316 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e6721d998cb47d0738834db044302617.pdf f18d8bb3408b6764075cdb53f82aa227 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. pnrfmejBigptcfy Pinckney Ditoatch Wednesday July 141948 Michigan Mirror I Dam GoesOut No LucerneFor a quiet restful week end 4 way from the state capitol what you need is a place in a quiet spot of your own up in the North country Such a place is Lucerm, just norta ii the AuSable river, famous for trout Fines and harduwood abound Lots of flesh air NJ dust, Ori of the beauty spots and clUei attiOciioUsj u Piackney is no moie HS the millpond dam went out shortlj after uoon Sunday and by time the waters have reached Lake Erie via the Huron river About 12 noon Devie Hammer who was fishing near the dam heard a noise and saw u stream of OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat i , j , , J water shooting straight up from 2 S HJ w Uay aUd the floor of Uu, dam He notified night Thats what wi, thought M Ed pwker anJ Luciug Doyle bo we signed a lease with the cawtaker who phoned Norm Consumers Power Co 4 years ago MUler to bl aome h balesHe who own much, of the land west ti t them thePe in 15 mJnutes but the M IO power plant he dHm ,vellt out fcefore that Both We purchased a 19 ft house trail abutments and the floor waahedf rrind spent summer, and week seural trees awd a large hc,lcj ,n end, there A high bank command the causeway Toma road south of ed a view of the river Time he dftm WRg uUier 0 fcefc of watepi springs furnished water It seemed the road ieadi to st M a a jjame to fence it m cemelary pamally washed out The W3 arrived Friday in great an fJaU went over the daui and were ticipaUon picked up by the pailful alter thThirty minutes later a car arm receeded ed from Pontine with 4 people aoiid The first dam was jJUt in by people and put up a tent in the getll PettyS in 1837 who built the grove west ot us , fim miH a d3useway had to be built and a mill race dug The dam was of logs, stone, brush nd dirt with rough plank, We imagine most of the labor was donated,The old dnm washed out several times and was put back with free labpr About 40 years ago th miller west ot us j Saturday two fly fishermen in an ancient car appeared, descended J the bank, carrying a basket of i bottled beer and camped all day J By twilight the parade of autos I had worn a deep rut in tho road by cur trailer Their dogs were j barking and veral radios were go, Fmnk TWers, fatheTof Mrs Fred inmful biaSt , , ,RrM, hired Frank Moran, a mnson I hen the lishermen with rubber to put in the cement dam which doughnuts appeared Bidding therrjwent out Sunday The djm has families farevell they climbed down,been repai,ed many times since the bank to the riven and stradd hen ling their rafts floated 2 miles to Henry Ford bought the mill and Red Oak bridge, explaining they water rights 25 years ago The mili he tok to Greenfield vilbge and said he was going to build a fact Notes of the Game Current Coiument , cjnte Is HD Mick wcid In iSveLlcrii i ionatii i QLO AMERICAN PCCCr VOU MAY FtNQ TH WOD TfR BUT THE SPXT OFAMSJCA PNJES T er tin wtvk uul the Piuckney Iuii vu another liiimi their Glh Mraight by beating Dunne Dairy ai Howtll y to b I Tin 1iiuknty league team iuaug eratd Dexteits new ighted fiehi 1 and lost the sUiy always pushed off here Other tourists arrived with canoe or boats asking wherr can I put the boat in the river Across the river 2 men were put ting up a cabin,ferrying the lumber acrosr from our side in a boatOn Sunday more showed up Who took possession of the remaining trout holes and by night f0 people swarm ed over our land Fly rods to th2 left Canoes to the right The place fairly shouted, Dont fence mo in Well we dont intend to Who are wo to deprive so many people of their pleasure LEFT 20,000 By thr will of Claude Price of Ann Arbor who died July 1, the IwidvTfnn Masonic Home at Alma is left 29,000 The Presbyterian and Episcopal churches and Mason ic lodgrs at Ann Arbjr and Mrs, Gertrude Heiirieridinger of Ann Ar bor 1000 each, Christian Science church 500 Price wars an employer of Ann Arbor Savings Bank, ory here He never did and now it is offered for sale The diim was not kept up and 10 years ago the1 midjie pier went out releasing tho water The lUe C H Kennedy was, mayor and yo editor handled the j iconspondence for him with tv Ford Co His secretary, Mr Liebld came out He svtd Mr Ford would do nothing toward restoring dam ,but glve the village of Pinckney permission to replace the dam if vthe villjftge would pay all expenses I It cost Jie village jjijfff to n pair J it then The village al fui inLn from thfs 5 rd of health i ctetm control he1 uit they clanni they coulJ do nothing This time the sit uation is different The whole dam is One md it would probably cost 5J0 or more to rebuild it It3 a tough proposition and it will be still tougher if Pinckney is j deprived of her loo year old swim ming end fishing pool, This duo, not till gimo as the Motv to i of the i t , up to ih titii wlun Dtxtur ft 11 mi 1UIJ Singir for a double and o single whicii with J, Cj1o gavi them 5 JUIS, DiMrr gut 1 runs tlic jirt wht n Saiuh doubltd and Jennys drKc ni though Swarthou w h alo ihicw wild altfi netting it nti tUldt u 1 III , , coai mi ilil li l, Pailiaril and Jobiisnri nd Jiitiv tnpc Iiiukiiy found Kay 1i on hard to hitThc ot isnie ii c, JjnewJiLit u few yai3 ago wij u Uieiv was a regJar epideoic oi centennial celebra tions conce ii the iueu of all parti cipants grownig beaid to bring baLk the atniospJiere of luu year go uiiu noiocly haved The aiea went ovei with a bang aud ii nice when you see a group oi ILII with wiiiftkers jou can con thru town is i leliratiug a Mai Now tliib ,oeiuent has jd to otii r fields und wo read La Ivev Lou West, pastor of the h Bapiit vhuijh liaj sorted a i u y ir Pivsidciit vlub lley otit when TiAheir Si f,i , on n Singer AIS hit fillu with Mie out li,cli n it i , i id ano Hi in H ieri aj4i,ii t grow likv io J wey The u he spreading rapidly ill no luiiM ,oin reach Pi nek ii yon ,ee a nW crop of hi pi uutine Vli you call ,i r i u 111 Ia joliin trend i u idgt ami a 1 In tin 5i 1iiukiuy vint ail iniiif w it In n a iiin I l i ii Lrdwidge a safe u i thiov, i,,ac douhied Inn I and Keth ieii ile m t wit a hit wUtliotit heal out ii Initil Iail Sinyi r hiiicl fur iie han nil si nnl rm headei lain d and i i iln ler yronnded on Tilt iv ill 1 a double ladder at the 1iiickiiey lild Ji idty nigiil The PiiicUney , will play the on iir S i vif e i is J 1M til MANy AMERICANS MEN AND WOMENHAVE MET THE CHALLENGE THAT HOWE MET IN THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER THE VEAJS 6 EV4D6NCE PUE0ON EV0ENCETHAT rC4V BE PONE IN OUR DEMOCfiACy last t leir Jrld Iiil School Meetngs Cburch Note At the rMnckney school meeting Monday night 75 votes were cast William Jeffreys was rrlecttd b accliination For te other office ST MARYS CHURCH a iai i iliri J O E s NOTrr EX1TNDED A CALL Th Com Congl Ciiurch extendi ed an unananimus call lo Kev D D Piady of thr Plymouth Congi Church, Jackson, Sunday to be ,j i come their pastor He will give his Mrs Harold Porter on the evening, ansver jatei of Thursday, July 15 at their home Members of Pinckney OES are invited to attend a farewell party V be given in honor of Mr and j at Portfige LakePotluck luncheon Coiwervior iVotea A two year old child staying at a cabin near the Soo with Jjrr par ents, was carried off and kiiled by Next Sunday preach here again, 1 ie WiU Mifc Clare Palmer it reived ality, The vote wa, y M, Merwin Campbell ls,Vfs bert Shirley Hi, MrsGeruld K 5, Mrs Max Russell 3 In the Hicks school Mr I Swarthout elected Teacher is Mi Vivian Parmalee, Pettysville school Mark Nasii wts eleced Teacher Eva Wenderlein Hause school Chester Murray elected School is closed Sprout school Mrs, Roy Campbell elected, School is clofd, Reeves school Ejic Rose elected, Teachrr Mable Kilmer Marble school Wiliard Wiltse eletcd Teacher is Vea Ktlmbath Burgess school Robeit Pii elect rH No teHier hirfl Younglcve school Mr Joe Gaihart electedTeacher Mrs McRorie tie Jtiirkiey V Singci , J I,iiwidr, Livy, f Swa Uioii, I It lwido, Innan, 11, P Si tiger Hiiii 2b K ad r, c Tialr II i re w a a Imie when Detroit Wnlnnii expected to he thi iii el ilie airplane nulustsy antl n i i an a in MI ,f fie i uniie nt plane here iaiVt ot coine1 i the one W 1 low Ii ii M u liich i pel ated in 111 at I i li,r iie reason i i l ma ee n to hi e an milium ia in liecalie of balmy i ind tear Lie, Last wek a Mioal of Uie Stiann Aircraft or liuiii Wiiyne, Alicln, to San , alii, t Michigan with ingle airplane fartTy ie oil, line eejn,, to b disaring lie lit y in some places ii rcent school iaeeting ill Aijlior, Douglas Willimis a i wa t lected to tin school ahont Mm vcis cast in Iii Iontiuc, Mis3 , a negn there V teacii Knglish in i the lhLiolored iiitor, of iontiac L u 111 j out cact boord Out ot lie ,Ot over iajiai llki on, i I I i in J J i 1 high SchoolSh pel ill ill the to h g ii n a I LOCATES FATHER Some years ago the late John R Marin took a uoy into his home named Billy Martin who was not related to himThe boys faher, Mil ton Martin of Chelsea, Mas,turna black boar last wrek It has been ed nosing after World Wai 1 mtny yers since a bear has attacked wherc he served on a submarine ed a person in Michigan Foi st I The motfter died tnd Martin and rargers huntel the bear down and his two si were placed in diff sho it, Mjereiit homesIiilly finally coming to NEUMANWYL Enrollmrnt under the Williamson, Michigan In 1930 hr located his plan has started Under this farm younger sister only to find his olders in an area 2 miVs square banr eii fcistr dead TP ear lar togeiher to allow a fixed number the younger sifter died before he of hunters to hunt in thrr farm ,w her He koPe p his hunt for his lather through the navy and Chubbs Cornrrs, Wavne Wagonerlli electedTeacher is MrsHelen Clark Hsrris Earl Baughn electedTh school 1s clod ianc Murphy, pastor E idar 1220 noon and ire JU aLon fox Holy Communion each Saturday 8yto 3 p in and on vidaey 7 to 7 30 a nv Masses at bU0 a m and 11 0t Sunday, July I th Sun after rejuect,7lh week of ilst Xovena Iuni Sun for Girls Sodality for ii V Mary Maei at hi a m, X00 a, m and 1100 a m low time Along tho intentions are Mou late lajncb jibney Tues, Intention of Living Wed, Euneral Recjuiem High Mass for Private Merlyn McCleei killed in the Marshall Plands in PJ4 liurial in ftt, Marys ceme tery He was the ou of Mrs Tersa lcleernuih,v mas for lata , ward Brave iYi,, Intention of the living Sat, high mass for the ving, req bv W H Cajiler fam j Dean Paul lios a 6O0 V p n II Sd 1 u M JIie l,y 21 J Packard, HURON VALLtY LEAGUE W L J Miljord 0 ,li iieter j iJyd 2 2 Brighton A 2 lagers Pinckney City Service for Hit son Corner Albert uelected School is cloed J eTI ily and a n Hfptism w Maria Crum, Mrs Carl V SOFT BALL s conferred Sun for daughter of Mr and ncnt Crum Dorothy Fox Sponsors were Mr and Mr Gerald Kennedy of Howell Prayers ar requested for the sick 0mong whom are John STVIS who was annoirted for death Sun Joe Iavey t Css i t dw idge j Wesley Header Jack Haines Hovard jjcla 1red Singr , Poll Tunchel K Ledwidge hai k in 1 J tie noor j ,U5 i, e e lame,, wn, h and in Mi ovi i i I o , ivs aid monoie , I nl i I urd, II i e vs U3 mie CMI 1 li death then nor hoi , i r a iii e, i,,u an old o on eai a old i1, ia Cal ha 11,1 IoiWii d 6i claims I lie oi IL ,nal ,ii JainesHe , , ae s kiil, , In, ord je v i id ,io v 111 er t 11 a i a i Jnohl a t nis ,tji Ian i e I a u it and family a I li ot her li ink whoin in old J i v in i ,,1, to Iti t 11 ad to in a t T I toi o the world is i ull l iinpo ,1, A ft r John Wilks joi hot lain otn he was supposed to l,i e fji in J t d liy oldiers lii fuiiial and hiojal v ere ecret and thi eave ise to the ory Pootll ua aj, and someone else va ivtllei A chap in Oklahoma a Jew eai latej, a uandeilng paint er di coratoi claimed to be John V nl iooih o one naid much at teninii to liiin, Wiieii la died hid hoijy wa, eii,lalnid and exhibited ai lounty laic and tarnivals It eljaii,d iiini era luis as one ijajj ,oid it to aiother and final Iv iojpi,i om o iglit A recent jimp or I a girl who claimed to le a dam liter of he Czar of iiajioed t have been mass llkhaiislvrg hy J iiolr CONGL COM CHURCF Jrald Swartlniut Fiuncis Shehai ir Job Singer 27 TRICOUNTY LEACUE The marriage of fJit WyMe, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wylie of Pinckney to Miss Rose Neuman of Ypsilpri took place Saturday at eh day Ibis lather through the navy and st auls Evangelical Church, Sal An old sravel pit near Pontiac iaBI and finaHy located him on Los ine, Rev SiemOnson offiiiatin At being made into a 100 yard rifta Angcr, Calif, where he is employ , were Mr and Mrs Lambert ed ou a newspaper BUly is now HincheyMrs Hinchey is a sister of Jlev Alfred AJlora pastor The Mich United ConservaTion marred and has five children He e bride A dinner was given for MoirJng Woraiup W30 Clubs are managing 5 one wrek P to move to California where themSunaayat he Fred WIie Sunday bchool 11 camps for bovs near Luddlngton fr has remarried Jom They will live on the Wm Chvir Practjae Wed Night onii mfi rvkAoaon rSs i, I Roche farm J he groom recently Organist and Choir Director in Mich, count this week The navy recruiting offiicer had ,71 S,r ,PVrV, v The pheasant census bv mail cirr eW y e Thursday when he SQUfRESLEE 1v b DUyot the Iymouth iers, farmers etc was up to 70 last sned up 5 boys fori the navy J Married at the home of Mr ard Cdu1 church wIl orech ftunda wrek from 400 the week before They are Dick Young, Ray Hurtu1 MrsHerbert, Bryan on M36 WcM, Red phte is the species chieflv bse, Don McKinley, Rubert Lath Saturday night by Rev Droter by moths alheugh Norway pine is and L D Haines They went Mr,ot J Ionia to MrsPearl also effreted Jckson for their physical examina urfeS of Moberly Alabama, A dinner was served at thr Bryanhome after the ceremony Mr Loe i is a brother ff Mrs Bryan We dnt 1 I 1 1 ly thre is such an uproar in Detroit over letting lh fircivdi iiffl n fr Many organizations for years lave been permitted to do so Detroit uuilly i taffled a modern home and off 1 uidny Am Tlle and Vihiiel ickiKv to ftav hjv or v oLoe KevV 13 stream improvement crews are tion Monday William Otterbein en ant now at work Streams to be improved are the Huron rvfir H Washte aw county where bruf shrltjs will be bult rd ntxius fish removed u Used a couple uf weeks has rot bern called yet ago u but MRS ADDIC PIERTE Mrs Addie Sigfer Piente daugh ter of the late Frank and Julia SigSTENCH BOMBED kr of Pinckney, died at Detroit Y Hamperian, froner resident, last Wednesday She was married who nu A cafe at Thrd and C to 5ent Pierce, a former editor of fwWi, Detnt kad lux place tcch South LynHerald who died 25 yrr bombed ek ia the wa be ago The funeral was at the Philltween the two gangs of rival jke Hfe Funeral Home, South Lyon box operators A juke box is a m Saturday with burial thee Rv A h Allard isnd family left on July for a 2 wek5 vacation trip The pastor will conduct the regular church services on the dates of A,u 1 and s befoie leav uij for his new pastorate Loi 1 ale bos operated by putting a coia ia It mm with NOKTH HAMBURG CHURCH M f 20 PI 0 P M PAT MEEJ JMENNNON1TE CHURCH The Pinckney Past Matrons ofj KrY atilBtoi the OES met with Mrs Eloyse j Rv Fug Bliey, pasto Campbell Monday with 1 piesent jMonjin Worahip Service 1000 Mrs Alta Meyer and Mrs Hazel j Sunday Scnool 11 JO Parker were cohostesses A lovely Sup win luncheon was served Mrs Myerj Youi Peopiaa talked on her western trip PULMOTOR Owing to the lops of time in ob Evcntng Manage WL Eva Pcayer Servic Lektig 7U 815 00 Piackiky had ar and e,ol wallojjec tl icin Auoi of Ann got ifi hits off Bill of Tu Bill DenllauUr held 7 and st tick ut IirKkr plays Soutr next Su Jay liatt r lin KPSiveptoe, widje and Waru, erAnn Arbor Viegl Other Kast I Chelsca Ind 11, Saline 1, Novi Sonth hyon 1 Grars Iik X In the West Division Brprhton beat Fowlervillo 4 t 3lJ innings Wejberville beat Ann Arbor Legion S to 3 Okemup , Mason 5, and Stockbridge 9,East Lansing 7 jwia do so this year Stockbridge liowell and li ighton aie all laffliij carsTne la, y aa tht hoiks in i lie old blu law day, hs never bfn nforced and ner will be Ihe moiK racd in uch cases is alleys io a worthy cause and ill fleet is a donation, ami the raffle eniiT Ts aVTcfd mile i atitoctive for we all 1 ik to take n chance 1,01 COMMUNITY I I vill have Keader and ii nHiKiter IeuWarnu and n corr wre Chnla Milf 4, 2, Sale u I and SALE a eon1unity Auction Ht Jrre,ry on SATURDAY JULY 24 you have any furniture call will pick it up free of charge Wylie, Phone Pinckney 78F21 jCARD OF THANKS J wish to thank the Kings Dau ghers for the money they gave to Harry IMsk when he went on tba, Doat trip i Mr Peggv Jarlowski Closing program of Summer NOTICE 7 Mrs Shirlejrs 4H Cubs, both SwaAmf winter and summer projects, will Wo shin bold a baee tale at Martins Locker Rev Eat Beachey attended the j will be raised arouid the lakes The Pinckney Jtnd Hamburc churches MAIUmAY JULY lb J Menooafce Biesuxial meetiaga Port Pinckney fire department wiU ajaiid njoyed A badcet dinner at the WiisH affii1ii yaw patronage, laod, Oregon last week 1 fral It Beachey home, taintag a pulmotor from Ann Arj Bible School of Pinckney Gcpel bor, in drowning cases Otto Poul Mission M high school auditorium son has Parted a drive to buy a July 16 at 9 p m All invited ulmr and cMected 160 last On JAily 11 fc Caprxlla Chords week Tho ot is 500 and tne rest of 2 mixed voices sag at the uewy AtARRIACE irald ODoherty, 21, Lake, Lona Strong, If Iake Ernest Dawnon CG Beatrice Braxgirdle, 57, Cfa ton Ford, r Hartland Qtfw MRS ADDIE HENDEE Mrs Addie Hendee, 2, dU 1n Jcn Thursdav at the heme of her daughter Mrs Nina RooaShe wan the wife o George Hendee and iived in Pnckneyfor a numberjt 59 natona Beach, of years Besides her daughter she ronld Cvd, 18, pinckney is survived by a son, Orla of Ow McNamara, 20, Howen 4Mo,s grandchiWren,6 great grand Turneif 20, Webbervflle, children and 2 great great grand Geerwold, 18, FowlerfriUe children A daughter, Mrs OrphajH 21, Bi4ghan,Shirley Lanberon died in 3916 Funeral Crumruse, 64, and tmyal was at Perry Sunday yqiaa ftitmt Whrtmore Whrtmem Detwitfef afv , L Jfm flP Pinckaay Ditpacb Wednesday Jut 141948 Availal CCaAPLETE PHILGAS SELFJ rCVSPMT INTAUATION , vcae Coif Visit us tcdcy U CWnc VnoMt for vasammf HOCKEY SSkVICE MOBTOL PRODUCTS M38 ad DEXTER ROAD ZJEGLER Electric 1075 M36E Pincknev Mkbin Phone 13o 4 Open 9 a ro to 6 p, inElect rical Hot Water Hettns Electric Rangettee Electric Roasterettet Automatic Toaster, Waffle Irons Light Fixtures aculator Coffee Makers SpeciahFUfh Lights Comp 100 Free Estimates on Wiring PS BTJL Farmers BRING YOUR Wheat To Chelsea Milling Co No Delay FAST UNLOADING WITH OUR NEW GRAIN HOIST AND PIT Night U loading Too For the Converrkce of the Farmer during tl Harvest Time Will Remain Open to Receive your Grain in Ux Evening We Liften to Our Daily Radio Market QiwUtton vmt 1230 P K Fast Tint WPAG at Chelsea Muting W PHONE CHELSEA MICH3fc214 BASE BALL Nugkbortn tietci Miss Josephine 5 annua, a not ive of Dexter and teacher in Detroit schools for mny yiars, died iu Detroit Wednesday Burial was at jffcxtei Friday Robert Ietruszkuwicz, 17, of Dc troit WHS drowid while swimming at Lslajvi Lake July 4th Ralph Hadley, 5t, of Unadilla, died last Wednesday The fuueral WHJ at UH Milnyr Funeral Home Stockbridgre, Saturday The grading is completed on the new lighted field H Stockbridg and thr poles will be set this week 9Uuo ha been raised Ketne StoJlsteimer, music director of Howell high school has bteu installed as head of the Howell Lions Club , The Tierce Family reunion waa held at the jjvuee Craft home ia Mario on July 3rd AVOff THEATER fused to pay and the man went away threatening arrest He is b Ueved to be an imposter, Lloyd Bennett has gone to Al Fri Sat, July 16, 17 ottpany, SYLVAN Harve, Dyen Gregory school WH Marsh and were rrelteted to board, Carl SnelUng is the new shaver a Carrs barbrjr shop4 Billy Virice, having bought a shopa,t Byron Born to Steve Aschenbrennen and wifi Madeline Bowman July 18, a daughter Robeirt Richards tindirwent a mastoid operation at University hospital, Ann Artor laet week SLAVr, GIRL In Technicolor A ComedyAdventure Story wHh VVJlNNE DoCARLO, GEORGE BRENT Fair Wethr FieWBe Your Age Wn to PUy Horses Everyon should see B Your Ago4 ay Dr GD Cummings, acting Seto Hoalth Commissioner, Sun,, Tu, July 18, 20 WHERE THERES LIFE i A Bob Hop Comody with S1GNE HASS0 11 9Mj M New Naughty But Mice Votes of 471 eon Ago re y Howy r MI m Q i ComlngPiraUs of MoUry, Duel Born to Orviiie Tapper and wife ln the Sun Geden EaprinRg July 3rd, a daughtir, OULJEA MICH Fri, Sa, July 16, 17 THE SIGN OF THE A Drama with SUSAN PETERS, ALEXAND KNOX, PEGGY CARRIER News Novelty Gar 3 and 3 a day is the pay offtr ed or haying help Th total expense of running the school at Howell last yiar was 10,10700 W A Carr has our thanks for a AllnUvh of iPtaIWIrtVhteS, m a motorcycle race m Lindsay, Dr H p r Jh Ontario, last week Miss Olivij Walsh of Whitmore Lakj has signed to teach the Merrii school iu Webster another year Thre re 43 Byerly stores opera tinjr, 13 erf which are in Gwosso Wayne University football team will train at Recreation Campeast of Brighton, Aug 15Sept 12 J li E Barron is a patient at Un ivrrsity hospital, Ann Arbor The murrirftv of MU Jus Btcluldersecretary of Stanley Berriman of Howell to Arthur RusaJl of JVideville, oh Fowlerville took place at the How ell M E church July 2 Kev pailthorp officiating They will live i Fowleiville Miss tonsil removed at McPhirson hoar pital, Howell, last, week Siglrr harvested his his field of wheat here last wrek It vent 20 bushil to an aero, Bert Hooker has bought a grocery fctorr in Detroit and moved there Mrs Robert Krlly and son, Gorman, are visiting in Hamburg 40 sugar beit factories will operate in Michigan his fall Dexter barbers will do no more Sunday shaving HOWELL Theater SOWR1A, IUCH Sun, Mon, Tuet, July 1819, 1 THREE DARING4 DAUGHTER la Technicolor Musical Conaiy wil JEANETTE MacDONALD, JOj ITURBI, JANE POWELL en ANN TODD Crtoott Sun Shlws 258,o007tOS,9f0 TUM, Wd, Thur, Jully 13, 14 15 uaJ TL, I , SPENCER TRACY, KATHERINE T Ju,y 2122 HEPBURni VANi JOHNSOJV STATE OF THE UNION 1 N,vlt3r Cartoon Stt, JuTji 17 ROY ROGERS EYES OF TEXAS Rev Carl Jones of Chelsea, former local pastor has recived a call t in In Trucolor Also LOIS COLLIER CRANE in RICHARD PhUli Frank Benedict, 19, drowned at Thompson Lako Thursday whilci in swimming with Harry Huntington Bernardino Burns had her was W W, ARTHUR TAKES OVER i l If Til t l Octace Girard of Toledo is visit Cartoon ing his aunt, Mrs C J Gardner of 1 HIGH WALL Starring ROBERT TAYLOR, AUDR TOTTER, HERBERT MARSHA nd DOROTHY PATRICK Cartoon Shows 715 915 Service p Gehringer of Howell won irlftnd the auto raffled by flremeni July 4 thrt Brighton Mty Hannah Ganrfty of Portage Gene Smith of Anderson starts his threshing outfit next week Phil Farnham of Gregory has ae Sun , Mon, July 18, 19 Mat Sun , 2 15 P M Coa VAN JOHNSON and JUNE ALLY SON A Community Bank, while cori Nw vative, yet striving in rvery to reader complete frirudly r i , ficient service to our conin ojirselves, JSrJS ptIion tr0 THE BR1DS GOES WILD , y J Aii i u Mabje Ives, 20, daughter sheriff who found thrrlock tmher Ives died h door broken gund where Y wag vj u, Mrs Henny Rohn sr tf Ann Ar tyTh0M bor cPlebrated her 103 birthday last Wednesday of Comedy Open an account heno If you a loan, talk to u aoout it be jou2to some out oilawnuge, Cartoon Newt fever Eujrene Campbell left for the PanAmerican exposition at Buffal Tho Public Srrvice Commission NJW York Thursdav has turned dm the Pn ef th Roh,yt C Culhane who recrntlyi potiton of the Ann Arbor railroad Rradualed from a phnrmacy ,chooV, discontinue to puKnff TwLtr at Ada 0nI has aceeptid o poit l Helon Jeanne Bennett and Wilbur u u e CARY CANT,LORETTA YOUNGMRST AXIQHAL BAI o DAVID NIVENMONTE WOOlEV HOWFTT, Eniir of Hambtrrsr we marked t tl o Ann ATbor Epiaeepal church July 3 Ed Carrow, owner of the WlsitmnF Lako Theatre has oll his South Lyon Theatre iO E Kinne ion in Pittsburg, Pa GARY AND THE BISHOPS WIFE Novelty Cartoon Unaer Fedecal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Ineqra CerporationAll DepoeRs Ineered , to 5,000 for Each Depositor Soteof2TleanAgv Kemeth Truster, Mr BergNelson T enstr r and ftmily and Bill Beard of Ann Arbor spent Sundty with Mrs John Bell Frank McKelvey and wife of Pitts hurt P,a are guess of Mrs Rosn HendcP Mrs Lesler McAfee and daugh Jtrr Leslie or I Mrs Beatrice Van Lnft Friday the following busi Horn were in Detroit last week nes men took the boat trip to Put j Vincent Snooks of Newberry wa inBay, Ohio M J Reason, C H a caller at thr Clifford VanHoml Kennedy, Rov Bird, Arrbror Mur home last wtrk His daghttr, Joan, I phy Dallas Cox, Hazen Smith j retvmed to Newberry with him I Gregory McCluskey of Pinckney i Mis Rorr Hendee returnpd hom tnd Irene Sullivan WT re married at from Shepardsvnlle Friday thft Yourgstown General Hospltl Ohio, July 13 While delivering icr S H Caff was stopped by a man, claiming to be a police officer who demanded 15 because the truck cover was ovrr the license plate Mr Carr re Mrs, irvin Kennedy is a patient at ForH hospital, Detroit Dead or AMv HORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 3 JEPLNDliTC UPON SIZE AU CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED IREM FuiJi Anlmalf Collected Promptly Modern EqutpmeBt Capable MOL m EL PARKER Am Qioiie 88, pjad Service in WAig Tbe FASTFST DesJx v Central Dead Stock oi j CTT0 WftARpTl H Better Stair i i presented by ou 1 r f Wcdida M hch r rvir of the r VV S ON A HICC YOOVt iADf OUT YOUR WttU Med teal Preparrc r lopether on the county, inal levels, doctors of invjnr to p ovidean Uitn but ion of medical t y duiirgr pcaftime w, tii event of another i it n good medical serv io i their active con of other nal the doctors want udlooking proTi, , ho medical prowhili w Ij constitute an ixrt on the ooe of WorW im Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP r CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS I fi rnd in Off , t 1 4 J L t i Hit iasis of survey which e leii i iltoJ by the Amei i l fee ty he coocle Lvrt nUii consid i r,crs vr iriucted rjr J service tin were i f ii1 e arc sing i u r doc vJ to rtay at for civillin poptt trr 13 cf 20,000 reU isoire ent to ic 5cvTs, rcveaie iof the dispropor v cf doctors in the , H iring Vorld War tlitried hf onliaa f i h of medical rluc ccucd a wr te d LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STREL k MASON I TE SHOWER U CLOSE f COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEMING PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS r VECTRIC e OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE FITTINGS I VALVBS, SOIL PPE FITTINGS IM STOCK U e to c n 9 tO msjM PLUMBiMG, MEAT0KL JARINC R7f letariie Driw, Uk OPCM VF aM , July lSth Jhiritwry r Btmtk Lfm YELLOW PAGES mm 1 Ft nv rVvtlical oTker atti4 m eonii h v cut j 5r J tiucfr ran y 2, per M firJ the navyby 30 per cent ji, lowering the quantity or t UVUCJ service available ni the araad fereet war i it , 4Wryreftcjr abouM oe I PI i i fi bing ur kiii fl didne aot tbe medial akiit 4itribiitehCfiff i jjjfj JUT l Water gygfsM Etm, r,ynf IP iyr n , 1 J wi,r CLERKS CERTIFICATE State of Michifctui, County, ui ingston, ss 1, LULksi ULiiZ, Deputy Clerk of said County of Livingston, and Clerk of the Circuit Court for said County, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of the original record of Supervisori Proceedings with the original record thereof, now remaining in xny office, and that it is a true and correct ivmsmpt therefrom, and of the whole of such original record IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court and County this seventh day of July, AD, 1948 LOUISE M SCHULZ, Deputy Clerk UN Facts and Faces NORWAY NORGE NO 9 WAY Norway, a mountainous country extending from the frozen Arctic to the gateway of the Baltic Sea, is known all over the world by her merchant fleet The sea, washing 12,000 miles of coastline, provides natural industry for Norways 3,000,000 people, who are among the worlds greatest sailors and fishermen Her farmers live mainly along the famous fjords inlets and in valleys deep in the rugged mountains, which also furnish water power for electricity to run Norways industries The country is a Kingdom and gave the United Nations its SecretaryGeneral, Trygve Lie Its Permanent Representative at UN Headquarters is Finn Moe its flag red with a whitebordered blue cross UNIacts and Faces SAUDI ARABIA The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the site of Islams two most important shnnosMecca the capital and Medina both closely associated with the life of the I n phet Muhammed These two highly developed cities are surrounded by the rid l I Arabian desert in which many of Sud, bias 350,000 square miles hae recently cm tance with the a scuvery of lae oil reserves wnn fe during 300,000 barrels daily d of Sudi Arabuisjw S T v npnkr, semblv has been BRti rniu,e u Vore en SffS M Sr Her fla is green carrying btartpn No Deity bt Cod and Muhammed h,s Prophet FlagRising for the World f vvoweajs WeclhescU JulvT4JS UN Facts and Faces YUGOSLAVIA Because of its strategic position and resources, the territory of Yugoslavia for centuries suffered various foreign invasions With about 100,000 square miles and 15,000,000 people, Yugoslavia, embracing Serb, Croat, Slovenian, Macedonian and Montenegrin lands, was created as a monarchy after World War I In World War II, she suffered heavily from German occupation, and after liberation, the monarchy was replaced by a Federated Peoples Republic Predominantly agricultural, Yugo slavia is nevertheless the principal mineral producer of the Balkans, and has a Five Year Industrialization Plan, Her ON Representative Dr Joza Vilfan Her flag is blue, white and red with a red star rmm Women DeleSates Take Part in VN Meeting, XS, of Pakistan Mrs Bodil B,S n n TaMduue Hussain MP, of the UnUed Kinfdom Mr 1 F,enCe rrla Al Khoja of W nd iv ma of Svr j ui uaq, and iuis tua undstrom of Sweden, JL J Uh ai i r c V BAIL ASUNCION 0 ENCAMNAClON 4 I s 1 Paraguay, ftVep in the iin rnr ol South Ameiiii, Instill in many s a frontier land, although her capital, founded in explorations UK ears ajjo, is one ol Latin Ameriias oldest Most ol landlocked Para,ius 1,00,011 inhabitants live beijnveen the Parana anil Paraguay Rivers, which lead to the Rio de la Plata and the sea Cattle raising, forest industries and agriculture on the ruh nil soil occupy most of her people Still largely unknown is the Iran Chaco region in the north Paraguays delegation to the Initial Nations is headed by Dr Guillermo Enciso, Ambassador to the Inited States Her Hag has horizontal red, white and blue stripes and the countrys seal Indonesian Truce Trio ttpporfto I ,i Having successfullyi ioefl i ntiM ti, txuiUiMuMitiLTri belvveen The Netlu ims aid the IINOV, n iJepuMu iu the Ka ,1 Indies, the Inild Nations Si i urit oini ils mnniittec ol J1 Offices is back it l headquarters, wriiin its liiui report Putting final touches on the historic document are lieit to nj,hl Ur Prank P Graham of he Inited States Paul van eeluid of lirlium, Justice Richard t Kirby el Australia, an T i Narayanan, cim i secretary W Tf UN Facts and Faces PANAMA UN Facts and Faces POLAND PANAMA CARIBBEAN SEA POLSKA POLAND ROBERTO DELA GUAROIA PACIFIC OCEAN fy Explorers of the New World satisfied their quest for a short overland route across the Americas in 1513 when Vasco Nunez de Balboa sighted the Pacific Ocean from a hill in what is now Panama Today, the Republic of Panama still furnishes the quickest oceantooccan route by the United Statesopera ted Panama Cnnal From the tenmile wide Canal Zone can be seen Panamas varied land, from jungles to high mountains Many of her 610,000 people work in agriculture and forest industries in her 33,6ro square miles Her Representative at United Nations headquarters is Roberto de la Guardia The Panamanian flag has white, red and blue squares and a red and a blue star Poland, a nation wilh a thousand years of history, is one of Kuropes m t importrt breadbaskets Her fiat plains, crossed by important livers, stretch oU to the horizons and furnish perfect a uliura land to 00 prcat of her l,0J0bhtl inhabitants Industrially, too, Pol nul is an inportant center, producing textis, coal, iron, forest pi duels and minerals Her borders are hereTbvn as outiinel bv the iotsdam Agreement of 1945, pending a final peace treav with Germany, and include about 120,000 square miles between the Bug in the Kast and the Oder and Neisse Rivers in theWest Polands Permanent Rep resentative at Inited Nations headquarters is Dr liIiusz Katz Suchy her flag is divided horizontally h red and white fields w ottebd a of ibt UHd Nations, approved by tfa General Tj teteed by three UN guards met tte world or aniaa SJx7Lke Success New ork The baaneris light ay ,9 jor Children World Affairs, Fhst Hand s Leading the May the entire suOf of the rnftc s ha one days pay to the Lnited Nations Appca ioi Iren T5 which started its worldwide drive for ctnifrilv tioiis in rn Signing up are rfrftto rirhfroiitrow, Assistaut Se rP tr c Byron Pric administration, Henri laugier soci I, Arkr,dv lev security council and back row Iva Krno Jeh, iVi, Vaughau tgeneral services, Benjamin Cohrn mtovKikiio i w Aake Ording, pi ocUw oi the United Natacui Ajyeal ior C ailun a The United Nations is serving as a laboratory for a group ol spfrinlM in initrnatiflnc1 affairs Here a group of the internes, workriffct along with the permanent UN staff, take part in ae From different nnivenWea, itndeati work with LN for eigM i iiinuii,imin f 4 J t A V Mt P1NCKNEY DISPATCH fflfatoexhy, July 141948 ifc JUNE SESSION 1948 Motion carried Moved by Glenn and supported by Duncan, that the County Treasurer be allowed her necessary expo ise in attending the annual meeting of the State Association of County Treasurers Motion carried Moved by Berry and suijrted by Redinger, that the County Clerk 99 em m Monday, June 28th Pursuant to Statute, the Board of Supervisors for the County of Liv ingston, convened at their rooms in the Court House, on Monday, June 28th, au0Wej his necessary expense in attending the annual meeting of the 148, at 1100 am and upon roll call by the Clerk, the following members Sute Association of County Clerks were found to be present Brighton Township T Ross Raddatz Henry Cohoctah Township Curl WConway Township Archie Kingsley Deerneld Township P Wiggins Genoa Township Andrew beim Green Oak Township Willim Dncn Hamburg Township J Auxthu,L Sh Handy Township mh Hartland Township Boy Glendening Howell Township k Ioeoo Township Minger f Marion Township W B Clark Oceola Township Milton Conine Putnam Township Lynn Hendee Tyrone Township Vernon Wright Unadiila Township RdpK Glenn Brighton City W W Knapp and Thomas S Leith Howell City W H Gartrel1 Fred CatrellChairman Upon motion of Conine and supported by Berry, Board adjourned until 130 pm AFTFRNOON SESSION The County Road Commission appeared before the Board relative to plan whereby th several Townships of the County could appropriate Motion carried Upon motion of Glendening which was duly supported by Berry, Board adjourned antil tomorrow morning at 930 am Approved J Fred Catrell, Chairman Countersigned s John A Hagman, Clerk iKaV Friday, July 2nd Board met, roil called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Berry and supported by Raddatz that the Board appropriate the sum of 50000 to the Fowlerville Agricultural Society for premiums for the 4H Clubs and Future Farmers, the same to be payable on or after January 1, 1949 Motion carried Supervisor Raddatz of the Equalization Committee equalization report as follows a funds to the County Road Commission for the construction and repairing Twps Cities Brighton City Brighton Twp Cohoctah Twp Conway Twp Redinger, that this Board approve Deerfleld Twp the County Road Commission, m vInch the Townships shall Genoa Twp the construction or repairing of roads in their respective Green Oak Twp Townships, and that the Townships shall pay for the labor and materials Hamburg Twp used, and that the County Road Commission shall furnish all equipment Handy Twp necessary to be used in said work Hartland Twp The motion was carried Howell Twp Upon motion of Berry which was duly supported by Redinger, the Howell City of highways in their Townships Moved by Ross anu supported by the plan of participate in the construction or Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at P30 am Approved Fred Catrell, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, County Clerk Tuesday, June 29th Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee, presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers AD5 Supervisor Leith of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Iosco Twp Marion Twp Oceola Twp Putnam Twp Tyrone Twp Unadiila Twp EQUALIZATION REPORT 1948 Real Estate Personal Total Acres Assessed Assessed Assessed 1,254,115 331,850 1,585,965 21585 1,696,520 154950 1,851,470 24450 958,320 141,980 1,100,300 23980 1,028,200 97,900 1,126,100 23505 1,004,110 207,035 1,211,145 21895 1,787,570 212,100 1,999,670 21009 1,618,115 218,600 1,836,715 21638 1,925,625 323,350 2,248,975 21067 1,825,000 277,050 2,102,050 23456 1,136,250 201,375 1,337,625 20810 879,100 105,850 984,950 3,200,8 0 811,130 4,012,000 22331 792,930 42,500 835,430 22600 1,019,425 101,295 1,120,720 23289 988,150 75,500 1,063,650 21927 1,323,285 154,900 1,478,185 22757 1,086,425 96,750 1,183,175 22023 781,410 80,150 861,560 Totals 24,305,420 3,634,265 27,939,685 4,060,315 Brighton City Brighton Twp Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A960 to Cohoctfth Twp a4, inclusive Conway Twp Upon motion of Redinger which was duly supported by Glendening, Deerfteld Twp J Board adjourned until 130 pm AFTERNOON SESSION Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A966 to 969, inclusive Supervisor Clark of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A970 to 980, inclusive Supervisor Wiggins of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A981 to 984, inclusive Upon motion of Seim which was duly supported by Berry, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am Approved Fred Catrell, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, Clerk Wednesday, June 30th Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A988 to 997, inclusive Upon motion of Berry which was duly, supported by Wiggins, Board adjourned until liu pm AFTERNOON SESSION Supervisor Wright of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A999 and A1100 to A1117, inclusive Supervisor Kingsley of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A1118 to 1129, inclusive Supervisor Leith of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers A1130 to 1141, inclusive Upon motion of Seim which was duly supported by Wright, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am Approved Fred Catrell, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, Clerk, Genoa Twp Green Oak Twp Hamburg Twp Handy Twp Hartland Twp Howell Twp Howell City Iosco Twp Marion Twp Oceola Twp Putnam Twp Tyrone Twp Unadiila Twp Real Estate Equalized 1,332,150 1,637,050 1,330,020 1,340,100 1,072,965 1,867,900 1,893,400 1,820,650 2,186,960 1474426 1,404,150 4,46ft70 1,018,500 1,178,706 1,396,500 1,253,100 1,023,250 911,850 Totals 28,365,735 Personal Equalized 331,850 154,950 141,980 9700 267,035 212,100 218,600 323,350 277,050 201,375 105,850 811,130 42,500 101,295 75,500 154,900 96,750 80,150 8,684265 Total As Equalized 1,664,000 1,792,000 1,472,000 1,408,000 1,280,000 2,080,000 2,112,000 2,144,000 2,464,000 1,376,000 1,600,000 5,280,000 1,056,000 1,280,000 1,472,000 1,408,000 1,120,000 992,000 32,000,000 Supervisors Berry, ROBS and Glendening PRINpNG Supervisors Knapp,, Conine, and Wiggins AGRICULTURE Supervisors Clark, Smith and Raddatz CONSERVATION Supervisors Duncan, Glendening, and Redinger ABSTRACTS Supervisors Wright, Glenn, and Seims VETERINARY Supervisors Smith, Kingsley, and Hendee DRAINS Supervisors Redinger, Shehan, and Wright COUNTY RELIEF , Supervisors Gartrell, Duncan, and Hende EDUCATIONAL Supervisors Conine, Raddatz, and Shehan COUNTY PLANNING Supervisors Shehan, Ross, and Seims AVIATION Supervisors Glenn, Leith, and Berry MILEAGE AND PER DIEM Supervisors Hendee, Glenn, and Duncan Supervisor Wright of the Civil Claims Committee presented the Conpresented the tagious disease bill of the Social Welfare Commission to the Board, which was allowed as presented Upon motion of Redinger and supported by Conine, Board adjourned until 130 pm AFTERNOON SESSION Supervisor Glenn of the per diem committee presented the pay roll of the several supervisors for listing dogs, which was allowed as pre sented Supervisor Duncan of the per diem committee presented the pay roll of the several supervisors, for attendance at the April and June Sessions of the Board, which was allowed as presented Moved by Supervisor Berry and supported by Supervisor Ross, that the dog tax for the ensuing year be fixed as follows 200 for each male and unsexed dog 350 for each female 1000 for each kennel for six dogs or less, and 1500 for each kennel over six dogs A penalty of 200 for each dog shall be collected if that tax is not paid prior to June 1st Motion carried The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Supervisor Seim and supported by Supervisor Hendee, that the matter of construction of a County Dog Pound, on the County Infirmary Grounds, be left with the Committee on Public Grounds and Bnildirrgs Motion carried Upon motion of Redinger and supported by Glendening, Board adjourned subject to the call of the Chairman Approved Fred Catrell, Chairman , Countersigned , , vgrr t John A Hagman, Clark Added or Deducted 78,035 59,470 371,700 281,900 68,855 80,330 275,285 104,975 361,950 38,375 615,050 1,268,000 220,570 159,280 408,350 70,185 63,175 130,440 Percent 052 056 046 044 04O 065 066 067 077 043 050 165 033 040 046 044 035 031 1,000 ta fc Carl W Raddatz Lynn Hendee Robert E Smith Walter W Knapp W Harry Gartrell Number A959 A960 A961 A962 A963 A964 A966 A967 A968 A969 A970 A971 A972 A973 A974 A975 A976 A977 A978 A979 A980 A981 A982 A983 A984 A988 BILLS ALLOWEDJUNE SESSION 1948 Name Purpose Loren BassettCare of Inmates, Jail Frank D BushTravel Expense, Convention Amount 68290 4580 A990 A991 A992 A993 A994 A995 A996 Moved by Supervisor Shehan and supported by Superviso rDuncan that the report of the Committee on Equalization be accepted, adopted and placed A989 on file Motion carried Supervisor Clark of the Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings Committee presented the following resolution and moved its adoption, which was duly supported by Glendening Supervisor Glendening RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Howell has represented to this Board that it A997 is necessary and expedient for the convenience and welfare of the inhabi A998 tants of the City of Howell that Clinton Street be continued from North A999 State Street east through the Court House and Jail Grounds to North A1000 Court Street in such direction and location that Clinton Street will be a continuous thoroughfare sitxysix 66 feet in width AND WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors are agreeable to the granting of such request NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that permission is hereby granted to the City of Howell to open Clinton Street through the court house and jail grounds in form and location so that Clinton Street, from North State Street to North Courfc Street, will be one continuous street Board met, roll called, quorumpresentThe minutes of yesterdays 0r avenue sitxysix 66 feet wide providing parking lots are built accord A1109 ing to Engineer Plan Number rive rt AV Thursday, July 1st A1101 A1102 A1103 A1104 A1105 A1106 A1107 A1108 session were read and approved Mr Charles Sutton, Frank , Bush and Carf Welcker, members of the Such street and parking lots to be opened, maintained and cared for A11U T mnntv Honor Roll Committee appeared before the Board, rela at the sole expense of the City of Howell and to be provided with neces A1112 MovYd i nd support by Leith tht At Boird appropriate whtdr pln nd specification, p been filed with th A1U6 r r Hoi, KOU Congee to purche the Men, f JSK SS rial in the name of the County Motion carried Supervisor Leith of the Civil the Board which were allowed as Claims Committee presented bills lot to the county jail garage and also that the parking lots shall be re A1120 to erved for the use of the county ocers, supervisors or county employees A1121 recommended as appear by numbers during certain hours A1122 Said City of Howell to indemnify and save harmless the County of A1123 Aled bfS and supported by Glenn, that the Prosecuting Attor Living7ton f iJoin any loss or damage in connection therewith Motion carried Moved by Superviaor Wiggins, supported by Supervisor Wright, that ney be directed and authorized to take the necessary legal steps to collect all the claims for damages from the owner of the dog in the McKeon Rabies case Motion carried Supervisor Gartrell of the Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings recommended that the County enter into a contract with the Tower Clock Company for the repair and electrifying of the Court House Clock, the same to be done for the sum of 88500, and the City of Howell pay onehalf of said sua J Moved, by Berry and supported by Glean that the reeommeiidatioii of the Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings be concurred in Motion carried Moved by Glendening and supported by Berry, that the Livingston Cosmty Welfare Commission te instructed and authorised to the several Townships all monies due them for collection for adult Hot this Board appropriato the mm of 7500 to the County Infirmary for use as Christmas gifts for the patients Motion carried Moved by Supervisor Boas and supported by Supervisor Berry that this Board approve the following Committee appointments as made by Motion carried fjpea motioa of Glendening whkh was etfjr mforUi by Conine, Board smtfl 190 pj Conine of the Educational Committee preissstsi the budget f Urn Ceemty Board of Education for the year 149 m the mm of HAM that the same he approved aa I rnflm mi supported by M the Chairmanfollowing the April meeting of this Board and that they A bo spread upon the records aa follows Motion carried EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE Supervisors Raddats, Ksmpp, Hondee Smith, and GartrelL CEIMINAL CLAIMS Superviaor Soime, A Sapervisors Rosa, Barry and Shehan CIVIL CLAIMS Supervisor Lattfc, WigJs nd Wright JTIggimv Clark ami Lekh PUBLIC GMHJKM AND BUWMNG8 Gartrell and jaFPOmTfONMEMT A1124 A1125 A1126 A1127 A1128 A1129 A1130 A1131 1132 A1133 A1134 A11S6 A1136 A1137 A1138 A1139 A1140 A1141 A11U A1146 A1140 A1149 A11M 1401 BfiroTd W7TJoraenCoroner Fees 223,92 Liverance Funeral HomeAmbulance Service 500 MacDonald Funeral HomeAmbulance Service 600 StaffanHildinger Funeral HomeSoldiers Burial 7500 Donald McKeonLivestock Claim 62500 Peter EvertJustice Fees 450 John E ParkerPoultry Claim 3500 Peter EvertJustice Fee 200 William PeavyLivestock Claim 6400 Forrest J BrownJustice Fee 225 Robert MorganLivestock Claim 9000 Clyde HetchlerJustice Fee 210 James MasonLivestock Claim 3210 Milton ConinesLivestock Claim , 1500 Robert J EagerJustice Fee 220 Francis W MurnighanLivestock Claim 1500 Fred FullerJustice Fee 215 Phillip SproutFor killing sheep dogs 5,00 William DuncanFor killing sheep dogs 600 Harold M BordenPhotos for Prosecuting Attorney 1200 Dr G R Schaffer Rabies Treatments 2800 E J KeehnAmbulance Services 4900 Guy GrieveCoroner Fees 12600 Harry CooperPoultry Claim 1200 Clair BarnumJustice Fee 200 Adolph GrochowskiPoultry Claim 4270 Weakley BrothersLivestock Claim 2200 Fred PrestonJustice Fee 230 Thomas RadyPoultry Claim 1150 Bruce HerbstJustice Fee 200 Francis LarsonLivestock Claim 500 Hannes L MuschJustice Fee 200 Glenn M HauserLivestock Claim 9000 Fred PrestonJustice Fee 205 Fred BerrySpecial Committee 3360 Henry RossSpecial Committee 2250 Lyle RedingerSpecial Committee 1976 Roy GlendenningSpecial Committee 1480 Robert E SmithSpecial Committee 2040 W B ClarkSpecial Committee 2600 W H GartrellSpecial Committee , , , 4060 Lynn HendeeSpecial Committee 2100 Archie KingsleySpecial Committee 1670 Carl RaddatzSpecial Committee 1380 Andrew J SeimSpecial Committee 2280 Ralph WigginsSpecial Committee 880 Fred CatrellSpecial Committee 1800 Ralph GlennSpecial Committee 800 Thomas LeithSpecial Committee 1400 William DuncanSpecial Committee 800 W W KnappSpecial Committee 700 Milton ConineSpecial Committee 1630 J Arthur ShehanSpecial Committee 730 A E HoltforthLivestock Claim 15000 Harold J ArmstrongJustice Fee mr 250 John SpearsLivestock Claim 1500 Asher WylieJustice Fee M 250 John DinkelPoultry Claim 4000 Asher WylieJustice Fee 2,50 James E IvensLivestock Claim 2400 Robert J EagerJustice Fee 260 Joe GentilePoultry Claim , 1250 Asher WylieJustice Fee M 250 John BurgLivestock Claim M 4000 Asher WylieJustice Fee 260 W D AdamsCounty Board of Education 925 Idling Bros Everard CoCounty Board of Education 13825 Robert M McBridgeCounty Board of Education l4 Wahrs Book StoreCounty Board of Education M 780 Miles Fox CoCounty Board of Education 453 Gladys McCallnmTravel Expense w 9963 Cousins Printing CoOffice Supplies M 3440 Braham Laboratories, IncSupplies 983 Charles G BlackAutopsy , 6000 Floyd W MunseUTravel Expense 24714 W N IsbellAttendance Officer 224,46 Sarah L YoungCounty Board of Education 100 aWWIaWWsrpmMW mW MHMMIMIOMUIHOMMMKimmnM fJAJ W J RvnearsonRabies Treatments ,,, 1246 Donald McKeonRabies Expense 6ZM Jesmte M Eastman, Uv Co Treas Supvrs, listing Dogs 74340 Jennie M Faetmaa, liv Co Treat Payroll, Bd of Supm 84728 Daft of Social WelfareContagirms I a Tetai 8414 I iTJWi nswFF PP PINCKNEY piSfATCH Wedhewlay, July141948 Yard Goods, Hosiery dents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries WrtCINEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 M ain St PLnckiuv, Sfchan Entered aa second uss niatter at Poatoffie at , Pinckney, Michigan undo Ithe act ef March 3 187 Subscription rata 9160 a Year Paul W Curlett, Publisher wore KicUClara an 1 I Kennedys Gen Store Iltiiry Johnsou and tans, Fossie Chambers, Mrs Otto Poulson and Mrs Erma Lewis attended the funeral of Mrs Addie Eeudee in Perry SufRlay, Barbbaru Htger of Hancock and Pick and Billy Mercer of Eut Lan sing spent Sunday at the Wm Mer cer Lome The Lloyd Hendee family Sunday guests of the Jerry man family, Mvi Emnui Vtllmer, Mrs Kenndy and Wilbur Eisei Wilbur Eisele and wife visited John Eiselc at Sparrow hospital, LanMng sunday The Ona Campbell family are at Ithe Lloyd VanBlaircum cotiie at Portpe Lake for two weeki C J Clinton attended the reunjof Co II World War I Veterans at Plymouth Sunday Cynthia and Mary Courtney of Holly are staying with Mr Ray monda Morris Maureen Yarboroush af lkkrle j spent last wePk at the Louis Sitck I able home M Eleanor Ledwidpc and Kan wer in Ann Arbor Wednesday, Louis Coyle and wife were Sunday dinner guests at the Ray Burns home Shirey Gons Garge NOTCCE RJNG AND BEARINGS ONLY 4950 AUTHORIZED FORD REBUILT MOTORS 9900 ARC ACETYLENE WELDING WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SEKVICT WASH JOBS 100 UREASE JOBS 100 SIMON1ZED JOBS 995 MUFFLER TAIL PIPES BATTERIES AUTO PARI QUICK L lAKGE TRACTOR REPAIR OIL CHARGE Call No 138 USED CARS FOR SALE COME IN AND SEE THE NEWROTUTILLER GARDEN TRACTOR Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 17 PEARL ST CALL NO 138 HOWELL RD 4f In the farm kitchen alone, 37 tons of water aro used each year An average cow drinks over 15 tons a year and there are dozens of other uses for water Let electricity take this burden off your shouldersleave more time for more important work Electricity will pump and carry your water cheaper than doing it any other way No other system will give you so much satisfaction in All 1lie1b YoU I NO WIS THE TIME TO J MODERNIZE DECO MOrtSUN NORCE FURNACES SPACE HLATFRS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSE N BUHNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOUNLRS HOT WAT E R TANKS SHALLOW AND DEEP WKLL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROuMNG ONE TO THREE YEARS lO V7 ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK C MANTLED X Pinckney Fab 3i33t 71 ia Co 1 210 MAIN SI PiNCKNi Y f 1 loffor Milk ProoWfco Whon dairy cow hav amtot frtth wator, rhoy product 9 to 10 moco milk ticroatoa f90 rVoaforfeo Hon iiood ptonty fo drink fithtr all, twothirdc of an 099 1 wafer KP oin Mer ProfooM HOQ cktooJ Ftonty of wattr et tho feeding trough moon biggor, f1thior hog Adaodflrotorocffae A tmalf tVot oaotfy con trolUd whit a ttroani of wator Without it, Are rapkHy Hoof rfwor Hortt Wator yowr livofoek fro quonttythoyll bo hoaJHUor, txira Crop fntvraiKO Drought can ruin valvablo vogoablot and Itw ore Wator your he DETROIT EDISON Go Complete water systems and electric pumps of all types and capacities, for oxe with medium, deep or shallow wells, are available for immediate installation Ask your Edison Farm Service Advisor to help you plan your system and estimate the amount of water your farm require Theres no obligation to you, and youll find his setyict helpfuL SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HOUSES 9 Each CATTLE 11 Each HOGS 3 per Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO 5IZ AND CONDI I ION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIG3 RLMOVET FREE PHOr COLLECT Q DARLING COMPANY J ELL 450 BUYER3 OF HIDES LF SKINS , jy w V Sa ot t ftwai WI,A vtirv ofrT Fred FWb has returned from visit with Eev and Mru Backus at Brown Cty Mr aacT Mrs FE, Meyers uf Quincy, W ited the B White and Earl Stanley families lost week Mrs Louis Shehan, Francis, Mrs Edna Spears and Helen Tipiady at tended the funeral of couKin,Guy Bouck, t Jackson Friday John Elaele underwent a hernia operation at Sparrow hospital Lansing last week Mr od Mrs Roy Overly and Mr und Mrs, Pat Murphy of How ell were in town Sunday, Henry Ishacn of Chelaa was in town Sunday Andrew Campbell and family spent Sunday at the Lloyd Bennett home in Hillsdale Mrs Vivitn Parmalee And daughter were in Jackson last week M J Reason and wife were in Jack on Thursday heme ClaWe C Cog, Candidate for BepaUiean nowistttte fer Stets Ymt svfptti mm The Vincent Shields family of MrsVivian parmalre and daughAnn Arbor spent Sunday at the ter have moved in the Beck apartLee Lavey home I ments on East Main St Roy Reason and family Mrs Ednal Mr and Mrs Emil Wcddige of na Reason and Leota were guestsAnn Arbor were Thursday night of the Fned Carpenter family In guests of Don Swarthoul and wife Pontiiac Sunday n Mf an Mr Don Swarthoot, called tte Charles Clark home Mrglclafe M1Uerf Mrand Mj Sunday Lonnie VanSlambrook and Mr and Lea Clark ad family of Detroit, Mrs Geo Meabon, Mrs P Curlett Mrs GW Clark and Edal Myer were gursls at the ner Brighton andfamily of Ypsilanti were Sun 4H Camp Thursday night The day gutflts of Walter Clark and , following from here were on thr family program tap dance, Domialee Swar MR and Mrs Harold Hammond thout solo, Paula Curlett ballet of Owosso were Sunday fiests of dance, Marilyn Miller piano solo, Clyde Fisher ud family JJamrs Gallup ap dance, Barbara Guests of Mr and Mrs, Stanley i Miller DinkrJ last week were Mrs, Emms Brogan and Mrs, Lueila Patterson Stuan ,he infant daugltter of and daughter, Mary Holt, of Stoefc, Mrsfrd Mn, Ross HrriMHelen Cul brtde I at Detroit pasard away last Jvn GriffHii spent last week im Thursday Dearborn P Baker of Syracuse K Y Gemla Kenrcdy and family of 9it the week end at the RJ, were Sunday gue of the Mark Carr home, His wife and children ay Keaedy bosma tarred borne with him Joe Gearhatt mi wm of rtawtsl Andrew Nesvitt and wife th Markj Friday witii lbs Gst4sw Ar Wylie and famUy ind E est Thornton, and 0mily oi Grtnd liapids went to Walled8 Luk lt, Sunday, Mvs Splttler was called to B 11ville Tyesday by thr death of, her mother j Charles Whitehead and wift , Bei rice Lamborn of GreROjy, spent Sunday at the Jesse Henry home Mr and Mrs Fiank Sieel, Mrs Frank Martin of Howell and Mrs Joe Martin and daughter, Mary of Howell called at the Albert Dink 1 home Sunday also Mrs Mae Daller j and Mrs Bonita Jens of Ypsilanti j Mfpnd Mrs Albert Whitlfy of Ann Arbor were Saturday guests of Mr and Mr James Whitley H P Arpleton and wife of Brighton cHri at the Lynn Hendee home Sunday Mr and Mrs Francis Krupa of Detroit and Mrs Eunice Schuchart of Howell called on Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Sunday UN GKOLND CABLE Tlis cubic from I5i Ii Is o U iji ivlaiion in Ietskev litrf ,111 jui in L lell it r tin muv of th two citir i i n, ii pi l u, flowed und th5 m or, of Kcd CityCad unOMViimi 1 K y construct iliac Travrise Cu and rhai u i vik train wlm i, showu viouc made simultc, ous lorirdi, atoci luh , tl ifH docp tanci rails The f I, tllo rid E woith Mr and Mrs W H Mever and Hik Lomis md fily and Mrs Mrs Mr Daller relumed from Cal il i,t11 oi NVkV rk arf ex ifornia Friday 1 the ME Darrow home this veek H C V dder anci wife have re turned fin Yellowstone Xaiional Park Mib Alite SchKnhalo and Mrs lida KariiiS of Howell pent Sundfty at he Tai Ware home , 240 votes wert cast at a hot old Dexter school meeting in which Ward Tapper and Stanley Vaughn, Uac tisojQ Wubbeats were neseatoW V Mrs Gce Price mi layto Gene MannMrsCora Webb, Mrs Mrs WayUe Cur aui childtr Nettie Vaughn, Mrs Maiiorie Mi rr are viMti,, at the Walter, ill and daughter ittcnded the funer huni in iirand Rapids al of Mrs Addie Pirree at South Lyon Saturday Merlifi Ambuifey d family have moved ito the W H Clark FQR RNT 3 Ro0m Aprtm4nL Lw4 A A TT XM A S45 Eit Putnam Photw X43P Richard Andrew Ilon of Mrand Mrj Richard Amo of Hewo4 wa i bapeised at Brighton Sunday by his grandfather, Rev McLucas FOR SALE 5 Room Ccfctasjr, Noiiert Iavty ad wife of De baserent, oil circulating aroit spent Sunday here wWcalion Price 6500, teens Geerte Roche of rVwierrille was 4kowfi montsfcly aayweate te fmrm dm i H, TfK M41 5 w iiaLs tommwm1 P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wedheady July, 141948 McPherson i PROFESSIONAL CORNEh State Bank THERELL BE SOME CHANGES Tat Anniversary of uur Declaration of Independence is just passed The meu who formulated that docun i nt poke for the many peo1 pie vho left Europe to tscapej mievrv from regimentation aud wanted the DR G R McCLUSKEY PINCKNEY SANITARIUM 4UjT M iAt Pinckaay Mick Daily 1100 A M to a i00 P M cept Wedidey Mosu, TtteW, 3iwS00 mm i this WASHES ACA YOUR DISHES ASLY SO QWCty tT ACTUALLY fl DISHMA5TER the all new, modern tu washes each dish with frfsh, cuan w4 auLs Uiem, rubs tlieni then rinsej eat1 bliiig, spIasMe3 shower of clear, hoi aerated instant fingertip control ALL THi ORK is euv, rTurtles, uporation No 4btlBji is iejuifd nJ na dishcloths, scummy pads or tow kecimt PltaJH WIFi dues the work Ji,i iak your tidkea auJ wldk iheai ky , sparkling, SJHIIC y lean witHeel DISHMASTEK CORPORATION, rOtftlAC W, U01 opportunity of a free choice endeavor and religion How ca we best manifest Srit of 76 As bankers we feel that independence can be found partially at least in having a bunk account Saving a portion of oui ramiigs creates a freedom from the worries of every day living obtaJ br in no other way A Savings Account can be opened with as little ai a 1 bill C4 uENiial Ittla N Mieaejaa McPnerson State Bank era Deposit lesaranea Corfansa Money te loan at reasonanle itiea, Interest paid on Saving Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposit up to 5,00000 ta ured by r esembarship Ui ATHLETECS FOOT GERM KILL IT IN ONE HOUR I YOUR 35c BACK If rot pieced The germ grows i DEEPLY To kill it, you must Olfiea Mi, lUiideacs SI He4Ur MM Jiv HERLTSNEED a Pane 14 4tf7 1 M Met Howell leal Eelate, li Uty, lke aad ft A ipatilatitF U4 Voar Prerg, WUa Me LEE LAVEY GfcNERAL INSURANCE Piackaev Mickigaa A U CllON EER FARM SAUtS A ofEUALlTY BEitT WYLIE PHONE fiWCKNFY 78F1 57 AN Lb I oRRIMAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand Kiver, Howal VaaWinkle VanWinkW Doa W VaWiakle Cfcarle JL etaai Attorneys at La Fast State aad Saviac Buk HowalL MishLjea ARNES CEMETERV MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArbcrMle Harold Chubb, Local Representation 516 FLEMING ST HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monument Marke MARTtN J LA VAN Attorney At Law IS BrtgMam iUaitc 136F6 PG Repairiif AD TIT Latoaid DI Kutk Lak PHSWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HUM Modem EquipuMat AoibtuaJM Seifiee 9 Piaekaej, Mlchif ervu REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES HEACH it Get TEOL at uny drug PHONE P1NCKNEY 136F13 tore A STKUNG fungicide, made HAROLD RADY Iwith 90 alcohol It penetrates Reaches more trerms Today at THE COY DRUG STORE WAU rm m TUU rm 0U4OTIT AND UM1 IICTA ol 37 To ih, prtw tW bytlaK nd , ,i OPfGATtOHS B To fntt IIIII WltM tlttf 0ilhffl 0 1 Aeild wter LEE LAVEY PIAC ftWeTSMMAAtK COMPLETE Plumbing Supplies and Installation Merkei BGage Hwdt Dexter, Mich Phone 2711 Oren till 9prn B0AiSNow on display, crerythiag up to an inboard,Plank or Marine llljrwodt flat, round or Vtottoa LChoice of col or 8 and majbniaU 6475 and up We art eutaorlied dealer, for ttia Mue e Damand Martin Outboard for UowaU and miLy Ail wiles may be handled through our Budget Plan, Cow Ipleto information on requeft WILSONS TRAli,EH SESVICB STATS OK MICHIGAN Tha Preaato Court for tho CoOntf 1 Livingston At a tension of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the on Ue 7th day of Jum AD, 1948 PresentHon liiram ll Smith, JudLe of Probate in the Matter of trw Ectat of Robert Rudolph, Deceased It appearing to che Court that the time for presentation of claima against said estate should be limited , and that a time and place be jtp1 poined to receive, examine and ad just all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court it is Order thtvt all of the credi tors of said doeascd are required to present their claims said Court at said Probate Office, and to serve a copy thereof upon Louise Rudolph, Administratrix oi said estate at nn Kelly Road Plncknty, Mifliijran ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL, SAND, BLCK DIRT AND STON Ordr Your Black Dirt Now Pett for Lawn Putnam St Pinckoay Phono 106F3 JXNE TASCH TYPIST Letters or Any Paper Composed or Copied at Your Convenience All Work Confidential 747 Main St Pinckney, Phon50FU FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 RESIDENCE Ml LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK WAUL4M AND Weakly Trips Made To Dv rOit GENERAL TRUCKING Phono 64F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FJL DIRT, ANr ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID P1FXB OR CON TRACT 728 Toma Roud P OPiuckney RFD No 2 Telephone Dexter 811C BH MpgBMfwf Want Ads FOR SALF A C M Combine in best condition, will pay for itself In one fummer Phone 35F11 FOR SALEDump TrucUt 41 Putnam, Pinckney,Phone 6121 West Grand River, Lake WSJSfc mu,lul orA fore ell oii US 16, Phone Howell 3I4W4 S1 ioc, l Ljrcnrn 106F3 FOR SALE 12 foot Metal Boat in good condition 50,00 111S7 Hillside Drive, PatterioiHLi FOR SALE 5 H, P, Neptune motor M7 riPvAi neor 00,00, Um Buifard 9St BtvJL r Ukt i FORRENTA threeroom apait i nt hi 10 UnadUla St, Pinckney Mrs Max Dyer CALUMETTEFARM RIDING STABLES 3600 M 36 EAST PINCKNEY, MICH, PHONE 65F2 D E BUTTS, PROIV uVANTi Custom Cor hiring Peter Costas, 4 miules north tnd I milo west of Pinckney on Spars said Lake or wiiite Uti, Mich, Sydney Odgers, at WANTED TO RENT I j JULY 16 CASH SPECIALS JULY 17 Cof tee Del Montelb 53c time and place being hereby appoint 1 WAiYJlilJ 1U KtNl3 rooni mod ed lor the examination and adjurtl efn aPartment unfurnished 1 ment of all claims against said de I p Bx 108 ckney ceased 1 WANTED Waeliings to do at hpme The Court will also at that I Mrs Max Dyer, 610 Unadilla St tors of said deceased are required j WANTED Boyst cady at IukeTand time determine whether and to golf course Must be 14 yea old, Vinegar Gat Jag Sic u Soap Fel NaptbaB,l9c OrapeSruit what extent claims and administration expenses are payable out of com I unity property or out of separat 1 propertjy of decreased It is Further Ordered,That publie notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, once each week for three successive WecrkR previous to Raid hearing, in Saturday, August 14ox roast bands the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper base ball, soft ball auction vaude No, 2 Cnt 19c FOR SALE 50 lb all White Porcelain Ice BJx, tlso a Bioyrlebofh in gd condition 234 West Main Street, Pinckney, Mich FOR SALE roar around home at Hi,and Lake, 6 rooms unj modern bath 2 oil halters, 275 gi rank,automatic oil hot water hoaten iaun dry room ad fruil cellar, enclosed porch, fish bouse, boat, Venetian blind 2 ar cement block garige,3 apply at golf, Saturday and Sunday FOR SALEPintO horse 8 yearsjextrn lotsSee Mrs,VanSickla at dm old, very fast, sacrifice Apply at 2480 Brardsley Road Piione i3F on Hiland Lake FOR SALEBy original owner 1938 Chevrolet, general condition and WANTED 10,000 people to attend the VJ Day Celebratton at Howell tires good Can be seen at, 2324 Pt terson Lake Rd Pinelmey,phone 58rl and circulated in aaid u ProBeets, ClarksaV 2 25c Spam 43c Bologtt a By P1M 49C I Bacon eqaaree 47c lb printed County Hiram R Smith, Judge of bate A true copy Celesta Par8haILregister of probate A treooopy ville, fireworks, danceradio aeiL fid 194 Fordto away fOR SALEl refrig piOF Rest offer takes it, New FOR SALEModern 5 room house with bath, furnace, chicken coop Fnil2aESe land stable I mile west of Pinckney Pd jsed one month Can be sees at Llon CedarLake Road C, Gardner farm two miles north Hnrld Rggs,P012 Cedar La and one mile weh of Plainfield TRUCKfNG WAHTED i and one nine west 01 riainneja, L,CGardntr,Stockbridgc, phone fF3 WANTED STANDING WALNUT TIMBER 16 INCHES IN DIAMETER HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID JOHN L GOLDEN 5022 LAKEWCOD DETROITMich FOB i5ALE burner Kerosene cook etove, 1 Ironing board,l feather bed tick, 32 2x4s, 7 ft, long, Nelson Buzzard FOR SALE4Burner Oil Stove,new aan a 14 foot rowboat Lucius Doyle FOR SALE 40 GaLElectric Water heater with thermostat control Ideal for email home OHn Kobinaon special prlcee for canning Bush Lake, Phone 136F21 Phone 5HF5, Pinckney Will Haul Gravel Fill Dirt, Sand Black Drt and Stone, Prompt Service a hero in tha State HENRY WINSIOW Call Pinckney 112FI1 NOTICT am etrn cleaning Bugs and w holstery drop me a card L Mclntyre, Fowiervilie, Michigan l Freh Cut Asparagus Any Amount Order 1 SECRET Veal Stew BONELESS Per LB 69 SCOTLAND YARDS REVEALED How does The Yard keep its I record of unsolved crimes so low Antheayl Abbot noted mystery writer ,shows how Scotland Yard worka, aad recreates some of its famous cases in The American Weekly, one of the thifee big color magazines distributtd with this ufuieys lUttly 18 issut of The Detroit Times c kFOR SALErTLfrie burner kerosene kitchen stve M Steveson V 1144 Sunset Blvd, HilandLaes ICall Sat or Sun tV Clacks PINCKNEY FWEeST FOO D STORE FOUK free plekney square After a childs sweater coat icy Despatch FOB SALEak EAraryTaMe, Kk em Cabiaet, aew, 2 Rugs, Mad aaade, itarpe berd Poreelseu Tec Kit a TK Day Bed pad Water Beater cad Tea feejf IF J Bradley, 440 Hare, Pacta We Want to Buy Your Grain Thank You Kindly Farmers Feed Supply Co rtlOUEMtUAX V J, i dac m Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 14, 1948 Description An account of the resource July 14, 1948 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 1948-07-14 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/448438b57de846b484fa62ea61836636.pdf 3e993e83af9236e6354b350a7901808d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. mmmmipm BrnduKV fincteney UsroatcfT Wedluday, July 21 1948 TT No 92 Michigan Mirror Here on Michtgans Weat Dutch 12 miles south of tulip famous Holland is Saugatuck, the artisu sunnier capital of the Middle West As you ipproach the villege an illuminated sign, displaying an artists pallet, bright wiJi colons welcomes you Landscape paintings are on display at the shops and an exhibit of paintings is open daily from 2 to p, m A artiss ball is held in August Vut the people are not all happy Taerns are numerous and vacafjonir are apt to imbibe freely There is an air of Bohemian informal y, JSIoppiness prevailes, sport ciohis are vogue and mother dous daughters blue jsuns and joins the sidewalk parade Au night Lhu cock tail bars and dauce pavilion are thronged On the sidewalk, it wcMher permits, M, llaselbar puts on a ma pro ducvioii circuslike rtsc under brig t liglitA He rapidly daubs col ors on a canvasa A sign Direct from Hrlist to you Ho is n minuure Henry Ford, turning out canvasses to uU the customers purso uc His method u unorlhodc and unapproved , ContiVisttd to Haselbar who win ters in Miami is Carl Hoermiunu Kiveiide, California, noted desert and sand dune painter He travels to iht dimes at G a m to get Ihe portVct liglit and shadows and ugaa at o pm He calls tho who paint ifrom inimaginaUonj house plinttrsf The varyng lights h catches make a Hoermanti canvass a thing of joy t Tli Chicago Art School spon Rors a summer school of paintinv at Fishtown where the Kalamazoo river hits Lalo Michigan Oxbow Inn where the artists eat , is an ciet dilapidated building and so Is th muM urn were tliey exhibit their pictures More tlutfi 100 yrars ago the towi of Singapore flourished at the mouth of th Kalamazoo river It boasted 3 lumber mills 2 hotels and several stores700 saving vess el filtered the harbor iu JATONow it in a ghost town, marked by a drifting nand dune Plant Crash Au airplane, a Piper Cub from the Gregory Airport, crashed in the cornfield u the Lee Lavey farm 3 miles west of town on M30 abort 7 p m Thursday night The motor stalled and the pilot in trying to circle so he could land in a plowed field on the north side of M3i, east of Marbles Cormi, was unable to clear the telephone wire The tail of the plane caught in them ti aring down a number of wires and breaking off a ple The plaaj then went through a fence ad nose dived in a cornfield a fi w feet from iha roar1 40 pilot, uid to be Dick Beniis Patterson Lake, climbed out unhurt ind the plan, sustained little damage Men from the Gregory airport came down, removed the wings and towed it back to G11 gory behind a car Sev eral planes from Gregory flew down but only one, a plane piloted by Edward Gilmore landed in the plowed field across the road from thi wreck 0 k DEMOCRACY by Mat THRESHING TIME VOCUNTARV COOPERATIVE EFFORT HRE IN AMERICA HAS BEftN AM IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE GROWTH AND OCVCLOPMENT OP OUR NATION SINCE ITS EARLIEST DAYS ON EXAMPLE , WARMLY FAMILIAR T GENERATIONS OF OUR PEOPLE, IS THE THRESHING C AT WORKFAKMERS JOiNMG TOSSiS TO PGQV 1 MANPOWER ANO MACHNZRY TOL ACCOMPLISH N A SHQKT 7ME A TASK IMPOSSIBLE fCX ONE FAMILY WORKING ALQ,VC Conservation Notes A minimum Pittmnn IJoberttim wildlifi, restoration pvcgrym foi ll4 costing 435100 has been approved by suite coiwnvutiun com This is financed by lideral ex cise taxe on fireaams mid amunit ion returned to tin stale by federal government Applications are now lying ceived to hunt antlerless dcr Allegan county Dec 110, Hunting clubs holding large bloc of timber for more than 40 years can cut timber it they desire Thi average ground water level in June wais higher than in 3 years of the preceeding 13 years The total number of hunting Heses issued lat year was 304,403 the re in ens at Isle Royale The fou t fires have been checked Wayne county sold tho most licenses las year 112 COO fishing 97,762 small game, 41,527 deer and 1104 archery Kent was 2nd and Oakland sold the most trapping licenses 788 Beleive it or not Mrs Hudson Robertson lost an earring at he Oden fish hatcheiy last year Last week hrr husband caught an 11 inch fin clipped trout released from the hatciey in the Coyne riverc and found the earring inside HIGH PRICES Wo understand that steak is due to ilse to 12o a pound this week If it keeps on hi, only place you will find it will be inuseums We cad remember when ivmd steal sold ii 10 and ili eeufe a pound We itil to undi rsland this unheard of list in price The excuse that so much meat is shipped abroad tnat there is jnoiie left for this country dcisnt jell During World War 11 when there were iu soldier abroad i eveiy on there is i now prices did not iib ihis peak Agan the old fallacy of the present Republican congress comes up, Remove price controls and prices will adjust themselves Well, they were removed but instead of any adjustment they climbed still higher until ihis month all iscencion urecords were broken Eating is,in ded getting to be a nnhty srious business There is a nigir in the voodpil sonvni mi some one is niakin u oOUli j nuiimy out t the fki 50 EAR SERVICE RECORD After the annual school meeting of District No 4 Erl Iosco and White Oak at which Vance Miller was selected nioaeiator the 30 people thie went to the Miller honiii to honor Lynn C Gardner, who this year is completing 50 yeirs of continuous seivice onthe bJard as tirasuurer Games vveii, played and a potluck luncheon enjoyedthrough the planning of Mesdames Vance Miller, Wayne Ellswuith and Robert Sweit In belvdf of those preseit Mrs John Nichols presented Mr Gardner with a pen and pencil set after which Mr Gardrr r responded very feelingly CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for flowrrs, cards and acts kindness during my stay H McPherson hospital Howell Giyle Hendee COMMUNITY SALE I will have a community Auction Sale at Gregory on SATURDAY, JULY 24 If you have any furniture call and 1 will pick it up free of charge Bert Wylie, Phone Pinckney 7SF21 iNoteg ot Uie Game uickny tcai uii boLU unu ii ii ttl ie e ri,iiv 1 iht a in ligii U llekl llic 1 iliLkue Uos uii iJe irighton Jlyig ,iwe in in A ligni gatnj 0 tu J lvv iiun ilh li it m iOy 1iHik 1 UJU Oea rugii ol iluWi in a iiuui un lAi,Uu gMiie id lo V, iiL weie scarce in im in im iaca leam gelling 0 1 lie I mtiK LulS ciiv t ic I irt niiKrt Current L,oimuent Hi Dnit t, hN tllU tiili jappeera ioicat IJt ael 1 nuiinnaud wild u poitiiiii and 11 i m4 ta,, d liitii nUuoul iion i over nad been iniaii va reilMliul Opi H UelegllLS r iesideit ua U, iiuary,eys vui, J Li double and i AHJI O titl Mtied tieir ia l iai in 4lh ii au eriur, a hit b ni au J Hiletd eut liriniuii goi a tun n h ui a JiU baiMiin iml an 11Ji Il i 1 111 vie 1 W 1 III 111 o I ll 1 11 a i ii ,i i 1 n ci n hi oi i a J iiov iicii, iii leial ni 1 i Hun ,a Uii ca Ull out i nue ee arj , i i JU , aiUidau I aratiJii es had Ml Oaippl j fUie oiio ml pari a ul Ala Tliey r ovstu Uie i 1 ci Culi Wal a i i All K 8 b it l 1 o 1 i 11 u n AI K I , I l O I 111 3 I , 1 11 l i 3 U II J w ONE OF THB GREATEST EXAMPLES OF VOLUNTARY COOPERATION IN AMERICA IS THE PROVISION WE MAKE, THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE,FOR FAMILV PROTECTION,, WITH MILLIONS OF AMERICANS POOLING THEIR FUNDS ANO SHARING THEIR RISKS, ALL ACHIEVE AN ECONOMIC SECURITY THAT FEW OF US COULD ACQUIRE ALONE i 1 ale li U J h Dam Situation Wlnn this piper reaches you it will be about 111 days since the dam went out and to our ktiowkdi H step have ben taki n le rpace h A man came out from the j Co iast wrek Mndiy itid look I over the damage but ii n date Lo lioy HaUnett who talki JMI in, hint of the companys intern im W undfrstod that u deieKHioa of citizens Were to aimd wi i,an cl meeting Iatt Tuesday and aK the council to take somr action to get the dam replaced but no delegation showed up Thr council Mil not meet again until August i i The majoly of peope nl the dam lestoed Lut wishing wnH get it restored Wl at is needed i action Villagr and propv y owners alcJi the pond starred the action that got the dam rebuilt the last time it went out Church News w i Mid f Sm ay lSSOd iday, to at J i 7 8 LV 30 uo jr a a i o the ST MARYS CHURCH liev Vranctfi Murphy, pastof i, uuu F1 idar 122u noon anc ,0 p n rrennation for Holy Communion eacn fcyaliinay 8to J p m and on m m and 110 lmji Sum, ait1 Ienlenst Com, San, tor il II s Junior Holy Nanir Sodalily Among the inteiioii in Ioi Ma are Men late Kilicabelh Coombs rJues, latr Kita l5chman Nugent Wed,latT Kva Uolen Thur Ui Johi Dunkas Fri, lale Johi Itin Jibas Jsat, High Muss for Livig Nuptial High Mass at 100 for limes McKuhn and Lois VandtiiHoach, followed by recepiiou and weding breakfast at MeKuhn horn, Cirgory niUni err n 1imkiey l m , c li Ambuigev, Jellreyh, lh U Ambuigey, tiuode, cl , Uui roughs Harrow, s Schnejiier, iluras, i Singt r, if Flyipv Sexic1 Jlouiir, li li ughei, c Ci iimi, Lli Snyd If uiUe ,, , it Jhu if Carier, vi , iie ly, vs Cirii y, lb Sm , p Ai il, p In the lhir,i aMes IJ11 Singer h1 ml I ne hit ami imly 1 mmi lii and Hone s eond iourid SriulUi v eap ai 11 uc i ist u g, LII , 1 ii earh th ,rd ,i, J n M i i ie i li ii i ,u Id d getting Up, Iiunar, a di u in i I i nr IJ it y a I lip a,Mi at fly malving Some oi thi liackney plawm mi im ind a new liicp wt wi,ii worked fineTo,,, dwod imn 1 fnin the Cubs got J, Ilukiiey will play the teai fiire next Friday nighty iict imkr y in thu oieinng gm ti i and Jie bos ur out ioi eengjf ihe Iinckney ubs wil jiia ihe preliminary game iJoil Jovliiig Alley, My AH I, ira , 2 I lidgcf i i ma1 , ,sL i w II tnitit I m en a a v, h 11 l 1 In iuim i n ui j lie i h I i lieii lo VI I I II I 11 D I l nil in i, i I w I t i , in, ll4v in a iiii ccuVeiiUon and jmi may Uii nm oi the oiul auay j M1I ihe Deino iie eioinl pu,i ol interest he i i i all nt iin iniiceijntit vt uuhl rail a p nil session ,i IUii ii on4ress J I intaiires rpoialfii in tlieir uthuti eisal righti , p it1 coiiiro, 1 uuuealion, i ,s iiid nu In II U Li i en D I I, l I ,H iia I l aid i i 1 il til i i uh i i I Dl ill lie Jif Th c,i in, In e I i , in li I, i i, , la il tlai I DI in IUelll ii I I, I , hu1 ha , ID i ii I , i Suli 1111 a h i i , ii ulti jili i linn, tlDllll , lit e 111 e, Ul I liv te Cl eiirt, h la, pol uitied that i d at the 0 tilt la ciiy ina a I aho il I , ih y ile uie , e i ut jat Iheni iu l ii , Vli 11 an mg them I1 jiulj leaiiti 1,,1 in 1 11, in I ii O i i i I i, 11 hi ill la ii 11 u, I I i 1 had lime t i i lit lut illii Is 11 y c I Illle lUe i i , i Idw Mlt lia in 1 ill ami L h SIPe oil mio e U I pi dt Clyde Cl,h win 1 e enact 1 hifi,ii if uleii I i ,,,ii in tue of liv onsider liicr,d muot J , ai i ai, i, 111u I 1 a 11 i the ,, Jill III Mil V f u i , 11 h d , ti v h, li ,M Mn t krvht the Malm, lie Mil I t,ei i D lie lllt I I lalilf to r Civil ill i lJU War iu South the I 1,1 h V i dra hho ill le It 4 rl, I, to I pin j on hh, , ii ul I tov, , il OI imi Il i a 11 i t y m II i lmii, IIi I i, l lli l, i I I IV, ige, li Jb time it went out ronue,te, for sick mil The mill pond is an aet to the are village Not only for beauty ,,,,,,7 of Walldottc tnd ng, fishing and boating but for , fire protection To lose it through Stephns of Ditroit i , ider J1 a i 11 ioode Ti fin ler, lb , Sinjr , Kagcr, Howell 1 ihnnett, e J, reiin U, c Silniltite, p Catlin, s Keiimi h i fire protection lack of action would be a poor ad vertisemect for the town ACCEPTS CALC Rev D D Brady of Jackson ac cepted a call Sunday to become pas j tor of the Pinckney Com CongT church to take effect Aug 15 Summer school for children of all ages starts Sunday after II am mass Daily X a m to 130 p m July 2G to August 15 i eachers foi all grades CONGL COM CHURCP i Kl aidling, , l Arnold, 2b OConnc, Lloyd, vf If 0 1J II I II II 11 I I I li U 0 0 hen, A II ll I h I, 1 i I 0 j tin io I I I L ul I til 11 II I t Die I hi III, i tie v eti 111 H ,11 , n i i mil n 1 1, ul the u lo I he It I t IUi ill 11e t il ,,11, m iee fi I N I i i V it of lllLll Mi1 oil , e o i I 11,11 i i l I a 1 D I J t i,e Nov ia, n HOV TO LOSE WEIGHT SENSIBLY You canif you follow the helpful suggestions and menu tips in the practical 7day diet designed for hot weather,a fatburning diet in Th American Weekly, great magazine with this Sundays July 25 issue of The Detroit Sunday Timos Overweight fdlks here copies your opportunity to reduce SENSIBLY i Hf MKS HANNAH GE1GLER Mrs Hannah G Geigier passed away at Glendale, California July 9 She was a sifter of the late Bert Gardner of Piackney 4 VARRiAGE UCrfiy Roy Bain ,22, Howell fggy Glover, 18, Howell Ari PniMp Kim ble, 23, Robertsdale, Alabana,LoLs Ware 18, Piackney NOTICE Wf are going nortli soon after Traverse City cherries Phoae in I our orders BOW ft UriA Mrs WA Mryer yfaone 45FI2 Urs, Hsttte Yaws i 4fcr XerriM Richard Loomis Jr and wifej went back to Mew York Monday Tlmir children, Dick ond Cathay re maim d at the to K Darrow home A card from Mrs Jennie Dever eaux nd daughter announce their arrival at liar hom of her sister, Mrs, Kittie McCabe in VanX881 Wyoming Mis Alice WiLaon Is visiting her parents in Cambridge, Ohio Rirhard Loomis sr nd vvif of Dptitoit spent the week end at the N E Dairow home Mis Florence AiLre, Mrs Clare pstHinr and daughter and Mis Bob Tasci and children spent Thursday at the Detroit zoo NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS I will be at my home on Thur day evenings and Saturday after noos to collect village taxes untl further notice NAVY ENLISTMENTS Rev Alfred AJlart, pastor J Moiring Worship 10 0 Sunday School 1130 Of the boys from here who en choip Practise Wed Night listed in the navy last week DicK Organist and Choir Director Youig, Ray Hurtubi, Don McKin1 o , r Merwia Campbell ley, L D Hslnes and Win, Otter , S b , Y Rfv Bradv will preach fcundiy bein were accepted and sent on to Chicago Robert Lathors was rej ected for flat fret but has gone on to California His fcubjt is Geds Mn of Joy RESPIRATOR DONATIONS fENNNONlTE CHURCH TRICOUNTY IAGUE linkmy lost o Souin Lyon Suruluy 7 to 4 and dropped ilo a ii withu Sillii for ri plncSmith fui Lrellle lild Iirekney to o in,s wlil Sutl, L on jiot lt off us Ldwide lit,s iiukiHVU dwiIu1 tr Rouler South Lyo Snith liirigl and ah Ohfi Kast lviion MT vr, Cb , liai 17, rtra Lak, J Autos , SalioC 4 Nov , Ch, Mills S Hcorc in tho V Stoek iidrc 2,Wei uille 1, A Jin Arho ton emu lh lie llei He i y VI I, ll 111 111,11 to ii atii , I eil i i iioiiihed ml n Dj ljo , i, i ni Hud ii Ii ,IH atlOli you , aUJ in i ild I e l J a and v H iustiiul M Vork, i , o that i ff t ii ahld II UI oi li i i , i euinrr IIIH 1,, o ,1 iior lt iiil in all ii, oj the lie i i , I v, l,i e i 1ifeJf v i I,, ilioii3 o hold ji,iUej tO i h a,ijliiij Civil v i ii ii jiafornis IIMI little t J,SO halUf to iO the I i e , on tlj aili o eiHivil i NNouhi tauso 111 Jie SO li l h Mi iipiu thi i i he wii rop2 alowed to vote ie i at aid cltcC I he i, would be el iii ,, the cutH will pioi II oly lvec riKli bill a the oV to Jil its 1, whole thin jt t Tfure on ai t ol o N ct e boJi vO gt thsi a Aa ojd Vr o jt ,, tit li , 111 i kad i h , II a wai I nialii ,s i ued l in eupt hi i1 to tin u lo tee jivs NVO ar to i hoot uie var in ma , and ajj ntly J break the Kassian foice which may pit the big ulti the A , ricau army it Hei an has their all aid niut oither , i The campaign for th respirator Rev Pwa BAey, u and Little Moriiinc Worship Service 000 SB W J Hekn Reynolds, VuiUage Treas 615 Iast Puftaasn St HAafflMJfcC CHUftCH M C T r,sij Wa4 Sflfviflt AM F ML IMLAIf raUfOVMfJtf JUILY sponsored by thr Big Portage Lke Assns is completed Sunday school , Th following are the donatitns Supt by areas I ow Peoplos Finckrev, Otto Poulson 15400 Kvcntag MMag Thr Bluffs Mrs R Bird 1150 Wed live Player East Side of Lake LAA 1000, Pleasant Ww, Elm Glove Bob Wheeler 4600 Rush Lke, Jfrs RTlobinson 4P00 Silver Lake, Clark Store 2SOO Virginia Laod ard Portage Hgths Earl Baugnn 3400 Portage Lake Shore H Wood 3835 11JO Win Leidig , 70 15 5i00 O E S WOTKS Hu mber the date August 7di, The OK will hold its Annual Fair, Bake Sale, Barar, Carnival and Light Lunch in the Masonic FAREWELL PAHTY A la5ge grcup of officers ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs Ralph Pond of Por and tagc Lake announot th engage Ii,iiou r1 Nille 1 AVICI Ixioii O iMriif, 1 SOFT BA1X AVERAGLS AB R H iu I dw id Joe Iny Weyli y Kadt K Ledwidge F Singir Howad Tischvr Jack Haines Hob Twitcho Gerald Swarthout Fticlf Slkehan Bob Singer 41 i 40 2C 14 X3 11 21 f 2t h R 5 2 0 4 0 4 51 R 4 2 3 IVI 2 4 2 ,11,1 Os7 272 23U 1 n 14 14S 1i re ejt oJ bl ,,de TI il lies tlirP ride Ilhl ihi an tin el t Ill 1 1 1 i 11 i 11 d to UJlie, Ol Jh u I d,y o dl break the of Uie jet 1 rom Selfi ieture, be of auy Iiiiai,s are dci t the ocupatitt of irlin tiid Gerniany on 1 iriwPi nvnc tense ci 111 i la l iU V , nll I V lo I , At f Uebea aSted a faWll party mrt of their tv Mr a4 Mf Haixrfd Portr of to Roger L, Hall of Berter Miss Prtae LAe laat Thursday night Pond a aisior In tPf to Grand Rapid school and Mr HU is empyd at then lUoirSeelej, Ann Arbor No plans far tbe wedding Isaw bee tnade J SSS IMSiBS HURON VAUf LEAGUE W L Pet MUford 4 1 Hon Dexter 4 1 800 Ctydr 3 2 Vfo Brighton 2 2 500 Pinckney 2 t W4O0 Eagetv 2 3 ,400 City Service 0 5 000 Clyde beat City Service last Friay f to and Mirf ord lost Dexter to V ilv Sirler hlasf atfiiinst polit icai gjund jurie amu us If we H ri nltfr rUrhily tho governor, hiniMH, iiic to fanu on a grand jury vjiich be roiiductod into eg4S lalivr graft and from a rvH toiC lawver Invani3 a u nl tijtwvft almost ov r nglu vo lh ian legiiataiie lrid to his investigation Sen,kr Homer rerguon of IMrcit owes id rise to fan lo his grad jury investigation into LMroit police in connection with gambling, ever, now the sboc i on the foot The Michigan Autt whom the governor o Jude Skillman is invetigaftittf friends, suppcvtierfi au acker of the cevettKsr 1J H 2 uljf f 11Pipckjeypiapact WednUv July 21 1948 Financial Statement Putnam District 2 194748 Neighbpring Notes General Fund r Co ha m no man , for 2 or 3 CASH BALANCE JUNK 3U, 1947 a Giiarul Operating 4I5i5 f TOTAL AMOUNT OX HAND JUNK 30, 1947 Alido General FundRevenue Receipts Gonurul Property Tax Keeciyu a Cm i Oeiatimf Tax Collection L itii ijUeM Tax ColltcUOi II iruu y Njin y 1iuW School Aid k luititm received 1iuiii State, 3,24584 Ii54u6 22,82548 8,57351 0 11 Sale, Tux 3,41042 Lilrary 720y Tuition received from oilier scutes iwi 114748 school year a Iionuntaiy K8 1,35552 Other ic enue receipts 50UU 12 Total Revenue Receipts 43,0ly21 Gcnerrl FundNonRevenue Receipts 11 iUANIi TOTAL OF IUCKilTS tucUi 12 and 18 43,09921 20 TOTAL CAII RKCKIPTS, INCLUDING BALANCK JUNK 31, 1M liter, l ru 19 43,14250 General FundBudget Expenditures OKNE11AL CONTROL Administratis Salaries of lioard of education niemhers 22500 2 Supplies an depense of lioaai cl education 15412 L 8 JO H b i 8 9 10 Premium on Treasurers TVd Salaries of Superintendent Supplies ami cpen e of Sunt 1 ice inchiiln Census and compulsory at tendance Ixuensc cler 320 3,00000 2090t 2000 Total general control expenditures 3,61058 INSTRUCTION Teachers salaries 822,40000 31074 4r,i I earlnni Hook supplies Scliool lilnat liook nnd expense Miscelluneous insuueuon expense 27209 0530 11 Total instruction exporulftvires J3,11209 A 5 7 P I 2 3 AUXILIARY AND COORDINATE ACTIVITIES Health Service Recreation activities Other auxiliary and coordinate expense 0700 954 2550 The Consumers P Announced H will a gas house heating years to ime Milan dedicated her American Legion home Saturdij District Comimuuie Fitzgi lii was the speaker A couple of weeks ago a bulk gas tank belonging to McLaughlin I ruuhart of Dexter overflowed id over ooo gt lions ran out on the tfio ou McLaughlin paid a or fine last wiek f v tieatinjf ive hazard A inaiiiue CIIP has been n and Ruby Collins, 30, Ann Arbor, ued to Jack McFadden,32,LakelaCci and Ruby Collins, 30, Ann Arbor lioa to Li O Gibney and wifeWu Young of Jiregoiy July 9 a son Born to Mollis Holloway and wife of Mariui July 10, U girl John RockhoU was hurt while dri,ng his tractor near Gregory lat week and taken to University hospial Ann Arbor Urn to Paul Bell nnd wife cf Pineknty it Rowe hospital, Stock bridje, July 8, a sont Clare Harry Funeral services for Pvt Clare Mckeever who waw kiljed in action in Kjance with Cm Patona army were h d at St Josephs ehurcu, Howt 1 July 10 Ivorces in M nivn declined from 29,158 in 1946 to 213S0 in 1947 Tvo years ago Carl Rowland of Hamburg, employed by the BrownMcClaren Co a nju vlien a cuL it collapsed oii a state high way Surgeons said he hid a turnoon the bruin and he was f ied to wear stel hracj IJXVI la ueck since He manages th Hamburg soft bull teim, He has a wife and 4 small children Unable to work he was in immediate danger of losing his home until the Brighton Soft Ball Assn supped in nnd put on a benefit game there last Sun day night for him between two Detroit teams who ciime out for nothing AVOft THteATEB i SYLVAN thrUTBB MICHAEL GARLAND ABLE RATES 1ri, Sl, JoV 23, 24 PiRATES of MONTERAY I v Good WMUrM with i In Technicolor MARIA MONTZ ROD CAWERO ,Syacopta Sioux 4Snow Cmfri Circiu Horw Sun, Mon, Tu July 2ft, 2 27 DUEL INTHE SUN 1 1 Tochnlcoior Hr It a Super Woatom Starring , JENNIER JONES, JOSEPH COTTON Plut Nw Thin is Ftrtt Run at Ragular Prices Adut FoaturoAll Scatt 3Sc Coming Golden Earringt1 Don to Earth Fri , Sat, July 23, 24 BAD MEN OF MISSOURI Staining DENNIS MORGANKIANE WYMAN Ctoo SnoHrool Nawa Sun, Moo, July 25 26 THUNDtfc ihtne VALLEY U TockAteaaav with LON MCALLISTER PEGGV ANN ARNER, EDMUND OWEN, j REGINALD OWEN Cartoo t Sunday AK a 7 Tua HOWELL Theater HOWFIX, MICH Fri, Sat,, July 23, 24 In Techniiy WALT DISNEY BAMBi WILLIAM MR EYTHE BARBARA BRITPON in RECKLESS Cartoon Total auxiliary and coordinate expenditures 0204 OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT Wages of janitors and othej employees 2,84142 Fuel, janitor supplies, electricity, gas, water 9,300M Other operation expense J72 L Total operation expenditures 0,15150 L 2 A F 1 2 , 4 FIX17 CHARGES Insurance 9C403 Total fixed charge expenditures MAINTENANCE Repairs and Replacements IWildings and ground Heating, Lighting Furniture and instructional equipment Miscellaneous maintenance expense JG40H 1,42193 51720 57073 22520 G 3 Total maintenance expenditures 2,74118 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES ABCDEF 36,71182 CAPKA, TIAY Additions to property paid from general fund New furniture and instructional equipment, not replacement 1,14678 7 Total Budget Expenditures Items FG ad G7 37,85860 I 1 6 CASH BALANCEJUNE 30, 1348 General Operating 5,28396 Total amount on hand June 30, 148 5,28396 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS, INCLUDING BALANCE Items H9 and 16 43,14256 Debt Retirement Fund Cash Balance June 30, 1M7 b Debt retirement fund cash for retirement of serial londs and current year interest on debts incui red afterDecember 8 1932 S 2,04870 Notes of 47 Years Ago St Marys church will aeive ice ereum m the opera house Saturday night F O, Jackson and wife and lioy Teeplo and wife sptt Ut Week a Stag Island with UP aad Mr My on Millu C L BowmAn fell from his wag n i1 week and hurt hi hip 2 carloads of lc leave Whicmore Lake every day for Ohio Th supreme court hai rastaiiied the decision of Judge Smith of Howell n the A J Whitd saloon caet Ho ruled that bars must he o arranged that thara ii an onobstrutrd view to the street An article in this ieua advocatespuling bell,s on sheep so dogs will not attack them iuy Hali and Albert Mills ire a nding the Pi Centennaiy in De over the week end Over luo people helped C S JUapo celebrate Lis birthday Sat ter a potluck dinner Thomas Howklt in behalf of those present ed Mr Mapes with a fine seerttary and desk S rrOrime8 has gone to the Soo to work in a store Sorrn one stopped at honte of Andy Bates the other night and took his pig He tracked the wide tire wagon to a farm near Dexter next morning and recovered said Pig St Marys picnic is at Jacksons grove Ang 8 Speakers are MiyorU Newberry Judge Connolly and Jas McXamara of DrtroitJames Greene is toastmaster Chicken dinnerball game and dance Michael Carland for 17 years a prominent practising attorney and u ivk worker in Owosso and a Uii, long resident of Shiawasseo county has announced his cndidacy for the nonpartisan nominatiou for Judge tf the ShiawasseeLiv ingston Judicial Circuit Tiij primaries will be held on Sopumber 14 and th 2 candidates polling the largest vote will cornpate in the Novembir election The winner in Novijnber will erve tlie unexpired term of the late Judge Joseph H Collins, which runs to December 311023 Mr Carl and grew up in this county and atteuded the Corunna schojk While in high school, and luter while attending the Univiiwity I of Michigan, he worked in the plants of the now Stokley Canning Sun Co nd the Weather Proof Body Corporation in Corunna While at , Weall i rproof, he worked under Don R Mitchell, then Assintant Purchasing Agent and Sale Mnr of the Weatb rproof and now the president of the Ypsilanti Fmniture Co, Ionia Mr Carland entered Universit of Michigan in 1024 and fimncr d his wy through college by washing Tuef Wed, July 27t 28f dishes, waiting on table and later VIVIAN LEIGH, RALPH by handling the gales for the A ARDSON P Co t the fraternity houses of fa Ann Arbor Mr Cailand graduated from law ANNA KAREN1A school of the university in 1931 and started the practisr of law in Nv1ltr the office of the late L on F Min Coming Aug 3,4,5,6 erTvo veais later he became assoe iared with Pulver Buhh, theD GONE W1TH THE WIND the hading law firm in thi countyo Advance in AdmUuon Prius That fall he was appointed District1 Couiiel for the Home Owners Loan Corp with headquartrrs in Saginaw and served in that capac ity until May 1935, when he return ed to Owosso and formed a partner ship with thr late Seth Q Pulver, Wed, Thttr,, July 27,2829 In Tvchnicolor A Coutady with THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER M1TTY Starrlug , DANNY KAYE, VIRGINIA MAYO, I BORIS KARLOFF ANN RUTH ERFORD Disney Cartoon Mickey Down Under Shows 715, 915 domingjTh7BrUi Goet Wild, T Men, LADY FROM SHANGHAI Service Mon,, July 25, 26 V1CTURE MATURE Jo ffURY AT FURNACE CREEK COLEBN Uomtdy With GRAY, GLEN Cartoon LANGAN News RICH Thr success of many a man, be he a farmer or business or professional al man dates back to the tinx, of his opening a Bank Accouut Be cause of our varied facilities and completeness of our service, we brltavfc we can be of help to thos who need a banking affiliation WE HAVR AMPLE FUND AVAILABLE FOR IOUNO LOANS y REAL ESTATE MORTtVAGEi OR FERfOM, AT KnkOh AlfLF RATPS MR3T NATIONAL LJMK HOWFT1 ro Unaer Fedaral Supervision j Member Federal Dapoett Inauranetf OarporatioruAJ Depcsits Insured Up to 5,000 fer Eaoh Bepoeltor d TOTAL AMOUNT ON HAND 2,04870 Debt Retirement FundRevenue Receipts General Property Tax for obligatios incurred since December 8, 1932 a Current tax 1,02292 b Delinquent tax 12 33 6 Total Revenue Receipts i ea J 1,75025 It 12 Debt Retirement FundNonRevenue Receipts Grand Total of Rexxipt J 1,75025 TOTAL RECKIPTS INCLUDING BALANCE, June 30, 1947 Items Id and 11 tMMMy 0 4 0V 1 2 Debt Retirement Fu b Obligations incurred after December Paid principal on beads , Paid interest on bonds after the death of Walter M Bush Mr Pulver died in 1043 and Mr Carland took ov r tlu practise Mr Cailand has served 7 yrs as Cty Attorney of Owosso and has also served in the san capacity tor Coiunna and Perry He is a member cf the Owosso Notary Club, and f red one year is President of the Chamber ol Commerce and two years as Exalted Kuler of Owoo Lodgr No 715 Bl OE I ks During the 17 years nr has prac Viei here Mr Carland ns demon srated his outstanding legal abil1 ity by tl, manner in which he han I died hjghJj im,porian cases and i rcfiid hy those in ts prfIrti s one of tr top lawyeit of tlie stae Many bnins and iidjf lial firms iive recognized hif legal ability by rtttaining Mr Carland as their attojuey Mr Carland is 42 years old, is marrid and lias 3 daughters Dead or Alive HORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS J3 UEPEKDftYC UPON SIZE j3Z CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED I REE Futa Acdneif Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Moo E L PARKER Aet Phpne 68, Pijicfave fWrice in Mldilga Tba FASTFST dx Central Dead 3tok Co Notes of 25 Years Ago TlK 6 year old daugMer of Vru Berger of Ann Arbor drowned at Portag Lake Hst Friday Th little child of Mr and Hrs Joe Tomn who lives south of town burned to deah Monday u Piukney brr Howell at baseball Sun il to loReux Murphy h Roy Bid wre thr Pioekney battery Cook Bros, for Howell Harry Johnson of Plnckney and Lillian Sawyer of Howell were mar ried July 14 The 0ESwiII hav an ice cream social at Baugftn Bluffs July 27, Comdith u Carr ead Floreoe eaee teewx i 0000 3, Total Budget Expendtturen 1,600,00 s 10 Net Total of Cash Disbursements CASH BALANCE JUNE 30, 1M8 b Debt retirement fund cash for indebtedness incurred after December , 19SL 9 Total amount on hand ,, 198 Lake, The B Shar Music Clrb held their ataual jfaak at the home of Mrs, Earl Baavjfcn Friday with all mernbera present Rev, Sutheriand fonnev pastor bM fptei a cali to Ch Mrs, Henry Eveaa died Thursday at home in UaadWa Miss Drde Hinchey mrJrag tin a Detroit feal aitait ofnee MT4UMI Mrs, Henry Gardner attended the Oareacr naniia eft Pat U TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS A BALANCE ltem 9 A 1f 876 The Jt iteoogo 24S66 HWWMtl Fand Balances a of Jane General Fond M i ofFtMrf Council Proceedings Regular meeting of Village Council July 13, 1948, called to order by Pir Paker followed by roqfallPresent Clinton4 ClarVealmei Swarihout and Lavey Absent Kennedy Minutes of last meeting were read and approved Motion by Palmer, supported by Llark to allow following bills Stanley Dinkel, Bd Rev 00 Ed Parke4BeVRev 800 Leo Lavey,RdRev 00 Eli Aron, ceaniiur st 2CK Imn Kennedy, parkjainting 1250 Pinckney Dispatch Notices, 10,1 Asstors Salajy 5 100,30 Motion carried Motiton by Clark, supported by Lavey to paint curbs with yrffow line Carried Motion ly Clark, supported by Swtnout to Mart imnedMie4y on road work and repaig as voted en 51047 Motion carried Motion by Palmer supported by LAV to accept tax roll as present ed by Stanley Dinkel, Motion carried Motion by OHoton Swartbout to adjourn Mein carried Mildred Ackley Clerk Better Health Modern Plumb VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL A MASONITE SHOWER CLOSE COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS A SHAFFER DEMING A PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS ACTRIC A ON WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED FIFE AFfTTtfMGS tALVBS SOAL PIPE A FfTTINGS IN FUUMBING, MEAXiNC fX eNG art I eteidle 0 R4 AeAo Pbeao PiaJtoc SSePe eartreKe iv apported by I atartec wr MJL Darrow, mar W ,J 5,2836 St Marfe anneat picnic i Aa Mia fin aat V OAfamia, roesvS of the WA ichatne eecorhnenied them to Total fend Balanoee June SO, 190 j782Jtt Tletad Bank Balances per immk nUitjmnet Jane SO, IMS 4, XMS f Henbert Aflyn end wffe ak called at tect home tfcey Sar thr m Geonre Ckrh of Ann Arbor Met week here J VBanaenmmBaBnmKemtmS WMteW ef R, urn HIM Harold Poite and family of Lake moved to Grand aeaeV 4 455J8 j, eetareed from Omaha Neb Noonday XRZM 4 iBMe Makm and fanry ae at P1NCKNEY Wedfcsay July 21 ard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnis getables PWC JttY DISPATCH Pubhsaed Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknjv, 3fchhin vtilav klaied ta ateond oa TFJTTI Pinckaay, Michigan uidc Subocyuon rati 1150 a Year Paai W Curlett, PuHiW Fruit Groceries Ke ti nedy Gen Store n7 rriwrHfl 1 l4h1 i rfrf i , M r 4lVf r 4 Mrs George Vincent aud lister, Mrs Kuby Jciiuuio are vumug Dr Steve BrJsvu uuU JUnuv oi iDtuoi aiut me vctk cud at iav rvel Uvd hoii4 Fvauk Travel aud ou ,Eii, ol Kiciuuod, CaUi, ititi Mu ro it, Chambers lat wk Fiauk Ucu with Ihe Lhumbere family wucn a boy telephone meeting at Urand Klivis Tuesday KobU Hougfcmd of iWyuudutu wn m town today Jack Fttirchild oi New York, is visiting at the Frank Aberdeen noma Hi Noggle and wife have return ed from a Vwo mouths trip iu the western states Mildred Miller Kutu Cuilettlla Reason, Mn Duller, Mae Uvyant Carrie Griffith and Wiuiired Ab erdeen attiiided a Hollywood break fast giveu by Fowleryille OKS last Wednesday Ralph Clinton and family and Gerald Clinton and wife of Detroit spent the week eiUi at the C J Clinton home Mr nnd Msi Clydi Fi,sher took Mrs Lottie Fisher to WWiLnTvillu i Sunday nl wetH, on to Landing C, J, Clinton visited the Veterans jhuapital at Deailboru Saturday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and won Kevin, spi nt last wek in Koyal Uas and Berkley llovard Uigler and family ruu moved to Marion Ind Dr WC Wylie and wife of Dex ted mt Sunday at tie Andrew Nisbii honii Kevin Ledwidge was is JUCUMJII Thuidu Mrs Maif Bauer and childien of I5iIghloiit GPTG Sheitan and ihntj htT oi Ann Arbor spisii SaUiniuy ai tin LOUH Sli ban home L J Henry and family and Thus rvVuiu ai,d family utundd hv KScheenhali reunion at Crooked lake Sunday wire pii intTin officer are Myron Siliixnhul, Jpres Kenneth Hyne, vice pres AUce L t Waie, Se riilitn Gedde, treat, GaIe Hondc returned home last Thuday irm McPherm liospital i Siidty call era at the Fdwanl SjxinS iiijiue wvre Kuell Glovi r lajd Jiijiiy oi rowlerville and Dan I Ji i i aid iauiilly of iKXler , Mr, Willard Wdl,ve and Mrs i iiiK Sjears wre in Landing i Thui day, Mr, and Mrs, Lucius Smith and daughter of Howell calld on Mrs, Kdiii Spears Sunday The Asher Wylie funily and Mr Jrssie Wylie gpent Sunday evening1 with Mr and Miss, iiert Wylie Mrs, Win, Mercer spent last week n Landing Dr Walter Mrcer and family brought her home Sunday and all spent thi day at the MeGr egor home in Brighton Mrs Herb Sneed of Hovtll entertained her card club Tui day Week end guests of Mr, and Mrs Fred Read were Frank FeUjrs au4wilii0f JacksonHerbert Peters and family, Battk Cieek Floyd petei arid family who have been visiting there went back to Califor nia this week John Fiacie cme home fron Spairow hospital, Ianring, Sunday with Wilbur iseie and wife Sunday guests of Mrs, Km ma jVoUuver were Mrs, Ciara Ketinidy jmd family and Steve Geryoz and family of Detroit, Fred Campljril of Ami Arbor spent Sunday at the Ona Campbell home Mrs, On Ompbell and family were intertained oue day last week by the L C Gorhans at Di troit yacht club in honor of her birthday Her brother, Paul Strawhckir and J J daughter, Pauline, of Grand RapWai were also juest u Mrs Clajr Jaimer and Patty were jn Detroit Monday Mrs, Zabie Hammer is vUitinI her nephw, Ernest Smithy at Chil cot, Ohio I Frank Clark and wife of Milford spent Sunday with the Winston Baughn family Mr Earl Faughn and Mi, John Caryer were in Ann Arbor Thur Cliffud VanHom and wife spent thr week end with Floyd Weeks family in nottbern Michigan, The Harold Raidy fgnily spent last week in northern Mchirun,Th Howard itop lie family stayed at ir Ueir home during their absence w L j Waile on her western trip Mrs ffl rvvOii i is , , Alta Meyer met her brtther, Win KrSJrmZ Tl CWed Stackabk and wife srt Mine HikU HA ad Mrs MiCUiitchen at PortlanOrcgon, whom lEriS TifSL Ife od Mr Ww Gwaer and n tf Grod Rapids she had not aei in 4G years MLZ fifLf5 8 m ent the week end at the Albert Garth HVyer 1 famUv aie stay Wt SMMtay at S H 0 wkel hurnt jOBM i at the Koch cottace at BBase Sf 1 6 , Naocy attd Bar Stanley Culver jr t ted an Mts, Hin Robinson, Mr Grace 2J2L Q d ariow 8br, prratian McPrerson hospital for Howard, Mrs, Cmwford and Mrs ,ltoi White andwife h f idkao was held there last apeodicjtR, apeat Sunday with C 0A CKLUi Urn iwtt Swartbwrt and lamTy speat Mas Edwrd Kope of Detroit , East Lansing, ZIA aadM, Rem Twmhk f at JBgt, Mrs PnyUis Soale and children , i M mt w Wida, wave aatats aff iwU aaat the weak and at mam mpial jn Hwi lies WaaaeAtLae teat sajak 7 Tl ores a FACTORY your Old Eack Foil i y Ur Modern Farmer is chief executive, production superin tendent, and engineer of a foodproducing factory And by using factory methodletting electrie power and equipment do the heavy, timetaking farm choreshes reducing prodavc tionsjqgta, mcreaek output a souttd businesa formula used y all successful A call to your nearest Edison office will bring a Farm Service Advisor to your farm He can give you expert, impartial advice impartial because he has no equipment to sell On hay dry ing, feed grinding, gutter cleaning and m dozen other jobs, the Edisoa man can help you pdrket X mom peofits from Hiat factory on your old back forty Enrol Now FOR FALL 1ERM BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SCND FOR OUR FREE CATALOG Ann Arbor Business 330 NICKELS ARCADE School PHONE 2 0130 NO WIS THE TIME TO MODERNIZE DECO MOSUN NORCE FURNACES SPACC HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSlO N BUHNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOFTNERS HOT VVA7E R TANiCi SHALLOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONE TO THREE YEARS TO PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GL HANTEED PinckneyFabSi33t Ms til Co ,ii MAIM m PlNfKNKY U MAIN SI PiNCKNEY avaa SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 9 Each CATTLE 11 Each HOGS 3 per Cwt A L ACCORDING TO SlZM AND CONDITION CAiVEii, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVED FREE tHQt counter vo OARLINr, H COMPANY BUYER3 OF HIDES LF SKINS Farmers BRING YOUR Wheat To Chelsea Milling Co No FAST UNLOADING WITH OUR GRAIN HOIST AND PIT IKiloading the BETROIT EDISON For tli C verii ncr of the Farmer Uu tLr Harcst Time We Will Reivin Open to Rccrivo your Grain ii the Evenings Liatan to Our Dc, Radio Market Quotation ox WPAG at p M FaM iuatu Cbelsoa MUIitsg C PHONE CHELSEA 3J41 Tb Biownie Scout iroo,, held a Mi Katkryn ioJlage shop CaUd t attendinsr Mich Farm Womens Week at Mich, state Coll M VJVIM anude awd dcugl Giffe Craae bas completed a jTnnTe 5Z in TUado cenwnv block itaU and tool hoe M KcnX fmily eon Ma east of to aa Are reading a aa at Hiland L0 t j,Kvil from 0 Piafcm aiartamjit GcraW Voddar aad wf, haveto ho 211 moved ifito their apartment on lWto by ifadki AmbwW TJW aad taaiy Pt BeunieVaaWM d SL iT v ajaaaaaaaaajt PINCKNEY D1SP FtM SALOveitulfd uaii chest of drawer, Kooi i Couch Call Sunda viA Fruxier, HiLan Living iuui ake ALiX adir blockhouse IKV ecocrele block garage, HU rbtf lor business, Cot JV M urL,4out 1 12 acnea,Price sVM with tflooii down or will take od car i dovwi payment, balance will linage Locaed cut M3b 34 , , v l ilmkiiey Priced for jyuick ar, Kcld Dyert, owntr Foil SALL Former S 0 Teipie hme Moo A iiowfcll Kd,Pinckney fuiiabU o convert into i2 family 2 12 loti, beautiful shade, 2 car Kij, iteani heav, iueal business loriur Call 1ied J IVepleHowell 1huiij 07J 1 Mcpherson State Bank PROFESSIONAL CORNEB i THFKELL B SOME CHANGES iuuuy, jihuly 1100 A M to 2 00 P H Tilt Anniversary of our Declara j acft W4oAday tion of Independence is wl pass jo, luaJftu, aal, 7i00ouu ed The meu who formulated that docun nt spoke for the many peo j pie who left Europe to escape from regimentation aud wanted the opportunity of a free choice of endeavor and religion 1 iMNCKNSY SATAKIUM VanWinkW VaaWiakk Cfcarlee ML Attoroera t LAW t tu JM Saviag Bans Howell OR G R McCLUSKEY 4 otke waikat o FASTSAFETKC HYDRACTOR WASHING ACTION AT i iNr 10 A scrap yard in Cigory Do ot haul your iioii r metal U the dump i lu u We pay the w i J I ivUl SifOi r I iJ open fence Bring high dollar Phone 18FI Foli 2X5 UGH SALKiConyplete V8 trans nison and gas heater, 710 West Mnin or call V2aF2, Piuckney famousllyvtioltt9 clot lies ilVr t three OuT B iv I MIJI dractor Mliod rlciimr quicker Siill duo 11m acliinis llutt duplicate lhoi i11 iix in hand laiiudtrlnv four daintirst linri ieutnllc rulilfin suction lirH htg Sec lliib big, deluxe lihick1ri In action Note It ruil ootist iiiil i its allvWiil Si PfcltNA , i finish, its I i iioGguf Wringing Ircsxiii r itnimmL A host filior In r, FOli SAiEiPilmino Stallion one i Var clr Mike Harnack jr It How can we best mtttkfeet thft Spirit cf 7S As bankers we feel ihat independence can be found partially at leas in having a bunk account Saving a portion of our iarniigs creaies a freedom from the worries of every, day living oba vbi in no other way A Savings Account can te opened with a litUs a ft 1 bilL c Oifi93ft HiWttC 814 McPtlersoo State Balk FOlt S AI K wod heil stead, rocking chair,Thor waiiig machine, Call Friday or S tnrilnv niie or feunday this wei k lii TeMier Viiton 1M1 li 1 rl Dapotil lMrnta CuiMiaa Money to loan at reasonaole rvie Interest pid on Savings Books And Time Certificates of Deposit All dfotiU up to 5,00000 U lee box, tand, Lurd by au, mbrhp U HERB SNEED Howell, City, tk ead fwtm A periiHtf U YOPJT froMrtj WHi Me LEE LAVEY UviMtKAL 1N5UKAC Piockaef Michigo Mi SALKUo Box, holds 75 lbs Gust llaunaiii I Ilan and His Family fit KfSV are Ento A nur than to yrw the UMMI wih a line ooatvwe have iie election of boat and il nl motors specially a Mar tin 4 0 or id Aniericas finest out j lnal We will demonstrate for you on tiu lak Very 1 w dealers Van do that Awo paints, Marine ilnwlware, Qui Paddles, Fishing tackle, bait V also well or rent nf mixer, trailers Come and ft 4 Wilon C I I I COMPLETE iit u GeOiie Wilson Kenneth Plumbing Supplies and Installation Merkei Gage Hwd Dexter, MichjPhone 2711 I Oren till 9p, WILSO NS SALES RENTAL SERVICE i Hiami Kiver, Lake Che i miles west of BrightoJ 351W4 ATHLETECS FOOT GERM KILL IT IN ONE HOUR YOUR 35c BACK willi 0 alcohol It penetrate itcahs more germs Today at THE CO BY URUG STORE If iot peaked The germ grows DTKiLY To kill it, you KKACli it Ciet TK0L at any arug store A STilONG fungicide, mad STATE OF MICHIGAN Jn the Oifice of th Drain Comm iSsiofler of th County of Livingston lu The Mittfcr of the Livingston County V Drain JNtice is Hereby Gw n, that en the Jith day of May, 1947, n Fet ition was till d with he undersign ed ounty Drain Commissioner ior xhe County of Livngson rayitig ft,r the deej i inng, wiieuinstraih tuning and cleaning out of Livingson County drain Nt 7 Upon ihe 12th day ofJuly, 1148 the underigneci filed with the Honorble Hiram H mith, Judge of Irobate, a petition asking foi appointment of a Board of DetU rmination Tiat said Judr of Probate having appointed Fred Cronnehwett lerville and Stanley LaLson of Gen of Howell, George K Lucas of Genoa Township, as such Board of DeterminUion Now, tiiert fore, said Board will meet at isiii co of William Genu, Soc C, lutnam Township, on the rtli day of Aiguat, 1U48, nX 1000 WYL1E FV 75F21 AUCTIONEER FARM SALS A aftCiALlTY BEUT PHONE nmegisr MANLLt uERRlMAN Attorney at Law 207 Eust Grand River, lOKlUKRATION ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann Arborjtffcfti Harold Chubb, Local RprenUtiv SIS FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Fhon 43 or 97 MonumenU Markers MARHN J LA VAN Atornj At Lew Phon 136F6 mm Stat Licene RapairUf ail 7 LakldDrff Tit AND lush Lake Ho wet , Service1 REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL SAND, BLAC DIRT AND STONE Your Black Dirt Wow Jlest for Lawnt Putnam St Pinckoay Pkone 106F3 Order PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL riuii Modern quixxieat AuJViAafcc arrive Phosa 3 rmcW,, Mihi, FREDC RE1CKHOFF wSr OTUMEIRIST 12U WES1 UKANU KiVfiR HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 58 RESIDENCE U f LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK lAULMt AND Weekly Trip Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 n CARL JONES CONCKE1 E PRODUC 15 GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SJlLi ROAD GRAVEL, FJLL DIRT, ANJ IANFTASrH ROADS BUILT TYPIST BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CONLeleri or Any Papers Composed , rr , T, , r , v n 702S Tona Koad or Copied at Your Convenience r , ,, , , i7, T All Work Confidential PT V, , io 2 747 Main St Plnckney, PhoneSOFU Telephone Dexter 311G P1 Want Ads J FuH ALT A C 4 Combine in best condition, will pay for itvdf in one Mimmer , Phono aFll oclock in th1 forenoon of aid day j to determine tlj Necessiy of Li v yt ingston Count Drain No 7, Mar lion fcnd Iuutnam Townships ff0 ,, FOli SALEDumptrucj 410 lutnam,Finckney,Phono 10CF3 ,F0R SALE 5 H, P, Neptune motor 1D47, never used, 100,00, 1r i h Half JT n aka irOU KENTA three7oom apart i nt at J10 Unadilla St, Pinckney Mrs Max Dyer CALUMETTE FARM RIDING STABLES 36O0 M 36 EAST PINCKNEY, MICH, PHONE 65F D E BUTTS, PROP lion hvd Iuutnam Therefore, all mustard in enir,, SALE 12 fom Alota Boat in good condition 5000 Ill 7 Hillside Drive 1affpron persons, municipal j , x auciTou ities and hihwiy ials interest1 the roposed dcepennjr,wid, straightening nrl cleaning out nre reqn to 1 preei if Sydney Odgers, at or wiute ,lTtica, Mich, WANTED TO KENT3 rooTn ern apartment unfurnished mod ASH SPECIALS Coffee,Otl Monte,b 55c Vinegar Gat Jag Soap Fei Naptha32, Grapefruit , IBeettXlarks11 fie XYt y M desire p cx 1 Pinckney Dated ai Howell this 15th day of WANTEDWasIjings to do at home July, 1948 1 Marjyer G10 Unadilla St ,Flod W Muni 1, Cranty Drain WANTEDBoyscady Commissioner Of the County cf Liv golf course Must be 14 ingston 1 uv,ANTED Custom Coikbiring Pe r Cost as, 4 miulea north tnd 1 mil4 west of Pinckney on Spiars , FOU tfXLi oTTb all White Porcelain Tte Iox, tlso a Ilicycleboth in gd condition 234 West Main Street,, Pinckney, Mich at Lake a in yean old, apply at golf Saturday and Sunday, 8 years t Spam Balogaaa jrMM 4flb 12 07 Crn Bacon 47c lb AUTO CLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BROK EN GLASS IN YOUR FOU old, 2480 Prardsley Koad Plone 13F CAR WANTED 10,000 the VJ Day Celebratfon at FOR SALE i ear around home afe linand Luke, C rooms anj modern bath 2 oil helers, 275 g tank,in tomatic oil hot water heater, iaun dry reom ami fruil cellar, enclosed poren fish house, boat, Venetian j blind 2 ar cement block garage,3 Uxirn lotagSee Mrs, Van Sickle at dm on Hi land Lake I FOR SALEliy original owner 1938 people to attend Chevrolet, general condition and SALE Pin to horse very fast, sacrifice Apply at How11 tire good Can be seen at 212A Pit ABES AUTO PARTS 1013 East Grand River, Phone 151 Saturday, August 14 ox roast bauds, ieraonLake Rd Pmekncy,phoni 58I2 base ball, soft ball auction, vaude Ilest offer takt, it ville, fireworks, dancerado rtfrig j L f aer, iid 194 Fordto Howell away 5 gter FOR SALEModern 0 room house with bath, furnace, chicken coop WANTED STANDING WALNUT TIMBER 16 INCHES N DIAMETER HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID JOHN L GOLDN 5022 LAKEWCOD DETROiTMich FOR SALE New rhilgaa Etogeand stable I mile west of Pinckney jsed one month Can be seen at Lon Cedar Lake Road C, Gardner fum two miles Oorth Har ld Rigss9012 Cedar Lake Rd and one mile wet of Plainfield , r , n , , TRUCKING WAMTED UCardneStockbridge, phone P3wil Haul Gravel Fill Dirt, Sand FOR SALE burner kerosene cook Black Drt and Stone, Prompt Service An vhere in the State HENRf WINSIOW Call Pinckney H2FU atove, 1 ironing board, 1 featlr bed tick, 82 2x4sf 7 ft, long, Nelson Buzzard FOR SALE 4 Burner Oil Stove,new also a 14 foot rowboat Luclu Doyle FOR SALE 40 Gal,Eectric Water heater with thermostat control Ideal for smaH home Olin Kobinson Rush Lnke, Phone 136F21 FOR SALEThrr burner kerosene icitrien ste M Steveson 1144 Sunset Dlvd, HilandLaes Call Sat or Sun, NOTICE I am still cleaning Rugs and upholstery drop me a csrd L Mclntyre Fowierville, Michigaa Freh Cut Asparagus Any Amount Special prices for canning Order Phonr 55F5, Pinckney FOUNDaQa pinckney square after free show a childs sweater coat jy Dispatch eal Stew BONELESS Per La 69 PJMGKNE FINEST FOO D TE FOR SALEKak LibraryTable, KUch en Cabinet, new, 2 Rugs, hand made j large Cupboard, Porcelain Top Kit chen Table, Day B without pad Hot Water Heater and Tank caj 1 F J Bradley, 944i Huron, Portage Lake MrsEmma Holloivay of Wright Corners spent Wednesday with Mi Lulu Darrow J John Croupe and wiUr of Howell spent Sunday with W C Killer and fainfly Mr, and Mrs Rusiiel Livermore, Clifford Miller and family and LJ Swaribout 4 family spent the week end at Douglas Lake Jay Brigham and ifr and Mi Vieta McGlennon and son of Crass Lake called on Mr John Martin Saahay Lemuel Mnrtin and wife jf Ypsilanti called Thursday We Want to Buy Your Grain liaak Yea Kiily EifMrs Feed Supply O t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 21, 1948 Description An account of the resource July 21, 1948 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 1948-07-21 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8733d01d2e83ac9cf89ad249ba14752e.pdf b0ac6bf7887e83dbc734fd704b7707e9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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T Volume 6 Pinckney Ditoatch Wednesday, July 28, 1948 N o, 30 SOCIAL ITEMS Michigan Mirror DOSTER Situated along the shaded shores of Pine Lake, twelve miles ftorth of Kalamazoo and adjacent to this Barry County village, is one of the most unique educational institu Fjr Methodist Church Ann Arbor tions for war veterans in the entire United States Here is a veritable dream rpot, the sort of thing a young man over seas might conjure in his imagination but never expect to see It is a practical ,l,l of Michi VANDERaOSCHMcKUHN I I he weddmg ot Miss Los Ma I VaudcrBosch of Battle Creek and I James McKuhn of Gregory a solemnized at St Marys church 1inekney, SUurday morning, liev, COLLINS McFADDEN Kib Collins of Ami Arbor ani Jack McFaddeii of Lakeland were onivv i in marriage at tVe Fust atmdiiy, July 1M AfUr a weeks trip thru fcmoky Mts Thjs couple will be it home in their uw home at 77 Baker Kd, Dexter gan s generosity to its sons who served the Nation in World War II We refer to the Michigan Veterans Vocational School, operated by the State of Michigan and administered by the Western Michigan College of Education of Education at Kalamazoo WE ARRIVED AT THE PINE lake school, as it is generally called, just as dinner was being served in the i Singer , long administration building The groom wore his army uni Windows of the dining hall over form The bride a white satn dress, look the skyblue waters of Pine Lake, princess style with long train and a The scene is that of a summer resort I ing tip veil attached to a Juliet rather than a college campus In front caP Her attytidant wore the same Fr Murphy otlicating Mi Jeritza Fox of Battle Cn ek was matron of honor and Jack Young Gregory, best man, Ushers V P Bfogin jr, Ionia and Morgan of the main building is a bathing beach Boats are tied up to a wood pier A float with diving board is moored in deep water In a grove of tall trees are twentyfive log cabins After dinner the veterans lounge about Some go swimming It is a twilight time for relaxation A busload of girls from Kalamazoo is due to arrive at 100 pm for jukebox dancing and eats AND WHAT KIND OF COURSES are offered at this bit of paradise you ask Commander Harry W Lawson, director, places emphasis upon vocational trainingthe teaching of useful trades These include business education, home appliance repair, machine and architectural drafting, machine shop, printing, radio and typewriter repair, and watch and clock repair Modern tools are provided for class instruction The printing department, in which we were personally interested, has a modern typesetting machine and a full line of printing equipment Kenneth Ross, printing instructor, solved in the Canadian Air Force WE BECAME INTERESTED in the story of Ike Permelia, a Negro dou ble amputee Ike served in the Signal Corps for five years While on combat futy in Germany, he lost both hands Percy Jones general hospital equipped him with mechanical fingers, and Ike became a student at Pine Lake in February One of three Negro veterans out of nearly 180 at Pine Luc, Ike is popular with his fellows He never asks for sympathy, never whimpers Although he gets 200 a movth foi life because of his disability, Ike wants to live a useful life and do his part He has plenty of guts Breakfast was served at Blacks stylo dress in lemon and yellow, in Unadilla and a reception was held for 100 The tabic was center ed wiih a large wedding cake decorated with yellow roses with white taper candles on each side The couple will be at home at Battle Creek where the groom is stationed at Percy Jones hospital He is the son of Mrs Monica Me Kuhn of Gregory OUR DEMOCRACY SOFTBALL NEWS The Pinckney Hurun Valley League team established a local reeoid4and may be a State record when they defeated the Clyde team of that league here Friday nighi, o to , in seventeen innings The game did nut start out any too well for Pinckney as Boh Singer was wild, issuing tin walU and inning three batters in the long stretch However, he improved and aided by line support shut Clyde out the last eleven innine Milfoni ,coivd Current Comment A writer in the Hen papers ay, this hubup over ciM rights is unnamed It should Lt caled neVio rghs jjth big pa i inve v flowed it i,e,k, line and nker l l1 r que I f,, M gri voles He ealh ilii people of the nortu hvpo i r i and s,y there is as much muri i en ati n in the inwth as outh Wij ii tin negro mow, in a sectkn iii the north, th whhi peo out Hlrlui New York, two iiediod, Bjioklyn, outh HideThe marrjag of Lois Ware and Phillip Kemble took place last niglit at ilu Com Congl church, Rev Allaii officiating x V vV V Vv, f SETTING OUT A ROW OF SMALL TREEb ON THE WINDWARD SIDE OF HIS HOME, THE NEW SETTLER WAS PLANNING A WlNOftftEAK FOR THE FUTURE ADDING YOUNG TREES ACH yEAfc HE EXTENDED HIS PROTECTION UNTIL, flNALL HOME AND FARM BUILDINGS WERE SHELTERED AND SECURE AGAINST STORMS AN BAD WEATHER FOR VEAS TO COME A PRENUPTIAL SHOWER Mediiiues Merwin Campbell L J, Henry entertained at the nvtr i home July 2 for Miss Marie War 28 were present, evening was, spent playing bunco MA Andrew Campbell won first and Mrs, Alida Kar,s, cousolatiion Refreshments wire served f ice and for Lois The oaitt cream, srrveu The gist many nice gifts punch, and of honor crackers rcveived ELECTS OFFICERS At i in etijig Sunday at Ihc Vvnc Shrttitjoe hom Sunday the lliinnd LuV improvement Aw elected the following officers 1resident Jacit Wiison, ir Vuo Ires Howard Smbn Seey HiViy Kaufman TIEHS Mary Steed All residm , of th community iie uiged to attend tic meeting on 4f irTnz 1 Hstf ttHi SETTING AOIDE A SrVML AMOUNT OK MOuY IN Llf rJSURANCE AND SAVINGS THE YOUNG FAMILY TA ITS PROGRAM Fat FiNANCIAL SECURITYv 1,40 TO IT YEAR BY yAR , THE AMOUNT OF F07cCTN GROWS, THE SECURITV STRENGTHENS, SurlMG THEM ECONOMIC STA BlLITy ANJI PtZ O iJD FOR TODAY AND PCRTHE YEAfS AHED, 5P TriCounty Team Wins in Church News runs the lust inning on three valk and a hit They added another in ihe seewnd stanza on an error, a hit and a walk one in the third on a hit and infild outs and their last in lith inning on an error, a hit and a forced out Linckney scored in the second inning on Swarlhouts hit and an error anil went into the 7th trailing to 1 Johns, Clyde 1itcher, hi ion trol and tilled the bases, Wiiikiue, Keadei, Tisclieler and liob Singei1 Fred Singir hit a home run sending the game into extra innings 1inckney had several chances but could not cash in They tilled the bases in the thirteenth but Reader Hied out Clyde got men on but two double plays pulled Pinckney out of the hole In the seventeenth frame Tisoheler got a hit, Fred Singer forced him at second, Jack Haines was hit and Lavey walked Zcke Ledwidge, who had gone hitless, crashed one down the left field foul line scoring Fred Singer and ending the game Box score l nicuo, lij u I nv nil i elo I V v ,1,1, , i aui 1 mi i ,HU li I II lik Mi,mi IK i in, Detroit, linposs i M,, J I 1 II siMtlM, ghrtof It js people ol i,celisin to tindrsfcajid the ude when in states p t,i ntUro out III p I o p I Ol L I I li In V I 1 pe i i I Mi yeai tin con In iieciiiig f i r i ie1 tl ii bar it VI ngi I ir , necl th,lie Jul tin IJ liolot u t in in in in oi illAer e,t lu cneil ,e, e,i an event 1 In ee f iiii m to lO e now i Ii ,, it, uf ol lifilh,i ii,ii tini w ill t lb r I 1 i ,i Oil f tt WLN3 STATE TITLE J Sun da Howard Dilva Av ilh , at 1 ni pjn, at home, Ldve Shore, JOHN DINKLI John Dinkel, , 1,111 mail can ier 1ei for about 30 year died at his hone this morning, He leave We admire his courage and his ihis cheerful outlook He is a real American Conservation Notes Water pollution tisteis in 3 rc state park Uaches report all auie for bathing Migrosino dye is being ud in the waters in Rifli river section to control excessive plant growth, i darkens the water and reduces the suns rays 8000 deer hunters bought arcli ry Ucnses Last From the 1039 peak of 500,000 wife, Emma, a son, Stanley and 2 grandchildrenAlso three brothers, ,Albert, Eugene and Otto, The fuuoral i at Swarthut Fun raj Honee Friday at 1 pm, Rev, Allavd officiating, CARD OF THANKS The Big and Little An thank that collected and donated so librraIly for the respirator and equipment The cot of abtve was 45535, oversubscribed K300 which will IK used for ccinniunitv plrpOoCj ST MARYS CHURCH Lev runes Murphy, pastor T veiio F idar 1220 noon and K p in iie ijiaton far Holy Communion aeh tjatnrday 8ytK y p, m and on sndy 7 to 7 0 a, ui Vlasses at 800 a ciand llOn Sunday, Aug 1 J 1 liJ Sun aft 1 ntecost,hlh week i blst Nvena 0111 Sun for Ladies Altar Society The Jortjuneula iiululg nee i Eowlerville, Ifeeman, CllelseaThey tended to Sun, Aug 8, Summer beat Humboldt, Marquette, Oiui school for all grade1 of school child tore, Munising Menominee HI July 2J to Aug lb buijn, to McClanahau won 2 gaiys and nooi Green, 2, Trie, started the ecJnd Intentions are Sun, for living re jiim was relieved in tlie oth by quested by J Ackerman Mou, late Gus Ledwidge with Humboldt,lead Joseph Nagel Tues,late James Ion ing 5 to 4, Gus pitched 4 corle ergan Thur,, lute Rose Keiserinniii allowed 2 hits and got the Friday Intention of living, req iv iriCounty Ienvie AM St wo,i the title in thv toLiJitment ,it Marquette cver the wiek , ii lean Wis Mc anaau, hri Jreen Brighton, 1ice Sloi I LI, Led idge, IriCkm, p i, M th Chelse cati Se 1 l i ili1ton lb, lvuhn, Stockbridge, 2b, vjilis 3b, u tis wtq ioulei iie, outfield, Vogt, Brighton, Grostic, r MVCKNEV AB F Singer, 3b i Haines, ss 7 Lavey, cf 7 K ledwidge, f 7 Twitchell, c Reader, 2b 5 Svarthout, t f 7 Ticlieler, lb , B Singer, p 3 CLYDE AH R Ueid, c 7 M Reid 3b 0 J iaiizel, ll 1 Sbiho, If 7 R LeiI 8 Robinsmi, Lawiiiici if 3 3 K 1 0 0 I I 1 I 2 1 R 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 II 1 1 1 1 1 0 I 1 0 n 1 1 1 1 4 0 i 1 credit for the victory It cost 4o to send the team to send the tram there, lLusa of Dou gherty, Brighton and Dons Tavern of Fcwlerville paid this Joe Llvey was picked on the tam but did not got The Pinckney team will meet the leagueleading Chelsea AllStars here next Sunday They have not lost a game this season Russell Sockow family Sat,, High Mass for the departed Baptism was conferred Sunt for James Vincent, son of Mr and j Mrs Leo Gibney, were Mr and Mrs, Morgan F, Simger, for 1 Riciaid Lee Sheha, son of Mr uand Mrs Nelson Shehn, ponsors wer Mr,and Mrs, Ro Campbell 1 Prayers requested for sick and i recent departed amoug whom is tse i n,othr of Mrs EjTicSt Packer wh died a Dc arborn recently acres the Wiliamston leant 1 pian OVMUNITY SALE AUG 7 dropped to 120,000 acres last year Thr Ionia poor farm is liUlc used Last yar the board of up ervisors tried to sell it but got no bids Thi year they wer offered 14000 for the timber on it Excellent production at the Mason state gaie farm assunea 20,000 pheasants for distribution this fall Wet water that coires in powder form is br ing used to fight forest fii5s I pkg to 5 gals, of wter, pentrates quicker The trout season ends Sept to permit thr planting of one million 7 inch fin clipped trout 23 separate event arc sch dulcd for Ue 9th annual horse show at Joe Louis Utka farm Aug 15 299 foxes wen bountied last week 23,87 the last 40 works The state purchased 75 acrt s of land last week for recreation, X xt Sak is at Gregory Aug 7 I will continue to pick up fur,i ther for another wet c Bert Wylie, Auctioneer NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Ezri 3cchexJaUkr, 4060 Swrihout Road 7 milAS M of Pinckney Sunday School 230 P,M VY 01 ship Service 0 loO i, fL CIRCUIT COURT NEWS f Tidge Lyons held court last Saturday he heard a contestod div or bilL This wmtk ike 8urt f Mrr V Plaifeo v Frank Bowser over a goal tte deal is Rewrnbv the date August 7tfe, The OJXS waii hold it AwutaJ pair, Bake Sale, Basaar, Caravl Mi Ufb lAmcH the r OPENS AUGUST 16 During the last few weeks Dr Towrcr has been making a number of improvemtnts at 844 Portage Lakp Rd and expects to open his dental office August 1C Alterations hjtvc been ma ie in some rooms and the grounds by he riv er are being prepared for private picnicr of church and lodge groups and added features are a soft bll fik d, picnic tables and many things y make it pleasant MEET PRINCE MIKE ROMANOFF Hes everything from a banlr to Brooklyn pants presaer be sure to read the fabulous story of Prince Mikes rise from a dank cell on Ellis Ialnd to a position as reigning monarch of Hollywood social pet Read Romanoff in the American Weekly, great majr wtth thik Satidays Auirtwt 1 iajoe of the Detroit Sunday Tim Notes of the Game j PinckneyV two doubh plays snuffed CONGL COM CHURCF out two Clyde rallies The first was JRev Alfred Aflaifl, pastor unusual John tried to bunt Twitchell Moirinj Worship 100 caught it in front of the plate before Sunday School 1130 it hit the ground and doubled the man Choir Practise Wed Night at first In the other, Joe Lavey took a line drive and doubled the runner at second Singers control was off the first seven inning He walked six men and hit two He got better and only walked four the last ten innings He got fifteen strikeouts Johns of Clyde walked seven, hit two, and strudj out thirteen Fred Singer handled fifteen chances at third base, Jack Haines had six at third and Reader eleven at second base Max Reid of Clyde had fifteen chances at third The Pinckray league team won Casidy Lak 4 to 3 last Wednes day night Reader scoring thg winn run the 7th on Twitchell bit Organist and Choir Director Mr Merwia Campbell S S SupL Herman Vedder ftev Pradv will preach Sundvy Hs tubjct is Cieds Mx,n of Joy MENNNON1TE CHURCH hi Ii hit liox A 1 liminary ganu, Pinckney 1 1 ouble defeating Howell A y 19 to J, Don Ami, 1,me i in for Pinckney seuro PIXCKNKY AB Myor, c 4 li Anib 2b i Jelfreys, lb r Goodc, cf 4 1, Amb, p i Bunoughs, oh 4 DaiTow, ss Singer, If Burns, If Schneiler, if Huidie, rf l HOWKLL BOWLING AB Bailor, lb c H i 0 5 2 AM J 1 1 1 Klliott, 2b White, c, If Campbell, cf Campbeil, cf Nixon, p Hath, If 2 Hood, lib 1 Pierce,, ss Switzer rf 4 K 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 1 0 cuiikTaUiliiUiii woman liiii I Ktt JH tiiHJC i id ty hi yi nf with he ii iii r diy n III fece 111 nhlt nav coun lllJIITl fl J I Nph I lOll Seielee a S tnllt t do tnd ale penplr ol today d nut bi a t hard hip, u CJI ll then iHie,turs dni An enli rpHsuiL tav rii keep y keeper 111 NlW Jersey , tiu JJOL publi piiiled ai i iiii 1 a emlds diy Jice u i ek u tie childrtii cuuld ne the I el tiui lia beou he liund niaiehiM deit On that diij Luxieants but iho juet lea liliii at Ihe bir , rulft did nut appeal traiynt to Mln no in if i child djiuking coio pie law Jeceli ieatfi f dill I vfling, Uiiei ii an eunuiiid i 1 in lirst urld we ign, lruv out ihe statetiieiK that i 1 in ,idMee had beii Irdloved m Wuiid War 1 there would li,,v been no World Waj1 II Mtec nu,r m liaiicInj IavMed 11 i ii h T LT la, lit to J if ti t and takmj over th pi lee HoV ry the , , i ie, in, is, ,Ja JJI t I ted Ueh pi e , on eon r ,, I liiV i uiiied a 1 ai eir u I di hl pea ii 111 W the jf l,,j to fhl Mie v, ar yei i la el Jli m d nan to re iiti 2i Jul litJ y a i will ti i i tii din nd ie i r a i I I Ie nil, World il i oiij ii,n in with L i tfl mid biull nnl w our d aft iiniehjiiLi in irmy e had Jin biiitf J Jf 1 Ulien Vc V e Had could h a penile t i Cel 1 I t re If It Z t old Jh he tKen pf nt dfi law all Is eai hi ad under V i for the iiaft on er iha iu alj youths d i in y bee ome lH he J7, yell j i nan linJi Tlll i 1 inMitlisSf r r ii rcas ,i ones t delay i A A OU M 1,, e t ,, length of eh lee is nide ti J seT oii ii,,y vein aiK hi i t until J U t ai nj 1LIMJ Ui he ,jj1,r IJQOfUH of that ar tiyThe dele tl 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 z v one i o r seas Hover only 1 i ic a je n th counrMicnt ai vague niusf be handled individually as be Theu will io 4,000 diraft h u fore board of 3 Deou Few Fia Bchey, pasio Momitv Worship Service 10K0 Sunday School H M Supt Wra Leidig You Peoples Meetuiff 70 Kvcntnjc Message ,, S15 Wed Payer Servtae b00 Mrs FrBncifc Shir andp Francis and Mrs Edna Spvirs at tended the milttary funeral of Jc Leslk at St HedwigR Ch i n tc troit Thirsciiv Hisi hy vs broopht back from overseas New Church Being Built The Mennonite Church, whici is a semibasement structure, is being enlarged and completed It will be fifteen feet wider and when donewill Wm Lambert and itamilyj of be fifty by eighty feet with a full Portage Lake have moved to Dexter basement and one story above ground Bain Curamings tnl Car nac The entrance will be on the north gaH of Detroit pent Wednesday side uX th Frank Aberdeen home Rex Noggle aid family of Ann Ar Jimmir Meyer was in St Jo bo bor were Sonday mests of Mr pital, Ann Arbor last week wi an J indicted tootk Notes of th Game The jrme was no1 finished until 1215 a This was robably the only niht mie played to jro past mid j night It had complications The L J Henry sons intended When they failed to return the uual time of 1000 pm, the uither sent L J after them and f so failed to come back A bit of quick thinking by Tischelen saved the game for Pinckney in the seventeenth inning After he singled, Fivd Sinpr hid ten chances time Fred Singer hit a doubleplay liall to third tse but Tischeler smothered the second baseman as he was forced out, preventing him from throwing to first to complete the double play Zeke Ledwidge hit in hard luck up to the seventeenth Twice he lined out to deep left field In the sixteenth he was purposely walked When he came up in the seventeenth the left fielder played over toward center and Zeke hit down the left field foul lkae Fred Singer missed another home The Rpublitan state central committee ha call d on AtUrney jf neral i ne Mack to resign and ask d Cow Sigler to remove him if he does nt Neiher request will be grunted Dlack wont resign and as another attorney venral will be noinniated in Septenil r Gov Sig Ier will n makt by fin inLr Mm 1 opefitioii in hi1, odd with th hi lectio, Now finaiuial pn of phlar party, and a nartxr of Black iiai ha little co He ha iven at adiiMiistratio since he is critical of ihe Michigan Re claims hi in vestigation of i4 discs friud co uption and wlvit not Now all political parties have to b financed as meney is needed to run campaigns The national Comnihtcerran is us uIl chosen for his ability to coll t money Arthur SumirerfieW, pat president of Mich Auto Deal, ee, becTne national committeeman H hjt, o a plan to fmanoe the return for fhis auto dealers got for each car sold Black claims in retuti for this auto dealesr got ,their sales taxes reduced Hr has sailed a grand jury invatligaiou of is own party Or JACK BIAMGHAAO Military funeiM servioea Jack Blanchard of the M Marine who died in London, nww Ud V1 hW t St ims run in the fifth whan the ball landed , aoSi just a foot outside the foul tine uettar Z hpstkogi aatfV POLITICAL A t PiyLyy Ohpar Wednesday Julg 28 1948 i FoWlerville Youth v Given Jail Term J Neighboring Notes I ie producear durrctut ltss Avi former City cl i tutnc, , , i , i r pi r 1 I see an A c i 1 n i 1 i cat J, iie it C til tv On tlv nilii r 1 f It o tliQ 1 HeV lifil Mil ll iilll i it UN A r, cf Owosso, i J , of the J mcr Prob f Sbiiwas ee n iiicfcd his fail in 1 ekv irwdi J ulrr i i, Ti4 Cmrti i i , isL M 1 rt d, A 1 lilt n rf J ri i e h ri t hrai ,, 3 1 wii n J V cnr 4 1 r the IK i Jj Fo rc har til nviallv ji y urday, July IT, Lloyd S ui Fowler v He was ai , u I fore Ciicuit Court Ju d Willis Lyons for sentence cu tve charges He was sentenced from oM to ijur years to the State Prison of fcyirhein Michigan at Jackson on tbn charge of carrying a concealed weapon, lie also was sentenced to serve fiuin 10 months to 14 years i JI an ld charge of forgery These i no are to bu served rtfncuiTntCircuit Judge Lyons stated that ths conviction on the charge oi carrying concealed weapons auto matically revoked Stearns proba tion on the charge of forgery which occurred in 1946 and re iiuiied that U be sentenced on inafc charge city, to the 80th Infantry Division io the transfer home Paring his eighteen months service overseas with the 94th In utiy Division, the division was 1 ir, t stationed in England and T d to France, and, from v, 1944, until VE Day, v, c ninuously engaged with the enemy in France and Germany Fliuuiu the German surrender, and hur a few months occupa tion duty in Germany, the division miiil to Czechoslovakia and reiinMJ there until Novemher 28, i, when it was ordered back to t i u,v I in his service with in1 division, Pierpont was le al advisor to the commanding atnal and staff, and to the enlifd v Isonnel of the division, aid cfticcrs and enlisted men in Mkligan chick hut Ud l,o25,U0u chick , 1 wig June which is lv tna last year Judge Sam Street Uughvs WHO resigned as mayor of Lining to 1 g I ii the auny is a candidate lor circuit judge there Sujit ot ocrivois iiartlttt of Sou i Lyou unjunces his teaching staii t compli to for next term 1 The North ciile Horse Show ii Julv 30 There are over 100 enterii,s j Nev York state pays its govcr nor 25 UOu a year, the largest sal j an in tit natictft Paul AWlei, a form r lJinckaiey resident, was marriea at Hunting ton id , Laif Ju i Mrs Hael Vuira of thi plaoo Born to Mr and MIH HOUIS Arl mid Joan HM n f Uowil u July 17, H soa Tlir benefit ball game put on at Brhon last week for Carl Rowland of Hamburg netted 11U Tho Student anril a Howell has bought a hunk of land ixicmt 451 ff west of the athletic field to enlarge the field for 8,011 Mr Fundy, the ownrr made the council a 500 donation in the form of five 100 yearly payments Mrs Charlrs Spencer died at her home in Brighton last week She a a foriit r Finckney resident Ray Lavey and family of Gregory are spending two wr eks in north em Michigan DeNter villa will l rn 0 for 48,000 for wateiWorkJ exit nsion CantHdate for Juge I AVO THEATEH , SYLVAN mEATR j OULSEA MW3i Fri, SV, July 3031 GOLDEN EARRINGS A Stam Hetd Melodrama with A MUAND4 MAKLEHfc, DICTR1CK Cei O Wine AiU O 1 athoms for Fun F I Fri, Sat July 30,31 TrMEN Sr,, 4U, Aug, 1, 3 DOWN TO EARTH In Technicolor RITA HAYWRTH, LARRY PARKS One of the Years Bet Allaround 4 EnlrtalnTnent With RldA HAYWORTHLARRY PARKS Coming High Barbaree New Cartoon Swiss TeutStf Cvnthia Keeper of the BeeS IlLT tt i r ni as JI4 Be 8 a icr, b W m their many legal problemsWhich iiise during their absejkfe from iimno After the cessation of hostiiiiief, Mr Pierpont was assigned w ik in the invastigation of war riints and the liberation of poli 11,1 and other civilian prisoners tf the Germans Ii his work as a lawyer Mr n i that Pierpont has conducted a general Tit j practice, handling all tyes of casrs, and has not confined himpef to any one class of cUen8 He i as for many years been active in civic find fraternal affairs and is a last President of the Owosso I , oy i i i i r f r Jul 1JV fur l ci v ii Piosc WILLIS L LYONS present Circuit Judge, announces his candidacy for nomination at the September Primary NonPartisan Ticket HOWELL Theater IOWFLL,MICH A Dram wit DENNIS OKEEFE, MARY MEAD ALFRED RYDER, WALLY FORl Cartoon New Sua, Mon Tu ,, Aug, 12 3 THE BRIDE GOES WILD Comedy, aterrlnf VAN JOHSQN JUNE ALLY SON t UNA MERKEL Carioon Sportrel Newe Sunday SKW, 3 ft7P Wed Thur, Aug, 4, 5 BUTCH JENKINS HUM1 CRONYN BILL AND COO f k Thu I Novelty Starring GeOrge Burton4 Love Birds and Ji mmy, the CroWi flut THE BOLD FRONTIERS MAN , M, , Fri,, July 20,30 While County Clerk of Livingston pANA ANDREWSGENE TiERNEY j Starring Quntv he studied lectures and text n ROCKY LANO EDDY WALLER, ROY BANCROFJ THE IRON CURTAIN Comedy Cartoon New Lo i i I iLi Li , i i i, i I I ivo ,, ii J1 iivasseeKiwanis Club and served as Gov i vri i 10 0,1 OIIU of the Michigan District of i ,11 vxn Kiwanis International in 1933 For ,,e v, as ordi ed Ucveral years he was an at ivo t r nny Givworkef in behalf of the V, e rvi4 COMV 1 War 1 i ii i , p duty i iio iii t3 civ , rc fci ,frradu ,, a ArivOCCiti ,1 f n tlv Smuts, aidel in the establishmen I j of the Community Chest and ji 1 ,e v worked for the benefit of other coimnunity agencies He is a member of the First Congregational Cliurchof Owosso, and, before the war, wns a member of its Hoard of Trustees He is Vice cf President of the Shiawassee Coun1 t t ty Par Association, a member of ii State Par Committee oh Local Jliii Associations, and has just rompYiid a year of service as omni ndcr of PattersonDawson 1ost Nc 57, The American Legion Mr Pierpont is 49 years of age, 1auird to the former Neva Howvd, a onetime resident of Ben, v Kn1 Iiiitoii, and lives a 926 North T c Y,,hingtoa Street Adv Co1 ,,11 roand at Ff r Pier ih IJU da AI y 3 4 hael Carland vw mJMm i 4 Y CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge YEARS ACTIVE PRACTISE upport in the primaries Sept 14 Will be Appreciated our on Ir Seve brown aiid wiio of ijttroi pejt the wek with liie irtd Read faioily MrsCara i , u tyiy OI Detroit jspci ii,,, Mi m ma Vollnu Mrs, Mibie tu dam of Jkooti spent thv wok Jd at ru M, J, Recsoi bom , ,, took her back Sunday Kalph Clinioii a,, lwird Jiil 1crd Detroit pi i,i a,urday al the C JClinton horn I The MUso Iran id Kvely Clinton of Jit J Kridn night with CJ IHIMH ,,,I ,wf0 Mrs Wui, burroughs, Mrs, Clitf ord Vanilorn Ml Joha McDuAell and Mrs Jorfp Van Been attended v Mcu Harm Women a meeting Miiii ite College, 8 days 1 i wee Alice Gearhart of Howell and Sally Wollenhaupt of Otaego spent Sunday at the Mark Nah homtj Miss Isabel Nash spent the week cad with hr mother in Chicago Mi Notes of 25 Years Ago WUiam C Miller becomes postmaster this week suceeding W E Murphy, post master for 8 yiars St Marys annual picnic is Aug 8 Ball game, Pinekney vs Doster Some ort, entered the Paul Pock sooe last eek ani to m l Va Deputy Cheriff Kt lUedv recovered them I Mr Bo k declined to pi secute A beparator belonging 0 Oharits Galligbn and a stack of rye belong ing to Louis Shehan and Charles Brown burned down Wiednesuuy tkirinfir threshing operations lnckn y wiU play the EA Bow , man team of Detroit here Sunday, M T Kelly of Dexter has an un uusual bookA Catholic prav b, imported fnom Ireland prin d in Gaelic or Irian D nothy Darrow is working in a pontiac store Eward Capple and family JiJHo moved to Detroit JohnMartin hag purchased a rog istired shorthorn bull to replace one kiiled by lightning 2 week ago, The Pinekney school board ha or kganiaed Geo Tneple prVri Murphy, treas, Lincoln Smith, e Laveme Ahrens was marriei tu Thenn McClausey of Detroit Julv 25th Notes of 47 Years Ago f Francis Oarr is woHcing in De troit Dr H F Sigler wTho ha worn a beard for many yrars has bad t shaved off, A drove of 85 wild horses, flhipp td to Brighton from Utah, are ou sale there Big Farmers picnic at VanWink let irovte Aug 22 ball games An derson vs Iosco Orville Jones of Stockhridgt shipped half a toiu of honey to Detroit last week from GO swarms of bees, Lightning struck the homi of Dr H F Sigler last Thursday doing slight damage There ws a shortage of bitching posts here Saturday night so big was thr crowd A man employed at Shulers ice house, Lakeland, had bis hi ad tut off lstu week, Detroits new daily, Today got out its first edition Thursday Phil Keliy and family of Rish mon Va atVIXTXlirre Mrs Charles Grimes has opened a dressmaking sirop over Jacksons 8toi Ye editor attended the Detroit BiCentenary bast week, rain spoil Jed thti Thursday parade but Fri day a monster parade was staged which took an hour and a half tt pass a given point C hooks from the University ofilichi gan and was admitted to the Michigan bar in 1S04 and later to the United States District Courts of Michigan He served successfully in the offices of Prosecuting Attorney and Judge of Probate of Livingston County for several years As Prosecuting Attorney he handled 2,400 cases He has been a member of the Michigan Judicial Council since November, 1140 Jus tice Rutzel of the Supreme Court be ing the chairman He has been attorney and Vice President of the First National Bank r of Howell for fourteen years A vet eran and Past Commander of the BarnisLyonsRoherts Post, No 3071, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and has taken an active part in veterans af j fairs and war activities He is a Past President of the Michigan Probate Judges Association, and a member of its legislative Com mittee for twenty years He has been Comedy Novelty News Saturday, July 31 j iSLEAD SOLDIERS Starring TOM CONWAY as BULLDOG DRUMMOND AIM JACK HOLT, TIM HOLT in THE ARIZONA RANGER Cartoon Sun, Mon, Aug, 1, 2 Mat Sun, 2 P,M, Cont PEGGY CUMMINS, CHARLES COBURN, ROBERT ARTHUR GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING In Technicolor Service elected presiding officer by many civic WFmmm clubs aiul fraternal societies ueU As Probate Judge, 4he records will show hat le was never reversed in a, single decision by a higher court dur ing the years of his incumbency Wed,, Thur,, FriAug, 3 4 5 CLARK GABLE, LANA TURNER in Your Credit is your most valuable character asset The maintenance of reasonable bUance here, ac companied by a consistant plan of adding to it, will build up n credit structure for you that may some day be vitally important in yout affair WE HAV AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR lOUNft LOAN REAL EST MB MORTGAGE OR PERftO4t AT RftAJON BtF RAiHS TU Cartoon HOME COMINcf T , ,, , i ANN BAXTER, JOHN HODIAK In April of this year he gave up N , the otT,e of Probate Judge to accept the appointment as Circuit Judge by the Governor and would like to be nominated and elected for the balance of the unexpired term It has bjen fiftythree years since a man from Livingston County was Circuit Judge Adv u HURON V LLEY LEAGUE W L Dexter 0 1 Milford 4 1 Pinekney A Clyde i J Brighton 2 2 Eagers 2 4 City Service 0 6 MRoT NATIONAL tANR HOWKT ra Unaer Federal Supervision J Member Federal Deposit Inaurancg CorporationAl Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor Pet 857 800 500 500 500 333 000 BATTING AVERAGES AB K H Gus Lrdwidge 41 13 21 Tom Gootie 6 0 3 Joe Lavey 47 8 18 Fred Singer 39 10 10 Wesley Reader25 6 6 Keith Ledwidge21 2 5 H Tischeler 39 9 9 Robt Tviicheli27 2 6 Jack Haines 27 5 6 G Swart hout 13 1 2 Frauds Shehan 27 4 Bob Singer 34 3 3 Dead r Alive HORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 3 JLPENDIiTC UPON SIZE Au CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED I REE Fn Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment capable Men E L PARKER, Aiienl Phone 88, PfeclrivHervlce in MM Tbe FASTFST Dadl x Central Ddad St 92 Co v J , Pet 512 500 32 25 240 233 230 221 221 153 4 148 088 PINCKNEY CUBS AVERAGES AB R H Pet Jim Meyer 19 12 I 631 Bob Amburgey 23 9 19 391 Tom Gode 23 6 19391 jb Darrow 19 11 7 360 Larry Hurtubise 12 Don Ambursrey 12 Joe Jeffrey H Dick Singer 17 Jim Burroughs 19 Joe Burns 17 Richard Schneider 12 Better Health OTrJB 3 3 3 5 2 4 5 3 5 4 C 5 4 4 4 351 351 280 227 230 210 210 250 fttAJUUAGE Liefer Lyls Hammond, 20, Howell, Leo An Crawford, 19, Fowicrvilh v FkOfd MiUeiV 4, Gregory, Irene present, Honorable Hiram K Smith STATE OT MiCKIGAA The Pretote Coart for tkm County OF LIVIACSTON Av a session of said Counjaeld tj the Probate Office in the City 0 Howell in the said County, on the day of July A D, 1948 Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS EDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STFEL it MASONITE SHOWER CLOSE I COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS ft SHAFFER DEM ING PEERLESS WATER TER SOFTNERS PUMPSt SUMP PUMPS CTRIC 4 OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED F1PE iEATERS A FITTINGS fALVBS, SOIL PIPE FITTINGS IN STOCK 21si Eiaele 89, VowkfvMe Ernest Schrampfer, 43, Whitmore Lake, Tmereeia Nepoftchin, 3 Dearborn Fred Catrell, 27, HoweU, Martha Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Oliver L Davis, M I Estate of Clara L Lav nd Albert LSmith Putnam, 20, HomrU Jeorge Tester, hainjr filed in said court theuptiion, praying for license to aell the interest of aaid estate In cerl 24, HowelL Violet DeCamp, 16, FlorWAppieton of eUoitl Brighton MnMjcany, 65fow pen Sunday attae Lynn Hendee lerville, Caaoe Wuwriu 57, Drt hPonif, roitames Cook, 2 Howell,Nancy Mrs Kcsc Hcndee spent the wet Bainbrfdge, 17, HowlL of August AD,lft48 at trn ocloak nd in Ann Arbor whew, her eon, fProbate of LMe is home after an operation, f, We going north nfter floe be and is hereby appoineM MYRON HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING, HEATING hP V ING Lkide Orivo, Rb Lkc OPEN Pbon Ptnflcaey I v I tain rea stat 5 cribed It Is Ordered, That the Kith day, Cas Clinton d i ,,d, Harold Kn id v waa elected 4lirector I TraveraeCitF cherles and wives spent vh, w,k end , of the Pettyihc schol in place o Jyour Olden now Camp Grayling jarK Nash Mr Howard Tha ntn air, jor Iamb of Ann AAw sjent her Vard club Mondayl i lt wek at the W HMrper home, JL J Swarthout and vif, kpent w H, Meyer and wttf go to Tim fiuadajr with Mrs iklith Gilup in veriC City for AeJJTLuooi to collect village taxesun 1 FtwkjrviUe Mr and Mra James WWtteF t7Zr T Mr and Mr,, Fro llad, Robert Sunday guests of family Mr and ALs, Jas Whitley in Ann Mrjtnd Mr WA MiTer 4one 45F12 OHICE TO TAXPAYERS I win be at my home on Thur 4ay veangs and Saturday afer md aa iackaoa Oaj 4 XeW OM for hearing said petition Tt is Further Ordered, The pnblk notiie thereof be given ey publicat tfon of a copy of this order, for thrtv ouccessive weeks previous to aM fv o hearing, in the Piockny Dispatch, n newspaper id 1 in said oounly Hirnm B Smith Judge f Probate Vuillage Treas A true oafjr i PI i r Wng Water SjrtCCMM Etc taflitjr Ditikcl wP1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday July 28 1948 Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries IMflCNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wedneaday 115 Main St Piucknjv, xti tn Entered at second VISJ matter at PosWiT a jPuickney, aiiclujran udo he act of Math 3 187 SuUuon rat 150 Year Pat W Curlett, Pubhher Kennedys Gen Store Sunday visitors ut tlk Cfcarl Liu home, ltuih Lake were Miand Mrs John Liudaiuuu oi Si pcUjrursi, Hu and Mi and Mis Edward Liiidnnau oi lXUouv Mi Sanaay U aud Mi A JWulf, IXUoit, WaUtr N all, ihil uutlphia ana Dr Laiiii Ami Aibui it guests oi Dr and Mr Tvn er, lortuae Lae Over thu week end a lai i mini party from rlAtrU wiu tuteiuimd at Towiwjrfc n the Huron River I Mr and Mis Kaytnoaiu Reason enteitained tHeir neic, Htlen Keu fcon, daugtU r of Kraii licvon oi j Clevt lind, Monday Amonj thoI preQt were Miss Aim Craiil, iuriner uiiny nurse Hotan, ii,i oi WaYur Reason Mr Jusepi i lnitx of Cleveland and Mrs Joseph Ver tin oi betroit Dinner was fcuvid on he lawn and the day ended wtoh wior roast at 1ortagu Laki Giorgu lira hum and wifv of Mt Monks spent Sunday at tiu DaMiller ho mi, DOAIC Templeton md family oi Keojvo Harbor spent the week ml the Albert Shirley honu Winston Hauhn ind family spent Sunday with Frank Clark ami wite of Milford 1 i Enroll Now FOR FALL 1LRM DEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SEND FOR OUR 1 REE CATALOG 1 Ann Arbor Business School m fcv 4 ,cK 2 vv c v NO WIS THE TIME TO MODERNIZE i , k4eas, , GT i tMi t s COS t IMI9MM DECO MOHSUN NORGE FURNACES SlAU HEAIFRS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSlo N HUKNLRS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROHM LUllMLNT WATER SOFINLRS HOT WAIF K TANKS SHALLOW AND DEEP WKiL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING KOMING ONE TO IHKli YEiRi 10 PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK L HANIEFD 0 SHit, V WHEN THE HOT WATER SUDDENLY RUNS IC2C0LK ITS TIME TO SWATCH TO AN 0lCTHfC WAV I SR V Thousands of Edison custmers prcfe electricity for heating their water Electricity, they rave, is so much more dependable all the hot water you want whenever you want it An electric waiter heater, youll find, is spotlessly clean quiet as falling snow Its completely autorrnticand its absolutely safe no flame no fumes no soot See electric water heaters today at your near est Edison office, your plumbers or at your favorite appliance dealers THE DfgfROI EDISON COMPANY a ii o Q o o o o o Q j o o o o o PinckneyFabd 3i33t Vlitil Co SPOT CAS FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 9 Each CATTLE 11 F HOGS 3 per Cwt L ACCORDING TO SIZg AND CONDI MON CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS IUMOVLT I RIE puor COLUXCT VO OARLINC COMPANY lELL 410 BUYERS OF HIDES IF SKINS Farmers BRING YOUR Wheat To Chelsea Milling Co No Delay FAST UNLOADING WITH OUR GRAIN HOIST AND PIT Bin White and wife spcift Tuea Mr, and Mrs, B, , Fitch Mack Mis Dorothy Hughes of Olyrftp day at the Carl Bidwell homo in Baker, wife and I daughters of Wash, ie visiting ber parents, wr, Brighton, Pontiac were Monday dinner ueste and Mrs, George Meabon JJDr, Barlow Shrhan and family 0f Mr and Mrs, Bert Hicks, I Gordon Hester and wxU ol ip of Jackson sp Sunday with Win, lanti spent Sunday at tht Andrew Shrhan an4 wife, w Rorr Glotfelder, 19, of Redford Neuit home Don DaHer and farawf and Ger drowned Sunday at Hudson Mills, Robert Seefeild and family and j aid Henry of BetrtH pet Snnday just off theu Northwest Territorial Neil Baughji oH Columbu UWi at 0e Jesse Henry bme, Rd, nt the wci k end ut tue bail Dick and Kay Wyiie pent lat Baun home i werk at the Reynolds Wyiie home Mrs Mac Metz f Howll spent Dick Young, Lay Hurtubise, Don in Howell, Sunday at the Lee lvey home, j McKiuley,L D Hunes and Kill Mis Hilda Hall ot Grand Rapids i Jackie Clark spent ti week end Otrbine who enlisted m thr navy sprint Thursday at the Win Mercer at Ypsilanti with the Edsel Meyci are all at Great Lakes, ill I home, 4 fbmiiy t Born to Mr and M J ,ar tJ HnLion and J ZJT Cwy called to the ephine Laux of Cleveland spent week end at Albert Dinkd home Miss Hilda Hall, Alln and Albrr , J Dinkel Er the0 hail stone belt between Eaton e nule farm Saturday night Rap and Perry where a bad h philg car storm Tuursday mornwg levelled 1 u and corr in a strip 20, miles Mrennie Devereaux and daugh w ter, Jane, hiv returned from a 2 far the rk with Gene Mann 1 rJTFiUB wii of Gnind weeks WvominS 4 Mie Claw Miller won a nkr of awi Mary Elle The village blacktop streets are ic , i Stanley DtfUcelu , Ml4 icving Kennedy has return spent las week la Mk, j r swarthouse and wife were in I were in TnH,rig Thury j ftnd a mile and a f wide, Mann of Deroit is spend , Holt of Stockbrrw wk with Gene Mans , ,, H Smith of Gmm Smmi LFata writes us to re vrttbJMj menihtr him to all of bis friends ww ww j goh ytffax has moved hi popcorn ltio i the t a sveU cSudeC Copekud tew i SC south f Gulf gas station, Nellie Gardner is taking a weeks vacation from her duties at thi posttf iice Whle enroute to ivon Cly w Hov Backus and wilV KFih was ut Lapf r Home and saw Raymond Kick Mm Evelyn Dairow Gilion went back to Nw York City by plane Sundiy Her parents, Mr and Mt M U, Darrow, tok her to WiHow Run Robtrt Ackley and funnily are on a weeks vacation Mr and Mrs Robert Pike gave a shower for Mr and Mrs Bert Wyli Saturday night About 3i were there A luncheon was served, ganvs played md the honor guests received many nice gift M Clifford Miller has resigiid hrr position at the tekphonr office Mrs Merlin Amburgey replaced her afl operator Mr, Susan Campbell spent last week in Doub rn Mi Joie Vail fi of HJWI li Horn and wife Mi Jorie VanHorn of Howell spnt Iast wek with Clifford VanHorn and wife The Mark Nah family attended the Farm Bureau picnic at Lake Chemung feet week Night U loading Too ior tle O errt ncc of the Fannc dn 1 HUIACS T C We Will Renv ,n Open to Reerlve yorUi c ii c Kwiu Listen to Our Da Radio Market QujUiiou ovix WlAG m 1 M Fan me Chelsea Milling Co iIONE CHELSEA 3341 Bill Hill is now at the camp, iaiis Island S,V Robert Lalliers is workingf in a sunnier revert hotel in ComTticu Steve Mfornki na bought the Myron WilcPx placc er 1trtae Iako Norman Reason and wife haw returned from Harrison wher they j3i5 11 vrqo So rt gufpiynq Jt 40 acres Tho Misses Nellie Gardner and Paunk Monks were in Ann Arbtr Tuesday SMIK Nominate Adrian delJoom ur satc UepresenUttive, Republiuin n et Ior 1 years he ha hontl cnid the pcope In ghiawa ssee County We ui w on him You will like is record SignedWade Cok, v nairman o d Boom for Stae Hepresentative campaUrn committee M and Mrs N B Craig enter tainol foa dinner Sunfry Mr and Mrs JarrKj Hyne, Jackson, Mrnd Mrs Clare Reid and Mr and Louis Coyie, fmeracrr yt 4iabi 51 piTV fe tf PINCKNEY DISPATfifr WedaadJuly 88, 1943 FOR SALE Overptulfed Kuui i Couch Call Sunday Gaige Frazier, Hi Land La FOR SALEFormer SG Teepie n,v MoC and Howtll Rd,Pinck JIJ, 2 lots, dar ajAragc shade id al business corner, also 2 other modem homos in Pinckney, Norman Kewson, phou l7,Pjnckney Z McFberson State Bank THERELL HE SOME CHANGES SALF Formor S 0 Tht Annivtrsary of our Declaration of Independence is just passTetpleedt The iuu who formulated that ,INCKNEY SITARiUM vWhfcU VaaWbkk Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 F M Except WedosMcVay Men, Tuifi, aai, JOOttJOO p,a FOR home M Howell Rd,PiQckny docunatnt spoke for the many peoJ suitable v convert into 2 familyi pie wn0 xeft Europe to escape I fi p r MeCLUSKEY 2 12 lots, beautiful shade, 2 carl froin regimentation aud wanted the wevia Don W VaWIkk4 Charlee K vaVtf Attorneys at Law , Prt Stata aad Satag8 Hawaii, MiefcLjasi gaiai , iteam hea eorMer Call Frd J 1honj 6TB ideal business TtploHowell it FASTSSFETKC HYDRACTC WASHING ACTION tti 1 ATTENTIONA scrap yartl open in JngoryDo not haul our fence iron or mclal to the dump Bring it to us We nay the high dollar w pickup Phone 18FI of For Sale Complff,te V8 motor trans msidn and gas heater, 710 West Main or call 3 2F2, Pinckney It GH ,FOR SALEPslmino Stallion on jyoar olr Mike Karnack jr opportunity of a free oiuic endeavor and religion ii How can we best mwfflMt this Spirit of 47T As bankers we feel Iat iadepenj dence can be found partially ati least in having a bunk account Saving a portion of our rarniigs creates a freedom from the worries of every day living obta vbJi in no other wa UENlioi 11IH N Mcja ieJeatoaee Oifica 936 Resides 614 lay bf HawtaltMM ARNETS fERY MEMO Aiyeiirtmeeu A5elA Saving AocOWit can fce opened with as little a 1 bilL McPtlerson State Bank 1r W r inouTT iu aim,i, i l ihrnc i tieP4h liiiilM that MI,I iltr y u nf in IIIIHII I i i iid rinf yxji ililul iit lie Utiitl rulliiij MKi idii 1 luxe ral Dapeait laraaaa C Honey to lean at reasonaole noea Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates of DepdWt All dapoaiU UP to 6,00000 la nsing machine, Call Friday or b mberhip U fd FOR SALE50 ft ice box, stand, , wood bed stead, rocking chair,Thor I Saturday nite or bunday this wetk j Lu Tescher i Winston RdPortno Lnke hA STATE OF MICHIGAN i VOll SALEIce Box, holds 75 lb Jn the Office of the Drain ti A Gust Hannama lav aieJeP Man and His Family are, Jfin to fie Best iSsioder ion of th County of ComraLivingWhat is finer than to spend the sunniitr v, ith a hne boatiwe have I a lige election of boats and mnixird motors specially a Mar ,iin Ao or 60 Americas finest out aid We will demonstrate tor iu on tha lake , Very frw dealers can do that Also paints, Marine j Hardware, Oars Paddles, Fishing tackle, bait Wr also tell or rent I cement mixers, trailers Come and j visit us CeOnje Wilson Kenneth Wilson W 1 L S O ITS SALES RENTAL SERVICE In Tha Matter of the Livingston County Na, 7 Drain Nttic is Hereby Givi n, that on the iith day of May, 1947, a Petition was fikd with the undersign ed County Drain Commissioner for the County of Llvjrmson praying for the deepiTiing, widening,straigh tening and cleaning out of Livingon County drain Nt 7 Upon the 12th day of July, 1948 the undersigned filed with the Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate, a petition asking foij appointment of a Board of Det ermination, That said Judgt of Probate having appointed Fred Cronnehwett lerville and Stanley Latson of Genof Howell, George R Lucas of Genon Township HERB SNEED PhuM lea Ai H J Hawaii, Ms laal Etata Cty, Lasw and i A ipaciattty Ux Your froparty WUk Ma LEE LAVEY GfciMbKAL lhiUKANCE rnM Url Piackmav Michigan AUCTIONEER FARM SALJL6 A orttlALJTY BEitT WYL1E PHONE FiNCKNFy 76F21 5TuMLbi bERRlMAN Attorney at Law 207 Eust Grand Elver, Howe FRIOiIUmDfi ServicS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY 136FI3 HAROLD RADY CEMETERY MEMORfALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMleb Harold Chubb, Local Rapraaantativ 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Marker MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Phoa 13 Bnits tflabifo Phon 136F6 MM Sate Lkaaa Repalrilf Amm 6717 Lakaaida Dr Rush Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON rUNERAL HOM Modern Bquifnnaeii Axulivttkuec Sairioe 39 rMckaay, Miebigi ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL, SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Ordsr Your Black Dirt Now Best for Lawa Putnam St Pinckey Phone 106F3 JANE TASCH TYPIST Letters or Any Paper Composed or Copied at Your Convenience All Work Confidential 747 Main St Pinckney, PhoneSOFil FRED G RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOME1RIST 120 WtM GRAND RiVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 358 RESIDENCE 11 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK UAULlt AND Weekly Trips Mmde To Dvoit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64FI4 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SJIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FJLL DIRT, ANJ ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT 7028 Toma Road P 0Pinckney KFD No 2 Telephone Dexter 311G BPS1 I I , imnd River, Lake CheiB3 euch Boartl of Determination live miles west of Brighton Now therefore, said Board will Want Ads BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS PUT IN LAKE CONSTRUCTION CO PHONE BRIGHTON 5279 m 354W4 For Rent FOP FHTT rTJHTHED RCX5MS ivlr L L AVACUUUY 306 Ml L FOR SALEj Power copen mixer with gasoJine engine 150, Geragd RKaaon FUR SALE Maple studio couch ATHLETECS FOOT GERM KILL IT IN OWE HOUR VOUR 35c BACK with 00 alcohol, it penetrmtei Reaches more germs Today at THE CORY DRUG STORE If rot pleased The germ growl DEEPLY To kill It, ou mult REACH it Get TEOL at any arug store A STRONG fungicide, mao I meet at residue of William Bentz, j WANTED Riders to Detroit for th ohilr, New DuoTherm Heater, fi J Sec 6, Putnam Township, on the I afternoon shift Leave here at noon, burn r k rosene cook stove witn IBtih day of Angust, 1U48, at 10 0 J Felix jarlowski oven, 5 oieae chrtme kitchen set, oclock In the forenoon of said day J maple bedroom ruit, blonde table to determine thr Necessity of Liv FOR SALE Upholstered living aanSu oiu wHlSn otpJ lapour ingston County Drain No 7, Mar room couch,good condition 25 lcefrkate,Mouton fur coit size 14 George Fraziar, Hlland Lake 610 Uiindilln St, PinckrvV 1F7R SALEiiahy Ion Rd Puutnam Townships Therefore, all persol municipal Buggyhigh chair, lties and highway officials interest F0R SALEA C 40 Combine in of drann and desk rd fn enlng, straightening find cleaning or out ara requeud to Ir preset if i the proposed, dcepenlngwid be8t condition, will pay for itself In8212 Pettysvile Road ummer Phono 35F11 FECIALS ,thr y Po desire eet BfOnte,b53c Sic 19c Gat No Cns Beets, Clark9Sca2to XSc n A t u n i iC4u i EOR SALEDump Truq Jul 1948 oft410 PatnamnckneyPhone 106F3 Floyd W Munfl11, County Drain jPnp T 10 , Csioner of ,ho Count, of uS , g 11137 Hillside Drive, Patterson Lake or wiite Sydney Odgers, at ,Utia, Mich, Inquire at Dispatch Office WANTEDWaslhngs to do at home I AUTO GLASS FOR SALE 100 Chickens Plymouth Rock vlick Katoni FOR SALE 5 H, P, Nepiune motor 1947, never used, 100,00, tIlBUrFARD,93P5 Half Moon Lake FOR RENTA three room apartmtW 610 Unadilla St, Pinckney Mrs Max Dyer CAUMETIK FAkM RIDING STABLES 3600 M 36 EAST CAR vraielmlt LET US REPLACE THAT BROK EN GLASS IN YOUR ABES AUTO PARTS 101S East Grand Biver, Phone 151 ltn Mis Dyer, 610 UnndiKa St, 3G Bolog 3 a By Piece 49 el l Bacon Squares 47c lb WANTED STANDING WALNUT TIMBER 16 INCHES IN DIAMETER HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID PINCKNEY, MICH,, PHONE 65F D E BUTTS, PROP K VJ Pa Ceiebrf n at Hr Petor Costas, 4 miules north tnd Saturday, August 14ox roast bauds, 11T A PWVP nn qnars base ball, soft ball auction ile west of Cgy 8P ville, fireworks, dance radio refrig I FOR SALE 50 lb l White Porcelain Howell Jaenv iid 1949 Fordto gLvor lCG J tlso a Bicyclebofh in good I away condition 234 West Main Street, rOR BALE New rnUgas Eleige 1 rekney MicK used one moath Can be seen t L FOR SALEModern 5 rooin hcase C, Gardner farm two miles ttorthwith bath, furnace, chicken coop land one mile wefc of Plainfleld ttnj stable I mile west of Pincknc and one mile wefc of Plainfleld LCOardner,Stockbridge, phone 7F3 IE i5ALE8 trtirner Kerosene cook stove, 1 ironing board,l feather bed TRUCKING WAHTED tick, 82 2x4, 7 ft, long, Nelson Buzzard FOR SALE 4 Burner 0U Stove,new also a 14 foot rowboat Luclu Doyle FOR SALE 40 Gl,EUctric Water on Cedar Lake Road Harold RiggS9012 Cedar Lake Rd Will Haul Gravel, Fill Dirt, Sand Black Drt and Stone, Prompt Service An rhere in tha State HENR WINSIOW Call Pinckney 112FJ1 JOHN Lt QOLDKN SA1 SaElctric w OTICEBiM Mil tiW 5022 LAKE WOOD DETROIT Mich, beater with thermostat control am still cleaning fipffi nu n fdeal for small home Wtn Kobinson ho1sterT drop me a card FOR SALEThr,e burner, kerosene, Rugh phone 13gF kitchen stve M Steveson F21 Mclntyre, Fowlerville, Michigam 1144 Sunset Blvd, Call SaL or Sun HilandLaes FOUND aoa Pinckney square after free show childs sweater coat Dispatch eal Stew BONELESS Per LB 69 c Clacks PINCKNEY FINEST FOO D STORE FOR SALErOak LtbraryTable, Kltch en Cabinet, new, 2 Rugs, hand made , large Cupboard, Porcelain Top Kit chen Table, Day Bed without pad j Hot Watr Heater and Tank coaj i F J Bradley, 9449 Huron, Portage Lake Irvin Kennedy and wife wrre Sunday guests at the Edward Spearp homr, I Mrs Edward Schwortz who has been visiting her sister, Un, Leter McAfee has returned to Milwaukee Mr and Mrs OHn Robinson held fppen house Sunday on thri otcM ion of their 25th wedding amriver Bud Fisher and wjfe, hVnneth Fisher and wifeCharies Sutberiand and wife and Rolhind Hudson t Drrolt were week end guests t I the Leater McAfee borne We Want to Buy Your Grain Thank You Kindly Farmers Feed Supply 0c PHOWE 14 t MAX WWieTTIMir jv rat i f v c A K , 11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 28, 1948 Description An account of the resource July 28, 1948 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 1948-07-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/41d8def2584243237a9d4e493e7d0c04.pdf 86314ecfe3ae4349c326410565726a63 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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UpjJPHUWp 1 fiiitriutr Volume 6r Pinckney Dboatch WednesdayAugust 41948 Nc 31 Michigan Mirror BAD AXEHere is Mich, 5 county region, comprising Huron, Tuscola, Sauillae, Lapeer anl St, The buruB are red,siOi gi anial uminum roofs toll a story of new I prosperity, Huron contys soil conservation payments totalled 241,545 this year, the sugar boet subsidy 176, 000 Good prices enabled farmers to make Improvements pay off indebt eduss and buy modern machinery, All this was impeded on us as we rolled through the Thumb last week in UL no use oi wheels, especially the peinousty of Unsle Sam In Sandusky a farmer banked a one months milk check of ,1216, This is not uncommon, a Croswli farm or had one for 1700,Sunilae is the leading dairy county of th state, A Huron county farmer last ytr grossed 80,000 on his bm crop, , Live stock is boonung,lt is a land of beefsteak and milk, Lapeer is leading ui lUatock, Tuscola and St Clair aiso rank high Bay county is second oxily to Lapeer in potato production, Sanilacs wheat aceragi last year was 54,200 with a 21 bushel per acre yjeldriuron, Saginaw and Tuscola were high, 1048 prospects air rosy The Thumb rank second m poultry and eggs and Sanilac is first in turkeys Most of it is on Lake Huron,tour abound and lake property and frontage is booming Harbor Beach is the home of for mer governor and now Supremr Court Justice Frank Murphy,It has the only school operated motion pi tun theatre in tne state which shows a profit of 10,000 a year Huron operates a state park where at CusevUle you can get chicken and whitefish at the Bluewater inn, on the same plate FIRE SUNDAY MORNING The home of Ezra Beache ou Putnam St, caught nre early Sun day inorning in the voof froni spares from the chimenft The fire dept put it out THREE INJURED Two student nurses from UnW sity hospital, Ann Arbor, and a boy from Ann Arbor were injuied rn day night on a joy ride tin u ugh Pinckney which culminated when both cars turned bottom sidi up on the Dexter road at Schultz or Mall ions Corners, The injured aie Lou Ann Kenyon and Liihan Ross, hursts ahd Kenneth jr, Ann Arbor, Jamos McKenzie, Willow Hun, dnv er of the other car, uninjured, They were taken to the Hospital in Swar thouts ambulance, MRS ROSE PARKER Mrs Rose Musson ParKer, 87, widow of Charles Parker, died av her home in Howell Thursday, Surviving an 3 sons, Dr, Clifford Parker and Ort Parker oi Howell and Edward of imjkmy and a daughter, Mrs Harry Vyaldroii of Ho Weil, The funeral was held Sunday in the Schnackenberg Funeral Home, Howell, Rev, palltlirope officiating, iBurml in Fairview timetery, KimblerWare iMarriage Vows, Spoken Tuesday I A lovely midsummer weddinpl occurred on Tuesday evening at the Pinckney Community Congregational church when Lois Mario Ware, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wave of Pinckney, bej came the bride of Earl Philip, Kimbler, son of Mr and Mrsl Levin Kimbler of Robertsviile, Ala i Tall candles oast a mellow glow over the Tlms and baskets o glamelias which graced the altai before which the couple exchange their vows in the presence o some 150 guests The doublsring service was read by Reverend A L Allard i Lois was a most attractive bride Her gown of dainty whit, crepe was designed in empire I style with an offshoulder yoke of embroidered net outlined by a I narrow bertha The fitted sleeve iwere of threequarter length and deep peplumg accented the hipJ I line The skirt extended into a full train and a fingertip veil fell from a coronet of simulated orange bltssoms The bride wore a singt i Strand of pearls, and carried a icascade bouquet of glamelias and iivy She was given in marriage by her father on whose arm she icarne to the altar, j Alice Lee Ware wag her sister Hmaid of honor, and the bridemaids were Kathryn Henvy, Eve lyn Bowman and Bette Waddell All the attendants were attired In pastel shades with matching mitts and shoulderlength veils They also carried glamelias Arnold Rouse of Gregory as sisted the groom as best man and the ushers were John Paul Ware, Jerry Henry and Donald Stack able Little Beverly Campbell, dauglt ter of Mr and Mrs Merwin Camp bell, was a winsome flower gir in her pink formal frock j Anna Lou Karus of Howell, cou sin of the bride, preaMrd at fhr I organ throughout the nuptial I service, and interspersing the s lections which preceded the rites Mrs Merwin Campbell saner Always, and Roger Rose of Meta mora sanR Recanse Following tie ceremony, a VP ception given by the brides par cuts, was held in the church pallors, where some 80 quests wo served from a beautifully ap jjointed table, centered by n lavish wedding cake Ellen Jane Gedxles Joyce Karus and Mary Bzzeg as Fisted in the serving Mrs Kimbler is one of Pinneys bestloved daughters, a grad uate of the high school, ard an accomplished vocalist, Mr Kimi ler is a graduate of his home high school The couple planned a honeymoon trip through the Eat and in September they will establish their home in Robertsdale, Ala JR DEMOCRACY by Mil MEN AND THE NATIONSFOOP STEPHEN MOULTON SABCOCKOCT22,ld43JULV2,1931 COMBINING HIS TWO GREAT INTERESTS, FARMING AND SCIENCE, STEPHEN BABCOCK, IN 1690, INVENTED A METHOD FOCI MEASURING ACCURATELY THE BUTTERFAT CONTENT OF MIK THIS OPENED THE WAY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUDERN DAIRY INDUSTRY v iiliilIIIL I VI BABCOCKS INVENTION 5 TYPICAL OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS MEN OF SCIENCE HAVE MADE TO THE EVOLUTION OF AGRICULTURE IN THIS COUNTRY AS A GREAT INDUSTRY, AND TO TH EXPANDING PRODUCTIVITY OF THE NATIONS FARMS, ALL THE WORLP HAS GAINED FROM THS FRUTFVL JONN6 OP RESOURCES ANP TALENTS N THE FREE SOIL OF OUR PEMOCRA C V Ford Man Here Church News Ford real estate man wdtltfU ast week and talked to Mayor 3l will havt Tlr heir 1 Parker He said Uh Ford Co not Hplaee the dam as they MARYS CHURCH MARRIAUE LICr w lubert Prince, Hoveti, 21, Pat rem Ingram, 20, WJ L Rlchuid Darling, 22,Howeil, Juanita Morley 18, Howell Vaughn Blake, 27,Last Lansing, Kuth Avis, 23, Brighton Glendon Reed, 20, Fowlerville, Dor othy Hicks, Mit Fowlerville, Conservation Notes Twice ag many pheasant broods June as in thi first 2 The depts 3rd oil lease sale s last week in August 20,Q00 acres willrfcc offered for 1 ase Au oil well was brought in 6 mile from Evrt at 3950 ft It is flowing 200 barrels a day 21C0 acres an C00 lots in north ern Michigan reverted to the state this yar for nonpayment of fixes Tel vision pictures of Michigan wild life are being shown in Salt Lake City, Atlanta and Buffalo HMotor boat licenses may be pur chaa d at any Dmnch office such as Detroit, Pontile, Lansing There are over 3,500 hunting and fishing license dealers In 194J there wen only 1800 Conservation arrests the first 26 months totaled 2,692, finrs 19937 court costs 13,798 Fishing without license was the most connoi offense COMMUNITY SALE AUG 7 ffcxt Sale is at Gregory Aug 7 I will continue to pick P nu ther for another we k t Belt Wylie, Auctioneer 0S NOTICE OKS Carnival and Bazaar at the Masonic Hall next Sat,, Aug 7, b ginning at 2 pm Bring the young sters,bake sale, ice cream games, side show, clowns Everyon wei com Come and enjoy the fun Fortune teller, mystery lady, salt of childrens garments, fancy wterk, white elephant booth, plants etc Mrmbers are asked to bring in all donations by Thursday v at 422 Main St or 134 North Mill, MRS, FRANK BRENNINGSTALL Mrs, Frank Brenningstall died in PettyaVille Tuesday Sumyi are her husband, a daughter, MrsLloyd given up all rural piojecU aiid n Uispciig of them JX JLiI i mt tiu, incliiU to give the vilue porjni ion ti repluu it for U tjn tiun wen out the company minl respoisibl for dam,i, uic,1 ed tlit village or sum ,in nuni the 1ord holding Lire oT li iui What do you think of it The village council meeta next Tuesday, oimiuiiion for mui of palish night All inteirsted persons shouid I Aniung the jiitLiitioiio are MiOii, b thereIf no One doc th councillate lJein laul JJC lus, 1 at will conclude therr, is no interest in Josepii Toiniey Wed, late Wilbur the pioject and forget about itIts VanIXnvort liiur, iim Michael up to you You cant let George do it as Gtorge is not going to do anything OtJllUARY In the death of John Dinkel last week Pinckney lost one of its most activ, citizens He was the o ox the late Valintme and Maria Lak in Dinkel and was born on the Lak iu or Dinkel farm west of iinck ney on Sept 24, 1879 In early iife he was a painter and d corator and dealt in horses to ome extent, He married Emma Gardmr oi Pnckney Sept 1908 A son,Stanley was born to this union Besides his wffe and son ne is survived by two grandchildren, , 3 brothers, werecounted the test 2 weeks n Vanrns and three sons, Ixster Frank and Arthur THRILL TO CASE OF POISONED CANDY Who sent poinsoned bon bas to beautiful Elizabeth Dunning Was it hr unfaithful husband, or the mysterious Mrs C, Theres thrill ing reading in Peter Levins real Hfi mystery, Case of the Poinoned Candy, one of many appealing features in The American Weekly with this Sundays Aug, S issur of Detroit Sunday Times, KINGS DAUGHTERS Rjmrmber the picnic on Mrs Shirteys lawn ThurAng,5 at 1280 and bring your dishes and sandwich and a dish to pass, Secy, Smith lri, late Patrick WrightSai, late Dean Jios, Summer eiiooi b to 1 p m Ht children aie tnrolled Baptism wao conferred on Alan Paul Dean Steifen,soii of Mr and Mrs, Dfwey rfteffen Sun sponsors Angela and Jas Heifer of Detroit Prayers requested for sjck aud recent deparui High Mass for the late Mrs, Augusta Kelly Aug 8 Rev Barthold Schul oi Sacred Heart Seminary assisted in the mass Sunday CONGL COM CHURCF Kev Alfred ATlaAJ, pastor Morning Worship io30 n u u iu uA i Sumlay School , 1130 Eugeni and OttoA brother Walter, Chyir racUse Wfcdf NigU and a sister,Mr Birtha Dunbar, Organist and Choir Director are deceased Merwia Campbell He purchased a general store of 1 gu Herman Veduer Clayton Placeway and Mrs Emma Fartwell atrinon Aug 8 Burgess This hr later sold to Tiitt pljr tQ thank thj Monks Bros Following this he was pej0,jk hyre fL lhoir klndnesH and in the well and plumbing business C0UilCfy durilI hu bU herej and was tbii first Xdw salesma11 lbert, comPnankvnPof 110 SpBrton MENNNON1TE CHURCH Company of Jackson liecuuse of building opcrafus Some 30 years ago he was ap a pointed rural m Jmrr J f NORTH HAMBoRti CHURCH the Pinckney postoffice which pos w wiion he held until a year ago , g held the offices of councilman, V SOFTBALL JNEWS In one ol the tighi iiamc lvti played on ihe leal itid, thtInickniy team shutoui MiliorU o iJb dinger wus mn itiiown I ui,waiKed nonehit HOII iy men oi io lust Ue UUIA IMI , liiiiKUcy alsc, 0t lu i hi I i buncleil Jiern u in in oui uu ciiel ilieU uuiliuli SUii r iluiliii, ireii Singr IJUVK u I, I jd WUi UilbieU, Joe Lave lniL ou a an, aiul i 1LAI uio MI1 AiiUr this uuly on pnikktu nur got on, liuu fciiii,i aji rror iim ,c LL in tin, first oti an only Ilt L ball, io tiu Current Uimaent Ul 1 i t M long Now vat i jJO 1or a i J a i t 1 i 11 i been i iiil riqu hows have pii of fai programs thesf two thin, jo iiL e the tanuard oi help tie pur oi tlu fail but uey do k ep it tfinV too deep ,, u JJ d twithtmdine t u degrad nilueiui piojih vii jjaironize id tlu fair i s a rakeoff II iVir ui ,vi attended loiiate diem U,i i ji n only, hel, jot 1 JM iAh AU 1 ii o 1 i u o 1 M j F, inger, ab , Li D J, Leuwidge, ri i 1 Uoeie, cf 1 ij Lavej, cf l K lidwidye, 1 j O leader, c u Ji V jjiburgey, l , 2 i ilaiue, ss , i , Tietieler, 1 p u U tingerp Li 1 AH R Milford Koks, lib ifoffiVher, if lb lieid, p Uaker, lb , U u o Colgrovi, If i Melarlane, cf i W, Madison, 2b,c i Kntpp, HS , J T Madison, ri 2U the prelimiiiaiy pum Cubs easily vuinihl D xiei 1 to Don Ainburvey idt ti jie runs and iiob Anibury o1 iMM KMV AB U Myer, c I li Ainbuiy, Jeffrey, lb ioo ie, cf D AljiblU eey, jj , Darrow, j lluri, jb 1 i 1 Schindder , If ,, 1 f Wiion, i o A Vier o ii ii, d II M idle Mii,V ,1 ,tc Ul oruulllf iii ehuiih jTeijaklie, bliit ld l, I t1 iul biv dy lard ei the i d ier tie 1 o i , candid, j r 1 he lair bnt, , ,i, Jo i n i II i i i liilf ill IU i , to JLV mu i I i ID illpu Jll read that xilioi ha purposes eoLmty fair ear a nuni ,tied a pe dl iiaibling be Hill Wiathy and a pro u a Cluude 1 e i iature tiaie are hvs the iai it will V, ,i U u u J u u I IJ 0 to hae d de All t tlie ih I aiotin ball 1 a hi ,al i bi, el i 1 en I i ne nt i e , I M i ,ll ai y i or lit IT i aioj ogani iiirrs their , b ea y outbid irlirij i 1 ii 0 the iijainpg r thi otieti u K i,cii ni i dr ioi I UllJ it e to ,j i v Vt , 1 1 2 II 1 III bad t Hi b i i i ol o i coll iti Jieee ed for yrol n 111 e 111 ii e Jvery i wiii CM, li l, i,, i in hloi i ciia u Uipor i I iCi obit e i tee lee pi v re Key anefi Murphy, pastor nlLiu, iidar L2ZU noon and e p ill JC J aiion fox Holy Communion uu toalureay 8 if p, ill and on euaey i lo 7Li0 a Ul viasaes au a UU a EJ and l1, 00 Nihes b, 6 atal 1L a ra em, Au , ILII Sun, after Leculth Week of b 1 at NoVCUa VVidmeyer, Devin, If 1ratt, George, Tanner, Knope, Nayhr, Gregory War Vi wa The boi to to Dextr AB It H f1 4 1 1 4 1 1 b lb 4 U U lb, c 4 0 1 c, p Li U 1 a 0 1 rf Li 0 rison beat llnekm y last ight lu to o riingnr ii alay goL poor Hppo ai o lot to the Ann Ar ve a to hiriors had mueii Willi the scoring Ileuse and ib u 2 3 nil ,, a 1oiiUac e i ii i eoleiid oo Will early the ea,f Cout, i Ii jieial e a ,, ,, ,i Ji , l a oi a1 a I i IM I, n t Will ai Oil j II i A ll aeeoiipl i liiia el 11 atn i in I n nh n, , rnna tie lirpublieaii ai tllili h,dl be iil r tne op ,iian J pet In legal a th lore iii i ujniiie a a taxing iod lilicnli Ibis Doll a, arreit and the the r niij teH lit a i a hi e he a ill ClJ, lei r V e J i i Tin le Scin tor VY dm id th II1 b,M a ta a ji one nil ta I and IIO I 11 llllll lliilll t i Ho i , peeled i i , Jiii ii c ni aiu ar i i iicti ii,i b I i e ,, b I, I Jiabl a i n llc Ullll i i 11 Li l mined i tely ran iilro or tieio liie tiowng , id at in a i ion I J oi hours lb i ,utJ i, n i eeks , liUiiaiiori tuiii 11 1 ii,in je e aliii JH ideit I run,an u it h a i ai I III I lli c I I i , p 1 loll Ij his u Judson pitched well for Ami Arbor Don Amburgc wus late tnd iio Wibon pifihed 2 jiinin rS allowng , run imckney plays nriidon here on Friday night The Cuba play the firsi game, Saturday niht both Iliiekney teams phy at Howell, tia bau team meeting City Service and tli Cubs tlu howling Alley, 11 1 J d u TRI COUNTY LEAGUC pinckney had an off day Sunday and got walloped b unbeaten CheLae Ind lJ U b Ledwidge allowed 14 hits and poor support Jinckwy got b Bill Steptoe hit a hiuu run Pinckney with the bases full, fJaiteies Pilkny Ledv ide lat the Gus ot hits, for i t ad jury invest 11 i i u lieie liott uiio sa i1,,111, giving lie iid iioi wish iar j 11i idently to into deal ii oo,aal Iiiibip 1,11 ta Li II it , Ii, J1 a II Lo eoee a le In, ne ioi lie ,abri ine 1 tile old ilriVt,lil iiiaxim t4l A luw ell lore II,ni oliaer linulcl reeelie e LC I 1M I Jiii to, v nero ti i i in a h mui thie inust be ne JIM a ,,die bo iman iacni Lo IJ 1 IMIIII ii to i any on his ,iaid jury inveliKUloii in iu troit lo fe ii la auto oeale vcix giv en pee ad privlige, f0 kiekiiig in to the i puljlu an camptiu lutid ihejc charges were mad by Attor ney irnoial iilack aiuf should be prowl or refuted Chelsea JJarth, Wingreii Ezrt BcheyPMtor, 4060 Swarthout , Win Leidig Road 7 nul N of Piockny t icv Fsia Bwhey, pasnoi Sunday School 1000 11 J0 Yoiu Peoples Meatuur 7 u30 H manhall and highway comir, ism oner at different times, A member of the Com conMonjinr Wohip Service ,c i Yoiu Peoples In Church hr was a member of board of trustees over a long per j jJvCTrtngMMage of years i Tb funrral was at the Swarthout rtrah Home, Friday, Eev Allard rffimainfe Burial was in Pinckney Cerry b15 MRS ELIZA WILKINSON Thi funeral and burial ot Mrg Eliza Wilkinson wai held at Byron Tuesday She was a former Pinck ney resident, Surviving are 2 Bon, CARD OF THANKS La Verne and Jay and 2 daughters, We wish to express our thanks, MrsGati MiddUton, Detrt and to Pinckney OE,S, and friends Mrs Itoger fcarr, Pinkncyi bcautiul afaral offerings were deeplv appreciated during our re CARD OF THANK NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS bereavement, We hall never forget the untold I will be at my home n Thui The fantiiy of the late Mrs Rose manifestations ot kindness and sym day evenings and Saturday after noor to collect village taxes untl further notice Helen Reynolds, Vuillage Treaa 516 Kaft Putnam St parkrr, Floyd Haines and family of Lanv sin7 spent the week eskd with the Abel Haas family, i pathy which helped to eae our sor dow in our recent hour of bereave ment ud lfr John Dinkel Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel Reader, Mursh East Division scores Arbor Auto 13, Novi 13, Chelsea Mill Saline Lake 5 Wat Division eure ervilj 4, Stockbrjdge 1 6, Webberville 0 Ann ion T2, Okernus 2 Mu i s Lansing 4 Pinckney plays were Are Suoh Lyo , tili, ii Fow Brighton ov Lcji TTat fit Saliiit Sundgy, 1 BAiTINC AVKRACiKS AH R H Pet 47 14 21 408 Giu Ledwidge Tom Goode Joe Lavey r4 Weey Reader J Howard Tivcheleor i Robert Twitchell J I Fred Singer 4o Kotih Ledwidge 27 Jack Hainety , G Swarthout 13 1 Frauds Shebin 2F Bob Singer 33 7 0 3 420 y 20 r v J 10 2 7 lo 4 4 1 8 6 4 4 v70 233 22S 220 223 221 180 153 148 052 PARKING METER CASE Judge Brrakcy handed down his decision in the Brighton parking meters case He denied the petition of Martin for an injunction agajnet their installation and they will be put in at once Dick Singer is staying with his brother, Wilptir nr Man,, Otto Poulon is enjoying 2 weeto vacaion from the railro here, General Jotor Co has j J i ehaed liurtft ii the ecomi Mart r thi ,ur howiy their net incline to be 1 J , jiijj oil net le, of 1,14 0,51,132 which is euivileiiL to 24 p sli re, The jirsi euaji r wa ,12 Thi i e is an ord provth UkM, Vthtttfcyrupmuai coiri doTvn Whit j7rdeTTiaT price rose 70 iirccnl, AgruuUural irk hav gone u ith pereent, IJiiek in Ileident liovers time tiili irieis als readied tla pak, ihen cinie thi, crash and pi iees fell like a piumet, wheat nver stopping un til it tell t 3t a bushel,Ihe same thing can happen uin and may CIRCUIT COURT NEWS f Judre Lyons held court i Howell Saturday, Lawrence Imus of Lake land vas piven 3 u jo yoarg Jackson prison CA a morale charge The diverce suits of Neva vs Rusa ell Hollistor and James vs Irene Cupid were granted Ther will be no more uniil September court held BOX SOCIAL Th Pettysville Civic Asn hold a box social at Rush Ldkd Park on Saturday afternootL Au r Everybody invited th M Mrs Cteyton Bekkering Is j, pffc lent at Detroit osteopathic Infill, Mrs Emma Dinkei is a pal fat flfc Mcpherson hospital, BeweiL PincLaey DispacliWededav August I i38 sec, Imftld Raidytre, Spt AD,1948 at ten oclock In B,0ndie , lit, Cook of Brighton i m 6 forenoonat said Probate OfWi8lfu y nmi McCallum is carina be and 1S hereby appointed for n in every line f tv Berty Rose cooi Higheoy ccic c I ttfrdtd detailsluxurious fullness Pure fMlMemplii In ore trown, K h, , y s fne and black Sfzet 2 to 20 Neighboring Notes Darn to Mr and Mxa liibort Sweet Maxiui Marshall of iuih tie la last week a daughter iVhs Inez Bowdish of Gregory I und iwcut an operatiu ae FGote UupHaI, Jackiun, last week Sckbridge inaugurated her new lighted athletic iieid lust Tnursday night witi a double, header, playing lucinUig and Chelsea Keene Stollsteimtr, Howell high school music Umvtor, is taking a tjuise unaer hied Waring at Shaw nte, Penn u A Pettysville Civic Society ha beeii formed John Carpenter is pre, Ellt,u McAffee, vice prt, rlorenceMrs, Xxttil ill, Mrs, Angus McCallum is caring for her, Mrs Maude Sharpe, teacher of kth Wintna school took of her pupil on a five day try to Niagara Falls last weik, The following Howell boys eu , a in ihe nvivy iat week Gerry Hagrnan, Chippy Bennett, Ed Corl, Don Carmes, Gordon McDoualdttay mend Gehringer Curt Keeler, 3, eon of Mr, and Mrs Harry Ketler, Whitmore Lake unmer residents, was struck and killed by a car driven by MrsJuuor Gonder of Mclvindale last week, Tlio Miliord iTimes lias been sold by Kobert Rowe to Mosss goods and Sewert Davis of Dttroit, Tiie Freedom train will stop at Ann Arbor Aug, 19, The Dexter school teaching staff s ccmpUte xcept for a baud leau er and commercial teacher, Th Dexter Ford Sales Servijc will ton be housed in a new build ing erected at the Robert Eck farm farm ut the east village imits STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court ior the County f LiTingtton At a session of said Court Jield at the Probata Office in the City at Howell in said County on the 2nd day oi Apgust AD, 1948 Present Hon Hiram R Smith, Judge of Piobate In the Matter of th Estate of John V Hudkins, decked Nellie A Nudkins, Administratrix, having filed in said court her final administration account, and his pet ition praying for the allowance thereof and iJr the assignment and distribution of the residue of sd estate It 1 Ordered, That the 7th day of AVOrT THEATER SYLVAN THEATER CHELSEA, I Fri, Sat Aug 6, 7 HIGH BARBEE A Jm with VAN JOHNSON, JUNE ALLY SON Little Tinker Pel Peeves Sun, TueAug 8, 10 TYNTHIA A Good Family Picture with ELIZABETH TAYLOR and GEORGE MURPHY New King Sire Canary Ml Coming Keeper of the Beee n the Dough Widow of Wagon Gap v 6 v Prict 4200 and p TRY OUR LAYAWAY PLAN BIG SALE ON One Half OH on Summer Goods a Peirces examining and allowing said account and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That pub i notice thereof be given by public atlon of a copy of this order, for thre successive weeks, previous tw said ay f hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate K true copy Celesta PvahalLRegister of Proba HOWELL Theater lOWFLL, MICH Tue, Wed,, Thur,, FriAug, 3 4 5 CLARK GABLE, LANA TURNER, in HOME COMIWG i ANN BAXTER, JOHN HODIAK I NovelHy 0 Cartoon Fri, Sat Aug 6, 7 ALLS A GENTLEMAN A Couiody with WALLACE BERRY, TOM DRAKE DOROTHY PATRICK VLADYS GEORGE Cartoon Newt Sun, Mon, Tue, Aug89 10 SCUDA HCX SCUDA HAY c la Technicolor A Drama with JUNE HAVER,LGN McCALLISTER WALER BRENNAN, ANNE REVERE Carto Pete Smith Sunday w a n7, Wed, Thur,, Aug 11 J 2 THE MAT1NGOF MlLLtE Starrug GLEW FORD, EVELYN KEYES, I RON RANDALL, VIRGINIA HUNTER how 7jjlS, 9IS STATE OF MlAN The Probata Court for the County MaVW Ltvinfou 3rd day of August AD 1948 Plesent, Hon Hiram R, Smith, Jtge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Gbrt Roy Giaham, deceased Wary Myrtle Graham having filed her petition, praying, that an m strument filed in said court be adk mitttd to Probate as the last will ajid testament of said deceased and that admintstration of said estate j Sat, Aug 7 RICHARD ARLENJEANROGERS in SPEED TO SPARE Also SUNSET CARSON in DEADLINE Service Notes of 25 Years Ago Wii, Kennedy sr, 69, dkd at hit, iiomc hei Aug 1 Surviving are ,lus wile and 8 childie A oUjJie, is deceased Mrs Mark Wilson dkd at Flint July 26, She was formerly Carolyn WYbb of Piuckney The E ABowman team of De troit ueftaed iJincKUe S iiiiay H to 6 irub Murpiiy pitched a good guitu, ior Pinckney, getting Lk strikeoutd but got bad suphi The local Kings Daughters Circle met with MrsRoy Giaham of Bas Uelesta Parnhallregister of probata Laky Thursday,Prize winners in Abu contents were Mia Roy liannvU, M Uoy Bird, Muiy irkX, Madge J , IJubbi Jswarthout and Uickij Brown Tlie Itiham reunion was hi Id Sat urday at thti Tim lsham home ui Plainfkld President Warren G Harding died Aug 3 on his way back from Alaska, All pobtoffices will Lei clos ed iie hour Friday out of respect fox him ho granted to Howard Graham or1 Cartoon 0me other suitable perscfi j Sun, Mon, Aug80 y Ordered That the 7th day Mat, Sunday 2 p, in Ctnt of Sept AD, 1948 at ten oclock BUD ABOTT, LOU COSTELLO in the forenoon at said Probate Of m iic be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, , The NOOSE HANGS HIGH It ifc Further ordered, That PUDUc notice thereof be given by pub Comedy warto0n Newa Ucation of a copy of this ordor, for , three successive weeks previous fu Tuet, Wed, Thur FM said dav of hearing ,n tha Pnckney Aug, 10, 11 12, 13 dispatch, a newspaper printed and JUDY GARLANDFRED ASTAIRE circulated in said County in Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate true copy IRVING BERLINS EASTER PARADE STORE FOR WOMEN Notes of 47 Years Ago Whitc and BUY WITH CONFJDLNCE HOWELL MICHIGAN jf JR SALE6 Acres of standing flaw AJ ilia Eli Aron,phone 65F5 J r ILL Persons wuo found casting rod with gray handle at VanSycl leu JJiUding, Hiland Lake, about ii wee a ago, call 7bJHow IIcollect bAL Clearance Sale of all pottod JOSCS shrubs, trces,vtnej and efer greets, Volet D, am VVnyS Ga34en,fHowel Mith f In Technicolor Cartoon Novelty We will never be content with a Staud Still business As a bank wed desire to continue lo grow our helves, and give encouragement to the healthy growths of all enter prisos in our community We are ready to help both arrives and you u Burglaries are boinR perpetrated everywhere Protect your cash by using our night il po,sitcry WE HAV5 AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR IOUND LOANS REAL EflTTE MORTHACEJ OR PERSOuAX AT KLASOt KhtF RATrs Unoef Federal Superviaion Member Federal Deport Insurance CorporationAi Deposits Insured Up to 5,00U for Eaok Depositor, Hamburg I O F Dances Reopen Saturday Aug 7 All Welcome m Michael Carland CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge Born to Charles wife Aug 2, A girl The Livingston County Pioneer Picnic is at Howell on Aug 2 iho Howell city counJl nas or dered all hitching posts n moved from Main St 14 barns were struck by lightning in Washtenaw county last week, uPUrick Swieney, 89, died at the homa of his daughter, Mrs Wm Gardner Sunday Funeral was at St, Marys church, Tuesday, Lucius and Mollie Wilson are at tending teachers institute in How til The following is the program for ti, Farmers picnic at Van Winkle grove Aug 10 Music, Pinckney Cornet Band Singing, Quartette Sprcchs, R D Roche, James Greene, Prof C D Smith, Mich Statr Solo, Mable Sigler Due, Luciu,s and Samuel Wilson Ball game Unadilla ye Plainfield Born to Fred Bowman and wife Tuesday a girl John W Harris suffered a stroke if paralysis Monday Miss Jennie Black ontrrtiined a number of young friends Mooday at her home u Gold is said to have been dicov ered at Orion Dr Ladd Loomis and wife and Richird Loomis r and wife of Detroit called at the M E Darrow home Sunday Vrn Kennedy and wife went north for cherries last week MrdIviaude Ho0ker Sales of Ann Arbor broke her leg lac week Bert Nash and wife, Mrs, Musa Ayers, Ed Ayerp and wife were Sun ainnor guests oi rille Nash JUDGE WILLIS LYONS office The Reason reunion vas hi,Id at the Kay Rea,son homt, Sunday with 35 present They w,re Ray Reason tud wife, Wm Merar and wife, Albert Dinkal and wtfe, Normaaj R4flton and wife, Walter Reason I and daughter, Isabcll, Mrs Minnie Vertin, and Miss Corl of Detroit, Clayton Musson and ftimiJy,Howell, Dr Walter Mercer and family, East Lairing, Dr MdGngor and family, Brighton Harlow Munsell and fam ily, Miss Effie Reason,Gregory,Mr3 Gale Baxter and family of Hopkins, Mrs Grace Bennet fell at her home at Lansing last week and in jured hr leg, Dead or Alive HORSES 9 COWS 11 UEPENDIaVC UPON ME Sl CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fata Aaimalf Collected Promptly Modm Eqwpmant Capable Men E L, PARKER Aeot Rhpre 88, Pinckne Service in Midbiffa The FASST Do3rl Sfc JW Central Da ad S11 j k Co Better Health VI PINCKNEY CUBS AVERAGES AB R H Pet Jim Meyer 26 16 14 538 Bob Amburgey 30, 12 14 466 Modern Plumbing Larry Hurtubisc 15 D,on Amburgey 14 Tom Goode 23 Bob Darrow 24 12 Ross Wilson 4 0 Richard Shneider 23 7 Joe Bums 20 5 Jim Burroughs 19 4 Joe Jeffreys 27 5 3 6 06 6 7 368 7 10 364 8 333 1 250 4 200 4 210 5 ,144 TATE OT MIGKGAM The Prafcat, Cort f r the Couuy OF UV1KGSTQN At, A session of said Courtjield gt the Probate Office in the City of Hnry Houck and wife of Detroit Howell in the said County, on the ie spending a wk at the Curlef Mst day of July A D, 1948 home 1 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith Messrs Jack Hannett, Ona Camp Judge of Probate VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STFEL ft MASON 1TE SHOWER CLOSE i COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS ft SHAFFER DEMING ft PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS VECTRIC ft OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE LEATfeRS ft FITTINGS I TALVBS, SOIL PIPE ft FITTINGS IN STOCK 1 7 3 Ownezs City Attorney fit Owoo District Counsel Home Loan Corp for 2 years 17 Yars Active Trud Practise Your Support Will Be hell, Joe Griffith, P W Curlett attended a 7th dstrict Masonic meet ing al Ann Arbor Thursday night at which Vivian Richard of Milan Lodge was elected district deputy grand lecturer George Meabon sr wife and grandson, Donnie, atteiici tU Dibrow reunion at Jackson Sunday, Jack Darrow underwent an An the Matter of the Estate of Olive L Davis, M I Clara L Eavs and Albert LSmith having filed in said court their prtition, praying for license to tell tke interest of said estate in eer I tain real estate drecribecL, It Is Ordered, That the 16th day j of August AD,1948 at ten oclock in n the forenoon, add Probate of II SaC flc be and is MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING, HEATING KrPA NG 71 Lakeetae Drive, Rah Lake Phone Pinlncy l3Fo OPEN MtNitiub Appreciated pendicitis operation at Howei Louis Coyle and wife attended th ff barinf said petition Bunkeiu Hill picnic Sunday, heieby appoineU petition It is Further Ordered, The poblic ote AT THE Sept 3i Bev, Backus and wife of Brownl tfcemof be given ay publicat City spent the week end at the Fish of a copy of this order, for home, I fthvae succeerive weeks previous to A farewell party will be given at T t haaring in the Pinck the church tonight forRev, AlUrd Dispateh a nowspapeY and family, potluck, A tiH m aid cgunty Letter Breaajnggtall of Los An 4 mh, Judge oi Probate galea Caiif wae called here last Atrueeefr If tta fismeae Us i c Big U 9iu Water nfcI11 lU P1NCKNEY PISPATCK Wednesday,Auus, 4I343 ft ard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries PiMCllNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St, Pincknv, Jfchran Entered a second uusn ipaatter at Postoffiee at Pinckney, Michigan undo the IU of March 3 187 Subscription ratr 150 a Year PaOt W Curlett, Publisher enuedys Gen Store ,J J Mr and MrUUn Koialu attcuu ed the annual brcuiiiaot given by V eedie MabOUic Lodge oi Uetruu Sunday in bpriiikidi lark, Uum iiigham, u ur Chua ri odder iid liimi diiu George Pandas uu lamily i Ueliit were Sunday u, UIU Leaici McAiti, home Frank Kaidy ard lumily oi Detroit bjpen tae NVfuK end at the Harold uaidy home iSuian campUJl i visiting in Denrnwu Guests of Mr and Mrs John McDonnell over thy week eUu wcu Mr and Mrs JJ J Burke oi ih 1 adelplua, pa, Mr, Mary Mo,ja and Mr and Mrs Harold PJtnedict ol Detroit Kos Head and vii are spending the month at Portage Lake, KUJ11 lieaa and family of Pittsburg, Pa, are their guests I Mr and Mrs Fred Iliad attend led the Gilks reunion at Kive J una ion Sunday, uWilliam Miller and wife Clare Millrr and family spent week end at Douglas Lake, L J Swarthout iumtly are alj Douglas Lake lor a vu K wlieiv Enroll Now FOR FALL TERM BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOG Ann Arbor Business School 330 NICKELS ARCADE PHONE 2mo x 8f Its no trick to hit hiph F when your bath is warm when you know theres an automatic electric writer heater in the he to bng you ll the hot water you need whenever you turn the tap For good health and rood spirits, physicians say, try a daily hot bath For dependable, lowcost hot w uer thousands of your neighbors say electricity rings the bell Its safe, for there are no flames, no fumes, and no soot Its clean and quiet and troublefree Its economical, too, because the current comes to you at a special low water heating rate And its reliableonce installed, you can forget all about it For laundry, baths and dishes, and a dozen other uses, try water heated electrically the modern, carefree way Jce them at your pfamers, appliance dealers, or sen office Live Electrically Enjoy the Difference they are building a lolj cabin, MHI Mr, John Martin i JU lobilanii, Mrj, Nettie Viuliii pent last ILS at the Merrill home in Web ster, J The Ona Campbell family were guests oi Fred Campbell in Ann Arbor fcjunua Paul Struwneckor oi Grand 1iap ids, brother of Mrs, Una Campbell and past grand master of Midlugan Masons lias bu n elected Kent couu tk Ueputncan chairman, Lej Lavey and Aibiu Snrl weiii in Grand Itapids Tliurdiy, M, L, Lavey and family oi Jack, son spent Sunday at tin Lee Lav ey home, Born to LUand Grant and wile Virginia Wylieat M Joe hospital Ann Arbor Friday, a girl C J Clinon and wife pent Sun day at the Walter Ciinln liomr in Uetroit, Cpl, Win, Lrh jr, and wife oi Sodth Carolina aie ining hio par nts here, Marion Iieasun ud vil tailed n John ilane and WiV in Wlncitum Lak Sunday Jim Dooimie ai I hii Gntilspent tile Wk ,,,1 ju northern j Micbigaii, , Lous tliitjii and wife of CatntjiiieOnteit Thui ua night with C,J Llintcii and wife Guts of Mr, and Ms Stanley Dinkel lat week were Mrs, Emma Prolan, MrsLuella Patterson,Mary Holt of Stockbridge and Mary Ellen VanStauberg of Grand lUpid The Joe Griffith family spent Saturday in Royal Ook Max Paikinson and family of Ann Arbor calhd on Mrs Kose llendee Sunday, C Schaier and family of Louis ville, Kentucky, called on the Tasch and AtLeii families last week Andrew Neabit and wife spen Monday at thi Najlor homo iu Lt ton Hapids, Robert betifeld and family have returned to Columbus, Ohio, Mrs, Virginia Carver and baby are staying at the Wm Lambert in Dextir Ed Fuller of Webberville and Bert Appleton and wife of Brigh ton called on Clifford VanHorn ad wife Sunday, W,H, Meyir and wife went to Traverse City lor cherries Monday Mark Edsel Meyer jr of Ann Arbor spent thsi week end at the W K Meyer home WmGeddes and wife of Chelsea, Miss Kate Schoenhals lioweLl Wm Fred and Paul Ware of Plymouth and Mrs Lottie Rose of Metamora NO WIS THE TIME TO I MODERNIZE DECO MOKSUN NORCE FURN ACES SPACi HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSIO N BURNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOKTNERS HOT WAT E R TANK, SHALiOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONE TO THREE YEARS TO HAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK G HANTEED 4 Pinckney Fab d Siaat MiU Co Z0 MAIN si PINCKNEY i SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DSABLED STOCK HOrlSFS S9 Each CATTLE 11 Each 15 3 per Cwi ALL AfrniNf TO SIZlt AND CONDITION CALVES, Si JEEP AND PICS REMOVED PHO COLUICT VO OARLINC COMPANY ELL 410 BUYERS OF HIDES LF SKINS FREE T Farmers BRING YOUR TPT were gtsl at the Tm Ware home lat Tuesday Ths Thistle and Hoe 4H Club met at thfc Maik Nash home Sun day Mrs Dessie Nash of Chicago ia Ktayiij wich the Martin PvU,v jr family Jak Craft who is at the Jack iPaton home in Pingrer, called on Robert Lavy last Wednesday, Bill Bauhn and wife sp t bun day in Howell Lynn Hendee and wife and Ma FtukiWn ard wiffc to ik it t DeroiPiladelphii bail grme at Dctroft Sunday Lawrenct Baughn and family were Sunday dinner guests of the Max Btynods family, Leon Marsh and wife of Chelsea calloi at the Albert Shirley Billy Shefama of Ann Arbor spent the we end at the Wm, Shehan home, Barbaia, Paul and Jimmie Wylie Sunday guests of Jesse Hnry Wheat Td Chelsea Milling Co No Delay Night Unloading Too FAST UNLOADING WITH OUR GRAIN HOIST AND PIT For the Convenimcr of the Farmer du, Urn Harvosl Time Will Remain Open to Rec v yourGmiu in We Listen to Oar Daily Kadio P M Fast Tin the Evenings kot Quotation ovtr WPAG at Chelsea Milling Co i rHONE CHELSEA 3141 i , Jack Coe took Hilda Hall to Lan Robcrt 1 famiy were lTwJ 7 8peDt Sunday ta way bMk Sunday nestLof Mrs, Anaa TmA Sva Bewman of Owosso spenl J n at Hiland Lake, Ust week at the Andrew CampbeI pentj Mis LHi Momca oi lAnsng aajl borne M on Nellie Gardaer and Faavie Mr, and MraWajter Clark attwid, Eddie Drost of the L of M,sient SoptUNominate Adrian deBoom homeSunday atthe Eva Melvm home or btate Representative, fiepubiif n n ket For 22 years ae has hon Hollis Holloway aJid fniiy of stl iert d the people l Shiawa Wriht Corners have moved on j sseo County We urre vci Mii earl Kirtpiiid4 larm, j up or him You will like hto recordv g i SignedWade Cook, chairman of k Boom for Stae ltppresentative Graud Rapids HeJi Wylie and family Coy, CavdUie for, for Stat Year rapport w k Sunday la Fowwkrrule The JfiMet Grace Kelly aaeMeeki Friee, ed the Bert Wylie and wife attinded the funeral of her father,Otto Nu man, at Romulus Monday Lloyd Hredee and family, Gerry JCichmae aad family, Doni Spears, Katlirn Maraaall, Murray Kennedy faaily ad campaiirn committee Mrs Harry A vera of Plymouth and Edward Jlyera and wife ef Prytnoutm called ea the Hetf i , PUJHi , rywfTP H wuppwpppjpippfWBpppjpjBJ WPiii , tf r PINCKNEY DISPATCH SB Gen Electrical Refrigerators Wednesday AUputi 41948 i FOR SALEOvertulfaJ lMo Room Couch Call Sunday George Frazier, HiLand LJkm FOR SALEFormer SG Tecple corner M3G and Howtll Rd,Pmck xity, 2 lota, 2 dar garagc shade ideal business corner, also 2 otjier modern home in Pinckney, INorman Reason, phone l7,Pjnclaie FOR SALE Formur S O Tetple home M36 Hovsell Rd,Pinckney suitable o convert into 2 family 2 12 lots, beautiful shade, 2 car garar,, steam heai, ideal business corner Call Fred J TepIeHowtii Phoae 675 ATTENTIONA 3crap yard open in GregoryDo not haul your fence iron or metal to the dump Bring it to us We nay the high dollar Wo pickup Pfcone 18Jtt STOFER ROBS For Sale Complrte V8 motor tram mson and gas heater, 710 Wait Main or call 12F2 Pinckney McFberson State Bank THERELL BR SOME CHANGES TIME AND TIDE Time and Tide wait for no man, is an old adage Those who are waiting to start avID nm Ari 1 IQlfFY ingsoon find time ha passed and DR ENm the contemplatel reserve is still a lllu i, tUnEi drtam Saving is a job to be worked at as rMNCKNEY SANITARIUM p4u,4tay, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, Except WednoeoVy Mwu, Tuerri au, 7J00000 pFOR SALEPalmino Stallion tyear olr Mike Karnack Jr i hard as an every day occupation The regular addition to a savings acouat brings increasing satisfact ionjsatisfaction that increases aj he balance gilowa, Start a Savings Account with Your next py check A Saving Aecoont can be opened with as little as a 1 bilL OJfice 935 Rveakgf ay MewoU, MM 14 McPtlersoo State 5M FOR SALE5 ft lee box, stand, turj b, vood bed stead, rocking chair,Thor I era Deposit lasaranee Money to lean at reasonaole nies Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 85,00000 la membership 1 washing machine, Call Friday Or Saturday nite or Ssunday this weak J Lu Teacher t 0558 Winston RdPortaere Lake DR C J TOWNER DENfTlST FOR SALEice Box, holds 75 lhV J044 PorUgr Lake Rd, Dealer Gust Hannanmi Pbn Dx 3461 7, LEE LAVEY A Man and His Family are Entiled to tie Best ,What is finer than to gprjid the J summer with a tine toatwe have a large election of boats and outboard motors specially a Mar tin 40 or 60 Americas finest out board We will demonstrate for yu on the lake Very fr,w dealt can do that Also paints, Marine I Hardware, Oar4 Paddles, Fishing tackle, bait Wt also sell or rent cement mixers, trailers Come nH visit us 35ilI George Wilson Kenneth Wiie HOLD THAT LIQUOR k I Opening Special Kays Beauty Shop FRET SHAMPOO WITH 5,00 PEPMMNENT THRU AUGUST PHONE 158 FOR APPOINTMENT W I L S O NS SALES RENTAL SERVICE 3121 W Grand River, Lake Che r tr Five miles west of BrighUtf Phono 354W4 HERB SNEED Phoae lev aw n a Howell, leal Cetate, 1 Cit,, Lake Li Your Propertf WUa Ma LEE LAVEY CfcJNfcKAL iMaUKANCE thorn Mr Piackai Michifea AU C T 1 O N E ER FAkM SALfcS A rtiCIALlTY BEUT WYLIE PHONE rlNCKNFV 78F21 JlANLbl bERRlMAN Attorney at Law 207 Bust Grand River, Howe ftttRIGtRJCTTON SeivlcS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL, SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Orcfer Your Black Dirt Now Pest tot Lawn i Putnam St Pinckney Pjbone 106F3 JXMTTAISCH VWinkk Charles ML Attorneys at Lav ftft State sad Savlace Baaa tlewaU, siieaijaei ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArbocMJeb Harold Chubb, Locl RpreesUtive 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phoa 439 or 97 Monumsnu MarkerMARTIN X LA VAN AUstntjpAt Lw PKonT Repairily 136F6 pfflRS AND HEATING State 5717 iakside Drsf LictoBse Rash Lak PHSWARTHOUT SON rUNERAL HOftl Modsni Bqrtjpmasn AauMUMc Jtarrtot Phoa 3 tmcmj, Micbif FREETC REiciSiOFF OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND K1VR HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT ,PHONE 358 RESIDENCE LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK tAULLVC AND Waakly Trip Mads To Dtroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phons 64F14 TYPIST or Any Papers Compotsd 628 Toma Roud CARL JONES CONCkETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FLL DIRT, ANJ ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT Letters or Copied at Your Convenience AIJ crknrndtnoaJ Telephone Dexter 8110 747 Mln St Pinckny, PhonrSOFU P 0Piiickney ltFD No 2 I ATHLETECS FOOT GERM KILL IT rN ONE HOUR YOUR 35c BACK with 90, akohol It penetrate Reaches more germs Todsy at THE CORY DRUG STORE If rot pleased The germ grow DEEPLY To kill it, fox must REACH it Get TEOL at any Orujr store Want Ads WANTED TO RENTA 8 Room Modern Apartment, Inquire at Dispatch Offe For Rent FOR RENT FTRNISTTED ROOMS Mrs L L 4cinifr, 306 Mill St, FOR SALEjSimplex Mangel, Uke new, also high chair James Whitley Thone 15K11 FOR SALE Power ccnen, miKer I pea ihis smart young homemsker vs that liquid from canned ea is far too precious to drain off and throw sway Almost a third of the vitamins are in the pea liquor Instead, she is saving It in a jar for other uses, raiqiiid drained from car ed peae ear be used to supp leivi peae other I l Bquida in sauces, soups, or com btted with vegetable juices With A STRONG fungicide mae 1 mm5 J0yeeable salads, FOR SALEI UniversalCooler Re with gasoline engine 150, frigerator, 6000, Inquiry of Geraad lfcason Roy Fisher, 821 Putnam, Pinckney FuR SALE Maple studio couch Phone 107 ,clnir, New DuoTherm Heater, 6 burn r k rosene cook stove witn J3LACKTOP DRIVEWAYS PUT vent 5 Pie8 chrome kitchen set, JN LAKE CONSTUCTION CO maplo bedroojn suit, blonde table PHONE BRIGHTON 5279 mlwnSii oyyw ,i4Sn 4opvj lopotu i ,,, lce skates,Mouton fur coii size 14 WAN TEDRiders to Detroit lor tha6l0 Inadilla St, Pinckwy CASH SPECIALS CoffeeOel Monte53c Vinegar Cat JM Sic t use pes liquid instead of water for part of the necessary liquid with , your gelatin i f If you are preparing canned pess as your dinner vegetable, dont ever pour oft the liquid Drain it into your saucepan, ad4 a little butter, some salt and pepptr, and simmer for about five minutes, or ttintil the liquid is half gone Thee d the peas, and cook just long ough to heat them through thor ughy Its a new tasteVRBYience afternoon shiftLeave here Felix jarlowski at noon EOH Altl UpholsUred FTvIng room couchgood condition 25, George Frazier Hiland Lake Fuji SALE A C 40 Comouie Tn j best condition, will pay for itself In j one fummer Phone 35F11 ,i iFOR SALEtDump Trucjq 1410 Pntnam,Pinckney,Phone 106F8 f FOR SALEBaby Bugpryhigh chair, JIJ of dratieB and desk, 8292 Pettysviiu Road FOR SALE 10 Chickens Plymouth Rock Nick Katoni I serving FOR SALE 12 f0ot Metal Boat in good conujtion 5000 I TuuiT w 11H7 Hillside Drive, Patterson JuWANTE I Custom Conoid FOR SALE 5 H, P, Nepiuue motor 1,947, never used, 100,00, RBUKFARD,9305 Halx Moon Luke CALUMETlT FARM RIDING StABLES , 3600 M36 EAST IPINCKNEY, MICH, PHONE 65F2 D E BUTTS, PROP Soap Fel Naptba8,2,19c Mrs Eleanor Ledwidsre and Mrs, Lake or wiite SydneyOdgers at Peter Cotas, 4 miules north ttd Clare McMackeu wore in Ann Ar utia, Mich, ,mile west of rincknoy on Spars Grapefruit No 2 Cans 19c bor aturday Inquire at Dispatch Office i Mh SALE50 lb all Whitn Porcelain rJwiiJ n K Jr yiWANTBDrlCtOO people to attend Ice RJC, Uso a Bicycleboth in good A J S Diesbrow reunion Sun the VJ Day Celebration at Howell jcandiUen 234 West Main Street, day at tne Milton Walters home Saturday, August 14ox roast bands,, Pinckney, Mich Ibase ball, soft ball auction vaude tn Jackson st i Beets, Clarks12for 2Se Spam 12 43c Bologna By Ffree 49clb Bacon Sfmri 47c lb AUTO GLASS ,LET US REPLACE THAT BROK EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR AB4S AUTO PARTS stove, 1 Ironing board, 1 feather bed 1018 East Grand River, HOWCH2 4s7 ft, long, ISi Nelson ville, fireworks, dae radio rcfrig i F9 J8 Modem o room hsa ayrtjwd 1949 Fordto 1 giev wl T n, c Mcken eoop away land stable I mUe west of Pinckney rWfcALE New rnilga kige JoTr Lake Rd TRUCKJNG WAMTED WU1 Haul Gravel Fill Dirt, Sand Black Drt and Stone, Prompt Service An vHere in the State HENRf WINSIOW Call Pinckney U2F11 Nonci used one month Can be seen at L jC, Gardner farma two miles north and one mile wet of Plainfteld j UCGardnengtockbridgo, phone fF3 FOR SALE8 burner Kerosene cook 1 Veal Stew Per LB 69 WANTED STANDING WALNUT TIMBER 16 INCHES IN DIAMETER HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID JOHN L GOLDEN 1AKEWOO0 DETROITJiku FOR SALEThnr burner kerosene Ifeatchen stve M Stevesoa 1144 Sunset Blvd, Hi Call fiat, er San FOR SALg4 Burner QU Stov,new I S also a 14 foot rowboat ho,stery P Lucius Doyle L Mcintyi Fowierville, Michigan c Clacks PMCKWET WEST FOOD STOKE FOR SALEFresh local fruit, place L poor canning orders BOW vit our Vetand, nTarth TearHarial and Dtx iter Read Wee4, fiat Sun, This weeks Special, geutune Squash for 111 a f hae Ctienta for Pinckney proplerty, especially around Porta, ske would apareciate any liatittsr have to etterTelopheac 1U6 jer vrdte Mtsmie Seriptup Chelsea, Mnwagj fer WJt, Rlarhasan af We Want to Buy Your Grain Thank You Kindly Fanners Feed Supply Ce TJ , b, , 4v , v y Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 04, 1948 Description An account of the resource August 04, 1948 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 1948-08-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a7b9e37bae404a17d675cf3a5d653bc6.pdf eab06c341d32146cc054b73a29de1d7d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. zr LVHJ 5 i sir U n c D isp tt 1j fl Volume 65 Pinckney Dwoatch Wednesday, Aug 11194S NO 32 Conservation Notes MichSate Fair Deer may be hunted in any Premium books listing 110,00000 in county iu Mich, this year but bucK agricultural and livestock prizes for shot ouly may be used south of the the NinetyNinth Annual Michigan Honor V J Pay 1949 SOFTBALL NEWS Saginaw Muskegon lino The phesuui season opens a, noon Oct 6 and lust until the 10 Lee Smite, radio lommeiitator, would protect the timber wolie and removt him from the bounty liat but he wa,8 howled down at a north em pportmen mexting Tlne aie few wolves in Mien, unly i huve ban bouutled tJda year, 24 lasc yeor, l In 1045 and 11 iu 104 Mori than double tb numba of day camera are using the state parks this year, Farmers ieuiiul of deer hunters on their farms should rganijL un der the Williainstuu pi an The bird bag limit i duck 4 a day, jeer 4, coot 15, rails lb Out of every 1,01H,000 has and bluegills hatched only 5 n uch maturity, ihis is u result of a 4 year study Cannibalism und pred orn arc tha chiif cnue oi the big ,lo State Fair and KcjHsition to le held In Detroit September X through 12, are being mailed this week This sum amounts to 10 per cent more than last yearsprizes Increases, throughout all departments have been made with one of the largest increases being in prizes for the Junior Livestock Show which amounts to ld,000, iifty per cent more than in H47 One of the features expected to please visitors at this years fair will he members of the 4H clubs selling apples, pears and other fruit as well as cider and honey in the Agriculture Building In former years visitors admired the exhibits and almost invar iably asked if they could purchase some of the fruit MRS MARY TIRB SINGER Mrs Mary Smgjr, G3, died uo St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Friday ui tor a long illness, She was born in li loom dale, Ohio and marred Kd ward Singer 4t years ao Tluy lived in Dexter before coming io Pinckney Hi y irs ago wheiv ihey Binei3 lived Mr Snip r died b year ago Mrs Singer was a fine cook and hud charge of school lunch1 for several yars and coked a Lakeland Country clubs Surviving arc 11 sons, Wilbur of Mason, Sam, Detroit, Jec, Lunsinc Edwaid, Andrew, Roland, 1atil Jio bort, Fred aud Dick of Pinskney A daughter, Mary Burbaia, is deceased, A potato show will occupy a large area in the Agriculture Building this year, according to H R Pettigrove, of Michigan State College, who will riii rect this show and also that of small grains Premium hooks are mailed out on request and those wishing to enter exhibits may apply for n hook re writing to Michigan State Fair, Detroit 3, Michigan COL HOLLLS KNGLE Funeral services tor Colonel Hollis J Kngel were held at St PatrickV Church, Northfield, Monday It was a military funeral with the Ann Arbor American Legion post in charge Burial was in St Thomas Cemetery, Ann Arbor The deceased was the son of August and Honor Fohey Fngel of Whitmore Lake and was horn April 18, i Tim funeral wn, held Tuesday at IV 7, , i v i VSt, Marvs church, Rev, FrMurpliy l,,f lk ffitfil ironi isiluntt officiating assisted by RvMorgai j high school and was president ot the Harris Burial was In St Mary Young Peoples Club of St Patricks TVic musfctc cViottcU of vwcmonf, stretching fronj cuertj and patriot rag to evevy KeartVt nclnertk stone all ouer tkts fcfoacl land iMickney won a jight game frtm Ciiy Service at HOMI Siudda nitv to Hswil sciijvil ine 11 Jn ,,ii i iMjrtut oatMuaii and a bU I I ki,j liu i u luh ,uiiu Lave j Uiib d ai,d s oied OL Hub Mnbur jt ei v u i i M U 1 it t Lie i , iiiiUled li d U ihe h inn , Jo Law oi h, d hil,weil I old oil u v ild pi ijiit v a i ul a pat , Llai,u ald IUPII I a,11 n a liil llurrouh lliei on Lob An inuey liU u iKine i ua , i ui , on , lnU I iou 11 l a i ua io Mi A K, a n,I ad a liA 11 i,l i blioil 11 ih Lidv iu f it I1 l ua t lie i li u i a caVi 1 i IVN 1 A li K 1 Current ixunment it was hutuid i MJ, , when we saw Ha11 Laialm tryii u KIOW A mustache the other day we knew he va aiMoe a I i i li sident Ili1 It ill iut ta an ilallup pool io ilieek his peoyj , J In, anridwrllt tMe ielu er ,ol Sel a pci,ui in ihi oliii1 uiin is li mg to iint1 a mutaili U an conclude that imuli LaiiLhn ha initiated him into li, li wr , ui oiiiiiin from a Kepuhlican kio i ouiil, hutch lias al ,i U en DiPiv oi o a political i 11r t i ii k and ui ien ,, on r i the traces i la in 1 n he u i thi e to Ullj ,w u i nppni ie I ievey Later nt t ui ii tin ,niiee ol the late cemetery ALBERT BOUCHER Mm Winifred Craves received word Monday of UK sudden duth of her soninlaw, Albert Boucher, at Sun Carlo, California He wa found ded in bed surviving are his widow,tha forimr Helm Craves, a daughter, JaeQtfRine und a son, Marcus The funeral and buinn wire in California TIKJ deceased was a paring in the Class Engineering Latoiaiuric ut ilanCarloH CARD OF THANKS We hl to tin Mr laniard, Ann Arboi, the airplane pMot and Billy Clark iv tli prompt and decisive acton in warning evs of the blaze on th rco of Pur hoaw The prompt response of the P inckney dept who qukkly extinguilud the fiant W wnid to thank Mr White for the use of hs cajivaks after thi, fire to cover the damaged Church He was also active in thi Future Farmers of America On July 3u, Dll, he was iuduetef into the Army and sailed from New York in 1942, docking at CusaBlancA, North Africa, about Christmas time Ho served through that campaign and went from there to Sicily, where he died His Ixxiy was later tak MI to Ualy and buried Besides hf pawrrt he IttftVcjs a brother, Iieinuia, at home, anil three sisters, Mrs Maria Smith, Romulus firs Alice Miller, Tampa, Florida and Mrs Ida Stadlei, Ypsilanti 1 he Draft y i illlHVllINrWM ST MARY 3 CHURCh MARRIED IN DETROIT Sam Gentile was married to MisPhylhs Stoektoa of 1 ttersor Laku in Detroit Monday DAM PROJECT A lrge nunlr attended tni COUiid ineetinj hneaN login Myor Parker stated what he thought the iropmy could be bought fr Other gave their views, V, Ket h A uibui 4ey, , C i dVlile, dl 0 Lave , cL I K It dw idge, L 1 1 adei e A I 1 ilui rough, iii x K Aniliirey, il , I 1 1 i rl ier, I li Ih Mincer, h ti ii Howell I i Sel ice A li H Lin ton, J 1 0 llerauin, 1 liriVuaiu, hb 1 n Kn 11, lb 1 li i Kurd din, It d U u cliipi lie, e 1 iArnold, p i 11 1 Lat em, cl 2 u I Alhiian, rt ii o Allneui, rf i Met , ft 1 1 lonkney sol, huh leim won L af i s ilhs ed Lore lriday niejiti Iu i un took I Icwell Hairy 1 I to 1 and tie h ague team hi t Id IKII1 on 1, 1 i I w I Mi o tin dl i u i ol ,L Ali ty Sitter r, Jr,b ami I red Sin i had to leave in t he llli and 1 he tt 11 III U 1 , i llh , I 1 If h,,d iinniMs, I ite A iidmi I,I, hoys ami Inn Hun etudis In the I J fie ht iu giiiM Ceirev 11,,1 ier h I oM Ior l ILMIIOII with a tionK i an Iinekii y cam, rigln hark to core h IUIS and kepi an in, io it each inning Joe Lavv id ike Ledwde,e hoin meted 111 the J,d iil Cus Lcdwidge iiic in the lih I i ry Hotr ner relieved Hough ion the lh but was wild I ion Amhurey pitched the lal linings for iiiickuey iid all ,, I l,l i Molui tii he,, , townsWp a1 i1 lliha Commissioner ,K M ,1 he 1, i,,,,, i ai h liclet Madlivu 1 ll io i stmt and Hutch ib ap 1 e i,, ,n the fold paieit i ll id i p i Milk himped In LH dlil a i i, i t In M ceit, in i ii i i ed I n t an l uhi h, ii i wek and L i i onr dim oil Id milk for lar n a olif and na k cay oil 11 Ihi i a i,11 i, 111 , ill lit Id Tho roof, Many neighbors and fi lends pallor Clark and Mrs John also lielped in a rg a renous los Thesi act of kluincss an much apprtoiacd ihanks to every PQ one Sincerely Ilev Ezra Beachy aid Family Cologne were appointed a conmiiv ie ti go to Diarborn to see Mr Aug , Men horn iu IW HUv Aug 0, Aug 31Sept iMer, born in dates for Middm aro aniounci d ev 7rncB Murphy, pasVor li , CMna Fidar 12aj noon ai Sept liLMiu lon in 124 i Je p itL S it 17Men horn in I tn Iiopunition for Holy Communion MUilCAN DKvM iVl ib each Silnnu 8,to j p m and or Th follewme o a ll reu1 Uaio iv to V JU a nv rfuplJMJi brn ii UX, , t s and II a in , , , Sept, ID 11 Jf iVTVTT Jo iloiirjr Devotion opeiij, li iilav vv l US ilkiwy got 11 hH ivpi, jijM Mm bon m I v t i inuu a 7 p,n lUv uilks and had li men Int ilngh S pt, 1 11Men bom hi IJh dieiaa St Tlo p,m , llMs Sept 171SMen boiaf m lii i li hilinm will je, ,ve u IINCKNLY before ft pt, 1 communion at lock in ,l Continuing Keiiitratiili,All ntn lieis an 1,,,,,,1 ,, t, ,, 0 I J reaching the age oi IS nnut n gi Nirk ind re, u depart 1 ania r1, ter within 5 days, wh,M was L v, IJ hma yiov LiMwalgc rf i Ihj 102 local boards and Rtao funid wi, Monday at DIMOIIKA la, r, f J JJ adipuarters will U in operation J,i Uion, a Inotmr, 0f Lotin, K, Ledv ,du,l I I in U day nceordhig Col, ihnr ii hlirnt, ano ,,, 5, thu,K i L ol i Arnold, sUie selective MMHI di Jose,m Jhoj deacon eal JCi Jude ecto, , i ilJiues, oh dcaon Lidiop JJab I ioek resided alid a the iibolu TRlCOUNTY LEAGUE tioii IiiSI Steptoe,pitching for Liuekney lost 11 inning game at pANpi itwi riillDru Slhin Sunday a to 4 Liiickiiy Ima UINU L, CUIV1 CMUKLif in ii c t end to e ii In, , I triiixe the IKtrolt iiehl lall ran an elling ahonl the nine they it Iloin the pai k mi he men mai 1 he pail These om i h i h, , n j,rh e a 1 laO pel hi i I ii i i nit i aifon Tile Je11 ml i ai e t ai k, l he nrl hville raco tiacl, ai, i the I ni ei,ity ol jtetroit only chaice HI cent, per car, Muny pai kine, lot in I let roil charge even les I luiu that inI lir vample of cl idl en nil w Into t he e,ettillg is The A niei ica n Simliiilhii AssociaI ion oi 1 h i, i ii 11 I held then conveu mn in A I I a nl ic hi y lat eek with nai a I i I eh on li i hundred of I hem iaii led a M d t I IIIe eI , i i il REV, LEWIS DION Rev, Lewis Mon, 52, died at St, Mary1 hospital, Pitroit laH Friday after an illness of several yeats, Thi funeral was at St, Leos church, IMroit, Monday witn bur ial in Holy Sephuleurc Ho was a native of Conueticut and was oidainsl a priest H liait more, Md, in 121 He served the parishi of St Agnes, Detroit Ruth, Argyle, Pinckney, Gaines Daison, and St Johns SurNdving r 4 broJhirs, Fr Jo5 i pn, llestor, Leo axd SluuJevi a d sisters, Sster DelphiK MvisLcr OliveHaTTehy Mrs Toha Leddy and Mrs George Crocker SLAYTONS MIDGETS WON Slaytns Mhirots managed by Djck SlayteJi f Howell caia over lasi Wt dncsday night and beat a iMnekney team 14 t 4 The iinok ney lineup wvAUard, clou Mea bonp Jim Lavey, lb Richard Sing er, b Rob Mcnbon, iDifk Dar row, sliob Rarbr, Jack Jeffieys Rob Clark, uutfiell Tlu linkup was cha nged ciVVi Th Pinckn y team play at How ell Friday night at 7 pm YOU WANT ro BE A SONG SONGWRITER The music iudustry is u widr opeii field with rich award4IF you follow angles Veteran song writ crs nd music personal it s tell you what to do, and what lo avfid, yi succeed, Read Millions in MUSK starting in The Amirican Wiekly,great magazine with this Sunday AutH 15 issue of The P tnut Sunday Tines, NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS I wUl b at my fata va Thur day evenif and Satorday after, noors to collect riUa tax un furtlteir notice Helen Reynolds, Vufllaffe Treas SIS Eat Putnam St NOTICE Pinckney members of the White Shrine will hold a bake afe Saj Af 14 from 10 a m o I p, m Any donation will be ietlyv ap Fond Laoker jrai JOHN BARBLR John Barber, 5f, a fvinur rvsi der, died at his homo at Cohoctan of a heart attack FridaySuriMftg ait p daughter and five sons The funeral was at the Moren huneial Homo, Ypilanti, with burial thtTtl FUNERAL HELD Th funtral of Mr Frank Brencngstll sr was btld t North Ham burg church Friday afternoon Re v Etr Beachy officiating Burial m Norta Hamburg cenxtery aARRIACE UCrfi ,J Glvndon Reic, 20 FowlervUl DoiXy Hicks, 17, FowVrrfle Hiram Hickfod jr, 29 WMliaiuston, Joyce Sanford, 21, Howell Clarence, Lockwooc 2S, Powlervilh, Bonnie Jean Bmrn, 2X, Holl, LcoAArd Jxnes SI, Brighton, Elu abeth Torre, 21, Brighton Charles Padky, 2S, Brighton, OeHa Bow doia, 23, Brighton Stanley Sorg,3S Howell Betty Smith, 1, FeaiW Born to Kenneth Revon and wtfe of At Arbor Friday a stn Bom to Mr nd Mrs Alger L won and lost r and is blh K 1, J Iliad Rattones ulMkkney Steptoe Moirillg v cwap 1U0 lieuii Suline lPw v Deeker, Suilttuv ,lu0 u i0 V,,t Drisiou scores wore Chelsea chyJ, 1racUae u td , Ind 14, Autws Soum Iyn 17, oiganisi and Ghoir lNijvtor Noi T Chelsea Mill 1, Iras M i I IlVHtU hi a i ,i il , i lay ii , w ti i H h, rriic li, c tn elieck I I K 11 ilnl li villi I lay ftitcr tllQ iln t L i II i in i liti t hi while I lici t u 111nit t i i,il pi iini ion, The 1 lunl I,, i , a 11 1 if iir i,i if anada, lll c III llii i i li mi I I ,lt n ii, A I CITI if i Clin l inn I In, I i i i nil their I llll lie JIM I II l 1 i I1 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Sausock on K, st,Johi AlHi,ev Cpbell hom Sun V4sit , ,14 RichRwJ Wolf and Irrthy Hokornh in I Jf ra Walker Latnerman of Insingr et WWm MM nap Bom to Mf, ad Mr Ccl V yA Sunday 1 MJon niita HIUPCII rl , jUmn woe troit Frkiay and Bobert Smhfc and Iatrjcia iaise it Number 4 repvals the jdlahaii Act which 1 euiixs foreign amenta to reistf with the attorney eiwnt t The civil rihl lbpubliean program ieeeixel a Vide in the pants when Dae llartjn Hills Country Ciub larrd negro fixn play in the tou there after h had played thixje They retuned his fee Mill Maran nf the Ann Arlior News and to preaidont, said the action was Ixcause the natumal jfotf lr ntiirro players and the irotf would have hwn outlawed for Rients if the nepro had boon to play litod of botnerinjr 9ouvhthc civil riirhts party a little pioneer work as a atant JA mrth Q V Andrew CamnbeH uc nwata Sonday at Un Jflhn j mm 4 r J ,y mssmmesaumPinery DUpacWehieictt AUQ 11 48 AT DTROIT Wow Talk about the fair ItneJ up for YOU biggest, most exciting fair yvuve seen raexulous Heres jusraJpeclTat a few of tkctreats ahead at your State Fair its the YET Tree fc ELSJE, the worldfamous cow anf Iwr little boy, BEAUREGARD on FRE exhibition 3rENIE YOUNGS smashing big STAGE REVUE a bigtiwe stage show at the Coliseum BIG RODEO and WikJ West Saow s Cowboys Indians, busting broncs, bu ng atetrs, shooting It out n oi , estern style Grandstand, Sct Fireworks nightly CARCRASHING, bene s,,ning AUTO TliLl AND fHLL SHOW Grandstand, Sept 1012 LFO CARRIlibiTrcinqwn J movie tar IN PERSON Leowill be on the ground ill during the fair Look him up, shakihisjiaadl NEW CARS,truckirfarm machin ery V tndjstrytjatest, finest produsakT MtCHfC5AHSCriampionlivestocK on partial Cattle, sheep, swine, horses nd poultry and birds, J iwi Uui ,r before A 3 MICHIGAN s, on paradf I ir 10 great day Big dim major aau majorette contest alWhru fair LhlUIreu V,ider 11 AdmtttjcJ to Grounds I tee Every Day I St Neighboring Notes The Waterloo Lutheran Church dedicated a new Hammon organ last Sunday Born to Alger Bollinger and wife of Gregory, August 1st, a daugh ter A 20,000 addition is being built on the Mayflower hotel at Plymouth Eightysix people from Howell took in the Knights Templar excursion last week to PutinBay Kilward Soots ma, 54, a Brighton phimUi, was killed last week when his cat hit a truck at US23 and Spicer road The Huron River bridge at Kent Lake on Highway VS16 is now open to traffic The Howell Coop elevator took in 4,038 bushels of wheat one day last week at 211 per bushel Gerald Wellman, of Pingree, was hurt last week when he was pinned between a truck and loader in the Lorry gravel pit He was taken to Melius hospital at Brighton The sixty fourth annual Milford Fair opened August 10th Jack Schulteis, Howell athletic star, has enlisted in the Navy Gs Leneberg, Dexter wool buyer made one of the largest wool purchases of one farmer when he bought the wool crop of John Spears of Pinckney It amounted to 14,001 lbs and brought 50 cents per pound This is the acculumation of over twenty five years At the time of World War I, Mr Spears sold his wool for around 5,000 Eli Chantelois, 07, ilii of ut attack lust Wednesday night as le urged his horse across the finish line in the night races at the Northville track The Vokar factory at Dexter has reorganized with the officials of the Eram Company in charge George Wilson, president of Fram, is chairman, and Ralph Card of Bram Is in charge of sales The company makes cameras, and car radio vibrators The Ann Arbor city bathing beach on the Huron River has been closed on account of unsanitary reasons The Ypsilanti city council voted to bar all lotteries such as car raffles after August 16th next This affects the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Moose and oil, r organizations who annually rattle ars STATE OF MICHIGAN J The Probata Court tor the County J i Livingston At a session of fcaitl Court fceld r yf at the Probata Office in ihe City at Howell in said County on the 2nd day ol Apgut AD, VjiH PrcMjiit lion Huhiu li Smith, Jude of Pjubate J la the Matter of thj Ete o Johi VY HutlkMis, dec ed Nellie A Nudkins, AdmintrU x I having tiled in said court her final atiniimstiauoii account, auu hi pet itii praying for thy allowance thereof and J Jr the Sboiyuutut and distribution of the residue of said estate It IsOrdered, That the 7 th dvy of Sept, AD,llJ48 at ten oclock Uk in the forenooont said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed tor examining and allowing said ac count and hearing said petition It lt Further Ordered, That publ notice thereof be giv n by public i atlon of a copy of this order, ir thvj successive weeks, previous tv W0 SYLVAN myiATny fcat Aug 13 14 KLEPER OF THE BEES r 1,IF tv N9vci iy ia nam withi LADY FROM SHANGH Ai iARY DAVENPORT, MICHAEL Siarrlag DUANE rlu BLONDtE in THE DOUGH Auutucr of the ktl with PENNf SINGLEAON, ARTHUR LAKE Sun,, luis Aug 15,17 YYiSTFUL WiDOW OF WAGON GAP4 An Abbbott i CotUo Comedy March ot Tim Cartoon Nw CotuitijjjUer Dolphin Stet RITA HAYWORTH EVERETT SLOANE, ORSON WELLES Laut News arooa McCoy Grn said 0ay Dispatch circulated in said county Hiram R, Smith, Judge of Piobatu true cpj Celesta PurahaURegister of Proba HOWELL Theater it 10WrUMlCH Sun,, Mon Tus Aug 151617 BLACK BART A Good Waaler n La Technicolor Starring YVONE DoCARLODAN DURYEA J and JEFFREY LYYNN Climbing ths Materhorn, Acadomf Cartoon ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD Award of the Yaar r , of hearing in the PUukney Tuea, Wad Thur Fru l a newspaper printed and Aug, 10, 11 12, 13 JUDY GARLANOFRED IRVING Wd Thur, Avgutt 1819 A Rttssne Starring ERROL FLYWN, OLIVIA deHAV ILLAND Cartoon ASTA1RE I how 7l8 918 in BERLINS EASIER FARADE i iieWft In Ttchnicoor Cartoon PKESTON 14 F03TEiN in THUNDER HOOF Alio JAMES CRA1GLYNM liAK THE MAN FROM TEXAS Cartoon Mon, Aug 15,16 Sunday 2 p, in Ctnt DENNIS ONtttT Slln Mat 1IT 7VW c Bill Misler Jonos, think o i find wl r l,j 4iis in Notes of 25 Years o Charles Emerson, a policeman, riul Edward Kenderle, of Detroit, drowi d at Base Lake Sunday when their jr tor boat tipped over St Marys picnic, held Thursday drew the usual big crowd The dinne and speeches were both fine Pinckney won thebllaBieiHTexter, 11 to 6 Claude Kennedy and Harold Swarthout both hit home runs Batteries DexterRichmond, McCarty and Raymond PinckneyGruaHatur phy and Bird All the Masons witbin a twentymile radius will hold a big picnic and bar beque at North Lake Labor Day A whole ox will be roasted The Belle Barkus players will start a threeday engagement here August 20th Mrs C L Campbell died at her home here August 8th Surviving are her husband and two sons, Fred and Erwin All business places here closed Friday during the funeral of President Harding The house on the Harvey Harrington farm burned down Sunday Cleve Young iost all bis furniture STATE O, MICHIGAN The ProftaU Court for the taanrf at Ltviugio i At a sesbion of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cily of Hovell in said County on the ird day of August AD li4S i irvxonflimi lUrani R, Smith, J ud g of iloijiite In the Matter of tho Estate of iilbHHoy Giaham, doreascd Mary Myrtle i rah am Ivivin filed lier petition, praying, that an instrument filed in said court he ad mitUd to Probate an the last will and testament of Raid deceaed and that administration of HUU1 estate t bo granted to Howard Graham or somo other suitable person s Ordered That ihe 7th day of Srpt AD, lf4S nt terVt4ck in the forenoim at said Probat h ico be and i hereby appointed for hearing aid petition, It is Furher urdered, That punUc notice thereof be given by pub licaiion of a copy of thii ordr, for three successive weeks pievious u said day of hearing ,n tin Pinclvncy i,patch, a newspaper printe 1 and j circulated in r,aid County RUTHLESS Hiram K Smith Judge of Probate Comedy Novelty A iue copy smSSSSi Celta ParshalLrpgistor of pro,1 puU SALEfi Acres of standing Afalfa Eli Aron,phonc rrKr, WILL persons who found tasting rod with gray handle at VanSych les Landing, Hiland Ltke, about weeks ao, call 7GJ Iow II coltt SALEClearance Sale of all potted loGs shrubs, tnesvtnes i,l Ter reeis, V olet O Jm Vaysdja Garuenftiowoll, Mih j Novelty Service FORD New MEN With MARY MEAD, WALLY Comedy Cartoon 1 ue WedAuVTl 7J, 13 ZACHARY SCOTT, LOUISE HAYWORTH, DIANA lYNN, SYDNEY GREEN bTREET, LUCILE J3REMER end MARTHA V1CKERS in Cartoon A HOUSEHOLD CHECKING AC COUNT wtll provide the convenient and Etsfeniatie way to pay bill hav receipts and a reetrd of hou hold xpendiUiix BURGLARIES ARK BEING PERPE TUATED EVERYWHERE Protect your cash by uning or night depos ilol,y WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAIL ARLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE FORTGAGE OR PElWONALu AT REASONABLE BATS FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOWELL m Unaer Federal Supervidon Mrirr PedcMl Deposic lAranCu oiporationHJ Depciits Insured Uf to 5,000 lac Eaah Depositor f I 4 I r Dead or Alive tr Donkey Base Ball PiNCKWEY MICH TUESDAY, XV G 17 7 P M PINCKNEY 830 P MARMY v ADM 50c and 2Sc vs MORAY NAVY VET JEWEUXRS, YPSiLANTi O , DOKJEYS Michael Garland i v K, CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge dtjr Attorney Pi Low 17 Your orp for Yax Active Support Will Ovv r Irwl 1 Owneta Pjactiae pprociad Notes of 47 Years Ago Born to George Burch and wife, August 8th, a boy Will Miller and Oliver Clark have gone to the PanAmerican exposition at Buffalo, New York Miss Nettie Hall has a new piano George Reason, Sr, wife and daugh ter Daisy, left Wednesday for the Pan American exposition Twenty wild hoses were brought hfiEe from Brighton yesterday and some Wore sold The big Farmers Picnic is at Whitmore Lake, August 1st The body of Gertrude Dolan who died of tuberculosis, was buried at Dexter Saturday Another rural mail route is being mapped out for Pinckney Miss Margaret Van Fleet has accepted a position at Patterson, New Jeisey, as assistant secretary of the XWXA This isut contain a lettr from Geocge iyon who la aervi M the army at Havana, Cuba, Mike Harrie has iuit working for Jkn Cook and gome to Jackson Miae LueUa Biley, daughter of Jaaaea Riley, has gone to Chicago to stay with an aunt Ed Daniels has bought the Stevenson peach crop of 14 bushels Born to A C Watson and wife, a girl, August 11th, William Pyper of Unadilia killed 14 rattleanakea while mowing hay last VMaAaf weoiu x STATE OF Vi i CHI CAN The PiiU Court for tue County c L n Hon At a session f said Court I, Id at tli Probate Ofhe in tiie City o lloivcii ir said County on ihe 7Ui uy oi August AD, PLs Present Hon Iilm R Midih, Judg3 of Probate Aa,ou E Sehlottluiuer having filed in said rcurt his petition pmy , ing that the Court euti r an ord r i shagging his nam fiom Aaionl E vblotthaue to Aarii EHowor, I P, t Ordered that the 7th duv day of Sept, JU4S, at teu oclock In he forenoon at said Prbv Of fice, b and is hereby appoiatej for hearing said petitnion, It is Further Ordered, 1 bat p iblic aotice tlereof be given by pubice do of a copy of this order once each week for three aucceave weeks previous to said lay oi hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circuited in said County Jiira R, omitii, Jj of Probr HORSES 750 COWS 850 HOGS 225 JEFENDlirC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED TREE Furai AsimaU Collected Promptly Modern Equipment vapable Men b L, PARKER Aatent Phpufe 88, Pinchne Service in Michii n FASTFST DH Sfx Central Deadstock Co Better Health I r Tha tfaa CtMifity STAi niil neil far OF UVlGflTOM Aw a aesfion of said Cooneld at the Probate Office in the City at Howell in the said County, on the N21it day of July A D, VMS Present, Houoreile Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Oliver JL Davis, M I Clara L Lavs and Albert LSmith having filed in said court their pttkion, praying forUcenae to aell the Lnteret of said estate in ser lair real estate dtcrileoU If is Ordered, That t lCth day xf August AJD,1948 at trn oclock in the forenoon,at aaid Probate ofi fice be and is heieby appoinetd for hearing said petition t It is Further Ordered, The public notice thereof be grvon Vy publicat tion of a oonj of this order, far three aucceaafoe weeks previous to cs4 4ay ef bearing, in the PfackMy DiapatdU a newspaper srtd irriUtod in said oounty Himm B SanJth, Judge of A true oejw Ceirata Aarahaal Reg 1 Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY Of CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SFATS VDG TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL A MASONITE SHOWE CLOSE k COMBINATIONS STALLS YNOUS A SHAFFER DEMIMC A PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS ,CTRIC A Ott WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE HEATERS Jt FITTINGS atit fALVBS SOIL PIPE A FITUNGS IN STOCK PLUMBING, HEATING RUPA ING Lafia Driw, R PHONE 1S7F11 , V AJT THE Sept 4 iCojle, Ray ftaotf ae aadc X0 ware 4n Lan RevJV Murphy attended the funera of RevLewis Dion in De roil Sunday, Mr, and Mrs Lf4ii Coyle a ei 1l 00 reunion in Fluahinp SuadHy Mls laabell Nash of Aan Arbo apea fionday at the PINCKNEY P1SPATCK Wednesday, Aug 1141 iS ard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries Ketiuedys Gen Store X 7 i HAMPQ0 Published vry Wednesday 415 54am St Iincknv, y chvr Subscription rati 150 a Veur P W Curlett PvJaUhr TvH Hollowuy, ia T aud, K hiiy tii , ui at Ika n A 1 iar M , , Sunday Capers at 1 i Lieu White h laa wick were Mr Jo oik so a, ame aia 2 childicn o An Arbor and Kail Wiio iiid wte Ho well and M Curl lodv 1 and cllildvu of Llrihtuu Kob Tvitcfj 1 ai i V y lrv inui from Ue Hvwa iviad liaa nuu to tin, ioui n apv , Main StiiL Uald KUitj bi fa hoUJ Ui huv, til Yli, JVSJI WidU ol lUoi spent la t week with the UuU M lei, ui VKJUO Uun 1 dau, lev, iUii et AuU VA lor UJ SUUIN Mi,, hiea Ita ui xluu i ii ja t Uii V,i About lvy autnded lit fuic ell pally lor Lev Alhud ana laiui ul it cnuu n d inLj liuy vie yivii a bedpiead, All, iiua Dnkcl mum d home from McihtViuu hnpiai al tJouuau Kelly and wile tttuueu the redding oL Uet nut, 1 atnca csiueuio in Ann Aibor Saluuiay lijd Lead was in Detroit indy LiUtord Mill, r and ue and W j C Aliier and WJU peni SteLj i Detroit Lemuel Martin and wilV ol i p Una tpeiiL Sunday wim Mi Jwu, MaiUi Mixiic Uyer d ipliii, bpem the week lvi I Mi v LiieL IJOWTV, hi liUli j ter, iii JJiliy ii ami uuli tec, Ldy, ol ijittMt lln iJiui di at tli Im liU hiine ilovaid ii , aid oi 1olroit ill t td n ill v Nettie Uitiiii I nduj li d CaiMpbcll ol Anu AIIJOI IJiiL the week etTd al tin OU Campbpll ln,ue Mi,i liu liertjuiL jf iriiud Kiip itla jnt iii t Wiek at Hie iiciUn Cniiliell lioine iji ii UaiUj was j, ueL io t iit ii Ioni JOMI, chuiili hun, I 0 M Iuiipbeiie ald JiiinHy imd Jim Mcyi look in tin Ldi guiM1 iji ltrit Sunday Mrs AJuu Aletz ol Ilv i and Yiiu Jit Sniela iiiui i M i11 y ot A n Arbor wewe Sunday guei at Uio Lee i avey Jiunn 1 lsrl w y and I1 lily oi i ianti caiJid aL tJi VViUr lrk hme Fiidiy JuluiDi liiit MI i lii ii I ncn last sxek UL tii J iiti Lome I if Leo Uiiie imi 1 i,ii oj V aied w Euroll Now FOR FALL TERM BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL J UN i OR ACCOUNTING BUaiNESS ACCUCNUNG BLalNES MACHINES SEND EuR OUK FREE CATALOG Ann Arbor Business School 330 NICKELS ARCADE aC9 PHONE 2 0sG NO WIS THE TIME TO I MODERNIZE DECO MOKSUN NORL FURN ACES SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSlO N BUHNERS COMPLETE KJTCIiE UU BAIH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATERS0MKvRS TIOT WAI E H TAINKS SHALLOW AND DEFP WliL iUMPS GJl IERS SiDlNli KOOHNG ONE IO IMKii YEARS 10 PAY tb I IMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK G HANTEFD ,J Pinch v Fab4 3h33t iVIial Co MO MAIN SI IirKiti V I utC,t ,il till liHl You ought to hear Jure croon when she washes m her hair these days Youd thin she was in Lve And she jwith a new, automatic, electric water h A heater that gives all the hot water she nejrs v , turns the tap More than that Its carefree with no flames, no fumes, no soot to worry about Its clean and quiet aad economical to operate And its Dependablewith a capital D Cace installed, you can forget all about it For laundry, baths and dishes, and a ivszsn other uses, try water heated electrically, the modern, carefree wav Ask at our nearest Edison office ne1 0 1 r A 4f lv D D r I Wo Other Watmr u rsr Automate A Wofing OftMMl y w Mfce DETROIT BU N rH lik pmn Can Joiio, VltiiUI I li iiii iai,y ol I J i I ami M s Aan uj vr w m himi ,Lii i t Al UJ ri, Jveiiu e 11 l,uic I JI i v 111 11 i d J 11 11 y p i j 11 1111 I D,, H it U J i c11 and ,ijly ,piii I III I ll li J11 J 11 k i MJ in Hciidie rtuiiid J J on ,LaN,,g haudiyJkiiy liiiidic cim1 jjioiae with lirr Jr a lil j Mr aiid Mi Wayne AiL um in ictroit Sunday Gjoige Meabon add Liiudy , pi i1 hunuiy aU the Win Marshall Jotnv in Stoekbridge Mi and Mrs, Andicw Nesbti u oiiipajned N A Jictiier mid ii to Fri1kenniuth Thur for oiiua i ii honor of tlvii 27ti werldni an jmersary V, C,AtLee and wfe tck in th Xorthville races lat wcj, Harold Diiriw, wifj and n, Mike of Detroit called on iciaticb Jiere Saturday Mrs Fred Kad wa, in Jackon Tuesday Mrs Orla Iiixl ard dultt Mrs Marvin Shirey and children are vksitinj in Lina, Ohio and at tending the COth Wedding luidver ary cf the foimerpaijnta, Mrano M S S Dellcr Mrj Kdtia Spears, Mrs Anna Doyhn Mrs Mame Slieha Mr, LOUJO Shohan and Helen Tiplady tfjeiidcd the tervlces held Sunday for liev Lewis Dion at St Leo, chdrch, Detroit, Sunday Miss Nellie Gari cied at the August Engel home in Xorthfield Sunday aight where the ttosary uak 8aid for late Cpl Hollis Knol Rolteit Ratz and family and Mrs Mae LLMibeck of LHrot peat Sun day with Mr Mny Ti pit Mis Virginia Carver ana balrfturned home from tin Wm Lan beit lcnic in Dexter Sunday atd had Jolin Carver sr and wife oi Ann Arbor as guests 1 David Aberdeen, son of Mr and Mia Frank Aberdeen h IKHH aw arded a scholarship at Albion col He was valedictorian of the Jinck high school class this year Seward Backus of Ann Arbor called at the Dispatch office Tue, Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, Frank Aberdeen were Miss Marjory Uootx, Dearborn, Jck Fairchild or Detroit and Joe Lredexick of hVw York ft r SPOT CASH 1 OR DEAD or DSABLED STOCK HrwS 9 Each CATTLE 11 Each l GS 3 per Cwt A 7DJNG TO SlX AND CONDITKyN CAVJ, SIEEP AND PIGS REMOVEL FREE lHOf COLLECT 0 OAilUNC COMPANY f ELL 40 BUYERS OF HIDES LF SKINS Arthur E irpant CANDIDATE FOR ivLli J iG S A PROVFI PUCLIC SEVANT POLITICAL A1A FLTISIN1 I i r 22 year i touit CinuiiLioner for vr adr oC Muiaipal ourt 1 yearl llo cut, ttoriHj 1 yeajs, 11 to ein,1 nnaary CI i cj ii tin Aimy 4 years, ii I, AKTHlRJgi litKl S DEMONS LwrEO HJS 4Tiie aud Tjue wait far SO man, is an old ondn Ti Elisabeth Brown ol two X J Henry and family nt Mr Will Lamb and children ol Those who are waitinip io start v f htecs apt Uat weak IB Chir Sunday at Detroit Ami Arbor spent Saturday t tnCUig von find tin has passed and r , Mr CdJfa UmW d WH Mey tho couumplat reserve i, still a d t f Ypll 4btor Alto 1 were eV , Kwanout ,, ,,,, from DouirhiF Lain oauaj after Saving is a job to lx work, d at a weeks itay where they buftt a K hard as an evfry day occupation cbinl24 and now have it rofr Xbe regular addition to a aariux And doai and ariadawa in aoaimt hria iacrtaainjr aalialact J i and c W,, Wylie and wife eiid rweata of Hrs Lulu Lamb at J Sunday M1 af Jbvand Mr Gat Laninjr The wnriiif of Boss T1 J Item MaAam Laatb and Alioe lm 9mt t VOTE FOR THE MA VriQ HAj AB1L1T Y IN FUBLiC FFICE and TUBLIC StMVlCE j , in ears Capiole Experienced VOTE fOR P1ERPONT SEPT 14 PRIMARY JSON PARTISAN BALLOT Frank Clark and wife of MUford SeptKNominate Adrian deBoom ,uor Sidai at th Wion Tin, i satf llpinuuva, JSapobii Ubcni, went ho,, vth th,m , n K,L lor years to haa honMyron Wilcox i building a cabm fil rwd the people la iawa laud miic Iorth of County We urv 2 np on himou will like s record Ii U Jla iraivd tiapid n m Wytk pjvi, j i Oi Aakor WyUe and iy 0iad km MJELriLMf aaftaHaaaaaab M and Mrs Kenneth Fhcr adj SKnedtde Cook, i,narman of uhter Susan, of Dtrea sp,nt Boom Stae Lprentatwe adav witlLoiier McAfee and campam committee daughter, Suiida Urlyu o, , 1,vJ JT k Kardon of the Clifford Van Tuc box social R,ve by he 1 mv lie Civ,c Aaat uh Lake ,, M Elva u wae a big success UUUrio Mr nd Mrs James Wfanleyj end in Onakanartu i fiav Ailaai ml P a , pysco ifn T MlMMMaMlMM I niwyp WeJawdy Aug 25 all Heaters 10 Higher H You get MORE HEATER for the money with tfUOTHERM suitable convert tafcfc 2 fuiuisx 12 lots, teautaiul ehade, a car ijuiuri, steam heafc ki Uaa comer Call Fred J liajlaiUwtil Phono 075 ATTENTION A sci yv P ia Gregory Do aot haul your fence iron or metal to the dump ii to us We DAY the high We pva, STOFER Bria dollar Uie I ROft xa Sato J H ONOMY Duotherms tut1miser DualChambvr ruirncrgetsmort heal yut of every drop of oil Andby actual tests ia a cold northern climate DuQ Therms PowerAir SSYCS up to 2 5 ga fuel, or oxie galtaQtA vry 41 Pul y DuoTheflfiTeA TjOM tjivatves ftH miQKP MAlTY Because the KTacaa i styled like tat period furniture to bcantfa well as heat your home p 4 His Yumily tie Seat aave aad motors specially a May 60 Americas finest ow MORS COMFORT Because DuoTherm 61 gives you just right I heat at the turn of a dial Nt more hauling coal or woo4 at ashes Youstrike a nuuwlht your DuoTherm, theft, fnjoy vkingsie heating comfort all winter Without work Without djftl A flrVat id fiuer Vhan to sjOid summer wita ixne ooU a large selection of boats outboard tin 40 or board We will demonstrate for you on the lake Very ft w drmw can do that Also oalnts, Mariue Hardware Oai Addles, Fishing tackle, bait Wr also sell or rem cement mixers, toilers Come and visit u George Wilson Kenneth WUaa McNierson State Bank Already apathy Ls developing J1 cerniug thii day which to Veterans of World War H meant so much The Litiug of the burden of uu ceraiidty and life from day to day and the popects of return to Nor mal pursuits made the event m memorable to those iA service ks did ihe fact o victory PROFESSIONAL CORNEd uuucy, PAUy lloo A ivl w 2 QO F M ticit Wedoeedey MOJO, TuFri, SaL, 700500 yu Wm YWi In all wars there ate thoe who will uever again return to their, homos for them it is incumbent j on us to remember that war is no gravl and glorious parade j Wo caauot do less than strive con Uuouly for World Peace for whlca they cied A Savings Aoeooxxt can te opened with as Uttfc a 1 hilt caaaM McHleuaa Stale Bai I SALES j3121 W t murg Phone W I L S O NS RENTAL SERVICE Grand River, take CfcaFive miles west of livighio 354W4 The modern, blonde Duonerm thlppendalf see this and other DuoTherms for ever heating iiw at this tlere Easy terms Cure ne J LBE LAVEY Plumbing Water Systems Stanley Diitkel Etc STATS OF MlCHUsAft THE PROBATK COT3RT FOR THK COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At a session of Id , hf,,J at T iVbite Office iu tu Cw llovi 11 in said County on the 3rd HWU in aid County, en the 17th day of August A D, 1948 plesent, Hon Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Mabol Isham Fiaker, Deceased It ippearing to the Court that the time for pnsentatiori of claims flgaiir,t said estate shoud be iimit 1 and that a time and place be appointed to receive examine all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court Tt ia Ordered, That all of the I creditors of said deceased are re quirtH to present their claims r said Court at said Proba1 Offieo and to serve a copy theiToi, upn Sarah Ann Bumpus, adminitrati i lof said estate, Gregory, Michigan on or before the ISth dy of Oct ober AD, 1948 at Un oclock in the forenoon, said tinio and plucp boinjj hereby appointed for the ex nNation and adjustment of all claims and demands gainjst said deceased, , u It Is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pubication of a copy otfi tlus order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pi nek nay DIspatch,a newspaper printed and circulated in Said Coun ty Rliam RSmith, Judg of rA true copy t Celesta Parhallregister erl Drst laereae Coificw I Mpuey to lota at reasonaole n tea j Interest uaid oft Savings Uooks and Time Certificates of Peoosit i All depotita up to 5,00000 U Jstired by r Membership i d QUAYLE TO RUN OR G R NkCLUSKEY 1121 tticaa reiepxieoea OiiUe 9uS Heai4aca 614 HERB SNEED fUwc iwO W4wd lUte HoweiJ, Mirfcw Ul iuti iouci Oreaeraa tj, lk ad rtra lfreprti A dpciiaf tut OUT rtvsry WiU KU LEE uAVfcY root ab tj riockae Michigan A ucTTor H 1 ERautT WYtlE J i iii L i jjcKKslYiAN Attorney at Law 20 4 East Grand Kiver, Howe RFiTlGLRXnJNv1c5 KEfAlRS ON ALL MAKES PHOiSE PiNCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RAPY ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONL Ordr Your Black D4r Wow Hest foi Lawat Putnam St Pintkey Phone 106F3 JANETASCH TYPIST Lttr,8 ov Any PauerS Competed or Copied at Your Convenience All Work Confidential 747 Main St Pinckney, PhontSOFU J lp DR C J TOWNER DENTIST 8041 Portage Lak Rd, Doxter Phoru DekDer 3461 Attorneys at Lav aei ui ad avUj aak kWweU laielMi ttHBSIUBBSlBjSjM j CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main at Ann ArkcrJ Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL HowU Phone 439 oS 97 MoaumtU Markets MARUN J LA VAN Attornej At Law 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Uied thp in the fall of SPECIALS Cofiee,Det Monteb 53c Vinegar Gal Jra 5le Soap Fel Naptba,lc Grapefruit No S CttHf 19c 43c v,p iiseii on a of Corunna and atlonde Corurna PuhJic Schools fi grailu cd in 122 h University of Michijra 192i after having worked during1 the preceding year at the OWOSMI aviiS J Bank and latei for the Grand Trunk Western Railroad After four years at the University of Michigan he went to Cleveland, Ohio, and while pjoyed there, received his law in June, VJ32 i After being admitted to practice in Ohio and Michigan in the fall of liJ2, j Mr Quayle opened his own law otfico i in Corunna where he has gaged in general practice time He was appointed as local attorney to examine abstracts of title for the Federal Land Bank of St Paul EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS fOlS East Grand River, Howell Phone 151 Want Ads cmdecree been ensincc that FOP SALKPotatoes Ml Wizard VYihe FarnpliMi VANTEI T7RKNT,A1 IdJtein Apartment, Inquire at Dispatch Office FOR SALK UniVcraalCcoleT f i luir, idoii, InquirUi of Koi rjsiier, ul Putnam, Jhone 107 Power ccnen Anixer engine 150, liaon 1UK fciVLij Maple studio couch elriiiS NewDuoTherm Heater, 6 burn r k rosene cook stove witO oven, 6 oiose chrome kitchen set, maple bedroom mit , blondo table modei radi, tuju1s whit figure , lee ikateMouton lur coin gie 14 TH Iliiiclilln St, Pinckmy FOI J fcs A L E H ahyii u ggy ,TTchaIr jltl of drajej and desk s22 Pettysviiii Read FOii SALE 100 iiickens JMymouth Hocfc Nick Katoni iiiii4 Room roK SALEo H, P, Neptune jmtor 1047, aerer ued, 1C0,00, iiiutbAlUKT696 Hall Moon Lake f CALUMETTE FARivi lie I RfDING SMBLES 36T0 M sti EAST Pincleney I PINCKNEY, MICH, PHONE 5FS P E BUTTS, PROP SALr50 lb all White Porcelain FOK PENT Collage Furnished, at FOR mi 2GM Putnam Drive, Paan Laki , Ic Jx Iso a Bicyclebofh in gooa 1933, and in tre spring of lirli, was jMdii gor and Melvin lid Inquire condition 234 West Main Street, elected as secretary treasurer of the i at c Allen, j Pinckney, Mich, i Local farm loan association of ShiaJVOR SALE iMfinrudeFihermaiF011 SALE Fresh local fruit, place wassec County Duriny the timc Outbo rd Motor See Mi, U T 7our nff orders now, viit our Bolagua ry Pfe 49clb qanrfts 47 lb tor Read Wed, Sat, Sun, This rj,j weeks Special, Sum me Squash for f 1 a bushel Quayle served as secreurytreasurer Morn, y,55 Gi nbrook1,, Half North Territorial and Dex of that organization he helped to re1 Moo L01 finance approximately ona and a half FOR SALEFc jner SG million iolla2s worth of farm mort rovor M3C and Iiovll Rd,1inck gages in ishiawassee County, many of rty, 2 lots, 2 dar tfirage shade which had been threatened by fore1 a business corner, nLo 2 oibaf cloouie He was elected circuit court ra00i homos in Pinckney commissioner for Shiawassee County Korean Reason, phpiie 37,Pinckav in 1938, for the years 1039 and 1940 WANTJSD 10,000 tiQpie to attend i In a hotly contested primary elec the YJ Day Celebration at How11 tion in Shiawassee Countv in 1942, Mr Saturday, August 14oxrorst bands, J TRUCKING WANTED Will Haul Gravel Fill Dirt, Sand Black Drt and Stone, Prompt Service Ao here in th Stata HENRf WINSIOW Call Pinckney 112FJI ville, fireworks, daBce radio re frig, aeri id 1949 Fordto gicp away i eal Stew Per LB BOMEIXSS 66 C rmaemp most too o SRWE Quayle won the Republican nomina ba bll ball auction, vaude tion as prosecuting attorney and was elected in November that year and reelected in 1944 without opposition t During the time that he was prosecuting attorney he maintained the office in the Court House in Corunna, which was the first time that the prosecutors office had been open to the pub lie at the County Seat in over twenty1 five years He served on the Board of Educa j lion for the Public Schools of Corun j nu for the past twelve years and his genuine interest in behalf of better j school wac recognized in 1947 when he was elected as the first president of the newly organized Shiawassee County Board of Education He has been city attorney for Corunna for several years past, except during the period when he was prosecuting attorjy ha was alacted as circuit court commissioner again in 1946 to serve twoyear tern for the years1947 1948 Mr Quayle was married in 1934 And has two children He is a member of the American Bar Association, the State Bar of Michigan and has served president of the Shiawassee County Bar Association NOTICE f am stfll cleaning Rags and holstery drop me a card L Melntyre, Fowierville, Michigaa We Want to Buy Your Grain r Thank You Kindly Fanners Feed Supply O IWONC Ha WAX WmiMm e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 11, 1948 Description An account of the resource August 11, 1948 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 1948-08-11 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f6863d6c8864d0edad98a9a93156de58.pdf 9a914b95207679542f5c71315c1a7dfb 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. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. 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. r NPRH i o Volume b5 Pinckney Ditnatch Wednesday AugI8 1948 N0,3j Michigan Mirror A new look has arrived at the 76,000 acre Natioal Guard camp t UrOyling where 2500 youths,most just out of high school are in Viutn iug When congress adopted the drait the national guard was given a prefoired status Those who enliist d in the national guard were exeuip ted from the drait A irad tiamp edt 500 enlisted in ao days briiu iugthe total enrollment up to 73W an all time record, The txvops aw ived at Grayling last week in i00 motor vehicles and 200 railroad cars, They were reviewed Saturday by Gov Siglcr and Major General Ralph LovclanUThis Saturday, fUl owinj a week of over night train, ing and bivouacs they return home Youth is getting its first peace time military training ns a part of national defence Toe atmosphere is hardly that of a holiday although there is the u ual horse play The Berlin crisis and world events have cast a shad ow Military discipline i tight thU year although soft ball games,tYe movies dTe offered each night and the band plays on all occasion Chuuh atttndiuice is compulsory and military units patrol the street of GraylingThe brig is last punish, ment The atmosphere is a bit informI to an old army manPrivates anJ officers uniforms are smilar and saluting i on a voluntary hasisThe military swank is missing Ail his reflects a determination to make selective servici a perman ent part of our national iV fenst Prido of the National Guard ha deep roots in Mich, and the opposition to the attempt to get if under fed eral control runs high Tha national guard had a fine re cord in World War II A Mich, unit was in thi New Guinia campaignthe 82n lMichWi3 was the firt to see action in the Southwest 1 acific Hie 45th DivOklahoma had the second highest casuality rate and the 2th Div Maryland and Vir ginia were the first to land in Nor ntfUidy Ijr Tho ground units at Grayling ai the 4th Division The air units are mot ain Notes of the Game Quoit Conest The TriCounty AllStars won two out of three games with Mansfield, A horse shoe tourney, sponsored Ohio, over the weekend to qualify for by he Pinckney Fir Dept will be the national baseball congress play r held on the liuckney public Square this week at Wichita The team will leave for the tournament tomorrow and start play there Thursday By winning the bistate title the 2 Winner receives set oi regula AllStars will have their expenses paid to the nationals and will be given one hundred dollars for each game they win in the double elimination tournament After dropping the first game of the Ohio series on Saturday the AllStars came back to win the doubleheader played Sunday at Fowlerville Jack Hammett, former Ohio State star, won the Saturday game, 13 to 2, while keeping 11 hits well scattered Ferd Gill is, AllStar third baseman, had four singles in this game Blane McClanahan pitched and won both games of the Sunday doubleheader The scores were 0 to 2 and 8 to 2 Cecil wogt hit a homer in the first came After permitting Mansfield six hits in the opening game yesterday, McClanahan tightened up and permitted only two safe blows in the second contest The box scores Mansfield 215 220 01013 15 4 AllSars 000 010 010 2 11 5 Batteries Harmett and Wade Ledwedge, Koehler 2nd, Andrews 4th, Price 9th and Marsh Second game Mansfield 000 200 0002 G 4 AllStars 101 102 4000 10 3 Batteries Hahn and Wade McClanahpn and Marsh Third game AllStars 000 012 0508 12 3 Mansfield 000 000 2002 2 4 Batteries McClanahan and Marsh Swank, Hardy 8th, Badder 8th, Leddy 9th, and Wade Giu Ledwldqo goes to Kansas wih the llitari Thursday 8 Saturday, August 21 1 Open to all persons of Piuckuey area tioiv horse shoes 3 Entry fee ia 25c 4 Enter your name and cuvtry fee with John Burg at Kennedys voe, Pinckney, before August 20 when t uteri ess close 5 Drawings to be posted August 21 at ebove storr 6 Matches to be played on pits located north of Punam Town Hall Pinckney Two out of Three games dtcide the innt 8 Winner to post scoro sheer 9 Additional Regulations posted at time of garni Proi are on display in Ofliio Window Church News ST MARYS CHURCH 1220 noon and drawing to i Dispatch LOCAL NEWS Rev ync Murphy, pastor Masses at 0, t, 11 a M vena Fiidajr i00 p m Preparation fox Holy Communion each uunay 8to 9 p in and on vidy 7 to 730 a at Voin Sun for young ludus and girls 2nd wek of 02nd Noxenna Am ng tiie tnieiitious art Sunhigh mas for Mrs Amni UktsiewK attO iimjtor Kdwiud Murpiiy at S Mom, Feait of Si Joachim Tm jute Ellen Hopkins Woo,,lato Juhl Hurling Thur late airs lather, me Doyle Fri late Thos Ryan Sat late Mrs Fruiwis ilolliaon Aug 22, 2nd anniversary of the late Clarence Stackable A class of i took firat commuu ion Sun following a thru, vee school course taught by the SUurs of otrc Dame The 4o iiurs 1, votion closed a 11 oclock mass Among those resisting were the Kev Ers And reis, Joachim an1 Rock of Marion Hill MiHsioPi su children carry in palms marched n the procession j and Dexter 2 to 1 Saturday he Irl I 11lied It L 11 v uui tia h al, run ijanu tiu iANNCLNLEMENT Mr and Mrs, John Bi zpg of Io tertownship tniiouiice the ouage ment of their daughter, Mary Rose to Waltrr Esch of Dexter NOTICE Tho Ladies Aid of the Congi church church will hold a sile of baked goods ai the Mirtm Lockor Store on Saturday, August 21st from 1 to 4 p m Derations will be appreciated Committee BEWARE OF LOOSE TONGiUEO W1VF One mans wife smoked a pipeAnother talked too much And both men were fired See how a single eccentrtciy in n women can mak or brfak her husbands cartel B to sure to Beware of Loose Ton gued WivtM, in The AimrLaa Weekly, famous magazine with this Sundays August 22 issue of Detroit Sunday Times VILLAGE COUNCIL Regular meeting of the Village Council, August 10, 1948 Meeting called to order by President Parker followed by Roll Call of Officers Present Clinton, Kennedy, Lavey and Clark Absent Swarthout, Palmer Minuter of last meeting read and approved Motion by Clark, supported by Clinton, that Elizabeth Colone, Walter Cork and William Kotchcan act as a committee to represent the Vil lage citizens to contact the Ford Motor Company Real Estate office re garding their property here Motion carried Motion by Kennedy, supported by Lavey, to pay Gus Hanneman 2160 to open tile for water drainage near his place Motion carried Motion by Kennedy, supported by Clark, to appoint Cass Clinton as lo cal inspector for Village of Pinckney Motion carried Motion by Clark, supported by Kennedy, to pay the following bills Van Winkle and Van Winkle, attorney fee500 Lee Lavey Hardware, paint and materials745 Eli Aron, cleaning streets, 1 hours1600 W E Barton Company, 4 smoke canister ,sets1020 Motion carried Motion by Kennedy, supported by Clinton, to adjourn Motion tarried MUWBP fiOBUBX CUM Conservation Notes The dept has already started re teasing 20,750 pheasanls, hatched at Miison state frame frm Federal exrisc taxes on sporting arms and ammunition in Michjgtn the first In totalled s4ot,M,ThH is returned to the states for wild life ipsttration, All r0i of the Mich, hunting li cense dealers will receive their sup ply licenses by Sept, 15, Three Kalkaska brothers were fined 25170 for setting three ft res to burn over blueberry patches A total of IM oil wells were shot the first six months of this year in Michigan, compared to 122 fur the same period last year Forty gas wells were completed The Lydell and Harrisville fish hatcheries are recommended for retire ment and will he sold Lydell has 40 acres and 23 ponds and Harrisville 38 acres and 7 ponds Tests are being conducted to see if spraying with DDT is injurious to pheasants, rabbits and other ganie MISS CARRIE A TAYLOR Miss Carrie A Taylor, 79, a lifelong resident of the Ann Arbor area, died this morning at the home of her sis ter, Miss Mary E Taylor, 1203 Church Street, after a long illness Miss Taylor was horn January 10, 18G9, in Dexter township, the daughter of the late Augur and Elizabeth Ann Flintoft Taylor She was a member of the Pythian Sisters, Arbor Temple No 80, the Past Chiefs Club and St Andrews Episcopal Church Surviving are three sisters, Miss Mary E Taylor and Mrs Henry C Bareis of Ann Arbor, and Mrs John Schieferstein of Chelsea two brothers, Willie G Taylor of Ann Arbor, and Burt A Taylor of Lima township and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at 300 oclock Thursday afternoon from the residence, with Reverend Robert A Tourigney officiating TO TAUJ SKAGXJS BOX NO HAMBURG, MICHIGAN TAKE NOTICE that the 1947 Plynuth Tudor Seuan , Motor No T 11308827, Serial No 22028137, TiltK No 4640884 will be sold to satisfy garage mans lien on Octo her 15, 1948, at Uo and Ali Gar age rornr of Hicks Road fnd Ar yentme Road, Deerfield Towrjfhip, Michigan At 10 DO oclook in the forrron of said dayThe amount of said claim being 145,00 due Leo Wnzer doing business as Leo nd AT Garage, tor storage, labor and material due m jajtf motor vehicle SOFTBALL NEWS iinckney hud hiid lvk lan v,ck dropped uo h incs uy ouc mn iviij, Howell beat Ur in 1 lr OM Frd i diy K ekless bnj i unninv ior 1uicku in li iii Howell ut tl run LL hits Imctuuy Ludwide1 dui lly inut wviit i li v iiibur y wild tUruw Kruii kiitic ltoS I IL1 III w ih Hie iih 1iiickii lead wlien ill, L error and ,iv mull, lifimr U ci Vlh v Iii a doua1 out rki y KM llaiiitb, Lloyd er, lliaiiiiny a nKii hi ii i m Current 1 ouiiaent For the first Una in u,y thirty years there is a hot contest on for eireuit jmlire in the Iivii, tonShia Aair eireuh wh diel a,I lor o i thirty Thi, tall tluie will be for the jut Probate ye ,i Iivinystoii was italee JeMph Collins, piuiu, heli ihe otfice yiirs and never had any oppun IMI iive eandluate luU,e Willi 1 aipui iteii ly aeaia t, i, Ml k I o a look e UO on J n r in , VStrk end guests of the Marvin Shirey famly were Anell Showajhr and faintly of La Junta, Col, and Airs S lilosser nd son uX Lim, uhio Mr and Mr K Clark of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Coleman ofHow ell were Sunday KUsts at thoLouit and Wayne Wagoner lomeof JMr and Mrs C,J CliutouJcalUd on Mr and Mr Granw Siooley jiai Chelsea Sunday Vircjl Larue and Bob PagcuoUi oi Detroit were quile badl biuisfd aad cut Saturday night whua their car hit onvi on MHi ca3t near Ann Arbor railroad crossing Cus AtLe and family will move to Gladwin where he will practise law Mrs Dorothy Mjabon Hughes ieturfd to Olytrpia, Wash Friday Creorge Mtabon i anq la niftyje 4kiiuly in Fowiel 99t Jixc Fairchild, Joseph Frederick, and 5liss Helen, loivefj v roit ent Sunday at lh Faik erdeen home Winston Baughn and iamily pei Sunuay at thr Frank dark nome Mil ford Mih, Harold Paul and tanuly of uetroit spent o indc y c iho Lesler McAfee home Sunday dinner guests of Mi tnd Mrs Btrt Nash were Orville Nath and wife and Lloyd Nash and family Mrs Emma Vllmer and son, John Eisele with Chus Eiseie and wife of Fowlerville are visiting in 1attison, N J Eddie Drost is home Irom U o M, o vacation Mr Louis Coyie and Eva Melvin called on the Robert Grainger fam ily at Holt Sunday Joe Basydlo who has been work, ing on thi cjlayton superservice static at Howell wih his fatherin law, Ernest Lange, is now workin on the bowing alliy there They ex pect to build a theatre at Dexter Hairy Frisk of HowfU called on tnenJs heik Monday MvsGeorge Meabon ar and grand soii4 Donnie are at the Mason fair this week The Ray Burns, Jack Young, Dom Conklin and James Burns families attended the wedding, of Agne Jamison ind Don Strickland and Bonnj Ems and Clarence Lockwood at Howell and Drjerfield Sat Mrs Louis Coyle and Mr Ilay Burn, gave a prenuptial shower in honor of Agnes Jamison and Bon nie at the latters home last week The guess of honor received many nice gifts Kay and Dominick Conklin spin lase week at Ray Burn, heme while their parents were in northern Mich igan Cajoi Amburgey of Portage Lake and Myra Chase of Whitmore Lake spnt last week with Janice Burns Jack Young and wife and Dom Conklin and wife attended thi Ionia fair last work The Phillip Sprout family spent Sunday at the Charks Soule home in Howell Ben White Mid wtfe Fn Sunday with Ernest White and wife in Howell Msfi Albrrta Dinkel is pending 2 weks with the Otto Dinkei fam ily in Sioux, City, Jowa Mrs Maude Martin of Detroit s visiing at the Alijert Dinkel home The Chubbs Corners Motheds held an tee cream tcial on Homer Ab neys lawn Wed nite Allen Dinkel, Junior Wagoner Gilbert Gtolng crttondKl th aula races at Saginaw SunHarold Ward had lUs car entered but had engine rouble CONGL COM GHURCK Rev D D Brady, pistor and Morning Worship Subject Mans DLoder De3lji Sunday School Choir Practise Wed Organist and Choir Firector Mrs, Merwia Campbrll S S Supt Herman Vedder 10 3C Gods 1130 Night MENNNON1TE CHURCH Because of building opt ration we will Ue at North Hamburg NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Ezri Bechey,pMtoir, 4060 Swarthout Supt , Win Leirtig Road 7 nalM N E of Pinckney Hcv Fzia Bchey, pasi Sunday School 1000 Morning Worship Service 11JO Vou Peoples Meetiag Evening iVkistajre 730 815 PERSONALS ilw nil uii a1, nil l,,r HowiM Intrit 1,,1, lin in diof oni li siuqltd al ,lk AiUuld jujtd au liurv y and Lavry cullulid ailf, it, thf winning in u riMKNriY AB K I AmbUfvy 1 J 1 tdwid Li , et U AmJnuniy, Jl It uhr, f iluriouuiis V Haiie , s 1is lu ler, lb B iingur p Jiavr liowell 1 Bennett, c J i ret rt J liiucii, ii rtv i i, lj JShurkiy, p Katlin, a Lloyd, If Klauing A , Amid, Lm In the DexLi gann Bob iiini piii lid hi,rieitun a a ing I i u i io ituii h bui ii i, a li UVt iN Il vin , IT H A C a i , i , i , , I Mir Il i, , i nil in , lam i i 11 t , r ii avail, t i iai i ih hi Ir iii a i i tfi in iiiur M I l Si til lir to lill lie next l I v Ti ai n a tnt li j t inn in fiftyjial i uf ill is court i iii,u tun cuMity He lair io sikii i himself 1 iu ai Miiiail arhi i j ami Arthur a ,1ain Quaile 1 i aa 1 h cerI i wni i one of li pi iairy How in iiut compete a i iiiy iiian and i I ilie jipulation n i II I I U 0 n j i i II MC pain a i lin MIII y ill t 111 i , ,i in li lanllv la ailh ai n iial ha cuiin ,,i aiiM her w it line I H1 t h all the hlvll rn i n T t,r lunre aid hi e iI in this i rvji r has heen and aiiliiiie ,,ensallt Wiilhel it is h hiiht HI a red hTiniiul of the jieople i i i iiniains to a 11 uent into I he lp td thii i i ,il mi i ain iii i he ice I K iai it he i 1ilizalil n lin Ny a iV i hitnnt employee v ho lill in km wrii a lii ian turned p iof iiii and iar him much gov riitiicit iit,1 nia iii Jhe hihliht of i I i Nil i a 11 tin i i hi i , Am V, i IV tnoi 11 h i i a n al hdul Iie K I nal if ih, , hi navi the 11hay land, 1 he Inited tl aid I In ir oo op IJI i i , IIM II r olln1 am, I to V,a vdd ,ni r Ulj I , I in j, na a narki d le, he, y it wu3 itoiiesa up 4th heif 1ei i y S artimuL le Jnd and cored on to Mid i H til ieteisoii hit one ihii i Nihuiicy, JNIast JpjHd to h Aiehnriiey, Dlackard ilruicL oat, t J stiks on dvrdlei , jx National vvhen ho hit ,,, I 111 in i t i, d thai Ihe Hust Lis date hy them n took place for i ain, were allies was needed i n o mat ion Miss v oiit an od was Iii a ii, he d 1 i d owner entertained 2d pus aiafrs and families of I nited raft Lcdue F A M at lin hon his 1orlaire Lake home Saturday Wiley Reader, Bob Amburni and Jury Ihath are fihiiiK ut NI v berry this week Siii Gentile and wife who wrc married in Angola, lnd la,st week are living on his fathers liL,m TIB Ms iiiuiah Miller, Mr Mary feople and Mrs Florence Bauphi spent last week at Douglas Lake Miki and Wm Uoehe attended the regional boe ball gamos U Fowlervillt Sat and Sun Mr and Mrs ME OancT took Cathy Loomis to Willow Run ah port Sunday where with her brothe Dick and grandfathr r, Richard Loon is shi flew back to New York City Lyman Battle of Ann Arbor call ed on yri editor Sunday He wu here to attend the Coiiu la reunion at the John Ccnners home t U land Lake Frrd Singer and wife spet tlv week end in Ionta, Sfrrts Magg Ascheifbit pine,and eorne Karowski of Dtytom Ohio sr nt week nend at Aschen brryunr homeThey have rPnisLd and are transfrred Fort Meade, Maryland Mrs Josephine Wa4ts of Cleve CfuUdf SJJ utjisiA si oiqo Pucf Devereaux Mr Elizabeth Brown and dauh tors xprict to po b Chicago to live Billy Beck entertain t1 a nurbe of friend at a birtJwhy patw lat Thuifday Mr, and Mrs Cecil Wilson havr renW a hous in Brighton and will move there u Cpl Wm McMacken of Percy ones Hospital, Battle CrerJc spent the week end witr his family here Bom to Mr, and Mr Ralph Craig Gra o Young recently i gi Murkne Schnt icier, Mn J Aschenbrenrvr and Judy, and Mrr John Cologne and onv visited the Detroit too kut Monday Born to Gerald Daxrow and wile on Monday an P lb daughter SPECIAL NO i ICE A naturalization man will be at the office of County Clerk Haffman in Howell on Augut 20 from 930 a m on Ralph Graham of Cicero, Illinois, caUd at the John Cologne hoe last Mi hi,, ord a,rey, i 1L in run 1iiektiey went out in iheir half of the 7th fdwide is out with a pulh 1 le muscle Pincliniry AB H II 1 i hut i y, i, 1 II J hi dwide If J, Lavey, cf w Ih Aniliur, Ih ,J 0 Reader, e o Buiicugh , ih , ii Swalhoul, if j l Jrheer, Jb , d , li SiDtfi p j I iter AB R a i V l ll ii Sulia iid a ih al ai ay i ml ai pen I ii ii, 11 i Hit ll, ill I t i ll, h I Hi pi 11 U i e in iij I i in tn reiuy irolliff i i i i niilli We read I i i nit v Miiiiii went i Ini li, li protest ili , I naki d Maiini iihv in Detroit i ilinumii used to dlihnii However, 1 i a v il hunt jliris haii not proved their 11 o ll I rl J n o ti 1 0 II 1 I J i ickard, ss n Jeffreys, ef Stan h, c Leiieberg, ,ib letetswi, Mas, lb D JKkardt ieitler, b Johisen, If Ovr 6C0 people ottended die s,,ft ball c,mes here last nite 71 o any bet the ncy in thd donkey cjme r to 2 Lino pfArmyJ Lavey, cGLedwidgepTdseier, lb, Bcrughn bWidireyerJ G Swarthout, ss E Speor TvitcjJi Doorlio, outfield NovyF Singer c P Sinjci, p Gentile, lb Utristead 2bV Singe, 3b G Vedder,sc ivdor Aschen brenei, Hcndee, oafie I Pinrlrney won the pr mary gancwith Koray Jewfltrs of Ye lanti 4 la Don mbe gey ctove in Sijer I Robe t T ihell in the 4th with hoir re Paul Singer qot hit hie 5h and foied on c i ivarlhrnv Ypsi gf 2 ruis the same iinrg o i a Jiit be man ci d 2 errorr the 7th both ty two Yfsi batters h, fol, ihe next on popieH to thort Tt hi ned o Lav who doubled the renner at plate en hit attempt to JCOIO Frtccy, Augua 20, Ihe Cuhs play Mien Molded laastics at 700 o, and the VTW takej on Munith at 830 Phickney plays in the Frighten etatu Class C Tournament next week Tin furl hei In up lietween At,,i iiiy m , al lhei and lude Phillip 1 limn id Flint noes ihe more eoitll 11U il hi i oine Illde Klliott i , , 1iitly v, a hi I iii hands of the af1 ai, 1, , an i iv raid he did not Want ,, I,M t i L 11 111 I i I lid the auto dialii vv ho ai aieiiid of linaiicilig Ihe Maiiipan kepuhlmau party in ret iii i Im a or Then he Maidenly injntid hiinih II,iii thr pieture aprain in an ellorl to y, I l in Ietords of the auto dialir i it liriinl to them These MTordr had I i i cied h the attor,, riiital Ior i ideiiei The judge Hi at in MV eMieral Indole him allot my genei al had already 111 t ,, d over to federal , ,r for ie Tin iiir did get nuid 1 nan the federal investiihal the records would lie re after tiiey had heen photographed Thi did not ratirly him or hi auto de ler frieiid, Anyway, the ai loi my evil ral lad a held day in court, calid li iVi i nor Irueker, at he aulo dealers, a phony, df open io contempt of inics and got away with caihil hut tl uriie aut ho a 1 al gator t unui to ney lin 1 and laid h,m court a dozen it VARRIAE LI Joe tho tho rr Loyd nting jr,J, Ihnphaiu pton ldima Klikt, 2,IJrigh ton hev, ly Fain l, 1 , Houghton, , Magi Lru Meier, 2K How ell lul lloyir, 24 MilfordNani y 1 eiiiiij, 1 v, Hrighton Wil Dev ieauv 2, llowel, Hetty , 22, HHlUoger IiirioU 25 Carroll,111,Mary Lvi Allen, 19, eivilh KUSSL1 WMl Imii 23t Ireory, Doris Duncan, 1S Greg or Howard Musolf, 18, Brighton Agn Hackbartit 1 Howell ihford AlaaMi F UNIVERSITY Of TOLEDO TEAM Tho University f Toledo IccA oall team come next week o stay 2 weeks at Camp Bij SilverThu y wtH work out on the Pinckney foot ball fifth and play an inhibition un der ight ri,u JO , j WM lEFniEYS HOED At a school board mcritng Moraday nijrht Wm Jeffreys wa hired as school janitor to replace Clayton Belfjfariag sMii, djJjsZtuAJkui CARD OF THANKS i I vtiih to tharV each ord everyoao fo, all the gifts, letters and cord, I rveived during my recent Hlnea Words arc inadequate to expreM yfy dep appreciation Mrs Emma Diukel NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 1 will be at my home un Thm day evcninjrs and Saturday after noois to collect village taxes farther notice Helen Reynolds, Vufllae 616 Lat Pm JPtZ Nl A V eJaMii I, Jim 8k M x , i t viWoV, TOttSTof theYwr DOHT MISS rr Wednesday AugT3 1S48 wives were guests at the county farm AVOfl THEATER Sunday of Fred Lake and wife MmtkkHdf The Misses Sadie and Fanny FBI SAT AUG 20, 21 Neighboring Notes The new Howell osteopathic hospital at 32U YVet Sibley Street admitted their firs, patient last week Seven boys from Fo wlerville enlisted in the Army and Navy last week Thj Stockbridgo school has bought the H K Smith residence there to use as class rooms J Vwir Liarlour of Gregory smashed up his plane last wtek when he made a forced landing in the Claude Rose corn field The Barton Hills Country Club ha Joe Gentile has sold his fruit store announced that it has no objection to to Frank Gaiardi of Detroit SYLVAN THE4TER CHKLftA, Swarthout entertained twenty friends KILLER McCOY Friday in honor of their cousins, ihe A Boxing Story with Misses Eldert of Detroit MICXFY ROONLY BUY AH DDNLEVY Born to Ed McCluakey and wife TO NN BLYTHE last week a boy j Cartoon The new Hamburg school is about r completed Julia Ball wtM be the Sun Tue Au 22 23 teacher GREEN DOLPHIN ST Twentynine tickets were sold here Hi it a Picture to Suit the Taste of Monday for the Buffalo worlds fair, i Everyone Dont Mas IL Starring , j LLANA TURNER VAN HEFUN and DONNA REED Plus Nows Notes of 25 Years go ComlroVAIIas a Gentleman Nows Hose ol Santa Rosa FrL SaL Aug 20 21 THE NOOSE HANGS HIGH A Comdy Stoning LOU COSIELUO BUD ABBOTT LEON EBrOL ana CATHY DOWNS Cartoon and Latest News Good Wow What a show THIS wfl be ftj your biggest, finest fuhforall EVER Children under 14 admitted to grounds FREE every day LOTS of FRHE entertainment LOTei things to do and see LEO CARRILLO IN PER if SEE Lovable ELSII, the tions foremost cow, wlti son BEAUREGARM Mtior FREE if HtWorkjavin,timsiavin bread new products of Mid igaft great industries ft lEEIThfl cream of the Mich igan crrs agricultural products, home arts, canning displays ic 8EE1 The big, gaycolorful Mid way and kiddieland, the NEW spot for toUl SEEf A shootin, broncobust ing, Co boy and Indiit RODEO and Wild Wast Shot SEE SON Meet hi ml Shake his atodl tCE MICHIGANS crack bands, on parade, drum major and Majorette contest daily ft SEE ERNIE YOUNGS STAQE REVUE Itt dealing, splendiferous, gay and Kiting ft tE Big AUTO THRILL and SPiU 3H0W Daring drivers a i tfarillaminute acti ft SEE PARACHUTE JUMPS the Great SELDEN FREE art exhibit MICHIGAN OH CANVAS, Arid firewks every night Children Under 14 Admitted to Ground Jrt Every Day a negro playing on their goU course when it is used for a tournament, so the city tournament committee has reversed its decision and will allow Ralph Quicksy, a negro, to compete Fortytwo men enlisted in the armed services in Ann Arbor last week The McPherson Hospital at Howell is starting its twentyfirst year Bert Hoff, Homer Pcavey and TheoI dore Shindorf have been appointed by Governor Sigler to be the Livingston County Draft Board Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Clark of Howell, August J, a on Born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Dinkel of Howell, August 10, a son Mr and Mrs Arch Peterson announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty cuu, to Donald Leith, Jr Mrs Alice SchoorhuV and Mi ec Karus of Howell have moved to lake Chemung where Mrs Karus purchased a home Elmer Bennett, 80, a painter and lecorator, died at his home in Howell ast week HOWELL Theater Erwin Ball of Hamburg, prominent in farm circles, and a son of the late Senator William Ball, died Monday The Pinckney ball team will play ICWFJLL, MICH the E A Bowman team of Detroit , , ,a , , Thur, FrU Aug 19, 20 again Sunday J A total of 114 people attended the ADVENTURES OF Livermore reunion held at the Roy CASANOVA Starring ARTJflC DeCORDOVA LUCILE BREMEN Sun, Moay Tues Auy 22 23, 24 THE BIG CITY A Comsdy Starring MARGARET OBRIEN ROBERT PRESTON GEORGE MURPHY, EDWARD ARNOLD DUTCH JENKINS Cartoon Shows 3, 5 7 6 Smith home at Gregory Sunday Mrs, Leon Lewis and children attended the Backus reunion in Lansing Saturday The Lewis family reunion was held Monday at the Theodore Lewis home Albert Frost has installed a grinder and crusher in his feed mill The proposition to bond for a new school at Brighton lost at the polls there, 20y to yJ Wed, ThurN Aug 25, 26 THE KILLERS Starring BURT LANCASTER, ANN GARDNER, and ALBERT DEKXER jCartoan Shows 715, 912 I ComngThs Eyss of Texas, Summer Hoi TUFHAN BEY and NOREEN Comedy Cartoon KASH Ilday Hoarooaibw News Michael Carland Notes of 47 Years Ago CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judg e City Attorney pf Owoss0 7 yr DMrit Counsel Homo Owners Loan Corp for 2 years 17 Years Active Trial Practise Your Support Will Be Appreciated Vt Sept 14 PRIMARIES The flour mill here is running night and day and Mr Peters informs us he pays the top price for wheat Jim Roches horse got a nail in his foot in Pennsylvania and he had to bring him home The body of Frank Benedict WIO drowned at Thompson Lake July 11 was not recovered until August lfi Mr and Mrs Fred Evans, former residents, write us they have accommodations at Buffalo for those who wish to visit the fair Mr Mallion, who lives on the Dexter road, killed 19 rattlers one day last week Cass Goodrich, of Ann Arbor, ha been appointed chief of staff to F M Gilborough of Galveston, Texas, grand commander of the Knights Templar, for their convention at Louisville, Kentucky I Miss Kelly of Missouri is vfsiting I the Robert Tiplady family A total of 550 was cleared at Saint Marys picnic here Thursday Stock bridge beat Iosco in the ball game, 8 to 3 Bert Hicks and John Chambers and bl ATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the County Of Livingston At a session of iuid Court ibkl at the Probate Office in the City at Howell in said County on rhe 2nd day ui Apgust AD,ly48 Present Hon Hiram Judge of Pi o bate In the Matter of the Estate of Johu W Hudkins, decked Nellie A Nudkins, Administratrix, having filed in said court her final administration account, and his pet itiou praying for the allowauce thereof and iJr the assignment and distribution of the residue of said estate I, It is Ordered, That the 7th day of Sept, AD,1948 at ten oclock in in the forenoon,at said Probate Of Saturdoy August 21 ROY ROGERS ANDY DEVINE and JANE FRAZES in UNDER CALIFORNIA t SKIES In Trucoior Also JOHN SVTTONl DOBINS MERRICX In Service THE COUNTERFEITERS Cartoon Sun, Mon Aug 22, 23 Maiinee Sunday 9 215 P M Cont R Smith, PAULETTE GODDARD, McDONAID j CARLY Comedy In HAZARD Cartoon New Tusr, Wed Thur, Aug, 4JS 26 JACK CARSON JANIS PAIGE DOIT DsFORE, DORIS DAY in ROMANCE IN HIGH SEAS4 Your income taxes are based on your bookkeripiiig A bank account very materially assists in your bookkeeping, as a transactions mack, by check are a permanrnt record for you Your checking is wolcomri regardless of sixe Services charges reasorable and bason upon thrj size and activity of the account WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAIL ABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE FORTGAGE OR PERSONALu AT REASONABLE RATES I GONE WITH THE WIND In Technicolor ficeTbewid 7s here byappointed for Comedy Novel Cartoon examining and allowing said ac Coming Aug 31 Sept 1,23 count and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That pubi notice thereof be given by public , ation of a copy of this order, for threa suceesshe weeks, previous V aid day f hearing in the Piuckney dispatch, a newspaper printed and crcuiated in Raid county Hiram R, Smith, Judge of Probate 1 rue cjpy alexia ParahalLRefirister of ProU FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOWELL ro Unaer Federal Suerrifion Member Tedc Alport Insranc JorporationAJ Daposita Insured Ui to 5,000 for Bsvak Depositor Smith, THE FOLLING HAVE COMPETED PERMASTONL RESIDENCES IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY THE BEAUTY OF STONE PermaStone a a stonelike veneer that looks like stone, has all Its finer features and is permanent It is not a tackedon siding Each block is cast and applied in dividual, like stone Ask us to send you t descriptive folder about this modern facing for all type of buildings ry BERT YOUNG635 NELSON CArfL PIERCE, 5416 Carterbu Driva Brighton EDD STOLT 664 Detroit AM W D RICHARDS, 912 N Mich BRAYTON KIRK, EI5 W Granl MRS M J, BEAUPRE, 601 Thomp on Lsks Drivs, Howell it PERMA STONE CO 110 LAST GRAND RIVER RRIGHTON Phon 7 3930 MILTON CHANCUPP WIM MAKE A GOOD Circuit Judge Craluata University ol Michigan and Yale University Law school 19 vr gentral trial practise in CaPREME COURT AND FEDERAL Court Former Circuit Commissioner and Assistant Prosecutor of Shiawaasse County Fontir AaststaAt Attorney Ganer David Crowlay and Herbert I Mrs Josie VanHorn of Howell spent Sunday at the Clifford VanHorn home Miss Joan Snooks, who has been STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probata Couit f he f Livings M At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell m aid County on the 3rd dcyof August AD 1948 Present Hon, Hiram R, Judg of Probate In the Master of the Estate Gilbert Roy Graham, defeased Maw Myrtle Graham having filed her petition, prayip, that an m strument filed in said court be ad mitted to Probate as the last wUL and testament of said deceased andj that administration of aid estate bo granted to Howard Graham or I som other suitable persofi T a Ordered That the 7th day of Sept AD, 1948 at ten oclock In the forenoon at said Probate Of fice be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, It ia Further Ordered, That puD Uc notice thereor be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said dav of hearing ,n the Pnckney TisnfUh, a newspaper printed and nrcilated in fiai Countir Hiram R Smith Dadge of Probate rue copy Celesta Parshallregistey of probate FuR SALE6 Acres of standing Afalfa Eli Aron,phone 55F5 WILL Persons wh,o found casting rrod with gray handle at VanSyck les Landing, HIland Lake, about 8 weeks af call 76JHowellcollect SALEClearance Sale of all potted roses, shrubs, trces,vtnes and efer greeus, Violet Oin Waysdfc GartienJHowelii Mich STATE OP MICHIGAN Th Pvku Conri for tne County of Livingston At a session of said Court held at fU, Probate Office In the City of ilocll, in gald County on the 7th day of August AD, 1948 Present Hon, Hrm R Smith, Judg3 of Probate Anron E SchlotthAuer having filed in said court his petition pifcy ing that the Court entir an order sharging his name from Aaron 1 E vMotthauer to Aaron Ellower I it Ordered that the 7th day of day of Sept, 3948, at ten oclock 1 in he forenoon at said Probate Of fice t sad 1 hereby appointej for hearing said petitnion, it is Further Ordered, liat piblk lotice Unireof be eriven by putlica dam f a copy of this order onct each week for three iuecee weeks preijjs to BB14 ky of Iwaring in he Pinkney Dispatch, 0 newsparor printed and or ulstfd ia said County Dead or Alive HORSES 750 COWS 850 HOGS 2 25 CWTUfcPENDllTC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Futzn Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment tvapable Men L PARKER Aatwrt H , PPnf 0 MKk Service in Michiea Tb FASTFST Central DeadStJk Co Better Health f Modern Plumbing ViriT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR tOMPLETE DISPLAY OF VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS BATH TUBS 9 J 1, CRANE FIXIORES LEDGE TYPE SINKS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL ft MASONITE SHOWER CLOSE i COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS ft SHAFFER DEMING ft PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS r ,TCTRC ft OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED FIFE JEATERS ft FITTINGS t TALVBS, SOIL PIPE ft FIT TINGS IN STOCK L MYRON X HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING, HEATING, REPAIR ING T 07t Lahftside DrWo, Roth Lnk PHONE 1S7F11 OPEN VFNiNuS JSf Poreh Endotai e SCREENS KITCHEN CABINETS STORM SASH MILL WORK visiting at the Cliff VanHom home, Jliram R, owith, Jj of lioba haa tone back to Ofcnpte Onto , v JohnR Beniit CLEJW BtOOK RD, PWCKNIY I I B IK mi P1NCKNEY PISPATCK Wedneday Augl 194S Yard Goods, Hosier Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries Entered an eond ag ttar at Postoffiae at i Pinckney Michigan undo the ct of March 8 187 j Published Every Wednesday 116 Main iSt Pinckn2 Yehr ran Subscription rato 150 a Year Pa W Curlett, Pubnsber I Kennedys Gen Store Ray Reason and wife returned to Phoenix, 9mona, Sunday after spend ing the summer here Miss Florence Tuppev of Flint spent Sunday at the William Mercer home Mrs Jessie Wylie and granddaughter, Shirley, spent last week in Walled Lake and Farmington Lloyd Hendee and f am fly aiid Mr and Mi William ShehanlspsJU Sunday in Detroit with Mr ancTMrs Ted Adseh Billy and Patricia Shehan of Ann Arbor were weekend guests of Wil liam Shehan and vtfe Mrs Jna lleinze and Mrs Baker of Carkton spent from Tuesday to Thursday with Mrs Nettie Vaughn Roy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota weiv in Noithville Sunday Enroll Now FOR FALL TERM BEGlNf ING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOG 1 X 5 Ann Arbor Business I School 330 NICKELS ARCADE PHONE 2o30 Vincent Gltason of Lansing and Mrs G W Clark of Ann Arbor were guests at the Charles Clark home Mrs Kd Clark of Ann Arlior spent last Wednesday at the Wralter Clark home j Mrs Stanley Dinkel and children spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs James Brogan in Lansing j Joan Griffith spent last week with j Mrs Virginia Carver Mrs Hose Hendee attended the Hendee reunion in Lansing Sunday Mi Luella Patterson and Mary Holt of Stockhridge spent Saturday with Mrs Stanley Dinkel Mrs George Buttleman has returned from her trip through Europe Mrs Marjorie Parkinson and daughter of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs Rose Hendee Dr W C Wylie and iwfe and guests , of Dexter spent Sunday with Andrew Nesbitt and wife Miss Eva Melvin and Mrs Louis Coyle were in Lansing Thursday j Mr and Mrs Clifford Vanilorn were in Lansing Monday Mrs Dessa Kash is visiting at the Mark Nasn home Lester IcAfee and family spent week in T nygaii Mrs 1 OHU will teach the Bur1 gess school Jiis year Barbara McAfee is visiting Mr and jMi mar Cass in Detroit j Mr and Mr Louis Coyle attended the weddings of Agnes Jameisou and Don Strickland and Bonnie Jean Burns and Clarence Lockwood at Howell Sat urday Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and Jim jmie and Kay Nash visited the Detroit J zoo Sunday The Dale Miller family entertained the Carl Ward family Sunday , He I a made a gfd J vuige Ho Was Appointed a April by the Governor lie i the first Circuit Judgi from Livilon CumiU in Fi tv t in ears JU a tern and hi ah ay talin paH, ,n publii affaids io iiti 1 , c utiiiii, inY aid iu,Mr J mijj He I,i many tbmv fur nlli P r t iiniibcr ii no A iixp iii in c d vjnaiil ud Deer inj, Non Pa lian ballon I I IU X WU IS I LYONS CIRCUIT JUDGE ShblwSuee LvingRtun Circuit by lul e Lyin illll i i I I te ff This washday warblers typical of thou sands of housewives right here in Southeastern Michigan Her washday worries are over Her water is heated the modern waywith an AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HESTER An electric water heater is dependably Its spotlessly clean Tnere are no fumes, no flames, no smoke no soot or carbon with a modern electric water heater It can be installed anywhere Only an electric water heater requires no flie So it can be located anywhere, Ser them today at your plumbers, appli ance dealers, or your nearest Edison office SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HOi, 9 Each CATTLE 11 Each HOGS 3 pei Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO 5IZ AND CONDITION CKLVES, SHEEP AND PICS REMOVEr FREE PHOI COLUtCT YO GARLINC COMPANY J VEIL 410 BUYERS OF HIDES IF SKINS T Check retut f , wtth ttodrtclivt You fllhem 211 55 l j c 5 jnda Morris and children and Mrs Vivian Parmalee and daughter spent Sunday at the Putney home in Holly The Putney children stayed 1, were in Fowlervffle Satur with Mrs Morris this summer I I Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Rob rd Englemey and family of were guests ox the Lester Mcmily Sunday Eleanor Ledwidge and daugh and Mrs Jesse Henry spent ert Pike were Mr and Mrs Rooaa at the Robert Walker home velt Pike and family of Wajm StanArbor Murdock aad family of Connma, nti iiiliiaUmi far JtafrlW Wm at the Robert Pike home Ymt mm wMrs Mmiisdt and ami and LhMO The L 1 Henry family spent Sunday in Jackson at the Carl Walsh home SeptUNominate Adria deBoom or State Representativa, Bepubil mn icket For 22 year a kaa hen atl trr the paopta IB Skiawa tsee County We wye v t np en UnuYau will like Hs record SsrneeVWade Cook, cuairman of j drfiooor for SIX OUT OF SEVEN FAMILIES 85 of thr homrg ami business etablihnient8 within Miclii BOIIH rural territory fan have telephone service without pay any ronstrurtion cliars Today8 liberalized rnral confttrurti plan allow onohalf mile of free lineconstruction per appl uit i yond xibtifig lines SAME WIRES MORI CALLS By mea , of special equipment, ane pair of wires in effect becomes six pairs, carrying six separate conversations simultaneously Michigan Bell has inopiralion jwvcral such experimental lines using this new equipment, known as tele phone line carrier which may prove helpful in serving rural areas 9fr 1 PARTYLINE COURTESY PAYS OffRural telephone service i good service, particularly when everyone cooperates by spacing out calls being careful to hang trj the receiver after each call not inter mpting when others sane talking, except isi aa emergency ami hy givuag sus the lisse whea others have enscrgesscy eatls ta taiCMifi T ffa i dm i j 1v A iaxB 4, PINCKNEYJBI Wednesday Au181948 Aug25 all Heaters 10 Higher lYou get MORE HEATER for the money with DUOThERM FOR SALE Former eV k Ttpleij honvc M36 Howe RdP ny suitable to convert lata 2 fuuly 2 12 lots, beautiful lhade, 2 car garafti, stewn heat, ideal ornr Call Fred J TaapleiioweU ihoUQ 075 ATTENTION A scrap yard openf in GrcgoryDo not haul your fence ivon or metal to the dump, linn We nay the high dollar it to U Vu pickup STOFER pKone, IsWl HMherson State Bank BABE RUTH This week a legend ended and began With the death oi Babe Ruth, the Haraw Run King, the Nation lost cne oi its ou j PROFESSIONAL CORNER s rUNCKNEY SANITARIUM Putney Mick, Daily UJOO A M to a 00 P M, fcxcapt Wednaeany Most, TgeeFri, Sat, NOOaiOO a, Caavlee H tesnvYie Attorneys at Law Filet Stato aad Savins Bank Hawaii, MiaaLjaa ROBE MOKi ECONOMY DuoTherms fuelmiser DualChamber Burner gets more heat out of every drop of oil Andby actual tests in a cold northern climateDuoTherms PowerAir saves up Co 25 on fuel, or one gallon in every 4 Only DuoTbgnjlf ei yon these feature sJBkV MORE BEAUTY Because e period rurniture to beatify It well a neat your horn MORE COMFORT1 Because DuoTherm gives you just right f t heat at tha tarn of a dial Mo aaore hauling coal or woo4 m ashes You strike a matckrUgbt your DuoTherm, then fajoy kiagsize heating comfort all work Without Wichoi r ut A afc Hia mIy arft tlid to tlus last , What is fi lhan tr tlle summer witn a tone boat Ive navH u large selection of boats and outboard motors specially a Mar tln 40 or 60 Americas finest out board We will demonstrate for you on the lake Very frw deejna can do that Atfo paints, Marine Hardware, Oars Paddles, Fishing tackle, bait, Wi also sell or fent cement mixers, toilers Come and visit us, George WHson Kenneth WU WILSONS SALES RENTAL SERVICE W Grand River, Lake Chemung Five miles west of IirightAT Phone 354W4 atanJii g personalities His name and pictute had come to mean baseball to the try andgirlt all over the world Heaceiorth, as long as baseball it play ed Bibe Ruth stories will be told and he vill continue to be th9 King of Swat no raotter how man honers are hit the l ew crop o raajoi leaguers Babe Ruth h tht ball hard and to win In Saving we must hit the ball too ii order to win SA j 3121 A Savinge Aocoant can be opened witfc aa little aa a 1 bill ceaJM McPtlerson State Balk ral Deposit Ipearanee Money to loan at reasonaole siiea Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates of Depoait All deposits up to 95,00000 la tared by Hr saembership Us si DR G R McCLUSKEY 111 N amiaajfaa Tesenteaee Ortlee t3 Wdaaaa M Evosjfrejr kf Hawtkl,MMfe4 HERB SNEED FktjM 1U a Hawaii, leal ealata, 1 City, Lake as fern A JfWlaHtf s lies Yoar JToaarty Wttfc Ma LEE LAVEY CfcNfcKAL iroUKAWCE Msaae Ml Piackaav Mickigi AUCTION ttR Wk s R Smith, of The modern, bfonste DuoTherm Mpaai0tft sea this and other DuoTherms fat every heating noed now at this sietel Easy terms Syrel LEE LAVEY Plumbing Water Systems Et Stanley Dittkel STATE OF MlCHlljAfi THE PROBATE CCCRT PoR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At H session of saM Cvt, hf at tn Probate Office in thu City How ill in saidv County on the 3rd Howell in Baid County, on the 17U day of Auffuet A D, 1048 piesent, Hon Hiram Judge of Probate in the Matter of the Estate Mabel Isham Daker, Peeked It appearing to the Court that the lime for pr mentation of claims against said estate shouid be iinHt d and that a time and place be appointed to receive examine all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It la Ordered, That all of the lcreditors of said deceased are re qnlrt to present their claims to iKHid Court at said Probis Hire land to serve n opy thereof, upon Sarah Ann Bumpus, admini trainof said esUte, Gregory, Michigan cm or before the 18th day of Oct ober AD, 1948 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the ex 1 agination and adjustment of all claim and demand aealnat Baid deceased, n It is Further Ordered, That pubHe notice thereof be given by pubication of a copy ofn this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing In the Pincknay Dispatch,a newspaper printed and circulated in said CounHlram RSmitli, Judte of Probate A true copy Celesta Parhallregister r orobat FAKM ARNETS fRT MEMC CASH SPECIALS Cofifee,DeI Monte Vjnegar JS, Soap Fel NaptbaB2,l9c Grapefruit Cans Beets, Clar ksSa a1 Spam c0 Bologna Fy ee 49db a Baron aqiurs 47 lb JAMES A QUAYLE CANDIDATE FOR CRCU1T JUDGE I F YOU NEEU TO RKCISTER To volt in the liimaics on Sept 14,148 see your Township Clerk o QX before AUGUST 25, 1948 SALLi A dititlALlTY BEitT WYL1E PHONE fiWCsXWF 7ttF81 biANLbY 6ERR1MAN Attorney at Law 807 Euat Grand Biver, Howet REFRIGERATION SeiicSi REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY 136F13 i HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Order Your Black Dirt Now Kest for Lawn Putnam St PInckey Phooe 106F3 JSNaTTASCH TYPIST Letters or Any Papers Composed or Copied at Your Convenience All Work Confidential 747 Main St Plnckny, PhoneSOFU DR C JiTOWNER DEN fT 1ST 8044 Portage Lak Rd, Dztr Pboni Daaat 461 CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMioh Harold Chubb, Local Representative 616 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 430 or 97 Monuments Markets MARTtN X LA VAN Attorney At Law Phon 13 Sfiainaa iehisj Pbon 136F6 f7te Repalrlif State 8717 lakeslde Drff License Kush Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modem elojuipmejit Ambwiancc Sarviua Pboa 39 ftackaey, MicLif Sr AUTO GLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BROKEN CLASS IN YOUR CAR FRED C RE1CKHOFF OPTyMETRlST 12U WEST GRAND K1VER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 388 RESIDENCE Me LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK IJAULIM AND Weekly Trips Made To DtVoit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64FI4 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FLL DIRT, ANf ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT 7628 Toma Ruad P OFiuckney UFD No 2 Telephone Dexter II10 For Rent FOR RENT FTJRNJSHT ROOMS Mrs E, L iclOnlcy, 306 Mill St FOR SALE 35 gal oil hot fatnv with a ft of copper pipe and bo gal Larrtl Gad nuxinq fawcen Mrs, Clasaie Alteobernt CON F R SALttj ower ceoieiu wuh gasoline engine 150, Geraia ifleaeon mixer ABES AUTO PARTS fOlS East Grand River, Phone 151 Howell Want Ah, FOR SALESimplex Manuel W new, alao high chair James Whitley Phone 15F11 REiSTRATrONNOTTCrr For GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION TLESDA, SEITEMBER 14, 1948 j WANTED Experienced woniaTi To the Qualified Electors of the wants day work 65c per hour,also Putnim Township, County ol Livingston Vwant ironing to do at home Michigan Paur Hodden, phone 64F31 FOR FOR SALE Maple studio couch chaira, New DuoTherm Heater, 6 burner krrosene cook stove witfl oven, 6 piese chrome kitchen aet, maple bedroom suit , blonde table model radio, ugirl whit figure tee fkates,Mouton fur coat size 14 1610 Unadilla St, Pinckmy FOR SALEBaby buggy,high chair, ht of dra ere ard desk, 8212 Pettysviii Road bORSAL5 UP, Nepau mow 1947, naver ued, 100,00, RBUFFARD,9395Hali Moon Lae CALUMETTE FARivi RIDING STABLES 3600 M 36 EAST PINCKNEY, MICH, PHONE 65F1 Notice is hereby given that in con FOR SALEPotatoes, Ail grades D E BUTTS, PROP formity with the Michigan Election Willard WiltJBe Farm,phone 131F4 f6fe SALK 5i lb ail WhiU PorceJaSn , Law, r, the undersigned Clerk, will WANTED TO RENTA 3 Room Ice Bta, tlso a Bicycleboth in good upon any day, except Sunday and a Modern Apartment, condition 234 West Main Street, j legal holiday, the day of any regular Inquire at Dispatch Office Pinckney, Mich, or special election or primary elec FOR SALEI UniversalCooler Re j FOR SALE Fresh local fruit, plstee tion, receive for registration the name frigerator, 6000, Inquirki of your canning orders now, visit our of any legal voter in said Township, J Roy Fisher, 321 Putnam, Pincleney atand, North Territorial and Dex City or Village not already regis Phone 107 , ter Road Wed, Sat, Sun, This tered who may APPLY TO ME PER FOft RENT Cottage Furnished, at weeK8 Special, Summe Squash for SON ALLY for such registration Pro J 2651 Putnam Drive, Fagan Lakr 1 a bsnel vided, however, that Lean receive noMcGregor and Melvin Rd Inquire ALSO VEGETABLES nanus 1oi registration during the time at C Allen, i20 FARLEY R0AD Fisherman intervening between the Twentieth FOR SALE Enrude day I ore any regular, special or offi Outboard Motor See Mrs H T cial primary election and the day of Morton, 9955 Gknbrook Sub, Half such election Moon Ifike The last day for General Registra FOR SALE former SG Teepie tion does not apply to persons who comer M36 and Howll Rd,Pinck vote under the Absent Voters Law Bcy 2 Iot8, 2 dajr fijarage sliade sk See Registration by Affidavit 11 buainess corner, also 2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 4em tonus In Pinckney, TRUCKING WAHTED Will Haul Gravel, Fill Dirt, Sand Black Drt md Stone, Prompt Service An vere in th State HENRY WINSIOW Call Pinckney 112FU , NOflCl eal Stew BOMEJJEf Par IA 66c Clawka POfCnC FINEfiT FOO D STOKE I am atfll cleaning Ruga and r holatery drop me a card THAT TVlLL BE AT THEFOU Nownan Reaaon, phone 17,pjnkBsw, L Mclntyre, Fowtville, Michigan LOWING PLACES ON I 11000 am to 800 pm At say heme each day and on I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 148 LAST DAY THE TWENTIETH DAY PRECED INC SAID ELECTION As provided by Section 3, Chapter 3, Part II, Public Acts 306,1929 and Sec tion 1, ChapteiN3, Part II, Public Acta 1919, Act 31, Public Acts 1941, and JAct 291, Public Acts 1945 From eight oclock am until eight oclock pm on each said day for the purpose of REVIEWING the REGIS TRATION and REGISTERING auch It of the qualified electors in said TOWN SHIP, CITY or VILLAGE aa SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor The name of no person but an AC TUAL RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration, and entitled under the constitution, if remaining such resident, to vote at the next election, shall be entered in the registration book Munor Kennedy, Township desk We Want to Buy Your Grain Thank You Kindly Fanners Feed Supply Co Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 18, 1948 Description An account of the resource August 18, 1948 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 1948-08-18 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/88ff7c64cfd64525be42f46d7ad59634.pdf 054acea26e89c3a4ded9fbe8d12cbcaa 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. yprf 1 , w imlmy Volume r Pinckney Ditoatch Wednesday August 25, 1948 No 3t Michigan Mirror Conservation Notes LelandThis is a story of ncc icw It is a story obou JLee BarrelDetroit Convention ana Tourist Bureau mar, and his vaaUon iotreat on South Manitou Island, Lake MWaigocn i Here is Carl Ltetzers print shop On the shore are weatneibeaten iishtimens docks and shacks, an artist has set up his easel to puint Children are playing on the sandy shore ana nun dreds of gull3 swarm noiseily abort, Between this scene and , Souu Manitou are 18 miles oi blue water Wo stop at North Manitou to deliver food end pick up cherries Then we journey to South Manitou whose harbor is curved like a half moon and said to be the best on Lake MichiganThe boat trip from Leland took two hours ard a half August Warner, deputy sheriff met us with his 1928 rord and after a 2 mile ride over a neqlected trail We came to the Barrett home, a farmhouse He was attired like a beachcomber One of his assoc 0f the year in July along iate3 in the Lee Island Co was lounging in a hammockthe other was preparing lunch Barrett informed us they had had to do their own fixing, had been pau t ing doing carpenter work and installing plumbing The farm house was to be a lodge and the barn a club houseClose by is the driftwood strewn beach and wild raspberries grown iori profusion We beheld this scene and mar veiled at the zeal of these Detroiters who were revelling in the isolated pastoral simplicity of half 3 century agoNo telephone, no traffic, no railroad and no oveniug papers Barrett smiled in contentment SManitou, Robinson Cruso haw en of nostalgia had waned yeais for him More than 500 rural mail carriers counted one third more pheasants this year than they did a year ago Roscommon had the most deer hunters last year 23,055 ct the biggest deer kill 4,759 On tongon was next with 4,26v,1hon Iron, Alcona, Lake, Crawford, MonunOiUiCy and Os da 6,7000 were shot in the lower peninsula and 42,000 in the upper The American egrets who win ter in the south and acjain num eroub in many parts of Mich Thcj 1947 deer kill in Michigan by archers was 386 8,158 fceo pie took out archery licenses Deer hunters using buckshot this year will have to hunt In dian style A 180 grain bullet has a range oi 4400 yards and an cffective range of 7 00 yds A riii ,l 12 guge slag has a ranqe of 1,200 yds and an ef tive range of 100 yds Buckshcr has a range of 300 yds but only an effective oe of 60 yds Bounty trappers took their 5th Items of Interest COUNTY ASSOCIATION The Livingston County Aitn OES will be held at Pwckey, Monday, Sept 13 with Pinckney Chapter No 145 as hostes,boh afternoon and evening Several Graid Chapter members are expected and the grand worthy ma ton, Elva Sherwood Afternoon session starts at 2 P M EST and he evenuig ses sion at 730 P M Dinner will bo servedc by he Young Ladies Auxiliary at the Congl, chuach at 530At this time Ata Meyer,, grand representative for Idaho in Michigan will be honored by a receptionMombers are requeti ed c phone Mrs Lucille Beck No 114, for reservations, by Thurday, Sep 9, Dinner tjces are 160 Winifred Aberdeen, W M Jiurch ftews CELEBBRATES 70th BIRTHDAY Tho Michigan Bell Telephone Company celebrated its 70tr birthday this monthwhils enqay j shonId no be compelled to play with 121 coyottes aid 25 Lob cats 60 miles of the Nabma North em railroad built in the old logg days near Escancba are being tore up The rails are wouh rwico as much now for scrau as when bought new 50 years ago It took 115 hours to kill a folast year in comparison to 92 hours in In 1946 This figure were obtained from 100 sample fox hunts, PROTEST MEEIING Merlin Lavey, Keih Ledwidge and ye editor attendea a protest meeting at Brighton Sunday night to consider a protest again st the Brighton soft ball touma men it filed by the Hamburg team Carl Rowland, Hamburg mgr, claimed that as he had won the Brighton league itle,he ed in largest construction pro gram in its history The first telephone exchange, opened in Detroit on August 5, 1878, by the Telephone and Tel egrcph Co, direct ancestor of the Mich Bell served 53 customers Five weeks later the first direct ory was published wfih 133 customers but non umbers The Charter for the first Mich, telephone company under Alex ander Graham Bells pateniswas obtained by William Jackson and William Balch by direct neg tiation with Mr Bell andGardi ner Hubbard his father in law and business mgr After a year of experimentation with private lines Jackson and Balch asked Thomas A Watson, Beli assistant to come here and organize an exchange He did so and installed a small switch boaid he brought from Boston From such a modest beginning the MichBell has grown to servo over 1,600,,000 telephones It has grown as much in the last 8 year as in the preceedinq 62 its 5 year postwar construction program of 220,000 is at the halfway mark and its waiting list has been cut from 127,000 to 30,0010 in one year any Jrighon league team again ncr Pinckney or Howell teams Th3 last named teams are no in theBrighton league Kerb Kipke, Lansing, state soft bal coiiimiss ioner was present and ruled against Hamburg He also ruled the 9 local teams in the ourna mffli nv nolo1 an eiimnaticu t toumo Tten and the winner meet Haze Perk, Centerlhie and c Poncf team winner, iu tlioir arecs Arguements were hot and the meeting lasted over two hourt Tho schedule is Monday 715 Hamburg vs South Lyon 830 U A W vs Vagabond 1000 Pinckney vs City Service Tuesday 900, Hamburg vs Hartland 730 Tues,Var Camps vs Eagers Wed Monday and Tuesday win ners TBI COUNTY LEAGUE The Pinckney team won from Noi there Sunday 13 to 1 Step toe 6 Warner were fcatteySun day they play the Ann Arbor Auices here TO PLAY HEBE SEPT 4 The University of Toledo foot ii satd arriva hcie Monday HOW TO PUNISH CHILDREN rmA , , Doe your child IIK, to play VSII P with matches Are you worried because he breaks things and SilvfM They will work out OJ the field on M36 West at the likes to torment the new baby JJ ld n Then be sure to read Portia HOP f2L 2 m M irtons advice to parents onHow to Punish Children, in the Amer ican Weekly, one of three big magazines, with this Sundays Auuust 29 issue of The Detroit Sunoay Times GIRLS SOFT BALL GAME The first girfc soft ball game to be pkryed under lighs in Pinck ney Will take place Saturday night Aug 28 when the Dads Boot Beer teem, Ann Arbor,State Champions, will meet the Lan sing Bonded Roofing team at 830 p m There will be a pre liminary game at 700 pm These games are sponsored by the Pinckney Fire Dept and will probably end the season game under lights here Jt will be sponsored by, the V F W post 7301 for their woliaxp iind TO TxVh SKAGGS BOX NO 2 HAMBURG, MICHIGAN TAKE NOTICE that the 1947 Plynuth Tudor Seuan , Motor No T U30S827, Serial No 2202S137, Tiltl No 46408S4 wftl be sold to satisfy garapre mans lien on Octo Ur 5 1948, at Uo and Ali Gar e ornr of Hicks Road rod Ar, yentme Road, DeerfioM Township, Michfsan nt 1000 oclook in the forrroon of sa d dayThe amount of said claim beinjr 14HOO due Leo Winzcr doinj business as Lee trd AY9 Gaiefre, for storage, labof and materia due on said motor vehicle Leo Wtnser POPTAGE ZAKE MEETINa The Big Little Portage Lake Assn held their annual meeting a the Eail Baughn home SaUir dayhigh with 75 present Re ports were read and the suit in Washtenaw county to 89l tie lake level discussed The oificed were all re elected They are Marshall Guidot, pres wiLiam Maulbatsch, vice pres r Er Baughn, sec Jreas and ainc yi John, Monson, Albert Siegel an J Dr Howard Eurroughs, ALL STARS ELIMINATED The Tri County League AL Star who won the state tjtle and then bea the Mansfield Grey3 of Ohio in he regional wer eliminated in thf finals fit Wi chic Kansas last week The Thunderbirds of Phoftnix, Ariz beat them Saturday 4 to JHari Gren and Koehler pitcjfed for the ell sars and allowe 5 hit but had 5 errors made I behind them Sgmrday they lost ta4Wiftl cats of Conroe, Texas 15 to J Gus Lewidge of Pinckney pitch ed 3 and 1 3 innings 8i his COM est ST MARYS CHURCH iiev yruocs Murphy, pastor Sunday, Aug 29 Com Sun tfoys jr Holy Name 3rd week et 62nd Novenna Messes 6 8 and 11, slow time Novena Devotions Friday at 745 loliowed by preparation for uoly communion Devotions Sat 8 to 9 pm and one hour before the early and 8 a m masses Among the intentions this week are Sun, 2nd anniversary mass for late Clarence StackableMon, lues Wed, Thur, Fri, and Sat, for ne living and dead at, per announcemment mad Sunday Baptism was conferred Sunday for Parmela Maria Grant Spon sors were Keith Ledwidge and Bernice Lamon and for he first holy comunion of Mary L Peak, bom Aug 1927 who is a guest af her uunt in the parish CONGL COM CHURCH iiev, D i Urady, pistor Moiriiitf Vvosujp 1030 liwjcct Mans Dkorder and God A Dei Ji rfuuaay Sciiool 1130 Choir iractise Wed Night Organist and Choir lrector Mrs Merwin Campbell S iJ Supt Herman Vcddei Subject Sunday Unhorsed by Love, Acts 91 10 Plan, to stay to Sunday school Tho Bible Subject is Unreserved Obedience and is history of Ananias, the disciple who be friended Paul in his blindness Bring your Btbles The members of the Prudenm tial committee will meet at tho church Monday night 8 p m o plan fall activites SOFTBALL JNEWS Current imminent In he 2 soft ball gome played neie rriday jiight tny Pinckney tjuw lost ine opener o the Mich Plasties of Dexter 7 to U while it IOOK the V t W team 9innings to deieat Munith 5 to 4 Part of the VrW, teum was awoi and they used 4 Cubs who played star ball and may make uio veU huslk for then jojsThr Cubs yet but 4 hiis while Dexor jot 7 and also benefitted by 4 hit ba s ers and 3 walks Pinckney Mypr,c Darrow, SE D Amburgey p Goode, ci Jeffrjys, lb Burroughs, 3b Schneider, rl Burrii, 2td Hendee, if Dexter Plasties Ab II F J 3 3 Th3 big event last week was the death of babe Huth, the fam our ball player at an eany age Columns were written about him and pictures taken of him a dixf eien periods of his career ap peared in the papers His caree rivaled that ci the heroes of thj old ume Horatio Algor books yet one thing most writers missed A ie Cje of 7 he was deemed inccirigibJe and sent o a reform schcoi operated by v Catholic priei order He ion away from thoin 3 times, misbehaved Then U u at iiF age of 10 he beclme in 0 U lurei ed m bae ball and his re 0 i loiMcion begai He became a 0 0 star and at th e o 3 age cf 14 made NOTICE Tho Kings Daughters will meet at he church parlox3 ThrCe 2 at 730 p m Come prepared to oftw m Secretary LCCALNEWS VValter Clinion nnH wife a Detroit spent the week end with Mr end Mrs C J Clinton Roy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leoa at tended the Mason Fair Sat Roy Fay and wife of Webber villo spent Sunday at the Clyde Fisher home Mrs Lettie Fisher returned to Pinckney with them Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent Sqmaay at the Ralph Clinoa home in Detroit Mr and Mrs NW Baptist and Mrs Jessie Hoff of Shawnee,Ok lahoma were Sunday guests of the Hoff Sisters Mrs Alta Meye was a patient at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week but is home now Joseph Griffith and family wer5 at the Mason Fair Saturday George Meabon jr and family and Marshall Meabon and wife took a trip to the Straits of MOCK inac last week Cyrus Attee and family Ann Arbor spent Sunday at tha W H Meyer home Wm Squires of Detroit, Gene Shein and family of Ann Arbc and Mrs Marie Bauer and chl dien of Brighton wera week end callejs at Louis Shehan home George Meabon jr and wife called at the WmMarshail horns at Stockbridge Sat nite, Mrs Alta Meyer wiu teach the Ping tee school this year T,e Freedom Train went thru here en the Grand Trunk railroad Wednesday morning at 2 am About 30 local people were were there The section men guarded the crossings Earl Auten,13, HowelLdrowned at Hcwell Lake Tuesday He is a nephew of Mrs Lee Barrett of Pinckney Waiter Bumside, 38,9597 Win throp ave, Detroit was killed Tuesday afternoon when his plane crashed on h George Knapp farm, M 36, Buck Lake, MENNNON1TE CHURCH Because of building operationJ v will bo at Xprth Hamburg NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH iLzri Bet hey,PMtor 4060 Swarihout uDt Wm Leictif oad 7 iwil N E of Pinckny it Kin Btchey, past Sunuuy School 1000 Vloriinp Worship Service 11 JO ou Peoples Metii 7 IJwntng Msage ,, 8lj Pustay, p D Devlin, c Kieiwassei, ss B Devlin, If Mau, 3b Harvard, lb DelTcrre, cf Bennett, Tanner, rf AB R H 3 1 1 4 1 2 J 1 i 3 0 0 3 0 i 1 2 0 In the last game with Muni h th visitors got 3 runs he 4th and Pinckney 4 the same inning when D Amburgey, lavey, Jefi rey und Tischeler hit safoly and Paul Singers fly was muifea Pintlney led up to the 7tn when Murih tied it up on a double, a hit batsman and anijMield outh the 8h Pinckivey fftleU he bases but did not score In the 9Ui Bob Singei struck outFred Singer hi a homo run c he left hold fence just iriido tho foul line wnmirvj up cjoiie for Pincknov Pinckney F Smger c D Amburgey ss w 0 J j he iist team At the age oi V7, Q 2 I he was signed by ho baltimore 0 J Orjtis and after one year in the 3 0 1 minor, he went to the Bostoa 3 0 0 Red Sox The rest is history He moved on la he Nev York Yankee to become oie of the highest salaried persons in tht woid of sports, drawing 80,00J a year However the point thaf at an tnrly age he was a 3 0 0 I juvenile delinquent ana appear 3 0 0 ed headed for a life of crime 3 2 2 Then he became ineresed in base ball Thi gave nim a new outlok on Je, resuied in hi3 refomation and made him one of the first men in the land Those shcir sighted persons who cannot see any furher than the end of their nose and decry he athletic programs in tne high schools, colleges as a waste of mony should read the iite cf BaLj Ruth I when Ther it AB R H 4 1 2 D Lavev, cf 4 SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration ior all high school students will be held a the Wednesday and Thursday Spt and 2 irorn9i a, m to 9 p, rm Books may also be purchased at that time The Pincicney school year op ens Tuesday, Sept 1 for a hall day session at 9 a m Football players may obtain their equipment on either of th i registration days, and the first practise is Sept 7 at 200 p m The following is the schedule Sept 23 Lansing East Reshere Oct Pinckney at Brighton Oct, 8 Pinckney at Manchester OrtiS Pinckney at Adrian Oct 222 South Lyon here, Oct 29 Dexter at Pinckney Nov 5 Stockbridge here Ncv 22 Harlland here One more game may b played DRAFT REGISTRATION Th county draft board has or ganired with Bob Graham, pres, Bert Hoff sec, Theodore Shin dorf and Homer Peavey The registration places are al the ciy halls a Howeil, Brighton and Fowlerville 9 a m to 5 pm Aug 30 to Sept 8 ages lb to 25 years Those 25 years old register on August 30 Those who must register are those born from Aug 30, 1920 to Sept 19, 1930 P Singer, If Jeffreys, rf Buriough5, 3b Darow, 2b Tischeler, lb B Singer p Mh r 1 V, Djij, iu Fr iiivM, , Pinjr, c Viaiczy, ss Moekel, sf Burrfiis, rf an r Randolph, If Zikowski, p 4 4 1 io marrige rae had fallen olf 15 percent thi year from last ongress passed tho drafr boomed and now it 1 thre cning o break all icord3 County Clerks reporX their offices swamped with marrtge applica tiony The reason is that it is ru ored married men will no be draf ed There lias no official noic e o he ehec gone out, the leasonmg is we are no at wai Only a Imned number wjii bo taxen and married men who havj wives elgible tor an allot meat will be bypassed unless neJ sfiould become acue or i ar is declared Bjg jncreases in 0 Qjmarjiage Mlways ak3 place just 1 1 jbeioie and afer n w 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 C 4 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 0 AB R H 5 1 3 3 0 1 5 4 0 4 4 2 Z 1 0 1 0 0 0 t BRIGHTON TOURNAMENT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS I vill be at my home un Thur day evenings and Saturday after, noors to collect village taxes untl further notice Helen Reynolds, Vuillage Treas 615 Kat Putnam St Tliis agitation for a curfew law in Detroit is a joke Curfews are as outmoded as the bans against Sunday base bcdlrkung bicycles on sidewalks etc h is apparently another move by par ents t shove th responsibility for bringing up their children en to the state or city In the first game Qt me siae touramen at Brighton Monda night Pinrkney beat Howell City Seivice 8 to 2, Hamburg bee1 Souii Lyon 10 to 2 and uAW CIG, Howejl bea V agabond Coach 6 to b Tuesday Hamburg beat Hart land 10 to 1 and VanCampi won from Ecgere 1 to 0 Pinckney plays UAW CIO there Wed night at 815 p m The Pinckney Ciy Service game was scorless ior 3 inning 0 but in the 4h Pinckney tcored 3 times, Gus Ledwidge and ba Lavey h safely and Bob Am brg hit a home raun n he same inniig City Service scored wice on 4 hits on the sc tch order Afe this Singer akwea but f hits Pinck ley added 2 the 5h on 3 wai and Zeke Ledwidges hit, cne the 6h on 2 hits and an error and 2 mce the 7h on Don Amburgeys heme run with Joe Lavey on Pinckney F oinger 3b G Ledwidge, rf Lavy, cf K Ledwidqe, If R Amburgey 2b D Amburgey, ss TwitchelL c Tisceler, lb B Singer, p City Service Mutton Herman, ss Brigiiam ,3b Reidi lb Kurderko If Chacel rf Siegji, d Arnold p BfoytotL 2b 1 j Ex Coach Fritz Crisler of tho 2 iUnivofsity of Michigan in a Ojiwdo debase wih George Hala3 C joi co Chicago Bcars la, week 1 jsaid Michashletes wee as pure as snowl ant the F B I, had found thorn so This was tho first cnyone know the FBI, had been called in We wonder who calkd hem hi and why Crisier sail the purpose of college at hie ,c programs was not o de veloo players for the prolessional tems Crisier had AB R 3 1 3 1 4 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 2 1 2 1 3 0 AB R 3 0 2 1 4 1 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 H 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 I 0 H 1 1 1 U I i 0 1 0 a long winning record at Mchigan, has how etired ond can ay what he pleases but he knows if ho had had losing teams at Mich he vould not have lasted over a fear His predecessor, Haxol4 Kipke had a losing streak jn was firedNov in order to have afinning team a coach mushave stars and Crisier had them We wonder how he got Tom Mamon inci the other 3 Kski stars to enroll at Michigan and start him on his winning streak Therefore his talk was mosly baloney Wivi the alum ni return to Michigan tor the big oames they expect to see he alma mater win and woe to ho coach if it does not Wo read that President Truman will open his campaign with a speech in Cadillac Square, De troi on Labor Day It has been long time since a president was, in Oeroit Hoover wa3 in 1932 and the late Franklin DRcosevel inH3 We saw and heard boii The lae President Rooseveit dre the biggest crowd ever as sen bled in Cadillac Square After waiting in front of the Ma jestic Bldg Woodward mad Michigan for several hoars, him car passed not 10 ft from asHf had had dinner at Hamtramae with the kHe Bishop Gallaqhsr, Senator Cousins and other dtmm tario Whilst waiting at the MBJesic corner, a famous spot 1st meeting people, we saw at Isasf SO people ton tfcte ammmaBf ii 1 W 2 Ajiit,PINCKNEY DISPATCH WWloy Aoul 25 194 SEPT 312 AT DETROIT A GAY, EXCITING, TREMENDOUS AGRICULTURALINDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION C Mart Champion Livestock Mora Top Agricultural Product Mort Poultry, Birds Mora Cars, Trucks Mora Farm Machinery More Appliances Moa Meat and Qtiry Prpducti Lao Carrillo in parson Giant Ernie Young Stag Rsvua Etsis the famous cow pig Wild West Show anal Rodeo Colorful, Grand Midway fireworks Every Evening Great Michigan Ait Show Auto ThrlUeVSpU Show Mora Home Arts Displays Admission Gats Opsn Daylight Saving Time Adults 50c Woon, Sept 38 a m dally, Sept 412 Children Under 14 Admitted to Grounds Frt Every Day Al SIATC f AIR FAIRGROUNDS WOODWARD NEIGHBORING NOTES Ground was oroJceu at Dexter last week for the ncv motion picture theatre, on Mam Stree east cf the Urquhart oii station Ciencrd McLaughlin is iie builder Charles Simpson, 15 of Fen ton was diowned in Hoisington Lake, Tyrone townsuip, iat wees ivirs Margaret Foster, 63, ci Teionto, Ont, was struck and killed last week by an auto idriven by Charles Vanaska,23, of Fowlervillo as she walked aicnq Grand River The deceas ed was visiting at the Robert Wintermute home pj Mr and Mi C S htefoim er Howell residents, flow of Al tadena, Calif, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Aug ust 7 i I At the Gregory airport meet ing last week, Joe Savage wai elected president and Carmei Wheeler, mgr The bodies of Pvs Wil m Richmond and Fredejick Singer of Btighton who wers killed in Luzon and Germany were re turned to Brighton for burial last week Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed ana t Mrs Alice Mauk and children j havo returned from tt trip on tru , Grec Lakes and thru Canada j John Mageria, HiVsdale coll ego star athletic, haz een iired as Chelsea high school aii I coach Brron Eitel of Ann Arbor has been signed by Dexte high as band direcr 1 The Hamburg soft ball team closed its league season with kV viccues and no defeats They played no outside teams I AVON THEATER SYLVANlilEVTn lel Til Mn HM Mipfc NOTKS Or47 YEARS AGO Tho Mich Bell and State Tele phojiC Companies, Howell havci jn consolidated , A L JL,, Dr C L Sigler is building a AUML A OB HTLDJAN corn crib I WU irr Tom Drako 45 Michigan teachers have iA faet moving Drama gone to the Philipin3s to teach Carcoi Pete Smidi The home cf Dr C L Sigler Pasaing Parade Musisal caught fire lost week when ho Sun Tuee Aug 29 f was changing a mantel on a gay GOOD NEVVS olins haht Damage waf slight ichnicok Sockbridge has a broom lex J Starring iory hich employs 3 men 1 jun0 Allyaon, Peter Laword Patrick Kennedy thieshed 765 Good Musical bushels of wheat off 40 acres of News Cartoon Travel lend last voek, a yield of about 20 hushel to the aero I CHJCLSR UK Fri Sat, Aug 27 28 EYES OF TEXAS Starring Roy Rogers Andy Devine and ComingRose of Santa Rose W B Hofff fell off a street car sPft of Kings Cass Timbei in Ann Aroor last week and wo 316 rend red unconscious He was ga ickoi to the hospital but is hoirM now Stnckbrige has organized u i TOWFLL, MICH company to light the village by jThurt fA Aug 19 M eleccicity Dexter may do like wis ADVENTURES OF School opened Tuesday Teach ers ctreSupt, Stephen Durfee Granimer, Charles GrimesInter Comedv Cartoon News CASANOVA Starring Comedy Cartoon Mrs lames Green PrimaryJessio frX7Sat Aug 27728 Green The Maude Henderson Stock Co are playing at Hamburg in Shelters hall this week fThe boiler in the cheese fac tory at Hambmg burst last week LYNNE ROBERTS Cartoon News Rubber Lends A Hand Sun, Mon,Tues, Aug 29, SO, 31 f SUMMER HOLIDAY Musical Comedy in Technicolor Starring Mickey Roonty, Gloria DeHaven Waiter Huston, Frank Morgan Butch Jenkins CartoDn Pete SbUV Show4 3 S 7, C HOWELL Theater STHIaw5 i72 JTHE ENCHANTED VALLEY Starring Alaii Curtis Anne Gywnne, Charley Grapwin Alio WHIRLWIND RAIDERS Alan Curtis Anne Gwynne In THE ENCHANTED VALLEY u Cinecolor Also letiiug the contents 6b on the Willam Gagan, Richard Travis floo in Ert h A1 vcs injur working on he Mieh road at Dalhi last week J Stcrrring , Charges Sta rret, SmUeyBunetio and Nancy Saunders Service Central Cartoon Vott for SAVINGS ACCOUNTS to b wYle WATERFRONT AT MIDNIGHT ready for Ae future, save a part ci what you earn It pays to be thrifty There is no better pro tecticn than a cash reserveStart Savings Account for the pur chase of a home or a car,mod em appliances,, travel and ed Sun Mon, Aug 29, 30 Maine Sunday at 215 P M Coat Le Lavey end family ana Mrs Mao Metz are spending the B, FS DAUGHTER week at Hubbard Lake StarrVig Elmer Radke and family of Barbora Stanwyck, Van Heflin ucation Philadelphia, Pa, are spending Charles Coburn, Richard Hart the Andrew Nesbitt Kome Comady Cartoon New Mrs Edna Spears and Jack lues f Wed, ihur, Fri, f Michael Garland ELECT A MAN WITH PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE i NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO j 1 hem ATI be u water carniv al at I c keland oi Labor Day I cohr MCJ of motor b canoe, I rowhoat and swimmniq rccs and o ball game, fn Jo vs Lakeland Frank T Lodge of Detroipusk grand master of MichigaD Mas ons, is to be the speaker cr the Masonic picnic at North Lake on Labor Day Roscoe Bonstool Ann iArbor,gd marshall, will prs sent a silk American flag o Me lodge having the biggest reprc aeniation An ox will b barbt cued whole Pinckney beat the E A Bow man team of Detroit here Sun day 18 to 15 Harlow Shehan h a home run Pinckney plays at Dexter Labor Day The VanBlaircum reuniT was 4 held Sunday at the Bert Van Graduate University oi Michigan JQ,,, ,in home Law School 1931 , School starts Sept 4The follow 17 Years Active Trial Practise g ifi the teachmg staff Supt , Competent Efficient Qualifcedl j, p Doyle Principal, Mrs J P Primary Election September 14 m poyte High School, Russeii West, JosephiriaHdiTis Inter WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAIL ABLE FOK SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE FORTGAGE OR PEHSONALu AT REASONABIiE RATES Sheldon attended the vedding Ug 3 geDtt 2, 3 oi Mary Lou Sock, daughter of Madeline Moran Stock to Thos GONE WITH THE WIND Babbington at Duns Scotus Technicolor Starring 1 FIRST NATIONA BANK chuich, Birmingham, Saturday CLARK GABBLE,VTVIAN LEIGH I AIIUWAL BANK Mrs George Meabon jrcrad Leslie Howard,01ivia deHavUand fairuly took in te Mason Fair last Cartoon Wecnesday CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge 11 One show only starting at 700 Garry Lynn Branner, 23, Dur i and, Joyce Elizabeth Howett, 23 Howell Theodore Morgan, 22, Brighton, Harriet Clegern, 20, Edwell, Oklahoma Raymond Stru binq, 25, Howell, Rulhann Nich J ols, 27, Howell Dudley Scott,24 Hoye 11, Helen Kirtland, 23, How ell Clennan Lasky, 43, Brighton, Maiy Elizabeh Kinnican, 37, De troit HOWELL Unaer Federal Supervision m UoipuruiiuiuA Deposits Jnjured Ui to 5,000 lot Beai Depositor Jas, A Duayle OF CORUNNA CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge During ih pa 16 years tha 1 hA rtt EM Alice Roche Primary, Jessie Green Unable to get help on paving Grand River Highway, the state has established a convict camp crt New Hudson and has inmates from Jackson prisonm hoy3 ed tthere Born to Russell Livermore and wifs Aug 8, a son, Russell jr Haold Reason left Monday for California to locate Dallas Cox and J C Bowman are forking at the tate fish Ezra Plumroer is the new school janitor the people Corunna and Shia rJnc 7 fh ir 1 has gone to California for her have been practising law in Cot unna, I have been elected by wassee county on several occas ions I have been elected as Justice of Peace in Corunna and have served 4 successive terms as a health Mrs Wm Geddes and child ren of Chelsea and Max Schoen servca ILi 1 a hal and ictmiY ci allas,Texas member of the Board of Educa Sund L T H iron The people of Shiawassee ome County have elected me as r r 0 16 Kimbler was a yircia Court Comissioner on 2 5 aL Mcrherson hospital in different occasions Howell las week I war elected by the voters ot Shiawassee County as Pros 1wiie al ecunng Attorney in 1942 and re elected without any opposition X TfuYneral oi ff in 1944 he it wffl be admitted that I did a crWcJble job f , Thursday He duig the i veers I was Pros, cutluy Attorney from 1943 thru ns mofheinlaw 194 also los her life The School Boards oi Shicrwasc oe County elected me as a mem Trcmk Root and wifo of Ooc ber of the new Shiawassee Couny Board oi Education in yjted friends here Sunday 1947 and 1 have served as president of the board for the past f j MXB jn Cojg r 80 T J A e t J 1 J and Robert Aschenbrennor and seek the nomination as Circuit Judge of the 35th Juaaal Circiii 1 tended the Kaiser Fraz on my record OB practising attorney and as epPg, ed penic en Willow Run Sun ficial if nominated and electedta thcc4nce1 WJAHSS and Mrs Louis Sackablo LY AND IMPARTIALLY DIS CHfARGE THEDUTTK OT TOE and Mike and Wm Roche spent ABOVF NAMED OFFICE OF CIRCUIT JUDGE OF THE 3Sm Sunday at the Gerala McOeer JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TO THE VERY BEST OF MY ABILITY Owoeso You continued support in behedf of my cemdidacy will be appr Sergt Maggie Aeahenbrenner cfascL lis in the army hospital crt Dory HOctFABTISAN PRIMARIES SEPT 14 W8 j W Ohk gg tiw esBgggiggggy Mr and Mrs Don Swarthojt FOOT BALL SEPT 4th STATE OF MlCHIbAh THE PROBATE COnRT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court, held at iie Probate Office in the City Howi 11 insaid Courtty on the 3rd Howell in naid County, r,n Ue 1Ttli day of Auffun A D, 3 048 PtesetttiHmHiram R Smith Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Mabel Isham Baker, Deceased It pppearinp to the Court that the time for pir mentation of claims agahst said estate should be limit r d and that a time and place be I appointed to receive examine all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It in Ordered, That all of the creditors of sad deceaetd are re qeirfcH to present their claims 00 said Court at said Prober Office and to serve a ropy thereof upon Sarah Ann Bumpus, administratrix of said estat, Gregory, Michigan, on or before the 18th day of Oct ober AD, 4948 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place 1 ein hereby appointed for the ex 1 Aminatibn and adjustment of all I claims and demands against said deceased, u it is Further Ordered, That pubic nottcej thereof be given by pub fcationJl a copy osT this order, fot thrt successive weeks prefviooa to said day of hearing in the Dead cr Alive HORSES 750 COWS 850 HOGS 2 25 CWT vtrErv DfC UPON ASIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED PREE FUJI Animalf Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Mer L, FARXEIl Aatent fhone 88, PincWn emce in Micma Tb FASTEST Doad , Central Deadstock Co Better Health Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP CRANE FIXliRES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS IEOCE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS I ii AT PMCDCEY UtfDC LIGHTS AT 8 PM I IOUPO oKsvnsmr GOUJTEJIM W ALVIB TEAM ifj Pinckney Dispatch newspaper printed and circulated in said Coun ty fliram RSmitli, Judg of Probate A true copy Celesta ParbaIIregister of probata STATE OF MICHIGAN Tbm PnpeU Coart far tn County of Livingtton At a session of said Court held at thr Probate Office in the City of Howell, in said County on the 7th day o August AD, 1948 Present Hon Uljm R SmRh, Judgi of Trobate I Aaron E Schlotthauer having filed in said court his petition pmy I ing thai the Court entrr an order shanging Wg name fiom Adronj E Sifclottauer to Aarou EHoworr 1 it Ordered that the 7th day of day of Sept, 1948, at ten oclock In he forenoon at said Probate Of fire, a aad Is hereby appointed fOr hearing aeid petitnibrv It la Further Ordered, liat p Ahr settee tsiereef be riven uj puLMca tfea ef a copy of thi MtsL 3iaabe4i Barra and her ardtr c wek for thwe flElJ 5 yjrf nckney Dis gtTT , , f fcswsaeaper pnntad aad or Mr Wav Mtrcar apaitf ktet jbH sa aU ISSMJ CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL it MASONITE SHOWER CLOShi COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEMiNC PEERLESS WATER TER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS CTRIC A OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED FIFE HEATERS FITTINGS fALVBS, SOIL PIPE aV FITTINGS IN STOCK YJSON HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER J 71 PLUMBING HEATING ftKPAIR ING Lkide Drive, Ruth Luke PHONE 157m OPEN VfN,s t K var Francis Btrron State Represfitative REPUBUCAN PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER 14 VETERAaf ATTORNEY MSMBfR OF UtncUM UCUOaTPTP5WW zmr unmfw pm4 ii g MMtMpep fT f lYard Good Hosier P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Angri 15 1948 PlNUJf DISPATCH Bntered a aecone vs tter at PojtoffiM at Pinckney, Michinm uiidc ht ict of March 3 18 r Ekiroll Now 4 Furnishing Fruit Vegetables 1 51 Groceries Pubuwd Ltry Wednesday lio Max as Piuckiuv, Jclwiin Subtfcriyiibii rati 150 a lei Pa4 W Curltt, Pubi Ketiuedys Gen Store LA y SV 1 a7 VjH , 4 iVF VV i Wtrnm y s vv, w rfF sr k V v a M and Mis 0O Poulson te luraed laai week from a 750 mile trip during which they visited Ludington, tho Strais and Sf Ignace Sunday guests at he frank Aberdeen home were Miss Hel 1 en Keller Ford Hatkfield asy jbrooksimth and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Detroit Mis Horence Baugtinson, Neil and Mis Vuginia Carver were 1 in Ann Aibor Friday Mrs Louis Coyle and Mrs I Waiei dark called at he Easel Meyer home in Ypsilanti Wed M and Mis Mark Nash and I Misd Ahce Gearhart were m jacxson Saturday Beit Appleion and wile oi Brighton called at he Lynn Hen dea home Sunday i ivhf, Henry Hunt, Mrs DonJ French and Miss Simple oi Lake land were Thursday guests oi I Mrs Jim Robinson Mis Merlin Amburgey gave a ipai y baurday night m honor, j oi her husbanas birtuday Thera J were 15 present including his uncie, WmMcCullen and icanilyf of ernardsvLIe, ind, Joir Spears who suffered a jsrjc has been removed to he i Ldword Speais home , Born to Mr an Mrs Russell Glover Joan Spears at McPhei son, Hospital, Howell, Thursday a son Lark Edward, Marvin Brurl Sunduyed at the Bob Pike home j PaiJiip Sprout cmd wife spen Sunday at Howell whore Charles Souio is building a house 4 Mrs Stanley Murdcck oi Cor unna has reurned homo aftei a visi at the Robert Pike home 1 Ambrose Kennedy and family of He well and Irvin Konnedv j iwif called at Edward Spears fhom Sunday j Mrs, Ulo Harigle, daughter, Pauline and Earl Can er of Shav, I nee, Ohio, spent las week al their house here Dik Wylie spent ast week a1 the Ren Wylie home in Howell Aien Dinkel, Fiance Shehan, Maggie Ma Mn, Albert Dinkel and wAe rJsd on Mrs Grace I Crcce Bonne in Lansing Wee I Or Wcuer Mercer and family I of Lest J nsing called at the m hi 1 home Sunday j Dr and Mis W C Wylie of called at he Kenneth Wylie home tyuiday Allen Dinkel was in Lansina Sunday j Scturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred ReadjwdieRob ert Read and family, Ross Read FOR FALL TERM BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOG Ann Arbor Business School SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 600 COWS 750 X i r Youll sing, too, as you do the dishes IF YOU HAVE PLENTY OF PIPING HOT WATER Because hot water makes soap more active, makes china, glass and silverware gleam like precious stones FOR HOT WATERWHENEVER YOU WANT ITUSE ELECTRICITY Youll find it depetidabltiO waiting, no worrying Once an electric water heater is installed, youll forget its in the housw1 Youll find it cleanno flames or fumes, no smoke or soot or carbon You can locate it anywhere in the house and installation is free Its quiet it wastes no heat its surprisingly economical to operate Its the carefree, modern method See electric water heaters today at your nearest Edison office, your plumb ers, or your favorite appliance dealers and wife, James Whiley and wife, Joe Schosser and wife of Ann Arbor and R McKenzie and wife of Detroit i Arnold Berquist of ihe Mich San spent Snday at the Morwin WN the night game in De Campbell home , roit rriday MJ 1 HOGS 2C0 ALL ACCORDING TO SlZM ANU CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIQ3 REMOVED FREE GARLINC COMPANY I ELL 410 BUYERS OF HIDES LF SKINS Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were in Jackson Saturday Mr 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Ruth hit thl baU hard and to win In Saving we rou3t hit the ball too Li VtuiWinkk VanWiakW k W VaaWUks CWia K ArUraejs at Law fetal State sad Saeiaas Bank ill It 4U4 1 order to wia A Sa ings Aocoant can be opened wttjfc, as McPtaon State Bank HERB SNEED 14 auJ 9 Aw Haw Uai Estate, Citj, Lake ad V A Yea fvaaartf Wis Ma 1 r Deal Charter eerier Special Jute Stopper Flea Tit Ceetrel Dial 2 Big Radiant Doors Oefcewre beat fro every MlilwWGeh more Mat Mokes setting the right heal Give you quick spot heat 5 0Vap Of OUI wJO yOW eaaol at ey 0 tuning yogr radial when you want it erel Deposit lasaransa Motley fi loan at reaaonaole sviet, Interest paid Savings Dooaa and 1 Tune Certificates of Deposit I AH deposit up to 6,00000 la surad by membership ia Pod LEE LAVEY OAkMfcKAL iMdUKAMCfi aaae Wr Fiackaer Miekigaa Mfwf yea get S these famous DuoTaann heater at an unbelievably low price Come in features in this handsome, fullsize DuoVFaerm and see it now and so ve all your henirg Heater Its a genuine DuoTherm circulating worries f i years to como Easy term Exclusive PowerAir Blower ovoiloblt et slight extra cost saves up to 25 on feel oil I LOCAL NEWS LEE LAVEY TMI nrcsnFNCES IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY THE POLLING HAVECOMPETEJ PEimAS TOML AGSiDENCLS THE BEAUTY OP STONE PermsStone is a stonelike veneer that looks like stone, bat all its finer features and is perma nent Zt not a tackedon siding Each block is cast and applied in dividually, like stone Ask us to send you a descriptive folder eboca this modern facing for all types of buildings BERT YOUNC635 NELSON CArtL PIERCE, 5416 Canterbury Driy Brighton EDJ SVTOIT, 6G4 Detroit Ate W6 RICHARDS, 912 N Mich BRXVTOft KIRK, 5S W Grsnl MRS M J BEAUPRE, 601 Thomp Bon Lake Drive, Howell PERMA STONE CO 110 LAST GRAND RIVER, BRIGHTON TELEPHONE 73939 FMGHTON M and Mrs J H Hooker call e on his sister, Mrs Maude at iht St Joe hospital, Ann A bor hursday where she was vak en with a broken leg I Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee entertained for dinnei Sunday Lloya Hendeo and family, D Jamfcy Nash and family, Cold wate, Martin Ritter jr and farii ily, Mrs Rose HendeoMra Dessa Nash, Isabel Nash and Mar Nash and family Mark Melvin, Mr and Mr Cla enoe Stapish and daughters wero Sunday dinger guests oi Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle Hary Murphy spent last week withAmbrose Murpliy and far j ily atuflladwinj ChajrPotter has purchased the TdL erry house at And arson ie lasiented his house oii PaT8on, Lake Rd lo Mr Holi is1 r Walter Reion of Detro wc in own Saturday t rla Curlett entertained a j nur r oi frends Saturctcry MI AUCllONE ERT FARM SALt A ortClALITt BEitT WYL1E PHONE rlNCICNFV 7F21 bTANLLt oEKRiMAN AttorDay at LAW 407 Smt Grand Hiver, HQwaJ RsRIGE1UCTR5N SewicS 1 CEMETERY MEMORIALS 934 N Mala St Ann ArborMiall Harold Chubb, Local RepraaaaUtive 51a FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Markers MARTtN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Phoa 13 slnai 3 , ,v Rapairtlf mm ,w ate tl7 iAkatlda Dt Rosh Lake REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY U6F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDPER GRAVEL SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE t Order Your Black Dirt Now Kest for Lawn i Putnam St Pinckney Phono 106F3 TANlTTASCH TYPIST or Any Psoeri Composed PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM MoeWra fiqiinosasii AinbvUacc Sarviua Phaaa 39 feachaa MicLig FRELTC RmClOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 12U WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 358 RESIDENCE U3 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK UAULKVG AN1 Weekly Trips Made To DvMwi GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVE, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FLL DIRT, AW ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID P1FXE OR CON THACT 7623 Toma Ruad Letters or Copied t Your Convenience p OPiekney KFD No 2 All Work Confidential Telephone Dexter 811C 747 Main St Pinckney, PhoneSOFU DR C J TOWNER DENTIST 8044 Portage Lake Rd, Dexter Pbom Dexler 3461 j AUTO GLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BROKIN YOUR CAR BABY SITTEnS Dependable 3Sc an hr Call Hrna Ihirley HGF3, Ahe 1 braay oU FOR SALE OR RENINS roomot age with oilet at Paterson Lako has oil heat George VanSkiver, 11371 Lakeviow Drive EN CLASS ABES AUTO PARTS fOlS East Grand River, Phone 151 Howell CoffeeDel MOnte Gat Jug 5lc Vinegar Soap FelNapthaBi,z,i9c Grapefruit 19c BeetSfClarks XUt hoiu of her birthday Rex D D Brady moved his fanuy from Jackson Saturday to the Congl paroraj here Tina workers on the new Man nonie church here who are vol unters from other parishes, ate making remukable time In two , weels line they have the build up, sided and roofed Sicte Trooper Beryl Amburgey of SVCIaire was home Saturday Mrs Edith Teeple of Jacksoa FOR SALEPCTATOES S00 u visied Mrs Nettie Vaughn las bshel L W Umstead ISoii week Y0li sALESimplex Mangel, , M and Mrs Bill Baughti WP9 new, also high chair in Toledo Sutday 1 Tames WhitleyPhone 15E1I Frd Server jr of Kowell star yANTEDMan for part lime janitor work Evenings Apply Board of Education, Pinckney FOR SALE A 35 gal automatic Hot Water Heater with 30 feet o1 copper pipe, also a 55 gel bbl and mixing fawcett A Bargain Clessie Altenbemt, Pinckney Want Ad, WANTED iVll SALiJ tower cenien,, rmwt wllh gasoline engine 1C0, Geraiu ifliaaon uji iSALK Maple studio couch thitr, NewDuoTiieAH Heater, 6 burn r ki rosene cook stove vsiio oven, 5 piese chrome kitchen et, niaplo bedroom bit , blonde table model radio, uglrl whito figure i ice skates,Mouton fur co ii size 14 6t0 VJnadilla St, PincknV Experienced wonmij lOIl JSALEHahy Huggy,liigi cnairj desk getting the Grand Trunk freight wants day work 65c r hour,aiso hc of draieie and hoiuie ready o move his week, want ironing to do at home 8202 Pettysviki Road Hodden, phoe 64FU OH SALE6 H, V, Nepune motor track across from the depot Mr Sever bought the depot but does no imow what he will do with it He has 3 chances io sell it It will be moved north of the L Pauln FOR SALEPotatoes, 11 grades 1947, never used, 100,00, Willard Wilte Farm,plione 131F4 RBUFFARP,0395 Half Moon Lake FOR SALEI UniversalCooler Re FOR SALEFitish local fruit, plaoo frigerator, 6000, Inquirki of I your canning orders now, vibit our Bologua Bacon Cqonirte r u n R Fih 321 Putn6m pinckney atani, North Territorial and Hex John Burg, son John, and Jackp 107 ter Road Wed, Sat , Sua, This Reason saw the Tigers get wal FQR Mftf Cottage Fumtehed at Special, Sumnic ,uah for m 0lt rUndaX u 265 Putnam Drivf, Fagan Lata, 1 a bushel Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout UcClKgQr Melvln Rd inquireALSO VEGETABLES cmd Iir and MrsStanley Dinkel at o Allen, 9040 FARLEY ROAD saw tho night Detroit St Louuis FOR SALE EnTudcFlherTnXi I gome iriday Outboard Motor See Mrs H T Loiter McAfee and family Morion, 9955 Gknbrook Sub, Halfj spent Sunday in Clinton Moon Lake TRUCKWG WANTED Will Haul Gravel, Pill Dirt, Sand Black Drt 1 nd Stone, Promjt Service An vere in tha State HENRY WINSIOW Call Pinckaay 112F11 NOTICE I am etrn cleaning Xogs and r holstery drop me a card nne lai Norman Reaaon, phone 17,Pincknay Mclntyrp, FowUrvUle, Michigan , FOR SALEFormer SG Tepre ATTnNTIOiA scrap yard opes corner M36 and Howdl Rd,Pinck in iregoryDo not haut your fence neyt 2 lots, 2 dar garage sliadev A iron or 11 al to tho dump Bring ideal business corner, also 2 otfaar it to us We naY the high dollar, modern nomca In Pinckney W pickup STOFER ROBE A Man and Mis F re ix ti led to tie Best What is finer than to sjxnd the summer witfi a tine boatwe have u large selection of boats aa4 utboard uotora specially a Mar j tin 40 er 60Ancricas finest 0 iti We will demonstrate for you or the lake Very ikw can do that Also paints, Hardware, Oars, Paddles, Fishing j tackle, bait Wi also sell or rent cement mixers, pilera Come and visit us, George Wilson KaaWseA WI WILSONS SALES ML RENTAL SERVICE 3121 W Grand River, Lake mune Five Tafle west of TliliMn Phone S54W4 FOR SALE Formor S a home M36 4 Howe RdiaekaW suitable to convert into 2 ama 12 lots, beautiful abide, 2 gararfi, ateam hea4, ideal comer Call Fred J Tie HenaB Paone 75 We Want to Buy Your Grain Thank You Kindly Fanners Feed Supply G PHONE ttd MAIL 0 t Dublin Core The Dublin Core 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 25, 1948 Description An account of the resource August 25, 1948 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 1948-08-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/abad775b3a476ef868f14b9c5507ac51.pdf d041f359d962f2433813e48e227ea207 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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losi a tree eu ievouons iI1ftu a to a was ihe JIC1 Olwil out uicicney ui , au ana liu iei W it venture was a metal Ur Petaaxn SLSS11 Wanlea h so he Parted a 11 u e germed neia una gym luciucro ror in nrsi unite IOCUI jpeopi have oecome lamiuar via hem flus was in JHSB H mT Scian tngiibh 0 IQ 9 pui ana ii Qur Jyewre me euy una 0 a m mases fcfunaay, iept 6lhe 18ih Sun Mrs AuinUca ana ,ne i ,,, VveU, Umi he utj inlb hemaaeScience SuPl Reader strict discipUne is enioxced 3000 the first year j Engineer Wm Jertreys Knives came next, then follow ne school bus and 4 station ed water prooi match boxesspec wagons and cars will bring ial trout knives, clincher gait ior ruxai pupils in The basement of hah rniin oiUt y h9h moss tol taJ ea bun One school bu 4 11 durmg me days last w trie mercury novred week wnen a 1ri ana Sa 1 Rosary service hi ne uSt Cu,7y 1 in He iind Pinckney came bar I iMoian corea J more L can9tycjAed its noneif i Wee e y when the Leaex 2 J urouad 10a mf hover not Uifcy in 01 nuv u , 1 J n n,,, years uKAM contest un, ioi women Ia iw abou uil as are suitennTT Weeks r 3 wany rutis are suitexing Jndt weeJcs crops are , w u grass hies una sLnge to say tne houespoait io Michigan loot week was iiaique upper peninsula where ihe thermometer mt 1U2 uad people have beengcug to cvoi oil ail summer ire neat vavn w general and s ia k be caused by hot winds from ihe Caribean sea On top oi a at the , Wowt , th6,aa I864 QS S21fL available outirorn ieleS , Iayers lish government ordered 12UU0 waterproof match boxes for the soldiers in the trenches , used as soonas FiTJSl I iT f iSS S 6 6 now, Sun night ai MHchell n iop oi a4 o fctary building in New York, hiusday ihe mercuury reached 23 dearfioc A 1 23 degrees Auly reafned The 62nd The knives haveg handle, I FatopST 1 and moety percent are bouqh ,hl Y by sportsmen who have no use an the week fai tnem aU aol, possessing them Webster Marble died at hu hunting camp at Round Lake,3r miles from Gadsone in 1930 Today hia son,William is pres Ident oi the company and James TJone who joined the company in 1905, general Manager They employ 100 people Gladstone, adjacent to Escan aba has a vas recreaUon pro gram Including a lighted fiold, recreation house and beach house All Star Tri County League gamo and Myr tie Ries ana her horse, Sue Tuesday is Childrens Day and e 018 Qnd cont6sithe test ti,hSePullin9 co Wednesday is 4 H judginghar Thursday Open class judging, ball game i Pinckney vs LansingThe machini DODGE SWARTHOUT T was IZVL ouu, swartnoTa,, to were aueaaea uy Jaci, i epUon was he d or rerm borne on US 3 j GIBLS7o7FTAirGAME Tne receruly organized PinCK and ball game t Pinckney Kast LansingThe machinery and Live Stock parade is at 7p, m, Friday more harness races, calf auction, ball game fowler, yille vs Okemus, Girls soft ball 1 gctme crt night The Auto Mani acs Live stock and machinery parade Saturday nine heats of bar ness races Ball game Fowl ville vs Wobberville Girl ball game The Calvacade of Sars be on each night ler is soft c ius 01 tne week they chang ed their hours and worked oui from 600 to 800 a m and 400 to b00 p m xMo player is ex oused from practise and a rjoy who was awol one day had to walk back to Silver Lake, a dis tance oi o miles The V r is sponsoring the game ana men snare win be used for their building funa as hey contemplate building j in the lmmedia1 xuure University ot Toledo playi a 11 game scheauie Among the f teams hey play are universiy j of Detroit ana Wayne Umveri y and on Dec 4 the piay he an ual Glass Bowl cjaein at Toledo The head coacn is Skip Stan ley, former Brown and Wash ton University coach There areb tylLLhiqan man on the s4quadThey aie Larry Mans, Southeastern high school Det rot Keith Bouck, Fred Zeiel and sP, a home Tun WtoZZLv on and added a run y wee heid on when U, to bwaunou orug bom M V k on ZZdlm l V awl more PmcKney lock h McKay of ConiinaN v e J wllen 1, S Y and V I doubled Owen Mitcheii ieuu Ambujgey r hQl 48 iinonit yi , cmd V auled with his brotner J Doinus of DetioiL and Mr Jom n ut Howell rrnmn SulliVfin n Sullivan of nl, mr Jain na 11 of ev Fr Sr9i Ybroh maters ev rr bullivan, Rome, uay e Uii e wcikers on he a again eveuec I and shorts nH on Wymans home luu J much in evidete Sl but was edwidge aouhled m the dth their shirts were OMMUNITY CHURCH CJongrsgaiionalj 7ih R 7 Christian m ung D D Brady, pastor ormng U ors, Y pa fcubjbui Bemu 1U,J0 Our Labor Sunday School HTheme The Church Choir Practise Wed MI Organist d Choir Director 9h Mrs Merwm Campb t H c ,, , Day uuuia Qxrfinin ships We osied men Ule or iuu to cs and 75c to s have u9in, iiUs 1130 in Thy ut mtstaboj Day Sundav we should examine om relauo out stealing 3rd,In tiie Wyman lost control and walked D Amburgey, Swarhout and iwichell, filling the base with one out but jjoth Singer hoys grounded out Fmckney put J, Lavey and G Ledwidge on iie dh on enois Ledwiage was out at the piute when rt Amburgey hit o ore and X Ledwidge and D Am burgey struck out in tne last half yman fus up was hit by u pitched bulLDuun got a hit, OConner was uoosied to 20c and u pass Llcyd tiled to left held bQyed Jifiiefoa as employer, employee, buyer and soiler and will and u ei ney xuemens bn fi a yiUii sort aJi aarneT eU yume ufciecu HAMfAHIAN HAUOP1AM , aM Mrsiervau Hampar lauoi matron, joruer 2S OU9UWT AyneI0 e InT ieaiijoxn which ,,, , ,wiUU at St John, the pi Ar iost to ftoweii f nian church, Detron to 4 xjoh Wk uli i ana give pec Fred Denniss of Pontlac BobWaasiflte ghiisiian prin Blaha, Bessmer and Bob Enoise I clPals m OUT decisions, of Lambertville Football is big business big business methods are in building a team IncidenUy Stanley DinkeJora man was awarded a scholart at Universiy of Toledo m K senior year at Pinckney bu no er used and Wyman scolec run Pini i, y F Smcjer, 3b G Lewidge, rf Lavey, ci see tha Flint barber jieri price i 0 tor hair 100 for siiaves rnii baroers ior some ieason oi cthei seem to lead the biae in boosting prices in 1946 they jumpea hau cu s horn 510U We remembei haircut we ever had shop, it w UJI even and alwuys is for 75c io he fust in a barber was quite an even whol, UT It w boos ed J n iven sfn,,i i busied to 20c and g time, in MENNNON ITE THMPru RArrburgey or it Uech 7 v Not tii iiuiuhuiif HAMBURG, CHURCH yior, 40C0 SvarthcM Wm Lwtifr N L of Pinckney ine ae uraay aigni ana too in aucut 15U at the gate and on pop en In the opemng game uu rmcic ney Cubs who nud to piuy with oui Uieu pitcner w Ail Stars u to 4 hah narrow f 1118 wre Ps ana giacu pitched innings unui ho was Ilos Jhe matron oi honox was nurt and Stanley Dinkel,oid Unio T8 MY rta9P1Qn ana Jxrni veteran finishea Hagopian was iest manfindes The two ghis teams, Dads maids were rlose fiagopian ana Root Beer and Lansing Bonded Arme Wamperian riarry nam expelled by he umpire, tlie Roofixig put on a snappy game P Leo Boodakim were gk team nosed out Ann which was won by uf Ann Ar shers Margaret and Camcnn CKm bcr girls 5 to lThe piaying of Hagopian were flower girls ana the catcher for the Lansing girls I Michael Armoudlian was ring waa high class and incited tho fcter ANiNOUNCEMENT Tir and Mrs Aiex Lazlo ann ounce the engagement of theu daughter, Virgina,to Glen Zahn, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Zahn oi Ann Arbor Ihe wedding will take place Sept 4 TrU COUNTY LEAGUE In a game filled with debate I juiNiiy School Morrin Worship Service Youi Peoples Mflfitisjr Lwntng Message JO 00 AB R n 3 1 1 4 0 1 3 ,2 2 K Ledwidge, If 9 I Q 311 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 , 1 0 0 0 0 0 111 J1 J, 730 1H Tischeler, lb Swarthout, rf Reader, c Twitchell, c U A , C OU , ii Lloyt, Beniu,, d , Beaury, ss 2b y, ss fi,iQn tins mcluded ln9 vasal,ne rubbtd next prj,Je a onic 8qured winch endured to World and since then th been frequent 8 S huve haveniij your iioii wa to AU n The War 1 1 U AB R 4 U 4 1 1 Notice 11 ihe past i has been cut0 Qive7 iJelephne raorl to give initormation as to thi in which the Ann Arbor catcher I 11 fires However, effec Keesler 3b 4 Cooper, lb 4 3 4 4 an, p IMiblcck Dunne, rf 2 2 1 2 0 0 H U u 2 2 r w wiou wu u 0 iw cou1Cttuuu r,, e Xa aUy ateS lu c viiiu aowjuuu wincn y aunay piomo, u vhsu nuhlolltW3 OTa Co y yea on KquuI , nuuunaus unvii nirY1 inu yuvL nim iips on in icwci mm how WLrB au ox stanea Arbor Autos here Sunday 11 to 10 Jack London who admiralon of the crowd Ginny , Ihe bnde wore a Spanish Hanselman started pitching for, CQ, deep shoulder design, her Ann Arbor and Mary Moore of burton veil was attached to a Hamburg and Rosemary Spen coronet of old lace The bnaes cer oi Whitmore Lake aiso play, naids wore pastel ii rirs Conservation Notes Miclugans portion of he Pitt man Robertsc wLdhie fukd yr year will be 539,030,000,the larg tax on firearms and amunition A new Mason county oil well, 3 miles north of Pent water, is pumping 100 barrels an hour t, shades m Sow matching hats and The recepaon was held HucE RZETS J, L neJd at WU1V 1 sion score Sf and the couple wereChelsea Ind 15, Chelse for twn JnPJLMakinac WmdF 4 1 9 Novi 4 Sout ror iVO Woolre TUft tii I T , o T w live Au9ut 27h iast, operciois are requested t0 diconhrueil prac ise except tc, fjremen v 1 pitched a fment officers Please co op no hi game for Ann Arbor iaM ge innervation oi law en week was no puzzle to Pinkney era w,lth 0 hre dept bv not Part of the Pinckney team was tor this information as n awol and Grant Ward, Jimmie a hazard in that the fire X attomT1 wnn autonvsbiles and tjuri ,, the pwgTS Ct automobilee money Lvenually he caught and cnnuifJ to make easy ght and convictedWht a1 the lunch Myer and Tom Goode played This victory pus Pinckney in 4lh place and assures her a piece in the playoffs Other east division 1 0 P paid out 1260 m bounties for foieT ial two weeks They Will rceside at 12243 Ward Ave, Detroit PINCKNEY CHAPTER NO 145 The Livingston County Assn of the O E S will be held in Masonic hall in Pinckney, Sept 113 h for ahtvmrs m i k ernoon and evenina Thejwrnber of cotnmercial fish I Pn inner wm oe served ing coats out oi Port Huron m recued from 7 iast year to is czeased 70000 lbs Tfir2 six aame period last year ftchigans 47 state parks will weeks after Labor Day sVrn7 scores a , , , South Lyon 9, Grass Lake 4 Wih Hank Green pitching the Brighton team took firstt place by beattna Fowlerville 8 to Webberville bea A A Legion 6 to 4 Mason took Okemus 7 to 4 and Stockbrdge beat East Lan sing 6 o 5 The two divisions will play an all star game at the Fowlervills Fair Labor Day OWE MBCHBLL thidtL Owen Mitchell S8, tm 4ec J p trkian who tired at Patterson Lake, died Friday Surviving is his wife The funeral was held t Sfc Mary, church Moodav SCHOOL PROPERTY FOR SALE One acre School Site 7121 Dox ter Pinckney Road and building School will receive sealed bids until Sept 25, 1948, retaining the right io reject any and all Booabell SekelL Director irortage Lake, PuyaoYT tVLA X7MMUJMiCATirj ttWLjtt of Liv i w gc lqry cemetery, j Boston Lodge No76 will be held rrTitHS0 VfUvi portont heinee will J2r d Mr ed Ma G BuAiJSodCS11 ue at J gooa attendance m asked 1 W Cudettec mado im up A BRIGHTON TOURNAMENT The Hazel Park Eagles won the hton tournament by beating Jand Motors of Pontiac Sat urday night The star of the tournament was 18 year tld bobby Frye of the Brignton VanCamp team who pitcned three 3 hit games three days Tuesday he beat Saaeis of Howell 1 to 0 Wednes day he beat Harnburg 4 to 2 wy oe beat U A W CI O atMaweM A to 1 yfridoy, , 21 Camps and Judqe of pobate loot to Hose Park 5 to 2 Many have asked why he fire siren blows so many imes for a fire The new system that was installed after the old siren was destroyed by fire is a three position alarm blowing hree,six and nine blasts respectively and is entirely automatic Once he position is selected and the al arm released nothing can be done to alter it The following number of blasts have been chsen Three for inside the viil age limits and six tor outside Pinckney Fire Department THE SOFT BALL TEAM The soft ball season ended here last week,the held being no longer available having been converted to football The team started last April wih a game at Cassidy LaKe and have played a total of 26 games of which they won 19 and lost Bob Singer pitched aJl games ihe people of toe nan but 4 innings of the Brighton comeaies and circuses 1 game which Don Amburgey fin crowds tn lackccT e ie ished Bob SingerJoe Lavey and games draw ihHrmaT Howard Tischeior wr fho l o MYC wmgi WUS a iew years ago he wa and Aaned on iable eon served nem The ba Ci Howard Tischeler were the only oi AXIS bcuiy om SeS19 ones who played all 26 games, hoseoT tnan Ye editor organized the Pmck tor oadcasiSo H nul ney Cubs this year which prov wnnm,, , y 1 American ed to be a lucky move as i gave the VJW plenty of reserve material 5 Cubs played a number of games with the V F W The Cubs won J garos and 1UIABD E BAtfRON the S r 0 77 died at Joe Jeffreys lonLl iedxle6iy after a Joe vey Wrnf8, 5 was me county Gus Ledwidge vX1 dr 2 Don Amburgey w he sold out m 1938A DemT ic st 3 We want to complimeiit Merlin Lavey and the V F OA 7L for tie efficient way ii vhich they operate d the athie ic Leij nis sumn Monday night the VFW put down a well and lsWjlled an electric pump to wet down ho held, a thing long needed V F W Batting ti verages l R H Pet 7 2 4 570 v UUCi propiogaaa during he late war is on this order Ineir broadcas wo 3 supposed make the America soldiers homesick and anxious o end ihe war but their an jJTed ,, i , uo wur DUl Ih 8 d ,he idlers r them for reason why wa t not done quickly 6 expedient held reason trials were 2 8 he anairs of the party a, m6d cil as state NOTICe TO TAXPAYERS 1 vi, he t my heme v Thcr dny venin IUTXI Saturday afr poors to collect vilso tax unli further notice Holcn Reynolds, Vuilke Tcea Hi ast Pwtessn St cu inspector unoer 3v wi bridge R Ferris 19 i00 thA rv j 36 he was Democrat candidate for surviving e Mae Brogan, and tmoiLhoT aFrammgham, MaST aS SAto2gS NOTICE The runeraJ w K L King Dau9hlJeai 27ithSl So J2 730 p jn Cae pwai Bab Amburgey Keith Ledwidge Jack Haines Fred Singer Wesley Reader Robert TwHcheli Howard Tischle ro5 11 Jim Burroughs 19 2 Bob Singer 62 7 0 84 17 76 20 43 10 27 7 44 8 32 7 57 15 27 8 37 5 3 420 34 404 26 363 14 326 9 33 13 296 9 250 14 243 9 235 9 243 14 215 4 222 5 088 V ny oBered the Huaa7 intS who cut the amy iMa MwU orc nUT9 1 Ihe job in GMM aw hr ror 10 lvrzr 4 fa 4X 35V a pit hand 1pwflp im ms siwewpispsipsjsi P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, SepL 1 1948 C91it fcfl v1 Neighboring Iotee , c ic,ai Lucius wuson, on O oa luiivan lXukee, linaania aU V w m t K i Fue oi undeiteanineu c a de siroyvd ih cottage oi xoruun Campbell a JoaLyn La e last uui to Kobert Young pad wile I i II i I Jj MM IIITT 1T AVOIN THEATER SYLVAN ru4 TEft Oi tupicis, Aug 17, u son V s f J iL b GRAD CPENiNC DAY ri, Sept 3 RATERNAl AND CLUB DAY St, Sept 4 YOUNG AMERICA DAR Sun, Sept 5 LABOR DAY Mon, Sept CHILDRENS AND Ot TIMERS DAY TLJ, Sept 7 Admission Gates Orn n Adults 50c NOG,i, itu Children tuchr 14 Aulai u t LE fR fVRNORS ANDNOPlilcF MICHIGAN DAY , Sept a FARMERS AND JR th ITOr2 DsY Iurii , Spt tOSNCE AND IN3U MY u hif Sept 10 JETfcKANS DAY Sat, Stfjt 11 CANADA DAY kn, ci iJ i N Y 1 0 o 12 J SS J 2 John Stone, Livingston county torm aye it a Howell, has xe I signed, having received a ieliovv chip ut Harvaid university SfccKbildge has inaugeiated a sodomy Ilojeci to sod thsir new hgu 1 chlesic iield Derrick B Lyons, owner oi the Con unity ruel and Elovatoi Co at Howelldied Aug 22 Ccudey Watkins, a one legged war veteran oi Howell made his first solo Right las, week Owing to overcrowding, the west ward school at Howell closed lor some years, will be reopenedA marriage license was issued in Ann Aibor last week to Louis Swaithoai, Pinckney anc Audrey Dodge, Ann Arbor Born to Mr ana Mrs mor yiuLmer jr of Howell last week a son Mis Eunice Schuchart, Howell cLieded the U b W Sconven , lion at Wasiiugon,D C last Born o tiemy Miller and wile oi iowiervilie Mary Love on Aug 23, a son week Wm Schuhe, owner of the owell Theatre, has broke ground lor a ne i ja o Last Giand hivei, ouwue tn ho well City hnuLs ana Uth HaiL Pettysviii rrec biaaes is aiuing mi to How ell LUCLU Howie tt, daugnkr oi Henry nowitt oi Uxegoiy diea I Saturaay ioubpL feature E OF SAITA FOSA i 5d Western with I OUiAAA, IitiSGALS k oliJwo WOaiEGA, PATRICIA lnd Hoosier Hot Skots I SPOPT G SINGS MrsMax Parkinson and daugn A ITorse ttacing Picture with iex of Aun Arbor spent Sundu j pui Campbell Gloria Henry with Mis hose Hendei J Jack and Susie Clark weru un Tues, Sep, 5 7 Ann Arbor by buss Sunday The Joe Griffith loanily were j Sunday guests of the Menvm A Homey p Campoeiis at Portage Lake , SpencQx Tracy, tana Turner ivuss Baroara wasn speU lasUPlufc Nwt week in Detroit vc vanAmburg oi South Ly SSSSssssssssssssSmSSmmSSmSSm Zd anr,1 HOWELL Theater CASS TIMBERLANE 1 I mwVOTE FOR A YOl WITH 17 1LGAL LXPEHIENCE YEARS PRACTICAL Michtel Larland FOii it cuit Judge SEPTEMBER 14 Ho understands youth problems lie believes in the wise and uudeisaudmg use of he proba LUII apu oteti oi 25 Years Ago Pinckney ball team lost a ion I dawn out game at Dexter LaLw I Day 17 to 16 Grub Marpi,, bea phcning tor Pmckney auc 1 wii, ivj o,a oy Ciuude euu y and hocne bnenan nank Hail, b6, died at hu heme west of own Aug 28 lit ieavea his wife and a oi, vei nor i The toucliers ai the Groyoi J senjoi aie inomas vviioon, bin I ian Wyhe, Beanco LJ iia Kartdy ha u iea his connection with i j p o, a son Dtiin o ih C 7edaer cd Sept 3, ajson obtmuei C Miliar SOM las laiiii huudmgs uud , ,, w jwiia juiiia oi ieuc and ijouwjht uie t G JacKo nouje ni riuwjuiey Eaward bniger and family Ui Jucioon cuiica on i Jujn wai uuiz ianuly INolesoi 17 1 ears Ago Arthur MarshallAlso Mrs illard Widmayer oi oi Detroit ATer working in the Cory Drug Store for sevoral yeai Miss Mary Wylie has resigne o care ior her sisters children, the laUer, Mrs Leland Gran being a patient a4 Universi hospital, Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Elwin Hulce and sorv Jerry, called at the Curlet J come Sunday They left for Tus in Tuesday where he is suptcf he school vVnue playing soft ball So iignt Bobbie Danow pulled a 1 muscle m his He was taken to ,1 the hospital but is home now j Robert Hutton IQWK MICH lues, Wed, Thur Frl, ug 3L Saot 1, 2, 3 GONE W7H THE WIND In Technicolor Starring CLARK GABBLEVIVIAN LEIGH j Lesiio Howard,OKva deHaviland Cartoon Sat, Sept 4 Sunet Carson in Frk, Sal Sept 3 4 KISS OF DEATH Staring Yictor Mature Brian Donlevy, Patricia Moxriaon Colleen Gray vutoou aid Latest Nw Sun, Mon Sept o, o i B FS DAUGHTER Stanig , Barbara Stanwycic, Van Heilia Charles Cabuxa Marqaret Und ay Car on G My Dreams Show 3, 5 7, i, Tues, Wed Thur, Sept 7, 8 9 lruUn Ox biUiRA MADRE4 Stcurimq HUMPHREY BOGART, WALTER HUSTONTIM HOLT BRUCE BENNETT and BOBBY BANKS Cartoon 8how 715, 912 FIGHTING MUSTANG Alio Joyce Reynolds in Don Bums and Barbara Haines took Howard Haines to Syrc l cuse, N Y las week where he I is being treated by a specialist, t The Marvin Snirey family 1 spen the week end in Mio I Sun, Mon, Tues, Sep 5, 6 Service WALLFLOWER Cartoon IIL The Eiseler Sisters have mov jd tiom the Jessie Green house to he rooms over Clarks store Grass fires are keeping ihe fire dept busy They make 2 j runs some days Sunday guess oi the Curie j family were Dr and Mrs Jamc j Comedy Curlett and daughter, Mar, oi toseville, Sandra Yoe of S lair Shores and Nelson David son of Detroit Leonard Lee and family arc spending the week at Mesick iWa iiee Sunday at 2, P M Cont Also Monday Bing Crosby, Joan Fontaine in EMPEROR In iechnicoLa Carloon WALTZ Nw Wed Thur, Sept 89 The FIQQ Lunch counter in banking is deiinitely ended, just as the rree lunch counter of ine old saloon passed into history Unere is no excuse and never was for the h lunch counter in darucing Iheie is no such an mal asiree serviceit never existedsomeone always pays and this cannot be avoidedOur service charges are as reason able as it is possible to make them Protect your cash by using our NIGHT DEPOSITORY WE HAVE Atoiliii FUNDS AVAIL AULE FOK SOUND LOANS HEAL ESTATE FORTGAGE OR PEKSONALu AT REASONABLE RATES 1 FTRST NATIONAL BANK HOWELl, ro Unaer Federal Supervision WOMEN IN WHITE vi D Starriricj Member Fcder4ti Depowt Inuinc 44W Eleanor Parken John Emery cTnoroi1 v, n ncsiu 1milrj Uf Ralph Croupe Wand iamihPol 11 GMteV Gig unq to u,uuw for KaUrDapoiKuxv Detroit span4 Sunday at the W f bport Koel Cartoon C Mllr home I L Dr Wm Monks of Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs Madeline Stock c Birmingham called on Nellie Gardner, Fannie Monks and Mrs Emma DJnkel Saturday hcymoud Sigler and nogei bauiaay in Dexte tio syiem desiged to rehabil ae and inake useful citizens oi ycung people who have made Miaeg, ai Jas wj Qua1 i iiiv Moian is wcrfcirg masenwry in Lansiny L, i bigier ana Caii STyic spent Lauor Day in Ann AJLI ouKtnnage wnxUuiid nei LIOI waus oi buck, having ordeioa a carload STATE GTMlCHKTAr, F PTIORATE corHT FOR THE BOUNTY OF IIV1NGSTN t i setiion of said Cm, t, hold i 11 Pf biite nifire in tin jy Ho 11 in siil Cur n tho 3rd Hiv ,1 it said Couitj, en t 17tli dfy oi Aiifnist A D, 108 pleent, Hon lUrnin R Smith, i,uir f Probate u uie Mntti uf thr Kstatu of Mali IUani Tiakor Doc rncd I appearing to tho ourt that tin rttrir fOftti7Hithtiirr of Hainrs iiyaiit said otite shoud be iinut ,J 1 aivi that a time and ptpee L toe ad ci Alive HORSES 600 COWS 750 HOGS 200 per Cw HLNDlliG WON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Faa Animal Collected Promptly tvioiern Equipment Capable Mon t L PARKER, Aent Phone 88, Puicnf rfirvice in Mkhijja Ths FAS1TST Dad St Ciantral Dead S t ne Ic Co vJ A company has been tormed appointed to receive examine alj hoijort win hnva taken over claims and demands acainst said II Uy, OF CORUNNA CANDIDATE FOR Circuit Judge or CORUISNA Candidate ior t am 4J years oa and nave laciLjeU la indepenaently m iay nomc ivvn since 133 my jnmeaia e iamhy have beta esueii s and tax payers of Sniu wussee County ior over 80 years past ai view oi the iac that I wai ruiie on a tarm ana hdiec the tinancing ot nearly one nnd a hall million dollars wcrui o term lands tor he local ar Loan Association between JO4 and 1938, I believe thai 1 nave beVer than the average vuiderstandiuo, of lhe problems oi he rural as well as the urban 9 residents of the 35th judicial circuit Xj e au cs r ecf office o which I confddor it en honor or a r at Cneisea who have taken over me peat marsh and will niarite it tor fuel The state fair is at Pontiac again his year Potatoes are 75c a bushel A barn on the Bill Ball farm at Hamburg was struck by hgh1 claims and demands against said decease by and before said Court It is Ordered, That all of the creditors of said deceased are re qulrc to priienL Uieir tlaiii3 iojl aid Court nt said Probr Office and to servo a opy thqicofj Ulon , Sari Ann Rumpus, adnnniatrali j of faid estate, Gregory, Michiijaii, Better Health nirg and tournea n or before the J8th day or Oct Wc receded musk meuons ober A D 94g at ttQ Qcy from L B White and a water melon oi Ed Reynolds last week Roaei Corr has been appcmea ttreet lamp lighter at 8 a inc Charles 2ios, colored, employ Dr HFSigler, died last veek i 0 Decatur, HI jom to Fred Mackinder wife Aug 28, a girl ana H Vv Croloot and tilai poche took i he SI cxrion Wr hrTuesday ,vLTh a tola cnvoVnl ot 111lnftecrs , Roche s teacVinq the ranxan, Lee crr, iv I iiavifci cia,, t fcave xKn eieca ona rtc pfivilae to serve as your crcuu Judge your oontiimeo supoon In zst ali mT candidacy Witt toe ap ppsciated and 1 into yoa io iio n me ovei W00woMO 1080 on your dial on beptem I wiU discuss my own canaiday vrtth you at that tuner HONPARTISAN PRU4AHLS SbPTEMBER 14 1348 and wife of FOli STATE REFRESVrATIYE NOMINATE I STORY Or GilMUG iA it becviiI T0Wjvd oi Havcnas Ilodtnod and Frances who hanged herseS loftuoes Head Hie tforie ot itvAMdeoB Week T muel Martin Pclanu scent Friday with Mrs 1 Beniah MartinXna BSigham and wixe of Grass Lake callad in rioward Haywaid ood wtfe jnd Mrs Ella Teeple ,91 called on Mr NeUie Vaughn Yednesday Boy Reason and ianuly and d B itfs sAorieS n Edna ieason ana Lecc I S he week in a cot MSch fftrtw amended 0d at home 5 in tho forenoon, jsaid time and place Doinr hereby appointed for tlu ex ftmination and adjuUnent of all claims and demands against sid decacd , u It is Further Ordered, That pub j P oca thereof be given by pub of a crpy of i this order, Tee successive weelcs pr0vioa u, aid day of hearing in the Iluckitey Dispatoha newspaper pnNted tuul circulated insaid County flham RSmhh, Judg of Probst A true copy CefeBU Parhallregister of probata To the voters of Livingston and Shiawassee Counte We, members of the Owosso Tovnship Board, endorse our Tovnship Treasurer Mr Adrian leroom for State Repwentative fori Livingston and Shiawassee Counties If nominated in the Republican Primaries Sept U and elected in November, we sincerely feel that he will give hi ver beet to our counties aui rK Sate of Michigan as he has aiven his br tor 2 veare io the Ctv of roe and Owosso Towwrfsp r Sincerely your Robert Stevai Supervise and Chairman oi he Shiawassee County Boaza of Supervisors Modern Plumbing MSIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR OMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE HXiES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEAiS EDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STFEL MASON ITE SHOWER CLOSE i COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS St SHAFFER DEMINC 4 PEERLESS WATER fcTER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS t 7CTRIC A OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE iEATERS FITTINGS HALVES, SOIL PIPE ft FITTINGS IN STOCK MWPuJultVGHES PLUMBING, HEATING, fcPAI INC m ULOrMlda PHONE W7FI1 OPEN VfNiS ffflda NoanoB , jeeSos oi Peace hitoe of the truncis a orron State Reiktsirativt PXPtRUCAN PRIMARIES 14 VETERAN ATTORNEY tfcafev ,H,ffP fMWE U Jjy rmwV4 T ri m, IMMl I ill I wmm PINCKNEY P1SPATCH Wednesday, Sept 1, 19 ard Goods, Hosier Gents Furnishings Fruit Fh tr DISPATCH fettered as eciw v natter a IojtoiuGrc liiUliica J WcUnusUay 1 1 MM ilint , r,u V VV Cuvlett, Pubiiktitfr iicii WuUaCc uiia it ac On a motor trip to Iwvv EuiHi RiCuaid Rerio, 2b, oi Niuuiih wai killed Friday rucjht when nio car was hit by a Gran I Trunk Uuui at the Munlth cross ing DOIU at home to Mr and Mrs John Burg, a sort, Alan Joseph, Saturday 28 bucK Lewis is batching it while ins mother is ssoujoming at the un buij home ,y uud guests a the Geo luouipiOu home were M and Alis ri ii Wuiaus ot Sylvama, Ohio, Mr and Mrs Huny wuinn oi edo,Ohio,Paul KKeisei enu iamiiy oi Detroit and Mr nid Mrs A Jacobs oi Dearbo a iviiao Janet Keer who iis oeen spending we saimai h rxer grandparent, Mr and Mis George inoiap,on returned to j Deaoit Sunaay iiuaj oi Aiaid iij ML Dauuv were tieu bun aia vvhj, xvns uiiul Liy, ho luce ana vs neil Ohmctnii Oi Ijiuii ana 1 orcfat Duirow ana , iviuiiaoo, j j Mr and Mi Andrew Neb called on Mr card Mi viciy j iOi oi haon iiapx Monday I Ai liur Marshall ual un7 attended the jiinty loud com irciuc liidu ai i t i ike , JUuvid Aberdeen jont ia week, in Detroit I Mrs Llla Fox of Long teach Caiiiornia Lulled at the Andrew lVii i horie Sun J ay hijday guejU oi Mr and Mib LJ arnout weie Mrand 1VU I hicuard Breaker oi Fowlemue V and Wm Ualiup and ianm, r, t v I t t Enroll Now FOR FALL IERM BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING ULSIN1SS ACCOUNTING lHilNrSS MACHINES SUM iui OUR IUFI CATALOG Ann Arbor Business School 53a NiKLLS ARCADE PHONE 20330 i k la nude a LimJ iiniit tiiAfi nor t fi,1 Ciivult iuilfi fron 1 v 1 Hi iniiilv hi lit i , thiii Vi1, I1, Detroit Lois McDonald of iev i0lCU is visi ing her parents M and Mrs John McDonnH About 1U0 ai tended HK P held at Rush Lake Sa nut n the Pettysviie Civic A,, h John Carpenter uid turnr x umed from noh, , Sunday Mrs Dotiy LamUr spunt las w gma Jarve Fred Camp Cj AMI f spent the W,k c ea iie On, Campbell heme and vent Cheisea with tr ,4ija Ann Arboi , ,v s sjourmirj j,i Waied Loe tiiese days Huzun Si,ifh and mcihei, Hi UW1 i, i J u o I i OR DI f or DISABLED STOCK ins SGCO COWS 76u HOGS 2 CO AM , I iWG TO SJZlf AND CONDITION CAlVi, iiLLp AND PICA RLiMOVfcf FREE PHOf AitLlNC BUYERS OF HIDES COLUMJT TO COMPANY VELL UO it SKINS 4 PLAYGROUND DIRT DISAPPEARS faster when the bath is pipinghot And plenty of baths are necessary for active, hardplaying youngiwrs For all the hot v ajer you want whenever you want it, switch now to ut electric water heater ITS CLEAN irs CAFR ITS AUTOMATIC ITS DEPENDABLE s SOOTHO FLAMESNO WORRIES 5 them today at your nearest Edson office or at your favorite plumbers or appliance dealers Uwm Eloctricatty emd Enjoy tho Dittofmcml C ffliin, i riale bnuth of Sou h Lyon were in town Monday night , Annie Sracitman is vi mnn j Kae DeSmedt at Pahein Lai M I Mr and Mrs V JJ IV ople ci i j son,Bob, of Sault SteMarieana Mrs Roy Teeple of Brianon c on relatives nere Sunday Mis Em ma Vollmc rrna scr John L3c ie, reumeJ iix Pctte j son, N J, lat week r r, CwdoLr foi Mrs Mable Suydcin of Jerk Mr au Mrs W C n Lee cn , , r, ,,atiua for rSUf son spent he week end oi the Uie Hulce iamy i,i IMV, Your rivo,t wil M J Peason home Chela and Boo Tch GK O, ,, Gene Dinkel has bcuaht iallV ndcrA , M , M T , I WIi Dunbar properly on West , Mrs Wayne ALee everx nea Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle and Main St and will remodel it hei f113 Monay , ed and P1 FlshT 3 Rex Pead and iamiv of N,w Frank Clai viel c, ejunercu of Miss Lottie Hurl York are visiting here Mr and sPnt Sunday at the Win bed in Fenon Monday Mrs Ross Read entertained Svn son Baughn home , , gUeSts a, , Ust day in their honor Mr and Mrs Sunday cuess of Mrcna Mrs McAfee home were Ed Rice and t Fred ReadRobert Read and fern uis Coyle were Ray Euyns crd son, Mr and Mrs Gaskowks ily and Mr and Mrsjames Whit vio and Domnrk Coriin a, Coioon Hudson and Peggy Pcd ley wife mer of Detroit Thft FowIetviMe Fair 6 Day sNitosSep tCH Tues Childre ns Day MOntTri County League All Star 14 7 ri E K Y TETKftrWyfi PI if Mug y spexrt Dsfto Tfimnii and faanily 4 uoyn I ofKiol spent be week Adbart Shkley home as Dtafctf 4 Drtr Oak Dr yiie bosne Wx fcanJy rtifee Ken I fee lUtMrcktMdid9e vs Mason 0 Vv iuDArigirtcm vs Chelsea TJHUPinckney vs Last Lansing FttUTOwterviUe vs Okenaus ATpteifrUs vs Wbberv Girls Soft Ball Casae Fi aod hsfiffSBBSBsW sSsssrAsBB 4 JUDGIWO CXMTST HORSE WT PULLENG CONTEST CAU ttUKAMUU HARNESS RAGING DAILY CAVALCADE OF STARS SHOW MlGiTLLY MYRTLE AND IKS KRSEU 1 J TTV rrf ii1 i Amazing ftWTHERM heater value 7995 FOR ONLY Full 14tach Burner53,000 ITU output Dies Ctiwltr tirtor tioclt Witts Stoppsr Hseor Tip Control Dial 2 tig RadW Doors Oeb WU Sect from every PsftfOjstM Otto mae see Mgkei getting the right heat Give you quick spot heat , OlNpofoUl iif ytMT seal eseayai tuning your radio I when you want it AH JSJSJ fot all ttsse famous uofm heater at an unbelievably low price Come in fetars la this handsome,fullsizeDuoftwui and see it now and solve all your heating Heater, Its a genuine DuoTherm rlrtmlsltiflj worries for years to come Easy terms Siii w Exclusivo PowerAir Blower avolfaUa sj tljejbt extra cost savos up to 25 01 fool oil LEE LAVEY 1 ITHE FOLLING HAVE COMPETE PERMA5TONL RESIDENCES IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY JTHI IIAUTY OP STONI fl PermsStone U a stonelike veneer that look like stone, has all its fyott features and is permanent It is not a tackedon siding Each block is cast and applied individual, like stone Ask us to send von a descriptive folder eboos this modern facing lot all types Ot buildings BERT YOUNCS35 NELSON CArtL PIERCE, 5416 Canterbury Drive Brighton EDD STOLT 664 Detroit Au W D RICHARDS, 912 N Mich BRAYTON KIRK, 5 W Grant oTiVar MRS M J BEAUPRE, 601 Thomp Son Lake Drive, Howell PERM A STONE CO 110 EAST GBAND RIVER, BRIGHTON TELEPHONE 73939 BRIGHTON CASH SPECIALS of fee, Del Monte Vinegar Gal 3a Sic oapFel Napt1ta2i9c Grapefruit 19c ets,Clarks ft a 25c 43c pant My tfte 49cll Bacon OMDSfcS 47C lb eal Stew C 1 c ,4 nmmooBsvm McFberswi State Bank PROFESSIONAL 6MNER iINClCJNEY SANITARIUM fc4j aA uuAi4y, Mich, 1 tfatfj MsOO A M g IOO P sl iWJfew 1 BAIT BITOT t This week a legend ended and begem fcacopt Wedaesdey 1 Wita the death oi Babe Ruth, the Horn , TlMSFii, Sat, 7iOQiOO a,u Run King, the Nation lost cue ot its ous ttanoKg peisonclJUea His name an J i pictute had come to meaa baseball io DR G R McCLUSKEY MiMUt 111 H i OUiee edeae 11 sjf Ayeietsi rteeV Ckarlea K, veie Atteroejs 1 Law fices State aad Wba Bans aievall, MttMie the brys and giils all over the world j Henceforth, as long as baseball is pkiv ed Bibs Ruth stories will be lcid and I ho iU continue to be the King oi Swat no matter how many homers are bit the 1 ew crop of major leaguer Babe Ruth hit tht ball hard and to win in Saving we must hit the ball too in order to wtiL A Savings Aacoant can be opened wUkai little us 1 bill ce4fM McPnersoo State Bank ere Deposit laaarance Cuisusuaa Money to lean at reasonable rUes Interest paid on Savings Pooka and Time Certificate oi Deposit All deposits uj io 6,00000 la eared by ar aaembershin is feel CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Mala St Ann ArbarJvlie Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Markets I I LOCAL NfcWS tfe, 0 HERB SNEED faoa 104 a Howell, leal Estate, City, laae aasl ft A ipottailtf Lias You roaerty With Ho tEE LAVEY CtUCKAL iiloUKAftCB fmckaev Michigan Ph MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law 13 naaosa Hieliif on Reparrily mm mm State , If n lakeside Drlo , Jtfcsh Laka A U C i ION EER fAKM ALcS A jrcciAUTY BEtT WYL1 PHONE rlrtCKNF 7Fai aiANMLi oERRlMAN Attorney at Lew 207 Bust Grand ttiver, Howol REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHSWtRTHOUT A SON f UNERAL HOV Modern BojUipaiosii Asnbvifcv aortie Peeee SS laeckaey rtcuu PHONE PINCKNEY U6F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDDER kVEL SAND, BUCK DI1 DIRT GRAVEL AND STONE Your Black Dirt fVaw for La wo 1 Putnam St Pinckey Pbojne 106F3 Ordr lest TXNTASCHt , ivij Eieanox ittdwidge and sons, Keith and David, atenaect the funeral of Ricnard barron at Howell Saturday Mis Monda Morris and Mrs Vivian Parmalee were in Lan sing Saturday YVm McMacken was home from Percy Jones hospUaLBaUie Creek Sunday riuberi Leawidge and family of Royal Oak spent Sunday with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge WilmerConibs of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm, Shehan home m , Jack Hanes ana family left for California by auo Sunday u I Mr and Mrs Mark NashAg I nee Richardson and Alice Gear J hart attended the wedding of I Robert Gearhar,in Flint Sat Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Pike of Wayne spent Sunday at the Bob Pike home Leignton Pike re u ied home with them j ALITfi Cl AQQ James Spencer and wife of A lKJ ULA33 Whwuore Lake caliea on Louis LET VS REPLACE THAT BROK Stackble and wife Saturday 1 EN CLAS IN YOUR CAR FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEbf GRAND RIVfiR HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 358 RESIDENCE 11 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK HAULIMl AND Weekly Trips Made To DtNtfi GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 n CARL JONEb CONCkETE PRODUCTStGRAVEU SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AN ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT or Any Papers Composed 702 Tome Road Letters or Coped t Your Cooyenience p aPiuckttey RFD No 2 All Work ConfidentUI Telephone Dexter 811C 747 Maiu St Plocklt, PbontSOFU8 P ail I DR C J TOWNER DENITIST 8044 Portage Laka Rd, Oeater Pbont Dexter 461 ABES AUTO PARTS 01S East Grand River, PboDe 151 Howell I Want Adty FOR SALEPOTATOES 100 a bushel L W Umstead 6 Son i r OR SXlTOMATOE DaleMilierrPhorie78FI3 ot new, SALESimplex laget also high chair Janes Whitley Phone 16F11 WANTED wan Their daughter, Rosemary, play ed on tiie Dads Roo Beer team Mr and Mrs Mark Nash and and MisJiert Appleton of Brigh Mrs Dessa Nasn called on Mr on Sundc Mrs Helen McGregor and her daughter, Ann, of Brighton call ed at the WmMercer home Sat Guests of Ben white and wife last week were Basil White and wife of Howell, Mrs Ella New man, Ann Arbor and Norman White and wife Mrs Walter Spieler entertain ed 50 friends Saturday nite at a Stork shower in honor of Mrs Lucille Wylie Mrs Wylie receiv ed many nice gifts Gerald Henry and Mr and Mrs L J Henry lef Saturday on an auto trio to Niagara Falls and New York skie Mrs and Mrs Lloyd Hendee entertained 12 friends Saturday night in honor of Mrs Mary Eic man Lynn Hendee and son, Lloyd go TO ha Midi State Fair in , Detroit Saturday where Lynn is J supt oi he sheep dept and , Lloyd is his assiskait i Mrs Marjory Shehan has re signed her posTian at the U of M and with her daughter is ag can staying with Mrs Netie VaugheV ATTENTION uZZA yv op ZrISSS in Greg,ryD0 not haul your fenc 2 1,, juSl A7 , iron or mta to the dump Bt a 2SJrbi 1 ft to us We nay the high dollar comer, also 2 We pickup STOFEJt Mt ROBB FOR SALE ft pre war gal van vanized homo wae mttii, njr Bed 4iuu McDonnell 84 U Pettysville Rd rOH SALLAir Motor Windmill and a circulating heater WiUiam Cooper BADV Si ITERS Dependable 35c an hi Call Lorna Shirley 146F3, 11 urt SALEThree Burner Kero sene ove Near Bock Store 4972 Winston Roqd,Portqge Lake FOn bALE5 burner kerosene ove with oven Price 3, Electric flatiron 2 9742 Winston Rd near Bocks Store, Portage Lake FOR SALE OR RENTS room cou age with foile at PaPerson Lake has oil heat George VanSkiver, U371 lakeview Drive FOR SALErTwo story bom and udkickeBeoopatlVrL250 West Main St,Pinckney Gene Dinkel v WANfEDMan for peart lime janitor work Evenings Appty T, j i Board of Education, Pinckney u day woik 65c pej houroifPPiA 35 automatic want ironing to do at home jHot Water Heater With 30 feet o1 Iau re Hoddeu, phone 64F31 j copper pipe, also a 55 gel bbl FOR SALE Potatoes, all grades caxd mixing fawesxt A Bargain Willard WiltjBe Farm,phone 131F4 Cleesie Aitenbetnt, Pinckney FOR SALEI UniveraalCooler ReFO2 SALEBaDy Bugthigh chair, frigerator, 6000, Inquirki of jht o drmaere arl desk, itoy Fisher, 32X Putnam, Pincluiey 8292 Pettysviie Road phone io7 rfoTOTETTnr FOK KENT dottage Furnished, at J W l ed 100,00, 2651 PuUam Drive, Fagan Ilo,RBUFFARD,9396 Hal MooP Lakt CAltJ MelVin InqtnreiFoirSALEFxtah local fruit, plae jWienf SlSjlJ your canning order now, visit our FOR SALE Kniude Fishermanfstand, North Territorial ajui Dex Outboard Motor See Mrs H TJ ter Road Wed, Sat, Sun, This MorVn, 9f,55 Gknbrook Suhu, Halffweks Special Summe Squash for Lake B IHorman Reason, phone i7Pj m 1 a bosheL ALSO VEGBTABLER 040 FARLEY ROAD MOT K3t sun atffT cleanine Rsjaji and rw holstery drep aoe a card L Mclntyr PowUrviUe, Michigan A Ms saw His rarally are tle to rM Beat Wluit is finer than to sprjid the summer wu a hoe ooatCwe have a large aaisjajtsem ef boats and ,dr4 meters spaciaHy a Mar ,in or 40Americas finest otff LOai We Wfl demoaetrate for ypu on the lafce Very fiW desaam can do that Also paints, ftfarine Hardware, Oai Paddles, Fishiiy tackle, haft V, also sell or rent cement mixers, trailers Come and visit US Wor WHmom reawet WILSON SALES e RENTAL 48321 W Grnod Biwm, muns Fh mflee vest of BifelsV Phone 364W4 I FOR SALE Former S Totjle home M3C Bosvoftt fid Pindnaj I suitable to convert Into 2 famoV12 12 lots, beautiful ihadc, 2 oar jajr steam hea4 kieal ineaj i comer Call Fred J Resile UosaU Phone 7i 4 We Want to Buy Your Grain Hunk You Kindly tdimrtVttd Ssppir Cs Vr JM yUniversity i r i Toledo FOOTBALL AME INTRASQUAD Saturday, Sept 4 Came Starts 800 P M EST th BLUES vs GOLDS at Veterans Memorial field Pinckney, Michigan Sj erf 8 JVW los ,Vo 7flf , Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 01, 1948 Description An account of the resource September 01, 1948 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 1948-09-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3e7a3625155247a7e1dd831ceb6e8e9e.pdf de9d670a18df8e3df561f58a174f5f27 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. mrfcnr D i spa td i Pinckney DUoatch Wednesday, Sept 8, 1948 H No 35 Michigan Mirror School News I The Livingston County Assn GIVE THE KIDS A BRAKE OhS meets a PincKnfcy bep ,iVe me ias a brake i 13 at 2 pm incus he theme ot tne sate ihe program as sateiy program during the mourn CaU k Oraer,Winifred Aberdeen of Sept, when more aian a mmhntrance County Assn Officers u iucmgan chuareu iv urn to invocaton Neitie Adams, chap school Opening Ode riag ttesemation Mae Dalier, marshall assisted by Ava Gar wood, Ailene DeWotee, Bernice W easing ex Gieetings Elizabeth aipres Welcome , Floretc Baughn Response Fowlerviue Chapter introduction of Honored Guests hull Oali 01 County Officers Honoring Past Presidents, Assn FowtoViille ,ChapttJ Entertainment Pinckney Chapd Honor Co Matrons Ethel Brown IUAS is according to Sergeant George iviainar, comuiuuamg, tiicer 01 the brigrion post oi iio Michigan Saute Police There were ibj cmiaien and vouns in tne age ange p o lb killed in pedestrian, bicycle, Scooter 6t mo cyce acciaens last year ui our stae Seigt Malnur said, in audition, i,Jj6 weie injured in pedestrian and bicycle accidents The hazzards increase when schools are in session And dnv OUft DEMOCRACY lyKUt AS SCHOOL STARTS A SALUTE TO THE TEACHERSTO THE PUPILSTO THE PARENTS Enterf Jinent Brighton Chap ers Lhould bear this iacL con Ho ng Chapter Life Members sau ly in mind No mater now J oy County Maron much aiety instrue ion you give Mer ial Howell Chaper 1 hem, children ccan always be Message Elva Sherwood,WWi expected to do the unexpected Election of Officer in means drivers must do EnainimenrFowjxviUe Chap more than observe ordinurv Report of Election safety precautionsThey must be fleces3 until 730 p m ST on he alert for children darting Dinnec at 530 pm out from between parked cars, Reception for Alia Meyer, Gd playing in the stree sriding ou Rep at Dinne of driveways on bicycles cr Tb TH TEACHESMIN AND WOMEN TO WHOM WE ENTRUST SO MUCH OF THECULTURALNTELLCCTUAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF OVl yOJTH THE SERVICE ThEV RuDtR TO THEIK INDJVDUAL COMMUNITIES ANpTH ,,ATIOM AS A WHOLE CAN NEVER BE MEASURED, Evening Session Call to Order, belle Cook, past p Entrance of County Officers Entertainment Howell piapjjji Keport ot Committees Awards , Installation of Officers Selection Brighton Retiring Flags Mae Dallermai Closing Odd Get dinner reservations of Mis Lucille Beck, Phone 114 Sept 9th is deadline Conservation Notes Oil and gas leases on 4305155 acres 01 state lands sold at auc ton last week tor 22,799 Trout anglers get an extra 6 days oi nsiung has year, the sea Enrollment records were brok en at the school when 404 en ,,, rolled Last year it was 3871 hf son being extendea fromLabor figures Kindegarten 44,, is Day t0 me second Sunday in 47 2nd 35 3rd 21 4lh 32 y Sept scooters wimou stopping 0 set if all is clearv and other ads of carelessness No matter if, echnically, it isnt his fault, a driver who in jures or kills a child never for geis the experience 1 is an happy memory hat lasts for ever Consider every child in h stree a human caution sign Keep clear of bicycles watch out for youngsters en recycles, roller skates, scooeis and coos er wagons, and later on slecti, too Den1 depend on children to observe safety rules So give hem a brake TO THE PUPJLSTHE C17IZENRY OF TOMORRowrne pecPLE WHO WILL CONTINUE TKE S1JRY OF AMERICAS PROGRESS THROUGH EARNING, THEV PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR THE PART THEY WILL TAKE HI HF FUTURE BUILONG OF OUR COUNTRy, k u ,1, r W TO THE PARENTS FATHERS AN nOTKiEKS WHO WANT T AUH CHILDREN TO HAVE EVERY Of PORTUNITy SEEJNO THEM THROUGH EEVNTARy SCHOOLS, PROVIDING FOR THEJR HIGHER EDUCATION THROUGH THRIFT AND LVEN SACRIFICE, THE PARENTS EQUIP THEIR CHILDREN FORfUUEfc AND MORE USEFUL LVES aBrArt, , , ,, , f 26 7th 27 8th 26 high school The first bids on a series 0 J21 Social Happenings WAiuLiMU two now teachers were arid ed Mrs Mary Jane Tash viii wild lile tiooalng project dami T v , , , will be opened Sept IS It s on Jr LLh Y the Albion cdSiege tract, 5 mile r, en hlwd aii commcr west of Hastfngs Construction l Cial veucner wii be stotl pile, ooncie e and earth JO acres of wheat and buck wheat at Munising is offered for food for prairie chicken and upland game A 21 aay emergency order has been issued limiting the pro duction of the Pent water 4 eii to 100 barrels a day Frenchy Paquimhead oi conservation educational depi, since1921, has resigned He has leased the 9,000 acre Au SofBte, JOiljl y Irij Pinckney Co church was the sceno 01 u wedding last rnday wou Alice Lee Ware, auun oA en, and Mrs Thomas ate 01 nu teach 6th and 8th grade ar ilfe became lie irae oi no ne out , i Lamb s011 of i Church New 8 JViiri Lulu Darrow came Monday with die following each Latin The district schools opened Monday with the foilwnig eac ersL, bone Hicks Petiysville rinans Chubbs Heeveu Alia Meyers Vivictn Purmalee Eivo WenaGitei Mrs Don Sharp Mrs iulu Lean of East Lansing The church was decoraed wi1h baoKG of whie flowers and candles Gilbert Bailey sung 2 wbs, Because 1 Love You Truly with Mrs Earl Baughn a accompanist Tdgef Bose of TvJeamoia 0 cousin of the bride, sang The i wtn Clark Lords Prayer Rchiyn Miller J The bride entered chhcn av NOBTllVlUi DOWNS At the Northville Downs horse roe Saturday night 254,23, was wagered, a record The to ted wagers for the first b weekr was 5746,352 compared to 4,302,901 wagered tne same period last year POETHELLEYSWOES Noted author John Erskine writes about he dramatic sel dom described srange romance of the famous poet Percy Byssse Shelley with Harriett Westbrook Read in the American Weekly, with this SundaVs Sept 12 issue of The iVroit Sunday Times,the full story of Poet Shell eys blighted love affair Get Sundays Detroit Times SCHOOL PBOPERTY FOR SALE , One acve School Sits 7121 Dex ter Pinckney Road and buildina School will receive sealed bids until Sept IS 1948, cetaini Marion Center Chas McRorie Plaintield Norine Carr The Younglove school had JL pupTs and Marion Center 9MRS EUZABETH FROST Tressa Coyle j mger up veil and train and ca Vtra Kalmacj ned white glamelias Smiles south ol Gayiord wnicn clTu M,vr cuu i , he will operate a aunt club fZokin 11 e arm oi her talher whc 10 percent morr people visit I 119 She woo a ed state parks this year ihau lae Whi,e gWn Wih lace ver ian last, the visitors now numbering Mrrrhie about 10,000 The archery hunting season for deer opens Oct 11 and is lG days longer this year Although deer may be hunted in Livingston county this yea, permission must be obtained of the property owners and no Sun day hunting is allowed The deer herd here is estimated to number over 3000 Mrs Elizabeh Frost, 85, died in Detroit Saturday She was biizabeth SingleOn and married the late Charles Alber Frost, Most of her life was spent in Pinckney and vicinity Mr iros died about 10 years ago Surviv iug are 6 chilaren Two daugh ters, Cora and Gertrude and 4 ,sons, Charles, Thomas, Hary and Walter She was a member of Pinck ney Chapter 145 O E S The funeral was held at Com Pinckney Cemetery, Her attendant, her sister, Ms Lois Kemble, wore an aquc colored gown wih aqua an1 pink lace William Lamb was best ma Chaon Griffith flower grl Rev Allord read the service The ushers were Dick and James Smith of Perry and Paul Ware Joyce Karus had charge of the guest book and Kathryn Jienry and Joan Griffith received gifts 150 people attended the ro ception in the church parhrs The couple left on a trip Saugatuck and will reside a1 ST MARY 3 CHURCL iiuv iruncu MuyJiy, putor oLLuda, ug 2d Com bun Messes 6, a und ii, Siow iune Novena iJevcticns ilidoy at 4o, ionowaa oy prepaiauon lu y cctiniaiuon J a m masses bunday, Sept 12,, 17h Sun uler Pentecost, Com Sun tor men, 4h week ot 62nd isjcvena, Prayers aie requested for tni sick among whom are MrsALmc J Harris and JJ Johnson and nr recent depared Among ine intentions are Sun motner 01 ivirsEines Packer anc Mrs Alma Harris Mon LQTPvt Victor Szymanski who is buried in Belgium Tues, In en tion of Living, req by Dr ftiggs Wed, late Mrs Mary Singer, Uy Altar Societyihur,, la e Mr Mary Murphy who died in Cay ugav N Y rri, late Pfc Hooer Vincent killed in war Sa , iat Michael JGallagher of Toiedo,a summer esident heie Devotions 10 Our Lady cf Sor rows Sept, 10 15, COMMUNITY CHUhCH Congregational Rev D D Brady, pastor Morning Worship 1030 SubjectPupils and Teachers Alered Sunday School 1130 ThemeBarnabasa Good Man Piigxim Fellowship Organizing Committee 500 Choir Practise Wed Night Notes on ihe Game The hrst college fooball game ever to oe played in Pinckney drew an estimated crowd of 12QU at ihe lighed athletic field here Sauiday night The Universi y of Toledo fooiball team rained Here 2 weeks this year, staying a Camp Roumscn, Silver Lakt and put on this mei squnc game for tnc VFW who apcr ae the ahltUc field It was he largest crowd in the history 0 he field A Fowlerville bund playoc during he qumo aiid numoioit pho ographeis took pictuioo conesi Mounted on a hj platform on Norm Millers iu, a Unversiy of Toledo ofriCK ook moving pictures oi h game These will be used 1 coaching to correct he touin fauls The V F W sold pop ice cream, and sandwiches aA the entire affair was manatee peiiec iy The game was between Toledo 1 earns, the Blues a Golds The Blues had blue 1 seys and the Golds white Thr would have been evenexcept Joa six foot colored boy, himer Ccle, horn Swanon, Ohio who sarred for Toledo las yeai ana will his year Despite lie fact hr had a broken hand in a cus he was called on o carry the IK I mo3 of the Unie The game was not spec1 acci, mosly line plays and flat pas, es, no razzle dazzle The Blue3 scored first wih Cole makint, itost of he gams The Golds qc a passin he 3rd quartet and scoied Boh times goal war, kid ed The game was deadlocked uu til ho last guar er when tho Blutfc, reached the 30 yard huo Here the big negro was pen in und twisted, squirmed and wjgq led hi,, way to a ouchdown Again jcal was kicked The CAL iiade anohei cirive ana leuched thu 20 yard hue bul ios he ball on downs, Beween halves the trophy foi winning the horscohoe ouxna mejit vas presented to Spencer Tius who defeated Marsh Meo ben IJI he finals, ihese two pu on an an exhibition on he grid iron, Titus winrmq 21 k C The puvemen dance sponsor ed by tne firemen and the bingo ,vere heavily patronized, h 1 uiiico Maas, Bill Klave a O u Paulson furnished the mi , 1I1 Clare Swarthout cull iij was a biy nite for Pinck neyt and it is hoped Universiv of Toledo rains h year leie agaiii nex East Lansing where the groom is employed by the Holland Furn ace Co Both young people grad Organist Choir Director me runerai was neia a txm uated from Pinckney and went Mrs Merwm Ccm1 Cpngl church today with Rev1 to Mich State College two years S S Supt H C Vedcfe McLucas omciatmg Burial m The groom was in the navy two Ladies Aid meets church Qr years J Thursday 2 p m Election 0 officers HOtTSL SHOE TOURNAMENT The folloving took pai JII hehorseshoe tournament hoi which ended Saturday John Burq, Clyde Tenner, A uiqer, Chit Miner, Ciiif flame, L Hurubise, Marsh Meabonr White jr, B White s GM Ward, Bob Vedder, Clare Miller W header L VanBiancumJack Reason, P Singer, F Smger,Gus Ledwdge, J Sanger E, Parker, S Titus, Don Swarhout, L hicy, L Baughn, Marion Shirey, bill Baughn, G Vedder, N MhJer,A Shirey, W Darrow, John Wylie U Singer First round winners weie Fenn er, A Sinqer, CHaines, Marsh Meabon,CTare Milieu, J Re a so r Singer, M Shirey, N Miller, A Darrow, J Wylie, Gian cjd, Don Swarthout Second round winrs vere ongor, M Meabon, Jriar, Ward J Reason, SfT us,P Sing ler N Miller, J Wyi Semi finaliss were Marshall Meabon, Spencer TJS, Grant Vard ar Norman Miller Spence Titus bea Marshall Meabon 1 straight for the tile m ing the righ t0 reject any and cm bid jffyyji Sekell Director Bom U Gartb Mrt at t oe horfol Ann Arrx W Ann HOWARD BALL Howard Ball, 64, of Whimore Lake, died SaturdayHe was the son oi the late Edwin Ball of Webser and his mother was Fannie Jones of Pinckney fur vivina are hie wife, the former inifred Burnett and a scn,Ed win MEYERSPALMER Herbert Palmer jr of Pinckney and Leona Meyers were m rried a Howel Saturday nightWrite wp next week If the party who took the com pressor from school basement or ou of the school basement some time ago, has no use for it will be please bring it back and put on school steps as a new one costs the taxpayers money Pinckney School Board Bom to Mr and Mrs Kenneth FRANK PETER HARRIS Frank P Harris 77, co owner of the Rabideau Harris clothing firm, Ann Arbor, died at St loe hospital Tuesday He was a no tive of Dexter Surviving are his wile, a son, Robert and a daugh ter, Mrs Cliiford Coniway Fun, era at St Thomas church, Ann Arbor, Friday, Pilgrim Fellowship ha Gha Gonna Be Party a the Church Friday, Sept 17 at 8 pm You are cordially invited MENNNON1TF CHURCH Because of building ope rat 00we will M at North Hamburg NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Ezn BchyPator, 4060 Swarthout Sunt Wm Lcidi Road 7 tuiM N f Piockny Sunaay School 1000 Monlnf Worship Service 11 Youmr PeorWn Mectis 3 Evening Mefaage 8 lfNOTICE TO TAXPAYERS i , I vLM be at mv home Thr Fred Stone and wife of Udce v ovrrinjrs and Saturday aftrr j wood, GJllO, and AL Hyseiand n4rs to collet villajro tajc untl wife of Cleveiand Heights, Ohio, I furthfr notice P1 the wk end at me Earl Aua 26, a dauahtec Ruth I Helen Reynold VuiHae Trew Stcmley and Brandon Wite 615 Y Putnam St Home I fRICOUNTv LEAGUE Chelsea Ind n won he East Div title v 13 wuis an no defeats Brighton won the West Div title with aIQ3 record Pinckney took 4th place by beating Grass Lake 7 o 4 Sunday Stepoe pjiched Zeke Ledwidge hit a home run Pinckney meets Ann Arbor Autoes at Saline in the playoffs JOHN SPEABS John Spears, 77, a lifelong res ident of this community, died a the home of his brother,Ed ward esday Survivors are his brother and neices and nephews The funeral is at St Marys church at 1000 a m Thursday, Rev Fr Murphy officiating Bur ial in St Marys Cemetery Rojpett Lathers has returned from New Current uoumien Former Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes of the supreme court died last week The papers made much of the fact that he lost the presidency to Woodrow Wilson in 1916 by snubbing Sen aor Hiram Johnson oi Caliior ina when he toured that state California went for Wilson Mr hunhes was a stiff dignified man who did not make friends easily However one important cpioode in his life was ignored entirely When he was nominat ed for governor of New York,the Democrats nominated William Randolph Hearst,the newspaper publisher against him Hearst his daily papers and his titrcng labor following was powt erful and favorite to winTeddy Roosevcl, then president sensed his and sent Elihue Roothe seciutaiy ef war to New York to campaign for Hughes, like a baso ball manager sending in a pinch hiter in he 9h inning Hoot in his speeches openly churged Hearst wih inciting the murder of the late President McKmley by his cartoons and editorials Of course this was far fetched bu it did the busi ness and Hughes was saved from poliical defea early in his career Henry Wallaces campau 1 M ine souino esiaoiish civil rights ior negroes is similar to lon Quixoies battle wih the wind mill, ihe tgg ljurrage of which he was on the receving end was to be expected Henry does not have tne southern viewpoin on this subject and never will have r While in Ihe south he adressed negro mcumns and stayed ui tne hemes of noqroes In he soub the 2 races 00 no1 mix and IWVQI will Wallaces lour oi tiie souh was no1 ioi vcte3 us lew negroes vote there and his 1 icket is barred in most of hesc staes However by mak mj a martyr of himself he made a sreng appeal for the voes of ,iaihern negroes Boh RepubJi cm and Democrat parties adopt ej srong CiVi righis planks in iCi platforms but neiher will ro in the souh o campaign tor hom foi these planks are only i sheriif of Monroe county ij a perils 1 en cuss He got wind oi me fact that nudi s were iOiamg u convention near his cjy so he tnuck ou after evid jEuicevHwtverttiuyhadorwall uC ind the blame place and ne could not see a blame thing No to be daunted he got a plane and flew over the place an i as able o dislnguish peo pie in the nude So he raided Lc jduce and arrested some 30 people, some ot hem over 60 yers old Jus why this moating nrmuced he peuco and safety of Monroe county is not clear Mu he snenff seen his duty end ho done id He probably ,onId have seen just as much by gorig 0 some of the nearby 1 ahing Oeaches fi Iiev Aulenbach, pastor of the Kiiiii ana S Micnaeis Episco pa churcu in Deiou preached a termon last week in which be ook to task ihe Man of God Who imbibes He scored Yunifcters who attend cocktail parties gien by the parishion ers Certain people axe a de light in getting the minister 1igh In such instances he de dared the Man of God becomes a descreaed disappointment ins ead of a consecreated inspiration Is Gov Sigler slipping or is he only seeking votes In an article in the press last week he is quoed as saying he may pardon 5 of the grat ers indited by his grand jury and later conviced Three of them, Senaor Logie, Floyd Fitzsimmons, dog race promotor and SenatorNagel never served any time be ing otf on appeal When Gov Sigler spoke at Bay City recent ly he was presented with a pt iion of 1365 names asking clemency for Senator Logie Ifa US p O L S NOTICE Pinckney C wih hold it n Friday night Sept 10, a MIL Members ore requested Wb pioinpt Vetted AbmUm VH J 9 i f PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Sspt 8, 194 KEEP William W, Blackney YOUR CONGRESSMAN Neighboring Notes ,1 0 i SYLVAN TEE VTEH Q horse lost week, i Norman WenaChek iaim WmJlack , died at his 7TZ TJS0 9 arUP Wednesday Surviv y t , oi white carrots on his faiiCoun SHrviwiBn hiiwinw, irL SPt 10 11 CHJtLSftA, ,,, ty Agent Osier, says he He is a member of he important K oi such cIQt anQ that j Armod Services Committee and ch Qie without orange Marlm had devotedly suppor ed con colorina they are also witnou Surviving are his wife, sonWill, nevei and a daughter, Mrs beulah W strucUve Veerans Legislation Mrblackne is the author oi he Blackney Terminal Leave Bill which places enlisted man in the same status as officers in redee ming their terminal leave bonds This bill will reduce the Nation al Debt 2 billion dollars in in Test annually The committee at which Mr Blackney is chairman the Arm ed Service Sub committee has passed more than forty con structive bills affecting the pub lie interest He is in favor of sound economy and a just and lasting peace Your support in his behalf will be greatly appreciaUeaRepublican Primary EiecMon, Tuesday September 14 1348 carotene, which makes them a ti favorite with doctors , ALBUQUERQUE u Cmecolor Cjoi Western with Randolph Scott, Barbara Brit ton CoOlO ItarS AgO Walter Knight FooUight Rhythm The MunithFitfchburg Amer I jarnes nocne won three iiiis t JU,V I0 i WIWl itiiKjwft From where I sit JoeMarsh mm One Great American Trait ican Legion post has been givei cam one second race last wee I a iree bite and will put up a with his horses, Ambe iik, tai building omu roroes and Major loading The btackbridge American Lea l0n ion post has a campaign on to vV C Kendee Sons took 7 add 100 new members, niam, j btconas and 4 thirds ai Ben Mcpabe Manchester high , ,llti Ho wen lair iasi woek with school coach,has resigned t ac muctop sheep I cept ,a coaching job at Harvard j c w bissun, employed by university Hoger Carr, was marriea to Mr The Gregory school opened on , w oleman ot Plainwell on Tuesday with MrsBernita Wheel epi 11 by justice Aioen rros r and Miss Esther Jorgenson a3 Mrs Beadle, 80, died at the teachers, home of her daughter,Mrs Fran A bad check art is nicked the Hopkins, in Unadilla Sept 3 Howell A P store for 880cb hev HEMaycroft of Old Miss last week ion wupreach at the Cong 1 500 people attended the City chutslr Sunday, zens Mutual Auto Ins Cos 33m Lorenzo Lavey is working in THE UitVftibHED DANCE In Technicolor A Musical with Margaret OBrien Cyd Charisse News Cartoon Make Mine Freedom Comings Big Town Alter Dark My Dog Rusty Road to Rio jcd Jit jn lit lr iiu, i i of t the nn it dues a news1 to get out from nd see how fclks d AnM ici cok, and 1 V 1 n doing i iir the n Li Tta, its a mighty i iiu Not inly ITOU points of Xti ylvania farmer for the habits of kla city coniin the tolerance of fullii who vote one way towards thtbe who vote another the toler ance of those who prefer spring vatrr towards those who enjoy a moderate beveragt like beer From where I sit, its that great American trait of tolerancere snect for individual tastes and liberties that makes this country si n Fets never lose it v ieh reconciles vrvi t point of viev, i1 o a i rrr oc J M Cuiritir, lir, LnitcU Stutai Brewers Foundation VOTE SLPT 14 FOR Michael Carland anniversary banquet at the am ory in Howell last week 83 boys registered in Howell on the first day of draft regisvra tion last week Born to m Belz and wife of Howell Aug 22, a daughter, and to Spencer Bowen and wife ol NoithvilleiTessio Gjrduir Aug 27, a son The Webster Congl Church reunion is Sept 12 31 marriage licenses were is ued in Livingston county in Aua ust The average is about 12 State police are searching for a man who stole a truck of Stan the Detroit postofhee Dexter defeated Grass Laki Sunday 2 to 1 with Bill Cooper piching Pat Lavey and Roche Shehan played with Dexter, c Dr Norman Wilson is attend ing summer school in Chcago Ucnald Sigler is going to school in Detroit GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION HOWWLL Theater lOWti MICH FrU Sot Sept 10 11 IF WINTER COMES Stontee Walter Pidgeon Deborah Kerr Binnie Barnes Cartoon and Lattsl New Sun ifioxL Tuee, Sept 12,1314 HOMECOMING Starring Clark Gable Lana TurnerAnne Baxter, John Hodiak in Shows 3 S 1, WecL, Thur SeptrilTiT A Comdy Starring Ray Millandj Teresa Wright and Brian Donlevy Also SK GUN LAW Starring Smiley Burnetts, Charles Starret and Nancy Saunders Wed Thur, Sept 8 9 WOMEN IN WHITE Starring Eleanor Parkes John Emery Sydney Greensteet, Gig Young Sport rieel Cartoon rru Sa, Sept luTi Charles Starretf,Smiley Bumette in SDC ouw LAW Also S H A G G Y in In Cinecolor with Nokes Brenda I To the Qualiiiea Llectors Notice is Hereby Given, TnaU a General Primary Election wui George Nokes, Brenda Joyce oe neid in the Township oi Put Robert bhayne and Shaggy w , nam State of Michigan, at the Cart00n ley Heeg of Lake Chemung and j Village of Pinckney, within said j bun Mon, Sept 12 13 was wounded by them in mak Township on Mat Sun, 215 p m cont mg his getaway The truck was luESUAtf, SEPTEMBER 14 194B Bette Davis wrecked For the purpose of placing in in South Lyon has added their t4iominauon by all political part , WINTER MEETING 3id school bus this year I ies participating theren, canai i Whitmore Lake expects her new fire truck Nov 1 It is to be mounted on a Ford chassis and has 145 H P uate tor the ibdlowuig oJice, j paige James Davis viz Novelty Cartoon News Service We offer financing on residences and farms, livestock and farm machinery, auto mobiles in fact if you axe in need of a loan foi Any worthy purpose, we are lead and willing to cooperate with you Protect youi cash by using our NIGHT DEPOSITORY WE HAV AMPLE FUNDS AVAIL ABLE FOK SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE FuRTGAGE OR PERSONALu AT REASONABLE RATES FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOWELL ro Uraer Federal Supervision Member Federal Deot Insurnc CorporationAl Duposits JntureU L to 5,U00 for tMck Depositor FOB Circuit udg Bom and Raised in Shawassee County At tended CrunhaSchools Graduate of University of Mich igan Law School 17 Years of Active Trial Prac tlse OOMPfcTLN MCltNT QVAUFED i i Jas A Quayle OF CORUNNA w Z D O PES 0 Admitted to Practise 1932 Prosecutor of Shiawassee County1943 thru 1946 Circuit Court Comrnissioner President Shiawassee County Board of Education Listen to WOAPOwtsso Friday, September 10 630 p m Mondav, Sept 13610 p mm 1080 on your dial Saes benao Representative in j Notes of 47 Years Ago STIVES senoor, Brighton Fair is Oct 16,17, 18 Representative Ann Arbcr Fair is Oct l,241 COUNTYPlrosecuting Ator , Two R F D routes start from I ney, Sheriff,County Clerk, Coun Noy Dexter Oct 1Carriers are Hem y I ty Treasurer Register of Deeds, Phelphs and Fred Bird i auditor in Counties electing Postmaster Swarthout attend I same, Drain Commissioner, Cor ed the postmasters meeting a j oners Surveyor, and such o her Port Huron last week I utiicors as may be nominated at James Roche started his horse that time in the races at Dayton, Ohio, j And tor the purpose of placing this week u nomination, cauaiaates par iThe Anderson Farmers Ciab cipating in a Non Partisan n meets with Dick Clinton Sep jary tiection for the following 14 ounces, viz ihe Ann Arbor railroad train, noUil JUDGE went down in the sinkhole north JUDGE OF PROBATE of Lakeland Friday and the CIRCUIT COUHT COMMISSpassengers had t0 walk across J IONiiR Miss bell Kennedy is teachingNOTICE RELATIVE TO OPEN in Boyd, Wisconsin j iNG AND CLOSING OF irui I Ross Read has resumed his J POLLS studies at Ann Arbor high I Election Law rtevision of 1943 school f 3093 Section 1 On he day Rev Rice has accepted a call of any election the polls shaii to Grand Biancandieuves here beopened at 7 ocloekrinSept 22 I forenoorw and shall be continued heuben Finch, E C Ort, Gus open until 8 oclock in the of ex j noon and no longer Every qua 4 I ihed elector present and m line at the polls at the hour prescrib ed tor Lhe closing thereoi shall be allowed to vote THE POLLS ot said election will be open at 7 oclock a m wui remain open until 8 oclock of said day of election Murray J Kennedy, Twp Clerk Irene Dunne In I REMEMBER MAMA with Barbara Bel Geddes, Oscar Homolka, Phillip Dorn Cartoon Sunday guests at the Edward Spears home were Russell Glov er and family, Fowlerville, Dan Driver and wife, Dexter and Gei ry Eichman and family George Graham and family of Mt Morris speut Sunday u ne uale Miller home Dead ci Alive HORSES 600 COWS 750 HOGS 200 per Cw OLPEH DliTG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED IREE Fu EI Aimalf Oollected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men L, FARKER Aent Phone 88, PircWrv Hervice m MicHisra Tbe FASTFST Dad 8 CentralJDeadSl9e3i Co V Smith and Almond Green attenc ed the national G A R encamp ment at Cleveland, Ohio, thi weekTeeple Cadwell have taken the contract to paint S Maryt rectory Saturday the Lady Macabeesf at their review presented Mrs Mrs Anna Francis with a chair and Mrs Georgia VanWinkle with a picture lor their good work for the trder On Sept61901 President Wm McKinley was shot by Leon Czolsgozz at the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo as he stood in the music hall shaking hands Msis Florence Murray oi De troit is visiting at the Frank Ab erdeen home Jack Fairchild and James Fredericks spent Sunday there before returning to New York City Mrs Jennie Devereaux and Better Health era Modern Plumbing flSIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE FUI ORES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS IEOCB TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS with people At lost reports dougher, Jane spent the week the president had a chance to end3 m Evart the Wm Smith recover Annabelle Miller is teaching in the Hicks district Charles Stickle, wife and daughter are visiting in Buffalo The 5 months old child of JJohn Mortenson was buried today FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE NOMINATE IRVW I KENNEDY CAM1HUA1 JXMI tXiUUtt 14 isa A p Vfry home m Mrs Anastacia Bellfranz off Ann Arbor is sending a couple of weeks at the James Murphy home To the voters oi Livingston and Shiawassee Counts We, members of the Owosso Township Board, endorse our Township Treasurer, Mr Adrian deBoom, tor Stale Representative from Livingston and Shiawassee Counties If noiaincrted in the Republican Primaries Sept 14, and elected in November, we sincerely feel mat he will give hi vetr best to our counties oa du State of Michigan ak he has given his br for 22 years to the City ol woso and1 Owosso Towns Sincerely yours Robert Stewart, Supervisor and Chairman of the Shiawassee County Board of Supervisors, Hilda CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL ft MASONITE SHOWER CLOSE I COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS L SHAFFER DEMING ft PEERLESS WATER ATER SOFTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS CTRIC ft OIL WATER ALL SIZES CALVAN ED PIPE EATERS ft FITTINGS vr VALVBS, SOIL PIPE ft FITTING IN STOCK MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING, HEATING REPAIRING t Ukti DrW Rath Lnlto PHONE 157F11 OPEN VfNiniuS Clerk, Gute, Jutceal Peace leetice oi me 1 F Iruncib iiorron State Represei alive REPUBLICAN FRIMAR EW SEPTEMBER U VETERAN ATTORNEf i ISA Of MMtUOMM fMffCTf iii iiiiritaii ffltii 1 1 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Sept 8, 1948 Yard Goods, Hosier Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries Kennedys Get, store With an ELECTRIC WATER HEATER See them today at your plumbing, appliance dealers or at your C en crie r Oth w WWiUrVfcf DISPATCH Cntered a sfcou Hitter Bt POotofflew U PiruVriey Miidiitriin ud v ct uyMrcb 6 It lubTTned K Wednesday lo Miiii iinefclyv X in Subriptifn rati 150 a en Pan W CiMrlettPubUsher jjne Carrol who uoed to do uc rut oi joke and Lena on iufc iuaio, on ine ueue uuv Vwrieiiii picgrum, was tne tuoi oi VVillWhispering Comnb uuu w a, iu Jand Lake laoi Ki aua MJ Eawaiu Uyci ot Johnstown, Perm, wuo rciu vuiuiy tneir auiu cnauu e, mi unu Nils Max eisai tUiersan Lake and rolauvc in Leuoit lemiied home rndc Voe at Uie primary eicwiion iiaa, septemoer 14n for judge Willis L Lyons, non puu iban ballot Commiree Ljiaia tteason and family spent icuii week m Canada, ile go somo nice trou Mis Alma Hams is serously ill at St Joe Hospital, Ann Ar bor She has a private nurse Dale at kins and wife of Unadilla have moved ino the Max Reynolds apai linens on , Putnam S f j Roy Richardson who lives in j Roy Clarks house reenhsed m the airny v ih the rank ot Tech Serg and is army recruitmg f officer for his county J Stanley Dinkel made a busi ness trip to Flat Reck Friday, i Mr and Mrs Sanity lni1,, , son, JDhn, and ccucjn or, iiiinr went to ivulo Creek SruiJay t wheie Mrs Dmkei and fhiici are a he Robert Swee heme j I for c week, j Enroll Now FOR FALL TERM BECtNNfVG SEPTEMBER 7th DIPLOMA COURSES IN STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOG Ann Arbor Business School 3 30 NICKELS AKCADE PHONE 20330 VO Claude Lk, of Dsron son c the kte Will black has bcuuW the P r Reason farm house and fr 5 ac o land and moved here hc Reason and family Mr, Liia ioon and Looio a j sr, hhhJhnailuuu , teTvrad the Derjt 1air Monday Mr and Mrs RBrooks ct 1 nn spvii bujv vih lie Hofi 8 ers Bennie VanBlaricum and wile I of Bristol, ,Da, visi5mgu i Henry Gicrt heme j Alber Shmcy and wife an r i Leonard le spent the week er X , a Man en j Mr tiiii Mrs Harry Palmor otj Dr o md Mrand Mrs Geoicje j I 3uiiman of Horton spen he iveek rnu with Mrs elLa J c jc I,oLis and wif Deroit,, 1 , nd wife, Lakeland, Mylo Ket ier and family of Jack ron spent Sunday wih S H Coir and wifr lex Read and wife reumed to New York Citv SaMirday Express your choice for Cirrn Judge Tuesday, September 14h, primary election Committee for judae Willis L Lyons Cliude C ro,e, CiiiflO 1o for ttrpjrfrr i TTrr nrntlvs furSJiJ RojiePtativc Your Kappt will I be mvrdated Under no obligation to any cor poration or business interest i, I , A , , ii A 11L by ho iiiVilImr ili Ii i iivnit iinijri from 111 I nlllt V Ml I i 1 1 1 iliP yijifs i VtiiMi and fmH away en part in pultlii afiiul n V i 1 u in , onivy tW11 liji JudJ, , Li lei i Miiiiy tliin U utll 1 t iMfiJxT it tl rV I I tl v,ui,tii lccrviiK tf tX V1 j i WN iui mii, 1 y lul i iii, SITI HssiC 1 ,lisVifl CilLUt SPOT CASiH FOR DEAD or DSABLED STOCK WS S6no COWS S75u HOGS 2X0 ALL ACCORDING TO SIZ AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS RFMOVEE FREE PHOI COLLECT TO COMPANY r BUYERS OF HIDES I ELL 410 IF Rural news THE RINGS YOU CANT HEAR Many im provrinent1 in t lion scivicr oin about M raluill thtt itV innelinis rasy to overlook ho rosults 1 Xc iho mailer of ritiiiiL on rural limfi, for rxamjtln Trn year ao, inarly i vtry ruralline tkvliono cutoinor Hrvnl y Jirhi pan Bell heanl the rinjrs of all olhir parties on tliHim Today 87 out of ovr Kxilicir lln rings of no more thnn If the parties on lluir line Plumbing Water Systems Etc taalejr Diakel Cong Wm Blockney, Lynn Gkndner cmd Bert Grove ccuied on W C Miller Saturday Fred Read and wile Rex Head and wife and Ross Read and wile We dinner quels of Dr and Mrs Steve Brown one night Retain Judge Willis L Lyons lor Circuit Judae Non partisan battel SepWmber 14th primary CofBnirttee I jf M4ll Xj METAL MUNCHEftSqnirrrl oeeaionally gnaw bole in the lead sheathing around telephone cahles To precnt damage from iuoitare reaehirijr lh wiren tlirouli lliee and ollr types of punctures, many ealie are kji fill i with pas When the gas escape, lowered pres sure sets off an alarm in the telephone central office Sensitive deiee help tell where the break ha occurred and a repairman eano ul and dear the troohlc, in inot cases before service is interrupted DIAL DECADE Ten years apo only onetenth of the t 1 phones on Mirhipan Beils rural lines were dial Today, even though the war years temporarily halted the extension of dial service, nearly twothirds of the ruralline telephones are diab Michigan Bells 3,K,000 5year postwar rural expansion and improvement program will mean still more rural dial telephones as time goes on MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY a JA Tmm i v rik 1MjV V S M ,V PINCKNEY DISPA Wadneadcry Sept 8 1948 PROFESSIONAL CORNER Amczkg DOOTHERM heater value 7995 State Bank INCKNEY TARU vwhu fOR ONLY full 14incb Burner53,000 BTU output k SCHOOL DAYS jDaily LlQO A M to 1 00 P M Reading, Riting Rithmetic is xct Wariwlay the order oi he day all over the AUaw, TaaaFri, Sau 7tO00 au country, i Many youngsters are starting J school for the firs time Of I R Q R McCLUSKEY courseall parent aspire to have 1 uKua4 their children obtain as much 1 iiSfe L education as possible before f hay must make theix own way Oifico 35 Prituu H 5n the world j rioawui a ill We suggest starting a Savings j rv j Account now to provide the funds necessary to finance each childs education in the years to come ML MM Attorney at Law Pint Stat 0 Sai Ha MrJfcr rERr MEMO feci Qmkt Iffitf fftfCld WfttU Sit Flsftr Tip Cootrol Diol rofy ptfM0tti6ftiMrolM Makw gvttino th riohthmat f topefafll M year anal , etayoiwifegyowrradioi A Savings Account can be opened wA as tita a a SI bUL CM McPflersou State Bank HERB SNEED IIU i tm it ftN HovU Jafcafcajatt 1 laal buu, ianaat a wty, LAW 4 Faralaati Yow Wrty Witt Ma 2 Big Rodimt Doors Give you quick spot heal when you want it ral Dpoit laiarana Money to iou at reasonaoie nia axArti yu4 on tjavinga UooJu And inne Ctruncutea of Deposit All depowu up to ,IM000 U sur4 by our aaembesaliip U iadL 1 jo get 9 ttttt famous f eatwaftlnthis handsome, fullsize DM Heata Its a genuine DuoTherm neater at an unbelievably low price Come in and see it now and solve all your heating worries for years to come Easy terms ji Exclusive FewerAir Blower ovoflaMa tf Ut txlra cost saves op to 25 oa fcel ofl LEE LAVEY LOCAL ttWS Mamn Smith XL PemDerton, Ohio, Anna Rogan, 17, Deer iieiaj hercert Reamer, 2z, Kncic ney, Leona Meyer A 13, Howeii JacK uaiiaway, 46, Detroit, Inez Atwood, J4, noweilLauren riedinger, 19, Fowierville, Dorothy Hess, UJ, fowierville Arthur Anaersou, lb, Fenon, betty iurner, ZU, hoyai Oak John Wach, 26, Detroit Rosiyn Maz en, 2U rioweil hay Salmon, 30, Fontiac, Mabel Salmon, 26, Howeii Duwain Perry, 20, How eli, Mildred Pratt, id, Howell Orrin Saunders, 26, Erie Va, aricy Ann Beck, 22, Howeii 1 tichafd Wilson, lb,Howeii, Paul LEE LAVEY CMJLKAL ifoOKANCfi raa Wr f tacJuM Michiga TuCllON fcHv FAKM iAUc A arctiAUTY BEitT WYL1E PHONE rkHCMMFV 78F21 STAIMJI DERRIMAN Attornay at Law 207 Eust Graad Eiver, flowal RthRK113lATIOirSS7lc5 KEfAlKS ON AiX MAXES PHONE PINCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERT VEDDER GRAVEL iiAND, BLXK DIRT AND STONE Ordir Your BUck Dirt Now lest foe Lawn 1 Putnam St Pincky Pkoaa 106F3 CEMETEUT MEMORIALS 924 N Iftaia St Ann Arborjtfkk Harold Cauafc, Local RaprMaatati 516 FLEMING 5T HOWELL Howmli Pkoa 49 or 97 MemuiBoU Marker MARTrN J LA VAN Atterner At Law 13 T3FJ PkOB Sat tTT MfcaaUa Deft JUttk Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FLV4ERAL rKlftfil 39 j Mictta THE FOLLING HAVE COMPETED PERMASTONE RESIDENCES IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY THE BEAUTY OP STONE PermStone Is a stonelike veneer that looks like stone, has all its finer features and is perma nent It it not a tackedon siding Each block is cast and applied individually, like stone Ask us to send yen descriptive folder aboal this modern facing for all types of buildings BERT YOUNC635 NELSON CAiL PIERCE, 5416 Canterbuvy Drivw Brighton EDD STCLT, 064 Detroit Ate W D RICHARDS, 912 N Mich BRAYTON KIRK, 5,5 W Grand ifiwir MRS M J BEAUPRE, 601 Thornp on Lak Drive, Howell PERMA STONE CO 110 EAST GRAND RIVEP BRIGHTON TELEPHONE 73939 BRIGHTON FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OFTOMETKIST 120 WESl GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 RESIDENCE U1 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK UAULtM AND Weekly Trip Made To Dveit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64FI4 CARL JONE5 CONCKETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SJ1L, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANI ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT XSNE TASCH TYPIST Letters or Any Paper Compoaed 7528 Toma Rid or Copied at Your ConVenUnce p OPinckney HFD No 2 AH Work Confidential Telephone Dexter 311C 747 Main St Plnekny, PhoneSOFU DR C J TOWNER DENIT1ST 8044 Portage Lake Rd, Dexter na AUTO GLASS CASH SPECIALS CofiSeeDel Monte lb Vinegar Gat uie Fox, id, Mason Robert Van a1 cook, 24,HowellJune Haines, 26, Brighton, Howard Green, 23, i,yton Audrey Gerhardsted, 22, , hovell Ralph Gardner, 21How 08 D M61 ell, Iva Erwin, 30, Howell Frank Phili ps, 24, Fowierville, Wanda Davi, 20, Fowierville Rober Coda ngton, 19, Howell,Roberta Morgcn, 19, HowellRoss Curtis, 24, rclervilie, Vida Lock wood, 19, Fowierville FurUi Sober, 19, Fowierville, Vivian Hehdryx, 17, FowlarviJlo Ralph Merkle, 23, I Miloid, Lois Wissusik, 20, Mil ford FOR SALE 6 ft prewargalvan vanized horse water tun, noior ,sed iiiuu McDonnell 8414 Fettysville Rd rUR SAiAir Motor Windmill and a circulating heater Wiiiiami Cooper bAii SlTTLHS Dependable 36c EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS Robert SqJ Carr returned home last week badly sunburn t ed from head o foot He says the fact trie nudists were holding their convention in Michigan last week was only a coincidence J and Kei Led FOR SALEPOTATOES 100 LET VS REPLACE THAT BROK1 Fh i, Y 146F3 Isabel Brady 60 1 1 Jxi bALbThree Burner Kero sene Sove Near Bock Store 4972 Winston Road,Portgge Lake FUn bALE5 burner kerosene pove with oven Price 3, Electric flatiron 2 9742 Winston Rd near Bocks Store, Portage Lake FOR SALE OR RENro rooni coti 1013 Eat Grand River, Phone 151 Howell Want Adt, SoapFel MaptlKiB2,8i9c No Cans Beet,ClarksrBaSw Grapefruit Spam Bologna 19c f0 2 FOR By Pfe 49clb Bacon Squares 47 lb widge returned to their schools a S Josephs Academy Ad nan tna Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit today Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge visied her sister, Mrs Lucille Gagnon at Whitmore Lake las week Mr and Mrs W C AtLee enertained at a picnic dinner Sunday Cy AtLee and family and Bob Tasch and family Cy has sold hia home in Ann Arbor and goes to Gladwin to practise law Leon Meabon and family of Dexter spent Sunday at the Geo J51Be rge Meabon jr home J lst, Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbi and Dr and Mrs W C Wylie attended he Toronto, Ont Expo silion last week bushel L W Umstead Son SSLETOMSTOE D6de Miller, Phone 78F13 FOli SALESimplex Mangel, new, also high chair Juus Whitley, rhone 15F11 WANTED Experienced age with toilet at Pa erson Lako has oil heat George VanSkiver, 11371 Iakeviow Drive, FOR SALETwo story barn and chicken coop at No, 250 W3t Main St,Pinckney Gene Dinkel 1 WAN TED Man for part time jan itor work Eveninqs Appij Board of EHuccrtion, Pinckney wants day work 65c howoPRE 35 automatic want ironing to do at home Hot Water Heater with 30 feet o Pauiuie Hodden, phone 64F31 copper pipe, also a 55 gel bbl FOR SALEPotatoes, ail ades and mixing fawcett A Bargain Willard Wiltjee Farmhone 13IF4 j Clessie Altenbemt, Pinckney FOIl SALEI UniversalCooler RetFOK SALEUuby Buggy,high chair, frigerator, 6000, Inquirici of fjrJL of draaei ard desk, cr, 321 Putnam, Pinclaiay8202 Pettysvlie Road Phone 10,7 FOR SALE6 H, P, Neptune motor FOR KENT Cottage Furnished, at 1947, never uaed, 100,00, ,261 L Putnam Drive, Fagan Lakr, RBUFFARD,0395 Half Moon Lak McGitgor and Melvin at G Allen, iLOST A Beagle Hound Friday If you have any information con tact Pinckney TavernRE1 FOR Rd Inquire j FOR SALEFrash local fruit, plftce your canning orders now, visit our stand, North Territorial and Dex ter Road Wed, Sat, Sun, Thia SALE Eniude Fisherman information con utbod Motor See Mrs ft T Morton, 9955 Gknbrook Sub, Half j weeks Special, Summe Squaihor Moon Lake J ATTENTION A scrav arfl FOR SALEFormer SA Tcopte open comor M36 and Howell Rd,Pinck in GvogoryDo not haul your ence yf 2 lots, 2 dar gfcrage shade iron or imuil to the dump nring ideal business corner alsA 2 afci uness corner, also 2 other tt to us We nav tlio high dollar, modem homes In Pincknev, We picku iBwt J STOFER 1 a buihaL ALSO VEGETABLES 9040 FARLEY ROAD jfiUfl NOTICE I am stm cleaning Ruff and holstery drop ma a card eal Stew BONELESS Par LB 66c s Clacks PINCKNEY FWE5T FOOD STORE A Man and Jlis Family are En trd to tic Best What is finer than to spend the1 summer wiih a ttne tatwe have large saleftioa of boats and 11 rd motora specially a Mar i or 60Americas finest out board We will demonstrate for you on 4I12 lake Very frw dfil can do that Also paints, Marine Hardware, OarJ Paddles, Fishing tackle, bait Wi also sell or rent cement mixers, trailers Come an4 I visit ut GOr Wilton Kaonth WUa W I L S O NS I SALES ft REWTAL SERVICE 3121 W Grand Rivar, Lake Cho murur Five milea watt of Brighter Phone 354W4 FOR SALE Formwr S r,, Terple home M36 ft HowrjRd ,Pincknr suitabla tJo cory ito 2 family 2 12 loWuiiful hado 2 oar garajz, steam hoa, idoal hianeaa eomcr Call Fred J feopla HowaU Pfcoaa 71 ROBF6 1i1lNornian Reason, phone 17,Pjncknav L Mclntyra, Fowierville, Michigan v V tkijj JtiftHt T Penms items oi interest Fred Campbell 01 Ann Arbor spvu ut vueK sud at the Una wxudu florae Mr and Mis Fred Read took iuiioi to uraykng last week wui, tie wen on a canoe trip Shirley Reason spent last week , A auns Mrs Helen Bates, Mrs Helen Bates in Detroit ui Waiter Mercer and family Eas Lansing and Wm Mercer ciu wife spent Sunday at the Dr McGregor home in Brighton Mrs Roy Darwin of Lansing fell last week end broke her hipMrs Mae Metz of Howell spent las Sunday at the Lee Lavey home Norma Ann Shohan of Web, ster spent last week with Mrs Netie Vaughn Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and Leona spent Labor Day at rium ricuow coi iUry ciub, with ji una Mrs L CJ Uornaxn Mrs Andrew Campbell visited Mrs Edna Kraft of Marion one day last week O J Clinton and wife spent he week end at Black Lake Gerald Clinton and wife of Detroit spent the week end here Mi and Mrs Garland Camp bell and 2 children of Munqie, Ind Mr, and Mrs Phil Hud n S children and Roland Hudson of Detroit and Roy ilson Liid wiie cf California were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Les Robert Poulson and family of were w eic uests of Mr and Mrs Otto oulson Wayne Barnhart of Perm, is visiting his sister, Mrs Clifford Donald Meabon is going to school in Grand Rapia The L T Henfy f amilv and Myron Schoenhels and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Lidt Karus cf Laks Che mung Mrs Rose Hendee and Mrs ahier called on Mrs Ned Chubb in WebberMr and Mrs I H Hooker i ed on Mrs Maude Sayles a osoital, Ann Arbor T C W Hookex and famih closed their cottage at Lakelanc and returned to Ann Arbor jm xiirs Chrrord Van atended the funeral of Stewart a wuy, Sunday Kenneth Kampman and wife of woit spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mrs Ray Bums, Mrs Loui Coyle and Mrs Charles Chan Cotiklin hom in PontTac berlain spent Sunday at the T The Misses Rosalee Nash and CarJene Zeigler were in Detroit lewrweefcr t Barbara and lane Nash star, ed school in Howell Tuesday Olin Robinson and son, Olin, jr spent the week end at Gay lord DU Swarthout of Detroit call, ed at the Lynn Hendee home STiHav Marvin Bruff expects to spend 3 days at the Detroit Fair this week The Doyle Templeton family spent the week end in Indiana Leo Carish and family of De troit spent Sunday at the Wm Shehan home Mrs John Boyer and Mrs Reece Guann gave a birthday party Thursday nigh at ihe for mers home for their husbands 20 were there and the two men leceivea many mce gifts Charles Whitehead and wife and beatrice Lamborn of Greg ory spent Sunday and he Jesse Henry home Gerald Henry returned to De troi Monday where he will teach in the Grant school i uut nars rloris Clark re tirned to Detroit Monday where Mrs Clark resumed her work as IS VOTE FOR ARTHUR J PIERPONT for Circuit Judge A lawyer for 22 years with a experience in his profession,both in civil life and as judge advo cate in the army POLITICAL ADVER wwwi swaoi Jack Wylie of Howell spent the week end a the Kenneth i Wylie homeAllen Dinkel, Francis Shehan and Mark Abney attended he state fair in Detroit Monday Miss Alberta Dinkel, Levi Lud tke, Hilda Hall and Jack Cole spent Sunday at the Irish Hills Mr and Mrs Donald Gyde are now living in the new JohnRos ek house in Chubbs Corners Mrs Lijuyd Hendee and daugh are spending the week in Holt Mrs Hattie Rae Mains, Mrs Irene Smih of Dearborn and Mrs Ha me Decker were Thurs aay guests at he Curlett home John Carver jrand family were in Columbus, Onio, over he week end at the Robert Seefeid home Lawrence Baughn and family attended he Larimer reunion a Pleasant Lake Sunday Dr Cecil Hendee and family of Lansing wore week end guests oi Mrs Hose henaee Mvron Schcennals and family of Akron, Ohio, spent the wee ,6 it iii home Miss Zita Harris returned to ru cnood wont in Detroit Tuesday Mr and Mrs Roger Carr took a trip to Niagara Falls last week and Mrs, Cecil Wilson have moved to Brighton, Mr and Mrs Roy Henry oi Battle Creek will occupy the apartment they vacated by themAmbrose Kennedy and family and Gerald Kennedy and family oi noweii spent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy home ana with he Robert TwitcheU family picniced a iver Lake Mr and Mrs Morley Reynolds en ertamed Sunday Max Rey lds and family in honor of Osa Reynolds who has just re Uixied rrom California William Gardner and wife of London, Ontario spent the week end with Ifr and Mrs Herbert Palmer Jack Clark spent part of last week at the Easel Meyer home nTr Vosilanti Leo Bettesand family tf Wall ed Lake spjnt the week end at I the Roger Can home A proven public servantform er Circuit Court Commissioner and Prosecuting Attorney of Shiawassee Counyformer Judge of Municipal Court of Owosso i A Veteran of World War 1 and I World War II, volunteering for service which totalled 4 years and 9 months He is mature in years and judgement and will bring dignity and understanding to the bench J i 2LUIJL HKKrofl LET A SERVICE MAN SERVE YOU AGAIN Vote ior PIERPONT for CIRCUIT JUDGE vmiNf WonPartisan Ballot PK1MAKY tLLGUON SEPTEMBER Wh p nmtt i ColU h lit r umner A pair of Hungarian youngsters stop their endless hunt for food long enough to exchange news, while an older youth listens in To aid such innocent victims of war as these, the International Children Emergency Fund, set up by United Nations, has already begun supplementary feeding activities in Hungary and other wardevastated areas of Europe here there are hungry children Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 08, 1948 Description An account of the resource September 08, 1948 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 1948-09-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/054e3d17f8228b5802f31f9928a7974d.pdf c2b243a5aed3533cfc72c5512b463361 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. 7 imamm i pnriwBtepatcrj Volume b Wednesda y Sep t 1, 194 Conservation Notes Social Happenings Shotgun hunting oi buck deer will get a trial this year in spie of the protests at aiarmea citiz ens Oakland Jackson and Cu MfcyfcRSWUMEH Married at the Walnut M Caiurcn, riowehv on the mgnt at OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat county boards oi supervisor f upt iierbert Palmer jr, son have asked that their counties vi ir ana Mrs herJaert Maimer be closed to deer hunting ana j i Pinckney, to Leona Mae the Cass County Sportsmen have made a similar demand, inaignanon meeuigs have also been held elsewhere T e com mission turned down ii pro tests It is required to upen the season in southern Michigan on account oi the size of the deer herds and crop damage 215 foxes were turned in lor bunty last week More than 18000 more fishing licenses were sold this year than last 86 forest fires burned 662 acres, last week me conservation dept will Meyers, daughter at Mr ana James Mayers oi HoweU in a double ring ceremony, hev Pail thorpe oiuciating iae organ was played by Mrs Robert Chapel and lack Borden sangThrough the Years because, and during the cere I mony The Lords Prayer The church was decorated with baskets oi white flowers and candelbra White tapers graced the windows and on eher side oi the altar were baskets oi white flowers and tapers u The bride who was given in DEBATING THE ISSUES ON AUGUST Z, iesa JUST O YEARS ASO THE FAMOUS LINCOLNDOUGIAS OfftATES PECAN,PEOPLE CAME FOR MIUC3 ON FOOT, TRAVELLED PAY AND NIGHT fty WAG DNS, TWAINS, CANAL ARaS, H0PIN6 TO HEAR THE SPEAKERS AND TO CARRy THE RtMEMEREP WORPS ftACK TO THEIR NEIH30RS0N4,y UMnca MUMMC COVLP S WITHIN EARSHOT trimmed in heirloom lace, Tiers A squad of white pelicans has appeared at Trenton A white spruce at Trenton measures 7 ft 4 inches at the butt KINGS DAUUHTtLKS The Pincknev Kings Daughters would apprecttJe donations for Ur jvnmage sav o le neld this fallIf you have any articles tolas The bridesmaids, Mary of lace extended in vshape irom her waist to the flowing train Her finger tip illusion veil flowed from a heart shaped tiara She carried rose buds Her sister, Mrs Elmer Ells worth, matron of honor,wore an aqua taffeta gown with bustle back and earned white glad to donate ieave them with Mrs Mae Daller or Mrs Shirley Secy PINCKNEY P T A MEETING Monday Sept 20 at school Dscussion Playground Equip kent Come as this is very impor Carrie Girffith Publicity Chcrfr man, PRIM AH r ELECTION Only 237 votea wers cast in Putnam Tuesday Democrat 118, Republican 104, spoiled 17 Judge Willis Lyons and Mike Carland were nomnated for cir cui judge, Bill Blackney for congress and Adrin deBeom for the legislature Items of Interest Wm Shehan and wife and 1 Boyer and wiie amended the 6lutj tair in Detroit Thursday Francis Krupa and family of Detroit calLed at the Wm She ban home Sunday Jo Graham, Doris Palmer of De roit and Mrs Dolly Baughn of Pinckney were gowned identic ally in rose taffeta gowns with flong gloves and carried cream gladiolas Patricia Palmer, sis ter of the groom was jlower girl and wore a yellow net gown with old fashined lace and net bonnett Patrick Miller of How ell was ring bearer Wesley Reader was best man and las Meyers, Elmer Ellsworth and Wesley Palmer ushers A reception was given at the churcti parlors Mrs Robert Grg ver cut the cake, Mrs Clarence Munsell had the guest book, Elizabeth Cooper,Mabie Hamel, Priscilla Cooper, Margaret Griff in and Mrs Harold Berglund served The room was decora ced with gladiolas and tapers The ccuple left for Chicago , N CONTRAST, CVKRY riZCN HAS A FRONT SZATAT rOC AYS PEBATSTHROUGH NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, RADIO, TELEVISION, NWSEELS, WE C,ZT BOTH SIDES CLEAfLy CAN VOTG MORE INTELLIGENTV ON THE BASIS OF CPV2AS FQRMQ FrSr fEiGNALB Miss Lois McDonnell rned to wev xorit City fiiday Mrs Tress Coyxe ana ivii Al u iieyer aHenaca m jrs jiituto at Wuiavjiivvoodii ba IJU A L 1 Alice Gearhart oi hovtii it and a trip thru isonsin and ,ne Wiek end a the Ivu northern MichiganFor travelling me bride wore a grey tweed suit with matching accesssories The bride graduated irom Howell high school and has Mrs Emma Vollmer and John w H oia snent Sundav with Mrs i been employed by the MichBell Telephone Co for 3 years The jjt w areom qraduated frcn Pinckney yd Bennett and family ot nigh school and served 2 years j , , in tne army air force He is at tending Mich State College They will live at LansingEisele spent Sunday Ciara Kennedy and family in Detroit w uioyc Camden spent Sunday at the Andrew Campbell home The, Ona Campbell family were in Ann Arbor Friday Gail Middleton and wiie ot DejKri spen ounaay wi h Roger Carr and wile Mrs Weltha Vail, Mrs C V Buttleman and Gecrge Green were n yemsing SuidaA Mrs Mae Meta of Hows1 rrr Nlrs Steve OBrien of bu Hill spent Sunday at the homo oi Let Luve Mr ad Mrs Harold Porter of Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs xvtrwn Cmnobell, u OrviUe Amburgey of Jackson spet Ixrbor Day here WOf AT FOWL3YlLLi rAkt Pinckney defeated East Lan sing at the Fgwlerville Fair las Thriday 9 to 4 As most oi heir teac were at work or gone back to school they had a pickup Warner oi Hdfwell caughtSco field oi Howell was at hrsuBill KuhrUnd Joe Lavey, 3b Vogt, FowlenriUanflbort and Ridge Shi rey, BUI dtptoe and Chuck Clark in the outfeld Gus Led widge pitched and edso hit a run JAMES H COOKE lamee a Cooke, 93, a former Mstdeat of the Half Moon Lake dfctrict died at b borne oi his daughter, Mrs Larkin in Detroit Tuesday He Nettie GWnn of North 2aton SPECIAL COMMUNICATION bpCial communication of Liv myion Lodge No, 76 F St AM on buiurday evening , Sept 18 at 800 p m Work in the FC degree A good attendance is ask eel Refreshments served af ter degree work Faul W Curlett, SecyCARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors and all those who aided and helped us din ing the illness and death of our oroher and uncle, the late John Spears Also to all those who made possible the beautiful offerings Edward Spears and Children MIPKANEMalady oi fee Emo tons u home irii Rose Ilendea spent the lVveek cnd with Chelsea lriemis Mr and MrsLouis Coyle were guests of Rev Fr Coyk at jack son SundayA number of local Masons go to Detroit Thursday night to at Church JNrwtt ST MARYS UlUKCh fiev Viatic Mujpii, yuot Masses at 800 and 1100 ani jweiia ucivouons inday at j iOiiOved Ly pieaiatiun lo d a m niaboua Sun, Sept 18, 15th Sn aii Pentecost, Com Sun tor Circuit Court INews The Sept term oi court con venes Sept 27There are 3 crim inal cases, 7 issue oi iaci, li chancery and 15 divorce The criminal cases are Wm Trotter Jr breaking and enter ing Thomas Sharp, appeal Issue of fact areTrespass on the case Ray Barclay vs San ley Pack, Robert Barcla vs Stan ley Pack Julius Bauer vs Allocated Truck Lnes, Mary Keeslci vs Mrs Wilmont Morrer Arthur Keesler vs Mrs V, llmont Mou er Appeal Leonard Ridenou vs Ollie Brower, Assumpsit IuL Beef Co vs Basil Bacalis Non jury cases areAssumpoi Armstrong Cork vs George Spu noia, Henry Huelsberg vs 1 teA ercka Haller, Ralph Green Bui Walsh, Purdy Woodu vs Wm Davis, ind Na Ban vs George Atchinson, Penn Mi Fire Ins Co vs August Hii1 Replevin Contractors Purchc, eis Corp vs mAmbieni Chancery cases areiForclo ure Ralph Cook vs Paul Cott right, Willard Rebel vs oot land Lake Corp Injuncton Geo Bryant vs tlton Samuels ani wfe Kenneth Paren vs Win Blair Edward Gowdish and wife vs James Anderson and wiie, Edith Plasko vs Joseph Bauser, jamos Smih and wiie vs Frank Oto and wiie, Joe Sun on vs Lawrence Steiger and wifeT QutetTrtieWnv,Low ad wife vs Samuel Bancroft Jack Beits wife vs Marha ODell, Jlarence Hill and wiie vs James Neal jr , James McNeil and wiie s Charles Seitz and wife Divorce cases are Mary vs Rusaell filverihom,BeaLnie vs Arthur Downing, Ellen vs Wm hriks,Mirian vs George Webb er, Joseph vs lulia Joseph, Ed ward vs Myrtle Donald, Myrtle Drost vs Derk Drost Con in Ld Pello vs Nonnan 1Belle, Dorothy vs Clifford Hyde lulia vs Vern Fiedenhurg, Gee i vs rdna Stubbs, Marjory i Thomas Wheeler, Mildred vs El don McKee, Aubrey vs Ruby Black, Wayne vs Ruh Bumor CarrtfiJifxwijuiuej Attorney GeneiaL Gene Black iuo wo J um smL m ine jupieme court xigaiiisi i uuiw uba, oi iuciiguii ui tim aiempt to cou ec uii ainouiii ne claims is 4juuuuuu m unpaid sales axes iuucic s contenik11 was mat the auo aeaiers sue ma pay sales iax on lne DOQX value Oi tne atci car Uiey take m raaelhe jua nave not been, aoing it auuing many cars are tuiuea ai ui loss man IXOK price, inis piuctise was the cause oi the waning oi juage Skuhnan s gruna jury in Detroit Judge Lee n, Ciller Pincxneyite, wrote i uime comi aecision An u ner cjrund jury is now m sess uu uvtiyu nig tne charge oy iack that ho auto daleib kicc oa liilo no iienubhcaii cam j,agu lund m leurn lor favors ilonry Wallace appears to have nard sledding in his eff oi io yet on the ballots of the siuies bo far lie is only on 1J lie has applications pending in ii oneis no is on the baiioi m vijchigan but the south as a whole has turned nun downHis Lampaign is a self financed UJUI Madison Sguare Garden, ivJew York las1 week he charg cd admission Gerald LKSmith was ihe only othor person to on knowledge who used this plun ot tiiiLiiitmg e laaies ol parish yu Keesior SEPT JURY LIST Brianon CitJ vfrs K Crocker, Btlle Cook iu,iiiDn Twp Farl Beilby LL i 118 rllovay Cohocah Lloyd Ailbnght Rc The bishop of the Lansing diocese win be here at JU p m ihursday, Sep 23 to confirm tend past masters nightVeedic , a sfl w U youto ana auu, Lodged which Olin rtobinwr I SJ1011 Monday and luday ispast master m at 4i P Ad at 74 p Russell Livermore ond wilt m eal rehearse Sun a, spent last week at Dougas Lake 14 Pm bach candidate to choose The Hollis Holloways iiave a sponsors, now KaiserFrazer or Among the mtenhons an Herbert Townley and family Mon late Mrs Mary Murphy, of Leslie spent Saturday vit ues Wedlow mass at 8 am, Wm Mercer and wife ,Tnur, for sick, Mrs Alma Hon Lak who disd In 1931 He lived on lUslcaan rt Sail Moon Lake uanl he cetmd nd moved tc Chtlii cr ixrter he and Mrs CiUiw bought a cottage at Half Moon and spent summers there Km QIL Ernest and a dough L Oaoe ShelL are both at the North Scrtdonr, Rev in conscious ieeling oi anger is a basic cause of rrhgrctine head aches How science is straight tening out these mental twists to bring relief to rnigraine suff erecs, is desxibed in Migraine Malady of Emotions m the American Weekly, great rnaga sine with this Sundays Sept 19 issue at The Detroit Sunday Notice ff the par4y who took the com pressor tram school Hrwsnnnt or ou af the ecbool basoment some time ago has no use for it Dr Walter Mercer and family jk JUSI tensing and Mis Helen McKiregor of Brighton wen Wek end callers at the Wm ilercer home m Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs Fossie Chambers were in Detroit Monday to attend the frifieral of a cousin,, S Sergt Harold Planck who was killed action Dec 1344 John Burg had lwin kids born to one of nis goats last Friday iohn Carrol of Detroit and his ttter Mrs Moe, of Ann Arbor were in town Saturday Robert Baker and family of Syracuse N Y are visiting at the Roger Carr home, Mrs Earl Baughn and son Neil were called to Columbus Ohio is, req by Miss Zita Fri, late Mrs MaHaret roxS it he Lie Frank Wilson Wed, Fri, Sat, are Embei Days Therefore fast and ab stinance days x Prayers, arc recused ftr ne sick and recent departed am cng whom are h3 lat on Spears Rev Arthur Toussaint recenly leturned from Belgium, assisted in closing summer mass Sunday Winter mass schedule skas or Sunday, Sept 18 Scientisls find that the deliberately suppressed or un Tuesday by the illness oi Mis will he pfease bringr back Apd I put on school steps sjp a jpw one oosts ie taspayesi y White birthday Betty Seooeld who has pneu mania The LynnHendee family spn Sunday in Coldwavu MENNNON1TE CHURCH Because of huikting QQLTIX we will br m Korth Hssabsr NORTH HAMBURG CWURCH Svro Wm Leklir RMC 7 M ef Htv Pum exhey, paw Sunday Sesooi lflMllWP VM Feoss Misasr 7 l 1 SSZLs Gventnt MeSMSe S15 jr COMimuitiiV CHORCa Congregational Fv D D Biady pastor Morning U orsjnp 1030 Subject How vo Woxsrnp a Church Sunday School 113c remeFaithiulness in Public Service Acts 1323 41 Choir Practise Wed tykjhi Organist Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt H C Vedder Reception for Rev Brady and family at church 800 The moderator Mrs Fern Bur dick of Hudson and neighbor ing sAneters have been invited and w hold installation ser vices lor Rer, Brady and con MOTK TO TAXPAYERS I wiM be t my home uu Thr Jy evening und Saturday af ei oora u collect vuTajro tax n 1 further notioe Helen Reynold, Vsillaae TreaR I Pilgrim Fellowship Party Fri 17 p m pt PflgAn Fellowshp Meet tocr Mcsv Sept 20 at 730 n c Brifton Tues to 9 p sa Practise Wed 3GWkrr flow sis sst PiitesjnSt Conway J C Sherwood,D P Skym Deerfield Lewis Wilkins, Leigh Nunham Genoa Joe McGuireMrs Flmo Kuhn Green Oak Beulah Kiuglr Jennie Brown Hamburg Nelson Imus, Es her Bailey Handy Ella Grover M me Judd Hartland Joe Foldenuer, Don Dearing , Howell City Herman S rooei, Mildred Bray ton Howell Twp las Greerx,iydc Botsford Iosco Ina Lewis TJnadilla Fred GausMarion Bernice Clark Oceola L H Bomber Putnam George Long Tyrone John Parker TRiCOUNTY LEAGUE Pinckney lost her hnai gare in the TnCounty league puy Oifs at Saline tr to Am Arbor Autos 2 tc Jack Lonaor held Pinckney to 1 hit Gus Led widge pitched for ft Chelsea wn the East Div Utle by looting Saline 10 o2 and Arm Arbor Autos 7 to 6 Lfy Barnh wbo was pitchmg years ago on for Chelsea Brighton rcrt FowlerviMe 9 tc 4 to win th championship ot the West I ion and mees Chelsea for the title STATE FAIR WINNER Mrs Florence Dutton ol Plain held won several premrams a Michigan State Fair and also the Square Deal Miller Trophy for her outstanding needle work entry in the Home Arte Dept Accordinq o the Detroit pap ars President Trumans Labor Day speech here was a flop vvJuie that of Senator Stasaen was a hug success The preBi dent drew 100 000 people to his speech which was precoed ed by a mamnioh parade Stassen had no parade and only drew 3,000 people to his speech in the Masonic temple Tnifj is the same kind of lme hey handed out each limy h lae Franklin D Roosevelt ran tor presidentW K Kelsey in the Detroit News, takes a dig eft Stasson in his coJumniMr Stassen took up the presidents remark about the Republicans dragging a red herring across the pah to disract he peoples aienjon from he important iss ues of the dcySassen said ihe republicans intended t0 drive the rod herrings ou of the Poto mac river at Washington Mr Kolsey says there are no herring in thePoomac river any other stream does smoked A he red or mng not become red until it the davfi of u u auction aays of the Hoover depression eek An echo of ays of the pjesior took place in Lapeer last weefc ihe Lapeer Farmers Mutual tuv Ins, Co went into receivers,, with many unpaid bills The company assessed the mem oers as a mutual company t L the right to It has 600 pone holders Those who had unpaid claims against the company re fused to pay Mrs rJlizabeth Sevens had a clmm for to una tarn Lieqeitxia one U 20u0 Ihe court ruled tha the assssmont was first and levied on the Stevens and Ziengara oruj ior 172 assessments On Ihursday they were sold from he court house steps,despite a threatening crowd of farmers A woman lawyer of Lapeer bid 30th iaxms in for 15,050 The owners announced they will sist eviction and the case wll probably go to the supren cour Ihe Misses Rosalee Nash anc Carolene Zeigler Donald Qar tod Ken Kennclly attended the Fowierville Fair kxet week Bam to Mr and Mrs Rober Granger Lcnrema Howard af Holt eft S Lawrene nosprtolar Auxilkxry meeting Wed 8 Lansmg Sept 7 a son David Septl7 8pm It is herd to understand the tourings ox acme peoples nuno Lost week vanaeds invaded West POOL Ana Arbormashea picnic mhles benches and swings and did hundred of doll are worth af damage lor n son at all A year ago L SeveSS iStK0 wascessyi kxk gales af the oirte metry each night to vandeds ham damaging pemoAs with warn ff1 iaakaut of 1 I Floyd mm A rWgkmjL 24, Fm Leith 23 fibgMon erson, 20 BndbtaaMHkvmd Mis 23 Brighton Joyce mriJsSTsJ3J k Sieis t 4 fi TiJ PINCKNEY DISPATCH Siecidfy FaI Coin fashioned by Betty Rose T0 suit, c c os can beis pert of Jacket, full of skirt The coat, th framing petal collar and cuffedin sleeves U c signad to dress you u vs winter pOio fi ry vi e ,, PRICE 3250 PJK1CL 4250 lillCftsS BUY WITH CO, NO ineeweyv Su C STORE FOR WOMEN HOWELL MICHIGAN The Wliiie Front Market This Week Special Pig alis Pork Liver Fresh per La Fresh Ll Liver issage vf 39c 39 Choice Cats Steaks Beef Roasts Neck Bones Spare Rite Wetaers Round or If rial SisOiilejr pr Lb Meaty Lb Meaty Lk W NxiuKouiha NOTES I AVOIN THEATEK Bom to Tod Kurderko and J f HO wiie oi Howell Sep 4, a giiL MD John P hoeek, oi JlShqr Sate Bwt ITTH Chubbs Comers died Aug 301 VP oahna bhe leaves hex husband BIG TOWN AFTER DARK A daughters A 4 waIbaMO lauma with SVKLL i iOWri, healer vvie taking a bath in the 1 buiuxg Httkny Bu ks jail bath tub Charles Piersona Phillip Head iisouex teu ana fractured his i Also skull He was taken to the hos A HOB Town Pieaa wits pital MY DOG RUSTY Mr and Mrs Delbert Harvey with oi Gregory are living at Patter Ann DoraxL John Littel fhvUI, Methodi church tTL SLl celebrated its 50th birthday on w 1 JT TTBTA Sept 12 4 BOAD TO RIO Ihe American Legion has ,lr, started their new building at Stockbridge The labor is aona 1KW ted 7 Centaflt Saigon H T Smith, iormer supt oi KM, Fowlerville schools is teaching Bob Hope Bng Crosby Baby lltttf Scrt Lite oi Wal9E feJiSSS Munn ta nowISLVATN IttiiATISK At its last meeting the Fowler ville village council design aec the 3rd Thursday oi each mciu for tin can and junk pickup day Week end attendance at the state lair in Detroit was 277 peaons Uienn Armscg oi Fowlerville won grand champ ion in Shropshire sheep Fixe did 30,000 worth oi dam age k the Capitol Market, in Ann Arbor last week 77 men enlisted in the U S CHULSRA MICK tnaay Saturday Sept 17, 18 CORONER CREEK 8upM Wtire In Color Sloping , , Randolph Scott Marguerite Fay Banter Chapman George McCready Mqreb Ttm Mw Cartoon TueswWedxTnurM 5e45 , , bene Dunne to I REMEMBER MAMA with Barbara Bel Gedde3, Oscar Homolka Phillip Dom Novelty Cartoon DoubJn Tcuian Show No 1 TARZAN S NEW YORK i4L ADVENTURE Ko, 2 TARZENS SECRET TREASURER stairug Johnny Weismuller Mameen OSttUivan wuitooa waauoy, Monoay Spt 19, 20 Mat Sunday, 2 15 P N, Continuous Dan DaUey GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY in Technicolor nits Charles WinningerNancy Guild Sunday, Monday, Sept 19, 2Q CASBAH btarnnq Tony Martin, Yvonne DeCarlo, Pete Loire Martin oren Cartoon Little Tinker pt Smith Sunday Shows 3,57,9 Cartoon Ntwt luot Wod Thur, Sopt 21, 22, 23 THE MIRACLE OF THE BEUS barrlnq Fred McMurray, Valli, Frank Slnatrl Lee J Cokb Cartoon lfowHf army in Tnn Arbor during Aug At the state convention of lhe American Legion Paul Maroney TUM, Wod, Thur,, spt, 21,2223 of Chelsea was elected head of CANYON PASSAGE the state finance dept 1 in Technicolor More than 100 students at th y, , with Mich State College have enroll , Susan Hayward, Dana Andrews ST vie B ed in the horsesheding course there All bids for the New Hudson high school gymnasium were rejected, they being over 704100 appropriation Andy Devlne, Brian Donlevy Hoagy Carmichael Caitoon Show 715, 92 the , Bank by MailWhether you have a Savings or Checking KB com, you may deposit and with draw runds from a distance as easily as you mail a letter Safe and convenient Protect youi cash bv usinq our NIGHT DEPOSITORY WJO HAVE AMITE FUNDS AVAIL froa Read went to Ithaca to , Ti s0iVSS qetMuriel last Tuesday 7 13TXTff FURTGAGE OIL CorporationAi Dancsitg jgpi Uf to 5,009 for Each Dep Dead e iMive HORSES 600 COWS 750 HOGS 200 per Cw ifcPMDlsYC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED TREE r FuTja Acimalf Collected Promptly Modern Eqwpmeiit Capable Men L, PARKER Aunt PKciJ 88, Pirckiu narvice in Midbigv Tba FASTTST Dad Sfxri Central Dead StJsk Co Better Health eiA conf6 Lyn I Mr and Mrs, Fred Read and ,1EiWONALu AT RKASONAliLE on Sept 20 25 , Muriel were in Kingsville, Ont, I te ML, tl The enrollment at the Bnghtc j iast Wednesday HCiST NATIONAL BANK school is 640 jnyrynofML TPM gMrv I HOWELL m Mrs Mary Schenk, 81, widow uJXrvRt ON AND Vnar Federal Supervwion of John Schenk, Chelsea mer ,KND APiW0 PSf , Member Federal Deit Jmuranc chant died at the Evans Home, Gra T pa RPBB Ann Arbor, Thursday She was TlTon W Mary Wolier of Munith NOTES OF L IEARS A66 Canuck, the smart shepherc 11 dog who has ,been the insep l arable companion ol James Fisk for a number oi years was struck and killed by an a, Tuesday He could play 4ie pia no and do about everything out talk Marjory Smith and Velma Hall attended the Y V C Acamp at Silver Lake last week Blanche Frost is working in the Pinckney Bakery Ambrose Murphy has a new Ford coupe Harold, tne 7 year old son of Mr and MrsHirarn Smith of Hos common was killed by a train Friday, a short distance from their home The price oi milk in Howell has been raised irom 10 to 12c Frank Kowalik of Fowlerville was arrested by Sheriff Hoff riotf last week charged with shooting has farther, Lmea Troinc Officer Carlsle had his collarbone broken last week in I a spill irom his motorcycle , AUA 4 iLAiuTAGO sdamee Leal Sigier, Mary I TeepU and the Misses Mauae I ana Mocco Teeple are at the PAmerican Exposition at nuncio this week Bishop Foley of De wiil wiii visit Pinckney Sept 29 at sUU a m Dan Howard of Hamburg was here Truuaday witn a load oi watermelons which ha sold ioi dime 1 xonk Mowers left at th ace yesiraay 2 staik ol corn that measured 11 tU 6 Each had 3 eazs oicomoh jL la Friday while liatoiaq her gasoline store Mia SanTfiyke It It gat out oi coAfcoi and u flanked upWm Going who iveM next door smothered the blaze with a wot carpet J fr a on the Chicago American i vsit ring at he Pat Ketiy home Dick Baker and sanity morad to BkxunoadL Vo Tueaday Ed T Kaoxaay oi kKdcsoaXleh has tcavetied lOJOOO Uus year ior pUaeuce xlaenhuro Fam 1 with Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE FUiwftES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEA1S IEOCE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL ft MASON ITE SHOWER CLOSLi COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS A SHAFFER DEMiNC ML PEERLESS WATER ATER SOfTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS TCTRIC it OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVAN ED PIPE 4EATERS ft FITTINGS fALVBS, SOIL PIPE ft FITfiNCS IN STOCIt PLUMBING, HEATING, LtJA H4G Lafci Driv, KM Lke PHONE 157F11 irf NikS 71 rswrwfriS Fred Scfanfe of Mojth Loka arid ais laahinp Mt to Pe Airtechfldoi is akk wrfc After MOK 1 a ZcmmS wfll ha isauisui 0 oi RF5 id job as tfce Weight si id Beef lb 49c J Ockt Jcioxaaa died Jf I Ssar a Irfe bone on H 2 r iaj art Ite f tama s f V KsS r AVi WmutP1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Sept 15, IJH Yard Goods, Hosier 1 Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries LOCAL CUiWS , Mr and Mrs W C PUiei, and MisCliiford Mulei, Ac,a , Mrs riometa Ainbuigey ana hie , ivliiier aienaeu j J Uie a e ui Detroit lui Tuesday iV Corscu ui Ciei 1 way Wis, visxi Mi and iHt i t Kemiedys ei Store oi ivix una Mrsranx 6ICI Ihwsday cu yucsis Mrs Edna Speai weie iv Lola Danfoih, tLnt, Mis bian ch Bru,, lvus Mao 1Vo t of Howell una iL0 Loue ore A nan 1 r 1UIS UlUU 0 Wwt j j lulJ AU uiu 1 Dtulic VOii ,erry Lfcuwiuue i, uo a 4NJ varna urAeUi w V n Lulec and wue una LW Emei oi iiowea spem oJL witii tne Kennem wyu imuu IUS in ivicci i,pent MOU i day in Uouon ivns Lavcina Diuicel and Z IJ chiidrtju Oi Lahe Onfciuiaiy speiu , Ihuusaay wim Mr ana laic, J Miss Alberta Dinkel, Lev Lau tee ana Mr and Mrs ruui LULI J J tke auenaed in bpanish Vvu Veterans convention a Colani bus, Ohio, laat week Louis Vvacjontr and wile spent Sunday in Cohort ah JZI Stanley Culver jr of Deeifiold J , was a Sunday gatt 0L n 1 Uinkol y Mrs Lliz5bcth Biowu and her daughters are living m Ann bor wherethe yiihj aie , school I Mr anu Mrs Ros Laiiiij East wLanbuig bent Liiuaai khe Tiioma Vvcro Lome Win Lamb c,d turnl ui u Arbor and George W 1 i and iumi ot btockbuutju ,i I Sunday at die h M , home 1 Mrs Alma Harris 1 irj much better a bt jot iiob,,, 1 Closing Out Sale As I Am Goinq Out of Business I Am Offering My Stock ior SaW at CmPces TIRESBATTER1ES FOG LIGH1 0 JACKS, TUBES, WIER BLADES, RADIATOR Host, bAvvtKY CABLES THERMOSTATS, SPARK PLUGS FLY SPRAY ETC Chas Clark CUd OIL STATION rom where I sit 61 Joe Marsh Farming Versus Ranching I I AJM Arbor Wx N THE EVENING when lighting is poorest, many c ctaxing, headacheinviting tasks arise Mother men Is , Father checks the accounts Junior does his school work Sis practices her music All of these tssks call for the best in seeing The best way to lighten the load on precious eyes is with Certified Lamps What is a Certified Limp Its a lamp engineered to exacting specifications especially designed to direct the right light onto the v ork surface not into the eyes Not all lamps are Certified Lamps, but it is easy to identify those that are for only they bear a Certified Lamp tag Theyre easy to own, too1095 and up See them today in leading department, furniture, and specialty stores THE KTftOfT E0ISON COMT Y The Joseph G ninth were in Dearborn baur A J ii NOT EVERY LAMP IS A 100K FOR THE lllW 4 MorV TS J i xt VcV , VAT FQLUNG HAVE QMTID ffRMASTOHC ItESlDENCES IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY BERT YOUNC635 NELSON i and lAxa Viu iu, j and MrsBeatricc Vaniiorn m Jaaon D racy v , y iople took m Jrovlervlle iuir Friday C j Lnmton and w Walter Clinton and wik trot spent last week a, jbu i Lcke d Mrs Valer i I fa, iav week in Grayluiu aiii i ud liirnmond and wife ol iorijiiy vti3 Suiiday uici, ci vLi una jvirs Clyde i oh,r Mrs Lmmu Dini una Mis lixiia Caulk spem Juajy a j Cyron viih wii r lor once Van Beuian, 4, 11 iamuy day ivi L Uarrow aixd ,, Sunviy viai ors ai die iieiot A nome Landing or Swar1hou CJd lumy a vending a weeK a tne i VtAver coUage Por age Lake crd lischeier ha loogi I ed rs posiuon vn ais Roe Duck, Arm Arbor and vong ior the J L Haon Co oi Detroit j Mi and Mrs Wayn aended he horse snov 1 da so Sunday Hugh Doohfde and wite, Roy Clark and wiie ard Wuynt A Lee and wile attended he North ville rces one night las wee Audrey Amburgey is working in 1he Cory Drug biore George Meabon jr and lain i ily spent the week end win Jar Teatoii and wiie oi hccneoCi j Mr cmd Mrs Andrew I,ebt , attended the runeil oi Mrs hobert WyUe at Uoiy bjrdcy i She was buried in Ore n cen eery, Marion Surviving are a sonv m and a aaugher 1j xliCiUe UroW4 Mr and Nns deen an son, David, vere in Albionounday wiw scad collec T y Mr and Mrs Rex Ko Ann Aiior ana Miss Kaj Booz oi Dearboni spen buv j at lhe Aberdeen horre J Donald Doyic ot 3io Ciy, lowc, visited cr lhj Edward ft Spears home last weal Jack Darrow, son of Mrs lva , Darrow, enlisted in he arni and went to Ft Knox, Ky Mon He was signed up by SeigtFC LeRoy RidKirdson, recruiting oi C iicer lor the county f Talked h Miiuc editors wiiu nni p lier IKAV and then for a 11 iiTyrttkumv f fHrtf tnti1i em tmtl n ft4H41y fltts of IMVF hfati whv s nsly ntttlo Alu fnm whpitl j sjt, that about and IUT i ilxut the diT uns i V, i,nHrs may have Heiciues iluiv i he bHwoen riitI,t ntiuimis tor things or Kuw furmint and IHHI11 diffomitlirops Hut all over AmerAJHI tli tell if Joe, tluiefi ica folks wlu work the land share io icil li M I i ween rattle those coninimi traits of hard work, men and larii 1 Wo make our sober moderation, and pood fidlowlivih In ni t hi I niii foils ht, whether 1here jrrriwinjr itdn we ave tie saie 1H riubs tie for beef, or barley for 1 1 xiiI jaiiii1 th sani jinibliius American beer and nh Ol pile s and lir t e Wieii 1 1 i 1 vecrration, ,vc lae ll an Id n,r togctto U0lCva iuvyttght, lJ18, Lniicd btulvi trtu a ioundution iUitrl SPOT CASH l n or DISABLED STOCK rS 600 COWS 75Q HOGS 2C0 ALL ACCORDING TO SZt AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIC REMOVED FREE PHOr COLLMJCT Q GAilLINC COMPANY BUYERS OF HIDES dLF Bfia I Believe it or not ardenI found this mm, i under Hardwa he telephone dircc4ry eUow Pages PI 1 1 r ibing iw MMmr OP BlliW ffll 1 ii afl4 Eacb V ii ,T i Messrs W C Miller, Clifford v IMller, Norman MiUef and Paui f CAKL PIERCE, 5416 Curbuvj Odett were in Ithaca Sunday Driv Brighton nd abo visited Uie Mich Mai EDO STOLT 64 OetroiJ A JiOT a Alma j W O R1CUARDS 12 N Midi Skward Read who moved in filtAVToK iriRK re w J k his Mr home on howeli fc riHir v his staoet araded and black topr , MRS J BAUPRE,01 Tbnp 11 sure U 1 j JMr ad Mrs Lee Lave, hs ,,,, IJfic M and Mias Nellie Goid STOW 0 xm nmxtkm tunaral Water System Etc Stanley Diakel ot Ik Ori j w M 3, ,rf the OXS aM ise Fcidar MM Manory Sohao ana J 2 of j tyqchyfr incite in tea JUboc H BiM M 1 4 riWrtiir M 1 INW I HIJlUlHMlpppW liS r OUUe US PROFESSIONAL CORNER f 1NCKNEV SANITARIUMj VWJ VWtaH Piac4uy Slick DftUy UuDO A M to a 00 P IB JUcapt Wedbeaw lAoo, TtteatFrL, Sal, 7tQOie9 DR G R MCCLUSKEY J 111 N MUftfca fleidaee 14 Sawjkajf at Uiil,MM ABBgjAjua HERB SNEED Hawaii 1J stau ttty, Uee ud Fane i4M Yw w LEE LAVEY FiaciuMK ftticaigM for less than H a day 1 Come in and pick out B RILLIANT new beauty Striking new style Gleaming white enamal fiaihl Supplies plenty of hot new DuoTherm Automatic Fuel Oil Water Heater water for the a vera family of fourautomatically m nm Four sizes to choose f from AUCHONEERTv BCUCT WYL1E PHONE tlHCKNr 78F21 aiANLtx otRRlMAN Attorney at Law 207 Bust Grand Stiver, Howat RtRlGERXTR3rSeivicS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCkNEY 136F13 HAROLD RADY ROBERTVEDDER GRAVEL, SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Jrdr Your Black Dirt Now est for Lawnt Putnam St Pincky Phono 106F3 JAWTTASCii5 Attaraegt 1 Law Fat AUto d Savias aua CEMETESV MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMkfc Harold Cftubb, Local Representative 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phono 439 or 97 Monumonu Markov OH JAARTlfi J LA VAN Attorney At Law PVUMI 13 etaea tteaiaj Pao3 TSiW xsm m life ftate Ljctaes epairtit S S Lfceeie Dray ltaea Lak PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOal Modern Rojuipnaai Atabwitooc SorrUio 89 fiiekftey, MicLif FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 358 RESIDENCE 11 f LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK lAULKM AND Wakly Trip Mad To DtOi GENERAL TRUCKING Phono 64F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVER SAND AND TOP SOIL ROAD GRAVEL, FJLL DIRT, AN ROADS BUJLT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT Lavey Hardware TYPIST Ltte or Any Papers Composed JQ2 Toma Road or Copied at Your Convenience p OFiuckney HFD No 2 All Work Coofldontlal Telephone Dexter SI 10 747 Main St Plncknyt PhontSOPTl P m llX fOR SAIEPortable Electric Sew ing Machine, Mahogany Twin Bedroom Suite Maple Bedroom Suite, Living Room Site, Studio Couch, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf able, 4 Lyre Chairs China Cab Inet, 5 Piece Chrome Kitchen Bet, Drop Leaf Utility Table, Ap artment Size Gas Stove Electric JRafcigerator,GovWjnhxop Deak Walnut Seqretary, KneehoLe Desk, 9x12 Oriental Rug, Drop Head Sewina Machine, Baby FujyAture, all kinds, Occasional Chair, Till Back Chair, Porch Glider, Oil Burner, Two 9x12 Linoleum RugaCombination Ra dia, Chest of Draven, Hanging Lamp, Dishes Chairs and many other items, all like naw priced to be sold this week Stop in any time Phone Dexter 3811 7760 Third St Dexter FOR SALE 1940 Dodge 2 ton truck, short wheel base, also aj m Ytim ,AWrtrkW9A large Norge oil heater, 2 large f f yKIII Round Oak heating stoves lr Vt kJltR Joe Walsh, Webster Twp 6536 Walsh RcLPhone 3133,Dex ter, MichWANTED TO RENTAa auto trailer house for the winter Asa Lewis, Patterson Lake FOR SALE4 room house 1 am U land 1800 total price, cmn crive terms 6 room house, ttf OGZM ol land,partly ftnished FOR SALE 220 gallon fuel Ml basement, total 2,750Will M QUn oil give terms Norman Reason tank Mrs Skinner Across the Mill Pond 16 CASH SPECIALS lb Coffee,DeI Monte Vinegar SoapFelN aptba2,l9 c rraoelruit cf I9e rapefruit BeetaClarfce Ccn 12e Ce 43 c State Bank SCHOOL DAYS Reading Ritina, Rithrnetic the order of he day all over the country Many youngsters are starting school for the firs1 time Of course,ail parents aspire to have their children obtain as much education as possible before j hey must make their own way fln the world We suggest starting a Savings Account now to provide the funds necessary to finance each childs education in the years to come A Ssvia Ascosjnt can be opened j as UaHa a a II bul DR C J 1 OWNER DENTIST 8044 Portags Lako Rd , Doztar Phont Dexlor 3461 AUTO GLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BROJC EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR I ABES AUTO PARTS 01S Eott Grand River, Phono 151 Howell McPhtrm State Balk Bologua v 0mm Cjr Wei 4db Bacon Sjur6 47c lb Money to loan at reasonaole nJaa Werept wui ea Savings Book aa Tisja Certificate of Dapoait All iopooiu up to SSOO0e 1 uaroa by ear aiom6efiWp 1 fa FOR SALE g ft pre war galvan vani2ed horse water tarus, never McDonneU 8414 Pettysville Rd rUri tALLAir Motor Vvmdrnitt and a circulating heater William Cooper BAiiY SiTTEHS Dependable 35c an hi Call Lorna Shirley 146F3, Isabel Brady 60WA oALEThree Burner Kero sene Stove Neat Bock Store 4972 Winston hoad,Portqge Lake rurl bALE5 burner kerosene aove with oven Price 3, Electric flatiron 2 9742 Winston Rd near Bocks Store, Portage Lake FOR SALE OR RENINS room co age with toilet at Pa Person LOKU has oil neat George VanSkiver, 11371 takeview Drive FORSALETwo story barn and chicken coop at No 250 West Main St,Pinckney Gene Dinkel a WANfEDMan for part tinie jan itor work Evenings Appiy Board of Education, Pinckney Experience a woman zaim n nc T wants day work 65c per hour,ai80fTORTTSALETA 35 91 automat want ironing to do at home jHot Water Heater with 30 feet o PauHne Hodden, phone 54F31 j copper pipe, also a 55 gal bbl FOR SALE Potatoes, all grades and mixing fawcett A Bargain Willard Wiltjee Farm,phone 131F4 Clessie Altenbemt, Pinckney FOR SALEI UniversalCcwler Re, FOR SALEBaby Bug,nigh chairi frigerator, 6000, Inquirki of fih,3 of draerb and desk, Roy Fisher, 321 Putnam, pinckney 8292 Pettysvile Road Phone 107 VoR SALE6 H, F, Neptune motor FOR RENT Cottage Furnished, at Want ddt FOR SALEPOTATOES 100 a bushel L W Umstead on FOR SALETONIKTSES Dale Miller, Phone 78F13 FOli SALESimplex Maoffel, , 4ew, also high chair James Whitley Phone 15F11 k WANTED 2651 Putnam Drive, Pagan Lakrt, McGregor and Melvin Rd Inquire at C Allen, 1947, never used, 100,00, RBUFFARD,9395 Half Moon Laka FOR SALEFxsh local fruit, place your canning orders now, visit our FOR SALE Kfnnidc FLshermantand, North Territorial and Dex Outboard Motor See Mrs H Tj ter RoM Wed, Sat, Sun, This LOST A Beagle Hound Friday u rMi have nnv infonnatlmi con , tactSnejr WemREWARD j JJ011 ,955, Gkfib Sub, Half weeks Special, Sumroe Squash for Moon Lake 1 a buabaL ALSO VEGETABLE9 9040 FARLEY ROAD llftAJIafl ear Stew L l c FOR SALE former SG Teepie ATTENTION A scra ar4 epaa comer M36 and Howll RL,Pinck in GrcgoryDo not haul 7W a aeylote, 2 dar garage shadeA ,ron or aietal to the dump, oring eal business corner, alao 2 otbar f am at oleanlaugi and vn a to us We nay tbe high dollar m0dem hornoi in Pinckney I holstery drop ma a card We pickup na i Norman Reason, phone 17,Pinckaar L Mclntyr Fewierville, Michigan STQFEJt ROM A Man ead Jto jraxrrfly AM tileW to tUc Best What is finer than to spend the summer wit a tarn loatwe haw U larfs adMMa eC boats a4 jutbeawt aaetota specially a Mar ,tin 40 er eeAinerieas finest oa Ward We will demuatrate for you on the lake Very ifciw kcan do that Also paints, Marine iHatdwaa Oer Paddles, Fishiqs tackle, bait Kt also sell or rant cement mixer, trailers Come and visit ua Or8 W4MM WlLfOII6 SALES HEHTAL fflRVMB j 3121 W amui IJawi ijnunjr Fhe asflea l Phone 364W4 FOR SALE Formor S bonw,M3 A HowjarPtaeaaaw mfaM to conAto X aaaw t 1 loSRtiful jhada, t mf ar ateam heat, ieaaaer Cell Fed J U Bra aft 7 1 s mutckjMv Dici V STATE OF MICHIGAN Toe Probate Court tor the Count fssSsVeVfeMs Livingston At a session of said Court hold at the Probate Oihce in the City of How 11 in aofd County on the 11th day oi September A D, 1948 v hu am R Smith ludge oi Probate 4 Ih irifi MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF John Sjpeare, deceased, Laura E Smith having iiled in said Court her petition praying that the ad ministration oi said estate be granted to Lucius Doyle or some other suitable person it is Ordered, That the 4th day oi October AD 1948 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate orifice , be and is hereby appointed for hearing bwuti petition It ib Further OrderedThat public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day 67 hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in aid GodtttVr , A true copy Hiram R Smith Celestia Parahall ludge of Probate Register of Probate STATE OF IGCHXaAlf The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court held at the Probate Cilice in the City oi Howeft Tnlaid County on the 10th day oi Sonber A , 1948, rtesentHon Hiram R Smith, ludge of Probate IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF John C Dinkel, Decased It appearing to the court that the time iur presentation oi claims against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by cad before sai Court It Is Ordered, That all of the creditors off said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office cm J to serve a copy thereof upon Stanley DinkelAdmiistrator o raid t uie at Piney, Maao in or before the 29 ih day of Novomber A D, 1948, at tn oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and adjust ment of all claims and demands again said deceased It is Further OrderedThat public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to aid day of hecrring in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and cir eiulated in said nr A true copy Hiram R Smith C trhcU Judge of Probate Register of Probate STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court the County of IrigifJTT Uvingtton we are leaving for Florida, will sell at Public Auction alTReal Estate and Personal Pron rty listed below On farm loca ted 2 miles West and 2 miles North of Pincknev mrnlTS ,Zom nnri TWW Rad 7040 Hincbv Road wraey corner o Burgess and Hinchey Rad, 7040 Hinchv Road Saturday, Sept 18th dtcrts 1230 PM ifl HEAD TJtsTliSnSAS CATTLE Jersey Cow, 4 yrs,due May 2Jrsey Cow 6 yrs fresh, open J Guernsey Cow, 4 yrsdue Apr20 Jersey Cow,5 yrs olLfresh,open Jersey Cow, 5 yrsiV Mar 20 RegjerseyCow,5 yrs,due MarAyrshire Cow, 6 yrsrdur Febvlfr Regjersey cow,5 ynwiue Oct27 Jersey Durham heiier 1 yr,apen Jersey heifer, 4 months old HORSES Bay Mare, 10 yrs ride or work FARM MACHINERY F 20 FarmaU Cultivator FFarmaU Tractor on rubber McCormlck 2 24 Plow Manure Spreader ohn Deere ixanp flake CJaftlo Sprayer Rubber tired wagon and rack Tree Trimars OiJ Barrels Wheelbarrows Screen Doors 1 horse cultivator Log Chaios 2 Soc Spring Tooth Bags 7 Bags of Cement, Block Tackle Garden Cultivator Step Ladder Jewelry Wagon Cattle Mineral Calf Mineral Calf Pails Extension Ladder Hog Mouse Fire Extinguisher Garden Hose 75 Tamarack Posts Barn Timber and many other articles HAY AND UflAlN 17 Ton Clover Hay 5 Ton Alfalfa Brome 200 Bushel of Oats Quantify Altolia Seed 7 Acres Com in Field Quantity of Sweet Corn in field 4 Acres Silage Corn in field Quantity Chippewa Potatoes CHICKENS 60 White Hock Pullets, layingv Chicken Waterers Chicken iteeders Ghdaken Wire Electric Chick Brooder HOUSEHOLD GOODS Coronado 6 cu ft refrigerator White Star electric range Kitchen table, S efasira Singer Sewing Machine 6 pc dining room suite 9x12 rug 3 pc bedroom suite Twin beds Studio couch Small Table Washing Madhine,Krogeri piano 2 pc living room suite bouaoir Lamp Floor Lamp iiadio Occasional Choir Childs Toys Bookcase Porch swing baby bed,high chair Movie projector bedding dfapes Metal bed springs Fruit Jars Dresser Table Lamps Dishes 00 pr lace curtains Cold Pack GirVs bicycle Boys pifyclm and many other items 1947 Montgomery Ward Cream MILKING EQUIPMENT 6 cans Milk Cooler Separator, New cement blocks for 14x14 milk house Roof boards 114x14 milk house Metal roofing for milk house HEAL ESTATE 80 acre farm 2 sq 40 acres Modem 7 room house, hot and cold water with bath, house in seated, basement, oil heat, 275 gas, oil storage, good shade, lawn, cow bamaarage chicken house, close to schooLfruit trees Strawberry Asparagus beds Productive land Look it over OB It will be sold at 3prn,,day of sale Terms arranged on Real Estate rirnLisi J ,,F , ni j Bankable notes at 6 percent interest fafti thqt amount credit will be givn on Albert At a session of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City of How eU In said Ccunty on the 6th day of oi Auyust, A 1943, PresentHon Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate IN THE MATTl OF THE1 Theodore Lemire, Deceased It appearing to fee court mat he flint lor preeeatatton oi rffiipm nntntt old estate should be limited, and that a tfaneand place be appointed tore ceive, examine and adjust all claims and demand against said deceased by and before serf Court 11 w Ordered That all of the crediitan oil said deceased are recuired o present their claims to said Court at FLOYD KEHRL, Clerk said Probate Office and to serve a copy I thereof on June Lemire, Administratrix of said estate at Lakeland, Michigan on or before the 29th day oi Noverabw A 1948, at tn oclock in ihe forenoon aid time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and adjustl ment of all claims and demands again eatd deceased It is Further thereof be Ordeed,Tbat public riven by publication of a copy of this ordoTonce eacn wee for three successive weeks previous to said day, of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and cir drculated in said Couvy A true copy Hkcro H Smith CIettia Parshat fuc of Probate Ugiisr el PsobHI 2JJJonal Bank, Plymouth HARRY RUSSELL, Sales Mgr A U CTION ljjt xter or 6miIei nheast of Chelsea 1 SSLhwe J6 D Town HaU Road CxMnrnoncing at 1230 P M EST Thursday,8pt23rd yrsfSftt Breechen Harness aftc Tested Patr Gray Mares, wt auuu, iu 40 Head of Cattle, Y Hoist 3hoai, o iws Large Quannty of Farm Implem ects and Tools, includinq W FAllis Chalmers Tractor with double bottom 14 inch plow, AC Model 60 Combine FarmaU BN Tractor with Cultivator and a complete Line of Farm Tools very good condition Guantitv of Oats, 20 Tons of Loose Hay 300 Bales of Straw, Household GooajelRicmo, Beds1 Dressers, Chairs etc TERMSCASH CLOSSER ESTATE ANP A J K HULI PRQPRffiTORS Ord Price 6 Sons, Auctioneers Carl Mast, Clerk 1 dsockbridg, Mich Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 15, 1948 Description An account of the resource September 15, 1948 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 1948-09-15 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch