312 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5b14f3b4f32871d3db0f1f5ca147baaa.pdf 21417b51e7ecae24a3d27a9b80850496 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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MlMiWMi1 S fimrimei VOL 64 Pudency Dispatch Michigan Mirror School News Unlike the weather about which1 SECOND AND THIRD GRADES we talk constantly, yet nejver do We have a new pupil in the third J anything about Michigan rural hea grade, she is Dixie Lee Lindsey and f Wudbttday Oct I 1947 18 Counties i suv vv m WUIIV 4W 444MV comes from Springfield Mo Francis Barrett, Donald Salyer Ruth Ann Monkress were abtent the first of the week We are getting acquainted with our new music books this week The second grade health class lth is due for improvement Among Michigan rural youths, re jectiona for military service were higher than among city youths Some of their physical defects were due to of all things Lto faulty nutrition Because farmers have received have made posters Showing balance only about one tenth of the nation meaia They are also making a hea al income during the pase decade hth scrapbook as a class project or so, the following conditions pre john Burg and Betty Lou Hammer vailed in Michigan farm homes as are makins individual scrap books MM t j Sue Ann Fennor was in Coldwat Less than one third hadrunning water a simple contaience that was available to 97 out of 100 Mich city home Only one out of six farm homes had an indoor toilet, or a bath tub or shower The city a verage waa nine out of ten homes One out of four farm homes had Courtesy er Friday SEVENTH, EIGHTH GRADES m We are proud to say that the only point in our code we are mark etf off for is Teamwork We have inproved a lot in Neatness and central heating One of seven cook ed with gas or electricity One of tight had mechanical refrigeration one of four had a telephone In fact in only one county , Washten aw did so many as one half of the farm homes have a telephone Furnamore, better pay and d Th , tiend to specialization hae combm a m ejd to attract new doctors to cities Alcona county, for example, had 2,732 persons per active physician in 1948 a war time year as corn pared with 828 persons per doctor We have a new pupil in the sev entrr grade His name is George Bra dley I We are all trying to read 15 J books this year Ruth Kirschke, a seventh grader has already read 15 j books The leaders in the eighth Mary j Jean Kirschke They have read nine books apiece If anyone has books i to give us or te lend us we would I be glad to get them The 7th and 8th grades are pract ir a class play Current Comment Notes of the Game WIN GPENING GAME Pinckney high school went over to using last Thurs afternoon and cun k on the reserve team of East ,,osUl uJaLK which t high, winning 26 to 2u Pinck lhe booiu for year vaed a nice aerial attack to l slw enforced A n good advantage with Jim Meyer on Carolina won an auto at American le sending and Bob Amburgey on an, lWn raiile but was denied An incident in North Carolina re cently called attention to a useltst nua been but is very negro in N the receding end Amburgey w were not supp 3 touchdowns and Jim Hurrougha 1 08wl to be sold tickets However, The Pinckney team looked good on th incident got so much publicity offense but not so good on defense lile colored man was given as their tackling and blocking was, , Vttlue money The St ragged As this was the first gameLouJ Star Times had so this was expected Joe Burns injured his shouldei BUCK WTTH THRffINCH ANTLERS, 01M TMS LH JO mimnvctcMrt 9 im tun v It BUCK DOC OR FAWN I SVMUCM0MV SPECIAL ALLEGAN SEASONS UCKOOf Oft FAWN DWOiOWT OCTOKR wcaee a ANTLCRUM CO ONtr BlfNTOCMOSN8Yl0T OCCCMK I10 in Wayne county, Detroit Lack of R Ujs Thelma Pace and Lorna modern hospitals in rural areas also Shirley contributed to the steady decline of physicians there Whats happening to change this FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES, picture Well, two things among Douglas Jeffrey of the sixth others I grade won the room cipher down in f First Price inflation has set ajadfiition for the, boys but Myra xiew high mark for farm income Qjiase won the final contestcome Cash receipts in 194G were 208 porl0n boys cit above the average for 1035 to e bicl fareweu to Joanna Jar1939, according to Uncle Sams de osawski for she is the lucky girl partment of agriculture Farmers no wi,1 spend tne winter in Ariz came out of the war with cash inWe hope ghe will correspond with us during the year Hooray after much studying the ISaws Act No 326 of the 1047 session of the Legislature, effective October 11, permits archers to take a back, doe or fawn October 11November 5 this year in Alpena, Beniie, Crawford, Gnoahin Tnin T Mackinac, MontOwcoda, Hostom uuve been permitted to take a buck, doe or fawn in Allegan county since 1111 October 1November 5 archers 4nay take bncts with threeInch antlers in any county of the state Southward extension of tae boundary of the territory open to hunting for bucks with Hrearms open an additional 3,000 square miles, including areas of crop damage by deer Tli regular gun hunting season is November 15 30 Applications for gun hunting of antlerless deer Decenjbcr 140 in part of Allegan county aie accepted by the conserva tion departments game division at Lansing through October 6, and 300 will be chosen from among the applicants, by lot In most northern counties one bear perunter may be taken during deer season, but in some countieq where bear are not protected there is no closed season or Bag limit Conservation officers will advise on local bear hinting regulations and will be outfor a couple of games He sustained this ame in I jury last 4 ir The Pinckney lineup was a foil ow Center,, John Elmer Guards, Don Clark, and Dick Schneider Tackles, Jerry Clark and Jerry Heath Ends, Russell Clark and mJim HihToufrhs Quarter, Hob Harrow, Halves, Mob Amburgey and Jim Meyer Full, Joe Burns, Pill Otter bein, Otis Mattison and Harry KM iott also played OPLNS HOME SEASON Pinckney high school team opens her homo seuson here Friday nitej, Oct 3 when she takes on Brighton school This team is a tough one UiiJ Pinckney will have her hands fuik fPinckney beat them 2 years ago with an all star tebm but lust year wore beaten badly The Pinck ney team is stronger this yeuir but so apparently Ls Brighton who have won their fiist two games with leuric The game will start under the lights at 8 p m at Veterans Memorial Field, Iinckney much to any bout the injustice that the postma or a southern threatened to bar the paper from the mails for violating the law against publish ing lottery winners This he could do under the law but us far as wt know it never has been done Ad vertuing of lotteries is also for biddt yet mot all papers carry ad4 of feather parties apid bin go it is also forbidden to publish the names of door prizes winners such as were given away at the soft ball games hrtre The St Louis dispute brought matters to a head and the postal ruling was modified to such an extent that names of wiuncis may be published if they aiv ncwworlhy events The govern meats of Great BriUao and Ire land iponsur national otteriej every yetir and when the winner is an American ail papers publish the news We cannot cc the sense of keeping such a law on the books when it in uncnforcible their i The 5th and 6th the sock Many of them ares modern izing their homes , , Second, MKrtfgan phsipianrj tire fifth grade got ,, in Speui members of the Michigan State Med ing Fridy ical Society, have rolled up ,, , grades playedj CoilM6rVttirkn Is j sleetves to use a phreand are 7th grftde R game of football wrTlUIl lHOle going to do something about lagg Q tQ but the 7th gde camel ing xmk telifa,The first atrJr, bak and won their revenge wth a fftotid iriifir niiy betakW al health conference was hewascory of 6 to 0 therefore alf is even n a WW of the state with few days ago at Michigan State Col gtart again bow and arrow after Oct 1 and in lege under auspices of the medical Qur rQom has adisplay of Mich l7 counties bucks, does and fawns society Cooperating agencies cluJ prMed and shellaced leaves The be taken with bow and arrow1 ed theMichigan State, Grange and lience cla8g have broufirht the foil aer Oct 11 The bow and arrjwj Michigan Farm Bureau owing specimens to school frogs, fleaon en Nov 5 Medical scholarships wil be a toads, lizards, cooeens, moths, but the following additional countiej IUr iww , warned to students who will VlU pgpgs, snails and are open to deer hunters using fire Novena pSS, ice in rural communities for a min jjggW arms this year Shiawassee, MuskeUiOfliJi 220 sad imum period of three to five years We haye jp started Indian gon, Ottawa, Kent, Montcalm, Grat Pimtinn fnm ,, , Local health councils are to be est f A and coliection aro Jo Clifnton, Saginaw hnd Bii ion eaViTSSiiJI f Comui to assist, coordinate and impale Qn the way Many lovely drawings 00 squars miles in all funday lOuTl Si p i aild weaving have been completed There are 31 Vvilliamston plan Massesat 8 on th KaimT Hav the 5th and 6th hunti r ac 00 The judges of jrobate, one of whose duties ii is commit feeble minded persons to homes such as Lapeer rapped Gov Siglor and the legislature fov failure to provide for this class of people The Lapeer is overcrowed and there if no place to commit them So as a ml tlwy arc allowed to go free with futal c onsequences We rem em oil a number of years back Jud ge I, i, ui I hid county committed a boy 10 Lapeer He waa remain ed to the jail for committal but after six months there waa still no vacancy in Lapeer and he was released About a year ago he was to Ionia on a criminal charge ie apparently Au happen alt over the state It was ever The following from here are att thus In tfcjs old days the poor house cmiing the different colleges ivcre barti like buildings nd the psilanti Normal Harry Melnlk care of thetunfortunates committed FOOTBALL SCORES Dexter inaugcrated her new athj home letu1 field Friday before a crowd of 1UD0 people by trimming Clip ton 40 to 0 They used a forward I pasi uttack almost exclusivelyThe othT scores were Howell 0,Lansing Tech 12 Brighton 21, Hartland 0 Leslie IS, Dansville i Milford 112, Holly 7 Milan UK, Saline O Flat Rock 2H, Cheiset 12RooseveIt 2 University 7 Stockbridge lost to Fowlerville ARE Al TENDING COLLEGE sent menr all programs contributing to the health of people Medical ass ociates are to be recruited to as aist doctors in their actural work Hedical ami hospitals insurance benefits will be extended to Mich rural residents by the Mich Ser s Uliic Cross The first comm uMty wide enrollment is set for St Johns HClinton coutny in Oct Pr Emory W Morris, Battle Oh happy days the 5th and 6th hunting clube this year, 19 less than a n grades boys beat the 8th grade boys Hast year The big bear hunt in Iron It in a game of football the 30th of September a m and SSSlJb,r,ktawU several of the Roary Con, Sun, f01 Owing to the dispute between hundred men and dogs took part netted but 3 bear, one of which was a cub state and federal authorities over A Bever winter and late spring h the allocation of funds for the hot f,leved to have greatly reduced lunch program the matter is indefiithe pheasant crop nite as to starting date A meeting Michigan hunters will have a fwas scheduled at Lansing this week j herd of one million der to hunt m 11 H yth Sun aftr Pentecosc, Feast Mies of the pahm Sun 4tn week of 57th Nevenna first Friday devotions Creek, pre, of the W K Kellogg Foundation, and Dr A C FuijtenJ iron out the difficulty Ci Asan of the U of M Medical SchoiL recommended that rural hos Mr Cardy of the Cardy Music nitoia provide office facility for hou8e Ann Arbor was here last wk this fall A decrease in the lower peninsula is made up by a 30 per cent increase in the upper An effort is being made to bring AMT aaffses, dentists and public, the sch0ol to see about organiz order out of chaos by limiting the doctors, awri ft bana QuiU ft fv were inter1 name of wall eyed pike toperch Keastfc officials , TLlov program is a harbmg er oWrtiat is coming Better health for Michigan farm folk is on the way Circuit Court News iiito Ortlias W a one day J OOLAM Iftj week He granted i ing ested pike It now has 40 different names FRANK W HAMEL Frank W Hamel, son of the late JrChristine and Charles Hamel, was born in Ludington Mich, April 20 1876 After a several weeks illness he passed away at the convalescent, m mmt A , ,, home of Mrs Teresa Boylan near HEN PHEASAN1 eort session last week He granted, Stockbridge g 16 1 nfcn rrvmrwm the foHowi 4frorces Ruth f rom j In the early 19K,S he waa a pro Wm SchiiKfc, OUwMJ fm K0 Sessional boxer in Detroit He was Sitter Margaret from Vaughn Coll knoKvn M jf nuae by ett, Druscilla fro Richard White I which j been caXled since A Usual Oct 3, Among the intentions are SunJ jlate Robert Kelly, Mon, late Ella I ParadiseTueiB, mother and brother of Mrs Wm McCann, Wed for Mrs Agnes Anderson req by Mrs Tressa McCIear, Thur, special in I tention, Fri,, late Henry and Mary Wersell, Sat, nuptial mass for Valbert Nathanial Keiser and Ruth Ann Youag of this parish followed by reception at homo of bride, parents in Gregory aOct 5, high mass for the late John Downey at 8 a m and Mrs Cousinos mother at 11 a m Mon low mass for the jjte Francis Wm Hamel Your prayers requested for the sick and recast departed, MRS BELLE FORSYTHE , Ufll r Mclntyre Forsythe 65 Albert from Margaret Beet, twzej mong his opponents were Jack Ham j died at her home in Pontiac on tiofc Deo Dey and Jean from Earl, mond i wellman Sept 24 of cancer after a seven James Hums, Don McKinley Univiisity of Michigan Junioi Doyle it osophs Hospital Rita Kenn lv, Doris Ryan Detroit Business Institute Mari Wiameyer Detroit Televison Willurd Wid meyer Adrian College Oilbcrt Bailey St Josephs Academy, Adrian Nan Ledwidge Assumption College Jim Jarvis Mich StateRoss Lamb, Junior Wagoner, Jack Haines, Donn Widmeyer, Her Palmer, Philf Gentile, Robert Carn, Dorothy Parker, Alice Lee Ware, Muriel p Read HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Oct J Brighton here Oct 1J Manchester here Oct 17 Stsckbridge hera Oct 24South Lyon there Oct 31 Grass Lake here Nov 7Dexter there Nov H Hartland here iisgrace There has perabe impi ovement admit and many of the old time poor houses h ive been replaced by county hospitals, but the tate is sadly lagging in facilit ies for the feeble minded and in sane For outraging all limits of decen cy Frank Nicholson, radio stat in California takes the cake His wife committed suicide and the same day he married Ann Cooper Hewitt, a heires and then he and his new wife attended his wifes funeral It was too much even for the radio and his sponsors promptly fired him Crofc Deo Dey and ean irom ir, AHen Latejr he was a moulder and sup months illness She was the daugh The drunkenness cases 4m5 erviaed machinery installations in ter of the kite Alexander M Intyrel c y w George Haie and Clayton bcofiew tee, mnte ia different citiesIn this a former mayor of Pinckne andjSuil1y ho01 were put over to Dec The one a i capacity ne visited European ct it supervisor of Putnam towns 1 pHeri conn eoMCL emmem Astred Altord Paster Merwfe Ctpfcrt s g Mr Herr 8unday Morning Worship 103 World Communion Sunday Reception of members 1130 HUtCSTHER BOC tdnst starry Ohurches to Oct 20, ries orient, having made 4 early life waa apent here Surviving the Itldlisini Frank caee to uec tripi abroad His later yea were arc a daughter, Lucile Amston by al and jte lUcurke Sparr case fJJf pent at his home on Barton Road, previous marriage, her husband, Jim stemss Wossirff theene of an accident to Oct uj,oinckiiey, the late F k Barton Forshe and several stepchildren, iSunday gsheal J farm For the past year hs has been Also two fepnthepa, Clyde of Pon tSac and Eugene of Vantown and al in failing health, was Wtted In 2 00 merried a an auto0 Detroit who th Sprout survives himalso a son, Hjey andj Mil Esther Beck mmamtmrr a Mr Jv JSL rf the Tw ughtera, Mr Olive Bray mmi flwilif White ana i0 JfT h danafaters 4mmHv of two sons IZWSETB hnaband, a g 7 ZsjmsS Ihcmw rSkJ Henry W pfidk ai is in iwe , There ard also susVivic t ah 2kma fisshsfw QmT, 4 Osssk J tars, Ma Icy Baker, Mrs WisJiakson, JflsHlsni Msay DarU suiter, Mrs jUMian Fox oi Pontiac The fasessM vmc held Sat at the Muntonn Funarsl Home, with burial ia the Pinckney iery oung JmMiim Wamr I44fc 7 a last Thee 4ied mCaltforMiss fred Bleaser and t rVBd The funeral was at tfw flssjssfli Funeral Hesne Sept 18 aaststse , Csv Cesaeuesi e Cneristi dkmdk saj mm 4mm mmW mmw 7 itatnar MM SMA te MMm SBr mmmmmm9 VamWmT BftSm SJBBSSSBSSSVISSV m Bmnji mWmm T4SIMM StSSasaSBSSs JmwmwmmM ipr mmkmmn , jHa mm v 2lUmmm1 mmwm amswwwi ww iTVFajr sXasfjhC n0 HOSMM, Aliestj Vld, X3t jsrlendle fiayineodi JOSEPH MTZ Joseph Met of Howell died at St Joe hoenttal, Ann Arbor MonI4ajafter a long fllaass Surviving are his wifaa fessaer Mae Larey White of Pinckney, two sons, date of ssoweU and Harold of Detroit, also a daughter, Mrs Jack Udell Flint 7 fuoeal will he at Josephs chuncsv HeweU, Thurs m GBsgasfM 4my at 10 a sa We have all heard the Meer that made Milwaukee Famous In the press last week WisconsiniteB to show their appreciation of this bev erage have stepped up the beer con sumption In 1946 it was 25 gals fi year per person This year so far it lias climed to 29 one half gals v person These people evidently their suds 2a, Me FieMJOhane of Meeting Place ICings, ft FHIMSJUIJ wooTSteiner, Si Paafjatea najvlar satetiag wall he Tms Ms faskea, 1, Tyvoae,M the chnrch Thurj Oot 2, 147 mm m m tts Bead iasLJai tM P, ML k The high cost of food is like the veather Everyone talks about it I ut apparently no one does any thing There are a number of re medies suggested Senator Taft wou d solve jhe difficulty by having everyone eat less Ex Pres Hoover would restore the meatless and wheatless days of World War I We doubt if either measure would afl ford much relief Thd action of the Women of New York who formed a Consumers Lerue and agreed not to buy any hih priced food has 1 much more chance of success Now there is waore than enough food in this country for all but Europe and Asia has little food and so much is being shipped there to prevent vation that the supply here is shortened Repealing the OPA removing price ceilings was a take but the profiteers who he made millions by that move aew CHAMPIONS ii want co,ltilMie m J ghton, baaehiih team, champion of M the west division of the TriCounty Thm Tesf Ladies AttXlftary Leairue won the lHUa world series aned the U1 officers ,by defeating Chelsea, champions of j41 , the east division 6 to 3 at Ann Secy Loio dlall Trees, arbor, Each had won a game Hank VanSlasnhteeit flreer pitched for Brighten and al owed 10 hits BrifWeerede 8 MSGULMt rmMMXfOfWM winning runs in the Sth inning Rafalar essasssialflaHssi mt j ingea Ledge, Me 14 F A M OfTO slQMsl J on TvefdsV tsanistf, Oct f Qste Sohn for 80 years a gamel waniaa la this seetiea died at a saessiag A Pontiac hoapkai Tuesday, tfce twtsudiins essssd mmmTfmmuii smrmm CONTEST WINNER Miss EeJ Tref, If, ef 8t Clair ateensce eonsdby She Military Order ef he Leys Legion, f which asses Vomer ef Detroit It net1 rvirriB r i J FJft ssftv , JN t v vjjH tk 3Jj rt 7 1 1 v V InSr r Pinck y P Weilncadav Octl 1347 T manv Edison Services Neighboring 1 AVON THEATER SYLVAN THEATER do YOU useS Most everyone knows that Detroit Edison willreplace a burnedout fuse w ut many people arent aware of the other services Edison offers residence customers You can, for instance, exchange burnedout lampbulbs from your house for new your new bulbs need not even be the same size as the old ones You can also exchange a wornout appliance cord 237ftfe for a fresh one p li I Edison will repair the operating parts of electric ranges, water healers and of many small household electric appliances, JEgJj irons, toasters 1 I J and so on A consulting service f to aid householders in the use of electricity is also available This includes advice on using electric ranges fjffn to the best advantage also adrecipes for special dishes will be glad to help you adapt the latest ideas in home lighting to your particular needs Theres no charge for these special services, except where new repair parts are needed Just call your nearest Edison office vice on freezing, canning and preserving The DETROIT EDISON Co The Auburn Heights, El uod, tiSone and Style schools in i v iae I township, Oakland county hav ot Id to merge Jlalph D Roudi of Wallingford Conn, is the new director oi the Fowlerville high school band i Born to Walter Harbour and wife i rlpi Lavey at Rowe hospital, Rockbridge, Sept 21 a son Michael Thomas lockbridire and Fowlerville play od a benefit ball game Sunday for Harold Springwan, team, manager, who injured hisleg playing and had to have an operation Slockbridfe, Mick CHKLSSA, mat Sat, Oct 3, 4 iri, Sat, O Ct FEAR IN THE NIGHT 3 COME EASY GO On of tuose oood Pine Thomar, Detective Stories A Comedy with With BARRY FITZGERALD, DIANA PAUL KELLY, KEY SCOTT LVNN and SONJSY TUFTS M Cartoon FoottuH Thrill Newt BAMBOO BLONDE A Good Musical with FRANCES LANGFORD and RUSSELL WADE Sun, Tue Oct 5, 7 Sun, Mon, Tues, Oct 5,6,7 THE EGG AND T A Coiedy with CLAUDETTE COLBERT FRED MarMURPA MARJORIE MAIN TT , TACV rfXKMV CACV V I and LOUISE ALL8R1TTON Ktotkbnde ha started a campai I Y VVY GO Sunday Show 357,9 ne Va re JSffid TtJr ITVLD DIANE tfTWtfOchasei dwt ctSS LYNN, SONNY TUFTS , THE BEST YEARS OF named Wendell Abott is gen chair 6 New , man Loose m the Caboose ChampagMlss Goldie Holt who retired af ne for T ter teaching in Howell schools for 3D years was given a reception at r Howell today I ngston county will receive 2j, 11534 in McNitt road money this year Mrs Mary Schaefer, 82, widow of Fred Schaefer niied at Howell last week Mr and Mrs Irving Richardson and Mr and Mrs Donald Hanson of Howell Have returned from a 2 weeks trip to Arizona Horn to Mr and Mrs Robert Dill 0way of Howell Sept 22, a girl llev Charles Wahsh, pastor of St Joseph church, Dexter left by plane from Willow Run last week on a isit to Europe This was tha gift of his parishioners on his 2oth or di nation anniversary SJn LiWh OUR LIFE A Drama Starring r,r J 7T um ,u MYRNA LOY FREDRIC MARCH, L it f Th IANA ANDREWS, HAROLD RUS T lmil,rtlOB Thre SELL, TERESA WRJGHTHOAGY o Grl Blue CARMICrUEL Dua te hnffth of this picture there 8 5 Parting nt 730,Thi8 show will be uiit at 1035 m Children 50c, Adults 120 S ComTnaMiracleon 3l4thSt7eet 4Michijn Kid first JVatioPoliJAd I IhxnL v wvw iav cakoJ riBWtiXSaMF rcvztri e HO WELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Und Federal Supervision lorn Bennett on last years Dexjs Mr,ur Federal Deposit Inter high school team is center on 5 surince Corporation, All De the Albion college team Note ot 47 Year Ago The school yard is being graded after many years and trees will be 5 set oht S MiJnu HrouinnrH Liiiiio Cevng 2 ty died at her home in Ann Arbor S3 Friday The funtiral anl burial were 5 in Dexter ij K, C Ort and wife have been visiim tlieir daughter, Mrs Flora Grimes havq returned to Valpurisn S Neb E Most of the former Pinckneyites 5 living in Detroit came home on the 5 oxursion Sunday 1 S Andrew Uuen is now working S for the newDetroit daily To day S for any future needs J The County Sunday school Assn K met at Hamburg Sunday Special music was furnished by Erwin Ball WE HAVE AMPLE vvia Cook artd Bernice Akeiv i John Carrol has gone to Detroit fi AVAtBLL FOR to work S , Fannie Teeple is working as a s Q stenographer in Albion f sz K Two of Jas Jeffreys childern s 3 uve typhoid fever RAL ESATE MORTnAGEi OR PFRSv T AT RASO 3 ABLE i rES 5 yoaits Insured up to 5,090 f each DftJNMtfcO, AND A BANK LOAN FINANCED IT It piys to finance your car with bank credit The cost 1 low, its convenient, and you build bank credit standi m FUND SOUND Pot Roast Beef j lb Kniory, 7 months son of Mr andjs Mrs Frank Johnson, died Sunday 5 I Goody Dinkel had two horses cut hv barb wire Friday night and a J cow shot in the jaw by a hunters Jiiines Jones has placed a 2000 monument in the Hamburg cemc itery It is 22 ft high and weighs ,im,fMuiiHlltmtimtmiHlmHtf U tons 1 Wm Ledwidge and wife attcmt ATHLETKS FOOD GERttl oA thefuneral of MJohn Brogan HOW TO KILL IT at Dexter Monday , IN ONE HOUR Th Marble FC4OO1 is closed this ip NOT PLlSAStlu, your 35c weokto allow Wm Roche the tea back Ask aiy druggist for ihia to exhibit his team of colts STRONG rUNMCTD, TFOL ill, Wtct Ituirs Fri Sept 3u Oct SiENCilR TRACY, KATHARINE HLFliJkN, ROBERT WALUiR MLLVYN DOUGLAS ix THE SEA OF GRASS Cartoon Latest Novs Sat7 Oct74 Mating 200 P M JEWELS F BRANDEN ELRG vicn rnNAKD IlillNi, C,ylU flJlii Ji J TON VILLIAM BOYCE, GEORGE Gbv HAYES, RUSSELL HAYDEN in HOPAiOWa RIDES AGAIN Cartooi Hi Salt Pork ni Fowlerville fiar lb n US Years A go lb 5 5 died here ,f the whose Made with 00 percent alcohol, it rcnetroes, Keaches and kis More nus faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uineknev Coffee 57c 45c Ground Beef Pork Sausage B k ,b Rose Fish Bo,1A,, Chase Sanborn S auer Kraut V10 Tomato 5oupColumrta SUeed PisteappIOgt, SS79J Velveeta Cheese Lf,b 930 UalVMMt Wuhlag Macklaw M Paap tiMr lt jPREFT pas krr r5 ey Ccn Store iiis Lovisa Coe, 84, Seil 22 She was a neice of the Dr C W tHaze with family she made her home I I 1 0 coal shortage heirs over the C and Trunk railroad has rostood te passenger serive hrre In a game marred by endless dis putcs Iinckney won 1 1 Dextei here Sunday 8 to 7 iioci e Shehan ind WalUr Mercer vumed JHstudies t the ,U of M I a 1 Sigler is attemling Cas Tech school in Detroit Jam DockJni and wife have ro turned from a ten day trip through Michigan The Jackson Howell bus now makes daily trips except Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Dr Prank Mer or and two sons of Pontiac and Dr Walter Mercer and family o East Lansing Hoy Smollett jr who is an in istructor at Mich State spent the we nd at the Albert Dinkel home Bundith Clavon as called Mrs Ray Chandler and Nifta Bern ardine Iyrch of Kalamaaoo spent v TO en4 with Mrs Claude Knuwiy Mrs C H Esssiniy and Mrs L , the AadttrI Saturday Sun, M,n, Oct 5, Mat Snn,, 2 p ni, Continuous DICK HAYME5, VERA ELLEN and CESAR ROMERO in CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA In Technicolor COlvTEDY NEWS Tre7WedTrThTir,bctr7,8,9 in Technicolor CORNEL WILDE, MAUREEN OHARA in THE HOME STRETCH CQIIEHY JiEWA SUdi TAX NOitCE Villajro taxqs will bo received at my home on Wednesday evenings iind Siturday afternoons Holen KyMd Village Treas r4f v Tntnam St l ivV Cc lViUfS fire t , reaching trz market in incrlrz and tyya of future to tsit ever i uJl 1ke the v in 1 1 7inBlaircuos son wedding si okominp Mrs lmtr children for or of her oVy, at n her in hon 1 birth, f wricft and they are s There is a size zs 1 n y budget, cf tc jlmb,iic r y iTcvcc5 Ari yr, 1 be j sed e IVJ,J of tis ute, nte crircrtt A see usplace jcur ri Ir toaj fpr cr rr J cm J iztion iiest CALL L5 T Car Zxpmmoc k Yew Crfwrw oi MUUS VT29 rilveknejv IZ0C BdYRON J HUGKZS ed Maatcr lrUier Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr EVEN INC S La4 PAftCSfT TEACHf MECTMC Assn, met at Ae sdbwi Tuesday J nite with 45 present, Tht byJ were read an4 iismlwrwiiy odopt1 d, Cooperati wk Tm wiJ , , 55251 J A Sana HU Aihsrta DtesW O Lrfi to hireii W the JSfl Art JBsaCslsw 45 fertile wer4 fttt M rfte cop4ete teeMsf PT,1 week with MJM wW, the Tint easts JsusrTSjBJt 3vafrya Get One for lc No Limit FEATURING I Cent Sale Come Early Limit Formerly Murray Kennedys A tooftt tha botgrMaot e todayt leading Amerieaa bv ttvo teat to mreeihra meaner hive come from the t Iftj whioa abottld jxev haarteeJeg to young manjvhe may feat lo tavt teat fteVftaeeauMI OMBOJ only through full or pottt la key seigBaeVjua eoajeletoB by CM mtmm Cnmeiay anew aome ieter aatS lb tuppon ft tfteim that taavAtnariea way of eeraaatieva a tee read at tea arst 7 iteteteey etna Jp teWeajjjdaaa itmt w ftt fltai ttoreuelwit jfet mamrw fe AH th 11 toe ami Citlfta Serve aataeup too Thai company ft no theVfUle A vary wit fte United Statce fiat Th Govanuneot the wisdom neataiary to bueinasa activity et fee aperient to guide Iron the b oaortod or appointed, grow ap nftturati fro The procfsf a lor ant human aaeriact, bit it A ftftftjate ttut ten work Idftjoa anftJCfi not government areafteeja fee ipirit of rivalry lHe the Amarieea blood It Via evidence on tha bajehell lot, and pravaifc throughout meat eeavo m It hat made thit aatiea thaenvy of fee eatirt world ItwiB eontiaua to be , tha support of The world to leaf it it permitted The foUowinJttiabulataoa laoirft irt earfkaCa COAST GUAW adfceri tvary day are provinc how effect , the aniaUaraaval vatatia purchased with the help of War Bonds c clear fee aaaa oftbemy etibmarinee Comdr David H Bartlatt of San Diego, Calif, recently wle awarded a Navy medal for maneuvering hit Patrol Jfoigit la tuefca aunnar that ft brought about the destruction of a Jap attacker Othar coiamantfan of mull veaaela art doing highly V S Trmmtf Dtpftmtnt ,fM p ft Qt i IHeraaya Ceeryt Mayer of MI aaow aorw Z Wetter ft Edge Ak Ceraa afeet ata Xzithtomt Ar iy Ai, OUR DEMOCRACY by Mai THE NEW HIRED MAN THE MODERN FARMER IS ASLE TO TILL MORS LAND, RAISE AND HANDLE LARGER CROPS, BECAUSE POWER ELECTRICAL V OR MECHANICAL NOW DOCS FOR HIM MANY OF THE CHORES THAT ONCE TOOK MUCH TIME AND ENERGY mr V MAKING POWER HIS SERVANT THE PARMER IN THC UNITED STATES HAS NOT ONLY RAISED HIS OWN STANDARD Of LI VINO, SUT GREATLY I NReVtoE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NATION AND THC ENTIfte WOCD Try a Dispatch Want A v for Remits M vC eteeal 6MS A 3Vjrt4uaadS8S 1 4 Veterans Memorial Li c ,,iw d AthUtie Field Pinekney, Michigan V 800 P M i , r fii4 r ,, , k W V hi 4i , , V hi a , J , U m Pinck ev vs Bh li, 1 V , vr t 4Sn i,i , i B, , , ,, m , I J , u lkv Edward Parker Stanley Dinke Floyd Martin Hockoy Service RAHoainer k Grocery w r THIS ADV IS SPONSORED BY JohnEisele Murray Kennedy Lavey Hardware George Frailer The Pinknj Dispatch i ead Soni r lnrj A u 6 i v , t r f 4 W 7 5,, I, ii i SVitiSilV 5J v r PINCKNEY DISPATCH, Wednexiayj Oct I 1947 am Peoples Store ro lit f Kftrygoodi Cat w f Shoe enfs ffiirsaishiilgs 9 e JK 1 tare tMPC LIVE STi GENERA j HUT ImiMm J Weekly Trip Rde to PeSroit Hnise iuou9 64rl4 6 i irnc ii LO tSSa i r hOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCFC HORSES 15 COWS 17 liOZS 3 per Cwt jCACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP KLMOVivD FREE PHONE UOLLECY TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 430 Ti Original Company To ray for WAY STOCK Oea 5 m M d VtLk end guestsvof Mi Licanor y u wci j Mr HUU iur iu 1 oi Detroit andHubeif iec Lttt iiic anci 1anifly oTKou nnuc Swarthout spent tfr WLok eifd m Hamburg wim Eisu C Atiee attended tin iooibaii 1110 in Ann Arbor Sal Siu, jiCi ull, LyiUS it , hs VV C AtLee, Mr, jiJLi and Miss Josephim i ended the 5Jth edei i n i v oi Mr and Mrs Win J j m Detroit Sunday 106 Aid oi the Cong i ou in about 4o0 at theu i MH i,sken dinner Sat night Mi, Dorothy Hughes called up iiitiiiv Mrs George Meubcm ji ui V, i ii Sal in on, Mn, arid Leola Rea alt ivii d the football game n n i, i Satuiriay i iMiry Juiiiiowki Myrtle , , iii Pirboiai calied on Ai i o J Reason Sat Sh wa , M acher here r MI Mrs Stanley Dmkel ami unday dinner guots o, i John iinkeJLnoiiorin is birtluday on aal family and Mrs ai and Leota, ateudco ian huiV in Ann rboi Sua eiif iMann has a picture taken of ire ioer grades of the iinckvyj i , MIIO ,,otie yeavs ao Kate ,,u irovn i teacher and among those m the picture were the late Dr C I it, r G Jackson and main j 11 I as taken in front the of,the Mann block Most of the peioons in it are iuntifhn i Uia WWCKWEY DISPATCH Published Every Wdnwday 115 Main St Pinckn yei,ran Intered am aecond iu flatter at Poatoffice m lnckney, Michuran undo h nt of Mnrch 3 187 , bacription rail, 110 a Year PAL W CORLBTt, PUMLISUBf Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt pent Sunday with Mi and Mrs i A Vaylor in Eaton Kapids Fred Cozzens attended the Hill ales iuir lastweek Mr and Mrs Hany Fairthild oi ieiron wtsre Sun guests of Mr and Mra Frank Abudocn Mr and Mrs L J Hciuy ento Jtaned for dinner Sunday in iiunui oi Katherines birthday Joan infj ith, Susan Campbell and Mr and Mrs Jesse iHeniy Mrs Marjory 1urkinson and dau ghter,of Ann Arbor were FriiuesLs oi MJ, JvOSc llciniee iioiand Kaiuinan of Detroit spent the woek CMU m uie Mark iaii noino The following from here dxpei to go to Douglas Lake over tin Week end to hunt deter with bow and arrow Norman Miller, Kidgu Shirey, Gerald and Loui, Swarthout howard Keau Koy Clark and wfe left Sunday on a trip through northern Mich Edsel Meyer and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday dinner guests at the Walter Clark home Lee Lavey and family were Stu guels of Mr and Mrs Harry Las y in Detroit Miss Charlotte Eisler of Detroit spent Fri with the Hoff Sisters Mrs Hattie Rae Mains and Mrs ilenn Sriiih of Dearborn called on Mrs iHattie Decker Sat and were dir r insts at the Curlett home rii A J on and wife have moveo iiiLo tho Tanse Bodia home they bought on the Dexter iioad ani jica Alorrid has moved into pir house hvuru Tischler and family have aKredx from the Whitley house on the rnxtexroad to the McMacken apartment Jack Wilson jr and family have a,ed to Hiand Lake Tlie Iseh I Sister of Detroit have rented tl Murphy apartment vacated by then, Welton Chamberlain is working for the househod Necessities Co in Ann Arbor Miss June Amo who has lived with the Devie jHammer family for everal years has returned to Plow HI and living with her mother She is a senior at Tinckney and rides lo i i n t WJII Don Main Used Car lot 864 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 37 Open Evenings 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1946 Fort Four Door 1942 Ford TudPr 1941 Ford CIuBCcupe 1936 Chevrolet T wo Dior 1941 Olds Cluk Coupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Doo1944 Ford Four DQO, 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Chevrolet Tudor 1934 Chevro t Two Door 1931 Plymouth Eour Doo t Tractors, TrucKs llin rKd TriaCtand Semi T 1940 Chevrolet Tiaolor 0 Attention Milk Stock Haulers JNew 1047 Diamond P, im mediate Delivery 1 12 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long whsej base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 Tires Don Main ANOTHER CMARMNG NUMBER 5 TMF TELtPMONE DIRECTORV WITM 171 YELLOW PAGES FILLED WITH MELPi MOTES FOP THE BUSY BUYER lur ti fcj f ui,er are not Among tho chobi with Mrs Lobdell Mr1, and Mrs Seth Darwin of Lan ini, were in town Sat 11 n liokos aivl wife entertained ni parents from Traverse City oerj tlle Aveck end Keith Ledwidge who attended the Mich State College last year ha decided to study for the priesthood nnd enters Sacred Heat Seminary Detroit this week iloy Fisher has sold his cottage n cros the pond to Condiff larM s i Mr and Mrs Fred Read were J Sin guests of Mr and Mrs Joel S hosser at Clear Lake j Win, Whitley artf wife of Ann j Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr und Mrs James Whitley Mr and Mrs Clayton Capenter and John Carpenter and family jpent Sunday with Mr and Mi v COWS 12 MORSES 10 HOGS S3 Cwt DEFENDING UPON SIZE AND C NHTON CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fi Animal CoSlecisd rnptly Modem Equipment aoaKle Men E U FARKER, Aent Phoii S8, Pi ic The FASTFST D So Service a MkhijaiT i n g here now iv it UJ I florin Tefft of Toledo W C Miller, Mrs Ette Mencahl Vet Bulli, Gene Mann Laura Hofl Central ltiekCo iirs 1 iii ley Dinkel and son ce in Jameson Wednesday Mi arti Mrs Lloyd George oi Detioit pent Sun with Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith Mcsdames Erdlcy VanSickle ana i omm were in Ann Arbor iiursday Lir uivi Mrs Gus Rissman of vcl en tied ta the Erdley Van ,10 hume Thursday niii icdames I5en Tomlin and Mrs In IT SOIL PIPE FITTiNGS BATH TUBS 4 SHALLOW WELL PUMP 5 250 C a, tso 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDW TUBS PIPE FITTINGS YALVEiSWELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PU IPS Stanley IBrckefc LrU lllOUv at tnMrs sic dinner 0flt Sunday of Dcwvn,, v,r, noickle were in ilv iuoiuty Lo attend a lij of the Iattera siser, I Ben White , ihts, for Mrs Vari w why i, tr7 yeais old I, Kinntiy anci children Sunday Vith M Mr and Mrs Bud Fisher and Omar Cass and wife of Detroit pent Sunday at the Lester Mcafee home Mr and Mrs Frank liaidy of Dearborn spent Sunday with Mr aivl Mrs Harold liaidy at Rush Lakel The Joe Gargolia family have moved back to Detroit from Rush La j Hollb Wylie family spent , jay in Fowlervilk iJasil Whhi and vife of Howell with Mr and Mrs Shirey SOnsl WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR iilr H V i I A Lie Vaughn, Mrs MarfvSheh JKI diuhter pnt iiy ,, lioy Merrill home Ona CampieU fanily spent Sunat he fium iioilow ountry club a Mrs LedSunday callers of Mr and Kenneth Wylie were Hubert VMT and lamily of Royal Oak, Mr and Mrs, Hugh Doolittle, Euler and wife of Howell M Saturday, Mrs Mary Murphy, sons, Harry and Lorenzo and grrandsun, Thilip, w, in Jackson Mrs Gertrude Cofson fTeldo PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DRIVfNGFREE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW t Phono dmncr grrits oi Mr and Mrus L g 7sitinsc her cousins, the Tiplady C Gorhw, fairly Mr a i ,, Waltar Clinton of i Mr and Mrs Max Reynolds enDetroit voro fcYiday guests at the ter17incd their card club last week C J Clriion home Sat nijrht We are now open for business in the Slewait Anderson Bldjr Estimates gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Smoke Stacks and furnace repairing In the near futu e WP will also be eqripp ed forweeing and brazing AH work guaranteed pinjekney Fabricatng Sheet Metal Company MrfcxVenwi PleMa spent Satin Mra Howard TiscMer and son in visiting relatives at Detroit jqar0aiir4jandWfa f ml Mrs, Fwuik Potta and daughter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs i HnCy Nay entertained a number Robert Ikc were Mrs Walter Lea j of fyjftnds Pri night at a birthday ,hnman Hi on Jean and Marlin Virty Maurcr, daughter Mr and Mrs iuis Coyle and wife, Ray T5urns al Emerson of Landing and Mar j arr wife and Dominick Conklin and n Bruit , fan,jiy were Sunday guests of Jack NOT FUNNY j Young and wife of Gregory HA, MA Ii, TOME JOKES ARE Kobdrt Turner and wife and Ken It a i rhingto think twice uy ftnd wife of Detroit sjent Sun be i ore you play that next practical at Rh Lake r joke It A daigei0us, very c Hooker and son, Robert of iuch so id in the American, Detroilt called at the J iH Hooker j Weekly, with this Sundays Oct5j nome Sunday sue of TI trcit Times, about, xiLP Prvnt an Aedqent it vnwist jikt that ended inn tradgy y0ur car Safe to Drive Our low ,et Sundays Detroit Tkiie hurly rata will enable you to have rwrlv Bcrviced at ourj your car properly serviced garage MMSammk 1v PrancU Murphy UvinfiUn Motor 8aki Bakk Deal UL m f M FOR 8ALEC Hatlpf Sm n 1JI WWPff 1 7 Pinckney Dispach WedneKlav Oct I 1947 Tf 1 OR IHTER DuoTherm Mctersoir State Bank NIGHT DEPOSITORY iATERS WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STAN, 4 tflNETS, SINK, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC rtVPS E 8 16 CU, FTDEEPFREEJ1 i 4,6 8CAN MILK N We v att it J to once more ol our customers itoy Seivice Ill to or m ny years this type of s j c was available ors in larger cities , a method of COOLERS PRICKS ARE RIGHT only to depositNow this 0 safe guardin the proceeds of business after bai ing hours is established in Howell We of lev a burglar and fire proof safe at a nominal charge through our Nifcht Depository McPiierson Svale BaiH Monoy to loan at reasonable mtes, Interest paid on Savir books and Time Certificates of Deposit Ail deposits up to 5,00000 in sured by our membership U i Deposit Insurance CorKaeioa Mrs I J Kennedy and Mr Kennedy attended the Anderson Donahue wedding at Howell Sat j Edward Drost of Chicago spin I the week end at his home here, h i visited fricndjs in Ann Arbor Sat j Airs Haze Ely of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Irs M E Darrow 1 Miss Dolly franklin of HcKvell AUS an over Sunday guest at the ail lJaughn home t iJoru to Mr and Mrs Charles lieain of Hilaud Lake at St Joes iioipital, Ann Arbor Sat night a fcoy J is H CaiT received word, that I his houat at Gulfport, Miss, was roamaued considerably by the recent exiloou waters there Hobert Carr and Phil Gentile are i staying at Mrs Lulu Lamb a room I ing house in East Lansing Mrs Weltha Vail visited relatives in Parma, Albion and Homer last week Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee were in Lansing Monday Mrs Peggy Jaroslawski and dau ghters and Miss Mary LaRue left Tuesday for Ariz, for the winter month Born to Marcian Ledwidge and vviic or Toit last week a daughter a PROFESSIONAL CORNER INCKNEY SANH AKIU Ray M Dulfy, M D Pinckney, Mich 4 Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, Except Wednesday Mon, Tues,Fri, Sat, 700800 pnr DR G R rvUCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N Mkeaifan Telephones Office 93ft Residence 814 vangt by Appoiatmeat Hbwell, Mithicar fr PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phon 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan Don W Van Winkle Charles JL waffNm Attorneys at Law First 9taU aad Savings Haaa Hawaii, atlekLeme CEMETERY MEMOR1A1J J L ARNET4 SON Ana Arbor, Michifaa HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michifaa Local Representative Monument Market I MARTIN J LA VAN Phon 13 HERB SNEEu Phoao 183 207 E Gxa4 Mrs Howell, Miehftfti Raai EftatOtioaaraoca, Breaams Cat j, Lake and Feurm Property A Speciality list Your Property With Ma t LEE LAVEY l Stock Minerals 325 cwt ilAn Cj IvirlUUiAN l u The Probata Cotrt for the County OP LIVINGSTON At a , On of taiu Courtheld at the Proiit office in the City of lloweH in said County on 11 j liiili day of September li47 AI Pre, sit lion Willis L Lyons j Judge oi Probate 1WO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR In the Mattrr of the Estate eUsALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG William P iaidiur, Deceased 1 Easy Pulling, Well balanced and K issell W hudner having file guaranteed aUo GOOxlli wheels, Ufc AVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoaa 59F3 Pircknev Michigan FAMILY NIGHT Tho Congl church held their first family night of the lalil season at the church parlors Monday night, j was was well attended Charles Pooi of Eugene,, Oregon, a former resident showed pictures of Yellow C,DTI i atom National Park, and explainP I 1C I ANKb CES ed them They were very nice A j potluck luncheon was served i I AUCTIONEE Rirv FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BET WYL1E PHONE PlNCrNEV 78F21 Phone 136F6 Rapairiig PLUl Stat License 8717 Lakatida Dfff Ruth Lake PRSWARTHOUT SON FTJNERAL HOMiv Modern Bqaipaiaal Aaibulaaee 8M ilea Phoaa 39 Phackaay Mlahtf FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETR1ST i0 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN 70R APPOIMTMBNTS Radaca 611 aw aeBanaayMaaierfMekBB4eBVaaaaBBajMaBaaVaaB VOll SALEipair fleavy Work Horses I09G0 Stinchfield Rd t armors Feed Supply C Ci in said Court his petition prayin thit the administration of said tal he griiiUd to iijssell V iainor or to some other suitable per son It is OrHered that the Oth day o October A,n M47 at ten oclock in tlu1 forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, he and is hereby appointed to hearing wtd petition, It is Further Ordered, That p ibhc notice thereof be uriven by publica jiitch, a newspaper printed and tinn of a copy of this order once each week for three mccosve vcekp revious to sale lay oi liearirg in the Pinakney Dis uiild in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Probate j Mrs Lfter McAfee and children 1 pott the week end in Detroit hitches for sale axels, springs uud Open Sundays WILSONS RENTATRAILER J pOK SAI or with 1 POOLS CLEANED Pinckney Mich, Owner F Pearca WRITE ALLrNEL HOTEL FOR SALErNew built in bathtub ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 and new medicine cabinet ANN ARBOR MICH Mrs Ted Singer, 3015 Monks Boad Classified Want Ad tflsHflaVaaaBm iaKBaBaBaVlaBBapBBaBBBafjBAfjaaja TRAILER COMPANY Grand Kiver Ave Howell ANKLETS11 2,i HP Garden tracinch w ami Cultivator complete y Peach fnim Glenn brook pair for 1, regis 1 ar Hoc value For infants, girls orj FOIv SALE Clladioles laches Cuff assorted colorh j cut daily Pfenty of colors LAU1KS HOSF4 pairs for 100, from asc, c a Jo ic value clKice of semisheer J Win rayon or fullscam service weight Ioii, Full shades also It Punett Howell Mich spikes to pick 72 E Siubley Phon vi t PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMcr colors net the week end in Detroit J please state AlhNS COTTON J pairs for in 1 value, niedium weight long style or short elastic topAs soiled coiors lUlinsEYE iIAPEUS2Jrl a doz enliirt quality,27x27 hemmed in sanitary sealed package MEWS DiiESS SOX5 pairs for 100 3fc value Fine rayon, long stylo or short elastic top Assorted Hosiery are slight imperfects FOll SALEjHalo Peaches nliout Sept, Guy C, Michaels, Laie Road, Anu 415 Alberta Patterson FOPv SALEFURNITUIE, 2 Piece Plue Living Room Suite, Metal jli lei, Reed Settee and two Chain, Suitable for cottage or porch, Skirt 00, ,ooii Chair v in Ottoman,Mnrble Top Table, iro Dressers Odd Mirror Lamp, Fireplace Screen, Four Sets of No vels, like new, Ping Pong Table, and Table Tennis Outfit, Pafr of Maple Sis is, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc Housewives 8AVEYOUf WASTE FATS size Wanted I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Si NO C,0,1VS, WE PAY Parcel Post SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY i,0, UoX 2021 DEPT, AC7 RNOXV1LLE, TENNESSEE SALESMEN WANTED Part or lull Time A money savin, house hold proTluct that sels easily Lib and excluivc erritoi, V Heath, Pinckney M Mji Pettysville Road, 4 East of Pinckney Harry Prisk miles era count Write to L FOR SALENorgo Oil PunverJ heating stove and oil hnrrel also round oak heating stoe Lurius 1 Doyie Tel 42 310 Putnam Street CHARIS N rsonalized fitting service, ex LiiHtMuryBmpgLi,Ht,sfuunda tioni at very reasonable prices Phono 410 Mrs Martha EStrobel 42s West Sibley St, Howell PoloFOR SALENaw right hand built in bath tub, medicine cabinet, neyer been used T Singer 3015 Monk RdPinckney FOR SALELight fixturedrop atyle, dining room or living room, never used 4 door chimes, 2 tone 150 pr boys shoes,, size lVb,75c, ladiea ring, 14 K zircon yellow gold, mounting, 18 245 Phone 08, Pinckney, TO RFNT4 Unadilla fATE OF MICHIGAN Ti FOR SALE No 2 eating toes 1,00 per bushel Win e ph vnv Roams FOR SALE Nino acre Farm Lo 190 BeTirdaTeyRoad cated , mj from Gregory on Toma FOR SALE 500 Whitft Rock Pul Rd with seven room house fill base PLS, 8 to 10 weeks old meni, good barn, chicken iuusj, ou c , Lloyd Pinckney reairs also bl ar, ,e all Oil Km all orchard ireuit Gourl for he CoiBity j prjce , 4ROO Terms Livingston in Chancery J Arthur Bullis Bowdish real estate 86 R Howell after 6 1 E LLSSO, Vs CllAliLES PUSSO and JHN 13F22 FOR RENTSmall year around hou se at Rush Lake Call John LobdeU J9k L Overcome Soap Shortage i Si t NEELY nendirt, in tnt Circuit eaiity of Livingston a the City of u urn tOX,lET SOAP Attt LIFEBUOY if world wida ahorlaBt 0 alt Animal Fiti and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only fifth of what tiMf iied In 1M1 ThU also affecte paints, textiles, te Without Sal kelp of the American Housewives there year, One oat of wry nine eaket of toap made last kftchana, Itwrt blma yoor fraOr If he haa leather goods, floor would have been nttle soap ast yer was made from waste fats srved no soap bet save every ouncr of fat you can and sell it to ymr We Need them mmwm Them at this Store LOSTA Black Hogfrom my farm Finder leturu and receive rewaid Lynn Hendee phone 35F12 WANTEDAshes and rubbish to hauPaway Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prijsk II i YOULL i SCaTtsl MEATS Al Clarks Pla ntiif FOR SALE Seven room house, two baths, shade, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St I FOR SALE Heating stove, burns TJ J11 wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Howell, stuart Amierson in inly and state on Septem J hl1 ii 147 F0R SALE Electric Watr Heaters In this cause it appearing , l j 52, f,2 and 82 gal capacity Have in the uern bill of compliant on iejtock Stanlev Dinkel that the plaintiff does not know the present whereabouts of Charles uusso, defendant, and whether he is a resiuent of the state of Michigan or lives outside the State of Midiibran, in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle Van Wiiklc, att for Plaintiff it is OR DEiiEDthat the said Charies Russo causv his appearence to ,be entered h in within three months from the dte of this order and that in case of his appearence he eAuse hi ais to plaintiffs bill of compl in to be filed and a copy thereof r, d en the attorneys for plain i is witai fifteen days after ser vio on said defendant Charles Rio, of a copy of aid bill and ifntiee of this order nd tht in de fault thereof said bill be taken as confessed by scJ lfeilnt Clia RMSSA And it is iuituer ordered that wiJ in forty days the plaintiff Beas ie E Rosso carae a copy of this or der to be pubHhed in the Plnlfney jvateh, a T Aispafer printed, pub ed and ciulatiij in said Coun ,nd that tuch publication be continued t lie rein for at least once 1 in each wek for six weeks in sue cession, or that she cause a copy of this orir to be personally served on aid defendant Charles Russo, at leaM twenty days before the no prescribed for his appearance Glenn C Yelland Ctrcuft Court Conuniasioaer Van r A Van Winkle Attorn far Plaintiff A4dreu Howell Mk FOR SALECocker spaniel, Male 8 months old registered Housebrok en Blond and white McFadden lakeland, Pinckney Phone 62F2 FOR SALEWinchester 12 bsuaye pump gun and Winchester deer rifle Phone 42, Lucius Doyle FOR SALErUsed Hot Air Circulating stove in good condition, gooH good buy for 20, JH looker Phone GfiF12 FOR SALE 8 Wheat, treated Bushel of Seed Nick Katoni FOR SALEPotaitoes at 100 per bushel L W Umstead 6 Son Erom where I sit itf Joe MarIi Its Living That Counts I stole the title uf this column a fleas of mellow beer wata from a magazine arllcs that a whole lot better than I can what farm aad coaatry life can mean, We talk about farm profits, pro duction, research, and mechanical improvements but isnt it true, what we really value is the Ufa country living offers us the chance to be close to our families and neighbors children shariiff in the chores working with our own hands at a worthwhile job Aad country pleasures are Viable fead talk at days ami, ami CJMB wife, aaraaVd by the dty the in a f riemi, ar a a candidate far Kind, rm all far p rover enta the real goodness ef life is that apitjft of moderation sia i feOtUi tpfrijktftH, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 01, 1947 Description An account of the resource October 01, 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 1947-10-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/440cc28c460724b338c483b030023da1.pdf 7a57d8886452a0396ced419d944bd1d4 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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UMtt Wv3SW VOL 64 ispatcfj Michigan Mirror iSchool News 4HiM Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday,October 81947 Fall vVeddlng Wake up, mser, its time to gcs SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES1 up The hojur is 330 a m First, get the sand out of your eye3 and start a lire under the boiler The boiler generates steam and steam pastures milk so it will be safe for public use The seventh grader have been writing personality sketches for Eng iish class Many of the girl wrote about Judy Aschenbrenner, and Ruth Anne Young, daughter of j Mr and Mrs Vincent Young of Gre gory, and Valbert N Keier SQII of Mr and Mrs Walter Keiser, exchan Next, plug in two milking machines Into ycur spick and span white parlo and such is its name come 40 placid, tempermcntal, val uable and much pampered cow, 4 at a time, for their regular morning giving otf milk You dont milk the cojvvs the coNvs let down the ir milk If a stranger is in the par lor, the cows wont enter Feminine tempehient, they say At the rate of abotutJ 20 cciws an hour, youre through the first of 2 milking bees during yoair workday And then, ojf course, throVn in for good measure to keep you awake, are such miscellaneous chores as get ting feed to mangers in their pen og loafing barn, bedding down the barn for the herd, feeding the heiij ed ty a coupe 0 en ami a couple hundred chickens,from Winans Lak and other odds and ends until its time again at 4 p m Such is the daily routine of Earl Parks, husky and energetic, one of four men employed by Ernest W Reuhs who ojyvns and operates the Rosemqnt dairy farm at Caledonia Caledonia is 17 miles southeast of Grand Rapids in Kent tfonnty Mr Reuhs, one c the Michigans outstanding dairy farmers, is pres of the Michigan Guernsey Breeders Assn He began farming in 1918, started most of the boy Allard Judy quiet and Jim is liked because lie is quieil being read by Rev, J Francis Mur likvs to read, gets his work done, is phy ood sport and makes a fine foot J The lively bride was escorted to ioiu about Jimiged their wedding vows, at St is liked because she i,j Marys Church on Saturday morn helpful and plays fair, i injr Oct 4t the double ring service a ball captain Mrs Morris says, the all ttf us have good qualities We will have our Halloween par ty in the gym at 2 oclock on Thurr Oct 30th Wear eery rag and tatter you can We want to have a game with Hamburg soon Repeaters Dick VanSlanibrook, Pat Hadden, Thelma Pace Pupils from the lith, 7th and 8th grades played a game of soft ball with Winans Lake School on Fri Oct 3rd The 7th and 8th grader reinfoaii f Oth graders won ke here at soft ball Thursday 4 to 3 The lqcul team team was Mike Carr, c Stee Mti a n the altar by her father who gav her in marriage Her gown was of white faille designed in princes, lines, Isvith long fitted sleeves and full length train She wore a finger tip veil of illusion and carried an orjhid on a white prayer bookthe bopk which her mother had carried on the oceasicv l her wedding thirtythree years ago Elaine ojung was her sisterj maid of honor, while Amelia Keiser, the sister of the groqm, and Mitzi late Young, sister of the bride, bndes maidsjj The hftr attnd an mknejs big gest weakness was apparently her Iat which faile to hold R 1 rands Mgrpiry rxtA, Sunday 00 to 780 a lmkL kicked off and Krigluon aes at Ruu a, m and j 1 ,,,, Mir , only Iim ,a liU fiv ,11, , j fim dtW,i through the Pinckney unday Oct i I Current Comment Race segregation is unconstitutional although it has been practised in the deep south for years Occasionally it nop up in Michigan The Willow Run housing project haa many negro residents The children there attend two schools Most of UiKj wj,jtn inegro children attend the Simmona Jlrgliton pentetruted repeatedly, i scn001 who i Pinckney I Notes of tiie Game BRIGHTON WINS 32 TO 6 In the first home game liere lri night Brighton outclassed Pinckney in all departments arii n easy victory 32 to 0 Ji usually e vera I Ilayer TJi ra J 20th Sun nftrl Vs ftUaL nicn nmkney l rthveek of o7Ui NWvhn Vanl lc Midgut the jJ1 r gHs and voinW 1 Wlia Thtir ,unl Uit ions instruction ,r Q y K0,0K J d Uriglilon 4lt 4 P rn for sniuHu Wa nKht La t the a cniij r sri JO I iters of Mercy the inteuti uvs are Mo Win Francis Ham, I r Tu motlier of Mrs werei r , j I VVta we JUCJUS M Ai lung late n t JUsiieij lace V,,r 1 i ,iLUkoV iintjant wore a modish gown of eggshell livir,, Jl ry ril ,ntctioii of brocadtd satin and tle bridesmaids on y, , eii1 otf uw, intent were attired in Marquisette gown1 OM rf v ir lnttntion Hon t J 1 i i i 1 Virgin Marv AU oi rdjentiaJ designA menus pink i , oska, p Scotty Barrett, lb itichara, ttnd Mitis blue All wore shoulrter KVlppV reU i d for iik aiuM Singer 2b Al Mfroska, 8b FredMength veils and carried arm bouq Partcxl Rehman,ssJack Jeffrey, Bob Clark j uots of roe and galdioh and Donnic Meabon outfield t Robert Keisor assisted his brother In those seven innings there was a lot of excitemnt In the first in as best man, and LaVerne Keiser and Richard Young seated the ning Winans Lake scored 3 runs aniiguosts Little Jaclje Young was ung V rrrnVrT No run was scored by ebe thcx cam then until tne sixth inn li Miss Nellie ing when the score was tied Wt had the last bat and Albert Mrcfk saved thr day with a winning run Th girls blped by cheerin on f Virgin rayers requested anions who a LaRosa father oi JamLa Rosa boo funeral tcr Monday t I ig imd Vincent was at It Winans j breakfast was served at the Gregory Hall, cavers being laid for some 70 losts And during the afternoon a we had nearly 30 years ago He the Rosemont dairy farm in 1921, added a secopd farm in 1927 Jdj TheVgavc onecheer for a thiitd farm in 1946, making 36UjLuke too acres in all iHe sells this in bottled, The oppossinj, tcam saii millrin his ojwn store in Grand Rap c,ean ports ids90,000 gallons a year The cos keep us We dont THIRD AND COUKTH GRADE keep the covs said Mr Reuhs The lonff awaited En,lish book, whose, German name is pronounced and workbooka arrivyJ on Mindavfchmrh i n Rees Theres nothing very fan Now We can t b to make up U cy here at Rosemtnt We do prod for lost time K ln0 brid0 ,s uce high quality milk oti an econom We are sljU waitUu fol rur Ahh ical basis Our pen barn enables the metk,s Science and Health books cofcvs toirun loose Feed to the man Thc and tfirf he1 a ,L n,Pet arer Miss Nellie Gardner presided at thc olrgan and, da ing the offering Miss Marilyn Strairer, Ann Arbor j sang Ave Maria Following the sMvijc, a wedding COMM CONGL CMUKCH Rev Aired Allard Pastor Organist anj choir Director Mrs Mr IieriuQ Mcrwin Campbell S S Vedder Sunuay Morning Worship 1 fOxiU Communion Sunday Reception of member Sunday School 1 wu rigni naK at the imeknev goat ine jain llousner went ihrougb for the Brighton tuitclidown and kicked goal The balance oJ the fiY1 half Brigiiton retaiined pAssevsioji T ihe hall nlakin, nnmervuis Jii dov, iu and scored ayain on a J pass HuiiJier to Carney in the zone The kick lr extra pint was bio ked, The score at the half was Biiiiton 1 J Pinckney d Piinknev audi nofirst down the first half iirighttn routined t pound the Iiuekney line thesecond half and Huanor on a line play ran 2 y ircLi thfoiigh the Pinckney team for a ,chdovn and kickeli iroal In the las quarter he scored again on u rumnng j,La Pinckney fumble Owiee deep in their own territor anfi Brighton converted both Into Uuiclidowiis The last Bright tou chdowii was scored on a heng iasa Ht, ner to Miller In the ad quarter Imckney made se pupils are all colored Recently on the grounds of overc,rowdednes negro children from the other schools were all tranjI ferred lu the Simmons school They refused to ga on grounds it waa farther away from their homes The questie has gone to the court but no d i ion is yet forthcoming In St Louis MH Arvhbishop Ritter in reply toj opposition expresaed to the admission of negro children into auichial schools stated that this attitude is contrary to the Roman atholie cnurch That are pa roc al schools for negroes in St Loui but they are overcrowded and the Negroes have been permitted to attend white schools The archbis lup also said his church is nol inter usted in the color of skin but in souls il Win Bull Halsey, com Iveiser vii ckney employed at 1015 be at home n A rbor a graduate of 1inHigh School and has been n the office of Edwards Bro, Inc, Ann Arbojr The groom , , , giruhiated from SLokbridge High ft CAT , TK yf,nw JinK lQSt WeCk t0 orsSLnhe l Citizenl School in VMl and served with the loft And so does the bedding, tops ship Club Chris Cambell iwia eU,t Af HQ g em , d b and toms of it President, Dick Campbell Vice Prcs u KaiserFraier Corp This straw beepmes vajlable MaUuuanJSlambroc Sec and Ro1 1 fertilizer A manure toader spreads bGrto Arkloy Treas These officers it ujxjn the fields where it helps to appointed of their class for speciaJ j TWO PLACES BROKEN INTO maintain soil fertility and to prcl iuties in their room uce better yields of crops See that The fourth grade had a fine time tall corn over there The results j last week learning how to use a df tots of manure The cow help new set of maps the SOU to produce more 7 Tne music books came and the When you take a glass of pasteur jbov8 andgirls like them ,o well thev ized milk in yqrur hand, think of E are afcklnK tq take them home Parks Getting up at 330 a m is noi picnic especially on cold winterj SECOND AND THIRD GRADES mornings James Massey and the Amburgey reception was heW at the Yonnr UjaPti MiliON liomeFallowing a trip through Can Jiar Bara Beachejr, Pnstir A and the East Mr and MrsjMornJag Worship 1100 Sunday School 1J 0U Supennteadent Wiibar Lidig ung 1 Meeting 730 two first downs n laterial passes catght by Boh iburgey In the la L quarter the ighton reerv went in Mid Pinckney scored on a long passed thrown by Meyer to Boh Farrow The kick for evlra poin was 1tjp IVV linckeey plays Mancheste V liere ri, n CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank you for yu, throughtful kindness at a time whru it was greatly appreciated James LaRosa and Family thl l lw ,ini il lotvvever, ro his team lui lost if Pinckney cujiswleiably it won their iirsi t Ietei ln, does not iin should be i It reminds us of the stry theyltwin8 Rov,Tja and sandra celebrated tell about the Danish farmer whotheir birthdays during the past wk toW a visitor that he drank 18 to We made pors 0f fruit men 20 cups of cot fee each day Goodj foi our art Mork rjdly hoavonot man exclaimed the visitj Second raaV4ang are mem The Farmers Feed vatot here and the G depot were both entered niiht Nothing much was taken at the elevator hut a number of bas rC grain were cut open and the con tent, strewed over ihe floor At the d pot a number of packages of ciy nrettes and cigars were taken, from the express office State polire wero called and took finger pi nits Lord talent is blamed, NOTICE The Regular meeting of Pinckney liehl h 0 Supply elej Chapter I4i F S will be jrand Trunk J Friday evening Oct 10th at Sunday j Election of Officers Blanche Martin, Secv or Doesnt that much coffee keep you awake The farmer in agreement and replied Yes, help If every Michigan dairy farmer drank 18 tq 20 cups of cttfee a day it wouldnt surprise us one bit They put in long hours at work They in vest hardearned dollars in livestock j ligi Second gralie4ariajeare orizing the, poem, Ihe Squirrel Items of Interest SPECIAL NOTICE There will be another meeting of those incrested in oiiiii White Shrine of Jorusulum at the H i Masonic temply Thur ev nine, 23 Tle desiring ty becoin char ter members must attend ARMY ENLIS1MENT3 Thiid grade geography class i Tt abotit studying the changes brought by autumn In connection wiih they are memorizingb Tiiere were 17 army enstnent Born to Mr,and Mrs,Robert Ved jn lrie army in Washtenaw ,ou dei HWaie Heath a McPhersni October Most of them were VH utunnlnhciul we,,turSLa vJ A,l,onS tium w Mr nd Mr Robert Pike and Mrj Gardjer UMJ , VajlAuken of CIOM1 game lieru fINCKNEY R lark R F Heath R T D lark B T Elter Schneider R G UurnAighs L T 1arow Q B Amburgey R II M ,i L H 1 Clark I B Smstitutions liukney bin, Jeffreys Baughji, Brightoa Andrews, Beach, uogai itrM, iar ies, Kokj,ich, I homa V issr, Bates, Olefin, Lafata, Bid r , Ba uglier Tiiclniwns B Iarrot, Hon n 4 Miller 1 BRIGHTON Dildine Anderson Bee e OlWhirty luraci Miller YiAinjr Crockei arne llusnei Ottei Mattison i thiN Extra Points Housner 2 Kloce Owick, Umpire Lasch Meal Linesman, Diukel Unlaicater M Iivey Adiuirai m iicir uf ihe Third Fleet and hero of the Japanese War has gotten liiiueif ii, wrung with a the tern peraiei Lioups by a speech in which hi aid, he would never trust a man ,,, does not drink or smoke He alo added that he Obtained loo gallons of whiskey for his livers during eie Pacific actionTo a man who has a tense flight or wet watch there is no substitute for a tot of hot spiiits The Meth odisi Board ol temperance, his chief critic points out that it was breach of navel ruis to issue liquor to naval men on duly This brought the old question, Is the use of alcohol ever a benefit We have heard of a few instances where by its aid iniM iM anle to accomlish wond a 1Hus murder trial in tin ,iit yeui ago we were told b, tin officer ia chaige that a cele biaed ut of town lawyer, here to assist th jiiector before making final pie,i t Hi juiy drank a whole quart of whiskey and then made the greatest plea r luiird in this cou nty A JUJSOII win ent to Ann Ar bor a few ,cars ago to hear a fam ous orclilra id after the concert reek of whikey among the orch entra members back stae was IO troiig as to be notuable We dont now the an wei to this juestior da no one ever will Mayor Jeffreys of Detroit hat proclaimed Oct 221 as rate Meat Week l womens organisations there have banded together and a greed nol to buy meat in ihat time that costs more than 60c per lb They have held several rallies and hope toreducethetortofliving Charles Dickens , EttaBland caliedon Mrs Lessie novt Sue Ann Fenner was on the sick , of 1Maiufftd Sunday Dexter and buildings They well earn the j jd g abscnt all last Mrs Edna Spears, Mrs Louise J Shehan, Helen TipladyMrs orson relative small sum which the con , hecause of illness sumer, pay for a quart of milk i natures perfect food I j spent Wednesday in Lansing at the KDaANO 7mT GARDE , and Jac, She, T ILT I our rc11 P0J1 have1 fMBerTflttiOIl NoteS I started reading in the Jim and Judy j books We are very proud VINCENT LaROSA Vincent La Rosa, K0, Michigan led all states in deer killed last year with 115,400 b 354, 371 hunters Wisconsin was aecond with 111,064 The conservation dept will offer for aale Oct 2731 387 lots and 9,452 acres in the upper pen insula s We have had quite a fe v absent vith cold David Darrow has the mumps, hope the rest of us uo not catch them died at St jkph hospital, Ann Arbor Friday He was born in Italy and came to America in lo His wife died in U46 Surviving are two don visited his brother Willard at the Veterans hospital Deaborn Sun Sunday guests at the Geo ThomJ f u u TU yisonS James of Pinckney and Joeiili i pson home were the Misses Mary ,,, i i r TU ,, iiv, ThAn, I of Dexter The funera was held nt and Minnie Thompson Kalpn IncwnJ pson Mrs Mae Warner, Robert War f1 JoP church, Dexter BIG DANCE FRIDAY TheSophmgre C lasJ on a dance Friday night Ice cutting for the fish hatcheries High School Audw by the conservation dew has ended Manchester game Oct ast contract has been signed by g0 x the state for eleetrictal refrigerai t v Hwrnsworth of Dexter, ck famos housetop preacher Some parte of New York state j forc the JV Teday, on have cut pheasant hunting to 5 one httmerous wte half days, others to 1 onehtlf and In some no hunting at all is allowed, , , f The charges against NiGHT putting t the Vin uai after ner of Detrqjt The Misses Edith morning ta d ihe Emily Fulton of Philadelphia Pa and Mr and Mrs Ira Nay of Ann Arbor Sunday guests of Mr and lrs M fee Were Dan Knaggs ar wife i ri VJomce and Austin Mc and J v ire of Deaiborn and Anthony Bai and wife of Lincoln Park Mr raai Mrs Walter Schmidt of j fono Flard, X Y and Mr and Mr Run John The 100 acre planting of owect, pinckncv of recke clover and lespedeza for game covi f Finckney ot recKe er survived 95 percent A planting was made near Gregory The largest popple in the state irrows on state owned land on the Karanaha river It is 56 ft high 16 in wide and has a crown spread a 40 ft Kick, state parks set a new att record of 11,13,135 this yar it wss 9,715,05 Mmrriaee liceiwer and the game at Willov and Mi CHARGES DISMISSED U of irearms were dismissed by the Trrrj tecater Monday The case was t iave been a jury trial bt f ore Judj, Wm Dilloway of HoweI Tuesde The case started a week o i ago when a dog belonging tHarry Wallace also of Pinckney wv sii by Cook and wounded in the fi i, Cook who raises sheep and ha,j , , , , , i to,n Lemi by do lred WZT Vi j Bitaid Oremer of prnt Sun with Mr j Cai aenter in Stechor, Roselee vi Mr and Mrs Hiry GilB 1 11 Sirs E Ellis attewded tiWtar fii football ri Arbor Suturdy Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle spent Sun da j in Lansing Mr and Mrs Fred Hermes of Dex ter called on Mrs John Bel Thurs i Te Amburgty, aunkr has quit OTHER GAME SCORES he scores of other games in thi section vere Tlowell 1, Everer 6 Stockbridge 6, Leslie 27 De er 13, Manchester 0 Fowlervlle 21, Hazlett 0 Flat Rock University 0 Chelsea 12, Romulu O Dundee 19,, Saline 0 Milan 1 Roosevelt 0 Clinton 32, ElisfioU 0 Ferndak 38, Ann Arboa 21 Mil jford 58 orthville C MichCentr 118 Knton Rapid 12 i South Lyonandthe Little Pio neers of Ann Arbor p4ayed a tie 0 i to 0 game at Ann Arbor Fri night NOTES OF THE GAME Thi ulih the biggest crowd record Prighton is football coruius and llxix were probably a many Hiut from Brighton as from Pinckney The Pinckney yell gang have i cea i d in numbers and mit en husiasir in their woik We t gn they were going to omitt , handspring and cartwheels but late J in tkt game they turned a few wiih Elri Hammer, Susan Campbell ar I Monl joan jjiffith dng the spinnn Merlin Lavev, last years broadcaster was back on the job again The night was Aarniest that we remember It is a pleasure to wit ness a game like thiA when you dof not freeze to death The star of Rrightom team wa iomewhat by their action Undoubtedly it they can get enourh house wives to join in this action they can get results but one weeks trial is not enqugh President Truman ha asked for a meat1es Tuesday and a poultry eggkss Thursday similar to world war So the people arc lxicoaning aroused 4 Winston Churchill former premier of Great Dritian once remarked whil distnsing peace terms included the granting of elf rule to Brit ih parses ions that he did not intend to preside at the dismember m of the British Empire Chur , however, lost out and the Lab e government who succeeded him lai no such qualms for they have given India complete freedom and last week announced their intention to withdraw completly from Palest me if the U N would take over it We doubt that their action will do , nuoh for world peace for neither George Hcusner who made 4 touchy lndia or Palestine ib y for f dot ott 8 property The war ruit was issued and Cqok arrested and released on bond Mondav T ccutor Erwia was in Pinckney in j The Past President of the Lake land Kings Daughters Mrs Gladys Lee, Mrs Baytes, Mrs Rortoi, Mrs Mark Holmes attended a mooting Monday at the home of Mrs T Howard in Storkbndge Mr Weldon Long called on M downs and kicked 2 goals for extra points giving him 2G for the night He i a on of RA Housner Buick ex randinary einmeiit Since the British withdrew from Indiarivil wartolir ier astd pillage have been rife and vc dont think the L N would Ihe pp sellers did a big busine b ifJ p, evtin The infant daughter of Mr and Verrv FriniWe in Lansing on Tue Mrs, Bctrt Vedder has been nam ,,, TZZ 1id Rose Marie IYOUWC LADIES AUXIUAKY a4 2K Drifhtta, 2S, Brifhrtaau Artine Hk hi nerr Bright Joseph Ctfvert, 46v Bri i NEW Raael Day S4 Bricfaton jwA Ano 27, FawJenrille, Lanra ue University of Michigan tU iPsftwfl Robert Tester i buiWing a radio station cm tcp from 141 County Home Demon Pinckney t ttrtH1 lent will be present to m i crt uo, mAM discuasi Hone Extensijm work Any i n i or, son,avne Clayton , hm Saturday Oct 4, in Comm is rnity hospital Big Rapid to Mr 19 How Peach Mt 7tase Lake The steel tU Kettfetower there is nbut completed The 3t, Bsefl anasmtaia is ow owned by state A VT Thomas iTLinr Manearet 7n rt of Chipper Lake one wisninir irformation in forminr sueh a group should attend Mrmd MrsRqprt Pike and Mrs No so good for hft doirs through Piuekmy still needs mvre seat There werv twice as many standmg up a sitting dorwrt Ietei played away Friday night and a group came from there with the Fotrd sedan the Kilftanis club is raffiny were here liill Olttrbeiu was a regular pony express rider He was continually in and out otf the gane with Wssere from the roach He must have Brightaxn had mo of their second team in the last quarter but ex cept for the pass to Boh Darrow on which Pinckney scored their mly touchdown they just couldnt get goini There have been a number of stories as to the cost of tne Iqrht for a night gasaeWe are informed i JX for a football game and S for a ssftbaJIVrmme S ,IHT iit r tjfwd for tn tetter There were aboort 144Mi puad d j admifions to game Cotarting the British ha e done Maybe the est thing to d ,iid be to back and let the Jews and ight it out to a finish and give oar l leing to the winner That is the only way a permanent settleraaaft viU ever be effected On Oct 10 the first boatload of ar dead will arrive in San PraraI iso, mostly from Pearl Harbor J Itoat load from Bebrinm is also oai the way which will land in New T In all 22M0O America war who are buried shraad wm ta ha urth back to tiais ccjotry h wishes their dead brought hack may have their wish granted So fsjr we do not know ahirthia any W Pinckneyf fvar dead wH ha ght back After World War I a number from here L A iTnaW Mrt BeS 4 tickets, over t WSJ UZ t h w eS1 4 W Pikel The Hth grade who sold aop hot is vtartrng Mr aadMr S H Carr haama i Zlf L T i I c and part am the daswe Uk iBYfltf a jjA John Clark shoiina his wiae aa Ikndjb am oil hist wi hot that ew Pinckney Dispach Wednesday Oct I 1947 Wedaetc1 ober 1947 rrvf A ,M earni kitchen alone, 37 tons of water are use J c year An average cow drinks over IS tons a year and there are dozens of other uses for vater Let electricity take this burden off your shouldersleave more time for more important work Electricity will pump md carry your water cheaper than domgit any ,hr way No otl system will give you so uh sausOaijn AVON THEATER Seackbrtdtm Mick SYLVAN THEATER Midi Br Miv Prijcilon Whri dairy cows iiJt nmpl ffti wafor, ticy protlucs f to ,C Mor Prorlrcwj Hagt knly of wilt, a riding Iroufih msuni biugti, CVIiler hogs fncrMi leg Prodvtttm Hn nod plenty to drink After all, fwothlrds of on fi ii watr4 KMB ctycvlnj AJdtd Fir Piofotlhn A tmall HrVi ocily con trolt d with a WCM of vutir Wltltiof St, fint can trrad rapidly Wntr yoor livesek fr , ly theyll btf hoaliiiior, btfr work LiIra Crop Droujh can ruin valuakt vji tablet and ilow r NrVutor guards your garcUn SOU Co Complete swims an trie pumps c a p a c i t i e me Hum, d wc1, art mediate ins Edison larm to help you p ami estimate wafer youf Theres no ok art youll fin helpful Fri, Sat, Ct iO, 11 OouLic Faatura CODE OF THE WEST An action Wastarn starring JAMES WARRENDEBRA ALLEN STRANGE IMPERSONA T10N The Story of a Love Triangle with BRENDA MARSHALL, WILLIAM CARGAN Sun, Tuos,, Oct 12, 14 THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE la Technicolor Here it a Ufht musical rmanca that will plea all with JUNE HAVER, VIVIAN BLAINE Plu Nakt Mighty Mouse Cartoon A Trip to Jamacia Corning iLt Frontiar lJpriin Color Strange JourneyJ My FavoHta Branette Friday anj SUIVA Oct 1011 iJiuLLb OF SAN ANUEUT ROY Starring ROGERS DALE ANDY DEVINE Cartoon Sportraal Tue Oct EVANS New i I Sun Mon Tile Oct 121314 MIRACLE ON 3h ST A Drama Starring MAUREEN OHARA, JOHN PAYWE, EDMUND CWEEN, GENE LOCKHART MATALIE WOOiDi CartJn Popular Scianca Sunday Show 3579 1 First National nk IN HOWELL Under raaerai Supervision Mannar Federal Deposit In urancc Corporation, All De posits Insured up to 5,099 fo aach Paplsf R A I N F AL L IS A FINE SERVANT Wad Thurs Oct 151 SHE WROTE THE BOOK A Comedy with JOAN DAVIS, JACK OAKIE, MISHA AUER Also OREGON TRAILL SCOUTS wta i RED RYDER, BOBBY BLAKE, iMAFTHlv WENTWORTH Cfrming MicWUn Kid, The Homestretch, Unfaithful HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH BUT i A TO Z CAR LUIiRICATiON 100 Neighboring News M, I o litvtfoiy MHy VORt MUD AND SNOW TIRES 4 PLY QUICK SERVICE ON TIRE REPAIR OR HAITKKV CHARGING FermoJDdxieJServica TELEPHONE 73 PINCKNLY Gloria Itishop wtis nairicd to pi i of ijlvlcivillp Sept 21 George IMA, liushaiul of ho for JIIM Kilorn Ktihn i, II at tho Veterans hospital, DonihoM ,i rciuc Ovons of iropfory was a patient, at tlu Mayo clinic, Koeh estci Minn, Iat woek A son born to Mr and Mrs 11 Keiser at lho Stockbruljro hospital lat Mcok diol Marion Gray and Junior Kamali of liMinburjj wore married S I, at llambunr I Mrs, Lucy Nash, a cashier at tlv 44 UioiTr store is now ed ,i liuths Dross Shop turned irom the hunt hospital I whore ho undejvont an opration Horn to Tod Hinder and wife of iinckney at Molhorson hospilal Howeil Sept , a soti Airs Jennie Voegts of Gregory died Sept 2 Oetob1 Hh is tho dead filinj aplieulions to tuke master Its also a soil thief, every year, rainwater robs the soil f millions of tons of limefrom JO0 to 5ui pounds per acreof tfood plant food, sometimes called tho backbone of crop production and 1 conservation This leak, in larm comecaused by the loss of lime, enn be stopped by replacing tky linu that is lost by drainage listi mates by state anioJiomiss indicate that the amount of lhto used yearly tollayover lill million tons must be doublcsd to i u for the amounts lost to I n wuto and crops i lleplacitifj the lost lime o erojland is a remarkable low cost mevation The proper ajmlication of ground limestone, will balamo lime lost on one aero for a period ojf ,i to 10 years I liis makes the annual cost of bnlancint an acre only fom lw to Hi cents inv cropland hack iue, Wed, Thur, Oct 7,8,9 in Tachnicolor CORNEL WILDE, MAUREEN OHARA in 1 THE HOME STRETCH COMEDY NEWS Mating 200 PM Fri, St, Oct 10, 11 Mat, Sat, ROBERT CUMMINGS, PETER LORREE lr THE CHASE 1 piu ROY ROdERS in uKiuiimii IN THE biiRRAS Cartoon Oc tTl 2, 13 , 2 p m, Continuous to a the i nat isfact Sun Moil Oct 12, Mat Sun, 2 p m, GlNE T1ERNEYREX HARRISON and GEORGE SANDERS in THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR COEDY NEWS line for the post examination at Webbervillc Dick liukcr, Milford first baseman played with the Iontiac Cien I Motors Couch team iwhich defeated I Jiirmingham, Ala, at iiattle Greek base ball tornament last week i Jiaiold ilaas lias been appmintei lostmastor at New Hudson ory lime level is naintainimc proper ri orowth Fari land is worth only as IDUI h nbitity to prMiMc cropsnoj If n fQjntirrtvests ,fl in o back that 1 and at i v as the average lime in Amencu is doing, then v ts good business Take a soil mple to your couiity agriculture agent Ho will ivie you if your scfl needs lime as i more lime am least i farmer who in j Tut, Wrd, Thur Oct 14,15,16 u DENNIS MORGANJANE WYMAN i CHEYENNE4 Witfi JANIS PAGE, BRUCE BENNETT Ctficly Naws an and hoAv much to use employ dedicated her new light md children Milford nrt Held trillay niht fivry Lee of Lakeland has v liMsn BEEF SALE Tendei, Juicy SUstks and Roast Round Steak SirHoin Steak IvOfl 1 loader, lb Porterhouse Steak Pot Roast Beef ,7 ,b 5 Short Ribs Ground Beef iit Extra lea Rump Roast SALE TE ARltNG LAMB Lag af Lamb 35c I Bin Cliaps 35c CBopt29c I Lain Chap 3 ko Margarine m 3 kn 31 9tre with North j played , When a tree was cut down recent y by N A Jeffrey on what is Kfioscn as the Agur Taylor farm on eh IJoxterPinckney road a cannon iall was lound inbeded in it As fat a knopfi lie battle was ever fought 1eie ihe question is how did the nse get there t oLeA or 47 tear Ago Will Dolan of Detroit is visiting A hop was driven at tiie Wm Doy Lome Friday night Fr Hally U T ksoji and l v Fr Comnierfotd changed work laU Snday Wvs N Whitcomb wiM soil her pei taal property at auctitn Oct24 Frank Hecooc has gone to Caiif tti 1 work as milJriyht, Mrs Gis Smith has been alluvej her total disability claia by the accaixti Sle is paralixed j A inamnuih cement factory Is be jing built at Futon employing IS 4 nen and to turn out 1KH barilii of cionient a iay W W liarnard has pictures for sale of Uie floaU at Hcyvell Fair, KeuaTlican rally at the opera hou use Oct 1G Speakers Conr Sam 2ih JiUs Greene Mrs Ward and Mrs Jennie Baker have had to move to Fonttac there beinjr a houses here Editor Andr ews suggests n few houses that woju Id rent for 1 a week would be fine wrestment her Miss MIA Stjrter and Ton were married la Detroit last week Albert Pettgrs dieiatajs home in L ikeland Sander Georp Shepherd Ow Her Hr Vett tm ttcCtoer wphB the eaH games at the MadMaiaje Fair ollic WJtee U teaohiex vchool i v W II RoUw Lee ard rfie nr YnsL NMl Will Koche wo Ut ea at the FowtofwHk fair the oher Frank Erwia ass eaeelksl at th Toror V Mrce Sayiea set a mmmmmH Mrs fcjr Mack Kaah at sUaawa list sveie 1 Mix Uster McAfee a , in DvtnV li SvH,k KoTTTTerrtt ana wns rnr Detroit client Sunday Robinson home, Kush u Olltl at the Lake larry Loe entertained the pinoch le club Saturday niht Mrs Harry Ixo attended a shower iven by Mrs Duane Meyer, Mrs liov Yowo aiid Mrs, Howell Saturday Mildred Ackley HUSBAND iet the ritfhl jii, grills, anl you may jfet a husbandHead about the careers with the hot opportunities for martinony Head JORS THAT rT HiKlwns in The Amori can Weekly, irreat 110110 this SundayJctlher 11 issue of Tho Detroit Sundav Times Raymond for Mrs, TAX NOTICE Villajrc taxQs will be received at my home on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons Helen Reynold Village Treaa ,45 K Putnam SL i, Carc fixtures arc i vul prodnctioa and they ace rcUig ihc market iu increasing crrrsti s There is a and type of fixture to suit evety toic ns v, U evcy bud 1 ir rovm u Ard yuuil be pleased i v I he i , t sir i prices of tVs crii4ute etwpmenc in d see t r ce JOT eior tctny for e Vvion, cm us TCTV Wt PJi yow atteariea eae eeH a and 3rd on i4wckney MYRQH J HUGHES Liocjd Maator fHuuber l3CF Mch,H7lT Lakeside Dryw PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday October a 1947 1 he Peoples Store WkJKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednaaday 115 Muii St Pincknv itfchm Sntered sj Mcond oiu piatter at Postoifka at inckney, Michjaran undc Mfih is Groceries, Hrygood Canned oods, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Subscription rati L0 a Year PAl W, CUftLSTT rUsUSHII li Shirey Sons Garage Kennedys Gen Store UVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Kendoe M ami Mr, Arthur Riven m 7,1, ,v,,m Sun tent Sat ith M JOln a eirjj SmHiy visitors at the hoim Mr utid Mrs larky Miller ot Yplatii opent the week end at the VY II Clark hume litey arc lcuv nj, in ttjr Portland, Oregon for iho winter Mr, Luinie tfuek and sin ol Lin den prat Sunday with W H Clark Waitl Tnpper of Lexter was in town Monday Sunday jruests oi Mr and Mr Myron lkighes wore liobeit Km crl and wifV of Detroit, Mr, and Mr, Joe viaiLoiu and Airand Mi Fran Lundren ot Flint Thumtiy Mis Mall it Caninbrll un1 dai1 ii , Hilie VVallanv of IHOAVH ,1 ,, Mr Weltha Vail and the lit i i larma and spent the day Wildii llnr, wile and dauj,hl tor of Jaikun pent Sunday with i Mrs Weltha Vail Mrs YY 11 Los of Flint and Mrs Clyde jVmlorth cjf Vasser sjient Sun with the Hoff Siler Miss Lucy Jet treys spent the week end in Detroit Mr and Mr Robert Gamble of Flint spiit the week end with the we end with the Hulff Sitters iid iiUenvUd a meeting of the auj luin ,tu iity at Waterloo Satur J day Lee Laey and wife, levin Kenn edy nt wife, Mr ami Mrs Hen W hitf and Mr and Mrs NoVmnn J White attended the funeral of loo Met, at Howell Thursday Jack Keaon undi i went an upiendiciti, operation at Rowe hmspi i ke, llcide Saturday I he miowiiitf from hero attend 1 a While Shrine of lernnhtm i n at Howell Thurdny niht Anna Reason, Mrs Winifred WRECKER SERVICE 0 GENERAL REPAIR t PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR C VJ, UMiiETELY RECONDITION FD NOW FOR COLO WEAKER ,,vWE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER BAiTERY Now rhone No 133 ACELYLENE ELECTRIC AC WEl JlNG LATHES GRINDING WORK In PARTS ACCESSORIES BAITIRIES TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR tRii ESTIMATES CAR ON YOUR SHIREY kM CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD, PINCKNEi gJilLF1 djm CALL 138 I ANNOUNCING WE NOW HANPLE Mr atnl Mrs ileii White were Pan j,, Mis Mae Duller, Mrs Pa Liiir iiid tsuniiy of Dexlet, Vi an i iiiaii White and Mi v 1,1 ne1 Wihte oj ILAVLU rirkn Mr Winifred Ahmtleen FRrSH DAILY r and Mrs Harold Porter, Mrs ,i tea on, Mr Lola Lobdell, dexter Sakery Goods FRESH DAILY Rn, , n Ilrash and Mrs Clyd inii Mark was Saturday ni j Tidier root 04rl4 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK IORSES 15 COWS 17 HOGS 5 per Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION dinner ,u A ot Mr and Mrs J oi i k e , jiil lioberts ami Ml JeL h i idj iiuuih Mich, visiti ,Wt ii 1 v VanSickie J i i i I r i ,, iii and Mr Frdh , IIM til at, vinluni e Lalv i,iii o JU i i w Cl i ,iL Ul lei lluJU ma diiei m , oi ,li an , L ,, J 1 , anSii klo w ei 1 Wi 1 Iciinie and rn ui I I, a Mr Js Huun and ,,i i I it J l r it ten ,d i an j , i n i in if I iiii,i Laiv ii iiu Mr W 11 1 am r of P ROKOi VICK vSe hear a ticket sealiier who a I Mt to tfo ilace with tickets Ie linckneyllriyhtun uanie had i ii racket Tupped in the bud iiinniie Doolittle i attendinir the n ersity of Michigan Howard Craip and wife are 1iini ,i the home of Mrs LA a Encpist at i land Lake valt lark wife ailed on Mrs i Chubb of Wehberville Suuda i e Lavey ami iaiuily spent Sun iheu Merin Nile linine in Jack HOT LUNCHES, HOMF MADE PP DE LAKf D GOODS BAR SANDWICH SllOi COMi lrir JOUNTAIN SERVICE a CXVESNDSHf5EP REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO OARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 T3 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK pnise LedwidLc a home from Ailnr lriday 1, riare MfMiUKiii attemled ,nupiial luwr Sunday for and Mm K KiJliot i Hd lal McMacken at Howell iK, Cv ,U 11,1 vnh iex me I Pi Veil Heinle, and amdy o, u, m Reading 1 UK wen ue1 d Mrs IHu , a Newman ,f Aim Albo i Ii l1 Viu W4K lt , n i , Mtn ML and M,, JI KH Uaujrhn, Norman Miller and White fc tS I H Ml Read spent the Meek end HiJ Mis Lie well rtnttOl Amat UiUll Like ,, , , , i AC md Mr Joe Standlick and I ami MiI ead r Alive OWS 17 HORSES 15 HOG 5 per Cwt DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONpITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuiJB Animalf Collected Promptly ra Equipnfitt Capable Mea U PARKER Aent Phoce 88 Pi aci r 1W FASTFST LVd So xTrvice in MWiufait ntral Oead Stock Co In 3TOCK IL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 A ALLOW WELL PUMPS 350 Gxl, te 600 LVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS 1C TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FITTINGS VALVES WELL FOINTS NG6 JET PU IPS tanley Dlnkek NOTICE fA far iwainese in the Stewt Anckscson BWr, RimlaAy ivi far Sheet Metal work, truters, downspoirts Suxkke ah lit the neai future w wiM alsa be eqrij brasina All work puan iitaed Wm Shehan j jt 111 i,,0i at the L ,n e Hmv and ii, tin L V home Sunday , v Am Aibor Satuua Arthur Merritt and wife oj Pet, 1 m l,ir vi Ilvdl ient Sun wore Sunday tfuts of Mrs J j A,ii a1, ami Mr Kenneih Wylie jmiay ,Liels of Mr rlal My i v were Kdald XUOIICA ni ii in Hil and Cinry Kei,,an and jniil, Am a 1acey and Mis Maude M fcr o iwlejiiie called un MJ e Sunday V t uumaid that Allen Das i or f Mi iciiie Buivmun wa m U MI in , aulo ttccidelit m llim A e k A lelX lie wyk umy uit of Mr and Mrs vieit J K 1 were Mr ami Mr 4U1 Ke and Mr and Mr ha 1 it iv, loiv an HnKel ajid iidna Man atiO ,d SioV and lVcrnice Maa aV en Sai Mii ipi ,1 CONCRETE BLOCKS SPECIAL BLOCKS CONCREIE liKICK SAND AND GRAVEL CARL JONES FILL DIRT, BLACK DIRT STONE SLOCKS MAJXEJLOUKR WE DELIVER PHONE DEXTER 3116 7628 TOMA RD RT2 Piackney J ,1 re at 1 v UieU ,p 11 nd faniiv n Mr and Mri v ,,ei ot 1 neasa j i,,r A jiiimbjOnt 1 ir r Ann As nor end at the It ass I will sell at public auction at my residence in the village of rn uory on Saturday, October 11th the f11owin Ascribed property b pinninjr at 10 oVlxk V Head ent V i id Teepie Household Goods , in Vii laby liore Mr spem Chai a Mrs ami , t i spvr lie A i0d hone Mr Sunday a iKvno in ti 1 j joe l au tfe n,r Ann Arbor w sinduy truests at the Krttd Reten u in Mrs Nmmi Mmll atxl Norma f Ann heh, n Welvtcr spent Fri day with Mr Nottie VdUjrhn i Lemuel Man in and wtt of Yi LtvitlW SeatHodwr jilitui bniariii Mrs llouluh Mpitin ,, foiv tnjo Sat whrr Ue Sctial Book Case, Rap Carpet 1buiner Oil Stove 4k Oven j K,ft Ladder 20 gal Crack ha been fe ixcVeck Mower Stands CenUr Table Gn Elec Rqpter and Cnbinot j God La Mower 6 steel Trap Poy Bcion UIKI family and Miv T , Dinimr Room Suite J Kitchn lable, 4 Rockinp Chairs j MOIP TI, Powder Spray Gun idnn KUMV mid Loot, celled t ,,vbW Beds with Dwsaers andPorch Olider Floor Lamps I A number qf SawA, Hammers tne 1am 11 Giocr c 1 ou Commodes Ouna Sets 1 FulPSet of Iiabes I Wrenohe and other articles Rifor Sewinc Machine Clock I flookinr Utensils Several Pictures J numer a to mention ey Fafcricitaq Sheet Metal CoBMiiy a, m o yl t jr aiMj Mr JJ RuR, also Fltor Pads ana llhiko Refrigerator, new Thiw Rvqcs AtAiiter Kent Radio ur Davenport, j CVenoral Electric Radio j 3bucner Perfection Oil Stove CiriTiod 1ruit of All Kinds i 2 oil He ers Electric Fan loo Su Vacuum Sweeper t at et S ieper Step Ladder u r i if u, Mi hrsjtt e IMnkeViccompaiicd imeln Patterson to Grand Tui Sunday and spent the TERMSiCASM IW Co,oU diy with ih iati r dAnghterMnrv Holt , lame Pnon nd wife of Grc iror iod at the Stanley iiniel lokinir Utensils Several Pictures 1 r until Hil WPF LaoaMri Jfeycr of Grace v, tJ DuoTherm WcrMsoir State Bank Noieos 85 Year Ag, The following pere coniirmeo at St Marys church Monday by BE hop UaUagher Emtuett Koche,, Leu Uibney, Merlin McClear, Ed bpeara j PROFESSIONAL CORNER SBrrrcsBtt HEATER WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STANDS, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS G E 8 16 CV, FTDEEPFREEnB k 4,6 SCAN MILK COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT NIGHT PEPOSITORY Wt would like to once more call the attend of our customer, to Mtit v i Service Ior many year this type of aer vue MS aailable only to deposit1 nrs in Unyer cities Now this con venont method of safe guarding 1 the proceeds of business after bank n hours is established in Howell We offer a burglar and fire I proof safe at a nominal charge through, our Night Depository MePnerson State Bank Money to loan at reasonable rate Interest paid on Savings Hooks andj Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up o 6,00000 in urd by our ottmbtn ia nsttret Ppeit Insurance Carjtfm Th LEE LAVEY ttU Stock Leonard uevereaux, Aiunu iweuuedy, Hubert Ledwktge, Leo dark ivoilie Singer, Paul tiadley Euimeu iiatvt James i iicaey, Lurretta 5 Koche, Alury Stackable, Julia Mc cicvii, Fiancis Levfv idge, Cetrude peara, lUaxme South, Marie SUehan The icMuwing preits ag isted Hev Crowe Menace, Calialen, lowdle, rarratl, DePuydt and Doyle Work is being pushed on M4U now Jd3o to get it done before I C4 weather Ahe Vincent Young family have moved into the old Dispatch budd tug Jim Roche won second money at the Fowlerville Fail with Salqna horbes While in Harrietta last week Chaa burry Avho la postmaster there tuineu Uie ouice cer to an acting postmaster Mrs Hurry has been run ning in since her husband bought the drug store here Will Uevereaux, weather bureau man at Cincinnatti has an article in this issue in which he expresses doubht over the ability to, dissapate a LAI OF MICHIGAN y Pcady a film of oil over Probate Coart for tb Count the water Ol LIVINGSTON At a L M Outbid u Tk DATK OF i a I Tb prouftl Court for th County the 1robata Office in the City ot Livingston i,well In wld County on th, At a sion 0f Ui Court, hold J 1st day of October, A D IU7 ftt lhe Pobttte office in ho Cty Preset, HUM Willi U Lyons, of iHowfcU in aaid County, in the Judge ol Probata bih of October, A D 1U47 In the Matter of the Estate of I jveaent ,tton, W4ilia L Li cii, Percy , 1 Swarthout Deceased judge of Probate It is Ordered, That all qff the ln tIu, Matter of the Estate of ireditors of said decreased are e William B Gardner, Deceased iiuind tu present their claims tol t apearing to the Court that the aid Court and to serve a cniPytmu for j,resetation of claims a Pinckaay, MicK CUily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, xcpt Wdndy Mon, Tua,Fri Sat, 700800 RwDR KMtCLUSKEY UNTtST IltH N, MilOM Tiltubmai Offic 8dS IUfi4ao SU vsUa kit Affimnt PRCY ELUS AUCTION Phoa 3FU Piacltoty, Michigan Ckarkt K iMli Attrajat U Fkt Stat f4 WiMi llawll MiifcirMi I Aaa Arbf, Mkfciffji HAROLD a CHUHa HaweU, MKUIMI Local Rr4Mttift oaumat Mil aft MARTIN J LA VAN Phoa 13 BHt JkWVP Phone 136F6 RtpIHI ABM Stau 8717 LakMld Orlt Licenio Rush Lake PHSWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMl Mokm Bejwipimat Ambolaaoci Sarrioa Phoa 39 Piaekaof Mlcatft HERB SNEEu PBOM 183 307 ft, UVMNI mm HowelL MhUjt RMI Ectota Intorartoo, City, Lako aiNl Fwm PiifgHy LUt Your Property Wlta Ma LEE JIVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pboaa B9P3 Pinci,v Michiga FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr TiTTTTTTTT OPTOMETRIST FARM SALES A SPEfMALITY I310 WEST AWD RIVER AVI FARM SALES SPECIALITY HOWELL MICHIGAN , DtUl WTLlt fOR APPAiliTMRNTI PHONE PINOKNEY 78F21 ,r g 818 SEPTIC TANKS A CES FORsALK Upair jHeavy Wo5 aciill, lAmrwa CCD JIorseR 10960 Stinchfleld Rd POOLS CLEANED Plnrkney Mich, Owner F Pearce WRITE ALL1NEL HOTEL FOR SALENew built In bathtub ROpM 70 0 PHONE 4241 and new medicine cabinet ANN ARBOR MICH Mrs Ted Singer, 3015 Monks Road mmmmmmmmmmfmmmwmmtmmmmmmmmmr M 325 cwt Farmers Feed Supply Gn thereof upon the executrix of said fsialH, at said Probate Office on or bpfore the 15th day of December, A D li47 at ten oclock in the forenoon Raid time and place beinpr hpveby apointed fo the exam i,u und adjustment of all and itemands against decreased, Thf CiAirt will aho at that time deUrmine whether and to what cxtent claims and administration ex nos arf payable out ojL commun ity property or out of separate pro perty if deceased It is Further Orderad, That p lbhc notice thereof be given by publica lion of a copy of this older ontv each week for three successive weaka previous to said lay of hearing in the Pinekney Dis ntli, a newspaper printed arid circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true capy Probate gainst said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appoint oU lo reve, examine and adjust HR hALh Second LuttUra of all claims and demands against said ,, AltalJa, I Acres Nick Coluser FOR ALt2i IIP Garden tractor with N inch Plow and Cultivat or complete W E Beach ilennbrrol fann Ad beinf 41aei oy amj before said ornt nJnat It is Ordered That all Hi the cred claim jjy 0f saj decreased are rejuir itum , cU to present their claims to soirt Court at said Probate Office and to serve a copy thereof upon the F0K iSALl, Gladioles spikes , Mitrator otf said estate o o beioie , t jke neW the 16th day of Decernou A R , ,nd Tab,c Tonnis 0utfkj pafr of Win K Uarrott 728 E Siubley si Mnple Skis, Piano, Sectional BookHowell Mich ihon cVi W case etc FOR SALE FURNITURE, 2 Piec Blue Living Room Suite, Metal Glider, Reed Settee and two Chairs, r r m wrrh, Skirt ed Vanity and Stool,Bedroom Chair LI WLi,,iviarbie Aop Table, TKo Diessers Odd Mirror, Lamp, Fireplace Screen, Four Sets of No Housewives SAV E YOUR WASTE FATS t47, at ten oclock in the forenoo said time and place hereby appoint ed for examination and adjustment of ill 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 once each month for 4 months prior said day of hearing ,n th2 Pncknty Dispatch, a newspaper printel and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter, Deputy Reg of Probata IA true copy ICeleatia PaxsfcalL , Register f Probata , tWCTWHEEC TRAILERS PflRi SALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, Well Balanced and g ua ran teed alo CUOxlG wheels, ar ,,r springs and hitches for sale j Open Sundays WILSONS , RENT ATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 917 Gruid River Ave Howell touMi v i i F0R ALE 5 Heating Stoves lORSALfcLNncacrerarnjLo Rev Francis Murphy ciled 4 mi from Gregory onlonn M pett 9vill , miUt Rd W,th seven room hou,n full base Eagt Qf vinck g ment, n,od barn, chicken House, cou ble iiiie all n u,iotf reairs also FOR SALENew right hand built mall orchard in bath tub, medicine cabinet, navPrice ,4KO0 Terms er been used Arthur iiullis Bowdish real estate x Singer 3U16 Monks RdPtnckney i r c rim i1rta FOR RENTSmall year around hou SAll bet room house, n , , , hade, gar, fruit good n n I U 2f, utnam St 80 R Howe11 aftr 6 FOR SALE Heating stove, burns FOR SALE Win Chester 12 bguayt pump gun and Winchester dear FOP J two bath location rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle wood or coil, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson ANKLETS11 pair for 100, regul iio For infants, girls or Overcome Soap Shortage STATE OF MICHICAS Th iruit Court or the County ui Livingston in Chancery JJsfJE E KUSSO, la jitiif Vs CHARLES EUSSO and JfH R NEELY Flit penduK in the Circuit ourt E0 ioi ili ouuty of Livingston vin CnanNrf, at the City of Howell, in suiU cvMnty and state on Sep m ber 23id 1U47 In thia cause it appearing f the sworn bill of compliant on fiie that the plaintiff does not know the present whereabouts of Charles ,, BOX 2029 uu 1,1 KXOXVILLE, LADIES liOSE4 pairs for 100, 3Jc value, choice of semisheer , r ii , , cmiA vLiht rooms with 1 acre on Terntorrayon or luUteuw service weignt j ,,, , lal road, East of Portage Lake Rd 2PV r TSM SOX8 oairs for 1300 ith 60 20 a mo MENS COfiOK fOXf pwis ioi ,00 2 value, medium weight basement fJrnace manure long style or slioijjt elastic topAs bath basement,, lurnace, garae, sorted coiors TOILET SOAP tfUFEBuor t Tliexe is world wide shortage of all Anima Fats and gotooe fifth of what they used in 1841 Vegetable Oils, Jast year Soap Makers only This also affects paints, textile, leather goods, floor coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there wouW have beii uttle aojtp last year, One out of every ir, cakes of aoap made laatn kitchens, o jtont blme your grocer if he has yer was nade from waste fats a ved no soap bat save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to yw i Nee8f tlie8 TstenB mt tMs 9mm 8AAC8AI Clarks ICusso, defendant, and whether hu is a resident of the state of Michigan, or lives outside the State of Mifdugan, in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle Van Winkle, att for Plaintiff it is OR DEREJ that the said Charles Russo caasti his appearence to be entered herein within three months fromf the date of this order and that in case of his appearence he cause hv anawar to plaintiffs bill of comp aim to be filed and a copy thereof fcd rn the attornejTp for plain lilfs within fifteen days after ser vice on aaid defendant Charles RUSM, of a copy of said bill and notice of this order Aud tt in cle favuit theicSof said hill he taken as confessed by said defendant Chs Riwiw And it as further vdeesl that within forty days the alaiatitf Bess ie E Jlmto cause a oapy M this or der to be jwbiuhasl in the Pfadcney Dispatch a i wspai sr printed fub fcabed and circulatkkjr in aaid Caan tyf and that suck pnsrticjwisn be antinnod therein far at knatonoe in ach week for aut nwsaa in auc M r that ate caoee a oonr of IKHUST to be nenimtlb aanud mid defendant Okaties Russo barn,chicken house 850000 Cash faTrSiwATt7Tc Q a An 60 Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basement KSK ziother 0 m000 UVKJ iviKSS POxT Pairs for Aerof, 8 room modem bride, MKN s IiUib bOX5 pairs ior furnace, 18,500 Vi cuh 8, SS 1 Acres, 7 room house 20,000 styjle or short elastic top Asoixea Hosiery are slight imperfects, 4 wng p colors r w basement, electric pump, lil water NO CODS WK PAY rarl Fo,t Jfi SOUTiIKRN SALB ip ,eoned in pVrch furniture indaiTKNNESsiE 1,750 down WANTED Ashes and rubbish to GEORGE I RON haul away Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prisk Ypsilanti, Phone 2S4G Salesman Clyde OWasopittdoy Fred MniRpaush, YpfPh 1275 U R O Cummings,Ypai Ph, Titf M ,31 ant of at leant twenty daya nnfate tuw nreacrinad far iVenn G Circuit CVtit Van MMkle A Van nTWUe the what TSUU lacs nra ant that Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 08, 1947 Description An account of the resource October 08, 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 1947-10-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5f0d75e8e997111e688e65da0b894303.pdf f3940e22da99154a9f65c5e62e337500 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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VOL 64 Pinckney DUpteb i Wedneday Oct IS 1947 4 Michigan School New Governor Kim Sigler possesses an aitanfliBa memory And ao does Dr Eugene B tlUgtt, atate superintendent of public ins The other day we reeeivad a tele9one cail Norm Borgereon one ot ur ilUiott aides, was on the Una, Therei a very vaortant duv nor coming up next Monday night ad you oftgfet to be there, he said The governor, lieutenant governor, inoat of the State official and dept beads are coming j uWhata it all about we asked Education and comaifvtiojL bfcu to make better use of our statej recreational landa hw to increase publics appreciation of Michigan atate parka and recreational facilities why its necessary to practice tali conservation v Thafi plenty, we interrupted Wem be there If there la Anything we try to practice and preach, it is more telligent uae of the states vast hold ing of recreational game and fish land and the need for Detter soil conservation Land is the foundation of our entire ecomy About 125 persons were cued around a long table at a raising hotel Pr Elliott arose, welcomed them, and then proceeded to introd uce each guests He knew them by their first names He injected humor lie said o Tom Wilson, director of civil serviceHere is i man we all love Called by tim name and given an accurate and semiflattercare i SECOND AND THIRD Sandra Amburgey is our librarian in charge of music boWks John Burg has a line coUeeiiojaj of autumn leaves Practically everyone was pleased with thia years pictures Jo eye Ann Fuhrman, Stephen Mrtiftka, Betty Lou Hammer and St cphenUoUerbaeh have been on the absent list We will be busy the rest of the month making preparations for Hall oween THS HEN PHEASANTS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GARDES The 7th anu sth grade lost to Hamburg soft ball here Monday night 5 to 2 They play a gain next week The lineup was Mike Can, c Albert Mwlka, p Leonard Barrett, lbj Bob Clark, 2b Jim AllaraV 8b Jack Jeffreys as Fred Bebman, rf Don Meabon mJlfj Jerry Mrofka, cf School will be closed Thurs, and Friday for Teachers Institute 4ck Young was taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Thurs for em ergency operation Mrs Helen VanBlaircum is supi plying for Mrs Loba Lodell Who isl at the 0 E S convention in Grand Rapids KDG AND FIRST GARDE Loyal Hull will not return to BC ui until after the 1st of the yr He , nut been released from DVA ing reference, each person was m good spirits by the time the next peaker arose to talk Pete He ff master, director of the state conservation dept, knows his conaervation He lives it Me eats it Ha Sleeps it He told abut the states 18 group campu whereby group of five to GO persons may given overnight camping facilities groups up to 250 persons may be accommodated for day use From Jan to June of this year the total of peraona thus servod was b,bjJ J The fojlowinfl were neither absent nor tardy the past 6 wees Kindergarten Dannie Eaughn, Kay Campbell Duane iHaines,s Fred Henes, Dennis Morgan, Paul Russell, Anita Shirey Tommy Singej, Ilusetta Wakefield Joe Moroki Mike Zdauowski, First Edward Bentiett, Karen Uek Jeanette Clark, Dennis Clark, Deli Venia Hobben, Dick Kennedy, Gur ton LaUelle, Barbara Massey, Shai Gridiron Dop 1 laoaney beat ttanchaer rnday niht 2u to 1 The does not tell the story f ihe as Vhe two teamU were about in strength Manchester waa Na4V here scoro game even pen Current Coauueut President Trumans first meaUatg day last Tuesday and egglesa ana Chickoutas day Thursday pasted There was not loo percent coaformity to the meatless day as the ann anizad om ca I7 rl Ojuncement was too close to Tuefcto i 1i JJW tela and restaurant OE,S,ElectIsn At the regular meeting of Piiaik 45 OKS the foJelected for tiie ney Chapter iny officers were ensuing year Worthy Matron,Winifred Aberdeen, Worthy Cation FrankAberdejuP Matron , NuvKeusuii, Patron ,ihn rarvrr jr Secretary Virginiai Carve treasurer Woe, iSSOC Pie Chaplain ivfarhull ,f tHIKD AND rOUKTH GRADE , on Monkress, Donald Singer, ijyron the aummer season added 6,446 andWrigft Jennine Wetherble, Lonuie the calendar years tqtal will bej Wolton, ahirley Wakefield, Wiliium, ,bereen HOOOand 16,000 I Brings, Beverley Canubeil, Shirley 1,IJit Whara are these camps Pete jdiAl, a Adah nt go into deUil and so we is Wc have 2 daya vacation tliis thiMJ,c,uU quired later Three are in water rej week Gmi and il0pe the nice weal Lsther eraailoaal area two in the Yankee ther COIltinuea Bpringa area One each at the foil owing Ludington, Muskegon, Sleep er, Hayes, Island Lake, and Van Tlie 3rd and 4th grade boys and Buren atAte parks, One at Allegan 8 are making Halldlween pictures Lake Ocqueoi lake in Presque Isle to decorate their roqm There are county Ortonville and Highland re, jackolanterns, Jalack cats, wwU, creational areas, And two in the ghosts poiaUn spiders and owl all aUpper Peninsula, round The final speaker was Gov Kim a nicpn They were rea lookiiig gigler Recuperating from an ill, 1atty Thayer drew a great big Bee, ha told about a book he had Dolores Boleros drew a witch and juet rfead It title wa4 The Mis jackoLantern and an old wjuh u unaWratod Patriot Michigans put on our windows Mrs Swartho,ut drew some oween pictures on our black boatd iaiiiji yanistr for us We have enjoyed luuking a them and tring to draw some like 10 a P m BJU iBitHay SHJAV vonductresa Anna livum JNttiWoii BV olr flmm iiie ioiiowmg appointments wcrej Dnf fi li announced J Masses at Lucille Beck a m Hretta Brash un Oct v, Iain Sun for Yonno5 ,ino,i with injuries from the loyae Camaiell Ladiea k ,i 1VJ xoonfi or another Some of these penalties cam when they were in scoring pos ition and stopped them twice when they were apparently goalward bound Pinckney kicked off to Manchester and they immediately made 4, first dJna on line plays and reach sc ed the Piutkney 20 where Pinckney took the ball on downs Then Pin fckneyjmade a couple first downs but was foiled toj kick, In the second quarter Kryzajuick went over lor a touchdown for Manchester c,n a line play but the kick for extra point failtd Then Pinckney got gVing afid with Amburgcy running min aifti Meyer hitting the line reeled off 9 number of first downs and Ambur gey scored Meyer kicked goal Score at half Pinckney 7, Manches ter ti Manchester resumed pounding the Pinckney line the last quarter hut most of their gains were nullified by per allies Once they reached the Pinckney 20 yard line only to draw uo ydshi penalties almost in a row Pinckney completed a couple of pu4sts and Meyer went over for the second touchdown and failed to knit tfbal Ilussell Clark made the last touch down for Pinckney on a forward past and Meyer passed to Hurtbiuse for the extra pont Manchester in he final minutes again unleased a iei of line pjayx and short paasej and in spite of con tinual penalties Cannon went ver for another touchdown They fail ed to kick goal The game was very hard fought and rough ut times Two Manches ter players were hurt, te change their menues HoJwevar, it seems there will be almost univer sal compliance with it 1000 rest auLunts, iHi in Detroit has agreed to comply with it and also the hotel assn Many families wereby force of rircumstances obliged to ob ivc meatless day, Tuesday ia Ha appropriate Im them as any The same applies to chickenless daya aa tew have this food over once a wk flu dept fttates that eaih abstainer from meat oyi i uesduy saves 56 fba of grain It taks 14 lbs, of grain to prodiie 1 lb of meat and the average person eats about half,a lb, per meal There is a probability that the distillers will be askd to shut down for 60 days to conserve grain This will work no hardship on the drink era as there is nov 5 years supply of liquor on hand This program is not without opposition as the pack e and distillers are against it We he,ltd ou tiker on the radio blast it the other night He si the cold stun re tilled to o erf lowing with meat, chicken and egK and there is no room for any mom Cut tin, meat imim plton will more rat lie being killed age and so increase the sumption He 1 point in hi tal why the old one quite 800 a, m and 11 i ,mdv ,inkney suffered no seriou injuries but had two Religioua instruction for ch playeis side UrighAlaiilia Liecta Waider Sentiiifl JJagbeaicr Cohn Uearers KAlbarta Diakel nRioua instruction for childre rUerie Thompson each Mon at 4 p m by Siaters orf J Mildred Miller, My y v Ruth Curlett The month of Oct in dudicnni Carmen Porter ot Holy Rosary under the Leota Reason Vage of our Lady of the Otto Puulboni OSMy ilorence Wagner Among he intentions Lieanor Jiaughn1, ate Margaret M tongMJiie a vwiok paejuously patHoly are Tues, Mon late firat governor, Stevens T Mason The governor recited xrom emoiy incident anThdatc about Mii u Assisting Marshall Uonn i here will be a public inalal,loii on Sat Oct 2othrf at 8 P M ihe InslaiUng OUiieiS ar In stuiiijig Cliicer, Florence iiaughn, urjicd by Dorothy Wilson li tjng Chaplain, Mabk Schaler, HaH1 in alfmv Aiarsiiail, Aita Jleer,in ior jiaugnn, Kutvi ALMVII J Ucs lit Aria Phillips1 Kw llatow,ki Wed, late Margar ionnie liemy Keavy Thur, fouthe livinllif inO ill i I, lie i,n,, C , ri, Iat James Spairow tention of liing and IJutler lii,VS jMpiestcd rfit hpartcd Sat,iniate Willian ir ick and It Claik L L Heath R T Schneider H G KJmer C VanlHafrcum L Jeffreys L T JIurtibuse L K Darrow Q D Amburgey R H Meyer L H Jlurrougha F B Touchdowns Amburgey, lark Kruzamick, Cannon Hough Clark Curt in Tirb Dayw Kuhi Trolz Treat G eh ringer Kryzzamick Cannon Meyer Kxtra prevent for storgruin conoiit one important 1M0 failed toi state toiao houses are glu tted with meat which is not moving Iho reason it that it in priced so high no cme can buy it There is no reason for the high meat prices and whn the feeders are compelled to, their beef on the market for of trnnn nt prices will do a Vv , They seem to be shOW hue ef that at the pret i m e put lal no nir so 1 fferr Ahred AharJ Faator early hiatory And when we wonder ad haw far off the beam he r idthem gone, ha wound it up neatly and effectively The 8jfeler nrfnd is amazing in its ability Co remember names, dates and nfidrmatioiL It haa create a dii an Cor WXD, beeauae he is under fwietant praaeure to speak He likes paepie, he Bub to apeak, and theJoyce Fohrman are out aepiilt is neether good foa his hea1 because of illness lth nor for tiba accumulation of pro j m, at the executive office in CONSERVATION NOTES Roberta Ackley has all As on her ireport card j Udo Duhaime will have his ninth j birthday Saturday The Amburgey Twins, Sandra and Roma were nine years old last Sun All 0 L S new officers will please meet Jor practice Tues Oct Jl at 730 P M The LaaUea Aid and Young Ladlai Auxiliary a the Com, Cong on mod appreciation to every one toac by an ear tag, the oldest coon 0 kinaly contributed or helped in record jaay way feoj make our football chick Regional headquarters for the con aa dinner a success seivatioa depts state park and reJilSbe rtuiathea Cla have named creational centers has b 1 trar te folloaing ffkera for the com, ferred from Lansing to Brighton, In lag year Prep, Millie ElliottVice 35 southern Mich, counties th Fra Ma4a Henry Secy Rose lien are 24 parka and recreational ar 4ee Treaa Lillian Hasencahi Chap with a staff op 16 men lain Earn AJUHL A last appeal is made to all per Tfce latdian Aid have named theons who caught tagged fish 3fallowing officers for the comingjn the tag to the dept Prea lam Buzzard Vice fVes There were mere perch caught i Sac4 Floaaie Fiahl Michigan in 1946 than bluegii WAR DEAD KEBURIED The gc ernment bs having 100Oou Lnaed States flags nadn hy jii wvjuen in Pinladelphia to drap the Sheila BoUen, David Burns ani CaKets of the waj dead to be broOf school ught back to America The flag are fji inerceiized cotton t ft 5 inlong and 0 ft wide In all 24000 flags will berequired of which 7J,oou are now available The cakeU to be ustl aru seam les 10 guage steel hermatically seal ed, lacquered gloss enamel in ant ique bronze They are enclosed in a tupping case of 38 inch plywood 00,000 of these caskets have been ordered cri Uie Continental Indus, of Chicago and is the largest Coots if they are akinnoci, the fat removed and then soaked in a solution of salt or buttermilk are a good eating as ducks A coon live trapped by c cejt to express thanxs this fall is proved t be 8 years old Oraniet ni choir Director MVK Merwin Campbell S 8 Mr Xaraiafl Vedder SuiWay Morning Worship lOiJJO World Communion Sunday Reception of members Sunday School 1130 Trie right way to begin in the right way is right away points Meyer, Manchesterdii tiiilutionfc Otterhien Manchester Buss, Fethor, Kiminer, Concrr Itefcree Sheathan, Hurtibune Penalties yds, Pinckney Ig Pinckney O Clark Davidson, Downing Lajsng Fmpire, Itancour, Howell Headlines man, Dinkel Note of the Giane We wonder if the handwriting is not alrerly on th1 will fqr any who care to see it Hack in Herb Hoovers LUM f a rhickrn in g put and 2 cars in eeiy garage cifsts went up undup outil r toek market crash ed in IlO During this tinie the ot of hiiiw spiralled o d also farm lands Utf hank and an ass oeiatiriis lent money liber ly on these inflated Uie and uiirn the crash runic they were left holding he bag For instance a farm on nich they had a mortgage of 20, D11 and forcloseil only brcight 10 001 at sheriffs sale rnua homes as low as 200 under th forclos ure hammer etc The result was that many banks closed never to reopen and as the depression continued every bank in nation cloed in 1933 Come to the service, with others Sunday we vas church, participata in share iti, inspiraion zen assets plan in which they had a term of years to pay back their depositors We wonder if the same con ditions are not again approaching Inflation has hit property especially homes with a vengeance A home here which sold for 2rioabout 6 years aRTq recently sold for 7000 wiJi little or no changes, j he same all over the country Moat of tart our annual canAt, lata leather Passer not half that which saw the Brighton game a week before Manches ter ia too far away Brighton brou ght 600 people with them Mamh ter about 60 The Pinckney line although it improved greatly over the week be l stUl showed weakness Manchou Mornf Worship , Is90 1made too many first downs in mid Sunday fshool 14001 tield They made 15 first downs to Siuperintadent Wbii httMg, linekneys 11 The Pinckney line our HaetiFg 71 usually held on their own 10 yard Rev E L Kilbourfce, Srdgenerat fe whcn backTeli kion missionary U China, wiU ,1 uf 4 , jthe morning mCssage of the wor1 rhc Manchester touchdowii lahlu service,, Sunday Oct 19 lev wai5 Xmas present Pinckney tned and Mrs KUbcatrne are to aailfor10 piiSS iT own sn ard China the first of the year The attendance eTidently depends on whom you play The crowd wasl s true L 1 theso were sold 911 credit t persons vho were forced to pay thee prices er of its kind ever placed with a le company ,, ine bodies of U S slidiiis bur ad oversea will be brought back dif iejent ections of Europe and the Aoti Pavnc at diiferent times, iioath were 10 aarive last week from ST Udsium w J EDWARD SHANNON The body of Edward Shannon, 70 Nile h1 n Potter Aita There are too many bear m at J Secy for j eastern part of the upper peninsula f, 73 foi digging t Campbeil whovsi gte brJsSmi wrm eral was Thurs The oceiied blew he top of his pper penmsum tc Karl Berquist fcfcuHedm Ger LrTTvu u lah the Aid aad Phiieatha Ciai ad aa the frost lulled the fcerj I ,a u u knUmneitormnLr dej,t Gad of Wlth a ne a nuisance I lhat forms would be sent here to r i th t fil will meet crop they have become Witk Mr E K Blliott, Wed P M Th Jtfifaouri Conservation Coirf fili out bul sbe j nol nceiyGA its a tfstiaaajr party j U rihJilAll lanita on undersb theai yct Scrgt Boui WUii ihol ewiah cowi over Germany Seventeen oanservation camps have br used by 1477 people this yr MARRIED SUNOAY conducteTthe investigation OTHER FOOTfiBALLSC01S j It looks now as if the winner of the, BrightonDexter game at Dex ter this Friday night would be the in order to get a place to live The total mortage on 2,0oo,omj homes in the nation approximate eight bill ion dollars Now the buyers of these hones do not have fixed income Th are working men dependent actory jobs Many of them are C Ps and the veterans compensation money will soon end Already evictions from homes in Detroit are said to be averaging one for every tvcx minutes We remember back in 193U papers published 4 and 5 pairas of mortgage forclosuresThe upshot of it was the famous 1 auct fyis where friends of a forclosed man went to chattel mortgage sales nd bought his stock tools back for him under an agreement not to bid over 1 for any article soddThe mortgage holder yelled communism end Anarchy a 1 a number of 1 bidders were arrested but no Jvictions ever resulted 1 Atofl1113 ver caa tcomodate 0 swduv afternoon at 400 the fooiiall thampions o the Land 1 UWI1 abaut 250 persons J J JT Is Jthe daytime xri7tLloe VcGr liras League Neither team haa va full il 4140 W L , S an of PawPak, Mich, and Mr Royj lot a game in 2 yieirs and Dexter mm Xm fn After a for months decline gro Moore f , ilich w 1 m we Hne mpd 9mr , enmiaed the Cmftl pje, nudseaoji level average now 1 M u Jtase tssapurtaoji 4 jdl riZ waeM at 14 wsar cford at Auction there Oct 201 4t the ostt iA avas purchased for a re rus, Lb U AUard officiating Mrs neice of Mrs Allard Moore 1 reatifnal proiect which has been Daatjjtffii A t All sriahing to oontribute to the w4fuod dor tsOhfleea fiatiejseen in v MOriCE answer to various inquiries I to state that I abafT carry on iivifi lijeral Erector moj ucian which I have shared with my father, the late P JC Swarthout vJT vi iW , w sa Has ais jeraMii ace in the Paackney torn, 4m p it s javw md wilt extend my sty of aonice iar whdh he is 5 his nigh been scored on They easily, defeated South Lyon Friday 25 to 0 and Brighton beat the Little Pioneers of Ann Arbor 20 to 4 ffex j ter and Brighton last yearplayed a scoreless tie same Other scores were Holt 2, Stock bridge 0 tUowell IS, Eaton Raaids 2 WiUiamston 1, Fowlerrifle O Lansing Sexton 26, Ann Arbor lZit Flat Rock 12, homulus 6 Usujsatv lino instead of kicking MaochesJ ter intercepted and converted it in to a touchdown in 3 plays Leo Rancour of Howell, county soft ball league umpire, was one of the officials, it was his first appearance in Pinckney Tyler Brogan and Kenneth Bucknell of iHowell are also registered officials Pinckney plays Stockbridge here Friday night and should not have too much trouble without they go completly haywire StockbridgFInu bst their 2hi lb star UMUtora And has been walloped m uA gams played so far DansvUle took them Ui to C Fovrlervule 1 to n, fUie 21 to and Holt 26 to 0 Pinckney has an unusual number flayed Miasjasippi University ad of men out with injuries this year, didat ae their star negro, piayer ia Joe Bums has an injured should tbe game Aadtbis action wm kf Hon Clark, a broker thumb Bill a state institotioa aapparted wjf Enoaist broke his cellar bone Boras tl tax papecs of Michigan The Delaware Educational Aan has voted to admit negro school tea chers to membership Heretofore thiy have been barred There 350 colored school teachers in slate Delaware We see Mich State College bowed to race discrimination last week the qualify 12, Saline 0 Milan 47 4en A MrMiir and EskQuiat are oat for the but Clarx wttl be back, iecry Clark j Tere M hart his knee and esuy played aif imissir tt tajLttesa Merlin Laeey ssaat dear hoatsag to v h botp and arrow and IHek Young broadcast tbe came ibwa fnairaf fld kick on the tio which is oc liiikanlsj iUassail TatasW Uf Wf w IF wti ,svTjfcv PincEney Dupach Wednecb t IS 1947 fannikitfhenalone, 37 tons of water are uej eac ear Aniaverage cow drinks over 15 tons ayear ,and there are dozens of other uses for waver Let electricity take this harden off your sbouidersleave more ijme for more important I work Electricity will pump and carry your water cheaper than doing it any other way No othc system will give you f 3 much satisfaction 7 AVON THEATER Stockhrfclfc, Miek Fri bat CkV 1718 Doublo Feature LAST FRONTOIR UP RISING In CmepWor A Good Western with MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH Flu SYLVAN THEATER GHtUJEA, MICH Fri, St, Oct 17, 18 MICHIGAN KID Starring A JON HALL VICTOR McLAGLEN, RITA JOHNSON, ANDY DEVINE Cartoon Latest New 4 STRANGE JOURNEY T A trip to a desert island with plenty Mn, Tuei ct 1920 21 of ACTION twith PAUL KELLY, OSA MASSEN rYo Wh i dniy co fr vrter, t ts ijg mat 11, More ProhlabU Hog Pknty of water at , dlng Jrougii man bigger, nohitr heat faremed Cgg Prothctha Hsn naad pltnly to drink Afttr all, twothird of an cg i walw KM em fr cd wifh i s i of T WiJhjL if, , , 4CII ir WiJhLf ftead jcpiUty Vs hfecri r t Vr yjr , rk frt , tiyj La twnUhlkt, J oiitbr work ,1 C73I Fxfo Ccp fofiranc Dugh can ruin valtabl vigi tablet and flowre Wafer guards your garden Complete , systems an trie pumps capacities, medium, de wells, are av mediate instal Edison Farm to help you p and estimate t water your fa Theres no obli ,cd youll find helpful rl Sun Tue Oct 1021 MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE THE HOME STRETCH3 n Technicolor dH A Drama with CORNEL WILDE MAUREER STSiSft BOB HOPE at hi HARA GLENN LANGAN cR0THY LAMOUR, B1NG HELEN WALKER CROSBY, ALLEN LADD help out Suday Shows 3 v 7 9 with the Mystery plus Cad Cad Carbon dieVRacf Horses Are Born Nefws f1 ShTw61PMarfiio The Mighty McGurk Neighboring Au Hi I 111 i i un l iii ii i t i t I I ill 1 IllliH l I I IJ1 i J i i ii, A 1 I l I , i IUJI ill i J 1I IMI ii Kllif I i ii In , i , i i i IK i i i i i i i i 11 i ,i 11 i r IM n I i or i n i oi ji, J I In mat li i a IIO i IIII i, ,ii c riii c t I 1 I I 1 I III i ii i I ifii , , I yr, iHT , i ll llt jii j, v c , t it I 1Hi i N, iii njf aki, to Jv pan , A Mil I II liii 1 X illi I T alm , ,,,11,1 sfti lx1 n named chairman of the Masrfn i iJV kiwis has horn nam I Rd Extension Group, Howell , l ii, StolbiiLc jarejiMVa, Frfnk Sger, tortne f mVouj , A n, Arus editor has brought a home 11 p ivns kiilod in in hring, Fla where he is editor ir en Mich, fanis la voir of PaPer lil, recwd, foi Michigan ajf F,0m llcAv on a niarriajre liconse ,1 t, biokoji this year Tho nul1 and V01 30 af101 1 in, ii Jr i i lie fiji w months of iJf uoi I t , rlf liy rtdiMi thos h ini,r jfiiod in l4r rMt ri Jfhn Harrmnn v , Mclhii un hospital lat k k IH lay f llowinj an auto at Josephine Hanson of ,HoMoll have j 2i, Howell Theron Warres, 32, Un 1 nt at US 1 an 1 Owost IMI , returned from a 2 weeeks trip thr gjiion, Janet Neushaler, 8, WJiiL ouih Canada aitd Netw England utcory celebrated their 4UUi wiuuig annivciuiy unluy lie is bus m ,s aycJiL iiM carpenters local No uU lour women in Ann Arbor were convicted ui Judge Iaynes court ox iletratifling1 the Mich Unenipiojy meat Com ihey jaid linen ranging First National Bank IN HOWELL Under Feoarwi Supenritloa Mender Federal Deposit lu urance Corporation All D posits Insured up to 5,K0 fo ach 0poa4lff TO PEOPLE WHO DONT LIKE TO BUDGET Keep track rtf where money oetf this easy way lOpen a Checking Account 2 Deposit All Youi Earning 3Pay Your Bills by Chock Your Checkbook Stubs Will Tcli Your Where Your Money Cone WE HAVE AMPLE FUND AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS HEAL EHTXTE MORTOAGEi OR PERSOL AT R3ASO ABLE RATES Wed, Thur Oct 22 23 i CRY VULF Starring ERROL FLYNN, BARBARA STAN WYCK RICHARD BASEHART, And JEROME COWAN Cartion Sportreel Sun Shows 715 905 i CominKTrail ty SanAntonia SmashUp Ivy HOWELL Theater HOWFJLL, MICH iroin 1M0 to 0 and costs Mrs Leslie Merritt, wife of the Li v Cvf Press editor is a patient at St Joe Hospital Ann Arbor The Miss Josephine Finlan and snyder, 20, iJontiae, Edna Snyder Tues, Wed, Thllr, Oct 14,15,1 DENNIS MORGANJANE WYMA9I CHEYENNE witn JANIS PAGE, BRUCE BENNETT CoiiipJy News FTiToVSit Oct lV18 THE ADVENTURES OF DON COYOTE FRANCIS RAFFERTY, RICHARD MARTIN Also BLONDIES HOLIDAY Cartoon Sun Mon Oct 1918 Mat Suli, 2 p CunlinOout In Technicolor I WONDER WHfrS KISS ALBERT DOE I IMQ UCD NOW Albert Doe died at his homo m j in n tXjr Port Huroi SaturdaySurviving aiv , jiiNr HAVER, MARK STFVNS his wife, the mer Kate Markey MARTHA STEWART REGINALD J of iinckiey, a , Morml and a GARDNER 1 , iuneral am roincd s MARR1A iE LICENSE daughter, Alice, i ihViu Mitchell, li, righton, j burial v,ere in Fori uron Monday Shirley lurd, 18, Brighton Gerald The James Shirty, Jay Shiry and famii Tus Wed Oct 2122 RONALD COLMAN ir ,r i o i i n K i w i 11 i 11 Si ill ilk, iiili, hi jiS b1 uhi H, i i ui i in in i,i c TTi Slichan Day Cleaner J i ouih Canada airi Netv, England j more Lake Shirley Sober 30, Fow llcnrv Shirey Marvin Shirev famil I llovll liM been rold to, Hartland hijrh school beat the Jt,rviuc ilfeifen McMmtkon Mt A iiodtl tho fmrral nf Wm Shi , sDon ItuWils ciifJ Ifj Ib ILnvtllr nrvrr 1at week 2o to 0 cli liobciti Sigowney 21 iloweUf cy iriTTgmmcrUho luHowa rrr,n rxtor i Goss, their 200 lb back warHhe star Vvi lielz of Lowell ha1 Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson of THE LATP rroRGE APLEY ion jr Latest News BEEF SALE Tendet, Jsiicy Steak and RMtt 5ir1oita Steak Routxd Porterhouse Steak Rolled Roast Pot Roast Beef c,fc 53 Short amcrick Sunday in Royal Oak SPECIAL TAX NOTICE The time in which you have to Mi P T Rud and Mrs Myrtle ,v lxes ha been extended SO tvs of Kalamazoo called on Mr ,1 Mrs C E Burher Friday fei ijl lieveily Benedict, IS, Saginaw Koy a brother rf Jas Shirey si Miiielson, 23, Brighton, Dorothy Gibon 22, Brighton Mr and Mrs C K Uucker wrc J ow tears Ago lin pr ttUs,JMv Mrrh,u 1 i he barn on the Orla Jacobs farm burned do,wn Monday , Walter Clarks car was wrecked Saturday night near the Wm Smith j laini on M36 east when he hit a j Uok of, wood and he was badly nun Alis Elizabeth Kelly, widow of f j J ei Kelly, died at the Robert jj i liojme Oct 10 The funeral w, lioni St Marys chuch liiurs yjn uct 14 Mrs C E i nes will celebrate her 94tji birtiid at the Jiiomc ol her grandson, Frank liine Born to Bruce VanBlaircum and vsife Oct 11 a daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Hacker have moved ta the Mich State San farm John Fitzsimmon and family jiuve moved to Howell They nave ifnted their home to Norman Read Thej University of Detroit will put on a minstrel show at Hamburg Oct 21 da Nov 15 1 the deadline, jlolen Reynolds, Village Trcns, Ground Beef SALE lrBAE1ING LAMB Lege Chops, Roastfi Vlveeca Cbeese iiiraci e Whip IVORY FLAKES ioteor471 ear Ago A fire escape is being placed on the Mann block today The Maaeoic temple is ci the 3rd floor A nonce is in this hjue asking I persons to stop slhving across the , school yd which has just been grad i ed Mrs Geofge Tremaine, wife of a former uui ank eiit here died i4 Detroit last week luxnat 4iUT is iKr a street car conductor In Detoait 4kB Uie 14th line Will Dcveaswufr 4iic is now Havanoa, Culm ibere IB to M s denocrat rally at the opera bouse QdL 26 Speakers Kionard Koch aod westlt Bray,, 1 candidate ior oangrasa 1 On Tueday nat Wem Maybury i saa of Detroit and Ceaaocrat can i ,4idate for owenMr Jfroke froen the1 train bene to 800 peofjse The same nibt fa San nith and James ireeoe addressed a Eepfsbhcan meetarf at the New Crane fixtures are nv 11 proiJuctioa and thev are caching the market in increasing cuntits There is a size and type of fixture to suit every tartc as v a s cry budget Youll like ie fresh, modorn styli of these y punbiag fi,tirc3, their rrrvy improvcicrits And ytl,jl be pleased at 2 m prices of this irvtochemirta cruipment Cc re in crd see usplace your crJer tcy Sfor nr3lest f Elation CAU US TCCAV Cur fcyarisscsit 1W Cvuraalos oioiisacw MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Vumber Piuckney 186F6 rHicb8717 LakesidcDr Riui, Lake OPteet EVENJNCS SfT 1 iirut wltty t Tuesday ftR,111 ydtaa ot si 5 J P THE PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Oct 15 1947 Tiai Veterans Memorial Lighted Athletle Field Pinckney, Michigan 800 P M FRIDAY MGHTOCT Pinckney Stockbridge THIS ADV IS SPONSORED BY Cfear F Hewlett Stanley Dinfcel DrJUjr Cuffjr v gfclreir Son Geo Meaben Son Bakes Ice Cream Bar Lave Hardware Gterge Fraxier , The Ptackn Marvin Shire Thot Read Sane The Swarthent Funeral Heme irii M8v 0HAte KW , o,v , wmmw3wk ltm, j Mht ft i Current Comment Certain interests are still talking repeal of sales tax diversion The Ami Arbor Mews carried a repeal editorial on the subject last weekA the recent meeting of state township supervisors ass n of Michigan thjse KLiitleiuen went on record as sating unir opinion there wasnt fcio ckuince in 80 of the sales tax diversion amendment being repeal ed Most ol the funds obtained from it liy the cities and school are earnarked and put to use There is alsi, other ample evidence that the diversion amendmentn is water over the dam We see by the Detroit papers that Detective 1A Charles Meehan is re turiag from the Detroit police dept aftor 25 years and will live in Fla Lt Meehan with Ins Jack Harvill was in Iinckney many times during the Uluck Legion investigation Idunng wliich a negro, Silas Cole niuji wao murdered by the Legion and dumped in Honey Creek at Niihs itridge Irvin Kennedy the late P H Swarthout Friday Haines Kdard Spears, Sr his daughter, Joun and ye editojr were all witness es in the mack Legion trial in DetI roil and were used very nicely by Mesrs Meehan and fHarvill It seems to us that the relations betMen this country and Russia are bein budly bungled The daily press continually blast Russia and all their projeets and the Russian press counter blasts back We send money and munitions to the conquored of EuiLe in order to turn them againsi Russia ad she moves in on other countriecs in order to make tiKii LVnmunistic The effort to rush food to Europe is another step as nothing makes Communists as fa si as starvation Instead of all this name calling why do not the he ids of the principal countries nict and thresh matters out as Chu rcliill, Stalin and Rocrfievelt did at Casnldancti, Yalta and other places The present U N meetings air composed of sot many nations they arc unuvieldy and so far useless Tlo village of Fairview, Mich whicli leased their cemetery for oil alter a lcnghty debate have struck it rich and just received 51,550 in royalties Three oil wells are now producing oil Dishonorably disharged war vet reans are not elgible to share in ur employment conpensatifln, state bor uses, G I education or any othei benefits allowed war veterans Ah these benefits rerd that they are fo honorably dichaiged war eteran Thio are 1404 dishonorably dischar ged war veterans of World War II n Michijtin or about 4 percent Here ana There Miss II race Ivioblo of Detroit m visiting at the Liiilorti V anorn home oale Hendee spent the weex enu in Detroit Vith Robert Horme Martin flitter and lanuly spent j Sunday rtt vne V J Nash nome Louis Loyle and wile spetu Sun at me Alex Coyuj home in Whitmoie Lake Arthur kikiiningsj ill and John Carpenter went bo, aid arrow hunt in over the week c jiioughton bike Ais Minnie IVk ay C ,, who has been visiin uic ioff SJ lers returned home a MrsMary Singer WUJ taken to St joe hospital ,Ann Arbor Wednesday for treatment Mr and Mrs Fred Read with the Joe Shosers of Ann Arbor are tour ing in the Black Hills S D Mr and Mrs R E Bropkx of Flin were Sunday guests of the Hoi Sisters Ross Lamb of Lansing spent thi week end with Don Griffith Lee Lavey has sold his truck U Eli Aroji and purchased a Dodge truck Mr and Mj Karl McCulDy and son who have been spending the summer at the Homer Abney farm left for the southland Fri with their house trailer Mrand MrsOtto Poulsofc are mak ing extensive repairs on Fick property they purchased Norman Miller, Clare Miller Mor lin Lavey and Earl Baughn went bov and arrow hunting over the wk end at Douglas Lake Steve Aschenbrenner and family have moved in the Frost house on I Putnam St Sunday guests at the Curlett home were Mr and Mrs iHenry Hau k and Mr and Mrs Jakk Follick of Detroit Mrs Hauck remained for a visit Mr and Mrs Ross Read were in Detroit Monday Robert Read and family attended dinner at Gregory honoring Arth ur Bullis on his birthday The following frci here expect to attend the Grand Chapter OK S at Grand Rapids this week Tues, to Thurs Mrs Lola Lcbdell, Frank Aberdeen and wife, Clifford Miller and wife, Albert Dinkel and wife, Mrs Harold Porter, Mrs Alta Mey r, Mrs Anna Reason Mrs IUa Rea son, Mrs Gojdie Bowman, Mrs Ash r Wylie, Mrs Mae Daller, Mrs ouis Wagoner, Miss Alberta Dink 1 Mrs Joe Griffith, Mrs Paul Cur ett Mrs Britta Brash and possibly other THE PINCKNEY MSPATCH Wednesday Oct 15 HERE ISA 4UNIT Ditfft fREKJHT LOCOMOTIVE NOW OPERATED BY 2 MEN 1 ENGINEER AND 1 FIREMAN JUEDL r 2 B3AKSMEN AND 1 CONDUCTOR COMPLETE THE CREW OF THIS TRAIN SWSttS u THE UNION LEADERS WANT 15 EXTRA SITTERS ON THIS TRAIN 3 ENGINEERS, 3 FIREMEN, 6 BRAKEMEN AND CONDUCTORS TO GO ALONG FOR THE RIDE AT FULL PAY 1 your interest to bow afcoirtthfe proposed t fertilebeddiiKf I i A suit for 1,000 was started in iTiliil Mint in Detroit lust week by Mi infl IVifi Wilby Harmon of Sou h Lyon An explosion in the Victory Vifw Trailer amp at South Ly n, a feaeral project, killed their Jo i old Mn,Leruy,and crippled Mrs ealth NEWS STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County Of Livingston in Chancery Order Of Publication Luniard Lightle, his wife Russell Lightle and Marie Plain, s V3L R Lumbard and his unknown heirs, legatees and assign , Defendants Suit pending in said Court on the 29 day of September 1047 It appearing froi the sworn hill j nicdmplaiunt fiiled,jn this cauf For sheer featherbedding, thia riiock work proposal takes the cak But it is only one of 44 rules domands filed by the leaders of the operating unions If tul these demands wer granted, they would cost the railroads au added BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR Increased Wages, Too On top of these rules changes, the leaders of the operating unions have filed an additional demand for a wage increase of over 30 per cent If granted, this would be an added cost to the railroads of 400,000,000 a year 468,000,000 To NonOperating Employes In addition to this, an Arbitration Board has just granted a wage increase of 15H cents an hour tc the million employes represented by the 17 nonoperating unions This will cost ih railroads i 0,00 a year Where Will The Money Come From Where will all the money come from to pay these increases They total several times as much as the railroads made in 1916 or will make in 1947 j In July, the railroads filed an appli cation for increased freight rates to close the gap which then existed between wage and material costs, and railroad revenues Since then it has been necessary, because of furtherincreases in wages and material costs, to supplement that petition and to ask for an additional freight rate increase No other course it open, Railroads Do Not Run Fo Employes Alone Railroads are operated for the befit of not one, but several grouptihip pers, pass, rs, employes, stock holders, and the general public The interest of all must be servedand that cannot be done unless the rail roads can operate efficiently and economically, and unless they are allowed to earn sufficient revenue to provide the kind of transportation service this country MUST HAVB r W ILROADS ggi4NWpMt IttUJM 211 113 LIHKIITY b FET NEW YORK, NEW YORK Wo arc publishing this and other ndvertisemonts to talk wijti you at liit hand about matters which are important to everybody enaaiuj aALLCJXQ t been Hnifh News la prfrntfd by your Indrir of Midiino Micliibni siiic McclUtSociety Surgery Advances Advances in modem surfrery within tin last Go years arc making it positlt for the surgeon to operate on virtually every part of tho body with safety find five restoring normal life and hcilth to countless people foinierly condemnoil to denth or to a life of Dormauent disability P An example of the recent de velopments in medical surgery is fiiind in the present method used in hndline nn emergency operation A person i no longer put on the operaflnir talile until fluid ha hten given him ii he is dry, nom iihment if he is starved, blood i he is anemic, or gcrmfightim medicines, such as penicillin ii there is infection All of these ca be injected into the veins if the stomach is nit in condition to accept food Before the surgeon will operate, careful survey must show that the patient is in the best possible condition, considering the urgency of the operation Some of the recent discoveries of urgicnl science arc truly amazinu For instance, tracts in the brain can be cut to improve the condi tion Q persons previously confined to insane asylums Defects in the fckull resulting from accidents can be filktl in completely and permanently with a metal or plastic sub stance A new drtg thtourneil, has made operations for goiter much safer and resulted in less Great tritles have been made in msthodf of administering anesthe tics for each particular operation Modem techniques such as exami nation by xray nd visualization through tubes inserted into varfaustfrgans have aided many opcrrecent advances in surgical hav dimiaishrd the dang sorjrery even thjgb the cope eaT operations hat the plaintiff have not been be after diligent search and inqui ry to ascertain whether the defend ants are living or dead or where they reside, ii living, or whether hey or any of them have personal representatives living, or where they j or any of them reside, or whether, the title, interest, claim, lien or pc isible right of said defendants in and I to the land and premises hereinaf ter described has been assigned to any othr person sir persons, or IMPLEMENTS AND FARM Having bought the Frcinian air Public Auction at the plau itM1 , Gregory on the Unadilla Uoud Sat, Oc ii ,ih aat of the Villace at oil 18 COMMENCING AT 100 P M i whether such title, interest, claim Manure Spreader, One Horse Waglien or possible right in said pre n, Bean Pulller Land Roller,Walk mises has been dispofed of by the ing Plow, Wqrk Harness Collars defendants by Will unifccun GOODS n i,o 1 JJoird, 8 L FEUKINS ARTHUR BULLIS, Clerk rrWlS IS ALMOST AS EASY AS USING TM And it further appearing to this 4 OUJOLC uuu5 dcVrt that the plaintiffs do not etrola KjcheIl Cabet, Kitchen know and have not been able after ffle anu, ix Chairs, Quantity of s diligent search and inquiry, to aigiahas and Cooking Utensils, Day certain the names of the person f Jwo, Uhry Tables 2 Lea who are included as defendants in Rong Chaira,To Iron Hod this cause without being named pTERMStCASH, All Goods To Therefore, on motion of Glenn Rmpvi j C Yelland for the plaintiff it is ordered, that the above named defendants and each and all of them and their unknown heirs, derifcee3r legatees and assigns, caure their ap rirjince entered in this cause with in three months from the date of this order, and that in default there of the bill of complaint filed here in be taken as conferred by said de fendanta and each and all of them And it id further ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty daysj from the date hereof, caujte this order to be published in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulated in said Conty of Livingston, once each weeku for six successive weeks 4 Josph H Collins Circuit Jutfge A true Copy I John A Hagman Clerk The above entitled cause involvesand is brought to quiet the title to the following described premises sit uate and being in the township ofj Green Oak, County of Livingston ntvj LteV of Mkhifrsn and nioro particularly described as Ther South thirtytwo S2 acres of the East half of the Southwest quar ter of f ton 80, TVwn one 1 North, K nge Six East Mich Glenn r Yelland, Att rney , for I Plaintiffs, Bujness Addrt 114 onelialf , State Street, Hawaii Michigan us and AlatLiesscs, VVOyl ith ,Sprintf nrd ittrtss, ,1, Commode, Hlic Swoopcr, prraph with Tco Boxe of 1 Two Radio, Feather Hod,, IJillo s, Quilts and many other articles nt listed Miiiiy Antiques, Aliuot New x 380 Deer Kifle vith Two JJocs Shells FRAZIRSAYt SJ miiiK1 Oiiaiieords B Settled for Day of Sal Bfo re ORD PRICE SON, Auctioneer wh any other cor on tho rood1 The way to judge a car is to take a ride Whether youve the driver or one of he passengers, it the rftlt that counlst So try them alland compare the ridel Youll take the KAISER and the FRAZER every time These great new cars have a gliding smoothnessa freedom from bounce and swaythat are excluaivelr poetwart They have a thrilling ease and grace in handling that make you thoroughly dissatisfied to drive anything eket But dont take our word for it Drive the KAJSEB or the FRAZER, and compare the ride yourself YOU CAN Oil ONI SOONt THAU YOU MMkt , YELLOW PAGES OF TH TLLEPHOKTE DIRECTORY rrO SAVE YOUR BUYING TiME WTCW VOJft HAT AW 0COTIMMEDIATE DELIVERY MM Rote Motor Solos PHONE 21F12, STOCKBR1DCE , of GNf 01 Mr Buttelman took an early Mon mornm plane for New York Mri VajJ and Mrs Buttleman left later Monday on a motor trip to Elk Rap ids and Traverse City MnuWettaa Vail eeJereafieed the week Mr aad Mn Harrie Palmer of Detroit Odstie W were Rap Sunday dinner gaeeti vera Mr ead Onhaaa Pateer aad teaafiy ea Detroit, Mr eadMti, C Mrs Edith Peck spent the week DJU Cv end with Mr and Mrs Wm Rder SaJaeeT vf ,wT f N f T P1NCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday Oct 15 1947 F he Peoples Store Groceries Drygood Canned Ooods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen WWCKNEY DISPATCH Published Evary Wednesday 115 Main St Pinckujv, Yrhif Entered u second uss natter at Poatoffice ui Iinekney, Michigan undc t rf Tb 8 187 Subscription rati lf0 a Year FAUli W, CUBLIIT, FUBLUHSI Robert Newton of lliland Luko was married to pHelcn Marie Ioley ut Monroe,, Mich Oct Uh 1147 Mr and Mrs Hobt Seeielu enter tained at Sunday dinner, Mr uud Mrs Winston Baughn and family Mr and Mrs, John Carver Si1, Mr and Mrs Luwence Bauhn and son Mis Doll Franklin ami Mrs Karl Baughu and sons Bill and Neil Mrs Karl Buughn and daughters Mis John Cwver umi Mrs Kobt Seefeld were Ann Arbur shoppers lurt Thuri Mrs Lurile Wyli viited her sistuer,Mrsriiiit ,omton, in IrandJ iiapids tic 4iiiv i cue week Ambrose nennedy and Jwile have moved to IJoweJl, UObeil Tuitchell and family of Whitmore Lake have, moved into the house vacated by them Mrs Alice Bruff of Owosao is visiting at the Hobert 1ike home Mr and Mrs Kjbert 1ike and Mrs Etta Bland, called on Mr and Mrs Erston Clark in Lnadilla Sun Dale Miller and family were Sun dinner quests at the, Mollis illojloway home at Ilainfield Doyle TempletCjn and fanil of Keego Harbor spent the week end at the Albet Shirley home Yank White and lamny and rM Ma Met, of Howell called at tin Ben Whitf hqme Sunday Shirey Sons Garage WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DRIViNGFREE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW rhone No 131 ACELYLENE ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES WEL NG LATHES GRINDING WORK BATTERIES TIRES f Bom to Mr and Mrs Arthur LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit v Lloyd Hendee COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIREY SONS CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD, PINCKNEY CALL 138 I Arnold Ueiuist of The Leona Meyer of Jlowell ay at the Herb Palmer nnmgatall at Melius hospital, linjcum owcuu an appendicitis ghton, Oct 5 a girl I operation at Howe hospital,StockJ Ben Whitf hojne Sunday Mate San spent frm IYi to Mou, , f Noreer VanBlaircum, daughter at l Me, win Campbell home and I of Air and Mr Bruce VanBlair 1,,, I the Mich BUtsburg g,n,e lwl nark caU ulii with then Sat 5tma 4rl4 The 1inckney school teacher ana school board and families were euiJiLaind ut a potluck luncheon at the viuol Sat night Mrs Hael iaiker iioved motion pictures her recent trip to Yellowstone Jai Hoi lis Wylie called on Paul Ram edull at Moekbridge Friday Allen Ihnkcl and Francis Shelu n and Ldiiii Aiaaa and Hetty Nixon attended the Detroit Lions, Los An CASH of lansiny spent the week end with Mi, and Mrs Lloyd Hendee Miss Alberta Dmkel, Levi lntke and Mr and Mrs Paul Luutla atmi d wedding in Saturday gelo, Kam football game in Detroit11 St Louis Micn ,,unday Mrs Lester McAfee and children sput the week end in Detriot, Mr Mrs Mildiied Sniffer and son McAfee was in Gaylqrd ,oseph liasVillo and faniil spert at the Marl Spencer home in Lak Orion Harold Hill and family of Howell oil Haroil caMed on Mr, and Mrs Joe Jlavio Sunday hi eaMni retuined home Wed bridge Saturday Jlrja v we hoiital Stoxkbridere Dr Wolter Morcflr and family of J M tanley Dinkel and , Jolm Fa,L Lairing called at the Wm wre in Howell IYiday Mere er home Sunday and with them M ,J Clinton visited her sis spmi the day at the Dr McGregor ter, frs Olin Fishhcck in Lansing i Brighton pa it f last week i dna Reason and Leota Th at tuh were entertained I, tiday at the Garner Carpon Sieda, bv Mr and Mis Aler Lee ier home near Baraiid at SauTatutk Mr and Mrs Erdley VanSickh , and Mrs lien Timlin expect to lea uve Novl with MrsFliza VanSickh to spent tne winter in Phoenix Ari Roy Reason and family pent Sun ed at tin Fmraett lark home in Howell Saturday Jisd Meyer and family of Ann Arbofi caMed at the Walter Clark home Sunday Sinday guests of Mrs Eleanor I,el idvi Vcie I e a no ed ,eCsu and fjunily, ki 1 ewide of Jeroit and liso iedwidjre, Ann ArlxiFOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt HUKACCORDING TO IZE AND CONDITION CALVES Mr SHSEP pnyyn FREE PHONE COLLECT TO OARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 TJ Original Company To Pay lor DEAD STOCK im CONCRETE BLOCKS SPFCIAL BLOCKS CARL CONCRETE BRICK SAND AND GRAVEL Alive COWS 17 HORSES 15 HOG 5 per Cwt DEPENDING UPON SI2E AND CONplTION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Animalf Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckncv The FASTEST Da4 Sk rerrice in Central Dead StoekCo In 1TOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATHTUBS 4 SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 360 GaL to 600 LAVATORES SINKS JITTER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS IIPEHTJINGS VALVESWELLPOINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Dinkek NOTICE We are now epca for Uiaineg In the Stewart AoSenefi Bid EsHmea giadly gfveii for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Smelce Ktadce and foroaee repairing In the near future we wiM also be eqtipeed for weldiaf and bracing All work guarateed nckii ey Fabrkatng Sheet Metal Company Mift iare MMJIH we in Ann iad Kennedy and family ol bjr 1 luia u i Ho veil spenl Sunday at tlie Irvm Max IMkinson and laniily wen Keiuiedy home Saiday eue,u el Niis Koe llii Sunday visitors of Mr and Mi dod Ml ia kfhneily were M luii Laton opts and wife oj While , Gallup and Ml Ann Culver of , I Oak called on Mr and Mrs Ceo 1oit Meibon jr Sunday Mr and Mr Howard Ilaywari Mi,, Goidon Heriter of Vilanli , and Mrs Ella Teeple of Detroit ril lj,jjljjiJcuX4iiui day ktMwed ed on Mns Nettie Vaurhn KiiMdny with Mr and Mr Andrew ebitt CnnipUeH 1 Can Mrs rtay MaiKruve, of Detrei Arbor Sunday and Mrand Mrs Barney Wiison of Ann Arbt called on Mr, aiui Mr Krank Aberdeen Sunday George Meabon jr and wf called at the Warren, Barton home Sou Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs AndreV Nesbitl were Nellie Gaidner and lannie Monks and Dr ami Mrs Wylie of Dexter David Aberdeen was in Ann Arb r Sunday Sunday visitors of Mr John o were Bill Beard and sons, Ndsjn fieater and family of Ann Arbor and Bert Akrritt family of Will S Mr and Mrs Herman Vedder, Iiv Dora Kwarthout Mr and Mrs J K Elliott and Mr and Mrs L J lenry went to Detroit Sunday night hear Rev Zoller talk at the Ma, eic temple Mr and Mrs W H Meyer enter tained al of their children for dinner Suiuiay and Mr and MrsMaik Farrell and Mr and Mrs Mark Fair ell jr of Orchard Lake Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Louis Sehan were Joseph Squires and if of Detroit and Gene She han d wife of Ann Arbor Cerald id Louis Hvsrthout and Claude wathiut and son, larold are hunting deer in Northern Mich rfor a week Floyd Bunting, wife and child of Waterloo called at the L J Hooker and Cliff VanHorn homes Sunday He formerly worked around Pettysville Mrs Marjory Shehan and Miss Mercidees Merrill attended tte teachers institute in Detroit last wek Mrs Winifred Graves is vMtww her son Walter, in Jackson Mrs ftia Henze and Mi GarI ner ejf Cftrleton called on Mrs Net tie Vaughn Thursday FIU DIRT, BLACK DIRT, STONE BLOCKS MADE TO ORDER WE DELIVER m 1 How many of these does your telephone save you every day Imocinr trying to tee in person everybody you t4Ek to on fat telephone in ft tieck day Think of the tim end the ftoe katiber the initinf or car face it wovld takel m Weve inataMed thouaands of new telephones in recent year And thousand are rtifl to be inataHed for foflci now wiating lor aervioe iew telephone make you telephone that muoh mce valuable It ftkeana peopk you can callmote jobs your tdtephone can do for you i PHEASANT a ai SWBW WILXLv vv Li l Pincknoy Dispacb yVedneefrty Oct IS 1947 DuoTherm Icf Hereon State Bank HEVlfcKS WATER HEATERS, TOilETS CAiMNGTS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS PUMPS G E 8 IB CU, FTDlEPFREE21 fc 4,6 8CAN MILK COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Stock Minerals 25 cwt i 4 l armer s Feed Supply C PHONE 104 r MAX RUSSElX,Mr NiGHT DEPOSITORY We vvoulu Ym to once more call the attention of our customers to Kiiit lit Uory Service i or nany year this type of servi e vvs available only to depositor lajw civics Now this con vnont method of safe guarding 1 the proceeds of business after bank iii I tours is established in Howell We offer a burglar and fire proof sate at a nominal charge 1 through our Night Depository McPilersoo State Bank Momy to loan at reasonable miea Interest paid on Savings Hooka and Time Certificates of Deposit All dcpokits up to 5,00000 in urd by our aiiubrMp ui erl Dpoit Insurant Cotfciae MAIL OF MICHIGAN Th Probata Cort for the County OF LIVINGSTON At u ion ci uuu Cuurt,held at the Probate Office in the City of Miwell III said County on the ML day oi October,, A D li47 i PifSuiiL, Hon Willis U Lyons, Judge of ProbateIn the Matter of the Estate ot Percy ,1 Swarthout Deceased It, is Ordered, That all qff the iclitors of said decreased are required to present their claims to iaU Court and to serve a copy thero upon the executrix of said estate, at said Probate Office on or beforje the 15th day oi December, A D 1J47 at ten oclock in the forenoon said time and place being hereby appointed foF the examinat ion and adjustment of all claims and dmand3 against decreased, The Oxirt will alo at that time determine whether and to what extent claims and administration ex penses are payable out ot commun ity property or Mi of separate, pro perty oif deceased it is Further Ordered, That piblic notice thereof be given by public lion of a copy of this order oncu each week for three buceesteve weeks previous to said lay of hearing in the Pinekney Diajatrh, a newspaper printed and cirulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A trie copy Probate FOR SALE Urge Oil Heaters , Small Ones 27 Elm rs Garage Oak Grove Mich FOR KENTA garage at 407 Stuart St Pinckney Mrs Raymqnda Morris 0 R SALE4 acres of standing field corn ready to cut Mrs John FOR SALE A Dodge 4 Door Sedan new motor and tirea, a Plymouth Coach, Fqrd Coupe, rumble seat FOR SALE13 Gauge doubln barrell hammertess shotgujn, also a 22 rifle, single shot, a 5 shot 410 bolt actiqn repeating rifle Mike Harnjck FOR SALE Ladys Winter Coat lituck, size aj, good as new, a real bargain Inquire 312 W Main St ihune 117 Elmers Garage Oak Grove FOR SALE An 11 Inch Hammer mill Elnars Garage Oak Grove j PROFESSIONAL CORNER CKNEY S ftay M Duffy, M O Pinckney, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, Except Wednesday Mon, Tuee,Fri, Sat, 700800 pnr DR a RMCLUSKEY DENTIST SUM N Miehisnm L SBSBBSBBBSABBI Of fice MS RSeaee 14 Evenings kf AppfMitmeal Mishigar I JN IS ANiONE INTERESTED VOUR TROUBLES Consulting Psychologist Lawrence Goui answers provocajtive question like this one in this fascinating magazine with the allstar cast, with MIRROR OF YOUR MIND page ojne of many highly attractive feat1 ured in PICTORIAL REVIEW, the this Sundays lOOct 19 issjie of The Detroit Times PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Pheae 8P11 Pinckney, Mlehigaa Doa W VaaWtakK Charles K VeaMaY Attoraey at Lw Plat Statf SM1 Striate Beak Asm Arbw, Mleklffam HAROLD D, CHUBB Hawel, makifam STATE OF MAW Th Probate Court for the County mi Livmgston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Oft ice in the City of ,Howell in said County, on the Oth day of October, A D 1947 Present, Hon W4ilis L Lyone, Jude of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of William B Gardner, Deaeased It apearing to the Court that the time lor presentation o claims a gainst said estate should be limited HERBSNEEu PkoM IMS 107 H Howell, Real Eetate, 1 Qty, Lake P, A Saatlality LUt Your Praaarty Whh Ma LFJt uVRY GENERAL INSURANCE PkoM 59PI Piackaew Michigae PHONE mumwR MARTIN J LAVAW MwWtt pkoBs iseFe MM jmm Suta Liceate 8717 Laaaaiaa Dftf Ruk Lake PHSWARTHOUT StN FNEJUL HOMI Madera Phot 39 Mleatge FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST IM WEST QRAWD RlVEE AVI HOWELU MICHIGAN APP1NTHBNTS IS H SEPTIC TANKS CES5 F0R SALETSETSS Wark Pnni C ri i a atr Horses 10960 Stinchfield Rd WRITiTS PJncky Mich, Owner Paarci AMM AankJ HONE 4241 and new medicine cabinet ANN ARBOR mcM Mra Teei s Classified Want Ad all claims, and demands against said deceased by and before said Corut It is Ordered, That all erf the cred itors Of said decreased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office and to serve a copy thereof upon the admin iKtrator oif said estate on or before th 15th day df December A D i SUFFOLK RAMS crossed with wes produce a 0It SALE FURNITURE, 2 Piece top mutton ue hlving K00 Suite, Metal and that a time and pUce be appoint j Black To Delaine h,tr 11 PW maturing lamb oft5iTto Uvi oom , quality that will save you weeks of Gluler lteel Settee and two Chairs grain feeding Small heads prevent Suita,b,p fo cottage or porck, Skirt lambing trouble For sale by T E Vanity and StoolRAH rkni Ware Rte l Dexter Phone Ann Ar bor 25822two OR SALERound Oak Heating Stove, 20 in firepot 15 John F Conners 1147, at ten oclock in the forenoon said time and place hereby appoint FOR SALESecond Cuttting of Ld for examination and adjustment Alfalfa, 15 Acres Nick Coluser of all claims and demands against said deceased It is FurtherOTtteredrhat, ub FOti SALE2i HP Garden tractor with 8 inch Plow and Cultivat or complete W E Beach Glennbrook fiarm f Housewives 6 AV E YOUR WASTE FATS lie notice thereof be given by pub licaiion of a copy ot this order, for once each month for 4 months prior said day of hearing ,n tha Phckn Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy SCelettia PamhalL Register a Probate FOR SALESeven room house, two baths, shade, garden, fruit good TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR SALEsANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, Well Balanced and guura7itfiedateo 600cl6 wheels, axels, springs and hitches for sale1 Opn Sundays FOR SALE GladioleB spikes cut daily Plenty of colors to pick from also wfaite Cc a doz Wm R Barrett 7LM E Sibley st Howell Mich lJon c7U3 w cation 250 Putnam St FOR SALE Heating stove, burns wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson ty and Stool,Bedroom Chair ,n uouin,warblo Top fable, Ttvo Diessera Odd Mirror, Lamp, Fireplace Screen, Four Sets of No vels, like new, Ping Pong Tablaj and Table Tennis Outfit, Pair of Maple Skis, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc M36 Pettysville Road, A miles East of Pinckney FOR SALE 6 Heating Stoves Rev Francis Murphy FOR SALENew right hand built in bath tub, medicine cabinet, never been used T Singer 3016 Monks RdPinckaey FOR RENTSmall year around hou se at Ruth Lake Call John Lobdell 860 R Howell after 6 FOR SALEWinchester 12 bguaya pump gun and Winchester deer rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle Overcome Soap Shortage TOILET SOAP Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor Housewives there would have been little soap last of soap made last yer was made from waste fats wed no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to yr WILSONS RENTATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 917 Grand River Ave Howell STATE OF MICHIGAT The iruit Court for the County ,i iivington in Chancery 1111 E KUSSO, Plantuf Vs CHARLES KUSSO and JHN P NEELY flit fcndni, in the Circuit ourr fu in Joiinty of Livingston in Chance,, at the City of Howell, in said county and state on Septem ber 23rd, 197 In this cause it appearing fJ I the sworn bill of compliant on tile that the plaintiff does not know the present whereabouts of Charles Kusdo, defendant, and whether he Bldentof the uleluuJLMichigan, or lives outside the State of Michigan, in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle Ac Van Winkle, att for Plaintiff it is ORDERED that the said Charles Russo caust his appearence to be entered herein within three months from the date of this order and that In case of kis appearence he cause hk answer to plaint iff 8 bill of compi aint to be filed and a copy thereof served on the attorney for plain tiffswillJn fifteen days after ser vice on said defendant Charles Russo, of a copy of aaid bill and natice of this order And that in de isjalt thereof skid bill be taken as confessed by said defends Cha RUMSO And it is further ordered that within forty days the plaintiff Beas ie E Rues causa a copy a tfcus or der to be published In the Plnkcney Dispatch, a n spaper printed, pub lished and circulatifig la said Coan ty, and that such publicatioa be continaed therein for si least oace in each week for aix waeka la sue t ceasion, or that aba cause a espy of this order to be patnoaally served on said defendant Charles Ruse, at least twenty days before the prescribed for ais appaaraxioe Glenn C Yeilaod Ciituit Court Vaa iinkle Vaa W iUtoraeys to afj Iddieii ANKTETSll pair for IQQ regul CcsrfslBoMiis ar 25c value For infants, girls or ladies Cuff sorted colors LADIES H0SE4 pairs for 100, 39c value, choice of rayon or fullseam sendee cotton Full shades REALTOR MENS COTTON SOX8 pairs for 00 26c value, medium weight, long style or short elastic topAs sorted coiors BIRDSEYE DIAPERS1295, a doz eri,Firtt Quality,27x27 hemmed in sanitarj sealed package 3 rooms with 1 acre ori Territorsemisheer ial road East of Portage Lake Rd, weight IGOU, with 000 down, 20 a mo Near Dexter 13 aeres,6 room house bath, basement furnace, garage, Ui n,chictii houge iuuoo Casn 60 Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basement and other outbuildings, 10,000 j cash 60 Acres, steam oil 8 room furnace, modern brick, 18,500 Vs cash 20,000 MENS DRESS SOX5 pairs for 100 35c value Fine rayon, long 16 Acres, 7 room house atyfe or short elastic top Assorted casn Hosiery are slight imperfects, Lake cttage, 4 rooms part modern colors , basement, electric pump, qit water Please state size Wanted heater furnace nis cement pier ft SATISFACTION GUARANTEED lawn 5,50000 NO CO,DS, WE PAY Parcel Post rtge Jke, 4 rooms and bath, SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY weened in pych, furniture includ P,0, BOX 2029 DEPT, AC7 KNOXVfLLE, TENNESSEE WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up obi newspaper and mayazines Harry Prigk ed, all year around cottage 4,600 1,750 down GEORGE I ROBINS Ypsilanti, Phone 2840 Salesman Clyde OWaaopVPinckney Fred Millspaugh, Ypsi,Ph 1276 M R 0 Cummings,Ypsi Ph, 706 M ss fiom eiie I sit Ay Joe Marsh Mystery of th Missing forms feu, the eenber of fsrats la ajaerka is sariakiaf by s eaarteraiililea la the last five years asfs kappeaei to the fanes The land has s by ether fanas, fescrnarisg IBs average else by twenty seres Does this growth mean farmings no longer a family enter prise Just the opposite Mors families own farms today thta veronly with laborsaving equipment they can handle land, mors work rThsfses It shecddiMfkef tea where ear free, sYsis living that pfTj faratsstethnsi he alter eat Crem easfs ewn From where I sit, ourFassflr Farms and theyre ef eB snmsfMag hai this be proud oft 0i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 15, 1947 Description An account of the resource October 15, 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 1947-10-15 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/082c3760462f3f56219052cfa2f276a4.pdf 81014d3749d496dff295124c173ae782 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. ispatcfj Michigan Mirror School New PinckneyDispatch Wednesday Oct 22 1947 8 Todays unchecked inflation, reci by a record full employment in the USand widespread shortages in Eur ope, is upsetttng a lot cti wellmade plans For the 194647 fiscal year, the state treasury is called upon by the voters constitutional mandate oi 1946 to divert 447 per cent of the sales tax proceeds of the proceeding year KU94546 to local government including the public schools What did the state collect in enis proceeding yrApproximately li 000,000 This was thought to be a bonanza at the time What did the state collect during the past fiscal year ending June 1947 Approximately 156,000,,000 just 40,000,000 more than the year before And what is the present rate of price inflation prosperity FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Other honor studwits in 5th Ariththis past week were Jim Wilson, Jim Laey, Jim Gallup Jim Doyle, and Bertie Beachy The 6th grade Honor Roll Siuents were Ann Shirley Kcason and Myra Chase We are organizing a girls 4 H Club Elsie DoWolf will be leader of ilvi 15 girls who are ntt residing in town Marshall Meabon has volunteered to become the leader of our 15 boys i II Club Hcjior CittCKship for the week roes to lub Uiber, Jim Wilson,A Shirley Reason and Barbara IVJiJle also Mary Simonson We have bejyin our cipher dowia wish the Cs and 7s Our rocn looks like the cave of one has contributed 1 CJR DE lOCKACY JAMES GORDON BEN r PIONEER INJOURNAUSM 3EPTCMMR JlftSJUNS 1,1872 To THE DEVELOPMENT CF A PftEC PRESS BENMETT BROUGHT THE CONVICTION THAT TO E OF MAxK 5S pSJt6 WATON WSPAPERS MUST Gl Tr4E PEOPLE THE NEWS PROMPTLY, COMPLETELY WITHOUT BIAS AND IN A FORM THAT COULD BE READ AND UNDER TOO BY EVERYBODY Gr fdiron Dope PJNCKNLY STOCKERIDGE TIE Somehow the dope i Nx 42 llarrma Cotntnent A ,i Huue by i only Seen il spending, Budget Director John A j lt,he fr each Perkins estimates the tax flood nmvi aids lt Spooky Decorations J3oys serving on th Safety Patroj estimates the tax flood may i reach the higher pSak of 180,000, Jl V mtne 000 another 40,000,000 than the year before Heres where the catch comes into the picture It has state officials pus zled When prices are continually climb ing, the state will always be dollars ahead in the division of funds based upon the previous years collection, But when the tax revenue starts tQ dip and it is bound to do so eventually, probably with a bang the state will have the responsibility of paying funds to local government at a greater rate than current tax collections State Treas D Hale Brake thinkthat the only prudent thiriR for the state of Michigan to do is earmark 447 per cent of each months tax collection as it is received by the state This amount vuuld be tagged monthly and held in reserve ready for disbursement to local ernments as required by the constit utional amendment Whether nefw taxes are to be levi ed in 1948, they are likely to be re quired by 1949, according to most state officials at Lansing There is sotoie argument about whether it would be desirable, politically, to do it in 1948 which is a state and nat ionul elections And it wont help Governor Sigler, any either in the judgment of mauy legislators Repeal of the constitutional tax diversion amendment is to come be fore Michigan voters at the November election, 1948 The Mich Public Expenditure Survey recently made a sample poll voters to find their thinkingn The survey reports J that incomplete returns show 53 per cent nearly twothirds Suiyei from our room are Howard Chaiies Barelit, Corky rrlainuall and Charles Hefner Most jf us were satisfied with our pictures for ail but 2 bought then and some reordered KDG AND FIRST GARDE We are milking jackolunterm wit hs and cats tor our room getting ready for the Halloween lartThi vbr Party will be in the morning and the first Grade in the aftemoor Jimley Schach have moved ano wiji aicnu tlie liurgos school The Kd are learn mg to pciiiL names and most of us doijng very goad until L gov K SECOND AND THIRD Everyone enjoyed their two da vacation iast veek Charles Schach has moved and i attending the Curgess school aren Ann Bollen, Denise Davis Robert Kelly, Patricia PalmerEarii Jean Tuthell, Sally Ann Utuly, am, Lawrence Watson, James VVhtlo and Coinnic Sue Dysert had ocrfec jattendance in second grade during our fir six weeks period Marilyn 1hilipps visitd her dantist Tues afternoon vrunjon the PinckneyStockndu game played here Friday night InUud of an easy victory Pinckiwy wan luck y to get a 7 to 7, tie game Stockbridge had lost 4 straight big scores before th 0 points in thoae 4 games linckney got away to a xood tail andc by forward passing reachoo i payoff zone and a long pass Al to Amburgey resulted in a down Meyer kick h Stockbridge made 4 t, v I first half on line plays but bail an fi nbie Meyer touchuic extra point i down, tile ot the s ,eeral lime and looked slo Their forward j 1,,11, wa poor Scv at half IMICK Stock bridge 1 In the econd hall ley iei ii, mi il,, and Schubert vent l HMil irSE P,vLi,ES A5E, BASIC TO OUR FJSEE PRtSS AS WE KNOW IT TODAY ANC BECAUSE AN INFORMED PEOPLE IS AN ALERT PE0PL5 , ABLE TO RECOGNIZE VD CISC f ONSIBILITJES, THEY ARE VITAL TO THE PRESERVATION CF OUft DEMOCRACY OEeS, Convention THIRD AND FOURTH We nae a new boy from Tlire Brothers farm, Hilly Sartvell Our third grade Health clao nave been pressing leaves and mouiinnij them We have a fine eoiUctioii Fourth grade started to lern ong division this morning I he tliiid grade listened and tried tliem too All of our girls ages uuht to ten favor aro sriVitei to join the Urownie viirls Twentyfour such repeal There is one observation that cojuld be made about the Survey poll however It is being taken at lunch eon club luncheons which are attend ed by business men We have a strong hunch that many voters especially those who read onlyheatHme and do not get infb details will be reluctant to vote against Santa Clans It is nice to get more money from Lansing as it is from Wash This money cs like a gift It isnt our41 tTiOne Thte tax lludci till prevaiU and vill probably con tinue to do s as long as human nat ure remains what it is Tar divisiei of the Girl ScouuMsL Lewis of Portage Lake will b1 the leader, assisting by Mrs Phiilipp All girls who are ten c,r who will be soon, may join a 4 i sewintr club to be organized, immediately Mrs Phillipss Mid Mrs Seekell have oi1 fercd tobekiders B9 Have we any fathers who wiil offer tov take the boys for scout, work or for 411 work The boys are anxi ous tef hear from someone who wiil help them from Pinckncy attended ii irand ,hapter at Grand Kaplds lat wiek One of the largest delegations there Mrs Lolo Lob delijWorthy matron of Pinckney waa oi tile grand guardians and tuok part in the drills and Jormalions l g tanXjn Frrrip which were distinguished lr music , dun ,, , rfiij p m and beatititul costumes ,o Kmi preoaratinn Sigler an J E S luember wa, one J of the sp aker, Mr Llva vheroui Athinia ui, elected giand wojlhy indroi and W ia Mundy of u,jina1, gr,rd Aoiliiy piitron, Other ofneeiv ed s e laha Jeflrey Adrian A G AI Leland Par ton A G P Gt nevieee NaMtan, We Pranch Gd c Certnaie Lewi Aihlev Gd 1220 noon it was diifii ent story Stockbridge fvund ti li, ckney line vulnerable and made eroas fiist downs throu readied jaydirt over toy a toucbdoNvn DiekinMyii j f we at over for tin extra point Stork 1 bridge had all the bettor of this j ijl and kept possession of the ball most of the time except for short m tervals inckney had to fight with their backs to the wall nnvst el thij time They took the ball om on i heir 5 yard line on a fumble and again held Stokbridgp to downs their 11 yard lino Ptiickmv low passes the last half as ihi backfield was rushed too juirk and their running plays did not dent tin Stockbridge line to any great extent Penalties were alnyit as heav, in this game as in one a week before with Manchester, f loth linckney and Stockbudge wei penalized i5 yd in all Tho game thogli hard play ed was free from injuries and n player was unable to continue play The crovd although not as big e Hriirhtojn was much larger than tin one which saw the Manchester gaiM Stwkbridge sending a big i i gat Pinckney plays South Lyon thei under lights next Frilay night So I Lyon will be no push over They tied the Little Pioneers of Arbor there 0 to 0 but lost to, Dexter 1T to 0 PINCKNEY H Glaik I V Ilurroughs K T Schneider Ji G Llmcr VanHlaircum L t hell tiie mend i J lent iviand legislatuje Would iiiiJiili Would be ra would result i S 1,1,101,110 i ed at by iin yea HUA i ed inflation or whit h ju i uith tli , l J lake out i ih result I by the end of , l I,A ured 1 tal Hi it en meiit for i 11L to b J11 i ami sate 1 i it iito a p tiio If iIK t i yea n I, lion I lien the l ,i j ill ion v ill stand on JM I er w 11 I K bJfmaii La on l itllj id to j no oi ti d Urn Jra j Ml I hav al ir G 11 on io est uerdon atJe governor ere things financed a deficit c be at least t tnev arriv ed pa3t Ut figur i prices i and up itinuing ar spent oections M,000, I, as had i tie state govern w ill not V year will put i a thit i it ilLXt diver al thd leg to dig C a or in i t lines ep cxii a lot iiich ho at thd t the take is re imy sion ad new pap j, in ino1 So ru ,e J 111 I 0 MoJ nil uii r, ,1 lore Ml iine lllh tial Drinking id di ordb v i ,lo l Bd or no La w ion each Saturtav 8 o 9 Sunday 00 to 7flO Classes at a in un7 pl 2r of ntviii King, r,th week of Conimut p m an a m m and 1 I 07 j 1 m s un for bovs 7111 Xovei m M i Cbuhb, cv, ua I roa irtnrt jd quetteAsu Jj Lane Pan nr G the stdii alnh I CBtoerration Notes In order to build up the scanty pheasant crcy the dept released 11,000 full vn birds before the Beason openeu The releases were at Cairo, Laper, Detrcdt, Grand Bapida Lansing and Jackson districts 3600 wee bought from a Wisconsin hathery and the rest pamc frofn the Mason game farm, i vVomaW, Carole Fuhrman In addition sportsmens clubs hatch J Joan Fisher Announce ed 10,000 birds Tomasik Sandhill cranes once threatened The seventh graders have a frith extinction are coming back ty patrol Jim Portcr Benney 25 of them were seen at Rose Lake , I0a Bob VanBlaircum an3 lase week They go south, U SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE jth We plan to have a softball game with ilairburg Wed They won iast j tim3 but we hope to win this nine The eighth graders have boon pra cticing a fiay for quite a while and we are planning to put it on Fri for some of the other roms The name of the play is Three Pills in a Kyttle and the character rreTosy, Mike Carr, Widow Sims, Mary Jean Kirschke Old eftlemaj t Albert Mrofka, iHis Sou ed Kebri Scissors Grinder, Mryaerito Coon, Iflis Soui, Phil Murphy, Scrub ,r Sou Lorrui e UDr Jivborl Seat, l iiis waof the Lraiid chapter O E S INSTALLATION Tie 1ineisiey chapcr v office s at a publi Sat, sitt, 0t 25 ItIei Go nd Grand e sure Among the for the living benefactor, fue ki Wed late intentions are rep by Win, I, ate Hose Ilatow Jeffreys L T j Jlurtibuse h K Darrow Q li Amburgey It H Meyer Ii JI ,J Clark F JJ Pochdowns Hob Schubert Extra lciints i,ho , , Dickinson Subs Pinckney, Ottorbien, L lark, Heath Stockbridge Schu bert, Cobb, Dickifon, N Ilichmond, STOCKBRIdGE Nee ley Kistler Schaible oTrih, Richmond iriffr Prow Keeper Campbell At wood Wilson A nibrujicy Mey ,, ii un rod rIM Margaret Keave iliir, intention of pcIOr 0ul by John B Kami mstad y Fri, late Cas par Iobon Sat, late Margaret Tien , j, nett The prayers o the commun itv ive reciuestcd for the sik among wnom are Mrs Mary Snger and the recent departed Georsro 5mith, brothel of Mrs Emma Vollnur who died In Florida and Michael linckney 5 Stockbridge II Ienalties Pinckney 3r, Stockbridge, Referee Kildner, Jatison Umpire Onwick, Ann Arbor JJead I ncMiiii Dinkel ailint, p ed III o In I, a fe, gaii and , l, ,, the , lle bdlie wn knnr le h i i, lie jieao Ira ine, Hilej e Mi,ii Jfiur , oi ili eivae in th1 iir bnlou lh li Thars Only pun taken lat un will be heard m increases would i lejee lesult a mostly i tween ile oxi witli tho IHS it i,n A i, ejsil y i at fra I L iri 1 Oeds tO a e MV i uaurt i ,i for IlforO i gatw ad At iaij to rioter , iiitiii3 ,d 7, i to be undeu le Cu ail iii Lan vlll w iv 11, V I OH PALL HICfCEY RETURNS The following toneems Hickey at oe time in charge of the J Smitn une of MrsXelli Paul of M iumo U erve here here he played on the ball team with Don Reason, Marshal and Loren bon Its been a long wa Hike who is retu to t WJ nle who ded in Ann ArJjqr where town a,ket funfral w held Monday warthout, Rov e McCleer the SCORES for residence pj nioith foi bniije lalvard iai kej and Clark and Mrs Deri,, to the i,earing at I and except to be test i not o n again crease a A nn in of the lini k OTHER FOOTBALL Other football scores wore Arbor 14, pattle CreekJo Ch 14, Milan 12 Romulus 25, UnivTj Im kney are toi sity n, Roovelt 12, Salino fi r j e routed iron a praetAai all on lr7, jHowell H Hudson tori 7 4, M eafor Paul uing from Tokyo ie conservatipr do pi gain,, division He js coming home o an nvj transport eav next r nt, according to a trarpaci teie , ae eaii eeri,, j f,,lin nil ii lIO le 1 The opossum can take it One fell 40 feet at Rose Lake the other day without injury 40 more con ervation officers are J now on duty in the state Warm weathe4ias cut down the Mich, duck arrivals, pfo great num be is looked for until cold weather The dry we ther has increased the forest fire hazzanL Rain and a loft of it would be welcomed by the dept Bow and arrow hunters killed 50 deer the first 2 weeks of the season 70,000 woodecks were killed in Clark are on duty The eighth graders had aHLsty test Tues We hope we all did will on it C IV cone vathn dept irade a captain, j cntoed Japan, as a MacArthurs staff, civilian stifr hc ,1 K 1 e ioiesti nat jra resources divisction irv ied emniai 1 pa IRST BOW AND ARROW DEE1 To Claude Swarthout bclongs tho lonor of being the first Pincknev hunter to kill a deer with a bow arrow thU yeariHe shot it near IXA ells The Lewiston Sportsmens club jeive him a trophy honoring it, It is a statu ojf a bow and arrow menher of M0 recfntiv ha been chief lj of Mf C ei Tie A liKht of Hickeys earlier evMtience as a nrimmaiojft thedept jraam diion was his sup Lim of iipjen and transferr in the I iv mcoso in i35 COMM OONOL CHURCH Rev Alfred Aliard Paltor Orjfaaist arf choir Director Mvn Meiwin Campbell S S Mr Herman Vedder A Sabbath well spont naais a wck of content Iliion is the high quest for the vai JS of a satisfying life We cordially invite you to join in this quet There is a place in the church for you Sunday Service 1030 a m,SS, II i Kve Sendee 730, Church ight Oct, 27 Potluck THIRD DEGREE CONFE RENCF Dear BrotherTwo Third Dcvprro will be conferred h bv Livingn Lode Xo 76 F AM at their hall on FRIDAY, NIGHT, OCTOBER 24 Lodge Will Open at 800 Out of town Masons are liMll, Tnadri I deays the oi j oil chart s Mr that inckney Of I on for an aie i that covered h 1 phone exchange a the hib for a r There has hoei 1 Sharp i rnnber of phoae i, opectrd f he service has art j HT Sara aWaeheyPaatir Auh lornio Worship L 100 Sunday School 1100 Stperinteadeiit Wilbar Jjmiit to be present A fino luncheon wilbe served after the dejrroe ork by Clyde Fiher, Junior Warden and committee, We will expoct to you there, Paul W Curlett, Sec eo ii nent to take care el has been instaliro tanri was printed i ri e a Tlors Ann a , , oil a, dor 11 i y win i i pro in ii, 1 now i i,,im ve to ie er, 1 TlS , hih ,1nnted liie pro arfcTcr irckney o r,es , area ii tfi ee e ard lio eOUhJ ii reuse r a ike p vviTient lVj NOTICE The Xorth Hamburg hunters His son, Harold and ntpj il lJp M,rt Tlly Oct i, Gerald and Louis who verej hews Pettysville school with Miehigaa last year The daily bag wich him got sofne shote but did notiesent ard 2 J l Ti less I bring down a deer Only 4 were kill Jhj cvninr was remodling As 77 Alegm e untf residentsed at Lewiston is 4 iTe applied for Ikenaes to hunt there only 223 out county pcrj hats which wa oniocd KxUnion 14 at the 1 member on for ng and by all founts pairlej Meeting BOOK AND FILM PROJECTORS PXA MEETING The Pinckney 1 T A met at the school Mon Oct 20 at 800 p m After the business meeting the Hos pitality and Membership Comm took over the meeting The result wrc most gratifiying and a grand time Was had by all The following are members f Hospitiily Comm Elo Campbell, chainnan Clare Pamer, Albert Shirley, Laretta iar Lit September, ie ,ra Peachy of the loo Mciirorite hurch vho teaches at iini hol pun islva a 1 year pupils, Li chard Schaner Frank Schaner the boys father ot out a warrent fr the tcacrier, claiming ,e boy bad been ijired Proecute Krwin authorized he warrent bu1 on iet , tion ho prosrcutor found cn ir tan fes different than be bad been in, ormod and he aked tie plaintiff o put up security for cost When vV,ons will be fiven Ueenses 48 forest fires were reported this week and GOT Sister has frbddeti all smekiaf and fins in the upper peninsula and not hem MiehigaiL JAMES ELMER McCEE j MARRIAGE LICENSES James Elmer McGee, who liv es Schultz, 2S, ed on a farm on the Pingree road bidy Atne3 Germain m uu rr i i i i , v bis was not done he dismissed the MJ3 ClUbs f 110 i3 Loam Nelson Mil 1 ,iSC Then Mr Scharr fUii Ton TJlr nchn orsraniat I lerjnd Laurence Hobey for C0Kls Rnd t a warrcnt 1nrt Z fwT und pref0td Jhf Membership Comm members 1he teachcr two weekft s rom iine Ania Masonic Home 5 ceiling who helped make the evenma a suc projectters and 25 books on film j cess were Mrs Albert Shirley, hair which they ill present to the Mich, man, Mr Brandon White and Mrs BrirhtonJ MasHc Home at Alma The dedieat Weatherbee, ConjjratuUtionF for a 2s mw9t has been chof Wsdteel in tint 2 i, Brighton ion wiI1 e place there Sundav, Uuecssful evening died at McPherson hospiUl, Thurs Clonn Green n iHowell, Mary Sulj0 High Twelve Members SPECIAL NOTICE Nov 4 u4H rie sold his farm several year age 21, Ann Arbor Howard Fxe w1 Detroit will go to Alma on j achievement daywatch for the an land has since lived in Gregory The L U2, Bnnton Lotiise Backer, Jt They w3 gather for a niirnement We want everyone to funeral was at the Swarthout Fun l ore Lake Floyd Carfwelll dinnr jt the home Roscoe Burch juk them by attending Pot Luck end, Home, Pinckney Rev WaKon Jfn Butlin 18, New l F G of i dinner at the schooL Burial m Willaauville 0 Wm Hwiw , Benton f fT01 and book nimB 9 i Alae Oct Slat is the 9tfc grade Surviving are his wife JrFeatoni Donaid, 1 aboirt 4aee Bemember we H 7IMU , i hgme wfco ritWeen hack it by our presenea are for their heswrfit, m his wifi hSPo 2trFenton Donald 0549 are Ua fcriffh 20 Pmckney, Joyce fls j a tbe rer W, Ann Arbor a4 tfc the ffcM jiustke Eric Singer, CrirhtonMich Jiev Beachy has retained Do,n Van Wnkle, prominent Howell attorney for his lawyer but the consensus ofl opinion if that the case will never be tried Rev Beachy has made many fnemls during his residence in Pinrkney and no enemies Previous to TOiwr U HHTYiHurr he taught the Snith School in Dexter totwnahip and the Hicks school in Putnam In both places his recoird was excellant Mamburg is also said to be for in this 4, 3 f M ,ter ,, VT A Oi I 4 v r r T r, PirtCiiney Dlspxh Wednesday 2 1S47 AVON THEATER SVAN ITlEATClR fttackbridga MicK CHELSEA IOCHL Frl, Sat, Oct, 24,25 THE SHOW OFF , A Comedy witti RKD SKELTON, MARILYN MAX WELL The Luckiest Gty in the World Football Thrill ol 1946 Dont k Miss This Sun Tuo, Oct 26, 28 Fvi, sat, Oct S 5 TRAIL TO SAN ANTONE A Musical Wastarn Strrine GENE AUTRE Y, PEGGY STEW WAKf, STERLING, HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM HENRY j Carton New Sportaraal J Sun, Mtn, Oct 26, 27 MARGIE in technicolor Starring JZCRA,N I SDU1EE BOW The Snowman ThU is a caJnedy MAN MARSHA HUNT, EDDIE SMASHVUP A Drama with and real gd Novs the time to step up production and take advantage of seasonal prices Egg prices reach their yearly peak in late fall and early winter Youll profit from this upswing of prices when you use henhouse lighting to lengthen the working day of earlyhatched pullets Its easy to have efficient henhouse lihtin Provide about 14 hours of light dailyenough in thn Morning to get the birds off the ronsts and keep them offat least 15 minutes of dim light at night so that the birds can roost before lights out Whether you prefer manual switches or automatic clock controls doesnt matter the important thing is to look to your lightingto make sure your poultry is giving top production dp v v WS i l 13 s 40watt lamps, fitted with iiues and hun six feet from H the floor, are usually best Use one watt per five square aj5 fvef of floor space A henhouse 20 x 40 feet, for instance, 4 v should have four 40watt bulbs Tor further assistance, sec your IMison Farm Service A Ior t y 1 II Li Ul wn rK r so fti i rW3 fi r L a V j CoingThd Mighty McGurk for Halloween aaa SaturUaIf you want tf see a good picture this is it Till ike Cloud Roll By First National Bank IN HOWELL Under haeru Supervision Meaner Federal epoit In u ranee Corporation All Do posits Insured p to 5,043 fo each Deposit BANK AUTO LOANS The Key to ATlaround Satis faction in financing your naxt Car Is a lowcost automobile i Loan at Our Hank Come in ini t j Jet Complete Information ALBERT Cartoon Mouse Conies Home Suuy Shows 357ft Tues, Wed, Thur, Oct, 2S2930 SONG of SCHEHERZADE A Musical Romance in color witn YVONNE DeCARLO, BRIAN DON LEVY, JOAN PIERRE AUMONT, EVE ARDEN Cartoon Apple Andy Sun Shovi 715 905 ConingBlaze of NoonUnfaithfuP Cheyenne HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH j WE HAVE AMPLE FUND j AVAILABLE FOR fcOUND LOANS HEAL ESTTF MORTqAGEt OR PKRSOi L AT RASOis ARLE RATES Thur, Frj, Oct 23, 24 ALEXANDERS RAG TIME BAND with TYRONE POWER, ALICE FAYE DON AMECHEETHEL MERMAN Comedy Nws Kl HI n field Ict Mid wiff of Cljcjfoiv h fiLril vi iilti 1, s Inrk i,r Ithle last week oslimahd w iiliiu Iuiifjal Home, Friday, Itcv Alin Arhos rivictor at j laillhropo officialiiiji Kurial in Kair iMntui inUad of S,n,ioM, j i l a , ,,, iwl K iii KpoTnjtlueal rTior of SJT 1, hoi hujbud there hciiuc no cliilti 00 i K i ,11 ua a paL nml c haron ration of Great Prit Mat 2 P, M, ALAN LANE as RED RIDER in T C 1 I lii i oiih ii nl ur 11 run of lioMll Cliapu r Uol i in ha 1M en cul to one ounii a vl i r Iron Xiool c Dsod ion onntirn i iiiiay s f t i o j i s t iho d distiks iti Macomb and St Clair count iis near Armnda vototl to con u her, of the Tnoimty Loajiic hint The vole v as ,1 L 1 ,,, champion Intfht,n h,w ball Hum A vnvula it canmd i 1 Mo 2 ,11 ai k a, t bonsut at Hts near Cholca vctrd to co,i,u with Cholsoa SMHO tirc , ire Tenn A test r,il vvll is hoin ,hMl,M on roily ot San at nio he ,uvu, ,npriv in Cnadilla lr1 7 11 iary k Tiv tr 11 In rr, r Hl i iiiicrty ol ta II ape has 1,,,,, nnvd on ,ir,i fV i Houoi en naiiid the nm,, tho Iirsl tmi in fral years VVr p M 0 ,, l Veterans rcinainin on tho Kovoni i, 1 men oca,m ns l1 l l11 ur 1,i dh f M, l,io Ah, Ailhu Itovian, a lonucr i vif, of 11 cdim oV thn liviltfon fr 1g1011 1 it his ll,,n1r llU County Irofs, iMoWCll tool plP M nayor I vtor uii rrijihton have a rnr olidalicin moot in jr In tl ihcn is r i itv St Jor hopital, Ann Arbor Tuna The Washtenaw lostTnhune ,n 1 change ntlu i 111 il rrrrmrn o ci p ,l l In e u v at uirriiin f,e ii I IiK iectiick iii i Sou, t Yijarsigu diien by Jilni Donohue of iy LJii a Mr Mayer ot DeL tn collided at Main and UOWM Sut lay mcinini Neitiier v , badly damaged ih nil,i M ,, will hold a HaP ov, i pa, at t he Ladies Aid ha t d ij if ,i iai lowoen nmi IMII lap, aiai Shields of Lan sin will aildiess a Ueniocrat ineet , a II u a m Jcci, iiV u K S iicd a iuiltiyr hof h ho ,c of Ahit Ninhel Thais j,, ijii I oii y died at hei honu I I YEARLING Lamb SA s,Rcasts,hn5t 3 I azy OlSa fcws, Round teks Porterhouse Ot nOaS MJTWIS cut Ground Beef fa M iiubbs Coiiiers Sunday I itiit,4l I, MfxlabeeM wl I a paiipkm ie soliai at their Iriday niht a I M Mylo Kettlor have Jiaiila, Mvyjoii to reside DIIN of Hi aciaibor A nil Maale Grievo i rty oie nirht last week i A played, U daiih a tile opera week Admission i, i ei as will lccoived e a loue Now ii iv r, IVamatu Slab of cnurch will also lit on The Noble Outca V on ii, nint V, di lmrkee has rented thr N K jljli i a N K will n0e to ire i Ats ijf and ,on, trahk whoe i,111 la, I ii, Ann Arbor, have i ,d back en tiie George lieasoii farm , k Viae of ,Iowell set a fiuo on the irown lot last wk HOMESTEADERS OF PARADISE VALLEY Also THE CRIMSON KEY wltt KEAT TAYLOR, DORIS DOWL ING, DENNIS HOEY Cartoon Sun, Mon, Oct 26, 27 Mat Son, 2 p m, Continuous IVAN JOHNSON, JANE ALLYSON in HIGH BARBAREE With THOMAS MITCHELL iCOMEDY NEWS Tuer,, Wed, Oct, 2829 PEGGY CUMM1NGS, VICTOR MA UE, ETHEL BARRYMORE in MOSS ROSE Comdv Newt SOt4 A HtlUlPYOUVG , DG OUT Y Utt WItU 1 i County Clerk Jcthn Hagman, who rv Wfts hurt in an auto accident last wk ic,t was found to have a broken vertebra and is in a cast in McPherson hopial, Howell, where he will be for some time 49 I in rae, i V iKoinb cemetery , I SttiOeil StOi8def lb Ham Pork Sausage Oysters S Awnoms Margarine1 37 XYDOL 1 CMS a Ahhott and Mae Bropan i l , teachers examination n Iw li last week Lru of Stckbrigei Herb Jiji ,, oi IoAvell and Chan Lane of ipVi Lake pent Sunday with then v parents i T ad and Rube Finch spent j ,, 1 0 Irip downj J l i T v lf oin broKan of tlie U of M spent the week end with tfaeFA Sigler family Mrs Muy Murray died at the ho ie her daughter, Mrs Jas VlearT td 2G 1 e Ideal Concert Co leave an I mevtainment at the opera housei 1 VeiN nipht under auspics of the sch j It was fine j VDU CANT ALWAYS TRUST 1 YOUR YES K C, ie fixin res are now uil prodtiction and thev are reaching the market in increasing qnantitics There is a MZS and typ of fixture to suit every taste as well 9 vcry budget Voyd like the fresh, modern ttylfog of these coality pumbincr rAtur , their n, i,y iffiprovemcjits And youil be pleased at , e m ae prices of this uptotherajnuts eqiiipmeat, ne in and see usplace yodr order today for earliest P atioo Our CAU US TODAY ll Year Qmmuaim a MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Pfuoiber 1 Ive witnesses can be wwngRid iijPr MI J lT ho ioeent teatly rffer be f X 136F6 Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr Erta Lake OPEM EVEMM4CS ickney Gen Store caue of mistakes tdentity, as tou 4 i cam gJjejMy u ,5 nf in Tlie Aiaei muizrne with this Si 20 usue Af Tss Dtwst Sinday laaaaaBBsBs jlfr sd Mrs Best Tdki ajwit Usessesc tTmSk md sTiitZ 1 ssk ssl isMaShass JWdh sf Mas Plajisj W,s ia T1 ttw k ii j Named to Head March of Dimes I the g,es j ttV Wa Judge Frank A Picard I, r i f l i 1 Ji 1 1 , I V S Jude Frank A Picard of S iiiv will be Michigan state c itiin it ot the 1948 March of lsiivr, it was announced today by 1 OConnor, president of the 11iria 1 Foundation for Infantile tratysis The 19iS campaign will mark the h anniversary of the National lion, established by Presl Vanillin 13 Koosevelt to lead, in i and unity the fight against ,IISilo paralysis The March of n,s caii January is the National ouMhitiens sole support Jir t Picard a native of Sagt n I a graduate of the Cni,y of Michigan in 1012, was 1 the Michigan bar that i n 1ilu served a i tant a V attorney of iginaw practiced law from 1913 vii he became l S judge iprn Part err district piis nt of the Means apny, i tor of the linbir C rnpany and in v as chairman of the Jnpnr Control Comniisin to fojPMlate the Mu Li nt liojmr control In a ehclrman of tio nipi ijiiMit Cjmpension and was col iuran Cneniploy ti ,i Act iiiit Picurds ap IulilMjr ijCIOeU J infantile paralysis toll, with more Anici icans having been ,r, a,, ats, ho wamd, con to IVce a 1 ing figi lor recovery Tiiis summer, fortunately, wi l a I a hi athiiiK spell as polio in ill cr int rot a I , a1, of I j i J Tat co l of the P16 epidemic al , , ill run to some 3,001,000 v HiiMl la,in lino aeeoint the i ,, stuns 11 sary to care for 1 i i i n Mus summer, We do ii I 1 1 may bring, bat DEXTER WINS It is apparently all ovr but shouting and Juier ou iod is uncrowned champ4on in fooiball oi I the Land A Laiaj ieauv uv detoaieU DrigtHoii ai DLAUT iui i, I night before 2uuo iiowiii iar u 6 in cje oi the rounet touches flayed in tins stctjon L f u lucky to win us uiirhloii I I uuiiUahed thom 111 vuvdo U ,H on xuiiiung with ihe ball and completed G passes out oi lo to Dexters 4 ut 12 Dexter won tnj game on a kyig pas in the first period DeLaTnre, the Mexican quauer threw a lung pass which went v, Ojver Kieiwuac ei head Aie juait ap, hit i vith one hne, batted u a he air and then caught it fwr u iouchdoa Johnaoji kicked ile eara poiit, Brighton came buck stivig in ihe second half and reahed the JJexier i yard line on a fijrward pass iJernie Young going over for a touchdown Then came the decision which tfave the game to Dexter In kicking tho extra point the pas uom IM wad wild and instead of kicking ti, bail header threw the ball to anoth er plajer who went over for tho ex tra point However the referee claim ed the ball hdery kne had touch ed the ground and disallowed the point ijiifthton started another second half and reached the Dexter A yard lino where 3 assaults on the Dexter line resulted in no gainsAn uvLmpt tr placokick failed when Dexter brcke through and blocked the kick Dexter has already beaten Man Chester, South Lyon and Brighten and Pinckney is the only hurdle they have to t,et over, linckney plays Dexter there Nov 7 and if they should win it will be the biggest up bet of the naition as they are about a 10U to I shoj Incidently Fiiday, wa he first time Dexter haj been on in 2 years THE riNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Oct 22, FOOD CLOTHING on your popping lisf NEW HOMIS V HOU FURNISHINGS p 8763 up 844 up 825 up816 IncrcjTeJ since 1 , tnnn Dinn, t , I ,, T Tnr fur mjYrate income famihu m Liu uiio, w,J hum i , ilyn,i Atticy our costs have gone ue, too t i on, ill M , 1 1 jai ir ai i Fn I iit , it T i 11Ill I SOMK rFOPLEget along under higher pi ices by jjsi 114 less or doing without Some iiAc more iikumeto help meet higher costs All can adjust outgo to income, to a hugo extent Uut a railroad ennnot simp or do without and still provide good, efficient and safe service adequate to the needs and desires oi the public The chart at left shows why the Eastern Railroads have had to ask i 1I1, inli or an iuu , freight rates The simple reason is thar die nved since near enough to meet todays cost ire nowhere 1 he rev enue Hie 1 age ton ol li the 0,,1 of creased mot Oillv IeCeMI IMll 1 iuf pi ritii 11 n 1,1 r HI ,iii the nvermoii,wlu rcas tion hii nd aM our oneI,I hil 1 which Stsl , 1 Kaihoids ins Si 1, items alniK to JKUU ihe raihoads has in 111 that period 1,1me, an arbitraurl,1 1 ,00,000 to s 1 I wage taxes, of h,inc h the Eastern ih,1 in lease in these ih 01 7 sinc l3 111 All the railroads itsk is what the law says 1 hey should he allowed to have I h ii Hi ,ms jut and leisunildi rates The law sis then1 is need m the public interest lor adequate and etiiei, nt railway transportation seiice at the lowia cost COIlsiiteiU with iui nishiig Mich 1 u e In olher ore , II the railrotdf ask is Milieieut vvt ine to emibl them, muler lioin eeoiiomi al mid eflicieit iminigeinen 0 PI ON ale he kind of service people v atI Some cxiiniplcj incrca ed Cf ts since IX19, m jcti, 1 ilro N I 1 e r 1 r ,n r el ielu s iiue 10VJ e increascil e 1111c from 1 iiic aerje V irciht 1 do COAL WAGES AND WAGE TAXES CIV 15 Here HK There In St vek iUO of tile PriTh ton Argus m cdiLciial on the Mrigh oliall team slates tlia Hrigh tv rrt ton ,TUIiJo nmre at IinekiMy was attended l,y wart Brighton rooVer,t oi Piticknoy fans Just how would Brighton go about to prove that There were about J 400 adinisions to the uamo Whu knows wlio came from Priphtou and who did not The Detroit schools have evolved a 01 iy ,ol,iuoii a silly disjiiie The teaeliers there get overtime pay fo all w,vk dore alter school hours Th athletic eoaihs do not The ter Jiave otganiod and as they listed as teachers Uicy demand time pay as mo1 athletic contents are played after school huirto The schools amwver was to pass a rule j that all eoiitests must be jilayed dur inb school hours, that meuns lieforv J 400 p m This will cut the finaneta J aspect to the lone as no one will wit t ness the conlesU but students Ra ther like tutting off your nose to spite your face STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County ef Livingston in Chancery Order Of Publication Lumard Lightle, his wife RLMH Lightle and Marie Ws wife Plaintiffs ViL It Lumbarc and his unlv hcirSjdevitecs, legatees and a Defendant, Suit pending in said Court on the 12i day of September 1147 It appearing fr the sworn hit of compliant filed in this rause i Lhat tin plaiiiLitis nave not been ii ,itVv diligent, search and iiiqui Eastern Railroad Presidents Coriere RED AND BLACK Why is V S so brokenheart d Owcr her love affair It seems as though M V likta the scenery cut at tiiiand Luke i,ii,y Winder vhyV UU4 J , r With i iation dance Igues V in the same 111 O Liie night 9 7V S and S Ii are tix now that iv p lat are oer ry to ascertain wheilier the ih j,no ants are living or dead or where they reside if living, or wheilar they or any orf them have personal representatives living, or whore they 1 1 ii ,1 luts taken over their prized or any of them reside, or whether riizeu the title, interest, claim, lien or pro sible right ol said defendant in nd io the land and premises hereinafter described has been assigned to any other peion w persons, or walk ui lac ioine nut Loth il it M las In 1 i, wai whether such title, intoresl, claim lien or ps ibh right in said prebeen disp yed of by the Notes of the Came Both teams gave a wondrrful exhibition of punting, the best we have seen this year Pinekneys de fenc wa lacking in effectiveness, rathei disappointing after the wonderful comeback against Manchester the week before Pinckney if the intends to win the remaining S2A will have to play as a TEAM and for TiHii GOoi OF THE TrAM and not as individuals VLVIThD Wi STANDDIVIDKDT FALL Dick Young again broadcast the game v Stockbridgp has a big team but they WT re slew and fumbJed repoat cdy Such a team should be a push over for forward passes Instead of passing Pinckney cenfined their at tacks to the Stockbridge line, their trangest point Two thrgs were part folly responsible for the poor shelving of the local team The pheasant aeasofi which cut the practise session to aim Who walked home S L K Jus nightV Could it hawD Y Wher va L D Soiiuoiie with a green dlirl seen walking cut ot initiation woi P P Was it possibly San, , , , , e , , 1 in it tru that K H looh a 11 mses has been disused of by the , , , , , , 1H f home the other night lelendatiu by Will , , , And it fuAhor aipeariag to this S , at the d,nee J,Hit that the plaint ills do not the oher night so i, P ,,, know anil have not been ,ble after a UU lor the sailor that was i,,e in i a, ,1 ,, , , says thai, he can t dam but oMigcnt search and imjun, to as ,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,r ,i ,,1 the girls don t beein to ajiiMr wnu who nro included Jisk ief ad nt in , , ,, this cause without beiK mimed , ad, J Jv lie,vro,e, on moi,,, of lnu lh1 fr night C Yelland for the painiff4 it is J os like L C js poli,hm Jm derd, tlaf the beo named de Us rm to ,ve back to him bai rendanta and each und ell of then, lhe, natUir j1 and their unknown heir,, dcvfrek, J l and N seemed to nave ru nd Koes eaiivP their ap1 lflade a wcouple last Fri nieiit mtivd in ths ause with U 1kii hke l S 0 adani ,1,1 i 11 hy ifhout to 11 Viola,fiin,g firl Detroit Idison, lin iii roji hid 1 on, In i Li 1 iioion, 1, I Paul Cuihlt, council pruc Ili ron, cleamii, lire hail IIA iu KmHiri, ,11111, in Aug P, Sopi Io hrHfirrrtr, care ol oiion by Clarl, yupporlnd n i iy to discont inwe pull, after Nnv l, 5117, tlTJij Clirk, Cipporl allow noi OUT h any cfter ccr on the road ilerials for A he II ec Jiatrstono Carrletl MIUV, to eon hs I OH hy l nliHe i,jp to aiijoiini ,i, Nay, deputy j on ed 1 ore lV lUk STATE OF M A, Th Prfiatm Court for lv 1 Ljvnston At a su loll oi aid ot at ihe Piobate lico in o lotel in said County, lii day of October, A D Couoty Presont, lion vWiiis ludje of riobat in the Matter of thr I I eM L lie The way to jutleje a car H i UJ c a ride Wnother youre is, Irir or 0110 of the pas ir rs, its the ride that eril Ho try them all n, r Dare the ridel Youll tako tho KAII ami the VI,IM every time These jiTfit new cars have a giilinrjj sfiHthness freedom Vn viinr nndswnythat arc e xc I us i vol y postwar iy hive a thrilling, rase and ,racc in handling that in you i roughly dissati ficl to drive anything else litil dont Iake our word for it Jrive the KArSERor the VHWI K, and compare tho ride yourself YOU CAM GET ONE, SOONE THAN YOU THWkt IISER r RAZEH K tate of ,, in thre monthV from the date of this order, and that in default there of the bill of conTplwnt filed here in ho taken as confepd by said do fendants nnd each and nil of them And it e further ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty days from the date hereof, cnl ie this order to be published in the linckney Dispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulated in said Conty of Livintfsdojn, once each weeku six succesyivf weeks Tph r CoWms Circuit Jullge weak ui,i eoi to acrv of Vincent JLaRosas dition the night of the dance H iH is trying her darndc i tak over June A s boyfriend We see that Jerry Cis glint, wit Joaan i igain Is it true that a certain gh I by the name of Bitsy is trying to beat K H s time iam li iardner P C C1, 1 it an iinj to the Court Hat tlj 1 if ue for fj esnLiton oi riao, oj i frt Council Proceedings j A true Copy Regular meeting of village tounJohn A Hagman Clerk I cil Oct 14, 1947 called to ider b The above entitled cause involves jv Parker, followed by roll cail and hrojight to quiet the title to 0f fflceip the following described premises sit ileaent Clark, Clinton Svar uate and being in the township of thout, Kennedy and Palnur Green Oak, Ounty of Livinrton Abaeat DutkeJ piHi tate of Mihifran nd nior jieat rjinj resigned as couacil particularly dosrribod as maA Herto Lavey was appoint The South thirtytwo 32 acres of e1 t iost nothing and th disposition t,e , half of the Southwest qaari ton to regard Stcckbridge as a setup, j ter of S in r TiTi one j Me Pinckney has two more home gam North, Ranie Six i6 Ea Mirnj oaaq 4dAu ymvrj wmjpcmjiH 0enn C Yelltd, AC rey fori Otion palmer supported by esOSlC eNv 14 Jpuintaf JswatAoot Aat foUwing bills be hare before Hartland is usually a BaJaeat lirfa 114 onehalf pygtHwm but you never can teti B fltroct t said estate should be limited ,ta lii,j ani iace 1K appoint to ivrive, evaiiiine aid adin la, ,ii,J eaiaivd against said 1 iy and Ifoie sTii Cjut It is Ordered, That all etf the ejed itos said de JS1 anr re piiri to present tar c ,n, to snn Court at d rroij fr, nfj to i e i ,y fioreo uou the rdrh is r U n or before lTh day of December A I at ten oclock in the forenoon SMM time and nlace herehf aofint d for exr,ination nA adju tmrt of all cla and demands against sttid deceased It i Ftfhr Ordered That pubh notice thereof he gtrea hy pth1k at ion of a copy of this order, tor w mm nr icb month for 4 months orior acres of e1 u gyeceed him Metion by CUfc jud dav of bearing th Pnrke7 Mippooorted by Kennedy that pi snatch, a newspaper printeJ and Hin Lavey be aworn in as council HrvlatM in said Cowaty Mih mUiL not carried, WTlis L Lyons, Judge of Probate f r ir,Mi DIAI orvVERY 1 Roue Motor Sales pMovi iijii wm 21 f I S TO C Tv 1 rcE V39 i aiWwed A true copy Wia , ir jr 1 rt aeM s, Jiinug , Try a Despatch Want for Resultsnjpgpiw IU, THE P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Oct 22, 1947 19 Rokos Soda Bar and Sandwich Sh JFe tare Recently purchasedthe Murray Kennedy Soda Bar and Sandwich Shop and cordially invite you and our jaraily to pay us a visit Featuring CREAM Bulk Paskcd 3c pt, Special this week Extra thi k Malted 19c FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE NOW HANDELlNG DEXTER BREAD Butter Pecan Vanilla Garmel Cashew Clierry 3Qc pt BAKED GODDSFRESH DAILY SPFX1AL ORDERS TAKEN ONE DAY IN ADVANCE ASSORTED ROLLS VIC AND BETTY ROKOS DOUGHNUTS PIES COOKIES CAKES SEE OUR DISPLAY 1130 P M M If AMERICAN HEOO5 by WOO,1Y COWAN THE HINNI j Hew Jersey, oil richer in War B , far nse in obtain I the presentation j War in Germ2 ft her mother, ittle 15monthold Harolyn Cheryl Meyer of Trnu jn, inup girl of the USS New Jersey, was made s,,09 Hrousrh donations by the crew of the USS New Jery her future education Governor Waiter E Edge v Is childs father, an Array Air Corps pilot, is a p jner ie has never seed his little beauty quee She is heM rry C Meyer Farmers Have Less to Worry Ihem This Tim ICAN J APS threatening a vital position i the Solomon Islands were thwarted largely through the leadership oi taff Sgt Floyd E Hill, Marshville, N C, who has been awarded a Sih x Star posthumously As leader of an antitank section, he was ordered o support a rifle platoon andto have his positions dug and ready when the enemy struck The big gun that War Bonds helped to provide for those men was ready when the Nips struck fft Hill, wounded, helped his nen to completely rout the enemy mm QLIARO omcca every da arc proving how effectively the vessels pnedhased with the belpof War Bonds can dear ubmitcmet Comdr David H Bartlett of San Diego awarded a Navy medal for maneuvering hit Patrol chat et brought about the destruction a jap Ofc ommmmm ef smU vessels jre doing highly m VSTmmmritommmm PYX FRTAK singkiundodly rifle fight on Leyte Island and saved the lite of hit When a Nip rifleman arose from a ditch ilanmidr 4he toed Apart eJatmieadsx the private jamped isi hm 3m r Washington, D CFarm prices stand at 200 per cent of the 19091914 average higher than the prices of 191Sand will drop again but uot as sharply as in 1921 because the Government Is required by law to maintain support prices of at least 90 per cent of parity for two full, calendar years following the year la which the war ends, The Department of Agriculture has announced The announcement indicates the farmer will not be a victim of a drop In prices similar to that which followed the last war in 1921 when prices hit the low of 115 per cent of the May, 1920, level which was 235 per cent of the 19091914 level Thus the farmer will have more money than after the last war War Finance Committee officials said j that in addition to the maintenance of 1 the price level for two years, that nonfarm families already have, and re ac cumulating, weekly savings through the Payroll Savings Plan of the War Finance Pi vision of the Treasury This, they claim Is proof the nonfarm front will be much better able to support itself than after the last war during the nor mal lull of reconversion Buyers of farm products will have the money te buy, it was said, and farmers should avail themselves of the opportunity to acquire War Bonds during the Victory Loan so as to have the money with which to modernize and handle the nonfarm market deafends that will he hacked with cash to pay sustained prices during the two years after fighting ceases The Payroll Saving Plan has sold lt 000,000,000 in War Bonds to wage mm era, that great hoik of nonfarmera who will, if need be, enjoy the fruits of their savings in the reconversion period and have the cash with which to support themselves Secretary ef AmirmUw Omtm a Anderson adds that prosperity of the farm depends primarily on nnrnhasmf newer in the ex 4ed 5 else Mass e tm Me mtmnm sliafMsjh mm rjMM Indian summer is here again, bountiful harvest days, blue skit and frosty mornings and gold and red leaves swirling everywhere Makes one want to work harder indjlay harder 30 If youre thinking of the latter, how ar ut a scenic automobile ve 1 the Harvest Festival at xtt e, October 2 and 3, or a plas trip to Trout Lake in Chipj ewa County for the Indian Summer Festival during the week ifrom October 4 to 13 Speaking of leaves r swirling everywhere brings a note of cau tion to the motorist Avoid driving over those piles of leaves at jthe curb or roadside Every year, youngsters hiding under them are illed by innocent drivers riding ner what appears to be just a pile of leaves Then, too, many a leave pile hides a smoldering bonfire ttat may 6o serious dartge to your parked car Someti es a speed ing car, riding through a pile of leaves, sends them whirling like a thick cloud in front of the car fol lowing, causing an accident he cause of obscured vision t m m jgy Jg w m Uaeie Saw Say I uTmmMmTSmMiffm m mmm mm eTSee C mmCmm mm mtmj pm 1 rfrp PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Oct 22, 1947 mi mi i I 1 he Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned Qoods, Shoe Gents Furnishings lingerie Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mrs John McDonald and Phillip of Newurk N J spun week at their home ut 1jLiy Phillip a on a 15 day furlouji the air corp before going to h Harrv Warner and wile of son spent the week end wiiJ and Mrs Bert Nash and vim were rri night dinner tlK1 and Mr, Fred Teeple of iir tii I V oil Phont 64rl4 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK IORSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION BEIT eAfcVfiSANSPHONE COUiECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Origin I Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK ead or Alive IWS 17 HORSES 15 HOG 5 per Cwt UEPEMOlfTG UPON SIZE AND CONplTION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FJtt Acvralf Collected Promptly Eqnjptr T Capable Men E L PARKER Went Phone 88, PincWv FASTFST f ad Slto kfWvice in MtsMf K istral Dead Stock Co I In 1TOCR , PIPE Fl TWIGS BATH TUBS 4 v JLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 ATORES SINKS MATER SOFTNERS TIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FTTTINCS VALVES WELL WMNTS ING6 JET PUMPS tantey Dinkek NOTICE BOSS far tasine lathe Stewart Aadenon Bis M tar Sheet Metal work, jitters, dowiptstn, aad tenses joapainag J linear future we will also be All work guar, utead Mrs Lester McAfee is caring fui her 3 vear old nephew,Cul iiiudooj, of Detroit who mother, MIA iuu Hudson is ill Mr, and Mrs, Henry Paulson oi Middleville and Mr and Airs lim Paulson of Grand Uapids vsero end guests of Mr ajid Mrs Dili Puiilvon Mr and Mrs Cha, McRoric spun the woeu end in iiuy Lit Mr and Mrs Herbert Julius of Jiattlc Creek were hunduy JUL oi Mi and Mrs Frank Johnson Mrs Cieoige Adams, Ma fii i Adams, Mrs U ,H William M Miss Jeit ie Winched of IKL spent Sunday with the iiotf hiu , Mr and Mrs Jack Smith tui Harrow of Los Angeles, alii , ed on Mr and Mrs M F Dam, A i week JMrs Hazel Parker took Mt 1 K1 i s, li ns Bla n c he Martin, w Fiostie risher, Mrs Esther tampi to the 0 F S grand chapter in ,, liapjds last week H J Young of Flint tailed on h, brother, Mill Young and family Thurs He is salesman lor P h i Peck Lewis Dr Ray MDuffy entered hi i He wjn seccond pride anl JJ bronze trophy LaVerne lark v with him Howard Thayer and family vi ed in Lansing and Williamson i n Mrs Grace Runcimau spent Thu at the home of W H Gainer ha closed her home in Unaailla twj and gone to Lansing to stay wi J her sister, Mrs Bigeiow Mrs Edith Teeple of Jakon 1 pent last week With Mrs NvUi Vaughn jfcus Bculah Martin went to Yvanti Sunday Wed she will aio Me wedding of her jrrandson, lv Meyer there Mii Alice Mauk, daughter, P aad son, Robert of Hovcil iSun evening at the Jra Car pL i home Miis Rose Berquist of Criirci ids spent the week end at the win Campbell home Iy Reason and family nd Ech Reason and Leota, seni week end in Coopersville Leo Clark and family of Detrot and Mrs George Clark of Yps spent Sunday at the Walter Clark PuolHhed Cvtry Wtdnaday 113 Main St Pinckujv, Mchrran Bnter4 is ateond vs ttier at Pettofika at mckney, Mkhuraa aade cc at Mane 187 , seription tui 1iu a Year AU w cutLirf, mm 1MB ussell iluver aud family of Kov u ilk ptnt Sunday at the Kuward jars hOiiie Mollis Wylie and family spent Sun n the Dr Wylie home in Dexter Dale Miller and family were Sun u,is tt Mr and Mrs iMoraee Hanrioi in Air Arbor George Frazier won third prize, a line radio in the insurance selling eijvust put on by the Hankers Mui Fife In Co Porn u Mi and Mrs Win Darruv jr at M Ilida hospital How, cl i, irl i and Mi, llciiiert Sneed, Mrs i e Mauk und luldren of iHowell and Mr Smuuv o ilenwood, 1 , muay visitors of Mr and Mi Koss Read Sunday dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Glen Kinsley were Claytojn Paimalee and iamily of Dearborn and Aruhcw Campbell and family Susan Campbdli entertained 15 tiimd at her home Sat night in honor otf her 14th birthday Mrs JIae Metz of Howell spent iho week end with Mr and Mrs Lee hiwy Mr ajul Mrs Clyde Fisher spent in with Mr and Mrs Flofd Ham mvnd ot Lansing v L ey and family called at ih Vincent Shields home in Ann Shirey WRECKER SERVICE Garage GENERAL REPAIR PLAY SATE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDiTlON ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DRivNCFREE ESTATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW Fhone No i mi ACELYLEN DIELECTR1C AUTO PARTS A ACCESSORIES LATHES ft GRI1 MNG WORK BATTERIES A TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIREY SON CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD, PINCKNEY CALL 138 CONCRETE BLOCK9 rClAL BLOCKS CONCRETE BRICK SAND AND GRAVEL i 11Mv, 1iC 1 Ill Sunday Gladys Clinton spent Wed Ralph Clinton home near How onng Johns birthday I Frazier and wife went to nnuth Sun lor a chicken din rs nry Virginia Carver and Mr Winslow gave a shower Fri nihi at the formers home lVir Mrs, tiy Seeleld 15 were present Mrs Si Held nteived many appropriate i1S Mr, Gladys Clinton, Mrs Roy lark and Mrs Maxine Ney attend ed tin jiaiLy Kiven by the Hijwelu ni1 imil fruard at the armory iowell lini,y nifiht It, Louis Shehun and son Plai i , jimit Sun at the Gene Shehan i in Ann Arbor ,Vr Clifford VanHorn and Mrs a Wimderlein attended the lead i itifitule in Lansing lat week CARL JONES FILL DIRT, BLACK DIRT, STONE BLOCKS MADE TO ORDER WE DELIVER PHONE DEXTER 311 7628 TOMA RD RT2 Pinckney Rutlr Hitter Mi Trrrd lsabell Nash and Dr ehihlrrn Jan ,i Coldwater and Alice Gearof Howell spent Sun with Mr Mr Mark Nash It pays to share the Mr ee i r i I in Mark Nash and daughter, were in Ann Arbr ,vu, Louis Cole and Miss Fva attended the teachers instit Lansing last week line Ir f, va th and Mis Lloyd Hendee spent week end with Mr and Mrs Fd H,veli in Flint Louis Co vie and wife spent San i Leo Coyle in Ann Arbor ynn Hendee served on the ini of iuervjsors at Howell laJt veck Raynionda Morris and dauJI were in Ann Arbor Sat ohn Kennedy of Howell spent veek with Mr and Mrs Irvin dy Hs parents, Mr and Mrs id Knaiedy, came after Mm day Mrs Muray Kennedy and Mrs St Kennedy called ftn Mrs Amre,e Kennedy and baby at the Nor Tvitchell home at Whitmore a , Friday Mi Wayne ATe entertained ard club Tues 9 J s Blanche Majtin was a Sun at the Andrew NebiU hofnel kubert Bird and family of I called at the Earl Kautfhn Sunday Stanley Dinkel G There still arent enough Telephone facilities to go around Lnil th e are, party Iine kwill help give service V aore people That service can bo satisfactory to all if everyone shares the line considerately Good partyline neighbors keep calls short stay off the line jvhen others are using it always carefully replace the receiver when theyre through talking Michigan Bell Telephone Company ,rlso TreasQer aad family of i business Wednesoay was in Hetroit an re aw 3heet Metal 0Mpuy Mr and MM Aodmw NWtt wMk and R A Munftr attoa4 be ficjsa Mr and Mrs P W Curlelt p f Saa at the iHenry Huuck hoiK Detroit Paula, who has been viiinir there came home with them kev Fr MeQuillian, Rev Ir Mr an ua4 Arthur Moran and on of Detroit spent Wed with Mr anri , Mrs Louis Shahtn Joseph Siuier and wife f Detroit called Sunday Wioator Baujha and family spirit Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank ClarkVirgina Hoijsohnrar Miiforo J oh Arbor spent Sunday with HeU i Win j A boor llver home i Mis Brown Mrs Lamb and family of Ann pcnt Sunday at the W H mm iMM fgjfStiutiri ArW aoat Te, at Mrs Kenneth Wylie and children spent Fri at the W H Euler home in Hojwell Robert Ratz and family and Miss Mav Ratz of Howell spent Sat with John Bell and Mrs Elizabeth j Mrs Mary Teeple and daughters vcre in Dexj Sat guests of Mr and Mrs Albert ter Sat I Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Cha y, Janet FekUer is spending her Scott, Mr aad Mrs iomer Milliron vaation n Grimaby, Ont, with VJ and Mr and Mrs Ralph Dell of Defc rhfr nother roil and Gerald Dinkel of Lake Karl Tiny Tasaier of DexteriCbemung Bud Smattett of Lansing caor at tLe Dispatch office Monday apent Suiiday then He nith Axel Carpenter of Lennonj Mr and Mrs Stanley DinkeL spnt the week ead at JDoulrUa aon, Jimmie and Mrs Eaw Diafce Ljtke J wene in Ann Arbor one day tat wk Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller Mr 5 Mm W Her Spittler adarwent aa tueaftaj Winifred Aberdeen attended attendoperatk at Utfehlaad Park bos Mrs Ror ed MI O E S meeting at South Lyon last week at whkh the Pontia chapter put ejn the work an the voiunies of the gay aiaetaea Kmii Weddise and wife of Swarteomt AMen Iavis who has been in ur ley hospital, Flint with injuries rec cived in ai auto accident is at the hone of ins mother, Mrs Goidie lioKnan in Marion Mr and Mrs Marry Lee spent the week end in Tipton at the Uaedj home Mi and Mrs Erail jKuchar have rented Unir farm aad pnnhed a bouse at Winans Lake The following from Laketaad wiM attend tle Kings DaagbHera coaveutton a Owosso WedMra Gladys Cec, Mrs Joha Raytes Mrs Rorton and Miss Grace Thiol Ur and Mrs Robert Mrs Alke Rruff borne to K LI week iarkinaon apeat UL wacb Mr Mad Gerald Renry mm bane from Det Cfcubbs roit over tbejweek mA wbe be is Jack and Rob da vaated 4 m ooOee laeioe Cbeyd at AJMI Asbar HHBL Mr aad Mm 42s Thcwajann aad AMay la Toledo 0w 4ay Aaat, Mc and Pinckney D WedpeQ, Oct32 147 1 T Close Out Sale FREEMAN STOKER with HOT WATER CONROL 25000 List Price, Sate Price 210 Price 20300, Mwiiersoc State Bank HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY The fixed expenses aiv easy to account for, They are rent, uuui ance, taxes, upkeep of car and home Thi leaves the variables, food, eiu J tuimnent and peisoiu1 J1 e JSC, taking MRS CELIA COSTS Mrs Ceiia Coste who dicL near uwveu ioii wet was brougut ziti lor burial in tue Sprout cmete itte deceased was the former p Clia tiaWo, daughter of the laie t oooig Wiuion iiates oi Pinck cyor iouiiu wu tnuUlvy Coste rium uic eveial ctulUien I PROFESSIONAL CORNER MUSIC PORGRAM piano Mis Alice Ksic he id her recital ut uxc ituaree church, lU te itie from here part were Jud Aschenbreu i he irvorUnt thing is whether rUk 1 GEHL NO 20 STOKER, Ut Sale Price 2150 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACELit Sale Price 13500 2 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, Lit Sale Price 19395 2 PURITAN WATER SOFTNERS Sale Price 12305 tv UV 15 mwn in keeping with conPries 16500, Price 22995, inoome or are they forcing a stunt drain on savings, a the G Is said Lets fac it Success depends in saving something 3 eery jiav day vkfouc, Jttarneu Viaceiu oiiuuic AOUAtsick, Jai j UiUiup, icu Gallup, lorqthy MiU Juary AuuCumpuell er fte It Mt t a lirwViuKRiS Pinckaey, Mick Cfcsrftss at VaBS Oaiiy U00 A, M 2 00 P M, I AUorwe at Law Mom, TueFn, Sat 700aQO pr HoweU, MhttjiBi UtNTUT IM K Itutif Te4epbosaa eWtUfeace 14 Ssemfcg, e Aswatmea HoaV lict In now with a dollar or more I FOR SAbE12 guage single barrel II Liit Prico 15995 PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY j tuJi eek atrsou State Bank shotgun, fine condition and box of shells Bert Hicks PERCY ELLlb AUCTION Phoa FU IHachM,, Michigan ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS924 N Mala St Ann ArborMU HaioJ Chubb, Local Representative 510 FLEMING ST, HOWELL pboo ta Phoa FOR SALE First and second cutt ing olf alfalfa hay in hales, also Money to loan at readable tales Jue mi2 ha Llod HenUee Intel tai paid on Savmgs Uouks and Time Certificate of Deposit All deposit up tu ShooolKi ia ured by our membership im ve tpoii loturaaee Cuonoe Phone 64K14 KOii SAit Kitchen Kange with oil burner attachment,fine condition rhiliip ttiiout, 1hone 1JFU ilAft OF MICHIGAN f WANTED Somo peiaon who vo,uld lhe Probate Cort tor the County f J,ky l0 tilin some extva nsh Han OF LIVINGSTON I ie ilousrlujid iaper Iroducts from At a o ui suiu Omrtheld at ou 0WV, hol,le For partioula I the lrobate Olfice in the City of Howell in gatd County on th 1st day oi Octuber, A D li47 write Floyd Kickettt, lloweil FA KM FOR SALE 80 Acres Avith Pjfsmt tlo4i Willie U tyons10 lakIa mile from rtage Ok Stock Minerals 325 cwt Farmers Feed Supply C PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELL,Mgr Judg of IlubHte In the AlattLr of the Kstato Percy , iUvarthout Deceased It h Ordered, That all i tlirjifilitors of said decreased arc re nuirod to present Their clamis i aid Court and to serve a copy theien uon the executrix of said estate, at said lroliate Office on ot i heftre the 15th wiay of Dfcemher, j A I lii17 at ten oclock in tin forermon said time and place heinv I hereby appointed foj the examinat 1 rrTTi imrtradjusTiienE oT aTTclaim and iliemainds against decreased, i Tim Cinrt will also at that time I determine whether and to what lent claims and administration i poises fire payable out of commun ity property or out of separate pro perty if deceased J It is Further Ordered, that piblic notice thereof be piven by pubUca lion of a copy of this ojder oiuv each week for three liiiccesae weeks previous to said I lny ol hearing in the Pinkney Dia , atch, a newftpaper printed ami cir I ulatid in said bounty Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate 1 A triie copy Probate 10,000 Cash Aiii ilorence Sclmltz, 3132 Ao, Lincoln Park, Mich Dix FOH SALKTwo vheei Trailei, Steel Box Price 11 Eli Aron leter Ha FOR SALE Large Oil Heaters 75 Small Ones U7 Flm rs Garage Oak Grove Mich ivNlA araye at 407 ituajt St PuudtueyMM Raymonda Morris S A LF 4 acres of standing field corn,, ready to cut, Mr John HHl FOR SALE A Dodpe 4 Door Sedan rrew motor and tires, a Plymouth Coach, Fod Coupe, rumble seat tOR SALE 1 Gaujto doubn barrell hammerlessj shotgun, liUso a J2 rifle, single hhot, a 5 shot 410 bolt act it in repeating rifle Mike Harnick FOR SALE Ladys Winter Coat Mlack, size 3S,good as new, a real bargain Inquire U2 W Main St i hone 1J 7 Elinors Garage Oak Grove FOR SALE An U Inch Hammer mill Elmers Garage Oak Grove HERBSNEED rHww 13 39 t w4 i HowaJl, iUal CeUte, li City, Lbe aoel FeViB A lirleJitf lu Your Pryrtf Witfc He LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phee F3 Pinckaev Michigan TXu CTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BEIT WYLIE PHONE PJNCKNEV 78F21 SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE AurNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 9 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MJrtJ i6F6 RajktlHifl mm mm State 717 UAetide Drlf PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM PbiOSa 19 WkMy, Mickige FRED C REiCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST tu WEST GRAND RIVER AVI LOWELL, MICHIGAN OR APPQINTMBNT Reridoc 613 SPECIAL OFFER I will conduct auction sales for the flat rate of 15 per saje with oit rejrnrd to the amount of goods to be sold Bert Wylie Auctioneer Cla8aifiedyahf Ad SUFFOLK HAMS crossed Villi Black Top Delaine Ewes produce a rapid maturing lamb of top mutton quality that will grain feeding S lambing trouble Ware Rte 1, Dexter Phone Ann Ai bor 25822two FOR SALEFURNITURE, 2 Piece Hlne Living Room Suite, Metal ,, V Glider, Itoed Settee and two Chairs ff y Suitable for cottage or porch, Skirt ,mall heads pjevent ed Vanit am, Stoo, Bedroom Chair For sale by T E FOR SALERound Oak Heating Stove, 20 in firepot 15 John F Connera FOR SALESecond iu,muhto lop Table, Uvo Diessers Odd Mirror, Lamp, ruvplnce Screen, Four Seta of No vols, like new, Ping Pong Table and iable Tennis Outfit, Pair of Maple Skis, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc A i6 A NW0 8 ffiRoad 4 railM FOR SALE2 IIP Garden trac tor with K inch Plow and Cultivat or complete W E Beach GlennbrooK farm FOR SALE B Heating Stoves Rev Francis Murphy FOR SALE Gladioles spikes cut daily Plenty of colors to pick from also whit Lc a doz Wm R Barrett Howell Mich FOR SALKNew right hand buili in bath tub, medicine cabinet, never been used T Singer 3015 Monkg RdPinckney FOR RFNTSmoll year around hou l E Siubley si se at Rush Lake Call John Lobdell 1hon 0793 W 8fiQ R Howell after 6 Housewives rvg YOUR WASTE FATS TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR SALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, Well Balanced and fiuranteedateo BOOJxlC wheels, axels, springs and hitches for sale OpenSundays, WILSONS RENT ATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 0 7 Giunrl River Ave Howell Overcome Soap Shortage Tlu J CM, FOR SALEWinchester 12 bguaye pump gun and Winchester deer rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle BIUX mLT SOAP uttff ire ia world vide shortage ot k UFEBUOY Last year Soap Maker, only Thi, Mlo affeots paints, textiles, lather goods, floor Animal Tat and Vegetable Oils, fifth of what tiey us in mt engs etc Without the help of the America u v i uie AmencAn Housewives there wouW have hi ,,H yr, One out of everv nfr, 1, SOap ast lita ,er w ,rom WMte v We Need them Them at this Store vmjLL SOTBat MATS AI Clarks STATE OF MICHIGAN iruit Court for he County oi Liwngtton in Chancery l E KUSSO, ila ijtuf Vs KLi,S PUSSO and JHN P NEELY Ftit pending in the Circuit our l inc County of Livingston On Chano at the City of Howell, IM si ,iudy and state on Septem ber 2Jrd 1117 In this cause it appearing in the worn bill of compliant on ilo that the plaintiff does not know the present whereabout of Charles itusso, defendant, and whether he is a resident of the state of Michigan, or lives outside the State of MiBhigan, in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle Van Winkle, utt for Plaintiff it is ORDERED that the said Charles Russo cauv his appearence to be entered heroin within three months from the date of this orrier and that in cast of his appearence he cause hw, answer to plaintiffs bill of compl j aim to bo filed and a copy thereof J sorvkd on the attorneys for plain tiifs withn fifteen days after ser j ivr on fcaid defendant Charles Russo, of a copy of paid bill and notice of this order And that in 4e fault thereof said bid be taken as confessed by said defendant Chag Russo And it J furtlfr ordered that within forty days the plaintiff Beae ie V, RUJISO cause a copy a Hue or der to be pobtishe ia bt ffccney Dipatch, a nwspaper printed pub lislved and i ulatin g in aaU Coun ty, and that such puUicatkw be continued therein lor at lMt once in each woek for six weeks la sue ceaaion, or that she cause a copy oi tiiis order to be personally served on said defendant Charles Rusao, ai ieat jtwenty 4ays aetors the tin o prescribed for 4 appearance Glenn Yellattd Oircurt Court Commiesioner Van u inkk 4 Van Winkle Attorney for Hatotetf FOR SALE Seven room house, uvo bathft, ahadft, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St FOR SALE Heating stove, burns wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson ar 25c value For infants, girls or ladiea Cuff ptssorted colors REALTOR LADIES HOSK4 pairs for 100, li rooms with 1 acre op Territor39c value, choice of semisheer ial road, East of Portage Lake Rd rayon or fullseam service weight 1JUU, with 600 down, 20 CcrgcXRobins cotton Full shades M r T a mo 1 K aCreS6 r0ni h0U8e MEHS COTTON SOX8 pairs for h i1 furnace Wage, 00 26c value, medium weight bar,1chlckt use 850000 Cash loirg style or short elastic topAs sorted coiors BtRDSEYE IIAPERS295a doz enFint Quality,27x27 hemmed in sanitary sealed package MENS DRESS SOX5 pairs 60 Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basement and other outbuildings, 10,000 fc cush 60 Acres, 8 room modern brick for amA oil fumace, 18,500 cash 100 35c value Fine rayon, long 1 Arres 7 room house 20,000 styfe or short elastic top Assorted fas, Hosiery are slight imperfects, ke Cottae 4 rooms part modern colors basement, electric pump, qil water Please state size Wanted , ater furnace nie cement pier SATISFACTION GUARANTEED fwn 560000 NO CO,DS, WE PAY Tarcel Post rtaKe IAIC, 4 rooms and bath, SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY sreened in porch, furniture inclai P,0, BOX 2029 DEPT, AC7 47a 5ear around cottage,, 4,600 KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 750 22 WANTEDAslies and rubbish to VG , E ROBINS haul away Will also pick up old , YPsllanti, Phone 2840 newspaper and mayazinea SS Cly 2WasPlPinney Harry PriA red Ml,,8PaJh Ypsi,Ph 1275 M R O Cummings,Ypsi Ph, 706 M aBBaa MaeBiaiaiBeHav aw Aimrtknttm From whece I sic iy Joe Marsh Take Pen in Hand This eobuas has bai luaning for so long that Its readers, a towns like oar ail over the coan cry are aegkuOag to take pern la aaadMad write as what thejr think Some of them take me over the coals for what I saylike the col umn I ran on planting alfalfa Others write, I Uked your column yesterday, out All of them have different points of view From where I sit, thats ae way H should he Everybodys asSjtJad to opinionand if s those ery differences, aad frlnsslr uUtIsm that make for tolerance and better undwstAndingwhether if s ideas on planting akfsifa or caoosiag k tweea beer sad elder The more folks air their differences right out in public, with s neighborly respect for the other persons liberties sad point of view, the closer we ass to the American principle of iadtvMasi freedomwhether if S in s choice of crops or beverages VAna m r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 22, 1947 Description An account of the resource October 22, 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 1947-10-22 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c812650ed0b9637e79a40db3afa4ec98.pdf 899e3c4a12a89af9d8a9a2e04dd49bc1 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. fc J Bispatdj VOL 64 Pinckney Dispatch Michigan Mirror j S chool New s Hundreds oi iate employees are We had a speed contest of siates quitting their jobs because of made1 and capitals in the 5th grade Jim quale salaries, Gov Sigler wa tola Lavey, Ricky Miller and Jim Doyie by Thomas Wilsdn, state civil jserKvest the winners T Wednesday, Oct 29 1947 No 49 vice director The gov promptly announced that ihe state legislature will be cil od back icgr the second special aesion oi li47 The session is scheduled for midNovember Here is the Jatesl proi, if any were needed, that inflation work both ways It not only bo,oius sulcs 1SO,OOU,0 for the year ending tax revenue, currently forecast at next June 30, but it also incituses operating costs The new sulaiy ad justment would amount to G,5ou Our baseball game of the 5th Spell intj Class is 6 to 2 for the bs he Spelling liasebuii game oi the 6th is 44 Wo challenge any class j,n cipher d, by thy ys we tnink were rea lly tfod Wt, of the Ciih think were pretfy good in fiucions too but the girls are a iie IJUII D lu J An appeal is made tq all those having some c,i childrens story books at liire uw ire not beinj uselor we ail re eouui use some We vjh to thank Jack Llnrk lor OLR DEMOCRACYby Mat U tSiderpressing Time THIS IS THE sr ON WHEN, IN GRANDCADSDAYS, TH THRIFTY FARMER BROUGHT HIS SURPLUS APPLES TO THE CIDER MILL FOR PRESSING TO GET FULL USE OF HIS CROP HX HAl TO AHEAD ENGAGING TIME AT THE MILLTAKlNS HiS TURN W WITH HIS NEI6S0R fuV Gridiron Dope Current Comment 000 to 8,000,000 a year, ot which sho viug us his Japanese coeetioi the federal government would fur j v remember iUnuul as a very nish 2,600,000 through Mich, unI good teacher when he took Alio employment compensation comniisa sveirthout place one day and if hes ion and veterans vocational funds as good a soldier as he was a Uach Tha additional 6,500,000 approp riation, sought from the legislature, is the same as the tax sum involved in a suit filed by the Detroit Rd of Education, Michigan Federation of Teachers and other school groups The suit contests validity of the itate legislatures 194 7 action creat ing a single school dirict for teach era pension, vocational education and state schools fof handicapped children Th er We bet theyll toe the mark Were looking forward to a very good time on Halloween THIRD AND FOURTH Jack Claik brought his exhibit of Japanese silk articles for us to bee, because we wore talking about cocoons and butterflies He had a busy clay showing all the distrfc, was given a othor rooms and telling them about lagisltive aipropriatlft of 5,838 his articles 260 from the salesx diversion to When ur Efeograplly class was schools bout glaciers many child School attorns argued before fc i atones showing ibp the Mich State Supreme couit that Jaf fot formation and the the schools were entitled to tho j0i,L Don,aldt J hd full tax diversion amount of 51, Pefct f er deaign 000,0,00 unde ithel constitutional Jr rd grade Health class broamendment Asst Att Gen EiburnK PlctUKCd oi heir f4ef Parse contended that the school, th SUld the out can get only what the legislature wlif kimJ we cod fc weu j i ,4 5 to have iijhg reel decides to appropnate to The iron mining industry in the crln AKi TU,Dfc Upper Peninsula is a long way from aLCCND AND THIRD being washedup f Donrialee Swarlhout and Dolorc The Mather mine at IshpemingBoi4,0ii have joined liie Jr 4iuar Negaunee is destined to, be the wor Ann Campbell is leader, other girl Ids greatest underground iron ore hng to do, 141 Wurk c Mi mine One shaft is alreadf pratu Campbell z ing another, fcJ0U feet to the east Ml Hobuy wul orgauiau i CubWard, is nqw being putdown When ScJUl 1oui as 600fi as the material txjth shafts are producing an annual arrives output of 3,000,000 tons is antidp ia artvvell enrolled in the j t ated A thousand men will be work L ld lost Wed ing in this one mine 1 Uc lud Vlsti laat hui s1 ws Calumet iHecla co is reoponincr Ntuu LcjC Hyfrom Mass ijhe the old Ropes mine a few miles to uai1 Wltl uias Sandra and the north of Ishpeming The June fIio 1111 it Laughlin Steel covp has opened xrTyvMOST OF THE OLD cne MHCS HAVE DISAPPEAREP FROM THAMERICA COUNTRYSIDE, BUT THE TRADITION OF THRIFT THEy EXEMPLIFY CONTINUES PLANNING AHEAP FOR THE FULi USE OF THE FAMILYS RESOURCES FOR ITS CUPiRr 1 AND PORTTS FUTURE SECURITY TH0LiH LIFE , AND SmtNGS IS CHARACTERISTIC CF TWE PEOPLE FmiR DEMOCRACY i iincknejy staged a comeback at South Lyon Friday uight and aefeat ed that team 20 to i iiob Aaibur gey quartei backed and showed exLcant t ho ice m piuys ih team was lurthcr stitii,gtht tied b the fact mat Joe liurns out with an injured shoulder taice the opening game at Lansiung itli the Eastern high tuserves got oack in the game and soaed a touchdown , iincknev mixed up their plays this tim j and compieled u good number i oi parses Aiunurgey nade one 3J jar1 run die Moitd a touchdown on an end run Joe Kurns get one on a iim plunge and Kuss Clark uuvd I air er on a forward pass j iio 1inckny line reinforced by Jerry Clark who went there from the backlield ditl a good job The taikiing and blocking of the Iinckin y team hoed great improvement Dexter only boat South Lyon Jo to o a lew weeks before South Lyvon used a dazzle or spread formation and their touch down was scored by means of this method tuite a few freshmen players got into the game for the first time thi, Mtson iinckney wll play Crass Lake here Friday under lights at S 00 p ni Not much i known osf this leiim as this wiil be their first game here The Brightbtn Argus of hut WIN FROM cmITU vi 1 fiWe with postmortuma of WIN FROM SOUTH LYON 20,6 th recent Dexterbrighton football game won by Dexter 7 to GAccording to records Brighton outpUtyad Dexter making more gtdns ana downs Hojwever games are won by points Dexters admission pric ctf S100 a person also came in for special panning One thing amuaaa us The paper states the decision of the referee disallowing Urightoni extra point may be appealed Tha iitightoii editor should look into into his files and read the account of tke UrightonWilliamston game lat e almost a near riqt Williams, oii appealed the decision which gave Brighton the game The reply of the Michigan internehoolaatic Athletic Assn wasThere is no ap peal from an officials decision When a school accepts officials that also ronstitutes acceptance of all decisions which may be made by Ujiem Ob5 Install i tloAever i he j their games P1NCKNEY K tlaik ilurroughs Schneider KImer VanBlaircuni Ci Clark llurtibuse Darrow Ambuigey Mever liur M Sultitutinns Si M 1 , lil seem L V n T K G c L L 1 I E Q I R U I, H V 15 Siwth Weil, to be wimiiii MANCMLSTER Treganowaa Walkur Clark Hudson Richards Lyke Muir Ilrengle Workman Lloyd McCormick Lyonlirignam, lu nicy, Dounoy 4uur oi tin1 Or j ar wa a scene a new ore research laboratory in Negaunee, adjacent to large undev eloped J L land holdings A scientfic search is being pressed to dev elop a practical way whereby millions of tons of lowgrade ore may be utilized An educational campaign to inform Mich, citizens of the need for food conservation Iwill get under led by Prof Herman J way soon, Wyngarden, Mich State college economist Wyjigarden was chosen by Gov Sigler to head a state conim for this purpose FACTS We Americans are eating more meat than we did in 1J3 The 1946 record was 528 lbs pr capita, compared with 1328 lbs m 1931Fresh and processed fruit were V have been busy during the past, week making statuettes with both gopd and disastrous res,,1 us iarioi Tohiaik ,u iakc in Mo and had to no home at noon Some of our members attended Doicyes Bokross birthday party Fri night The hd grade bo ,re attempttng to make a replica of an apart nieiit building Kvrynno islookingforwardLa the Halloween party next Fri night Doris Lmstead showed nsa iiim ccyiletion of sea shells Fri Jack Clark visited our room Tues and displayed a fine collection of Japanese silks J he luicKri ac, Oi ine LUUCMI i a 0jjy Jnipic we iii,atiaaoa niyiu, VMleji it a new as nisuun u 11, vuiiiied Abemecn was inWiiied as I Uithy Uaiion ii,e lil ueremoiiy au orp5 ot oiiiccr ill AI tci Ui Jaugnii 6HUg jii ji Mati on vva the La L ui tin HI, inrouyi a ia, iinUiemaciis wuiii by luiive i a,i niig tnc IJUU UJv Ouii,i,OM,VllS J, j 1 utv tiicii 11 i i i o 1 i iie Wor ecoi ted o llOi 11,1 iii tic v ,vR flrto m lTeiaatutn iviarpity, pautoT 2 ootth K,ir h 111 v 1A Id aioiL a, urn ng Wih i LJien SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE laula Curlett, Ruth Kirschke and consumed in 1946 at a rate 36 per j Heveil liuden k d0Aet m 0J, cent higher than 1939 The food, con der at all umes This u hurd voik sumption in 1947 is estimated at j becaUiie there uro so many things X7 percent above prewar i stored in the cioset At the begum , jUg 0f tt ,year tliese girnr painted AM uei iU un t i h vali, and washed the woudworK RAISED HELL IN HELL Thflink u,lg Hell Michigan the little hamlet 4 bQth grades ftfe ,naWi u miles south c Finckney again makes im lnw lui iSdtllCe the front pa,, Last Sat night a j Joau Fjsher bloUght a n ol s group of teen aged bo,ys who were erg whkh were made by nd m week ending i a cottage there lliuUippine lslaI1iSi Bob clark Dr0,wcxit n the S He store and pouc ught a gtone with anotncj i0Ue wm ing a gun at Mike Harnack jr a ppei arouj,d jt 1kc a ,iQ found customer, said it wasi a Pickup arid lt in a gravel pit Be,tilv ilurdon to fork oer tfairy Eip Frost who br0ilght a sample of u hi ck wlMh was in the stoic doing his Sat ngnt made beautiful chimmtJy We u K dii n 1 on inio u iujv banima, SL,, Miuiia Cm iSoniehoUi Lo e, j on , Jv Uit uas men it , Kt,, ,1,, aHaixn kirarzrrrT von ,ii, Fi,iik beideen, w UCl Ul ,r t ly , , , , inc twiho litt liAlill, each repreioniing a muih of de yiar, offered a xay iu Um,iu vi urb the new nilicers goa iuri , ULU er olllccis wcir tjien IIIM,1 d Vlnlc the chaplain was kneeling at the altar, Mrs Eloye Campbed ang Tiie Lords Frayiii An uopiesivc niemorial tiibute to lhc Woithy Mat rolls Mother was given by Frank Aberdeen Friends and neighbors of the Worthy Matron presented her With a lovely silver coffee 4ervicc The very capable Installing Staff consisted of Mrs Florence Riuhn Installing Officer, assisted by Mis Dorothy Wilson Mrs Alta iMeyer, Installing Marshall Mi Mall Sch ion each Safv nv ay 00 tn 7 i ses at ,S oly w o tf p 1 111 and Con naut m vi fifi , ii Sun aft ul ir uie oi anls i a , ,ii A 9und a in Sum, o OccoL, l,n ii Aov 1 rttttrttn and 1 Ouls Day, Among tii, mteniiow aie I111 VOnnil iWnn, Intchtirj or ig lues ,, ,, ,,,, 01, N i Kennedy, vatr, Smitli Melfetlllead Kimberly, Cmnikey, llisht Subtii ut ions Iinckney Koss Wilson, Otterbien, Fuhrman, Don Clark, TouchdnSsns Joe Hums Ku ell Cljik Hob Ainbnrgy Mc i jvmiik Kxtra Ioints Meyer 2 FOOTBALL SCORES Football scores in this section last week weiv as folloAcs Brighton 2 Manchester 0Dexter 2ilartland r Ann Arobr If, Lansing Kastern 2r t Chohoa 2d, University Ji Howell 0 j Thai lotto IK Flat Kock 20, Milan j I Romulus Wl, Saline U Hoohevelt 1, Dundee 14 Clinton Sr, MorencI Okemus li, Stockbridge 0 llro li u ,il 2i, Grass Fake Williamston ,, lii Leslie 7 r Mason o, Holt 0 Adjlan St Marys 33, Jackson St We read that Hev Ezra Ceachejr, Iinckney Mennomte minister, has started Sunday afternoon servicwi in the Ncuth Hamburg church Thi wan once a flourishing country c UJ h and was serviced by thi Iinckney CojngM pastor for mar yea It is a good sized church and a cemetery is located next to it The auto and the fact that most of the old member, died or moved aflvuy forced it to close some 20 year ago It was very active in its day und eadi summer put on a big picnic with a dinner and ball gi ma Ye editor attended several Hack in the old horse and buggy days tha counjtry churchy were numeroua There was one at BirRetts, 2 in Webster, 1 in Marion Center, 2 in Hlainficld and 1 in UnadillaChurch wa3 also held in he Hieks, Chubbs Corners and the Lakin or Burgesa schools Most of them have long smc closed U and i j i m ov, is M0 STREET LIGHTING INSTALLATION Uhtlrij or C a Mai y Ken, 1 by Mr, ciy, Wed high mass fc r Mr rIrtJe q by Rcmian famiiy huv hih for Jate Joseph Cvm i, , high mass fj poor soul St, SpocImition for boy, j service ,,, i f F Clark fannly, J apt ism was conferred vSun Charles IJojy, son of Mr Chas flealh of jjtfer,Installing Chapian nd beautl Lake pi musical accompaniment v on and Mrs Hilnd Lake, sponsors were Dr and Mrs George Nay loo, Detroit and on Kose Mario, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hobeit Vedder Sponsors we,0 Jerald Fran cw and Miijy Ami ileath of Hi land en by Mrs Ethul Glenn of bridge, Installing Organist rJ shopping topk the gun away from the boy thinking he was fooling but wheiTbe found it loaded and cock ed Harrys hair is said to have riz slightly Frot is a World War I vet eran and lives nt Hell or Hiand LU After a bawling out the boys were al lowed to go Sunday they invaded the Reeves schoe near there shot Ait all the windows and did in all about 100 in damage The school board xoi ut I Ivor i Main age hoys Tues with their parents I gV jckAi Of rers, in addition to the orfhy on and Worthy Iitro i were it is sandstone Beverly futy ioim H Keason, Assoc Matmn John Car ajiece of stcine that makes a wiiie j er, jr Assoc Fatron Sc, Virginia iflStrk We are going to bringmore Cipv Treas Ethel Ellis Conduct things I rosi A mm Reason Assoc Conduct 6ome of the 8th graders are donIJ f Cnrie iffihs Cha i Lucextra credit work for history, ti ille Beck Marshall, BfitU Lrash Rebman made a small model of u Organist Kloyse vampbell lab, A log cabin He used twigs of reua DiikI Uth,lene ri maple Fredsays he had the abm Erthev, Mildred Miler Marth, put together once and found that iie Fuiii Curlett Electa, Carmen For bad forgotten to put in a wndow, so Jr Wai v, Tooa Rpison Sentinel he took it apart and started all Otto Roifson Assisjn Mai shall nnie Henrvt Flughearer, Floren igner Color Hearers, Kleanor and Frayers are reqested for the sick among whom are Joseph Stuco, vhose son is a parishioner and the , rr ont departed among whom are I F John Ncedham and Dr Calher me Smith, formerly of Detroit COMM CONOL CHURCH Rev Ahred AllarJ Tastor Organiat and choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbtll S S Mr Herman Vedder ihe st natc investigation into oimnunism in Hollywood,California niu has all the CLrmarks of another Moward Hughes merrygoroundTha purpe is to find out to Ahat exUmt Comiiiunism has penetrated in to the nuttion picture industry So iar the investigation haa been mera ly another nuid scramble or headlines AboAit all the witm sses examined so far are glamor boys lika llobert Taylor, Ciary Cooper, Robert Montgomery who have hal no facta to coffer The bobbysoxers were 20 deep when Robert Tiylor tesified and filled the room with their sigha of cftacy When he finished thay nearly mobbed him in a mad fight for autographs If the investigator want results thety should put known Communist actors and playwriters or the stand and avoid the glamor boyslnddently the KpwurUrLea gue a Methodist youth organization was branded as a Communist organization One witness testified Communists were ordered to joiu the organization and get control With materials once mor available the Detroit Edison Co will re slmp worok on street lighting in I stallation for the first time since i 1, officials of the co announce During the war years Edison complete exhausted its reserve stipyljr of street equipment in repair ami re placement wofrk lun 143 a survey was condu d tr determine the street stating nerds of the 218 cities and towns in the Edisons Southeastern Miclman mea As a result of the findings many of iho communities ordered additional equipment, but the material shortage kept their orders unfilled N,w the utility concern has back ovifis for 2,700 overhead lights and f00 ornamental street lamps on its books Edison will commence filling these within a month and if fstandards, luminaries and accessor d ,es eontunie to arrive, they will be o t P We seem to be running head on into another world war, this time 1 with Russia with everyone stepping on the ga and no one applying the brakes and this at a time when we are totally unprepared for any such conflict Our amV has been cut to practically nothing, our war factor ies are reconverted to peacetime production, congress has turned d ,vn universal military trainingU , do get into another war it will I a repetition of World War II with this country taking a beating for a year or so until we can get our draft system working and war fac tories rolling It will be the stony of the ojd English knight over again When he came home from the French war he took off his sword and armor and hung them in the woodahed and turned his war horse warrant nd Deputy Kruger again He used nail polish U Bo to J fSk Pt tt roof The caW represents, W completed in abopt a year After over two years of waiting the co is now receiving enCugh mat erials so that a full size program Wo cordially invite you to Wori1 sinro 1,41 can be resumedship with us Kunday morning I0Tnrj Reformation Sunday Appropriate CrCUil CoUTt NeWS S S 1130 was again declared and the knight hastened home to get ready AUe his armor and sfcord were rusted M bad they wee useless and hie horse was so old and feeble it was unable to carry him into battle a lot og hard work They admitted the f rH Joail Fisher and Joyce Clark maic and were released when they agreed picture8 u Mt VernJn out color to pay ail damage The boys are D, 1Cv Masaner, 1,llobert Kitn, 16, JJ J Gobney, 15 Chas Crabb, 16, Ed m Vemon Stevenson, 15,Don Whitaker, 16, b We are making cartoon books A i Phillips REGULAR COMMUNICATION lJUer Mike Carr aUid Dick Van ibruok are making small paper Oris IS Regular eoinmiciation of Livingston Lodge No 7 F A M at SJ0 p m on Tucs evening, Nov 4 for the Red CrW The boys are go j There will be work in the F C De QOHPtA, jsklSSJDN Xr Safe Beachey, Pastr Morning MTorahip 10K0 Sunday skhool 110 Supcriniaadent , Wilbur Jeidig AOUiig iftw jJoirg 74i What puzzles us there does net t J ii i M, unw seem to be the slightest dispositlom Judge Co ins held court in now TAA nklast week Clayton Smith, charg 55211 A Z ed with unlawfully driving away an try toi rtieet with Ruasia nd im out the disputes and avoid a ruinctis war where the victor is ufuaUjr the loser We notice that iHarry Frostnow Mme b too , An amendment to, the bylaws throws his ehe out ani ms SIJ 0n Friday Oct 24th we had a will also be voted unon A good atf MJK Sylvia Davi, 78, died at he MRS SYLVIA DAVIS and stance he kerved aiU cnee work IJ W Curktt, Soc out when he walks the s,reew lt WM a vei , has regained his Woria war mj or ba sportsmanship, lt was a close game I ZIT all the way through We won but or MOTKE lly by ctne point Jim Allard was pre MARR1FD N DETROIT m win, tiauffhters will meet on sent this time and that helped We , TKli Deters m home T want to thank Mr Reader for tak Jamr AMutov of Hamburg 2IUSy,lllNo5e 6006 Jack ing us and for apneas umpire W, Mrs Drhcilla White c Bright, p WRnt to thank Helen Beizeg also fe were married in Detroit on Sept tendance is asked Refreshments will homo in Hamburg, Monday She is sur ived ly a son, Charles and a daughter, Mrs Charles Bennett Funeral at 2 p m Thursday at the Hamburg Methoaist church j auto, pled guilty and was fined 25 fine nd 25 costs Maurice Spar, charged with leaving scene of accident pled guilty and was fined 100 and 20 costs Th case of Lloyd Steams charged with breaking parole was put over to Oct 30 Judge Collin put him on probat ion and since then he was arrested and served a sentence in Insrttam co The case of Vaughn Collett, charg ed with drunk driving which was apocalod from justice court was tr ed Iv fore a jury After being out 4 hrs, he jury was unable to agree on Bl 04er at Secr taking a load 27th Congratulations 4 J TOSTrMans billfold in Pinckney, The Kings Daughters wiU appreci hai navy J D pars and social se pf dationr ftf Usedor outgrown wmltyi ,TJLN0tvy for their mmmate ante HWr 1174 East Foreat, Ypsilanti , WhichwUl be an event ef Mid Nar Mica i t M9w J Ju JvidwwsfWwmmMBwWijwMiMBwU0M THIRD DEGREE CONERENCR About 60 attended a meeting of Livingston Lodge No 76 Fri night at which two M M degrees were conferred A delegation from Sal ine were present and S of them siated in the degree work Clarene Friti W M being in the Enet APmand Weetphal on the Feowemft team and E G Mann acting at ate A fine taacheon was lervad VlaHsjia were also present from DetrefaAa Arbor and Howell Aria V V ru4Martm has em MB1 it m Pinekney Dpch Wed 9 AVON THEATER Fix Sat Oct 31, Nr 1 THE MIGHTY McGURK tri, SL, Oct 31 Nov 1 BLAZE OF NOON ti WALLACE BERRY, EDWARD ARNOLD J CrtpaHoUnd HllaUrV Strange I Destiny Pu Smith Playing by ANN Starring BAXTER, WILLIAM HOLD Sua, Tu, Nov 2,4 TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY In TfrduMcoior Tha RvUwr aay this is the Best Musical anybody ever made starring ROBERT WALKER, JUDY GAR LAND Latest News EN, SONNY TUFTS, WILLIAM BEND1X C it toon Latest Newe Sun, Man, Tu Nov 23 THE UNFAITHFUL A Drama with ANN SHERIDAN, LEW A VERS ZACHARY SCOTT, EVE ARDEN Cartoon I Sew Michigan Mflk Producers Association receiving station nearhtg completion at Ormurillt It is pari qf the Jttoxiatieus program for Modernization of facilities m the Detroit market tUrnt ana mpresents the finest obtainable in both building and equipment 40 LOOKING TO Titi WORE The better to serveboth members and the consuming publicis the primary objective of the Michigan Milk Producers Association 1 From its Inception31 years agothis organization has operated on a true cooperative basisthe principles of Democracy being carried out to the fullest degree On Thursday, November 6th, some 500 delegates selected by the 16,000 members will, meet in East Lansing for their annual meeting to hear reports on the past years activities and formulate plans for future operation of the dairy farmers organization Mtifc In shaping the policies and program of the Michigan Milk Producers Association B majority vote of the delegates elected by the membership is necessary Majorities are seldom wrong in their decision To this policy, adopted by the farsighted founders of the organiza tion, may be attributed its constant growth and record of achievements v Every activity of the Association is guided by the sound principle that the interests of the consuming public must always be given equal consideration with the interests of the milk f producer That is the Democratic way and this is a Democratic body of men Providing the highest quality of products, efficiently produced and transported to markets, at prices which are equitable, demands sound planning in order that the public be assured of an adequate supply of natures most nearly perfect food y The modern receiving station pictured above, equipped with the most sanitary machinery obtainable, is a part of the program of progress now being carried out by members serving the Detroit market This entire program is designed to provide consumers in the area with the purest, best quality milk and dairy products it is possible to produce, always remem bering that milk is vital to the public health and welfare and its cost is of paramount consideration The experience of the past 31 years together with our cooperative method of operation leads us to look to the future with confidence in our ability to continually better serve both ythe public andour own membersMICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION r Coming Pursued iavina Stallion Suddenly Road If t First National Bank IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor A4l Cheques Refunded if lost Signature is only idea dfictdoa Decenary Spendable like cash Cost only 7c per 100 30 or less 40c WE HAVE AMPLE AVAILABLE FOR FUND IDUND Wed Thur, Nov S, 6 BEAT THE BAND14 A Musical with FRANCES LANGFORD, RALPH EDWARDS, PHILLIP TERRY and GENE KKRUPA Plat THE STRANGER FROM PONCO CITY SUrriu CHAFES STARRETT, SMILEY BURNETT, VIRGINIA HUNTER mmnnnmmtommmWmmMMmmmJmmmmm HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Thur, Fri, Oct 30,31 ZANE GREYS WESTERN UNION wilt ROBERT YOUNG, RANDOLPH SCOTT Comedy New at, liov 1 GENE Mat 2 P M AUTRY 406 Stephenson Building Detroit Michigan LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OR PERSON U AT RSASOis ABLE RATES HL Neiliboring NOICA SiprVHirlep expects thoir new lightl iiihletic field to cost HKMKI 1,MHI Mi mic Cirr of FowUr illi s a iiim1r of the faculty o ti , Fer ris Infinite at Hi Rapifis where he teaches social science and Kn lish At a recent mectm of the Shiawasseo county bd of supervisor aid boardViV to mine the sihiK of Circuit Uulxo Josnph Collins r a yivr if Ijviiipstori coun 1 vrnhi do dccwise H now gets 7,000 a year OWLII Steitn, Whitmore Lake lnd lord, pled juiltv last week to vi o,d, in rejrard to some of his 1 Ottmrcs AlumoD county sanil sen Don Leth, Brighton fruit farmer dnivi to be a pioneer in the operaiiir a roadside fruitstand Ho opened his first stand in 1013 City of Dearborn has purchas reatkm and sports center A petition containing 150 names orary railroad agent at Lakeland was filed with the Brighton city coun Martin Hitter having been called to nil by Martin Lavan, att for the Nebr by his mothers illness committee asking repeal of the park , Rev Kenneth Morrison of the in meters ordinance or a referend Hamburg Episcopal churoa is to be urn on same The council wishes the I associate rector of the Pontiac Epmeters to be given one Vears trial I iscopal church Brighton sent 10 people to the re KPX House has resigned from th ed the 2 fir7mTWalter Keller Est ate 1 mile west ofMilford for tx re cent grand chapter O E S meeting in Grand Rapids Rev, McLucas of Brighton conducted church services at the MiidlT State San Tuesday evening J F Jones of Benlah in the temp Livingston county road comtn and Ross Robb has been appointed to the vacancy attended t irom Howell grand chapter O E the S meeting in Round Sirloin Steaks Porterhouse Pot Roast Shor s Ribs Ground Beef SmoEied Whole ArmOur Star Yearling Lamb SALE Grand Rapids Fjrp damaged the Howell ing Alleys and the Udes Sweet Ship in Hdwell last week Tuesday Mrs Patrick jH Lavey, died in the Hums Sanitorium, Detroit Oct 20 Hhe was born near Silver Lake LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP Weekly magazine with this Sunen with false promises may be ancient but their blandishments seem to work as well today its ever buoii Read in The American Weekly maguv with this Sundi Nov 2 iue in the Det roit Sunday Times how the damieLs who succumb air frequently neither lojuely nor neglected, beautiful and prembly wise but worldMr and Mrs Frank Petem of Jackson were Sunday guestsorMiU and Mrs Fred JUad Mrs Bess Henry of Battle Creek Bowl spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Roy iHanett Mrs Jean Craft Peyton anddaughter Jf Pingree visited Mrs Pat Umstead one day last week Mrs Fern Reason was xaken til nors She married Patrick Lavey and I Sunday and taken to St Joe hofpit lived in Dexter township until 191al Ann Arbor SeAuDUL rALS lr With LYNN ROBERTS, STERLING HOLLOWAY Also SECOND CHANCE with LOUISE CURRIE, KENT Cartoon TAYLOR Sun, Mon, NOV, 2, 2 Mat Sun, 2 p m, ContinBoa MAUREEN OHARAJNO WAYNE in MIRACLE OF 34th STREET Comedy wivh EDWARD GWEN Nwt TIIM Wd, Thur Frit ov, MOTHER WORE TIGHTS In Technicolor Starring BETTY GRABLE, DAN DAILEY Comedf Nw noving to Fclerville and then later to Howell Suniving are 3 sons Wm Bernard and Charles and 3 daught Mrs Francis Commiskeyi Mrs L Mahan and Mrs, Matthews The lu and funeral were i Lansing The University of Mici an oand this year numbers 131 ChJ Hills V Howell is a member iHe plays a clarinet Hartland High schoifj footbfitt beat Hartland recently 12 to 13 Extra Lean 10 12 AVEKAGE Legs, Roasts, Chops 3 ib Margarine Armours yi Velvetta Cheese 89 Votqf2S I ear Ago M J Reason is the Democrat can didnte for the legislature and should get a gqod vote out of Putnam I The body of Guy Haney, former resident, was brought here for bursal Tues He was an engineer at Flint and brke his ankle, dieing from infection Tlie Sons of Ham a Detroit min strel show, will come here Nov 4 undor auspices of St Marys church Chas and Fieri Clark were heme from Detroit over the week end i Walter Clark hurt in an mute ac eidont i around on erutchee A good anditnro attended the Democrat rally mm Friday W V Robb waa toaeaaastsr end Edmund C SMeMs the piBtlpsl neaker Of h coxmty reniHattie Chas Col Democrat candidate im treac and Glenn VORY SNOW 35 U Gen Store Mr end Mr I Mr and Min Bey jed a nartr Friday aJght Car Cecil I Honker at the C W The Peach ML Pertaea Lake hi pi S fmm trm Mr and Ma W C Chre Miller and feaa eaeat vflnY Mr and MrmTHatry Mm and Mr end Mnv rlanl tie is a a New Crane mxtiuc axe now 1 iuil produoion mod dbcy ace reaching the stark in increasing quantities There if a aba and type of fiamre to eefe every usee at well as ercry lnjss Youll ULs the fresh, snodera ervfing of these Reality pleh ing Qstxuzs, their mcaj uapeoremxess And yoaV he featai at 2 mtUiju price of this f f rt fhr minute fisnly siiaL C ase in end ace af3ace your order today tor fsilitat pc 4tmutllntkm CML US TODAY ktmm MYRON J HUGHES Luxated Master Ptenher Mich 717 fnVratdt Dr Mr and Mra Inch am,mMKGmmUWnll r y PflPPIPPP IWPM JL1 T Mr Note o7 ITear 4go Frunk lieasc jr i going to school iu Dexter Work hud commenced on the elect 1 ric railway from Ann Arbor to Jack su,i m Chelsea and Dexter Burt Rogers of the J lnglefntz Nursed, Monroe is in town calling on cuumcrs Gen Kuell A Alger of Detroit will speak at the opera house in Howell Friday night While digging a well m Waterbo last week a vein of coal t it thick was swuck Editor L Andrews is attending i ab Loyal Guard meeting in OwosbO Tue gocd old days, liob Krwin io al miller advertises to deliver flour rect to the home ior 50c, per lb b sack, We per 50 lb sack and 3,60 per barrel Vm Mercer and wife were called tq Toledo last week by the death of their son, Edwins wile lien Uause and family have mov ed to Hamburg 7u people attended the Farmers club Meetmg at the Chas Rohson home Saturday liuuert Wylie is home lor the win ter , ,, Burton Miller is working for Geo Younj4,iove Jiilui A Ball, Hamburg gave a toxst last Friday at the dedication of the womens dormitory at Mich State College East Lansing Dr Fred Ifylne and Ulnach Graham id Pinckney were marriedSun by Justice Mocfc of Gregory I M Monks is serving on jury About 40 friends of Elva Hoff, havener a surprize Sat night at the ovo of her parentis on her 21t birthdf She received a rocking chair p T A ORGAN1ZEU A meeting was held at the Smith j School of which Mrs Marjorio Shnhan is the teacher last Fri evening to organize Parent Teacher Assn The following officers were elected President Arthur DeVoe VicPifs Earl Dolotzky fceeMrs Harry Thurstoci Tras, Frank Pearce The next meeting will be held at the homo of Mr and Mrs John Kez Twos, eve, Nov 4 All members che district are urged to attend jF IrrtE piNStwEY DISPATCH Wednedr, Oct 347 4T T mmmmsm 9PWW S V y 3f f SSfsxrI Pogers of e Mr and Mrs Donald Detr it and Mrs Charles Rogers or Noilhville were Sunday alers of Mr and Mrs C E, Bucher Th STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court for the County Of Livingston in Chancerv Order Of Publication Lum rd Lightle, his wife Ruell Lightle and Marie bis wife Plaintiffs vsI i Lum bard and his unknown peksdeviriCf, legatees and assigns Defendants SMII pending in said Court on the 2i Hay of September 1047 It appearing frei the sworn bill of eompliint filed in this cause Uilhe phJntifls have not been Thereve been tome wrecks, its true And hardly a day goes by chat at least one car isnt derailed But ever since that Christmas morning when it first started operation, young Johnnys LivingRoom and Basement Rail road has never lacked electrical power One reason for this is that all Detroit Edison power lines are interconnected, Even if the particular circuit supplying current to Johnnys home is shut down temporarily, another one THE DETROIT E can immediately take up the job of keeping lights burning, appliances going, and the L R B running right on schedule The work of supplying current to your home or place of business may be switched from on of the dozens of Edison substations to another Vou never know it But it is one important reason for the yearround reliability of your electrical service DISON COMPANY , STATE OF Mi5A , CONG FAMILY NIGHT The Probate Court for the County ,, j I Livingiton A very pleasant and most unusual jAt agegeion of said Court, held Family nigbht was held in the Com j at the Probate Office in the City , Cog Church Mon night, Oct 27th , Miealth ,sn to ihe land and premises hereinafter described has been assigned to any other person r persons, or whether such title, interest, claim li n or psible ligat in said preai after diligent search and inqui ,, , rv to ieevtain whether tile defena j of Howell in said County, on the with about 70 present I ants are living or dead or where 28th day of October A D, 1947 After a delightful pot luck sup ii reside u living, or whether Present, ,Hon Willis L Lycnr, Per and social hour together, tn the l,,v ov any of them have personal Jude of Probate fining room evey one was invited reiireseiitauves living, or where they I In the Matter of the Estate of to go up into the Sanctuary, where rour ,or any of them reside, or whether j William J Nash, Deceased tha Budget on Parade was present j, tli titie, interest, claim, lien or po,3 Mark A Nash having filed in e This skit was written and direct rihl of said defendants in and said Court his final administatioin Mrs Mark Nash, who should , account and his petition praying for , e commended highly for this wonthe lloovance thereof and the assig i derlul piece of work Each item o,n nment distribution of the residue the budget was impersonated as fol j of said estate lows It is Ordered that the 17th day of The lhUby 4 girls from Sur miser, hus been dispefed of by the November A D, 1947 at ten oMock shine class drieiulaots by Will in the forenoon at said Probate off CoaJby 6 bs from Willing Work A ud it further appearing to this j ice, he and is hereby appointed for er Class , CUin that the plaintiffs do notexamining and allowing said acj Mai,ntenancrlJ ,boy,nd giriK , not been able aftericouM and hearing said petition with miscellaneous tools , nt March and inquiry, to a It is Further Ordered, Thit pub Irujrarf boys rpre3itat5 i the nuiVitj of tle persoi I lie notice thereof be given by pb wind and firt vu included as defendants inlication of a copy of this order, for Janitor church members causp without being named eiVro, on motion of Glenn Yclland for the pViffa it is NEWS Hlb Vev i jMmf4 or Doctor of MHIM , hetlta Mrviot of tb UUMCM SUM Medical Soviet DTM15 IS NO dOKEKINGY,OLlBOY, int YELLOW PAGCSOrTWC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY UAVE MANY SUBJECTS WOPTWY OP YOUR MOST OYAL CONSIDERATION diliev tin i Vii, tht tie aW ned de fendtint an enh yrx l of them and their unknown heir, dev3es, iiiH ajsigrs, i v their apJ rnipnd in tbs atuse with in throe months from the date of this ordei and that in default there of the bill of complaint filed here in le taken as confessed by said de fondants and each and all of them And it i4 further ordered,thxr once each month for 4 months vriot Birthday bo for Missionary work said day of hearing ,n the Pnckney illustrated by smalt boy, young lay Dispatch, a newspaper printed and older lady and older man circulated in tnid County Relief for war victamsimpersonatWillis L Lyons, Judge of Probate ed by woman and 2 chiidre A true copy Ministerial ReliefAn old mcapCeiestin JfttadhnlL 1 aciated man Register Fhato The Mi,nisterby young man, show r ing the many duties he is called upon j I to handle in hisdaily work i PETTY THEFT We are told one of the canisters placed fai the locnl drxyr store for younff lady , The average person today livo almost 30 years longer than hi would have 100 years ago isan pa This startling disclosurewa made recently by Dr Edward L ortz, president of the America Medical Association, who reveal that records of 1847 gave rrh nu and woman an average of yecu of life Statistics for 1947, o ing to Dr Bortz, show that a per son can expect to come within r few years of the Biblical thr , core and tenjr7 years of life, to b exact WpBi0MMMs W BoweverTwwhenoSyconsidcrs the tremendous stride American medkaJ scientists have made in nutrition, regulating disorders of the glands, controUinf diabetes, overweight and in new knowledge of nervous and mental disorders, the increase in life span since 1847 teems only a reasonable result Another important factor is the general improvement in the health ur r I iwiprovemenc in cne neaicn Misslaniou8Who had been for u regardless of tton to be put in the budgetnd poskion This has been to be placed ere,by tA by thevoluntary prepaid goltc demanded realty means to the v Mi iani f2 ed ar accofdian aoW a SHI VanSlambook wn a duoL served nad Mrs Erk Rose , Potluck flipper was J th plaintiffs within forty day,,1 money donations for the Hallowen Tne program was vnriea from the date hereof, cav8e thig or wv Friday nijrht was broken into appointed places by a chorus o dr to be published in the Pincknevand the money stolen This is pretty Young Ladies AuxiUtJj Iislatch a newspaper prirtted, pub lejuThe person who did this is heip j T narration o the skit w w i lari and circulated in said Contain to deprive the children of thi j ty a member of the , of IJinjrstein, once each weefcu fori st ion of a pleasant evening , afforded a vey eal and v six succkvive weeks i ning truth as to wha the buogei Josr f Collins Circuit luUge FRANK MICMOLS A tnie Copy Frank Nichols 7t died at his John A Bagman C4erk home in FowkrHle llondaly after a The alvove entitled cause involves short iltneas Surviving are his wife n4 iq brcMht to ouiet the title to Ada Artz Nichols 2 daughters, Uxs tle following described premises sit Fdvin Webber of An Arbor and unle and being in the township of, Mrs, George Aushesjae of Detroit ren Oak, County of Livingston and a son, Clay of Detroit and a hro ructe otf ICiiufuu and more ther, Charles of fnkater paHkumvly deacrtbod as The funeral is Tburs jft 2i0 p I The South thirtytwo acres of nt th M C dhurch Fatricia tii rt half of the Southwest juar wKfli awlervUle badge M9 F I Smgnr, 2S, Kaxin Warner 28 Bri tor of Section 85, TeHwi one 4 M in tuiue of he aervioea Bur hton enry Beewhgber 2S, w North, nge Six l aat Mkk id in fWtervffle JarviU Uia Ss4W, 27 Fowlerviiy Clenn C Veriari, Att Vm WfHt Anitmm dflU MassnH, MM, Plaintiffs i 1, fo,, t anglHaB Infam Cuter, U Bwjtum Mtz 114 onefcar Amfef Cxc wtmt pm jmeats M 1U t3 ef Mi Mpy fVaVsn aVaMkJs hospital and medical service plans made possible through the combioed eaTorts of the doctors of medicine In Michigan, for exojnple more than 1,200000 persons, or one in six, are members of be Bio Croat plan that is soonvored ly the Michigan Medical rvice and the Jsjchigan JoipUu oarviC J James 3tt Danaville tl FWtervitt Boh Dyserts All Car Garage Cenuine Factory Replacement Engines and Part Used Here 1ord Kcconditioned Knirines In IM1 i i 12 Hours 150 Ex cnange Jlan Dposit a750 Guaranteed 80 Day Chevrolet New Blooik Assembled and Installed 4 Hour Service 206 Exchange totat and 4snas4ai Medical Aaaadation m JMMM1 level ow tmtfjmmmjmitiat fa Your Old Motor Reconditioned if yu Wish Guaranteed Kdt to t,se Oil Labor J75 an jHour Puo Dtty Service on Radiators Cleaned Nq Job Too Large or foo Sntall All Work Now is the Time To Get Roady fur Winter So Come in and Sao lisYour Motor Diagnosed FREE t UOCATZJD MiLE WEST OF OF HMCKMEY OM UrM WEST 0 Bom to Mr and Hoi Rodney Decker UtMV lt Oat 27 art 71 iote hospital daassna AaJr iV f ci rv THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednedy Oct 29 1947 oEXTEH BAKED GOODS Meet the Gang at the BETTY VIC Rokos Soda Bar and Sandwich Shop s Hot Lunches Candy Sandwiches Delicious Home Made Pies This Weeks Special Tin Roof S undae 17c Bulk Flavor Honeymoon Carnal Cashes Lemon, Orange Pineapple Chocolate Fudge Ripple Have Us Pack You a Qtof Your Favorite ICE CREAM Pkg Ice Cream Strawberry Fudge Rippf Chocolate Neapolitan 3 Flavor Phone 9105 Open 830 a, If p m CoChot ijx5ft7 MICH BELL HEARING The hearing on the petition of the Michigan Beit Telephone Co in iikj they seek a rate raise was re sumed before the lulj ic Service o at Lansing Last week but no detii arrived yet The Co cited inci a,ed wagvs, cost of material etc to jstii their price increase Bcrl liuiiord, asst chief engineer of Hi public service com demanded an fdays were so dry dogs couldnt work aniiL oi the telephone co books and the 80 degree temp, discourag ULJYQ aiy decision was made This ed hunters Sat it rained and on iu ni would be made by outside aud Sun hunting was forbidden in most itos, paid for by the state and they counties The season ends Oct 26 oild be later reimbursed by the und there should be a substantial carryover Gtjerrifttioti Note At one time last week 82 forest fires were in progress giving the depi thcr 3rd worst week of the sea son 20 acres were burned over To date 1339 fires have burned over 16,710 acres The last rain in the upper peninsula was Aug 15 The weather favored the pheasants the first week The first uj,phone co, Xhe cost is estimated to be 350,000 The governor would e sked to provide an appropriation of 35,000 at once and the leg iuuire the balance when they meet Such an audit would take at least six months The telephone co is oppos ed to it They claim the last audit by outside experts took four years and cost 800,000 The following communities have Kcie on record against the increase in rates Detroit, Ferndale, Huntintfton Woods, Iron Mt, Pincknev K u Oak and Saginaw 7 violators of the pheasant law were detected by the plane patrol osver the Thumb and arrested 5 for hunting before 1000 a m All applications for bounties must be rotarized Many sent in were not Mich, led all states in production oi veneer logs with 64,628,000 foot Wisconsin was second with 25,425, 000 The 274 acres near Lapeer auctioned off last week by this dept bro ught 19,000 The land was bought for a recreation project later abend A Grter Deer SessossV 4 The opening of anproxtattry 3,600 acres of new deer haatJa territory in Michigan wiH ffam hunters a greater wan ever opportunity to baa a bock during the season open for hunting deer with guns from Nov 1680 l ARO OF THANKS rv,1 M sh t ferM uhfia2felj i Circuit Court New i hanks to My Family Father Mur pn, neighbors and friends for their i i x Ala and Prayers Flowers and Circuit court last week Mary Card, and well wishes while I wajl Co1 faras granted a divorce Southern boundary of the open zone hr hen moved down to Ugh wv M from Lake Michigan te G i i rids, along highway M 21 iron rand Rapids te highway M13 ca c of Oweseo aaa aorta along highways M13, U82S and M47 to Saginaw Bey, exdudins the Thumb Within the lest few, years the deer herd has eosee far ther south ead has damaged farm crops Extending the haatiae ttnv, its is expected to alleviate this situation e mm ej With the ifiniir of tale tettV tory, some haahrt wiH he traveling to aea familiar ment signs aid the driver to he know Josephs hospitallt sure helps if G Uwrenc frof prepared for oosereede, w ohers are with yQu 2v C QTL Brandon was giv feu, and other tome of nks again Mrs Mary Singer 1 decree Montgomery heje ettvjng Ward Co was given a judgement a 1 against Ervin Schneider,Mondy the from home, chsrr year ran to see Card of ThsaJc i wish to thank the church friends for the lovedy gift and nice partfc given me last Thurs evening Mrs Earl Baughn Card of Thank J A jury case of Marie Gendennmg vs D A Bunnell wee set and Thnra the suit of the Merchants Fur Covs Bath Withey CARD OF THANKS a We wish to express oar that to it is unloaded A dangerous driving does not help safe trip is for a Mrs C McFadden and oa,Frank of Lakeland left Oct f fay Lake Worth Fla for the Adrian Levey ati Sunday guests of Mrs Emma VoV thu fnnorsl Of Mrs Francisjmer vere Mr and Mrs Steve WendvWin we in Brighton Mon Mrs Louis Coyle and Mis Kva ieWpV at Lenaing last weekjCterycz of Detroit and Charles Eieele land wife of Fowlerville lea, Mrs Lois Bor J and Mis G A farewell pastjr was held Sat circle werelnht fo Mr and Mrs iohn SutherattendlUnd at iekolsnd They ant seavie n, , nighft where they are taking a heal to course uid Mrs iHarry Lee spent wed ed in Sagatuck at the Murray Kennedy and famiiv and Lee Drrf Mr and Mrs Irvki Kennedy lled Mca LUa Stapieh and ntaetnnley driver homein Beer SUpsh end family of OaW flee any ed at the Louis Cepie Vkitors of Mr and Mrs Victor Bokos of the Soda Bar, Pinckney were George Sbimek at Maple City Mr and Mrs Dkk Bound Mr and our friends and neighbors for tfcelMrs Dick Sleeder of Traverses CitQr flovcrsfcerd A expressions of aymKr and Mrs, Albert KretWunan and pathy in our late berevement Te S JTalter Members of Detneit Rev Walton for his comforting f Earl Schroeder and sen, Denver wors, Te Mr and Mrs Huff for the IJattended the running races at North music, and especially to Mr and Mrs 1 Branch last Sunday Denver won the w , , , Giim ore for their help and maav act I pony race with his Shetland pony J Werner of ffeasieli Mi,fails Wetteri of kindness ail thru the long iHnessEari Schroeder won the 14 mile wif uM Fraaeis Wattere of cmce with has raaaiaf hone ead took ickeon ana Lorea Meabea aad aaa eecend in anoaher ssce The sace will faraUy QrM Ae at the Ann Arbor fairgrounos , and iln Paul Mr and Mrs Howard and Mrs Harrington of are leaviac ia Mev for fla Sunday guests of Mr aaa Mr O Meabon ar were Mr ead Mrs, Frank Heath aud children Mrs Sylvia vaa of cxr husband and father Sunday Nov Z starting 10 family Mr aad Mr Frank Setv family of Detseet satae A , xmmm MiMMiiiyyjpjpipTOgippiii 4 n M it,, iii ix K PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedi Oct 29 1947 1 he Peoples Store Groceries, Drygood Canned oods, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd HeaJae Born to Mr and Mrs Wm, Lamb dWilla Myer of Ann Arbor at St Jb hospital, Oct 27 an 812 daughter Levis Coyle and wife called at the Thomas Coyle home in Howell Sunday Uarbara Nash attended a Fauneii meeting in Grand Saturday Futu Lcut, Pfcoo 04114 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FliEE PHONE COLLECT TO 6ARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Tte Oriffofl Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK ead or Alive COWS 17 HORSES 15 HOG 5 per Cwt UEPEND1HG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FoiJi AcirraJf Collected Promptly Modern Eqttipm at Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney 11M FASTEST t ad So k Service in Mmiffut tentral Dead StoekCo 5 WBE3m In STOCK IL PIPE FITTOIG BATH TUBS 4 ALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gil, to 600 LVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS PTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS IPE RTTINCS VALVES WELL POINTS ITNG6 JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkek NOTICET ft an now open lor baaineas in ttte Stewart Anderson Bid Estfro gladly ffnan far Sitae Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Smoke Su and furaaoe repairing In the near future w wfll also be eqripa lor weldtag and bracing All work guar ntoed inckney Fabricatng Sheet Metal Company Mi Mr and Mrs Mark Nash were in Lansing Monday Mrs Lester McAfee and daughters spent the week end in Detroit George Riopelle and wife of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mr jHarolid Raidy Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes vvenc in Detroit last week Mr and Mrs George Brasch of L Odossy spent the week eid at the Kouert Strass home, Kush Lake Mr and Mrs Ed Kenny and Mrs Bil Cunningham and son of liun Lake took in the footbc 1 game in Ann Arbor Sat Mr and MrsOlin Robinson pent ed a farewell party Mon for Mr and Mrs Al Hartman oJLDetroit vhov2 moving to California Marvin Uruff was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike Erston Clark and wife o Unadilia called on Mrs Etta Bland Sunday Mr and Mrs Erston Clark of Ln adilla Helen Bland called on Mr and Mrs Andrelw Campbell Sun Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son,Joim spent frcm Mon to Wed last week in Stockbridge John Boyer of Fowlerville called on Mr and Mrs Jghn Dinkel Sun Mrs Rose Hendee and Mrs Blanche Clark called on Mrs Pauline 1 Miller Hughes at U of M hospital I last week I Mr and Mrs Murray Kenned Hariy and Lqrenzo Murphy and W Jeffreys attended the Notre Dame Iowa football game at South Bend ind Saturday Mr and Mrs James Green of Lan sing called at the Roger Garr home SatMrsGreen remained there while lrGreen took in the football game it Ann Abror Joseph Griffith and family were j in Detroit Sunday Miss Janet jWhite daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert White is attending the Ontario Ladys School at Whitby Ont Miss Mary Jopp of Detroit visited Shirley Reason Sunday Mr and Mrs Steve Gerycz of Det roit were Sunday guests at the Gerald i ason home Mr and Mrs Buttleman and Miss Weltha Vail returned from Elk Rap ids and Traverse City Sunday The Buttlenwis went on to Detroit Mrs W C AtLee entertained her card club Thursday Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch are preparing to move into their new home on E Main St this week George Meabon jr and wife called on Mrs Clara Kellogg of Howell Sunday Week end callers of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nsbitt were Dr George j Drudge and wife of Detroit and Gor don Hester and ferife of Ypsllanti Mrs Marshall Meabon was taken to McPherron hospital iHowell for treatment last week She has had several blood transfusions itrs Jtfary Singer returned home from St joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week and is at the home of her j son, James rMNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknjv, Miehiyan Entered as second uass knatter at Poatoffice at I inckney, Michigan undo ih vt of March 3 187 Subscription rati snju a Year PAL W CURLIif, WM IBHIf Mr and Mrs Wm Lambert have re lurried iou a two weeks trip to Oscola, , Mr Albert Olihger from Manches ter, Ind spemj Sun with the Aberd eena Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout visit ed Mr MrsEmil Weddige in Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs Ada Eichman of Detroit spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman Mr and Mrs Howard Seefeld, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Seefeld Mrs, Winston Baughn Mrs Lawrence Baughn and son and Mrs E Baughn were in Ann Arbor one day last week fiarl Baughn spent the week emit at Dojuglas Lake j Mr and Mrs Win Shehan pent part of last week in Detroit with T Adseh and wife Mrs Percy Ellis leaves by the boat Queen Mary from New York City on Nolv, 25 for England where she will spend four months visiting her brother lurry Sturght,at North Leeds, Yorkshire It will be her first visit there in U3 years She will re turn cm the Queen Elizabeth Albert Dinkel and wife spent Sun with Mr an Mrs, Sianley Culver in iii v icld ud Smollett, Levi Ludtke, Allen and Alberta Dinkel and Edna an i Bern ice Maas took in the auto faces at uwosso Sunday Rev Martin and wife and Kv Walton and wife of Detroit conduct ed the sevices at the Comgl church Suimay night They are conducting services for the Bible Meditation f League Rev Walton also played a trumpet Rev Martin is a soninlaw of Nifk Coluser, his wife being Mary Coluser She sang at the services t 5 and Mrs Dale Miller of Detiujt cHed on Mr and Mrs C E I Uu her Thurs afternoon Mr and Mrs Wm Pittsford of Ionia spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Asther Wylie Andrew Nesbitt and wife and Gor don Hester and wife called ut the Asher Wylie home Sunday Suday callers of Mrs Jesse Wylie Mrs Julia Drudge and Mrs it and Mrs daughter, Howell Major Wm Fisk wife of SanAntonio, Texas visited at the C J Clintoi heme last week Sunday guests of Mr and MrsC J Clinton were S Aschenbrennnr and family of Detroit and Mrs M Fisk and Mrs Elizabeth Hammond of Detroit Shirey Sons Garage X i WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR PLJW SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION CETTOIT CLP WEATHER W MATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW Phone No 141 ACELYLENEEL4 ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS 4 ACCESSORIES LATHES ft GRII JING WORK BATTERIES ft TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIREY SONS i J CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD, PINCKNEY CALL 138 CONCRETE BLOCKS CIAL BLOCKS CONCRETE BRICK SAND AND GRAVEL i were Mrs Julia Drudge I Ella McCullough of Detroit Cornelia Bowen, son and CARL JONES FILL DIRT, BLACK DIRT, STONE BLOCKS MADE TO ORDER WE DELIVER PHONE DEXTER 3116 7628 TOMA RD RT2 Pinckny Sunday euests of Mr jiTulMrLJ Henry were Mr, and Mrs, Mlvin Freeman o Flint and Mrs LyU Karus and Alice Lee Ware of Hov Dr, lietty Crubb of Flint spent Brittn Hrash and Wimfred Aberd the week end with The Uoff Sisters j een spc Monday in Detroit The Iinckney CongM church gave a surprise party for Mrs Florence Haulm at her home Thurs night Abmt 4 were preieneln apprectiai icn of her long years of service as Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Wright of Lansing Mrs RuthTrcasteT andchildren if Ann Arbor spent last week with hurch organist she was given a fin t I Vis John Hell Mrs Elizabeth Hrown vra vaidi, Mrs Mina Ware maklind Joyce took them back to Am ing the presentation Arlor Saturday 9 Gee A telephone Not so many years ago, a telephone was still a Curiosity Few people had them There was only a limited j number of other telephones you could call f But through the years, as more and more telephones have been installed, youve been able to reach more and more people yor telephone has been able to run more and more errands for you Now, with still greater numbers of telephones being added, k to take care of people waiting for service, its value is growing every day Fbher it pattiaf a basement Norman Miller, Howard Bead Mar kit batae a Brtaam BL ioa flairar Earl Bauchci ami Gerala Into iMihig eattetf JSwartkrat tested deer at Doa4aj J IJVINGJaTOM MOTOR gALES W C 0Mr kmm WL afcfrt a4 mm the MORE FOR YOUR MONEY BETTER BUY BWCK Pincknev Wed Oct 29 t947 Close Sale Mtiaersoc State Bank WANTEDMeji to cut woou I shares Three Brothers Farm, 1036 DexterPinckney Road FOR SALE 1940 Super Deluxe Ford Al condition Call 39F8 bet ween 430 and 530 p m ip FOR SALEBrand new Conde Milk ing Machine in original cartoons 2 alummum Pails or Stainless Steel, your choice Harry Waldron Howell Mich IOR RENTModern 5 room apart merit Roy Hannett, phone 111 PROFESSIONAL CORNER I T FREEMAN STOKER with HOT WATER CONROL 2SO00 List Price, SU Price 210 I GEHL NO 20 STO KER, List Price 25500, Sale Price 21500 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACE,List Sale Price 13500 2 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, List Sale Price 19995 2 PURITAN WATER SOFTNERS Sale Price 12395 Price 16500, Price 22995, it List Price 15995 PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY c lenses The important thing is whether thj itrs remain in keeping with income or are they forcing a con1 stunt drain on savings As the G Ps, said Lets face it I Success depends in saving something every pay day Begin now with a dollar or more eudi week McPilersoo toate Bank Money to loanat reasonable rates Interest paid on Savings Hooks and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to ,00000 sured by our membership in FedL Deposit Insurance Corfu enon HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR I MONEY The fixed expenses are easy to account for They are rent insurance, taxes, upkeep of car audi ,,, u TI, ,,L nm ,,,wo I FOR SALE 11 acres of cowi in ear home In ouves Uie variuDies, I , , ,, accent, and 1 , XO KENT Room and board for two girls or Man and wife Mrs McKUley 306 Mill St FOR SALE Coal burning hot wat r heater and 3CL gaL tank Mrs McKinley 306 Mill St J FOR SALE 10 large type leghons pullets now laying 176 each Mrs Percy Ellis M86 W Pinckney Phone aFll FOR RENT Garage 233 Mill St v FOR SALE12 guage single barrel shotgun, fine condition and box of shells Bert Hicks FOR SALE First and second cutt ing oif alfalfa hay in bales, also some mixed hay Lloyd Hendee Phone 64F14 FOR SALE Kitchen Range with oil burner attachment,fine condition Phillip Sprout, Phone 19FII s stay it Dorffy, Pinckney, Mica Dally lltOO A M to 2 00 P Except Wednesday Men, Tses,Fri, ftat, 700800 pnr Mi ML lr lCmtJLUDVT DKNTUT 111 N hUtaina Office S3S f eeolaga hp Maxell, Miahi, PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONED Phoa 3F11 Pinckney, Mlchisan 814 1 VauWinkle VinWbikk Do W VaaWUkle Charles K eaWisnv Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Hawaii, Mlshiaa ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMich Havoid Chubb, Local Representative 616 FLEMING ST, HOWELL 1 MARTIN J LA VAN 1 Aitasaai I Phon tS Bfttt4 lPhon 1J6F6 Repairiig mm dmm m I STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probat CoSrt for the County OF LIVINGSTON f WANTED Some person who would At a aui on of said Court,held atJ like to earn some extra cash Hanthe Probate Office in the City of die Household Paper Products from ae Stock Minerals 325 cwt Howell In said County on the 1st day oi October,, A D ll47 Present Hon Willis U Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate oi Percy iTl, Swarthout Deceased is Ordered, That all f the Ave, Linoln Park, It FOR SALE Large Oil Heaters 75 lid Probate unice on or u Q 2 15th day Of December, pim n armer s Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMsr ireditors of said decreased are re iuiml to present their claftns to said Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the executrix of said estate, at said Probate Office on or i before the A D Iti47 at ten oclock in the j forenoon said time and place beine I hereby appointed for the examinat UH and adjustment of all claims I and temafids against deoreatsed, 1 The Court will also at that time 1 determine whether and to what ex tent claims and administration expenses are payable out oi colmnmn ity property or cut of separate pro perty csf deceased It is Further Ordered, That p ibhc notice thereof be given by pubUca lion of a copy of this order oncw each week for three successive weeks previous to said lay oi hearing in the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated In said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Probate your own home For particular write Floyd Rickettt, Howell FARM FOR SALE 80 Acres with private lakett mile from Portage Lake 10,000 Cash Mrs Florence Schultz, 3132 Dix Mich FOR SALE Two wheel Trailer, Steel Box Price 11 Eli Aron Dexter Rd HERBSNEEP 166 1871 b, xs Hawaii, Mkhsjnn Real Estate, 1 City, Lake A List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pkeae M3 Piscines Michigan A U CTION EER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BEIT YVYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 SEPTIC TANKS CESi POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLeNbL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 lANN ARBOR MICH PLl State License 8717 Lakeside Drff Rush Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modern Equipment Ambalanoo Servien Phone 69 PWkney, Micbtga FRED cTicKHOWSr aPTOMETRIST 10 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE LOWELL, MICHIGAN TOR APPOINTstfBNTS Ueridnce 616 Xit f mm I SPECIAL OFFER I will conduct auction sales for tho flat rate of 15 per sale with oyt regard to the amount of goods to be sold Bert Wylie Auctioneer Elm rs Guraga Oak Grove Mich 2SlmB1 Classified Want Ad oaeMaMejneewfcMB , w SUFFOLK RAMS crossed with Black Top Delaine Ewes produce a iil LN1A garage at 407 1 ra maturing lamb of top mutton Stuart St Pinckney Mrs Raymqnda qty that will save you weeks of Morris I 1111 eeinK Small heads prevent lambing trouble For sale by T E Ware Rte 1, Dexter Phone Ann Ar bor 25822two TOR SALE 4 acres of standing field corn, ready to cut Mrs John Bell FOR SALE A Dodge 4 Door Sedan new motor and tires, a Plymouth Coach, Fojrd Coupe, rumble seat FOR SALE,1 J Gauge double barrell hammerless shotgurt, also a 22 rifle, single shot, a 6 shot 410 bolt actictn repeating rifle Mike Harnick FOR SALE Ladys Winter Coat Black, size 38,good as new, a real bargain Inquire 312 W Main St ihone 117 Elmers Garage Oak Grove FOR SALE An 11 Inch Hammer mill Elmers Garage Oak Grove FOR SALEFURNITURE, 2 Tiece Blue Living Room Suite, itletai Ulidtr, Reed Settee and two Chairs, Suitable for cottage or porch, Skirt ed Vanity and StoolDedroom Chair kMj vjiiiijjtuitrbio lop Table, Itvo Diessers Odd Mirror, Lamp, Fireplace Screen, Four Sets of No vels, like new, Ping Pong Table, and Table Tennis Outfit, Pair of Maple Skis, Piano, Sectional Book case etc M3f Pettysville Road, 4 mile East of Pinckney FOR SALE 6 Heating Stoves Rev Francis Muny FOR SALENew right hand built in bath tub, medicine cabinet, nevFOR SALERound Oak Heating Stove, 20 in firopot 15 John F Conners FOR SALESecond Cuttting of Alfalfa, 15 Acres Nick Coluser FOR SALE2 HP Garden tractor with 8 inch Plow and Cultivat or complete W E Beach Glennbrook farm from also iwhite Goc a doz Wrn R Barrett Howell Mich 7 J ,1 FOR RENTSmall year around hou E Siubley st se at Rmh Lake Call John Lobdell Phon c7Ii3 VV sfiO R Howell after 6 Housewives 8 AV E TOUR WASTE FATS TWO WHELL TRAILERS FOP4 SALEANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Kasy Pulling, Well Balanced and guaranteed ato 600jxl6 wheels, jnxcls, springs n4 hitches for sale lOpon Sundays WILSONS , RENTATRAILER TRAILER COMPANY 917 Grand River Ave Howell Overcome Soap Shortage X TOILET SOAP Vrtiwtf LIFEBUOY rhere is world wide shortage of ail Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only one fifth of what they used In 1941 Thi also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, flaor coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been nttle soap ia8t year, One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats wved American kitchens, dont blme your grocer if he has 0 soap bat save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to yrnr We Need them Leave Them at this Store STATE OF MICHIGAN Tho iruit Court for the County oi Livingston in Chancery Pift E LUSSO, Plantiff Vs CHARLES IUSSO and JWN H NEELY FOR SALESeven room house, two baths, shade, garden, fruit good location 250 Putnam St FOR SALE Heating stove, burns wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson ANKLETS11 pair for 100, regul ar 26c value For infants, girls or ladies Cuff assorted colors LADIES HOSE4 pairs for 100, 39c value, choice of semisheer rayon or fullseam cotton Full shades FOR SALEWinchester 12 bguaye pump gun and Winchester deer rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle George IR ottos MENS COTTON S0X8 pairs for 00 86c value, medium weight long style or short elastic topAs sorted colors BIRDSEYE tIAPERS295, a doz en,Firit Quality,27x27 hemmed in REALTOR 3 rooms with 1 acre ori Territorial road, East of Portage Lake Kd service weight 1000, with 000 down, 20 a mo Near Dexter 13 acres,5 room house bath, basement, furnace, garage, barn,chicken house 850000 Cash io Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basemen and other outbuildings, 10,000 H cash Silt pending in the Circuit out for the bounty of Livingston on i mltary Mai9d package mjicc, at the City of Howell, l MENg DRESS SOX5 pairs if rouu cr tern MEATS AI Clarks in said county and state on Septem ber 23rd, 1047 In this cause it appearing fini the woin bill of compliant on file that the plaintiff does not know the present whereabouts of Charles uusao, defendant, and whether he is a resident of the state of Michigan, or Kves outside the State of Mtahigarf, in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle Van Winkle, att for Plaintiff it is ORDERED that the said Charles Russo cause his appearence to be entered herein within three month from the date of this order and that in case of his appearence he cause his answer to plaintiffs bill of compl aim to be filed and a copy thereof served on the attorney for plain tiffs within fifteen days after ser vice on said defendant Charles Russo, of a copy of paid bill and notice of this order And that in de fault thereof said bill be taken st confessed by said defendant Chajt Russo And it U further ordered that within forty day the plaintiff Bess ie E Rosso cause a copy of tfris ar der 0 be pnbkshed is tie Pfnfteney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, pub lished and circulating to said Cans ty, and that fiuch ptiMlestiosi be I continued therein for si least saea in each week for six weeks la ase cession, or that ska esses s espr of this order to be on said defendant st least twenty days before fee time prescribed for his Glenn C Ysfltad Circflit Court Vsa winkle ft Vsa 100 35c value Fine rayon, for long 60 Acres, 8 room modern brick, steam oil furnace, 18,500 M cash 1G0 Acres, 7 room house 20,000 cash I style or short elastic top Assorted Jr1 rnnnts A 31 1 aiiv,fr imnorfects Lakf CottaSe 4 rooms part modem Hosiery are slight imperfects, basement eJcctric pump colors w4 heater furnace nie cement pier Please state size Wanted , Sfi nft ftft SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY screene n I P,0, BOX 2029 DEPT, AC7 KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE WANTEDAshes and rubbish to haul away Will also pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Prfck pojrch, furniture included, all year around cottage,, 4,600 1,750 down GEORGE I ROBINS Ypsilanti, Phone 2840 Salesman Clyde OWasopj,Pinckney Fred Millspaugh, Ypsih 1275 M R 0 CummmgstYpsU Ph, 706 M Ad0THsmt fiom where I sit ly Joe Marsh Sams a Matrimony Expert 1 never intended to be a rtritssay assert hst he hit Use ssfl as the head the ether day What Marriage really needs is ssers open minds and a lot fewer tssatJat and his meliow ghn c h and sipe at the end of a loaw day From where I sit, that prescription would apply to most humaa relationships Criticism rarely rouses anything but reaewtment But an open mindwhether ira net siiif ai ks PP1 womaas chalet of efhata arser hahst huti8 sfsfarssat for lirmes aad ereeta P0 federate glass of hear ta y ij or twoleads to the cosdssioa asiea,Bsissts3lt thi riht botil Asd the asstsat far tasits, Ste Mlvug Attorneys far Tal atC r SVfCT JiiHr life j tfk 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 October 29, 1947 Description An account of the resource October 29, 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 1947-10-29 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8f650f8bf2909640d46ec6d3bcf05b10.pdf aeaa25899f6e2cdea79d65d76273a68f 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. wfg mmqmwwm fc Itotcfeney VOL 64 Michigan Mirror School News Pinckney Dispatch S5 Wednesday Nov 5 1947 I dont think we need to live in a crista all the time, because the world isnt going to, pot unless we want it to C F Kettering, retired vicepres of General Motors Corp in charge of research and now its research consultant, was Epeaking The occasion was the 14tlr annual meeting of the Asciaed Prfess Managing Editors assn in Detroit Jews executives of daily newspaper throughout the U, S were in attend ance Boss Ketterings remarks, The Day after Tomorrow, were an affirmative, positive reminder that Dot roits know how of making things through mass prod, was achieved oily by competitive free enterprise and that we still live in the golden age of opportunities unlimited , Since I have retired, he said I have organized several new co One is the Utopian Transportation Joinin Coj, Limited, and that is a nonprofit organization I am trying to raise a few funds, and you can help in your little comm to give free trans portation to these people who think this is a lousy country The onJ thing about the Utopian Transportation Co that is limit ed that the transportation is limited tcf one direction One of the things I dont nderstand is why this country is culled upon to make up the deiicits for all the dbjekeyed European ideologies and stop our own work while we are doing it I dont understand that one at all SECOND AND THIRD We are very graUsf ul to the P T 1 A, for furnishing lhe refreshments lor our Hulloweou Tarty We especi ally wish to thank those who prepar cd iind served the refreshments Sue Ann Fenner and Larry Waton nave charge of the song books this week We aro enjoying thonew soccer ball we just received Harriet Jane Vincent and Betty L Hammer were absent Mon because of illness MaryJo Carr visited the dentiit Tuesday Prize winners at our Halloween party were Dejiise Davis, Jim Cam1 bell Jimmy Whitley, Mary Jane Jeff reys, Denise Kennedy Roberta Avk ley Nearly every girl in the room is the Brownie troop OUR DEMOCRACY SHARING THE JOB MOLLY PITCHER WAS THC FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN SOLOfCR WHEN HER, MUSftANO WAS KILLKO IN THE REVOLUTIONARY C ep our moncf in I r from the Winars 3 They want the, till We didnt start this war, we juit We had our Halloween part in and tried to help a little I afornoon Those who won pria SEVENTH AND EIviHTH GRADE Wc are trying to raise money to buy a flag for our room We navel G so far this year and 6 left from last year Judy Aschenbrenner bro ught a bank lo keep our moncf We had a letter lake school Tues bs l0i go over there for a soft ball r vi When they playifl here w y one point Marguerite Coon had a birthday party Wed night and all lhe children in theJ room were invited Quite a few wenx and we had a lot of fun ty Fri prises for their costumes werefc Marityn Coon, Jimmy Torpor Beverly Duty, and Paula CurleU The seventh grades are studying South America in Geography Class We have made a population map and a map showing where the mountains kilos and rivers are found The school hot lunches started Monday with MrsPalmer in charge got was talking to Harvey Campbell this morning, an he said, You are ail wrong He said, If a fellow is in the gutter, you either have to pet in with him or help him out I said, I No, not If he put himself in there I dont intend to get into the ditch at all, and most of the fellows in the ditch would have had us there, so, i cant be too sympathetic When it comes to starving, I would help on that a little bi,but it is not a part of that to get sentiment I al over the guys that were tfing to lick us I cant get sentimental over J and awards given out A potuck that at all supper was served Ketterings remarks, philosophical i Mr Hart, county leader ave and offten humorous, were timely be I awards, Patty Thayer and Patsy cause they served to remind us thatjLovell tap danced, Susan Campbell, Americas greatness has been built J Joan Griffth and Lois Shirley sang, on the development and use of super ior machines According to one sur j KDG AND FIRST GARDE vey, the average machine investment j We had a lovely time a1 our Hall per worker in America is 0,000 j owetn partjy last FriW all wore Who is going to put up this C,000 costumes and had noisy makers and Any citizen who, is willing to savja noisy time was enjoyed h all money and to risk it as an invest Kristin Tasch and Sharon Knowlton J Gridiron Dope Grass Lake who never played here before was Pinckneys opponent Fri night They were about the seme weight as Pinckney but were the fum blinist team that ever played her unity iiiVer Thejy fumbled kickoxfs, pants and passes whenever the opportunity a rose and consequently mado one first down and threatened seriously to score The Pinckney team had trouble getting started They had only one practice session last week and look ed rusty Their line failed tu hold on offense and they could nut get going Thel first score cane tn the second quarter when after u coai pie of end run by Amburgey, Amburgey threw a long pass to Meyer which he caught for a touchdown Meyer did net make the extra point This was the score at the half In the third quarter Pinckney fin aJly got going but lost two, scoring chances They fumbled one on thc 5 yard line Grass Lake recovering Current Comment 4 The race question contfimi crops in many different forms, 10 papers are now running article about a landlady in Madison, Wilt Mrs Arthur Rupe who evicted girt student from her rooming house for dating a negro student The girl had attended a party at the University Memorial Union and the negro htt escorted her home The Student Irit Alexander is from New York City Another coed, Constance Fallow fion Brooklyn, N Y who took Aliv cxanders part was also evict ed Miss Alexander is chairman of the students relations comm and tans placed the matter before the student board Legally the landlady has not a leg to stand on Negroes aro citizens and are entitled to all the rift and benefits of citizens even if in Mine instances they dq not receive them Miss Alexanders action may not have been in good taste but it Was not illegal We see one of the planks of Frank Vanantwerps plat form in hi quest for the mayoralty Another goalward march was stopp I sniP of Detrojjt i to see that negroes ed op the 10 yard line when they admitted to all Detroit bowling lost the ball on downs After a num ic Tiu American Bowling Conii d is not now admit them In THK SPIRIT OF MOLLY PITCHER fS STRONG TODAY WOMEN IN THE ARMED FORCESARMY AND NAVY NURSES, WAFS, VVACS, WAVES,SPARS, MARINES WOMEN IN HOME AND FACTORY ALL AG CAGGVNS CV THM MQNSMA TRAOITIOHSHARING THE JOBGETTING INTO THE FIGHT ber of gains, mostly with A and Bums carrying the bal Avent over for a touchdown a er kicked goal Pinckneys last touchdown gift from Grass Lake Meyer , ed, the Grass Lake safety man, Hit hied it near the 10 yard line and Pinckney recovered Meyer went over for a touchHmwn from there but failed to kick goal In the last minute of play the en tire Pinckney secrmd team went in with Pinckney in possesion of the ball near the Grass Lake 25 yard line They made one pl4v with N Baughn carrying the ball urgey urns ley was a punt lMuLdelphia last week Herbert Millen, a 5f year old negro lawyer was a pointed muncipal judge by Gov Duff, Republican The negro was a former as1 itunt attorney general PINCKNEY Milk Matters 4H MEETING The 4H Achievement meeting was held at the school Tueftr night NP IV n 3 , B nearly sixty million dollars worth of milk was marketed Ly the Mich Prod Assn during the past, year, according to the report which 1 will be presented to the delegates, attending the Annual Meeting of tWT dairy farmers organisation at E Lansing on Thurs Nov 6th Thi represents an increase in sales a i i 01 R Clark Burroughs Schneider Elmer Heath G Clark Hurtibuse Darrow Amburgey Meyer Burns L V R T R G C L G L T L E Q B R H L H GRASS LAKE Gardner Webb McNeily Kruse Havens Poime Foster Copnland Taylor Sherwood Brumbaugh tnent for profit Back in 1870 an average American worker worked 60 hours a week He earned 060 Compared with 1047 real dollars, that would be worth 1656 By 1908 he got 12 a week for 60 hours work Todry ho gets 60 a week and works 40 hours all because of the American system of free enterprise, risking money for profit There is no place in the world where this is true So,dont sell the U S short for socialism or other European ideologies Why not buy a few shares in Ketterings U Preferred, entered Kdg this webk and Roselin Knowlton entered First grade AN APPRECIATION pounds, with 15,715 mem bers participating in rolling up the record figures At the Annual Meeting which will t be attended by 500 delegates from The Ninth Grade CLass wishes to counties of the state and guests in express its appreciation to the foil the Fairchild Theatre on the campus owing people, who made our cancel at Mich, Stale Ccllege, faporfa a success Mr Fuhrman and Mr Jar Wf pes I K Maystuad, Sec Howard oslowski who purchased the doiitit j Simmons, and Treasurer William juits for us wholesale Jack Haines Bv Francis Marphy, pastor nearly thirty per cent oyer that pre 2uki 1 vious year, and three times the dol I o P Preparation for JMj Comsan Sunday 70 to 70 a m Masses at 800 a m and 11 00 a m lar volume of 1941 Production WTS the greatest in the Assn history, a i mounting to one and three tenths billions fcunday, Nov 0, 24th Sunday after Pentecost, Usual first Friday devotionsNov 7, 7730, 8th werc of 75th Novenna Com Sun for men of parish This month devoted to purgatorial All are invited to enroll F B Substitutions Grass Lake J iTaylor, V Haven, Mohrlok, Grass hans I Substitutions Pinckney Ott befn, Jeffreys VanBlaircum, Baughii Firman, Mattison, McGowan, Joe 1anoaster, Wilson, Stofer Nichols Touchdowns Meyer 2, Burns, J Extra Point Meyer First downs Pinckney, 7, Grass Lake 1 Penalties Pinckney 15 yds Refeee Owick, Ann Arbor Umpire Lasch, Ann Arbor Head Linesman Dinkel The Methodist church at Lamb, Mich near Port Huron is in the throo of a good c,ld fashioned church row In ihe Methodst conference as in similar ones all church property be longs to the conference At the tart conference meeting the said body did not reappoint Rev John Logfens to Lamb but sent another pastor The church refused to recognize the iction uf the conferoiac with draw from the body rehired Bev lo,iis mui defied the conference Nov ilishop Wade of the Detroit area has been forced to go into cir cuit cojrt at Port Furor, to evict te di,ertr rs rom the Lamb church which he claims they have taken pos session of illegally The war dept has issued denial to the ttry of Rep Bennett of Missouri who toured Europe He stated a sharp Marlon recently that fa NOTES OP GAME Th all 3 American soldiers liad been killed in 1 riehte, Italy the past year in battles vrih Communists The war dept states the only American Cas ualties reported there were when An American plane crashed over Jugo Movia a year ago Now just why are these wild stories circulated The persons who take a delight in sprees ing them may not be war mongers but they are certainly knowingly or unknowingly doing aP they can to hapten war with Russia The Memoriums 0f the late Geft George Patten who led the thrust through France and Germany which Court News The case Marie Clandening of Conway vs h A Bonnell of Colorad was tried last week This involves 48 head of horses bqught of Bonnell and shipped here from Colorado Marie Clandening claims they were misrepresented, seeks tio recover 20,000, Shields Ballard Bishop ot Lansing appear for thc plaintiff and Van Winkle VanWinkle for Bonnell The judge took Barbara Haines, Mr Haines and Mrs La vey furnishing us with mus ic Bob Carr and Vincent LaUosa S j for calling square dances Mr Rokos and Mr Corey for permitting our advertisements in their stores Dick I Gallup for running the record mach ine for us the last half of the dance Mi I ider for standing by until 4he larc guest had gone, We also iwant to thank all tne parents wno donated the cost of the doughnut We want to thank ouir class Sponsors, Mrs Stackable and Ms Lavey Bristow, will be made The guest speaker for the days session Ls Dusty Midler, nationally known , J parted humorist and homespun economist, e,1ffus instruction for shool f Columbus Ohio The election Jhl,dren each Monday at 400 p m of directors and adoption of resolut by Sisters of Mercy, ions aj directives for the next Among the intentions are Sun years operation are included in the j T Uran Fabcr in Grand Rapj days program with luncheon to z Moilr Members of Purgatorial be ssrved Iff the ladles of the E etylue8 Hi8h Mass for Maify Esther McGrath Wed, intention of livin,req by friend Thur, for the late Christina Kelly, req by son for thflr help and many ileas they gave us We also wish at this time to tnrnk Mr White for donating sticks tJr the pennants that we are still selling Thank you The Freshman Class Lansing Comm Church u Cefteerration Notes The rains of last week were a welcome reliefTo the conser Uon the case under advisement In the case f Lawrence Dunham vs Harold Webber, the attor neys were allowed more time to file J HALLOWEEN PRANKS briefs, A divorce was granted to Lawrence from Iva Irene Casterton and a quiet titie decree to Aron Bran j tne towVThV windowswere soaped 1 I as usual but that was about all Not much was done here i1Tilloween as 2 state pojee were 1 re and spent the evening patrolling Velma was given a divorce from Gerald Navarre The case of the Merchants Fur Co vs Ruth Withey was settled The eutq damage case of Thos Bath jr, by noxt friend vs Roger Allen resulted in a verdict for the jiaintiff The att were Raymond Heymea for Bath and Martin Lavan for AUeo Cmd 0Tbaaiu I wsa te express my siucee fee fee biejod doners kuid I aad aeifnhnn fur their aad eaxdM which I have ity recent illness Thursday night a bunch beat the bpll and went out The Chic Sales hofcises available were tipped oer bui these are getting scareeThe us usuil bunh of junk was dumped on th Fhool grounds Abomt 11 p m dept who fought 170 forest fires the week befone Rain extinguish all fires in the lower peninsula and en cbled the fighters to get control of the fires in the upper 3 lives were Icjt, including 2 conservation men The new state fox bounty law cost the state 6,235 for 1,247 fo es the first two weeks of operation COMM COM CHURCH The pheasant kill this year was Rev Alfred Allard Paster about half that of 1946, OrgasfcUt and ekeir Dlreeter sirs The term poplars is applied to l Merwin Carapaetl S g Mr Heania many different kinds of trees, in j Vedder tiding aspens, cotton woods, tulip We cordially invite you to Wortress, Balm o,f Gilead, Lomardy ship with us Sunday morning 1030 white poplars and some kinds of Reformation Sunday Appropriate e hard t and toughest game names of faithful departedIn event on Pncev schedule will be this ended the war, are running in the of death of a member a special high comin Frid, night at Dexter This Saturday Evening Post In his artmass is offered Prayers requested also Dext rs big game and in bill I icles he severly pans the British for sick and special intention for I erf for tJie rme Coming Gane A high command and Gen MontfO crowd to exeed 2000 is expect While Dexter may be the favorite to win Pinckniv has a chance Dexter has had pi nty of luck so far Brighton outplayed her gaining rv ground and making more first do Dexter go4 away a long pass for a touchdown the first quarter and made their extra point Brighton scored but i 1ed to make the p iut Twice more Brighton got inside the Dexter 10 yd line but failed to score Dexter beat South Lyon 25 to o Pinckney beat them 2i tofi Against Hartland, a pushover Dex er only scored 26 points Pinckney from boys from here who served has a chance Brighton sent 800 fans m with him in France One Grant Aloysius Fri, High Mass for late Dr Catherine Smith,req by friends Sat,Intention o friends members of Purgatorial Society Nov, 0, late MrsWinifred Murphy, req by EJ Murphy Nov 10, Feast of St Andrew, High Mass for late Joseph ftinsbery Pilgrimages to all ceme teries are made this week, following Holy Montgomery in particular for slowing up his drive on Germany by witholding his gasoline iHe states jf he had been permitted to continue, there would never have been any battle of the Bulge in which many thousands of American soldiers were killed He say Field Marshall Montgomery w ited to enter Germany first The lish high command hotly denies assertion and sajys if Pattons small force had been allowed to pro ceed he would have been badly defeated Pattons ideas are not new jwe have Heard same things before willows to Dexter when their team played Vard was wounded there and another, Glenn Kingsley was taken prisoner in the Battle of the Bulge O E S NOTICE Pinckney Chapter No, 145 OES F NeyS goat was borrowed and WM hold its regular meeting Friday entrance was gained to the school ,, November 7th at SAO p m, aH the goat locked in Mr Readers honoring Adahs Special Entertainoff ice where it proeedeed to rnakjment Secy itself to home, chewing up report cards and ledger leavesWhen found SPECIAL COMMUNICATION next morning it was standing on t Special eetnmanieation of Living ston Lear No 76 F A A M, oa Tuesday night, Nov 11th te eonferr a first Degree Refreshzaeate eerved ed ftrr work A good attendance requrd Pasg W Curlett, Sec4 message S S 1130 Mr Headers desk The master clock vs stopped by removing fates Bill Clark who is an old band with goats got the animal oVt of the school and tee tt back to itr pastare 10 11M there Pinckney should dq likewise There has, been much confusion over the admission price charged at Dexter Supt Reader called the Dex ter supt by phtfne end was told the price for the PinckneyDexter game will be adults, 100, students and children 50c Joe Burns rettfrn to the game has helped Pinckney He is a fine line bucker and with Bob Amburujjey gives Pincknety a good offense The Grass Lake game was the smallest crowd of the season Only a handful from GraM Lake accom1 A case which may be the first test of the Federal Rent Control act took place in tin Arbor last week Taylor Collins ho owns an 8 famihy apartment there started eviction pre eeedi ngs against Edward Brokaw, a tennant and also ordered the 7 otisf families oat They refused to go as6 suit was stated against BrokawTa case was heard before Circuit Commissioner Menefee aad a 4 i iury who found in favor of panied their team here The spirit I Collins claimed he wished of rivaly was totally absent and only ments vacated so he eottU fraud jary v floaters woaede a cow bong CHKtUkJF DWOLTE , ing te Mrs Alex Pearson of Ham , Charles DeWotfe, a lw time rri I tHtrr tids week A I of Heavy Stock dea e j bar Otis week 2 ec Heavy asae tides f flaabarg eHed tMs mora Ttumusi jatf JJgyaae ry tjsejrfaat gwaaeat Fmaje Qaad Yeaag Paeca thg mmmt FOOTRAUL SCORES Feotaall scores in this eaetion last week were as follow Brighton 13 MiUord 4 Dexter 13, Hollt 0 Ana Arber Manchtter 26, South Lyeci 0 Flat Re 7, Roosevelt 0 SO Saline Maaa 14 las 4 Daatfee If, Uaivwattr a fair delegation of loeai poeple turned out Two years ago Pinckney beat J Dexter 7 to 6 Dexter made 10 first downs to Pinckneys 2 but Pinckney recovered a fumble and scored and also go the extra points That was the last year Gas Ledwidge and D Bonis, also Chock Clark played Last year Pinckaey fielded a green teem and lost to Dexter Dexter has one o die beet athletic fields in the state Mot rf Pin ckney fans have not aeea it Mow is the time to de so aad alee support ler Wedtwia vie The PiackaaT U aad neeai eMs them The 6 man only oat 25 minutes A EATaistiiAS Genuine calfskin billfaide, alized with emblem Hand Choice of black, browa er aad ed at I7S0 Arnold Berqaiet, HowvH Mich y WE Bora te, Mr and Mrs, t Mbvi,iMiib i 7 youre Planning Now for PincJaley DiapAch Wectnesdic Neighboring IV 5 147 i i ii ii nimr AVON THEATER Mirk SYLVAN TCEATER k with JL j OURE figuring how to cut costs, increase yield, conserve time, labor and the landprobably by budgeting new farm equipment Its the logical step, since greater use of machinery offsets higher labor and farming costs But its not always easy, on a budget, to know which is the wiser immediate investmentn electric brooder, a feed grinder, a portable grain elevator Thats where your Edison Farm Serv ice Advisor fits in He works closely with your county agricultural agent He has the latest information, based on downtoearth research, on all types of electrical farm, equipment He can arrange for you to see the equipment at work to talk with the farmer who owns it In short, he can give you accurate, unbiased recommendations on your longrange electrification program He has no equipment to sell theres no charge for his services He there to help you make more money from every acre you farm How many of these WIRED HANDS are working for you The Edison man can advise vou on each as applied to youi own tarai Brooders Pasteurisers Barn Cleaners Home Freezers GermKilling Lamps Feed Grinders and Mixers Ventilators and Hay Driers Electric Purrps and Water Systems J Fri Sa, Nov 7,8 PURSUED Her U a DtMrt Vend1 plenty of myttery starring TERESSA WRIGHT, ROBERT M1TCHUM Cartoon Under Sea Spear Fishing Sttn, Tue, Nov tfll SUDDENLY ITS SPRING A Comedy with PAULETTE COOOARD, FRED MacMURRAY Plus News Unusual Occupation Coming,Stallion load iaxor Edge Undercurrent Wait for FOREVER AMBER On Day The AlcCiear of Gregory, Marcia and Mary, calibrated k ir luth birthday Sunday They arc uau ghier oi Ctidt McClear 100 from the Fovlerville area attenJtU Uie recent International riar vester Show at Chicago ih installation of pinking oters couiines to be red hot question in Drifchion The Diiylrtun Ausu is tak continues to be a red hot question Aii unoiiicial censa shows liriglia to have u popuAtion of 1710 liio li40 census gave it 140 Walter Jelsma ii Grand Rapids wlio was involved in the auto acci dent in wliich County Clet John Cartoon Hagman suffered a broken back pled guilty tu reckless driving and Was fined 5 and cost in a Howell just lCeiCUo,d Motor Co has the old I gny OECEMBER lO mill building it purchased at Brighton some years ago for said The Brighton Community chest has set their goal at 2500 Iowa has 560,000 horses the largest number of ana state Utah and New have 1000 each the smallest number The first two bodies of American soldiers from overseas are expected to arrive this week Pvt Paul Kirby of Howell killed in the battl of the Bulge and Pvt Edward Pittinger of Brighton who lost his life in the same battle The Howell city council at its last session ordered parking meter When these are installed paralell parking will be necessary The Howell Community chest goal is 5000 Charles Sutton is chairman The County Bar Assn presented Judjye Collins with a framed portrait of himself last week to hang in the Fri, Sat, NOT 7, 8 ON THE OLD SPANISH MAIN Outdoor Musical in Color Starring ROY ROGERS, TITO GU12AR, ANDY DEV1NE, JANE FRAZEE Cartoon Latest Now Sun, Moa,ruea, Nov 9 10, It XHEYENNE A Drama with DENNIS MORGANJANE WYMAN JAN1E PAIGE, BRUCE BENNETT Cartoon Sportraol New Sun Shows 715 4k 9tOS 1 First National Bank IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor court room Frank Shields made the presentation HOW TO MEET FIXED EXPENSES Add up how much you spend fo I rentor mortgage payments, mer est and taxesand includ on her big items you psfry out ouch year lLv Wed, Thur, Nov 12, 13 KEEPER OF THE BEES A Drama with MICHAEL DUANE, GLORIA HENRY, HARRY DAVENPORT Piia A QomedyDrama BANJO 1 tiring SHARYN MOFF I, JACQUELIN WHITE, WALT REED, UNA OCCJNOR Shows 700 A 900 1 ney b now of Lansing has been appointed to thtj state board of hea 1th Ly Gov Sigler He is the govern ors personal physician Dr Cyrus Gardner, former Pinck 1de by 52 and desposit tie resulting amount i ch week in a chocking account here with us, More Power to Mkhicnn FarmersfciCViliCALLYI Te mmi mm Not of 47 Years Ago ,y The Ladies aid served meals over Gene Campbells store Nov 5 Gone Foster is putting down a well fox Heman Smith of Mar it n iJam Wallace has move into Gene Campbells house on Putnam St vacated by OConnor Sisters Dr Fred Mylne and wife are in j Jackson on their honeymoon Prof Stephen Durfee and Norman Wihon are on the program at the Teachers Instiuto at Brighton Nov 10 1 Burglaries are being pern rated evywhere, Proton your cash by iHJng our night depository, HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH luu, Vvea, ixov 4,5,6,7 ihur, rrt, ivisriK vVOKE TKiHTS Condy tx Technicolor Starring UAN DAILEY WE HAVE, AMPLE AVAILABLL FOR FUND SOUND In Mis Kuima Voilmer and son John spcii Sun with the Charles Kiselt iumiiv in JVvIerville Mi Mmrav Kennedy and Mr Irvin Kcnn Vly were in Ann Arbor Monday The Stmdoy Culver family of Oik Grove spent Sindr at the Murray KcniHdy homo Trr Carl Hidwell family of Brighton spont Sunday at the Hon WhJff hma Mrs, Fancis Smith of Lakeland visitincr n P 7 Cty Hon White, Wm Roche, Fred Evrs and Shubal Moore attended the horse pale at Jackson last Thjvq Mrs, Mae Metz of Howell s the week end at the Lee Lavey Mr and Mrs Wm Chunn d i Mer and Mrs Dora Stackabh and Mr and Mrs R V Stackablc and fm i1 ct Dtioit and 5 and Mrs J Wilson and daughter of Hiland T were Sunday dinner jruests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stackable Mr and Mrs Lee VanHouahton of Lincoln Park called qin Mrs John Martin Sat A BRAN NEW SEQUENCE DICK WITH THE PILGRIMS Roys and girls Make your own DICKS ADVENTURES SCRAPUOOKFollow the exciting new sequence in DICKS ADVENTURES in PUCK, The Comic Weekly with Detroit Sundry TimesYouU have lots of fun keeping a scrapbook cd Dick adventure among tht Pilgrims Get Sundays Detroit Times Mrs, Gladys Lee entertained Jr Kings Daughters Sat the Liver Spare flibs Ham Sliced Smoked Shoulders Small 4 r AVERAGE lb 59 c 59 Pot Roast ,b 53 Sirloin Steak lb 69c Porterhouse Steak 69c 49c Veal Chops lb Yearling Lamb Roasts, iC OkAie m 39 Legs, Chops Pork Sausage Link1 69 Velveeta Cheeses 8e Lard r 3 Keyko Margarine 37 Mike Kelly who teackes in Wat erloo was home Sundaiy Fred Cumpbell and John White spent the week end in Oak Grove George Sigler ati this place entertained Fred Potter and Geo Tuttle of Detroit hunting Monday A number frojn here attended the Rep, rally at Howell Friday night Gen Alger, Col Aj Gen James and Major Hopkins talked The election is over McKinley is elected president and Aron Bliss, governor In the county the Demo crats elected Kanose to the legislature, Finley, sheriff, Shields, prosecutor and Stowe, Judge of probate RepL elected were Lyons, clerjDean treasurer Nellie Gardner and Fannie Monks attended the Cathcdic fair at Dex ter last weelc 1700 was taken in The Anderson Farmers Club met vim Geo Greiner Sat Those 0, he program were Mike Ruen,Faciau Hinchey, Blanch Martin, Mrs Kirk Van Winkle, Wm Sales, Wm Roche Florence Hoff 1 Tipiady is teaching schocl in Hamburg 1 me Teeple is now working in Mrs Roy Teeple entertained 15l ,lady friends Tuesday niHt The mother of Thomas ead died at Green Oak Wed iUR Shields well known How ell att fell under a train there Tues and was killed e e e Noterf2 I ears Ago The election is over Woodridge Ferris, Democrat is elected U S senator by 20,000, Alex Grosbeck is gov and Grant Hudson congressman j In the county Drewery, Hoff and I Van Winkle are elected The balance ,s Rep I Edmjund Cook, poet is the first number on the lecture course OAI Nov 9 me court has reaffirmed th conviction of Frank Decaear ixouegger, arrested ty ilhe 1 iff Miller a yoar and a half ago Mike Roche kind a tow hit by an j auto last voek A masked Halloween party was i 1 J lloisel home Tues , Phillip Faastman and family have I moved to Belleville j Bom to C 4L eanady and wife j rfov 4 daughter Rett and Graee Yoong have closed tteir cottage at tte Bluffs Mr and Ma Jolut R Martin entrained 8a Masee asad Stan at their awa Mejadij ajght in aa old taMhloned sewing tee A fine eupper was followed ay gaaaea aad dancing LOANS HEAL ESXTE MORTnAGE OR PERSON AT fASG ABLE frATta u Nov 8th Mat 2 P M, ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL dUNiri HALE, ADRIAN BOOTH Alo THE FABULOUS SUZANNE S with BARARA BRITTON, VALLEE RUDY Sun and Mon Nov 710 Mat Sun, 2 p m, ContlnSoat JOAN CRAWORD, VANHEFLIM in POSSESSEIX COMEDY NEWS SOU k HILL IF YOUV6 AOft OUT VfUR WLH Tue and Wed Nov 1112 DRIFT WOOD Comedy New 1 UZ 3 n Con Stare LawreaNi Riggs Gregbory is i Rowe hospital, fltockridgo w in jrif received whea bit ear hit a pile of corn stalk hi the Halloween e New Crane fixture are now in full production and oVy net reaching the market in increasing quantifies There if a aias and type of fixture to suit every taste am well m every Youtl lke die fresh, saodem styling of these ejeeliry ing fixtures, their many improvmenu And yoVat be at e moderate prices of this nptoAri sninu Coine in and see ae piece your order today ear p Jnstallataoa CAU US TODAY Phwraney MYRON J HUGHES licensed Maatar Pfsjniber 134F6 M4A8717 feVseids fife tmm YfnUaafJ lent THE PWCKWEY DISPATCH Wednesday Wednesday Nov 5 1947 Rokos Soda San d wich Bar Now Serving Deliclom Home Cooked Rot Sandwiches and Hot Lunches Daily Home Made Plet Bunte Just Arrived a New Shipment of Fine Candies Chocolates, Cane Cod Pepper Mints, Howards Batter Mints, Allegretto Cherries tin Cream Also Assortd Balk Candies FRESH FROM DEXTER DAILY Pastry,Rolls,Bread, Special Orders Picked Up Bulk Fl avors Black Sweet Chen y Carnei Cashew Lemon AlaAla Chocolate Fudge Ripple ICE CREAM FOR YOUR PARTY A Dolly Vardofl Roll Qt 75c PkoVic Cream Butter Pecan Cherry, Vanilla Chocolate Neapolitan 3 Flavors Phone 9105 SiJ J D URING the amphibious invasion of Southern France, Lieut Ray Hamilton Allen, USNR, led his unit close to an enemy held beach and delivered withering rocket fire against hostile defenses By his cool courage and inspiring leadership under fir, he contributed materially to the effective neotraUzatioa of enemy defenses For this Hroic service he received Cbe Bronze Star Amphibious warfare requires tec of ships and it takes Var Bonds to p ade than v 5 Trsry DW FlagRising fjr the World issr S NX S KS s , 5 0M gUrtJcc approved fcr a Sees, Kr Twk Th Httea east i ffOVEMHBU lffl ioer Cood thing fom kept Umx MRifht4 nds efea and as seeded J Grace mmd I Let of r er wit place BMW, loo m Ut, are wkttvtS oner aaaVhssAst Ai dwt he M ne mirinai aan tepaanlepaalanaflsllatsnnv , s r , T IK COMDR JA J HAILE MINI, USN, already holder of a DIG, has been uwau , j Navy Cross for leatin a flight o carrier planes gainst the Jap in the ilippines He so deployed ho command that they severely damaged six m , vombat vessels Desf heavy antiaircraft fire, he rmdt aa accurate h r run on a battleship, ring a direct hit with a 1000 pound bomb Roods helped,pay for the planes and bombs that enabled the MtnhI officer to render teat foe ineffective His home now Velleio, O I f Ja v 5 TrMmo Dpmttmt em UN Focts ond Foxes LEBANON s , si sKtm I 4aeesA awed ene iuipoeCaAt teese oesjaee ef eke MhMIe fca WHa lbc sma Mils freat eleec ttje Let v J hae sent Ha tceOeaa aaWnosneeW CfiW3ris1aBeaW asOBT aHPji saatU ef r tne meieirn KriuaWi o ceaam aas existoi iaeop r JrMl after a pertos dec a Leae eff Naeieaa JK u ,tMiCf lv Fr rV y ts1 jdeisurr ciuUtsjMe Sb pceisl GJ M jenea v siUci 1 3M capital OefneCwiBe vrs njni asaaifcei nl 2 e X3iaeJ SzHtm Caiirrf swniMl L rod aj4 one taken efeija, aa sjalgamln M J V rasrP mmmmmi wvmm iiiijip VMg PWCtWV WSeTCrl WtT 1 It, jroaf Doctor ol I M taMlth wrrtce 1 UcfaJeAjteto Medical tocfcHf ProUetn Driaeal Wthan 8,000,W V5W CM Baited Statss drink elwWbe mM krages to excess and 760OCO M labeled problem drinker 4 be eeuse they cannot control their a Ipetite for alcohol and frequent are burdens to the families and society , , h What is being done to help problem drinker Some states ai communities have established me leal programs to help these indh duals On the national level the Research Council on Problems of Alcohol, an associated society of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, if seeking to coordinate the work being don on state and community level, ell , The Research Council also plan to establish a series of center isJ leadmg medical schools and thei affiliated hospiuls throughout the, country These centers will studf causes, cures and prevention of ua i controlled drinking so that the problem drinker can be restored ta A useful position in society ei Doctors of medicine and psychta trists working with problem drink era, believe that these indiVt duals should be treated as suffer i era from a disease rather than at 1 willful criminalsthat they should 1 be cared fof in hospitals rathetl than punished in jails and thai curing them depends on sound I medical knowledge rather than aw pleas for reform I TAT or ma Th VfaWi ltei tear MICHIGAN ISM State Parks See new lMlT Some late aeaaoa fegaree, till to be added, wu swell the U1 attendance figure to a higher level Av u ,ioa ei said Court, held at the rtobaW Office in the Ciiy I of Howell in said County en the rd day ei Nanfuaar A Df 1947 L PieeettS Men WUUe L Lyona, f Judge of Probate I la the Matter ei the Estate of Edward J Perry, Deceased I Boee J Perry having filed in said Court his final administration aceoiut an his petition prein fv he allowance tharaal and for the , asaignmen and diatribaMon of the rcsiaue vf said estate 1 is Ordered That the 24th day of KovembeT A IX, U4T at ou jx In the forenega, at said TVwit OCfico, be an4 Is hereby ippointtd for examlng and allowing rsaid account and hiring said petit JJJ j timid Hawii stands aftae tea of me list with attendance of 1,900,764, and both Holland and Bay CI4 parka passed the million mark vv M6,UU and 1,240,082 reapec ti ely Cass Lake accommodated 909183, Island Lake 612,320 Mitchell 491,700, Sterling 862984, RochesterUtlce 806,888 and Lud inglon 217976 Sm mm While the death rate per 100million miles ol travel was down 15 per cent for the first half of 1947, the total traffic accident deaths in July were up 12 per cent and reported accidents up 19 per cent over those in July 1946 Motorists should be especially careful driving on the states rural trunkline system of highways be rause Michigan State Police rec orda revetl that all of the net fatality inon rd on them It it Further Ordetad That pubc notice thereof be gHvan by publication of a copy Of tuhls arder, or three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the tnckneey Dispatch newspaper irtiited and circulated in said County Willi L Lyoj Judge of Probate Celesta PaTshallRegister of Probae , 1 aamifillna tea made reeeatfr JTUIL director of obetetrfcs end iie Research Council plafl based on this theory and waaset up with the cooperation of the American Medical Association, the Michigan State Medical Society and other groups which are sup ported by your doctor ofadicine John Desmond, 05, died of inju ins nscnived at the U of M studiuir a1 tin MichiganMinn, game whi h wuis piuhod and fell on the concrete floor oi the football stadium Knii Weddige and wife of Am Ailxi1 were Friday guts of Mr, and Mri Don Swurthout Mr and Mrs Hoss Head attend1 tin1 funeral of her brother, Wm Hunhe nt Hlenheim, Ont Fri Mr and Mrs James Whitley were in liix oji Sat Mrs Nettie Vaughn spent Fri at tiio toy Merrill home in Webtstci fVTH OF MICHIGAN Tin Circuit Court for the County Of Livingston In Chancery Order Of PubJicatiflfn Luiiiurd Dihtle, his wife Russell Liyhtle and Marie his wife Plaintiffs vs IJ R Lumbard and his unknowi heirsdevisccd, legatees and assigns , Defendant Suit pending 4 said Court en th 2jdaof September 1947 It appearing frbn the sworn hil of compliant filed in this cauaf that the plaintilia have not been tl aftor diligent search and inqu ry to ascertain whether the defent ints are living or dead or wherv vtlKy reside if living, or whethei thoy ov any o them have peraonal representatives living, or where they or iiiy of them reside, or whether th title, interest, claim, lien or pojsl ,sible right of said defendant in and I to tlte land and premiaee hereioaf ter described has been aaaigned to any other pension ejr persona, or whot her such title, interest, claim lion ot jKsible right in said promises lias, been disponed of by th do fondants, by Will And it further appearing to tb Okrt that the plaintiffs do not knjv Mid have not been able aftei diliiii nt search and iaquiry, to aorin the uaimis of the persoU h ntr included avi defendants ii tliis cause without being named t lirefoio, on notii of Gieoi C Velland for the paintifff it 1 OHT1 i lie etae named 4e faditrtF anJ each and all of mo4 thir unkmowa aaiia, ind risijrr csvisae tacir asv rp f nteiHd in thte 4 m three mouth frosa the elate of 4aaus order, aud that in eWauH theft of the biU of MMasdalat filed hem la he taken as ccxfesm4 by aaid eV Cendants and each and at ef thesn AAd it ie further erdered CatJhe pUuKiffc witaia Catty day fnxa the date hereof, tm t 4er to psWrfced ia the PisMkaer WTt TELEPHONE HEARING Diruct testimony ot the Mich Tele jhonc co in support of its applicat on for a 10,400,000 general rutt increase will be competed befor, the SUte Public Com, Thura and Vi INov 1314 Meanwhile, the Com, staff and co epresentutiveg are getting together a Detroit on tho scope of proposed iudit and appraical studies, broken lown into a randon sample of ex nunges The studies have Wen uuth rized at a cost of 350,000 to tht co and will be made by outside con ultntP Unless ahort cuts can be ef ncted, thov are expected to tuke d nonths to complet At an abbreviated session last eok, Ferry Allen, asst comptroll , cited Mich H4kT current raun it only 28 per cent on net plant ivestment and prophesied that the etum might fall to 162 percent y 1049 without a rath increase He aid the co paid dividends of 12 he first quarter of this year, 7c the second quarter and only 60c in the third Allen urged the Com U akr tho general price level ink consideration in fixing rates r oresaw no early decline in thai 1 He said that basic wage rates in co had risen average of 87 pai cent since 1940 Jamas Smith, general at for Mich tell, pointed out that directory ad crtising profits were added to th companiys operating revenues athough there U no legal requirement for such practice He emphasised hat this practice helps keep ratar that much lower Kdgar Paska general ratj engir eer In reply to a ejection by hair man Stuart White of the com said ha companys decision to apply for i rate increase was its own and not iiredfcd by the American Telephone t Tetafraph Co as suggested by th attar Peake pointed out, aowevet Miat the Bell System has been grant Jd rate Increases in 26 states anr as applications for such increase pending ia 11 other etatee SON a muuie YOUVI AOI OUT VOUH WlWt 1 itt iflT A6 STATK OF MifiiUN The Probete Court far the County ef Uviagstea At a eaasioa of said Court, held t the Profit Office in w Citj i Jiowell it eald County, on th 8th day of October A D, 1947 Present, Hon Will is U Lyon p udge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of illiam J Nash, Deceased Mark A Nash having filed in aid Court his final administatioin ccount and hia aetitlon pra,nv for psv q pue xoejeqi poututoiie m merit a distriDution of the residue of said estate It is Ordered that the 17th day of November A D, 1947 at ten cVclock in the forejioon at taid Probate off ce, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said acIt is Further ordered That pubic notice thereof be givea by pub cation of a copy of this order, for nee each maatk for 4 months prior aid day of hearing a the Pnckncy ispatch a aewspapar printed and irculated in said County Villle L Lyons, Judge of Probate true copy PBassmvasj eape othere eSiriag tafegnaae J e aoequi m the toiemla ef prefnancy1 Childbed fevers have mm tedueed and ImprovemenU ta the eating of paint of labor and delivery have been made aattlak wough tm provements la analgeala relieving wtreVd5tfcaWTend benent ia uettionable eases late in pregnancy It It ueed to deter tnlne whether a baby ean be born fat the normal manner This couM not be done M years ago In addii ition, Dr Lull taid aoaquate care of mothers before tbe baby it bom feat been developed by nodical teltntiitt, and the public hat been Informed by the family doctor and health organisations at to what Constitutes good prenatal care 4 b This educational program haste, tulted, if not in preventing, at least a reoognlting various obstetric complieationt early enough to have them ucceeafully treated, accord, tng ta Dr Lull, an i Another BasUrh medical tpecltl 1st, Dr Clement Smith, professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, recently reported the real E sslblliUes ol influencing the alth and survival ef the baby fore birth, through preventative medicine, T V Development of the unborn baby, Its ilia, maturity and ability to re tist infections during the first six months of life can au be influenced to a certain degree by medical pro ccdurtt carried on during pregnan cy, Dr 8mith taUL agistor at Marriaoe Uceniett Gerald Jmwn, 29, ForvrieirvfUe, Dortha Canfleld, 19, FoCervillej ,alph Devore, 23, Lansing, Janice lannon,l9, Hartland Wm Graiy jr 1, Hamburg, Mary Kinnane, 19 lamburg Donald Combs, 22, Fen Lon Virginia Robinson, 20, Fenton Mr and Mre, W tf Meyer called on Mrs Willa Metor Lamb and new daughter, Laurel June, at St Joe hospital, Friday night fejKave you reached that uncertalneiie 8 ID JBROMBt buttonfronter fits with little or no alteration, hat a touch of glitter in the n nailhead ttudded belt All rayon gabardine v In Florida Sand, ioldicr Blue, Steel Qrty, I Olace CliocoUte and Cruthed Mulberry iieWto44 I PEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN 1205 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Howell, Micrdgan 40 Turkeys 40 Games a Grand Prize At Pinckney High School Gym 8JOO PfnaauiaT VFW PetP4pps wwsw 4MWWI L mm iMrft wmKWp, ,MWCKWEY,DlSPATCH,WiaaeUy Nov S 1947 Vry I he Store T ViJS Groceries, Drygood Canned Ooods, Shoe Gents Furnlshiugs Lingerie P4NCKHEV MfiPATCH Pubbahed TySfej U 115 Main St Hackly, MicJia w4 aa ascend natter at Poatoiike at, ckney Ukfetaa andc l 1 vet ef Marofe H87 ff SuaicrTption ruu 15U Ml W CUMAf Year Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Kendee Phone 414 CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK ORSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SMBBP REMOVEBPRKB PHONE COLLECT TO LVARLING A COMPANY HOWELL 460 Mm Original Compear To Pay for DEAD STOCK STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION OF THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH as required by Act qi UonKrcis on jAugust it, 1124, March H, lyyj and July 2, Iii4C Estate of Michigan ti S County of Livingston StaUmiciu of 1inckney Despatch for October, li47 Before inc personally aupeureu Paul W CuiUltwho stated that the following is a true statement of the ownership, management and eircula tion of the Pinckney Dispatch t the best of hfcs knowledge and be lief 1 Editor Paul W Curlett,Pinckney, Michigan, Pubisher the same Managerthe Same, The owner fs Paul W Curlett, Kumii of biynd holders, mortgage hoi lers security holders Tliere arc none The Weekly Circulation in 8m Copies SignedPaul W Curlett Subsetibd u and sworn to before me a notary public on the 30th dav jof October A D VMl Lee Lavey My commission expijes FebiJ,lu Alive ORSES 20 COWS 20 HOGS 6 cwt DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED PREE , FwuJi Animal Collected Prompt j Eqatpaci at CftjK le Met E L PARKER as Phooe 88, Pincknev FASTEST Zd Sfefcflervice m MUhfan JUWrrdAifeTta inkeiv Le Ludtke, Edna and Bern ice Maas and i iiud Smollet spent the week end at j the SmoiJet home at Petoskey t Mrs Florence Marble WiWinklc feli in front of theKnapp stov i Lansing iaet Wedand broke her hip Mr and Miv Krnest Kew and Mrs Charles Scott of Detroit called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday Mias Helen Tiplady spent Sunday with Mrs 4i Spear u Mercer spent last week Mrs Wnj in Brighton StockCo In ITOCK PIPE A Firrmcs BATH TUBS 4 a IOW WELL PUMPS 450 GaL to 600 iVATOkES SINKS OUTER SOFTNESS 1C TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS FITTINCS VALVES WELL POINTS WIGS JET PUMPS tantey Dinkek f NOTICE U mntm 8teweit far Sheet Metal era, gnitor deoniapomts All we rueieteek V Fatefcjl 56W eWlft Dr Wiuter fiercer and family oJ East Lansing spent Sunday at the Wn Mercer home Mrs Josephine Watts of Cleve sundOhio and Mrs Fannie JCavanau gin of Jackson spent last week with frs JenJiie Devereaux Clarence Lundgren and wjfe and Joe GargMia and wife of Dearborn called at the Myron Hugiv honMSunday Mrs Cladj Clinton spent Sat, Mr, Ralph Ciatoo and chiliat iioweJl Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger and 80 f lriir Tnrsins sprit the veek eod t rhe Molvin homr M Ctrnfia ikwen and imiv oi Howell apont Kri at theXndrew Nebit lwme Mr and Mrs Androw Kesbitt and Dr Wylie and THIC attended tlw jrolal em weddinir anniivrRftn, of John Wj4ie in Detroit Jast week Mrs John Bell spent part of last j week in Ann Arbr Mrs Brcjjm gv after Iter Sandtfy Melvin Oawfoird and wife, Wm, Oedy and wife and Herbert Trots f Detroit 3pent Sunday h Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen Sunday visittMrs e Mr and Mr 1, J, Henn were fm, Cedrie and family, Chelsea and Mrsda Karus JHK 4attl ers and Alice Lee Wac Howell i Jvt Bak who worked with hi f Cctfceritdaw, Klnier Chaney on the mm Beunnan bulldins at Mowell on C Gnxtd River, ecoeet to tc Schafer Pressley of liiland Lake was tukeji to McPheison hospital, Howil Thursday in the Swartaout ambulance William MaulbaUch and wife of Portage Lake leave for Florida this week, 37 Dexter boys went to Ann Arj bor in the school bus last Thursday und enjojyed the use uojf the Yun unimiiiif pool, The marriage of Don Griffith of Pinckney and Doris Summer of Ann Arbor takes place rc,t Ann Arbor Walter Leaiak of Whitmoro lako spent Sunday at the Louis Sheran hope Hollirf Wylie is building a house in Stuckbiidge Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs S H Carr were Honald HosKin nd family Oryille Goode and lam iiy, Mylo Kettler and family Jack Roberta und fuwily and Harry Lee sand arud wifi Sl and Mn John Sutherland of Lakeland entertained tluj pinochle club Sat 1 C J, Clinton Is a patient at Vet erans Hospitf, Dearborn Mr and Mrs Frunk Ovintt of Gre Kory spent Sunday with Mr aiHd idii Robert Pike Willard Wiltse spent part of last ACLU at his camp at Currun Crns Clayton and wife of Denver, Colo, visited Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley last week Wi and Mrs Murray Dagg of Hi Land Lake had as their weekend guests her father and mother, Mr and Mrs R R Stevenson Sr her brof liic and wife and daughter, Mr and li Ii Stevenson jr Ueverly nnd Ju Iw il from Dayton Ohio and her brutiier wife and children, Mr and Mrs Jack Stevenson, Tommy Die1 and Mary K of Detroit, Mr and Mt CUJI Updike of Detroit with theidaughter, Marion, of Tuscon, Ari dropped in Sundajy The women employees at the court hoUse gave a Halloween party Thurs night at the Albert Dmkel nome, 17 were present They were inasKed in costume A Chicken din ner was served Mrh Leonard La Rue suffered cut and injuries Fri night when the car in which shewas riding hit a bu load of children from Ann Arbor en route to the Patterson Lake Fresh Air Camp for a Halloween party Mr LaRue and Mr and Mrs Luke J Williams were also bruised u Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent Sunday at the Vern Fisk home in Monroe The Joe Griffith family were Sur Quests at the Summer home in Arn Arbor Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr visited her cousin, Leslie iiraloy, at Highland Sunday Francis Shehan, Betty Nixon and Mr and Mrs Jack Young attended the Detroit LionsNew York Giants fool ball game in Detroit Sunday L J Swarthoaii and family and Earl Gallup and family attended a reoepticxn at the home of Mrs Edith Gallup of Fowierville Sunday for the former Lois Gallup who was married last week Mr and Mrs Gordon liar moo entertained Sunday nite, Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Dr Harlow Sheha,n and family of Jackson, Mrs M Roche and family and Mrs Polly Koche of Ann Arbor and Norbert Lavey and wife of Detroit Mrs Goldie Bowman gave a misc 1 sh r at her home Sat night for Ja Cadwell and Hasel Fuller lir and Mrs Edward Nuojffer oi Ijit spent Siuaday witia Lloyd Hen uee nd wife Mrs Fern Reason returned bono from St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Sat Sunday gpest were Mr and 1 Mr Elmer Vinson of St Louis ano and Mrs Elmer Pratt of Cooper Shirey Sons Garage WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR t PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAKCUMMETEIY ECONP,T40N EO NOW FOR COLO WEATHL naiii, ,CKT vou W1NTER BAr r FREE EST,MATEShone No IJS ACELYLENEEo ELECTRC AUo ,AKTS ACCESSOR, LATHES canJlNO WORK HAITER1ES A TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES CAR ON YOUR 8HIHEY SOS CALL 138 HOWELL CONCRETE BLOCKS PCIAL BLOCKS CONCRETE BRICK SAND AND GRAVEL CARL JONES FILL DIRT, BLACK DIRT, STONE BLOCKS MADE TO ORDER WE DELIVER 7028 TOM A Dysert AllCar Garage Genuine Factory li,pL10 cnange II D,tit i7G0 Gu uanUcd 3o iwit Knin, wid Jarts Used Here ExDay Chevrolet New R 24 Hour Service Your Old Motor Use Oil Labor Cleaned Nq Job Now is the Time UaYour Motor Di k Assembled aid li, aiitd 2 Exchange oiidtioned it YOu Wi,h GuaianUed Not J an Hour iVo I i uo lajge or ,o SM j i Uoady d FiKE fcr l LOCATED ML J WEST OF Qt Siivice oi iiadiators All Aurk Guaranteed So Come in and See KNEY ON M36 WEST d daughter 1 Mrs Letei McJv and Mrs iHarqild Raidy were in Det roit last week Joe Gargoiia and family of Detroit spent Unl week erd at Ku a iuicn Mr and Met, Robert Lcny of Jacksonville Fla yet the we, k end with Mr and Mb Olin Rob mson Rush Lake d iiie while at wo bdickrbsband of Juse has returned to work H broke both arm t j In, ditii r lie Mrs Lucy Reason spent a couple o i s in Jackson last week with her sister, Mrs MnbVe Suydam iiarold Reason of LojAneles,Cal called his parenta, Mr and Mrs M J Reason by phone Sunday Herbert Palmer,, wife and daVghter spent the wee nd in DeUoit Charles Soule and fanily of How 11 spent Sunday at the Phillip Sprout hdtew Mr and Mm Edmund Ham,, spent Fri oisht with Stanley Hatnes and wife of Oak Cro e Mx and Mrs Lynn riondoe and aofi, Rex, spent Sunday it the Or James Nah family in Co,dealer Dr Cecil Mendee and ttmiy Oi Lansing spent Sunday with Mrs Rose iUendee Their son, Billy spent over night with Jack Clark iiuiut LKKJCCT was a Sunday r usi ax the urltt home Manila guesu at the WCAtLee hoinc we e Harry ,Hm and wife and dauhtc, uf Vatedn and Melvin ILUU ailjul of Detroit Mr a flira Andrew Nesbitt and and vl, w C WyU of Dexter spent Sunday in Commerce io rhx n d A Hard at the Caegt uxkr ill Sat, night and to preach Sunday, iiu his place iy lark and uook oid with Mr ichos at Mio Roy aftr th J Sunday iVr a VI Mrs Kenneth Darrow W i, it, Io1 i y Mr Barbara Baughn, daugliier of MJ and Mrs, WutatoM fiaught who has Tlino R is called on relatives 4been visiting the Gordon Allen fuiv Fri Mr, a Darrow returned X W Hooker jmd family of Ann 1 i Lansing came hone Sunday at m 4 Hooker M 4NmK MVo wli np nop Arbor called Sunday viattta of Mr and Mrs J H Hooker vssoe fiert VanHom and Mess, Goto Wor of Howell Mrs ufed YaoHoim Jack Rear don and Asva Homsn spout loot wk J in Tooap4fot witii th for a visit Ua Florence Baughn, Mrs Uvti SoeaoW and Mrs Gleaner Baugta SCANDAL COLUMN i V wokon the newoowling aQey there im Aon Arbor Friday Mr and Mrs, Walter Clark with Mr and Mrs JEuimett Clark spent Sun in Detroit EdJfeyer and family, Ann Arbor visited the Waher Clark homo Sun lca Aaosa Maoh is visiting bar Mrs Janis Baker and diuyrhier dujdftec eopbei le Ann Arbor of yracu, N Y mv peirui t rfigbt eainger t mui fasnily of wtk jit the 4 Com v raojt iJent Sunday t lee Louie Oy j Mrs Ammm Xmux Ua4iod cf Sa , Qjjti Bpw eeei Y her PMPeieg tepW aed Mra Bay, f McatM Hobet Losbwidgo ad faniy of P, S ended ie as out with F S the AigM USAI C birthday earty 4eet like old times eh Virginia V C ife his eye on K E again I wo KT if P C is going te eo her nin v hether it is going tk Fowler IV or Pinckney boy M J B and S eZ fell in kw vnee e rtTxir hmrh out at XewueH U aig4 of the senior is a wonder that they Vsave it when the ,HJ en It date enepiybhia WVJWwhmdUv I T Close Out Sale FRLEMAN STOKER with HOT WATER CONROL 25000 LUt Price, Sale Prica 210 tocruersoa Stale Bank ANTED, aeeja 1 caa wou shares Three Brothers Farm, 10ov DetrPincknay Read t fO SALS 1M0 Suiter Deluxe Fed Al condition Ceil 89F8 bet Wean 430 and 0 p m, FOR SuVLEBread ow Conde Milk ing Machine ia original cartoons 2 alununum Pails ox Stainless Steel, your choice Harry WakUoa Howell Mich FOR REKTMadara roaai apart meat Roy Haanett, phone Ul f PR0FES6MMIU HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY I The fixed expanse are easy to account for They are rent, uuur ance, taxes, upkeep oi car and i home Thai leaves the variables, foud entertainment, and personal U ,Q Ray a theft eft QL Piaekaay, Mke, DaUy lltOO A, M te 8 04 P 4, Except Wedaeadey Man, Taa,Fri, tat, 7iOQiQ turn I Charles fc fcMatwaja at Lew 1 GEHL NO20 STOKER, List Sale Price 21300 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACEUat Sal Price 13500 8 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, List Sale Price 19998 2 PURITAN WATER SOFTNERS SU Price 12995 Price 35500 Price 46500, erases The important thing U whether thec items remain in Keeping with income or are they fwreiug a cou1 atant drain on savings, l Aa the G I4a aaid Ufa face it4 , Success depends in saving something every pay day Begin now with a dollar or more , each week Price 33095, Lit Price 18995 DR ftiyUCLUSKEY DftMTUT USM li Mkaagaa law PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Stock Minerals 25cwt MtPiMnM Swi Bank Money te loanat reasonable retea, Interest paid on Saving Books and Ttme Certificates of Deposit All deposit an to 5,00000 tured by ear member bip la oral PepeaU laavreaae Cuapneauaa BOWNTARROW HUNTING Gorman Miller, Howard Head and Gerald Swarthout returned from FOR SALE Kitchen Range with the north Sunday where thejy spent ,oil burner tteehment,fine condition a wtek hunting deer, According XJ Phillip Sprqut, Phone 19FII them they expect drastic change in this manner of hunting The reaatfi is that it is almost impossible to kill a deer with an arrow unless it is hit in a vital spot Hundreds of Fred Segerjhone Brighton 470 TO KENT Room and hoard for two girls or Man aad wife Mrs McKmW 80 MiU Si FOR BALK Coal teuBuac hot wat er heater and HO gal tank Mrs McKinle 0 Mill St FOR SALE tfc large type leghun S illets now Wftntyg 175 each ra Percy EM MS6 V Pinckney Phone aFll FOR RENT Oarage 883 Mill St FOR SALE4aVuage single barrel shotgun, fina condition and box of shells Baft Hicks FOR SALE First and second cutt ing olf alfalfa hay in bales, alsoj some mixed hay iini uAn i Phone 64F14 Office 48 Raaideaee 14 BiailaM hat AnaanassnaaA ar Baaaa and P58njwannnin CEMETERY MEMORIALS 884 N Maia St Aaa ArharMUk ajajajflpBJi wXwSna JjarMvSJtS PoJsjSS8waaajaanm,wp 81 FLEMING ST, HOWEIL PERCY R AWiTlONSlt Phoae 3FU Piackaay, Miealgaa Lloyd Hendee Househoid Paper Products from r own home For particular I write Flcfd Rickettt, Howell deer are wounded by ber and ar I PAttM P0B SALE 80 Acres with ro hunters, Kt away and die m M private lake,H mile from Portage swamps M they b ead inwardly and c h WANTED Sewe person who would like to earn some extra cash Handle your write Floed Rickettt, Howell HRRBSNEEu Paaac 188 80 h waad Hawaii, MMdjaB Real Catete, 1 City, Uiae A Ipsaallj list Voar Prapertf Willi Ma LEgTSTVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phaaa 59T8 Piackacv Mickigaa FARM A UCTION EER RM SALttS A SPECIALI BEiT WYLiE PHONE PINCatNEV 78F21 in cannot bo tracked The boys hit a number of deer while there but iiu it t get any There was a large inI create in the number of bow and I arroU hunters this year ROOM FOR RENT Suitable for orie or two ladies iurs ihomas Murphy Corner E Main and N Mill Streets FOR RKNTiTrapping rlghta I my farms TJohn Spears 1 Phon 131F12 Mrs Florence Schultt, 8182 Dix Ave, Uncln ark, Mich FOR SALETwo fwheel Trailer, Steel Box Price 11 Eli Aron Dexter Rd SEPTIC TANKS A CESi POOLS CLEANED WRITE AtxrNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 4841 ANN ARBOR MICH 9 MARTIN LA VAN Stale 717 Latestde Orf Aoak Laka wajiaaBj ajaveajaa jej5wBj H,SWAJaTHOuf SON nwiuuit HOMtb Slodacai MamBimaart SffhalBMauui m anawaaaaii Miealge 188 WEST ORAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN tW APP9UiTaJ8NTS ONC f8 SVldeaea 81 SPECIAL OFFER I will conduct auction sales for the flat rate of 16 per sale with 0it regard to the amount of goods to be sold Bert Wylie Auctioneer on FOit SALEBae Burner Stove, Alex Laalo 84 Mile North of Anderson Heating FOR SALE Small Ones 27 Elm TS Garaajo Oak Grove Mich Farmer s Feed Supply FOR SALE Cetnen1 Mixer holds 1U bag of ctmaffei ea Engquist KiLand Laka ST Larga Orey Cat with Dark tripes, Whits Marking on Face d Paws REWARD 447 E Main Pinckney, Mich PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSi RobeW Pfarry of Detroit was town Monday ut fffi Houaawiveat aa v a Totra WASTE FATS Orerconaa 8omp Shortage lGR RENTA garage at 407 Stuart St Pinckney Mrs RaymQnda Morris FOR SALE A Dodge 4 Deer Sedan new motor and tires, a Plymouth Coach, Fqrd Coupe, rumble seat POR SALEto Gauge doublo borrell hammerlsel shotgun, also a 2 rifle, single shot, a 6 shot 410 bolt acticjn repeating rifle Mike Hamiek FOR SALE Ladys Winter Coat Black, size 8rgood as new, a real bargain Inqaire 312 W Msiu St Ihone 117 Elmers Garage Oak Grove FOR SALE An 11 Inch Hammer mill Elmers Garage Oak Grove Classified Want Ad I SUFFOLK RAMS crossed with j nEJFNJTUaRE 2 S 00 Heater 75 Black Top Delaine Ewes produce a grU3 gTantwo ChKS rapid maturing lamyof top mutton UKU 7 ffL ilfS quality thai wilTve you week, of VV Q nJT r I grain feeding Small heads prevent VftfUty and Stool, Bed room Clr lambing trouble For sale by T E , rJlL r Ware Rte 1, Dexter Phone Ann Ar Alvo d Mirror, Ump, bor 25822two rireplace Screen, Foar Sets of No veli, like new, Pins Pong Table, FOR ,IERound Oak Heat and Tabla Tennis Outfit, Pair of ing Stove, 20 in firepot 15 John F Conners FOR SALE2S 11 P Garden tractor with 8 inch Plow a id Cultivat or complete W K Heach I Glennbrook farm TWO WHEU TatAJLERS FOf SALEANV SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, w Pfrri guaraiiteedEe 60U whaftirhnnnTfTr axels, spring aad aitcaae for uKTSll Open Suiidaya WILSOtfS , ftENTATBAILER TRA1LU COitPANY 1 917 Grand ftaar Ave Howell Maple Rkia, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc M6 aV Pettysville Road, 4 miles Uast of Pinckney WANTED Sewinr, Dress Making and alternations,MIM, Joe Stackable 306 Howell St, Pinckney FOR SALE, rladioles spikes cut daily Pknty of colors to pick FOR SALE Heating Stoves from also iwfrita 60c a doz B FWJU Murphy Wm R Uarrett 72 E Siubley at Howell Mick Pnon c733 VV FOR RENTSmaU year around hou se at aWk Lake CaU John UobdeU FOR SALR Seven ,00m house, 0 R Howell after 8 fZthfl J r 6ALEWincbaatar 12 bguaye SWDQIP f250 fnamSt pump gl and Wincnastar FOR SALE Heating 6tove, bama JJfl 42 Uicim Doyle wood or coal, heats 5 rooms Stuart Anderson STATE OP MICHIGAN Tli ruzJn Csart for eft loaaty I 6flaJtoeT REALTOR pair for 100, regular 26c value For infants, girls or ladies Cuff assorted colors LADIES HOSE4 pairs for 100, Q 39c value, choice of semishear roon l n cya Tmtorrayon or fullteam service weight 4 Portaga Lake Rd cotton Full shades 3160 20 a mo Near Dexter 1 acrce room houae MEUS COTTON SOX8 pau tor K kmaummt, fiwaaee, garage, 00 Sac value, medium weiga herncfcadfai hoaae 8800JOO Caah Ioug atyte or short elastic tepA 0 Aarae, 8 rooms, hatfc, baaeaaaat sorted coiora aad othar trurtniaUlinca tlQjOQQ BIRDSEVE DlAPERS295, a do, cash en,Fuct Quaiity7x27 Vrf im aanitaty sealed package 80 Aarae, 8 taoaa modern bride tjaa City of Howelli V DiiESS S05 P ftaee, 1800 1 aad atate on Septwa l Z6c xalue i0 1 eona aoasa 20000 M CaftU of what Maty awed la a8U doaft K WJSSO, FUutixt Ve C1LULS RU6SO and JN MiELY it pandiaii in the Carwsit worr for the County of Livaagaton in Oltanceiy, at 2 rdTm1 i3 alort toP Asaortad oa i ,Ou caewe at aMSMriaw fi xaHosiery ali1 Prfe rottaga, 4 rooms part modem the worn hill of ooaudaaat oa fJUj eoAora raiaiwafad electric pump, 1 water thMt the Aoaa not knowPlease etate aize Wanted heater fiumaae aie eeaaeat pier 4 thi niTTf lillnTrfahaata of Cawuieal SATISFACTION GUARANTEED lawa 800 aJ eaetav he1 CXSt WE PAY Parcel Post Porta Lake, 4 rooms nd hath rnZntoftiaa aawte of Micbi SOUTV3EJcN SAXS COMPANY acreeaad la aaa faraAan iaeiaalxan, or aatmde taw State af p 2 029 AC7 ad, aM paar aromad attaga 84y60V SSLl I aTaClnm 1 mil 1 j aIOXVttUE, TENNESSEE U 4aam OamaViaa af VaTflaUiS Va vAhTD JLaVe and rawaaak a ffOSQat L saQaaaMS Winkle, att far naaatwY it k OaV y Will also pick 9 44 Ye ail a at, Haaaa S840 DEMED that the aaid Cawdaa tommH and aaayanaae fieamaaaa djaie OWasoijriadrniij caTam 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 05, 1947 Description An account of the resource November 05, 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 1947-11-05 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9742d76a5015d84da18ba27cd2ff7d27.pdf efac62fcfb5a63bd6339deb93c4c7e15 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. 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VOL 64 Qispatcfj Michigan Mirror Schod News SEVENTH ANO EIGHTH NEWS l,44ic wiU have mut its tradit We have been writing Thanfcgivhi iouai character if it refute tfuel stories for our English work Some tad laBunej relief under auspices, of them are quite good Lorraine aid Senator Arthur H VaudenbergTomasik wrote on about a turkey in an address at the J, M M Till entart remark, favoring additional caTOmernQrating me Dutch settlement i Michigan luu years agq tfWnMltanoualy and by coincidciee Gov, ftp Bigier announced the Mich CitUetw Food Cunm led by Prof Harm Wyngarden, head of the Michigan State College economics department , Senator Vandenberg added an im portant 4Wf We must frankly con vaaa our own resources lest we im pair our own economy and thus vin dicate the sinister hopes those who expect our economic eollapae to end all democracy lor keeps,We muse knofrv the total bill Vdenberg dehred we Uaid strive for an unpartisan American foreign policy Qov Sigler ttressed our patriotic obligatiofu lti is not a question Oi whether we agree win the Pres, the U S Pinckney Dispatch c7S DEMOCRACY y Nov 12 1947 named Gobble Fred Rebman wrote about a crook eating poison turke Mavy Jean Kirschke wrote about the Hates family and their 1 hanks giving Pay f We want to dhank Mi Swarthout Sty helping us with our art ,vork Some of Ub are making drawings of Pilgrims and other Nov pictures Jimmy Portar is going to bo referee for the seventh and eighth grade football game We played a game of football with the fifth and sixth graders and we won Maybe they will beat us nci time We have some more items H lded to our science collection, Leonard Barrett brought a piece of birch bark which came from Mackinac Island Mary Jean Kirschke brought aome sand from the Pamted Desert of Ariz Leonard Barrett brought a jol lection of stones Jack Jefferys and Bob Clark airdrawing a picture to show our tti entihip code The picture is THE UINITED STATES MARINE CORPS , FdUPJDED NOV 10,1775 program The Pres of has asked the people to cooperate jm fe th the head That rttponsib e should know the tupk named food actuation, in Europe We in bec th ig Michigan should, as in the past, do What U necessary to cooperate During World War II, more than half million Michigan, young men and a thousand or so young women left their homes for military duty Most of them returned, home safely j Some did not Our directing military genius, wartime chief at Washington, was General George C Marshall Marshall notr sec of state Quoting Sec Marshall During what we need now work on right MPt of us are enrolling in the IA an Junior Red Cross P T A MEETNG, NOV The national P T A has wen, a four joint program to be followed this year One of thse lour points has to do with Parent and family life education We have secured a speaker troni the U of M to speak on Child iv, this critical period in world affairs, jeholo at this nj in iofld is a vital factor in our foreign J We urge all parents and other interested to atter Pub Committee i of i Pi i off of a Courtesy policy The attitude of Americans towards food can make or break our afAprta to achieve peace and sec Brity throughout the world Why did General Marshall and Sen ator Vandenbeig both stress the im Portance ojf food and fuel Tha national citizens food comra vouchee for the following i kesc aulitie traditional inline Marine Gwptare recognized throughout car lawi as American characterises tkafr make our tuition strong mon nations Jieep us, as a 20 alt n 3 a Url An SECOND AND THRD NEWS iron Dope 1 Current Comment DEXTER WINS ,8 TO 0 The above score does not tell the stony 01 tlit game The score was 0 to C for Dexter until late in the 4th quarter when Pinckney gambled by parsing on their own 0 yard line Dexter intercepted and scored a tou cUUuwn A tew mmuies i JJexur blocked a Iinckney kick, ickud u up and ran for a touchduvvn Pinckney uutguined Dexter through uu1 making 7 1 irvt down io ijtvni 1 however, Dexter plaj iu a hem tigame and iHa they m me bieaiia canned iii on them u Iinckney saaned oti tit ii quarter and tore the Uexter iine Lw pjeves making several ijjt dovns Wiien thiv reached the fJextt r lu yard line u looked as of they were j gci bound but ihey lost tlie ual on l downs There were no scorej tne first quarter both teams doing on siderable kicking with Dexter having tlu edge George Johnson, JJextMkickei was well protected and iiad plent oi time with his kekj and was able to avi rage 5u yards 1 JI his punts weni over the PinjMiey woal line He kept the ball mostly in Pinekney territory, in the Although wi are as tar apart IW the north and soutn pole politicifcf lie thought the world was coming tip an 1 id Lack in iiii when H0OVT wad defeated, I wish to tak thif opportunity tu takt my hat off to Judge Fred Cronnenwett of HoWOlU WHO is ititainly doing his best tO make diuikea driing unpopular in Howell uei t lonii jeriod of time we ntUit e tJ1iL tiie line he usually hands outsior tiis oflene is 100 Oi IOUIM tjuiu a lot ot these otlenders are peiions cjtside who tie 1 iing through the county but a vers get the sanie treatment and hu fines stick We understand that in Detroit onie years back certain judge a ed heay fines then litir renitted them, i he judgi kw all ahoai his kini of ferie us he was sheriff in Monoe county back in the prohibition days when thai place was overun with rum run ners bringing booze into Michigan from Ohio second quarter Pinckney gotone of his in kicks near their Jil vear line Inable to gain Meyer had hi kicki W block ed and Dexter tu,ok ovei 1 as LiTorrcJohiihon somd ter first touchdown Johnson did not kick goal Pinckney had all thy best of the livd quarter and twhe in tint period by short passes and line piays reached the Dexter 10 vard line on y to lose the ball on downs Here trie Dexter iine always braced ami held and Pincknc pass usualJy failed for lack ctf capiabie receivers In the 4th qu ter Iinckney got a big break Mey punted and the Dexter safety man fumbled it on the 0 yard line Pinckney recovering Hee once more Iinckney lost the ball on dawns With the time rapidly running out and the ball deep in their tenen f Watching a football game the oth er night we wire thinking of th gieit change which has taken place gaie in tin past years Back of Fielding H Yost at Musele and brawn were IN 111 the dM l 1 j I j 1 1 All of our spare time is being devoted te decorating the school rooiu fc Thanksgiving Chairman of the Uvcoraiing comm are Rqberu Aek Proatt droth and floods in Europe ley, Janet Shirley James Campbell rt4oc4 th wheat and rye product and Joyce Ann Fuhrman Um M Weatern Europe by 200 mill The music class is w o k ng hard IL jfd uahels The U S wheat crop on Thanksgiving song Via i record 1,460 million b whileDenise Kennedy was in Ann esr corn yield waa down 900 million J riday afteiooa J Janet Shjrley went to Howe f4 Cows Shot Europe needs 670 million bus of afternoon to have her eye e ,ib Iri a teuej en belie dF tate JJOIJCC a have been busy iki rymy to dis 0 li MJOf who cos belonging Lo 1 it J am Knei i ti 1 wo untied to u aih alt ivH OM 1 imi a i vaiacd at lis ii al j o laiy Moriiv ii kill ij ieai jii tm y Jhs hi IWo o,J Inuy V Wi cows ahot be ivibie One cow ht ri 4 tinits It iui , r t11 a 0 ud Mis Alex hihK stiot, from 4 to 7 u hone and taken a seat to tide them, over the epndug We expect to see her wearing And we have qnly 470 milk es within a few days fcevbaf at hand for expert , 100 Twenty of our people are now million bu leas than are needed jcping hot lunches Tatff why you are being asked 1 bs your leaden Pres Tiuman KDC AiD FIRST GARDE Se Of Sfatt IfareheU, Senator Vtn j Paul Russell haa been absent denharg ri Gov feigter to co oj cause of a fractured shoulder anU fry fonaerving fervi Ifs iosjwas hit byaca and we have u ve , LhL0 3 j,,,,, i simple AS that j cided we should remember to Stop, j miio er of 1 u Aj Ifr MarahaJJ ttwady putsit, 1 Lok and Listen before crossing the ri0rt, oi vv, LV or foreign policy has entered the afreet, also use our eyes, ears ao4Jwiu,0 ,,,, j, V then our feet n0s,, fv wa, 1K, Some of us have started to icarl jih, hng v aud are doing very well We knoJ45 puloi aem,lsrods Jim and Judy and will learn I at Xhe ,e of the ,,uatings I 2 more this week The ti te has purchased Piekney M aend their usurU i FIRST Diane Murphy joined our farm land in the viciuitv of these mm 0 4atf Iwntera north this year J First Grade yesterday She was wirn ,hoinpsfor public hunting lands, Moat mi tkttm wi lve Thuis alJus in KdgJb last year but attended j including the os Moross 4aog aae WlM no get away unj school in Detroit the lsf part of this RTU p,,t 0f Kue n Many city til fl W believe Putnam townWear We welcome her back I hunters have hunted there this vear jwaf iMP tmkMters ar kuh j Evelyn MeAiaah and Beorly Morlev Kenolds v as working on flaw W Maw a tia Mte CCHplX have had birthdays recent th, 1 oof of hi hov, Tues and saw Hm at i tiaoae fwn W r fts feiicers past Weer of so ie identity of lour valuable aci s, lUot cast 1 lie cows weie j i td to be put J d la4 Tues p in i i aiatjcnt r vus wounded in ach MiV ,IA cow of I Sunday 7 ia,had lo be I ilijn Mon c IviurpTiy VAVT lGOO endl lojy ra ses pin a oiiirwui Mercy 1 1 fii iust a little , Mrs Pearson Pei , The Key eii 1 nd until Wed w nh an army the v oL, h Oi V ng ihc into M , 1 Jii in in ai uNo ,i me nan ueep in their tenon I Pinckney took to te au Aiost of the passes were ineouiiplete but Ju, ter intercepted one and iin iur a touchdown The last touchdown vas when Dexter recovered a Pinckney blocked kick Jn this game Pinckney gave the best exhitition ol line plunging ajid end runs they have shown this ytui J rear he oaterials and forv i i psco had clicked they would hnbeen as easy winner DEVTEft L 1 R T K G C t 0 L T F i, E Q B ii a Hn Substitution Jeffreys, D Clark tl prime requisites of a football bail , J if course spued was des ired but 1 here were 0 of the beef trut bi on a team tq jne speed nHjcliant and t ,ta won in those days by main trength In those days center nh s and flying wed ges were the favored plalys The for win i pas Jin re jlutionized foot ball One good completed pass will krain 4 timea the ground a line plunge will, of course there is danbger of interceptions and inticept1 i pa ha vun canus for many teams but it jnits uncertainly into th game and opens it up It also place a jli TI 1 j Li rti o,n speed and not bi 1 11 Ieins aje niorc and ruore j ,iin un pases Every team in I 1, 11 Aich is considered a tl nipioshj dam has a fine pass ing attack It make, the game thrill ing tacilu nid enables many an undeidog tcani to emerge victor iou an J inrjdmi i it draw, 8u,000 crowd to tie manon dollar college stadiums K Clark burroughs Schneider Klnier Heath Ci Clark Hurtibuse Iarrow Amburgey Meyer f Hums y We note a delegation O Inghant county miiister have pro ested to he legislat are aganst op ation of paiimutuai bcti 111 on horse racing at the ingiir 1 cfwintj fair at Mason liiis is the same kind of betting vliKh is proving p pular at Norlh ille and the UetxiKt fair grounds inidently oilier fair seem to be get Ling the sanio id a We see that 13 county fairs hae ijjplied for a portion of the IM,MII appropriated by the legislatuie uidcr tho Cloon iaw to aid county fairs These are Joh7rsxrafwtrrv1tre7 MasohT To ma Devlin Williams Schults Vanghan Uailey Ue La Torre Kielwasser EDc La Torre Iricharu were found ato Jejdi liii,i I Catherine Simt muci service Wed ,lo for i,iil 1 ,ii are Sun 1 1 a rpiiy Alon a Tu, late iJr also iie men in 1 aai J lie Cunn re aca Tiiur i K Dunkas I by Vr Mar lae Vlicent Johrsan fomiy feiwttt SnMy iWte iUaed m Cm V Bowie Itowml Uaeihew, Cwrxan W ML Mey WFjH AMD SIXTH NEWS Wm friah to thank the mothers and aVvinjyfeo so gxaciously uipl jgim nefreahnaents for ovr Paity IfUler won the contest t OSt worcUi out of ell These pistols Keen zfebt The xMmWr j w io,i lf W piayed many tare ea Low , dOTHm for apples Ah r r,Lira all cane oot with blagi f ls ve a black sflar paV his cow was sho lu j of it Most of thse crv, were shot in tlie pasture near he highway uWjHfe to mr initiation into lh th and wi gxade room , Our apell down waa with 3 lette nanMlOlwIifel worcU jbptt over half went douT 01 BettmaH 4 latter words etdnaula fXV fte 4ij having a apecial class on r By fieason, St jyin 4ays for those who want to Wjgawjar ami m Ger learn drviakm tetter, so far 8 pupil, MtPphel and jUvi Lodjhaw voluntarily enrolled More p loiter wo ar iarmed abullet from a 4a automatic was found n the itackable cow butchered h tow ell These pistols n common and a in bac K from lanition for and according ed with ths pioi tic not hoot aerurate, htate police picked up a hy in this cioit who is aid to live huid with such a riistol but vere unab to fan nect him with it The Simon n child ren who live on tne old Ajcie naiii iajn ner he Stikatle farm ilaim eau and Sister A fojr tlte dead, ivq Fri for the deiid rc aney DonoMin Sa LaPoa, req by RoSun anniersary nias for late Aag1 usa Kelly, req by David and Hai d near where riot La Kelly thourrh nothing j A peal for u lert serainary drive Reception ojf acreire, Jor poor Uls Appeal fn stu 4ct eaaar drive Otterbein Touchdov First Referee I PnpiivIk j lead LineI born Kielwasser, Joi,n iowns Pinckney 7 Joe Fleming, Dearborn noid Will I troit MnRcc Milie1 IVai Ton ia, I UMM CuvVl VJJRCH Rev Aured AiarJ castor Organist ard cnor Jjircctor jklv Me win Canrpoeii g g jvJf Heean idany men are spying was glad when the said unto me, come let us go into the houc of the Lord lhere is a place in tha chuch for you, iu day the day the cattle were I ipiexionod man about VPenntendent J 10 da rar Kara echey Fasur Moixiii worsxiip 10H0 Sunday dchool 1109 WUbur Lidig FULLER GAD WELL The mar J 1 cage of Miss Hazel er of How, to Jack Cadwcll jj Pinckney 1I,,K place Sat nigiit at tj Howell Rajust cliurch Re Kay officiating couple were attea ed by Vln rarr SLS best man uid Miss Esther Fuller, si ter of the bride as bridesmaid A reception nus held at the church parlors Following a wedding trio to Hou lU Gratiot iiany, Calhoun, JLlsdalJe, Eaton Allegan, Centeiv ille, Adrian, Kalam azoo and VaniJuran This ironcy is part of the states share oi the parimutual betting at orthilL The fairs would use it to buy starting gates, photo finishing junginyjiigh er purses The king is dead, long live the king Edward J Jefiiey, 4 unes mayor of Detroit ht down to defeat last week before a man who al though he has been in public life in Detroit fc,r 11, years v as little n wn Jeffreys was a republicIn nAntwerp is a Democrat and at time was n candidate for govon at ticket in the primaries, lie is an engineer and has 11 children Some of his relatives were much bet ter knovn than he was, He oaved ghton Lake the couple will live at I his election to the fact tat he ai the Cadwell larm at Bentley Lake I abU to carry the heavily congested Th grown, 1 a war, veteran and ,cr j wards on the east side where the col ved in the South Pacific in the navy durmg the world warCongratulatons Jeffreys depended on the silk stock vards where MRS MARY FJCJC Mrs Mary Faulks Fick was born in Birkenhead, England in 1862 She red people and foreign born live ins wards where the well to do people live and they forget to vote Incidently although Jeffrejys waa I ranked as a conservative, his fathcame to Axnerica in 1872 and maie f er old Judge T frevs marched her home with the family of Freeman Webb, west of Pinckro y Unithc Washingtoir v h Coxeys arm i w Mm Brnqg Loydierto them Baetfhiw Xarxwf We arc doing apatter work decor M aca, Friday Jatioas for ThankagiTing 4je ir Awitoj 1 mi jnil Karl SUMdjft JOM0FiTHS Wiie Bmd mui 4voe Soaaoer apofce, her wedding tlp to Owoald fi lriffiths Fhdbv fSm evening at 00The bride s the dau owj0hir ef Mr aid Mrs Enm,ons 41 Aim Avbor The bride Mr ad Mr Joe j 40 years od passed them in a 19 i2 rord cai lie turnH down the road tovard the SLackabe farm and park ed th car and wnt into a field where he shot a pistol several ti, es o3ico shooting toward the children Thi may hvc been tiie same car Money Reynolds sitw parked State police found r number of A 5 fis m tlw f11 ,here the man iv the 4 rhlren ou i v Marriage licenser Don Combs, 22, Fenton, Virginia John, 20, FenUjo Jack Cadveii 2, I PinckneyJiiel Puller, 2t Howeli, Charies lksonvich, 2, r owllervilie, Dorotny Jones, 18, Fowlerville JCHRSlTtfAS GIFTS J Th dwble riqf oereenony wa mj iter Yeayw the Ziou ttlnwan ioamaohin Ann Arbor ra mml W mvt Ann ArboT 4fcee wa Matron oT OTHER FOOTBALL SCORES Exquisitely packaged gilts oy j Avon, tou win give tatm wiln pnoe or leceive tuem WJUI joy, Av on glts are bragm to your iiomc f Brighton 44, Soi Lon OHen Isluively by Avon rjreejtta tve, Millar of Pmck Jackson Flat Roclc 12, Saline V w Lucile Shirey, Jhone J j oi 1,, iJimde 12 Milan 2 , Abuer i0 toiiy apent waa nrrsiu o Rrmuius 13, Roosevelt i fi with Dr max Mrs WJylie in 43mati 1 Manchester JiJejaer 1 1876 she was married in the Piiney Methodist church to Horace Fick who was employed on a nearby farm They lived on farms in this section for sotue time and later moved to Gregory where ir Fick ran a gener al store and was also postmaster for a namber of years Afterward they owned a farm in Fitchberg and on sellinar this they moved to Pincknefe Mr Fick died, 15 years ago Always of a deeply relianous nature she was active in church work and taught in the Sunday school for years Surviving are a son, Ferris, a dau jrhter Joeie Chapman of Detroit ana Raymond of Lapeer Alao 4 gtauocmiklran and great prandChildron nineties and was the radical in Detroit where he hold otf ice most of hs lifetme, We see that high costs have pled the school hot lunches in Detroit The Republican cut the appropiation 15 percent am more schools than ever applied 4p take part in it this year With fcfc er prices the schools had to efejfP more this jyear with the reatrit aTCp less b lunches per day are sold this year than mat The ce per person a day ia 7c Thai gram was started when at waa that many school children school all day without Wc 1 others were ao scantily The funeral waa held at the dtvaw pj , t1eut foetal Home Sat with Rev, among them J AUavd officiating Burial in Piock W oertcty iLAftT JOJL 09 Met Kenaeth Wytie and children I Saturday, Me IS ai the pfe spot Sat at oe W H Wyiie home in whack I aamll mo ami pj 3N , m aw A m rf p NWflweji5 , WEST MEAL V V i w T f Pinckney Dispach Wbdgd v 11 Jf f Jw rawjr rsrBjaBBssBBw, wuw vsrw I sWff COOKCD Thats what Jim said after the Erst meal on our new electric range And hes right Postwar electric range are a vast improvement over older models Ovens aft better insulated Heating units are more efficient That means even faster cooking lower cost You save extra time, too, with the automatic control that starts and Stops your range by itself Why, you can go shopping all day and have supper ready to serve when you return And theres no heating up the kitchen no soot or smoke to bother about These easytouse electric ranges are in stock right now1 at your local dealers Be sure to see them soon W C Miller and family hu ,i ed ixva the bluffs to uuv c doji larm C Y Van Winkle and wife have font to California Keuben Kisby and Florence Im kett of KaniDurg were married Oct n Walled Lakes consolidated fcchool was opened last week Sheriff Teeple, and Deputie Chaa Moran and Koger Carlisle were shot ut latt week in Green Onk whilo raid ing a still k AVON THEATER Miok CHULMEA, mCNL Neighboi j i i J v m 1 i A jgoSSBTI od athuready Fri, Sat, Nov 14, IS STALLION ROAD A vry gcd ov triaogie on a ranch starring RONALD REAGAN, ALEXIS SMITH fCartdbw Now SportreI Sun ,Tuo, Nv, 16,181 A uper Oram of Love and Faith 1 Tragedy CtoO Fa, Sat, Nov 44, IS J LOVE ANLT LEARN1 A Comedy with JACK CARSONROBERT HUTTON MARTHA, VICKERS, JAMS PAGE 4k Latest News me in ieno Ore f I,u iNw daughter cf Clyde i Trw First Sh v fell from 11 nt Ct0 P m Secon AM fl I fe , 7 LBS DETROIT EDISON Co Switch fo Mafchlts Cookery Mow In the drive to got a hgL letk field Stockbridge has , collected 6,65000 Charles Poole ho has bn spa ml iiij ov ui months in MichV n tow I retained to his home in 4 Murion McClear MitH of Gregory ycle lrst week and broke nar leg Born to Mr, and Mrs Clifford LaniLd r Whirley Rockwell of Lansing Oct 16 a son Mi Kffie Wright iias resigned as teaeher in Gregoi and Mrs Maude Young has been hired to replace her Taylor Collins who lost hit suit in circuit court commissioners court to evict 8 tennants has appealed It to ejreuit court County Clerk John Hagman has recovered sufficiently from his re cent auto accident to be able to return home from McPherson hospital A pipe line from the Howell gas field on the McPherson farm ia being built to the main pipe line near lew Hudson William JacofK, 69, of Howell was fatally injured in that city last week when hit by a car on on Grand River driven by Fabian Adams of South Lron Frank Laginess who was sent up for life in Washtenaw county for murder of Harry Cyb a gasoline stat ion operator at Willis has been granted a new trial under the recent court ruling He was not giv en council and was arrested, con vie ted and sentenced the same day His companion in the crime, Grovcr terry, js also serving life for the same crime Terry at one time lived in this section and was senten ced for chicken theft The Lon township school board whse school is situated at South Lyon has voted to change into an agriculture schoo The South Lyon high school ath letic teams wilt hereafter be known asu Ihe Rockets ivvlerville high school won 3rd plaoe in the TriCounty football lea ue Williamston was first with no defeats Jack Boyd, New Hudson killed a 14 popnt buck last week with an arrow, just west of Milford THE RAZORS EDGE GENE TIERNEV, TYRONK POWER Flu News ow will Start Second at 845u Coming UncUtcurrent Hoart Chey SCA Svn Mon, Nov 16,17 First National Bank IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit insurance C orporationAU Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor PUTTING MONEY INTO HOME 1 Dont pay more than you car afford 2 Get impartial aMce on real estate values v f 3 Make a large a dcvn pwneiu as you can 4 Finance the rest with a con venient bank mortgage Burglaries arr being prepetrated v erywbere Protect your cash by ing our night dupository us IVY Starrin JOAN FONTAINE, PATR1C KNOWLES, HERBERT MARSH, ALL, SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, LUCILS WATSON Cartoon JOE DOAKES Conadjt Sunday Shows 3S78 Tuc, Wed, Thur, Nov 18, 19, 20 i WONDER WHOSE K1SSNG HER NOW A Good f Steal In TK icolor Wi IUNE HAVER, RK STEVENS MARTHA STEWART, REGINALD , GARDNER Carton ShoWs 715 Jk 915 HOWELL Theater UOWflL, MICH V I uuc, Fri, iov, l, 14 LcVlNU, UANt CLARK OA4 DEEP VALLEY WE HAV3 AMPLE AVILABIL FOR FUNDS fOUND artooa Nvehjj id l m lVrcy y jthcut hs sold his biiid uin on V Main Si to the iorder Iatrl Uakiuir Co of Detroit wh bus milk toiake bread with Sev era route will be iiaitcd at onoo The buikiiny has had a ionjv cee postolfficc there It Clinton aiio Ailgo had hardware stores theie fheii Cha llympton had his uivvr akinc parlors there and Mr Swar thout used it for the same thing and so as a residence It a bviil by Chas riymnton nd Siracn liiy In the nineties for a i creamery Later Mike Fohey had the The bodv of G Key was ro olv here from Flint fo burW r tie leaves a wife, 2 sons, his mother MJ 2 sisters The Federated Church Ladies Aid held their annual fair over barrva Drug Store Nov 25th The friends ctf Mr and Mrs Frank Bowers gave them a farewell paoty wVd night and their families They are moviny to Detroit where Frank wntbederutyeoutyelerk Count Agent Bolander conduct ed ii poultry demonstration at the m Iedwidge farm Thursday LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTOAG OR PERSOi vl hi RilASO ABLE RATES Nov, 15,Door opn 6sl5 ptn, KKArtCt2 JuAiofMSUi Sugar Coffee Cheese 5 PCaCMCS NO 2 CAN FkCfS lb Bags Daady Fresh Cop Ground Vetveeta jn lb LoaS Head Lf ttuce , Heaie 4b 5c um 43K 89j 17 l 0 Cabbag Cookinf Miracle Whip Grow Apples X lbs fr Qts Kf afts Yearling Lamb Side streasts, Sttwg I Utrdr Chop End Cts lLb ,Avrftv0 Nolm of 47 Years Ago The body of Terrence Shielda was brought here for burial Thur George Lum and family have mov ed to the rooms over the meat market Justin Swarthottt has sold his farm to Emory Markham and brouI ght another one in Huron cunu I Maude Richmond, a Pinckney aea por pasaed the teachers exiuninati n J last week I trunks killed all ojf George Teep Is English pheasants last week Wiliiard Henry and Charlie Tufts of Dexter visited John Martin lasi erk and enjoyed a few days hunt ing Arthur Shehan and hue Mae t obey were married at St Mary church Wtodne4day Rev Ctynener ford GO friends of Bert Applet gave n a surprise party Wed nigkt mioe Greer Is teaching at Rath ii Albsst Drake 2d uiistoa Coxa Abbott igham county ijuis lkiee of Gregory has turaed from the Plullipine iotert f fiach, Gregory aexAiQ foreman has bete transferred to Pontiac BOA to L Topping and wife No Utgiri The Schuier ice house at land i being repaired George Clark and the K A Allen families have erected monuments on heir cuirtnsfr lets here Fy Teeple hat resoed as cashier of the Paaekney Bank and wiH go to Maaistttae, Mica The Y M C gave their fiat dan oe at the opera house The boy orshesai Fiank fewer, CiyM latyre and Sid Sprout plapad The hotel larfiisaed 1 BEAT THE BAND M SOl A WLCsSYOCVt AO OUT YOUft WILL tU litft S4liv Atcei TIM HOLT ia THUNDER MOUNTAIN ZANE GREVS Sun,, MOB, NOV, 1, 17 j Mat Sun, 2 p m, CoatluV HUMPHREY ROGART md LAUREN BACALL is DARK PASSAGE Cartoon Cartoon Likiost Nows Tjn Wed, Nee, IS, 19 ROBERT YOUNG, SUSAN HAY WARD, JANE GREER THEY WONT BELIEVE MP MoreJty Croe teaching Week end oaUeas at the ipii J uc Gaj Raid BcgMT Lester Xettel sWtteT and wife, Detroit, ftjn, fi, Maiatj of Mnneapoiis is , , sCsi Albersa Mrkel mad Vmi Ud the eaJjd ebliracd USSL m Lake called on o , V s ,rss fmrioi,mimmiWMij Uuoert A Campbell, 2, Uncle BoL, to most poeplo died evident of u heart suae at his borne in Aon Arbor Friday Ye editor hae tfiiowu nn4 eiiunaay xur tu pas1 iO y Uu jgh Masenery and he haa been a regular attendant at the Pait Maa ua uuhqueia hero including the one laat Mucu lue name cttvid itoe was Kiven him I the students of the University of Michigan during tha 20 years he served that instiwnWu as treasurer Ii addition he wa assistant auditor general, and served 3 tcvina as mayor of Ann Arbor Ho belonged to all the Masonic organ isations and served as chairman of the powerful grand lodge finenoe comrittee for many years, lit organized the U of M Craftmeni team and toured the state for many years putting on Masonic degree wWk Burial was in Port Huron urviving are a son, William of Belding t m NoCof theLj With the season an ducks, patid over by NOB, I, tauttfN art prepar squirrels and bow dnd arrow ng for the dear leas or ibartinf y5 Trapping starts in the upp The Pinckney O E S at their meet tag honored Mrs Percy Ellis their treasurer, who leaves tw a MMaMMT Circuit Court New Lluyd Stearms of Powlervilte waf probtioned last June forforgersi Atigist he broke it by being sentenc ed to jail in Ingham county on a di owiejiy charge Judge Collins cdo ed i is rearrest and last week gave him a 40 day jail sentence and cn tinut1 hi probation to June 3, 10 V In the uit of Charles Vincent vs tho City ctf Howell the court found in fjvor of 4he city Vincent soughi title to a portion of the street adjoining his property at Howell Lake He was also ordered to move hi house from the slreet In circuit court last week following divorces granted Gertrud front Hay Wombles, Lois from Earl Hill, lltep from Robert Martyn, No ma from W L Smith, Dora from Al bert Smith,George from Irene Mase Dec cos were given in the suit o Mar Huston vs Gilbert Daniels anT j in the case of Robert vs C Bain I dissolve partnership peninsula Nor 16 and in the lower I grsti n on the tabic At one md el tsiiiilEMi , i11 Wlif tl4 irge crowd iiuck mmJ5Si T1 V2 voy y has played before Probably ar age parly following meeting Fri ound 2000 Mora WnckaaTneou fl l wl IKo were thero tZtox nme S S Ellis, was th center dec gXu n,re wGwSTtSe a ut t 15 with a MM ft uu w th u s Si ZlitSttflJJ on Lake marshes BadgeT and skunkthe other end the Union Jack Mrs weauw may taken to Jhn W Jibe o end the IJnisi Jck Mrs, The thrd wesas nounViWjrment Wtnfied Aberdeen rrvnui tr n 978 foxes totalled Mtt More Veitt beg to Mrs, Ellis in behalf than naif he foxes taken we e trap of the chapter Ann tfirdjw Wu ped and 17 killed y cars bo danced and her sister,JoaJMUiy Onefifth mora camps were pitch ed several selections on the piauo 1 in state parks this year than iu jL neck oT Ana Arbor chapter, nresentathas fromMichigan to rrVK, was present vu 1946 While most, iohign farms are well watered there are 468 farm,totalling 16,800 acres irrigated Most f them are in Berrien county Moat TATJ MICtUQAN percent get their water from streams 1W Prosteutter the Cenaty o from lakes and 20 from wells pt Uvgtok The ground water levels in the At a ssion of said Court hold tower Michigan are slightly above at tha Probate Office in thr City avcurc now rof Howell in said County on the Tlie biggest bock door on record 18fd day of Norduber, A D 1947 uken in the state was one aear Mlo f rroaouS Hon WUUa L Lyons, CHOIR FESTIVAL Tl o 7th annual choir festival t the hurches of the Ann Arbor Me di it will be held at the Firs Methodist church, Ann Arbor No 1 In addition toall the Washtenaw courny churches, Brighton ou Lymi, Stokbridge, Monroe, Wsvyn Flat Kck Dundee, Mijlville, Nortl ville and Romulus will take pan Tho tine is 800 p m weighing 268 lbs drosfod STATE OF MICHIGAN he Prlbt CoBrt for tbe Coiiaty of Ueiagsten At a session of said Court held aut the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said Count, on the 10th day tt November AD, 047 Present Hon Willis L Lvone udge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate ot Cleve G Poole, Deceased , Grace If Poole having filed in id Court her final administration ount, and ner petition praying ion or the allowance thereof and for e assignment and distribution of residue of said estate, It is Order, That the 1st day of eccmber A,D, 1947 at ben oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Of ico, be and is hereby appointed fur raminig and allowing said account id heaing said petition iadga of Probata In tho Matter of the Batata of Edward J Perry, Deceased Robest J Perry havtng filed in said Court hi final administration account 4 his petilion praying foi tha allowance theteot ism tor tile assign men and distribution of the residue dt said estate , pttAd The only one rinckney intercepted Way Hurtibuse uiaue a Kooa catch of a pass It was high A Dexter Piayer uaid a up in tne air and y caught it when it came down nt aue WUd Vcly ciclly yiimy9 oa and no penalty over ytinU was handeu out Pinckiey got eost of UIJJ ix,r otsidas This was tha dedicaUon gvie and birvei hulvH poeches were made John Hoey, pros, of the Dexter rec Bd, Mayor Wall of Dexter, Carl rike,, e ut U4 achua tin, ohn JfcMsitei, rift of the Molded Plast ics was master of ceremonies As a tfonsdation Jim Meytr, Pincanay CApt was asked to draw out the winning number for the Ford d an given away by the Kiwanis club t benefit of field Dan Uckly won The night was cold but we have seen games in colder weather There was no rain after 6 oclock Tha cheer girlc then in fall fefee did plenty of uyeJUng to keep warm We will give them a compliment They used their brains by all wearing slacks The Dexter cheer lassie, OP lJtfttX2lF 421 thM wee ailWieggid oclosk to the toruitam, at oald Probata Office, be an is hereby appointed for examlngod allowing W1J account and hearing said pt ite CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the people of Pitukriy and vicinity for their kinii nhown us during our lErif eavement J, inc 1 of Mrs Mary Fkk STATE OK MICHIGAN Tno Circuit Court for the Count Of Livingston in Chancery Onler Of Publication Rusell Lightle and Marie Lumaixl Lightle, his wife Plaintiffs vsL R Lumbarc1 and his unVww heirsdeviees, legatees and assigns Dejtendati Suit pending in said Court en tl 2r Hay of September 194J It appearing froan the sworn b of compliant filed in tbif oaaao that the plaintifte have not bee able after diligent search and ftqi ry to ascertain whetfer defen ants are living or dead or whei they reside if living, or whetne they or any of them have ffensona reresentatives living, or when the or any of them reside, or whethe the title, interest, claim, lien or pa si Die right of said defendants in an to the land and premises heroiaaf ter described has been aaslgnod t any other peoson Or persona, o whether such title, interest, ciaic lien or possible right in said pre mises has been disponed of by oar defendants by Will And it further appearing to Gcvrt that the plaintiffs do no know and have not been able afte diligent search and inquiry, OS a certain the names of the who are inctnded elk defendants 1 this cause wfthotrt being weaned Therefore anotsf oaf C i cllano tne y uuif 4 u ordored, that the above nsmnd d iendante and each and ofl and their unknown ritees and assigns aearnce entered in m three montho f this onder, and that of the bill of in he oaken ad eonfeeand wy aaad 4fondants and ea and gB of And h is furtner ajpAonsd ft the plaintiffs from the date hereof, der to be pnhlinVd In One Dispatch a itshed mad cjmristed In of six Joaph H Cefflnt A ri Copy A 6 4 asm is esepajHt on the fotkaxiaiT tKlbed ate and bais m Obr Or Cieen Gmr 4 H Is Further Ordered, That pubtic notice thereof be given by pub icatlon of a copy ofu this order, for three successive weeks prions to said day of hearing In the Pinekney Dipateh newspaper printed and circulated In said CounWillis f Lyons, Judge of Probate It is Further OrderedThat public 1 Celesta ParshallUglster of Probate otlce thereof be given by publics1 on of a cony of this order, for I ec sueceJisfve weeks previous to I STATS OF MfSjif aid day of hearing, in te Pfnek1 The PreWte Coart for the Csualj y Dispatch, a newspaper printed I ef Urfagtteis id circulated in said cqnnty J At a saastoi of said Court, hehi Willis L Lyons, Jodga of Probate 1st the Proaoao Ottkr in io CVy lectia Parshall, Register of Pro lef HoweU In aaid County, on the 128th day of October A D, 1947 FresesX, Hon WHlls L Lyonp, Judge of Frahats In the Matter of the Cstete 0, William J Nash, Deceased Mark A Nash having filed in said Court his final administaiicwi aeeount and his petition praj5nj fo his allowance thereof and the sssij nment distribution of the residu ot said estate It fs Ordered that the 17th day of November A D, 1947 at ten orcjocl in the forenoon at said PrcbmUtl ice, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said account and hearing said petition It U Further Ordered, 5at pnbm notste thereof bo gWon by puh Msation of a oopy of this order, for each month Cor 4 months prioi of bnering ,a phe Pnekney ARD OF THAWKS We wish to thank all those tded and assisted as during ne our son was injured, Mr and Mrs, Max Reynolds WA6 the wt STATE OF MICHIGAN HE PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Ceart, held at he Probate Office in the City of owe II, in said County, on the 6th a of November, A D 1947 Present Hon Willis L hyoM, udge of Protate ame of Harry Bowsher, n bthe Matter of tne Charge of Jante 0 Harry Bowsher, Adult Married Person iUrry B Bowsher having ftWd la id Court his petition praying that he Ccani enter an order, changing J fend that of his wife, Grace Bowsher, to Harry Britt and race O Brttt It ts Ordered, Tha the let day of ecemher, A a 1947, at ten oclock n the forenoon, at said probate of, ice, e and ft hereby eppointed fon tearing said petition It is Further Ordered, The psAlle ottec thereof be given py ion of a copy of this ach week for three anrteativs eeks previous to said hearing, in h Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper rinted and dreulaosd in said county Villis L Lyons Jadge of Probew 4 true copy ttestia Parshali Register of Probata This game shows the advantage of having a gopd kicker In our opinion the superb punting of George Johnson, Dexter kicker was the diff erence between the two teams He averages 50 yds to a kick, and was amptly protected in his efforts Pinckney plefed the best game of their season but just did ncjt have it Four times apparently touchdown bound they were stopped Dexter got 8 good breaks and cashed in on them This was the system which made Coach Yost, Michigan famous He won most of his game on the oth er teams mistakes Dexter is known as a fine defensive team having had only 6 points icored against them in 2 years They ipheld their reputation in this game holding like a stonewall when Pinck ney got on their 10 yard line Pinckney ends her season here Friday phjying Hartland a p 10verbal pushover, Dexter Brightonand South Lyon have all beaten Hartland by big scores Hartlanda victories have all been against reserve teams from Howell, Holly, Fontop etc The Dexter team Is built around Tohnaon, the kicker and Kielwasser m end The latter has scored most f Dexters points after receiving 3 f ar eafg nay or noon MsppteV newspaper printej and lelreulnted in aaid County WftMs L Lyons, Judge of Probate Mrs Albert Dinkef, Osraghter Alberta and Levi Lodtka were fn Jack son Saturday Mrs Leland Grant oust children of Ann Arbor visited her sister, Mary Wylie Thursa and called at the F Wylte home PEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN Howell, MiiMgan BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 1 40 Turkeys 40 Games NOTICE There will be a meeting of Corin hJan shine, Ne W at the Masonu Hall in HowelL Thar evef Nov 18tli at 8 Vceck Th Petition for a Charter bns been held open until after this meet ing fog those who still wish to le come CHrter Members KINGS DAUGHTERS The Rings Daufhtors were deHh 0 Thar eve at th of Mrs Desxan N neu An Artec Xineteer neuW or two guests went pMsent The aopinese of the evening con for the Red hand, and the Town Hall Most e were At Pinckney High School Gym B8 i BL Sponsored by MaolttMgr VeFeWe Port 7 fAfcji,, , aeMvr tf , W IV Rokos Soda Now Setvin g Hot Lunches Horn Made Chili Home Made ST w FRESH EVUY BAKED Pastry, Bread Oar Display FRESH EVERY DAT Special Orders Picked Up IGE CREAM Let Us Pack You a Delicious Quart Black CherryOrangefRiueappIef Honeymoon,ChocoIato, Strawberry Lemon In Bulk Pkfe PinVanill a, Cherry Butter Pecan Leave Your Dry Cleaning withUs Picked Up and Delivered Twice Weekly Expert Workmanship Phone 105 V ATPINCKNEY J NOVEMBER 14 Pinckney vs v , SttOPM 3 V NV V v, , J , 4 , , , ,j r v, xifcrV V VW VTTVVS PINCKNEY DjSPATCH Wdnedy Nov 12 1947 Peoples Store N Groceries, Drygoods oods, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kenuedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Madhe to Detroit Lloyd Hendae Miss Marion Carson of Dearborn was a Sat gest of Mr and Mrs M Campbell I l Ihe Lee Lavey family were m f Jackfcon Sunday on 64rl4 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK RSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP RKMOVrin TREE PHONE COLLECT TO LVARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Oriffnffi Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Stanley Dinkel was in Detroit on bus iness Friday Mrs Iici2 Hondee spent Sat m Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Mylo Chubb of How ell ealled on Mrs Rose HendeiJ Sun Mrs Weltha Vail and Mr and Mis Clifford Buttleman spent the week end in Detroit Murray Kennedy and family spent Sunday at the Stanley Culver farm in Oak Grove Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy spent Sunday with Ambrose Kennedy and wif in Howell Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor spent tuniay with Mr and Mr M K Darrow Mrs Mary Hoff is visiting in iet roit Mrnd Mrs Charles Hewlett ari son pent last Wed in Detroit Paul and Margaret Brogan of Chiison spent Sun with Mrs Eleanor ledwidge W C AtLec and on attended the MMjInd football jnro at Ann Ar bor Saturday P4MCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknav, StobWan Entered M second vitas Hatter at Postoflice at Pinckney, Michigan undc in t of Marcr 8 187 Subscription rau 150 a Year rAift w cunBTf, nnusHii Mrs Earl liautfhn entertained thy Vast Matrons of the 0 E S Mon frs, Bonnie Henry and Mrs Mable Sliaffer were cohostesses Ars John Carver jr spent Mon In Wayne Mrs Max Reynolds Mrs L E Hau ghn and son and Mrs Karl Baughn were luncheon guests of Mrs Robt Seefeld Thursday Misses Joan and K Ann Bird of Wsjpne were over night guestb of the Earl Baughns last Friday Mr and Mrs John Carver jrwere Mon dinner guests of Mr and Mr B Wiisoa in Ann Arbor Hollis Wylie and family spent Sun in Fowlerville Dale Miller and family were Sun guests at the Ikdlis Hollovvay farm at Wrights Corners Mrs Clara Kennedy and daughter Mrs Norma Uerycz and daughter, of Detroit, Mrs Wilbur Eisele and Mrs C Eisele, Fowlerville helped Mrs Emma Vollniei celebrate birth day Wednesday Mrand MrsDon Swarthout spem Sunday with Mr and Mis Emil Wed digo in Ann Arbor Rev and Mrs Morris of Hamburg were a finer quests of Mr and A B D n Swuiiiout Friday Mrs Jack iaircliild Jind 2 children of Detroit wvre lii guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen Mr and Mi Hanr Leo entertain ed Alger Lee and jamii of Jsaugatuek, James MeKiney and wife of Jackson and S HLCan and wife Sun in honor of Algers bivihdii Mrs Gladys Lee, Mr Jack Baytes and Mr, llorton attended a Kinds Dauhteis bd meeting in Howell Saturday Mr and Mrs Glenn Cheney of Fowlerville were Sun guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Bat,dlo Mrs Lqtois Coyle attended the rrr, Daughters Past Prea meeting A i, e home of Mrs Claude Jiurkharut in Howell Saturday Sunday guests at the Lester McAfee home were Omar Cass and wife of Detroit and David Steele and fam ily ctf Frederick Harold Raidy and family spent week end in Bad Axe Mr and Mis Mylo Chubb of How ell called at the Lynn Hendee home Sunday Gale Hendee attended the MichInd football game in Ann Arbor Sat Mr and Mrjj Ival Shirley of Way ne spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley Miss Gertrude Spears of Los Angeles Calif, is visiting her father, Ed Spears sr Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor spent teh week end with Mr and Mrs Wrti Shehan Mr Ameia Rheinberer, Mrs 0 Gasset, Mrs Hilda Wasmund and Blieen Gassert of Detroit were Wed meats at the M E Danow home JJJilLl east or Alive ORSES 20 COWS 20 HOGS 6 cwt DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONATION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuSJn A mit Collected Prom ly tern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER KdtA Phone 88, Pinchmv IThe FASTFST Osd UrktService m Mfchiffui StoekCo I w IJB lectric Wtef Heaters Water Syttemt Mr and Mrs Geoy Vaboh jr spent Sunday in Jackson Andrew Nesbitt and wfe attended the Charles DeWolfe funeral in llarn burg Friday Mr and Mrs N A Housner of Bri ghtcn called on Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Saturday Mrs Elizabeth Brown end daugh ters were in Dexter Friday Mrs Nelson Treaster and children Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs John Bell Viola and John remained for a visit Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L J Henry were Clyde Smith of Ann Arbor and Alice Lee Ware of Howell Mrs Marie Bauer And children of Brighton spent Sunday at the Louis Shehan home Mrs Roberts McArtor Amburgey and daughter of Mo are visiting hereMerlin Amburgey is in veterans hospital at Springfield, Mo for ner vojis dsorder Bom to Mr and Mrs Robert Ack Us Mildred Jack at Mcpherson hospital Sunday a girl Mrs Felix Jerslowski ad children and Marv Lame returned home at sta y C TANKS LAVA TORES SINKS tanley Dlnket NOTICE eeca tm hasintm lame Stewsat Anderson Bid tm JStteet Metelvettc, gurnet, downspouts, repairing lis ussnear fwterc ere we ale be Fabricate 4 Sheet Metal Company msm 3 X fleets, eg Jejeksmi The ftoed Seed esse fimor Wise Hssijhs, ett ley m mj Friday from a 2 mouths Phoenix, Arizona Ms Eliza VsmSiekle, Mr ad Mrs Erdy VanSickle, Charles Dewey ad Mr and Mrs Ben Tomliu left Me0 for Pheonix Arte for the win ter Miss Jois Harris has been named trees, of the Reeves school district to replace Mrs Louise Glenn rericn ed Floyd Martin sad wife kave moved from Portland to the house en MtU St 4bey bnsuft of Joe Geatile Mrs Eftfcer Ceinpbetl is confined to ber kome by IHeeas Pavl RssesL , sett of Mr and Mrs Max Russell wss injured Thur day p so wiiee be wes rtick by an eeto Bis eiether bed parked across frem tbe pestefxlee end sent Wn aerese tbe reed for tbe snail On his way bade with it 1st wes struck by a eer driven by Miss Lots sweU nnhcrrfr join west a M96 lbs reer feaser of tbe Kesleubensnr car WA ern ioe Dr Ray i Durff s was emesieVend it wss fend that tbe bey had esMssien end e Me Icta jbsrtia 4 Mrs Oede Shlrey Sons Garage WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DR1VINGFREE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW Phone No 138 ACELYLENE ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS A ACCESSORIES LATHES GR1NJ1NG WORK BATTERIES ft TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIREY SONS CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD , INCKNEY CALL 138 J CONCRETE BLOCKS CIAL BLOCKS CONCRETE BRICK SAND AND 6RAVEL CARL JONES FILL DIRT, BLACK DIRT, STONE BLOCKS MADE TO ORDER WE DELIVER PHONE DEXTER 5116 7628 TOMA RD RT2 Pinckny 100 SUPER PYRO ALCOHOL PER GAL 600x16 U, S, ROYAL TIRES, Plus Tax U Trad, In 10S GUARANTEED BATTERIES gS0 A TO Z LUBRICATION 730 AM TO 900 P M 100 EXPERT TIRE BATTERY SERVICE Fenner Service TELEPHONE 73 PINCKNEY MM 4 If your telephone grew in SIZE the way its growing in VALUE s If s a good thing we 4osrt have to snake your telephone bigger every time we flsake it possible for you to call more people Yad have to move out of tbe bouse to saake room for tbe telephone Eaoept for tbe innreeeing jjae of your telephone directory, you may not realise bew tibe telephone eyete is being I Jsjje fi Eacb of these new telepbones aomeone else you can ceH It may be a butcher, a baker, a hardware store, a doctor or lawyer or druggist Or it may be a friend or relative youve not been able to reach until now The point is that each new telephone meant more errant your telephone nm for ym more jobs it can do for you If s getting more vmiusbk everyday H ML ft N sal MM rupmm cawx i r rmm slssssss Ml i Atmi3, r r A 4 Pinckney Oil Wednesday Nov 12 VM1 Close Out Sale FRFEwiAN STOKER with HOT WATER CONROL 0200 Lr,t Price, Sale Price 210 Price 255 00, 2I50P MclfiiersOK State Bank FOR SALE Cabbage 151 per bu j or by the head Hurl Gallup FOR SALE2 Piece BUck Dress, siae 13, Phone 13 FORSALETeam of Mare and Harness Cheap Famh MnkivMs Phone 3Fi Pinckney, I PROFESSIONAL CORNER j FOR SALE Radio phoncraph coi bination, Leautiful console cabinet 1 GEHL NO 20 STO KER, Lit Sale Price 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACELUt Sale Price 13500 Price 16500, Price 22995, 2 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, Liat Sale Price 19195 2 PURITAN WATER SOFTNERS Lint Pric 15995 Sale Price 1295 HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY The fixed expenses are easy to account ftr They are rent, insur amc, taxti, upkeep of car and iiCA Vioi VTLH ni home Thi leaves the variables, I que Bedioom Suite 12500 food, euuvtainment, and personal J L, Cunnois, Silver Lake Road, j e nsesi 1 Cement Mixers for ent 8Vj cu, rite important thing is whether j ft, gasolint or electric power, 9 tj,, , r remtin in keeping withI Cu ft mixers for sale an wheel or income or are they Arcing a con, skids ,less power Trailers for rent siant drain on savings or hale, axles, wheels and hitches As the G Ps said Lets face it44 , Charcoal and Pkg Coal Success dienda in saving something f WILSON TRAILER RENTAL SER , every pay day Ucgin now eah week, j J I WANTEDMen to, cut wood on shares Three Brothers Farm, 10354 DexierPinckney Road Money to loan at reasonable rtes FQR SALE 1940 Super Deluxe Interest paid on Savings Books and j p A1 condition Call 39F3 betTime Certificates of Deposit f ween 430 and fi 30 p m All depoiU up to 5,000001 jpoR SALE Brand new Conde Milk ing Machine in original cartoons ftU M Deify, M, U , Dou W Vaalas4e Pinckney, Mich Charles K teWenlel Daily 1100 A M to 2 tOO P M, Attorneys at U Except Wednesday j Frt State and Savings Mon, Tui,Fri, SaU, 700600 pnr, Howell, Mllhlj I DR G NMdCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N eiicJugea m TeJepbeoee Office 935 Roaidence 814 , ,516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Eoogx by Appoisttatesi Howell, MiWr ARNETS AtCEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArbotMieJl Hauid Chubb, Local Representative ICE 63 21 Grand River, Howell,East End of Lake Chemung, Open E enings and Sunday, Phone 35451 JIC with a dollar or more Knj 0f Lake Chemung, Open EvMcPaerm State Balk PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan 1 MARTrN J LA VAN i Pbon 13 Pbon urd by eri lur PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY 2 membership i v Deposit Iourane Caty alunlmunT Pftiis or Stainless Steel, I your choice Harry Waldron Howell Mich SPINET PIANO BARGAIN Would like to contact some rea iWr iiarf with good credt re , FOR RFNTModern 5 room apartk L pay 12500 eah j ment v a iw minimum iont I p and U Roy Hannett, phone III lv payments an a lovely spinet piano FOR SALE11 acres of corin m ear 1 iin are of thi pApar jiv and 30 ton alfalfa and brome hay and I will tell ytu j7rej Segerphone Brighton 4870 in rleronces where piano can be seen lii FOR SALE New hQuse 22X30, io m, Kitchen, large bedroom Bath nd lTtility Cellar 2 TO liEKT Room and board for two , jjirls or Man and wife I i i Stock Minerals 325 cwt Cloet, Mrs McKinley 306 Mill St HERB SNEEl Phono 1S3 Mh t 4 H Howell rUal etet City, Lk and Fmrm Pimymtf A 5seUlity List YouTworty With Me LEE LAVEY GiNKAL INSURANCE Phoeo 59P3 Pint k Michigan JT UCT IONE ET FARJl SALES A SPECIALITY BEitT WYLIE PHOJfE PINCKNEY 78F21 SEF TIC TANKS CESS j POOLS CLEANED WRITE AiXJfNhL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 PLUMB Stat License MM J AND HSATINU 3717 Lafcosido DtfV Rioh Lako PHSWARTHOUT A SON RJNERAL Modem AmbuUettcT Phon 3d Pfttkr Mtehlgo FRED O REieK iOFF Si OPTOMElhiST 0 WEST GRAND IYER AVft nVELU MICiiiCAJN OR APPOIN1MBNTS tUridmem 13 lot 350, terr li K EdiMt 20 Putnan St I Farnieis reed Supply Cr PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELLMgr ROOM FOR RENT Suitable for oie I or two ladies Mrs Thomas Murphy Corner E Main nl N Mill Streets FOR RENTTrapping rights on my farms 1 John Spears Phoii iHF12 FOi SALEBase Burner Hunting Stove, Alex Luzlo 34 Mile North of Anderson FOR SALE Camen Mixer holds Vl bv of omfp, Geo Engtmist HihMid Lak LOST Large Grey Cat with Dei1 St ipes, Whity Markings on Face i ami Paws REWARD 447 E Main Pimkney, Mich, WANTED General Office Work, exivienced in bookkeeping, Upin billing Imjire at Dispatch Office, Box 10S ANN ARBOR iicy SPECIAL OFFER I will conduct auction sales for tha lint rate of 15 per sale with oyt regard to the amount of goods to be sold Bert Wylie Auctioneer FOR SALE Coal burning hot wat er heater and 30 tank Mrs McKinley 306 Mill St FOR SALE First and second cutt ing ctf alfalfa hay in bales, also ,onrj mixed hay Lloyd Sendee j SUFFOLK RAMS crossed with Phone 61FU j Black Top Delaine Ewes produce FOR SALt Kitchen Rane with rapid maturing lamb of top mutton I oil burner attachment,fine condition Phillip Sprout Phone 19FII Classified Want Adf iOli SALEFURNITURE, 2 Piect Blue Living Room Suite Metal Reed Settee and two Chain, CrliiSt quality that will save you weeks1 oi iSutvabe cottage or porclK Skirt grain feeding Small heads prevent e Vrnlty and Stool, lambing trouble For sale by T lv Ware Rte 1, Dexter Phone Ann Ar bor 25822two FARM FOR SALE80 Acres with private lakelH mile frcm Poilage Lake 10,000 Cash Mr Florence Schultz, 3132 Dix j OL SALERound Oak Heat Ave, Lincoln Park, Mich ffrHiMnfirepot 15 FOR SALETwo wheel Trailer, I Stcl Box Price 11 Eli Aron Deter Rd John F Connors FOR SALE2 HP Garden tractor with 8 inch i low aui Cultivati or complete V E Beach FOR SALE Larfe Ofl Heaters 75 Glennbrook farm Smill Ones 27 Elm ys Gura Oak Grove Mich FOR SALE Gladioles spikes cut daily Plenty of colors to pick from also rafliite 60c a doz Ww R Barrett 728 E Siubley st Howell Mich Phon c733 W eu room house, GP UFNJ A garage at 407 Stuart St Pinckney Mrs RaymQnda Morris Bedroom Chair Li v,wiuiii,marble Tnp Table, To Dressers Odd Mirror, Lamp, Fireplace Screen, Four Sets of No vels, like new, Ping Pong Table, and Table Tennis Outfit, Pair of Maple Sk, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc Jliu Pettysville Road, 4 miles 111 b Piiieknoy , WANTED Sevin, Dress Making iinrl altcriations,Mr, Joe Stackable llovell St, Pinckney FOR SALE5 Heating Stoves f Rev Francis Murphy FOR RENTSmall year around hou se at Rush Lake Call John Lobdell 800 R Howell after 6 Housewives S AV E YOUR HASTE FATS FOR SALE A Dodge 4 Do Sedan POR SALESevn room nouso, rT W rnr rG8 wHymth two baths shade rdc, , fruit good A T ,, , u gggj Coach, Fvd Coupe, rumble seat iocalion 2 JO Putnam St VOn SALEWinchester 12 bguaye I FOP SATF I, u4 F0 SALE Heating stove, burn PP and06 j wood or coai, heats 5 rooms Stuart jderson FOR SALE Ladys Winter Coat Black, size 38,good as new, a real bargain Inquire 312 W Main St hone 117 Elmers Garage Oak Grove FOll SALE An 11 Inch HammerNKT PTQ n nat fo d f,n rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle GeorgeLRobioa Overcome Soap Shortage mumm T1ILET SOAP Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only Phere is world wide shortage of all An ia Fats and ot one fifth of what they used in 1941 Thij also affects pamts, textiles, leather goods, floor coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been uttle soap last year, One out of every nine cfes of soap made lat yer was made from waste fats sved n American kitchens, Jo dont blme your grocer i he has butcher, no oap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to yrr We Heed them Leave Them at this Store guaranteed afeo 60016 wheels, STATE OF MICHIGAN ruit Court for the County ot Livingston in Chancery REALTOR LhnerMgJ n 25c ahle For infants, girls or ladies Cuff assorted colors LADIES HOSE4 pairs for 100, 3 rooms with 1 acre op Territor39c value, choice of semisheer ial road, East of Portage Lake Rd rayon or fullseam service weight 1000, with 600 down, 20 a mo cotton Full shades Neav jjexter 13 acres,6 room house MENS COTTON SOX8 pair for Uitfn TL MLJW lilK Ji KUSSO, Plaiiuff 00 26c value, medium weight banchltktn houae W0000Caah Vs JHN P CHARLES KUSSO and NEELY it uarniiiu in the Circuit wr ior the County of Livingston tin Ghut, at the City of Howell, Wi in f id county and state on Septeml 1,90 be 3rdt 1947 l i his caue it appearing fvoi the worn bill of compliant on file thai the plaintiff does not know the present whereabouts of Charles uusso, defendant, and whetherJvejj is a resident of the state of Mlchi c Go Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basemen and other outbuildings, 10,000 V cash long style or short elastic topAs sorted coiors BfRDSEYE fIAPERS295, a doz en,Firt Quality,27x27 hemmed in SPS iSvw SY1 ra s oil f 18500 cash MENS DRLSS SOX5 pairs for 1 A I luA A 60 Acres, 8 room modern brick, i cash 20,000 sttfe or short elastic top Assorted Hosery are slight imperfects,, hftsnnunl f, tri, numiTLi ntii, 35c value Fine rnyon, long 16c Acre 7 hW basement, electric pump, ol water heater furnace nie cement pier A rooms and bath, rOUtX Cmr BETTERMEATS A1 gan, or lives outside the State ofjQ pox 2029 Miehigan, in a foreign country KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE On motion of VanWinkle ft Van WANTEDAshes and rubbish to WilSA U il lt ls hau awa Will al PJck UP oM DERLD tnat the said Charles Russo newspaper and mayazines cau5a his appearence to be entered heroin within three months from the date of this order and that in i case of his appearence he cause hte answer to olainliffs bill of compl aint to be ii led and a copy thereof served on the attorneys for plain tiffs within lifteen days after ser vice on said defendant Charles Russo, of a copy of paid bill and notice of this order And thrt in de fault thereof said bill be taken as confessed by id dcrondant Chcs Ruo r And it is turiher ordered that within forty days the plaintiff Base ie E Russo cause a copy of this or der o be published in the Ptafcney Dispatch, a ne paper printed, pub lished and circulating In amid Coun ty, and that 3uch puWieatian be continued therein for at Watt once in each week for six weeks In sue ceasion, or that she cause a copy oi this order to be personally served on said defendant Charles Roaao, fat least twenty days before the time prescribed for hi Glenn C Yetland Circuit Court Commissioner j Van ric Van Winkle Attorneys for Plaintiff colors Please state size Wanted , cmnnn SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Jff WOUuu NO CO,Da, WE PAParcel Post 1,l , , Mtw SOUTHKRN SALES COMPAQ Tr 2 1 1,750 down GEORGE I ROBlHt Ypsilanti, Pone 2840 Salesman Clyde OWasopPmckney Fred Millspaugh, Ypsi,Ph 1275 at R O Cummings,YpsU Ph, 70 U Harry Prfcsk , Rom where I sit fy Joe Marsh Prissys Got a Man I Maybe t sterday Sis Mertfn, our Ubv an, found rn article cut from th file copy of the Clnritn When fHc compared it with another copy thrt I gave her che found it was my ccumn on How to Kcp a Hospand Happy Nothing unurI c xc the last pcrjon fzzn reading t mper was Prissy Hcskins or to rs proverbial Old Maid i VcM, if Prissy has inally got a r , more pitwer to her Andatore t ranee te bclh of them , hecauife thats what my eotnma was about Tolerance of a tate for old hats, old pipes, eld friends, and mellow beer And tolerance on the hosnands part of a wifes tastes and aabtta From where 1 sit, nobody begrudges Prissy taking that dipping from the Clarion But Pd tike to hint that if shed jnst sneewfts, shed get my thoughts on tolersnea firathand And in return PH treat her to a glass of beer A eerW wJeweP e7awefjew aTnaWW J A V Sri Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 12, 1947 Description An account of the resource November 12, 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 1947-11-12 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/dbf16849195a0645d4277d19d2a6100b.pdf 92b456fa71b56fbdfe06bb45ba86cc1f 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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VWT5 PTSI iV, , t 1 7 JC Vl ft Vnfct i I U VOL 64 igpatcfj Michigan Mirror Opposition in Michigan rural areasto the Europeu lenung pro gram and the food savin prolan Ji varj strong, writes a newspap er editor who specializes in agricult tore and who is rdqpijntsicd as A lead p in hie ifyd Farmers see the purpose of the foodaavaig program as an effort to cut prices They feel that prices are not too high when compared to other costs This editors frank comment s of timely interest This week at Wash ingon the congress of the US re eived a historic message from the Prea It concerned the so called Marshall Plan whereby 140,000 000 Ajaaejricans would give a help ing Hand of dollars and foodstuffs to Western Europes 270,000,000 With The Rrenldeijft MeUagte last Monday the people of the Natj ion began a great popular debate As Senator Arthur Vandenberg said Nov3 at Ann Arbor, Foreign pol icy is a legitimate subject of frank debate by our citizens This policy icy belongs to the people It is not the intention, nor poliejy, of this column of news mterpretat ion to oer our personal judgement to attempt to arrive ar any omniscient conclusion We believe upon School News Wednesday Nov 19 1947 P The school band know has ten snenbers They practise every Wod J Mia Clare Palmer again has I I charge of the hot lunch program t 200 tickets were sold this year com pared to 277 Hast year The seniors 4u practising on their play for presentation About 80 boy imported for et ball this week The first game it Dec 12 with Brighton BASKET BALL SCHEDULE 1947 1948 Dec 12 1 Brighton here 8 Dec laSouth Lyon here 2 Jan 9Manchester there 2 Jan,13Stockbridge here 8 Jan 16Dexter here 2 Jan 23Hartland there 3 Jan 30 Brighton here 3 Feb 3 Grass Lake there 2 Feb 6 South Lyon here 2 Feb lOHartland here 3 Feb 20Dexter there 3 Feb 24 Stockbridge there 3 JMOCRACY tyMt Gtidiron Dope No I HA MOWS j TXt COMING SEASON, THE FARM FAMILY 1WE FIRST EAL FREEZE M TOEl, SKATES SHARPENED , ym MILL POND, CORN CR18S FILLED, UjmomOt THE WOOD PILE REPLENISHED, NUG A6AINST THC WtNTCR HARTLAND SPRINGS SURPRIZE For the first time in nearly 20 years competition Hartland defeated Pinckney at football Fri night Comment Gov Siglers tht with the, N, i SEVENTH AND EIGHTH We wish to thank Fred Read for the things he gave us for our scion ce collection Some of them were stone from Bufflo Bills grave and ft stone from Mt Ruflbaftsre Alsol some petrified wood We are making signs for the things in our collection We are filling Red Cross boxes which we nay intelligently discuss So fr the eignth gy ahead xJ the issues oi the hour losing side has to give a party for First, the need of food for West tj, vanning side at the end of the em Europe We believe it to be an e test t est statement of fact to say that L liiKe Carr, Joan jfiaher and Dick tern Europe faces a general van Slambrook are making models grain shortage in the third post, war V covered wagons for historySome winter now gathering momentum J nj tne going to dress a doll Reports from impartial, unbiaau t m ft colonial eoatume newspaper correspondents Congres3 ioal investigating comm and Pros, Wential factfinding groups all sub stantiate these shortages Basic He sevejntk gtaders are making reports of books and filing them on library cardsThe Eighth graders are filling out Reading Report blank 11 fj reetions bu,tnduig when me enJsjoV P01 oaiu resigned attms to mm 12 to b In that 20 years Hartland J If4111 bun into aeep water Follow tied Pincknoy twice but never de I Ul wn ht announced tuat nereaiteg feated them, Pinckney usually won au cowiuAwsjona would De respciuttV by scores of 30 or 40 to Or Last, le direciiy w nim and ttus was taken year Pinckney beat them 26 io 0 with the leserve team playing part of the game Consequently the boys regarded the game as a push over However, it was a hot team they were up bgainst and alter a good tart in which Pinckney made 3 first dovnb and reached the Hartland 15 yard line, a 15 yd penalty set ihem back and Hartland took over on downs They failed to gain and kick ed Pinckntj maa i couple of to mean ne himself wouid appoint tx members of the commission, ihis is a Sizable jobs, as mere am 1UU such commissions and evinaor vutiou comm alone lias 14UU Lnploy ees The correction comm is next with 1134 These commissions came utwo UL g little by little as iht, stuto took o added duties eacn yenr IX a governor appoints all mese roera ers U woKild have time for nothing else Back in Gov Fitzgeralds time downs and Meyer went around ondjthe patronage angle became so for a touchdown from the 20 yard great that a civil service syhitm was BMHliWK 44ra4 Der Hunters cause of the grain shortage was the f ana they witt be kept in a notebook 1947 weather, ranging from floods j ye yMa Wought some band tb drought Supplementing causa idS ana somi metcurochrome with was the black market, nourished by j0lir ciUD nionejy government food rationing where i b growers may profit by withhold KDG AND FIRST GARDE ing grain for higher prices , Tlie Associated Press was cririciz j We are aorry Nancy Reason broke ed My a neWBpape editor atrthe Ass her elbow Monday and hope she will ociated Pies Managing Editors nat on be weH L , ional convention m Detroit for ua j wc have boea wakiag Pngrthlit liat ot deer hunters last week ing the pliraae hungry Europe in aiuj Ttttkeys for Thanksgiving, I although it contained around oi a Washington fejeh Thovditor j The First Grads have started the aaid the A K aallen for admin I Number Works book Istration propaganda j e now have eilough crayons Relman Morin, chief of the Wash J u, pencils for each child in the bureau, defended the phrase as ace room, it makes our work go faster urately protraying art economic con a8 wc 0 not have to spend time try dition today in Western Europe He t0 bolrow from our friends and said the preponderance of informat neighbors ion as gathered by news paper rorr I espondents in Europe and by a mai THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES ority of traveling American conurc J We are making Thanksgiving men attested to the existence of i booklets with all our songs, poems food shorsges overseas and pictures for Thanksgiving Drew Middleton, ieteran correa The boys and girls have all joined R THE SEASON, ANTICPATN0 THE FUTURE rvMWfo FOR IT Id IMPORTANT TO FAMILY HWtNCSS AND WSLLREINOi8y PLANNING OOR FNDIM6 SETTIN6 SOME MONEY ASIDE RR0ULARLV IN Llilh JRANCE AND SAVINGS Wl LOOK TOWARD TOMORROW WITH CONFIDRNCR mAAmXAVs pondent of the New York Timos, re ports that such food shortages are widespread throughout Western Eur ope He said the grain hnriip exiifslfrom England to Balkans the Junior Red Cross, and arg busy filling gift boxes to be sent to otn names missed a lot so this week wc CONSERVATION NOTES The fir3t snowstom last week wc a big encouragement to deer hunt1 ng their new glasses en 8,325 water fowl were killed in SECQND AND THRD NEWS the 1947 30 dj period in thePte In the second grade spelldown UfAilla moiVtAfl nAor Miirtwia rnrrftr THAU tTnwIo Taan TSifkill ura frttt are publishing a supplemental list Others who went are as folow Lr Ray M Duffy, Ona Campbell, Sam Gentile, Gerald Vedder, Abe Main CM Bob Downing,, Orris Williams, D M ,, Bake, Lee Lavey, Roy Clark ad S UZ Tony LaRosa will go up this veek 0 2iaJ0 11 end John Chase and Bill Vincvit 7 , went last week end JSt Othv succefu hunters were ZtflStuX ioV JT Mr 2 Si tfiun, a H pm hunting beer Masses at 800 a m and 1100 Iiarold Raidy has gone deer hunt a m v In,with hi8 fc Frank of Dpt Sun, Nov 23, 26th Sun after er lands for Christmas presents from t , PnWcost, Com Sun, for boys la the chtldren of America 1 rea itebman and son FrecTirrofweelr0f5gtll mv Ada Hefner has been out ofPortage Lake spent the week end Sun anniversarv high mass fof school for two weeks because of flu t Cranberry Lake Fred got 3 rhots Augusta Kelly and for F W Patty Tkayex and Donna Lee Sw at deer but missed each time Hamel Mon, late John, Matthew Swarthout was th first Pin Dunka3 ttlld reiatives Tueg s iai ckney hunter to shoot a deer this tention Wed, Intention of Living year He hunted at Lovells Thur,Inteniton of Living, req by line His kick for extra point wias blocked Then Hartland got going and were not stopped with Brian hitting the line for big gains and an occasional end run Hartland went the length of the field and Brian went through for a touchdown The score at the half was tied Pinckney 6, Hartland 6 In the second half it was mostly all Hartland Pinckney had em scor ing chance when Bob Annwy made a 50 yard end run Piim icy reached the 10 yard line but three attacks on the Hartland line failed and the pusa n the 4th down ws incomplete Again Hartland took over and again got to the Pinckney 1U yard lino where Pinckney took the hall on downs on the 1 yard line, in the last qunrter Hartland had posse sion of the ball n t of the time and after several firSft , owns on line plu ngea, Meyer fumbled a Pinckney punt, Hai Hand recovered Oin the 3u yd, line und Brian again scored a touchWown Thehr kick for extra point was blocked Pinckney got the ball with 3 minutes to go but were 1 forced to kick and Hartland froze inBriair Pinckney bumped tnto the best line plunger they have seen this year He gained three fourths of Hartlajids yardage lh pounded th Pinckney line time after irie and was seldom stopped In all probabilites Pinckney oi the Hani and game at Dexter the week before They were pointed for that game outplayed and outgained Dexter and their line heid like stone wall Three errors of judge men lost that game for them If Pinckney could hae stopped Hnan thejy probably would have won He in short thick net and rjns low The PinckmJ team which has a hebjt of tackling high could not get ahold of him HARTLAND L V Cameron II T Maars installed and the members were appointed for different ti rms so that it is impossible for any one governor to nppoint all of thein This system has worked fairly well and undoubt edly lengthened the life of the governors arthout aiv getting used to wear , Gerald Reason was back Monwith Mw mry Murphy InJention li L u u J of sick Sat Intention of LVing Moille marshes near Munroe cornpar J Tues Earla Jean Tuthill was first Curtis Lhamberiam and wiiet commemoration for members of ed to 3805 in the 45 day period, ani Karen Ann Bollen runnerup , 5nt J114 2t deer oni nd J purgatorial society last year j We have our Of the 100 ducks banded on Lake Cross box about filled Eri in 1041 only 108 bands have j been sent into, the dept A cinnamon bear has been seen in the Kewr aw peninsula this year These animals are rare of the Miss rivor A lumberjack full glass water jog in Ogenaw county started forrst firV when the suns, rays struck it onen runnerup JUH, WV ui vjr purgatorial society 3rd junior Red Stanley Tomasick one Guy Him hey An appeal is made week b Jilled land Eira Plummer each arrived the Archbishops and Bishops for all Wc made 60 nut enps for the Jr Red Cross last weuek Th 3rd grade are progressing nicely with their Pilgrim settlement for the bulletin board Richard Breda, Connie Sue Dy sett, Earla Tuthill, Sharon Bigbler, Harriet Vincent, Marion Tomasik Stove Hollenbach Doris Umstead were absent last week on account her The lineup of deer hunters cars at the Mackinaw ferry last Thurs, Dixie Lea Lindsay attended was 9 miles long 15 in of snow uncles funeral Friday, fell at Cadillac and the temp, was 0 j Some of our members are draw 1 J ing cowboys to illustrate the theme WINS PRIZE t sou for the year here with a deer I Catholics to contribute to the Collection Friday Haines also got a deer, i Thalnksgiiving Food I for starving Europe ANNOUNCES ENGAGMENT j COMM, COfKPL CMUftCH Rev Atfrad Altera Pastor Mr and Mrs Thomas Ware nn R Clark Burroughs Schneider Elmer Heath G Clark Httrtibuse Darrow Amburgey Burns Meyer R G C L G T 1, E Q B R H V B L H Miller slant Perkhu Cummingj A wag in the press the other day took a naty dig at noon day Dun cheon clubs when he remark d on a suggestion that a gofod food conser vatiun ciiort would be to abolish noonday luncheon clubs The wag suggested that Luckman and thn food saversshould patron ie those luncheon lubs lor the reason they are expi rts 011 food conservations and that there is nowhere you can get less for your mony than at luncheons We have htard the same complaint before There are several reasons One is that the, serving of these luncheons are let out to some catJr or organization for the lowest popible figuu that can be obtained Then the ticket price is ra ed to pay for the spoikers, entertanets etc This is an old Spanish cusom which run way Lack to grandfathers days Papa carried the story lajt wjek that Frank Leahy,coach oi the Nottc Dame ioolmll team was resign ing Reason No 1, was that he had perfected tle Juotball yst m so well and reached such a state of perfect ion that Michi n, Army, NavyMinn 111 and Nortliwestern liad 111 oancell 1 d their Notre Dame ya s and from now on he would be 1 nablu to schedule anything but ecnd rate teams No 2, n ason was tiut he hod receivld a better ofter to coach a professional teams where u essivo vijiiorief ar not a I hility Of fjf se this story was denU d by Leahy 111 the Notre Dame athetL bd out where the id so n h smoke then must be fe No on questions Leahys ability During his i years at Hore Dame he has won 38 games lo3t and tied 4 His team was No 1 last year and is again today A teamwhich aeheduka Nutie Dame has only about 1 chance in y to win Also it would be their big game ani there is always a letdown after a Notre Dame gamt While Notre Brian I Dame is the No 1 drawing card, the Go8 I colleges have found they can fill Rojl their stadiums while placing other R Bidwell Kidd NOTES The attei brought a than last , tendance va oonc the engagement of their dau aTt ZTlJPnLZErul i Prof Emil Weddige 1400 Broad 1 way, Assistant Prof of designswho entered his Lithograph MCuMtag Nude won the 50 James Green FTH AND SIXTH NEWS Mrsr Ario Vincent taught this week for Mrs Swarthout who is of Mrs Lulu Lamb of East L ing Michigan MARRIED IN DETROIT Charles Clinton, son of Mr m Mrs Louis Clinton was married in St Davids chttreh, Detroit Sat, Nov 15 to Margaret Mentley of that place A receptions was held folow Cam pbefl Many men are storing war glad when they said unto sne, come let us go into the noose of the Lord There is a place in this church foryoitf vJm 10a0 OF THE GAME aree was slim Hari rch larger delegation r but the Pinckney at thin To many were away deer hunting and Hartla d in prevoius games has not Jurnisbed j much competition tried very few passes ys and were unsuccessful trams Michigan without Notre Dame this year drew around xoooo per game Leahy is in the same position of Joe Lois, heavy weight champion He is so good that no one hasa chan ci with him We were told last week that Cow Si er had banned all holiday turkey fles This was not quite so The uoi comm sent out a noticr fog L doing all feather parties in build ings where liquor was sold The Lion 6lubs, Legion and other organizat a J a to what thy did Thy used mostly Ions who had such events scbedukd f for Uie BookCadillac hotel in Det were forced to, cancel them by tats order This brings up old qutstion 4line plays with Meyer and Burns hc hitting line Bob Amburgey made carry the ball very much Pinckney should have much luck 01 what is gambling According to next yeuarOnly 3 regulars are lost state law betting thousands on hone fa ing the ceremony at the Whittier ZZ9 in Hotel, Hia,nareiits Mr and Mrs Lgj,r00 1100 by graduationjim Meyer, de Buns and Russell Cuark,Dexter loses 10 races at Northville and the state fair grounds is perfecty all right ion Lithograph Country Auction1 thow in Grand Rapids held by Fri ends of American Art at the Grand Rapids art gallery exhibit open Nov awarded bonorcble mention in print 10 continue until Dec 1st prise This is a purchase prize and north Clinton of St Catherine Ont attend uTJ TT31 MUH 7 wffl become part of an art collecAtfckYe have drawnlarge pictores with ed Ji mmarg la to represent fall scenery I i v PATV Carter wma 11 yrs oW on FOOTBALL SCORES v F w FAKir 1L There were few football arithmetic honor roll consists last week Dexter will have to Nancy Reason fell while pi at the school Monday and her left arm in 2 place She is 4auhter of Mi, and Mrs Jac The V F W will hold their Thanks w LUI JTT 1 I giving party at the school gym Sat y Fennlr Jimmy Laveyow satisfied with the Land f yikes JtwotdXtoT ar i Salyer, Juliana Krahn, Hmray champiofisltip this yearThey Played I Loyle, Anita Corey, Jimmy Wilson Wiltiasftstoa, esttmpionship of the Inice Burns, Betty Lou CarteraUiTriCowty leagoe Friday eight atj 5th graders trntt fence and Wat 27 to 7 the fth they were Dick Darr CHR3ITMAS GIFTS A car raffle which got all tangled op in Detroit kt week reminds m I Exqouitety packaged gifts by Avon You will give them with with joy, Avcdeshrery by an Avon averaged 10 As ow Mary Simenaon, Douglas Jetf wer tee modi er thosa Brightmi iT5L rey, Nancy NayJiary Lea Wrigbt boat Httty S7 to 0 SL Tmeawu of,0 biagbt to While on her way to Kalamaaoo Joanne Jarlowafci, Bob Moabom, Al Ann Ator beat Unrverstty 1 ilJt, from Benton Harbor Sammy Miss bert Watson, Jsjyos Brown, Richard bet nearly lost the game on tosv j JJ Bernardine Lynch, sister jof Mrs Singer Don Bowon, Busemsry Mas I AI WM I C H Kennedy hH loose gravel and MMkn, MynsT Cboae, Bsomun lfill , J TV Her arm was brer Phyllij Curtis, Bob Barber Jhn out and Bbetsnu A SBUL CWUSTMAS dFT breiMshe The safety patrol this weak fs Ciiln entmam btltfetis, le neas wont to 4e with nem no rite ymr name on theuJBoWtliWJWyiv Bob wear Am EhertSa Jwitmy Tho girls 4H dnb and the regulars, niost of their entire team Rt sprnding a dollar or two at a and graduations will take most of bingo game for poultity prizes is Briglitons team I xo This ends Pinckneye season in which they won 4 games, ManchesterrSouth LyonGrass Like,Lan,Rp,, , tied Stockbridge and lost to Binght o of the local V F W car raffle on, Dexter and Hartland 81 won by a dean They finished 3rd in the Land of d the local erganixatioii had Lakes League Dexter was first with to til his estate was prehnt 4 wins Brighton second with 3 wins d adasmistrater named beceee and a loss and Pinckney wen I and get rid of the ear The De mot lost Manchester won 1 and lout S J Mwe dif Srtemt but mere earn and 8ettn Lyon Ut all 4 gantes There the Ksugkts of olHartiand it, not in the lengne , nffled a ear A ticket The team as a whew lacked the I ft f pen and fight they showed m the j Vhesmgnaph Ce and sold then M Dexter tm Even the cheer les4m I When the office gsr 4B were not ery peooy and did rhJe d the hem what to de with rhnrrior I Med tt XIZ19IM f HERES A MAN WHO NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION r Plucks Dkpftch WadMsd r, l iftfif AVOTl THEATER Fri Sat, Nov 21 22 Exciting Triangle uyter,y Story UNDERCURRENT Starting CATHERINE HEPBURN Russell Pons, Edisons Farm Service Advisor for Inhaa sad Livingston Counties Joining the Company in 1930, Russ has been busy ever since helping fanners get the most from the electricity they use NIG ro the great majority of farmers hereabouts, at any rate For hes Edison Farm Service Advisora specialist in electricity to electrical appliances and equipment for home and farm From Jong perience, farmers know it pays to consult himknow his advice o be accurate and impartial His advice is accurate because hes kept uptotheminute on all electrical developments by the constant research and experiments of the Detroit Edison Company, in close cooperation with your County Agent and Michigan State College His recommendations are impartial because be doesnt sell farm equipment Ask for the Edison man next time youre in town He can give you costestimates on new equipment, arrange practical demonstrations of that equipment at work or help plan a new wiring system, In many other ways, too, hes glad to be of serviceand theres no obligation Afore Power to Michigan Farmers ELECTRICALLY hit DETROIT EDISON Co Neighbor Jtm Bom to Mas JUUenberger and wife of Munith Nov 10, a daughter ane Lynn Stockbiidge high school ended their football aeaaon by beating Uxass Lake 13 W 2 The house of Willi Duncan on j ROBERT TAYLOR Owosse road u ar Fowlerville born Cartoon I ed down last week Tuas Nov 23, 25 Ij le Glower, past master of the I, THE SECRET HEART Ftvvlerville Masonic lodge lost 4 fin , Comedy and Romance Mkos Itii ottos right hand in acorn pick ta pictur an outstanding produc er lust weak ton Starring 15 ladies surprised Airs, nnn CLAlinrTTE COLBERT and iacey Nov 11 qn theoccasion oi her I WALTER PlDCEON 88rd birthday A former Pinckney ton Latast Now tViidrnt She sow Uvea wua her dau t Coming Cfconne Nigkt and , a Mrs Maude Glover in Fowler Day 13 Rne Madelieae1 1 vittt Krt, Sat, Nov 21, 22 SADDDLE PALS4 CENE AUTREYLYNN ROBERTS and STIRLING HOLLOWAY Ciasaic of tho ScreenTower Behind tko Nation Now S irrr VouijM iearsAto , , , , W H Swarthout brought in a oo y Caffery, Richard Shihar rmd Mar of the Dispatch dated April 5, IS iiidinjr iuv the railroad wis oi on iast oi Iiixkney The following Democrat Picket was ctcted Su Ja Marblp Clerk, Wtn VanWi k 1, Trea L W Reeves Justice, has rvifton High Com, Horn n Snith School, Insp, Dan Murk Constables John Jeffervs Thilandf Monroe, Malachi Roche Whiu, John Connors and Mitry Lyman Fi d Tevplcs Hwpp ar w len from his gara lat wook vas later found abandoned at Loun ,k Genesee county The Brighton school caught firo last week while be fumiga ted Brighton voters 1 week turned down the preposiU i viy the od The olerfanan wer Vev Fr Pi i jjlgl JUnd tliprn f1 ijr, St Marys, Pi v F K Peir, ,1 , ,, anj athletic cid C J Clinton in in the federal hospital in Chicago John Jones who formerly vork ed the C V VanWinkle nd Wheei er Martin farms here died in a Jack son hospital Nov, 20, Burial vs in Jinekhey THANKSGIVING DINNER TIP9 Whether youre cooking for 2 or 22, youll find Amy Aldens suggest is mighl helpful for making an applaufewinning fast Be sun to see the Household Almanac page in deer were killed byautosihi Livingston county the past yer Parking meters is still a red hat isaa at Brighton At a council meet ing last week the city council U bled u petition signed by 160 resident presented by Att Martin Lavan aski ing for a special election on the met i er question This was done on the opinion of Don VanWinkle, city att Martin Lavan contends that the ireiera cainot be put into operation without an election on the issue One day last week a man laim ing to be Dr Max Peet,noted brn specialist, called up an Ann Arbor super market and said he waa send ing an orderly there to make a pur chase Soon titer a man arrived with a 63 check signed by Dr Peel and made a purchase getting back change The clerk made a mis take and on calling Dr Poet to rec urly it found he knew nothing of the deal Pqlice were called and ar rested Reg Hill an orderly at the Veterans hospital Dearborn who ad mitteu the deal Chelsae seniors have received a plaque from the Curtii Pub Co v,ho started they sold luonfe magitfineu this year than any other school James Ryan of Detroit, formerly of Brighton was arrested last week 1 for onsupport and was held in the jail in lieu of a 300 bond Don JhnSnlias retirea as nigr of tne Howell Theatre Lloyd Can replaces him , I MISS Frances Cadwell, daughter of Jock Cudwell off Pinckney in now a Airnf nurse ut Juneau, Alaska The Detroit Abrasive Co has pu j chafed the Blaess Elevator buiidings and 7 onehalf acres of land at four i Mite Lake, formerly the ld cen merit plant and will build a 4GK100 concrete factory building there Lawrence Uaker has been named head of the new American Legior ioit formed at Dexter Frank VanAtta, the 300 lb fonr er fciojuth Lyon football player nas been niad u deputy sheriff at th Oakland county San, Mas, Nov 21, 22 POSSESSED1 i i J A Drama wikL JOAN CRAWFORD,VAN rFLllf I Sunday Shows 3870 Wj Cartoon First National Bank f IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor TWO WAYS TO CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING Tue, Nov 25 la Technicolor l 4 Sharing what we can with those who have less sp e DUEL IN THE SUN44 I with JENNIFER JONE, GREGORYj PECK JOSEPH COTTONLIONE BARRfMORE, WALTER HUSTOM LILLIAN GISH The producers of this picture ha 74 set the price at must ba charg4 for this picti and it is a fixed national polic , All Seats 1 , Shows 700 93Q Wed, Thur, Nov 26, 27 BLACK GOLD4 Show 7tt0 9i05 1 t ai 2 Giving thanks for privileged to own This bank will all that we not be open Thanksgiving Day on WE HAVrr AMPLE AVAILABIL, FOR LOANS PUNDJ HOWELL Theatec MOWFJLL, MICH J 1 NELSON EDDY ILONA MASSEY NORTHWEST OUTPOST Coined, la Cartoon I iew REAL E8TVTE MORTCiAiGEi x OR PERSONAL AT R1ASO ABLE PATES Uncle Sam Say , 1 Votes of 47 lar Ago is teaching E ard Rev, KH, Crane, Congl, The following weddings were chi was 87 no and 12s yes majority was needed Th vo two Mird Th American Weekly with this Sun VNov, 23 issue of Tb Detroit Sui Times 3orn to George Ueason and vte Nov 20 a son Cora Devereaux Oak Grove, Miss Jennie Hace is choirister in the Dexter M, K, church, Ire Ladj Afnccabees visred the Dexter hive Tuesday Born to ClydAJjemieUaji Nov 13 n daughter Whenever I hear one of m 17 neph MUler Eeurn petitioned t, j ,55, recount for sheriff His opponent,, him ai I 17 lb Head Lettuce Cabbage 1D 5 Delrich Margarine,b 4 For lb Roawtlnt Avg Flret Gate , Pork Butts SPar Ribs Pork Chops Pork Sausage Boilrd Ham Zr Lard lb pkg Ib fcf 59c 55 59c Henry Finley beat him by 110 The I recount gave Finley 116 Henry Rouge has returned fror, Batqfc Rouge La, The people of Chelsea will celebrate Rev, Fr,Considfnes 16th jyeir is pastor there Nov 28 The Standard Portland Cement Co lias organized George Barrauv j f Detroit is Pres, John Curry, D15 oit vice Presu and George Moody i Detroit, SecTreas They own 00 acrey of marl be at Lakeland 3at of Pinckney whc they will juild a cement factory, L E Wilson is travelling fop a Jhicago firm A old time husking bee was held Tues nght at the Wm Doyle farm Ed Farnam has a large number of women picking poultry for him ing Nephew, yon may SOirao mraugc ai WM iutthi proof is simple Ordinarily when him and say haven t really bought any thine i V may sound strange at first, but the Sat, Nov 22 a Doors Open at 615 Com, Early j DICK TRACYS 4 DILEMMA M N With MlW RALPH BYRD M Ala W SUN VAILEY CYCLONE i Strrina WILD BILL ELLIOTT Children Matineo 2 PM Sun, Mon, Pov 23,24 Mat Sun, 2 p m, ContinBous Gay Elopmant and Adventures ii Mexico City SHIRLEY TEMPLE, FRANCilOT TONE, GUY MADISON J in HONEYMOON wlth LIN A ROMAY, GENE LOCHHAKT CORRINNA MURA, GRANT MITCHELL I Corned Cartoon News you buy something you nave to spend your money, what you have actually done In acquiring savings bonds is to exchange nonInterest bearing notes for Interest bearing ones Ton have merely eonvcrteo your money into a different term, a form In which It will start irowinf to amount In savings bonds form Coined S our money earns 4 for every ft Tues Wed, Nov 25, 26 ERROL FLYNN, BARBARA STANWYCK in I CRY WOLFE i Cartoon Nw II Vz ix XRays Find TB Early Yearling Breafstt, MtmwB 1 Veeeeta Sale X W 9 mom TAJCtWG OADCRS FOR TURICEYS, DUCKS FOR nfAfMCSGiVlMG w8r3 Sture Identslrsng wish the aid el hove is a feti ef she jMetic weak done by leibii euksit Ansseiadeas el Hondrads el fninnfaSJ 4sf have the e New Craoe fistaees aee AOW in full prodacdoa nod thoy are reaching the saaxket ia serreseing yanrtriee, Tbece if a else end type of suaate ee salt ever taste M weUs every bengefc VouHliicetheffeaspxeWmstyiingrfls1sfip irn f rturct, thdr sar isnf rofeeiaaia, And JFOSM be pieassd at Cie moderate ytj0mjA3g ap fn die sniours eadpsneat 4 Come ia SMK LCS as pleos Tear aid at eedey foe eadjeji pr jsible instaiLuoo 1 CAtt w foAr re been afeea das estdse ewes ,f we ulsJilliiii in Vm dsPonah, f aateefnannelaiendenau j J m WkkMm AnTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH WodanT 1W ER FORCFT i J 1 The way ahead seemed clear In a moment of careless relaxation the driver swung his eyes from the road In that same moment a ball bounced into the street after it ran a little child It was only a brief moment, but long, enough fcr a fetimbfregretJ 1 tLst year morClhan 3,500 American children under the age of Jiwere killed, by automobiles, 160,000 wereinjured This State, in eomedegree, contributed to that toll ri A LIVE AND LET LIVE school days here again, child casualties will rise unless fcvery individual driver makes it his selfappointed responsibility1 to safeguard these young lives fromharmj When driving through school zonesaifd streets where children are at playuse extreme caution Always be ready for splitsecond action, even though moving at moderate speed Anticipatetheuri expected Therms no indemnity that can restore a human life If, becaise , Of one careless actof yours, a child died or its young body were maimedcould you ever forget 1l gjf rjfs mtoadvertisiATHtprftMnted inthe public interest by the Presidents Highway Safety Conference and the daily and UAMfJittB I MARTIN TROZEN FOOD LOCKERS JOHN E1SELE BODY SHOr daily 2KXSS CHARLES CLARK and PublisherJAssociationsJ HOCKEYS SERVICE STATION SWARTHOUT FUNERAL, HOME LAVEY HARDWARE FARMERS FEED SUPPLY CO fHOMAS READ SONS STANLEY DINKEL, Plumbing MURRAY KENNEDY, Posimat0t PINCKNEY1 DISPATCH GEORGE MEABON k fbTw CJH CAN s tUi G rrJV Winterise Your Car , At autumn colors fade and Injdiaa summer bows for the last Jtinvt, its time to winterize your ear and prepare for the arst slip pery and snowy days f mtovn J The radiator should be flushed eat, antifreese added and a check made for leaks and circulation ,Wlnter driving m hard on the bat tary to five it a feed going over before yon have trouble storting on a sere morning While you are cheeking the family car, be certain that winter eel is added r A good heater will mean addi tional comfort on eoid days and a windshield wiper, defroster, fog light, skid chains end tires with good tread will mrke for safer rtrfcmj Oooi trunkI a bag of aaad or ashes and e of 1x1 boards fcng to help get ares spot, year oar now and be far the wapredictabte sore to Wkwt iWI 1 as OM Man Vir sppecrsnec taW Scy JOSEPH BECH I Bought Jfealih NEWS h fcv fi Doctor cl 11t a t ht fcli cs Doctors of nuJWne are fndi ig they must psy increasing at cation to childrens em ionai disturb ances as well as to the utual prob lems of physical growth avd development, the inftcous diseases rnd nutritional disorders Tlre emo , tional Uoublcs can result in ima pined, or even real physical di orders ihere is accumulating evidence to suggest that many f the be havior prcb m children do net ry i t heir emotional disturbances, i ead, they become, progressively more difficult prob lems to therasee3, their families, and society in fnral Doctors estimate that orethird of all children under five have problems of sleeping, eating, elimination or exhibit general tantrums, which lay the groundwork for trouble in adult life unless recti tied V One of the more important causes of these emotional diorders is anxiety, an unpleasant feeling that usually develops wherever the child is not sure of his relation ships to those on whom be is dependent This sense of anxiety may even be tismittrd to the child by parent, vi are the wor rying type It riiiy be the result of sn unfortunate experience in lome or an in li ly to eompeiu with other chiUkn of his age inside or outside the h ie If the anxiety i j ecd and keeps building vp s i,it it becomes overwhelming in the child, he may seek relief n several ways through temper ta ,iun , by being destructive of piujny, or he may withu aw williin , elf, becoming shy and inhiS,Led Symptoms of physical iiiress also may develop It is difficult to evaluate the r lutive importa of liora nisturbance in phy icul i jjdors among chik en lnwtvir, lient unde tandinr of yoi doctor f1 i hi to 1 emotion tuclr ihat, al physicri relpT , clildh a r he paf sni M ri 1 with lUaing o by yoir ai A heA MicliJfn b I Mas v,i FURS Poisonous siaUj a everywhere in the Ur, but Michigan Is ff tniving only onethe nil tlesnake One 6T2ovarTehs snakes the masskra Iff MI o ii iimliii Lu crahonrg, one of the smalie t u es in the worlds famijy of ntiori,, i, an area of 9 square riles and nre u an IM,Ose people The Gramt Jtachv, wiitch j tosches on Germany Befeivin and Trnoe, lerei nndar German oeenpation U the lwi World War Fraottealir every of 1 i,t is Mtlvsted by smaU lamlowmcra Deapate her sta Lus KJ supp es the world from an fOarmeos emtmit of Tro V Muskrat raLiLr IS not ss poisonous as the corul snake found along the coast and low lands of the southern part of the country Nevertheless, th bite is potent and does make a enti very ill unlesshe is driven medical treatment immediat y The rattlesnake, along with the cottonmouth moccasin and rpptr head snakes, is called a r vipr Ljcause of the iril, deep it be tween the nostril and eye on each rde of the head Harmless snakes not have this marking The ms8sassuga rattler has distinctive markings, and, thi nams ruggCwts, has the rtic t 1 rattle, usually fore strikes Tr Michigan rattler i mly in sex defense, usually when it is frightened or surprised Since 60 pe cent ,f ali snake bites are on the feet and legs, a person can guard against snake bite by wearing high boots or leggings when in swampy, waste areas, where the massasauga rat tier is usually found Vhen you are hiking through the country, watch where you step whre you place your hands and whre you sit down Talt extreme car2 when picking bern and flowers If, you are bitter snake call a dor sly ff yon plan to located a long way of BMSUrine, ask your doctor medtdno for advice on frst treatment for snake bite Be pared to give this treatment to yoi rsdf or a companion before the dc or of modleme a VHISL 21SJf1 Iewg is allied eeecomtc 7 wh Brtgiam mod she Neeoitamis hi the first Important portwar s oste eaUed sVnetax Foresga MinieToscab Becj is n vt ef Ltpcrmhesjigh Desegaiieei to tTmSiHSSi UuiWy tter lag hew real, wheat and Cenue N 0 i Try 4 Dltpatefi Wan i rv a sritf fim atoUmeheres CUni 1 pany o from 1U2S to Voio it a j auic 10 wake several reuucuuiu in u usiomcr couunbutiou imir mentia fur the extension oi tkctric iCiuce to farms, this high cot Uevt lopment was an important lacior m the rural areas during this period As a means of demonstrating to the farmer the many advanced oi UMIII eicvaicuy Detroit Ddir ii cooperation with Michigan State co lege purchased a demonstration truck and trailer tot travel the arm ing iiea A complete faim vivu lyjuum was installed as one of tag exhibits in the truck in adtiuioa the mobile demonstrator incorporat ed nil elecrtic water system, a small burr and hammermiU feed grinder a 1 horsL power portable motor, a pip lino and portable milking ma deep and shallow well press v wuc ii uu oi the iJtmi far1 v ti iic oo square muei u teinoxy reived L, The Detroit Lo son ompuuy vm nave available th may btMiiiii, Ki central sUUou cle ric servuv, uevordinj to a itatc meat bt K U Urown tldisous ii trii Manager at Ann Arbor Ths wiii niarK the completion of a rurai ekcjtriiiation program which thCo pany cmoarked upon in liil, Mr Uown oaid, and added hat The Detroit Edison Company probably tie first pubjic service or pany m the United State serving, fti exleiisivo rurai area to makD clee trie it, available to all farm custom ers in its territory Mr Brown pint ed out mat the Companys farn service extension program had to be cuiUiiied during the war because oi madial and manpower ahotii,ree chine, However, this whole program will bi competed in 1148The Company il th a have 10,171 milc3 of powe lini in operation to provide titctri seriie fur farms ,Kon U bcirining buck in l2 the joib of providing electric servici to ii, ins has pesented aiaiiy ucai eal i obleus that provided a eha lene to the Companys engineer and iiaiKiyemenL At that thru De troiL diAn UMKT the farmers si yreviioii iadc a stud, on i puri menti Larms o how electric poivei could e iticiciitly and economical used on the farm It was found that eledi eili could be applied to near ly ev ry operation an the farm an Completing the extension of elet whon u d for productive purpose J trie power lines Jg all farms in the could bo a selfsupporting servan territory at th middle of J1348 will not mark an end to the C mp ars activities in the farm field but MSPAfl i c CIVIL SAVK JwAMAT10N FOR tOSTMASTstft i The United State Civtt aarvfc CouunisiojQ announce an QMI at aaatioii fojrpostmaaWr in Piatkury Micrvvatt Applications must bo on fit with the c nited States Civil Service Cose at uusitmgtoa 6 i C4 Not Later Than Dev 18 1947 Applicatioas must be 9eftty ex 1 cutcO on Form 10 and must b Oi it, NVIUI tne Civil Servic Comnt V ihin tea 25 D C ot later V ft J t i ox closing busiaeaa a UM f d ipciflad bov This ejtamitWa U bW purwttftt A CoT5a npvovii Tp iftJT wnieh c4 Ft identiai poetaatr paiHJQii vHMtt the classified civil service , Applicatiojft Form 10k Phyaiet Fitness Form 13, and intructm Forms AN 2223 and 236, feh how the placet of examination awl ooiitain detailed information regard ing the requirements may be obtain ed from the post office ia Hackney or irom the United States Civil i vice Commission Wash 26, I 0 WARNING All persons are warn ed against offers K promising pay tng, soUciting or reeervinfi any moicy or other valuable thing as a political contribution or otherwiee for use of influence, support or promise of support in obtained ap pointment Any such act ts violat ton of law and offenders will be subject to prosection UNITED STATES CIVIL SER VICE COMMISSION ure water system, poultry water heat ers and auuomatic controls for JUI Lry housG iighting Farmeis iinmedi aty saw bty these demonstrations REGULAR MEETING NOAMU947 Meeting called to order by Pres Parker, followed by roll call of Off icier Present Clark Kennedy Swarthout and Lavey Absent Clinon and Palmer Minutes of last meeting read and approved Motion by Clark supported by Lav ey to allow following bills Jollaia Some of our farmers have LCI unuble to go ahead with heir ihns for installation of electrical uirning equipment because of tho iiooont hijh cost of thL emipiicnt However as a result of greater use not u efiii lent production and scion itific advancement felt that manu facturers of equipment will bring it ithin he means of all farm for tl armer and his wife as we lavni v ro ,vir to reali1 tile vaiuo of eleclnci on the farm, and by end of 12K there were 7,707 farms in tho Companys terrifor sorvrd by means of 1,710 miles of power lines Uy 145, 35,725 fame were elednfied and the Co had 9J71 mile of farm lines in operation Detroit Kdison engineers developed ne methods of line construction which wot Id enable it to build farm line, on LM ecuiiomicaUjy sound basis for boti, the farmer and the Cor that electricity is an important farm I Detroit Edison Co, itit Lighting Ser servant, saving many manpowers and itrs i 10608 Detroit Ediion Oo iCFin Dept b17 fM19 i00 Ucroit lidison Co Fire fein Irvn Kennedy KWork on St 800 Kenneth KelHenberger TruckjDri ver and man to help 5 hrs 2000 Bill Clark Care of flag 400 Motion made bty Lavey and support d by Swarthout to leave flag at Roy Clarks Store and it will be pu up on special occasions Motion made by Clark and suppor td by Swarthout to increase insui ance on fire house to 6000 W wera only caring 1500 iiotion by Lavey and supported b Kennedy to have eavestrough on fire house repaired Motion by Clark and supported py Kennedy to adjourn Maxine Nay Deputy Village Clerk raiuer the beginning of an intensive program to expand the uses of eloc tricky on the farm Farmers are assised in selecting economical applia tion of electricity for their mia tions by a staff of experienced I farm representatives who work h and assist to farmer without cuar ge Increased use of electricity on farms will mean increased efficient more profits and leisure for fanner and his helpers Mr Brown added i SXATK OSHUE p Th Proiiau Cort for tbe LMh Peac o pi Ltvmgioav fhe jincst gesture towaid wurld far I iiain which At i, ssion of said Court, helo st the Probate Office In the Cit of Ho well in said County on thi kil day of Noni Uer, A D, 1947 Tic sen, Hon Willis L Lyons, ndKe of Probate in the Matter of the Estate of Edward J Perry, Deceased Uebcf J Perry havtng filed in said Court account is the is now Friendship wending itu way acrofib thf Amercan continent laden with food for starving Kuj jpe It started from Los Anyjes, and picked up donations alojig tlie way, mostly wheat On reaching Chicago it had 140 cars and had to be plit into 2 trains 22 cars ere addd in MichifaaA Grand Rapid firm gave carload of Gerbers baby his final administration i food KaiserFrazier Co of Willov hie petition praying foi gave a carload of wheatlt was plit die allowance thereof ana for th nto 3 settons in rYnn and will sssignnwn and distribution oi the contain over 200 cars when it reach residue of said estate ft the Atlantic coast I ts Ordered, That the 24th day of November A D, 1947 at en rclotk in the forenoon, at said Probata Office, be and if hereby ppointed for examing and allowing teid accouit and heartac d petit It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pob ieation of a copy otfu thi crder for three successive weeks previous to said day of healing in the Pinckney Dispatch nevspapeV printed vu circulated in said ConnIs Willis K Lyons, Jndge of Probae Ceiesta PrsfaaJi,Rgiatef of Proba TATE OF MICHIGAN Tkm Pretae at far she Ceonif OF UVmCMTOH At a asanas f said Courted M the Probate Office inthe City of Hm9H lm mid County on the 4rd day of November AD, 1947 Pmaens, Hon WiUfe 1 Lyons, odge of Prshsto In tiat Matter of tint Estate of aniiy S Roekhoid, Decanaed It anpering to tine Court that fee ime for nwaosdatiuii of claim gaiaat aatd estate emonld be limited and that a isae and aiaen be ap snad to racnitn, awnsnina and ad ust ail dainas and eVsnsndr against said deVeaaed by and beor said Court ii k Ordered That ail W the diters of said deceased arc re scired ta nicnenC their claims to id owrt and U eene a copy leaaf 4i tkm sdsnintsliiisii of aaid STATE OF MICHIGAN Tbe Psbu Court for toe Count of Livingftton At a session of said Court held aut the Probate Office ia the City of Howell in said County, on tlr 10th day off Navember AD, V,til Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve G Poole, Deceased Grace M Poole having filed it said Cqurt her final administrate account, and her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution i the residue of said estate, It is Order, That the 1st day of December A,D, 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed fo eiaminig and allowing said account and heaing said petition It is Further OrderedThat publi notice thereof be given by publics tion of a copy of this order, foi three successive weeks previous te aid day of hearing, in the Pincknay Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyoas, Judge of Probate Caiectia Parshall, Register of Pro bate ANOTE OF APPRECIATION On tlit occasion of our i First Anniversary we with to thank trltndt for their our patrons, cofcittty and patronage the past tear It It our desire that you will continue your custom during tho coming year Peggys Restaurant SC Main St Plneknay 40 Turkeys 40 Games Grand Prize STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT OR THE COUNTY OP LIVINGSTON At a session of aaid Coert, held at the Probate Office in the City of HaweU, in said County, on tiae Mb 4e of November, A D 1947 Present ttosu Willis L Lyons, indge of Probate Nnsne 4 Harry BowAer, u hz Mattor of tna Cbwge of Manse of Ham Bowaher, Adult Mnied Person Harry B Bowsher baring filed In aid Court his netstian jBmsing thnt aiate at said Ptonhnte Office on or 4he Cowt otor an ai hefofja fce stfs 4ss of Jenary,A sne itame uid hnt of his srife, Goaoe ,0, IMS m tm dk in the s Bowsber, to Harry 0 ftt and sff3enoan aaid tisne and ntooe being naoe D Bdtt t hnraby appointed far ha nxar nat ftt as Opened, ffca the 1st day f i km and adjnstsannt of all cjm Dnoasrtber, A D IS47, at tan o4 intbe Cornoaa at said neonate atiefarsW eMnnaaTlaat ahtse gjee, he and is fcaneby njsjsintnd far Haoe ihneosf 1st mm J pwWoa aasring aaid psHMsa m of a aang of Hebd jtt m Fxarther Oaaercj, The asHiL i aaiar aaee oadh ass far 4hmaaa1aoe ahesaof 4e reen r aooaa ajsa fSJaaJsnao aasdf s af a oanj of this JsUsnaTJaas fl nfaWgHsUHgssv PQVJgfs JgV A ssft jsWVsU itV sav ntUPPsPa m lea ffanaiHij nsya a IP S ssmsBnB ejsPeaspsn psssasn sBBrnsnsaviB PSSS H snjssBBa Mt PTsnssn fpsiawBsa At Pinckney High School Gym 80 P M fc Ptoaknajr VJFWPeat No 731 s , 5 P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wgjfcdw Nw 1 1941 ysBKPl I he Peoples Store NNCKNEY DISPATCH 11 Main at rwaduuv, aWxaa Groceries, Drygood Canned Ooods, Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie Us al reetoiffce at , Mkhioae aado k uft 1 Mare 1187 tiou rau 150 a Year MA Kei LIVE STOCK mum GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hejidee Phone Mr 14 Mr and Mrs Wm C Edwards of Detroit were Friday guests of the Misi Iseler i I Murray Kennedy and vvifo find family expect to move into their new nome on Mill St this week Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spert Sun with the Lee Lavey family I Mrs Janie Carr Baker and duugh ter returned home to Syracuse N York last week Mir and Mrs Andrew Nesbiit were Sunday guests Sun dinner I guests of Nellie Gardner and Fannie i Monks Mrs John Carpenter and baby am i spending the week end at the Clay ton Carpenter home SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 20EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION Joe and Pete Staekablc are hunt in deer net Lincoln Mrs Joe Stackable and were In Lansing Friday sons CALVES AND SHFWP REitnvKn FRKE PHONE COLLECT TO OAUNG COMPANY HOWELL 460 T3 Origins Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK i Antia Shirey, daughter of Mr ind Mrs Marvin Shirey had a tonsil re moval at Mcpherson hospital, How1 ell, last Wednesday i Fred Singer waa in Atlantir Tity Dead or Alive HORSES 20 COWS 20 HOGS 6 cwt MSlfkhtmQ UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE ifiHB Fui 4aUnftt Ciected Picuptfr HosjsjiBi Eqpnueat Cawdbie Meo E L, FARKFR AIM Plv 68, Pwckn Iks FASTFST Dm4 5 k f ieraics 1 Mishigss Cfltf al Dtatf St0ekC 1 N J last week as delegate from he Dexter Molded Plastics factory o the C I O convention Rober JButch Atchenbrenner ft Duke Latimer hit a light pole near Portage Lake Sat night in the rin Robert was taken to the hospital for fifat aid He had 2 broken ribs, cut J and bruises Mrs Dotetfcy Dinkel and son Johnnie, were in Howell Wed Her mother Mrs Emma JJrogan of Stock bridge spent Sunday with her Barak Lamont is in Detroit this week Herb Sneed and Let Huff of How ell wove on Portage Lake after whiteiiah Friday night but had no luck Mr tnd Mrs Bert Nash left for Ad an la, Sat lor the winter Lyle Cone and family have moved from Hiland Lake into part of the Martin Markos house on M 36 W Bom to Mr and Mrs James Mur phy of Detroit Friday, a girl Born to Mr and Mrs Cyrus AtLee Mogan Meyer, at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week Wednesday a girl Mary Catherine Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Mc MakenClare Ledwidgeat St Joa hospital, Ann Arbor, a girl Farah Denise, on Wed Bom to Mr and Mrs Harold Thox ahlem of New York state Nov 7 a daughter, Betty Clinton Mrs Wayne Carr was in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs P, W Curlett and Paula spent the week end in Detroit Abner Watkins and wife of Detroit upent the week end at their home here Mrs Fred Read was in LanMng last Wednesday Mrs Viola Read and Mrs Hose may Whitley were in Detroit Fii MrsRohera Ambuigey and daugh ter returned to Missouri Sat Her mother, Mrs R McArtor went with her Mrs John Martin was in Ypsianti last Wednesday Mrs Norma Merrill spent week end with Mrs Edith Teeple in Jack son Her grandaughter, Norma An Sheiien, came home with her L C, Gorham father of Mrs Oni Campbell has returned home from Grace hospital, Detroit, after a ser us operation lerwin Campbell and famlly spent the week end in Grand Rapids Joe Clark will accompany his cou sins, the QleajojUirojiJiov to ilio this week Mrs Jeanne Meyer and daughter of Ann Arbor are vistting at the Clark home while Edsel is deer hunt ing Mrs Gladys Clinton visited C J Clinton atu veterans hospital, Deu born Fri Ralph Clinton and family spent the week end with her Mrs Mable Suydam of Jackson spent a couple of day last week with Mrs M J Reason Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy were in Howell to see theip grandson, James Patrick, son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kennedy baptised Mr and Mrs Karl Billmeyer of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Re a so r Denise Ledwidge and Carol Stecker of Ann Arbor spent Suvdii with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Mr Eleanor Ledwidge Mr and Mrs Louis Stackable, Wm and Mike Roche spent Sat at Adrian visiting Nan Ledwidge Mr and Mrs Marshall Meabon were Suh dinner guests of her MoU er, Mrs Pibeer in Howell Mrs Frank Aberdeen was in Ann Arbor Saturday L J Henry and family spent Sunday in Flint with Mr and Mrs Melvin TremaiD Mrs Alta Meyer spent the wek end in Ann Arbor with her daugh tera Mrs WiUa Lamb and Mra Meg an AtLee filtwtrlc Wttf Heater, Water 9jtm jEPTK TANKS LAVATORES SINKS JHokek NOTICE Shirey Sons Garage WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR PLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DR1VINGFREE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER RATTERY NOW Phone No 13S ACELYLENE ft ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS ft ACCESSORIES WELDING LATHES ft GRINDING WORK BATTERIES ft TIRES COME IN AND SEE VS FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIRRY SON CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD , PINCKNEY CALL 138 4Se am mm epce r epaVai in the Stewart Anderson ffejg Cetfan for Sheet Metal week, gutters, dowwspmrtfi, Smeae nryejriag 4n the near litnre wm wall also he 1775 PEIACRS STORE FOR WOMEN Donna Lee and Skipper Swrthout spent the weak end with liUsi DeWolfe in Hamburg of Ann Arbor with Mrs JH aaaiamiiycall Mrs Maude is spending the Hooker C W ed Sunday With telephone lacsttttea I one of tbase who abase a party want to ooeparate with your 8rvioe Keeping jonr atttt short, yon soar Jtae U poa wot, pouH to gat JRX aTJwMQReal aweQv has an emergency call to KT ttuiiztt Michigan Mr and Mrs, Loui Cojie and Mrs Blanche 3ark wece in Howell Friday Mrs, John Cologne entertained 24 ladies at her heme Friday at a stork shower for Mrs lone Heaase The guests of honor received many aire gift The farnianil aloes Peitrfliar snet w Mrs Arthur VaaOota Thars Mrs, Cams Thomas aad Mrs Ray Jones wese en aostasias The neasarlsBSIs of f Jrataari sail en the Qasati Mary for Ses Kov 27JPWs h the same heat Pency Bm jsjses ea Mr andMnMeQin lead left last weak JU fk JCennie Niwiilnw jr waat ita BUY WtTH CQHFIimNCE Ms Dolly Franklin of Howeil sptt the week end with Mrs Winston Baughn Mrs Richard William of Detroit spent the week end with he Hoff Sisetr Mrs Oasie Sjgler of Detroit us a guests there this week Mi and Mrs S H Carr entertain ed Sun Harry Lee and wife, Mylo Kettler and family Jackson, Korjtioe Hopkins aivd family of Detroit, Mrs Jamef Mckinley of Jackson, Mrs L Jack of GttHnert, Miss Madge Jack of Mt Pleasant Mr and Mm othy Carr mn ia deer, hunting Rniriisll lerriBe Oar 4JVV4fcti w Nov 1 197 fr 1 T Cfose Out Sale FREEMAN STOKER with HOT WATER CONROL 25000 List Price, Sale Price 210 Price 365 00, itHwrsos State Bank FOR SALE Cabbage 150 per or by the head Earl Gallup FOR SALE2 Piece Black Dress, size 13, Phone 83, Pinckney FOB SALETeum of Mare and harness Cheap Francis Moiiknsss Thone 3F2 Pinckney, i HiOFESieNAL CORNER X GEHL NO 20 STO KER, Liat Sale Price 21500 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACEList Sal Price 13500 2 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, Liat Sie Fries 19rf95 2 PUT WATER SOFiNFiKS Price 16500, Price 22995 List Price 15995 HOW LONG HIGH PRICE The high cost of living is pasu moat in the minds of everyoneTnet uUSlSchaeitr Pen nd land Svc trip to buy any of commodity ksj v Pinckney schoolWilt pay itward convincing J Eioie DeivoUe Hstory opeats in economics as well as niJiiL events Studying FOK ALE Ramo phonograpn com c 4 of business conditans it is fi4iitiwi, lieaumui oouoio cafaunet s ulib JC u that, in the last 2 C Victor 30000 Abo AnUyarit bore have baa GmfF qu itetWoiu State 12600 or prk is Roughly each ha taken L J Louner, silver riill lioad ever, yews Cement Miwen, lor rent 3 v wu, I From 1D22 1929, and in ISt, gasoum or eJectric power, 3 198 1945 constitute pfirioa si cu ft mixers for sale on wheels uor ltd us sKids leas power Trailers for rent he i or sale, axie, wheels and hitches, en cycle until some time in H51 Charcoal and Pkg Coal I From a conservative estimat, high WILSON TRAILER RENTAL SER I prices will be with ua for at least ICE 61J1 Grand River, Howell,East IPOIC ytuto I End of Lake Chemung, Open Evlenings unci Sunday, Phone 35451 jdy completed History wouk indicate a continuation of tl Sale Price 1295 PRICKS ARE RIGHT LEK LAVEY nnnnnn1nnhnenfannhanfaneeaifelh4 Raj M, IVrtf, M O Pinckney, Miek DaUy U00 AM to a 0O P at, EaCept Wedntudil Mo, TaeFrl Sat 7QOtQO Rr McCLUSKEY lUtf n MUalgaa Telepbeaee Office MS ReeidtMt iU laaatefs bf 4eaeu, hfeehigar eeSMSBe a n j JjM PERCY ELLIS Phone 3FU fSaekaey, Michigea iakU VetrlwSd De W WaWUkW Cnertee K, ei Attorney at Law Ftret tula and Savings Sana Hawaii, Mieaiaa ARNETS CEMETERV MEMORIALS 94 N Main St Ann ArborMich Harold Chubb, Local Representative 510 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Mmm State Bwfe, ir Money to loan at reasonable tatei FOR SALE 11 acres of corn in ear hueretit pail on SaviUe Booka and and 30 toi alfalfa and brome hay Time Certificates of Deposit I Fred Seger,phone Brighton 4870 All deporiU up to 5,00000 ia f SPEC1AL2 DOZEN CALIFORNIA i ured by our membership J j ORANGES 35 Centt rl Deposit Insurance Corves noe HOWEU FRUIT VEGT MARKT 917 EAST GRAND RH9R 4 Stock Mineral s SPINET PIANO BARGAIN Would like to contact some responsible parf with good credit re ferebLe, who can pay 12500 cash and assume a few minimum monthly payments an a lovely spinet piano Writ, Tianj care of this paper giintf references and r will tell you where piano can be seen FOR SALE New house 22X30, liv n room, Kitchen, large bedroom Closet, Bath nd Utility Cellar 2 lots 3500, tenr i It K Elliott 2L0 Putnam St ROOM FDR RENT Suitable for one or two ladies Mrs Thomas Murphy Corner E Main and N Mill Street RKNTTrupping rights on FOR niv iarms John Spears 325 cwt Phon 131FI2 FOil SALERase Burner Stove, AIPV Lazlo 34 Mile North of Anderson Heating SPECIAL OFFER I will conduct auction sales for theyllat rate of 15 per sale with ofrr regard to the amount of goods to be sold Bert Wylie Auctioneer FCR SALE Oil chicken brooder ua 1 ed one reason, capacit 4o hickB Price 1100 Eli Aron HiiJ5uter Road, Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALECombination coal, bum ing hot water heater and incinera tor with 30 gallon tank 2500 j saanwiaj E G ROSE, 11761 West Shore Drive, Hiland Lake 4 miles souta, SUFFOLK and west of Pinckney, just off the Paitorson Like Rd HERB SNEED IDs a v HewelL Mseamama ejeje rr repvnapnaaaf Real Eetate, City, Lake anil F A Spaalaliir I it Yjy Fraparty WHIl Ma Lit LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Paoae S9F1 Plncae Miehigaa AV CJIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BEilT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78FSI SEPTIC TANKS A CES POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLfNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 4141 ANN ARBOR Midi MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law PaeaVja tfn04 slahga Pkwy 13Fir RepairUg 6717 Lakeside DrM Rush Lake State License PH,SWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMa Modern Equqxneai Anbutanec Saielaa 10 Fteeknep Mkhigs FRED C RE1CK JFF r OPTOMET 5T 120 WEST GRA RIVER HOWELL, Ml iGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 RESIDENCE SIS Tm , , ,, M CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT Classified Want Ad awBFs Farmer Feed Supply Gi PHONE 104 MA RUgSELMIir FOR SALE Cement Mixer holds 12 bag of cement Geo Engquisr HiLand Lalf FOR SALE 1940 Super Wuxe Ford Al condition Call 89F8 between 430 and 530 p m VANTED General Office Work, experienced in bookkeeping, typing billing Inquire at Dispatch Office, Box 108 Christmas fealt MrRRYCHHISlM , Vour Aoiiut Tweercutesto FOI Ji,ERound Oak Heating Siove, 20 in firepot 16 John F Conners STATE OF MICHIGAN Tlie Circuit Court for the County , Of Livingbton in Chancery Order Of Publication Ruisell Lightle and Marie Lumard Lightle, his wife Plaintiffs vaHotosewlves RAMS crossed wlfel, ttl i Black Top Dalaio Ewes produce a f Lin om fUflte ,, rapid maturing lamb of top mutton S Ked and tWCh , flualitv that will ave vou weeks of Suitable for cottage or porch, Skirt , quality tnat win ave you weeics or Vcnlty and StooLBedroom Chair gram feeding Small heads prevent V,i nw lambing trouble For sale by T E ,il n J9 I Ware Rte 1, Dexter Phone Ann Ar l ,DleT 0t UtTl fS bor 25822two rireplace Screen, Four Sets of No vel, like new, Ping Pong Table, and Tabla Tennis Outfit, Pair of Maple Skis, Piano, Sectional Bookcase etc M36 Pettysville Road, 4 miles FOR SALE2t4 WV Garden tree Uast of Pinckney , tor with 8 inch ilov, and Cultivator complete Vv K Reach WANTESewing, Dress Making GlennbrooU farm and alternations,Mrs, Joe Stackable JIauioles spkes 300 Howvll St, Pinckney cut daily Plenty of colprs to pick from also wflute COc a doz FOR SAL6 Heating Stoves , Wm R Barrett 728 E Siubley et Rev Francis Murphy Howell Mich Fuon c733 W n VTr, FOR RENTSmall year around hou FOR SALESeNc room house, at Ruh Lake CallJohn Lobdell two batha, shade, garuo, fruit good 860 B Howe11 after C location 250 Putnam St FOR SALEWinchester 12 bguaye and Winchester deer I L R Lumbard and hie unknown J heirs,devistfcs, legatees and assign Defendant, f 91 ALE Seating stove, burns pUfnp SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS Suit pending in said Court en the Z day of September 1947 lr appearing from the sworn bill of compliant filed in this came that fee pUintilia have notbeezr Overcome Soap Shortage able after diligent search and ioqui ry to ascertain whether the defend j ants are living or dead or where they reside if living, or whether Uiy ov any oi them have personal representatives living, or where they vi ,iy of them reside, or whether ub ime, interest, claim, lien or poj sioio right of said defendants in and whether SULU title, interest, claim lien or pjstible right in said preimacj, s been dispoped of by the wood or coaL heats 5 rooms Stuart Aaderson rifle Phone 42 Lucius Doyle Qt TtMLET OAF emtUFEBUCY cei Uai the plaintiffs do A and huve not bean able acr at souiii and inquiry, to aa tJe iiu4i of the persons ihere is world wide shortage of ail Arna FMs and Vegetable S9t one fifth of what they asetf in 141 Oils, Last year Soap Makers only This also affects paint, textiles, leather foods, floor coverts etc Without the help of the Andean Housewis thare would have bee uttle aaap ast year One out ofeyeryine cakea of soap made last yer was made from waste fata aed m American kitchens, feme your Krocer if ke 1 m, soap bt e y ,, rf ft yo , and 11 it yw W MM4 fjMMI art ttts Mare u ar 25c value For infants, girls ot mm W1 VsV W ladies Cuff ssoited colors BAITAD LADIES HOSE4 pairs for 100, , ,,, w TOR rr 39c value, choice of semihae ,P l w fTtm rayon or fullseam service weight , Jf cottou FuU shades iiH 6 aown 20 mQt r Near Dexter 13 acres,6 room house MEK S COTTON SOX8 paiM for 4 basement, furnace, garage, 0C 26c value, medium weight, harnhicken house 850000 Cash v ,8ut vx uu MLVUW MI wi xi Qt ghort fclastk t9AM eo Acres, 5 rooms, bath, basement o He land and prermaea hereinaf rted coior and other outbuildings, 10,000 uw described ha been aasigned te BiliDSEVF DlAPERS29, a aoa igSM any other peruon r persons, orj 0277 henun fr sanitary sealed package Acres, 8 room modem brick, MENS DRESS SOX5 pairs for on furnace, 18,500 K cash u 100 35c value Fine rayon, long W Acres, 7 room house 20,000 aeiuuu y WiU U or abort elastic top AseortS 4ih u ,t ijJier appeamgto thwHoiiiiy m shght Lake Cottage, 4 rooms part modern colors Abasement, electric pump, qjil water Please state size Wanted heater furnace nie cement pier A SATISFACTION GUARANTEED W00 , , , , , 1 NO COJyS, WE PAY Pareal Poat Portage Lake, 4 rooms and bath, vvh, are molded as defendants 10 SALES COMPANY crened in pop, furniture incladthis cause without bemg named y yeaJr mwM otta Therefore on motio ouf Glomi yrj TENNESSEE IM50 down ,wiaad ior the plaintiff, it tsWAED j rMsah U 43EORGE I ROBINS 1 Jdl U ale Shtvul away Will also pklc as eM Ypsilanti, Phone 2840 I iendan and each and all of them newsoape mayaxineaT Salebman Clyde OWasoiiaekney ueir unsown hmn, dvatK jSnypS Fred MUlspaugh, YpsibTmS M and aligns, cM their ap R O CummingsYpsi, Ph, 70 M ice entered in ttris eanse wiUi u three mouthu from the date of tfab order, and that in default there of the bill of complaint filed here in be taken as confessed ay said de feiKlantA and each and all of them And it id further ordered, that the pkrntffs within forty days from the date hereof, caajae this order to be published H the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper priited, pablished and ciroubted in snid Cotnr of Idviagston, once aaea amatol far aix au cef i v ccks ioejA Collina Ckeatt A trae C John A Hagsaaa The above entitled oaan ttaalaai and ia to uiat 4ae title the foiWwing rtbad giiwlii sat oafee and being at tigi MBIsSpAl vci Jtate of MicjUta particalariy described jtr, From whene I sk Ay Joe Musk Copy folks aere wzvt Tarnd anartkleaa43ar Town I a 3Hr the East half of the tar erf Section S5, Taaaa aaa U Karth, Range Six 6 Glenn l YeDartd, Bu JSMtSLtm widiluialjj MM So I aw aaaditorj apoke of city Uckars on how sat 1 j if p Jl t kir 2r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 19, 1947 Description An account of the resource November 19, 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 1947-11-19 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0fc6c80ed54f6bd2a38b79967587627d.pdf 96c91f2d2ce35fd16a71e5ac37ee9d4b 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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Rv w r 3jL VSchool Newt FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES tr4 Swarttiout returned home and was back with us on Wed mom ing We didnt do so well on our spell down on 4 letter words Joanna Jaroslawaki enjoyed her Any discussion oi the euijenttrij to Arizona but was glad to re foodsaving program, as it concerns t turn vip Mich as ahe had to learn Spanish in order to get along vey well i We sure enjoyed our first snow fall so now the season of mow bals Michigan Mirror Two Michigantorn men Arthur H Yandenueig and Thomas L Dew dy, have leading roles in the prosent American foreign 4oliy of ec onomic aid to Western Europe Michigan people hare on the home front is linked directly to the fat that food i a vital part of American foreign policy is bipartisan, We OUR DEMOCRACY I accept nib fact as premise No 2 and fox and geese is open again lOPreiuiB No 1 stated last week i Wtstern Europe has a shortage oi SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES food J, It will not suffice to blame tlr Administration1 at Washington for the fact that we as a natior, are pledged to defense all freedom loving against the threat of an aggressor Lets look at the record MICHIGAN BOflN THOMAS E DEWEY, 1944 presidential nominee is accepted today as the titular head of the national Republican party On Nov 5, Mr Dewey took credit Last week we had a contest to see which gvde couid fill the most Red Cross boxes The seventh graders filled five, and the eighth graders filled four and one halfboxes Now the eighth graders have to give the seventh graders a party We are supposed to go out on the athletic field if we want to throw snowballsBe carefuli, boys You may lose your gym period if you forget We decided to use lback and gold THANKSGIVING mtftkMiM MINERS WroSSxMunzF Of IT Af A NATIONAL HOUP CSfcZTffTI,N i Married Thursday Alice Marie Gilbert, ditgghter of Mr and Mrs, Henry Gilbert becunie Noel Cur rent domment President Trumans speech when he asked limited ra V the bride of Beanie VanfisJtciui I u m contro1 to C0lut son of the Bruce VanBlaucnma, on pnT if made the W Thursday evening at a lovely can Sli he ut I tor inaugurating during the sumJ for cr club colore pier of 1944 the nations present J Jimmie Porter, safety patrol cap I Ufkrtftsan foreign poiy We tain, Held a meeting with his work would prefer to del end freedom ers Airnday He rnii the rules und the United Nations, but we appointeed a licut ant re ready to do it by ourselves if We are drawing pictures of the necessary That is why a Republican first snowfall congress voUd aid to Greece and Fred Rebman is on the sick list Turkey It has been well said that wsj SOND AND THRD NEWS are in a cold war said Dewey We Lio lce Lindsoy had bkthday areNin it for the simple reason wet last iriduy are being attacked by ail mean John Burg jr, Denise Davie,Ruth short of war The attack is by the Ann Monkress Patricia Palmer D most violent form of propaganda, Salyer Gordon Titus ad James Whit falsehood, political pentration ana ley are the second graders who had economic sabotage l per t attendance records for the The whole system of politic past six weeks and economic freedom for which Stephen Hollerbach and Harriet our country stands is under attack Jane Vincent are still on the abby those who would establish a sent list Worldwide rule of a poliee state Earla Jean Tuthill and Kare DEWEY SEES A GHASTLY Bolien were all A students PICTURE as an alternative of send Sue Ann Fenner, Denise Kennedy ing further aid to Western Europe Doris Umstead Ma4y Jane Jeffreys If Western Europe and Asia were to and James Campbell were able to be overrun by Communists, we name over fifty foods produced in should find more than a billion pe our community t pie in an armed camp under the con Flora Mae Mallory is a new stud trol of an aggressive dictatorship ax, ent in the third grade She came rayed against us I fr ,m Fraims Lake, Wastenaw Cou i In terms of dollars, such a cond nty J Uon would cost us in national de We are all looking forward to our fense alone, a greet deal more than Thanksgiving vacation any program of aid to Europe and Denise Kennedy waa nine it would coat us that annually for old Monday years to come In terms of living Roberta Ackley James Campbell Standards w should sink to a level Sandra AmburgeJy, Francis Barrett not seen by any living person in Jack Doyle, Mary Jane Jeffreys this country Rollie Singfsn, ajnd Richard Wylie Dewey concludes Wo have oniy are the third grade pupiL who were one choice and that is wisely to aid neither tardy nor absent for the those who stand with us in the wor past six weeks Id in hope that they will rise again1 bulwark of the institution of hu GIRLS BASKETBALL man ireedim The girls basket ball team startSENATOR VANDENBERG Juur ed practise last week Mr Hobey of the fton1 Foreign Affairsj and Mrs Swarthout arc in charge J die light service at the Coming I lhe high cost of living it church Rev AUard read the double P1 F t0 be one of the issuen ring cermony and the uitar before 48 camPaiSn which the vows were exchanged was richly decorated with palms ft baskets For her the congress has been unable to agrae on a plan to fight it and are pretty of yellow and white mums I fi be blamed for riain Prfuul er weddins the bride eh lho RePubllns would have beta won gown of wwSTS wittT Hted ZW 1 n0t bodice and full net skirt Her finder 6 l9Uon Jn 1946Mtor Tafta tip veil fell from a halo of seed P , tax reductit,n rd m h , iJeadlnK is mee wishful thinking, to see an epidemic of strikes as the wage increase has only been about some HffJt GOAL WAS ATTAINED IN 64 WHEN PRESIDENT LINCOLN ISSUED A PROCLAMATION ASKING MV FEU0WCJTI2ENS IN EVEfty PART OF THE UNITED STATES TD OSSEHVC THE LAST THURSDAY OF jNOVEMBEK AS A ftAV OP THANKSGIVING AND PRAl,, 0M THAT TtMeONt THIS GAY HHS37600ASA SYMBOL QFfiAWLY UNiry AN0HA7t6MWtP THANKS6MN6 Edgar Clinton ru u YA i T, TT, I universal military training he does nJ rf6X not say The coming yyar is UaMa prr of Detroit, was matron of hon or She wore a modish gown of C Ufff and SST 5armV Q Percent while prices in ising hue flowers The bridesmaids ca,eg umpJ 9J nt were Doiuta Lou Gilbert, sister of r HSi W They The w bi 0 b Ue oyer H fnl vhe J dtP fnC f tCa th 8he em up game will continue and fuschia shades respectively and to flovPish o as it is carried bouquets Little Lynn Hall ed by churches orK fraternal prganiowlell of Detroit was flower girl ,, jn lhe Rame of charityyGov Norman VanBlancbm fisted g ler in a blistering ataterflent acns brothel as best man and 1 ben cused the btate v control com Key of Keego Harbor and cl rles of dl up tt dU8ty forgotten law Danrow seated the guests for the Jf embrr Mrs Mtrwm Campbell presided assing hini Bin hag ftlwftyi at the organ during the ceremony and Miss Darlene sang I Love You Truly1, uu enforced The only thing the liqu wayi, or controls sudden righteousness Following the wedding ceremony gee,ria have accomplished is to a brief reception was held in the huve deprived the Lions clubs, Am church parlors, ice cream and cako erican Legion and others who do being served Laetr a large crowd nmch tharit work from raising was entertained at the Gilbert funj8 jn their usual way So if you home I depend on a bingo party for our Mrs VanBlarlcum is a graduate holiday fowl go right ahead as the of Mackenzie High School Detroit chances are about 1H0 to 1 that it and has been employed in the office will not be raided by the sheriff or of the Singer Sewing Machine Co gtau police in that city Mr VanBlaircum is a , L , Tlll graduate of Pincknay high school ho SUpt or the West franc and is employed by the J B Well gchool has banned the wearing of Co of Bridgeport Conn where the bttcks or overalls by teen age girto couple will reside following a honey They rmiy wear them to school but moon in Mexico I murt change there to feminine at aasmg nim Bingo nas always oeen ng the ceremony ilLigal but liKe pi,hibition, riding Ford of Detroit bicycles on sidewalks etc was never Truly, and A fcforced The only thing the liauComm stated at Ann Arbor on NovI Tho following are out Mary Gen 3 that he fully agreed with Geu tile, Shirley Reason M Margaret George C Marshall, sec of stau,l Clark Barbara Brown, Nonra who described the supreme under Sleeker Rosalie Nash, Susan Camp lying issue as follows Whethti, bell, Virginia Shirley They have or not men are to be left free io, 7 games suiting with Brighton Dec organize their existence in accord 12 eSh ftnee with their own desires or wn etner they are to have choir Incs THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES 1 arranged and dictated for them hy We filled 4 boxes for Junior Red amall groups of men who have ar Cross, CHRISTMAS PARTY The Kings Daughters will meet at Mrs Fred Reads on Dec 4 at er Fmncie Novena Fridaj 800 p, m Preptraiion for Hfly , iqn eaeE Sattuiay d to t p u sv Sunday 70 te 710 a sr Instruction by Sisters of Merc Mon, a 4 pm Afnisei at 800 a m and 1100 a m cy SurTT of Ad J vent, Com Sun, tor bays, 2nd weffc of 58th hfovenna tire This manish apparel parade of the girls ttarted during the lata war wiien many lassies entered war in dustiie doinji mens work They onn r u J either wore ulatKd or overall Some in JL J1 eXChWlge n exceed how this groteaoajdresi Wfrk the ng jwr v i fencing eye and it Became popular EltaMiNATiniicALi Fn Now girls lopily dresse1 in vrm tAAMiNAMON CALLED al8 are a fa,1imr sjght There hue Applications are being recurved ijeen OPP0810 t it in some places, for the postmaster poeitsonH at We underMtand upi 1age of HowHanover, Osaeo and Pinckney, Mich f f1 slfckt rln iH paying 2,200, 2,500, and 2 800 thc h,gh KhooL Wtty back ,itcr tbm a year rexpectively in the 3 townu C,Vl War U was neces8Ury r Dec 18, 1947 is the deadlii Vor i tr Wah ing applications Application blank get ft blU tiuro conE8 can be secured at an,y at the three could weftr men clothe8 postoffices Howard Hughes, TrrrHKmaire mot ion picture producer and plane build , u , STANLEYCUNTOMtKtty to themselves this arbitrary Friday we made nut cups in the, The first war dead from everseasl m DID YOU BINGO im The bingo paruy ftoaed in the er of C8jifornia has finished his Amongthe intentions ar Sun I 1 Sat b lwal V F V Waren ,n the JTitnM 1bt J, MMA rol sf u W went off serenly and the ln a bla oi glory Th fact 1 mL CSBTyFltChfqi byl veterans eh ured ow 200 Mo w P1 SLPV TS Wtrt of Wn4 f tlSSLd o ve nced his critics When he Sk Wed fatT iSerf S were filled at tne be U8tfied utht Gen BHsker hur Vi w Jy of tlic game The 40 tS a hug Um of mon Bjmcu ISS IBJ11 , Koluby, , , Jtj Using in war bonds, the comm took I5 H0 fMrf and MrGuy JLid 20 1andeW as Wgh a Meyer like a pax of power shoe of a flower to send to the hos OUR PRESENT FOREIGN POLJ pitals ICY, thus championed on a biparv Brownies met for the first time1 iaan basis, oifara rilkf that are jast week and will start work next ray fijigfatesingc Should we week, reveraaothers will help take these xt Can we avoid tne, Tim liiMljsl perfect attendance deeper of VM rejtarfless of what j ,,, forTSseeks are Richard path we choeel Ewry dxizen CampbeljSCUrk, Joan Clari ahould weigh v evidence caretuiiy, gtfiy Harden, Dorothy Head, Ag and peajrerfuily There is no escape Henry, fhn Miller, Donald The hour jf ue tsion is again near i packer Judkh Sekeel, Pattv Thay i Jer, Marilyn VaaSIannVrooVOf these HOfte KMXCD j ck, BHly, Pntjy and Marilyn have A horse rouging to Hesner j ptrfect records for the lyear, AQMwas acruck and kQled by an , Hefner who has been HI re ajNTOM, myeKare reTYor Tk ni 26 Th Wr TZ fox n 4 tot PinckneIJS, some oi ne 5UH OC ,ve cl of Pfc Mrs CKZLVCJIV anxious iye at SJVL I is expected to arive in this week It is the body Edgar Clinton,, son of Mr ana 0f Saginaw to,Luis Clinton of St Catherine, pMm wasconferred Sun on, , J L , Ont, former residents He was kill Wm Edward Singeron of Mrjinu J exPffM arrive and the pUyers and i, 5 08 orTthinpST ligl Vj conI and a party of raiders might un tctf Sf stock in ft r olloting them war contracts d in Belgian Dec 27, 1944 Wort i fiSfi iiron w VX V 13 ,J k 4A KJI K0J o m J n oaetiie However, the governor seems y tuiw we was received that the body bad arj rived at Columbus, Ohio,Ust, Thucj day, He graduated from StaGather ine school and worked as tpotaiak er there and in Niagara Fait Me waa 20 years old when kiHec fui eral arrangements vill be made when th body arrives, Mr and Mrs, James Singer, I 7 J geueral cashed in i to have swing the green light on rwwim 4 bingo parties as we hear similar part T ies at HoweU, Brigftton Hamburg, r f t 1 rw oi uJr7rVii A C00 w W to have Orgeat and efceir ttncnr En I fLtT4 f1 TT1 off ried sis chair to fee I MeieUriisjiSJsfl 8 et Mr Bsffiini successfully without interuptMn w Wat Ifcwnt night The car was dn acha nejBfc W MORE DEEM 7 Friday , Roy and Leota Reason each one SM 11 ISM 1 I According to Uter repor Pin 1 ricrr 1 CONSeiWATiOM WOTf cknev srot more than her quoL of A EM,,2SK1 LB f1 T 4ee Otbm Uck from the nortt S SEimA Z2l cro8S 110 uPr who got not only a deer hut a coy fc Jv L oTldt P1 r 22 than tte Cliff is undecided which be Tjf i 18,104 J JT will ave fa Thanksgiving WilUrd T y , ,,4, t smn1 Thew X 1, WIRse, Ley McCleer and Tm Hew Aoid Bemwit Mich State San, J,, , hufVtilr vtolatj lett etf hUjmrty ah got deer lfceyf year hunted at Curran and lo in that Omservatiew offioere seade 00 uwp were aweeoessCoL Dan Hewlett rf3 for illegal hunting the flat Howard Dmnkers are stiH there vsHc of the hunting season Two eft Others who mwee there were Cecil and 144 iHegaUy killed deer km i MeTaviah of Meflain I Xher g Dating deer wen Harold tM TTTT Wey, B fisjughn Rex sd Cecfl TJHEGMJL CtmmmCATIOm Medee Levis Swarthout itCd ne RsguiT csnwusieicadin of living Other hunters who went ssere H JSrSL, A M will iMMtitileand sen, Jim, Musany Damm lisu held on turn nigsjt Oc 2, start m ur flutthauv W C Wc WaiavRe 35 j J v , tj aTTnin 1onrsgll with itosiy rneasnge and 1 Jj nr of man can rem ud Wvejftll C2afSun eve aervice at 7 M T,JtV 2 d 9Beciai music and sneaker from the 4t turkeys texcekt JP T1 111148 SeQidr ome anlnW X U sts we were one ef thenx S f1 f L tifT1 5,08 16 W ifanuUes won 2 Asneng thoa werc,ed usja tymesi My br I My h hretk WIFE She faajp a leading eete in MarV j Eleenngrs spejWsns 8t4iy WMe sn MsslnuT fcV swe Una tertsasunsT ISMS ue eff Mrs Lilnan Sines Gunn of Ann Arker and Ry Ceens of Congt parsonage ky Rev Ag4s4l daughter of the son of the nf Tne Detroit Suaf ip, Mmii itoisBFr Bend, GUnn v 4 plane FoOohnnj an w 4 under directien ef End ichaesninn fse lerill he served A 4 knled nlnvj naked I Ami V fr, Tne Ust 4 et , of Mflfocd was MI dc he i team Snn Me nrnnght knekn m tram the upper peninsuU unWe hcHnptnt nhim t and And Bur Inst nMnv he nana na Instend snsle a ear ssmd A the Vie Rokos Gsenjs Frasinr and W H Meyer lamky Two grand prises were tns last of the gsunesJfraJGlnNd Nuoffey Lan sing won the 10 grand prise and Garth Meyer, the second of on a cut with Mrs GUdys Gbnton the V F W played it mf this year and neither SOB drinks, or hot coffee was served nt this party , sal er is bigger than yours ata is on the ground in Jgurene wins plenty of troops and unless we are willing to soldier by soldier all these are wasted oratory as we hav nekk ing to hack them up with, has also issued a msiufnete n hksj effect that she will itien ef tne Holy Lnnd to Se w stay be in it the grand jnfjr Sen ante the ed na SMV ae neea GK UMKM Mavg tmm Ka n wm W fkekste nut llttlESJl ear tnkna in kvsding dawn as lesri enw w TT Ptackaey Dupch WeWUv No 1947 AVON THEATER S Fri A Sat Nov CHEYENNE flare 1 mi tboao Sar Wait NH 4 o wha Ufa, wrt eW j jttataeaa aterring 3ENNIS MO GAN, JANE WYMAN 1 Cartoon Sua, I THM Nov 30DC 2 NIGHT A DAY A Sttaerior Production of tha Ufa of COLE PORTER wfth averytaiaa te make Good Eri lartainfeant for avarvona starring CARY GRANT ALEXIS SMITHjphu NEWS COMWCi W Ruo MadaUane Panaort Daughter Forovar Am bar On da only Dc 10th When that blurry old wind makes the curtain daece and th windows rattle, its fun to hop into ft bed already warm and cozy How come My new electric blanket, of course Mom likes it, too She sleeps better cause she knows Im snug and warm no matter what the weather Sis whos pretty smart for a girl claims bedmaking is easier And Dad goes for it because it costs only a few pennies a week Blissful, healthy slumber is as close as the nearest Detroit Edison office or your neighborhood appliance dealer who stocks automatic electric blankets Made of pure virgin wool by firms who created electrically heated flying clothing, automatic blankets are light and fluffytextured In soft boudoir pastels, they wash beautifully, and one blanket does the work of three oldfashioned ones See them today and switch to better sleeping Satincovered electric comforters are available, too Col ,,, 41 The DETROIT EDISON Co MUMt MH MKKMAM HM DatraN Sympatay Orafcaata, Taaaaay eveetaoj at 7SOWWJ Noeiaf47YeaFAgo The Iinckney Senior cfass will persent ilrTs ill in the Pay Streak at the opera house Dec S Miss Lulu Abbott is doctoring saltrheum with Dr Wylie of Wate loo Lyle Briggs ha purchased the dray line of Dudley Grieves Mis Wheeler Martin has bought the Hoy Teeple place A chicken pifi suppei at the V G Dinkel farm Dec 4 BiNicft of Lak in appointment I Mis Mary Matin entertained a number of little folks Tuesday in honor of Tier granddaughter Bei Mills Mrs Charles Love entertained 10 ladies at dinner Friday in honor of her daughter Mrs P G Teeple of Marquette Dexter is electric railroad consious and delegations of citizens are urging both proposed line, the Boland and Hawks and Angus to run though their vilEage Botjh road have done considerable grrding from Jackson east Albert Mijls lost an elctto et and had to treat ttoe winners to an oyster supper at the home of Miss Grace Lake He lost the bet to Jay Stanton and had to feed 25 The counfly assn o rmers Club meat at Howell Dec I Those on the program are MoHIe Wilson,RReid A M Wells Mrs D O Smith and Supt, Stirling Albert Mills has finished his sum mers work for George Younglove L J, Abbott played for the dano at George Blacks Wednesday Chae Poole taught for Supt Durfee here Wednesday Mr and Mrs Patsy Walsh attend ed the funeral of their nephew, Chas, Northard of Dexter Sat who died of typhoid fever Mont Nolan heard a noise in his hen house last night and rushed out He caught a man carrying 4 ducks toward a horse and buggy The intruder dropped them when he saw Mont and fled Roy Hoff with the Holmes Dancer store, Stockbridge,wiTTbe at P J Jachsons store Dec 1011 with line of ladies coats jackets ete takl ib I Round 1 Sirloin Porterhouse Pork Sausage Yearling Lamb Lcgc,Cfcps,AoMt Frastlca kto,M Lard lb pkg Royal Gelasjnoftrs Arriving Every Day anb 4BFSaB SaP aVPvwavVaaal Saa nr iatntas Merchandiae u iwWn1 Netm of 3M I nan Ago The assumpsit suit of Best Van Blaircum jr vs Tim McCarthy was trietl in the towit hall before Just te Albert Frost Fri A largo crowt Frank Shields was VanBlarcums att for his pay helping McCarthys thr esWng outfit He got a verdict of 1234 and 315 costs However he had to pay the costs of 2 noncosts amounting to 10 Chubby Gorton started as att for yCarthy but i tangled ii nursrosJS legal pants acii VJ succee led by Glen YelU ,i , n i i un as VanLi c HI Hit i,th partiJ3 areallowed 5 days to fila,motionfor a new jtrial A new iron fence has been erect ed around the Pinckney cemetery George Breda and family have moved toDetroit John Teeple and Chas VanOrden iiave gone deer hunting Harney Lynch is visiting in N Y ity We got a card from him mail ed in Jersey City Dule Darrow has charge of the optical dept in a Pontiae store 1,1 Hubbard has purchased the Will Bland farm ijcrt Gardner has bought an auto ljom to Floris Morar nd wife, 1ud Rapids Nov 24 a girl Ada Mattel First National Bank J IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAU Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor TWO WAYS TO CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING 1 Sharing what wo can s e with those who have lcs 2 Giving thanks for allthat we privileged t6 own This bank vi not be open on Thanksgiving Day WE HAVP AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR ftOUND LOANS REAL E8TKTR MORTUAGIi OR PERSOi l AT RIAAO ABLE RATES WANTED RAW FURS DEER SKINS BELT MIDLS HORSE HIDES WED Ttav NOT 1 27 BLACK GOLD Drama in color starring ANTHONY QUINN, KATHER1M DeMlLLE ELYSE KNOX DUCKY LOUIE Catc Showa 7 s 15 A 918 Fri MMI Sat NOV S8 29 GUNFIGHTERS,, Starrina RANDOLPH SCOTT, BA VRA, BRITTON, DOROTHY HAui, BRUCE CABOT CHARLEY GRAPEWIN Cartoon Laaat Naws Sun Mon A Tuas Nov 30 Dae 1 2 DOWN TO EARTH Musical in Technicolor atarriag RITA HAYWORTH, LARRY PARKS MARC PLATT, JAMES GLEASON Sunday Shows 3879 Wad A Thurs Da 34 SPORT C KINGS PAUL CAM ELL, GLORIA HENRY HARRY DAVENPORT PMe WHEN A GIRLS BEiTIFUL ADELE JERGENS, MARC PLATT PATRICIA WHITE HO WELL Theater UOWFJLL, MICH mJm a Thun A Fri Nov 27 28 Mat Thur Thanksgiving Day 21 WILLIAM ELLIOTT VERA RALSTON 4 j WYOMINCI News Comady Sat Nov 29 SHARYiN MOFFETT SHEEP PELTS LUCIUS J DOYLE, PH 42 FARM DRAINAGE GENERAL EXCAVITWG LEON FENNER RIVES JCT PH 39441, JACKSON BANJO PlMa SUNSET CARSON la I 1 RIO GRANDE RAIDERS Cartooa Sun, Mon, fNov, 30, Dae 1 Mat, Sun 215 Continuous LORETA YOUNG, JOSEPH and tATLEN,ETHEL BARRYMORE mTHE FARMERS DAUGHTER Comad Cartoon N IWI Tues, Wad, Dae, 2, 3 BILL WILLIAMS BARBARA HALE in A LIKELY STORY Novelty ghbori Jucou Ganahern, 5 fruitgrower nd owner ot Ganznorta Sun Su msion, Ann Arbor died last Tbur a Lnivewity hospital Surviving axe ui wife, a son and 4 daugbtera Hi ,ife was formerly Gertrude Battk f Pinckney Funeral was Monday ,t St Thomas church, Ann Arbor lidward Murphy brother of Mrs uy Kuhn of Gregory, died in St osephs hospital Mt Clemens, last week Amllip liactcKe who was diiichar ed from the army as a celoixei af lex a years service, has opened a w office a Brighton live old Hartiand flour mill first , Axht nearly 100 years ago buruei iown last vcckuNo flour had bee 4iade theio in a numbA of yw n oribwaaCJ2be4at yere saarried there teat EL J He i gr of Cunningbaass Drag uin Arbor and a Jr9 , fc iirnest Mas, JJ t Vetera Ho Mark Betirf sfaBJwtt Ti H ooeratio at jnV ial Laniung lad HoweU ovecwd and 4ive nisi 1VArinfjatta 04 w getting ofrfbrfttfi Rev Aitteaee , h aeoaiad a 4o Mr and Mai Baal bar acmrV atsaitebe t NewOioefbuuxeaaiaow u tsai syaajtcsipa aad dam are ceachiaf cbe asarkec la 4ceeasiag ois4aties taaca imm m4 typo ot suaace to aak every taate ae weiiaf every baaaab V4miHumUmodetamyiitAUmpMikjpUuai imettikmimpiwemuAM4febpiM4 at tbe aaodeiratt p Pof data wf tn thr awaati aajrfMaaat i AW posaiaia taaTaaatiaa CAii it fO0r lltwcdl to Waa fisaar a aaeatat Bja awv TO aajarfjBfjBBBji m PINCKNEY DSPATCHJWbwtdt Ngvtt 1947 M ihe Peoples Store Groceries, Dry good Canned oods, Shoe Gents Furnishings HMCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pineknav, lfcehran Intered M second uaai Lttstte al Pottoffke at iPinckjmy, Michigan undo he act ef March 1187 Subscription rati, 150 a PAUb W, CUmLSCT, Year Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Paeoe eerie Murray Kennedy ITin Kennedy Rena Mrphy and Robert Horine took in the MichOhio football game at Ann Arbor Saturday 5 Pinrkney O E S members attended an 0, S meeting at Ann Arbor last Thun night Henry Winkelhouse former How ell florist is ill and again confined to his home Mrs Ella Newman and Mrs Joeie Forner of Ana Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Ben White one night last week Mr and Mrs Vern McQuillan of Detroit called on Mrr and MraWm Shehan Sunday Dr Walter Mercer and family of East Landing were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wylie were Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Dexter and Hugh Doolittle and wife Mrs Kenneth Wylie and children spent Sat with Mr and Mrs Will Wylie in Howell Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee were Mr n Mrs Russell Nuoffer of Lansdng and Mrs Ed Nuoffer of Holt Mr and Mrs Fred Read spent Bun at the Dr Steve Brown home in Detroit Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell of Ann Arbor were Tues guests at the Ona Campbell home Mr anil Mrs Floyd Hammond of Lansing spent Srday with Mrr and Mrs Clyde Fisher mia ma oyci vi vjiunuy, w Qna ampbell and family wcra is visiting at the Ross Read home guri gts 0f Mr and Mrs FreJ Mrs John Martin was an over eampbeli of Ann Arbor Sun guests of her children in YpsA Earl Glubb 0f Howell called at anti the L J Henry home Sunday ndTinsIey of Fairhope Ala, Mrs Ossie Sigler of Detroit spent was a week end guests at the TOM last Wed with Mrs Nettie Vaughn Wave home Mrs Roy Merrill and Norma Ann Qmar Shohan of Webstar spent Fri with po, Mrs Nettie Vaughn JlOMI, Shirey Sons WRECKER SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR TLAY SAFE HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY RECONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DR1V1NCFREE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WWVTER BATTERY NOW rhone No il ACELVLENEEL LECTRC AUTO PARTS ACCESSOR LATHE8 ft CRND1NC WORK BATTERIES ft TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FREI TIMATM w YQUR CAR SHIREY SONS CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD, PINCKNEY CALL 138 f Mrs Ida Byeis of Grimsby, Ont me L Gass and wife of Detroit Sunday at the Lester McAfee SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 20 EA COWS 20 EA HOGS 6 Cwt ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVSAND SHEEP REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO OARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 T2 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Roy Reason went back again deer and Mr Olin Robinson spent hunting over the week end to St thl week in EvanaviIIe Ind Helen but was called home by thei illness of his yourigest daughter Dead or Alive HORSES 20 COWS 20 HOGS 6 cwt DfcPENDlrVG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE HflHHI Fuvjn Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aettt Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTFST Dd Stofe fWvic in The infant son born Nov 14 to Mr and Mrs James Murphy at Mt Camel hospital Detroit has been chridtended Gregory James hospital, Dearborn Thur Sf Stockbridge r Miss Lottie Braley of Highland was a Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt were in Detroit and Windsor last Wed Mr and Mrs John Carver flew to Lake Helen, Florida laWt week to attend the funeral of an aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen spent Sunday at the Kex Nogtfle home in Ann Arbor MrsJohn Bell and Mrs Elizabeth Brown were in Dexter Friday Mrs Louis Coyle and Mrs Ra, Burns were in Howell Friday Dr Cecil Hendee of Lansing called on his mother Mrst Rose Hendee Friday Mrs Marjorie Parkinson and dau bghter of Ann Aror were Sun guest ot Mrs Rose Hendee Lynn Hendee leaves for Boston, Mans, this week end to attend the National Wool Biqyers conventin Doyle Templeton and family of Keego Harbor spent the week end Annual Senior Play His Name Was Aunt Nellie DECEMBER 5, 6 AT THE PrNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYMN Mrs C J Cinton and Mrs Lola Lobdell called on C J Clinton at the Veterans night Mrs Nellie Clark and Mrs Gladys Clinton were in Ann Arbor Fri Mrs Jeanne Meyer and daughter and Mrs Blanche Clark called at the Enmett Clark home in Howell Fri Mr and Mrs Walter Clark spent Sunday with Lyle Hendee in Ann Arbor Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnny spent Sun with Mrs Emma Brogan in Stockbridge Joseph Griffith and family spent Sat in Lansing Ambrose Kennedy and family and John Kennedy of Howell spent Sun at the Irvin Kenned home Sunday guests ofMrand Mrs Er Gallup were Lionel Parkinson and family of Grosse Pointe, Bob Gallup and family of Oak Grove and Martin Markes Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout with Guy Kuhn and wife of Gregory attended the feather party at Bunker Hill Catholic church Sun night AT 800 P M CAST OF CHARACTERS ARCHIE BALDWIN, a prosperous small town merchunt EKDEEN BERTHA, his wife SHEILA, his daughter, aped 19 FRED, his son, aged 17 JOYCE, another daughter, aged 15 CHLOE, their colored maid LOIS ED SAUDERS a neighbor RAY MABEL, his wife JEKKY PARKHAM, DAVID AB AUDREY AMBURGEY BETTE WADDELL JAAUJo MEYER , BETTY WALLACE WARE HURTIBUSE ETELYN BOWMAN a young actor DAVID LEDWIDGE MR VANDILLING, president oflhcJbankr 0GALLUP P W CurTett id family caTled lASS 6 on Mr and Mrs Joe Lorette of Dex 8ll,Whiteand wife jt Howell ter Sunday Mrs W C AtLee called at the cy AtLee home in Ann Arbor one day last week Mrs W C AtLee attended a card party Thur at the home of Mrs Margaret Fl into ft in Howell Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr were in Stockbridge Saturday 1 Spent home last Wed at the Ben White STATE OF MICHIGAN County Central Dead StoekCo Electric Wtr Heater Waier Syatems oEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES SINKS Stanley PittKe Hi 1 J NOTICE We are now open foi ooetnest Jntfce St Anderson Bid Estlratat gladly fvn for Sheet Metal work, gutters, oVwnspaeia, Smoke Stacks and furnace repairing Tn the near future we watt also a eoxjne ed for welding and brasing All work guaranteed TT Piaekney Fatirkatog Sheet Met1 Oumpany RATE TAXE The Kfchigan Bell Telephone co rate case is Tn the recess stage with indications that sessions will not re sumed until well after the first of the year As Ferry Allen, asst comptroller, testified Thurs and Fri to close the companys direct testimony, chair man Suart white of the cemm, said he has had no idea as to when the hearing will reopen he comm awaiting the result of an audit and appraisal of the co investment revenue, and expenses which is being undertaken with the help of outside consultants at a cost of between 260,000 and 350,000 The recent special session of the tegisature appropriated the smaller amount Th co is required to reimburse the state for such costs Tlie financialatrenMkof the in stitution with atf fee tSRcations on the quality of aejvfte to the custoi mer is much men important than any momentary economy said At len in urging a return of abowt t per cent on the companys inn yestasent He emphasized that the co should not he required to en debt f ineavcliff to meet con Tb PlpbaU Court for trie of Liviaffston At a session of said Court held aut the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 10th day off November AD, VM7 Present, Hon Willis L Lyone, Ju jje of Probata in the Matter of the Estate of Cleve G Poole, Deceased Grace M Poole having filed in said Court her final administration account, and net petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution t th residue of said estate, It is Order, That the 1st day of December A,D, 1947 at ten oclock jjn the forenoon, at said Probate Of tic be and is hereby appointed for examjnig and allowing said account and heaing said petition It is Further Ordered,That public notice thereof be given by publication of a cony of thisorder, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pi nekney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cireemted in said county Willis L Lycis, Judge of Probate Celectia Parshall, Register of Pro bate CHRSiTMAS GIFTS Exquisitely packaged gifts by Avon Yon will give them with pride or receive them with joy, Avon gifts as brought to your homc exclusively by an Avon representa The Scene Is Laid m SETTING a SmalJ Town Connetiicut STORY OF THE PLAY His name was Aunt NMie its audience laugh And to Archie Baldwin wife and thrte is a grown was written for one purpose only to make say it succeeds ts expressing it mildly prosperous smalltown banker with a pleasant children Shelia, 19 Fred, 17 Joyce, 15 He and his next dor neighbor, Ed Saunders like to play the horses and occasionally s p away from homo riid go to the tracks, telling their families they are visiting distant Jatives, not nice enough to bring home Ed has invented Felix, a cousin from Paris, and Archie, a tough Aunt NeJie, who was a burlcfcscjue queen formerly Shejla wants to many Jerry Parkham, an irr ecunious young actor in the local summer theatre This her lather jrbids before hurrying away to see Aunt Nelliereally a trip to the track Jerry overhears the plan and you can imagine the fun when Jerry conceives the idea to become Aunt Nellie, the bin lesque queen who comes to pay a visit white Archie is at the tracksMoney is discovered missing at the bank and Archie is accused of bejng an embezzler and his wife threatens to leave him The play isfull of laughs Dont miss it tn KneaeK aAU JFt Men left lent Tuesday im St PeterbeentwSTer etntetton neadsAH dFthe compenyel k nee in enettel stock AJaesj showed that fee company4 1 lower eorp waee tmmm aW eewamt e Mrs Leeiie SIrey, Phone 8 Aeher Wylie end family spent Sun with Dr end MAY Wfriie, U Dexter UTTO LittsMfiU FURS Bought Muskrat Mr and Jlrs Jas 8teekaaie aen, Don and Mr ind Mrs Jfsmen sma aatfaent aTear Ism iPWsmmmm eaRjaammj ammmmmy emmSie i i m fM 4 Close State Bank FOR SALE Cabbage lia par bu trWtfei head BerliWlup TOE SALr2 Piece M , aiM l, Phone 88, Plnckney j C6RNER THANKSGIVING FOR SALETeam oi Haw and Heroes Cheap Sartris Utukrctss Phone 3 Piaetaey, VO SAL Radio P inWbkU r 1 T FREEMAN STO KER with HOT WATER CONROL 25000 List Price, Sale Price 21 1 GEHL SO 20 TO KER, Lict Price Sale Price 921300 1 22 SUNBEAM FURNACELiet gU Price 13100 2 STAINLESS STEEL SINKS, Lict Sale Price C 1995 2 PURITAN WATER SOPTNERS List Priee lS9fS Sale Price 12395 Prise lff 08, Price 139 Time to puse and reflect for a, day on our WwsiRfs We Vive in the U Sf Amerva, Any veteran of Wor Id War 1 or II who served on fore 4 loi AW full wejl 18 bias , iV t A ast here U people ateittoo, Beauttful eoneeU cabinet fL C A Vwtdr Q,oa, Ala Antt pe Sedpsom Suite M6 U J nosr, gftvei Mill Road gonaoat stivers tot Mat S oe, Piaekaey, Mtek Daily U00 A at to S te r at, fixCeot WccUaeaa ate, TeeeFrL, Sal, 7 0Oate8 8SJt DR GR MCCLUSKY tL eaa Attoraoys at taw Vet 8tafte tad eviage leak MsjssJlV MtohLja M4 ffiFSEk CFBF c a eeaoejopeacewp I Let ut grva thanks for I ges of living in the oun that ives the greatest advantage tt SttfHBOF ICCBjflW THE PROBATE COURT fOR THM tha greatett number oi people m p , Qavt hold t I the whole world J the Probate Offka fa the City of S Hawaii, said County 0 tha th djsv oftaJorember, A D, 47 PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY McFnerson State Bank Hon, Witt U Lrous, wt Ju4 oyobate Money to loan at teabto J Kama te Harry Boweber, Interestpa Booaa i Matter of tha qtottge of Time Cartifiaata tl DepoMt fcajflto Harry, Bowskor, AIV oaoe1la M00 Adult MantoA Poraon i aru sHaoluey Miealgaa CEMBTUf SfiMORlALS 924 N Mala t Ann ArhotMich Harold Chubb, Local KcprntctWo 19 FUMING ST, HOWELL Attorney At Law 1 ajmtm saetuga somj IstPC T ftopalriijT attalaH cWHilif HERB SNEED City, Us ajai Wi A Liet T i Yisr loaotty WMh tM fJtttv fd i JUrry B Bowahar Hied in GENERAL INSURANCE ats MceUfae ftttrj L our jaoaaoreBBO w r1 Oopocil laearaaee Cespaaaaiea Cottfi his patitJoa ysaying that tPAbit t iv ktjhe Court antaar an ordot Ranging J11 FOR SALE Stofklined baby buggy iame j of j ,,, Qraca AUCTIONEER SALES A SPECIALITY I CaU Pinckney 107 jv j D Bowiher, to Harry 8 0ritt and LOSTMetlium large Redbone nuo WM n pM II Pleaw ai Phoi Hlium large Redbone hcuid J Qm Bfit call or notify Grant Tftard I 0rdwd x tho Ul day of ioAvclI 1105F5 Baoombar, A, 0 i4iw tt odoek Bs 2 t IliittE t Minerals 325cwt FOR es black times, fiw times, price 15, a win 245 Unadilla St, Phone 68 SPINET PLAN0 BARGAIN Would like to contact aomt resferebces and assume a BEilT WYLIE PHONE PINCstNEY 7SPS1 SEPTIC TANKS A CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE AiXtL HOTEL ROOM 70 v PHONE 42 State an 7 Lakeside Dt Raah Lake PHSWARTHOUT A SON FTiNERAL HIS aa Pwctthey, MUhic FRED C REICKICF Sr OPTOMETi ST 120 WEST GRAi J RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 388 RESIDENCE 613 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOlC ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT ton a cop, ei this arjer, onca j 1 waoks pravioaa p aaid Istsvta in 1 Pinckney ipeav m majwDaporl mmmt J Classified ould wo vZ 7K rltfc Pinckney Wststfch, m majrsonw i Bible lr with BJJlpriated and circulaaad to sjall county Bbces, who can Py V2 5 Wis L Lvont dg 09Probate Willi L Lyons A true copy Celestia PnrshaR e Probata can pay fiaouv ana few minimum montS W payments an ft lovely spinet piano lPiann care of thft PJTjjr r ing references and 1 will toll yem where piano can be seen Tmlrio Posit boxes in the postofflea vault mg room, lUWneiu nr lhat people of this lClowLri etion for thepatt to years or lota 3500, terws st mora have beenordord out by the ORDERED OUT The fire and burglar proof d R K Elliot 50 Putnaw on Fanners Feed Supply Cc PHONE 4 , MAX RU8 FOR RKNTTrapping fights my farms Uohn Speari Phon 181F12 FOft SALEBase Bun wng Stove, Alex Laslo 34 Mile North of Anderson WANTED General Office , peTienced in bookkeeping, tjpta iSe at Dispatch Office, Bo, 108 FOll SALE FURNITURE, 2 Piece Blue Living Room Suite, Metal Glider, Reed Settee and two Chain, Suitable for cottage or porch, Skirt ad Vanity and StooltBedroom Chair vill wtwman,Marble Top Table, , r, ltQ Dressers Odd Mirror, Lajnp, Price 1100 Kli Aron H 6 Un Fireplace Screen, Four Sots of No tor Koad, Pinckney, Michigan vols, like new, Ping Pong Table, and Table Tennis Outfit, Pair of SPECIAL OFFER Maple rkia Piano, Sectional Bodk I will conduct auction sales for cftM etc FOR SALERound Oak Heating Stove, 20 in firepot Sit John F Conner FOR SALE Oil chicken brooder us ed one xason, capacit 4fti hick postoffice dept Those boxes, were il vlu v installed when the bank occupied tha the flat rate of 15 per sale with M86 PettyariUa Road, 4 tmlai building and continued when the out rerd to the amount of goods Eft8t of pinckney postoffiot took it orer I to be sold BTAV OV M1UBIOAN The dreui Court for the County Of LMQfston in Chancery Order Of FuMieatagn Rueeall Ughtlo and Marte Lumavd UghUe, W wife Plaintiffs I L B, Lombard and Ms nknowAFOB RENTModern 6 rora apart ment Roy Hannatt, phone 111 Bert Wylie Auctioneer WANTED Sewing, Dreas Making SPECIAL2 DOZEN CALIFORNIA and alternations,Mm, Joe Stackable ORANGES 38 Ccnt 300 Howell St, Pinckney HOWELL FRUIT AyEGT MARE FT 17 EAST GRAND RHOR FOR SALB6 Heating Stoves ROT Francis Murphy FOR SALE 11 acres of corfc in M 1t and SO tojn alfalfa and brome hay FOR RENT Small year around hou Fred Sagerhone i,ighton 4870 t Rush Lake Call John Lobdell Housewives 8AV E YOUR WASTE FATS jboiraydeviseest lfiioti saeigno Dofndanta SuH pending in said Court on tha 20 day of September 847 It appearing from the sworn bill t filed iv it m WILSON TRAILER RENTAL SER ICE 6121 Grand River, Howell,East Bnd of Lake Chemung, Open Evanlngs and Sunday, Phone 35451 660 R Howell after 6 LOtiTSchaefer Pen and Pencil st at Pinckney schoolWill pay reward Elsie DeRolfe krffttSi 5rTt tooAlANELElSli pair lor lQOt0lifgeT w l OCA Bina hTrvw Infanta oriL nm Overcome Soap Shortage rLUX fiSUFEBUOY Phere is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only rot one fifth of what they used In 1041 This also alreetraetata, textiles, leather goods, floor r coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have beemnttle soap last year, One out of every nine cakes of soap aada last yor was made from waste lata avod n American kitchens, o dont bl me your grocer if ho has no oap but save ovary ounce of fat you can and sell it to yrejr f butcher, Used 1 Leave Them at this Store rouu or satrrn MEATS AI that me niaintuxa aava AOS Boea, w , able after TSigasrt search and inqui ar 25c value For infants, girls oi ry to ascertain whether the dafend ladies Cuff aasortad colors REALTOR LADIES HOSE4 pairs for 8100, g roanw with x acM Territor 88c value, choice of seraisheer ial roacL East ui iortage Lake Kd rayon or fullseam service weight i600, with 6uu aown, 20 a mo, eotteii Foil shades Near Dexter 13 acres,5 room house 5r Fast ssLas feSnL BriTJ BIttDSEYE IAPERSI96, a doi MOittrjr M PMUgh wi oil furnace, 18,500 H cub ante art liviag or dead or where, Vthoy reside if living, or whether they or any of them hav paraonal ropxasontativas living, or where they or any of than reside ar whether the Utle, inteoat, cMija, tteav,oc po siMo right of said defeadaate ia and so the land and treates hetoiaaf t idsscribed has been assigned to any other pemem or poraons, or whether such title interest, claim lieu or possible right ta sjOd pre v e mlses Ui bean dlspoasd of by the MENS DRESS SOX5 aauo w lgQ i M oeeuwpoawo os oy woj oo p W Acres, 7 room house 20,000 defenUante by Will Ata it faitfaer appeasing to this Qca that the plaintiff do hot knu r, and have not boom jfcsa after diligttnt search and taBjaJry, to ascertam the namoo of Qm persojta s era included asvdafandants in saeauM without baiag earaed c iu tor the plafarttff it is ENOXVILLfi,,TEKNESSM GSUIE I ROBINS orderod that the aUve named do WANTED LAjhes and rubbish Is , E LROB1NS fondaata and each and aB at them haul away Will also pick op eW Ypsilanti, Phone 2840 fiuu o ,, J sash 5SST r ess sLrn colors rf hoaUr furnace nie cement pier A JSUS5 f OTRAOTEBD 16,50000 2TTV LES CGstfiS wttw in Poirch, furniture indisu , U,gl,,0SALIS DEPTA05 y usl cottage, 84,600 Thsrafore, an swift 8a Olenn PO BOX 2029 DEFT, AUT , uit uaknowm hetra, atiOisa, newspaper and Jiies egateos and aasigna, eanaa ftair epoearanee entered in IMl eaaaa with la throe monthag fffeaka flats of this order, and that H 6t0k there of the bill of comptelfjl sTttsd hero in be tajcen aa eonfesaed by said do foadanta and each and at erf them And It id further orerad, that tha plaintiffs within forty days from tha data hereof, eatjs ttts order to ha pubHshed n tha Pradknoy Dispatch a newspaper prsaasjj pah iithel and circulated fa aeii Conly of l higston, once aach ejejSja for sic succesate weeks Jomph B MM OtreaJI A trae Ospfi Joha A The aawfa ontttced a4 bbteMld to HsnfPrtsk Balewnan Clyde OWasopvPiaekney Fred Millspaugh, Ypsi,Ph 1275 H R O Cummlng,Ypsi Ph, 708 M ae wbetel Mo lloskins SnMzd at Cats the fettswiag iuffcsj OeXiW Ma Hoskias eoaieVt way she got a it of tisW Harpo, the eat, essae aa tha rosaPfaaUyaguredfadhavata gat ttt of rlarao sJlagstaar, beer MyseH, I eajey a SMderaU glass of beer ar two wka frleaas bat Rfs ap to tasai what aovvfasawhere I sH, the nnpertant 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 26, 1947 Description An account of the resource November 26, 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 1947-11-26 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1b9e15f3e89acf37036d09e61f1575c2.pdf f3e8d7dd79817555ac44b89a6fda1763 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. wi, x WI PIP V sc PiTi VOL 64 Michigan Mirror In his Hew crusade to make state commissions and bds more respon School News SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Pat Hadden, Joan Fisher and BoJ bert Clark are on toe tick list Joan Fisher, Carole Fuhrman and give to the voters, Gov Kim Sigler Mary Jane imVe 4rawn a ia again in the role of a bold re pretty Christmas acene on the black toraiit, a knight in shining armor, boanl i aatrid a traditional wliite horse, givj The 6ighth graders are planning tag battle gallantly to the forces of a pargy for aeventh graders beentrenchcd vested interests thiscaude the eighth graders lost tfte time, state bureaucracy itself junior Red Cross box filling contest Here is an issue obviously cut out We have a new eighth grader Her Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday Dec 3 1947 by Mai OUR DEMOCRACY THE BLESSINGS OF LIBCRTY KO THC ABUNDANCE OF THIS GREAT LA FOR THE FRUITS OF THEIR LABOR OUR FOREFATHERS CAVE THANKS Circuit Court News name is Betty Mallory We also have a new seventh grad er who came from Ark His nameis Floyd Campbell Our room divided into two teams for Michigans fighting governor There is nttie doubt that he will try to make most of the opportunijj during 1448, an election year The governors announcenufi j , that he will seek to make directorst0 188 Dom Ymsted f commissions and boards responsib an I,lfTmdf Me P Le directly to him, and in turn dej Jhj Umstead team is in the pendent on the State Senate for ap Bo team 8 6 8old about , pointment, was made in the triump J0 wf , hant wake of a successful legislative1 Mary Hefn celebrated her birth session There the governor display ed new and aggressive powers No longer was he content to submit his recommendations and then leave sol ona to their own prerogatives, thus day as well as Thanksgiving last Thursday SECOND AND THIRD The people in the second grade keeping the executive branch separ who have had As in their Mastery I ate from the legislature branch, as Tests jn spelling far the last four he has done earlier in the year weeks are Earla Jean Tuthill, Kar With the aid of tate G 0 P e Bollen, Karen Gustafson Mary chieftains, he applied the pressure Hner , convincingly and effectively A 32 Work has been started on the page bill abolishing the corrections Christmas Operetta comm and replacing it with a nonf Stephen Holleijbach, Mary Jo civil service appointee, was consider arr and Shirley Kramm arejm the ed briefly t the Senate judiciary a l llst tnJS week committee, sent without change to 1 f program in owrvanee the floor explained for six minutes lhanjagmng which was held last and approved 25 minutes later That ed afternoon, was much enjoyed is speed 1 Observers have pointed out that by the group from this room 4K WINNERS Current Those who are against bi back the bodies of the soldier Listed, many of S 0V9T cl that the are old ones The Geore ho Jt their liv8 all Imisjtl in French, Belgium German and Holland cemeteries and that tha present position of the governor is a reversal of his earlier stand re The following 4H members are garding the Oomm Last May lie ind, attending the Chicago Stock Show J icated that the corrections commh H expenses paid Darrell ef was one of the best in ihe land Ha fey,HandyjEveyn Fawcett,DeerfieId asked Austin H MacCormick, wcecut Caro1 Huston, HartlandjAlice Sal Ive director of the Osborne Assn01 Oceola Jack Sancrson,Iosco and a noted penologist,, to appear Lorna ShirleyPutnam Davd White before a legislative committee that head, Unadilla George Winegar, was considering a bill to revise the Handy Robert Nelson, Cohoctah Michigan setup MacConnick declar Kdttr Mreyer Unadilla and Edward ed that Michigans system was a fcwUe Handy, had part ot their ex mojel ipenses paid County Agent Stone, ,, , 4H Leader Hart and 8 other chapWith his Nov bill approved over went alg0g whelmingly by the legislature, Sigler then disclosed that he would ask the FAB1 Y MAILING legislature to vest power in the gov fcAK1ir iiiwu ernor to appoint comm duvaors, PoKtoffice patrons are again ask subject to Senate approval , ed to mail their Xmas giflts and The governor feels that Mich, has cards early Out state fcfy Dec 10 too many commissions, and bds and local by Dec 15 Wt limit is FOR OUR PRIVILEGE TODAY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DVNAMIC PROGRESS OF A FREEPECPLE TO BEND EVERY EFFORT TOWARO A COMPLETD VICTORY FOR THIS PRINCIPLE OF FREEDOM TO UARO OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE WELL THAT WE MAY PAS IT ON, CLEAR AND SC6, OUR CHILDREN FOREVER LET OS GIVE THANKS Lodge Election Livingston Lodge No 76 F I A M at their annual meeting on Tuesday elected the following offi cers for the ensuing year I W M s w Ji W Sojac should pe abolished outright 70 lbs Only first class mail has lor some should be retained Those worth j warding priviliges refining should be held responsible direct to the governor who now, Sig MORE BODIES TO ARRIVE ler says, is little else than a glorifii TheToiy of Pfc Edgaii Clinton ed clerk killed in Belgium Dec 1944 has not ed He specificaly refers to the statej yei arrived here Two more bodies The installation is Sat, Treas Secy S D J D Tiler Jack Hannett Clyde Fisher George Gardner W C Miller P W Curlett Merwin Campbell Winston Baughn J H Hooker Balance of officers to be appoint Dec 13 conservation dept, as being a kinp dom unto itselt, tree Xrom political control Whereas the director now holds office at the will of the comm under the Sigler plan he could be reappotnted or fired evoiy 2 years at a turnVf the political tide Therein lies th great weakness in the governors armor For the past n the church parlors Sat, Dec 6 18 years only one Michigan govern Sale begins at 200 p m Fancy or Harry F Kelly has servedWork,Aprons,Candy, Baked GoodsA two successive termsEvory 2 years cafeteria supper at 5 p ni by the with one exception, a new governor Young Ladies Auxiliary, took office In the dept, oi agricul Wo vena Prirtaj rZuSSn tad Preparation tor M, ComiwL A each Satunlay tx a p m 9unciy T00 to 7ao g Instruction by Sisters Mon, u 4 pm Masses at 800 a m and 1100 a m The Dec term of court starts Dec 8 SO cases are which are old ones, rne George Hayes case, 3rd olfense lor Or unaenness ha been on the docket over a year There are 2 citizenship cases giVe vereny taken cart of i criminal, 10 chancery, 14 iasue eforatea wih flowers by of tact and 23 divorce , S161 People there G Ii wl Tne ciUzenship cases art John V ln 1 0unUie8 di tttl Gerycz and Lotto WnoTski hey that lttr for ,tu ls vgVy scarce and valuable tbara i he criminal cases are George ihe people are very poor eviy Hayes, drunkenness Clayton See foot of land is put into cxopsS field urunkeuness, Stanley VanBlair people resent the fact that sTmS cum contributing to delinquent, of valuable farming land is taken owr minor g,rl liruce McLeod, auto for cemeteries Farming is still cLT theft Lloyd btearns and Richard ried on as iin grahdfatliers day A rrank, continued over machinery and fertliser are hard to 1 lie jury cases are Leland and get Human excrements are aavl Samuel Campbell va Grace Knapp, and so is the urine of the horsaa and assumpsit Isabel Karus vs Citizen,, cattle there When this is put Mut Auto Ins Co Chas vs Ed the land the odor is almost onbaa ward Daves, James Header vs Clay able Broker, appeal Chas and Carrie Saunders vs 1aul Bedford and Mar shall Roulett, Orain Norweed vs Although Michigan and Notr Fred Sener, Ronald Timmons vs Dane football teams do not meat Frank Howard, John Burns vs Carl this year, gtill a good comparsion is Bowen, Ralph Gates vs Joseph and possible Both teams play U of Bonnie Smith, all trespass Tof the Southern California Notre Dame oa eas4 Nonjury cases assUnjpsit Dv, G and Michigan at the Rosa layhelle Padley vs Sam Genn Mary Bowl, on New Years Day Michigan Hagman, minor and Leon Ua tnan ami Notre JMme are rat the two vs James Cornell best teams in the nation and South J he divorce cases are Mary Jane em Calif, in given little chance to 3 Orville AniburgeyTen , U best either Michigan is classed as id LaRuo, Cecil i Ora Farly, the No 1 team one week and Notra Julia vs Andrew Torek, Roys vs Dame the nextTJie Asan Press Ail Doiothy Edith Baker, Jack vs Betty AmeWcan football team had one McCrbe, Orville vs Bertha Watter Michigan man, Chappius, on it A t Helen z John H i in,n Arloa vs Notre Dame players Chas Welton, Clare vs Leon Booth Patricia vs John Keeker, Gloria vs Ernest Wettler,Margaret vs Jay El 0ne battle looming in congrasa well, Ethel v Try Booth, Ethel vs is between big business and the coWm, Malachi, Jan vs Victor Geer operative companies Big business is Jack vs Muiy Lou Erwin, Odesa vs taxed but the coops are not Tha Duncan Monroe Jean vs Albert latter escape taxation by the fact Ghorkin Eleanor vs Chas Briggs, fney claim to be nonprofit organMildred vs Arthur LaBallister, Earl isatiuiu who sell goods to members vs Lyda Smith, Jennie vs Clarence at J only charging enough extra Smith t0 operating coats Big business denies this and says tha coops e sufficient money to exPad Wm Baytes, Herbert Portelr VH greatly and erect large modem Margaret Rheinhart, John Decker buildings There are 13,600 such covs Ed Combes, Paul Ferris VB Esth PS in the nation, mainly farm and er Johnson, injunction Ralph Cook cltY consumer types If taxed thajr vs Paul Courtrijrht Frank Struck would yield the government 18,V9 Lester VanBlaircum, forclosure OOflTOOOOOO Willard Reihel vs Woodlawn Lake Co, specific performance Aaron A Philadelphia butcher hoe work Schouttauer vs John Pomercy Leo ed out a system to cut prices He nard Proll vs Floyd Felder, Alex signed up 300 customers who pay McPherson v Thurson Lumber Co llm 1,25 a week In return for i Chancery cases are City of How denj oil vs Fred Server, Paul Diethen vs mad ttt O Mercy LADIES AID FAIR Thu Ladies Aid of the Pinckney CongiChurch will hold their bazaar ture the result was a new director every two years with appalling regu larity This lack of continuity prom Ona Campbell and George Mea pted legislation spurred by farm bon jr came back from the north Organizations, to take tne director with 2 deer last week George has ship out of politics and into hei0ur thriks for some vension hands of a new commission Chas Figy a Kelly ppointee was renamed director are expected here They are Victor Masons, Stars, thetr families and Szymanski and Hollis Engle The friends invited , 1 latter is the son of Nora FoheyJ The installing officers are J 0 st Marys Church Sun, Dec 7 Engle of Whitmore Lake Gd InBt Officer Ona Campbell Tnd Sun of Advent, Com Sun f0 Gr Mar Clifford Miller A Ur y Religion Guidance Gd Chaplain Rev McLucas clafes Mon at 40a p m Gd Sec Joseph Griffith Amg the intentions are Sun Refreshments will be served 1 f0 ite Jenie Lavey, Mon late Mr , I A Mrs C Lynch and C H Kenn RADINOVICH GARDNER dy ri hV Mrs Maiy Kennedy, , B ,L ,, ,1 Juf Natives of Elsie Dunkas, Wed Miss Helen Radinovich of fowler high mass in Thanksgiving, Thur viHe and Dean Gardner of Pinckney late Joseph Brooks, Fri, req f0r weer married Friday at Brighton by living Sat, late Rose Platowski Rev M J McLucas Both are em, ihe month of Dec is devoted to ployed at the Howell Electric Moi penitential, four weeks in preparat ors Congratulations I ion for Feast of the Nativity Your f prayers are requested for the sick Marriase Licenser rlciiHrd an membeM f p liouis Lipka vs Lynn Vigees,Russell Lijrhtte vs L R Lumbard, Eric Hib bard vs Raechol McNair,, M J Mcpherson Estate vs Buck Lake Oil Co quint title DECEMBER IuRYLlST PutnamEdna Campbell Edward Bowman, returned from the north last week with a deer Dr 1y M Duffjr came back form the no, in with a deer and Francis Shehan and Gerald Bauer got a deer and two bear A REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Genuine calfskin biHfolds Person alized with name, initials and lodge Omervrttion Notes Arrests for deer hunting violations total n even 1000 EmergencymDlem Hand ioolad and laced, messages delivered to deer hunters Choice of black, brown or red Prictotal 150 Rain and snow curtailed ed at 750 deer hunting and tho number of Arnold Barquift Mich State San, hunters the second week was much Howeli Mich lass than the same period a year Earl DeBen jr 21, Byron, Phyllis Bowhall, 18, Howell Robert McDonj gatorial society COMM C0tOL CHURCH Bible Sunday is Dec 9 MO To date 23,705 in bounty money hsu been paid for foxes CHRISTMAS GIFTS Exquisitely packaged gifts by Avon Yoa will give them vth 21 deer were shot by archers in1 pride or receive them with joy, AvAllegan county this year 140 hunters killed 251 aharp tail ad grouse on Druramond Island this roar Bid are bein advertised for concessions at 19 fttate parks Waterloo and Pontic Lake were added to tha Hat for next year The bids are 10 on gifts are brought to your honv exclusively by an Avon representa tive aid, 25, Howell, Barbara Bailefr, 21 n Alrird pMt0 UMki Robert Perry, 24, Pinck H DffSf 1 ney,Doris Woodford,2Detetack Me C5lSSl, rlAr Forton, 22, Howell, Eleanor C aw ford 22 Howell, Dean Gardner, 331 ta Pinckney, Helen Radinovich, 221 wigpr Fbwlervflle Willard Widmeyer, 22 ZL T Pinckney, Esther Marshall, 21, Tin J 10t0 ekney Sunday School nHl Stiperintaadent WiJbur Iidi Young Pefu Meetirgv 73Q NOTICE There will be a regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 45 O E S on Friday niht, Dec 5th at 800 oclock This meeting honors past I and present Ruths Mrs Lao C Lavey fell and broke her collar bone Tuesday M J Reason expects to ttend the Chicago Live Stock Show George Meabbn jr and wife spent Sat at the Bob Marshall home in Jackson his he sells them meat, eggs, butter etc at cost If he can get 600 cfust omers he will cut the fee to7ftc Ha ckaims average markup on good is 36 per fiit and those who j In fits orgamdution will save 25 percent t, uk , w cofcf, 0ur debate with Russia goes mart Bttghtjn OVFlorence Ewart, on with aU the commentators Illna ihomas and 1 taking pot shots a RuaBnyhton IipLthel Holdemess, gia and yellirv aic em Andrew Djvis 1 ed vtnl American troops last Cohoctah bit Gates, Mable week in urope who ventuwd UQ rer J t M m I neur the Russian border but efforts ConayChas Brtinadn, Rifea an inddent of u colUpmd r Mr Tvn 0 whon V we1 leased unharmed Deerf,eld eorge TtomwtL a of ter w f Herbrt Clarence O the opinion WJ wi0 nU , rv TI , war in the same manner we did into Green Oak Dora Hayward, Henrv the one Qn day of c,roomes 19U mogt , hfld j fjniahed Hamburg,race Howard, John dinner nft down to get their iMetras favorite radio program when the HandyElla Roche, Came Hoi, rftdio , with newi irnr J nL j n JJ r ni, tfte sneak attack on Pearl Harbor HartlandThad Dodds, Uo Husk ,n, le of 24 hour8 we were Howdl Cityys Crandall, Jos y ie VanHorn Howell Twp,Roy Phillips, Bert NichoU I The County Press editor does not 11, U IJ 1 GenoaLylt Conner IoscoOscar Fargey TyroneErnest Cranston Uadilla Floyd Lillywhite like the old age pensions or social security systems He thinks they enSPECIAL MEETING courage shiftkpsness and are waatai ful It was ever thus The diff ference was m tha old days the town A special meeting,wiHWd to JJJ JSfit ftft the Masonic Temple in Howell ThurJ December 11th for officially matrt t Jw WAWk L 1 Umm , ou XT e i ot Uaf were said to be on the Watchman of SheperdB is plann supervisors who handled this ratio The Joseph Basydlo family spent Secy AH Avon gifts moat Be ordered by Sat, in Fowerville I 3at Dec 6 If I have not called on jfy, Mr, Plvy4 Hycrott ot SPECIAL NOTICE you kindly call 83, Lucille Shirey Grsnd Rapids, Jeaaette Jackson of Mn Norma Pressley, Patterson pu ,,, Herquiat were M Pinckney, is now selLngi ing to be present and ake charge of ,, 1 Url the Institution, which has been ar on fa ,,75 ranged for 2 oclock In Mtnt caaM thr fllrn,, fM4 A Ir1 68 ful rent tvWaad evoT p m Wy the O L fUUP1i xpeaaea Old In the evening therewHKbe a m wtat thecaaa of a Corbet SaJjrer and family spent ThanksaSvlng gneote at tha Merwin the oplte line of Watkins Pro ceremonial in charge of Charles wfc wm a M4 w 4 ft, I Tkmmltmmtmim I immm t rmktf hiwu, ducts and tK fimmm mujvtf1 Merrill of Detroit assortaie Sup , mmuM 7L percent of the first 7,500, 12 ona Thatarftaf is Jaiton Campoatthom tucts and the famous FULLER Merrill of Detroit, associate Sap wood mn4 ,,fMgllj u Meant st Whatf percent of the second and 15 irs ViU Long and daughters MnXfou Caaaphatl rang at the BRUSHES In addition to the fam reme Watchman of Sheperds He eoae4t wnenotsaw op Tfc rise percent of MU over 15,000 , Jackson Wednesday Howell PTiVgioetlac Hon night, 0Xi reu year around line of will select his officers from tha ver we s ofwaye vAh m Dear figures compare favor Ctoedea Lonf of Stodtbfidga visit Tha fir angino wma called to the txn ot these well known and pop to Shrtaee in Michigan bar with last year Hunters get d at the rwward Ssuar homo laet Loo Davie farm SaMJght by a fire alar Companies she has a lovely Members of the O E S and F j gttnift, WM jjrimi t mht 1064 permits to take daor through1 week in the basement of tha hooseJt was assortment of beautiful Christmas A A X in good standing ar oufibj factory woifeem who sa r aMsst Wiaconain this year compared to ianaatta Salyor vtestad bar sister extinguished ooxes There is no luxury tax on to frn this now flkftae I t0t ym 1M last year Dmmmond fslandt Mary Loo, hi Stockbridga Suntey Balove raing daer hwtting last Gift Boxas,SW can be reaca Reservations for the hinenet sansd ifmt yieldad 600 dear compared to 452 Tha Asm Arbor Mawa will carry week Bmd fwmthoal who rnns an aaiddy Jsy caUia Piaekaer be made with Mrs IL W Switeor stbot in I94d 8906 were brought acrosa a Mrn ayo nistnea of Pinckney oil station barn f a call to taka 4FL or 9Z and will appreciate 210 Park at HowoM Miek by Dae, m 134 Use sttntts this year and 8057 last, taban trmw a piano neat weak sosae gas n ear nee White Lodge VT ara, BesstVnti of Pinekbov Sth Bear showed a deeraaae 152 befngi Enalay VangifbU wittas from Wh ho ami tbero t men Jbisvedand tidaitr srlll be the ta to kffled this year and 4 Ins year Vheeafe Aria Rebtirti ne said hi ImmrtrmrnrTlin and thtrr ate plenty tafcremia this year, lt datatv castle and taatm mv ntnMwdas Ifra BeeHeb Mnrjto The dept is making a timber ear, Mrs Lillian Ifitunmbl eniYend Mr and Mn LyW laartm of Dot tha Pniilbis Class will sed U take ion lnpneYs tWa won tnTbte bene ie hi Jacknen Jerr Braneh, CI a strok k Aflagan night and is in a rok end W U fmj and hte oflnra hUea enry M Dae teV i , d j Mr end Mrs bytttelntA Waroessilbe ef ttNir 4m bi 1M2 Mm til esdnaefse fbe toendsemrb1nt ic j, Pinckny DUpAch WJnea Be , 1947 Mwa Neighboring Iwu AVON iHEATER loaseJbifclgo, Mick A swamp oak has been fouid on the Pfeifer farm at Hartland tbntFi, Sat, Dec 5, 6 measure H ft 7 inches in circumf IS RUE MAFIPI IMP franco 4 ouehaif ft from theA sj 114 fr01 and Action Starring 9 , SO DO FACE M MODERN ITCHENS ELECTRICITY EMPTIES YOUR GARBAGE PAIL Garbage shredders are made by several appliance manu facturers They chew up even seeds and rinds, fit pearly any sink, end garbage mess forever See them at your favorite appliance or department store THE DETROIT EDISON CO Cail Johnson, Dexter high school JAMES star noted for his kicking and all Cartoon around ability was named on the state ait star High School Football team He was the only small town playeXjau named Tlev Citka, Walsh of Dexter re contly returned from Europe, will write a series of articles on his trip j there This trip was a present to him rom hi parishioners The village of Mitford lias a American LaFrance fire truck cost in 6,950 CAGNEY, ANNABELLE Playtimes Journey 01 SYLVAN THEATEfc CHELSKA, mot Frt Sat Doe 56 NOCTURNE Starring GEORGE RAFT, LYNN SARI VIRGINIA HUSTON Cartoon Latest Now Sun, Tues, Uec 7, 9 THE FARS DAUGHjsiTHsr r 79 Att THE HUCKSTERS LORETTA YOUNG, JOSEPH COTTAN starting ,Cufttflll WIIUN CLARK GABLE, DEBORCH KERR V , News SYDNEY GREENSTRECT, ADOLWed, Doc lp On Day Only PHE MENJOU, AVA GAK EP FOREVER AMBER KEENAN WYNN, EDWARD ARNm v M r ,, , lo Technicolor OLD The warehouse of Ferd Bowdish A Pepiod PU, vr vUIi r cartoon of Gregoijy was damaged by fire taming last week very Lavish Cosand True Historial Facti M A IV v u i J of the ouUtandine 5511 fti Pictures of the Yer Starring O Simply scrape your scraps, leftovers and waste food down th drain of your kitchen sink , bridal shower at Lansing last week LINDA DARNELL and CORNEL fo MissMartha Baker of that place WILDE wi Miss Baker is granddaugher of Mrs Cartoon PIS V1 ,BJ ow at 700 end 930 p m Charles Coggins, supt of Holly j Admission Adults 120 V01 Pen at Harley hospJ Children 55c tax included ital, Flint, with polio I Milf ord which is the center of the, Huron Valley school district has started on a half million dollar build ing program A 7 and a 6 room, building will be erected and the pre sent school enlarged The Gotham Hotel in Detroit own ed and operated successfully by neg roes Some white people also stay there Basil Cavanaugh, 5J, of Fcwler vliVe paid a fine of 100 plus costs for drunk driving before Justice First National Bank IN HOWELL Sunday Shows 245 44065910 Wed Thurs Dec 1011 SWING THE WESTERN WAY A Musical Western Wttn THE HOOS1ER HOTSHOTS, JACK LEONARD, MARY DUGANTHUST ON HALL Pine VACATIOf IN RENO A C edyDrama JACK HALEY, ANNE JEFFREYS, WALLY1 BROWN Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CronnnwTtt o7 HoweTTwd losT W Corporation All Deposits Insured Up operators Hncese to 5000 for Each Depositor Mrs Pearl Marshall is in Lansing caring for Mrs Otis Webb who was hurt in an auto accidentStockbrid ge Brief Sun Veto of 47 Years Ago HOWELL Theater HOWF1X, MICH HOW MUCH FOR WHAT Turn on the cold water Presto Every trace o garba disappears shredded to I A workable spending plan is mere Thur pri Dc 4 5 ly guide for rising money to pro RAND0LPH SCOTT, ANN JEFF J vide the besti possible hving It REY A D Bennett, former editor, has means exerising wise judgement accepted a position on a paper ini anj loyalty, savings goals Make a Marietta eound 8tart Deposit in a thrift acMrs Warren Hoff has returned oount with us regularly, before from Plainfield where she ha3 been you 8peni a penivv with the f L Topping Unity Born to Gene Campbell and wife Burglaries ae being perpetn Dec 2 a son j everywhere Protect your cash by Jeanette Kice entertained a num uging our night depository, bev friends Sat at a birhday par WE HAVS AMPLE FUNDh REY TRAIL STREET r toon Newt by a new electric appliance, flushed into the sewer a Another 3peo E IE lifaCW t eSM epip pWBBW Doing thfiob Bette Perk Roast Butts Pork Chops lb Canter lb Cuts Pork Sausage Smoked Shoulders klalen 4 A 5 LB AVER Frankfurt Chops Per LB lb 1 1 1 Yearling Id j 59 69c 59c 51 49 39 Try Us for Your jfe hristoias Shopping Buy oa tbo Lsjr Away V Ian We Have Luge Selection of S0 5Ulssf Tryclf, Clasefwsr M tai Three new pupils enrolled at the school last week,Bruce Kennedy and and John and Frank Dunn Mr and Mrs Marcellus Monks en tertained 25 relatives on Thanks, sgiving Dy It being their 35th wed ding anniversary Hyle Martin of Ariaona killed two tarantulas, boxed them up and sent them to his mother here Gus Smith and Carrie Musson of Marion were married last Wed Percy Swarthout was township treasurer Lonnie Flintoft of Pettysville and Annie Smith of Detroit were married last week Lyman Peck had one of his leg amputated at U of M shospital Ann Arbor last week , Bob Blades has moved to Gladwin county Ben Isham has moved on tre Wheeler farm u Wm Bland has purchased the Dave Hayes farm j Albert Mills is working for Hprb Schoenhals V G Dinkel and wife gave 0 Thanksgiving part The lawsuit here Tuesday before Justice Carr between Seth Perry and Jennie Daniels resulted in a vetdiet for Perry Andy Bates has moved on the Jirhnu farm at White Oak While dressing poultry for ELj AVAlLABi L FOR MJND LOANS REAL ESTVTE MORTGAGE OR PERSOi U AT H7ASO AHIE RATES 4at Dec 6 GENE AUTRY LWii 1 WANTED RAW FURS DEER SKINS BECF HIDES HORSE HIDES SHEEP PELTS LUCIUS J DOYLE, PH 42 BCK IN THE SADDLE DESPERATE4 Novelty Cartoon STEVE BRODIE it 1 Dec 7, 8 Mat, Sun 215 Continuous GROUCHO MARX, CARMEN ANDA, GLORIA JEAN in MIR News CAPABANA Novelty Cartoon Tues, Wed, Dec 9, 10 JOAN BENNETTROBERT in RYAN FARM DRAINAGE THE WOMAN ON THE BEACH i Comedy Cartoon uBdGtt Ru,cJPjk841KI5GGet Bv GENERAL EXCAVITWG LEON PENNER RIVES JCT PH 39441, JACKSON Leo Clark and family spent Sun at fhe Roy Clark home larold Hammond and wife of Mri and Mrs Clyde Fisher enter 2wss pen4i SuILf CW amilv and Charles McConnell and Robert Vedder and family havp f of Gregory ni l nto he Mowers house on Put wife of oregory nam gfc 4taiKrBjaMi l Farnak last week Jake Bowers cut tained Thanksgiving Roy Fisher and F,snd4tre his arm badly with a knifa Miss Nora Fohey who Caches the Valentine school In Webcv put ou I a fine Thanksgiving program Clvde Force of Powlerville was iccidently shot while hunting Thank sgiving day by Frank Mann Last Hon a fire broke t in owierville which destroyed niarly 1 whole block of stores Among thost burned were tb Curtis, Ham itton, Loekwood George U on and Kuha buildings The paper is all he up because Gen Will White and Marsh, the Ingham county embetzleifl convicted by a ury are expecsd to be per Ion far the governor iPfMlmrAgo The Gordon 4 Page Bakmg Co Detroit sti wi4 MJ fljg L mythn New Crane fixture see aew 1 full pcodhsttioe as4 tboy ate reacaiag eke aaarket im locreasing quaeiifiig TWete l a SeW type of fiance to selt every taste s Voell UUsW fresh, seodera styling leg fiatswas, aeajr isepcovetDeota Ae4 yoatf be alcssed r roftkis i potiibUt iosuslleiion CAti US TODAYPINCKNEY DISPATCH W,, Dee J 194 MBFATCH v, Mehrraa ttejra rsetaqfcis at Pincknoy, Mirhii nnde he M of March I 1ST Subscription ratr, 150 Year Shlrey Sens Garage Candy Candy Candy BULK BOXES BULK Wl NOW HAVE A FINE SECTION OF YOUfi FAVORITE IANCY WRAPPED TOBACCO HOUSE FOR THE MAN OF THE ROKOS SODA BAR SANDWICH SHOP SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 20 EACH COWS 20 EACH HOGS 6 a TVVT ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REOVKD FUEB PHONE COLLECT TO OARLIN COMPANY HOWELL 460 T2 Origins Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK The Hof Sisters were turkey tfuj guests oi Mrs Lota Rogers and iu, and Mrs Fioiis Clark Joe Clark spent the week enc with the Frank Nichols family m Alio The Uieason Bros, of rioweit went with him Mr and Mrs StanleV Dinkel n 1 son, Johnny, were Thanksgivii guests at the Curtis Patterson hon, in Stockbridge V A Ketchum and wife pent Thanksgiving with Detroit relatives Mr and Mrs W H Meyer ente tained their children and families for Thanksgiving Keith Ledwidge who is attending Scared Heart Seminary in Dotoirt was home over Thanksgving Day Mrs Emma Lewis entertained the Henry Johnson, Otto Pouison famil ies ad Mrs Fossie Chambers for Thanksgiving l W Curlett and family spent Thanksgiving with Henry Hauck and family in Detroit Howard Read came back from Douglas Lake with a deer last week Mr Jajy Shirey also ot one near Mio Herbert Barrett hunted deer too but was not successful in gett ing one Born tp Fritz Gardner and wile of Ann Arbor Nov 25 a son Dr Steve Brown and wife and Joe Schosser and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs Fred Icad Mr and Mrs Fred Boris brought Mrs Beulah Martin home from Yp nianti Saturday Una Campbell and family spent Thanksgiving with L C Gorham and wile in Detroit Mrs Ma Meti of HoVell spent Sunday with the Lee Lavey family Mrs Gladys Clinton was a Thank agiviiig guests of Belph Clinton and family of Howell Mrs Ada Palmer and Mrs L Htord of Detroit spent the week end a the Herbert Palmer home Leonard Lee and family have mov ed from the Tom Farley farm to the Leland house in Pinckney Ambrose Murphy and family of Jack so and Miss Druscilla Murphy of Det troit spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Mary Muqy La Verne Smith and of Lansing spent Sunday at the R J Carr home Mrs Lena Wilkinson of Byron is visiting there hitie Decker was Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs Weitha Vatl Don Swarthout and family, H C Vedder and family were Thanksgiv ing guests at the Jas Singer home Fred Read and wife, Murial, Ro fc bert Read and family, Jas Whitley and wife ppent Thanksgiving at the Frank Peters home in Jackson j Roy Teeple and wife left for Sault Ste Marie next week to spend the holidays with their son and grai dsons J Mr nnd Mrs Lynn Hendee entet tained for Thanksgiving Lloyd Hen ieo and wife, Dr James Nash and family of Coldwaten, Mrs Rose Her dee and Mrs Dessa Nash The Frank Aberdeen family were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs p ,gle of Ann Arbor The Lester McAfee family spent Thanksgiving fwith Harold Raidy and wife Wm Beard and son, Nelson Tre aster and family of Ann Arbor and Lawrence Hennes and family of Dex ter were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs John Bell Major Wm Brown of Washing ton D C caled up his family here Sunday Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs L J Henry were Myron Sch oenhals and family of Akron Ohio,, Mrri Lida Karus and daughters and Alice Lee Ware of Howell, Tom Ware and family, Earl Kmbler and Wii, Geddes and family of Chelsea Hen Geddes stayed over the week end the Henrys taking her home Sunday Loren Meabon of Grand Rapids spent Sat and Sun here He has WRECKER SERVICE OCNRRAL REPAIR PLAY SAf E HAVE YOUR CAR COMPLETELY Rl CONDITION ED NOW FOR COLD WEATHER DRIV1NCFJUCE ESTIMATES GET YOUR WINTER BATTERY NOW rhone No 13 ACELYLENE ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS 4k ACCESSORIES WELDING LATHES A GRINDING WORK BATTERIES A TIRES COME IN AND SEE US FOR FRE ESTIMATES ON YOUR CAR SHIREY SONS CALL 138 127 HOWELL RD PINCKNEY CALL 13S 1 Annual Senior PJajr Hi, Name Was Aunt Nellie DECEMBER 5, 6 AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL CYMN AT 800 P M CAST OF CHARACTERS prosperoussmall town merchant DAVID Al ERDEEN ARCHIE BALDWIN, BERTHA, his wife SHEILA, his daughter, aged 19 FRED, his son, aged 17 i Dead or Alive HORSES 20 COWS 20 HOGS 6 cwt DfcPEMDlfrVG VPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuXja roaU Collected Pvorni Af Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aeut Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dd Sck Service in MkHia MABEL, his wife bought a home in Grand Rapids I IFP,V v,AXitlJAXM MB8sr Jack Hanntt Clyde Fish hNh l PARKHAM, r T J r, ,i, , ed Alice Gearhart of Howell and 4 Coon children for Thanksgiving J McGill of Toledo, spent Sun here The W C Miller family enter, er, Ross Read and P W Curlett attended a vension banquet given by Washtenaw lodge , of Dexter ana Fraternity of AnnArtor at Dexter n tjrJ sons and their Friday night Coach McCoy of the faniiliei the BaUrhni, th num U of M coaching staff wa3 the UM on m, v AUDREY AMBUBQE BETTK WADDRLL JAMfcJ MIYER JOYCE, another daughter, aged 15 BETTY WALLACE LOIS WARE RAY MURTIBUSK , IVBkYaJ BOWMAN a young actor DAVID LBDWIDQO VANDILLING, president of the bank DICK GALLS CHLOE, their colored maid ED SAUDERS a neighbor MR ber of 27 Thanksgiving Day The Bale Miller family spent Thanksgiving with Mrjs Warda liar wood The Charles Soule family were , ,, j , ,ru r Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mis mgton also of Lakeland, for 1 hanks phillip Sprout giving Dinner at the South Ocean speaker and ahowtd motion pictures of the Michigan, Minnesota game Mrs C McFadden and son Frank of Lakeland, Mich, entertained Mr and Mrs H Marriot, Mrs M Russ , T , A, Mrs Phillip Sprout attended the Club in Lake Worth, Fla where the HowolI M E church gun Htf are spending the winter granddaughter Chert Soule sang Mr and Mrs Ed ColLnf of Detroit Mr aml Mrs Norman White enter were recent vision of W H Clark for Thanksgiving Mrs Mae Mr and Mw Nelson Buxzara and Metz of Howel Mr and Mrg BenSheiU wants to rrar jmfrJvhr sister, Mrs M Robinson spent Ihank White Md Nellie Gardner and fcfa the kSl summer theatr Thf toFtShJ W SETTING The Scene Is Laid in a Small Town Connatiicut 1 STORY OF THE PLAY His name was Aunt NVlie was wri tten for one purpoa oalf to make its audience laugh And to say it succeeds ts expreating it mildly Archie Baldwin is a prosperous smalltown banker with a pWaaant wife and three grov u children Shelia, 19 Fred, 17 Joyce, IS He and his next door neighbor, Ed Sauni s, like to play tne horatt and occasionally slip away from home 1 go to th traoks, tolling their families they aie visiting distant relatives, not nte enough to bring home Ed ha in vented Felix, a cousin from a tough Aunt Nellie, uho was a burlesque Central Dead Stock Co I lElectric Water Heaters Waer Systems PEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES SINKS tan ley Blnkek 1 giving vacation with Friends and nje Monks Natives in Detroit and Ropal Oak Mr, j Snt WnL Mercer 8penb Joseph Basdlj and family were Thanksginng at the home of Dr thanksgiving guests of his mother wter Mercer in E Lanaing and Mrs Anthony Tiotowski in Detroit ed on Mr8 Florence VtarWinkle The telephones at Lakeland east at the Lansing hospital of the railroad, are now all in the Mr and Mrs Jease Henry were Brighton district Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrt 7 lie Win Baughn, John Burg and Charles Whitehead of Gregory Lloyd VanBlaircum families enjoy Mr and Mrs W H, Meyer e ed a venison dinner Sat at the home tertained their children Thanksgiv of Ray Nunn in Lanaing, who hunt ing ed deer with them Mr and Mrs W H Euler and The Birkett or Newkirk home ,, Lyle of Howell and Frit Wyiie st id hm been sold to Dr C G Tow, ere Thanksgiving guests of Mr ne of Detroit, a dentist who is livai,j Mrs Kenneth Wyiie ing here He intends to conveKtheJ Harold Ludtke and family of Ore 8 story house Into a Inuineas enter Paris, and Archie, queen formerly on actor 3ftiiAunt Ne,le p r th plan and you can Imagin the fun when Jerry coMata, toTj, to become Aunt Nellie, the bu, l,ue queeno 10,7 vt wh,lc Arch i at the trwlalloie, i iiKnim ZL Si bank and Archie is accused of be prig an embetxler and Ida wife threatens to leave him The play 5 full of laughs Dont mias it n mm iwi wm J i m Motorists Hoifttiajr Sptciala RECONDITION IMG GNU1NE FORD K P INSTALLED 130 CHEVROLET H P INSTALLED 15 INSTALLED MM IESC MOTOftS GUAslANTEEi NEW NOTOft CUAMAMTUaT YOUWAHTS WE USE GENUINE FACTOfcY REPLACEMENT PARTS prise of some sort Dorothy Parker, Murial Read J Haines, Bob Carr, James Burnes PGentile were home from Mich St lege for the week end Mrs Marvin Shirey and children and Mrs Julias Aschenbrenner and son were in EBda Ohio over the AWLA Mrs Mable Smith of Sooth LW rjfunt one evening bat week wui ihe Hear Sisters Roy Reason and lainily UHX Mm E4na Rensou ad Iea were in Vas Lorna Shirley eangfater of Mr and Mra Aseest SWrley loft alSUeVSbew cnienge at tno4H eon teat at tne PwwlervSU ntt in Bale inn and C lie end Mrs, Levis Coyne Wr Hwnnejrtnt n Ceyieni gory called at the Albert Dinkel home one night last week Stanley Dinkel was in Detroit last Tues and Wed on basin Mrs Mary Kennoe nnd John Burg and family were Tnaakagtving guests of Mr nnd Mrs Lloyd Van Batrcom I Mrs Mae DnOer giving in Ypnttenti with Urn Bonfte Mrs Loais Ceyie nnd Rey and f ssnfly npont Knnney with Mr and Mr Dmiinilil ConkSn in Po Mr nnd Mr J H Viela, Petty tad Roy FURS I tS 15v 7 aT7 t2f 0 box and trade for cor George Qraae 480 MS W Cement Mixes tor rent 6 at, ft, gasoline or electric new, 31, A A Slhfle eo ft mfeerfr salt n wheal i 1 Misadea he viae GOUimr OP LIVINGSTON At A eeseie of amid Cesjrt, held at the Probata Otfke a the Cmy e Howell is said Goaajfr a the tint day of Deraeihar A IX, 141 Prmnt Hoe Wtttie 1 leae, the Matter ol the Qrge of of Staita FiSSlONAL akids teas savor Trettera for rant C petttiaa praying On oTaate aea, wheat aad htohaa1 Court eater aa order, aha Charcoal aad Pkg QaaL Stanley AdaeMiwiei Charcoal aad Pkg WU Rvatal Trailer 8enrleo 6i21 GcL Kivertaat find Lahe Che l mun Open Sunday and evoaiafa kit name from Stanley Adaseuericja la Stanley Adame It i Ordered the Mad day oi Pejnher A a HX at tea odOvk U the forenoaa at aaid probate of, use ana rive AU Ted Singer, SOU MoakaR in cknqy, Michigan 1 WANTED All kinds oi horses, I pay top prices inotiee thereof he give by aueUeat la of t eoa af tide order, once ah week for tare aoceeeirve waaka previa h aaid hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper William LevtaJ printed 4 circulated in aaid county 1750 Pingreo Read Pa lFia WiWs L Lyons Jadge of Probate FOR SALE StorkUned by toejtfANM eefe Call Pinckney 107 LOSTMedium large Redbone heud Pleat call or notify Grant Ward Phone Hqwell 1105F5 Celeetta Perthah Jeter Probata Mr arid Mra Lynn Hendee left Sat for Boston, Mais, to attend the IOK ALELady aaot style geiSe wool bnyaw convention es black siiTa, only worn a w , Slnjaiexpecta t leaye for1 times, prir 12,00 jLadiea CoaLav 1f tK,a wv wl k Dent ML a iaeM OaJIg Ue AH isltltPII, Seea YfidisVr Taoajta, Set, 7h0oa a DR GR McCLUSKEY lift It 44 VWtkW Do W VsftakU Osasies aisaaj AjUaamefe at La Fstel dtate and PERCY ELLIS AUCTION art i Miealgae CEMETtRY MEMORIALS W4 N Main St Aaa Arbor Harold Chubb Local IWreeeatatrs la FLEMING ST, HOWELL r HERBSNEED lift SUlla vdlo turn fvot, feiae 1 worn ouly few times, price 15, a bargain, 245 UnadMa St, Phone 68 fOR SXLfc New how 22X30, v loom, Kitchen, large bedroom ad Utility Cellar 2 Fla this week where he will work on construction I Stock Minerals 325 cwt ing Closet, Bath lots 3500, tern R K Elliott SoO Putnaia St FOR SALETeam of Mares and Harness Cheap Franoi Uoitkrius FhoneiHLleZLfr roit fimei FOlT SALEPecans, T A Ware I 1362 E Mb6 Pinckney Michigan FOU SALE5 ton pf baled alfafa and mlwd hay Lloyd Hendee Phon34F14 Ube and Farej k aanJatHf Its YesMyFiiisttf WMh ale LEE LAVEY tNAL INSURANCE We 9 MARTIN J LA VaJN Attorney At Law IWia Sbitaaa PbonT nFo RealMai 71V Uikeelde Dtay ewaeaaw njaeje PlUI State liceeue PHSWARTHOUT SON FVJNCRAl HiaMaV Modem BEitJ WYLIE PHONE PlNCtiNEV 78F11 TRAGIC END OP A GENIUS Life was a nightmare for the gov eminent research expert who poet eased the wars top scientific secrets Be sure to read a grim heretofore, , fore untold atory of a startling real fc Lester McAfee and family ana life mystery in The American jMrs Clifford VunHorn were in Jack PWM 3 tseeamoy, Mleeie FRED C REICK OFF Sr OPTOMET ST 120 WEST GRAIv RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 3S8 RESIDENCE 613 Weekly, famous nugaiine witi tiua M issue ofTheDetf V8 Ie Sundays Dec 7 FOR SALfc Northern Spy Apples Ivan Hill Farm 1 mile southeast of Plainfield 1 Van Scycle Rd Ph 20F14 Gregory LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK rAULKVf AND Weakly Trips Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64P14 eanor ledwidge entertain ed for Thanksgiving Keith Ledwidge pf Detroit Nan of Adrian and Den Ue Ledwidge of Ann Arbor I Kevin Lewidge left by aujto Monj for Texas City, Texaa where he will work as electrician this winter It is near Corpus Christo where he scr ved in the army Russell Glove and family spent Thanksgiving at the Edward Spears idberson State Bank ARE OU A SAVER Fanners Feed Supply C CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTSJRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE O CON TRACT WANTEDSowing, brtm Making and alternations,Mm, Joe Stackahle 06 Howell St, Pinckney STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORI THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHANTEUV George Balmer ajnd Margaret iV , T , 4J u vatt Baliner his wife vei in tft army f A Nationwide survey by the plaintiffs Russell Glove and family span, eral Uoserve Bd revealB that there ivg I Thanksgiving at the Edward Spears hreo clasaificationa in savings Phillip B Smith, John S Bennetnome f nnvts John S Bennett, Daniel Robinson Paul Youn of gory left this of 100 fall into UP Heiiy Maiden William Maiden week for Lawton okla visit H that always seem to be a little beMartin Maiden,Mary Maiden, Marfbro,ther omaa and family hind on their bills The savings ac I Ann Maiden, John Maiden, Uddy MujTy Kennedy and wrfe enter counts in this group are active and Ann Smith, Sarah Roper Syivamu Jfi I1 Kennedy and wife r steadily dwindle A Smith, James Loughlin Thankagivirg m 8 out of 100 are in a status Lydta A Smith I Victor Rokas and wife spent eir accounts remain station fr defendants lattar part of the week in Trav ftrV No increase or decrease U0 gggfl erse City Mrs kokua remuined tor oui oflOO have accounts which ORDER OF PUBLICATION ia yil tlA itinuously At a seaiion of said court held e ollis Wy,ie fa,nil SP,R Thfsc sutiatica indicate that the at viie count house in the City 0 Ttomksgiving at Fowlerville rbritv of savers are getting ahead HoweU in said county on the 24thv Hftn Eise,e and faniily of Thev treat a savings account Ike a day of November A D 1947 6W ,erse visited Mrs Emma Voii bill to be paid An amount in keep PRE8ENT Honorable Joseph H mer la8t week With Mrs Volmr ing with incpme is deposited each Collins, Circuit Judge John Ei8ele they 8Pent Thanks week or month On reading and filing the bill of ylr8 Tnth Wilbur Ei8ele family ofl Housewives Fowlerville complaint in said causeand Uie afj Gloria of nn Arbor and fidavit of George Balmer t Merger un at Balmer attached thereto, from Katharine Howell McPilerson State Bank Oak Grove LiJ1 i s AV B roua HASTE FATS pent the week end at the Andrew1 Money to loan at reasonable vatea, Interest paid on Savings Boekf and Campbell temi Time Certificate of Deposit spent Thanksgiving with relatives An Plk ,00000 in Dearborn surd by our memberthip 1 eral Dpoit laiiraa NOTICE 7W Orercome Soap vtn uus wests which it satisfactorily appears to the Campbell home eoart that the defendants above I The Andrew named, or their unknown heirs, dev iseaSflegatees and assigns, are prop er and necessary, parties defendant in the above entitled cause, and It further appearing that after, diligent search and inquiry it can not be ascertained, and it is not known whether or not said defend ants are living of dead, or where We are now opto for business in the Stewart Anderson Bldg Estlmany of them may reside if living and1 atas gladly given tor Sheet Metal work, gutters, downepouts, Smoke if ead whether they have personal Stacks end furnace repairing In the near future we will also be equips wpreeeotatHnaj or Main living or ad for voiding and braiing All work guaranteed wHre thv or some of them my re a, a a A rk , ,At,W Pinckney Fabncatng Sheet Metal t unknown, end that tae names of the nereon who are included there, la wfthottt being named, but who are mnraced therein under the title of unknown heirs, devisees, legatees A aasignszannot be aacertained after diligent search and inquiry C, motion of Kinney A Adja atto iicys for pojintiffa, FT IS 0 GUARANTEED BATTER 11ES 696 ,DL CD that aaid dafendaafa aad SUPER PYRO ALCOHOLjaer gal 140 16JOO 6140 140 Company Spec al iqijLarr SOAP Vj Jt rhere is world wide get one fifth of whet tajetd la IjML ate Withoa tae keen af Ike XHse out UFEBUfflf if Wre 1 aet cawruslnwi heir, deviate legat NEW 6O0sU TIRE A TUBE No Ta i VL 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 03, 1947 Description An account of the resource December 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 1947-12-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch