319 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/fd85fb151c17034153f20fbda6b582fd.pdf 5c13331bb4222d4c6f3efc5d3dc4fc0a 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. l tee hncknej tipu S Wednesday, February 18, 1349 MiciLupui Mirror School JNews Church Merger Na 7 Fr Alien J Schmitt, Pa I ioUS ol lilt UUC c eu lx , i Rev D D iuuy pi Lie oca The recent ieiociat stole coni A meeting oi the plannma, comCong i church does no uok , c venuon aa providea toe epu consising oi one w uom each groups oppocu me ineet o Jicau wivn a fian new issue lor SCAOOI wst wa heid at U ftch ute 34x100 eiecuon u they acnl ooi mouaay night All oi the 15 use K It aae nouuug, o uo via schools were ieprosenved exceptslate highway BKuoieuance, me unubbs Oorus, Marble and Michigan scaoaU or any oi tne winans Lake other things which are me bum me procedure for calling a sen ing issue which candidates jor col reorganization vote was ou otucu are Joiced la cons aer lined, ine hrst step is io circulate r he new issue is highly exptos trial peiiuons myu, oust to find ive and many leaders axe again oui m6 sentiment lor and again st but an toe other hand oher si it 1 perceni oi the votes are required wut signatures oi at least 60 percent is mare acceptable Arer the sentiment his been as certain in this way by which it is iound how many cast, wish to en ter the reorganization, the cost CIO opposed the renomination oi oi a suitable buildinq tk house Cruet Justice Edward Sharp them is estimated and the tax whose decisions have never fav necessary to built it computed ared labor but accepted him be Then another set oi petitions cause Gov Williams demanded casing foj an lection are circuia last him Burr Sherwood was ncW ed Alter this is held another vote, against the raerger ated, supt, oi Instruction and i J , i c Hicks Griffith state chairman Hepubucan leaders thins a sharp attack is the only way to win lne new issue is the CIO control oi the Democrat party, which dictated all the nominations at party convention It is true the Cong 1 Cnristian ana vaivjeir cal ACioxmea crimen vdi Uv very iai ihe proposition carroa at Cleveland almost b o i Ou h merger question ine vote v a i Michigan to nicige res b4 J 117 On ihe secuiid propoion to accept tne mere of ii a majority voted tox it the voe was tej, 102 No 66 A his was by cnurch In Michigan the vote Joy members was on proposition No 1 to merge Yos c,84J No 3,o4t On propositin tio I to accept it if ii carried es 6,707 Noo 4181 Out of 60,000 members only 14,000 voted In fact there weve several vces taken on the merger The vole at the national meeting at Ooerlin June was 100U for and iJ Sunday Mosses, 800 and 1000 L Daily Mass 730 AM f Com ssions Sat 730 to 900 pm Sundays,bfor 800 mass Fridays, r Novenna Devotions jMovenna to Our Sorrowful Mvvi FMdays at 730 PM litaimL iotiUiien4 BASKET hALL 13 Pinckney tiusi team conuo UI a Uicir wmmiig stea uy ucaujg crijhon fue rnaay mum c , ae Jehueys ana DU y wach haa a goou J J o , JL, LiU J a N yP i6 pounsoacn in omttii ,jw j ana Jerry viark vJ a u is got 1U tor Brighton ana A aerson 8 incney Oar low Jeheys F F C J G Pinckno is taken on bonding for a ouildoxlj There were two votes taken m Gov Williams say so, but Aug fust what kind oi a buildina lT Was H4 8 rhftlle nrB of the CIO was A I ,j Duiiauignd 117 no On the second voir ust Scholle, pres oi the CIO wasand how large wouid be necessafter the Oherlin meeting 32 chur in control oi the convention I , , , ary has not been decided One Cautious Republicans are again method suggested is to make 4 st any attack on the CIO as they cj,ass roams oi e gym and iear it would send the unions to build a new yni and heid housa i i r o the polls in droves and Republican chances are always best in a light vote Others point that the interest already displayed by the CIO means a heavy spring vote anyway The present one is not large en ough A reorganization meeting is to be held Friday night at the Young love school The Pinckney school bd wish ches switched making ihe yes JO Tay, no i5 The Piricviicy church vdo votsci yes on the second vo The antimerger forces have plenty cf money and are moving a lot oi noise, ihe report thai the Chicago churches aro against the mergor is rciuled by ie iac IConavegationau ifev D D Biady Minisfer Cnou rlacuse Vvevjn vxganrst 6 Chan Directo Mrs Merwui uarru n S S Sup Merwin CampLU Wed400Junior Choir Pracise, Burroughs 30 Senior Choir Pracuse Ambujgoy 730Pastora ctass rriebts j G CkiiK Practise for service at county Siosuuions ,, ininnary Spiout, O Clark, iiai SuniOJQ a m church sejvice I ivci hnginon Auioia, Sermon Being Saved by Good1 Apploton, Jersek Comfy Woiks The Pinckney tcserve tea I k ii30 Sunday School lo Brighton 3ji0 L3 John I ic 300 Service qt county infirfary got 8 points ior huckne k by Cood ehowship , 131aircum 3, Scmieider b, C 700 Pilgrim Fellowship meetj 4 and e2 Ardr gn iny topic Shoud Protestants Many Catholics Tues, 00 Young Ladies Aux Jlary meet with Mrs Marjory 60 vV M 36 Mrs Beatrice Shirijy co hostess Devotions by u Brighton Anderson Owens I noma iaun Pur LMU rut, o T 1 1 I A i JJ ji j J , weia ij ion ii c ihty cculi iiu oiii be aiOiiou tno people iie Vii bi Topic On Hazel PaulsonOi Own Doorstep Psciential Com meeting Friday Feb lcUi, VliVAK lh signcd a reion aiMLjiNViXFVcHURCH The governors program to taxes iQ deny tfiat any pinckney corp profits cannot be made an grade ils would have to at issue as it will not be constdered tend dif t schQols the reorgan until crfter election J ization goes through Nothing oi The Republicans fear that high the contemplated way an4 educational issues are not enotfh to arose the voters NEW SCHOOL VOTED and are Willing to stir up the un Lake Orion votrs Monday ions on 4he chance they mayapproved a 480,000 bond issue benefit fronfi a huge protest vote build an elementary 8chooL It calls for a 9 mill additional tax WIN STATE TITLE ior 20 years, proving it Published statemeo to Ihe ef feet that many churchas wil n enter into the ed onjact as no such action been Voted upon as BIGHT ABOUT FACE The state senate revrd heir, selves and legalized the faie of colored oleo 21 to 7 It takes eif90 days after adjournment Ac there is a 10c federal tax en M the colored vill cos 10c mce a lb than plain, Virginia Lyons, 17, of Hartland Th COUNTY JAU won ihe staie cheiry pie makmg in the County Press of last week contest at Grand hapids last i the question vas asked, why tne PYRAMID CLUBS in a field of 44 contestant The Jouny Jail could not be repau1 A new form of ganbhig hdSri week before she won the Living ea or rebuilt, with the 50,000 laid hit Michigan know a the pyiam1 ton county championship witn aside jor that purpose id club Ihe way ht cpero o Barbara Nash of Pinckney 2nd j e jjoard ot supervisors have for a person t0 mvJe lb heis and Virginia Shirley, also of Pinn0 choice ckney 3rd Miss Lyons goes toi The pre8ent jail has been con Chicago February 22 to compete dQm6d several times by the Sate in the nationa contest inspector of Jails rriu P ant i ms lime 1 Were 9iven t0 FWr 875 understand that it would be offi cally closed unless vork was T3V h2r Beachey, pastor Mornirg Worship 1000 Sunday School IhOO Young Peoples Meeting 73Q h,vcninv Worship 815 ftuK Hc3coe Darrow Ast Walter Esch Chikirens Service , 114b Prayer Meeting wed Cve 800 NORTH HAMBURG CHURC1 Sarthout Pd 6 miles northwest ot Pinckney Sunday School 1000 Supt Maurice Leinbach Mcrnina ivTossago 1100 The person Tested by sher , ,, ,,, iHs officers o he night of Janstaed fw building29 for drinking on the highway The present bulding being in near the Hamburg dance hall such condition that it is a ire haz pled guilty before Justices Cron and insanitary and unsafe nenwew ol Howell and Singer of, IMhe county snould be left with Brighton and were fined 35 and out a jail, the cost of tranepori i7A sAat ing immatee to other outside co tt in their heme for an evenuj each is put up, A pyiamiJ is for mod with he prorncor ai thu op i The 16 people in turn mvro m 16 hiends and repeat the procedure If the cham is unbroken ior lj days lhe promotor vins Zi,Q and the No, 2 man moves buo first and the procedures is repeal ed The clubs are said o have 50,060 members in Wayno coun ty and also exist n Washtenaw and Livingston Jaern 77081C734 2375 def Die JJ ieds 733 672706 21IJj4U 31 Cory Drun 782643 708 21331 duf ridicis 43 634 790 2067 , 4 C Vyhie Front 727 748 734 2209 ckf kmckney Fab D90 631 72G XhJ7, 4 0 j Head Lumber 706 786 808 2300 cki Die SetReds 723696770 4 and Wc BrigVon aiid Lukc Pinc y Res Pac F i Sent ier F Anui Wan C Bu Matteson G KOM 1 Coyle G Hn y Substihijions Pincknov Vr Blaircum, Carr, HammcJf FJUJ quist, L Clark, W Jeffrey, Wl j J Brighton Buffington, Snyder, Ij shnd, HicTwelT, O Do j gh Pinckney plays 3 parries horr with Hartland Ttiursciay nie WIN FROM GRASS LAKE Pinckney took both games from Grass Lake here last niqht The first team won 43 o 34 ,nd the reserves 13 to 12 Wih PmcJriI 3 aces, Bob Amburgey, Bob bu row and Joe Jeffreys hihii7 tho hoops for 11, 9 r rid 8 pointn re , pectively Pirckrey was not o edThe subs played one guar ter ANNOUNCEMENT The North Hamburg Extension Group held their regular meourj at the horiL oi Mm Fvii 3 er, iue day mght l, 3 jiu were ma do or a Vion JJ,i y to be heid a1 the home oi iv,, OLn Roomson, Hush Li Plans were also made for a Ho, Show to be held Mar 17 at thu j Pettysville School House Tini parly will be under the directon of Mrs MurJ Caird, Rush Lk It s k w voit Ou o 1, s u C 1ia L , i 1 i , led vj i o 1 J 1 CT l l UJJ iv, O ma do o iaim ho J i c in i J o Vv CUil A aq ohO , lillvi vJuilr , ni i J IV U not t co ,1 , iL V r ALU r O o ,j irO ri huv i ct r i Ul uiarbuia just by vi UL,UO reasy nLrs Oi vc u Lne con icn vas tig ma iv ed ior it, uuys to a, , ugam w at aaop A J oJ U oviu aif the rLi i can vote oi k Proa 1 i ill it hi ohuwo their very little and many oieo them wheie the OOG Of CCl oi In fact w protects o longer lad would lorosight if just how l ingai use olhetve uilod their a o,i oe loo ji a A 1 1 i i Co,, Lt JO ed CiOv UiL Ojcj, i 10 ij loiliO lo d iO i J AJU vO Mcnjo Oil 0,U, fi ifn ,,r Oiot , ,, Ju it Lo IS C ouoonoLGii bhe i or O f n lie ioro 0 0 j I h i iu U1 ioV Conoviiicy of ne bin 1, jijkm ani xi v on Ly , Hi, opponent 010 L, i ir, poiidon u Ai ot coosider ooo o,oauied to vjotiuuy uui Cong o, ,, o coumy ,A ILO stoppnoiu upeiung ike 1 t y iio kooy Genoyoe oy jo a ooiOii TrrgsTnTT v, ,, ao i pu I o oo lioj dorG in oo pout Livingston l his threo coricver send a oi osualiy cast led a Flint J who have d,o pad 30 yrs oi u 1 mk P oi Ou 21i0 31 you have a Hobby, th corom Bob WhiLe T39 717 TBlJZML, would like t0 have you djsdo def Morthcn 2223 3 i Ser 705 731790 V earn 375 costs Couervatiou Notes 30,000 will be spent this year jails and back to court would REGISTRATION ioflCE For the Village Election Tavern Bob White Marathon Service Read Lumber White Front Frcduris cost taxpayers enough money extra in a very ew years to builuj MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1849 plette a new building I The the Qualified elecors It is the opinion of the board the village of Pinckney, County Cory Drug to flood 8 state land projects iorjof supervisors that 3 mills levied of Livingston, Staie of Michigan Die SetBlues i One is the j on the county valuation will com1 NVice is hereby gien mat 1 Pinckney Fab in conformitory wih Michigan Die Set Reds waterfowl protection One is the on the county Chilson pond in the Brighton area pfete a new building, where 50 acres will be flooded j Henry T Ross, Fred Berry Lynn Hendee, Committee v L p 37 17 51j 37 17 49 32 22 44 29 2b 42 28 26 39 25 29 33 23 31 30 23 31 26 22 32 301 14 40 16 it, Phoe Mrs Grace Howard, Brighton 6379, or Mrs Esther Co Igniter, Phone Pincfuiey 61F11, Grace Howard Press Reporter ANNOUNCEMENT pati vesK ooiwicori oi Larainai j i i,u hoOiOii Coiinoio, ia liuogur oi ireaoon iiio ieniojioe o oie ijiprisn CcimnuannstclC oi Comirr vo , id oio OiU ineit liangoi oa tiih tnul vvG un,oi iashion ijehiiid ciooed doors W ri no optctaos oi itv, s repores allowed 10 i piescoilds uiiLunness drew loe pioieei oi tiie cnne civilized vond Now dfte 4ardino4m n,fc instance was Any member of ihe Pinckney Extension Group interested 11 making plastic lamp shades wili meet at the home of Mrs White this Thurs eve at 3 Mrs Beulah Stanley Sec i o i e o l 11 B C pm and the other is the Hosley pond in Oak Grove where 12 acres wiilj be flooded Others are in Lapeer Mecosta, Clare, Tuscola, Emmett county and Dnunmond Island SO wild hen pheasants trapped Jo the Thumb area bape arrived j ot the Maeon game farmOnlyj 4 cocks were oaugfit The record hsh was speared in Muttet Lake, Cheboygan last week when 13 year aid SamueJ lav uon any day exj cept Sunday and a legal hob day, the day of any reguiar,spCLCOUNCIL WiQCEJDINGS ial or primary elecion, receive Regular rneetinn of Village Coun 1 or registration the name of any cjl February viS49 j e9al voter in said vibace, no JSgJBedJOOJXlexJay Prefl Park qlready jifired who coax Schedule Feb 23 Qny o 0100 woa to prove Coooo ,S CilXOV SO j ,0 o o churon n Hungary vnrc ohcom ii c ,re ooiooo oo Noroo C o y ill LJYCooood liJid pre me issue vnicii oe Coth religvhen ,ccn CARD OF THANKS Marathon Serj I wish to thank my many ir Pinckney Fabi ends and neighbors ior their ktrd Read Lvmberness in leniembenng me with Vhite front cards, frui and flowers aurog ro Cie Set Blues vs Die Set Reds Cory Drug vs Proaucts vs Tavern vs Bob White vs quere IaJy, Arro coa Germany he urrosed end imprison vc the po 0 ior a ITI o ooow h lie va2 the oo powerful man er followed by Roil Call of oh icers Present Palmer, Clinton, apply to me personally for such regisretion Pxovidig however OarJc Kennedy, and Swarthout 1 cctn receive no names for Absent None regUraaon during the lime mter Minutes oi last meeting read and vnia9 between the 20th day be CHILD BRIDE FREED approved Motion by Oark supported by McGuaegie seared a 11D lb stur j Kennedy to allow foltewing bills gmoa, 6r, 4 in Voog CHMAGE IOOWAMENT Tb Rodney cobbage touxnajHMDt wiM be held at the Masonic dinina toom SatMrday Feb IS at 730 p a Tbe two winners go to AAD Arbor March I io oampee HMML Xbe tourncaaent is sponsor by 1fa Ann Aabor tfews Last year Don Swartom and Menprin ifhiU WMHie winners and into 4fae eemimab at Ann Mpe eei Jikapt 40eaut be poseem jDaMrtkm 2Sc Mtter Det Edison St Lights t0704 Siven and Heal 192 Oicrude Swarhoutk rewiiing o Fire Siren Labor and Ma 1356 Livingston Co Tieas Tax Supo 4455 Miughlin Oil Co 66c i H Shunts, Election Supp 8f, Carried Motion by Kennedy Supported by Lcryey to adjourn Mildred Addey, Clerk AMAZWG SIORT Of lore any regular, special or prij mary election end the day ofi such election The last day for registration does not apply to those who reg Ister under absent voters law i Notice is hereby given tho I will be at my home Friday, Feb 11, Wednesday, Feb IS and Monday, Feb 21, 1949 to regist er qualified voters, MONDAY FEB 21 1949the 20th day before said election is the lest day for registration The name of no person bat en actual resident of the villa go shall be entered in the reqistrc inbooiteecurffise tiMt KtbeggjngThisj 4H PAPER DRIYE euwy af urwaaned daOars will The Pinckney H HandicraftJbe Jcmnd in Jhe Anetiaan Weei Oub will have a paper and magaf Jeal Uie axine drhre Saturday, Feb 1 Mrs Etta Sayler Long, the child briae of Weldon Lonq of Stock bridge was released from the the Mason juvenile detention home and returned to the home illness I hope every nnp w,n as fortunae as 1 in fine1 dig many kind friends Letta Fish or Wo rfoo a itOte so in iOthe Detroit whoirawo , nj ooor d sa,a WAS A SUCCESS The dance at the scac 1 ave ot her parents m Stockbridge byby e Qvic Asfi Sat Probate Judge McCleildn Accord, wa suf ,As ali Ce r ing to the judge Mich, does not nott f yet thue imarCa c 1 rtf bw,i but it is a small profit 1 tieo built in i caino an right aUow marriage cf children therel fl0, own bu , il ,f np I fore her marriage is illegal and f ,asmaU Foiit q h no annulment iTnecessa I eslra wic T ve CXL The girls age is still in dispute ooc 1 j Records at WUlamson, W Va , u , ,, Despite frenzied errors to noid Ao7 iOb wee io oescrnjoa tou , iieru as c mydi ai ae Jtousands oi homes oe ost cv yeco o A DC OA or renea ih os c os it Gc3 oot oo old not oav vdy cy ,er5e empy The rocs, n is na both soiling price ooo renais are too high ior the aveage worker vLc is ordy part so eripioe Mov as most these wefo undoulpdy ouilt Dcrrowed moiiey tne l day of on of hist show her to be 12 The Sayler family Bible gives her age as 13 vhiie her mother says she is 16 CANCER CLINIC There will be a cancer clinic at the Pinckney school ThursFeb 17th for the children in the after noon and adults at night Dr Ray M Duffy vl trlk Harry Caisburg County Chairman reckoning will come and ii cry eaches us anything the bot torn will fall out of the inflated real estaes values in a hurry as it did back in IS J v,Bm mm ID e Sundays ,f CITIZENS CAUriS A Ciisens Caucus will be held at the Pinckney tire hall Monday 1 them up there are indication of a huge price drop Wneat lei oe low 2 a bushel last week for tho first time in 2 years Livestock prices have also slumped, this being hastened by the buzzards LICENSE PLATE SALE in the west which caused the cat tie market to be glutted The gov has also cut shipments of graya and meat abroad In N Y the price of a cup of coffee has been cut from 15c to 12c and cereal Jrom 25c to 15c Farmers are de manding more government crop wife 4bfe Sundays Feb,l ke proceeds will be use to buy evenrng, rbtTSw o nominj 1 PP a1 N Y 4L lee Detroit SandaVf tools For paper outside village a village ticket and transact I10 m pwxxnnq to ask the qov call 62F3 Marshall Meabon,lcad j other come before start at 900 business as may it Said caucus will pm fcrd Bidwell and family of Bri Jfildred Ackley, Village Cleik in called at the Ben White lords are preparing to asic tne gov emment ior a floor on rentals to ,proect landlords Weil, it was a wonderful joyride while it lasted but afi joyiidee roatucUy come rOCrfl The office if coun derk will be open every Saturday after noon until 400 p m tor sale of auto license plates but will be closed Feb 22John Hagman county derk 4 UNION CAUCUS A Union Caucus will be hefc at the village fire hall an February, 21 at 200 p jn io inate a village ticket and ae any other matters to cojqe it , v I 3 L vi ryA The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday ehniary 16, ID ANNOUNCING The Grand Opeofng Pinckneys lew lift Main Street w February 19 Just u I ww going home for dinner the other day, the district zone manager from Hsxvetter dropped in I said, You better comealong, werej having Aidcea, Oa the way btdc to the store, he told me to expect a shipment of Farmall Cubi within die next few days This ought jochser you up, and it doesnt make me xnacf trait ,WeII, y axe Iiere nowon display So comeion in, folks, and see the Farmall Cv L, utext to a pair of pliers, its the handiest farm tool I know Justj jghffirrh frllnw tyrh 4fHrrrr7 more or IfisV ffr pnrTrtfnTffrTnfTTT Ime vegetable truckcrop grower,or the big acreage farmer who needs soother tractor 1 Of course, what really makes a Farmall Cub vjfal is its full lineofi quickchange implements with fingertip Farmall TouchControl No morej X CA Aua trsxi wxotvxi j wi vU,,i2S SYLVAN HEA on v J, Tuesday WeJ Thurs Febil 18 17 XWE THBE MUSKETEERS Lana Turner Gei kw w wu i Lana Turner GQOL Kelly j AIM 4uui J2U1AJ ivxtuiiU, woii, June Allyson Vpn Heilin Chelsea Mkfe car too Friday, oaUudy, February 18 9 THE SECRET Technicolor Wli,e uiuu u a, Saaujoi FobAia,, , JU AuiWbc Film ol Op i ivir ana m neyuoi Wyuc UNDER WESTER STARS C m oi xiowexx nave iw c,i u III i i piu 18 v , , t THE SECRET LAND AH Uxenn elkmd ox howexi, to Whmcoii slipped on an icy wuuc iasi w Narration ana suiierea a uxojsen snouxax Robert Monta norn 10 xVxx ana iv Cco,1 Robert Taylor Van Heflin ivionaey oi renton xusi wcci aiwi Crin,oa Imery iota cnxxa ana oin dauynei CTTV Vf , L , iienry ronae, lormcx u hiox NaL ,15 sexxoo coacn nas nu G Montgomery, Rod Cam I I IOOOU coacn ox mi x,o eron aJ R Roman lepxacmg LODDI viks l ia AnoUxei upneavtei in x3riyhtou RELTF STARq naTTrHTrB city iii toox lae xait V,LO, , L biAS DAUGHTER 1 r r Coeci Cfioon News , wiien Counennjan Ai oie una J policeman Lamona ana i XJ luQuy 87 Tturs Frt2223a4 signed Be Grahle Dan Dailey ine Brighton school area pi ,, , n ning committer nas suonuuca r WHEN MY FA1 SMILES AT report They lecommena USUUJ tne Bjughton scnooi ior myn school purposes only and buiia inu 2 five room elemenuiiy taiia Army, Tkre Siraultonors fEjqp4iitioin Commanded by Admiial Byr4 IVi picWd CJMd7 Caitoca Hw Sunday Monday Fbxuaxy ONE TOUCH OF 21 A Musical CoiMdy Slarrtnq Arvah Gardner Robert Walker Dick Haynes Cartoon BatktbaU Hlqhliata oi 1MB Sunday Shows 3 5 7 9 ME la Tec mloolor with laTk Onk a June Havoc Tue Wd, Thur Fob 22 4, 24 LIFE WIJH FATHtR Comody la Tochnlcolar Slarzltta William Powell Irene Dunne, Elizabeth Taylor Zazu Pitta Cartoon Shows 71S 912 riUJ Richard Avon Jairci Gteson Novelty I Cartoon Mirch oi Timo ings in order to hole an eleuion 50 percent ot the voids in disirict schools seeding 10 CJO he reorganization must sijn a i 1 , u, Kf rrrn petition asking for an olucu J iAllLlf led Brown of the Vinans La school i a member oi tis ,L ning commission The Winans Lake school he a square dance party ueio KI week IgW VhH uu Service FOR SPENDING CONTROL i 11 ar a FoDoary 18, 19 PAY BY CHECK Then you wUl have a record of each payment iiELEliiLESS i ou know where you are go In 1fnicalzt Starring I ln3 Robert Yoi1, Marguerite Chap 1 tJOiu 0 W B UallOVV ana ,u Suni, iUiJ xU a suii WELL WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT man Hoads oi the Hound , I alb I ,, roia, Kibruary 20,21 iycAi Ausuns wuiJjiUia a iwv li IlOLLIDAY temple Ul utO Spang T nicobr Glairing Ao 0 ,,, 10 ute 1 ci , In a liy nro vou Den t Want To Member Federal Depap tea fiST NATIONAL BANK fweating and swearing and aching backs I 1 Anotter tting wten you need prompt bere FEBRUARY IS FARMft llUi Vv cU iiiijt ViIid u ULI1W Dy 111 Qua mii 161a inuu Ui hOiior oi Uit xb eii JQCKtOli inss lViue r Tahoid ol j, lo v lUig iiiS, j v V LiVii iiS n ci, iu ieci 10 icmiUi i , he uuinc 01 JV I A, r lvjorc,un u u moved to Leading , w Stur a grocery Vv ii iriii ha , , pencr sriop in ueu A car lilled n , the Philippines vvii ,JJ , at Howell Feb hi This issue con u i, from Dr John Iielbrn V 0 v,, is in Leyte, Philipoiits vv Ii k army Mrs Webster an CLed luuv Ch at the home oi Mrs John bon, son Feb 10 Rev Fr Commerford wii vo a lecture Sunday iclit eLv The Catholic Church Alx nv ed Miss Mae LeBarrcn wlio he been taking voice for 5 y ea mado hor dobut aUho lCi Oservatory of Music in Levc Tii night Sam Wilson has enrebe al c University of Mich ,i Friends of John Watorfor J BCO cut 50 cord of vood for birr recency The old Baptist church at Vvii iamsville is being torn cov 1 TomCooper is vorYiv i J Kennedy basket factory a C bridge The Anderson V 1, r hfes oloctod the folic v 11 j Pres, N D Wilson vrc G Vvrebb Albert Frost, C V V Winkle SecNora Sinr1 V v c Mk Roche Nx 1 ic the Keisia home The subject for t1 r,,, In a 1 0 i Nov 3 1 ins r ar and Hare Mir UJ once Corp All deposit up to 5000 insured F rotect oui cash by titinq oil NIGHT DbOSITDPY I I , O Tr ILS nitjjTrf, inkfsikauki ruui f i si Oil Eot 1 v K n jkes on hand C, mplete Line o L teaks r iitJinaf onf as J iAjhtjoi I bit ires Electric Heaters Pump ci All Kinds nnH yitrom irlffr MYRON J HUGHES Telephone Pinckney 157JJJ1 Repairing a Speciodity T3V2K PLUMDER iT1 i 1 c i i JilMlllHllWiMltylslltHllll U UHttllittHirilK v V E, Sjrtmt etc jvirts, Im always i rtT ,,1 son debate WCTP N be forced to Arhict Wv r A t bate subiect is Strikos r, rJ ified Ur auley Dinkel w M, 1 v at cssr aiAw SIVEH R M Menzies Equipment Co oTATE OF MICHIGAN Tlw rwtoate Court for the Ccisy Livingston Al a SMSOD oi said Couit h in the wi c copy ci lhis oxc 1 WJlvfe each week , Poa Nellie Dentonxxninisftratrix oi said exa previous to estate at Gregory, Michigjjn or or before rfaid cy 01 rZaj X2 the Pinckney T oi paci a xmwtJcpor printed and cir ccac in scria rjvrity llia I S , iq, ot probate PHONE 1110 HOWELL, MICH 25 Years Ago City oi Howell in said Coynly on the 9th day February A D 1JJ4 9 Pre sat Hon Hiram R South Judge of Probate In the Matter oi the Eslcfce of ci I iobaie STAiT Cf I ITCH AW The Probtc Cou fkr the County of A ,r,rr o soillcoyii J ,W jn , Kuhn and Madelin Roche NEIGHBORING Jave Jones has cm auction sale With 122 applications for we A u u f01 th Albert Jackson fare reHef received Feb 1 the xinc Campfceu DeceatW City 0 Mocii iR Midi county on the ml kmn february 27 Washtenaw county bd of super a CampbeU havin9 f m said 7lh ccy of reIrcry J D igi9 r 1 Speaker IS visors had vote 300 QJ, Court his petition, praying 4r licoc , j , , H am jj g Judgj o, Mr and Mrs M J Hoisel gave jonal funds k the welfare fund 11 tb interest of said eliaie in cc rrovjio dKAG 80, suffered c a demo at their home Fri night tain real estate therein desaibecL ftdog bt iuxaoe un Olive Bullis is iil wilh piWum r, and M John Hummel oi ItV Ordered That thol was not oaa k Chelsea announce the enaage Maxdh A D lM f f 15 tS 11 forenoon at said I, yf Ducm y has a n4w Ford Mana JJMf jron u , fl jMgtof1 The OordonPagel milk staon o Mr and M18 Mark McClear of itten cn, 1iat I te aar o the Estate of the 25th day of Aeril, A D 1949 at ten oclock on that eaid 6cy i1 tA9 iorenoan, said time pnd place beirg sere by appatatod for e AeTcraiinTtton etnd odjustment of all eJbdxns and deaseads against Mid It is Further Ordod, That oiJte notice thereof be giv by pubkrotitm of a copy of this order oce each we sk lor three successive w eks pcevious to eaid day of hearing in tie Pinckney DUtpatcb a nevspjiper printed and circalotttd is said County A true copy 1 Hiram R Siitb It i Ordered, That the 7h day ial D K rcrtrn Dt March A D 19S, r ten dfclock in tie If oppoang to the 1 ,,v , tic for rsencion V 1,1 , eair est I a srula be m time and place bo rsorr inter isod thai the clctinas against d ,and that pointed lo r Celesua Parshalll Register of Probate Judge oi Probate ested in said cstc PFarKoie sold J ajusi ail claims and demands cqamst sid deceased by The Steinholf Haidwam at How Court Mid tiine and plT t0 rVow 1 and beioro sai Court it mmfm Hon with hereis now talQngin 23,000Ibs Gregory flP L , 1 a ay 161J300 iosa vk p jEpsm at Csesijcj ana HRHHsm i Powwt wm Rev Fr Goldrict rf NorthviUe ell will henoefofih be known as oouw wh 0 lk6 to M11 iRlewt J Ordered That fH of the edi p jpjs rlsHfili lit in died at St Joe Hojpuxl Ann Ai the GilkesZiska Hardware ot be Wanted ors off said deceased bre required o Foul bor Monday B M Menzies, implement deal l Further derodrhfct public presont their claims to Lid court at at the Dkpc cL ofhoe ettla he My JpiWicffttea akl Probate Ctfike endlv esnej a f Mr and Mrs Fred Fuller of Ben tley Lake Rd announce e agagemenl of their ckxughJer Esther Mae to Ronald Lowe, ma rf Mc and Mrs Floyd Loweai HosMst fkbert Titr MuaHh aaUed sThe Pacta Wepk P , The Peoples Store goods Groceries Gents FurwisMugs Canned s Saio Kennedys Easy to set upAny size barn will do no boilers or coils needed ducts are easy and inexpensive to build MoWCuring requires no change from your present system cf makmg hay cured hay has a greater market valut yju get top dollar tor top quality hay 2, Cuts down weather riskpermits cutting at right stage of maturity eliminates loss from raio, deweod excessive bleaching saves ay losses in bad weather 3, Improves bay qualityeliminate4 leaf shattering, sun burning assures more leaves, more color gives increased food value, in creased market value 4f Reduces dangers of spontaneous com bustion controlled temperatures in mow prevent hazards of fire CAM U USED WITH LONG, CHOPPtD Off BAUD HJ HirynrrectlrTtlKTmow reduces supplemental fcJiru, and produces more milk, farmers in all parts of the country say that electric hay drying pays for itself in the very first year Ducts, or slatted drvini svsdems, are wicx pijTive to build, and have low operatin to pment is jimple t install, an in MW storage For nplete details it Edison Farm St ice Advisor soon H can give yu prac cal help ia planning a lowcost curing system fog your barn s February K The Hackney Dlspcrc Tvr second v ISi arte at PtQl1i a, inckaey, Michigan uio 6 Published 115 Main Every Wednesday St rinckin, 3sifcKu Subscnpsj res 111 a y Mr and Mrs Don Swarthoutj spent Sunday wifh Emil WeddV age and wile oi Ypsilanti The Weddiges leave this week ior a years stay in Europe where hey visit France, Italy, and Bell giuni, where Mi Weddige will study art r s I I I mil receive Tax ship Mr and Mrs Cia e M 1ei at tended a pcutv u Whitmare Lake1 Fn night given b vhe King See1 lev Corp cl Ann Arbor Mr and Mn Ross Lamb oi L Lansing spent the week od at te Thomas Ware homo Andrew Nisoett and wile were Jj Sat night guests oi Mr ana Mrs Wm, Mercer Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee and Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman at1 tended the Younglcjve school, PT A dance at Gregory Sat night Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel and Allen were in Ann Arbof last Monday Clayton Musson and iarnily of i Howell were Sun guests oi Mr i and Mrs Albert Dinkel Dr Andrew Roche of Calumet suffered a heart attack last wk and is in the hospital at Larium Mr and Mrs CH Vedder attend ed the funeral of Sergt Robert Ingram at the fiunell Funeral Home, Detroit, Sat He was kill ed in New Guinia in 1944 and his body was just returned here Dexter high school girls won heir 13th straight basket ball game last week when they won lrom the Brighton girls 19 to 7Joe Basydlo and family spent Sunday with his mother, Mis A irotrowski of Detroit George Manon jr and wife call ed at tne Wm Marshall home in Siockbridge Sautrday Lawrence Baughn and wife were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Seeteld in Columbus, 0,Sun iamela returned home wrth TKem to Coiumbus Leon Meabon and wife spent the week end in Gay lord, iney found snow 18 inches deep there Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs fH Hooker were CWHooker and tamily, Mrs, Maude Sayles and Roy Carpenter and wife of Ann Sunday guests at the Louis Coy le home were Clarence Stapish and family and Mrs Ella Stapish of Chelsea, Thomas Coyle of Howell and Mr and Mrs Ray Burns Gail Hendee was home from MichState college over Sunday MrsP auland daughter, Shirle and son, Robert of Detroit spent Sunday at the Olin Robinsons The North Hamburg Extension Club gave a Valentine Party Mon night at the home of Mrs Olin Robinson Sunday guoots o Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley were Dale Miller and family of Iosco, Ival Shirley j and family of Dundee and Cecil Wilson and wife of Brighton f Mrs Joseph Basydlo and children spent Friday in Fowlerville j Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee were Durwood Mauer and famliy of Ann Arbor Paul Butterworth and family and Mrs Mildred White of Detroit and Omar Gass and wife of Brighton Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert FtkeKeia therman and son and Mrs Dale Emerson of Lansinq Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were in Jackson last week visiting at the Dr Harlow Shehan home LJFoster and Marion Walsh of Walled Lake spent Sunday with Mrb Jessie Wylie Mr and Mrs George Wilde of , Ami Arbor were Sat night guests TORDEAB or DISABLED STOCK of Mr and Mrs Howard Read HORSES M CATUE S4 Ross Read and wife were Sun HOGS 100 cwt 1 ittmun Town ws at itiv Iumu al 251 W Main 00 P M TO 600 M EVERY SATURDAY PINCKNEY MICHIGAN HOURS L Stanie UinUel DOG LICENSES ON SALE PUTNAM TWP THEAS r r Oil Its a dream ccve r Tappan fecures f i burners owu oven aWln Uniform ing Tiriy rcc ,inq to op or, and easy o Jcon maric clock times tho cookinrj of ci Q,H oven meal with no washing For real values in tirresav , evryplkfi bracket,s c yjiur todavl 5 in Hockey Service EAR iMAIN ST Plncknev Dead amrdiSLwsnixz FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED Pr OPILY HORSES 200 COW S2 D WE BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS PHONE COLLECT Ptockngy Central 1eaa atoeliCo spot cuh Dexter Theatre 1 I dinner guests at the Rex Schaej ACOOaDNG TQ SIZ UrSd Mrs dare Miller en J COHsMTION tained the Miller farnnieSJSunday, CALVES, SHEEP and HQS J BEMOVED tku rxind MrsClyde Fisher were Lansicg Saturday Don Griffith and wife of Ann AJ tot Sunday at Joe Griffiths Mr Eleanor Ledwdge and Mrs McMacken attended a bitth dinner Sat at the home of Ma Barron oi Howell honor Edel Meyer silanti spem Suvd er Clark home ,e iiV and Mis C J Clinon spent aigbt at the lack Lobdeli inHoeil Westna Vail visited her , Geosge Smm who is HI Afteweftl fbtsodcr Mr and Mrs ho ware tMary Jane Gallagnc o 2 Lake were Sunday guerit a John Carver home David Ledwidge and le 1khn were home Lorn Grea Lcihci III, Saturday on 72 hours, leave Jay Shirey ad wife have moved into the Mnrphy apartments Mr and Mrs LLMcXinley relumed home from SanDiego, Cci last week in honor of Clares birhday Mrs Norma Merrill and grand, daughter, Norma Ann of Webster j j spent Fri with Mrs Nettie Vaughn The, PirKA ru,h tv, Albert Whitley and wife of Ann The Birthday Club et at the at Jameg at uvi VvaJi home of Eric Rose Sat night hon GJL TLi honoring Dan VcmStoferooks bir Whitley Mr tncay Mary Jme Seeield vi8iled Mrg and famii cf Yp CARL BERG PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 Licensee for DARLING S COtvANY Mr Marie Vedder and MrsG DZXZJ MICHIGAN Friday, Saturday, I eiruary 18, 19 Tim Hoit in Zane Greys j WILD HOKi MESA j Plus , MAMA LOVES PAPA with Leon Lrrol Elizabeth Ristion Cartooxi following attended the fun Jeanne PJJ Tw fTJ a Jrk g1 Tue of Dr Williams Stackable a1 lhe WlUa Lamb1 SffL1 91 Vecea c at Chicago, Friday Lawrencf Sunday Showg 3, 5, 7 9 Barbara Stanwyck, Bert Lancas tr, Ann Richards in SORRY, WRONG NUMBER Cartoon eia of Dr Williams Stackable e ne w 4 , rL T1 ,1 in Ann Arbor the home of Mrs Mane Vedder baeie, LeLola Stackable and Roy Reason and family cpent Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel and Stackable and John Sunday in Coopersville Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd VcaxBkrricum Tuwdar Wednesday, Thu UbjL2M H leaves a wife and Mrs Emma Brogan, Mrs Lue attended the Sonia Henie ice rev First Show at 600 P M of Stockbridge called on Mrs S ue at Detroit Friday night and THE BEST YEARS OF OUR Dinkel and tamily Sunday had dinner a Nicholsons LIVES Tne toliowina from here attend Ralph Clinton and fctm ily Det Sunday guests o Mr and Mrs Alcysious Sackable a son and daughterBurial was at Chicago S u piI General Electric btobBshed 185 McPfterson jtate Bank i WedneedryFeluxy 11 1 Doni Sgjo W09 hotno tram 1915 toi Penn over ttte week end Qna Campbell and family and PRAFESSIWWL CORNER Loii and V i Lansing iMiss Olive patient at Sj I same time Shirley in and called on I THE HM who was a w hospital at the Dr SANITARIUM UoJry M U MiCsV Campbell iDaUy 1100 A AC to fcOO P M BANK DRAFTS Bank Droits or Money Orders are now much more attractive as xort SAis ood AiteOia and a means of paying outoftown Clover Hay 20 a ton June Grass flat Phone Pin Mr semi modern Exced Wednesday rffax 55a Dyer accounts Agencies other than Levey Herawiere FOR SALE Warm Morning have recently in Teased the cost to the purchaser Following is a comparison oi our bank charges Bank Charges 001 to 999 05 1000 to 100GL00 10c each 100 Other Forms 01 to 500 10 501 to 1000 r 15 1001 to SaOO 25 5001 to 10000 3 We believe we can show our customers a real savings for this convenient way oi sending money out oi town MePhsrson Mats Bank A savings Account cos oe open ed with as little as a 1 billMoney to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates oi Deposit All deposits up to 500000 insur ed by our membership in the Fed, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Over SO Years oi Sale Banking , , , 17 a ten at our bam banks delivery 3 a ton Charboneau Phone fORSAlE Farley Fd y 131F11 Hay 80 Farley Rd HaaJtvmJfiLML 7OOrO0fraL DGB McCLUSKEV Dentist 112 North Michigan Telephones 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Michigan I VANWUELE YJ DWVanWmkle CXVc Attorneys d First State audi Howell Cemetery Memorials 824 NMcdn StJUm Aroortiich Harold Chunk Local Reptesectative 516 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell 439 Monuments gyrERii 1W207H HiwelL Michigan Phone 58F3 Michigan dTATE Or The Prabato Court i MICHIGAN ft County At a sooTce of scud Court sold at too Probate Oiiioe ia the City oi How II ia said County on the 25th day i January A D 1949 PrasentrHos Hiram R Smith, Judge oi Probate IN THE MATTER OF WE EJTA1B OF John Barber, Deceased William M Gannon hart filed in said Court his iinal administration account and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and lor the assignment and C, Murray SMOAL N An Ann Arbor man will come here and service water sofmers if Reed EsoV Insuranc3rokerage enough people are interested i Ory Lejce and Farm Property Weekly trips made A Specially Mr 3 T G Rejad, 9433 Pinckney list refer Property with Me 2C20Pfta9e Dwrterf ftKIAVEY 20 REWARIxLFor xcovt5yaL Make Kerry Blue Terrier, missL ing sinjpe Feb, 4, Portage Lake vicinity Call Dexter 2320 AUCTIONEER FOR SALklSolid Walnut Dining Fatv Sales a Speciality Room Suite i BEST V7YIBE Mrs Charles VUteheadGmryf FOR SALEThe S G Teepli home in village oi Pinckneycor oner oi Main St and Howell Rd Must be sold Submit offer to Fred J Teepie, Realtor , Howell Phone 675 run SALtpotatoes from SiuO to 150 per bushel sand grornd Phone ftackney 154F3 tSncknoy 78F2i STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Low 27tt Grand RiveF, HowekU laFRiaCRATION SEsftftiE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes black muck also Cabbage James Baker, 8855 Anderson Rd Pinckney R F D Ot U2UOGA1I Xko Probate Court for e Genet IMIL CT TOWNER Dentist 8844 Poftage Lake Road Dottier ipheme fcesner 3461 At a sosi oi taid Court the Probat Ofiico in the City oi MARTIN Attorney Phone 13 Phone 157F11 MYRON State VAft at I Law Bwhton i Repairing HUGHES id Heating 8717 Lakeside Drive Rusk P H SWARTHOtTT SON Funeral Heine Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 4 63 FHfa1 5T HEKXHOFF h OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand ftiver Ave HowelL Michigan Fer Appointment PI ne 358 Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock HfcuHng Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Tracking Phone 64F14 CARL JOKES U farmers Feed Supply Cc PHONE 104 MAX RUSELL,Mr IT IS ORDERED, That the 21st day oi February A D 1949 at 9 oclock in the forenoon be and is hereby appoint ed for examining and allowing said ac count and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public not ice thereof be given by publication o a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to sedd day of hearing in tbo Pinckney Dispatcn, a newspaper printed and circulated In sad County true copy Hrnm H Smitn Olestia ParshaH JUfC Prokerti Register rf Probe Concrete Product Gravel JANE TASCH Sand Top SoiL Rad oavsl totters or Any Papers Composed mi Dirt and Rbad lull or Copied at Your Convenience Hooks Laid, Piece or Contrac All Work Confidential J7828 Toma Rd Plrjckney Rte S i the said county, on the 2ith day e MrfnOmckney Phone 50FU Phone Deader 1116 Januoiy, A, D 1949 j T I IpIobattwa am R MH 1X7 m s h t WANTEDWoman wishes ride irom Lakeland to Ann Arbor, working hours 4 pm to 12 T m at HoweU It appearing to the Court that the tbnej eesei L ajess ior presentation oi claiaw against said estate should be limited aSTthaTarsVPOR SALE TUjOUt 2 lOTds of Alia and place be appoinied to recieve xl M4 hay aniine and adjust all claim, and d EU Arotl, 11505 Dexter Road Pinckn dor in FOR Mich, Ph 55F5 oTdebeluxefu shape Ph69F21 Mixed and Alfalia Hay touis Stackable Ph30F3 L FIST QUALITY mands againist said deceased by and beiore seM Court It is Ordered That all of the creditors oi said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office, and to serve a copy thereof upon, T00 B0 , Ona Campbell, AdminisUator of said rT agle pups, one 18 tate, at Pinckney Michigan, on ox be C white and one brown iore the nth day of April A D 1949, at PY ward for return, ten oclock la the forenoon, said time Jay Shirey, phone 72 and place being appointed for tthe M FOR 8AlLAir Motor Wmi, amlnation and adjustment of aU claimaj and a circulating heater, and demands against said deceased j Wilinny Cooper JLfJZmrderetM1lWHnS3CTAP IROM AND of a copy of thJi order onae 900 wek i fttteVnti larflees access weiJaTevtoui to L 2 , aid day oi seassg Is the Pincsmev 11 Mich Phons 18F1 Dispatch, 0 aewtpapu, printed ess elr Ju RENTModern 5 room house ci uiated in said ei I on Cedar Lake Rd Coil 12 A true oopy ftam R Smtfls Ctlestia Parshall Judee o riistoj Regislor 4 Probcto riObt0 Centr ssff IM uowtf Sf Urtssstoa At a neston at sold Court held c the Probate Offto in tho City oi stew in the said county on the 31st day of January A D, 1949 rSAVE 25 Roots Rags Obstacles etc, removed without digging by electrical machine No results No ehargeJlll work guaranteed Also Septic Tanks Cleaned 24 Hour ServicePhone HowsllJlch igcrn No 1854W4 Hiram R Smith, ludfe oi Phone Brighton 603S beiore 2pm MrsEsther ImusBok 63,Lakeland FOR SALEOR RENTtCottagqr Swarthout Cove , Portage Lake L J Swarthout phone 47F3 WANTED Daycare tor proschool age children in my home 200 a dav30 a hour Ruth Riuer 250 Putnam Phone 6 FORSAIE Springer Spaniel Pups, Make good ipets for child res J John Carver , Portcgo Lake Phone Pinckney 18F12 TtJWKC SALES REPAIRS sUCTBICAL WIRING R L POND, rortage Lake Phon Doxtet 1S36 , COMPUTE Income Tax SBlVICfe SAVE MOKEY AT eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables fish Market Prices Courteous Service PreaentHos Probate e IN THE MATTER OP TH ESTATE OF KARL J ELGABl Deceased n eypeartnf s ft court sa the time tor pioeentgliou oi clauns agaUst aid elate should h td, r Ar a tiaeeed place bo appointed to rev celve, ejsamin aad adjust all ekSssi and demands against said deotaetd by and ssfase est Cbust U si Orested That aU oi the ertdl itom eff said dissasid art roquked to present heir dates to said Court at aid PfdseStOflae asd to otrve a onpy thereof upon L C Birdsdll, adsHniov rator of said eMoti at Fowlervillo, hfieh, on or boiore the iltb day at April A, D, 1949 at ton odixk in the io enoan said ttfleo aad plaao being horoby crp pointod isr k mmBtkm eed adjust rent of aU s sold It is Furthor Order, That pubHc notlse tsoreof bo gron by of aoseyW fsis order one tor throe suoocotlre weeks provfous h said day oi esrtBS to tho Dispatok a wspapet, fisilid culotod Is sati County A tjoo ssey Hbott B EAVBS TROUGKlNa emd SHEET METAL WORK I CALL ROY JOHNSON PHONE PHGENSr 150 Myers Bootejry HOWsU MICHIGAN INCOME TAX MADE OUT 406 E GRAND RIVER, BRIGHTON PHONE 37Jl MRS JOHt McLUCAS AUTO GLATS left US RVLACC AT BROeU EN GLASS IN Y6UR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS S14 East Grand Rivet HoweQ Phono 151 SSSfM Clarks PWCENEYS FTNBST FOOD STORE FOR RENT 3 Roosb treiuniished Mrs C3are Ma4ackon, Unadilla TrTHrtitNGAiiP MOM Reaoatoble Ecpec ieace work 5030 Butgeej Rd 4 Wost 1 CARD PARTY At he Pinckney High School Gyrr Friday, February 18th Sponsored by St Marys Alter Society Door Prize Lunch The above veterans teosu Feel Free to Ui will bo donat od to any chnrdv lodge, l iarmers clubor charitafeW it with Compliments of, Wylle GfiTERAC INSURANCE PWCWJ, MICH, PHONE 78F2 wlohtoa to use tUo Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 16, 1949 Description An account of the resource February 16, 1949 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 1949-02-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/19a8a88a78afee2a18485e1b1d72069f.pdf 07b154888610433b8d783a8c4f2983e5 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. mmmmmmF RWP A 51 1 FW tnc lnq Dispatrii Volume 66 Ihe Piacknej Dispaa Wednesday, February 23, 1949 Micliijmi Mirror Urcuit Court News Church Metger The Maich eau has but one ST MARVb CHURCH F Albert J, Schmitt, Pastor We have printed two articles SunaQy Moises 800 and 100C While the state legislature is criminal case, hei uoieman, cnar on me proposed Christian Congl Doily Mass 730 AJfl marking time me senate nas aal gea with arson jury cases vangieXcai Retpsmed cnurUi Confessions Sat 730 k 900 pm apia a resoiuuon condemning ure trespass c in caseRay merger from a Congl veiwpoiu Sundays,biore 800 mass trie scandalous waste or pubUc Barclay vs Stanley Pack, Martin The following is a vxiwpoint iron Fridays,aft r Novenna Devotions runds I Aidema vs Jjon and LucUe Kline tho Evanglical Reformed side by Novenna to Our Sonowful Mo1i They agree there has been a Anna person v una Moody, Kr Rev George Gaiser of the Re Fidais at 730 PM scandaious waste ox rands sinCwj nest Tascti vs Lewis and tieva y42 when the war stared and j asck, Martha Bowen vs Earl that something should be cone I VUJIDS, Lydia Guuu vs James about it Their solution, is an inj VaWaikenberg vcyugaiou j Appeal UoyU Endsley vs Ral Gov Williams proposed a oorp pa iweii AS 11Floyd and profits tax io Keep the state irom eo f elder vs Muiun Lavan and going in the red Tha legislature naroid True, Lyaia Gulik vs Jes nowever does not like new taxes, sie WiUiams Attachment Leioy especially on big business The uavey vs Wilma Morer governors solution sidesteps the Non juryRepiin Contract agony of a direct consumers tax Purchasers vs Wm jjibrien Ass tormedEvangelical church wiuch appeared in last Wedncs ituoit News j The reverened negins by con COMMMIU ChURCH CongreqationaU Rev D D Biady Minister dmritagthrmTstaTenTOt TOdo i0ir n f0, ht in most d the articles published Ozqonrt Sector on the meiqer Merwm Campbrii First he says the recent actionS S SuL Merwin Campbell taken at Cleveland by the Cong1 trAXVAH regational synod in no way at wUiVAxli iNotes of the anie j Current kAmimemt Pinckney took both games iron1 Hep Ranking Mississippi, the Ha and hc rriday lhj List stormy petreJot the old house oT team won 4i to 2U auU the re Unnnicun activities commS serve toam 22 t0 17 The hacnfc s oas tossed a bombshell Z gins, however, dropper iho rj congress in the shape ft a unigame 14 to 2 verai pension bill to pay ail vet in tha reserve game Jotin Pjckl eruns ol World War i and II th er led the team with 10 points I sum oi 9u a monLh The joker in Vantflaircum and Matteson got 41 it is tha they wauld have to ha each, Schneider 2 and Ware 2 I 6b years ola before they could Bidwell got 5 lor HarUand draw u it fits the needs of World Fuickney Res Packer F Vanblaircum F Ware C Matieson G Coyle G Substitutions Pinckney Hammeii Schneider, L Clark, W Jeffreys White, tngquist Henry Hailland Roberts, hoitzhow, Miller The Pinckney first team Lad Walter Each rouohs 8, Amburgey 6 aid Don 1145 Claik 6 The regulars were tken fccts the evangelical reforWiMENNOtf JTE CHURCH as the conditions of the merger, Re7 Beacny Pator which is painful and substitutes umpsit Purdy Woodruff vsthey voted on were entirely dilier doming Worship 4QQ0 an indirect tax hidden in the con1 Wm Davis MutAuto Ins vs Wm entthan those accepted at Clev Sunday School isS2 sumers price which people payBarger Attachment Robert Hy land This means another vote on XQU0a PS2lMeeting 7i30 wiUrout knowing So the corp taxi na vs Albert Hibbler Garnish whether to accept the modifiedvenxn wowwp ouo will only bo acopted as a lament Erwin Hyne vs Burch Fos Congregational plan aP Panow , Sesort by the legisJAtur3UiLd3 ter Trespass on Case Leo Cory Second the action by the Mich it 22vcorps would pay most of Vs Ernest Vatters Ind snyod on ,the Evan ReformediChilcIrens S1 j uiaiK t ine req the tax Chancery Geo Bryant vs El church merger plan was not Un Pcryer Meeting Wed Cve 800 j out afte a big lead hod bva run Hence the legislature zeal in ton Sameuls, Ken Parents vs Wm animois as 32 delegates voted a NORTH HAMBURG CHURCHY up lence their I ow scoring, Amdiscovering the magic alternative Blair Edward Govvdish vs J as An gainst it This plan was rnuc Swarthout ReL 6 miles northwest economy in government which derson, J0e Simon vs Lawrence less objectional t0 the Reform ol Pinckney is the past has been mostly wish Steiger, Ferris Ritter vs Floyd Feld church than the Congregaionr Sunday School 000 ful thinking er, Jas Gould vs Hazel Murray The minister does not deny Q, Mmirfee Leinbach In 1940 the sales tax raised 40 Forclosure Walter Pnebe vs An that the merger is liable t0 carry 2r vtJ MQO million, in 1948 185 million, the ala Steinhebel Accounting because he says the higherups Mmln ru xJ m both organizations are aU fcri A and church politics are strong n 7j30 Senior Chou Practise However, those who did vote for 730PastorS class meets it did so without any enthusiasm being content to ride along Haniand Res War I veterans to a T as most Hards i of ifiem are approaching the 65 Brown year mark but on the other hand Teggerdine ne average age of World War II veterans in 27 onehelf years so most of them would have to wait SI onehalf years before they would benefit and in the mean ime pay taxes tQ finance the pen sion Now it is conceded that if the veterans of the late war want Lanehar Bidweil easy going ran up a big isadJoe this pension they can get itThe Jeffreys led with 17 poms Bui j bill was sponsored by the Amerigasoline and weight tax 74 mill Jessie Williams vs Lydia GiilLv ion The grand total was 340 mill Specific Performance East ion more than a third of a billion bum Realty vs Edward flctrlick, Thus state government increas Qre Lake vs Chas Rifienbarg ed 81 percent Lorn 1942 to 1947 Forclosure John Lang vs Stan At the same 12 Pa increased, Qy Harger by 12 percent New York 30 and guiel Titje Alfred Crane vs Ohio 25 I Harvey Allen, Brighton vs Wm The committee wants to know ciark Fred Loehr vs John Gilli why the big increase hence the qCm Josepn hetinger vs Frudence investigation committeewhichm noilont uiaskauayvsiawara the past has only been a manner, inompson cf buck passing If anything Coirect 0eed Thos Vaughn v, comes cf it Lansing observors vil be surprised It was during the Rep regime of 194344 that the 50 million veter ans trust fund was created anr1 a buliding program started Why all the delay in economy As we see it the senats atit Ujngiam Kubat, Gladys vs ric Pinckney will close her loca, ude is one of frustraaon 7b oi, am iawSi rtoyui vs l4argarel basket baU season here Friday sales rax qoes back to local gov, ph mg vs Qul Gehrinyei f nigh, when she meets Manchos ernmenv Higher prices and high, Gus y Ue p AWah Robert rerguson Meredin nasko vs Joseph Mauser, Winard rtepei vs Wooalawn Lake Uo Divcirce La,watavsMyrthia Donala, Jennie vs Otis Liouid, iiarold vs Martha Molson, La Vfeiiiu v Lcina Roberts, Fred v Uonant Kubat, Gladys vs VIL ord iavis, rtoyui vs Margaret offi CIVIC IMPROVE WI ASSN The Pinckney c Improvement Assn mtt a e town hall Monday evening, t resolution was adopted asking Putnam township to fix up the room in the town hall basement for a 4H Club meeting place A profit of about 75 was made on the re cent dance Another will be given aTtheschcool on March 1 THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME er wages mean more 9s and, Taore spendingSmce most of the AktQ ys Anlhony Lipka state revenue is already earrraiked the leglilature is powerless in financial matters i Helen vs Allen Cooley, lice vs Ben Lasky, Wm vs Christine Gui neejhressa vs Don Essenberg rnmRAo TOURNAMENT Mar V Horace Bassett, Giona CRIBBAGt OUHNATVlLNi j yg enry Vogt Joe vs Mary Lip The winner, oi the first round in j ica Qia Vs Jessie Farley, Wilmer the Pinckney cribbage touma vs inez Dunne jnent Sat nkjiii in which 26 part icipated VIJ George Charbonneauwho won 12 out of 13 and Don SwQhout and Don Chai bonneaa ,ho wen 11 out of 12The final ound takes place Fri night at e Masonic hall IHE btUGHTON SCHOOL PROJECT MARCH JURY LIST GfeehOdkMary Giberscb Mary Heath hambug WaLer Girard, Es ther imus Handy Elton Grant, Ted Day Hartland Herb Lyon, Glady fMinock Howell C J Nelson, Isabelle er Manchester has led all the year with a clean slate until Fri inght when she lost to Dexter by i point 33 to 34 As she has played one game less than Pincknty, having a postponed game with Brighton this put Pinckney in first place with a record of 6 won and 1 lost Manchester has won 5 and lost 1 By winning Thursday, 730 p m SunSchool teachers and cers meet at parsonage Sermon topic, Thft Happy Liife 1130 Sunday School 700 Pilgrim Fellowship meet at parsonage mmn CONVENTION bi 3y q 4 points and G MTK av , BabDarrow 2 each Gaiduer qv for Hartland Pinckney F F C G G Substitutions Pinckney Silver, Sprout, D Clark, Heath, Pal mer, Hartland Strong, B Stroiu Cafka Darrow Jeffreys Burroughs Amburgey G Clark fan Legion for its World War I members who are outnumbered by veterans of the late war 6 to 1 Tho forecast is that the bill will pass the house and also the sen ate where it will be amended by a paupers oath Even if the presHaniand i vetoes it there is expected to be Vycofi Hoose, Dmgler Lyons Gardner enough pressure to pass it over thiy For the late war veterans it is social security with a vengeance iiiete seems to be a spilt m the rxual pioiessiou oi ma nation as Uiidei a St Louis, Mo dateline The Pinckney team meets the We icaa tnu 1Jbroi e iead Spring Arbor team in the Jackson aors o tile naUori have 8ian tournament March 2 at 640 p m, a a PUOK Potemg me Amoi o per aoctor to carry on pro propganda against the nationouzCIT1ZENS CAUCUS With the exception of a battle About 30 people attended hea VedicaVmU MndTnaTnr between 2 women, MnWS Ro Citizens Caucus neld at the fire lt Se 3b sa will greis berts of Femdale and MrsHelen, hnil TupHnv ninht P W Curlptt t , , , HandaUof Hoyai Oak for 3rd vice I idym rH reiuse to P7 Jiever could , was named chairman, Mrs Rene nnficinnn nil the nnnlf nf th pub4rwent Miller7ecT aTOr Beck al Earl Gallup, tollers The following know tat cosu are prohibitive ticket was nominated i ana opt many persons who need President Edward PaiKcr hospniiization from getdnq it Also Clerk Mildred Ackley ,ha, at the present time we haveTreas Helen Reynolds a lorm oi nationalization in that if Trustee, 2 yrs Gerald Reason u person is unable to pay forhos Trustee, 2 yrs ion at Grand Hapids Sat was de void of contest, ine big battle between Owen Cleary of Ypsilanti and Harry Smith of Kalamazoo tor state chairman failed tQ mater Jaiize Ex Atty Gen, Black gave smiflithe fciss of death when hie Trustee, 2 yrs Trustee, 1 yr endorsed him and biunded Cleary as a tool of former Gov Wilbur Brucker Black deserted j Trustee 1 yr the ticket last Nov and support Trusiee 1 yr ed Mennen Williams In vainj Assessor Merwin Campbell Smith appeared before county Committee or next year Osca Don Swar houf puiiiaion and applies to the Dr Fay M Duffy township or county they may be C J Clinton hospiilized at public expense Charles Ciark j Thp,p aro canea gt cases ancL Howard Read a fj0od shar of, the pctieg at all hosptals are of this kind caucuses and repudiated Blacks Beck Gerald Reason, Rosemary s won support The angry Rep delegates vhitley Friday left him in droves but he was, , Pinckney can cinch the Land of able to save his face some by ac TJMION TICKET NOMINATED Lakes League championsnip, I cepting the job as sec of state Manchester beat Pinckney at cntral comZigler was ronamedi At a meetina af the fire hall1 Ure directing their irre towad Nor Manchester by a rather one sidl foi highway commissioner, Lee Monday afternoon the following uivihe Downs and the Detroit ed score some weeks ago but Pin Thurston for Supt of Educetion ticket was put up sate fair track which has been A big drive is on sponsored by the Protestant churches of Mich to ban gambling at the race tracks The principal objects they Dexter last week MARRIAGE LICENSES Arnold Rouse, 21, Gregory, Eve 1 lyn Bowman, 19, Marion Rolland Trial petitions are being cir1 Fryckman culated m the Brighten area to Howell Twp Ethel Tabor, Geo iind out the sentiment towaid a Wakefield reorganized school district Iosco Marcellja Driver, Azel Th reorfjanization plan has, stowe 9n presented It consists of 10, Marion Burla Keedle, Freeman, Shehjv 36, Pinckney Virginia room building to cot 100,000 Hardman Bonda 2J Detoit Vm Maki This would include shop and ru , Oceoa Helf3n Morgan, June 22, Howell, Harriett Pettbone,2 jral agrjculuro course The cost Huff Howell Rex Chenoweth, 24, Briwould be 47 milis payable oyer Putnam Clyde Bucher, Hazel ghtor Janet Gom, 23, South Lyon a 20 year jx riod Tm operation Richardson Edward Thomas 18,Howelty Jean ,pf the school would cost 11 mill Tyrone John Hoskins, Edna making a total cost of 157 mills I Brown The school would receive a grant Tjnadilla Burr Iackson, Josephine of from 800 to 5000 a year on yej th agriculture course and trans ckney is confident they can beat Wm Armstrong and Sarah President them here Manchester has a Jones for State Bd of Agriculture Clerk high scoring player, Cannon j Alfred Connable and Mrs Vera Treas who probably leads the league in Baits for U of M Regents and Trustee, 2 yrs scoring He got 11 pdints against Stephen Nesbitt, State Bd of pd , Trustee, 2 yrs Tauble, 17, Howell portation costs would be paid by the state Ihe reorganize, school districtwould have a valuation of 5,000,000 Miss Madgeac1ff Mt Plea sant spent the week end with the BiigShiton Mrs Jas Appleton I Roboit Ackley home Brighton Twp Kenneth Hyno The following attended a Mas The state supreme court justices Trustee, 2 yrs are newcomers, They are Judge Trustee, 1 yr of Probate Arthur Moore,Pontiac Trustee, 1 yr and Charles Rigney, pros att of Trustee, 1 yr Sanilac county Assessor Stanley Diinkel rented out to a syndicate for a Mildred Ackley nUmber of years, in all the state Helen Reynolds, CJOid a cu, or about SJ,000,000 a Don Swarthout j year out of horse racing Now in Charles Clark our youth race track gambiling Howard Read was niGgai in about every staie Roy Clark in ,he Uiil0n True los of illegal John Eisele qanbling took place but the state Albert Shirley Lorenzo Murphy aot no cut in it After World War 1 tho returning soldiers brought For the Bth district on the state Gene Mann was chairman andj back a diitsrent viewpoint and central committee, Richard FoaH Dick Amburgey, secretary er and Mrs Edith Roberts of Ing ham county were named, Frank Millard of Flint and Mrs Ethel Leigh of Brighton Owen Cleary is well known MASONSSTARS NIGHT The Masons and O E S members will hold joint Masonici u, i i Star Night at their hall Sat eve hereHiB father, Roger CIftnry, reL 2Q, stefttnawithooMaek founded Cledry college, Ypsilanti j supper at 70o pm ollowmg Conway Lyle Hoiton Cohoctah , Gladys Ivliner Deerfield Ralph Marshall Genoa Lyle Beurmann D A R At a special Assembly Mar 1 FRD WEARS THE CREPE We called on hisrionor Judge Jred Cronnenwett at Howell Sat and found a sign on his door stat j at 1 oclock, in the Howell High ing he was acting as a pall bear School Auditorium, Mrs Stephen or at a funeral at Grand Rapids f Starks, State Chairman of the We wonder if the fact that his D A R Good Citizenship Pilgrim nic banquet at Doier Fri night Clyde Fisher, George Gardner, Merwin Campbell, WC Miller,P WCurlett, Ona Campbell, Percy Ellis, Clayton and John Caipen ter,Justin Stecker, andJH Hooker yocn race rack gcrmiliig and prie lighting both of which had been barred in Michigan were made legal The arguement was hat the people would gamble anyway and tiat the state which eeded more money, everyLyear for the numerous projects it was and the former now is connected I Irusmotion picUiVs will he taking over migh as well cash with it He used to visit Pinckney I sh0wn These include film based in on it The cmtigambling forces each year to get pupils to attend on a jack London story entitled have been gathering strength and thore He became prominent durNorth 0f Klondyke It lasts an this year had sufficient strength ing the late war when he was hour ana a half There is aV a 1o ban gambling at the state fair named head of the Mich, home COmedyiilm Gerald Reason ill track after this year The racing guard after the nat guard hod1 show tj,e pictures Masons, oars syndicate announced it would build a track of its own in Oak Park and this set off the campaign by the church Northvill merchants are against any inter ference with race track gambling honor is a 200 percent Rep and age, will present awards to the the week end on furlough been inducted into the armyGov j and their families and guests Sigler named him chairman of the, vjted WmPidd received a ftfe member liquor control commission 2 yrs ship Fraternity of Ann Arbor con ago j ferred a 3rd degree The platform adopted was not REGULAR Pvt MikeTfcrnoak jr was home impressive as thoy avoided it defrom Ft Breckenridge, Ky over finite stani on most tlnngsOn inle Republican state convention following Pilgrims was at Grand Rapids Sat had any significance CHICKEN THIEVES Chicken iMeves were active around here last week Thomas Rosalie NashPincknev ValeUa CatrellfHowell Jean TomionFowlerville Dina TsafaroffBrighton Mrs Thayers room visited the 1 KaiiserFrazier plant at Willow j Run Thurs via bus, The following were chaperons Mrs Jack Reason,Mrs,Marvin Shjrey Mrs, Max Russell and Elsie DeWolfe, public housing the plank would COMrnJNICATIO Regular communication of Liv ana90 percent of them signed a ingston Lode No 76 F A M petition to that effect They point on Tuesd6y evening, March 11 out that in a recent election there, Ruth Ann LyonsHartland Following the assembly, the Patty Palmer entertained 8 friMurphy lost 14 in the villageBert girls and their mothers will be en ends Sat in honor of her 8th bir Hooker on M36 E 14 and John tertained by the members of thejthday Refreshments were served Schrooder on the Mrs Alma Har1 Philip Livingston Choker at the and she received many nice gifts ris farm over 20 At the lattei, Howell Public Librarv place thoy wore killed in the coop before taken away CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere, thanks to all those who made our card patty at the school on Feb 19 a success t Marys Altar Society BASKET BALL SCORES St Phillip 43, St Thomas 17 Milan 49, University 30i Ann Arbor 33, Jackson 25 Saline 46, Chelsea 25 Howell 31,Everett 26 Dansvflle 42 Okemus 37 Brook Fred Campbell has moved from Ann Arbor to his cottage at Portacre Lake David Nash, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Nash, fell and broke his arm while playing Friday encourage increased houstng thro There will be work in the FC de the antiracing group were bad ugh private industry To increase old age pensions and aid to tho blind and underpriviliged No new taxes but to increase the stat revenue by economy and better tax collection methods PUZZLES, GAMES AND SURPRISES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Kids, see The Comic Weekly Corner for FUN See it in PUCK, The Comic Weekly, big color com magazine with th Sundays D 1 ct Timi You ata vll find details on how to become a mem gree A good attendance asked Refreshments served after degree work P W Curlett, Secretary NOTICE Corinthian Shrine No 52 will ber of The Comic Weekly Club ryn 44, Napolon 49 Wbberville hold thejr regular meeting Thurs1 and get a PRIZE PACKAGECet 25, Boys Voc 24 Feb 25 at Masonic Hall in Howell Sundays Detroit Tines Feb27 Miss Thursday Omer Cory underwent an operation at Rowe hospital, Stockbridge, last week , MrsC Bucher who brok her hip is home from the Detroit hospital and able to get aroundMr and Mrs SHCarr entertained unday, Ronnie Hoskins and family, Jack Roberts and wife, Detroit,MrsHcaTy Lee, Lake land and Mylo Kettler ard family, Jackson in honor of Mrs I Jack, who returns to Gulfport, ly beaten They report the racee have boomed business there,employd 200 people and enabled the village to build a lighted recreation field and field house and finance a band The church peo pie threaten to put it on ballot by petition if the legislature turn them down and we think the should be the way to settle it Let the oeoole vote yes or na, KING DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Circle of King Daughters will hold their regu lar meeting Mar 3, at the home Mrs L C Richardson, Afternoon meeting M t r f i X T BVBttBHMBtiimm qnpi wJ V J V The Pfeckney Dispatch Wednesday, iujrucuy ij, 1343 PreLenten NUGHBOxOAiU NOTES HOWEI L, Theater Wm Downing, 21 YpsilanJ T, Better fiVT VAN THrAlTtt has been arrested for destruction hiiCH JOlLiYAIl lELEtfllEjll ot propertyHe shot a race horse I ,3 wdnesdnr Thuw Ftb222324 Chelsea Mich wnn a deer rifle which wandered WHN M BABY SMILES AT rJ , on is properlyJts value was S350 j ME j Friday Sfuia7 February 25 26 Iuelvi HictiiiOilC Son Of Mr Starring and Mrs Bangs Richmond of Un n aci akio June Havoc adilla was married to Aletha j10 Arlen Jamey Gleason Goodwin of Grass Lake last week Cartoon March of Tlmm NovUy Bern to Mr and Mrs Jack Dono ay lebruary 26 hue at Rowe hospital, Stockbrid LYn Roberts Russ Hayien SILVER RIVER titarria Ann Sheridan, Errol Flynrv Thorn as Mitchell torlooa and Latdt Bm in SONS OF ADVENTURE Also DON Rd BARRY JESSE JAMES JR Cartoon At PincScney High School Gym ge last week a sen I Born to Mr and Mrs Valbert Keiser Ruth Ann Young j Feb 13th j a son RevWmMcKqy, pastor of the Unadilla Presbyterian church has a degree ofdoctor of divinity,from Marrietta College, Ohio j Sunday, Monday February vFTiz The Finkbinder Lumber Co at Mot Sunday, 2is p, M, Conflnuau Chelsea has been sold to Martin j Ida Lupino Cornel Wiilde Steinbach and Louis Weiss i Celest Holm Richard Widmaik Floyd Felder, Brighton builduV contractor was arrested in Ann Ar bor and bound over k circuit court on a bad check chargeHe TJMTwlITThOrT wrote a check for 68632 on Mc Sunday Monday February 7 26 JUNE BRIDE A Comedy Starring Bette Davis, Robert MontgomeryFay Bainter, Be ty Lynn Cartoon Candid Microphone Sunday Shows 3579 Comedr In ROAD HOUSE Cartoon News Feb March 1,234 Tues Wed Thurg, Match 1 2 3 t THE LOVES OF CARMEN Starring Rita Hayworth Glenn Ford Ron Randcli Cartoon Shews 710, 9il5 i By StMarys Holy Name Society Music Finlans Orchestra Pherson Bank, Howell not covered by his account Mr nd Mrs Wm Brash left Sat by auto to visit their son, WmJr at Fort BenniingtonGaFrom there they will go to New Orleans to see the Maori Gras The Brighton Argus is sponsor ing a bowling tournament to start in the nevalleys there Mar 15 The new Whitmore Lake community hall is nearing complet ion The first floor house the fire engine, the second the commun ity hall with kitchen and toilet faciMro It is 40X80 Th Michigan Seamless Tube Company, Souh Lyon has con vened uiel O oil CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my heartfet Jeanne Grain WiUiam Hooker Next SundayTh Th Muskoteere Ed mund GwennGene Lockhart In APARTMENT FOR PEGGY ID technicolor thanks to all my friends who EO Comedy Cartoon Novelty, kindly remembered me wh ri cards and gifts since my recc Arwmr accident SjnceHv AVON THEATER Mrs c E Bucher Akkbrf I hAkmi Dancing 91, Refreshments PartOld, Part New Aclrre AhtrtU rom where I sit iy Joe Marsh Hows Your istervnq Time Dexter theatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Friday, Saturday, February 25 28 Double Feature M A R Y L O U In c Musical Romance Frankie Carl and Orchsslra Joan Barton, Robor Lcwery Plus plant heating system Sunday, Tuesday February li7l WATERFRONT AT MIDNIGHT A Waterfront Melodrama with William Gargan, Beth Hughes in THE BRIDE GOES WILD A Good Comedy SJarrino Van Johnson, June Allyson News Comedy ComingFury at Furnace Creek, Gentlemen Agreement I BATTLE OF PARKING METERS NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO MrsE,RLatham of the Detroit Christian Enaeavor spoke at the Congl church Sun night Andrew Campbell was leader The township caucuses are Mar 15 Friday Stalls I Buck Howell ind I were in BaieIlle last week I topped in t BtibV diner where some friends were sitting1 around talking about whetlur to sell hogs now or wait Buck plunges riM into the discussion Hes lecturing away u inn suddenly they si Maml iip nl start stomping theif i Jikc it fleas an Indian war uance Im flabbergasted rSan Twrk nly looked sheepish and cxpia , Gss I was talir auaii, wh a I ihouldof boon linin Whi a persons talking timefftrMi L hv Iiiit w ii u , iimc nron hrnTrr TtrAanr jTlatnds lni bl iy uparal slcmpi From where I sit, thats a jrood system Everyonelias a rlylit to his inions hut oiliers have riyht to theirs, toowhether it dvrid ir,r between to sell or not to self, Saturday, February 25 25 at 715 P M Double Feature GENE AUTREY in CALL OF THE CANYON Plu MADONNA OF THE DESERT with Lynn Roberts, Donald Barry ape pie or ehcrry pie, or a fflass J ew Sunday 300 u ,f i,ieav beer or eider Lifes more jjJc restintr that way, and han it if nt sometimes learn some Popeye Cartoon ni corHlrTuous i q ce ku MrsKenry Gehringer died at Melius hospital last Tuesday Wm Conners and family have moved to Howell j Marion Smith, teacher in thek Wall school is sesvincf hot neon lunches to her pupils 5 Owing to deep snow the milk 5 truck did not make its route last 5 week The PinckneyHowell rd J was blocked for 2 days , e No caucus was held this year s so the village ticket holds over an 5 other year i NOTES OF 47YEARS AGO f Rew Boyajaiin, an american 5 doctor will lecture at the Congl 2 church Sunday night on his coun S try He was afterwards tried for S murder in Detroit j Lyle Briggs gave a phonograph concert at his home Wed night, i TP fi J W A George Clmion sd Gregory has 3 w rented his blacksmith shop 5t At Brighton the parkina meter questions holds first place in the l citv elecicn There are fnur var ancies on the council Al Cole repWnd and Conriliman Car I mack, Kirchbaum Holden are no popkinrr rfelprtion The five can Hidates are Martin Lavan, Rav Taylor Tom Munce, a newsnemer , man Bi Bentlpr barber and Ker CtrrpT merchant, all nledaed n ry rx rafrs wo bv the rootr , ji loreH Brahton avs the met rr ccmranv hefl of what the met rr JTV n In HWP ve h sar rV irr mtQvc ilt 1CT Tlny a bia rati in th city election flitiiuitiiiiiiiiiinriuiiirimiiiniiiiJUMrJUhictiimntiiiin Ned an OV t ater Heatesr We have several makes on hand also oil taaks A Complete Line of Combinations Z r a I y John Docking has soldhis farm near Holiaci jr3 purchased ihe 5 Doclcing farm west of town I The 2 onehalf year old dau j Sunday Monday, February 27, 28 BLOOD ON THE MOON A Family Picture wiA Romance and , , Adventure Against a Background bf the I ghter of Mr and Mrs James Mc A Vits ur L i 11 11 j if j1 rrrT fS as well as All Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pumpf of All Kinds and Kitchen Sinks Virile Wert Coiirtif, lJlJ, United State tire iters Foundation I Robert Mitchum, Barbara Bel Geddes, Robert Preston, Walter Brennan Terrytown News Tues,,WedThur8,Frif, Feb March 123,4 Double Feature Edgar G Robinson, John Lund Virginia Bruce in NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES One of Paramount Best Mysteries and TIMBER STAMPEDE tcurinflt George OBrien and Marjorie Reynolds Cartoon CoiringA Seng Is Bom Evory Girl ShovJd E Married Chiskey died Wed, ofriftnfiplgn g An independent local telephone 2 company is being talked up here 5 Claude Reason has returned 5 home from Bannister where he 1 spent 3 weeks 2 Henry CWaldron of Northville 2 MYRON J Telephone Pinckney 157F11 MASTER PLUMBER HUGHES Repairing aSpeciality secured a 25 judgement against S MASIER PLUMBEf Mrs Flora Duncan in justice court ytIlitViiif,MitfwitiHirwiMtfWiwiiiH , OPJENDINGCpmOL 1 PAY BY CffCHthyl , will Have a record or earn i payment Youll know whereyou 1 are and wKere youre om Well welcome j our account Jj First National Bank HOWELL MICHIGAN Ifanbtt Federal Deposit tnsutance Corp All deposits p to 5000 insured it because her turkeys trespassed1 on his land Mary and Lizzie Haab of Dexter spent last week with Mrs Ella Dailey j 35 people from Anderson attend l the dance gtFred Merrills Friday night Henry Schultz of North Lake I has bought a house in Chelsea j and will move there His son Sam, will run the farm j I Judge ACMaxwell of Bay City I died Satur His wife is the former Ldna Reevcc c,i Pinckney i ViSg lumbin Watr DinKel SAILED FRIDAY TVTv J T i ws mama ncvu i iiuciicy nnGs Bom toDwlght Butler and wite of Ann Arbor scnled Fnday from Feb, 5 a son New York on the Queen Elizabeth L houif Frane Viecdi Mr and Mrs George Gulliford nnd nLfnPr if STrr f of Grand Rapids and Floris Clark tf T Qt e UX ,lOTld VU i wife of Detroit spent the wk stnTvla Spnng Snd c nd ot the Rogers home here adau Wmard l0Cal prizes with his paintings and lih peb 2223 SSSL Sm of f8 on MrsWEBeach oi Howell has I displayed in the Detroit Institute relurned home bom st Joe h jt WrLJ001 1 J Ann Arbor where she has Pinckney high chStaMwSd d 8 m aUh6 C fh to e Jq house he Hved in to get 2000 in surance on his furniture Edsel Meyer and wife of Yosi , m1fa T8 John Burg and wife, Stanley lanti spent Sunday aMhe Walter vT f JPSS intol and wite and LWd Van Ckrrk home 5r daughr 1 Ll S ,V T9 erson hospital Howell a daugh Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs , John Carver jr were John Car Dnkel and wife and Lloyd Van vr sir and wife of Ann Arbor, Blaircum and wife attended a Cheryl, who hasTbeen vLiuina and Pa Carvr and wife of Tol hockey game at the Olympiad there for 2 weeks went home with n i e ut A edo, Ohio roit, Monday night them Pa fchlandered Arm Arbor Joseph Grth and daughter, 2mJfevW James Murphy and family of UfuJSt FOR SALI Morning 5tcvs sTeed PHONE 10 Cfi 153 S tsSSaWJi DewXTundT a 12 F f 2 Jtolnrt ton, fa, StockUdg th ftoma Murpto a Tnaay U PTA mesl WSast TV The Pickney Dtepa y i ebruary The Pinckney Dispatch Fred 4 Becciiw ui ttnr at Hoji a1 iickiuy, Mifinrun uk a Kveiy Wednesday ilMi St 1iin ki, , eh MiJae V Curlett Piiuber 23, iSJ9 r Groceries, goods Gents Furwishiiigs Canned Goods es Jf ttfci I3 rc i FOUR OTHER HAY DRYING KAY DRYING jkitiA7 72 GASlg Of A RJMd CSOPJ Hay cured in the mow rot only saves you heavy losses from bad weather, but gives you extra quality hay at a lower cost Your crop can be cut as it ripens and stored far drying the very same day Electric hay drying in the mow practically eliminates the risk of a ruined crop You can forget the fielddrying darcgsrs of r n, and excessive bleaching when you svitch to electric mow curing inside your barn For full information see your Edison Farm Service Advisor rightaway Ke can give S ou practical help in planning a lowcost aycuring system for your barn ThDBR0rD ADVANTAGES tforn io Mr and Mis Beanie, V uibiurcuiu Aiice Marie Gilbert las week a Boston, Mass a sen, renme Allen, wt 4 oneliul pounds 1 Sunday guests oi Mr and Mis George irazier were Miss Wiui ned liergsiiom of YpsilantL MrI ivns VvC fiiniiUij Jariol Angstrom, i uuu 0var lenginaii oi Detroit iu una Mrs Wm R hail1 ivliuin smithj oi Brighton cuo w parents oi a y pound oaoy can, ooin ivxonaay at 120 ai ne owersiiy nospiui at Aim Arbor, oauuuy guests oi Mis Lnimu Voitaier wtie ivus Clara ristit j and cmidren, btwve Gerycz and iurniiy, hoy ijisele ana Miss ivij jane GelnsKi ol Detroit Wilbur biseie ara iamily and Chas Lis eie and wile oi rowlerviiie anc Mr jatiiryn rtideuoi or Calif Li p vplt to ihe CQng i Sun school went to, the county infirm uiy bunday and put on an enter LUiinafeUt ChapeOQo V 1 ifj iivin Campbell, Welton Cham uurlrin ana Lonme VanSlamorco j ruu Mis livin Kennedy en acc men en, Lai en and lunii i a a LuUiduy dinner bunday1 uijuy Kennedy and iamily cailj oa ai the Sianiey Culver farm m ticid Sunday I Liiiry civisye of Notre Dume UJ iuii Leuwidyo oi Adrian wsj iroiiu over the week end rMvin Ljdvsiage and Bill ivic on se in Lansing Friday Hi Lavidye acted as pan r iiiar icr riwd Lissiintjer, i r orocr no was uur A a uTHTauMor I ioMuy guests of Mr and Mrs cc Laaiu vvcic baniey usyd iind uiiu Don hisaonl LIU ianniy oi Fowiervilie o Liasdio and icumly called iiu iiuijid rtiU home in ruvr 1,1 jiij oiJay myis iioiju vy yiiLi ana iamily spent nOyat mo Auianis nome mi j,iCl vllic ii,CCL liuiion ana wile oi Ann noi pciii bunacy vitli ne i mily js a iiv piopoed iJikiic sji isja ijcjania ion piani j ,v biian end laniily i j lsda VIL ujiday yu, cl 1 uhj Jio Win biunju c AQiia iVionni and lioima a oiiuiL oi Webser spent u Wii Mix, Nettjo Vauynn niona iuie jr nas pneumonia1 IV and Mrs riaxoId Walsh ot tnac vtie Sunday guests o , iritcr WyiiO and wile Mi Wm Mercer s vru las vk at tne McGregor home m brigh cn Oiiiy home bunday Uia ricmy was nome frrn JIL ever the vek end, banaay guests of Mr, and Mrs Ken Wyiie were Mrs ra Cam ana children of Poriage Lae and ivirs Inlian Wyiie ot Dexter lvn una iviis Howard Head attended he Detroit Builders Show Saturday The Chubbs Corners improve mem Ass n held a box social a f the school Friday night Miss Alberta Dinkei and Levi J ice revue U LAST CALL FOR Taxes SATURDAY, FEB, 26 J 13 TrE LAST DAY I SHALL REC EIV TAXES j AT MY HOME HOURS 100 P M TO 600 M Stanley Dinkel Pg0 CEHSESCN SAI E PUTNAM TWP THEAS jnH iwcd rrMtffjri IgJ 3 4 r L cor n ov, c rr r y He A 5 t m V4i, L Lu oo y you Coy you a I a n a die on t1 beautiful new cas rnr e T fW w 41 yn ic b u, i to o ma,i tieJ 1 ,7i i1, i ilO ffMlO urf c jivj C tcp i o f n C c eesr 1in inr Tii IOTttnq, It ty d c5V JO k p cin Autotirs Hsj tcolrfg of an entire ovoi meal with no watching Icr rital value in tr c lovcyl U im rirqcs in a j dealer Hockey Service r 4 EAS1 MAIN 5T Plnckny Oead ci 1 Trprote bay qualityeliminates Maf shattering, sua burnin,, a, res more leaves, more CQlotr gies increased food value, increased market value 2 Saves moneymakes money r 11 ii estivca, low operating costs pays for itself in one season Farmers claim S5 to 10 mor per ton far mowcured bay 2 fasy to set xrtany zc barn will do QO boiWs Off COts needed ducts act oaiy and lacs ensive to bcid ftloteuring n aires no chtr from your pruent system of making bay 4t Reduces dangers of spontaneous com bustitm controlled temperatures in mow prevent hazards of fire f CAN BE USSD W7H IONS, CHCPPCD C EALSD HAY Ludtie attended the in Detroit a Uie Clympia one t nigh lcjal Vvtek R Jack Uaflftetf,BobAmageyr Eoo Darrow, Joe Jeffreys arid ierry Clark saw Dexter beat Man Chester 33 to 34 at Manchester rridqy night The marriage of Evelyn Bowma nand A old Rouse will tahr place March Jh J Mrs Geraid Heascn and Mrs Uiah Reason were in Detroit Sa Mrs PWCurlett and Paula pent the weeK end Jh Mr and FOH DEAD or DISABLED STOCK j FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HOUSES 400 COWS 400 WE BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS HOGSS100 a Cwt, Phone 88 PSacknoy I Central iimu toekCo zftm , n4 pet Caste WUktrd Wiltee is a patient at Edward Spears jr attended tho the Fold Tioepiial Detroit, his Dan Driver auction near Dexter wiie visited him there Sunday Thurday Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHom called at the Duane Crittenden Perc Ellis was auctioneer cStliSaen and Max Mill the Dexter OES auction and card Ann Arbor Thursday nght 0T homes in Ypeilanti Sunday party Saturday nht Mrs din Robinson attended M meeting of the Fordson OES week Mrs Henry Hauck m DjtroMri Rupert Walk jf n Ar bor was a Sunday gussi cs tie L J Hnry home The lJLatson family of Detroii spen Sunday C their farm here Mrand Mis Frank Scot of Mii ford were Sunday gucsis oi he Winston Baughn family Sunday guess oi Ilr and Mrs Lynn Hendee were Dr Cecil Hen dee and family of LansingWalter Clcr and wiie and Lloyd Ken Vincent Shields and family f Ann Arbor spent Sunday WrOi Leo Lavey ana family Mrs Edna Reason and Leota called at the Ken Reason home Sunday at the Mark Nasi Batbor HORSLS 4 euch Cane c4 c rGCS 100 cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP and wGS HEMOVD thuu CARL BLRG PHONE COLLLCT ,IO HOWELL 40 Licensee io DARLING LOIiPANY dee and family Alice Gearhart of Howell spent TO,3 SANDWICH bhOi oitAD OPEIsING v tj inank oar runy ,oo ana all tne tovn tolics j neipcJ make OLU Orci Uiiig a vonaeriui successlt vo a very busy day serving nany town lolxs end out of town I ends, rlowers received xfrom iLJ,lives, friends and the very special tloral ptce horn Mi ana irs Uto Poulson made Lne at mosphere and surrounding very cnjooble We wish again to tuntc you all ior your patronage aid t was a pleasure scrying you Thank You Mrs Skinner i home Sun guests at the Louis Coyle Krh has been chosen nome weie VVUDur Coyie and chcrccrs for the Jun wje cnl Thomas Coye ci How CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the The Andrew Campbell family to drav si Miss Kathryn Gleason spent the and Mrs Vivien PannaJee and iCr Carr 1 at Howeil school eU Robert Grainger Cxidiam men of town who so generously eek end in Mio with her per daughter spent Sundaf at the CAV Hooker and family of Ann ilypf Lansing contributed to the beautiful floe Wiliard Bennett home in Jackson rVi called at the JJHHooker 0iin Robmsoon sr attended the al piece sent to the Tp Top Sand Fred Campbell of Ann Arbor home Sunday oanquet ond instalkxtion oi tne wich Shop The flowers wee 0010 4H club dered over 100 on was a Sunday geust at the Ona Trocper Beryl Ambufgey of the officers of the Masonic Wayne very beautiful and it made the er, tne Winanegw pwFw Uol mv Campbell home St Clcir state police was home County Masters Assn opening of a new place of vho reerjisted in Sofirdav rs on9 ul of Lakeland, ness a pleasure lowr chapter Friday nigtit ents i2f1M 1M0 CvS AtLee ard family ot Ted Adesh vho reeniisted in SaMrdav eiana ness A 5f toS2WS GladwiT spent the week end at the army has been commissioned Hcrry Lee underwent an oper mother of Mae Earl was struck and wonderful Aoegfci fc V7t Vfair WcJSsw and WMeyer a staff sergt and sent to Ft Sher on of McPberson hospital by an auto in Ann Arbor Sat giatefnl MmM1Wr Idxn, 01 Howell last week L night and is in St JOJT hospital i Donald sssj f w1 JTtNCKNEV DfSPAlfSS WodaYFefaS,li49 y j FOR SALE1 complete full size mm Established 18S5 I bed, new coil springs mattress, moowporated 1915 j Call 128 ,4 McPfrerson State Bank BANK DRAFTS Until you drive a new John Deere A or B Tractcr, youll never experience the satisfaction of such fine performance ease of handling , and comfort No other tractor offers you the more efficient cyclonicfueMotake engine available in allfuel or gasoline types No other tractor offers you the hydraulic PourTrol which raises, lowers or regulates both integral and drawn equipment at a touch of your hand No other tractor gives you the RollQMatic kneeaction front wheels with each taking its full share of the load at all times assuring greater comfort and easier steering than ever before No other tractor gives you the drivein and bookup QuikTatch Tractor Cultivator which mcais real savings in changeover time And, until you actually own a John Deere, youll never appreciate what exclusive twocylinder design means in lower upkeep costs more years of dependable service better field performance Be sure t stop in soon V v cov Jece facts Youll want to owa a ju, Jrcl are now much more attractive a a means of paying outoftowr accounts Agencies other than banks have recently increased the cos to the purchaser Following is a comparison of our bank charges Bank Charges 001 to 999 Ob 1000 to 1,00000 10c each 100 Other Forms 01 to 500 1C 501 to 1000 1 1001 to 5000 25 500i to loooo We believe we can show our customers a real savings for this convenient way of sendinc money out of town McPberson Mate Ban J A savings Account can be epen ejd with as little as a 1 bill Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates oi Deposit AH deposits up to 500000 insur od by our membership in the Fed Federal Deposit Insurance Cesp Over 80 Years oi Safe Banking FOR RENT1947 Howard house nailer, 48 it long, bottled gas oil neat, electricity Gas and tlec ricity turnished, fe45 a month PROFESSIONAL CORNER Attorney at LeW First State and Savings Bo HowelL Michigan mmmmmm l VANWINKLE VANW ThE mCKNEY SANITARIUM DWVanWinkle WW j Dr hay Uutty M D 7801 DexerPinckney Rd, Eisele DaUy llUfl M to m p I2SE Except Wednesday FOR SALE1947 Smdebakei pick MrUOOOOpnL DR G R McCLUSKEY Dentist 112 North Michigan I Telephones Otfce 935 Residence 814 Bank Droits or Money Order FOR SALE1947 Studebakei pick re now much more attractive a UP lo,w e3 6 ply tires,heatei, oak rack , John R Beens, 9315 Halfmoonl Lake RcL Pinckney, FOR RENT 6 room semi modern flat Phone Pinckney 141F Mr Max Dyer Evenings by Appointments HowelL Michigan Cemetery Memorials 924 NMain bt,Ann ArooMIich Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell 439 or 97 I Monuments Markers HERB SNEED t 5 , , w,, MAttTlN J LAVHj tun bAuw Good Aixalia and p l83 207U EGrand River I Attorney at Law 77 f Kn JU Gra8 LwelL Michigan jPbone 13 Brighton, Mich deUver S3 ln Real Estcrte InsuranBrokeiage PhoTe RepaJrn delivery Charoonecru 9040 Farlov Fd Phone Pinckney 131rUl FOR SALE BaUedHay Curray 8280 Faiiey RdSPECIAL NOTICE City, Lake and Farm Property, A Speciality List Your Property with Me LEE LAVEY General Insurance Ann Arbor man will come here Pone 59F3 to install and service water soft Pinckney Michigan Lavey Hardware JOHN DEERE 4 Come on Ladies tETS GET OUH Appointment EARLY FOR THE Dance Feb 26th Kays Beauty Shop STATE OF MZCHX2AX Tum rrooat Conn ior toe wounry ot Uvinsston At a session of sold Couit held a j the Probata Office in the City oi How ell in said County on the 2lit day oi February A D 1949 I PreeentHo Hiram R Smith, fudae oi Probate IN THE MATTER OF THJ ESTATE Or KARL J ELGART, Deceased I Henry Polcroppa having filed in said uiuiJMimiiiiniiiMMiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiMiiniiniiiiiiyiMHiiiiWMiyii Co rt his inal account aB Special Admi0 5 istratcf of sai estate and his petition 5 f praying for the allowance thereof 2 H is Orderedthat the 14th day of March 5 I A, D 1949 at ten oclock in S the forenoon be and Is hereby appelat ed for examining and allowtoo said account and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public met 3 ice thereof be given by publication of a copy cf this order, for three successive S weeks previous to sedd day oi hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in gad County H A trup copy Hzcfn B Smith Celestio ParshaH fudga r Probate nexs if enough people are inter ested Wekly trips made i Mrs T G Read, 9433 PinckneyJ Rd, Portage Lake, phone Dexter 2320 C20 REWARDFor recovery oi Mike Kerry Blue Terrier, missing since Fee A, Portage Lake vicinity Call Dexter 2320 FOR SALElSolid Walnut Dining Room Suae AUCTIO NEER Fern Sales a Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone Pinckney 78F2i STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Uxw 207 E Grand River, Howell REFRICRATION SEffvIOE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes AUihe S G Teeola DR C ITOWNER Dentist jCtf SALThe S G Teeple JTe M village of Pinckney,cor nor ot Main St and HoweU Rd V,o A nvtr Must be sold Submit offer to 8044 Portaao Lake Road Doxter Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Howell Phone Dexter 3461 MYRON i HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SOW Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 S 63 foncknjMicii TRED C REICKHOFF br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan For Appointment Pk ne 358 Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock Hauling WeekW Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 JONES Phone 675 CARL Concrete Product, Gravel JANE TASCH Sand Top SoiL Road Gwvel Letters or Any Papers Composed f Fill Dlr and Road Iuil or Copied at Your Convenience Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract All Work Confidential ,7628 Toma RL Pinckney Rte 2 STATU OF MICKGAK Th Pvobat Court ior the Coumry ei Ai 1 747 MoinKnckney, Phoae 50FU Phone Doxter 8U6 Al a session oi said Court hM in tbo 7 j, City oi Howell in said County, on the 9th day February A D 1949 , Fxesnt, Hon Hiram B Smith, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of I Eugene L, Gampbeii, DeeasecT Ona Campbell having filed in said I Court his petition, praying ior license tc 1 sell the interest oi said estate in certain real estate therein described It is Ordered, That the 7th day iotl March A D, 1949, at ten oclock in the forenoon at said Probate Office r Want Ad xRRENTC3Roonr rafnraTshid apartment Mrs Clare McMacken, 408 Unadilla Street WANTEDRiders t0 Ann Arboi WANTEDWoman wishes ride trom Lakeland TO Ann Arbor, working hours 4 p in to 12 y m Phone brighton 6u36 before 2pmMiCtiier Imu,Box 63Lakeland tun SALL Uii REITioauge at Swarthout Cove , Portage Lake L J Swarthout, phone 47F3 PHONE NO 158 Shop Cloeed Mondays Tues Sat, 800600 Appointment Thursday Night iiiiifiitiitimiiiiititiaiiiimnHmiiumiimHi iiiiMiiMiiriinMiiiniiiipjimtr1 Reajcwr WANTED Davcare lor prescafrom 3 30 p rn shift to 1200 pm 1 aae children in my home he, Paul Smger, Pinckney t 200 a dav 30 a hour lv vlIlw bejTREE TRuvilNG AND REMOV Ruth mtter 25 Putnam Phorul 6 md is hereby appointed ior hearing ING Prices Reasonable Exper FOR SALE Springer Spaniel aid peation and that all porn8 inter ience work 5030 Burgees Rd 4 Pups, Make good pets for chUd miles West oi Pinckney Phpae rn ested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest of scid estate should not be granted It ft Further Ordered, ih at pubiic node thoreof bo given by publication of a copy of 0iis ardor once each week for threeaocesjrire wooks previous to V 91FUFORSALE About 2 lodz of Aifa la hay Eli Aron, 11505 Dexter Road Pinckney, Mich, Ph C5F5 FOR SALE Ford 1938 Deluxe Tu jdorlh good shape Ph69F21 Vi day of hearing in Pinckney Sno Snape Ph69F21 Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and dr SALE Mixed and Alfalfa circulated in said Comty John Carve ji Portcga Lake Phone Pmckney 18F12 TURNA SALES fiEPAIRS ELECTRICAL WTRiNG R L POND, rortage Lake Phon Dexter 2S36 Hiram R Smith Judqe of Probate CelesUa Parshall, Reg oi Probate 1 Hay t Louis Stackable Ph30F3 WAIBSSCRAP ffiblT AND METAL We pick up I 8TEFFEN ROBii TATE or MfciiMAM Gregory, Mich Phone 18F1 The Probate Cou for the County of SEWEB TROUBLE Liringston j SAV 2Sf Rag 0brtac COMPUTE Iicom Ta ats Fruit At a seesioTi of said Court hold in the City of Howell in said County on the 7th lay of February A D 1949 les ec removea without digging by electrical machine No results I No chargeAU workuaranteed j t no cnargeAU work, guarani PresentiHoe Hiram B Smith Judge of JJ pc Tanks Cleaned 24 Probate , 4Hour ServicePhone HowelLMich In the Matter of the Estate of Vo 1354W4 Daniel H Denton, Deceased iHMMMMMMrfr4HBMHHM ft appeariJa t fhe aot mat the EAVES TBOUGHZNG and time for presentation oi claims against aid eotctte should be limited, and that and plooo be appointed to e ivift n claims Grofieriee Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks fSfCQsTTS I MEM FOOD StOBE against said deceased by and before sod Court ft is Ordered, That all of the erediftoxs off said deceased are required V fount their dedme to said Court at Said Ptobate Office and to servo a copy upon Nellie Dentofi,administratrix of said estate at Gregory Michigan or or before the 25th day of April A D 1949 A ten oclock on that said day in the forenoon, oafd time and place being here by ctppofafcid lor the examinortion and jdjustmssjt of aU claims and demands against said docoasod it is Further OrdocL That subUc noice thereof bo given by publication of c copy of mis order once each week 4or three successive weeln previous to sedd day of hoarlDo in ibm Pinckney Despatch a nowspapor pekrted ana ctrcinattd in sedd County A erne copy Hiram R Smifs Celosaa Posshsdll Jodoe of Probate of SHEET METAL WORK gUJ OY JOHNSON 1 DNE POiCK9iK9 1 ir, I SERVICE SAVE MONEY AT Bootefy HOWELL MICHIGAN roOWE PiNQKNET 1 INCOME TAX MADE OUT 406 E GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON, PHONE 3iL MRS JOHN MCLUCAS AUTO GLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BsKML EN GLASS IN YOUR CAE ABES AUTO PARTS 214 East Grand River Bewel Phone 151 1 , l Do yo need s new roof or does The w of s up roof Roofing Co of Ann eouipped to take fOoBucj atd skhng crlso epsckulse on buflt joss The notarial end is snenr be seen A lsashe SKT 8ALAt the ISnckney High School Gym Friday, February 25th Pinckney vs Manchester This is the Final and Deciding Game If Pinckney Wins She Becomes the Champion of the Land O Lakes League Main Game at 330 P M Prehmincny Game at 730 P M SmVsmVsmVSmmmVBmmmVsmmVBmV The above space wIU be donat ed to any church, lodge, eer ans dub school fcmnors club or charitable oxaaaiza ion FeelFree to Use it with Compliments af WyMe Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 23, 1949 Description An account of the resource February 23, 1949 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 1949-02-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0dec718f912bad02c309c61fb76e6ca5.pdf 0d8868289f72527a3ecd9f34e28672cf 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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legislators oppose Gov Williams corp profits tax They say Mich, leads the nation in per capita earning from manui and is 5th in wage earners The Rep state convention side Motes of the Game CurnaUCammmU KM PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 12 Wort,I Lost , , j i Front RowWes Palmer, Joe Jeffr eys Don Clark, Jerry Heath Back RowCoach ReaderDick Sin stepped the contemplated attack, Bob AmburgeyGerry Clark John Sprout Bob Darrow on the CIOand also in i i the oleo bill for the same reason Dairy men value Michi989,000 milk cows at 187,128,001 Dairy learners income in 1948 was 208 million Items of Interest GIRL SCOUT INVESTURE Jarrus LaRosa Fr Albeit J Schmitt, Pastor Tragedy struck this village Mon Sunday Moises, 800 and 1000 when James LaRosa, propiietor Daily Mass 730 AM The investuie ceremony for the 0f the Pinckney Tavern passed a Confessions Sat 730 tn 9nn nm The legislature is asked to ap Pinckney Brownie Girl Seoul Way shortly atternoon from injur p,m propriate one million dollars for troop was held at the Pinckney ies received in an auto accident the internatonal airport at Winsor school last Friday The program Sunday evening He and his fam The retired workers insurance opened with Merlin Lavey, nead were retumina Irom Ann Arbor plan will probably be pared, oi the Pinckney V F W present their former home His youngest down According to Cong Dingell ing them witj a U 3 flag ionat SOn, Benedict was driving Mrs A 200 a Eicnth workei would ed by the post This was fellow LaRosa was in the c their da a get 125 and 100 a month man1 ed by the flag pledge, a scout gher Sally and a r son, Vin only 80 prayer by Lorna Shirley and the cent Vhen they ie jd the biid Judge Herman Dehnke would star Spangled Banner Tha pco ge over Honey Creek near tho have record of campaign con Brownie story was told by Mrs Andrew Nesbitt home the car hi PINCKNEY IS LEAGUE CHAMPION Pinckney high school basket ball team won the Land O Lakes title here Friday night by taking the Manchester Dutchmen 37 to 3i, before a over capacity crowd there used to be an old vaude villa gag back in the Webber 6 Field day that It Takes the Irish to Beat the Dutch It seems to have held true in this case Many lozvi fans thought that perhaps the pressure would be on rincicney and would not do so well Apparently they are pressure proof Pinckney go, away to a flying start the first minuie when Joei Jeifrays and Amburgey go field goals and Jeffreys made good on a free throw to give them a 5 to 0 lead Manchester came back fast and led 13 to 10 at the quar j ter Then Pinckney got hot and racked up 15 points to lead at the half 2u to 21 In ie 3rd quarter Manchester had ie best ot it and got 9 points to i ckneys 5 to lead 21 to 30 In final quarter Pinckne go A farmer, living north oi Howell is conducting a debate through the Howell paper on the question oi buiknng a new county jail Now the people oi Liviingstea eeunty voted te establish a sink ing fund and build a new jail some years ago There is now 48,000 in that fund Last year action was forced by the state bd of health who condemned the jail as a firetrap, and unsanitary and gave the county a year to build a new jail or send uieir prisoners elsewhereTo meet the emergency cy th bd of supervisors voted to put the matter to a vote in April in the form of a law to raise 3 mills on a dollar to build a nw jail This would raise about 85, UU0 which with the 48,000 on hand would be sufficient Mr Johnson, the farmer objects to the tax and wants the county instead to spend the 48,000 in repairing the old jail Now the present jad was built ovr 60 years ago ihe late Verne Brokow, who owned the present Joe Gentile farmwas supervisor from Putnam and on the building committee It is not Sundays,bfore 800 mass Fridays,aftr Novenna Devotions Novenha to Our Sorrowful Mober Fridays at 730 PM The Catholic Church reminds its faithful of the Holy Season of Lent with its ancient ceremony of imposing ashes on the foreheads of the faithful on AshWednesday Ashes are a reminder of the J oop receiv cne of the cement abutements oi death that was brought into the m tor rtnekney with 12Michigan , muncipalitie received ed their pins rem Ue loader the bridge and got out of control word bY sin Remember, man j ru neath 4 and The Jews and Egyptians have tributfons kept on file for 6 years, H Tyskierwicz The troo Michigan , muncipalitie received ed their pins rem tre , ,, 2750400 from liquor license fees js Tuthill before a candlelight MrLcRcsa grabbed the wheel but that thou art dust thou shalt re, lor lav enidrcanten last year injtation post decorated with ever the car hit the other abutment turn the priest says when mark1 which theyspent otherwiseThe greens Forminga horseshoe the crushing in the front end The de in9 us with the blessed ashes state has cut the enforcement fund gjris had a flag raisingceremon ceased received the full impact 1 this year to make them assume patty Slough, flag becrrer was cf the crash and suffered a tract 3 field goals and a free throw tePol and never could be whilo Manchester only g enc, mado so as il o con goal and a free throw With 2 min struction with wood floors and utes to go Pinckney froze the ball root and 1 ana Plaster waUHowever, a Manchester ptayei or ltne same rea80n ix could not was fouled and made good qnjhei m7cU sanitary There is no free toss cutting the margin t0 21 Place m il tor ai1 persons or pointsPinckney managed to keep1 juveniles escapes have been out of danger the last minute mad bY 999 ut through the and a half bnck walls Any money spent on Mcuohcster rode Joo Jeffreys, repairs would be thrown away Pinckneys high scorer, hard one a i nas been condemned by ih he was 4ouled6or7 timesrStill 016 3r oemp he got 9 points Bob Amburgey ancy was high for Pinckney with 12 part of the responsibility The rates of the Consumers Power Co have not been increas ed in 27 years They have now The ashes also remind us that the season of penance is on us and G Clark 2 Bill Cannon led Manchester with 14, Trolz got 9 and Kryzanik signed a peace pact on the Isle or Rhodes and the Arabs are soon esc pcted Jo follow suit Under this pact the Jewish nation or Israel supplied tor an increase of 6,600 Then scout pins wre awarded to 00 yearly escorted hy 2 guards Patty Thay med skull and other injuriessThe tha in ali humility of heart we must turn to our Saviour and plead for forgiveness Hence during this Koly season ould no be ets au in together, put aside the rungs of the world, and loll er and r mice Singer and pro other occupants were slightly senled to the scouts who had injured The injured many was been in the Brownies last year each girL and the leaders Mesdames Wetherbee and Lovell Clos I ing remarks were made by Mrs taken to his home where tie grew worse rapidly and taken to a hospital This gave Pinckney a league re getg about all of the Holy Land cord of 7 out of 8 and a seasons, mcluding the Negev desert with and fu12 out f They PY its rich oil fields So ends the ex Spnng Arbor at the Jackson tour potion attempt to aain control naltFd Muf z of he oU fields of the east by FERRIS INSTITUTE The state of Michigan has been Lewis who urged the parents to offered the Ferris Institute at Big support the troop Refreshments Rapids It has a operating balan1 were then served to the girls and oe of 108,538, trust funds of 74 parents by Mrs Haikin and her committee We wish to thank them and also Mrs H Parker who presided at the piano Mr LaRosa was tie son of Vin w more closely the footstep, of Christ in a way o penance and cem LaRosa sr and was born in Italy on Feb 8 1903He came to selfdenial Unless you do pen, i this country vhen he was a boy ance you shnll all likewise rH L The Pinckney Wierve3 were no match for tVa Maachecr scrubs and lest 44 to Darrow F leifreys F 574 and plant value of 816,347 BOWMAN ROUSE The marriage of Mss Eveivn Bowman to Aiaold House t Grc and lived in and around Ann Ar bor About 3 years ago he pur chased the Pinckney Tavern which he has since operated He was a kindly person and mads many friends since his stay here Survivina are his wife the form ish iLuke 13 3 Services in j Amburgy G Clark 1 K A CALL TO PRATER f On Friday Mar 4th millions of er Roe Ph tArbr2 gory took place at the nome of the le m Qiiferent CQunU sons Vmcent and Benedict and a brides moer, Mrs Goldie bow at daughter SaUy, also a man Friday night Rev D u tar of same houl Brady oi the Pinckney Cong lf of the day some group will unite church officiating The coupie m that has been writ ten this year by two Chinese women United by prayer to the , same God we kneel as relatives m St Mars cemetery in the same family with the same name Children of God during Lent are as 40llows Holy Mass every morning at 730 A M Lertten Bevotions on Wed, Fri, and Sun, evenings at 730 P M Fr Albert J Schmitt, Pastor COMMuMix CHURCH Conor egaUonalj C G G Substitutions British and American oil menNow although the Arabs inhabited the Holy Land they never developed fvrysanik it Most oi lt u unh oulttvattesv Canoji ao uke me American Indian Pli lhey wer nomads moving tram place to place, seeking pasture lreat ior their sneep and goals They were uneducated and only slight ly above the class of savages Discovery of rich oil fields ie Ann Arbor were attended by Gale Rouse, brother of the groom and Miss Jean Stewart oi FowlervilleAbou 25 sjnmedkxte relatives were preeent Mrs Eloyse Campbell sang the Lords Prayer and another num herThe bride wore a glen plaid tra a Jil V brother James in Dexter The funeral will be held at St v Finl Stn4inM Marys church Pinckney on Thurs Bev D D Biady Minister fmcd 5,V mornincot 1000 a m, Eev AI 5411 Nv pincirry 7 Manchester 5 5 2 0 bert Schmidt ccicting Burial 11 Director BUB, Merwin ixropixji Manrnester Lentz o Cak I leld goals Danow 4, Jeffrey 3 AmCannon 6 Trolz 4, Treat 2 EneLt1 J 7 throws Darrow 2, Jeffreys 3 Aml0 f burgey 2, G Clark 2,Kryzaniak 2 1 Axnaa2 Cirmon 2 Trolz 1 Ref Bertoni ad 11 ncheet of them This led them to repudiate the Baiiour pact providinq for a Jewish homeland ie the Holy Land and by arrnina the X Pc S 3 Supi Merwin Ccanpbell Dexter Wed First Day of Lent Brighton 400 Junior Choir 730 Senior 11 Lvon DEMOCRAT CAUCUS There will be a Democrat Cau , , Ours will be a union service of held A Putnam town haU houtPiaG 730 Pastor s Conuurs wm pe a union service oi M 12 ig4g 2Q0 hrmation Class at the Parsonage the Mennonite and Cong, chur on bat Marizi at fw pmto i ches It wll be held in tne latter Place m animation a township pw church at 700 pm Friday Both ticket and transact anY ther TeUng suit and earned omk hy cinths After a trip in northern I men md womeJ welcome to busmess which may come before Michigan e couple will side g sponsored each year said body in Howell by the United Council of Church Jlfce bride is the dauger c the wqmnAnoffArina will h to jam tewmaxrmrMTs y to he used to further var r ,, c rUiaru nan of Maroa and graduated tamryfrrtyyrti pjts, MtNNNofliTF CHUKCH Committee CAIVAkY PSndaiey high school m 1S48 The groom is the son oi Jim ol Gregory and served an in the anny a E rmatDBOP mem The County OZS Friendship Mfbt vitt be held the PinckMf Maeoote HaU on Friday night 4 with a special entertain All to be namely, work among e Navajo MoftuI w Indiums, work amoug the Negroes Sxmday Sc i in the cities, with the Migrants in yy pmo y J our beet fields, or to support mis ,,10,, Woi Coogwtulauons cojjg and religious publi Supt Asst Rev Ezra Bearhy pator Fii, 700 Union World Day of Prayer Service a our Church Sunday, March 6th 1030 Lenten Church Service forgivenessfarAltriO Sun School Theme Sowing and Re 1 75Arctbsand even funiishing milit 2 7i4 ary instruction they tried to drive 3 625 k Jews from 9 Iv aa0How 5 2861 ever JoW8 were also able to 3 QQQ command substantial reoovfcose and in direct warfare vanquished the Arab armies who proved like the American Indians did that they were unsuitable tor aping 500 Fellowship Team 1 1000 from State College and People iNotc on the Game What will next year bring forth military tacticsThe Arabs 9 of this years hrst team are sen Jn ambitious people and am ap iors only Joe Jeffreys and Jerry1 parently contended to receive dectn v uru half a loaf and avoid 00 much ex Of the first team starting lineupi tra exertion Joe Jeffreys Jerry Hcah and, Geriy Cleric are 01 Irish descent cations in China and India HEBUBHD in AMH ABBOB I Childrens Service Walter Esch 1145 descent Th ieaiskrure has killed Gov A little better work on the free Williams measure to help lb throw line would have given Man artvyTrift smemure wowlrl hnrre HKKl Church Singing and a Worship Chester the game Pinckney cash exenJred taxes raised tor school Meeting 730, Workshop iedby members of the ed in 9 times on 13 chances while I 4 incrasihq the IS sent 815 Team 620 Supper and recreation Manchester made but 5 out of 12 property tax The Dem and RepEoscoe Darrow 730 First Lenten Service led by Pinckney was drilled hard on iree CSon a provision in Denv Guest team and members of PU throws all the week Manchester WQnd oil voters to be grim Fellowship Theme Christ made 15 held goals to Pinckney s vo whue Hep Prayer Meeting vved ve 800 Saviour All adults and yjung1 14 it to be limned to to payer The two son ol Mr and Mrs NORTH HAMBURG CHURO P 1 7 r , I Cla a de ly icieiDh ftchcW whVwere IdUed Swartho RL 6 miles northwest A10 o 70 Faxmly, 0 aame Jhxsdcn h seemed LWn Wi rt T Pwfa 1141 SuPF 8Pored by the he had the ball in his sseson, Eyry it e in World Jwer U wec rouiii to oJ Pmctney I rJie iiiiiii , uiL , v uL Ann Arbor tor reburial last Fr Sundar School 1000 6 Auxiliary Bring table ser half the t, , 1 murder the advocates TA P010 Suf Maurice Leinbach fa3ul pa byponear who was killed Vc ,1944 while wuseac, 1100 ri ri serving as navigator on the B24 Liberator in the Souih PacilkHe was married to the former kci ruoay Read now Mrs Jtmes Whit Moraina Maesag vice, salad and sandwiches for Bertoni who referred is an okT penalty oame to fie The sser tootbcll opponent of Pinckney He a of he Deirost uijrisjinin Isax flayed for S Thomas Repreeenting he Protestant peo Murray Kennedys time od qnAtr On Our Own Doorstep See tne Cane Weekly Cfab lor yaw fiat comic etasno w ptnoVnAv SAOI 17 lfiei xa wjuw g Vui ymf wm ui cSe WSTSi teLCLSL iJ teiP will meet to caucus, , 0 aa 0 ktp Uat SSI BSVBSSSS, m pie of our community we join The inadeauocy of the Pmdc cordina to BE7UBUCAM CAUCUS , with the Catholic friends in urgl ney gym was manifested 800 peo fcoVte do to The Republicans of Putnam our people and all people of pie tried to fill 300 seats tone to adopt ftp, For t tim T80 ft ik by ct a IS year old frof Mg LZvrTTnJ P haU M time to lay aside seculcrr acv1 clciiey did not use a single subie of The Del1 J2llfirmd Sh township ticket and transact any church and the deepening of the er used one m TT bs death later ccmnnea Botn r i 5lw Krt mm me u f i i Ht u rZJrzZA faA Ar business which may came m Q gpintuai hwing y Manchester yell oThfftco Committee yye mve lodges ojasnes and jw L , 1 T v t ti dubs to aumm w activiiesi spemgs the whue lengm of fte W Tb eervioss were conaactod hf and Mrs Don SwarthoutJL trom ttow to Eastor so that all floor with Dtw the Ann Arbor YTWwith burial r vddr and wife MrsDora IITluT iZZZLTLZr sw im skaktMu wr,rrri TL ri vQOW 10 fM T 1 People can give more tone to HeL JfL Trr S cnd 1 igion He areat eacmce of our Sandby Oer Usnon was the clergyman t wtoA Mrs Belle fkzn ZA J, nMn rJ m Inm Singer visited Mrs neue ran lafd j, , apon the Crass an A 14 1ejrter St ho1u and the mearrir of His Resurrect Bead md m l al Arm Arbor last week j n om tlnn received by A and w operated upon fdttane of nwinrswitos oncnedjn r i iThe Pinckney Dmpafck Wednesday, March 2 19 SYLVAN THEATER WtfA THEBKJ PUNCH Hi M kkmar ,i7 Let iw show you all the new features of this grea car m I if Here is what thoughtful people everywhere have been looking for and hoping fori Here, at last, is a car that gives you all the best features of modern design without demanding sacrifices of your familys comfort, safety or convenience It was designed to fit YOU instead of you having to fit into it You dont have to wriggle into the new Do Soto You walk in and you keep your hat on The steering wheel doesnt hit your knees Theres more leg room for all passengers, front and back And not only are the windows andwindshields bigger U , fjlLill You can see out of them because y on luxurious chairhigh seats Yes, its a thrill to look at But you wont have to rebuild your garage to get it in A dented fender doesnt mean an expensive body job And you cun still change a tire, if you have to Ride The smoothest you etwhad Drive DeSoto lets you drive without shifting New features Cime in and see them all No matter what car you thougiu you were going to buy, compare Tfwith tnu Brilliant new De Soto Then decide Tune in HiTTW JACKPOT every Tueiday night, all CBS station SOTO HATUM, THAT MlAJ MOM NJOYMNT IVy M, 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March 5 Allan Rocky Lane la MARSHALL OF AMARILLO Also LIGHTNING IN THE FOREST i StorrUa Lynn Roberts, DonaM Barry Warren Douglas Cantos Sun MoaTMar 67 MatTsuarat 11 p M, eonttnuout k f j John Lund Wanda Hendrix Barry Fitzgerald, Monte Wooley jAiarATtoanrmooNs March of Ttaa Cartoon Ifowtrotl fuoWod MarcfcTM THE ROPE Staniaa James Stewart John Doll Farley GrangerConsiance Coiner Conodf NoTttf Cartoon JVEIGHBilRING Dansville had an 6000 lots last Sunday in whicn 2 store buildings were badl damaged The Masonic hall on the second floor suffered 2,000 damage 4 bor He started an investigation sssr aqamBi Heroert Kenneu, sup, ox wwwtisMiillll iue poor tann wnicn iorotu u iatteis resignation, ine American JJ juegion ot wrucn Kennea was a memDex campaigned actively a gainst Mayne mftflMMMIMttuaV1 fire depts were summonedWill liw 011 Lyn M Cotnmeriamston Stockbridge Mason and Lansing ce will build a neid house 22X40 on thetignted neia there with toil es showers etc this year TneT cost is 7000 Kenneth John Graham, an employee of BrownMcCkxren of riojnburg has been named he now policeman at Brighton at a AUMM5 nun wMfmra A television set has been install ed in the HowJett riro Hardware at Gregory The Tied of former police of hcex Waller Rabbage vs the City oi Howell has been postponed urtirMar 25fiabbage a war vei iakxry 300 a yearHe is a war t Need an OH Hot We have several makes on semd clso efl tardm A eessplete Ux ei metn yweaii fW o home for comfort PAY Br OXtfCA eta was discharged by the city veteran ana seeks reinstatement j RCSchrepfer,injured in an auto t j V Domett Harris oi Howell has accident while crossing a HoweU U TA1 1 C llttt llifUfcsf lIMlst started his 33rd year as rural St Fek 5, died at the HoweU hos I WeWsl weele9eelr leleT mail carrier there tad, last Monday I Richard Page son of Supt John Uoyd Lackwood 69ioreman of n Page of HoweU high school was the Ann Axbor News for 28 years S m 10 m one oi those injured when a car died kxst WedJie reUfed Nov 1 load oi Ithaca basket ball players last hit a truck near St Johns tost wk4 of All fivde tiers Pumps Ktisn Sinks 4 Utesselfei Keafsn Shirley Henry, farn M First National Bank Dexter Theatre fU san ittvuigstottCuiity wiU op Born t WJJttack and wife on pose Berthold Woodhamsv in Fb 22 a son cumbent for mayor t Horn 32 friends gave ye editor and ,m i1 kiid 0jB a P Sat night c their 16 west of Bagmon last week 20th wedding aunversary They MOIL when they hit a truck They t k a nickel bread tray TJJ WSP iames Pollen oi Nebr is visiting Mis, fieulah ft 38 ba oi Ml his sister, Mrs Sarah 3giert 3 , first time in 42 Memfl Auston woe a portent at McPherson hospitod Howeil last Phicsonoi week March S Mrs Robert floss Nodae Oro Eaese wioss wess heH in the ttyj oi Howel iso pciiaet at St cosrtoi iwSjOsCqg last weekthe Amor WW an oaa of noyd d in no oouse M noesnoe Croeksr of Bd octon is 4m ones of Homer Hecr MYstH J HUGHES ismi SfASTEA PijUBSBCK i Hidosy and Bruce Mc HoweMwiil be maassd Gt Your Chick Starter Farstrs Fad Sejply W1 V Ik lichee Meo Wieesirftay February 2, 14 The Peoples Store Groceries, Dry goods Gents Furmi hit igs Canned Goods Lingerie Shoes Kennedys Gen rout Hki flJgMg MAY tUNNC AftVAMMSES Cmts down wttUbtr repermits am a rigk BUge of auKucfcy lioMMe low from rain, dew a4 excessive bleaching saves bay losses iea afcaxteriog sua buroio tsesnn SWM leaves, jaoce cokx ies iocteatrd food vaulue, ia enacket value , low opecaeog costs or itself in one aeasoo au5 UQ A ew Set ljay aiae hae will do M boiioos or coils needed easyaod ineapeoahw to mm eufld fZ00 HAY DRYING MWUCti CHAMCi Of SKHiTAMOUS COMBUSTION froBspoocaoeous combustion, by keeping hay at controlled temperature Mow curing dispels your ire worries assures greater safety tor livestock, buildings and crops MowCited hay is safer to store aod is superior to field dried nay The wooden duct work and electricblower ace easy to install They par lor themselves in about afcae a Cor liiU iatoMUrtksm aee eeerLdiso Earn Service Aislior uMmt JeUy lie can iwe eoa practical help in iaaiag a lowcost curing s stem TUPlacftney Diss ,a PUOJUWJ Every Wednesday 115 Main st iiockun, itcWar ufcscitv rw li x SQUIRES CHICKS J I Mis Henry Johnson and Mis One Pouisoa aueaaed tne tuncal ooi their cousin,Mrskia Spraq ue at the United Brethren Churcn in CohocKxh WednesdaySunday guests ol Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry were MisEUa Walk er oi Ann Arbor and L J Henry and iamily Mr ana Mrs WrnMercex enter tained Sunday in fconor oi his birthday Ox Wrn Mercer and Iamily ol Lansing and Dx McGregor and iamily al Brighton The McGregors leave lor Mexico this wk, Mrs Alta Ewing oi Detroit spent the week end at the Joe Griffith home Edmund Haines and iamily spent tho week end at the Claude Soper home in Whitmore Lake1 St Marys Holy Name Society made over 100 on their dance Saturday night A gang of convicts are at work on the Graves or Barton iarm tear ing down the house and barns The state owns this farm Mrs Emma Vollmer and son, John, spent Sunday with Mrs C Kennedy and family in Detroit Wm Lewis has purchased and, moved onto the Daller place on M36 E Mrs Annis and children moved to Homer CJClinton and wife spent the week end at the Ralph Clinton home in Detroit Mis Lucy Reason spent tne wk end with Mrs Mable Suydam in Jackson Born to Chas Clinton and wife in Detroit last week a son Michael Patrick axnk Aberdeen arHr wife atended a party at the Nogglsj home in Ann Arbor Sunday hon1 oring Fred Cozzens on his 82 birth day Ms Nogl hoiau irom the hospital Mri Louis Shehan and Francis, spent Sat in Detroit and called on Mrs Alma Harris , John McDonald, wife an I dau ghter, Lois returned home from iexas Last week Word has been received that Robert Singer has arrivad in Texi where he has joined Vircjil LaHuo Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt were Sunday guests at the Dr1 Wylie home in Dexter Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and daughers returned home Sun from a weeks trip to Atlanta Ga Winston Baughn and family spentSunday atthe FrankCiarir home at Miliord, Barbara stayed for a week zi Mrs ThressaCoyle and Don Burns called on Mrs Rose Howard a St Joe hospital Ann Ar bor Sunday , Sunday callers oi Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were Clarence Stop ish and iamily and Mrs Ella Stop isboiChelsea Thomas Coyle oi Howell and John Stackable Earl Waxd and famij were Sun guests at the Dale Miller home Mrs Bess Devereaux, Mrs Ruth Bidweli and son, James, of Brigh ton were Sat guests oi Ben Whit a and wife Robert Grainger and familyr of Lansing called at the Grainger home at Chubbs Corners Sunday The Joe Griffith famly were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Don Griffith oi Ann Arbor Mr and Mrc Lloyd Iteiidu en tertained for dinner Sunday in honor of their son Jeffreys first birthday Lynn Hendee and wife and sons Gale and Bex Phillip Gentile, Gerry Eichman and fam ily Bob Horine oi Hackney Mr and Mrs Ed Noufter of Holt and Harold and Robert Nuatter and wives oi Lousinc Mr and Ma Arthur Marshall visited fnend in Pootiac Sunaa Mr and Mrs Arthur Marshall visited Hairy Lee Sat who has just came home from the hospital 1 Mr and Mm Fred Read return ed irom Ft Lauderdale Fla Sat Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbrid ae spent Sunday with the Stanley1 fhnkel iamily Mxs Dorothy Dinkel and child lervcaliaxl on Howell rriands Thur So Order your Baby Chicks now Hatching Large Type Engftsh IA type White Leghorns, Barred j Hocks Send for your price list f todav Hatching each Monday , 4 and Thursday s Squires Hatchery 218 South Mich Ave, Howell Phont 305W Lucky you the day you look at and decide on this beautiful new gas range ITsj3dream come tuewithall the fomowv Tappan features Automatic lighting oi fop burners and oven oike Smokeless broiling Uniform baking Thrifty roasting Its easy to operute and easylo keep clean Automatic clock times the cooking of an entire uovenmeoJwiih no atcliing 7 For real values in timesaving gas ranges in every price bracket, see your Phiigas dealer Jodgji Hockey Servic 84 EAS1 MAJW m Dead er Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 400 COWS 400 WE BUY HIDES AND CALF JU J HOGS 100 a Cwt 88 Ctnttral Oad StMeiGv the Dept wtU ogoin supply cubb oi sicker iry to who wesftt io psoduce boot minj aom Ptoces 20 thotiscmd ior chub ed 1 ior sucker The sole of fishing I winer mem pseowrtJ f I 191 McPfterson Jtate Bank BANK DRAFTS m4 cuUina ReasoeMihbl asfTeewssai rrnp eaejspsjsjsaiBBpj 8022 Rush Lae Rd 1 KITS fUa SALE Womr electric brood and Poultry Supplies and Kasco eds Orar your Baby Chicks Now lor March and April Att feom blood tsefod stock Squii Hatehery HowUMteh Ptty A e te MB P H Phone 305W Ec Wednesday mi manw SAMIMIUM BAN wwrw fggSLEaial fcogrBqVltoiTu,rrt BHiMpeU Bank Drafts or Money Order coil springs, inner coil moresevj JCL jTySSbjVSf are now much more attractive as i f iw i HWVaaWlnkW CXV Attorneys ci MSSI First Stale andSavssgs Howell Until you dm a otw John Dear B Tractor, youU sever experience the tatis factioo of such fine performance case of handling and comfort No other tractor offers you the more efficient cyclonicfuelintake engine available in allfuel or gasoline types No other tractor, offers you the hydraulic PowrTrel which raises, lowers or regulates both integral and drawn equipment at a touch of your hand No other tractor gives you the RollOMaik knee action front wheels with each taking its full share of the load at all times assuring greater comfort and easier steering than ever before No other tractor gives you the drivtin and hockup QuikTatch Tractor Cultivator which means real savings in changeover time And, until you actually own a John Deere, youU never appreciate what exclusive twocylinder design means in lower upkeep costs more years of dependable service better field performance Be sure to stop in soon ant e corcmf facts Youll want u own a Jciin Utcrc etc f Lavey Hardware JOHN DEERE 08fc a means oi paying outoftown accounts Agencies other than banks have recently increased the cos to the purchaser Following is a comparison oi our bank charges Bank Charges 001 to 999 05 1000 to 1,00000 10c each 100 Other Forms 01 to 500 10 501 to 1000 15 1001 to 5000 , 25 5001 to 10000 31 We believe we can show our customers a real savings for this convenient way oi sending money out oi town McPhsrsua Mate Bank A servings Aocoumt eon be open d with as little as a 1 bill Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid an Savings looks and Time Cerufccates oi Deposit All deposits up to 500000 insur ed by our membership in the Fed Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Over 80 Years oi Safe Banking S350 Buchers Phone 128 FOR RENT 1947 Howard house batter, 46 ft long, bottled j ott beat electricity Gas and He ridty furnished 45 a month 78Q1 DexerPinckney Rd, ELseW farm 1 FOR SALE1947 Smdebake pick up low mileage, 6 ply hrecheflV er, oak rack i John R Boons, 9315 HaJKmoon bake RdL Pinckney, FOR RENT o room semi lUX North leVhlgan 14 I Ceaneba MessafkeW 8M liMato sJU Astoer, Harold tnWs 51 Fleming 9L Howell Phone Howell 439 a 87 181 8814 10104 River IkwtU, MfcbJgan Get Phone Pinckney 141F2 Mr Max Dyer T urt SAOb Good A Italia and Oover Hay 80 a tan June Cbasef 1 a tan at our barn 3 a ion delivery, Charboneau 9040 Farley Pd Phone Pinckney 131F11 FOR SALE Bailed Hay O Murray 8980 Farley Rd SPECIAL NOtTCr Sky Use ond Fans PiPl Ust Tow taps 2 LP LAYBY KBcsfan ruy Kuhn Gregory rural carried fell o nhe ice white delivering mail last week and broke his arm Mr and Mrs Nelson Miller of Flint were Sunday guests of the Hoff Sisters Mr and Mrs Jcxs Whitley, Mrand Mrs Ross Read Mr and Mrs Howard Read Mr and Mrs Fred Read Vr and Mrs Robert Read attended the reburial services for Clare and John Schosser at Ann Arbor Saturday Robert Tasch and family saw heSosia Henie ice revue in Bet roit Sunday k Lee Lcrvey and Albert Shirley attended a John Deere Meeting last Tuesday ass Mrs Andrew Campbil spent Sun with her auntMrs Grace Kelly in Owosso Mrs Ella Thorpe and daughter Norine of Ml Clemens spent the week end a the Joe Stackable home Mrs Helen Burns Young is in St Joe hospital with an eye infection Jim Doolittle has sold his bread truck and rout and expects to reenlist in the army Mis Rita Kennedy has resigned from her nursing course at St Joe hospital Mrs Musa Ayers and son, of Plymouth were Sunday diinner guests of the HpJL Sisters STATS OF MCUaA Tum riofiat COUP tor u vousttf el Uviasstoa At a seaetoa of sold Court aaid o tba Probata Oiiice in the City oi Hew ell in said County on the 21st day oi February A D 1949 PresentHgg Hiram K Smith ludae oi Probate , IN THE MATTER OF TH 1STATE Of KARL J ELGART, Deceaaed Henry Pokroppa having tiled in aid Court his final account as Sptcicd Admin istrator of said estate and hii petition praying tor the allowance thereof It is Ordered that the 14th day of March A, D, 1949 at ten oclock in the forenoon be and la hereby appoint ed or examining and allowing said ac count and hearing said petition p It in Further Ordered, That public mot ice thereof be given by publication oi a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day o hearing In the Pinckney Dispatch, a nejsripaper printed and circulated in gad County A truo copy rVzcm H Smith Celestia ParshaU fudge probata Reoiataf oi Pinckney JKUTY Fruit Groceries Vegetables Ann Arbor man will come her to install and servioe water soft ners if enough people are inter ested Wekly taips made Mrs T G Read, 9433 Pinckney Rd, Portage Lake, phone Deater 2320, ion SALEThe S AQC TIONEEH WYtS iTeUOBY URBIMA1I Atomer 1 UBW sWBATlOH HABOLD RADY on All M 1S4F9 Attorney eA Phons 13 Wghiom Ms Phone 1STTU MYRON J KUai PUmhing nd stae 17 Busk IsieV honid in viilaqe of Pinckneycof G Teeple S ot Pinckneycoj t and HoweU Rd Must be sold Submit oiler to Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Howell Phone 675 fltci towum 44 Pettog Lake Read, eeter Deirter Ml P H gWABTHQfT 4 Funeral Hesse Dos C Swcnihout Hreclet Modem iqupsmesU Ambulance Service Pkpses 39 4 gfedBMBsMs TWb a mtonalT e OPTOMETRIST 120 West araod raver Ave Howell Michigan Fer AppolneaesU ftae 358 Restfemee III We UOYD live Slock HauRfif Trips Made to Seett General Trucking fone64F14 CARL JOHlsV tTATB or wawtAH The foecta Cotwt for tk Otestr el llTtsajtos At aasaloa oi actfd Court keM Is to City of HoweU la sold Ctus a tkf 9th day February A D, 1949 ftaaat Koa, ifiram S Saalew Ja4f oi Probata feHho Mali O tka Balotav oi Eugene L Campbell, Deceaaad, Oaa Campbell havlag Alad ia std 1 Court his petition, praying tor Hoasa asl sell the iatereet oi acd eetate la eartain real estate therein deecribad It U Ordered, That the 7th day fat March A D, 1949, at too oclock is tfae forenoon at said Trobate CHfico bo Kd la hereby appointed for fryyfaq said petition, and hat all pataona istav Cottorete Producer Gfsnrel MB fASCH Sand Top Soli Read swrei laMMB Anr P Composed FiU Dir and Road SuSi iTflooled Your Convenience Blocks Laid, Piece CMsset li Wock CaeJdentlal 7188 Toma Rd Ptooknty e S ff IpWrkinalitT oa 50FU 4 Sl18 Want Ad a m mi BH TOR IVT S tees uarursished 1 Mrs Qcne McMacken, 408 Unadilla Street WSffffiSaers to AnrTXrbor from 330 p m shift to 1200 pm Paul Singer, Pinckney nm TRttlING AWDREMOV ING Prloes Reasonable Biper ieoee wock 5030 Burgeej Weet Pinckney 9IFU FOR f ALE About 2 lods oi Alia Mst hay BU Aiao, 11505 Dexier Road arte thareel be oMram by pnblinrlas pinckney, Mich, Ph 65F5 etejLeJJaseJsisjes Hk fQ gj s d jjg jy sj foi tkrea aaeotaalvo waaea prarioua aa we ru wuo WMV U aotd day ol bartaa s Plseeas Dfapotdi, a sswapapaff sStofod es4 0raUculoted is iedd Coustf Hiram a Smiih Judq oi Probarte Calaatta Poraaoll, lag of Prabatta eated In said aetata appear btaofa acid Court, at said time omd place, to abow eauaa why a lioeaae to aH Ova iataraat oi said estate ehould oi be grapiad h U furtha Ordered,rkot pabisa BOWUNG SCORES dor in good shape Ph,69F21 FOR SALE Mixed and AUalia Hay Louis Stackable Ph3QF3WAWTOJCRAP IRON AMD MSTTAL, We ptak us TBFraid ao 00 Mich Phone ISFi SeVfERTROUBLfl FOR SALE Gift aprons 100 each Mrs R K Elliott rnrs LOST Medium size puppy Febl7th white with black spots, and black left eye named Pewee, Sam Gentile Pinckney Mich WANTED To buy an oil burner heating stove to heat 4 oi 5 rooms Frod Campbell PortagLake R 2 Pinckney WANfEDrWoiiiftu wishes ride from Lakeland to Ann Arbor, working hours 4 p r to 12 p m Phonefirighan SO ore 2pm Daycare lor WANTED ooi age children in my 200 a dav S30 a hour Ruth Riuec 250 Puiam Phoi8TONA MUST R U POND, roftage Ladce pfconlS2alstLOM COMKesTE IiteoniB TK Die SetBlues 570S9669318o9 def Die SetRods 562316473 SAVE 25 Roots Boos Obstoc1750 31 la reawrett wUhou digghag Marathon Ser 676667202066 I bjr slertUfcal uwdfr Vo results dei Cory Drug 666698472011 Me chargeJUf work gnoraneisfi 31 ivtyf Bepslc Tanks Cleaned 24 Products 732784r7382254 deflHour ServlceJhone HowelLMick Pinckney Fcsb 716907662175 Mo 1354W4, Jfavezji 63644622132 at Read Lumber 6654883361971 31 i WhiW 799462494175 dssff CUL White Front 46554217051981 3 STAHDMGS W L P Fish Bob White Pinckney Tavern 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 02, 1949 Description An account of the resource March 02, 1949 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 1949-03-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6e1562c54f99be79c47c55521692b421.pdf 3e54524cfe90aaf55371d18184bf8e6a 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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Atiehtaui Mirror ite of latoM EUKwt MM4W 4 Xsj 5 eescnon is , fc oatoilna, its tnhd wuh fittte o the surfec to indicate partisan difference The Awtl election has caused 0MN80WOILVER 10 Jar been introduced No mrrior eiirJT1 IWt 4ienj Q lateiMt f mo March 14 and lor HTS2 fw Pi WJU how fa SrESgSSry tor ST oi n, d the CWflU to at ft Period 51 wtth S4 invited gues r Albert J, Schmitt Pastor Suiday Mosses, 800 and 1000 Culver Daily Mass 730 AM Notes of the Game i introduced No major ShoJlthe SlW J vpmntare expected before rmofe cii7 w hall and build another on to will take aer MSSBSSTS tSl far d 1 te state highway, ogata ii the T S Hwriaw ow underway on S1 h Wwtietaticn measures in T thu elude a 13 out gasoline kahigh weight taw overhauling oi 8 SlSfi andtaoalmahwa, admin, Wfg J Baputchi Inception was inson home ration and a change in highway p J ,,,, taxes in local government units Sdexrt MaMs Motorists pay 25 percent in taxes an the cost of 5 gallons oi i Hjlea Reynolds octaoline aolti not n Tyninn wi trustee, X GereM Unwuii gasoline sold net in Lansing for1 LTU7 J 103 it raised to 5 cento the tax,1J8 02 would be 33 cents Trustee, 2 J 2 yrs GenOd Dan S Dr Ray M iOttt VVitn Q team having the st re y Oil Cordons Sat 730 to 900 pm m bal n Rah Sundays,biore 800 mass gace Sat Fridays,caVr Novenna Devoions Si Tn Novenna to Our Sorrowful M ei trRF at 730 PM Comgr eqat ioncu Rev U D, aady Minister Co ftacus Vvea Nigh Orguiusi 4 L4iau Iircor ZFcLrJ Supi Mwwin Campbell Tf i0 Senior Choir 730 Pasois Current Kommeml The house body in the fegislat ure smothered the deaUa penalty bill jast week by a voe oi 51 o 44 Attempts to table the measure so it would come up ior a vote again also failed Tne Lonely and1 oi the Howell ttedA the Ror I I iUSioXY oi Pjticfcney scnool,int learn wat intpt Q siump in the siaie lournament at Jaciton ihur 9 v, Mutpu m uoneiy iuii and were eliminated oyr Heart murder oi a young mothor uiacs Lake, a team previous and her baby in Grand Rapids ueaten uuring the season twice w Aiw woic vas Grass Lake 4c cicney 38 ii,Ui we iirst game with Spii was stressed by those iavoting the bill but foiled to sway enou 5 fanaiy 3Q oxm Thursday, Ladies Aid meets at H SP fS 9HM9IM basket sass easrstt srsss SirSun a00 Home Bible StudY meeunqs vill be held at the following gh votes The most damagino Ariior Wed 7 ViT r i speech against it was made b5 Aoor wed, rughi ickney was Rep Ed Carev of Detroit vrJ not over ani anu , r WWUBJTW ieiron ne read OM fa to hgures irom the 42 states which NTTOWSK SMI101 Punisment which ThA kJLfcUiL7 tOriTV proved their murder rate was 7DarrcfiJSSIu 1 and, 6 8tcrte without capital punishISJA murder rate waa 1J7 This is the 25th time the effort Chrisa2l y Repeal oi the parimutual bet I8 ,1 Y ling law is urged by the Mich 6 J vr Council oi Churches Gambling TTUS1 1 yr noware Read This tviTrtia ivi,,Vwr 1 son Mr am track aiter thU year The upremel UNON ncm A2 only player in the entire t has ruled bingo games ill Presiden egal 27 W hoWat i So p r ThTsdavi wa ciS court has ruled bingo games Ul President Slc jJ rjty picked In Washtenaw county lrrk WaiBdAciw Saline and Milan Wen eynoidi Lon Swarthout Workers employed by interstate Treas AT u AcWy commerce 4lnn would be given iruste o vr nTttaWl the right oi collective bargaining Trustee y 1 The BoninaTripp labor bill Trustee 2 yrs would be modified to eliminate TrusteeJ yr a strike vote by a majority and Trustee 1 vr the waiting period would be cut Trustee l vr irom 10 to 5 dn r Unmployment would be raised to 42 for 26 weeks It is now 28 for 20 weeks VILLAGE ELECTION The cost oi all government, not Notice is hereby aiv 4k state and local is one third of the Qualified Hectare o Z iw national income i ot Pinckney tTt, aae the cent in 1948 Election win ru MA Townshi MM 1,, oe a ouu p ra Thuii l,WRl ilu Mr and Mrs RK Elliott Mr mention on fee fil State High c W Ket5h 13 M FJ Nelson Buzzard Rev and Mrs N w D Potter, Mr and Mrs Otto Po ti and Mrs Andy CampMrs Thomas Ware, Mr and Mrs Lonnie VanSlarn, roko, Mi uid Mrs Herman Wiu meyer cou Charles Gkark Howard Read Roy Oiark John Eisele days lAsiisr 4 r Shirtoyi compensationi TOr Lorenso Murphy Mich taes increcrsed 1575 per TW Former Governors KeUy an iiau Within said Viilaae each gbtarie man honored This is the second time Pinckney baa placed a man on an all state team Way back in 192d Don Swarthout was put on Rem ingtons all state football team j GETS NEW TRIAL CHANCE Donald Jones, former Pinckney ite who was sentenced to prison for 10 years to liie on i 16,1944 for slugging and ing Lee Brown, 67, of Ann will tost ify in circuit court at Inn Arboi friday, Meeting of Scout lead ers at the parsonage at 815 Sunday, March 13, Church Service at 1030 Sermon Bread ior All Sunday School at 1130 Topic Divine Resources for Hu man Needs Sunday Evening Lenten Service at 730 Colore Sound Film Letter from China, and worship Service led by the Mens Class Monday, 14th, Prudential Com meeting at the Parsonaqe a oclock revive capital punishment since it was repealed in 1846 has foil ed The legislature defeated it 22 times, the gov vetoed it in 1929 and the people voted it down in 1931 The big news of the past week Pinckney The Pinckney boys was the confession by Raymond were dead on their feet and fail Fernadnez and his mistress, Mrs ed show pep they had had in Martha Beck of the Lonely Hearts pre is games Thev have been murder of Mrs Delphine Downing goir it top speed all the season and her baby at Grand Rapids, ana uere was bound to be a let He also confessed two other mur, down butt it was hoped to stave ders ot women His method was it off until after the season Pin, an old one has been used many ckney scored more points in this times before He subscribed to nu game than against Spring Arbor merous matrimoniaL magazines but it was not enough Amburgeyj and answered the advs irom wo led with 12 and Jeffreys got 1U men seeking husbands He was and led at the half 34 to 17 Grass Lake sunk long shot aher long shot which fook the heart out of persuasive and after getting them to turn over their money and pro perty to him and killed themHe seems to have been new in the business as his murders were all mat the next regular Viilaee on Marcb 14in an attempt to gai f7eP,n J111 Helof at TowrwhiD a new trialHe and Thomas Powof Grand Rapids recei u mAv, uyo on i era lr a vaiana napias receive Brucker are expect tobetad MONDAY, MARCH 4UHJU identical sentences alter pleading ers for the ViTKZZ xr wh3tion4he following Svulty to the crimeIn hispetition waled m W53by Senator Van Village Omcers are to be elected onee says he was never advisee enberg CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Circuit court started Monday L only motions and arrangements were heard Wed the suit of U Estate oi Meredith Plasko vs Jce Bausser is set for trial This in volves the sale oi the Plasko home onM36 east of Pinckney The est ate claims the selling price wal 35,000 and the buyer 3,500Roy Clark John Burg, Norman Reason DrDuffy Lee Lavey and Will Lennn are witnesses Village President Village Clerk Village Tasurer Three Trusses for Twoyr term Three Trustees Oneyrterm Assessor 4B Relative to Opening and Cros ing of the Polls The Polls oi said election wiV be open at 7QQ oclock am and wiliremain open until 800 pm Eastern Standard Time MUdred Ackley VUlage Cltrk Dated March 5, 1949 of his constitutional rights, was given no counsel or chance to defend himself If granted a new trial he would plead not guilty to the charge Arch D Wilson Ann Arbor att, represents him Meeting Evening Worship 816 Supt Rcscoe Darrow Asst Walter Esch Chiklrens Servico 114b Prayer Meeting wed ve 800 , NORTH HAMBURG CHURCif OBiTUARY Swarthout Rd 6 miles northwest Ray E Hicks of Lansing was of Pinckney born Oct 91885 and passed away Sunday School 1000 March 3, 1949 Funeral services Supt Maurice Leinbach Mornina Mossag 1100 The rest were scattered All the subs got in and Palmer, Bower and Dick Singer each scored,UUi, Pinckney has won at least 3 80H strict titles before Back in JP tl4WUU j Doyles time a team composed of recent Manf other murderers Lefty Reason Jim and Har Hall, have worked this same racket I Pete Geryoz and RolUe Shehatiiore himThe most fomou waT MEVNNUUJXF CHURCH 0m the Ypsilami tournament probably Mrs Belle Guiness of Rev Ezra Bearhy pator t but lost in 6 regionals to Mont ind who flourished Morning Worship 1000 gomery Sunday School 1100 Elwin Hulce ancTJohn Burg w Young Peooles Meeting 730 a team which had not won CALVArA TO ISSUE STOCI WILLIAM SHEXWG j The M William Shilling30a writer,diei pleCo hQ filed with be ncr ragin Lake Mo i5 Service Comm Ppc permission to in were held from LstesLeadley Funeral Home, Lansing on Mar 5 with burial in the North CemeteryHe was married to Edna Webb daughter of the late Rollin Brighton has a red hot primary and Ella Webb of Pinckney just I Monday with 504 votes castThe 28 years ago Mar 51921 They BRIGHTON PRIMARY fight was for councilman, the oth spent their entire married life at w candidates being unopposed Lapsing Ho leaves tc mourn his Three sticker candidates won wife and eight Edward of Grand1 PQU1 Kirchbuan and Walter Car additional Rapds Pfc Raymond of Fort Mon mack for the long term ar,d Vm raouih NJ Rollin and Helen ofi Lowe for the short term Other win game in the season suddenly h top form and won a district title at Walled Lake, Bob Martin was center Jack Young and Max Reynolds, forwards and the Lavc boys, guards St, Frederick of Det roit beat them in the regionals aLake Orion Later a team composd of Rey noidfrr Don Jones, Jack and Jim Reid Paul Young Bill Kuhn won at Napolean but lost in the region als at Adrian to Peter Smith o Wyandotte This gives the boys a seasons record of 13 won, 2 lost the best, record ever made here It is hard to keep a t im at top speed a a his homo noon foliating a neart auackite cn opplccrtion for lived aionj ana Coroner Boraenl 1 i 00,000,000 of Howen who was summoned corJon tock and decided cteatn due to a pprovai oi the companys ap Lansing, and Betty, Donald,Flor neis were Kenneth ChappellWm neart attack and no inquest nee plication by the PSC would xz ac and John at home j Bentler and Thos Munce for the essary he hud only returned last 1 Mich Bell to increase its long r long term and Marrin Lavan for week tram a business rip to NYJ term capital struAire to 350,UOu RUMMAGE SALE j the short Thos Leith through nom1 ge No 76 t A M will be held Atate 1 nrm Theco now has io,00ouuu 18 Pinckney Circle of Kings Dau inated trailed his opponent, Philf at the Pinckney school gym on 40 years ago She represented herself as me well to do owner of a farm who sought a husband and opened cor respondence with aged widowers or ixitchelors i hey were mostly from other states and were oblig ed by her to sell their property and onno the money with them when they came to, marry her After visiting her they were never seen again She flourished for a number of years and walsuppaj ed to have murdered over 20 men who were killed on her farmHer end came when Ray Lanphierq half wit ted hired man who help ed in her murders got jealous, killed her and burned her up to gether with her home He confess ed, pointed putwhere her viO buried ,La rua ,o Mri,r r, lms were buried and a aoad trie season inis was nearly aci AU L i , yw UAA v nfn manY of thebodies complished here but not quit ANNUAlTpAST MASTERS NIGHT BANQUET The 19th annual Past Masters Night Banquet of Lrvingliston Lc ed were recover Her body was never found and there were some reports that she got away According to BInir Moody the state j 000 The runeral was held at the in capital gtocfc outstandinaand gbters will hold a rummage sale Baetke 213 to 281 Swarthout Funeral Home 4us af 75,000000 m 40year debentures Tow Fri PMMar11 ternoon at 300pjn, Rev Albert Carl F Oehisir, general coun awl Sat,PMMarl2 Schmidtt offidating Burial, was sel for the co, said the added Donations Appreciajed Se in St Marys csnetsfy CIVIC IMPROVEMENT ASSN The regular meeang of the Civic Improvement Assn was held Mon evening in the town hall at 830 Plans were discuss for the St Panicles Daricy which is to be capital is required to finance new caristrucudn for improvements 811 0118 asn oi Arui and expansion oi telephone ser AUce Gearllalt of Howell vice over the next two years and 78, Rlith Riter and 118 oi Rather than add to com PSLhSL i paays debt, Oehler emphasizea k Nl,bon2A Tf , A A bgt Mirh BeU J F uZZ Mr and Mrs rWxJJmstead and the night of Saturday, April 2 Three life memberships will be awarded and a past master ap Hazep Cole, oi Ithaca by theJ theTnewneyrrcpsol ftft ieeffStfVy nighT The fostM4T TnffiS and Wesley Doris, Mr and Mrsj iZJlJ M Lonis Stackable, Mr and Mrs jJ sought forvite conrua4on pro stackable and sons spent last REPUBLICAN CAUCUS urWes OaWftr rrZj riT lue ev8 w1 fir8 1 u tacKj The Republicans of Putnam co sold 3mjJE7 uQutTh8 able Sr and sons to help MrsLD township will meet in caucus at JJKZ W m debentures Stackable Sr celebrate her 75th1the Putnam town hall on SatMar gram it rmnriA VJ F OKJCJKMWP vaa suns sjwu a SiS Jn P Tues eve with Mrs J D Stack 26 held Mar 17th in the High School gym Tickets are now on sale We had two very enjoyable speakers here Gerald Allen of the Dexter Bank, who talked on a bank bsmgestablished herezndt lasTfiifct w Mr Baxter, from Ann Arbor gave HavinramA J L birthday a very nice tajfc on Community1 for iteSLJ3 SjfS M 8 Stackable spen the Spirit and avicTmp Assn 1 wk end With her motherMrsJ D Dr Towner then tanked Mr SJTl V StackaWe 3r and sons Allen and Mr Baxter foor being dmuatdJSmSir Mrs Bob Umstead and children doLto 221 wouWwf fet ent Sundya at her grandmothtotihJS22P MrsJDWkoble Sr te we economic jouon it ow Callers of Mr and Mrs Irvin J r A tt Kennedy last week were Mrs u MI a, aid Gerald Xennedy and Mrs Willis it will nee 75000400 in new ffcS money for coMtruction durino the eri Lamb of Ann Arbor spent Sf6 R8 Jing in 1950 week end at the WHMeyer CR1BBAGE WINNERS In the cribbage playoffs at the Masonic dining hall Sat night Joseph Amburgey won firs prize banquet will be served with 31 games won, Don Sworth O E S Chapter No 145 out was second with 29 Brandon White had 25 Geo Charbonneau DEMOCRAT CAUCUS had 24, and Clare Miller 20 The There will be a Democrat Cau2 winners play at AnnArbor next cus held nt thn Putnam town hullon Sat, Mar 12,1949 at 200 pmto Republicans at over a barrel concerming flbusters A filbuster is an ancient rule in congress whereby it is possible to talk a nill to death although a majority of congressman favor it The sou ron Dr Hazep Cole, oi MWW tu u i grand master wiU be speakerThe congressman have employ SL, ii k ,CT K tv,i ed it for many years to kill otf all many years civil rights bills introduced A two thirds vrrte is required to kill filplace in nomination a township ticket business which may come before busters and that so for has been impossible The Rep fear that if filbustering 1B killed it will be hailed as a victorlbries Tru man and later might help him get ticket and , 11 gainst On the other hand they said body Wet en had our business meet ing and he membership card ana constunone were aiven tc all paid up membecs We adjourn at 1055 pm MMHAG Lee ft Seneca, 29 Howell Daana Harris, ft Howell Mi HtoaW, 4t Pinckney, Pearl Lr Rue 47, Pinckney 12,1949 at 300 pmto nominate a township ticket and transact any other business which may come before it, Committee Committee BASKET BALL WTNNEP know if they do not kill filbuster ing it will be impossible to Dose the civil rights bill which they District title winners SaVnjght twi11 patiho D were Grass Lake over Starr Com P0 monwealth, SaUne vber St Thom as, Dgnsville over Fowlervilie, Keego Harbor over Brighton, Mil an over Bedford, Vilanti over Wayne, Mich Center over Han Mich Bell said it nsofmoallHJp cities B 9JS once of some fl5JD0000 conuna largely from funds made available from depreciation ao icruals The reported threat by the dairy interests to hold up the law legalizing the sale of colored oieo by circulating petitions against overHofton J it is apparently only a method to, 1 thwart the will of the peopleLas BOYS AND GIRLS MAKE YOUR , Nov the people approved the OWN COMIC BEADS dnd with them attended ale colored oleo by a big mar Rere comofi tm y laam 50A wedding anniversary of 97 9 ,91 conld how to make color comic beads MeyerTbSher, George Mit Hesitation fmaUy approved T u Sunday fell and sale of colored oleo In order to Whem Ctisley ed home S9pm wadk on 4e nigbx ,sft st 4be local ale se factory his ten house on osaod 4 Plndkney fisei ion 2 pss They earttfc flse whiah had bum fcaSe 4 xaei iSs nells filosd of DexterI 1950 sler of MrsDora Swarthout died , erat Mtmck ported 2 lMnarcaia hone at flii Tliiriiiii Tmnilnn Ottr uommo ROMKRY Wilndm Lewis wno lives on lie Bert Daher pk on M E re sale oi coiorea oieo in orar K , JUVAUI VA, JMftMfy Ue Lavey n 0 3 Sunday, mil 1950 n would merely pre Md, W ,, tto vent AM autum inaHL beoaaiiacil r Jt llamS cormngj Sunday Timm ifafe, 4 MVDICBAiT PAPER DRIVE The 441 Handiieraft papr drive netted 4M Thanks to all who assisted or doncrted Robertt Meapoa comic beads AKCHOB INN B JtfKED The Anchor 04 at Portage LakV reported scene one broko tn tad arly Sunday mommg and tookj Michigan may soon have a state song The house by a vote of 83 to 7 adopted Michigan, My Michigan as the omcfol soistifnis was wrnton jn war days and the name woe fciu Mary land, My Maiyland0 However before it is used oil derogatory 10 ferences to the hostile seiiifciiii sky, the rebels, the Conssdorato generals etc will bo deleted xmmvzteyo of Ur ingeton Udko Mo 78 f 4 Mf whichSi will be xoiscod jLoto turnout be served mmAJ9 S Ni SJ ejrK slkMilib v ,j jjfcl v V7 V 1 The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday March 9 4141 SYLVAN THEATER Mich Ifs newits differentits better Come in and see it N O MATTER how many new cars you have compared this year no matter what kind you thought you were going to buy make no final decision until you have seen this new De Soto crouch behind the steering wheel The mof doesnt scrape your hat You ride in dignity ari romlort You can see where you are going, too Not only are windows and windshields bigger You sit on lux This is the car that you were hearing about long urious chairhigh seats You ride cradled between DI SOTO FIATUftIS THAT MIAN MORE INJOYMINT IVIRY MILS TipToe Hydraulic Shift with Fluid Drive if New Feather ffiv m before it arrived This is the car that was designed to fit YOU instead of you having to fit it And what a difference that makes the axles And, as you know, De Soto lets you drive without shifting Many exciting new features From the freshair Heres the low, massive, modern look But instead AllWeather Comfort System hidden under the hood of having less room inside the car, you have more More leji room, arm room, headroom You step in through fullwidth doors You dont have to to the automatic builtin backup light, theyre all intensely practical Come in and fee them Junriu HIT ait J ACKPOT every 1 uesday night, alt CBS nations Light Steering W High Compression Powermaster Engine New AllWeather Comfort System faster Getaway New Ignition System Longer Wheelbase with fuH cradled ride W Safeguard Hydraulic Brakes with new Cyclebonded linings if Lubrite Treated Cylinder Walls Safety Rim Wheels and Super Cushion Tires m H Sis I m Friday, Saturday, March 1L II THE COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO A Musical Comedy Starring SonJa Henie, Michael Kirby, Olcja San Juan, Dorothy Hart Cartoon Leoa Enrol Comedy Newt Sunday Monday March 13 14 HILLS OF HOME la Technicolor Starring Edmund Gwenn Tom Drakt,Don aid Crisp, Jane Leigh Cartoon Fine FeaUwod Friends Sunday 8hows 9571 Tuts, Wed Thur March 15, 16 17 WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME Is technicolor A Musical with Betty Grable, Dan Dailey, Jack Oaklejune HavocJames Gleason Cartoon Scrow Driver Shows 7s 15 and 908 ComingWords and Music Rogue Reg ImontJohnny Belinda HoWfci b Theat own WICH 1 Thur Frl, March 10 11 THE PLUNDERERS In Trucolor Rod CameronHona Massey Adrian BoothForrest Tucker Comedy Cartoon Novelty Saturday, March 12 Charles Starret, Smiley Burnett e in WHIRLWIND RAIDERS Also MYSTERY IN MEXICO with William Lundigan, Jacqueline White Cartoon YOU CAN DEPEND ON DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DEALERS FOR GREAT CARS, FINE SERV C, A SQUARE DEAL w soro icrs rou DRIVE WITHOUT SHIFTING I I V PAJIKER MOTOR SALES 145 East leg5aStreatPinckny Mich Sua, Hon, Mcrch 13, 14 Mot Sunday, 2tlS P, M, Conftnunoa Rex Harrison, Linda Darnell RuJrVallee BciHca Lawrence UNFAITHFULLY YOURS Cartoon aud Latest K TueWedThursFrl7Ma7ch,l M Cl 7iT WORDS AND MUSIC SB Techoleoolor Strmtea June AUyson, Perry Corao, Judy Garland, Lena Home Gene Kelly Mickey Rooney, Ann Sothern Janet Leigh Cartoon KTrirriivrtatron 0r R16, FREE Iitvitatiotj trtnglfie Family and have A lot of Fun With US Of PERSON ON THETUSI AT THE HOWELL ARMORY NICK HIS COBNHUSKKRS PecrtunnT 1LA ON THF SCREEN ABBOTT COSTELLO PL08 OTHER ADDED ATTRACT Monday Mar 14 NEIGHBOBING The Shiawassee County Dem com wU aive a Meet Your Governor Ball at Owosso Mar 26 The governor will be their guest Mr and Mrs Gus Schreex of Gregory have purchased the C Whitehead homsteadTae village of Stockbridge has adopted a taxicab ordinance The Stockbridge American Legion enteriainea ineu wives iat week when they openea their new home J Tonaid Meyers, 4 a Brighton fanner was sauc and kila bv a cur axiven oy honaid tiiclI he former Mrs Sarah Melirilfa Hinnaata who tonkin fa Puicknay ana nartlaud to i teaching m Alaska The Uiguton nigh scool sen becuricvi fyJspeaksSen1orair I Just on of many Briggf FtaturMI r Four itunniog pastels , modest baths and budgets sandstone, green, blue, ivory No wonder Briggs baths are S and snowy white Stain tops proof porcelain enamel la AFk for TREE b iklet, Plan addition, Briggs Beautyware ning Your Bathrooms aid issupefstyied to fit the most PowderRnosn r I hi AT 800 P M M R M Menzies Equipment Company Toaa iw Blanch Brady of Howell ieil kat week and broke her wrist South Lyon high school was placed on the state accredited list lor another yeax The Brighton city election Hazel HorfiM, Howell correspond nt critics Editor LaComb oi the Brighton Argue who in recent article takes the 3000 salary paid city potto from the parking mat ters income She soys ie would have had to bojpala anyway,me era or no meters The son oi Vincent and Aunt Marge Rhrard oi Ittrerskie lak land has been chrieteoed Jamm Nelson I Mr and Mas Lee Lower and family and tin Mae Met catted on waller Barbour and fcnfly la isw vffffvwff WW ww PiUMBJNO FIXTURES ,1 eeka TffflejWi Vat W MYgfiN X HUGHE SIASTER PLUMBER vfOmnq a Speciality Jjtt EAT GRAND RIVER HOWELL 110 t flp homa week from Mm Don with a faculty night and wtie and dauah a4rt oTVpsi TksJae im ri family LoteShfrfaf night Sanfay Catver fc a Swarthoot attended Mr WeWw Vafl and Mrs Geo WmTJlSLj at Mahfaa Wad ButtJeman wera fa Parmou Jack SJrSLi to a lecture on eon and Albion last weak SshwM 5TlV Sunday guests oi Mr and M of Andcew Nee Albert Shixiey wer Doyle Tensp sCAJfausae faton and fasnuy of Eeego Harbor Gacdon Haassr and and Ken Cremer and wHsoisM fae I David Get Your Cfiick StarUr Protein Emma Dfajcel gatennay caR at M Farmers Feed Supply Ce 4ft faDetaott U 0 zs J smn4 The Peopl Store Groceries, Dry good Gents Furwi hlngs Canned Goods Lingerie Shoes Kennedy err MORE T Mr MOWCURED HAY w n 7 i J mm Ki gj02 HAY DRYING IMPROVES HAY QUALITY By curing in the mow, you can count on greener, leafter, extraquality hay of high prouin corneal There is no leaf shatTeriog, or ten burning with mowcured hay This proved electric hey drying method also permits a high moisture con Lent fciie putting up the hay reduces supple saeatal Ceding, and produces more milk Mowcured hay is recognized as the best mhtthmtt for fresh pasture For furher dentils see your Edisoa Farm Service AdVisor The TFjiT EDISON Coif FOUR CTHR 0l DRftKG ADVANTAGES 1 Cuts down weather riskpermits cutting at right stage of maturity eliminates toss from rain, and exces sive sunbjtfafhnfrsavhay looses in bad weather 2 KeJuces dangers of spontaneous com bustioncontrolled temperatures in mow prevent hazards of fire 3 Saves moneymakes moneysmall investment, low operating costs pays for itself in a surprisingly short tune more hay can be stored in barn, 4 Easy 0 ut apnaf tfe e baro will do oo booeri or eoil ducts are easy aril inexpeosivc to build Mowctr n quires no change from yoMrpresiu system of making hay Can b Md with LONG, CHOPPED OR BALED HAY mt Cat Water Sjrtems efc Stanley Dinkel Wednesday, March 9 1949 The Plnckney Dispatch a PuuL 115 Main ttei at a secotiv, JPoSTul flow Alieiuuii Uwij itiu Kv i ry Wednesday it Pinckiiv, iuch n Subscnpt ltt, 1IJU t Jtifc M J rlett, h4Mbr Mrand Mrs George Enquist cf of the Mich State San were Sun the State San were Sat night guests oi Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell ua ivs nay ieu iilUUiw iA ac tiosQ una i4is w L,uiieu ana irauiaut t ufuu oaaiaia ine evW AUAI woiua, given uy noweu, ruyn SCUOJI mere dunuuy n ww unwetea uv ivu boiisieiner cw 1J Jnaiia Cimton and vue L ueuui lecenuy a son oiunon una wue vishea V anu iUinny in Monioa sunIVAS nose fteuuee ana Mrs iviux jone Pailanson and uauyntei ut Ann Aiijor cuuea at uie vValter Liurk home rriaay C VV rioolcer anaiamiiy of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Jh hooKei nome iixis oiuiuia VanHoni and Mis, Wray Hinckley were in Jackson rnaay Di ames Nash and family of Coldwater, Bob Hoxine and Lloyd Hendee and iamily were Sunday guests oi the Lyrn Hendee family Frank Clark and wife of Mil ford spent Sunday with the Win son bauqhn family Mr and Mrs Rex Sackett of Dot roit were Sunday guests of the Olin Robinson family Harold Rady and wife spent the week end in Detroit vThe Lester McAfee family wefe in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Joe Basydlo and children spent Sat in Fowlerville Mrs Helen Young returned home from St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week Mrs Don S worth out took ten of her pupils to the Brighton main 1 school spelling contest Fri 8 plac ed in the first 10 and 1 won the fifth grade championship Hollis Holloway and family oi Base Lake were Sunday guess of the Dale Miller family Dr Harlow Shehan and lam ily of Jackson were Sun gu at the Wm Shehan home The Jack Roberts, Mylo Kettler gnd JhLarryLpft tnrallies Sunat the SH Crar home Sedley Mills ana wife of Eehc ville were week end guests a inc Walter Spittler home Alberta and Allan Dinkel attended RobinsonCulver weddina in Ten ton Saturday n , M iij M Albert DJcMr and Mrs Asher Wylie Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and Mr and Mrs Fred Ward attended the Mich Milk Prod, banquet at Stoi bridce Thurs Dinner was servec choiLJhO and SQUIRES CHICKS i So Order your Baby Chicks nowHatching Large Type English type White Leghorns, Barred Rock, Send for your price list toda Hatching each Monday ana Thursday Squires Hatchery iIich Ave Hownll Phn 218 South Mich Ave, Howoll Phone 305W f tt bun pi, oc I 643 range Here youll find all one giant and three simmer welded sfeel frame bpCr,o rV,ocJ ,c, jut feature , s Puiii to wail con frucfion f endabie oven regulafcr roomy storage draw ad meny other cooking conveniencei Immediate mttaffation In your kitchen r o waiting Ic4 yovf ffitfgcrs dealer sh ers Sow you the conveniencesof fasT, clean, modem gas poking at a price suited to your femiy bucket Ptic 159S From Mar 1118 111 in tJ Martha Wiles, Detroit entertainer was on the program Mrs Doris Saoford and Mrs T Kingsley gave a shower for Mrs i Evelyn Pouse Sat night at the home of Mrs Goldie Bowmen t Tuesday night Mrs Jack CadI well and Mrs Goldie Bowmar gave a shower for Miss Esther Fuller at the Bowman home t The Younglove FT Agave c t card party at the school Fri c niqht 1 Allen Davidson of MrsGoV 4Eowrnan has gone to DaytonaE cK Flordia Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy 1 attended the RobinsonCulver wedding in Fenton SaMiday Miss Lucy Jeffreys is visWnc her brother Matt and wife in Lan sing Eddie Hartman of Detroit spent , the week end with Sam Genile 1 and other friends I The sound of dvTiamitina hear here come from west of Greo where big gas pipeline is beirq put through Russell Glover ovA fomiiv o Fowlerville spent Sunday crt th Edward foem ronv Bacil Whit and wife of Hand Jark White end ife Tc pon called at the Ben White home ChrTTles Whitehead and Service FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMFILY KOPSES 5100 COWS S400 WTBUY WDESTAND CALFIKSS HOGS SlO o Cwt ptoc 88 FtockMY dtoeKCo Sunday guo5 Louis Coyle were eVr , i d laIYCn lack Suaday 9uess rlvd Dolai aiZ d Ovden City Ross Hincney 0id Kbchey tuner, SS1 Whitehead c tSw ST Ro Sunday gues of iw cJ Tohn WaWh Dexr to Trftdav City oi Howell ta cedd CciBty, Qlh day ot March, A D, 1S49 yx6at Hon Hiram 8 OmM ot robayu la th Mattc oi Iko EMat oi Kail J EJgart Ioceasd Lewis E BirdsalL Public Ads having liJod in said Court b poittion prayiaq or Ucens to Mil th iattKt oi cbA M at ic cortcan rood taf thrain dcnbod It Otdrod thci tb 28tk day 01 March A D 1949, at tw odock im tKo iorenooa at Mdd rrabato Ottoo bo lad Is bmbr apposnsed lor hoanita 1 TfWtitei rtl Detroit Keidy Mr W Mm Vk v g, Cad CWfcHiwandwtooiro bert spent SuocYFoWierviUe WattM horoe L J Henry piik aod th oU Sunday 9 Luro GoddesMd u wM tau ta iamily we jJL, Ka Scb CIL at aid vm mi m ikow a BtadtoyFn o, ,,,, , b CaStorn They v Mif ro s n f i 4 i 1 if btabRshed 1819 1915 McPeerson it ate Bank TIME FOR THRIFT Until you drive t new John Deer B Tractor, youll never experience the satisfaction of such fine performance ease of handling and comfort No other tractor offers you the more efficient cyclonicruelintake engine available ia allfuel or gasoline types No other tractor offers you the hydraulic WrTVe which raises, lowers or regulates both integral and drawn equipment at a touch of your hand No other tractor gives you the Rtll0Mtic kneeaction front wheels with each taking its roll share of the load at all times assuring greater comfort and easier steering than ever before No other tractor gives you the driwim and bookup QuilcTatdr Tractor Cultivator which means real savings in changeover time And, until you actually own a John Deere, youll never appreciate what exclusive two cylinder design means in lower upkeep costs more years of dependable service better field performance Be sure to stop in soon and set complete facts Youll want to own a Joan Dccrel Are you making regular depot its to your Savings AccountReg ulaxity in adding to a Savings Ac count makes it grow 1000 each week makes 52000 a year or in 10 years 5,200 00Were these funds to remain undisturbed his amoount plus compound interest at 1 per an num would create a x substantial start on a home you hope to own McPhersoo State Bank A savings Accoae jam be open ad with as linle ca ajfa bffl Money to loan atBuonable rates Interest paid oajtarings Books and Time Cttfitiastei oi Deposit All deposits up to 500000 insur ed by our membership ia the Fed federal Deposit Insurance Corp Over 80 Years of Safe Basking Weshsoonry Msjfch 8 1848 FOft ALtVO 18 tact one bottom tractor plow dittoed m93MFOxt SALE Attalia Hay nrt and second cutting Reasonable U22 hueh Late Rd Ph 16IF3 mum THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Di hay UuMg M D jttictu Ft SALEWorrier electric bcood and Poultry Supplies and Koftco Feeds Order your Baby ChicksDaily 1100 A M, to 200 P M Now for Marcn and April All1 Except Wednesday rrom blood tested stock j MoJuTuesJFrijiat 7iQQd00pm Phono 30W j Denttet lFteTll coil springs inner coil mattress TUA2500 Buchsrs Phone 128 t lvmvD BZMUU 814 FOR RENT1947 Howard house Wee 885 M trailer, 48 ft long, bottled gas Innings by Agj oil heat, electricity Gas and fleet HoweM MWaan ricity rurrushed 45,a month HErQf 5ftED 7801 DexerPinckney Rd, Eisele pone 183 307 EGrand River term HowelL Michigan FOR SALE1947 Studebakez pick ggtat InsuraoceJrokeiage VAN1 DWVanWUJaev CJtVaiWi AUonioye GSIAIW First pate and Sambas Booh HowelL Michigan Cemetery Memorials 824 ItMam btuAnn Arooriih Harold Chubb Local Representative 816 FWng St Howell Phone Howell 438 or 87 Monuments Markers up, low mileage, 6 ply tireeheut y and paa Property, er, oak rack Speciality John B Beens, 9S15 Hdhnoon Property with e LaKe Rd, Pinckney, , Insurance rOR RENT 5 room semi modern flat Phone Pinckney 141F2 I Mr Max Dyer hun sAlEtho S 6 foepVcfa7 Qeneral Phone S9F3 Michigan home in village of Pinckneycor oner oi Main St and Howell Rd Must be sold Submit ofcer to Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Howell Phone 675 Lavey Hardware JOHN DEERE TRACTORS jutx, Mni, Zanft, Ttyfirmtuux Kays Beauty Shop SPECIALIZING THIS MONTH IN Scalp Treatment STAX or maaoMM iLm rrocate Lour u toe county oi Uviaestoa At a seeeloa of sold Court keid a the Probate Otiice ia the City oi Hewell in aaid Cqxmty on the 2 lit day of February A D 1349 PresentHos Hiram B Ssnith, Tudae of Probate , IN THE MATTER JOF THq JsTATE OF KARL J ELGABT Deceased Henry Pokxoppa having filed ia aaid Court his final account cm Special Admin, istrator of said estate and his petition praying for the allowance thereof It is Ordered that the 14th day of March A, D 194S at ten oclock in the forenoon beand Is hereby appointed for examining and allowing aaid ac count and hearing said petition It ta Further Ordered, That public not Ice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing In the Piackney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated fn gad County EXPERT PIANO TURNING AT REASONALE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Arbor, Mich EDWARD WIGGINHOUSEg L03TBlackMale Cocker Spaniel Revaid for return Oiin Robinson jr Rush Lake FOR SALE 5 room house, large Garage 4 acres of land 1260 Mower Road F Behn AUCTIO NEER En Sales a Speciality BERT WYUE Wjupy Pinckney 7ST21 IN Attorney Phone 13 LAVAft at Law Brighton, Mich HflgBP Htcn H Smith HAVE YOUR HAIR RECONDITIO PERMANENfS A true copy Celet a ParshaD Judge Realater oj Probate Psobcrte NED BEFORE YOUR SPRING SHOP HOURS Tuesday Saturday 800A M tp 600 P M Open Thursday iflght Phone 158 FOR SALE 1936 Dodge, Tudor, Radio, Heater, New Transmission very, very good condition Low MilageEli Aron, 11505 Dexter Rd Telephone 55F5 V WANTED HOUSE BY MA Call P J at Dispatch office, advlssiewsaeBaweeae jpavessaaiBaBaaeBiiaMataiiiiakv Service PA I D IT PROVES PAYMENT STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney en Law 207H E, Grand River, Howell RM0tRATl6N SEiVlGE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Mate Phone Pinckney 154F3 KL C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portags Lakl Rood Dextet Phene Deider 3401 Phone 157F11 MYRON J nwv Plvanblne nd HecsttngState 8717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lah P, H SWARWOWTei Funeral Hoiiie ,jt Don C Swarthbui Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 V dmejrMlch TRED CT OPV 180 West How C Y br Ave Plne For 358 Ap iont Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Truckinf Phone 64F14 CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel IANE TASCH Sand Top SolL Road novel Letters or Any Papers Composed FIU Dlr and Road Buflt U Cled at Your Convenience Blocks Laid Piece or Cceitract AUWork Confidential J7028 Tonut Rd Brickney Rte I j4T, Pinckney Phoae 50F11J Phont Dtxlor 3 1 1 8 A Pay each bill by chsck and you will never have o make a iouble payment Each check becomes your receipt PLAY SAFEPAY BY CHECK Want Ad 9 FOR SALE Gift aprons 100, Wa tmtm LOSTMedium size puppy Thurs m Febl7th white with Iskreltvipoli FORRENT3 Room untarnished jend blade , SfS f Sam Gentile Pinckney Mich WANTED To buyanii bnpej heating stove to W v 4 at 5 rooxnsv Fred CempbeU Portage Lake R 2 Pinckne WAfJfEI Woman wishes qnoaCotp AM dpoit p INC Wee HMMacWlpw Bfi36lora 2pS work 5030 Burgew Rd 4 j MrEther ImusBox 63Latolani FIRST NATSCAL bANK apartment Mrs Clare McMacken, 408UnadilJa Street WANTEDRiders to ArTrCrboi from 330 p m shift to 1200 pm t Paul Singer, Pinckney AVON THEATER Wafr SmmJuy, Mttrch IT,12 BIG CITY A Homey Picture that everyone will like ience miles West ol Pinckney Phone v aiFli Pinckneys Margaret OBrien, Robert Preston George Murphy, Bwch Jenkins Cortoee Sun Tuee Marl315 B FS DAUGHTER A Excellent Drama Starring Barbara Stanwyck Van Plus News FORSALEl About 2 lods of Alfa U hay Eli Aron, 11505 Dexter Road Pinckney Midi, Ph 05F5 TOR SAlJBrFbrd 1938 Deluxe Tu dor in good shape Ph69F21 FOR SALE Mixed and Alfalfa Hcry Louis Stackable PhS0F3 WATCDSCRAP IRON AND Heflin METAL We pick up STEFFSd ROBU Coming Son of Gods Countrystate ofGregory, Mich Phone 18F1 WANTED Daycare tor presd ool iiqe children iri my i netne 200 a dear 30 a hour Ruth Ritter 250 Putnam Phone 6 Turlrisrr sAlffl 7 RHFXnQT ELECTPICAt WIRirIG R L, POKIIPeflage take Phon Dexter 536 e I it com Ta SERVICE the Union SEWER TROUBLE QUALITY Dexter Theatre eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned FrL Sat, Mar 1112 Skow Starts 715 p m j DottbU Feature ,, f DISASTER with Richard Denning, Trudy Marshall Plus and SAVE 25 Roots Rags Obstacles etc removed without digging by electrical machine No results No chargeAll work guaranteed Also Septic Tanks Cleaned 24 Hour ServicePhone HowelLMich igan No 1354W4 EAVBS TROUGHING and SHffirETSirwORX4 SAVE MONEY AT Myers Boottry NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA In Traeolev Starring 715 p m HOWELL CALL KOY JOHNSON MICHIGAN PHONE PINOCNEY 150 Sua Meau Karch 1314 George Brent Jane PewelL In LUTTJARY UNER v Fish INCOME TAX MADE OUT 406 E GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON, PHONE 3ii MRS JOHN MCLUCAS sse29SHMssiaeeBaaiMMMHBniMeai AUTO GLASS tfrMJS RBrnJICgraTrBRCTr EN GLASS ABES 214 East Gr PLc CAR TS floweO JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Nowst re Market Prices Courteous Service Tuae Wedw Tharr Mar, S 18 1 Wide Open and Wad ALBUQUERQUE I In Oceler Boarding House Reach AT PINCKNEY SCHOOL OYM m Clarks PBfCCRITra FINIBT FOOD STOBK juneaospsi 9cesi iHiiuura MIPSSBV Gabby Have Russell Haydetv Leo Ckaney tws Ssert SoMeefe Comlngi 1aii IMeneyVBai obi BOOrTNG COTRACTOR Doyoaneed a now root aroVios your nomo need residing 7ne Jacknon Rfloinrtrj Co of A jm Arbor it weR equipped to trjke oare ci your soofing and sid ing needs We also speoaUze on bt lflt uproaflobe The materSal and sfiiejJes mar oe seen at Brash r Sheet Hskd Shoo Pindtnevr JOMOff lOOrWG COMTAIfY March 25, 26 The cbowm space wul be donat ed to any church, lodge, er ans rN school rr club or chaiunbsf masliil b eel Free to Use it wim Cotnpilsnents of A I, 1 H Wyl to use V at ejtfnK its boo t i4 Is ep A I e Si tj 0 ,IJJWOK id set ae 1i 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 March 09, 1949 Description An account of the resource March 09, 1949 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 1949-03-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d3058c932e95b614a98170ecb531bf62.pdf 181f50143cf9bcc46e6995c42201cd7c 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. , m 7J JPfffP i Volume 16 ispatcfi iciujiaa For the first time since the wax The Ptednef DtapaV 1 Caucus Result w WOI Some 80 VOtt w rn rvt u ales axcollections hove slumps Democrat Cueus hlw aVth ed February collections decreafW tas dmanj ed 14 percent, ciqcwu collect Merlin Ieyclerk aoSS A hill ha boon introduced o Spears jr tellers w The spring election is in 2 one rvisors, Lynn Hendee wa posals submitted fox amezichng mer supervisors 45 t0 35 the constitution The election is The balance of the ticket was important aa the pony whici j nominated by ac action wins state high com and suptof I is as follows public inst will control the admj Clerk ircv Ki instrative board Treas 7OT0V County, muncipal and school gwayOanrn DMhttyegoner taxes rose 1578 percent last yr Hl9hway Comm Jner They were 39 million higher than, T viyhtWegener in 1947 , Juetice full term BiKSS Th u ,, Justice Homer Abney Justice vacancy Otto Poulson Wednesday, March 16 1949 Angels of Mercy, Ethiopian Style The Hoover commission recommends that the state agricultur al dept take over some of the fed eral duties to avoid duplicationAl so the record system be moderniz edlt now costs more than 10 to process a 10 order gf VIM VUUU41 Bd of Rev Fred Wylie Consoles Wm Farrell Ed Aschenbrenner Spears jr Wm Darrow, Georrr Committee for next year Geo Aschenbrenner, Gail HendeeMerI T Howell has anew system of en Aschenbr forcing me parking meter ordin1 wvey ance In overtime parking the of ficer puts in a nickel and leaves, REPUBLICAN CAUCUS a note aldng the car owner to, Tha Republican caucus canvensend 10 to the police deptThis ed wJth tanl 1inM ag covers a stamp and cost of envoi man and JeMe Richardson eWfc I Vjl I a je, Elecfj jn j inem nmen At the village election here M only 195 voes were cas But absent voters voted There naw bin 300 votes cast ine entire Union ticket wonThe c o was as follows rreidem Stanley JUiinkel Edward Paifcer Clerk Mildred Ackley Treas Helen Reynolds Trustee, 2 yrs Don Swarhout Gerald Reason Charles Clark Ray Datiy Howard head Don Swctnhoi Trustee, lyr Roy Clark r J Clinton Albert Shirly Cnarles Clerk John Eisek sHoward React Assessor Lorenzo Murp 12L b IS, , n i r 112 L jlr I Merwin Campbell V i IV 7 covers a stamp ana cosi oi envoi man and JeM8 Richardson, clerk Pe, ,,, he nominations were made by j The Oakland county citizens acclamation league wants the state to apooint Supervisor Stanley Dinkel Conservation Jotf a commission similar to the Hoc clerk Norman Reason vwwuit ilUlCS ver one to cut exnsnse of adminis Treas Albert Shirley f ion I Highway Comm Ora Hain J w The statemar J r that Gov Only a hundred doctors and a few dozen nurses were available until recently to care for Ethiopias total population of some 12,000,000 Now, with the aid of the UN World Health Organization WHO, training programs in all parts of the country are turning out the necessary help to relieve tbe cxiticaJ shortage of medical personnel timreii JNews T pre me EASKET BALL SCORE schools ol this disTii vor well elimaied foi ic OL,UU in the legionolL las v k u J 1 totems hn j i nignway wmm Ura riaine J ght snowfall has reduced tlir T MMW UIIDOIJ wShwI f been made, Justice full term Robert Horine winter iuh kill from talk of Fr TI, nRCM WUiiams 4 percent core TuaHca hill tAtm aen trt v,, J it K 0l ox Albeit j, Schmitt, Pastor ate income tax wiU drive indus m 1 Ljirh WJSflll,,t in years Mnses, 300 and 1000 from MichiganThe deptof Ecorv Justice vacancy BmnWhS2 286 651 dr h1 ntDrs cnd DV Masfi 7 AM stucfy oHhtSSL8 maklng Q Bd0f SEES emrhe , Confusion Sat 730 to 900 pm study of this question , Constables Bruce VaxBlaircum to fib game kill reoz fls Sundaysbfore 800 mass Wilbur Lennon Erdley VanSick1 year aras lai Fridays,after Novorma Devotions The biggest upset was the 34 1 defeat of Milan, laji yet C champions b un uiciuii J Mich Center team, irvwiv beoten by Jackson 3 tjlins aJ Grass Lake was a losci o uau dn Ann Aroor vaj bcutn ijy LanBing Sexton 43 to 33 Judging by tlie mass trials of clergyman in Hungary and Bul gara one could conckcie tha the criminalclasses in those countries were composed mostly of menbeis ol the ministerial profes3 ovs These men oi the cloth are pi celling cuiJiy io black rrarket specia ions foreigii currency manipulaion which seems to be iiiO No 1 crimes thereIn no insian ce do ve hear of any clerqymc being acquired Oi course such a conclusion is bunk lor what is go ing on in these communist controlled countries is nohinq moro or less tficn a pogrom cr purge ajainst religion such as Hitler c ilucod against the Jews dui Kir heyday in Germany Any oraanizaion such as r ious qroups are classed as enemies of Comm unism and subject to a purqe Communism is athonic and there is io room for Jioh if ond reliqion in a Communist country A bill has been inioduced in the JeaiGiMiure o prohibit the sale of any porioJical in which matlinionial adverrjfiientg appecrr,Tho sponsors aro Heps OBrien and Cere of Detroit The cf courso are the rcccn Heart murders Ve do nU Ui BOY SCOUTS Committees have been set le, Gerald VedderCommittee Jesse Richardson u4neeS nave been set ,m tJ 1111 Jsse men organize both Boy Seouto Z George Hauck Mae Cub Scouts in this area Onrot he bff Woo is HAMBURG TOWNSHIP the parent of bov VT by G mixed ticket as oyPScSi 4oe thb an SfPerviTOr Arthur Shehan D 9Yeacn anTe Clwk Edna Carpenter and mother to be present all A J H hooker meeting to be held March 28 icuqJUfiLice Wheeler Manin,h , at 800 P M in the 9 IamM Vd bchool, at which time the Scout Bd of ev WiaY Hinckley Organizing Commiltee from Ann Arbor will be present to explain DEXTER TOWNSHIP all phases of Scouting to the oar The conservation dept favors a1 deson on Pheasants CJT de below the Bay aty Muskegeon line in Michigan are home grown They thrive ow XJZ mlder climate ad food abundance and due to the la Movenna to Our Sorrowful Mooter Fridays at 730 PM COMMiLir CiriURCB Conirorfrttjonai Rov D D Biady, Minister Clioir Practise Ved Niah they are protected by law Thv aGr Diroctor are in evcry county in MicwJ Mxb MWWir fP Lts all turn out and show the, boys we are behind them COMMITTEE Circuit r jurtfVev i Nime since 1530 has a Rep ticket , XkIQCRAT Supervisors John Stirling Clerk William Clarx Treas Elsa Bock iTigh Com Arthur DeVoe Two days last week were k11 re Henry Gilbert en up with he suit of the Mexedii Iustice Edward Dolan Plasko estc 3 vs Joseph Bausserird of Rev Wm Qsenbeiser This involved the sale of the Plas REPUBLICAN ko home on M36 East to Joseph Bcruseer After hearing a number Supervisor Earl Doletski of witnesses the case was settled Clerk Dr j, Towner out of court By the settlement Treas J Wm Arnold are in every countv in MiwZ Mxb Mrir tampry including ifafne Tor therTt S S Supl Menvin time in 58 years they were hunt ed last year A pheasant will eat 4 ounces o GEORCE BURCHEXL George Buichell, 68, d ved at S atoga hosplkil, Detroit Mondayh was the son of Thomas and Saral Burchell of Pinckney and at on time operated a barber shop in Pinckney Surviving are two Iters, Mrs Ross Read of Pinckney land Mrs Ida Byers, now in i c The funeral was held at the Gv thout Funeral Home, Pinrkncy Wed afternoon, Rev Brady A iating Burial was in Pinckne cemetery grain a day Dexter Wnta4 riasarrasi h w u tooo worth of , ZJent5000 tiyer fflSS04tpgvawatHiqh Com Albert SeikeT back and SI 000 for court coats etc TT1 , xnnvni and clay products Seventy re students from Anr Arbor, Dearborn and Hiahland Park will spend the week of May 6 at Cedar Lake in the Waterloo recreation area studyina conr vation Waer levels rose I of an inch , in February I Norftwara migration of Jarks, 1 Bluebirds and red winged blact birds was two weeks earlier hir year u WS 0t0S ior w oi Mar 16 Wednesday, 400 Junior Choir D6 nio1 Choi Plai JO Pastors ConfirmaUon Class CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT Joseph Amburgey and Don ovv arthout, Pinckney cribfcc champions were both elimma c ihrirsdya 17th, 730 Bible Study in the tournament at Ann Arr and Sunday School Teachers Monday night when they lost meeting at the Parsonage out of 5 games Sunday 1030 Lenten Church bacicWsOOforcos andthe estate aes the PropertyJuBtice Clover Bd of Rev Don Ruhlig The suit of George Bryant vs Elton and Margaret Samuels invol ving a line fence was also started and then settled out of court THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH Thirteenyear old Wilbur Max UNADILLA TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN Supervisor Ralph Glenn Clerk Treas FULLERLOWE Service Sermon Prayer for Ah PAST MATRONS MEET 1130 Sunday School 630 Pil The Past Matrons Cluimet c grim Fellowship Meeting, 730,1 the Masonic Hall Mon for a lC Lenten Evening Services Guest luncheon with Mae Daller, H minister Rev Allen Hancock andD,io TI TK r the people of The Church of GodJPoulso,iJJnd LuJ,u ,mfb as, hcs v esses Officers elected for he on suring year were as follows Pres Hazel Poulson Vice Pies CALVAR MEMNNiii i AK CHURCH Rev Emt Bearhy, pattor Morning Worship Sunday Sghoj r ydg of Esther Mary Fuller to Ronald Lowe took place March 12 at the Howell Presbyter wn church in a double ring cor emonyr Rev Walter Geske offici iating Arthur Bullis t The bridA i k IT Uoyd Hicks Bentlv Lak nj u , Sum Young Peoples Meeting 730 ttie Nesbitt Sec and Treas 1000jBonnie Henry Asst Secy and HiOOjTroa Eloyse CunipbelL cause Lonely i G re j id Rapids cMrui io extremes is if ril h cases Ma cniiiii pub1 ation have J Io unshed from une immemorial and because murdera have used ihem fo go in ouch with victims should rot necessarily call for their abolishment Ve know of ai iojsn iwo crios in which local p3cpld consumated rucces3frul marnatjcs through ham, Betides here is a question ol the freedom of the press j The robbery oi ho streamlined i Cliespcakj Ohio train in West Virginia last weal way rmvre like a movie plot or raaio mler Vvuy I back in ho clays of lo James Bros, in Missouri alter iho civil j war tram robbories wore not unj common ar a lmu , look parf in several vVixn 1io motion pict uro arrive , o j o first films made waL i1 Cioa1 Train Rob bery Train rbbinq wass extremely hazarJo an a he robbers soon turned to banhs and payroll lobbcries loss difficult and paying bigger dividends The W Virginia a fair is only about the second such robbery in the past 40 years and it seems to have been perpetrated by a couple of young desperados on th spur of a mornentTheir entire loo totalled only about S2000 The late Carrie Nation probably turnedoverin her grctvJatw WA 6tale of Kanfias went i Evening WoWhipir I Mb tian TT 59 years of P Supt Roscoe Darrow Asst Walter Esch Childrens Service 1145 PrcryerMeetmvvedtfm 800 parflwed byroil7auSr NORTH HAMBURG CHURCif j olficers PresentPalmer Kennedy Regular Meetinq of Council March 8, 1949 Meeting called to order by Pres plans to earn the longedfor bicylje ClflrencewdSS I Beil,l5r Riand the groom he SuP Maurice Leinbach cle WU haba been unable 0,, Toprtng M Floyd Mwtei Macr 1100 Villaae tod after the supreme court Zed that package liquor could , ThV de,mil lher Safes oModmeyTTanagrthout ionStm bld prohit Sunday School lOrOO Motion bv Lvftv , uJ Land fecrng a mob of wangle out of his parents rrhgnt fpr th or T vacation trip Bd of Rev Claude Rose DEMOCRAT S pervisor Roy SheUhart Floyd Low of Mason Rd Kenneth Allen sang Because audutt6VeYo T1 He advertise the opening of a ZgT FAT STTS boardinghouse and oTian i 1 1 hit kAmA i tAM arik wZiJT Rolland Staffer hishomeisteeirnwithamotleyir,s Ufmd Stoifer throne of people The lads zeal J1 C01 Wswa Rockhold is high untU 2 A M whfen1106 Barney Roepcke Mama and Papa arrive home unJutice , expectedly Bd of Rev Gsm Bishop Youll want to watch this horrif, umWf , mtm9m Jl, led couple OM they seek a place MAK A 8CMFBOOK to sleep and eat end you mavj 0 010 BfWeun Truly accompanied by Mrs Wilson The bride wore a white taffeta dress and carried rors Bridesmaids were Mrs Roy Spare cousin of the groom ana Mrs Waler Kies cousin of the bride Stanley Warner was best man and WmFair and Herman Brown IWUAC una recruiting a mob of Motion Oy Lavey supported by women, students ek she armod Clinton to allow fobowina bills them with hatchets and raided lia Lavey Hdwe Misc Sup and uor dispencing places smashing 761 windoWsbarmtfrors,bottles acxT f Ray Duffy Health officers kegs of liquor Although often ar Saiary 10 001 rested she never served more to sleep and eat end you mavi 6 The Drama of me PUW n t ft 1 I nTn m ierer rn, nev fnuups follow Papa into the dink itself oi chur parkw 70 gues were pre officicrtiiig Burial WM m Foresl betoe normal life Is resumed at fold before your eyee Begin The A a wedding tup south j cemetery, Dexter the Maxwell home And doesi tiv k0 Bible stories illutrt they will reside at HoweiL Wilbur obtain a bike Come anM Wi moitteenf ootor paim , SUPT HESIGNS i , i i , AHHOUNCCMEMT Mrs belle Blanchard, died Mar Paul CurletfcBallotsNoces cmd I then 7 days in jcdl Afterwards 9 after a long illnessShe was the C P 1550 sne went on lecture tour, visited widow of Joseph Blanchard, Dex Mildred AckleyCiesks postage j Detroit twice, Ann A,b once ter riiller who aied several yeews, 344 goi tiny hatchets souvenir,ago An only son Frederick,pas I Helen Reynolds Trea y,oi,nn and even swent to iffland Sh ed away 25 years ago Surviv i C65 her lectureand i consider fttmUv Wflrnr wa best man i ina a 8ister 1 w Motion carried ,,1 able money whic Stanley Warner m I out, Pinckney and several nei Following appointed to election nd WnxFair and Herman Brown, ce8 j board The huieral was held from her Gate KeeperPat Lavey A reception was held in the away home in Dexter Fri Rev PhilUps ings , paint by me famotsi Irittsh art unj ir VMW i Supt LM Wade of Homer hjerh Oaik Fay fnttaqfa the A school who has been 4e cenir kfc Dora Swanhout Don Swar 00 ffi t fc C Towaf of ho controversy for month,due tfaeul and wii and the Veddl gQ 5S22rC1lo to i P1 1 Xqin IJL wri of petitions bearing 1 ltXD nam af Mich State s of he districts 1200 voters On , tije other hand 22 of the 291 m as, M ers signed one asking his reten J 2 rrdhmiTfr MMfCHsVinvOTZS BOND JJSsSfc P W CwWt Seaetory thout and wife and the Vedder mo1r sja famiHe attended me funeral of V011 SimdayTtoe Mm Me Blanchard at Dexter aHaSTsWICE Atoew Kesbct and Wm Roche j Jl emended a checker tournametit tTa ftockbrldge Monday night tT Mr and Mr Aimur Mamhall Aimtwd Oparty fcr the MMjj tted Mr John Bafly t the Mc Satr evecmg Mmr t iw ristted Mr John Bafly dtSheMc , Phereoa hospskxl Sunday j Mooic Temple Mr and MOB Axmnr Murshiill vtefted Mm Hoy Johneaa of Gnegocy Stturtoy Mr fOtmson John Basg head of me and reVirgmia Uovd fkndesand Wm Election boardHaael Jnchardson Irvin Kennedy, Wm McMccken, H 1 1 j 1 I T 1 By a vote ei 219 to 69 the Man March 21 Family Night dMjstsi tdfoei dSetrfc appfored Movies witt be shown also com a 1004X0 bond extending over a RMMsnber P T A 20 Ymjmtod to buiid a 5 or 6 dy kx me children MsfrnVsn 6 honee grade po kmieeme 3om o Merits Daw ww tat Hesst ft ssjtts, vese eai vile oi Hombmg a McPhesnon J pot MALE Oned Wasbing mach a ii no hoentiat Base Ball fans are eagerly awaiting to see if Red Rolfe, the Gladys Clinton and Eic nor Led J1 thue Df Tigwidqe fs j prove the n jitetion to adjourn Carried ,kinduof a miracle man that the Mildred Ackley, Cler r qhie Jennings wasHughie m, 1 Jennings came to Detroit in 1907 SPECIAL COMMUNICATOR replacing BUI Armour With prac Special Coxnmanication oi 1I tically the same team that Arm maston Lodae No 6 F 5r A, M our had in 190 and finished ii 1 on Friday evening, March 18 a 6th placeiie added Claude Ross which time 2 third degrees will be man a slugging first baseman j j u PA11WI pucchasedfrom Oevelandhe won , thw pennant and repeated in 1 served aftei, cad 1909Rolle 5s not a HugWe Jennings as he will direct from the bendi while Hughie was at 3rd base donveftog Jigs and ye yah AH members of Fellow aet asked to be preBegMMnmq Monday, March 21st Fke Shnn wm biow one mast at 12 Oclock Ifoon ao excec Sendays and fkttdays km mmmmmmmmm tSCBOOL TROUBLE 460 pasents and taxpayers attended a sueetina ofrte jKomnr school booed kMft week mi U seemded fiuot WAm jpf i4 iV n ri i The Ftacknty Dispatch Wednesday, March 16 1949 K i V, 1 I fy , af EsPife s as i4 FRI, MARCH 18 New Plymouth G Display fHVfH, tfrSKVfe irtfxifpsmr Plymouths new special delude fourdoor sedan above Throughout the new Plymouth lin beautifully streamlined bodies are lower and narrower, seats are wider and headroom greater At the same time overall exterior dimensions are reduced, but wheel base has been lengthened to 118 inches and glass area is increased Horsepower is raised to 97 Although fenders flow gracefully into the body they are detachable for ease in repair New Plymouth Features Beauty, Performance, Safety and Comfort Brilliant new styling is combined size With outstanding riding comfort, in creased roominess, and sweeping mechanical improvements in the new line of Plymouth automobiles Completely redesigned, the new Plymouth has a longer wheelbase for a better ride and more road stability, but less front ami rear overhang for easier parkin an 1 garaging While the silhouette has been lowered and the width decreased, there is more head and leg room and seats re wider, Typical of Plymouths many refinements is the iniiion tarter comVnnation, with v hh a turn of the kev starts the en le The n , 1 mouths are sir k in appearance New the broadness of the front, proved performance and efficiency Fenders which blend perfectly ii, v h new design cylinder head body lines are nevertheless separate v i ch increases compression ratio and detachable, thus avoiding rheel 7 to 1 A new chrome plated metal panels so costly to repuir or c impression piston ring reduces JopJace ryiinder wear and provides greater The naw PUrm, i , iivkide protection during the breakin perJiine distinct automjilcs Special iod There are inij J xi oil vJngs diiuxe and deluxe types are on a for greater oil ecoiv my, while a 118inch wheelbase, one inch longer nc ydesigned intake manifold inthan last years Special deluxe duces quicker, smoother engine models are fourdoor sedan, club wmiup and produce , throttle coupe, convertible club coupe and j csp n station wagon In the deluxe group E,y styling which produces are the fourdaor sedan and the rcai r passenger room without ex club cripe In adcution, Plymouth ccjive bulk also increases visibility l three doWxe models on Vype wiulsni b Inve i7 percent oand new Illinch wheelbase, amoie area nr,1 twodoor sedan, a threepassenser i m viicrat rearend styling I coupe, and a new body type, the shield v umd piovides a graceful balance with the Suburban Ihorizontal grille lines which empha The 97honpower iv has imgren er area ar percen 1 t excellent 11 Windn Gl 5 percent the rear window PARKER MOTOR 145 East MfiiiiSfreetPinckey NEIGHBORING Tho winners oi the spellinq const at the Greqory school were Janice Harvy 5th, Lorenz Peterson 6th Judith Hainesjth j John Butler, 8th They go to Pinck ney k take part in a contest there in 2 week The Livingston County Press says 42 out oi 100 federal jobs are held by war veterans The Herb Sneed family of Howell are now at the Edgewater Qulf Hotel Biloxi, Mississippi Richard Page Ithada high school coach who received a brok en back in an auto accident has been brought to the home of his parents, Supt and Mrs John Paqe of Howell Born to Albert Johnson and wife Bessie Devine at Howell hospit al, last week a son The body of Belmont Davenport former Li v Co Press employee is being brought back from Ger many to Howell for roburial Tom Brogan son of Tyler Brogan oi Howell who has been ut tendina ManUus Universiy NY, will transfer to MichState this spring Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kty ch at University hospitalAnn Ar bor Mar 3 a son He formerly lived with Mis Edna Spears The postoffices of the nation are no longer acceptinq parcel post articles for Berlini GermanyAll artcles have to be flown there and the burden was becominq too great Rev Maurice Kissane has com pleled 13 years as pastor of St Patricks church Briqhton The City of Ypsilanti will vote in April on a million dollar school expansion program Ann Arbor will vote April 18 ,n o proposed S70750C0 sci ol building program to consist of 3 school buildinqs over a 20 year period of payments Born to Donald Oyde and wife Doris McNamara on March 8 a son Trial school petitions askinq for a vote on the school reoraanization plan in the Briqhton Area, have been distributed The Hartland school dislrir1 will hold a meetinq March 18 to discuss buildinqs plans Chas Bennett of Hamburq has returned from a trip to Fcrirhope, Alabama Betty Wieqienka is valedictorian of the Fowlerville senior clasr Richard Stephens, salutatorian OexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned FA Sat Match 1819 Show Starts 715 p m TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS In Technicolor Starring Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson Ahw Cartoon Sportliqht WOIIDS 1 A Mueicul in I Perry Como, J I Garlcui, bun Monday March 2021 Sunday Showi 35 7 Bob Hope Jane Russell in THE PALEFACE Cartoon Technicolor and Latest ttem Tues, Wed thin Mat 222324 First Show at 715 P M Do You Know That 54 percent Mistaken In the home are Husbands APARTMENT FOR PEGGY In Technicolor Starring Jeanne Crain, William Holden and Edmund Gwenn Nw Short Subject SYLVAN THEATER nm Chelsea, TMfch Fri Sat, March 18,19 THE GALLANT LEGION A Western Starring William Elliott Brdce Cabot,Andy Devlae Adrian Booth Cartoon latest News Sun, luu Tut, icrctTO, , 22 AND In u SIC uicjlur Marring v no Ally son Judy yGene Keliy vme Cartoon Ca Sun, bbovg ,j t A Wed, ih iiacri Roberl Lowery, Glenia Faneli irankie Carl Orchestra Plus Starring PHAlTfOM VALLEY Charles Starred Smiley Burnetto and Virginia Hunter Ccning Cry oi the City, Johnny Belinda, One Sunday Afternoon WrvTErCTC 912 24 LOU 151617 AVON THEATER Fri Sat Mar 1819 Double Feature SON OF GODS COUNTRY A Good Western with Mone Hale Pamela Blakti Plus GLAMOR GIRL A Musical with Gene Krupa Orchestra and Jack Leonard Drama and Music with bun and Tues, Mar 2022 STATE OF THE UNION Comedy and Drama in Politics with i Ml 3 Ey r AivtttTkriitnt From where I sit y Joe Marsh Never Too Late To Learn I The Pwnate Court m, g county IWcgston of Mewday of dppylttitfcTVyouug feO Squint, forever coming up with new Ideas Now theyre not all world beaters, but Cappy is usually willtig to give them a try Scers Squin found a new way to clear brush They tske two tractors, about thity feet apart, and connect them ith a heavy chain weighted dow on trufground with old iron Fir, they both go par allel in one direction, then they go back over the same swath ift the opposite flh ,ctn and UP coi Thats why things go so well si the Miller farm Cappy is openminded, tolerant of new ideas url new ways of doing He doesnt think his way is the only way From where I sit, a little tolerance will make things go better for al of us You respect my views an Ill respect yourswhether its n farming, politics, or choosing between an ice creanTsoda or a ternperate glass of beer the brushroota and fine and saved time OHMJA At a sssoa oi said Court held at uio Probate Oliice in the City oi oil m said County on the 8th Inuinh A, D 1949 I stniHos Hiram R Smith, Judge ei , Probcie iHK MAJTLn OP y3 YATE Of James LaRosa, Deceased, Roana LaRosa having filed in said j Court tet petition piaymg that the aai MlnistraUoa oi said ebiats be granted to Albert J Rapp or to some other suitable I person I It is Ordered, That the 5th day of Apiil A D 1949 at ten oclock in the I forenoon, at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointtd for hearing 3aid pet ition 1 It is Further Ordered That public notice thereof bo given by publication Lot 47 YEARS AGO Lena Dryer and Wiill Penninq ton were married at Howell M L Church March 5th Fred Morlenson has gone to Cal May Smith celebrated her 9th birthday Tuesday with 20 friends John Shehans house, east of town caught fire Monday but pro mpt assisstance saved it Arthur Munsell of Iosco is attending Ferris Institute Henry Twamley, father of Mrs Fred Glenn of North LaKe died at Chelsea Match 6 The Qok Grove elevator burn Spencer Tracy, Kaherine Hepburn Plus Nws n T7omingThunderhoof and Sln oi the Ram fill Ti Xue WedThursFri March WORDS AND MUSIC la Techntcoolor Starrirva June Allyson, Perry Como, Judy Garland, Lena Home Gene Kelly Mickoy Rooney, Ann Sothern Janet Leigh cartoon Sat MarcrTl9 JIM BANNON as RED RYDER RIDE RYDER, RIDE m Cinecolor and BODYGUARD Starring Lawrenco Tierney, Priscilla Lano Cartoon SU7M Tues, March 202124 Mat Runauy, V5ji5 P M, Contmuotw Bob Hope, Jane Russell In THE PALEFACE ID fpchnicolo ComdV rfrt Wevs Wed, Thur, Fri, March 23,24,25 LIFE WITH FATHER Starrina William Powell, Irone Dunne Elizabeth Taylor, Edmund Gwer Noveifly Cartoon I I I I I Copyright, 1949, United Statm Brewers FounJcCo Patricks Dance AT PWCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM MARCH 17 Music by Romeo Cairo ior three successive week previous to i said day of hearing in the PLsckuey Iispateh, a newspaper, printed cad etr ciculated in said Ciist A true copy Hiram R Smith Clstia Parshall Judge of Fxobaw Register Probene iTAIZ or WOBOMM Xc WTERTAWMEKT DURING INTERMISSION AMD OLX TYME DANCING 8 to 1 A M BCHESHMENTS Adm 50c each or 100 couple irj CMc bnpcoreinent AMOdatlofi 3P and family at HUand Lato dl Sun night Loss was 10000 E P Gregory was elected may or of Howell, J as VanKeuran clerk W K S Wood, assessor, and A K Tooley treas The Chas White family have moved on the Frank Coleman arm Chas Huff will be tried at The Eaman school Sunday nightTin a shan lawsuit Lillian Mclntyre has returned from Seymour Wisconsin a copy of this nrdwr onr nrh weit jas McKinderhas bought the Frank Johnson laixnT Jas Henry has purchased 42 acres of Wm McQuillan Mart Morteson has moved on the Chambers farm Hon George W Teeple U a candidate for reelection as state senator 25 YEAkf f J m At the caucus Sat the followinr tickets were nominated Democrat Sup Bert Roche Clerk, MEDarrow Treas, Max Ledwidge High way, Patrick Kennedy JusticeWm Kennedy, Bert DallerBdoi Rev Dell Gaffney Republican SupGuy Halh Clerk, VUla Richards Treas, Etta Tupper High way, Frank Johnson Justices, Marcus Graves Ona Campbell Bdof Rev John Chambers Owing to the death of Dan Mr ta, IrvinKennedy has been ap pointed twp clerk to fill vacanr I RW Marsh and wife of Greqc are in Florida WEMurphy was given a VM card sK wer last we m The ioneral of MsJames Henry was held at Fowlerville Sunday oi V Murta ap old tine sch uul vac nor died qt h home Thursday i i i i i i Just one of many Briggs Features I rrobate Qoun tar UM Uviacstoa vounty oi I Four stunning pastels I modest baths and budgets sandstone, green, blue, xvory No wonder Briggs baths are t and snowy white Stahh topsi proof porcelain enamel In Ask for TREE oklet,ftPIr addition, Briggs Beautyware ning Your Bathrooms and j is superstyled to fit the most Powder Rpom I MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER Telephone Pinckney 157F11 i t i i i i i i i i i T I I I I I I I Sexrjiing a Speciality held latch oi At a teuton of said Comt the Probate Ofiice in the uy , in scid Couuty on the 9th dry A D1S49 , PresentHos Hiram R Smith, Judae Probate J IN THE MATTER OF TH ESTATE OF I Meredith B PlaskoM I Robert L Ploekohovina filed in coid Court hi final account a Guaxdia of aid estate, and said petition praying ior the allowance thereof, It i Ordered That the 5th day ol April A, D 1949 at IM oclock in the ioceaooa be and i hecebr appclntd for examUina and aUowin said re count and hearing eaid petition It in Further Ordered, That public not ice thereof be given by publication of a this order, far three eucoeethre day O hearing , 0 91 rfbk Mrs Bkmohe aJgm kxst 1 ISSUES jgnfiftstt bearing in th inckny Tuef Funeral at SMOITS chuich printed and ckcukrt to said County j fc Martinreceived C b A tru copy ifcoei H Sirf ofcmaes and awtpe iniH feow Get Tour Chick StarUv Protein Feed Supply Co rudoo Ttobote yL nyd Reason froia ra, PHONE 104 If AX WMUXvftfijp JWjSftSi TV Pinckney Dispatch Adwfir Wednesday, March 16 1949 Rural 9ele 11CWS THE PARTS OF SPEECH Western EWnio Company, the Bell Systems manufacturing division, uses materials from all over thv world to make your ieiefhoue The newesttyv tele phone ha jiyarls and is made of 48 diflVient materials Among them are iron, steel, nitkel, copper, tin, lead, zinc, aluminum, chnunium, magnesium, jnd silver, platinum, coal, cotton, silk, paper, uhber, wax, shellac, asphalt, ok, talc, mica, leather, wood NEW DEFENSE FOR DROP WIRES That telephone wire running from the telephone pole to your house is called a drop wire To assure you good service, it must withstand wind, rain, ice, sun and tree branches Bell Laboratories scientists have developed a new covering for drop wires Its a synthetic called Neoprene Costs more, but its tougher and longerlasting than previous materials FIND OUT YOURSELF BY LONG DISTANCE If you want to compare prices before you sell your farm produce, or locate repair parts for your farm ma chinery, do it quickly and easily by koni Distance Service is getting better all tie time There are fewer delays, quicker connections MIC AN BELL TELEPHONE COMPAQ Our 73,500,000 postwar rural construction program means more and better rural telephone service UO NECKINGNO AUDIEN12 III JUAREZ,MEXICO,THE FEMININE POLICE CORPS, OAGANItEP TO DISC0URACE NECKING IN MOVIC THEATRES, HAD TO DISBAND WHEN BOX OFFICE ATTENDANCE SLUMPED TIRR1FICALL PUPPV LOVE DALLAS JIXASA WOMAN COMPLAWCD TO POLlCf THAT A SfffAR , 013 GIRL KIPT BITING J HER GRIAT OANf Remetotber Qnlu YOU C an NT FOREST PI RMS M3DEL WAITRESSES AT NEW LONDON, CONNTHE OWNER OF THr SWANK rrJ MSW0LD COUNTRY,CLUB SND HIS WAITRS4JES VT7 V T A M0DELS SCH001 WHE THEV LEARN POIff, 7ftA POSTURE AND PRETTY TrAV BALANCING w HAPPY BiRTHDAY IN BROCLYN, A aivR oo ROMSM l GUT27 Vt CUZH A CCViiNGOF K bC IT5 OWtvjfcft GUESTS DKOUOHT V OF LICHTCR PJEL , FLllvfS AND WICKS tA v f WW A v ,, A Comedy Presented by hs Junior CIJSJ of Pinckney High School i , Having decided to quit farmina I will sell at public auction at the place 2 miles north of Greqory to Woods Corners and 2 onehalf miles east on Spears road, or 4 miles west of Pinckney to Pinqre road 1 mile north to Speers road 1 mil west, on Friday, Saturday, MarcbjZS, Produced by special arrangement wih The Heuer Publishing Company Cedai Rapids, Iowa Wilbur The son, age 13 Bill Jeffrey Coromencinq at 1 oclock sharp, the following described property CATTLE I Jersey Cow,5 yrs old,due in May Holstein Steer 20 months old mcomu , 1WWW Holstein Heifer, 18 mos old bred j peere sinqlecylinder Hay Holstein Heifer 18 mos old, open Loader Black Hawk Corn Planter with fert 4 Tons Baled Clover ilizer attachment, almost new 2 Tons Baled Timothy AllisChalmers 6 ft Disc 500 lbs Navy Beans Janet MaxwellMother 80 Acre Dairy Farm to be sold Hercules Nelson Wilburs best pal, also 13 Betty Lou Maxwell Daughter,aas fourteen, Mary Lou Gardner and j Connie Maxwell Daughter, ageseventeen Bemadine Smith Betty Uus besMriend j JohnMaxwellr7fatheT McCormick 5ft Mower V1C mos old opemihomas Grain Drill 3 Holstein Heifers, 15 mos old Holstein Bull 14 mos old Banqs Tested Rubbertired Waqon with flat rack and trailer 2section Sprinqtooth Draq M W 10in Feed Grinder 60 ft Endless Belt Buzz Saw ChoreBoy Portable Milker Richard Cogswell Mary Ann Campbell Maryann Maser June Imus Jerry Heath Pat Lawrenoc i at Auction Also HOUSEHOLD GOODS ABC Washinq Machine AuntMaryMri JMaxweJUsJinnt Limpy McGuire A guest IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS 1948 Ford Tractor with starter and lVeeder f, tonjw , J Pair Wash Tank , Dearborn doublebottom, 14mchWater Tanl, Wheelbarrowl Pa Cabinet Ott 60 TnZ with WK AlusChalmers 60 Combine with , motor and extra screens I HAY, GRAIN, ETC A C 16 in Plow 250 Bushels of Oats Oliver Side Delivery Rake 600 Bushels of Corn snmq maenme Nora Limpys wife 8piece Oak Dinuic Room Suite ri Sinqer Sewinq Machine ,, , 2piece Livinq Room Suite Roughhouse Ruby,Herman s 3piece Dininq Room Suite Philco 8tube Radio wife Isabel Tom Mohlmaa U, Anne Heath Barbara Clark i 2 Dressers Oak Buffet Y JonesA beat up pug Day Bed Walnut Buffet T flp n tmmm 2 Center Tables Lucy Burns A virtual walking encyclopedia Porch Swinq and Chair 2 floor Lamps 3 Table Lamp3 Potter, Insurance Salesman Sprinqs and Mattress Mrs Mott A little old lady 2 Sinqle Beds Laundry Tub David Bradley Manure Spreader Ton of Second Cuttinq Alfalfa Connolly Plainclothes man Richard Schneider Pat Rebmom Joe Cksk Betty VanSfeircum Bill Engquist i Vti TERMS Cash, all goods to be set Med for day of sale before remcr al t i , Lunch Waqon on Grounds ADMISSION 25c and 50c r0 Peter Costos, Prop A synopsis of the play will hon GOOD SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS n i2 W Jtwil 17Il j v f k warn 9m VS1, Mot ReeronsirOe lor AcdcUass Try a Want Adyi 19 3S , iw S 1, j ifaimtimJtuiwmmrt 11 nMUtSktt jftog M 4mjBTrri , N kstii FATAL 6RIDGEWWK fOPSRTS STATE THAT LIGHTMM6 WHICH KILLED AWOHAAN JPAN CNTLY WAS AT TPACTEO BY THf OOlD r PUNGS IN HERTTHf FT ii c SOUND SLEEPER t MICH CAN FlfcfcMfcN FOUND A MAN ASLfEp0tl A BURNING DE9 UNABLE TO ftCUSE MlM, THfY DOUffcrD THFw 8 CD AM T Hi OCCUPANT 8XTIN6UISMQ TMSJ FKF, WHILE HP CONTilXOEO HIS SNOOZE h i J fl LIGHT OF THEIR LIVES AOHIPT INA DISABLED BOAT WITHOUT LIGHTS OARDlO, TWO NEW JERSEY MEN PREVENTED A COLLISION WITH A FISHING BOAT BY PLASHING RONSOW LIGHTERS THE LARGER CRAFT SAW THE SIGNAL IN TlNxE, PULLED ALONG SJOtAND RESCUD TH E MEN ANO TriClft SHIP JUST THE TYPE fcAKTlN TYTELL, NEW YORK TYPE WRITER WIZARD, STOCKS ONE MILLlOfW TYPE SLUGS HjS MA, CHINE CAN wmre IN i45 OiP reRtNT JvVNCtUACTES gcDtAitcjy I CUT UPS vtou POP TMHA T CHILD SEES THE LICHTCR WJIMJ ftKAACNiNO POP HIS CHILD UHT , IN A COLORADO MlNfTHf FATMCft tHOKT HH lANTgftNA RONIOM UtMTfft S tMAOLf0 HIM TO COMTWUt THI flAACN MftJ e illage 0 incKney Governing Operating Receipt and Disbursemont tor Fiscal Yeatv March 19481949 r m , INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS CURRENT DELINQUENT COLLECTION ,, LIQUOR WEIGHT AND GAS TAX INTANGIBLE TAX SALES TAX DIVISION 274232 32092 2831 TOTAL 3,09155 REVENU1S ESTATE COLLECTED LOCALLY SHARED 12740 1,08215 75692 177704 TOTAL 474365 , DISBURSEMENTS EXPENSE TOTAL KC LEGISLATIVE AND ADMWSTRATIVE WJOTECTTVE FIRE ,, PUBLIC WORTS STREET MAINTENANCE STREET LIGHTING 1 t NNiMiiMium,, SIDEWALK PARKS AND AND DRAWS INSURANCE AND BOND MISCELLANEOUS TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS EXPENSE ON HAND BEGINNING HSCAL YEAR ON HAND CLOSE FISCAL YEAR lMf OHO f TOTAL CASH 6,24054 6,38714 447101 L1MM 729 643620 7540 6417 7,70161 INVESTMENTS 3,00000 300040 4 Parkor, Villago Prooldoat Mildrod Ackloy, VlUog Clork Holon Raynoldo VUlago Troa wi mm t C CRIME DIDNT PAY A ITOtlM CAR WAV FOUND IN COLORADO WITH A NOTE FOM TNB THIEF THIS CAfc RUNS ftOTTtN HED CROSS r 5 , HORSE SENSE N A WAftM DAY IN CHICAGOS OUTtKlfcTS, A PLOW HOUSE BAOKC LOOSfCMAKOfD DOWN STMiT TO A TAVCPJI, STIPPIO MP TO THI OAR AND WAS MWAJtPCP WfTM A FPX MCA tntt ttrttn rl national Technical Aid Given Countries of World mm v mh W0 Y ti ICc rfV4I UOHT 6AAOCMINO WSSL 5 M LOT J v i i ry SHORT CHANGED A DtAPCft DClIVBWt40M CJtPLAlMCO TO Lf VtLANO OOUCE Hff WAS WAUCOJO TMf rrmsiT m oiAocftt orv v T M0BBBBM oto of CMS HOCO of the otoroi froioo FJT io Italy leant ioooet ad f Huff tefcototW to at a oeiMol conducted by tt Acrteoltwe Orfanizatiom WAkth t The Dispatch L50 s tr v tb t4n Wednesday March 16 1949 V I 1 J Store Gffcrs 9 goods stored ecc icier at yobroiiix UKkaey, AJichutiiii ulo II , , Iuuihcd Lvery Wednesday j The Ona Campheil funiiy , last Tues mcjnt with ricjcJrv j beli at her , Gerald Keason showed motion pictures oi missionaiy work in China at die wi , chuicn Sun night 15 Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle spent 2 Sunday at the Clarence Stapish j home near Chelsea I Mrs Bennie Vuiuikarcum and son Bennie AllCii am ved horn SQUIRES CHICKS 1 So Order your Baby Chicks now Hutching Large Type English rv type White Leghorns, Barred r Hock Send for your price list toda Hatching each Monday ana Thursday Gesats Furkfifi hii igs Goods Linger son nennie JILU, amvea hom boston, Mass by plane ijun ana is visituiq at the Gilbert home at jf attwiiou hake r sgwirs Hatchery iiss LabeU In who uu or 218 South Mich AvctV,vcl Ph went an operation ut S joe hos qyg pital Ann Aiuor is stayinq at the, Martin RiHer jr home ior awhile1 Tommie hUter underwent a ton sil removal opehuon at St Joe hospital, Ann Aroor Monday Marvin Liqht and iamiiy arej I movinq to Valine I Mr and Mia Asher Wylie and j j family and Mia Jessie Wylie call I ed on Fred Wylie Sunday on the J I occasion oi his biriday I j Mr and Nh Ld Muma oi Dei roit spen the week end at the G I Snively homo Gerald Henry was home horn Detroit over Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer celebrated their 55th weddinq annivc rsary Monday Howard Read and family spon the week end in Ann Arbor i Mrs Merry Can of Poriaqe Lake , I spent Fri with Mrs Ken Wylie Dr Waber Mercer and farnii j and Mrs Grace BonneU of Lan i sinq called qt the Wm Mercer j home Sundov The Younqlove school PTA sov J ved lunch at the Georqe Snively auction Monday j Irinq Gardner and wife of Oce loa were Sunday quests of Albert Dinkel and vife The Misses Alberta Dinkel and Eernice Maas spent Sat in Aiu Arbor Mr and Mrs Henry Aqqio of i Wills, Mr and Mrs Sedlev Mi i er and wife of Wayne and Mrs J Clara Wolfe of BitIcy spent thj veek end at the Edward SpiV home we jjvvT 1 ome r THP Carl Bidwell family of i i Vr 1 iVici lion wTm 1P Ifin DlUWtfll luiuuy v qhton spent Fn at the Ben VmU homo , , j Mrs Ken Wylie entertamr Sunday in honor of her da111 Monday Dr and Mrs W Pester, Lylo Flnlor ot Howl i 1,,1 ti rf , He fj P jo JirCi the born i n L I 1 uusi RC3, Mich Fr ash oives much of the credit f Hie rms success to his electric vsu ystcmini , i J ,,,,, inclu 2 cwtkte housj mLi,k iii s outside watering trough, Frit WvMrs Clara Kenned and ilv of Detroit ppnnt Sunaay v i I Mrs Emma VoUiie Lona Campbell spon rat y j I Iciet White at MichStme colleqe Go Meabon jr and Sunday ot the Wr, rVu home in Skbndqe 1 Mr and Ms indrv ,, p wore Tues quests at the DrWG WyUe home in Dexter sUoy quests at th, C vrr Vome were Ur ro re Mjii find cl f, crt and tlvre sirnrr r 1 to vrjiI r , L icn wofcd strd frcmo , , o J, ovii t , 0r roomy ilcrono clrowei , UJ rciy rlur r ,,,, Ifi 1 insl ii 1 i 1 he 1 ig Ut our P ges ccoffr shrv j ,o couvenit ct , cf fnf lrr,, mrofn gas r j c a price iutcd lo your ,C g95io ProMi Mar 1113 r r Rjsh drv c veered hotrs ne hrjilu to VAII hn running vaer i 1 tpest and bct e h a bo 2 r Mhsn cows are properry , r, rnd feed costs are slashed Oi,f orchard tank speeds up Hrt fisnri water svstem is ti v V rifo to find v r IIAXGE Y0 SYSTPft o C ,I1S s irijf Wi Ltlttji i itThe liiig 01 Lt jrm 1 f rTTS c H types and capacities, for ii in shalIo medium or deep v U arc avail for immed e installation See VOUT frienchy ndison , Service Advisoripr full deradsljF Theres no abton to jou, PfcTS GROIV mm IVJS w,rj Vni Ift of Ann Ait DeJt spent Scrt in feon, Louis Shehag wfe il son Francis wc,e S1 Ann the Gene Shehan hoi , Arbor v ci iUnn an John and llhcm Va o t I Mr Marie Dwyer of ha 0 t Mr J lviaiien 1 vAte last wee I Y were called here ias , j lhe death oi their lather, wr ShilUn, nrmA Crittenden , end Mr anu aueste o J 0 Vphyf,d VanHom PA EAS1 MAM gTWd FARM ANNALS COIXECTED PBOMPHY HORSES S250 COWS S250 HOGS SOc per cvrt W BUY HIDES AlD CALF SONS y6j5Hr88PtoeJaY Spot Cas to FOR DEAD ortCABLED STOCK HOfiOS S240, COWS S2S0 HOGS Wc p cwt ALL ACCOBDG TO SIZE AMD OOWPITlOtf CALVES, SHEC and iGS I CAHL BERG PHOra COLLECT TO HOWQX 4M 4 iusiftbiitg Water Sytmsec Stanley Dinkel Cyril Girord ho returned from Th Marvin Light home 00 E Mr and Mrs Harold Hinchev ft Kanaas City where his brother, Main Sthcts been sold Mr anddaughtar spent the week end Walter, is a patient in a hospital Cook who works at the BrownMc with Mr and Mrs Georqe Bennett thre Cfarm factory, Hajsburg Cadillac J a 1 Audrey eJcDifl ShirT , j Pent Sunday with vi , Vokar, , cy of KoweU te ud Cciy 00 ley She is wonrwa w lQCm and wue oi Howe,, u Tr lon home in o E,, s1UiaaiJ ome bunuay j ,,, SfStfe Sunday bv J hea uia , j Lewi E BirdwlL Public Ada hatiaq lui in aid Court his pMxtie 0 ac,n to MU th iaiere ol oi J ate xa certain real thexeia oenbi It Ordertd thai 28 Y OI Karcii A D IMS at f octock the 1zenoon CB cud Fxooato Crfftco b T Mrs wrt STr d wiie 0 Ft 1 at the Mich1 d peutian ad that all po ZZ f sf IJW Monday a he app b Sat at the Chas Soule no j Mrfc Grace Kelly oiccn wh Howell mef town Sunday bv iia , 1 pai ot town a Hcvxa ilea, ati San home Sday WleypkWers oi Jackson 1 Sunday dinner Quests of tho frank Peeoi Reaa Dale MHler family were Mr ar viBilinq Mr and Ivors re to Atoert Shirley of jckr Ft Lauderdale Fla I S afraid Herring and we 0 aiAftold Berqmst oJ the Mt Morris jyierwm fv obeli speni, M to AdreW CoyPUK M7oi cau why a lict 0 Sunday with Mrs Grace Key j d , 1 bt Mr and Mrs Henn Kauck and Owosso , iamily of , SJ x rw , Jame8 Cirneron ana Detroit Mr and Mrs Henn Kauck and Owosso , iamily of Jack Follick of Detroit were Sun ames Caxnerona quests at the Curlett home Detroit were f 7 Mylo KeUler and wiie of Jack Hobert Tasch tarnY son spent Sunday at the SH Can J oj Mid ot abouVi ft to b m bf at foe place, to aw s 4 be Txxr or KKHIGMI Jl dicuttUd to 1Special 116 Cu Ft List Price 521 Close Out Line425 PINCKNEY Wodnooday, March 1ft 1949 etoibftshed 185 McPfrerson Jtate Bank FOB SALE On 16 inch one hottorn tractor plow Clittord Chambers, Phone 35F13 FOR SALE Alfalfa Hay first and second cutting Reasonable 2022 Hush Laxe Rd Ph 16 If31 Th PINCKNEY SANITAJUUM PROFESSIONAL CORNER Says Icicle Ike ITS FOR BETTER EATING AT LOWER COST BUur ESCO Hume Freezer, 20 cu ft capacity with sjMcekiiving tablcup uriac Ooc o 6 standard lad els, I0 cu 40 cu ft TIME FOR THRIFT H , , i Iture Hat Are you making regular depos Phone 305W I its to your Saving AccountRog F6H RVWEioi u re ularitv in addina to a Svin 11 19 oward house VANWMOE VANWIMU DWVanWlnkle AVw3kU Attorney c Urn First State and Servings Boa Howell Michigan fc FOHSALEWanir electric icod Ik a7 iiiJyJD aad Pouta Supplies and Kasco 1 ioa 305W I M G R McCLUSXEY Cmrtiy Memorial eoun mate, it liw WM0 2 L1 fn 1 9 U2 , week makes 52a00 a vera oxta , 08 o M1, 10 yean, SS20O00 y 1 f45 a n,h ,fC ,9M v 81 Were hese funds to remain 7Mi lEbuam Rd f bX Aw1 undisturbed, his amoount plus FQB esTSQ7 o J v , HowU Michigan compound invest a 1 pan JJSkJSS fSjiS fiBTteu John R Beens 9315 HalimoonL , 7 WJ I Jk H4 Pinckney, VBeal Etat InsuianceBrokeroae Jphone ,isir, i eirf Udt and Fann Property num would create a substantial start on a home you hope o own Now enjoy your OWN froJifroztn foods HomenusedmeMsandpouJ Big ro uong, eompert try or bought in moneysaving wholesale quantities M delicious fruits and vegetables s 5 all yours for year tamod eating pleasure when have sa ESCO Freezec McPhsrsoQ State Bank I A savings Account can be open sjd with as Unle as 94II bill i Money to loan at lojBsonahle rates Interest paid on Savings oaks and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 1500000 insured by our membership in the Fed federal Deposit Insurance Corp, Over 60 Years oi Safe Banking Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Markers BRNTTAVAK Attorney at Law OBJJfcNT 5 room semi modem VcA Phone Pinckney 141F2 A Speciality list Your Property with Me LEELAVEY lents airblast fan that freest 3 times faster ESCO k built wtly for thrifty, troublefree operation, by specialists ia farm refrigeration equipment since 1927 FARM and HOME FREEZERS 4 Pimm dr h or wrt fm fr jiidir , Lavey Hardware jfSskk DUPLICATE BILL NO DOUBLE PAYMENT Mr Max Dyer wi SALErfke S G Teeolet torne in village of Pinckney cor Cknerol Insurance oner of Main St, and Howell Rd Pho 59F3 KHS Submit 0 to Pinckney Michigan Teeple, Realtor , Howell A jjYroHzir Fswn Sales a Speciality e 1 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207H E Grand River Howell Brighton Mich, Repawn HUGHES AT REASONALE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Arbor, Mich EDWARD WIGGINHOUSE LOSTBlack Male CockerSpaniel Reward for return 1 Oltn Robinson jr Rush Lake 157F11 MYRON J Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Driv License Rush Lqke P a SWARTHOUT SOx Funeral Home Don C Swarthotit, Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 PincknMich TRED C REICKHOFF br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan TOn SALE 5 roorrThouas InZ 1 on AU M 1 of and iPHon Pinckney 154F3 j 1 For APPtment REFRlCsRATION SERVICE iPk Re 358 Residence 613 Garago 4 acres J2 Mwer Road F Behn CARDOFTHAOTS HAROLD RADY Repairs on AU Majcts DR C JTOWNiSR Dentist Not wli wvnis wx 1HANKS inuei we wwh to thank the friends W4 Portage Lake Road Dexter , gnd neighbors and the Pinckney hone Dxtr 3461 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock Hauling Weklr Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone B4F14 CARL JONES fmm Si, fr BCLVnq our home , irom destrucuon by fire on the aana lop soil en you pay by check mominq of March 7 We are very V1 op Ay Papws Composed, f anc 0 v TSL M or eir cooperation Copied at Your Convenience BIOCVB Lfrfd w Because each cnnlAH Cheslev Mnrrrt J J7, iV WJ rcC8 Lasa w 1 Concrete Product Gravel Sand Top Soil, Road Gravel Kayvs Beauty Shop OPEN TUESDAY NIGHT FOR MEN ONLY SHAMPOOS STEAMER TREATMENTS Closed Monday Open Tuesday Thursday NHOS SHOP HOURS 0tOO A M 600 P M WedFri and Sat PHQNE15B Why Because each cancelled chrtck is is own receipt We in vite you to star an account m yj , Jii n wrian iv wioiiu my nearly Member Federal Deposit Insur lhanks to those who supported ance Corp All deposits g si1 mo n i GbBayMuTTQv and famUv CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many fri ends for their kindness and sym1 mmry pathy shown to us during our ber, IM r M A A eavement also to aU those who FT 111 lfl made possible the many beautiful J V floral offerings gLi The family of Mrs Rosarie LaRosa I FOR RBNT 3 rtoom unfurnished CARD OF THANKS foorotttwr I wish to extend mv hearty Mrs Clare McMacken, 408 Unadilla Street JANL lAoCH r vlulUl 10p 0011 noaa UN Utters or Any Papers Composed pjjj Dlr and Road Bullt R1,, 2WanTienC Blocks Lald K Cotitract , Work Conttdenttal 7628 Toma Rd Pinckney Rte f 747 MaUtPinckney, Phoae 50F11 j phone Dexter 3 116 3k FOR SALE 1936 Dodge, Tudor, Radio, Heater, New Transmission very, very good condition Low Milage Eh Aran, 11505 Dexter Rd Telflohone 55F5 TFsD HOUSE BY MAYl CaUrPr tDtsTlcTTdeav me at the village election Mon w I shall do my utmost to merit thei WANTEDRiders to Ann Arbor confidence Stanley Dinkel XJiel Pinckneys from 330 p m shift to 1200 pm 1 jPqiu Singer, Pinckney f TREE TRIMING AND REMOV jING Prices Reasonable Exper jience work 5030 Burgess Rd 4 miles West olclcnjyLhoria WANTED Youna cpupie desir2 or 3 room furnished qr partly furnished apaiinent Call 150 Wm h brash FOR SALE 14 Knapman boat With steering gear, and Martin 60 Motor 30UoU Murray Daqq HiLand Lake FOR FINISH Carpenter work and Kitchen Cabinets, drop a card to John R Beens, 9315 Half Moon Lake Road FOR SALE Gift aprons 1X0 each Mrs R K Elliott LOST Medium size puppy Thurs Feb 17th white with black spots and black left eye named Pewee Tj 91F11 I 111 Gentile Pinckney WANTED 7Tobuy an oil burner heating rooms stove to hecr 4 01 5 Frd Campbell Portage Lake R 2 Hnckney WXrffiD Woman wishes ride FOR SALE Mixed and Alfalfa Hay Louis Stackable Ph3QF3 WANTTOSCRAP IRON AND METAL We pick up I from Lakeland to Ann Arbo sTTEFFEN ROBb working hours 4 p m to 12 y m Phone 18F1 Phone Brighton 6036 before 2pm MrEsther LmusBox 63Lakekmd SEWER TROUBLE WAITED Daycare for prechSAVE 25 Roots Rags Obetac ool age children in my borne Us etc remove without digging 200 a dav30 a hour Gkegory, Mich, Nl jrJelTTnJinMilisT,nuta KhK 1 1 raH Also Septtc Tanks Oeaned 24, SSSAtSS Hour ServlceJPnone HowelLMlch fESSJ kran No 1354W4 J h P QUALITY WSSSS ROOnNG CONTRACTOR Sf tk coan, JZZ 1 rnanewrootoraoent Dexter 2S38 bats Fruit Groeeries EAVB8 llOUGHING a4 , , SHEET METAL WORK Wu need a new root or does TtV t CALLSOT JOHNSOir The Joxknon Roofing Co of Ann PHONE PtKCKNTY Arbor is well equipped to taiae care of your roofing and siding A 111 I A c c needs,We also speoalixe on bu3tl AUIO GLASS ardMfTi,w,r WUty i iaae , I ample, mar be seen at Brash JJ Sheet Metal Shop Pinckner aASS W YOTO HUDSON ROOFING OOMPsVUTt ABES AUTO PARTS Ann Arbor Mich tM East Grand River, Veg Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks 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 March 16, 1949 Description An account of the resource March 16, 1949 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 1949-03-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4657accd63347096da9e6b5f96250649.pdf 65c4b25c8107d652153887d8cfba5c23 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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Jfcn ispatcii No 12 Masonic Lodge News Once again Livingston Lodge does honor to the Brothers who hove presided over her destinies during the past 94 years Of the 34 masters who hare served the lodge 18 jJjJ2ft Lodge Booms Open lor Viators 500 to 700 P M Banquet at Pinckney High School 700 P M Music Welcome to Past Maptars and In traduction oi toustmaster Clyde Fisher, W M Toastmaster, Roscoe Burch,PGM Response Joseph Griffith, P M Tap Dance Shirley Reason, David Aberdeen jfjtwitpsn Mkrgor Local taxes and expenditures teem skjntftaent compared to the 500,000,000 paid to the federal governmeat by Mich, taxpayers The only hope lor lightning the burden is the report of the Hoover commission which may save 3,000,000,000 a year Michigan nowfeas 102 administrative agen cies but one may abalishedThe state tax appeal board with 3 000 a year members has only 1 invocation Rev Donald Brady heard 137 appeals in the past 7 V ars, working 2 or 3 days a wk School h nches are a big business In the first lour months oi school 1598 Mich, schools served 12641,250 hot lunches Total cos lor the year is 4,000,000Senator Romano of VanDykc would place a 10percent tax on football, hockey and baseball tickets This he claims would raise a million dollars a year Such a tax is now levied on bo ingand wrestlinq matches Vehicle registrations totalled 2, 004,712 last year or an increase j oi 181111 over 1947 This is one to every 35 people Sixty cents out oi every dollar the state spends this year will be for financial aid to local governments More than 44,000 students are now enrolled in University oi M Mich State and Wayne Universities They are all crammed to the gills and enrollments show no signs of decrease There is talk every session abctft overhauling workmens compensation laws and old age assistance Senator Marion thinks escalutator jSW Little Red School House, African Style Among topics now being studied by the TJN Trusteeship Council st Lake Sueeess is the first report from one of its own regular Mission to areas under UN Trusteeship system The report concerns RuandaUrnndi and Tanganyika and covers all phases of native life, including health, economicSjiocial welfare and schools above Address by M W Gd Master Dr Hasen P Cole of Ithaca Entertainment Earl Gotberg, Ventriloquist there should be an Uause He would establish comp j Memorial to Axel Carpenter PM ensation at 28 a week taiead by Rev J M McLucas oi 1but this iigure would PantMseW Aporn Presentation ate according to cost of living con jack Hannett by OCampbslLPM diHons jLifs Membership Presentations to Ross Read Marion Reason, Fred Teeple by Judge Willis Lyons FBED CAMPBELL INJURED Fted Campbell was badly hurt and Judge ftiram Smitn about 1000 a m Monday morn , Introduction of Grand Lodge ing when he was run over twice by a pickup truck, at Portage Ik Introduction Mr Campbell owns two cottages Masters, Past Masters, Repreeen there and recently moved into tatives one of them from Ann Arbor HejjJmd JdgeOfficers and the aspisants for grand marshall will be present Write Secretary lor Reservations STORE BOBBED raws a repairing one andhad touts Wagoner Chubts Corners, v rk ing tor him A stove on a pickup truck driven by Wagoner fell off and Mr Campbell stepped be hind the truck to pick i up Mr Wagoner did no see him and i The Kroger Store at Dexter wa4 backed up, knocking him do n helu up shortly after 600 pmSat and running over nimKnowing ru by a oom who qQt bad hit something he wentanead away 14Q m checks ninning over him again An am money Erwin NorthnageL the balance was UB0f ,f mgr was alone and was just clos injured man was taken to fUlq ihe back door when the man pilaL Ann Arfao jg0Pr0 appeared and pointed a 38 pistol SCHOOL PLANNING MEETING The Pinckney area school plan ning committee composed of a rep resentative from each of the 1 districts met at the school Mon night Plans were c Mssed for an 8 room building xo cost 80 000 This could be paid Sox by a 4 mill tax levy for 8 years Th present 8 mills now being raised would operate the school Some of the districts have not yet held their meetings The Mel vm and Hudson Corners districts will hold a meeting at the Pinckney school March 31 to discuss the proposition The Marble and Sprout districts will also hold one together soon PINCKNEY SPELLING BEE The Pinckney school spellinc bee was held March 18 in the gym There were 10 contestants from each of the 5th 6th, 7th, and 8th grades Mrs Tasch pronounced the words and Mrs Campbell and Mrs Morris wero judges Fin ally all had been spelled down but Bob Barber 7th Bill Brady 7th Lois Beachy Barbara VanSlam brook and Dorothy Lavey 3th Bob Badger was the first of them to go and then Bill Brady and Lois Bee chey Dorothy Lavey went do vn on the word melancholy , which Barbara VanSlambrook spelled correctly and won i Church Aews JlMX ciHuRCH Fr Albert J Schmttt, Potior Sunday Mosses, 800 and 1000 Daily Mass 730 AM Confessions Sat 730 to 800 pm SundayE,bfore 800 mass Fridays,after Novenna Devotions Novenna to Our Soaowful Mafosr Fiidas at 730 PM 11 he Jay ProposJan Cnrmmt Oomm In 1943 ihe voters oi Livingston T, County voted by a large majority I fv1 m c010 last week to crtace a fund oi 50000X0 t i0 abolish the nlbuster wheien, the purpose ol constructing oi a a mAaa4y may KUA a oiu favor LI y jal U5 a postwar poject ed LY the majority by talking j mt mnd was cregced cm au 4hueath tailedhi orecords set iec was hired and paid uon 4 hurs a ame minutes being thii fund plans were arawn cd I ie longest any senator talkedAl meie remains a balance in U ,hugh the nghi was on a vole to lunc, oi about 48,50000 n the abolwh th Nlbuster civil rights Courwy ireasuiyNoting in was al issue Evw since the civil war the Rep have had a civ il rights plunk in their platform but even when they had a top heavy majority in boh houses made no effort to carry it outThe first real effort to carry out such a civil lights program was made by Pxes Truman last yearAgain an usy have been able to do for the past 75 years or more south rneis were able to kill it by a hi busterAgain Mr Truman made U his chief issue with the result his spilt his party and the southern cuehards formed a separate party Sill he was reelected Then he demanded the abolishment of the fiibuster so that a civil rights bill might be passed With the aid of 22 Rep the southern senators were able to loll it The whole thing s a tempest in a nutshell Even ii civil rights were adopted it would be impossible to enforce it in he deep south vithoui send ing the army there, there is no no disposition at all in congress to hght the civil war over again The great tear jf the Rep that by abolishing the fiibuster the pres would be abie to ge hs progam enacted In Ug broken arm and chet m him yrf Bcgfaoira was the soorchamp juries and was given blood rans a4t aQd j money km last year also and did well in fusions Mr Campbell is the son it he tjsd up North bee The school is of the late Charies CampbelLHis r r wile the former Delia Haab, died last year There are no children GUMflE CHAMPION jack Packard a Dexter won the cribbage rhrtmpfonship at Ann ASorW week, rfis wife isjhe J COMMUMur CHURCH Conor egaionaU Rev D D Biady Minister Choir Practise Wea Night Organist tfr Choir Director Mis MSTWIA Campbtli S S Supl Merwin Oimpbell Wednesday Junior Choir PracV lse, 400 Senior Choir Practise 30 Pastors Coahrmation Class, 30 Thursday Bible Study at the foil owing homes Nelson Buzzard Lonnie VanSlambrook, Thomas Ware R K Elliott, Rev N D Pot ter Herman Widemeyer 800 pm Saturday, 1000 p m Nat L Had io Broadcast One Great Hour, a Dramatic presentation of the Churches of America, poth Proestant andCatholic presenting Our Christian World Mission Sunday March 27, Church Service, 1030 Sermon Sonship for AIL Special One Great Hour of iermq Sunday School 1130 Eve Lenten Service 730 The local MennomteChurchwill bo our us done about the matter un i January ol this year when the bd ol Supervisors received a notice from the State Correcons d Char Lies Commission that the old jail was condemned and that unless we made an effort to build a navv one, hey would close the presen oneiho architect advised he Boara that on account of increased COL S we should have a maxiuni of 125,00000 to build and furnish ja new jail, although the Board J would not spend this much unless is was ah oluely necessary Consequ ly we are submitting to the , ers at the April 4th elect ion question as to whether we sha tise 3 extra mlU 300 per 1,00000 for this purpose or not This would be for this year only The voters should consider two things the necessity and the abil ity of the County to build The present jail does not look dilapidated thanks to the Sheriffs who have had charge of it but it was cheaply built in 1886 and has hard usage It is too old to repair There is no doubt but that the State intends to close it and when they do the prisoners will have to be transported to other counties if they will take them J at en estimated cost of 15000 00 a year plus all the regular ex penses The Bdjof Suprvisors are unanimous in their opinion that a new jail is a necessity Can we afford to build Your Television is said to have cut into he revenue of he theatre to such an extent that theAiited theatres of Michigan have asked the Detroit City council to maice taverns operaunq television es Supervisors do not nor never have ij out 50 canaret licenses wanted to increase taxes Living Charles Snyder, sec of the assn km Countyidoes not have any bonded indebtedness and during the depression was one of the few counties in the State able to pay their bills when due On account of increased costs and not increas ing the tax rate soon enouglUhe general fund of the County is in the red but the rate was increas ed last fall and when this money is turned in which will be immediately we will be out of the xed and have sufficient funds to run us another year Even with this increase our county tax was lower last fall than most of the surrounding counts Your Bd of Supervisors was unanimous in submitting the proposal to raise 3 extra mills for thd construction of a new jail guests Sermon by Rev Ezra w qe ou to visit the jail nagel and locked him in a rest Iptoud of Barbara and Dorothy room, h took the mar an hour o jbotn whom will ake part in the get loose He described the man district bee it as being about 35 years old abater, of Derter last years CXMSCBVATlOst MOTES tfrill and of a ruddy comniexion He is supposed to have escaped in a car parked near ne rear door of the store COMMDIUCAllOir Beachy, Unlimited Power for An Atomic Age the Sheriif or his deputies will gladly show you thioygh Many Monday, Meeting of Parents oi e already examined it and Cub and Boy Scout Age at the School at 800 pm, CALVAJT1 MEVNNONiXE aiURCH 1 COUMCIL PBOCEEDWGS Village Council Special Meet ing catted to order by Pres Park er followed by roll call of officers tiZZ wSrJ Present Ckak and Kennedy Ab iSunday School Swarthout Palmer Lavey Young Peoples Meeting andQinton trap practically all of them think we should have a new jail Respectfully, Henry T Ross, Fred Barry, j Lynn W Hendee Jail Committee I Marque Mich March 101349 Motion by fcnnedy upported VPOXJL C Oark to accept 4 election ii A SJ iir Hoting with regeet he lose ol results as voted iat 90 lo Apt iWy Tfrssssti iKThr r Tbm fciVowing took their Oath oi p sense o aJTesm fflinrTi in 0oe Stanley DinkeLTjeas Qg ijearjjWO 2 and 3 year old pane g Reynold Trustee Charles Swar Ed, nnks acdlhV ha already be or 2 , oiHilbeenssbesWI Wy n Bsde, Boy Ckxrk l uccesetul , What esan Loesnso Murphy and Clerk, Mild 100 ljS GLAMOUR GIRL EXPOSED g Mnry i th gkrmour girl you aie always reading obout She looks wonderful in a boning suitSupt Roscoe Darxow Asst Walter Eech f ,,Oiildrens Service 1145 I You read that men swoon crher yyedm gives import cards ant IStB she ossYssa price Ttwtdamg yon ed Addswfor hessfoassitau Wr beat V 12 now council then took over cards I as I Motion by nd supported by Bsscf d Xesfse souowing Supt lomo Mawrtce Lsmbach 1100 8feet, but Katherine Brush the lowdown on Margo rteaa You Know Margot in Pkrtonal Review allstar magasine with this Sundays March 27 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times contends that taverns are now advertising television instead of drinks in order to draw trade There is some difference of opin ion as to whether television enter tainment constitutes a cobaretLt, Stewart of hpouoe licensing dept said he believed a referred only to live entertainers A new angle has cropped up in the social security dept Recent ly the women of Gary, Ind started a crusade against vice there which resulted in the raiding of numerous gambling places and discorderly houses Immediately the employees oftbs gambhng places such as poker decuersbat takers and slot machine opera ore applied for unemployment in surance ThesegeAtteinei wl probably be able to coiled S20 a week unless employmeat is found for themOn this other hand the prostitutes who also supplied for unemployment insurance were turned down by the Ind state bureau who classed them as inde pendent coscoxorsvidienrf the social security law make no die inctiorr be ween legal and illegal r X BUYS OUT Francis E Barronji has purchased the legal practise of judge Hiram Smith, probate judge and will soon occupy the former of tree of Mr Smith over the McPher son State Bank, HowellMrSmith when be concluded two terms as pros, cm in 1330 formed a part ifm nership with Frank Shields and J moved into the offices them vaoat These will be a meeting of the LrFingetom County Health Council at the Howell High School on eot Monday March 2Wuat 300 PM 1200 AuineniboaftheAdisorybd 2tX Couneelots and Consuhants cae 12t urged to be pseesttt the Coun 11D0 Hearm Aeaation ftoesam will 12tK be outlined nd uSLuensdAnyrrLy Mich Bell Teiepaae i one teseed in PvlbOe 8 issnained there unapj ft7yllwto0iP Ipofflsed pfQgo 1 A jfam jiKjmmm smm The MBSIH in I inn mat hm sssSTSsltBdISer nokney tCofc Momm 2 I ZLlmcZ2L I Jhwwy eabmit jsssyattoo ArrTlked onWhy asseard Head PSL W A this sswtisfirAsaasat Arbor will speaks neat A nuaaoex al in 1912 to ha made o distnearpate the villaae of Pinckney The cause was cK when the village was incaspesxrt ed a large growth was anticipat ed and to allow far it many of the farms on the outskirts were taken In such as the now Green Bion the Monks farms, the Hose faan, etc These farms had to pay two taxes and wase behind the move meat o disoorporafes However the move sailed whan DrCXSighsr headed a ticket oppossd so it and assdedat the poUsthw out of the vfflaaeWhen sse pssV Marstl Bead at Ms staying at the tthttkr , , u Jvlm iA4tts aMMS WTr , WPSWP M 1 B Y rirontnew SYLVAN THEATER Friday Saturday Notch 2 21 CBY OF THE CITY Starting Victor Mature Richard Cont Fxtu Clark Cartoon laitat News Sunday Mocaay March 27 29 ROGUES REGIMENT Starring Dick FoweJL Mark Toaen, Vincent J Price Cartoon Polka Dot FUM Sunday Shew 357 Tut Wed, Thaw,, Mcuh 2 30 31 JOHNNY BELINDA Skuxlno Charles Biclriord Jane Wyman, Lew Ay era and Shows 7IS 912 Cartoon CoratnqGallanl Blade, Man Iron C ado Command Decision , Come iu and see The Car Designed W ilh YOU in MintP I TS BRANHNLW so new thai hrvc arent many on the streets yet Rut already its a tremendous success And its easy enough to srp tchv Kvrryhody wants a smart, gonddooking modern car Hut most of us dont want to pay a penalty for bting modern We want more room more comfort more visibility not less Thats where De Soto stores Its jot those long, low line Rut you doirhave to wriggle into it It has big vside door Plenty of headroom, too The roof wont scrape your hat, no matter where you ait Its rooinirr thaD ever li nil uhiiviiij biupi windows and hirlds unhi im can see out ot them Jn the new De olo yon can because MHIIC sitting on chairhigh seals 1ACU a short person can see over the steering wheel liven a sixfooler wont hit his knees on it You dont have to enlarge your garage to hold the new De Sott You can still change a tire yourself And a dent in the fender doesnt mean an expensive bodv repair job Home in and see this wonderful car that lets ou drive without shifting Compare il with any other tt unv price Then decide Tune in i In niK J r Kroi rnn Tursluy night, all LliS stations M SOTO MATURIS THAT MAN MORI INJOYMINT EVERY MILE TipToe Hydraulic Shift with Fluid Drive New Feather Light Steering k High Compression Powermaster Engine Kw AltWeather Comfort System Faster Getaway Longer Wheelbase with fall cradled ride Safeguard Hydraulic Brakes with new Cycfebonded linings Lubrite Treated Cylinder Walls US Ne Ignition System Safety Rim Wheels and Super Cushion Tires , 01 S0T0 lETS MIVI WITHOUT SNimmi nr lYOU CAH SPEND ON Dl SOTOPLYMOUTH DEALERS FOR GREAT CARS, FINE SERVICE, A SQUARE OEAi i PARKER MOTOR MainStreef Ml Mich V HOV L Theater u Mirw Wed Thur, Fr, Morcjj, 23,24,25 LIFE WITH FATHER Starring William PowelL Irene Dunn Elizabeth Taylor Edmund Gwinn Novedy Cartoon A Saturday, March 26 The Hoosier Hot Shots in THE ARKANSAS SWING and William Gargan, Virginia Wilton is DYNAMITE Cartoon Sunday, Monday March 27, 21 Mat Sunday, 2IS P, M, Contsnuotts Loretta Young William Holder la RACHEL AND THE STRANGER Comedy uartoon Newi Tues, Wed, Thur, March 29, 3D, 31 lane Wyman Lew Ayret in i JOHNNY BELINDA7 Coodf Ccrloon tTATE Or MICHIGAN The Probate Court for tie County ot JNEiGUBOiUlNG t Micinqau aclunr, 2 , Mwuuufc aciier5 Z5UU strong will hold their annual Mch Senid county on the 8uh day of e Cluto meeting a the U ,, l Mich, on Aoril 2830 At ct Milon of said Court hold ert tfeo Probate Oiiico in the City oi How 11 in said County on the 8th day o Mach A D, 19497 n April 2830 J PreentHo Hiram R Smith Judge of y1 h e elimination of Webber Probate o, u 7 8 EdiSOn 1 43 to IN THE MATTEROP WR ESTATE OF 7 thelast high school tecun freni James LaRosa, Deceased thS SQCUon in the stJe oasket Rotana LaRosa having filed in said ball tournament was elimina9d, Court her petition praying that the ad St Johns, Jackson also lost o S I ministration of said esfate be granted to Augustine, KalamoZOO 44 O 28 I Albert J Rapp or to some other suitable St August won tne j3n C Persoa , J and St Joseph claw i ItOrderedlhatthe 5h day 0 fi SprwU JtrrrtAp945at ten unlock in the rWTT,, Ui wlxe JoVatfprobate ofee, be and nckney at Ann Arbor Max5, i hereby appointtd for hearing said pet a ton John itionj Tne U of Mich football stadium Itis Further Ordered That public the largest in the country will be so thereof bo 9 b pubiicauoe enlarged this year t0 accomodate of a copy of this order onco ecck wee 97,000 people by erecting an upioc throo succeseivo woeka previous to per tier Mid day of heoutog 1 tht Pinckaoy Faul Stephens ha been elected Dispeteh, a nowspopor, printed enU dr mayor of Stockbriage cicuiated in said Coi Th funeral of Roy Johnson was A truo copy Hfrn R Sm e at Gregory last week Colestia ParshaU Judo 4 Patr Free Kistlef valedictorian of lUgister Probe the Stockbridqe senior class and tiladyt Smith, saiutatorian iMWki I I I I I I I ecosuUi j Galva Just one of many Briggs Features I Four stunning nastelt 11 modest baths and budgets i sandstone, green, blue, Jvory No woode Briggs baths are 1 and snowy white Stat tops J proof porcelain enamel la XJA for FREE booet, Plan J J addition, Briggs Beautyware ning Your Bathrooms ami J 1 fw J PowdwRoom, f TAB or mauum Yam rrooojo Couxv mr u vounty XiTiagftOA At a MMIOB of Mid Court held 0 the Probate Orfico in the City oi How Corp James McKune of Gregory has been tent to the Caei oean sea C R Heemstra supt of Fenton schools for 15 yeazs has resigned Garland Elliott has been nam ed chairman of the Red Cross co is supers i tHQtiwiML J iLi JijClA I in Kid Countyi on the 8th day of March unty drive , , A D1M8 Bom to Mr and Mrs D E Conk j Tetophono Pinckney 157F11 PresentjHoe Hiram R Srnitk, fudge M Jin Peggy Bums of PontiacIar Pxal 11 a son, Thomas Raymond IN THE MAIT OP TH ESTAIT or, The A 6 P Co at Brighton have Meredith B PkakoM i discontinued their business there MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER v pairing a Spjoiality Robert I Placohavuia d m said rrUiuA 10 rA ,, t , , , 1 hOriigniana,lo years supt oi urt hu final account as Guarmn of Wi , , , , , i Court said estate, and said petition pic g ICJ the allowance thereof, Harbor Beach school has been hir ed as supt of Homer high schooL it is Ordered, That the ith day of Apni Miss Doris Kielwasser gavelet I A, V, 1949 at ten oclock n baby shower recently for Mrs ioceooon be and is hrby appUnt LaRosa Ann Livemiore j of Dexmd jp ttnlno easd afloSff nald PC ter count and wug said potion Sherman Mortenson, former Ann It is Further Ordered, ttat public nc Arbor cliief Oi police hat been So throf be giTon by publicationof 0 named head of the Ford Motor opy of this ordor for three sucCMsive Co protection dept at Memphi woks previous to eedd day of bearing Term Mis Domingo Rios 23 ci Dur and 23 yr old wiie of a taction J Mud day of hearing in the Pinckney printed and circulated In fld County MommL ffOKte woum A 4rue oopy tf ram IL Smith hand has been convicted of the murder oi her 3 weeks old dau ghter Judge Willis Lyons was the trial judge and Gerald McMAHHeACefc UCOtSBB Clear, prosecuting anorney Bay Taylor 57, BdghtotxDaity j Dannie Lickley eaa orf Horace i the Doner high ec May 20 by 5X Brighton L SAlchin, Lickley of Dexter hat been nam 42 Vikaneiosv Oda onetofeS d capt ior next year ot Veiyer HoweU Gale Bacbouee, 47Jotrler jte jyah echoal batket ball learn riUt, Hotel Hawky SUtoeeiL 1 SiWw Get Your Chicle Starter Froteifi Farmers Feed SuftJy Ce FUON lot AiAX ftU9aLLprp Wednesday Monk 23 1949 iiOOtS ofOiiiiUte THENNO HE A CF EGYPT 0 VENERATED MCTA RS NAT THE THRONE AliDALL , RiVATE PROPERTY MRS NHERITEP ONLY THROUGH THE MOTHER JMV IN MEDIEVAL TIMES, MOTHERS 0AY WAS THE VIRGINS PAY PRESENTS OF JEWELRY WEES BROUGHT10 HER SHRINES HUMAN MOTHERS WERE EMEMBERED TOO I MOTHERS DAY, ON VIE 2 SUNffAY IN MAY EACtl WAR, HAS BCOME A PATE FOR GIFTS TO MOTH BUS fkCM CHILORQN AND HUSBANDS CefyUfU 949 Ml Hoots ofCultuzvriL BATK OUR WORO EASTERCOMES FROM EOSTRE, ANCIENT ANGLO SAXON OQOPESS Of SPRING HER FESTIVAL WAS CELEBRATE IN APRIL WITH FEASTING A ANP GIFTS WwYo not quitting until rfWi job done Operation Underground DISAGREEMENT CONCERNING THE DATE OF EASTER, IN eW Zr QUEEN ANPl EPA OF BRITAIN TO FAST FOR PALM SUNDAY WHILE KING OSWY CELEBRATED THE EASTER PESTIYAL r TTS OF DECORATED EASTER IL3S WERE POPULAR IN WDIEVAL TIMES THE CUSTOM PATES FROM 7h VERY EARLY nvs or ciRiuTiAiir J , V A 5V St EASTS S STILL A nAYFOR GIVING FIE OIFJS TO E1AtW,JND i TQS C I fAVLV It was about 10 AM on a dull, grey morning when the huge steam shovel accidentally hooked onto an underground telephone cable Tom, a Michigan Bell splicer, and Ed, hit helper, were among the telephone men who arrived on the scene within minutes The situation was bad Out of 200 pairs of vital telephone wires inside the cable, 135 were broken And, to make matters worse, a steady rain had started, threatening to flood the hole where the break occurred The first job was to make temporary repairs on the most important wires so that calls could go through Working swiftly, Tom and Ed completed their part of this job by 2 PM But then more trouble developed Watfcr fmui a neatby opentype drain began spilling into the hole where the men were working If the open cable were submerged, mc4eture would short circuit the wire Pumps were working furiously Meanwhile, Tom and Ed began building a foundation of planking Then, with another plank as lever, they began prying up the cable to keep it above the water level Higher and higher the water rose above their knees up to thlrr waists and beyond By sheer exer tion, they kept lifting the table break up and up Sometimes it wai only an inch and a half abovp the rising water But more pumps wef e put to work and finally the water began to go down The problem now was to restore flrv iff th remaining wirea in saftie, This meant putting in a sew aaction of cable ten feci lorand making 400 wire splices at cU and of the new piece Several times the foreman ask Toaa and Bd tf they didnt vvm n be relieved by another splicing crew Bit they replied, Look, tins n an Important cable Wi cloi i want to quit until the jobs ck no The foreman agreed Aed thats how the purine thread of communication u o restored between the outvie v,, and the vital B24 Bomber WUlow Run, during the e Thl i one of couttlhs thow the deter minntu u t Bell worker to Kphmwdk going if u i t wmsti wwminmM J ICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COM MooofGuttmfioW A 41 YEArtS AGO miNTINSS PA Kfrr,,vfziY VT myVASAWcFH Hon George Teeple has 3 op ponents for renomlnation as site Rev H W Hicks of the M E church will preach Sunday on senator Geo Barnes of HowellB AGAINST W EMPEROR tss IN THE MDDtErACrS IT WAS AH EH6USH CUSTOM rOR YOUHG PEOPLE TO ASSEMBLE OH VALENTtHE EYE AND ORAW NAMES THE NAME EACH DREW WASTHE HOLDERS SWEETHEART FOR THE YEAR THE CUSTOM HAS GROW mDSENOlNGGlPTSOP LONGREMEMBRANCE 79 SWEETHEARTS VOU06AHP OP LATER THE APPROACH OF VALENTINES DAY CAME TO BE HERALDED EN THE EXCHANGE CF PRETTY SENTIMENTS WRTTEM WITH FLOURISHES OH SCENTED PAPER JHE FORE RUNNER OF SENDING CARDS AUR NOTES efjtefu iWhy Men Do No Attend Church The followrq c ten electeu tii jv Clerk Emil rrovrv Cadvell Assessor James Green Trustees, Chas Love,F GJackson Malachy Roche, Goo Reason Geo, Sigler and FLlndrcws on iheix play py of Geiys iiie home ot TuarK vvusoii on Pearl St iaurxied aownea iViCa Xhe people oi the Webb nouborhooa met the home ot L,i riygs Sav for their regular supper Mr Brigga entertained i a phonograph concert I Ihur ha8 has hired out to Fred Grieve TOE Clark of Brighton and Smith of Green Oak HOBBY SHOW HELD Sid The North Hamburg Extension Group held a HOBBY SHOW at tre Pettysville school Sat night The Exhibits were many uud vm Don Savery, ceramioft Jewelry, pottery vases and trays Miss Barbara Nash, book of Water Col or paintings and finger painting Mrs Clayton Carpenter Alumin um Trays Mn Grace Howard,Bui tons, Beads NecfcWcet and post cards, Chriatmae Cards Mr BF Savery Post Cords farou he ytcr 1890 o 1900, ani hand carved rattle made by Mr Saverys grand father IJJ 11 Coffee, cupcakes and cookies were served Over fifty people a tflnHftri thft Show The comm wer were well pleased with the turnout Uiicle Sam Says 3 ied Ihe boys and airls exhibited their bird houses aporns finger painiing, tea towels, music books, etc Mrs Olin Robinon ex hibiied cups and saucers, plates One oi hs Exhibits oi ne Hob creamer and sugars of ChinaMrs1 by Show held at the Pettysville Anhur Crawford, cut glass, China School wm of special infaceet J As you drive alor the courtry roaAa mericas most fBisque figures, vases, a wrougth I The boys ojrtjejrhibttsd tibeir , iiiUr farmers pitciiinj hey iron, filigree hall lamp, a cahret, BiAd Houses The Pattysvilia Civic From this scene has come a pbrsae yoe BJ JI HU , made from an elephant tuskiiand WmBird of Ann Arbor gave a and xZHt BB cture at Unadilla Ihurs night r, VAJ,WWfl n j lecture of under 4he auspices Saloon League Wm Dardy has pncriBia Axie Randall has JO it he Huntington iann and will live oa xhe Anu Un CW VanHom, a plant and flower arrangement with a miniature village and May Pole, with a bowl of gold fish as the iooal point of interest Miss Wen dstiedn, a plaque of naus, jrs J i JTTr Tll S nl ay the sua shines Well, ni the John Bruif form until he con tj y move the buildings on the ,3 Frank Burden and then The Dispatch 150 A QA A tmc M 5 CWJourroughs vases MrsMri M3 OS6 VJzS Cairo, aprons, Cwb Sheik, Post the H O BwdaaoU home wnet 7 v they gave them a surprise iUiSwarthoat is as a xesuK oi a sprained ankleWm Kennedy has purchased the Will Honis house in the part oi town Wm Building oi Bird Houses for the Pe PettysviUe School c A the Cody School The winners the Cody School wecei First Imus, 20 Second Ms Kcsold Radyl50 Third Bradle S7S imported Caird Unooln Pennies from 1909 tol945 and Cub Scout Scrap Bks Ms Justine Stecker, Crochet Tab Pettysvllle School First W0 tsotrnd Prise, Tommy Body J 150 TMsl prise Nancy NasK S75 IB the bof and girls partkapatrnq it m con test were pm ROo Mr and Mrs Louis with MSB le doth doUies, hanoVerchissj spending he Hot pan holders, pillow caseev dna 8pedxs at Bfiss Norma Stecker, Book of Tea Mr and Mm Joe Grtsftths will dl drawings Miss Carol Sleeker osstbiats the IS4 aepaewf thats exactly what yoa are doing when you stack up United Utee Sarin Bonds Youre aaakier C ity of future security wlua the fo is good, when a few extra dollars has been added to your takehoaw say Csroarh the new income tax law SJei vac yo shoald be acting for year stare security V 3 Trmtury Da 1 Tfcere are few Americans who eai eat a thriM oat of watching crape ex Metering plants grow Ana by the aaasc , tit there are few who cannot fed ahe aanafaetiea if planting their aosey where k will grow Invest in U S Sar is and your uvuy wiM j 4 for every S pat sate Tear eeeattry needs yoar aed fee will need money u do aalsga rea dream of today If yea asasf wage earner see to It that your name as saesaded ntth thre already enrelkdiaa tea say roll svks pUn Trcsry Oeajg Mordi25MDcmielsicto vegsory Sua Geosi Hendee sold Jfin, units of work of tne Bell house ton 3 p m to 9 p m M KdBociWsmxmtbanhjso iX00MOtiMM, Mm J oi Cksaary eB4gt i m leos Monday noon wh fbe tylth i E H MW Mf A Comedy rVtemtod by the Junior Chtan of Pmclsaey High School Friday, Saturday, March 25, 26 tAiiT FAlhEJZS pAy WAS N AACEAT OJtEECE WEN ZEUS, FATHEZ OF ME, GO0S AM Also HUMAN FAWEJX PECEVED HOMOQS ANt GFTS low I Produced by special arrangeemt wh T Heuer k,ihfiii3fifJel, Cads WilbwT n, age 18 , m Hercule tam Wttmr bee pal, alee 13 Mm Cogswell Btty Loa MaxwellJDauflhgefourteen, Mory Uu Qeener emd Mary Ann Campbell ConnJej MaxweJl Daughter, ages Bmadla BmruY Betty Lous boat friend John Maxwell Fate Jorry Janet Maxwell Mother R 0 A JACKSON Commander R G A Jackson re eently befan work as the United Nations ninth Assistant SecretaryGeneral After a distinguished career in the Australian Navy, Commander Jackson served as DeputyDirector of UNRRA from 1945 until the end of that agency 25 YfcAKu x J Mcoyonn P hosekeeper was Heath 5 W I Eighteen members of her Sun Pat nmJJhM Mr Beyer celebrate her birthday Tues VNM7SDCQCmUX7XE OFTEN HAP JO CJLM6H AN6 wx mam AHCWLPEH 7DOgA7YMAP NorATHWPAyf CHNA UA TWO FATHERS PAYS, H P2A3 ANO AUTUMN, SPC V 0S YST THE 70MSSCF, WEIR FC VFi Or fHrC HE8St TUEA FEAST TUESS ANO j 4 OFTS, Limpy McQuir A guejst Nora Umpye wile Roughhoue Rmby,Henaans tractor Aunt Mary fo Maxwells aunt Isabel Brady Day Bird sold a Fo as mJUEAU1UR, Nmmmmmo Wm6imTISELM BUY foe 1WEMSEWSS ii,, wh Barbara Clark or the GordofpC m Anne Heath ney WE Murphy has mhjrned to tht postoffice after a long iW toun fCial rePrt Putnam Hermam TflnoJrVoir JonesA ten up pu UmdBdtiuM, year show res of 250Snn andexPend 1V1V Scouts Help Refugees Lucy Bums A vtrtosjl walking ncyclopedie , Pat Mr Potter, Insurance Salesman 1 can Joe Clark PERSONALS Mrs Matt A Uo old lady ConnoUy Plrrtcics mas A symopste ti the pbry will be on pe one GOOD SNKU1TIW BITWHN ACTS v ADMISSION 31V 50e Betty VcmBlaircum to , fcf VlerB tUmed dow 2 x to proposition to incorpate W hgquist as a C1 DrcLey has been api by U S andI is now the postmaster at Dexte Basil White and wie oTiloweU wer guests at the Ben K home last Thursday Abner Watkins and family of Detroit sDent iKt ,i ,J end at Todui Lemon The United Nations and How It Works spent the week their home here Mr and Mrs L spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Gal lup of Fowlerville Mr and Mrs John Carpenter I were in Howell Sunday evening f A large crowd attended the hob by show held at te Pettyville school last Sat night Miss Eva Melvin, Edward Drost and Mrs Louis Coyle visited Mrs Rose Howard at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Sunday Lynn Hendee and wife spent Sunday with the Dr Jumes Nash family in Coldwater Gale Hendee is home from M State college for 10 days Jane Franklin of Howell pent the week end with her sisterMrs Dolly Baughn Baxter Hooper of Detroit was a Sunday guest of Lpxter McAfee Mrs Lester McAfed and dsugh ter, Leslie wejooiietoJCUeen Bay, WisVlast week by the illness of her mother, Mrs BairdBarbara is staying at the Clifford VanHorn home Mr and Mrs Wm fogfamaf The United Nations Scout Association, sponsors of a drive for clothes toys and food supplies from members of the UN staff and detente collected approximately two tons of suppUes at a ceremony held J Swarthout at Parkway Viljatfi Jamiika NevVnrk above, llietearfnt was turned over by tiiC Scouts to the American Friends Committee for distribution to needypersons, especially Palestine refugees r T usssjBBjesBBs Heailtng for New Homes at Last B SMteM 0e ef ttie irst of hundreds of schools tl lroarhout Yofk, neat VJf Headquarters A recommendation tte world which are adding studies ef the Unitedi that all VM Member Countries encourage the Nation, its Charter and Hs activities to tfaeJri addition of similar courses to their school pro Is the high school at Great Keck, Newl gram was adopted by the General Assembly Imlm1mtmtmllifti Try a Want Advt ia the Dispatch ws Farmington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H C Vedder John Zeeback and wife of Lin coln Park were Sunday guests of the George Frazier family t Mies Gertrude Spears spent the week end in Detroit Mr and Mrs Stanley Dunchack came home with her DrWCWylie and wife of Dexter were Sunday guests of the Mollis iWylie family L D Haines of the U S Uavy has been assigned an the USS Greenwich and expects to go to Persian Gulf Pvt Beryl Lewis is home from Camp Breckenridge Ky on furlough VfPtl Robert Nosker of Strawberry Lk underwent an appendicitis op oration at McPherson hospital HowelL Miss Dede Hinchey a patient at St Joes hospital Ann Arbor Doni Spears and Bonnie Van Blaircum were home from Bristol, Pa over the week end When James Meyer of the USN reached Pear Harbor, the first per he saw was Ray Hnrtfbuse r Gregory who got there before he did I We are iniormed by U S Patent Ofcm that John F Bseie was givnexi a patent on an abraidkie tool on hist Murdi 15 Mrs Betty BeHe and ton of Wolf ed Lake are vMssj 0 tte j A total of 414635 refugees or displaced persons have found newhomes or have hern returned to their countries through the efforts of the International Refuse Organization of the United Nations IRO during its first 18 ruu ths of operations Here a group of displaced persons boards a 1 k at one of IROs centers in Europe ON Poets and Faces t Tr YIMIN The Imamate of Yemen is sa ancient Kingdom in the southwest part of the peninsula between Aalr and the British protectorate of Aden in Arabia Wish an approximate area of 75,tee snare nUles and a population of 3,MMM teiastfsnts, mmmsaBssBSsaSSi Yemen grows coffee and grain hi the fJateau ef El Jebel, the most fertile part of Arabia lis experts are eeffee, grain, hides and charcoaL Its capital is Basra, an eld wailed city with eight gates Yemen was adssJtted to ths United Nations on 3 September 147, and at was renteatti M Second Session of theUN General Self El Islam Abdullah Us iag he a lee white white n a i 3 t t BjsjBeenessii ii 1 TWe FLckMfX PtlpiVti Wednesday, Marrh 23 1949 The Peo Store i The Plnckney Dispatch Sf MCOUu VJAI f st Petofle atuickiMy Mkhtffaii uio Pebhbiied fcvery Wednesday 116 Main St Hncknjv, Mchrtxa l e Yem VV Curlett, lbtia SQUIRES CHICKS Mrs Ha2el Ey oi Ann Arbo spent Sunday at trie M L Darroi Groceries, Drygoods Gents Ftrniishings 218 South Mich Ave , Howell Canned Goods Lingerie Sitoes t Kennedys Gen Store Utica, Mich Jack Harvey is mighty proud of the ekctric water system on his farm He declares thas not only did the installation ply for itself in a surprisingly short time, but it has jumped milk production 10 Just as enthusiastic is Mrs Harvey, v ho says that because f the completeness of the system, her family is now cloying a far happier, healthier and more comfortable life than before installation No wonder thousands of other farmery linked fcy Edison lines, have also discovered PROFITS GROW WHEN WATER PLOWS Tbt btartjtf modern IMng tn the farm ENLARGE YOUR SYSTEM Complete water systems electric nurrips ofli types sltd capacities, for us in shallop medium or deep wlls are aviffc able for immedajj instaiiati See your friendf f dison F Service Advisorr full deta Theres no obligation to y The DETROIT EDISON Co vtrMrvyivvA ipot Caito XI UbfiiJQt J19S9util9 OlUWa fORSES 230 COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SEES AND CONWTIOrt CALVES, BHBB and PIOS BBiOVB FBKE CARL BERG Plumbing Water 8 jrtems etc Stanley Dinkel Mrs, Rose Hendee U again at hex home on S Mill St Joe Singer oi Lansing spent the end here Henry Gilbert is now in Fla Kathleen Reason, daughter ol Mr and Mrs Jack Reason under went an operation at Row liospit oL Stockbridge last week Russell Read oi Piitsburg, Va and Mi and Mrs Jacc 3chunu of Windsor Out vvete quests ut the Ross Read hams last week The Herb Snsaas werrf recant guests of Mr and Mrs Jnmsa iin cher at Tampa Florida Mrs Ann troupe and daughter Vivian ol Howell werj weok en a guests a the W C Miller home Sunday guests oi Mr and Mis Robert Tasch were Mr and M, lames Cameron oi Detroit Mrs Esther Hall and Mrs Elo so Campbell took the formers baby to Ford hospital Detroit for examination last week Monday Roy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota call j ed at the Fred Carpenter home m Pontiac Sunday Mrs Mable Suydam oi Jackson spent the week end at the MJ Reason home The Reasons took her home Sunday and called on Kathleen Reason at Rowe hospital Stockbridge Sunday guests oi Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer were Herbert Palmer and wife of Lansing, Mrs j Meyers and Mrs Alma Ellswor i th of Howell Mrs Walter Clark spent Friday with Mrs Edsel Meyer and child Ten at YpsilanU Stanley Dinkel and family spent Sunday with the James Brogan family in Lansing Den Griffith and wife oi Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the Joe Griffith home Mrs Janis Baker and 2 children of Syracuse, N Y, are visiting at the Can homo Ambrose Kennedy and family I of Howell were Sat visitors at the j Murray Kennedy home Mr and Mrs Edward Grablick Justine Ledwidge have returned from Mexico and bought a home in Femdale Denise Ledwidge of Detroit spent lest week with her mohor Mrs Eleanor Ledwicgo James Noecker and family of Brighton were Thurs night guuss at the Don Swarthout home j Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge tpenr4 Saturday in Royal Oak Mrs Earl Baughn is visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Seefeld at Columbus, Ohio who is ill j Frank Aberdeen and wife were in Ann Arbor Sunday Wm Murrell and wife of Ypsil anti were Sunday guests of Mr j and Mrs John Carver Gordon Hester and wife of Yp silanti were Sunday guests of the Andrew Nisbetts Sunday guests of Mr and Mr W H Meyer were W G Meyer and wife of Stockbridge and Wm Lamb and family of AnnJrborJ Henry Hussy who Kves over the l Lavey Hardware is a patient at McPherson Hospital Howell Mr and Mrs Joe King and fam ily of Detroit were week end, guests of Mr and Mrs ClitiorJr Chaxnbes In the spelling contest at met Green school last week whero Mrs AJta Meyer is teacherClara Horwood son of Mrs Warda Mill er Horwood, won first prize Charles Soule and family of Howell spent Sunday at the Phil Sprout homo Mr and Mrs Ken Wylie an daughter Kay, were FrL night din ner guests of Mr and Mrs Pat Cain of Portage Lake Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Alfred Pfau and wife and Lyle Redinger and j wife of Iocso and Harold Smith Ona Campbell and fcruiy were and wife of Marion in Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Richard Earl Gerald Clinton ana Traverse City were Sun guests roit called at the CJ ClT of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee Saturday tHBjm L Sunday night at St Marys ch v OLS PARTY fch motion pictures were shown of The O E S entertained the Mas The Eternal Sacrifice, the Vati one and their families Satnight an and the Mass before a large at the Masonic HalL the program attendance Gerald Reason opr consisted of a group of songs by jated the machine the O E S singers Mrs Percy El John Bailey who lives on the lis gave wo readlings and Mrs Dexter rd is in McPhersor hos Merwin Campbell gave two num pital, Howell with pneumonia Jud So Order your Baby Chicks mow Hatching Large Type English type White Leghorns Boned Hacks Send for your price list toda Hatching each Monday and Thursday Squires Hatchery Phone 305W 1 Youll sing a iong cf savings when you ioe hs big, beaufify Philgas Special Model 648 range Here youll find oil these important ftaures one giant and three simmer tnjrrTeTi flush 10 wall construction welded sfeel frame dependable oven regulator roomy storage drawers and many other cooking conveniences Immediate installation in your kitchen no waiting let your Philgas dealer show you the conveniences oi fast, clean, modern got poking at a price suited fo your family budge pvic 1595o From Mar 1118 Only 100 Hockey Service 484 EAR MAIN i ead cr Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED RQMgJJL hORSES 250 COWS 6S0 HOGS 50c per cwt WE BUY HIDES AllD CALF N phoae 88 Placknef Central Pgad 5tockCi t Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi Ludke took Mrs Grace Bennott who has been visiting at the DK el uome back to Lansing Su, Leo Cuiish and wife of Detro were Sunday guests of Wjn She han and wile r limoi of Detbn home Chy oi Kotrell IM ftald Ceiaty oa 5tli day oi Mareb, JL P 1149 th PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 Mr and Mr Wm Mercs of Pinckney and Gerald Dinkel of and Lake Checnttng were bers inpersoning Judy Canva Later we hear he is home 1 Clyde Fisher spoke in behalf of , the Masons afterwards the group Mr and Mm George Meahon jr i 8 STIITT mi TH iuiKi oi nd Robtft wm in Mason Suk 5 njyed a delightful lunch in the Th San guest, and also called at the Wm, Mar i ,JT w Dinkel In M evanlna was spent to cara play A 9tkn OF MCRTOAN Court for tb Coaaty ol oi ftsld 8es hsM IBSM Prat Hon HMUI B laUth, Jtt4f oi roiaUfc la the Matter el the Eetarte of Kail J Elgart Deeecaed Lewie E Birdeall Public Ada herlnf filed in eaid Court bis petition, proyiag lor license to eeil the interest oi void eel ate in certain real estate therein described It is Ordered that the 28th day or March A D, 1949, at tern oclock in the forenoon said Froscle Otfico be ind Is hereby appointed ior hearing aid petition, and that all parsons intsr ested in said estate appear before said Court at eaid tin and place, to show cause why a license to sell the intareet of said estate should set bo granted It Further Orderedrbat public thereof be areas, by P of aoopy atftlo essst eses ease lor three etrid day of heartse Dispatoh a eewapapa ehcutated Is said CodSty Hiram R Smith I tet w fWCKjNTEY Wednesday, Jura Special Established 188 19L5 McPterson 116 Cu Ft List Price 5211 j, tf Banh Close Out Line425 Says Icicle la ITS FC2 BETTER EATING AT 0VER COST BUtK ESCO Home Freezer, 20 cu ft capacity with spacesaving cablecop surface Oaeof 6suciurd lodele, 10 co 40 cu ft, ROAD TO SUCCESS There is one mainline track on the road to success I can be termed Living within ones income i To follow this track in business or in personal living is no al ways easy for any deviation soon leaves the mainline to behind to turn back The reserve fuel for the rain becomes too near de pleted Successful buisnesses build reserves or saving from current in come General Motors Corp could no employ a single man today had it not used its savings wisely to provide more facilities for proa ucWon and thus employ more peo pie Each dollar we save provides us with a growing fund which will wor for us and work for others FOB SALEiOne 16 lack OM bo torn tractor plow 5Fl Chiford Chambers, Phone 35F13 OR SALE Alfalfa Hay first and second cutting Reasonable 2022 Rush LaJce Rd Ph 161T3 FOR SALEWacrier electric brood and Poultry Supplies and Xasco Feeds Order your Baby ChicksDaUy lhuO A L to 200 P M Now far March and April All Except Wednesday horn blood tested stock j MonTuesufrLSat 7tie00pxn PROFESSIONAL CORNER TnE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Dr ilay Uufty M U MICA Squire Hatchery HoweUCchPhone 305W FOR RENT 1947 Howard house trailer, 48 ft long, bowled gas oil heat, electricity Gas and Elect DR a 112 R McCUJSiUi Dennt North Michigan Telephones 835 hesfcience 814 ridty furnished 45 a month itmw FOR SALE1947 Studebaker pick HERB SNEEb up, low mileage, 6 ply uresAeat Phone 183 207 EGrand River er oak rack Howell Michigan John R Beens, 9315 Halfmoon Estate InsuranceJrokexage f Lake Rd, Pinckney, FOR RENT 5 room semi m at Phone Pinckney 141F2 j Mr, Max Dyer WAI SALErThe S G Teeple Home in village oi Pinckney,cor oner oi Main St and Howell RdMust be sold Submit oner to Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Howell I Phone 675 CUT Leke and Farm Property, A Speciality list Your Property with Q USE LAVEY General Insurance Phon 58F3 Michigan AU CTIONEER Sales a Speciality PERT WYUE VANWMKLE d VANWINia XXWVejfiWlnkle CXVaaWinkle Attorneys c First flkrte and Savings Boai Howell Michigan Cemetery Memorials 124 NMaln StAna AruorMich Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell 439 or 9 Monuments Markers 5N I AVitSM Attorney ot Law 13 Phone PhnTl57Fn MYPr Plum State License P H Lion, Mich Hepar nj ES ifng le Dilv h Lakf enjoy yoer own freshfrozen foods McFhSftQO Statfi 3ffllii EXPERT KANO TUHNWOJ, nndwnjsni Homer sed meats and poeitry or bought in money saving v iolesale quantities si delii ous fruits and vegetables all yours for year round eating pleasure when have an 5CO Freezers i Big zero storage compartssents airblast fan that freezes 3 times faster ESCO Is built wtli, for thrifty, trocblefree operation, by specialists in farm refrigeration equipment since 1927 FARM and HOME FREEZERS A savings Accouml can oe open ei with as little as a Ji bill at fksonab Money to loan at lfjgsonabie raos Interest paid onjkrvlnon rks and Time Certificate oi Depositill deposit up to 50000 insured by cur membership in the Fed Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Over Years oi Safe Banking AT REASONALE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Arbor, Mich, EDWARD WIGGJNHOUSE LOSTBlackMale Cocker Spaniel Reward for return OUn Robinson jr Rush Lake FOR SALE 5 room house, large Garage 4 acres of land 12C0 Mi tower Road F Behn STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Urw 287 K E Grand River Howell tfsVMJtKATION SSnVtOE HABOLD RADY JU1 le4P3 CI svAcjwi sov Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 Pinckngy,MlcK Wlb C REICKHOFF br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan For Appointment PI ne 358 Residence 613 Lavey Hardware V Kays Beauty Shop OPEN TUESDAY NIGHT FOR MEN ONLY SHAMPOOS STEAMER TREATMENTS Closed Monday Open Tuesday Thursday Nues SHOP HOURS ttOO A M 6t00 P M WftdTrin and Sat PHONE 158 I ONLY A DROP but many drops turn hydro elec trie generators that make 35 of ctll electric power in the Unit ed States ONLY A DOLLAR but many dollars, regularly de posited at this bank, can help you build security, and have the other good things you want hST WArirAL bANK HOWftLL n Member Federal Deposit nsur, ance Corp All deposits p to DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned 8844 Portage Lake Road, Bexier 3461 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 84F14 CARL JONES l JANE TASCH Lettere or Any Papers Composed i ftfj N rJUA m YAIW Convenience Mv Frldaj, Saturday March 25 21 SSSW SStftS 715 p m DiaxY Cartoon B A MBT k Toetekooiar Palt Advoahiro Cartoon Sanaa Shows 1,57 1 Conerete Producta Gravel Saxcv Top SoiL Read Gravel In and Road Built r Copied at Your Convenience Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract AR Work Coaldeattal T628 Toma Rd Pinckney Rte 2 lit MaaKnesaer Phese 50F11 phone Dexter 3 116 WANTED Donations of sheets, Want Ad i bath towels,crutches and a wheel I chair for the Livingston County n j Unit of the American Cancer SocFOR Wa, chSyXey9 iJL ine Sunday, Monday, March 27, 2t John Lund Wanda HendrlxJkrrry s FOUND On village dump a pair Fitsgerald Monty Wooley of eye glasses Roy Fisher In MISS TATLOCKS MXUDN E Crane Street HoweQ One oi the Years Beet Comedy Cartoon Nowe Tuon, Wod Thux March 29, 30, Jl First Show at 7tl5 P M Fred MacMurray Madeline Carroll IiTT AN INNOCENT and 7tlS p BU Friday, Saturday, March 25, AFFAIR Latest FOR FINISH Carpenter work and Kitchen Cabinets, drop a card to FOR SALE 14 Xnapman bo John R Beens, 9315 Half Moon with steering gear radMartinWi 6 Road Motor 300Uu Murray Daggi FOR WttE Qft aprons 100 HlLand Laxe each Mrs R K Elliott wAkTEDRiders to Anii Arbor i LSTMedium size puppy Thurs rroca 430 p m shift to 1200 pm Febl7th white with black spots rtul Singer, Pinckney nd black left eye named Pewee Trtfl iWuWdiT AW hEBlGv RanUoiph in 21 Scott tNG Prices Reasonable ience work 5030 Burgess Rd 4 ssilss West oi PiaoJmey iBTi CORONER CREEK with Marguerite Chapman FOR SALE Mixed and Alfalia Hay Louis Stackable Ph30F3 WANTEDSCRAP IRON AND HETAL We pkk uy STEFFHN 4 ROBU fuhjeeu Gregory Mich, Phone 18F1 QUALITY AVON THEATER Sam Gentile Pinckney Mich WANTED Tobuy an oil burner heating stove to heat 4 or 5 Fred Campbell Lake R 2 Pinckney iWoman wishes ride from Lakeland to Ann Arbor, working hours 4 p m, to 12 p m Phone Brighton 6036 before 2pm MrsEsther Imus,Box 63 Lakeland wANTilb Daycare for presch ool age children in my home 200 a day 30 a hour 6 FWNJU iAibb VREPAflOT MCngCA WIRING 1, L, POND, Friday Satuxday, March 25, 21 THUNDERHOOF In Sopiatono A Vory Good Story oi a Hono eats Groceries Preston Foster Mary Stuart Mown Haws rueoday, March 27, 2S SIGrrf QFTHE RAM A Homoy Fktnro Starring Petess, Helen Knox Sana Wildftro SEWER TROUBLE SAVE 25 Roots Rags Obetac pittax 250 Putnam Phome les etc removed, without digging by electrical machine No results I No ehargeAU work guaranteed f Abo Septic Tanks Cleaned 24 r Hour ServicePhone HowelLMlchf 1 Igan No 1354W4 ROOFING CONTRACTORll j Do you need a new root or does your name need residing CALL iCY The Jackson Roofing Co of Ann PHONE PINCKME Arbor is wwil equipped to take care of your roofing and siding AUTO GLASS needs We also specialize on built OriNiON 130 Aetarn oi Wood with Yoai On v Market Prices Courteous Service w Clarks FOOD STORE Mr and Mrs Howard Read and son were in Ann Arbor a the IWUde home Tues night Wlbur Elsele and family oi Fow lerWSSw cttQed at the home of Mrs Emma VoOnW Sunday Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Lee Leavy were Vincent Shields end family of Ann Arbor, Mfomd Mrs Watts Barbour and son of Stockbridge and Mrs Mae Metz of Howell Mr Hobey is a victim of the mumps Miss Dorothy Parker subSutuona lac nsn fnofajkwtn5x members of Lhr olsjBdsda Masonic dsfMct at fikm4onday night Clyde win Campbell Winston Baughn Clare MBler W C MOler, P W CurJett Brandon White and LJ Henry This was a 7m duttict meetmg of the lodges of Washien Xtwasjd Livingston VMIHJ Dr Francis B Lambs of Mdkmd grand lecturer was in chargev nu nb B1 OT WKCS THAT BRO 5SS 525oertftiah Q, OIA88 W YOUR CAR sneer metal onop, rmexney IBPa mtwr DSPTQ Ann Arbor, Mich, M Beat 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 23, 1949 Description An account of the resource March 23, 1949 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 1949-03-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/21f7bdcbe860e88926fb7ab4db5f50bc.pdf 02ed51bf1ebed5a874cc1a7a9e6794e0 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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WWpppwpPfipiww pncbnei T tJ The Pincknej DJepeVs Wednesday, March 30 1949 it o 3 Mitfcfjym Mirror Eight Michigan legislators have Robbed The Pinckney postonice WOE en tered some time early Sunday Joined to initiate a constitutional morning but ail that Was taken amendment to limit centralisation of authority in Washington The proposal is very complicated It would distribute 8 billion in federal funds among the states on a perccrpita basis It would set aside 5 percent of federal income to pay thenatiQsjal debt, limit the number of new states to bet admitted place a floor on gold content of the dollar, and a minim um deduction of 600 for income tax purposes The purpose is to stop the distrib ution of federal funds to the slates after administration expenses are taken out If the law were in effect Michigan would receive 325 466936 in federal funds instead of 58,582,526 However the amendment is a long way off as two thirds of the was about 20 in cash and some stamps Entrance was gained through a rear windowThen a big canvas was spread across the front of the officeand a hole about 2 ft square cut through the steel door of the safe In doing this the robbers set off a tear gas cartridge which forced them to aband on the job before entering the safe Two big acetlyne gas tanks and a smaller one were left behind by them The New Hudson postoffke was also robbed that night,possi bly by the same gang The Elsa Bock store at Portage Lake was also broken into but only beer stolen The gas tanks abandoned are thought to have been stolen horn some garage machine shop or junk yard Mail was also lam sacked and scattered about Robb states must call a constitution con ing postoftices is a federal often vention to consider it and three se and Federal inspectors came fourths of the states must liauiy i here from New Hudson after in Gov Williams has asked the jvestigating that break in there governors of other states o join him in extending the payment of service mens unmployment com Mrs Lucy Reason night tele phone operator did not hear the robbers and the breakin was not pensation to 52 weeks Veterans discovered until late Sunday morn having no seniority are the first laid off Sen Higgins says that 400,000 of the 680,000 used car transactions last year did not have to pay ing ostoffice inspectors were here Sunday and again Monday It was noccessary to cut a hole in the safe steel door bigger in order j spring Lidie n The townsiup eiecio is xpiii 4 The wo tickets are DEMOCRAT Current Commemt 1 Suporvuo j LloiA IVU, iJhjii Com , lice uire Ben White Jiiio vacancy Otto POUILOP ad oi rtev Fred vVylia i Jonsiabies Eawaid Spoors dec uimeniwi, Wm rauell Wrn Lanovv REPUBLICAN Stanley Dinkel supervisor High Com Justice1 vacancy Bd oi Rev , Constables Win j Vanbaiicum, L s Gerald Vedder Albert Shirley Ora Haines Robert Honne Jesse Richardson Brandon vVlwe Gni Mann Lennon Bruce dlev Van Sickle Albert J Schmitt, Pastor mday Menses, 800 and 1000 Ileins of Interest , Many people have been prea sales tax He would substitute to get in and as a result Pinckney dieting and waiting for the present a 3 percent transfer title tax which was without stamps for awhile high prices to breakThe general Daily Mass 730 AM would Uaise 12 million j Monday morning The acetline feeling is that prices have far out Confessions Sat 73Q to 990 n The USDept of Commerce has gas tanks are believed to have j stripped wages, in int o far Sundavbefore 800 mass spent 30 billion over a 30 year been those reported stolen from a j that the consuming Ho does Fridaysufrr Novenna DvoV period and now has 89,000 em Munith garage one night last wk pot have enough rruny to buy I Novenna to Our SoTowful Mtyh m ployees 3000 new oases were added to welfare rolls in Feb bringing IK number on relief to 36,500 MASONIC OTE S NIGHT The Masons held a joint night with the Stars Sat high On ac count ol the Junior Play no special program was put on An or They are valued at 300 Finger prints and photos wero taken and we understand the government men have leads as to In robbers TWENTY FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Miand MrsJ Griffith held open house Sunday on the occasion of ,, tneir 25th wedding anntversaiy chestra consisting of Olin Robin They had many caller and well son piano Harold Swathout drums, Aaron Shirey, guitar and Mrs Mildred Parks, cello played wishers and received many Leaut iful presents The evening was spent at cards MRS MAUDE GELMORE Mrs Maude Gilmore,70 mother of Mrs Goldie Bowman of Marion CONSERVATION NOTES There am apprpxirnaly 6,000 00 deer iatbe Canada or an avenjje djMgfe Pr mile UF RSr Beavers mat dttreig the midwinter, probably during the laLio part of January or February, tnd the young are born in April or May died at the Owosso Memorial not pital last Saturday SuiViving are a son and 3 daughters The luner al was held Tuesday at tha Oak Grove church with burial there BERfl6cKSDIES Lrt Hicks a lifelong resident of this vicinity passed away very uddenly at his home March 25, iU49 He was a son of George ELECTION NOTICE Pussuan o a resolution passed land Lucy Hickb born at the farm by the Board of Supervisors, of home June 9 1865 i wo brothers what they want and nave to con tent themselves with suoplvmq bare needs only The break came during the past month or so whei goods such a3 autos refrkjarators radios etc ceased to move Tjd factories started laying off men by the thousands This could not continue under pressure prices took a nose dive The KaisrFra zier Auto Co anonunced cuts as high ao 333 on some models The WillysKniqht Co also cut pi ices and Henry rord II, head of the Ford Motor Co in a speech Mon said price cuts by his co were possible, Westiughouse cjt the price on refrigerators from 150 to 200 and so did the Gibson Co The Borden Co cut the price of milk and ice cream and the trend is very definitely downward This was bound to come for no company or industry can make goods which they cannot sell for any great period DOT payments have also been cut and credit periods extended In Eoston last week a dept Fridays at 730 PM Livingston County, in regular ses sion, on January 14, 1949 Uie following proposition will be sumitt d to the qualified electc of said County at the General Election, to be held on April 4th 1949 Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assessed each year against pro perty in Livingston County, Mich, be increased by iftreetenths of an percent 0 3, of the fessessed valuation of all property in said County, for the period of one year nieces, nephe the year 1949 to 13Sttras providfp,n ffTvgrffi ed in Sec 21 of Article X of the Constitution of Michigan as amendedr for the purpose of rate LOMMuJMtir CHURCH I Uonvrfaationai Rev L D Biady Minister Ciiou Practise Wed Night Gryaiiist v ilhoir Director Mrs Merwui CumpbfiJ S S Supi Merwin Campbell Wednesday Choir Practise,7ou No Junior Choir practise this wk ilmrs, Bible Sudy at the Parscnacje at 800 oclock Sunday, April 3rd Church Service at 1030 Sermon topi A Cross for AH Sunday School at 1130, Topic Turning Toward the Cross Trustees Meet iiq at 500 Pilgrim Fellowship Meeting in Church Sanctuary at 5 00 Supper for Candidates for membership xi 600 Rev and Mrs Carol Badder of East Lansing as guests Evening Lenten Service at 730 Sermon by Rev Carol Eadcter Asst Sate Supt Topic Christians Are People Who Care Monday, April 4 Election Day at 11 oclock, Justice has at ftTst triumphed and the 9 nudjsts arrested by Lynn Hendee j Sheriff Ray Gentler near Monroe Murray Kennedy last August have been convicted Wayne Can by a jury of indecent expostui Dwight Wcaoner The sherilf had his troubles but Homer Aouey persorvered to the end and now is justified 100 percent He tat tried to get evidence from the ground but was foiled by the high ience around the camp Thenhe hired a plane but still could not get a good squint of those in the altogether Finally, procuring a spyglass he was able to see a few iigures minus clothes and crashed the gate, tfie relat es ho chased a 60 year old wo man clad in the costume made lumous by Adam and Eve but could not catch her The he gra ced he 9 who had shed their loning and after many months Mfi secured a conviction To us all this seems far fetched If a bun ch o crack brains wish to risk ihe danger of mosquito bites and goose pimples by cavorting mound in the nude behind high walls who cares Some 40 years aqo when Pinckney still had a rvinming pool and mill pondthe village youth of teen age used to go swimming in he nude The pool was well hidden by brush and he practise prevailed for many years Then an irate lady descended on the village council one night and demanded that ihe practise be sopped She said by looking out her upstairs bedroom she could see them The council as in many such cases yielded to pressure and passed an ordinance against nude bathand put up signs about town stressing a 5 penalty As far as we know there were never any convictions secured or arrests made POAD IMPROVEMENT Tl mild and snowies winter this ai wuj u boon to thu Living, county road communion and helped them save the monry which is normally spent for labor in snow removal and road rf nan costs Ice removal costs, however are high having totalled S1500U 2 onhalf times abovo normal Through an agreement with the township board and boards oi supervisors the townships have ul located a portion of the sales tax to the county road commission foi gravelling township roads So far 45,000 tons of gravel has boon i spread which otheitwise would I have been impossible The money j allocated was part of the sales Itax money received by the town ships Under agreement the town ship pays for ci labor and matei ial and the commission furnishes equipment 5 new trucks have bouqht and now seven trucks will be used in haulinq gravel on th roadt, all the year The following townships allocat ed 2,000 dollars CohoctahCon way, Derlield, Green OokHandy Iosco, Hartland, iowell, Oceola, Maricn, PuLnnm Tyrone Unadilla Ham burn 1 MJ Brighton 2,500Gerra S1TJ cr total of 31,000 Thii wrr n li The plan it is hoped, will br continued in 1949tor announced a sale of 2700 over Dinner beginning Henry and unaries, ana iwc i 6atg Qnd men suitg or n t0 laEl ,orved by ,,he jdieg Aid family teis, Mrs Emma Burges and Mrs only Their stQre wasChurch Supper at 700 pIOgicuiiMary Swarthout preceded him in Lwamped with customers and I Sound Film The Way of SuW death On September 25, 1895 he was married to Gertrude E, FitchTo thi3 happy union a son, Roy James was born, who departed this life December 13 1921 Mr Hicks was quiet and unassuming, dearly loved his home, a kind and loving husbandHe leaves to mourn a loving wife, nieces, nephews and friends iral wnq held at the Swarthout they sold over 1000 slightly out oi en, the story of the Lite of Paul date suits and overcoats Now sponsored by the Ladies Aidseems to be definitely a buyers market YOUNGLOVE P T A The Younglove PTA held their uesday, April 5, The Ladies Auxiliary meets a the Mark Nns home CALVAitt election of officers Friday night Mrs Reece Gudith was named pre3, Harry Lang, vice PresMrs rrtl was hfild gt 11,8 hold shadowLYQna Ponies Meeting 73Q Funeral Home Monday ret on the nigh Evening Wonfcip 815 n t official social ai n utuuvi w 3 e,,f D, n s inq additional funds to rnnru aSnewCiuSy JaU and Shen Residence and other buUdmg and grounds improvements John A Hagman County Clerk of f n March 10, 1949 AM IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR M PARENT Theres whoksom ntertnA aant for me youngsters to The Comic Weekly Corner, m Wia Comic Weekly, wtoe roit Sunday Times This coming SSSa party game 0 faOow aatog ooveluee Get Sun SupuW a magic trick days De Timeel roR SALE Reetaurant siae Star Sandwich GfiH electric, with gun , able for cojage or Swnt Call 9105 Pinckney Mr and Mrs Andrew Shattuck oi Mt PUaeant ytaHeiHieir dough It Mrs Hobby ROUMOA over the Beachy J Rev D IntermentotPinckney cemetery afternoon, Rev fvj r , oi prn g ing assistedbyt Rev oD3taay j meeting as then turned oveTteMrsMsRorie whohglda DR MAX PEET DIES l Dr Max Peet famed brain ana nerve surgeon and intructoa at the U of Mich, died oi a heart at tack Friday He was the son of Lai ayetie Peet who ran a store at Parkers Corners in Iosco for many years Dr Peet was educated in Fowlerville high school later attended the Mich Nornial, Uof M and had degrees from several oh er universities Surviving are his wife, 2 sons and a daughterThe funeral an burial were at Ann Arbor Monday CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Circuit court is in session this week at Howell No jury is called only nonjury cases being heard beginners class in reading and a 4th and 6th grade class in Arith after which a pot luck lunch with coffee and cocoa was enjoyed by all KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Circle of Kings Daughters will hold their regular meeting April 7 at the home of Mrs DDBrady Afternoon meeting Secretary MEtfNNQiiIE ULCi Rev Ezra Bearhy, paUor Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 Supt Roscoe Darrow Asst Walter Esch Childrens Service ll4i FrZyer MeetingsWed ve 800 NORTH HAMBURG CHURCI Swarthout Rd 6 miles northwes of Pinckney Sunday School 1C1U Supt Maurice Lsinbcic Mornira Mafrgt U00 LUTHER L JAMES Luhor L Janus, former Dpxer and Ann Arbcr chlhing merchant diod at DaTdt TiiJay Tho funer al was a the Hamilton Funeral Chapel, De ioit Monday with bur ial at DoxQ, He is survived by 2 sons and 3 daughters NUDISTS SENTENCED The nine nudists found guiiy a Monroe la 1 voek were lined Sib rachVmd S75 co3ts and put on j o a icn for 6 monthsAll but one pold Tis nudist camp has oeci in opnYno at Monroe tor 8 yrs but la voar vyas the hrs1 time it was molested JUNIOR PLAY The junior Play Boarding House Reach put on here las Fr and Sat night was one oi the befplayfe put uu in yeaiihiwas a hilarious comedy It concern a 13 year old boy who decides to nake a little extra money by turn rrrshaxne into cr boarding hou when his parentsgo awayrfttt parte were well taken The cpecialies were singing nu mbe by diiferent high Lthool The Michigan legislature is all het up because some Keego Har ho high school students visited ho legislature the other day and wroe up their impressions OB they eaw them This legislative session as many others have done has used up the first three months with stalling and not accomplish ing much About ntsxt May when tuey adjourn they viil eventually get down to business and do more in thai month then they did in the Just four The students account was printed in the Keego Haruor papei much to the wrath 0 the legislature In he account, tke students stressed the easy atti tude and lack of effort shown by me legislator They were keep ing the pages busy brine tkena ice cream cones and pop and one legislator was drinking from a hip flask All this is denied by the leq islators Of course, the entire n months session has not been wast edWhile th lftgialators are dally ing the leaders have been horse trading and conferring with press ure groups and the result will be a flood of last minute legislationse LaRUE HINCHET Married by Justice of Peac Asher Wylie a his home las Wed night, Mrs Pearl Larue and Mr M L Hinchey Mrs Asher Wylie and Kenneth hormnnica Qrj by ird 2 soorrno rolos by Marlyn Teu, acconist was Isabel Erady qoup Iraik Diiko B KET BALL BANQUET, APR9 mothers of the players on Line were witns3e3 T1 eys Land CLakes champ Lniiip basketbaU team wUl spon sor a banquet for them at the echool an the night of Saturday REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular Communication ci IJv ingston Lodge No q6 F A M on Tueeday rening, April Sth will be served after the meeting J2S 1 Pincknev Cor A aood oendanoe asked er who are inireted are ANNOUNCEMENT The Hartland Homemakers Evtw ension club extends a cordial inApril 9 A ftie program is being jVitcrtion to all interested in cake arVanged which we wiU PbuS5 decoratina to a demonstration to next week Tickets are 100 and , Qn by Qon Tesch of 7Sc for students Fowllrvule on Wed afteronon 1 Apr 6, promptly at 1 oclock at BOY SCOUT MEETING Hartland Music Hall AdmissTliere wul be a Boy Scout Meeton 25c RED CROSS DRIVE Th1 annual Red Cross Drive is on In Putnam Sup Lynn Htndae will handle the rural district and W A Ketcham the village O p W Curls Sec imq Tueeaay, t w , , the baeement oi Wnckney Cong l fan McGuir of Detroit was a I Church All boys 12 Trs or old Muri0l Ra th i tneted are Umtea , Sunday E S NOVICE All Past mctrons and Pat patrons takinq part in the work Fri April 8th are asked to moot at the OES Ho Thnrs Mar 31th at 730 P M for practice MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard G Barron, 23 Howell Betty Glover, 21Howell John Len non, 29, Webberviile Mary L Huqhes, 26, Lansing The first real definite price cut wa3 in New York last week when Sam Atkins, a tavern keeper cut the price of heer to fie a QlasJ The brewery indignaniy cu him off He obtain from anotherwhirh also cut him off Finally he found a small independent brewvuy 0 supply him This publicity ha J qiv on him an enormous irad and 1, says he is making more than ever before 1IAIL, A bill has been introduced in he Illinois legislature making it a felony to belong to the Comunist party and setting the penalty from one to five years in prison The state senate has already passed the bili We wonder if this is the answer If we were not cr swprds point with Russia we doubt that there would be any demand for such drastic action The const itutton guarantees freedom of religion, thought, politics etc Does not the Illinois law conflict with his If the Communists try to overthrow the government by force they commit treason ana come under the provisions of that law The Anarchist party here yats caused many riots and sinated x owetdeat but these were never any laws passed mak pen Tuesday at the Ed Clark Ipyrf boo m Ann Aor fcey violated M The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, March 30 194 kiM CUIUS I Stiis Ustosj auia 1et REAL AMERICAN LEADERSHIP FIGKBOftJAG m tusyu natTw Stimuli X5JW w istsi itui ftartUtaritsMrt tra L usrrtsti SJnMstltriatsn trims, son Vote Straight Republican April T 4 B sure those you elect arc experienced and capable Ameri can This election is vital to you University Regents and those who operate our schools are up for reelection Keep Michigans sound educational system under real American leadership Maintain your staad against radical Activities f The sheds and barns of the Pini , , , ckney Driving club will be sold at f i e Ann Arbor railroad wher the lace track by auction Satur all rorvice was stopped for eight ciy by a strike resumed opera ai Thursday i The Corunna school district will vote m May on erecting a 12 renin 1 iqh school building j B a vote of 898 to 102 tha Col 1 on school district acDioved th w upjMweu uo , t 0 gjoa 0J , Coiwt held m Joan Butler won the apelling ST ci nnpionship oi the Gugory sch ool DexterTheaire DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned STATE OF MICHfCAN The Probate Court lor the County ol Livingston uday, AprU 2 One D, Only Show Starti 7tl5 p m Hip Roving DeviU of the Air resenuHoa Hiram R Smith judge Bag I F0R THE 6000 OF ALL REPUBLICAN oi Piobote Bern to Mr and Mrs Jack Drap ju the Matter oi the Estate of er Julia McClear at Jackson, Edna B Moore, Deceased March 20, a SOn j E Wary Hinckley having filed in said j Clay Gordon COUnty surveyor Couit his final administration account and in Florida for fa Winter his petition praying ior the allowance RevE A Lewis of Mt Clemens thereof and lot the assignment and distrib who was at one time in charge of ution of the residue of said estate St Johns Episcopal church in HOW it Ordered That the 18th day of April ell, died last week A D 1949 at ten oclock in the forenoon , , Dick Murphy lomer Howell at sd pobate Office, be and is hereby I , high school Star is in training With appointed for examining and allowing 1 the Now York Yankees in Florida said CCCOunt and hearing, said petition EAGLE SQUADRON Witt I SYLVAN THEATER Celseix Mich Friday Saturday April 1, 2 THE GALLANT BLADE In Cinocolor snrrirNr Larry Parks Marguerite Chapman Cartoon Three Stooges News VBSBVVBJBjBjBBjmV W SSBflBBBlSfJBjeffJlBJSJHSJBnM Sunday Monday, Tuesday, April 3, 4 ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON Bobert Stack Diana rVrr, I f Jon Hall, EdgBaT0K , W1U Carton r tennis Morgan Dorothy, Melons, Sunday MondayrAprljT 4 Don DeFre Janis Paie Sunday Shews 3579 Ccjon Sportrool v You rWd What They Are Saying 111 About Julia Wean ay, intusday Aprl 6, 7 Greer Carson, Walter Pidgoon I He plays with their Norfoolk, Vateam this year School Comm Gladys McCol lum underwent an operation at U of M hospital, last week Mr and Mrs Vince Dark of Anderson christened a new television set with a luncheon ol waffles and whipped cream one nigh last week Many neighbors wer present tffflfcV Mich State Alumni have formed a Livingston County Assn at Howell with Andrew Jackson as president 100 percent of the voters in thr Gage and Monahan school dists have signed petitions to reorgan ize with the Brighton dist Petitions are being circulated in 7 other districts CoL George Thurber editor of the South Lyon Heraud has been called to report for duty at Ft It is Flatter Ordered, That pvbUc riotice thereat 1 given by pibiration of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Plnckney Diispalch a newspaper printed and circulattd in said County A true copy Hiram ft Smitb Celestia ParshalU Judge of Probate Register of Probata STAR OF MICHIGAN Tiie rrvbaU, Court for foe County ol Livingston At a session oi said Court held lathe in said County, on the 2Sth day oi Mar A D 1949 Presnt Hon, Mbam B Smith, Judge el Probata In the Matter of the Estate of JULIA MISBEHAVES v Cartoon Tuesday Wednesday, April 5, 6 First Show, at 715 P M She was a Dangerous but Beautiful Mistake Dick Powell Elizabeth Scott PITFALL ,, IK TIMBER TRAIL A Wesn in Trucolor Starring Starring Monte HLb, Lynne Roberts Plus THE MAIN STREET KID A Good C aedy Star g Al Pearce, Janet M tin, Alan Mowbray ComingMlekey, Kiss tha Blood oU Hands, Man from Colorado, Cartoon u WWMMWM First Show 715 P M Dorothy Lamour George Mont gomery, Charles Laughton l THE GIRL FROM MANHATTAN HoweU, Mich Bragg NCMarch 25 with the 62 Mabel l8m Baker, Deceased nd airborne division for the peace I arCfh Anne Bumpus having filed in said time maneuvers Mrs Thurber Court her finai adminstration account and i i t I 1 on , , f ni ii Mu Una y ur nil vr U the telephone will carry on the paper The Fowlerville school district will vote March 31 on bonding to build a 65,000 school building fj Adtntditmtni From where I sitV fy jQefMrth Remember How We Talked 7 this al u ITooors Maps cijfhtitrnLI talkint, about ivsolidfut ol thU f II went 1 he other n Mrold da ft real gor world, but uiV Now what kind of language is 4htrHap barksCant she speak laclish HI translate it for you, Ms Boopor says, in the language of she twenties, when you were aboet twenty years old She simply means this fellow is the cats whiskers Remember how w used to talk sometimes w Hap went back to reading his From where I sit, its easy to criticize the other person when we dont take a good long look at ourselves Sure, therell always be some differences Im fond of a temperate glass of beer and maybe you would prefer ginger alebut ljta just live and let live Because when we go out of our way to rind things to find fault with in others, chumes are they can find a few in Us, too 25 YfcAR Born to MJReason and wife March 29 a son Eorn to Earl Baughn and wife March 31 a soS Loretta Sopf is working in the Denton sore at Gregory Fred Howlett and wiie have returnd home from Gregory Bom to Max Ledwidge and wif March 23, a son, Kevin Eugene Mr and MrsC Weddiye ui Ete roit have bought the Jim Henry farm and moved on it swarr Casper Vollmer and wife have Th pJS1 M,CGAN r , tn re1e Court ior e County of her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for assignment and distribu tion of the residue of said estate It is Ordered That the 18th day of April A V 1949 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Trobate OfIco be md is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, It is Further Ordered That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy oi this ardor once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearlnf tn the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and rircf 1 dilated in said Comty Hiram 1L Smith Tndqe ef Probate Mlnnje 3, Farter, Dep Reg bf Probate Cartoon and Musical Tuesf Wed Thur, March 29, 30, 31 Jane Wyman Lew Ayres JOHNNY BELINDA Ctrtoon A Tgt rrrf 1 ry rr j Friday SatyrdayTApril I, 2 AVU1 1ULATEIB i Montgomery CliftAUne McMahon In 1 THE SEARCH and Russell Hayden, Jennifer Holt in WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS Cart 000 Sunday Monday, April , 4 Friday, Saturday, April 1, 2 In Sepia tone HETURN OF WILDFIRE A Good Western with ichard Arlen PatMorrison Mat Sunnay 15 P M, Caannuons n Comdr ylo Randolph Scott, Marguerite Sunday Tuesday, April 3, ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU to Technlcoolor Romance and Music I Chapman In CORONER CREEK In Cinocolor Comedy Cartoon Ntwq Esther Williams, Peter Lawford Tnosday,We4nesdayThttrsdaylM April 5,67 Plus News Gary Cooper and Ann Sheridan 0 ComingIJiwiiight on the Rio Grande The Pirate in GOOD SAM NoreeV Cartoon moved into the Charles Reason house on UP ad ilia Wm Mercer holds an auction April 9th Wm Cady and wife have mor ed back to their farm ixoui V Arbor t ,srfc 47 YEARS AGO On Filduy nigfti there will be a IMeaeton At a feosoo of said Court bold at me Probate Office in the Ciry of How ell in said County on the 8th day of March A D, 1949 Presentifos Hiram R Smith, Judfe of Probate , i IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF I James LaRosa, Deceased, Roaria LaRosa having filed in said Court her petition praying Copyright, 1J19, I nitl Siurs lireuers Foundation tto SAITY TALfJ lMZ US ROUTE0 W GlAtt, AQSS WCHHWS flffl I SALTWEU T P ffr 1 mNk OF THE OOh tI,iCALj COMPANY, MD CEtfTZAt MC7WS i t meeting at the townhall of all 1 those interested in obtaining a loc person I al telephone exchange I If i9 George Close of he Evergreen Stock Farm, Anderson, has sold ministration of said esfate be granted tc Albert J Rapp or to some other suitable Ordered, That the 5th day of April A D 1949 at ten oclock in th forenoon, at said Probate office, be and I his iine team of horses to Milwau I hereb Ppoiattd for hearini said Pet kee parties for 1500 itionThe high school will put on the j h Furthef ptay Comrades soon The village council will pay 15 for information of the persons who M ta Plncfal0y smashed out the street lights last week Ordered That public nofico thereof ho given by pjjdblicattonof a copy of this order once each week for fiwee successive weeks previous to MMOUS MfflOIMt tiOPC ATNTEtLOCHEKOOSr Cnyt8 THEMATJOm HIGH SCHOOL OKHES7M AMD BAND CAMP 4COXi ANO QUE 00 mDfVGSACCCMXXTE 300 MUCAHS FROM AIL 4Zmm Mae Brogan is teaching in the Hause district The home of Wm White in Maricn burned down last week Willie Conners is working for 1 Frank Tiplady Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and drcrcujrted tn said enr A tyue copy fedram R Smtttt Cessna Parshall Judfo of Probate Register Probate i y i SbecwuUot 1 Just one of man I Briggs Features f j Four stunning pnsteis , modest baths and budgets J sandstone, green, blue, ivory No wonder Briggs baths are 1 proof porceenamel In Aik for FREE bh let, Plan, j J tddioon, BriggsBetotyware ning Your Bathrooms aud lie most Powder Room 2 ufupexsty, ttAXE or meaoMM i uicnunriitf nusn POT movdorwoo HOME OF THOMAS A D80Nt BOASTS THE FRST ELECTAFED UNLWMTEMmf 7UHMEL EVER 6fLTPOATHUSAAHSbOFEH WB9, IT WAS ACCLAIMED AN EHQMEH6 HAim mm Fvmz saucs w,, MKHKMM rounsr comMjbJi HCSTOF MWbVEfi UES OTTAim MAnOHAL FOBESKMCHtOANS tMGEtorT370000 ACEES EACOMPASS MOHOWS miOEsr cawrxtuwmuo FO GAMtOmON AHP CQ BEAUTY J Patrick Kennedy is moving on the Martin Harris iqam he just r rr0D cor mt wuniy ef botight j Urtoestos Mrs John Dunbars home ran a a nntD d MU way last week, smashing the 4 Plobal y 8SL Gardner i wc king in JLtiSr Georgia Martins miilinor snop t PresentHos Hiram B Ssitk, Tittles of Ernest Cook was married to Probate , Ninabelle Carpenter of Chlzzz m THE MATTER OF THJ ESTATE OF Match 27 KerodHk B PiokoM L Fred Durkee is working lor Va Bobett L Plaekoaving filed in eaid Heisig Court account as Guardxm of Wm Dardy ST died Of pneumo oid oto end scud potWon praying for nio at me home of his doughs cdiowapco thetoof, Mrs Waher Sharkmd Sunday i fdiiBl Aprfl Born to Chas Brown and wa kxst week a son Mort Mortenson has moved on the Parker tern near the Hause 1 It is Further Ordered, the public not Telephone Pinckney 157F11 ning a Spckx Get Chick ten oclock in Hause School of District Na 10 Hause School win on TBTODDAY NIGHT MARCH 31, AT 730 P M at rkiT Henry has purchased the j r pubikwtion To Maggie Gtre house far 1000 I fy of We ardor, kn three eueoeeefare I Ludwig Hossehnan will hold j Pte to said eoy o hoorina anaadte on flievTenord kam j r 1Ji JVJ At m nri I printed end circiuasee in sad County the Apdl Tuna I , Mvtm m The Mary Mann barn k being moved to m Ed Cook bas A true copy dx m 5am csnsur wmu, ssjacfpjL ft 4 g FanwrsA The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, March I To teard a Fitted Peact 0or the Holy Land Kashmir Issue arer Settlement The future of the picturesque NorthIndiai ,k Kashmir iuis u cupied tb wcild ever siniv, 1 and Pakivtui iVll into convict over it It vs January vil Ike help of tht United Natiijv the rniteil Nations Commitjon lor Iiulii M, oi kimmu and vit ih, asjo, India I i lis siUled in i o members of ri Man which mediated the tlisume on the snot Interview some oi Use inhabitants IV, Ch HI Hams While separate negotiations continue between the new state of Israel and the Arab nation, truce teams 1 sent by the United Nations, check opposing Arab and Israeli positions during in formal conferences somewhere along the front Meantime, 2 at United Nations Headquarters, on the Island of Rhodes Acting UN Media tor Ralph Bunche center initials armistice agreement between Israel and Egypt, as UN plane 3 stands by to take truce teams anywhere they might be needed The Israeli and Egyptian chief representatives 4 join in a friend ly handshake after signing an armistice to end fighting between the armies of their countries 9 W , TWCnM International Technical Aid Given Countries of World l Ie KiMi1,1 Hii feet above the grouL KilN, a brMl new 1000watt amateur radio stall sinn 1 er Lie world from United Nations tjansmloer operated irom Lake Success, New rl eurs oil the UN safT carries information and pfr ham stations, which are organized in a gJobt , v, iitfiiut of ,, u endinjf leuihii Ur, 1 he h, radio iimai HMisaLes ix ut i iclay league Check foi the Children New yys of solving old proL ms are shown to cles Here scientists in Italy learn about latest expert and governments in do ns of countries methods of central insect andfungi inlestaJjjiu iu through technical assistance pri rams of the stored grains at a school conducted by the United Nations and its affiliated specialized agen UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO 1 ii mmmtn As demolition squads ripped down buildings to make way for the new United Nations headquarters in New York, businr, on the sixblock site were forced to move to new quarter o sdlidated Laundry Corp, endorsing UN which too over its garage, used the occasion to turn over a check for 1500 to the UN International Childrens Emergency Fund Here Charles P Kramer right of the company gives the check to UN Legal Counsellor Joseph B Self as a UNICEF supply official looks oa LCCAL NEWS Charles Eisele and wife of i aw lerwlle spent Sunday with MrsE Vollmer Waicr Cunton and wue of Defii c Pn Sunday at the C J Clin a iomo He has reired from the Detioi Police force and bought a i ne at Black Lake near Ona v,y hero they wll live Onu Campbell and family callc i wa Mr and Mrs, Holland Stin c Aai Arbor Sunday and viait f d Campbell at St Joe bospit a w o is improving ii Merwin Campbell family and the Andrew Campbell family c ended church at Wrights Cor bi nday night and saw a religious jiCkJie Mr and Mrs Basil Garrison of Dearborn spent the week end at Oo Joo Qniifith home Gojrge Brady and wife of De i U were Sunday guests oi the F ALorrton home j Ha Ljcffler and wife of Whit I mote Lake were Sunday callers of JVR and Mrs Howard Read j Mrs Geo Thompson spent last week in Detroit at the Paul Keej ei home Miss Barbara Nash attended am FHA meeting at East Lansing Thursday and Friday and was a candidate for pros of this district Pvt Beryl Lewis Jbifcfor Chioago Sunday hom where he will go to Ltmp Stoneman California Harold Mills and family of Deroi were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson Lester McAfee and family sptffcf Saturday in Sturgia Mis Phillip Hudson and children and Ray Wilson and family of Det ioit and Lawrence Hudson of S Dakoa were Sunday guests at the Lcstei McAfee home Dan Driver and wife of Dexter calldd at the Edward Spears home one day las week Dale Miller and family and Roy Wright and family of Gregory vjexe Sunday guesf at the Hollis Holioway home Sunday guests of Mr and Mr Wm Shehan were Dr Harlow She hen and wife of Jackson, Mrs M Shehan and family of Ann Arbor irai civ, Krupa and wife oi Detroit and Mrs Eunice Schuchart oi Howell Dr Walter Merce and family ot East Lansing spent Sunday at tie Wm Mercer home Mrs Roben Applegae and son oi Ann Arbor called at the Robert AfkUY homo Sunday Louise Zeigler spent the wek end wih Alberta Dinkel Mr and Mrs Coleman of How ell were Sun quests of the Wayne Wagoner family Edward Nuoifer and wife of Hoiwere Sat guests at the Lloyd Hen rQQ home Mrs Murray Kennedy enterVtn ed her cribbag club Thursday Ceo Meabon jr wife and son called at the Wv Mar shall home , Rockbridge Sunday Mrmid Mrs Andrew 5XLPTICS li U Nesbtt voe Monday que of Mrs Carnlia Bowen of Howell James Meyer is pkryinq onjht base ball eam of the USSGeo rge at Pearl Harbor Huah Vanness and wife and t Brenniingstall r of Pettysvilil iave returned from SanFranr 5aH,where they visited Lester fhe Jteottntry United Nations Economic and Irem what to d about inflation to been in session in Geneva, social welfare services Actual COUIUJ the Council, shown above, are heM in the forrrt neadqaa t y ,f4 now occiiiird ex UA jSocUl Council by V Try a Want Adv in the Dispatch 7w Only 50c Brenningskxll Mrs Mae Daller and Mrs Ato Meyer ere elected cflcp m White Shrina at HoweU la Thurs inward Salyr lBi ation with Wi randxwJthand Lortynorh of hoe WeUtuatkeVmNaiansDoilig Anytcayf j 1 uncle OMOM 3ockbridg WilUam GilkM o IW been appointed county ehalnna fcr Crippled ChUdten Mis Rosale Nashfended a Dr Cecil Hcndee and iamly c ansinq spent ae week end wrth Ms h Mrs Bo Htl They leave soon JaetaoaMI reside enjoined 40 f Sunday They WjyM BobtHende itfE oJ Ann Arbor j5 , on Mr aad Lfflfi V 7 BIENNIAL SPRING ELECTION To the Qualiied Electors Notice is Hereby Given Tha a Biennial Spring Election will be held in the Township ofPutnam State of Michigan, at the town hall, in said Townshipon MONDAY APRIL 4,1949 For the purpose oi electing the blowing officers, viz STATE OFFICERS Two Regents of the U oi M, upi of Public Instruction, Memer of the State Bd of Education Jvo members of the State Bd of Agriculture State Highway Commissioner iS NONPARTISAN OFFICER Two JusUce of the Sumd Court TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Supervisor, Sffownship Clerk, Townuhiip Treas, 3 Justices of the Peace Highway Commissioner, Constables iNo to Exceed Four , Meaiber of the Bd of Rev Also any Additional Amend i nenfc or Referendum that may be Submitted NOTICE RELATIVE TO OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE POLLS flection Law, Revision of 1943 3093 Section 1 On the day of any election the polls shall be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoou and shall be continued open un til 8 oclock in the afternoon ami no longer Every qualified elector piiesent and in line at the polls at the hour perscribed for the closA ing thereof shall be allowed to i vote THEJPOLLSfiL JKxidetectiori wiifbe open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until 8 oclock p m of said day of election Murray Kennedy Township clerk March 243, 940 THE 19th ANNUAL PAST MASTERS NIGHT SATURDAY APRIL 2nd, 1949 Once again Livinqston Lodqe does honor to the Brothers WJS have presided over her destinies during the past 84 years Of tha 34 masters who have served the lodge 18 are livinr PROGRAM Lodge FfooniM Opon for Visiois 500 to 700 P M F at Pinckne High School 700 p MMusic Orcheslrc Invocation Rev Donald Bady Welcome o Past Masters and In trodiKnrm ci toastmaster Clyde Fisher, W MToaslmaster, Roscoe BurrhtCM Response Joseph Griffith, P M Tap Dance Shirley Reason, David Aberdeen Address by M W Gd Matter ,Hgzen P Cole of Ithaca Entertainment Earl Gotberg, Ventriloquist Memorial to Aze Carpenter PM by Rev J M McLucas Past Masters Aporn Presentation Jack Hannett by OCampbellPMLife Membership Presentations to Roes Read Marion Reason, Fred Teeple by Judge Willis Lyons and Judge Hiram Smith Introduction of Grand Lodge Officers Introduction Masters, Past Masters, Repreeen tatives Eight Grand Lodge Officers and the aspirants for grand marshall will be present j Write Secretary for Reservations j Gny Ledwidge of Notre Dame caid Nan Ledwidge of Adrian are eptrtrvj the spring vacation with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Gus is one of the 350 candidates outJor Notre Dame base ball team uT Mr and Mrs Corbet Salyer spent the week end in Stockbridg at 1MS daughter Jeannie Salyer It toktog hr sprinq vacation with km sister Mary Lou Salyer at fltckbridge Mr and Mr, floss lUad spent tm aifkt wMi 4 Herb Soeeds , 4 Hosrall who has L My Ironrite ak 30440 Ytttik r Franklin Milage Miihjgr I Many people can hardlV beHevw I tell them I have a 20yearold Mia vd l enage daughters Its beeause I have a ywUniul lrfc rc And, I feel that a lot of the credit fejr uy young ioU goes to my Ironrite Automatic Ironer V Ive had this wonderful machine for severs i JUa4, its the greatest health labor and timesaveJ uwreV fact, my Ironrite would be the last appliuna jo tfif home that I would give up My Ironrite eliminated long, painful hours of standing at an ironing board Its simply a joy to sit down, just guide the clothes across the forming board and relax while I iron The ironing is done in no time, and Im fresh and rested when I finish y More for your money In an Ironrite y YOU cfcHi O yfr O My Ironrite does erarything quickly O With Its two completely utabh op and beautifully I save hoars each week ends, Ironrite will iron everything I em iWk on sUirU alone Why, I can do, one in minutes where U look 15 by hand wash, from plain towel and handkerchiefs i , triJJy vvaoh dresse, curtain and finest line J Moilrl 0 V UpllIHiI i iiKiiir lmrnT Iiiiiiir At i i v en iMi, A I lipMl ill 1 lMlll , dr, Li, in J 7iTr V l f Mo 1 8 Smnrt, dislitictive Ji milt uLiJucile model wu jni iij Hpiroof, 1 ijvs i,id ui il clioit r of litsii iiiihiny iinivji or iitniiy it,nut liuifli Inmonizis villi tiixst furniture il IKIIIU in any ruoiu in the IlotlC ,, ni j MVMIray credit terms Asi uot LliLiti Home DemoMtration A My fine tnhlerloths and other large pl4J4e a he ironed with creasing And the Doall ironiaaSjpints make it easy to iron hardtoreach rufflSnd puffs Tve told lots of friends how Ironrite has Suvpct rrie time and energy and helped me keep looking younger My advice itlook at Ironrita today Hardware 1 m wuw mMmffimf USEx grcciics Educators Study Methods of Teaching About US ifH I 1 General Assembly of the United Nations recently approved a ew preUcyl ezteadinf international control over a number of fthfthi drags which had been developed in recent years and had rssMiril eatside the scope of previous conventions on the control ef narcotics Above are some of the drags brought under inter natiil easatrei by the new Protocol Previoes coaventiem covered sal aataral aarcodes, such as oaium, cocaine sad V W b i i i ducars freea 2S ouior techniqoes in aveseasiaf to work of the Catted Natieas as part ef a at Adelphi Orilece, Gardea City, New Yet TTae iaieraaiaeaal aeaiaur hi saiaietsd by CJJf sad the Uatod Nstisas Mi Wednesday, March 3a 1949 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoods Gents Furnishings Canned Goods Lingerie Sfcoes Kennedys Get Store Stiy WILLIAM MANSKA RFDNo1 Armoda, Mich, William Manska declares that running waier in foundation of his electrified farmthat he would never be without it He points out that in addition to increasing milkproduction 20, milk house chores arc done far more easilyand quichly Mkhicaa Pubhsbed Every Wednesday 116 Main St pmckuv, fcehiras Subscript rat lid v, Psefl W Crlu PVuotr Born to Mx and Mrs Gerald Vedaer at St Joe hospital Ann Ar J hoi on Thursday March 24 a 8 pound son Ronald Charles Mrs Edmund Haines and Mrs Robert Veaaer gave a stoik show J if er for Mrs Joe Hummer at he lor men home Monday James Doohttle, son oi Mr and j i Mrs Hugh DooUttle has enlistee I I In the army signal carp iox inteh igence woik He goes to Fort Riley j Kan ior 3 weeks and then to Camp Gordon Ga and Ft Monmouth, N j Stanley Dinkel and Billy Darrow wen to Akron Ohio las week where they brought home a new well drilling rig the former jjlSSouth purchased j y i Mercian Ledwidge who has 1 been driving a taxi cab In Detroit ior a couple ol years is home for awhile He was held up there once by bandits Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Wil 22 a 9 lb daughter Michele MargI son i Virginia Stackable on Mar j aurete I Supt Reader gave the 11 playi ers on the lirst basket ball team a dinner at Blacks Unadilla one night last week The baseball season starts Thursday April 17 with a game at Hartland, Pinckney has almost all of last years team back except J Meyer and Joe Burns The veterans Jerry Clarkc Jim Burroughs, p Joe Jeffreys, lb Bob Arriburgey 2nd Bob Darrow, ss Dick Singer, John Sprout outfieldTom Goode who is out this year is an outfielder The fire engine made 2 runs Monday to grass fires One to the marsh back of the Jim Whitley home and one to the JLMcKin ley home Mr and Mrs James Webb,and daughter were Sunday guests of Mrs Cora Webb COWhite and wife of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs C Webb Eiwin Mann and Mrs Louise Rummer of Detroit called at Gene Mann home Sunday MrsPWCurlett and daughter Paula, spent the first of the week in Detroit Mr and Mrs George Engquist of Mich State San spent Sunday at the Merwin Campbell home Mrs Clifford Chambers and son David spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe King and family in Detroit Norman Miller and Don Swarmcut were the first from Pinckney J to qo swimming this year Their I cance tipped over wih them last j week at the junction of Huron Riv er and Portaqe Lake Mrs Mary Jane Tasch has tak SQUIRES CHICKS f So Order your Baby Chicks now Huciung Large Type EagUsh ype White Leghorns Barred rks Send for your price, list i oJu Hatching ach Monday , a d Thursday Squfcds Hatchery Mich vvvf pur, Phons 305W rl VouIf ,,ig a ona of s ful Pbllrtn, S , , , , these impj burners f cJcpor Jr rj and n infollorion 0 viin 6i t ti, or, I J H1 in yout kifchon yy oe III big, beoufllc GUH find all Cfiart and tfueo simmer ccifuctiwn welded steel from i tjtr roomy storage draw m mediafd i ronvtnieriC o vciting Mrs Manska agrees, saving, Our compltu running water system saves us so much needless work We know our running water is safe to use in any quantity its always fresh and sparkling clear at the turn of the tap Thousands of other farmers agree that funning water is the most important single gift cf electricitychar, truly PROFITS GROW WHEN WATER FLOWS N EfLARGE YOUR SYSTEM Complee watery spems iii electric pumps of si types and capacities, for use in shallow, Tb hssrt tf mdm iumtg m Ike fa medium or deep wU are available for immediate intta Hat ion See your friendly jison farm , Service Advisor fJiill details Theres no ohJigsglofi to yoe The DETROIT EDISON Co pot Cain iin PI Water SyWsjMete Staaley Otekel COUMCf VO en a leaveot ubbtmie from hrr duties as eacher a the Pinckney school Mrs Gail Clements of Iosco will finish her term for he C F Hewlett, wile and son Chas went to Albion today to get a load of garden tractors and imp lements Harold Reason called up his parents, Mr and Mrs Mciic ica son from California Sunday I Robert Singer called him bro er Holland from Texas last weekHe j and Virgil LaRue are working on a barge hre but expect to ret turn here by May 1 j Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsilaotil j spent the firs of the week with the Haft Sistere Mrs Marjory Shehan caad Kath ryn Miller at ended a rural each iers meet en Chelscc last Monday j night Miss Miller was elected vice pies and Manor Weas Virginia Shirley was on crutch es Sat as a result of a falling at school clacking a bone in her ioo Andsew Nesbitt and wiie called on Mr and Mrs H L Williams in 4 Howell Sunday I j Mrs Louis Ooyle wiJi Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger filled on Mrs Rose Howard a Soe hospital, Ann Arbor Sunday Waltr Giwad who is in a hospi 1 eft Kansas Cfcy, is impmvmr and is expected boms OOf1 1 Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor spen 1 Sunday at the Mark Nash horr I 1 j Mr and Mrs Earl fiauqhn en , j tamed the John Carver, LQTI os Baughn and Bill Bainnn fj I SUes od Mrand Mrs WCMiller and Norman at dinner Sunday in honor at NeH Bcroohc who was home irom Cecrt Lakes over the Sfeek end Ut your PJ ifgas deolor o , , , ,ie eonvenlercei cf fast dear, modern got co o a pf wtQi to famil btdy t Hockey Service A EAS1 MAIN ST Ptodoaaf fi ciKif ,ac Ozd ct Alive rIW VrtMS COLLECTED PROMPTLY hCRS5 S250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt WE LUY HIDES ATD CALF SKINS Phone 6w Pinckney 200 Reward A reward of 200 will b paid for informafioii lead iiag to the arrest off fka persoas who broke iato flao of Mardi 27949 down hufidinoian state HOKL iODfl neai United States Postofikt tktt J W VfDnOBambie Michigans Highway rwCKNEY Wednesday, March 3a 1940 ic Lodge 1915 erson strtr Bank M Stole Kvcy CommbsMer CHARLES M 2 liSLER ROAD TO SUCCESS There is one mainline rack v locid to success I1 con rre Living within ones on bein rt To way soon I According toin , turnover wui be present at the Pin ckney school cJaturday night Apr r 2 at ihe 19th annual Past Masters Night banquet oi Livingston Lodge j ,, No 76 F AM It will be served Dotty n is H to vyff lb Pinckney Chapter No 145 O fcxcept Wanw4Mr KSof Pinckney Mrs Carrie Grii MoiixluNTi BS I iths is chairlady of the kitchen nd Mrs Mildred Miller oi the air u suwaX ing halL All oi the OES members will assist j NoHfc A tins time there will be three , Telephone i life memberships awarded to three Osce 3S seHnr 314 members vho have completed 40 , Ijeniwa by Appoiattsonii k i vears membership in the lodcje j HoweJL Michigan I mFESSHWAL WWEB ANWBKU 4 YANWWU WKUWf SJiilAniUM RWYanWbikW VemWftslfe Attorney d Ffcsft Sae astd Savings pak HoweR Michigan fWwfr L 9 ,30 Vests Experience wish itoH Highway Deportment 1 Yew Know Zieglers Ability Ey Hit ftecotd 7,7 ZA miles of new concrc pavement one SJ despift Hit wor years a 3yar postwar highway bulling protm com,y under contract and moving rapidly J cor ir, savings of over 1,000,000 early thru Tell cooperation with local units of government in trunkline maintenance Retain Proven Highway leaaVsJwp VOTE FOR STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER CHARLES I EGLER VOTE REPUBLICAN, MONDAY, APRI1 4th iiow ihis track in business arsenal Living is no ci aSV ,K0rmSnftaW vears membership in te lg soon 6V TrViuJl I The ar Ross T Read Marion J yjaJTWOif lor U All of them were raised m 1909, Howett MfcbJaa ple1 ,,, Meaa wid re bv the late Floyd G Jackson , Ewae, bjjmxanceBrokeiag Successful bursnesses build re Y j R M Real ,, serves or saving ham current in conc General Motors Corp couid uoT employ a single man today had t not used its savings wisely 10 provide more facilities ior prod uc ou and thus employ more pec pis master, he late John R Martin ws senior warden W C Miller i or warden and Herbert Gillette wner of he Livingston Coun ress, senior deacon V I t ch dollar we save provides us h a growing fund which will 01 us 3 and work ior othersA savirs Account can oe open , jri wiiii as lilie a a il bill j Money to loan at feasonable raiss interest paid on Savings jioaks and Time Certftcates oi Alf deposits up U 500000 insur a by our membership in the Fed JTederal Deposit Insurance Corp Ov Years oi Sale Banking Ciry Uke od Fooa Picpexti ASpeciohti fr Yaw Pioperty witk LEE IAVEY General Insurance Phone S9F 3 Pfcckney f 1 AU cTfONEEB 1 Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYUE Phone PincOcney 78F2i Cemetery Memorials UMaA SiAnn itroorlic ttjDtold Cnubb local Representative SIS FWming SU Howell Phoi Howell 439 or S7 tonumente Markets at Law BriahtecL Mlcku Roparng J KUGHES and Heafng 71 lakesiae Xkbf RnK lke i M F CS T 3CLd P M ityd Aoril 6, 1909 ed April 26, 1909 Raised May Sorved as master in 1909 194041 P a SWiOlTHC 30i Funefol Homj Don O Swextheu Ztrectat Modem Equlpemet Ambulance SUjvice 1BBD c Nttdflfaff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan Far Appointment W use 358 Residence 113 LLOYD HWDEE live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to BetroH General Trucking Pkone 64F14 CARL JONES BY RETAINING LEE MThobiT Superintendent of Public Instruct YOU KICP CONTROL Of YOUR OWN SCHOOLS VT5 APRIL 4 REPUBLICAN Ui il AIL CHECKS ANYWHERE mr BTRAYED trc 1567 Eas ,, white Chinese geese RTWA Maurice Leira i t , N , Oi Mage dump a ye glasses Roy Fisii Thoy ure safe to send Never mail T T Open a checking account with u and pay your bills this iaia, easy and sensible way rnlZl NATSfWAi isANK Member Federal Deposft Insurance Corp All deposits p to WANTED qarden WLKTT Pbwing arid Fitti i Call CHUCK Phone 93 MMmEKmaaiSm A w Marion I Reason Initiated March 9, 1909 Passed March IS 1909 Raised April 13 1909 Held the office of senior deacon Is a stock buyer STANLEY BERR1MAN AnaraeY at Law 207 H E Grand Rlvex , HowU RRFRIGRATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone Ptackney 154F3 DR C L TOWNER Dentist 8344 Portage Lake Road Deleter Phone Dexter 3461 , j c Pxoducte Gwrvsl j IANE TASCH Sand Top Soil Road Gwvel Utters or Ay Papers Composed i Fill Dlr and Road BuU tor Copied a Your Convenience Hocks Latd PUce r Cowtrac I All Work Confidential J7S28 Toma Rd JHnckney Rte, 3 747 Main,Pinckney Phone 50F11 phone Dexter 3 116 ROOFING COrTTRACTOlu Do you need a new root or does your home need residing The Jackson Rooting Co of Ann Arbor is well equipped to take care oi your rooting and siding needsWe also specialize on built up roof jobs The material andL samples may oe seen at Bra shes Sheet Metal Shop, Pinckney Ann Arbor, Mich FOR FINISH OarpenVir work ana Kitchen Cabinets, drop a card to John R Beens, 9315 Half Moon Lake Road JFOR SALE Gift aprons 310U each Mrs R K Elliott FOR SALE 14 Knapman boat with steering gear and Martin 60 Motor 300Uu Murray Daqg HiLand Lake WANTEDRiders to Ann Arbor , from 330 p m shift to 1200 pm Paul Singer, Pinckney rv, onLtiH0 b U leeple home in village of Pinckney,cor oner of Main St and Howell Rd Musi be sold Submit offer to Fred J Teeple, Realtor t Howell LOSTMedium size puppy Thurs Phone 675 Feb 17th white with black spotsFOR SALLWarner electric fcxood and black left eye named Pewf I a lAii pjnrLrnAV MICH Pinckn 9 s 0wJALI7 IT the Ascn and Poultry Supplies and Kasco1 SmGtidE Y Chicksl WANTED To buy an oil burner and April All heating stove to heat 4 or rooms Fred CampbsJ fer and Poultry BuppUea and Kasco1 iiSLriijrr a active on different commiit1 Feeds Order your Baby Chicks WANTED To buy ees and served as chairman of , Now for March and ,i A11 otin stova to 1 Pinckney Masonic Building from blood tested stock Squire Hatchery HowelliMichPhone S05W FUri SALh Portage Lake R 2 Pinckney Woman wliSes ridf Crochet Work of ail j from Lakeland to Ann Arbor, eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fred J Teeple Initiated March 9, 1909 Passed March 16, 1909 Raised April 13 1909 Servedus senior deacolT kinds I also made costume jew j working hours 4 p m to 12 erly out of sequinsrhinestone and 1 Phone Brighton 6036 beforo 20 pearls I MrsEsther ImusBox 63Lakeland Mrs Pomorski, McGregor Farm WANTED Daycare for presch M3fi East Pinckney, Michigan ool age children in my home WANTED Donations of sheets, 200 adc, 30 a hour bath towelscrutches and a wheel iRuth Ritter 2S0 Putnam Phome 6 chair for the Livingston County jj TffrTNJry SALES 4RsyAsRJ Unit of the American Cancer Soc ELSCTRsCAL WIRING Loan Closet Phone Howell 103 r R, L POND, Portage Lake ior Write to Mrs Gladys Henry219 I Piene Dxter 2536 E Crane Street Howell ESOUGHma ani FOR SALEElectric range, oil WOM heatmg stove, wood and coal Siu Is in Real Estate business moved to Howell where he was and coal JiiiBW range Round Oak,dining table CALL WOY JOHNSON 6 chairs, kitchen table, kitchen m BBIM wffv isii cabinet white enamel 2 radiosf 9x12 rug, lamps, bed, springs f ,1 TiUil JlQlt maULess, piUows rocking chairs1 U5 011 5T UOUJUHWI iuwws jociang cnairs 011 vnn nA9 magazine rackMrs Frank Henry fro ARTS moved to rtowell where he was 4801 Island Lake Drive,Zukey lake ABBb AUiu rAnAiL u county sheriff 4 years Four gen 1 Pbone Brighton 6035 Inquire at , 814 East Grama River Boweu erations of his frrmilv hrtvt Kan 1 Ted Cobbs boat shoo Phone 151 Fish Market 1 Courteous Service 11 Clarks PINCKNEY FINEST FOOD STORE d ,, erations of his family have been members of Livingston LodgeHis grand father Jacob Teeple, hs faher Stephen Teeple ana his son Lloyd z now a member FOR RENT and SALE Utility trail or Concrete mixers for rentLow iv s Wilsons Sales and Rental Service 6121 W Gd RiverHalf between Brighion and How ell at Lake Chemung Open 390 0 m600 p m incL SundaysPh Kvell 354w4 OUTBOARD MOTORS repaired any make or size Have your motor put in shape ior the coming season Wilsons Sales and Rent al Service 6121 W Gd River Lk Chemung Brighton, open Sun davs Phone Howell 3S4v4 EXPERT PIAKO TOBHUICr AT REASON AUE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Atboc Mkfa EDWARD W1GG1NHCWSE tOR SALE Used Washinq mach iat, THE LADIES AID OF THE CONGL CHURCH WILL SERVE A Elextiofi MONAPR4 AT m A M Th above Mppo will be ems dub, school Ian eelfxee to Us it with ed to any church, lode, duhor charitable ornnnim H W Wylie sWQMsKS MNCXMEY, DCH PHONE 2SF tilling to x 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 March 30, 1949 Description An account of the resource March 30, 1949 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 1949-03-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/929d63707e73ae276419576e6a0d3f3b.pdf f4ec02a2912eb74131a88fa0c3c501d4 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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L Michigan Mirror 3cMSr rtr Masonic Lodge News TJie 19th annual Poet Malta Banquet of Livingston Lodge No 76 F 6 A M of Pinckney held at the school Saturday night drew the usual large crowd It wa sextet with the Democrafcandidates Ive b me laAm of the O E a One oi the issues in the legislot ure is should the secret primary be maintained At the present time the voter does not have to de clare his party He is given a bed OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat on one side and the Republican on the otherHe can take his cnoic Democrats who favor the secret primary claim the pressure again st Democats in small towns is too great for them to declare their of Rev Brady gave the invocation The welcome was extended by Clyde Fisher W M and Joe Griffith responded for the past masters Of the 18 living past masters 15 were present The ofhc tM3TBm BECAUSE nor FAMILY UNIT IS THC BASIS OF OUR DEMOCRACY, WE HAVC AUVAV5 RSCOONIZMD THE IMPORTANCE OF A COMMUNITY OF INTEREST WITHIN THE HOME,THROUGH WHICH THE FAMILY GROUP DERIVES ftfNCFlT AfyO PLEASURE Election Nsws trruaCommU Enation, Republicans say itdes J ers of the lodge were introduced troys party responsibility and in and W0 members time will destroy the two party system Repeal of the two year lobby registration bill is being urged Rep Carrol of Mt Clemens says An orchestra composed of Ed Maas, trumpet Bernice Maas sax aphone, Mrs John Hagman piano and Otto Poulson played r Hobby,, ore, no, being recjis 11 terod That H tend, to dueourage uced the 4 candidates te mand people ffora talking to and advie marshall th ing their representatives At pre sent 246 lobbyists are registered This was a Sigler measure An other Sigler measure seems to be given general satisfaction Gov Williams has good words for it In it many functions cf the state government are combined Loral self government came in In much praise at the mayors conference at Washington D C last week Gen Eisenhower said it was a fundamental of democracy I , The mayors conference also marshall this year, the ftW step in the ladder which leads to grand master There were Robert Doug las of Alpena Francis Dodge of Detroit Howard Taylor of Flint, Virgil Lake and Morris VanVlarah of Lansing 1 Tht following grand lodge offi cers were introduced Dr Hazen Cole, G M Dr Morgan Smead G S W Guy PowelL G J WDr Francis Lambie G Lect Horace White, Gd Mar John Hawks, PG M Charles Sherman, P G M Clarence Hooper P G M Albert Smith 33 Mason Paul Belser Gd PUTNAM The Democrats won all oiiices except supervisors vhee inc rnbeat Lynn Hendee who had Russia is now issuing a general claim that Russian scientists were responsible for me great invent ions as much as 100 years before served 2 terms was beaten by western scientists discovered them Stanley DinkeL now treas This it mentions, the autos the afrthert plane, the radio, and electricity was the wo any only office where ntest and the splitting j and many other inventions which hav revolutionized was hertz There were 12b Qem straights and 74 RepublicamThe jail proposition lost by 22 votes in Putnam but carried in the coun ty 2 to 1 r, MANY OF US R6M EMS WHEN THE MAGIC LANTERN, WITH ITS fcEMAfcKA0LC TRAVEL SLlOES,WAS A PffJZEO POSSESSION IN THE HOME adopted a proposal for a survey Chap of Royal Arch Masonsand of federal taxes and functions as Glen Alt pre8f of the Bd oi Gen they relate to cities along lines Purposes of the Hoover survey Price of milk could be cut cents a quart according to Mich Aqric Conference if dairy diseases, brucellosis The visiting masters and past masters were then introduced Rev McLucas gave a memorial forAzel Carpenter, past master a who died in January LATFft, HOME MOVIES CAMC ALONG ANO TODAY, TELEVISION two thetwo mastitis could be eliminatedThese A past ma8ters apron wae pre diseases deprive thfe people of sented t0 Jack Harfnett, xetirina 233 million lbs of rnilk a year maeter b Qna p M Gov Williams is ttie 3rd highest RbSs Read, Mariori Reason and paid governor in the nationNew Fred Teeple who haye competed Yark ifjtJ010, aovernrs 40 years membership in the lodge draw 25,000 a year, he gets 22, were given me membershipJudqe 00 M Hiram Snith stated the case for A drive is on to increase state the plaintiHs md f0uowinc his aid to local health depts from 200 piea circuit Court judge Willis L 000 a year to 2000,000 Michnow L gave them life , ranks 30th in the nation in ftrte m Livingston Lodge No 76 appropriations THUS, EACH QSNIAT ION HAS ITS MAGIC LANTERNS INTERESTS IN HCH ALLWEM8ER5 OF THE FAMILY CAN SHARE EDUCATIONALLY, SOCIALLY AND CULTURALLY, ENRICHINSOURIMOME LIPE, STRENGTHENING FAMILY BONOS THE MAGlCylNTERNHAS KEPT PACE WITH THE CHANGING SCFNF AND TIMES OF OUR DEMOCRACY Sup Lynn Hendee D, 279 Stanley Dinkel, Rep 232 3 Treas Wayne Carr D 2VA 5b Ujet bhiley H, 238 Clerk, Murray,Iteinedy L 488 High Com D Wegener, D 2G4 20 Ora Haines, fl 244 Justice Homer Abney, D377 161 Robert Horine R 176 Justice, Ben White, D 301 108 lesso Richardson R, 1J3 Justice, Otto Paulson, D29 102 lirai Ion White R 190 Bel jf Rov Fed Vylo, D 272 Cene iVrmn, R 26 26 istablos h t Spetrs D31U enL ier, D 335, Wm Danw D Wm Farrell D 305 Gtocjo Asch 332, E VanSickle, R 254, Jiuce VanBlaircum R 242, Wilbu Lon nonR 192, Gerald Wider R 190 In Hamburg, a non partisan ticket got the following majorities Sup Arthur ShehanD 121 Clerk, Edna Carpenter, R 140 Treas, Bert Hooker, R 140 Justice James Boyd, R 131 Justice, Wheeler Martin R 132 revolutionized the world Now the fact is that scientists in other countries undoubtedly work ed on these inventions long before they were discovered in America We believe a French scientist in vented what was an early auto many years before the first one was assembled in America This was before the day of the gasoline engine The French car was very expensive, would enly run short distances and broke down frequentlyWe believe it was power ed4by a steam engine In fact it was never perfected and soon was forqottenUndoubtedly scientists oi other countries worked on the other great inventions but in no count try but America were they perfect ed and improved urtfl they be come practical and in no other country were they produced by mass production which made it possible for the average person to own oneRussia may have experi mented with all these things years aqo but she never developed them to point where they could be made practical for every day use Memphis, Term, dispatch states scientists there are now making paper from straw and grass two Bd oi Rev Wray Hinckley D 108 waste products Now this is no re100 votes fox the cnt inveHtronrPaperwasraaasr I Obit uary Cliurcli iews fi ST ivUtttb CHURCH Fi Albert J, Schmitt, Pastor nday Mouses, 800 andv4fc BEAD WHY LANA TURNER LOST HER BABY Dr Herman N Bundesen pres of the Chicago Board of Health, FRED C CAMPBELL DIES Fred C Campbell 67, son oithe , late Charles and Mary tfoung j Daily Mass 730 AMr Campbell of Pinckney died at St Conissions Sat 730 to 900 Joseph Hospital Ann Arbar April 2nd from injuries received when he was run over by a truck on Mc Gregor Road Portage March 21 Earl Gotberg a ventriloquiet from Detroit entertained for a half hour with his talking doll Vr Hazen Cole grand master He was born at Oak Grove April who gave the address took for his 11, 1881 but moved to fincbioy subject Masonic Qualifications soon after with his parents In 1901 tells, in The Tnerican Weekly ana stressed the virtues and prin he married Adelia Haab of Webmagazine with ihis Sundays Apr ciples which Masons should dfd sterThe couple moved to Ann Ar 10 issue of The Detroit Sunday icate themselves torlis address bor in 1910 where they resided unTimes, how pure chance ro bed v TS listened 1 with great attent til Mrs Campbell died June 22 this famous movie star of motir ion 1948 In January of 1949 he moved hood Be sure to get Sundays Dot No gathering here would be com to Portage Lake where he has roit Times and read why Lana plete without Dr Lambie being since lived His only brother, Ercalled ond he heeded the calls win, died several years ago Turner lost her baby pm 3undays,before 800 mass Fridaysaft r Novnna Devotions Novenna to Our Sorrowful Mo Fridays ai 730 PM There were new jail and 60 against UNADILLA Unadilla went all Republican Sup Ralph Clean, R 279 Roy Gcarhart, D 191 Clerk Arthur BulliskR 296 Edgar Marshall, D 160 Treas L Whitehead, FL 252 Roland Stoffer, D 01 Justice, Clarence BowdishR287 Wilda Rockhold, D 171 COMMwur ChURCM Uontfx egationai Rov D D Biady Minister Ciiou Fiocuse Weo Nigh Jicjaiut Cnou Director Mrs Merwin Campfcxxi 3 S Supi Merwin Campbell Wed April 6, Junior Choir practise at 400 p m Senior Choir pra Conservation Notes , ctise at 730 p m Pastors Confi from the assembly and recited a The deceased was a member of maiton Class at 730 pm poem which he called a sequel to Livingston Lodge No 76 for near Thursday, Home Bible Study a the poem made famous by him 40 years and prominent in the j the following homes at 800 pm entitled The Bridgo Builder Congl church in his early lifeIk rZJJ 7m 6lTau thTr This ended the gathering uWIIOtt U1S memi ZJ were reFted AnntoZion Lutheran Church, enses on January 1 1950 xr nmm nk mAmbers ore ArKr Commercial fish production of 690000 lbs throrgh the ice in Feb Ann is double the January catch Forest fire burned only 14,855 acres last year, the smallest loss since 1941 The smelt started to run at Beulah on March 29 Perch runs are reported at the Saganing, Pine and Kawkawlin river on Mar 28 Persons who start grass or brush fires should be very careful that j CIRCUIT COURT NEWS conditions are right Thousands of dollars of damage are done by these tin each year, cmd fire dept 44 later transferred his membership n Lutheran Arbor Lodges had 3 members pre Arbor sent, Wayne County 22, Howell The funeral was at the Muehlig 20, Dexter 11 Chelsea 6, Plymouth Funeral Home, Ann Arbor Tues 6, Brighton 6, South Lyon 6, Flint afternoon Rev Howard Yeager of 9 Lansing 8 LesMe, MilfordByron Zion Lutheran church officiating Milan each had 4 There were 5 Burial was in Bethlehem cemetery outstate lodges represented Brem Ajm Arbor erton, Wash Garnett, MinnGary from straw 50 years agoAt that time farmers horn here used to cell their straw to the paper mill on the Huron River at Hudson Cor ners on the Northwest Territorial road where it was made into pap erIt was a course stiffbrown oat ored paper used chiefly by bllldt ers to wrap meat and carpensm to sheet housesEventually straw paper went off the market becausw it was claimed it could be made ,M,ice Norman Toppinq R305 I cheaper from spruce and poplar Barney RoepckeD 16 i wood and the paper was ot a bet ter quality At that time straw had somo value Now with the tractor replacing the horses on most iarms, straw is valueleesCombin operated farms do not even cut it bu plow it under as fertilizer Bd of Review, Claude Rose R 2G2 Glenn Bishop, D, 193 The jail proposition carried by 40 votes DEXTER TOWNSHIP Dexter township went all Dem D, Bd Ind, Savanagh, N Y, and Brew erton N Y Judqe Lyons held court in How ell last week The suit involving , 0 i property Mrs Jessie Williams vs f 252 lyoia Gulick was tried and then of nhifJ sittled tor 2000 A decree was r8 tWSjlm for I given in the title ease oi Charles nre aep runs Eighty percent of the deer hunters in Oregon have turned in their deer report cards So far only 20 percent of the Mich, hunters have complied The legal voters of the Sprout and Marble school districts will meet at the Pinckney school Mon night April 11 at 800 p m to dis cuss school reorganization HUGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney C5 Kiras Purdy vs Edward Thompson Con stance Kubat was givea a divorce from Fred Kubat on a cross bill SatuTdaythe suit of DeHolm vs Baytes involving property in Ham burg township was tried Attorneys were Stanley Berriman and Edward Marx of Detroit CIVIC IMP AS8f MEETING Civic Imp Assn hekt their meet ing Fri night because of Mom be ing election day cmd they dead ed to have one regular meeting a Daughters witlhoM their togular iJZt meeting April at ti heme J1w1Lf Mrs D DJraay Aitnoon meet J m tlm tr A letter head WOM pceeented to the assn by Dr Towner Ralph Keyes of Ann Arbar qcrrej a very nice speech on 1hat Gv ic Minded People Can Da We eve makmcf plans lor a dance the 23sd of April to be held m the He ing 8PBOAL XDMMUlflCATIOM Special Cotrununication of Liv ingston Lodge No 76 F 6 A M on Tueeday nisjht Aprfl 12 at 8 pss to work EA PINCKNEY CEMETER MEETING The annual meeting of the Pinck ney Cemetery Assn will be held on Thursday evening, April 14th 800 p m at the home of Ross Read for the election of officers and to consider any other business which may be presented Ross Read President Nelson Duzmd,s R Thomas A Wares A T VanSlarr Lxooks Palm Sunday, Church Serviceat 1030 Sermon Friends For All Sunday School at 113Q Evening Service at 800 Sermon by Pastor Yoou Must Be Born Again Holy WeekMonday and Tues evening services, at 803 Thurs Candle Light Communion Ger viT3 and Reception of members qettinq 8U0 p m Good Friday Three Hour Unio Service 1200 to 300, The Seven Last Words of Christ from the CrossRev Ezra Beachy, Rev Nel son Potter Rev D D Brady a Mr and Mrs A T VanSlambroc will speak Sup, John Stirling, Earl DoUtski, Ciprk WnCl rr, D Dr Towuer, R Treas Elsa Bock, D Wm Arnold R High Com Arthur DeVoe, Robert Sekeel, R K ElliottsJusvrice Henry GilbertD Ernest Hopkins, R us,lice, Ed Dolan, D Grover Colby, R of Rev WmEisenbeiser,D 159 Don Ruhlig R 19 11 116 196 99 180 112 D170 107 i There are said to be probabilities that the peace time draft may never be revived The reason is that the voluntary enlistment has been so great that the ranks of the combat forces have been filled There az9 three reasons for this OTHER ELECmONS In Brighton the parking meter advocates won Mayor Tom Leith 90 majority BASKET BALL BANQUET SAT Our Champion Basket ball team deserves the honor of your presen oe at their banquet Saturday eve April 9 at 630 The League of the Lakes trophy is here and will be on display The Mothers are promising a del icious dinner and the entertainment will be furnished by radio station WPAG Ann Arbor CALVARY and the four councilman favoring parking met ers Camack, Kirschbsu7T Chappel and Lowe about the sarre In Howell Shircly Hnry, foreman of the Livingston County Press 6 prominent American Leg ion man defeated incimbon Bert hold WooHhams of ths Ciiuns Mutual Auto Insurance C by 21 vots The ipsue her was over the 163 1 The threat of 127 caused many to enlist while they 167 could shop around and get the 126 I most advantage out of it 2 Lack of employment which made enlistment the onlyopportunity for manr to gain a livlihood 3 The advantages offered by the army md navy in increased pay, opportunity to learn a trade and financial benefit after discharge which will undoubtedly culminate in a good retirement pension Of course,if we should get involved in another war the draft would again n operation within 24 hours MENNNON AfE CHUKCH I discharae of Walter Rabbagewar CARD OF THANKS I want to thank my many friBev Ezra Bearhy, pator Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Worship 81S Supt Roscoe Darrow Asst Walter Esch Childrens Service llAb Prayer MeetingVAed five 80C NORTH HAMBURG CHURCl Swarthout Rd 6 miles northwest of PtndawrX I lOtOO veteranfrom the police forceHo askci for a nearin der the vet eran preferance ac but so far has not had one eude and the various societies for s x Marriee Leinbach the oajpdsjsfls and gifts of flowers and fruit which I enjoyed much dnrlng my fflnses Every kind thouant oi me was gseatly appre SR Cen Mornina Marorne 1100 OLS METTING FRIDAV Pinckney O E S No 145 will meet Friday night April 8m for the purpose ot initiation and the Past Matrons and Patrons will give the degrees UNADILLA JUSTICE COURT The Auto accident case of Cham Crockett vs Cat, BoUinaer was se for trial Friday before Justice Carl BowcTisti ol Gregory Z3in Keusch of Chelsea appeared for Crockett Boricoui t ,, A Boy Scout with 14 members offering win betadcinq up organised at the echaoi Tues Gilbert Vickers is dkectoc All are night lit BkiiMhttid is master tnvned DEXTER COMMUmTY CHOIR rr The Dexter Community Choir cf I Glen Yellomd and Donald over 50 voices will give a sacred Rhodes of the Crtisene Mutual far , concert at the Com Congl church Bollinger The suit was postponed jmajnel on Monday night April 18 Froe Mr cmd Mre Wesley McAtoe Betty lsbcus have qone to Ariron acoourt of hie hexibh The City of AM ArK w years been trying to get the bridge on U S23 which goes over tne New York Central RaUroad tracks rebuilt or repaired It has been allowed to fall into a state of die repair and is dangerous The stain highway dept refuses to do any thing because they expect to re routeU S23 to bypass Ann Ar bor and at that time turn the old route back to Washtenaw county But cs the state highway still hette the bridge the county road tesion likewise refuses any on the protect ft was eve Years ago the Cky of Howes ed the Pinckney road to me dtf Urns Later the count ped it to Pinckney hex joingtrg onto tne cy ooex a half a block away ftosmtt ing a hare piece ol ssext ,,1, , MSW SI scri to ddee oeer, ft te far of Howe p x1 Lf I SLAPHETER rh aad Sot April ft MICKEYS i5 Loi Builex, Bill Goodwin Irene Harvey latent Hw THE MAN FROM COLORADO In Technicolor Stantaq A WCTB Stsxrtaq Glenn Ford Wm, Holder Ellta j w , Cartoon jfcHKJpy 8kow 3 5 79 Woo Tfcuw April ft7 y I USS THE BLOOD OFF MY f HANDS Joan Four Insert Lancaster Bah Newton Shows 7lSt 15 P M, Coming dams lid DeciatanSun IU Gun MVAIC a MOUM Tfapptu iitnVLt L A heater HoweU Mich Compare the others with The Car Designed with YOU in Mind S DC SOTO FEATURES THAT MIAN MORI INJOYMENT EVERY MILE TipToe Hydraulic Shift with Fluid Drive You cannot compare llir new cars werrh hv looking at pictures , or by watching them on the highway Youve got to iet behind the wheel yoitrsrlf Thai why we urge you to come ami see this new le Soto heljre you decide on any other car Von notice the dilhrenee right away, De Sotos dowi are wide You tea Ik in and keep your hal on The steering wheel doesnt hit your knees Youre on chairhigh seats, so that you git all the benefit of the larger windows and windshield , , rTrrritHwiflulifloo t unk than you ever dreamf 1 i,f bcrire c, c io is lower Its got a longer whcclbaL all passentL iJ i ide between the axles But theres no penally ir lese advantages Overall length and breadth are not increased You neednt rebuild your gare Vu ran till change a tire And a dented leu l Mean an expensive body repair job I i,w on til the new fealures of the ear that , hire without shifting Compare il for beei i , safety and alue Thru decide W New Feather Light Steering if Longer Wheelbm with full cradled rid if High Compression w Safeguard Hydraulic Powermaster Engine if New Allweather Comfort System Faater Getaway Brakes with new Cyclebonded linings if ScuffResistant Finis on Cylinder Walls bill r gi il ha And iu rr I t it A i ni more in oiee ill that 7, CAM SttLUC K j riT Tticlny hiht,aI CBSstitions D SOTQPlYMDUTH UiAiiK I GTCARi, FINE SEgVICt, AQUREpM PARKER MOTOR 145 East M is St Pjnckneyr Mich lumaayWoiaaayIhunday Apt b7 Gary Coops and Ann Sheridan, In i GOOD SAM I Nyaj Cartoon nTaocat April 89 George Rait WmBendlx, Marilyn Maxwell j RACE STREET Also , Chaxles Starrstt Shirley Burnetts la j BUCKAROO FROM POWDER RIVER j Cartoon j Tyrone Power, Gene Tlerney Sun mun Ap il 1011 THAT WONDERFUL URGE Reginald Gardiner Arleen Whecm CVmd Nsvettf MwM1 i THE VELVET TOUCH with Leo Gtnn, Clair Trevor, Sydney Greenstreet Novelty Cartoon New DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned Saluda April 8 Ons da only Abbott and Costello in BUCK PRIVATES Cartoon This Is America Sun, MOB lvmt AprU 101112 HILLS OF HOME ftonisg NEIGHBORING Mr and Mrs Ralph Glenn ct Stockbridge announce ui o, euiont of their daughter, Fran Marie to Wilbur Lute oi JNortnv , Dan Denton oi Gregory has , turned from California , Mr and Mrs Frank Dolet who live on the Northwest Tei in Dexter township celeb uivj their 55th wedding anniveisai last week The rierb Sneed of Howeu o sered their 24th wedding amnjeary on March 31st Born to Mr and Mis Re bar Kourt oi Petty sville at McPhcioc Wustin were badly burn nd taken to the Ann Arbor eTjip , 7, , r v,l Ezra Plummer and Bar Mae 9 nd NeUxe Morten Kh discovered theflinchey son attended the NekonHallor , iurchev was in Detroit weddlG Howell Wednesday A I ir was alone and was , i i the burning house py s Lynch and Plummer Noth fATK Of MicifcGkC c The PoaJe Court or iL Cuucty oi cied at Gregory last j Urtrquon ,i j At a 3oa oi said Com hold at , Kuhn and Wile On Probate Oiiice in th City oi How , etl in suid Coanty on 8th day of inn riicl rt his boms March A D, 1919 ,1 Mondcy PrtiswAci Haam R Smith, Judae ney Monday night VJ U rr hospital, HowelL March 28a so The Walter Rabbage case at Howell has been postponed aga 1 Edmund Gwenn Don CrispJanet He the G L poUce officer vio Leigh and Laseie was discharged and now u Cody Carta ,r to get j j0 j under the vc , r ffnmcs InPofeoDeceqaed rcrie uex Robana Lon hav liled ta i his daughterMrs jte, peiion praying Ulol ,iie 1 mlnistraljon cl taid csiaie Lc ore lej tc csophine Harlan, died at Albert J Epp or to some other suitable ,r of her parents, Mi person Coorge Reason Jhuri It is Cricred, lhat the Sth day of o born to M J Reason , Apiil A D 19 at ten oclock iu the IT, I Just OM of mtmf Briggi Ftotyrtsl ferans preference act At the last meeting of hi forrncon at sui Probate office, b ann Y T turn WL Aru M3 f At e last meeting of the Hew Robert Montgomery Susan Hay th P T A 35 new members were ward jadded j Mr and Mrs John Hicks of Bri ghton celebrated their 50th wed a in THE SAXON CKARri Caxtcas Ifows FfWWry April U15 etke Davis Robert Montogmery Fay BaSntor in JUNE BHTDE An untfuatty fine 0 ding anniversary at Sarasota, In 400 people attended the Fat t and Son banquet sponsored l the Farm Bureau at the Howall ar mory Last week The Brighton gun club at th Howell team last wek by 2 po in the Bean Pot Trophy Matci Charke Newman, 91 veteran farmer in the Brighton section died last week He lived in Brighton sines 1930 G era t 7eek vw 3 a of M Freh Air Camp is M appoiaiud ior heaiin7 aia pet ruction of their building hioru 1 Lcke next wek li Is Fuilher Ordered That publiic 1 i holds an auction no,ice 61 givw b pd J ol a copy oi this order once each weelc k ior three succssiv weku previous lo v , 7T 4 1 dcry i01 in thePlndaaey , jkJ fJ Dispatch, a rewspapw printed cmd at ,s will quit farmirc r viated to d Coiauction advertised ior A , 7, n f J , CeL stia ParshaQ Judge oi Pibcc4r fUgstw Probate i i 1 j j Four stunning psjtejf modest baths and budgets , 1 sandstone, green, blue, ivocy No wonder Briggi baths are 1 1 1 Bpd snowjr white Std TtopC an Toe Red Cross Drive C1 ns TrTiiry has sold his r Poal and Unadilla Stjto Ld 1 George Hicks has bought vbbs house across the idaiA T ak Wilson the Willi Mikr j tU 13 sc in Jiadiila Gerrqe CcUfns has rrvcu into the I proof porodsin enamel t In Ask for FREE booklet, Plan j addition, Briggi Besutjrwars mig Your Bathrooms attd J is superstyisd ID fil cbs flaost Powder Room 1 dmttum mJSmWLh LfMl I 1S7F11 u ouatf oi AVON THEATER ffM Caa Aedl M TWaUSHT ON THE BIO , 1,,, ,n4 RAhArf At a aaaalDB MM Court told at ZTZ u28 neroent over the u erton Pwba Offio ft Ci at Hownetted 384 or 28 percent over c, mt0 Y ,9 Ora j ufla A jn harriE house on Howell S t 1 JQ w ieadJlr Fo mei 0 Dexter P, ,ieoxici35cic4JepsTceMUTv Fed Bowman has purchosad m fjESi OF raM ESTATE Of IccviUe scbooi eiscHoa tobona Fridet Fagen house f Meth B Pkafco t MAW rhAol was oostpaoed to u , , ,tr ZJ C ja v JrTr a new AprU 7 1949 2SYEAl,fJ a banquet at ft baU PJ j irOWsj I w rw Medl fte elect Leon Eewis rodea new bicycle A, JJ T ion kess Puteast ows4up Mon Jwimiinq a Iovm W HarriSt 87, died at hfc HobMt L Pla4crtog flli ia aodd ho e her Sat, He leaves his court his tioal agoouot cs Guanlkm of wir and 1 sons, Henry and James , Krt, md jakl petition proyinq lor Tlie Orientcds Maccabees held s th aitowcmo aajr Apnl oiook in jfa Yl Fish is working in ihe Top j BT ufc ATTrm tsir store Pkdnfield ed , ,,, rlL Vcaear Bros, OPS building a osdheadi aid P ny Sor highway com had 1n ieaL tavecker J n i Furtb QrdtewL that public sot iaowsilkmViitne SS Bnahton has orgemrsea m cJjcuicrt r sv NcysJy , SSS Criejta lass Mbant elown 1,0 fttjisilettament f I iSiw el sawfor iheYear 194849 Asset Vdbuotton Valuation REAL EST ATE AND Tax Rate Dist No 1 ra Dexter List No 147tMUC Na 179490100 50030500 452975 Dist No 3 Dist No 4 jrasio 63,90000 24,99598 Dist No 5TrL Marion Total Taxes Levied Total Taxes Collected 20,5891 Total Taxes Returned 0683 HoJUictag Total ColL and Het 82499598 frl Marion 241X22 194348 44730 Receipt Balance on Hand 3,30554 Delinquent Tax Received 268982 Beet andUquor 488 J5, Sales Tax 3666181 Intangible Tax 99932 2058915 3673876 DiBNa 9FTL UnadiUa i DistNalOFiL Hamburg DistNa 11 FrL Marioa 4MQ0Q 32515 1150000 81060 mioaoo w890 6519000 52J52 1 80000000600 38,10000 34290 008 007 007 007 009 008 148634 43050 30785 82580 4650 46472 Special 00800 ij 1840 009 13,17052 Totals 147818500 I 28710 dP fclO84082 Taxe Rehired 10456 31784 23X3 47 12 16 17 Z J 134 SO 9340 5680 141 CO 5580 2,32970 Total Taxes Collected Total Receipts Expenditure s Paid County Treas ConMng Orders Drawn Paid School Diets Loan to Fire Dept paid1CfcrKd7Cora Paid Firs Depi Del Tax Transiensd to Fire Dept Voted Balance on Hand Tctal 3654112 370690 12,81742 7,00000 T2i0tttWO 22480 241711 203141 Go7J276 Lynn Hendee, Supervisor Stanley Dtnkel Treutar Murray Kennedy Clerk Ben White, Justice Asher Wytte Jurtice UN Drafts Bill on Human Rights Uncle Sam Says SECURE fUrH YOUR f FIGURE SAVINGS BONDS i HmuuHi,miiHii Look at this Deal Wash Clothes Cleaner m this SuperCapacity NORGE Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, ChairmanV the VN Commission on Bumen Rights, talks with a group of students visiting United Nations interim Headquarters during a meeting of the commission a International Bill on Human Ri ts, whieh the commission re Deetijr approved will be submitted to the next session of the Fronessic sad Social Council in Geneva whieh in turn will refer it to the tJtteraJ Assembly of the United Nations for its final approval VH Foots ana Faos ICELAND Theres nothing like a backlog of j I S Savings Bonds to enable one to i Hand up and look the world in the eye i Aiid youll be clutching a handful ot 5 tJ tni before you know it if you enroll T for the regular purchase of U S Niviugs Bonds With Utese bonds youll lose the uncomfortable feeling tliat vouVe not getting ahead Whats good for you is good for your country, ao start accumulating those Savings Bonds now In ten years you get back 4 for eicry 3 you invest today Sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where yon i S tvnrk, or, if selfemployed, for the Bond 2 vMouth Plan at your bank UJS Trtamnt Dtpartmtni Uncle Sam Says Trade YOUR OLD WASHER ON A New NORGE YOU SET THE PRICE ON YOUR OLD WASHER WE WILL DELIVER A New Norqe FOR A3 LITTLE AS 17 Down g I n r s i t BALANCE AS LOW AS MOOR j 4 w eelc vwnwB Pinckney Fab Sheet Metal Co 211 WEST MAIN ST PWC2MEY tWgW Is vital is aviation and Her ltt peesseeVend soslasnVs cepsesentaIcelands national flag a dark blue baekfrouno m J , This Christ, J she fan fiaving Plan whew JW m mi tkptjmnr regular, iitntir tf C Savings Bonds r If efc join the you bank Vo 1948 Chrbtanu , , ten Oiriatmaaes fro now you can fiat our whole familys stocking, iarlndiaig yuur own And yon wiU he foci she future with eenrh nnd eonsnlenen U S Sariwgs Bonds JDenAe Try a Want Adv in the Dispatch Only 5Qc 0 j V1, 3 v ,fy Tfce Pinckney DfepafcL Wednesday, April 6 1949 y y LmiTtD TMi ONLY BUY A NEW Vincent Shields and family oi MAnn Arbor, Mrs Mae Metz oi HowtlTaSdMrs Steve OBrien of Bunker Hill wera Sunday dinner guests at the Lee Lave nome on the occasion oi Doraurs Dhth day Harold Riggs and family hcve returned from Calii and are lh ing m their home on Cedar Lak Hoad Some mscieants smashed oui the windows in the farm nouse on Chi9 Love or Herk farm Sunday Hi off of it il chov recently move AT NEW LOW PPCSS Big De 8 CUBIC FT RERTA IS NOW PRICED ravou H AcnlE FMENT DAY c A V jfeR 7 t c dJ y A LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOW AM PAY ONLY THE BALANCE AT i mJ J J ii Fabricating Sfe 211 WEST MAIN Sfrr PINCKNEY EIiDIiEi34 i Si vVtv , v, Motor i imeup HERES WHAT WE LO TOIt n X Of J J altandod he 4 H icn ivimoat Day at ho well icuil wee i 3 thj Pinckney members ge ,ny crds wer Clothing 1 Palt ,tyr Lcina Seioeder Cloihinc i Dolores bokros Clothing In Jics Campbell Knitting Mary vua Kirschke, Joanna Jaioslow 1 Mary Ann CampbellHandi jciait I Wm Brady Handicraft h iiojort Meabon Macninery, Don lr, Cuimuiq, Lois Shirley SCHOOL MEETINGS HELD Over 100 people from the Hudson Corners, Hards, Melvin and HQULS school aNtiicts attended the school rDrgaiazation meeting hold at t school Thurs night Sup Rec T explained the reor ganzatioi plan and answerea questions, edging me tone of the mealing most of the people pre sent favored it and there was no aigroment against it All the ques lions asked were constructive and concerning details oi the planOne more meeting is to be held at which the Reeves, Sprout and Mar Lie school districts will attend Then the trial petitions will be cir culated among the 15 districts It is necessary that two thirds of the voters of the district sign these I petitions or otherwist the school hvillnot come under the reorganiz at ion plan and no election will be held in the district These four schools the Harris Hudson, Melvin, and Hause have been closed for some time and sfnd all their pupils to Pinckney LOCAL NEWS Mrs Lucia Dreyex is slowly im proving at the hcs oi her dauafc ter, Mrs Charlee Ward at New Hudson The Chii Homes Have moved en the James Doyle L C Gorham of Detroit was a i uesciay guest at the Ona Campbell home Mr and Mrs Merwin CampbeU attended the funeral oi her grand atner Wm Mtaycroit at Grand cpids Monday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge spent last week in Detiott and Royal Oak Mrs Winifred Aberdeen was an he election oard in Dexter town hip and Francis Shenan in Hamvarq township Mi and Mrs Howard Read and ion spent Sunday night at the vVilde home m Ann Arbor The Phillip Sprout family spent Sunaav t the Chcs Soule home in Ho A oil lae Leon Meabon amily oi Dex ier were Sunday guests at me al Miller homo Alex Curish and family i Ml Siemens spent Thursday and Fri at the Wm Shehan home Mis Charleton and Mrs Hazel Vcdsh of Canada spU last wk it the George Snively home lass, spent the week end with his Bonnie VanBlaircum oi Boston amily here Ernest Wright is building a ten ion house on his farm far Dwight Sharpe Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi uudte were in Lansing Friday , Mrs Virginia Carver was soloist iorthe ounday evening service of the Congl church Mr and Mrs Howard Read and Mrv and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaircum iook in a hockey game in Detroit Thursday night Analyze Adjust Garbur l, Analyze Distributor Ti G Clean and Adjust Tiimnq 4, Clean Air Filter, 5, Analyze Generator, Stavtvr Regulator 6, Test Battery and Check C 7, Analyze Coil and Ccwitv 8, Check Fan Belt for Loose Marathon WREC KEK SERV I CE k Main and Pearl Streets THE SYRIA OUTBREAK A bloodless revolution took place in Syria last week where the army ousted the government and took over control An Ameri oa educated Syrian was made i premier The cause is said to be i ho dissatisfaction in Syria with 1 ,1119 iace treaty with Israel where bv Israel qet about everything they asked for Still one of the first Voltage and Current i things started by the new qovern ront was a new peace conference Mth Israel We see nothing to get t cited about in this Syriais F waller than the state of Minn and has only 3,000,000 people and could never field a big enouah D mv to cause much trouble Unc hledly there will be occasional r id against Israel by the Arabs t iothing of any consequence 4 he Arab nation is made up of Adjust li Necessary r fl J Fcnno Prop v 4 tjf wnimiWVVXWitxuMirtvnwAiuA v itli,ttl BROWNiE WiCAL WILL ENTERTAIN YOU WITH SKITS AND MELODIES AT r PORTAGE LAKE E ENJOY YOUR FAVORTE DRINKS AND DANCE ON OUR mm LARGE SMOOTH DANCE FLOOR WW OPEN DAILY 6 P M TO 200 A, M, CLOSED SUNDAYS j Htuujtimtii Its a shining light for occasions that demand oilwhite this Trudy In crisp, sanfonzc with a bit of bewitching eyelet batiste encircling Hi little middle Siz9to15 PEIRCES STATE OF MICH1CAM The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of Raid Cowt held a the Probat Oiiice in the City ot, Howell in th, aid County, on the 31st day of March, A D 1949 piffentHoa Hiiam R Smith, Judge pjobate In the Metier oi the Estate of VVljm A Shllino Sr Deceased I epptaring to the Court that the time for presentation oi claims against said zsVxo should bo limited, and that a time and piece he appointed to reciev, examine and adjust all claims and de rcvis agcinit said deceased by and Mrro d Court UlliMUHHimUIIIIIlMUlilUiiilJU iiUlMTU, tllii u u Ordered, That an of the adi Hors off said deceased are required o their claim to said Court at , my tribes who have never been able to aaree and are jealous of onch niher When they took the i id arainst Israel this caused defeat The Aiab overlords, cie vealthy by their oil hold,qs are perfectly contented to enoy what they have without goina vagii the hardships oi a long war NO DOOR OR COVER CHARGE ii CPRD OF THANKS War us nnoT express my sin cere apj ckrtion for the sym pathy ana many acts oi kindness extended to me by relativesjieigh bors and friends at the time of sor row in the loss of a devoted hus band Bert M Hicks Mrs Merwin Campbell for the music Rev Ezra Beachy end Rev D D Brady for theid most contort ing words for all theso w hank you Mrs Bet M Hicks Mr andJAn Burr W Fitch 4 anAamilf The township supervisors hav had their raised from S6 per da r to S8 The bill passed both houses and was signed by Gov Wil iain i iast week Now the supervibo have a strong lobby, ihv ,iot o ly have a state wid o JH AOI which meets one a year bui o ia ge number of the mcir J WL ai state senate and house are former supervisorsTaking all other thine s into consideration this wage boot is probably fair but in view of the powei the body has control of we wonder why tjiey did not get t ieg ago Mr and Mrs Inrin Kennedy were in Ann Arbor Saturday The Lloyd Hen dee family spent Sun at the Gerry Eichman home Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs enreth Wylie were Pat Cain and wife of Portage Lake4 Ren Wylie 2nd wife of Ann Arbor and Lyle Culer of Howell Mrs June Hendee and Mrs M Eichman were in Jackson last Wednesday Genevieve and Bessie Read of South Lyon called at Ross Read ici3 Sunday KAHousner of Brighton spent Sunday at the Andrew Nesbitt home, Mrs Clifford VanHorn and the John McDonald family attended the flower show in Detroit last wk Alice Geprhart of Howell spent he week end at the Mark Nash home The Womens Aux of the Congl hurch meet at the Mark Nash home today Louis Coyle and wife spent Sun at the Thomas Coyle home in Howell Louis Murphy and Mr Duname isited Fr Francis Murphy at St Francis Villa at Comstock one day last week Winston Baughn and wife spent Sunday in Detroit Albert Shirley and wife spent Sunday night at the home of Earl Ward jr at Pingree Cecil and Robert Hooker of Ann Arbor spent the last week end with Roy Dillingham and wife Mrs Joe Basydlo and children spent Sat in Fowlerville Omer Gass and wife of Brighton spent Sunday at the Lester Mc Afee home The Lester McAfee family were in Jackson Saturday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson entertained at their home Satnight after the Masonic banquet, Francis Dodge, Rex Sackett Burdette Vogel Ted Dickerson, Earl Brown, Earl KennewelL J R Dagg, all of Detroit Barbara Baughn is visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Milfor Ms Alva Dickson and MM WI Buhl of Howell called on Mrs Et Bland Sunday The Hollis Wylie family expe to move into their house in Pinck ney about June 1st I oclock in the raid Probate Oiiice a Py , , , n Stanley Berriman, Administrator of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were ad estate at HcweilMieh on or Loie Sundayguests of Wilbur Steinock he ISA day of June, A D 1949, at toa er ana wife nearHoweU Mrs Clare Palmer and Patty spent the week end in Detroit Ralph Clinton and family of Ik coin Park were Sunday cnaeeU a the CJClinton home Rev Dietrich and wife of Cadil j ioreoooo ,y appointed on that said day aid time and place being here the examination and claims and demands said deceased ,, T Ocd That ovHU , 4 a, fordrew CampbeU family ior adjustment of all against ice therX be vn by wbUration rSSU Lyle Htodj and wttT3 ciLTrtham J PW bril horn qr 1 o PnbaUTfc Fa The Peoples Store Wedneeday, April t 194 he Pteckney Dispatch tuickney Mkuitftn uwd Published tivery Wednesday IIS Main at Piuckuv, fcchran SubecxipeVt rvre 150 a YWJ Groceries, Drygoods Gents Furnishings Glenn Kingsley and ianuly of Chuhbs Corners were Sun guetus at the Andrew Campbell hone Don Griihth and wife oi Ami JM I bor spent the week end at iixo j Griffith home and Don went to Detroit with his father Sunday Sunday guests oi M ani iis George Frazier were Alvin Rumley Elmer Zeigler and Miss ha, Exickson oi Detroit Canned Goods Lingerie SILoes Kenuedys Get Store The stolen articles irom the Wat exloo airport were found in one oi the buildings on the Graves or Barton iaiu last week uc pisoners from Jackson were tearing the building down Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent Friday at the Joe Howie home m j I Brighton i Pamela Seeield oi Columbus O 1 is visiting at the Earl Baughn I home j Mrs Alta Meyer took six oi her j pupils irom the Stone school to the 4H exhibit at Howell lis wk and won 4 blue ribbons The Floyd Weeks family of i Grand Ledge spent Sunday at the Clifford VanHoxn home Walter Glrard returned home from the Kansas City hospital last i Wednesday I Roland Shehan and Miss Virg ,faigBlondy were married in Det roit on last Feb 19 by the RevFP Madsen Gariord S i inlant so,i of Mr and Mrs Lcnd Sver i P i t gj Lake died at an Ann Arboi hospit al March 20 Funeral ot Keehn Funeral ho T tD J vte r iv frUnoi in Reading Michigan Y II ting a long of savings when you set this big, beagtK f ailgas Special Model 648 range, Hera yovll find all these important features one giant and three limmer burners flush to wall construction welded steel frame , dependable oven regulator roomy storage draw ers and many other cooking conveniences Immediate Installation in your kitchen no waiting let your Philgai dealer show you the conveniences of fast, clean, modern gas cooking ot a price ivlted to your family budget REDDY KILOWATT SAYS 4S4 EAR MAIM ST FlnckMt KITE FLYING TIME Saftty First Dead ct Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY hORSES 250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt WE BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS Phone 88 Pinckney Central Dad StokCoJ qgk PINCKEY FABRICATING SHEET METAL COMPANY 211 WEST MAIN ST PINCKNEY Si REDDY RULES 1 KEEP KITES AWAY FROM ELECTRIC WIRES 2 USE DRY COTTON STRING ONLY A Tue following people fro out ci town attended the funeral of Beit M Hicks last Monday Mr and Mrs BWFitch Mr and MrsJctrnes Becker and daughters, Barbara and Betty of Pontiac Mr and Mrs Arthur hutchins, Tom Mitchell and daughters, Gladys and Gloriaand Mrs Mable Suydam of Jack Floyd Randall and Harry Jackson of Lansing called at the CW Miller home Saturday Fre Swarthout oi Detroit speit Saturday with his her, S L Swarthout Bob LatiowTom Good and J rrv Heath went to Pittsburg, Pa last Lil fc 3NEVER USE METAL ON KITES 4H1EVER CLIMB ELES THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY m Mr an4 Ma Harold Porter and children oi Grand Rapids were week Mod guests oi their friends Mrs Mable Isham Bockue oi fjteown Ctty who eecenUy suffered la stroke 1s much baft Jaak Crate oi Groses Paints aoBi evMHt Babutdaw rt th ari auafcn bene t Mr and Mrs Glenn VanBeuran and daughter of Byron called on Mrs Emma Dinkel Saturday Sam Gentile has the basement dug for a home on Patterson Lake Road The Detroit Edison Co have moved their transformer from thei Dexter Rd to lor bought ei Mis Mary Kennedy on E Unadtta ft George dark of Ann Arbor spent Saturday here Mr and Mrs Charles Clark spent last Thursday in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Jack Paton and family Jean Craft have moved into the Roiek new house cA Chubbs Comers Mr and Mrs Dick Amo and son Pauline McLucae oi Howell call td at 4 CwMt km asjjbt Emma Christine, iniant daughter of Mr and Ms Stanley Dinkel was taken ill Friday night and tak en to McPherson hospital, for Mr and Mrs Chauncey Lott cA wesk anc visited Toms parents Flint, Mr andMrs Ruel Coniway 1, ana 18, Ry igham reof Ann Arbor, Mrs Guy Blair and turned home from Lakeland Fla MrsHoward Wright of Fowlerville 11 wnere they Pent 0 winter Ms Emmett Harris and Mrs IvIr ancl Edwa Parker r Mayne Sloan of Pontiac, Harlan jtumea from a trip to Texas Satur f Maaon, ylvia BroWn o I Mr and Mrs Harry Lee returned inSmTd MrS BeUlQh 0m Vera SlJS lark is a patient at tFtZX fihcJiLHalled at 9 I Sund0y of Mr I Dispatch office Saturday j SH Carr were Harry Lee and m I woi nany ieje ana Mr and Mrs George Gnlliford wife Mylo Kettler and fcnniryjack of Grand Rapids spent the week gon and lack Roberts and wife oi end with Mr and MrsFloris Clark Detroit enroute to their home at Wallon I Wm Poulson and wife of Midtreatment She is better now Mrs Lake for the summer y dleviile spent the week end with Emma Brogon of Stockbridge Forest Dcmrow and friend of Pon jIr and fe O H Poulson spent the week end at the Dinkel tiac flew here from Kalamsoo Sun j Uverance has moved from home and landed the John Monks farm, the BimJe term on Cedar lake r4 KM A u i qanow of Milbrd called Plymouth lohn Johnson oi Dot tote fan fJatuxoV i lift i li if n II,IU ijuj iMpynpvp 7 lwn WWCKNEY DlSPAHEs Wodnosdoy, April , 1949 H letabushed 185 Vuf bunt toJtU keait mmufajkb Btf J TTlsnd thaws whv so many farmers,whotre unable to get immediate delivery, are willing to wait fortheir John Deere Model 4,MTractors v The Model M is a tractor that represents all the knowhow of 30 years of tractorbuilding experience Only the best in modern design and construction could qualify to meet its engineering specifications In addition, farmers from all sections of the country were asked what they wanted in this new postwar tractor The result is the John Deere M as you see it todaythe one complete power farming unitthe one tractor with everything that s good And thats whv the M, with its full line of hvdrauhcallycon trolled QuikTatch tools, is enjoying countrywide success on the smaller farms and as ahelper on the larger farms, TruetherTarecheaper tractors, but none that offers so many extra values in power in performance in operators comfort and safety in wide adaptability in ease and economy of servicing and in handy, practical working equipment So once again, in the Model M, John Deere is proving that deep cioun in his heart every man wants the best of everything McPaerson jtate Bunk PROFESSIONAL CORNER , s VANW2NXLE VANWINKLE i irAiUUM DWVanWlnkle CXVcmWinkls lr nay mitfy M u i ttnaceY, Mien I 1100 li to UL M InL PINCKNfcY Daily on be in ROAD TO SUCCESS There i one mainline rack the road, to success It can termed living within ones come To follow this track in business i or in personal living is not al j ways easy, for any deviation 1 soon leaves the mainline far behind to turn back The reserve fuel for the train becomes too near de pleted Successful buisnesses build re fcxeept YVuiiwauy 1 MoruTueswrxlUku iwvOOi m UU, Si 1121 XL McWUAJiy Lntist North Michigan Telephones Oitfce 935 Residence 814 Ienings by Appointments Howell Michigan HRBSNEEL Phone 183 207 to EGrand River Howell Michigan Real Estate InsuranceBr okeiae Attome ct First State and Savings Book Howell Michigan wmmmmTTVTfVmmm Cemetery Memorials 924 rfcMam t,Ann Aruoi, ach Harold Chubb, Local Representative S16 Fleming St Howell Phone Howell 4G3 or S7 Monuments Markers serves or saving from current in1 City Lake and Farm Property come General Motors Corp could j A Speciality nJ employ a single man today j Ua Your Property with o had it not used its savings wisely io provide more iacilities for prod J udion and thus employ more peo j pie LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Each dollar we save provides us PhcknY with a growing fund which will A U Michigan wor for us and work for othersM r LAVET HAKPWARE Plumbing Wafer Sytemsetc Stanley Dinkel Spot Cash FOR DEAD or US ABLED STOCK HORSES 2 50, COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES SHEEI and PIGS REMOVED FRKE CARL BERG PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 Licensee fox DARLING COMPANY McPhsrion te Bank A savings Account can e open d with as little at a 1 bill Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid on Savings Socks and Time Certificates of DepositAll deposits up to 500000 insured by our membership in the Fed Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 0 30 Years oi Safe Banking C T I O NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone Pinckney 78F2i STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at lixw 2076 E Grand River , HowelJ REFRIGERATION SElWlCE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone Pinckney 154F3 DrL C I TOWNER Dentist MARTIN J wiVJUi Attorney at Law U Brighton, Mich I57n 1 RepaYn MYROi J HUGHES Plumbing and Heafng 8717 Lakesido Div License Rush Lalfr Phone Phone State P H SWARTHc T SOW Funeral He 9 Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipmcit Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 PmcJaaey,Mlch FRED C REICKHOTF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan For Appointment PI ine 358 Residence 613 8044 Portage Lake Road Phone Dexter 3461 Dexter LLOYD HOJDEE Livestock Hauling j Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Want Ad WHY CARRY CASH uera Open a checking account and pay by check instead Its safeno money to carry Is easy just write a check, any time FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Ensur ance Corp All deposits p to , Pinckneys home un village of Pinckney,cor oner oi Main St and Howell Rd Must be sold Submit offer to , Frea J Teeple, Realtor , Howell WANTED Plowing and FirWnVf Phone 675 MPWT611 Cal1 CHUCK , FOR SALEWarrier electric brood HhWLETT phone 93 1 and Poultry Supplies and Kasco CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel JANE TASCH I Sand Top Soil Road Gnavei Letteri or Any Papers Composed i pjn and Road Buili or Copied cr Your Convenience Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract All Work Confidential J7628 Toma Rd Pinckney Rte 2 747 MahxPinckney Phone 50FU j phone Dexter 3 116 ROOFING CONTRACTORa Do you need a new rooi at doe your home need residing The Jackson Roofing Co of Ann Arbor is well equipped to take care of your roofing and siding needsWe also specialize on built up roof jobs The mateiial and samples may be seen al Brashea Sheet Metal Shop, Pinckney Ann Arbor, Mich, FOR FINISH Carpenter work and Kitchen Cabinets, drop a card to John R Beens, 9315 Half Moon Lake Road SWFaprons 10U FOR SALLT14 Knapman boat wih steering gear and Martin 60 Motor 300Uu Murray Daqg HiLand Lake WA2TEDRiders to Ann Arbor from 300 p ra shift to 1200 pm Paul Singer, Pinckney oALtrihe S Ci leeple t KJI FOR SALE each Mrs R K Elliott LOSTMedium size puppy fhurs Feb 17th white with black spots and black left eye named Pewee, Sam Gentile Pinckney Michv BabyChicks WANTED T7o5tryrTmifure Now for March and April All1 heating stove to hea 4 or 5 rooms Frod Campbell Portqge Lake R WANTED Woman 2 Pinckney REl and SALErtJfiliTy trai ersConcrete mixers for rentLow rates Wilsons Sales and Rental i 111 blood testd stock Service 6121 W Gd RiverHalf ScIuire Hatchery HowellJvlich way between Brighton and How Phone 305W WANTEDWomanwisnes ride ell at Lake Chemung Open 300 UH SALi Crochet Work of all from Lakeland to Ann Arbor, a m600 p m inch SundaysPh kinds I also made costume jew working hours 4 p m to 12 u m HoweU 354w4 erly out of sequins,rhinestone and Phone Brighton 6036 before 2pm UUTrJOARil k6T6ft repaired P60113 I MrsEsther ImusBox 63Lakeland any make or size Have your mo M tor put in shape for the coming season Wilsons Sales and, Rent QUALITY al Service, 6121 W Gd River berth towels,crutches and a wheel Lk Chemung Brighton, open Sun chair for the Livingston County J , Unit 0f fae American Cancer Soc Loan Closet Phone Howell 103 or write to Mrs Gladys Henry,219 JJ1 Ppmorski, MeGregorarnrWArITED DaycareTor presc M3fi East Pinckney, Michigan , ool age chUdren in my homo WANTED Donations of sheets, j 200 a dav 30 a hour days Phone Howell 354w4 T PIANO T AT REASONALE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Arbor, Mich EDWARD WIGGINHOUSE E Crane Street, Howell FOR SALEElectric rangecil Ruth Ritter 250 Putnam Phone 6 TtttNAflte SALES RrSHHT ELECTRICAL WIRING I R L POND, Portage Lake Phone Dexter 2536 Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish kon lAii m, v i heating stove, wood and cod jWSft MR WORK rennClBgTOjgynach,WSl HOY JOHNSON 9x12 rug, lamps, bed, springs A U T O 1 LASS i mattress, pillows, rocking chairs us REPLACE THAT BROL magazine rackMrs Frank Henry EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR 4801 Island Lake Drive,Zukey lake ABES AUTO PARTS Phone Brighton 6035 Inquire at 214 East Grand River, Bowofl Ted Cobbs boat shop Phone 151 Charles Clark I SEPTIC TANK CLEANING, by Modem Equipment All work guar anteed Loyd Wellman, 6680 Pinckney Rd WANTED Saxophone man able to ab lib and put in lots of filL Call O C Robinson, Pinckney I60F3 Market Prices Courteous Service WANTED Oarden plowing I will also haul ashes Gus Hannemcm, 220 Unadilla St FOR SALEOne Studio Couch and One davenport Cheap Martin Ritter Jr Phone 6 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends who gave me their support at the polls MondayI am gratefull for their efforts Lynn Hendee Clarks HNCKNEYS FINEST FOOD STORE CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone who sup ported me at the election last Mon I shall do my best to merit the con fidence reposed in me LI Stanley Dinkel STRAYED From 1567 East M36 9 white Chinese geese REWARD Maurice Leinbach THE U S ARMYPART OF TH E TEAMFOR SECURITY ARMY DAY APRIL 6th Know your new Army better VWt you nearest Armr post if station Th above space will be denat ed to any church iouge 7 cms club, school, farmers clubor charitable oraanira Feel Free to Use it with ComplimentsuuaDi organic H W Wylie Those wishfna iof adV Call Dispatch QIBce bssosel BOOB oi each t i t I H i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 06, 1949 Description An account of the resource April 06, 1949 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 1949-04-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e71abfa8b92f3cc4ab466883c3f81b14.pdf 51d49ea2e0f060c586db4d2d35fb0169 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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MHIPRr mmmmmmmmji it, mw TF mmrnm MRyut Mirror Michigan state government consisting at a Democrat legislat ure has yet to solve an important School News OUR DEMOCRACY BASKET BALL BANQUET The Basket Ball Banquet, honoring the Pinckney team who won it deficiency Adjournment is talked the League Olakes Champioa oi by midMay ship this year was held at the The governor now estimated the soxiool Saturday night being serysficit at 22,000000 In addition to vea bY t16 mothers oi the players Memorial services were held a corporation profitstax he hints fee may ask the amount to be in peasea from 4 to 5 percent Economists say if revenues continue D drop the deficit may reach 71900000 Sta employees are ask ng a raise which would cost 13,POOOO more Republican legislators are will The attendance west not as large as at the football banquet last fall The tables er decoratod with basket ball mementoes The high school girls waited on table Howard Thayer was master oi cere monies and introduced Coach Reader who introduced the 11 members of the first team and iunski He vas he son cl the Vuleirme Szymanski ci Pi and attended Pinckney iyr J1 He was born July 3l,rj IOT the annv on FP1 io ad went overrao in ng to make appropriations for presented them with gold basket surrem needs but there is a wide ball emblems Joe Jeffreys and difference in viewpoint The gov Jerry Heath are the only two who irnor would increcwed unemploy return next year Bob Amburgey meni benefits to 30 a week for Bob Darrow Jim ttm roughs Dick 26 weeks, the legislature 20 for C wteics j Singer Wesley Palmer Don Clark Jerry Cloak John Sprout and Ccno tie John Esp, chairman of the Bower being seniors, yaysand means committee iavors t Mr Hobey introduced the memj general reduction in stale ap bers of the second team including pre pi lat ions but no new taxes atJohn Packer, their highest scoier this time Of course, the root of the i Mrs Helen VanBlaircum introduc hnancial trouble is the saes tax ed the girls team members, diorsion which leaves but 22 par 12 of the 160 amateur entertaincent for state needs ers who are taking part in a con A number oi bills have been in test sponsored by Station WPAG, Toduccd to abolish all state ser Ann Arbor entertained for an hour ices outright but most of them The troupe consisted of dancers vjii die in commute Tho oovei sjucrtct team the age of 5 yrs x ces o nvevt n stn ucaiun iupA colored man sangBecause The state send has abolished secret hearing on confirmation of appointments by the governor and applause rtas opened them to nevspajxji men Now that the April election is and a livery toe dancer seemed to be the favorites, judging by the ileitis oi Intercut rrrrnti mining har, f M u u o At thf recent electn not much here at St Mary s church Satui over 20 percent of trie people vot morning for the late Pvt Victor ed and the cornmentntnr commentators are as usual trying to explain the,apathy on tire part oi the voters ana why the majority oi the voters stay uwuy irom the polls except when a presidential election rolls around We think they all miss the main point which is that presidential elections axe benefitted by one of the biggest advertising and publicity campaigns in the world Spring and off year elect ions are not Starting with the national conventions every word and Kiion of the presidential aspirants are reported to the people via press and radio Thir speeches aie broadcast over nationwide net rorkr and the interest of the nation is fanii to a witehot hoatfbii never fails to qet the vote out There is a,vays a letdov n in the spring or eff year election because all this publicity and fanfare is misiing As the people regard vot ing as a nuisanc they are content to neglect it in 3 years out of the 4 SCHOOL MEETINGS HELD Two school meetings were held past the legislature is expected to the past week on the proposed make quick work of the most im Pmckney school area reorqanizat portant bills Weeks of smdy has 0XL Howard Thayer was the been devoted to them and only speaker at the one at the Reeves the April etion verdt has been 8Chool held last Thurs nightSupt awaitrd before acting on them I Reader talked at the joint meeting of the Sprout and Marble schools REORGANIZATION MEETING heid at Pinckney Monday night He explained the proposition and There will be a meeting in the answered questions The circulat Pinckney High School on Wed ion 0f 1 petitions is expected to April 20 at 800 p m tor all the start oon The districts where a people m Pinckney and the rest majority of voters sign the petit of Putnam School District No 2 ions win come in the reorganizatfor the purpose of discussing the ion pian ana WU1 vote together as proposed school reorganization a unlt m a gpecified place Amaj This is the last meeting that will ority vote only is necessary to 1 be held for this purpose THE UNUGHTED CROSS Cenpresented at Com CongT Church , Apri 117 at 730 P M SceneTalvaryChurch Time The night before the tennial Celebration Characters Rev Wakeiield, Welton Chamberlain James Mallory Keith Mallory, Mrs Lawson, Jeante Laura Murray, lane Grayson, Peter Smyths Tom Craig A Man adopt the reorganization planThe voters oithe Pinckney district Put nam No 2 will vote as a separ ate unit Tut SrtKlT OF ADVeNTUfcE CT TAKING A CHAAC REMAINS STRONG IN AMCRICA, SINCE l4 , HOWEVER, OUR ECONOMIC oppoitruwrnei c BROADENED erceATLV THC MO0CRN VORryNlNR, N SEKINflNgVV PiPlftS Off fNOEAVOR, PLACES LCSSRffUAIE ON CHANCE AND Ofl ON THC MEASUREO RK GREATER, ZGUANCE ON THE, FACTORS OF HARD WORK, INGZMtrrV AND THRJFT SZYMANSM war, wounded in ,5e jum aid died in a hospital in Fraico SJ 6044 He leaves to mour i his muher Mrs Estella Chovich of Wircjav and a sister, Mrs Eleanor Torasik of Pinckney The services were condckv Social Happeuingg Churcii JNews Mr and Mrs Burroughs of I lr Pettysyille were honored Ly a a3 damtysea, 800 and nghtiul party Qnj yxl9Bt evening of cuiy Mass 730 AM flifl01 Cotton Sat 730 900 pm oundaysbofore 800mass bcioie and during the Civil War tiioie was much tcik of an under ground raiJroad which was carry ing negro slaves hum tne U ii io Jonadu whexe avery had been abolishea Many ignor it people took this meaning literally jana even spent COIILL ierable limy by Devereaux Post 141 and Brim p J searviung tr cm undergiound lail Robers Lyon Pot VF V No C9 roaj Uov there never was an un of Hftwell and VF T Pnct 71 nf rifrgronnH jnil,Qqd, Thil WOB the PinckneyThe uniformed mor bers name applied to a system where the Deveraux Post formed the negro slaves were transported dur honor nuaid en their sring rsvri officiate li qrave Burial was in St Marys cemetruy Bev i Alhe och, t ofiicii d in the mas 1000 DISTRICT SPEIXWG CONTEST The rural and grade school dis4 selling contest vaa held at the Pinkney School Friday afternoon with 20 schools represented This vas the smallest in years, a num D D Brady i S not raiS rvSi Horwoodri3, son of Mrs Warda t5Sf Miller Horwood of the Green lt l schooL Mrs Alta Meyer is hisjUaLol Diuwn uf Huwll a qraduAdelaide Re eo , teacher He also won last year Mary J Kirschke gQ wag won by Robert Roer,KoPP611, Knight of the HoUistor schoolBar Dick GaUup VanSlambrook the Pinckney Lawrence Hobey was 1QtlL yj Q winners Beetle, Darid Brar Q 6 in the BUi lives next door Dick Campbell, t in Mav Spirit of the Past, Barbara VanSlambrook Spirit of the Present,Ruth Kirschke Spin the Future,Lorna Shirley ALTAR St Marys Altar Society will hold a card party in the Gregory Town Hall on Friday eve April 22 Fuii for all Prizes and lunch Donation 50 If you lack transoftahon be at Kennedys Store by 715 Rides be provided Comm Notice Notice hereby given mat there will4e a mam meeting of all inter state contest in May BAbfitfALL SCHEDULE Wed April 13Hartland Here Tues April 19 Dexter Here Fri Apriil 29 South Lyon Here Tues Arpil 26 Brighton There Tues May 3 Manchester There Fri, May 6 Dexter There Fri May 13 Hartland There I Aeet Tues May 17 South Lyon There Children Service Fri, May 20 twenty fifth wedding anniversary This unique social function which was held at the Clifford Van Horn home, was sponsored by the North Hamburg Home Extension Group and was a complete surprise o the honored guests Some 30 friends were present ande e i ing was featured by a mock wed dlng games and reieirimerrts Old songs were also enjoyed by the group Mrs Burroughs was presented a silver coin corsage by her as sociate extension workers and the Friday8,aftr Novnna Devotions i Novenna to Our Soaowful Mo1 Fiidays ai 730 PM j Holy ThursdayHigh Mass and Procession a 730 pm Adoration of Bl Sacrament throughout the i day Holy Hour at 730 pm follow t ed by Confessions j GooarTrrdayMass of PreSanct DUTCH ENTERTAINMENT Tlirough courtesy oi the clauses at the 1ederated Church MrsWii helmina Swarthout, teacher wc have had the pleasure of a briel Vivit to Holland Quite a bey oi Dutch lads and lassies cjrac d thr, taqc of ho High Sciiool Tur sday afternoon, and treated parents and eliminates to a birdsoye view of Dutch dances, songs and customs Maybe we should say Storkseye view because Mr Sprk was theraTnairagQxrto stop ai inq the night from one station to another until finally they reached Canada We have heard that the Reeves farm near here at Hiland j Lake was such a station and the Judye Dexter house at Dexter another Slaves were legal property jthen and smuggling them to Can Jada was stntl again the law Today we hear much of the Russain Iron Curtain and undoubtedly some people believe Russia has surrounded herself with such a curtain but like the underground railroad it is strictly an illusion The Russian iron curtain is the name for the strict censorship with which Russia has surrounded her self and by means of which she ified at 730 a m Adoration Cross throughout the day In the afternoon from 200 to 300 P Stations of Cross Sermon av long bill, orange stockinged legs , , , i , i Adoration of Cross followed by couple received a choice gift from rniaeBiAne , J j y , r T i J T I Confessions Stations and adctaitheir two sons, Paul and James ree on , B , , , ion oi Oross again at 7JQ pmm Mrs Burrouqhs is the former , , ,, , , r ,, y h evening followed by Coihs ate of Howell High School and of Albion College Mr Burroughs is a son of the late Charles and Lillian Peters Bmvbughs members of pioneer North Hamburg families fessions Hcly SaturdayBlessing o Nr Fie Easter Candle etc beinninc at 730 oclock Confession Sat evening from 730 to 900 r m Easter SundayMasses at and 1000 oi long black tail feathers, Gretch en was quite the Dutch maid with green skirt, white apron and ker chief and Hans wore bright red pantaloons, with yellow patches 13d shirt and sweater jacketTh scenery was in keeping wih the luiidof windmills,and our thanks to jl3 of you for a nice time Mrs Swarthout,please take a bow Brighton Argus ures, anything else getting out of Russia and at the same time keep all persons obnoxious to her out With the opening of the big lea gue base bail season at Detroit only a veek away then u cpar ently Uttlinterest manifested here in it Year3 aqo we doubt that the late W E Murphy and 803 MEETING SAT APRIL 16 CALVArU MENNNONJTE CHURCH Bev Eern Sea4fcr, paMot Morning Worsfalp 1000 Sunday School 1100 Yoana Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Waahlp 815 Supt Roscoe Darrow Walter Esch Mon May 23 Stockbridge There Wed May 25 Chelsea Here Tues May 31 Manchester Here 1145 Brighton Here Prayer MeeHnuTVedL gve 800 MASONIC BUILDING ASSN All mpmbers of the Pinckney Mas onij Building Assn vhich ir eludes the members of Livinvston FINED 50 Richard Dix who Hvee on flue Northwest Territorkd Rd was arretted on complaint of coneevahon dept omcers and fined S50 fior eet eave fbe ested parites to discuss purchas ting a grass fire which burned Ing of the Pinckney Mill Pond on over 100 acres and did consider Tuesday April 19 at 80 pm able damage, at the Township HalL The Pinckney fire dept was oaU Village Council and Committee ed to the east side of Portage He l0 Frtday afternoon where the SOFT BALL MEETING THUR garage of John Obrest oanght Cue, There will be a meeting at tho ft took 4 boms work to Pinckney Dispatch ottos Thurs jbtiildina and nearby niaht April 14 to choose four soft Dertsr firo dept was baS teams f A gardea trador and ocacTEE oosofrjrmrr CHOIR j OHDOT The Dexter Community Cbofr cf j I wjsii to overSOi on Moodaniglbt Aprfllt rVf ios, ft eW be my asm to rm lemilinj wffl bo taking Idsmss of me omce oi vopjcmc All NORTH KAWU16 CHUROf Swarthout RdV I mUes northwest of Pkimmey Sunday Irfcoo 1000 Supt Iteniee Leinbach Momma USSSJM 1100 cOMiu 11 chJKc CongrcaoniJ Cnoir Practise Weo Nbht TOdge No 76 F A M and tjiOrganist A Choir Dirctor I members of Pinckney Chapter No Mrs Merwin Cainpbrii 145 O E S are asked to attend z S S Supt Merwin Campbell meeting of the assn at he Pinck Wed, Junior Choir practise at ney Masonic temple on Satnight 400 Senior Choir Practise at 730 I April 16 at 800 p m to vote on enlarging the lodge dining room Please make it a point to be there so we can get an expression from the majority of members Clyde Fisher Chcirman PESOLUTIONS OF PESPECT F 4 AM Whereas Divine Providence has seen fit to call fron us our high ly eftoemed and bekved brother Fred Campbell It ca i be truly said of him He has done what he could His loss will be deeply powst 1st Communiry Choir cl I wfsb to simmi my smoert MOSS wffl ge a sind thanks tor me too emjmmtt BSC meComCaogl dmtdrd me ssossi oevmesset ZLZTsTdia WftMmafmstoMmee Drama Practiseat 830 Thurs Candle Light Communic Service at 800 Recepton of Mem bers FrlThree Hour Service 12 00 to 300 oclock ParUcipatinq minist ers and choirs from the Mennoue And Congl Charches Meditations on the Seven Last Words of Good Friday Service, April 151 Jesus, by Rev Nelson Potter Rev The congregation will cooperate in I Ezra Beachey, Mr A T VanSlarr the Union Senrice at the Cohq 1 , brook, and Rev D p Brady ChurcS tor the 3 hour period from Easter Sun Church service a 1200 to 300 pm 1030 Sermon Immortclity for Rev Wilbur Yoder, Mlddlebury AILInfant Baptism Special Eas felt by all who have known him Ind, wul be the gamt speaker at ter Music Sunday School at 1L30 i therefore be it 800 pm at the Canary Menno Religious Drama The Unliqhted Rosolved That white we revni r rhutdL and at me same time Cross by Dorothy Clark Wilson erently bow to the bidding of Him 16 presented at 730 under direction who doeth ail thmgs well, we 5 Mrs a D Brady deeply deplore the loss of our Apr 17 Mon 18, Public Concert by Dex brother and tender our heartfelt xer Community Cho aT 336 4sympathy to his relatives at 600 a free wiU ottering will be taken, j Resolved That our Lodge be draped in mourning for thirty SCHOOL PROPOSITIONS CARRY jaVs cmd that copies of these res j olutions be inscribed on our re At the special election rveld a I published in our village FowierriBe last Thurs to bond fo paper, an 88000 school building the pro ammittee on Resolutions o Sat 6410 SJU 11300 a m, and 70 pALCome wim us Htieftl jOtfJIjM at Conal i Apr 19 aod Boys position carried by 90 votesThe to incseuse the IS ax Usirtt also carried Ross Read H C Vedder Clare Miner Charles Teeple ever missed an op eniig game At that time the Detroit team vas filled with such stars as Ty Cobb Sarn Crawford, Bill Donovan Dutch Shaker, Doni Bush, Chas Schmidt etc and later came Gehnnger, Greenbeig York and others who could hit the ball a mile Now apparently the team has fallen upon evil days and with the exception of Hal Newhouser has few stars in her lineup The team has no one to thrill the crowd with spectacular feats We remember George Moriarity of th old days became famous for his ability to steal home Once when they played Boston he announced he would steal home on BUI Can gan of Boston one of tne great cat chers of the game He did so which so exasperated Carrigan he spit tobacco juice in his face which led to a fight It has been many years since any Detroit play er tried to steal home Detnoft citizens threaten suit to overthrow the election them last year week where the voters auss orizee a 5 mill increase in the tax for school purposes They ckrisa only property owners should be allowed to have voted on it Vm dty attorney disputes mem cities a supreme court dec which authorises any legal to vote on rodstng me IS mil as this is not m a stnet thoruua Mi j,Wednesday April 13 1949 GRANDPA OF TiJE CABLE TRAIN Powibly youve seen modern h M Invdi uwn mlle train hurying Long Ditancr Ifliphonr cable acroxs the Michigan roimli ul Bark in 1882, two pioneer telcphnii uuw hihhrd a locomotive to a farmers plow, turned a J furrow five miles in length and planted n aortment of wires to ilelei iniiie the effect of MIM condition on tltIil From thi early experiment came fact helpful in developing modern underground cable BRAIN TEASERYou can probably stump most of your friends on this one In which case does your voice travel the longest distance to reach the person youre talking to a I Vi hen you telephone our neighbor cm the next farm hen you speak to somebody across the Vnnwer When vou talk across the room ben you telephone your neighbor, your voice just goes an inch or so to the mouthpiece, From there on it t rax els a an electric current right to the listeners telephone receiver 1 room NEIGHBOKLN An 80 voice chorus will present the Easter Cantata Swing Corneal a the Stcckbridge M E church on the night of April 24 Wm Lavey, 77, son of the late u ,,, Alfred Lavey of Dexter townsnipi, i 0 bor Burial and funeral at Ypsilanti Tues after a 5 day UinessHe leaves his wife, a son and a sis ter Mrs Frank OToole of Ann Ar bor Buria alnd funeral at Ypsilanti Friday The Ira Wilson family have rent ed their large farm on Gd Riv w of Howell and will sell stock and tools at auction Dexter Theatre rrpi Chelsea, Mich DEXTER, MICHIGAN Air Conditioned Pesbte Foaturo i LEON ERROL in RIVERBOAT RHYTH and H THE SECRET LAND Narration bf Two Howell young men were ar Robert Taylor, RobertjMontgomtry rested by Ingham county officers i and Van Heflln for firing a shot through the Read Cartoon Woody Woodpockor home at Webberville after being Sunday, Monday, April 17, is ejected from it for intoxicationIt Speclal 0f Symd happened at 330 a m The two show StartI 7t00 p th Niqht are George Check and Eugeno Sundffy 8how 8lartt al 2i30 m Smith Friday Saturday, April IS, 19 IF YOU KNEW SUSIE j A Musical witn j Eddie Cantor Allyn Josiyn, Cartoon Urtoot Nowf Sunday Monojy Tuotday April 1,1,43 COMMAND DECISION Van Johnson Brian Donlevy Clark Gable, Walter Pidgea, John Hodlak and Edward Arnold Canoou Sunday Shows 3579 1 Wodntsday 6 Thursday, April 20,11 A Comody THE INSIDE STORY j Starring Marsha Hunt Wm Lundigan I Charles Winninger Plus SUPPOSE yon could reach only one other tele phone Your telephone wonldnL he worth very much to you would it Actually, today you can reach more tors vets, equipment nd were would it dephones tlian ever hefore docdealers, friends, relatives, til adding new telephones at record speed Thi more johs your means more people you can call telephone ran do for you TELEPHONE COMPANY Our 7,500,000 postwar rural construction program meant more and bettor rural telephone service WORDS AND MUSIC Starring Judy Garland Gene Kelly and Mickey Rooney Cartoon Now Tues Wed, Thurs April 1920 21 Show Starti 700 P M Each Night VanHeflin, Susan Hayward and Ward Bond in TAP Foul Hunting ROOTS 1 I D D ft U Kl IC A1 f A I 1 Br SantaJ caught BROWNIE WICAL WILL ENTERTAIN YOU WITH SKITS AND MELODIES AT NCHOR INN PORTAGE LAKE ENJOY YOUR FAVOnlE DRINKS AND DANCE ON OUR LARGE SMOOTH DANCE FLOOR OPEN DAai,Y BfRTt TO 200XMTGldSED SUNDAYS 5 f fire Friday morning and was bad f ly damaged before blaze was ex S tinguished Mrs Earl Baughn who f was there with a new born baby SVas taken to the WCMhie home 2 Other patients were removed to 2 the home of DrCLSigler 3 Mr and Mrs LT Lamborne of 5 Gregory celebrated their 50th weds ding anniversary la3t Wedensday 1 5 Charles Campbell and Mrs Ida s Hall were married at Unadilla by 5 Rev Hurlburt last Wednesday 5l Dep Coll Kennedy and barber 5 chased a bootlegger through the 5 streets of Pinckney Sut raorniny 5 at 2U0 a m and caight him west 5 of Pinckney He had a load of 5boozo Shirley Henry, mayor elect of Howell, has only lived there four years, coming from Hastings State police arrested two aviators, last week, Ranald Ebersole of Chilson and Robert Kelly of Brigh ton for flying too low ver Pinckney They were fined 25 and costs eachc by Jusitce Cronnen wett On the vote for a new county jail the following townships voted against it Putnam, Tyrone Putnam cast a majority of 18 against it and Tyrone 54 AH others gave majorities for it Mja Louis Colombo jr noted Detriot lawyer has been hired to defend J AVON THEATER Ivan Love, the Ann Arbor man ac A cused of killing his sweetheart, Mrs Zella McConnell of that place Love is divorced and Mrs McCon nell was divorced twiceLove stat ed they first met at the Hamburg dances Mrs Don Swarthout, teacher in the Brighton school put on an en tertainment entitled A Visit To TRAIL TO LAREDO mag j Charles Starrett Smiley Burnetts, Virginia axey coming undayFighter Sg Ntwi Friday Saturday April 15, 16 Double Foatur I NO DOOR OR COVER CHARGE HwitimiiiinuinmiiHim inMitniiipnfniNinimmMHhiimiimmuimn ,1 i DANCE AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM Saturday, Aprjl 23rd tICKETS ON SALE 50c i t I Wm, T Moran former Pinckney mason and contractor die1 in Det roit April 9 He leaves his wife, the former Mary Mois, 3 sons Roy, Thomas and Wmand 2 dau ghters Madeline and MargaretFuneral at St Marys Church Fri with burial heie Bart VanHom is wonting for Albert Dinkel Born to ChasKennedy and wife April 17 a girl EJBriggs,former drayman, died at Howell Sunday Joe Gentile has sold his fruit store to Frank GaJardi Chas Teeple took in the opener at Detroit and saw Detroit trim Cleveland 4 to 3 m Civic Improvement Asn met Monday night for their regular J meeting The minutes were read approved Ross Read gave j very line report on the accom plishments of his committee so 1 far in getting street signs put up in the Village Pinckney We 4 Holland last week in which the pupils wore Dutch costumes and danced Dutch dances Mrs Winifred Graves has return ed home after being in Jackson for awhile Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Fisher Sunday, of Hamburg March 29, a daughter Linda lean 1 The Brighton Argus states that Northville not now a member, is considering joining the League O Coming Lakes of which Pinckney is a merh ber The Dexter bowling alley was entered last week and 140 taken from the till The Brighton high school JHop is at Pine Lodge May 20 Triplet sons born to Mr and Mrs Charles Conely of Brighton diecT after birth 47 YEARS AGO Wm Conners has purchased the house vacated by llobt CuJhane Mr tnd Mrs John Chambers jr celebrated their 50th wedding anMr and Mrs John Chambers Sr niversary April 2nd The senior elass will present the, play Comrades at iho opera house April 11The cast is compos ed of Bert Roche,Cas Culhane,Ray Siglei, Marion Reason, Mae Rea son, Ethel Durfee Florence Andrews Willis Tupper shot two sheep dogs which he found in his sheep Francis Carr is enrolled at the Ypsi Normal Elmer Book and Mrs Georgia Poole were married at Howell last Thursday Leo Fohey has enrolled at Ferris OKLAHOMA BADLANDS A WMtorn Starring 1 Rock Lane, Mildred Cole Plu 1 SLIPPY McGEE wlib 4 A Rackotoer Roformi with Dale Evans, Donald Barry Ttiotday, April 17, 18 DATE WITH JUD la Technicolor Stoning Wallace Berry, Jane Powell Now Pluadoren, Hotncominqt HO WEIL Theater Howell Mich Thursday, Friday, April 14, 15 Dick PowelL Jane Greer in I i I STATION WEST Burl Ives Tom Powers Comody Ctrtof Saturday April lo THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS i SINGING SPURS Also Gloria Henry William Bishop , i in i PORT SAID Sunday, Monday, April 17 18 Mat Sunday, H8 P M, ConHnuoi Alan Ladd Robert Preston, Brenda Marshall, Donald Crisp In i WHISPERING SMITH 1 Ocbiceloff Comedy Cartoon Nowff Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,April 17,1819 RED SKELTON as THE FULLER BRUSH MAN with met Blair Don M Guirc Coaiftd Gaffcoa Nrr agreed to raise 250 for the ac ttviHes of the 4H boys There f Sunday with Floyd Fulford were a number of discussions on sutemer adiTttiet and the l, 1 adjourned at 100 4 MrS alter C12fk and son n 1 vu J were m Lansing Thursday llwg LL JL 1 1 369 WMain St will Celebris their mmmm 55th wedding anniversary Canday W APril 17 Pen huse 8 to 4 5 Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Sunday guests fo Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were Edsel Meyer and family of Ypsilanti Russell Clark and wife of Hiawatha Hea ch and Mirtin Ritter and wife of Institute Big Rapids Lakeland Born to Elmer VcmBeuran and Mrs Virginia Carver and Mrs wife AP1 6 a 12 lb son Betty Seefeld were soloists at the E11 Wood has gone to Ann ArNovi church Sunday nigh bor to enter training for a nurs i Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller Just on of man Briggt Features I Four ttanniae psstcll , i modest baths and budgets one, green, blue, ivory No wonder Briggs baths are id snoW white Stain TtopC porcelain enamel In Ash for FREE booklet, Planaddition, Briggf Beaucyware ming Your Bathrooms aui rled to fit the most Wowder Room fproof X vwBmm HAVE YOU CHECKED Buicks New Low Prices WITH OR WITHOUT A TRADE DRIVE OVER TODAY Uvingston Motor Sales Howell votes Monday for a Car i Telephone I Pinckney 1S7F11 Roche Contables Phlan Monroe The election here was all Demo crat Th following were elected Sup Jerry Dunne QericWill Monks Treas GeorgeReason Jr High Corn Dave Bennett Justice, W A Carr Bd of Rev John Dunnej School Inspts Will McIntyreJim negie library Bert VanBkrircum Will CooperEd Spears MYJtOH J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER Repealing a Speeialiry George Meabon Sr was Mr and Mrs Jack Tuten and Mr and Mrs Eugene Marcotte and children of Rochester and Mr and Mrs Lore 1 jtr A Meabonand children of Grand JSSlJ2 5d t Rapids I e ine M cmd Mrs R Mrs Beatrice Shfrfcy Mr Sad Jl tSI ie Moran Mrs Kwi Sd 1 me past presiaenrs meeting at the p JUA a U West Marion church Monday Lir TTn C K McRorie and RwSrlett Jifl FridaT attended the Liie Membehip u W night at the Stockbridge Maeonic J 2 Lodge Monday night iJni SundflT at the Guests of Mr and Ua BatbiB DJr g m I Robinson last week toere his par JKZST 2 nld , ents Mr and Mrs Edgar Jeon Sunday at AeIC ti 1 j Kenneay name j Mss tails Baker and difldrea UA m MX wk of FulkXL I1L thy Nenrttrk of DafeseL Ofctfo J 1 vV 7 The Pincknty DispcrtcL Wednesday April 13 1949 St, 1 Ju LIMITED TIME ONLY iMMMVtS BUY A NEW Ifctt m Si J W wuwSKuiij Norge Refr r AT NEW LOW PRICES I 3 t V M 8 CUBIC FT REfHIC TC NOW PRICED FOR YOU JKJO JtiS st s ru MieJ CAPITAL IN THE WOODS IN 1947, leClSUTOfc WRANGLED FOR MONTHS IN DETROIT TO CHOOSE MICHIGAN 4 PERMANENT CAPITAL A PftAMKTOR SUUfD TME TOWNSHIP OF LANSINO A W1lDMNEi WITH A SAWMILL AND ONE UX HOUSE TO fchEAH THE LfcOSLATiYE DEADLOCK TIRED LAWMAKER AGbEP SURROUNDED BY FISHERMEN IN WINTIR, AMATEURS FI8H PROM TAJV PAPER SHANTIES THROUGH THE ICE ON SAGINAW BAY WHILE THEY CATCH UNSUSPECTING TOH WITH HOOK, LINE AND SPEAR, COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN MAHE TVEIft CATCHES WITH NETS SPREADNMTH THE ICE NATURES SERVICE STATION t WALLOON LAKE, NESTLEO AWp CRffNCLAO HILLS SOUTH Of PETOSKEY, BOASTS CAYbTALCLEAR WATER SO PURE THAT 10CAL RESIDENTS USE IT IN THEIR AUTOHOWLE BATTERIES, WILDERNESS WATERRALL VIRGIN FOneSTS ttCUK TAHQUAMENON FALLS NTH UPPER PENINSUWITU ACCESSIBLE ONLY BY TJREESHAOEP THAILS, Oft BY NARRoVftAUOE Wllr WAY FROM SOO JUNCTION TO THl, BANHS OF THE lQmOU AIVMf AMOUS COLDfNfmH Of LONG, TO THE 11 9 fy fr CMGA WQfcrWHQL LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE PAY ONLY THEBALANCE AT 1 Down aJloni Fabricating She WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY PHONE 134 fTT mt, W V J r w w w r w W w Motor Tuneup HERES WHAT WE DO FO 1 U,V Guard Aids Pahstkie Truce 395 R G A JACKSON Commander R G A Jackson, recently began work as tie United Nations ninth Assistant SecretaryGeneral After a distinguished career in the Australian Niw Commander Jackson served as DeputyDirector of INKRA from 1945 until the end ol that agency Uncle Sam Says lioiiscrwilioii iNoles v uoe d tuuily hai is first n ai UJC nee u I Thereafter u a v ,s ,j y ,1 is the ruj A IJUJIU J ilia Luiinato the aum ,ji ci pheasants o bu found at inT, ITvoTTteimiiliKj place tmr iatt Ujy counting the cock ccovs at tavn ihero are 2 hens to a ock laud the hatch is usually twicu the number of liens Lakes with alkiline waters Have J no , fish than those with acid or neuLul waters 1 lstionneu may not have to gc iartn for tiout us Genesee, Jack 1 Analyze Adjust Carbureter, l, Analyze Distributor Timing 3 Clean and Adjust Timing, 4 Clean Air F Iter, 5, Analyze C erator Starter rnd Voltage and Current Regafcrtorr 13 6, Test Batter and Check Co les 7, Analyzo Coil and Condens 8, Chec, an Belt for Loosenes and Adjust if Neceeeaxy WRECKER SERV ICE Marathon Service Station Main and Pearl Streets A, J Fenner Prop Cold Wait for Dinner i MT, tfttfr liiirrtnwrii tttlltoj t on, Shiawassee and Oakland all IUVO trout stioams A project is MOW underway to transform the luro iei i j u trout siean y building G dams starting at Kent Lako ihete have been 137 forest fires ro lai tiiiL, year compared to G5 at Lj ame time last year, The big jest was ia the Jackson distmi where 933 acres burned I6fc733 trout stamps were sold in Ivlich last year This money cjoe to plant trout in Michstreams j Wld tovvl are migrating north several veeks ahead of schedule iris year With little snov deer starvation last winter was cut to a minmium iherc is still a ft of snow along Lake Superior Embarking for Palestine, a Unite Nations guard force gets a farewell from UN SecretaryGenerai xrygve Lie The guard, made up of 49 volunteers from UNYs staff, was requested by Count Bernadotte, 17X medhtor in Palestine The frv , is r jn duty hi H ly LzaO uuiUiiii Iiadqurto nvC 1 a D4 junior evr ak yu whethrr you ever hit a nr r i This is llie lime of tle ycar utirn cistions hke that oar l cire jiiyppin at oj z Iuly, you can lock jiiilor ri hi ij th ve and say tn,h hilly , so, 1 tid many tims, trt is if c i nr inve ting in Savns iSinc r pry j v Figure Better Food for Latin America it out youiet J pry Su vrs Bnd cprserrts a f4tlie hit for jun vb IV r v Jc Ruth t dnt hit one over the tnce every time ho came to bat Step to the date, dad, and chut one more Sav ngs Bond into ur strong box Some day junior will stare up ad cheer a reaJ home run hitter J f , vvw x, fiiii fe 1 1 1 B J KTTl J ,0 I K 1 sNP viiilftii Bui irtlCrvwto 1P pair ef ceeeigli U ezekeace newi, aid such iuBooent vfetieM ef war at reat ILwtrtfiM Fa eet kr CMe4 awpfleeefBttry feeiter JWie em ef Mffe fer feed jy m Uncle Sam Says Hill Ulea empetle ere 4evisinfways of itnprdtmf the diHs e 1 Latie AeMricans under the auspices of the CN FooA aa AcricvKare Orgaiaiiwi FAO Above a uorker bnnts i peaawU jiregtiTdi es an aericttltural expwmerit Uion v4cll ef0Lir5 c j,iSLili e frewinf difirreui iou4s for A1 A 1 Abraham Lincolns birthday should e a reminder to my nieces and aepbews that they have the oppor tunity to emancipate thn selves from Cjturc insecurity by bsvig United States Savings Bonds regularly Every time yon biiy a bond youve added something to the future youre creatinga lomc an education for your chiliren, a secure eld age for yourself Livery signed payroll savings authorisation card is a personal emancipation proclama Uoeeutanciealioo fron the slavery ef a felvre haadtomouJi existence Every itevhu purchase of a Saving Bead at your bank, post off ie yea work it another step USTrj, CARD OF THANKS Ve vish to express our sincere hanks to our relatives, neighbors and kindness, ior their presence and friends for their thoughtfulnesp and floral remembrances though the loss of our beloved son anc brother Also Rev Tr Alber Schmitt for his beautiful sermon Mr Don Swarthout for his kind nesi and service and The Amen can Legion services Our appreciation cannot be adii quately expressed Mr and Mrs Bob Chovich ind family Mr and Mrs Stanley Tomasik, and family HUSBANDS S4S HOORAY FOR EASTLR BCNNKTS Be sure to read Its a Happy iDay by Paul Gallico, in Pictor ial Re i , with this Sunday April 17 i issue of The Detroi Sun Times Youll also tine fasciraimn features by Westbrook Pcla, Kitherine Brush, Gecrge Dxon and other writing headlineisuil in Pictorial Review, allstar magazine with Sundays Detroit Times PINCKNEY CEMETEhtf MEETING Tht annual meeting of the Pinck ney Cemetery Asn will be held on Thursday evening, April 14th 800 p m at the home of Ross Read for the election of officer md to consider any other business which may be presented Ross Read President k TRICOUNTY IEAGUE The TriCounty hard ball league will hold a meeting at the Ameri can Legion hall at Howell on h night of April 24 The folkminq teams will comprise the leacrue Chelsea, Brighotn, Howell, Web berville, Saline, Grass Lak Ann Arbor Mason Pinckney Fowler ville Okemxxs and HasleH1n ad dition to the Fowlerrflle Fair tear noment the Natico1Jbaeejjball dist tournament at TowbrnJtom Philadelphia Phfflie wffl hcW c tryotH AiiT i 1 is V,1 THE PINCKNE DISPATCH Wedntidoy April 13 1949 5tff f I STAT OF MCmOMM h nerSeesblSeUer Crops I To ensure bigger crops for a hungry world, the United Nations Food and Wirulhue Oreaniation FAO is now sending hybrid seed corn to V countries in Euuipe ,nd the Near East In Italy, for example, hybrid corn ics n f, 3D percent bettor yields than oidtr types It ere mentis rt ui I XK S agricultural division pack hybrid seed for other countries ailloring from food shortages World Court IlvaremCorfu Channel Case 1 lODak wocrt lot the Coualy ol Livingston isijn of nid Court hld In the Cunty on llih day oi Aprlj, v J J49 Hoa Hbw fi Smith, Judge ot Probal In the Matter oi the Estate oi is Spears, Deceased Voiles K VaWinkle end coorge Burke jr Sowing tiled in rjit ileix iinai cdrninisrraiion account and r petition praying fox the allowance eoi and ior assignment and cILatribu of the rosidue oi said estate 1 P P PZ U wm pejepjo IJ V 1949 at ten oclock in ui unccri at said TrOiXito flhro be nid is here,, aipcinied la houring i I jotMion f It is FmtiieT Orderedjhat public otie thoreoi be given by publication i a copy oi tbi cidor ouv each wt, or three successive weeks previous to joid day ot hearing tn the Pinci y dispatch, a newspaper, printed and cirrliculated in said County Hiram B Smith ludae ef Probate Minnio H, Potter, Dep Reg bf Probate tf MliUIUUlU MttfmMlkMiHlinM1lllllllinHIIIUlVIHWIUIIMllllimW i 5 1 1 ook at this Deal Trade YOUR OLD WASHER ON A New NOR6E lash Clothes Cleaner n this SuperCapacity NORGEi STATE OF MiCHICAW The Probate Court for the Couoiy of Livingston At a fcesslon of ftaid Cout held u he Piobat Office in the City oi Howell in th said County, on the 31st day oi March, A D 1949 niesent,Hon Hiiarn R Smith Judge of Piobate i In the Matter of the Estate of I William A Shilling, Sr, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the tin a I for presentation of claims against said eataieshould be UrnilfldVaad that a tine and place be appointed to recieve, examine and cdjust all caims and de j mands againist said deceased by and j before said Court It Is Ordered That all of the credtHors off said deceased are required o present their claim to said Court at said Probate Office and o ssrve a aopy vipoi Stanley Berriman, Administrator of YOU SET THE PIUCE Otf YOUR OLD WASHER W WILL DELIVER A MODEt FOR A3 LITTLE AS 1725 Down BALANCE AS LOW AS 4J4,a week H IPinckfley Jffor Sheet Metal Co 5 211 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiifMiuiieiiiMumiiiKtKiKKiiiiiiiiiiKtuiiiiniiiM MititnuniittiniiiiiiMiiiiiitiiitiHttHiiisiti IS IMM If Argument in the nrsi ease between nations to come before the International Court ot Justice are nov being heard at The Hague, The Netherlands The c e involves tue United Kingdoms claims for payment from Albania as fhe result of mine damage to British destroyers nv Ce death el U vciunen in the Corfu Channel oft the Albanian w i S V vrr shaucros flefn, IMC ciuive, looki it II it Piem Cot, Albanian cous 1 fqkKefttatg Qt HQwelpVfiffh, rvnrrrhyrtre the 13th day of June, A D 1349, ai toa oclock on that said day in fhe forenoon, sedd time and place being kere liy appointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands aaainrt said deceased It is, Further Ordcd, That ovbMc notice thereof b given by publication of a cory of this orrfer once each week for three successive weeks previous to eotld day of hearing in the Pinckney DUspatch a newspaper printed and circulated In said County A true copy Hrrm R, Smith Celeptia Por5,halI1 Judge of Probate RaaiEtr of Probate in the Dispatdi u n Only 50c mrmmmm , i Children Pay a viito United Nations 1 T,e IdexteffiffficvrnfiTrouU to Kashmir fin tXr STATE Gf M7GKKIAJI rrootfl Cour r tne county of Idvtaaitda Al a session o said Court helH r the Probate Office in the City of Howin aid County, on the 5th day of April A D 19q PrentHos Hiram R Smith, Judae of Probate TN THE MATTER OF THB ESTATE OF Rita E Kennedy, Minor Mary B Kennedy having filed iniaid A group of Mexicaii Annv office signed to the United Xations Commission for India mcl nakitan as military observers in dis puted Kashmir, visit Cniteti Nations Headquarters at Lake Success before leaving UJI their miv ion Alberto Inocentc Alvarez of Cuba nnr Preidetj of the Security Council, greeted the visitors Coun bm petition, praying for license o sell the interest of said estate in certain real estate djerein described, It is OrderedThat tho 2nd luv A May A D 1949, at ten oclock in the at scd Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said ccrount and Hemina scid petition It is Further Ordered, That public net ice thereof be aiven by publication of a conv of this order, for three successive worVi, previous to sedd dcrv oi hearina said Jay of hearing In th Pinckney rrieA mnd circuJated fn ad County fl tme rnnv Jflrffrrt H SnftS Minnie Porter Judge of Probate ReatstssT Cm V N News for Eastern Europe of a dual diversity receiver to be used in Warsaw for the i of news by the lNInformation Center and the wit IfSrom left ,erv S2Pro Direet4r External X Uarted Natwns Dr Adolf BUeher, Polijrh Radio reprefclft81 0, FrsMtk E SUme CWef CommsMi Kmg VM Radio Division, and Leopold 8aor, reporter RATE Ot MlCKiQiiM The Pi iiote Court tor fhm SwlDOaton At a sesf on of said Cow, held at Probate Oiiico in the City of huwin said County, on the 8th dnv of April A, D 1949 PiosentHos Hiram R Smith, J0 0 Probate IN THE MATTER O w ESTATE OT Wiiam Brown, Deceased E Koed Fletcher having filed in said petition, prgying for license tk sell the interest of said estate in cerWn real os f tote therein deecrfbed y j It i OrderedThat the Znd day of Mcy A D, 1948, at ten oclock fn the forenoon, at said Probate oflioe be and is hereby appoinltd ior hearin said pot itfon i It is Further Ordered, That pubttic notfoe hereof bo cen by pubUcoUoa of a copy of this order once each wok for Oreo successive weeks previous to j sedd day of hearina, hi the Pinckmof Dispatch, a wspupoi, prhrttd aad ci elated in sedd ZHjr A true copy flfcasB tL Ceietta Par shall fc 5 Wt children jot their chance to visit the help children froTiMrsTleknorIe United Nations at the General Assembly meetings, states delegate and nwWoiki recently ended in Paris Here some young visi Chairman, and Dr Charles Malik r I2li tor learn what the United Nations is doing to etaliSS11 New Homes and New Lives for Refugees i i n yean of HfH for iSMO At left, I m eiViirli, A rifht free mltunrif Ant ev 4 j SThe Facta ttepch Wtoeday April 131949 The Peoples Store he Pinckney Dispatch Vmckney Michi uude Pnibuabed Every Wednesday 116 Main St ,Pinck2v, Jtchiyan Sustcrintie re flto e Yau W CarUil Pnubr Groceries, Drygoods Gents Furnishiilgs Canned Goods Lingerie Sfcoes WJ ,Hm,wm Quiet If jr V f 6 7 ft 0f cocrssIts ELECTRIC George Hankerd oi Munith was ordained a Catholic priest at lack son lost Sunday WmBrasn jrhas been given an honorable discharge Irom the army and ho and his wile are now living in th McMacken apart ments on UnaaeUa Street Mrs Mary Hoff is spending the week in Detroit Mrs Beulah Mai tinoi Ypsiianti is stayinq with Miss Laura HofL Mr and Mrs Frank Nayici and ids spent Sunday at the Andrew frfrs Blanche Naylor of Eaton Rap Nesbtt home , David Aberdeen is home from Alboin college for a week I Mr and MTL il V Meyor und i granddaughter Jeri La rah, heard J Barry Williami prech at the Stock gridge M E Church Sunday Mrs Marao Bauer and chfron of Brighton spout Sunday at the Louis She ha u h at I Mrs Clifford VanHom and Mrs John McOorali were in Ann Ar bor Friday I Mr and Mrs Martin RiUor jrand sons and Ms Isabel Nash spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mrs Myron Pi Ouudrn , and Mrs Agrees Richardson peat the week end at Sundish I Biill Baughn and family were I Sunday dinner guests of the Lev j rence Baughn family I Mr and Mrs Anthony Barney of Detroit and Omar Gass and wife of Brighton were Sunday guests at the Lester McAfee home Howard Read and wife and son spent Sunday at the Irish Hills The Pinckney fire dept was call ed at Silver Lake Sat afternoon by on the south side Hugh Doolittle and wife were Sunday dinner guests of the Hollw Wylie family Ccrl Ward jr and family of Pin gree were Sunday quest of the Dale Miller family Mrs George ane and Col Ed won S Georqe have returned horn Ft Myers, Fla Ben White and wii3 spent Sun at the Basil White home in How ell Mrs Albin Pfau and Mrs Alfred Pfau of Pingree spent Sat at the Ben White home MrjFlorence Ryer of Grand Rap ids is visiting her daughter, Mrs Ashor Wylie and family hv nneth Qiqler and iiy Uor Mrs Charleton and Mrs Hazel Jfe2L v ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS NEVER MAKE A SOUND Youll never know your electric water heater Js in the house In fact, you can take it for granted that youll have floods of hot water whenever you turn the tap Tast year alone, 11,354 Detroit Edison istomert installed modern electric water heaters For cleanliness, convenience and complete 24houraday dependability, its electricity every time See your plumbing dealer, your appliance dealer, or any Edison office DETROIT EDISON WolTb bac to Curuda Saturday Mrs Wa Mtrcji spent lt k at the home of Dr Walter Mercer in East Lansircj , Charles Whitehead and wife and Miss Beatrice Lamborn of Gre gory were Sunday callers at tha Jesse Henry home Mr and Mrs W H Euler and Dick Wylie xeUimecLfeom Fan hope Ala Thursday Wayne Bennett is building a house on part of the Mike Dama scus farm he bought of JLewis Lloyd Hendee and family span Sunday with her folks in Holt Donna Viola DeVoe again won the Dist Spelling Bee at Doxtr this year Fifteen contestants part icipated in the bee Donna is tho daughter of Mr and Mrs ArUur DeVoe , Last week MrsMarjbne Sheaan took the pupils of the 5th,6th,7tn, and 8th grades to Ann Arbor where they went throughihe Ann Arbor News and saw the com plete printing of a ,newspuer j They also visited the U Mtiseum Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Jay Brigham of Grass Lkand Mrs Florence Mosher of lackson Louis Wagoner and wila sprt I the week end at Stcmdish Mrs Albert Dinkel and daughter Alberta spent last Tues in Lan j , Bnniett Harris is building a njw barn on his farm near Chubps or He will raise beef cattle The Yoiinglove PT Ahad a good attendance at their shadow socand Carbyln Jaxfo ,4d entertained a sat nigh They entertoined Yc sing a song of savings vher yvj see this big, beauflfc ilgas Special Model 648 ra Here youll fjid el these important features one jiunt ond tnee simmer burner flush to wall consfruclio i, weld J stet fiamo , dependable oven rcyufator roomy scage diawer t, and many other cooking convenience trrnnlia installation in your kitchen no v Tiring ler your Philgas deafer show you tie convenience clean, modern gas cooking at a price suited family budget of fust, I j your HoeHesLSeryice 494 EAR MAIN ST Flncknef Dead ct Alive FAHM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt WE BUY HIDES AND CiJF SKINS phons 88 PlnckneY Central Daa gtofcCo From where I sit yJoelMarsh, Therell Always Be a Gawker Harry Hermit, as hea A called, came into town last week and, as usual, caused quite a stir He looks like a cross between Santa Claus and Daniel Boone We had a friendly glass of 1 r together and I asks him, I i you ever got annoyed at the way some peoplo laugh and sttn as you i by tihucks no, Harry saya Only while theyre laughin at me, Im feelin a mite so ry for them Imaginefolks so unKiwn up they cant see Im really just the same as they are underneath Prom whire I lit, Harrys a lot or civilized thun the peopla who make fun of him Hes con tented, lives the way h bellTt is right without harming anyone and whats mora, hes tolerant of others whose tastes in living aro different from his Maybe we all dont look t he same, or act the same, or eat or drink the same, hut in a free country, why should we amriglLi VJVK Ljulcd bluici Ureucn tuutilutiur J Mr and Mr oe Jntftth wor ttobtiP Mouk, it Mr o M sat njgn ii rri J Sunday dirrnw auerts ot Don Gri M A3ic Mouk of HowU UU ,1, the Chubb Comer Neighborhood j iXlid wife oHL Arbor one and broke hi wrw and one day to cjehhfcdg par gy icto orttS HouboJd Finance enter , JJSLJ Arbor oalWd at the Jame wraoey mXmx TMmcATmG prNOWEY mCHKJAII Co out oi Ann Arbor ha been Jack Sheldon JM 2JT3PliU mt h SondalJ, A tmnilv spent 211 WEST MAW STBEET Sort, in Mr and Mr r, Mr tvi MraWayne Atlee have JJrm Bricm loe Clark emwHfcnq fy relumea from Tida 5STPLawrce attended the SHEET MZTKL COMPANY IFE theeSn MTouieWhWtaa S wSS cTnoTal 2 21 Mr , MW,ne , Hiaorins 1 next month Marion Beaten i iSS TWk emioved a ple week In Canada Tnc nooie ,IILU,WSI11JVW hector aam atJ101 home Svndar ekihei J MLdLttate Biahtknttfif and wife at wf Wafcef Oinnxuat 6 p Mr Norma Gervcz and child Mrs Betty Seetfld and ctiililKB r aaenaea v rn Droit called at the One ci Cclumbu O are vieianq at the irw Frlnktht Campbell heme Sunday Eal Baughn Home in uenofi m w Stopdlick of Hetb PaJmer and wne of T amrtng WLhom 11W nwCKNEY DlSPATCWwfay ApJ 1 1M 1 m M V Pop aWtv i JU keavC ei2 wUut UHuCfc tht Bjft Tiind thais why scrmany farmers, who are unible to get Immediate delivery, are willing to wait for their John Deert Model M Tractors The Model M is a tractor that represents all the knowhow of 30 years of tractorbuilding experience Only the best in modern design and construction could qualify to meet its engineering specifications In addition, farmers from all sections of the country were asked what they wanted in this new postwar tractor The result is the John Deere M as you see it todaythe one complete power farming unitthe one tractor with everything thats goot And thais why the M, with its full line of hvdraulicallycon trolled QuikTatch tools, is enjoying countrywide success on the smaller farms and as a helper on the larger farms Truethere are cheaper tractors, but none that offers so many extra values in power ,, in performance in operators comfort and safety in WJe adaptability in ease and economy of servicing and in handy, practical working equipment So once again, in the Model M, John Deere is proving that teep doun in his heart every man wants the best of everything 1916 McPrtersoa Jtatr Bank niFESSMMUL MRNEB SATOIAUTOS JXWVWktk CJLVoaWisAJW ROAD TO s There is one H track the road to success, h can termed Living within come To follow this track in business j or in personal living is no al i ways easy, fat any deviation J soon leaves the mainline to behind to turn back The reserve fuel for he train becomes too near cW pleted Successful businesses build re Real serves or saving from current in1 come General Motors Corp could I n employ a single man today had it not used its savings wisely to provide more faciiinee lor prod utfion and thus employ more peo pie Lake A Your Property with LEE LAVEY General Phone S9F3 Each dollar we save provides us Hncfcnsy Mkkjaan with a growing fund which will I wor for us and work for othersM tr LAVEY HARDWARE Plumbing Water Sytms etc Stanley Dinkel Spot Cash FOR DEADortISABLED STOCK HORSES 250, COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES SHEEI and rIGS REMOVED FHivE CARL BERG PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY McPherson State Bank A savings Account can fee open est with as linle as a li billMoney to loom a ftsasonahlt rates Interest paid on pavings tools and Time Certjncates ei Deposit JU1 deposits up to 500000 insu ed by our membership in the Fed federal Deposit Insurants Cefts Ov 60 Years ol Safe Bankiaf AUCTI ONEER Form Sales a Speciality BERT WYUE Pincknem 7SF1 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Irw 107 M E Grand River HoweU iWAimor CL Swejrtbout Dtrectot t Amnnloroce Pfessts 9 4 M REFRIGERATION HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone jfeckney 154F3 1LCI TOWNBT Dentist 9S44 Portage Lake Road, Phene Dexter 3461 Deleter QPTOMRUST 120 West Grand River Ave HeweU Michigan For Appolnmnent Plsao SSS Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE Live Sleek Hauling Wsekty Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 CARL JONES J JANE TASCH Letters sr Any Papers Composed I er fepled en Your Convenience , Hocks Laid Piece sr Contract Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil Read Ctavel FU Din end Road Butt 1949 STYLES THE BUICK One of a series in each American AH Work Confidential Ht MauxPinckney Phoae 50FU Want Ad uSSSmWAW LOWING by nuimgaui rvianuiacnirer s Line f FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR ail the acre or hour Pinckneys FIST caVu l7as yoUe cut uWtfi , planMl Pi I tn3 new ecuyou WANTBDiTo rent 40 acres of land wcmL 2Deteriaine your trad in ion ioT c0 Sa8, AU hay to cut Nick Coluser M36 East, 4 miles from Piinckney FOrTSAlrft piece walnut dining room suite, Credenza buffet, full size table, chairs, China cabinet, and 6 master chairs Inquire of Harold Eberts 8550 Bass St,Portage Lake East Sidephone Dexter 5494 allowance and or cah down payment 3 See us about rt bank G r loan to finance ihs bal nc rlrtST NA1 ION AL BANK Member Federal Deposit buwance Corp All deposits p lo V UALITY fO hNfT drop land available on FOR HENT and SALE Utility trail IRUSS Gardner, Ann Arbor 27101 ersConcrete miws for rentLow shares Phone or see rates Wilsons Sales and Rental I FOft SALth 14 Knapman boat Service 6121 W Gd RiverHali with steering gear and Martin 60 way between Brighton and How Motor 30000 Murray Daqa ell at Lake Chemung Open 800 I jflLand Lake a m600 p m incl SundaysPh FOR BALE Ail Metal war sur HbweU 354w4 plu building, 10ft high20 ftwid3 UUTHOABP MUWB8 reIrecT any length, gable roof 25c rei sa any make 6r size Have your mo ft LasTcKdnce for cheap slieltertor pui in shape for the coming G Dunstan, 5030 Huron River Dr season Wilsons Sales and Rent Dexter Phone Ann Arbor 250681 al Service, 6121 W Gd River fftfi SALt Crochet Work of all Lk Chemung, Brighton, open Sun kinds I also made costume jew days Phone Howell 354w4 0tY 0f sequinsrhinestone and JA tXFERT PIANO TUIH9KSUpearls AT REASONALE RATES Phone 24712 Ann Arbor, Kfich EDWARD WIGGINHOUSE 7128 Toma Rd Plnckney Rte 2 Phone Dexter 3 118 4 SSBiSeBSBSS POH SALEThe S G Teeple home in village of Pinckseycer oner of Main St and Howell Rd Must be sold Submit offer to Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Hewell Phone 675 WANTED Plowing and TlfflrVj your garden Call CHUCK HEWLETT Phone 93 FOR SALENew and used VAc Tractors, 1 Allis Chalmers tractor Model B 1949 New 13 hole 6 and 7 ftTractor manure spread er on rubberspring tooth harrows qrain drill on rubber, power dice, 34 sectioncorn plantorplow 214 on rubber, combines 56 ft FERRY IMPLEMENT CO 14050 North Territorial Rd Phono Chelsea 3696 FOR FINISH Oorpentur work and Kitchen Cabinets, drop a card to John R Beens, 9315 Half Moon Lake Road FOrTSALE GWt aprons 10fl each Mrs R K Elliott LOST Medium size puppy Thurs Feb 17th white with black spots, and black left eye named Pswss nSsan1sPtockrieyBch WANTED To buy an oil burner heating stovs to heat 4 or rooms Frd Campbell Portage Lake R 2 Pinckney mortage rAfJTHST Daycare for preschpearls fool age children in my home Mrs Pomorski, McGregor Farm f 200 a dayi30 a hour M4ft East Pinckney, Michigan , PitfU pj putnam Phone 6 coal FOR SALEElectric range ne Charles Clark IJ 6ln tabUt kitchen J PI cabinet whits enamel 2 radios, iJfft Meats Fruit St Groceries Vegetables Charles Clark f SEPTIC TANK CLEAWWG by Modern Equipment All work guar jantesd Loyd Wellman, 6680 Pinckney Rd BKTBICAL POffDr oraae Lake 4IGt TT G LA s S Fish WANTED Saxophone man able to ab lib and put in Lots of filL Call O C Robinson, Pinckney 160F3 WANTED Garden plowing I will also haul ashes Gus Hanneman, 220 UnadUla St 9x12 rug, lamps, bed, springs m REPUWC THAT 1MB mattress, pillows, rocking chairs, j m rjLASS IN YOUR CAR mn rackMrs Frank Henry iCjTO PARTS j 4S01 Iiland Lake Drive,Zukey kfj 7 Qn Rivet HswsJl Phone Brighton 6035 Inquire , IU jw shop Market Prises Courteous Service FOR SALOne Studio Couch and One davenport Cheap Martin flitter Jr Phone 6 4 , Clarks PWCKNETS FDsWT POOD STORE ir jCARD OPTKAMEf 1 wish lo thank afl my hiSAds who gave me their suppori at the polls MondayI am grfSslsH lor their etforto Lynn Hendee CAJBDOTTHAIBU Thanks so ported ms at SW IshafldofitybeeltOBserM 4Jdencs sspssid is STRAYED turn 157 East U i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 13, 1949 Description An account of the resource April 13, 1949 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 1949-04-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/36a7b120c723adb6fccfe01d0978dc3e.pdf 03ca147f2c470d537610f3a093951d1c 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. ,k SaWj i Mwtfy April 20 1949 liiAl No OUR DEMOCRACY AMKANSML Tm carposatfto tax is hotted up fe PS MUi to JOVOt 0CQMIiiM tar sssodcsasOTtax lifeeydonat Jpcbcas who fetes should to cut the stale will be in the led The tombs wffc cqppcofifkrtkm ononWflA a, He KB Dcnww BUI Don AAbwaey Toon Don iua buigey Geny Swarthout, R Asel tine W Heath, GejM M J Stager Aafewae OAK Hewjtosv VcnNatacm Stager Tsjosm, lob Stagerae Wheys Quo Udwidqe, Jim Burrouahsv Escsr want the other fcttow to lntt the cut Tbe tftafe Good Road Federssnssse essssnsssjsi J sjjssBBsewpB,eBj eSjSAra44SjsjBB SessftsMF C3M SHta Gerald Vedde Bob Redder F Singer Twiicheu Tfa Bob Twttchelt Bob Danow Stanley DtakeLJack Reason Rex Hendee George would impiovehiahway by to j AschenbeTlionwe Darrow, HHJK 9T md Gerald Darrow, Roy Reason,John tax S200a0oCUhe uisnwcjs ays tern is at stake fney claim Packer 000 a year The senate passed it 22 to 1 This is finked to the tang led affairs oi the state lair gio j unds at Detroit A bill to appoint a board to run the grounds is t tit J up because the governor has the appointments to make The advocated eei Nation is ilso stymied xx the same reason Consolidation oi state agencies cnra advocated as an economy measumAmona those are the tax commission, labor dept and rev etiue dept also the hospital survey, state safety commission voc ational licensing commission and stream conteol Their duties would btj given to other dept field The Schedule is April 18 Shehan vs Singer April 20 Amburgey vs Twit chell April 25 Shehan vs Amburgey April 27 Singer vs Twitchell May 2 Singe vs Ambuigey May 4 Shehan vs Twitchell May 9 Singer vs Shehan May 11 Amburgey vs Twitchell May 16 Shehan vs Twitchell May 23 Shehan vs mburgey May 25 Twitchell vs Singer Sot ial Happen as iarreaCommemt ANNIVERSARY C2LEE 5 i i U APRIL CANCER DRIVE The cancer drive Is on for tha ouia Dimw TO JZu momh you see The board oi education would people earning with their cannisters, please give imi d be given the duties oi the boards for vocational education, stale tenure, boni oi librwm ani historical caraTOiaVQn,The , nwiB , ai heal the v5aae uXs commission and foe iubwjuloais j DIWIOUI ianUartam eaatafio The bd, Jwu geneilqusiyt Remember sonuf one in your own family may need help some dayl Qtato , J iOi IN THC ye VAS THAT FOLLOWED, AS MOtiE SETTLERS ARRIVED PROM THC CAWl4VIAU COUNTRIES THY MOVED INTO TH NORTHERN PLAINS, SAVIN 1 THE aTTER WtNTSHS ANO HARPSHlPS THAT TURVCO BACK LiSf ATy MfNPfVCLOfVW,THROUGH TOIL AND PERSEVERANCE OMT Of OUR MOST PRODUCTtVr ANP VALUABLE FARMINO COUNTRY THUS, PROM 0U9 EARLIEST OMStAHmCAS QUOWTH ANO PROCESS HMBBCNAOVANCZO BVMgitAAte WOMSM FZOK OlKZft NATIONS W40UK THSSC HAMyWSHAY COM70 IN SZAZCH OTUSMATVANP OPPOnmTVs ANO STAVEP TO MAKC THMioWM iNCHVtCHML COMTUTON TO THS AMAVCWV Ky OF Lire and Mis Win Kfctenure u XJ aome to ne iii , io Ji on Sunday au ioi observance of the LAA voiary oi thoir wedaj A c aamoor oi qitesis vMI cj,s and rctiincjs hicjiily esteemed couple,a i 1 iiivj the afternoon Mrs Jo Cunipbell sanq several c liuie selections Mrs Lull L rov gave The Masters Vis id the yroao icuud m c, vi LeKoy Dappnch, cue honoiod couple ct CliC lis Kt t , o oiis rad one dav qrrndciiikirn, cuv grandchildren, arid Ci3 fillyCive years, theu firclo has nevor riu ui death or seveie Illness Fo f year the couple resided ii c xoit herv Mr Kotchum ov tne L tchum TorMry late a Mens Fumishinc i rborn rr spc several winters in Both Mr and Miv JAP PI ber i active KMrcb roi, ghoul thoir mini l1 c aVv in tho choial docr Thry received many choice to tboir church and to i end expressed deep app I friends ii ih iiUu We read with much curiosity the many bouquets thrown the ij lot Gov Cnase S Oshorn wio pad away last week He was L, ci from JA o 1IJ and Li Lhoe days was regaided bi samo way that He Wallace now, very it Jittly screwy, and sible He entered politics o appointment being yyA oi tho U of M toy viov frsd r wno preceded him ia ut 1 , jed ior vo nor in 1S1Q ad ran on an antiWarner form in which he blasted CaftV wanner on all occasionsHs feuted Warners favorite ate, Pat Kelly in the Calif r li Li JTGH SCOOL WINS 2 G ME liC ClL jy la , pitli a niiu CouBcti froceediugs BgstOar Mssting oi the Villag, Counca ULurcii iiws Fr Alb, j, Schmit, rV ic ealed d li to r Pinckand C , Hewlett Jeny Clark caught 1 ob Am urney hommered fur Piuckny I , week Wed Pinckne won iioni 1 iland 10 to 2 n Jim jiurcurjhfi and Hewlett pining candid piimarist z LK ii 3crniaa5 yovernai he was usually at loa aerheads with the legislature and vetoed every appropriation thai body made including loney kit buUdinys at pjacticaHy evry Mich, college Gov Ferris who succeeded him approved thsss much needed appropriationsHis highest achievement as governai J t a presidential primary law passed which was later rs peal under another governor cur j delegates to the national convent ion wero ignoring it In the 1912 presidential eleciton he first j uotsod Bill Tail then press interview favorinq Wood I row Wilson and finally went ovs 1 to JecWy Rooscvell in 1914 again ran lor governor but k to WoodbJfcige Ferris a Caqa to whom tfci Bspubijcafis Vh in 1J1 he ran ln4L ftf tut lost to Tnuna wiojg3iatex 1 ft engave a jJnday Masses, 0U and Dinkel 1000 Ca4jOskr by Pros OaUy Mass 730 AM flood, hospit amWs that Dr, ChenwOnn 1 wht oonducted an al a Battle Creek ditd msrs 8un iollowlng an opsiatten Hs is sur rived by hjs wiJs ths iorsr Mary Driver Stackabl a sonRobsrt and daughter Brty Hs ic a former P ighton bov being the Qn oi the late Dr, Bkrtchford of Brighton The funeral was held at the PcihaoVOeAeMra Jsrook Sprout School Noreen Van Blaircum BuigM School Roy XHlling ham Marble School Edna Speart Haie SchoolCltfford Chambers The chairman c4 Putnam Town hip isRosemary Whitley PRlSOrTcWfARIES Shirl t 4W The old time4Wng A Bird in a Prighton Eptocopal chuxoh Tueft GUded cage used to be temUwith burial lciT to all Ws did ow ,hal ALTAR lOCCTteL nHETSSTut M,CRI old St MaryVJltar flflrj2 Sn aStom it Jackson or Souhold a card party In me Gregory Town HaU on Friday tv April 22 F n tor 1 Prises and lunch Donation 50 U you lack tfanscialton bjtf Kennedy Stars by 715 Hides be Todod, Cm CLARBHCE 5CAHNOR Clarence OConnor 62, an em ployse oi the Howell Electric Mot ors, died at fete farm,home last Wed He Aild EUen H Simmons oi Pincknov who died in 1926 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs truna Carusi and raw Helen Pttssimmons and 2 sons, John of Brighton and James of i Howell Five sisters and 3 broth i ers The runeral was held Saturdc in St Josephs church Howell with burial in Mt OkVet Cemetery Sern Michigan 1 Prlson birdk noWnlwvber Oi eoune all do not havt them but one inmat had Thoy have sort o taton over the prison Are bought 2nd sold and used as prises in Sor gamee and lay oven been taught to carry messages Mini Motion C Chirk Oiat the approva ths unftwcl em license oi the eetalej taRosa by Albert J Motion carried At the suggsstion oiRps4 Chairman from the Assn a motion was Swarthout supported by JftMY to purchase and Install SMns posts and 3 village sigTUMtSon canted Motion by R Clark supported by Shirley that an outsido exit be built from second floor of thc fire hall at the council speclttcaT itsiyiore 800 mass rrlaays,art r Novenna Devotions Novenna to Our Sorrowful Mo Fvidays ai 730 PM MHS ELMER VanBUERAN Kirs Elmer VanBeuran, 81, died at her home in 40 Tysy afefCBjssije this section Wmlffft number oiyears on the Younalove iarm Surviviny aio her husand 3 sons Cleveland Glenn and Wm and 2 aaujhters Mrs Willis Eennett and Mr Etta Ahrens Thf funeral is at McDon aid Funeral Home, Howell Thurs W day P M Nolioe 1 ion Labor to be tarnished by the VF W Gene Mann is to hdve charge oi the key Motion carried Motion by Shirley, supported by Read to appoint Joe Clark op taker of the Flag Motion carried Motion by Shirley supported by R Clark to appoint Irvin Keeji an J iThis is oveiitopping the bounasjn sun i Kt I and th warden has issued an edy St Commissioner edict that hereafter each prison Motion carried or will bt allowed but an bird, i Motion by R Clark supp The Inmates do a big business by DSwarthout that Pre In birds and sold 150,000 worth si Trustees, C Clark and Hi one year i Imoet with irvin Kennedy to aspect the streets and needs Motion carrid Motion by Eisel supported D Swarthout that fire chief paid 200 Salary asst Flr fioa IMotton carried Motion fay R Clark sum by Swarthout that Howard bo appointed Fire chief with bert Shiriy as Asst Motion carried Moiten to adjourn Mc n carried MSdid Ackky Conservation Notei Xto ttoss consetVaoon dpV JaBto own radto ork nVJutyTThe tmnsrnWet wTbVonf jUtog at lxmsina Ji Z dpl to jJSm Snlcatlon with tho etato conser A doe 4,ffiyttSn I ntar twrveno City LaS v mm Tho swit brought by George D Stevons of Flint asking tor a recewt of ths vote In the 6th con messinnrrl dlsaid was dismissed bvJudao Frank Pkxnd fh iedoral Sort lS week nolcanjnijoTTfa from Cong W W Black fawn jT 4 has eo far boon Rev U h, tfiady Minister Cnou rtocuse Wea Wight Oryurus iuuu Ljoctor Mrs Merwui Cumpbv u 3 S Sup Menvin CampLell April 13th to 20th news Wed, Junior Choir Practiso 400 Senior Choir Practise ai ihurs Meeting of Teachers officers of the Sunday School 800 oclock Sunday, April 24, Church So vice at 1030 Sermon Then vVhere are the Dead, Sundu I Ona Campbell Wus appoin4 School at 11J bprhq rouin jlodiuw up plans and estimaiofially of Jackson Assn Pilgiun addition to the dininq hn1 Fellowship youth, entertained hy and Port back at the Januarv Pinckney Congl Pilgrim Fvllow meeting ship beginning at 300 Guest i A fmmittee with Ohn Robi leaders are six foreign s,JeiU ison, chaiiman was also appomi from Ann Arbor Univorsiiy riuca to rane funds for the project tev Wm Matters, State Direcor Others are Winifred Aberdeen oi Congl Youth from Lansing I Mahle White, Mae Daller Anno Supper at 600 Evening sessionReason, P W Curlett Will ownnrs of dor 5 please keep tham otf the school ground A child was bitten lust veek Baord of Education MASONIC BUILDING ASN A i he meeting of the Piickff nc Bldg Assn held Satur nkut a committee consisting of Co Gardiv3A,Nelson Miller an frauds and tried OsL one of the principal against him ihis ended ical career although ins ism continued to gen front page He latei wife oi 40 years anl secrelcrry A day or died he regain eno to again nako tho irolil pu, marryinq his secretary wr 10 years hi junior ThiSi quet throwninq is all right the Detroit Free Press and News wore not throwing any at ths late governor back in 1912Then they greasy resembled bricks bm at 730 with Rev DoWitt, Baldwin of Student Religious Assn of Ihe University as speaker on Anei can Youth Respond to the Chrit ian World Mission CALVAHi N1XK CIltrXH Bearh7 pator Worship School THIRD DEGREE CONFrRFNCE Weslgate Lodge No 520 F A M will com to Ptcncy en the niqht of SATURDAY APRIL 23rd 15149 to conferr a Third DegreeDinner v ill be served in the lodcr dii inj room ut 630 P MIodc vil 1000 open at 400 P M to 11001 candidates and confer uacO0unan but unknown Ths vsy mgSia 000 dttcke HMO bee in Barry and num tlsentto book isnani Clerk MVMO earrinf lisftnaa Peoples MeetinQ 730 cVnDinner tickets ill be or Wotshlp 815 snlo at the tempb Some 70 Roecoft Darrow j TCrrjit Masons are expected yalter Esch , have a good turnout of lc ens Service 1145 ai Masons Meeting wed tare 800 j KORTH JHAMBUBO CHURCIf j Another school strike took jfwarthout flL miles northwest J place at Lapeer last week whero h, d Plasfcney S00 students walked out and SchcW 1000 threatened recall action against Mamies Leinbach the school board and that Supt MQaa 1100 Clyde Schlicker be fared Paul We iad in the papers of a tunornl of an Amiah bishop in Pa last week who had 125 horse drawn carnages in his iuuei roccssi, hack ii the hOtse and ujgy days the more of th v ou had in your funeral corteg j more important you werewi Many a time have we th cnrriqei in these process ions We remember one in which iwe counted 90 That endured a number of years until an bardman died His parade to the ccmetory was hoaded by a bi band and his ca je count wan way over 100 carnages Those , days arc gone except for tns Jft Amish who do not use autos, ftIM Oregon theatres ars lighting a bill in the legislature there which would ban the sale of popcorn and peanuts in thecalIhe rx son is that thoatre goers make so much noU3 eating popcorn and peanuts that the peDi can not hear the sound picturesNot only patrons but theauo owners are up in arms over it The own ers say without the irom tho sale of popcorn peanuts they could not bi even proceeds FrtAprWH sWsBfcfoa fus,Afpfl Ifcftqfcsea Tuee May 3 Fri, MayO DeatenTbens Fri May 1 Hsstlapd Tuee star l7HNejbtVfsn sF nr Smarlts athletic cooch since um nRT 1929 ,he 116 of contentionHr , dS1 iK Unlightad t t,mlnUULWS Jrln M SnHav teams each year but was not on tCWl chuS Jood terms with Schickler who HlrMrDD d to 6 nred claimTnq 1 ,nln was He flouted school regulations and I2S TJT X undermined his authoritySmarks te pro nT rsaigned and accepjed a rereivd aching at Ftfqrald school on VanDyke The stiike T ro himdred barmaids cended on the Legislature last Thurs to demand that ths law against benrnwids in Michigan be repealed They brought many witnesses with them who testK icd that maids behind the bar kept beHer order and raised lbel moral atmosphere in such to a great extent Maids wait on table in such places but only owners, wiiee or ters of proprietors may work 0B4 the cast or the splendid per followed VOTE MEW SCHOOLS A 57475000 school program was appealed by a I 1 majority by Ann Arbor Monday Vf ljr 9UfefeMdo April V 199 SYLVAN TOEATOR Ass ft 19 TOR THE LOVE OF MARY Deqnna Durhav Don Taylor ard Jettrey Lynn Nwi I TIGHTER SQUADRON A tocUnt Praam Stonum Edmoad OBrisn Robert Stack and John Rodney 1ST i Si4 Vr The Car Designed with YOU in Mind is changing a lot of minds HOWDS of pcule have visited our showrooms VA since the first announcement of the new De Soto It has been very interesting to watch their reactions Firbt of all, of eourstvthywalkallaround the car and admire its smart, low lines and its sleek appearance They tell us they like its looks because it is modern but not modernistic But the big surprise comes when they open those wide doors and step inside The roof does not hit their hats Theres lots of headroom The steering wheel doesnt hit the drivers knees And because the luxurious seats are chair high, you can see everything without craninjuiour neck Get in Front seat or back, theyre both wider Theres more leg room for all passengers, too And you get all this extra space without sacrifice of con vanience, because the outside dimensions of the new De Soto are not increased You can still park with ease And you neednt rebuild that garage Before you make any decision about any new ear, come in and let us show you De Sotos many great features including TipToe Hydraulic Shift with Fluid Drive, that lets you drive without drifting Compare this car with any other at oriyprioe for beauty, comfort, safety and value Then decide Tune inUT7UiiciOTu aery Tutifay night, sUCBSstotUuu YOU CAN otffw ON PI IOTO PLYMOUTH omut roi GIIAI CAM RMI taivict, a MUaii MM ii PI f OTO FIATUIS THAT MIAN MOM INJOYMINT IVIIY Mill TipToe Hydraulic Shift with Fluid Drive light Storing full cradled rid High Compulsion w Uttuo4 Hydrauffo Powsrmistsr Engine BflkM wiMl nlw WswAILWiithsf Cyckondfdiionft Comfort Syitan toMUM M if Faitsr Getaway on Cylinder WIH Now ignition Safety Rim Whsals 14 Systim 8upr Cutnioa Tint 01 0T0 IHI YOU DIJVI WITWHIT SWITIMi MEXICAN HAYRIDE j A Gkxd Cmij j atendnv BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTEUO Shows fill aa SM , Cartoon , Unit YXWSV, Chfckw EvVry li day etwa 4 OcUw mmm I Howell 1 leater HoweiL Mkuu , Wdntlay,Thttit4ayii4ofvpriJ , RED 8KELTON as THE FULLER BRUSH MAN with anet Blair Don MUvdftt Cad Caww MtniS Saturday, April 23 t Roy Rogers George Gabby Hayes j in j IN OLD CAUENTE , Also 1 John Beal, Trudy Marshall u J KEY WITNESS I Canto5 jJJJJSyKnday, Apru 4, 25 Mat ftuattar Ail 9 , Castbmaoj ftay Mllland, Aubrey Totter In ALIAS NICK BEAL Cartotn d7ThurApril 21, 27 2S PARKER MOTOR OF OUR 145 last Main ft, Pinckney,Mich Cmdy fwMday THE BEST YEARS Stoning Myrao Loy Fredric March Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo Hoagy Carmichael Cartoon ol the pietuit, tb hows will Hart at 615 ami lit 5 Come toriy Pincknay Civic Assn i 47 YEAKS AGO AT THE PINCKNER HIGH SCHO OL GYMNASIUM SAT, APRIL 23 900 P M TO 100 A M MODERN AND OLD TIME MUSI C BY THE Six Rythm Makers There were two fires Tuesday One the White home in the west f lend of town and the other, the John Deciding farm on the Dexter Rd Both were put out This issue contains picture and writeup of John McDonald of Hamburg twp who has just grad uated from the Mich College of Medicine when nearly 60 years , old He will locate at Frederick Michigan ADMISSION 50c PER flRSOW f THE CIVIC ASSOCIATION HAS PLEDGED 25000 TO THE LOCA AL 4 H CLUBS FOB THE PURCHASE OF POWER TOOLS COME TO THE DANCE AND HE LP US RAISE IT 21 AVON THEATER FUHRllkld, visited itato cat ot La rUltrUJUUllllU sing tot weak croiI5Bj to r Apitt 22 23 THE PLUNDERERS la Tracelor A tmpm WMtera wiik OOSM Mcreaey Rod Cameron Lincoln Smith has a painting job in Webster Clarence Tooley is said to have struck pay dirt at Cape Nome, Alaska j i W P VanWinkle and wife h,9EM to A Calif j Will Black has moved into the Leland house and Mark Wilson j into the Miller houso I Two lad teams played a ball game on the depot diamond last week The bigger ones won and ft cost Rev Fr Commedocd 1 pounde ot candy as ne bet on tha younger team Batteries Cracker Moan and Jack Monks Res Read and Ray Kennedy i James Hankard and Floyd Hinddey have new canfaget26 numbers went spd at the party at Ed Sprouts Sat night Chas Had has purchased bait ot the Lymaa Barton, lam mn ssv eei fees Ad UU HOMECOMWGCksk OaHsv Lana Tusner Is m Xpstil governor Theives took 175 from a safe Leon Worden ot Gregory who in the Brighton high school one uas been at Ccuup Berckir jg night last week Ky goes to Liittle Silver N J to The Brighton fireman moved m chool to their new buliding last week fn Mrs HoUi Sigie end built mostly by volunteer labor soa Fred nave returned horn a A circuit court order permanent 1 ks stay in Fku UvPrese ly closing the Emmett county jail The HoweU feet VFWis span is sought by the state dept of sm a marble toiiniaineot I MUX POND IMMOVEMOrT Corrections The stale condemn Mr and Mrs, Jake Doners cJj At the tpofM isspcoveaeu ed the jaU a year ago but with Marion observed their 54ua wed I meetieg at the tows hat held lost 1 out action, pending the April 4th S II ssght it was decided to dtouiase lection, when the voters defeat The Detr Oosfeet Ce at iri petinoes to out M the peoce 11 ed a woposition to build a 100 toojf f sjea isst fjsfc iforored buying the ssslpamd 00 jail te School Mssssp Oeb psoperty of m Ford tastily 3 Lee Beach, supervisor torn fTJSSSSmmm i Aikaseas Uma and a member ot the bd Asbar Aprt mm j Mark HossV DasidL m ftch j ot supsrvis since I0t7 has been I SILUIMIJ J asm 0P Vflal 1310 MfW fsJected chairman ot that body 5 r Wkkmimm wesstto fittssssh an In circuit court at Gorrunna last w t Tesa week fudge Wilts Lyons sssUrn pfts TSMPOSS em Assfsviiit He J fm Qjvmintun RM 24T Meat WOS U SVIISSr SST SS SSBSJt MSSSS K BssseF 9 SSABBBSBCBBI aQsssl BuflLDw BBOSJP sssy ssaasSBBi siaswsBSSBsnps saasyasssw s TJf 1 ksThSSool won Mamrs AMemd Plawiear tohelpceae LJfTfcogB Oases Ostspssr He 14 a S and see and Brit seat faast age esse sjhM m IBs ii4 s fist Dee resndh jr Us ssss As ff , Seedey fsjests yas 0g Olss fsssmt Ulas mapsm sse agajus tens swgsj sw ssss swd ak tjfeete s fe 7av A e MB ha fesfew MsWSp sssjsspjssj g MSS Essssr asjsttls of Ante nsssre ssr wmm I I JSSJl SWSJ VI SSBSrf irltjfl rtfttWlNl Four sranninf nsstsfe modest bstfas sad budgetsI sswrktrtsje grses, hiasv ivory No wonder Briggs baths are pssdsoowy whatst fAeJs X9 i pree pccuue sosssstl U jSk fot FREE booklet, PUm J sdditton, Brfefi Rssurjesre Wsf Your Bathrooms and is snssrsryles to it she amost PowdtrRjoom i AlfflGBufikwe Hu TF1 rfffrrirffr r ssa w sssBwseTBejeSk w w 157F11 to tm eiBdohsoa Vsy Mestdoy so ass Ihdkard gai Iss feet srst ffssidsy ettsseWsm Field Seeds Alfalfa Cfartr CtTtt FartitUtr Jjy n c lM HM4J badflK Hi Farstrs Fed Sasaiy Ce ese smsst ssssssssCSssv IVSSF Sj SPSBSBBB SSSSJBBSSSSSSSSSStVBSSVBBM,wpm rnmr PUMTCB wdaday, Apiu a m Ai esteem l 11 MM t tat Gauaiy o MI 11 day oi Ajt Aft JNt I Msbt, I MMS ti MM 1 let flyqm Chart X VcaWmkJ 4 Oteoiaa huU fa taring ftltd to court tktir ffeal Kisujuakttku aeoaum aad bar petifea poytog fc tt all theieej and for wtfWMH mi dtaaibu Km ot tkt rteidut 1 MM trial H is Ordtrtd Tta the tad day oj May A P IMS at I tjolock ta tkt fareioem t taid Probata Ottos kt M H eeitky apsaUttd te ktarUg MM sedtfai ft to Purtsti Ordftd,Tee muUte tAtta tstrttJ bt fttee by fwMfirtwi af etoey der eme teak vett tar tart wwiiilw MMM tytTitus it Wtd day el if MKhMT Ntfctdk, THWISSMW pern 9 MMJ diculettd U ttM Osnaty, NSreti Utk fedo ft Probe MM eeT lit W M STAB or MtcmaAii Tkt Probes Gee Jar At Csutty tl wftagstaa t rfc J IT PAID FOR 36 NEW TELEPHONE BUILDINGS OR ADDITIONS, GOT 16 MORE UNDER WAY PUT UP 62,000 POUS, 650,000 MILES OF WIRE WANT ME TO GO ON V IT MEANT HaOOO MORE TELEPHONES NEARLY 8 OUT OF K FAMILIES IN MICHIGAN BELL TERRITORY NOW HAUE A TELEPHONE IT MEANT PASTER AND BETTER SERVICE ON TELEPHONE CALLS At MMUM tl MM Court ktld at tkt Prtfcat Otfct la tat City ti MowtU la tkt told Couaty, oa tbt 31st day ti March, A P 148 PrtstatJioa Hlxtn B leUta, Judft I at Pxtbete U At liatttr ol tkt Bttatt of William A Shilling, 8r Dtctastd It apptariag to tkt Court tkat tkt ttwt ftr prtttatattta ol dotes egojtst tttatt skouldbtUwtttd,od tkat aad plact bt appoiijtd tt rttttyt, assist oad adjust ail caimn aed dtmamdf agalaist said dtctastd ky btftrt said Cturt tt It Ordtrtd Tkat all ti tbt trtditars til said dtasastd art rteuirtd t prtssst tbtir claim tt said Cturt at taid Probata 0tic and to stnrt a ttpy upon Staalty Btrriraas, Administrator ti said tstatt at HowtllWch en or hf ort YOU BET THERE WIRE CALLS HIT A NEW HIGH OF OVER 6000000 A DAY THE AVeRAG CUSTOMER USED THE TELEPHONE MORE THAN ,600 MES LAST YEAR S tbt 13tb day oi Juno, A D i34t,ani oclock o tkat said day is tkt ftrttooft, MM Usu aad plact btitf ktrt by ospotatsd for tkt ttaatfaetite aad adjustotet el ol dates aad dtautids sgaisst said dtctastd II Is Feyestf Opcod, That oiHlif Ntttct tbtrtai bt givtn by pubHrsiion of t copy o tktt ordtr oact tack wttk Ur tklt accesiivt wttks prtvltus t taid day oi htaring is tbt Pinckaty ftispatsb Mwspapor printtd and eirculattd it said Couaty A out atpy Kirsw R ftaiitk Cattttia ParskoUl fudgt ti Probata of Probatt , IU rrtaait Coftf Mr W k Prsaatt OMM fct Mt ty ti Mewlo tdd Couaty, oa tb 66 day oi April A D 1941 MB i MSfiL jHdtV ti f TMT Mxrm or rm m AH V fary ft Ktcassdy tettae MM ia MM Court bar psMJua pcayteg lor boiat o s tbt inttrtat oi said mtatm la otrtcds ctod tafatt tkartin daserfbtd It it OrdtBtdTkat tht 2nd luf May A P 149, at ton oclock it 40 at taid PEabast Olfiot, bt aad is htcabf rcppctfssjd Mr tvaadtiag aad aftavMf toM acoowat asd viaa aoM pttitiott it to Fuosw OidaoKl Tbai public oat lot Mtosoi bt fivts by publicatio M m aaey oi tkJs ordtr kx tr s syaakt pasriaat st ttM iay o aid day oi kaadag it to jBdintd MMi tlrewlcntl la td A sjuaaajsf Mhtaa R WEU,THEAS ALMOST TWICE AS MUCH MONEY INVESTED IN MICHIGAN BELL NOW AS BEFORE THE WAR BUT THE RETURN ON THAT MONEY IN uult iim ,0948 WAS ONLY 377LOWEST IN IS YEARS WHAT KIN7 Or RETURN WOULD MY MONEY GET IF IT WAS INVESTED IN NO, IT ISNT THE ONLY WAY MICHIGAN BELL CAN CONTINUE TO GIVE GOOD SERVICE IS TO GET HIGHER RATES THATLL KEEP THE BUSINESS SOUND AND PROVIDE A RETURN SUFROENT TO ATTRACT INVESTORS DOLLARS MICHIGAN BELL IS CONFIDENT IT WILL BE ABLE TO KEEP ON WITH ITS IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSION PROGRAM, KNOWING THAT ITS CUSTOMERS ARE WILLING TO PAV FOR GOOD SERKlCt YOU MAY GET A COPY OF MICHIGAN lELLS ANNUAL REPORT AT ANY MICHIGAN IIU IUSINESS OFFICE i T ST MICHIGAN MILL TELEPHONI COMPANY rsor Ntft of2 Years Ago tht S day oi April, A D 1949 PrttatHc Uiiam ft iMM Judgt oi Probatt Last SMAQT mtxaorial Kerviae U tbtsvxaar f tkt Estata Fifrt W4ca MsldT th Uflodiila c iam laftota Ztctasad t9fy for Judsaa CoUins who went i to China at a mieeioaary in 1847 it appsoidug it ska MMI tVat tk j Thf WtEt COflductad by M ISM or prtstatatiosi oi ckssjt aaaiati E fHMTh taid astatt akould a Msittd, mrd tkat 1 The Ssoddyida Mnian wili be HMSMUI piaat atu ttrt j ina pAay A FuU Hou to Msf atf U dtsjat Pinckntf Apdi 24iader auspices datsadt aaatsat said Unnmii by Tlkt Caogl dUtfCti WiU giv the k k Ozdartd, IW all af tk 4Mdiion EatMV rrTt Hs it Wtov Eat 0001 Bt utufead lo pustaat dia claims to said Court at said Probatt New Home and New Uve for Refugee 1 i Ats M PMJMP 04RMM m toM Cowaty, sMssd AMC A P Ifd9 , TUal hav iiutcdbdl the a PT P fdtjt oi PuboAt fcUowing snoMs WM Mabla Axsc jihriMM WP, PdCf Svarthout AUert j PP 8 AA MdgAnn j AJiJfeMBCt Lake SecJBkaiche t tbt 27th day oi fate, AXUW9 at 1 Mattin Tieasv Mary Teeple odock in tht SOMSOOJU said timt Cand, Edith Coir A C Bewlah J i , MiiUr Ada Ne YiahA J Ilia ijl riinVsJ Ess4sT MMsl BanV nssnemos otyrinsi atM atotasto SSSX Caoie Marthoul2r , caCfl l etoO M WW VMJWSSV eMckn Oitpotch a i fSdUmSrrt T T V MMMMJ4MfCMMiMSili ilfclMilOfWlWl 2J MMleilWii t ij y,,Jlltf Hjaait A Pontr, BssMsr at nww W 5y4flK Judf, of Piabo v Aoipt jjin to Nnlooe Dan lr SSSS t MS 2 I TPO s Xatf ess et Mer 1 Altec yean e AifM 11 Msjeac reCvfees are settta f losmtl lor dh b ATraxucatiMi ttO MtUed UtM Mods right fee ICOM a iCuee cam ia Europe chats with his new neighbors At right, a pai a r ciiiA 4awa la SSBW fctsnes chats witn ms sew aeignuws B ttTtaSrSs Mwee , young ispla persons who ve aonj the oi At iL sm the Mwrseiy first group od Mfwgees to tied to re vLwiiTiitirr United State WMler a re , proved 1w W Try a Want Adv in the Dispatch Only 50c V Sr K The Ptecfcaey Dispatch Wednesday, April 20 1949 1ST ft INI MIUM 41 C OH MM IWNI BACKS IJITO COftNfM tfCAVSI , i Dearborn SPRING TOOTH U Jk R RQWv You have to eTm Bm eT W W carry this harrow on a wsgon or drag it to the field It can be attached to the Ford Tractor in a minute or less Lift the harrow by Ford Tractor Hydraulic Touch Control and drive away feat Touch Control raises the harrow for turns, protecting grassed waterways, clearing trash, or backing into corners The threeseclion model shown above can be converted into a two section by means of a tvosection drawbar FARM UnilPMfNT PHONE 40 RimeK D Smith FORD SALES SERVICE HOWELL tention y Bowlers W Summer League Mixed formed Teamj Now being y 4, wling Wedf 730pm Staffing May 4th Contact Mrs Oscar Brrk Pinckney,or Phone tjie roll Bowling Alley irow e1 384 rw , M F S 1 New Representative in Security rsa m rjt to serve two yeer Viwn, CotesaWa a oiCaiiada i jpeets left U right ej Warn ef gypt Css,3eTPt Syria erU, I1 ADMIRAL9 NIMITZ Uncle Sam Says LOCAL This month Americans celebrate Independence Down through the decades they have cherished and fought to maintain Independence and Security, for both the nation and for themselves For Security, U S Savings Bonds offer the safest means of building your future Every dollar invested in Savin s Ronds today ispart of your take I savingsmoney that GROW S i u , LS nj safer or easier way to save than through the Payroll Savings Plan Use that sal sry AMCHICA OWU MUCH TO HoftATIO ALSCR MANY OF THE MEN WHO TODAY HOLD PLACES OF LEADERSHIP WERE, A BOYS,THRILLED BY HIS STORIES DREW HOPE, INSPIRATION AND COURAGE FOR THE CAREERS THAT LAV AHKAP BETT6R THAN ALMOST NY OTHER AMERICAN, HE PAINTED FOR GENERVIONS OF OUR YOUTH THE PICTURE OF AMERICA AS THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL WHO STROVE TO MAKE THE MOST OF HIS CAPABILITIES WITH THE CHARACTERISTICS THAT ALGER STRESSED PERSEVERANCE, THE ULL TO WORK JMTEGAV Ty ANO tNGENUITV THE INDIVIDUAL CAN 60 FAR IN OUR DEMOCRACY TODAY increase, made possible through tax rpu for ThT Hnna, to step up your o urchase of Bell tlli1 Savings Bonds Or, ployed, the BondsMonth Plan where your bank provides the automatic, prof itable way to assure continued tndependenct U S Tr unary UtpattiHth Uncie Sam Says fc1 of,Clture rZi MAPiATMW M VDBur VfiS Here one big, safe resolution for 1949i Resolved, I will take advantage of the opportunity presented by my government to buy U S Savings Bonds regularly the finest, safest and moat it PVfffFteut b be world If you slop to think of it theres no better f ENAtSANCEOV OFTEN 6PAPUATEP FOH C0LLS6E AT 4, PARENTSCEIEBPATEP THE EVENTS PRESENTS OPNEAVY I OOIP BUCKLES ANO GSM ENCPUSTEP SWORPS, Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn eter tained at an Easter breakfast Nail Baughn oi Great Lake UUohn Carver and iamily, Mrs Betty Seelekl and children and Lawrence and Bill Baughn and lamilies Mrs Virginia Carver look MrsBetty Seeield and children home to Columbus, Ohia SundayJohn 1 Carver is in AkronOhio, a week Mrs Lydia Karus and daughters oi Howell spent Easter with the Thomas War iamily Mrs Alta Meyer teacher oi the Green school took her pupils through the Twin Pines Dairy at Detroit Monday Easter guests of Mr, and Mrs WHMeyer were Edsel Meyer and iamily of Ypsikratl, CyruH AtLee and iamily oi Gladwin and Mark Farrell and wile oi Orcnard Lake Mis Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon were Sunday guests at me Louis Shehan home LJSwarthout and iamily and Gerald Swarthout and Miss Betty jWaddeU were Easter guests oi Mr and MrsRichard Brewbaker at Fowlerville Sunday guests at the Mark Nash home were Louis Gearhart family Myron Richardson and tamuy Miss Alice GearhartMrs Agnes Richardson oi Howell and Floyd Gearhart and wile oi Vermoritville Mr McGowan oi PontiacMrsE, Stapish and Clarence Stapisn of Chelsea were Easter guests oi Louis Coyle and wile HBAppleton and wife of Brigh roit, Dr Jame Nash and famuy trtGoldwatej, Lloyd Hendee anu PiBST AMBPiCAN 6PAP4ATOH WATAVAPPNt642, 60ViM0 WlNTH POP, MA6PTAT ANP 6WUMBN OPTHt MAtSACUUSSm MAY COLONY Arrtmp mt wm PMAPUATSS time than right now te lsrt building a tok later years Upon maturity, IJ 8 Saving Bonis will comfortable ci rciurn to vou four dollar for every three dollars you put into them They can be bought regularly under two con venienf purchasing plans, the Payroll Savings Plan where you are employes or Uie BondaBContb Plan at your bank VB TrMMry OcswrtfMMl Uncle Sam Says moAV, 6PAHJATON A STILL Bt6 MOMNT,COMMiHOUttBfi W GIFTS WHICH WILL SB PSMBMSG FOB A LIFETIME 7UL HPST4 6PAPUATB OP VAAP COU6E0S67amp ONLY TEMFOPAPY CEZTIHCATESBECAU6 THE AWAPPN6 OP BACEUP CX6BEES 76 FEMAtH CAUiEP AN UPPOAP n WUXiAiP MP TEMAUHUrrtEt aak ui amy cckyAd4 km mm aapaiar tfsJalEJtJW jgrVflaY afSneBemW VeV Jmi SjSBBT SBBBBffeBSBSSBBB TT 4 lb mm mm Am mm mm 4k4 As mm lessmmmm SHnPBeavnnevaaav tS aw napaajnBv aar aaga i fi msmous WAL momsmmtl T0HEfOtT,7mEAL MMCmSLOAT AMP M family Bob HoHne ana Mrs Hose Henaee were Sunday guests at the Lynn Hendee home The Winston Baughn iamily and Mr and Mrs Frank Clark oi Milford spent Easter with Mr ard Mrs Gordon Allen of Lansing Aaron Shirey and Olin Robfnpon jr were guests oi Miss Jw Wood and Shirley Palmer M Grosse Pointe Saturday evening Mrs Wm Miller, Mrs Cliiifctd Miller Mrs Joe Griffith, MrsOH Paulson Mrs Ulah Reason Mrs Reason Mrs Mae Daller,Mr F Ziegler, The Misses Louise Zieg ler, Alberta Dinkel Amanda De Barr attended the South Lyons OESChapter Fridjry Mrs Poul son taken part in putting on the work for six candidates Mr and Mrs Warren Barton have returned home from Brad Easier guests oi Mrs Mary Mur phy were ARMurphy and family and John Sullivan and iamily ot Jackson Miss Druscilla Murphy oi Detroit and Miss Lucy Jef freys tne me engine mooe two trips lost week Once to a tire in mt marsh near the overhead bridge over the G T railroad on M36 East and Thursday to a marsh tire near the Sprout schooLBoth , tires were said to have started from sparks from a train The newly organized American Legion Post at Dexter have purchased the M room Stombach or j Yinkle homeeteadTthere for lodge rooms This house is 104 years old and stands at PiBckney and Chelsea Rds just this side oi th Mill Creek bridge The price is S17000The post has 90 members Adrian Lavey has returned item Qiicago where he spant the f winter with his sister Mrs Laoa j GradweB At a mestjpg oi the Hackney i tire dept held Thur night Otio iPoulson was elected sec toea , to replace Albert Shirley who to now aest five chief I Wm Danow jr and wist spmt Sunder in Detroit Messrs Clyde neheOtf MflWc Ona Ctmi and PWCwlett Olin Robineon sc of Pinckney, banquet in USmmd laet FneVse night fr and tins Mr and Mss the fuostal A m Ypeikeja e4sWftatlsT rnVTW AmimV91i pnaBjnaraBap pgvvvBTfw aannaannawpFjgpai Toe Fiftawr WPc Wednesday April 0 1949 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoods Gents Furnishing Canned Goods Lingerie Srioes Kennedys Gen Store ho Pinckney Dispatch attr st Payoff at linckney, Michigan umic PublSrwd Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pinckiov, hehrran Subscripts nrt FftSJ W Cvlvtt PUb There was a party given at Joan Fishers Sunday April 17th The crttendence was as fallows Carl and Duane GalbreathDon Wiltse Vivian Dye Susie Jaro aiawskl Nan GrenzenbachXortta Andrews Johnny Campus Darlene Yoah Bud Andrews and Bob VanBlaircum Mrs Uoyd Hendee entertained last Thursday Mrs Mildred Nuoi for and son and Mrsrlornce Syl vestex oi Lansinq and Mrs U Elchxnan and children Albert Aoramson and wile oi Fowierville were Easter guesta at , the Hollis Wylie home j Jesse Hemy and wiie and son spent Easter at the Chaxles Whiio j Wm Mercer were Dr Walter head home in Gregory j Easter guests oi Mr and Mrs Mercer and son of E Lansmg, I Mrs Helen McGregor and chUd ren of Brighton and Walter Rea son of Detroit W H Euler, wife and son wore j Sunday guests at the Kenneth I Wylie home i Wm , Bentley and wife who i have been staying at the Robert Pike home have returned to Cor runa Allan Davis has returned home from Daytona Beach, Fla and Texas 1 Miss Mary Martin of Detroit 1 and Bernice Maas were Sunday Quests of Miss Alberta Dmkel Miss Alberta Dinkel Loiv ZergSr and Mandy DeBaxr were In Ann Arbor Friday Rortfascli and family spent Sunday in Aim Arbor witb his motherMrs Anna Tascn installation in your kitchen no v iing let your Phifgas deafer show you t o convoncncrs of fasf, dean, modern gai cooking at a price tuited to your family budget Hocy Service pinckneY 4M EASt MIN 31 VmOan Mr and Mrs Ross Read and I Howard Read and family spent 1 Sunday at the Wilde home in Ann Arbor Ona Campbell and family spent Easter with Mr and Mrs LCGoriiarn in Dcvjcit Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell spent Wed nite at the Aibeu Webber home in Ann Arboi Rox Noqgie and wife of Ann Arbor were Easter guests ol the 5 Frank Aberdeen family Mrs Winifred Aberdeen,David L and Mrs Henry Winslow were in Detroit last Thursday I TvBM ANMALS COLLECTED PEON HORSES 250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c pt cwl WE BUY HIDES AND CXF SKINS pfcoa, 88 PtactoY Central Paafl StoliCo ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS ARI COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC HrllllliillliniiiiitIm BROWNIE WCAL 1 WILI ENTERTAIN YOU WITH SEKS AND MELODIES AT BSBB ANCHOR INN at dinner Easter You can be sure with an electric water kjt heater Once installed, youll forget its in ri your home Just check these advantages SOOTIESS SMOKERS RAMcUSS COOt WALLS f NOPLUCS NO EXPOSED PAWS r 1 NO NOW HO VWCTS MANY SUES MCi GUARANTY For modern, carefree soosort, diooae elec tridty See your plumbing dealer, your , i appliance dealer, or soy Edison Office DETROIT EDISON f MIL Mae Metz oi HoeU an Easter guest at e lee Lcv home j The James Hall family oi Dex 5 ter were Easter guests at tnc Me win Campbell home s I A targe number of friends called on Mr and Mrs Wm Ketchuni PORTAGE LAKE s s ENJOY YOUR FAVORTE DRINKS AND PANCEJDN OUR LARGE SMOOTH DANCE FLOOR OPEN TUE3 WED, THUR FRl 6G0 P M TO 2C0 A M OPEN SUNDAY 2CC PM TO 2 A M CLOSED MONDAYS NO DOOR OR COVER CHARGE on Mr ana ivus Sunday who held open house on g iv,ir ifH weddina anniversary, s R faUhxnents were served iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiuiiMiiiiHHMiimiiiirinuJiiiJUiiiuni miimimtiimijjiiiit,, A Mrs Fred Read and t J , m ,, i erresnnieQu TT Mr and Mrs Fred Head and , Mr and Mrs Jane WhM spent Sunday with the WmWhit1 levs oi Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs CJClintwi enter tcdned Ralph Clinton and iaifiiy and Gerald Clinton and wuc tor and JfaChorls, Clak called to Battle Creek bun e death oi her broermiaw Owning Blatchford, iqllowing an operator Mrs Walter Clark wsa in Arbor last Wednesday Mey and tf ofto VWWWWAViV ,JVAVA,,WilJ,,Vy1,iV,iVA f HAVE YOU CHECKED ii Mr and Ma Wm Sheha r mmmam u H Ifc and Mm Ben While were t , wah Mis Madeline Easter gmets ite Ujanor Bcmt Mn joe far aamAnnAibar ough and samilf aer in Ana Abac hooaduj her Barnes Wylie, son of of Move Dame TTJfT psel Meyer an vasjf SS GWWTViTare J Y BWO DEALE Ssi toS I vwwwtfwwww be Z wee , k ,i r 9 of Buicks New Low Prices WITH OR WTHOUT A TRADE DRIVE OVER TODAY livingston Motor Sales HOWELL MICHIGAN YOUR BUICK DEALER Leslie McAfee entertained S , fTT t1, wwna1 Mrs joe Basydlo visited her htue friends Sunday at her hone Mrs Qenn ajan in honor of her 5th birthdoy who to a , LO I tl1 T 9 at Mi Dame MJ 1 at Adrian Keith frods Sunday in honor al lusgtf Sunday at the Culver tarm McvckB Ledwid Sunday ousels of Mr 4mA Mm yAda, to DeerfisM d WBL McMaeben Geaeae Meabon sr wsse Mr and yu Heme vauann QUXJO yuwa vu, uuu , liomda Mar SsVOftas KHIIHIM asd dcrah IShn Burg c ndo 3 T MejIarT Shehan J Albert Surley were Daie Shirley Suuday of Mi and Mrs OasM UdWd tar and aafcnai yesoaaryaUfc ion iichool at nrns Lk thenrst at e Memll tann Dimd Temp jfrj we Sooti wd aDd tk eeJc Wsistsr a felon and family oi Keego Hw wie and Barney Allen and was t S 11 1V PWCKNEY Wodnooday, April UtobRshed IK V Dce aWtt UvJkU jua and thats why so mtny farmersrwhoTre unable to get lm mediate delivery, ire willing to wsit forjheir John Deere Model M Tractors The Model M is a tractor that represents all the knowhow of 30 years of tractorbuilding experience Only the best in modern design and construction could qualify to meet its engineering specificatfons In addition, farmers from all sections of the country were asked what they wanted in this new postwar tractor The result is the John Deere M as you see it todaythe one complete power farming unitthe one tractor with everything that s goal AnA thats why the M, with its full hpe of hydrauhcaUyconTrolled QuikTatch tools, is enjoying countrywide success on the mailer farms and as a helper on the larger farms, Truethere are cheaper tractors, but none that offers so many extra values in power in performance in operator s comfort and safety in wide adaptability in ease anleconomy of servicing , and in handy practical working equipment So once again, in the Model M, John Deere is proving that deep down in his heart evity msn wsnts the bett of everything in LAVEY HARDWARE Plirnbing Water Sy terns etc Stanley Dinkel Spot Cash I HORSES 250 Each COWS 250 Each HOGS 50c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES SHEES and PIGS REMOVED FBSE CARL BERG PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY QUALITY McPtterson jfttrBank t t Daily rmemsy Ntefc lhuO A P M , Excop kWeansaufl j MorwTuerrUiat 7iUHKvQpni UtL U McUWOf Dentist U2i North Michigan the American public, you and Residence 8H Isnings by Appointsssnts i VANWsNKLB 4 Vi MS PWCaLNBYSAIIffAlRIM D,wYmWtokl CXVeaWinWt r w Attorneys a First Me and Savings Book jibwell Michigan A BUDGET MESSAGE Each year at this time Congress begin to write the tax bill which you and each of us, mutt moot, it roust be met by Income Tax, Taxes on Amusements Taxes in cluded in the prices oi fooauio Howell Michigan HERB 8NEEU Ossnesiry Memorials tllimahi btAnn AroorUch Harold Chubb Usnj Representative 511 Heeling St, Howell Phase Howell 489 or 37 Mentors mobiles, gasoline, tobacco, the Phone 18 207 b Grand Rivet shirt on our backs, ox the over HoweiL Michigan alls we work in Real Estate InsutaaeeJrokeiaae Who pay the tax i at Locke and Fans Property study of income tax figures sh ws that the high income brack ets, and corp pay large sums but these sums are inadequate to meet the bills of olx government f The great bulk of all taxes come frompeople like your friends and Pfrgtaoy A Speciality List Your Propettf wttfc LEE LAVEY General Imeufasce Phpae S8F3 Me Mkhlgan neighbors 4 In essence all governmental service is paid for by everybody There are no favored groups, A lollar spent by Congress is yours and mine Let Congress spend if as we would AU CTIONEER Tom Sales a Speciality BERT WYLfiB Pinckneyv 78F8i McPbsrsoti State Bank A sovtegs Account com be open td with as Unle as a 1 bill Money to loom a reasonable rates Interest paid en Savings leaks and Time GteriSeaie el Deposit AU deposits up se 500000 Injur STANLEY BHRRsMAft Attorney at Ifew 207 E Grand River, Howell REFRICslniATION BtrnfflfK HAROLD RADY Repairs am All Mates Phone Pmebney 154F3 R C 1 YOWNsS Dentist 8844 Portage Lake Read Darter jfrssfr jester 8481 JANE TASCH l UiVAN 18 Brighton Mich Han 187F11 Repaying MYBON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 871 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lobe P K SWARTHOf t SON Funeral Heme Don CL Swarthoui Directot Modern Equipment Ambalance Service 39 t JSrtsstrtf416 OPTOMETRIST 180 West Grand lUvei Ave HewelL Michigan , For Appointment Ptsne 858 Residence 613 LLGYD H8NDEE live Stock Hauling Weekty Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phono 84F14 CARL JONES f Gonerete Products Gravel Sand Top SolL Road Gsevei TO Mr and Read Butt j by our membership in tke Fed Ullfrf Au apm Composed , m , ladetal Deposit lasuraaae Corp Your Cemvenienee BUeks Laid, Piece or Contract Ov 80 Years of Safe famatef f AJJ Work CenSdeanal 7628 Tema Rd Plnclcnty Rt 1 147 MstPtnckmer, Phame 50FU Phone Dexter 3 116 Want Ade 55B 1949 STYLES THE FRAZE R IWANTEDCUSTOM PLOWING by the acre or hour Phone Pfncknoy 4SF11 WANTBDTo rent 40 acres of land Manufacturers Line FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR as carefully as you select 11 Use the plan lPick out the new oar you want 2 Determine your trade In allowance and or cash down payment 3 See us about a bank auto loan to finance the balance jon shares for corn or oats Also hay to cut Nick Coluser M38 Eos, 4 miles from Pjincknoy rlRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Bepeatt Cftfanoe Corp AS deposits , J FOR SALE9 piece walnut dining room suite, Cfcedonza buffet, full size table, chairs, China cabinet, and 6 master chairs Inquire of J Harold Eberts 8550 Bass Shor tage Lake East Side,phone Dextr 5494 TO RENT Crop land available on Russ Gardner, Ann Arbor 27101 shares Phone or see rtJS FOR SALEThe S G Teeple hnr in viYLdqm of Pinclmeycor DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN EET boat X4 Inapman wUh steerino gear and Martin 60 Motor 30000 Murray Daaq HMand Lake fOB SALE All Metal war sur r plus building, 10ft high,20 ftwida to ab lib and put in lots of fill any length, gabje root 25c rev 30 j Call O C Robinson, Pinckney oner of Main St and HowelTltd Must be sold Submit offer to Fred J Teeple, Realtor , Howell Phone 675 WANTED Plowing and FlrflmV your garden Call CHUCK HEWLETT Phone 93 FOR SALENew and used VAc Tractors, 1 Allis Chalmers tractor Model Bu 1949 Nw 13 hole 6 and 7 fl,Tractor manur spread or on rubberspring tooth harrov qrain drill on rubber, power ctisc, 34 sectioncom planterplow 214 on rubber, combuies 5 ft FERRY IMPLEMENT CO 14050 North Territorial Rd Phone Chelsea 3696 mmmmmmm FOR SALEOne Studio Couch and One davenport Cheap Martin Ritter jr Phone 6 WXRffi Oarden plowing T will also haul ashes Gus Hanneman220 Unadilla St vTXRTfeD Saxophone man able Tfidaj, Saturday, April It, 23 Fit bsew at 700 p m Daabla Paatiut Pint Show 7dS P M GENE AUTREY m BACK IN THE SADDLE chance to cheap sUehi1 Dunstan, 5030 Huron River Dr Phone Ann Arbor 250681 and SALE Utility trail iiiQEL sEWB TAWK SLEAING by Modern Equipment All work guar anteed BRING EM BACK AUVT eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish ikiUtor,Moaaar Aprii U, 2 Uadmr ewt 3474 Dick Powell ROGUES REGPfDFT A ThrfikW Storr of SM Ptoses P4f Ftast t 7tll P St Tutaof WtAmmitj, April 3S tl Loretta Yoang Robert THE ACCUSED Rcl Waflto of iv4 br aoa slfkt 1 tasrf Market Prices Courteous Service Sober Wofe, Ave erConcrete mixers ior rentLow Xavd Wellman, 6680 Pinckney Rd rates rVitsons Sales and Rental phone Pinckney 71F13 Service 6131 W Gd RiverHalf vwimtt PtAwn TTWWTMQ, way between Brighton and How rar PIANO TURNING 11 at Lake ChamnngOpen 800 REASON ALE RATES S f SncL SundflYiPhphse M712 An Axbor, Mich SSSris7wss r21 wmti WIQGINHSUST OUTBOARD MOTORS repaired I ,IM,111 j f AOT any make or size Have your mo i tgf,u, Ly AJfA P tor p in shape to the coming v rasPXASB THAT MfJKa seasocL WlWs Sales and Rent Bl OHM YOUR CAR ,ai Service 6121 W Gd River ABBS AUTO PARTS dM Chemung Brighton open Sun H4 East Grand River, fleweil Phone Howell 354rr4 Phone 151 THE PINCKNEY 4B CLUBS WILL SPONSOR A SqwiM Duncm and a HandUruh ExMbH M Plsytney IBah Scbool Gym Safvrsleiy, April 30fh sHFlt k vwvwu vo j i J SOc nu Clarks adstjsa set ssssi feet FseeseOseK wish o any church, lodge, disbar cbaritable organiaa as Woes H W Wylle 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 April 20, 1949 Description An account of the resource April 20, 1949 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 1949-04-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch