322 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6eb2dac600eb5700c6858d74be095d68.pdf ea13f7025089082299f9e1a8cc0fc24d 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. p r t The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday September 14 1949 No 40 L Jmenigtt Arror I Circuit Court iMeus r i MUJA inlAL OW ON iwo development auve taej Att at ixuaid and Wm pu at mmuiq Wiucu pu Andrus tor the murdei oi frank iov vvimnnirt ia ue poMu, v J Cline, So brigtiton mercnant ou fcwvismg, more puwer 44 wa uovJ to 1U kt started at Howell Jrri eigW teem mat toe i A panel ot bo jurors were caliea OUR DEMOCRACY by Ma natu IA guvww responde itu results ana 10 mat euu ue to ay to centra power pai was 4 biutea by the legislature vov a special panel in addition to the regular one Most oi lhurs was taken up with drawing the juryAt night a number in excess oi Vvuaumti nas sougju ihe samel the 1 had been tentively accept end but largely by partisan ap ed but some may be dropped lai pouiunenut Uen fcunamg director yi the liquor control was hred by uie imocrat members ot tne ijaine civil service com ordered run reinstated The commission rciut, ed saying his iu0UU a year JOL had been abolished The second instance is ihe new depi oi administration wnoi director is appointed by the qov and was put into effect by tne iluner gov Signer Prat Stead man oi the U oi Mich was ap pointed head oi it by Gov Wiliiams He iniarmed Highway Coi Zeigler that all purchases by his dept must be approved by u depj oi adminjstijation, ZekrVu retorted by claiming the govern or was seeking to grasp new powerAtt Gen Rolh supported Steadman It is probable tha both questions will eventually bo settled by the supreme court as they are strictly constitutional questions We remember a somewhat aim ilar incident When Frank Fitzgerald became governor in 1939 the public utilities com which was democratic refused to resign so he had the legislature abolish the com and substituted another one for it with identical power but vice Commission er oi those accepted 3 are irom Pinckney section They are Mrs mas Head,Abel Haines and MrsOlin Robinson r oi Rush Lake Also Carl Lillywhite oi Unadilla The cases against the Andrus brothers hinges principally on the testimony oi Wm, tnglish, a iormex employee oi Donald And rus in his garage in Detroit and Elmer Chevalier oi Lake Chemung These two confessed they, with the Andrus boys, plotted the robbery of Cline in the behef he had a big sum of money hidden in his store The Andrus boys and English committed the rob bery and when Cine resisted hr was beafen so badly he died Chevalier furnished the getaway car Only 60 was obtained by the robbery Don Andrus operates a grocery and oil station on Grand River, west of Brighton English and Chevalier have been held at the Mason jail and will not be tried with the Andrus boys Tne celebrated Louis Columbo onoe Att for the Ford Motor Co is attorney for the Andrus bos He charges a frameup by the state police and Pros Erwin and 1 says the Andrus boys have a L ,11 H rmhlir aer complete alibi His exchanges b,ut xVS22fi P I with the pros, and Don VanWink wmmmmmm , 1 wn0 is assisting the pros, have CONSERVATION NOTES been bitter Sale of fashing uuenstis iacreas ed 21,000 in the last 8 months ov t J FOM IMMIGRANT ro INVENTOR MANOOttt SSJCHACL PUPIN CAMf TO OUAGOONTHy ALONE AS A VKCNAOC SOY, IN 74, PENNILESS, FiEM0teS0, Mfc tDOCATCO HIMSELF, CAM TO BE ON OT TH6 WORLDS ORCATEST ELCCTSUCAC SCIENTISTS AND HY9IClSTSr s A 6 HWLIANT INVENTOR, TEACHER, WRITER, HIS P1SCOVERIE9 IN XRAV, HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TELEPHONE AND RADIO HAVE ENRICHED ALL OUR LIVES siuooL iSiVvS 5jirreiit iwimciit A I er ft k 2 ZrT7J J, ihe Chelsea school IKL Mined the lanxs oi the arganiza lions op posing we closing oi 6 roads ui tne o00 acre tract there by John Hamia Deuoit realtor Mr Han na has so tar refused to state for whai purpose he intends to use the land, the school bd wants to know ii his project will increa se the school attendance or decrease it Also the Heim school is located in it which the school expects to continue for operating for a time, Mrf I IlltV er the same period a year ago State park attendance including Labor Day was 11,854OOOlt may reach last years total of 12 000000 119,000 acres in state parks are open to trapping in season In order to train dogs on game, the dog owner must own or have a lease on the area used which must be at Least 80 acres and not more than 240 The pheasant take is expected to be close to average this year as the season has been favorab le A 12 page digest or the hunting Laws are available at all places where hunting licenses are sold 71,689 acres in 14 south Michcounties are open for Sunday Quoting in state lands Uudma county only kSslJe 72886 worth ot timber fhte ysar from state lands The Andrus boys had no previous criminal record The trial is drawing large crowds Monday a number of witnesses said they saw the Andrus boy in Briqhton the day of murder Tuesday, WnEnqlishthe main witness was on the stand He tes testified he and Donald Andrus came from Detroit to Brighton on the day of the crime They went In the Cline store while Wm Andrus and Chevalier remained outside Donald Andrus qrabbec Cline from behind while he tor out the cash box He did not see how Cline was disposed of He hotly denied the statement of Columbo that he turned states evidence in return for leniency Columbo has demanded to know several times why c war rent has not been issued for Enq Ush and Chevalier ADDISON COLLUM IIWIM I PuPlNS LIFE IS A REMINDER C THE GfcEAT CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN PROGRESS MADE V OUR POREIGNSORN CITIZENS IN THIS COUNTRY, THy HAVE FOUND TtfE FREEDOM AND , THE REWARDS THAT HAVE ENCOURAGED THE DEVELOPM ETvT OF THEIR TALENTS THIS FREEDOM TO PURSUE OUR,OWN WAV AMP TO EMJOV THE FZUT OF OUR LAOR iS OUR CHERISHED HERITAGE LET US ALWAYS FGHT TO PUSSeVG r ftmbi GuiL ii wa taiia oil rnuay ut 2u LIL u 4au iu aouii Aue ixicxniu u kHaieiiuy cui set wiLn joe Jea us ai quarter emu jerry neatn I liui Vanjcurcuin, ana jOin P ujeai naives ihe iui nos but I ui icquiar ol iafai year, jiitfluiw j ovnnfciaar Lnqquist is a senio i i,ut has been out the past two uis with iniuiids HXJ ta 4t cenj er Vviih bcnneiaer una OOD Lav , cy ai quuras me Cfchiei or ine Had is rairly sliouq DIII me iacK lus and ends nave had uuie exp eneiice ionuy ritmun ana John Packer have bean wor,imq a eiiUB wnh iviohlman Heu, un uuers ai tacKies Vve unaeisiund Lcnsin Ceu1 iral iiUfcSives will not be on tne , sciieaultt lor Sept 23 but insua i mi nrdor high school Heseivo i wl replace them Ann Arbor al us has a heavy anqra aia ihe jjoys v ill noe Inti naiids mil Wiih mom ic L , ume ihty met Ann Aiir u jjy one point 12 o li t iii, wc ,icveral yeura ago bciorj ns U J Id was liqhled r X v , , ,, Pinckney hiqh shool hod ito I u N Y has worKed ou first football skirmish Fn riighii a new ldea aad e achool pupi Howell commq over here We fierj no iol9 have to go out bi understand they mode a qood hlnd Uleabarn som Pce t showing against the heavie moke SuP Chas Hooker, ai earn getting 3 touchdowns while elcJer of lho Presbyleran church folding Howell to b polled the parents of the 2H6 pup Ote a few from here will start as to whether they wished olieqe this week and next ,o tneir ys to smoke 86 who re otr Carr Phil Gentile, Leonq plied said they did not care That ampbell and Rosalee Nah qorthey would anyway So Supt a Mich State David Abrdeon Hooker opened up a room in the id Norma Stecker to the J of MI basement where the pupils who The prize story of the year was pnmed last week In a Ohio town a city officer was going to town with anesls of speed lqw violat j ors Finally one person arrested reiused to pay and demanded that the 3peedmeter of the officer be checked It was and found to be 12 miles fast The case wc dismissed but we dont hear ot any of the officers previoup vu tims who paid their fines qettinq any refunds Sometimes it xiy t, be subbrn a Social Happening f CHUKCH NEWS Shirley Reason, Sally LaRosa Lois McDonnel and Gene Eowers o Ypsi Normal Keith I,edwid fo Sacred Heart Seminary Det it Gus Ledwidqr to Notre Oame and Nan Ledwida to Ad ian Don Clark to Clenry Rusin js Colleqe Don and Joe Burn and Chas Clark to Western State, Kalamazoo St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan HEV FR ALBFJT J SCHM1TT ttUNDAY MASSLE 63U 800 10uU MAHJFD Ai NIAGARA FALLJ James heid, son ot Mr an Mrs Clare rteid of Dexter Roaa was married Sat rnominq Anna Laurice Siuya in Niaqai Falls at St John DaLasaiiJ 4 e n , anit church He qraduated from Pine Consions Sat 730 0 90U pm ney hiqh schooi wnere he was I iSundays,beior bU0 mass 3 letter man in athletics playinq i Fridays cater Noveuna Devotion baseball, football and basKeiounl ssvona Devortens ridays at He enlisted in the army ana 73Q served 3 years in the hospital HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OF Sept Sep i 16 24 cor p After his discharqe he a tended Mich State colleqe Now1 he is employed in Ann Arbor p m GIVES SHOWEi Miss Gertrude Spears qave shower Saturday niqht at her home for Mrs Rose Wylie A j large number were present from Howell, Ann Arbor Dexter an gOMMUMTY CHURCH Congregational Rev D IX brady Miinister j Chosr Practise Wed nights I bat Merwin arnpueii a Organist and Ckoir Director Wed 730 Choir Practice The Junior Choir will practice at 4 o clock Thus 800 oclock BibU Study sus to Oct Ca il Oct 21 Oct 28 Nov Nov Grass Lake tiicie A A new thre briqhton, here Manchester, here Si Mary i Aanan u 34j so desire can smoke if they have written approval of their parents For years Irs Laura Osborn of the Detroit school bd has waqed an annual battle to bar pie from the school hot lunches there and regularly she has lost Her objection to pie, the great Ameri ran dessert, is that other thinq have more nutrition and are eas ier to digest This year she added potato chips and candy to her blacklist but as usual she was overruled Paul Robeson, the Neqro sinq er and former football starp is here deeply indebted to veterans prgSouth Lyon, there j inizdtions and others for riun5 12 Dexter, there Stockbndge there Hartland, here WILL HAVE MANY FAMILIAf, NAMES Mominqside Colleqe, a Meth odist iiitoiiiution, Sioux City Iowa will have a lot of familiar names dreds, of columns ot free publicity Robeson has turned Comm unism and on his return from Russia started a concert tour in New York state Riots ensued and many people have been injured and taken to hospitalsOf course this tour was only started by Hesjn to spread Communist COOK DOGTBAIL Tha Knq Coon Hne 8f 1150 he opiated for a numb just gotten up tor breakfast he suffered the total seizure The deceased ran a saloon in Ann Arbor for a number of yearsbut CTP to Ixxkekmd over 40 years ago where he built a qeneral store on piles over the lake the Grand Trunk depot ii md Wypm ftorn J0, d yean He acquiied aceraqe on in die Hat heat Cotton Bc2Jistrawberry iyfr and after sell a r , tons Duked 0B,5,55 JU the sore he qraded andsubnpw living on the grooms iarij Tuest 20fc Teachers meet , rrf4e wuuwy, s w A W 30 hur w w w Servide Sermon Temperec wL M86 were M Mffv Steel 1130 Sunday School To E JoaD G1Ver 8 Psa for Daily Livinc June Hendw , Temperance I DNlirw 300 to 900 oclock Pilqrim Fe BOWMAN SCHAEFLY j owship Advance Camp at Mis Goldie Bowman of Mar1 camp Talahi for Jrand Sr Hiqhs ion township was married to Ned Come for planninq fun, ecrtin Schaefly at that place at Ai c1 rn ir rrvjHPSi worship Me Ind on Aug 30 last They are at the Church at 300 oclock in their football lineup this year propaganda but if he had been , They have enrolled 6 stars of the allowed to give them unmolested flWoorrteam whowon the Lea i audience would have been que of Lakes title last year and extremely small 4 players from Manchester These line and Glen VCBGOCOVKS Peck of Fowierviile fiat , In the second heat Glen Van Gorders Boat of Fowterrilie won fits line and Baton Paieon s Kale of Howell tot tne In the tUvd teat CotmU Urn divided it This bus taken up most ot his time in recent years He married Geo Roche of Am Arbor who survives him The hinercd was held Wednes at the Dalph Funera CALVARY MENNONITE players have already left for Sio ux City The Briqhton players are Georq SHousner, Thomffas Gibson ODouqhterty and Cox Gardner of Hartland and Billand Joe Cannon, Don Fielder and Joe Marlowe oi Manchester The Mornigside coach came to Michiqan ad siqned up 11 thes boys personally He is a friend of Arch Peterson Briqhton coach who recommended the boys For the past hundred years or more the China trade has been the richest in the world and many American fortunes, espec ially in New England were found ed on it So it was with great con cern the engulfing of China bv the Communist hordes was wat ched and through pressure mill iens of dollars in weapons c aid has beea poured there Apto work for their room and bd at Cedar Lake OjratukraonElat the Parsonage crt 800 oclock qet nd Q ccenVlJ3J O E S COUNTY CONVENTION The Livinqston County O E S J Assn wul hold their 38th ami ual session in Fowierviile on siJeLSIIisadhS Rev Ezra Beacny, Pasior Morning Wramp lOX aes ftna ol Fowienritte Brett Kenna amderanq The body nemple Atternoon session at Un and Bob Beeeerts suae cc enmated P m Dinner served at the M Fmrisrvifte fin tne church at 8 D m followed BOMBtfOE tsUJE wEi MIOHSD BI PLANE CRASH fidtwavd Gteove 33 a radic ban of Gkeqary, was in I fused Fn when his plane crash edae he was Indoq oifrom thi at GceaacT asrpaet at 2 30 p m Hf abcet 100 tram the cpound Pinckney church at 6 p m followed by everunq session Ethel Brown of Howell County President will preside Dinner restft rations must be in by Sat Sept 1 Phone them to Virginia Carver Phone 18F12 110 Younq Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Warship 815 1U5 jfcOO pool to rjaivecsity ho Ana Arbor i2j , of the OtVSnQQ m m inMewOui of TBC Midi STATE FA52L i It is believed that this years fj of M visited the Dispatch state fair will be the ficet one ii, Sat He is also the editor the history of the orcianisation to j the Economic Progress at C 17 f0 i011 ond wanted infonncrbon The 10 cay event drew 776418 belp him in estofclishina smal1 aunj persons to set an alltime record weekly newspapers in India TI The previous record was 947 has been connected with the ur set m 1938 when the fair Ktn 1 ivrsity in India for 40 vearsT ,, , jwuvendty has 1893 students tta hate of the last day of tiir be Ifcrk was the 100 mile AAA san4he eamr h ctiorol autamabBs face crt the and isanenthw fair fijraos wack It je est The Ladies Aid of Pieknvr soawo 304M0 SOT Tanr Bstlet 1 OiwcTwin hold their an Vnl hsuesfi of Tinier won r,d cJiidaen diansr at tiei of fsssjae add to LrhuTcfti on the evening of Sat 1 at 4 atpjluxi ol 00 o m The ollowint 4H CLUB WITINEHS A larqe number from here ex hibied in the 4 H display at the Fowierviile Fair last week The lollowinq won blue ribbons in kaitinqMary Jean KirshkeLom Shirley Joanna karlowski Sui ennerVivian Dyer Lois Beachy Red ribboon winners were Ber tie Eeachy Lucille Beachy The following won blue rihb VTSffTED OUR OFFICE j ons in ciothingPcrtrv ThayerMa1 Dr Benoy Sarkar M A Ph D uyn Gustafson, Dorothy Lcrvey of Calcutta University Indicwu Barbara VanSlamiKoak Clgirc f3airpn rfl Rd ribbons were given the vrf fUiwinq Morr lean shk Lorna Shirey Lois Beachy Lur ille Beachy Isabel Brady was given c Asst Chfld Piayex Meeting Wad Eve time according to news men on the job all of China will be Cam munist controlled So it is rather puzzling to have certain Republican senators launch a ariv last week to save China Irom the knockout Monev, arms sh ments etc ail have tried and failed There is only one thinq left armed intervention b United States amies Now is ha Vhat these senators have 1 nind Are they willing to launch World War UT by intorveniiK with troops in China Ths would 1cunv be knocking the chio offl Joe Stalins Aaildrjnth f vengeance nfrffWAfinwi white ribbon in clothing Eagecs Cleaners of Howell war the title in the Brighton leagur tavoOs bv beating Hambueg the gorrtenast 2 out of 3 Scrt Hamousg won the ant On Sat Howell won both of a double header Sharkey a ad faanerhr wtfc the afOet Ho m r 4 eV fe t tim6d Hv lisfnessan Ossmtr Sttirte footban fikr at Sdho Sojk AVes MBosjest Briags Beauty eTase Thf m th Hrrv of the MichMich troit pitched 11 3 iOrdfomiB wtert Sejst etHer Jfl zPi Bwil Pfwli bfcuoiit Ti tn ear o neftd 11 Wr wander ust lecrres ftacknev hvt 4eioataf3 Its the JEW 2ANT KPAQC COMJC BOOK, printed pifti EXCLUSIVELY wan The Dswast Sunday Thns on sole each fodio Jk w 14 1949 J Mt Pinckney Civic Improvement Assn tartlna tVU month we will holil i two regular meetings a month, tin second and fourth Mondays 800 PM at Putnam Town Half UlW mes Friday, atmtoi l n mowDttrs WG DCAL 4 GOOD CUSTO RS OF YOURSThr average Michigan niinil rats unout 500 worth of fruits, vegetables and diiry products a year On this hasis, Alichiiiiii Bell employers and their families eonmi about MltCfltHli uorlli of farm products year h v 1 ich is pro duct d Jjy Michigan f ai HOUSIKIEPING NOTECan you irnapis dusting the millions of tiny part in lekiLon dial switching equipment Michigan IV1I doei it by blowing out the dust with conipnrd air In tome telephone buildings a vacuum danrr system i used to draw the dust into filters where it is colleded for disposal Good hnurkeeping helps to keep telephone service operating efficiently EVERY JUTE COUNTS AT HAEST TIME If your fuM micii ncrv iu raks doss u, a quirk iong Ditaner call will slarl pare parts on liir way from your distributor or tin fuoiy And when youre busy, telephoning i the 1 n i r, kvp in tourh with friends and relative, who lir at a di1anre Service is frirrllv and ror ,j And 101 Dietanee ells cot iingl littb MICKIOA IILL TELEPHONE C O , i Y Out 1,60,000 pattwar rural construction p ogram m,is mere and better rural telephone c tee mi OP WOOQAM m nc encurr com roa THE COUlfTY OP LIVINGSTON la sto moam oi the petition oi Thomas Lss OB Bfasi Lett, hi wife, and JUdds J McGregor and Helen A McGreMR, hit wife, 0 afttsf e part of a plat HP SXA1 OP To MICUiaAM Couu oi I NoUos Is hereby fives thai petition to assr plat of Brighton Country dub An AS Rtpki Oi Lot A andB of Briahtou Ceuntry Club af part of Section thirty SB 3S in Township two 2 North at epst Michigan, Brighton County, Michigan and cdleys as Ave between Clara and Barton Dr also by dos jbetwssc Clara Jean Erive Clara oath between down 1 Burton Drive Burton Drive between Also public dlev from and running south bt tm Xlf end HI down 0 Burton II 23 Court for he livteaMon At a session of said Court hold 5 the Cry oi Howell tat said County on the 6th dcy of September, A D 1949 PresentHos fibon P fkuitb, vcd of Probate , In fee Notts of the Estate at Karl J Elgart Deceased Louis E Birdsall, Administrator, leaving filed in scad Court his JUxal admin jttrrrtifMr account, and fate petitioin pray og for he allowance thereof and lor as assignment and distribution of the rosidue oi said estate It is Ordered, That the 3rd day of Oct A D, 1948, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said lVobcrte office, be and is hereby appatattd for hearing said pe itioo It is Further Ordered That publiiv sndoe hereof be afcren bf publioatton af a copy of this order ones each week est day of hejartng in the Pinckney Mepaftdx a oewspaper prinied and cu chcalated In sedd Cx B SmttL nu H Porter, BegisUr of Probate 25 Years Ago Last week two Pinckney merchants bought the stores they now occupy Claude Kennedy bought the store ot W EMuxphy and Claude Barry the store of Di, H y Siglex Both buildings wih be redecorated and remodel The Pinckney Sanitariuzn which was gutted by fire last spring has now been completely rebuilt and remodeled and is open for business Albert Dinkel and wife and M Allison attended the Jackson fair Thursskry A Ford coupe was found aband oned on the Norton farm at Pin qree by John D White Thursday and was turned over to the sheriff James Basing 92 died Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs Nelson Beck in Deteoit The body of Anna Pickering who drowned at Half Moon Lake over a xaonth ago was recovered yesterday by Ed Read who bar a cottage there The force of men who straightened the winding curve north o town on the Howell rd are now at the House school where the road will be rerouted throuh th Dave Bennett farm Born to Day Bird and wife Monday, a son Dane of Culvers pavillior Lakeland, Friday Boehns orche 47 Years Ago Lincoln bimtn is redecorating St Marys church W A toon ol North Baltimore Ohio, has purchased the lunning house at Dexter Comers and will move thereFred Wyman of Dexter has completed nis th stone bridge this year with a range in price from 70 to 900 Barney Lynch has purchased a lot on Howell St of rtichard Clin ton and will build a new blacksmith shop runch is all the rage now Wt have lunch decks for sale for 35c Frank Moron is buUdina a stone wall around Wiis Eiia Jack son s cemetery lot Miss dna Brems of Ypsi Normal has signed to teach in the Pinckney school I Marcellus Maier of this place was injured at Chelsea Satwhile moving a dynamo in the electric light plant Samuel Stanbury and daughter of Dansvule HI, were here last week He is a nephew of Mrs W Kiruand wife of the founder of Pinckney and was bom hereJie found a few people here whe remembered him viz Mr and Mrs Sam Sykes, Mrs Sarah Brower and Mrs C W Haze Born to John Hassencahl and wife Sunday, a sonSu persons acrtheredat 4he GBlack home in Anderson 1 ues night and gave Mr Capon asur prise partv cA S3 in money He has qorie to Otic i Kmsas TVwfrtTIVrr , Ko nmn Penny Sfoqfctaa, Arthur Lake MM RACING LUC A Hone Kacto PWtujte wiik Gkwia Henry SkmUy CWmenli Sunday Tueeaay Sepi eS NO MINOR VICES Dana Andrews LUH Pahnsx Coming Rythmn of the Saddle, Boston Bladdes Chinese Ven hue NEIGHBORING f AVON TUKA J ER At a recaU electioa Wee May c Wm Haxttaan and city comm JLature LGodaardf Heiderson wee recaUed at PryniauthTius issue was their discharginq th ciuei oi pohceOi to 5000 state of O D Morri typewriter and colWqt supply meichant oi Ann ArSo who ched last week 50,000 was left a fund to finance college ecru cations for worthy students The U of M gets 10,000 and Albioi Alma, Ypsil Normal Mich State and 10 other state colleges 500C each ftlaucLvixtj ujui ueexx comewi ea 10 noid scaocu in the base meat ot the Lmoauei Church u iheir new scnool addition is no, completed wvBii terte former Whiunoiv LaKe supervisor and auctioneer cuea last wee at the age oi 6b Hen ihorpe son or ivus Elie lhorpe oi Mt Clemens will Lc maxiied on Sept 24 to Mary Lo Prisskorm oi rnn Arbor a ieg tered nurse at Port HuenemeCai where the groom is with the army engineers hoberta MunselL daughter cf Mr and Mrs Harlow Munseu 01 Gregory was married Sept 1 at her home to Curtis Poole of Eug ene Org ftev Stucky oificiaung Miss Lucile Cooper of Unadula teachina the 4th grade at Chelsea Bill Cannon, star Manchester high school pitcher has been signed by the Detroit Tigers ana goes to uieir farm team at James town, N Y bill has enrolled at Morning side Colege Iowa with his brother and Don Fielder ana Joe Marlowe of Manchester ana goes there this week The colleqe football qame to have been piayed at Howell lasi week between Wayne University and Bowling Green was calleo off as bowling Green had had 2 weeks more practiee than Wayne An autopsy revealed that Frank Heller, 9 of Dexter who died last week was a polio victim The Ann Arbor railroad has fi ed a petition with the Public Ser vice Com to discontinue all pas senger service on its road Born to Dean Gardner and wife Sept 2 at McPherson hospital Howell, a son Dial telephne service will be started in Byron Dec 1, next Charles Adamson, 49, of Detroit was killed on his farm near Bri ghton last week when his tractor tipped over on him SYLYAiN iHKATER fdday Saiwday Ss, kt 17 tHE BAI WW A Pnwea Starts WUtkan Hohfc, rock mA UeCokfc 4 SIM, Mosv Tves, Sept It, n SH THE GOOD Oi SUMMOl TIME Color y Tesjri9te A Musical i rudy Garland Van lahnson and Cartoon Utlto led ltd Hood Sunday Shows 3Ill 4 DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAH Friday, Saturday, Sept 16 17 Doable Featwe THE YOUNGER BROTHERS Color by TerhnWwrtar with Wayne Morris Janis Paga and Bruce Roberts Laurel Hardy in THE BULLFIGHTERS Color Cartoon Wed, Thur, Sept 91 22 DESTINY BIDES AGAIN Marlene Dietrich, kanss Stowait Brian Donlevy and Una Merksl A NIGHT AT THE OFERA The Mont Brows Next SundayThe Gtrl hxan lanes Beach sssss5weeeeJBTZS HowtiiJ Theater Sunday, Monday Sept 18, 18 Alan Ladd and Betty Field Is THE GREAT GATSBY Color Cartoon Pete Smith News Tues, Wed,, Thur,, Sept 20, 21, 22 MY DREAM IS YOURS Color by Technicolor with v Jack Carson, Doris Day slew f Csftboft Next Week Sun, Mon, Sept 26, 26 TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PJNE Color by Technleolor Tues, Wed, Sept, 27, 28 JOAN OF ARC Tue Wed Thus Sept 314 Esther Williams, Red Skelton Is NEPTUNES DAUGHTER Color by TecbssStesf Cartoon, Comedy Friday, Saturday Sept II, 17 Roy Rogers Is FAR FRONTIER la Truoolor THE TARZANS MAGIC MOUNTAIN Mantef Lex Barker Brenda Joyce Sunday, Monday, Sept 18, 18 Mat Sunday 2 15 P M Continuous William Bendix WUlam Holdsn MacDonald Carey, Mona Free XtlCQb STREETS OF LAREDO , Comedy Canoes News Tues, Wed,, Sept, 20 21 Paulette Goddaidjohn Lund MacDonald Carey Is BRIDE OF VENGEANCE Also 100 Stars in Action HPNw to SOME OF THE BEST Community Auction Sale LAST SALE OF THE YEAR AT STUARTANDEtfSON PLACE ON WEST MAIN ST PINCKNEY THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF MRS NELUE FRY NASH AND STARTS AT 100 P M Bert Wylte, Auttionecr r I I t t f th Demo cert county ticket Reo Luther Kanouoe srieriff Henry Eichter treas, Robt Wriaht Rea of deed Malachi Roche ProsAtt Eo Shie Ids Bvjveyor, Ed rcl3arv I 0 Modern I t one of Baity Heres your stainproof sink glassware See all the otht at no extra cost Glisten specials of this Br ing porcelain enamel, Bcairvwaie sink Comcrumb cup strainer, jxtra for FUHF Kin hen lar or special ledge for Bo In 41 oktw HB pkrr JB 4i r Mr cend Mrs Rdv Dillinahaxn and arandsons Cecil and Robert took in the state fair at Detroit Thursday and Fowlerville lair Friday Mr and Mrs John McGuke Muriel Reed have relumed from their weddina trip and spent, the wees end at the Feed Read nuMSMte nxrmt i I 4 I i S m 4m iTfct Pfacejeew Maeolcfc Wednesday, September 14 194S The Peoples Store Groceries Drygoodt Gents Furnishing a act oi March X 1877 11 Mate St, Ptactoftr Mfcfc Subscription Price ILBO a Year hl jCmto hlte U Mr Gnace Gillette oi Joliet Ui is th guest oi he QOUSULMTS j, Winifred Grave ti Mis Wtalfrvd Graves nos re turned from a visit in Marshal town, Iowa and cities in 111 Billy and Gretta Shehan oi An Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Canned Goods Lingerie f Shoes Kennedys Gen, Store Mr aad jfc AlUrt Mam atGoldie Bowman cently denied Ned Schafle who were re ACT, , Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 8 50 COWI 250 HOGS 50c per cwt WF BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS le 88 Ptnckney Central toad StoekCoJ The Mfczcs Albena Dinke1 Bernice Mac Nancy Chubb, Louise Zeiqfer and Cecelia Bow sher attended the Fowlerville fair Friday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinke took Mrs Grace Bennett oi Lansinq who has been visitinq then home Sunday Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie anH Mrand MrsHenry Johnson went to the state fair at Detroit Wer Mrs Albert Dinkel and Mrs Grace Bennett were dinne quests oi Mrs Lowoll Larue oi Howell TuesMr and Mrs Walter Clark an son Jack took in the Fowlerviil Fair Sat Mrs Wrn Brash Jr and tao j are visitinq her parents in Tazj well, Virqinia On arrivinq ther she found her father had suffer k Rrthe MosfcDependable Wfoter Heater Doni Spears is home from Kv ed a stroke, and in a serious for a couple of weeks j dition senous co Sunday quests at the Edwara Spears home was fcvinq Kenn edy and wife Gerry Eichman and family, ifussell Glover and rJt bra nencee wiih hei parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Nuofie una janiuy, jfusseu uiover ana Oi Holt attended the state iaW family f FowlerviUe and Dan Drj Detroit Thursday and the b5 Ask any experienced architect Hell tell you to specify an automatic electric heater for yearin yearout troublefree satisfaction ver and family, Dexter Dale Miller and Woodrow Mas sey took in the state fair at Det roit Sunday Mrs Phillip Sprout spent Sat at j qame there that niqht J Si Mrs Wm Kenned and baby o Detroit called on MrspOna Campbell and Leone the Chas Soule home in Howell J were in Ann Arbor Friday Free Philgas SelfService Installrtio n COMPLETE GAS EQUIPMENT INSTALLED AT NO CHARGE WITH PURCHASE OF THIS Dolux Phifgat Hard wick Rana,l246 D tor only 12950 IF YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR REAL VALUE THIS IB IT PMGAS SELF SERVJCE LOPCOOT PRICE IS NOW ONLY 141 PER CYLINDER Mis Ella Mercer with Albert Dinkel and wife attended a re ception Sunday at tre Harlow Munsell home for Roberta Munsell Poole a recent brideMxand Mrs Albert Dinkel wf,e amono those from here who at tended the weddisa of Edward Bowman and the Adee Schram at FowUtviUe Friday niqhtThe Andrew Campbell family attended the Fowlervile Fair Sun Mrs Merwin Campbell is teach inq music at the Winans Lai school The Joe Griifth family were Sunday dinner quests of Don Griffith and wife at Ann Arbor Mrs Merwin CampbsfX anc Mrs James Hall took the Hal baby to Ford Hospital Detroj Thurs far treatment The Murray Kennedy family called at the Gerald Kennedy home in Howell Sunday Dep Sher Frank Zeiqler was on duty at the FowlervilU fair last wekk FARM FAMILIES GET THESE EXTRA ADVANTA6IS WHEN THEY GO ELECTRIC LONGER LIFE of HEATER GKEATER PROTECTION CLEAN, QUIET AUTOMATIC OPERATION plus SPECIAL BATES FOR COMBINATION FARM HOUSE AND FARM BUILDING INSTALLATIONS and wife wer Geo in Fowierville Sunday The Congl Ladies Aid qiv annual chicken dinner on tnc 8 f Sftf 24 MichMich State football qame Mr and Mrs Joe Squiers of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett P0 ot Lou Shewith Mr and Mrs Gordon Hester han nome Sunday to Wrtda FaWbrVU J Bob LaRos it lair Frtaay DB, d Mwagd of Don Meabon relumed to Granc Rapids last week to attend sch ool alter spendinq the summe with his qrandparenU Mr and Mrs Georqe Meabon K HoweU left Frida to attend thp wedding of Jim Raid and Laurie Shiya at Niagata Falls They also went to New York City The Max Parkinson family of John Carver andjwrtfe with Geof ft1 J1 nt Sunday with Carver and Betty Becker of Ann Arbor were at the state fair m Detroit Thuirda y Mrs Winifred Aberdeen and i lee atended the teachers mee son were in Holland last Wee tag dt Waldenwoods Friday J David Brower came home with them far a visit Mrs Rose Hendee Mrs Louis CoyU Mrs Alta Meyer and Mrs Vivian Parmc Ui Today fer Tires WXK TIRES 248 wm TWBS l44i AO TAXES A mCWDEDAB WELL A6 WSfALLAiiON i The Fred Read family Robert Bead facily John MoGuire and wife and James Whitley and wife,attended die wedding Sun of Stanley delland and Bett JBender t the Cavalry Mohur chjadeson Clarence Fuller and wife of Fowlervitte called on Mr an Mrs Wm Miller Sunday Mis Nettie Vauahn wih Ar Tna Haines of Carlt caPsd Mrs Edith Teeple in Jacks n f The Le Trv fcrl o k he FowUryiUe fair Th T4y Callers of Mr and Mrs J H Hooker last week were Mrs M Burnett of Ann Arbor Ben Var Horn and Mrs Cora Sawyer c Hovell and C W Hoo er a family of Ann Arjb Hec4dffiHarpffrm ell Sundav auests of thp T ydlo family Mr and Mrs Chas CI Mrs GWClrrk w Friday Efom where I sit Sy Joe Marth Sura You Havent A Blind Spot if I fw cririst down Nsin I coeU bo anythlnf rtess esf Strtef lsst Sstsrssy, snothor osf exesaing white izivlag s est swuf est jifss is frost of su II tmd es te se leek BWco toY yrom Whdr vsaff feisf rest It wss just tsslXimporUntfrt fce kU seietftinf ejse jpllLMiBi st met ssxticnUr wmmL 9eVifStifmFk Vef fsldpi i i f Ms Emma Eroaan, Mr Pa Wreon aa M rr Hot S4okhridae called at the S Dinkel home Sunday Th iames Cczmar family oil Gaeald Swarthout and z of the 1 WaddeU were oi fr Oak Udwidae left Suodar fa, Mss GAoria Dooiey TZT u Uhe Andrew COBBBJ fe, Deot ijcrt ST q samifar IML fa resume his etudie, 4iejsW t Hodker WPCB Mr KSfatoi fPeg fcnmefey wr rs B, M jdcs caedofi M iiia Fish and MTT ft CaH t MdPheson hospHat Homi on a liehina trio last week Barbara and Jane Mash starte fdhoaleme Howeil hiqh echoo last week C Ofafan neteerlsd a wem ejsrW in Wcdd ngtsweie a A Mrs Lynn Hennde anr Gale and Rex attended the fair at Detroit last week cOJ Mrs on Carr wo broke ner iat leq a week or so ago had It M Sat at McPherson hospital Sun guests at the Chas Clark Two Ann Arbor chain store Clark and Mies loam torn al wreee yrsetsp last week an Ann Arbor m mm m JJiltfC ZLSVETLSELt with BMw09 4 m h 1 i2fesiiilgiffiiiiViiirirYii m fi FS TW Pmctney Plteb Weejdar, September U 1949 SLASH FUEL COSTS S 25 with the new flUOTHERM SHERATON Fuel Oil Heater with POWER AIR Plumbing Water Sjrttint ate Stanley Dinfcel I PROFESSIONAL CORNER 1fc MNCXNSY SANITARIUM nySSkSSFs Dotty 110 A M to 240 P M SordBoings Book MQvTiieoa,rriIM8ai 7a98ttOCfrm a CL R IteCLUSKKY Ste ,, 1911 Now you can havw im vauC of fine traditional furniture ia an upright heater Fluted col umns recessed panels lustrous woodgrain effect, ma hogany finish Youve never seen anything like rhis new DuoTherm Yet for all its graceful beauty and dis nctionits working heait is II DuoTherm That means Up to 25 savings on oil with PowerAir By actual tests in a cold northern cli tnateDaoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower saves as much as one gallon of oil in every 4 keeps, the heat l 1 moving thro houi vtnf house 2 Mors heat from every drop of u DuoTherms exclu sive fuelmiser burner does the trick gets more hear into your home quickly 3 Turn of ths dial comer, ience No work No din No hauling coal or woo J nr ashes You tend tht iirt turning a dial Come insee how little it costs to own a fuelthrifty Dui Therm See the lovely new Sheraton See other DuoTherm heaters for every need, every pocketbook Easy Terms, too i McPoerson jtate Bank FARM EXPERIENCE WILL PAY BiHH hti 1888 OFF If you can meet people and if you like fanners you majrhave what we ere looking fbjThis is a different sales job wim urouqhj training and no stock ox crodjt to car Full time, permanent woikl in this vicinity Backed by reput, able 60yearold Co Home nights Only hard working men between 25 and 50 with dependable cars will be considered Rfcply to J RENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX The Pinckney Dispatch 1 114 So Howell St Phone 8 Fire theft and burglary are Pinckney, Michigan factors which cannot be over Pms QATF9 Tior ,u looked Valuable papers, secur1 FOR SALE 2 wheel trailer, rubb keepsakes Jewelry all Uls North Mfchigaa Telephones 836 Residence 814 fcrenrngs by Appointments HowtlL MkhJoan i I tires, lor carrying boat Call on Satand Sun, Curtis WUams, 11812 Point Dr Patterson Lake FOR SALEi door, 1 window frame with glass, bench vise, bushel crates, grindstone, emory wheel, potato planter, garden cultivatorpost hole digger,forks, saws, shovels etc Mrs Bert Hicks, 208 Pearl St tAVEY HARDWARE VEXAGfi TAX MOVICB Items which are not in regular everyday use, are the target oi thieves and flamesv A small rental will provide a fire proof, burglar proof deposit ary for your valuables at our bank s Planned savings in the way to happy livings HEnnSNEED Phot 16 207 EAand Btver HowtJL Michigan Real Estate, msnrancejrokerage Cny hob and Farm Property ASpeclaary List Tout Property with Me LEE LAVKY Qenecal Insurance Phone 58F8 Pmckney Mktgan A UCTI O NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BB5T WYUE Phono Hncstiey 78 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Ieerw 207 HE Qrand Rive , Howell BOTKftATION SElIvtoE HAfiOLD RADY Repairs on All Maites Pkae Pmckney 1S4F3 Bfc C JfOWNS Dentist 18044 Portags Lake Road, Dexter Ana AxborJtiich Harold Chubb, Loocd Representative 816 Flesning St, Howell Phone HoweQ 438 or 97 Muikers Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich, Phone 157F11 Repawn, MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating Stale 8717 Lakedde Diiv Rush Lah Historic Castle Site oifJY Conference JEttmUSM McPherson State Bank P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service flionos 39 4 83 PmjckneyJdich FRED C BgJBfirlbFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan For Appointment Pft ne 388 Residence 819 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock HauHng Weekly Trips Made to DetraH General Tracking Phone 84F14 CARLJONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil Read FID Dfr and Road Butt cnSroaon and Saturday mafagtj jui deposits up to 500080 insur1 TASCH untn October 14 1849, ed by our membership in toe Fed V 0 T PaP Composed i SLFiJS Dopo1t Insurance Corp r Ci1iY5wnJnionc Bl Cnatra Treasurer, 548 Putnam StQm y g Bankiaa a Wf Confidential 7628 foma Rd Pokey We I wvr u rears oi oam wrumngi Njsjey, p, S0F1J ni Kornborf Castle at Elrinore,Denmark, where Prince Hamlet of Shakespeares drama lived, will be the site of an Adult Education Conference, sponsored by the tnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation Unesco, beginning 16 June Spot Cash FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES 280 Each COWS 250 Each HOGS 80c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TC CABL BERG HOWELL 480 licensee for ONLY ONE PICTURE DARLING COMPAN Pmakfty QUALIT eats rait Groceries Vegetables Fish Market H r N Want Ad FOR SALE Thor Mangle koner Bsoellant Condition 35 dollars 410 Putnam Street i FOR RENT 5Room house with Grocery underneathInquire of Mrs MarkSwarthout but 316800 of them together on At Swarthout Cove Phone 47F2 a film form the great feature pro w Pinckney, Michiqan duction Gone With the Wind 1 ONLY A DOLLAR t FOUND A pair of spectacles but many dollars deposited reg on 8rtreat8 Pincfcneyv, Owner ularly at this bank, can hlep you V ave wane by paying fo build security and have the oth 13 aav Squire at Dispatch er good things you want i j office 1 FOR SALE Klvinator Refrigerat FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sn ta ftSTSSwSSS Wstou ittlrf j beyond hotel 115 Trees Trimmed or Removedonce Corn AD deposits teExpetfenced workPrices reason 5000 Insured able Allowance for wood j Art Rents 5030 Burgess Rd 1 Pinckney MJch Phone 91F11 FOR SALE 4 Cu Ft Kelvincrtor ie Pobei4lpttet 4s , city oi Hew EUctric Rettprator Geo Naylor Little Half Moon Lk off Whitewood Rd 10480 Lk Rd FOR SAIX 2 Five room oil burners with blowers 1 Eight room oil burner Phone 156F5 8292 Pettysville rd FOR SALE Oil Converting Heat ing unit One 220 gal oil drum4 One 50 gal oil drum 30 ft cooper tubing, valves and fittiuqs us ed 2 yearn also 175 qal fuel oi1 Carl Bidwett 725 E Main b Phone Brighton 71472 FOR SALE One third H P Motor 1 Pump Jaek, 1 Grindstone Water Tank,l Water hand pumj Also my 80 aae farm, WtUfam Cooper, Pmckney FOR SALE Hatue Swarthout home 7 rooms and bath, garage, stable,s all in good condition fUZI Off MiCRTUAM At a IISSIBS 1 said Court hsU A the Pua Otttflt A dMQtjd How in tad County, on the 22nd day of Aug TOR SALE Electric Refrigerator, A D 1W 5000 1836 Pontiac, Tudor Day PreeesuHos ttram R Smith Judge of i Bed 200 Probais , 1330 Mower Road IN THE MATTER Of TUB ESTATS Of Vaa Hefesan Deeeoeed WANTEDTOULlitr Will pay Peter GroiMreon having tiled in Detroit mOSStt nrices said Court hie final adaalstostte ac H JJYd count and his peUtlon praylnfl for the ailowanoe thereoi and for the asiias ment and disBlbutton at the residue of aid aftst It ie Ordered That the 19th day of Sept A 1948, at ten oclock in the ct said Probate Ctftce, be and is hereby I Phone 27003 Ann Arbor appointed or ajaminirg end allowing PtW GratfQTOCav CVlOT Lk 3d aid account end hearing eald petition It u Packer Ordered, That eubfic not ice thereof be etven by publioation ef a copy of tins order, for three tacesesve weeks previous to said day of hearing aid day ef hearing hi the Pinckney printed and circulated is said County A true copy Hiram H Smith Celestta Pershafl radge of oa M 5,50000 TERMS H G Swarthout, 17910 Telegraph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan, Call Wyandotte 7156 R11 FOR SALE OIL DRUMS, several 55 gal clean drums 300 each C F Hewlett Phone 93 WANTED Custom corn cudi with new Jobn Deere Tractor Binder MacAinsh 8615 Cedar LkRd Phone 13F13 WANTED Custom picking with a new Wood Bros, corn picker our trde In early oiid Qubb Tel Pincknev 83F5 get you BerhW 62F13 FOR SALE HEGLSON ESTATE 1 Acre, 2 room House new small Bam 2 Aaes, 3 Room House and Kitchen Alio 40 Acre Strip and 20 Acre Strip Art FOR RENT A house on Palter son Lake Road Erdlev VanSickle PAINTING AND DECORATING mm rtANoma A, SPECIALITY jpfs EfiiaBiM PHONE TOrCPttY 47F2 AUTUIS LET US RIPLAJCE THAT BROk EN GLASS m YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS S14 Be Chand River Bowel Amazing Invention Brings Millions LowCost Heating n Cotirteous Service SBSSflBnBSBSSaBSSBSnSwBSSHBSWJBBBSSBBe Clarks FOR SALESmall pickling cucuxn hers 1 George Webb 205 E Main FOR SALE A small pony 6 yns old Erdley VanSick Phone 58F1 LOST Female English Setter 4 White with Black spots, also Have 3 puppies to give away Vinos Dark Phone 18F14 FOR SALE Potatoes and Onions Umstead Farm HcrwwilPinckney Rd Phono 71F2 When folk set the pstcoted exdusive interior consmedoa of the WARM MORNING Cos Hesctf they cxdftia Why didnt some bodythinkofAbeforerWAJlM MORNING is the only beater of to kind in the world Hesasildsy sad fiifbt without reruoUnj Your home ITWARM rerdfesi of W i op sights a no ly lis to ft SMM vart m p bm tnm m pm Bim Ay klsiul of Coal iBeftafc awisnneAa aM t8SAfl FOR SALE 1 Leather couch, scsdenq Cot let BOB, 4 Bugs jMmm ws r rJLiZ m BSSSSii r in Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 14, 1949 Description An account of the resource September 14, 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 1949-09-14 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/da8f5b88099083e04130ca14eb956bf2.pdf 71c49e6f974944e9e61043acdbeb48c4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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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. 33 WHSHSKT SSTTifTnTIfC7TTW1ncy m PtMhmj Dispatch Wednesday Sept 21, 1949 No 8S ttMfcjgp Mirror j Orcuii Court flews K U8MQCUU b Gov Wihiams wUl call no spev ial wmiion ol toe iequuauue uus tali itus it the uiterpetarjoa oi tne newspaper debate between the governor and state lyeae wake and Murl Atn aud ovei the 195U deficit laet May the qovernor announ ed he would call special sees to tor lazes, Recently he asked both the treas and auditor what action they would take on disbur sements it the treasury should be come empty The auditor said he would issue warrants on the treasury only If the cash to pay them was on hand Mr Bralu said he would delay payments on some bills, switch funds to pay others, even ii they ware earmarked regce the liquor inventory This action was taken by Gov Murphy when ne was gov and economise by cuttinq down number oi employes and spend ing The Sept court term starts Sept 26 There are 72 cases listed 2 are criminal 19 jury casesll non jury, 14 chancery and 25 divorce ihe criminal cases are Don and Arthur Standlick larceny, and Douglas Haines, breakinq ana entering in the niqht The jury cases are as loUows trespass on the case Ray and Robert Barclay vs Stanley Pack Marie and Anna Peirsaa vs Olin Moody LouisKeinsel vs Myrtle Schadel Anna Becker vs Myrt le Scadal Nellie Wallinq vs Hen ry Melnik Henry Colder vs Gale Rowse Marqaret Kinq vs Ronia Teeple Elmer Courtier vs Hartkmd twp Meta ling vs Morris and Leah Rovin Anna Warner vs Joe Howard Appeals Lloyd Endsley vs Ral ph OtwelL Richard Crockett vs Carl BolUnqer Attachment Lexoy Davey vs Wil ma Morer Assumpsit, Dr Walter Parker vs James Hayner Amer PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE IN THE EARLY DAYS OF OUR DEMOCRACY, THE PIONEER, OFTEN PUT ESSENTIAL TOOLS AND RATIONS IN A CANOE AND PROCEEDS0 UP RIVERS AND STREAMS, SEARCHING FOR A FARM SITE PADDLING HIS OWN CANOE, HE FOUND THE LAND AND TUVZZZ THAT WOULD PROVIDE HIM AN0 HIS Y WITH A HOME AND OPPOIVTUWTY SCHOOL NEWS Current Comment The deficit is not expected to Fire Ins Co vs Walter Drake exist until March 1950 when the state has to divert krrge amounts of revenue to schools cities and townships These will drain the treasury The question of the 1950 elect ion will probably be Who is to blame tor the 1950 deficit The voters who took 78 percent oi the sales tax collections Of course , not It will be the legislature who declined to raise taxes on corp or the governor who asked for more state aid for unemployed and old age recipients Horace Keeler vs Wm Taylor, Lydia Gulick vs James VanFalk enberg Non Jury Cit Mut Ins Co vs Carl Bollinger Robert Lampson vs Richard Clendenninq and Geo Lucas Edna McBeth and Geo Lampson vs Geo Lucas Robert Lampson vs Glee Cook and Geo Lucas Robert Lampson vs Geo Bower Norman Reason vs Bob White, all assumpsit Attachment Elk Haven Farm vs Alva Dana let Valley Prod vs Wayne Rob inson Trepass, Wm Phillips vs Wm Yowonen Chanceryforclosure Walter Priebe vs Angela Steinhebel in junction Floyd Felder vs James Gould and Hazel Murray Felder Sons vs Walter Owens Spec Performance, Eastbum Realty vs Edward Harchick Ouiet title Ros ario, J Fred Reinhart vs Andrew CONSERVATION MOTHS j ClSb too cancel deed M Sen Commercial fisherman took 11 HelAnhae S5 RUMMAGE SALE St Marys Allar Society will held a Rummage Sale and Bake Sale at the Pinckney Town Hall on Sept 31 and Oct 1, startinq at 900 a m each day CommwJee OPENING GAME HERE rhsDAY SEPTEMBER 23 Through a switch in dates Pin ckney will open her football season here Fri Sept 23 It was set tor Ann Arbor but no held was available so it will be Tlayeu here The Ann Arbor high school reserve team always has a biu neavy team and will be prepar ed to give Pinckney a tough ar I for u small rural county with no large cities lavinqson county nas nad more tnan ner share oi murder trials Nearly U years aqo me ritzsunmons murder fryrt IOOK place about iQ years later the Luie murder trial and more re recently the McNutt murder case followed by the riechett muraer trial, this was probably the most sensational In his Frechett, cra guement Two years ago they d killer killed a man named beat Pinckney Vs o ii me year brown and took the body all the way to Calif, in the trunk of his car Following this was the Bom man to murder trial, the Brewer murder trial and the White mur der case in addition there were several unsolved murders name ly the Monroe murder and the Davis triple murder in Tyronne In all cases except the McNutt case convictions resulted before Pinckney won by the same score The game will start at 800 pmGame tickets will be on sale The qame should draw a big crowd BEAT GRASS LAKE 31 TO 0 j Pinckney opened her season at Grass Lake Fri afternoon and won in a romp 31 to 0 The Laici ers failed to furnish much opposit ion and the Pinckney second team went in the second halfPinckney confined herself to str aight football only usina one or 2 passes Jerry Heath made three touchdowns for Pinckney Bill VanBlcdrcum one and John POCKer made his after receivinq a lat erial pass The Grass Lake offense was 257 years ago 21 people were found guihv oi witchcraft in Mass and hanged This was in Salem in 1692 Witchcraft was afterwards pronounced a myth yet no actions was ever taken to clear these people until last week when fep Daniel Rudsten, D,in Produced a resolution in the Mass legislature to reverse the convictions of these people Of course it is only a gesture and feeble and the closest they qot toj woxx benefit these people or the Pinckney goal line was tae their memories little The only 500,000 lbs oi hah in Michigan Great Lakes the hrst I months of this year This exceeded 1948 by 30,000000 lbs The trout caicn aa chned while the whitehsb catch was normal A black duck banded by this dept was shot at Hudson Bay recently The majority of bana, ducks are shot the first year No pines cones for seed will be purchased this fall The use of prison inmaiae to improve state parks was a bio success this year It is planned to use as many as 2000 next year Oil companies and independ ant operators paid the state 8 760 in bonus ice oil and aas lease on 15283 acres ofstate land last week Highest bid was 5 an ac re, lowest 57c Only 2 forest fires last week are reported They burned 3 acres Oil wells in Roscommon, Area at Crawford and Kalkaska co have been limited to 100 barrels a day those in Oceola to 85 The bobcat bounty of 5 in the upper peninsula has been restor ed to be effective Oct 1Council froceaduiga TODAY, THIS EXPRESSION, IN COMMON use siNce PIONEERDAYS, STILL SYMBOLIZES INDIVIDUAL INDEPENDENCE AN INITIATiVf IN MODEflN USSAGE, IT APPLIES TO THE OPPORTUNITY, AND RESPONSlftlLITV OF THE INDIVIDUAL, THROUGH HIS OWN FORESIGHT AND EFFORTS, TO PROVIDE FOR THESECURITY AND WELLEINQ OF HIMSELF ANO Ht FAMILY 40 yard lineHeath made 2 touchdowns bv running with the ball On the 3rd he received a pass from Jeitreys and went 15 yards to score Grass Lake only made 4 first thinq comparable to it was the action of Kina Chas II of Enqland When he was restored tc his throne he hadthe bodies o Oliver Cromwell and the other commissionesr who had sentencReguta meeting of Village council Sept 13 1949 Called to order by Pres Dinkel followed by roll call of officers Present C Clark Swaxthout, Shirley, Read, Eisele and Read Absent none Motion by Shirley supported bvA Swaxthout to investqate cost of heating V F W hall, carried Motion by R Clark, supported by Read to notify Clyde Maas of StreJt 2ttg by Mable Mttt f lBSf Burtn HOTri8 Ge0 Green OdkHae BwioL Gleason vs Mable Sulkowskidis oie partnership, James Brown vs Ilia and Harold Allbriqht ac counting John Decker vs Harry Timpf Interpleading Panhandle Co vs Francis Minor unclassif ied Parke Davis vs Herman Mc Beth Divorce Homer vs Cassie Stan fill, Wayne vs Josephine Hay den Floyd vs Beulah Fielder, Iva vs Tony Poma James vs Emily Stone, Kendrick vs Jessica Kim ball Chas vs Bertha TleaderM ran vs Annette Elmer Dora vs David Hanna Milda vs John Sch midt, Mary vs James Wells, Lou ise VB John Barbrake Lemoe vs Jesse McDaniei Dorothy vs Rex Coleman, Mable vs Ralph Lamb Dorothy vs Carl Boston, Ova vs Ralph Smyth Elizabeth vs Frank Reich Loree vs Vcruahn Blar chard Francis vs Geo Hull, Jack vs Donna Brown, Marie vs Gov lord Coleman Norma vs Merwm Culver Dan vs Kathryn Syrblan, Ruth vs Herman Wigqins SEPTEMBER JURY UST Putnam Nelson Buzzard, Dor othy Kennedy Howell TwpFred Sulkowski Dora Dilloway Iosco Guy Bradley Oceola R Dickinson Rex Shuart , Marion Ned Schaulle Dale Miller Tyirane Harvey BarH, Lura Schmusk Unadilla Otto Arnold Briqhton CityMrs Wm Plesy Amelia Conrad Brighton Twp Gladys McDon aid Herbert Goodchild Cohoctah Lebert Bird, Jas downs They were guilty of num I ea his father King Charles I k, erous fumbles most of wnich beheadeddug up and hanged were recovered by FmcKney in chains They had been dead The second team went in th for many years before he reqain 3rd quarter and finisnecl the ea his throne game They held Grass Lakescoreless and scored one touch down a laterial pass from Hew lett to John Packer who went Ijeavels yards to scoe after catch mq i Social Uappuiiigs CHURCH NEWS THE CLINE MURDER TfilAL Ihe Cline murder trial at How is expected to extend into nexv weekihe prosecution has 45 wit nesses ana only about half have been called Ihe defense has St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan REV FR ALBERT J SCHMITT SUNDAY MASSES 630 800 100W Chiefs of police seemip bevery popular in Mich, anaup of city governments which they caused are numThe first team lineup was erous piymouth recently had a Mohlman and Mattison, ends recall vote because they fired the Cogswell and Hewlett, tac1 Schneider and J Ciar guards Enquistcenter Jeffreys, quarter, Heaih Ware and VanBlaircum, halves chief of police The new council as the first order of business rehired him Lake Orion is also to have a recall election because the chiei of police there dot fired The second team was Furman Brighton elections have been hot LPt861118 case Confessions Sat 730 to 900 p, William English, the star pros e J Z ecution witnesswas on the stand t 81 b0 ma 2 days last week and the de Friday oiter Noveana Demotion fense failed to shake his story venna Devo4ens rridayt at much He said he, the Andrusl 730 p m boys and Chevalier plotted tne robbery He went in first and of fiered a 20 bill for a polo shirt so the old man would go to his cash box How he and Don And rus went inJhe store and comm itted the robbery English has at tempted suicide twice since hisljr W Merwin arnpl arrest Organist and Choix Director Chevalier was on the stand Thursday and Friday Called as CHURCH Congregational rSSt J3 ady Miinister Chest Practke Wed bights uji Wed Junior Choir Practise at 4 00 MrSsJbioyse Campbell Organ ist and Choir Director 730 ben ior Choir Practise Thurs, 800 Bible Study at iht ParsonageSurvSeptl 25 Church Loyalty Greer May a prosecutor witness he proved to be a hostile one His confess ion as to his part in the crime was repudiated by him He said Prosecutor Erwin and the stato police got him out of bed at midnight and grilled him for 4 solid Unu LoVa hours without giving him food 2nd UySunday 1030 Church end threatened to put his wife in lce 611 Singing heng jail as accessory to the murder ,,Hme 11 30 Sunda if he did not sign a confession School Fall Rallyand Promouox He denied any knowledge si the f,es Mrs Myrna Ware Chcrime lu itiL Assn Meeting a Mrs Chevalier wason the Chelsea Congl Church 230 ai, stand Man and supported her f and 730 LveSuhusbands story the pros, threat ,1 speaker Rev J H tened to put her in jail SL0 TV18101 Louis eolumbci chief defense, 1 attorney claims he expects to KSES0 State Supt from LaM prove a complete alibi for the n ,, n fcndrus broth ffl01 Ccdl meeli 1 will be held Tues evening at th HANGS SELF 111, The body if Ernest Harper, 21 L Thu8 V ocnoj of Siockbridge who had been te fatdjeachers meeting a inicsing 2 weekswas found banc 29th anlay Schoj and VanSlambrcok, ends Ham el and Earle tackles Lavey and Marshall, guards Hewlett, quarter Coyle Packer ana UHnath halves White, center HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Of 194 Sept 23 A A Res Here Sept 30 Brighton, here Oct 7 Manchester, here Oci H St Mary Adrian herf Oct 21 South Lyon, there Oct 28 Dexter, there Nov 5 Stockbridge there Nov 12 Hartland, here CHILD SAFETY APPEAL DUE TO ACCIDENT RATE The current traffic safety cam paign to protect children is the result of child traffic accident re cords, according to Sergt John ennaia oi the Brighton poet of the Mich State Police ihe slogan, Watch Out Far Aias, that has been selected ior uns month in connection with the reopening of school jusr about tens the whole story Sergt rennala said Last year nearly 6,500 children were killed or injured in traffic accidents in Mich Of these 4r JLU were child pedestrians or bio yciists This tragic toll must be re duced and only way is for ddr vers to assume the responsibility the past 2 years all because Bur ton Miller, police chief was fore ed out and the issue of the How ell election last spring was over the ousting of a police officer who was a war veteran The peo pie evidently want police deptskept out of politics The necrroes fight for equal rights put Okla University on the spot last week Julius Hill, a negro and war veteran, applied for admisson to the college dor mitory, last week On his gues tionair he specifed his race as American, and was given a re servation Okla has a secretion rule and when he was found to be a negro the reservation was cancelled He was, however told he would be admitted to the neqro dormitory beinq built Okla only voted last year to admit neq roes to their college and this only after a lonq court fight Motion 800 at the Church Each teach will explain the Fall lessens the parents All parents attend Motionby C Clark supported Hayden Davis Hambura MUdred Hitlock Handy Mable Kuttler Hcafland G T Arthur WPP by Swarthout to rewire Fire and VFW halls carried Ration by R Clark supported by Read to qllow following bills Enrollment ior dancmq lessons in tap and ballet conducted bv Betty Scavill of Sylvia Studios 115 Howard Homes Ibr on sts 1000 iSvmonRSitons ioSOlfW ggJJ TK Joe fCqretaker oHaq 60o J r25kciJ bT irKeWv Lbr on Sts MS7iM inq from a tree in a thicket nea his home Saturday A month ago raJ he robbed the Grand Trunk de P086pot there and got 83c He was put on probation Brooding over this is thought to have caused his act The deaH boy worked on tru Morning Wfrship Umstead onion farm at Pmckney this summer, fsKlB The sale of colored has been postponed a year until after the 19bi election by the filing of pet mens at Lansing with enough iiarrei to once more put it to vote of the people m 1948 the poopie approved the sale of col oed oleo by a big margin The dairy interests spearheaded by the Mich Milk Proa, circulated counter petitions followinq this to stop the law from aoine into ef feet Their arguexnent among the farmers was mat this sale would of beina extra careful whenever j decrease the price of milk This they are in an area where there is bunk Butter making, among Hdi fion Ion to Mildred Ackley, Clerk ODLwl lo adjourn ROBIN HOOD The bow and arrow hunters are busy practising here for uV deer season In a contest here SundaywTth Norman, Miller, CH Mojbrie and Ridge Shirey, Lavey put three of the CALVARY MENNONITE HURH Rev, EzraSeuchy, HasHrr ,nuy be children Children are impulsive and they also forget The11 dash out into the street or the hiqhway and do other dangerous things without thinking Certainly they re violating the rules of safety, the farmers at any rate is a lost art Most of them sell their milk in bulk, and if a main checkup was taken it would be found mat most of them use oleo Many4 who signed the petition claim it was misrepresented to but that isnt much contohition themWe predict in 1950 the vot when theres an accident 10001 With the arrival of Sept more Sunday School,, I00 than a milnon Mich children are Young Peoples Meeting 730 crossing the streets and highEveninq Worship v 815 i ways each way to and from sen iSupt Roscoe Darrovi ooVItfr up to the drivers to pro t WdtarlNb tect them from harm by beinq as Hon ffc46 lert and cauttous Meeting Wed Eve 800 In other word watch out for lads APPRECIATION j School police agencies and ers wiH aqam appwt theealsr of colored cleo but even then those opposed to it may etcrve it off again by circulatma another set of petitions opposed to it We read with amusement the opinion qiven in Detroit papers last week following electksthat Albert q bd then fieW for mayor bocause he psojnisen a Mund bueinees f TT K Tne students of Pincknev hih varieue oraantatfont hcrre Ijte , , LadiesAid of the Pincknev cmazm in the buQseye at a disj school wish to thank William ed m carrying on the chid safen ojay andio cmtedbis Beer , Church will hold their ar of 60 ft He use a bowj Brash for use of his shop win program t w Heso a was putt, candidnual chicken dinner at he chur a 65 ttx pull dow for our trophy display me 7 1 I ch on the niqht of Sat, Sapt 24 I past summer and also Shirhy jr Gorae Hbott aiHowelL Usrrkme Held 23 Howe1 aU Davis, 21, Briqhtoa, Marie r, Richard OTWL 2L tabant Nash, 17 ttarung at 5 p nv te niqht of FRIDAY FOOTIAIX SCORES Reason for her artistic arrangeM me TackMich, loot ball qame Fnton 6, Howefl 0 ftriohtor mentof 8PBCXAL COMM01OCnOlft Special ooahuiuraoA of livinqefcm Lodge No 78F K K 114 Normville 0 Dexter 7 Chel The cheer Waders of Pinckney on Solurday 8epi 24 at 8 p mATTENTKf TAX PAYERS 6 Fowtervffle 7, Okemus 0 high school wish to thank Fred to conierr Third Dsqrees All ms AVOID odOHaotf penalty Onlv stockbridge 24 DanevHW 2 MlljRead lor me meqaphooes givert members of me Peuowcjaft teem FOOT more weeks topay jrourjo, BeSJville 0 Aim Aibor 20 usWe wflP me memtere attielaeked to,be present Uaiden Par four Vfflafj S mg Alpena 7 Pinckney 31, atw have been oefttea on uito pkAorm andyp m ooes er mda Goodn ylts yew 1 whkm e M w rk ii m a eati essftsseMslft Wi jiLvwTV5,JMViSrfW5r yl aiteiWednesday Sect 21 IMS Lr JilLagJM Pinckney Civic Improvement Assn, Lets have good turnout at th next Monday night meeting 8rOO PM at Putnam Town Half Mon Sept26 and wo 8tpt 18, a MO Friday Dnball qne Mr Sarah Chalker bam bouqh THKATEB iwdr 8warTuw HO 47 Years Ago According to a new law tnt school officer known as assessor now will be called treasurer The Dexter Leader states the the Hawks Angus electric roc will build a line from Facey Corners, 3 miles to Dexter The Pinckney Dispatch which has operated by foot power has purchased a gasoline enqine to run the machinery The Rep county ticket is as follows Hep Silas Munsell She iff Ed Pratt Clerk, Willis Lyons Trees Walter Clark Pros Attv, James Green Reg A D Thorn son Surveyor, Miles Bullock Cu Cou Com D Harqer W H S Wood is the nominee for congress on the Dem ticke A large number from here went to Detroit Monday to see Pres Teddy Roosevelt Washtenaw county has 36 di that have less than 15 pupils There are 639 such districts 4r the state The M E Conference has returned Rev Hicks to Pinckney The HamburqPutaam Farm Club meets at the Dr H F Si lor home Sat The following are on the program Florence Kice, Mrs E W Kennedy Iva Plaoe V 1 way, Juanita Young, G W Teep le, addie Kice Mrs barah b rannie Swarthoiu, florence Aiiu rews ivirs Lamoertson, L J fieu aee, Mesdames t J Kennedy and Anhur iscnoenhals Unas fieason is snippinq his thresninq oullit to Lcuinisier wheie ne has moved heme Gardner is wondnq in a muiiicry shop in Jackson oaaie hams is stuayinq mus ic at the U of MThe new gasoline enqine w have installed is attractinq much attention iViichael Roche is promotinq aj baseball tournament here Oct i Stockbridge plays Anaerson c 10 a m Briqhton plays Iosco c, 1 p m and the winners pluv ui Glenn Sopp former FowifcrviliL ball player is now operatinq restaurant at Lainqsberq Thenew five room elemenlu school addition at South Lyo was opened for use last week South Lyon school enrolimout is 821, of this 591 aie attends at South Lyon and 230 at Hudson which is a 8th qradeschool New Hudson has a new gym and cafeteria Wshtenaw county has two Li trials qoinq on Clyde Flemnc former county treas for embez Wr tn9 lement and Ivan Love for the murder of Mrs Zella McConneU Judqe Boardman of Kalamazoo is trying the Fleminq case and Judqe Breakey the murder case25 ears Ago Dr F M Blotchfoid, state ve, exinarian has placed the county under quarantine for bovine tub erculosis i , Thieves visited the Rep Press office at Howell and took 1700 in registered qovernment bonds uyi safe They are nonneq otiable ana were later found in u mail box A number of young people qave Pearl Weddiage a surprise Mondayoil her 15th bitrhuty I dj xpiy is ttiiiiiq ii icysville school Harry Lee is movinq in hi new house at Lakeland Viola Shipley and Alice Sum son have entered the Ypsi Nor mal college Mary Slackable is takinq a nui ses course at Foote hospital Jack son The Wriqht school is closed c account of 3 oases ot diptlvj Paul Evers and Leslie Smith took a car of cattle to New Jersey I las week NE1G Huron Coanty voters whose county seat is dad Axe last week voted for a new jail This was deieated at a previous elected tiuM uaai ui siaie nets, conueiu lita emu uiusea uie oia jaii i im ivicww axy a iormer riuc ney area resident is seriously at uia auaiw oi his son, Aowqrci, ux jjiignion, ivus ueoige Arnold 78tf died cu her nome in Gregory Jast weeic burial was at btoctbridqe jcunes Ooaiaeyv iormer editcu oi in btoctDriage Jbnelciun n wording in tne Dexter Leader oi rice aiockbridqe public school now has 4bU enrolled tfoo in the hiqh school ihe Stockbridge village roads are being reOiacktopped Wmirrea Line and his wife, Grace boon Line, have just com pleted a plane trip to the Arcuc ana baa, ihey were former no well residents Clinton county of which St jonn is the county seat has lei ihe contracts lor a new jail on a cost ol 3ay7b ihe Ureen school in Marion, I Mrs Alta Meyer, teacher, has 2U f pupils Lexter Public school has start ed a series of meetings for the purposee of organizing 12 distswith the Dexter school The first one was at Newport beach, Pon age Lake laX week ihe second and third grades at the Dexter school are meeting in ihe Masonic temple there This was necessary by the increased ctendencev VLhe kajndergajAfr has s and first grade 41 Total attenaence at the school is 534 200 come to the school on busses THE SADI A WMlm StaniB, HEATER Boston Bloddee Chines r Chester Morris Max Ua in Chine Escapade Suaday Tuwday, 8pt 25 2 GALLANT BLADE Friday Satiuday, 8pi 22, 24 PANHANDLE A Western Starrte Rod Cameron Cathy pawn Anne Cwynne A DIQSM Stanuf Igor ParksMcortteCtiapinan 4lckUd POM Uadu CeBMiy Tn o Moatoyt j Sua Mon, Tuts 8pt 2S2S47 THE GIRL FROM JONES BEACH A Qoed Coattty f Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagan Eddie Bracken Dona Drake Cartoon 8mttb JLTI Coming Big Jack Three Fathers God DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Friday Saturday, Spl 23, 24 Doable Foatara Joel MdRea Alexis Smith and Zachary Scott SOUTH OF ST LOUIS Colo by Wod, Than, Sopt 2122 BLONDITS BIG DEAL A GoBOdy with Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Larry Smith Abo WHEN THE DALTONS RODE Randolph Scott Brian Donlevy Coming The Great Sinner Fam ily Honeymoon Howell Theater HowelL Michigan Wm Eythe in Special AgeoV Color Cartoon 26 Heroert Palmer jr and family are moving to rlint where he will teach inaustrial art in the Robert Mandgil school MrsT Eleanor Ledwidge and Kevin were Sun dinner guests at the home of Mrs Monda Morris Clyde Fisher and wife spent the week end at Narrows Lake Daniel AtwellDave Heinig and I Gene White of Brighton enlisted in the army for 3 years last week Sunday, Monday Stpt, 2,5, TRAIL OF THE LONSOME PINT Color by Toehakoloi with, Fred MacMurroy, Sylvia Sidney Cartoon Thurtday Friday, SopV, 22, 23 Dane dark, Gcdl Russell and Ethel Barrymore la MOONRSSE Coawdy Novekf Colo Nows Saturday, Sopt 24 Monte Hale LAW OF THE GOLDEN WESr AIM Robert Ryan Audrey Trotter Tuoi,, Wod Thur, Sopt 27, 28, 29 MA AND PA KETTLE with Ryan rriE SETUPS s 5 THE MarJorle Mate, Percy Kilbride tioloctod Short Subioet Carloon NWi Sunday, Monday, Sopt, 2,S, 22 Mat Sunday 2IS P M Conunuous Pat 0Brin,Robert RycoLBarbaraf Hale and Dean Stockwell la THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR Next WeektNeptunea Daughier In the Good Old Summer Time by TochsJoolor Canooa rtowi MISSOU Mrs Edna Doolittle of Edinborogh Texas is visiting her son Hugh Doolittle and wife Mr and Mrs Roy Clark Hugh Doolittle and wife and Mrs Edna Doolittlls attended the Northville races Monday night Tuos, Wod, Thui, Sopt 27, 28, 29 Cory GraniDianaLynn Franchot Tone and Betsy Drake EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE la MARRIED March of Tkno Farming Payi Oit Cartoon, Comody U Ove twenty years ago, the Congress of the Ured States passed the Railway Labor Act It was hailed by union leaders as a mode for the settlement of labor disputes T m LKADxas of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Order of Railway Conductors, and thf Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Missouri Pacific Railroad have refused to avail themselves of the peaceful means provided by this Act for settling their dis Tbey most that they be the sole of their own disputes over the Need far Strike available methods for the of oontrafta, there is no far a stariks or even a threat of a bat the leaders of these railroad have ignored the ordinary proestabhahed by law and insist upon President Trumans Board Condemns Strike There is an established legal method for handling disputes involving existing writ ten contractsjost as there is such a method of settling any contract dispute which yon may have in your daily life The President of the United States appointed a Fact Finding Board to investi gate and adjust Htm Missouri Pacific dispute This Board reported, is part, as follows It is with deep faof regret that ee are obuged to report tae ffcaore of ow aria stoa It seeoM Jaeoncehrable to as that a coerdre strike aaoatd ocear oa one of the natioet mnjor fraatportatioa systeaM, with afl oT the kates sad aaroaaipa that weald follow, fa riow of the faet that the Rafltrsy Labor Act provides ta erderly, efficient aad complete reoiedy for the fair aad jest set dement of the nutera hi dispute Grier elEciently or economically if the leaders f the unions ignore agreement or laws Provisions of the Law which are Disregarded There are live ways under the Railway Labor Act to settle disputes over ihe mess, ing of contracts 1Decision by National Railroad Ad justment Board 2Decision by System Adjustment Board for the specific railroad SDecision by arbitration 4Decision by neutral referee 5Decision by courts The Missouri Padfie Rafiroad hafbesa and is entirely willing to have these die putes settled in accordance with the re quirements of the Railway Labor Act Regardless of this fact, the anion leaders have ahut down that raflmed innocent Bystanders Suffer Losses and Hardships There are about 5,000 i ngirwri, firemen, conductors and trainmen on the Missouri Pacific, They are known as operating, employes, and are the most highly paid of all employes on the nations railroads, but their strike action has rearted in the tost of work to 22,600 other employes of the Missouri Pacine, In addition, they have Kays Beauty Shop THIS SHOP WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF Sept 25th to Oct 3rd KATHRYN GLEASON f Just are oo m reneeoa aM tioa of the ooUey tions in dofssehCreaaent that the feaerml by the hitha afthe imposed great ship upon the public and the served by that railroad The Railway Labor Act to protect the public against fust terrwpcions oi oouuneeoa irtheee Of UMhN Briggf feature trainproof task alastware cosd GUstao snacials Heres yoi ing porcelain enaatel, Beautywace akCeme crumb cup straiaer, extra fr FREE KUcbem Sink large basin, special ledge tor Booklet, I Thm Strike About T ate not Obviouary tto tashoads cannot be run W ir EATPN Htiirrpi, 1 RAILROADS i 4,mmimm PMflHli w The Plnefenev Dlsocrtch Wednesday, Sept 21, 1949 Store Groceries Drygoods Gents Furnishings Canned Goods Lingerie Shoes Kenned Store Alive Che Pmckney Dispatch Entered as 2d dsss matter at Postafco act ol March 3, 1877 115 Ma SU tadftm Mich Subscription Price 191 a Year Paul W Guile PuhMier was a Sunday quests Welton Chamberlain will a tend Western State Kalamzoo trom here in addition to Chu Clark and the Burns Bros Ambrose Kennedy and fanu v of HoweU and the Gerry Eich man family were Sat quests oi the Lloyd Hendee family Jim Dockinq was under, the doctor s care last week but is bet ter Albert Dinkel suffered a pain rul injury last week when he cau ght his arm in a corn binder He was lucky not to lose it Chas Reason is helping him out on the farm Chas Clinton of Detroit is now 1 in W Europe on business for his nrm rGen Dinkel and wife weit Wed dinner quests of the Alban Dinkel family UJ Gardnr cmd wife oi Highland were Sunday quests ol the Albert Dinkel family The Misses Bemice Maas Alberta Dinkel and Nancy Chub were in Ann Arbor Saturday Max Musson and family o Howell called at the Albert Din kel home Sunday Roy Clinton graduated icou Niaqara University and is em ployed in Cleveland Gene Shehan and family c Ann Arbor, Gerald Bauer ui famiiy of Briqhton were Sundo callers at the Louis Shehan home Roy Carpenter and wfe Ann Arbor called at the Hooker home Sunday J The Winston Bcruqhn faraiJ Aberdeen called on Mr and Mrs uert i c 1 FARM ANIMAL COLLECTED PROMPTLY hftM825Q OOW8S250 HOGS 50 per cwt WF BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS 88 iir ana ivirs rranK iiuciucun i i unt iu3 and son have returned from c J Clark of Milford Sunday weeks trip to northern Mich anJ J Mr and Mrs Mark Nash too Wc Superior j Ro3aee to East Lansmq Sun, Wm Geddes and wife ot Che, sea at the L J Henry home Thur where she will, attend Mich Stat A letter received from Jim Me ers who is on the U S S Georq enroute to see Oscar Schoenhas I and has been at Pearl Hr , at McPherson hospital Howell j and Guam says he expects to be Mesdamefl Alta Meyer and in San Dieqo, Calif, soon Mae Daller attended a Whit j Roy Farman and wife of Yp Shrine dinner at Lansinq Satho Antral Uead StockCo Free Philgas SelfService orinq Zelma Kav Mrs Florence Bauqhn Mrs Dolly Bauqhn Mrs, Virginia Cai ver and Mrs Mary Bauqhn were j in Ann Arbor Friday Howard Read and fomily spen Sunday in Detroit Mrs Marjory Shehan and dai qhters, of Wnitmare were Sun anM were Sun quests of the Olir Robinson family The Russell Glover family o Fowlerlville and the Gerry Eicr man family were Sunday quesi at the Ed Spears home Stanley Murdock end rami of Corunna were Sunday quer of Robert Pike and wife Doyle Templetoii and family o qnters, at Whitmare were Sun vvi lempieton and family o quests of Mrs NettieVauqhn Keeqo Harbor wfare week enc Installrf ion COMPITE MimuMt mnMU NO CHARO WITH PURCHAK5 OP THIS OSIMX Philgas Harcfwick Ranco,l248 Dtorenlv 12950 Bert Harris was saken to St Joe Hospital Ann Arbor last Wed Lee Lavey called on him last Fri niqht ivirs Howard Read assistea Mrs Doris Sneed oi Howell last Tuesday as cohostess at the D A R meetinq in Howell Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell took Leona to East Lansina Sun where she will attend MchState The Lee Lavey family were Sunday dinner quests of Mrs M Metz at HoweU The Roy Reason family quests at the Albert Shirley hon Robert Amburqey, v,ho r workinq for Fisher Body in Pon tiac was home over the wee end Carl Bidwell and family o Brighton were Wed niqht quesi White and family of Howell ca of Ben White and wife Fran ed SaturdayThe Younqlove P T A hel their first fall meetinq at the sc ool Friday niqht with a potluc supper Jimmy Wylie, son of Ashe, , IF YOU HAVE BEDf WAITING FOR SEAL VALUE THIS IS IT PMLGAS StXF SERVICE LOW COST PRICE IS NOW ONLY SIM PES CYUNDER AUI9 iwy neuron xaznuy andf,fr7 Y 1 Mrs Edna Reason and Leota call Yfyhelu J1 a blcvcle ed on Fred Carpenter and wife the Pinckney Imp Ass n at Pontiac Friday niqht B The Jesse Henry family were Mrs Stanley Dinkel was in s dmner quests of theChas Jackson last Thursday George Foster and wife of Flint Mr and Mrs Walter Clark Whitehead in Greqory took Mrs G W Clark to Ann Arbor Sunday where she is at the Ed Clark home Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark and Mr and Mrs Wesley De Clair of Manchester were Satur evehinq quests at the Walter Clark home The Joe Griffith family and Don were Sun guests of the Hoff Sis ters I y, Sunday quests o the Curlett family were Dr and Mrs J E Curlett Mr and Mrs Walter Staila Mary Curlett Nelson Dav idson of Roseville and Mrs Mai qarei Younq and dauqhter of Greqory Mr and Mrs Guy Barton of Mlllv For dependabilityfor long lifefor troublefree satisfactionyour wisrt choice is an he trie watet heater, its clean, quiet, quickand its the lafeit water heater ever built c See 60X1 1248 SUJ8 ALL TAXES ASE WCLUDEDAS WILL AS WSTALLATIOIC mUtt HMM fT HNCTMEf i Howkl HUt of lackeoti SatHean Rir SilfMMsa nedy home Mr and Mrs Walter Clark took Donald to Ypsilanti Sunday where he will attend Cleary Bus iness Colleqe Paul Smith of Ann Arbor was a Sun quest of the John Car ver family Mi and Mrs Clifford Van Horn attended the 25th weddinq anniversary of Mr and Mrs Duaxve Crittenden at Ypsilanti Sunday The Lester McAsee family spent Sun at the Omar Gass notne m onatiiau The PettysTtfle Ciric Assn at meir last saeetinq at the school elected tfke fcttowinq osnoersPtes Mark Nash Vi Pres John Pietras SecTreas Mrs Arnold IJuer Vernon Qsbame ol Detroit Is buildinq a hone ot Hush Lake where he wul hre pennaneaaV D C Burke and wise of wax, N I who hare jjlw kfan IScDcmneis hae it od hesae i insAHCatr SBBSBSBSSSlSSlBBBBBB W Aku limiimiiiifiuiMiiiumiviifiiiciiii iiMiiiiiiiiiMitniiiiniiiimmiTuiiifim Griffith and wife were Sun quests i L Z7 of the L Hines family in Pontiac Chelsea were Sunday quests Emmett Clark and wife and DJ Wayne Kg and wife Fse and wife of Howell were Gerald Kennedy and family of Satur callers at the Murray Ken Howell were Sun quests of the Murray Kennedy family The Pilqrim Fellowship class1 of the Conql church enjoyed a potluck dinner and motion pict ures at Camp Talahi Sunday afternoon Wed quests of the Hoff Sisters were Mr and Mrs Roy Brooke of Flint Loren Meahpn and son, Daaof Grand Rapids came here Sat to drive a car oack to Grand RapDr and Mi W C WvUe Dexter oafled at the Andrew Ni bett home FriThe Gordon Heste family were Sun crusts Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn en Ittfained their children cmarand children for dinner Sun Miss McHie Wilson of Stcrter bland N Y spent Sundav with Mary Teeple Mrs Laura Howler and me WSson Hewlett kanil who facottaht her over attended io Hewlett reynion at the home al Mrs Nina Beid of Greoorv peso in town Sat He 1 old and iosl look oH a 1 1SB Tif i i icnaBSSSVVct THE FIXIT SHOP I WE SHARPEN HAND SAWS BAND SAWS CIRCULAR SAWS, LAWNMOWERS, SHEARS KNIVES CHISELSETC FURNITURE REPAIRED AND AND REVARNISHED Morris Main 4i5 FLMG ST HOWELL MICH PHONE maw TW Mr and Mrs Fred Read Mr Mrs Andrew Campbell spent and Mrs on Schoeser and Dr Sun with Mrs Grace Kelly and Mrs Stove Brown spent the Owo3soweek end in Rochester N Y The Herbert Palmer family spent Sunday in Detriot L G Gotham of Detroit spen Mrs Gladys GUsttaa aod OH Wed ol me Qna Campbell Fishbeok and wife the Haraer home m uiahst Dovie hoe soid the W Omton look mo r NPSSVSL toiott MPJipwiJiu vpjijLVNiii UJI mm mmmqmmmmip mm mmmmmmmmm Wednesday Sept 21, 1949 1 Close Out Sale All New Stock 1 16 FT B90O DEEP FREEZE LIST PfllCE 48540 SALE PBffCE 29500 2 WARM MORNING STOVES LIST PRICE 55995SALE PHJCE 3995 1 8 CAN MILK COOLER LIST PRICE 48540 SALE PRICE 36500 1 4 CAN MILK COOLER LIST PRICE 30000 SALE PRJCE 25000 1 GIEL STOLKER LIST PRICE 26500 SALE PRICE 19995 ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF 275, 500 1000 AND 2000 GALLON FUEL OIL TANKS AT REDUCED PSRICES A COMPLETE LINE OF USED AND NEW OIL HEATERS HOT WATER HEATERS, REFRIG ERATORS AND WATER SYSTEMS THE BEST FOR LESS IAVEY HARDWARE Water Sytmsetc Stanley Dinkel PROFESSIONAL CORNER rFARM EXPERIENCE WILL PA OFF 2 you can meet peoQj and if you like fanners you may have what we ere looking for This is a different sales job with througnt training and no stock or credit to car Full time, permanent work in this vicinity Backed by reput able 60yearold Co Home nights Only hard working men between 25 and 50 with dependable car will be considered Rjtply to The Pinckney Dispatch 114 So Howell St Phone 8 Pinckney, Michigan FOR RENT Two Car qaraqe Mrs Rose Hendee 233 Mill St Phone 108F3 EsfcxbLjhed 1865 W15 iaL PINCKNEY SANITAJUUM n Dr Ray Duffy M 1 l fincjcney, Mien Daily 1100 A Jg to 200 P M Except Wednesday MoiuTuesMFrUSat 70U00pin Dtt G McCLUSKEY Dentist 112 NoruT Michigan Telephones Office 95 Residence 814 Kltnings by Appointment Howell Michigan McPnersonj, itate Bank RENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX WVanWlnkle CXVaWbkls 2S Qt d VaaWtakls Attorney at Lew First Sft and Savings Boat ttowelL Cemetery Memorials 924 KMCBB StJlnn Arborttstcb Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Marker HEKii SNEED Phone 183 207 LGrand River Howell Michigan Real Estate, Insurance,Brokexaae City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property with Me LEE LAVEY General Insurance i Phone 59F3 theft and burglary are pinckney Michigan FOR SALE Male and Female i Coon doq Male is trained Fema1 le in training1 Carl Hollister 2282 W M36, Pinckney I Fire factors which cannot be over looked Valuable papers, secur lties, keepsakes, jewelry all items which are not in regular 1 A U C T I O NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BEHT WYLIE everyday use, are the targe offp pinckney 78F2 thieves and flames A small rental will provide a fire proof, burglar proof deposit ary for your valuables at our bank STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at lcw 207 E Grand River , HoweU REFRIGCRATION SEBVICE HABOLD RADY Planned savings in the way to Repairs on All Makes happy livings Aft Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phene 157F11 Repawn MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Drlvo License Ruh Lak P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swartfeoui Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 6 63 vPjagtoy jflch EftOFF Sr f FOR SALE A small pony 6 Edley VanSicklfr Phone 58F1 LOST Female Enqlish Setter Kstpo McPherson State Bank Vince Dark Phone 19F14 jyj 1, up te 500010 insur Phone Pinckney 154F3 A ,i J want to Serve You WITH COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE OGARS C1GAltfETTES, CONFECTIONARY ETC COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW MODERN STORE MCDONALDS HIGH CHECKED ICE CREAM JOB GENTILE 115 MAIN ST DR C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 i FOR RENT5 room cottaqe turnishedInquire of fMrsJohn Colon Phone 100 Spot Cash FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES 250 Each I JANE TASCH C REICKHOl OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave HowelL Michigan For Appointment Plne 358 Residence 619 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock HaaRng Weekly Taps Made to DetroS General Trucking Phene 6414 CARl JONES Concrete Products Gravel 1 Sand Top S61L Road ed by membership in the Fed U8 Ji Composed m D md Rodd Built federal Deport Insurance Corp SZSZT 747 MainJPinckney, Phoa 50F1 I phone Dexter 3 116 Ov H Years of Safe Banking COWS 250 Each FOR SALE Ford Tractor like new with hiah speed transmisson also a 2 wheel trailer with 10 ft stebl frame, new tires dic grain drill with fertilizer and seeder at , tachment 35 2 brood sows d3 WANTEDCustom Corn Cutuna, to fanow 6 feed pigs have Oliver power takeoff HOGS 50c per cwt NOTTICEwWm do baby sitting ALL AgJQBWG TO SIZE evenings, 35c an hour Call a oRAND 11 wra myhouse orenoonstiave no CALVES, SHEE and WGS phone Mrs Barrett 722 Unadiila REMOVED FBJjE St Pinckney PHONE COLLECT T CARL BERG HOWELL 450 Licensee for Get W C LaPrad Phone Greqory your order in W G LaPrad 4P32 Phone Greqory 4F32 DARLING COMPAr 1949 Styles The PACKARD j One of a series of style leaders American WaniiAds FOR RENT 5Room house with Grocery underneathInquire of Mrs Mark Swarthoui At Swarthout Cove Phone 47f 2 Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE Potatoes and Onions Umstead Farm HowellPinckney Rd Phone 71F2 FOR SALE 1 Leather couch, with head up Wijl pay qood re Autcmobile foxing Cot, Ice Box, 4 Rugs ward Lost niqht of Sspt FOR RENT Ground floor furnish ed apartment, suitable for twtt Heat rnfurnished Rent50 a mon th Can be seen at 9405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Suqqitt LOST OR STOLEN Black ana tan hound crossed with Walker hound, 4 whit feet white tip on vao iz JJI iooo UDJ eippos p 1 onehalf inches, wt 75 to 80 lbs well trained 2 onehalf ft hiqh i A F Missiy ilHci ikwiunq Dr Strawberry Lake 5030 Buigess Rd Pinckney QUALITY in each Manufacturers Line FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR i n il Trees Trimmed or Removedas carefully as you select it j Experienced work Prices reason m tJr1 able Allowance for wood l n neW CCVi vou want Art Rentz 2 Determine your teadem all, pinckney Mienowance and or cash down pay y ment 30 See us about a bank auto tires, for carrying boat Call on tloan to finance the balance Satand Sun Curtis WUams, 11812 Point Dr FIRST NATIONAL BANK p2Jf3fL HOWELL re FOR SAL1 door, 1 window Membet Federal Deposit fjJfeame with glass, bench vise, Cam AB deposits p to 11 aaXft S801 em Jfr wjwww 4 w wheel, potato planter, garden cultivator,post hole digger,forks, t saws, shovels etc Mrs Bert Hicks, 208 Pearl St , 11 near Chelsea Leonard McDonald Cassidy Lk Phone 24951 Chelsea FOR SALE garde Swarst home 7 rooms and bath, qamfk, stabler all in good condition Phone 9 IF 11 Large grounds, beautiful tree iORSUZ wheelailer, rubb ft SwSwTOiqtoph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan, Coll Wyandotte 7156 RU FOR SALE OIL DRUMS, several 5000 InsuredT eats ruit Groceries Vegetables 99 STATE Of K1CH1UAN th Piobato Oiiic in th City ot How Ufiaostoa fish Market Prices Courteous Service FOR SALE Electric Refriqerator,5000 1836 Pontiac, Tudor Day At a Mttioei said Court hwW in h Bed 200 City oi Howl to wid County on ihJ 12 Mower Rogd 6th day of September, A D 1949 PKMBUHO Hiram B Ssuth, juaae aj WSOTEDPOULTh r WiU pay Probcrt in the Matter oj the Estate ot Karl J Elgart Deceased Louis E Birdsall, Adminieticrtor, having tiled In eodd Court hit Una admin istratiflB eoeount and his peutioin pray ng for the allowance theieoi and ior as aseignment and distribution of the residue of said estate It is Ordered, That the 3rd day of Oct A D, 1948, ot ten oclock In the forenoon, at sold Probate office, be and is hereby appolnttd for heating said pe Woo It Is Further Ordered That publiiv settee thereof bo gtren by publication of a copy of fhls order once each week ior three saccosstte weeks previous to sold dcty of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and cLetiolated fa said Cm A true copy feirum IL SniiL tfimiuw tL Porter, Hogo ci Probate 55 C SALE 3 gal clean drums 300 each F Hewlett Phone 93 Detroit market prices C H Lloyd Phone 62F13 FOR SALE HEGLSON ESTATE 1 Acre, 2 room House, new small Barn 2 Acres, 3 Room House and Kitchen Phone 27003 Ann Arbor Peter Grofsorean Cedar Lk 3d FOR RENT A house on Patter son Lake Road Erdlev VanSickle siepBMejnaMA WANTED Custom corn cutti with new John Deere Tractor Binder E MacAinsh 8615 Cedar LkRd Phone 13F13 WANTED Custom picking with a new Woods Bros com picker get your trde in early BihW oid Clubb Tel Pinckney 6SF5 PAINTINC AND DECORATTNtt PAPER rtANGING A SPECIALITY j t ntGRXM PHONE PhTCENEY 47F2 AU1 O G LA f S LTT US RIPLACE THAT BROl EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABB6 AUTO PArtTS f 14 Is Giund lavw Boweii Fnoue 151 Clarks FOR SALE3mail pickiirg bersu HBI Geotge Webb 205 E Mean MBJsUSBSBSVJesVBlSeBSBVSSJSXMBBSBUCMBeiMSJeft vmgt, ,,4 ITS ASAND NE7TIUH ri and or YCUloin the multitudes Folic w NEW GIANT 16 PAC COMIC t BOOKprinted in Plrk ihat coms EXCLUSIVELY WITH THE DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES TWO STAR EDITION, on sale frcm Wednesday on New conic dames, hobWes,ofher attractn5 Get the Detroit Sunday Timjs TWO STAR STIONJkn the NEW GWWT OOMIC BOOKTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Sept 21, 1949 ANNOUNCE PROMOTIONS The Mich Bell Telephone Co today announced the promotion I DANIEL J RECK of Daniel J Reck, manacie a Lansinq for four years, as its new district commercial supt in thi area, effective immediatelyReck succeeds Reymond JBonini who is promoted to qener al commercial results sup at Det roitRaymond J Bonine A qraduate of Mich State Col leqe where he was a basketball star and captain, L ck is m his tLineeenth year with th3 Mich Bell He also was manaqer at Kalamazoo and worked ior tn cc at Grand Rapids Bonini, a qraduate of NOTDame University, came to Lan sinq firom Ann Arbor in M where he was distrct supt He has been with the GO 22 years startinq at Saqinaw and wcmanaqer at Grand Rapids sever al years Saturday, September 24th 1200 Noon I CT LUNCH ON GROUNDS Due to the death of my husband, R M Reynolds, I will sell at auction the following personal property, on farm located at 7769 Farley Road From Pinckney take M36 1 lz miles east to Hicks school, turn north 2 miks on Farley Road From Howell go 7 miles south on Pinckney Road to Hause school, then east mile Watch Auction Arrows DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer Phone Howell 1219J1 36 Head Exceptional Fine Holstein Cattle T B Bangs Tested Vaccinated Herd Complete Production Records Available All Cows Are A H A Bred Holstein cow, 5 yrs old, due Dec 14 Holstein cow, 7 yr old, de Oct 28 Holstein cow, 6 yrs old, de Nov 6 Holstein cow, 7 yrs old, due Oct 10 Holstein cow, 6 yrs old, due Oct 25 Holstein cow, 5 yrs old, fresh, crlf by side Holstein cow, 8 yrs old, due Oct 19 Holstein cow, 3 yrs old, due Oct 27 Holstein cow, 3 yrs old, due Nov 10 Holstein cow, 5 yrs old, due May 14 Holstein cow 5 yr old, due Feb 19 Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, due April 24 Holstein cow, 5 yrs old, fresh open Holstein cow, t yrs old, fresh open Holstein cow, 5 yrs oldt due Dec 25 Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, due Dec 20 Holstein cow, 3 yrs old, due Oct 15 Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, fresh open Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, fresh open Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, due Nov 29 Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, bred Aug 12 Holstein cow, 4 yrs old, due Sept 26 Holstein cow, 5 yrs old, due April 14 Holstein heifer, 2 yrs old, open Holstein heifer, 2 yrs old, open Holstein herfer, 18 mos oH, open Holstein heifer, 11 mos old open Holstein heifer, 10 mos old open Holstein heifer, 10 mos old open Holstein heifer, 9 mos old open Holstein heifer, 7 mos old, open Holstein heifer, 4 mos old open Holstein heifer, 2 mos old open Holstein heifer, 2 weeks old open Holstein bull, 4 mos old This is your chance to buy real Rood cow Come look fhem over MILKING KO TTIPMENT Farm Master 4 unit milker complete 25 cocks all pipe 2 single units 1 double unit Esco 68 can electric cooler Schlueter hot water heater electric Schultz double can wash tubs Hot water tank oil heater 15 milk cans pails strainers etc International International International International FEED i iODUCE Silo full Sudan grass silaue 1000 lb 45 super phosphate 75 ton chopped Alfalfa bromo some clover hay 200 bales sec cut Alfalfa brome hay 125 bales clover mixed hay Quantity eating potatoes 12 A Sudan grass for seed EQUIPMENT 1944 H G 68 Cletrak caterpillar tractor 1942 John Deere A tractor perfect 1948 John Deere field hay chopper 2 rubber tired self unloading wagons, high rack 2 canvas bottoms for wagons Wagon unloader for canvas bottom with motor Reliable ensilage cutter silo f r with oil pipe International 214 tractor pic side rake 11 disc grain drill 10 ft single cultipacker 3 section spring tnoth International 2 section spike tooth John Deere No 5 semimounted 7 ft mower Cement mixer New Idea spreader Spreader wagon Dump rake poultry fence Buzz saw wagon flat rack Bean puller 2 horse cultivator Wagon rack 50 ft drive belt Electric fence 1 horse cultivator Crease gun for Cat 4 ft clrcken feeder 250 chick brooder 100 chick brooder corn shelter Several Bbls bags Chicken waterers 2 gas bbls Walking plow 5 gal cans used oil Dinner bell wheelbarrow grindstone Scalding kettle and jacket hand seeder Sickle grinder peavys forks shovels Grease guns cream separator Wagon wheels track grease for cat Jfewelry wagon many other articles Some household goorls POtJFRV BEES 150 Hi bred Leghorns laying 2 hives of bees with supplies REAL ESTATE 190 A farm 42 A new seeding, 34 A timber, modern home, large semibasement barn, flowing well supplies all water, several out Wdgs, come look this over, bids accepted day of sale by ownr TERMS All sums of 10 and under cash over months on bankable notes at 6 interest that amount credit of 10 12 Mable A Reynolds, Owner Vernon State Bank, CI Marry Russel, Sales Manager Sent 1421 J tflVMKV 035ERVE 50th WEDDdNG ANNIVEPSASY Mr and Mrs Wm Brown 0 Chelsea will celebrate the qolen wsddinq Tues Sept 27 ith c family dinner at noon , d open house at the home of tt IT dcruqh ter Mrs Charles V u IIS of 315 Conqdon St Chelsea Mrs Brown is the 1 r Julia Fewlass and was ken in Iosco Township, Livinqstscn County I Mr Brown was tr andpent his early years un ine family farm at the east end of North Lk 111 vier townsuip Mr ana i irs Brown were married by Rev Joseph Reyerson in the loq hour where Mrs Brown was bom an after a short weddinq thev settled is Howell where Mr Brow was emploved at the time Three years iaier they return to the Brown homestead at North Lake and Mr Brown resurndfarminq Three of their sv rVJ ren wro born there In 1310 Mr and Mr Brown movd to a lar qer farm at the corner of Tert and Dexter Town Hall Rds Here the rest of the famliv were The family moved from the Terr farm to the Younqiove farm in the sprinq of 1922 which was their home for the next twenty years Upon retirino they purchased the residence at Chels3a where thev now lire Mr and Mrs Brown have twelve qrandchildren and three qreat arandchildren and hope to qreet all their friends and neWh bors from 25 and 79 p m at the open house Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 21, 1949 Description An account of the resource September 21, 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 1949-09-21 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/37850120e5f6cadecb2811928ae664a3.pdf 507fd215c82252857924ca27a0bfe227 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. ir 9V Wednesday Sept 2 1049 Atefcgitt Minw , lteu No It iopb reiy ia news peoer to tfucmuiiou move th Alia preee coniem 4W1C other nedja Michigan goeeruo day to dMCuet etaie proniem with reporters Gov Mennen Williame rexnJMonaaY At Mr Jy djiruieed the grape grower MMOJD with reporters No grop growers showed up The gro on demand a 10U a ton the Welch Grape Juice Co their principal customer ottered but 75 Miles Nelson oi the Mich Agric Dept said the crop was normal out not up to par and mat Calii grape growers wore only qotting 25 a ton Clarence Bolander of the dept said 26 percent of the grape crop was sola as fresh fruit 6 percent for jam and jelly end the remind or to grape juice corragnies Mich apple crop this year will he U million bushel instead oi the 4 million bushel produced age of 6 Mich, apple grower last year, and the 10 year aver eave always peferrtd to sell their crop in bulk instead of in packages for this reason they have never commanded high prices They qualify for a limited state aid by raising a matching fund by 1 cent contribution on every bushel sold They will iROY HEATH PAbaCS AWAY iragedy hit this secuon iues j day morning m the tragic aeath 1 at Attoy rieattv ot tu fund Lae at St joe hospital Ann Aroar, sallowing a booting he received at Sportsmens Tavern, Haxnourg inday night Mr Heath was employed there as bartenaer Mondgy night around 10 p mJesse CcmpoelL John Brumley oi Ann Arbor and a man namej Geo Bennett got in an argument over a game of shuffle board and started to fight Heath tried to separate them and was badu beaten by Campbell and Brum ley it is said Heath suffered a heart attack and was taken to St CUNE MURDER TRIAL By last Friday all witnesses had testified in the Cline murder trial Following the testimony o Mrs Chevalier who saia sne haa oeen threatened with being put in jail unless her husband testifier against the Andrus brothers, Pros Erwin took the stand and denied her story sayina he had never made any such threats Mrs Ed tngiisn a sister in law, of Win English said Art Stanley Berriman had visited her home and ttd to have her influence Wm English to change his story so as to make it favorable to the Andrus Bros, saying if he did so he oi Columbo would defena him free Att Berriman took the CHURCH xNEWS St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan REV Fll ALBERT J SCHM1TT SUNDAY MASSES 800 100U Confession Sat 73U to Qu pus ounaayiror b00 jnu rnuays uier Noveuia Devotion Novnuui Devoton adays at p m M1HOOL iNJLWS PIRATES LOSE TO ANN i ARBOR RS 20 TO 7, Pinckney lost to Ann Arbor j high scnooi reserves here Friday mght 20 to 7 although they out played A A Res on tne held making 13 first downs to their 5 The game was a story of lost i opportunities kr Pinckney They had numerous scoring chances but failed to cash in on ihem Ann Arbor had 3 and, made good on all them Pinckney kicked off Jurreiit intf Jo hospital Ann Arbor by Don Xkd d dLSHJ l finrrtrt i A u,i 1 u i ana and denied this He Swarthout in the ambulanceHerel VLt SJ n died veral hour, later with to and Brumley were arrested by Dep Featherly and Zeigler and taken to Howell jail On the way their they broke the windows ou ot the car nrumiey claims to have no criminal recora uamp oeli admits one arrest in Ann Ar bor ihe body was brought to Pin ckney bat later to Ann Arbor far autopsy by order or Coroner Ganj shorn Campbell and Crumley are still held in jail The old qrand jury law gave up the qhost last week and we suppose legislators, city police and others who have been nam erous among its victims heaved biq sigh oi reliei True another qrund jury law was passed by the legislators after they murdered the old one but it is so unworkable as to be useless in place oi 1 judge far a grand jury investigation mere must be three to Ann i No qrand jury judge can prom Arboi who punted on the 3rd a witness immunity for testi PincKney on line plays reach tying It was cruelly by promises ed the 3 yd line wnere they fum immunity that the old one bled and Ann Arbor recovered ma grand jury aot convictions In the second quarter thsy rea further no judge who presided cheJ the Ann Arbor 10 yd line ovor a randu P on a taterialforward pass bu who 8 J on jan seek othlost the ball on downs r pubucu omce ior 2 Vea8 Gov P i y, In the 3rd quarter they elected Sicler who was prosocutor on a Parent and Teacher to lit w W OMoaaer CHUBCH lftaategauonai Bov, IX XX Jfcady Miinister Cnajr Pxacase WosV nights J4Ss Jaorwin Campbell Urganist and Ghak Uuoctof MMM, ixiurs eve bept 2U bVU sunaa benool Parent and meetingat the Church Woria Communion Sun OcU 10UU Ufaurch Service Sermon Our Will and Testament il3t Sunday School Theme God Calls a Spokesman Isaiah 7UU Pilgrim Fellowship meetmc at the Church A Bible Readinq ceivo 4000 this year to promote j coroner Ganzhorn the appi program They arej autopsy said he saw no fatal injur now seeking a Fla outlet wher by truckers who haul citrus fruits here will haul Michigan apples bacJfr The state aid is used chiefly for advortisng inspection and marketing surplus stoops The Lake Mich, shore is the best fruit belt in the state and is third in the nation in peaches and strawberries, and 4th in ies and death was due to heart attack The funeral is at St Marys church Friday 10 a mMr Heath was formerly on the Detroit tire dept but was retired on a penson due to a heart cond ition He leaves his wiVa 2 dau ghters Anne, at home and Mrs Robert Vedder 5 sons Jerry and Mike at home, Charles oi Lake land Joe with the army in Ger navy in cTtvXciyr1 Rov ta and Romeo is famous for peach I CaltfprtHa crops 50000 seasonal workers, many from Mexico worked in the fruit harvest in 1948 The Andrus boys had num erous character witnesses, induct ng a Detroit policeman who saia they had nevbr been in trouble and had excellant reputations They were their own alibi wi nesses, Wm Andrus said he talk ww ed to Chevalier at the Clin Clinic led by Isabel BradTTSec store where the latter was wor ion ot Officers l ing at repairs the day of the mur BOO Showing of the color sound der That he took the Chevalier film And Now I See For all pao car because his was not work pie and friends of the Church A ing Don Andrus said he came to Monday Oct 3 630 Potluck after the,I Briton the same day with Enc, Supper and Annual Meetina oi lish after his brothers car to XJ tne church Reports of the worK pair it That he was never in the and service and finances of ail Clin store and never saw Cm depts and election of Churci That ho went to Island Lakk tc and Sunday school officers for pick up another car but did nc the coming year All members remember the name of the man urqed to be presentwho owned it The wives of tiie Wed 400 Junior Choir Practi Andrus boys were also, on the 7 30 Senior Choir practie stand Maurice Chevalier had Pievi ously testified he had no crimm al record Recalled o stand ha he admitted an arrest in Wis a few years aqo pass cfeep in their territory aranci JY Qnd Judge Ferguson Roboins the Ann Arbor colored who conducted the Detroit grand boy intercepted and ran it io the Y rofi to tft offices of Ann Arbor 20 where O riarai aovernor and u s Senator on tirct AAU their qrand iurv fam Th 1ni iicKed OQHKRVATION NOTB8 The largest bow and arrow ar my in the history of Mich will teks field after deer Oct 1 It is ospeoted to number 12,000 or more Last year there were more than 9975 who shot 583 deer Male deer may be taken in any county from Oct 1 to Nov 5 Deer of either sex in most north ern counties Mich, has a black shale petroleum deposit covering 8000 sq miles in northern Mich, but most of it is from 300 to 1000 ft under ground That of Colorado was mostly in the side of cliffs Biologists dispute the fact that the foot is responsible for the eeeBwwi sieisiwiF ess so Sw examination of 72 fox stamen showed game birds to be but 4 percent of their diet Mice are 47 rion 23 rabbits 14, vegetation 2 and non game birds one Other examinations in Iowa and Mass showed mice to be dominant diet Macomb county has a new law Vrwtng Sunday hunting The state bounty payments on coyottes wolves jumped from 2,270400 in July to 8955000 m lAiCAL NEWS CALVARY MENNONTTE CHURCH Hdv Ezra Bouchy, rasiur Morning Worship 1000 auuaay fcthijoi 1JU0 Sergt Pearce of the state police childrenrHXXt also denied Chevaliers story of j fcoiuigTSJ 7 abuse to make him confess venine Worarilk a 11 On of the C,ta presence evtrv Ass t Supt Maxvin Khuo trials was the Lee Lavey and Mrs Mae Metz called on Bert Harris at St Joe , t jrrs ru nArun wuft8P ir,vj, iuov hospital Ann Arbor Sunday H daot 1 wnfseJ Cottage Prdyer Meetinqs Wed nuBpiiui rwin wuor ounuuy n,j prettnancy 2 weeks overdue , o nn D n is improving Floyd Maycroft and wife if Grand Rapids and Arnold BerS iist of the Mich San spent e week end at the Merwin Campbell home The Roy Reason famiy and Mrs, Edna Reason and Leota spent Sunday at the Garner Ca r penter home near Durand Mrs Mable Suydfczn of Foote hospital Jackson, is spending her vacation at the M J Reason home Daryl Shirley and wife of Buck Lake called at the Albert Shirley home Friday night Mr and Mrs Charles Cfark wore in Lansiing Monday Donald Clark was home from Ypsilanti Sunday Russell Clark and wife of Buck Lake called Friday night at the Walter Clark home The Clyde Fisher and Roy Fish or families spent Sunday at the Harold Hammond home in Owosso Week end callers of Mrs Em ma Dinkel were Frank Manqan of Detroit Mr and Mrs Frank Battle of Howell, and MrL and Testimony was completed Fri and Mpn was occupied by Lis pleas to the jury and summing l inq menage on5etcBor 2nd up Louis Colombo made a 2, VLSPKA SERVICES AT 3 30 800 P M Rev Earl Botrager from Mid dlebury, lnd will bring the mon hr plea to the jury in which hei said the only testimony the defense offered to prove its case was that of Wm English a weak minded, self confessed murderer The jury was still out at 3 pm today Cappella Chorus from Midde bury Ind will present a pro qram in song, on Oct 2, at the Calvary Mennonite Church MARRIAGE LICENSES Elands BidweUr 23, Brighton Joyce Marie Beckor 18, Fen ton Homer Desormier 28, Howell Ida Mae Shannon 17 Howell Harry Preston, 64 HartlandHazel Wilcox 64 Hartland ELECTED DIRECTOR At the meeting of tho bd of the Detroit Edison Co at New York City on Sept 20 George J Burke Ann Arbor attorney, was electee to the board of directors He sue j CAR STOLEN ceeds Ralph McElvenny of Chic Thursday morning James Sine ago who resigned Burke has d H C Vedder went to Dex Pra,K ,law inAnn Arbor smter on business in Veddrs car ce 1907 Is president of the Citiz Before going Singer left his keys ens Mutual Auto Insurance Co h , ffoSt Vedder could of Howell, chairman of the boc drive it She drove it to the home of Awus Inc counsel for the U 0f her mother Mrs Dora Swarth of Micniganthe Ann Arbor Trust out on UnadiUa St, Left it there Co Ann Arbor Bank and on the with the keys still in it Going civil service commission back to it in a short time she found the car missingRALPH BUCKNER In the meantime Singer and Ralph Buckner 18 died at Un, Vedder had finished their busi went ovfcr for the first Ann Arbor score Cailwright kicked qoaL Pinckney quitkly evened the score when J Heath hit the line and went over He also goal Again Ann Arbor got a breaj when Pinckney fumbled an they recovered OHaia aqair scored and Cartwriqht converted for the extra point The last Ann Arbor score came the last quarter when Adams intercepted a pass and run 30 yds for c touchdown The con version kick was blocked The Ann Arbor team was not as heavy as some they huv sent up here They tried fev passes but circled ihe Pinckne ends and took advantage oi Pinckney misques Pinckneys runninq qame was off, Heath beinq the only consis tent gainer Too many Pinckney passes went into Ann Arbo nands the Pinckney rectiers being unable to judne tht m most cases and lettinq truiu lip throuqh their hands ui cir The Pinckney line played SVPT and Ann Arbor never couhaVfe won on line pit aiv Several Pinkney liiesini i hurt but all but Engguist were able to continue Next Friday the biqqebt gam on the season takes plac her when Pinckney meets Brihton last years champions EnqmOn was affected little by qradrntion last June and is a favorii to repeat A huge crowd is epectHi at the game qrand jury fame The legis lator certainly did a thorouqh job of obliteratinq the old grand jury law j Mis Jula St Clair made the 1 from pay lest week by pushinq her yea old son all tne way lroni Jacicsonvilie Ma to Detroit I in u wheelbarrow, a distance of lood nuies bach crowas qatner fciU uiat sue oiockea tratlic and was ordered oil the streets oy tne police The bookCaaiilac and oicmar reiused to aamit her Jout sne qot in tne Tulier lhf weu many such stunters in th oia uays ihe urst we remember was snortly alter te Spanisn war when a man carrying a huge U b i iaq passed tnrouqh bexter He was carrying it on toot irom Cuaornia to New Vork City The next one that comss to oui mind was an Austrian who was pushing his wife and son a round the world in a,wheel chair he had started from ViennaAus tria He sold foreiqn language papers and pictures of his lamly In later years a chap came uown the railroad track pushinq a wheelbanow with a small dog HJ ad to push it from N Y to San r ranciscoearn 100 and get married on the way If he did so J0 v o a 35000 bet PINCKNEY Mohiniun Cogswell Schneider Engquit Clark Hewlett Mattison lffreys Heath Ware VanBlaircum L E L r L G G R G R T R E Q b L H R H F B , A RES ioiian Jasper Atchinson Hadle AuXThorrwo ISnSli SSTaunn Vi OTBYSST1 iv6fiJ hwilal fr0m recl ness n Dexter and started to re TgffTIAST Lmm, Gtenn VanBeuranoj Bywm veifa wnen he was thrown home, on arriving at MaUion and I wolves ttion The fire enaine wasallod to A Ma wKiU 1 z uJT First downs Pinckney Arbor 5 Touchdowns OHara 2 Adams Lxtra Heath, Cartwright 2 2 forest Bros burned 10 37 acres last woolc BUMMAGE SALE 81 Marys Altos Society will hold a Rummage Solo and Bake Sale at the Pinckney Town Hall on Sept 31 and Oct 1, starting at 900 a m each day will NOTICE Tho Ed Maas door unH open October 1 far the See us about banok , Ed Maas 1500 Coon Lake Bd Phono 536 J1 Tho ago to fain Boy Scouts has boon lowered to 11 ysn and Cub 0OOUOJ CHDJEA PUE FJHi OCT MM Mrs Ids Black vfD osfcifc at us Psso Fak OcU74 at Tho fire engine Lloyd farm on Cedar Lake Rdat 5 am when a brooder housa caught fire It was extinguished Mi and Mrs Emil Weddige oi Ann Arbor called at the Don Swarthout homo Friday night Boos Lamb and wife of East Lansing spent tho week end at the Tom Ware homo Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsilanti Is viotting tho Hofff Sisters MrsXttcta Dryer is a patient at Mahoxson hospital Howell Ma Earl Chxrwols and Mrs RACcawford of Flint spent Tues and Wed with the Hon Sisters 31 members oi Pinckney Chap tor No 145 O B Sattondod the onyuw oaovonnon ax rcvwissvuie last tUsday EsevMsli Boason and fcimily of Ann Arbor catted at the SHXDT from hta motorcycU while goinql Corners they found the Singei home from Howell high school car in the ditch with the front where he was a student The ac end smashed in it havina hit a J P ak tree So far it has not been dis Grove Rd lis loaves his parents, coed who took it Mr and Mrs Russell Buckner al brodtor Fred, and a JPH yllis j REGULAR COMMUNICATION Thefuneral was held Satur at ftacmlnr communtoation of Liv 2 p m at tho Howell Nazerene iaSSmf LodaNoflfF AM k n 5 rJlaima church 1111 000 N XLZ M i Susan Gampbell Treas Ncr Jrj j j j a Jon Tuesday evbning, October 4lEvers The deceasedf emended Rnck 8 p m Business mooting Re The classes of Pinckney he,elected the foliowinq office r Seniors Pres Jerry Keatli Vice Pres Joe Jeffreys Sec R Atchinson Treas, Richard Schneider These officers are th same as last year Jerry Heatn has been elected pres for threei year in succession Juniors Don Coyle Pres Vice Pres Alfred Fuhrman Sec ma r ryovernment nas started sun io biauK up the A 6V P chain store system as a monopoly Now tnis system was started wim one idea only a its key stone This idea was mass buy ing The idea was that by operat in,, a groat many stores food could bj oouqht in large quarrtit ies at much cheaper prices and therefore could be sold cfcoer Brooks Tne iC2a worked out and since Constance i then other ch m tores hbv staned up and even lndopenaeni merchants have organisations to tac aavantaqe of mass buyina to get cheaper qoods Henry Ford used the same principle in mak inq a fortune in the automobile ousiness to which he added mass production, reasoning tho more cars he sold the chaper he could sell them The A P was classed as a monopoly a num ber of years ago but only last weelrs was the suit started to break them upCarTwriqh Sliillinr fidamr Sinaler OHarriJ, Am, points ney high school up to 3 years ago and lived with his parents on the Brigham farm at Chubbs menuv P W Cdriott Secy Sophmore Pres Ccaol Fuhrman Vice aine Tomasik, Sec Mike Carr Ex Coach Fred Crpler of Mich like all successful retired men has written a book, the theme of which is the purity of colleqe ath 1tes in which ho comes out 100 percent against sttMdisacon of coiieqo football players It is well vr ften somewhat on the sermon order but leaves many questions unanswered Crisler was hired BOOM TO BABIES , Mary Jane Gov Williams and state Rep Kirsche Treas ubUoan leaders are havinq a biq Ereshman Pres Ruth Kirs debate on who saved the sUt che Vice Pres Thomas Pinka Pres Lor away from Princeton bv Mich i 132XX0 the past year Th 7a Oct 2 to Algor Ue and Sawotock last g yBtotaDjjott M MIC WMB hor yfa EBem Newman of Ann Ar K, svr i bor was a Thursday ksset at the 5 J Ben Wsito hosee kft 55 D Woitor Mososr and lassBv fetmiy rimr tfiiriir Ml WBS, of too OsBord wose nevd of Parents, if you want to know governor diams me credit which Z about an encouraging report on, jg ojenod by oil opponents who4 irfctUfi how physiciane are saving Jhou say more has always been a from I balance left Figures boar out too the end of but 17 JN400 and at me end o Barbara VanSkrmbroo James Mattison the often latol danger of diarrhea see BOON TO BABIES, an unj portoss Bsediocd mpart to The The state dept of public inst oecaase U of M Alumni soured CA Coach Kipke and he had had four losinq seasons and also j because they had a football stad urn to pay for He was a sue 1 cass from the start for one on because Mich, landed tho 3 Kieki The , ridr ctal BMVM SLritar Ar j JSPiSaiSiS 0t too BWDori ruoej 339,000 ATTOfnOst TAX PATCMI J AVOID adaslanol ponany Only FOUR more weeks to pay your taxes Pay your Vfitaoe Taws Now Helen Reynolds Wage Tseas we of SsncTs at she ebur Oct at 2 p m Br Mauee Cody Pettysville Sprout and s4arbleAU have skmed T Mono showiEatoe vdtom oi cistoot in tavor oi an election , InsUtute stars nquw SS i ruction has given the sdhool the of these was Tom br iJrSSJt approvai to hold a reorganizat I football ataniour boy of Amodoi 1ST S3 kV vote and it wifl be held the at that tne Tbeboyt stars on a Cbieoxo man awai team d everv toBooji to too the Harms Be Melvin on a and every ooaogo nation was mi u have toM in his Michigan landed mode the ABAmorlpqnJj FOOTMU BOOBCi Howal M Mpstod Dsxtor NartovBU 6 Brfqfctao Zl land , Mkb, Contor 35 Mem 0 FesviorrsUe 13 Stockbrid nttittiT 12 RoosovoR 6 81, DetoratU 7 Iukstor Souto Lyon t Msam 46 YOUNGSLOVB T wnl hold ws y 4r jrzBankrupt Stock Has been purchased by us These diamonds will be ef to yen at an unheard of low price Many Styles to Choose From 59 2 PLUS TAX NOTHING DOWN v vJUiR its v A SUPERB COLLECTION GENUINE BLUEWHITESJ No extras no carryia ciwrgc, tut fmo cash m credit Buy aow or Uyswrsy lor Christmas giving no deposit is ftquirsd eirce s Buy wUk Contidvm DIAMOND RING 8 Your Sales Slips on AH Purchases Mai at Petrels Dwinf OCTOBER Each dollar spent equal 5 Point Holder of most points will be given a Diamond Ringf 12500 Value Slips ntnst be turned in en er before Neresnber 5 Peirces 5r Store for Women Buy with Confidence i KHCHBttRlflG AVQNTBKATBB ISTEvAN i BEATER ucu state pain I thenacx Ohaut Of Oi A J U great u, a newsooy Al2r Paroiyued Stake j Z5L into shallow waiW nnac general hospttol was arv co Y the American ll n SU12 in money kat Wed ion and Mutord Msffchante Ken Thorpe army siiniiiesi stationed at tart Trrnvr rfo was married thorn in the station chapel Fri to Mary Lou Ptieek orn at Ann Azbar by Boy Ft Kes Fred Kinder oi Stackbridgo isF playing guard on the AIQon caii logo fryrthoH mrm tern to Max Kellenberger and wno al Munith Sopt 2a a nan Sam Moaat oi Stockbridqe had both togs broken when he was hit by an auto at U S 12 and Gil lett Lake RcL last week There are now 127 doctors in Mich who have been practisinq SO yean or more The Chelsea, public school is operating 5 buiiet this year Rev Swadling tormer Pkzinheld Methodist pastor and wiie celebrated their 50th weddinq anniversary at Richland last wk The Dancer Stares have leas ed the Tower Cede store at Dex ter and will put in qents and lad ies ready to wear store Th Brighton school bd plans to expand the school by purchas ing the land east oi it on Spen cer Rd IAD UDOI X aith DexterTheatre stem tJLf JTHK QiJSAr filNNBsr Osegaty ncsv Awa mi I SHOT JESSE 1AMES on i GENE AUTREYta LOADED BUNGALOW 13 Oct, i, a NEWUNES DAUGHTER oi 0 and Lady it Bowed llmler Inm Sent, Vt it, TOM and Betsy Drake EVERY ana SHOULD eilfcnn MARKED Famine Pnje OJf by Esther WUhams Red Skehon Cejsc Cartoon i , WeeL TW 251 ears Ago The mail sciiedule has been changed here toe Grand Trunk tram carrying tne mail now arrives at 14b p m instead at 11 b a m iViaii carriers will not be attectea as they will leave xiqia arter Uue bU a m bus comes At the drawing oi the opening oi tne fiiband Lajce subaivison Oct 4, 1, TN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME Celet Cnter by with Juc Garkmd Van Johnson New 3S Oct I Wilton Elliott Forest Tucker HELLFlRr h Tracoiet WUSSBSS Barbara Hale Is THE CLAY 1HOEOM ftnnnny Monday Oct, 1, 3 R HAPPENS EVERY SPRING John Burg attended the soil con r Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout were to Femdale SundaV bunaay ivus John Uinicel won a, S08 Hcvwpy and iamdlv lake lot valued at 759 Sanlord Bass Lake were Sunday quests neaboa naa tne ursu wuuuaqj af the Dale Miller family, numer but tore up nis ticnet sol Aleck and Frank Carish of De iviin umQL wno was tne secona trolt spent Sunday with Mr and number arawn qot toe lot , Mrs Will Shehan ine mgn scnool tootbaii team1 has cut ID players out ia rmcimey btate I5ank has been orgcuuzea It has stociti nomas nead vice pros and Am noiuers Ur Uiaude bigler is pren ui ose Murphy, cashier hev iviuck nas resigned as pas w at Ciiegory and is movina to Dexter Wiu Alton is very ill at his home in howelL ,NUB8 Jess rienry underwenii on operuuon at St Joe hospital nnn Arbor inursday born to Gilbert Campbell and wile bept 11 a daugnter born UJ Louis Clinton and wife Sept 27 twin boys, bdgar Stanley and Edgar jamej, The latter died, bom to Leo Lavey and wiie Sept 29 a son, , , Uhas Kennedy had a gcufc loading ties here Monior the Gd Trunk A R Ray MUkmd lean Paul Douglas, Alan Hcde jl Newt TneedoyM Wedaeeday, Oct 4, S Maureen OHam Mevyn Doug las Gloria Grakame si A WOMANS SECRET 471 ears Ago The lecture courses for this win ter here has fallen through E W Kennedy and wiie have gone to Wash D C to attend the NatL G A R encampafcnnt Dr Claude Sigler bought 2 ton oi hard coal in Ann Arbor iu week fix 7 a ton It cost 4 a tan tor delivery Margaret Carrol former resid est was married to Orville Mae oi Detpoit last week The Fowierville Fear is Oct 7 ia Mesdames Julia Sigler and Net tie Vaughn visited Mrs Bert Pi ecoce In Cheffsantnq and Mrs L Teeple in Vassar last week Frank Mowers wil hold an auction at his iann Oct 9 Mrs Phoebe Tripp will hold an auction on the Chalker fcam Oct J Mies Haxel frA has enter I ed the Universfty school oi music Dc Watts is mHHI tnftr tor the Brotherhood oi Locomot ire Cuglnssrs During the recent ooswesntco at Cnattanoga Tenn hbi wiie the fcnner tosephine oi jst one of many Bnggs Features Heres your srsinproof sink clsstwrnre Set til the otbtr st no extrs cost GUften tpednlj oi this Briggs ing porctlsin tnsmel, Besutywsre sink Com w crumb cup strslner, extrs for FREE Kitchen Sink Urge basin, special ledge for Booklet 3ttMi vmt PiUMSINO PIXTURIS nejyiesjwsjsesgg MYRON J HUGHES SV of Anderson has Chae Grisnes to coi 1 b the ntessS Go fcnnjLJil J SnnnMSjA snSEsnnBnVsaBnV fBm nsnsnsnnsnnsnnBBnV ToOktSse OeSsse Avii1 it Tfce Pincbaev Dieoaftch Wednesday Sept 28 1049 The Peoples Store Plwtetr Dtasje I Entarea Qg 2nd ckm matter at Foatoific act oi Match 3 1877 Subscripta Ptice yfc a Yai Paufv Cudtft Pubiiabtf 115 Main St, Pinckney Mfcfc Li Wm Slackable returned to ius home in Chicaqo after visit ig Mich, relatives and friends eg Stackable returned to her work after two eweks vacation, 1 Groceries Drygood Gents Furnishings 1 bat night Canned G Linger Shoes c u rwuilC iUSiUUUUll Cu iit anwiY LJ llUUtow to ums, in oziov opi wueii then qrana auuMter jano ileiser was installed as nupia ruai Keier ana iamily Ji Uei roil weie VCJK enu caner at m uoo inomion tionwiiio LJQQ Club meets with Hon er Tiiney al Strawberry Lake next Saturday Geo Gardn and Olin Robinson are up io v uiUu lUI Kenned ibead Gen Store Alive c FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY hORSttmO COWS 150 HOGS 0 pet cwi WF BUY HIDES AND CALF IN8 sV Pfeone 88 Plnckney Antral Oead StocKCO Free Phiigas SelfService Installrt Mr and Mrs Robert Seefeld u turned to Columbus, O Moadu Mrs Mary Jane Seef3ld wen home with them Wayne AtLee and wife ctt,, ed the 500 Club meetinq at th Jack Barton homo at Strni Lake Sunday The Congl church lad i about 400 people at the ciiicedinner Sai niqht irom Mich Mich State game The Dawajada Club of 1onc, Lake met with Mrs Dottio Lai j bert of Dexter last Wed niqm John Schroder who formerly h ed on the Alma Harris farm , now living in the Dunbar houses on West Main Street The W H Meyer family received a teleqram from their son James USN stating he had lam ed in San Diego, California ,i iauLfci ailCi UUiUf O J veland Ohio, are vibiunq at in iosver iVi r H tp Kome ihe Lester McAfee family an C h Turner family spent Sui at the Steve Herdlea home Cohcctah Mr and Mrs Robert Jack wl j have been visitinq t the S Carr home returned to Gulfport j Miss last Tuesday I The Hoff Sisters and Mr Rober jua out led on Miss Clella risn at McPherson hospital, HOY, e last week VVm Darrow and family of Ho land Mich, spent Sunday with Gerald Darrow tcmily Clement Thorpe of MtCelment, spent the week end with Don Stackoboi Adrian Lavey returned horn from OiicaqOi 111 last week for a iiw v i Mrb Molly Murphy, 85 suffer j d stroke at her home lit rjt vesk her daughters IVr I iioiuiice Sullivan of lachoOn an Miss Drusrilla of Detroit, are ecu in lev Dr t3V3 Brown and wife of Detroit speiu Sunduy gl Ihe Fro lead lionyj Mrs Mary Brandle of 3 visitinq Mrs Lmma V Onu Campbell and Geo Meabon ji spent the week J i 13 Detroit end a J ion COMPLETE GAS EQUIPMENT INSTALtED AT NO CHAW WITH PURCHASE OF THIS Dolux Phifgaf Hard wick Ran90,l248 , D tor only 12950 IP YOU HAVE 9EEM WAITING FOB REAL VALUE THIS 18 IT MLGAS, SELF SERVICE LOW COST PRICE IS NOW ONLY 148 PER CYLINDER Lhs Gladys Kelly and TrTG ,ior Vcrman of Owosr ipent th veek end with the tirevv Campbell family Vir and Mrs Arthur Mayrr, ci Muskeqon spent the werk eii at the C, J Clinton home Or Fishbeck and wife who hav been visitinq there went home vvit them The Joa Griffith family spj Sunday in Detroit Mr and Mrs Ona Campbel took Leona and Resale Nas1 k to Mich State colleqe Sun drew Nesbitt and wift spsni Thurs at the E A Nayo Tor troublefree operationlot demdable hot water whenever you tut itcontractors, plumbing deals and builders say Go Electric ompare the advantages a modern electric water heater gives and youll agree The Louis Shehan family spen Sunday at the Gene Shehan back to Mi home in Ann Arbor Andrew Gale Hendee returned to th spsnt Thurs at the t Soo Monday to resume his stua home in Eaton P8 , ies in the rorestry dept school Gerald Brown and family o there Detroit were week end quests of Mrs Bonnte Henry and Mrs lames Whitley andiwite Ahce Schoenhals called on Missi Mr and MrsEarl Bauahn week end Houqhton Lk I Clella Fsih at McPherson hospit al Howell Sat The Robert Granqer family oi Lansing called at the Louis Cov le home Sat Mrs Albert Dinkel spent last week with Mrs Grace Bennet in Lansing Allen Dinkel and Junior Waq oner atteneded the motorcycle races at Mrford Sunday Aller Davfs won the first heat but hatto retire when his machine developed trouble Harry Jackson and wife of Lan sing were Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs W C Miller Clare MiBer and family took Mrs Mary Teeple to Willow Rur Sunday ntoht where she met her brother Wilt who flew there the Nellie Gardner wuiuuci uiu ann Monks entertained Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt for dinner Sun The Mark Nash family called on the Bert Appleton family in j Brighton Sunday I The Murray Kennedy familvj Srndc rrt tv Stanley Cul ver farm in Deedfield Jeri and June Lamb of Ann Ar bor soent the week end at the W j H Mever home J iiiHiiiiiiifUi4iHmifiiiii f THE from Oregon, his first visit in ov let 30 years Ui Today f or Tirt m,t SU4S 60X11 TOD HM Att TAXB B tNOOMDAC WBX M ntTAUATOII Mfcoy twartlieat ter of Mrs Marjory Shehan i ill, g with pneumonia at the Roy Mertj ill home in Webster, s M and Mrs Cecil Wiln n riqhton were Sat callers of D Swcrrthout and wife Mr and Mrs M E Darrow cal ed on Mrs Wetma Vcr in Ho ton Sunday and found her m improved lfl v a E s i WE SHARPEN HAND SAWSt SAWS LAWNMOWEKS iA, ,,AD SAWS CIRCULAR KNIVES CH SELSETC Rom where I sit JyJoc Marsh Big Boost For Smitty FUBNITUHE BEPAIBCD AKD AND EEVABMBHra Morris McLain mmtntmm r Drfs tmmtim mt M MMUNIVT SALE , AT nnur MDOfOH ior em urn mm n mcmr fatortfay, Oatoliar ft WllaAtlamtrl mmttka FMSS fcert I sK ewefe U be a better j mi tfur fidefcfer If fisdfitf taJdaf Is wifc 4sys Tbgb U Htm mmwl I esL Kt uito, may Mt U wo, w sfcemfmAVssfpesleeBsw st4 fcis svef eassn im m eartaie StMMtk WSMMSSX SMCMMSJ m hmktu , e svori mstrim tfbri 41S FLQQIC ST HOWLL isrTjjfa MiCH a ttifW Close Qmt Sale AN fern Made LIST PRICE 4940 MHMIVS 0oM0 1 WARM MCblHBWl TOVCS U8T PRICE UMISALE PttCE 10095 1 8 CAN MM COOLER LIST PRICE imptSALE PUCE 030100 1 4 GAM COOLER LIST PRICE 80040 SALE PRICE 25040 1 QIEL 8TOLKER LIST PRICE 100500 SALS PRICE 119995 ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF 275, 501 1000 AND 2000 GALLON FUEL OIL TANKS AT REDUCED PRICES A COMPLETE UNE OF USED AND NEW OIL HEATERSHOT WATER HEATERS REFRJQ ERATORS AND WATER SYSTEMS THE REST FOR LESS LAVEY HARDWARE TWpOPwejp esepsBe4BWwjNBi 110 North Mtobigoa McPnersonj WANTEBaby tmmg by oWei Jady by the aofey or week Mi Rampe, rw Mawwt Road ss JM mt Bank OiSee 115 Heel I mi m 5U SMsiBfli b Anttonumenfe SHEEP Lost A Brown 7 months old S ft high, black QCLJC reward Ghat Foutt 4010 r GflsOiolv rOeamfliJLttn AiooseMich Harold Chubb Local Repreeentative 516 Flaming Si, Howell Phone Howell 400 or 07 Monument m 007 SOiand Rfrvoc noweiii FOR RENT Two Car CJCBOXM idee 233 ld3i Phono 100F3 Mrs ROM Hondo 033 Michigan Real Mil lnoutcce4rctorage Ctty Ifct and Farm Property A Speciality pavi i ft wMk He RENT A 8AFETY DEPOSIT BOX I UB LAVKY Rdt IN then and burglary are Qanaral wsurance lacteal Si FOR RENT5 room cottage turnUhedlnguiie of flfrsjohn Colon Phone 100 now also a 2 whoel trailer with 10 ft steel frame, now tfat diKs arcdn drill with Joruliser and Moder at tachment 35 brood owi duo to farrow 0 feed pio W a LaPradV Phono 4F32 Ortqory Pinckney Civic Improvement Aro You a Membir If Not Why N9C This wcfttfol daservss support Your fcolp md smfgss tlous for Community Improw merit Tit ooxt mtoting is jroitr Mon w m QVAUTY i ridt neb Market urate which cannot,be over i Phone 50F3 paper secur Mjm koopsakee, Jewelry all which are not in regularl evuday use, are the target of thieves and flames A imall rental will provide Ore proof, burglar proof deposit cry tor your valuables at our piiej Planned savings in the way to happy livings AU GTIONEER Sales a Spedcttty sm WYUE MFOi McPherson Stats Bank All deposits up to S5000JO insur ed by our membership in he Fod godorol Deposit msuronoo Cons Years of Soft Making STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Ifrw 507 I Osand River , Howell TION SEflVtCE HAROLD RADY on All Makes 154F3 Attorney at Law Fhone13 Brighton, Mich, rneno 157FU Repairing Repairi HBS MYRON J HUG Plumbing and Hooting State 0717 Lakoalde Drtv Biik Lake Dentist 0044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phone Doom 0401 JANE TASCH LotterJ or nay Papers Composed r QsfM 0 Your Convenience M Wo ConSdentlal 747 Phone 50FU P H SWARTHOUT 4 SON Funeral Home Don C, Swaribout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones SQ 4 03 PlnkjneyjflflQ, OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave HowelL Michigan For Appointment PI ne 050 Residence 010 UCflTD HENDEE Uve Stock HsmHng Woo Taps Made to Dotroft General Trucking Phone 0fl4 BARL J0HBS Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil Road Gtavei FR tort and Road BuSi Blacks Laid, Plaoe or 3Qoa 7025 Totna Rd ftMkney Ru V Phono Dwdot 0 1 1 0 Waal Ads HOWLL MICHKIAN ONGUAHD When you have a checking acltP RENT A 6 Room i i it iZrziSjHouso and count your bank is on guard afl M U,ILPinckney 19F12 be time to keep your money oaiti T OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW I 2J We have ample funds avauabUi ,, , , , , for sound k FOR SALE Blond Modern Livuiq Room hinuture jncludinq table desk and 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK UOWISLL SI Member Federal DtspeeR FOR RENT Ground floor furnish ed apartment, suitable for two Heat mfurnishecl Rent 50 a mon th Can be seen at 9405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Suqgitt LOST OR STOLEN Black ana tan hound crossed with Walker 2 acres of Land with hound, 4 white feet white tip on FOR SAL Potatoes and Onions Uoastead Farm HewollPinckney Rd Phone 71F2 end tfriiiss desk and lamps 9x12 Ax rug with pad Also Breakfast set and buffet Studio couch 3 hail runnorn 2 American Oriental ruus 4x6 and 6x8 Hoovfcr J itmjm v n Sweeper with attachments CoU 5000 Insured PUKkney 9105 1 onehalf inches wt 75 to 80 lbs well trained 2 onehall it hiqh with head up Will pay qood re ward Lost niqht of Sept 11 near Chelsea Leonard McDonald Cassidy Lk Phone 24951 Chelsea FOR SAJL Hatue sVaaOW homo 7 momsand bath, gcfmjfc FOR RENTFour room house 179 Brighton Road just off Howell Puiclavey Rd Electric lighted Owner will be on umiiiiss Sun Oct 12 to 4 p nv Fred H Swarthout 14246 Pnvvjoet Douon 27 Mich eaohone VBB790 stabler ail In good emMJrfton, Large grounds, becuaful trono 50000 TERMS 01R G Swarthout 17010 Teleargph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan, Call Wvedotfe 715 RU GLASS P SERVICEFO TRUCKS, FOR SAU1 door, 1 window frame wRh glass, bench vise, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 28, 1949 Description An account of the resource September 28, 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 1949-09-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b1aa1c8ccf0bbdc2584026b81b02bcae.pdf 4401c61c0f11c6c07cb599c43f033d24 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. dfc So x r rRfr fpwi 4 i i spate 1 h Wednesday October 5 1949 CRACY ibic schools havs a iODQ way since grandfaih rs time State aid to scnools this year will toial M4SM LoC ional fc5 muiian acre ittafcno an average of Sill a for each oi the LOSauOO school children enrolled The citfrent year is witnessing the greatest, school construction program in 20 years Teachers salaries will reach an average oi 3,400 a year an increase oi 300 over last year bupt oi Instruction says Mich edueaion, is looking up We fcViware money, more class rooms and more children Pract chial school enrollment will ex ceed 200OUU making a total enrollment 4 l,50iQQQ The same thina happened after World War 1 when school enrollment increased 35000 a year In 1945 only 3,000,000 was spent for school building This year 12,000000 will be spent 30,000 in bond issues for new buildings and alternations have been api roved 50 percent will be fori ew buildings These will aliminate half day sessions and basement rooms This jfUl not remedy the entire situatfK but it will be a good start , Most Of the school increase is In the lower grades There is still a teacher shortage but it is in the lower grades Higher salaries art encouraging teachers and 10,000 are now tak ing advanced work in summer and night schools Alter being out file greater part oi 3 days tne Jury in the Clin murder trial brought in a verdict oi manslaughter against Wm and Don Andrus The jury consisted oi 7 women and o inenlm mediately Stanley Bemman, att for the brothers made a motion the verdict be set aside and a new trial granted and that the boys be admitted to bail He said Att Columbo far the boys had left his personal check for 10000 to be put up for bail bond, i Judge Lyons set Thurs for hearing the motion One man is said to havto dead locked the jury The first day he voted for acquittal and the 11 oth er fox second degree murderThe second day he voted far robbery unarmed and finally the third day a compromise was made on a manslaughter verdict The penalty for this is one to fifteen 0018 IN EAuEft OAys, CONSIPCMO A 6te JOCULAR ANO IX AN SETOFF, THgy AT HOME WAS SCCVI Ml TO TOWN WfftI INFREQUENT, 4T BUT dSTO TH FAMILY PILEO INTO THE PRJM6 WAGON DC SURE THAT CVMYTH lNO ANP TAKeN CARE OF, i CONSERVATION NOTES 7 state parks closed Oct lAIo ha, Benzie Bay, Gladwin, Mears White Cloud ana bioomer There were 293 conservation arrests in August, 114 for hshinq law violations 3954 in fines were collected and 1,875 costs 14,000 permits have been issu ed to hunt antherless deer 60 confiscated rifles and shot shotguns will be sold at Lansing Oct 1 10 Plantina of 62,000 trees and shrubs in 7 state recreation parks has started 50000 were I planted last spring 5ear are said to be numerous this year A motorist recently sa N 6 near Hubbard Lake ATTENTION TAX PAYEHSI OIIE MOBE WEEK ONLY TO PAY TO TAXES This is the Last Week 1 shall iceKvb vf jtgo taxest Helen Reynolds, Viifcxqe Treas STUDENTS SHAKESPEARE MADE EASY Judge Lyons gave Wm Andrus permission to visit his wiie at the Saratoga hospital Detroit where she is expecting a child Mrs Francis riobinson of Ham burg and Leslie Thompson of Ty ronne were the two cut off by drawing The jury was Abel Haines and Mrs Ras Read Pin ckney Morgan Mumingham Marion Ruby Soule Handy I Ruby Kimberle, Oceola John Dean, Deerfield Harry Morlock and Carl Lillywhite, Conway f Mrs B Buxton Brighton Wm j Stanton Hartland Dean was I foreman I Thursday Judge Lyons turned i down the motion oi Att Bern j man to grant the Andrus boys j bail He set Oct 15 as the date tc hear their motion for a new trial If it is denied Att Berrimar announced it would be appealed to the supreme court The appeal filed by attorneys for the Andrus Bros, askinq for a new trial alleges that under the law only 2 verdicts were pos sible viz first degree murder or acquittal As neither Verdict was returned the trial was illeqalAs to bail they claim the coun ty jail is unsanitary, vermin in fested and has been condemned by the state Pros Erwin announced that a warrant would be issued for Wm English and Maurice Chev the same charges as the Andrus alier and they would be tried on Brothers l SOHOOLNKWS , i Cmmm BRIGHTON WJNS 12 TO 0 J Brighton got off to a flying tart T biqgest evinf in v, M16 J to Ah to ory of trTSborUmen 2 On the fust play Wisser Brighton Place last weekherSI P 5 feY 5 for 50 Vard and 8ld a pact for 2 one haii wLThe coin kick Providing that the w J was blocked , pensions of 100 per mohVah Brighten got their second loucr 6P7sm ,, oqe oi wn the 2nd auarter w J SSfIbe aftected a Plyea WM down the 2nd quarter whtn Sch neider caught a pass and ran 30 yds, being down on the 11 yd line Pinckney drew a penal ty putting it on the one yd lin once By this the gets aoout everything U The Ford Co was the hardest nut the unions had crack Henry Ford I was union asks for to r wSS s 3 touchdown Aqain the version kick was blocked conA a mm m f Pinckney made 8 first downs to Bnohtons 6 but most of them were 3eep in their own territory was hi dirt twice but could nut make it A forward laterial pass put thf ball the Brighton 10 but Pinckney lost the ball on d mands made by them When the umons marched on the Ford Rou t 5 l J a denionstration a pit ched battle took place and Harry Bennett who led the Ford defense es was hit in the head by a bncl and injured Then came wns TbOAY THE XPttidN 66 TO TOWN MEANS ALW, FULL OF EAGERNESS, SOUND POJl SUCCESS SOT NOW, AS IN TIMES PAST, vvr KNOW THAT TO srr THC MST OUT OF ANYTHINO WE 00 WE MUST HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE SECUAITY OF OUR,FAMly AND HOME WHSN KVGltYTHtNGATHOMmtkTAKCN CAR OF WE CAN REALLY GO TO TOWM Itemu of inrerest PRIENUPTIAL SHOWER Mtiss Gertrude Spears Mrs Mary Eichman and Mrs Bennie VanBlaricum entertained at the Spears home Saturday night at a shower tot Miss Barbara Mar shall of Detroit who will be man ied to LaDonis Spears in Detroit on Oct 15 , KkTHDAY PARTY ARE SENTENCED As the coroners autopsy clear ed Jesse Campbell and John Bruj mley of a murder charge in con nection oi the death of LeRoy Heath last week Tuesday follow ino a scuffle he had with them in Sportsmens Bar, Hamburg They were arranged before Justice Eric Singer of Brighton last Mr and Mrs Floris Clark and Laura and Mary Hoff entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday for Miss Jessie Winchell of Detroit CHURCH NEWS St Marys Catholic Church flnckney, Michigan REV FR ALBERT J SCHMITT Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 Novenna Devotions Fridays at 73U p m Congregational Confessions Sat 790 to 900 p Sundays,biore b00 mass Fridays after Novenna Devotion OOeOaODTY CHURCH Congregational ev D D Brady, Minister Chair PEOCDSS WesV nights Organist and Chair Director In the 3rd quarter two 15 yd penalties against Brighton for noldmg aqain gave Pinckney the ball on the Brighton 1U but they j could not put it over The biq trouble is that the Pin cfcney backfielltl is green, Jerry Healh and Joe Jeffreys, beinq the only last years men back and they do not play logether The 1 ball carrier is given little intr fernce Pinckneys passinq game click od 6 few times with Mohlman catching several Most o the time they were incomplete how ver Several times when Pmck , ney was in scorina pcf ltion tb passes trickled throuqh th reivers hands They also hove tra uble juidqinq them The PinckneyJie played a good game andWdr Schneider especially stood out twice threw the Brighton ball carriers for big losses Next FridayMmamt Wfrs Manchester here and should win if they can develop a littlestronger defense Manchsr has lost to Mich Center 36 to 0 and to Clinton 28 to 14 , AUWI came Bennetts abrupt dismissal by the co and the rise 10 power oi Hen ry Ford II He extended th hand of fellowship to the unions and in a short time the entire plart vciz unionized The union argue I ment is that by allowinq men lo j retire at the aqe of 65, younqcr men will be able to find work, this relievinq the unemployment situation For the simple fact is thre were never enouqh jobs for all the peopleOther guesU were Mrs Georqe Mrs ICwiTCamEsi Adams and daughter, Hazeland, Thur Evp 800 Bible Studyht Mr and Mrs Spencer and child ren of Pleasant Ridge and Mrs Beulch Martin PINCKNEY Mohlman j Cogswell Schneider Epgquist J Ciark Hewlett Fuhrman Jeffreys Heath Ware VanBlaircum EllGHTON L E Owen J L T Anderson I G Dildine C ODoherty a G R T R E Q B L H a H F B Davis Rusiinq Beach Wisser Cartier J Schneider Carney vWiih 12000 bow and arrow hunters expected to be in the nor th woods this month a new industry has prunq Up in the man ufaciure ol bow and arrows A goou bows costs around 60 and the arrows about 125 each Bows are made of 4 different pie ces of Vvooci, all expertly glued together and require a 65 lb pull Archers all wear qloves and the pull required to shoot a uey ji bov blisters the hands Sueh bow however, shoots truerJfojf of tlie Pinckney archers wjjfe intiefends thtr weekTlWeyfm elude the 3 Miller boys, Norm Clare and Cilff, Ridqe Shirey Mriin Lavey Jack Pason Louis Qr , Harold and Claude Ssrar thoui The 1ist 2 named qot deer it year C H McRorie is aUq an orchery enthusiast Accordtnq to him the present day bows and havte it all over the bow used by tho American Indian The rxl man usually made his of hickory and used animal qut to string It This qut stretched when it qot wet and Indian marksmen wer usually erratic KOTICE The Ed Maas cider null wiU cperuOctober 1 far the season e am about barrels Ed Maas 1501 Coon Lake Rd Phone S3SJ1 SANf ON hADIO 21 children from the Pettysvilla school went to Mich State coll eqe, E Lansing Mon and took part in the music extenson pro gram and sang over the radioMrs Beatrice VanHorn Mrs Har old Rady, Mrs Lester McAfeeMrs Thomas Bonner and Mrs Enjoy Shakespeares greatest pi ays told in easy to read style by John Erslane, and illustrated wih beautiful paintings ideal for a scrapbook by Willy Poqany Read these U stories oi Shakes pwares greatest pkrystarting imT, in the American Weeklyamousj Friday on charge of creating a aqazin with Ibis SundaystOct f a , oer 3 issue of the Detroit Sun Martn J Lavan was their attor peter Qerycs and Miss Eva Wen dcry Times neY V pled guilty and were eentenced as follows John Bru mley 25 fine and costs Jesse Campbell 35 costs and 20 more to fix up the deputy sher iff 3 car of which he kicked the windows out They were also told not to come back into county YOUNGLOVF SCHOOL PTA Tfce Younlove school P T A will bold a box social at the school on night of Oct 9 There wid also be enftettariosseiit The public invited delein went with them MASOsHC MDISEL SHOW jard Read LOCAL Thy fouowing Pinckney bow and arrow hunters went to Doug las Lake Friday night to hunt deer Norman Miller Clare Swar othout Claude Swarthout Jack Reason, Winston Baughn, Lloyd VanBlaricum Ridge Shirey How parsonage 1030 Church Service Sermon, Isaiah Speaks Today Sunday School 1130 700 Pilgrim Fellowship Topic Should Young People Be Allow ed to Make Important Moral De cisions Led by Susan Camp bell 800 Film Strip, Our Church World Model Tues Oct 11 800 Prudential Committee Meeting at parsonage Wed 44 frChoir7K Sr Choir Substitutes First downs Pinckney, Coylo w ,, dsY 8 Bri giton Touchdowns Wisser and Umpire Pearson Head linesman Diinkel CALVARY MENNOfflTE Sfa Jacby, Pastor MoaUng Wrahlp 108 Sunday School 110 CfcfloWs Hoar niE Evening Worship fclS The Pinckney Masons plan to enlarge their dininq room and toi that purpose are puttia on a minstrel show on th night of kHMflo iMMiiwiniiiu soHAsaKff iOct 27 andtt fbe Pmatney Circle of Gngsi Olm Rofinson sr is cbairmrn I auahfters wffl sseet at the error ch Vam Oct S at 2 p aw fir ig needle and thread and saatcrkd suitable far cowering cancel The Lawsenos Baughn family attbeGW of the The all to is composed of and is beta dissctod rr i cun BOOMS The Pinckney Civic Imp Assn appropriated 200 some time ago and got permission from the Putnam township board to fix up the rooms under the town hoii raise fundsfQr 441 meeting Work started an this project this week under direction of Marshall Meabon 4 Asst Supt Marvin Shirey 800 R M Cottage Prayer Meetings Wed 800 P M I Mr Winifred Aberdeen The, H leader for the will of and CAfiD OF THAMES The Heath family wishes to ex times Bri press grateful appreaaticD to iw 315 ydpemnes most aU of Rev Fether Noted on the Game The attendence at the qam Fri night was over 1000 and will be the seasons larqest The Brighton section looked to contain more than the Pinckney side The Juniors sold 25 dozen hot dogs at the game besides pop and coffee The team has been dealt a hard blow as Jerry Heath capt a senior has had to quit school due to the death of his father Bill ErKjquist center was not expected to play Fri due to in juries but could not stay out of the game If the Pinckney boys would just hang onto a few passes wcould win Completed passes would home won both the Ann Arbor and Brighton games Penalties gave Pinckney the several times Brighton Construction in Ann Arbor is at a standstill as 100 carpenters members of tne A F L went out on Jtirike last week They asked a 22c an hour raise and walked off the job when refused Since the contractors have offered them 12 one half cents Most of the men were employed on the new school bualdinq there Work is ex pected to start soon on the new veterans hospital Fred Anderson of Gregory is sec of the A F L there and Andrew Campbell was laid off due to the strikeN and i crow them they had started touchdowns marches J jne m pBcuaage t m , Moanan Laamer aod fossrspttfeiGUft These or fcrinq mime Oda lacksor f xm home an Deader sd voca ei by the Steve Mroako frsmily V F W Post 7301 Pinckney wiH put on a bingo party at the on the night of Mar 121 be all neighbors for me many kindness v liW PiHrrv s and expression of sympathy Manchester like Pinckney was csucing their re wfi edeo be m wfll take pfcroem the Pssaasey rnah ech 9mm oolaadQBsmsisrtaaattiM p sp3oU3at at lbs HaeoM Fakchild r DW m timmariasft JThe oast inossdss Metean MA MtTlcbnCmm kmm VobxtPescy Qbs Jac SJR ISfiner Ona aod Merwin Cassr HbsH flMdas Wsss, Winj fidan Vesd IS ssasssll Mormon Mick iSLrkighton Gladys fkugfat if O EMOTJCE 19111 Pinclmer 2a Jswoit FndaT Oct 7 at 8 p m EX of nslosri and awards of bard hit by graduahon and lost The educational camrxnqn to consolidate 21 rural school dists centerinq in the village of Dextter ended last Weo night in a meet inq of the districts at the Dexter school This is the 5th and last meetinq Speakers were Pres Eugone Elliott of Mich State Nor mod Prof Verdovoe and Raleigh of the U of M Prof Thaden of Mich State and Dr Clapp of the State Depu of Education The program calls far a budget of 97 72855 compared to the Dexter school budget of 84,000 this yr It involves an increase in teach inq personnel more basses and ultimate construction cost of 400 000 for new additions to the ter school The Dexter school rollment increased 30 team Thev j this year and they have had tc have dropped both aames pkrv j rent the first floor ei the ed so far one to Mich Center 36l temple for to 0 asst one to Cfcnton 28 to lCf The chiidpen of Mrs Albert Shir BMg1 WaA ley aaee her birthday party Sat 9Sy11 y Z mamT W in S HowaD ftsssem Molt ZhmTtex Day S,0 Stock The school hat lunch progtam will start in about 2 weeks undei me asttcue of Mrs Clare PaS sser The openmq was postponed UfMa , was 11 sjiwiiisssssejs dee to e foot the aym is beina itAOssinatod far hm 5Sk term last Somehow we J Mayor Orvtiie HubbaaJ of kivlffk v ir Tb Ptiyfrjpaf Dlapulth Wodnoeday, October 5 1949 imdgi i 4 Pinckney Civic Improvement Asn Jtrgalir BuiittPvi Meetingfollow eib MOVI2 1 Gerali Reason The Pnil It Invited AVON TtfJUATER 1 I The funeral Q MB Catherine Morgan wao died a the I oiocirartH,, Mon 1 Oct en u Miss iv bee working now home PINES A Wsim Starring Gene Autrey Patricia White Cartoon T vs who has rcor it Wm Schaofer and Cora U, c, of Hamburg were maraed IO ,, a,, Bird Had Riot Queen Wed i of Sr a Isaac Pangborn died of cancer Sun Tu, d IT Oct 2 funeral was at the home THE TY EE MUSKETEER Sunday, j ccbr by Techaicoka TJarney Lynche s blacksmith Piod play that will place everyone srlop is about done H G Bnqqs P1 NOWS IS tne builder 11 tie WillBe a Halloween Dance MONDAY OCTOBER 3Xst CM with Mrs Wm Cobb has sold her Hand at Portage Lake to the Port Gene Kelly Lana Turner ago Lake Land Co of Ypsilanti n 77r , and will qo to Jackson Country I Shot Jesse James C ,tq Bull, recently paroled j Rolling Home Outlaw is up ijr p role violations Mr3 ii Sigler is visitinq in JVLiuatee f Burr Fitch is timekeeper in the nici at 1 umcr, upper peninsula ins team ran away v doing much damv P Ben Is rs trrv p Cine iie i u YU UV 10 JOCTER IvlICHIGAN n r n inq priests are assist imerford in 40 hours eham, Jackson Will ig Conely, William Pontiac Hally Wy Pfitfi i 25 Vears Ago Bert Hooihc ,lu lh, v die mil t, d J WiVema HoW e factor owner The null is an bid landmark It w IS built by , Q,t we,t iettys and qouri ffced and, Cuia weather slowed up the made flour Wm Hooker iath Kpbnll tournament hero Sat Th Kennedy basket factory ,t ont an order for 700 baskets Double Feature Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake la BLONDES BIG DEAL Also WILD BEAUTY Horse Story with Slcimna Lois Collier Don Porier Color Cartoon SYLVAN irifc4TE Chelsea Mich i in end Sa Oct 7 8 l THE COWBOY AND THE LDY Gary Cooper ivierle Obeca, PMSV ey Walter Bsenncm Ctkt Cartoon Neva Attn Moo Oct, 910 U HAPPENS ERY SPFiiG A l LLrty Starring Ray Milland Jean Peters, Paul Douglas Diney Carloon Pueblo Pluto March oi Time Farming Prys Oif Snuiar wt Mfi Ws Wea Thurs, 0, 111213 THE sn EET CARDEN Stafrlri rfKjari OBrien, Herbert Marshall Dean Stockweli Cartoon Musical Shows 715 9,15 Ccrmnr Vx3ard of OA Tamily Hoti nnvioon, Colorado TerritoryHowell, Michigan Thur Fri Oct G7 Alexander Knox Ann la Southern r , v n baseball tournament noro Dai Suili Mon 0ct 910 ST fSl Vhi d,added North Lake repSbinq Stcckbnaj THE UFE OF REILLY ge lost to Anderson 16 to 1 Irom the Radio Program with Mike Roche was the winning pn Biarnno Remind me to loou up wallpaper in the Yellow Pages of the telephone directory igmm iplxbUbad 18B5 1615 VJS GLASS kVICE FOR TRUCKS HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY SKILLED AUTO GLAZIER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS IVE TRUCK VIBERATIONS WE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS AMD DO THE WOJBC PBQfERLYfROMPTLY i fiENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX Fir theft and burglary are factort which cannot bo over looked Valuable papers, scur,me, kpakei Jewelry, all items which are not in regular i everyday use, ai he targe of thieve and flpte A mall rental will provide a Are proot burglar proof depositary lor your valuable at ots AUTO PAHTS PHONE 1S1 1018 EAST GRAND RIVER HoireH Mkbigan Planned savings in the way to happy livings cider making to flour and feed production Wirt Hendee has returned home with his sheep from the Owosso, Davison St John Imlay City Armada Northville and Fowlexville fairs He won 88 per cent of the prizes Pinckney beat Stockbridqe 25 to 7 at football Friday The back field was Don Swaithout Vic Bourbonnais, Mike Blades, J G Bowman, Andy Campbell The line Bill VanBlaircum L J Henr, Weddiage Miller Ken Rean Wallace and Shehan Davt Kelly, Clare Hendee M Nash Don Swarthout made the mosts points Bowman made a 70 yard run Albin Pfau is servlnq on qrand jury Frank Galardi has closed bis fruit store here and moved tc Chelsea Calvin Hooker has enrolled a Cleary college Ypsi Born to Rbss Read and wif Oct 2 a sonl S H Carrhas received ps mission from the Ford Mo C to raise the water in the poiyJ sc he can cut ice 47 tears Ago Born to James Jlarris and wife Sat a daughter Mrs Emma Crane is the local delegate to the state O E S con vention at Be City this week Born to Gene Campbeii and wife Sat a son Raymond Sigler of this place and Miss Myrta Brown of Noril cher, Iosco beat Brighton 8 to 1 William Bendix James Gleason and then Anderson beat tam lo Ros THE JUDGE STEPS OUT with Gecrge Tobias, Sharyn Moffett Sat to 4 with Rill Monks pitcium NEIGHBOIUNbr Mrand Mrs Leo J Heatlay oi Dexter announce the euqaq menl of their daughter A3i2 Lou to Thomas Hill, son of Mr and semary DeCainp,rill Vvihiam Pianey Cartoon Tuss, Wed, Thur, Oct 311213 LXCIUBI Roafchow EngagoTient Oct 8 Allan Rocky to Lane SHE7IFF OF WICHITA th r 60 Mrs Wm Hill of Pinckne weddinq to take place Nov Thomas J Poole, 62 J d oi his home in Gregory, Set 21 The funeral was held Tuindov With burlol in Pinckney Cmtery Surviving are ids wif , Emma and a sn Clarr j Ivard GiLlmlfrG who v, recently liurt when vs pv crashed at the Grgorv c rnoi has returned home from Univer sity hospital Ann Arbor An atemp it being moj o Gregory to organize a tov, band, Kay Kuhn of Gregory is ce7v a the Ypsi Normal 1 trn Love vas found oi of kiiinq Mr Zdla OConIl by e jury in W, erv counly I r veek Washtenaw couny is i hav a new court house but i o tion is where The board o rve visors split on this, 16 vet no the the present site,16 for the ennear the county infirmary and 2 for the Beal site The Chelsea poblic school enrollment is Pr6 Mrs Jch Crevmo has scldhev , Virimo i HoweU and will live n v4le were married at Howell on,nme i nui r1 liJOANoARCi, I , 1NGRID i BERGMAN A VICTOR FLEMING PRODUCTION BVTtCHHfCOlORCAsr or THOMAUOS A KTS Ou Or en i Gad at Shew Only Each Night irj, Stariu 70 Special ad3how Pvic Engagmem Only Adult Chldron 50c AH Prices in,j Taxes Also Turhan Bey, Lynn Bari in THE AMAZING MR X Cartcun Sun, Mon, Oct, 910 jJundoy Shows 215 P M Continuous TULSA Color by Technicolor with hiscm Kaward Robert Prestc i ltr Armendariz erjurorj ni s 20 do Corutlv a i, TlnuG Oct 11 121Q Oct Next Week Sun, Mon 1617 STATCN STOV lues, Wed Thr, Ocl 1313 HZ1 LAW FLAV omedj Sob Hope, Lucille Bail Is D are, on Hunyons SCROWFUL JONES Curtooo V iiiiiifriEii PilNCKWEY HIGH SCHOOJ JDITORIUM U U V ht i3 v 2 October 3 Mrs Flora Grimes is movma the Chas Reason house from W ilflkAMAM Ok L tv , Unadilla St to the Mark Wilson McPherson State four, tew Flint Leslio MemLi editorof the Liv ingston Coimty Press 1 no teachirifT lourralism 2 days a week at the J PErT OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FUND f T ,c 1 All deport op to SSOOQJO inr dbyow metnbeahip la he Fed l y oi 8oie Bcmkiag Tke IAI8EB ONE Of A MfteiodtrU We hare ample funds crvaibUe far Soand Loans FOB DEAD OBDBABLQ STOCK iBLMEadi COWSASi Eack tirrk osiTrr JL RED CROSS HOSPITAL WORKERS HELP SPEED PATIENT RECOVERY The job of rebuilding sick bodies and minds of servicemen in military hospitals arid restoring them to useful life ia carried forward by a teamdoctors nurses, and Red Cross workers The Red Cross worker may be a medical or psychiatric social worker, a recrea tion specialist, or a combination of ifr them assisted by a Gray Lady I H Military physicians and nurses find 7 tf fS that restoring the health of a sick man requires much more than medicine and food The will to live and the will to do thinjrs must be revived before medical treatment can get in its beneficial work Thata wherethe Red Cross enters the picture A young soldiei, only 23, was Injured in en accident at a munitions 1 proving ground Half of his fcce and neck were blown awayPinracked end frightened, he had littl taste for erdisary hospital recrcUcw He loved though, so the TCcreation work j ft c of many ,V 1 , 1 Vl , you r siairrproof sink , 0 11 1 J Sir Rett Cros3 ho al wcrkcrs assist medical ofTrcers tveifare and rec reation programs for military patient ins bodide, and he found the words to tell his loins to his distant wife er brought to his bedside a radio ijt Wilsnt fcasv beenr his injury had phonograph end theru by mere chance, damped his vocal chords and articu M , fsi 1r glaiswnre Se all the other rt no ejetra cost Glisten specials of this Prin Porcelain enamel, Beautyware sink CewV tir,b cup strainer, extra for FRFII Kitchen S, 1 IP special ledge for Boo, found she couM satisfy a greater long log The boy revealed that he wanted lation was difficult But alter patient practice with the hospital worker, he P1UMBJJVJC FIXTURES 0 write 0 his yoeng wife those ten fossMy poured out his heart to th ctort personal things that he hesitated record and sent it off to his wife to dictate Under federal eUttrte and regaftatiMM ef abe Army, the Nary, and the Air Feree, the Aaterican Red Craet feraadhes volunteer aid to the ekk aad wounded of the anaed Coaeoi ead acts la matters of votantarj lafief end t a atodiaai of coav the poqple oaV j To the arthritic, the tubercular, the rheumatic henrt sufttrcr, doomed to jlong periods of bud care, the recreajtional services provided by Ked Cross ease their bunion of restlessness and discouragement Nearby chapters in oooperotion ritb other local afrencies brinp into the hospitals 3oung people from the nearby communities, woroer who ocrvc as hostesses tor parties, young people who danee end p4ay grmes, all Ienusdjpf the 0kb that he ai JMt foxyetlai kf i I MASTER PLfJMBESTelephone Piucloey 1SF11 mmtmmm 5B rm JP W rrf m r The Pincknev Disoatch Wednesday October t 1949 Mb SmWmm tore The Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd claw act of March 3 1877 matter at Postotiicd , Subeaiptioa Price 130 a Year Paul wTCudeA PnhHeher 115 Main St Ptacknty, Mich Mr r Ge x eiw Drygooat f r a MICS Hit I2 ootfs f S If 1 4tf erie s J Ken fore and Mrs Lynn Hendee, son fix, and Bob Horine spent Sun day with tiie Dr James Nash fam ily in Coldwater Mr, Winston Baughn and 2 children spent the week end with Mrs Jack Reason Mr and Mrs Ira Frisbee of Shepordaville spent the week end at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle vis ited Mr Wilbur Coyle and MK rfiie Howard at McPherson hos pitil How,11, Sunday The latter has ooen transferred there from St Hospul, Ann Arbor Sunday callers at the JHHook er homo were Roy Carpenter and wife and MrsMaude Sayle3 of Ann Arbor The Mark Nash family called on Rosalee Nash in East Lansinq Sunday Mrs Tressa Coyle and Bernice Lament called on Clella Fish at McPherson hospital Howellfrn day Mrs Alva Dickson and Mrs Wm Buhl ofHowell called on Mrs Etta Bland at the Bob Pike home Sunday Mrs Charles Soule and child re a Edwin Sprout and family and Phillip Sprout and wife spent Sunday at the Irish Hills John Sprout who is working at, the Ford parage in Briqhton was i home Sunday tiAfL il JJAmY T0 WsUdwiL tfc, vwv c ito THJij 7 Mrs Marion Burnett of Ann Ar pr m ved into the Mrs Weitha LJJ4 vil Ivuse on Howell St last week FARM ANIMALS COJLFCTED PrOAllV hORSES 250 COWS 250 t HOGS 50 per cwt WF BUY HIDES AND CALI Fione 08 PJnckney uINS 4 t8 i t Dr and Mrs R y Dify vicii , her brother in, Cleveland iliai, MIS Clcro Miller spent uridi with her parent in Deroit Joe Clerk with Mr and Mrs Hollie Eiiis sew Ohio Ueivoreiy and Western State fooija qme at Kalamazoo Saturday V Ctor Rokos and wif i D roil cai d n friends heiO V Husseil GLover and f miy oi FowervSile and Dan Driver ana wfe of Doxier colled at th Ed Juiioi Terhune and family nave moved from the Dinkel 1 io oil St to Howell, The barber family has moved from ui Wuin iarm 0V1 M 36 East to the Dinkel apts Mrs Ha si Ely of Ann Arbor ana Wm Fcqq and family of Chicago spent Sunday at tnc M E Dorrow horns Tr e infant son of Mr and Mr II0Aurd iSJeld Mary Jane Gall agh a was christened Reberl h Spars home Sunday joir, fit St Marys church Sun 0 y sponsors were Robert Gall I aqher and Bety Gallaqher Wink Mrs Hovnrd Paa aia son cj spni the first of the week in Am m 1 nncmnanq Arbcr Ed Spindler of the Defroit pdj Sunday quess ct Mr and Mrs Wil Morcer were Herbert Hall wife and 2 children of Grand I ice dept oiiled at tii Grold R ids Qnd Willum Townley of Reason home nod at Stuart An i , k dernon Sun H formerly wrkiaJ 3 for Ed Farnam William Love of Detroit calkn 3 , , T on Mr andMrs M E Darrow l Stanev Bell end wiie cf Dover, called at the Albert Dinkel hom fejindgy fMiss Paulir Itoert f Detroit roita Joe SI nvi Pearson of Wayne and Lo w Monday Dr Steve Brown and wife DELlVERE na CampbeU of E Lansinq spon 1 il Sat at the Ona Campbell heme CITY GAS CONVENIENCE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOMES J enjoy modern city gas convenience with new and dependable PHILGAS DE LI RED SERVICE Cc sider these features 1 Philgas delivered to you 2 An ample supply of hhilgas for cooking, re fri ration and automatic TV r heating Add these a a ntages to the many ot r benefits of Philgas an 1 yo have truly modem, convenient living G ne in and see us today arrangements will qi kly be made for your PI gas Delivered Service ft Mrs Clare Palmer attend d a school meetina in Lansinq lasf weekJo mes Whitley and wife were Sun quests at the Leonard Fish or jr home in Ann Arbor o Scnosser and if of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at no Fred Bead homeMr and Mrs W C Miller and Mrs, Mary Teeple and Will Pad Uy called at the Fhy Gambia home in MilWd Thursday Th Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey homeMrs Fred Read and Mrs las Mtlev called on Mr, and Mrs J ea at ihe Howard Miv homp Unadilla Snday , hee Lavey alCi Sylvester Harr is called on Bert Harris at St J i Dr Harlow Shehcm and family of Jackson called at the Wm Shehcm home Sunday joy hospital, Ann Arbor Sunday The ftoy Reason family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota I called at the Kenneth Reason Mr jna Mrs M J Reason call home in Ann Arbor Sunday, gj od en TIr and Mrs John Rone inl y and Mrs Fred Redd enter ind Arthur Bullis and wiie of Whitmore Lake Sundav tandSArmuxBuiiis and wiie of ru ,1 , i Greaorv and the Robert Read Chas Clark jr and Ivliss Rut, Sir dinner Wed , Kennedy were in Lansinq Sat j TtJ Robert Tasch family sperms where she took the state nurse R examination 1 ZZC Ann Arbor MiiiiiiiiWWiuiiHHCrMiiMHiiiiiiHiiMiiiiniVhiiitiiuMi4 fimnt THE FIXIT SHOP I Satarhcane ot Mn Annc BfandsCWyUe of UT anu , Nesbitt and Leonard Le is buildina a hou 1 rrid Andrew Nesbit Be on Toma Rd on a lot which Dexter Httt if youf Philgas instttorT Jt coosiscs rf two Urge cylinder and a regulator devke Delivered j Service metrfK the convenience vo j wane in using PhiJgas for all 3 j Cooking Refrigeration and Aro matic Winer Heating he bought of W C Haines Wiie were in Lexmaton, Ky 3 ays last week attendinq the Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child ces ren spent Sun with her mother Mrs Emma Brogan in Stockbrid I Mr and Mrs Ashor Wylie and Mr and Mrs Ned Schaufle at Hock 3 f tfVi rtht ut eS6 ESiT MADf ST tended the colden weddinq ann ivBrsary of Mr and Mrs Wm I Brown in Chelsea last Tuesday2miiSS9fMiMA t Trie neighbors of Mr and Mrs Ned Schaufle gave them a show by Lionel Parkin or a their horn at Cedar Lake iionda son and Howard Kram camo to Saturday night 4Q word prosent e 30 getber Sunday on Toma Road in and they received many nice wsfitlsgtejKKS m fmx Sun A1 Wf J TSLLSSL i A,iji WE SHARPEN HAND SAWS BAND SAWS CIRCULAR SAWS, LAWNMOWERS, SHEARS, KNIVES CH1SELSETC FURNITURE REPAIRED AND AND REVARNISHED Morris Main 415 FLEM5NG ST HOWELL MICH PHONE 1318W W want tc Serve You WfTH COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 5AB OGAflETTE COMFBCTIOIIAfiY ICE CREAMETC COME Of AMP SEE OUR WW MODERN STORE MCDONALD WM ryw I t mn JO CENTUMiriMfc i r if vv 5 3, 577777 H V Wednidoy, October 5Specials Close Out Sal All Nw Slock 1 16 IT Mb M9IBE3KE LIST PRICE 9600 SALE MCE 2 WARM MORNING STOVES LBT PRICE 5995 SALE PRICE 3995 1 8 CAN MILI COOLER LIST PRICE 48540 SALE PRICE 36500 1 4 CAN MUX COOLER LIST PRICE 30000 SALE PRICE 25040 1 GIEL STOLKER LIST PHECE 26500 SALE PRICE 19995 ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF 275, 500 1000 AND 2000 GALLON FUEL OIL TANKS AT REDUCES PRICES A COMPLETE LINE OF USED AND NEW OIL HEATERS HOT WATER HEATERS, REfRIG ERATORS AND WATER SYSTEMS THE BEST FOR LESS LAVEY HARDWARE Urceter, CAlNgS DOC RESEARCH CENTER i PROFESSIONAL CORNER Us aay ii M u, iWVAWlnfcle CKVaaWinkla ttnGtfneai lyacQ j Attorneys ct Law iaily IltuU H , to 2sU0 P, M f Savings Boix Except wCanesaay florrelL MoruTuegrrigiaL UiHJ0Qpm 1 UA U 2 McCLUSy t Cemetery Memorials Dentist 924 NMcdn StJinn Arooravlich 112 North Michigan Harold Chubb, Telephones Loodt Representative Otfce 935 PROVCP HIMSELF AN ABLE ASSISTANT A BY CARRYING FLASHLIGHTS, TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH WUIPMENT FOR CAVE EXPLORATIONS IN HONDURAS, 035 Residence 814 516 Fleming SU Howell Ireninas by Appointments i Phone Howell 439 or 97 HoweJL Michigan I JN EUROPE THE POODLE WAS LC, C ESTE6MEP A6 A RETRIEVER 1949, Gain Dog Research Center, N Y C VOGS CAN RIDE ON SAN FRANCISCO TROLLEYS ON FAYMENTOP 104 FARE HERS SNEEb Phone 183 207 EGtand Rive HowelL Michigan Real Estate Insurance,Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property rtth Me LEE LAVEY General Insurance 1 Phone 59F3 Pinckney Michigan A UCTT6NEER Farm Sales a Specialty BEHT WYLIE Phone Pinckney 78F2 Morrttmenls Markers MfffBrrAWS1 Attorney at Law Brighton, Mich Ropar JHES n , mmm miiim i 00 YOU KNOW 95 OF THC WORLDS 9UPPLY OF BmDSEYE MARLE COMES FROM THE FORESTS THROUGHCKJr MICHIGANS UPPER PEN1NSUW IOQO0O SO FT WERE USED TO FINISH INTERIORS OF M LUXURY LiNER 6S QUEEN MARY iN 1936 Water 8tmsetc Stanley Dinkel FOR SALBi One electric cook store Ntn Reason ter Phone 17 FOR RENT5 room cottage fumishedlnquire of MrsJohn Colone Phone 100 CUM CKEWIRS 0MNA hiCWGAN PRODUCES ONEFOURTH OF AMERICAS PEPPERMINT AND SPEARMINT SUPPLY IN A RECENT YAK,M CHI CANS HALF MILLIONPOUND MINT CROP VJAS WORTH 1 J4MLU0N DOUARS PRODUCTION CENTERS W MUCK LAND ALSO 5UITCBLE FOR CROWING OHIOVC AD CtlliVt FOR SALE Ford Tractor like FOR SALE Registered Tunis j w moh P transmisson Rams, readv for heavy service, I also a 2 wheel trailer with 10 ft excellent for cross breeding or steel frame, new tire dic grain fin9 wool ewes, also ram lambs Adams Bros Rte 1 Lake Odessa Michigan FOR RENT Two Car qaraqeMrs Rose Hendee 233 Mill St Phone 108F3 drill with fertilizer and seeder at tachment 35 2 brood sows due to farrow 6 feed plgs W C LaPrad Phone Gregory 4F3fi WANTED Baby eltting by older lady by the hour, day or week 1 Miss Rampe, 1220 Mowers Road giarFaust Lost A Brown Coon Hound, 7 months old Stands about a ft high black on taiL Will pay 4810 Burgess Rd wc MICHIGAN IS AMERICAS GATFST HUM7ING AWO FISHING STATS IN TAi YiAR END ING JlNE 30,1048, MORE HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES COMBINED WERE ISSUED HERE THAN IN ANY OTHER STATE OUTDOORSMEN REPEATEDLY CHOOSE MICHIGAN IN WHICH TO ENJOY TMR FAVORITE SR3M tWJL STEAM AHEAD THE VALKTHFAiTn P 2T LAlttg WSSENGEPi STEAf VTAxD IN KTKXTIN 1818 BY 10i,, Wr, IVILV SAILINGS BETWEEN V3m KiO BMLO NOW, 663 MODERN Wii UiiS AND FREIGHTERS PLY 7HEGIOT W3t WRLDiS BUSIEST INLAND WTERVAY tCHGJW FI4WQS S pcto i tie MMCM 7VLSr COtW2LAo 9 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Urvr 207 E Grand River , Howell REFRldlERATION SErWlCE HAIiOLD RADY Repairs on AJ1 Makes hne Pinckney 154F3 DR C J TOWNFR Dentist JO44 Portage Lake Road Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 JANE TASCH Letters or Any Papers Composed I or Copied a Your Convenience All Work Confidential 47 MainJSnckney, Phoae 50FU Phone 13 Phone I57F11 MYRON J HUG1 Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lke4lde Driv License Rush Lak P ft SWARTHOUT 4 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service hones 39 d 63 PinckneyMlch 1ED C REieKrlOT St OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Aye Howell Michigan For Appointment PI ne 358 Residence 619 LLOYD HENDEE live Stock Hauling Weekly Tlps Made to Debet Genera Trucking Phone 64FI4 CARL IONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top SoiL Road Gravel Fill Din and Road Bu Flocks Laid Piece or CtftirraC 7628 Tama Rd Pfuckney Rte Phone Dexter 3 116 IfruMAd ckney FOR SALE Potatoes and Onions Umstead Farm HowellPinckney Rd Phone 71F2 FOR SALE or RENT A 6 Room House and 2 acres of Land, with j out buiiaings 6bd5 W M36 4mi i Telephone Pinckney 19112 , FOR SALE Blond Modern Livinq Room turniture includinq end tables, desk and lamps 9x12 Ax rug with pad Also breakfast set j and buffet Studio couch 3 hail 1 runners 2 American Oriental i ruas 4x6 and 6x8 Hoover Sweeper with attachments CaU Pinckney 9105 FOR RENT Ground floor furnish ed apartment, suitable for two Heat mfurnished Rent 50 a moc th Can be seen at 9405 Ann St Biq Silver Lake Earl Suqqitt LOST OR STOLEN Black ana tan hound crossed with Walkor hound, 4 white feet white tip on UJO IDS l IOJOD UDi aippos wi 1 onehalf incheswt 75 to 80 lbs well trained 2 onehalf ft hiqh with head up Will pay qood re ward Lost mqht of Sept 11 near Chelsea Leonard McDonald Cassidy Lk Phone 24951 Chelsea FOR SALE Cider Apples Roy Dillinqham QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables FOR RENTFour room house 179 Brighton Road just off Howell Pinckney Rd 1 J Electric lighted Owner will be on premises Sun Oct 2 12 to 4 FOR SALE No Huntinq and No P m , Tresspassing Signs Inquire at rrt3 Swarthout Dispatch Office 14246 Prevost, Detroit 27 Mich r Telephone VE68790 WANTED Tree Trimming or Re FOR SALE1 door, 1 window moving Orchard Trimmingalso ame with glass, bench vise, Stump Hemoving Experienced bushel crates, grindstone, emory work Free Estimates Allowance wheel, potato planter, garden for wood Art Rentz cultivator,post hole diggerforks, 5030 Burgess Road Phone 9 IF 11 saws, shovels etc , Mrs Bert Hicks, 208 Pearl St FOR SALE Blue Snow Suit, size FOR SALE Male and Female No 1 excellent condition , Coon doq Male is trained Fema le in traininq Carl Holiister 2282 W M36, Pinckney FOR SALP An u ,, WANTED7P0ULTrir Will pay NOTICEWill do baby sittmg evenings, 35c an hour Call a my house forenoonsrbav no phone Mrs Barrett 722 Unadilla FOR SALE Harae Swarthout home 7 rooms and bath, gartiqfe, stabler all in qood condraon Large grounds, beautJnil trees 5,50000 TERMS at H G Swarthout, 17910 Teleqiaph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan, Call Wyandotte 7156 RU 5030 Burgess Road Pinckney Phone 91F11 Fish Market Prices Courteous erviee Like new price 5000 J Aschesibrenner Sr Cedar Lk Rd Phone 13F4 FOR SALE Tui5qht piano in good condition 1500 Mrs Harlow MunselL Gregory FOR RENTModern, comfortable house, 4 bedrooms, hot air rich soil trees, 3 acres and orchard lake privileges, Adults 5000 a arlm, years lease On Pettysville Rti 7 miles from Brighton Shown by appointment Herdon CAdillac 6106 600 Griswold Bldg Detroit FOR SALEPopcorn Henry Bros 1401 EM 36 Phone 35F4 Pinckney FOR SALE OH DRUMS, several 55 gal clean drums 300 eachC F Hewlett Phone 99 WANTED Custom Com vCuttinq with new John Deere Tracto Binder E MacAinsh 8615 Cedar LkRd Phone 13F13 WANTED Custom picking with a new Woods Bros, corn picker qet your order in early Beohler ord Clubb Tel Pinckney 65F5 PAINTINCrAND DECORATING PAPER HANGING A SPECIALITY WP C HLGRIM PHONE NO 38F12 AUIO GLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BRO EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS 214 Bait Giand River Howell Phase 151 ffiiaiing invention Brings Millions LowCoit Heating POR RENTFive room houseBasement underneath This houso is at the north end of Port aaa Lake at Swarthout Cove Mr Mrfc Swarthout Phone 47F2 Pinckney When folk tea tfat esitatsd, ex elusive iatsrio conktrucdon of the WARM MOBNING Cosl Heawf tfaer lJm Whf didnt tome body tllaketAfttfbefortr WARM MORNING it chs oolr bestcr ef ittkifldiflthewofid Htsttklidtr ftcd night witboat borne IJ WARM i tvLlmu oi wfthm getting ve efgfcli esflf rng get witboet tefeettef Your iVWARM MWVMOSNING mthm Me mmm kensjslsK eotsnoeeTeY ,i,l,r IuiIKiJ,Ali Wn,T TAKE Ct OF small children days, white parents ari at work, at mv hou Will alshahv sit eventaas 35 an hour V1 evAtiinos Ivrwe no bhonp Mrs Barrett 7W Unadilla Si j Pinckney MleHqemjl GvAL THEFABMOri SrjPKrlr CQMHUiT sjBFgfw esiss wspBesss iww e w m j, i m v j Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 05, 1949 Description An account of the resource October 05, 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 1949-10-05 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8ec29a3f2325f65a55033cecb1231dc7.pdf 66de7b172d677677325af5317a106170 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. iw ttVHdt, X jiyijpipw t TTKVWB I JL 4 SBSSSJSJSSJBU Volume 61 The Ftaskaey Dispatch Wednesday October 11 1949 , Miriugaii tfiirror , Lee Thurston, wpt at tucauon tte greatest ange in the Mien, educational JJtW year will oe m S wfiAn018 booming With 4140 million dollars oi slew ua teachers retirement, Alien, school, have mow class rooms more pupils better paid teachers SlnWrtubuiidin construction The new college agreement program allows high scnools tc modify their program to fit the nT cl still admit thean to college Increased funds also means an Improvement in vocational train issV No 41 Circuit Cotrt JNen IOT CASE SETTLED Ihe iamoue Shakeepeare riot mal at Aalamaoo which took wes to try lost summer and enced in disagreement nas been enaea in the original trial there were 11 defendants Charge a gainst b were dismissed, A he remaining 5 were charged with in citing a riot which could bring 5 years imprisonment The state had conducted the first trial bm withdrew in the second trial leaving it up to the county Pros Act agreea to reduce the charge j to guilty of conspirina mass pick eting which is a misaeamor and Judge Pugsiey allowed the 5 delenaants to plead guilty He then waived the tine assessing them ing in more shop equipment new J 1000 costs and putting them on business machines and typewrit probation for one year This ha j ers Agriculture programs have said was to allow tine county to also been extended The same got back some of tjie cost of firsi is true of junior colleges High trial which took seven weeks by Mai OUR DEMOCRACY d fnm COOBLING v a H MASS PROPUCTON W yUe LOCAL COMLCH or eotONiAt MV TOOK MAWVHOUW TO AMKC A PAIft OP f HOES FAfHIONCO THC UWT AMD RI6WT HOf AUKC SCHOOL NEWS I school boys and girls are finding it hard to get work when they graduate at the age of 17 Junior colleges are modifying their pro grams to meet the needs of these pupils who do not wish go to col lege They are offering courses in office management, tool ana die tech inspectors of water sup ply sanitary engineering etc Safety education is also stressed Last year 215 schools trained 204300 pupils to drive autcs safe ly A citizenship course is also available The citizens have expressed a willingness to spend nearly one quarter billion dollars for school operation There can only b6 one answerbetter schools or all the children of the people Pros Clair Beebe sdid he con senied to reduce the charges because he did not think there was a chance of conviction on the riot charqe which would have meant 5 years in prison The press played up the trial big as a battle between industry and labor and when the first dis jury disagreed serious charges of jury tampering were made but no action was ever taken on these charges PWCVEY 13 MANCHESTER 0 Alter dropping games to Ann Arbor lies, and Brighton Pincxney got back in the win column triday by defeating Manchesier 13 to 6 The score does not tell the story of the game as Pinckney was superior to Manchester nitS Pswri recipients will gobably have theirF pensionS neatly increased and in some caes doubled by action oime nouse at Washington D C last wex w increasina social secur 7 payments At the present time the average payment is around 40 SHOC MAKING AJtMAlNID A HANDICRAFT UNTIL ISI0WHCN THOMAS SUNCHA, A NW SWOLANDE, INVENTED A LATHE FO PRODUCING LAST BUT IT WAS WOT UNTIL THE AOAITATION Of EUAS HOWES SEWlNtf MACHINE TO THE STtCH OP SHOES IN THE LATE 1940S THAT THE BASIS Of THE MODERN SHOE MANUFACTURE WDUSTfcy WAS ESTABLISHED amount I he original social security bill on which the law Pres Franklin Roosevelt won his big victory in 1936 called for an increasing of social security payments until a sufficient surplus was built up to pay a living pen sion The iiepviolican ccnqiess of 1947 cut the payments to it and resisted all attempts to increase it On the final vtote in 13 hrst downs to Manchesters b Pinckney started off with a rush and with Mohlman making big gains reached the Manchester 10 yard line where they lost the ball on a fumble, Manchester could not gain and Pinckney took over Pinckney elected to pass but Dresch intercepted a Pinckney pass and ran 60 yards for a tou chdown The conversion kick was blocked In the first half both congress last week only 14 votes rurnman and Mohlman were, were cast aaainst it even those put tnt CLAUDE MONKS Claude Monks 55 son of late John and Zoe Monks oi ckney died at Grand Rapids last Wea He graduated from Pine, ney high school and crttendsu college up to World War I when Jxe enlisted in the army Aitei f MRS MARY MUSPHY war he was employed for mcaij Mrs Mary Murphy 85, died y I years by the Mich Directory Co riecently he has worked as sales man for a building supply Co He married Miss Carmen of Port land, Mich, who survives him gether with two sons He also leaves a brother John E Monks and a sister Miss Lelia of LL her home on East ivtain St last Wed night She was the daugii ter of the late Peter and MOTH Dunn Harris and was bom oi the Harris farm south of town She married Wm E Murphy who operated a general store here fox years until he was ap pointed postmaster by Woodrow Wilson in 1912 He served 8 years Mr Murphy died a nurr oer of years ago Surviving are 3 sons, Ambrose of Jackson and Lorenzo and Harry of Pinckney and 2 daugh ters Mrs Florence Sullivan of Jackson and Miss Druscilla of Detroit Also 3 grandchikiren The funeral was held at St Marys Church Sat morning Rev Fr Schmitt officiating Burial in St Marys cemetery CONSERVATION NOTES ihe conservation depts first sale of platted lots in southern Mich, in Macomb Oakland and Wayne county takes place Nov 15,1b 17 The lots havfr an appraisel vjalue of 129,663,00 The removal of size limits on fish only apply to perch bluegills sun fish, rock and calico bass Walleyed pike must be 13 in long i forest fires burned over 97J acres last week Hunters should remember thai 23 persons died and 147 were in jured in hunting accidents last yr Williamston plan clubs will open 152000 acres oi land to hjuntiig this year 36,000 signs have been posted by these clubs singThe funeral was at St Francis church, Grand Rapids on Sat, and burial was there also FRANKD KERN Frank D Kem 57, manager o the Detroit Edison office at Dex ter, died at his home there Thurs after a 3 months illness He was born near Manchester and man ied Lyaia Huber of BrooklynHe moved from Manchester to Ann Arbor in 1908 and to Dexter in 1938 He was an elder of St And rews Evangelical church of Dex ter, treasurer of the Kiwanis Club and a member of the fire dept and commenced club Surviving are his wife, a ckrigKter, Mrs Douglas VanAken and two sons Cleo and Richard The funeral was at St Andrew church Sun afternoon Rev Sch owe officiating, Burial in Manchester, I TODAY, WITH IMPROVED MACHINS AND PROCESSES, THE INDUSTRY IN AMERICA PltOOUciS MORE THAN ZOOO Pi OF SHOES EVZRV MINUTE AN AORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO OUR HIGH STANDARD OF Uff j , cast against it even nurt and had to leavfe the game, opposed to it refusinq tc As Jerry Heath is out of school this made the team short r O regulars Pinckney had little trouble denting the Manchester line but were held for downs on the Man Chester 10, 3 times the first half In the 3rd quarter Don Coyle caught a pass from Jeffreys and their names on it Of course, the final impetus which put it across was labors hght for 100 a month pensions and the agree ment of the fora Motor Co to pay them Like demands are expected to be made on other biq companies By building up soc imon pension demands to paid solely by industry can scaled down mi be be ii to lieuisj oi iiuerest OES ELECTION OF OFHCfiJ Friday night PincjunjJjf en 50th WDDUNG ANNIVERSARY ttarwXS p Dr and Mrs Harvey Glenn Honor Star pat8orothy Parker Pearce will celebrate their 50th The Deer hunters Nwho were at Douglas Lake lasts week Merlin LaveyNorm Miller, Claude Swar thorn and Howard Read come home Sunday with a deer shot by Howard Head ihe brush and shubbery made deer hunting with bow and arrow hard last week Claude Swarth out wounded a deer one day lasi week and ho with Merlin Lavey and Howard Itead went out to if ad H,WUe looking through the brush Merlin crpprocked a deer In a thicket out did not see it until Swarthout took a long shot at it He missed but the deer , , did not move Merlin heard the the shot and vent after themThe twang of the arrow and saw the two 17 year old boys, gave up wedding anniversary Tues Oct 25th Their son ana dduahter in vte the friends and neighbors to a public reception Tues afternoon Oct 25 at their home Glennbrook corner of N Terr and Hankerd roads from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 oclock Dr and Mrs Pearce are well known in Pinckney as he has preched many Sundays in the Congll church JUMPED THE GUN Some hunters cant watt for the opening of the season and arrests have been many Pro Ernil Weddige of the U of M who owns a farm on Joy Rd near Dexter and is a former pres oi the Isaac Walton League was there Sunday when 2 boys in a car shot a pheasam in his bam yard, hmspina in his car he took after them His next door neigh bor C A Wrgeman also heard Last onapter u u S tne iouowing orhcers for trie ouiiig year vvoiuiy Matron Anna Reason Wortny Patron Utto houisou Assoc Patron Assoc, Patron Nelson Miner Treas Hazel Pouison Secy Eleanor Baugnii Conauctress Mildred MiUei Assoc Conduct Irene Thompson Chaplain ,,, Sadie Moron Marshall Britta bras Organist Winifred Aberdeen Adah ,,, Louise ZieglCi Ruth Lucille hecx CHUKUi NEWS Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan , mmtddSNt rtoerlMITT ixo Ho eiectea j Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 Koroma Devouou Fridays at 740 p m, Congregational Confessions Sat 73U to 00 p SSundaysbnox b00 mass Fridays after Noveuna DeYOtios ran it back 30 yards putting ij ial security industry is of the opon the Manchester 11, After a series of hne bucks Jeffreys went over for a touchdown but his con version kick was blocked The last touchdown came after Coyle had received a pass and ran it to the Manchester 10 Jeffreys made the second touchdown and then passed to Mattis on for the extra point Pinckney 3 times reached the Manchester 10 in the last quarter but could not put it over Manchesters best ground gaiu er was Snyder who went around the Pinckney ends tor big gains and made most of their hrst downs He was put out of the game the last half for unnecess ary roughness COMMUNITY CHURCH Congregational I P Brady Minister Cher ftastfs Wed nights Organist end Cboir Director SSJDB Merwin Campbell ihur bve bUU Uiole atuay at the father Alberta Pinkei pmfinnqg SJartha Betty Seger 030 Church Serv Ruth Curietr Cassie Tomasik Clyde Fisher Electa Warder , Sentinel Asst Marshall Flag Bearer Christian Flag O E S Flag Cones Secy Ruth Curlett Mabel Hammel Virginia Carver Helen Miller Mabel White Installation is October 22 at 800 p m and is public The foil owing will install Installing Matron Lucy Rteason Installing Patron RevMcLucas InstallMarshall Dorothy Wilson Install Chaplain Bonnie Henry talLprtrnSsttflorende Bcrughn ice Sermon, Wed 400 JrChoir700 Sr ChoirThursday at 800 Cottage Pray s , u a 11 u er Meeting at the Maurice Dan Arlah Philbphs ow 0 Bessie Crawiora Sunday, 1030 Church Service Marian Pond sermon The Lords Business NancyPonciJn30 Sunday SchooL Topic God and the Nations Read Isaiah 19 700 Pilgrim Fellow ship meeting How to Make People Like You, led by David Nash 800 Evry member Can vass visitors meeting Filmstrip The Time is Now 900 Tru ees Meeting Tues Oct 18th Prudential Com meeting at the Pasosage at 800 Wed 400 Junior Choir Practise 715 Senior Choir Practise Pinckney Mattison Cogswell Schneider Engquist J Clarfc Hewlef Fuhrman Jeffreys Mohlman Ware VanBlaircurn L E L T L G C R G R T R E Q B L H a H Manchester Clark Star Curtis Merrimar Downing Hughes lien tz Aiken Dresch Kensler Snyder dear and took a shot at it but did not hit it on account of the shubb ery The door decamped NOTICE 1500 Coon mUl will Med Howell Henry and were held for the conservqt ion offlcerA hen and cock phoa sant, a saurrel and 4 loaded guns were found in their car Justice QSrien sot Oct 29 for their CABD OF THANKS Wo wish to expressed our sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbors, who were so kind FOOTBALL SCORES Dexter 28, South Lyon 0 Br, ghton 32, Ann Arbor Rbs 0 How ell 12 Eaton Rapids 6 fowlorvil ie 6 Williamston 6 Holt 34 Stock bridge 0 Chelsea 13 University 6 Milan 19, Flat Rock 6 Roose velt 32 Dundee 0 Saline 14 Car leton 0 Ann Arbor 18 Lansing Sexton 7 Ypsilanti 21, Trenton 6 HOT BpD RACER The Hot Rod Racer recently completed by Pete Stackable and Glen Bennett of Lansing fox mer local residents won the 20 lap feature race and received the trophy and a large horseshoe sb aped wreath of flowers at Capit al City Speedway Sun Oct 9tl It was drivfcn by Harry Hollis off Lansing This is the second timj this car has been raced F B SubstitutfcnsFjiclcney Packer Schneider, Coyle Lavey Earl Referee Umpire Headlines Dinkel Touchdowns Jeffreys Dresch Exka point Mattison Noui on the Game Don Coyle may be the answei to Coach Readers prayer for 0 pass receiver He caught two passes which set the stage for both Pinckney touchdowns, li Pinckney had completed a few passes in the Ann Axr an Brighton games the story woula The American negro in hit tight foi social equality still has many hurdles to cross The Am erican Contract Bridge vxoted 7 to 5 last week aqainst admittinq ieqro members The bowlinq congress has also taken similar action The recent world series has given the neqro the biqgest boost he ever received in the sporiinq world The colored man has participated in boxinq and football tor many years but only 4 years aqo was he able 10 break into organized base balL Brooklyn started this by siqninq Jackie Robinson and in 1947 he was the star of the world series This year Brooklyn is again in the world series and this time has 3 neqro stars in their lineup the persons are Jackie RobinsonDon Newcomb ana Roy Camp enala It is mainly due to them they won the championshipStill outride of Cleveland there are no other negro players Det roif which has a biq colored pop ulation has often been asked why they do not siqn any neqro players Their answer is that there are none of biq leaque cal iber This we doubt The late M Roche who played aqainst the Page Fence Giants, famous neqro team of 50 years aqo said their star pitcher, Ed Wilson wou Id have had no trouble holding down abii leaque job A writer in the daily papers be wails the fact that the windmill, once a familiar siqht in rural v,rt uz J u w , , Michigan is fast disappearing h 0 51 10 has oro landscape Its primary been a sub backheld man wn w Zirr nr The crowd was not bad but, oi use was for pumpinq water for livestock, and most farms of any size had one They also were part of village life Dexter had ghton game one for yeaTB wmch pumped wat We understand there is a move, r for horses rassina throuah the course, was only about half the size of the one who saw the Bri CALVARY MENNONITE on to provide a part time job for Jerry Heath so he can finish scj ool He is a star basketball play er also Adrian St Marys plays here Friday Not much is known of them this year as they do not play in this area Pinckney has always beaten them before by good scores The big game of the League 0 Lakes takes place at Dexter Fri night when Brighton meets De ter there Both have plowed The recent world series re through their opposition and arc minds us of one we attended er for horses pa ssinq through the town and filled the cisterns used for fire protection Even the old Pinckney hotel had one at the rear of it The windmills had two drawbacks They only ran when the wind blew and they had to be oiled which necessitated a man climbinq to the top of them or their spueakinq could be heard tor a mile Now electric pumps have replaced most of them Sopt Boscoe rowjltNorviUeTtoTwrulDex Asst Supt Marvin ShireyItftr tied Northtflle The winne 800 P M Cottage Prayer Meetings Wed 800 PM FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oct 14 Oct 21 Oct 28 Nov 5 Nov 12 St Mary Adrian her South Lyon, there Dexter, there Stockbridoe there Hartland, nereCffifKD I WTSPK to OF THANKS thank my many fr ends and neighbors The Youho love P T A and The Marion Ice 5tbsfi and thoughtful during the illness co Kings Daughters for their bea and death of our mother Yourjaaful cards and gifts that helped kindness Will always be remem 1 to much to brighten my shut in g, frogory ttey fgjgtTho Tawtif oi Mary JL Marpfay I days Elaine Johnson LADIES AID MEETING The Ladies Aid of the Congl Church will meet at the home of Mrs Clyde Fisher, Thurs Oct 13th at i p m Secy BAKE SALE OCT 1FTH The Tmcknwy ExtensJom Grout will hold a MBS sals Sat Oct 15th at ftfarttns Locker, bogtn tea atkipi Vy will undoubtedly be the league champion The season is drawing to 0 close after mis week Pinckne meets South Lyanand Dexer c way and then ends the season with Hartland here Manchester had a big team and played rough for which thdrew 4 15 yd penalties Sonny ruhrman cracked c bone in his arm and is out for thr season Molhman had a groin k nirv and will probably be bdcV Friday HUNTER KILLED Elton rlegns 87 a farmer Pteek sey reejaenr was mien JVTJ on his lathers sooihegst aj JtacV son when Us Ottn dsKfiusssd as he tripped j Hev Ezra beach v Pasmr Morning Worship 1000 Sunday Sehooi ,,, 110 Childrens Hoar 1145 Young Peoples UsstTug 780 Evening Worship ,U 8151 dplaoted Howe far Brigfatonjin Detroit in 1909 when that team played a 7 game series with Pit tsburq That was in old Bennett Park, the wooden stadium which proceeded Brigqs StadtumCobb CrcrwfordMulittW Donovfrn qnd Bush wers the Detroit stars then The third game was played at Detriot The day before it snowed and frost but October 12 was fair but cold Ticket scalpers qot possession of most of the tickets and we had to pay a scalper SI 25 for one This was before the days of inflation We remember we nearlv froze ot death but saw George Mullm shutout Pittsburg S to 0 In this game ho fanned Wagorwt Clark and Veach the 3 Pittsburg stars in a row The Pittsburg fans who came unprt pared for froesina weather boo ghtbkmkets and diapsfhss sshM In mom ThJfi0 Ptecteoy an wsSo 3sSt IW m r 1 W riM f W, r Tt, 1 5 rie tK AV v 2o TAa M jtWv7v TT,t Xi mtuWednesday, October 12 1949 Pinckney Civic improvement Assn Halloween Dance Hard Time Party Music by RYTHM AKERS Eat Conception I NEIGHBOKfNft AVON BOLUNG HOME Stefy rf a loy and a Ho Jean Parker Russell Hoyden Also OUTLAW COUNTRY A Wt100 A OOUPLS 75c SINGLE Lash Larue, way St John Sunday, Tuesday, October 16, 18 I SHOT JESSE JAMES A Historical Drama oi the West What Makes Dafty DW Romano and Dane plus Now Won,Oct 31st AT PflNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM 90 P M TO 100 A M ,Exmrdheiel sittoelilarsi But CurlyKnows What The Score Is Was over at Doc Shermans druf how the majority felt Cortr Was atoro listening to th World Series big enough not to insist on his on the radio Curly Lawaon wan malted even though he doesnt headers la and says MHow about pV Pa t0 0Ila baseball chocolate malted, Doe From where t ait, willingness t Sorry, Curly, says Doc, cant respect the other peoples feelings I stake yon a malted for a while is important in a Democracy If yet Whats the ideaT Curly were tolerant of a persona like asks Well, aays Doc, most of for baseball or a glass of temps I the folks want to hear the game etc beer, weve come a long way en J and the mixer makes too much the right road the road to a j noise Curly thinks a moment better America, that is 2 and aays, Okay with me, Doc 111 take a chocolate soda I This Shows how tolerant folks r tn be Doc showed his respect for j Copyright, l9,UUd Statu 25YearsAgo Lee Fitch and another man were killed instantly on Mich Ave at Inkster last Saturday at 6 p m when their car was hit by an interurban car The funeral of Lee Fitch was at St Marys church Weanesday The Pinckney football team beat Saline there last Friday 53 to 0 They play Stockbridge here Friday fife L Slaybough 86, fox, met pastor of Bapuat cnurchea n I MCM MIU Dexter Gross Lose and Gregory Satadar OdahL it ,i recently of Fremont IncL askiM 7 Oci0m 13 ed in an auto accident at North Adams last week His death wai the first break in a family of c children of which he was the oL est iJob Price, star Stockbridc base ball pitcher has received oi fers from both the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians The new Redtord postofricw was opened last Monday Saor Arthur Vanderbfcg of Michigan underwent an ope atiort at University of Mich, hosp ital, last week tor removal oi part of his left lung Gov Mermen Williams spoke at the 20th annual harvest festiv al of the Second Bcrpsist Church of Ann Arbor Sunday This a negxo church The Chelsea high school band has 30 members The Dexter Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a euchre toui nament to start at their hall Oct 12th Chelsea votes on Oct 15 on a 350,000 bond issue to build c new school building Mr and Mrs Henry Jewel of Dexter celebrated their 55th wee dina anniversary last weekMrs Jewells sister Mrs M J Hart man and husband of Bellevue who were married on the same day were also HEATER Vrtday Saturday, October ML 13 THE WIZARD OF OZ Cater by TonhnUolor A Musical wife Garland Bert Lshr Morgan BUlie Burke 6 News July Sun, Mon Oct lt17 Sunday Shows 35 7 9 Frank COLORADO TEKBITOrtY Joel iny Peradine Case Son Billy, the Kid oi guests The Brighton Argus is moving its office this week to the store there at First and Main Sts recently occupied by Frank Kleir Lee McMichaels and Rober The Democrats held a bigLJrSX 3 patient at Veterans hospital Dearborn Howell township will vote Oc19 en the sale of liquor by th glass Frwin Bud Schmidt has bee qded to the Howell police fore DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN A Drama Starrine McCrea Virginia Henry Bull Mayo Friday Saturday, October 12 13 Tuet,WedL Thais, Oct 1920,21 FAMILY HONEYMOON A Good Comedy with Claudette Colbert Fred Mac Murray, Rita Hayworth Shows 710 9 15 Sportreel tern s Also Xzi i Toundattm VILLAGE Of PINCKNEY ORDINANCE Na ONE An ordinance to provide regulauoij covering constuction, equipment alteration, repair ana occupancy of buildings and other structures and to provide for the violation of its provisions The Village of Pinckney ordains Section i All residence houses hereafter constructed with in the Village limits shall be placed upon foundations of mas onry extending at least two feet below the ground level and up to the first floor or the joists hereof Such supporting wails shall completely enclose the building and be impervious to rats The same shall contain inside toilet and plumbing facilities The same shall contain not Speakers were Edwin Frensaon cundiaate tor governor Mortim er Cooley for U S senator ana Austin flrewer for congress Three colored men entered the Munsell store at Gregory last Sat night and made off with a large amount of merchandise The Gordon farm on the Howell id has been sold to Detroit parties Bert VanBlaircum is building an addition on the Herald office at South Lyon W J Dancer of Stockbridge is a candidate for the legislature on the Democrat ticket Rche Shehan is working in Ionia for the Citizens Mutual Au to Ins Co of Howell Lynn Roberts, Peggy Knudson to TROUBLE PREFERRED Tom and Jerry In THE TRUCE HURTS Sunday Monday, October 18 17 Sunday Show 300 continuous lames Stewart June Allison and Frank Morgan THE STRATTON STORY News Howell Theater HowelL Michigan TUN, Wed, Thurs, Oct 111243 Bob Hope Lucille Ball fcs Damon Runyons SORROWFUL JONES Conedy Cartoee NoreJtf 4 Years Ago and courts shall be as provided by said housing law unless other wise expressly determined by a zoning ordinance duly enacted by the Village Council Minimum sizes and heights of rooms in residence houses andj provisions for lighting, ventilation and the installation service shall I ,m B conform to the requirements of said housing law I Hez Schoenhals Section 5 Should any sect ion, clause or provision of this ordinance be declared by the courts to be intkxhd the same shall not effect the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any part thereof other thcfri the part so declared to be invfcdid Section 6 Any violation of any of the provisions of this ord inance shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed one hundred dollars 100 or by imprisonment Local Notes Mr and Mrs Clifiord VanHor and Mark Nash took the Petty ville rythmn band of 12 member to the HowellEaton htipids foot Tues,Wd, Thurs, Oct 1920,21 Clark Gable Alexis Smith and Wendell Carey ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY Color Cartoon Newt n Coming El Paso It Happens Ev ery Spring, Family Honeymoon Life oi ReiHy, Scene of the Crime Raymond Edward Allen, son of ball game Friday night to seVtru I Roy0 Edward Allen, son of Howell band perform They ha I 1, ana 8, Ramyond Allen of lunch on the Nash lawn on theit I Howell was married Satur at St Josephs church Souh Lyon to Gertrude Zwiemikowski daught er of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zwier nikski of Five Mile Rd nero Schoenhals took a civil service exam, in Lansina Satur Editor F L Andrews attended the Mich Press Assn meeting at Trenton last week and has a writeup of it in thsi issue W E Steveson of North Lake has sold his apple crop to Chel sea parties for 85c a barrel John Dunne and Robert Kelly were in Howell Sat on business J L Kisby oi Hamburq has moved in his new store The Anderson Farmers Club met with Mr and Mrs John Marfloor space le floor space, there shall be ex eluded floor space contained in basement if any The outside of such residence houses shall be finished with w swuu uwu uwuwta rww w j r jjQ Willi 1 less than 600 sq ft of liveable in the City jcdl f a period not tin Q In computing livjeab to excetsd ninety 90 days or Frank wjight has Ms new bam v u v hQQl 8uch hne imprisonment 0n Main Stt completed in the discretion of the courtEach The Howell street fair after pay day that a violation is permitted bms had balance of 100 to exist shall constitute a separate offense UWWCi S14UU W AUUBiiCTM WiUiaiW UBWIlSe wood, shingle or composition si1 This ordinance shall take efiect Iding, stucco, brick, stone or mas I twenty 20 days after its adopt onry lion Tne chimneys of such residence houses shall be of stone, mas onry or brick and shall contain adequate flues Any roof of such residence hou se wnich has more than onequarter pitch shall be covered with wood or composition shingles Such roofs may also be construct ed of tile or slate Section 2 All sheds, garages and outbuildings not intended for residence ocupancy hereafter constructed witmn Village lim its shall be finished with wood, shingle or composition siding stucco, brick stone or masonry W L DoTta Mr uv w Any roof of such shed garage Clara L Davis and Albert t Smith hav A vji Txir y y lav tiled la said Court their Jinal Passed by the Village Counci of the Village of Pinckney, Mid icon, this ilth day of October Stanley Dinkel Village Pres Mildred Ackley VUlage Clerk fTAXt Ctf DUCHIUAtl the Ptobete Offloe ia the Q oi HewAt a session of add Court hki la the City eiHoweB is sold CooaS oa the 3rd day of October A D 1949 rreeeatHne tton R saaUh osje oj Probate la e Matter el the Sstate et left Mrs Wm Cobb of Portage Lk has an auction advertised for Oct 16 4 iPI Rev H W Hicks has returned home from a trip through the west Rex Burnett is workinq in Durand He was home from there for the week end The fire engine was called tc Portage Lake Sunday morning, by a grass fire near Anchor Inn Mrs, Barbara Tessmer has sold the Bert Daller place on M 36 to Clarence Bennett Mrs Viola Read spent Wed and Thurs in Tackson and Homer return ,, ,, The Lester Mcie family spen Sunday at the Omer Gase homt in Brighton Mrs Lester McAfee, Mrs Hugh Vanness Mrs Art Crawford Mrs Justin Stecker Mrs Joe Basydk Mrs M Caud joined the HoweL Extension Club Thurs and saw 4 new kitchens recently built in the the Howell area The wedding of Doni Spears and Barbara Marshall takes place Sat in Detroit Marvin Bruff spent the we end at the Bob Pike home The Carl Bidwell family of B ghton spent Mon at the Be White home Jimrnie stayed fo a week Sunday guests of Wm, Merce were Mr and Mrs Carl Ruel o Comma Mr and Mrs P T Hin chey and son of Perry and Ike Dr Walter Mercer family of E Lansing I JO J M and Mrs Harvtey Toles a son, of Flint were Sun dinner guests of the Hoff Sisters Jack Darrow and Jim Burroughs are working at the Fisher Body plant, Pontiac and Billy Dai row at the Pontiac Motors Mr and Mrs Clyde Darrow of Milford and Mrs Flora Darrov went to Sturgis Sat to visit Dale Darrow who is in a hospital, r covering from injuries received in cm auto wreck Miss Minnie Toles of Bay Crb is spending some time with tht Hoff Sisters r I 4 I I Friday, Saturday, October 12 13 Robert Mltcftvukr Robert Preston la BLOOD ON THE MOON Also William Eythe George Reeves la SPECIAL AGENT Cartoon Sunday Monday, October 16 17 Sunday Shovs i15 P M Continuous THE GREEN PROMISE StafitoO Marguerite Chapman Walter Brennan, Robert Page, Natalie Wood CesMdy Carraaa News Tuet,Wsd, Thurs, Oct 19,20,21 Dark Gable Alexis Smith ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY with Wendrll Corey Aubrey Trotter Comedy Cartoon W or out buildings which has more than onequarter pitch shall be orered with wood or composition v dangles Such roof may also be CQOtfnicted of tile or slate aWetton S It shall be unlaw Jul within fee Village limits to tat ssoase trailers for residence ocvisPssnoy without a permit be faa fart obtained from the Vill ag Council Stetson 4 The Housing Law Of lfefctoan Act 167, Public eif17 as amended as a In effect and as the same tfme to time hereafter , ol is hereby adopted eft of tti provisions and is i a part of and a supple o Wt ordinance The pro itct shall inevry re bf woognlied and enforc iasst op any of the oth of OBIT bufldlno account as oiardiems of said estate, and petition prayina lor allowance thereof It is Ordered, That the 41st day oi Oct K , 1MI4 et tern oclock to the xoTStjoaa at ew viuwiie omoe, 00 ana is hereby appointed for hearing said pet loon, II ta Farther Ordered That publiiv noaae sserest be atrea bf pubHeanaa oi aeopy ef fjsie efder eao let Sstee lumisslii weetca previous eatf day of lguiliiB ta the JMapcBflk tt SjSwspepec pttatael oad dr wfcoloted Is scad Cow A tre oofff ttem S Ssift Mtakw A Mar Bialsesi of Probate smimnTrffifiiuniiitiiiitninim We Have Rosenthal Corit wood Bro Corn Used FordFerguson Trac tor Mr and Mrs James Whitley nttrtatned far dmner Sunday Mr and Mrs, John McGuire of Detroit, Fred Read and wife and tybert Read end family jfm PttcUey who ska btjn vis 1 Modern it one of many iggs Features Heres your stainproof sink glassware See all the other at no extra cost Glisten specials of this 3ri ing porcelain enamel, Beautyware sink Comflu crumb cup strainer, extra jot BREE Kitchen Six large basin, special ledge for Book t, I PIUING FIXTURES J Huskers I Pickers nfli MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER Telephone Pinckney 157FM u Speciality m s HU8KER PARTS REPAIRS crtls GFNUINE TRACTOR PARTS PICKER PARTS REPAIRS T G REEVES m wUeh tt to stt yfa Isle ssr Mrs Mary Teepk, SpoiA7rds , te WoMgloii today, j PHONE 4StP3 STOdMmOLIyBCrl While enroute to attend night school at Adrian Tueedoy night, a cox driven by Mrs Rene Miller and containing Mrs Noreen Can and Mrs Monda Mcrris sidded in the rain nesx Clinton c id hit tree Thev men taken to Tscumeeh hospftcd Mrs Can had V stitches taken in a head Mesdames Mer and Manic, wont to Ann Arbor for xrayf today The Bill Baughn John Carver and Lcrwilmce Baughn families and Mrs Florence Baughn picnic i ed at opQik on U 8 23 Sunday J Mrs Mary Bum who has beer visiting at the John Bora home hae Cstofsstd to Qlnton li , W Zt 35 Jiftlr 9C The Pinchnev Dboatch The Peoples Store Groceries Drygoods Gents Furnishings Canned Goods 4 Lingerie Shoes Kennedys Gen Store Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY hORSES 5250 GOWS 250 HOGS 50c per ewt WF BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS Phone 38 Plackney Central Pead Stock CoJ The Plnckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd dose act of March 1877 matter at Postomc Subscription Price U9 a Year Paul Vr Cuds PnhHn 215 Main St, Plnckney, Mkh Bom to Mr and Mrs Bert Wy lie Rose Newman at McPher son hospital Howell, Fri a dau ghter Bonnie Joy wt 9 lbs 4 oz Don Goodrement was a caller at the Dispatch office Sat He m farms us that Dawn Hale, his granddaughter, daughter of Char lotte Goodremont underwent a very serious operation last week at Florence Crittenden hos pital Detroit She has now recov red and able to walk The oper ating surgeon was her cousin Dr Wm Bronson, former Pinckney resident a former army flight BUT geon who is practising in Detroit The Dale Miller family attended the harvest supper at the West Marion church Wed night town Sunday night Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed, Mrs Alice Mauk and children and John Curry of Howell were in Wm Kennedy and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Vollmer The Merwin Campbell family visited Arnold Berquist at the Mich San Sunday I Mr and Mrs M J Reason and Mr3 Mable Suydam were in Deroit Thursday Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark of Manchester have leased the , the Robinson Soda Bar Sand wich Shop and taken ovfer The Albert Shirley family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Zur rey Bell who are operating the Blood farm at New Hudson Mrs Eloyse Campbell and IsaI bel Brady heard RVibenstein the Last Tuesday Mrs Asher Wvli Tuiu J1 auditoriumA Mrs Elgin Kle2 Arbr Thursday Line, Mrs, Lloyd Mondberg and Mr and Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs B Bennett were in Pontiac Mr and Mrs Martin Ritter sr Mis William Shehan is a patjWere IaCSn Sunday lent at University hoospital, Ann The Toe Basydto family called Arboi Mr Shehan and Mr and at the Nelson House hom in Mrs Lloyd Hendee called on her, Ypsilanti Sunday Were Getting MbdemTfeter H BLBcme rTsacMtasr Sunday Harold Ward of Chubbs Comers and Ellen Ohrien of Howell will be married Oct 15 Allen Davis, won 2 firsts at the Detroit motorcycle races iasi weejc j , ivirss Jennie Shankland and C H McRorie and ye editor attended a meeting of the Stockbridge Masonic lodge Thursday The Murray Kennedy famiily spent Sunday at the Stanley Cul ver farm in Deerfield Sunday guests of the Jesse The truly modern water heater is electricand pays you big dividends in com fort and security Get the facts on electric water heaters, compare them with fuelfired models Youll agrer with thousands of new homeowners youll go tlCtric, too Y Lawrence Covert called at the B Henry famUY wero A1 Nisbett Hooker home Sunday and wife of Detroit Mr and Mrs J Charles Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory and Gerald Henry of Detroit Allen Dinkel and Junior Wago ner attended a reception for Ed f Allen at South Lyon Sat night at DELIVERED SERVICE CITY GAS CONVENIENCE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOMES You enjoy modern city gas convenience with new and dependable PH1LGAS DE LIVERED SERVICE Consider these features 1 Philgas delivered to you 2 An ample supply of Philgas for cooking, refrigeration and automatic water heating Add these advantages to the many other benefits of Philgas and you have truly modern, convenient living, Come in and see us today arrangements will quickly be made for your Philgas Delivered Service Claude Swarthout and son Har nt the week ena in north em Michigan Wm Lamb entered St Joe hos s pital Ann Arbor Monday for an Ann Arw an JaY of Odd Fellows haft Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Louis Shehan home, Clarene Meyer of Brighton i L J Henry took Rickie Miller, sPent the week end at the Albert Dick VanSlamhrook Bui Brady, dinkel home withYthe Soute 1 WQS a SUCCess WlUard Joan TmmT nf, a,i Wedemeyer entertained with a 2 trlifcr1 lent bythe ftich BITTER LIVING ON THE FARM I An electric wate heater gives rural families an unbeatable combination of added protection, dependability and economy Special combination rates mean lower costs for Michigan farmers 10 101 FUMBER OR ittiftOW EM0 OFftCE FrL at the Chas Clark home Sat guests of the Lee Lavey family were Mrs Geo Laevy Mrs M L Lavjey and Mrs M n Nib of Jackson Mrs Emma Brogan af Rockbridge and Mr and Mrs Jack De Latre of Perry were Sunday call ers at the Stanley Dinkel name Mrs Murray Kennedy entertained the criobage club last Thurs night Mr and Mrs Ira Frisbee of Shepardsviile are spending two weeks with Mrs Rose Hendee Murray Kennedy and Bob Hor ine took in the MichArmy crame me took in the M at Ann Arbor Sat i Frank McKelvjy and arad Liectric store atHowell Wm Whitley and wife of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the James Whitley homed The John Carver family spent Sat with his parents in Ann Art bor J Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorLj called on Mr and Mrs Frank Danek Lora Burnett in Owosso a Sunday and Mr and Mrss Grain j ger in iXurand Barbara and Jane Nash attend ed the freshman reception at HOWBU High, school Sat night Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee AND wv W i were in Ann Arbor Saturday , , wiie of Mrs Winston Baughn entertain Pirteburg who spent the summer ed her card dub Sat night, with Mrs Rose Hendee hav The children of Mr and Mrs,W gone to Kwsimme Flo to reside I HMeyer govt them a reception a permanently Oct 6 in honor of their 33rd wed Here Is your Philp Irmaiffrfon It consists of two hrp ctnders and a regulator devic Diveft4 Service means the converter yon want in using Philgas for V i Cooking, Refrigeration anr Auo matic Water Heatino George Meabon jr and wife ding anniversary I spent Sun at the Russell Watter I The Winston Baughn family1 home m Fowlerville spent Sunday at the Frank Clark Mir cuid Mrs AndrAw Kftflhiit n i iMmA 1 1UMIIIIHHIUUUIMillilkMvfIKMIIUIlilllllinillllliiVtlstatlMlilItllttls THE FIXIT SHOP WE SHARPEN HAND SAWS BAND SAWS CIRCULAR SAWS, LAWNMOWERS, SHEARS, KNIVES CHISELSETC FURNITURE R9AIRED AND AND REVARNISHED if oekef S5f EAST MAIN ST PnONE FAIR AND FKB5D CWCKErt and Mr and Mrs Gordon HesTer jI Uoyd Hendee and Mrss left tost week to visit his dough Lynn Hendee were in Detroit ter Mrs Richard Radtke aet Phil Tues adelphia and will return home Mrs Edith Vaughn of Jackson, trough Canada spenl the week end with Mrs Mr and Mrs, Robert Lamb and Nettie Vaughn Robert Paul of Detroit spent the By Lovey and family of Ore WK end with the OKn Robin gory and Walter Barbour and son farmily Jy stockbridge spent Sun, Mw Aha Meyer who is Rep at the Lee Lavey home, for the grand lodge of Idaho left Mr and Mrs Gerald Reason for grand chapter at Grand Rap and Mr and Mrs M J Reason SLTXS J1, Rean and attended the wedding of June r Ww Wm GAA vr n I 1 n 9, with Schader and Dan Reason at the iSfiS8111201 dawy delegation of 25 Blessed Sacrenent church Det Morris McLain , ft JtLLSi 12l 10 wl Sat Reception atmeDeoit Htts were Thursruesji of Mrs Mr and Mrs Tom War spent Golf CUuV lhepoom to a son of Bonnie Henry th week end with the noes Qare IasonV Waei Gfkad has leiufnedJrtr F Oha 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PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 450 f JcQosoe tec DArtnKG COMPAQ k Concrete Products Cfrayej JANE TASCH J Sand Top RbIL Road Gfavoi Utters or Any Papers Composed FIR Dirt and Road Bu or Copied at Your Convenience Blocks Laid Piece or Ctmnwx All Work Confldentfal 658 Toma Rd Ptectoey fit J4 McdnJtadmey, Phone 50F1 Phono Dexior 8 118 Wii if 4de AdjmsBros Rte 1 Lake Odessa Michigan Ton RENT Two Car qaraqe Mrs Rose Hendee 233 MiU St Phone 108F3 WANTED Baby sittinq by older lady by the hour, day or week 3 Miss Rampe, 1220 Mowers Road gJF tachment 5 2 brood sows due to farrow 6 feed piqsW C LaPrad Phone Greqorv 4F32 Lost A Brown Coon Hound, 7 months old, Stands about a ft high, black on tail Will pay 4810 Burgess Rd GREAT AMERICAN LOVE STORJES Meet Martha Hilton, the scrub girl who waited and WON 1,0am how she stole the, heart of Gov Benning Wentworth Its just one of six absorbing truelife romances Read Great American Lovfe Stories, starting in The American Weekly, celebrated magazine with 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 12, 1949 Description An account of the resource October 12, 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 1949-10-12 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2b16823a2c6c1c46b8dd0848b4e1debc.pdf 5fb3929d1741b9e14835d77aa43ff3fd 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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JiM gywgl Wedaeedoy October 1 1949 Mo, 41 MWrigan fear WWGHB01UW OUR DEMOCRACY 4yMti SCHOOL ISKWS i 4irreut Commas e i Oo iusner, hit wile Roae and SP indicate the proposed Paul Williams were found guUty Mageovfcr the Straits ok Mack oi resisting arrest in Stcckbriage 5fC Su71 l000 oatirv last May in the circuit court a l Lrr Holwl A,8n wwtfl Lansing last Friday Mrs riisner adopted a resolution asking taj kicked Omcer Beeman oi Stock governor and legislature to us bridge so badly bt bad to have Wary eifort to get it built They pointed out 50 percent oi the cost would be paid by a grant at con areas and the remaining 40 by the sale of revenue goods to priwate investors They say Mich will lose a good bet if the trafac bottle neck is removed and enqin eers iorcast that trainc would r, tripled by such a bridge 6000 empLoyeas at the Fai Motor Co, will be engihle to retire April 1 1930 on pensions cu 100 a month The company lias 13,000 employees who are 60 yrs 0d jftjj r POrem AN0f0ZEi6HT TWt M0KAt ttJK0 THC WAL15 0 Hit HOUSt THc AMD Deep, rrYA ttN or A HARO WNTCM IF HC MOB BMMXOW eUMOWlr WCATHtft WILL EC MJtOw 4 1 AA 0X0 WiATHt 4oW Ir With the election oi Wyley Kirk oi Fair grove at chairman oi the state agriculture Com rum ors are riie that Ghas Fiqy dir ector will be replaced Gov Williams continues to put Republican state officials on the defensive He has ruled that all purchases oi the state highway Sept must be approved by state administrative board Mich, banks paid the state 3503,673 in interest last year according to State Treas Brake Gov Williams asked him to collect farther interest on 32,000,000 in state funds not paying inter est Brake Jaimed it was no practical to do so owinq to re quirements of banks of 30 dayt on withdrawals The supreme court in Oct will rule whether former Gov Kim doctaia services, J H Paul and John Dancr have bought the Holins Lumber yard ai btockbridge im ana Mrs, Hussell Gross, nans announce the engagement of iaeir daughter, Klisaoeth to raj wara Shuoert oi Stockdrige I oecrge Careen of Howeii went to Detroit last week to attend the baptism of his great qreat grand daughter Barbara lean, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bur , den at the Metropolitan M E church Born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Rowse Evelyn Bowman of How ell Oct 11 a daughter I At the reqent Boy Scout courH of honor held at Hamburg scouts received tenderfoot rafcnq Tho following were from Pinckney Bill Clark Geo Clark, Robert Clark Dick Darrow, Bill Brady Richard VanSlambrook, Ray mond Wagoner Gerry Wakefield Richard Miller Gerry Henry Richard Dyer Junior Henry Clyde Fleming, former Wash tenaw county treas charqed with embezzling 15,000 stood mul when arrainqed in circuit court last week J ast Wcsek threa Chelsea pec pie moud up near the 100 vear mark Samuel Guherie celehmt ed his 95th birthday Alma Pier ca her 93rd and Mrs David Sch neider ner 95th Ihe Brighton school electors J Ifefc, TL V M mh f, tmni Sigler will bo appointed, special purchasinq pros in the bribe case agamss eaBt of bcho0 Ex Senator Johnston or ML ie , fc7nn nntA rrrisinrr 3700 ClNtlUTl6K0AMetjCAN HAVf WATCHtD ttftOLOtlMt SI6N tUT,WHATtVt THC fJN, WlVl AlWAYf tOOKBD AHIAO, rMm mu FOPVTHB COMING CASON MAKING M HOMt AtfftfAftM 6UfL0tNO9 Wf ftf WIATHIRrTHJHT POTTINO BV LtNTKfir WOOO PQ FUIL, CAVING IN A OoOD SumV OF ItolMrMMTHI HAAVMT rm WirtS fROM ADRIAN 1 TO 12 Th R kv Tbe Repubhcan state adminis Piickney met a gooa St Meuy hative board is under hre for in tam uom arian nere rnaay vstaiq 671000 in social secur nigni and weia lucky to win io liY funds in the 1 Siglo apart iu i 3 jvluiys haa, Uie can oJ roents at TusconAruduring Gov uie rinckney i5 ya line as tht,,Sigier8 adrninistraUon The gume ended ana 4,Jnere haa apartments have been a white ben time lor one moro pi ay iephant since birii and there is roigut have tied tte scare i a possibility the money may be Pmckney qot awayto an early 1 or P01 lX at leastaltnough StarBand 4ea 18 to ti at Uw hali jj 4is guaranteed by the fHA AU of Wnckney touchdw were Slaifc Treas Brake who seems to scored by Mlton Maitisn attei nave handled investment says ho had caught passes tiu,wv i 1S customary to invest ir out of oy he Jeifreys i 3 covr 101 tne 3l3te projects if they pay CJ aitimpts iailed i giar rate of interest Adrian got a touchdown in ti 1st quarter after comp liiq a I TV MAM ,, pass and scored again in me n J, tv wa k,dnaP Jrd period on an aroana ed ai7 V, 01 play Thir cunvvrsion atumpts ,a 0 boV f ,7 r ,iMev jfork btate over 50 yearb u9 He was picked up by 2 men in a horse and buqgy and neer In the last half Pinck ipy appa 31tly trea and Adnc hqan ti march down iht iieli which nci 3d 1 the 15 yd line as the qame rnaVd Tlurt was a mixup on th time Adrian claiminq the ro ter e t d tli m they had 3 minuj i cs left when he said thoy only ha i 3 seconds Don Coylo was hurt n tKis gum and nny be OJI f r ih sea son sen agamDurkiq the year num ous Charlie Rosses showed up but they were all fakes In Ann Aruui last week day per ate attem pts were made to prove a found ing was the lost Ronnie Thomp son His parents were Detroit cit izens in moderate circumstances, ihuy hired a stranqe baby sitter io take care of Ronnie in 1944 mens Mich State college has an all time enrollment record of 16,051 Last year It was 15886 Contracts have been awarded for the construction of a 500 bed unit at the Northvi11 mental hospitarto cost 12,000,000 for 5,75000 and raisinq to improve it The Brighton city council is all wrought up because only 72 was collected in traffic volation fines durinq Sept The South Lyon school board is advertising for bids for a cin der block building 40x60 to sere as a shop and agriculrurr bldg They will also buy a new j 48 passenger school bus r A A , niknKr, The new 300,00000 wina of Extended area JfWLZL Methodist Old Peoples Home, vice wili maugerateaetwj wQfl aedicated last j , eVeeM gsMBj o V TTtS AMICAVCHAJAfiWwWdittldHT If CXEMPUFIfP IN MANV WAYS, ONE OP WHICH If OOJt OWNCWHIPOF UFB IN5UAWCr FOUR OUT OF FfVf FAMfLIf f AfcST TOOAV wrATHfFOOflNOTHeiiFUT0Mf TWROUfH ITI FROTH Social Happeuing UlLKUl iNEWS hAktiilUJ ioaJriUE SEBVICL MAnbriALL y bffiAnS LaUonis bpeara son of bdwara opears ana the late Hose mf rjf wai married to Caihrine MarudaY Masses 800 and 1000 Brighton, Dexter and howeii Wov i, 1949 When this taces place Rinckney customers will be abi Sunday It contains 50 rooms The Argus Inc of Ann Arbor will sell the machinery m its clos to make cans to these places Chelsea plant which started without paying tall charges, Custl ea ni F ,, omen in tnese cuies will also be able to call toe to Pinckney Experience has shown trie co wnen such free toll is given tho call rate jumps to five times thi regular rate When this is storied Pinckncy telephoae rates will be moved up to tne permanent schedule authorized by Hie commisston Pinckeny now has 377 phones SAaii oi Uetroit on bat momma Ine service was performed at u amption Urotto in the presence oi more than one hundred gueu tne bride is a dauqiuer c Peter MarshaiL iormer Pmcxnc resident, ror her weadinq bn chose a gown of white satn a signed with a fitted bodice ana c full skirt which extended into c Court train The round of qecr a satii durinq the war It has already csed iU two Minneapolis 9tte waaccented oy plants This is in line with its vej bertha and a hnger Up veil c organisation program EDWARD GBOOMES Eaard Groomes 59, of Portage Lake died at St Joe hospitahAnn Arbor Thurs after a weeks illness He was employed bv the GerlschBarkdow Adv Co Sur mat may be called free The new viving are his wife, KathrynThe illusion fell from a tiara of seea pearls Her arm bouquet was a par30raa white roses She was escorted to c Novenna Devotion Fridays at 7u p m, Congregational Confusions Sat 730 900 pm SundaySiJjeio l0fj mass tndas alter Novena Devotiop goMMUNorir CHURCH Ccnrecattonai ev D D brady, v,iuster Chetr Pmcttse Wed nights Organist and Ckoir Director Mtt Merwin Campbell Ihur tve b00 oible btuay at the D , , , und disappeared with Ron Pinckney plays Scuth LyunJnie and neither were ever seen thre r,Xi Fnday and should 11 ,igam Recently uie Foote family whu took Ronnie from an Ann Ar bor founding home in 1944 notiled the Thompsons of his resemblance to the missinq boy He answers the description anc has th webbed toe, crimped ear and other marks of the missinq Ronnie Accordinq to the home the boy wn found by authnrilies living with a Mexican family in Ilansina and taken away be cause he was not qettinq proper car The Mexicans claim a woman gave him too them sav ing he belonged to her unmarri ed lister The home in Ann Ar clmms to have a birth certificate showinq he wa born in Toledo in 1944 vn This team tie d Harhona 7 io 7 cnd lost to Iikstor nnd Dexter bv biq scores Doxtr ik inq ih m 38 to 0 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oct 21 South Lvn Uive Oct 28 Pvfer, n Mo I1 HonlancV here Nov 5 Stockbridge there OTHER SCORES Brighton high school pijctica ly limed khe League of Lakea ciiampioristiip Friday niqht when they defeaiod Dexter 7 to U Brighton still has Manchester to play but are big favorite to win bu Marys Cuuiouc unuioa nxV tJmtMm Vif Brightens , 19th straight iUj nwwM TyUctory The teams were evenly matched with Dexter havinq the heovier team Carney scored tho winning point for Briqhton in threatening a 40 yard piss from Wisier Dexter lost the ball on fumbles 4 times inside the Briqht on JO yd line The qame was hard fought, and Dexter and Bn gliton players twice enqaqed in fistciffs 2000 people saw the ner Free ToU Service will give mem funeral was at the Muehling Fun 44S7, I eral home Ann Arbor Saturday Monthly rates for individual re ,M ,,, siderjces will be increased from MBS ILUAN FOX 23 to 3A 4 party lines from Mrs Lillian Fox died at 175 to 2J00 2 party lines will be 250 a month and business Increases 75c to 150 a month Subscribers in mis aera will re oeive an up to date Deyler direct T tne altar by her father, by whom she was given in marriage Catherine was attended bv Francis Grouse of New Haven,a bridesmaid Her gown was ex powder Jslue, and she wore mochsn while hat Edward Spears Jr was hir br thers best man and the guesti ssated by Gerald and Ambrose Kennedy of Howeii Following the ceremony a re home in Pontioc Sunday She ception and breakfast were er was tne daughter of the late joyed at the home of the bride j Alexanaer Mcintyre oi Pinckney father, and later me newly weds J Surviving are a daughter Elean left for a months honeymoon in or, a brother Clyde, of Pontaci Flo game Other scores were Chelsea 25, Saline 0 Mason 28 Howel 6 Williamston 40, Dansville 8 Les lie 20, Fowierville 12 Ann Arrxr 6, Bottle Creek 0 University 20 Dundee 0 Thursday A Grup from our , orttruT Church will attend the District iBCW50xr MABKAGE UCCM8ES 27, Brig 23, Brighton and a brothei, bugene, of Fow Since her graduation from cJjfor Decision Evangelism ConJference at the Vpsilanti Cqngl Church at 800, Sunday, Oct 23 1030 Church Service Sermon God and the Nations Celebratinq World Or der Sunday, as climax of United Nations Week as set apart by the Secretarial of the United Nations Organization 1130 Sunday School Topic Put ting Out firust in God isa 26 and 30 700 Pilgrim Fellowship Meeting Leader Bill Brady Topic St je The fight over farm price support or subsides waged in comgress last week Two plans were offered the Brannigan plan and the Anderson plan The purpose of both is to keep farm prices up Wo fail to see just winy thes measures should draw such great opposition Now it is gener ally conceeded that the prosper ity oi farmers is linked with the prosperity of the nation As h prospers so do we There are years of abundance here and years of famine 1949 is a year of abundance and this country raided a qreat many times more reps4han they can consume on the VOTE OCT 25 J Now Uirowino them J , 11 l market and letting the prices seek The echool district Pan wouW crea a No 2, Harris, Reeves Sprout, Mor gerioug 0 he This same ble Hause Pettysville Cady and tfied haek me Ho ver days of 193132 and the price of wheat fell to 30 cents a bushel Now with that limited in lerviUe The funeral was at Pan Detroit High School Catherin uac today with burial at Pinck has been employed by the Det u DM 1 roit Edison Co LaDorus is a qraa Paul e W Davis Tt Boaht mf 1 Pindcnev ftqh School, cmd spent 5 one half military service, much was spent in Europe with the Press Censorship Division He is now employedby me Webb Con Co of Detroit dstae, BoeeseatT ft fcanton Verao Bower 24 BnQitw Marie Olden 20, Howeii Mer l rr1 SuFence SCHOOI OF OISTBUCTIOM ATland spent 5 one haH I Lamr Laine 46, ncmmL r loreoce DEITEB l inttnr service, much of which Moshe 44 Howeii Stanley Pev M ,c P x STSO, Lansing, Sadie U 55 Lodge No 78FJ, uZm Sdtxmd Davison 2S Bn A M Olive Lodge oi Cbelsea HpweU Bicbort UOTsaa, md Wasbtencrwlidge of DeiterI wift bold a school oi instruction at Deqttr on Friday mght Oct 21 eiarnno at 8 p m The wade AUDBVS BBOISBBft GET 15 will be Jn ite srd xieacee JUU 4frUfEUB omoers oi Uvinaston Lodge ace1 asked to attend A lunch will be served alter the school oi instruct ion V S rIliaffds, dep srand SL Fisfaer Olin iecturer will be m abecfe emended 3t Pboen SCHOOL U5TT O0EAZBD sTTT Tiiislniili Twes Oiebect vatacs turned down po ,p ejboth eflboal psoposinone evbmkt Donald and WBL Andrus of near Brighton convicted of man slaugher in the robbery and deed th oi Frank Cube 83, Brighton mexabant on April 36 last were sentenced to from 13 to IS year in Southern Michigan prison t fedora by Jttdge Willis L Lyons at Howell Satur Tuesday Auxiliary Meeting at home of Mrs L JHenry W M 36 8KX p m Wed, 400 Junior Choir Practise 715 Senior Choir Practise Thurs, Oct 27 8O0 Monthly teachers meeting ta the RarsonCALVAgf MBWIOfBTE Rev Esra Beacny, Pastor Cordley Lake will vote on consol, idation Tuesday The polls are open from 1 p m to 8 p m Put nam No 2 votes in the high sch , ,, STgyl The other dUlucts m f0 V Putnam town hall buV an LT1 J in ruiuu factories closed up banks and Ine new district wiii have an stores failed on account of lack csLessed valuation of over two j of buying power These farm iniLUon dollars There will be 454 price supports are necessary to en the census This will make keep the buvina oower of tb ,4513 of valuation to support people up where it belong each census child os compared with S2450 in Jirickney at the pr V ,ent time This compares with y30C7 in Fowierville 3195 in Bri Detroit and the state of Michi gan is all het up over the death 3hu,nS4111 m HoweUand 4206 of Talmadge uesey f tiie n Hortland By forming tho rural fight ring in Detroit last week acticviwral aMrfct the peoplet from injuries he rc , inthe Pinckney area can support fight The hue andcry bw 1 r high school, provde a raised 32g rSd better elementary education pwJwhidiJJ abetter highschool, provde a raised1 anjnvon is I better elementary eduxiuon proved which 7,igram and equalize the cost of but rt wont accomfAJ anyttog Scaos in the area I 1 te Hm m eriXti UndkxnapoUs auto races 1U4S MASONIC MWSfREi, SHOW , ball 5 have been kOsed Asst Supt Marvin e4I0 P Wm Cottage Prayer Meetings Wed 4 P M toa denied heir motion for a OfPUWEVEPY ed to4hm at a special elected I in efceurt mese last Ked 713 elates were cast Bom soton were close The sanesAslim to bond for S38M0Q tost fc75 vtotoe tbese beinq 287 W me Aodrtmboy ate0 JWitoteyott in te rCW ter aad acteet the pmos J would appeal meoase tomejepJOMUIT I6AGC COMC BOOK J mem to ertee tt smlls lost by 15 rne court on writ of esror ejwJih Tne Dewoit Sunder Times1 nion, wff i hom win be held e me ooJ Tiadfl lor 10 days pendiog 1 peed decimoti Alter several months practise and a the Masonic Buiiding Assn will out on their Minstrel Show at the school Oct 27 and 29 In addition to the minstrel show there ace number oi acts oi audeviUe, TL, iiilirlntT dancer Ann Albor Donald pom pson, iiancer, Whttmas Lake Barbae Shop Quartet nm bor ed YpsflsmtL Bird of Wayne football payer in Ann Arbor recently died of injuries mem hcrte lost their lives going aer Niagara Falls in a feajpel U rKjminq ever came of it The dpe m of Buesey is omly one 4E mm rinnwrrmnst WsMl m time to mo mf wilL vteMito be anaftier wB wmcjBdt fcsH emspwi fpjswmws f WF t TwoSmr EdiuotL pseeermnq m walejsj hoemtes, 4mwes wnd pmwW m jrtv esi , V The Lome Aid vjBWSBVWBV PVSW m JBsWBS or ttrfi sw SSF B I amer Caoq Bvch wisb to take misj QSVS JfVf 11 1 Bft UPQmr io 4h afl 4j4MH MWE v BBJl mmmw BA smsYssmBMesBV LBBSWBBBB JsAsjsejgBBjfefeejsu , , A1 W SWSSSB mBjsn wv ewsBswessjBsmV SAewwwsmwws wei wiwwweisjBv ISB Tmsrl ms foutbeB I , A WT iMilMt Pinckney Civic Improvement Asn The Next Meeting is MONDAY, OCT Z4tfc Bring the Children to See Movie by Gerald Heat on Don t Forget Halloween Maiquvrade Dane MonOct31st iearsAge Tb hurch air held at the j ixvjuse Fri and Sat wcu a bkj success 240 was cleared Mrs jahntdwell bona ht the memorial quilt at auction ior 550 The Hon James ODonrall o Jackson will speak on the political issues at the opera house Oct 29 The Slayton Symphony Qrch j estra gave a tine entertainment at the opera house Wed night Bernard Glenn is workinq ior the Home Correspondence school of Springhekl Mass He has this county AVON HEATER Friday Safcuday OM u n Alan Load skendb Marshall U a Weesm J Hwui Days WHBSPSBIHG SMITH Sysspbaey b psMch, HbnJ Occupat waft, Mr GieuadJteq Take t the Air Sunday Tuesday, October 23 2 THE PABADINE CAST with Gregory Feck Ann Todd pfc Neve BED STALIN THE KXXIES Aiihuf From Hirriket Leatrise Joy Wallace Ford iaj HjwdoftrldByOe, mttt k 0 Geovge ,8ttjrtAa AT HNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM 940 P M TO 100 A M 2 CLE rGG iJrll H1 uh 111 ii IT liit t lu ll i lJ J I j 1111 n MODERN SiYLE liiTLJuy IriKrv Oil ill rw ikk drill , , i io n into ti IiviU iii Im iiiil i th M iMan itiii i a ion rui iMiI i I in, ci i n it It K Iml, 1 i 1 i i 1 tlii a u iltriitk it M llh i MVlil Usui fi IMiil i i FAMILY AFFAIRS ifi Uell tin re uiv mtn in i i kinsfolk iiiittj tii troit for JxamJt, , i daughters work t u Lo I hoard In lonliuc tl ic , employees included in mi, brothercijler fiitlm o u brothercousin, and iidi riiii, some cases, working lu, iIK ii ptillV ha heeojiH fdino i ni i a V i IKI i TV H dione riwv lime lor all WIO ibc il TMf il aiiMlalv vali1d oinc ditai fioni iriemL iiiid i ililioi to the fernicr If niuiiel, iijjdiii l oric cij ollrn lives i ores, to buy MICH IGA One l ell or order uinetihi or Ul Io an a uinanec mav ave inni tnde of driyiiiv man, mimnior hours of vnr v, liirh can e lot d io lii fiiii When you ihink of I he Wavk it ooe the , t of the telrphoi i really mighty small BELL TELEPHONE t p y HgHHHlip Notice To the legal school electors of District No 1 frl of the township ot Pumam, county of Livingston District No 3 of the township of Putoam county of Livingston District No 4 oi the township Ptaam county of Livingston District No 9 irL of the township Putncan county of Livingston District No 10 iriof the Township Putnam, county of Livingston Disuict No 2 frL of the township Hamburgcounty of Livingston District No 3 frl of the township of Hamhurg,county of Livingston District No 9 of the township of Hamburg,county of Livingston Slate of Michigan A meeting oi the legal school electors of the school districts herein designated will be held as provided in Chap 5 Pt 1 School Code, in THE TOWN HALL in the village township of PINCKNEY, county of Livinq ston and State of Michigan, on tbe 251 day of QCT A D 1949 at 1 oclock P M for the purpose of voaa upon the question of consolidating said districts with that oi district No 2 of the town ship of PUTNAM, county of Liv giton, and State of Michigan a graded district maintaining 12 Jly Q fffm o rural agricult ural school district, as provided jfaCbap M 1 School Code Hie voting wB be byballot Doled Ale 1st day of OCT A D 1949Gladys McCallum Superintendent of Schools Livingston County Michigan Tb Pxobat Coiut ior tht County of Llvingtlon At a MMIOA of Mid Court hld a ait Puie CWk a Oi City of How ell in the said County, on the 8th day of October A D 1949 Fresentoa Hiram Smith Judge oi Profeatla the Matter oi th Estate of Lewis Moore, Deceased it appearing to to oorirt tbat th time for presentation of claims against said estate should JM limited, and that time and ploce be appointed to resiv, Tamine and adjust all claims rmit Wmtkr fflld S and ta the iead heirs ef said deceas d end to inherit the estate of leh said deceased died seixed should be ad iudicaied ft it Ordered, That aU oi the crediors of said deceased are required to present their datms to said Court at said Probate Office, and to serve a copy thereof upon Aanee Galbreath, a drain ed Enos Burden has rented his iarm Io Mr Root oi White Oak The Isabel Elevtitor Co at An derson now handles coal 35 people met at the James Hoff home and gave Chas a sur prise on his 21st birthday Tues A social was held at the Albert Wilson home last week to raise money to paper the school Chas Miller has typhoid fever George and Lon Flmtoft or working on the Grand Trunk railroad W C Hendee and Fred Grieve are drawing their apples to the dryer at Howell Albert Mills left Mon for Mich City to travel for the Surpjise Bed Spring Co Property in the oil district at Fowlerville has jumped from 50 to 75 per acre, Thomas Carrol and family are moving to Detroit where he works for the M C railroad The PutnamHamburg Farmers met at the F L Andrews home Sat The following were on ths program Mrs W H Plaoeway, Iva Placeway Jennie Haze, Ad die Kice Ed McCluskey Clayton Placewa F L Andrews, Mrs Francis, Florence Kice Mrs Delia Clark 77 died at her home here Tues She was the widow of Charles Clark, and was bom in Ireland Funeral from St Marys church Thursday Enos Burden is going to Calif The big coal strike has been settled by a tribunal appointed by Pres Theodore Roosevelt Robert Glenn sold a pig for 25 last week a good price 25 Years Ago Pinckney beat Stoclridge there Friday 18 io 6 Vic Bourbon nai3 ran 30 yds for a touchdown Don Swarrhout made one also but the referee disallowed it Mrs Sophia Blunt, widow of P Blunt and Pinckneys oldest resid ent died last week Miss Anna Clark entertained 20 friends at her home Fri night atj a prenuptial party for Miss Blanche Hendee The house was decorated in pink and with flowers and hearts A mock weddinq took place with Daisy Roberts as bride and Mrs Agnes Kettler as i groom Mrs Alta Meyer was min ister j MrsIva Reason entertained at cards Wed in honor of her guest Miss Lillian Boyle Prizes were won by Fannie Monks and Nellie Gardner Born to L G Devereaux and wife Oct 18 a girl i Born to A W Vince and wife j Oct 21 a son Gene Dinkel has bought Congl parsonage to fee Ball Qane DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN SAND Technical Oufcioor Dtama Siam, S180 oleen GryRary Calhoun, Charlie rtin i r nBncfsMse sAsHlejBnAvV BsVscBsBwVPflft Cartoon Feu aad Fouftaa Atoned Suada, Stove 3371 Wedaeday TWieaay October H V SERGEANT YOHK Friday Saturday October 21 Double Featara H chat ct4ftripji 0tft 22 Goty Cooper, Wahex BrenaooL Joan Leslie, Margaret Wlchejrlyi Shows 710 924 ComingtYoure My Every thincj Look ior the Silver lining Tulsa HowelL Michigan TuesWecL Thurs, Oct 1MIJ1 Clark Gable Alexis Smith k my umu Tim Holt el GUN SMUGGLERS ANY NU MBR CAN PLAY Wendrll Corey Aubrey Trotter Creedr Cartooa Sunday, Monday Oct 23 24 Color Cartoon In Cinecolor Btarrhif John Payne, Gail Patrick Sterling Hayden, Dick Foran George Gabby Hayes Color Cartoon News TuesdayVednesdayThurs, IOct2S, 26,27 Ray Milland, Jean Peters Paul Douglas b IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING Color Cartoon Novelty News Friday Saturday October 21 22 Jon HalL Adel Jergens la THE MUTINEERS Also RED STALLION in the ROCKJES In Cinecolor with Jean Heather, Ray Collins Cartoon 1 u m ii i Tminri Sxuidav Monday, Oct 33 24 Sunday Shovs ,15 P M Conllnuous WALT DISNEYS Color by Technkoloi SO DEAR TO MY HEART Stantaa Burl Ives Beulah Bondt Luana and Bobby Drisccll Comedy Canoes News Tuesday, Wednesday, pct2S, 26 Paul Henreid Joan Beanett Comedy IB THE SCAR Cartooo NOTSltJ the 8XAXE Of WiCHIGAW the Probate Office in tbe City of How UvlMStOB At a session of said Court buld is the CJy 9i Howell io said County aa the 3rd day oi October A D 1S49 Preeentiios ttixam R South, vaae Probate In the Matter of AM Estate oi Olivor L Davis, M I Clara L Davis and Albert L Smith henr inv tiled in said Court their final account as guardians of scad estate, and petition praying ior allowance thereof It is Ordered, That the 3let day of Oct itratrijt at aid estate, whose address is A D, 1948, at ten oclock in the iiipen from 1 oclock JEL M io gclock P MJ 17 fJZZL t affict L ZTCZn j 27 day or December A D 1947 xrppheby appoinied for liearing EOST pet tea oclock in the Plumbing HMltey Oinkef eie said tbne amtnarkw and adtostmont of a dairas end deenands aaainst said deoeased aed lor tfie adfudioatlon and detervlrHTt ism of OM beta at law oi said deoeasod etfno ftai ef hit deafh onttaW lo iahor H fee eHe of wttkh tbo esosseid died It to Farther Oedeced, that pubac not boetseehy fmhftnrsrk of o lor7 in aW B flssith ef In torn Mrs WinJfced Gfawoe had as neeli on Smfaf Mr and Mrs SMTS sfrJn iocft It Is Further Ordered That ostoe OMceal be firen by ef a copy of this order lei ftm mM day of publ M one of many iiogs Features 1 Heres your stainproof sink glassware See all the otbc at no extra cost Glisten specials of this , iag porcelain enamel, Beattyware sink Ca r rumh cup strainer, extra for VRVE Kttchcn Si large rriin special edge 6r Booh t 1H9s PlUVrJG I t f J MYRON I HIJGHE MAfTEB PLUMBEB reiephooe Pinckney 157FM ohkrted Is A w c Oi Probate Dont target the bingo party to be put on at the Pinckney scboo on the night of Nov 12 by VFW Post No7301 PinckneyThe pmee are aU live Turkeys Mr and Ma Emeet Sew arv Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel call ed at the farina Gasidner hosne in Hkshland Svndar eloWailaf 4be 16 The pheasant season lasts this year There is expected to be a 25 percent increase ovev last years kill of 633400 art la ekiy Oa SePointe f40fiUe JMMMM A new ail eid was opened up ist week near Case City, Tue XHinty when a well was hro uht in on the Cad Winchester hnty when a weiwas near Monroe 90S a Ml efif Iff 4 wer taken in the nt 4av C mmerciat frfeejauam on tbe1 pared oeV Ocat Lakes haws nreeented 0 petition caking a Vacae ecacj 174 czrss M iate Owd u rrductkm oi lals trout arid1 ore open to pettc ISM A ear Thie lfmi ip can take Cseoons opep on MkelMic ftodaei otnds inthe loo te JsMsfcsaKWUMSMV IA ia is4 Mil VML IL wed by nil ccui oi 2T2J2S ar fit lkflAnk Cwm 0SJ SJSJ VMR SO leSSBgV JOSA 111 ygffS mnl April L M50 ed Ctafe to accept Otdtaance Ma 1 at dhow up by A VcmWmhlsv oa a Oil K Stanley Diakel Etectoxu Sup 3106 Paui Oniail Ponlina 10C lavey Hdwev MMC 235 Abe Harass Cfeanina Sis 80 Howard Hces 0C Frank A Snfaey Pointing Pinckney Siana 30QC fee Ooafc OcaMakw oi Flag 0C Motto by CVtffr wOTnrtr1 by Otto Pouison Traffic Notices 500 Sfcrb allow fattowina bitt Carried no toad ad Sons Mxsc Sup, Motion to ijm 45301 MUdrod Ackfey, Clerk THE PWCOCtY MASONIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION m BB VXLLAOI Or KNOW omNANcma out A Qidtatfno la provide regutabou wiring cojrtuctloii quiptneiu, altoraon, impair and occupancy ol hniWftnj, aad oth er structures and to provide lor the violation ol its provision Thm VUUge oi Pteckney ardoaft Section t All residence bouses hereafter caasfcucted with in the Village mate shall bo placed upon foundations oi mas onry extending at least two Jeet below the ground level and up to the first floor or the Joss hereof Such supporting waus shall completely enclose the bunding and be impervious to rats The same shall contain inside toilet and piumbinq facilities The same shall contain not less than 6u0 sq ft oi liveable floor space, in computing livab ie floor space, there shad be ex cluded liuar space contained in basement, it any The outside oi such residence houses shall be finished with wood, shingle or campositiarf sliding, stucco brick, stone or mas onry tAA The chimneys oi sucta residence houses ihail be oi stone, mas onry or brick and shall contain adequate flues Any roai oi such residence hou se wnich has more than onequ arter pitch shall be covered with wood or composition shingles duch roots may also be construct ed oi tile or slate 4 Section 2 All sheds garages and out buildings not intended lor residence ocupancy hereafter constructed within Village Urn its shall be finished with wood, shingle or composition siding, stucco, brick stone or masonry An roof of such shed, garage or out buildings which has more than one quarter pitch shall be overed with wood or composition shingles Such roof may also be constructed oi tile or slate e Section 3 It shall be unlaw hil within fbe Village limits to use house trailers for residence occupancy without a permit be tag first obtained from the Yiil age Council Section 4 The Housing Law oi Michigan Act 167, riitMit Acts oi 1917 as amended as u present in effect and cm the same may from time to time hereafter be amended is hereby aaoptea in all of us provisions and is made a port of and a supple meat to this ordinance The pro visions thereof shall in every re sped be recognised and enforc ed the same as any of the oth er provision bret The location of any building upon the lot upca which it 1 alt uated and the stse of tne yards and courts tbaU bas provided by said housing lew unless other wise siprosriy determined by a sarung oStoance duly enacted efintoftw aw neights of rooms in residence houses and cooioan to the reodrements oi seed housing low Section 6 Bbould any wTckBaee or teVrttfosrQJ jyjjf essMeeiSPe W w a MM sflBBBsseMOP B9 4sMpQwBwRe sVTy teUsF umrt ss 1 SBSBolieV the ftaeW , S8ST4 35J1il 1 4UM ae 41 ejMlt or ewf Xmm fcafBpafti V mtemorfal to a soldier of Peace L PslSfctise who a f, L,wiw Mily honored at Uu r hc 0 h VS SecfwtaryGeneial Trvve lie v a iu v runveils the tablet Behind MI aie D , 1 u on Count Bernadottes wof in r5r Sir Alexander Cidcr, rrvavnoMt 1 V Klnfdom to UA and v ifT jm , Mweden, Cent Bernadotti s xiAyi UJ, 1, 1 Ware Are They, a,U Utrv A3 H ,, 5 J s mi,Vi Kashmir 5LsZi vhtr th, bute a Kathmr should lur t J Have n scpsplf by Lolh tounir ci 1 1 v U h miUiary servers zy on veZ Y L 1 , r J 8 MJteaaat and a Canadian colonel mirtM rt or UN CMmutoB check piticM 0npS EggCultured Vaccine io Protect Cattle KXAB3gm the aUe eisesse welds UUs v ,y mur b now a prattle posoifaftUtjr, itesetture flraaizrtioc tee rjaitad Nftdeos MMii5 ar Aea aad Caeaelaji srffistfels 4het y ffrewaof liie vis imide fccss f34re3t wrcrlae fc i tm epssef V Hue til VIL SHOW AT PWCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL Thur, Oct 27, Sat, Oct w 1 tftmMwectfitoMrffHit TION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN CUrioid Miller, bene Thompson Winifred AberdeenXitaey Diokel Mae Xaller PRODUCTION COMMITTEE DIRECTOR and PRODUCER , ACCOMPANIST TICKET MANAGER WARDROBE PROGRAM BOOKS OUN ROBINSON WINIFRED ABERDEEN FLORENCE BAUGHN IOHN BURG Irene Thompson, Mildred Miller Florence Baughn PAUL CURIAM INTERLOCUTOR PREMOER ENDS END MEN CIRCLE M r THE CAST MpsMeBei Hftl MR PERCY ELLIS OLIN ROBINSON NELSON MUfLLER WIN BAUGHN NORM MILLER ONA CAMPBELL CLIFF MILLER Clyde Fisher, Jim Boyd, Otto Poul son Jack Henaett Merwin Camp beliloe Griffith Frank Aberdeen Gaorge Gardner L J Henry Bob White, Clare Miller Lawrence Baughn OPENING CHORUS By Entire Co mpany SWANEE RIVER Song Dance PART ONE MUSICAL NO 1 MUSICAL NO 2 MUSICAL NO 3 BEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE MUSICAL NO 4 DARKTOWN STRUTTERS BALL Song and Dance DIXIE Nelson Miller, Olin Robinsonjim Boyd, Otto Poulson Frank Aber deen, Clyde Fisher Norm Miller JUGTOWN BAND Win Baughn, Clare Miller Cliff Miller, Ona Campbell George Gardner MUSICAL NO 5 CHLOE NELSON MILLER MUSICAL NQ 6 WEDDING DAY lack Hannett Nelson Miller, Jim Merwin Campbell MUSICAL NO 7 KENTUCKY BABE MUSICAL NO 8 OLD MAN RiTVER MUSICAL NO 9 ALEXANDERS RAGTIME BAN D MUSICAL NO 10 FINALLE SOUTHERN MELC DY MONOLOGUE I TP ATTD BALLET INTERMISSION PART TWO VODVTL ACT ONE ACT TWO JACK HANNETT NELSON MILLER JUGTOWN BAND BY ENTIRE COMPANY ACT THREE CANT YOU HEA iviE CALUNCAROLINE ACT FOUR GO INTO YOUR DANCE ACT FIVE ACT SDC AEOLIAN FOUR SOFT 6 SWEET BOB WHITE BETTY SCOVILL Accompanist Mrs Georgia Bliss BILL BAJLEY DONALD THOMPSON BARBER3HOP QUArUVHTE SWEST GCllGIA BROWNV TEG OF MY WEART ACT SEVENACT EfGHT FDALLE ClfftTAlN MISS ANN BQU ACCOMPAnST XY BD BILLY BIRD SAT ONLY BOB WHITE I The Executive Committee oi the Masonic BuildVng Association wish to thaak all those who have given oi their time and talents toward the production oi this pro gram Without your willing and able cooperation this program would have been fanpossible en i y 1 f 4jHtjiM 111 A 1M ,r4VH4i f t sit ilry VtftiMT i Mr X J THE PBidMBY DBPATCH Wtdanday, October 1 ISIS School Electors To the legal school electors oi District No 2 Putnam Township Pinokney No 1 fr Putnam Township Harris No 3 Putnam Township Reeves No 4 Putnam Township Sprout No 9 tr Putnam Township Marble No 10 fr Putnam Township House No 2 Jr Hamburg Township Cady No 3 fr Hamburg Township Cordley Lake No 9 fr Hamburg Township Pettysville A meeting of the legal school electora of said districts will be held on Tuesday October 25 9 1949 Jrom IM oclock J 00 oclock P M for the purpose of vol mg upon the guestion oi consol idaiing the above school districts to form a rural agricultural school district as provided to Chapter 5 Part 1 School Code POLLING PLACES DISTRICT NO 2 PINCKNEY School Electors will vote in Pinckney High School Gymnasium Cltisen of United States ALL OTHER DISTRICTS School Electora will vtote in TOWN HALL, VILLAGE OFPINCKNE V A LEGAL SCHOOL ELECTOR Twenty one years of aqr nnd A legal resident 20 days prsced ing the date of the meeting WORLDFAMOUS ILLUMINATED CASCADES W SPARKS FOUNDATiON COUNTY PARK, vACH90N ATTRACT A MILLION TOURERS YEARLY T1E AiEP,FALlS MiND 550 FIFTANO DROP 64 HIT IN II FALLS AT NlCir OVEK 000 MAGICAL COLORED L,ijj FLOODLIGHT THE FAUS MD SPOUTING FOUW iS z wi lllr PUCr SALTED DOWNMICHIGAN BOASTS NEARLY 30 OF THE NATIONS TOTAL SALT PRODUCTION tr OUTPUT OP 4 MILLION TON9 Of SALT ANNUALLY IS VALUED AT r5,000,000 AUCST TWICE THAT OF ANT OTHER STATE fWXlCTION CENTER ,NEAR DETROIT , AND SAQNAW IN THE KTROT fliyft AN0 SAUNA SALT MlN DO YOU KNOW HiCAfcj FIRST PAPER MID U tiUiLT IN THE BAI3IN RiVffl VUibV IN 193, NOW, 61 MILLS W W UfcYN ANi LOWER PENINSULA COMMUNlTii PRLCj5 OlER 12 MILLION FOUNDS Of MPcrt C,TAl,NEFtt POABOARDS, WAXED PAPER, VI TlJS, NEWSPRINT AND A V OF PAPER STOCK WILY I V f W MICHIGAN WAS RfFUSCO ENTtV TO THE UNION IN IW7 UNTIL SI ,aiNOUISNfD A DISPUTED STB1P OF LAUD TO 10 IN EXCHANGE GONGfiCS3 CAVE MJCHKJAN THE UPPER PfNINSULA MICHIGAN PROFITED HANDSOMELY FRQM ITS VAST MINERAL DEPOSITS AND CHAND 9CENIC TREASURES MfflM FMTVtf JM PfP by Ms MCHV TOOWSr COOMCMMol6 P vyj v Malaria Control in Turkey I iSi now iBtonatteBtl health JH55E l iMeeSi for Sf 1tJMDirector, CAIN6S DOC RSAPCH CLHTt ANCIENT EGYPTIANS SO NNDRSHIPPEP THE VOC THAT WHEN A PET DIED IT WAS CUSTOMARY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY TO CO INTO MOURNING, ADONIS, wEMcusHserrzx, WAS THE FIRST DOC AUTHENTI CALLY RECI9TEREP JN THE US IN AN AVERAGE YEAR 30,000 F6RSOHS EXHIBIT, THEIR ANIMALS IN AMERICAN POC SHOWS S 1819, Gaines Dog Research Center, N Y C Jni8is Learnfrom 7A 4 A troop of nutrition specialists in Greece learn how to make the neat of a short foot supply from as expert standing, rifht, from tha fta of tho UJf Feed tad Afrievltura Orfanliation FAO tteperte freai these experts aad detent of others front many nations AM h, H J wmmM Aim A WtlAr 4 K VIA fienftrtlUtf TiMMMlhaa OVER 160 BILLION 60AAD Ftf T OF LUH8ER WORTH 2i 6ILLION DOiLARS HAS BEEN CUT FROM MCHAti VtASF SIANCS Of WHITE PlMECCNTERtNG IN THE SAQNAW VftL UY MtCHONv CONSERVATION KPT, STATE COLLEbf AND SOtL CONSERVATION WSTWU5 AW NOW PWPf IUA71NG MICHIGAN FORES16 WITH 33 MJUJON SKDLtNGS YEAWY BIUOWINC WHITt SAIIS NEAflLV 1900 FORE NATTERS THREE AND FOUR MA9TED SCHOONERS ANP OTHffi SAILING VESSELS PUED THE CREAT LAKES ABOOT I8X THE LA9TOf THIS TYPF TH JT WING IS NOW A MUSEUM OF MEMENTOS Of THE Q0LVEH RA OF GREAT LAKES SAILING AT DfTKOJtt BELIE KLF MRMiNC FIRSTJ MICHIGAN STATE COUfCEfOUNDFD IN 1657, WAS AMfROS fltfST AGRICULTURAL COLL FOE ITS RFSMRCH AND EXTENSION WORK HAS HFLPEP IMPROVE MCHIGAN ACRCULTURF MICHICAN BANKS IOWOR BFTTFB IN PRODUCTION OF THF NATION 20 MAJOR CROPS, ALTHOUGH OKLY 22 IN AREA , sfiO HU KNOW nCHIGAN PROOLXS MORf IRONORf THAN AU RUSSIA WSCOVEWONfARNf CAUNff IN te44,OVW U BILLION TONS HASSiNCt BEEN SHIPPEOfROA THE UPPER PFNINSUAS ftCH MAROOETTF, MENOMINEE AND GOCfWC RANGES THROUGH THE POflTS Of FSCANABA AND MARQUETTE MKHCAM fJWMfS J1 to MKMCAy 7tymr COWL Mtf 1 I Plebiscite Administrator Meets l Internes m m 3 A iroap t forty row JJ JTJ1S ajeex r , ,, VeMsWsjBvwv vw o lotm tho work oi tho OqitflMtioo Boro, Atalnl Clutter V2 Jf fuffir SSJSrtor lor iiM orj TP The Peoples Store The Pinckney Dispatch Kniered as 2ad ciass act ot Maxcix o V67 matter at Potoliioa Suoaciiption Price 150 a Year Paul W Cuxbtt Pubtiabtt mi v v7 3T 15 Main SL, Pinckney, Mich Groceries Drygoads Gents Furnishir i MiLi aiid Mrs L woricnq at the VJ n Cannei Goods Lingerie Shoes Kennedy Gen Dfcad or A live FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY hORSS8250 OOWS 250 HOGS 50c percwi WE BUY HIDES AND CALF SKINS Phone 48 Pinckney Central Uead StoekCoJ Fi SJ fiend v or Dexioi iviu Vu,j and Mi I Us tty kUu W teaa i w auiL lep L Juoj rie lleu ox fiesta, jjpvii, oy at the Lee Lavey OUK ii Mciwm Campion xunuiv ia JJoeiait baiuraay r aad Mrs M J eaWk iii JacKion Sai4o LIKW ivs i ie bayuain back yle impietoa and iainiy v in,rbor ijptat Suao y en e Aben biiiiiey notik is MJOUI Uiurk ond Mi y Eichman veie ia ueuui lUesaay iut lunches at the cho r hJov 1 under Uie uireca u io CiJe Palmer Mrs Mtrwm Campbell and R v d Mrs Brady heard to Vie Choir at Hid uuciitoauni nu i abor Saturday Mrs Loau Sojckabie oni Mi i evtivr Ldwidge were Aarai j at una Sun aitonding the alum I r u,cui ct beanacf Acuumy ius rooronce Buuaan uod Mr IMnor Baugtiri were vists ,e hbtrt bceield home in U mbus, Ohio las Wed a iliai Cvii ana Mrs John Carver va nojed ho Robert S iea i m ei iambus, Ohio a a tn i viiibUii, hjvvrencearl and Li, j i3Jiuj n iamayj tar aoner Sun David Aberdeen atto oed toe alum a i i uiuon at Albion c aqe ov r ihe week end, j ics Mrjyer a iam y cf A n ftrGr pet Suna y ie He i aaoiaaoq p i I on e C 1 qe Of I C01 Mr and Mrs Geo sea visited rhs paioas in Ind over the we k end Coaries Srhaior was n em Mich atraq weok age V orihhv U A V t4 ii a DELIVERED 5 SS4SSSS5 CITY GAS CONVENIENCE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOME You enjoy modern city p convenience with new and dependable PH1LGAS DELIVEftED SERVICE Consider these features 1 Philgas delivered to you 2 An ample supply of Philgas for cooking, r ngeration and automatic water heating Add these advantages to the many other benefits of Philgas and you have truly mod crn, convenient living Come in and see us today arrangements will quickly be made for your Philgas Delivered Service Mr ard Mrs vvMour U entartumed 12 young p, their heme Sat Vdaht ul a h weL paity lor iVirtc wno h4 3iiiisted u tne air c no gaoS to SaiAuiaac, T x ii week Mr and Mr hoen Ca,, ae aaugnter oi Lunsmg wa c gwdks oi ivirs Jos btackaiyt itte fctucKuDie of Lanshiq p Sat, witn his motner Mi 5tciaoi Mrs iioocit umsoaa ana an, ren vvvra guesis a n,r ojt moihwi ivj3 jos biackaoi z Also jheg StackaDe 1 LanL Mr nd iVjjj rrad riad a a Mr and Ivirs James vVhi, spert tne vveek en a a ihe o Brown iiome in Detroit blij unraa Voiimar aad s, JoriR wore Sun visitors at to, u and Wilbur Eisele home n fo, ierville ,, Mr and Mrs OROL Campoe daughter and Maxine Atckinon were in Ann Arbor Satuxaay ivirs Dorothy Diiikel and child ren were Sunda guests at the James Brogan hojme in Lansing Majoi Wm Fish and wife oi o Ul C W Aiaor , n v, 1 Qi vi i t ei Ot c t vV h sa, Coyle Mrs Harley 1 j,iisi Clara Muscii att a ahers institute in n, , t 1 hur and Fn ioj aool Mash cf Ann Arbor 1, Kuth Rttor and family ck y op, rt Sun at the M y JKme i a 4Jrkinoon and daugh fa ii Arbvr spent Sat with j CJ Hendoe , vV , or Scnmidt of Long ii IN Y s visiting tier daugh Mrs j on Carooriter and lean ir SanAntonia, Tex, are visiting a the C J Clinton home Mr and Mrs Lloyd Heade ind son and Mr and Mrs Lyno Hendee were Sun guests at the d Nuoher home in Holt Tne fouowing attended the rereception tor Mr and Mrs Doni Spears at the Marshall home in Detroit Sat Lloyd Hendee ana wife Bennie VqnBlaircum and wife Ambrose Kennedy and wife I Gerald Kennedy and wife Irvin McQuillan and wife ,Letter McAise aad children civ in Dotroit ot week Lfoa i ossr and family of Ann aiLr spent Sunday witji the L cioe family Vv H Moyer aad wife Ross fled a A , ana ivlro ra i l or cturloa the VVhite Shri cara party at Howell Kri m,h The Peiiyovi L, Exteaaon Ci met witn iVira Artax Cruvhr 1 jost week I Mr3 Walker Lea therm on e daugater ol Lansing ,p nt our at uie fob iJe h aoi Mr and Mrs Wm Boatley who have bee salving et the Ea Pke home have returtod t, Cr rua Mrs Wm Shehan returnoc from University hospital, Ann Arbor last Woo Sne had tor bu guests Alfred Pfau and wife Mr at d Mrs Louis Shshan nrd W oftiir , , ift tVti A ao PpX r vwfS 3 I ve Looked at Evegr Iroe of Water HeaterWell it From e y angle, aa clectri i ftter heater is your tartest bet With the rightsized tank, youre sure of all the hot water you want whenever you want it STTCiAL FARM HATES Combination rates for installations farm house and farm buildings give frn , , lower costs than any other type of water bating No wonder 4467 of 482 I milk house heaters in the Detroit milk shed are electric HuiiiiriMUMnimTkMvMHnMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiVMiminiiiiiiiiuriiiiraiitniui s i Rebinson oda Frod Bar Nov Operating Under the Management of May fiard Clark Kennedy and wife Junior Dinkel It was held from 1 to 6 p m Mr and Mrs R I Murray of Mrs Rose Wvie and baby iau ghter are at Irod Wylo home Featuring Home Made Pies Chili Steaks and Chops, i I E Hersh your Philgas infltonJ Jt consists of two large olinderi ml a regulator device, Dunefed Service means the con verm rue you want in using Philjm fur nit i , Cooking, Refneratjoo UMI uto matic Water Heating, Hockey Gwrthcu M EAST MAIN ST PHOJlt 149 a 1 WNCTHEY Sunday cai rs were Ashcr Wv sFfaest SundaesSodaesrcmd EiaeslSundaes Sodaa and Mailed, Flintr md MrsL C Cuway oi 1S and famrly MrsfesstT Wytt Hartland Ore spent Wed with Leland Grant and family ond Mj the Hoff SisteTS i Wylie I Mr and Mrs Tom Baird of Bay Mrs Weltha Vail and Mrs E City ipent the week end with Eutthman of Horton called on Mr Mr and Mrs C H McRorie anci Mrs Wm Mercer and Mrs 2 Don bwarthout and Dr Ray M c Chamberlain Sundav Duffy returned from the north j Mr and Mrs Guy Blair and Sat with a deershot by Don Leofiard of Fowlerville caJed at Tasty Sandwiches Special This Week PINEAPPLE SUNDAE Watch for Our Weekly Special 20c Bert Harris has returned from me Roy Dillingham hom5 Su St Toe Hospital, AnrTftrbor and Mr and Mrs Ken Quiqley, Mr is staying at the, Thomas Mur an Mrs George Snivelv Betty phyhome Linj and and Mrs Joe Gearhari Marvin Shirey and family re are sprndi the wsk in Caturned home last week fmrn a adf weeks visit at East Jordon Mr and Mrs Rev Dillnqham 4 , , M E Darrow Mrs Flora Dor anl Mr ard Mrs Martin Andrr Qne Dlnlcel underwent a her Edward Speare jr Miss Gert row with Mr and Mrs HctroH son ccAd on the Claud Whitnta operation ctt Melius hoepHa nia Spears the Gerry Eichman Darrow of Detroit visited Dal iiy in Flint last Thursdcw nun ISlJlJ0 ta on O, tamily the Russ Glover familv, Darrow Sun whe is seriously ill Myctnd Mrs Ernest Kew, Chas onths vtwotton Junior also Mr, and Mrs, Uoyd VcrnBlaircuin ot th Sturqis hospital Scott and wifeomer Milliron aad WtlBhiUs removwd attend the SpeaieMcrrshall wed Dont forget the bingo paiy to ar1 wte andrlatrv Durbin of UiMnitiiUiriMMuiniUHHntnnufittiMniHt iintMtirnyuu i vvani to Serve You WltH COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE OGAR OGAalSTTES, CONFECTIONARY ICE CREAM ETC COME Of AND SEE OUR NEW MODERN STCPE MCDONALDS MGH CSBCCED Dick Atto aridw famtty alHowjdinq in Detroit Serturday i beoSt on at the Pinckney school rye and Charlotte Meyer of Albert Dinkel family atl the nlqht oi Nov 12 by VFW Briahton were Sunday qnests aT te widjng of Harpldi po No730l VttnrThe priws ubt pjnjt home 11 and Wqema Jean and Cm j fa yQtm vHlvOpRaayw JOEO y v AASLi, 3K m k i 1 Fall Specials Shot Gun Shells AH at 2fOabox Toilet Combinations 3495 1 USEP 6 it REFRIGERATOR 5995 1 STAINLESS STpEL SINK 24 000 VALUE at 15995 20 oif OQ Water Heaters THE BEST FOR LESS LAVEY HARDWARE Wodney, October 19 1949 GLASS I SERVICE FOR TRUG IstahLshed IK w 115 McPtiersonj itate Bank I PROFESSIONAL CORNER VANWBULE 4 VANWINKU p RENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXJ Fire, theit and burglary are DR AVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY BETLLKD AUTO CJLAZIER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS IVE TRUCK VTBERATIONS WE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS AND DO THE WOfCK PROHfflLYMOMPTLY G R lucCiUiwiiy i Dentin hnr ugJi North Michigan factors which cannot be over vtvZT looked Valuable papers, cur 8 , Wee, keeoeakes, Jewelry all Ofcct 935 heeidenct 14 Items which ore not In everyday use, are the targe of thieves and flams rmucney Mica I Aoomeya ct ow DaUy lltgu A st to jtf P MI rta rmgs Bex Except Weunesaay MoruiuesrrUSai oufluOp Camoterw regular ijenings W Appointments Howell Mlchlq Memorials 994 liMam St,Ann AroorMich Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming St Hewell Phone Howell 499 or 97 Monuments Markers HERB SNEKD A small rental will provide aphont g3 207 H EGrand River are proof, burglar proof deposit Howell Michigan aryjor your valuables en O jRal w InsuroceBrokeiag City Lake and Farm Property Planned, savings in the way to A Speciality happy livings t y Your prepay with e ABES AUTO PAMTS PHONE 151 1019 EAST GRAND RIVER HowelL Michigan LAVEY General Insurance McPherson State BWIK,J5 59Fa AU dposte up to KOOOJO lnur e A U C T I OHm d by out rnmbnhlp 1 4 FW F WYLS Ov 1 Ycm oi Serf, Banted p5ef,ne,J Spot Cash Notice To the legal school electors of District No 2 of the township oi Putnam county of Livingstcn,and State of Michigan A meeting of the legal school electors of, said district will be, held as provided in Chap 5 Part 1, School Code, in The SchooL building in the village of Pinckney county of Livingston, and State of Michigan, on the 25th da oi Oct A D 1949 at 1 oclock P M for the purpose of voting upon the guestion of con solidcrting the territory of said district with that of SCHOOL District No 1 frl of the township oi Putnam county of Livingston IVtrct No 3 of the township of Putnam, county of Livingston District No 4 of the township of Putnam, county of Livingston Disti let No 9 frl of the township of Putnam, county of Livinqston DiEi2t No 10 frlof the township of Putnam, county of Livingston I net No 2 frl of the township oi Hamburg, county of Livingston District No 3 frl of the township of Hamburg, county of Livingston District No 9 of the township of Hamburg, county of Livingston and State of Michigan, to form a rural agricultural school district as provided in Chap 5 Part 1, The polls will be open from 1 oclock P M to 8 oclock P MTho voting will be by ballot w Dated this 29th day of Sept AD 1949 Gladys McCaUum Superintendent of Schools Livingston County Michigan CASH AT YOUfiJEN POINT Thats what a checking account gives you You can write a check anywhere withou the need of I carrying large sums of cash We Have Ample Funds Availab le for Sound Loans Head Estate Mortage or Personal at Reasonable Rates FIRST NATIONAL BANK Membtfc Federal Deposit Lnsu once Cof ADfteposus p to 5000 insuredFOR RENT Two Car garage Mrs Rose Hendee 233 MUI St FOR DEAD OB DISABLED STOClf HORSES 250 Baa COWS 250 Each HOGS Wc per cwL ALL 4CCIBD1NG TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHP and riO REMOVED FliAfi PHONE COLLECT TC CARL BERG KSWL 0 licensee lev DARHNG CQMPAi, STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Urw 207 ti EL Grand River HowelJ REFRIGERATION SEflVTCE HAROLD RADY Repairs on AM Manes Pbne Pinckney 154F3 i DR C 1 TOWNFE 1 Dentist 8044 Portage take Road, Dexter Phone Dexter 3491 t i i fcAVAJN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton Mich Phone 1S7F11 Reparnj MYRON J HUGrtfS Plumbing and Hec nrState 9717 Lke4lde D h LioWe Rush Lakr P H SWARTHOUT 4 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthouw Directos Modern Equipment Ambulance Service rtiones 39 6 63 PlnckneyMleh D crREICKHOF OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av Howell Michigan For Appointment Phine 359 Residence 6i LLOYD HENDEE live Stock Hjnibng Weekly Trips Made to Detrof General Tracking Phone S4F14 5ATO JONES T Concrete Products Cwavel E REED Jeweler Sand Top SolL Road Mvel WATCH, CLOCK REPAIRING FIR Dir and Read BtrJ Accurate Fast Reasonable Flgcks Laid, Piece Cttrtra Guaranteed Work 7928 Tina Rd Pltodrner Rte V 210 W Main St, Pinckney Mich, phone Dexter 9 119 Want Ad WANTEDCutom Corn , t , E HUrLVariff f HoUPinckney Rd Phon 71F2 fOR RENT5 room cottage furn Phone Gregory 4F32 I ishedInguire of MrsJohn Colons FOR SALE Ford Tractor like FOa SALE12 go Shot gun re Ipeater and Shells 2250 Like Phone 108F3 001 enod Plastei Contractor New or Repair Work Estimates cheer fully given Lee Passow Phone 7881 1767 Upland Dr Ann Arbor, Michigan FOR RENP Modern three room furnished apartment Phone 143F2 545 E Putnam S 1 FO SALE A trained Setter 3 years old Louis Kourt Phone 69F3 Pinckney Irish new Lucius Doyle Ph 42 nckney FOR SALE FIIYERS Phone 47F3 Pinckney FOR SALE New wooden tool box and a complete set of me chanics tools,all for 5000 FOR SALE or RENT A 6 Room House and 2 acres of Land with out buildings 5695 W M36 4mi Telephone Pinckney 19F12 FOR SALE Blond Modern Living Room furniture, including end FOR SALE Eggs 9058 Cedar Lake Rd Ph 62F2 FOR RENT Ground iiour furnish ed apartment, suitable for twa Heat mtunushed Rent 50 a moi th Can be seen at 9405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Suggitt LOST fB STOLEN Black ano tan hound crossed with Walkt hound, 4 white feet white tip on uioi JDO uej JOOO UDI erppoe ro 1 onehalf inches, wt 75 to 80 lbs well trained 2 onehalf ft high with head up Will pay good re ward Lost night of Sept 11 near Chelsea Leonard McDonald Cassidy lie Phone 24951 Chelsea Henry Hauck Dispatch Office tables desk cmd lamps 9x12 Ax QR gj 72ZL Irug with pad Also Breakfast sett t i NCINGBy Rod or Hour, also and buffet Studio couch 3 haUKSS7 3 FENCING construction work doneCoones Klav Phone 162F3 Pinckney FOR SALE Cider Apples Roy Dillingham runners 2 American Oriental ruas 4x6 and 6x8 Hoovter Sweeper with attachments Call 1 J Pinckney 9105 i r FOR RENTFour room house at Haute Swarij SOCDftsS 03H fifissmeV flCDsBBBBBBsm slabie sdl in aaesl wtfi Large afoundb, hemrtspjf trse tbSQQSX TERMS H G Swarthput 17910 Teieegph Rd ft, Reauuus, Mlntijap Cafl 718T11 QUALITY FOR SALE No Hunting and No L79 hio Howell Tresspassing Signs Inquire at S0,1 , DispatchlOffice , Electric lighted Owner wil be I on premises Sun Oct Z V 4 WANTED Tree Trimming or Re B m o 4 moving Orchard Trfmmingrr Fred tt Swarttout Stump Hemoving Experienced IT 42 h work Fe Estimates Allowmi Telephone VE68790 for wood Art Rentz 1 5030 Burgess Road Phone 91F11 FOR SALE Male and Female Coon dog Male is trained Fema FOR SALE Blue Snow Suit siieij SFS , No l excellent condition I Carl HoUistof 2282 W M, 5030 Burgess Road Plncknf f V Phone 91FU WANTED POULmrT Will pay Meats rult Gveeeriec Vesetakles 92F13 FOR SALE All while kitchen CLS irange, coal and wood burning j Like new price 5000 NOTtCEWBl do baby stmba j J Ascneabrenner Sr i evenlngsi 35c an hour Call a Cedar Lk Rd Phone 1374 my house mcettoomvhave no I phone Mrs Barrett 722 Unadilla FOR SALE Upright piano inlSt Ph good conditiofi 1540 1 Mrs Harlow MunseH Gregory Fits Market Frtees Courteous FOB RENTModern comfortable house, 4 bedrooms, hot air rich soil trees, 3 acne and orchard FOR SALE OIL DRUMS, several 55 caL clean drum 1300 each C r Hewlett Phone 31 WANTED Custom Corn Cutting with new 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 19, 1949 Description An account of the resource October 19, 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 1949-10-19 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e1151d858082d7c2c7331ef93eb11439.pdf c8fd3b1a36be9139d2b8f77f90dac7bc 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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J nv XttJIui kMhty Volume M Wednesday October 25, 1949 aa iuuna KatviOi CuMUt iimmB HOVfil COURT HOI iUAi Aa Martin Lavan of Brighton told the city oi Howell that iu justice court presided by Jusucej rrea Cronuenwett had been op atmq Uieoally sine liMtJ Lav an wai att tor Maurice Chevalier who wai arraigned on charge oi causing the death oi Frank CUne Brighton clothier Back in 1939 Howell vfcted to establish a mun icipal court The proposition got a majority but nothing was done as it was understood a twohirdse majority was required Lavan read a supreme court decision declaring that in such a case a majority, only was needed j Pros Erwin immediately mov ed to dismiss the charge against es also refused to cut spending I Chevalier and said he would which benefits Jocal golemtget a new warrant oi Justice Eric The Bingell oik approved bycongress asswv liiuu uiai cua ior conservauon lius tax ap piies to hnuig roa crwei artiiicai ixuts aiia uies oiiu wui rioae nve million a year ine trend oi more spending for public benefits OOM bten acceierated at Wasrungion federal spending will exceed 45 billion as compared with estimated re cipts oi 40 As next year is election year no new taxes are look ed ior The inflationary pressure created by the Russian ABomb wiii have direct effects on Mich, state government finances The 1949 Mich, legislature although they refused to levy tax OUR DEMOCRACY No 42 LETS LO N TH SHOKT SPAN OF FOU YEA, ACCOMPUSHMtNTS OF THK UNITED NATION HAVE CM6MCID ALM03T KVtRy FIELD Of HUMAN ACTIVIT,UAA MJOKTS HQty THAT ments This cannot continue and sooner or later new taxes must be levied A deficit is looked ior by spring when heavy payments are due the schools from the state treasury So far inflation and rising sales taxes have prevented a deficit If 1950 brings mors inflat ion the day oi reckoning may be again delayed There is undoubtedly a swinq to the left towards collective stai ism whereby the governments protects the citizens from the cradle to the grave The reason we are travelling this direction U the occasion ior much debate Some historians say the Comm unist menace of an atomic wai is forcing us to bankrupt outselves is a race for survial Dolla devaluation by Great Britaan an eTasool U S CU oWe The AA question for the tarl 7500 11 paver is what can be done Singer of Brighton We believe the proposition voi ed on in 193 stipulated the jud ge must be a member of the bar Justice Cronnenwett is not Cronnenwett claims be is entitled ot hold office ior 2 reasons, i The City Clerk in 1939 never certified the election to the Sec of State within 30 days 2 The City of Howell never appointed a judge, Chevalier and Wm English were arrcdnged before Justice 1 Singer at Bnghtoh They stood J mute and were bound over for i trial ior murder The supreme court Monday j ranted the Andrus Bros, the j right tC appeal their conviction r jit j Ki SCHOOL Nifts I jjrrem Conmcrt SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION, T WINS BY 77,, VOTE LiVgston county and Pluck Al , , 7uCiauly used t0 take a lot i y ho01 consolidation oi kidUng because the orcrinal election eiecuon held nere Tues me of Hiland Lake was Hell We lamped the following obitu ary notice in the Detroit news week IU ihe popooiupii wont uve with a bnng getting u , Voe only M percent m rquir i tSy this vote th, Sprout Iteev d Harris, jlmer October U 1690 Haujc, IvtiysviiK Melvin, Mari Voy Ha delayed, son or Mr ble na Cuay schools lost their id Mrs John Hell Dear Brother rtf y p identity and nurga with the Pmckauy scnui to become the Piackney Agricultural ,chol District A school board eciel by all districts id next The vote was as i 11 w A the Pinckney school wh tiu voters of Putnam N 2 vote il was Yes 19o airi M 10 At th I Punnm twwn hi II wher the vo j ers of the 8 run listrict, vot tho vote w u Ys 175 aid K 10 I County Scho I Sup McCollum j directed the eleciuii and tho coun ty school board wore in chare and formed th b am1 a th i town hall j The same people who hoii1 pupils in will continue to ih end of the year or term There will bo no note on bond issu3 for now buildings until a plan i draw1 up ond approve by th sat r UPSET BY SdUTH LYON 25 I Xhey say m Ume tne wani wiii turn ana tins puvea to L casti wnii aoutn Lyon iusi WOOK ait andi Norman Waltex and Alfred Funeral at the UrnKennedy Funeral home at Wayne Tues at 2 p m The New Jersey supreme Court ias vuided the recent loyalty OMlh prrased by tne legislamre 1 coOrt ruld that the Iangu ye of the am, aet up Qb a 9 t ayu, CommuratSi w heyonJ the restrictions of the constitution The court said tii Htate constitution defmed the language of an oath foT public officials and the legislature may imt fad or detract from it The oath required candidates as well as officeholders and teachers to declare they were affiliated with no subversive groups bent upon overthrow fh American democracy of W feet that lie haa on I PAID FINtS The 10 Dexter and Ann Aiboi boys charged wiin burning the Uiki Huason doners school nouse oo tlie Dexier Road last summer pled guilty in Justice O riens court in Am Arbor la si week and paid fines of 50 each and costs The building belong ed to Jay Ledwidge O E S INSTALLATION An impressive installation took part at the Masonic Hall Satur night when the newly elected officers di Pinckney Chap OES 145were duly installed Mrs Anna Reason the new worthy matron was escorted to IN OBSERVING UJMS rouTrt BIRTHDV, we IN AMERICA CAN SHA6 VVITW 0TH PEOPLES, PfUDE IN HAVING DEVELOPED THE UNITED NATIONS AS THE GPAT FORCK HOLDINC THE WCID 70GETH R AGAIN5T TH STRAINS AND STRFE T,i7 A, TfVr, TO PULL IT APART, inoeMad P01 from Bill igL Mu , lust week to the ef a dwarf Hereford cat n found in the hidden canyon m the mountains there ine average heigh th of tlie cntn wnom MICKEY nuj Deoton b was 28 , h TK , year iR a rovv, ytjai J outd tZ ney wn U to o in , gam, wc, ,, andaid hann od to pi ,si cattle on exhibition considered oasy una tnj day belore me gome Coacii header an Latei nat packer hibition came out Little Jerry Reason her son recited a poem and presented hie moth er with an ctrrnful of red roses GETS NEW TrUAL Donald L Jones of Pinckney e Associate matron, Mrs C V F W NEWS the east by her daughter Shirley erans of Foreign Wars will at, CHURCH NEWS L Marys Catholic Chmch J rtneknev, Michigan rtEV FR ATBERT J SCHM1TT Officers of ten posts of the Vet Sunday Masses 800 and 10 00 VFW OFFICERS WILL MEET Itf PINCKNEY tend a special instructional meet 1 73d p m Devoiont Fridays at nouneed that 2 reguiurs bill Lno,, wilh , 0 gUJtoment that 1 UM h b y WJM m q were hot if but that he ible Mohunan ana Mamson ,,id lh,m to jju animal n went out with mjunes the mt rie said he bought them of a ran quarter wmch left tne gam, up ,, ch,r ln Bailantyne, Mont and the reserves tniough which , th dwarf cntiwereonSSq ih Lyon game, oaily mciiHy c mmn r Hereford aTAn fumbles set up three oM,e o mt gus cotte aftd QCCm Lyon touchdowns South Lyvf dwarfs do amo ina at 8 oclock Fri night Oct 28 ConfMetons Sat 730 to 900 pro had their nan as scored right off th start of tn game when Wayne Smth o k n kick laterialed to Jos Canp riBA bell who ran 75 yds for u tuc down Half the Pinckney tean was granted a new trial by Jud ge Breakey in Ann Arbor last week He was sentenced to 10 years to lifo in 1944 for slugging and robbing Lee Brown of Ann Arbor Thomas Powers of Grand fiapids was also sentenced a the same time Jones was not giv en a lawyer to defend him a that time Griffith was escorted to the east by her daughter JoAnn COHBTTVAnOW VOTtt Although uie pheasant season is not on a par with the success rul seasons ot the 1940s it is the best in 3 ys This is from reports sent in The best kills were along Saginaw Bay and in the Thumb The dept bos received 30400 Mesdames Virginia Carver and Florence Baughn were the soloist and Winifred Aberdeen and at Pinckney The meeting called by TW District Commander Joseph r At wood of Lansing will be held in the Pinckney h hall, i him hut he Sundays, bio ,00 , kept on going Tho sacona t uch Fridays after Noveu Devotion I down came when iTnckney fumb led deep in their uwn Lerutoi Posts of the following towns wiii be represented Ann Arbor COMMUNITY CHURCH Congreaationci and South Lyon went tram the 3 yd line In the Znd quarter Frank Bishop of South Lyon rai 85 yds iev Tj D brady, , ii,ir I for a touchdown A hmcknev Florence Baughn, accompanists Zni lnia SLlSSfnL night fumble gave Soutn Lyon their TK r,n , m W i Howeil Williamston, Chelsea W d Chok Director last score This was rec verea The installing officers were W last score This on tne 12 yd lie a,d i r MTuXirHrj2nw P FjevIM Webbervlle Fowlenlile Dans lto Merwio Campbell, iLJSA Bo viife Pinctaeyd Irighton j J Bibie Study , ho r 12 yds , tor So,,1 Henry Marshall Dorothy Wilson Coke and coffee were served in the dining room following the installation About 150 were present Lyon Ths was South Lyons first vie A WORD 8TCY A wierd story comes from Sup erior Township, Washtenaw Co A number of years ago the Mt Carl L Benjamin, commander1 , of Post 4076 Chelsea, has been J ,SdaY School officers named chairman for the rneeunaf rs meetivq t the Par wSs SSTTSfaST ondj10110 at 80 t 5iS c1, Oct 30, RefornUon HrfTo 7 Ve reai lat wek a dispatch n frm fiomoo stating that a hvery table employee there vasi tramp d to death by horses We dia r t think there was a sin gle liveiy itubio in existanoe in 1 en tate with the exception of Mactiinac islandWe dd not suppose southern Mich, could sh ,w a single one Of course thr ,re numerous riding stables but they are a far cry from the oid times hyerv stable with its chambermaid who as usually a ienizn ot the skid row with a anquvnchabe thirst who slept in the barn with he horses and his n redecrina quality was his ory of the season Inkstr be gr t lovo a a undrtandinq of them 40 to 0 and Dexter 37 t U j then chairman Donald Longnecker,t Sunday coomemeratmg Luthers Brighton will be secretary retorm oi the Church 1030 District Commander AttwooajChurch Service Sermon What will serve as moderator and ad1 Luther Began The Junior Choir visor at the session will sing applications to hunt anteriessj Vernon Memorial Park was eetdeer 60 forest fives burned 864 acres last week, the worst record since iune The dept cmnounces that its new film Buck Fever is avcdlab le for loan The conservalion budget for next year is 12,5004300 5431000 oi this comes from the game and fish licensee sale and the rest from the general fund, except 1 037400 they get from federal aid funds rneir forest ctop so well as to in sure contbttied productkm will be honoceu at a ceremony a Her 2 Notice abushed for buriaL It went bankrupt in 1941 Geo Newman the , aged caretaker stayed on, Uvingi SafY J tfIJ fa a shack he built in the cJ be a Bee towoifc on the base terv He made a living by bunrl at of the Town HaU for our 1 evidnn7 moit 4H Handicraft woAAopBrinn ly inSnts Sat hunters discov a shovel Work will begin at 8 30 esed an unburied man there A M who bad been dead 2 weeks Newman said he had been to sick to dig the grave He charged 10 for burying people and 2 j Abei Haines was badly hurt for babies Many of the graves Sunday He was repairing the Marshall Meabon HURT Df F ALL 700 Pilgrim Fellowship meeting Leader Susan Campbell Topic Should Joung People or Parents Make Moral Decision 800 Pilgrim Fellowship Party The Trustees will meet at the Church at 8O0 oclock Wed Junior Choir Practise at j 400, Senior Chor at 700 p m Friday Pinckney goes to Dexte I The much heralded investigat to play Dexter has only one di , welfare chiseling in teat this year that by Brighton 7 Wayne county by the legislature to 0 If Pinckney gets back in tne ems o have pretty mucn to ate of mind they had in theii d L A few chislers have game with Manchester they car make a game of it You never be n dug up, mostly among div orced people but no wide spread can ML Unbeatable MinnesotaI conspiracy which was broadly was beaten easily by Michigar Jmt , , , was iwi in We wonder iust why Weifne cou lest week you recollect J y led at, has been discovered were only a foot oVsep and a foot or so apart There are no makers There were 3060 people buried in the ceseetery Newman claim ed Ibe cemetery owed him 900 and be took this Way to get even He made arrangements with diff PRTYSV1IXC AMD CADY rtfoilcwt The Pettfeville ooi children gjSjTieefc woTehcwn by Mrs Ryan fromTm md W110 Jf lri,ni XuSbmim U0ed 431 deer Thesr movie was esHMsd Tur roof of the cottage of Mrs Mit chell in Doyles subdivision, Pat terson Lake when a chimney fell on him Injuries were a broken shoulder blade and possibly a broken hip CALVARY MENNOrUTE Pinckney Cogswell Schneider VanSlambrook J Clark Matt i son Hewlef Helm ffreys Kohlrnan Ware VanBlcdrcum nty wis singled out Were there South Ly no rhislers in any other county L T Bishop Tins welfare business is as old W rkman LeHack JL G C P G L E ri T Pichlr R E Buckkbaw Q B Proctor L H Smith K H Campbell F B Phylipps beacny, Vaster Mamma Wmsiip 1000 mmooft ,tLi HsOO Bom , 1145 2901 Damirl FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AeVt Supt Marvin Shire v J Oct 28 Dexter, there 800 P M Nov 12 HartlandL here Cottage Prayer Meetings WeeV Nov S Stockbridge there 8O0P M Unknown persons gained entr ance to the George Grane home at Anderson Sun by brecrMnq a rear window The house was ransacked but as far ae known earning was taken Mr and Mrs Crane and Cot Edwin Geowje who lives with them were in Moomlfcefdjitfle that day led t fOtlffWX w VkOk frnvUsw s k2 school by me Mrs UeW eonssmed of Akz MBS 1ATHEUME BOSON Mrs Katharine Bobon, 72 died at the lome of her son PeJerlasi Wed Aer husband Casmer Bob osw died wo years ago 6urviving are her son Peter another eon at Hudson, Mich, and sever af ammdonildren The funer SECOVES BIG HONOR Donald Clark son of Mr ana Mrs Walter L Clark 718 Putnam has been appointed to the Social Committee at Cleary College, Ypsilanti where he is studyinc j Business Administration His apcers of the Mens Union, an or MOW was at St Marys church So ganisation of all men enrolled at Two now mmxAmbL nJw, ST F f l tlht College JEffiL SM i BmrnV owiy As aSmber of h committee MlnstMl Show to b pot 05 at h i riMne t IVaywyflU sr4c who as the nation itself but was known some 50 years ago under anotner name A person who reBoums ceiva weliare aid was said to be on the town There were pier ty of people on the town in the wintertime 50 years ago for it was a time of little work and low wages People here then worked on the ice at Lakeland for 100 a day and this job only lasted 2 or 3 weeks When their money ran out they applied to the super visor who handled the weliare then ior aid md he gave them ocery or m orders and bought their fuel In some cases he evn paid their rent We rem ember the charge was once made then against a supervisor alleging he put 18 families on the town to get their votes He repudiated the charge but said he had visited att me homes of these people himself and mat they were in need and would have starved to dec without aid This man was re elected bv a bio maforlsy ftndwT Icmool fCeday 1 COMMWICATIOet Hfa WeJH W commutikxmori oi U Two fljjuiastOA Lodge on TuesdayMov HM WhK 3 P tUissnnm eeesioe rs m ihaek e Me o m ebe lMt mod HE Mr Clark assists in supervising committees selected to organise college dances, parties etnas and other by me Mess on ne akeaoV has 4 te H 4Vtej stemmlb JstetemteiitL Notice The Plncmsey CueU of KfessTs TVm,7 rfi Vmia , HtfH ,5flr 4vo 1 toxnemm yEFazw N Wednesday October 25, 1949 iy 1 II1 Pinckney Civic Improvement Assn Dance Mon,Oct 31st 1 i Mrs Anna Murta has gone to AVfllV THfcATFP Ames, Iowa, to spend the winter A Y 11 11 AT HNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL OYM 900 P M TO 100 A M Next Meeting is Nov 4 Plumbing Water 8jrtms etc Stanley Dinkel 25 Years Ago The Pnbato Ceo fat the County of Llvtaeston At a esssSoa at scdd Court held ft lniati Qtfloe to fee Qty oiHow 11 In the told County, on the 8th day of October, A D 1949 PialMoK Kkan R Smith Judge of Rebate la he Matter of the Estate of Lewi Moore, Deceased ft eyoutoo to ho eossl feat fee fjno lor presentation of claims again Mid estate should be amlt4 and that fesasd stoat be appointed to fe stive, essassise and adjust all claims and before eald Cstst md tool fee tofat hobs of Mid decee ed oofHtod to Inherit tho estate of leh end designs died seised should bo ad ludfcctod, II to Ordered, That all of tho oredior d told deceased ass roqulrod to prw Mb claims to said Court add Krobate Oiflce, and to sor a copy thereof upon Agnes Galbreath, admin islrattix of said estate, whose aidless Last Friday James Docking, a section worker fell from the hand car at Dell Halls crossing w of town His head struck the rail and he fractured his skull Abel Haines and Lee Tipady en the car with him did not see liim fall and continued on with the car the section men back Mr Dock the many friends who have call ed or who have sent me lovely 47 I ears Age Election is tues Nov 4 George Hendee and Wm Doy le are serving on the jury Lincoln Smith has moved over the Darrow Drug Store Born tc George Judson and wife last wtwk a daughter Tom Richardson of Marion has picked 40 qts of strawberries from his patch, 2nd crop Frank Hall brought us in a mess of celery he grew himself Mrs George Teeple gave a domino party at her party at her home Tuesn night for 20 ladies Alex Mclntyre is building a new barn Fletcher Hall of Stockbridge is displaying new coats at W Y Barnards store today S T Grimes of the Soo sent us a copy of the paper with an ac count of the opening of the power canal ,, FowfcrviUe gets 2 new rural routes Nevi 1 The star mail office, at Iosco is discontinued and will be served by Fowlervllle The price of soft coal has jump ed from 215 per ton to 525 Mrs Susan Nye a former resid ent died In North last, week The Misses Iva Placeway and Flo Hall spent the week end in Webster Stoefcbridae, Michigan Fri, and Sat Oct, 212ft Doable Feature SON OF BULLY THE KID Lash LaRue and Fussy St Johis A Western Stoning AUo SHE COMES HOME Story of a boy and doog with Robert Lowery, Margia Dean mm i oi SUB and Tuee Oct 31 Nov 1 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME Color by Technicolor Gene Kelly Esther Williams News Senor Droopy Ice Aces 1 II m Coming Boy with green hair Iran Curtain DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN I SYLVAN iHEATE Chelsea Mien, AN APPRECIATION l ing is recovering e were married at St Marys , Miss Anna Clark and Lucius , J 1 JU , rr , rr7 ArS tokens of comfort and cheer T Aft R lfl Gregory, Michigan, on or befofW the The hrida was valedictorian of at XJSrsRUFOUS tSSX2P 27th day oi December A D 1949 at r cass in 23 ton oclock in the forenoon, eaid time The Grove Lambertson farm at and place being appointed lot tho ex FQ9n Lk has been sold to Detroit Fri, and Sat Oct, 2829 Janet Martin Frankle Dairo HEART OF VIRGINIA James Gilliaon, Jane Fraxee la LAST OF THE WILD HOUSES CartOm trl4 arid Sat Oct, 28 21 LUST FOR GOLD Stoning Ida Lupdno Glenn Ford, Gig Young E Cartoon A News ion Mori 0 3031 YOU HE MY EiaiTTHING Mutical in Techricolor with Dan DaUey Anne Baxtei Aan Revere Shari Robinson tsftooo Sportreelj Sunday Show 36 79 Tuet, Wed Thure, Nov 12 3 HOUSE OF STRANGERS A Drama Starring Edward G Robinson, Mchard Conte and Susan Hayward Color Cartoon Shew il IrlSl Coming Its a great feeling, Tulsa Father was a full back hMMfi Bowtil 1 heater Howell, Michigan Thur, Fri Oct 2728 Robert Youag Shirley Temple John Agar lb ADVENTURI IN BALTIMORE Moiroery Cartoon Comedy MM I cannot thank you each per sonally but I am very gratefuland glad to be able to assure aninatton and adtuetment of all claim parties known as Crystal Beach you of my steady gain each day and demands against said deceasod and for the adjudication and detcimt ten of tho heirs at low of said deceased at AM ttme of hie death entitled to inher It the estate of which the deceased iiod It is Further Ordered, That public not ice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for 3 newspaper printed end circulated in said COUT A true copy Hiram R Smith Ctoaaa Pcanhall Judge of oKrU e4 Lee Osbom of Gregory fell from a ttee and broke his hip last week frank Galardi local fruit man has gone into bankruptcy Ona Campbell has qons north to hunt with Ann Arbor friends and all our thanks for many ser vices to family as welL Sincerely, Clella M Fish Mesdames Albert Shirley Earl Stanley, MdbLe White and Nellie Clark attended thsJiCings Daugh The infant daughter of Mr and y fers convention inDetrait last Mrs Lawrence Johnson died Oct 19 Claude Swarthout and Ruth VanSlambrook of Pinckney were married a the Howell M E par sonage on Oct 25 week Dont forget the Bingo party to be held at the Pincknev school Sat Nov 12 by Pinckney Post VFW 7301 Prizes, all live turkeys Coming November 8 Sun Mon Od 3031 Van Johnson Arlene Dahl SCENE OF THE CRIME Comedy Cartoon Novelty Tues Wed TLiuw Nov 12 Claudette Colbert, Fred Mac Murroy to Sat, Oct, 29 WilUam Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy to THE DEAD DONT DEAM Also Babara Fuller Ray McDonald FLAME OF YOUTH Cartoon TAMULY HONEYMOON Color Cartoon Novelty News Next Week Your My Everything Dont forget the bingo , jrty to be py on at the Pinckney school on the night of Nov 12 by VFW Post No7301 PlnckneyThe prizes are all live Turkeys Sun Mon Oct 3031 Sunda Shovs 715 P M Continuous Betty Grable as THE BEAUTIFUL BLOND FROM BASHFUL BEND with Cesar Romero Rudy Vallee Cessedy Curren News Tues Wed Nov, 12 fllchard Basehart Scott Brady HE WALKED BY NIGHT Cetftoosi Novell A Good Comedy LJ ise ,daF A LARGER local telephone calling area for Pinckney 1 Howai mmmmmmmmmA PINCKNEY 1 BRIGHTON Afadeut ,ust one of luany BHggs Features I DEXTER Heres your stainproof sink at no extra cost Glisten ing porcelain enamel, crumb cup strainer, emtra large basin, special le ge for glassware See all the other specials of this 3rnr BeaitywSre sink CotriL for FREE Kin hen Sui BooM jti JNOVEMBER 8 will mark an important improvement in telephone service for Pinckney the introduction of extended area service On that day, Pinckneys local tollfree calling area will be enlarged Pinckney telephone subscribers will be able to reach 5,300 telephones without toll charges 14 times at many as they can today PINCKNEY telephone ubcriber will be Me to toll and be called by BRIGHTON, DEXTER and HOWELL ubcriber without toll charge Through the years, a natural community of interest fas been built up between Pinckney and these three fiommunitiet Friendships have developed People buy andseUbackand forth The life of Pinckney has linked with that at the others s In communities where extended area service already has been introduced, the number of calls between the communities involved has increased two to five tunes With Pinrkney enlarged local calling area, telephone service will be geared to modern telephone needs and will become more valuable and useful than ever New monthly rates, based on the increased number of telephones you will be able to call tollfree, will become effective November 8 when Brighton, Dexter and Howejl telephones are included in your local calling Srea Prior to November 8, Pinckney telephone subscribers will receive complete information on extended area ervice, including the new rates Please watch for this material, aUCHIOAM BILL TILIPNOMI COMPANY PLUAINS FIXTURES I r MYRON J HIJGHS MASTER PLUMBER 1S7FM u Speciality W wast t to Toss WITH COMPteHB A ETTES COMFsXIIOKUr ETC COME Of AMD SEE O0I MODERN STOPE i JDEOSNTLlt Jt kj ,, fjXk Wednesday October 25 1049 riJkv The Peopl Store The Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd dlass ad oi March 3 1877 matter at Postotfico Subscription Prion IM a Y I PaulWr Groses Geats Furnishings neck Goods Lingerie Ohoes Kennedy iBtBrW ,1 JBS iAf Mam M MM naaak t Gen Store cr Aliir , FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PHOMPTLV HORSES 250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c per cwt WF BUY Hlbfcb ,D CALF SKINS Phone 48 Pinckney Cenitl Mead StocKCo Sundays Detroit Fiee Pres gave a big boost to Robert Heine, local city fanner, it claimed Arthur Godfrey got all of nis jokes irom him Mrs Marjory Shehan and Pam ela, of Whitmore Lake spent the week end with Mrs Nettie Vaughn uea Gardner and Jack H 115 Main SU Ptocknf, Mteh Mr cud Mrs, Martin Monroe j oVhy Smith and Roy Calkins ana wde oi Ann Arborxuid Wm iiociw were Sunday TOitors at ihe Edward Spears home Alio ikay Eichman and Miss SJII u uu ywurs caliea on Mrs uusbcil Uiuver at Mafnerson nosj uu, noweii Su riOd iiead and wife spent the vvteK ena at tne Jack Scnneidei aome m Windsor Ont ivk and Mis Art Krych ana uauy navjs moved in men new aiue near the Micn Sate San t i lit iviyio rvettier tamiiy of Jack ou and me jack Roberts la may i uetioit spent Sun at the S H air home i rank Clark and wife of Millord were Sun quests of the Win ,iu Baughn family The Hoiiis Wylie family spent ouu in Fowlerville ivlr and Mrs Lester McAfee at ended the MichMinn, football jame in Ann Arbor Sat Max Parkinson and family of uin Arbor were Sunday visitors i Mis Rose Hendee Sun guests of the Olin Robin n family were Burdette Vogel id family and Bail Brown and mily of Detroit Mrs Francis Robiocon attend i a meeting of the Womens Juild in Detroit last Friday Week end guests of the Hoff Sisters were Mr and Mrs T Luz Mrs James McAra arid Leonard Smith and family and Mr and Mio D McAra oof Flint i Clyde Darrow and wife and D Darrow of Milford were Sun guests of Mrs Flora Darrow The Doyle Templeton famil f iego J arbor wvre wel end guests of he Albert Shir lay fan i Hzen Smith and his mother Mr Mable Smit1 of South Lyon calcd on the Hoff Sisters Thurs Mrs Minnie Toles who has night been spending 2 weeks wiih trv Hoff Sisters went to Rochester Tuwunemn DELIVERED MMSS CITY GAS CONVENIENCE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOMES You enjoy modern city gas convenience with new and dependable PHILGAS DE LIVERED SERVICE Consider these features 1 Philgas delivered to you 2 An ample supply of Philgas for cooking, re frigeration and automatic water heating Add these advantages to the many other benefits of Philgas and you liave truly rood, era, convenient living Come in and see us today arrangements will quickly be made for your niilgas Delivered Service Sun with H J Toles and wife cmn1 who came for her 1 at hrMUWCUa mH Francis Shiaper and family of L m QSOmC LoaBav City called on the Hoff Sis iiev Geo Lapp, who served 40 I years as a missionary in India, will speak at the Calvary Menn onite Church on SaL eveninq Oct 29, at 800 P M and Sun morninq and evening Oct 30 Mrs Phillip Sprout and Mrs Chas Soule were in Ann Arbor Saturdary Lyle Luler has gone to Fairhope Ala to visit his sister The Ona Campbell family spent Sun at the L C Gorham home in Dertait C J Clinton and wife and Mcior Wm Fisk and wifewere in, ,,, Detroit Sat Major Fsk and wife siderable damage was d have returned to SanAntonioTex thlc5a , t,, ni Men Herbert Palmer and family of , d Tower and wife of Men Flint spent Sat with brents t0 ll1 nX tl w end th here Wayne AtLee and wife Al Dewey and wife have re t M brene Watters of Jackson turned t07 Phoenix, Aril, after a Sunday guest at the Gee Bay City called on the Hoff Sis ter Sunday Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor was n Sunday quest at the ME Darrow home Born to Russell Glcvr and wife Joan Spears at MrPhron hospital Friday a son John FH Nan Ledwidae was horn5 from Adrian over the week end Kevin Ledwidqe and Tnv prv spent the week end in E Tordon CT, rin hv Dick Ambuaev of this rlacft and Prev M ham of Howell came t aether the intersection of Man Pearl Sts here Sat nqht Con Here is your Phifrt ilffiibn it consists of two lrpt flinders and a regulator device Ddivettd Service means the corrtince you want in usirp Philgas fr I1 i Cooking Viclcuiivti xJ Auo made Water Heattns, spending the summer at HiLand Lake Mrs John Carvier and son spent last week in Columbus O Mrs, Lessie Farrington of Stock bnage and Mr and Mrs Ernest Grostic of Lansing called on Mrs ta Bland Sunday Mr and Mrs Vern McQuillan of Detroit and Mrs Alma Harris and Zita called on Mr and Mrs VVm Shehan Sunday Wm Pitchiord and family oi Ionia were week end guests o the Asher Wylie family Mrs W Spittler was called to Niagara Falls last week by the deaih of an aunt The Misses Alberta Dinkel Bei nice t tend the Mich SkxtePerm foot I ball game in Lansing Sat Gerald Dinkel of Lake Chemung spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel home Wm Kelly and wife of Ann Arbor Were Sunday guests of Mrs Warda Harwood and family i Mis Dale Miller attended the Meabon jr home Andrew Nesbitt and wife visited at the E A, Nay lor home in Eaton Rapids last Tuesday Reginald Hinchey and wife of Jackson Frank Hinchey called at the L J Henry home Sun Mrs Meda Henry was entertained there also In honor of her birth day Mrs Alta Meyer, Mrs Mae By rant and Mrs Mae Daller attend ed a White Shrine meeting at Royal Oak Monday night Gerald Swarthout and wife xnd Claude Swaithout and wife 3pent the week end at Douglas Lake and in the north i Misses Alberta Wnkei oei Arnold Bechler has moved 11 Maas, and Betty Reason at from the Flintoft to the old Jim J K Mich StatePerm foot Henry farm on M36 East J RoyL, Carpenter and wife and i C W Hooker and family of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooker home Sunday Andrew Nesbin and wife were Sunday guests at the Dr W C Wylie home in Dexter Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and j When you wan Low Cost Hot WaterPaul Gage has discovered what thousands of jura 1 M ich iga n families already know that it costs less to heat water electric ly ft the farm Thats kitause Aaier is heated St bargain rates while you sleep No wondei that 4,467 of the 4,ri2 1 milk houses Detroit milk sh gone electric IT PAYS TO GO l5CrC ,40 fames, no furres, no smoke M Safest water heater ever built M No waiting for hot water v No fuol problems V No flames mean added years of heatdr life gMIHMUnM,MHIM 111 UVUnmm THE PINCKNEY MASONIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION t Presents I ,f Masonic Minstrel Show Hock 830 EAST MAIN ST war thou I HONEUS PWCKME1 1 Kings Daughters convention in Detroit last week Jtessrs CJyde Fisher 5eo GridnerMerwin Campbell, Win Eton Baughn Clare Miner, Bob Nosker and ye editor attended Masonic school of instruction at Dexter Friday night I loeeph Griffith was called to Ft Munay Senaedy, Stanley Dink Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Mrcscott Mo Friday by the illness el Henry Murphy and Leo Larey Gald Keaatdf JT tot his father attended the Mjditait game QtT to week and called on Mw at Aim Attor Sat Mtonie Doody U Leo Bettes and kanily of Watl rA and wife of eLoft wete flan gew at e Arbor wew fat mom 0 par anu j t Uoyd Hendee and wife spent the I week end in Mio f Mr and Mrs Herb Martin of f CeaganNOrr spent Sun at the Louis Coyle Tme Murphv md Jamilv J j Jackson spent Stm, with Mr and I Mrs Thomas Murohy Dont foraet ihe Bingo partv to he hpH at he fcncVnev o vlrtoTRoio and wif of Det Nor 12 by 71 hSCbyW and we Je SfSS I I AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL Thur, 0c 2l, SatOct,29 Plus Eight Acts 6t Vaudeville INTERLOCUTOR MB PEBCY ELU8 PREMIER ENDS OLIN ROBWSdN NELSON MflLLER END MEN WIN BAUGHN, NOBM MILLER ONrCftBELL CUFF MBJLBI CIRCLE Qyde Fisher, Jim Boyd Otto Pout son Jade Heme Merwin Camp belUoe Griffith Frank Ahttdisn Georgs Gardner L J Henry Bob While Clone Miller Lawrence Baughn BONG mmoov w TAF AND BALLET OLD MAN nfVW THE TWO DNC SFOTB ,, vp Pinpe , S3jWiifee Ocltifeet 13, 1848 Fall Specials Shot Gun Shells All at 6S10 box Toilet Combinations 3495 j USED 8 ft REFRIGERATOR 5w 1 STAINLESS STEEL SINK 24 fcOQ VALUE at 15995 20 tf OQ Water Heaters THE BEST FOR UMT afJltiSwa I GLASS SERVICE FOR 1915 HcPliefsonft itate Bank I PROFESSIONAL CORNER XnE UUJUUUM XXWfetf j RENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX k j Fire, theft anH Krglary avi HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY SKTUeED AUTO GLAZIER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS XVE TRUCK VDERATIONS WE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS AND DO THE WOf PROPCRLYJPROMPTLY Dairy Htub it it to tuo r, M Ekeojx Weonosaay 1 Monteosrtjaat 7tOo4itOpm, McUeUAitf Dentist factor, which c xc b over I Ut North Michigan looked Valuable papers, secur MBTUph ttles, keepsakes Jewelry all Ofcce 93 ttesfcieace bl items which are not in regular everyday use, are the targe of thieves and flames A small rental will provide a fire prooi burglar prooi deposit ary lor your valuables at ow 6 YAjnvmiui CJLVamWinkltttvlngs Bo 984 RMaftn i Ann ArnurJkiicb Harold Chubb, Local Representative Planned savings in the way to happy livings Ienings by Appointments Howell Michigan Fleming St Ifewell Phone Howell 439 or W Monuments Markers AUTO PAKTSPHONE 151 1018 EAST GRAND RIVER HoweH Michigan wrap SNEED Phone 183 207 EjGrand Rhrer HowelL Michigan Real Estate InsuronceArokotag Ctty Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Tour Property with Me I McPfierson State Ban LEE LAVEY Oosatol Insurance Phone S9F3 MlClQCB LA VET HARDWARE All deposits up to 00080 insur F UJjJ L55L id by our membership in e Fedi tutm S JfSt Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 1 VrCUE Qv 9Q Years of Sam Banking i Advtttittmtiu WANT MORE TIME Have added hours to enjoy Hie by using checks Youll save lots time each month by lust mailing them to pay your bills Spot Cask FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES 250 Eac COWS 250 Each I Rom whert I sit Jb Joe J4af k START YOUR ACCOUNT NOW NOW Theyre Sitting Pretty Squint Miller, whoa working as s telephone lineman, was telling me bout some bird that got into a fight with hla company Seems A couple of woodpeckers let up housekeeping in a telephone pole Nobody minded them living there, but they kept pecking at the donated that pole to the woodpeefcen and aet up a brandnewone for their own use t From where I lit, wed all be better off if we were at tolerant with our own kind si that telephone outfit was with the woodpeckers Lets consider the other fellows wirescausing one short circuit point of viewwhether its his after another Finally, the telephone people who had nothing personal against the birdsjust stopped up the hole where they lived But they kept oming back At last, the company right to live where he wants, or to enjoy a friendly glass of temperate beer or ale when and if he Copyright, 1949, United Stattt Brtwers Foundation We Have Ample Funds AvaUab le mr Sound Loans Read Estate Mortage or Personal at Reasonable Rates FIRST NATIONAL BANK I aOWiXb ro 1 Member Federal Deposit Enou once Car All deposits p to 5000 Insured PERILS OF 3LEEPWALKING A little girl shot her father and prother A mail clerk stole 30 000 A man dreaming he was Santa Claus stuck in a chimney Read aboujt peculiar misadven tures of somnambulists, as told in The Perils of Sleepwalking, in The American Weekly great magazine with this Sundays Oct 30 issue of Detroit Sunday Times HOGS 50c per cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVI SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED Fh PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 450 licensee lor DARLING COMPAQ Phong Fliicknoy 7SF2, STANLEY TERRIMAN Attorney at bkr 207 E Grand River , Howell ROTUGtRATION SEntftCE f HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phne Plndawy 1S4F3 I BE cTOoWNfS Dentist 8044 Portage lake Road Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 MARTIN J LAVAx Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich, Phone 157FU Repa r n MYRON J HUMES PHimnlng and TBating State 8717 Lakeside Driv Ulfcss Rush Ik P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don 6 Swaihau Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phonos 39 4 63 PlnckneyOch ftn TT52CHOSi E REED Jeweler WATCH CLOCK REPAIRING CTlSlCBftCCT OPTOMETRIST 120 Wool Grand River Ave reU Michigan Appointment rne 336 Residence 611 lXOfD ftENEE Uve Stock Hurahng Weekly Trips Mads to Detroit Qeneral Trucking Phono MT14 ARl IONBS Pjmducts Crravel ten AwLRoad Mrvol Ful Wn and Road Bui Accurate Fast noasonable fj Guaranteed Work 210 W Main St Pmckney Mich Phone Dexter 1 1 6 Want Ad CIDER MILL open for the Sea eon We have 50 gal Whiskey Barrels Phone Howell 535J1 Ed H Maasi Howell Hollis Nichols and familv have R SALT 1 nio moved from the Wylie apts on Hnn D U n123 Main St to Strawberry ijako HQweliPmckney Rd, Phono 71F2 D S Yun, piano tuner of How FOR SALE New wooden tool ell was a caller Monday He is a kx and a complete set of me brother in law of Wfcnheld Line chanics toolsaU for 5000 Henry Hauck Dispatch Office FOR SALE Eggs 9058 Cedar Lake Rd, Ph 62F2 formerly of Howell FOR SALE PrIYERS hon 47F3 Pinckney FOB1 SALE A frained Setter 3 years old Louis Kourt Phone 69F3 Pinckney Irish Pinckneys FIST MrsIla Robeson has been elect ed W M of Stockbridge OES Chapter , Born to Mr and Mrs Laurence , Bennett of Pinckney at Rowe hos LOSTIn Pinckney school a red pital Stockbridge Oct 11 a son a also jacket wool black artG Thomas O pair of leather glove Fiinder reMr and Mrs Chas May of Un to Bobby Plummer adiUa observed their 63rd ireddf ing anniversary Oct 20th FOR SALE Parts for a 1938 The new U of M medical cen Chevrolet truck and parts for a ter will be built in 1950 This was 1937 Packard car made possible by a 3,000,000 Max Dyer 610 UnadiUgPiiickney elt toSwhTin a special fiET rom election, last week voted down WIATWP Pfn the sale of liquor by the glass Phone 143F2 545 E Putnam S 116 by 34 I Plaster Contractor New or Jay Horton passed away at his Repair Work Estimates cheer home in Fowlerville last week fully given Miss Clella Fish who has been Lee Passow at McPherson hospital with a i Phone 7881 1767 Upland Dr broken leg for several months is Ann Arbor, Michigan at the home of her sister, Mrs M FOR RENT Ground door furnish ed apartment, suitable for two Heat nuHinushed Rent 50 a moc th Can be seen at 6405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Suggitt FOR SALE12 aa peater and Shells 2250 new Lucius Doyle a Shot gun re Like Ph 42 FENCING By Rod or Hour, construction work done Coones Klav Phone 162F3 Pinckne also WANTED Tree Trimming or Re moving Orchard Trimmingalso Stump Kemoving Experienced work Free Estimates Allowance for wood Art Rents 5030 Burgess Road Phone 9IF 11 WAWBD XULTnf Will pay DefrolT market prices C, H lie Phono t13 FOR RLE HaUst Jwarfrt 7 ssjsjns and bcrin gfrtfBev stabler ejll la good endnon Largo fsouaslft, beoumul trots 640000 TERMS fit G iwaethout, 17940 Telegraph Rd fcV, ftomuhitw Michigao, Call 71M1U Sloan in Howell now I FOR SALEHens and Ducks QUALITY Arnold Berquist a patient at Henry Porter, 495 Mower Rd the Mich Sanfor the past 10 FOR RENTApartment 3 rooms years has been discharged and j and Bath eats fruit Greeeriec Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Serviee BSSSSSSBSSStSaSSBSSSSSSSSSPSSSSflPVeSSB Clarkt i will live in a new home being built lor him by the side of his sisters home on Uunadilla St, Pinckney Mr and Mrs Bert Appleton of I Brighton leave around Nov 1 for their winter home in Siesta Key, J Fla Leslie E Ball died at ParmaO last week He was a son of the late Erwin Ball of Hamburg and a grandson of the late Senator Wm BalL Mrs Mary Siophano of Ham burg suffered a stroke and is in Melius hospital Brighton Whitmore Lake will have a community chest drive this year The South Lyon school board has bought a new 48 passenger school bus mounted on a Forcj chassis South Lyon high school girls will have a basket balteam this year Two highway postofftee will start orrrjrtfj ant A Grand Rem Ids postofflce this week One will run to Saainaw and me ottier to Manistee and each will servo aV towns along me route Those places have alwavs be rrre by train but on aaeourit of 4he cut una down on the number of maft raknm foe postal service has euf SSPSOL H W Wylie 335 E Main Phone 136 Pinckney J S YUN PIANO TUNING IEPAIRING rjOMOH lOArg panao 3 SS6S PHONE HOWELL UW1 pAArmia AN DECORATING Jpffi HANGING A J SPBOALTTY IrsVPBABIM PHONE NO 38F12 WILL TAKE CARE OF smalt children days, while parents at atwork at my house Will also baby sit ovonings 35 an hour Call evenings hays no jne Amazing Invention Bt ngs Millions Low Cost Heating ra v tetus BMSSJ s HT i , vs Iifr , W Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 25, 1949 Description An account of the resource October 25, 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 1949-10-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2c7785701330ff20347a28844e7538a0.pdf 8cc3ec7ed1e4b37f06686d08ce4048bf 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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I Piimni Volume 68 The Ptaekney Dispatch Wednesday November 2 1S49 Le No 43 t i iwyH iVJOiTOT I Masonic Lodge ens A i wA l t i , , i The Minstrel Show put on her A long range fegiskitrve study ias ihursdaytmd Saturday bv patterned after the Hoover Plan is beinq advocated by Republi tie UP of iuorc3i the rmCicney Jviasonic buiox Assn was one oi the best evu can legislators Loren Miller oi T n t 77 TwLiTvrlrni Tl2vr , J tntssed in Pinckney Ihe pair wS iSJTJS H18 result oi some three months pxac t0 cmd excelkmt airecfcnq bv from leqislahvp or executive in fluence Ihe Detroit Times had an ex elusive deal rumor to the effect that Senator Arthur Vandenbu would resiqn and Gov Williams would appoint his son, Arthur Voters have always been SUB picious oi deals In 1948 Judqe Skiliman slated to run against Gov Siqler and Fred M Alqer an opponent oi Lt Gov Keyes both withdrew throuqh a deal it was rumored Then althouqh Dewey carried the state both Siqler and Keyes was beaten Next year Keyes is in the race for qoveronr to stav GovWilliams star s believed to be ascending and his popularity qrowinq This is partly due to his successful bouts with State Treas Brake and Hiqhway Commissioner Zeigler Williams got an accidental break in the story of the El Siqler opts, in AriThis story started in a dispatch from Arizona aixmt bankruptcy proceedinq aqainsi the apts in which 761,000 oi Mich, state employee funds had been invested by Brake and tht state before Williams was qov Williams is now tryinq to qet c receiver appointed to save the state money Gov Williams has chanqec strateqy No lonqer does he tall about a 50 million deficit In Mrs Winifred Aberdeen The southern melodies sunc were also interpeted by bem danced out somethinq new in minstrels The Juqtown band eg uipped with a nondescript lint at musical instruments also dia thei bit toward makinq it a sue cessNelson Miller of Strawberry Lake did a iaxqe numoer of excellant solo parts and jack Han nett in the wedding mar en dan oe was one of the biK hits oi thei snow He also did the solo part inthe sinqinq oi Kentucky taiv ihe repartee by the end me kelson Miller and Olin Hpbinsoi was good and also the asst end men Win iaaqhn Norm Miller, L J Hemy and Una Campbell ivierwin Campbell as the Pan, leader and Cliff Miller the poet iercy Ellis made a fine interloct cor and MrsEarl Baugha pianist of talent was a line accompanist ihe entire cast did fine At the close of the minstrel show a vaudeville program waqiven by outside entertainers Betty Scovill and Don Thomp of Ann Arbor qavte tap dancinq numbers as did Ann Bird of Way ne Lewis Wellman sang, Pat Kn sh and Audrey Liebisch of WhL meTaeId ing and Mr Henry and Mrs iJay Winslow of Portage Lake put n a blackface skit Billy Bud o Way , piayied several rnusica actions Ihe funds have not ah beei b The Mich Bell Telephone Co wiil Inaucj aUifce extendedarec telephone service between PincV ney Briqhton, Dexter and HoweL at exactly 1201 a m Tuesday iov b Louis H Stipe, manager anncunccd today j Ai iiivit limy trie necessary ec uipmerit with which to operate io new callinq system will be I ut into operation No special ceremony has been arranqed bf waubf of the time element he said vVhn the cutover takf place hnickney subscribers no ionqer wiil pay the 10 and 15c pay toll charges now aoplying on calls to Briqhton Dexter, and Howell By the same token, cus i omeis in those three cities will Po able to make tollfree calls to this community fj reach Brighton Dexter, and Howell, subscribers in this area wiil continue to give the n amber of the telephone they are calhing to the local operator, who will complete the culls for then Subscribers in Howeii wQ follow tha same procedure when calling Pinckney In Brighton, however subscribers vhshing to call Pinckney will uro the cede number 15 to reach the local operator who will complete the call for them Subscribers in Doxter Will use the code r amber 6PI Jpon the introduction of the new service in Novtmber,,iJinckneys flat monthly telephone rates will be moved up to ths per manent schedule authorised by the State Public Service Comm, supplanting the temporcny rates in efbet here since late last year A new directory containing alphabetical listings of subscribers CHURCH NEWS 3t Marys Catholic Church Hackney Michigan I V FR AIBERT J SCHM1TT Staday Massos 800 and 1000 Njmnmj Devotions Fridays at 730 p m ConJnwtons Sat 730 to 900 pm Sundays,btor b00 mass Fridays after Novejna Devotion COMMUNITY CHURCH Congregational SCHOOL jNLfls Turcot Comment Pinckney higii schol cvtrea themselves witn glory in h LIM haii of the game a Dext r fii night ana heia a 7 to t ead a lite half Th y wre unacie to keep it up an i LVxter rut up 20 more points tn last half giva them rather a cne MO d 26 io 7 Dexter scorea u the first few victory The recent congress was not very liberal in regard to the arm ed lorces The cxicises seem to nave about subsided and as a result 33000 reserve officers have been retired to civil en lite anj spit home and the terms of enlistment of 30,000 drafted men havt been cut to one year and 7 ev i D Urady MinUter flation and a surplus of 24 mill ion in the state treasury has seal ed it downBesides no one is wo ried over a 25 millon deficit any , turned in but will Probably u m Dexler wiil ilslribLltei prior more around 800 clear ihis with the j to the inauquration ol ser ice rT77v proceeds from ttie pillow case FolJowincf th cutover n Nov HALLOWEEN P TY social and the waffle ana at the j pincknevs calling area will carnival will bring a earmn , cludo n tctal of s 264 telephones of the building assn up to SlUu in ir own, and the BnqhtonDex The Pettysville Civic Assn si onsored a unique Halloween pai ty Fri eveninq at the home oi Mr, andJtfosHuqh VanNess o Rush Lake Some fifty adults an sixty children assembled for this qay party, many in costumeTh children enjoyed square dancin, qames, a fish pond, and a qypsV fortune teller in the recreatio room which was colortui wi jdck o lantern and varied de corations The penents spent th tor and Howell exchdnges tor the year Not bad ior trie con organized lastspringiorais funds for enlarqtng tlie Masonic j DISTICT MEETING banquet hall Olin Robinson sr , Jvhs Mae Warier, Noble Prop was chairman , letess of Corinthian Shrine 52 Chair ROCOM Wed nights Organist ad Ceoir Directaf m, Merwio Campbeh inui bve UU DiDle btuay at in parson ag Thurs 800 Prayer Meeting , the Mark Nash home, corner Swarthout and Pettysville nii Sun Nov 6th1030 Ciiurc Service Sermon How to Be Coi iortable 1130 Sunday Schx lopic God Comforts His ie p head Isaiuh 40 700 Pilgrim Fellowship M ti Leader Dick VanSlambrco Topic Gandi and Christian Monday 630 Monthly Farm Church Supper Sponsored 1 the Ladies Aid Special pian and violin music by Dcrth , Lathers and Sophi Stoianows A sound film In His Steps story of the qreat book by Chu j M Sheldon has been booke i J Wednesday 800kitchen shove j at ihe Church for women of 1 Ladies Aid and Auxiliary, h esses MrsTEthel GustufsorrT T Mrs Edith VanSlambrook Wed 400 Junior Cfioir Praci 700 Senior Choir Practise mmutes if piy by iunmia ih thftv wiu u Pirckney ends and a pass in , Vr aiscnarqed at the th, ,,i z,n Schnbelt t HaSL tK wvice This will no , mean tha OUJ falend fi Lewit will soon e u ciuen oi iuckncy once more Undubt i t u They tiid o civert j th v got start, d again bin los ,ne bai n a fumble rc vere by Pinckn y T V ntk v st od to qo through tie Jino w t I Schn tiT, V nBla rcum c ivi j the rill i iul W ie mod c i number f nj runs an mc I ii y reachi the Dextor on yarn J linj wiir they lost e bu Tn D x i pun1 n, miafel m i Pinckn v I j a wns j wnt t roared j Dexttr Ware , I iv ne of the bg aisuppoints of n s Me is that he was not around to help supervise the plms oi the ew Dispcn office and aid in s erction in th, installation l the mrjcnmry m it H wever, ive reserve office space hi im whr he wili be avail o i hinjj oi his iturn i 1 l i O t v Cv1 IC I LIC luck 7 I ck v right back again 15 J ftir v P i tne end o o i r down and IiLi ys 1o j goa qivnq Pickn v a lea 1 1 hi th secon i had P was appinnnv tirej out Dexter wen ahead m th firt fw m n utts on a p iI and l nn an the situation q i q ihr uqh ckney lin mi aroun i is to big gains Pinckn y who ia tackled wil and wno3 1LI nei, the first iialf, could i neith r di last and niya coupl d 15 v penalties aqai st Dexti he h SCTi4Wft in die Ins had ncl oniy on real cniiiq O Ltraqht line pi iy i ed the UXLT 2U y fii iieie is a sutxeity oi guua foot ii mat i,u m tht schools lViijjqjn ad tney hav BOWLING NEWS The results in the Pinckney Bowling league last were as foil OWS Vans Gulf L VanBlaircum eveninq at cards and visftinq Re JJ shirey Reason and Jacl freshments included coffee, pop j Reason tied Tip Top Lunch, Don and fried cakes, the cakes beinq served on lonq wooden spike irom wierdfaoed pumpkin con tainers Twelve door prizes wert awarded in cauition to the qam awards Mr und Mrs Douqlq Smith also of BnshLake were cochairmen of the committee in rharqe of arranqemenis THE JUSTICE COURT An early solution of the How ell justice court dispute is prom ised by Mayor Shirley Henry He says there are 4 ways to do it 1 have a taxpayer petition to have a municipal court establish ed 2 Petition the supreme cou for, such a writ 3 Have the city council appoint a iudqe 4 Cai a special election to establish such a court Mayor Henry say he favors a municipal court as it would savje the city money Ir 1948 the city collected 79637, in fines On these the Justice rec eived a fee Last niqht the Howell city cou cil postponed action 4o Nov 15 VALOR ON THE JOB For vfcdor on the job Benneti D Duqan, 21yearold installer for the Mich Bell Co at Wayne has received a bronz Vail Meaal cmd 100 in cash Puaan sav McLean, I Hannett, M Meabou A Skinner, L Hurtibuse F Huru buse 17 to 17 St Marys las Sinqer Fred Singer A Schmiti, F Shehan, C McClear and Andy Singer be Reads Lumber IVi Hitter N Mill Shrine will entertain er, iss Read H V,idmeyerj CUnties that were represente and Howard Read, n to ib Ingham Livingston Wayn VJW Amnurgey R Urn d Ja k stead Bill Rupnow C Heath L 1 entertained the Claudia Club c Whd Shrine at u i J0 ainner Srnoay at the Masonic Temple Later each district held their meet ing there The district deptuv of Jackson Mrs Minerva Botweil qave im ruction on Supreme Laws Tht Worthy High Priestess of Lnsin was a guest ladies of he Pinckney O E S 145 served the dinner The next meeting will be held at Farmington Nov 20 The CALVARY MENNONITE CHURCH ilcV wjiiwt Lliy, Joi Mcruiny Wrrship 1000 Sunday Schuoi 1100 Childrens Hour 1145 roiug Peoples Meetinq 3u Evemnq Worship 815 Supt Roscoe Darrow Asst Supt rivictrvm tt 800 V 1 Cottage Prayer Moetinqn Vd 800 P M t jefheys thrw a periec Moniman which h i iii Haydu and L Kolmal beat Cory Drug L Hendee, G Eichman, W Rpader, Andy Ccanpbelb Joe Griffith 14 to 12 Pinckney Tavern Pick Ambui qey Tony DePhillipe, P Singer V LaRpsa, Bob Vedder beat Hockey Service Wm McDonala Hollis Swarthout Joe Clark, Joe Jeffreys Rex Hendee, Leon Mea bon 12 to 11 , , TT C H Kennedys S Dinkel H Thayer, D Swarthout T Howe,h Farley and H Palmer tied Shirey j Shirey Kevin Ledwidqe, H Mrs Alta Meyer, Pinckne and errand representative fc Idaho was a guest Ihere were 45 present SCHOOL ELECTION An election will be held ir Pinckney at 8 oclock on Noven ber 10th to elect officers for the newly formed rural agricultural school Five members will be elected, two to Berve 3 years 2 to serve 2 years and 1 to servje from now until the annual, meeting next July Gladys McShireyULV,ShiTeTLHo7pTcrto lijCallum, county school supt will WndcnevFab W Lennon, Nei preside at the election Nomina, son SSer Cliff Miller, Dick Sing ns will be from the fioor Th er R Elmore R Fenner tied Die Set, W Bauqhn L Saska Oscar BeckH Rady, Gerald Jones, A Shirey 9 to 9 Hiah team St Marys 2398 3 newlyelected board will meet to organize within 15 days after their election Within ten doys BAD ACGIDENT SATURDAY There was a bad auio nmasl up Sat afternoon at 3d5 m on the Howell Pinckney rnc j a the snake cait in lr Ic ward Allens homo, A cc i ivor north contcning Mr n , thur Wright of Larkiv Hn B lqh on collides hoad o1 wih one ar ven by Alonzo Golas HK laii ParkAll three people w ro ike to McPhrson hosphui rIowwh where they are in a s ro dition As late as Mm one had been allownmem e h c me n v i acv nne H u pass c1 d Uhoii This s ui1 h ve nv ant toucnd IWII, Tiu big trouble was that Paick ney lacks repiac meus lhstarting toum playea mini ii ai of the first half wuh tew raLi,tu ut jns ana iid no1, have i iiv tov ond half Luck ot qo i sckiA altowed Dtxfr t f tmwlt Wh lext year wll b moth i i , anil Dexter will play here oi n sorted i velop u basL vo siabhshev call them B wet bnqiton, Dexter Ml n an i maiy ther lopud this syjtem this main trouble witv high thai SUM team 1 juniors u jiiman s ipend their lima Virs sitting OJI u das ii jend to rem Tg wIvTn they n tne i am th h1 xpne ce Back i iqv in tn aiys of u he JWI iqe, Don Burnj Garth Meyer, B Lamb and th Clark roy Pi ,V w able heid u eum about ogual strength vVhcn ,ltj scond tcm Went m PmcKii , strngth was unimpuued Tudcjy those days ut ibun jam material m no more j this Var team is made up a pi iyTs wih jme xpenncu e U mie prich e povot as th big , oui team Tiey ed farms but teimi H netstu sch Oi r Th, cuool tams ie usuaiiy made up ana niors and th an i nopiri ,11 lr 1 jj iicn i ii icrVriop una ,y gel iiuvo n ifi or 4 y Pinckney Mattison Cogswell , Schneider j VanSlambrnok i Ciark Hewict j Packer k Jeffrey 1 Mohlman 1 Ware VanBlaircur iO CO v n L E L Tc R G it T iA Q b J K I B ij QUIET HALLOWEEN j A VJBry quiet Halloween took place in Pinckney Swarms of childen visited the heme, an business places workina the trick or treat plan A few winlows were soaped and con stalks J strewn about Main St ond a j bundle of stalks elevated tn the A 1th uqh 9 cnoo utuiicts in ih Pinckney area votod to con soiaate lust rneeK ue baitn haL nv begun A cousuhaatior ot mvojveo no fund xpendit ui ine hara part cmes wnen a bond isU i vota upon, Only ix piyeis may vole 7Tfftem sJh iea t turnta down a bond J u hmi win vote ngain tmorr ,w on prop siti About 25 ynan, ngo Unadilui township V ten to consolidate and form a Wi ship ujiit school, However in another ejection thev turned aovn a iy,ni issue hventually a npecia eioctuDn wis heid and the township voi M disconsolia ti dtockbrjdqc ted several time befcu th voters approved a bond isue ij buila their pre s n school However, ihe piesent rrona is towara consnkdation and if One bond issue is defeated it was not 3, big ujwili be reubmitteJ until it is ap the DexterBiqnto I pr ved Dextc N Fr k nKite Pmqston Bn,ot Dm i ,m Haciv in mctiar mbol Pncnur H ware Creanrv NOTES OF THE GAME Dexter showed the bqqes form reversal the second half A any team w evtr sow Poor tickunc poor blocking cmd mofi ohv passirin made them look ban thefirst half This was nil coiect the secona half The crowd the one at game, probably around 150U lit j ghton had an off nighean i thvy W K Kvisey came over and yelhd for PnckiNows last week ney A pageant was put on bntw t v i, 1 v, rt, e,,v i halves which included parading top of the flag pole on the sguar ,, u , , r n ,i ALZ, t u hy the bona and crowning A i Dexter queen Tiie Dexter band iookok The usual damage of by goru years did not occur MRC FRED ROSE KILLED Mis Fred Rose 66, who on the PletmfcelfcLRd was killed in the white and blu nice uniforms in ue Letroit gives an account ofa norse named Morocco in a i coulo tell unv , read and wrr He was wnea by u Scot chman ,amed Banks who exhibited njm in London Paris Rome and all over hie worla This was in 1600 In Rome they were seiz Th Harden and Phillips cnila Ten of the Hudson Corners dim at 230 p m Sun and her hus rict who came to school her Ian year are in the band Moybe when the Th3y had about 7 drum majors ed ana accusea of Witchcraft but Pi games1 game Tavern 374 High the nine school tricts mut be Ind M fitter 597 3 qames game H Palmer 242 This week Nov 2 Kennedy VE vans St Marys VB Shireys Read vs Die Set, Tavern vs Hcl eys, Corys vb FAB Tip Top u V F W DEXTEtt FilRE FRIDAY Fire of an unknown ormn did 3000 damage to the Ice LaRosa soda fountain and sandwich bar In Dexter early Friday morning It started in tha basement ana raqed f owrral hcs Ths Chelsea fire dept was summon1 No rural buiidinqs will be sold ed to help One Dextsr firemar band badly hurt when tVir car collided with one driven by AN , , X A fred Bolton of Mason on Doxter school program gars ni rg, after the orqanization ot the new Tmil 8 miles east of Mc0l, ivlr K ckney can have a band Om board, all books anproperiyo j Rose is the Mason hospital was organized her during Ei j win Juices administration which j lasted for several years Th bic I gst item is th cost of nstru mens Perhaps a way ,cnn be i iound to raise money to bu j them The night was ideal for a too i ball game Pinckney has not haa a bad night so far this yearNext Friday the team aoes to Stock bridge, artd the next ends the season with Hartland here Pinch ney should take both games bu you never can tell Remember the South Lyon game turned over to the new shool board At the two elecions hela on Oct 25th 4811 elector voted203 ot these voted in the Pinckne election Of these ItsC voted for Besides her husband she leave a son, Wm of Ann Arbor TWO ROBBERIES A daylight robbery took pac at the restaurant of the Grahai Hotel Brighton at 6 a m Mot rhe reorganization and 10 oqainst j Two bandits entered locked i A total of 278 cast their be llou ward Frisch an employee in trom the eiqht primary districts ci03et and took 35 from th i75 were for Ihe reorganization ash register Sunday the safe and 100 were against 3 ballots the Peet Packinq Co at Ypsila were spoiled j wa6 blown open and 7,000 w, Probably vfcry few change j taken wiil be made in the operation o the school for the current yea ANNOUNCING fared Webster was overcome bv smok and taken to St Joseph ed U jffoa a pdnqer spaniel a su ocated irom emoke on 2nd floor LThe ioas it 1000 stock and 2000 53tto bufldina The LaUse lfWoBPpniijRMB iaonTy Hred on die second vlfEenosm Bane floor , o E i nana l2 Pioclai Chanisr O E, B 145 JidTol TSrT i wm hold si 2 ZJtaEZfia July 8 Ouaan nas,llor 4 oft to will be KjTf5 Iftefc Bell past special hospital Ann Arbor The LaRosa 60 percent ol the electors inth rPlrrpR Nominatinq meetma of Liin moved during the next fiv ton County PMA AAA Comrr years unless the new elected unity Committeeman board is authorized to do so bv c por Township original districT Th buld will be kept in reasonable rep to prevent depreciation The nr district will help to equalize the cost of education and impro the quality of education at b FOOTBALL SCORES Fowlervtlle 13 Holt 13 Hasht 20 Dansville 14 Leslie 35 Oken Putnam us 6 Williamston 26, Stockbrid Town Hall qe 6 Ann Arbor 34, Ypsilcnti 6, Date Nov 4, 1949 1 M S6nhEyon 6 Manchester 2f Earl Grubb , AovcW 19 Grand Lodqe 0 Roo Chairman Livinqston PM J sevelt 14 University 15 Flc MARFIAGE LICENSES Paul Ayotte 30, Dallas Texas, jAanes Roche 29 Ann Arbor Ford Laing 34, Fowlerville, Julia Chadyka 30, Fowlerville Joh JKidd 20 Fen ton, Leah LousiFreshmen dance aft tht scho Thime 20 Fenton BiHv Saylei Nov 118 pan Clements orcnes , 19, Pinckney, Lucille Stapleton jtoajoynd the elementary and seconda lltYel FBEBHimi DANCE I rfock 6 Chelsea 0 Milan 68 Sa ine 0 NOTICE There will be another WOR BEE at the Township Hall or SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Stt to pour cement Lets have some help fttef Meafcee finally ware ahowod iu proceed on tfrir way Now of course, no iiorse evor lived that could tell limrj read or write Tiie aiiimais er only well trained and obey ad signais from their masterWe nave seen severeji such iiorses The first was back about 50 yrs apu and the horse named Fran os was with Wixom Bros, thow, atDextorA watch was borrowed from Dr Neil Grates who was in auaienceShown the horse he pawnd the qround 4 times stopp ed and then pawed it 4 more times The time was 4 minutes past 4 oclock Later at Pinckney Van s show had a horse named Foet Tempest whe not enly told time but wrote on a black ooard with a piece of chalk in a leather holder When asked his age he wrote 16 his trainer ex plaining he never could get himr to write anything else, althouqh he horse was past 20 years old CARD Or THANKS I wish too thank all my friende and neighbors lor their mess aqes oi cheer, flowers and many acts of kindness during and inos my stav in the hospital Mrs S H Con NOTICE The Pinckney Circle of Kings Daughters will hold fee meet ing Thurs Nov al 4 home m Mrs Viola Bool ,JMCIQW jjjM Jk vtnuJ ,v fctt jaw ,1111 vV IBpf wiieijajaei i The ftocijaef Wednesday Novenaber 1 IMS Pinckney Civfc Iinprovement Assn Next Meeting is Tte state has sent 10 Jackson rflltltllM inmates 10 wuUame Sta Parki w nuies 4ren onette to open ,,, fTuesday, November 8 I NOV 14th Ine secaud election to vote on a J5UQQU school bond issut will be neld at Chelsea Nov 3 The lust one tailed to approve it y 5l votes The Dexter Recreation iiqhtea held received a windfall last wk in the shape of a1000 check I the estate oi the late Mrs Clara Bell Greqory of Ann Arbor, L was presented by her 3 children Ai Mrs Gregory was a daughter oi the k iJDovei the late George Dick ightej Bell 01 8 P M Come a ad bring a friend yO Bingo AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sat, NovJ2ih 800 p trr Be Live Turkeys Sponsored by Pinckney Post VF W No 7301 DexterTheatre DXXTER MICHiaAN Friday, ftatarday, Norwnbor 4 S Dovbto Footon Judy Garland Bay Bolger ftb THE WIZARD OF OZ Tex WUams and HUs Western Caravan In SDt GUN MUSIC Howell 1 heaver HowelL Michigan Thundery, Friday, Novombot 3, 4 Van Johnson, Arlene Dahl Gloria DeHaven, Tom Drake Comody Cartoon Saturday, MOT rvoajbor Monte Hale I OUTCAST Of THE TRAIL Alto P997 Ryan Trudy MarshoU s SHAMROCK HILLS Cartoon Chas L Baughman, 76, a retii ed Dexter hardware merchan, died at his home mere last wk hjev H oungserq oi Nebr has accepted a call to become past or oi the Dexter Conql church Earl Richmond 16, sen oi Banqs Richmond oi Gregon jwas badly injured at the Stock bridge school last Tuesday He had been using an acetlyne toi ch and laid it on a supposed en pty can which exploded He wr injured about the iace and will probably lose an eye Ted Thompson, editor oi the Williamston Enterprise is the Gd Master of Michigan Odd Fellow, led Lucile Stapleton and Wn Salyer of Greqory were marrOct 22nd Former County Trteas Clyde Fleminq of Washtenaw county pled quilty to embezzlinq 15000 in county funds and was oiven 3 and a half yrs in Jackson prison by Judqe Breakev Ivan Love convicted of the murder oi Mrs Zea McConnell April 1 was an en life imprisonment, Manchester is havins a comr ninJunddriyewith a J300qoal , The Andrus BrgSiT Don and Wm are nowetfi on bail pend inq their appeal for a new trial to the, supreme court For many years back a husIxmd and wife have held the of fices of worthy maton and patron of the Howell O E S Chapte This is slated for discard as Eli abeth Griffith Assoc Cond,Maur rice Coles Asoc patron are un married 1 W H Euler has taken a posi ion at McPherson hospital How ell Born to Mr and Mrs Emon Plummer jr at McPherson hosr al Howell Oct 19, a girl A boy scout building 50x60 o cinder blocks is beinq erected by volunteer labor at Briqhton Yfrs Ago j Pinckney hiqh school football 1 team beat Bryon 63 to 0 here Friday with Swarthout the leading scorer This week they mee Fowlerville The Dispatch will qive a prize to the Pinckney pupil writinq the best essay on How I Woulc Make Pinckney A Better Place To Live In i Miss Fern Tupper has been hir ed to teach music in the Pinckney school The wm Murphy farm south of town has been sold to Detroii parties who will raise Gordon set ters Erwin Campbell and family have moved bark on the Chas Campbell farm Several from here attended the W C T U convention at Oak Grove Thursday Chas P Eed of Marion har vested 2600 bushel of potatoes last week Spencer 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Roberts, died last week ITS A HIT THE NEW COMIC BOOK Yes the NEW 18Paae COMIC ,,, BOOK exclusively with The DetSYLVAT iHEATEB rt Sunday 1 J8 w mwi iQn a j Fun evjBryone raeJesa Mien Its packed with entertcdnmen Vrfdcy Satarday, Novoinbor 4 s Comics qalore, games, puzzles xnaqio radio listings Get the LAST OF THE WILD HOWES NEW COMBC BOOK with Detro A Weston starring Sunday Times TwoStar Edition James Ellison Mary Beth Hughes on eae eacn week from WecLon ,an,FKB AVON THEATEir PINCKNEY TeUpker Subscriber wll be able to call Brighton Howell Dexter without paying loll charges This news unproved telephone servicecalled extended area service enlarge, your calling area ih area In which you can make calls without pay tag toll charges TO CALL PBCfER, BRIGHTON AND HOWELL WITHOUT TOLL CHARGES Simply tw the Brighton Howell or Dexter telephone number you are call tag to your operator She will connect your party Michigan Bell Telephone Co J r Modem t one of nany Brings Features I Heres your stsinproof sink otasswsre See al the other at no rxtra cost Glisten Special of this tivtu mg porcelain enamel, Beautyware sink Comt t crumb cup stramer, extra for FREE Kitchen Shlare has J n, special le Ige for Book t PLUMINO FIXTURES L i J MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLDMBES Telephone PiacJoMr lTU Hrnt ITS A GREAT FEELING Coke by StoHebfidqe, Michlqaii Friday Sararday, lforombor 4 S OY WITH THE GREEN HAV Color by Wm want te Sotro Ton WITH COMPLETE FODHtAV gBVTCt rnm x f 7 Margaret OBrien and Herbert to Dennis Morgan, Doris Day, Jack Dean StockweH Pat OIBrien RVW ejBB saaBBBeW sW ev 1HI SECRET GARDEN ITov NoTomboc ft,, i Fecb Ava Gardner TBS GSBAT SWNErT lsy J Bfldrjsi KerievPtll and troih of Detroit spent me week end a Charles Etele and wife oi FoW L i nha oi lermfred Hm leirigljjspent San with Mr E oi MdUe Stalls b VoQnser , I CI Jerry Oak it oneodtag an BotefTOmem tasty to U to JOE OHTUE Ife asd ,2rsL John Mcfllotfii cf Seai endnftjL, fe wZL itaft spent he woek and c w, W iBT the Fstd Sand io MftftMnMstoef snsssflZ Saaoisy Cstsw kc oodete c gnaw ut3Zi fsno at ijeeBesi nnsv eens ieunss nonsntv e sna jftnaeoSm asas SmThe Peoples Store Groceries Drygoods Gents Furnfshi Canned Goods erie Shoes KennedyV Gen Suheainrtoa Prion UM Paul Mi C 115 Mate i J Wvfc f Dead or Alia FARM ANIMAL OLLECTED PROMPTIv hORSM 5 GOW6 250 MOOS He per cwi The Misses Alberta Dinkcl L i ise and Carlene Zeiqler Lei Reason, Mandy DeBarr, Murq et Widmeyer and Miss Celic ia Bischer attended the foe qame at Dexter rri niqnt and had a party after it at the Dinkol home WF BUY rflDl ,D CALE SKINS Phone 68 Plnekne Central Head StocK Co 1 V i Guy Blair and family of Fowl r ie were Sun quests of Mr m r Mrs Roy Dillingham TOM OTTY 6AS CONVENIENCE FOR FARM AND SUBURBAN HOMES Emil Weddiqe and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday visitors A Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Mr and Mrs W C AtLee a tended the 500 club party at th KeUier home m JacKson Sunday Mrs Florence Bauqhn and Lav rence Bauqhn and family were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer anc family of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Walter Clark home ibsfli Mr and Mrs J H Hooker with the C W Hooker family of Ann Arbor attended the weddmq c j Hinchey and wife oi Jackson, Thomas Brooks at Ypsilanti SunjMise, were Mon dinner quests at the Episcopal church Recept io Jesse Henry and wife Ion at Washtenaw Country Clubf The Chubbs Corners school Mr and Mrs Harold Porter and i had a party for the children Yx children and 2 friends from night and Allen Dinkel aav Grand Rfcpids spent the week them a hay ride end here and attended the Min Mr and Mrs Walter Clark strel Show spent me week end in nothen Mr and Mrs Thomas Ware en Michigan tertained Sun in honor of their Frank Peters and wife of Jack 25th wedding anniversary L J on were Thurs and Fri guests Wn and Mis Hero fitaeea u nowuh called at rioss rteuu home Sunday night Mi, and Mis, Ona Campbell took Leoaa back to Mien ataw CaUeqe Sunday night James Docking has return e home from the Stone Con vale, cent Home in Howell Mis Maxiory Parkinson anu daughter oi Ann Axoar spent iu with her mower, ivue, Rosy Hen dee who has been ill Howard ttfcad and inmily a tended a pa in Ann Arbor Fn night Mi and Mri Geo Meabon U called at the Wm Marshall home home in Rockbridge Sun niqh A bee was held under the di ection of Maishall Meabon i 4H members to clean up tht basement of the town hall Satfor 4 H rooms, a lot of work wa done Leon Meabon and wife attend ed a shop party at the home of Hugh Sorenson in Chelsea r night Mi and Mrs Louis Coyle R Burns and family James Burns and family D Conklin and fam Uy and Don Bums and Barbara Haines were entertained at dinn r Sunday by Mr and Mrs Jack i Young of Gregory Mrs LeBter McAfee and Mrs Harold Rady were in Detroit las 1 week J Howard Riopelle and wile of Detroit are visitinq at the Haroic Rady home Mrs Ellen Newman of Ann Ai bor visited Mr and Mrs Ben White last week Phillip McDonald who ha been in the army at Caster, Wy has been transferred to N and is home on furlouqh Mrs Ben White called on Mrs Joie lorner at St Joe hcspital Ann Arfco1 last Wed Rpsaloe Nash was home from Mich State College Mark Nash family took her back Sunday Frank Clark and wife of Mil ford spent the week end at the Wnston Baughn home Rex Sackett and family of Det roit spent Thurs eve at the Oli Robinson home and attended th Minstrel Show The Harlow Shehan family of Jackson spent Thurs at the Wm Shehan home The Younglove PTA had ft Hail oween party at the school Mon afternoon for the children Cy Rupert and wife of Howell 6pent Sat evt at the Lloya Hn dee home and were at the mi istrel show The Dale Miller family of Pinq ree and Doyle Templeton frid family of Keego Harbor wer guests at the Albert Shirley home Sunday Frank Hinchey and Reginald tnfoj oty f eVpesdsMe PH1LGAS D UVERED SEE VICE Consider tfcese feireres I Phages ddived fen 2 AM ssepfe SMps of Philgss for roolring cemhet BtmtQ mi PkHgm eseT en fciPC fenslpr mi at the Fred Read home Water Clinton and wife of roit spent tbe week end ai t Henry and family, Mrs Alice bchoenhals and Mrs Lydia Kar us and family of Howell Mrs Wm Geddes and children of Q r Gfaton home Chelsea Paul Ware of Plymouth and Walter Ware of Fairhope Aia Howard and Mike Going of D roit called on Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Sun They ace cousins of Mrs Swarthout Gordon Hester and wife of Ypsilaoii and Dr Wylie and wife c Dexter were Sun guests at the Andrew Neebitt home Mrs L J Henry Ma Tom Ware attended the funeral of Oscar jSchoenhals at Brighton Sat Lawrence Baughn and family if and Bill Baughn and family were Sun guests at the John Carver name The John Carver Frank Aberd and Itfamber families ITS AN AXIOM wrir ARCHITECTS i t Rrthe Most Dependable Water Heater CO BIBCTRC Ask stny experienced architect Hell tell you to specify an auto matic electric water heater for yearin yearout troublefree satisfaction 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It REFRIGERATOR 5995 ftmM I GLASS I SERVICE FOR TRU HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY SEELED AUTO QLA21ER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS IVE TRUCK VBERATIONS WE USE THE BEST AVAIL AJ7X GLASS AJND DO THE WOflK PROPERLYJROMPTLY McPlierson itat PROFESSIONAL SflBNEB j i First Sat aitf Servings Bow SrvrelL Michi tewm wuwu Attorneys d Dduy AJtvO A JM, to iUi ivx Incept W euaau Ci 11 wtuwi i Csetey Memorial Pauai 924 KMaln StAnn Aroor,ZcL vSfiSnii I,k Telephone I 0 RPsentave mt, klSySottice 95 W 8lJ 51G Fleming St Howell items which ore not In regular Isnings by AypouiuQMints Phone Howell 439 or 8 everyday use are the targe off Howell Michigan mmit tmmmumSm thieves and flame j HERB SNEEV I 1A TiN J iHV RENT A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX A small rental will provide c fire prooi burglar proof deposit ary for your valuables at oi bank Planned savinqs in the wav foj happy livings I 8TA1IUS8 STEEL SINK 24 000 VALUE at 15995 20 off a Water Heaters THE BEST FOR LESS FARES AUIO PAMTSPHONE 151 1019 EAST GRAND RIVER HowelL Michigan LAVSY HARDWARE Phone 183 207 tiGond River HowciL Michigan Real Estate InsuranceBrokeiac City Lake and Farm Property A Speciality I List VQVUT Property with Me f LEE LAVEY General Insurance 11 IIL AL L t Ph0nd 59F3 McPherson State bhhK M5cW All deposits np to S500080 insur1 A T CNEE td by our membership in he Fed fcm a NOeral Deposit Insurance Corpi T WTLit Plumbing Water Sytemsec Stanley Dinkel EASY BOOKEEPONG Thats what you have when you pay by checkYour check record keeps track of every dollar Stan j an account here soon WeHaveAmple Tundnfa le for Sound Loans Read Estate Mortage or Personal at Reasonable Rates FIRST NATIONAL BANK Membst Federal Depoalt Insuxoact Car AD deposits p to 5000 Injured Ov 0 Years of Fab Banking Spot Cash FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STUCK HORSES 260 Eac Phone Pinckney 78F2 STANLEY BtEiMA Attorney at Lrw 207Hi E Grand River, Hovvcil Attorney at Law Phono 13 Brighton Mich Phone 157F11 Reparn MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lukede D License Rush Lakr P H SWARTHdUt 4 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Seivice hones 39 4 63 PinckneyMlch FRFD C7 KEICKHOT Sr OPTOMETRIST i20 West Grand Rtvor Av Howell Michigan For Appointment REFRIGERATION SERVICE 353 Resident 61 HAKOLD RADY , LLOYDT HENDEE COWS 250 Each J Repairs on All Makes Phne Pinckney 154F3 1 DR C J TOWNER I Dentist 8044 Portage take Road DexTe Phons Dexter 3461 HOGS 50c per cwL ALL ACCORDING lO SIZ AND CONDITION CALVES SHhfcP and tffri REMOVED tti PHONE COLLECT TC CARL BERG HOWELL 150 licensee tor DARLING COMPAQ u Live Stock Hruling Weekly Taps Made to Detror General Trucking Phone 64F14 CARL JONES Concrete Prgducts Cbavei rwpnr T Bw Beadfitaawl wi S Dlr cmd Read BuH WATCH CLOCK REPAIR plockg Lcnd, p, Cimtm Accurate Fast ea3onable Guaranteed Work W Main tit Pinckney, Mich 7628 Toma Rd Plhckney Re, Phone Dexter 3 118 Want Ad CIDER MILL open for the Sea son We have 50 gal Whiskey Barrels Phone Howell 535JI Ed K Maas Howell CONSERVATION HOTES Mich, can secure up to 441, 776 in Federal PittmanRobinson kinds for wild liie restoration may still be taken rines totalling bouu ere lev QR SALEWhiskey Barrels, levied on violators in Sept Cairy The Ed aas cider Mill inq quna in qame areas befoic h Howel 535J1 This is the second largest sum the season opened and havinc ani wonTan R Texas getting the largest whc loaded guns in cars were the pr older who needs sub is 495,670 This rundis denve, ncipal offenses i 20years or der wn from he tax on sportvna ar, p,irmits to CUT sawlogs ana santaimcome ond ammunition pulp wood on state lands in the, tir1 rj ,,v nnH State bounty payments hit the upper peninsula will be let b peak in Sept when 24,510 was No 24 paid out on 1694 foxes 714 covo irst bobcat seen in thi t ttes and 8 wolves area in many years cjavk Ror The pheasant season ended 9I Kindingers dog a bad maulin Oct 30 and woodcock and grou before it was shot at Proud Lak m Nov 5 Itebbits cmd duck ponuac last week I ears ago FOR SALE Potatoes and Oniont FOR SALE 8 Pleasant, diqniiied work conduct inq Cosmetic alamour parties bv appointment only Car necessary For interview, Contact Mrs Edna Find ley, 521 W SibW St Howell Phone 559 Fmus 10 a m to 3 p m Monday Nov Qth Umstead Farm , HowellPinckney Rd Phone 71F2 The first number on the Citizens ens Lecture Course is Nov 12 It FOR SALE New wooden is Carter, the magician, 200 sea box and a complete set oi SOTV1 MWf H SOl1 , chanics tooisaii S5000 ihe M E laches took m 6 at He Hauck, Dispatch GffiCe tneir tea at the home of Mrs F 1 Grimes Friday pn pVrDO George Green has been drawn rvnanLLtAVLkib on jury Wm Moran is runninq lhone47i3 Pmckney his barber shop FOi SAl A traiiied Veronica Caroil who is attena Setler 3 rs oW ing sahool in Detroit is home Ko , George Bull pled not guilty ph 6gF3 pXz ana is out on 800 bail ne byiJ tinckny tool me Irish u Pinckney QUALITY Mr Humphreys of Walled Lk , T n ,, is supping here for W H Clark LOST In Pmckney scnool a red whose sister is ill in Genesee co a als0 jacket wool black ana Mrs J W Mcuire, who form P ot leather glove Fiindor reerly lived on the Larue farm rntun to Bobby Plummer died in Howell last week Fred Hemingway had a cow FOR SALE Parts for a 1938 killed and disembowled by a Chevrolet truck and parts for a vicious hoa last week j937 pack car The Livingstson County Mutual 1Q unAWVi PiirWr,Pv Telephone Co has been formed lflluJirii22v it has 200 stockholders Captal FOR RENT, Modern three room is 1,000 with 200 shares of 50 furnished apartment each phone 143F2 545 E Putnam S The election is over and the offices are divided about 5050 Plastei Contractor New or Aaron Bliss, R govS Smith H Repair Work Extimates cheer oonqSiias Munseli,RrepHenry fully given FinlevDsheriff Ed ShieldsOD Lee Passow Pros Egbert Wright, D Treas, Phcne 7881 1767 Upland Dr Willis Lyonso R Cledc A D Ann Arbor, Michigan Thompson Reg R Rev ribbert Russell is the new FOR SALEHens and Ducks pastor of the Cooper St M E Henry Porter 495 Mower Rd I church in Jackson 9053 Cedar LakeRd Ph 62F2 FOR RENT Ground hoor fumib ed apartment, suitable for two Heat mmrnished Rent 350 a mor th Can bo seen a 9405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Suqqitt FOa SALE12 ga Shot gun re peater and Shells 2250 Like new Lucius Doyle Eli2 FENCING By Rod or Hour, alse construction work dons Coones Klave Phone 162F3 Pinckney Ge7eMcClSrhas purchasedj FOR RTApartment 3 rooms the Ovitt farm anci Jiam The infant daughter of Mr and H w Wylto 335 E Main WANTED Tree Trimming or Removing Orchard Trunmirigalso Stump Hemoving Experienced work Free Estimates Allowance for wood Art Rente 5030 Burgess Road, Phone 9 IF 11 iANrTOULTKY Will pay Detroit market paces C H LloM Phone 6FU FOR SALE Hottte gwartkuil home 7 rooms and bath garGe, stabler all in good oondiuon Large grounds, beautiful treee 5,50000 TERMS H G Swarthout 17910 Telegraph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan Ccdl Wygndotf 7156 RU PAINTING AND DECORATING PAPER HANGING A aOAIJTY tRWLGRIM PHONE NO 38FI2 ruit Groceries Vegetadles Ftod Lgyje, died Friday L W Aliyn died at his home near North Lake Oct 26 Pinckney j a franchcase and associates at the livings County Musuai Telephone Co to run lines through the village Phone 136 Pinckney D S YUN 1 iWrJrr PlftHO TUNING I SPAIrESG be y sit dsFrcmk fii5955 Grwd Kol U c iafJftvSstoi PHONE HOWELL 1IW1 Mrs I WiLL TAKK CAhE OF small cliiJicJii clays, whilo Ptn,to at vcrk at my house Will also evenings 35 an hour veninqs have no phone Barrett 722 UnadiUa St nncknev, Michigan Ftelr Harke Pirics Ctarks OSCAR SCHOENHALS Osoor Schoenhals, 74, died at his noma at Crooked Lake, Thurs He was prominent in the political life of this county serving as sup ervisor oi Genoa c chakman of the board lor a number of years In 1932 he was the Democrat candidate for judge of probate He was chairman of the county social welfare commission until he retired a year or so ago In 1898 he married Alma George ied m 1904 In IfllfLhe mar ried Anna Herbst who survives him together with cf daughter Mrs Hilda Gkrard of ManUlaP L The tuneral was at Brighton Lutheran Church Sat Burial ir Genoa VOR SALE Frame Woodshed 10x16 Fred Read FOR SALENew Idea Sing Row Corn Picker Hawkst fifos Gsegary ond Daaaer t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 02, 1949 Description An account of the resource November 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 1949-11-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6eef2dced11055cfa7f5634360ea4425.pdf 9775b475bee744a83a4a074172139b34 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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Votacu IWhu aftcfc Wednesday Ci axer iiem of Interest The present erase ior acnn 0y vicinity as usuax j Ct Fctd powoTTan fSUM nuntlS t them will leave a month 55SVS toj w Hr Ixfenanucgi un4y to , a iat w t , employers Lloyd VcaiBlcaicum, Marion ihlle business Is walchina the S6 Albert Shuy, Ora outcome at the U S Steel Corp eiletnC 1 O tug o war ior oenaionJ W H MY and insurance ine Bethlehem Steel Co has al Glawiri sons have bought a house trailer and go to OUR DEMOCRACY Nail THE ORDVER W C Miiler and son Russell Livermare and others qo to Dou glas Lake Alsothe Baughn boys ready signed a contract to pay its employee 100 a month pensions, this wUl cost the Co 12 Vi cent an how otter 2b years service and the employees 2 cents The question is what will oth, r companies do It is generally Loy McClear and the agreed tjat other companies will wos to Curran have to follow the Ford plan j Edward Parker to Roscommon which wil4 mean higher costs ior Mr and Mrs Erdley VanSickle oars to be paid by the consume, and Mr and I4rs Wilmont Plumm The plans so far adopted include er to Luzerne Clare and Claude Swarthout and the Harris Bros, to Lovells Cliff VaruHorn, Wiliard Wiltse Howlett i tMt f ASUV 0At Or QUC 0MQCACV, CATtVC WfM PIUVCN m SMAU S40VS 10TMC NCAJUST MAAKCTt ON TMf MOP JOtMMfy, THC P40VC RJSK8P LOSS OUC TO IMJ UftJC y ANO KKNf MTO ATTACK SV WIU ANIMALS ANP ANP OF THIEVES, urrent CoBunerit , A recent article f Sunday paper federal special security benefits Enployers have in general been cool to federal social security Howevtor, many of them are chan ging and now favor increased social security whereby the work ers pays more into social security This is apt to put the squeeze on little business In 1948 33 vr of all workers were employed by firms having less than 5 employees Twothirds worked for firms having less than 300 Under the social security payments would increase from 1 per cent to 11 in 1950, 2 percent in 1951, 2 in 1952, and by 1960 to If kumeia ore guaranteed fair prices and workers economic sec urity from the cradle to the qrave What next The Trends a journal of the J National Assn of Manufacturers says the trends to economic secj unty and centralization of power now are too stronq to resist The journal says if continued they wi lead to disaster BOND ISSUE DEFEATED AGAIN The 350,000 bond issue to build new school buildings for Xhe Chelsea reorganized school was defeated again last Thurs by 38 votes The proposal to raise the 15 mill limit 15 mills carried by 16 votes200 more vot ers The Shirey Bros, to Mio i Sam Gentile and Joe Plummer to Clare Francis Shehan with a party to Mio Leon Meabon with Milt Harvey of Dexter to Grayling Geo Meabon jr and Ona Campbell to Lovells Orville Smith Gerald Musson , and Bill Loll to Lovells Bill Baughn ick Peton, and Friday Haines to Johnnesburg Lynn Hendee and sons to Mio John Burq to Houghton Gerald Reason goes to Hough ton Arhur Marshall and son3 will hunt necr Clare BAD AUTO ACCIDENT A iw4 uuto accident occurea orliy after 100 a m Sunday morning on M36 W in front of the EdWvurd Spears home Carl Hollister and two small sons and Gene McAinch were enroute home Their lights wi t out and they stopped to investigate They were hit by a car driven by Nor man Huck of North Lake Louis Fitzsimmons, son of Chris Fitzsimmons was with Huck The crash WIN AT STOCKBRIDGE 1 13 Piiickney won ut Stackbnaq i anicie in a IWri lust mqhr 19 to 13 The qan was SujV paper gov a not ts cc thc scort iicat j and wrteup of a starling which Piiicknoy domiaa through I a W0In had taught to talk W out cna had Pf session u boll nav dineient Lds w ah t ae hrst nail They lost nv iy I auanLo Wr scoring chances, due to th lr in j ability to hancj ontu pasoo Pcknvy scored the first quar1 tor cuter Scheider and Vanblari , U best bSbei Jam Han1 9ping bad apaoie hacud V or speecn but never any tai except parrots wn we atiendea grade school Uj oia Normal iader use to 1 was knt if LATCR,AS THE weT OPNIO v,CATTLE wenr rr J OIUAT HrP PO LON5 DISTANCES ACROSS ftARRN COUNTRY TO RAIL HEAPS, THf LOSS St, BOTH IN 526 OF HCaPS AND WEICHTOFCATTLf, WSRt CWORMOMS Mohlmon iri the etia zne J conversion kick was Dicck J In the third quarvr W, re ct cled end for Pirckney scoiici tcachdoown Aain thy Ijed to convertThen Stockbidq be gan to wake uo A complex1 pass put the bai on thr iinck ney 12 Tiiey madt fs don n the 2 yd line and scoved fr m thervi They converted ki tiie point Pinckney came loarina bick Mohlman rounded end for 3rd touchdown Jeffreys kickca , i tVQ qct two minute, the ijy uUJj went n Cbb ia 40 yds for the lant btckui iq touchdown They failed to ciivprt TOOAV, ou COUNTRYS MODERAJ svfttMt OF TRANSFOHTATIOFV MAKE IT 3SftLE T 5rP CATTl, TRUCK AND RAJLWITH SUCH SPfce 4N rpFf scv, THT THCV RCACH MARKET IN PRIME ONPTtM fM , c yf ftj5K AND COMPARTIVELV LTTt LOSS Pinckney Ware Cogswell Enquist White Lavey J Clark Packer Jeffreys Mohlman Schneider VanBlcjc Stockbiidq L E Col L T Lanski L G Stti C Perkiii R G Cam R TT WOHPI RE Cobb 9t tmherr R F Word F h Ny in Berlin 3 By company One day the caqe aoor was left open and th siarJing qutaway It joined a Iockk of wld starlinqs end liv ei a merry life until it was cap turu in a net by a fowler while raidnq gain fields The fowler proceeded to puii the bjds out on by one and rnq their necks Wnn iie qct hold of ea ne it said never put off to morrow what you can 1 L wter aid Wh I The btarlinq said J ij t rhor in Berh askc iow aid vou qe here The itcrlaiq whose named was Ha ,s 1 r plied By keepinq bad c nipanv His life was spared n ls barbar qet hia bird back i aqaui the tram pat off to do today ho ar3 You am Hansthe iin The fowler Towih tJtrCtcrn n HappexiingA flOCHE AYOTTE , , , uii , The marriage of Agnes Roche, was hard and both cars caught daughter of Mr and Mrs A M ire The Pinckney fire dept was Hoche of Lansing to Paul Avate called out to extinguish th blaze son of Mr and Edward McAinch had 12 stitches taken j tte oi took place gat at FOOTBALL SCOPES Mason 25 Grand Ledge V He 65 Haslett 0 Howell 12 Fowl r vili 7 Milan 26, Roosevelt II Dundee 26 Saline 12 Parma 20 Chelsea 14 Dexter 76, Mancher 0 Brighten 16 South Ann Arbor 42 Jackson 0 erkJqhjiDantaxit6S has sued village i Welch fo 10000 callinq him a cornclaims hij reputatbeen damaqed to that ex is bxcandidate for ra J is c ripased by 3 can eta docii not come up tor re ton couiciimu damages fo munist ion i t t Wolc ei Jtion a cuUaic We Lyan 0 in a head wound Fitzsimmons ASlliutowd face cuts and possible skull fracture All were taken to McPherson hospita Howell for creani So first one held There is a difi erence of opinion as to the site of the new school, 3 sites being pro posed CARD OF THANES I wish to thank my frienls nei ghbors and Ihe Kings Daugh ters for remtimbernig me with cards also Lee Lavey for his kind nosB iileat St Joe hospital Bert Harris MARTiAGE LICENSES George Kohler,28 Barton City Joane RindlelS Hdmburq WUUs Duncan, 32fowlerville Elsie M Cook 26 Fovisrviue Bernard Lessert IS Fowlexllle, Francis itt 19 FowlorviUe BELLE KENNEDY Services were held this afternoon at WheatHalverson Chapel for Miss Nancy Belle Kennedy, known as Miss Bede Kennedy who died Tuesday at her home, io52 Randolph Miss Kennedy was well known in Long Beach and Huntinqton Park where she tauqht school for many years She was a native of Pinckney, Michiqan, and is survived by six nephews, Raymond Kennedy of Los Angeles Samuel of Seattle Wash Russell B and Earl of Lincoln, Nebr Irwin of Milwaukee Wis and Otis of Michigan on St Thomas church Ann Arbor Msgr Peek officiating The bride wore a dark green i satin suit with a white feaihered hat and carried a bouquet of white roses centered with white orchids Mrs George Scott, her sister matron of honor, wore q brown faille suit with brown vel vet hat trimmed with pink feathers and carried pink roses James Fohey, of Kalamazoo was bestman and James Pardon of Wayne, and Jack Dunn of Yp silaint, ushers The reception was held at the Stjcgecocch Inn Assisting were Mrs Madeline Shehan Mrs G McKillen Mrs J Henry, and Mrs Howard ODell The couple will reside in Dallas Texas SPONSORS ESSAY CONTEST The Pincknev Civic niece, Mary Montague of Biq Rap COVttfcVATION MOTES Uds Mich, and one grand nephew Paul Miller of Huntington Park Past president of the GAR, Miss Kennedy was a member of Seven thday Advntist Church Interment was at Rosedale Cemetery followinq services read by the Rev Walter Schacht Belle Kennedy spent the oar reciprocal agreements for Mich is waters will be studied at a rieetinq Nov 8 Size, limits ana xiethods oi catching hshs on the J rivers and 18 lakes involved ill be studied 200 cocks were killed in the first, upper perunsjulja pheasantf sea j ly part of her life in PinckneyShe son in history in southern Meno taught in the Pinckney school rninee county for a number oi years and woa Deer hunters qoinq north are prominent in the Home Cominq dVLBfli to Q3A 1 i li UA KAM IQftfl irk 101 HONOR ROLL First Six Weeks GRADE 12 Mary Ann Campbell Anne Heath Lois Curtis Mary Lou Gardner Isabel Brady Barbara Clark Ranald Atkinson CHURCH NEWS St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan REV FR ALBERT J SCHM1TT Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 Ttofnnn Devotions Fridays at 73b p m Conssions Sat 730 to 900 pm Sundayirbtor b00 mass Fridays after Novepna Devotion COMMUNITY CHURCH Congregational fl 1 D Brady,tfia ir Chssi Ftadlss Wed nights OrgcBust and Ckoir Diroctsr Ism Merwin Campbstt , , , Thur Eve 800 Bible Study at the i 1S What Can We Do to Improve parsoraa Cooperation for Community Im, provement Thurs Noon Potluck dinner for ihtie must be not less than 400 the Ladies Aid a the home ,f Mr words or more than 600 Fit and Mrs Will Euler, Howei i prize 6 and medal, 2na 3 medal 3rd 2 and medal, ihe awards will be made now InCidently tn nS h called Banta c,iy sui name Ii says hasked him if ho was a Cc v Now day tar v I only a Commun m are hqhtinq Pinckney Civic Improv men Assn is sponsonng assay contests for all pupils aUendirj Pinckney high school They also have a second contest op n i all pupils of the 6th 7th tul 8h grades The subject for tht qaae ciu I es is My Idea of an Ideal Com munity ihe essay must contain not leo than 200 words or more thon 4Uu The prizes are first prize 35 a d medal, 2nd 3 and meda and medal The subject for the high scho The b,en City of Flint who has ruiuiinq tneur sciioU iunchj inuepnuentiy wd try us ninu s and surplusla pasts years the always gane in the oral menu plan off choice ot as many The federal govern v vldes a subsidy of 9 meal if the meals meet taeral standards Flint has nev er qualified for this Pinckney 3j a 32 nas had this federal aid for years usually about break even One year they made 10 d fdrai oes tuij year Junche havi d The f erti stuj e o a a 3C ite meat cnu a a an Fri A young married peoples , party will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs James WhiUey at j 800 p m It includes all couples fn our church and ther fncnds whose combined ages does not total over 70 years rf A ABt 0t Bt B B iun 13 1030 church BBTWhy Do the Good from 19QQioidlL m tore they qo, Sudden runs on up, Her last visit here was at the Cen per peninsula deodars last veax tennial in 1935 whew she was on exhausted the license supply in j the proqram with Ed Kearney borne cases Don anj Gene Markey Frank Ee To avoid beinq lost hunters,meil 0, she looentfy fel re advised to oanry compasses broke her hip which owina to GRADE Norma Evers Joanne Griffiths Juno Bobon 11 A Amd a map Also to return to camp if iorosd to story out aU mqht a fire which will last thro her advanced age was latai OODLES OF FUN FOR EVERYjj Vailamfciook build a fire which will last tnro OHEI uah the night M not found hv Jr a riot Its a hit Its the NEW looming and snow has covered 16 Page COMIC BOOK, EXCUJ your tracks, walk a mile in each tVELY with The Detroit Sunday cUrecaon rehifnma to the nTe TQV EdMonl Grand I Susan Campbell Charles Ccdrd Milton Matteson John Paui Ware GRADE 10 Mary Jean Kirschke Judy Sun Nov vice Serm Suffer 1130 Sunday School 300 Pilgrim Fellowship assn meetiria at the Ann Arbor Congl Church Outstandinq leaders will be Rev Wm Matters and Miss Katherine Lohr our State youth leaders from Lansing Recreated 500 in the gym of the Evang the Civic Imp Asjn meonne Dec 2 The judges are Rev Brady Rev Beachey Rev lr Schmitt The rules ax 1 Wrijte name and grade on LIS page 2 Write on one side of paper All Princeus Marqanst of England has been making the front pages because it has been found that SIX smokes bi several banguets lately she has been seen smoklrg cigartts Now 25 years ago this mqht have meant something ioday it is meaningless Probab iy 50 percent of the girls of the present day smoke Some 25 year ago Ypsiianti made the iron pages because the president of the state Normal there ex peiiea a girl who smoked The decsk Btelical ami Reimriied Chuiafc mv Bt B B B on was appealed to tiue coessays become property of cuit court A cigarette company Assn nnarcing it After a long drawn out trial the court gave a verdict in iavor of the pres of the coll 1 eqe, ruling that said college could set their own deportment standards The qood old presid ent has lonq since qone to his re ward We wonder what would I 4 All essays must be delivered not later than Nov 23 1949 ta E W Wakefield, 202 W Main St Pinckney decision of judqes to be f nai your Michael Cacr Lorriane Tomas4c OAADCS Lots Beachy i protects have ia sfidL 250 wm will nndl ensertcdnment Comics ooiomJg SET1 puzxles magic radio Ustinas Got SSSSr OrtIJbW C Hock, printsd in P0 iBK, wim The Detroit Sunday 1 PP107 155 Times Two Star Edition on , Marilyn Ocsk Pheasant and bow and w sntssB ase aaam vsmieded to 15 kr the rc l Ao sai the lodks aid sjffl serje a t the Conql GETS MEW TRAIL oi PbsoVnty 19 years to me m f4 who war x new tried was a1 owed sm to A Bt Bt B B A A AABt B B H MRS ROSE BUHL Mrs RooeuhlB5died at Mc happen if ne cxaneback aad enpor at 60 and a Worship servj u hospital Howell Mon j jd f2 Sat 730 led by PUqrlm Foi wlcwk j fi2 gjp group of Ypsilanh Conq 1, aftrr sh rShea Tes 800 Our Prudential Com i ter J a I waFmeot at the Parsonaqe I I More and mo football is U Wed, 4O0 Junior Choir Practise j 7KM Senior Chir Practise MSULTS OF MOV 2 BOWLKG More and i is one daughter Mrs Alva Dick connq aJ business In the fir and two grand Rose Bowl 30 Mich, took part m they only took 15 men to son oi Howell children St Marys Ma If tefftma i NOT 21, sc j m circuit court in Asm Arbor last e He wut he eenter oed later Thtee Foaboc mon Artsed Mon1 and Raiph Otaiq have been ior the 2 robberies of W0 Hotel Bbahtast kstt fiawssd Friooh th Tip Top Vans Hockeys VF W Corys Taveai FAB 24 22 21 21 15 U 13 Calif, Ihe funeral will be held today S Yost and Ttemsr IC iat Howell at Schnackenberq Fun 86 loral Home Rev Paihhrop official I 1 fej1111 T2ay 1 in, Burial inTlaueld metery SSJL nZJ2Z There is an offensive ana deSenCennedys OioSot High 3 qames 2460 1 qame 978 StMarys Hksh faicL 3 qames 635 F Shehan Hkyo lod I ame 256 F Shehanj aOffOmix sjov Sbirer vs Tip Top ab vTcnussn orJwre Corys YFWMTWS e Sot ft Morvs DALE DA1ROW Dele Darrow 63 son of the late W B and Flora Darrow, died at jSturgio Tuesday The funeral is 12 Jo to be there Thursday wim bur121 fed in Vicksburg Obituary next 11 DAMGE sive team, some one who punts someone who kicks convessson etc The stadium now seats acound 1004300 hut is still too small Prof Yellaod of Ind Univex sity has an artkie m the ASanac morithly entitled The Death oi Football It is ouppoeed to be J i o i writtom in 136a Modh was pi ryiaq ii ft rrxJJ Notr DaBle lie pjn viiemeats oiones Q inossaso me teaounsfaod oomsoo dances c oi hsr steiim to 20ft8 hot JvlsibiUtyosmsils said it Nov Tam nd boxi a t1 2V k with mo old i1 Jjrmm wuAfw 4n X essassseesael wWJWJPPlwf e Plncfcpey Dispatch W November 8 194 Hi U Pinckney Asn Dvic Improvement ATTENTION Regular Moftisas astLe s cnd and Sour til Mondays o caci week, We re sarry for th mis nncFerstanding this Week THE NEXTMEETING IS NOV 14th 800 P M Come and bring a friend 4, v THOUSAN MJCHI a1 HowelJ Theater HowelL Michigan tvfc iivi Tuesday, Wedneday Thurs, Nov, S,L Cliftoon Webb Shirley Tempi Tom Drake, Alan YoiLng in MR BELVIDERE GOES TO COLLEGE Comer Novell Car too Fiin y ft vw , ELJ5 4 rf Saturday, November 11, 12 William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy SILENT CONFLICT Also Peggy Ann GarnerFrank Preston In THE BIG CAT Cartuw nsnyouw Hot Water Sun Mon Nov 1314 Sundav Shovs J 15 P M Continuous Gary Cooper Patricia Neal in THE FOUNTAINHEAD with Raymond Massey, Kent Smith Cartoon Nsws Tues, Wed Thurs Nov 151617 Judy Garland Van Johnson In IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME Colo by Technicolor Comedy Cartoon DexterTheatre DEXTER bilCHIGAN A Guernsey heifer was foundshot dead last week on the Lud1 wiu Kitter in Green Oak Dep 1 Jas Featheily said a 22 bullet w iound between the cows eyes he ward r risen has resigned his position as clerk at the Gra ham hotel in Brighton Monday it was robbed at 4 a m, ana Thurs, the same 2 men robbed it again and beat up Frisch bt cause they only got 35 Salerrr township has passed a resolution forbidding the estabment of farm feeding garbage or siaughter house refuse Mrs Ward Tupper of Dexter un derwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor lq,st week The funeral of Mrs Fred Rose, klled in an auto accident last wk was held Thurs at the Gregory Baptist church Earl Richmond, son of Bangr Richmond of Unadilla recently I hurt in an explosion is recovering in Foote hospital, Jackson The Washtenaw county infirmary long troubled spot is agan in the news columns, Wm Dclley rer dep sheriff who wes nmed supt there last sprinc following charges against the man who was then supt has also been discharged by the countwelfare board Whitmore Lake school district will hold a special meetinq Nov 8 to discuss a 5 room addition Vincent Gleason, of Howell attending Mich State college has been awaded a paid up scholar ship at Pciters University Fran 14 Mich students were named 229 in the nation Bishop Emerich of the Episcopal church conducted confirmation services Sunday at the Hamburo and Briqhton churches Edwin Perry, city clerk of Ann Arbor died last week He was a past master of Goldsn Rule Lodae FoWtM The examination of Elmer Chev clier for murder set for Justice Sinners in Brighton, has been r Vw No toll ciiarges ON CALLS Brighton Dexter arc postponed accordina to Pros Erwin, The Green school of which Mrs Alta Meyer is teacher, held a big Halloween party last Monday1 Briphton hiqh school is booming Chuck Carney, their star player for the all state hiqh school team He got a half column writeup in the Ann Arbor New last week Bcsil White and wife of Howell ond Norman White and wife call ed at tho Ben White homeSun The Dr Walter Mercer iamily of East Lansing spent Sun at the Wm Mercer home Telephone users in the Pinckney exchange should find Michigan Bells new extended area telephone service a valuab le improvement This new service eliminates toll charges on calls to Brighton, Dexter and Howell Both are now in Pinckneys local calling areaSo you can call telephones in Jhese three towns without toll charges Your telephone service h geared to modern calling needs Its more valuable useful and faster than ever Michigan Bell Telephone C No flamesno junta no jit elno flues You avoid all these worries with an electric water heater Once its in stalled you enn forget its in the house Saturday, November 12 One Day Only Double Feataie Sabu , Gail RusselL Turhcn Bey in f SONG OF INDIA and Gene Autrey in PUBLIC COWBOY NO DUaey Cartoon i VtXVS Ag i I Sunday, Monday, November 13, 14 DEAR RUTH wHh Joan Caulfield Wm HoldenBilJ DeWolfe Edward Arnold Color Cartoon Novelty News Tuesday, li FARM FtfLEES GET THSSE EXTRA ADVANTAGES WHEN TKEY GO ELECTRIC LONGER LIFE of HEATER GREATER PROTECTION CLEAN, QUIET AUTOMATIC OPERATION plus SPECIAL RATES fOR COMBINATION F INZTALLATtCKS Wednesday, November IS, TULSA Starring Susan Hayward Robert Preston and Chill Wills Tom Jerry Cartoon Novelty NewThursday and Fridav Nov 1718 THE HOUSE OF STRANGERS with Edward G Robinson, Susan Hayward1 Disney Cartoon Short Subjects Game Br HI Bom to Dr Fred Mylne and wife, of Dexter Thurs a 12 lb son Mrs K H Crane entertained the past matrons club Friday 25 coupls attended the barn dance at A Mclntyres Friday Anna Fitzsimmons and Kote O Conner have returned from Idaho i Livingston Lcdqe No 76 F A M will hold its second annual Thanksgivinq ball at the opera i 1 house Nov 27 J ThereWitt be a flower show at j the Pettysville school Friday after neon Winifred Peters is teacher, j j John Conely has moved oh the farm he bought of Gene McClear j Alice Morgan of Stockbridqe is s teaching at Gregory Tom Cooper has gone to Adr an to work The residence of Wm Gardner was broken into and robbed Sat nighi Will Mcfnytre burned his hand severly Fri night with a I gasoline jack while spearing i L W Richards of Bay City and j Miss Villa Martin of Pinckney were married at the Roy Teeple home in Manistigue Nov 5Farmers Club jufiei i one of ivany 5 Features ilcivs yrr itninproof sfk it no extra cost Glisten fog porcelain enamel, truinh cup strainer, etra rycill c efor iif t i tmmn gljisware See airtheoV sjjecials of this Brip Bearryware sink Conn for 1iEE Kitchen Bo Iff I PLUAING IXTUREfi Vl V A Ai lIV 4WtA The Anderson rarmers UUD SI LtV ATH r ItCA rtXfwitKHfl and Mrs SilasBar ton Sat Those on the program were Joeie and Sadie HarrisMin nie Monks Cora Deviereaux, Mae Moran Albert Wilson was nam ed to the state convention Frank Backus assures us the in I rALieHaven 4 Tom Drian dependent telephone is a sure thing 30 milesof line are already i Cheleea Mich Friday, Saturday, November 11, 12 SCENE OF THE CRIME fcarru, Van Johnson, Arlene Dahl I L i I J lvlYRON J HUGfiES MASTER PLUIlBFJft Telephone Pinckney 157F11 BepaJrinqr u Speciaii Sun Mon Nov 1314 FATHER WAS A FULLBACK Comedy Stantef Fred MacMurray, Maureen OHare, Betty Lyno Rudy Vallee Spertre built AViJN i atATEB Skxfkbridge, Michigan TUM Wed Thun Nov 151617 I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE A Good ComWr Slaii Gary Grant Ann Sheridan Marion Marshall Wm Lamb and iamily of Ann Dale Shirley and wife of Dei 0hm nt Sunday at the W H, roit and Hollis Holioway and fam mm han ily of Bass Lake were visitors at the Albert Surley home Sunday Doolittls Mrs Nelbe Berdella Huadord jyohPwdue oaDe Doni Spears and wife of Detroit emended the RocheAyotte wed Shows 710 MS Cosnibg That Midnight Kiss Come To The Stable Friday, Saturday, November 11 12 Doablr Faatai THUNDER m THE PINES A Story of the North Woods with George Reeves, Marion Mantin Also HIGHWAY 1 13 A Melodrama ei he Truck Drvcrs Robert Lowery Pamella Elake Sunday, Tves EVEftY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED Advtrtiumttu Erom where I sit fy Joe Marsh Clam Chowder Can Be Dynamite Carey Grant Betsy Drake The Lloyd r Hendee family en tertained Lynn Hendee and wife nw7 AthWtic Stare Dad Alway Py aldinnerSun , M CosntogiTiafl A fhm Lonesome dine in AniTAfbar Sat and spent Bom to Mr and Mrs George W , Melody Usee flnsni oi the the week end at the Ed Specw Meyer at Rowe haepitaL Stock J bricks Sat a If tettsf Roberts is s friend of yews, Ifice he is sune, and if yoe , waat ie keep Ms friendship, like I do eWt ever let him hear yoc say that food elan iMdv ej k Made without creasa In New England, comes from, friendihjet broken over tomatotseecsoe in dam chowder Experts say that aouth of Boston the tomato reigns auoreme, but north of Boston its ereaaier elao f m whether it lestertemeWeafa T taat Thk i plain to aayone who doesnt OOSM from clam chowder country What a great world this would be if wo could ell see that most jpffjadjfifls ere waiter of tasto iieft eeoa SOXQ that istieslr whet it cannot see rery plain W jHot Krt4 f rJwJ ViUui Simn Kmrntfimwmfmm mmmm 9 imjm lakmcwd Soil MOT Give Top YtoMs of Low Production Cost Ml Pastor HoaovcrHon iulMs Moot and tool Producing Power, Glvos Moro High Voluo t COLUMBIA, MO,A Avepoint program to balance the soils needs and obtain maximum crop yields per acre at low production costs, was outlined by O T Coleman, Missouri University extension soils specialist Here are the steps Coleman suggests 1 Provide plenty of plant food in available form for the crops you are growing Crops cannot grow without nutrients 2 Have your soil tested to determine whether the plant food supply is in balance Growing erops need a j balanced ration the same as do peo ple and livestock 3 Oat the soil in condition so that crops can use the plant foods This means a turnover of organic mat ter You can add organic matter and improve soil tilth, drainage and aeration by growing wellfertilized deeprooted legumes 4 Keep water, plant nutrients and topsoil at home by conservation methods Where needed, these may Include terracing and contouring to reduce runoff and erosion losses 5 Follow a wellbalanced cropping system Deeprooted legumes for pasture and green manure crops need to be rotated regularly with grains Livestock is a must to properly handle pasture and rough age crops in such a cropbalancing program Tests have shown that where a crop is pastured off, about 75 per cent of the organic matter is returned to the soil This is true of both legume and nonlegume crops Topdrosting Pastures Adds Grazing Days, Boosts Legume Yields ATTENTION School Elect ors ff Adding Lime and Fertiliser Helps Build Better LegumeGrass Yields, t CHICAGONow Is the time to start renovating punch drunk pastures to build up their milk and beef producing power Killing out the old blue grass and growing alfalfaladinobrome grass In its place doubled yields of forage and increased the protein harvest fourfold in Wisconsin tests The old blue grass yielded 1,800 pounds oi forage per acre, representing about 200 pounds of protein The new al falfa ladino brome grass seeding yielded close to 2 tons Its protein content averaged about 600 pounds per acre To get these better grasses and legumes, lime and fertilisers carrying phosphate and potash fPe needed to sweeten the soil and build its mineral nutrient content Thorough fall working will completely kill the old blue grass V that you can move in next spring and seed the higher producing legumes and grasses Soil tests this fall will give you a line on the lime and fertilizer needs for the new seeding If you leave the field rouph and cloddy this fall, there is no clanger CHICAGOMilk pails will be fuller next spring and you will get bigger dividends from extra grazing days and more tons of hay, if you topdress your pastures and grasslands this fall with phosphate and potashfertilizer Fertiliser added, in the fall helps deeprooted legumes and grasses make a sturdier, fuller growth, says the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee The roots dig themselves in more firmly The plants weather the winter in better condiI tion for early spring growth Earlier spring growth means a longer grazing season It means fewer days of barn feeding for your cows Agronomists recommend adding heavy amounts of phosphate and potah fertilizer to pastures and grasslands Tests at state agricultural stations show that applications of 300 to 600 pounds per acre produce profitable results DeepRooted Legumes Keep Soil at Home, Curb Irosion Losses CHICAGO Thickgrowing legumes and grasses are good policemen for protecting your land from the soilrobbing attacks of erosion, according to the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Thats particularly true if your land has been overcropped with corn or other soildepleting row crops And the longer the legumegrass sod is kept in the rotation, the more topsoil is saved C A Van Doren, University of Illinois toil conservationist, reports that soil losses from corn averaged 14 tons a year in a 3year rotation He says that a 6year rotation of corn, grain and 4 years of meadow would cut the loss to only 3 tons per acre That means a saving of 11 tons of topsoil a year Wellfertilized legumes and grasses nail down the topsoil and keep it in ice They keep soil pores open, radd organic matter that imes drainage, tilth and soil strucl The topgrowth slows rain down , walk More water is held in the id instead of washing away, yoju save not only topsoil and hut nlr fnprf nd nrr anif Uncle Sam Says of soil loss during winter and spring even on the steepest slopes The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee suggests these farmproven steps for rebuilding pastures 1 Apply lime as it is shown to be needed by soil tests 2 On heavy sod crisscross the field with a weighted single disc to cut the sod into chunks Then dig the field twice with a field cultivator The second time work on the contour Just before freezing dig the field again to open the roots of the sod to freezing during winter and leave it rough to hold the winter and spring rains 3 In early spring work the field once with a field cuttivator and spike tooth harrown tandem Then with a grain drill seed the nurse crop and put on your fertilizer 4 Put on your legume seed with a cultipacker seeder This is important for a Urm seed bed and good coverage of legume seed makes a startling difference in the catch that you get Soil Tests Give Valuable information About Lands Need for Llnfe and Plant Nutrients J CHICAGO Soil tests taken this fall can help you do a better job of liming and fertilizing your land and filling the soils commissary with a well balanced supply of plant nutrients most needed for higher crop yields and lower per bushel costs t next year A good soil test has to start with I good samples, the Middle West So i Improvement Committee points out jThat means making a sufficient nunvber of probes It means getting enough soil from different parts of the farm and combining samples from like areas It means being careful to get good sampes from 1 pooryielding fields On sloping fields, samples should be taken from the top, the middle and the bottom, the committee says You can get directions for taking soil samples from your county agent, from agronomists at the state college, or from your local fertilizer dealer When samples are efficiently taken, carefully tested and accurately interpreted, they can give you valuable information about your soils plant nutrient needs But you will want to consider additional facts in developing a program to boost your yields Among items to consider are What is the lands previous cropping history What was th per Pinckney Rural Agricultural School District Vote Jar Trustee Who Are inter acted in the succeaaful onarotion EIIJ c u , wv, Wet Iho Candida Ued Below Have TakeveSeSe EZX2 U ,, US Compotent OuoMjdand Have Had MoAlSo Protect the Future ol Your School Syatem by Selecting Your New School Board from thi Group VOTE FOR ONE Trustee for one year MRS GERALD CLARK Harris School MR ERIC ROSE Director of Reeves School VOTE FOR TWO Trustees for two years VOTE FOR TWO Trustees for three years MR DON BOWER Cordley Lake School MR MERLE CAJRD Pettysvllle School MR LYNN HENDEE House School MR NELSON MILLER Director Cordley Lake Schcol MR JOHN BURG Harris School MR MERWIN CAMPBELL Trustee Pinckney School MRS CLARE PALMER Treasurer, Pinckney School MR HOWARD THAYER Secretary Pinckney School CarefullyTaken Samples Give Clues to Soils Nutrient Needs acre yield How has the soil been handled What rotations have been followed What fertilizer and liming treatment has the soil had What is the lands slope and drain age and how badly is it eroded You can check on the plant food your crops are actually getting by watching for hunger signs on crops already produced this season Using soil tests, cropping and land history and hunger signs will help you diagnose your soils fertilizer needs Election Nov 10,1949 Good Soil Management Plus Fertilizer Produces Championship Wheat and Heavy Stand of Legumes 9 Ml m RED CROSS FIELD DIRECTORS SOLVE SERVICEMEN S PROBLEMS CHICAGO The corn you harvested this fall fan Rive you valuable tipsrj for getting higher yields next yeiftj if you will take a little time to p amine some of the ears j Those ears can tell you whether the corn plant was well fed oil starved That makes a big differ ence in the size of your crop Foft only well fed corn can produce hignv yields Look at the ears shown in the accompanying photograph All but Noj 1 show signs of plant food starva tion Ear No 1 is a normal, well fed, fully developed par It has good luster and polish It holds its finish to the tip The kernels are deep and well filled Ear No 2 was short of nitrogen It has good luster and the kernels are well filled Nature makes nubbins like this when there isnt enough nW After This Recordftreafciag Wheat Yield Was Combined, the Field Produced a Nek, HighYielding Legume Stand CHICAGOJood soil management including the use of commercial fertflizer paid off for Karoid Pirtle, when he won the 1949 wheat growing championship of Southwestern Indiana with a recordbreaking yield of 97 bushels per acre Growing the championship wheat crop wasnt the whole story, either Alter combining thr ain Pirtle got g lush stand of ah, and sweet clover, He says the soil ood tilth eed organic matter supply plus the added plant food gave it the power et produce both a high wheat yield ami a excellent stand of legumes saafese seeding tune iaat fell, Pir4a bed the soil tested to And out its leod needs When he needed KxmpAe1ng leghe added 400 pounds per of 1I fertiliser TJtfeeaSr, Red Cross services to the armed forces sre available wherever U S servicemen are stationed Here a Red Croat field director goes right to a yoang sailor at work on his this for the fart fee needs to help solve a problem last spring he topdressed the wheat with extra nitrogen The nitrogen j gave the wheat new life and put ex tra vigor into the legume seeding The championship wheat wa grown on an 11acre contest field or his Sullivan county farm near here The field was in alfalfa during 104S and 1946, com in 1947 and soybeans in 1948 The organic matter added by plowedunder alfalfa helped mel low the soil, built good structure anr1 tilth and improved the drainage Pirtle used Vigo wheat, the new heavyyielding, soft red winter variety developed by Purdue Uni versity plant breeders The pocket area wheat growing 1 chrnpionabip is sponsored by Purdue University end the Southwestern Indiana Wheat imfovment AseecdatiotL Howard Lathrope, Purdue agronomiet supervises the contest The sailor was young He had finished his home leave in a southern coastal city and was heading back to his California base He said goodby to his parents and to an older brother, a marine veteran just returned from service Thea he tehjm bus 4gew hours later the older brother was killed in an automobile accident The family appealed to the Red Croat to locate the younger son so be could return home Within s short while a Red Cross chapter secretary along the route in tercepted the bey, broke the news, and helped the lad gel started back home There the chapter got in touch with the field director t the west coast base and verified the facts for the earnmpndinp officer who was Ing asked to extfjid ihr nail rV Ustvc Once or more every minute, around the clock last year, the Red Cross performed some service for members of She military fore and their famine Ajneng the nearly three quarter of a bandied, a large pereentiaolveeiuppiying verified infor home eondttions re, salutary T To authorities depend upon its post field directors and the network of chapters for reports of conditions underlying such leave request Field director in 864 military installations and hospitals and 1,069 itinerantand tubstations in this country and abroad aid servicemen with personal problems that range from babies and budget to helping straighten out delays that hold up pay er family allowance The serviceman ha his family problem sf marital difficulties, financial trains, and family illnesses all disturbing to morale Field directors, providing 24boar service at military metaUeiiooj, are pretty much in tho the family doctor They are of bed at all heats to fees stir age ufj hundred eompMeeCft1 assmlame, Sttne thru s it may be to gag report ea the con iticn of a erstieatty ill member ef a sc i tiers family, or to lead him money for ua emergency trip home, or to And honing for a family unexpected arriving at the pott V laterer tag problem, the atrriealaan seals Ires to tun to the Be Chugs for help, knowing that he will find a yatpathetk friend is i the Red Cross trogen in the soil to make fullears That is its insurance of for another year Phosphate hunger i Illustrated ear No 3 Here you find rows of kei nel that did not fill Because of phosphate shortage, some silks , delayed and came out too late catch any pollen The kernels wt not fertilized, so they failed to fili Ear No 4 was starved for po The ear is pointed and chaffy The cob is limber and weakjj A few deficient ears uont starved ro, aayi the West buii leafmovement Committee if rw have 4 MB4MUO ihstt shes mmf At lower east per kSSt When plant seed AseJen ajgrne , ym ear, , to correct ft mtiflti and beset core yields next year A r jj give you an idee of wmat iedeitj provide a full weUbelasjeeu of nutrients or the esm tm Uned soil tilth, structure jad matter to get max i i V 7 Mfitatei Mj m y y tjf n Is 1 AT PWCKNEY HIGH SCHOOl VUWTOBnjM Sat, Nov 1 800 pm rizes Will Be Live To counter a serious epidemic of poliomyelitis infantile paralysis, the United Nations World Health Organisation WHO has been speeding iron lungs to India Here the Director of WHOs regional office for Southeast Asia shows a group of nurses and officials how an portable iron lung, just, delivered, operates Altogetoer WHO Plans to send 20 of the big machines to todii 1 i Sponsored by Forestry Parley Meets in Geneva J Pinckney Pott VFW Uncle Sam Says I No 7301 The leading forestry authorities of Europe recently concluded a series, of discussions at Geneva to coordinate Europes forestry policies and increase production of timber on an overall basis The riveting was sponsored by the Food and Agriculture Organization of tie United Nations FAO Here, a Swiss Forestry Inspector explains the principles of forest conservation to a group of delegates cy1nU 71 Director, CAINOS DQg gSABCEJTV j FRST PRINTED DOG BOOK, IN 1570, WAS PONe IN TyVBYTHE ENGLISH VSICIAN JOHN CAWS How about making Flag Day thttj year Security Day for you and yoar family The two observances go hand in hand because your security is intep arable from the countrys Security Whatever you do for your own future good, such as buying United States Savings Bonds regularly through tati payroll savings plan where you work, helps to stabilize Americas economy Help keep Old Glory flying over the land of the free and the home of the brave for your children and your eMV irons children 1 Trmmn O UJV Assembly Elects New Officers fy ifotty aD,rectar, CAIN6S DOG RESfiAftCH CENTER 5 ST AS MANY AS 1000 SHEEP CAN BC HANDLED BY A S1NCLE TRAINED , BORDER COUE L JlWmJJ IN TH ,0n CENTURY BATTLES iN HOLLAND BE TWE6N THE HOUSE OF OUNCE AND THE COMMONERS, fe THE Kf OAJ0 WAB THE SYMBOL OF TH PATRIOTS ANP THE PUC THAT Of THE ROYAL FACTION s , ALL DOCS BORN ANP REC1ST2 SSSP 30 T0 EEP N FRANCS IN 1949 C xsORt DAILY FOR EACH MUST HAVE AMS BE POUNPOFHfS BODY V H GINNING WITHX Dog Research Center, NfC ,, lv rw SrUyfowicil Membi, op Women In Public Health aese are the seven key men In the debates of the United Natfof General Assembly now holding its Fourth Regular Session UN Headquarters Standing behind Assembly President Carlos P Romulo Philippines are the chairmen of the committees in which most of the Assemblys work is done They are from left to right Canadas Lester Pearson Chile Hernan Santa Crux Venezuelas Cartos Steikj Denmarks Hermod Laanung Greeces Alexis Kyrou and Polands Manfred Laehs EggCultured Vacgine to Protect Cattle , AsaeamMj meeting the eaeettop of three SKmpersaakent members to the to replete the outgoing members whose terms had t ehewa, from left to right Or GaiUerme 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Dinkei K,b Carr juiu tor colled at the Morvin Conn Joyle, Murray Knneay ii KunncdyHarry Maiphy n Clinton, 86, of iiCVs pnU figaH Dck L, ioyal Oak fell ana broke Lor hp j i last vveok She is at Mt Carmen I erry Clark was homo Irom hospital Detroit ioeuon and Chas from Wsti C J Clinton attend a reunion of j lUe ov ihe week end S his World War CoI m Detroit Sat j itorbes Miiior ana tmny ci Walter Clinton and wifo oi Detroit called on jha fo Hendee and at the V iiter Ciaik nome Sunday Mrs Emma Brogan and Mrs i4iolla Patterson of Siockbndq j were Sun callers at trio Sianley Dinkol home Mr and Mrs Wayno AtLeo spent the week end With Cy An, 3 home at Glaawin 1 iffrest DOITQW and famiiy ,nf Wylle Sales Howell Michigan ER WE SELL WE SERVICE tHONE 4 6 t m AMVT r tell homo Mis Elizabeth sj Black Lake called at the C J Cnn ton home Sunday Gene Shlian arm son of Ann Arhcr were Sunday quests at the ononis Shehan home r n K rlhott and wife, Mrs Dora kijSwanheut S E Swarthout and , Mrs Sadie Moran cat 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FOUNTAIN SERVICE OIGAR C1GALETTES, CONFECTIONARY ICE CHEAM James Whitley home , l shoppers on Wednesday I The Robert Seefeld family of, nrjrv TM awn err nTTw MEW MODERN STOE f , Bob Darrow employed as mess Columbus, Ohio spent the week j j ETC COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW MODERN STCtffc end at the Howard Seefela home engcr at on Ann Arbor bark has a new 1949 Ford sedan at Silver Lake while the latter Boefef wktthu rat11 Wm E Darrow sr has chanqeJ tenoed a weddmq in Ste Claire j his address from Holland, Mich The John Carver family were i o bronson Mich Coumbus Ohio and Akron last1 W MAIN SY PHQNE 1 PINCVNEY Mrs Fred Read anLMr JptmesJ The bee held ta fit th Whitley were in Detroit Friday Mrs Norte Vauqhn spent last week at the Roy Merrill home r Webstwr iff rom under the town hall for 4H work got half the cement floor in Sat Another be to finish it is set for I this Saturday Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHcr Mr and Mr Merle Caird and Herb Palmar and family and H J Mr and Mrs Clayton Carpentei Thayer andiamily called at the I were in Franketimuth for chnne were Sun quests dt the Carr Mm Mum bono in Detroit flugone day latt week, home Those employed at the Vokar , w and sptri Sunday in Ann dexter have a weeks vacation I Arbor Mr and Mrs Ross Read left j Trie Max Parkinson famliy of, ast week on a 3 weeks tup Ann Arbor end Lynn Hindoo SanFrancisco, California and wife were visitors of Mrs R i The Younqiove school 4H club Hendee t ld a dance Sat niqht at the 4 Mrs Beatrice VanHorn and Mrs H building on the Fowiefi LWrxiy Hinckley called in Mrs R air arounds I Sponser m PcrmcTSuhcTay ofT Poooee Nash was home Jtcm Vh tcrte evier Sun and onl 115 MAIN ST McDONALDS HIGH CHECKED JOE GENTILE 7iO0TOthOaJM III Rueben Wriqht and wifs flint called at the Win Merco Jeff Sisters and R I Carr homes Sunday Leo Rettes and family and Wayne Carr of Walled Lake Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson at Mr and Mrs Loui Coyle tended the 25th wecldinq anniver ended the weddinq of Agnee gary party givenMrand MrlRrbe ahcTPaul Ayotte at St Sakett in Detroit Sat niqht church in Ann Arbor nu MU J i , , Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and and Mrs Mark Nash won first pftrnHAlA lt mmA Whitehead and wife B prize of 5 for the beet Halloween rernaa 1 Larnborn of Gregory and Ruben decorate window in HowelL It Tht Vtactsit 9kMM Wriaht and wife of Flint calleoat was the Sutton Hardware store Ann Arbor were Sun fh le Henry home Sunday, window to liOHff hant V the Ona Campbell fam 4 v3ona ,vy iH msmVI 2 wy9Fizr l,4iJ Z7r3ffiW i7Wfr fWffi f 2f,Sv A VTr Specials Shot Shell All at aXOafes Toilet Combinations 3495 i GLSS SITVICE FOR 1RUCJSS i HAVBTHI sSSJgTO SOU WBLjBE THE 8TRJUM OP WE USE THE BEST AVAIL Jj OLAs AND DOTBE kit Bank PROFESSIONAL CORNER 4 VAHW ARMISTICE DAY Thirtyone years ago World War I was terminated Then bebegan a series of events which terminated in World War If Despite the awful cost and Jwaste of two such conflicts, the possibilities of war are still pre sent But hopes for peace are equally strong 1 USED 6 It REFRIGERATOR 1 STAHOJB8S STEEL SINK 124 LOO VALUE 59J5 15635 Dentist 1UJ North Michigan Telephones Otfce 935 Residence 14 Inings by Appointments Howell Michigan TaE rtNCJtNY SAmiAxUUisu DW Van Winkle CXV its Ray Duffy J D r sney Mica A sC to u0 t Except Weanesaay MoniuesFrUSaL 7iWduupm Attorneys cl State and Savings HovrelL Michigan Winks Ceaeterj Memorials 924 WMin StAnn ArborMich Harold Chubb Local Representative 5jK Fleming St Honell Phone Howell 439 or S7 Monuments Markers HERB SNEED i Phone 18 207 LGrand River Could not the forces amassed HoweiL Michigan i Phone for war be as sronqly united in n lagUfancsfBrokeiage the cause of peace Thjs would Q j Taxm Property be a fittina tribute to the men S 20 off OQ Water Heaters 1011 AUTO PASTSPHONE 151 EAST GRAND R1VBL HoweiL MkUasm FOR be a fittinq tribute to the nomaontw and women who qave their lives SSuh M for their country SJ51 IS 15L I LEE LAVE f General Insurance McPIn on State BaMW, PhoaMF3M1cMWn Under Federal Supervision AUCTION ERR Member Federal Deposit Insuran Farm Sales a Specialty Attorney 13 157FU LAVAft at Law Brighton Mich SbRviCE 1 ce Corporation All Deposits to 3000 for each Depositor HoweiL Michigan up LA VET KARBWARE Water Sytems etc Stanley Mattel EXPENSE ACCOUNT Keep expenses under control by paying by check Youll know lust where you stand at all times, We Have Ample f uds Availab le for Sound Loans Read Estate Mortage or Personal at Reasonable Rates Spot Cash FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HOBSEf 20 Eaci COWS 25C Each HOGS 0cpercwl ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONPiTIQN CALVES SHEEP and PJGS BE9T WYLIE Phone Pmckney 78F2 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Lkrw 207 E Grand River Howell REFRIGERATION SERVICE HJOLD RADY I Repairs on All Makes Phone Plnckney 1S4F3 DR C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexter Phone Dextor 3461 FIMT Mrs Weltfaa Vail and Mrs But Wcalled on Mrs Cora Webb Sunday James Goran of Detroit has returned home after spendinq the past week at the Gene Mann home a Mr and Mrs Wesley DeClaU of Mcnichester spent Sun with, Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark Mrs Beraella Huxiord Ala reined here with her brother, Lv NAOQNAL Federal Aft 000 BANK nsu Mp te woman, FOR SALEWhiskey Barrels The Ed Maas Cider Mill o i wvuier, L,V Phone Howell 53511 , Ivfes HJ91 Js itinre,lcit WANTED Married worn O White and Bud Shanks entertatoed rfiJ iKenv WXhe 20 years or older, who needs sub ot Lyndon were guests of Mrs Wward BSST S SueL stantial 00 Complete train Corn Webb Sunday bst tL ftSE1 fu Marion mo TOUrs d earnings Mrs Cora Webb is visitino re hand 1 SS un 18 richt Psant dignified work conduct lchyes in Detroit caht k hn ht got Cosmetic glamour parties by caugnt in a corn picker He Is at appointment only Car necessary For interview Contact Mrs Edna I E REED, Jeweler Heparn MYRON J HUGHES Numbing and Heating State 8717 Lakedde D iv Ucease Hush Lokr P a SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 Plnckneyflch IMD C REICfebF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Rbrer Ave HpweD Michigan For Appointment PI ne 358 Residence 61 LLOYD HENDEE Lire Stock HuniHng Weekly Trips Made to Detro General trucking Phone 64f14 CARL lONESK Concrete Products 6tavel Sand Top SolL Road Gravel RQdOVED Flttbfi PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 450 licensee tor DARLING 6 COMPAQ Ci TUAU, ieweier i M u J WATCft CLOCK MPAHUNG L Accurate Fast naonabl 55V JTS i GuaranWl Work 78i S 1T 210 WMain St Pincknoy Mich B,on 5 l 8 Want Ad FOR SALE Potatoes and Onions Uxnstead Farm 1 HoweltPinckney RdPhone 71F2 The fire engine was called out McPhirSn on M36 E Tues morning when vCSS v 8pitl For interview Contact Mrs car caught fire Not much dam iJfS T000 r of Gregory Findley, 521 W Sibley St aae dgne a patient at St Joe hospital HoweU Phone 559 Hours Ann Arbor 10 m to 3 p m Monday Nov 9th I Pinckneys 25 Years Ago Pincknw hiqh school beat Fow ,0LL GLTHES made to order lerville 14 to 7 Friday Sworthout ,, mincfture dolls for sale making both touchdowns Uet your order in ior Christmas The Congl Com Church new fw D , UsliL ICB ly remodeled will be dedicated RV E Fisher 321 Putnam Nov 18 There will be a dinner Pinckney Michigan Morrice Amburgey, 16 son of FOR SALE New wooder, Mr and Mrs Jese Amburgey of box and accSte s ot Andeson died of diabetes while chanics toolsf iZ lloOO being taken from his home to a Henrv Hnrt SliToJackson hospital JnxY Dispatch Office Mrs Nettie Bennett has sold her FOR SALE FflYERS farm on the Howell road to Wm , PHONE47F5 Pincknev Roberts of Detroit J Y CIDER MILL open for the Sea son We have 50 gal Whiskey Barrels Phone Howell 53U Ed H Maas kjowell FOR SALE Eggs 9058 Cedar Lake Rd Ph 62F2 tool me FOR RENT Ground aoor tunvsn ed apartment, suitable for twoHeat mfurnished Rent 50 a sior th Can be seen a 9405 Ann St Big Silver Lake Earl Sugqfitt FOR SALE12 ga Shot gun re peater and Shells 2250 Like new Lucius Doyle Ph 42 FENCINGBy rtod or Hour, construction work done Coones Klave Phone 1B2F3 Pincknej als In the jury trial at Gregory last LOSTIn Pinckney school a red, WANTED Tree Trimming or Reweek of Mrs Cora Brewer and a jacket wool black and H F Munsell Mr Munsell was the P0 leather glove Fiinder rewinner rntun to Bobby Plummer Miss Lela Ellsworth and Russ rrwiT p 7 Qrosshans wfere married Wed PKILWEl, Part tor a 1938 night at the home of the brides 1937 petv P3 fr a parents xacicara car Herb Lane has moved on the Max Dyer 610 UnadillgPmckney Drew farm near the MicE7Sdh FOR RENT Mn Vi, iJHf ,1 teniSbTapien r00m SS1 U M freSnmCm flliFELutnonLSJ Helen Gravps and Albert Boc Plastei Contractor New or her were married here Wed at Repair Work, Extimates cheer the Marcus Graves home fully given In the county election here the Le pasow STMS hlsofwTs 1 Phnrbor17Lttd Nellie Gardner on the Dem ticket n jArbor, Michigan FOR SALEHens and Ducks moving Orchard Tiimmingalso Stump Hemoving Experienced work Free Estimates Allowance for wood Art Rente 5030 Burgess Road Phone 9 IF 11 WANTEDFOULTMY Will pay Detroit market prices C R Llovd Phone 6F13 QUALITY WOBCst Fruit Oreeeries VeceteMes nenryPorter 495 Mower Rd for trees, got 91 majority in Put nam J Born to Fred Read and wife 1 Prw , 1 Nov 10 a girL ro RENTApartment 3 rooms Azel Carpenter, S H Carr d Bath Harry Lee are hunting in nothem w w Wylie 335 E Main Michigan Phone 136 ackney f D ypy PIANO TUNING dTEPAH fish Market Frioes Ceurteeus 8ervlee w n Lynn Hendee brought , copycJMifee County Fair Review I published in Howell Oct 8, 1874 oy J D Smith 6, Co It was evid ently published only during the fair It gives a list of the fair rize winners We failed to find any from Putnam Among the winn era were Wm Ball, Hamburg, C Schoenhals Genoa and Geo j Coleman of Marion None of the firms of Howell then advertising in it are in business now Araon them were McPherson Store Isaac Bush Chas Jewett, B Cardwell undertaker, WKenyon, Wal lace Harness shop Melvin House Livery, Lee Qothing store Glover Grocery Wing, dentist HJarger White, Monroe Hardware Mrs Sabin millinery Howell Bakery, Hill Bros, marble shop WANTED Custom Corgi Wood SawinT Wesley Uxnstead 5955 East Grand River Howell PHONE HOWELL 11W1 FOR SALE Home Swarfcut home 7 rooms and bath garSJe, stable, all in good condition Large grounds, beautiful trees 5,50000 TERMS H G Sworthout 17910 telegraph Rd S, Romulus, Michigan, Call Wyandotte 7156 RU PAINTcf Aim DECORATING PAPER llANGING A ffRQAUTY fcHLGRaj PHONE NO 38F12 WILL TAKE CARE OF small children days, while parents are at work, at my houseWill also by sirevenings 35 dniiour Call evenings have no phone Mrs Barrett 722 Unadilla St Dncknev, Michigan Amazing invention Br ngs MiMions lovwCost Heating Phone 71F2 R SALE FrameWoodehed10x16 Fred Read ic tesmm FOR SALENew Idea Single Row Corn Picker Howlett Bros Hackney Hdwe Gregory and Dexter, Mkhiaan THEFJUrMKi 5 J 1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 08, 1949 Description An account of the resource November 08, 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 1949-11-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/356807070d0db517dabdf5ee1dce314b.pdf 7662c0a85350a3fc965395a9219c2e21 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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Wpiwii i iinHiFwyyijH Midrig an ivior MiHBOiU OUR r An rrrr, u ,, e Washtenaw county bd o tawu rTLd rT C2d ta P has appropriate mens fLf , y Ued qar 2S0 l iiJt P e HonDexter SMtt 2,51 which has faUing season opened cLsrepair 1iieusual automobile congest The Krsi Baptist church oiHow ioa at the straits t again brought e is raising funds tor a new into iocus the demand tor an im building Rev Meeden announmediate solution to this problem ced a penny Sunday last week The last legislature appropriate and got more than a heat bushel 4 minion dollars lor a new of pennies, velqhinq 190 lbs riAfCieS arSe,aS E Ktler Stockbridge is Su nr9M St lgna U wvino as chairman tor this disr SLSV b campgn to raise ,1 Invaribiy the agnaaon for a straits bridge is revivu ana 19SU will probably see political agitat ion in favor of a bridge or tunnel to be financed in patt by govern ment money or self liguidatinq bonds CRACY feyMrt WONDER DRUGS WoftKINO WITH rcW1ATf RIALS, THff OLD T1MC PHYSICIAN JAVC VALIANT SEfWKK TO TMC HCAUH OF HIS COMMUNITY uou uUo id iiuioii coiiege The daughter of Mr and MrsjGeo Wm Meyer ojt StockPndge tJQi Mov 4, has seen named iJarlene Harriett Mrs Harold Watkins of Gre nu ,, aorY underwent a major operat The upper peninsula welcomesion at howe hospital, Stocknriathe sportsmen as recreation is the I ge, Nov 8 big business there It is in mea sure has replaced the income from lumbering and cooper mining The forests are depleted and mining has reached depths at which it can only carried on by means of a government subsidy Mrs Susan Piaceway, a former resident of Anderson, passed a way at Jackson Nov 4 She was buried at Sprout cemettS And erson Stanley Teachaut of Unadilla THE PHYSICIAN OF TOPAV IAS THt SUPPORT OS 1M 6KKAT PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY THAT HAS STANOJMtDtZCP THt PRODUCTS WHICH HE PfttfBCBlSMANP HAS CAIMfSStfW DRUGS FROM THE MEDiCAL LA30TATOV INTO MASS PO0MCTON Iron mining will continue for 5, en playing in the band of years to come The Great Lakes iey Bros, circus, ne win rSteel industry has an investment 11 home 1 e Nov 9th of four billion, four hundred mill ion dollars here When the high grade ore is exhausted a way will probably be found to mine the low grade ore successfully The late World War depleted the mines of much high grade ore Some mines were exhausted and production has been decrea sing Business Weeks says in some 30 years most of the hiqh grade ore will be used up when the show closes at Eagle Pass Texas Elizabeth Grosshans and Ed Shubert were married at the Plainfield church last week Brighton voters on Nov 7 vbt ed 80 to 28 to purchase tho land adjacent to the school for expan sion purposes Jo ii Iiiry Hoyland, 10 mos3 burned to death last week I Tien the family home vas dest There has been some revival royed by fire near Parkers Corn of lumbering More than 300 per ers Four other children were sav cut houses from pine lumber ed SCHOOL raws j Current Camus NSW SCHOOL BOARD IS ELECTED A A RESULT OP THE AVAILAPHJTY AND EXTENSIVE USE OP PENICILLIN, THE SULFAS AND OTHEfc DRUGS, DEATH P,ATE INOP6NT TO CHILDBIRTH, PNEUMONIA AND APPEKWCiTIS Htf fct THE LAST tO YEARS, SEEM REDUCE PAT LEAST 60 were fabricated and sold last year There are 20,000,000 acres in Mich only good for growing pine treesCIRCUIT COURT NEWS The jury is called in for circuit court Tuesday and several cases are set for trial The case of Nell ie Walling VJB Harry Melnik is set Tuesday This is an auto accident ease tfcBJaappened before the late warSuit of DrWalter Parker vs James Hayner is set for Nov 18 This involves sale of property The case of Harry Calder vs Gale Rouse is set for the 18th An auto accident case The case of Elmer Cloutier VBS Hartland Twp He is a member oi the fire dept and was hurt at a fire The suit of the American Auto Ins Co vs Henry Drake was settled Mrs Marguerite Bi is of Pin ckney had the most points and won the diamond ring given away by Peirces store Howell for the month of October At a meeting of the Whtimorc i Lake School district last weak it vas votedto call a special election to vbte on building a 5 room class room to cost 50,000 This it is claimed can be done with out raising taxes The South Lyon Athletic Assn Social Happenings AtoBURGEl WHOMEVER j The home of Merlin Amijurey of raicicney was the scene, of a jioeiy home wedding on Sat , evening Nov 12th when Miss CMURCH NEWS St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney, Michigan REV FR ALBERT J SCHM1TT Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 Nevenna Devotions Fridays at 730 o m jane Amburgey daughter of Mrs,4,0L , M M AmhtL, vL fSL I Confessions Sat 730 to 900 pm thdnyi iMtpwIMXr mass Mary , Amburgey became btha 7jrie oi Emmm Wr5nirSn is ne oouin iyon AIHIBUC n oi Herman and Fanny Widmeyer buildina a field house on the v,i,r T ,w A Fridays after Novena Devotiop MORE HUNTERS LEAVE lighted field It will contain show er rooms, dressing rooms and toil ets ihe football game reporter in he South Lyon Herald echoes Joe Jacobs famous refrain We wuz robbed in his account of the ucent South LyonBrighton an me which Brighton won 18 to 0 He claims the officials were incompentent cmd unfair and put ting Wayne Smith, star South here who , Lyon player out of the game the of Cedar Lake road The bride was given away by her brother Meriln and attended oy Mrs Ronald Darrow Willard Wiameyer brother of the groom was best man RevV John McLuc as was the officiating minister, i The young couple are popular here The bride being a recent graduate of Pinckney High Emmett familiarly known as Bud is an overseas G I We extend congratulations and are glad to announce that they OMMUMTY CHUACH Congreaational tfe D D Brady, Minister 253 voters from Putnam No 2Sprout, Marble heea Harris Cord ley Laice, Cudy, Pettysviiie and Hause which recently vuiec, io reorganization into The Comm unity bchool district met at the Pmckney School and eiected a new school board County supt of schools Gladys McCallum presided Mrs Dorothy Campbell vas clerk and Clare Miller and joe Basydlo assistants The tellers were Phillip Sprout Willard Wiltse Clifford VanHcrn Don owarthout, Albert Shirley ana Harold Rady The nominations were by acTarnation For the 3 year term Howard Thayer was nominated ov Mrs Clare Palmer, Mrs Clare Palmer by Leo Lavey, Jonn Burg by Chas Hewlett and Merwm Campbell by Braodon White TTr0 Wayne AtLe vi mo I year term Nelson Mih er was nominated by MrsSteele Don Bowers by Nelson Miller, MeiJe Caird by Harold Rady Josephine Harris by Lynn Henqee and Marquerite Clark by John Burg Foi the one year term Eric Roso was nominated by Merwin Campbell Wm Clark by John Carver and John Redl by Olin Robjnson Jhe result of the election was For the three year term Howard Thayer 14a John Burg J21Lynn HendejyMN, Merwin Camp bell 78, MrTlaTe qmer 68, i Thayer and Burg were declared elected Fcr the two year term Nelson Miller received 194, Mrs Marg uerite Clark 147 Merit Caird 125 Don Bowers 18 Josephine Harris 11 Miller and Mrs Clark were declared elected For the term ending next, July Eric Rose received 176, William Clark 34, John Reidl 41 Eric Rose was declared elected Following the election the new boarcForganized as follows Pres rd Thayer Secy, Eric Roso reas John Burg rfcfcbond issue is in prospec1 for some time to come The new board will study the situation and conferr with the dept of ed ucation to determine just what The postoffle apt w tried out two mail 1 r,r, tnicls On run ir0m Grand S and other from Grcid Hapids to Saginaw These trucks aio equipped like mail cars with mail sorting clerks etc thiv were such a success that another 2n dded 1 from rand Rapids to LudingtonThese trucks are 35 ft log and Pickup mail from small towns on the rouie and sort it on the xvn The cauve of this service is due to thefact that the railroads hava been cutting down the number of mail trains to the point where mey could no longer give adequate service Ih Detroit Free Press a vary strong conservative paper on commentina on the election last iuesday which went itiongly Democratic concludes wit a the statement that You cant beat something with nothing if adds hat those opposed to tho Democrats had better be looking for a leader who combines the cold log ic of Senator Taft with th magnetic ptrsonality of Teddy Roose velt We dont think the is or ever will be any such nimal Sentaor Taft is a strong reactionary while i1 late Teddy Roose velt was a strong radical It wgud bo impossible to combine them The Freie Press further add when Pres Truman vent in to New York State to campaign for Senator Lehman and placed the whole power of the federal governmen behind him th J result vas nn anger in doi bt In Detioit the people showed for the 4th tim that they do not want the C I O to head their city government Mr and Mrs Glenn Coon of Virginia were guests at the WedOther hunters from iw iw , loft and ew did not mention last first few minutes of plav virtual JQeometrrnTckner veek are ly handed Brighton the gameTony EtePhillipi, Jay Shirey Vin The Dexter Kiwanis put on a cent LaRosa anoT 2 brothers of minstrel show Dec 78 , Tonys to Atlanta The Brighton Episcopal church amg Percy Ellis, Barney Wilson and will build a new parish hall j ETHEL M VEDDER J hjn Carver to Curran j nfippnw Ethel M Buxton was born in Roy Reason to St Louis and DALE DARROW York Township, Washtenaw Cou Clare r,i Ta r Dr Dale nty May 3, 1875She was the pld can be done It is expected that A this will take a year or possibly Choir ftactSee TWednights,more , organist and Choir Director This school reorganization plan Mrs Merwin Campbell is a big setp forward and the Thur Eve juu iiirjie otuay ut tis new board should have the com parser3g I olete cooperation of the communThuis, 800 Prayer meeting atiity the home of Mr and Mrs George Thompson at Hiland Lake Sat 500 to 700 Chicken Supper served by the Young Womens Auxiliary and the Ladies Aid to raise money for robes for the Jun ior Choir Sunday 1030 Church Sendee Sermon Haryest Home 700 Pilgrim Fellowship Meeting 1130 Sunday School at the Church Wednesday 400 Junior Choir 7 J T, ctrhuitt Funeral services for ilt , , iW 6 y Swartnout, Darrow of Sturgis were held at est of two children, her parents pga1 cmoi Choir Pracf J u jg Charles and Anna Buxton r t Douglas Lake Wavthe Moon Funeral Home in that Louis Wagoner ana son way , Xi ,ru A re and Junior to Roscommon Allen Dinkel with Ernest Kew of Detroit to Hale Allen and Owen Davis to Ros common Dr Ray Duffy to Comins Leonard Lee to Johnnesburg on Thursday afternoon The de ceased, son of Mrs Flora and the late Wm Darrow of Pinckney was 63 years of age A register She attended the Milan Public Schools and graduated from same in June 1893 She also attended the M E Church and Sun ISO Union Thanksgiving service at CongI church Wed, Nov p m Village council and leaders invited The new school district will be known as the Pinckney Commun ity SchooL RESULTS OF NOV 9 BOWLING St Marys 26 25 24 18 15 14 i4 decently there has been u cam paign to Pur popcorn eating iron motion picture houses because it is claimed popcorn eaters iake so much noise it is impossible to hear the pictures i HI caused the Variety maga zine to taie ngl qfi YnfHrm nOU des and iUuiiiirlftf U BlUjOrity ot ihem weio cpposed to aoolishrig popcAi eating They claim ed that in many cases the ale of popcorn, candy, etc spelled the aiffeience between profit and loss Brighton probably has deve loped their lighted field, under the fire dept to a higher degree than any other one in the state We were told last year by Al Cole, the booking mgr that ath letic contests only about broke even but the sale of pop, candy ice cream etc showed a big profit ed pharmacist and graduate op day school and united during the j tometrist and watch maker he great revival of George E Sloan had cirsued his profession in sev bi September 1893 she was j CALVARY MENNONTiE eral Reads Vans lip Top Hockeys fabCorys V r W Tavern 23 8 Shireys ivic Kennedys iDie Set Believfe it or not This story is making the rounds as a true one It is said a romance processor m an eastern college ordered 29 copies of Victor Hugos Notre Dame de Paris and instead of receiving them from a book pub lishing co got the Notre Dame the TFormation 13 IO lligh Team 3 ,, ii aame St Marys y 2460 jch locations, including married to Arthur H Vedder of 7 thisTjninrr rfav Rua fleucay, Faster to shoot a deer in this area u icn , uSt eom V Sturgis where he residsd forjwas bom 6 children Herman C Morning Worship hot a 150 lb 8 PJuckust som survivo Pinckney, Gkxdys of Bloom Sunday Schooi , High team 1 game St Marys 878 Hhjndividual 3 amracis iof 117 C1RH alsTshArs include hiswife Nina a dau sburg Pa Mildred L of Clcve M36 Jcmettaljsot Sm,h Q , Q Howard A of Det one south of here on state land FOOTBALL SCORES Brighton won their 21st straight vjteLakeT KenIhVe Riqame by berttfig Idiuord 18 tou verg Wiliam cf Bronson Maur wood, Cal a son Forrest Budj 0it Two died during early ichild of Galesbura and four grand1 hood She lived a simple home children He also leaves hisj life loved her family and was a mother six brothersClyde of ways happy doinq for them February 7, 192 The Lord saw Dexter was only able to Ue the of pcey Glenn of Kaleva Without any warning she often beaten ScOine team 7 ttj Harold of Detroit and one Milan tied YpsUantL a Qass B Ed toam 6 to 6 Chelsea smothered Manchester 69 to 6, South Lyn took it on the chin from NortoviUe 32 to 6 University beat St Thorn as 20 to 0 Mason beat Leslie 26 to a Perry took Williamston 27 Briahton has claimed e state by Morewrl wWdic has wn 9 rames scored 514 points and not been cored on thfr tear na Allen of Lansina Two brothers Ernest and fit to take her companion from Childrens Hoar MJ IChOO 1100 1145 i High Individual 1 Young Peoples Minting 730 game, Francis Shehan 256 Schedule Nov 23 , The Detroit Free Press has start ,ed a campaign to abolish Skid Row in Detroit which is Michigan Ave between Cass and Fifth Bums by means of panhandling and free feeds by charitable institutions are able to remain drunk 7 days a week Flop housebeds cost them 40c We dubt Sfi Vans ve St Marys 1VLiiir Tavern vs Kennedys Evening Worship M Supt Boscoe Danow ayera Pr Asst Supt Marvin Shirey i Shirey veFo 800 P M Hockey s Tip Top Cottage Prayer Meetings Wed Read swV FW 800 P M Corys vs Die Set that Skid Row will ever be abolished There were skid rows in the time of Christ and there have been red light districts If all the old rookeries where they now exist were torn down and new strjucture replaced them, skid would oily move else, was left to battle life alone with her children She remained true to them and her God, always Millard, and oio sister Dorothy, Ending comfort in repeating to are deceased herself the 23rd Psalms Dale was a member of the gv attended Church when she J carried his picture and a writeup Methodist church of Sturgis and aj wnfle to Detroit united of his achievements According to of Eagle fraternity His remains i e Andrews Presbyter tiis he is the leading hfch school were taken to Mendon for bur J Qurch around gainer in the etcrte He id wim hie six living brothers Vedder died Nov 121949J has gained 1305 yardi in 90 nerving as poWearersThe enfire4Services at Pinckney on Monfor an avfcrage of 13 yarai Ddrrdw famfly attended the ser Novv u at 2 p m with burial atitry However emefier League vices Brighton is making a strong bid to gat Chuck Carney, their star high school player on the AllState high school team Last Wednesdays Detroit Free Press introduce the coniession of alier Attorney Lavan ior Cher alier objected dedtttog it forced and Chevalier had no To all whoo groctousW oiiddeadiofoorinomwiw to uiiuss oar heartfelt appcec Q VL proceeds to ao to buy famfly elite EWVeddf IMilan, Michigan Lakes player holds a record foriiawyer t the ttese Lavan also I Surviving Mrs Vedder are the Ae most opints per ganss That is to havfe the bail of Oiev,fanr fiHrsn mrto m ifaiand ttowardJagerwV also nine ocadchildren and 7 ed 8 touchdowns agamsf CHlCstEII rfNNER The Lades aid wJJ serve a greatarandchiWren chicken dinner at the Congli church on Nov 19 startina at HOIKS No milk delivery Thanlagtving Chester in one game robes lor she funiot choir JPrTrJfcWffl Mm lull f Wosf oner reduced from S2O000 la 1 Day, Nov 4 Hickory ffidge Farm Dairy ri 500 staang that the two brothers convicted of the dsse alier sedssosd frost SttjOOO to f7 bail, festtoe Singer wtl dk Y i fv TUI WWWWT on mis Dec l Tfce hscsing 1 21 at 9 p m Girt Sooettog alsjWsau EeaUsh also wssul xk eWJ cussed All Wefeosn Immdmim not been set ssn EXAMINATIOM POSTPONED w Justice Eric Singer of Brighton CAT started the examination of Mau Believe it or not it look the PUrice Chevalier for the murder of grims a whole week to eat Frank Qine Thurs, and men Thanksgiving dinner postponed it to Dea8 when an arjthe help of the spdkmsl for guement came up between the jesting facts read TIereS Hssjsjr attorneys Pros Erwin sought to errtertoining guix show in ial Review with trap 20 issue of The Detect Ssssiaf4 , a j 51 e second ANNOUNCEMENT I HAVE TAKEN OVER THE FENtf ER MARATHON STATION AT TH2 CORNER OF MAW PEARL STREETS IN PINCKNEY AND AM PREPARED TO SfiRVE THE MOTORING NEEDS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC V eUJfc fta THE NEXT MEETING IS i 28th Csis e 800 P M bring a friend JK sysvof ik , A 4M e IlowH 1 heater flovelL Michigan Tue, Wed Thurs Nov 1518IV Judy Garland Van Johnson fa fe SSV XSV , i IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME Color bf Tochafaolof Comedy Cartoon Friday, Saturday, Nov 18, 19 Roy Rogers Dale Evans in SUSANNA PASS la Trucoloi Alio James Mason Robert Ryan CAUGHT Cartoon , 0 , iriWMM4 For the Best rater Heater Sunday, Monday, Nov, 20 21 gundav Shov 15 P M Conllnuoui Richard Widmark Linda Darnell and Veronica Lake In SLATTERYS HURRICANE j Comedy Cunaoo Wt 1 r JI i II 1 Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov, 22, 23 Mark Stevens Coleen Gray and Rory Calhoun in la j S A N D Color by Technicolor Comedy Novelty Cartoon FEATURING Cat QUICK AND POWERFUL AS A JUNGLE CATSELLS AT THE PRICE OF REGULAR GASOLINE Mare people ride on GO TIRES thn on any other kind TIRES TUBES A CONFUTE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES Marathon Gas Station HENRY SHffREY PROr 47 tears Age IT i Chas Henry and wife have sold their home here to Ed Burt and are moving to Stockbridge The farmers institute is at the court house Howell Dec 2 Judqc Arthur Cole will preside The subject is Should the formers iorm a Trust, led by Hon Euqcme Hicks j Ed Cook and family have raov j Thursday, Friday, Nov7l7 It 16CJ Potterton ilOUSe TrLnrA r nu a Lute itose ci hay City is VlSlt1 wL 2hTJ Hay nds here I ward and Richard Conti OexterTiieatre J7EXTER MICHIGAN V aim 3 ,ar7Tv3srarj THE HOUSE OF STRANGERS rrcmk C Andrews, exbmillionair en banker xpoiitician and iafey Cartoon Sport Gamo Bird 7 vXlijl ce coiruai of Detroit has I i tr, ee ofvion for de A p 1 iiIe hot watur whenever you want itcontractors, plumbing dealers rnd builders sav Go ilktnc Ccn are the advnues a nJcri eicrrricwater h,jr gives and yonJi Just one of many Bnggs Features I Hi fest Bet for SXA uy Pru S GTt, iuccesifal ian iurmr J i iri itDf, ciry baTi, r yemr f TcC a fitfjic vjcr lJtitT ive3 yu nt ivclvlv advau i,an ay othi r i,i o 35 7r onr iitf o dcnct water tir cvo tu nB WIJ Heres your stainproof sink glasware See all the other at no extra cost Glisten srials o this Btittss ng porcelain enamel, Beautyware sink CW, crumb cup strainer, era for FREB Kitchen Sink targe basin, special lHge for Booklet, entered Jackson prison and is j J Saturday Nov 9 On Day Onl y HOW No 7743 Peai30Up Viii All I VVcaer L end Elvira with j en the evangelist oi soup kitchen1 FLC Rocjcr3 in I rarn vi3 th cniv person at the ARKiLNSAS JUDGE train to se him off ircra Dotroit Amo j Dave Shultz is working in the Whip Wikon Giuiicr Store works, Cneisea MCRASLG THRU Andrew Gfreiner is teachinq Firsi Vestern wilh ihi DynctMic New the Wright school star The Anderson school district Sa, M3ndoy7 20H TOuV 7 nQW d TriE GEAT DAN PATCH rn to McClear ana wife i Sory c a Grat Kene, Tho TOOsday a Son Champion oi Ciampi , George Coilins now has his wih mother keeping house for him Gail Russell Dennis OKeefe David Sn 1 wif,e enen, i He had to chose between Dan Patch and , ed a number of friends a their j fcl wli0 roine Monday niqht Color Csrtaon Povlty New James Burden bought of MiSS J Daniels a flock of lambs averag Tuesday Wednesday Nov, 22 23 ag Ger 100 lbs each Llidwest D2IX3 Double Feature JBom to Kirk VdUlWinkle Uld LtaraHHaaiaaaMaaM ifQ Mo lfi r rrirl i mmmmmmm21 PLUM4INO FIXTURES at Jecres Craine Mcdcne Canoll wife Nov1 16, a girl Ceore Senders Richard Greeno ivlame Erady is teaching u iChubbs Comers THE FAN Hotel Caverly will serve a tux Last Complete iow Sars oi 9 p, a jgey dinner Thcmksgivinq Poultry Telephone Pjnrknvr l7Fl 2 prckrrrgisialttirswitiy Ut Ole Tai MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBFR uglas Fairbanks jr, Carter in THE HGHTING OFLYNN Helen nam poultry Louse sn tottR Thursday, Friday, Mo 24 25 Thanksgiving Special, 3 P, M, Coat Guy Madison Diana Lynn la TEXAS, BROOKLYN AND HEAVEN A fiia festival A show that will leave Years Ago Mr Palmer has discontinued his bus service and mail carryino between Jackson and Howell The government is advertising for another meal carrier for 30o top d thm earth Ararv MkA Jfi Short Sublets lhree men Mooneyi McDon aid and Stowe are heid at the rXTark to accept Tax Report as submitted by Helen ReynoldsTreasurer, carried Friday, Satnrday, Mov It, If e COUNCIL PBOCEEDWGrS Reaular meetnia of Village Council Now 8 1949 C lad to order by Pres Dinkel foiiw,od by roll call of officers Present, Shirley, Clark Chas Clark cmd Read Abeent Swarth out and Eisele Minutes of last meeting approved Motion by Shirley supported HbrhSTEftST SYLVAM iHEATEH COOMI WlkU, tartda Enrkrht u Charlei 4 Ws sn SL n tarn SfMEeV ai UBS Uetfeat Texdvieaior rMk J AVON TJttfcATEK Stor1rbTkkr Miebloofi who lost 3 fin Murray Kennedy was in Detroit la a con, picker recently has Friday the hospital rvfrs Gerald Kenneay oTHowell Ceonedy al Howell visited cm bei sister Miss Bern Swan fcvfc Kennedy son of Bay City calld at the Ir the week vin Kennedy home rundcy fly cut her Mr and Mrs Andrew Kesbitt gfVmHa Sunday ailed on Mrs Gerqe Dradae in 32 Ltetrott Saturdar Friday, Saturday, Mo It, It TRAIL OF THE HNE by Howell jail for the Gregory rxuikl lciioa by R Clark supported m robbery 1 by Shirley to aRow loliowina CBJJ rJT T J The dedication of me remodeii bills s, mew t s7s d Com Congl church Sunday VanWinkle VanWinkfe Ordin drew a large crowd Dr Suther ence and Inst S20430 Howard Haines r Strcgfci land gave the address Pinckney beat Fowler Friday 20 to 18 The stature of M ford Barbar Labor om Bodhi the game was a 70 yd by J C and Streets IMS a Bowman , Pbs Haiiies, Labor on flask end Fred Moxttonar SyW Sydney Wirt Hendee and Will Rsk Streets 5X An Adventute Slocy j ne gp, QOTA to hunt emljosaJtCaidkAox fc T d Vjwu who starssdoirmTpaui Cwiett Printina 780 U of M keshfltan team tins year j Wm Brash Dc work On V F Is considered a fine prospect or the wjcsity next year Farkt Muskana kxm an slated fcf the Cfcas Sattdor TweoAvf, Monr St tt Wm W Hall M0uon jfbe 2Sth Mctssan Reason aatla toadosfm eothe Helen PeyncMs ViyH r 10S23 , 3 imtttoPfadmy Dlspspck Wednesday Korssabt IS, 1949 The Peoples Store Groceries Drygods Gents Furnishings Th Ptack y Dtopaicn Entered as 2nd doss act oi Mooch 3 1877 matte at Poatoifice S ubfflDstiaa Pdc StJO si Tsac PiuTwrcisIL Pubfator U5 Main St Pterin Mfck After the V F W Feather Pdi ky the tallowing out oi town iucacis oi Cosa Webb and Gene 4ann were entertained with a jjuttet lunch party C a White and wile arvd Bud Shank oi Lin den Earle Mann Jim Doran M Newman A FogUa Mr and Mrs 1 Davison, Mr and Mrs A Knorr dnd son all oi Detroit Mrs Philip Sprout was a guest oi Mrs Geo Crane at Hill and iulo last Monday WANTEDRAW FURS ALSO BEEF AND HORSE HIDES DEER SUNS SHEEP PELTS MARKET PRICES ALSO HAVE PEERLESS MUSKRAT STRETCHERS FOR SALE Luciue Doyle PHONE HNOENEY 4 a Furniture Sale AT 6 0 9 MAJN ST PWCKNEY Canned Goods Lingerie Sfioes Mis Geo Crane and Mrs Phil Sprout were in Jackson on Thurs I Ma Helen Potts oi Dexter visit led Mrs Philip Sprout last Satur J CoL Edwin S George and Mrs, Geo Crane left ior Flo this Mon Mr, and Mrs E J Sprout visited, to spend the winter relatives in Ann Arbor Sunday John Sprout oi Brighton spent the week end at home Miss Alice Gearhart oi Howell visited at the Mark Nash home Sunday The Lester McAiee family wore called to Green Bay Wis last week by the death of her mother Mrs Ida Baird 3at, Nov loth THE FOLLOWING HOUSEHOLD GOODS BEDROOM FURNITURE, DINING ROOM FURNITURE ELECTRIC STOW ELECTRIC WASHER CHAIRS TABLES DISHESTRUiT JARS AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES NA LUCIA DYR Mrs Harold Rady underwent Phillip McDonell who is horn an operation in the Detroit Oeteo on furlouqh, is now a serqean patMs hospital Inst woek Mr and Mrs M I Heason wer H,3s Lamb and wile of E Lan Sunday dinner quests of Mrs, K sinq spent the week end at theDow and dauqhter Alice of Dti Thomas Ware home roit rl Kennedy Gen Store Bingo AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDttTORIUM DtacTctr Aliv FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 250 COWS 250 HOGS 50c pet cwt WF, BUY HIDEb m, CALF SKINS Ffeons 38 Plncknsy Central Uead Stock So t WH Ivieyer ana bon easel and Harry Wade at Stockbrldqe left 1 Sunday to hunt deco near Glad win Mrs Edsel and children went also and will visit at the Cy ALee home Shirley Reason was home from the Ypsilanti Normal over Sun Mrs Ona Campbell is visiting at the Permert home in St Louis this week The Merwin Campbell family spent Sunday at the Chas Mc Daniels home in Chelsea Mr and Mrs Howard Read at tended the Mich Ind qame at Ann Arbor Saturday Chickens Nov 10 8OOpm Sponsor J by St Marys Church SlrRfcF RffTC ATIOM T I 1 pWAfC KAfs JtssMsf 1st XM 4 mm nBV mWmw wmm wmm fs p fs Rured Celenews GOOD NCIGHftORS In Michigan Bell territory there are more than 450 roadway telephone companiessmall organizations whose farmermember own and maintain some 6000 telephones and 640 lines which connect with Michigan Bell switchboards Michigan Bellcharges the roadways only for switching and Lonft Distance call ut as good neighbors, the companys technid u e available for assistijjacfiXheylnrilUJresdcrnonstratT ropii rouiiruction method, help the roadways to jbiain merhiL, and loan them special elepiuitu luois Tlus helps to assure better ruraJ Wkxuioiu service tor everyone TINY 1USCA new electron tube, developed by Bell Telephone Laboratories, is so small that it must be assembled under a microscope It is six times more sensitive than present tubes used in radio rejay Long Distance circuits and mobile telephone service It will save apace and save power and nave a longer life It another step tn the parade of trfr phone progress LOSS is A wmm mmumott K, be across several oowrttos, across the slate r the nation But actuatty today, dlstanoe ix matter when jm fzssit tstt t MST telepbjsnr wtt tube yoa lew tmnwtot U stis a bojnr f facia prodaots or awMer of mi M w mcia SSLI fsistas it v mJHVlllIlJlWW WV f WP HL IMS Fall Specials Shot Gun Shells All at ifO box Toilet Combinations 3495 i, f J2 I GLASS StKVCE FOR HAVE THE BBOON GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY SKILLED AUTO SLAVER SO IT WILL BE SATE FROM THE STRAINS OP EXCESS IVE TRUCE VBEBATIONS WE USE THE BEST AVAIL Aoi GLASS AND DO THE WOKE PROPERLYfROMFTLY McPtercoo Mc Bank i PROFESSIONAL SfiRNER vm TYSMJUST 11 Uw A es, iT K oil FkDit MSovte9t Bow I BANK MONEY ORDtBt afe eocnomicol way oi ghiUsoutoi t Money Order, llWlkcjrtol town is by Otfce 935 ltffc Nairn Michigan 1 USED 6 It REFRIGERATOR 5995 1 STAINLESS STEEL SINK 24 000 VALUE at 15995 20 off ua Water Heaters THE BEST FOR LESS4 ABES AUTO PAHTS PHONE 151 1018 EAST GRAND RIVER HoweU Michigan lening by Appomtmenfe Howell MICSJBO an Charges for Bank Money Or, ders ore cheaper than other HERB SNEELi 5r i , Phone 18 Wis LGrand Rrei The risks al carrying money in SowX MWWb Pketjbr payment al bills is el n aSTLuSSSSokwage ujinated Your cancelled Bank EL TXTTF DST Money Order it a valid receipt US SIZE P and it retained personally by A Speckuirj the bank Usj Y Property with Me 994 KM tin SiAnn ArWiiict Harold Chubb, local Representative 5U Finning Su Howell Phone HoweD 439 or S7 Monument Markers i LEE LAVEY General Insoiance Mir on State BaiKWW Under Fedetol Supervision I A U C T I 6 NEEH Member Federal Depoeit Insuran Perm Sales a Specialty ce Corporation All Deposits up LAVEY HARDWARE SERVICE Water Sytefns elc V Stanley Dinkel Wcwant to Serve You WITH COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE CIGARS CIGARETTES CONFECTIONARY ICE CREAM ETC COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW MODERN STGPE MCDONALDS VH CHECKED I JOE GENTILE 11 MAIN ST, 700 TO JinTQPM ITS CONVENIENT Thsres no easier and saier way to send mooney than by check, write a chtck and mail it Well welcome your account We Have Ample funds Availab le tor Sound Loans Read Estate Mortage or Personal at Reasonable Rates FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Cnsur once Cam AD deposits p to 5000 InsuredFOR SALEWhiskey Barrels, The Ed Maas Cider Mill Phone Howell 53511 WANTED Married woman 20 years or older who needs sub stantial income Complete train inq course free Good eaminqs Pleasant, diqnified work conduct inq Cosmetic qlamour parties by appointment only Car necessary For interview, Contact Mrs Edna Findley, 521 W Sibley St Howfill Phnne S59 Hours10 a to 5000 ior each DeposUer HowelL Michigan Spot Cask FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSEt 250 Eoet COWS 240 HOGS Me pet ewk ALL ACCORDING TO SOS AND CONDITIO CALVES SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED PRtiB PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 450 licensee far DARLING COMPAN Attorney al Law Phone 13 Brighton Mich Phone leTFU Reparn MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heanna 8 8717 Lake4ide D iv Lkeoeo Jtiuh Lak P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Dan C SwarJhout Director Modem Eguipment Ambulance Service Phones 99 a 83 PlnchneyMlch FRED C ROCKHOnP Si OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave HoweO Michigan For Appointment BEFRICtRATlON SERVICE P 859 Residence 81 Rspairs on A1 Mafcet tiT 5 i uT u Thne Pmckney 154F3 life Block H,JuHn riwae nnw IOVS Weekly Tips Mads to Detrel Gensral fnickteg Phons 84F14 CARL JONES Concrete Prdudn Cnarei Sand Top Soli Road GsaveV Fill Dlrr and Road Bul BE9T WYUE i Plnckney 7872 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Lew 407 E Grand River Howell DRCI, TOWNFR Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 E REED, Jeweler neenrate Fast Reasonable828 Toma eVnf RU 1, , wGuatd Work 210 W Main St Pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter 8 116 WantAd A FOR SALE1941 Chevrolet Coupe Also puppies, Robert Read member l i FOR SALE Potatoes and Onions Urnstead Farm HowellPinckney Rd Phone 71F2 m to 3 p m Monday Nov 9th Pinckneyfs DOLL CLOTHES made to order Also minature dolls ior sale I Get your order in for Christmas now Mrs Roy E Fisher 321 Putnam Pinckney Micnigan OIDER MILL open ior the Sea eon We have 50 gaL Whiskey Barrels Phone Howell 535 I Ed H Maas, Howell , i i i Ml FOR SALE Eggs 9058 Cedar Lake Rd Ph 62F2, FOR RENT Ground iloor furnish ed apartment, suitable for two Heat miurnished Rent 50 a mor th Can be seen at 9405 Ann St Big Sier Lake Earl Suqqitt FOR SALE12 ga Shot gun re peater and Shells 2250 Like Ph 42 new Lucius Doyle FENCING By Rod or Hour, also construction work done Coones Klave Phone 162F3 Pinckne FORSALb Wew wooden tool box and a complete set of me chanics tools, tor 5000 Henry Hauck Dispatch Office I WANTED Tree Trfcnmmq or ReLn moving Orchard Trimminqaleo R SSil1yERS Stump flemoving Experienced PHONE47F6 Pinckney work Free Estimates Allowance QUALITY Pinckney telephone subscribers can now call Brighton Dexter Howell as orten as mey wish I a also jacket wcblaVand 503 BurgeBS Pair of leather glove Fiinder re rntun to Bobby PUunmer FOR SALE Parts for a 1996 rbS10 Ps for a i 1337 Packard car Mo Dye 610 UncdiIIaPiickney FOR RENTModern three room jmrnished apartment Phone 143F2 545 E Putnam S Plaster Contractor New or Repair Work Examates cheer My given Lee Passow Phone 7881 1767 Upland Dr Ann Arbor, Michigan FOR SALEHens and bucks Meats Fruit paying toN charge, Vegetables Henry Porter 495 Mower Rd FOp RQWApartment 3 rooms md Bam W Wylie 335EMcan Phone 136 , nckney J YUN WANTODt POULlr Will pav Detroit market prices C R Uov4 Phone 62F1 FOR BALC Home Swardul homo 7 momsvattd bash garage, stablos an in good condition Largo grounds, boauttful trees jsf 4pOon fWMg H G Swermout 17dl0 Teleargph PHONE NO 88F12 WOX TAKE CAHE OF small children days while Pants are at wade, a my hfcw,11ali baby sit evenings 35 en bout Call evenings haije no JPjjono Stocknev, 8chiqan Fish Market Friees Ceurteetis Serviee Amoving Inntion Brngs Milliris LuCobt Heatinq is No Equipsneat to ,Jaot ot signtfo nuel and Iran COBIPOI Culugan Sat WaSer Phone Asm Aebar WASHED Whet tolk ot tomifumtSM ckiMveuMerio cooarucuoarfISV Cord Wood f fcraiaref 1 WeeWy Osaseead s HklS Aed tad iStfl tblf y JtTfce Pinckney Dftspotcfc Wednesday November 11 1949 Local Notes Wm Lamb and family oi Ann Arboi and Edsel Meyer and wife called at the W H Meyer home Saturday Mrs Lloyd Hendee and baby are staying at the Lynn Hendee home this week while Lloyd is hunting The Robert Granger iamilv oi Lansing called at the Louis Coyle home Saturday Miss Barbara Nash spent Sunin Aim Aioor and attended the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting The C WHooker family pi Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooker nome Sunday i he Younglovp P T A held a, bingo party at the school Friday myu ihey took in 31 Mrs Madeline Shehen and Jam ily ot Ann Arbor called at the Wnv Shehan home Sunday dward rtyatter and wife and rtussell Nuoffer and wife of Holt were Sat guests at the Lloyd rlendee home Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel went to Lansing Friday Mrs GL fcennett came back with them for a visit Allen Dinkel found a qas tank dropped from a jet plane in the ccraiield on the Wm ChVmbers icum Sat It was 9 ft long but emNirs Hazel Parker entertained the Past Mdtrons of Pinckney Chapter O E S 145 Monday at her homefhe Fred Read, Robert Read and James Whitley families went to Jackson Sun and helped Mr and Mrs Frank Peters observe iheir 59th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs W C Miller called on Clarence Fuller in Fowler ville Lansing Thurs who just returned home from St Lawrence ncspitaL Lansing after a operation W C Miller and Clare left for Douglas Lake to bunt Sun and i JI and Cliff went Mon niqht The Robert Tasch family spent Sun in Ann Arbor with Mrs A ach Mrs Bill Baughn is staying with Mrs, Virginia Carver while Bill is deer hunting Mies Isabel Koxus of Brighton rnd Mrs Lydia Karus and davahters of Howell vfsited at the L J Henry and Thomas Ware home Sunday Ambrose Eichman and dough ter Harriett of Dearborn were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs Edna Reason Harry Lavey and wife oi Detroit were Sunday quests at the Lee Lavey Mrs Rose Hendee is visitinq her daughter Mrs Marjory Park inson in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Walter Clark called on her Sat night Mis Edsel Meyer and children oi Ann Arbor spent Friday at ihe Walter Clark home The bingo party given by V F w joai OUA bat night drew a large crowd Receipts were 416 Paul Singer has gone back to wor at the Hoover Ball piarn Kno Arbor Fred Swarthout and wife spent roit spent Sunday at the S Sw armoat R Robinson and wife have re turned trom a visit in Lansing Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsilanti is slaying witn Miss Uiura riori ,uue ivua maxy nan is in ueiron Mrs Flora Danow and Mrana Mr and Mrs M E Darrow attend ed the funeral oi Dale Darrow at t omrgis iasi inursday M and Mrs h I Murray oi Fjjni and Mr and Mrs Wayne rorneroy oi Lobaell Lake were iiooaay caiiers ot tne rioii bis lets Don Spears and wife of Detroit and Miss Florence Lee ot Ann Ar cor were Sunday guests at the ui Spears home Mr and Mrs Meryl Byington of Vermonville were Sunday dinner H,ib ot noser Piice and wife Mr and Mrs Alva Dickson of Howell and Mr and Mrs And rew Nesbitt called on Mrs Etta Diand Sunday The Dale Mnler family visited me Doyle templeton family iveego Harbor Sunday Good Used Cars OUR NEW PONTIAC CAR SALES ARE BOOMING AND OUR USED CAR BUYERS BENEFIT Look where yqu willSeorch youmaybut when it comes to downright, sure fire unbeatable values in used cars, you lust cant best our good will guaranteed used cars Care fully checkedinside and out Theyre the BEST BUYS in town Buy with Confidence SPECIALS 1948 FORD Super Deluxe tudor 1938 CHEVROLET M D tudor b cylHaaio heaterMany extras upnior rwi, , u v j Low mileage, jet black per L k qr2 hn qood tect finish mechanical conditionA1 trans ced lor Quick Sale lfitior 275 1946 PONTIAC Streamliner Coupe Deluxe 6 cyLlight gray i938 PONTIAC, 8 cyl Sport finish, radioheater, top condition coupe, Radio, heater Wa k Very low mileage This one mh good running condition will make some one a fine car Excellent tires, top sevfcqhte Priced Low 1095ranSp0rttaion Priced to sell 34950 1947 DODGE COX Tractor Cab Cab red finish Two speed axle, 5th wheel gas barrel tanks,vac booster brakeshose and connections Al condition, Ready for theroadPriced to sell in 1939 PLYMOUTH Deluxe fordor Radio, heater, dark blue orig finish One owner car Fine con diHon WUl make someone a 795 trouble free car Priced Low at 33950 194647 CROSLEY, 4 cvl gray tinish Tudor sedan, a good 1Q, prvRn r a T,W wn driver, Al condition 40 tc 50 l95 fD V Tudor, excellmiles per gallon New tires WillencndiUonl Good seat 4 people, Low cost trans Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry and Gerald called on Mr ana Mrs itoueri Walter in Ann Arbor Sun Dr McGregor and family of Brignton were bunday guests at the yym Mercer home Mrs W H Euler of Howell entertained the Pinckney Cong 1 LadiesAid at her home last Thu WiUard Morqan jr ana wife have moved in their new home on Webster St poitation Low price for quick sals 295 1942 PONTIAC 8 cyl sedan 2 door sedan Torpedo, dark gray finish Radio heater, Good tires Diff Excellent This one will make good transportation Priced to sell 595 1936 BUKXSpecial 4 doorHeat er, Radio Black orig finish Engine top condition Priced to sell 195 1940 CHEVROLET Special De luxe tudor, Radio, heater jet black finish Clean, Ready to tires, body excellent, This one youll have to see to apprec iate fully A Real Buy at 4950 Cash No Trade Gas Ledwidq was home from Mote Dasae Unwjsesirr ovm the TUBERCULOSIS SPREADS fit fit ite acsdJy cSlt lisesse as Eartii run A reed buy for 495 1935 FORD V8 Tudor with a little work this one will make good transportation Full price 950 Cash No Trade 1936 OLDS Tudor 6 cyl orig, dark blue finish, good engine clutch, Trans, body and fend ers This one will make good ttansrtation Pull nice 99753 Cash No Trade i people 4 J kSerk U wi ou no mcvarr LONG TERMS LOW BANK RATES EVERY DEAL A SQUARE DEAL BUY FROM A MEW AB DEALER MiKENNEY PONTIAC INC 9 9 2 0 EAST GRAND MVEB PHONE 7941L Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 16, 1949 Description An account of the resource November 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 1949-11-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch