311 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1c699abdde7fefe5fe10ce3813041c6f.pdf a8281cdddde1c02835bd2786272bbe68 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. isrimt ispatcfj VOL 64 Pincltttey Dispatch Wednesday, July 23 1047 Michigan Mirror i Item8 of Interest Heres another Inst for Mich Toui2u cOming to orinern xYtuh need navy no lour uboui uanaydk oi untreated nuik Lllectise juiy i, liUS, aid milk oliered tor ale m IkHchigjiU, excepting that vurchutea direct at farma, must be paeteurued Why such a bill Here are sone facta Since Jan 1 of this year, 15 caiv unduiant lever nuve oen reported in Michigan Vvhiie not in these cases were traceable lo milk many of them were so Twelve yours ago AOO cuies of typhoid lover wcit the result of one typhoid carrier, an employee who worked in an Ann , Arbor dairy plant Dr F, S Leeder, director of the division ox disease control, state dc partment of health believes thai the Michigan law will pi even the ro occurence of any lurgescut uun tiitak of tnukburne disease in tlo State As such, it should safeguard the health of thousands of visitors from other states who come to Mien each summer for their vacations Dr Leeder points out that two outbreaks of, polio have been truced to untreated milk This fact is attested by health authorities, Other milkborne diseases include scarlet fever, strep sore throat, dipthena to mention a few When you visit eating places in Northern Miehigun, you will probah ly notice a sign on the wall saying that, onlJ pasteurized nuik ana milk products are served here Xh signs were distributed recently L the state department of agiculture The 1047 legislation illustrates again the power of vsomen Consum er groups headed by Mrs, L E Mil is past president of the Michigan div ision, American Assn of University Women, started the bull roling The movement reached bundwagon 10P atives ularity and was supported by the Michigan Milk Dealers Asrfn and the Mich Milk Producers Assn, just to memtion a few Despite determined and organized JENNIE ROCHE LAVEY In the pacing of Jennie Koche Lavey, July 16, Pinckney lost au oid and honored resident Born April 21, 1852 Mrs Lavey spent liter entire life in this community in early adulthood she vit u sue tjsaiul teucdier of the county Nov J5th, 1884 she was united in uurriajre to Michael Lavey whose ilea in occurred in 1141 To this un ion were born seven children Two of whom preceded her in death Merlin who died in infancy and Duane m 114 Surviving are Mrs Laura Gradwell of Chicago, Leo and Adrian of Pinckney, Norbert of Detroit and Lorenzo of New York Also to mourn her loss are left three bro hes Michael and William ot Pinckney and Dr A C Uoche of Calu met, four grandchildren, Merlin Joseph, Kobert and Moira Lavey and a score of nieces and nephews Funeral services were in St Matys Church with Kev Francis Murphy officiating The large numbers of friends and relatives that gathered from far and near in the Swarthout Funeral Home to pay final tribute to her memory spoke plainer than wordf of the uniersal respect and affection in which she was held Notes ou the Game i i ue hu u noy wi, l Mil lord kdi pilclai 1 iueii no FN THff rAKLy DAYS 0 OUHtotfNTHV, THt CNCR6lt OF OUR PCOPLE WITH TW1 WCPT0N OP A FEW WHO WENT iNTO THE PROFESSIONSWgRi ftCQUIMP TO PROD , flCSST Ci iwh SOFT BALL NEWS a pit her baile unde i i Howtd it, the couul e night lieb Singi r oi l victorious ovu MKI,1 by a MDIX ol 1 io o 1 UlluWed I hlU Sniyei walko ami fcheiiler 1 Pinekney loit a run v Iiist inn ing when Joe Lavjy liit ha the ii,i pole in crater held aid under ground rules he got boe Pinckney had a IHMII on tie ind and one the ird In the 4th with OUt, Fred kiiiv In u hijili hoUllde to JShefllerJie threw hurridiy and ihe throw Ha, wild, Si in1 ir KhM, ond Mijii halted lor K dropped a Texui leayuer in Keid tried to make a catch of it fell dow ii i hit, SIIMI on,,e H ill liMo ciebxl or ui Uu UO,j,S Ihe J r EZRA BRiGHAM Ezra Brighaiu, 73, dropped dead Mutt Jay ui a heart attack in front or Dexter bank He had been in Pinckney earlier and complained of not feeling well The decreased spent most of his life at Chqbbs Corners, north of Finckney where he owned a farm He married Mary joodspeed who died about a year ago, Following her death he sold his Iun and had been Jiving with vel Of late be was staying with his nephew, Carter Brown who opei ates the Snovvhite Lunchroom Hi had no children iHis only survivor f being is brother, Jay, who lives at Grass Lake and a number of nieces and nephewopposition, the consumer groups fought the bill through to a success i ,,,,, ful vote of 27 to in the Senate The funeral will be at the Swarand 58 to 22 in the House nl The bill as amended in the House provides for referendum vote to remove a city from the provisions on petition of 1U percent of the qualify ed voters The law does not 1orb d the sale of raw milk at farms Ottawa Indians are going to have their own pinup girl a prince The ceremony will take place next Sunday evening thily 27 at Harbor Springs, capitol of the Ottawa tribe Wearing full tribal regalia, the Ottawas will conduct native dan ces The evenings climax wi GOdTORS, NURSES WftlTfcHS, eoiTOS am PW5 S0ON9 8CQJES gWCA74 AJIK CPiHQH to sec on and right iuc Hiring ind il ut ni lor scoring trom Jnd Iiu ckney failed to get auyotu ni after of AJilford got to hui Singe i ni urned tio nde en strike In tiie Till M Keid fanned, K keid troppeil u liil in right, Baker J lied to ledsidie tlrHl Woody uff iftei hiltiim struct out ending tin game P1NCKNLY AH w l UlUt Woedjuff iird in the ,,t Current Comment note by the Howell Upr Utt ie,v Aimui reorganization pl4Ul tea iedv Kne into effect by it tkt oi eount school coiumiukmtt hed ami the precent conun becJines president of man luunty board of education tO k by the Mtiuol district direct cuuuty This will run tiMI of county The County good party organ that it it n UJUV the whole thing Without face or giving any history Thi htory is a nuUhU i pait of the effort by tat administration to uiil iuc aales tax divnrit ny vieatiug a single schoft diat i, lit sclools are flgfclUf v in court They wiiHM in tax divertio on iluu which seems t overlooked i that tha by surijenderinf i man county blk niki a Oi tie Idli i Hui it 1 it Lunaiug CI J and ltet Ill, I I, I i 111 III t hue been di ii u l fchoutfs their jtouej to a i I I f 0 u i may po ihly lo their shirts is ki i ulilic institutions auch a,, i u uis, and hospital TEACHERS vet OPW6 turuae cr7iws Uff WiUtANCI MINTS MINISTERS 6UAfiDIN6fWTUAL W TbPAX WITH PRODUCTION APUtMiNTtO ftV MACHINES, MAHV OF OUR YOUNO PCOPLS WHffftJ THEV FINISH SCHOOL, HAVE THE OPPORTUNITV OP ENTlRINtf XHtL SERVICE PROFESSIONS WHfCH CONTRIBUTE SO MUCH TO THE MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUED Of OUR EVEfttROWINd PEMOCRACV Shehan, lb 1alniLi, s Lavey, cf 1 Singer, rf Ledwidge, j F Singer, ,ib Kuihon, Hi Meyer, lb Header, c B Singi 1 R i U II II 1 i I o u H u i J n i o 1 IJ II U K Masonic Excursion lie ection of a princess from the se Ind surrounding towns of afian girls from and villages Harbor Springs has hopes making this event a nationwide fair such as the Fow Wow at Flugftaff, Aria, and the Intertribal Cere At Gllup, New Mexico Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Roche a daughter July 11, Cathy Ann thout Funeial Home Thurs, after noon at 20 p m, Rev Allard official , Burial in Iakeview Cemetery, Howell MRS BESSIE BURCHIEL Mrs Besie Hertlein Burchiel, 50, died at Los Angelas, Calif July 17 where sie had resided since li4i rhe was horn in Columbus, Ohio, and married Everett Burchiel fornievy of Finckney Most of her marr jei lie was spent in Toledo, Ohio, where Mr Burchiel died in 14 Tlv were no children The funeral was held Sunday from the Swarthout Funeral Home, Rev Allard officiating, Burial w i in kney Cenieteiyj ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS Electrical accidents and tataliues can be avoided if fanners and other people will advii Detroil Eufson whenever they are pulling pipe, from a well or putting pipes down a well which U located anywhere near an electric line of the eo A co off icial says, Lives can be saved eaeh year it tnis is generally understood by those people who have occasion to do this work WeUa are particularly dangerous paid Wm W Williams, cheif engin eer of lines of the co, because the man working on them is likely to have a perfect ground Sometimes trees and shrubs may make him forgetful of the wires The co stamV ready to take down the wins if aeceessry to insure the safety of the operation Safety precaution should be followed whether the wiie are part of the customers equipment J ki tunonertv or whether Xlii RECRUITS WANTED George Malnar, commander of the Brighton post of the Michigan State Police, will be at the post from 800 a m to 500 p m 28, July, J or the purpose of interviewing young men who may be interested in joining ihe department The State FoUce are presently conducting a recruiting program to bring the force up to prewar strength Through the cooperation oi ihe Slate Civil Service Comm ission, preliminary qualifying examiimtioiv are now being conducted vaeh Ume a sufficient number of applieation liuve accumulated, eliminating previous delays when exam in at ions were heid on a periodic basis The State 1olice organi atio fers a fine opportunity for young men interested in a career service, I said Sgt Malnar in addition to A patty of 54 from iincknettfeon isting of members of LivmAton Lodge No 7i and their famiiea drove to Aima and visitedtie Mcli Masonic home Sunday Lear big here about J 0a m they reaclidd Alma around noon and had a pienic din ner at the state conervition park just soutli of Alma Arriving at the Masonic ,ilono they registered and then were guests at a musical eoncert put on by AivJiitect and Four Square lodges of Dearborn This included solos and group singing by a choir of 45 voice directed by Har Heid, i Keid, rf Uoid, rl Bakur, lit Woodruff, lib Colgrove, el Mclurland, II Wood, ss J Sheffler, p Fiickne heat I county hard hall I a oliJ Koch formerly of psiianti Their the group were conducted thro ugb the Masonic home Uu Finckney delegation was treated very courte ously and brought home vuth them as a souvenir an electric lighted sign made by one of the guests currying the letters NVelcome Livingston Lodge No 7i of Pinckney Those who went were the W C Miller family, the Clare Miller family, Mrs Cliff Miller and daughter, W A Keteham and wife, lieorge Thompson and wife, Mrs Ruth Keis, er ind 2 children, P W Curlett and wife, Joe Griffith, daughter, Joan, son, Don, Miss Mills, Virginia Shirley, Roy Hannett and wife and ison, Jack, Dale Miller and wile, Roy Reason and family, Mrs Edna Reason and Leota, Blanche Martin, Ms Mary Teeple, Harold Porter and family, Martin Phillips and familv Clyde Fisher and wife and Roy tl Of I LU , c VIUr Francli MarpTiy, ptitar Novana Fridaj f2Jt0 nooa HKK p raPreparation for Hoy Oammic loa aaak Sarnria 8 to 9 p m mu Sunday TtOO to 7S0 a at Summer Mass Schedule of Masses 7 a m, 145, 11 45 Week Days 800 a m Friday and Sairday 730 and 8 a m Sunday, July 27 th Pentecost, 3rd week of h Nov enna Communion Sun for Holy Name Society Among the intentions are late Arthur McClear, Tuw lute Bar bara Schroincr, Wed, late Joseph 1 ravin, Thurs, Jatc Anthony Nownk FH, high mass for parishioners, Sat high mass for living, rej by Mrs John Ackerman Sun high mass for late Wjn Murphy and Mns Madeline Kelly Murphy, req by Lorenzo Mur phy Prayers are requested for the fcate Mra Jennie Lavey of Pinckney and the mother of Rev Phillip Cook who was buried at Pewamo Mon Among those vied ting the jmrish are Mrs, J A Lundgren ne, Helen Ctasey whose wedding txk place Sat at St Lukes parish, Detroit They will live at Dearborn Fisher and family also Mr and Mn Kd Beach of Howell HARD BALL NEWS I employment security, paid vacations sick leave and pension after so j The Pinckney TriCounty League many years of service, the work team knocked the Masuard Oil team interesting and varied Promotions 0f Ann Arbor out of first place are made on a merit basis I might I also point out out that there i a prde in belonging to one of the finest organ ixations of its kind in on hi own property or wer is not a tfcey e SJcil most ncruta now are world AU Detroit Ediaon vigors re beinr asked to carry this iaforiititm to farmers but the help of the press ia solicited in making tfcb service more widely known AMMOUMCCMCJtT Or imea B Davi formerly of Ama Alfcor ad Detroit has recently a new and pel ounent residen ad office aear Dexter at IlJJoJTthe 4eaKmet, Sft Malnar At the war veterans who are finding that I service u tiie StaU Police has ad ran lages of especial interest to them Minimum requirements are chat ap applicant must be between the I unmarried, in Sunday by defeating them 2 to 1 Beryl Amburgey pitching for Pinckney allowed 11 hits but ly one runylirkney only got 5 X off Jim Johnson of Ann Arbor i at com Ivined 2 of them with an error to sco4e the winning run rn other, games CheUea beat Sovjit Lyon 2 to 1 to stay in first place nd the MancfceaterSalint pMtne wm rained out In the west division WefcbervilW wi Ji and SO good beaJtfe and not leas than five j beat SteckJbridge 11 to J, Ann Arbor ee H inches in heigth Applicants may call at the peat at any tiaae to btan inforaaatian MiLPOKD AB R H J i II i o l i o o a i o , II l n j II l II n 1 II i Fowlerville in Die eiMie U gie lliem a record of o aou nut of t fowlej ville is the only t1m thut y beaten then rviousy, the 1iuekiiey, team so lar hnviny uon IJ gmiHis Out of lA Bob Sing, i vu, AWOL Uld his hlotlur Paul ilehedp lov tfrville rnn up a h rnn lend thefirst two inning when iliey bnmhed a number of hits with ,Mine Ijuekney error In the last of the Jnd Pinckney shellaeked llitik VI i I j their old nemisis for x hit and 2 walks to score Hi run and lake tke lead, In the rd 1iuil Smiti ooubbd, atole rd nl seored oti Ialeers fly This ended the Pinekney ,eoruig H though they had men on eve, inning Fowlerville iMt 1 inn, the v VIIII after i on li error aivl a hit lui were shiu out the last t inniin led ile led the Pinckney team at lrat with 2 doubles rnd a singl Pinckney plays Howell at lov 11 in the con at y league next Mood iy night PINCKNEY oi iir i I iu ion I l I A , laf k 1 Mg p lOII, a fasoitie pastiiie und Rep Phil I ut Huron has gained tha y an attack on the inhum i used at the Pontaic stata Mcr, this institution nuictioned efficiently for has strong defender er ii will be investigated Unusual situations Hi institutions and ia i ptiral punishment haa v riinumber a Pincko nee visited a friend a in sporting a black ,ani friend a heart v and said Tins place inh must be obeyed Do leiil and you will have no Munly after the the man iii ii ,vs ured and hunted ml ml iliunkcd him Ht teiiod your advice and norr trouble, The greatest t Ku k iien Chase Osborn oi and wus directed a erui Varden Russell of M I hy Usborns enem i i, tarried the exposa n hat nothing ever cama ai in methods have al i i l at times in slat 11 i u ui ions w I in ate de OIIK to h lie t liei e y, lo la a na i ni a yoin I ION lie, wa dii , ii, Mill, Iiad no im i u as ,o e,iih I , ,Ut i l n Joe i IMC a va , i oni , Tic ,, I rniinin tl II of MU h an laden Ko ve agan City and col mi I ei IM kJive liiir 1 7 la 1 ah , crou n itlale for fi iu iy ni, arrli l r ia to II, bin kMper and n I ii iier, a gro, ,d 11 inu is filing i last Sunday in ibe to his there Kev school bd ttiemy tha loyd Mini s opponent r Ail this UevScotta ie took in 1 arch AB R ftar Alfred Allard Pastor and choir Director IT Meiwia Oaampbell S Mr Herman Vedder Shehan, b Pnhner, rss Iavey, cf ledwidge If Meyer, lb K Singer 3b Swat thout, rf P Singer, p Haines, rf lieader, c FOWLERVILLE AB 3 a 4 4 3 li 4 n 1 1 n irostk, cf McKenzie, b Krogma, rf Gillis, c otft, lb Harrer, ib Worship and Communion Service J ,4oomes, ss WsW Miller, We eoidially invite all who do not have a church home to worship with a Mr Lias Reed of HoweU wiU supply the pvlpit Sunday Smith, P If T lall up in congre to admit seviiai inilioii inisplaet i persojii from Kuiope Asia to t is country lire, pet tis oi inirf,igraten quotas it arousing MIiderable deh te in COn gress These displaced p Ttons are moi ly ,h and Poe who wera diin liei their heMie by Hitler and are rot wanted anywhere at tha pr snt time being held in fOBfOBt l rat ion ciin p Label r fighan TT,7 i ion lo this eouiltry Ott grounds that it if an industrial plot to flood tfie ranks of lanr and cut 2 wi Avoiding to them an ideal 0 lalioi eonilion a far as industry ia 1 J vonrerned eondition in which h it are i men for ery job Still the eoui uen of these misplaced people at pitable Tlay live on svani raiiois The other day 11 reat uuratUs in lloire wore padlocked fo wn ii, v lute bnad, meat, 0 1 H 1 r i n 1 K H 1 o u u 0 1 1 1 m rent i n v lo the law, officials said that tfc newscasts, each iWmiA BATTINC AVERAGES Piickney Soft Hall Team AH H H Emm Baadwj PaaUr 10 urn Wisbw LaMlg PHe Meetirs 7 Legk beat Fowierville 4 to 3 and IKnk Green of BrihU akot out of numerous fri Dr Davis wilW bf apointuent Dc Davis haa had sun cteiwive ex m Pnaesaor and Direct ef OaMca hi iMfcine Dovas Pltmwner vacation here ec Fayatteha 1 st but July t haa oeen set aside as a special dagr when he will be on duty to task with these interested Application blank may he ettainjd at the pest, or hy writing the Slaw Civil Service CoaMnisaon er the Mid vers in lansing KarVm Buahier of Obeieea, viaHed Deniae Ledwidse eni ihey eniyed n Notes a share of federal funds tmt fereat tire control nas been cat nAZ The total amount will he 442MM in Lake Erie was highany time in the aaanths closed eaaan on s Lake Superior has boen lorald Swiiithout Keith Ledwidge Krancis Shehan WesWy Reader Plump OentU Kdsc MevtT ioe Lavey Hob Singer feck HaiiHs fferb Palmar Jack Reason ck Reason Stanley Dinkel i 4o 11 o 4 C 4n It 4 n 10 2 S 4M 1 IS 21 H 5 0 11 5 6 2 1 1 14 14 4 13 IS C OFFICIAL STANDINGS pinokoey a 1 Mitfovd 8 MeweU 1 fowlervme t S Pet eTl 2IM 4f 00 00 TELEVISION NEWS BHQAjOCAST Ieiixit 1xlkson announced today i aid sioi sor two television news t i broaden a week over , WWJTV i Ioepaiy 0 1 ominuti J ani Vn at 4i p nu, har died t Ttd Grace, local IHV s conintator Grace running eenimentary with UKvispot news event films in vhr n A will aUo Graee television cameras Ihe first projam wiM It Juv Marriage Wta M Geraii Plummer, iS, Betty Woods, 24, FowksraUle Blades IS, PuckraeyHtHie li, linckney Richard HoweU Adeline lanakt 11, John Sherman, S3, WfkKUu 1, Lyons, 19, HoweU, Kathqm 17 Brighton HowelL Joyce ScheeL II Frank Field, ft, BeyU 27 Bnftaftw 4 Green Oak Floaaw Oak ASCJ JeeOadoa Bah in Jackson L, 5HUft Wtdnet, July 23 1947 iy little girl has exchanged burnedout lamp bulbs at an Edison office Shell tell you she was treated like a debutante shopping for sables For, although Detroit Edison supplies eight million new lamp bulbs to its customers annually, the Edison clerk never seems too busy td give her a smile and a cheery greeting lamp JS, along with a reeasy identification, m office Youll find vnuinely concerned d viewpoints And youll find a willingness to go out of the way to help a customer, whether it be a little gii i rr a greatgrandmother you huincdo cs electric hi to your nearest tat he clcrk with your need AVON THEATER 4th SYLVAN THEATER Fri St Jb XS26 THE BOWERY Hare U picture for old aad yoUnj iU WALLACE BERRY GEORGE RAFT pfcu Mart of Tim Cartoon SporU Root CJifcAt v Sua TM July 8739 MY DARLING CLEMENTINA1 TaU U ana of tha BIG Waatarn with HENRY FONDA L1NOA DARNELL COMlNGtPartaer In Tia Till The End of Tima Ktnt of Wild Hono1 luniiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiito, first National bank Undo Faaarai Supervision Manner Federal Deposit In auraaaa Corporation All Da otiU Inaorad up to f ftW9 to Fii ft Sat July 2S24 4 THE BEAST WITH FIVE F1NIGERS Starring ROBERT ALDA ANDREA KING PETER LORRE, VICTOR FRANCEN, J C NA1SH Cartoon Lataal Na Suu, moa, t ui, Juty 272 y I T U E D E TRUI T EaXSJO N CO MHA NY fn ,WJI i Neighboring Notes Lifchteninpr struck and birctl the barn on the Irwin Killinger arm near Fowirvillc last week Carleton Dean had 3 Holstcin catto IrloH Fowlervillu sciiuu, u,,irul oloii at their annual school meeting to raise their 15 mill limit to establish a building fund 51 votes were cast At their annual meeting Stockbrid ge voted a A mill tax inereani fov a building fund Albert Barbour and Al Simion of Gregory flew to Fla last week Mon returninR Thursday CUo Satteifild, 30, a window washer Jiell from a second story window Ledge in Ann Arbor last week and groke his back I r I he Noitlivjlk Dowius races open July 21 with 5 races nightly Vv ujiiienaww county tuuh oil kai are making a hoie to House survey a protest against the city councils at Horseshoe lake for the purpose action in signing a contract to In king out j oluiion oi tv wil stnn parking meters, er supply and sanitary problem Coach iCalph Kiggins of Brigh Ihe time for i ls to renew their to MK school has resigned to at insurance lias been extended to Jan I cept a portion with the New Mex rhey now have 1900 in the buid ting up new lines here They use ing fund tents aid Jjoard thenuelves itrghion businessmen have lodged t ye editor attended a meeting of the iliui Press Ityt week A boat 1, 1948 Mike Oanuirscus of Howell is seek ing to become a citizen The Millord lighed field project is languishing and trouble is esper ieiued is getting the field grading It may not be ready this year South Lyon schools voters their meeting approved the transfer of 500 from general to building fund m ico college SUPPOSE YOUR SALARY WERE CUT Many people manage to get along when their eatery is cut So, if you say you cannot put any money aside for the future give yourself an imaginary cut in pay Then take that amount and deposit it with us regularly Try it WE HAVE AMPLE FUND i i i AVAILABLE FOU LOANS SOUND Notes 47 Year Ago The national guard crmpment starts at Island Lake Aug 7 George Sigler sniped an order of furniture to Ed Kearney of Jackson Neb last week The Mich BeU Tel Co are put REAL ESTATE MORTOAHE, OR PERSONAL AT R3ASOJS, ABLE RATES CALIFORNIA DOZ BUNCH LARGE ranges Carrots Watermelons Potatoes 10 lb Cabbage t ,ba Lard Armours X Baby Link Sausage Ends Sliced Bacon Squares Gro Salt Pork inp i Toledo was a feature The proposition lo bond village for 1000 for fire protection lost at iiir special election last week 64 to 11 Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M, works a 3rd degree next Tuesday night Frank Kaman of Detroit hqs been spending 3 weeks here George Richmond hat sold his threshing outfit to rercy Mills ATHLETES FOOD GERM Fred Naue has sold the Haus HOW TO,KILL IT farm to Ernest Frost I IN ONE HOUR 1 A number from here attended the IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c blue Ribbon horse races in Detroitback Ask any druggist ior this lati week at Crosse Point STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL Gene Campbell has erected a wind Made with 90 percent alcahol, it mil at his home on Lnatiula Street Penetraes, Reaches and kiHs More lirighton hold a sports day Thurs germs faster Today at WeUra Uravaa atarriag THRESA WRIGHT, ROBERT MITCHUM, ALAN HALE, JLhMTH ANDERSON 4 C, toon Cad and Cfddia Sunday Shnwt 3B79 Wd Thur, July 3031 BLONOIES HOUDAY A Comady Starring FENNY SiiNULtlUN, ARTHUR, LAKE, LARRY SIMMS, MARJOUJE KENT , Plus TARIR1E RAIDERS J JCHARLES STARRE1T, SMILEY BURNETTE COMlWUtCaiifoTSia1 , 4lBuek Fri vat Coin HuiUt PtuU of Paulina HOWELL Theater HOWELL, MICH Tuei, Wed, Thuri A July 22248475 Fri J THE HUCKSTERS Clark GABLE AVA GARDNER Sat Jtdr25 Matinee 2 p m ALLEN LANE A SANTA FE UPRISING PLUS SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS With FRED BRADY, SHELA PAUL DREW COMEDY KYAN Nawa A feature is a game between Brighton and the Pae Fence Giants CORY DRUG STORE, Ulacfcaay Sun Moa July 2726 wita ABIES IRISH ROS With , ANNE NICHOLS, MICHAEL CHfiKHOE, RICHARD NORRI5 Comedy New , Tue, Wed it Thur July 23031 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR j MAURE1N OHAKA, WALTER SLEZAK in j S1P4BAD THE SAILOR 1 COMEDY NEWS KEVIN LEDWIDGE hLECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Conjna4 Woeic Eatimatee Given 740 East PutnAxuPiGckney,Phon 6 PJ XQ14Q 25 Y ear Ago i Last Thur Pinckney business men joined the Howell Board of Comm erce in an auto trip They visited Brighton, NVw Hudson, South Lyonwhere South Lyon businessmen join ed them, KXX went to Ann Arbor where they were giver, a banquet by , the Ann Arbor board of Commerce A Riley Crittenden spoke Cor HoweU L W LoveweK for South Lyon and G, W Teepie for Pinckney Dexter wa thee visited fiatighn Miller have installed a water tubogan at Portage Lake Born to Roy rlaoeway and wiff July II a 4aujber Ambrose and Lorenzo Murphy are c a trip to Cleveland, Pifttabuis ftoaeaca Fafla W T Gregory of the Ford Motor Co and L T Lawrence of the North wnmm railroad visited the Foru pwpcrtiqs here Mon M J Roche ioat a ktat weak Wif ieW and Francis Line of R 4eft Swuto on a 1,W mile liike around the nation when they, will viart every state balk Uk The Dynamis fiernate foundation atartod oy Perry jKajrifen, wfcer mRier of Tecnmeh ci ir 140 and y toe late Hflnry fod wiH end Sat Anjruat t w year at ne IBronnds whow u ael tibted Ood Mr IN STOCK SOIL PIPE ML FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 icl SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS M SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS 1 FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTg PLUMBING VISIT QUR MEW SHOW ROOM AID SEE A COMPLETE LINE Of 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tubs Waah Basins Ail Typee Cabinet Sinks flat Sinks Double Sink Ooset Cmawnationt Laundry Tabs 3t 5allsn H W fioflei Altel Shower SMni Joncrete and Steel Lcjpti LUectric Water Heaters Oil Water eaters Dentinjt Pumps ieynafcis SehaHer WaUu Soitcrejy in Operation Aiedicine Cahtoetfi Water Fne and Fittings Orange Bon Pipe PtorfcS jun tammrwD GOOD u OF aaar cLoiMEsa itun J Store vJ rj y xmuslin jyw i HMMPMBi4i LOCAL MEWS Mr and Mrs fid Howard of DeL roit spent Sun at the Roy WUiag haiu home, Mrs Ruth Buiwell oi Brighton spent Friday at the Ben White humeUer sou, JLromie remain ed lor a visit Mr and Mrs Uidwell have gone on a trip in northern Mich with her sister Mrs Gar Bennntt Bert Merritt and wife oi Willis and Howard Coon and wife of Detroit, were week end callers at the John Bell Wm Heard of Ann Arbor son oi lira John Bell was quite badly hurt Sat night when going home an Pontiac Trail, h brakes locked and he hit tree He suffered an injured arm and cuts about the head and face He was taken to St Joe hospital, Maj, Brown and wife visited him there Sunday l he L J Henry family Mrs, Tom Ware and family, Mrs, Alice Schoen hals, Mrs Lida Karus and daughters arut Myron Schoenhals of Akron, 0 attended the Schoenhals reunion at Croukeu Lake Sunday L C Gorham an4 wife of Detroit spent last Wed, with Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell Mrs Mable Suydiam of Jackson spent Thurs, at the M J Reason home M J Reason and son, Jack, took in the ball game in Detroit Sunday Mrs Florence Arts of Detroitcall ed at the M J Reason home Sunday Mr and Mrs, Charles Ctark called on Mr and Mr Dan Driver of Dexter one day last week The Clyde Fisher and Roy Fisher families were in Flint Satuiiay Murray Kennedy and family cal ed ut tne Stanley Culver home in Oak Grove Sunday Mrs Murray Kennedy and Mrs Irwin Kennedy were in Ann Arbor Thursday Henry Ruen of Detroit called on friends here Friday M E Harrow and wife were in ,fetroit one day last week Dickie Locimis returned home with them Mis and Mr Nelson Buzzard atv tenuod tne funeral of his sister in Fenton last week Mrs W C AtLee entertained her bridge club Monday Leo Davis and family entertained about 100 plumbers of Detroit at a picnic at his farm south of town Sun Car driven by MrsTed Singer and Mss Lois Ivclenberger collided near the Singer home,, south of town lust Wed Mrs Singer was thrown out of her tar aru has since been confined to her bed Miss Lucy Jeffreys is working for Mrs Gerald Reason Mr and Mrs W H Meyer spent the week end in the cherry section of northern Michigan Mr and Mrs L4 Rondeau, Mrs Pauline Amo and Norma Jean McLucas spent the week end at Grayling where Dick Amo is with the nat ional guajd Kevin Ledwjdge and Clarence Bennett were in Detroit Friday Dan Riley ha purchased the John Hnchey farm at north Lake also call at the Jim Riley farm Airs, tjxaays ScnneicLer oi Windsor Ont and Mrs Ida By era and daughter Janet Fc idler spent the week end at the Ross Read home v Muier, Core Miller Clifford Miller families called on re Jatives in St Louis and Brerkenridge Sunday The Lee Lavey family spent Sun at the Howard O1 Brien home at utur hull, Edward Drost visited friends in Ann Arbor Friday Mi, ana Mrs Robert Grainger jr and son of Lansing, Mrs Ella Sup iah, Clarence Stapiah and famiiy and Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were Sun guests at the Melvin ome 1 t CMrtfAN 4u July 2 V A V Have you awJyaed the report oi the National Safety CouaesL for m which show that ilHMXafpef oni mat death and one out of vary 13 perse in this country was injured ta an sootwt during a BpaHlTTtoFSF S yj Yes, on Acu Wh a rate increase wit wtyl and vat a to 1 1 Thli columnwhile sincerely re a tjot thing for telephone users J gretting tht accidents from all csuiuls specially concerned with the automobile traffic toll This type of accident led the list with 38,500 deaths 83,500 persons killed because drivers failed to ob R ervt rules of safety or drove cars sving mechanical defects which escaped detection even though they had Deen periodically inspected ffare in Michigan, we had cause for both, optimum and for dis eouragment Our record for 194G of 1,420 deaths was 33 per cent less than the 2,188 killed during the last full prewar year of 1941, although the eitimateo mileage for the two years was practically the same i e On the discouraging side is the fact that the accident trend again has swung upward and the 1946 toll wai 24 per cent higher than for the preceding year, Michigan drivers have shown that they CAN drive mora carefully For the sake f humanity lets try to revise the X f0 4i9mHU ImmrU Stftly AttotUitont HIGHWAY WORK CURTAILED TH Eight County Council, consist ing of the representatives of tie counties of Livingston, Eaton Mon Uilam, Jonia, Barry, Gratiot, Clin ton, and Shiawassee, met in the ut fice of the Clinton County Koad Coram at St Johns to dicu the iuuiein caused b the rtductior in revenues for roads in counties the size of thore represented These countries are about the same size anil population and have I iiUir problems in finances and road maintenance The losp of the State Liquor Tax for roads and th Veto of Gasoline Tax increase, which might have made up for this loss, has Left the counties generally pon deling ways and means of contin uing the serviea that they hae been rendering The total financial oss to the eight counties approximates bet ween 350,000 and 400,000 foliar, with Livinston Cc untj iadividual loss amount to 40,000 Other contributing factors to the f quandry, are the heavy snow remov ai costs of last winter, the extreme flood and wet conditions of the past spring The increased cost of oper ation leaves the countries in view of a deficit Cor doing the work the peo pie expect of them Only an increase in revenue from some couree will save these count ries from going into red before the first of Jan and because of this imort of then wiU have to reduce their personnel and limit their operations to the point where their ser vices will be unsatisfactory The ef, feet of these reductions will be poor er reads, le snow removal, les ice controL less traffic services andj e great reduction in the operation of the County Road Comm general ly which will result in more dust, joote accidents and greater vehicle j maintenance cost In Livingston County, it definite ly aoeans 4he end of bituminous orf blacktop oanstruction until the fini social condition improves At tfiej present tiane, there are seven pieces of construction equipment in stor age because f lack of pensonnet Increased coats of labor have made UH ifiht price ia the lowest possible pritv that will assure you of good quality Thats true of everything you buy, including telephone service Soanswering the question above a rate increase is a good tiling for telephone users when it is needed to protect their interests from a service standpoint The last time there was an increase in teiepnone rates was 21 years ago From 1926 until 1937, rates went down substantially Since 1937, tliire have been still further local reductions in a number of exchanges and decicas s in toll rates Except for those further re ductions, 1937 rates havent changed although the cost of most things wages, taxes, supplies lias gone up Just since the war, wage adjustmcn i s alone have upped our costs 11,00ftV a year This includes settlements reached during the recent, strike Lump all our costs i er and youll find theyve gone u irh faster than our income Since 19J,, our income has gone up 141 But costs have gone up 193 And our return on investment has dropped more than a third NOTE Where the term Income a used bove, its meaning ia In name aa Revenue or Gro Income Where the term Investment ia used t mentis the original cott of the telephone property lee the depreciation reserve accrued ttgaimt the uttimaio retirement of the property Now ue face the fact that 1937 rates wont work in 1947 We dont like a rate increase any more than you do Weve waited until the last possible moment to ask for one But that moment has now arrived Theres a lot of work to be done and a lot of money to be spent to give more and better service lo everybody who wants it The money will have to come from investors They will furnish it only if they can be sure of i fair return, which our present rates art simply too low lo provide A grow ing business, especially, has to earn a good return in order to attract the capital needed for growth Telephone rates are regulated by the Michigan Public Service Com, mibsion, a body established by State law and appointed by the Governor Were going to ask the Commission for a public hearing to review our proposed new schedule of rates Du r, he week of August 3, well pub hs i t vUi1s of the proposed rates throughout Michigan Bell territory Aftei that, well file petition with the Public Service Commission The whole future of Michigans telephone service depends on raising rates enough to assure the financial stability of your telephone company Wciesaru you want us to tike this step to assure you the kind of service you want 1937 TELEPHONE RATES WONT WORK IN 1947 TODAYS SITUATION COMMED WITH 133 200 INCOME COSTS UP 19 3, 150 100 50 PT ON INVESTMENT DOWN MGRL THAN A THIRD 50 I CH 10 AN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Former Nazi Slaves Build Up Holy Land Lnole Sam Says FOLKS By R Brinkcrhnff 4 t X SM r V, it oeoeesuy to ieeep A reduced force rm operation Further added payroll ojrts will matermlly reduoe personMl wrth a resulting reductton in all road ojwatior This conditioncan oe eraadied by the concerted t f the peopta the county and 3tsfte actir tbvoosfa the State Leg tte eapective County JIJ BECLAMATIONi This young Palea tinian is gathering sheaves in the fields Thousands vivo former slaved fox the Nazis are aow free men and women in Palestine because of the aid provided by the 170,000,000 Carted Jew Appeal The United Palestine Appeal, one f tne three agencies financed by the UJA, aids these xeoently arrived immigrants in , preparinf the land to make room for j Ji I rr n fym 9eWk toft by plane sjr 51T AMSMNI mkewt IK wUl settle J 4 Mx Evexett BurchieL Htmwt atodeat nurse at at slot liMNjilal AMI AtbgCi t payroll, the Payroll Savings Plan will assume him davs of ease when he eeis ready to retire If ded Is a n professional man or selfemployed, , , fellow tic can use his cherMiv, account to rvxvott lift behind 48 displaced uy a bond a monh ther thopgaads M I All of us would like to put dadon a pariesta on Fathers Day to show i him how we feelalxt him the year 1 round I like to think of all Amer ican fathers in the role of Minute Men, standing guard, over h of their families Certainly tfcey eouM do no better than to Assure the happiness of themselves and their homes t an by buying United States Sayings Bonds regularly are Two automatic bond buying plans e available non If dad is on a Xheyie sta ut md every kt and saving their fiat nid w6uog art advkfalt UMW Lake OMtlsea Base Bali dl SalinePiackney PufltcM WfawUT Juhr to 1047 United Jewish Appeal Aids Homeless Children , Modern and Antipue Furniture DUANE MEYER AlCTiuNKER Phone Howell 710DF6 33Hi Pinckney Road Location 121 Main St iMH Pinckney Sat July 26 1231 P M PUQ to illness tho undohn must sell at public auction all content of 10 room Home ft pc Parlor Suite 6 good dining1 room chairs Flna Library table beautiful Large Corner Mirror Jfumber of fancy JJiiov ,Antique parlor Stand ypabinet Grand Pianu jJJectrochei iJlectric SLIL lackboard, Mirrors, ,ii Tiee e ill rug Sewing Machine Xtitfhs, some very old Quantity of Linen China Cabinet Jfany fancy and Antique di ius 9 Piece Dining room Suite fttJar Face lock Desk Ho 2 tmall clocks Day bod fridge lamps Stool Iron bit bouul Htdar iook She If sRocking Chairs 2 Cantc as Jawn Chairs Chet of Driwcvu Jtique Paiited lamp Jiird hath Limn Mankets bedding 2 small tables 1 Prop Leaf Table Spindle Ikd dresser Bridge lamp 03 way Antique Stand Record Cabinet Quanity Uoolys Candle lamp J look Case Childs Wagon Hall flaskets and Stand High Chair lirais jarup Antique iied End table b pc Commode Set Carpet rugs 2 pc bedroom Suite 3 Pc Oak bed room Suite Antique Caudlesize Reflector lamp Kdiun Phonograph aod 3 cartons of Spool Records I lass Case Mirror 2 u ms Pots, ians, Kitchenware tuinity Spilt wood Many man otlnr Articiies too Num erous to mention ALSO Fine Large Home For Sale room tHomf 2 largo o Houutiful Shade, Larg Porch New Oil burner, Hot Water furnace Located on lin St Piiicknev Midi 11 I Kstatc wil be offered fo ab at iiM I M Day of Auction JEMS CASH LYNN W HENDEE, CLERK Mary L Fick j, u hVXV W HENDEE, GUARDIAN firaoir Store for W y July Clearance 00 Href see 495 to llfff OFF v CHAMBBAYS WATE PIQUES, BROADCLOTH SEERSUCKERS HAYOM J ANO RAYON SPUNS SIZES TOS2 f SEERS BROKE SIZES SPR1NC SUITES AND COATS ONE,TMIRO OFF S 4H0RT SETS SHEER BLOUSES, SPRING SKIRTS JACKETS, BATHING fiUITES, PASTEL CLOVES SLAX SUITES, HATS ONEJiALf OFF 9mt CtZl ai Ail fiatet FMfl THESE TWO little girls can hardly wait to get ashore in New York haraor and start the exciting adventure if becoming Americans On arrival n the United States, children withJUt relatives are cared for with funds nade avaiia U though contribution a the 317U00 United Jewish Appeal Tht Cted Service for New Americans, one ol the three oonstitunt agencies of the UJA, carries on a lystematic program of aid to new comers to our nation Either the Payroll Savings Plan or the BondalVfrnth Plan knocks the if out of thriftonce you jn either plan you cant forget to saver7 It is done for you automatically and regularly By accumulating 1 nest egg InUnited States Savings Bonds there is no if about your future ease and security It is just good common sense to start buying Savings Bonds regularly now if, S Treasury Dcpartmtnt New Life Begins For Nazi Survivors AN ANCIENT ART In one of the 250 training centers in 14 European countries maintained with funds provided by the United Jewish Appeal, the Joint Distribution Committee teaches the art of netweaving to young Jewish men yAnd women who are preparing for a new life in Palestine Some 32,000 survivors received training in other JDC vocational centers last year The 170,000,000 United Jewish Appeal will make possible the expansion of this vital work Vegetables at Their Best 3 Photo Courts y lViryMorse Seed Ob Real enjoyment of your home vegetable garden ucpends lav v 1 n proper preparation of the vegetables for the table Gather leafy crops early in the morning, if possible, before the sun wilts thm If they are to be kept until a later meai wpsh and cover Hi a and place ir he refrigerator Pick peas and sweet coin willin an hour of cUing them for the kettle if gathered veryf re It V lc TJt llS uMT when10,coking is fmHaft andfta or Gathering any tble too long before using causes cf vitamins Scrape or peel vegetables thinly valuable minerals ai, just beneath the outer skin Young carrots, beets, And summer squash should merey be scrubbed and not peced Neither should vegetables I 0 sofeed in water before cooking, lius, too, causes loss of minerals C k vitables quickly and only unt irely tender Usually they taste better if slightly undercooked than they do if soft and mushy from over cooking, In boiling, use only a small amount of water, saving whatever li ned If there is too much to serve vith the vegetable, kop it to add to qup In boiling vetables make sure tlve water is really boiling before adding them If put over the fire in cold water, vegetables lose color, flavor,, texture, and much of their food value Vegetables fresh from the garden need very lLtle dressing up to make them deliciously appetizing Simple methods of cookery are best with the simplest of seasoning added Until you have eaten vegetables fresh picked from your garden and properly cooked, you do not know the asio of vegetable at their best Garden Greens Can Be Continiius Phoj Courtesy JterryMOTM Seed Oo Plenty of leafy vegetabkexaw a cooked, are neceawiry in ihe diet of both children and fsownups in order to promote vi and wellbeing In a home garden they em be continuous lor many mont M various kiads are grown Leaf lettuce la one of the first green tilings to appear The young leaves can he picked for thetable when only a couple of in hes in length while the smaller leaves ace to grow The is true of spinach the tender new leaves are as good raw as cooked when chopped and jervod with oil and vinegar dressing Or, ieat them the same as wilted lettuce by pouring over them a mixture of hot bacon fat, vine gar, and bits of cooked bacon To vary the flavor of these greens, add a small amount of peppergrass The frilled curl foliage of this upland cress is as easy to grow m lettuce For long season greens awiss chard is winner No leafy vegetable stands hot weather batter The outer leaves ebould be kept picked, the inner ones left to continue growing, and toe xejsnfc will be tender, brittle stalks and far a los time, 4X greens, beet, mustard, and turnip ana increasi gly popular Like aH vegetables f ey are best when young Mustard anrl turnip particulaiSy should ho used for greens only in the early The tor J of mustard end turnip bined re appetizingno iaswlto of grandm ihers day 7 By so ring seed kae in spciag or summer in the North and August 4 October in the South, fresh be pickd from the garden the coring of frost and light in fact, some fro iiuproves the tem ttm ard fiavor of IST making It m noai treat for late auUjmn and winter Dwarf aesd JEafe Jo one 0 0m sbt DUPMK IW Fhe Peoples Stor Groceries Drygood Published Every Wednesday J 115 MainSt Piacknav, Btchifan GENERAL FUND NONREVENUE RECEIPTS 4500 Cntered aj atcond ciffV fatter at Poftoifice at 7 other nonrevenue receipts nckney, Iftichitaa xuxdt he act et March 8 187 l8 TOTAL NONREVENUE RECEIPTS Canned oods Shoes Gents Furnishings lingerie fption ratr 10 a Year The A L Skinners have as July guests, Mrs A J Keaney and John Kenney, Kenmore, New York PM huabttnd of the fo 1 auhue McLuca i at Gray with the Siowell Cannon cn J iu 1 guard Cannon Co of the mit Kennedy s Gen LIVE STOCK HAULING E S GENERAL TRUCKING f Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Pfeen Mr 14 The Dexter Kiwanjs and othei orgauizatioiiti have raised 5000 to light and improve the Dexter athlet JC iield A balance of about 2000 Jeft in the ceutenial fund was trailsferred tt them Miss Eh a Brown of Toronto Ont is visiting at the Clifford VantHorn home Mrs Ruth Kilter and children and Moss Agnes Kivhurdson of Howell spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mii Hud Fisher, Mrs Ella Dolbeck and Omar Cuss and wife of Detroit spent Suuday at the Lester McAfee home Mr and Mrs Fischer of Chicago 111 are Jstaying at the Gargolja cott age, Rush Laka Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and son and Lloyd Hendee and wife took in the ball game in Detroit Sunday Marlin Maurer of Lansing who has staying with Mr and Mrs Robert Pike has returned home Dickie and Cathy Loomis who have been visiting at the M E Dar row home fly to their home in Long Island N Y Thursday with their grandmother Loomis of Detroit Mr and Mrs Will Marshall of Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsi Stockbridge spent Sunday with Mr lanti spent the week end with I andMMKS j0 Meabon Jr mAthftt v nnii t L j Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle Jack mother, Mrs Beulah Martin Fred Young and famil and rjominiek Cnklin and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and MrsTHay Burns Mr and Mr rHarry Lee and Mr week end with the Bert Cook fam, Mr, Win Mercer and Mrs Helen nd Alfred Crawford spent the McGregor were in Detroit last week at f011 ,, la , millM Mrs Nettie Vaughn is visiting her Th QKolorts a ettfr Th daughter, Mrs Edith Teepie in Jack fV,1 Sundtty Wlth the bl H Un son family , Andrew Campbell and family at Robert White and family have tended the Church of Christ reunion d int cf RUfM u, , o ci t house on Unadi la St they bought at Wright Corners Sunday u vv t MA IT A t i He runs the Bob White Lapping Co Mrs Midred Croat and children of ff f R Dearborn spent the week end w , h k eed wHh u d Hen Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell , Susan returned home with them for QBy n of Ann Arbor flpent a v,s,t the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm rtz and family called Sunday Dick Murphy of Jackson is visiting Phillip Murphyhere George Clark of Ann Arbor U of M hospital is home on 2 weeks vac ation SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK IORSES 9 EACH COWS 11 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED EJiEE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son and , s Emma Dinkel were in Jackson LouJse Genn who gold 4500 19 GRAND TOTAL OF RECElPTSItems 12 and 18 27,39467 20 TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS, including Balance June 30, 1946 Items 1 and ID 29,91521 SS rv GENERAL FUNDBUDGET EXPENDITURES A GENERAL CONTROL Administration 1 Salaries of board of educate , members 12500 2 Supplies and expense of boal of education 2515 3 Premium on Treasurers Bund , 8200 4 Salaries of Supt and assistants 3,10000 5 Supplies and expense of Superintendents office, including clerks 0308 8 Census and compulsory attendance exueirse 1800 10 TOTAL GENERAL CONTROL EXPENDITURES 3,36413 B INSTRUCTION 5, Teachers salaries A b Women No 10 18,25000 1,, 000 7, Teaching supplies 293U 9 School librarybooks ami ixpene 14852 10 Miscellaneous instruction expense 8108 11 TOTAL INSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES 18,61289 C AUXILIARY and COORDINATE ACTIVITIES 4 Health Service 18Oil 6 Other auxiliary and coordinate ex prices 10530 7 TOTAL AUXILIARY and COORDINATE EXPENDITURES D OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT 1 Wages of janitors and other employees No 1 23111110 2 Fuel, Janitor Supplies, Klrtni ity, Gas and Water 1 172 3 Other operation expense 15339 4 TOTAL OPERATION EXPENDITURES E FIXED CHARGES 2 Insurance I 4,33271 Oil I TOTAL FIXED CHARGE EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCERepairs and replacements J Buildings and grounds i2i2 2 Heating, Lighting, Ventilating, Water Service Equipment 1 IVli 2 Furniture and instructional equipmrntr 4t20 4 Miscellaneous maintenance expense 8723 06654 5 TOTAL MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES 1,90520 fl TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES ABCDEF 29,034J8 G CAPITAL OUTLAY Additions tt properly paid from general fund 2 Improvements to buildinirs 727DO 3 New furniture and insti uctional equipment, not replacement , no 5 New Heating, Lighting, Vent dating and Water Service Equipment MiuO 7 TOTAL CAPITAIOUTIAY EXPENDITURES 83700 f Mi , FUTan,i Mm Rex Holt of Jackson at f f to called at the Stanley Dinkel home conservation dct has purchaser Sunday ani Ml0Ve1 onto a fttrnl near Iieslie Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbridge j Mis Otha Reynolds has been spent the week end with Mr and spending vacation with her parent Mr Stanley Dinkel i Mr and Mrs Reynolds and taking Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer and trin to Cleveland, daughter are spending a week with JJoryl Lewis has accepted a rei Mr and Mrs Howard Seefeld Mary j porsibio position with the Bob White Jane Gallagher in Ann Arbor Lapping Company George Meabon jr and family at Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle attendtended tfie Fuller reunion at Huron ed the funeral of Gene Dun lop at River Park, Dexter Sunday 1 Whitmore Lake last Wednesday, a Hamburg team there Tues night j Mrs Howard Thayer and daughter 8 to 2 Battery Jeffreys and are visiting in Cleveland Jerry Clark Bob Darrows hard ball team beat ad or Alive WS 9 HORSES 7 HOGS 2 CWT DEPEJiVWC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuCJi Animal Collected Promptly r FquipniiMft Capable Men E L PARKER Aant Phone 88, Pmdiity 11a FASTFST Doad Sx kfiemce in Middsan tral Dead StoekC mm Annual Meeting July 14, 1947 Meeting called to order by Pre Roy Clark Sec report read and approved Treks, report read and approved declared elected for a term of 3 yr Maurice Darrow after a disci sion of Bd members salaries, Moved that the Pre salary be set at 55 per year The motion was supported Nominations were in order for a by Mrs Taseh Carried, trustee, for 1 year The motion wa made by Earl Gall The motion was made by Maurice up that each trustee receive 30 pei Darrow and supported by Ade Lavey that W Jeffreys be nominal ed as a trustee for 1 year Carried There being no other nominations year The motion was supported by Mr Read Carried This completed the business leg allv scheduled for the meeting Add Nominations were closed and a un itional time was spent however, in unionoua vote cast for Wm Jeffreys discussion school finance, reorgamzNominations were in order for trust Ution and the adviability of proyid ee or 3 years , Mar Wm Brawn f Geoaany is Mr and Mm Av4mm Iirtt The notion was made by Stanley Dinkel arid supported by Earl Gallup that Pat Lavey be nominated as a trustee for 3 years Crried The motion was made by Mn Tisher supported by Mrs Doyle that Mrs Shirley be nominated as a trusV wcsident ee for 3 years Carried fasurer ing an ice skating rink on the light ed field this winter H C Thayer, Sec Board Organization July 18, 1947 At a board meeting held at the school on July 18, 1947 the follow ing school officers were elected Mrs Hazel Parker Mrs Clare Palmer 8 TOTAL BUDGET EXPENDITURES Items F6 and G7 WJJMIU H NONBUDGET EXPENDITURES 9 GRAND TOTAL of CASH EXPENDITURES 29,87186 I CASH BALANCEJUNE 30, PH7 1 General Operating 4iJ5 6 Total amount on hand June m, U17 4335 7 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS, including balance Items H9 and IG 29,91621 DEBT RETIREMENT FUND 1 CASH BALANCE JUNE 30, 11 15 b Debt retirement fund cash for retirement serial bonds and current year interest on debts incurred after Dee 8, VXU 1,3983 t J d TOTAL AMOUNT ON HAND 1,39836 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDREVENUE RECEIPTS 3 General Property Tax for obligations incurred since Dec 8, 1932 a Current tax 1,01441 b Delinquent tax r 15593 5 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS 1,77034 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDBUDGET EXPENDITURES 1 Retirement of Debt b Obligations incurred after Dec 8, 1932 1 Paid principal on bonds 2 Paid interest on bonds 50000 62000 The baHoting which followed gave Secretary Pat Lavey 28 vtfm and Mrs Shirle rustee 11 votes Pat Lavey was therefore Trustee H C Thayer William Jeffreys Pat Lavey Ajwuai Ffeaacia SUlest July, 14,147 PtftaaiB Towmdup District No 2 GENERAL FUMD 1 CASH BALANCEJune 80,1946 2M a General Operating 2,62054 2 OENERAL PROPERTY TAX RECEIPTS a Corrent operating tax collections 4 3,2282 b Delinquent tax ooUectiooa XD 8868 3 Primary none ,88840 4 State acbool aid a School aid 188776 b Tuition received from state M8M8 a Other State and Fadecfi Aid b Special education, tales tax m Libearj penal fines 7 Tuition received iroaa other smmes ler 2 TOTAL BUDGET EXPENDITURES 1,12000 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDNONBUDGET EXPENDITURES 7 TOTAL DEBT RETIREMENT FUND EXPENDITURES 1,12000 9 NET TOTAL of CASH DISBURSEMENTS 1,12000 10 CASH BALANCE June 30 1947 b Debt retirement fund cash for indebtedness incurred after Doc 8, 1S2 2,04870 c Sinking fund cash 2,04870 d TOTAL AMOUNT ON HAND 348870 SECRETARYS SUMMARY OF FUND BALANCES General Fund 4335 Debt Retirement Fund 204870 Fund Balances as of June 30, 1H47 TOTAL FUND BALANCES June 80,1947 28848 TREASURERS VERIFICATION of BANK BALANCES Total Bank Balances per bank statement June 30, 1947 S 2,09205 NET BALANCE on Hand in Banks June 30, 1947 2,092J86 CrCDOCATK 1 Year 19471948 i Xam Pmckney Secretary, ifeward Thayer Ptnckney jtfiW r rJL , f A 4 4 iV , i 4 m 0 mtsstki M kmmmwm 9, Pmckaey Dkpach Wcdncgdav My 23 1947 BOVDEll IMBED HOUSE PMHf The quality of Boydell Bonded House Paint is as sured through a formula that includes a urge percentage ighat large , of pure White Lead and tested pigments, plus Pure Linseed Oil, Thinner and Dryer No adulterants Yes, its a TopGrade product Try BOYDELLS 3 COAT fVlTIM Classified ant Ad FOR SALELiviug room suite led Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking OUirs, Waahji machine, Many other articiles Ralph CKi 1 Freest house VANTH Cu7tCa1nTOng c 1 Gregory 3P21 or contact John L emore FoH SALEHome made Threshing Machine 190U Beardsley Rd FU RN A C K C L K A N ING w it h vacum system, Prompt attention g en to all calls Waggiier Hitch Phone No 8, Pinckney FOR SA1X771 Laundry type, coal burning tank H C Thayer 321 Unadilla Street l i PROFESSIONAL CORNER Pete Madar FOR SALENuige Washing Mach ine in good running condition 35 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lake Road FOR SALEPine Lumber X x 6 x 12 lengths F K Hinchey Sons 7845 Dexter Ttnvnhall Rd, SilverLaJke FOR SALE 3 iHP7 PreadyGarden Tractor with cuvutor and disc Nearly new Myron Huges, Rush Lake P ie 136 F 6 rubbish FOR SALE0 E electric iron, like new 510 Viendryx Bird Jage and standard liht wood cost 5220 sell for 700 756 K, Main Pinckney, Mich WANTED 7 Cleaning woman 760 per hour One or two day a week Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bonier 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan 11JitSALE Dining room suite, 2 pair casement windows, 4 H p gasoline engine, reversible clutch Jack WiWon, 11941 W Shore Dr Hiland Lake WANTEDTTO work on farm by day or month Isaac Thompson, 8880 PinckneyHow ell Road,, on the Strickland farm Ray M Dnify, M O i Pinckney, Mich Daily 11 00 A M to g IOO P M I Excpt Wednesday Men, Tue,Frit Sat, 7i00800 pn 1 vanwinkle Don W VenWiakie Caarlee K VMTVH Attorneys at Law Fl1 State and Saving Bane HoweU, Mienies DR G RMCLUSKEY DENTIST IUH N Mieaigaa Telennonee Of fine gs lUeidanee 14 by Apeafcntninet JMAR1QN BEAUTY SHOP LEE LAVEY WANTEDAshes ami haul amay Will aJso pick newspaper and mayazines Harry Prtek to up old DYGERT GARAGE One Half Mile West of Pinckney on M3fi Genuine Ford, New and Rebuilt Engine and Parts Also Chejvroiet Kecomj ttionan t Front Wheel Aligment, Parts and Accessories Battery Charging All Work Guaranteed PERCY ELLIS AUCTlOftUI Phone Fll Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE Fryers Stock Minerals 325 cwt 4u7 btuuii fit Pinckney Mich FOR tiAutFTi 4oPlyMotor and Coal Burning Water heater and tank H Ptrlmer Pinckney Ph 31 IF OR SALKLAut6 ffiler357 Robert Vedder Pinckney Mich FOR SALE rWater front lots with plenty of shade trees, good Swimmi ing, good f itming Jack Wilson 1141 W Shore Dr, iHLland Lake FOR SALEFurniture and House hold goods Must be sold, at once Mas Amelia Rheinberger 250 W Main St Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE3S2 ,Ciong N J, Jiuzaad uFOR SALET714 ft boat, Wolver ine Wagemaker, in water only 3 men ths, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make offer Ray E Reason 7850 Pingree Rd, 4 miles West of Pinckney FOR SALERuahLake cottage and iotiHerndon Sundivision 2 bed rooms and Sanitary toilet upstairs Living room, bedroom, kitchen down stairs Well and pump in kitchen Frame painted Niie shade Hiram it Smith, Exr Arthur Flirtoft Eat thd i FOR SALE Year round home on Eli AronJHiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich i r AM Farr FOR SALEOak flooring ing, kiln dried, slab vJtd aair th iters Feed Supply C PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMr stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALESiabwoo Buy Now Thurso Lambar C Phor H44 rlowell Mle, on Large fenced lake front lot Fully Modern and insulated Six rooms and Bath Full Basement, Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathing Bcath, Good Fishing Boat, Good lawn, Located at 11945 Shore Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSicklo at Dam on HiLand Lake Orla E Fuzier Tel Pinckney 58F4 or LY 40100 in Detroit, Thi Housewives SAVB TOUR VASTE FATS STAlfc OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County f Livingston At afesion of said Cttrt, held at th FVobate Office in he City of iHowefl in aid County, on the 27th day of June A D, 1947 Present, iHon Willis L Lynp, Juctee of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of William August Klawitter, Deceased Matiala Clara Hinz having filer, in said Court her final Administrat account and her petition praying, for the allowance thereof It is Ordered that the 21st day of July A Dt, 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and all rvmiir said account and hearing iid ueJitoi It if Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous io said day of hearing ,n ths Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed find circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie H Porter, Deputy Reg, of Probate SNEEl FheMltS 107 Qmlttw HoweiU MtaUsea City, Ulse d tum PegeHy A Bseelelitj Utl Your royerty WIOi C UiVEY i GENERAL INSURANCE f PhoM wjn Pincker Michigan JTAUOPTON EE R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY u BfiRT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 JAMES EDA VIS AMMD Consultations by appointment 1960 Baker Rd Tel 5191 Dexter CEMETERY MEMORIAIJ J L ARNETi SON Au Arbjor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local RprnUtive Monument Markere MART7N J LA VAN Pbon 13 HttgMto tMchitm Phone 136F6 Rtpairiig Asm Amm 3ut Licn 717 LafcMid Drtf Ruth Lake Thi STATPOvercome Soap Shortage fiUIXsW C0UFEBUOT fifth of what they used In 141 J y This also affects paip textilee, leather gooda, floor Without the help of the American Housewivea ther would have beeaijttle out of every nine cakes of soap aad laatldtcbani, Ume your grocer if be hat ete One oap last yer was made from waste fats saved no soap bet save every ounce of fat yOU can and sell it to yov STATE OF MICHIGAN Ths ProbAl Court for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the ProhAte Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of July A D, 1147 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate, In the Matter of the state of Mary Fick M I Lynn W Hendec, Guardian, hav ing fikui in said court his petition ,praying for licence to sell the inter test ofsaid estat in certain, real est ate therein described It is ordered that the 4th day o August A D, 3 947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that all persons interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said time anf place, to show causj why a license to sell the interest on said es to sVuid not be granted It is Further Ordered, That p zblie oetice thereof be given by publics lion n a nF of tlis order, for dure successive weeks previous to said day at hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cir culated in said County Probate Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Cefestta PesMhelL Register t Probate OV MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County ef Livingston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City o Howell in said County, mi the 7th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis lm Lyons, Judge of JProbate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, Grace M Poole having filed in said Court her petition praying that the administration of said estate be granted to Grace M Poole or to some other suitable person It is Ordered that the 28th day of July A D 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given Ly iuh lication of a copy of this order, lor three successive weeks previous to id day of hearing ,n tht Pinckney patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County, Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie Porten, Deputy Register PH,SWARTHOUT A SON f MNgRAL HOMJF Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phon 39 Ptaekney Michiga SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLBNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MlOi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN fOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 35A Rridace 61S STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howef said DisDt of STATE OF MICHIGAN Tlie Probate Court for the County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, tHon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Trobate In the Matter of the Estate of R mond J Fick M I Lynn W Hendee, Guardian, hav Mak Btttet Seedbtdt i and Till Close to fences with m SEAMAN TILLER eeaut ti weeeb of lh SEAMAN TILLER or placed In irmt of the nacliiic irjfead of at tho ildut, en oil of fhe new, im noved mocJtfc , you c, lii fha toll 9ht up clHt 1 fences and make e better ieodbd el fhe same time Vn oe tuolly increaia your crop acreage by put ing hitherto idle land into production The SEAMAN It the original farm z rjtory f,ler rvcc eved over a rzrlod 9t more Ihan 11 It ii tupoiied M e fwlJ range ci er takeoff ird motcrzerf rodcl, from 36inch to 2inch tillage widths I et ut tirT yo more about fh SEAMAM ILLER and ii pujclinl applicjirnt to IOWH crd ZHfy 1 Cc J talk it cf GEORGE KLAPATCH J77 LAkKVlEW Ann Arbor Mich Phone 002 ing filed in said court his petitiun praying for license to sell the inter KthKIGERATION AP I est of said estate in certain, real est f PLIANCE SERVICE ate therein described FORMERLY WITH MONT GOME It Is ordered that the 4th day of August A D, 1947at ten o clock J in the forenoon, atj said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai peusons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest on said est atr should not be granted It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for said hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate i YWARD HAROLD RA0Y 3960 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCNNfty Phone IZVnt Pineknef kfe McFbersoii State Bank MICHIGAN COMMUNerf PROPERTY ACT We NM tfcm L Them mt tM Bfr Becky Lee spent the week end with Roberta Ackley Roosevelt Pike of Wayne spent the week end at the Robert Pike home His son, Leijrhton, returned nottie with re The Community Property Law enacted to place Michigan taxpayers ion the same level ojk taxpayers in the WHAT MAKES PEOPLE FLESHY I ten other states where community Its not always just a case of love property laws are in effoct for food that piles up extra height Prom July 1, 1947 and after, inExcessive eating habits frequently can be traced directly to nervous and emotional tension See how med icine treats this problem Read Fat From Psychic in The American Weekly, great magazine with thi Sundays KJuly 27 issue of The Detroit Sunday Time lee CreamSocial TA1 darks ST ANDREWS CMUftCM, DEXTER SPONSORED By YOUTH FLL0W SHIP STAATIMG AT 630 P fct CMOelCH LAWM AWI A3 AT JULY 26 from personal sendees earned , by husband and wife is considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit all money received om personal services en1, all divi1 lends and interest accruing from community, property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax aavings which may accure to tibem from this new law Henajr lea et iaeeceet paid ee 8evseji Beeee eed Time Certtfkate es DegeekL Ael dkvwssei ii UJtmm As epr eiirtwelej le aefU Rw r y F4s 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 July 23, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 23, 1947 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 1947-07-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/538899180e036aaca50d9b6dfd5534ab.pdf 9656eac07ff732f6288aabc011c6e3af 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. hi Wednesday July 30, 1947 Michigan Mirror I Mem Field Like a virtuous wife, that which Dedication ll commonplace is ouen unnpprec ated We refer in particular to Mich 10,000 inland lake, its 4,028 miles of Great Lakc shoreline, and its numerous navigable river ana streams Because these lakes, sandy beachs and waterways are a familiar part of the Michigan ,scene, we have a tend ency to take natural resources all for grained and to postpone until tomorrow our enjoyment of them The other day we dropped in at the office of a newspaper editor who likes to go fishing Knowing his hobby, we made prompt inquiry Hows fishing in these parts this season we asked The editor looked at us with a far,off yearning and recollection 1 Come to think about it, he said I havent been fishing yet this gum mer Thats the trouble withMich thohoToVthT Jucky Our lakes are here today and they The sodtt ball field on the Veteian Men jral lighted athJ otic field will be dedicated Friday night at Pmckluy vith a double he e, soft ball j,i p In the opening game ul 7 30 p m Webbers Grocery of Dexter no play in tla Ann Arbor Twilight lea ,ic will meet Eager Cleaner of Howell who are in the Livingston County league At f 0 p m the Pinckney team will meet Milford This last named team is Pinckfieys strongest rival in the county league and the last game between these two teams resulted in i 1 to 0 victory for Pinckney Mil lord has a number of stars including the 4 Reid Bros, Sheffler and Thompson, 2 speed ball pitchers and Baker a 200 lb hard hitting first baseman Bob Singer is expected to pitch for Pinckney There will be 6 gate prizes given numbers on their tickets Soft drinks Will be here tomorrow Its too darn1 n ,, , , easy to get in the habit of going fishand popcorn Wl11 on e on ing tomorrbw but never going fish ing today A favorite uncle and aunt paid us a visit over a recent weekend Packing up our snug cabinin wheels, we headed our house trailer towards the Michigan west coast OuiJ destination Muskegon State Park with its 1,357 acrs of wood lands and dunes, and three miles of Lake Michigan sandy beach The harbor entrance into Muskegon lake was Lined with townspeople and touristy who were fishing for perch A pole and some minnows and lots of patience, and you can while away several hours pleasantly at the end of a busy day On the lake and inside the harbor were all kinds ol boats Sailboats lazily drifting, boats noisily power ed by outboard motors, and luxur ious cabin cruisers which coat their owners a pretty penny five to six figures The Clipper arrived about 645 p m from Milwaukee, Bathing beaches nearby were throng od with suntanners and swimmers To us here was MMitfen The same scene was duplicated on the same Sunday along the shore of Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake St Clair, Lake Erie, and the Detroit and St Clair rivers just to memtion the main waterways Our sole coat Jlor the week end, other than for food, was park fee for electricity a day Lais take another weekend outing r A , ruir noint This time we the ground the six gate prizes are 5 gallon gasoline donated by riodteys Ser vUe, a fruit juicer set by Lavey hardware, 10u in trade by Kenne dys Grocery, 5 galiurs oi gapoline by Charles Clark and 10U in trad by Roy Clac One year subscription to Pinckney ney Dppatch Bob Durrows team will play the Howell Bowling Alley team of How ell here at 600 p m While the lighted field was uied for football lasffaH thenew soft ball diamond was just competed Fri night It was necessary to grade it and draw in fill dirt and clay Three bees were held at the field the past week and the week before toget the diamond jn shape 1 The committee wishes to thank all those wh helped in this work We also thank Bill Baughn for grading and he and Norman Miller for drawing the clay and Stanley Dinkel for luilding the backstop and also all other who donated their time and labor Thos soft ball games are going over big and a big crowd is lookedl lor a this opening game J John Burg will broadcast the 1 games at the field over the loud speaker system Notes on the Game One big inning the second in which they scored 5 runs was en ough to give Pinckney a 0 to 4 vict ory pover Caasidy Lake Tech school j here Sat night Pinckney got a run 1 the first inning on Laveys hit and Ledwidges dpuble and 5 the second Haines singled, Reader and B Sing No 31 Current Conun0J Trie supreme court may have to bo called in to settle the question how big must u city be in order to just it, the installation of parking meters Brighton having a regular revolution over the action of the city coun signing a contract with the cil in er walked, Gentile scored two with MngeeHale Parking Meter Co to in a hit and Lavey cleaned the baesistall aaid meters The councilseems with a home run Singer lost con trol the 3rd inning and walked men Which with 3 hits gave the visitors 4 runs That ended the scoring Pinckney made 2 double plays and the visitor one PINCKNEY AB R H To PtESERVM POOO TOPAY 3 70 SAVE LIVES EVEPYJA OP POOP par UP AW TO OUR HOME SUPPLIES AND MAKC IT POSSiftLl TO NP MORK POOD TO THOSsT STARVING ABROAD SURPLUS GARDEN PRODUCE THAT IS NOT CANNED IS roOO WASTED ANO POOP WAS fo COSTS LIVES FOR FOOO THIS YA THtWORLO LOOKS TO OUR DEMOCRACY i Gentile, 2b F Singer, 8b Lavey, lb Ledwidge, If Swarthout, cf P Singer, rf Haines, ss Reader, c B Singer, p CA9SIDY Jarmiller, 3b Tirck, If Glibowski, ss, p Alna, lb Rogenski, p, , Ferro,2b France, cf Lake, rf Trumbull, e 4 4 3 3 2 8 3 I 2 TECH AB 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 1 3 1 0 o 0 0 0 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 H 0 1 0 2 1 5 0 1 0 I Obituary the 20 cents just to prove our point This go on an afternoon canoe trip on the Huron river from Milford to the Proud Lake receational area which is part of the states 100,000acre health and sports program for the Detroit metropolitan district Our hosts The editor of the Mil J ford newspaper and his wife Anoth er couple from Milford are in the party The water is high, so we port age around two bridges Outboard motors cut our traveling time againr st the river current Theu iHuron flows through a ser ie of lakes, all fine for fishing You travel through wide marshes and a long rough hillsides, hedge rows and wild meadows You arrive at Proud Lake, a small body of water surrounded by woods and marshes It reminds you of North Michigan, and yet you are less than 30 miles from Detroit No matter where you go in Mich you will find opportunity to enjoy the outdoors on Michigan water Here is wealth waiting to be used Take some today RECRUITS WANTED YouTif men interested n joining the Michigan State Police today were retained by Sgt George Malm commander oi the Brighton post v io will be atthe post from 800 a m to 500 p m, 31 of July to interview prospective applicants and givu them whatever information bout the organization they desire Although applicants are invited to visit the post at any tipie to get I this information, 31st has been set j officiating aside as a special day in connection with a current recruiting program to bring the State Police up to prewar strength No replacements in per sonnel were made while the war was in progress, y Minimum requirements are that a candidate must be between the ages god JOHN CARVER HI John H Carver ill, son oi Mr and Mrs John Carver, jr of Portage Lake was born July 23, 1944 in Ann Arbor and died July 25, I947rafter a prolonged illness During thee three short years he endeared himself not only to his devoted parents but to all who knew him All that loving hands and the very best medical attention could do, was done for him, but to no avail and he passed away leaving a sorrowful family and many friend Funeral services were held at the Pinckney Congregational Church Sunday P M, Rev J M McLuca SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney won an easy game from Eagers Cleanens of Howell Monday night 13 to 1 Strong, their regular pitcher did not show up and Koch, an infielder who pitchedwas wild and ineffective Pinckney got 7 runs the fir,t inning on hits by Shehan lalmer, Lavey, P Singer, 2 walks and Fred Singers home run They added 5 the 5th on 3 walks, hits by P Singer, Reader and J Laveys triple Ledwidge walked in the 0th and scored on hits by Meyer and F Singer j Bob Singer allowed 5 hits and got 8 strikeouts Howell got only 1 run in the 6th on 2 bunts and a passed ball Pinckney plays Milford at Howell next Thursday niht PiNCiUNEY to have observed all the rules before doing so They advertised the act ion before hand and asked1 all object ors to parking meters to be present AJone ow up so they signed the contract Then the furore started with the local paper and the citizens voicing their disapproval At a meet ing of the board of commerce at tended by th council and a representative of the parking meter co Kev J M McLucas spearheaded the opposition and asked that the entire matter be submitted to a vote of the people Att Martin J Lavan was also among those who spoke against said meters Off hand speak ing from our own experiences we do rmt tsee the need for meters in Rrighfon We have been there many times and never found any parking problem On the other hand we think 11 wil uuId use them as parking space is pretty scarce there at times The suit of the city schools vs the state to dec lair illegal the single school district i, being heard at Lan sing by Indue Coash The Cities of Detroit Grand Uapids, Jackson and others are the plaintiffs They char ge that by the formation of the state into a single school district the cities are defivuded of 6,000,000 in school funds If the Lansing court riis against then th y will carry the case to the supreme court AB o sadf Not Now, But in the coming yearp, It may be in the better land Well read the meaning of our tears, And then, ah then, will understand Then trust in God through all thy days, Fear not, for He doth hold my handj Through dark the way still sing and praise of 21 and 30 unmarried, in , health and not less than five feeti Sometime, sometime, well undeir 10 inches in height g Service in the State Police is not only interesting, but it has many other advantages, Sgt Malnar said Among them are employment sec urity, paid vacations, sick leave pro motions based on merit, and a penCouncil Proceedings Special Meeting of Village Council July 24, 1947 Meeting called to otxUr ly Pie Parker followed by roll cal of offi cers Present Palmer, Kennedy, CI J ton, Clark and Swarthout Absent Dinkei sion We think it is a fine career service, and it is proving especially appealing to war veterans, who rtow comprise most other recruits Application blanks May be obtain 4 ed at any pest, or by writing,the i State Civil Service Commission or the Michigan State Police headquarters in Lansing BT Jfrueb Ifirtfiy 8 too p a Pwpwttifl for Hoi, 2 tatb Saturday g to I pTsZ WET ItOO to 710 a 1 Summer Mass Schedule of Maseai LV94 1146 Week DaT Shehan, 2b Palmer, ss Lavey, cf Ledwidge, If Meyer, lb P Singer, rf Haines, rf F Singer, 3b Reader, c B Singer, p 1 1 2 3 1 3 4 4 R 2 L 1 1 0 2 2 0 II 2 1 2 I 0 2 1 0 ter svAGEKS CLtANLKS AB Herman, ss Russell, rf Klausling, 3b Sunday, Aug 3, loth Snnday afrentecoet 4th week of fiflt children will open ith Holy MS ST Sun Aug 3 Three ReligjoiI of the CJ ,5 1 Order of Our Lady of Mercv Vnii Scof,eld ege Detroit wfll IL fpS C I Arnold, rf phi dren are invited to enroll Classes Wll be conducted morning durinir t S at 8 and continuing to 130 p m End ing Aug 15 Motion by Kennedy supported bl J pUmted in Ind from where it is supClark that tax roll arccptd as yorU to have spread into Michigan BaeaUidby AssessesU 17 Dink ,j Tr Motion carried Motion by Clark supported by Kenr edy to allow following bill Co Treasurer For tax roil ecuip meat 334, Motion carried Motion by Clark supported by Kenn ody to adjourn Motion carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk stand, HARD BALL NEWS The Saline hard ball team lot to Pinckney here Sun July 27th Each team scored a run In the 1st inning Pinckney scored again n the 5th, in the 6th Saline took the lead when they scored 3 runs and filled the bases again with no one out, B Kuhn snuffed the rally when he made a back hand stop of low fine drive, stepped on second and threw to 1st in time to complete the triple play, a play rarely made in the big leagues Keith Ledwidge with 3 hits in Z times at bat and Jack Young with 4 hits in 5 times led the Pinckney batters, while R Ba W with 3 hits in 4 times up leg t Saline hitters Pinckney 14 runs, 17 hts They are about the size of bluegilteJ 3 5 rvLnftf 9 j Burnt over acerage in Michigan Write up by M J Roche sfd the 9000 mark in the 785th, In 0ther games Chelsea beat Man forest fire cester 3 to 2, South Lyon Mesnard Miivjsn MII ,at a full million 12 to 1 rh t this scasn In the west division Hank Green CONSERVATION NOTES A new fish has appeared in Mch waters known as the redear It is the south and has been waters Among the intentions tare Mon late James Kavanaugh Tues Sr MErma Wed, late Walter Rice Thur late Josephine and Albert Nowak Fri, late Joseph Gavin Sat,, late Anthony Nowak Baptism was con ferred following Novenna for Jean Marie ftchman, daughter of Mr and Eichrrwn, Sponsors were ibert and Mary Margaret tested for sick and reincluding Most Rev raid, Bisnop of Alaska he age of 63 His pred p Cremont, the first Mrs E Thomas Clark Prayer cent depa Walter Fi whj died a eccessor B Daniels, c P Bennett, 2b Lloyd, rf 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 R 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 ij 01 The action of a V F W popt in refusing to award a Cadillac auto to a negro who held the lucky number lias drawn universal censure from the nation at large and through pressure h the national V F W organization the South Carolina Post has given tho colored man 3260 the value of thi cur The 1 aaon for refusing the negro the CUT in the first place was that the Carolina JIOSL claimed tickets were not sup posen to he sold to neoes This discrimination is decidedly unAmerian and indications are tho bars are being let down in many p aces Bro ok I y 11 was first league team to put negroes in their lineup Cleveland followed and now St Lou in has two negro stars in the team We wonder that Detroit with their large colored population does not follow suit OFFICIAL STANDINGS Plinckney 6 1 Milford 4 3 Howell 3 4 Fowlerville 1 6 BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball Team AB R H Gerald Swarthout Keith Ledwidge Phil Gentile bishop died at the age of 86 COMAt COMGL CHURCH Rev Alrod Aliacifttftor Organist and choir Director Aferwin Campten S I Mr HerWan Vedder Worship and Communion Service 100 We cordially invite all who do not have a ehuzth home to worship with us Mr UMBM Reed of Howell wfll Francis Sliehan Wesley Reader Joe Lavey Edsel Meyer Jack Haines Paul Singer Herb Palmer Bob Singer Fred Singer Jack Reason Stanley Dinkei 10 f 10 42 8 16 13 7 5 44 13 16 25 6 9 25 14 17 43 12 14 14 3 4 4r 14 12 53 14 14 26 5 6 26 5 6 21 II 5 5 2 1 8f,7 571 428 142 Pet 526 j 300 384 3 or, 360 333 327 285 26 264 230 230 23 200 Great Britan had better develop a Jewish plan and soon as her present stopgap plan seems to be going from bad to worse In a pitched battle off the Holy Land last week she succeeded in capturing a former Chespeake Bay excursion boat which had been made into a carrier ship for misplaced Jews Over 100 Jews were wounded in the battle nnd a number killed In the meantime the drive for funds to free the Holy Land from British domination goes on here The Jews charge Great Brit ian li8 sold them down the river for Arab oil concessions rGA bluewing teal banded 3 years of Brixton hurlexTa 4 luttertoj PPly sP Suaday ago in Michigan has just beentaken beat the Ann Arbor Legion 7 to 2 CARD OF THANKS We wUk to thank our many Meati ad oid neighbors for their TAX twrice 4t my home And Saturday to of are late due Ttweel 7 5 5 4 1 0 1 2 8 4 5 7 875 714 626 600 166 JkQQ 21 on the French IsUmC of St Pierre FowlervUle feea WebbervilU 8 to 71 ,, mile away 1 and Stockbridge beat Mason 9 to 4 Lake cottage owners wishing toj Fowlerville, WehberviUe aad Stock Morniag stabilize the Jev rt thir lakej bridge are now tied for Tint place, should petition he county board oV in the west division , supervisors who have sole power onj CheUea And tympatiiy during the ths , pincksaey of our brother Eara Brigham i 28 tons o suckers were netted j Mesnards J mmd Mn iy M Brigham I ftw northern lakes this year on per South Lyoa Mr IM tan w , juciieMer 50,000 acres of state land is up JgkaUne for lease for oil exploration N I Mr and Mrs Roy Cterk acid Mr, The Fanners Feed Sppiy Co and M M Doolittie attended thef Vhere installed an hydraulic eieeerNeilMfto neat Monftgr night, by means wiucb lends of pna a Robert Usneee left Tnea to spend nd beans aey be hoisted ifUtkJ Rev 1 10sM BpnR m ePW endent WRtar Linnlf Young Peote Meetirg JIM CARD OF TMAifflCS The faartiltes of Buddy Carver wish to thank their neighbors friends SCHOOL CENSUSf The scnool census is lompleted and shows 261 more school children in the county than a yea ago an 682 more than 10 yeans ago The 12 townships showing pm are Putnam 40, Green Oak 66, Hart land 44, Handy 43, Brighton 84, Haaburg 33, Tyrone 32, CohocU 19, Iosco 18, Genoa 14, UnaUPa 11, Deeriieid 8 The town hips who lost are Marion 21, Oceci r anc Conwty fioweil township gained 28 but MoweU City to 4v U Putnam district 1 stayed at 21, No 2 went from 16 to 181, No 3 EZRA hAlKCMILD BKlCiHAM Kzra Fairchild Brigham was born in Calboun County Nov 24, 1878 and moved to Marion Township in Calhoun County Nov 2 1878 where he spent rost of hp life December 25, 1894 he was married to Mary E Goodspeed who pass ed away June 2, 1946 He passed away suddenly July 21 1947 at Dexter Michigan Funeral Services were held at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Pinckney Mich July 24, 1947, Rev Allard officiating Burial in Lake Veiw Cemetery Howell Michigan CARD OF THANKS t wish to thank all my old friends and neighbors for the many fin birthday cards and the kind wished expressed thereon Michael J Rocs LADIES AID BAZAAR The ladies aid of toe Com ConfT church wilt hold their baaaar at taw church Friday Aug 1 and evening There will be a teria supper and booth dmpiey the evening MOTtCR Theiangapangmtew w 200 p m mWedey, Aug 9, dropped from 28 to 22 No 4 zren Rev i JM McLncas for the j 26 to 18, Me T6mn 61 to 46, No 8 many Undneaa, tie beautiful flowers from 12 to 14 Me 9 from 8 to 87 aome of Mrs Frank nates of aympjghy and the eomfort1 and No 10 from 16 to 16 ortag Lake By I inf serwe, daring the illness and dee of eeir aenand trannsoa Mr and Maa 1 IL Cower v Mr mi h X Cmm sv 4 ard Mm, at BanmV Mrs Lacy is tofctne fram tike tsms ktak im v, 7 I Rkfcvd Piaina ef itmttsV fr 1VF IaHl 4L I M k m PR RB3anp JBjmsr PV rflawU PiacEney Ditpach WednetxL Z 30 1947 i troit Dex was 4 , i In cold weather, moisture and condensate from animals breath play hob with py sort of wooden farm buildingbe it stable, cow barn, or poultry or hog house Dampness rots the timbers doors and windows swell and warp the Simple liutal1 an of JRIC Neighboring Cluudeue Snowden, 4, oi drowned at Nordman Lake no ter Wednesday Merle Isbell, 47, of Howe killed Wed while riding his bcycle two miles west of Howell Willis Wright, 40, of Lansing was the dri vtii oi ihe car that hit him He leave his father, mother and 2 brothers fioier Stofer and Wm Eisenbeiser of Lyndon had 40 sheep killed by dog one dfoy last week ij Walter Barbour and Edgar Maroiiall families of Gregory are campinyr at Portage Lake The Stockbridge Flying Club has been formed The officers are Prea Joe Savayt, Vice Pre, Bobt Mitteer see, Erret Kiscler Treas Alva Cronkhite A new Ercodpe planet has been ordered The Mil ford Fair is Aug 69 The Brighton Board of Commerce k made 2000 on its July 4th celebmt ion The Hamburg school voted July 28 on the question of increasing the 15 mill limit to 30 mills for two years to buy a school bus 131 war veterans in Livingston county are drawing disabled veteran pay The average amount received is ip42 a month Born to Wm Darrow and wife of Hamburg July 20 a son at McPher son hospital, HowelL A marriage license was issued last week to Jack Irwin, 23, Brighton an Hary Lou Fox, Id, Detroit AVON THEATER m StaaUuMf, Mick 4th Fri A Sat Aug 12 PARTNERS IN TIME A rea GOOD Comedy featuring LUM ABNER of Radio fame plus Comedy Flick er Flashback ead Sports reel nw ii Sun eV Tues Aug 35 TILL THE END OF TIME ii SYLVAN THEATER MRU 1 trifrA, Fri Sat Aug 12 THAT WAY WITH WOMEN A Comedy Starring DANE CLARK, MARTHA V1CKERS, SYDNEY CftBEMk STREET, ALAN HALE Cartoon Latest Newt Sua , tm rue, Au 34S CALIFORNIA War An Excellent Drama of Last problems tarring DOROTHY McGUIRnV GUY MAPSON, PLUS Comedy News Rocket to Mars COMING King of Wild Horses Holiday In Mexico uttniiiuiiiiiiiiiaiimiiiiuiiiiiiikiuiiiiK , First National Bank 1 n Gives You Clean, Dry Wherever Animals Odorless Air Are Housed i SL 5 Under Federal Supervision g Mettaber Federal Deposit ls g suranee Corporation All Dm 5 posite Insured op to 6,000 fe S oaeh A goodsized hpg will exhale as much as three quarts of moisture daily, a cow more than two I v gallons That spells sure decay for wooden sjrS buildings It can mean trouble with leather in the saddle roomstrouble with feed and hay, with the livestock and their produce Properly planned, correctly installed ventilation can check decay Electric ventilation, automatically controlled by thermostats, will eliminate drafts, offensive odors, ammonia in the air, and condensate from animals breath See your Edison Farm Service Advisor for uptodate, impartiaPand accurate advice on electric ventilating systems He knows how to determine the size Note of 47 Years Ago The steam thresher is now going the rounds Anna Dolan working in Jackson Fannie Clinton of Crystal is visiting her parents Wm Ferguson has purchased the meat business of Seymour Allbright at Fowlerville H B Gardner claims the croquet championship H B Gardner and C V VanWinkle attended the Democrat con 9 vention at Howell, C V VariWinkle g was elected delegate to the state 3 convention 8 A rural mail delivery route starts g at Hamburg July 30 It goes north a to Pleasant Lake and south to E Dexter Lena Olsaver and Wm Leice were 2 married at Whitmore Lake July 17 5 The Unadilla Farmers Club picnic 3 at Stevensons Grove, North Lake,,a Aug 7 Music by Stockbridge band C L Grimep is making o trip through Ohio, III and lnd on his bicycle 1G0 from Stockbridpevere on the train thi morning for a picnic to Zukey Lake Vofet 25 Years Ago Due to the coal shortage the Grand Trunk is only running trains Mon Wed Sat so Pinckney has mail service 3 days a week The Kush Lake picnic is July 29, There will be peaking, a chicken dinner and a ball game The Chautaqua will be here Aug 131415 in tent on the square The 1 HfHSHM JTSK numbers are the Bamabys, Louise L ATHLETES FOOD GERM Mclntyre Thedesa Shehan Concert and Dr W C Wassam of Pinckneys businessmen 1 HOW DO YOU HANDLE MONEY I S There are people who handle 2 3 money the way a dog jumps 3 over a fence he doesnt know whether he will land in a trap or beejs1 nest or next to a juicy bone, know where you are go ing financially Let a checking account help you keep track of incozne aQd ouiga WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS An Outdoor Dram Starring In Technicolor J RAY M1LLAND, BARBARA STANWYCK, BARRY FITZ GERALD Cartoon Sportreel Sunday Shows 3S7g Wed Thurs, August67 IT HAPPENE D ON FIFTH AVENUE A Comedy Starring VICTOR MOORE, DON OEFOE ANN HARDING, CHARLIE RUGGLES ALAN HALE, JR I J Cartoon 1 Shows708 and 915 COMING My Favorite Brunette1 Apache Rose,Buck Privates Com Home 4 HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed Thur July 293031 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR , MAUKE1N OHAKA, WALTER SLEZAK j COMEDY NEWS i J S AVAILABLE FOR LOANS SOUND REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE PERSONAL AT RftASON ABLE RATES OR t I i Co IF Six back HOW TOvKILL IT IN ONE HOUR NOT PLEASED, your Ask any druggist Fri Sat Aug 12 Mat Sat 2 P M Cont GENE AU14RY In SIOUX CiTY SUE PLUb THE GHUST GOES WILD With JAMES ELLISON, ANN GWYNNE Cartoon Sun, Mon Aug 34 HEDY LAMAN, GEORGE SANDERS, LOUIS HAY WARD in STRANGE WOMAN 1 COMEDY Newt Tues, Wed fhurs Aug 5678 GREGORY PECK, JANE WYMANN in THE YEARLING In Technicolor M with q Comedy New Carrots took the boat trip to PuUjBj STR0NG FUNGICIDE, lor lbs CALIFORNIA Lb CALIFORNIA DOZ Peaches Pears Oranges Radishes, Peppers Salt Pork LbBacon Ends Sliced Bacon Squares ork Sausage bulk Ground Beef last Thurs They were L E Smith, Made with 90 percent alcohol, it last inurs CJ, w w U Maue wim au jictw Day Bird, Claude Reason, W 11 penetrae3f Reache8 and killa More EXTRA LEAN LB 45ci POt RoaSt cho,e Crade ACJOcJ Meyer, W E Murphy and R J Cavv Many Loree wrecked his car near the Hause school Saturday night W E Murphy and wife entertain ed the James Roche A M Roche and Will Shehan families at dinner Sunday The farmers auto county tour visited Pinckney Friday Pinckney beat Dexter here Sun lfi to 8 Batteries for Pinckney GrifUn McClear Dexter, Lowe Rayment HOPE FOR CANCER ABSOL UTELY YES This encouraging news about the fight being against that dread dia ease cancer coces from Dr Roscoe R Spencer, Director of U S Pubttc Health Services National Cancer IntituteReed about It in one of many exclusive articiles in The American Weekly magazine with this Sundays Aug S issue of The Detroit Sunday Times 4ea ea FOR SALE Year round home an HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich, on Large fenced lake front lot Fully Modem and insulated Six rooms and Bath Full Basement, Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathw Beach, Good Fishing Boat, Goci im, ioated at 11945 Shor Di open Fri Sat and Sun I or iw Mrs Vauoicbic at Dam on grms faster Today at KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTR1CAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Work Estimates Given CORY DRUG STORE, Uincknev 74 East putnamPinckney,Phone 5 IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 if SHALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, bo 600 jk LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS M SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS fcl PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Plnkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF oihTS Ftier W FV or Lf 46100 584 to a Ft Bath Tubs Wash Basins All Types Cabinet Sinks Flat Sink Double Sink Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs 30 Gallon H W Boikrs roclShower Stalla ipTitmps Concrete and Steel Septiz Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water Soiter in Operation Medicine Cabmets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe CVGETT GARAGE, m ew ft Half Mil vJS rf Pinckney Skinless Weiners 49c iil Chevel Cheese z MpS Salad rrssllScd ieVhi VXffaXSk 7, Wsym Sowp Pinckney MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Plumber 136F6 Mich 8717 Lakcsido Dr OPEN EVENINGS Riuh Lake AAAAft I NOTICE We are now open for hetfrness in the Stewart Anderson Bldg Estlnn Smoke Fu SALEDininf room suite, 2 m pair easement windows, 4 H P ates gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Sraoae gasoline engine, reversible clutch, g, d furnaoe repairing In the near future w will alao be eqrjpf Jack Wilson, 11941 W Shore Dr fa, weldinf and braiiitg All work guaranteed Hlland Lake WiQlTilTo work 1 tvm day or month I Istae Ifempsea, gS80 PlaekeyBow I eflf jtcaey ea Mil lliJisliii tttm m ,Pinckney Fabricatng 5 Sheet MeUI 1 i BU9 vfJ Wedncsyay July 30 2N telephone rates J APS threatening vital position in the Solomon Islands were thwarted largely through the leajerthip of Staff Sgt Floyd E Hill, Manhville, N C, who has been awarded a Silver Star posthumously As leader of an antitank section, he was ordered to support a rule platoon and to have his positions dug and ready when the tnuaj struck The big gun that Wax Bonds helped toprovide for those men was ready when the Nips struck fL Hill, wounded, helped his men to completely rout the enemy , wont work in 1947 v f Grow Perennial Flowers From Seed tmpmr fmruotm oo You can saw considerable garden moSeyTSd add new seat to your gardening by growing your own perennial flowers from seed The beet quality seeds coat only a few cenJj a rckes prd vith simple, care will produce scores of plants to bring color and beauty to the garden for years to come Most perennials grown seed bloom the second year after sowing Seed should be started at about thef same time as that of the annuals, such js zinnias and marigolds The secret of success is to get the seedlings to transplanting size early enough so that when set in their permanent place in garden or border, they will get a good roothold before coldVeather comes on A specially prepared seed bed or seed box is best for starting perennial seeds A seed bed can be easily prepared by knocking the bottom out of a good sized shallow wooden box and sinking the sides into the ground The top should be about two or three inches above the surface Use finely prepared, crumbly garden loam containing plenty of humus It is important to locate the seed bed where it will be sheltered from strong winds and from sunlight during the hottest part of the day A seed box or flat may also he used, with holes bored in the bottom for drainage, This has the advantage of being movable to sheltered locations when nee Some perennial seeds are very small life them with sand so that they will apt be sown too thickly in the row and merely press them into the soil instead of covering them Larger seeds need a shallow covering of soil Firm the soil down on them so that they will make immediate contact with the mois ture and plant food Keep the soil mourt but not wet until the seeds sprout Some gardeners spread damp burlap over the surface to furnish need ed moisture, removing it at the first sign of sprouting Here are a number of perennials that beginners can start from seed with almost sure success Columbine, gail lardia, coreopsis, hollyhock, painted daisy, sweet William, hardy pinks, hardy litytaun, and the violas somewhat longer to germinate than those of annual flowers Dont be discouraged if the tiny sprouts do not show themselves for two or three weeks after the is sown I HERE have been a lot of changes moneywise since 1937 Wages have gone up Taxes have gone up Prices cf most things have advanced But daring this time, telephone rates havent budged an inch ahead The last rate increase, in fact, was in 192621 years ago From then until 1937 telephone rates went down substantially Since 1937, there have been even further local reductions in a number of exchanges, and toll rates have come down too Bjit, in general, the 1937 rates prevail today Looking at the other side of the ledger, postwar wage adjustments alone, including settlements reached during the recent strike, have boosted our costs 11,000,000 a year All our other costs have risen, too But our income hasnt gone up nearly asfast as our costs In the ten jfears since 1937, income has increased 141 Costs have gone up 193 Our return on investment has dropped more than a third Weve held the line on rate3 just as long as possible Now we have to ask for an increase in order to protect our custodiers service We still have a lot of additions to make to the telephone system before we can give service to those who are waiting, and give better service to everybody This wifl take a lot of money money which must come from investors Investors will put up the money only if they are assured a fair return, which we cannot provide under pur present rates A growing business, especially, has to earn a good return in order to attract the capital needed for growth So the future of Michigans tele, phone service depends on raising rates enough to assure the financial stability of your telephone company Thats why were going to ask the Michigan Public Service Commission for a public hearing to review our proposed new schedule of rates The Public Service Commission is the body established by State law and appointed by the Governor to regulate utility rates During the week of August 3, well publish details of the proposed rates throughout Michigan Bell territory After that, well file the petition with the Commission We feel the same way you do about raising rates Wed rather not have to do it But, when the quality of your service is in question, we have no alternative TODAYS SITUATION COMPARED WITH 1937 INCOME UP 141 COSTS UP 200 193 150 100 50 RETURN ON INVESTMENT DOWN MORE THAN A THIRD NOTE Where the term ftcom it usee above, itt meaning it the tame a Rinu or OroM neomt Where the term Invettmtnt it uecd, it meant the original coat of the telephone property tee the depreciation teeerve accrued againtt the ultimate retirement of the property 50 M ICH I G A BELL TILIPHONE COMPANY United lewish Appeal Launched by Eisenhower ss ftpfir1 mmsm fOAST GUARD officers every day sit proving how effectively the V smaller naval vessels purchased with the help of Var Bonds can clear the sets of enemy submarines Comdr David H Bartlett of San Dkgo, Calif, recently was awarded a Navy medal ft maneuvering his Patrol Frigit in auch s manner that k brought about the destruction of a Jap sjsjertea attacker Other cosfimsndettof small vessels an doing highly 1 smoaant work g, g Tnunr Dttenmtnt I patch Want S v V THE 170,000,000 United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine was launched by 1 General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower, who described the nationwide campaign as essential to fill the breach and lift the victims of Hitler above the level of mere existence, which he characterized as the limit that perforce controls Gov ernmental effort President Truman also has urged support of the life Wine UJA camosism If ysii cant writs t food Wf tore in the space abort then yoad bt smart to adopt a method of savings that millions of Americans have found to be absolutely sort ire This method Is the regular treytng of tatted States Savings Bonds People bay Savings Bonds si PINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM OF 1942 iff fiiur E Koch, Wesley Reader,, Merlin Lavey , dus Lodwid are Jack fteason, Boh Keith Ledwidge Red Sequin, Elwin Hulace, Peach Palmer, First row Singer,Ye IMitor Siunley Zera, Bottomrow tameatmamm venlsnt plans If yon sre on a payroll, through the Payroll Savings Plan, If yon are a professional man rofl, through the Plan If yon are a or woman or sohV the BoBdaRfonth or woman or setfomsjoyod, throagh sdaRfonth Plan a eto inoBths Sai Bl a at your state wmto abiYto writs i also fceafthy mm h that wmmjm above Pinckney Dispatch 1,50 a Y M J jf,L , TJ J v, i,i4j ,IAAMAMI v,r Pinckney Ditpach July 30 I It 49 I Tb railroads have received 44 rules j demands from the leaders of the oper ating unions representing engi neers, firemen, conductors, trainmen and switchmen They say they are seeking only changes in working conditionsHOT a wage increase More Money For Less Work But what kind of rules are being asked for Twentyeight of them would compel railroads to pay more money for the same, or less work 7 would require additional and un necessary men to do the same work j the rest would bring about changes In operating practices at increased V cost For Instance The Union leaders demand additional t train and engine crews on Dieselpow ered trainsone full crew for every , power unit in the locomotive A freight train hauled by a 4unit Diesel would I have to carry 4 engineers, 4 firemen, 4 conductors, and at least 8 brakemen, i sir a total of 20 men instead of 5 fMade WorkSheer Waste The Union leaders demand that full length freight trains be cut to about half their length, even though such I trains are most efficient for lowcort service to you This rule would call for itwice as many locomotives, would double the number ot trains, and make accidents more likely Additional equipment, yards, and ether facilities required to take care these short trains would cost hu af millions What the Union leaders feally want is to make more jobs The Union leaders demand that when a crew in one class of service per, m Incidental service of another clas, t iWill be paid not less than a days for each class, even though all serv is performed as a part of the same da s work The crew would get at least clays pay for one days work The Union loader demand th1 TV nt baic day ijr inductors and trainmen be reduced from 150 to 100 mile3, which would iiave the effect of increasing their pay 50 Such a run often takes only two or three hours You Cant Afford This Waste 9 Demands like these are against the interests of the whole American people, who depend on rai crd serv ice for nearly everything they eat, wear and use These riles would cost A BILLION DOL LARS annuallya gigantic waste which neither the railroads nor the country car1 afford Hrilroad workers are good citizens arc1, good employes, with pride in their calling Their record during the war was outstanding We do not believe they fully understand the featherbed rules which the Union leaders are demanding We do not believe they understand the harmful results which these rules would have to the railroad industry, to the millions of men and women dependent on railroads for their livelihood, and to the shipping and consuming public The great strength of America is in productionan honest days work for an honest davs pay For only through greater production can we hope to step the steady upward surge of living costs Surely, if ever there was a time In our history when we nc Jd tOWCtki not waste, this is it u POWER TELEPHONE SERVICE Powerjine telepnc service which permits the tranmission of six telephone conversations and 400 volta of electricity simultaneously I over one line has been introduced here for the first time in the state by the Michigan Bel Telephone co Celled Ml carrier by telephone engineers, the new system enables Michigan Bell to provide service in sparsely developed territory where J the construction of regular polehnes would he economically prohibitive Theodore H Dawson, genera dev eloyment supervisor for the co, said powerline systems similar to the one at Crystal Fails would be introduced next year at other small rural comin i unities in Michigan Bell territory, j The newly equipped line here runs 20 miles to Way Dam on the Mich j igamme reevoir and serves 24 rural subscribers The service was made possible by a cooperative construct ion project between Michgan Bell and the WisconsinMichigan Power company jgj Special radio apparatus developed by the Bell Telephone Laboratories and manufactured by Western lJiect ric literally makes the powerline telephone a miniature broadcasting station M40sV Ordinary telephone current is con verted into highlfrequency ifadio impulses and put on the powerline At a telephone central office, similar equipment separates the radio im pulses from the electric current and converts them back into regular voice frequencies In eiieot, telephone conmeatioaa hitchhike on electrical current Exceptionally sensitive fuses and special filters prevent highvolt age electricity from its way into telephone equipment A maximum of six radio channels can be provided by Ml carrier equipment on any one power system Howrvr, up to eight subscriber can be h n 1ed efferiently on one chan ael so that a total of 48 customers can i rovWed service on a single powerline, u Uncle Sam Says Where on earth did my money go How often have you voiced this question, half in wonder, half in dismay Its so easy to fritter away ready cash A dollaraere and a dollar theyand in the end nothing to show f r It And yet sav ing for the things you wanta new home, travel or future securityis easy and effective simply by alloting a portion of your income either through the payroll savings or by arrangement with your bank for the systematie purchase of United States Savings Bonds Dollars go your bonds grow When you buy Savings Bonds regularly, yon are baiJding the nestegg for whatever youve set your heart on V S Trtuury Dtprtmn Have you stopped to think that yea tie a Minute Man 1947 model wnea you invest in United States Savings Bonds The first shots in defease of your security were fired on April 19,1775, tfn Concord bridge in chusetts Tcuay you stand over your security not with but with your Savings Bonos nwv in the years to come will make year home the fortress it should be against financial distress Equally impeftaat to youis the fact that your stack of Savings Bonds is available for attainment of personal or family goals such as a new home or edaeaQon for your children Every dollar you invest m Savings Bonds If packed by the United States Govern ment Savings Bonds are safe, sere profitable4 for every 13 invested l years hence U S Treasury Pi KOOM 214 143 LIBERTY STKEET NEW YORK, NEW YORK We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at iirst hand about matters which are important to ftvervbodv PINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM OF Toprow Bill Baugbn Jack Reason, Cliff Milled DinkelYe Editor GRAND OPENING Veterans Memorial Lighted Athletic Field Pinckney, Michigan FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG Soft Ball Games 75 r M Eagers Cleaners, Howell vs Webber a Grocery, Dexter 915 P M w Pinckney vs Milford,Leading League Rivals Gate Prizes Given Away y JIIWUI pugpapgygp ,ll,iW,wT ,v, i it WednecUy July 30, 1947 The Peoples Stor Groceries, Drygoods Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie PWMCKJVEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv, Ylehigan Entered as second class flatter at Poetoffke at Ifanckney, Michiean undc the act ef March S 187 Subscription ratr 150 a Year PAUJ W CURHIT futuaitEi OWf iobirijou jr of Rush Lake is working lor the Argus Camera Co of Aim Arbor V Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mrs Gerald Kennedy of Howell spent Sunday and Mrs Irving Kennedy and with ion Mr V Meyer and family have returned from Ann Arbor and are siJvi wild Mrs Iiose Hendee Mi and Mrs Roy Henry of Battle t iv, pent the v,eek end with Mr 1 anu u Koy UkiuiLU I Sunday guests of Mr und Mrs I K J Carr were Francis Carr and j daagitei, liurbara Jean, Mr and Air, Jim fixing of Detroit and Mr i una Mis Hub Baker and son, of j Syracuse, V V and Leo Bettes und , , i iake The Bakers are iieiv ii i weeks Juiih i,L an wife of Detroit ,,i ML ,k enu at the Myron Hughes home Myron flushes and Douglas Smith spent i he week end in Detroit Joe Gurgolia entertained Victor Fisi icj ,,u amily of Chicago Sat Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes were in weuoil Friday Mr aad AYa Joe Gargolia enter laniai meii uuughLor, Lindas Dancing clarts Wednesday Doni Spears was home from Conn, over the week end Mm Mrs Jim Smith of iingree and M 1, rein,, inula oi Kelivit culled on Kuoeri i aite and wire Sunday iur J esse Henry and son, Gerald, were in Ann Arbor Saturday PhoD 6414 S Una Campbell and family meii j Sunday at the Carol Shelter home at Byron Ah, and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaircum f ana ur and xWrs John and laniiiy ickoon Sunday evening TRIES NEW SERVICE Mr Mrs Ernest Johnson, who own operate a 1 HOacre farm near anlriuenc and Cry iiiimi st i Ci a h Falls, Mich, try out the Mich Tele, companys new powirline r service Special radio apparnakes a telephone into a min r broadcasting not 71 ith frenioioied to to view the Cascades SPOT CASH 1 Miss Leota Reason and neice, Ann Shiiley, are visiting Russell Glover and family of Fowlerville, Mrs rannie Kavunaugh Us visiting in Jackson Mr and Mrs Jet1 Noggle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday witn Mr am Mr, Frank Aberdeen Denis Yarbough of Hoyai Oak i visiting Mr and Mrs Louis StacKabh Week end callers of Mr and Mr Andrew Aesbiu were Mr and Mr Gordon Hester of Y yjsilanti and ii and Mrs Wyiie of Dexter Dan Driver und family of Dexter culed at the Ld Spears home Sun Mrs JJoyie Templeton and son of Keego Harbor we visiting at tne ,oei t Shirley home Milrer and wife called j are put on electrical pnwei line, then separated by similar equipment in the nearest cential office and conwrted buck to regular voire Ireiiueicies Sensitive fusis and pial filters prevent electricity from findg its wuy in to the telephone m gg aie Los Shirley at r ndciy Horn to Mr and Mrs Joe Ihisydlo at McPherson hospital, llowrli Wed twin boys, one of whom died at birth Chas Darrow and Koberl Voddcr n started working for the Raise rFnu iMclheLon hospital jer Co at Willow Run last week FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 9 EACH COWS 11 EACH jCACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE tHONE COLLECT TO 1 DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 TU Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Mr V C Atlee entertained bridge club Tuesday h ei P Dead or Alive HOGS 3 PER CWT AND CONpITION HORSES 10 COWS 12 DLPEND1KG UPON SIZE CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fatal Animals Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Axent Phone 88, Pincknev The FASTEST Dssudl Stole Service in Mkhijjair Central Dead StoekCo Mr and Mrs Steve Tiplady of St, 1etersburg, Flu, sent last week with Mii Kdna ripears and Mrs Leu Shehan Sunday guests of Mr and Mi MarK Nasn were Lonnie VanSlam brook and family and Alice Gearhart of Howell Mrs Dessa Nash and Mrs Kith Hitter and ons, spent the week end In ColJwiiter 1 Mr and Mrs John Foss of Oak Grove were Sunday guests of Mr Mrs Andrew Campbell Lois Shirley, daughter of Mr ana Mrs Albert Shirley underwent an o peration for her appendicitis at McPherson hospital, lat week Mr and Mrs Walter Clark ana ons Robert and Jack, with Emmett Clark and family of Howell spent Sunday at the Detroit zoo Mr and Mrs Lyle Hende of Ann Arbor calbid at the Walter Clark home Satdrday Mis ioreue Tupper of Flint call whererSitJMMar Jane Cuppers Daring Bathhg Suit MM at Dee aytwcni probably leek 5 tea as fmay twenty yean froM aev tptekfctef m tbe beadi la what we eall ear MMocanM pretsela, te bataicf elothes Omly taiaf that vaaf theeilaakllMtkejr ekaage la ta pktue to tat l j van aiaejH ta atreetwear law, waeWeoa fltai ef bear LDea waa owtbared in a4oQs From where I sit, ttleraaea titt jiliif a pull em wttfc knee length letsna wearaanaibtedaftetdottai ejmrtB mil Inniii iwAeiutenil to gtrt va aim aad air and free jeatfhethenchtJaaeaeoetgmeoi domwill keep that whaUeoeae iahearhleaeetwoeopieaiAirta daei of beer a part of the ijaeriaad loaf black aliuHii waa a aa traditioa ecil and Robert Hooker of A Arbor are visiting Mr und Mrs Koy Dillingham Air and Mrs Lester McAfee called on Omer, Cass at L ot M hospital Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs Louis Coyle attended a si er ui at ihe home ot Mrs MH i i o ng tor Mr, iotu iionc J li ilooker was in Ann Arbor ,Sat witii hip MH, Calvin, wno conriie rJ a Masonic funeral Air and Mrs Kex hackett and son of Detroit were Sunday guests of vji and ,vir uhii homnson Jenn i ronie and wile ol Howell spent Sunday at the W C Milter home Azel Carpenter of Dexter was a liupday dinner guests , Ml and Mis Vv C Miller, lie is slaying with his brother, Vernor, at Howellj Mr and Mrs, Vincent Sheids and daughter of Ann Arbor spent fri day at the Lee Lavey Ahs fiorence Mother and daugb ter, Mrs iieitz of near Jackson call ed at the Albert Dmkel home Fri Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were Robert Cooley and family of Howell, Robert Mun sell of Gregory and Mrs Alberton and children and Walter Reasoa of Detroit Mrs Kenneth Wylie and Mrs W H Euler were in Ann Arbor Sat Carle Drake was killed in a motor cycle accident near Flint last week the funeral ana nuria were at Flint He was a brother of Robert Drake of Lakeland who graduated from Tinckney High School last June Mr and Mrs Charles Clark spent iuiuiay with Dr and Mrs iilatchford and family 11a Uattle Creek Dan Driver and wife of Dexter called at the Charles Clark home Visitors at the home of MM Johi Martin last week were Jay Brighara and wife of Grass Lake, Mr and Mrs Robert Steeb and Mr and Mrs Wesley Bui sedan purchase Friday u IM W C Miller and wife, Mr, an Mrs Cliff Miller and Mary Aguiha and Mary Meyers and Fri ID Niagrtra pent hei i ma fall,Welton Chamberlain entertained the members of ihe senior 1 u oi iiit wan a siiowin oi the niOtioit jnetures lie took on the 1,,01 tilp in northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, at lias home i i ida niglit Mr and Mrs Justin Stecker and daugnteis, Carol and Mornia and Deiuse Ledwidge left Mon ou u tup to New York Mrs Geordias, Mrs Hubert Led wuige of Royal Oak visited Mr t jM, 1 ION iileanor ICdwidge Saturday an 1 Mrs Raymonda Morris was Ann Arbor shopper Saturday Mrs Stanley jJinkel aad sott wen in Jackson Monday John Reuss ecu binatio,, man at Crystal Falls, Mici,, for the MichiRan HHI Telephone , 0 connects the first powerline teleh,ie in thi stal telephone servici j,,,, to hitchhike on hiithvoH Metrical current Vower line rmiu the telephone co to n isolated farm areas service carrier This new t ie enables convei it e earn sr provide Guests of Mr and Mre Stanley Dinkel last week were her neices, Mary Holt of Stockbridge and Magaret and Fat Sweet ot Lattle Cierk Murray Kennedy mui fawiilyspwu Suaday at the Stanley Culver home in Oak Grove j ir and Mrs Ld Schwartz aid Mr and Mrs Stanley era ot ciauht r, Virginia, of Milwaukee are Flint called on Mr arid Mrs M J Reason Mon He is a former teacher here Mr and Ms George Meabon jr were in Stockbridge Sunday Major Wm Brown and wife were in Ann Arbor Saturday 1 Ona Campbell and family called visiting ner siater Alfe and family ed at the Jesse Henry home Sunday I James Dunn of Aim Arbor, rred iortz and wife, Max Bennett and We bafhei a let of thaw eee iHMt hat eaa at tafeJc ef K, i y J0Bm mniMLm7t t4HmmmrMrmim MB4 Mr Blhrft Gamble of flaHivaa ef Sylvester Harris while wetkiac ea tfce new teefcer baiUiac aa Haraa flt, Aaa Arher4 kat weak Cat a4 The Mioses Eia and Bcrnice May and Hetty Reason returnee, last week from a trip to northen Michigan and the Strait of Mackinac Joseph Griffith and wife spent I S u nday in Adrian Mr and Mrs James Harris of Kan ae City, Mo pnt last Thurs with Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith undiy diniier guests of Mr and Mrs Win Mercer were Mr and Mrs Will Townley of Jackson, Mr and Mrs Humbert and family of Leslie Mv Florence Tupper of Flint and Mark Allison Mrs Weltha Vail, Mrs Kattie Drkpand Mrs Edith Peck were Thursday dinner guets of Mr and Mr Wil Mercer Willam and Michael Roche were Pnnday callers at the Wm Mercer hoooev Mi Haitie Rae Mains and Mrs Glen Smith of Dearborn spent lost Wed with Mrs Hattie Decker ani were 4kaer yueats at the Curlett Tfe and LetfiUeT f Ypsilanti lartin and wife Mrs Leler Me aJ Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Louis Toyie were Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger and son of Holt and Miss F u Melviu and Mrs Rose Ho wau on Lois Shirley at McFherscn hoipj iUl Friday I Ton Belt of Uexter and Markey Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and 1 Bell of Toledo called OB friend here daughter and Mrs Fossie Chamber f Saturday wore in Detroit Sunday Willis andi w H Meyer and Wilma Planck returned home wiihlMr Mrs Garth Meyer aUend liie McGraw reunion 4 Russell park j at Ishe, Sunday Mrs At la Meyer started summer school m Lansing Monday them for I weeka visit J Mr and Mrs Clifford Chambers and , Mrjand son and o Kicaard, were in Jock son, Tommy, Mrjand Mrs Otto Fouli son and o Kicaard, were in Jocksou Sunday and visited the Cascades Ouo Pouleon was the higheat bid 4er fetttfae Fick property at the auc Uec Stataraay Mr aaa Mrs lieyd Hendee with Dr ieaaes Nash and wtfe ef OrMiratr left laet week a a trip thre I 4 i iv vteS IA8T YAAS IWFT aAAX lltAal i This is a picture of Lat Years Pincfcaey eeft hall team Don Burns and Cos Ledwidj art this fMt both tbeinir in the ArmyPaal Siner4 iae Laey nod Francis Sheftaa re not aa Ae Tbt pYxytn are tea Baaa4aVtMaaeAaem AaaatfSavrihaafcaWat i , Gaa Leawitkfa Bettaat iVri m m M v imkkrPinckaey DUpach Wednesday July 30, 1947 BUY NOW WINTER DuoTherm iassitied Vant Ad kTERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STAlJS UNETS, JINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMrS 0 E 1 ft 16 CU, FT, DEEP FREEZE 4,6 ft SCAN MILK FOR SALKScreen Doors iHowleti KKNT Huckelberry Swamp John SpearsCedar Lk Rd Pinckney Aiasfc Ice tiox o lbs Dale Miller, 4815 rrcv Road Phone 78F1S r , i a COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT i oiiii ,oautM ua OriOies rew and used W C AtLee68F13 uR S ALEiTCfiiviroifti Wrecker 132 model, with crane, all equip ment James Shirey far rTEIecmc range, 4 burn I FURNACK CLEANINGwith vacum system, Prompt attention g en to ill caHfc Waggner ft Hitch Phone No 8 Pinckney FOR SALEG E electric iron, ike new 500 tHendryx Bird Cage and standard light wood cost 2Ji0 well for 700 756 E Min Pinckney, Ylich FOR SALK0 Rjoms and Bath in Pinckney luiye lot and nice shade Come back to the Old tHome town Property in fine condition Fred J Teeple Kealtcn Ihone 675 Howell WANTED Cleaning woman 60 per hour One or two day a week Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan PROFESSIONAL CORNER ORSA er in good condition Norman Reason FOR SALElXmng room suite I Bed Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Waahmttf machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudill Frst house WANTKtV Uuatom Comoining call Gregory 3F21 or contact John I Livermoro FOR SALEHome made Threshing I Machine 1900 Beardsley Rd Pete Madar LEE LAVEY FOR SALE1 Laundry type, coal burning heater and tank 321 UnadiUa Street JAMES ED AVIS AMMD Consultations by appointment 1160 Baker Rd Tel 5101 Dexter STATE WELFARE LAW Recent changes in the State Weifare Law qs it affects Old Age Mr Bohm, DirectorSupervisor of the Livingston County Bureau of Social Aid and County Welfare Department ,says will be of general enterest Stay at Duffy, M, D Pinckney, Mich, Daily 1100 A M to 1 i00 P M, Except Wednosday Men, TiiMFri Sal, 7t066i00 ML RMCLUSKEY DRNT13T 111 fi A VtunWii DM W VaaWlahie i Charles K Attorneys at Law Fire Slate and Saving Baaa atoweU httealgaa Offioa SSS m 14 Nj BEAUTY, SHOP PERCY USE AUCTIONEER Phaa SFU sHaekaey Mtehiaea icl SNEEip 111 107 1 HawaU, Mtshlgj City, LaW east ft ru USnSsnugnUrUjy i ges is the increase in the maximum FOR SALENorge Washing Mach, widew pubilcis5ea of these chan ine in good running condition 35 w Mrs Churlos Porter 501 Patterson Lle Road Pine Lumber l x u ft Stock Minerals 25 cwt Old Age Assistance grant from 40 to 45 This will apply only to those persons over 5 years of age whose requirements actually exceed 40 The amount of need in all cases is arrived at by figuring expenses on FOR bALlia H P Bready Garden th uls of a stundni uudget, and Tractor with cultivator and disc I taking into cpnsideration all other Nearly new, Myron Huge, f available income Where a deficit n Rush Lake Phone 186 F tne bbdget exists, increases win be FOR SALE x 12 lengths F K Uindiey Sons Tawnhuil Rd 7845 Dexter Silver Lake WAiVlEDAshes and rubbish tL haul amay Will aJso pick up old newspaper and mayazines HarryPrik Ply Motor FOR SALE40 Ply Motor and Coal Burning Water heater and tank ,H 1nmer Pinckney Vh 31 ffiTi SALEAuto JTfier Rcbort Vedder Pinckney 857 Mich increases given within the new 45 limitation As this change in the law is effect, ve immediately, adjustments are being made in county offices as rap dly ate possible Approximately one hal of these increases will be eff ective in time for the Aug payroii, and the balance will go into effect in September Other important changes have to do with property in the form of real estate ownec by Old Age Assistance recipient It was the original intent of the law that the aged should be uFOR SALKV14 ft boat, Wolver enabled to remain in their own Ino Wagamaker, in water only 3 mcn hones For this reason the value or iginally placed on real estate which FOR SALEWater front lots with plenty of shade trees, good Swimming, good fishing Jack Wiiion 11041 W Shore Dr, Hiland Lake 14 ft boat, Wolverarmeiu Feed Supply PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELLMgr tha, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make offer Rav E Reaion 7860Pingree Rd, 4 milea West of Pinckney FuiTSALEOak floonttg nnd tAAihg, kiln dried, flab wiid i tr tove cur fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Product, phott 4681 Dexter, Mick FOR SAIJCSiabwooa Suy Nw Thua Lwnber Ot Fhor 4A rtowelL Mlek Uet Yw Property Witk Ma CENEWa INSURANCE PIWM S9S Pinekaev Mieblgaa FAAF, J1 9 NEE R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE PINJNEY MfSl Ama Arbor, Micaigaa HAROLD P CHUBB HeweU, Mlcaieaa Local Rapreeeatatite ltaaoBaato Maraere MV MARTtN J LA VAN Jmmm9 w 13 BHt Phone 136F6 Rapalriif State 1717 Laide Drte Lieaate Ruth Laks it Housewives 8 AV E TOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortag recipients might own and still receive Old Age Asiiitutut was supposed to be the equivalent of the sale value of vi modest home With the present inflated values on real estate, the aale value of property which a recipient is alowed to own has been in creased from 3500 to 6000 in orider tc avoid bringiivr larinps m many who would beccmie ineligible for assistance if the previous law should be trictly enforced The law further provides for the recovery from estates of Old Age Assistance recipients the amount of assistance received by them during their life time This,, which is popu larly known as the Recovery Act j does not become effective until Oct 11th Evasion of the law through , transfer of property by Old Age Ab swstance recipients to their heirs i made impossible through a clause u the law which mades ineligible any1 one who has divested himself of pro petty within the last five yeary for he iipose o precluding recovery law with regard to personal proper, ty which an Old Age Assistance recipient may own The amount re mains at 500 for a single person and 750 for a married couple Ner ther has there been any modification of the law which madee chiidren re TU SJAJR MICHIGAN Ta Probata Court for tho CoBaty f Uvingtton At a susion of said Couri, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 28th day of July A D, 1947 Present, ,Hon Willis JL Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation uf claim against said eatate skouM be limit od, and that a ttme and place be appointed to receive, examine ana adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andbefor said Court It is OrderedThat all of the ored itora of said deceased are requinea to present their claims to said court at said Probate ctffice on or before the Gth day of October A D, 1947i at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and od justment of all claims and deiaanu against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub, li cat ion of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register of PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNEKAL HOWP Modem Bejuixaet Ambolaaoc ServUe PhoBa 19 Piackeey M1rhi SEPTIC TANKS CESf POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 RHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICH FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST US WEST ORAND RIVER AVI HOWELU MICHIGAN fCR APPOINTMENTS fHNC 58 Reideaee 611 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Gmnd River, Howef the Mak 0tfftr iefaes and Wl Cose fo fences with m SEAMAN TILLER lecouM Hie NeH of th SEAMAN TILLEt sr placed in Ires of th madin intfoJ f of ihm litfeSj OS all of th new, improved moil , you ten nil rhe toll fiflhl up dote te fence ond mako beMer seedbed Off the tamo time Vow actually Increote your crop aveoge by polUIQ kilkorto idle lead into production Tfce SEAMAN it the eriQinot trrm in rotory filer rvice vd ovrr o period of nor than It ii tupplied Ji a foM range or ,ct lakcoft ond notorixed siodclt, froa 36iacb to nincb Hlloeo vUtfe U ut teff yee store about the SEAVJ HIE and Ht practizel oopicjcir our taim and cru tnions Cow r talk it cw sponsible for the support of parents J It is ordered that the 4th day of if financially able to provide for August A D 1947 at ten o clock them The present law places the STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court or County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of REFRIGERATION AP Ramond J Fick M I I PL1ANCE SERVICE Lynn W Sendee, Guardian, hav J foRMCStLV WiTM ing filed in said court his petition praying for licence to sell the inter, est of said estate in certain real est ate therein described GEORGE KLAPATCH 177 LAJUoVUbW Aon AxborMidi Phom burden of proof that they are unable to help with the support of parents on the children rather than with the Bureau of Social Aid of their representatives fUIX TOILET SOAP tiMlFEBUOT STATE OF MICHIGAN world wide fifth f what they of ail Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Soap IF in 1941 Thu also affects paiats, textiles, Without of the American Housewives there would havo utile One out ovary nine eakes of soap lastjrer no soap bt save every ounce of fat you can and soil it OF UVsHGrrON At a nesaon of aaid Couneed at the Prohot Office m the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willie L Lyona Jndge of Prehnta In the Mat of taw Estate of Mary Fick ht L 2 Lynn W iHcodee, Guardian, hav ing filed in said DOUK his petition jwaying for licenpe to sell the inter, eat of said eatate ir c la tJ in the forenoon, al said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai pemoas interested in said estate appear before aaid Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the intereet on said est at should not he granted It is Further Ordered, That public j notice thereof be given by pubU cation of a copy of this order, fort once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for said hearing I YWARD HAROLD RADY Mb RUSH LAKE RD, PlNCKHftT Phone t3FU Piarkaoy HcPbersos State Bank THE Dispatch, a circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of H Potter Deputy of Probate MICHIGAN COMMON frc PROPERTY ACT t WjJ The Community Property lw en rtel acted to place Michigan taxpayers ri i on the same level taxpayers in the We Need It as ordered that the 4 Jx day NAugus A H, 1941 at ten o in the ioaei M aaid Prohote Office, be and hi heiufif I rielf near before arid Gaart,t saad place, to afcjw cuss why a isc ta ta id not he Uli ha rfa SV ten other states whcue community property laws are in eff From July 1, 1947 and after, infrom personal services earned by huahand and wife JS considered community property In ciMtvputing income tax thereon the htfsbaad and med will each pay on onehalf of the income it has been suggested that husband and wife deposit U snoney receiUad from personal services ann aU divi ends and interest accruing ram coeninuAity property in a Community Property bank account, m order to firmly establish their rights to the tax saving which may accuse to froso this new law Icflmai SUf sM v 4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 30, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 30, 1947 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 1947-07-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8ecf9d6e54e9cbc0ce18198b778e708b.pdf 09ae436270670c05471d13b7e999d93b 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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SPF iXtMJ tut W 357 rTT BtSlMtdj VOL 64 Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday Aug 6, 1947 Michigan Mirror ONTONAGON The aiiplaisc has just made a piker oui ui me Mem Field Dedication NO ing in too many town, 1 turned hew from Laiuung with fhy lyloot house trailer, ready for an Upper Peuinsulu newspaper conWrenco and a vacation all in a little less than two days and a half Considering mat Michigan is uca u uife state and tnai tne Norm pcuuuuiu stretches out well ovoi hiiu, mules from Sault Ste iYiarie to Ironwood, 1 thought 1 was doing pretty well In tuct, was about to crag about the accomplishments un til Colonel Floyd tlvuna arrived with a party of live newspaper editors Taking off from the Lansing air, port around 1 p m, Colonel Kvuna flew a Beechcraft airplane to this Lake Superior gateway to the 1or cupine Mountain State Park in les than two and half HUUKS Yes, only 150 minutes I Colonel Evans passengers ate luneheon at the state capitol city anu Conner at Ontongon And they did it easily with time to kill Such modern air transportation promises to bind the Upper and Lower Peninsulas to gether as nothing else could possibly do There is every reusou to believe that Jkiiuuguns iouwst business, now doing a total volume of well oer oneiialf Diluon dollars a year, can be augmented materially by the uir plane and good airports, said Col onei Evans, director of the stato de partment of aeronautics Tourists are able to come great er distances oy air Land anu watei are not barriers The airplane still in its swuddl ing clothes Back in 1U2 when the legislature created the department of aeronautics, Michigan had only 27 airports Today, it has 2oj lit ensed airports and lb seaplane baaes, all meeting strict requirement for pubUt safety We learnea from Colonel Evans Uiat Michigan leads all siatco in plot training schools and in mimber of studentp Today the state lias JAh schools They are furnishing flight instruction to more than 10,1100 s nU TranCanada air line a Candiuu co has been spending thousands oi j rtel 1 s I develop tids at Grand Marais, and Houghton Planes crothe border at Sault Ste Mario aau fly cross the Upper Peninsula rather than risk flights over the wilderness north or Lake Superior North Michigan is airjniiideay in a big way New airports are ben pushed at Escanada, Ironwood Iron QUAKtRLFMENOS M7tN3 HOiJ Pinckney deducted her lighted SOL bail iield hero Friday night By steady drivmg and not tar4jVVi a un ittondance oi approximately 5ii, iluwell, Dexter aia Mutord sent large, delegations In tut iiict game between tvvo Doi teams wne rmckney warn man vu by uoo Darrow deieuted the iluwell iiOAUug alleys i6 to li The Hfukiiey lineup was JiTn Meyer, c lion Atuburgey, p Wesley Palmer, lb Bob Darrow, 2b Joe Burns, 3b Bob Amburgey, ss Dick young, Joe Jeffreys Kay Hurtibuse and Jerry iitiimmoiis, outfield In the Howell Eagerfa and Webber Grocery jume alter a scorelt i innings Howell got to Joe Pustay, Deter pitcher lor 7 runs in the 4th inning Wes Lloyd hit a home run for Howell with the bases full This ended all scoring for Howell Dexter lone run tame in the 7th on a hit by Packard, a wilfk and an error Barney Schulties tor Howell held Dexter uto 6 scattered hit In the Dual iame iuia trailing throughout the game Wuckuuy scojO 4 runs in Lac tli to defeat Aliitcil J u to 5 I The Pine line y team blew up in th 4th and 5 errors and I hits gave Alilford 4 runs Leify Thompson pitched 3 innings for Milford and let Ijnckney down with one hit dheijL er relieved him and Pinckney got li 1 tins the 4th when Leavsidge waiU, ed, Meyer singled and Header scored both with a drive to right Miltord confident i,t winning sent J Ried in to pitch the 7th and 11 ride several substitutions Tint proved fatal B Singer v,uked tShehan beat out 1 bum Palmer hit to rd ami Singi 1 was forced Lavey droe y shai It was fumbled and Shehan scoreo and to did Palmer when the throw to the plate went wild Ledwidge walk ed hut was out at the plate when Meyer hit to the piteher liaims hit a olow one to ishoil on which the shortstop made u rainbow throw to fiit Meyer scoring the winning run bit f Friday trght Pinckney ljfyWcb irocery of Dexter here, roiPcoi by Ann Arbor playmv, Thru will be a 730 game betwen Steiiihoff Hardware of Howe 1 and Hamburg Jack iiannett hroadeast the game and made the announermenwS over i he loud neaker Jack Wison and Stan Dinkel umpired hi the the gate prize drawings has been spending thousands oi I George Mamel, Howell won the j0iltl,, ai aa, 1av gals, of pris donated by Chas Clurk ,, sUJ 0 gals LOllR DEMOCRACY fcyM1 AMONG OUR FIHST sETttftswRB MBM ASDWOI VHO WERE WILLING TO BRAVB A NEW WILDER b ORDER TO IVB OPENLY ACCORDING TO TK iT or THEIR N5LIEF 1 , Notes on the Game DEXTER 1 I Packard, rf, j Leneberg, 3 b Webber, L latkly, c MueMer, ss Cashing, lb Kite u, 2b LaHQsa, cf Joe Pastay, p Jnr Putfiy, rf J Curtis, If G Curtis, If AD R h Current Cunauent I J 4 I 0 0 0 V 0 u ii 1 1 4 lis laL la HOWELL u u eicrauj deem likely to i iiicr polituuliy in 1948 thea tiie HUi Michigan dtst wrek both iiepublican and fiinoviaL candidacy for congrcua t, iiit the aeancy caused by the ciaatfc Cong, iirniey were won by war viuii 1 lie Kejubiicuii j wa won by Charles otterJej IjALuwri pol i tically ,7jlhe Hemoirat was Harold Beaton a war veteran but nominatJta RSIiKE iiiM, SPAMJSt CA7HOfAl ausling, 3b rnol, rf aniels, c jKooh, f fScofield, lb P Bennett, 2b i Lloyd, cf Herman, s Schultis, p AB K 4 4 1 Un I 1 1 1 U 1 H l i Jgiiaco, also Utr known a he was formerly pre i utt of Mackinac 1 lh county epublican veteran had strong linoitiu in speaker of the house Knox ami state senator Girbach but won handily PftOTESTANT OLP SOUTH METM3 HOltSfC, F MASS, aarTi OM THE afARLIE NATION HAS 3U WORSHIP lU THB TOWARD THC FA1 SVNA606US AT PAY5 6 OUR DRMOCRACV, our FTED Rtf PSOPLB PREJSDOM C LIT OP AWARDING TOLERAr IN VJ Celebration W P Hrayton, Howell, the 0 gaisj donated by Hockeys sxvice, Chas Mnan, tiie l in trade by Roy Clark Clcn Sluyuwi, the 1 in iraue by iveaaedy Grocery, Loriia Shirley Years sub to Pinckney DpaUh The gate prizes for ihis week J he Howell Hoard of Commerce i, maiing elaborate plans for its third eeicbraiiou of YJDuy on Thurs ugut 14, an event lor which the organization ha ujpiopriatd mure than T,mio An advertiement pub ii hd in ths ivsue JnsU tlie day iiugiant, ail event being live to tm pubije i w Lite pact two Vtais the neiifh boiitii cil lias had an after noun tasking any siii 1 eijvjjt m town or miles around t na Ii button, general chairman, pioinicscs taut next weeks exhibition wth b fully as colorful, varied and liniiestiijfe At J UCIOKK a tiny tot e in the downtown district wui parade at J floats, oo3uc PINCKNEY Slnhiin, J 11 Palmer, ss Lav, lb, cf Ledwidge, If Meyer, c, lb i Singer, if Haines, rf F, Mnge, jb Swarthout, cf J Header, c H dinger, p MILFORD M Ktfid, c M Keid, b li Krid, rf iJakei, Jb J Woodruff, 2b Colgrove, cf P Reid, s, Madisoi, 11 Thompson, p tilielihr, p AB R 1 3 4 H 4 0 J a 4 4 n 0 0 i 0 i u 1 1 I 3 I I 1 I 3 3 1 11 1 i u BATTING AVERAGE Pinckney itfL fhill feain Matter eem to be from bad to wor,c in the Huly Land The Dritijsa ,eccnil executed three Jewish extra nist and in jetaljuUon the Jewish underground as he jyvolutionary movement is called, executed 2 cap luiid III itu Ii army sergnnts We can no re 1 on in either it c g tn tin Pi1 l I A Li case for in 1 he 1 lie pentlty All ex political prisoners and nl was no crime in their 1 they were fighting for ipliy Some day Great 1 work uji a Jewish policy time she shows UK lllill tin nt 1 hat direction 1 lr Uut aim W Will L , illul ujtimale jn llOS elOUii ginie iiuvl in Arizona, New 1 u 1 placed in the south dotfs not rain tor moa have always been leg, for the rain makers ,, ijr lake However, il i ill J UC J ceeJ to keep their aimthei schema to in UCi P m am iciatd Swarthout Phil Gentile Joe Lavey Kuath ledwidge Weulcy KJtftrr Francis She ban Kde Mi Jack HaiiHs j Paul dinger Herb Palmer Fred Singer Hob Siiigtr Jack Reason istanley Jiinkel BASE AH R ii , in j 7 , 4s is 44 J 11 23 C JO 4 3 13 17 4, IJ m DJ 3 5 47 14 12 Mi la 14 Ti 2 7 fi C 2 J 11 0 6 2 1 BALL fTEWS Pet I Hi1 I 0 i 3 OK i 312 2 I 24 i 4 ,1 t tiyri ti i l,tl t I U a 11, 1 an ined there This is to bomb vitn juiiet oi dry ice from 11 I in is uppoed to hav l dii prved successful 1 ltninaking experiment in Ui some 30 years 1111 i bi C W Poat K iiakisi lood million, attvmut swis made ta Apiodmg Mist quanti uiicii After tremendous H Ajernnent was triad iui iailt d 200 i IlilUII being marked for guidance of This country, north of the Strait is looking more and more to the air plane for freedom from isolation Next week I will tell you about pack ing n overnight to Mirror lake in the Porcupine Mountain Stte ParV The missus and I are enjoying a vac ation in the north country, and we love it IATIPNAL GUARD INCREASES STRENGTH TO 3M0 1 a o Jfjdy 15, Brig General Conservation Notes i0 ten weeks old pheasants arv boinjr released from the state game farm at Mi,son this week There aixj no longer an state rejr ulations ov uherc or how tc put up duck blinds The phousant populatiori is dowuj desfiite much artificial planting of buds This condition nationwide orps Th popuUticn hit its jKak in 14i Y oi While Uxrut are not common here j acts on Uie court house lawn The evening entertainment will be at the Page athletic field, open I iniT at 4 3o ith a concert by the Hart land Arci land Reverend K J Karney will conduct a rrsilf hour inemorial service for the Vr dead at 7 oclock, follow tug which there jwiU be an exhibition drill by the Detroit Edison Legion Drum and J Detroits best softball R PVamda tfarpTiy, Novena Frida 20 H p m Praparatiofi tm ftaly ioa each fiatmrdar ft to f nrnday T00 U710L Pinckne defeat4d soutji Lyim Summer Mass Schedule of Masses J there handily Sunday 12 to 2 Thn 7 a m, 945, 11 45 Week Days record w won, 2 lost Ticv 800 a m Friday and Satrday 7o Play rhel ea the leadnv ,ait i and 8 a a double hedcr here uudy If they Sunday, Augit 10, no, Sunday1 win they can Uke firt place after Pentecost, 5th week of 57ih I Siut V11 unl t bother Iuu1 Novenna Childrens summer hool I my 1Uh They uot 1i iuU uJllt N0 a m to 14 p, , Firtliolv I Sv,u,n aH41 s,,ptoe hld South Lyon Communion Friday, Aug Jiii, Con to fil ,,,wi Smp,,r 1,d lJ Pckixj hitUrs with a trijile aid 2 inrUs In the other aine, Cheis be Salfe 12 K T md Mcsnaidf of Anii Arltor MMT heti to d In the Western Division Hank irveii pHched a hit nme to do feat Stockbridge 3 to 1, wumr ii, own game wiiL home run Fowler ille took first plc by txal mj Mas on 14 to t and Bob Sax ton, pitchin for the moricjin Legion nut out WeUberville 7 to t II H I I iy Uei 1 I L J ao I 1 1 Oil OV nU cnIll 1 k i Up la, One of wji til base nd certain eriods of more niy Fri, for the jntn ion of living, req by Klla Clair Sat High Ma,ss for Mrs Jennie Lavey 40 Hours Ieotion opens Auj 13 continuing1 ovr Aujr 14 and 15 The appeal thi week i for the 4oly Fathers to assist all people of all i colors, race and cieed and devast ed ajrea of war tricken Europe and the far east e Gordon d the loc 1 c leading ic county fhec they 11 a 1 J , ue reason inj iiey civiuitcU t ix ile to buy clieujji HI indiai iieii mv, tioubk jurplus plan It Hi year the creamerie K link than 1 in be lianole,i c probleiu tji ,se in to with then We read in ijoit iiapeiv tlu joro n Eakitty to is suiti Win Arnoici and John for uii the mail t defraud Ther hv ojxaxuxed i du inay milk known is the Mlk iroducts Co to Jtini Juioii Companys surplus ,11 Howiri the only pad enough 10 ft by niid tver a m nths per IOC owe the company V n v ever p,io thr co vi ,M0 All 123,000 f teams, to be repooaXpiledasS a e been M uht in SZT, 0 jake near here this year x Prists are i , 1 T of mi fox 1 a I u Htli anjAortiv after Uutant general, reported feCtAVe 1If Iv47 The awarded strength of the Mkh1 , pelt must he presented to i Wlil ire Aatioaa Guard has now reAchod ul jw tcwiuship clerk not more than 1U Trayer8 req for recent departed Jnrk BaptLsm u conferred Sun on the L A B Beers and theHs Flward, son of Mr and Mr Manuf Co will play at Sjn JJohnsou of Gregorj Sporusors oclock A display of aerial fireworks we Ifery and Robert Johnson total of ,980 officers and men This rorks an increase of moi than 500 aaen in the precious U day period and continue the Aon1 expanaioa of the reorganiaed Mich National Guard The 126th infantry feegimeat froaa western Michigan oontinwes to faaid the regunfental lead Wilk S6 offieett and men The 11 FW Artiflery Battalion from Lan sing Gnn4 Ledge and Charlotte, stopped into the lead among the artiHery battalions with a total sir of 228 The 107th Engineers the Upper Fenirjwu continue front of the separate battaliet las after taken, Plie conservation dept has pur j based 4GS ruore acres of land near ,ausville be both free room and square dancing Ball ioorn dancing will be at the National Guard arriory and the square dancesi ii fka Knxepr Oiirki loU 1 OFFICIAL Cheksea Jinrkne Mesnards South Lyon Manchester Saline STANDINGS Won Lost s 1 A 0 1 t s Pel S J44 0011 OU ANNUAL MEETING The Kip and Little Portfce Lake J isu Inc will hold their annual eeting Sat evening Aug, 16th at wall oe on the Kroner parki Marriace far nlisC Kyearokte a pupving i to the National Cttard Newport Mr Otto Hall and 1r, iUingf of the conservation itept elu jrill attend Mr Halft ha chunre ojJohltn JH ArchitecUire Uool, 2a, F the Engineeruur svnd ral Operaton Division of theKSallup 28, Howell John W Alfred AUard 1astor Orgsuiist and choir IXmctor tfaa Menoa Campoell S Mr HeflNaa Vodder Wotahip and Communion Service , AOdIO We cordially invite all who do not have a church home to worship Cohocuih Jwth us iMable Ward, 4o, Cohoctah Laur Mr Ltaaa Heed f HoweU Kinp, M, Brighton Eva Mae W th yilpit Sunday Brighton Wallace CroJ Fowlerville, Martha Jean I alter Uobert ShielcVs 4 xMrvatiou Dept ara Mr Billingshoue, i, Chicaj UL, lrissilla Er 5 Uie Iwd of the Kesfources Section of tle Geological Suney Division Both of these gtucfemar are in char I win, 2, iHowell Fred Schmid, Wl, Howell, Edna Norroan, 47, Buffalo K Y George Ihinfaar, S2, Detroit, e of the lake stabilisation and wat nraret Byieowski, XP, Brighton er control otf the liglUand rhain,i TVrtoffe Lafc aodHuron UmAU j Knd Ur c p, ff roperty owners who are interestoa AC , ia ftoad oetttrol ad also fire proteot15 ZTiLJTS Bav and Mrs J M IftcLucas and Kenneth Bush and family of aroiJy mi etorbton are spending the rnd fiapids spent a week with his aath of Aaut at thair cottage Jnetber, Mrs Goat Hameman jt tlwjrAouta Cve Fottage lftbe Mr Aria Caajk wf A A L ttmiMr iiirirHiiwitM Mrs Esa Btoek atf St tourrg x Tw4te The W Auxiliary of the V F IZ,HH in cash COCNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION The election of the county f man board of education was held in low4 Monday evening, inc follow ing were elected to Kre Lyle Glover from Handy y, Ecra Beachy fom Putnam r ycar Kenneth Hym rrom Lriiiun 4 yr Percy AUraand from Hartland arc 4 yars Mxti Elisa Moore from Handy yrs Mrs Moore was elected chairman for the evening and conducted the election The five members will mec dnd elect s president and vicepres, from their number Gladys Mcill urn, the County School Commissioner wil be secretary of the boird This board will take office or Aug 1 157, On that date the off ice of Gounty School Commissioner will oaase to be The board wP apj point 11 present commissioner to he come toe County Snportateodeat of Schools Ai tfrs ncrit talk ny tne legislate ,hout aboihii htirse lbCtna aiid Intiinj at the tate fair ground in I vtroit i more or less eye wash fhe state take during the recent IOIVI race essum there aver , ti,tnM a day besides the iinnual yeirl rental of 52aU,OO0 In hse da when the state is con dl m ncd of mon money tut ana, projects wished on them 6y ow a hi xnd counties tliere Is Uttte chance of the legislature ioli flow f mtMey into ICLC UHU ff d they tr iu iuoan to inccaiO it Theve has a trrent change in the fi ispect in the last 5 years with Piires and townsliins ai noio and more of their powers to he tate and county First inned their roads and ver to the county and ftate and v inclined to follow viih tle school Apparent m iHMfectly willing to turn ocal authority to these urdtsin er to he rid of financial fs Mr and Mrs Uoeel Farlin KJaW t Uazaar a success, to high school jtuoents of fie Maricas in cinanpany with hiaer Mrs Melaon Mksngafi who a rite the best essajj nts Mr nd Mrs Herbert Parian of the sashtoot 4 Husnen Bights firosae Toint left for mortar mnt 1 Tlie Lwdios Aid of te C harch, wishes to eaqpiest jMr nanks and appeoiation to Sjp Voong Womens AsocOsarj 4MA v a oaeipw ep Pjeey iewVereMeneK or helped in any way to Jbejr to H er Mrs were calierp srt the f W, The Auxiliary kas oanducVd ths owatoat tor the paat it ywsrs tf wish to oaapato ot in teuct joca months motor trip to California and wa weft 1 mm EmMn mm owiffd viaitod The Kings Diawhtuii wHR mmmgk 2 p m Twtoy,4a6 name of 4 fti WriMM M 3mmZmtmmm Piacknay Dispach WednW u 6, 1M7 Don Hoyt found it cheaper , to store em than feed em neighboring s AVON THEATER The Stogkbridge Amemai egioa j will iUite a Lubor Day celt alioo I Wm u iiiinaeu, iil, was urowued at Island Luke near lirighto i teat Wed while playing water Lul with hi 7 year old brother 4ta Fri 4k Sat Aug 88 nidfcti AM electric meter ftaH thii walkIn froxen food lecker M Mr Heyli farm in St Clair County It htlps him it hit hum operation to the upt and downs of trit markl foi u turkeys, chkkent and othtr poultry , A lot of Don Hoyts poultry used to live for months eating the money right out of his pocket, if the market wasnt favorable when ttay wre ready, hed have to keep on feeding them till it improved One day the Edison Farm Service Advisor gave him the facts on farm freezers Between them, they worked out the cost of keeping dressed poultry in electricpowered frozen food storage as against the cost of feeding live birds and he quickly installed a He has two today Now he dresses and freezes his poultry when they reach the size and sells them the year round when the price is right His records show, he says, that it costs a lot ess to store em than to keep on feeding emf Mr Hoyt and thousands of other Michigan farmers are using electricity for more and more jobs all the time It saves time and money, cuts work, and helps increase the yield of fields and livestock They find that electricity provides what farm production needs dependable electric service that a farmer can count on and lowprice service that he can use profitably listen to the Summer Electric Hourfeaturing Woody Herman and Peggy Lee, Sundays, 330 pm, Wit THI DITROIT EDISON CO i hospital Jackson, last week Wayne Wagoner of Chubha Cor icrsi spent last weet Escanaba Phyllis HarrUon daughter And Mrs Howard Harrison of How Ml tell laht week at the Kings Dau ghtei camp at Missaukee and hurt her syine Mr and Mrs Orville Smith left last week to visit their ,son and dau ghter in law, Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of East Humption, New York Marvin Salmon, recently appoint circuit juage in Ingham county by Gov Sigler is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Salmon of Deerfield town ship Paul Flintoft of Howell has bou ght a grocery store at Rochester and will moved there Hoy Ellsworth have returned from a 5 weeks trip through the west and Yellowstone National Park D Owen Tuft, 72, for many years a leading Uolstein cattle dealer in county died at Howell last week Mrs Alice Schoenhals, Mrs Alida Karuis, Alice Lee Ware and Boss Lanib spent the week end in Akron Ohio Livingston County Press The Dexter school has purchased another school bus The HuronClinton Parbway has now acquired all the Henry Ford holdings on the Huron Kiver Messes Harold Kilpatrick and Neil Ernest have purchased the Zeigler Meat Market at Dexter Hamburg, school distrct voters voted down the proposition to buy a school bus last week Tues 85 to 26 Sport Cuo KING OF WILD HORSES A story of e hone and boy with u t AU a x PRESTON FOSTER, GAIL WaUuu, 4J, iormer Stock pj uubmeiibmttn is in ihe Jack PATRICKCemed Out Wt Ca on Jttii Au, stubbing Woodrow Colo F Brawl , blowing a quarrel Tricks A bugimiw uii company ia drill mg i test well oa the Adolph Grume lot iarm uear Plainfield Mrs Arthur Hopkins of Ypsibuvti won iduo last week on a New York rauio quiz program Charles Schneibtlt,, 88, a Dexter bukfcjyxj,b yjHuikdied in Mervy Sun ft lues Aug 1012 a HOLIDAY IN MEXICO In Technicolor This is one of the big Musical chama of year with WALTER P1DGEON UaNA MASSJU NewT SYLVAN THEATER CHSL1SA lUCR a 4 fishing at OMINGJ Cockeyed Mten t FAITHFUL IN MY rSiUON Uor of Mr Gallent Bess First Nationa bank iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiimumiiiunuiiitiiiiiiiK V Undo Feaertu Supervision Metier Federal Deposit in ureaec Corporation Ail De posits Insured op ee re Notes of 47 Yean Ago I HOW TO GET AHEAD FINAN ClALLY Set aside a definite percentage of earnings Salt it away reg ularly in your bank account, in U S Savings Bonds, and life insurance Spend wisely, borrow sensibly and get good advice on your money matters Well welcome the opportunity to help you I A can Water melons, each j Orange Jtsice 4e ox Grapefruit Juice Blended Juice Fruit Jare scrape Fruit 4arrote I Thomas Head i,s building an addition to his elevetor Hazel and Morley Vaughn are visiting in Dansville George Reason and wife went on the excursion to Niagara Falls Sat Fred Wyman of Dexter has secured the contract to the abutments for the new bridge between Big and Llttie Poilafcre Lajt Denns Hayes of iMucut will speak at St Marys pknic hero Aug it 16 Brighton and Oceola 2 undefeat ed teams will play ball 11 Mrs Lewis Colby will erect u brick cottage to replace the oat which burned The Dunlavy horse driven by Matt Brady won the Fowlervili races Fri WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS Fri ft Sat, Aug 8 THE TWO MRS CARROLLS Drama Starring HUMPHREY BOGARX BARBARA STANWYCK, ALEXIS SMITH NIGEL BRUCE, PAT OMOORB COMEDY New Sun MonrTueTAug 101 UU MY FAVORITE J BRUNETTE A Comedy Starring BOB HOPE, DOROTHY LAMOUH PETER LORRE, LON CHANEY Cartoon SUnV JJowT 3Vo Weu ft Thurs, Aug 1314 I SANTA FE UPRlSuN,aM ALLEN LANE, BOBBY BLAKE PLUS THATS MY GAL A Music1 Comedy In Trucolor 1j With LYNN ROBERTS, DON BARRYi P1NCKY LEE, JUDY CLARK COMING Buck Privatas Come Home, Angel and the Badman, Sintini in th Sitrras, 4,Perile of Pauttne HOWELL Theater i HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed ft Thurt Aug 6678 GREGORY PECK, JANE WYMANN THE YEARLING In Technicolor J WtttB f Comedy Newt Bat Aug 9 Mar bat 2 i MONTE AVAILABLE FOR LOANS SOUND P M Cont OUT CALIFORNIA WAY In Trucolor Starring HALE, ADRIAN BOOTH PLUS A CALENDAR GIRL Witb JANE FRAZiE, WILLIAM MARSHALL, GAIL PATRICK Carteoa A REAL ESTATE MORTOAGE OR PERSONAL AT ROASON ABLE RATES vSun MOD, Aug 1011 Mat Sat 2 P M Cont EDWARD G ROBINSON AND LON McCALLISTER ir THE RED HOUSECOMEDY NEWS z Tues Wed ft Tour, Aug 111314 HIT PARADE OF 1MFV tATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TOvULJL IT IN OHE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 36c back Ask any druggist for this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL I Blade with 90 percent alcihol, it IPenetraes, Reaches and kils More WlUk EDDIE ALBERT, MOORE, JOAN Comedy CONSTANCE EDWARDS i4ir Married at tlie Congl paronagtgOTQg faster Today at BaU 2C NeS Can LARGE BUNCH VclVeeta Bronnd h1 1 1 Crawtt Ml Gneeee e7 albs I Sliced 4i le Aug 1 Miss Olive Orr and Clyoc I Horton of Cleveland by Kev Rice I Married at the Charles SnuU ivooic Lakoland Aug 1, their dauglu ver, OUie, to John Strain of Cleve land, Kev Rice officiating The Anderson Farmers Club held their picnic at VanWinkles grove Saturday Dr and Mr H F Sgler have gone to Chicago where will take x po graduaW courst ney wilt ao visit P G Teeple and wife ot Marquette Thresa Melvin will teach the Cord eley school next year Norman, Mollie and Sam Wilson and Arthur BuUis are camping at Portage Lake OJK Mann left San Francisco for China last week with his regiment, Franc Carr and Robert Culhane visited Howell and Chilson by bicycle ht week Frank Wright and wife have mov ed to Webster he will work for Will Steptoe The North Lake Grange pknk is Aug 7 at the lake Speaker is Gong m C Smith of Adrian E TtaNEVS CORY DRUG STORE, Uiackno, KEVIN LEDWIDGE m f liLECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Estimates Given 40 East PutnamanckneyPhona fi IN STOCK SOIL PIPE A FITTWOS BATH TUBS 4 a SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 GJ, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dtokel BE1TER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PUMBIHG ViSfT OUR MEW SHOW ROOM AMD SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tuba Wash Basins AU Typea Cabinet Flat Swka DottWe MC jralatg eseqr ef a mov toan irujT Bead navneeaoe fie eya Big Pnikeiw k lV Aem can Weky, iaeat geespatne wt next St day ATd W i The DeUMt SokLtf Tsmo U fa nifHgt bhiaA4kJt tar the real HSi ewegdiaini hr tkataeea Laundry Twos ttOaUee SL W Jueei Shower Statti Concrete and Steel Septl Tankl lectrk Water Heaters OU Water Heaters rieminjr Pumps JynoWc Sehaffer Water SoCtereU in Medkitte Cabtaets Water Pipe and Fitting Orange Burg Pipe Uoenaed iCter PlutW Mieh, 71 Lakeside Dr a M G moncB weai wmmm yi rDfimet liJ fmttiOlm A Unnt nteanlTV MBLlI wiyMd 117 BIG FREE CELEBRATION Howell 14 JhUwiU be the biggest lbtHm ,h Livingston County has ever,eon You and your fv wiU get thrill out of the many tree f t plunn,d for the day you will ciuoy the two v u , ,ft hall mmc the mammoth aerial fireworks, Ce dancing parades the free acts, the big league oftball time, Bll free and eomethiug to interest every number of the feaily AFTERNOON PROGRAM 200Children, Parade fl 230Mile Long Pade 0Ram orn j 40OBand Concert Lanaing V FW Bund 30Kee Acts Courthouse Lawn EVENING PROGRAM at PAGE FIELD i 630Free Band Concert 7 00Memorial Service 730Exhibition Detroit Edison Legion Drum and Bugle Corps 800VFree Big Lgue Softball Game IBriggs Vs E B iJrewry 30Free Mammoth Aerial Fire, works MTo be viewed from Page FieW 1030 Awarding of Prizes Page Field 1100Free Street Square Dance Kroger Parking Lot ll0QFree Ball Room Dance Howell Armory it r Dont Miss It Stupendous Colossal gigantic HOWELLS MADRI GRAS A recent news stuiy credited Dr Austin T Smith of Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, with saymg that nose irritations and many other ailments similar to sinus infections are caused by heating units which absorb too much moisture from the atmosphere In other tvu do, humidity should be added to make up for the moisture that heated air absorbs Airs capacity for holding moisture depends upon its temperature When air is Healed tho capacity increase j tremendously, being over twenty times greater at seventy degrees than at zero Thus warm air is cxcvilingjy thirsty, and in satisfy, i t thirst it has to have multure Med or the air you breathe 1 umes parched i and Snakes ymi ui omfortabie There should be some method of evaporating enough water to obtain adequate relative humidity The best method is to introduce vapor into the heated air by means of flash evaporation One furnace, company does this in an exclusive way by haying the water from your circulating system drop upon a builtin series of cascaded pans Any surplus water that collects in the top pan drips over into the second, and so on down the line, thereby instantly turning itMntrj vapor Being a rt of thefur nace, the pans aie heated, wjiich accounts for the rapid evaporation and insures the automatic con1 tinuous feeding of the air with the gallons of waterjtneeds during, cold weatherPsV h If your present heating plant is robbing you of healthful humidV fied air, it might indeed pay you to look into the humidifying method 1 that is trademarked as the Holland1 Cascade Vaporaire by its manufapt1 077 m V THE NIYMns rpe 1, c r i i NEWS Uncle Stani Says Health Nwa w printed Sfc by your Soclor ot MxUvlne a a iiilth nervice of the Muhi i StaleMtUkilSoacU Poisonous Plants The ise woodsman is well ac quanted with the plants and shrubs which grow in Michigan and he is very careful to give a wido berth to three Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac 4 From personal or observed ex perience he has learned these innocent looking vines and shrubs can cause a great deal of grief x when the unsuspecting ,p person brushes past their leaves Minute amounts of oil in these, leaves cling to the skin and cause swelling and itchy blisters to form on parts of the body which have been1 touched by the poisonous leaves Here Is a sale sign, friend, which offers you a , sure, profitable future Wherever muuicM vy VIIC uujauuuua leaves 1 Pultase ii , Some neonl seem to IIP immnnV you se itat ur bank, postofflce plants while others are so sus ceptible that they become extremely ill when exposed to them As a general rule, poisoning is more likely to occur when the skin is covered with perspiration or when one has just come from swimming, i Your best protection against such poisoning is to learn to recognize these poisonous plants and to steer clear of them Poison ivy and poisonoak both have characteristic groups of three notched shiny leaves and arc found as a low shrub, a rambling vjjaaon the ground, or a climbing vine,on, trees and fences N tsWp Poison sumac is a shrub and may grow 20 feet high It can be distinguished from the harmless sumac by its loose, drooping clusters of white berries, is ttaptj m Wash with plenty of hot waterl and soap if you know you have been exposed to thee poisonous ih its If the skin does become and swollen and itch s violent i one to nine days after expo1 , consult yourdoctor of mediJ ly f I TL roponaibility to lxk nut for 1 children in the strict is YOUKS, Mr Driver Your tticrtIKS V,I I rn uml your brake re yours i r y i 0 If fS A FACY V A Good Horn Can Kill a Child l your horn chM to tcik ave livi And unleM ound witrniritf U Ihc uMy, your brake my not racion im tim to prevent trailedy KXfJ your hern i good workia ordor jgjm wur ft o toaf W0kTqiriti 1 B The lower bcadlitfltl tAfrls A Brake to reduce spdd Uuirply while briasine the car to extrcnuf ritthi cdjfe of the lMtved wrtuev, Soft BallGames Payroll Savings Plan Of If you are a professional man or woman or selfemployed ask your bank about the BondaMonth Plan by which yoa can buy Savings Bonds automatical ly out of money in your checking account Your Uncle Sam sees you in tuis Minute Man symbol, because i every time you buy another Savings 1 Bond you are standing suard over the security of yourself and family Uncle Sam Says L l, p0 5 , , One of n y nephews, Assistant rotary of tie United States Treasury ldward II Foley, made a few re marks the other riiy which are worta Ue attention v tcion of all my other nieces a id iijWicws In talk irrg about bui Sjinjs Bonds through Ihc ,,it wvv plan, ha taid Vri are dinp themselves a favor dim thry increase their tki li,uf siwinsii The man uho has TVM in a resrrve hn a sense oi seiui wih the man w 9 lives from hznd to nuuli can nev r k v lie fiets m rc out of life, t a J ii tak it cliy a, it ,ncs, rVlvr t n siid it ivorrinir about toii urrow The sar aning p j ies no only 0 Anisic aiis so I ilyVs roll but to thr in llions t ntcn u d v men who rarii their r h n as cot tors, lasers an 1 u v p ndent business men who can r rnge for regular purchasesof viogs Bonds at their banks Vetorans Metnorial Lighted Athletic Fieltl PJnekney, Miehigati FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 30 P M Hardware, flovdTS AUG Wehher4 PM V yiM i rf ,pjv rff t,it J , 5A V Pincjkney DispacK MamNnaMMMaiBvaMMa Wc tfoetSiU Au Uncle Sam Says MV THE ROAD TO SECURITY THE STORY Of THE SAVINGS With JohnQ Citizen and Unci Sam TO PINCKNEY TELEPHC USTOMERSt d legal Notice of Application to the Michigan Public Service CommUcjn by th Michigan Boll Telephone Company For Aiihryriy to Make Effective Certain Schedule Q T es, Rentals and Charae In accordant given thii1 n Public Stivin wit, i 1 i Co 1 1 A II ill V v i f 113, N lw al 1 h tl, M, il Linsuit in iUi 1 H , 1 I 1,v lid Mr 11 J I f u 1 of 1939 notke is, Ijucby Cnrptiny ij the Mtu,au ust, IU47, lor auiitoutv to make effective crtain schedules of rates, rental and cfcanjes far the furnithing of telephone tervice and facilities in the exchanges of the Michigan Bell Telephone Company in the State of Michigan, as Mt tortti below The application also wilt request the Commission to sat a data for the hearing of the nutter , NOTLC For rale purp es, ehir,ov TiMikncy 1 iiu i u IUU EXCHANGE RATES Excluding Federal Tax PkOPC SID SCHEDULES OF MONTHLY EXCHANGI RATES grouped aicRrin to the total number of telephones that can be reached at ratei shown, without payment of a toll charge MOW Bow would you like to play the 4d in The Road to Security ou dont have to be a movie star win this role In tact you can be bif hero right in your own home I qualifications are simple but jhty Buy V S Savings Bonds refttlarly The contract is all in fenr favor Every 3 invested in ends will pay you 4 in 10 years Cant you see your name in lights Tours and Uncle Sams What a team The Road to Security is a ore fire hit from the moment you Jew the cast Best of all, the cheers and applause for your performance eome from the audience which omits mostyour family U S Treasury Dctaritmni Farmers Have Less to Worry Them This Time Wasbluyton, D CFarm prices stand ft 206 per cent of the 100fJljl4 average higher tbuo the prices of 1118 arid Will drop fcujain but not as sharply as in 1881 because the government is required by law to inalotain support pricps nf at least 90 per cent of parity for two iui calendar year following tlio yeir In Which the war ends The Department of J agriculture has announced The announcement indicates the fanar will not be a victim of a drop in fcrices similar to that which fnllowod the ItSt war U 1921 when prices hit tiie low et 116 per cent of the May, IDJo, level Which wa 135 per cent of ike 1MJ 191 level Thus the farmer will have snort money than after the last war i War Finance tommiltee officials said that In addition to the maintenance of the price level in two crs a nonfarm families already have, and me accumulating, weekly savings through the Payroll Savings Ilan of the War Finance Division of the Treasury ThK they Claim is prctof the nonfarm it will be much better able to sup i i If than after the last war durii,, ie ,,,r ami lull of reconversion, liuyerg of farm products will lave the money to buy it was said, fititi fintTM sinuM avail themselves r n i acquire War Bonds during the Victory IdMa to as to hare the money with Which to modernize and h ndie the nonfarm market demands that will be backed with cash to pay sustained prices during the two years after tightiug I 2 3 4 S 6 7 S BUSINESS SEKVICI RESIDENCE siavtci 5USINSSS a RISIDINCa TELEPHONES llo 01 le 1,601 0 3,001 to 6,001 1 12,001 to 25,001 to 00 1,600 3,000 6,000 12,000 25,COO 0,000 50,001 to 100,000 On porty l rate 400 450 500 550 600 650 750 850 Q paly ma0 5 Ken rale lfcl lirt Auxiliary line Two porly flat rate 325 350 400 450 500 550 600 550 250tf Oucartist, pay button 13 15 17 18 20 20 20 20 Mural lot rota 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 Eaton tion 125 125 135 25 25 25 25 25J One awry Sal rate 2 25 25C 275 100 325 350 375 400 Two party flat rate 200 225 250 275 275 300 325 Four party flat rote 175 175 200 200 225 225 250 250 Sutal flat rote 175 175 200 200 224 225 250 250 Intention 75 75 75 75 J 75 75 75 pServlce Station Switch ing Service 75 75 75 75 100 125 125 125 Al All Ixchangei MlVATI MUNCH IXCHANOI flUNK UNIft With Flat Ret iarvlca The rata it 1 time the rata fa individual basinet a residence Unas Plat raja, beaks would not be famished la transient hatal for me as fuest llnei ia as chancjes having over 0,000 tak phones in thaw Sat fata calling With Metsaet toft Service The rotas ore the same as for ana arty message rata seqrice Unas except that owes trunk Haas far transient hotels would ha fur ntshod without charge DoMy suaranlo on local menage ciily 4c each Rcgardleti oi , jjee rem fans rate area tMetiago allawance 75, additional massages 4c each ttMb message oilowonce, all messages 100 with mooturcd tao ic , j For each telephone However, the minimumchorae per tine Is the charge far 6 PRESN ONUiLY EXCHANGE RATES FOR PINCKNEY One party tot rote Two party flat rate 1 Four party flat rate BUSINESS 1 t Ogar i on too i Foy i itQ lior i i Rural flat rat Distance from bc,e rate area Oat 1 thr mile mi xicv lion RESIDENCE SERVICE OService latlor, vilcKing tervice One purty rale Two party Cat rate Four party flat rate Rural flat rale Distance from bote rat area 200 C7 150 SI50 60 50 150 125 Within three miles Beyond thro miles 150 150 Extension 50 OService station twitching tervice 50 MOPOIID 1ATII All rOI IXTINOIO AMA IIBVICI At the same time, the Company will request authority to introduce Extended Area Service in Pinckney to replace the present local area service Under the extended area service arrangement, Pinckney customers could call customers in the adjoining Fowl ervillo, Brighton and Howell ex changes at the rates shown for group 4, without payment of toll charges which now amount to a minimum of 10c a call A customer in the proposed Pinckney fiat rate catling area, would be able to call 4,473 telephones as com pared with 1,106 telephones in the present flat rate calling area PRIVATE 1RANCH EXCHANGI TRUNK LINES Buiineit Commercial, each per monthOne party butinett rate plut 30 Hottlt, each per monthOne party butinett rate plut 50c tetidence, each per monthOne party retidenct rote plut 20 Doily guarantee on local mettaget onl For each tHcphonc 7kfi Company further wilt requett authority tomake certain changet in other rates, at shown below MISCELLANEOUS RATES Excluding federal Tax MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Range o Increases Piopatid Pat fttonlh The Payroll Savins Ilan hfold 18,sW,0Q0,0Q0 la War Bonds to wujie earnCf that great bulk of nonfarmers who tWlH it need be enjoy the fruits of their Aatia8 ki the recoineriou period and hare the cash with which to support SJkemaesree, stecxetsJT of Agriculture Clinton P lAAdtersoo adds that proserity of the MSana depends primarily ou purchasing power in the city Haveyew stop peel to think that 7 44 a swauatc Mail, 1947 model, when M ftfaveat ia Coked States Savings Essnlsf The first shots in defense pmt aeemity were fired on April , JW, en Concord bridge in Mssa ff Today you stand guard rcr ysstf security not with ballets with yaw Savings Bonds which llhe years to eome will make your Jet fortress it should be against ll alisiress Equally important ic the faet that your growing of Savings Bonds is avaUanle of personal or family as a new home or edocaIcr yostf nhidren Every dollar I In Savings Bonds is the raited States Govern are safe, sore, for every 3 invested V S Treasury Vcfartmmt Auxiliary Signals Beds, horn, chime, lamp indicators, burtons, buzzers, gongs and associated control equipments, whore r quired, ach S 05 50 Beothi Standard TypeOther than for SemiPublic Poytrofions, each 50 150 Code Call Code Sending Units, each 75 200 Signals including control equipment where required, each 05 15 Additional talking paths 50 Combination Main Station Scrvico Mileage Arrline distance between normal end serving central office First V mile or fraction 2,00 Joint User Service SemiPublic, each 75 Kay Telephone Systems o Wiring plnns chcrget now based on number oi key equipped stotionc iltaryes lo bo basod on 1A Ky telephone features, matter ond controlled ttctions, oeh 05 135 1AKey Telephone equipment features, each 05 25 2AKt Telephone equipmentmaster station cabinets, each 100 15M arid 23AKey Telephone swikning apparatus, each 200 300 loud Speaker Equipment lor Use on Toll Connections Switching Key, each 75 150 fSachineainoino Cenrrol Office Equipment, eochr 50 Movable Premises Service Instruments, each 25 Order Receiving and Secretarial Service Equipment Turrets, each 50 500 Additional operator sets I 00 Lin equipmentseparately mountedeach unit of 10 5 00 Special central office relay equipment, each I 00 100 Type key cabinet equipment, each 10 50 Common equipment including power plant 400 Multiple appearance fharne discontinuedresults in increases or decreases depending ua customers equipment 101 Type Key equipment, eoch 50 400 Secretarial Service Auxiliary Facilities Control Key, each 05 Private line Instruments, eodh 17 22 EteelversSpecial evnd Additional, each 10 20 Subscriber Sett for Specialised Use Outdoors, eoah 50 SwUdtiag KeyCutoC and Transfer 05 PftWATE MANCM EXCHANGE EQUIPMENT Swstdatienral positions, each Commercial Schedule Manual tyttemtcordNonMultiple SI 00 S 500 cordMultiple 700 Oial systemsIcord NonMultiple 200 1000 cordMultiple 700 cordless NonMultiple 150 200 Motel Schedule Manual systemscordlessNonMultiple 100 400 cord NonMultiple 1000 2100 cordMultiple 700 Saiectors, Connectors, SelectorConnecJors, Use Switches, Terminals, each 15 rar equipments, each aeponaUno wpoa time 500 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE STATIONS Monthly totes Commercial resent Proposed 1 st 10 Stations, each 135 Next 40 Stations, each 110 v, Next 50 Stations, each All Olne Stations, each , Monthly fares Present Proposed 13 i I10 15 60 7 Individual butinett or residence KM Each Vi mile or fraction airline Two party business or residence line I 63 75 rty business or residence line Each V4 mile or fractionairline 31 SO SERVICE CONNECTION MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES Hotels Apartments st 10 Stations, eoch 115 Next 40 Stations, each Next 50 Stations, each All Other Stations, each 100 with measured tervice 2 124 Service Connection Charges 1 Instruments Not in Place Main Station I PSX Trunk Extension t PSX Station easiness tetidence Present Chorg 250 150 MILEAGE CHARGES Private, Extension Station, PSX Station, Auxiliary Signal and Push Sutton and Suzzer Lines, Individual and PSX Station Lines Terminating in Both an Instrument and Key Cabinet, Key Cabinet Station Lines, Key Cabinet Coil Circuit, Code Coll and Paging System Lines, Central Office or Tie Lioet Terminating in Soth a PSX Order Table or Turret and Key Cabinets Terminals in different buildings tome block or different blockscircuit in pestageway Each Vs mile or tractioncircuit mileage Each 1 0 mile or fractionairline mileage Minimum Charge I HO i Instruments in Place All facilities tetained Susinett 1 25 tetidence I 00 tetidence 2 50 Business tetidence Charges 125 100 Proposed Charge 350 17S 12S 7 I7S 15 35 120 Different blocksno passageway First V mile r tractionairline mileage At present the first Vs mile of circuit mileage it furnished without charge to extension and PBX station lines 140 340 Moves inside or Stations Sutinett t tetidence 100 I3S tetidence 4 SO 75 Other Equipment Wiring Cost Cost MOTES II Service connection charge not applicable to tervice stations, public telephones aod loll stations 2 When certain services ore performed at same Hate, as oat lined in tariff 3 Change charge not applicable when a change is mad aecee tary by a chan in oast of services or type of system Move charge not upplitabie when made at time of installation of a residence extension 41 Al time of establishing service by Instrumenlalltiet la place Jnterexobonge Private liae Extended Facilities Tosepssoao Service Usiag Each V mile or frectioncircuit mileage Minimum 140 440 Interexahanae Private line THspbone NonExtended or Extended Facilities Service Using Local channelsEach V mil or fraction between the principal central office ond the customers premises Minimum Charge Interexchange cgpnael chargeeach mile or fraction between rate Hftts Service fwaiskad by Withdraws Withdrawn 140 440 425 Foreign Exc Moans of Extended Fadsstlas 100 1500 sstftUHKJUI RATES Exteioii bells now htratshed At 30c per Increase by 5c the initial 3minute period charge for station and person calls between points 10 to 112 miles apart Reduce present initial period allowance of 5 minutes to 3 minutes, for etatiort calls of 15c 20c and 25c BASE BALL between the customert location and the common exchange boundary line Individual business or residence line First Vt mile or fractionairline 140 Minimum chargeresidence 200 Two party business or residence line First Vt mile or fractionairline Minimum chargeresidence Four party business or residence ue First , mRe or fraction airline Rural business or residence line V tnikti 4JUUI Vt mite oriractii airline First V mile or fractionairline Eoch additional V mike or fraction 75 150 50 2 440 400 200 200 00 100 50 INSTAUATION CHAAGES Present odoeasstandard sixes, each none Cede Sending UaittMaawal, each nan CordsLoaa and sMractsLe I 50210 Jack and Plug Equipment Nonflush and tushoutlet box in place, 3 and 4 conductor equipment, each 400 Key Telephone Systems tegular Station Sell Cutoff, eacht 150 Movable Premises Service Permanent telephone instrumeatt, aad wiashtrproof jacks, each 440 Flexible weatherproof cordsarsl 15 feel 150 Flexible weatherproof cordseach oddl foot 10 Plugweatherproof jack type 200 Order Receiving Fquipranot Murnber 2 order turret Proposed 540 , j 1040 1401340 540 240 4 9 500 J 240 a 240 15 250 10040 SUsYCMSaON Of SEstVeCE Preterittetidence servicearst three months or less, the tote Is to the Service Connection Charge far Instrumentalities ia Place but not to exceed 50 of she monthly service ckarae Business serviceto the period of suspension the rate is 50 of the monthly tervice charge Proposedtetidence servicearst three months or loss15000 mini mum period of suspension Business servicefor the period of suspension the rate Is d minimum of 50 of the exchange service charges far AftOfMsi amuM be fwniseied a Oc per rstottth INTRASTATE TOLL RATES Cxduding Federai Taxi Increase overtime rates on calls to Ys of initial period rate, per minute, of Vs as at present , r rease night and Sunday rates from present 60 of day rates to 80 of day rats initial period rates 5c on person calls up to 36 miles, and raise rates CO perso Us over 36 miles uniformly to 40 above station rates, MICHIGAN fJSll TELEPHONE COMPANY nm 130 p 111L Chelsea vs Pinckney A as LrT SMESmJ The Peoples Store vGroceries, Drygood Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furiiishin Lingerie Wednesday Aug 6 1947 HNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednetday 115 Main St JMncknjv, 3Ichian Untered second class tafttter at Postoffice at llinckney, Michigan undc the act March 3 187 Subscription rati 150 a Year fAXJt W GUBLBn WJsUltrW LOCAL NEWS Alls1 George Thompson and Mr K A Kiliott attended board meet, ing of the Jackson Assn at Britten last Tuesday t0Ujm fflisj Aij Alfred Staebler had twin vl Monday in Ann Arbor They live on Doyle farm Pincrm ALU Vv C Sijiier entertained hor i MJIIS and runilie, Mrs Mary Teeple and Mr laze Parker at dinner Sunday in honor of her husbands Leu Lavey and family calfed at the Vincent Shields home in Ann ii OOi ciiiUUY Kennedys Gen Store i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee I Phoa 64M4 PERSONALS Dr Kay M Duffy and La Verne Clark attended the Doj Show in Jackson Sunday The Blue Chow won jnd prize and his Red Chow Clare Mifer and family attended St Josephs church festival at How eil Saturday niyht u The Louis Clinton family of St , Cuherine, Out are camping in the Lavey cottage at Portage Lake 1 Martin Greiner and wiJe of Brigh ton railed at the C J Sunday Clinton home SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES JF9 EACH COWS 11 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDI HON HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE VJCMfE GOLUBCT TO PARI,ING COMPANY HOWEXL 460 TM Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Joe Griffith and family and Virg vjn a Shirley pent Sunday at Belle Isle Murray Kennedy and family VIMI , tlie ascades at Jackson Sun night I Mr and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaircum iiei Kennedy ieit this week on a 2 week auto trip to Yellowstone National lark I i ad or Alive IORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 2 per cwt 4PENOfVG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuiai Animals Collected Promptly m CsjWfWhsslt Gpble Men H JL PABKHB, Aeot Phone 88, PincWy TW FASTEST Dead SKkflemce in Micfar tral Dead StockCo The faaniue of Gregory war vet eiuiia, 40, in number picuiecd at Hi Land Lake Friday Dick Aiio and wife of Hcvef called on Mr and Mrs Ld lieiiideai Friday niiht Carl Biiiwell and family of Britfh ton spent Sunday with Ben White and wife Guests ol Mr aud Mrs Ben While last Tuesday were Mrs Joie Forner, Mrs Pendergast, Mrs Jim Forner and family and Mrs, Nellie Newman of Ann Arbor Mrs Newman remain ed for a few days Hoy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota spent Sum at the Detroit zoo Mrs Lucy Reason spent the week end in Jackson with her sistei, Mrs Mable Suydam Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son, John were in HoweJJ Friday Mr and Mqp Wm Covert of Ann Arbor were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbitt, t Air John Martin spent lc week with her children in Ypaiianti Ona Campbell is painting his house, Week end guests of Mrs John Martin were her children from Ypsil anti Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell ol Ypsilanti were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell W ill Meyer goes to Traverse fCity Thur3 after a load of cherries Mrs Willa Lamb and daughter, Jeri, of Ann Arbor spent the week tend at the W H Meyer home Thomas Ware IB home from Fair, hope, Ala, for awhile Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were Robert Graingei I and daughter of Holt Clarence Star ish and family and Mas Ella Stapil of Chelsea, Eva Melvin and Mrs tRose Howard Mrs Louis Coyle ia attending i summer school in Mich State Others enrolled tltere are Mrs W H Meyer, Alger Lee, and Mrs Joyt Austin B4MMI The Mark Nash familjy attended the Smith reunion Sunday at Potter Par Lansing Jerry Gearhart of Howell spent the week end at the Mark Nash Mrs John Carpenter and son have returned to their home at Rush Lake from Long Island Kenneth Hudson and family, Mr and Mrs Bud Fisher and Mr and Mrs Omar Gass of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee homo Mrs Olin Robinson of Rush Lake will entertain the past matrons of Tyrian chapter O K S at her home today Olin Robinson jr entertained 12 schoifmatds from Detroit at 3ush Lake Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mis Harry Lee were Clifford Hardy and wife, daughter, Margaret and Glenn Taylor of Tipton Hilly Hendee of Lansing Is visiting his grandmother, Mr, Iioe4en4o Winston Baughn Sunday with her f i Don Main Used Car Lot 836 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 374 Open Evenings Buy, Sell and Trade 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Dodge Coupe 194 Hudson Four Door 1941 Olds Four Door 1944 Ford Two Door Ig39 Ford Tudor 1937 ChvroIer Two Door 1936 Buick Coupe 1923 Chevorlet Ccupe Tractors, Trucks 1339 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer i940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery, I 12 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 n res Don Main Sales Here and There Howard Thayer spent iast week in Cleveland, Mr Thayer and Patty came home with him Charfes Darrow bought Roger Carrs Chevrolet lat week Mrs PJva Enqujat ia wfrking at the state sanitarium near Howell Bill Enquist is staying at the L Mc Kinley home , and family spentThVM engine 5 Mater, Mrs Frank Thursday by a grass f,r d who have pur lney lavern The fne engine was called out ire hack of the Clark and husband who have p, ,,, chased a home near Milford , hAel Mey,er wa in Midland one Mr and Mr Don Swarthout and day eekchildren attended tho Barnum and Baiiey circus in Detroit last, Tues j Mr and Mrs harry Lee attended the wedding of Carolyn Menner and I Don Pierce at St Matthews ehuhch, Detroit last week Maryjo Kettler of Jackson spent last week at the jHarry Lee home itobert Plasko has his new house oil east M36 nearing completion tFrank Zeigler is buiding an elect ric thop on east M86 I Mns Anna Tasch of Ann Arbor t spent Sunday with Bob Tasch and family The Meabon family reunion was Rebecca Lee spent last week at J l th 0 Meabon hoie aith MMP NEWS JciIth NOWB U presented by your Df or of Kedictne IH a lieaih acrriet of the Mrjiijanstaw Medical So ckqr Watdi That Sun t the tf or home in Jackson The Jhn McDonnell family lreturned from Pettysville to Newark N Jey Mr and Mrs Don Riopelle of r rot spent Sunday at the Harold Tiaidy home Mrs Edna Speans spent Sunday At, cliicmrn Emm 4eie I sit y Joe Marsj Jam Cuppers Daring4 ErtWng Suit 4tfHeaaajs well prohafcly lock L n am tmms twaty years fro mam, la irfcat ire call oar MMo4exaM ia fcatWa ltlMa Oaly thimg that woa toakUketfcajr ilnaji fa tLe pktam ia that mA fa A tfy From mbwe I t, tokraoce that lnytfc lataaai fa ffae m con aad air andlnat Wwifl ktep that whrtleawna bear a part af the Aari 1dents of that section honoring Miss Mollie Wilson of Staten Island N Y Hilly and Pat Shehan of Ann rbor spent the week end at the Wm 1 hehan home Mi r 1 and Mrs Gordon Hester, Dr and a the Anderson picnic at Riverview k j and WCWyle and wife, Dexter, Mr prk, Lansing, given by former re 1 Mrs Hollis Wylie and family Mrs Jessie Wylie and Leon Wylie and fandiy attended the Wylie reunion j at Portage Lake Sunday Mr and Mrs R A Housner and Mrs Wesley Housner and son of Brighton spent Thurs with Mr and Jdrs A L Nesbitt Miss Marjory Bootz of Detroit spent the week end at the Frank Aberdeen hoooe Ray iHurtibuse cut his hand badly while swimming at Portage Lake Sunday Frank Fletcher Ypsil enter tnined the members of the Ypsilanti Majnic lodge and their wives to the number of 85 at his cottage at Port Sunday with about 100 in attend, ance Jeorge Meabon jr wife and 4on Robert, called at the Wm, Marshall j home in Stockbridge Sunday night Kd Howell and family of Fjirt sptmt Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee R J Carr and ife, Wayne Carr and family and Leo Bettes and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Eliza Wilft in son of Byron Robert Bird and family of Wayne took the boat from Muskegon to Widcosin and wTill go from there to Yellowstone National Park P K Sweeney and family of Det roit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Stackable Jack ,Ham4 who has been ill at the Lee Tiplady home has gone to a bm i age Lake Sunday Judge Breakey the Washtenaw circuit court made an address and motion picture tak en Dinner wrs served outdoors j pent Sun at the Cascades, Jackion Some local Masons were present Mrs ayne Wagoner gave a show tars driven by Chat Darrow and cr at her home at Chubbs Corners Nprman Zeigler collided Saturday j sat for Mrs Helen Bland Cirk niht 0 Toma road, juat south of Alice Lee Ware of Howell spent jriday at her home here j Ray Reason and wife left Friday I i, visit relatives in Detroit and Cleveland after which they will 2 j turn to Thoenix, Arizona j Mr and Mr J R Wvlie cf How J convalesent home at Stockbndge et spent Suatay wth Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout h reth Vylie spent Monday at the James Snirey Mits Kenneth Wylie and chillren home in Jackson Mrs J R Wylie and children and Barley Miller andI w Mrs W H Ettler spent Sat at New anti called at the WH,Clark home port Beach Tuily evening Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel weref Mrs George Meabon sr atid in Dexter laat Wednesday grandson, Donnie, are vieitmjr ner Mn Dinkel and VAna Moa The annual vacation is a thing of the ast for many people in Au r NeverthelesSj the danger of severe sunburn is still present and must e considered each time you plan i day at the beach or a tannine ess ion in the garden or back la eical authorities warn thatsev re f mhnri is dangerous and that too rrich sm may result in chills, fever, headaches and even deliriim T ic best prevention for sunburn is jcruii exposure to the suns rays The n 1st period in the sun should be no lor ger than 15 minutes, unless it is ifter 4 pm when the rays cf Ihe sun are less direct and do noti burn rs fast as during morning and early afternoon hours Each day the e nosure period can be increas ed unil a good protective coat of tan has been built up j 0ii e oil and cocoa hotter are god to put on your skin before going into the son, especially while ym arc building1 the protective coat of tan Some people get their worst burns on misty and cloudy days Ticy orget the sons rays burn on mi y day just as on a bright, Lioud JSS day I Bio ds v more easily thaa fxunc s and c ren of any com plxioi are more likely to get sua bune 1 than adolts because their tkin i more tender 4 , If n do get sunburned, calamine otkm is soothing and not 3 xin clothes Olive oil cocor butter also provide lief In treating sunburn, ber i as just the sasat m burns and should always be by a octor of awdkine fct J fa vere r rf it prodacas fcVsV m 00 daughter, Mrs Warren Snapp and family at Marion Mich OOperccent of the qualified voter Two girfc who drove out in 12 school districts have signed I roit for the Tuesday ev , petitions to consolidate with Chelj went swimming in the nude at Ted Adseh and wife of Detrotsea school They are Collins Plains,fAlAke, near White Lodge town Both machines sustained ron siderable damage Dr and Mrs HcHs Sigler of Howell jir and Mrs AlfredVKbey and lider, Sehenk, Syivan Center, Irwin, indDon Sigler cajcd on Mrs i jf George Foster of Flint wnrefMerkel, Stapish, Hattie Deeicer Soaday j Sunday dinner guest of the Hoff Dick Darrow peat fast week In Mr Glenn Smith and granddau sste v Hamburg with his arotharft, Xariis hter and Mrs Hactie RaeMains of j Mrs John i rTed Adseh and wife of Detrot 1 sea school They are Collins riains, Aoae, near wane lioage were spent a couple of day last week j Mclntee, Pumpkin college,, Lyndon, I n an hnforunate srtuation with Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Center, Howe, Savago, Rbeimcbr wmoone took their elothesW A M 41 J J c 1 O fjMM IMUTIM aaAsnriSffiAlr in MmiMlm SWMSH SV themselves in towels faeve fa eyaoil station here aad that ous person gas to return then far r Dearborr spent laat Wod with Mrs j about the face aad head fast n Decker whaa Sjae ear fa wluah aV fata Marvin Mi sfl assdiOalaea 4m M M1 WL JSaa4N mi LfFvM Ct , 3JT V 7 H t A V V A Pinckney Ditpach WWrday Aua 6, 1947 MMB BUY NOW FOR cr ih DuoTherm F HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STALJ, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKi ILSCTR1C PUMPS G E 9 A 16 CU, FTDEEPFREEZE 4,6 A SCAN MILK lassrtted Want Arl WANTEDSome one to put Jo uciViS of Wheat on shares Gerald Reason KLKNACK CLKANLNJMith vatuiu system Prompt attention g MI io ill calls Waggner Litch Phone So 6, Pincknev ks I Hi h ation Sovn room house, nude, Harden, fruit good 250 Putnam St COOLERS VK 1 V PRICES ARE RIGHT i JL iiLiacrewi Doors iHowiett is Hdwe Phone 19F Gregory unN i iiuckelberry Swamp John SpearCedar Lkjid Pinckney run fcALiAlaska ice iiox 25 ios ice capacity Dale Miller, 4815 Pingree Road Phone 78F1H FOR SALG E electric iron, like new 500 jHenUryx Bird Cae and standard lihi wood coat 2U0 stil for 7 Toll K Main Pinckncy, Mich FOR SALK Rooms ami Hath in Pinikney iwge lot and nice shade JOMK b K to ihe Old iHomu town Ijvptrts in fine condition Fred J j Tipi Kealun Phone 175 Howell VATJi Cleaning woman 00 per hour One or two day a weel Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan FORSALEl Laundry type, coal burning heater and tank 321 UnadiHa Street PROFESSIONAL CORNER LEE LAVEY J UK SAIJ, autfios ttuu ontiics new and used W C AtLee58F13 i oU SALE ChevroJ Wrecked 1932 model, with crane, all equip iiuiu James Shirey Sr lliSALErrElcoric r9ii4 burn er in ood condition No man Reason FOR S A LE Living room suite Pod Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chains, Rocking Chairs, WaahifriLrJ machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudili Frqst house Custom Combining xMNC Aay M Dmitf, M D Pinckney, Mich Daily 1100 A M to 3 00 P M, Except WednesdayMon, Tu,Fri, Sat, 7I008JOO pw DR Cr aMcCLUSKET DENTIST 112 KJttoaigaa Offiea 93ft VmnWink VanWiakle Do W VeaWhtfUo Charles K vmmtrmm Attoraeys at Law First State ead Saviag Beak Hawaii, laiaeigaa RWaaiia14 MARION BEAUTY SHOP CEMETERY MEMORIAL J L ARNET A SON Aaa Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Michigaa Local Representative Moaemeats Markers JAMES DAVIS A M MD Consultations by appointment lG0 Baker Rd Tel 511U , Dexter AHfcJNTION FARMERS We are paying the highest prices in this section for wheat Wednesday August Oth we were bidding 22 v ieut and 4 for white wheat Listen to our daily quotation over WIIJM Jackson at 600 p m and over WPAG Ann Arbor at 1145 A M Call us before you sell 3341, Chelsea Milling, Chelsea call Grroi Licrmore FOR SALEHome made Threshing iMichin lliO Heardsley Rd Pete Madar 311 or contact John FOUNDThree tined Fork on , j Pinckney Dexter road Owner may have by identifying and paying for this ad O H Paulson PERCY ELUS AUCTION fiA Phooa 8FI1 Piacknj, MleUgaa HEABSNEEl la3 107 H Graft BH Hawaii, Raal tata, Ii City, Lala aad Ft A Saaaialitf Lwt Your Proaartr Whh Ma OEN PInckaar ETSJBL INSURANCE Paoava 191 Miehlgi AUCTION EE R KM SALES A SPPriAi FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE PWEVTM1 MART2N J LA VAN MilHUlV W W BHtafam Mabiam Rapairiig Phone 136F6 mm m Stata LIoaAta 8717 Lakaalda Dm Roth Laka PH,SWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMF Madam Eqoipeaaat Anbolaaoe Sarrloa PboaS9 Ffaekaay MIehlao h Stock Minerals 325 cwt FOR fcALlTorgc Washing Machine in good running condition 35 Mrs, CVrlns Porter 501 Patterson Lnk lioad FOR SAL1Pine Lumberl x i 12 lengths, 13 WANTEDTwo unfurnished rooms hero in iinckney , Drop a card to Ted Salyer oo of I Corbet Salyer, Pinckney x F H liinchey Town hall Kd Sons 7845 Dexter Silver Lake ,i Farmer FOli SALF3ili V Wready Garden Tractor with cultivator and disc Nearly new Myron Huges, Rush Lake Phone 136 F jj W uNTEDAshes and rubbish to haul amay Will aso pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Pvik tFOL SATllZlAuto Sailer35 Robert Vedder Pinckney Mich uTo U SALE 7 14 t boat, Wolver ine Vimaker,in,iwatronly3 men thgj llkf now, Neptune Six Motor, usd Very little Seeand make offer Kay K Reason 78fi0 Pingree Rd, 4 niils West of Pinckney Ll POU SALE OlakfiooriB nnd idI ing, kiln dried, alab stove or fireplace Lumber Products Dextor Mich WANTEDTo rent a good farm Perferably dUir type Cash or share basis Will furnish equipment or buy all or haf of yours Roy Scott tinckney, Mich, RFD 2 nn ma wood 1 thi Murray ro phone 4581 Note M 25 Years Ago St Marys tinnual picnic is Wed Au i A rhuken dinner will be served at Jacksons throve from 1130 to 130 The following is the program Toast muster, DOTNAan Winkle fiong, Dan Noeker Adcires, Charles Rrown, Flint, state senator Address 11 B Childs, Detroit Ad dress, Frank Devi no, Ann Arbor, STATE O MICHIGAN Probata Court for th County t Livingston At a aajiion of said Court, held at tlie Probate Office in ,the City of Howell in said County, on th 28th day of July A D, 1047 Present, ,Hon Willis i Lvoni Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, it appearing to the Court that the time for presnttfiion irf claim against said estate should ho limit eL and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before saw Court4 It is Orderedjhat all of the ored itors of said deceased are requineo to present their claims to said court SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLKNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 0 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST UO WEST QRAND RIVER AVB HOWELU MICHIGAN JPOft APPWNTMBNTS PONE 358 Reldnco 611 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney tt Law 207 Eart Grand River, HowiF PHONE 104 FOR SALBSiabwooa Buy Nowi ThurHon Lumber Ca Pho H44 rlcwelL Mich Housewives SAV E TOUR WASTEFATS Sonn, Sidney Paine, Detroit Musjcat said Probate crffice on or befora by Oak Qrovc, Uand, Pall pame, Fow 1 the Oth day of October A D, 1947, lenille vs Pinckney Dance at opera at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appoinled for the examination and od justment of all claims and tkiinanua against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weektf previous to said day of hearing ,11 the Pinckncy house at nittht Dinner 50 and 85 Pinckncy people have purchased 70 dinner tickets for children Lam brertscn and Fresh Air Camp for St Marys pisnie dinner The lark family reunion wis held at Pine Lake, Lansing July 30 Fred Pernert, St Louis is pres and LizziV Steptoe, DctO, Se trca Mate Bmttor Seedbtcs and TJII Coe fc Fencet with m SEAMAN TILLER fevr next year i Mi leorgo DiBpatch, a newspaper printed and anrf Mrs John Overcome Soap Shortage Pdtrson anrf Mrs John Croupe The Rush Lake pirnic drew a hicrowd Sat The addresi given by Rev Schleiscter, Howell, Ms Wun nejean Flintoft of Jackson pave sev eral readings The nuilt Mns won by Miss Theo Flintoft North Hamburg won the ball gamf fvvnt Chilion 10 ,to 4 Dt and Mrs TL F Siller iave re turned rom a trip celebratiiig their tErotden wedding They wereBccom panied by Lorenzo Murphy and ton Siprter They visited friends at AHepran, Kulamzoo, Albion and Jack I son, Twenty five year agothey celo brated by a trip to New York Cit circulated in said Coutity Wills L Lyons, Judge of A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register Probate of STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A O, 1147 Present, iHon WtlttsIz Lyons, Judge of Probate Iteout ft atftth of Hit SEAMAN 7111 r placed In frmt of h machine imad of at lh tldotj 0 all of ht new, lm , cved modtfc , you can till th tall ighi up doe It fences, , and moke isetier teedbed at the tamo time You tH rualiy Increaie your crop ocreoge by put dng hitherto Idle lead into production The SEAMAN k the original farm 1I1 rotary filler serviceproved over a period Of 0,r than ten yo s It is up plied h m lull range of pawer takeoff and motorized ftodelt, from 36indi to 2inch tniaae aUths 1 let ut rff yea More ebouf ffie SiAMAN TILLER and Ut pratficat appjcaront fo vour fatnend crpp mnditions Com Io nrJ talk it rtr GEORGE KLAPATCH B77 LAKEVIEW Ann Arbor Mich Phone 0OU e and Urcoklyn Born to Thomas Frost and wife fLUX mL SOAP rtWW UFEBUOY lte world wide shortage of all Anlxnal FU 4 Vegetable Oils, La year Soap Maker, only on of what In lut nu coring, tc Without the help of the Amarica Houaewives there yw, On out of every nine cakes of soap aa4e lastm Amaiioan kitchens So dont bin your grocer if he haa leather goods, floor would have been nttle soap last yer was made from waste fats saved no aoap bet save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to year WeNwd them Leave Them a thU Store ing filed in said court his petition pSJryuig for licence to sell the inter gtfif said estate in certainreal est jtfeerein described July 24 a daughter itth ordered that the 4th day of I Leo Lnvey ha conr to a Chicagolgj D, 1947 at ten o clock Ihosnitel for treatments iniha forenoon, at said Probate Offief, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai1 persons interested in said estate apsr pear before said Court, at said time tfn the Matter of the Estate of KthKlUERATlON AP Ramond J tick M I t pi Aajru QFHVIPP IrMnn W Hendee, Guardian, hav j FORMBRA WITH NTOSME YWARD tli HAROLD RADY 3980 RUSH LAKE RP, PINCMNSV Phoae tiFU Pinckney j, Waron Reason, C W Barry j RoV Bird went to PutInBa jboat Monday Xhe home of Wm Kennedy caught fire Sat put out but the blaze was 1 foutxtto r aerrtat MEATJ AI Clarks , STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Com for fha County i OF UVIWGSTON itB aesfiion of said Courtheld at tfw Probate Office in the City of Howell n laid County on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon WiUis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Eatate of I Mary Pick M I Lynn W iHendee, Guardian, hav ing fitad in said court his petition graying for licence to sell the inter est of said estate ir cvta real est ate therein described It is ordered that the 4Ji day f iAugus A D TUT rt ten o clock in the ion noon, at said Probata Of fice, be and fe hereby appointed for hearing said petition, gad tfct ai persons interested in said 4Me ip f pear before Sf Court, at said time i and place, to w cuio why a iic enae to sell the internet on Mid Into fiuld not be granted j It fa Farther Ordera That ank Mdea tfteraof be gtvw ty fgbliea tea a aaoy of ttfj tr4w far thr oocaara vaakt praHuw to aaW day of hcttJtog la fJaa PtaHcnay Wa patek a newspaper priated ad atrj j ulatad la aaid Comaty I Probate Willk L Lyaaaiu4gi af and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest on said est atr should not be granted It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for sa44 hearing in the Pinckney McPberson State Bank THE MICHIGAN COMMUMJtIX PROPERTY ACT rk k ,,,0 Tit anA The Community Property Law en PSi I rnuntf and looted to place Michigan taxpayers wir T iIntjSST YJ Pobate the same levetr taxpayers in the Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate P ommunit Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate Safe Prhfaf No 4 or ht turn, filing to In pronai the meat do is A Drive in extreme right lane B Check your atirror for conditions in the rear C Blow your horn lightly l Signal with your atop ifcht 4 When approaching a ralroad P croawng, yog ahavld A Iuereaao saood t 1 Driva slowly C SlowI dowg DCasat tog Cfrut property laws are in effoct From July 1, 1947 and aftert infrom personal services earned by husband and wife ts considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit all money receWed from persona services an all divk ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may accure to them from this new law MePoeriM Stale Basi Kewy to leea at latere aaid oa Ha Ctrtifdatos ef 4 4 sma aiaato i Hrv y 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 August 06, 1947 Description An account of the resource August 06, 1947 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 1947-08-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/19e48e74bda6abd8a6e120fd4ee8e2ca.pdf f429e93f83aae3d08b9fb2d44a23d22b 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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M8SV yu,viiPijfliiLf wmvmm tV W Vr i SI VOL 64 TfackneyDipMch Wednesday AugJ3J947 Michigan Mirror j Want Rates Increased Four miles southwest of the Lake of the Clouds in the Porcupine Mt State Park and accessible to travel ers only by a winding mountain The Michigan Bell Telephone Co tnjiv revealed that it will petition ers only by winding moun am j pX commission the trail i a dream spot known as Mrr a , or Lake Guarded by virgin white pine and hemlock, some of which are four to five feet in diameter and tower 100 and 120 feet in the sky, Mirror lake nestles in a mountain range The sun Beta early, Twilight shadows on the water give ripe to its name The altitude of Mirror lake U three feet HIGHER than the top most cit of the rocky escarpment that rim the southern edge oi Lake of the Clouds You begin to realize this height latter part of August for a 11,411 000 annual increase in rates Louis K Stipe, manager for the cc, said the proposed rate increase wodiU be applied to every exchange in Michigan Bell territory and virtu ally every type of service in order that the increased costs of doing business be shared by all telephone users While asking for a rate increase, the co will propose a new type of extendedurea service that will per mit users to call nearby exchanges with the same community of n tereit without payirg toll charges, You begin to realize tms neigm uv ,,1 um when you hike over a wellmarked Stipe said Under the prop 4 I in W trail with your bedroll and two ckney users could place calls to ow IVfood in lfoTa 1 S it strapped on your back The trail as y communities CrtTof EL infc Pmg Soud You are traversing the con sucn additiona dn geter of Michigans new wilderness Pu 0UJ entirdy new opport park, untouched timberland of near ldtnnlllruse of thia ly 20,000 acres, the largest renwn mty or teon J8 s ing hardwood stand in the Middle j community btpe aid the prop OUR DEI OCRACY byMit kBREAIMAKE1SWVBREADWINNERS OMCC WOMANS PLACE WAS too Notes on the Game IN THF r ly TH MAN WCNT FORTH TO WORK ToOAy, MANy THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN VWN SUCCESSFULLV COMBiNt HOMLMAKING WITH CAREERS , Pinckney wound up their county , league schedule Monday night by trimming Fowlerville lr to 2 While I Paul Singer was holding Fowlerville to 5 hits, Pinckjiey combed VanVaL, Itenberg, the slow ball pitcher who beat Milford the week before, tor 14 hits and 15 runs Joe Lavey got 4 No 33 Current Comment llev Ezra Beachey, pastor of the Pinckney Mennonite church has been elected to the county five man behool board from Putnam township Ih addition to being pastor of the imckney church he also teaches dist rirt school He taught the Hicks school for several yearns and before that the Smith school at Sand Hill Academy at North Lake This fall he Twothirds up the mountain trail you reach a scenic gorge Caug creek, fedJ by cold mountain springs tumbles Uown in 4eries of pictures recognizes the war and postwar trend toward commuting between nearby communities for employment trade and recreation, tumbles Uown hi iSeries oi pictures j The need for liberalizing calling que waterfalls Amng the banks of privileges between exchanges with tua miniature canyon an ideal the same community of interest has place to refreshen your spirits i been evidenced by numerous requtst ttoil a pot of coffee or tea, munch on for enlargeing exchange boundaries a sandwich or candy bar, and admire and petitions from many organizat a fairyland f gimit trees and fernsions asking that service to the larger The ground is a brown cushion oi centers be included in local service pine needles charges, Stipe said They also Since October, 1144, when we I have been substantiated by statewide failed to reach Mirror Lake because studies oi the use by our customers got on the wrong trail, 1 had been of ahorthaul toll service to nearby telling the missus about the fascin communities It is indicated that tele ation of the Porcupines, nd so we phone users generally are willing to two became, quite by accident, the J pay higher exchange rates in return first couple to pack in our bed and for a wider calling area food to the states first log cabinContinued on supplement at Mirror Lake i Earl J Donnelly, native of Ontonf EDWARD PERRY agon and now assistant director ofj tne budget bureau at Washinuton, Edward Perry, 70, died at D C, had preceded us with a party I heme at Anderson Friday night foil oi seven But with admirable prud owing a stoke He fas employed byi Pinckney lost their chance to take ence he had hired a team and wag Tubcwell Inc of Detroit for manyfirst place in the TriCounty league on to haul supplies from the None, years ie came to Anderson in 1033 Sunday when they mlit a double Buch mine, site of a future park at which time he purchased the Max herder with Chelsea, the first place dude ranch The team had taken Ledwidge property ihere Surviving njne hours time to reach the cabinare two suns, ivobert, oi Detroit and fr thetrail rough and boggy j Paul, now in te U S navystat Knox Jamison, park superintend, ioned at Perysacoki, Fla ent, told us the state is building live funeral vm at St Marys i Tinn church, Pinckney Monday morning, Rev Francis Murphy officiating Burial in St Marys cemetery ABRH 4 3 l 3 i 4 1 1 2 0 1 0 4 5 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 II 1 3 0 hits out of 5 times up Gerald Swuri will teach in Hamburg village So far the poverb of this five man bond do not seem to be very clear ly defined They will take over most of the duties of the county snool coninn uner and also have other poAc deluding the right to change boundaries of school districts, One power however, they do not have which we think should go to them ami that is the right to apportion the school money That is still re j tain by the county board of supersis jcrs We arc informed by the Pinck 0 ney school board that the 5 man county board hu no power to cut the amount of sales tax diverson funds to be received by this school However, the city schools claim it docs in their case and have started suit against the law In other words the work ol the county school comm i iried on by 0 people ill ,1 el ,, thout got 3 out of 4 PINCKNEY Shehan, ilb F Singer, 3b Lavey, cf Leividge, If Meyer, c Swarthout, rf Gentile, lb Hainqs, ss P Singer, p FOWLERVILLE McKenzie, hs Harrer, Jb Alexander, lib ijilhN c Grostic, cf Hyt, If Korstrun, rf V Bt, lb an, p AB 4 4 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 R 0 II 0 1 1 0 I 0 H 0 0 1 I I I 0 I 0 After winning 3 straight game place of immhrviolence and Tom Milford Pincknoy lost to them land hoih Iew, and Pritish ar it Howell in the county kxigue Thurl thinu for wiiidi they will nignt 5 to 1 j latii i,llovi the hanging PiiiiLrwt htisj trv Inaf nnlv 1 Uiitili eririM n i v in rpttiit rr AS WOMEN VOCATIONAL HORIZONS WAVE WIONP,THMl RESPONSIBILITIES HAVE GROWNTOa HOMEMAKERS STILL, THIV ARC CARRYING THEIR SHARE OF THE FAMILYS SUPPORT AND OK , FAMILYS SECURITY PROGRAM THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE, SAVINGS ANO THF OWNERSHIP CT INVESTMENTS 1 hisj Split 2 Games 1 cabins in the park thfs year Three will be at Mirror Lake, located about feet apart One hill be along the south side of Lake of the Clouds a fourth at the upper falls of the Little Carp river and the fifth along Lake Superior at Lone Kouk point The first Mirror lake cabin has eight bunls all others will have four singlebed bunks and a com bination cooking and heating Tange herder with Chelsea the first place team, Pinckney wpn the first game 5 to 4 after trailing 4 to 2 through out Lefty Barth was hard for Ija4i ckney to hit until the 7th when lie walked Ledwidge, Fred Singer got a hit H Amburgey grounded oat shorl to first Ledwidge scoring Jack Young got hit, Reader hit to 3rd and 2 runs scored when the After winning 3 straight game fro a ruw w Pinckney has now lost only 2 panics in the county league and both Howell and Milford their nearest riv als have ksl i, Pinckney is the 47 I cliampion In J years in the county league Pinckney has won the champ ionshp 4 times Jaul Singer started itchinK again st Milfordand was not fscored on un til the 3rd inning By means of 2 bunts, a single and 2 errors, Milford got 3 runs They added another run in the 4th on an outfield error I Pinckney scored in the 3rd when jol withdrawl oJ a Lavey doubled and Lewidge singled aine him home 1 Bob Singer pitched the last 3 I innings Milford got a run the 7th on u walk, stolen base and a hit, Pinckney filled the bases twice, but did not score PINCKNEY It would not seem that Great Britie ce,ii put off much longer aiii a rtiUninjit of the Jewish proijlein Th land of Christ is now a place of tmmhrviolence and rioting e doing be sorry angina of two Biitish sergeants in retaliation for jewuu liangihK, the British raided the town of TelAviz with armored tanks and shot up the town, a num ber of Jews are killed and many women and chidven wounded A mob in Liverpool, Kngland also raid ed the Jewish section there smashed dows in busiru , places and com h wCd other depredation Great ian is obliged to keep 100,000 soldiers in the Holy Land to keep oruk British newpapjr are calling armies from laismiL and would let the Jewa and Arabs sctth tiieu own difficult ies i hey protest against the great lrain on tie tas payors of maintain n an army there to k order when tin British people arc impover ishcd bination cooking and neaiing bw A ducic oanaeo o You must pack your own bedding,, WaLerloo in 103G was shot on cooking utensils and what is more Eru, last falli cA VL ,1 ic Tirtw considcrno Conservation Notes third baseman throw got through the catcher Beryl Amburgey for Conservation officers made 517 pi,lckney allowed 5 hits I arrests in June, li47 and got 514 The second game was filled with convictions 188 were for fshing bftB0 hlu and errora and wag won by before the aeasoo Chelsea 10 to 8 Joe Lavey and A duck banded on Mill La Steptoe pitched for Pinckney and 1 i nni Tiiift for Chelsea ftor Pranoic Mirphy, parte Novena Fridaj 20 aooa 00 p m Preparation for Holy OonVau ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m ma Sunday T00 to 7 10 a m Summer Mass Schedule of Maaseg 7a m, 945, 1145 Week Dayg 800 a m Friday and atrday and 8 a m 730 important all your food Theae cabins rent for 2750 a jlept is now considcrng drett j the Huron liiver below Portage Clamthan and Miller for Chelsea Pinckney plays at Manchester Sun Theae cabins rent ior Rlnff tne Sluron 1V1VW Wl In the other games Mesnards, dayummer or winterReservations Q ni foods Ann Arbor took a double header ions maybe made by writing c Mr Wing damg beng install6d onfrom Saline to I and 9 to 3 to Jamison of Ontonagon the irt mile of Huron River below i crowd Pinckney out of second place For supper at Mirror lake weiKent Lftke near Brighn Manchester took a double header feasted on pigs in a blanket The heasant season has beeii cutTomotrthLyoTi3toand6 to 2 hot do wrapped in bacon shcei frQm d iQ 12 thu In the t divialon Hank ireen Berbers baby food provided a peach The Port HuPon game reServe has of Brighton pitched a double head deaurt a new use for this ib extonded 5 miles north along TOOcanned ine Powdered instaa river where 400 acres has coffee provided our beverage i or, been purchased breakfast we enjoyed our favorite Th more state parks have been delihTof butiermilk pancake tu,ned back to townahip for local The Ann Arb0r ,s, iey mixed for baking and topped administration They are Walled Mason 2 to 0 and 3 to 2 3Sh hISm rrup and bacon Dont Northport and Cheboygan STANDINGS wivn wivw r i , t ftc Quarter WMI Sun,Aug 17, 12th Sun after Pen tecQt, fith week of 5Gth Novennu, communion for young iadiet of parish 40 hours devotion opena Aug lj 5nd,s Friday, Aug 15 Masses 54 and 800 a m Evening devotions 745 Rev Phillip Deschamps CVS of Montreal will assist Masses Fri 545, 700 and 945 First communion Fri at 700 a m Baptsm was conferred this week for Marlyn Catherine Singer, daug hter of Mr and Mrs James Singer, er against Webberville He won the first 7 to 6 but lost the second 5 to A Fnwlprville split a double header with Stockbridge 10 to 0 and 8o 41 E Drown and MrSi Drown Sponsor iplit vvitnuere Mr d M G K , Palmer, ss Lavey, cf Ledwidge, If Meyer, lb V Singer, Sb Swarthout, If Keader, c P Singer, B Singer, p MILFORD D lleid, c M Ueid, 3b It Keid, rf Baker, lb ,Coigrove, If Webb, ss Sheffler, 2b McFarland, cf Thompson, p uKJiv,1 kinti, jeraii owti Sponsors vere Joseph Basdylo and joe Lavey Mrs, Norma Eisele Gerycz Also for jack Haines Will iam Allen Drown, son of Lt Li Wesley Reader BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball leant AB R H Gerald Swarthout The Ann Arbor Legion si akimp on foodYour apyetite will be i immenae I After dinner we shoved off in an old wooden boat,, a relic perhaps of One hundred signs to the quarter mile will be erected in the Water loo and Highland state game areas I giving names of trees shrubs etc i t Chelsea Mesnards Pinckney South LyonManchester SaPne 9 8 7 4 3 Lot Pet 2 818 0 3 3 7 6 10 727 700 353 333 000 old wooden boat, a renc per RlVing names x h minine days, or an exploratory cruse A parkmg fee of 1 a season nas Xi Mkror take Here we are, pad been Established at sUte parks and Sling abou in a lake miles from so waterfr0nt to keep privately own called civilizaton, in a craft that d rowboats out Tii nualiitv for Noahs ark Direction signs have been newiy Beause 0 the rock formation, therolled in the picnic area south 0f watr in MirVor lake is brown red I Half Moon Lakenear Pinckney 1 ILW2t DRAMATICEggWAU STli TW during the hot summer weeks Lny STREET GA ser frPthe new Dexter bS park His SondLake ia better, they say Be jure to read colorful neverjat jnene nd hc Life in Michigan is good, and we NEAR TRAGEDY Dexter had a near tragee1 Sunday Ben VanZant, 28, c Arbor advertised to drop fr were Mr and Mrs Guy Kuhn Announcement is made of the wedding of Jacqueline Brenner of this parish to Lt Charles Jeffreys of Ann Arbor now stationed at Cor pV5 Chnbti Tex in the navy Among the intentions are Su Bt Singer high mass for late Mrs Robert Kelly Peach Palmer and son Maurice Mon funeral of Edward Perry Tues, low maes for late Sister M Erma Wed 545 Francis Shehan Keith Ledwidge Phil Gentile Edel Meyer Paul Singer Fred Singer Pet I 29 7 15 517, 58 17 23 300 If 4 7 376 27 G 10 370 54 16 18 33 54 10 18 333 17 7 5 254 57 13 IG 280 52 14 14 2 32 8 8 250 24 5 0 250 62 15 14 225 a there Ann m an 1 m openinng of 40 hours devotion closing at 1145 Fri Prayers reqest 1 ed for laic Edward Perry, the sick and recent departed are at peace with the world GRAVESWALKER Mrs Winifred Graves announce the marriage of her daughter Myra Louise to Donald Lcdwood Walker, of Jaekaon The ceremony was per formed by the Rev John O Hagcns fftlvarv u, u RV Jonn u 1 A nevfiaw passed by the Mich fnWWCnel of the Calvary legislature limits the usefullneasof in tha wwte n , iin to 30 days after COMM CONOL CHURCH Rev Alfred Aliard Pastor Organist and choir Director Mrs fii ma nouiuen , Merwin Campbell S 6 Mr Herman 0J tSrSt t Wt and 0 i 2,Av W SA kil1 Deu oit Sunday Times i 44 WMtA Chanel 01 ww vaegismvyi M wiiiili m BSSDW Red 1 there to record Marriace TTk kit the eround We cordially invite all who do nS SVKSthere and not ha a dunh horn, to wohip it has been neewwur to tile the land with ua to drain it Ue Before th W JB5 S BSS W unUmlted m there h, rori ,S Uke lt ek Mr Unas Reed of Howell will supply the pulpit Sunday OOSPki attoJON R Esm laaehT Ptr COUNTY SOFT BALL LEAGUE Won Lot Pet Pinckney 7 2 777 Milford 44 500 Howell 3 4 427 Fowlerville 2 5 235 Howell and Fowlerville have a game yet to play For the fourth time in 6 years Pinckney has won the championship in the county soft ball league This year they beat Howell 3 times Milford 2 out of 3, and Fowlerville 2 out of 3 Tom Gordon, a eoualn of the Hea th family who wan visiting the Hea th at Hiland Lake was knocked un conscious last Thurs night while go ing to the Heath cottage through the grove He stopped to investigate a 1 noise in the brusk when he was Tho tautunouy given in Washing tii ou the u piutu 00ntract matter utultr ihvesiiion should occasion no real surprize, lntertuinmg pro tie u pun hui, 01 clici s by big juuriulihts 11 as old a the hiils iiit quite often ihe feinulc niembers oi tlws office staff are asked to per form this duty for an additional stipend of course Howaiu Hughes was a big business man d did it probably on a more lavish jacale, making use of Hollywood novie act resses with which industry he was InMited This lavifch entertainment of buyers Is called enten,1111 tne visiting firemen and s nut infre quenLLy indulged in Moiiy old tune base bull fans sin co the big leagues started signing negro base ball players have related tales of a famous team whicrTflour ihed back in the nineties known a,s the Page Pence Gants Ye editor was too young to see this team play but many old timers here have We were unable to jjet any dope on it so wrote to George W Stark, Town Talk editor of the Detroit News He wrote to the Page Fence Co at Adr ian but found they had been absorb ed by the American Chain Cable Co However, two officials of the co proved a gold mine of information They were W J Wismen, gen mgr and Herman Meyer of the engineer j ing dept Meyer was mascot of the Giants in 1895 The Page Fence Giants were an allnegro team or ganized by Bud Fowler an old time negro player i the nineties and managed by IUB i ons, mgr of the Emery Ho Ad 1 They were picked from al ie U S, tra veiled in their own private railway iar and played continuously Gene Mann says he saw them beat How ell twice, and they once beat PinM ckney with 7 men They also played Brighton, Stockbridge and Fowler ille Their star pitcher was George Wilson, said to be better than any big league pitcher The late John lcGraw and Ned Hanlon of Baltimore are said to have looked him over at Wyandotte and bemoaned fact he was not a white boy Other pitchers were Cyclone Miller, Cheat Water and Billy Hall, and the eat 7 iIJ ai IAT Is a record uaugnwr iwa , 1 MwmM grove, ne BWFHU W UIMV wa unlimited and nlit homestead, Portage lake last week Liwr brusK whcri he U one being used 16 years after it nojn hy A , Balaaehey, struck from behind Earl Wilson J was issued for old peoples home by county Mornlae WoraWp 22found him wandering around dazed 1 rTTrti oeoDle Kings Daughtera Mra Bowlish , Sunday School 11 an hour laUr The state police were percent of the peonte V of , gHnteaMUiit Wisher IWfned but were unable to find any hers were Pete Burns and Dolly Graham Bingay played first Great second, Peterson third and Home iiun Johnson, short Pete Burns, the catcher was the clown of the t He kept up a running line ef Over 50 , louna mm wsmwnnK rwiiw i MSV uy Jrian hour later The state police wereawi ghucked and ate t A irCenuZ nltT the Vale of it i SPHieadent Wisbmr j called but were unable to find anyhe wasepatching The ne Donber 82, Detroit, MarJhere includng ye d0 nfT I Voung P Mtirg iofte , Late champtonahlp im BykoaBrn Harry Murphy, P 1 state championship twe years 17, Pert RykowsfcL 2, Brtgnton aipn Q m vTSewA OaSee Wshburn 9 c Hevetl fcbert Wilkins, 82, night WiUord wntae aays m c 22, ran came oown , wUI ee ecu yn know what made the house 1 y Harem, Melha Fraxier, bquawhicnHhook Mvy7 poatmaster, has , fte tm 0 We disbanded Wt at v be4Sn appointed rural carrier to sue M Kennedy boight the home Mrs, Iva Darrow had the miafort accordinf te ear Wiltae aays ku child fi Murrmy Kennedy of Mitie Decker on Mill St of, une to fell and break her am in auu rimox be acting poetneeter nntU an j week itw plneea Soaday afternoon A tne nouse 1 im uy Ulayed Brighten that name of the x f , 1 aaii aaaeaaen j Vi M ft m eyDupAch Wednedav Aug 47 I ake the Man out of Manure Handling MANURE HANDLING is a great muscle builder for the farmer who has no other form of exercise You know, farmers have plenty of tough, backbreaking chores, besides pitching litter out of the barn Today, though, this time wasting labor can be a thing of the past thanks to the electrically powered gutter cleaner Some barn cleaners work on an endless meCl chain which runs in the gutter, removing litter by the conveyor principle They clean the barn while you do the chores needing no more than pushbutton attention for the entire operation Driven by a small electric motor, and designed for any barn, this mechanicallysimple device takes only a fraction of the time formerly needed by the pitchfork and wheelbarrow method The Farm Service Advisor at your nearest dison office will be glad to give impartial advice on tested gutter cleaner A a first step in mechanizing your barn cleaning, why not have him arrange tor you to eee one in oper ation Talk with the owner and see tor yourself QW simple and inexpensive me chore of gutter cleaning can be when the man is taken out of manure handling lMSOii W The Detroit Edison Co, Peaches i 23c Sugar s bt bushel Aberta Milk Coffee Cigarettes CHASE A SANBORN ALL POPULAR BRANDS Beans NO 2 CANS IN TOMATO SAUCE OVAL CAN franco ABB trie an 229 46c 12c 43 165 39 CAN Sardines paghetti II Candy Bars 5c, HI agar 1 gal Jug 49 1 Ends Sliced 49 Squares fair Neighboring Av The Livingston ununv show wJl be at the Fowlervilk grounds August 26, 375U sandwicheswere served at1 I the ox roast at the Fowlerville Farraf ,ers Da last week Wm Jackson and Ralph Kin Jsor Ht ogh are building homes in Unad, ilh village j The funeral of Curtis Drown of THEATER Mick 4th Fii St Aug 1516 E CPCKEYED MIRACLE is a Different Co,ady Und,V I k with that RANK MORGAN, KEENAN WYNM Gregory was held at the Milner Fun era home, Stoekbridge, FTUHV with C00 A Gun In His Hand llal l Pmckiey i Equestrin Quiz Mrs Maxine Sweet of PlainfieldSua ATuaa, Aual7 7 , tang course at the Mich State, TAITOrUw MY South Lyon is selling certificates A nimfN reuse money to light their athletic iZ LCtU9 field They are in 25 denomination1 E TM DRAKE , 10,000 will be raised j 1Wwy News Milford school is considering rent Ui LftM M S5 mg a home there for teachers who J tJyW,f But Henpack annct find living quaters ofto M,e 0n A Stick Mias Elizabeth Griffith, former COMING Framed Gallant Be lhMli of the draft board is For Th Lova Of Rut, So now employed in McPherson bank of Mexico I On account of the numerous fight and knife affairs at Belie Isle this sssSSSSSSsSSSSi summer the Detroit city council hasiWWUIUIIIIHIIfflinillJltUlnilUtllMt banned beer there except that forI , 1 sale in the casino llilVQf 1Um A Threshers in this county report an average wheat yield this year of 301 j bushels an acre although some 50 jbtelii crops tp i vd f Lon Miiier, former Howell nght i watchman was found dead in bed last week Tuesday Born to Stanley Berriman and wife of Howell Aug 1 a girl i Albert IvMoria has been named traffic officer at Brighton by the city council SYLVAN THEATER cam IUP4 Fri Sat, Aug 1516 la 1 rucolor A Musical Western wits SPRINGTIME IN THE SIERRAS Starring ROY ROGERS, JANE FRAZEE ANDY DEV1NE, Son of the sueeuoij Cartoon LatMt Ntwt Sun Mon, lues Aug 171819 BUCK PRIVATES COME HOME A Comedy Starring ABBOTT COSTELLO, TOM BROWN, JOAN FULTON, NAT PENDLETON, DON PORTER Cartoon Cupid Goes Nuts Sunday Show 3 579 irst National Bank Notes n 47 Years Ago Rev Fr Commerford took the chldren of St Marys church to Sil ver Lake Friday for an outing A J Younker has sold the Port, age Lake farm to F Travii and will move to Ypsilanti The Maccabee picnic is at Island W Lake Aug 16 Speakers are Hon g l Williams and1 Richel Bailey Lnda Fdru Supervision Maimer Fdaral Deposit Inuraacc Corporation All Do PMito Influrorf p to 50 fo OeftHioilSfi ft I BEFORE YOU JJNVEST INVESTIGATE V A sign of these times is the flood of get rich quick in vestments on the market Wat Alex Mclntyre is building a kiln of bricks The big Farmers picnic ig at Whit 5 your steP Before you take more Laye Sept lBoth Gov blisS and Mayor Maybury of Detroit, money out of the bank or cah candidates for governor will speak Chas Kellogg and family of Det roit are guest of H W Crofco and wife at Portajre Lake Wilbur Johnson, sister, Ruth and Carrie Porter spent Sunday at the MontagueWilison cottage, Portage Lake Lyle Martin has return from the west The Washtenaw county Germans held a picnic at Lakeland Sunday A number from her visited the soldiers encampment at Island Lake cunday Wad Thura, Aug 2021 THE LONE HAND TEXAN Vtti, CHARLES vSTARETT, SMILEY BRUNETTE, MARY NEWTON, FRED SEARS PlHa A Musical Comedy 4 THE GHOST GOES WILD With JAMES ELLISON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, ANNE G WYNNE COMING Perils of Pauline, Rohinhood of Texas, HOWELL Theater HOWFU, MICH , in savings bonds to Make in 9 m m vestments, investigate Well be 5 s glad to help you with advice, 3 if you wish 8 WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS I Vote o 25 Years Ago Julius Dobo, 5, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Dobo was drowned Sat while playinp at the dam Gilbert Campbell recovered the body Dick Lavey died at the home of his brother, Bernard, Sunday The funeral was from St Marys church Tuesday Don Leroy Faustinas, son of AVAILABLE FOR LOANS SOUND 2 REAL ESTATE MORTOAGEj OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES Mr born and Mrs Phillip Faustmas June id, died Sunday The Grand Trunk passenger vas wrecked Wed at South Among the injured were Wm Moran and sen, Billie, enroute from Detroit to Pinckney who sustained cuts and bruises Mrs Roy Graham entertained 50 members of the Okeecho class at her cottage ftt Bpse Lake Aug 3 Mrs E G Fish was given a sur prise party Sat by 50 friends and relatives Frank Bowers returned V e last week from a trip to Bay Ci and Saginaw and Port Huron Ho brou ght back some wheat and oat sample taken in the Saginaw valley on drain ed land, considered useless untill drained , TIIll1lHUmillIIMIMHIIItlMIIIIIP ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TQK1LL IT, IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c back Ask ary druggist for this tpain I STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL Lyon Thurs Fri, Aug 1415 VIVIAN LEIGH, CLAUDE RAINS In CAESAR AND CLLUhATRA COMEDY NEWS SatTAugrTeth Mat 2 P f JANE WITHERSJAMES LYDG in AFFAIRS OF GERALDINE PLUS ALLAN LANE RED RIDER in STAGECOACH TO DENVER Cartoon Sun Mon Aurl718 Mat Sunday 2 P M Cont BUTCH JENKINS In LITTLE MISTER TIM with JAMES CRAIG, yFRANCIS GIFFORD Comedy New TueTWed Thurs, Aug 192021 In Technicolor SONG OF THE SOUTH With WALT DISNEYS First Live Action Musical Drama RUTH WARRICK LUO K WATSON COMEDY NEWS Made with 90 percent alcohol, it Penetraes, Beaches and kil3 More germs faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Umcknev KEl4cTRffiGE Electrical wffinT and Contract Work Estimates Given 740 East PutnamPinckney,Phona 5 ttt i S A F A Oead Horn Can KUt a CfcJM The responsibility to look out for ehildten in the street is YOURS Mr Driver Your alertness, your horn and your brakes are yours to evloy to 0 save HvesTXnd unlets your kern sounds wsrninK , he J to seek safety, your brakes may not fuaetten In time to rvt a troy Keep your ho A fn LJ worl otJer Amswn f loaf ftrls T TW leey kteeMl em ft, A firre te re4eajaH aWfef r lie Me ia tke ear m vxtreaM T tikt eaax of tae pave aarface d 45 albs 45 eyGen DYGERT GARAGE One Half MUe Wiat of Ptockney on M36 Genuine Fold, New and Rebuilt Engine and Parte Alee Chevrolet Reeonxfftfaafaa f Front Wheel Aligment, Parts and Aeceei oriee Battery Charging All Work Guaranteed WANTEDPeopU io pick hndcel berries in ny iwamp on i G W Latimer, Ptnekner, t o New Crane fixturts are now In full production and they are reaching the market in increasing quantities There is a size and type of fixture to luit every taste as well at every budget Youll like the fresh, modern styling of these quality plumbing fixtures, their many improvements And youll be pleased at ic moderate prices of this nptotheminute equipment Come in rd see utplace your order today for earliest pessit ic ins inflation 4 CAU US TODAY Ow Firaerfim kYew Ojwa,ii eionum MYRON XHUGHES Uccied Master Pltuuber 18F ichS717 takeside Dr Rush Lake OPEN EVJUHIMCS I Pinckney FOB SALEWMte S Mr and Mrs Winston Baoghn Week end callers at the Frank and chUdtan memt flat with bar sit J Aberdeen home were Barney WUsosi ter, Mrs Frank Clark and hnsheUkilff Ann Arbor eti Mfr end faasltr wire flm t1 fr rf fsdriet 3 WVfltH fts 9 Pinckney f Wednesday AIM i 7 ContinuccKfrom iiist page WAxT KATES INCREASED lue company is proposing a lt ount m l7 Hut the total ol 11 our costs has trebled in the me i period Ab u result, Michigan bells t return on investment has sVped more than a third under the level of I The ii iurn on divestment today is or a dangerous downwoni Uuiul versed so that ihe co will continue t IK a ouml linuncial institution, able to attract the additional money UiuL i needed from investors for ex panding and improving the service classification of ouUlute exonungc f 10 yeans ago area into 6 groups, depending upon Lne number 01 mainstauon iv pnones exclusive of exteniuis in the exienUeUcailing area no, , j in, tvial must IK arrested and re groups range iroiu tailing aicas wivh Un or itwer mum uiepnois w those with buulu to ioo,um Jm stations The present classiiicauou of V groups does not apply to e, tended areaa and emuraces uiiii omy 10,ooU or ievver mam tele piicneg Stipe pointed out that, under the new proposal, the Pinckney calling area would be in clarification witn those of 3,001 to bouo muii si at ions, the extended area here having 4,i o mam telepnones lu the ic classification are such extended area as will be associated with tlie Atoion Freemoht, Hastings, Greenville and Ionia exenanges Under the companys proposal, monthly residence rates here would be increased, as follow Individualize flatrate servicn, from present rate of 100 io pio posed new of 3 4puitylme llat rate, from 125 to 2 and rurai lino residence service, from io0 to 2 Twopartyline flatrate resid ence, now unavailable,, would bo o1 fered at 250 a month, Proposed increases for busbies service are IndividuaLline flai rate, from 2 to 550 a month and ruralline business service, from 150 to 50 a month The basUrate for private branch exchange trunk service would be increased to 150 per cent of the monthly chaige four individual line flatrate Lusi ncss service compared with the per sent rate which is 120 por cent of such charge Twoparty line flat rate business Service, iuv unavil aLie would be offered at 450 u month Stipe emphasized that the co will seek to clear up rate inequities s between communities of comparable telephone development He pointed out that a Commission order of Ji42 while dissolving such inequities in exchanges where charges wore above the levels fixed, in the rate jheduie at the time, made no increase in ox changes where rates were below such levels, iinckiioy users, he add ed, nave been paying rates for year, that are on the low side ven the telephone development aiT caii ng opportunity within the exchanges are taken into consideration Of the 10,4,0 rate increase sought by the co, ,,U,jl,nu would apply in upwaxd local service raLe adjustments outstato S2tf5,iii in Detroit 408,000 in Detroit subur ban exchanges 2,J2,000 in increii led charges for long distance calls within the state and an increase of 1,384,000 in miscellaneous service items such as switching1 and equip imiiL charges Long distances rate schedule are 1 an increase of i cents over present charges for distances between lo and 112 miles 2 Reduction in the initial calling period tbefore over, time charges from the present 5 minutes to 3 minutes for distances from II to 30 miles on which char ges range from 15 to 25 cents a message 3 An increase in overtime charges from the present oneTfourth to onethird of the initial period rate 4 Revision of the discount on night and Sunday rates from the present 35 per cent to 20 per cent under the day rates 5 Increase in the minimum differential in person tcperson rates over stationtostat ion charges from the present 35 per cent to 40 per cent Stipe said the co, in asking for increases in long distance rates, reo, lized that the Commission several years ago ordered intrastate rates at that tirfte to confirm to interstate levels for comparable distances lie pointed out, however, that thefe is now a differential on intrastate rates in most other states in the recognit ion that the long distance service wihin the state should contribute moi of its share in meeting the overall costs of providing telephone service If intrastate rates art not increa aed, he emphasized, It will be necessry to increase the rates for local exchanges service still higher Such an alternative would place an unfair share of the burden on that type of service, many users of which would be the least able tj pay Stipe said te new ratds are no higher than necessary to provide good service to all who want it The increases are necessary to permit the co to catch up with rising costs of doing business In general, telephone rates of today are the ,same as in 1937, or even lower, although the cost of almost everything used in providing telephone service has risen sharply Wage cost are now four times what they were 10 years ago with postwar wage adjustment alone boosting succh cojts by 11,000,00 a year Taxes have, more than dou Notes of the Gam j The Pinckney team ws, the victim of a nohit, no run game here Fri nigth when Packard, pitching for Dexter held them hitless He was hot auiuing out Shehan and Ledwidge, 3 times, Bob Singer twice and Swar thouc,, once He walked 3 Pinckney men and Lavey got on by an error Packard chief stock in trade was a raise ball on which Pinckney battels were popping up on Uob Singer only allowed 4 hits but waiiwu , uuUi in uie second lining Pinckney errors here with 2 hits ei IUVCU Leuer it, score o runs Dex lLV yoi 4 more runs the Otn wnen Kitcuie hit a home run witn bases itiii uexier won the game y to 0 m tlie open Steinholf Hardwaie of iioweii beat Hamburg ulso j to 0 oHuiai, iiamburg s tuning pitciiei j ra iiiu and walKud t meji he w also given inditiereni support Je I iiaiiidii luL a home run lor Stem Clius lieegle won the first gate iJie, A, iim, Viursttuil nd, lvirs vr,1 lck, uiu, uecne uiurtiOUse tn Jlx Hoiiw Vvylie 5th na La Verne Liurk, tne 0th Xedt Friday Pinckney plays High rand licit ac p in inis team me aaie as Miuoid The Ann Arboj i rir, J4ay tne City Service of How cfr here at 730 STE1NHOFF S rghani, lib V IJ 1 LU, b JUviary, as aiiu r, cl iJeiiin LL, ll, rlvs, lb Lloyd, c iiujimn, lf Sequin, p AB R 11 3 1 4 3 2 3 3 3 3 2 i 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 DEXTER u Meoii, if broogman, p J Kniery, 3b iiadaloi1, c ieiMejLt, c Winkel, 2b P Moon, ss H, Moore, lb L Lmery, cf A1C 4iithaei u PINCKNEY Y Shehan, 2b Swarihout, rf I iia e, f Jjeuwidge, If J Meyer, ss l rMiiger, lib Gentile, lb Reader, e Tj Singer, HAMBURG AB R 3 U 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 1 2 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 2 0 H 1 1 0 0 0 0 i I 0 0 2 o AB R H 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 1 2 2 AB R We her, c Packrrd, p Saddler, cf 0 0 0 1 0 o 4 0 4 1 4 0 Mueller, 3b 3 2 LaKosa, If 3 1 Curtis, rf 2 2 Lickly, 2b 3 11 ivolander, lb 3 0 0 Ritchie, ss 3 2 2 WAXTEDPeople to pick huckel berries in my swamp on sharers 1 G W Latimer, Pinckney, Michigan Uncle Sam Says 99 y MLi i Tou stand to GAIN from v k Michigan Bells i 4 proposed rate increase PINCKNEY TELEPHONE USERS COULD CALL BRIGHTON AND HOWELL IN ADDITION TO FOWLERVILLE WITHOUT TOLL CHARGES r j , , mm Wfhen somebody raises prices, it usually means you just pay more for what youve been getting all along But thats not entirely the case with the rate increase Michigan Bell will propose to the Michi gan Public Service Commission on August 27 The suggested rate increase would help protect the future quality of your telephone service ANDthe suggested rate increase also would provide more service to most telephone users Compared with the time when present rates were established many years ago, telephone service has become far more usefuland far more valuable Thats because weve added so many more telephones which you can call under the flat rate youve been paying jTt Now, under the proposed rates, telephone customers also could call telephones in certain adjacent communities without paying toll charges J This means telephone service would be tailor made to fit calling needs in this area It means that telephone service would he geared more closely to the widespread social and business interests of modern living r Community by community, our proposed local rates are related to the number of telephones each subscriber could reach, and thus the amount of service he could get, without a toll charge 1 Now that increased rates are needed to meet increased costs, this is the fair way for each subscriber to help assure the future quality of everybodys service l CI O WilM Rtida Business 4 EXAMPLES OF PROPOSED MONTHLY RATES FOR OM party 300 550 PINCKNEY MICH TMrt, 250 r, 450 Fourparty 200 t lEultMlng Fdral Tu Rural 200 350 MICHIGA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY mmmmmmm Township Firt Truck i 4 About one year ago, tit residents tapproved and the Township was ipment obtainable is the only equip ascertain, will be one Sae best T of Putnam Township, realizing that authorized to spread a general as I the Township had no fire equipment sessment to raise the sum of 12,Hi9 alaWa a aai vraraaMBf aaiBkvaBBaBi BJBBJPBJNP Wllket Bam, Pa, boye a Savlaft w , Bond vrrv mHl beeiase h ia fbledaiiwfe 1987 The extent to vhtch to be married Ive ttea fteBty the cost of materials and supplies f iekness and layefff to my ttaM has advanced is indicate i in part, by an increase in oar 5yer postwar eonctmetioji precram from an orig inal eatimate of 115000,000 to a ItiriMir eow, ftw v W m fk wmM AMrrS ajs Joe Ive I375J8 to War and Victory ft now tern years froa eoaitoff to 2S 1W a ie wiiai andmc j4saayoa to I of its own and that it had to depend on the old fire equipment owned by the Village of Pinckney for fire protection, made a survey of available fire equipment whkh would 1be adequate to serve the Township and surrounding confirmingtotal 0Hi 0f 1 ,,0 ities the equipment decided upon was built and sold by the American LaFrance Company The price of this equipment at the time was 12,00000 IJetitions wen accordingly circulated for the purpose of having the proposition of buying this fire equipment submitted to the voters of Putnam Township for approval or repection at the Nov 1946 election, the proposition was 00000 for the purchase of fire equipmentt However, during he time it tjok to have the proposition submitted to the voteres at the Movelection the price of the equipment increased by 2,00000 making a The township has en lor id into ar, arecmnt wih the Township of Dexter and itamburg whereby the Township of Putnam agroes to fur nish firo protection to Jtoxter and Hamburg Townships at a fUed rate per run Having ia mind that when it corns to fire fighting oquipmont the best, fastest and moat tffieant equ os own ment to own when long runs havejar,J m0it ficient fire engn to be made, it beiner comnon Know e JV any community ixytween the ledge that unless fire equipment CU oi Detroit and Lansing reach a fir in the shortest time 1 pinion of many people who 1 L A J iresiae in the various townhn i possible, the fnre damage may be that the , equipment SouW very extcnnivc both to the proper be pjrchased and h J sui ty or fire as well as to the ing property no fire engine available for the y appropriate To nship must either buy smaller j J a u fll money necessary shouid bA Hon randiiK property, and uthorebc,n aU,, byhe JJJJ A u ,i anl Hextcr Townshin 9om timA am untNf money appropriate, the sn,H wome Time To nship must either buy smaller equipment or tht eouipment whch conlributions for m the near future the residents of both Townships, will be asked for now 11s at 14,0000, and in uder J Purpose cf to obtain the better and more effie s ient equipment the um of ,000 61 00 Z Lve to be raised bypopu t tK5 JutntS efficient and as far as it can be vr , t Your contribution end Son will be appreciated E L Parkeiv Bail ij sl4a iJ i aMlsfclPinckncy DisoacK Wednesday Aug 13 1947 3 BIG FREE DAY CELEBRATION Howell Thur Aug 14 H a Livingston County has overmen, ou and your family will eujoy the two big soft ball frame, thy mamm member of the family This will be the biggest celebration that geta thrill out of the many frc features planned for the day you parades the free acts, the bis leajru all free and something to interest every AFTERNOON PROGRAM 9no Children Parade IT u 4s00Band Concert IninB V FW Hand 430Iee Acts Courthouse Lawn EVENING PROGRAM at PAGE FIELD 630,Free Band Concert 700Memorial Service 730 Exhibition Detroit Edion LoKion Drum and Burf Corps 80OFree W League Soitbll iume VBrip Vs E B Browry 930Kree Mammoth Aerial Fireworks To be viewed from Page 1030 Awarding of Prizes PajrFieWl ll00Free Street Square Iance Kroner Parking Lot 1100Free Ball Room Dance Howell Armory oth aerial fireworks, the dancing Field Dont Miss It Stupendous Colossal Gigantic HOWELLS MADRI GRAS AMERICAN HEROES by WOODY COWAN United Jewish Appea Launched by Eisenhowei V a XG in War Bon4s with their increase in valu Tch year judged L nunst ihe courage of Lt J L Knightf Weatherford, Texas, 124th Cavalry Reg, seems insignificant, bu it helps supply our fighters with weapons Facing heavily defended Jap positions on the Burma road, Lt Knight led his men through dense jungle and secured their objective Reconnoitering the area, he found himlf in a horsshoe formation of coofoaled Jap pillboxes and threw gnnzde, destroying four Wounded, he saw that thoe in his cooimin were proteencd until he died A medal of honor was awarded Lt Knight posthumouity usTrmwyDwrtmti AMERICAN HEQOE51 THK 170,000,000 United Jewish Ap peal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine was launched by General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower, who described the nationwide campaign as essential to fill the bieach and lift the victims of Hitler above the level of mere existence, which he characterized as the limit hat perforce controls Governmental effort President Truman also has urged support of the lifeifcavine UJA camoaienby WOODY COWAN T Unelc Sam 5 1 W HO wouldnt buy War Bonds to support men like Pvt Donild R LobaughFreeportPa With his platoons withdrawal blocked by enemy machine guns, he advanced alone and freed it Crawling close to the enemy position under heavy fire, he threw a hand grenade and then rushed the Nips, firing as he went Struck time and again, he killed two of the enemy and forced the others to withdraw before his last fall The Medal of Honor vris awarded him posthumously V Treasury Departnen Try a Dispatch Want Adv J to consider that is important to TTO pi in, which and nephews ii, month as etin income i y are signed 1 vvin plan r , C vhi uur bank I r regular nurly iiiases of U Savings Bonds, j m ve on an au r malic, easy save, vougo Pn which will cnahic y i t meet future personal and fami obligations, or a busiuev of you own, pay fo, a new home, travel or education or avcaiyon as Vrr millions f are re i c their 1 obligai up vn th have an your ciHi n As a good American, you are paving your income i x bill to your Uncle Sam to help ay for the war As a good Amen in, you also have the opportunity to turn the tables on your Uncle Sum Investingin U S Savings Bnidt regularly, your Uncle Sam will ay you r every 3 in ten yean a Soft Ball Veterans Memorial Lighted Athletic Field Pinckney, Michigan FRIDAY NIGHT AUG 15 730 P M C ty Service Howell vs Ann Arbor Press 900 P M Milford All Stars vs Pinckney reduced 35c and 10c Wednesday Aug 13 1947 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood C anned broods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store UVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee PERSONALS flMM 4rl4 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK CATTLE 12 TO SIZE AND CONDITION IRSES 10 f ACCORDING HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP ItEMOVLD FREE JBHONB COLLECT TO DARLING St COMPANY HOWELL 450 OirfHsFCopenFToPajr forODEAD STOCK eador Alive RSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 2 per cwt UEPEMD19TG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Futax Animals Collected Promptly K ii Equipment Capable Men L PARKER Aient Phone 88, Pincknev FASTEST Dead Stxrk fWvice in Mmicaa mtral dead StoekCo PltfCKtfEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Mail St Piiicknv, yehian Cntered ai second cltus flatter at Postoiiice at mckney, Michigan undo he ace of March 3 187 Sviscviption rari 1150 a Year FAUb V CUKlXn, rVBLlaHII Dun Brocks and wife Lottie Blud C6 of Yrfiilanti called at the M E Darrow hune Sunday jack Icyton and family and Jackie CViit ,sppn last wetk in loithcrn Michigan The lire engine was out twice Sat, A grass lire at the base ball grounds on Mtt W got out ot con and there was also a fire in one of the house trailers near the depot where the men working on the ele vator are lnmj I The Ross Read family are spend, ing th not, J Portage Lake Clare Millar and family spent the week end at the cabin at Douglas Lake Mrs Nettie Vaughn has returned home from a visit with her daughter Mrs Edith Teeple in Jackson Elwin Hulce and family of Che sea called at the Joe Griffith home Sunday They return to Tustin, Mich next week wheic he supt of school Hinchey tiros, had a horse killed sive repairs on the Mow era house they bourlit Mr and Mrs George Stewart had as their guests for the week her mother, Mrs A C Carson of Det roit also her aunt, Mrs Blanch Mal one and daughter of Fort Worth Texas Mrs, Stanley Dinkel and son are visiting in Battle Creek Vincent Shields and family, Ann Arbor spent last Wed at the Lee Lavevy home Mr and Mrs Hugh Littleberry of Detroit were Sat night guests of Mr and Miss Albert Dinkel Miss Alberta Dinkel went to Lan sin i o the p M streamliner Allen Dinkel and Edna Maas spent Sunday at the Irish Hills Allen Dinkel, Edna Maas and Bert iJawley spent Saturday at Lake Lansing Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond of Owosso Mr and Mgs Harry Lee, Mr and Mrs S H Carr, Mrs Mildred Ack ley and Mrs Edna Reason attended a shower in Jackson Sun for Patric ia Kettler who is to be married Aug 10 Alger Lee and wife of Sagatuck spent Friday at the Harry Lee home Their daughter, Beaky returned home with them oni Spears of Conn ir visiting his people here Hollis Wylie and family spent Sunday at the Albert Abramson home at Fowlerville Dr Walter Mercer and family of East Lansing and Mrs Helen Mc Gregor and son of Brighton were week end guests at he Wra Mercer home Wilbur Singer of Mason and Sam Singer of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Singer The Lakeland pinochle club gave a farwell party Sat night atthe Join Sullivan home for Bert Cook who has sold his hardware store at Hamburg and purchased a store at Buckley, near Traverse City Jay Shirey spent the week end at Houghton Lake He flew there from Gregory with Ken Davi Major Wm Brown and familywere in Howell last Friday Mrs Joe Basydlo and children spent Sat with Mr and Mrs Glena Cnaney in Fowlerville Mr and Mrs Garland Campbell of Muncie,, Ind, and Oscar Moore and family of Dearborn were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mr and Mijs Lynn Hendee spent Sunday in Coldwatec with the Jamea Nash family Lois Ware underwent an appendic itis operation at Mcpherson hospital IN 1TO CK PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 LOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gai, to 600 rATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS 1C TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FtTTINOS VALVES WELL POINTS GS JET PUMPS anley Dinkel Ona Campbell and family are spending I weeks in the Kennedy cot tage at Portage Lake Wesley Reader, Peach Palmer, ,Bob irrow, Joe Jeffreys, Dick Young Jeft Monday for a week fishing trip in the north 1 Miss Laura Jo Malone of Foil Ross Read at Portage Lake Worth Texas played a violin solo Thurs night at the park show burg, Pa are visiting Mr and Mrs I Hussell Read and family of Pitts Gayie Shirley and wife are iiving in a house trailer at the rear of his fathers home here Doyle Templeton and family of Keego Harbor spent the week end there Guests of the Fred Read famly at Portage Lake last week were Mrs Haei Cleliand, Mr and Miv Mcln tyro of Homer, Dr and Mrs Brown and Mr, and Mrs Zillman of Det ro it Mrs Doris Sneed entertained her i,card club at Whitmore Lake Tues Louis Clinton and family were Thursday night dinner guests of Mr , and Mrs, Fred Read Mark Nash and wife spent Tues at the Gearhart home Howell Forest Darrow and family of Kai anazoo spirit Sunday at the M E Darrow home iiincey Bros, had a horse killed i by an auto one rright Irjft week Dale Miller and family spent last week at Old Mission and Traverse i City Joe Plummer has a young fox he dug out of a den e is making a pet of it Earl Grawois and wife and Mrs Elmer Harris of Flint spent Sunday with the Hoff Sisters Mrs Francis of Rush Lake left Sunday to visit friends in Aitoona Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Cecil Wttaon left lst week to visit her parent in Cam idge, Ohio Wesley Palmar is visiting at Iron Montain, Mich Herbert Palmer jr attended the adding of a college friend at Lan sing Sat night Kenneth Reason and family of Howell, Friday Mrs Bonnie Henry jAnn Arbor called on Mrs Edna Rea and daughter visited her Saturday j 311 Sunday je infant duaghter of Mr and j Mr and Mrs Roy Reason gave a Mrs Joe Basydlo was baptised atj I pknic dinner honoring the birthdays t Vatricks church, Brighton, Sat1 of Mrs Mary Ekhinan, Mrs Joan ai Fen wick of Detroit caught Don Main Used Car lot 836 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 374 Open Evenings Buy, Sell and Trade 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Dodge Coupe 194 Hudson Four Door l94l Olds Four Door 1944 Ford Two Door IQ39 Ford Tudor 1937 Chvroler Two Door 1936 Buick Coupe 1933 Chevorlet Ccupe TractorsTrucks IS 9 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer It 0 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery, I 12 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis, long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires MEET YWR fitmMlVPtCTUAED HOCKS IN MICHICAKS VWft ftNlHSULA, WCi PCOHi Ctftito BY WIND AND A T0U6H INTO DNOSUAl FOCK WWATIONS POPULARLY HAVE BKDM A MAJOfi 10CWT ATTRACTION, SKIING WITHOUT SNOW CMACme SKIING WITHOUT SH0V M fHV5WmWSMW9 N8 MUSHEC0W K DOW SAN0 JXJNCS IN MUCW SAME MANNER tti WINTfft SWING BROAOVieW to A OUNCE ffiC OP4BWAT10I TOWtK 1R19M rilUS NEAR D St LOANffArA wi HURON FwamticmJ P,TW0 MUffi 0FM0tt FROM 4, MmMHm mi on r GYP9UM dSQCglk A DTHNl ta3 0VEftWTR6LXKtTCON VtYOR Smn efTCNDlH AU Glover and Leota Season Sunday The Ekhman and Qover families were present Lemuel Martin and wife of Yptul anti called on Mr John Martin FrL Edward Perry, 70 was found dead Sat noon by his son, Robert who cxnw out to aee him at his home in AAdenan Coroner Borden inch pike , Ruh ike lost week Mrs Lola Lobdell of ho was a Thurs nirht caller of Mr and Kta C J ClinUo rm Mr and Mrs Georje Meabon jr of Howell was called and from th BOSit Robert and Marshall Mea jatate of the body judced be had died baa, wife attended tbe Ionia Fair sometime the day before He lived Friday S rrayguests of Mr and Irj Joe M and Mrs Bert Wright of How B do were Jaxuts binjrer ind ii ell spent Sunday with Mrs EdnaUy of Pinckney and Mrs G maine Ti T u M A Ari Tfsld of I PM Drive d toMy ,t Oext W i TipWy rf Ann A IJ , I ,,1,3 at ti, claries Clrk 8e Mr and Mrs Pat bweeney of liet Mr and Mii Arthur Mrrii ol roit called on relatives here Sunday Detroit spent Sunday itb Wr and NOTICE for taaiae in the Stewart Anderson E4f EsUnfor let Metal work, gutter, downowt Scaoka pi toe near future we will also be eqriflpbraunc All work sruaranoed iey f abricatng A Sheet Metal Company alone but bad bee see by neigh bors Friday No inquest was held Mr and Mrs Boy DaUofham at tended tbe Adrian Fair and saw tbe Dynamic Wheat Demoaeteatioa by Perry tfiayden Quaker Miller Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Sums were Jack Young and Mrs John BelL Kenneth Treaater jr or Arbor is fUitinf at the John Neabitt spent laet home Ann ttU Sunday tttrday nirht visitors of Mr Mrs Walter Clark were Nelson Craig iivl wrfe of Jackson and Emmet 1 ur and viV of HowelL Mrs Rose Hendee is visiting reL atives in Lansing and SheparcUville MIAS I aise Ledwidge of Ann Arbor spent the week end with her Mrs Andrew Friday with Mrs Cornelia Bowen i Howell Louis Canton and wife wbo have Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Dex been at Portage Lake went back to ter and Mr and Mrs Andrew Nes St Catherine, Out, Sat Roy and , brtt called on Mm Jeaae Wylie Sua Jean Clinton of Niagara Falls spent mother, Ms Lleanor Ltwidge Mr and Mrs John Carver apentf la week there Desmond Ledwidge and fAmuy e Sunday in Toledo J Mr and Mrs Wm Martin of Det Detroit arc staying in the Lee Lavey family of Gregory Daniniek Conklin I jfc and Mrs Oliver Johnson of roit and Dan Broolss and wife of and family f Pootiac and Jamesxjm Arbor were Sunday guests offYpsiianti called at the G J Clinton Burns and wife of Ann Arbor Singer hs from a month at brother Wilbur returned home with bis cottage at Portage Lake Mrs Edna Speani was in Mr and Mrs Bob SeefekL borne Sunday ArHor Saturday Mr and Mcs toward SeefeW of Mrs, Clare McMacken was in Ann Mrs Ania Rhembcrger Ann Arbor spent Thursday night Arbor Friady Bdael Meyer and wife i Jamea Tmcber and wife and Bar Jama,i bara have returned from Fla and tow I Wife and the girandaon, Eddie Hartman left Detroit Sunday whom they will Vtm Wesley Reader brain ,easf avajK seassaje sveBsaBBB m WtV mfrVVVr 7rvV V V BUY NOW FOR WlNYtR DuoTherm Pinckney Dupach iassihcd Want KrJ Wc4netdaVT Aug 131947 X AND M BOAT COS MH SU MER CLEAFEMCE SALE FOR SALE100 lb 5 door lee box Solid Oak constnrtion C H Lloyd Ph Pinckney ISFii t Marine plywood rowboats and motor boats for sale at amazing savings to you Open Sundays Wilsons Kenii j aroiler Cot Howef Michigan Phone 1227 PROFESSIONAL CORNER FOR SAIi Lavatory HEATERS, WATER HEATERS TOILETS WASH STANLS, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS 1 a E 8 A 16 4k CU, FTDEEPFREEZE ft 4,6 A SCAN MILK j Dump Rake, Pedestal W C Haina 10136 Dexter Road Washing Machine aau J0 lb lie Box K Smith, 9450 McGregor rd Pinckney Michigan COOLERS WANTED To trade my motor J bicycle for an auto Louie Marshall j Pinckney Michigan , I WANTED JlSome one to put ir j GO acres of Wheat on shares Gerald Reason PRICES ARE RIGHT FuK SALESeven room house, two baths, shade, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St 1 FuH SALEScreen Doors iHowleU 1 Bros Hdwe Phono IDF Gregory rTEKTHuckelDerry LEE LAVEY FOR SALE iarden Cultivate 4ink Tables, 2 high chairs led springs and sttds rllectric Bathroom Heater Baby Swing Cat, , Electric sewing machine, Lawn Mower, Nursery chair And many other items Make me an offer CarUCram U06 Patterson Lk Rd WANTED TwogTrisor man and wife to room Board optional Mrs L J McKinley, 306 Mill St Pinckney, Michigan FURNACE CLEANINGwith a vacum system Prompt attention giv in to all calls Waggner Ritchie Phone No 8, Pinckney FOR SALFG E electric iron, like new 500 jHendryx Bird Cage and standard light wood cost 2200 isell for 700 756 E Main Pinckney, Mich FOR SALE 6 Rooms and Bath in Pinckney large lot and nice shade 1 Come back to the Old jHome town Property in fine condition Fred J Vnll 1 Phone w ri I loweli stay at Dmttf at IX Piaekaey, Mica Daily 1100 AM to 3 00 P M Except Wedaatday Moa, TneFrL, Set, 710O6100 pa VmaWiDidc A VanWiakk Do W VeaWleaie OR Cr RMeCLUSKEY USNT1ST 1UH R Miehifea K eni Attorney at Law Fleet State end Saviac Baae Office Mi H owamp John Spears,Cedar Lkjtd Pinckney FOR SALEAlaska iceBox 5 lbs ice oapacity Dale Miller, 4815 1ingree Road Phone 7RFT J perhour7on ivJk Will provide transportation MARION BEAUTY SHOP PRCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phaaa SPll JHaekeoy, Mieeigaa HESBSNELJ It 107 eV QmA Hawaii, CityLa0 east Fi A List Yea Property With Ma CEMETERY MEMORIAL J L ARNBTfc SON HAROLD a CHUBB Hawaii Mtdugaa l xtXJ II 1 witiuung woman ,ou e or two day a week qgjsm ncl usjd V, TALE C AtLee,68F13 Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Chevrolet Wrecker Pinckney Michigan Stock Minerals 325 ewte Uii lw rvxiel, with crane, all equip i FQR gALEl Laundry type, coal munt Janie jShireyJr burning henter and tank FOR SAiliElectric range, 4 burn 32i Unadiiu Street er in goud condition Norman Reason FOR SATELiving room te I JAMES ED AVIS AMMD suite a, Consultations by appointment Bed Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Waahiutf machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudill Frowst house TVAOTED Custom Combining call Gregory 3F21 or confact John i Livermort FOR SALE 7Norge Washing Machine in good running condition 35 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lake Road Pine LumDeri x 6 1060 nppon Baker Rd Tel 5191 Dextnr FOR SALE I x 12 lengths i K Hinchey Sons Townhall Rd lWANTEDAshes 7845 Dexter Silver Lake rubbish and rubbish to haul amay Will also pick up old I newspaper and mayazines I Harry Prtek PCE SALEuAuto VWu UJ Robert Vedder PIncVmey FOR ATTENTION FARMERS We are paying the highest prices in his section for wheat Wednesday August 6th we were bidding 52 en vJieat uud 224 for white wheat Listen to pur daily quotation over WIBM Jackson at fi 00 p, m and over WPAG Ann Arbor at 1145 A M Call us before you sell 3341 Chelsea Milling, Chelsea FOUND Three tined Fork on Pinckney Dexter road Owner may have by identifying and paying for this ad O H Paulson GENERAT INSURANCE PaaM B9PV Plnckaay Michigan A UCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BEliT WYLIE PHONE PINCrNEY 78F21 MARTtN J LAVAN 8Ha 13 136F6 Pkoae 136F6 RapairUf Stata 717 Lakadda Drtf Licaasa Ruth Laka Thi SALEOak floon, Farmers Feed Supply GD, ng, kttn dried, tlab wood PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mfr Htover fireplace Murray Bro J Lumber Products, phono 4681 Oeytor Mich 1 FTR SALICSiabwootf Buy Nawi j Turson Lumbar 0o Fhor 44 dojlL Mleh, STATC O MICHICU ProbaU Court for the Cavnty f Livingston v At a Sajurion of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 28th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L, Lyons, Judge of Vrobate In the Matter of the Estate of iCleve C Poole, Deceased, it appearing to tne Court that the time for presentation ttf claim against said estate should be limit d, and that a time and piace be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims an1 demands against said deceased by and befori said Court It is Ordered,That all of the cred itiors of said deceased are requinco to present their claims to said court at said Probate ctffice on or before WANTEDTwo unfunded room J the 6th day of October A D, 1047 Mfchlhere in Pinckney en oclock in the forenoon, said Drop a card to Ted Salyer oo of time and plaoe being hereby apCorbet Salyor, Pinckney pointed for the examination and id jU8tment of all claims and demand WANTEDTo rent a good farm against saidI deceased Peiferably dairy type Cash, or sharo It is Further Ordered, That pub basis Will furnish equipment or buy Hie notice thereof be given by pub, all or half of yours Roy Scott Iication of a copy of this order, for Pinckney, Mich, RFD 2 three successive weeks Prevjou to said day of heading ,n th Pmciuiey Dispatch, a newspaper printed and PHSWARTHOUTA SON FUNERAL HOMff Madera Bqobjaneat Ambalaaaa Sanlne Phoo S9 PwieWaay, Mickivn IEPTIC TANKS ACCESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEWEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4247 ANN ARBOW MICH 1 FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS P n Reldroea 61S SIANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 H East Gwnd River, Howel snd atd STATE OF MICHIGAN circulated in said Comity Housewives X 8AV B TOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortage fLUX Soft UFEBUCV it wadwMe sfcortage of all Animal Fata oaf Vagatable 00, Last year Soap Maken only of what they used In ltel ThU alao affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor Without the help of the Aaaarkaa Housewives thane would have been uttle soap last out of every nine cakes ef tamp saade last yer was, made from waste fats kitchens, oast same your grocer if ha has no soap hat my every ounce of fat you can and sell it U y One WeNttd tlmt v at this Store iTM I The Probate CJoWrt for the County i OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell In laid County on the 8th day of August 1047 A D Present, Hon Willi L Lyens Judge of Probate i In the Mattrr of the Estate of Edna B Moore, Deceased jEWray Hinckley, Administrator hav ling filed in said court his petition praying for license to sell the inter vest of said estate in certain, real est ate therein described It is order that the 2nd day of Sept ember, A D, 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and tfr al persons interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said mr 1 and place, to show cau why ense to sell the interest on said ,to fiuld not be granted It is Further Ordered, lliat piblic notice thereof be riven by pubHca tton i a eooy of tH OHT for thre succesva weeks previous to said 4ay of bjoartag in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and cir cvlatsd in said County Probate Wittis IV liyons Judge of Probate Celestia ,WhaU Rectstet Probate STATE OF MICiUAN i The Preheat Court for the Count ef Livingctoa i At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Offke in zc City of tUoweU In said County, on the 27th day of June A D, 1947 Present, 0m WiVU L Lyon, Judce afFrobate Bruce Horn Dirrparcd I HarrM K v fikal in i Court his petition praying that the j aefetafeteatiaB of said estate he granted to Jasnea Bask or teaosne ether ssutabie person I it isotoand hat 1V d day of November A a, H7 at tea a clank in 41 forenoon, at asM hate office, be and is harsh j painted tvt hearing sasa petttsasv ft is Farther Pranced, That Re netioe thereof he SFsn F at a oopy of this ordec, iar Willis L Lyons, Judge of A true copy, Minnie Porter, Deputy Register Probate of Male aWlfer Setdbedt end Til Close fo Fences with m SEAMAN TILLER Baeoui tlit whseh oHh FAMA,N TILLER j ef ot tht tldev On ao Ihe rev, tn proved medth you cca tilt tho toU tghl up elof fnci and make t f loetter tetdbod et th samn timeYu uc tuolly lncrait your crop oaeagc by pvU I ting feithcrto ldl lead into production j Tho SEAMAN h th original fnrm 3r rotary fllor fcsvicc vod ever a period Sf mof than I i It ii tup plitd M a fwil range ur or tokoofr nd motoriied aodcli, from 3dinch to STATE OF MICHIGAN I , , , The Probate Court or ,1 County of Livingston ,our aim anj va wmtigni, CJ At session of said Court, held at I it4 folk ir cor the Probate Office in tho Cicy of ij GEORGE KLAPATCH 77 JoAsySYIBW Anfi Arbor Mich Phaaa 0 Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, iHon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of KLfrKlUERATlON AP Ramond J Fick M I j pLIANCE SERVICE Lynn W Sendee, Guardian, hav FORMKp,ry WITH MQNTGOMfca ing filed in said court his petition, yWAIu praying for licenjpe to sell the inter, est of said estate in certainreal est ate therein described it is ordered that the 4th day of August A D, 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ar persons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a lieense to sell the interest on said est ato should not be granted It is Further Ordered, That public j notice thereof be given by publi cation of a copy of this order, for once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for said bearing J in the Pinckney Phone XiyHX Piaekney McPbersoK Slate Bank THE MICHIGAN COhtMUMiir PROPERTY ACT Dispatch a newspaper printed aid J Cormmtr J0 kw n circulated in said County j PfceMichigan taxpayers Willis L, Lyons, Judge of Probatel on ame level p taxpayers in the Minnie H Porter Deputy Register ten 5 wher community al Probate oroperty laws are in effact 1 From July 1, 1947 and after, in frohi personal services earned by husband and wife is considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit afl money recehpod from persona services n al divk ends and interest accruing from community property in a OMniaiiMty Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may aocure to them from this new law No 4 amid ef bearing a the Pjaohaeyj f cjirculated In said Coonty V Cyam, Judgs af IA rfifPrMf QUIZ, lapreparjfthe for , httara, ihinf to A Drive in extjme right lane A Check your aairaar iar ipsaditioat ia the rear C Blear mr ham lightly D Ssjsaal with year atap IcTafrssa SUc kak AJ larrfiaan apeed 9 Atrtva aiewijy C Stew 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 August 13, 1947 Description An account of the resource August 13, 1947 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 1947-08-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/fad1868d7471ebc025588f343d55a945.pdf 90c0db230ad42524db07a5964d95b45b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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UJ i n iJiiLppii J iiin ipipiimtMjifj Bmcta VOL 64 Pinckney DUpateh Michigan Mirror Catholic Tri Wednesday, Au 1947 County Congrtw ST KLVYO This Michigan Marco Polo, alter mmbling rbouti the Upper Peninsula tor two weeks nt thoilc TriStute Congress in a oew cabinonwheels, h jusijWllW vld e held in Grand Kapida, about come 10 an unhappy couclusf lumber 1217, liM7, embraces OUR DEMOCRACY MULTIPtyr6 PRINTEP WOKP ion it hasnt a thing to do with the climate which has been delightful The night hava beam cock an v have slept under one and two wool blanket every evening It hasnt a thing to do with the pros and cons of life in a 19foot trailer The miss us r,nd I havent had a light yet But after ruining a aixmonths old tire on the U S 45 highway bet ween Watorsmeet and Ontonagon and after visiting four state park, we have reluctantly arrived at u hunch that has been growing stead ily into a firm conviction The Up per Peninsula, bletyjed with a del thj state of Qiao, lnd and iiiea ant tho first oi iu kind to be j bald m Vha country Sponsored by UeyO aUvufel Catholic Welfare Confer viw the Congress aims to get Cathw olic laymen and by women to take the lead in having the Catholic pos ition better understood on such matw tens as charities and hospitals, world organization, industrial and rural life As the program has been outlin ed, sectional meetings will be held onouch of the five days of the Conw j gres at which speakers of national ightful summer climate and rich in I prominence will address the audience INVENTION O THE THC R07AZY PJK RtOiAttQ not tU WTADfcrr ANPEFf NoSf j Notes on the Game urrent Comment tourist potentials, is getting the roundaround with respect to state roads and parka The U S 45 highway, north of Watersmeet to Ontonagon, is a direct route to the new Porcupine Mountain State Park It is also per haps the worst neglected federal state highway in the state, as least to our knowledge Ontonagon ij chants told me that efforts to get this road fixed up have been in vain The tire replacement rate is about double what it is in the average county south of the Straits George A Osborn, editor of the Sault Ste Marie Evening News, re cehtly charged editorially that Nor thern Michigan haps been the victim of discrimination The condition of our secondary roads, torn to their raw corduroy hot toms by billions of revolutions of visitors automobile tires, is certain ly ,1 challenge to every Upper Pen insula county, writes Tvlr Osborn We have waited through a general ion of road buiders for good rouds We have waited in vain, If you stick to concrete highways youll never experience the rocky, relationship rough corduroy roads, some oil , , , which pose as state and federal ifhe fAL There will be mass meetings in the Civic Auditorium on three evenings One of the highlight of the Con greats will be the celebration of a pontifical high Mass by Kdwurd Mooney, Archbisop of Detroit, in the Civic auditorium on Sunday, Sept 14 The seating capacity of the aiid itorium is 5,500 Cardinal Mooney vill preside and also addrefes a mass meeting on tho opening night of the Congress Archbishop Robert K Lucey of San Antonio, Tex epis copal chairman of the department of lay organizations cf the National Catholic Welfare Conference, wil iiver the keynote address at the opening mass meeting The first day of the program will feature sectional meetings on Char itias, Hospitals, and Family Life Ed ucaton is tke topic of the second day, with Confraternity of Christian Doctrine to be discussed the thrd day The meetings scheduled for the fourth day on Industrial and Kurui Life are attracting attention t as pro minent men discuss Catholic princip led and their application to the laboi iLSMMA flOPJVrvf f0 OP A ME V 5 FOl r AKIJViS PAP FROV pmr VASTLY INCREJfcP rf JZTiQN a the third night o xiit bail at , the Pinckney lighted field to games were played iii the opena j the Ann Arbor iPretfc ouod iul i opjKwitou to the City Service j Howell who won y tofC Arnold oi Howell pitched 4 innings and u w ed 1 run Ann Arbor got 4 runs oil j Seger who pitched the last i tnn i ings Errors figured in the scoria I the Ann Arbor outfield work hvii I poor I In the final game Pinckney m t Mifii put on one of the real hot for which these tcjam have IHU j famous Pinckney won 2 to i, scf I ing ll their runs toe first mm Sreran eot a hit but was fmcad v second by Haines Ledwiugo hi , Lhoiii run scoring Haine nliead him Thi endul the Pinckney i in although they hod 4 men left v , bav J in Uo last C inning J nh Singer pitched a one I j for iinrkny, tlie lone Milfo I id rt ir bU 1 WHEN ME m I88S, THa PROC SETTNu TVt l j hit tinning in tin fith inning intfcr threw wild on Sheldkk, llvit batter takim second Me well U in on an out at first and sco f another jnfiel1 out Ioth ido fielded nicely, ejuh making U error, CCTY SERVICE OF Iiayton, b Coo, s cnpflict, e iUrigham, ftb K iner, lb l, rf i AB 4 3 3 4 2 4 TH AVArl 6NWS OF THS 77 AMECANS TXeMENPOUSLY efiOAPi 7HSEWCeOF THEPfitNTeD WOXP A vo rwiLATE0 THE WEE EXCHANGE GF 0EAStSOESSENTIAL TO A PeMOCKACY urdijrkr, If r rf, p Arnold, p, f 2 ANN ARBOK PRESS A0 2b pose highwayjs The four state parks which we visited were the Porcupine Mountain State park near Ontonagon, the Indj ian lake state park, and the Straitis state park at St ignace Although the tourist potentials of the Porcupine park are great, and we have consistently publicized them this park is sadly lacking in accomo dations for travelei, and Knox Jamison, supt is the first one to ad mit it The maps shows a camp ground along Lake Superior with electricity actually the land i un der private ownership there is ho drinking water or electricity The Gogebic lake state park is ,a bout everything you would want to have and we visited it at Mr Jam isons recommendation But we frankly cant say the ,same for the next two placed visited Indian Lake and St Ignace Indian lake near Manislique is 25 years behind the times it p wholly inadequate for postwar needs, n1 St Ignace park is next to a disgrace, and t could be turned over to the Mackin aa Island Park Co111 which hai male such a success and with fees, too of the Mackinaw City state park A good fire would threaten a disaster at the St Ignace park We were badly disappointed, as this placa is far below the quality of wellrun parks below the Straits convention will be devoted to programs of Lay organizations of men, women, and fhildrap Cougerration Notes 107,324 fishing license were isu nd in Michigan during the first 7 months of 14 7 Last year f93,407 wore issued in the ,ame period QunntiU planting of legal sized iron will continue to Aug 25 There were 91 forest fires last wek that burned over looO acres Lust year 50 Williamston plan clubs permitted hunting on 105,000 acrps This dept will furnish member and guest tickets for uch lui Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Big and Little Portage Lake A fsn lac was held at NewportBirthing Ueiich fciat night Aug 10 The meeting J was called to order at eightthirty by the pres M IL Guidot Interesting speeches for the meet ing were offered by Otto li II ill and M 11 Uullison 0 the consrrva ion Oept These speeches explain ed the cause of tne floods and tho measures of the Geological siry dent of 1 higan instructive eiches concealing 1uc protection were given by fire clucf Faiker and Supervisor li jMOee Sev eral contributions were received to Airplane spraying of DDT ever j wunl lhe 00 needed to purchase Dodge No 4 park at Cass lake was 1utnam townships new fire engine, the irst ,such experiment in tho state Officeus elected for one year were Tear gojs failed to drive the foxes J0S, c,udot, vtco Pres Wm, Maul out of their aens Neither did amm betsch, Sec,Treak Earl liaughn onia or burniiutjiiiphur or fuel oil j Trustees elected for three years were C Finer, L Iloulk, Dr Partiett Tvventyfour 2 rewaoViiave al ready been paid for fin clipped trout taken in northern Michigan Three thousand square miles in 10 counties have been added to the deer j hunting territory The counties are Muskegon, Kent, Ottawa, Siontcalrn fUr Praietf Mujptiy, No vena Frirfaj ilo S 00 f m PieMMtion fo ry ion Mt Saturjkujr t u u Sunday 70 to 7flO Suiumer Mass Srldwl 7 a m, J 45, 11 4 5, V B00 a n Friday and wild 8 a m Sunday, Aug Li, aftif IcriUffffi, UU 50th NovefUia A 1iioMg 1 Ji inlii late Jigbeit Auvluviir, Siij M Majv , jlii1, iu IecK, lib I Mahar, c, T Luoby, cf Clcinent, J Meyer, If T Looby, lb , London, rf k Amburgoy, , PlrfCKNEY Shrrmn, 2b Haines, PS laey, 3b i i r dwidg, If f Myer, c , c Hjirthout, cf 1 Singer, rf iv tile, il 11 Mnger, p MiLFORD 4 4 4 4 4 4 a AB A A A A I R U 0 1 I I 1 4 0 1 R 0 b 0 1 0 1 0 I w u , trogram 1 iiildrvii w Xmenca prodoc inivd a delicacy, has dft i of the nations bif That i the ice creaH tici uiuiiied 3iMl 1 0 v uum tile pmft i ,d It was not over 3d v iyu that the ice cream hiitly a u months i ream parlors opened ii Muy and closed Up fof abuut October fiwt iiu truck deliveries then tin ice cream placea uun ice cream There w liiifiy cones then and 1itl jtjpjcles were un penVctiou of auto and crram delivery eai rliiiiicil refrigerator in iiierally put the ice , on top of the world , famdies own made their own ice r Uiey had to depend imaal church or lodge u cream fur these fun n v 1 Ijlil y home madi viiuer seeing ice cream er most of lhe trees on Saturday with people lucin in preparation at niKlit11 uction Klliott says or hot school lunchea ear, due tu a 15 nd the probability School children t ehool ear Mich ,i 01,273 for the sch I Sept 1 The pub 1, i,2Hi and par 22OK3 2D ,r of the iied by the Dept of t uivhae food t dist uuol iijMiiding on ii iL 11 r 1 population 111eis used the hot ii ccar and 200 e fed 1 in 3 1 V I i t rid, t7ttl, j P u id, 1 p , v ltio rf , If Lv ence, 3b l, 2b Iira, J Kheldick, cf AH 3 4 2 3 2 2 1 R 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 R 0, 0 0 0 0 B 0 0 1 M 0 i V l V I nnale wmshippera of Tenn 1 11 i it again and y rre c at liirchwood, at i ir violating state , in 1 iii handeling of i li Their theory is 1 11 v religion into iii i rail let poisonious ,TII I effects ujijirr 1 uls and i li tliem ite them 1 inn ye 1 noutfh rel MI been many dea iii n e petting iu uut h uw what t iate nil it is th ii riiilihiii ol Israel fall , in r, an i worshipp U jjii 4 , en ring cir ai t BATTING AVERAGES AM a H HARD BALL NEWS Some of Pinckneys team failed to show up for the doubleheader at Hammond family lj, I 1 mass for On re , high mac, lor 1 Iacy, Jeq by AI We are grateui dd Siftrthout ley Reader Ionia, Gratiot, Clinton, Shiawassee, Manchester Sunday and aa a resultassisted during 41 Saginaw and Bay Deer damage is reported in all these By sending to the dept, deer hunt t , ers oan obtain a deer hunting dope We wanTto compliment the countJeheet giving information on deer ies of the Upper Peninsula for JP09I hunting aoring recreational parks of their J own, most of which are open to traveling visitors The local people are friendly Joe Daifs a Soo roil J road employee near Gulliver Lake, Marriage Pinckney spilt They lot the first gairic 5 to 0, with Red Sequin pit ching Errors figured in the scoring fw Among tiiose oaptFraneis Xavier Hov Ha Grant Ward and John Wylie, retir ed for many years had to play in this g itro In the second game IinckiKy got hilt galore and won 15 to i 3511 jvd Eugene Ai Lndei inst 1 uction Lanehton Thqfse who r eive ion were Mary ufp Clvrbonreau, Mi y 1 T u 1 v I JP Javey J ,h Ledwidge IVrrpt Shehan , I Jrtc Haines Fll Meyer PIU Gentile j Piil Singei f ch Palmor i Fred Singer Pb Singer S4 7 J 7 27 C H 64 17 Zl r,7 vi if m CO 17 l 25r Pet 3701 35l 3M j 817 i innal threi h v, a featuring ijm invest 11m y KaiMU , miilionair ue ij JJowa ilhighcs, and airplanuc builder ar, until Nov 17 jirtjng its lmor Sen who wa onducting got 1 jioison ivy Mr J to go to on his Tniation i ta t the in ITIV, Pv r,o JH le, 23 7 6K 14 ir, C2 15 14 32 8 8 2J 5 6 26 r 2rn 20 Vatcd aim a W K 1 t uit , says lug a bad press and , ulicnie ihe betting is Wahiughton that said ivT be re umed Steptoe pitched for them Pinckney jamos yiC plays Mesnards of Ann Arbor there Kelly Waller Sunday I J Hiohard Baldwin 07, Howell, Mary Fisher, 70, Flint Lawrence Mont came over to a township park on goery, 22, lirighton, K lyn Cone Gulliver lake where for the night, just were welcome to camp r f nearby as long as you witdi and it 1j Campbell, 41, Howell Douglas Ser wont cost you a cent, eiihei V j nhardt, 29, Brighton, Sylvia EodI When we expressed complete surrigues 2j, Brighton Wilfred Green jjjgjg YOU ol tot ttat for, Vlx8B tthML taita U vUUivr i iishpr 70 Flint iw JIWH Mnnr I lvvvis, nail V wa1, I niship park ong Ston n Cone V 0ther mS Chelsea Jk frn I ce Anthony tw her 7ll , , we were Packedf aiJaVe HSr I T1 , r in closing the 4M In, to y that weji5 e, Krll 20 PhiMipICh,n, xnp on his lnd ell Floyd Cooley, 61, Lowell, Anea I a P L ed returned to Mont,, FISHY In the west division Brighton beat FWlerville 2 to 1 Gabby Jamisonj , hook hitting a home run in the Web TWO GAMES HERE FRIDAY i The foilowng is taken from the to 2 There will be two soft ball games t Pinckney Friday night, Aug 22 The Hyne team of Lirighton will I mM CBdy Lake here at 780 At 94H p m The Pinckney team will flay the Webber Grocery of Dextet iack Packard will ch for Dexter Two weeki ago he pitched, ano hit MM against Pinckney and be wiL Aa it gtetfi dark early now both mitt be under lights Acbnias j ttt seduced prices iivale chronicle of Braddock, Pa 1 Chelsea and was sent to Fred Fish by aisl Mesnawja eon, Vernon Mama , and Pap Fish i pincknv took all the little Fishes to Waan South Lyon D C last weekend and the kids in j MawlMtf i sstoi that Pop walk down the 1 gaUnT steps of the Washington monument j with them These are the Schley St Fishes of which we are speaking iimiucnUy the maiden name of Mrs Fidh was Trout STANDINGS Wa Lot 10 2 8 4 8 4 7 4 7 0 11 SUSAMA DODIA Friday viere ne t French language He h iS U51 JOHN BELL JOT Hell, 62, died suddenly of a rt attack yhis home in the east of Pinckney Tuesday morning was the son of the late M Mrs Mark Bell andvia born in T township A farmer lie waf ,it on a number of farm in , ton Hi first, vife wa Cece ron of Lyndon Three children borr to thin unioa all oi whom ,r Tly are Mrs Barnadine i trhools iMtede of Ann Arbor Mrs Rita Pet j COHM CONML CfURC Rev Alfred Allard PMpiiiS , Organiat and choir Wrcto 6CU Mejw Cajapball S S Mr K 66V Vedder 416 worahip and Communion ,34 i0 I cordially invite all w not have ehurah home to v with u of rhehsea ai Mi Virginia ,,f rn Arbor Hia wife died v years ago married Mr Grace Lawrence xter and lived there until be the Dwijrht Wegewr Janr a came to Pinckney a number 1 oes his a daughters there MV r, Or tKhildren, William Beard and I Suaana Bodfac born in Transilvania, Romania, May 10h 17S, died at JOS Aug Iftth 1947, in the Lni LTsTioi The YwMg Ladies Avy wiir vrsh Hcaprtad in Ann Arbor Mich ol ana iwi , the 2Srd and 80th fihecame to thi country in Feb 20 Se4 1 at P M in Martins Locker I iota wi MA i rwu tin i VAUM came Vo tnw country P M in Martins Locker j IOI, and lived in Detvok till W3, Donations will be apnreciatod but in Nov lttfc 1984, moved to j this community on the farm in Pin KWWCE ckoey, Mich, and since she lived n eek we kpe Gamj Pinckney peojuie muto to aee thfa oammunity in peace with all thoae froon Pinckney, ati the 4 M enmp near Bright Pat,r flabool JWilbar ltlHs Young i4i Mactir fc Nelaon TreaKter of Ann Alter, Lawrence Henne o beater Mrs Wni Brow of Pincknej rr Jeanette Coo i deceased ,s, There are aleo lmrviring S bro Thcma of DejcterMark of Toli ,,, and Feed of GheJaea and 8 aii c T Mrs APTUA Wbeeler and Mrs WT TAX NOTICE Village taxec will be receiv BaOjara Vanamples of my Christmas Cards may Mar burial will be Thnra Amr 21 j my borne on YVednesay ev giiiuMnn caH a the home of Mra K EH t 2M P M in Pinckney Cemetery j and Saturday afternoons a ooun iott If pou want me ca4 er aaad, fvom the Swartbout Fuaral iJome Helen Reynolds Village Trot Mi F V ft ffi i n i iJ Cooper aaTiciatinc j 645 E Putnam St vroecca Onmane oft Cheisem Mr vni jk of Dexter 1 The fufwrnl will be at Swarthout Kundral Mome Friday mornimx, fiavf haiit Murjmy officiating Bnoei MaryV vraeo ih 1 ii Iri stiite were focus 1lc town of Clinton, i Uil week md the do pitched battles bet Mid Tionstrikers were tl front page daily rMMiu Lurttd and took MM r of factories during l iive in Detroit Now iibout Goo people and WW notor The A F L i U hi never had much miMv7inir workers in v f and were evid rd w i i a test case iff The Cluaton v II e for a 15c as Uu i nomas offered 8e railed them back to work tiii armed with cbflbs iii of the workers fought throuK the picket wen numerous on c sheriff and state Ioarently powerless to i i situation Next dajr ce pickets from Detroit reinforced the Aho had fought their waf Jlp had to spent the 4M TUV Siller made plana toejjp o militia but at hut V had been settled i an ttijr increase MRS GEORG MQMG eSr Hr and im Garcia AT v, fUi o I AM X , it formerr 4re SniivlfjmA mm uiufhters U toatSrtoemiial were in HetwiL 4 Mineral Homo at vPinckney Dzsph Wednesday Av l4f f ,11, ,1, i ,,J,, j t V1 AVON THEATER m 4 KtiMMMan SYLVAN 1 HEATER Fri A St Aoi ta2a A NUlodhrasaa tkt will kp you oa dg of your at FRAMED j GLENN FQRD, JAN IS CARTER Car too I Hold TWt LW 4Kitty Coruerei CQounuxUty Slog Sun 6 Tuo Au 426 GALLANT BESS la Technicolor Tea story of toy and ais eorsa WUfc MARSHALL THOMPSON, GEORGE TOBIAS r Ptat j New tat Fuain j COMING For Tha Lov Of Rurty iMSuaot Pasf Tommy Murphy ws in Credulous Gwafhow can there be sappaires in our basement he demanded, where are uy anyhow Right in this little black box, son, tfrinned the Edison man, tapping the The careful workmanship in your meter is reflected in its absolute accuracy, whether it be in your basement or outside your j home And the man who checks that meter is so welltrained that he reads its figures as quickly and accurately as you tell time s I I 1 WIWIIUIUIIHIMMMUHWMHtMIHUK first Natioval Bank FrL, Sat, Aug 22, 23 THE ANGEL AND THE BADMAN Starring v JOHN WAYNE, GAIL, RUSSE HARRY CAREY IRENE RICH Cartoon 4k Lata Now Sua, Moa, TuaaTi Aug 24, 24 26 PERILS OF PAULINE A Cowady Starring BETTY HUTTON JOHN LUND CONSTANCE COLLIER BILLY DeWOLE Cartoon Musical Wad Thur, Aug,27, 28 SOUTH OF THE CHIS HOLM TRAIL1 A Musical Wastara with CHARLES STARETT, SMILEY PURNETTE, NANCY SAUNDERS and FRANK SULLY Plus TOR THE LOVE OF RUSTY Wltfe TED OONAVDSON TOM POWERS V and ANN PORAN Coming JRobjnhood of Texas Mir aele on 34th Straet Murphy meter In there youll find tiny This emphasis on accuracy is part sappnireieweled bearings, made with the Edison way of doing business it same skill and precision that go into your dftdt watch ay ot doing tributes to the uniformity and the yT lr1 round reliability of your electrical service T B ETJD ETiRO IJV JEDI SON COMPANY MM , Ah 5 Under Faderai Supervision g Maaaiiar Fadarai Deposit 1 suraace Corporation All Da posits Insured up to e,09 fo 1 FACTS ABOUT VETERANS TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS i 3 1 Armed Forces Leave Hondo jj can be cashed utter Sept 2, 1047 This bank is an author ized redemption agency, idlea se bring your discharge papers lg with you I I Notes oi2HYm L uurge Austin of ILov r,w n ,,rl1lo lnk Sunday oV H untinUn of Howell died A Neighboring NeW St Marys picnic hold at huKson,, k, who old ms drip h 0l,e lJWe ast weeki m grove last Wed was a 11,, wVed n position Willi Kuu shrOri ha returned to Vp Ovr lnim dimirr nrkN wc ,11 i,,,,m at Kalamazoo Hihnti Local inn Jan, Jii V Kl i WlU iunt lltur ,, 7 liilhti tor the tu,s iho I of il T ,, iiii ii 1 VnnWjl M Frsh Air Cujnp, Lambcj IMJJJ Lk LTV Sii NT I Vinn vis toiitmuittj 2 Do not mail bonds to the Treasury War or Navy Dept or the Veterans Administration They do not cash bonds lu Wliitmorc Lake Frozen Lock t IdiisijRss lins beoi sold to Howard , , , fJorlicU of JijHojinmg VP oupt of Iublic Instruction ann vl J ounc 16 that busts will be inspected I HotTTuon oid the i,o,i , a olax ot 47 Y pars A an Kii u ri, aiy by state plice to thosti tickets, rinckney lost trie hail i,, jn ,i ivcn ,y lov li game to liwlerville 8 to DLco add C 1, iiimo has returned irom CorsrHi o JMHOS UJOGII ir i Ad LMVPV and iioy Tiid did not ,iy t,i, through lod iid HI l, , Anr iwv Cljir Ledwid a c a icci tioj F nel lOli play CUUUL lviMinrdy md IMI Will, LIUMI who has bee wjrkiji hit homo runs for 1ioeknoy in i iias HJOMM his family to j,, 3 jjt t C,r ruuntry ami K The V oi M Fresh Air HIHI at kon t nr jai a hrt 1ilk Aidivoi LaiihrUoii Jik has closed LouL Tim voin men got too ent huswi lo a A ha,, rinKlt to loseo lM ay handed a bicyi V1 inj nTiii to Island Lak odfis J ILnlloy jtunion at WclmTiiav regularly operation LLC Lcnttt of Hamburg was tak on to St Josephs hospital for ober virion last week Albert boyle, tfl, Chelsea was tin d ir25 for flyinp at an altitude ot oOO ieet over Half Moon Lake Sun Bonds do not have to be g cached now Keep them They 5 will draw interest at 2jrA un 2 til they maturea good invest ment m,MtiM 4 Safeguard the bonds, you ho4d Put them in a safe de posit box or deposit them in a Bafe keeping account at this bank HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tues Wad ft Thra, Aug 192021 In Technicolor SONG OF THE SOUTH1 With WAXT DISNEYS Fint Live Action Musical Drama RUTH WARRICK A LUCMb WATSON COMEDY NEWS Fri Sat Aug 2223 Matinee Sat 2 P M GEORGE RAFT, SYLVIA SIDNEY In MR ACE PLUS GENE AUTRY in J TWL1GHT ON THE RIO GRANDE Comedy News Reiman, U oi M, lootbill ,tar a, , u lihi and r strcot liJlo j, in charge but he ot iyy p 01,1,1 v,otv broken, and the jrlate jlu wm JnrV to x 0 ani is in the U of M ho iital i,,, n F d Jakds s, Frank Uiiley, upt oi Haibct ank Coleman of Andersen h ,,, Springs ithooi replaced him oriin for tht weather Fucau at XOJL L S mm i HiHiHimtiimimiHHiiiiminwniii i 9 AKia BUNCH Seedless lb x for Carrots Tomatoes ZrX Peck Potatoes Grapes Paper Cups Pepsi Cola emcrs Large fefe Miracle Whip 3f c VIWV9V Americasi Lard lib per rae A marriage licence was issued in Washtenaw county to Mrs Ida Koch 4, iiase Lake and Edward FrancisATHLETES FOOD GERM 7, Elyria Ohio, 4 HOW TO, KILL IT H Kuhn played with the Stock I IN ONE HOUR ridge ball team at the Mason fair IF NOT PLEADED, your 36c last week back Ask aiy drugffist for this Sunt Mon Aug 2425 Mat Sunday 2 P M Cont CLARK GABLE, SPENCER TRACY, CLAUDETTE COLBERT HEDY LAMOUR BOOM TOWISJ Comedy News More than 238 schools in Mich are nv giving flight insiruction i boys were arrested in tHoweli I l week for breaking Detroit Ed, germs faster Today at STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL Mde with 90 percent alcohol, it Penetraes, Beaches and ItiMs More Pl f ELECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contra 0 Work Estimates Given I LWS Alon treot lamps and find 3 ttnd CORY DRUG ST0RE, Uiackay 740 East PutnjnPinckney,Phon 6 EZ4r JJyO corts each P j Mr and Mrs Richard A mo Pau iiij Me Lucas of riowell visted fri ends in Wconsin last week Iert Hoff of Howell was taken t 1 St Joseph hospital, Ann Arbor last v k t Mrs Goldle Holt afier teaching in fIowell school for 3c ar has re tired I Uora to Finley Hubbard and wie ot FowleriUe Aug 12 a daughter Hamburg has a war bride Erni 1 Bauer wiio came from Berlin, Ger j may a month ago will b married , to Gerald IXnser of Hamburg, Aug 16th at Precious Blood church j Deaoit 1 The work of lighting the Milford atfatotic field started last week The poles are up and underground cable , being laid However, the field, roust be tiled and sodded Frank Seger, former Brighton ArgS editor is now editor of the1 Highland County News at Sebring FU i John il erry publication A lady in Goldwaier was shaken from her chair by the recent earth, quake and suffered a broken leg The BrifchFiw uvyt which ha 160 1 J Salt Pork lT Squares Uk Ub Ft Roast LB 97 45c 45 4 0 Ieharrn of the lighted field there ha the Sloan Menu w nd calling for concrete bHachers, rest noons and a broad, rostawr station ot 0 lightod field thew i still resaain in the S an fund i ng iitra sTR aiUid for Brighton 01 toe cF osnocil has turoed down a JOgostt for on elect km on the Aubjeet jBY O New Craoe nxtnees axe oow in full production and tbey axe reaching sot saackst in inqyasing quaotkaes Xhexe is a sisa and type ofsuctuee so aak every taste as well ojovery boab Youll like be teesb, soodecn styling of these oxiaiity pkuob log fissures, sbok snaajr isopcovesneots Aod yoell be trrri m 1 e asc Hecate prices of this npHohcminuce equipsaeot C jme ia aod see osolooe yoor order soday or r bk in 4ittatton CAM S tOO At Of tum id ti il ,1 owpB entertaining H COM SSW lz Its a tense saomeot for fearlejs Flash Borden HU tne sMScy of cruel Kane Jn this torMLarmnute advent uae Xierdon, DreatnlaosU entertaining cotak wktrwmk mm mmr mUm Ooansed MasSrnSinher Mkk27 lakeside Dr iUsh 1 rJLSL WAKTBajawpli to ic4 oocfceL MGHfT WfTJFPinckney Wednesday, Aug 20 1947 V T aaV SMtSTiZ The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood G aimed Qoods, Shoe Gents Furulshin Lingerie PtfiCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Mam St Piacknuv, Vchim ntaed aj second clut rttex at Postolfke at mekasy, Michigan andht UC ef Marsh ft 187 Main Subscription rut 19 Al W ttLBt Year 864 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 374 LOIJVL The Mi, Alberta Dinkel and UobUi MunseH ue wstiur iiut s in i iewiaiil Ohio AlUi Pinkel ami Misi Ldna Maa attended the Mason Kuir laat Wed Qeorg Meabon V uivd son, bob and Mi U Mrv Iteskul Meabon attended the Mason Fair Thursday Saturday KU8sts of Mr and Mr Andrew Ncsbitt were Mr and liw, A iay and Mis Howell of Lansing Mr and Mis Frank Thrasher and a iSK Bhneh Xylor f Knton Kupids weie Sunda Timet of Mr and Mr Ami i i of Hock ijuoU 1 Kennedys Gen, w LLJSL LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip FJf adtt to Detroit Lloyd Hendee CASH FOR 12 oHDlTJON DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 10 CATTLE ACCORDING TO SIZE ANl HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEfiP ItEMOVfcD FKFF WOKE COLLECT TO i DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 tin Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK ad or Alive IORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 2 per cwt DtPEM 0tC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuM Animal Collected Promptly mm Fquipount Callable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, PindmeY tV FASTEST ld cHk ftervice in Mfebtaur totral Dzmd StookCo PERSONALS Mr and Mr Frank McKehey of Pittsburg, Pa called at the Pert iVisU notne and other placed lad week They were former sutnwfcT re idents of Rush Lake I Lari Bunert of Detroit was a Thin, night and Fri jiight guest at the Curlett home Bert Wylie and Deuton llendee attended the raees NorthvJJle Fri jiiTht Deak sas he would have cashed in plenty but the iiorse lie had the family jewMs on fell down in the home stretch, Mrs Loren Meabon and children sp in sevejril days here last week She is visiting her grandmother in FuvvlerviMe now Mr and Mr Fdsel Meyer and dau litei have riioviil to Ann Arbor where they have taken an apatnicin Jie oi for the Ann Arbor PPSS j iucoe J arborough and family of Poyal k spent Li wtek end with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge j Mi Rose llendee returned home ThJMlay from ShepardsviHe I Alias Flva Brown of Tornoto, Ont ii Liu ueL of Mi, and Mrs Cliff Vanilorn Miss Mary Ellen Doyle ol Ann Arbor spent Friday at the L J Remedy ltome Billy Shchan of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Mri Will Shehan Week end guests of Mrs Jessie Wylie were Mrs Leia Xeuner of Detroit, and Mr and Mtfs Lowell Footer of Walled Lake Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie attend,, ed liie Mason fair laot Thursday Xorman Markham had sold the Robert Mers farm at Silver Lake to Frank, Pierce of Detroit who ha moved on it The Markhams have gone to Howell Mrs Kenneth Wylie, her children and the Keynolds Wylid children at UiHled V JDay at Howell last Thur Allen, Davjfs, son of Mrs Goldie Bowman was in the motorcycle races j at loria and FowUrville recently, 3 TOCK PIPE 4b FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 LOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 iVATOftES SINKS ATIR SOFTNERS TIC TANKS LAUNORY TUBS FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS ITIWGS JET PUMPS tanleyDlnkel NOTICE W aw now OJMI for Losinest ic the Stevart Andonon Bldir TCxtim aiadly given for Sliest Metal vrork, putters, downApoiits, Smok ki and fvaamtt nepairin In the near future me will alto be eqrigfor wrtding and btamg All work pu ja nteed taekiey Faferkatng Sheet Metal Company Trjr a r s iv IT arid wife ford, Ohio, were Sunday Mr and Mrs John Carver George Ssco who lives on the east sile of Fortcie Lake has built a, house across from Earl Bauhu home Nelson Treaster and famly of Ann Arbor sjent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Bell The Thomas Ware family were guott it the home of Mrs Alice Schoenhalfs in Howell Sunday in honor of Alice Fee birthday Mis Alta Meyer, Mrs Louis Coylo, Mrs Joyce Au,,tin and Alger Lei finished their summer school at Mhhimun State College lust week Jeri Lamb seiit the week end willi Mti Alta Meyer vr mother was called to Perry bj the illness of Mrs Bert Smith Dr Javres Nash anrl family of Colduater and Isabel Nasli of Ann Alr spent Sujida vy tij Miirk Nai h home Barbara, Jean, and David Nash spei , lat week at the 4il cinp rtiir rilitofi Mark Nash and fim ily visited them there Thursday Mrs Pauline Burehfield and dan filter, Caroline of Detroit and Mrs FvaVd Ueusen of Coneaut, Ohio, wore Sunday gwetts at the Phillip Sprout home The Qharles Soule family of Ho v ell wtMiNjtfTpek end vitors at tlm Philip Sprout home Mrs Phillip Sprout and eon Ed were in Ann Arbor Thursday Mr and Mrs S H Carr enter, tuitud, the Harry Lee, Mylo Kettler und Jack Hoherti families Sunday in honor of Mrs Trent Jack of Far hope, Ala Omar Gas and wife of Deroit spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee hone Barbara returned home with them for a week Mr and Mis Arthur Crawford of SlrawLerry Lake were Sunday guet o Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee The marriage of Miss Patricia Ketler of Jackson and Gene KUroy of Prooklyn took place lst nie,ht at the Mylo Kettler home in Jackson Joseph Busy I o and family pent Sunda with the Nelson House famly in Vjilanti Robert Grainger and family of Holt pent Sunday v JLM Mo KCJ Howard and Eva Melvin Mis Joe Basydlo and children feu1 Thuis witli her peojle in Fow, lerville i Sunday guesU at the Edward Spears home were Russell GhVr and family of Fowlerville and Mr Parsons Matthews and friends of Vpsilanti The Hollis Wylie family spent Thurs tmd attended VJDay in iiowell Grald Henry ha finished nier school in Detroit and is for a vacatoin The Lloyd Hendee and Ambroe Kenimdy families picniced at Car penter Lake Sunday ttrr J rrie E4el of Kawkalin Mieli, is veiling the Fih family liosis Read and family and Kuss Read and family were Sunday din ner quests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sneed at Whitmore Lake Mis Muriel Read returned home from Bluenob Canip, Pa last week Open Evenings 1946 ChvroUt T wo Door 1942 Old Two Door 1941 Hudson Four Door 19 41 Old Four Door 1940 Chevrolet Two Door 1939 Ford Tudor 1934 Chevrolet Two Door 1933 Chevrolet Coupe Tractors, Trucks 1939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trail 1940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers ,NeV 19if I Dimond P immedftte Deliverf 112 fo2 Ton Cab and Chasu long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires Don Main Sales lis Dorothy Parker ipie with the Wnlter is in Manis Parki rs Gwcueth Clawson is leainine to ie a telephone operatoi at the Mich tell office in iHowell Th Marvin and Jay Shirey fain lies j id Sun at ihe Detroit ,00 M t Kelly of Dexter pauont ut tho Howell who was a Sanitarium about a year and then went home ie now irl the Leland Saniturium pilmti Ho was an old chool tern her in this section near time LOSE IN TO0RNAMENT Louis Shirey and Farnie Shirey were home from Fast Jordon Sun Mr and Mrs Lhyd Vanltlar cum returned Friday from Veilow htoe National Park The James Tincher family have Fold their home in Howell ami wid jnove hack to Tampa, Fiaf whexx they have hought a place Maxine Atchinson spent several deys lit week with Lcona Camp hH at Pfyrtage Lake Week f Id KU ls f L and Mi Walter Clark were Mr and Mi Kobert Fisher of iowlerville, Mrs lvoe Hendee and Mr and Mfs F1 laik of Ann Arbor John Meyer and family of VpsiL anti sport Sunday with Mrs John Martin, Maxine Meyer remained for a week Joseph Griffith and family spent Sunday in Detroit Mr and Mi M F Harrow went to Manchester Sunday Mr and Mrs Andiew Xesbift at tended tht Mason Fair Thurs and Jack Reason and family and John BulK and family spent irJXU Sat to Wci at Douglas Lake Don Griffith is aso vjth Wesl y Reader in thenorth A card was ree i eived from them Mom mailed from sum Newberry js home The Phiiathca AW Party was held at the home of Mrs Thompson at HLLand Lake A short buines meeting was followed by an after noon of visiting on the lawn A summer lunch w served ir the Mr and Ur C V Hewlett and Charles attended a two day Conveu lion of tho Michigan Watkins An hed in Lansing Mr and Mi Winans Sylvama O part of last week at the Due eiUMi field 7 meat at Ann Arbor player Kut losl until the1 Ud lo the hot weather and other Pinckney was only able to men for their state tourna Uame with Weit Sah A C Monday nigh, one and did not arrivi inniii The other elec, ed to play with niiothei I eat Pinekney filled ih bass in tho coo l Uitii John Iaikri and Bil Ambt y Hlwy did not do bad, Ambiv efttinn1 1 of Pirukneys 4 hits Bob Singer allowed G hd ,, of them eoiiiK to Jones the Ann Albor nero pitcher Ann Aibor ot 4 run the, 4tli whon Ann Arbor idi ed the 1ises on a walk nn error ar d a hit Mite hen lined to Swarthou who failed to hold it and it went for a home run 4 run, scoring The la,t run wai the result of a walk and an infield out in the 7th Pjnkney filled the bases in the on hhehans hit laiiies was hit oy a pitehed bail and Ledwidge walktMl Amburey singled to center Sheha scoring Ledwidge walked in the fith and scored on hits by Swarthout ad Audujgey PINCKNEY SFhan, 2b Jlaines, b 1avey, c Ldwidtre, If Pa ker, rf Swatnou eft Ambur ss P Sing ef, rf Gentile, ib B Singer, p AB R 3 2 3 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 WEST SIDE A C AT KTMITtt2i 10 CRIATftAYf UTKKAUUCULTW MW KfMltCftS Of iCtOIC It tftmTttf where she has been an instructor Thompson home at HLLand Lake h,s summer Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher attend sh Fred Read and Kobert Readied the Show Boat at Cheasamng families were Sat night dinner Saturday night s of Uie Ho Read family at, Murray Kennedy and family spent KiW Lake v 11 J11 SUnley CuWer Mary n Galgali, c Sendieiiger, s Grammatiro 3b Stroher, If Jones, p Mitham, Ib Talitz, rf Sehneebger, cf Shaw, 2b AB R 4 2 4 4 3 2 3 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 t H 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 t 0 0 H 1 1 1 3 e 1 0 md fig yftiat A, nnti Aftt fUlOI 1 CiU4fMe4f 4 1 1 NEW LAWS Mis Mary Mevers returned hotnejin Oak Grove j These two tews should ma4eJt Lirt wck fiom a two weeks visit at jft,w8 Tincher and family of How an re ol rural boys and girls mhg r rxA Ma 11 wre 1huri guests of the Ona school m Michigan Act 14 jwandei rf,tand family attended CanMl Vanity at Portag Ike that all clhildren 1d J Northville mces Friday nitfht j rym, Atl and family of Ann Id they are 16 3jJf irs Gladys Clinton spent lartiAlbor sent the week end with Mr vioun to this an eighth grade diptom W4ok with MUv Lolo Jbdell at her airti Mm W, C AtLee cottace at Windier Lake C J J Mr and Mr George Meabon jr Glinton spent the week end there th Howard May and wifeviitd Mrs Clare Palmer, wn, Wesley Robert Marshall at Foete hospUl and daughter, Patty returned home jttCkson Sunday from a week at Iron Mt Saturday Mr AM M Klwin Hulce of Cbrt The work of lighting the Dexter , called at the Curlett home Sun Hthletk fHd w4U be completed by jhey left tor Tustin, Mich Monday Sept 15 The iElectric Service Co of j Mi Mary Teepie viwted friends Ann Arbor has the contract in Detroit last week Mr and Ma Don Swarthout at , Qujte a few districts schools nave tended the Mason Fairlugday signed teacher, Mrs Noreen Carr Rev, and Mrs Allard tinned will teach inthe PlamfieldAtma Kil from their 2 week vacation last mer in th Reevjk Mrs Beachy in Fridav the Hkka and lira Marjorie SiiUi RtU Kennedy had a tonsil remov at pumpkin College Mr yce wita je local al operation at McPbeofcu fcoapital Austin in the Younglove j their traosportatieeu hMt lWovnl faut week LemuM afal wife rjtioii 1y M Mr and Mm George Hargraveaj Mm 8oArlMA of YtfoIaAtited t one tmw m j aon of Detnrtt spent Spaiy ml anent j mm m J a excuhd children in primary diet riots wheretraii8portatioar was not j provided Section 346 Act 331 of Public cs of 1947 lades it asaad fttery that the boards of as adsaot ditfbiatnot maintaining hsjjh atssnnt gxade pay transporteMo of m chikireH who have nssjUtif fjst eighth lowie regardWtfs M aaje asajt higtfc school grade to anotar dis which offers echool wosL These two laws snouM possible for many atecs attend high school, tog u attend high school It to war Pinckney Disparity Wednesday Au 20 1947 DuoTherm idssrtied Want Ad FOR RENT Apartment, lnq o4o L Putnam at Phone 14 YQ iTSALL TTTTiaby playptua t u swing with metal stand like new born for 11 Also ice box and oven PROFESSIONAL CORNER for ail Rtoe Mrs 5ii Mower licid John Co lone Phone 100 HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOiLETS, WASH STAiLS, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS I G 8 16 CU, FTDEEPFREEZE 4,6 ft 8CAN MILK COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Foil f K EIMK Wucr Hvater 5, J un vj i rfjucity Have i stOh Stanfv Dinkei FoU A K one Ikihei uv i 11 John Dinkel KU vii luu lb 5 door Ice box Solid Ouk construction i Vb liilfv 13FJij 1 Lavatory W C Haine 10136 i, Dexter Road I Washing Machine and ioO b Ice Uox K Smith, 9450 McGregor rd Pinckney Michigan WASTED lo trade my motor bicycle for an auto Louie Marshall i,nckney Michigan WANTEDSome one to put in GO acres of Wheat on shares Gerald Keaon Foil SLESeven vuom house, i two baths, shade, p rden, fruit good location 2,, Putnam St V7ni SALEScreen Doors iHowlett Urod Hdwe Phone VJV Gregory KT7iliuckelberry Swamp John Spears,Cedar Lk Hd Pinckney eeple iii C AND M iiUAl COS Miu SUM, MER CLLAPENCE SALE Marine pl, wood rowbouts and motor, oau for caie at amazing savings to you Open Sundays Wilsons Rent aLruiler Co,, iioweg Michigan Photte 12J7 FOR SALE Garden Cultivator Zink Tables, 2 high chairs Bed springs and steds Electric iithroom Heater Baby Swing Cat, Electric sewing machine, Lawn Mower, Nursery chair And many other items Make me an offer Carl Kram 66i Patterson Lk Rd CKNEY SANf Ray at Daffy, at a Pinckny, Mich, Daily lliOO A M to 2 00 P M cpt Wednesday Mon, Tue,Fri, Sat, 700800 por DR Cr RMCLUSKEY DENTIST IllVi N Mictlge OttUx S35 RaeioVsate 814 SeeaSage e Appetatswai iiftwell, Miekicar VanWlnkJe VanWinkU Don W VaaWlnklS Charles wassali Attorneys at Lay Flcat SUU and Savins Bank HowelL MUaLjaa CEMETERY MEMORLAj J L, ARNET, SON Aaa Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Representative Monuments mm Mark nl WANTEDTwo girls or man an wife to room Board optional Mrs L J McKinlcy, 306 Mill St Pinckney, Michigan FURNACE CLEAN lNGwith a vacum system Prompt attention given to all calls Waggner Ritchie Phone No 8, Pinckney , Foii SALEG Rooms and Bath in Pinckney large lot and nice shade Come back to the Old jHome town Property in fine condition Fred J Kealton Phone G75 Howell MARION BEAUTY SHOP PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone, 8F11 JHaekney, Michigan HESTSNE liS S07M 1 QMB4 UM Hawaii, JWeaiga MARTIN J LA VAN AHinn Uw Paoa 13 Brtgyqpfc iMfa Raal Cetate, City, Lab an Ft A Speciality List Your Property VfHk Ha m rAhlsk box io IDS Dale Miller, 4S10, nutree Road Phone 7NF13 U MUSKJ cc uux 6u iu VANTEDTCltamng woman 60 ic capv,y Dale Mller, 4S10, per 0ne twQ dfly ft week Will provide transportation ruli SALE Saddles and bridles new ml used W, cjfulSFJi3 FoIT SALE Chevrolet Wrecker lit62 modtl, with crane, all equipment James Shirey Sr Stock Minerals 325 cwt H FOR iVLE Electric range, 4 burn er in 001 condition Norman Reason FOR SALKT7Living room suite Hid Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking Chairs, WaahM machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudill Frqst house WTNTEDTT Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Iinckney Michigan FOR SALE 1 Laundry type, coal burning heater and tank 321 UnadiPa Street LKJe LAVEY GENERAL Piaekaav INSURANCE Paoao 59F1 Michigan KARAUSSJSIUCRTV PHONE wuan Phone 136F6 mm Stata Licona Ropalrilg AJNOE 6717 Lakotida Drtf Rush Lako PH,SWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMV Modorn Eqruhoiaat Anbnlaaoe Sarrica Phon 39 rHaekaoy Mtctga I Custom Comnining 3F21 or contact John rail Gregory Livormoro lORsXLENorge Wasinng Mach ine in good running condition 35 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lake Road J FOR SALEPine Lumber x 6 1 x 12 Inngths F E Hinehey Sons , Twvnhall Rd Farmer Supply r, PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr 7845 Dexter Silver Lake WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prtek FOR SALEOak flooring nnd d ing, kiln dried, slab wood r thai stove tw fireplace Murray Qrog i Lumbor Products phone 4681 Dexter Mich FOR SALESiabwoofl Buy NWl huron Uunber Co, Phor rlovelL Mich JAMES EDAV1S AMMD Consultations by appointment 1060 Baker Rd Tel 5191 Dextaj FOUND Three lined Fork on Pinckney Dexter road Owner may have by identifying and paying for ithis ad O H Poulson WANTED Tvo unfurnished room3 her in Pinckney Drop a card to Ted Salyer oo of Corbet Salyer, Pinckney WANTEDTo rent a good farm Perferably dairy type Cash or share basis Will furnish equipmertt or buy all or half of yours Roy Scott Pinckney, Mich, RFD 2 STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probal CoOrt for tho County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said CourthfJd fit the Probate Offlee in the City of Howell In tald County on tht STATE Ot MICHIGAN I Tho Probato Court for the Coonty f Livingaton At a saafion of said Court, held at the Probate Off ice in the City of Howell in said County, on the 18th day of August A D, 1047 Present, ,Hon Willis I Lvon0 , Judge of Probate I In the Matter of the Estate of I Edward J Perry, Deceased I It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation at claims against said estate should be limit cd, and that a time and place bw appointed to receive, examine ana adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andbefort said Court It 18 Ordered,That all of the ored iters of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate ctffico on or before the 27th day of October, A D 1047 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and plaae being hereby ap pointed for the examination and iA Justment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WHITE ALLTNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241, ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST SO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN VOR APPOINTMENTS rPNP us RMdnce 61S STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney tt Law 207 East Grand River, Howef Mafct tsffe Seedbeds i and 7 Close to fences with m SEAMAN TILLHR Becauit tfc Mh of the SEAMAN TILLER 8th day of August 1947 A D Present, Hon WiUic L Lyons, said day of hearing ,n the mciuwy L Judge of Probaflftt Dispatch, a newspaper printed and Housewives SAVE TOUR VASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortage I In the Matter of the Estate of ki Fdna B Moore, Deceased EWray Hinckley, Administrator hav ing filad in said court his petition praying for licence to sell the inter est of said estate in certainjreal est ate therein described ,It is order that the 2nd day of Sept ember, A D, 1947 at ten oclock , in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be snd is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that al Ipersans interested in said estate ap circulated in said Comity Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true capy Minnie Porter Deputy Register of STATE OF MICHIGAN for the fLUX TOJLET SOAP LIFEBUOY The Probate Court County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of iHowell on the 18th day of August pear before said Court, at said time A 194 rr , Present, iHon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate t In the Matter of the Estate of eH placed In Irmt of h rrachinA intec,,1 of ot lh tldt, en n of the now, im proved modt , , you cin liii the toll , Ivjht up eloie t fenfei , and make O ctter teedbftd fit the samn lime, Ycu ue tually increate your crop areago by putting hitherto die load into production Th SEAMAN b the orfpmrf ftirm iin fjtory fller icrviccrvcd ovr a jricd af more than Ion It i tupplied to m fwU fongo c or takeoff 11iJ motorize eiodcls, from 3oinch to 2inch tillage vUthi, , let ut fjff yem were about trie StAi7 ILLER and ff pra,rc c,,o rt our aim and crty, 01,jiijns Come MO lalk it crr, and place, to ihow rauu why a license to sell the interest on said es tir iuld not be granted , , , , ItiiPurthar Ordered, That pihlic Arthur rH0 Fhntoft, Deceased netfee thereof be tfven by publict H,ram HSmithexecutor having fileo ton oftanvof Ms oMer for thrre in said Cou his final Administrat isuccevt weate preview to Mfcllf0 an,d her uon Pjaylng day oi htAfkfa In Jho Pinckney Die , r the allowance thereot I ptch, FmmZmpn Panted and cif Jt ordered the the 8th day of latad to saM County SePmbeA D119AT 5, is world wide shortage of ail Animal PaU sad Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only ft ona fifth of what they used in 141 This alo affects paints, textiles, leather gooS, floor tC Without the helpjrf the American Housewives there would have been uttle soap to One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved no soap but save avery ounce of fat you can and sell it to your Probate Willis L Lyons Judge of ProbeJ Ceteatla Parehall Register a Probate in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and all nvuiir said account and hearing said portion It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publi, cation of a copy of this order, for rmll D lonce each month for 4 months prior COUnClI frOCeedingS to the month set for said hearing GEORGE KLAPATCH 377 LAEVUJW Ann Arbor Mich Phoua 902A KLPKlGtRAUON APPLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMER YWARD HAROLD RADY 3380 RUSH LAKE RD, P1NCKNY Phone IZtJPlm Pinaknef kitchens, lie 4ont blma your grocer if he has We Need thmm tmmwm Them at tltis Store rmtu ar strivt MEATB AI Clarks Regular meeting of Village Council Aug 12, 1947 Called to order by Pres Parker foil owed by ro call of officers Pnsent Clinton, Clark, Swafthout Absont Palmer, Dinkel, Kennedy Motion by Clark supported by Swar thout that following bills be allowed Det Ediron Fire Siren 90 N J Duz7ar4 Care of Park 4505 Detroit EdisonStreet Lights 10595 Paul Curlatt Council Pro 420 Joe ClaricCare of x lag July and Aug 400 Motion carried Motion by Clinton supported by Clark to adjourn Carried i Mildard Ackley, 0 Special Meatir of Village Council August 18, 1947 4 Meeting called to order by Pros I Parker followed by Roll Call of off ieer Preaent Palmer, CUnton, Kennedy CMc and SwarttKwt Abaent Dinkel Motion by Clark supported by Ken nedy to boy new weatherproof flrei ii siren to replace burned oet Motion carried Hotion by Kennedy anpurtid ty CUatem U e4Jon MetteB earried Mftend vVUtft McFberson State Bank Dispatch, a newspaper rinland THE MICHIGAN COMMU,Ntrif circulated in said County PROPERTY ACT Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Community Property Law enMinnie E Porter Deputy Register acM plac Mietaxpayers Of Probate Safe PrM QUIZ No 4 In preparing for a right tund the most important thing to do is 4 A Drive in extreme right lane B Cheek your mirror for conditions in the rear C Blow yoir horn lightly D Signal with your stop, light i lQ When approaching a railroad D crossing, you should a A Increase speed B Drive slowly C Slow OWQ D Cosat to a atop, to rrozmi with eaatioa Cv Cct on the same level taxpayers in the ten other states whrn community property laws are in effoct From July 1, 1947 and after, infrom personal services earned by husband and wife Is considered community property In computing income tax thereon tho husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit ail monej received from personal services an all divi ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may accure to them from this new law McPtorsM Stale Baflfc Money to lean at Interest paid on 8a Time Certificates ef 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 August 20, 1947 Description An account of the resource August 20, 1947 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 1947-08-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a7368cf00934bbe3b2246903e3d58cfb.pdf f51b4311d424f09126cb1c2f1e8419d1 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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PW4MP ppjJJIHpiUItIIJJj ispatdj Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday Aug 27 1947 Michigan Mirror jSchool Opens I More from private notebook, of your Michigan Marco Polo I We stirred up tiding with our1 critical bUust againa Uggiug sato parka in the Upper Peninsula, pcu moied by our eironui experiences, is four parks from Lake Gogebic to uie isiraiio ixow come an iufici,i lag letter from Harry H Whiteley, veteran member of the state con Sevatiory comm and a newspaper ed itor at Dowagiac Harry calls em as he sees em iHe has been uoing this for years We ownt recall when he withheld a punch, lie has contrib uteri thousands of hours to public service Tue,Sept 2 With the opening the Pi nek the oi L iity school but a few days away, the faculty arc trying to work out mean ul uiitig uro oi the expected increa sed enrollment Last year all en rollment rccorus vere bruker wheji liVi pupils turned out This year this iLuw L exported to be greatly ex ceeded The inctease expectced m lower giades which were crowded above capacity lust year The school wa able to handle them then by excavating another room last yrbut there is no room tor the expansion except by building Many more lain Your comment as to parks, UKl nilve moved into the districts as far us it goe, does not hit ihejthe ijast iear iml the Papulation at spot, says Horry The lack of park facilities fy purely due to a lack of money We are obligated to cjiotftte parks with initieuuaL man pov er Until we get different attitude on the part of legislators, we cannot do uny part of a job in our park Everybody wants more and better parkjs, but no one pins the direct responsibility where it belongs on the legislature and on the budget office Give us money, and we willf give you park servicer State parka are visited literally by hundreds of thousands of people each year They are popular, and rightly so They affoid an opportun 2n ity for wholesome recreation the nearby lakes who send to Pi nek ney has greatly increased There are a number of new mem bers on the faculty Lawrence Doby repiace Miss Alarjorie Curtis, Mrs Zabie Lavey iliam Jflw Raymonda Morris, Mrs, mar and Mrs Mildred E louse Campbell The faculty is as follows Science , Supt Reader History, Latin Alice Wilson J Business Course Lola Lobdellr English Germaine Stackable Mathmatics Lawrence Doby J 7tli and bth Raymonda Morris 5th and lith Wilhelmina Swurthoui 3rd and 4th Jennie KeUenberger 2nd and 3rd Dorothy Campbell andPrimary Catherine Thaver Muic Mildred Lavey Janitor Clayton Bekkering vvjtii the football season schedul ed to start around the 2oth of Sept OUR DEMOCRACY yMat LABOR DAY SlXTy YEARS AO, IN I8B7, THE STATE OF OREGON PASSED A LAW DESIGNATING THE FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER AS LABOR DA SINCE THEN, IT HAS BECOME A LEGAL HOLlDAV IN EVERy STATE OF THE UNION IN EVEftY TERRITORY AND DEPENDENCY Notes on the Game much relaxation, Michigan is way ahead of the average state in its public recreat ion program It recently started to purchase 100,000 acre in the south practice will have to start at once eastern section of the state near So far only 3 home games are set Detroit and it is committed to buyiedulod, They are with Brighton, some 20,000 acres in the i urcupme Manchester, and Hartland pestei Mountain state park area in the Slockbrkge and Eowlervillq, last Upper Peninsula yeais big pities are all played away This acquisition of land has prom The prospects should be good lor a bettor team than lasu year Of the squad Jim Meyer, Russell Clarh, Jo Burns,Ray Hurtibuse arc seniors and have playeci several years Oth era who are back and played last are Jerry Clark Bob Darrow I fjolm ElmerDon Clark Joe Jeffrey Purely one of the big jobs ,,,, U the development of state land Bill Lnciuist and Pat McCowan Haw can thii development be fin Tlit Pinckney Public School will Juiced Pen Tur Scpt 2 at 90 for a To remedy the lack of fundsjuay in All elementary children whereby the state might provide bet will enroll at that time ter and more facilities a must Hiyh School students must registe, if the public is to use the land J atliMol on either J hurs Aug the conservation commission spon sored a bill in the li47 legislative 1 ii to 000 session, This measure House Bill 289 propped to give the comm authority to charge Vii it desired SOFT BALL NEWS no opponent nuld be found J or Brighton last luday night 1mck ney played both guim They beat Brighton JO to 0 but Usi the luial game to Weberh ot Dexter G to Paul Singer pitcid the lust aine and waa not orcki to extenc huoeli as Pinckney run up a bur leuj Brightons big inning was the 7th when Millar aiid Fulk dnglcd aT Current Comment The debate carried in the n whether or not there saould ba betting allowed on the horsa races at the state fair in Detroit this year b J turned out to be a tempejc in atM pot When the state adrainistrativo board finally voted on tjie propoait ion the vote was i to 1 for allows ing racing Now the state has gottaa iitd ,,1 I,,,, ,, , , ,a 11 tinng for years by leaiiifcr and Bidwell hit a home run Leita th got Ji JnU for BriMhtoii Bnyliton outhit Pinckney to 8 but Brighton pitchers hit J batters and issued 0 walks Paul Singer hit a homer fur PitKkuey, the ball going to the cen ter fieW fence In the final game Pinckney hit ters were w k ami Dexter led 1 to 0 up to the fthj when they scored o state fair race track to the rto in syndicate whose headquarter if Cleveland, geu 250,100 a ju rental and 50,000 a day while races ai bv, f held This isnt hay At a time when the states are having mure duties thrust upon them they cant be too particular where the money to perform these added dot ies conies from Editor Myers of runs Mueller and Packard were safe Lapeer started the controversy whe Gth when they started bunting I luyd , hehan and Haines all bunted safel land Laey cleaned the bases with a mine run They rallied again in the th when Sejuin doubled and Lloyd bunted safely but Jentile and Bob Singer fanned ana Shchan iojped to 2nd Lloyd who caught thk game for Pinckney got A hits in times u rinekney ill play Munith hero next Fri night There will also be a p m game what his authority is for this last state inent Has he ever attended the Nur thville racqs u The rj,ui ty of lighted athletic ,1 nues and morfe are being ejy year In tiis section 51 PINCKNEY pted a new Igripe which 1 have been hearing with increasing frequency IU is this The state is ever seeking to acquire more and more land but is ever neglecting or de laying to opjen up this land for pub year lie use f Joni i,iiii , , ahead Richard Schneider Jim Burroughs j FoR MILLIONS OF AMERICANS, LABOR PAY MAKS THE END OF THE SUMMERS ACTlVlTES AND THE BEGINNING OF A NEW SEASON OF ENDEAVOR BUT BEVOND THAT, ITS SIGNIFICANCE LIES IN OUR RECOGNITION OF THE DIGNITY OF WORK AND THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PRODUCTIVE EFFORT AFFORDED THE PEOPLE OF OUR DEMOCRACY Khehan, 2b Haines, s Lavey, Ah Swtnthout, cf I P Singer, p Anburgey if Gentile, lb Setmin, Reader, If c AB A 3 4 4 n 2 3 ,j 2S from 100 to 000 or Pri from to do 80 a public fee for three thingp Admission into a state paik, parking within a state park, and camping overnight within a state park The bill was defeated in the Senate We have no lielusions that our Those students, who registered last May and do noti wish tea change their chcdnlc need not come until the first day of school football uniforms will be isued Thim, Aus 2 at 800 p m The fir practice will be held Tue, Sept 2 at 300 Several Deaths MRS MAE VAUGHN Mrs Mac Vaughn died at hei hone in IJighlanti Park Aug 21 foil owing a stroke She wi the daugh ter of Andrew Huckett and Jeniic Monks of Pinckney bui haf s most of her life fn Detroit viving are her husband, John Van ghn, a son, John ind a daughter Jaie Also a sister, Mis Kathleen Mangan The funeral and burial were in Detroit Monday BRIGHTON snat ffir THE FOWLERVILLE FAIR f views are any better than anyone elses But I have always felt that The Jln Fovvlervilie Pair opens it is one thing to charge admission J Labor Day and uii,, to inclining into stateowned park it was quitei of that week tiintr tn charee a fee for Labor Day is Veterans Day spon S L WECIAL scrvces to lomi b the V F W of Lansing Toledo, Ohio, and MKS C P Kor 6 1 lifw them 11 yu harlotte, Owoso and Frankennuth suck of Battle CVeek and two ons, those who edjothem h 0, MadlB01f wis uRl ,lllt,lltl exhibition at 100 p m Thc Chero of Kvansln, Hi, MRS LILLIAN HAUSE Mrs Lillian Hause, 77, died at hr home in Ann Arbor Aug ID She was the daughter of the late George and Sarah Brown of Pinck ney She married Bertram Haus Apil 5, 1813 In 1IMJ0 they mov, ed to Ann Arbor whivh has since been her home Her husband died Oct 21, 1946 Surviving are two daughters Mrs Clyite ionTn xv FnMdt Unnflij, put Nnvsaa Frirtej 8 AO oon S00 p ni Preuaration for of Common ton eok Satiupfaf 8 to 0 p BL ttv, Sunday 700 to 780 a sa Summer Mais Schedule of Masses 7 a, ni, 045, 1145 Week Days 800 , m FrUay and Satrdsy 7IJ0 and 8 a m Pkiell, 2b ci jllousner, 3b J llousner, p R llousner, p Albright, If Pitkiiv lb f Leitz, BH Dickinson, c Gardner, c Nelson, cf Miner, cf Narvarre, rf Fate, rf AB 4 4 1 4 4 S z 1 2 1 2 1 lg Dexter n id Mil ford expect to have lighted lit L by next month and Saline has taHed a campaign to get I dip county, Howell, Brigh, ton and Pinvkney havj them Fowler villo is the only exception They got the fever and sent a delegation over l imperi ihe Pinckney IeJrt ht teir ut miiehow did not get guirg We were told hy a Fowlervlle man that their program is much bigger than the other places here and in addition to the athletic field would fjgit the race track, similar to North ,villoti Somehow these hot summer days it is nicer watching the aoft bull games after the sun has gojtie d vn then to sit in the hot sun R Hj About iMi Japanese girls who 2 Jiave married American soldiers are fexpectiid to b given passports in 1Japan this week to enter America R 1 0 2 2 A 1 1 1 0 H 1 0 0 j 2 0 1 0 0 J 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 J 2 0 3 0 0 I PINCKNEY Slit han, Haines, Lavey, 2b ss ab Swarthout, cf Sunday Aug U, 14th Sun after Amburgey, rf wish to reserve house for your clothes why, should nt pay a resonable fee for this privilege If you wish to use a log labin at Mirror Lake In the Pore up inc Mountains as we do why shouldnt youpay a reasonable fee If you wish to reserve a camping area for your own use, why should shouldnt you pay a reasonable fee A tfise fee limited to speciaKser ices such as thee, would be one ,appy olution of the problem as presented o frankly by Mr White leyi conservation comm membtV Those who desire better park facil Ities should be given an opportunity to hep pay for them We predict that uch a use is coming M,,v and ijvo grarxi kee Indian Circus puts on the even children, show Funeral ing services were held Fri Tuesday is Childrens Day Allafternoon in the Muehlig Funeral children are admitted free There,Home in Ann Arbor Rev John Shu is a child s soft ball game at 100 felt of St Andrew Kpiscopal a calf scramble at 430 a, church officiating Burial was n Washtenong Memorial cemetery ami p m There will L motorcycle races pony races etc Wednesday is Farmers Day 4H in Mich 4 TWO SOFT BALL GAMES FRIDAY There will be two At ball games at the Pinckney lighted iield Friday night, Aug 29 Steinhoffs of How KILLED IN CRASH judging, horse pulling contests etcj james R Richmond, 57, was kill, Cherokee Rodeo on every night n an ajrpiane crash near Mar Thuis is, open chu juieng Nine qetief Mich, last Wed Richmond was heats of harness Vac ing a nephew of George Richmond of Friday Nine heats of harness rac Anderson and son of Emory Rich, ing, Free Ac Live Stock Parade mo,, a former resident Red Devil Drivers Free Show t was principal of a Detroit Saturday nine heats of Harness stnool anl owno i his own plare He racr Soft Ball games and free acts recently removed it to Hip home at Red Devil Drivers Free Show j Delhi where he built a iuuPng fhd There will be base ball each day t , dCOt ued was uuuma Hs at 2 p in flRtoday the T County companion was jack H Welch ,of Eas and Wrest All Stars play Tucvs j jhi who was ajso r vices Stotkbridge vs Mason Wednesday were heW at the home in V Sun WebherviHe vs Fowlerville Thurs wfIl Burial in Webster eeme rj nterost, 8th week of i,h Swvnnu General communion Sun, Among the intentions were Sun late Jame, Stackable Mon, hate Robert Za chiTTXiTTTue s, la to James Nolan Wed, intention of living Thur, late Evelyn Kany Fri in tention of the dead Sat, Feast of St Jtose of Lima hieh ma for late Kllis Paradise Baptism was conferred for Ed ward Thomas Cain, son of Mr and Airs Frederick Cain of here Spon sors were Mr and Mrs Charles fall art of Ypsilanti Alo for Anna Mar ie Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Young,sponsors were Dcminieji Conklin, and Elaine Young Sequin, If Liwitile, Jb Lloyd, c P Singer, rf AB 4 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 1 R 1 1 1, 0 J 1 0 1 0 DEXTER play Fowlerville at 730 and Pmckney s Brighton, Friday the Pinckney will play an Ann team at 900 p m Arbor Some moron broke the flagpole on the square off early Sunday morn ing by tieing the rope to an auto State Police are investigating Born to Henry Shirey and wife at JCsPherson hospital Howell, Mom a son two winners meet On Sat Fowler WILLIAM B GARDNER ville plays Perry i William B Gardnei, 64 son of i the late William and Mary Ellen COMM CONuL CHURCH Rev ALred Allard Pastor Ovganist and choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S 6 Mr Herman Vedder You will find a cordial with us Worship and Message S S William Caverly son of Mrs Roy Cavert of Howel guest soloist at the ConI Sunday welcoine 1030 1130 Mr and 1 will bt church Mueller, b iackard, t H Lickly, lb LaRoa, cf Ritchie, 2b Weber, c Joe Pustay, p D Lickly, rf John Pustay, If o 4 4 t 4 4 2 3 1 3 0 L 0 0 0 1 0 H 1 1 0 0 I 0 a o 0 2 3 1 0 i 0 0 0 IWost of these girls married Ja ancse American or Nissell Japs but 30 of them married white solders Th mot faeio wudding of a Jap girl to an Auerirjiji uas that of Lt Frink While of Somerset, Pa to Pia KuruMj, dMighter of a former Japanese ambaador to the U S Ilie America i consulate i approv rig about 7, marriages a day Tho imjiression is gaining ground that pluru pilots are being licens ed too rapidly and many unfit ones are getting licenies Detroit police arretted one last week for buzzing a chills playground Investigatioa showed he rmd been arrested 18 times for traffic violation, enough to how him unsuitable for pilots lie ense, One pilot flying too lovf decap ilatl a child in Oakland county this summer Mogt common fault of these irresponsible ryers is fly ing at too low an altitude Some of the pilots who perform over Pinck ny ulso have that fault HARD BALL NEWS Pinckney lost to Menard at Ann Amor to 5 Sunday and dropped into 3rd place Pinckney took tiiejWjndr, NOTICE The Kings Daughters will meet Thur evening, Sept 11, at 800 at the home of Mrs Louis Coyle Please note change of date Bible Study based on Jonah Secretary SUNSHINE CLASS PARTY Ihe Sunshine girls oass or the Comm Cong Church were onteunm c Wed Aug 20th at the home of Mrs Thompson at Hi Vanu Lake ames swimming and boating, proceeded a delighUal picnic supper followed by a hymn sing A most enjoyable time was had y ai and jlhey were returned to theit homes in the evening Sweeney Gardner, died at University, hospital, Ann Arbor, Monday afterj a brief illness He wasborn on the farm south of town and spent his lifetime there He married the We cordially invito all who do not have a ehurth home to worship with us ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs Fred Fuller arnioun ce the engagement of their daugb ter,Hazel Mae to John Sylvan Cald wed,,sori oi John Caldwell of Pin, ckney This took pla e at a picnic Sun at Portage Lak A cake aud nut eup with the vorr Mack tm MJU East Surviving are her HazelvtoH the news to the 25 reL susji A daughter, Mrs Mary atives and friends present An Oct wedding i MRS NICK COLUSER Mrs Nick Coluaer died at the of her daughter in Detroit Sun Tfci funeral was at Detroit Tuesday fal Whiteotnb cemetery mer Bertha Renner Surviving are 2 sons, Russell and Donald and a step son Fritz There y also a sister Mrs Johm Dinkel of Pinckney The funeral was heM at the Swar thout Funeral Home Wed afternoon Rev AUard officiating Burial w in Sprout Cemetery REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular communication of Living ston Lodge No F A A M Tues evvfing, September 2 at 80 p m Buboes nteetinjc only P W Curiett, Sec 005PM muUHM Ism Beachey Patter for Morniaf Warship 10K 3unday School 110 8uaitetsdat Wilbw Leidi Young Puie Maetirg Jl M BATTING AVERAGES AB R a Mm, Anastacia Bellfranz cf Ann i Arbor t visttiac Bob Amburgey Gerald Swarthout J Jo Lavey I Wesley Reader Keith Ledwidge Francis Shehan Jack Haines Paul Singer Fred Singer Phil Gtatila Peach Palmar lead j times but were finally nosed j out Ued,Sequin piUhed for lMnck ney and Koehler and Simmons for Aroor Pinckney enrfs the schedule with Saline here Sunday In other games Saline spiH a dou ble header with Manchester, winning 5 to 3 and losing 10 to In the west division Brighton won a 9 to 0 forfeit from Mason when that team failed to show up and is tied with Stockbridge for first that team Veaing Webberville C to 4 Fowlcrtil Ust to the Ana Arbor lgioft cO 4 t Pinckney placed 4 men on the East Divaion TriCounty League Stan, iftey are Joe Laveya Singer, Bill Kuhn and Beryl Ambur gey The Fjrst all star play the west alljitars at the Fowlerville fair Mon at 2 p m On Thursday at 2 p m the Pinckney team will ply Brigh ton there The details oJJLbuplane crash In which Amba,sador Atclinson was killed are now available and show vn to be the result of careiessnts The plane ran out of gas It was a reconditioned plane but was work in so well in the flight from Guam t the navigator who survived did l cheek the gas at Kwalian Later plane was forced to buck strong and used gas more rapidly STANDINGS W Chelsea Menards Pinckney South Lyon Pet H 1 4 500 39 i 17 436 j 71 2tt 2fJ 361 2 0 10 34 57 12 19 383 Saline T 18 n 13 j 2ti 9 UH 63 17 17 240, 32 S 8 260 28 8 244 t U M 225 Beiea Reymoids H U U 215 S EL 11 9 8 5 1 2 4 5 8 8 Pet 692 612 365 ,35 than quit only anticipated Finally an engine and the end was in sight ana three men survived The trial of German war crintia al till goes on in Germany befora ui ncan judges and daily batcbaf f them are being sentenced, to hanf ir or imprisonment These tried ar chiefly those in charge of concent ration camp who killed thousands r Jews and P s bv gas chambers etc There seen to be some chivalry mong tiw ludges are we note Frau Ike Koch, wife of the mander of the Bichenwald eon cent ration camp was given life im pHsonment She collected the tatt oed skins of concentration camp via tims and madelamp anodes of This chivalry was not so here during the etval Mary Sarat of WaaMngto a rooming houae whore sosmo at ttax Lincoln death plotters Ihnad wa ttivy ed, convicted and hanged aftfesjajk there wa her A civil war Wirtr, commander of prison where many Yaakoe were starved to eVat hanged say r TAX NOTICE Village taaas will boPinclney DuprcK wrw Wednesday 7 1947 rJ5 JJ ifj vj JJJ iyj to uj jcct ,nn IMMM And raw, unpasteurized milk can carry other diseases even if cms are tuberculosis free and tested for Bangs disease Home pasteurizaon is the only sure way t protect your fartiily IIHIHIIII Wl ALj THE NEW HOME PASTu 3 A insures the purity of your milk Now you can safeguard your familys heahh nsiIy and conveniently A handy new automatic pasteurizer in your kitdien can eliminate any chance of milkborne disease attacking youj aiLwiy , JUK 4our up to one gallon of milk in the alumi num pasteurizer bucket Plug into any ilOvolt outlet and set the timer knob Electric thermostat keeps milk at correct temperature Automatically turns off when pasteurization is complete Theres no guesswork, no loss of flavor Your milk is guarded for less than a penny per gallon Approved by US Public Health Service, home pasteurizers are at your dealers now priced to fit every farm budget The DETROIT EDISON Co r H Tmstt8 Cars Pcta Ora Velvi Hm 2 lbs Grown AKX 3UNCI3 Peek California Marriage Lice J AVON THEATER Leon uDeli, 21, Brighton Jean wukgr, iH, Howell Lew Ww 42 j c, Ktliel Kobertaon, 45, iJCiit iLrevz, o, Fowcrvillc, i iry i Y iivLii V iiod Stockbrtdf, Mich 4 th Aibe, lao kobc Fri Sat, Aug 2930 Double Feature SYLVAN THEATER CHXURA, MICK 1 ii rtin fOR the LOVE of RUSTY ,, , i, i xr the tory of a boy nd his dog with uuu rown llltkliey M,,y TD DQNALDSOy ANN Kuifbttii htnole, zt iluweil Wiley t lllifi cwir 2,, Howell, Margaret PorJ rJU tor, 17 Pywlorville Kenneth Muu SONG OF MEXICO rl, Fokj ville, Norma Caid A GOOD liltl musical with wcil, J J, Iirekney Manloy Newman ADELE MARA, EDGAR BARRIER 2U iiiiiiton, Audrey Hulling, 18 Sun LUltflituu 1 I Fri Sut Aui 2930 Tuos, AUK 31Sept 2 I A LADIES MAN A comedy with mUsic with Fresh local fruit and vegetables EDDIE BRACKEN, VIRGINIA diiiy Tomatoes, Cucumber, Potat WELLES oe beets, peaches and apples by the j News Mufica Lulu Country Life quart, peek or bvhel Other fruits f and vegetables in season George g Pw7 36F111 No LoVe Chuiboneau i040 Farley Kd Ph vt N Cue o Leave ROBINHOOD of TEXAS A Weaern with GENE AUTRY, LVNNE ROBERTS STERLING HOLLOWAY, ADELE MARA Cartoon Latest Newt Joe Clark and Bill Euquist took in the double header ball game at j S tlHIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIHIIttlllllllHIIIliiIIIHIIV, Detroit Tuesday i mt if Mr and Mrs Ben Stickley, of JS Bi wwto IVvtJ JruUen Cattle, Flu, were the gues jf Mrs Winifred Graves the past eek Lee I avey and family spent latg week at Hubbard Lake also visited S the Soo ti first National I Bnk BNN mmmmmmmmm Notes ot 47 ear Ago 3 J Sun Mon Tus Aug 31 Sept 12 SUDDENLY ITS SPRING1 A Comedy Starring PAULETTE GODDARD, FRED MAC MURRAY, ARLEEN WHELAN, MACDONALD CAREV Cartoon Double Rhythm Sunday Show 3579 Wed Thurs, Si t 34 STAGECOACH TO DENVER wiiii 2 RED RYDER, BOBBY BLAKE MARTHA WENTWORTH PIP AFFAIRS of GERALDINE With JANE WITHERS JAMES LYDON Coming Dear Ruth Cheyenne Calcutta ,S Under Federal Supervision Ja S Member Federal Deposit In s stiranee Corporation All Do Brighton has addoi 2 more grades to their school the 11th and I2th, they will hire another teacher in ad dition to the r, they have If uranee Corporation All Do hovn to Charles Brown and wife 8 oaiu 1, np to Bfo f0 Auiviut 20, a son Ig Mcll DsipotJoafc San lord Reason is nov working S for the Monroe Nursery Co ,y Kd Cornell of Anderson has nold is his farm and will move to Reeu1 City g Charles L Grimes of this place 9 and Mrs Emtn Peden of Richmond S Ind were recently mari ft The Vvhitney Family Circus ir to a he here Friday Aug 31 S MJ and Mrs Harvey Harrington 3 have purchased the Isham house on r ITitniin St andi will move here 3 The ball games at the Fowlerville 5 Iair this year are WebhervilU vs Stockbridge and Brighton vs IQSCO The Vinckney school will open g Tuesday, Sept 4 The teachijig staff S is tiupL Stephen Durfee Principal S Chailes L Grimes Intermediate, g Mrs Jms Green Primary Jessie g Gictn N N Whiteomb, 61, died at his KEY TO AMERICAN PROGRESS HOWELL Theater HOWFLL MICH homo cast of town Aug 24 He wasg a member of the masons and the5 Maccabees The funeral was Sunday 5 llmma Garfiner the owner o a s CAPITAL NEEDS LABOR 5 B LABOR NEEDS CAPITAL AMERICA NEED BOTH ne new piano Miss Grace Gardner while ridingg her bicycle was thrown vvhile going S down hill and escaped injury nar S rowly 5 The Misses Mae Hackett aid Eliz S III Ob jervation of lyaboi bay This bank will not transact bus Tue Wed Thur Fri Aug 2627 2829 ESTHER WILLIAMS in FIESTA With AKIN TOMIROFF JOHN CARROLL, CYD CHARISSE, MARY ASTOR COMEDY NEWS Sat Aug 30 on Jay only Matinee Sat 2 P M ROY ROGERS King of the Cowhoy TRIGGER In J h Kraft J at Cheese Butter Cotta Swifts Proor field 0 Cheese ib 8Sc 2Iw Wifters Skinless 49 Gfou Bacon Bacon Lard 2 Iu ktrt Bess nCu sliced Ib 4 4 4 45 JJaSaes7t abelli Selhck of Detroit arei visiting the Murli families Ths Rvral Telephone Co are in stalfing phones, Toppings have on in their tore at 1lainficld Alfred Morgan and wife spent the week end in Detroit They made the trip by hoise arjp buggy 1 St Marys church will hold an ice cream social at the John Connors farm, south of town, Friday nfght The Grand Trunk railroad eancell Jed tholr excursion to TJfotroit Sunj to the disappointment of many Pin ckney people The Pinekney business firm rece ived notice from the Hartford Co their Insurance would be cancelled if they continued using gasoline lights They witched to another The Pinckney businejj firms rece Neighboring New The M ses Jackie Breniser and Kathryn Kuhn of Gregory left for Texas last week Born to Mr anl Mrs eo Gib il ney KEita Young last week a dau k jrhter The Fowlerville school has added a new 4 assenger rhool biu to j its equipment j Merrill Gallup of Fowlerville has 1 reenlisted in the air corp for five years and gone to Ft Sheridan, 111 Roy Ellsworth of Marion died in McLaughin hospital, Landing last wk , The Brown McClaren Co at Hamburg have equipped a kitchen and serve lunches at their factory from now on Mr James Wilson of Howell was arrested by a ftatc innpector for giving false weight last week She sold a chicken to an inspector which was 2 and three fourths jahort j weight The realty was a 50 fine an0 375 costs I A crd rvoived ror Michael T Kelly informs us that his addretis iw Xca1 Sanxtorium Leland Fani Ypsilanti E P D Michigan Of the ail Gmmm eemt servfee men who are haHes eiraeag 440 will be ttoslri baek t tUi eountry for bvaL South Lyon chooi beard has pur chased a new sebeei 48 passenger bus This now fries tiiesm I 3 ineis on September 1st niimiiuiutiwtmumnmnutnwnvw j ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your back Ask ary druggirt for STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOI Made with 91 percent alcohol it Penetraes, Reaches and kiPn More 5erms faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uncknev 38c this BELLS OF SAN ANGELO Ple Its me in the movie now JO ANN MARIOWE In j LITTLE IODINE Cart000 Sun Mon Aug 31Sept 1 Mat Sunday 2 P M Cont v CYNTHIA Wicb ELIZABETH TAYLOR, GEORGE MURPHY, MARY ASTOR Comedy News KEVIN LEDWIDGE , ELECTRICAN ElectricaU Wiring and Contract Work Estimates Given 40 East PutnamPlnckney,Phone 6 i n e New Crane fixtures are now in full production and they 9Zt reaching the market in increasing quantities There i a sie and type of fixture to suit every taste as well M every bodged Youll like the fresh, modern styling of chose quality plumbing fixtures, their macy improvements And youll be pleased at e modrate prices of this uptotheminute equipment One in and see usplace your order today tor earliest pc hle illation CAU US TODAY QwEjV4ob reur ffuwJes MYRON J HUGHES Urmsed Master Plurber Pinckney 136FC Mich 8717 Lateside Dr OPEN VNIMCS ,ue U3L THE STOsUC MEET THE PMMC VALLkMT BABY A ffieat moment is is store for Prince Valiant end Priaeees Aleta, for the Comie Weekly, wieb ttfls Similars VAu 1 issue ef The WANTED People to pick kuefcel OYGERT JMroit fiueeay Times, hjms the ar beraies ia my swamp oa sbsNe One HMSWL rAl ef a,beby fceer tejfae sefssf coe L W Latimer, Pmekay4 Michigan on M6 6 B sum is ess MHfiGE VAiw n, Rebuilt IAW ester smjs JOC Tbe OtAULJmt esmssjl Kfrmse Qhssiet Rush LeksPinckney DUpach Wednesday Aug 27 1947 ,BamAiJi 5 rIhe Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned Qoods, Shoe Gents Furnishings PSNCKNEY DISPATCH ublhed Every Wednesday j Mali St Piiickujv Jficfciyan Entered lis second du Limner at Postoffice at Msjn lmkney, Michigan undo he iuc 1 March S 187 itKjrijin rail LI0 a Year PAUt W, CURLiTf PUBLUHXI Items of Interest VM I i J Vcifi utls recently l J Sayc of Ann 1 ivii nro now llvlim iii Uou uiiluut mui family jejrt n vcii WJ,d a uOi Haven hi Uw fjuCh ULJL Lingerie i Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weky Trip Mad to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mi una Mi M K Dairow ,,d M I Hfit Wed iu Jfcl run M L look n tjlu double head, er ha i i,i Neimia ,, la u brand spank ,l dun Look out lair ea 11u JIH John Koss aj I1 mte front tiro eery maa L,,,IC nome he surprised sewrii b, t, to break into his slum JiiuLjh lhi back door Kt chased tin m as Im as the lumber yard V e understand ho rtvognized them The A, liia Ivae i am Doiih i,an nave passed their en tranee uiiVois at ti Joseph hospital DruoA, and are tstartine training ion nurses about the mid die of September I ii J i A Chae family who t live on ilie Eli Aron latin off the Howi road iiiivc the basement, dugioi J iitv name on Lnadilla St jut wcv of ihe new Ii K Elliott iiouse Kith Ledwid,e uiioied a tomb jjd the sun last week while working j out doors at the KaiitrFraier Mot TITv, COTVA1 1 I o1 a,u vas home Ust week 1 H5U1ALS m Iuiy jLtleyg Vlilud Ml Fred Rathbun of Fowlerviiaj taliam Ma Frank Sharper m Dexter ed at tiic Dispatch oiiic V n one day hist week a c Hall laterof Kalama Tlie John Burgs entertained J, zoa uv IK of Mr nd Mrs AL membeio ol the Lury faimlj nuajae, iaa tins week Jiiey eider ion at Jon Loi farm Sunduy v ,i tained Mr aild Mr a Clayton Musson a fried i Micken dinner, The oeea iojand iamiJy in lier lionoj Monday Used Car Lot iver, Howell, Phone 374 Evenings Door 1 Door Tractors, Trucks 1939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery fcj 1 12 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires Don Main Sales ions 04rl4 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 10 CATTLE 12 jCACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS ffi PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP UEMOViD FHEE CHONE COLUECT TO DARLING COMPAJW HOWELL 460 T2 Orifinal Company To Pay tor DEAD STOCK Dead r Alive tORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 2 per cwt 4fcPENDlG UPON SIZE AND CONpiTION 4CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuSAi Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dad Stek Service in Mtoiija Central Dead StoekCo hoorud Iaul JJur, their yoiuiv i son, on hU third birthday Ihd present were iiom Saline, AMI Arbor and Jaukon lie try Wis Wu iJ town efetn litti S,i lie viio recently di Lhaiurd irom the U S Marin iIe has hi en BtatioiJd in C I Jii i, William Cinrdner who ha3 bn r io y ill a tiV h1 ta M Lnfvoisity hoiCJa, Aim Arhoj Jn Fitz iiinliii of Vilaji11 , i a Lusll l iai Ir f 0 i A Jn 1 V i hor 1 in town 1 iiuisday niht, Ja k s tori and lavily M 1 M, ik At r, itri Ivinti Meluvas ild d tli laivaid II deau iiiv,c liii,ieay Jiht IeOtKi fe ,ed finiily ol M i,i J crt Sun a hr Alher Jrh lOJIiP Jhr feh, i lo a ,01 WJI ha lh at lb 111 in,lv i i 1 Fov a , air ai aia thin aid food prjatraiion Ma Jan Kii like, Joan tiriii 1 11 aw Viiiiai Ioij iial law r Shirley Cluir and Mary Ann , bell Jlrs Mildrud AkJey, Mr aul Mrr S H air, Mr Kdraltaair d Leola, Mr and Mrs Many I e ittiihjd the wedding of Patrnaa KetMor and Gene MeKenny at Jek U011 AL WHC Tuaday The new Mil ford aOihrt Mi Alta Meyei lias finished her JJavid Aberdeen Xed jlaughn Joel,,,,,,,,,,, Sloo lt lhe Mu, StaU Aileii Ihiikel, Edna and Uernice irii and Kay JlurUime aia fnnii ,,1, ,, Ul wn aKUiu teach tha Me Maa, anfi Alberta Dijikel were inJ i the Miller tabiii at IJUUIH ,,,,, ,14 in xina township iuaiiiK Saturday Lake , j Sunday aeats at the Mark Nash Vterrideea Merrill haa lmi, lied her 1,,,,1 wen Jiome WJ isaoel Nash ut ifliooi at Mai Slate andmd Vietui Cautiir of Arai Arbor will teaeh in lw fnah aiad ,,,, M,V inlh Ur, and liildrn his year, Jo Jaey, Keith Ledwidge an1 , e eLUn attended tlic finals in tin jriiion ftolt ball tournainent Sat it iaiLis Ceancr of Howell an i1 launpionship by beutine, aiaii Chevrolet of UriiihtoJi ta fa Finckney beat this Ilowel an tine, during tlie season Nest Sidr Aia Fait Side was played L tie oft bull Jieid Sat morning and wa 01 by the West Side 7 to k j Aard xMike Faii were the ,u,ii, iateiv Ailard also hit a home run iJcotty liarrett John , r da ioajjij batlery Tlie LVa 1 meet afain today Jiuel J awbi umpired with batfact Mrs Dorothy I inli ami on sVent to Detroit ihuj with J Swel anc wile of UutUc reeli Uiilph Cdinton and family of How el spent Sunday at the C J lin home lios Lamb o Laninf, was a v eL end e,uet of Don Griffith Iarbaia and Maiy ,laie N a,di wdl hibit c f 1 r i jooils nrid cloth ea in the t 14 evhibit at the Fowler i I e ia i r Mr and Mr,, Louis toyU spent Sunday in Sayinaw Mi, dliei Snook of Ottawa O pefjl a a ai tlie lit f VanlJorn hoiee ej luiliter, Joan, who has beer viilnie iher wiiit honu with Huron aey , 1 Mr Fiancb Varboroujfh and ehiUlren of Detroit ealed at home I , in a of Mrs Eleanor Led w idee Sat unlay , her j,lau Kcan and Leotv spent Jeeih sjtackable and wife ar Jak Hardon is staying at the I yaaday in Ann Arbor vuiionint at St lenacc XaniHorn home and working at tht 1 1ana Ihakel ajid son Stun Geillon Hester ad wife of V psilnn lakeland fcolf tiub e, tiied at ,tlie John Vumhn hoe ent Sen at the Andrew Nesbilt ih probate court has approved ia Varaii Satmday lamc t, ,h uf Otto Ioulon for the Fick ,r kuU iliraion alimded a it s Loui e Cdejn of Leslie alL home on Fast Main St iinckney 1 iav for Misa iielei Dcttrle m el on Mrs Flizt VanSiukle last U, js the owner ,aa Armr Friday niyht Thursday Mr and Mr Many Ulanchard lloy Feason and family spent the Mr and Mnr George Moibon jr ,LU yi Wis of Deroit spent Sun j v, e d 111 Lxperfeville and on Robert, left Mon for the at the Myron Hughes home j Mis Emma Dinkel and son, Stan Travers1 Fity section The Hairy Lee, S iH Can and j TirycartettrOiv4tw brother, W 1L M and M ri4itott i f 1 1 d nxLiLMja K etl le r families and Jackie tavinor at U of M hospital, Sun tainrd Howard Seefcld and wife and be rt sfaTmty wereSunday puests of Arb Sunday ML a picnic Fdel Meyer and lama1, of Ann yr amj yiVlii Uonnie Hoskins irr Dt I A ilmrry arul wife Sent Sun Cyris AtLee nnd ramij oi Ann j0t i at o Vedder cottayc at Swaithouts Arbor called at the W IF Mer Lmius WiLon of Ietroit spent Jcrf jr Stmday iMu with Hairy Murpn i ,X 1 dai 0 be cal,t the ial Fieid in honor of the cimi 0 World Wa IF The poiVs and nndo erjund cable are in and the ludij are beine iiatalid Joeph Leaky of rWtvehmil a 1,1, road man lost both loirs last weol when ho va run ovei by a Grrind Trnrk train at Walled Lake The Fowlervillc rrair TOCK lIL PIPE FITTGS BATH TUBS 4 MALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gat to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS IPI7E FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS ITT1NGS JET PUMPS taitley Dinkel Michigan Stole 10, t AT,OIT10JT wkJmtly LiyESTOCKAQRICtflTOH tClCMCIIKOUSTRY St 6 Days Nites Sept 16 Labor Day is Veterans Day Sponsored by Fowlerville Amen can Lotion and V tW, 4 Cero mony Service Mens Parade, All Star Uajso Ball Game, All 4 Veterans Band, Flag Burning Star Soft Ball GameCherokee Indian Rodeo each night m NOTICE mm mmmmmmmm j I fJTe AM nowona for buinese In lite SteVart Anderson Bid Etlni gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, moke kt and fernaea repairing Tn the near future we will also be eqrtne4 far welding and bracing All work guaranteed inckney Fabricatng Sheet Metal Company n Trf a Mspatth Waat A4r t iOB iUHNI t f ittett with ie VAttfTYfMOW OtStti 4 JOHNSON td J Iwfi vt am ufrttrctAM 7B Tuesday Children Day AdmFrcc Games and Contest with Suitable fi Ball Games Prizes Calf Scramble, Base Ball Siockbridgc vs Mason, if Midway T W, loeay Farmers Day 4 U Entry Judging, Horse Iulling Con teat, Base Ball Jowlerville vs Wcbberville Chuck Woods ana Kad io Stars lhurdday Open Clas Judging, 9 heat ot harness raceus Base Ball 2 p m Brighton vg Pinckney hiiday 9 heats of harness races iiase Jiatl winneri ot Wed ami Luui CK piuade Bed Devil Tnrill ii A r S heate of harness racing Btm Ball rwtenrikvt Prry Soft Ball iced levll rivew V, M , APinckney Ditgch BUY NOW FOR WINTER Wednesday Aug 27 1947 DuoTherm Want Ad FOTC SALK IjKiir ,Heuvy Wori Horses HMMii, Siijuhfield Re 1inkney Mkh, Owner F Pearce HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOiiLTS, WASH STAibJ, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS G E 8 A 16 CU, FTDEEPFREEZE 4 4,6 8CAN MILK COOLERS FOR S S, iU ick rlectvic Water Heaters Kul capacity Have in Stanley Dinkel cialts 30 one bushel newJohn Dinkel PRICES ARE RIGHT FOK SALE100 lb 5 door Ice box Solid Oak construction c H Lloyd Ph Pinckney 18F22 ,FOu ALLDumpTiakel Pedestal Lavatory W C Hainej 10186 pexter oai Washing Machine and 100 7b7lce iiox K Smith, 9450 McGregor rd Pincknevjklichigan kneyli FOli RENT Apartmeflt lnqu 545 E Putnam St Phone 1431 FOK SALE Baby play peifad a swing with metal stand like new both for 10 Also ice box and oven for oil tove Mrs John Colonc oi6 Mower Road Pfrpne 100 AND M BOAT COS MID SUMMER CLEAPENCE SALE laine plwood rowboats and motor joaii for wsale at amazing savings to you Open Sundays Wilsons Rent aJIVaiier Co Hove Michigan Phone 1227 FOR SALE Garden Cultivator Zmk Tables, 2 high chairs Bed springs and steds EJoi trie Bathroom Heater Baby Swing Cat, f Electric sewing machine, Lawn Mower, Nursery chir And many other items Make me an offer Carl Kram 9 PROFESSIONAL CORNER M Daffy, M a Ptncknoy, Mick Daily II tOO A M to 1 tOO P M Except Wodanaaep Moo, TttM,FrL, Sat, 71008100 p v VuWuskle Dea W VeaWlokle Charles JL vnti Attorneys at Law Ftfat State and Savings 8aaa Hawaii, Miehitfnn DR RMCLUSKEY DENTIST 11SM N Mkaiama CEMETERY iftEMORIA3 Offlet 9SS S14 WANTED 666 Patterson Lk Rd LEE LAVEY Two gins or man and wife to room Board optional Mrs L J McKinley, 306 Mill St Pinckney, Michigan FU KNACK CLEANING with a vacum system Prompt attention given to all calls Waggner Ritchie j Phono No 8, Pinokney FOR SALEG Rooms and Bath in Pinckney large lot and nice shade Come back to the Old fHome town Property in fine condition Fred J I Terpio Reaiton Phone C75 Howell WAITEDi To trade my motor bicycle for an auto Louie Marshall Pinckney Michigan FTTK SAL ft Seven uom house, two baihs, shade, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St VUll SALK Screen Doors iHowiett Bros Hdwe Phone 19F Gregory KvYTT ckcboiry Swamp i John Spear,Cedar Lk Rd Pinckney , a Jr FOR SALLrTATaskj ce Box lb lbs JAMES EDAV1S AMMD CM cipcy Dale Miller, 4815 ConaunsL Womtment lme Road Phone 78F13 L, , r1A960 Bakm Rdl Tel 5101 Dexter MARION BEAUTY SHOT PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Pheaa SP1 Pinckney Michigan HERBSNilv Phone MS 107 aVQMHfelMw Hawaii, Raal Reaete City, Lain madfi A List Yaw Prnnevtr WW Ha J L ARNET A SON Ana Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Michigan Local Representative Monuments Marker L GENERAL INSU Phone WPI MARTtN J LA VAN 13 Briajqai, aichifa AJtfD RepairUf Phone 136F8 ANDHEAT1NU Suta 8717 Lakeside Drtt Ruth Lake PH,SWARTHOUTA SON FUNERAL HOWJF te Madam BtQlpaicat Anbalaaoe Sattca SO k4cknay, Michl FOli SALE Saddles and bridles new and used W C AtLee,58F13 FOR S1,FTTleciric range, 4 burn I STATE OF MICHIGAN er in jood condition Norman Reason rh Probata CoBrt for the County FOR SALELiving room suite I OF LIVINGSTON Bed Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rooking Chairs, Waahfyte machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudill Frst house vvTMTKD Custom Comnin call Gregory 3F21 or contact John Livermort FOR SALK Norge Washing Machine in tfood running condition 36 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lnkeiload FOR SALlrPin Lumber 1 x 6 Ix 12 lengths F K Him hey Sons 7845 Dexter Townhall Rd Silver Lake WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prigk FOK SALEOak flooring nd aid ing, kiln dried, slab wood vt thti stove or fireplace Murray Brok Lumber Products phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALKSiabwoofl Buy Nawi ThuMon Lumber Co, Fhor H44 tlov 11 Mch Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortage LIVINGSTON At a sesrfon of said Courtheld at the Probate Office In the City of Howell In laid County on the 8th day of August 1947 A D Present, Hon WiUii L Lyons,Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate oi Edna B Moore, Deceased EWray HincMey, Administrator hav ing filad in said court his petition praying for Ucenfce to sell the inter, est of said estate in certain, real est ate therein described It is order that the 2nd day of Sept t ember, A D, 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that al persons interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said time and place, to how eau why a license to sell the interest on said es U si uld not be granted It is Further Ordered, That pibHc notice thereof be ariven by publica Hon fa coy of tHs oMr for threi succestrfva waaks previous to saM day oi htavljfg in the Pinckney Digpatch, a newspaper printed and clr culsted in said County Probate Willis L Lyons Judge of Probata Celestia ParahalL Register oi Probate Ptackaav Micklfaa FA4USJS1NFU5 BEilT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 TY It i Ordered, x hat all of tha ora4 iters of said deceased are requineo to preaeni their claims to said court at said Probate ctffico on or before the 27th day of October, A D 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and demand against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given y pub, iication oi a copy of this order, for chree successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Piuckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true csjpy Minnie Porter Deputy Register of SEPTIC TANKS CESS FOOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICH FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AW HOWELL, MICHIGAN MR APPftlNTMBNTS PHONE 368 RtMdWc SIS STAN BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 807 H East Grand River, Howe m TOILET 50AP , LIFEBUOY STATE OIF MICHIGAN The Probcie Court for th Teanty if Livtagftton At a MfiHon of said Court, held attbe Probate Office in the City of Howstttn said County, on the 18th day of August A D 1947 Present, Hon Willis I Lyons, Judge f Probate Tn the Matter of the Estate of Edward T Perry, Deceased it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation if elainv against said estate should be limit ed, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all elafms and demr h against said deceased by and be f said Court STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office n thj Cicy ox iHowell on the 18th day of August A D, 1947 Prosent, Hon Willis L Lyooi, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Arthur H, Flintoft, Deceased Arthur S Flintoft, Decreased in said Court his final Administrat account and her petition praying, for the allowance thereof It is ordered the the 8th day of September A D, 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and alUvmg said account and hearing said peat on It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publi1 GEORGE KLAPATCH cation of a copy of this order, for 1577 lAKKVPCW Ann Arbor4Micli three successive weeks previous to Pheat S0SS said day of hearing ,n the Pnckney Dispateh, a newspaper printed and REFRIGERATION APcirculated in said County PL1ANCE SERVICE Wilhs L Lyons, Judge of Probate, i FORMERLY WITH MONTGOME Minnie H Porter Deputy Register j yWARD af Probate i HAROLI RADY , 3960 RUSH LAKE RD, P1NCKNAY Inring Clark, South Lyon rural mail carrier hap been on the job 47 years Mrs George Clark of YpiVanti I pent the week end with her sons he Mate feffer Seedbtdt ant 7 Close te Fences with m SEAMAN TILLER Jeeewts wSiefl of he SEAMAN TIL LEI Sl placed In Umt of he machine imread f of the tides en fill of the new, Im proved modslft , you con tili the toll right uA Clot It feneei , ond make better seedbed at the samo lime Ycu uc tuoJIy increai your crop acreage by puN ting hitherto Idle bad into production, The 5IAMAH Is the ordinal arm jls rotary fJfer lervieeproved over o period ef More tfian ten it is tup piied h e 41 range of poer takeoff I ind motorized Models, from 36inch to 2Inch iniata adth , let w leff yea siere about the SEAMAW TI LIEU end Iti practical opplicttlcn ti four fatms and crop Condition Com ine talk it trr Phons CfS Piaknef fth of w they ,,ed , J9 Thij aUo affccts 1 Without heIp ot the AmeriM HoUitvivn wuu VOB out every nIno rakes mit Ugt yn tna Ameneaa kitchens, doet him your grocer If he has no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to year We Need thtJiii tmmwm Them at this Store rmjtL cr wtsmm MEATS AI Ciarks McPberson Zeigler Electric State Bank 107S M 36 Eart Pinckney Wirlnt, Wiring MaterlaLlfht Fixtnreg, Due Therm Heater HMTONM, VOU WOHT BCUP r OR rOU LOCK iM THE VcLLOW PAS CXI TCLEPMONt OiRfCWW THE MICHIGAN COMMUN7f, PROPERTY ACT The Community Property Law enacted to place Michigan taxpayers on the same level ajs taxpayers in the ten other states where community property laws are in effect From July lt 1947 and after, injfrom personal services earned by husband and wife is considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been, suggested that husband and wife deposit ail money received ttpm personal services ant all divb ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may accure to them from this new law McPtonte Stole Bill A Memey t lean at reasonihU tsceat neid en Savinj Beate Certifieatea ef PeyeeH Al ispssafs e aa IM,f njr ejnr H In r,95 Pinckney Dispach Wednesday Amy 27 1947 LOCAL NEWS Week end guests at the Thompson and Mrs Reiser and family, Mr home, at Hi land Lake included Mr and Mrs Potter and family of Det run, and Mis Harris of Minneapolis Minn hunters he ,vhiieffc tak m June 1J47 Marjory Trost of Dearborn s md gan countys antherless deer hunt last week with Mr and Mrs Ari now being accepted Closing riuu rew Campbell or applications is Oct 5 37 der , VT were killed there last year y02 The Misses Nellie Gardner and J Fannie Monks attended the funeral of Mrs Mae Vaughn in Detroit Mon Week end guesta of Mr and Mrs rf le th of Jun0 yM the Will Shehan were Francis Krupa n and fc Setr0i M n t OH operators leased 8V per cent Ben White and wife were guests Schuchart of Howell and Billy, Pat fov lease lMfc of Mr and Mrs Carl Bidwell at the neia and Mary Kay Shehan of Ann countie bail game in Detroit Sat and called Arbor ed f 46,344 Average en Leonard Devereaux in Detroit Mr and Mrs Aher Wylie and Marjorie Trost of Dearborn vas amily attended Old Timers picnic vl ce J guest soloist at the Conl sunday Huron River Park, Dexter, Sun 52 Mrs Ellen Sykes of Detroit was wore present, a Friday guests of Helen Tiplady Mrs Gale Hail Jiavter, son, Tiarl Wm GUlen who has been with and daughter, Hilda and Martha of the occupation army in China called Kalamaiuu culled on Mr id Mrs at the homes of M E Darrow and Vvri Mercer Sunday the Hoff Sisters Friday Barbara, Paul and Jean Wylie Charles McDaniels and family of ho have been spending the summer Chelsea visited the Menvin Camp, at Anderson with Mr and Mrs Ken bell family at Portage Lake last Wyie return to their home m How week ell this week to enter hool Mr and Mrs Jack Schcneider Dick Singer returned from Mason and Mr and Mrs Phillip Link of Sunday where he spent the summer Windsor pent Sun at the Ross He goes to Mich State Coec ihur Read home , where his neice, My lis imvr, dau Mrs Ross Read and Mrs Fred fcMer of Mr and Mrs W bar Sm Read were in Ann Arbor Monday ge will be named grand champion Gerald ilenry who has taught in She won this award with her Jersey Roseville several years will teach in Heifer Detroit this year WANT TO BE AH ANGa If ID CMECKEP V OtlVINt AND CHiCKEO fH CAK I WOULDNT BE PLUNKING ftWSTR6AMUNSD GUtfA y nil Albert J Halley and family of Detroit Pat and John are spending their two weeks vaction at tbeir cot tage at Patterson Lake STATE OF MICHIGAN IN CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION ERS COURT for the COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON BEFORE GLENN C TELLAND Circuitj Court Commissioner Herbie F Sneed and Doris I Sneed his wife Plaintiff 7Zj r vs Old Florence A Robert Read and family took Mur ie Read to Portage Point near Man istee where she will ,spend 3 weeks Mr and Mrs tHarry Palmer oi Detroit and Mrs E Buttleman art visiting Mrs Weltha Vail Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher sper1 Sunday with Mrs Owen Carleton in Perry It was Mrs Audrey Lee of Mat ion vvivi was attending summer i ool at Mich State and not Alprer Lei Mrs Fred Read and daughter wevf in Detroit Saturday Mr and Mrs Rex Norcle of An Arbor and Harry FairchiTd ad wile oi Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr ai Mrs Frank Aberdeen Mrs Steve Brown of Wtroit snp the week end at the Fred Head home SINGER FLAUGHTER REUNIO Clarence L Moore Moore, his wife Defendants ORDER FOR APPEARANCE TO Clarence L Moore and Flor ence A Moore Brothers, Sisters and Sons oi i3ti4 Spokane th late Edward Singer held a reun Detroi , Michigan at Portage Lake Sunday 73 were present for dinner They were from Chattanoga, Tenn,, Fostoria, Toledo and liowiing Green, Ohio Detroit Lunsincr, Mason Dexter and Pinck ney All had a fine time ,uid voted o hold the reunion next year al tl sville home of Wilbur Singer in Di HOME EXTENSION COURSE TAKE NOTICE mat you are acre by required to appear before me, Circuit Court Commissioner for thi County of Livingston, State OL Mia at Vny oilice, 114j North State St, r h City of Howell on Friday, September 26 1947 at 10ft0 oclock i iorenoun of said day to answer to the compliant of Herbie F, Sneed and Doris L Sneed plaintiffs lOtici is given in spent M di Gerald Swarthout it DVH I Mr and Mrs Lour Coyle were Thurs dinner guests of Leo Coyle in Ann Arbor Harold Nuoffer and wife of Hoi spent the week rtnd with Mr and Mvl Lloyd Hendee Mr and Mrs V Pentlv of Corr unna are visiting Mr and Mrs Boh Pik WFTri express deep appreciation for the Edward Sponrs enrtainod Gem Eichman and family, Russell Glovand familv of Fowlerville, Irvin Ken nedy wife E Spvs jr in honor his 74th birthday ds two daughter in Calif Mrs Elizabeth Martin and Miss Gertrude Spears called him UP over the longr distance telephone and co itulaed him accord The Home Economics Extension ince with the Section 147group met with Mrs Herbert Wat l the CompiledLaws, of Michigan on, Howell Tuesday to plan en the tor 1U2, iv appearintr to this ourt iLiii activities andfor a rally to aitadavit of llerVii F Sneed I held at the Howell Methodist , the plaintiffs herein, that JH,I ipt 11 yis Margaret yu are concealing yourselves with Stuart, the new atrcnt was uot in the city of Detroit, County of Thre will be 10 lessons i en tl, VVavno and State of Michigan yeir 5 IKV groups are heir orun It is therefore ordered that a copy i d The Rally Day program, start of this Order for Appearance be at 7 0 a m with a luncheon at I 00 published in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed and circulating CARD OF THANKS in ihe County of Livingston, once , week for three succesive weeks The family of John Bell wishes to and lhrt a opy of this 0rtler be mailed to the last known post office kind and sincere expressions of eym uli of ,aij defendants by re jr puhy shown by many relatives and isL,red mail, return receipt tiemandfr lends Mrs Grace Hell ed ikA j 01vfttion Notes Twenty bulldozers worked day Russell Read and family have re M rht last week to keep a for turned to Pittsburg, Pa est fire out of the 2000 acrqs of Mr nd Mrs Earl Spencer of Qy hip timber of Porcupmj A million and a half hrtirs lit vnes will be sent to some 30 deal ford were Sunday guests of Mr and Mr Joe Basydlo Mrs Irme Jack returned to her ers in midSeptember home in GuLfport, Mifls Tuesday Applications to take part in Alio Mrs Gladys Lee and Mrs Jack Borton took the Lakeland Jr Kir Fred Camnbcll and wife of Ann Daughters to Walled Lake last Wec Arbor called at the Ona Campbell for a picni home Sunday Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court CommUsioner DauibAuust 22, 1947 This is 8ummary proceeding Iwnpht by plantitvs o recover poa session from the defendants of the following described real estate otil iSupervjsn s Plat of Indian Gardens as duly platted and recorded in Liber 4 on Plat on Page 23, Livingston County Register of Deeds Records Stanley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiffs Business Address Howell Michigan Telephone 18S in 1945 28,000 persons berame Vaamlined guitar plunkers Jjewi of automojile accidents I ho oil will be much greater in 1940 rlss motl la pledge themselves ia tUlo saf y in safecars On Vv I, the police of the United a n 1 Vnada, under the sponahin ci the International Asso Vilon of Ciiers of Police, launch iv Traffic Safety Check PiO cr They urge the driving public Vrwate by living up to th nce slogan, Check your Dnv ,,u, inck your CarCheck Ao tiucnUs Notes a 25 Years Ago Livingston county has an unsoL ved murder on her hands Fcd ileece found the decompoised hmly ol a man in Green Oak township last week It as identified as Tory Gardino, formerly of WehheiAilit Mrs Gardino and 1 children were here and tailed on Joe GentikTuei who unce boarded with her in Det roit iie ad been niissing 2 weeks Dead Mans Curve north of town is to be straightened The county road conun having bought land of Frai Johnson for that purpose The Masons and tarh picniccd at le L Iv Lake lat Thursday The Federated Sunday school gave Mr and Mrs V E Weehs a faf,rll surprie last Fjciday 00 were jjresent Clella Fish read an original poem and P H Swarthout presented the Weeka with a wicker fernery ice cream and cake was served 3ty The Ford Motor exhibition at the state fair will occupy 7 acres The Tvaiery caught fire Sun hut prompt work exti nguished the bae South Lyons homecoming was last Wednday and Thurs South Lyon lost the ball game to Holly 4 to 2 the first day but won from Howell the second day 11 to 10 W W Blackney a candidate for congress was In last week 11 B Appleton and wife of Det roit called at the Lynn Hendee home Sunday fl Base Ball Sun, Aug 31 at Pinckney 230 P M Saline vs Pinckney Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 27, 1947 Description An account of the resource August 27, 1947 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 1947-08-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/cb87db2c7ea29cabfcd88f5b503fda2d.pdf b972269cfa38d37e5f31041238e1f312 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. lrWf 7 1 J, N 3 F 4 Biitdimj VOL 64 Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, Sept 3 1947 Michigan Mirror j School Opens Tuesday No 36 Why doesnt the Upper Penini ula aecedo from Michigan and join the state of Wisconsin C W Browng publisher of a week ry newspaper at Oconomowoc, Wis, taunted us with inquiry We hap pened to be members of a board of director and were visiting together at the tommodore hotel in New York City last June 29 and SO He coninued My friends la the Upper Penin ula tell me they are getting unfair deal from Lansing and are forever being neglected This area is right next to Wis, Its people trade in Mil waukee and other cities It is logical that they should be a part of Wis, not Michigan We relate this conversation be cause our mail has been , running heavy with clipped editorials and per onal eaniment, most of them iipiov ing our observation that the U P j is lagging behind the Lower Peiiln ula in state highways and state parks Harold Earls, pre, of Blanky Park, writes There is no question but that the development of the Up per Peninslue has been retarded by a lack of improved highways There realy is not much point in im provement of state parks until they are made accessible by good roads Even our two main U P highways connecting the principal larger com aunitie are not yet completed Mr Earle adds All during the past week people stopping at lilaney Park have reported having to wait from 2 to 4 hours to get a boat eith er way between St Ignace and OUR DEMOCRACY AH enrollments records at the Pinckney school were roken Tues day when 865 enrolled Lat years was 317 This is expected to be increased as a number were at the Fowlerville faiv The enrollment is highest in the lower grades 71 enrolled in the kindergarten and first grade There is hot enough room and hall day session are necessary There are ,22 la the 2nd grade, 43 in 3rd 4tb 41 In 5th 6th and 52 in the 7th 8th The high Ihool enroll man is 121 iU bos were out for football practise Tuesday The first home game ia with Urighton Oct 3 AM CONTESTS At the 4H judging contests at j Mich State Coll last week Living ston County entered 15 livestock exhibits, 8 garden enterics and G membcrr in judging and demons, trull n Alberta Anderson of Iosco won I 3rd in canning and Dud Brian of I Hartland, with his Hertford steer and was 3rd in line with grand J champion Alice Salmon, won 3rd in clothing und tied for 5th in food judging, Glenn Marshall of Unad ilk was first in Blacktop sheep with a yearling ewe and 2nd and 3Yd with 2 other sheep Dale Mar shall, Edgar Meyer and David Whit chead of Unadilla won 2nd and ijd with Blacktop sheep PTA TVlt THOVSANOS QT PAHENTTEACHER AtSC SUCTIONS THHOU4HOUT AMERICA lAY HAVE A COMMON GOAL TO 1QMQTe TH WU , WtWAMM OFCHIL0CNANO YOUTH fit UV Blue Uibbons for garden exhibits Mackinaw City Apparently, inaLjwere won by Mary Raidi and Ann equacy of the ferry service a to be j Masak of Green Oak and Leroy Mc come a common and cr mic cunl1 ion Frank J Russell Jr, edit uf the Iron Mountain News and Marquette Mining Journal, observes With the exception of US41 and US 2, the U P has nothing to boost about in the way of good roada For the most part the network of secondary roada is pitifully inadequate and is a det trront to tourist travel The pro poses an Upper Peninsula highway conference for coordinated, concert ad action Mf Noyes concludes If any additional proof of neglect of high Clinchey of Unadilla, Bed ribbon by Margaret Toomey of Howell, white ribbons by Robert Knight and Edward Brooks of Unadilki and Robert Toomey of Howell a white ribbon by Muxine Sulmon, David Brians, Holstein Heifer won 9th in 2f exhibits snard 1oLillJ1 teWi Jm Pinckney s wAnn Arbor forfeit Chelsea 7 and the Legion con ways in ttariitotern part of t per Peninsula needed it is in the fact tnat Ontonagon coun it the only county ih the state that I South Q to and dees not have a jingle mile of eon beut Manchester 10 to 3 trite highway Tins sort of neglect I In the We8t Divijin mson beftfc abouid not be permitted to cciLiiuc stockbridtfu f, to 3, WebberMlle tcr another generation iolk F0Vvlervillc i t For some time we have sensed an lwghion Ann Arb Intangible chip on theshoulder ost w postponed attitude in the U P This region tends to think of itself as the under dog, the forgotten child who is for ever getting a raw deal Such an att itude is a natural reaction to th basic trouble of the region It has bean acutely exploited by absentee ownership It has been a colony whose natural resources have been stripped for the profit of people who TTveelgwhere Even its rawtimber The all star game at the Fow lerville Fair Monday was won by West DKision Bill Kuhn, Beryl Aniburgey and Fred Singer of Pinckney played with AllStars Chelsea pinckney , Mesnards and ores have been transported out j South Lyon side of the region to be converted in Manche8ter to wages and stockholder profit Saline through industrial processing STANDINGS Wan Lost 12 2 9 ft ft 8 9 13 Pet 85,7 543 428 357 071 Safety RuUs Wiih child death from auto ac I idents increased a third in the last year, Automobile Club of Michigan todny sent out via 2000 posters and j as many letters a backtoschool warning to Michigan police chiefs parent, teachers and children, Sch ools open Walking or Driving Take It Easy h Posters containing this heading ami an illustration of school child re a crossing a street are being dis Current Comment driving wolfling tributed to more than 2,000 paro dual and public elementary schools in Midiivan as tlie first ol nine ernes ui 1 yearly by school cooper jg wili Auto Club to cut down accidents to school children First n u scrie, ol instructional book leu his employer, claimijur nejrlfcenc tTelphone Rates HARD BALL GAMES In the hard ball game in the Tri ClvuMy League Sunday Pinckneytl won n tipht victory over Saline 10 to i Going into the 8th inning with j The Mch Bell Telephone Co fil an 7 io 4 lend Saline rallied andl ed its petition with the Public Sep J ent nlund 9 to 7 pinckney won vkCottnnissianjsJnsins Aug 27f year are now being distribued to 2, 207 new patrol captains directing those who guard the welfare of 70U, 0UU Michigan school children Pointing out t liaf traffic deaths of children from to 14 years old increased Hli pern ,t in Mich, during 194 6, Lrnyu P Davis, Auto Club safety and traffic director, made a special threepoint plen to parents sending cluklien to school for the first time Pick the shortest and safest route from your home to school ami Time marches on Many present residents of this section can remem ber when horse cari furnished the means of transportation in Detroit These were small cars running on iron railp drawn by one horse A few years ago therewere still many orse C4ii drivers among Detroit motoimeii and conductors The liotjle twnt were replaced by electric driven cats in the late nineties Some of the local people went to Deiroit und bought these horses off the street cars when they were sold at and ons Now according to a plan accept by the council the electric driven cars are to be replaced by gasoline busses This has been tried out in a number ol places there and the lines serviced by busses show a proiat while those served by street curs do not On fuch lines as Mich Wooward, Jrand Kiver und Gratiot cars will be retained to handle mass traffic, The political experts have all diag nosed the recent victory in the 11th district iongresfctionaL election and each one analized the results io suit himself, irrespective of facts The iMily IhiiiL proved fs that disabled vai veterans should have a heyday in it wars elections they play then cailft right It reminds m of a case u iumlr cf years ago where a person was injured and hud to have boll k amputated He sued e case and when askt d ubout it said I not try the ca until iny client can sit in court ami show the utum ps of his legs Needless to say he won the case Porter, the legleBS war veteran won the case because although his opponent was also a veteran he had no amputation to show Marriace Liaeiuet Manley Newman, 20, Brighton, Audrey Risjding, 18, Brighton Nor man VanBleircum, 22, Pinckney, Eowena Llverance, 25, Pickney Rich ard Strang 21, Howell, Victoria 8tarkey,28 Aowell Arthur Chester lt Brighton, Mae CaldweU,17, Bri ghton Robert Smith, 30, Hartland Loujsa Anderson, 26, Hartland Geo HammeU,21loweU, Oneita Chisholm 21, Saginaw Gerald Poole, 18, How Conservation Notes Closing of the ftate parks willf start after Labor Day 4 of them wiU be open all winter The state fire leys up to date is 14,136 acres, lesfc than A yci apo Lynx occasionally kill foxef in the north wood Fall rainbow trout fifhing is per mitted in 35 counties Missaukee county is the only one In the state that permits bear hunt im with dogs In order to join this ail, 8hiriey Switaer, 17, Howell, Don hunting officials may be contacted WMaeyer, 24, Pinckney, Mary fcdiaj Duck hunting is not jermissablp abaih White 20, Howell Albert Syj until 735 m year Ikowskt, 24 Howell Jeanne Land 62, WoweU Wendell Brown, 25, teptoe andf askiay fof a T6t40OO rate in creae No dote has yet been set for the hearing Pre Lacy of the to cited increa sed cost of wagestaxes and supplies a the cause of th request In the petition the co agreed to extend the serfice area of most of the exchanges throughout the state This would permit the people to call nearby exchanges free A standard rate schedule would be adopted ac cording to the number main telephones Ot the increase sought by the co 13,051,000 would come from up, ward local rate adjustments, 2,655 00 from the city of Detroit, 40S onJ from surburban Detroit, 2,02 t00 from increased charge for long distanceutllsand 1,384,00 from miscellaneousTtemrsuch as switch ing and equipment Increased interstate long distance rates would keep local service at a j lower level This 4si the irst time in I 21 years the co faf asked an in crease Rate reductions to telephone subscribers have jaaved them 20, 000,000 annually The last general rate adjustment was made in 1937 Since then wage have increased 4 times over that of 10 years ago Taxes are then double and so have cost of supplies Revenues have increased 2 times but cosCs as a whole tripled The return has only been 41 per cent on a dollar while about in needed to attract investors so the co cai carry on its expansion and m provement program width child GAMES RAINED OUT HowelU Reba Holcomb, 1, Howell The JJ ges schedul mm Horwood, 24, owelt Dorothy lj hefe Iast pda ntent between First hearing on the Michigan ikvis, 21, Hawaii jGeraiu ve, stillhofff 0f Howell and Fowler ttel Telephone Co petit for a orkney, Jean CorneU,17,l vU,e pinckBey and St NPaus 10,40J,OOO annual rate I A C of Ann Arbor were rainci out vil betl during October, the Mich SET FOR OCTOBER 2, Pinckney, Aa Arbor 4 i Tka Tter i the Study NOTICE Kiaga Daughters will meet ireaiag, Sept 11, at 800 o lease of Mrs Louis Coyle note change of date Bihie i It was intended to play them Sat but it also rained most of that fw This week Fit night Sept 5 Pi deney will play the St Paul team and Stienhoffs willplay Murray Bros, of Dexter The niht game at Brighton is Monday, Sept 8 at 4 pm Peic Senice Coinsa annouicd to I day A week in Oct will be aside to get the case parted said Sophus tar Apmaoit Nov FeaUpn tar Aob Oofamun UNI oaai ,ajt to I m am imiar iM u io a, Summer Maes Schsdule of Massj 7 a m,46, 1146 Week Days 8U0 a ML Friday and Satrday 7U0 and 8 am COMM COKXPL CHURCH Re Alfred Allard Paster Oaganist and ohoir Dlreetor airs Merwin Campbell 8 g Mr Hefn Vodder You will find a cordial welcome with ua Worship and Message 1030 S S 1130 This is Gods House We want ail who worship in this place to feel at home The Church is a place of Christian fellowship It is a place where we receive newinspiration for better Christian love I The Detroit city welfare eomm i making and effort io correct tbe ainibe of mental patients, especially I in tne Receiving hjpital where due back, coiiderinjf both traffic ami io crowtled conditions feg shackles of ftlrcetw Accompany your uil other forms of restraint are to the school the first few use upon menial jriiientsRecciv times Teach him to look both waya in hospital, is not intended to and wait till it is Mufe before cross I hoi e menial palWnts Klolse hosp ing the street, he tuid I ita is fui tins purpose However, Police chiefs and their saffR a8fTTTfr7Trc, is filled to calcify ed to be especially watchful on the fi,t morning of ttchool in their town JtepuiririK H1 repainting of signs and crosswalk markers were Hugtfts, ed as means ol preventing child ac cidents Police chiefs were also ur, ed by Auto Club to solicit extra vigilance in the first several weeks oi school from those who arive auos in ihe vuiniiy of schools and play ground LOCAL NEWS The Thompson family of Detroit spent Tlnus and Fri at the Geo Thompson home Miss Dernardine Lynch returned to ler home in Kalamzoo Monday after Npvmiing the past three weeks with her sifter Mrs Claude Kenn ed Mr and Mi Ward Swarthout of Jackion ajui Mr and Mrs Frea Swarthoui oi Detroit and Mr Ceo Hrulley were week end callers of Mr and Mrs S K Swarthout Mr and Mrs loo Mann of spent the week end at their cot at ialf Moon Lake Mi and Mrs Glenn Sfayton and chiidien of Howell were Lalor Dny May your soul be retresnea as you worship F Setool Peotir ioKd UM Pe Moettrg TM CAJtDO THANtU I wish to thank my friends ard neighbors for the flowers A cards sent mc at the hospital and their help extruded my family Edith VsMSfemJocik s V7 St1 PAIfUCU scHMorrs OWN y rroY Ukr for the firet tisae you mmtmd the atery of Faricia Sch Uler of Jack Mee io tragedy Head her j f Mrs, Mary Kolaaer CAD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to our many friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during a will TAX NOTICE Village taxejs will ha received at my home on Wednesday evenings A Lund, Cosamission aecretary j and Saturday afhmoona IJut the case at a whole probably Heten BeynoMa Village Treas re a lengthy one j4 Patoam St IAI oontds it oesffltl tan M j rates w moaoenaMy low in veiw WIN STATE TITLE of rising operating Ogata , T n, MficdtAA Bamntra vManora of Howell won The net aohp for SlOioo TTV Chnnaonnhini laattwte in 0etfitUHaaeaatm asmngeofr IBirrilax tirarrfWnTrr TfccTI FortvJive people attended VL SLl 171 mr etriettaieatj SJfSJlL rsu, otetetnors and S3 ante saonth for HHJL At i IXhun Ledwidge of Birwunghaw ito callers at Jesse Richardson Mr Thomas Shehan spent Sou with Dr and Mrs Geo Mann i ibor Jay Week end quests of Mr and Mrs Thompson at Hi land Lake included Mr and Mr Ira Nay of Ann Arbor, Mr and Mrs Robt lilach ari son of Dearborn Mr and Mrs Paul Kaiser and family of iVtroit nvi Mr and Mrs Harry Quim of Toledo Ohio Mr rid Mrs Will Shehan and jrrandson liilly attended the 4H fair at Mieh State College Sat Um Dallvr and family of Detroit Charles Whitehead arid wife Beat rice LanlKon weix week end guests at the Jr J e Hfnry home Gerald lienry and Miss Beatrice Lamlom were in Detroit Saturday i Lloyd Hendee was in Hillndale 1 io the awtion SatHe reports a cy clone which hit there did much damage Joe Miller who lived with the Vj Kennedy family is taking an 1 weeks ccarse at Detroit Bus j,HH mental rases of wl ich J,30fJ are jitatf case These state cases are there, because the state bur no place io ctre for them, having failed to expand thei, kopiLal fa tic over a loiir period The Oetroi institut ion have hfen compure to Oedlam ijlnin, a famous KiiKlidi irsane asy lum of loi or more yeais ago where condition were deplorable In the conflict between this coun try and Russia over the control of occupied counties in Europe, Asia and the South Iiific, Uusia evid ently thinks he can win by merely sitting tiihl where she is in control Sh niay be right as th American armiep of occupation are steadily de v re as i ng every day and no means hnTTeTTidopted to keep 1 hen, up to required strength onjres has turned down extension of the draft universal military training etc and as the time of a lare number of the army of occupation men will ex pireiext year there will be no one to replace them Conres adopted the plan to lend money to the occup ied countries to equip them and t in them to fight their own battles i B one with the wildest inunag ition potable conceives Greece ililt up into an opponent able to stand off Russia NOTICE The Liviagston Co Asn order of Eastern Star will be held at Brigh ton Mich Sept 18th for afternoon and evening sessions in the Federal, ed church and dinner will be served at the Methodist Church at 6 PM I Reservation for dinner tickets shoulii be Biade in advance front the Worthy Matron of each Chanter Alt M er, President Winifred Graves, Secy1 tin Ajnarlean Weekly, groat majftj Mra Ceo Moahon and grandson ajna villi Una flnnnays Cont TiJDo visited in Jackson last week, tew ef The Dateoit Snnday Tunes Miss Hilda Had waited at the Alj ikort niakel homo Inst week Vf i nad fnsnny of E Day gneotsnt her residential roH c1ies io 4MM Le i awce ent and tXSSMOg on MMleage or to Grand Ranida Snndayj the Dr rttoeioed by Mrs Mr and Mra Edward Hnckett of 1 Mr and Mra 7 O fi Mo 14 da adte, Sent f VSJW IWgnOvnVK vwooioHHoraaaoi nnv wnajp j j Ana they heat Manistiw to 0 on i , T T,, r m en a forfeit Son j n ct Blacks in UnadUU 2 g gift weludwg 4 to 1 i Maine Roche on her wedding day J wlMcOoar and wife of Oweeao Mr od Mrs Chariea Fwnwf wd Mre 4 Aona Hooey of ABeghnng, M tu e dwring the aaaaun hot wna and a huge number frona to L J NOTICE The Plilathe Class of the Pinck ney Conun Cong Church will in the church parlors on Sept 10th a cooperation will be served at the noon The program is in the Mrs B G Onterhouae Oak, is the gweet Sneaker, Aft Ing iee uPe ntge to he joy the aay with na Week end gweota ef A L oers were Edward X family Merman Lfed M Mntlnnd wme aging rait dmlK HRft ftKni i jfc V JN 1 iiftil u J Si long and late, and still you have eight Eight little servants v Call on one to clean ic, y 1 svr n e seven i sSix little servants, w This one sews a handy seam r need candlesticks j and still you have six iii I you have f Five little servants jtaPvii One can iion all IWshirls VPry chore till you have four Four little servantssuch activity 4, One breathes a little bi eezeantftttyfaj, Th ran One Two little servant One keeps the U t if Pinckaey Pkpach Wedueaday Sept 3 ingNewi Vtdiiiu school thiii m v TMeL iss Ji kie Brenner wasjnarriftd at tic UUVL chapel at Coru hris o h weok , toittiiffi Jeff i yi tiio U S Navy Site ws at UiiHU 1 hathe run Kulmuf Uf Hory ayd William Wattage , South hysjn hn vaW ii to ward I taking their atfrltTttc TiehL i 81 Heajrto J ing for the G ad attb lay f Trunk Mrs Huttie Becker i iuJifc Utflffitvprk, in GWJKJ Rapids Born tu Fayette Sellman and wife Saturday ejjfljn JSin8 to the ON THEATER 11 4th aflMBbaawanai SYLViifc TER Sept s, e A Comedy UrauM of Comic Stri P L AVJ LyrMrab returned t Cnp Yeide Arrows, MrOtobert Tjwfa attended eth estimatedcost i 9,GftO flfotoh i adopted VheniAishUTti rv 14190 e,uenaea etn ,UMII Ffvebussis tihWk1 wddim of her nefce, lrtrutie And tl ciuue4i fciuv ih jWiiiKftlNo fast week Th i stii IXMUV UB4 I teWMtneFaaiUy show vhioh 1 Arbw OM wile of the fouler is still ith the The Cty of Howell Council hasT0 they wintr in Imla Ciy vjied to establish parking mtters cciitin streets there, on irad K4ve DICK TRACY va OUEJgALL MORGAN CONWAY, ANN JEFFREYS flu WNSET iASS A Wtrn hy 2Unc Grey vita JAMES WARREN, NAN LESLIE Su, Tut Spt 7, 9 NO LEAVE NO LOVEf A Comedy Strio VAN JOHNSONKEENAN WYNN Muh Ave and Estate Streatp, Imtoti SteiiJiolt of Howell has solv1 his hardware store to his part JL yue u hasT ers oa i i,fclcy Swarthout hs bought th J Nw ,houeaTdi8 acrea of Will Hurria ji tu tr, 4 the eapt pMt Pf town and will move J 5Joimn F,ghle there I Marruf1 PUlnatruua th there School startied here Tuea with H Perfect Lady Fri, Sf, Se APACHE ROSE ROY ROGERS, BALE EVANS OUN HOWHN, QEORGE MEEKER rloon lt Niwi Svn, Mori, Ltyt Newt THE lyw G MlS ncu Ww ilik and Robert Sbkn2 JUI enrolment cof107 HghsioiuQl ,hi will KO to Arfasona J 37 sramjnar 16, Intermediate The Mil ford school district wilS hereafter be known as rue Huron Valley school, The Uijihland sehool will be, ojerated 21 sa elimentary sehool Miliyil v Kveii part of the New Hudson district South 1 yon pelting the rest The fhmni , 4WBC alloy School now hu 71teachers, i 2 The Chelspa school canshlatio , VlJml plan carried there at a sjjeititeieiflt, ion Thur by a big majority, JJ c ti Thur ale Dine HUTU with the Cheija neliooi rtwflU be 1 etessary to operate a nurrT One tells Ore proper time from sun to setting sun Dependable electric service makes these servants run And caves you lots of eljow grease, Suppose you had none To get the latest tmparttcfi ocMce on electric appliances home lighting and 0 dozen other houiehecny fo,r, your nearest FJrn Office The Defcfuif bciison Co 25 primary 30 Mrs Tqter Poole was badly AI4 el abouti the face Monday by fume fruni a ew kettle, Iva Flftioeway started teaching in thp Hatiie ditii6t W,iJlJSand raised 3H bushels of this year haj hought 800 ba,s tj 0 peaeh hrvct ij, J HtHoolcttp has strtd his ider 11 dirirktii viteaiMftnJ v ,,, A , Hrfut tOTlioch iateacyimg the Ander Svofl iceicttpiU Murphy, tie dialvicl school this yem untl1 y 16 p 4A4 Sam Wilson, Youjiglovc , 4 fywpFleh will teaphjtt Fenton ioleto9 6 I eXr A a high old time at the vrHivSinifl school, meeting, The corres ,,,, 4 , ii iibAt says it wat a disgrace to iuirimi brefce into the, Oiavtd he JjRtrct I Trunk station and JUJauhiwl Jfogftuildinga new station here Sat nigtbut got ylwSn T i w v M iJmmiKhteT of Mr and fnTrtSfePP Mender, die Saturday fencebetow the BriVy Randall has entered the I rl latWiyfllfcat number from here attend nwo fcglW Cferr farmers picnic at Showers illllllllllllllllillllHIIIIIIHIUiMIIMIIIIIIK first National Bank 1 L iir Undev Feaerei Superrltlon Metier Federal Pepoalt In urne Corporation All Do yositt Ituured up to 5,009 fa ecb OepoMMC I A MHicl Comedy Jn Technicolor Wit BETTY GRABLE, DICK HYAMS ANN REVERE, ALLEN JOSLYN Comedy Short Cartoon j Sun Shows 3,8, 7, , WdV ThurTTSept l67 ll KABALUOUS SUSANNEg Starring i BARBARA BR1TTON, ng RUDY VALLEE PLUS TERROR TRAIL With CHARLES STARRET and SMILEY BURNETTE Coming Alexander Ragtfnp Band1 Calcutta J SION,g NTY OF LIVINGSTONj UKKOHK GLFNN C YELLANDfi timA fterord4Tffijt6rfr jHfprceitrtl , , , t lj fiom hit by Waleg iylnnd v V tfhrnrZcE a rj,uitj ourt c,rnmlssjonfr lent show wilUviit 1inckney this Ml,lio p Snecd and Dors 1 his wife Plaintiflt KEY TO AMERICAN PROGRESS CAPITAL NEEDS LABOR LABOR NEED9 CAPITAL f HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Sneea ya ThA ijnwOj jfj iyAuTiSept 1 rliS,JrameT4je Woclbridge vs l r01tJ VS mmmmmfmm Zeigler Electric 1075 M 36 East Pinckney r i Wiring Wiring Material, Light Flxtures,Duo Therm Haatarr Gregory No prpgfer has been made in the mtinder of Tony Gardino of High land IArk whose decompose body v ,1 fomui in Green Oak township last week Me is said to have left Detroit with a real estate man to look at property he was consideling buying i Mrs Alma Harris and Zita spent j Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wil j Slmban , Henry Johnson and family and Mis Fo ie Chambers spent Sun da in Jury with Mr Addie Hen dee X J Otto Ioulson and wiie sjx rit the week end in Middleille with his puients lly vs ,IOWPII r Clarence L Moore and Florence A r has moved loM his wiftt Defendant ORDER FOR APPEARANCE TO Clarence Moore andFloi once A, Moore 5n4 Spokane AMERICA NEED BOTH In observation of Lil ov t f 5 This bank will not transact bus DercJ 1 Michigan TAKE NOTICE tnat you are Yierelf mess on September 1st by required to appear before pie, CircuitCourt Commissioner for the tlointy of Livingston, State of Michl 5 at my office, 114a North State St,I s imnmntumnmnnimutimmiw in the City of Howell on Friday, September 26 1947 at 100 oclock iir forenoon of said day to answeiATHLETES FOOD GERM to the compliant of Herbie F Sneed I HOw TO KILL IT xnd Doris I Sneed plaintiffs IN ONE HOUR i Specials This notice is given in accord anct with the Section 1497 of the Compiled Law of Michigan for 1929, it appearing to this Court rnn affidavit of Herbie F Sneed Coffee Gerbers 3 Peaches Ha,e Peaches CfcaM a Saabr U FREESTONES FOR CANNING 2 Inanal up in heavy sjrrnp No 212 tin 43d 25 21 Kerr Mason Cans Dreft lge size Perk Dog Food S 2 27 Beef, ork,Vea1 ft a4 loinTBone Steak 7 ek Naptita Soap s10 one of the plaintiffs herein, that you are concealing yourselves with in the city of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Michigan It is therefore ordered that a copy of this Order for Appearance be published in the Pinckney Di ipatch a newspaper printed and circulating in the County of Livingston, one I each week for three successive weseki jand that a copy of thir Oilier be moiled to the lsist knowi st office address of said defenda by re istered mail, return receipt demand ed Glenn C Yelland Circuit C4urt Oommisaoner Doted August 22 1947 j This ia a aummary proceeding brought by plaintiffs to recover pofi 1 se4V4on from the defendants of thcl follofPlag described real estate LiOt 13 of Supervisors llat of Indian Gnrdns as duly plated and , ratardrl in Liber 4 on Piston Page ti, Livingston Count Register of j Deeds Records Stanley Bemmaa Attorney for PlaiottflR Buaaeqs Addren Howell UdMgan4 Telephone 183 Frank HiicV ot Lemuel m at the state fair in Detroit TuFnv Barman Miller with Edward Gil more f Gvecorj ad BS1 Wines of toaefl attanaaj 4aa Bad Anew re ffimeat reuaioa et Baginaw Hon Mr and Mo, afoamrt Tischler and tHy apent test weak in Citi rhere dha woa r mi quiz IF NOT PLEASED, your Sfic back Ask ai y druggist for tbla STRONG FITNGICIDR, TEOI Made with 90 percent alcohol, it Penptraes, Riachea and Ki1 More gernis faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uinckaey Thur,,f,Sept 4, 5 DON AMECHE J in THATS MY MAN CATHERINE McLEOD COMEDY NEWS Sat, Sept 6 Only Matinee Sat 2 P M SUSIE STEPS our Witt, DAVID BRUCE, NINA HUNTER Plu WILLIAM BOYD in RESTLESS VALLEY with GEORGE GABBY HAYES and RUSSELL HAYDEN Cartoon Sun,, 7I Man, Salt Mat Sunday 2 P M Cont ANN SOTHERN in UN1DERCOVER MA AS IE with BARRY NELSON, MARK and DANIELS Selected Aborts New Tues, Wed, Thu77 SP lCUI IT1S A WONDERFUL UFE with JAS STEWART, DONNA REED COMEDY MEWS KEVIN LEDWIDGE tLECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contn Work Estaaates Given 740 East PutnamPinckny,Phon S eoejMjh Oyde fttwr and week end ia Bad W visit a New Crane axtares ace now in full prodnoaon and hey ant and type of tuBtnoe 0 sak every caste as weH as every YnnH lilrr ihr frnih ainilrrii nrjlinx nfthnr qimlifj fdimali aeg aanres, sheir saany iaapcovesoecKs And yotfl be pirsaod ac ae nu, irate prices Vchu C ae ia and see MSplace poar order today age pr We aHafioa CAUL VS fOBAY of, I vBddie the ef tfckaae spent and at the Mel win home, fell eposa a liiensed Master fwiiwr ataaVari Lakeside Dr at roU n if iml i WAKTBDi ia yr to pick iwdaaL 0VCCBT CJJUmCet rSi aur TaTBs TjislirTlsiilrnnj aIWiwl li X Gen Storemm mmm wmm Pinckney DispacK Wednesday Sept 3 1947 ttK lhe Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie tiflCKIVEY DISPATCH Iublinhed Every Wednesday 115 Main St iiiickiuv, sirii Entered aa cond cl lutter at Poetoiiice at nckiiey, Midiutan unda io act of March 3 IS7 Jloilpaon raN 1U a Year PAUb W, CUKLBlf fUSU3HSl Items of interest Kcv nd Mrs J M AK lteu, and ,, Ii Uiiit Clil a i HI liei U lilil Ot Mr and 1 VI l id iicv ,u,u Mi J M MwliKM ,nu lumilj icuirucd home to lnhwu Liuui La, ull iJJuJiiUii, ni, U LlKir ee it ut juiliiu Lake Pee illi ii h, pa ,uu Ot Jotl ilolie ilullrll, LeXle, will eel, laae Sopi in MuM 11 uoiu u 1, llle t illi iii ui trie Jiumi iv hi put in OK Lake HiiL i l ialeV I u1 tJ I ioiu 11 a iiiilui n1 iii The uielal Don Main Used Car lot 864 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 37 Open Evenings 1940 Chevrolet Two Door 1942 Olds Two Door 1941 Hudson Four Door 1941 Olds Four Door 1936 Chevrolet Ywo Door 1942 Ford Tudor 1934 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Pord Club Ccupe 1941 Old Club Coupe 1936 fruck coupe 1934 OldaT o Door Kennedys Gen Store i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd If end ee la Dj iluhe, tlak Tin t atlioiu elan ill al i eL i vii lntiM II into rni idly, a naiale of alt u IM lair taleai and J from tin pour ho Keith ,edw idee a a u r 11 i i 1o i IU1 H la Ii w i K I tin Kai i Ji a itT hiatal I a U ai k i i iu lu diagnosed hi illiif a i lp inoi M, Aiuitaia llll r v 1 lav i with Airs a at I v Hulpl Caudill aad iana, K v in an lia h, ili i I I li Niu i 1 aaCs I a Uii iliillip Alia1, ai a In Jsulouii with U a I11 M1 phy uial a tended I la1 fair TUinny Kennedy, die act ifa p iiiniai took over Sept 1 ilMl A The Misses Alice Marie and Donna j MU,1V took ever th Sural nail Lou Gilbert who luivo been in Coim route this summer have returned to lo, jrnith Davis and LuniK on1 h vek ail ill Dido I iier iid I atdl, ai e i o II a i Mi a W i k Tractors, Trucks 939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet T ractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers 3 New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery I 12 o 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires ncy Ambrose Kennedy and wife a, moved into Howard Heads new hmiv on lloAeli St, Victor iiokas aia Don am Sales ,, u luu a i c i r 111 v v uit I j Ralph Caudill knoyn a, lh1 li wifcj l move irdo the apai tin at jllU, o tin store vacated by them I Jack alJHs vHad ivliiii r Mr iiid Mrs Kloris Clark who ,,u ,,n p,st week OD 04rl4 dTty I tzsiniiuoo who ba IMIT viilihti al tiie liouie 01 WniJl I rev haa neon spending the sutumer Inoe returneii to Detroit Tuesday Mrs Laura Cradwell returned 1J IIi, ,iimmr etuiaa to 1 HKhei home in Chicago last week Her ia, Vv, , , where he will attend sisteiainlaw, Mi Norbert Lavty weat back with her The wedding of Normun Van la id r cur1 ami Rovvena Liverance will taki ,idir hiUs clool Juf I,aey and Rob SHIIIT playi wuli Kaea team 0 Howell in tin state tournament in latian ,at v 1 and Mrs A mb w a on with Mr aM ,M 1I1 in Eaton lar ia Iii Kb and i A alors l ami MrS Wi ad Mrs Ida 1 led he Ji ,ju hit a homo run aid a triple Ruv Diiliugham iia riu d SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 10 CATTLE 12 f ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 6 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEr IiEMUVT FliEE CHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Tie Original Company To Pay lor DEAD STOCK Ia N, Mn dieban ai I Iamily l, movid t hi IaMna, ho i J 1 Mil U dUl K place at the Liverance home v,et ol liiit js wen to 0 lion, Alaaetopa t OM Saturday nighV Corp Maggie A,sclenbrenner was home ironi Wriylit, Field, Diyton, j la, n l0 R0y cott of loiaia jaka Ohio on furlough over the wet k end chulev Sherman who ha he t, a,i j Sehaeto Iresley is a patient in j ,, v v, ii r M back an Ann uAihor hospital Sunday guests o the Curlett fan 1 ily wen jr anil Mrs Juim Curlett jot Roeville, Mr and Mrs AUrvd oa t aapa, , ad lanal an , sausma, wife and daughter J a on yu ,l ,i l,iiai v re o ,1 Curlett III of Detroit and SanUia y ,, ,,, ,ji, layln Yoe of St Chair Shoros I h, WMha Vrd i vininv reiat Norman Campbell of lie oil and j,, ,,, Rckon ail laaa llaroid Campbell oi low1, vee ii j , M, Ma DT v a U town Sunday i pent lliui at IM la ,l1, i Thuis nijfht linckney wd jtl Rikson plav Hyne team at Lriditca theiej The C J Clinton and Y c A umier lights at 740 p m i J,, i,rrlu atteiaied toe ean r In bert Read and family retun ed u , tlio Ktiiej bona in Jae,,, fnn nchern Mich, last week Mrs Clara Kennedy and children of Detroit were Friday guests JJJ Mis Lniru Vollmer Mrs Ksemarv Sohosser spent the ad or Alive IOR6ES 9 COWS f 1 HOGS 2 per cwt OLPHDWG UPON SIE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuzm Animals Collected Prippdr v, ins Eqmpm CajwJsle Ma U PARKER Axeai PhooeS Pacimy TW FASTEST DA Slcfiervlce in Mix itral Dead StoekCo araaiy 1 la followlX f L ived N u i ar oTTttftrUiiiS in Cieiald auie Jlargrave j i ii , ent the v i rdeen hom i i ,i k A be i ip i , etroit lii , I eiMor Ld i v , i ad ii I T j r iaid Lidwidet ,li i a v ere week a i aor Ledwid i , nd visitor a i i V I Cark wej, ha I A a Detroit nd ii uf Ypsil , Mi ,ii MrsKeriiieii 1 a,io drs Keiix ,, attendi ui a ir Races a aii,y Reec who , 1 Haines hon all Ajbor lOSt v a l aad Mrs Col a a0, Mrs M , ahard KAel Ro rel week d at Jo T weid end with Mrs Marilyn McKer , , Vtcran i in Detroit xwu tiioit Le Ivy Miss Mai Meyers has resigned , L Neitt 1rie ak isilioiiiw the telephone ofiice a holoi Koil MdAlAy Aj h In STOCK ISOIL PIPE tc FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 He SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 G So 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS K TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FITTINCS VALVES WEUL POINTS TTTliiGS JET PL MP6 tanlejr Dlnkel 9 V NOTICE gpn Cor taainea in e Stewart Anderson Qtdr Etkn Cor fcaet Metal wodt, gulere, dowrujowts, Sinoke Bajminng fa the oear ftituoa will hw be eqiJvyami bramur All work piaiwiteecl FasYkategl Sheet Metal Tjr hor pxand will work in the Vokar factoi at Dexter, Mrs Frank Aberdeen r j places her in the telephone offu j Mrs Norma Merrill and Rrand j daughter spent Fri with Mrs eu j Vaughn j Ona Campbell and family spent J Sat in Ann Arbor at the Fred Camp bell home j Lemuel Martin aiid wife spent the week end with Mrs lioulih Martin They visited the Jackson Cascade wi1 her Sunday Koy Reason and family ad M Kia Kaon and Leota snt the wiek ead xilh Harr Eddy and am ily ut iyuus Laiiv iier Alpena MI Stanley lmkel and sonJora iKnt Sun with her mother Mrs j En ma Brogan, in Stockbridge Joe Griffith and family, KosLamb na Alice L ire spent Jat in IV it nd attended the state lair SutxUv Whle in Cne north last week Geo , Me hon ir awl family mvt oil K ttie and wift o1 OSCJ ia Ht is finishing hi home there and experts to sell it und RO to Califomia j Sunday rallevs of Mrs John Bell were Mi and Mi M Cunmnne, Will Beard anl sons, and Mr Nel sou TreasLer and children of Anii Arbor , j Major Wm Browji wlw has been stavinp at the Bell home, has been aasiftned to Washington D C and left for there Tuesday J Don Daiier and iamiy of Ttroit caMed H1 the L J, HnT Sun f E Diw and wife and Ars Uael EJy i n lrR 1es3a Loui Ct,v1 and wife wre din ner gw f MarkJtdvin fijlijy The infant son rf Mr and Jlrs iclc Lotnnis iiCurtnce fJ iU in hospital at Lone lsbud m ad we4rf Waed J 0r Keadt i Ua i Lke , Id Ueicji Ii aiL0 is , Nash hom A Mail Ueitll of Detroit spent FrL li ,oi I dii and aiiuniiy with Mr and i j M i Leo Lavey 1 I in, ,cd J,loyd Uendee lire ill 1 i , week in the heep i i i ja a ae state fair il ii i K i lleialee ial Mrs Wul a i i i II iv ill leaded the weddinj i It I anliiie Miller lilnr and I V, tl J ledie at Fov Ulville , i a ,, if,, li eepi iun wa, al Lake heiinuiy I i a a ai aa CN1 U Mr Kore U a A i i ul M liter i I a I , , 11 ol I let ui and L ie Uende ,l,d v, lie al I al IleJiJee and wife i ui Ann A jlior n i al Mi Mm hahi mi of Kush i 1, , i UJ iied l a Alloona, I j la j c Kinit Sliiius family , I IUII ii led Cray and finiii ui ei Kiij have moved i , J 1, iaka , k ileidee, I Haines, Jil v i , M , i k llolba narrow spent the n ,i r cid in Hiiionville M, Jlijoia iJeJiur and daujdi ,,, e ,, ui uiwin are vidiing Mrafic Mr, lioh Jike i, ,Miili Vlie and family spent ,, , ,,t Siday in Cov , ille , Iliurt Simley and wife and ,,, 1, aaid le ind wiie spent tin ,, m vT Ti dST Tn Maton 1 Ivina Speai, wa in Jaek on iiiic day J i1 wek luiile Souit ii nd Mr,, ,, ,t,Ui were in Detroit on a ay 2 SOFT BALL GA MES FRIDAY,5EPT 5th M jPinckney Dispacb WedttMky Sept 3 1947 DuoTherm HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STAIu i CABINET, SINKS, StHTlC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUNPS U E 8 ft 16 CU, FTDEEP FREEZE i 4,6 ft SCAN MILK COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Hi McftiensoB 31 ate Bank THE MICHIGAN COMMUNIS, PROPERTY ACT The Community Property Law enutd to place Miciiigan taxpayers on the m i ii ap taxpayers in the ten utlu where community pr rty 1 r in effoct 1 Fni July 1, 1947 and after, in fw villi services earned by hnuid uml wife , community property, V ly j FOR RENT Apartment Inquir 545 K, Putnam St Phone 143F2 A FOR SALE Baby play pea und4 a swing with metal stand like nev both for 10 Also ice box and even for oil istove Mrs John Colono t 696 Mower Bond Phone 100 PROFESSIONAL CORNER 5 eonsidareu In computing innme tax thereon the husband and wilu will each pay on onehalf oi the ineone , It hus been suggested that husband and wife deposit aJl mone received uom personal services ant all divi ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community lroppvty bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax saving which may accure to them from this new law McPflersoa State Bank Money to loan at reasonable Interest paid on Saving Books and Time Citif catea of Deposit AD dpoit uj to 16,00000 la urid by our membership 1 Fed mit liirano Conj non K AND M BOAT CO 8 MID SUM ,UR CLEARANCE SALE iarine plj wood rowboats and motor uoaw for sale at amazing savings to you Open Sundays Wilsons Rent aJTrailer Co, Howej Michigan Fhoiie 1227 FOR SALE Garden Cultivator Zink tables, 2 high chairs Bed spring and steds Electric Bathroom Heater Baby Swing Cat, Electric sewing machine, Lawn Mower, Nursery chair And many other items Make me an offer Carl Kram 666 Patterson Lk Rd M Deifft Piaekaey Mkh Daily 1100 A M to I 00 P M, xent Wednesday Men,, TesFrL, Sat 7iOQtOO , SUM N 14 Offiee M KveahMi be WANTEDTwo girls or man and wife to room Board optional Mrs L J McKinley, 306 Mill St Pinckney, Michigan I FURNACE CLEANINGwith a vacum system Prompt attention given to nil calls Waggner Ritchie Phone No 8, Pinckney MARION BEAUTY mfr PERCY ELUS AUCTION Fbeoe SftH Piackaty, Miaaisea Attorneys at Law Ffcet State end levtago eeb Aae 4ee, aitetisea HAROLD CHUB SswvJ StWrRMowM 07 Howell, city, uS unm I List Yaw f reasttr Stock Minerals 325 ewte FOR SALEfj Rooms and Bath in Pinckney lare lot and nice shade Come back to the Old ilTbme town Property in fine condition Fred J Teeple Kealtcn Phone 675 Howell JAMES E DAVIS A M M D Consultations by appointment lfHio Baker Rd Tel 6191 Dext GENE Phase IS Pinckaev MiaMflaa AUCTION EER FARM PHONE SALES 4 SPECIALITY MARTIN J W VAN Stete S7I MfcesMe DrM PHSWARTHOUTA SON FMNAAI HOMS Hl , PWSweJPS Ambnleess Sotviee IS rlaokasy, Mishit eeeo SBPTiC TANKS GESS U I WEJTB ALLIKEL HGtEL ROSftJ 70 e PHONE 14l ANN ARBOR Midi Farmers Feed Supply Cr PHONE 104 , MAX RUS5ELLMr and ill Close ttr Fences ith SEAMAN TIILER 210 the witf of he SEAMAN TILLEft i re pkred in rent of ik machTno inttro j c H, tid, on oil of th nw, 1 mojfti you con tlH fho u vp cr M ferwfcf , and MQko r iidbrd it the soma limo Yow uey infc ycuf crcp a09 by put ng fcitherlo idU kttd info prcduchoiL The SEAAAH W th criminal form iii ry filer , icrv, etj ovrr c J ei wore than 1 it u tupJ i 0 ull sunge c ver lako rr rodeli, doa otAdl lo 2i 1lap vtdth is dtf row es obowf tfi Sf W lit W 0pijiat C j , H,0l COAJ t STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probet CoBrt for tb County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Courtheld at the Probate Office in the City of Howell In laid County on the 8th day of August 1947 A D Present Hon, WiUi I Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of tbe Estate ol Edna B Moore, Deceased EWray HIiickley, AdminLstrater hav ing filatd in said fourt his petition praying for license to sell the inter, est of said estate in certain real est fate therein described It is order that the 2nd day of Sept ember, A I, 1947 it ten oclock for examining and allowing ssid account and hearing Mid petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, tot three successive weeks previous lo said day of hearing ,n the Pnckney I Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter Deputy Register 0 Probata FRED C RBICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST IBS WIST QftAND VBR AVB HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPBINTSMaNTS PHONE 3S8 Rarlienea SIS STANLEY BERR1MAN Attornaf at LAW SOT East Gmnd Biver, Howat m i mi JLJ Classified Want Ad it t in the forenoon, at said Probate Of flee, be and is hereby appointed for 1 Lucius J Doyle hearing said petition, and that al4 310 Putnam Street peraans interested in said estate ap FOE AMjNorge Oil Burnii PHR SUP , Ja heating ,tove and oil barrelfao ef gSlLEr 600Wh Rock Pull SALENorge Oil stove and oil i round oak heating stove Tel 4ii C H FOR to 10 weeks old Lloyd Pinckney 18F22 E, SALE Pickling Cucumbeflg pear before said Court, at said time FOR SALERound Oak ,Hetin Phon 13,FI1 Marshall Maabon and place, to ahow iauo why a Ik1 Stove, Radio, Phonograph W C Cliaroberlain Tel 108F POUND Auto spotlight and trailer CEORGE KLAPATCH 7 LAKEVIEW Ann AxborMkn PUtfita SOSi e Housewives S AV B TOUR ense to sell the interest on said ea iL uld not be granted It is Further Ordered, Ibat p iWU notice tliereof be given by publics tIon of a cony of tlis ortt for Uurr succeave sraake previoua to aaid 1 day of hoarafc in the Pinckney Dia I patch, a newspaper printed and cir culated in said County Probate Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Celestia Para11 Register of Probate w ASTE FATS STATE Ot HlCHUUvH Tt Pronte Comrt for th CsanUy Overcome Soap Shortage C2LUX SSA mUfWM Cham is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats And VagataHe Oils, Lat year Soap Maters only sTt one fifth of what they used in 141 Thk also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor coverings tc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been utUe soap last One out of every nine cakes of aaap saade last yor was made from waste fats sed loan kitchens, 4amt blme your grocer if he has no soap bat save every ounce of fat you can mnd sell it to We Meed At a station of said Court, held at tlie Probate Office in the Ctty of Jiowell in said County, on the 18tli day of August A D, 1947 Judge ef Probata In the Matter of the Estate o Edward S Perry, Deceased it appearing to the Court that tht time for presentation ttf clainvagainat said estate slionld be limit ed, and that a tUne and plac U appointed to receive, examine c adjuat all claims and demsu, against oaideaorased by andlbefor amid Court It is OrderedThat all of the cm iturs of said deceased are requiaet to jtreaBnt their claims to said coun at said Probate cfie on or before the 27th dyrf October, A D 194 at en oclock in the forenoon, saW time and place being hereby ap pointed ior the examination and t ustmt of all claims and eVtnandi against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That pub lk notice thereof be given by pub lication of s copy of this aider, for thi suceive weeka previous U said day of hearing ,n the Pinckueyl Tel license plate 8178 Ray Burns FOR SALEPotatoes at 1100 n per bushel L W Umstead Son F0R SALENW built in bathtub and new medicine cabinet FOR SALENo eating Pta Mr8 Ted Singer, 3016 Monks Road toes 100 per bushel Willard Wiltse Ph 181F4 LSTA Black Hog from my farm Finder return and receive reward FOR SALENine acre Farm Lo YaD Heiiee phone 86F12 cated mi from Gregory on Toroa 0 ALF HeiiM stove horns Rd with seven room houie fuU base FO SALE 1 tovi , , A ko,n Aixi, wood or coal, heats 5 rooms ment, ood barn, chicken house, dou fituart Anderson ble garage atl ti rod repairs also UAn Anoeraon small orchard Price 4800 Terms FOR SAJE 1pair tfeavy Work Arthur Bullis Bowdiah real estate x Stinchfield Rd Pinckney Mich, OwarfeVPaaras LOT Wallet with initials L R I D contained drivers license, Lorr FOR SALEElectric Water Heaters aine R Dailey, also aiaid wool car 62 62 and 82 gal capacity Have in robe with fringe Reward for each, stock Stanley Dinkel Contact Gulf Oil Station, Pinckney FOR BALEiM one bushel new Fresh local fruits and vegetables aretes John Dtafcei daily Tomatoes, Cucumber, Potat oes beets, peaches and apples by the FOR SALEDump Rake, Pedestal quart, peck or bushel Other fruits Lavatory W C Haines 101S6 and vegetables in season George E Dexter Road Chrboneau 9040 Farley Rd Efa S6F11 WANTED To trade my motor bicycle tat an auto, fxmie Manhail hashing Machine and 100 b Ice Pinckney Jox K Smith 9460 MeGregor rd inokney MKgaft FOR SALESeven room vo baths, shade, garden, fruit good ocatran 260 Putnam St FOR SALEScreen Dona, eiowlett Bros Hdwe Phxmo lftF Gregory FOR SALE jUaaka ice Bex 16 lbs ice eapecHy Dak MUler, 4S1 res oad Phone 7F18 cOB SALonge Waamns Machne in good running condition S6 FOR SALE Esaetrk range, 4 burn Mrs Charles Porter 601 FOR er in good condition Norman Reason WANTED Custom CesnOteing eall Gregory R1 xr FOR SALEPine Lumber 1 x IT lengths Dispatch, a newspaper printed endWANTED to A true tijpjr Minnie Porter Ppnty Register a 74 rf RtttfSaHSfi darks SZF A4KSUGAJI The Probate COBM 0m Coonty of Iiiiassg At seasMo of Md Ceset, 4eid the Probate rfios in the Mf vela well on the ISth aVajr of fi D, lf Present, Son RTRBs M I Jestee of Probate, in the rthor R Hirasc R And in saM 5awt aocousrt and his for the it is AJMtJ Eosashejl Rd, Wanted mcAGcsF m ev R ucm M mom x, m mxm Vokar Corp tS3fc , 4 1 A 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 September 03, 1947 Description An account of the resource September 03, 1947 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 1947-09-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6f17629ddb40adcb17ebf74bac4682a3.pdf 333af5b92e02602f26c0c7bb796b76b2 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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WPil PWPV m 1,LWfL,VPMM MPULWIM1i v 115315 illi iJIl VOL 64 Michigan Mirror , Qrcuit Court Hews If the Upper Peninsula ia problem child of Michigan, the , The Sept term or court starts Mine writer have charged, it is not Lf TH Criminal cases, is mostly old A 4 v , i i i ii caSGS There are j due to the iaUureoi local people to Jury caaet G nonJury one try to work out their own salvation 32 divorce cases and It is rather the peculiar inheritan ca of this region which sets it apart from the remainder of the state The history of this northern peninsula 820 mila long from Sault Ste Mar ie to Uohwood, U one of exploited OB, iQjf natui,vresoi4e8 by absentee ownership Not only have most of the profits from the sale of timber and ore gone into the bank account of people living elsewhere, but the timber and ore hove been transport Pinckney DUpatch Murder Victim The dead body of Fran Upton, 30, of Willianton v,is iound by Ingham county officers aiHi state police Saturday on a rubili dump on the Anthony Gallagher ura on Northwest Territorial lioad, follow ing iheonfhaion ot hit vife, Ju Wednesday Sept 10 1947 ephinfcfl,j, ard I St Vincent lu iaul orpnans, hichard Gumma, In, to killing iiJimJ hey The criminal cases are George Hayes and Clayton Scofield,drnk eness Lloyd Stearns, larceny Kicb ard Frank,forgery, Clayton Smith, teKitig auio Maurice Spar, leaving ,J AUmi, U scene of an accident coniessed that Mrs lpton and The jury cases are Thos, Bath HidliJ Gorman laid in wait tor vs Roger Allen Kay Jaynea v owntd wth rUle and shotgun Frank Tucker,dward Jaynes vs oa lhe mht Augiut 1 when he Frank Tucker, Chaa Bain, Wm w1 home from Lansmg Buh Wright vs Howard Coffey,Gert rd him dead I witn the nlU rude Wright vs Howairl fnffw JTheu wth the Notes of the Game No 33 Current Comment Re aoou ad ,,, , , , b,k vs Howaid Coffey lTneu Witn tne assistance or n f0 hWonto beprocesse Juliub L yfc CoffeJ I younger Gorman boy they roih industrially mto labor wages uiErally Lu3M w HowarU Coffe, tha body in a bla, et ad took Sunday Suuiiier Jnuly Lucas vs Beatrice Schrepfer, Koyal Schrep fer vs Darling Co, Nellie Nich ols, Adm vs Darling Cot Marie Glendeuning vs D A Buell, Chas Saundeas and Carrie iSaum ders vs Marshall Koulette, trqpateii on case Two assumpsit suitsLc land Campbell vs Grace Knapp,Mer chant Fur Co vs Ruth Withey atoekhMer profits for thousands I of people in cities outtde of the U P The Upper Peninsula, treated like a colony, deserves a helping hand, One of the significant trends to day in the U P Jp a program of economic develfpment, originally sponsored by the old Michigan Plan ning Coram It has been termed by an official of the U S Department of Commerce as unparalleled any where in the codntry The quest is for new industry some of the profits of raw materials especially timber, may be kept at home and put to work In the pat the U P has been a twoindustry region, logging and mining Co mm unities are asked to take an invent ory of their resources, then to in, vite industrial concerns to open bran ches in the Upper Peninsula In the opinion of newspapei pub Ushers who attended a twoday con ference at Ontonagon last July, thin , economic program is one of the best g011 K,me Jofiul,h cJml1 vs Arthu bets for the future growth of thelood, icil Alrodith vis Charles region It is now being handled by Kovac Cu OI Howell vs Fred Ben Clark, formerly of South Haven I boiver T, , and it is eure to be continued by the Accounting Frank Bischof vs new state dept of economic develop Rudolph Linchof to the Gallagher irm, 40 pii away where tjicy bmiLd jt in rubhihThis place is b miles southeast of iinckney The body was not ds covered until after the confession iiij Uptons owned the lunn cast of Williani6touThey had A children of their own and boarded 7 orphans Lpton worked in Laming ui 1 ailJlul Vtli The non jury cases are Lawrence j MIJUpton and the orphans run tnc Dunham vs Harold Webber, Mcj IauiiAfter Upton UisapiJcarea Mrs Phorson Bank vs Arthur Tamlyiu Lpton hired a woman to look after Chelsea Lumber Co vs Vincent Jthe children and gat a job in lan Thos and Linda Moss vs Oliver Bing Her excuse Powell MontgomeryWard va the murder Ervin Snyder, assumpsit Chancery cases areQuiet Title Irene Brandom vs Thos Edmonds, Chas Spencer vs Solomon Saund ers, Roy Phillips vs Augusta Chap ertoKose liutter vs Mry Shann on Cancel DeedLeona Larkin Mark Larkin njunction Wmj MadTiiger V9 vs for was Upton wm mean There are 7 Gorman children The father is dead and the mother was deported to Canada as an al coholic and the chidien turned ov er to St Vincent Dciaul 2 were placed with the Upton family A girl, Pauline, stayed with Mrs Ray nionda Morrijs here for awhile oid with the Mike Harnuck i ivvnue ail amilyliic h ment soon to be set up by Gov, Kim Sigler Recent explorations in the U P Forclosure Court rifrht Specific Pardinance Ralph Cook vs Paul WiJUftrd least six miles long and two and one half miles wide It holds enough cop per ore to permit mining at the rate of 7,500 tons daily for 50 years The ore is probably the largest known copper reserve in the U S How to utilize this low grade ore is a technical problem yet to be solved Frtnk Stuck vs Chas VanBlaircuni Forclosure, land contract Anon SchlVtthaner vs John PomeryL Divorce Patricia vs Martin Beck, Petty vs Jack McCabe, Or vile vs Lertha Watters Ruth va Wm Schultz, Betty vs Norman Esch, He4n vs John Hammon, indieateamasLof Jow grade ore at eibul vs Woodland Lake DeveLCol I ard was placed with a family, ran away and worked for Anthony Gail agher this summer becoming fanil iar with the locality, die also spent some time at the Upton farm with his younger brother and lister Mrs Uon ind the Gormans are charged with first degree murder the probate court waiving jurisdic tien 4 raaois ivmrpity, paiu7 ovenu Fridaj 20 S6 p in Cavitation for foly Vcaimuc loa each Saruraay D to M u I4AU 00 to 7ao a UL Mass Schedule of Mueci , 45, 1145 Week Days, m Friday and Satrday 7i rm Se,l 11, L iirt uetl Miiiiiiuii for of jiy the intciitions arc Sun PfcAlcilin AlcCleai Alii thiiy jiiirs, fnlc Sv vt iiiiniii phi In 1 ki, Majthi JYi, iaU A Holy Name i he Catholic Tri i Alieh,Ohio,Indiana Ranul Sfpt UIV Hotel Pamelind For resivatijii call conjjjv ofic RaiiMJii Ac, NK, Craud K In liH Soft , f kat ii Mui i ay I uol , ij to j 7ui , run I i Mi IUial t faui A C oi Bob Siitger had yhted firla , Iios Tlextei ilr Howell iii tlj Iii ftmi wa, ti vliLii DwxW store it tin pin V nht led Men ier ,J Up In 1,, ill Uiniinf l 1oiu into the ah innin wiitai liivl man fka on clinh, pU ui Mi ha h i oil Hlli Sui of full iniii o A Jate John Viim Ud, laic M, iibman Thur, lat, LJnis yako lieu RJ We used to hear old timere tell hardships they underwent in old day, They were forced to tip at J ajKmiTk 8 or 10 COWS rui tliLii wade through snowdrifts i to j inlcs to a district school u ta i all pasiclf a farmer had foNs li usually bus a milking to wadny through snow tliiiu,, most rural school children are iccd up at their doors by a heat ed AIIOUI bui and transported to a a uhcj MIKJOI The number of dirt IifL ds is rapidly decicasing and oou i will be but a memory, a iin iirivr Inio inu, willi tlie black,ni4tli and cooper placed u ill them i im ine w on Ann A Hum j to o a no hit yami mm, n inii 11 li U tl i if up hit a iiome l un 1 ii y not hit, hut Li ,iny for Ana Arbor es on balls i the firit yuiH Hart o pavr ai and Joi I ,a 10 mac June Kile IleinhofH Vl, al imial Ki,iinl1 ki ot ol to t hi t i ta HI,, i LL 11 111 11 ed i,p 11 t 111 a hit, ml S ii Hie n I State Coimns, inei11 at iiand liiadipiarli i privatf Jim,i Irl apid 111 winIi IL J, on ilv,i a 1 I iiu i II i ami itii nin, It t i en i i i i 1 ami limn I V,l 1,11 11 in I lie iii 11 in tiu tilt doublei i iat iill,, Lli ha II id, u, nt ,1,1 , , , M ,, i j u f n Hie 1I , 0 on a, H 0 e ,, up IhWtiT ciMtd i J I 1 vi Mosheu liat k in thi added a run hark t HII i 11III 11 pi i, j 1 nji 1 nun e I file Dunn Jut J Siner saik 0 J 1 I i 1 1 i 1 t n r eaniiiL,jMher infidd old mpi, of , Iti r harJ, days the 1 11 hip noic and buggy dayi the faun nuv is not it wui painted in the 11 el pi miaei ii,lal Ju,If d mi an a Iuiy ll IV Un I hi hai at and tary v cik heart el rold pi a gr vva man gravel jdt, northwest of s found guilty ol inv COMM iiev COfJUL ChURCH Aiaed Allard Pamor Oryaniht and choir Direetor Mcrwin Curapbeli S S Mr Vedder worship ami Message s a We cordially invite all win no regular eiiurch affiliation worship , ith us A cordai welcome, a Jielji lerieiice, a timely message Septemter is the month Her It l n iiifkney mi,n eoretl 2 runs in tl Mill Jieai Jed in tlir ,tli ami J aLxl with ii liekn 1 I he Jui Ann A1 or yol a run in the hih on I mror but v hit Ii , UJJ Lo the 7th when Smr easl up and a, it tor a huinc run and i Iexa leatmers ,1 111 b a ey M HOWELL oi llll ki iey ii, Im llle iiyenv feroii f e eoi pd 1, tin lei I i i 1 ,f 1 1 Quite , i, against tin Joi yivin Ierrell, IV, of Flint, ie killed a batiier un June Dur volun laughter at Corrunna last Judye Joseph Collins who case without a jury Ferr iiy low and struck Jim 1 AOSSO and decapitat i Collins in his decisoti 1 nil guilty sui this was involving v, ilful neg n airjilane case in Mien that the wilful negHgen appn d io air planes as well the f 1 it i ,Mj 1 n foi ijJ I v, ir,MVii m reinh 1011 CORNELLVEDDER Patricia Ann Corneu,daugiiter of Mrs ttlanchu Cornell of Dexter lid and lerald Vedder, 011 of Ml aadJ Hennan Vedder of Pinckne We have been toldby good author ora vjs AlhKrt Smith, Velma vs ity that huge reserves of valuable f Gerald Naivai iJeie vsj Iiu3 high grade iron ore still exist in the Lozo, Arlos vs Chaj Welton, U P that the Gogebic range is Frank vs Virginia Minor, Kenneth good for at let 25 years at the vs Theresa Hittlebaugii, Walter vs present rate of production This reg I Tlieiesa McAdam, Konua vs I ion abo posseases millions of ton ley TeeplesGloria v Koyal Hitter of low grade iron ore, and eventu PhyiHs vs Thos Peck, Gerald vs ally away will be found whereby Jeanne Hammei, Margaret vs this wealth can be tapped profitably Vaughn Collett, Wmoni vs Lene Any mention of the U P Selflvieve Gelinnger, Druscilla vf Rich provement effarts must Include Geo BisShopjB Upper PeninsuJa Develop tnent Bureau which projenotes both 1 Brewer, Ibert vs Margaret Beet, the tourwt and agricultural induct Halel vs Doe Day, Verna vs Mich ard White, James, vs Elsie Fry,Devie vs Neta Harmer, Russell va ,4eien Mrs were united in marriage Friday ev niny, Sept 0 at the Congl church in Pinckney jJaskets of cut flowers graced the altar before which the nuptial vow were exchanged, the Rev AL All j, ard reading the impressive ring ser vice in the presence of a large num ber of relatves and friends The biide, given in marriage by i her brother,, Leslie Cornell, chose for her wedding a gown of white taffetu fashioned with an off should er yokj and filled bodice, both ac cented by a ruffle edged in dainty happy h 1 ii ries there Success of the Keweenaw county park hotel at Copper Harbor has won over many private resort for owners to support a move ior a etateowned privately operated chal etat the Porcupine State Park and perhaps a piynihr facility at the Jahquenon Falls state ParK These parks ow rack facilities to attract and serve tourists i lace The long sleeves were close ael, Urinuz, Elizabeth vs Adoiph fiin fnd theA firt exted Jiartman, Jean vs Earl Allen, Helen def traln, A imser, ef vejl n 1 1, , ,, mi 1 101 1 usion fell gracefuly lrom a vs Robert Martin Vincent s Xhcl Y T , r, halo of ludmig tipped wmorange 1 A single strand of pea rraMcDougll, Doris s Crout, Norma vs W iSrnirh Sterlm bossoms WHiTfiWUMIYR Married by Jlev Fr Day at Howell Saturday morning, Miss Mary Elizabeth White, daughter of Mr and M John White of Howell to , SEPT JURY LIST jlutnam Miiry Jane Tach Greer OaJrWm way Hamburg S iah Barry Tuthili,W Pce c jpe djalf y e n 1 p 11 az 1 n g and reded icat ion We are looking forvvaid to tims and a growing i,, Vou can hedp us Church tiglit at oimiun Chiiich will be hUi the lat Mn night in Sept the 2J, Imginiim with u poiluck Supper at 7 o lo k This will be a happy 011011 for ix the people of the jrandi The pregrani L joniored by tin iiaruca Cla lhe ,up r arrangenn nts will he taken ran of by ilulathea da,v Rev Ezra Beachty, Patr Morna WorsWp 1000 Sunday School 1100 Superintendent Wiibur Latdig ouny ift,e iUetirg 1 i LIVERANCEVANBLAIKCUW vcr iirwtty weddne took place Saturday evening, Seu b, at the home of Mr and Mrs, lie 111 Liverano, west of Pinckney whea their daughter, Rowena, wi, uniied in marriage to Norman an Uhtmronr ililr Dunn, c Ja e, ,f P SlIliT I , ,,,, i I 1 I 1 a , 1, DlllUU, LIP SlLlNHQFFS AI3 R 4 1 J 1 H who ioiiv IOLUI iuthv The airplane is be ng i problem with hundreds of m eiied yearly Detroit 11 1 pilot last week for pann inh intoxicaded ie iritcism wai directed late Jicnsing Uuit week a man a pilots license ioiation convict had agairt trafi him This If if i , v, 1 I hont MjLiin, p MCRKAY HROS Afo ,, h lak, lb A a 1 ,1 nda,, v, Idinm, il Kouid , i b , ,frt111 1 m, lb A a 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 n x 0 0 1 tilt tl 1 1 I i 11 n U 1 3 1 DfvXlFR AB R 4 1 1 l H oh iiit iOl I, 1,11, , in, la it 1 J J 4 A 4 t 1 1 M 1 I Lii ,1,, Oil nd rd i 1 i In III PINCKNEY AB R i 1 PTJTiol mr aTul Mrs Bruce VanBlaiivum of Anderson The ceremony v as jitrformed ,y li L, Staeiipfi oJ Jar,r before an altar of wlnte Royal maid of honor while Mrs Geruldine P1 Shirley Keen Handy Dorothy Sidell, bride va, bridtsnuid and Jiein Green Hartland Peterson ofMr was the brides only ornament and she carried an arm bouquet of white gladiohs and stock with large n cv white bow and narrow streamers 1 ,non Miss Doris Cornell was her sisters tfladiolua and iraldine Baker sr,LilI f Singer and Mrs Mary Lou Morrison j b were the bridesmaid These were at auPlainum, brother Delia tirid in modish gowns of pastel vv1 best man Aftei I shades w ith matching halo and Brian, Archie short veils of net All carried flow ers The groom was assisted by Kevin Ledwidge as best man, and seating Walter Donaldson, Chas, the guests were Robert Vedder, y,ff I Swi thout, Dunn, c Shhan, Jli niii, lli j Slle, 5rl If r 11 1 ej 0 AU 4 4 0 1 i n 0 H 1 ,r 1 li II O II o 1 I mums and white cousin oi lathi 11 Claude dorf iloweil Smitli Iosco John Ruttman, Stella MarionXoris Thumser, TyroneEdna Mehlbjerg i BrihtonATorma Vooitiees, Royston , Jame SUiger, Oscar Koch, and Al Lovas, bert Morrison Little Barbara Singer and Shirley Ann Morrison as flower girls werj charming in their dainty formal Lfrocks, and Bonnie Singer sen ed Donn Widmeyer, son of Mr and HoweU City MDaniels Ted Mrs Herman Wodmeyer of Pinckl 3 ney 4hey wejje attended by Francis White and Mrs Florence Lipka brother and dbter of the bride The bride wore beige suit with flowers and aeoeaories to match A recept ion was held at the brides home after the ceremony They left for j CohoctahFred lvvflWu northern Michigan on a wedding ConwayArchie Duncan trip The groom is a student at 1 Oecrffyd Margaret Duncan Mich State College He served 3 GenoaCarl Birkenstock, years oerseas with the army in In Brighton CityTna Newman dia, He graduated from Pinckney , high school The bride 1 a gradui NOTICE ate of Howell high w1 ei The Livingston Co Assn order of t tne orsoa liiroughout the ployod s bookkeeper at McPherson htem Star NviU heW ftt fi h ami lal0i ndered two appropriate hospital, HoweU CongratuUtions, toll Mich Sept Wth for afternon vooll sejectionp during the recept and evening sessions in the Federal ion which was held in the church of the groom the ceremonv for 7 gucM, trip u as ring bearer 1 Preceding the mai riage service, Mrs Menvin Campbell sang The Sweetest Story Ever Told, und be fore the benediction she Pe 1 cause iUrs Campbell also 1 voided , W ic MANE SATUWfcML A lilane fell at 830 arm, Sat,on the Esoory MUlec fmn, 2 miles Aorth of FowiervilieThe plane andl pilot OK burned up His identity it awfcaewn and ioentrrkation will be nade fcosn the motor abmbar The dead pilot was idesrtified asi ,Codl Mope of Bellair, Mich those who have entertain MraM E, Darrow re ed church and dinner will be served parlors following ttoe ceremony, at the Methodist Church at 6 P M Ileservation for dinner tickets tihoukl be made in advance from the Worthy Jdatron of each Chapter Aita Meyer, President Winifred Orave MOTiCE MARHIF4 MONOAY Mr Phillip A, Winslow and Miss a reception was held at the bries home The couple lett on a northern Michiga The groom is a graduate of the f Pinckney high school and served I yeIKS in the army in Kngland and 1 rrance The bride graduated from j Juhton, I Kaolin, 1 Ste ard, iZill, 2b I V a ihans, Sod, rf Phone IJ27 R I 11 1 0 1 1 J H s country is opposed to be on gold standard but it only is litically rJe principle is that every paper dollar isimd there PP1 d to be in 1 he l, S Trea a lohu orth ol gold There 1 ha Inen and a the price of 1 hirtnatr, thie jrobibly could la lore the war this country p om hall the worlds gold I Mammiiino ami stored ,i ky It 7 worth n and tlie price is d ho, me 11 minitej J , ins of 1 Iniii, lhi5 boarood gold mi , to, he chaotic cond oi ,111 v m he wn Id today all, on 1 hi, country to redist tin gold and ieton prosper 1 ,ot likely liy nggestion Icllowed Thi country re tin gmV at Ft KHOA as an a i ,e ol, and i guarantee of toiMinued propeity This money ,w Iim 1 jxi uliar one Different thing have been used for nioiey Some Indians onci used a Hber beads and shells and cattle beep have also been iised As population increased thi beraiae aid liable and gold and silver adopted In tliha eTbjja of r a 1 glaf and tininpi wcrt thi, nation much gold and lver WnT jnel into money However , was nnhndy and paper money wi sub ilorj on the theory there was en i , gold nl silver bullion in the ,1,11 to rciieeii it IT has ocv , bren ,,0 lif tne demand f 1 sil oim iit dollar gold pieces not exist lief ore World gold coin went out of exwst IOOTar 1 , it being ment all called in b the Northville high Sihooi, id at LuiToughs Adding Detroit is employ 1 Machine, Wl FOWLERV1LLE FAIR Til LL imekne hae hall team captured th Fowicrville Fair CKamihonsldii last week by taking both games Wed they heat Brighton 7 to 4 wni and Thelma oT at the Frank Pat Brooksmifh Detroit hpent Sui Aberdeen home Sunday visitors at the Clare Mili er home v, ere Mr ami Mrs George Franks and family of Detroit and Mr K A Franks and daughters ol Los Angeles California The Murray Kennedy, Ambrose Kennedy and icrald Kennedy famH ies were guests of Mr and Mr I, Kennedy at dinner Sunday at thr Dill Sicptoc pitching and then came I back Fii and beat Webbervihe 4 to J Iyt the championship, iieryl Am burgy pYHed Fri and bMirvR4e eouhl do tiothing ith hi all, el c 1 aaltieii for thi final, lilalm Fowlecillc Tliuwith a Michigan ifiate pitcher in the box n aioanl of mDiv absentei lir, ckiey ujiud a ieviod lineup each uame Ward euught both games,Uer yl Anburgey and Hoili Amburgey jnayed first, Bill Kuhn, 2nd, Fred Singer, 0 , Royce of Ann Arbor 6 ilarh Palmer short, Itidge Shirey, doe Lavey, Steptoe and irostic of JJVlclMli, the outfield ENTH AND EIGHT GRADES 1 he 7th and 8th grades hava started a ,iood Citizenship Club Vh clubs officers are as followd rrenUj Michael Cart Vice Pres uaffinc liurns, Sec Mary Jean ,chke, Trea Judy Aschenbrenn rThe club has a code which shows ikeii poiiitThey are 1 Teamwork A haackle I nllf We are all trying to co I uperato so wo can have gym pejriods The sth grade boys hope to have a flotball game with the 9th grade lOOIl The Kager leaner oft ball 2 oavad mm flatiwday of the death at Parsonge Monday Evening T their 3 aathw old jwuadaifrneff4 Thejd were attended by Mr and at fioafew HeitfasYl McstHenry WinslowiFortege lake aw htoaiht to Pinckney r the infants moJ P T A MOTtCE thaonanfi Tbaj Mrs Howard Srewett of Lansing ohildj would like to meet all adjUto inter tad in bnoel Agr Youth of iunity to help oegmdae a reaehei Assn t 7 mJft 4pm Mm Minks Saplaaabor ii ntthe Among ed for fie pleaaure of the bride are J Lakeland Inn Mrs Albert Morrison of Ann Arbor Billy Mercer of East Laninand Mr Everett Pratt and daugh spcilt iat week at the Wm iirtn ter of Zeeb Road j home returning to Lansing with his The groom graduated from Pinck parents Friday ney High,School in 41 and served jonn Lvan, son of Martin Lavar 3 years with the U B Navy He is of Brighton was hurt at the Fowler fSob Singer andjoeLavevof Pin now employod by the iHuron Plumb viUe air Tafet Tues when a horse fck,y may , to Koilon to play for the national title if they can finan ce the trip which would cost 1,001, team of Hovei who won the State Idas championship with the aid Ernestine Keenman were unitediimr Co of Ann Arbor The couple an awfly and started for the horo tn marriage py Bev A L AUaniiwill reside in Pinokney , barn He was knocked down and trampled j j jdr and Mrs Geo Thompson j spent Monday in Flint visitngb rel 1 ativejB and friends I TAXfcOC Village taxejs will be received at my uorae on Wodnesday ovomngs am Saturday afibantoona Helen ReynoMa Vulago Treas 545 F Putnam St Maw Marjorie Curtis who taaht in Pinckney High School laat is Usniiiac W rtim Marriaee j Dick Kebitt, 2i, aneviile, Wn , The Misses Doris Ryan aid Rita Charlotte Monroe, 21, HoweltiOw Kennedy spent Monday at Detroit Goucher, 21, Howell, Elizabeth Han Jerry and Joe Vince of Byron cock, 20, Howell spent the past week with Jftfsse Kich DEFEATED BRIGHTON Pinckney won from Brighton hre Monday night 11 to 2 P dnger pitched for Pinckney Fred anger and Hill Dunn hit home runs or Iinckney Of Brightons 6 hits leiry Housner got 3 There will be another double neider at Pincknejfu Friday ntjht Sept 12, City Service of HonoU will play Brighton at 780 p m iHkney will meet Webers of er at 900 p m Dexter loom boat en Pinckney twice here and 4m xal team will do its dfcrndaat to in Friday night S, 4H WINNERS AT FAMt At the 4,H exhibition at FoAlerville Fair laat weak Shirley of Pinckney, graid champion in food preparation She ateo 1 0t 10 award toward a trip to tho 1 ardaon Mrs Edna Reason, LeoU, and toruationai Stock Eugeoe Duaenberry of Flint Ry Reason and family were in Pon Edgar Moyor of it the paat yook at the S E tiac Sunday visHn the Fred Car Ge o4 Ansarthairt hjfja i pentar fajn , won in aar W i3WStf yd v 4awrf 1 aw M , Pinckney bupachWednesdav Sept 10 1947 WAMM AVON THEATER I SteckbHdfe, Miek 4th Fri, Sat, Spt, 12, 13 Super Western in Technicolor with GUN FIGHTERS1 RANDOLPH SCOTT, BARBARA BRITTON I Comedy Shorts Cartoon Sun, Tues, Sept, 14, 14 rPERFECT MARRIAGE A Comedy Starring LORETTA YOUNGDAV1D NIVEN News Cartoon Travelog CraingPlaineman Ly C fornia, Make Mind Music, 1IIHIIIIIlllIIIIHHWIMtt,ll,1,lS first National j SYLVAN THEATER I CHJOJKA, Midi Fri, Sat, Sept, 12,13 LADIES MAN i revolutionary new Certified Lamp tite fines piece of home lighting equip ment ever made When your youngster does his homework under a Certified Lamp, you can besure his eyes are getting the lust No glare or sharp sitnJovrfi will tire him, cause him hcaurtcires, poor grades or, as is somerimes the case, serious eyestrain Ifrmts fcecause these new lamps are W projuci f years of careful engi neering because thesrc sold as a unit reflect or, shade, stand and switch better, more healthful lighting Available in floor, table and wall models in every style and designtheyre in Michigan shops and department stores this week Youre sure, too, that your light is right if you have an Edison Home Lighting Specialist check over your lamps Her visit costs you nothing it may safeguard priceless eyesight For this free service just call your nearest Edison office today ii DETROIT EDISON COMPANY bank Under Federal Supervision Meaner Federal Deposit In surance Corporation All De posits Insured op fte 5,099 fe MONEY BURNS A HOLE IN g YOUR POCKET S People tell us that cash slip through their fingers, but think twice before drawing a check, To avoid reckless spend open a checking account with us, I i 5 ing i WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS f AVAILABLE FOR SOUND g LOANS 5 REAL ESTATE MORTOAGE, PERSONAL AT RASON ABLE RATES OR Neighboring News tri be oo fii S y11 a floik of 1,inn tui A Jio IVW 3 y JV n c 11 Il c Soiilii f,, on litfh are pirt I ,jt 1 7 a time jvi tlvre Huinhurj has eroded fiii siren TVJifss Hilda Re id, daughter of Mr and MJN KoLoit Rcid of Gregory find A T Shotv oi Ahvn y mantrrli Aug 31 Ihe haiitonu last wf k brokenil the windersmUftr V1r tod n,4 Ilm vi The FoA UTviJJe srhoo did open until Sfjjt 8 this year George F, Potvin, of Ann Arbor a Midi JeM enijiluyee for ii year rti Idt WfTk Mi a JiadicJ Rippcj ton of Thi Ri,tr Midi, lot hoi piove in A i,i week It rOn1aind , Jti Jt wis found and returned to hef by Mis Laura Nay I or of Ann Avhov Jlf hull storm last vcek damaged a vtta3r t puicc t the Howell city vjrpor ands of dollars rorth of damage to Duane Meyer nas pased te statet the building on tne Cliffid Parker state examinntion and is now 4HrcrnTriM eTQurraiow3TetuTrTedfrc farm in Deerfield jMiss Dorothy Rispman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gua Rissman of Howell was married to Lawrence Clark of Brighton last week at the Hovell M E church The Cooper twins of iHowell gave a shower for Miss Beth White last week Tues and Mrs Thomas Line on on Saturday Stanley Haines is teaching shop and science at Hartland this year lvt James Stackable, of Howell overseas Specials ittheavjrgyrnp No 212 tin Peaches Campbells All Other 20 Varities 15 a 10c associated with T J Fausett of Hpw ell in the real estate business A large crowd turned out at Dex ter for the sod picnic to sod the new athletic field and three fourths of the field was finished An appeal is being made to the high ychool alumni for fundsA big home coining game on the new field fs Nov 7 with Pinckney as opponent Frank E Doremus, former Det roit legislator, congressman and may or who V3L lived at Fowlervihe for till tffMIIIIUIlllflllilMli ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO, KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 85c back Ask aiy druggist for this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOI Made with 90 percent alcohol, it Penetrans, Beaches and kiPs More germs faster Tpday At CORY DRUG STORE, Uiacknev A Comedy Starring EDDIE BRACKEN, CASS DALEY, VIRGINIA WELLSJOHNNY CpY Cartoon Latest New SPIKE JONES Sun, Mon, Tues, Sept, 14,15,16 ALEXANDERS RAG 1 TJME BAND ReRe I ease Starring TYRONE POWER, ALICE FAYE, DON AMECHE, ETHEL MERMAN Cartoon Goofy Groceries Sunday Shows 3 579 Wed, Thur, Septf 17,18 THE SON OF RUSTY wtto TED DONALDSON STEPHEN DUNNE, ANN DORAjN , PlDe VIG1LANTEES OF BOOM TOWN wita ALLAN LANE, BOBBY BLAKE GeJNE AUTREY HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed, Thur, Sept 9,10,11 ins A WONDERFUL LIFE with J AS STEWART, DONNA REEDJ COMEDY NEWS Fri, Sat, Sept,, 12, 13 Matinee Sat 2 P M GENE AUTREY in i ROB1NHOOD OF TEXAS Plus GAIL RUSSELL, CLARE TREVOR ADOLHE MENJOU in 4 THE BATCHELORS i DAUGHTER i Su Mon, Sept,, 14, 15 Mat Sunday P M Con FRANK SINATRA, KATHRYN GRAYSON, PETER LAWFORD JIMMIE DURANTE S Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were I in Lansing Saturday , u Da v,A,l AHCH Dinkei, Alberta in CTredmMc Mau Hiid Ivi Ludtk6 atTencT Peanut Butter r Ob rard Dog Food OogyDog Food Oxydol CrUco Sis 1 1L tin Fotatoet Thurs The funeral and burial were at the Hamilton Funeral dome Rev Haimaworth of Dexter has discontinued his rooftop preaching on account of lack of finances H will now try to get Hollywood to nvake a picture of a religion play written by him Traffic over the Blue Water trid ge at Port Huron Labor Da broke 3 records t 058 motorists crossed fthe bridge The 4 day record frjm Friday to Monday war 30,884 The total for Aug waa 10I 76 John Davis 65, of Whitmore Lake , is charged with using the mails to de fraud He soM advertising in an rail road employees magazine, only 250 j copie o which were ever printed His whereabouts are now unknown Vote oi 25 ear Ago j The Howell Fair held latt week was a big success In the ball games Stoekbridge was eliminate the first day by a lunchc of ringer labelled t Fowlerville This bunch also defeat ed Howell the second day to win the championship Rev and Mrs N W Pearou cele brated their 50 wedding anniversary at the Harvey Craft homo in Marion Sept 2 The Austin Family Reunion was held at the Vrank Hall home Sep 22 Mrs, George AusUn,8S, was thj oldest mnber pacut m Mrs Alma Harris is teaching the Cbiibfia Cornets sfcfaoat Mrs Jennie Lewey jg teaching the Martriejchoel A large iiuntlm ten 1MM attend ed ttc annual Dexter Labor Day picnic The Pinckntey lehnel opened Toes with die flWwia tenehen Sunt i Aeyte Hm i F Doyle Hige dsfaoei Jueeglrie fiena Siaisel West Inter, Alice Becfee, Primary, fed the stkte fair in Detroit Sat Mr and Mrs Louis Shehan and son, Francis called on Mr and Mr Albert Dinkel Sunday IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN 4 Comedy ttewa Tu Wed,, Sept, 16, 17 A SCANDAL IN PARIS With GEORGE SAUNDERS, and CAROLE LANDIS COMEDY NEWS nCEVjffTLpDGE ELECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Cont Work Estimates Given 740 East PutnamPinckneylPhon IS Hi e New Crane natures are now in full production and they ere reaching die market in increasing quantities There is e sue end type of fixture to suk every taste es well m every hwijjrt Youll like the fresh, snodera styling of these quality pUuobing fixtures, their many improvements Aod yooH be frtrsifl m tc moderate prices of this aMocheHnioute Come in and see aspiece your order today for c ssibl J irstellatioa v CAU es roeAv MYKON J HUGHES icensed Master Pluriber Pinckney 186Fi Mich 717 Lakeside Dr v tStt 4 Mich fieO mym s M JfliMst m m are tWM e Movttftim areirieoti We east make year eftd leeft Ulse io IfJbwivttrHK XLhzM Wiiyfj,JMJJIL ix wMwmM w m,i mm Jiypw W447 fPPfPHff WPWI Pinckney DispacK Wednesday Sept 10 1947 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned Qoods, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Ma Kennedy LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Ketidee fcD 04vt4 CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 10 CATTLE 12 f ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION TM O HOGS 6 PER CWT CAVVfiS AND SHELP KEMOVhD FREE PMONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY i HOWELL 460 rigiasl Company T Pay for JHFAD STOCK Mrs Alta Meyr attended a meet ing oi Washtenaw County teacher at Ann Arbor Saturday Louis tswarthoht attended lb state fair in Detoit Friday ionmiu Kuier pent severa, dayr last week with AlrB DMSHJ ah Mis Jone Vaniiorn of iiout M pei ,,, week at the JliifoiJ Van iioin home I The Alaik Xash family spent Til J at the iunvJervvide fair where Mary Jane and IJirbara won blue, red and white ribbon in canning and food preparation Mrs Louis Coyle with Miss Kva Wonderliej attended a teachei, meeting Sat at Waldenwoods, Hart iuid Mrs Lester Me A fee and children sp Jtt the week end in Dtrett Joe Garolia and family and Frank Hicharuon and family oi Detroit tnont the week end at RUSH Lake uob Smith, Tom Smith ami Iat M ss of Detroit who are entertain eis at the Bowery there peiit Sim at the Oliu Kobinon home, iiii ,e Lynn Hendee ard son Loyd re turned home from the btat4 fair Saturday They were in sheep dept A monster crowd was present wit1 resulting space shortage Je Miller called on Vein Kenne J dy Sunday Mrs, and Mrs Fred Henry ami friends wereweek end truest rrr eador Alive lORSf3LJ9COWS HOGS 2percwt UfcPENDlAfC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION HALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Futa Animal Collected Kiompdy , c , FafeST Gepable Men KfSSS J Phone 88, Pinckney He FASTEST IWd SHc fWvfce in MMucu ntral Dead Stock Co STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4U SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 0 Ga to600 JXTOES SINKS ATfR SOFTNERS F2 , LAUNDRY TUBS fgRTTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FfTTlNGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dtake, NOTICE Wt2 0W fr 4mine8e to Stewwt Awieraon Bid Eaora JPMqr given for Staet Metal work, flutters, downspouts, Smoke kt MM feme mpairiag In the near future wo will also be eqriiio4 far ekUa aod bruits AUwofk guaranteed Pfaekney Fabrkatng Sheet Metal Coojeany Mr and Mrs Don Were in M and HUrtUm leave ny Cor M tit Vem Kennedy u Vem Kennedy and family speii Labor Day in Stand ish Mrs Ona Campbell and Mrs Job Cologne were in Howell Saturday Herb Sueed and wife have moed back to Howell from WhitruorLJC Mrs Rosemary Sc hosier way in Iletroit Sat The Andrew Campbell family at tended the Fowlerville fair Fruli Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Kf MOJI for Mio for a visit Mr and Mrs John McKenzie and children of Detroit spent Sat at the Ired Read home Maynard Clark, son of Mr and Mio Walter Clark underwent ar j operation in Saaebo, Japan foi ap pendiritis on Aujr 21 Walter Clark and wife called on the MB Craig family it Base Lake Sunlay Mrs Laverne Keason, son, Don granddaughter of California call1 ed at the M J Reason home one day last week inlev Dinkel was in Ann Arbor jusine Friday Mr Lla ltoters fell down the t rteps at her home Sunday and sprained her ankle C J Clinton and wife were in Detroit aid Windsor Saturday Dr Mail in Clinton and wife of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs C 2 Clinton Wednesday nifcht Herb Palmer r and Leona Myer and Bill Baughn and Dolr Fiankin attended the state fair at Detriot Saturday Frank Fotts and daughter Jean of Defter spent Sunday at the Phd Sprout horae Aster Wylie and family took in th Foviille fair Tuesday Mr rtad Mrs Will Shehan spent j Sunday witb Mrs Madeline ShehanI is Ann Ariior Billy returned with j them for a week Born to Mr and MnsJftme Deal f of Howell at McPhemm hospital a Items of Interest Nun Ldvidt with Joan Uurt t iau ,M Lake lft for Adna Sunday u attend St Joepli ,ad Hmy Niii llwulLe ind Murv linnor Monis , bt Frdi JJeirit i ,, li,V w IDIUL iron Ana Arbor Saturday 1 Hll leek Hiiliu ATUI , y hold a picttir it ihr V At bi Sun Tiwi j,ivaim wuro AlLris, oU lascli and wife, y Vlne and wife Harry Hess and wuV of Waterloo ind 1at 11 mxan L VC trf nri Arbor A ride Was iv iVnuire aiul picnic dinner 1 lt and Charles Seciuin ol Ilt i led Monday for Chicio to il a Mik illi 1 lie II ,, ,ftint Mrs Jwra Jiadwcll ihciv Jno wii tlir play hall Mi Ii ma I ,cis v iiicd jii1 IM in William, Ion Friday Mr and Mrs, I W uvhtt and Paul a, iu nt Sunday with Mr and Mrs llhiy ILfitk in Detroit Jnnic 11ir ji anrl family of Jarki i do Don Suartliout ho IC Siiiniav i 11 ha tho basement about cfimp fti lioinf on MJn Fast, thi ido oi L,J f hnrys hoi Mr and Airs Don loodrotnonl ani daughter Mrs Kichard Hall and two chihlivn of Detroit pvrA the daughter, Charlotte has two hiiir n 1 iior11h old daughter and a on Richard Yuri, horn on V J Day Don is rmployod at the KaiserFrakr plant Mr and Mrs Joe Shosscr and son Jack of Ann Arbor spout Fri at ihe Ircd lieati home Mrr Robert Read uas in Jackson Sat ui day Mr and Mrs W C Miiler,orinan and Clare Miller and family wrc in Jackson Sirday niln Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clare Miller were ieorge iriuk aiui family and Mrs irne Fiink and familyv of Detroit 4intii e iiinat, a eaiird t, , l,i icil J i n in the fate when the latter rtJ I j e L m the teat at the let ille iair Itt week was fined and , coifs xx p Mrs 1honias Shehan spen Ihu di Dexter Mrs iv L Mansfield of Leuton Xevr York is visiting at the home f vi her mother Ms Anna Kenin F, V Mi and Mrs R II Teeple of I i , ghton and L W Martin and wife o, Detroit were supper Sat evening at the ho,tie of Mis Villa Ridians, Mr and Mrs W MillerNorman and Clare Mifler and family vere i Jackscu Sunday night iiKniiii VoIImer and son,Jno, spent Sunday a the Charles FieU iionio at Fowlerville Fred Bortz anti wife of Ypilanl Pjnt the week etui at 1 h lioim o Mrs Beulah Martin and with hei w vie Sunday guest of the Martin ji Due tO tHe Shortge of t iUllps family of Fortune Lake j i e Mrs Yiiyinia CarM siive a pi Jf nic Wed OJI honor of her mother i birthday Harrys Lee and wife and nand f daughterINdtv went to Miat v 1 Suoday Wit Imus, Walter iirard Rufell Radford imd Fd Shoiink are J AcetlyiU WeldUg budding new houses at Lakeland A v i i X Motor OverKdul 864 East Grand River, Howell, Mone 37 Open Evenings 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1946 Ford Four Door 1942 Ford Tudor 1941 Ford ClubCcupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Dar 141 Olds Club Coupe 936 Chevrolet Two Door 1944 Ford Four Door 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Chevrolet Tudor l934Chevrcfet Two Door 1931 Pjrmouth Eour Door Tractors, Trucics 1939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery 1 12 fo 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires Don Main Sales i Notice Now Open cihrey Sons I Automotive Service j Due to the shortage of t I we have clos I edthe main pari of our plant and are now t open for business General Repai I Arc Welding ih nat matrons of L S J i wei entertained al the home , AHxit linkeMon Msdinu Mirion Pearson, Hazel ic Neslutt, Klote arplnll u Wnifred Graven wee cohote,e Mr anri Mrs Frank Aberdeen , David wet in Ann Av1or Mrs Lynn Hendee and wnA and Hexand Mrs Alta Meyrj at tended the state fair in Peiroit Jhusday Wrecker Service Grease Jobs Auto Parts Tire Repairs Shirey I Sons j i Phone 138 Coiner MainPearl, PINCKEY, MfCIIGAN t i BALL GAMES FRIDAY 12th Veterans Field Pinckney Brighton Dexter Pinckney JiMt Sue Deal was X mT Pinckney DupacK Wednesday Sept 10 194 HJY NOW FOR WINTER DuoTherm State Bank Notes of 47 Yemr Ag The Portage Lake Cottage Assu f are trying to raise money to bu, M the Cobb farm on the west side of PROFESSIONAL CORNER thousand dollars will be heve the lake Several must be raised The lientley Show Sept 13 Rosa Read has enrolled Arbor high school Cbas Henry received 200 back J pension last week and from now on at Ann HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STAINS CABINETS, SINKS SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS G ft 16 4 CU, FTDEEPr REEZ1 A 4,6 ft SCAN MILK COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT TERMINAL LEAVE BONOS Since Sept, 1, 194T, the restriction on cashing Terminal Leave Bond has been lifted, Many have already coir eried j anth thu bun,, io cash butmany more H M WiUi8ton sowed acrea hnve v , iau 2 interest on the of rape kst pring on which he j L ds i itor than the average pastured 10 hoga and 20 sheep ail investment brings tday,,With thu guriiraer t thought in mind we urge Veterans, j McDonald who is attending medical school in Detroit spent the week end here The brick work on the new Colby to retain their bonds as long as tKn are able and consistent with their needs CKNEY SAN Ray M Daffy, Pinckney, Mich Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, Except Wednesday Mon, Tuc,Fri, Sat, 700800 pn We wish to remind our customers cottage is near complete LEE LAVEY that they may still buy Service E Savings Bonds at their bank, McPHersoo State Bank Money to loan at reasonable rates interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposit up to 6,00000 Inlured by our wemberfKip la Pod rr Dpoit Insarans Cavmiaom Clella Fish ks teaching the East Putnam school Miss Kate Brown has returned to her school in Chicago Mary Scofield is teaching Liver more school iHazel Powell, 6, neice of Miss Mary Sprout, died at Sherman of ty phoid fever Thursday Minnie Hoff is working at the Whipple House, Howell during fair Forty one tickets were sold at the i depot here Wed for the Jackson Jaccabee Day A cyclone at Galveston,, Texas kill ed 2000 people last week Miss Gertrude Andrews and Levi Corson of Newcastle, Pa were marr ied at the Immaculate Conception surrh, Toledo,Sept 4,Miss Andrews is a former Pinckney resident Male Ht Seedbeds ofiJ i Cose to Fences ith SEAMAN Tiiier accuse Hit Afc of tha SfAMAN Tllltf t,re placed in front of ihc rr,cn ir A al tht tide, CA ll of th r,cw, it, modtk you con till the tc up elcs Io fAvi , ond ,ilc ilsr scedbiid of tht sam lim leu u ally increase your crop anagt by pof 0 hithcrlg Idle teed into production Tht SEAMAN U fh ccpnc fmm ti rjfary f lltr , , , tcrt, rd over i rcriod of iiOr than It ii sup led n a ftiil rar,gj t i lev ,d mc rfi o ie, tiout 36iruli Uf nt Itfl yon c about tht SPAWAN iUf one ir prorf, ap JVrr cur PI ont arp conditions Cont , vJ r, it 8A GEORGE ICLAPATCH 677 LAKEVU5W Ann ArborMich Phout 9081 FOR SALETractot Plowtt 8 section drag and one two section drag About 5 tons of hay and milk cowOHoletein 26 months oldvery tame ifrqsh in July 1947 Also fur niture, Double bed, and springs electric wishing machine and stove mattresse, bed spreaders Women dresses, coafcs overcoats, book case and other articles One 4 Briggs Straton gas engine, one brass single bed mattress and spr ing, bedspread, and etc Come down at any time, from 96 p m At 11505 DexterPinckney Rd Pinck ney T Bodia TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR SALErANV SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling Well Balanced and guaranteed alo ftOQoclG wheels, axcs, springs and hitches for sale Opn Sundays WILSONfS RENT ATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 917 Grand Kiver Ave Howell DiL R MCLUSKEY DENTIST 118H N Mickifoa TaUphoaee Office 93S RWdeato 814 Kvtatege f Afpyisitsaaal WW EiLlS AUCTIONEER Phone 8F11 Pincknoy, Michigan HERBSNEtv PhotM ItS 107HLUrMliM HowolU Roal fistata, City, LOJM and Fan A afeelaiity List Your Proaorty Wttfc Mo LEt KMTBX GENERAL INSURANCE Pboao Fl Piackaov Michigaa eTA RATION EER PARM SALES A PECiALITY BEilT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEV 78F21 VanWinkle VuWinU Don W VanWiaado Chariaa K VonWino Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank HowelL Miahirfe CEMETERY MEMOR1AIJ J L ARNET e SON Ann Arbor, Michigan HAROLJ D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Representative Monuments Markers vsnvnonasHBMsonw rmmmmmmmmmmmmrmmmimmmHmml3 MARTIN J LA VAN AHainaf v Phon 13 BHgnyaa HJahign Phone I36F6 Repairiig State 8717 Lakeside Dm License Rush Lake PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOW Modern Equipment Ambnlanea Sorvioo Phono 39 Phiekney Mlcbif Jarm5sCharbonneau of pTncTney won a 6 months old Herford heifej in the calf scramble at the Fowlci ville Fair last werk Some one smashed one of the gas pumps of the Hockey Swarthout scr vice station off at M36 and Dex ter roads after midnight Sat Mr and Mirs E A Naylor, Blan che Nayjlor and Mrs Gunnel of Eat on Rapids spent Sunday at the And rew Nesbitt home FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 126 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN OR APPiNTMlNTS Mt r ReHdoee 81S Wayne Carr family nave moved in the Dunbar home on W Main St Curl Watters and family of Plain field spent Sunday at the George Meabon jr home Born to Mr and Mus Garth Meyer, Monday a girl, Mrs Meyer was formerly Patricia Young The Andrew Nesbitt family with the Dr Wylie family of Dexter spent Sat at the Fowlerville fair s Classified Want Ad CHARIS I cnnntin Reading MRROR Personalized fitting service, ex I , MlD v, traordtnai B9giAe ,founda Can small children be psycho iruorupaiy oru fanalyzed Do some wives deliber tu, at very ransonable prieei, their hsbands to mi8 jMwne 440 Mrs Martha EStrobel , themSee Ksychotogis Law 428 West Sibley St, Howell Housewives 0 AV E YOUR WASTE FATS treat rence Goulds plainspeakmg an swers to these questions in PICT ORIAL REVIEW the magazinee with the allstQr cat with this I Sundays Sept 14 issue o f The Detroit Sunday Times si Overcome Soap Shortage TOILET SOAP if world wide shortage of ail ftUFESUOT leather goods, floor Housewives there would have been nttle g0np jast Animal Fats and VegaUble Oils, Last year Soap Makers only I fifth of what they used in 1941 Thi also affects paints, textiles, ete Without the help of the America ymr, Out out of ever nine cake, of soap made last yer was made from waste fate ved an kitchens, ane your grocer if he has no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to y,w We Need them Xeave Them at this Stare STATE OF MICHIGAN IN CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION ERS COURT for the COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON BEFORE GLENN C YELLAND Circuit Court Commissions Herbie F Sneed and Dors I Sneeo his wife Plaintiff Clarence L Moore and Florence A Moore, bis wife Defendant ORDER FOR APPEARANCE TO Clarence L Moore andFloi ence A Moore j 5304 Spokane Detro , Mijbjfaa TAKE NOTICE mat you are re by required to appear before Circuit Court Commissioner for is County of Livingston, State of Mich at my office, 114 North State St, in the City of Howell on Friday September 26 1947 at 1060 oclock in forenoon of said day to answei to the compliant of Herbie F Sneed and Dorie L Sneed plaintiffs This notice is given in accord, ence with the Section 14978 of the Compiled Law of Michigan for 1929, it appearing to this Court from affadavit of Herbie F Sneed one of the plaintiffs herein, that you are concealing yourselves with in the city of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Michigan It is therefore ordered that a copy of this Order for Appearance be published in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed rd cmisting in the County of Livingston, once each week for thror ccce hc weku and that i ronv of thfe Order be msHtiil to Urn lst known pott office address of said datatfaniite by teg i ietered mnti, return receipt semard 4 Glenn C Yell and Circuit Court Commitatanar Dated August 23 l4f This Is a ewunaty SALESMEN WANTED Part or j, full Time A money saving house hold product that sels easily Lib era comm and exclusive territory, Write to L V Heath, Pinckney M FOR SALENorge Oil Bunvail heating stove and oil barrel also round oak heating stove Lucius J Doyle Tel 42 310 Putnam Street FOR SALERound Oak ,HeatinK Stove, Radio, Phonograph W C Chamberlain Tel 108F2 FOR SALEPotatoes at 100 per bushel L W Umstead Son FOR SALENo 2 eating Pota toes 100 per bushel Willard Wiltse Ph 131F4 FOR SALE Nine acre Farm Lo cated XA mi from Gregory on Toma Rd with seven room house full base ment, good bam, chicken house, dou ble ,0 ad it , od reairs also small orchard Price 4800 Terms Arthur Bullis Bowdush real estate Fresh local fruits and vegetables daily Tomatoes, Cucumber, Potat FOR SALE 500 Whito Rock Pull ets, 8 to 10 weeks old C H Lloyd Pinckney 13F22 FOR SALEPickling Cucumber Phone 131FII Marshall Meabon FOUNDAuto spotlight and trailer license plate 8178 Ray Burns FOR SALENew built in bathtub and new medicine cabinet Mrs Ted Singer, 3015 Monks Road LOSTA Plack Hog from my farm Finder return and receive reward Lynn Heiidee phone 35F12 FOR SALE Heating stove, burns wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson FOR SALEIpair Heavy Work Horses 10960 Stinchfield Rd Pinckney Mich, Owner F Pearc FOR SALE Electric Water Hefters 52, 2 and 82 gal, capacity Have in stock Stanley Dinkel FOR SALE 30 crates one bushel new JohnDinkel oes beets, ptachen and apples by the FOR SALEDump Rake, Pedestal i i ii wi lavatory W C Hainei 10136 Dexter Road quart, peck or bushel Other fruits and vegetables in season George E Charboneau 9040 Farley Rd Ph WAVm 35F11 WA7TKD To trade my motor bicycle for an auto Louie Marshall Washing Machine and 100 b Ice Box Pinckney Michigan R Smith, 9450 McGregor rd PrkI, aATir 0A r, i Pinckney Michigan 0R DoJSi ua Phone 19F Gregory Bros Hdwe FOR SALESeven room house, wo baths, shade, garden, fruit good ocation 250 Putnam St XR SALENorge Washing Machne in good running condition 35 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Lake Road FOR SALEAlaska ice Box 25 lbs Jee capacity, Dale Miller, 481G Pingree Road Phone 78F1S FOR SALEElectric range, 4 burn Patterson er in good condition Norman Reason OK SALESiabwoo Buy Now I Thurson Lumber Co Phos k44 tiowtlL WANTED Custom Combining call Gregory 3F21 or contact John Livermort v FOR SALEPine Lumber 1 x 12 lengths x 6 WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up old F E Hinchey Sons newspaner and mayazines Townhall Rd Harry Pritk 7845 Dexter Silver Lake Auction Sale I will sell at PublVsAuction the school house and land known as Livermore Schoolfiettse 2 taM ot Giorj or 6 mile West of Pieta 8 SATURDAY SBFT 13 AT 200 P, M, MfiATf Al m Clarks Indian Gmndens as duly platted and if in Liber 4 on Plan, on Pmsje 23, Livinysto Oonnty Begisttr of Deeds RAdnHa0 etaW are paying can be made into a nice on blacktoii road,Lot is school beii, Plan io your home f r 1 SUuemM IfsrcM, SirMter 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 September 10, 1947 Description An account of the resource September 10, 1947 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 1947-09-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6c763668c828238745b469d652455096.pdf a3e6a079f7117ed60ad41a7e4061d50a 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. ,, , , , ,, piiijTw,i,wfl P fl Bispatdj VOL 64 Pinckney Dispatch Wedneidy Sept 20 1947 Michigan Mirror Mairied Saturday Gov Kim Sisr is a very suspicious individual His attitude COUK naturally at the result of his grunu Jury experience Pefore an altai banked with pal nn, bubkets f white gladioli Miss Barbara Jean Welch, daughter oi The case at hand is his personal i and Mrs Leonard Meyers ylo investigation into gambling club in northern Michigan reports At the beginning of the llJ47 tou riat season, Gov JSigler warned all law enforcement agencies that gam bling was not uo be tolerated in areas or elsewhere No slot mach ines, no roulette wheels, no dice games, ami no gambling other than legalized betting on horse racing at Detroit and Northville With a tou gh exprosecuting att in the state executive office, Michigan was to remain a nomans land for organic eh gambling In other years a certain amount of undercover gambling was tolerat ed at North Michigan resort towns The idea was usuallyf this The suckers are vMltodo sitrs from other states ,If they want to gamble, it was their money to throw away,Locai citizens were iwjt admit ted hence local merchants never had a chance to complain about nor payment oi bills Some times the ke al prosecutor was induced to serve as att lor the resort business in handling legal affairs The tourist season waj short, and the hotels had to meet expenses etc Why not let some Chicago tourists contubute needed revenue, etc The Michigan season opened this year, as usual, about the Fourth of July State police and state liquor control comm investigators prompt ly made their checkups on places which had opened in other years, off and oprr No signs of activity cou Id be detected Late in July, hotwjver, reports spread that gambler were opening up quietly of course, to a few select ed customers Attempts of police and investigators to gain entrance were not successful One hotel re qured credentials that the person was from out of state Reservations were received by the hotel from a Wisconsin business, man for a week in Aug When he arrived, he proved his credentials His displayed money And finally he succeeded in getting In casino wnere ne playpd games and obtai ed firsthand evidence The place was then knocked over by State Police However, the raid Oand there were several others all occurred in August Critics implied to the governor that the raid were a mere formality, token raids in fact to be made when the season was about over and big profits had been harsmarted rle tiramun St was married Sat at 4 P M in Westminister Presbyterain church to Koss Watkins, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Watkins, Iron Mt Kc, JItn Carpenter officiated at the ceremony, at which Dean New ton was soloist The bride was gowned in ivory slipper saiin and wore a finger Up veil She carried a white prayer topped by an arrangement of gar I Tenth acinus and shofer ribbons j Pres Jerry Heath School News CLASS OFFICERS Senior Pros Darrall Shirley Vice Pres Otis Matteson Sec June jHammer Treasure Mary Bezzeg Sponsor Mr Reader Eleventh Pres Albert Waddell Vice Pres James Burroughs Sec Rosalie Nash Treas Norma Stecker Sponsor Mrs Wilson Mrs Lobdell Sponsor Matron of honor, Mrs Mervin Munk, wore a lime gown with mat ching hat and gloves, and carried t semicascade bouquet of peach glad ioli Bridesmaids Miss Margaret Ch aisbera and Miss Sally Fitzpatrick wore forest green yow and carried bronze gladioli Linda Fear, of Det roit niece of the bridegroom wore white taffeta and served as flower pirl David Smith wla ring bearer Donald Watkins, father of the Lridegrocm, a,,tel his son ua testI Kindergarten and Firft man Herbert Davidson and Richard We have a number absent due to Mosher were also attendants, andi sickness saun the riuysts were Herbert Pall Lloyd Hull cut his hand and is in mer of Pinckney and Stuart Fear off the hospital Dtuiit I The Kindergarten are Icarmng to Mivs Myers wore a long browii print capitol letters and some are shirt and a gold blouse Her cor doing fine of yellow roses and bronl Most of the First Graders are ii nii I Vice Prejs Joe Jeffreys Sec Patty Rebman Treas Richard Shneider Sponsor1 Mi, Hoby Ninth Pres Milton Matteson Vice Pres Sonny Fuhrman See Virginia Shirley Treas Susan Campbell Mrs Laveyj Mrs Stackable Notes of the Game I Current Comment was sag ZQ chrysanthemums Mrs Watkins chose a dusty rose ensemble to wihich she pinned her corsage of tal isman roses and chrysanthemums A reception followed in the church parlors where Miss Janet Hine w hostess Assisting were Mis Barbara Lewis Mrs Obie Smith Mns Rose Larde, Mrs, Herbert Pal mer of Pinckney and Mrs Jack Stuttling of Mason Both the bride and bridegroom are attending Mich College of Mill, ing and Technology, in Houghton, and when they leturn Sept 2f from a wedding trip through northern Canada they will make their home at 0 Houghton ave starting work on their preparatory books and enjoyling it We are anx ious to read about Jim and Judy Second and Third 2nd and 3rd David Bums was nine years old j WorshfparMi Message last Friday s g Novem FVkUj JliSo I eif Summer Mas Schedule of UIUM Sun, Sept, 21, 17th Sun, eU ,st, Com, Sun for lad after j young SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney ended soft ball season Firday night but not in a blaze of glory They fell victims to another nohit game lost to Dexter Web era 10 to U Four of their regulars were missing including Bob Singer and a patched up lineup was used Paul Singer only alloved 7 hits i but got wi etched support, Pinckney making It errors Dexter had a strong lineup Ray Peterson, former triple A pitcher ef the Ann Arbor Old Brew in the box He had too much stuff for Pinckney He struck out J 3 men Pinckney only hit one ball out of the infield Peterson while unhitable walked 0 men and hit one Dexter got runs the 2nd i 2nd week of 57th Novenna l the 4th ai 5 lhc 5th al1 ou ei Among the intentions are Sun r8 Dexter lycd errorless ball c Wm Elizabeth Knn,K, 1 Kl,le Dexter second baseim late Wm Elizabeth Kennedy ic sons, req by W P,Kennedy, also late Josephine Hubman Mon, Feast of Seven Sorrows Tues, late Pvt, Victor Szymanski Wed, Relatives of Mrs, Margaret Pembroke Thur relative of Mary Dever Fri,, late Joscjih Gavin Satt Ember Day,nup tia mass of Miss Geronia Oleski of this parish and David Ball of Chelsea Prayers requested for the sick and recent departed among whom are Rose Keiaer aunt of Walter Keiser and Edward Charbonneau of River Rouge father of GeoCharbon neau eman sliding into broke his collar bone home in the 4th The first game between Brighton The power of the press is great, just howt great nobody knows Recently a reporter for a Detroit daily during the hot spell visited receiving hospital there He found montai patients chained to beds in the halls and corridors and the place so crowded it wqp hard to get thrjugh There were no electric fans and a number died from the heat Receiving hospital is not for mental cubes It is for emergency caes jsuch as accident victimsTbis expose brought quick action GOVB Sigler ordered beds set up in the Vok and Pontiac hospitals in rooms uaod fo, other purposes and the mental atienth taken where they belonged In a few days the halls at receiving hospital were clew oi mental patients Those who iwre yelling the loud est a yoar ago against the OPA or price control are now very silent that if controls were and City Service Howell was a tight in011 claim affair, Howell finishing ahead li toromoved prices would level off and cquailze has not come to pass In COMM CODKiL ChURCH Rw Alfred Allard Paster Organist aad ckoir Direetor i Mer win Camaaoll s S Mr Hear Tedder 10 fPas LoveU i4 having a party on her 9th birthday Patty Thayer will celebrate her Jth birthday Sunday Agatha Henry is absent this week because she went on a trip with her parents Donald Packer came home from McPheifion hospital this week where he had an operation for appendicit Our room has a new football, a I new soccer ball and a soft ball and the boys and girls are having a fine 11,41 2 Howell got a run the first on a hit and triple another the 5th on 2 hits and one the 7th on an error and 2 outs Brighton scored in 2nd on a walk and a hit in 3rd on an error a hit aikd a triple A peculiar play came up hero Auteu was safe on an error Mitchell singled, Likht foiced Autcn at ird Albright hit a fly down the rifrht field line Th runners held up to see if it was caught It was not Mitchell scored Light and Albright reached the plate almost at the same time and ihe throw from the outfield wai good and Stub Musson touehod out both runners END SEASON The Pinckney e ball team end J their season Suday Ly beating Fowlerville there 7 to 4,Red Sequin vested The governor was furious he oidered two Werner j places being struck, ace grand jury invviMors to in vestigate And whom are they to mtito Well State Police and LIGHTNING FREAKS The lightning did strange things time enjoying them here 1,1 J hurs A number of elect ric loves were put out of order Mrs, Merwin Campbell went to open the door oi her electric refrigerator and wii knocked across the room by the shock Beyond a sore arm she was not injury Lloyd VanBlaircum had a dan tied with a chain at the home of Mrs Mary Kennedy It wua knocked senseless by a lightn nig shock which ran down the chain but recovered apparently Numerous otner incidences are reported of Thifd and Fourth 3rd and 4th Janet Shirley brought Linda Lee to visit our room last week We made sunflowers for a border for the bulletin boarti Joyce Ann Fuhrman was absent Sept 15 and 16 and Johnny Burg Tuesday Ronald Eberts has hay fever Joyce Ann Fuhnnan, Billy Vail eau Sally We invite you to Woijjhip with as at 1030 There s a welcome and a mess age in our church for you , r , , ,,,, Chureh night Sept 29 with pot f1 ed , 01 Pnickney and Elliott for luck Supper at 700 Motion Pict owlerville WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ures Sunday Eve Sept 28 A big Song I Miss June Bene Suggitt, daugh er of Mr and Mrs, Earl Suggitt of and Inspirational Service at o0 Dont miss these good things Rev, lm leather, Faetr le 00 1 110 leat Wr Let Young Pfeuie Jeeetirg 70 THE UPTON CASE The following in regard to Richard Gorman, charged with the murder of Frank Upton near Williamston Aug 21, was handed us by Big Silver Lake was united in maniage to Robert C ilills of Ypsilani son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hills of Petoskey on Sept 13, at 700 p m on the lawn at hir parents home, Rev Allan officiating A re ception was held for fio guests after the ceremony The couple will honeymoon in northern Michigan MARBLE SCHOOL STRUCK Lightening struck the Marble vestigate Well, State State Liquor Conrol Commission j Scnool early Thurs afternoon, ran Rev, Francis Murphy of Pinckney Lennon, and Stephen Richard was formerly a ward of ,HolIerbach are new in our room thi the St Vincent DePaul Society, investigators Gambling has been winked at, un der certain circumstances by somo governors of Michigan We recall iwnen we spent a week end at a Michigan resort hotel at which the governor was aguest, A friend invited us to see the hotel casino We had never seen a gambling joint and being a newspaperman, we ac cepted more out of curiosity than a alog the roof and went down one side, teaiing off some of the siding Although school was in session Nei year They are third graders Seventh and Eighth Paula Curlett and Beverly Harden are painting tb closet in their spare time, There are two ball games for our room this week the 8th grade play the 7th in football Wed and Fr Richard Gorman, 16, vas a WOULD VOID SCHOOL VOTE The Chelsea school district and 12 other district recently voted to form an agriculture schoolThe voti wa5 about 40i to 500 Now a pet ition has been filed in Washtenaw circuit courtv by John Cox, former Mbhigairme oil company head and stead they have soared to the high ost levels known The end is not yet, We read that insurance ratel aiv to boosted 122 percent to keep to , up th higb pricesAll this suitd in a clamor for restoration of j ce control to a certcwi degree and U i 1iobable congress will ba asked u continue rent control for another year oi so In Detroit ev ictions for nonpayment of rent and are steadily growing and it appears if all cases fere heard evictionts would amount to 1 everyj 2 minutes Notwithstanding that al attend ance records were broken and cash admissions at at the Michigan State Fair this year were the largest on recoid, there is strong criticism over the way the fair was conduct ed The horse races and games of chiiic iicw most of it The critics wonJ ijic liem Whoever heard of a without races and games of chd Tlu Fowlerville Fair which ha, endured for t years always lias bothThey go with fair for the reason it takes money to run a fair and they bring it in The exhibits on the other hand yield few funds It remind us of a man named Schcmerhorn who started a paper in Detroit, He announced he would print no crime nevs as this tended to degrade the public, He failed to last long and his paper was absorb ed n the lieai si chain, bpecialiste charge of the St, Vincent De laul others to void the election Among Society up to May, 1947 at which reasons stated are that formation time he was reported missing from Qf such a district would cause unthe farm home where he had beon J necessary transportation expense, placed by a field worker He was that present school facilities are then reported to the state police adeqjatethe petitions were improp and juvenile society a a delinquent ery cjrculated, all srpnerb were ther the teacher Mrs Vera Kalm,Wed th 7th awl 8tJl 31 which is the usual procedure in n0t qualified, counting of balloU , L fraueelent Judge Breakey bach or the pupils were injured play of t ball Wc plan to put on a play from the Junior School Magazine soon We have a room committe nowj to wash the boards and dust They Conservation Notes The tale of fishing licenses in Michigan up to Sept 1 was 37 per are Joyce Clark and Lucile Beachy cent hgher than a year ago640,607 Jimmy Porter cracked a bone in his wrist plaiyng football at home I sucn cases He therefore became a, Jftate case and is on record as such since last May The case work er has repeatedly tried to find hini since last May but the family from whom he ran away And his brothers and sisters have denied any knowledge of his whereabouts The law We are gald it did not happen here requires that uch children at 1 tend school until they are 16 years next day The governor the orosecuting att to investigate One wolf, 84 coyottes and 10 bob reoorts of gaumbling cates wfcre taken in July vX WP dont blame Goiaraaj Michigans share of the Pittman, c Zr being a suspicious man Robinson wild life fund this year j n of Pinckney The following off M viiitlv doesnt know whom to will be 413,18858 Only Texas eq I rs were elected ne eviaeuiiy yg rc j ualed Michigan in the amtreceived, President, Arioa Vincent Father organized the Parent Teachers Ass The township clerks of Michigan Vice Preg, Mr Seckell Mother ill be widely are certifing agents unde the state Vice Pres,, Lucile Beck Teacher trust But we do hope that Sort on the State Police and Uquor Emrol investigators will be widely bliized At present he has put new 5 fox bounty They must pun Vice Pres, Dorothy Campbell Sec TMAS under public suspicJ cture the foxs ear in three places Rene Mtfleifl Treifc Mr HartolH and fill the forms furnished in trip Porter iHistoiian, Lulu Darrow, licate They got a 50c fee i By Law The conservation dept is paying Committee appointed by Pres 5 u bushel for red pine cones and Mrs M Ruateil, Mrs A Shirley Bishop Mooney of the Detroit 3 a bushel for white j Mr R White, Mrs Lois Eerg, Mr Catholic diocese announced at wmm, ,,,, L Hobey, a Boy Town similar to the one est Ciwnit frkiawt Vv Now this orltt,lltion coen ablished ly Fr Flannigan in North jirVUll rjdUUrl L C S each and every adult interested in Siese agencies under pubh Ion NEW BOYS TOWN PARENT TEACHERS ASSN j okL This is not complied with in Monday evening, Sept 15th an abme causes Pauline Gorman, a sis enthusiastic group, numbering 56,1 ter of Richard was placed with Mrs Raymonda Morris for a time but was never iwHUi the Mike Har nack family The St, Vincent De PaJ I society cares for orphans but not children ox criminal tendencies Richard Gorman has been under criminal, tourt and and state police investigation since last May and the parties shielding him and misleading the case worker were be yond the jurisdiction of St Vincent DePauL Trusting this may be of help to those interested n charity I remain your servant in Xto, Rev Francis Murphy Dakota, to be established by thvi tud Knights of Columbus The site is ell las 130 acres near Macon purchased of the Henry Ford estate It was founded by Mr Ford as an agricuii ure school and the building there will be osedStarting with 200 scho lars the enrollment will be incres ed to 600 Shop mechanics etc will be taught Macon is 5 miles south of 8alino P T A MEETING The first meeting of the Young lore school for the fair seas will Judge Collins held cot ir How School Age Youth of our commun JACK HAMEL last Thurs and gran eH he foil ty We nt to make it a real sue iBfi H H 1 4 40 10 10 75 23 28 67 12 11, 30 fi 10 74 18 VI 3f 7 10 71 10 10 42 11 9 64 15 14 08 15 14 316 8 7 Pet 500 387 t 333 207 277 207 230 228 205 194 wing divorces Phyllir jm Thos cess so come to the next meeting BeclS Charles from M ak, Clara Sept 30th at 800 p m Do your rom Gene PaiiL Gera, i rom Jean , part and we will all jrhi our goal Ilammell, Albert from Margaret iict, S L vs Rainy Lozo Marriage Licenser James Whitley, 26, Pinckney, Iosemary Read Schosser, 28, Pinkjicy Paul Matytn, 24, Pontiac, Wilma McDowell, 21, Pinckney Ho ward Craig, 20 Pinckney, Grace Your presence alone can show your interest at this time Rene Miller, See HKM SCHOOL SCHEDULE wag has set a date for hearing the peti tion B ATT ING AVERAGES Bob Amburgey Gerald Swarthout Joe Lavey Keith Ledwidge Wesley Reader Fransis Shehan Jack iHaines Paul Singer Fred Singer Peach Palmer Bob Singer Phillip Gentile WINS ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Winning championships is just a nother days wbrk for Bob Singer, ,local soft ball pitcher,After pitch, in Eagere Cleaners to the state Qas C championship by winning 8 games for them in the state toui anient to 3 games in Lansing tour ament in 2 days went over to Brigh ton Friday night and pitched the Hamburg team to the championship of the Brighton league by defeating Jack HameL 71, died at a coavalj the Brighton Advance 8 to 4 In escent home at Stockbridge TaesJthe 3jame playoff Hamburg beat day after a Ulnes of several mon i ths He spent most of his life in Detroit coming to Pinckney about 10 years ago when he bought the Frank Barton farm Surviving are his nrife, a son Harveyind a daugh ter, Mrs Sylvia Gehringer, also 2 ri ellow journalism,You have to ,h the ieoide what they want, Tax exempt lands have long been a sore spot with counties and townships When the legislature re ccatly appropriated two million dollars for the conservation dept, to buy recreational lands they roae in revolt and the dept, now pays taxes on half the assessed valuat ion The university of Michigan is in Washtenaw county and owns much land on which it pays no taxs The board of supervisors of Washtenaw county at their last meeting instructed their ftate ten auor representative to introduce bills putting university land on the tax roll Ann Arbor receives a year ly bum from the university for fire and police protection, sewer service water and Finckney Bgr school has BO Sepf 1e4 chilfceiw Mark Haana and r ataiiler Mrs Patrieia Dietrich of Detroit, 1 the country from coast to coast pit i lost ZBiey he held at the tchool Friday night j Young, 18, Pinckney Valbert Kets Committee er 22 Pinckney, Ruth Ann Young 19, Gregory Joseph Eainey, 26, Lynbrook, N Y Patricia Gannon, MRS ELIZABETH NAUSS Mrs Elizabeth Nauas, 40 died at Hi fond Lake Tuesday night Suiviriag are her husband Rudolph aad 2 daughters, Patricia aad Paul Frfckay 2 m at Spirr, Borne, Grand Rver 26, Howell Robert Warner, 23 MHford, Joan Beurmann 19 Brigh ton Robert Phillies, 23 Brighton, Geraldine Collins, 27, St Charles Ch Leeaon, 40, MilfoHL Meta Ink ter, 37, Sagin George hi Gka E4em ceme field, 2A UowelL Betty Fogg, IV, Their seaaoa atarte Oct 3 and they play every Friday from then until Nov 14 They have 5 game here, and,2 away Oct 3Brighten ham Oct 10 MincheoNx Oct 17 South Lyon tiiere Oct 24 The funeral will be held Thnrs day at the Banker Hill CatnoSe church with hnrial in ML Olivet J Detroit Oct fl Nov Dexter hare ifer U Hardand Mr C F Hewlett and Mr ami Ms Long lalaod John Bnrrand aeaatteneW Soen Mr ami Un Vkk Liimii AL Arhar Tiiiiej Mr and Ms M E faannv CABD OTTMAMKS We deeply nareriitf every IdneV as and censoiatien enianiad to m sat weak in the ss of mm near little Jeffrey j Mr sl Mr Dick Lejsfc of hali Friday fveningfleat, the Advance with Broegman pitch ing The Advance evened the series by triaim ing Hamburg Wed who pitched McMichaels Hamburg aent out an S O S and Singer respond ed successfully Bob is a regular Satohel Page The latter is a farn ous negro pitcher who goes around and lost 4, PaSmger country from const to chng for different teams SOFT BALL TEAM The pinckney soft ball team closed it season Fri tqfith a record of 2 ames won and 6 lost Starting 1 April with the local league they e played 2 or 3 games a weak straight through Mntil Sept 12 They scored 181 runs and their op ponents 10 7 Their record is as follows Wen Pinckney 11, Eagers 5 Piaeknay 1 Lagers 3Pinckney llCassidy Tech 2 1inckney 9, Hamburg 8 Pinck ney 6, Milford 3 Pinckney, 8, Murray, Dexter 5 Pinckney 2 Eagere 0 Pinckney 14, X I G, Dexter 4 Pinckney V, Steinhoffs 2 Pinckney 1, Milford 0 Pinckney H,Fowier vilie 7 Pinckney 9, Murraya Pinckney 6, C ssidy Tech5 Pinckney 12, Eageas 1 Pinckney 6 Milford 5 Pinckney 15, Fowiarvfls 2 Pinckney 2, Milford 1 Pinckney 10 Brighton 4 Pinckney 9 St Pans 5 Pinckney II , Brighton 2 Lost Pinckney 4, Fowlervis 7 Pinckney 1, Milford 5, Pinckney Webers 9, Pinckney 2, Went flint Pinckney 5, Weheft ft A C 5, Pinckney 0, Webens 10 Bob Snger pitched 12 f 1 For the 4th time in 4 Am tne county CAKD T TNAMCfl ahip I wish to thank my many friends for reaftesberittg me, on my 83rd Percy H Swartkont, 1t eUnt m birthday with lovely cards, flowers no sm, today of a heatt assn and gifts Mary MutpSy He Mi t forser snyorasf assfp SrECfAL COMmmiCAlKH active in nnhik life There will be a snecl eommnci ed with the Congt held at livingtou Lodge mud OES wnVn, hVswtnsftt, aMs , Piacisnefj Pispach Wednesdy Sept 20 1947 r 1 re Surprising, isnt it, how quickly Edison servicemen can respond to a trouble call As small a thing n a burnedout fuse in an electric range will bring the Edison man to the most remote farmhouse with remarkable promptness In addition to emergency services, ir nice to know that Farm Service Advisors, Land sakcs its the Edison man Home Service Advisors, and appliance repairmen are ready to serve youquickly and efficiently Part of the answer for the speed of Edison service is the number of Edison officesH6 of them throughout southeastern Mich igan Part can be found in the pride that lson employees take in helping you get the most out of all the electricity you use THE MUSIC FOR MICHIGAN TUESDAY NIGHTS AT 700 OVER WW DETROIT EDISON COMPANY AVON THEATER StockbrM, Muk Fri, Sat Spt 19, 20 THE PLA1NE6MAN AND THE LADY Wettarn Drama Starring WILLIAM ELLIOTT and VERA RALSTON Cartoon Mutical Sport Rl Sun Tuas, Sept 21, 23 jn Technicolor The Story of tha Beginning of Cat ifornia and discovery of gold CALIFORNIA Starring RAY MILL AND and BARBARA STANWYCK BARRY F1TZQER ALD Cartoon LaUtt Newt Coming Trail Stroot, Mine Mutie, Tear in tha Bamboo Blonde a llllllllllllllllllllinilltlllllllllillillUHIHi 8 If irst National bank SYLVAN THEATER CHJCLSSA, MICH Make Night e Fri Sat, Sept 19, 20 CROSS MY HEART A Comedy Starring BETTYI HUTTONSONNY TUFTS RHYS WILLIAMS, RUTH DONN ELLY Cartoon LataatNaws bua Mon, Tiles, Sept 21, 22, 23 CALCUTTA Melodramas with ALAN LADD, WILLIAM BEND1X GAIL RUSSELL JUNE DUtfWE Cartoon Musical Sunday Shows 3679 Wed7Thur7Sopt24, 25 IrTHE PILGRIM LADY4 I A Comedy Starring LYNN ROBERTS WARREN ROB GLAS, ALAN MOWBRAY, VEDA ANN BORG, CLARENCE KOLB Pica LAND RUSH with CHARLES STARRET and SMILEY BURNETTE t WWaaf S Under Federal Supervision I Member Federal Depaait InS uraaca Corporation All Do gpoaiu Insured op to 5099 aeh DopoMMW , I I I HOW TO AVOID FINANCIAL WORRY S i Out of every dallar you earn pay yourself something first I Set this amount aside in thrift account with us, HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Thut,, Fri, Sept, 18, 19 TOMMY DORSEY, JIMMIE DOR SEY JANET BLAIR in THE FABULOUS DORSEY6 I Comedy Sat, bept, 20 Newi 01 3 Live on have left I the money you 3 I 6 Theres no better antidote for s money worries than having 5 ing cash in the bank 3 r s WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS 3 J Neighboring A OfM The Huron Valley School at Mi ford lias an enrollment of 1188 The 8 poles wilii i hivJeen installed on the Huron Valley Memorial Field at Milford Drainage trouble has bocn encountered and the field will not he ready for the first football game Sept lil Th field must also be sodded first Iirighton base ball ten won to championship west division of the of the TriCounty League when the Ann Arbor Legion forfeited They beat Chcisea, champ of the eastern division in the first playoff game G to 6 but lost lost the secord Sunday 4 eo 1 The township of Salt in will hold a special el Uon Kepi 21 to vof on the purchase of a fire engine uiti to allow the sale of liquor iit Siockbridge school enrollment is 415, Fowlerville is 4Jr Due to the fact that mauraders have been visiting the Stockbridpv ciufUry the gates will be locked at 0U a m from now on Dexter was forced to do this entl years ago The Livingston countyj sheriff ,s office i,s looking for the parties who broke in the American Legion hall at Howell last Iwfcek and stole 14 quarts of whiskey The Chelsea school enrollment is 501 This county had two sucides lat week Everest Wildfong, 43, gassed himself in a auto in UnadillaRichard Moore, 70, an immate of the county house, hanged hmself there Richard Murphy, son of Mr and Howell has play ball with tl is 1 e student at Mrs, Jack Murphy of signed up to N Y Yankees He is a Mich State Diiring the Labor Day week end 1981 vehicles crossed on the ferry atSt Ignace After a years inaction the Wanh tenaw county bd of suppervisoiv has appointed a coimti, to drawJ , plans for a 2,0000,0o court house I The present structure is 7 years old and totally inadequate I Rev moved st S Lester Brenningstali has returned and Mrs Hurlburt have Jg hto their home on UnadillaJS Note nf 25 Years A so Amon those won 4H prizes at j the Howell fair last weefc wire Mark and James Nash with heifers, and Marion McDonald with pig Lefa Miller is teaching the Plain field school home from Mont He drove his Ford BepiUes bluilding a water tobog gan at Portage Lk Messrs Baughn Miller laid out a nine hole golf COUTM The state and count tickets aroj Gov,Democrat Alva Cummins US Senator Woocfbridge N Ferris Lt Gov, Walter Mekerzio State S211 John Baker Rep, Marion Uuason Sheriff, Chas Hoff Proecubtor, 1 Don VanWinkle Clerk, Guy Kuhn AVAILABLE FOR SOUND g C LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OR PERSONAL AT RIASOr ABLE RATES s siiiiiiiiiiiuumiiiimiiiitiiiihicnmiMir 1 Treas, Chas CoiHCc Com, Leon1 Slowe Drain Com, Glenn Wigg Surveyor, Clay Gordon Coroner, Jacob Singer School Ex, Alict Mr ami Mrs Melvin Haitwell of Memphis Tenn was Monday nite Thursday visitors at the home of His grandparents Mr and Mrs V Johnson Johnie Ware of Texas were Wed rd Thurs visitor at Frank Johnson at Frank Johnson Frank White and family of Howell and Norman White and wife call Roche Ideline Webb Supts of Poorf t th Ben White home Sunday I Oranges Tomatoes Potatoes Lard alifcrnia DOx Home lb Grown Peek 1 lb Pkg 3c IOC 69c 27c lb Butter Peas Saner Kraut OleOmarglne I lb Prlot Mitflon Caa Brand N2 fits Size 1M Bacon Ends Slices 49 Salt Pork Ife 17c Pork Sausage Ground Beef ffl Pot Boast HVu4 Bsys Overalls lb Lean lb lb 49 57 491 59 Meaxs Dre Put nd Sbirtr Mike Roche, Frank Doirfee, Douglas Glaspie Republican Gov Alex Gro sbeek, U S Sen, Chas Townsend Lt Gov Thos Read State Sen, Hen ry Ross Cong Grant Hudson Rep Lynn Gardner Sheriff,Fred Teeple Prosecutor, Glenn Yelnd, Clerk John Hagman Treasv Pearl Parker School Coma Alma Sharp Sur veyor, Grant Dunning Coroner, Ril ey Crittenden, Elmer Dickinson School Ex, Grace Lannen j Note of 47 Yeo Ago Dd Dyer of this place las some peanuts on exhibition he raised him j self I Miss Iva Halstead has gone to I Paiwaw to work at the millinery trade j The Sun school convention will be held at Hamburg the last Sunday I in the month School was closed last week on account of scarlet fever Gene Mann has arrived in China with the U S Army Guy Teeple has gone to Sault Ste i Marie to work in a hardware store Bessie Cordeleyi is attending Mich State College I The HamburghPutnam Farmers 1 club met with Ralph Bennett Sat 1 Mark Wiljson is working for Tee pie 6 CadwIM Will Dunning threshed 190 bush els of beans fom 10 ncre3 last wk Joe Placeway brought in a tomato iLt weighed 2 lbs James Greene it a candidate for prosecutor on the Republican ticket i Grace Barton has a new bicycle Born to L N McClear and wife of Grcry Sunday a son Mcdear Bros, of Gregory are building Mrs Colbys new hou Rev H W Hicks of Dexfir is the new M E Pastor here Rev Simpson tfoes to lit Clere Sanford Smita of Leslie it to be the new landlort it th iiotd Tuo 00 in bills on bis person as end enc that he could afford to kue J The Charles Soule family of tHow ell spent Sunday at the Phillip Spro ut home Mat 2 P M, DOUBLOON with GEORGE MONTGOMERY, NANCY GUILD flu ALAN LANE as RED RYDER in VIG1LANTEES OF BOOM TOWN Caroon Sun,, M on Sept, 21, 22 Mat Sunday 2 P M Co nt TWO MRS CARROLLS With HUMPHREY BOGART BARBARA STANWYCK, ALEXIS SMITH COMEDY NEWS Tues, Wed, Sept, 23, 24 THE BEGINNING OR THE END Starring BRIAN DONLLVY, ROBERT WALKER COMEDY NEWS Wm McMacken who was home from the army returned to Norflok Va Sunday Sunday guests of Mrs Jessie Wy lie were Mrs Ella Wyflie of Ubly and Mrs, Cornelia Bowen,daughter Mrs Ella Maier ami son of Pon tiac called on Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer Sunday TAX NOTICE Village taxqs will be received at my home on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons Helen Reynolds Village Treas 545 R Putnam St New Crane fixtures are now in full production and they ars reaching the market in increasing quantities There is a size and type of fixture to sott every taste as well as svery budget Youll like the fresh, modern styling of these ejuality plumbing fixtures, their many improvements And youU be pleased at Tie moderate prices of this uptotheminute equipment Come in and see asplace your order today for earliest pcrc Ai installation Pinekney CALL US TODAY AIM flMMBttsMIM It VSsMir OtJaMMateA Si CslSaXlllBSlSl Bn SliSSSVVSVVWVP Sal SJWPSJ SVBBWBBBSBSB SJS3 SJSjBBSSJBlSlSfBSJBJJ MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Matter Plnmber 186F6 Mich,8717 Lakeside Dr OPEN EVENINGS 4 Riuh Lake HiiNTERS HJ 4kdfoa6fimi Swans Stow, IsjwstL Mick Boys s4 Gifls Swuas Stare, sWfc4 iWssb SHai s Stovs Brown and family hi Detroit Mr Spicknagel has given up the Swanns Store just received Shin LAWI u rnent o Red Hunting Coat and Z1 L Oarnes ia Bieeches running it The Lakeland Kings Daughtera sWHsatWlMtSssifi V PinckiteT DtftpacU Wednesdy Sept 20 1947 ihe Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned 00 ds, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store 5PS LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee 1 1 1 Keith Ledwidge and Wm Mc Mackea and wile were in Anil Arbor Saturday Marshall Meabon and wife spent last week in northern iiichigan and visited the strait hon 0414 A Wm SPOT CASH FUR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK 10RSES 10 RI CATTLE 12 TO SIZE AND CONDITION jC ACCORDING HOGS 0 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE BHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK ead or Alive OWS 12 HORSES 10 HOGS 3 Cwt DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuiin AnhnaU Collected Promptly I lodem Equipment Capable Men IE L PARKER, Ant Phone 8 Pinckney FASTEST Dead Stok Service in Maauurae Antral Dead StoekCo L NOTICE II Roche ii one of the judge Northville races and Mr Emit Weddige of Arbor wore goeott of DOB SW Mr and Mra Andrew Nesbitt are visiting nis daughter, Mrs Ed Rad tku uiiu family in Philadelphia,, Mrs licrnlce Wylie accompanedi them 1 is John Bell and Mrs iirown were in Dexter Friday Sunday callers at the L J Henry home were Alice Lee Ware, Mrs Aluc Schoenhals, and Mrs Lida Karus of Howell and Tom Ware of Akxn Ohio The infant daughter of Mr and Mis Garth Meyer has boo, christ ened Janet Lorraine Miss Loraine Koch of Lansing is spending ft week with Mr and Mrs Garth Meyer Mrand MifcLJ Swarthout called at tne homes of Mrs Edith Gallop and Gordon Harmon in Fowlervillo Sunday Lorna Shirley of Pinckney UJVI Joan Nash of in well camped at the Mark Wash farm Sat nigit Mrs Hazel Hoisel of Garden City spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Win ilaughn Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and Mrs Rose Hendee spent Sun with Dr and Mi Cecil Hendee in Lansing Omar Gass and wife of Detroit spirit Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mrs Grace Kelly of Owosso is visiting at the Andrew Campbells, Clayton lariniee and family of Dearborn were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell Junior Doyle and Jim Doolittle , were in Detroit Friday night 1 Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypl anti wfcre Thur guests of Mrs J Muvtin C J Clinton and wife were in Fenton Sunday afternoon Herbert Palmer, wife son data, ghter attended the wedding of Bar oava Jean Walsh in Lansing Sat Eidsel Meyer and family of Ann Arbor were guesta of Mr and Mra Waalter Clark ene night last week honoring Mrs Meyers birthday Eidsel Meyer and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark Mr and Mrs R K Elliot and Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher were in Lansing and called at the Seth Danwin home Mis James Brogan and son of iry called at the Stanley Dink jme lust ThursdayV Miss Jessie Winchell of Detroit pent the week end with the Hoff Sister Mr and Mrs M E Darrow took Mr Constance Loom is to Detroit Friday from where she returned to her home in Long Island Mr and Mrs Warner Willis of, Grand Ledge were Sun guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Thayerv Miss Joreta Hoey of Dexter called on Mrs Raymond Morris Sat Mrs Ina Hemz and Mrs Bailey of Carleton called on Mrs Nettie Vaughn last Thurs Doni Packer underwent an enter gency operation for appendcit and McPherson hospital last feek Tanc Fodia has sold his place on the Dexter road to Eli Aron Bert WUe, Lambert HInchey, Ridge Shirey and Dale Miller attend ed the Northville races Fri night Mrs Nettie Vaughn spent Sunday Neman Reason bought the Liver at the Roy Merrill home ill Webfter mare school property at tho taction, Lee LAvey and family called on Saturday Joe Hots at St Joe bosptai Ann Acme and Roger Paints and AK VamiAea, Fisher Wall Paptr, T ton IkNtf, Mea, Friday, aight the White families gave Frank White a Surpriae on hia birthday Hollia Holloway and family of Plainfield spent Sunday with Dale Miller and family Sunday guests of Mr and MrsW Shehan were Ted Adseh and wife Detroit, Dr Harlow Shehan and lainily of Jackson and Mrs Madel ine Shehan and family of Ann Abor Robert Read and wire were in 1etroit Friday Jack Wylie wio apent the summer at the Fred Everts home has re turned to Howell Uua Campbell family,Maxine Atchi inson were in Ann Aib ir In uight Clifford Miller and wife and Aga tha Jlenry left Thur4ay for a visit to South Greenfield Mo James Hall and family of Dexter spent Sunday at the Merwin Camp bell homi Mips Ann Bird of Wayne was over r jrht guest of Mr and Mrs John Carver jr last Friday Mr and Mrs Laurence Baughn and son and Mis Karl Baughi vjere Jalkson hhoppeus Saturday Mv and M Walter Van Fleet of Boonton K J were Fru dinner guetis OJ me Luil Baughns Mrs Robert Seefeld and daughter wore Ann Arbor visitors Sat Mrs Hazel iHoisel was guest of the Winston Baughns over the week end Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughn entertained Mr and Mrs J W Lat imer and family lor Sun dinner Dr and Mrs Robert Bird of Wayne spent last Thurs at their cottage at Portage Lake Neil Baughn and David Aberdeen were in Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Willard Merrie and family of Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of the John Carvers Mr and Mrs Ed Nuoffer of Holt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee Miss Mary Martin of Howell wia the guest of Miss Alberta Dinkel part of last week Paul Ludtke and wife son are at tending the Spanish War Veterans reunion at Columbus, this week Bill Enquist broke his collar bone Friday while practising football Mr and Mrs Richard Earl of Traverse City spent Thurs night with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee The Mioses Alberta Dinkel and Edna and Bernice Mans and lo other girls gave Mies Charlotte Roy of Howell a dinner at Lansing Sat in honor of her approaching marriage L 1M If i 1st STOCK fIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 ALLOW WELL PUMP S 060 Gal, to 600 LVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS TIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS E FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS riNGS JET PUMPS tanley Otukek f are now oflLn for business in the Stewaxt Anderson Bldg Estfra gladly given for 6heet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Sfooke ks andturoaco repairing Tn the near future we will also be ejrppfor welding and bracing All work guaranteed tnckney Fabricating 6 Sheet Metal Company Don Main Used Car Lot 864 East Grand River, Howell, Phono 37 Open Evenings 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1946 Ford Four Door 1942 Ford Tudor 1941 Ford Club Ccupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Olds CluW Coupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Door 1944 Ford Four Door 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Chevrolet Tudor 1934 Chevrolet Two Door I93I Plymouth Eour Door Tractor Truoks J939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers flew 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery 112 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel w base 2 speed axle, 8 13 x20 Tires Dn Main Sales The marriage of John onohuo pou of Mr axiI Mr John Uonohue f of Inadiila to Mias Dons Anderson Mr Carr ttyi wun mr will take place Sept 27 at St Son The Harry Lee and Mylo Kettler and ephs church, Howell Mrs Kenneth Wylie uiui children spent Sat in lluwkll k, uth Wylic atid family spent Sunday with friends at 1oilaLe Lk Mr and Miy Hichard damnand I children of Vpilanti wrru Air Three weddings are scheduled for here Sat Miss Geronia Oleski of j Sunday guests ot hoi siti Rubh Lake will be married here In John Carpunter and Uurily the morning Miss Grace Young and Why not buy your winter eloih Howard Craig at the Congl church I ing and Heavy lotvcaj now while in the afternoon and Mrs Rosemary Schoaaer and James Whitley at the Fred Read home in the eve Selection is nood A small payment will hold yxur purchase Swans Store, Howell, Mich Roy Clai k Las old his farm to Russell Duj nt troit jlrs Wa far k ami Mrs Wm JetTreys Wic in Howell Friday Walter laik and wife and Will Urah wre in Chelsea Sunday ni,hi Mis Madeline Moran Stock and laughters, linninnham spent last 1LICS with Mr lKua Spears with her daughter Her son, llowafd is a lreshman at Mich State college Small down payment will hold your Hunting and Winter Clothing Swans Store, ,loiw,oll, Mich Thanking the People of Pinckney for their kindly and Courteous Support I Am Announcing r Hot Beef 0 Hot Pork at the Murray Kennedy Soda Bar Under New Ownership VICTOR EOKOS BETTY ROKOf Alee rerving Hamburg Hot Dog flftwleUsi Chili , WeJnJy Sept 20 1MT L MeFhersoc I TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS Since Sept, 1, 1947, the restriction on cashini Terminal Leave Bond I has been rifted, Many have already concerted their bonds to cash but many more have not ihe 2 interest on the bjnds is higher than the average investment bring tedaWUh tha thought in mind we urge Veterans to retain their bonds as long as kthoy are alSle, aad consistent with their needs We wish to remind our customers that they mey still buy Service E pavings Bonds at their ban, Mttom m Sank Berts end Monty te Interest sTirne u S fS,eM0O ha ured by ear asemhershjp la oeL rl Dsposlr lasa i i W Council Proceeding Regular Meeting of Village COUM, cil Sept 9 1947 IT Called to order by Pres Parker, followed by roll call of officers Present Clark, Kennedy, Swarthj out, Palmer and Clinton Absent Dinkel Minutes of last two meetings read and approved Motion by Palmer supported by Kennedy to allow following bills Detroit Edison 1 St Lighting 105 93 Detroit Edison Fire Siren 90 Fescher Co lOPower Mower 16500 Geo Meabou Jr Repairing of Flag Pole 1700 Stanley Dinkel Pipe for same 878 Lavey Hdwe Misc 1565 Stanley Dinkel Assessors salacyt lOOOo Motion carried Motion by Cbarlti supported by Palmer to investigate repair and cost of reroofing fire hall Cauied Motion by Clark supported by Kennedy to pay Assessor 100 a yr salary Carried Motion by Kennedy suported by Clinton to pay Clerk 100 a yr Sal PROFESSIONAL CORNER Van Winkle VanWbkb sUj st Daffy, ML a Ioirw7Vaae Piadney, Mick I Ckarles K Deil, 1100 A at to Z 00 P M, Aftteraeye at Law Men, Taee,FrL, Sat, 7s04i0 pav ML G RMCLUSKY DSNT1ST IllM N Wee MS Aaa Arher, Mieeigaa HAROLD a CHUBB , Hawaii, Mleeigea Local Representative Is PERCY ELLIS AUCTION Fkeee SPll Pinckney, Michigan I HERBSNIkW iss aor CTTisi mm Hawaii, Baal Batata, li City, Lake aad 9i ary Carried Usl Year Preaarta WMfc Ma 1 UnVfeV Motion by Swarthojut supported i by Clinton to adjourn Carried Mildred Ackley Clerk Of SRAL I MEET THE HOST OF THE STORK CLUB DEAD FISH WASHED UP The epidemic which is killing fish all over the country has ait this sec tion Many dead fish are being wjashj ed up on the shores of nearby lakes L J Swarthout counted 135 on day last week washed up on the shore of Big Portage Lake near his homo They were mostly ciscoea with a few bass and walleyed pike The conservation dept sent a man , n41 out and his explanation was that J flub Paul Gacft Jl the recent hot spell heated the sur W ma JnT wS face of lake to such an extent that a T w on 1 S the fish coming up from cold wat this Sundns Sept 21 ime of u wru , flThe Detroit Sunday Times, Michi Heres your opportunity to read the fabulous Sherman Billingsley the former farm boy Jwho now heads, the worlds mopt famous GENERAL INSURANCE u Pkeee St 1 Flachaew Micklgea AUCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE BEAT WYLIE PINCKNEY 7SFS1 Ph one MARTtN J LA VAN AMSMf e w IS BHttfiaa AaUga T3SFI r Renairiig State 717 Lakeside Drte Lieeate Rush Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM ss Plaekaey Michf FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN fOR APPOINTMENTS ftestdoaee SIS i Mler on the bottom of the lake sulfa cated The fish are apparently heal thy ODD FELLOW MEETING The Odd Fellows of Centra Mich will hold a district meeting at Bat on Rapids on Sept 20 Ted Thumpsontditor of the WilHamston Enter rise is grand marshall of the grand lodge The meeting is in the high school gvra aaaMtSBBSsa Mrs Clare Miller wa in Detroit Tuesday 150,000 treat and shrubs are dot ng planted for wildflower rover on 10 Michigan Btate game areas Born to Mrs Marilyn Newman at McPhe4son hospital jHowel Mon a daughter Mrs Newman Uvea wjth Mra Mae Daller gans MOST INTERESTING SUNDAY PAPER FOR SALEsTractol, Plow,, 3 section drag and one two section drag About 5 tons of hay and milk cowoHolstein 26 months old,very tame Htfresh in July 1947 Also fur ntture, Double bed and Bpringst electric washing machine and stove mattresse, bed spreaders Women dresses, coats overcoats, book case and other articles One 4 Briggs Strton gas engine, one brass single bed mattress and spr ing, bedspread, and etc Come down at any time, from 96 p m At 11506 Dexter Pinckney Rd Pinck T Bodia SEPTIC TANKS CESS F0R SALEIpair Heavy Work U LT Horses 10960 Stinchfield Rd POOLS CLEANED Pinckney Mich, Owner F Pearce WRITE ALLfNKL HOTEL FOR SALErNew built in bathtub ROOM 70 a PHONE 414 and new medicine cabinet ANN ARBOR SUCH Mrs Ted Singer, 3015 Monks Road Classified Want Ad wrawB FOR SALE2 HP Garden tractor with 8 inch Plow and Cultivat or complete W E Beach Glennbrook farm Personalised fitting servkt, x traordfnary Brafgfedlet foundations at very reasonable prices j Phone 446 Mrs Martha CStrobel 428 wmisdUlSki ney FOR SALESmall year round hou Part or f LRh Lake Cft11 Jhn Lobdell Housewives S AV K YOUR WASTE FATS TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR SALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, Well Balanced and guaranteed kw 600cl6 wheels, axcs,, springs rfhd hitches for sale Open Sundays WILSONfS RENTATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 917 Grand Biver Ave Howell II Overcome Shortage fLUX Fate There is world wide shortajp of got one fifth of what they ased la lfdl Tkls ete Without tke help of year, One oat af avi li AmaHeaa Wtekaae, 4 VegetabU Oils, a affects palate House wires there if would have nine dont bfaaa four no Ute W Need STATE OF MICHIGAN IN CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION ERS COURT for the COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON BEFORE GLENN C YELLAND Circuit Court Commissioner Herbie F Sneed and Dors I Sneeo his wife PUintifii VS Clarence L Moore and Florence A Moore, his wife Defendants ORDER FOR APPEARANCE TO Clarence L Moore and Floi ence A Moore 6304 Spokane Detrci K TAKE NOTltiS mat yoa are here by required to appear before , Circuit Court Commissioner for County of Livingston, State of Mkl at my office, 1141 North State SL In the City of Howell on Friday Bepteasker 26 1947 at 1040 oclock in forenoon of said day to answet to tke compliant of Herbie F Sneed aad Doris L Sneed plaintiffs This notice is given in accord aaea with tke Section 149 of tke Compiled Lawa of Michigan for 1929 it appearing to this Court from affadavit of Herbie F Saeed one of tke plaintiffs herein, that yea are concealing yourselves with la tke city of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Sffckigae It is tkereiere ordered that a copy af tkle Order for Appearance be In tke Piackaey Diapatak printed and circulatiae p ant Caeafty of Livingston oaee eack peek for tferee aaeeessrve week and tkat a copy ec tkes Order ke to tke iaet kao ky hmwm TIIMM FOR SAlELight fixturedrop style, dining room or living room, never used 4 door chimes, 2 tone 150 pr boys shoes,, ,size 1,760, ladies ring, 14 K zircon yellow gold, FOR SALE Gladioles spikes, mounting, 18 245 Unadilla cut daily Plenty of colors to picic Phone 68, Pinckney, from also iwfliite 60c a doz civm A O Wm R Barrett 728 E Siubley st T0 RLN1 4 0 , , Howell Mich Phon e733 W 190 Beardsley Rd FOR SALE 500 White Rock Pull FOR SALEjHale and Alberta ets, 8 to 10 weeks old Peaches about Sept 2,, C H Lloyd Pinckney 18F22 Guy C, Michaels, 5416 Patterson Lake Road, SALESMEN WANTED Part or w, u , full Time A money wving house 8bU R Howellafter 6 hold product that setya easily Lib ero comm and exclusive territory, STATE OF MICHIGAN Write to L V Heath, Pinckney M, Th Probe Mart for ta County FOR SALENorge Oil Burner At LrtwUwWfTN heating stove and oil barrel also d round oak heating stove Jn 0i the City ot Lucius J Doyle Tel 42 W7l ld County on the 310 Putnam Street 8th day of August 1947 A D Pre Bent, Hon Willis L Lyous, Judge of Probata FOR SALE Potatoes at 1 00 ,n the Matter of tke EsUte of per bushel L W Umstead t Son William B Gainer Deceased FOR SALENo 2 eating Pota Rsell W Gardner havirtg filed toes 100 per bushel in said Court his petition praying WillGid Wiltse Ph 131F4 tnat the administration of eaid es tate be granted to Russell W Gard FOR SALE Nine acre Farm Lo nerw some other suitable porson, cated tt mi from Gregory on Toma II is Ordered that the fith day of Rd with seven room houie fullbase October A,D 1947 at ten oclock ment, good barn, chicken iiouse, dou Auest A D, 1947 at ten o clock ble guruge all it a tod repairs also n the forenoon, at said Probate Ofsmall orchard ce A is hereby appointed for Price 4800 Terms hearing said petition and that ail Arthur Bullis Bowdish real estate I8011 interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said time FOR SALESeven room house, afr shoild not be granted, wo baths, shade, garden, fruit good JJ thar Ordered, That piblie ocation 260 Putnam St given by pub IleaFOR SALE Heating stove, burns ,toa jW ttss oMtrfor three wood or coal, heats 6 rooms sueceeve weekb previous to said Stuart Anderson 47 lk in tke Pfnekney Dispatch, a newt paper printed and airPOR SALEElectric Water Heaters utd In said County 52, 62 and 82 gal capacity Have in Pbate itock Stanley Dinkel Wilns L Lyena, Judge of Probata A true copy vOSTA Black Hog from my farm Celestia Parshallegiter of probate Finder return aad receive reward Lynn Hetjdee phone 36F12 Un Madeline Stock of Birming ham and Mrs Edna Spears called WANTEDAshes and rubbisk to on Mrs Emma Burgess Wednesday haul away WUl also pick up old Just arrived a Large Shipment newspaper and mayaxinea af Boys and Girls Dungaree Swans Store, HoMetl, Mich Atmtitcvm Rom where I sity Joe Marsa aaS viM Rj ,jV Yes, Im Guilty tmm we auziea Tke sees ef eateB tawaa thai haaltke aeeeectler oaa sfe that If osanflmST Innlwl epw mm paa jt way Raweai ska n4 ktaga,M anaykej will take care e QotML Jt UVT Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 20, 1947 Description An account of the resource September 20, 1947 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 1947-09-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/50191a68b4bd5f7a3b7adb59964e6fa8.pdf 2385e2ad890240a366d779dddbfd4667 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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FPU MOPBmSmmmjQmj pnrfcnc VOL 64 Michigan Mirror In Memoriam I School News Piykney Ditpatch Vdayfag Sept 24 1947 Two wtcks lrom this coming Sat Seldom has a community been o Sept 27, Michigans new labor law will go into effect All labor union and all uploy will be affected as the law im j bowed in grief as was the Pinckj ney area last Wednesday morning at word of the sudden death of lercy iH Swarthout, funeral dir poses new obligations with respect j ector, and civic, social and religious to strikes and picketing It yeekto prevent industrial strike by re quiring use of mediation Strikes may be called omy alter tho state conducts an election of employees involved, not a majority of those voting Furthermore, the new law seeks to outlaw strikes by employees, of public goveiVnient, public utilities I appointments, whilj his ready symand hospitals, ami to settle such dislpathy aed the sorrow of his patputes by arbitration rous Also, in other lines his service SECOND AND THIRD GRADE The third grade are learning the J leader Son of the late William S and Mary Hicks Swarthout, the deceased was born in Putnam township in 1 77 He graduated from Pinckney J high school and from the Chicago Sthool of Kmbalming lercy ranked high in nis profess ion, a justprile in equipment and Htres how the new law will work beginning Oct 11 Suppose the workers of the SmSthvilie Manutuijnv Co, a fictioua firm as far as we know, have a dispute with their employer Thes workers or their bargaining representative, file a notice of in tent to strike with the state labor mediation board at Lansing The state board sends a mediator to SmithviUe He tries to settle the dispute by getting both sides together If these negotiations fail, the sta te board is required by lavA to conduct a special election to determine whether a majority of the workers of this firm favor the proposed work stoppage to his community has been no less outstanding Keenly interest in phages of public welfare he has held various political offices He was mayor of the village and also sencd on the school board and hag been active in Ked Cross and other prganizatins He was a member of Livingston Lodge No7G F AM, since lhi and a past patron of O E S Chapter No 145, poem Merry Sunshine Kathern BeVfc, Sharon Bigler, Ronald Lberts, Karen Gustation, Sally Lennon, Harriet Vincent, Mary Jane Jeffrey, Marjorie and Marion Tomasik, Stephen M were absent during the past We have a new pupil in the end grade He is Charles and comes from the Ozark Our new health books have and we like them very much We hal our fiijst gym perio Thurs Everyone had a fine ti Harriet Vincent had a bi Sunday We have a new 1 rder of Su net Babies for our bulletin board No 38 SOCIAL ITEMS I Current Comment I A mistake of th recent Mick hgMatuie will cost the people 40 00 m tax payeis money The recent 1 gilaiuiu appropriated 416,000 to eterans organizations such as Summer Man 3cfe of Mas HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The football team opens its son tomorrow Thursday when meets Lansing Sexton lies in the afternopn The first home game is with Bri t re J7 a i, 945, 1141 Week Days HtM a m Friday and Satrdar 730 and 8 a ra , fc Sum, Sept W, 18th Sun aei P vost om, for Boys jfr Holy Wmt ,iid ifeek of 57th Novenna Prayers are requested for sick Jflgftftted among whom are Francis Hamel who died last week and Mrs Agnes Biady Anderson who is ill at the home of her son, Thomas in Royal Oak Her sister, Mrs Margaret Gibney is with her We extend condolences to the through x v SfcI The most recent oiter of manage ghton here Oct 3 Brighton has a However it was the Congl church j fine team this yfeaf and a number I family of Percy Swarthout He was which claimed his first and truest from Pinckney saw them overwhelm good friend, neighbor and servant deiiion, Through its channel his Northville there at Brighton last wk Among the intentions are SunI doeiJrootcd Christian devotion werej The senior clss magazine drive late Paul and Rose PIatowskiMon always an inspiraiion His rich tenif on and some big orders have broke Tues, late Sister M, Domin or voice in the choir and his leader, been taken The juniors are selling Relatives of Mrs, Margaret Pern stationary , Mrs IielnVanBlaicum taugjht for Mw Swarthout part of last week ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mrs IaVota Uvormmv of ter lias announced the ei of her daughter, Ann M to Yuuvnl J LuK ami Mr ic mtil I ibn i, son of J Ili Lakn o lnxt No date las been linr el Ior tin wed ship in administrative offices made him a valued member His love of children, his gift of laughter,liis interest in clean sports his constant kindness, his untold j charities Thescare, written on the hearts of all who kne, him immediate survivors are the widow, Dora Plympton Swarthout, a daughter Pauline Vedder, and a not snn, Don C, who has been his lath ers buiitc ment must be printed on the strike ballot Cost of the election print ed ballots etc is to be paid by the two disputing parties, employees and the management, either equally or upon some other basis agreed up on The state oi Mich, does foot the bill j ers buincs apodate for Suppose tjw unions are in a row years over who has the right to represent I here are 5 grandchildren and 4 the workers Such a dipute also greatgrandchildren, also two sisgoes to mediation If mediation falls, ters, Mrs Mahle Suydan, of Jackthen a special election must be calif run and Mrs Lucy Reason of Pin several The 8th grade has had the best of it so far in the games between the 7th in football Robert Lavey is the second casual ity on the football team with a blister on his heel ed by the state hoard Kxpense of this election is to be borne equally by the disputing unions Effective Nov 11 it is going to kl y Funeral services were conducted at the Congl church on Saturday afternoon by Roc A Hard, agisted have one The law make, it unlaw by RevMcLucas of Brighton and ful for anyone to binder or pie ke, ZUM of Reading Visiting morj vent by mass picketing threats iniim ticians wfere in charge of details idation, force or coercion of any ami UJ, Charbonneau handled i kind the pursuit of any hul woik flow, i arrangements of the vast or employment Thats a mouihiul floral tribute Friends came from Also The law makes it unlawful far and near to pay homage to this for anyone to obstruct or infergood man who was almost an infere with free and uninterrupted stitution in Pinckney, whose life use of public road, streets, high hs been a beacon and bendiction ways, railways, airports or other ways of travel or conveyance CARD OF THANKS Enforcement of the law is up to all enforcement agencies in the foil Words are inadequate to express uawing order City Police, county the appreciation we feel for each dfyjilf ,department, MiM Sutjjand vwovy one who so kindly minPolice, Muh Nat Guard and U S, istercd to us with comforting HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Sept 2iLansing Sext Res,there Uct 3 Brighton here Oct 10 Manchester here Oct 17 South Lyon there y Oct 24 Stockbridge hee Oct 31 Grass Lake here Nov 7Dexter there Nov 14 Hartland here iHH Items of Interest iciWed,late Sister DomiciliaThur, late Sister M, Xaveria Fri, Mrs, Mary Hazel Sullivan Sat, Intention of living, 2nd anniversay mass for Robert Kelly Oct 3,Feast of St Teresa of i c Tittle Flower, usual First Fri devotions Miss Geronia Oleski, Rush I and Daviri Ball of Chelsea w married Saturday, morning, Mr and Piiicknc , Mr, K marriagf J at b graced vow read jnig scr Ji,itiT COMM CONVL CHURCH Rev XUfd Aliard Paster Onraaiet and thoir DfrtttM lirs Mtiwki CmwpWtl S f N Intnua Vtdder Worship and Message jo3u S S 1130 We invite you Sun morning at It30 Worship and message cial aong and inspirational df Sun, eve at 730, Every Lynn C Gardner at Iosco and J Pri8h invited, MLs Francif Lister of Ypsilanti call, Church Night ii Sept, 20, Pot ed on Mr and Mrs W C Miller Satf0 M Mrtinsj irtMre Mrs Nettie Vaughn and Mrs Mar jorie liehan and daughter spent rfunuay at the Roy Merrill home in nnni I Shields and family of Rer Im BtMhaf Paatr Uerafcf WotMp 1000 Sondajr Ukoel UM Army State Police or the Nat Guard intervene only by order of the Governor upon receipt of an appeal from a mayor or sheriff The U S Army intervenes only upon or der of the president upon receipt of appeal from the Governor to us with words, flowers, cards and food, and pray that you each may be so sus taincd in your darkest hours Mrs P H Swarthout and Family Marriage Licenser NOTICE Although I am employed I will take iour sales any day you wish Bert Wylie, Auctioneer Pinckney Webster Vincent ,un Arbor called on Lee Lavey and Bttpwfaltadeal WjJbur Lfsidig and iamily Sunday fottflf PMU4t Meetirg 730 Virginia Shirley spent the weekj end with Susan Campbell and Mr SCHOOL BOARD MEETING ai Mn J Cranston of Howell call j School Board Meeting Sept lo ei if 1947 Mrs Joloi Martin spent last ifeek Prejwnt Parker Palmer, Jff with her children in Ypsilanti I rey Lavey, Thayer, Reader Mrs John Meyer and daughter of j The board recommended the f oilYpsiiaU were in town Sat owing PatSy Thayer entertained number That a program of playground little friends at a birthday party supervision be inaugurated and that Sunday I Mr Reader be authorized to arran Peaeh and Wesley Palmer and ge and carry out such a program Mary Meyers attended the rodeo at the Olympia, Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs Elmer Pratt and Mr and Mrs Floyd Salier of Coop csv111 speat Sunday with he and Mis Roy Reason Week end guests of Mr and MrsJ That a letter be sent to th Mi ih Inspection Bureau requesting a rerating of Insurance rats effected April 15, 1944 Motion made by Thayer n ed by Palmer that a resolution re passed by the board authorizing a Lawrence Klausling, 20, Howtell,j0 E s MEETING Lois Salgot, 21, Detroit Junior Ka A spedal meeting of malia, 23, Hamburg, Marian Vi chapter oS will be held Fri 20, Hamburg Charles Greene, 1 21ight Sept 26 for purpose inHowell, Gloria Bowhall, 2o jjtiation of t candidate , stud of tehool reorganization in John D Donohue, 21, Giorjuor , Blanche Martin, Seofer M J teaon were Miss Lily owar pinckv Afeft B is Anderson, 21, Webberville Dav V thout, Mrs Elmftr Stickney of SJS iffone IA uoQtfi 22 Howeil Kxeldmel , 1 Mrs Mablc Suydam of Jackson, Mr Ie inrea no, une IwfV Fowliei Richard Co 61101 06 aMrf L Cn, Mrs Florence Bilk tolling 110833 were ,re Kmara, 20, Hoveli Margretj Jlunlew obUllnod ,, shJ Artz of Detroit and Mrs Mae Kane rented and approved Calkins, 2, fcowlerville Merle ev beiry, 27, Howell, Rose Frodenberg 19 HoweU FOOTBALL SCORES in the football garner in section Friday the scores were following aHowell 0, Ypsilanti Hunters obtained r 404 fox sruirieLs in the Allegan of Whitniore Lake state forest Surveys show a small, pr ad Mrs Floyd lHammond of number of animals there now, dueLaiifang were Sunday guests of Mr, to the failure of the acorn crop land Mrs Clyde Fisher Outlets for electric shavers have Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son John this noiw been injsalled in all state park spent Tuesday and Wednesday in as wash rooms and recreate i areas Stockbridge 31 Shipping of pine soedlinrs stat FowlerviJie IA Okemus C Danilthe last of the month Red pinedY ville 21, Stockbridge t Brighton dors are limited to 1500 trees eaH 26, Northville 7 Dexter 0, Chelsea 0 Saline 12, Cinton 0, Muncheterj C, Michigan Center 0 O E, S CONVENTION i The STth Session of LiiiiKston Co asn O E S vas Keld t SICK U5T Wc quote the tho Brighton from the sick list Lob Singer loosen ha foTtl ed up his pitching arm to hold thc hard Slugging Brighton Advanrl nfJ ,n lhe Woe outftat bay for 7 innings Whiuj attendan not at his best Singer turned in vl creditable performance About UxL p ATHFA CLASS sicknesswhile on the supposed sicki phr Philathea Class of the Com Mat Bob Singer pitched Pinckney to Hie county lWup championshi 1 and then pitched Eager Cteaner Saturday callezts onlf W1 Mrs John Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Elmer VanWueren of Byron and Mrs lelia Moults and Bruce of Lansing The latter wiU enter the lawrf dept at C of M this fall Mr ajvd Mis Charges HeJry and famiiv of Adrian visited I Hn Gus Henneau, of Rush Lk entertained friends at her home on Wed The occasion being M iHeneaus birthday Dr Cecil Uendee and family of Lansing luand Mrs Rose Hendee spent Sunky with Mr and Mrs M, arkiaaonW FarkinsonVf Ann Arbor Mrs Francis Robinson of Rush Lk attended the Livingston County Ass oc convention OE S at Brighton Mr Robert Straus of Rush Lake is nan employed at Vagabond c4 Conch, Brighton following fromilrihton on Thurs Mrs l Vd Mrs Joe Griffith last week f Wjrt on pl Rani Aria Zt JnmH ves was elected 3rd V 7 ,es , sdeU of Stockbridge last Friday K and Mrs Mae Daller w , n as CHtlSEA SCHOOC CASE Norman Vantflaircom and Wife ie comim s Xhe ChelesT school case came up Pinckney chapter ha present before Jidjje Breakey last week A the a ttrue Wis agreed to between the of Howell to the state Class C dounpionship in Lansing tourna ment Then to cap hemaon foriMuiee he pitched Hamburg to the rhamrionahip of the Britfhtor held and plans made for the foot lemrttfcinger has pitched 16 gam ball Chicken Supper to he held Sc for Pinckney this year winning llil Cnjl church met last Wednesday m iVf ohurch parlors Dinner wv sftnHi at noon hour In the aftr noon Mrs Osterhouse from Royal Oak gave a very interesting talk on Kvanpelisw, which was much enjoyidA sliort business meeting wa YOUNGCRAIG Craro Vounu, daimht v Mrs Millard Young of and Howard CiaiK, Ann of Knipist wiic united irr Saturday afternoon, Sept the 1iJUktiey Congl ehtn Ilaskets of cut flovir, he iillir v, 1 the i,iiiiil were exchanged, Rev ,,,, iliK tlie iniprepivc Hoiihli ice ill the jife ot aiu J friend The bridi was IIMI in mirriij py, her lathii ami her nown w a while uvion, with a beaded luxln arul skivt extondinr into a der train, a halo of orange bleom luId the veil of illusion Mis Maxm irieton Aibn ua the hndeMiaKi a pler Idnc taileia icarried Mowers The groom wa,s aited hy Toimi of Plymouth ami aiii guests wcrift George Aiienhi aiidjJaekvpniten PfcMBBftV itiHrriae ,ervii Mrs McjWin siaipliell pUiyi a 1 miuulo oieaji jdital on llie Jii cojniline oi appropiaie loe nu ihe bnde and Ioont Kriduateii from Tirukney JJijih Scluad AJtej a wedding trip lo Tori h Lake LJ sili jeiidi here in Jinckney SCHOSSER WHI1LIY The home o Mr and Mr 1reu Kead waa tin1 xelie ol a Inyiy wed ding on Satuinlay evening, hen the,i dauelUer ,Kiiiiiirv lie d Sell Oaier, hevi4ie lite 1 01 JaniL WhitUy, on of Mrand Mi Wm, C Whitley of Ann Arbor Smne ev enly KUCft1 witnesed tin eiemon Jalms i,d basket of white aiei and white and picard gladioli iiorn ed the altai wm Ii had been Ja jnou ed before the lire plaee in ne ,e ious living loom uheie the jn r Ann wore ami irold the nnei ih Ameruan Lotion nU V F W to aid vcttrajKi Unfortunately the iafleeted to ive jt a twtthirdj majority whivh i necessary for U apiiopiiattou bills and the att gen i i j iu i tiled mat the money can i he pa,i out so GoV Sigler haj i ta iall a special session for sept, IM to rectify thi niistake Al tluie are many federal and aies aiding veterans the M in i ludps finance efforts of veteian, orfianizationaOf the amo uii appropriated 12,10 goes to the Ameiwan Legion Childrens Bill et at Oiler Lake The late ban found a new source f ievi ae although it probably il lot brinK in much cash Our IM Atty ien iilack has ruled that operators of motor scootpra iniit take out in opcJutors license Here hcfoie they ,iai been exempt lioni lhi, The atty gen ruled that alt ninior operated vehicles muiC ha1 iueiies However, they do not hav u p i iax or get certificate of i Me if We i ,,r much of the Marshall ilan for MttitMiiriit of the Europ a prohl ,n, , , ar as we under, taiid ii smili ien I more money to Kurope and Asia and still more to Im,, implement, for warfare and tram MiPurr to eombat Russia and kn dan irin n, e The theory ia we jiui enough money into the r in counii ie, we can turn them 11 irsi kavia We doubt it StranJe lo aj lliere little opposition to Mar h, jan lor then is only one alternative That is to send en ou h American soldiers overseas to i 7hm i verboten and 1 n o,e is for it There ia a i do this and that is e draft A step which ie aK i until we are fore I hi, country in all its wars ia, awayh let the other party strike iirst llllh I app, oil i, In , vi ed lo i ive douleriiij seiwiec wn xad ii 1 the Icevermid J M MeLuca of liji ghton Candles in tall cairdeido thi niantel diffuMMieir soft 1, as the blide cam to the ahar thi arm of her father b whom was nvi irarriaK Mis Mui liead attended her sister a bnde maid, lioth wore Miiartly tailored autumn uits and cairied hermo ing flowers Aistim the room was hts bro therinlaw, Ieonard I Mshcr ol Ann Arbor a lct man Traditional rnifdc was rendered In the death of lercy Swjirthout last Mik tluie paMd way a man whfitMyMHJie undertaking husineaa fr ChflWnrties deelop fjom a small lerjiiie lo tlie ealorale funeral im ol I he p esetit day w Lh ita thou and dollar Minerals We rem eiier n wnin Ju clerked in the ejiie , ,, hardware store id v irii and lived in the house no owned by Win Jeffreys, His lath i inlaw Charles llympon died MI CO nd he took over me busK ,e , Tie iiipnient conisied prin ipaliy l Kiey horses ami a horse drawn hearse All embalming wfork deie at the home and funerals A en, either lu Id there or at the church Caket, wen cloth covered wood and rouh boxei weie vftood J uocral ihen cost as low as 50, Thi is all changed Horses wen long ao replaced by the motor driv en funerai ear Undertakers now have elaborate funeral home wfth mhulminj roon where tin body is jiiiocd immediately after death and the plain wood casket has been r pied by many other materials rah cot many Hundreds of ollaV Concrete and SUH1 vaults j i ae replaed the wood ones of 40 rars ago Undertakers are now ailed funeral directors There has jro ably no business hanged so in a short number of years 0 funeral business The wedding of Princess Elizaeth of England to Prince Phillip f irjcc will be one of the biggest I event in Dritish history Every ham by Mrs Earl iiaugtin at the piano t Jld ronimunjty is collecting mon and two vocal nuinlxrs 0ere pivcii y te huy a pment for her Adults by Mrs John Carver who piMvung ontiibutiiig 1 each and school the service, sanjr Itauo and, U , hildren 5c each The presents rang fore th bencdirtion, ,The lordsron wfiite ostrich plumes of S Prayer AfrVa to silver and jewel Following the nuptial service, rv freshments were served from an exquisitely appointed table, with Mr Ross Read pouring, assisted by Mo ontributod by the islands ey and Australia of Guer The climate f feichitan is danief Stephen Provn, Ckrald ln JroiStable and severe but ia not warring factions Jude Bceaky den ied the petition of those opposed to the Mmool consolidation to atop peration of thr oAool h stop the new coaaotidatod school board from the board may not erty f rozn he r3 diotricta te consotdalod diatrict 44 can levy no taxes for nnwraniin or MHWUB mf are Uriog in a cottage at Portage J wn Lake I1011 A y Roche and wife of Lan1 Mr and Mr tme called on frieno and relatives here Spt Gecak Dinkel of Lake Chemucjr tnnley Oliver jr Oak Grove Svoday at the Albert Dinkel and John Mac Kenzie of Dc lO LIGHT FIELD use the present foods om school unulian and tani fNKMft j Mr ano1 Mrs Innng Gardner ar i Football chicken dinner at thedaughter of ,lirhlar calkd at the CongT church Satept27 5 pm Albrt Dnkel home Friday Everybody welcome Price 150 W C Miller and mt Clare att ended the ball game ia Detroit Hon fjA MCCnMG j na Canvhil nd Camay and af Jarast the PTA meeting Mm Gardner attended the oy ftog owwflmMlhaft A fs rodao ia van for school ti to be 1 dialrwta legality of anged wUPbe , iniirictiem ation of the fused Jodir torn fc on i Whitley loft immediately for a notortrip through the Sorth, after which they iil re estabii their honH at Iinekney WHITE SHRINE MEETING There will be a meeting at the uojit to the hurricanes and vhlch swoep the gulf Mates of Fla, TexaV, etc at periods A receat mm whi h hit Fla the state with tae lerfoct climate did 12,000,00 wpr h of damage and took many lives, Many stil remember tine Gai eston flood in whicb tbousaads of eople lost their lives some Beryl Lew Is Masonic hall, Howell or Thursday eve, t 2 for the purpose of orv aniaing a White Shrine of Jerus There is liable to be aa alum, in Livingston county and vie gaton of the high cost of uiity Mr Merrill Detroit Supremej ,h simple reason that it is ASOC Watchinan will be present ng evident that if people tfi start the institution of the d to spend so mvxa money Car shrine, All members of Jtbe OICS, they wil and F A, M, intprested in foin an thing ing should be present will have none to else Oae fact bear this out The the tate of Mica, at Mr and Mrs Cad BkhMV of Bri timeis fllf4IJaW jfcto, and Mrs Bess IX u u ef t 1 Wa etroH called on Mr and Mr Ben f Augt 1 Sat and attended the Readj JJ Bidwell ofl i sm wps S ri Mr gQyv ,,, tr aAggf DbpcM WtgAgSittS4 IMf 4MLW AVON THEATER 4 irana t 3 M27 A tHS STREET A eatJAft Wtor tarring AMOLPH SCOTT, ANNE JEFFREYS A CoflMdy 4 travelog AN ELECTRIC HAMMEr, MILL saves you tiBis and money Grind your own feed with a flip of the switch Its quicker, more convenient and far more economical than other methods Inexpensive electric feed grinders are available right now and your dealer can arrange for immediate delivery Talk to your Edison farm man about an electric grinderask him ta show you one at work on a nearby farm Discover how electricity does this particular job at a fraction of your present cost There no obligation, of courseyour Edison farm man has no equipment to veil His only job is to help you get the most out of all the electricity you buy 1 100K AT THESE ADVANTAGES 1 Free one man for other work 2 Save hours of your own time 3 Eliminate mill trip and4mill tollt 4 Make your own hopper and bin at home 5 Spare your tractor from this dally grind1 6 Have fresher, better feedwhen you want it 7 Save timeno waiting for the grinder truck ft Twee Seat 28 30 la TacbehUIQI ifeKE MINE MUSIC4 V flefeur Waatfc Ctrtooa by Wh phk NwtComdy an J FUaVbak ttaaas 55 CQMlNGi Fr ia the Night Bftlta EloVMEay Come Ey Go Cde of tea Wt SYLVAN THEATER CHKLSSAi aUCaL i ii Fri Sat Sept 2427 SIOUX CITY SUE with GENE AUTRY, LYNN ROBERTS MEKL1NG HOLLOWAY Puaey CartooA Clown of the Jua w dporUcop College Climber Lat4 New Sua Moo ft tue Sept 22E30 THE GHOST AND MRS MU1R Starring GENE T1ERNEY, REX HARRISON ItlWMlMMIIMIMllHU UllltmitluilUmeu j GEORGE SANDERS EDNA BEST 1111 Nntinnal lsny sw arirs mmvnui w Th 001 1411 m i Uadar Featoei Supervision Meer Federal Oeposii la MMMI CorpataMn Air petite toured a to 5,0 fo B houid 5 Mora Poww to Michigan Former ELECTRICALLY I The DETROIT EDISON Co 30, s ll AMpk Neighboring JVtw lootth marriage license for ILV J s sold in Wushtenuw coun ly ist weok Wod, Wcbberville hud a home coming y pi It, 20 with an ox roat and iiii iKnuld Cskey of Gregory ifi attfiidinff the Univerity of Mississip,i whore he has an ROTE scholar 1,u John Livermore haj purchased ih farm of Mrs Minnie Nott at II, tfield harlotte Ann Monroe, daughter i Mr ind Mr Ckas Monroe of HiaU will graduate from the sch ODI of nursing at Ford hospital, Det roit Sat She is the 3rd daughter to dn so Fred Rubbing of Marion towta hn died Mpt 11 The funeral was at Dexter will be played on Septi hclii at Hi home with burial in r Clinton is the opponent, DexterJoe hospital, Gehrinifer wat absolv iuk iov cometery Howell He U citizens laid 04,800 sq ft of sod injed of blame survivd by his brother, Bert, with the field, bees were hold nightly, wiom he operated a threshing bus Hill Thompson of Dexter broke si , Aio a sister, Maude his leg practising football last wee Arthur Boylan, well known Bri YlUlnti Normal College ghton rcident stepped in a hole in JM Ijnltetto utnMMvUlM e Howell Street Fair last week his yard recently and fell breaking his kney cap BR YOUR FINANCIAL AGE W you are thrifty, you have at age 27, from 1, to 8,200 in money and money value At age 40, irom 4,oou to 12,000 And at ape 8,600 to 27,000 If you Mart banking regularly with i m us, youU eoon be your final s mr cial age s av WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDb AVAIL ABLL FOR SOUND LITTLE M BROADWith JEAN SHELTON, RUTH DONNELLY, Pice HOMESTEADERS OF j PARDISE VALLEY witt RED RYDER, BOBBY BLAKE MARTHA WENTWORTH, ANN TODD 5bMlNG7ThrBet Year Of Our UveM Oct Adult 89 Children SOc 1 20 HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tliuig and Fri Sept 2526 MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES44 with BUTCH JENKINS, PETER LAWFORCE, BEVERLY T YVXR COMEDY NEWS Sat only Sept 27 Mat 2 P M, BACK LASH i Mr and Mrs jHoward HabewJin of Buffalo, N Y visited Ward last week Grant and M J bernian v in war duty to J in Trahce The Habermartf wtere on their honeymoon The lijrhts on the Milford athletic field were turned on for the first Urn lat week The first football game umdor lights is with Northville Oct 8 The first night game of football Division Sts IVote of 47 Yean Ago i Pinckney was well repreeented at Mr4 Joe Lortte, lGnevievfe HoW Street 8t wwkAlley won the 40 appreciation 11 7Vs 9itA9R fund given away by Dexter mer hae n ewecf here for the Hud chants last week miU k The Winarvs Lake school hM 4B1 to pupiks Whitmore Lake is huiMaff new sh t fire hall 80sx40 I I n uA car driven Lawrence uck Mrv Arbor a, , w, y iur Ki fe from a fence T at the intersection of Huron J l LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTOGEi OR PERSONAL AT RAS0 ABLE RATES 2 S m IIMIMHUIMIMMmillHflHIilMllfnilllll At a special elertmn Salom le feated the sale of inuor by the a neW house in the E part of townlglatt 145 to 77 butv voted I to Mike Fitzsimmoju haa moved his 1 25 to buy a 7,000 fire enno SWckbrldfe George Haiendahl raised 600 bi ir driven by Urrd,r,heriff of lhis year for jj ce Gehnnrer of Howell str eived l 5o bu8ftel F fa Kitter J I,f l Thf diuBhur of J H Conner it 700 p m Thurs night fe trom fn Tlloa TLvU I Head Lettuce M 1 Cabbage ,b AllParpoee jftfor mfi lie with 90 percent Retches and Mrm faster Today at CORY 6RUC STORE at Vol, it KJIS More 2 Applet Fele Naptha Soaps Gold Dot t Powdef Lard I lb Tinate Soup Peaches 2 ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TOKILL IT , , i i IN ONE HOUR fell from a fence Tuea J m She wa, Uk, fstH d f ily tav MdS ilw U of M to enroll in the medical dept This issue ia filled with picture of the famine victim of India for hich money is being eolleifted , The Fowlerville Fair ia Oct 2,51 It is claimed rural mail aervice udiU 5 per acre to farm value Webster tojwtiahip citizen are in t It is claimed the tows board e contract tor a new bridge the Huron river before the old viio wa condemned cottonwood log r leoeatly hauiod to the it M CoL aawwiH in Dexer from Biodgetfs k whkti cut 4,255 feet of Wm Chamber aad Cfturie Brefan lattended the atate fair ia Pontile Robert RupeJl wti eife started for Honolulu last week where he ihas a governmear ob J Alex Pearaoa and wife aaevad to 1 Ana Arbor UOKL be aaa an iroaed at the U of at la tae paole aKdeat Mas Btlie Carpeatw aad wrville Tuaper tMane married at the hriees tiome Wed by Rev Rice 4 Wntkias of flnmhufg baa UM4 the dental dept at JU at L Aatlv Roche aas amaaeaed bua jatadies ia the mneiral dept at tbe RICHARD with j LAM rcrrvs, 1 ri J, iivi i fiua HIT THE SADDLE41 witn RAV CORR1GAN, ROBERT LIVINGSTON, MAX ERHUNE v, Cartoon Sun Mon Sept 2829 ANN SHFRIAN, LEWAYERS ZACHARY SCOTT THE UNFAITHFUL COEDY NEWS 4DAYS4 Tuo Wed Thur Fr Sept 30 Oct SPENCFR TRACY, KATHARINE HEPBURN, ROBERT WALKER MELVYN DOUGLAS 1 THE SEA OF GRASS Cartoon Latet New TAX NOTICE Villajre taxqs will be received at my home on Wednesday evemnga and Saturday afternoons UackavHolon Keynold Village Treas 545 R Putnam St i Bars Caa AS Perk Dog Food 2 Pot Roast ork Sausage tar A lb lb of M I jbiathaaiei Jaeaee Durban, tfcvfted t lus hosne in fJardiUa Seat JT Iflbe funeral was beM iTaea K u rjr Saw pp m 31 Ckn SWre Nts0vT,e T i j r U TOJiictioa and tbevace eachig tlxe rt in ivTcuig vtvTs There is a ad cypt of fixture to r jit every taste cs veil CJ enrry VouHiihe the 1, modem styli cf t ,z y plumbiag f xaee, tlieir r y i3vsras Ad y 1 ie pleased at i ic eauwrnto j s cf trls upJathcrnlnura cquipiaent C view td see rs4ace your orck tcuaj for adieat JC 12 i ilatioa 1vur CwwdMga MYRON HUGHES l,i naod 4daater Haoor IS Jich7t7 Lafide Dr QPM KEWtJCS year caromp Jffra Wartor Clark and rnTrw KOW for cold U wore in Ann Arbor En, diUim ftoc KtijiJttee, Cwaiife eadia fiermoe I deel Jtoyv aad aalr 4 rw JrRFaa aaaaaaaaa k ti , PW Septt4J947 it ihe Peoples Store Growries, FJrygood Gantied oods, Shoe Gents Fisraishings Lingerie PUYCKWEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv, Vchran eJ Entered As second UM PQklictter at Poatoffke at 1 Michigan undvijjgp he act of March 3 187 Subscription ,ius 1JU a Yea PAIA w, cuRixrc, ruauaaw Beit Ysyiio id working lor Lite Sunday in r, Mrs Le Kenuedys ,v4j Store NT1 1C LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Madte to Petroit Lloyd Hesisiee IJS John Cell and Mi, Wn, Uiuv, n ijiu dungniers eulicd on Km Treaster ami Win fioiuu ji,L, in Ann Arbor and the iienne iam ny in UuXlir Sunday Mrand MKS W H Meyer wiro Sun a i sue,4s ol Die s in Lamb hone in Ann Arbor iiiono tt414 Nfc SPOT CA FOR DEAD or DibABLED STOCK RSES 10 CA1TLE 12 f ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CUINDIT N HOGS 8 PER CWT CALVES AND SHErJP KKOVrJD PilLE SHONE COLLECT TO OARLiNG COMPANY HOWELL 460 Original Company To Fay for DEAD STOCK lead or Alive WS 12 HORSES 10 HOGS 3 Cwt DfcPEMDlG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuas Animal Collected Promptly m Equipment Capable Mcu It PARKER Aent Photie S8, Pir, FASTEST Do 4 StofcfService in MMiaf itral Dead StockCo In TTOCK PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4v LOW WELL PUMPS 250 Cal, to 600 STORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS K TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FITTINGS VALVES WEUL POINTS OS JET PUJF6 anley Mike NOTICE JoMjn gnuier and wfje of Detroit pent Tiiday viih LUUL, jahe nan md iTi ii jya vVccUs and family ol Gianu Lede weie guests of tiiu Lin J Van Horn fuuuly one day lat v k Mis Dcsu Naah is visiting tiie Jumv ,ii Jamny in Cokiwuter iUirs licu Gearhart of Iloukjj ilf a wee, fnd juuit oi Mazk AWI lainy Oil bitucy aiid Dale Mdk look ui the AtfiiUViik race lnduy InLIIlt , Majy Uoif, Mrs Mary iW pu and p W Curndt and family ja,uj on Mi,, Ma,y kocxo, fori,,, r iv oi Hi,u at the Alma Masonic Eugeji Uainvl of the Portage Lk lixdiiiy stables lell from a load ,i juy lat wuck and broke a ertebra J in St Joe nominal, A,m Arbor loyr u,d Lli Clark an i un, v Na, cuilwd on Gene Haincl at tnL I iHI Arbor hopital Saturday I Mrs PcarJ Doyle of Wayne called at the L C Lavey home Sat and at tended the ReadWhitley wedding Miss Jihnch Martin lii resigned as ec of the O E S Chapter iari and Erwin Mami of Detroit jpnt Sat with Gene Mann and Sir Cora Webb Gene Mann and Mrs Cora Webb attended the funeral of Bert Rubb ms ol Marion last week born Meabon has quit workii at tre KrazierFrazier Co, Willov iiun and will return to Grand liau ds tA Gmblick, husband of the form T Justine Ledwidge is in Harper Hsp,tal, Detroit with 2 broken arms and other injuria as a result of a Jni ron, a punch press at tn Mux ia M Co lel 12 ieet j Mi RiAi Mr Enivett liocr and iuiby ol iJotroit called at the home of Mr, yinry Mmphy one day lust Week alter Reason of Detroit called n Mr ami Mrs Wm Mercer Sat k eu jruets of r and Mrs Hear re Miv Ida Byers of msby, 17,1 , Miss Janet Penile Ann Aibor, Mrs Ethol Smoyer of Akron Oido, ami tne MJSVCS Florence and Mildred Crabb of Grand riapids W C Miller and on, Claretwent to Detroit isunlday to see the ball yraru but were rained out eople win aUtnded tlic funeral of Mrs Fetty Kauss of Detrok Fr afternoon va Mrs Erdley Van i Sickle from rHiland Lake and Mrs ihe Mise liita jbnneuy and Do lis Ryan went 4a Detroit Iut week to start ilnirjHfe coHe at St joths iOS rtfivs ,i,i Ana Arbov land Giant uT7 rhe oiijni outBF town niort ieians atndel the 1 Ji Sv,ail out luneim Sat Karl Keehn a11 i i iniiuaii, Dexter, ranil Keeitr Uritfhton llu,i Miliar, StovbMt ge Bort liimn and 1ed lKsnoy er, Jack n r A ot, l,lrs ill John V i r chi laciiibuii, ol i i j Ka linurMi i i i iit sahsmaii I J iiiun ,aui wile spent Sun witli Uilph CMIIU and lamily in HoweU Cyrus AtLee and family of Am Arbor spent the week end at tin W C AtLee home Week end callers at the Andrew Neubitt home vire iorilnn Hetei and wile of Vilanti Dr and Mrs Wylit of Dextm and ii A dloimj and wife if lirihton Mi, and Mrs George Meabon jr tovk Mrs llauiu and her mothe to Imlay City Sunday rirs Virginia Carvci is orkine for Dr Hcbeit Hird of Wayiw Mrs Frank Aberdeen spent Ilnuin Ann Arbor Ray iiakei and wife of Wnhb on spent the week end at the J H Homer home W looket and favily of Ann Arbor called Sunday I i , and wif calbd at the Clarence Stapvsh home m nChelsea Sunday, Lawienct HaUfrhn and wjff ami Da Miller and wife attended tin1 Reid Vhrley wedding Sat Dale Miller and family spent Sun with the Doyle Templeton famil at KeegTi Harbor Mr and Mrs Albert Shirh y spent the week end with Ml and Mr Wm Rrink at tJrant Mr, and Mrs Wm Shehan sm the week end in Detroit j Harold Reason of Detroit ralhd, at the Wni Mercer home Sat Lloyd Hendee and wife spent Sua at Holt Mr and Mis Floyd Winchell of lontae railed on the Hoff Siter Satuiday Ml ant Mrs Nuntuiti Twitchel of Whiimore Lake spent Cunda with Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kenri dy Mr ltd Miv Dvin Kennedy pent Senday with Mi, and Mrs Gerald Kennedy ii Howell Mr and Mry M J lieason took Mr Mable Suydam to Jackson Sun KJth idwidne h unv d h dutie, a eouTei1er at Micli St i oil Saturday callers of Mr aiul JiDon Swarthout svero Mr and Mr Don Main Used Car lot 864 East Grand River, HoweU, Pkon 37 Opsn Evenings 1946 Chevrolet T wo Door 1946 Ford Four Door 1942 Ford Tudor 1941 Ford Club Ccup 1936 Chevrolet Two Daar 1941 Old Club Coupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Door 1944 Ford Four Door 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Chevrolet Tudor 1934 Chevrolet Two Door 1931 Flyrnouta Eour Door Tractors, Truoks 939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention iVlilk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery 1 12 fo 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel 1 base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tiras Don Main Sales , Munseil on,Gregory It is better to fiave and not need it than to need and not fiave it George B Prazler Kinil Weddifre, Ann Arhor and Ms ji DISTRICT AGENT, BANKiKS Viola Hurntt DoVoe oi rhdi j MUTUAL LIFE CO BOX 142 TELEPHONE 58FIS ftWAi 1 lL 30 Im working harder every day Hi If 3feSfc Making more calls to the meat market the grocer the plumber jj the doctor and elec rt 2SF trieiaii in ess messages Im carrying more buAnd, of course, i ay Fakfkatag Sheet Metal Coopauy are now ono for buainpae in the Stewiut Anderson Bid Esn , Willnond Pluaimer from Patter Jadly given for Sheet Metal wotk, prutters, downspowts Smoke Lake and Mrs Ben Tomlin from and fumaoepairing Tn the near futu e wf wtf also be eqri Portage Lake Alvo Mr and Mrs C Welding tod brawn AUwork guwoite PulkyblmV A HJand Lrke I Mrs K J Si UP had ome friorms m Thursday night to help Icelebra M Krdey VanSickes j t Birthday ir or hnd a nice timci t Including tx iush Mapper I Bom to Mr and Mrs WHTiair Chunnot Detroit a Heven an i on i liialf In fTr Julie Ann Mrs Churn j GAady CUten aod Mrs K AJlan d AlfaerUx DmKel, Lev j forrof rly Man Stackable brighten viaited Vein Fiak Ltk arl ftdmi 3aa HMii Sun J Mn Joseph StackaUe od sons, haw just ie in port Huron and returned honit n jnd Bityy ttt yasineiidar in Fm bringing more friends together across town and across ewmiryi mm j teta 0mB Wf x3 Wrc C,Pinckney Wednesday Sept 24 147 DuoTherm HEATERS WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STAND, CABINETS, SINKS SEPTIC TANKS ELECTRIC PUMPS G E 8 16 CU, FTDEEPFREESi i 4,6 ft SCAN MILK McFbersoir State Bank Notes o2S Years Asv Local citizens have signed up foi I a iucture touiueit consists of Proi , iiortoji, magician,, who is the f irst PROFESSIONAL itfRNER ith NIGHT DEPOSITORY u umber on Oct bts to 1oMow Mrs Miuy Ewen years today Junior class will Baughns Bluff num hold a today socFri tl N We v atti iiinn ike to once more ol our customers call to iit Depository Service 1 COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Stock Minerals 325 c wt Farmer s Feed Supply C c For many year this type of ei vice was available only to depositors in larger cities Now this con vcrvnt method of safe guarding the proceeds of business after bank ing hours is established in Howell VYe ofier a burglar and fiic proof sate at a nominal charge through our Night Depository McPilerson State 8aiih Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid on Savin Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 5,00000 ia ured by our membership is vVd tr Deposit Insurance Corpueenaa dlAtii OF lvUUiiiiAN The PrebaU Colrt tor the County OF LIVINQSTON At a AJaiioii of saiu Court,held at the Probata Office in the City of I Howell in gald County on t lgiii day of September 1047 AD Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the, Estate ot William 1J Gardner, Deceased Russell W Gardner having lW in aid Court his petition praying i that the administration of suid os 1 tato be granted to Rjssell W Gut j ner or to some other suitable perj son 1 It is Ordered that the fith day nf i October A,D 1047 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed fv hearing said petition, It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publics tion of a copy of this , oiler once each week for three j tiuccestve weeks previous to sa lay ol hearing in the Pinskney DiV atch, a newspaper printed and cirulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate i A true copy Probabe and other 1 reaches the age The il at night Dr C L Sigler has received twoiti from ileniy Ford that states uithrough he has given up the Rteves iiojeet he will finish the Puckney one Edward Cook and family have moved to Howell where he is employed by the Hofwydl Motors Robert Culhane of Pittsburgh Pa who was recently married to Agnes McCague of Homestead, Pa was here with his bride last wtek Four Pinckney players and 5 from Howell lost to Dexter there Sunday 9 to 2 Y SANI Hey M Dvffy, at Pinckney, Mich 1100 A M to 2 00 Except Wednesday, I fty jut Savings baa Men, TuetFri, Sat, 700800 pw j Hawaii Mlahljna Daily P, M, I inkle VanWiakU Doa WVanvYlnnie Ckarlee K, vetltai Attorneys at Law RpSfSUJSKEY 5J tllH M Mickigaa Telephone Office 83ft Residence 814 at Anejeiatmaal Howell amiebigar OVEREATING CAN KILL YOJJ Some 4 0,000,00 Americans face rea danger if theyi continue their overawing and fail to check their diets uih a physician For your healths sake, be sure to read OV EREATING CAN KJLL YOM, uc of the many uuorraiv feagieut miUizine withthis Sundays ures in the American Weekly, the great magazine with this Sundays VSept 2S issue of the Detroit Sunday iunca PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Phone SF11 Pinckney, Michigan Ana Arbor, Michigan HAROLD O CHUBB Howell, Michigan, Local Repreeeafative Monuments Markers HERB SNEBp Phoao 113 207 H SiiJra4 ewe Hawaii, Reel Estate, City, Lalca and A Speciality List Your Property With Ma TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR SALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Iniling, Well Balanced and guaranteed abo GoOxlO wheels, axejs, snnngs na hitclies for sale Open Sundays WILSONS , RENTJVTRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 017 Grand River Ave Howell GENERAL INSURANCE Pfaoava 59P9 Pinckaev Michigan ZAVC TIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY nu M BEilT WYL1E PHONE PINCKNEV 78F21 SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLFNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 MARTtN J LA VAN Phoa 13 Brlieya iicbiga Phone 136F6 Rapairiig Stau 8717 Lakeside DrM Licence Rush Lake PH,SWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modem BquifKnaat Anbolancc Sarviaa Phon 39 Pinckney MiehisANN ARBOR in mned MICM FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN TOR AJPPOINTtf BNTtt Mr u edAnee 613 FORTALE Ipair Heavy Work Horses 10060 Stinrhfield Rd Pinckney Mich, Owner F Pearce FOR SALErNew built in bathtub andv new medicine cabinet Mrj Ted Singer, HO 15 Monks Road HOSIERY BARGAINS i Classified Want Ad Mrs Ltster McAfee and children spent the week end in Detroit Haold Raidy and family Rush spent the week end in Detroit Lk ANKLETS11 pair for 100, reguM ar 15c value For infants, iils or iadiOj Cuif resorted colors LADIES H0SE4 pairs for 100, 3Jc valae choice of semisheer rayon or fullseam service weigat cotton Full shades MENS COTTON SOXS pairs for 2n value, medium weight long style or short elastic topAs ooi ,L,I colors ilHlDSEVE iIAPERS20r a doz eniiiit Quality,27x7 hemmed in sanitaiy sealed package MENS DilESS SOX5 pairs for 1,00 35c value Fine rayon, long styjle or short elastic to Assorted Hosieiy are slight imjxafects, coloiS Please stat size Wanted ,SATISFACTION G UARANTEED NO CODS, WE PAY Parcel Post jSOUTiHEKN SALES COMPANY P,, BOX 2020 DEIT, AC7 KNOX VILL E, T E N N ESS ICE FOR SALEJvi tor with inch i or omplile W Glennbrooh funw Garden trac low aid Cultivut E Iloah FOR SALE, iladioles cut daily IienLy of colors from also fnite 00c a tioz Win R IJairett 72S E Howell Mich FOR SALFjHale Peaches about Sept Guy , Michaels, Luke Road, sjikes to pick Siubley st Plion e3 W ino 410 Alberta Patterson Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS CHARIS Personalized fitting service, ex traordjnary Biagirdles ,founda tions at ven, reasonable pricps Phone 440 Mrs Martha EStrobel 428 West Sibley St, Howell SALESMEN WANTED Part or iull Time A money saving house hold product that sells easily Lib era comm and exclusive territory, Write to L V Heath, Pinckney M FOR SALENorge Oil HurnerJ heatiiig tove and oil barrel also round oiik heating stove Luius J Doyle Tel 42 310 Putnam Street FOR SALENo 2 eating Pota toes 100 per bushel Willard Wiltse Ph 131F4 rifle FOR SALE4 Tickets to U of MMieh, State football game Saturday Mary Eichman FOB SALELIghf fixturedrop gtyf umtiig room or living room, never U t ,p4 uuur canmM, li lonO iii r boys shoes,, size 1 i,7rc, ladies ring, 14 K zircon yellow gold, mounting, 18 245 Unadilla Phone OH, Pinckney, TO RENT4 Room 1000 Reardsley Road FOR SALE500 White Rock Pull ets, 8 to 10 weeks old C H Lloyd Pinckney 13F22 FOR RFNTSmali year around hou so at Rush Lake Call John Lobdell S00 R Howell after 6 FOR SALECoeker spaniel, Male S mouths old registered Housebrok en Blond and white, McFividen Lakeland, Pinckney Phone 6212 FOR SALE Winchester 12 bguaye pump gun and Winchester deer Phone 42, Lucius Doyle F,R ,LE Nino acre Farm Lo FOR SALEUsed Hot Air Circuit mi from Gregory on Toma ating stove in good condition, good JH Hooker KASB 11 OTercome Soap Shortage cated Vi Rd with seven room house full base good buy for 20, ment, good barn, chicken house, dou Phone GfF12 ble garage at i IMOU reiairs also Finall orchard Price 4800 Terms Arthur Bui lis Bowdish real estate FOR SALE 8 Wheat, treated Bushel of Seed Nick Katoni LFOR SALESeven room houso, tsvo tiathr, shade, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St FOR SALE Heating stove, burns wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart ndorson FOR SALEElectric Water Heaters FOR SALE per bushel L Potatoes at 100 W Umstead Son FOR SALETractoy, Plow, 8 section drag and one two section drag About 5 tons of hay and milk cowHoUtein 26 months old,very tame Htfresh in July 1947 Also fur niture, Double beds and springs 52, 02 and xl gal capacity Have in electric washing machine and jftov stock Stanley Dinkel lLUX m,liT SOAP ttUfffcUOT le world wide shortage of ail Animal fa and Vtabl Oils, Last year Soap Makers only J one fifth of what they d in 1UL This also affects paints, textile, leather goods, flaor v tc Withouttie ielp t Americma Housewives there would have bee uttle soap last year, O out of every nine SahM of aoap ak lat yer was made from waste fats wrt t American kitchens, Wme your grocer if he ha no soap bare ave erery ounce of fat tiSS VOUR HCAU STOP ON RG0 AtftbtU Imutri Sfc noiiie you can and sell tt to ycw We NM tfcsHtt ett tMs 8tr LOSTA Black Hog from my farm Finder return and receive reward Lynn Hendoe phone 35F12 WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prik mattresse, bed spreaders Women dresses, coats overcoats, book case and other articleii One 4 Briggs Straton gas engine, one braas single bed mattress and spr ing, bedspread, voA etc Come down at any time, from 96 p m At 11505 Dexter Pinckney Rd pinck ney T Bodia STATE OF MIC HUAN The Probate Court for the County m Livingston At a session of said Court, held at tliC Probate Office in ihe City of Howell in said County, on the 27tii day of June A D, 1947 Present, irlon Willis L Lyen5, Judge of Probate Bruce Horn, Disappeared Harold Kett flavin filet1 in said Court 1iis petition praying that the administration of nirf clute ,be granted io Jam Dt or to eome other bUtLaoM iicxou is ordemd that the 8v 0J Aivtrtuemet It 1 November A D, 194f at i 4 HO clock in the forenoon, at sail pro bate offices, be and Is hereby ap pointed for hcrinf said petetkm It is Further Ordered, lhat pub he notice thereof be aisaa by pub lication of a copy of this order, for tonce each month for 4 months prior said day of bearm i the Pckney DispatoK a newspaper printed and circulated in amid County WtlUs IK Lyons, iudae of Probate Minnie L Porter, Deputy Bee true Kobody in Oar Town is exactly lazy evem though Pete Swanseas jsussue elaiats he sleeps till sevea AMJ Bat the hardest werktag of all is loc HolUateroa and rrom where I sit it Joe March All Naed of beer and for the kids, par or the radio Doesnt mean everyboi aaa to Uke the aasne thing no lengas4hy relax, have foa, tosMthsavanthe home Doedoeant have much time him Fanny thing, Does favorite pre eeiL After a hard day, hell relax IKriatioa to hie patients is Yon before the fire with a glass ot beer j aoaht to have fun The pace of ennd watt for the phone to ring rfradern livings even on the farm, again, And from where I sit, Doe deaorvoj each wellarned mute of that relaxation I X i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 24, 1947 Description An account of the resource September 24, 1947 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 1947-09-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch