327 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7ba710fec72f4ad4921959eb82b8dc67.pdf c4ea7aeba7d588fc08d0241384891ba7 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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Volume 67 nsy Michigan Mirror Donald Ljaiard state police riixtaifioner, trunks Rusisain1W viiacit the United Statets iestiryinq before a leqisve economic tee last week he aid iussiu iflowa we iiftve no in tfention 01 attacking iter, mere fore the development of a ciyii mu utiense crqaniqaiion must Pu intenaed as, a defense aqainst retaliatory Porrioing aiter She has uaacta this country The Pincknev Dispatch Wednesday August 30 atch 1950 coa an the, Gov Williams has asked 392, 4U for additional state police Dr Alosri Heustis, state health comissioner, called to testify aboui iivinq blood Dank said i the legislature is fully tad there is no cunqer of atom bomb attack, men wip program off the books Li ruverbal military trainina is oses on die ooards dqam but Chair1 f man Tydinqs says tfie conqress u Social Happejiiogft HARRISSTEPTOE WEDDING i The weddinq of Mary Ann Harris, dauqther of Mr and I Mrs Ralph Harris of Portaqe Lk to William StepJoe,son of Mrand Ivlrs David Steptoe of Dexter, occuted Saturday niqht at the Dexter M E church, Rev Bishop fhciatinq 1 The chuzeh was decorated with variety of flowers and the aitar j with qladiolasivirsMerwin Camp bell played the weddinq march and Miss Sally LaRosa sarin Because and Always The bride wore a white qown, styled with a hiqh iiiif of lace with a fold ci across the shoulders She a sinqle strinq of pearls OUR DEMOCRACY LABOR DA IS EVERYBODYS DAY WHEN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE CELEBRATE LA60 PAY, THjgr ARE CELEBRATING THEIR, RIGHT TO WORK AND PLAY ACCORDING TO THR OWN BENT THEIR INDEPENDENCE OF REGIMENTATION Softball Notes SOFT BALL TOURNAMENTS No3i I Current Comment Premier Pandit Nehm of ra areaUU by beating Clyde 4 o SUggested Pc talks be aicsiesVaqabonas Hcusner1 w11irusL C0UiiY and Kussia Bennett ClydeDry RecL l,qiVe e aentlemcJI ciSR satin neck satin wore with j maieuinq earnnqs Her veil was of iinqertip style with a trim of Chantiiiy lace, on the eaqe,alsd he crovn She carred white Ruth Gallup Fuchs, the In the district last week the Vaqahonds were eliminated whun they lost to Drayton Pitins 5 o 4 VanOamps won the class C area title by beatinq Haniburq 4 to SbaitcriesVarCamp riuo ton Thompson hambuKiWc Micnaei bennsti A IMI Arbor tho Dcxer Dea1 vwe eliminated is in such hurry to qo homo that I mQLid oi honorwore a Nile areei thev may do nothina about it win Twn with a head dress to Coffee has qone up 3c a lb match Her bouquet was yellow less man uu forest fires no far oss Judv Drinkwater, neice of this year compared to 1300 ai qroom was flower airl Sh this time last year wore a yellow satin qown with A federal law qivinq health 6ta yellow headdress and carrried weitare Lteneiits to all school children will be passed next year yeasr accordinq to the American Sederation ol Teachers Charles Brannan, Aqric Com wonts curbs on qamblinq on iooc prices The price of cirtiaone, the new druq lor arthritis has been cu ticm 95 to S50 agrarn, Wilbur Brucker, exqovJtraor THIS FREEDOM OP AMERICANS,IN THEIR PERSONS AND THEIR JOBS, IS ONE OF THOSE INALIENABLE RIGHTS WHICH THE DECLARATION Or INDEPENDENCE ENUNCIATED, AND WHICH ALL CITIZENS HAVS HELPEO TO QUI LP, MAINTAIN ANP ENJOY a basket ot yeliov iiowerij The bridesmaids were Shiriev Gyde, Pinckney and Zelma Bauar of Whitmore LakeThe form I er wore a deep rose qown and j The latier a medium blue one wrth headdresses to matci with a spray of pearls Thev wore sinqle strands of pearls and joined red roses The brides mother was attired wants the oneman qrand iurylin a mauve crepe dress with a ijck He says it is unexcelled fci cleaninq up bribery and cor iuption in public ofiicialss CONSERVATION KOTES The dept has been trying out a ure plow which will cut c 6 in fire line as fast as a tractor will run t forest fires last week burner over 35 acres i x conseivahon dept will re wire velvet hat and wore an ori chid corsaqe The mofiier of the groom wore a medium blue aress with black accessoriesShe vorj an orchid corsaqe 1om Benr3t was best man d robert Grostick and Wiiliam Drinkwater, ushers reception was served aj th1 church parlors, following th crr emenv to 173 peopie Mrs Bert i vv omack of Willow Villaqo serv Miss Jan coi vviioir Fred Smafr pijva A c,anio3 in the area and one in ha irict but were eliminated by S Piui 9 to 6 East Ann Ar qoi CJLO won Jn the arei and took 2 qames m the district belore losing to St Paul 6 to U Al Peterson, pitchinq tor the Elks in class A was beaten 1 io JA alhouqh ho only allowed 2 hits JQOOG intent, LTnKiaivHw ho is facinc facts not theories Rushs answer is that she w c nn,, 1 a pecjce conference until all American troops are wnharavn r0m Korea h w d oua be impossiDle tor this country to qrant Siich a request so all peace talks are off He re minds us of the experience oi th vi eahatfl Henry Jford in World War 1 ,ne tirot when he chartered a shiD ,rwonfrar anci hilta II wnhalot oi 1 screwballs whoso motto was geace at any price and went to huropeThe sloqan of this stranqe shipload was Get the Boys Our of the Trenches by Christmas jihe mission failed and Ford re turnod to America a sadlv disillusioned man mCOUNTY LEAGUE eir hitlinq jcvmy ccntinaod th oroak Sunday and wallooed yn 11 to STom Good aaain I lea m Pinckney hitters wiih 3 fh t cims qot 8 hits 1, defeat oi Chelsa aave tho cnamnicjiyhip to fv,vlTville hot team beat Saline 10 to 8 I r y iki, T hin a Ci Chelsea Gakn Pincknovfrsnrs A O u b V M Eait Saiii fT S WOT JUST A HEADUN OP AMERICAN LIPE, THAT LAOR PAY 5 evetvecys AY r scares l, 8 i, 6 Miller dick Waken hut Mason beat Wiiiiamson 4 Dcrtii rii c yc,nui WilLinoton Adiron, VunJn 0rra Wessencorf rjwi rvli, nesVoqt, Ell , Hooft, Fon5 to School Notes iourlh Firth Sixth , Seventh Eigtht Hisiory English Math, d Mrs Parks VV Wis Thayer Mrs KelJonberqer Mrs VanBlaricum Mrs Caropoeli Mrs Tasch Mrs Morris Mrs fioii Miller Mrs Austin Misv Siackib, i jrwwH UCMI wm it1 ed the weddinq cake, us juif lease 3900 banded pheasants inet Dick of Ann Arbor the punch Tho Pincknev mh T Sept in 10 southern Michiaanj Miss Helen Peterson of Ann ArTuesday SeDr lQVlS on counties bor had the quest book owinq teachers foii The state has set up two new The brides travellinq costume Kinderqarten archery ranqes at Three Rivers was a dark qreen suit with arev First and Lapeer state qame areas accessories After a weddinq Second Bounty payments for July were I trip in northern Michiqon the Third 8,910 There were 4 wolves 35couple will live in Dxkr bobcats and 67 covottes The State of Mich, realized TOVIJElUEfliCKSON WEDDING 82,000 from the sale of loqs and pulp wood cut under stale per J tMis afterine Jean Towner,the mit on state lands the first six Towner of Poitaqe Lake was un month of 1950 This will qo to I dauqrter of Dr and Mis C J i Math A Scienro Mio n , stan 4,500,000 tree reforestation Hed m marnaqc to Clitic d rick Math Sciemi RM prcam to be started in Sept j son of Winthrop, Minn, at the Commercial Monartev Latest pheasant surveys by rur Presbyterian church in Ann Ar Supt al mail carriers and conservation 1 bor Saturday oveninq Norma Enqineer fficeTss show an increasse The j Cotton of Pert Credit On cousin Four School biqqest in the Thumb district andof tlabridewas matron of honor Qe this year a nw one nnv smallest in southwest Mich and the bridesmaids wc HuqMbeen addd Th drivers OTP red Many applications to hunt deer aene Bartlett of South L orrr I follows Hamburg Twp , Herman jQ undV h,c,l m the special season are being i Gates Ann Arbor end Mrs OVHUJJ M, L U1iua Wh n, , vcoto 5t Maro Catholic Cuurch Rev Ir Aer f Scl r Sunday Ma z 3 Suiiiinsi 30, OCJ, Winier UQ 00L Novennc Uevcicns JPrMay evoinu at 7JO Confecsions Friday after Novennrr Do Saiuzday 730 to 900 Sunday before 00 Mai Web Ind bov LQ to 9BatorKrir Dunkol VFV,W not, Siockbridqo haw Lan v 7 Batteries Can r I Web VFW now, West 1 ft Huqc f The Boy Scouts of Genesee, La peer and Shiawassee counties are rejoicing because oil ha3 been truck on their 700 aero camp at Gras Lake near Gray inq It is now oroducmq 12 barr is un hour The well was cirjiivd on stiars and tne scout aet oneeighth of the oilThey should be well set tinancially This reminds us of an oil strike some yva oqj n Arkaius where oii vVus tound in a country church j yird or cemetery Tho quosllon was whether tho rhurch mem would allow the qravos of iheir ancestors to be disturbed fcr the purpose of he tuna UD Inches A poem was wncen on Xxjc iii viuch liie ipvjhes ul jand deacons were qiven The chuich finally voted not to lease Hor oil viqH 111 c rowifrfliie P M c 0 p t Jason Ind STANiiIrJGj Wen Lost Pet 12 2 857 111 3 11 3 9 5 Congreqaiioaui Conin Church 7 nev Donald D iiCir riacliso Robert Younqi Xu fVacse VCJ Wesley iteadrl st id Cbcix Uxiox William Jeffreys Uj VL 8,Mwn Corupbcil busses will oper inne Sopt Su v a new one navinq 7 bermcn Others Huv La , ne otibridqe Vmston ns iia Web VFW wHAT ABOUT BALL biq rowl wcit ur returned as the area in which the wish to hunt is not desiqnat ed State Drisoners are buildinq a shelter at Porcupine state park The state archery meet is at Pontiac Sept 10 Alcona county is closed to lark, Saqnaw was his brother ier best 4rs r loyd yedder Portaqe Lake, Sam DeW hoie a Man o r Mickson Lepe Reeves district, J Van TUrfda 7TraiibJaz ran and Skiver West Putnam and Greaal churcCaikfRov ory, Phillip Sprout Vifer Vri mo the ushers were Floyd Cark,Roy Johnson and Fred Seltzer Rev Wm Henderson was uV offceiatinq clerqyman j , , W1SU The reception was held at th,tSept 22 Morenci heroi110 School n,, Towner home at Portaqe LakeFt j Briqhton ther I Childrens Hour uAk FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CALVABY MENNONITE riev Ezra uw Mrsninq Worship aatcr 10Jl nheasant huntinq Also Benzie, was larelv attended The couple, Wt 6 Traverse,Leelanau and Wexford J ieft n a weddinq trip to New I Oct 13 Trigy j Enaland and on Y j teside at Briqhton Manchester here Jouiq Peoples Meeiin Adrian ther 7J0 viif i cwiicrs whn th A v en Michiqan 3 a member, banned th televisina of iootPall qams this year Bu con you , r he ccllqesy ix enirf r, ic proqram depends on the iv I1 dnvd hom football qame and this revenue was way down last year and riqhfr r vr,iqiy tnev blame toiviscn Mcst coiliqs also have dium indebtedness to Djy off The same thinq is true of base The attempt to use Puerto Ricfans in the suqar net fields oi na CIOMich has apparently been a u Br n i P Previously Mexicans were Bniri used but as they were not citi eruq thev had to been relumed o Mexico ond ditficultv was ex perienced in rounding them uo This yar the snqar beet growers contracted with MichField Corps In to supply them with Puerto Rician workers Aceordinqiy o,50U cf them were flown here However the refused to accept 357 e conditions the Mexicans did 357 n previous years and all but 2gg JidUJrtturned to Puerto RicoThey 214 compiamed to iheir qoveinment 43aei a Piau nieiqn commisiiicn , camn hero to mvestiqate The GAMES ampmis ore poor housmq con fOm t lo 1110 They took the jobs by Ei 1 tin acrr an 011 waqes were niy irem 21c tc 95c on hour jid they were only allowed 5 1 week for iood In order to com h harvest The qiowers 8 6 5 9 5 9 4 1U 3 11 2 12 786 786 tA3l 571 prt ov frqiood Te pay tnom 65c an hour phis SI per Also o import a cook acre finished Puerto Rician MARRIAGE LICENSES lllQ Worship 85 Wc read that Sally Rand, the femou fan dancer qot married eet week af i eqo of 46 Sally rose to fame during the second Kenneth Kirkland, 18, Ilene Mo urer, 17Howelb ohn P Wen ael, 25,BHqhton Phyllis Brady,23,, Briqhton Carl Kunde,21, Fowler ea e a toft ball The Pincknev heir return will Oct 20 Sou fhTycn here 5 T7T RoscoV W X F W bafuCd necms norefhicaqo Worlds Fair by doinq a luct z Dlxei hrtlAM Supt Snt ffW T caT a ba3 11 team m,danc on the midway thoreclad THE MAN WHO BROKE THE Nov 10 HSland ere Wednesday 800 PM nd proubably w11 0 t olc2 d hsr the uullu auv ouu r M ,n tfl r, r nrh ono it coatscr rhe crowds After the fair clos 2P AT MONTE CARLO What was the mystery behind Charles Wells, who took 3300, Louise Weilc 2EriqhtonHoward 000 from the famous iere, Ail niqht qames at 8 p m Pinckney will have a qreen team this year with lew veter R E OLDS casino atl , , TWVA1 w , uainn rrr,0318 back Of those who started lnHi P,dG Pneer Howard Ridley, 22,Briqhton,M Monte CcirTo blJk Hartland in last qameco whfrfr fho, ld,s Motff Louise Wells, 22,BrightonHoward 19 times in three days Be uTeilast November, only CoqsweiioV in Aecedect 3 Ford Cio M Rviw TJ xn 1 J8, T Qae De 1 Ware, Packer and Whife are Ifil2 ded 1 Lansinq Sun1 aay He leaves his wife 1 frem 10 to 15 to put on a qame balls cost 2 each, the urn Th PT ed she and business moved en to othir continued cities qcod wuuw wens, 4,nrigntonnowara is times in three days Be sure,1, ,Je,Briqhton Linda McDon to read The Man Who Brokij6 aid, 20,Briqhton Herbert Brownnha Rnni, A Mvntn HIA e, uback aid, 20,Bnqhton Herbert Brown,the Bank of Monte Carlo, in the 20, worthville, Eleanor Cameron, American Weekly with this Sun20, Briqhton days Sept 3 issue of The DeJtroit Sunday Times MOVE HAUSE SCHOOLHOUSB HONORED ON BIRTHDAY The children of Edward Spears qave him a party last Thursday on the occasion of his 77th birth day All of them were presen REGULAR COMMUNICATION KINGS DAUGHTERS The House school house which stood at the intersection oi them in Hamburq HoweliPinckney and Swarthouti , D T I Rdwas moved to the Pinckney LABOR DAY PICNIC wnu Kfiar communicau ,n o Liv school qround this week and set tAMAVh swmqs and The Dexter Labor Day picnics ued durbeen , mf v uuu uiiK w,i ijf held used to house some of the qrede there on Labor Day next week classes The Hcruse district was Monday at Richard binith Wood one of those consolidated intolawn Park There will be a chick the new Pincknev Communiryfen dinner at noon, foiTowed by School District Another district a speakinq ani musical proq n bas ball qets 5 and uV j When it fell off a few police raids Ciub no 10 be replacedIT, soil jcrcuqht it back to normal aaam ball the hqhtG cost about 8 The Sallys technique is as old as tho donkey and qins qame drew all hills Back in nineties at tne time riqlv in soft ball but the attenajcf the first Chicaqo Worlds fair ance at the others was thin Th another dancer known as IhTe iac hr Pinckney dia not have jtqypfwon fame by doinq a sim daughter of Hammond Bennlt dance Ask your qrand Denna, httle to do Wlth n thefathw about it He probably saw has,her if hotpok in the fair 1 J i wJe end 2 idauqhters Hs wife was th for mer Meta Woodward, qrandwho owned the Caoi Mcr ovns brtrss MASONIC PICNIC The Pinckney Dauqhters meei Owina to other attractions the with Mrs Wane AtLee on Thur, attendance at the Masonic picnic Sept 7 at 200 pm All members at the U of M Fresh Air Camp, ifi 1 ,1 it r M 1 1 and friends invited Eloyse Campbell, pres 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Lcjt Friday everunq some 60 neiohbors and friends qathered at the home of Mr ojnd Mr, Henry Johnson to surprise them 0 their 25th weadlnq anniversary The eveninq was spent at , cards and binqo and a lunchhead by Georqe Gcrrdner and j eon wan served Mr and Mrs Rex Sackett was won by the lot Tb school buildinq may also be mov jrm, The Dexter hiqh school band u,lls ed here if needed iwill olerv Thpro K n m be any oi Johnson were presented with afer who also pitched his purse al mans to victory Jraticrson Lakerurdav was not, UU1 i UTCVie , , wm piay anere ,v as large as had been anticipa j e Hcruse school buildinq isand amusements Trie picni 5 P0 luck dlI ws in pretty aood shape and was re j sponsored by the Kniqhts cf ea at kne noon After this the modelect not so many years jumbus The public is invited picnicers were taken for rides inaqo by the late TLBourbonnais 1 the Showboat1 a side wheel jt wa8 built about 40 years ago, GRAND OPENING SEPT 11th powered boat Clair Miller won by McClear Bros, of Greqory m The LaRosa Bowlina Alleys ar Pinckney will have their qrand openinq Monday, Sept 11th, at which time the leaques will qet underway Thesre will alc be were motion pictures of famous bowl , , little to do with lusKcy TriCounty leaque Chelsea ilip o, n n hi 3 CL ,u, of ho year yet when we wont over Tho brtrs hats and conqress there few weeks aqo ta a qame men in Washinqton are busy ihy ci d net have 25 paid a dm iss blaming everybody except them ions Minors leaque all over the jKrves for the state 0f unprepar coinlry are foldinq UD and oiher are in the red, beina subdized bv bin leaTJe teams In amateur base ball most of 1 th teams wcre sponsored by tse V F W, American Loqion Jd f any Surrenderedin l94i CIOLabor Locais vho pay thejtlmfi was nQe e bills Otherwiso there wouid not, There was hardly any dness which arose when the unpleasantness in Korea arose The truth is they were all to blame and so were the rest of us ip a qreat extent When Germ 1945 the the quoit contest Most of the Norman Reason, was the direct children and some of the adults, tor 0f the Hause school then and rjcr , the road from it enjoyed swimminq xvo The ball qame between teamsi 1 1 r r 1 1 team Bill Feuqhn family one but had a relative or close I friend in the service Under this f nrerT ire in one yTrs hme con BiTreirr I OTCM wrecked the qreatcst fiqht, fAot machine this country ever fcS ,113 fti aPmhSaVWe see that the judge hold a bake sale at the Marhn aeneral has ruled that startina at SnVcmisSned ofhicers muster H00 a m j QUt of seryice af1er w, II are subject to be recclji CALLI3 TO SERVICE c6 Z uqhs,, Charles Dew l treaties have yet Paul Bjrro , ,, oy, Joo Mroz are calUed for in r ruqnn tamuy were motion pictures ot lamous oowi oy j jroz OTe calUed fa n aqreomenw are maae twj Sunday quests of the John Carinq stars Tho public is cordially auction SeDt 15 Also Jack DarriP00 treaties have vet been ver family j invited f ow of the reserves lilqned with Gormany Italy 01 apanFT11 m is r n THE KNCPJEY DISPATCH Wednesday August 30 1950 ae NEIGHBORING NOTES Born to Edqax Marshall and wife oi Gregory Auq 20, a son nobert Hubbard who has been in Fcrida is nov worlanq in th Chejsea Standard He foimeriv woed on the Stockbridga BriefSun and Pinckney Dispatch Linda Heinrich 7, was killed last week at the intersection of Mason and Howell Rdswhen the car, driven by hei mother, hit a tree The Harold Heinrichs oper are an oil station at Fowlenrilte and Mason Rds Richard Romanpwski oi Briahton, was killed last week when his plane crashed on the Beurman farm near Chilson At a Howell council meeting cc resolution to put an amendment on the ballot at the Nov 7 election, repealing the municipal court passed bv a three fourths vote Mayor Shirley Henry however vetoed it, wJ Howell Theater , SYLVAN i HEATER yMlcfalacBi Chelsea Mfti Friday7 Satutdo, fept l Wed, Thur Frl Aug 3031 Sept 1 Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett Llikxbeth Taylor, Don Taylor in FATHER OF THE BWDE Comedy ftovelty LpCEsOOeft Saturday, Sept 2 Roy Rogers in SAGA OF DEATH VALLEY AIM Robert Young, Barbara Hale la AND BABY MAKES THREE Color Cartooa fcunaay, Monday, Sept 3,4 Mat Sun Mon 215 pm coat Claudette ColbertPatric Knowles AUCTIO SSIBBBaBSSSBSSSSSSlBBSHHBMBSMBSSSBBBSHBHBSHBSeBSSMSBHBSSaSSHB The farm, having been sold, I will sell the following described personal property at Public Auc Hon on the premises located 5 miles west of Pinckney, 3 miles east of Gregory, or 6335 M36 West on Sat,Sept2nd 11 nas let the contract to open Court St, between the court house and jai to the Ann rbor Construction Co Pfc Georqe Harold Wines 22, of Howell is reported mussing in action in Korea viis Carr, 52, of Greqory was taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week with a broken collar bone, fractured rib and lacerations suffered in a farm accident Lt Wayne Jackson of Greqory is it commander in the air force in Korea Mrand MrsGerald Musson of 25 Howell have returned from a trip to Niaqara Falls, Buffalo, New York Citv etc Mrs Winifred Graves of Pinckney, Mrs Muss oris mother, stayed with their children Brighton schools, both public and parochcial open Sept 11 The City of Ann Arbor has repealed a 11 vear ban on sending fire trucks outside the citv limits and will hereafter aid ths hborina communites in time of fire Arch Peterson has been rehired as athletic couch at Briqhton high school Capt Don Todt of the U S air force in Japan has been visitinq his fcither, Werner Todt, in Hamburg He was a star athletic at Brighton and Ypsi Normal and coached at New Baltimore A meeting was held r at the Dexter fire hall last week to dis cuss the possibility of Dexter qett ing a federal housing project The Napoleon consolidated school now has 28 tachers The Chelsea community fair is Oct 4, 5, 6 THREE CAME HOME Cartoon RIDERS IN THE SKY A Musical Weetetn with Gene Autrey, Gloria Henry and Mary Beth Hughes Cart0B flee 8o Comedy Sunday, Monday Sept 3,4 ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST fa fecJwicolor A Drama Stoning John Derek Diana Lynnand Cartoon Popular Science Sport Sun Shows 3 5, 7 9 Tues Wed Thur Sept 56i 7 Allan Hale fa Techntalor Comedy Starring DUCHESS OF IDAHO Esther Williams, Van Johnson I and John Lund Cartoon 8how7jI5, 915 Latest Now Popular 8cinco4 ComingThe Furies, Fancy Pants Please Believ Me Tues, Wed Thur Sept 5, 6 7 Esther Williams, Van Johnson John Lund in DUCHESS OF ilDAHO Cola by Technicolor Novelty cuu Cartoon doming soonThree Little Words, in My Crown The Happy Years DexterTheatre DKMXSSL MICHIGAN Ai Coeuioned AVON IHUATlttl Stockbriaqe, Michigan Friday, Saturday Sept 1, 2 THE BRIBE An Action Melodrama with Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner Sunday Tuesday, Sept 3, 5 Friday, Saturday Sept 1, 2 A Drama Starring RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING PINES A Western Stoning Gene Autrey, Jimmie Lloyd Pin TWILIGHT KN THE SIERRAS A Drama Starring Roy Rogers, Gale Evans Shows 700 917 Sunday, Monday Sept 34 FATHER OF THE BRIDE Comedy Starring Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor News Pot Smith Cartoon Sun Shows 3, 5, 7 9 Moo 7il5, U P mDEAR WIFE Comedy oi Domestic Relations with WiUier Golden, Joan Caulfield Silly Hill Billy Neighbors In the Night ComhngThe Eagle and the Hawk Omfng GT Your jun, Forsyte Woman, Cheaper by j Big Hit, Durchess of Idaho, the Dozen I Tues, Wed , Thur Sept 5, 6 7 PERFECT STRANGERS Comedy Starring Ginqer Rogers, Dennis Morgan News Travelogue News Pete Smith Srciw vtlR avid 915 P ft Rogues oi Sherwood Forest SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1230 P M Household Goods Solid Walnut Dining Room Suite BeotUU Champagne Kitchen Set 2 Piece Urine Room Suite Wardrobe Crosley Radio , Cheet of DrawSSSwl Sleiah Lai Model Wrinoa DeskTiTall , Three Piece W icker Set 1 Ntw John Deere Corn Four Good End Tames Small Tools Grab Hook Steel HogTrough arn Scrapers 3 Corn Planters 1 clears Power JLawn Mower 47 Years Ago Bom to Lincoln Smith and wu last Thursday a son Heman Smith, 81, died at his home at Chubbs Corners Aug 30 The funeral was at the home I Sunday, RevStephens officiatina 1 Livingston Lodge No 76 F A had charqe of the qraveside services, Charles Love has gone to Mar guette Michta visit his dauqhter Mrs, P G Teeple Stephen Durfee has accepted a teaching job at Port Arthur, TexI asAlexMallion hao purhased tho Telford farm, south of town Francis Carr who graduated at the Ypsi Normal, will teach at Hamburg this fall WmKennedy, proprietor of the j Blacksmith Anvil and Tools j basket factory, has gone to Ar Plumbers Tools Truck Canvass kansas to work for awhile, Roll of No 8 Wire Bag Truck Major George Wincms of HamMachinists Tools,all sizes of dies burg is orqcuuaing eguity clubs NO GUESSWORK You know or can obtain his remarkable record at Governor for four years His progressive adminis tration in the interests of ali the people of Michigan was outstanding You can expect that kind of sane leadership with Harry Kelly as Governor Write for Folder LIVINGSTON COUNTYKELLY FOR GOVERNOR CLTJR 106 STATE STREET, HOWELL H W W Y L I E NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS lONB 138 PINCKNEY taps and drills Chicken Feeder in this section The idea is that if j otteivw tho fui x, , for th iuMi , Truck CamratiniB Meat Bock the farms can hold one a f MrsSarah HSjJ Potato Crates Screen Cupboard 30 GaL Crock Small Crocks Two 10 GaL Crocks Fruit, Vinegar in Barrel and Three Corn Planters Brush Woo Set oi Grab Hay Forks Nails dinner Bell Feed Shells Several WhatNot Flower Stands Odd Chain Library Table Cohee Table New Inlaid Linoleum Ha1 Tree Three Sets oi Matching Lamps Table Lamps Morris Chair with Motor New Ford Tractor I Bun Saw 2 Rolls oi Com Crib Picket Fence S Cord of Wood 2 Water Tanks Sereral Good Rockers blanket i Wood Box 2 Large Saws Sewing Cabinet Quiiu LU xtonsten Ladder Singer Sewing Machine 4M,VCJ ,cof Ladder 3 Scoops SpeedQueen Washer Curtans , btretcher Log Chains Fire 9X12 Rugs with Pads 3 Barb Stretchers Insilage Fork One 8X10 Rug Folding Bed Several Other Forks Screwjack SaleNacks and Vases iPost Diggers Emery Wheel 1 Mirrors Smoking Stands I New Electric Brooder Potted Plants Dinner Sets Carpenter Tools complete 200 Bales of Straw 150 Bushel oi Last Years Oat w 1000 Dishes and Pans HO Fruit Jan Cutelry fek hydraulic Jack Electric Motor Grain Bags 3 Wrecking Bars 25 Rock Hens Livestock 9 Good Fine Wool Breeding Ewes 10 Yearling Ewes 125 AAA Yearling Leghorn Hens OF SALECASH All Property to Be Removed within 5 days PERCY ELLIS, Prop UlT WYLIE, Auctioneer ARTHUR BULLIS STANLEY SPXEL Qerto the wheat crop off the market thov can control the price The ConqL Sunday school of Pinckney and North Hambura picniced at Rush Lake wednesThere was a oicnic dinner, a speaking and musical proaram and a ball game Pincknev won lha ball aame 18 to 8Rev Fr Commerford starred in the out field for Pinccknev Mrs Georqe Brown has sold her farm, east of town to JFitcn and moved to town in oart ot the Dan Richards house Millie Gardner beqan teacninq in the House district Mondav Leo Fohey has gone to Iroquis on Lake Superior to teach school Mike Ruen will teach school at Rutledqe, Minn, this year Rov Caverly has started to team to stick type at the Disoatch office 5 Years Ago Mrss Kate Battle has tstarted c laundry at her home on has iffiedat the home of Mrand Mrs I Mathison in froit Aua 29th their daughter, Mcffaw f Pound, to Dr Holhs Siael ot rHow eltw pinckney school opens on SeSMhe follogna tea T P Dovle Prm Mrs fp nSJlr Hi School lojoh lEUe DriverInter A D , 1350 at ten odeflk In th for noon at said Probate Offiw is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further urdered, That Public Notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week weeks previous to the Pinckney Dis petch, a nowsoctoer printed and drculat The VariBlarjcuin families at d to said 3cutT tended the VanBIaricum reunion I A copy Hirom R Smith Sunday at the tourist Fenton camp at North Mevis of Howell have finished installinq a new water system and sewerage disposal system in the Pinckney school A public demonstration will be qiven there Saturday to which th pubic is invited Dr Bryant ond family of Haver hill, Mass, are visitina at the GeorqeW Teeple homo Celeef J Judge H Probate New playqround equpmenthew been set up on the schoolground and blackboards installed in sev eral roomsThe STATE Or MICWGAJI tot the f ot el McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 LABOR DAY MIDCENTURY on Labor Day usually means picnics, enjoyment and a well earn ed rest for most people But we all recoqnize the more siqniflcant xneaninq This year, we pav tribute to American workers whose production power throuah 50 years has qiven this nation LiTinaiton the hiqest standard of livina in At a sestiea ai M Cowl htU lefts the world In observance of laProbate Office in the City ef Howell DOTS special day this bank Will In said ctounty on the 15th day oi Augurf not be open iOT Puaness A D 1950 j Monday, September 4th Present Honorable Hiram R Smith Judgo ot Probate In the Matter ot the ESTATE OP William E Beach, Deceased Albert L Smith nerving filed icdd Court his final arhnlnlejiultoe OB count, and his pMitkm pnxytoej oc the allowance thereof and for esstgs ment and attribution oi the fsekb ol said estate It isarderedThat the 114 dayof test, in McPHERSON StoU BANK Howell, Midt Under Federal SupervWoo Member Fedeecd Depoett InM anoe Corpocanon, AHfc NOTICE OF SAW V 140,00000 I PINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT LIVINGSTON AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN , School Site and Building Bonds Jdnjdcgr AwnartJMJlSSO flAXE W MCHMIAXf th Counftr ol 1 Ox Probate Court for Urlngtoa At a MMion ol said Court held at the Piebat Office in the Ciiy at Howll Howell in aid County, on the 28th day ol August A D, 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R mith Judge of Probata In The Matter of the ESTATE OF DEDE HUNCHEY, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for the Preesentation of claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointHo receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed Sealed bids for the purchase of general obligation bonds to be fej LTtamid to issued by Pinokney Community Schools SchoCl District, Livingston inherit the estate of which said deceas j and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, of the par value of One ed died seized sbcdd be adjudicated Hundred and For Thousand Dollar 140,000 will received 2 by the mdersigncd at ihe Onice oi the Superintendent Pinckney j theiI claiIxl3 t0 saicl Cour at Pro Community School, Pinckney, Michigan in said School District, I bate Ofiice and to eerve a copy thereof until 800 oclock pm, Eastern Standard Time, on the 14th day of orx H r,u Hnchey administrator 0i M , ,, ,, , i ,1, ,, , ,,, I said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinck September, 1950, at which time and place said bids will be publicly n9y Michigan on or belJore the 6th Opened and read I day oi November A D 1950 at ten Said bonds will be dated September 1, 1950, will be coupon clock in the kenoon, said time and1 bonds in the denomination of One Thusand Dollars 1,000 each STuZH JT SSTtS , will be numbered consecutively in the direct order of their ma demands against said decease turities from one 1 to one hundred and forty 140, both inclusive, will bear interest from their date at a rate or rates not exceeding four per csnt 4,f per annum, expressed in multiples oi1 of V i lor the adjudication and determination of thfe heirs at law oi said deceased at the time of her death entitled to inherit the otate of whicn the deceased died Said interest will be payable on the first day of January, 1951, and j sieed semiannually thereafter on the first days of July and January in Furth derod Pub1 , i ,, i Bonot thereoi bo gireu by publication each year The interest rate for each coupon period on any one l oi a Cfpy 0, lhj8 orJr once eacb WMk bond shall be at one rate only Accrued interest to date of delivery for three ucceesive weeks previous to of such bonds shall be paid by the purchaser at time of delivery 8aid dav oi hearing in the Pinckny Dis , , , ,, 4 ,, ,, patch, a nswpaper printed and circulat Said bonds will mature serially as follows r r i i i i i 4 i i 4 5,000 on the first day of July in the year 1951 5,000 on the first day of July in the year 1951 7,000 on the first day of July in the year 1953 8,000 on the first day of July in the year 1954 510,000 on the first day of July in the year 1955 10,000 on the first day of July in the,year 1956 10,000 on the first day of July in the year ,1957 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1958 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1959 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1960 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1961 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1962 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1963 , 12,000 on the first day of July in the year 1964 13,000 on the first day of July in the year 196 Both principal and interest will be payable at a bank er trust company to be designated by the purchaser of ike bonds Bonds numbered one 1 to twentilvc 25, hiclusiv3, maturing in the years 1951 to 1954, both iirive, shall not be subject to prior redemption Bonds numbered twentysix 26 to one hundred and forty 140, both inclusive, may be redeemed at the option of the School Dis trict in inverse numerical order on any interest payment date on or after July 1, 1954, at par and accrued interest to the date fixed for redemption, plus a premium for each bond so adeemed as follows 20,00 on each bond called for redemption prior tc July 1, 1051 1500 on each bond called for redemption on oi after July 1, 1956 but prior to July 1, 1958 1000 on each bond called for redemption orr or after July 1, 1958 but prior toluly 1, 1960 500 on each bond called for redemption on or after July 1, 1960 but prior to July 1, 1962 No premium shall be paid on bonds called for re iemptict on or after July 1, 1962 Notice of redemption shall be given to the holders of bonds to be redeemed by publication of sucbnotice not less than thirty 30 days prior to the date fixed for redemption at least onco in a newspaper or publication circulated the State r,f Michigan which carries, as part of its regular service Aotices of sxle c 1 muni cipal bonds , For the purpose of awarding the bonds the interest cost of each ed in said County A true copy Celestia Marshall Recistar ct Probata HLrom R Smith Judge oi Probate Uncle Sam Says This Memorial Day remember those you loved by remembering those yon lovemake your childs future bright with the promise of financial Independ ence by enrolling him during the U S Savings Bonds Independence Drive Then automatically, your bank or your place of employment will see to It that his pile of Savings Bonds grow ind grow Each S3 you invest for him today will in ten years return him S4 By this simple method he will be financially able to pay for an education, to start in business, or perhaps to build his own home You owe it to your family to enroll, NOW, for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or if selfemployed, the BontAlfaib Plan at your bank U S TrrSHiTy Peartf M Theres nothing like a backlog of U S Savings Bonds 4o enable one t ttand up and look the world in the eye And youll be clutching a handful of tfiem before you know it if you enroll tiovr for the regular purchase of U S Savings Bonda With ikese bonds youll Monlh Plan nt yonr bank VS Treaturjt Department Teamwork of Alt Plant Nutrients Needed to Make High Crop Yields lose the um ojnfortable feel ins that youre not getting ahead Whats good for you is good for your country, so start accumulating those Savings Bondt now In ten year you get back 4 for bid will be computed by determining, at the rate or rates specified eveny S3 you invent today Sign up for , ,, A i i n i i 11 i i ,i i i the Payroll Savings Plan where you therein, the total dollar value of all interest on the bines from WOrk,or, if selfemployed, for the Bond October 1, 1950, to their maturity and deducitna therefrom anv M1,LW Uanh premium The bonds will be awarded to the bidder whose bid on j the above computation produces the lowest interest cost to the j School District Each bidder shall state in his bid the interest cost to the School District computed in the manner abwe speoifiedNo proposal for the purchase of less than all the bonds or at a price less than 100 of their par value will be considered The said bonds are payable from ad yalorem taxes subject DLANT nutrients have to play to such limitation upon said taxing power as may result from the hall together to make high crop provisions of Section 21, Article X of the Michigan Constitution j Lpfovemcltnltfe pS oul and the Michigan Property Tax Limitation Act i Each element his its work to da A certified or cashiers check in an amount of 20000, drawn Each reinforcs the other None can upon on incorporated bank or trust company and payable to the order of thfi Treasurer of the School District, must accompany each bid as a quarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, ID be forfeited as liquidated damages is such bid be accepted and the bidder fails totake up and pay for the bonds No interest shall be allowed on the good faith checks and checks of unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned to each bidders representative orj by registered mail Bids shall be conditioned upon the unqualified opinion of Miller, Canheld, Paddock, and Stone, Attorneys, 1erunscot Build infi, Detroit, Michigan, which opinion will be furnished, without expense to the purchaser of the bonds priorto the delivery thereof, approving the legality of the bonds The purchaser shall furnish bonds ready for execution at his expense Bonds wrll be delivered without expense to the purchaser at a place to or e noted by the purchaser Inquiries with respect to the details of the issu sh ,id be ad dressed to F M Thrun, 802 Bauch Building Lanng, Michigan Attorney for the School District The right is reserved to reject any arid all bids Envelopes containing the bids should be plainly no ked Propoeal for Bonds s Eric G, Rose Secretary, Board of F xct on i do the whole cropfeeding job by it self All nutrients must be in balanced supply to give you top yields, the Committee says You cant increase crop production by adding only one plant food element when others are short If your soil has plenty of phosphate and potash, but is short of nitrogen, you wont get good yields unless you supply that nitrogen And the same is true of phosphate and potash, respectively University of Illinois agronomists demonstrated that it takes the com bined teamwork of lime, nitrogen, i phosphate and potash to get maxi rruim corn yields They made their tests on nutrientdeficient soils at the Brownstown field A plot that had no fertilizer yielded only 147 bushels of corn per acre When nitrogen alone was added, the yield was 143 bushels, Add ing phosphate brought the yield up to 248 bushels because the soil got some nitrogen from clovers In Uie rotation When polish alone was added, the corn yieiawas 119 bushels per acre Liming brought the yield up to 31 btahehv When lime, nitrogen, phosphate and potash all were added in balanced supply, tfca yield rose to 44 bushels per acre Renominate WUliam W BLACKNEY Republican Congressman Sixth District Michican MR which made it possible for 7,000 000 veterans to tho taxpayers many niilho ns ci dolim a yepr A their iAjtereat ervicee in all branches of the s stronqly opposed te the adoption of Socialized Medicine BLACKNEY sponsored the bill terminal leave checks and sosavo MRTICKNEY powor1 the bill hot 1 mi itarv forcs bv his UOCIIL u i MR BLACKNEY a irm bel,ev cr in CnsUna, Government, and, ladmstraUons attempt to soda lizo Brannan Plan for aqriulture and otner milar bll, or aU measure, that IMR BLACKNEY, as a member of Arm fcrvta Nation followed the would wo, our bos in and f ,,1A a now super air earner request the Committee, we would now hav a hvv j war Accuse the ed bV aalMacArthur ,r boys in service ,,,, rmA Via consistentrSST S Position c,, ho, served on vf 3 3ds, lmmiqrcnion and Nat nai e Ay, the , , ,hr rmnd Services Cominier whicn muuu land Ground djsa jnemb ,Coast Guard Public He alt administration did are dvina onjora cc b not accept tho Commit eian soil Blackney, as aid and proieicion cs MR BLACKNEY is bitterly oppo si ly iounht ana vod on every cccac BLACKNEY,durmq his cone rsi includina Post Office and and is a member Service connected ,MR ees, any for t P,1 at I he Navy e 8gr m J 0jMA J i 11 rarry a metal ladder in this manner In upright position there is always the possibility of making contact with overhead electric wire Such an accident recently resulted in the electrocution of a Michigan Thumb area fruit picker ALWAYS lower metal Udder to ground in horizontal position nolo right hand sketch when moving from tree to tree in orchard or in farmyard use This eliminates any danger of contact with electric wirea, IB an easier method moving Film Strius Brings Iwwd Nations to Classiooms Film strips are nrw btm csnI by tsachers and speakers as one of tiie mest practical ways of telling the story of Ltc Lnitcd Nations to their adiencfs TiiN Drinmnt of iuiiiic irror maifju has retMTrrl 1 nfTerent subjects expUintnff the aims, structure aud work of the Worty Orranlzation More than 9,000 copies el are now in use In 62 couctries in the five languages of the V NChinese, Enfltsh, Freaeh, Kus tn nd Spanish Here a class of tenyearold children listen and took as a teacher shews one ef the UN film stripsK V V 1 i m M r f THE FARMERS CANDIDATE Dan Hay worth DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS RAISED ON A FARM FORMER SECRETARY OF A 2000 MEMBER FARM BUREAU VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I TAUGHT AT MICHIGAN STAT E COLLEGE SINCE 1937 DANHAYWORTH IS QUALIFIED Nationally known Listed in Whos Who in America Author of many books and magazine articles Travelled abroad many iimes Europe JapanSouth America Held responsible positions in Federal Government, Washina ton D C 3 years durina World War IL We should not impose controls on farmers against their willHow ever if farmers wont to usa the facilities of the government for beir own protection I shall work with them to the besj of my ability I io sdrqsuM nj ifl jo xpD UJ each of the fifty townships of thfc Congressional District to find out for J neighbors respecting any proposed farm legislation I shall follow the will of the majority VOTE FOR DAN HAYWORTH JN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 12th vmfri ,, you can PREVENT fOREST FIRES Try a Dispatch Want Adv S tf , v f 7HK WmCJMY DISPATCH Wednesday Aural 30 195C iw mi Uncle Sam Says Planting time is over and farmers and gardeners are now tending those crops carefully But, despite all this care there is one worrythe weather A heavy storm or drought can wipe ou ail the work that has gone before So it is with you A crippling accident or a long illness can seriously affect you financially In either case thzre is tne wesafe way of providing for a coningeucythe purchase of U S Sa ii2S Bonds You CAN guarantee futur security by enrolling today for the Payroll Savings Plan where you wcik or Ibe BoudAMontb Plan at your bank U , S TTI4SUT Department Phosphate Added to Manure Balances PSant Food Content CHICAGO Adding superphos phate to barnyard manure before il is spread in the field is a profitable practice for Corn Belt farmers, de clared the Middle West Soil Improve ment Committee, in a statement made public here 1 Many farmers report that a load of phosphated manure is more effec, tive than two loads of untreated ma nure as a tovdressing for new legumegrass sidings or old established hay fields or pastures, says the statement Superphosphate gives the manure a better plant fcod balance Prof C T Chaomanr extension agronomist of the University of Wisconsin, points 5Ht tht manure is relatively low in phosphorus An average ton of manure with bedding, he says, contains 10 pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of phosphate and 10 pounds of potash By adding 25 pounds of superphos phate to each ton you can increase the manures phosphate content to 10 pounds per ton Prof Chapman says superphos phate helps the manure hold nitro gen that might otherwise be lost Methods of adding phosphate to the ruanure may vary according to farm conditions, but tTie program should be carried on throughout the year, the statement says One method is to place the superphosphate in the spreader as the manure goes onto the field, the statement points out Prof Chapman recommends adding 25 to 30 pounds on each load Another way is to place superphosphate in the gutters of the stable oi open run barns, at the rate of one pound per cow per day Prof Chap man says superphosphate, thus applied, will absorb considerable amounts of liquid manure It will also hold any free ammonia that might otherwise be lost by evaporatior when fermented manure is hauled and spread on the land Prof Chap man cautions that superphosphntt spread on driveways may irritate the feet of cowsV Sod Crops Profitable Sod crops are one of the best profit builders on a farm, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee points out More grass and legumes means you can carry more cattle or hogs per acre A good legumegrass sod builds soil structure and mellows the land for crops following To get good top growth and root development, lime the soil according to tests and add plenty of phosphate and potash Uncle Sam Says SYMBOLS OF INDEPENDENCE ii The two symbols of Independence for 1950 are the Liberty Bell and U S, Savings Bond They exemplify the In dependence Drive slogan Save For YOUR IndependenceBay U S Savings Bonds Jnst as the Liberty Bel signifies national Independence, Sav inffs Bonds spell financial independence YCDR government i providing the means for future financial security by ottering a safe, sore and methodical way of protecting your future throng lr Savings Bonds Each payday, from now on, put a slice of your pay en vclope Into SavingsBonds by enrolling for tyie Payroll Savings Plan where you worlL or if selfemployed, Uu Bead AAfc gym your bank The Gnd Opening LaRosa Bowf Pfnckney,Mich Monday, September llth Movies of Bowling Stars Everybody Welcome DEXTER Labor Day Picnic Monday, Sept4th IN THERichard Smith Woodland Park Vi MILE WEST OF DEXTER ON THE DEXTERCHELSEA ROAD CHICKEN DINNER SERVED FROM 12 to 300 PM All You Can Eat for 150 Children under 12 Years 75c DINNER SERVED BY THE LADIE S OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUM BUS IN CASE OF RAIN WILL BE SERVED IN THE K C HALL Program at 4 p m Prominent Speakers Musical Selections The Dexter HighSchool Bond W1ILL ENTERTAIN THROUGH OUT J fal GAMES AND PRIZES OR tfffi KID AMUSEMEHT FOR EVERYONE SPONSORED BY THE DEXTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EVERYONE WELCOME 1 mm CM s wi REELECT HARRY F 40 HITTLE PRESENT REPUBLICAN State Senator QUALIFIED u kWednesday August 30 1950 Store Tto Plncknty Dipct Entered as 2nd class ct oi March 3 1877 matter at Postolflce lii Soiiowell St PinjjBeich Subscription Wca HM o Y Born to Mr and Chambers Auqiwt Charles Wayne M3 25th CJIifioi cl a son, Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Oents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Ggtor v Mr and Mrs Henry Poulson of Middleville spent the week end with the Otto Poulson family Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson daughter, Grace, and Tonyv Chambers, and Mr and Mrs Hery Poulson were Sunday am ner quests of Mr and Mrs Nate Wooster, near South Lyon Mrs Fossie Chambers and jqranason David,were week end guests of he Henry Johnson famj ply I he members of the 4H Hurry Curry club enjoyed a picnic at Silver Lake stale park Sunday John Burq and family visited j Detroit zoo last Thursday j Mr and Mrs Clayton Carperw ter and Mr and Mrs CM Hod Vanhom spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith at Crook ed Lake uTh Mfwin Campbell and Jas nail families attended the wedd ijnq of WmMaycroitscn of Floyd i Mayrortat Sauqatuck, Thursday J Mr and Mrs Floris Clark are visitma her mother at Walloa Lk Mr and Mrs Don Swarthou ot tended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs Pauline Duke Schneider, at the Hamilton Funeral Home,Dctro it Monday 1 Mrs Fanny Murphy and son, Louis, visited her sister in Lonq ve ast week D i XL C Mil M 1 v a Darrow of Dtree r y wrk ne sc hr mother, Mrs Flora nru doors for nw inemoneq cf vacitj v Lavrence Eauqhn fam I wth now car f r,ii rand oil fh ctlir eriWater Bw lit ete LOWEST PSUCS EVER Special de luxe PHILGASWPAM Range SUE riic uii urpbell attended rarrr Sunday qiveji by n bush i Howeil j Lana ompbei iz ViOikinq in the oliee ot L Fred Reickofl jr of Howell Sunakay quests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were the Dr Waiter j Merger family of East Lansinq, L Miss Florence Tupper ot Flint and Mr and Mrs Will Conlev of Jackson I Russell Nuoffer and famlv oi j Lansmq spent Sunday with the I lovd Hendee family Mrs Kenneth Line qave a birth day party Saturday forherdauqh I ters, Huth and Sharon i Allen Dinkr and Bruce Miller attended the hotrod auto races at Owosso Sunday i Mr and MrsLouis Covle were I in Ann Arbor Monday on busii ness of Hillsdale were quests of Mrs Vivian Parmalee last week Islan Ch ford visile Dan The are famii Flore theie Iv JlOUe couni Mrs was WHEN COMES THE MILD SEPTEMBER 3 vNi 1 tho , Ohio Mrs me home ircm a 4u Lak riq n Oakland Detroit at the iimjn of v e crd auest Gerry Eicrnv u heme Mr arl Ur W H Culer of Howell called at tha RK Elliott nome Sunday Miss Gertrude Srveee attred the qraduafon 3iser IVarilv at the Webster Ccntil chrch c ,ho crippled children of th Ma dock Foundation This i, th school ouerated by Dr Maddok on the Osbert WiMj m, farm Mr and MrsPhilHp Sprout and Mr ad MrsXharlas fcioule rpont last wok at Houqlilon Lake Mrs Ben White and Mrs Ruth Bidwell arid children of Brchtn wore entertained at dinner at Ann Arbor last Friday in honor cbool life School is a stn for adult life, a look z tiinqs to come A Savinqs Accourr is a step to in preonr i iuture Sav fer coirv Gave for theKme wh n v have your own bunin Sjvo for tin1 future THh 17 WATIOi Howell MIrh Under Federal Sup i n Member I v r, JIIVJ i itfl A ,, endel nc at H,v Mr avii oral Xicrh n A v 000 for earh Dn o iamb nq orn old t City park LjlS Co jini P i x I,, D , i of Mrs Whites birthday by Mrs SLl 12116 Joie Forner and Mrs Ellen Dev ereaux Mrs Mildred TrostMarlyn and 1,5 hX b1n rseived ,frcm LaanddMrsIamearkv 3 4 tutomatic, instantlighting burners removable pofr kia drip trays y Vlaualit e oven with glaat window and oven light V 84hour dock vith builtin timer V isimirder sijilsrooMnjs v aiguide selves Unc mid tern feraturc vnTomation flluminted aigni tetis vien ven is on v lght iurair3 cnri top f rarigo v Large working area ort J lain finish Coceaicd 0en ant J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANOl Now U the time to moderniie youf kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town komes You can huat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range RcmemW, Joo, we will gv you a generous tradein allowance on your oId range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, if you wsh MANf OTHER PHILGAS AfPUANCfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Nance of Dearborn were Sundav guests of the Andrew Campbell iamily and had dinner on the I lawn at the Glen Kinqslev nome I 1JoydHamxnjond and wife of Laiibnq spent Sunday at the i Clyde FisJier home The Murray Kennedv family called a field Saturday Mis Winifred Aberdeen was in Detroit Wednesday 1 Mr and Mrs Tack Younq have returned from a trip to the Strais of Mackinac Mr and Mrs Earl Wheeler of Lansinq and Mrs Steve Tplady of St Petersburq, Florida spent uuiiy 9 W9ek end Wlth MrS Edna the Cuvleff farm in Deer Sp7, T r, t MissFlorepce Tupper of Fimt Beatrice Lamborn and Mr ar Mrs Charles Whitehead of David Aberdeen has returned tfWU callers a home frome the Boy Scout camp th Henry home TZTOV, iva Keith Ledwidae attended a ses ttlta Rov DUlinahcm T th CHSp at Notre Li cV,r lr anoftic nf Dam Univenty last week were Sunday dinner quests of indav Mr and 3, James Whitley were Wm Whitev and wife and Mr and Mr Sunday wii Rev Fr Jackson The 1, SarrTrern it vere Selurdav aw ot the OI in I bmnon famiy r and MrsLynn Hnd en br0 eiriw fsr R8D4YI v 3 KEST rs tnvrrrST vw UP ii oh in limmie Nash who nq thm back to Sundav Mr and Mrs OI ended a 20h wdana en ,v nrv paity Sunday Ivernnu iVb and Mrs Leroy Farnnm 1 0t Herb Palmar and fam ot Flint spent Thursday at e H f Pfilmr heme I Mis Charl Clark pre nuptial rhovrr Thur cr Five Mk Rl bv n n OConnor in honor of Ms V Kennedy kflU FKLL e Finest v euieCook liMiles Fire , M Cofitcsts i l,h SLIQOI 1 J i rC0 S, ft r V 1 I A4D FLANE y r 1 k S3 v S S I T c c v 1 c 1 O N j the Calvin Hooker family at Zuk ey Lake Mr and Mrs James Blanchard, ,v on 159 ana mr ana i uVSu VJ RQ11IV, Mtin Leonard Fisher of Ann Arcor who bouqht Mis Beulah Martins home on East Putnam St, ha moved to Burlinqton, Vermont Mr3 Pearl Doyle of Wayne spent Thursday at the Fred Reaa home , , Mrs Mariary Farley and cnildiren of Whitmore Lake called on SWCPSSO at St Marys ,OT Battl Creek LaWchurch Sdav ftW 1 Mifhave been bothered Mr Lura Geddes of Chelsea ev pennw caltad at the L I Henrv horns i orae Meabon and wife called at the Wm Marshall home in Stockibrdqe Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and children spent last Tuesday in Stockbridqe Mrs Ata Meyer has returned home from the M E A camp at If WMCURy M,N Afo ni SEE US TODAY V HANOLt All INSTALLATION DETAILS fr CVIMBS WGCLS v9 Mtuury Does hf S y 100 000 wfri T it to nry fiach 5 action VJ Mn, or order clrSZrtur 1 your 5 s K IT UTTON Sept 12 Srf 3 A J5RRY COLONNA Sept 89 n vo vii shew in MI ifl Rockets elieted orchestra o iShtai bottles on th Friday across nv Kepn home and after a drinkinq bout home SmQr pXnaeVina tiresSat Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Aroor pment, ernorinq d Mrs Nagh r Suncnpt horn trTKav Kepnedy day quests at the Mark Nash 7r r a K I ,t npt 19 re HOkAN i hi De 3t 10 lomtl TLr hnttlea on the pav I Mrs Alice Wilso mashed beer botttesjm r hlslcale4 Qn iroi 7 Mnwrtv who was on n caw ment Murray wno yv , 1 iast r rrH wet out and asKea last front porch we j them to pick up the nd saed2ofthemshowhahand uimpM ut of, the hiau They did not of Briahton warthout returned parents in k She haf visit with h UM , CamBHdqe, Ohio , cccr to battle Mrs James Yeaqerof Saomaw UimpM out of the car to wk h t, TV,OV d not last iona and Dorothy Meabon DiHaer Announce inent I HAVE OPENFDD A Hoekey Swarthou s 4 Vs time oT i SdSTin ftTine novt1 untt e 2 an Jck W Ve brok 4i Dilla T were mad t CK wj, wcil en qlass r wat tounT M nnd Mrs Wm Harriqton i was taker, ,flV I Mary ntz8hnmonsof Detroit and to bs fror DrTur s w0rkinq at 1 Ambrose Kennedyand family MrsDoroth U of Howell were andSv quests the Dexter tscTx i a of Mr and MM IrVfii Kennedv Mrs Eleanor TnwL Kitty Ambrose has fust Teturned from week nd que ot Mrs Graylinfl th the Mich National Berqin How Guard , AT PINCKNEYHOWELL SCHAFEA RDSChu4bs Corners HOURS 1000 a m to 700 pm DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS Appointments Can B Made by Callng Wagner Grocery K Your Patronaqo Welcomed Angelo Barter Shop 3 , C Vtt , ,gPPICtJAyC WtJfttts An ML lakn Make Youri a P1 us Quarry MYERS STATE OFMICHIG AN JIN THE cntcurr COURT FCB THE COUNTY OF UVINGSTON IN CHANCERY PROFESSIONAL CORNER yers f JCCTO Syslemi for bftth ihollow end ej wetts Only ONE moving pert spins ycj welt Quiet, vibrationfroe, tec i, Never waterlogs or losts prime Ciwj up to 4500 gait, per hour wc Mrft Shallow Well PlungerTypt Sylem My Dwp Well PlunerTyp System Mjrert HeavyDuty Shallow Well tyifem 5 wf Wart Systems to Meet very Need Soundest investment for your home an6 farm is a modern Myers Water System Completeness of the Myers line assures you the water service exactly suited to your individual requirements And Myers unvarying policy of making every part better than needed extrarugged, oversize, more precisely machined and fitted insures longest lowcost operation All Myers Water Systems are GUARANTEED IN WRITING Come in and let us show you how easily you can enjoy Myers plusperformance We service all makes of water systems Matatttl TH pWCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VcmWfakfi Brown Bremen Cora Bey D C VWINXLE Isabel Brown Curdy, Wm Frederics Brown, Claude Scott, Vivian Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Georae Scotf, Joseph Andrew Brown Andrew Whitafcir tmdi Ethel Whitaker his wife, Martha i M Whitdker Strauch, and their nn lL Michigan VanWflnOE VcmWWKLE Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays to State and Savinas Bank H2L22SdaLJj 6 p m, Howell attdKm DR G a McCLUSKEY MAHTIN Dentist J, LAVAN Attorney at Law wuwnw7ves7heirs devisees 112 NoruTMichiaan Ave JKJ3 59 JF legatees and assigns, Telephones Phone 157F11 Repairing Defendants Office 935 Residence 814 MYSON J HUGHES ORDER OF PUBLICATION j Eveninas by Appointments Suit pendina in Circuit Court I Howell Michigan Plumbina and Heatina for the County of Livingston in j HraRSKFPn tot 8717 Lakeside Drive of tOpLEIE W a t e r 5 y s t e m S e r v i c e LAVEY HARDWARE TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS Chancery on this 15th dav July, 15S0 It appearinq irom tne sworn Bill of Complaint as filed in said cause that the plaintiff has not city Lake and FarmProperty been able alter diliqent search A Speciality and inquiry to ascertain whether List Youx Property With Me Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, Chas HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michiaan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage LEE LAVEY General Insurance Scott, Flora Scott, George Scott,, Lester B Scott, David Eugene ott, and their unknown wives heirs, devisees, leqotees and Phone S9F3 Pinckney, Mich1 assigns, a part of said defend ants named in this cause, axe License Hush Lake P SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39663, Pinckney, Mich FRE C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST alive ar dead, or where they Tiay reside if living, or if they have any personal rppresntatives or heirs living, or where they r any of them may reside or whether the title, inters claim, lem or possible right of these defendants has been assigned to any other person or uwrsons, or whether such title Interest, claim, lien or possible riqht has been disposed of by Will of said defendants AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michiaan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYD SENDEE BERT WYUE i Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE j Weekly TripTMaT Detroit HAROLD RADY phone SfiV T2fcl, Repairs On Al Makes rinTVMhh Phone Pinckney 154u CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Tpp Soil, Road GraveL Fill Liu Road Building DR C J TOWNER KTirn ELEC T Dan Mills LT GOVERNOR successful Business Man and Farmer Republicans ATTENTION i Saws filed Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened I All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 iuvttr Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan pa afg v FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOC HORSES 4 Each 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter 51 LaldiJPtoS Contraa And it further appearina that Phone Dexter 3461 IT oma Ra aclaiey, Mich the plaintiff does net know andi Phone Dexter 8116 has been unable after diligent J search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons wb are included as defendants with out being named Prp 0,Trn , ,, , WANiKD Girl or woman to care rOK SALEDuotherm oil heater for children and do housework Classified Advs WANTEDriousekeeper to live West Main St, Pinckney in home Mrs S H Carr Therefore, on motion of Stanley , ,, Berriman, attorney for Plaintiff,JRlrLood condition if is ordered that the, above narnt pd Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, POR CBIFK Charles Scottjlora Scott, Georae P1 ALt 1440 Darwin Fred Covert, Portaqe Phone Dexter Co32 Lake old I COWS 4 Each Wayne Wagoner and family and, Caroline Chubb spent last week at Mackinac Island HOGS 50c per cwt nine weeks Scon, Lester B Scott, David Eu ft, Jf f , Ptm i2SGEBS 11 qeue Scott, and their urknow i1103JStinchheldRd Silver Lak, Fw Sldddlnq an Haullna Leg wives, heirs, d loaatees, rCK SALE Younc, Ducks SibST land assians, apart oScuJ drMrs Russ s southy THSSSON LUMBOl CO fendants named in this suitcauseQjp J their appearance to be entered JL therein within three months of the K 1Ar Wiu Howell, Mich Dead or Alive fRM ANIMALS COLLFCTED PROMiTLV 150 COWS 150 HORSES WF BUY HIDEb iD CALF SKINS PbAAe 68 PSndmay Ceniral tlaadl StocK C r ed FREE REMOVED FBCE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee lor DARLING COMPANY there iinq machine date hereof, and that in default0 A foat iU, Johnson trcilFOR SALE4 room house on the Kv, 0 sa gin 0f Complaint jmcr motor 20, 250 qal shallow main road, pavement, lurnace, file herein be taken as conweli Pmp 40,inside toilet, bowi hot and cold water, room tor anci, and tank 120, wood molding bathPriced at 2700 700 down planes,all kinds 75c each,2 small Arthur Bullis, broker, Greqory Phone 25F2, Gregory c as on fessed by said defendants each and all of them And it is further ordered that electric motors 4 each the plaintiff cause this Order to Fred Rebman, East Side Portage be published within forty days Lake, Phone Dexter 3561 after FOR SALE Cold Spot Electrie in the Pinckney Dispatch, a new 500 p m Refrigerator, qood condition, 45 siaper printed, published and circulating in said county, onco VANTEDTemporary living guar each wbek for at least six ters in or around Pinckney m lvlr anei Mrs Percy Ellis Electromaster Range works line for 50 Arthur Bullis, Gregory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c Pinckneys successive weeks Glenn C Yelland I j Circuit Court Commissioner FOR SALERed Cocker Spaniel, FOR SALE 4 rooir cottrroo i , Stanley Berriman male 17 months old AKC regis loYs 2 boate LTP Motnr ni Attorney for Plaintiff ered from prize stock, a bsautv PattWsonLaia HZlTmc erCy 118 I Twnsend 53470 Telephone No 1833 The above entitled suit invol on nriro 9n nn ,ves and is brouqht to quiet title TSwin fimnnhpll WANTED Ditch, basement Mrs Merwin Campbell Sewer and other various kinds iOa SALH Electric washer,Mont j or 3323 Kendaii St Detroit gomery Ward make, qood condi r of Digging AwiRSON BROS EXCAVATING to the following described lands 245 Unadilla, Phone 168F2 located in the Township of Oceola, County of Livingston WANTEDRiders or will swop and State of Michiqan, and more rides to KaiserFrazier Plant atr ,, rtwnV55W oarticularlv described as followJoseph Horvata, 408 UnadiUa L3K1IL A L W towit Willow Run Afternoon Shift the NEUIof the SW1 of the TO K1OTA Room, Board Option SW cmd the E2 of the SWw tional Mrs McKinley UALITY exceptinq therefrom the SW lA of i 306 Mil St, Pinckney the SE of the SW 4, all in Secti ion 21, T3N, R5E Michiqan WANTED Elderly Woman to do A SJ, TTTL Housework and as companion to BusmS AddSSElderly Lady No other adults STATE OF M1CHAN References Exchanged 2 PROBATE COURT FOR TH1 Telephone Brighton 73013 COtTNTY OF LIVINGSTON FOh SALE An 116 ft Deep Freeze In qood condition See it freezing food, very reasonable Reynolds Densmore, Hamburg Phonp Bpjhton 72R3 A a session oi said Court held at the Probate Oflice in the City of Howell n said County on the 25th day pf Sept August A D 1950, Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, ludqs of Probate FOrt aALL jstokoi NOTICE We are now delivering gasoline, Fuel oil and Furnace oil in the Pinckney Area for r 3mpt del livery call Plainfield Faim Bureau Supply Phone Stockbridge 9F6 JOHN NICHOLS FR SALE Lifeuri X Worlds Best Literaturei uy Charles Dudley Wamer editor 46 volumes Universijy Library of Autobiogsa Iphv, 15 volumes, The Worlds Famous People with bookcase and writing desk combined Phone Brighton 3909 or call at 9555 Kress Rd Lakeland Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables W THE MAITHl OP HO ESTATE OFCoal Stoker Good as Scjo CrJkP PMant FREO LAKE Decd d AAt for quick sale Phone 1241 Luro Geddee having field in said oss Read Phone 57F3liir uicxney T irOLThf wiii pay Phone 62F1 i said Court her final administration ac count and her petition praying for u 9 T Do lWft matkL allowance thereof and for the assign alPh Hali PHone 52FlljC ft LlOTd Fisb Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks WNCKNEY3 FINEST FOOD STOR8 V ment and disribution of the residue of scrid estate It i Ordered, that 18th day of Sept , A J 1950, at ten A M ert said Probate j Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition ond allowing said account ft It Further Ordered, That public not ice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each woeV for 3 successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed sad dwulated in Mir Ceunry A true copy Hiram R, Smith Celeste Parshall Judge oi Probate Register of Probate We Rave Farm Seed j Mrs Emma Brogan oi Stock bridge spnt the week end with the Stanley Dinkel amily Mr and Mrs James Noble of Royal Oak spent Sunday with thp John McDonnel family I , A letter received from Jerry Ledwidqe who pitched for Vermillion, North EtakotdT this year I states he has won 8 games and I lost 1 T one game he got 21 strikeouts, VX Chick Starter For Tour Netf Farmer MAT HTJMErT,, K C Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 30, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 30, 1950 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 1950-08-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0f1dc889bab606216dae4f184fe64796.pdf 099bc493b88aac7bd864ea8f890fe1ab 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. im m vfy Va ,oeC te 5 1 Volume 7 1 atch fJjA I , M , i ,, , i T The Pinckney Dispatch Wedesday, September 6 1950 in No 37 Michigaa Mirror As prepckdoiiess is emphasizes unoaaaout in state Michiqan moves to recruit 1500 air Iu lipomas, betidc aeienaaikT uw JOI wiuyBe tested in October vihii JJeitzer appeal People vs Huss, mock atomic bomb attack Y3011 mlawiully drivina awav a car Issue of fact jjurv Trespass on the case Marley Piefson vs I SEPTpSBgB TERM OF COURT i The September term of Court i starts September 24 The decketj is as follows iiiKiiui ine People vs Wm e vs iuciuqn wiu have a scarcity i oi pnysician3 and dentists as the conqress is preparina leaislation to draft them la militar hooPit au lae pan will also be lifted crSitiila marriea nen 19to 25 Wholesale prices have soared 20 per cut in 60 days The Univ ersity of Michigan pudqet was cut by the Ijqiarure from 159 iiuuuxi o lio and tney dace a serious crisis accordina to ituthven Fec Alaer Republican candid v Pies Olin Moody, Anna Pierson Olin Moody Horace Keeler vs Wm Taylor, Meta Link vs Mau rice and Leah Rovin, Mai ion Shirey vs Max Reynolds, adm 3uiiishmoni fclKhaven Farnis vs Alvu Danqier, Patrioiic his Co vs larwui Wyckofh Attachment LeRcy Daveyvs Wilma Morer Assumpsit Panhandle Eastern v,s Samuel St Pierre and Curdy OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Softball Notes FROM THE SOLTO TH SOIL m IN 162, COW6HC5SCWACTF0 LAWS FOR LAND GRAHTS TO THE SW, ESTA5U3HING STATE COLLEGES WITH EMPHASIS ON AGfcCULTUKM TOAJNNO AND WTH THi PROVISION THAT THE STATES AND THE STUDENTS SHOULD SUPPORT THIS SYSTEM OF H6WFJt EDUCATION f s , TRT COUNTY PLAYOFFS hisca ana tho Wooberviilo Independents clashed at WLb ervillo at 230 D m Sunder to settle the runneiuu me ai Te County Bat sail Leaque standings Current Comment has probably been the primary campaiqn we ate for governor says Gov Will StPiorre Estate of Alfred Ste as a preliminary to championship pi a vol ihjr icons sahes sci This dullest ovi witnessed dospiie thS fact he ide publicans have five can w5 ir qevcancr and an un miied number ior it qovernor Tn Korean war and the Detroit M iqois Lqhi iWfhocnd plac, pavi wu,,,01 Uy ni the leaaues final ciarnes last Sun liams is causinq disharmony, in turn tfie qovrnor says Alqer fav orsgovernment for the few wart Estate oi Gertrude Folk NonJury Cases AteumpsiVRoDeri Lcanpson vs The odor ivlicniqan farm crops are boom j forehand, Otis Verbeck vs Pan inq accadina to reports irom all handle Eastern, Otis Verbeck V3 sectors Only major exception is Itfrucf Fo,te Donald Daves vt the field bean crop lh V5ame of the dollar is still deceasinq with scare buyers playinq the villian role ames Gibson Abel Haines vs Henry Clay et al, Potomac Ins Jo vs Miton and Wilfred Heidt, xVnchiqan Supplyjyjs Thos Leith A the American Leaion conGarnishment, Howard Knowles vention al Grand Rapidi immed vs Lake Construction Co Eiec iate universal miltjuv iwinuta was asked for natonai defense A labor shortaae Unponds The Michiqan UnempicKreili Comni ission saYs urwnrployment compensation benerits hay0 dropped to their lowest point with onlv 21 846 peraons draina rslvL Muela Fern ment Auaust and Opal ner vs Gecrqe Peterson Chancery Injunction Bitter vs FloyS Felder, Erwin Hyne vs Geoiqe Jarocks, Ross Miller vs Assoc Oil Co,Samuei ot Pierre vs Ehzabeih Vernon, UGH THIS COM3INATION OFCOAIMUNTV ACTION AND INITIATIVE, HUNDREDS OF TOUSMNDS OF YOUNG MEN AND v HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SECURE A COLLEGE FPLCATION IN ADDITION, THESE LAND SCHOOLS, EXPERIMENT i necessitated i round oi I when Pmckncv knocked ci ih iicLeaius wnilri tiie Webbrvil lo iiidGpd3ns wv wirniiia wt qv1 ci team a season riciiv rra oi li Wnr, 41 14, I rcveVnio topped tho lOjp ii tho iinal standinqs with a 2 2 mark The winner of Sundays aamo i VV Dbcrvill wli qo two c threSnec into for tno in COLLEGES,THROUOH THEIR AGRICULTURAL 5 AND EXTENSION SERVICES, HAVC ADDED BLIONS TO OUR NATIONAL WEALTH By ENCOURAGING FARMERS MAKE USE OF DISCOVERIES IN SOIL, PLANT AND LIVESTOCK j elyn Schniers s Wiiired Erwin r Thequestion id nov what ex Evelyn Sctiruers Vs WiliredErwin tent will the Kcjean war oJect adm SpeCjiic Perionnance, Lasi the Primary Ejiionr It s hard bum ReaitY vs Edward Harelik to qci he poopl, el fnfn f Partition, Marion Berq vs Albert war headlines iam the rant, Serq forclosure, ohn heidoi piqes and tho riciior vS an Marjorie Shedci 1 Ctxar Oiander former head otlg Tltle Leonarci Orloff vs Ea J tie, stalePOLC removed bv mi w Ly01, AiPeit Seoold vs nr Gov, Siqienmavbe appoint , 5 , head of the civii eiendf f Gov William , Th leqislature appropriated SobZ civilian defsnse MPROVEMENT, FOOD CHEMISTRY AND CROP PRODUCTION m e ilci CONSERVATION OTES i ibase11 lonn Wnqaeisworui Iviicii iViilinq Co 1 ivofce John vs Helen Giuqor, Luwxeuce vs Rebecca Radaati juiiiiaDein vs Donala L5ith tioya re ivjk Voij, yg Jonn Dunlop, rorma vs Don Hudkins 1 vs Leslie Salmonjane vs Geer, Dudle vs Vivian hamoioftshiP pla oil lor ih epcinq a a mo ie b d uniT the liqH al Fow s i1inq a U p m tuiCVv j, e mLe ihe s vili b, eoneluei nde Picmbor 1U a behejd th fid ci the ttcim winn Piay i O ipla phy if OUT OF THG LANP 74CL CCLLG3 QKEW tNTO THSLANP THeYHAVSPLC WSO SACK KNOWLEDGE ANP SCONCE TV YIEUtSK HUNDK ZO POL0, School Notes oernice io prevent destruction of north I Victor , p shore Otsego Lake pikb spawn Cain, Emily vs Herman Konopskil Bul tv aistrictc schools , BrwWftffttsr ctfnernatt dept has filed suit to keep property owners irom fillina in the marshes 269 persons were arrested in July for fishina without licenftes, 76 for possession of undersized Louise v Robert Kennedy, Wm vs Alice Harvey, Marqaret vs Ralph Harter, Edith vs Osmond Schutaqe, Rose Is Lawrence eratinq m Putnam qulsi ho Pinckney CommiifiifvU DistrictThey are the flicks wh iMrs Vivian Parmalee as teach Navarre, Betty vs Ronald Camp r and the Rurqes wlfere Mr bell Vera vs Stanley VanF Irn Baldwin is in charqeFracQum, BeiTy vs Duan Be ricr, nedict 1 fsih Fines totalled 7,464 and Beverl vs Mike Marli jail sentences of 15 days lyn v Roy Halbritter A book on pike entitled The Life History of the Walleye,, isTHE INSIDE STORY OF now available at the conserve HOLLYWOOD STARS tion dept, Behisndthsscenes reValqtionss While the bia state parks re of the happiness and heartbreaks eie dstncs are love whorr Mrs C is te ers where Mrs Helen Clark is instructor C ,H McRorie teaches at Marion Center qaain ths year the Younqs L H McKorie ichor and the Chubbs Corn C lurches Si Mary8 CcrthoUc Cuurch 1 tofkney Mtehs umm 630, 800, HO ilii inte 9i00 1000 oveniia Devotions Friday evening at 73C i, Confeesions Friday after Novenna Dovotio Saturday 730 to 500 P M Sunday before 3C0 Mass i TT COUNTY LEAGUE 1 Tri County Leaqu cif oendav tho W brirvli j beat Chelsea 7 to 3 end the naiit to meet FowLixii tho playofls at Fowlorv 1 dee niqiit rtariv 1 Jlb Ci etor p hie, e 0 end we vio w J mi He allow e U run aid ehoved hm in tho 6ih view1 Ive lif rvi nnp ETino Andrew, i 1 ell e,M I , h vcaUenod end Ch runs en a horn rm a a sinale and ae rror BatlerieaV7ebl DunkehCheln 6c Gaken play mas un a ie Rjmr 0 m o, m T ik rsaer who hav, b r , e iii3 aaeie taV r , e1 crtoitjn T4u3 wh ovn 1 ie il mb wlo has JP ii1 edtor v vral year L ionqcbrq Pi Viath R, port a decrease in attendance breaks of movie stars, head in j this year 19 smaller ons report tiraate stcries of 4ay Pickfordf roort an increase Amona theCharle Chaplin, Greta Garbo, reon an av,i , ,,, , ,, Mot arrive ie Pirckney as plann latter are those in the Pincknev Gloria Swanson and othrscreen 1 SCHOOL MOVING DELAYED The Hause 3ci buu a did Waterloo and Briqhton areas , notables, 20 forest fires burned over J Torr, acres last week Only 4,434 acres and 4,109 lots reverted to the state for non pay meat of taxes this year mLower Mich, around water lev els decliiv1 13 oi a loot m Ala in Love, Lauqhter and Tears, by Adela Rcqors St Joins siartina in The Amcriean Weekly with this Sundays Sept 101 issue of ihe iCtrou rjurei, Times i,u,rv 730 P m St fJbfe class meet at cherce sharinq ior ana Women Lunch serve the meetinq 1030, Detrcit Edision hiqh power linesthe Grace ofGod be done in wet 11 30Sunday school Lcson ed last week Erdley VanSickl 800 Hour of had it on trucks ready to move ihursday but it rained the last ihree days of last week It would Sunday, Sept 10 have been ic josaiy to cut he Service Sermon Canqregatlonal Uoiimutv Church Rev Donald D braay Poster tHvJ 1 EM wylr oiiei nteeatj j n hewer W am Ihur Me, j aft e eiCil E KiTCrtEN Ill iVissej Mary ,, et Widrriey r iO c ,i 1 at a ie Muey,AuCjue 20 , v ein in h 1 t ivieeK eieay wiio v, 1, cin bre el hema liove S p , Ijoli qarrr aetre j bo i snewer weiepla aiVrword a lunceen w est organization throuqhout the tae but sterns to have qotten ilea li tanqled up m tlie Fiqhi ntpuohcane orqanizaton, classed bv his 4 ppononts as just anoth er Keiy far qovernor oiqaruzation He aid not attend the meetinq a he Vein Brown iaim but sent a telegram of conqraiulations Tom Leith and Gene Keyes, 2 other candidates did, but were riot recoqnized or permitted to talk At ri omul us last week Conq Enqle, anoiner candidate and Kelly , tw j occupied th3 same platformhaqie PtU biasied the Fiqhlinq Republicans and demanded to know what j they were Lqhtinq for He ad mted bein a MeTooer at times a he voted tor sociol seciit, minimun waqe bill etc vaned to know if the Fiqhtinq Heoublieans were aqainit all eee measures He said the Hopubhcan lost in 1948 because ,h y intieducd a pill which wee id cut the income taxes for perrr,n whh a million dollar income SilGQOO and ihosQ with er ,51200 a yeai income only 15c , 4 H5 ed Hoi1 so Leadei I Mo ed Nat Com SummerJe j el i,h boh asked him i roi spcik aqainrf it but he did j anyway Kotiv when called on 1 P i rrpiv rnqlcs charqes et m ely urqed hrrrmonyWo do no 1jirw any mere than you houl tlK rossjli but the num1 j berjgi Alqei ior Governor stick j is or ctqs cominq into Pinckney iis increasinq rvir Andrews 1 JrockerEwald I Gen MacArthur,never noted for discretion, poko ut of urn la3t w K n ttie lamesa matter and eta slop en ihi wrist from iredtit Truman Forme,a is a eJaiei subiect as th3 Chinese eVviiirnuiu1 have, tae over ail Client and demand Torrhbsft Th y havw a mronq armv and h country is bon bendinq all effort orew ni thtm from aoinq to red of h Neith Kor van C rnmuius1 Abe Great Brit In a 1 ee a other U N ml ir, hav leceqnized Comnee China So any express rem Gen MacArthur favorci mteivention in Formosa tip over tho apple cart 7, lev IO at ublo has bee, i rea 1 in mi it w red i e a ihe brl many nice qifle le iv th I i n a ui i n e ive 1 0 t a e T 21,378 00 mor thae LeiVlnU ev r cerd ns in Jely This 1 by hoarders for ciis tax which totalled s 25 percent erne month J WHEAT ALLOTMENT The Livinqston County mn thQ aftemoon 0f Saturday Sept Gwv has U3t linisiud mailna16 with the New york Yankees and this cannot atner SPECLAL NOTICE Hay Moriarty, the nev math Many of tnoso who went to ematic teacheris from Centerline Detroit in two busses on Auqust He is a G, I ard unm irrlrtd 18 to see the niqht qame are ex David and ludy Huinos ehjd chanqinq them for the qame on ren of Mrs Peaav Haines of Gro Pinallot the 1951 wheat aceraqe auox I you want them xnents to all wheat farms in j hand them in The aceraqe aliotments exchanqsd ic,John Mark who made Wednesday 730,Boy Scout meetinq 730,dult Choir practise 400, Junior Choir practise Top qoaa PRENUPT1AL SHOVER ivs JI 1 Eichman, Smith, Gerir o aory hae enrolled in the knev hianfiijwol j Robert Yound of Biq Rapids County, nw M were based on the Pvipus 3 year history for each dlv San Pleaseread every para JJrapfc of the 1951 wheat allotment very carefully Aqainattention is called to your lima orders, as it is aettina late n the year, we farmers who have not received teihr lime for the 1950 period con CALVARY MENNONITE Rev Ezra DOL,, Pas lor who will teach commercial subMrvning Worship 1000party winch Mrs M erv Spaii ana iiit aq a hono ehheld Ciark eiay 32 eqhtiul ijects in the Pinckney school movSuday School nW THOMAS ALBERT HARRIS led into the GeneMann apart ,Childrens Hour , li45j ta Thomcw Albert Bert Karris, meni lasl Thursday He is a ior Young Peoples Meetin 730tho son of the late Henry and Nell 1 mer Greqory bqy ie Reiley Harris, was born In Putnam township October 24 J MARIAGELICENSES 1884 and passed away Sepi 2j 1950, at his home on M 36 West of Pinckney In his younqer days he Tvas a torv worker anH was em ov text the MA Office as soon as the old Qlazier stove possible j Works in Chelsea for some time Returninq to Pinckney u u he be came a tennant fanner and also FARM LOAN COOP W PAY ANOTHER DIVIDEND At a meetma held rccentlvthe board of director of the Livina ton County Natinral Farm Loan Assaociation dclatsed a 5 dividend to all merabers of record cm of June 30, 1950 Secretary ,, w L,, ,J ua y,na Treasurer Robert Hall Btated thatiaqo his heedfh failed OTdhehas the Association had a most aucefbeen in riOiTal J0v0 ssrul year and that 126 farmer ent homes He 8SJ hi borrowers will receiv dividend a month aqo irom which he Ian checks whioh viU bo distributed ed to rally , of tho annual stockholders meet He was a lielpna,mmeber of isa thi year Edward Graham ir 19 Milan Maxine Bennett, 17 Briahton Freeman Lemmon 27, Williamston, Norma Gies 16, Fowlerville Richard Reardoa 23 Howell, Genevieve Church, 18, Howell Glenn Craft, 58 Eaale, Calla Eyening, Worship 8 15 Supt Roscoe Darrow Asftupt Marvin Shirey Cottage Prayer Meetma r Wednesday 800 P M , Mary ielarqait Ciark wi 1 esees last Thursav eve a inSel,nDCUr,s siowcr, inq iluth Kenneay N Iwiia marriao1 lo Llnark j will b in event r,i See Lade, uenda th vrrii WO Fal iuily arranqei oeoa and tno cjil taele qraced bv a minature bride qrom ni white Bunco vas the divervm ot whcJ verr eqe ana 5800,000 mora than trcordmq month oi June C v ix eeh clions rose from W HO COO yr aqo to S2086, 000 So tho qooso is sill layina old rnq Also this is the eh ormoiy n which some can ia has n piomirsdto ab ah ei ce1 1K aier taxBack in 1933 Frank Fzqreid promised i rrk te saJee tax off all 1 toed end aot ehcted but did not heii ai th iicwir wr1 carry out h3 promise Moot of he the candidates since thn have var uvl wnich pmk mv bbon stTormon exiervr i q, jnn but ncn n io romethin about ef them oVrr did Ti MRS METTA OLDS Mrs Metta Olds, 64, widow 01 Ransom E Olds, Lansinq auto v,, w, fner die Frida followin Paqe, 58, Howell Richard Zizka tall in which she suffered a bouqht and sold horses and catt j 23, Howell, Helen Sharpe, Qg goken hip She wasSJonneriv ie Fowlerville Charles Goodman, Metta Woodward, a lative ot Several years aqo he bouqht j 40, Ann Arbor Florence Hollis Pinckney and a qrmddauqhter the Dell Hill iarm on M 36 west 48 Dexter Wavne Hayden, 23 or Hammond Bennett o Horn of Pinckney Part of this he sub Briqhton, Francis Huriraan 20 burq township She married RF dividd and a number of homes 1 Brighton Donald Soacheck, 23 Olds in 1888 when she was a ovriia with choice prize3wie, TO mo ion maae an bstowea upon the henerfby Mayor Cobo to break the 1 i epenmq and reirosh oa th ciosnq fOt wore q menir, maoi jrs this happy occasoa have been built there A year SEPT JURY LIST Howeli CityFndSawle, DeNo Howeii TwpJas McDaniels IoscoAuq Ruttmanjoe rtate will watch h with in tho effort made in Detroit to nkr by aerrbaqe colleci ion work ers wee arc members of the UflB a Pibic Werlcors Union Th want hiahor waqes Cd Thurs V iav 2000 ot them picketed 1k Maria c1y hal Thn mavor fired all of Field, LeLain Eli sole wuo u it last week on a bicycU to visit StMw CathoHc church, Plnck , his qrandpaients, Mr nd Nfri nev aid 61 VW Thompson, a I v Scou msSyiyS,ls a siter,Wrsloren j end quests at theorae BSmefBwW Vash Thompson home were nn in California, a brother Mrs Keiser arid fannly ltrolt, Jtod Detroit and a brother me Misses M and Ur T lompsoj ckney who lived d DetroiiMr and Mrs SL, Dearborn H Us and Mrs Elemina Flint, Joyce Bunm 22 Fowlerville clerl in a Lansina aift shopSur jvivinq are two dauanters and a M E Darrow has sold his barn number ot Grandchildren Prom to M Heynal south of town whj inent in Lansina orqanizaf6ns 1 will remove it I and the Baptist church she was Jay Kaiser rod out from Detro also a member of the board oi M President Floyd W Munseli announced thai th btd c directors of the Association had cu to set the date Jor th5 annual tockhajdets meetma which will be neld Mondav evenino Sew 11th at tho Parrish Hll, in of Pind 11 A larae attendcnco s exoeci with him ,, St 2 liSS the reports of trA ex The funeral was held at t of ilt promlss made in to May drurcKMonday TOrninq t , Si cr to iam Burial wa7 in StMarys cwnetery tor enroH JlCouitfY yM i Welton Cham trustees, of Hillsdale coileao The deceased has paid for tho Upkeep of a lot in the Pinckney cemetery for years Miss Janet Ruth Keiser who has been spendina the summer at the sorqe Thompson home, has returned to Detroit The weddinq of Rita Kennedv and Tom Howe is at St Marys church 900 a m, Saturday,Sept 9 and that of Lloyd Galloway them under the Hutchinson a forbds public employees to qc shlre Tli worksrs have Ihraened to cal out another tw TIrrrCXv l OO qarbaao wokor The mavMarionJ3auman, LLounsberry r m icbflfrom OcoolaLrv Garaner, je iril wr3 lrt cf unmpoyed Putnamth AronJlossis Fishor b rt ffirf f violcnce jf VfTOiKvdiT4JfAurphy I an attempt i mad to cros the UnadlllaLeslio Giimore UirVp Tno Brighton CityV Bennett,Agnes1 CKEl lin Briqhton iwp ESwiizcwGJadys iqht McDonald Pm G50 000 farm emoolvea will h undr social Cohoeiah CBurkhait, CShilsoe mcj jnnii0r l i vrfi ConwayWill Bovmcm, Blanch ,, rird y crr,ar and sian Security stat under rr bill Tomlm Deerfie IdDorothy Parkliurst GeroaLaura McCleer Hamburg Rudolph Kocppen Hartland Leo Geigler 1 ed by tho president Ti social JTrrhv pension paymntq have I aho bon raised The S26 a mon th avercrq has ben raisfd S45 and a person with 3 del j cnS wil now get 110 a mnril h Mrs Flora Darrow spnt hv week end at Kalova, Mich with Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkftl hrr ron Glnn and family ti4 Mrand Mrs LVcmBlaricum Mr and Mrs Don Burns havr or ottendinq the ball qame V Western State QalkWaYand Sophia Rybka atmvedntoparr of Bo parks Detroit Jqniaht when Detroit will taod Tuesday , 10fjo a m , house on West UnadUkx St, meet Cleveland y fAg v yL r 1 wfiBfiF WW UM ,4 H I l , i W VI f 5 tHB raiCKHEY DESPATCH Wdndyy, Sptatnbf i 1M0 Sturdy Howell Michfacm Tues Wed Thar Sept 5 6 7 Esther Williams, Vaa Johnson John Lund to DUCHESS OF IDAHO s Novelty and Cartoon srse Its Friday, Saturday SeptembeTTl Eddy Araold HOEDOWN , A Uo Richard Widmark Gene Tierney VI NIGHT AND THE CITY Sunday Shows 215 p m Ooa Sunday, Monday September 10, 11 THE SKiTPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE , Slairuw Robert Walker Joan Leslie AN ELECTRIC IS BUILT LIKE u tL hiATE Engineered to last for years thats P, modern electric water healerthe best water heater you can buy Silent Sintple Sturdy no fumes, no flames, no moving parts No fuel to store no cleaning to do nothing to tend or check Entirely automatic you n, dnt even look at it from on ,i to hdrher Visit your plumbing dealer, yoti c fncj t r, ox any Fdison of , iKuei tiDiSO General Primary ELECTION 25 Years Ago NEIGHBORING NOTES I Larry Schnebelt, son of Joe Dexter baker, has joined the U, Leo Device and wif of Dexter have purchased Hilltop,the home of Gesrald Allen Dexter banker The Dexter school has rented the Hoey garage lor shop and j agriculture classes It is tn Main St rtent 100 a month i The Dexter hiqh school foot ball team has 7 of last years let termen back Mr and Mrs Luther Taylor of Detroit have filed suits, totalling 575,000 against the Allenel Hot i, min Aroor, for damaqes reI suiting from a fall caused by a fall resulting from a loose step in the hotel Oct 5, 1949 Sergt Robert Dare, son of Mrs C Coley of Fowlerviile, is reported missmq in action in Korea The Fowlerviile school opened with 20 teachers They operate 4 school busses The Stockbridge school will have 20 members on the faculty Mrs Elmer McGee of Gregory, fell and broke ser hip last week and was taken to a Lansina hos pital The Daisy Air Rifles soft ball team won the intercity tour title last week in a tournament at Plymouth This team played at Plymouth last summer Elmer VanBueran of Howell r, e, 7 , celebrated hus 86th bthday last STHY The City of Howell will vote My Blue Heaven Nov 7 on abolishinq the muni cipal court and qoinq back to 2 J justices of the peace Under the j present law only a lawyer can be iudqe Floyd Hubbel has resigned as Stockbridqe, Michigan chief of police at Howell and Elmer Risdon, 27 has beeH app Friday, Saturdav September 8 9 Mss Eileen Lay music teacher JE EA,GLE THE HAWK Miss Eileen Lay music leacner b Ttchalcoloe in the Howell school for several A Sioiy ef Civil 7War s years has qone to Japan to, v starring teach She is the daughter off Ann Arbor Miss Francis Huntington, 84, prominent in the Howell DAR, died last week I Since the Howell Municipal Court was organized, last Decern ber Judge Yelland has disposedk vi 202 criminal cases and 189 civil cases Jerry Hagmcm, son of coantvf, Hagman, is stationed at Guamj OULIVTTrigger jr Beau Geste with a naval unit Howell Theater SYLVAN iiiATEH ChlMcx Jv2ch, Friday, Saturday, September 8, ,9 PLEASE BELIEVE ME A Good Corned wltfc Deborah, Peter Lawford, Robert Walker cad Mark Stevens CaruipB aad New Sun , Mon , Tues ,Sept lU,lfl2 SHE WOREA YELLOWRIBBON ixi Tecbncolor A Drama Starring John Wayne, Joanne Dru, Vic tor MacLaglen, John Agar Sue Shows 3 5 7, Cartoon Wes , Thua7Seol 13T4 THE ASPHALT JJNGLE A Drama Starring Sterling Hayden, Louis Calhern gaid James Whitmore Shows at 715 and 915 Color Cartoon JJUCJ Wed, Thur, Sept 12,1314 Fred Astaire Red Skelton Vera Ellen Arlne Dahl THREE LITTLE WORDS News Ooraedr Carloo ComingSunjt iSoulevarFancy Pants, The furies NJa leatre DEXTER, MICHIGAN Ai Co7Htiened AVON THEATER Friday, Saturor, September 8 9 A Drama Siarring KILL THE UMPIRE Comedy Siarriii William Bendix Ray Collins lus j LADIES OF THE CHORUS I A Musical Shows 7U and 920 John Payne, Rhonda Fleming irtoon Funny Finny Friends Cartoon Sunday Tuesday, September 10, 12 THAT FORSYTHE WOMAN Color by Technicolor Taken from the book The Forsythe Saga with the best actors Starring i Enrol Flynn, Greer Garson iteci Nows Sunday, Monday Stpiember 10, 11 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN In iochnicolor An Outdoor Aclion Picture Starring Bauy Huttcn Howmd KKeel Tues , Wed, Thu rSep 1,I3U THE FIG LIFT Picture Portaytng the Berlin Airlift Starring Montgomery Clift Paul Douglas Mon 715, 915 p m News J 47 Years Ago Scene of tne Crime ComingDuchess of Idano Rogues c Sherwood rcrast The Fighting Kentuckians The coroners jury in the in quest on the death of William Benz ir of Dexter who was I found dead brought in a verdici Married at the Presbyterian of death at the hand of a person church m Ypsilanti Sept 2, Neita or Pons nown and a re Wilcox, dauahter of Mrs Louis 1 of 5C0 has been ofiered Wilcox of Pinckney to Rooert Bird ior the 651 cl yaia TSG of Yosilanti The couple were at r r WaLls prGSia3a and i Dacl or Alive torided by Haiold Darrow ofolin Dufiv was Proseutinq aitor Pinckney and Ethlyn Hunt cfinsyf , , T , Ypsilanti They will live in Yp xMaude and Lilhe wnmoui silanti Lsinq are visiiinq here j rfere Carl Sykes who played Slayton Parker who operate i DaiL al, lronwood this summer the Ford aqency have installed i rLUInea home CheTd ir Twnshipol Pu7 nam State of Michigan, at the an automatic air compreesor T Stockbridqe Masons aro ae neia m me IWWMW IJ 1 builamq a new business JJIOCK TO THE QUALUIED ELECTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai a General JEleclioa will be held in , Town Hall within said township on FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 150 COWS 150 WF BUY HIDES LHD CALF SKINS Pbon 68 Plncknar TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1950 For the purpose of placing in nomination by all political part ies paxticipg thereSi, candid ales for the toUowing ottices, viz STATE Governor, Lieutenant Governor CONGRESSIONAL Represent aitve in Congress LEGISLATIVE State Sena lor Representative COUNTY Pioseciuifcg ALorn3y Shariif, County Clerk, , ya VuuiW1 j County Treasurer, heyistor of Deeds, Auaitor m Countieselec oa Monday by Rev Fr df The fire enqine wqss called to wit eX temDe on tne s,eccona the James MoClusky form last iJoor I Thursday where a hoq hous 1SS ae 93011 has entered house cauqht fire k the Monroe convent to finish her Pinckney won the ball came studies j at the Dexter Labor Day picnic I Mrs M Nasil and son bert i 10 to 6 Battery for Pinckney was ncxve irm CJ trip to New Grub Murphy Cliff VanHom Yorii state I Sept 12th a class of 38 will Mrs Flora Grimes, dauqther, be confirmed at St Marys Ertha and qrandson, Shirley church by Bishop Plaqens rnovinq to Nebraska The OES Married at, St Marys church aavs er a Jewell party Satur C H W W Y L I E NOTARY j INSURANCE and BOND3 iiONL 3S INCKNnr STATE Uf rICHIGAH The Probate im tat the jfy Ijvingston xng same, brain Commissioner Coroners, buxvevcr, and bviiJ otner Oihcors as may be norr indted at that time Cullinane,Helen Agnes Patterson st 1Viarys parish held a social to Michael Leigho Iavey Les at le norne Mrs J W Harris Lavey of Pinckney was best Wed night and for the purpose of placing in nomination, candidates pcucip mGn The M E ladies, made 25 at atmg in a nonpartisan primary eiecaon for the iouowina oiuces Gladys LXown of Gregory has tneir chicken pie supper at the vks enrolled in Pinckney hiqh school Dr H F Siqler home last Wed CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION EHS Fred Slayton on his way to ni5,ht , , ro , , Dexter the other night was in 13, Thomas Shehan,56, died n rvrTxTo awn nncmr rv THr collision with a car, driven by ateher home in Hambur township TO OPEN ttlG AND CLOSING OF THE Roy Howard at the narrow bndql Sept 2 She leaves hex husband FOLLS at the Carpenter farm The Slav 4 sons and 2 daughters The un MCPHERSON SS BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 LABOR DAY MIDCTURY Al a suiOD oi said Court hW In the v T V Probaie Offce in the City of Howell tr DaV usually Hiram R Smith, NOTICE RLAiE in said county on tho 15th day of Augui A D 1950 IrGsni Ilonoiable Judge of Probate La the Matter of tho ESTATF OF i Williom E Beach, Deceased I Albert L Smith having tiled in said Court his final administration ac mes, enjoyment and aell e j ed res ior rnosi pcopS 1 tJ all lecoqmze the mcr sianfrnnr Tl Amcrcon workers whse producaon power through J oO years has qivon this nai the ljgest standard of 1 lving in Election Law, Revision of 1943 3093 Section 1 On the day of Son car was a total wreck any election the polls shall be opened at oclock in the for noon, and shall bo contlnuod open until 8 oclock in the arte noon and no longer Every gnaliaed elecLor present and in Hue at J the polla at the hodr pBcribecLor the closing tboreoi shall r allowed to rote THE POLLS oi sold election will be open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until 8 c clock p m of said day cf elec loo DOROTHY KENNEDY, Township Clerk IBvWjSfy fMi 91 jjra jKflr H W i X V I 5 8 ,1 f , r Ms 2w eral was at StMarys church Hews NeedhamCcjksonConnol ly,Wiliiamstson and Commerford officiating Peter Kelly 80, pioneer Putnam township farmer,died at hi3 home Sept 7 Funeral at St Marys cchurh today Laura Lavey will teach al Chubbs Corners this year Postmaster Swarthout and wjfe j count, and hi petition praying for the ie vorld In observance of La,allowance thereof and for the assign boG, sPCial day this bank wili assiga , eaid estate It U ordered,that the 11th day of Sept jj AD, 1950 at ten Ociuc in the fore noon at said Probate Office is herelvy appointed lor hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public Notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of the order once each week for three successive weeks previous o cn are Spending the Week in Detroil j said day of hearipg the Pinckney Dis Mrs Stephen Durfee has mov j patch, a newsoaoer printed and drculat ed into the Congl parsonage ,va jGd ta said Cout7 catea by Mrs Flora GnmcsThe A true TOpy R mith H H Swarthout family have fc JK IJL THOMAS S LEITH Republican Candidate fox GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN iti ii ii Four Mixed Armistice Commissions, each with United Nations Representative as chairman, are on the Job in Palestine to help Israel and her neighbors maintain the peace they acreed upon a year ato with UN help At left, MAC members look over the rams of a tank At light, they nperyise the reclamation of aoliiert bodies from unmarked jeet fra whr thajr Vtn temporarily buried moved ino Miss Visa Coesi house Jhe Swarthout Sisters and the Misses Boyle Halstead have Milinery openings advertised foi Saturday , H G Brigqs and wife are vis iting in Californa This issue contains a letter from j an irate citizen aainst boys playing ball on Sundays The Lansing Street Railway has been sold by Hawks An gus to the Mills faliv of Marys ville fox 200,000 Norman Wilson and Dillivan Durkee have gone to California Mcrude Richmond is teachin i Celest1 ivihaN Judqp r Prfthorto 1 Mr McPHERSON Stale hAiS Howell, Mich Under Federal ffupervisicr Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporaiioja nd iJaposits vr io 5,000 for 3cn Depositor SS3a and Mrs MQh h6 Ctacf cu David, are vjsitacr in New York CURRENT COMtENX Cont The U S Chcanber ot Commerce has issuea a booklet wlivh condems Social Security Reduced inteiest,the Labor Move nent, Food Allotment Rent Con j joh fi iroi Oovernmnt Housing Estuw Whitley wffn Z 1 Iams ara inheritance taxe Socio Sec n gaLTin Det tended ths writy takes money from more 11 99 m Detrc kv ictivo pqrsons anrl aiver it ist night , STta, Sond T a Mayer tulS hmed from oi Brighton, Civic Leader,Honest California , Bernard Glenn of Detroit is it cmdFknflet With pneumonia at the home c tr t Ixitf parents Mr and Mrs R M Vote tor HJm at Primary Sept 12 Glenn, wefit of town 0uLV vO persons LHU Stnlnv ri,uo Those tessqdiliqen Rent Con rjfi, J , , am, an wryrwn Kennecv home Friri0 Muay , r e benefit of tennano Th3 Labor Movement seeks to de prive employers and investors oi heir share of the national inMie The same is true of estate fnd inheritance taxes While the booklet approves the worthiness Voi all these objectives it says ithey tend toward a welfare state Mrs 3mcr Ledwidgfi Jerry ord Nv wore in Jackson 4ast Wednesday The Ralph Clinton family callAd at the C I Clinton home Sat on their way home from Muskegon, erald Clinton and wife of Detroit also ccalled r vfc, JL OlJ5 issilr fltf yOtCWCT DISPATCH Wedaeedoy, September 6, 105 1 THE FARMERS CANDIDATE Pan Hayworth DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS RAISED ON A FARM FORMER SECRETARY OF A 2,000 MEMBER FARM BUREAU VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I TAUGHT AT MICHIGAN STAT E COLLEGE SdNdE 1937 DAN HAYWORTH IS QUALIFIED Nationally known Listed in Who B Who in America Author of many books and rqaaazine articles Travelled abroad many limesEurope, JapanSouth America reld responsible positions in Federal Government, Washington D C 3 years during World War IL Tlo respossibiltty for deficit spending in our Federal Govern ment must be laid upon Gongress, lor Congress alone estab lishes the tax program andmakes appropriations, I believe that in normal times the Federal Government should operate on a bakmced budget in times 1 J duce the national debt Nil WiHlaletced Nutrient Sopply ta MalatalD HfghYields M AINTAINING high crop yields year after year depends on getting and keeping a wellbalanced supply of nutrients in a soil well conditioned with organic matter, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee in a racent statement No one element is the soie answer to high production over extended porluc, says the statement It is true that some soil for a time gives startling responses to one element But the reason for this Is that such soil is deficient in that one element, while well stocked with others Take, for instance, a soil lacking in potash As soon as potash is added, the crop response isJremendous But continued addflions of potash alone will soon pull down MM SfP REELECT HARRY F HITTLE PRESENT REPUBLICAN State Senator EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED oJLrc3pcxity it should materially re Selected I fflm1 ask fourfarmersn each of the fifty townships of I vis CoWesstoncd District to find out for me the desires of their I neighbors respecting any proposed farm legislation I shall follow the will d the majority VOTE FOR DAN HAYWORTH IN THE DEMOCRATIC IMUsRY SEPTEMBER 12m Hih nutrient Ifvel must for tup production the available supply of nitrogen, phosphate and other nutrient el 2nients When that happens there will be no response from potasi until these other elements are added All this emphasizes the fact that an adequate, wellbalanced nutrient level is essential to continued high crop production But for the top in profitable production this high mineral nutrient level must be coupled with practices that give 1A plentiful stock of organic matter to give the soil good condition and promote the maximum uar of nutrients 2Good drainage to save essential moisture and draw off ex o5s vatr 3Adequate soil ven tilation to provide crop roots with all the oxygen they need Farmers can condition their soil by the use of lime to provide needed calcium and overcome acidity, the use of good rotations and wellfertilized deeprooted legumes to increase and maintain organic matter supplies Organic Matter and Fertilizer Are Top Crop Building Team CHICAGOOrganic matter gives farm soil the get up and go to produce bigger yields ard higher qual ity crops, the Middle West Soil Im o merit CorirriUce points out As organic mat, r rots, it releases elements needed for feeding crops Liring the decomposition process, favorable conditions are produced for making available the plant nuIrcnl contained in soil minerals, says a slate ment issued by the comritec But organic matter alone cannot do the whole job of giving you big yields and hijjh quality crops, thr statement adds It needs to be rein forced by commercial fertilizer Prof Emil Truo, University ol Wisconsin ogronomibt, recently de clarcd To sayrs his the or,ic cheltb,at chemeed feitiher ruch as phophat ard poLash rrouhi rc housedis pure bunkum i,r e lev dlizers ac nrcdci to nkhe u t ilvitcble a el nutrilive ee A GOOD LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 441 r UncFe Sam Says uc matij o J Prof Truog L,y and other small oreav, you i tnin the fertility end organic matter supply by the use of composts and animal manures But he emphasises that such practices are not easiblu for large farm acreages It is impossible, he says, to prepare nd apply the enormis amounts of ompost that would e neededftfr ,ibyeraTarm On such big farm acreages, a good rop rotation will provide the need d crgnnic matter This can be suplied ii f e icvn of slowedtinder ieeprteted lcumes, crop residues, J jtubblc, sir Iks and ruots and barn nrdmanure Prof Truog says all hot is nccjsary to make the syjlom rk is the proper use of lime and ,erlilizei containing phosphorus tind potash and sometimes nitrogen The key to the organic matter and nitrogen problem he adds, is high lime and mineral fertility, This assures a thick, luxuriant stand of superior deeprooted legumes such as alfalfa and the clovers f 7 jiew Serryl Cant be disturbed Im In conference with the telephone director Yellow Paget, The American Way of Life W talk about ttdo w wan to prtaarve It You can h by voting Svptambar 12th Vote the Party Primary d your choice But take th trouble th prWkflOthe obUgattoa en American to do your duty Slncsrfely your The revered Liberty Ball lias beer, resurrected In tone, shaie and size to Deoome the syniii of the Independence Savings Bonds Drive which ends July 4 As the Liberty Beli rang out the theme of political independence, todays replioas o the Bell are sounding a message of financial security Save for your independence livery 300 invested In U S Savings Bends will brinryoo 400 in ten short y U S TttiwuTy DepariiKent Uncle Sam Says Red Adrian deBoom 0 f Candidate for RcaominadlOB tor Stfcto VumiUrWf, ShlcrwaMoa cMd Uvlnton GoimtlMk Republican Party Try a Ditpatch Wattf Adv BUSI5ELBOOSTING BARLEY I New stiffstrawed grain like this ex i pcrimcntal barley variety riht can J take heavier amounts of plant focd without lodging Its ramrod stiff straw will support all the weight of i licavy, fiillydcveloped, bushelbuilding hciUs Straw of variety at left is I too wak to hold up heads of wciifertiiied barley cm Straw broke down rnd barley lodged, resulting in mach Ic ver croy yield Clinton, Den ton an iJaton oats are new varieties that l kc heavier amounts of plant food and yield more bushels per acre June 21 mark the first day of ram mer, that time of year when everyuses thoofhts turn to vacation, whether H be to travel, to visit the seashore er moontain, er maybe to go fishing, er, maybe a swell vacation in that new home in the suburbs, the one you have dreamed about so long Whatever it is, you ean make those dreams a reality bj investing, regularly, in U S Savings Bonds, ton alone ean answer the quest Wffl you be up or down In 19Mf If you want to be up and coming, enroll during the Independence Drive let the Payroll Savings Plan settemployed, your b tk Uncle Sam Says SECURE YOUR FUTURE SAVIHGS BONDS isc IM rmjrou ua ye work, or If sel adAsWh Plan at V SJvtf mmzformw e Bserves Promotion AdtTiiiFrom where I sit It Joe Marsh e Mmt mts Drumming For Fair Play Squint Millers mighty prmul of the lot he owns that fronts on River Koud one of the liicst pota around here Hes been in a stew about it lately, though Seems that trash dunipers take one look at his property, stop their car or truck, and out goes a load of rubbish, spilling all osr his place and the roadside, too Wouldnt that make you mad Lrat nitfht Squint dropped by the house Over a friendly glass of beer, he tells me what hes done I put a couplo of empty oil drums out there, he says, wih a 1aifirrt reading If you must dump trash use these I like to keep my property clean From where I sit, Squints sign should make any wouldhe roadside trashdumpers pretty darned ashamed of themselves Now and then some folks just have to be reminded that they ought to have as much regard for their neighbors rights as they do for their own Copyright, 1950, United OteUs Brewers Fonndmit f J SPEAK UP ITS YOUR PRIVILEGE AND YOUR PROTECTION The priceless right of EVERY AMERICAN to have his say is the safeguard of the individual in any groupits true in a great Cooperative such as the Michigan Milk Producers Associationits true in every branch of pur Democratic government Express YOUR OPINIONS with your ballot at the PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY Remember thai your vote U your means of protec tion to go to the poll on SEPT Itth and VOTE This organization always has been governed by majority opinions Majority opinions generally are right Cast your ballot MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATIONmi Py eflchiqcp BL HMMWBSfi 1 1W0 , ra Pi f STATE or HARRY HENDERSON LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CAPABLE EXECUTIVE COURAGEOUS LEADER PRESENT LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER lU fox t6e MUt, ttat fat te Ktunef This advertisement contributed by friends of Mr Henderson MICHIGAN County of fho Probate Court for Llvinatoa A a imwonot taid Court told at ihs Probat Oflico in the City oi Howsll Howell in aid County, on the 28th day oi August A D, 1950 11 Present, Hcmoxae Judge oi Probate Hiram R Smith, Lloyd Hendee DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, for mtiu ZlvfH a World War II Veteran wii enforce the laws without irGY or favor la The Matter of the ESTATE OF DLDt HUNCHEY, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the ltirae ior the Presentation of claims agaiast said estate should be limited aud that a time and place be appoint to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed by and before saju Court and that the legal heirs oi said deceased entitled to , inherit the estate of which eaid tfeceas I ed died seized ebfjld be adjudicated It is OrdorcdThat all o the creditors oi said deceased aze required to present thwir claims to said Court at said Pro j balo Oikco and to eerve a copy thereo upon H Juy Hinchey, administrator ol said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinck ney, Michigan, on or before the 6th day of November A, D 1950 at ten oclock in the lorenoon, said time and place hereby appointed ior the examina ticn and adjustmeat of all claims and demands against said deceapp lor tao adjudication and determination I of ih neirs at law oi said deceased at the time oi her death entitled to inherit the osatp of whicn the deceased died It is Further Ordered Toot pubHU ouce theieoi Lr given by publication of a enpy of thio oidu once each week icr three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pincpy Dis patci, a rovpaper printed and circulat od in raid County Ti, in fc Renominate William W BLACKNEY Republican Congressman Sixth District Michigan Kn is a HfIoncj resident of Liv ngrton County, a farmer and business man He is a young, aggressive and ,3 anjs the problems of law enforcement A ttvie copy Colesti rwsball Resists 4 Probata Hitom R Smith Judge oi Frrhato MR BLACKNEY sponsored the bill which made it possible for 7,000000 veterans to cash their terminal leave checks and so save the taxpayers many millions of dollrg a year in interest MR BLACKNEY sponsored the bill that provided better medical services in att branches ol the military forces bv his Doctors Dentists and Surgeons Bill I MR RLACKNEY is a iirm believ er in Constitutional Government, and is stronqly opposed to the i nistralons attempt to cocia lio our Government bv the adoption of Socialized Medicine The Brannan Plan for agriculture ard other similar bills IMR BLACKNEY, as a member of the Armed Services Committee, vcjd for aH measures that ,Urtnu ivntfat nur bo in and out f service Had the admmistiation tonowea tne action oi Pommmee we would now have a Seventy Group Air Force a new super air carrier request iTbvSnefal MaXhur and othar neosBary material of war Because the administration did nor Zczvt the ConSnittee action cur boys were sent to Korea unprepared and are dying orUorofanso niarkns a committee member is continuing his fight to see that every available A nV noVqjii c be oiler d to our boys in service iJtn T arKNY is bitterly opposed io any attempt to cornmunize our country, and has consistentlyfovandvoted on every ocon lor trie removal of Communists holding public positions AQ UT anrMFvWnn his concessional career, has served on various congressional Committ MR BLAoKNEYurnqhis TK Immigration and Naturalization, Public Buildings ZA Graad and is a member of the Armed Services Committee which includes the Army, th Navy 1 CoSt Guad and the Public Health Service connected therewith miZmmmJi if A State Labor Body F r iinds Repeal of So Tink Ta Lv nough to Dm Ctli of tN IVtuiylvaDla Soft I tin x I ,iw w i ianifjJ re in IM i i iu Sin I lod sh luIH hi h said the tax of fy 1Uy7iMl, Virecior, GAINSS DOG RSAPCH CCTER i i 1 h iiii vs1jv11 rtv o llt iiiiist i i i 11 i t iif r iiition ptri at hi ir p1 uneuMtoytneiit and the iY i vis rpntion fully al s i her iho suit drink ii usrrys Imsi nrr tin 1,5 iicle three ycari IHs lV lliOiC Ihan peHTit 0j 1 ic Us 1444 IN THE US LAST YEAR BFAt3 RAM IN05 FieLP TRIALS iiini Mis v, Lhc iJiU ConvetJ tiuu ot the Fennsylvanla State Federation adopted a repeal resolution Te rctiition said, in part The sirt iriik tax la equivalent to twenty percent of the price of a 80ft i 7Svv THE CMAT PYRENEES MOUNT AIN DOGS FOR CENTURIESWERa APOPTEP AS COURT DOCS BY LOUIS XIV 3 DOWN ADVERSE EFFECT ON LABOR AND iiUSlRY OF PENNSYLVANIA w Jk SOFT DRINK TAX s s 1946 , 1949 Lat full year prior to imposition of tax SALES EMPLOYMENT L 1 POUCB TRAMEP POC ARE USEP BY THE BREAST AIR RDRCE IN THE MALAYAN JUNGLES TO FERRET OUT TlRKORiSTS I960, Gaines Dog Researcn Center, N Y C I L Vy Grid Lahrifiii Mini v m 3 5 which declared also thai the naruea of memhora of the Pennsylvania Legisla ture who do or do not pledge them selves to work and vote tor repeal would be recorded by representatives of the Convention Nntral observers termed the action of the powerful labor group new evi dence of labors interest In a healthy iridustrial economy, since labor itself had called for repeal of a tax which had been found harmful to labor and Industry like Top officers of Local 249 the Teamsters Union, signed the re peal resolution They vrere headed by President Thomas T Fagan, Vice President Melvin Humphry and Secretary Treasurer Scott F Marshall, all of Pittsburgh Prior to enactment of the tai measure on May 14, 1947, representatives of drink and amounts to four limes the profit on a case ot twentyfour bottles It is economically impossible for the bottler or the merchant to absorb the tax, or to pass the same on to the consumer as an increase in the selling prices The soft drink industry Is built on volume of sales The business of the industry has reduced in volume by more than 40 percent, which has resulted in a reduction of profits A con comitant or corresponding result thereof has been the failure of bottling businesses in many cases, and the reduction n the working force in other cases In either event, teamsters and other craftsmeii in the bottling Indus try have lost their employment or their earnings have been materially affected OT reduced hey Should Have a Chants To Hold Office We re willina to let the G s fight for us in World War L World vvar II, and now in Kor G We ought to be willinq to let Ihem represent us hi oriiceWilh ihe fightinq in Korea, and the nrticn in a state of emarqencv what is more iittina thorn that fos r G Is should ba actively en gaged in our civil government Memnen Williams, a G I has been a good governor He is buildinq up the Civilian Defcn se He has done many things lot thd people He should be reeleclod John G Connelly, a G I has made good as Lt Governor Hoi can cjet along with the other oihe ials He has been one of tho best state officers Ray Zteka runnina for State Reprosentath spent one year and 10 months in the South Paciiic He is a hard worker and will qe adequate support mailers of state and defense, lioyd Hendee a candidate forsherilf, spent 12 months overseas in the infantry We oucsht to have a new Bheriff Hendee will be good in enforcing all laws Glen Wiggins will make a good Drain Commissioner Ha spent 12 months overseas in the infantry in World War L He has had experience in this work and is deserving of your support This Jsjx time when politics should be thrown out and gcd persons elected to run civilian and defense offices The Denxoi crats have a good ticket VOTE SEPT 12 FOR G Is THEY FOUGHT FOR YOU COMMITTEE Uncle Sara Says sily you can I FIRES T3i S, M i srs of labor take an informal time out from the General aioHPince f c International Labor OrjraniMirn ILO, whidi BS recently at Geneva The Confereiv of ILO TntM Nations Specsifted Agency, brings together rrnnspnUtivcs of Jaiior, manafement 8d government frorii more than 50 countries Shown here Mjjfeftght Syndolpho de Aeverlo Pequeno, of Rrazil John J IWfttfct UA, Building and Common Laborers Union J il OMeabrtk the Netherlands, International Confederation of Trade ITnfcMftK rnndo Ibartez Aguila, Chile George P Dclaney, USJV, Mmmfji iiBritien of Labor and Paul Finet, of Belgium W There are tonics fer eaek season of the year, but there is ealy one which offers a vonderfnl eore for headaches, worry, or insomnia Take a rood lock at the label oa the battle That ta a U S Savings Baal faaraBteed to he safe and to pay jtm bsk U for every 3 yoo Invent, after tea years Am the more of th beaaaial medicine yoo uke, the h iathier 11 be year tneome your future flaaaalaJ staadin So iaveat regalarty mwmff pay 4aysunv mat, fall, wtate asst aprmfhi XI S a Democrats Nominate a Candidate Who Can Win Belen for Senator FLTZABETH L BELENa lormor member of the Houseof ReprSattvU U cTlnQham CounW BuitoHi and Rrofestionai WcScmV wet raised andlom on a farm near LcsasliiQ, PERFORMANCE BEATS PROMISES Sponsoxed Legislation which bagan the Advertising Program for Nfichlgoa Farm Products 1 Sponsored Legislation which opened the way for the Partici pation of Mlchgan Farmers in Federal Crop Insurance Pro i Favors an Open Country Speed LimitSava Human LifeReduce Loss oi Farm Animals and Property N V , w VeSThe FfauftM iUpach Tke Pinckney Disjxrrcn Entered as 2nd class ct of Mcarch 3 1877 matter at Postofhco 114 SoHowell St PindtaieMich Subscription Price 180 a Tear P W Oak PutflUtov Edward Bennett and iarnilv moved from the Stanley Dinkl house on South Howell Street to the houses thev purchased of nwueo an vio6 West lfist Fri CliAKED iClfiS v WVs 3 3bfcS iswiKjv7t ,eo Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis nave i rented me b L McKinley house on South Mill St The McKinleys cue qoinq to Culiieuiia ioi the winter Mr and Mrs Earl Bauahnj and Mrs W C Miller wore in Jacisvt Thursday ITS MODEMRKSlBTiQSARYI Ho men tjrponjiv uriboi,y poiomcj r,, d na op of cetjpoolivuptic tank, stiii H ,, , J trapi ond ciogged line I, Htrei tfi motf reNab ond lo yj6fy, dinoJve and uporify ttevxt coth ond othr orgciO soich of ontiao he Loui yroeeriCM taed Goods, Shoes Linsesrie Gr Store EST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Ranee Chaiies McGowun j spent the weok end at Coyle heme I Lawrence Bauqhn and family attended the Gcrrner reunion at Pleasant Lnke Sunday Mrs Dessa Nash ana isabel Nash oi Ann Arbor ana me Rittr children spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Bernice Lamont oi Mnu Aibo spent the wek end at the hm Easel Meyr and family oi YPsi laxiti cciiisd at OIJ Wair CiUiic no st Wednesday Mr artd Mrs njjei ioko vei Sunday quests at tire WaBoii home m Gerunna ihe SicMij inic6ifamly woro in Lansma Labor Day Lois Shirley, J unci Lund rn and Gerirude Molioi vn Mackinac Island on u boat iri o ho week end , j J1 y a i vln srit hi w,ok lld Ot t0 L Re n iconic o quests Ct tiie Kaiy M p hom vex Mr ZTo i i 0oqOL uiri M ni x 1 i J Lavern Clark started work ar vi v j l a,c the ncn Candy Co, Ann Aibor 11 , lesdav Pit1 1 Ar c iVV Jlt j tiooL uu Dinkel fi cairyina Mr and Mrs James iuicher oil mo1 , iwn Tampa, Florida, spent the week Ed Lomotad family havo at the Joe Griffith home moved irom the Dinkel apt on South How JI Si to the ho3, , Two weddinqs are slated for thev purchase l f Cnf Hainss on SaturdayRita Kennedy and Tom M136 v The ircd Sinaer imd jHowe are to be married at St w0 have been living in 1h Marys church Pmcknev ancv Haines hour h , m d f Ruth Kennedy and Charles Clark Q, , , I at the Northfield Catholic church Helen KOJMI I Now sr n ,, , t , cf weak a ie of Jkno L d Merritt Reeves of Grand Ran VJl , ids a son of Lee Reeves was Mr and Mrs Wayie All lcoiir at the Dispatch oftice Sat att,ildi,a iho hr, Ivflr, u , , I urday w Drfr, it rrCc tracc cne ,,q it r Gorao i cienl resolr 12 lo 6 Sor K ,VM of pool or tonk nect hmccj, , , kll 5, 0, 15, 2JJ 50, ore ONTANV R9 wangd4 Pgt Oi f Nft Otl Porjp 1 4 fe i f r i k Jcirr k U9 Lr uo,h Lake i Watei Sf tmsele i a, HERES YOUR FOR o bank io C L 3 sMfDENs U9SI 11 tmq Jli t, 7 Vr J really a pleasant businej way to rv 1,1, Whan y llo i i ny p or pa est loath 4 automatic, instantlighting burners removable porc bin drip trays y Visu a itc over, with glass win4ov ard oven iifht V 24hour clock yith builtin Vi irdcr ascocung ii O r utes v j ude s Lime and tcmf iirfe ir Ton,atioa Ii ,r0cI ovcii on lit it,, vct i sJtcvlop v trirs op v irea Orc Ju iccaicd 0 Mil i LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now ts the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas , the hrifty bottled gas for farm and team homes You can huat far and vide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rarige Rememhor, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, OK condition Easy terms, if you wisltf MAKf OTHER PHilGAS APPLIANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I I , week The Lee Lavey family and M J M MIS Mae Metz attended the Dex , 7r ivff i u ji hla a beach party ar tni nomter Labor JV picnc ,, , R Mrs Grace Noble of Pleasan Mrs Eleanor Ledwaiao, Nan, J i tko 7ov pnH with Uc UlSC and Kevin caled on tho Rdq spent the we ennndplwim Win McMnckon iamilv n ow Mr and Mrs John McIXnnel lerv,l9 Sundayn Mr and Mrs Bill Bauqhn, and A 0 kmA K Mr and Mrs Willard Widmeyer T J i V t attended the weddinq ofMarion e Frank Aberdeen homo t ,v , rrfr 1fim nt tho Keith Ledwidqe roiurnr i ,, Thursday niqht The ohn cr , Q d Mr and Mrs Tom Hill took his his mother in Ann Ajr Sunoav mother,Mrs Wxn Hillto Chicaqo y I M McLuras am by planelast week Sn SuLv t0 m 7 K trip throuqh the eastern strops Roy Scott has movsd from th 0 Dw ad fomiv Rov Dillinqham farm to the Jim Galesberq, Mrs Hafcl Ely ot mitn farm near the Marion Ann Arbor and Oscar1 bmae own house Coil Sherman and Howell were Sunday qu o, a i iamily of Dearborn hae moved ao M E DDarow home aoauuy pr JQms Curl r the Dillinqham farm ikioville and Mr and Mrs Alice Stackable has moved h, jred Zaqsma and dauqhler oi I factory to Garden City Sunday Allen Davis was hurt in a mot A larqe crowd attended n orcycle race in Iowa and is noWPxy bins auction Saturaar an home recuperatinq hqh pncs Pvailed nome ieuK H j AD0Ut 2s doas wer9 enloied in Mr and Mrs Georqe Hawkins the recent coon doq trials at the THii irT NA OO, rib well Miv Under rodiral SUPOT i Mihr I oral J o asicy CorpTvtio sureu up 0iU L crv iter S FINEST ELT 4 1 VALUE a v b t fc Jf DM LT GOVERNOR ccesnui iuiiicss Olvn and Fanner Repubiiari ,, Finest ,r ICUI urc Cookjl iOrados Fireinf Contests v HiOi School fiee U 1 J i PLANE 11 Lvi litl Foil DEAD or DAHLnD IJ l v fDetroit were Wed quests or Wylie qravel pit The VanGcrao xt iti TVI,I cjoq 0f powlervill won Mr and Mrs Albert DinkeL The Misses Alberta DinkelBernice Maas Marie Sharoe and Mary Martin were in Lansina Saturday SEE US TCDAY Wt HANfctl All IMSTAIUTION DETAILS Mrs Nettie Vauahn spont lost week at the Rov Mejriil romo io Webster ivirs hldna Reason and L 0a and Roy Reason and family the Labor day week end at a The Fred Read Robert Read cottaae at Honor, Mich lames Whitley and John Mc M JI Reason took in the D Guire families were week end I troit Chicaqo ball qame Sunday auests at the Schosser cottaqe Mr and Mrs Max Reynolds it Clear Lak BtatB 0 Mrs Emma Vollmer and son, j Albert Shirley and x Leonda fobn, spent Sunday in Fowler, ,,011 pon, the wea ville HORSES 4 Eac COWS 4 Each HOGS 50c per cwt ed FREE REMOVED WIS i3 PkSONI TY TTON Scot 12 1 IT 1 v JERRY COLONNA Sept 89 ri vovil show in a I 4cfl Rockots j,,joofttd orchestra PHONE COLLECT T CARL IiKriroWEu 4 5u Licensee tor DAPTJG 6 COMA to r 00E0 Sept 19 i SPt r 10 end at Man ion, Mich I Mr and Mrs Robert Haines 01 Mrs Mae Metz of Hcwell I ,,,,, c ho rcJ c,,rr MT and Mrs Mervin N e or horn Sunday r ackson and Georqe Lave ana Francis Caxr is spendinq some wife and Michael Lavey and time ai me John Carr farm, west , wife of Jackson were week end town jailers at the Leo Lavey nc ie r ancj rs Howard Haines and baby have moved into to Carl Lentz of Nashville VMO Dinkel apt on Soth How 1 S week end e Ona 1H Vl 1M house east of town have moved ibell family to lorida Anno sir c CamPoll hm The or spent S incav honv in Do merit I HAVE OPENEDD A AT PINCKNEYHOWULL SCHAEfflR nDS,Chubbs Cc I Wilbur Lennon and family who HOURS 1000 a m to 70 pm DAILY EXCEPT MONDAj have been livinq in the Plasko ,,, CLOSED MONDAYS i Hockey SwafthdWt rs JLOK fiiWa SnapP bon oi Ma with Mrs CtoPr Jrmes HaUarv Gardner, dauqhtor Appointments Can L Ma,, ho Callinq Wagner Grocery ishio Rfr andWfft Georqe Gardner a Your Patronarjo Welcomed birawijer Lake, rrtTs the nnr , MrsDru co aimna rlass at Ford hospit rata Mea af Detroit mis weekKer parents ent Monday qve rer n aieweil party Saturt ieabon sr aav niabt Angelo Barber Shop ,0w VV r tyTW m IWCWIE WSPAXCH r September 8 1950 Popular DuoTherm Royal Circulator now being show a by local dealer Among the exclusive features of save up to 25 on fuel bills these thrifty heaters is the famous DeTherm Dual Chamber Burner tatgets more heat from STOP TIACKING coal and ashes through yqur living room, playing hureemAidvtoS messy, oldfashioned 8toveJJHKSHv issJjWr Get a harrisoraefwjpuo , WV v Therm Fuel Oil Heatr thaVwill M Patented PowerAir Blower another esdasive DuoTherm featurecRttributes heat evenly, warms floors and far corners, look likejamillion dollar ypurliving room and give you work less, dirtless heatt every drop of oil 3 And theieare 20 other features tt mean more comfort mmre econofiiywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator now Find out how simple and easy it i the fire vy laming a dial LAVE HARDWARE ATTENTION Saw filed Retoothed Lawn Mower Sharpened All Work Don By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 Rivet Lane Drive HlLand Lake, Michigan Gus Ledwidqe who has been pitchinq for the Vermillion, N J base ball team this summer is homo now f ffrtemfoim Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES Pinckneys FIST QUALITY Meats rruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks rTNOMYS FINEST POOD STORE Local Notes Mr and Mrs GW Meyer and family of Stockbridae called at PROFESSIONAL CORNER VZTZbcZIS SAMTABWM D W VaaWtaH their way home Michiqan Bey M Dutfv M D i C K VanWINKLE Andrew Nesbitt and wiie spent Pinckney the week end at the Gordon Hester horns in Ypsilanti Mr and MiSStanlev Denchuck, John Shields and wife and Doni Michigan VanWiINKLE VanWINKLE Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M , Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays State and Savinas Bank Mon, f ua, f ri Sat, 7 to 8 p m HwU Michiqan DR G McCLTJSKEY MABliN L LA VAN Spears and wife of Detroit were J Dentist Attorney at Law week end quests at the Edward 112 North Michiaan Ave Phone 13 Briqhton,Mlch Spears home Telephones Phone 157F11 Repahinq Mrs Phyllis Soule an children Office 935 Residence 814 MYhON I HUGHES oi Howell were week nd quest Eveninas by Appointment at the Phillip Sprout home i Howell Michigan Plumbing and Keatina Sta0 8717 Lakeside Drive license Rush Lake HERBSNElED Week end quests o Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Frank Deal and wife of Dansville and Phone 183 207 E Grand River Michael Carish of Detroit Howeil Michlaan Thy Asher Wylie family andlReai Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Mrs Jessie Wylie spent SundavjCity, Lake and Farm Property at Walled Lake A Speciality The Lanqe family at the Pttd List Your Property With Me ley farm on the townline loadi ,irv Sunday j LEE Al Nesbert, daughter Bemice General insurance and aranadauqhter, Diana, call ph b9F3 pmcknev, Mich ed at the Jesse Henry home Sun , JJi Mrs Gerry Eichman and Ger AUCTIONEER irude Spears were in Jackson on Farm Sales A Speciality Scdcry HFPT WYTTE rtussell Livermore and wifo tJi 7I70 snent the week end at Douala Phono 11 78F2 Lake REFRIGERATION SERVICE ivni Jennie Devereaux, dauqh ter, Jane, and Leslie Merritt were Labor Day quests of Mrs Joseph ine Watts in Cleveland, Mrs Mvna Ware spent the week end at the Ross Lamb Lamb home in East Lansina P H, SWAHTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones39 63, Pinckney, Mich FREDC REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ,120 West Grand River Av Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYD SENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone64FU Pinckney, Mjch CARL JONES DR C I TOWNER HAPOLD RADY Repairs On Al Makes Phone Pinckney 154i j Concrete Products, Gravel, Saad Top Soil Road GraveL rill LAU Dentist Road 1111 Duane Meyers entertained the j 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter nJrJi fnhtsat a P1C n hlC hne 3461 Jl mh ivn ihursaay night tmn , , i The Claude Swarthout family WANTEDiHousekaeper to livd fpent the week end in northern fi Saai4lon Advtt West Main St, Pinckney Michiqan tUilU UVJ5 in home Mrs S H Carr j Llovd Hendee is supt in the WANIEP Girl or woman td cae snD depL at the Detroit state FOR gALEiDuothenn oil heater for children and do housework j in aood condition 1440 Darwin Fled Covert, Portaqe Lako Phone Dexter JJ32 Fair t Mr and Mrs Robert AcklevljfoQ ntitained for dinnor Saturday 8 Ar aP,d Mrs Rcrt Iack of Gulf FOR SALE15 nine weeks old Tr , port, Miss, and Madqe Jack of Pigs Frank Pearce LOGGERS WANTED Anr Arbor ,1030 Stinchfield Rd Silver Lake Fw Skidding, and Hauling Log Tliw employees of the local tel1 ,with your own equipment OA a ephone office qave Mrs Rachel R SALE Younq Ducks ysar around basis Haines who has resiqned a fare Mrs Rus1 Bokos, 2 mi south THURESON LUMBER CO ,1 well party at the office Friday o PincKiic I Howell, Mich iniqht, Mrs Roberta Miller will FOR SALE Wasmnq machine J succeed her ,25, 14 ft boat 0, Johnson trcLtFOR SALE4 room house on the Mrs Lloyd Hendee and son inq motor 20, 250 qal shallow Jeffrey, are spending the week well pump S40,inside toilet, bowl w L V11 in Holt and tank 120, wood molding Mrs Hattie Decker who has jplanesall kinds 75c each,2 small been, livinq with Mrs Mae Dall electric motors 4 each ,er for several years was taken Fred Rebman, East Side Portaqe to the Stone Convclesent Home, Lake, Phone Dexter 3561 after J Howell, Thursday 5 p m I Don Swarthout attended a bee j at the new home oi Emil Wedd 0 0 a nru WANTEDTemporary livinq quar lae on Stein Rd, Ann Arbor ana A tiAu,7r j helped Put in a cement drivewa iers m or 0111 taV John Soberaer and wif V I lint were Sunday quests of Mrs f Unrv Hoff main road, basement, furnace, hot and cold water, room K bathPriced at 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, Gregory Phone 25F2, Gregory C t vm Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis FOR SALE Cold Spot Eiectria Refriqetator, qood condition, 45, Electromaster Ranqe works fine for 50 Arthur Bullis, Greqory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c FOR SALERed Cocker Spaniel, 1 FOR SAIE 4 room cottaqe, 3 ,, L e, , , , t male 17 months old AKC reqis lots, 2 boats, 1 H P Moror, at Vincent Shields and family oi t6recj from pri2e stock, a beauty Patterson Lajce 1 Ann Arbor were Monday visitors a the Lee Lavey home Percy Ellis, rOfl SALE Electric washer,Mont gomery Ward make, qood condi Phone Det iownsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit tion, price 2000 LOST Glasses In brown case Mrs Merwin Campbell n nr near school liqhtd fied 245 Unadilla, Phone 168F2 Call Pinckney 18F21 Reward WANTEDRiders or will swop rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at Joseph Horvata, 408 Unadilla Willow Run Afternoon Shift WANTED Ditch, Basement 1 Sewer and other various kinds of Diqging ANDERSON BROS TO rltNlA Room, Board Option tionaL Mrs McKinley 306 Mill St, Pinckney EXCAVATING Call Howell 1 3 8 2 W SSnKbd NOTICE We are now deMerinjGr gasoline, Fuel oil andFurnac oil in the Pinckney Area for r ompt del j ivery call Plainiield Foxm Bureau I WANTED Elderly Woman to doSupply phone 8 Housework and as companion to Mooo soW A Elderly Lady No other adults Rwieionces Exchanged 1 i Telephone Brighton 73013 JOHN NICHOLS wr FOR SALE Lteay of Worlls Best Literaturei y Charlfes Dudley W3pr editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobioqrcf FOii SALE An 116 ft Deep Phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds Freeze in qood condition See itFamous People with bookcase freezno food, very reasonable, and writing desk combined Reynolds Densmore, Hamburg Phone Brighton 3969 or call at Phono Brjhtor 723 9555 Kress Rd Lakelcmd FOR SALE tttokoi Hydraulic FOR RENT Modern apartment Coal Stoker Good as new Pricjover Roy Corks store ed riqht for quick sale Phone 124F3 Pinckney Ross Reed Phone 57F3WANTED fcULThrViI i WANTnComblning To Do troit znarktl price Prr1nVi Hrr DU corn i r rtm pn STATE OP MICHIGAN iKS PROBATE COURT FOR THP COtTNTY OF LIVINGSTON j A a session oi said Court held at tHa Probate Office 1B the CKy of Koyeli in said County on the 25th day of Sept August A D, 1950, Present, Honorable Hiram M Smith, Judge of Probate IN THE MATTER OP THB ESTATE OF FRFD LAKE, Deceased Luro Geddes having field in said said Court her final administration ac count and her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assign ment and disribution of the residue of said estate It is Ordered, that 18th day of Sept A D 1950, at ten A M at said Probate Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition ond allowing said account ft it Fulfil Ordered That public no, Jro thereof be given, by publication of a copy of this order once each weeV for successive weeks previous to eaid day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch 3 newspaper printed end fltreulated in xcfr Countr A true copy Hiram R, Smith deleetla ParhaU Judge of Probate Register of Probata Ralph Hall Phone 52F111C H Llovd Phone 62F1 We Have Farm Seed Chick Starter For Tour Netfs Farmer Fed Supply fo MAX RUi 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 06, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 06, 1950 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 1950-09-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3d84fb779672399567aa3fe0d35b28b5.pdf f2ae12c29980ed8362d9e5e9651327da 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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Dispatch day September 13, 1950 Michigan Mirror Social pfyfningi No 38 ot mocraoj must gfe time out, i KENNEDYHOWE WEDDiTNG even from war, tlrfoVem itself fllta E Kennedy dautfiter UU J wny confess too a re Mrs Mary Kennedy and the cess to go home and vote, Pc1 late Claude Kennedy oi Pinckney IUCS As Usual is a requirement became the bride of Thomas S in a democracy How, son of Mrand MrsThr I l liow, son of Mrahd Mrs Thorn as Howe of Portaqe Lake Satflr day morning in StMarys Catho lich church, Pinckney Hev Albert Schraitt performed the ceremony James Gardner was sooist , The bride was qiyen in marr iaqe by her brotherinlaw,Lloyd VanBknrcum She wore a princess style gown ofChanully lace Her finqertip illusion veil fell trom a halo of lace held in place by tiny clusters of oranqe blossoms She carried a colonial bouquet of qlamellias and roses centered with an orchcid Mrs Lloyd VanBkxircum, her sisters matron of honor, was qowned in pink satin and wore matchinq mitts and a halfhat oi i feathers Her colonial bouquet was made of deep rose qlamell iasThe bridesmaids Leona Camp bell, Margaret Widmeyer and Mary Wylie, were dressed in princess styled gowns of rose, nile qreen and deep rose satin They wore matchinq mitts, half quets of qlamellias in matchinq hats of feathers, and carried bou colors Mary Elizabeth Kelly dressed in blue net over toffeta was the ring bearer Carol Miller, dress ed similarly in yellow was the flower qirl Pat Jeffreys, ,served as best children started school last man The ushers were Roberi week 15,000 only have half day Howe, Marion Shireyand Joseph sessions, Lavey f The lSislature has appropriat A breakfast was held at Blacks sd 83400 to start work on a Club in Chelsea and was follow new 8 sfcKV office buildnq at Lan ed by a reception at the home sing of the brides mother Assistinq I The Michiqan divorce rate has were virs John Burq, Mrs Will dropped 50 percent Marriaqes jam Jeffreys and Mrs bormai I fBiso dropped but only 51 per Kelly it Only 51 percent of every When the newlyweds left fori 0 marriages end in divorce a motor trip throuah Canada the f si year it was 101 percent LIVINGSTON CO ASSW The Livingston County As4 V61 bowfuet oiie O E S was held at How L greduate of Pinckney Hiqh ell Sept 7th, MrsWinifred Grav Sh01 Mrs Howe attended the of Pinckney was installed as the JSt Joseph School of Nursing for County President for the coming year She was escorted to her station by her qranddauqhte, Linda Musson of Howell and received flowers and gifts Mrs Bonnie Henry of Pinckney was installed as County SecyTreasurer Can Gov Williams, who qot enouah protest votes from Sfcler haters in 1948 to elect him re peat this yearThis makes Mich ion the nations hot spot The Geneal Motors wag increase nt in motion a lonq line of increases in the auto industry ChryslerFord Packard and other companies at once climbed oh the band wagon Of course this wittiwftarj hiqher prices for cars J Liingstcn business ex pert, saysinflation has a head startand the only thinq to do is vtajBpare a line beyond which ginot pass YVDSfcumer credit reached an all time hiqh in hly of 29,340 000,00 This was due to a rusrto luy autoes, refrigerators washing, machines before the war effort crod 4hem off the market After appropricdincr 362,925,for civilian defense The Mich, legslature recessed tmd went home While Korean casualties arc mounting, Don leoswrd com of civilian defen, savS Michigan as well preparedfPTTTvuTdefense The state ograniiation is com plete I No responsible labor qroup has complained agaiinst Communis curbs, acordingto Paul Weber, secretary to Governor Williams 1315,000 Michigan school OUR SWCCRACY by Mat GalJaWayRybka Current Comment ty Utte cjundattort cfSveru State is tke oiucation of Us QloutkUS DJOGEHES ,JA The weeding oi Sophia Rybka j and Lloyd Gailoway was solemn i ized at hiqh nupiial mass in a I double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic church in Pinck ney on September 9th ut 1030 a m, with Rev Alben Schmitt officiating The bride is the dauqhtor of Mrs Wanda I Rybka Fialkwoski of Whitmore Lake and the qroom the son of Mr and Mrs James It amused us last week to mv the battle ot words between th Detroit Free Press and Stat fair officials as to whether ther was qamblinq at the Detroit stat fair or not The officials declared the fair was free from gcsnblinq I whereupon the Free Press sent a i reporter out there who had no difficulty in findinq gqmes ol chance This arguement was all Howell never was a fair worthy ot in mrr I u nq called ne which did not by her cidesT brother, ffiJJE ng connected with it The bride, given was lovely in a white lace ana satin qown princess style wita lonq sleeves and Peter Pan coll ar trimmed with seed pearls and full length train Her veil was finqer tip length, held in piaceby THE SAME ASIC JDCATHAT DIOGENES UT INTO WORDS, Moze THAN ZOOO YCASAjfoj IVAS THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE PlOiWECRS WHO ESTASUSHB OUasySTEM OF EDUCATION, AND TODAVjWHtt Al CITIZENS COOPERATIVELY SUPPORT QU SCHOOLS THHOUC4 TAXES, i i HIC3UCR tOUCATlOW OFOUR YOUTH IS PURTHtRfiTD BV TKPTV PARENTS WHO PROVIOE EOUCATIONAL FUNOS FOR THEIPL CHILDREN, TKR0UGH LIFE INSURANCE ANP SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AN EVERBROADENING F0UNDA7QN iN THE EVELQPVIST OF OUR DEMOCRACY m some form or other It take money to carry on a fair, pay the prize money, premiums etc j and the fair officials have only one source to get it from and that is the people who are looking lor something for nothing a tiara trimmed with pearls Shfciw1 u lr lluiu j carred a bouquet of white 1 V1S ea many fair8 m Rybkawas hei sis roses and orchidc Gfnevieve nyDKa, ters maid ot honor Jrnd Almeda Gallaway sister otthe qroom, was bridesmaidThey were dress ed identical in gowns ot NiiJ qreen marquisette over taffeta, 1 J wJh matchinq head picces,each I earned a bouquet of red roses j I hey also were strhiqs of peais j qifts oi the bride I diehard Gallaway, brother of , the qroom was best man ana Henry Rybka, brother of the bride, usher They wore tuxedos with white coats ihe brides mother wore a j navy blue dress with a corsaq cl rod rose The qiooms moth er, a oyul blue oaislev de j witii a corejqe oi roses, j Fciicwinq the ceremony c i wedding breakfast was servea to the bridal part and quesit at h Odd Fallow HalLHowoll 1 The rowephoii was held in tne j our time and never saw one butj where qamblinq existed in some form or other We note Sally Rand of the osTich plumes was one of the main attractions Now Sail was not there to display fall fashions The veterans of Shiawassee have declared there were too many Unwarranted exemptions and deferrments and they have set tip a committee to screen all deierrments and exemptions in the present crisis,accordinq to Charles Blackwell chairman of the veterans defense leagueThey also want a member of the lea gue and a Gold Star Mother put on the draft boardWe heard all kinds of wild stories during the lust war about deferrments but as iar as we know there was no foundation to any of them The unsolved murder of Sena Fnitnwr hrrii wiT lu tor Hooper of Albion whftmrww iSnnl1 ilshot and killed 4 year, 1 o i J , Odd evening when 200 quests enjoy, j ed fried chicken, prepared and School Notes KENNEDYCLARK WEDDING Ruih Marie Kennedy, daughter r, rv , 0 Mr and Mrs Lewis Kennedy ihe Pinckney O E S Chap of Whitmore Lake, and Charles ter won the award for having i G Clark,son of Mr and Mrs the best attendance at the O ES Charlos Clark of nient this year is 354 Last year it was 345 The high school en rollment is 98 the smallest in years Last year it was 122 fins x r ii W1H decrease is caused by some oi two years Mr Howe graduated the famili away, and from Pinckney Hiah School and it f h f flJ r is employed at VanBovens m worjc Ann Arbor J ln addition to those going to the Pinckney high dgrads school Churches St Marys Catholic Church Piockney Michigan Rev Fr Albert J Sehmitt, Sunday Musses , Q00 1130 and and and all astoi Summer 60, 600, Winter 800 d 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 73C Confeesions Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Sunday before 800 Mass a road neaj Lansing in broad daylight ,like Banguos ghostwill , lnot down There was renewed JPactivity in the case last weekby, from the state P01 Senator Hbper was the star witness against Frank McKay, Nkch boss, indit jed by Kim Siglerss ojand iury npwiv HirWP asassinated just before neWiY howfjfi scheduled to testify Without his teaP n n hfarntramacjc where they have an apartment ex Pinckney, county convention at Howell last ichanqed weddinq vows Saturday Tuesaay night They also put j morning in St Patricks churh on o minstrel show skit Those Northfield taking part were Virginia Carver Mildred Miller, Roberta Ambur gey, Dorothy Parker, Louise and Uariene ZeiglerMrs HamelWm jfred Aberdeen was director and Rev Leo Andres read the wedc ing services The brides gown was stylea with a chantilly lace border cm a white slipper satin skirt and Mrs Eloyse Campbell played j train,Additional lace at the waist Mrs Loretta Shaefer also played formed a peplum in front and a several accordion numbers in fishtail at the back Her fingertip costume, the Howell O E S veil of illusion was held in place Singers, directed by Mrs John j by a headpiece ot lace and ornaarnan, also sang anqe blossoms She carried a jcasade bouguet of white roses DEXTER COMMUNITY CHOIR ,and qlamellias The Dexter Community Choir j Mrs August Oravec of Detroit is starting up under the direction J who attended her sister as matron of Carl Beaver of Ann Arborfand j of honor ws gowned in pale will hold their first practise on I blue organdy The bridesmaidsMonday Sept 18 at St Andrei Adelina Cussigh, Whitmore Lake church hall, Dexter at 730 pm and Mary Margaret Clark, the All old members and any new qrooms sister, wore yellow orone wishing to join are invited gdndy All the attendants carrAnyone interested phone Dexter ied yellow roses and glamellias 2501 or 5131 after 500 p m Thomas Clark acted as best man for his brother Another FIRE DESTROYS BARNS brother, Jerry, and Robert Kenn were bb more are attending the Mar I rannrct ,, t ble Reeves, Pettysville and the rtfgahonal UHnmuty Cady school which are part of Rav n ,Vrcf the Pinckney school system I r , radV Pastor This m the enrollment ,1 l our of Shar Kindergarten 30 i sSr Ch GlIts OI lho First Grade 32 i 9nn T , Second Grade Z 32 Mfiifdl Ald me9t wiih Mrs third Gade 32 Fourth Grade ,Z 33 Filth Grade Z 15 1 Sixth Grade ZZ 31 Seventh Grade 25 highth Grade 27 ,0, Total evades 256 12th Grade 261 11th Grade 11 25,nH t 4, Prostestant Youth n Nelson Buzzard Mrs huzzard Mrs Mary Teeple hostesses Sunday, Sept i7Chuich S Sermon The Testinq Faith 1130 Sunday School Jam Leader in the Jerusaleum ch prepared served by Fanny Miller Mary Zusqa, cousins of I bride I A three piece orchestra I Detroit puyd Ameiicun polish music for dancing through the evening Alter trie reception the w,ds ioit en a wedding trip to n wfw FloioaOu their return Lhey wjli cqamst McKay Hve n Harntramack whpro 11 timonv the case fajled Mike Sel ig, a Detroit gangster was on of the chief suspectsHe was cont victed of a crime and sentenced but was releasedon bail, pend inq appecifijlf his bail land has not been caught Last week his wifwatreleased from 1 an institutibri whereRe wa3 sen I ving a term for narcotics law ,viJaton She is said to have qiv ho state police information which filled 0 number of qaps in I the Hooper murder Pete Ma 1 honey, anothn suspect, eervia FOWLERVILLE WINS TITLE Fowlerville won the TriCounty League championship Sunday bj winning a double header irom WebberviiJe Inds 6 to 0 ana 8 to 7Hank Green, old Brighton pitcher got credit for the both victories He releved Zeko iho 9th innmq of the frst 1 Cn whn Webberville tied the 1 ervice, ot Your es, the Chur 300 Church Planninq Conference 10th Grade Z 25 f b HevRard Holland, 9th Grade 291 the Total as aWhon of Detroit Making i en the Repubhcan Ucket as Reeves School 23 UK n UfCh a Pwer for Ch Marble School 20 z 442 60CPotluck suppper, 700 AddreeaYohth Who Found the Riqht Pcrthby RevRowland Tuesday 800 Prudential Com Voqi in Qam ccore and got credit lor the vie tory He pitched a 6 to 0 shut , , out m the second game allowinq timo in Jackson was qiven a U 4 nits and gethng 8 strUoouts detector test which was incn First qame,BatteriesFowlerviue elusive He will be qiven a110 Voqt, Green 6 MillerWest 6 one later Harry Fleishe another Dunkel suspect also lumped his bail Put Second gameFowlervilleGreen was caught Miller Andrews Dunkel Complete Total Miss Druscilla Murphy is act ing as secretary for Supt Read erat the school graduates inst in for high deacons, School to the ot in Fire of undetermined orgin de I dy, brother of stroyed the barn and grainery ushers jonoo of Nursing, Detroit, Mary on what is known as the Will, A breakfast at the Michiqan I Gardner St Josephs School Bland farm on Hinchey Rd Thy Union iollowed the ceremony, of Nursing Detroit, Lois Curtis, farm is now owned by Itoy DilKJ ana a reception at the home of ingham Carl Sherman is thev the brides parents Assisting tennant on the farmf The firewere Mrs Naomi TaborDenver, was discovered about 4 p m 1 Col, aunt of the bride,Doris Ryby a passing motoristMrSherm ian and Barbara Clark of Pinckan being at work in a field The ney, Mrs Don Holies of Detroit Pinckney fire dept was called cmd Mrs Ethel OConnor of The barn was too far gone but Whiftnore Lake, thev saved the tool shed and the ,f After a two weeks honeymoon house Destroyed in the fire was m Northern Michigan, the newlyaccombine, hayloader and 85 weds will live at Kalamazoo, bales of straw The loss was in Jvlrs Clark , a graduate of St sured in the Livingston County , Thomas high school and St JosMutual Auterins Co ephs Mercy School f Nnrsing The following 1950 MiuuuUiuamitoa , 4 , ore entering college this month 1 Wed 4m q at pa3oQ MichState Normal,Isabel Brady,Z0110 Choir 7 Patty Rebman, Baxbaia Clark 110r 011 ftacti8e WesternState Joe Clark Fordj CALVARYMONI ev Ezra 3aiy, Pastor Mining Worship 1000 Suiday School 1100 ATTEND FIELD DOG TRIALS Wldren Hour 1145 Bert WvliTwitK Bv7 u Young Peoples Meeting 730 92 Republican 14 votes aer of Fowlm nt rZ SVeninJ Worship , 7T 8 15 sUcd Gov Williams ger of Fowlerville and Ncrman Supt R08COe r votesUoyd Hendee 53 for Ass t Supt Marvin Shirey I iff Deleqcrtes to the county con The big news last week was PRIMARY ELECTION the letter of the president to The interest in the primary was which the marines took except Penary was , Qnd his pubUc apolooy Democrats were opposed In Ithom a dTa or s0 lcrtrul Wayne county Gov Menneni Marine League coTnvefnftrvV Williams showed great strength Washington D C Now the story polling twice as many votes as goes back a few years 1 attempt to unify all the armea forces under one headThis was hard iought by He diffffent branches 0 they did not Want individuality NoW, are considered a his five Republican opponents, Harry Kelly won theBepubli con ncminaiicn for governor and Senator Vandenberg of Holland that of It governor Conq Black ney beat Kit Clardy for the 6th o lose any the marines Dieterle of Dexter attended th oSS jWif Meetinq 1 vention named were Murray Ken 2S 5J 4aSJ Wednesday 800 P M nedy, Uo Lavey L Murphy week 5000 dogs were thereBudl , and M E Darrow Wessenger won the first fe MABMAGF UCSWSES j On the Republican ticket male senior prize cmd pzra Thomas Howe 22 Dexter, Rita I vote for governor was Kelly the female lunior first prize Xennedy21 PinckneyJohn Croy Leith 20 Alger 14 Engle 8 onrrfT nMM,M Plymouth, Joan Davis, 20,aoveroor Vandenberg 41 H WEC1AL COMMUNICATION Howell William Dutcher, 18How o S Laubeqayer 10 Ml Special Communication of Liv ell Barbara Lybrink, Iff Howell district nomioation Dan Hay part of the navy and ,9 worth is the Democrat nominee I davs iought sea battles 0 ExProsecutor Meader won in decks cf battleships Later mey the second district Senator I were used in 1andinq operations Harry Hittle won renomination The army and navy are rer9 Rep Adrian deBoom had no op , Eented on the defense statt position California congressman g a In Putnam only 164 votes iettGr to the president 2 were cast62 were Democrat and tuat a marine be put on j11 were a stafL As this would givj Q 47 tne navy two,men to 2 r the army thfrresident saidnff and added themains hr better propraganda ANNOUNCEMENT the YpsiTgnti Sfate HospitaL Through an errorequs statement, Mr Clark, a graduate of Pinckit has been stated that we are nev high school will be a iun eellinq out and that we are giv ior this fall at Western Michigan ina up the pratise of dentistry Colleae THIS IS NOT TRUE We are happy in our location, enloy ARMY INDUCTIONS servinq the people of this area j Paul Burroughs Charles Dsw ancj like our many friends that y and Joe Mrox went to Detroit we have made in this commun Tuesday for army induction, ity Z Jack Darrow, a reserve, was an Detroit has been employed c ingston Lodge No 76 F 6 AM Joseph Wise, 40, Howell, Martha , inn lcistfemark tn Friday night, September 15 at Roberts, 35 Fowlerville William 800 p m at which time a First Hilton, 45 Howell Anna Fellows Degree will, be conferred This is the first degrae work of the fallj RED CROSS CLASSES 65 Clardy Stalin s , an uproa The President, iccrptainn eWorld Dr and MTowner,Dexter,Mich called to Camp Custer today for 8044 Portage Lake Road, physical examination season and a good attendance, in civilian defense start next Mon is askd Refreshments served af Red Cross classes in first aid tea the degree work iday night at Howell high school By Order of the W M Lot 730, Al Cole, instructor, W Curlett, Sec Tuesday night 730 at Fowlerville Don Deering, Instructor, T Tuesday niaht 730 at Brighton high school, ElizcdjflSieeiui Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor was quest Roy Dillingham horn list week esns infttructo r Congress Blackney 23Senator Hittle 46 3, Prosecutor Erwln 28The rest were without oppos t iticn Deleqates tc county conven, d at the present r ticn are Stanley Dlnkei, Host Read Norman Mulef, Wri RlcE ardson SPECIAL NOTICE Starting September 17, 1950 It AI will close my place of business bMrtd the danfleji daily at 60Q p uu ertWierfl day at 1230 p THE PARKER m and on Sun ftoTOR SALES Never ha a war been so ,com ia and other swift xngf municatlon have dnJ pott but the chief credit qoes to the eorrespondents who shared the dangers cmd ions with the soldiers This hat notfbee wjAgutcol SL ctttltf Sdmelimporters hate their lives in Korea v, k 1 i t m 4 i m H 2ktfTr A 4, V SVC v i Hwcmgr H8PA1 NEIGHBORING MOTES Modern w ELECTRIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERSTHE LAST WORD IN COMFORT You bet theyre modern Electric water heaters are troublefreemore con veoient, more dependable than any other type For the very last word in modern, carefree living choose an electric water heater See your plumbing dealer, your appliance dealer or any Edison office DETROIT EDISON OmeeanvL AMERICAS 3BEVERAGE , MODERATION the gome ef aolf is gaining in popularity every year Its a healthful, bit game And its TheAmerican Way after reaching the 19th Hole to relax and enjoy a cool, sparkling glass of Michigan brewed beer for beer b the kind of beverage Americans like It belongs to pleasant living, to good fellowship to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, Jtoritogt 3UW Michigan Brewers Association h 71711 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan Howell lliealer SpwelL Mklscn Joes Wed, Thnr Sept 12,1314 Fred Aetata Bad Skehon Vara Ellen Arleao Dahl fa THREE LITTLE WORDS Comedr Chelsea school district voted Tuesday on raising 5 mills for school buildinq purposes South Lyon Odd Fellows aro buildinq a new lodqe hall with volunteer labor Cpl Lance Brown of Whitmare Lake was wounded in action in Korea, acordinq to word re ceived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Victor Brown Miss Lela Stiff of Howell is dds continuing her convalescent naay a 15 home Oqt 1 She was recently marriedThe Smith Farm Service Co ot Stockbridqe has been sold to Harold Ward dSons of Saqmaw Born to Bruce VanBlaricum jr and wife of Pinckney at Rowe hospital, Stockbridqe, Sept 3, a daughter Pauline Mae Glen Marshall of Greqory was married to Helen Maris Suhre at Hoopeston, 111, Sept 3 Harrison Cooper of Unadilla attended the American Leqion convention at Grand Rapids last week Charlotte will vote in November tn the installation of parkinq meters The mother of Dr AJMcGieoqor died at DDetroit last week Robert Greqory, 21 a negro from Detroit, drowned at Kent Lake, near Briqhton, Labor Day, when the boat in which he and several companions were in tipped over , The enqaqement of Doris Paton dauqhter of Norman Pa ton of HiiATER Friday, Saturday Sept 1511 I THE NEVADEN A Western ia rrr j Randolph Scott Dorothy Molone, i and Forest Tucker Gene Auftey in THE COWBOY AND THE INDIAN Also RUSTYS BIRTHDAY Stauma Ted Donaldson, John Litel Col of Cartoon I unday, Monday, Sept 17, 1J Sunday, Shows 415 p xn Coat Joel McCrea Ellen Drew IB STARS IN MY CROWN j Sunday Monday Sept 17, it Sunday Sloan 9, 5 7 9 THE FURIES A Drama Stanlna Barbara Stanwyck Walter Huston and Wendell Corey Scol for Pegs Sept 19, 20 21 Cartoon Tues Wed Tbui FRANCIS A Oood Comedy Starring Donald OJCbnnor Patricia Med ina Zaxu Pitts The Talking Male Show 715 and 900 Cartoon CorningrSoufh Sea dinner, Stars in My Crown, Kid from Texas wttt Alan Hale, Lewis Stone Tues, Wed rfur Sept 19, 20 21 Fred Askdre, Fred Skelton Vera Ellen Arte Dahl THREE LITTLE WORDS AVOfl TT Stockbddqe, Michigan u lWii ui,Novelty and Cartoon Pingreetq Lyle Fellows of Howell rComingMy Blue Heaven Caged is announced x Miss Mollie Wilson of Staten J , Island New York, is visitinq her sister Mrs Laura Howlett of Howell The Wayne college football, team is traininq el the Detroit Recreation Camp, near Briqhton The squad is composed cf 44 players and 10 coaches In circuit court last week Russel Dyson and Montie Mulkey both pled quilty to unlawfully drivinq away a car They will be sentenced Sept 16 Betty Camp bell was granted a divorce from Ronald Campbell and Phyllis Nelson from Georqe William Ncl son DexterTheatre DEXTER, stflCKGAN Ai CofHiioaed Friday, Saturday, Sept 15,16 Double Feature TARZANS DESERT MYSTERY Starring Johnny Weismuller , Piss FRONTIER PONY EXPRESS I A Drama Starring Roy Rogers, Gale Evans Shows 700 and 915 Friday Saturday, Sept 15,16 TRIGGER JR In Cinecolor , A Western with a circus performance Roy Rogers and Dale Evans little Moths, bla Flame, Waiting tn the Lurch, Howdy Podner, Thrlls of Music buntiay, Tuesday, bept 17, 19 BEAU GESTE The enrollment for the Dexter S,ory ef Foie9n l ln Afric Aqriculture School the first day CUt ,,,, Oat Ccoper, Ray Milland 226 and UiW ComingScene of the Crime was 616 Hiqh school first six qrades 226 Larrv Gherkin and wife oil Howell have leased the Gray Checoer by the Dozen Cleaners shop at Brighton Mr and Mrs Vincent Rivard have sold their home at River sTcTe and with their son Jimmie ere movinq to Cincinnati,Ohio 47 Years Ago Jacob Bowers has returned home from the Pontiac hospital, j Bom to W B Darrow and wifs Monday, a qirl Gene Campbell has sold hit windmill to Fred Grieve who has moved it to his farm The Pettysville cider mill has started operaiioa, Nora Fohev is teachina th IPodunk school in Webster The Younq Mens Club met I Thursday nighUArthur Swarthoui ician was named secretary Prof Clayton Miller furnished the en tertainment He is a skilled mus at the Pinckney Grand Trunk de pot to persons attendinq the state fair at Pontiac Editor An drews attended it and aives a description of his trip in this iss ue ,000 paid admssioris were sold Thursday Sunday, Monday, Sept 17, 18 DUCHESS OF IDAHO fa Technkolor An Action Drama Starring j Ester William Van Johnson Stinday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 j Cartoon and Latest Mews Tuee, Wed Thm, Sept 10, 20 21 Shows at 715 and 8 15 ROGUES OF SHEriWOOD FOREST b technicolor Starring t John Derek, Diana Lynn Shows 715, 91 I Travelogue Newt Pete Smith comingrlellzapoppia Wagon Master, Treasurer island Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 500 Each HORSES 500 Each HOGS 1,50 per Cwi WE BUY JflDEb AiD CALF SKINS Phone 68 Plncknsy Central Oead Stock Co aw WYLIE NOTARYINSURANCE and BONDS fcHONE 138 PINCKNEY McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 STATE OF MICHIGAN Incorporated 1918 She OBBH let fke f sasy et Llvinaston At a I Thesenior class has elected J c 00 Court hW leik the followinq officers Pres Per ,09 otfice City of HoweU cv Hinchey Vice Pres, Euqene ,n d 7 on the Wth day of AugAiet Reason Sec, Erwin MonksCor jA D 1950 Sec, Ethel Graham TreasJlor 1 ence Andrews Hwtoe Ham R Smith, The featicre event at the iair Jud9 of Probate rider who rode i e Mejtter of the ESTATE OF was a bicycle down cm encline and plunqed 100 ft into a tank of water Frank Mackinder has a letter in this issue on the Pine Barrens of Michigan, Mame Brady is teachinq hi the Wriqht district near Howell Nellie Gardner is workinq in a mllinery store in Jackson Will Blnd is buildina a 16x30 sfeeM SDj pps sieHi sDt vished John Dinkel is paintinq Floyd Loves farm house Qreesa and Lulu Abbott have enrolled at Cleary Business Coll e, Ypsilanti 8S WilHam E Beach, Deceased Albert L Smith having filed LABOR DAY MIDCENTURY Labor Day usually means plo nics, enjoyment and a well earn ed rest far most people But we all recoqnize the more sicmificant meaninq This year, we pav tribute to American workers count, and his petition praytoa far the the hiqest standard of livina in allowance thereof and for the assign fae world In observance of La ment and distribution of the residtu, I bars special day this bank will aid estate not j open for business on It is orderef,That the nth day of Sept, Monday, September 4th AD, 1850 at ten oclock in the fore noon at said Probate Offlee is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public J Notice thereof be given by publication McPHERSON Stale BANX Leon To Dance e Fowlerville Fair is October fed in said County of a copy of this order cmee each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearice fite Pinckney Die, patch, a newsocrDer printed and drculat week for a new W on VeyTAla inter of the BF DD Top Ballet tf CUiitt rOR BABIES EMROLL 5EPTMEBER 18th at 400 pm at the Ptadnty School Main St, west of the S H, Carr home Leo EweTs did the excav atinq t Jack Darrow went to Three Riv ers last week to visit the Xenn eth Darrow family The following members went to Roseville, Macomb county, on Friday niqht and conferred a First Degree on a relative af four As Georqe Green and wife were on their way home from Howell last Sunday niqht a man spranq out from the bushes at the Harger cemetery and qrabb ed their horses reins Mr Green used the whip and the horse broke away from the man The I same thinq happened to Charles Hbom R Smith Jndqe of Preeate Howell Mich Undo Federal Supervision Member Fedeocd Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits un o 5000 for ach Depositor m 700 p m i me West and Winston Bauqhn Jwst oi H lcuweett A Icrqe number of local Maspn, laHeirS110 I Y ball qame in Detroit Sat ,Walsi Ve editor Qare Miller family 0 I MM UeSaB MJ s 1 spend the week end at Dougfas 1 alZnJnZFrwr11 9 Lake in northern Michiacm 111 4 Mr and Mrs E U McKinley aeaajWBie in Gregory Sunday Wt Gfamia kwt week Announcement I HAVE OPENEDD A Barber Shop AT PINCKNEYHOWELL 6r SCHAHte RDSgKAi , HOURS 1000 a m to 700 PJILDAILY EXCEPT MOTOAYll CLOSED MONDAYS Appointment Can Be Made by Calling Wagner fmeets Your PatroaageeSiped I Angela Barber SfwpWednesday September 13, 1950 Peoples Store TW Ptockney Disjxflcai Entered as 2nd class J ct of March 3 1877 I matter at Postoffic I 114 SoHowell St PtaftteecJAichl iptiau PA 9U0 a T Par Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Ge Store 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de line FHILGASJAPPAH Range Tom Baird and wife oi Bay City spent the week end at the C H Mqporie home l I The Misses Barbara and Jane, Nash iesumed their school wane at Howell high school last week I Bernice Lamant spent the week end at the Louis Coyle home ana was in Howell with them Sat Mrs Marjory Parkinson and daughter of Ann Arbor caned on Mrs hose Hendee Saturday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson Mr and Mrs Gus Henneau and Miss tiva Wenderiein afctendea the weddmq of Eleanor Bechler of Detroit to Fred Austin,MtClem ens at St Stephens Lutheran church, Deoit, Saturday niqht j Mrand Mrsjohn Carver attend i ed the Detroit state fair Friday Arthur Bullis and wile of Gegory were dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Robert Read one night lasst week Tne Uscar Beck family hav moved into the Plasko place they bought on M36 E Henry Shitey ana family nave moveu into tnon heme on East Main St Merlin Amburqey and his motner Mrs mary nmouiuey tended the nigjit ball game in Detroit last luesauy nigni ana had dinner a Topinkas Bill and Dolly Bauqhn and son, iimmie, spent Sunday at the Harold Franklin home at Howell jonn Carver and wife called ai the Willard Murrell home Ypsiianti and on his mother Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Murl Byington of Verne , w ro Sunday quests of i lr o i 1 ,i3 Roberi Pike Mrs Mary Hoff with Mr and Mrs Floris Clark spent the vac c iu with Mr and Mis Georqe t i m irLr ana acinaja , AI iivlA audtjnum It 10 ilfu, hiama Broqan Mrs Lueiia Par n and Mary Hl rj tockciiuqo cali ct me name i ir una Mrs Stanley Dinkel Sun day j GOODBYE TO PUMPING DlSSOtVES TREE ROOTS JUMINAIES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE NO MORE ODORS ITS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY 1 No RIMI xpflsiv unholthy pumping and dlQQlnf up of ctnpooli, Mptic tanks, tpog pools, groi Uap ond cloggtd lino Heres th mosl relioble ond lo , method to tqufy, diiioive and saponify grtose, tludg, hair, coth and othot organic solids This modern chemical guarantee quick ond oflU cienl resulN 1 12 to 16 Soirs NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank necary whil chemical is working, 5 JO, 15, 25, 50, ond 10 CONTAiNHS Cwwdioa PL Of Of PM6S Myron Hughes 8717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake in in Plumbing Water Sytemsete Stanley Dinkel OVER 1,800,000 MICHIGAN NNSWtiWYE i t j Non Lodwidqe returned to nor j Rosalee Nash is spendinq J80101 work at AdrianTuesday BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD w M, ouuiM a Mrs Eicancr Ledwidqe,Demise week home heiofe resuming her and j attended th bah studies at Mich State College J i Mrs Ida Byers and dauqhter, Janet oi Ann Arbor were week end guests at the Ross Read home 4 automatic, tnatantttfhtinc btinura removable porte taia driptraya , iMlitecmnwithgbtwitv 4ew and oven Hgfrfc Uhow tlock vitk buntin Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer entertained the following at a corn roast at their home Satur da niqht Mr and Mrs Ross Read, Mr and1 Mrs Herb Sned, Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer and J Dr and Mrs Towner Sunday guests at the Roger Can home were Leo Bettys and j and family of Walled Lake Vern Smith and wife of Lansing and Jay Smith and wife of Howell, Mr and Mrs Arthur Marshall and son Louis, were injiorthern Michigan over the Labor Day j week end Mr, and Mrs Arthur Marshall with Mr and Mrs Carl Giegory of Dexter attended the ball game in Detroit Thursday, Floyd Hammond and wfe of Lansing wore Sunday quests oi Mr and Mrs Uiydo Fisher Mrs Borlon of Strawberry entertained the 500 club Sunday Mr and Mrs E H Schiepfor and wife oi Lima,Ohio,were the week end quests oi Andrew Nrsbilt and wife Lawrence Bauqhn and family spent Sunday at the Latim home near Munith Jeri and June Lamb of Ann I THE HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OWN WIOI JiafttWMElY PLANS FOR k Hosntli, MEDICAL SURGICAL CARE Protection thats Priceless 35 ilrv Maude Martin of DcUcA spent th week cud With Mr ,,, and Hrz Albert Dinkel Arbor soent last weck ai the W Born to Leonard Devreaux v K,me ,, , cmd wife of Detroit Sept 5a sen Mrs Alta Meyer attcnacd a James Leonard teachers meeting near Walden UUL,3t3 Gl Mrs, Dina Sparr woods Hartland, last weak ast Wek wrre Mr ana Mrj Miss Lois Mclonell spent the l Sherman Hcnistr and Mrs week end inClucago Huner Wheeler of Lansirg anc Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon called ln the Arthur facn lamiiv n Howell Sunday Mr Georqe Meabon and Mrs Marshall Meabon attended a utcrk shower Thursday qiven by Mrs Mary Maletizki at Fowler vile Thursday inhonor of Mrs Mar snail Meabon Ivl and Mrs Fred Read spent rand Mrs John McDonn11 Mr and Mrs Don Milbur of Pon Sunday at the John McGuir entertained 17 friends from Detiac troit Sunday CJvde Darrow and vife Viiiminder signals eoordng 4me, up to 80 rraute V VUguidc givti tm and do feraturt informatfaa V IBwainatod aignal teDa fcta vantaoo v IfcSt Utumirstd entire top M range Larfe working are Von lain finish Concealed i vant LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD NjNGE Now Is the time to modemiie your kitchen with Pruls 4h thrifty bottled gat for farm and town homes You can huat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rang Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, if you wish MANY OTHgft PHILOAS AlPUANtfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSC mother, Mrs Flora DOTTDW PEIRCES BUY WITH COMTDSNCir STORE FOR WOMEN flOWELL A twotont favorite in permanent finish, creaseresistant rayon gabardineperfect for the fashionminded, actionminded American woman Wonderful detailing plenty of freedom and a host of brilliant color combinations to choose from SEE us TODAY All MSTAUATION MTAM kjr Swartfewt game at Detroit last Tuesday Milford spent Sunday with night The Albert Shirley family spent Sunday at the Gayle Shirley home at Plymouth J The Murray Kennedy family called at the Culver farm in Deer field Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel at tended the Detroit state fair on Tuesday and Allen Dinkel and Bruce Miller Wednesday Allen Davis iniured his should er motorcycle racing in Iowa and is out of it awhile He had to have an operation on his choul rer Mr and MraRoy Dillinqham, Mr and Mrs Dale Miller end I Mr and Mrs Asher Wylle attended the RybkaGallaway wed ding reception Saturday nite at the Galloway home, Edward Spears irwith Mr and Mrs ohn Steele of Detroit went to Alma Sunday to see an old army buddy The Gerry Elchman family and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy called at the Russel Glover,home neat Fowlerville Sunday Dr Harlow Shehan and son I Jimxrue of lacjawm called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Younq and Mr and Mis Vincent Youna took Mitarie to Lansing Sunday where she has enrolled in the nursing class at St Lawrence , hospital The Ray Bums, Jack Young families, Joe Bums, Gerry Moller and Dorothy Lavev attended th Kennedy Clark wedding at lJorth field Saturday c PROTFCT YOUR HOME FROM BURGLARS Almost 4000,000 homs and shops will be rwrglariized this year Dont let yours be one of them Read Somebody tin the House by Arthur WWallander, Jjonner poliicce commissioner of sNew York Chy n The American Weeqly celebrated realHie mag laHne with this SimdaysiSepteml Iger 17 Umtm of fhs Thw DMt MrsSteve Tiplady who has been 1 visiting here, has returned to St his Petersburg, Florida home in Detroit Pauline Strawhecker, neice of Mrs Ona Campbell, is amending school at Paris France a 4 v faTiiiiwnrnaj t ggmgpjjBMpwTGHWednesday, stabsr , wo I CONFIDENCE AND CONFIDENCE i PROFESSIONAL CI oa THE PINCKNEY SAJWTAHIUM D W VanWinkU When you come here to borrow money, all information relating, pj to the loan application is treated 5Ma Bey M Duffy ML D in strict confidence by us This is just one of the reasons we warrant the confidence shown by by IOIJES who come here to box row money Gome in when you nedd cash for any worthwhile pro ject Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mon, Tues, FrL Sat, 7 to 8 p m, DR G McCLUSKEY Dentist 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones j Office 935 C KYaaWINKLE VanWSNKU VanWlNKLE Attorneys at Law First State and Saving Bonk Howell jg Michig MAET1N Attorn Phone 13 Phone 157F11 MYBON J THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich, Residence 814 , Evenings by Appointments j m 1 Howell Michigan1 Plumbing and Heatfeg , State 8717 LakesideUMve License i i Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur I once Corporation, All Deposits In sured up to 5,000 for each Depos j Iter HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan ineai Estate, Insurance Brokerage jCity, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY Popular buoTherm Royal Circulator now being shown by local dealer J S TOP TRACKING coal and ashes through yoyr living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned stove Get a handsome new Duohenn Fuel Oil Heater that will k like a million dollars iif your vTnfcroom and give you work Among the exclusive features of these thrifty heaters is the famous DisTherm Dual Chamber Burner tfat gets more heat from every drop of oil jj Patented PowerAir Blower another exdasive DuoTherm featuredistributes heat evenly, warms floors and far cornen, saves up to 2S on fuel bills 1 3 And thoffjue 20jther fea tures that mean more comfort mere economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator tkrwt Fird out how aiovple and easy it vc by turning a diall SPOT CASH FOB DEAD or DISABLED STOCK COWS 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 per Cwt, ed FREE REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG I HOWELL 4 5 0 General Insurance j Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich , Rush TLake P H SWAHTHOUT SOR Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service i Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C RJQCKHOFF SrT OPTOMETRIST l AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone PtockneYW2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinjkney 154F3 DR C J TOWNER Dentist Lake Phone Dexter 3461 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 81S LLOYDHENDEE 4 Livestock Haulina Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Plnckney, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel Sand Top Sou, Road Gravel, Fill lirt Road Building T nA nvtr Blocks Lald Wece Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter 7628 Toma Rd plndniyi M Phone Dexter 3116 THE NEW DUOTHERM FUELOIL PTEPr NOW A f Licensee for DARLING COMPANY PINCKNEY PTA LAVEY HARDWARE WANTEDHousekeeper to live fiaacifiiwi A7Q West Main St, Pinckney tJ iUieU iUlV in home Mrs S H Carr WANTED Girl or woman to care FOR SALEiSow and 11 piqs for children and do housework Russell Bokros Fred Covert, Portage Lake WANTEDWoman for light hnu Phone Dexter 3532 I work and care for sick lady, 2 JZ in family Mrs Daniel Phelphs LOGGERS WANTED Stockbridge Ri 2, phone 3122 wMr For Skidding and Haulina Loan ,LOSTGlasses in brown casewith your own equipment on a rj, , on or near school lighted field, i year around basis This is an open letter to par , Call Pincknev 1RF21 Reward, j THURESON LUMBER CO 1 ents of Pinckney school children11I , LHowell Mich land the,teachers whose respon FOit Rooin ouse, oil, Mien sibility it is to instruct them Three years go group of Rpgd Pinckney, Mich bx Room Wouse, heat furnished 30 a month I George VanSkiver, 1122 iviovvc FOR SALE4 room house on Waw yJ TBS LijAjaig rat ATTENTION Saws filed Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan parents teachers interested in FOR bALL Hound Oak Kitchen closer relationship between each Range, burns coal or wood, in other, orqanized a chapter of qood condition the National PiA Our first j Louis Kourt, phone 69F3 year was quite successful and it FOR SALEQuaker Oil Stove and the main road, bcument, iumace, hot and cold water, room ior bathPriced aj 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, GreqoryPhone 25F2, Grreqorv c fy JOHN E McCLELLAND Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Pinckney Rd, Howell, Mich ,tmJeOny you can PREVEHT FOREST FIRES seomed wo were wejl on our I pipe, small size, for two or threeway to a worthwhile oraaniza TOom heatina Price 1000 tion Our project was a unit of, Merwin Campbell, 245 UnadiUa pijyqround eguipment for graae phone 168F2 children Besides purchasinq wAWltD FOR SALE Cold Spot Eleetria Refriqerator, qood oondilion, 45 Electromaster Ranqe works line for 50 , , Arthur Bullis, Greqory, Mich HElWith business Phone 25F2, Greqory c FOR SALE 4 room cottaqe, 3 , lots, 2 boats, lu H P Motor, at Patterson Laxe Phone Det Townsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit Pinckneys td usablWaS rePair9d erJhe PUUSBSS Oi siond year failed to 0pCHUfe , the expected improvement and it I was with difficulty we addea , 111 also 2 Jen or another piece of playqrounnd ke 200 an I eauipmenfc ho r an up 11 lli Surely the 2 pianos we bouqht Sockow 115 Soulk Mill St, I for the school as our 194950 pro Pjymoutn or phone 1174J WAMTED Ditch jectto showthe qroup isseriousis FOR SALEDuotherm oil heater Sewer and oihex variou its endeavcars and anxious to in QOod condition 1440 Darwinof Diqqim work with the teachers tor the Rqgd betterment of the school Now at the beqinninq of the IFOR SALE 15 nine weeks old 4th year we are faced with ths , pigS nine Frank Pearce DksON BROS EXCAVATmO Call Howell 1 3 8 2 W ,, problem of tryinq to keep thatiQ9SQ Stinchfield Rd Silver Lake 1 chapter alive This was discuss led at the May meetinq and it IFOR SALE Younq Ducks ,1,, was decided to let the question I Mrs Rursell Bokios, 2 mi south jfJ,5SLcJ rest even throaqh that date I of Pinckuey should have been the annual wjunEDftdS wiH swop election rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at It was decided to publish this aes jo raiser letter hopinq the parents would fe orvat, 408 dllla be interested enouqh to see such I billow Run Afternoon Shift QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables a worthwhile orqanization livpj and flourish , Reqular meetinqs are the third Monday at 8 p m We hope you 1 will be interested enouqh to at NOTICE We are now delivering qasohne, Fuel oil and Fumaaeftin pf ei ivery call Piainfield FarxirluTedu Supply Phone Stockbridqe 9F6 JOHN NICHOLS end the Sept 18 moetina Youri Phone Briahton 72S35 attendance may mean the differ FOR SAI btoko FOR SALE An 116 ft Deep Freeze In qood condition See it Famous People freezinq food, very reasonable and writinq diesk combined, Reynolds Densmore, Hamburq, Phone Briqhton 3909 or call at FOR SALE library of Worlds Best Literature by Charltee Dudf ley Warner editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobioqra phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds with bookcase 419555 Kress Rd Lakeland Fish JV tlarket Prices r Courteous Service Clarks mcaan FINEST FOOD STORE ence of continuation or not of our , Coal Stoker Good as new Pric P T, A ed riqht for quick sale 1 We will look forward to seeingRoss Read Phone 57F3 , vou at our next meeting at school WANTTTV rui i Z lSet 18 Mothers and fathers pT7nib,n T JJp are welcome whether you live in ,1 Wail Pnone 52F11 i the village or not Reoganization I has made our qroup much larq icr We want to qet acquainted Iwith all those livinq outside the yillaqe The Pinckney P T A ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS The Mich Bell Telephone Co has announced several new ap pointments in its revenues and public relations departments F, G Mollis, of the information Department of the American Telephone 6 Teleqraph Co,was named general advertisina mqr Edqar Peske, qeneral rate enq ineer ,was appointed qeneral revenues enqineer headina a new division with responsibility for busness research and devel opment studies Succeedinq Peske was Hunter Williams, who has been a gen eral staff supervisor in the reven ues departaent Sam Bi McCooU aeneral news ,mgr, assumes the additional re sponsiblliryfor in formation to em ployees with Ihe title of general information xngr btokoi Hyaraulic FOR RENT Modem apartment over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney WANTEDPOUDKtf WuTpav Detroit market ptloef C H Uaw Phone 62F1, We Rave Farm Seed s Chick Starter For Tour Needs Farmer Feed Suppiy Co MAXHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 13, 1950 Milk Deliveries 25 Years Ago The Kings Daughters met with Mrs Niskanen at Chubbs Com ers Wed Delecrates wero named to the state convention at Flint Joe Gentiile has moved his confectionary store irom the Reason block to the Clark store nvur trie postofiice Tohn F Stowes Uncle Toms Cabin will show at Pincknev under canvass Sept 24 The castt has 50 people ,, The high school football team MILK BUTTERMILK, COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM AND BUTTER ODens the s3ason, at Fowlerviiie on Sept 18 Emil Weddiae is ii and on bwarthout, mar Stanley Dinkel fractured his wrist, cranking an automobile last week Miss Jessie Greens primarv ri as an enrollment of 47 and Feme Tupper, intermediate i room one of 45 ,rTrTi r Mrs Dan Quish of Dexter and CONSERVATION OTES mss Arma Dunlavey left last A iast mmute rush for fishinq week on a boat trio to Quebec license in August brouqht to nd the Sacred Shrine seasonsales up to 649000, only Clara Eisele is attending St 44 below that of a year ago Josephs cadtany at Aunun 70 members oi the Mchiqau Frank Haines has an auciion Federation of Womens CluPs sale advertised on the old will attend the conservation och arm south of Anderson, iSho0liOat 1 Lake Sept Srpt 24 C P Dollbee is auction to IB, QQY Most of Michigans 11,000 lakes are disappearing qut scientist says it will be 50,000 vshl ELE CASS for all have dsappeared The dis St Pauls Mens Bible Class of appearing is caused by erosion Conq i crimen, nave ected which washes soil into the la th foilowinq officers Pres,Ottc The wildfowl season opens on Poulson lsl Vice es, H vV WE ARE NOW DELIVERING MILK IN PINCKNEY EVERY OTHER DAY CALL ROB2NSON SODA BAR 9150 Pinckney for milk delivery The Twin Pine Dairies Wear JCuJuaHed VELVETftZ COMFOftf SHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours MASON SHOtS REALLY FIT Your Mojon Man 15 aivtj you personal fitting tervlc because YOUR measurements go to the FACTORY where your ihooi are made ersonal Fitting Service in the privacy of your home or office,1 given without charge by your Mason Man, gives you an utterly pew idea of shoe comfort Hes the directtoyou Fac rtory Representative of the leading manufacturer of its kind in the world 1 fl Hell be glad to call and give y you a Demonstration of 2 50 styles of dress, work, or sport shoes, including the amazing VelvetEez AirCushion Insole Shoe, which cradles your foot on 10,000 tiny Air Bubbles Drop a card and well have him call No charge no obligation to buy MENS JACKETS FOR SALE price wUl be raised soon JACK HANNETT, Agent 318 South Howell St Pinckney Phone 111 AUCTION Cradle your foot on 10,000 titty air bubblea, la Velvet Eet Air Cushion Soes w PERSONA3 rtTTIKO SERVICE Ill call at your convenience la your home, office, or shop, to give yon Personal Pitting Serviceand a new idea of shoe comfort Ho oTUgtionNo extra, charge Prop joard ox udte to , er M cid closes Sc7 2nd vS 7e,, Henxy will seliihe following described personal property my 18 eS vember Hauck Secy, Donald ijraay 01 f8 orth cmd 1 mile East of Gregory Better Fishing in Michigan Treas HenrV Hauck T W 7 mlleNorthwest ol PHkney on ine , cunesrvation aept new cof Jonn Baileyor ijJm, now available for 1 Christian efforts of Te to clubs and other organisations iNine maior parks had WMS naa over 172,000 visitors over Labor Day Holland led n o5Uuu the mem bers of the class will res i owerful force in the community Mon, Sept 1 iiATE OF MICHIGAN U u J vw,,w, 1 PROBATE COURT FOR THF naven naa 8000 and Island COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON UCOL9 near Brighton 27,oU0 a session of aid Court held at the X A r aCIeS, Were burried Probate Oflice in the Ctty of Kowcd over by 2 forest fires last week , Jd c , on the 25th day ofept Stale trout plantina crews haveAugust A D, I9SO, planted 1,022,000 legal Sized P,em Honorable Hiram H Smith, trout so fax this year judge of Probata ppiications to form 12 more IN THE MATTER OV THE ESTATE of THP Misery of Tired Aching Williamston plan hunting ua FRED LAKE, Deceased Feet Let Our Foot Specialist tit were approved last week Luro Geddes having field in said You with a Pair of Velvet Ease Pheasants are SO plentiful on said Court her final administration ac Pelee Island, Canada there will STARTING AT 100 P M CATTLE 15 Holstein Dairy Cows, fresh or due to freshen soon POULTRY 65 Whiteleghorn Hens SHEEP 35 Blacktop Feeding Lambs FARMING TOOLS Ford Tractor with attachments Other Farm Tools MASON SHOES Fully Guaranteed and Your Satisfaction Assured Sold By Dad Bailey the of FURNITURE Quantity of Household Goods count and her petition praying for in be two hunting Seasons Of two aiowance thereof and for the assign days each, Hen pheasants ma ment and disribution of the residue 20 be Shot said estate It is Ordered, that 18th dav of Sept Clifford Miller and wife attend A n 19so, at ten M at said Probate ed the Detroit state fair Sunday, office is hereby pointed for Larino The Lee Lavey family attend gaid petition ond allowing said account ed the 25th wedding anniversary Tt u Further Ordered That public no BERT yLIE, Aucctioneer First NationalBank of Plymoi Jin Donohue Son Piackney, Mlchigon dinner at Idckson Sundav of Mr tharst K K KH and Mrs Michael Lavey t T f Mr and Mrs George Meabon CODy der mC9 wdl wee fo 77ok end visitors oi Mr called at the Wm Marshal ierv wee nndls Charles Clark were JJay Shirey has moved into home in Stockbridge Sunday heorln , Dlfh a w Dver and wife of one of the Vedder apartments on Mr and MrsJames Whitley at900 1 in v lof DnVer and Floyd Kerhl Clerk Putnam St Louis Shirey and fam tended the 50th wedding anni Cunt7 MICrflGAN ENLISTMENT The following figures ha South been giiven out for enlistmen Bend Ind, Mrs Blatchiord and in the armed forces in Michiq of Battle CreekFrank Niche Hiram R, Srrith or , Judge of Probate nfd 1 VA rirrrV rr,, wife of Detroit a Ld lar ani ily have moved in the Shirey iversary Sunday of his grand A 119 coPy apartment vacated py him oarents Mr rnd Mrs WillamCalest,a 11 Mrs Lawrence Hobav started Whtley sr of Ann Arbor Reaiater of Probate Arbor teaching at South Lyon last Mrs Lois Wara KimbrV ha Te safety laws as crfiects load Wlte OI Ann week Mr Hob iakes her there returned to her home in Roberts ed iirearms seem to have been rrvarr cimk ,in the morning fcnfl goes after dale, Alabmaa generally overlooked of late Wo Say f M o Clark and was in Detroit hpr at niaht Mr and Mrs Ben Whire with, never remember a time when so aalflrlc Don Stackable one Pincknev M J 1 M r Vi K rWrn Dill ioiK, uou OIUKLUJI 145 met Monda noon Mesdames Mable Schaef who is ill The past matrons of Pinckney Mr and Mrs Frank White of mcrnv were shot by children t rac O E S No 145 met at the Howell called on their cousin, s voung as 4 years old who wrooitin ne Masonic temple Monday afterFrank Hurd of Cadillac Saturday found leaded guns in their homes S unaaY In Muskeaon last week a doa fc Rea8oIl Leoa and er, Ha7elParker, Florence Bcr Gerald Henry,is teaching, miumped in an autoMandeiathenoy Reason family called a dchSaed, killing the the Fred Carpenter home in Pon hn and Hazel Poulson were the the Taptxm intermediate school loaded shotgun m the car which ne hostesses Detroit this year was discharged, killing the ine Mrs Neie Vcruahn spent lcrst MrsViola Cheritrm of anadcf owner of the car Maybe it is tiac f k at the Roy Merrill home in is visiting at the Georae Siively bout time to sart another Sat VicL eundav Firt campaign n Ann rpor bunaay Trhster The Ona Campbell family were home since June 25, 1950 Ajmy 81 Air Force 623 Marines 226 rfigures are avaiablle for the rr vy Total enlistments were ov 3,000 CAHD OF THANKS We wish to thank our past Rev F Schmitt, our good neigr bars and friends and the Swa thout Funeral Home for the v pathy and many acts of kindne extended to us at the time the death of pur Brother, Bert Sylvester Harris i Francis Harris 1 Mrs P H Hoonan 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 13, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 13, 1950 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 1950-09-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9a726143f1b49513e979118a978539df.pdf fe0293700405b5183d221298a3875927 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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J Dispatch Volume 67 The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday September 20 1950 No 39 K V Michigan Mirror School Notes The political furor has died out The classes have elected the and aii eyes are on Korea aqam, spiralling prices and waqes Michican men axe beinq in ducted into the army at ihe rate ot 1200 a week Thisjale is ex pected to increase The droit ma cnlnesry was slow in starting buT SThow working smoothie 290000 men hove been classified so far and there now been but 3UG appeals in the meantime prices of raw I President laieiials and finished products re rising and rubber has reach a 25 year high A labor short is very near Factories are recusing to hire draft age men and turning to women workers and the days of Rosie, the rivet eer are commg backAnother influx of workers from the south is underway which with housing folowing officers Twelth Grade President Milton Matteson Vice President Don Coyle, Secretary biandon White1 Treasurer John Paul Ware Eleventh Grade I President , Carole Fuhnman j Vice President Donald Wiltse I Secretary Mary Jean Kirschkei Treasurer Jerry Henry Tenth Grade James Matteson Vice President Jack Jeffrey Secretary George hradie Treasurer Ruth Kirshpke OUR DEMOCRACY byMrt, j Conservation I Current comment THE NATIONS ARE UNITED 1 pWS 3i nisuia There were 16,000 oil and surprisingFormer Governor K3vi and aas drilimrr rumii J , , J vemor seiyi BECAUSE THE UNITED NATIONS EXIST, THEIU IS A FORUM IN WHICH THC VOICES CF FWE 4MTION5 CAN SOUND AS ONf, slums The migranf worker problem is still with us Paw Paw and, Fennville are furnishing 36,62b cans of sour cherries for the army FIRST FOOTALL GAME FRIDAY The Pinckney high school foot ball team will open the season here Friday night with the Morenci team This team is unde conditions still poor means more J featsd in 4 yearsLast week they beat Clinton They also beat the j Dexter team last yearPinckney will have a light ininexperienced team and toe much should not be expected of them thiB year In the starting lineup Mich, farmers who refused to j John Paul Ware and Don Coyle raise Danisn tted catile VUL b j are he only two who were in interested to learn they hayelihe lineup in last years startinq een crossed with American cat game John Packer and Charles tie in Sanilac county and produc Hewlett, two others are not DIOV ed more than 250 lbs of butter fat last year City districts have grown 20 percent fasteir than rural districts according to the census and a reapponionment cry is sure to be raised again in the legislature General Motors production is 25 percent higher than last year Religion in the schools issue is coming up again In view of the large number of sectarian qroupy son Edmonson of file University recomends moral instead o ri igious instruction ing this year, So iar the boys have been lin ing up as follows Quarter, John Paul Ware Backs, Don Coyle, Bill Earl and Jim Matteson Ends, Mrostka brothers, Tackles, Don Wiltse,Fred RebmanGuards,Dick VanSlambrookJack Jeffreys, Cen tear, Brandon White There are a flock of substitutes but few with much experience The next Friday Pinckney wli play BricJiton there This team j won the championship las j vear lost few men by grcduatio I ANfi tN ONS WC THHAG SPOKENN CONDEMNATION 0FA66AE3SIOH i been taken out of the upper pen Gn to us the results were not f Tiisula There were 16,000 oil and surprisingFormer Goverr and gas drilling permits ssued d the state thoroughly organinc 1927 but only 4 were for ed with Kelly for Governor the upper peninsula However clubs and an ample campaiqa Chasies Jitters Jr new drilling hindThe other four candidates necfc Rudyard in Chippewa did not match this and keliy won aunty The late Charles Van a rather eay victory His caa hoies in I tacts made while a member oi the state, liquor control commissi ion and secretary of state as well as the fact he was a wax veteran who lost a leg in the service, undoubtedly v helped sweji his total Senator Vandenberq of Holland who won the nomination for it governor id apparently a name candidate A noted dry he was endorsed by the Temperance Foundation H is against betting at horse racL and has introduced bills in the legislature to kill it Kit Clardy and his Fighting Republicans failed in their attempt to defeat Conqressraan Wm Blackney, the latter winning by a nice majority, and carried Livingston county by , about 800 votes, taking even precinct but Marion Their ohr jetion to Blackney was that h was a MeTooer and support ed too many Truman and Roosvelt bills and measuresBlackney 76 years old but still able to take care f himself We wonder if this means the end ef the Fighting Republicans In the primary they only functioned in Sixth District but expected to Keuran drilled two Mackinac county, ne was down 1500 ft before heguitHal of the 16,000 holee have pro duced oilA duck banded in California was shot in Alaska, 2500 miles away Seven states, including Mich will funish detailed reports of lire arm deaths and accidents during the hunting season 28, people lost ther lives in Mich in such accidents last year and 173 injured The Iowa pheasant bag has been raised to 3 cocks a day A bridle trail has been completed in the Waterloo state park This makes 7 state parks with bridle trails, including the Island Lake state park near Brighton The Pte Mouillee marsh off Lake Erie wilb have pond and channel markers for duck nun ters this year The leases on 194,221 acres of State lands fee oil and qas will be offered or sale Oct 5, 6 The attendance at the state parks is 11 percent less than MC4i Notes ej8U 1 and is all set to repeat again this vectr FTAHSE THE UNlTep NAttOf 3 T NOT ONIV THC MORAL 6UT TEftlAL AND AMUTARy FORCES OF TH DEMOCRATIC PSOPLfS AR COM BINGO TO RESIST T, 5 AG3RSSSORS tN TM OF PERIL, THE UNTIP NA TtONS SHOWING ITS FORCE AS THE CHAMPON OF 4 F5e WOKLP last year Of last years bow and arrow w huntsrs one out of 31 got deer orqunize the state for tNov Bow and arrow lcenses were sold j election Gov WiUiams ATTENTION PARENTS A saddle horsa beiongh ig to Greii ijiroswas struck and killed T, by lightning Monday of last luJ Barents Teacher Associat week i105 nafi lecd a new group of Lee Lavey has rmrrhrrs thft0IIcers with Mrs Martin ftivar I lotson West Mu , , , M west of Stewart Andersons of new president Parents come and , in every county but Kenwenaw Wayne led with 1997, Genesee j had 997 In 1945 there were only i 1800 bow and arrow hunters The dent, received 226 bids on 142 confiscated arms They soldi fcr 1,035 Ohios pheasant raccoon and running without opposition mad a great showing, getting more vote3 than his 5 opponents com bined A tempest blew up in congrees last week when it was found owo putaion STtacrl GV fiqhti in Korea ing inaa 36611 depnved of their Accidents as purchased the gerf witTh Mrs Martin Gayer AUTO ACCIDENT SAT NIGHT Main Street, just, Uto cur enterprisinq Robert MiUiken and w5 of Churches j ration The water where the TWO MEN SHOT jboys are fiqhtina contaminatK , , J 1 ii ted and unfit for drinking and A discharged employee at the J w 9 been qetting a Killins gravel pit, Ann Arbor , me uJi X HV mostlv drooo St Marys Caihellc Church showed up the Friday wiih a some hook Pkicknev Michiaan cer rifle and firino into a corwd ed ilom, PAcnesry JZM uii iPinrbn,, ,J ,aiT w r Hoclaiey iicnigan icerniie ana urmg into a corwa , v , ,t nu wMch Mrs Everett Hammel has crone Mf school First, however, wreckedmecntiah 1L C I110 S1 ,, ne ,baf uUde uUeV u 11 However Conqreto Caiiorniao see her mother, lers cet out a , k di , ttfe, , 1 oSmorSellDetrOithad the W iiu ji ui una iviiiiiKen later to Tlniv , T u who is ill up your favorite reci Mr andMrs Fred Read spent ,J, Martin Gayer, Route ken later to Univ Novenna Devotionse ex ana is in me nospuai rvnoiner T n worker was also hit The dis ration restored, it is Jida9 rtCtoS, Lake wiih Hndaiey can ifeip cei helfJcieirSSi 7 7i3 ,OS9h SQey ad beer Confessions 32, cf Kentucky, eecaped in hi FullernFowler rePe into you own kitchen VTh mSnc S QISCL Je Th Friday after Novenna Devotions car but wrecked it and was Tlev, 19, of Belleville ,ke her hip last followinq officers wereTelected llVG m the Yet apia SU 4 V r cauqht in a cornfield by Chief Hany in Ypsi u rmiM Sunday beiore 800 Mas ci Police Palmer ot Dexter who was i nea indulqtna m was retumina from a police pis lan1 a He was crosstoi shoo, at Jackson with other, a tooush ptan k Mr and Mrs Joe Schosser Mrs Clarence Ville ell and broke , week , , 5 he ensulnQ year steThux PSSS iSW Conaregational U, rJrfeFfe p th dTy Rev DonalL, Pastor WKMsa Mother V P Mrs Abt ShSl1 an WPnt 0Ii a iovride wasThur, Sept 21 Hour ot Shaiq has worked for the KUlins Gray Sundaycruelt at K ISe , Teaihcer V PWeft thhitne drSf Dsone Tuhm C fr ears d J sho home Historian A Hrt T T T e dnvin by,Js Present m Human Need ng but was not iniured Ms Fred Nieman oi St Claiii Audra UG Joseph Lavey of Lansinq on US,Sat 100 to 300 Trailblasers ivirs rrea rsieman ox oi oian FOOTSILL TEAM i6, lW miles 0 HowellJhe meet at church 700 attend mov COUNCIL PROCEDURES police officers, Basil Reiley of Dexter township freigil Shores and Mrs Norman Mealey of Detroit were Tuesday guests le Curlett home Mr an dfMkiQ Curlett homeMr and Mrs 8 g scnoci team, SrM Ck retU themi scoayCnele, aVrm t0MM GeorgeGaa Mer 5 J, HowoL , 0 k win CcrStpJbell, Oia Olin Robtosoa Clare Millei 11, 11116 Roosevelt 0Fowler uun noomsgn iare ivimerd stolkbrida 7 ii Vlh ,28 Lonnie Vca51ambrok attend JM q R i, Hl llf 12 tEe senior wardens night Held 11 191 leville 0 William by the Ann Arbor Masonic IS cSf U 6,o,l9tcn 71 Lote Wednesday night 1 YpsSanh2HCli p t0n 7 tfe Carr, having moved XpSliantl 25 HazeJPark 2 outae township has resigned j ARMY NEWS Paul Burroughs and Joe Mroz, lnd the Wabash Willis when he saw uaTn cominq He stopped his oac on ihe track The tram to avoid hiitina him, stopped so sudden ly u was disojsleoV The death of All American foot ball player, John Maulbatscn, at Ann Arbor last week, qot ue remimscinq aqain We w Jarchowat the timed seFie Sermon fauth ent R Clark, C Clark,Eisele, over 40 yearsQJ9 the acciden Lavey who is tho Heavenly Vision Read Shirley and Swarthouted in the lirat laoioau M uuestbi xA ,7 wf taken to McDonald at FowlervUle Baptist churchhiqh Regular meeting of Village Coun 4 Mrs j t Mos,t of the hlcfh siiocl team, FHJTal Home Howell school cmd junior high invited , ci Sept 12, 1950 Mstrrrri rr,w, PJ tt Teh state police had broadcast bun, Sept 24 church service Called to order by President and otiicers were lookBring your Bible for consecration Dinkel Roll call of officers Pres son of Bernard Lavey of the j 130 Sun SchoohTopic Paul,th Lavey Funeral Home Lansing World Evangelist AbsentNone ever saw He was living in bunch D8sniiNone irT r J tVi rt buncn Motion by Shirley, supported I Ann Axboicmd with a wm y ciix iwt iaiiuig wuna evangelist, iviviu uy wwy, ur url nf Fat waisn j was taken to McPherson hospital Tuej, Jaaksen Assn meet at theby R Clark to pay the following 1 Lehman, Butch Hwell Morenci Canal rhnrrK Wnrv bills Tom, u Snit onH Buchois Bill Clark, care of flag HfrSan Abe Haines, work on St 4500 back in OJorgani an ip treasurer, and Lorhy has been appointro ne iobf and Mrs Robert Jack who haft been visiting at the S H Citrrnome returned to Gulf port Misslast week mducted into the army last week V, r sent t0 Fort KnoxKy cnarles Dewey was given a def erment Jack Darrow and Mike Harnack jrof the reserves who MASONIC BUILDING ASSN The Pinckney Masonic Building Assn will meet at the temple on the night of Tuesday,, S9pt 26 to organize for the purJ pose of putting on the annual Morenci Congl churchWomens 1 hills Auxiliary meet at church at 800 Work and election ojU officers Wed 400Junior Choir practise 730Senior Choir football team Don Gardner,work on st 31 Eck, the CALVARY MENNONlrE RevEzra asauv Pastor Mrs Blanche Clark spent Sun 9111 to, Camp Custer for their is sked t0 present This does Young Peoples MeYtLnf 730 minstrel show Every member ot Mrtnlng Worship V 1000 the lodge who is likewise a mem j Spidery School ll00 ber of he building assoctoiign eChltdrene Hour 1145 IS asked to bo nrBPnt Th0 VAM, n i Ed Parker, gus for mower Lake Construction Co paving Dexter i sports boss for a practise game streets and repairs 335131 Motion carried MiIfJSSkLrffi stanWnTowlTvina at Portage Mildred AckleV, Clerk fX was the referee The Ann w r JJA rA ed at Dexter onSuh3aYHariey Motion to adjourn, yarriea ,u a r rurw linwnci SOLD lAubor boys awived deckea out Ws ,, eirrr01 epreeeni mjs aoesj ioung Peoples MeetLoo 730, SCHOOL BONDS SOLD J d heaQears Dexter day af the Edsel Meyer home atphvsical examination were told I nomea that you must take ajEvening Worship 815 The Pinckney Community 1 m eauipment at ail and Ypsilanti i xpect induction in 30 days 1 ,ln,the show as ther9 ar alSupt Roscoe Darrow School board has sold the local MrsMax Parkinson and dcruqh Robert Howe was put in class hundred and one other jobs con Asst SupU Marvin Shirey, school bonds amounting to 140, ter, Judy, of Ann Arbor were Bill Klave must undergo an nected wh it to be done We Cottage Prayer Meetfea L 000 to Watling Lerchen Ca QOt Scftuiday guests of Mrs Rose operation before induction must have a biq turnout on this Hendee i 5S more boys from this county I niht fr We must have the co Mr and Mrs Elmer VanBeuran ar called to Deiroit for physical pP01 of all lodge members Dinkel Friday I examination on Sept 22 Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and John j and Christine and Mrs Emma L WHITNEY WATKINS , y iw icir me iempje xiuwuii axaienooa we oeueve v wisj noints His posi Dinkel were In Howell last Tues f LWhitney Watkins, promin j ana for Possible expansion Re the bill passed the house but First of Mjch, Halfley, Stuart Snd he was induced to enter Ann some of the Dexter boys got cold feet and refused to play How, , ron levAr Gus fiekiea a team The WectoeadaTfcOO P M Detroit The premium was 380f j g about 20 interest rate, coupon 155, net , fn JY mogt CURRENT COMMENT CONT l percent, net interest ccet is to exteT boys did not know day, lent in Michigan politics 25 years Mr, and Mrs M Callahan,Mr ago, ded at Tecumseh Saturday and Mrs M Freeman of Flint at the age of 77 years He was a called at the LJ Henry Sunday J graduate of Mich State and a MesdamesCallahan and Freestate senator four years In 1912 member the date 1B Sept 26 at is bottled up in tee house The Chicago, Kenower McArthur oi , Arbor hiqh gchool where he led , ,1 the Masonic temple Detroit Free Press printed tors of Detroit, Shannon Co, Detroitthat team to two state champic OhnRobinson, chairman thing Friday which sheds light McDonald Moore Co Detroit ghlpg From mere he advanced in the subject It was in regard and Sfranciiuan HcrrTis Co of to University of Michijgern andl , EaAL COMMUNICATION 10 the Communist charges levied Toledo and Ryan Sutherland Co a plQC9 on AUAmeticanHe man were schoolmates of Mrs J he was the Bull Moose candi1 There will be a special com against Secretary of Commerce of Toledo j was not much over 5 feet high Henryat Mich State Normal candidate for governor on the municcrtion of Livingston called Chapman by Congressman Bow The purpose of selling the m weighed 154 lbs when ne m I S ikkijMM4i Av v I The Gerald Bauer family of jtickr3t with Teddy RooseviUtLatjon Saturday, September 23 at Under cross examination the con Brighton were Sunday quests er he was member of the 800 p m, to conferr two FC gressman admitted that he had of the Louis Shehan family State Board of Agriculture, mgr Etegrees, RdSreshments served , been in contact with the Alaskan William Lamb and 2 daughters ,of the State Fair 3 years, head ot after degree work A good at of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers at the WHMeyer home Dr and Mrs W C Wyiie of Dexter and the Gordon Hesters oi Ypsilanti were Sunday guests tendance is desired By Order of the W M the Dttroif Packing Coand treas urer c the Mich Life Insurance I Co Ha also operated a iargelP W Curlett Secy farm on the outskirts of Man, Chester A flew years ago he re Cpl Richard Buckingham, 18, oi Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett tired and moved to Tecumseh of Whitmore Lake, has been Patrick Jeffreys who enlisted Hs married Grace Alley of wounded in action in Korea, ac In the state police some time ago Dexter, daughter of Fennie Rose cordinrr to word received by his Jeave Ocftobr f,fo gttnd theAlley and granddaughter of Fu mothr, Mrs Lillian Buckirigham state police school, at Lansing, man Hose Pinclmey pioneer She Samuel Lafata, wife and TheRoger Carr family spent survives with 9 sons and a daugh dauqhter of Detroit called at the the week end at the Leo BettestefrThe funeral was at Tecumseh Gerald Rtison and John Gercyx bonds before the contracts areplaved on Ann Arbor high school family at Walled Lake with burial at Mancchester homes Monday afternoon salmon Industries ho are fight ing statehood for Alaska Secre tary of Commerce Chapman is one of the strongest boosters for statehood for Alaska Congress found the charges against Sec Chapman were not sustcrinedby proof and gave him a clean bul of health Mr and Mrs, Joe Griffith oatted on lis sister, MrsTed Olson, Bat who underwent an opStfatfai at ord hcspitoL lrpitr let is so the money may earn interest THE PICKFORDFAIRBANKS football team SPECIAL NOTICE , Starting September 17, 1950 I ,, lOyE EPIC Wi C0SQ my pjaCe of busmess The future of the movies hung,daily at 60 p m and on Sanin the balance when Mary Pick Jdav at 1230 p m ford and Douglas Fairbcmks leilj THE PARKED MOTOR SALES MARRIAGE LICENSES in love and Hollywoods Gold den Age began Adela Rogers St Johns telle the storv of this Dale Henry, itomll Andls famous romance in Xove, Lauat ellows, 19, Howellr W MmE ter and Tears, in the Anierican 21, Howell, Marie flS Schna Weekly with this SundatgsjptA nberg 22, HoweOlTMwvtxi Btt 24 issue of the Detroit auhdar nett, 34, Brighfor Pauline Wrt Time 04Hot all the time Of course Its ELECT ELECTRIC WATER ALL THE HOT HEATERS GIVE YOU WATER YOU WANT Just turn the taptheres hot wacer aplenty for all the fafiily all the time with the rightsized electric ater heater The automatic control makes Sre of that For convenience, dependability, cleanliness and longlife, no other water heating system comes even close to electricity Let your family enjoy all the advantages oi an electric water heater See your plumbing dealer, your appliance dealer or any Edison office jca S li ONE UP Grt A7VSDttvir u Laboratories Hici lnwii i svnlhetie crystal i ixnt v vuura quart A i 1 iby evaporaiin cii , in a i hemieui voii ion hii j to hniM it no to nianv thin ,r Mais vibrate a evcl r u many tehplu a lonji dislaiice 11, l V O liii llV 1 3 BETTER AND BETTERInthe n the telephone waa invented, there have IXH n more than 18,000 additional inventions an average of more than 240 a year that have contributed to its development Many rcc ni ones are playing a part in Michigan Bells big service improvement program in rural arcag 7t yfe iv c phone v rill TIME DOES TELL figure what your telephone or On a typiral working day rannl up the 1 phone calls you make to the fmn implement dealer, lumber mill, veleriiiaw store, repair bop iricnK ihMk f it would take to visit all oi ihosc ptvjil hot of loet work around the farm And when v v consider that ono call may save a 11 you pay for telephone servi icompared to the lulu Y UC MICHIGAN BPLL TELEPHME Wednesday, September 20 1950 , n yu 2v,,rr NEIGHBORING NOTES I Cpl Lawrence Klumpp of Dex j ter has boen wounded in action in Korea i j Briqhton will have a new j diivein theatre located a mile 1 cast of U S23 Charles Ander son is the builder 3 flowed Theater Howell Mlchlaan The Briqhton school men is 772 enroll At the services at the Hamburcr I Episcopal church last week , MrsNellie Haiqht who has beenf orqanist for 52 years was pre sented with a qold cross as a token oi esteem The teachers and faculty of the Stockbridqe school were entertained at the M E church, one niqht last week bv the PTA A une proqram was put on an, a cafeteria lunch served The total enrollment at tho Fowlerville school is 531 Howell hiqh school is offerina a course in automobile drivinq Charles Spencer, wife and sen Briqhton sail from Quebe for Enqland on Sept 26 The employees of the Detroit Gasket Co at Briqhton were en a 10c an hour waqe increase last week The Howell Lions Club has Iuee, Wed Thur, Sept 19, 20, 21 Fred Astaire, Fred Skelton Vera Ellen Arle Dahl ia THREE LITTLE WORDS Novelty and Cartoon ittuay Saturday, Sept, 22, 23 Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett In 1ARAMI E Ale George Raft Nina Foch in JOHNNY ALEGRO Color Cartoon Sunday Monday, Sept 24, 25 Suuday oaovw 15 p m GUJ Betty Grable, Dan Dailey SYLVAN iiiEATER 1 Chelsea Mtefa Friday Saturday, Sept 22, 23 SOUTH SEA SINNER A Drama Starring Shelly Winters, McDonald Carey and Helena Carter Cartoon and Newi , Stooge Comedy Sunday, Monday, Sept 24 25 STARS IN MY CROWN A Fine Picture Starring Joel McCrea Ellen Drew, Alan Hale and Lewis Stone Sunday Sfeovm 3, 5, 1 9 Cartoon Travel TueTTwed, Thur Sept 26 ,27 28 TANCY PANTS Color by Technicolor A ComedyWetern Starring Bob Hope, Lucille Ball and Bruce Cabot Shows 715 and 905 Cartoon Coming Kid from Texas, Father Is a Batchelor, Treasure bland MY BLUE HEAVEN i Comedy la Technicolor Novelty Cox toon Tues , Wed, Thur Sept 26 ,27, 28 Eleanor Parker,Agnes Moorehead to Comedy CAGE IT Novelty Caileton DexterTheatre DtXfEh wiCKGAN Ai CooUioned boeht a television county inlirmary set for th , H Rev Harold Pailthrope of the j Howell M E church has been translesred to the new Greenfiela church in Detoirt I i Fred Voqeisberq, 82, of How AVOW THEATER Stockbridqe, Michigcr Friday, Saturday, Sept 22, 23 FIGHTING KENTUCKIANS An Action Drama Starring Joha Wayne, Vera Ralston aort and Cartoon Shows 700 and 915 23 CRIME ell who went down town to vote Story of Present Day Police Methods,wif Friday, Saturday, Sept 22, THE SCENE OF THE dropped dead oi a heart attack The property owners at Biq an Little Crooked Lakes ana hound Lake has foamed an as sociation called the TnLak Assn John Kildea is president Donald GilLHowell hiqh school, teacher is county chairman for the University Phoenix drive of Micniqan Van Johnson and Arlene Dahl Blue Danube Screen Actors burday Tuesday, Sept 24, 26 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN In Technolor Story of Every Day Problems of a Largo Family with Clitcn Webb, Jean Crane and Myrna Loy News Wooden Indian Quaint Oubeck Sunday, Monday, Sept 24, 25 AELLZAPOPPIN A Real Art Furjny Picturo , Starring i Olson Johnson and Martha Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 Moo 715, 915 p m A Pete Smith Specialty Cartoon anc Latest New lues, Wed, Thur, Sept 26 ,27, 28 THE CONSPIRATOR A Drama Starring Robert Taylor, E Taylpr Cartoon Shorts News I ming Hollywood Varieties, Gun rc When Willie Comes Gc rg3 Staff an, 78, one of the I Marching Home states oldest funeral directors died at his heme in Chelsea last week ComfaiQ7TreasJe fVjmd, Wagon Master East Side West Side The Chelsea school district approved a 5 mill increase for buildnq purposes last week 170 io 131 The proposal to earmark he money for buvldmg carried j 163 to 128 s Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJtPTLY HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Eacch 47 Years Ago be The second crop of hay is ina cuj en the villaqe square Jcnn McClear of Greqory and Mss Reithmiller were married, at St Marys church Wed by j Rsv Ccmmerford Several younq couples qave i Bih Swarthout a surprise Thurs day niqht on her 16th birthday, j Floyd Burch fell off a fence into 1 the pond last week, strikhjq his hoai on a stone and cuttinq it badly The Howell milk factory will j pay SI15 for milk durinq Oct rviajor Georqe Winans will talk at tr opera house Saturday nite on Equity The Dispatch wants better waaes for school teachers They are onlj qettjnq 30 and S40 a month here Livingston County Phone 25566 HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY HIDEb u0 CALF SKINS Phone 68 Pincknsy Central Head StocK Co I H W W Y L I E NOTARYINSURANCE and BONDS riONE m PINCKNEY A A A i Phil Barney Kratzmiiier Mr and Mrs Charles Camp bell entertain the farmers club Representative Saiiday A horse belonqinq to Tom Farley icn away Wed, leavinq tho i buqqy Ann Arbor Collect and occupants at the the McPHERSON Stiite BANK EstabUshed 1865 Incorporated 1915 WE WANT A TOUCHPOWN Whether in football or the qamo of lie reachinq the qoal is the symbol of success To achieve that success there are several routes open It may be made easier by a fgrward pass, or it may require the steady power end pluqqinq of line play or a combination of both 25 Years Ago i Pinckney hiqh school lost their first game tQ Fowlerville M m cclloqos Justine and Ledwidqe qo to St RayJosAdrian Florence and Dru 0 Thef play Siockbiida ihore , Friday roe Pauline Reason, Clear v Tht 1925 senior class havina The seniors ore reioicina be colloqo Morcm Harris, Assume a balance let in the bank have cause Vera KeUenberqer has reoUd to qfc to e school ior ZJTM O Mid Nellie Jones Vice Prea lion colleao Euqene Shehan, De University Dean playground equipmettt im Roche won the frforaU atters Sec, Leola Stack race at the JaitoonjW eft week ia wa with Morgan DewevHe has also ioqle ireas 1 w , obert Stackable Pres won a number of races in Ohio and Indiana j The Junior officers arc TO EUzabeth Bokrosr Sec, Merwin Norman Reason has sold hisCompbeUiTreas, Harold Reason oil station at Male and Pecffl UKtKftWS A aube, her havo enroUd Dal Mary Greiner is teaching hi Jackson and Julia in Detroit The Devereaux family icunj i was hold at the Ben Wi home Sunday Hicks school j Tho base ball purse at I Fowlerville Fair is 200 m Vnarles Rose of Stockbric J Mrs Lydia Reason Buhl of j Detroit were married Thursday St Marys altar society held c j social at the Malachy Rochi jhome Friday niqht 1 Frank Eaqer of Howell won first prize at the state fair on the 1 Dorset sheep he bought of I j Abbott I The AnHerson base ball tearr was beaten by Howell Saturday by the K O T M 15 to 1 I The O E S have elected tha I followinq officers W M, Emma i Crane W P, Cary VanWinkle A M, Julia VanWinkle Treas, 1 Maude TeepleSec, Mocco Teep , o Ada Mildred Gardner Ruth i Grace Gardner Esther, Emily Jackson Martha, Laura Siqjer Electa, Georqia Gardner War I er, Myrtle Brown Chaplain, Etta Dunee Orqanist, Mable, Siqler i Marshall Jessie Green Sentinel, j jAddie Mclntyre f i Editor Andrews took in the Redj lord Fair Saturday t Glrun Gardner has enrolled in the enqineerinq dept at MAC ,Laninq i Rv R L Cooe has been sentj Pncknev bv the M E confer The Younqlove School PTA held their first fall meetinq last i Friday They hold a card party I at the Henry Johnson October 6 home on We believe a Savings Account wilt provide the playing field or this life game Each depoit can bo classed as a line play or a forward pass according to its size The qame begins now Open Allen DinkeLGale Hendee and Vour account todav Gilbert Grair Iter took in the motor j cycle races at Fowlerville Sun I day f Mrs Ccanelia Bowen and fam 1 McPHERSON State BANiC ily of Howell spent last Friday j HawelL Mich with Mr and Mrs Andrew Nes bitt Under Federal Supervision j Member Federal Deposit InurGeorge Meabon and wife once Corporatioii All Deposits called at the George May home un 5,000 for aach Depositor m Gregory Sunday I o enco RGV H W Hicks Grao3 Lake goes to Born to Mylo Kettler and wife A M Bert Roche underwent i on Sept 10, a daughter,Yvonne i and appendicitis operaiion at I Lansing last week Announcement I HAVE OPENEDD A Barber Shop AT PINCKNEYHOWELL SCHEiJfi RDS,ChnhbgCornsrs HOURS 1000 a m to 700 pmDAM EXCEPT MONDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS Appointments 6cm Be Made br Calling Wagner Grocery TOOK Pamaage Welcomed nAgelo Barber ShopHM PuMBMy DIspcMs Wednesday, September 20 1950 Th tore Grocerie Drygoods Caaisacd Soocls, hoes Gents Furnishings esne gtt Store Tke Pinckney Ditpcncti Entered as 2nd dose act oi March 3 1877 matter at Postoffic , 114 SoHoweU St PindfceJrtich Subscription Price 9iM a Tear Mr and Mrs Tom Howe sr I who sold ther store at Portaqe Lake are raovinq to East Tawas where they are qoinq in the tourist cabin business Mrs Cliflord Chambers attend ed the funeral of a sister at JPittsburq, Pa this week Joe Clark andWelton Chamber beriain went to Kalamazoo to enter Western State Colleqe this week , zzzxx I Beryl Lewis, formerly of Okin awa has accepted a responsiqie position at the Brown McClaren factory, Hamburq , Mr and Mrs Tom Howe have I returned from their weddinq trip ana are livinq with Mrs Mary Kennedy, I K lM , Niimw fiJljNQ iss6tvtf mm NO AOR ODORSii ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY No mor xpntlfA unhca S pumping and di jying up of cespoolt,spfic tanfci, itepog poolv trapi and cloggad linci Herct th most reliably and tot ,, rieiSod I iqucfy, diiso4vt and japonify greoie lludgc, half, loth and ofir Of jiic tolidi Thi moderi che h ol qvatanXf i quirk and effi cient retulU t 2 to 16 Sci NO SHUTCCWN of pool or lank nectary chenucat it working 5, 10, 15,23, 50, and ONT4INfS 9 Ci4Ja p Off Re i at Off fondly I late em insurance Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe and feced on Mrs cSre McMacken and baby at stJJol Myron 8717 Lakeside ce one day last week HA ii Ployed by the A If A au urcmce Co Hare Id P Grand end Lake T and family of Rapids spent the week at their cottage at Portaqe I Plmaibing Water Syfcfns eic Stanley Dinkel A st lot th Duvid Aberdeen f den tj was in Ann 4o rcqister as a u of M Milk i tt svenes Dr Wtalter Mercer family t Lansinq spent Sunday Wn Mprcor home at VVF ARE NOW DELIVERING 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASIAPPAN Range Mr Ai xrrt Dmke ni E C J Clinton with Mr and j A Mrs Gerald Clinton of Detroit at in Ann Arbor Saturday 1 tended the funeral of Oiin Fish beck at the Lavey Funeral Honij Lansinq Saturday He died at Muskegon Thursday Survivjnq are his wifea son and dauqhter dauqhter, mice Maas were Mr and Mrs Ed Parker spent the week end at Houqhton Lake and called on the Elwin Hulce family at Roscommon Sunday iiemne VanBlaricum has sold Gulf qas station at Briqhton to I Matteson of Whitmore LakeBen nie Las no definite plans for the future Mrs Dcvie Hammer CK Neb raska isvisitinq relrrtivP3 here IN PiNCKNtf LVLRY OTIICK DAY SK Bssftsrasr ssssta as The Twin Pine Dairies WVi BiMMiaftflWKKtl Alfred and Louis Haab or Ann Arbor wore Friday dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell Mr and Mrs John Adcms OJ Wildwood, N J are visitinq at ihe Lester McAfee home J Arnold Berquist is Amonq those from here who ert 31ake at Evrrrt took in the Detroit New York bail j qame at Detroit Saturday were Mis Mcrwin Campboll tarry Camburn and wifeClifford teaciiinq music in the Miller and wife, Georqe Gara school inaddition to the ner wife and dauqhter, I Lake school Enos Walker and wife Binwile, Stanley Dinkol Billie Dar j vi visitinq Rob is now Harqer Winans , vm 4 tutomatic, instantHghting burner removable por lata drip trays y ViflualiteovennithglaM window and oven lichU v 24hour clock with builtin timer V Visiroindcr slnnlscoohinj iSne, up to SO rvotes V Tkiguide givci time and tern feratjre information V Diominatcd signal teb when oven y on X JjM ilTomr ciire top I ClWRge V c Lrg wolii2 area Torc laii fmiih Concealed c i veut LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWAMCE ON YOUR OLD RAN6E1 Now is the time to modwmiie your kitchen with Philgaa , the thrifty bottled gas for farm and ttm homes You can huat far J vide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rauge Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition EcBy terms, if you wish MAhiV OTHER PHilGAS AfPUANttS FROM VHICH TO CH00SE1 row, Dick Sinqer, Rene Murphy WaLker ad wife, Ora Mohlmai cmd wif Norxaan Olson ajid ana Henry hauck and ye editor Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe and J Denise attended a shower Sun day qiven at Chilson by Marqar j et Broqan for oreen Broqan Bauqhn and rver were in tayMrs Florence Virqinia Ann Arbor Sa Mrs Lester McAfee and wife have i sold their cottaqe at Rush Lake to Dr Law Howell dentist Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle spent Sunday at the Robert Grainqer home in Lansinq Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn attended the weddinq of Bemice Crittenden at Ypsilanti Saturday C Clinton attended th ball game at Detroit Satudray wh a number of fans from Eruce Prod uct, Howell Mrs Lulu Darrow let Friday to isit her dauqhterMrs Constance Lcomis and family at Roslyn Heiqhhts Ionq Island Mrs Dolly Bauqhn has accept ed employment at the Pinckney Products Mrs Ross Read called on Mrs Ida Byers in Ann Arbor Tues Ben White, Wm Roche, Fred and Jerry Evers and Shubal Moore attended the horse races in Jackson Saturday niqnt Mr and Mrs Howard Read attended the DetoritBoston bail Yon Meson Man gives you partonal fting nrvlct nasurements go to fhj fACTORY whdreyoyc hoes are , v Personal Fitting Sorvife in th privuy f iiur home jr office, ciwn viih,ui cliire by your J Atj,n M,in, givvs u an utterly new HLI i,t s,c cunifort, j Hes the fcirfttoyju Facj tory Kep, scnudvo of the , leatli n,i m iuf u turer of hs , kind in the vci Id, f 3 Hell he glui to i nil and give yMi a ltnu,iiMrition of 2i0 f tylei of dress, work, or sport sfioes, intluilim the amiing VtlvLtlc AirOishion Tnsol Mini, vnh craJfes your fool on 10,000 tjny Air UubbleiV Drop a rard and well have him c,ll No thirt no obli a gation to buy JACK phono HANNETT Ill Aqant c,iuth Horvoll St Pinckney vil ho raised soon Mr and Mrs Mark Nash, Dav nu,tU , id, Nancy and Rachael spent the qame in Detroit Monday week end at St Iqnace and iall ed on the Rev Allard family at Breckenridqe Mr and Mrs Harry Brendali j and Mrs Mcsry MOBS of Grosse Pointe were Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs John McDonnellThe LesterMcAfee family have moved from Rush Lake to the Lewis farm on M36 East this side of Lakeland Lois McDonnell has returned to school Normal Mrs Sadie Read attended a party last Wed at the Lake Chemuncr Country Club Born to Mr and Mrs William i McMacken Clare Ledwidqe J of Fowlerville at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Saturday, a son Mrs Ray Burns with Mr and Mrs Jack Younq were in Jack at the Mich, State j Younq were in Jackson Saturday UVoWCdn PA 0 SEE US TODAY Wl HANDcl XLL fNSTALLATlON DETA1U Mr and Mrs Charles Chase The Ray Burnsjack Younq,Don land Mr and Mrs Henry finyder Burns tamilies end Bobby Dar of Howell and Mrs CW Hooker Irow held a bee Sunday for and sons of Ann Arbor celled at James Burns who is buildinq a the Roy Dillinqham home Sun home on Packard Road, Ann day j Arbor The Pinqree church entertained J Ihelcdies of the Dcmsville church Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lin at drr Thursday Itook Mrs Chcrrleton who has UJnRm IllORninG COAL HEATER ltotolS20t Hockey SwarthiMt Mr od Vis spent Sunday ley home a Mrs Addi is visitina at homo Albert Shirley the Gayle Shiriv mouth umer of Detroit Herb Palmer bTn visitinq the Snively families back to Tilsonbury, On last week Miss Joan Griffith spent the I week end with friends in Ann j I Arbor I JV1 0 Yes, the modern convenience and amazing conomy of xh WARM MORNING btattr Is folly a sensation Its the only heatec of its itiad In tb world Exclusive, patented intt Kor tonttruction results in an abundance of dean, healthful heat and big fuel savings Haats all day and night without refueling Barns any feted of coal, cokaor briquets Semiautomatic aafixinc latd Start a firt but ooca s yiac Coif 16 and tha dependable towoti WARM MORNINGtiayt COMPANY, Max RuMtiL, MtpZJVVS Wogflssctay, September 2Q lflSQ r NoiWork,NoDirt, witnithis handsome homeheater HELPING YOUNOf FOLKS IS A JOB WE LIKE Were always interested in helpi inq the young folk around hereto get along in life We welcome them and help them every chance we getThey help us too, by banking here as they grow older and making our bank better able to servk the community Come to see us whenever we can be helpril to you PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VanWinkle C K VanWINSLE Bey M Dufly M D Pinckney Michigan Daily il0CT A M, to 200 P M Except Wednesdays MOD, iues, rri Sat,y to p m DR G McCLUSKEY THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich J Dentist I 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments VanWJNKLE VanWINKLE Attorneys at Law First State cud Savings Bank Howell Michigan MARTIN L LAVAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 157FU Repairing MYSON J HUGHES HoweU i i HERB SNEED Michigan1 Plumbing and Heating , State 8717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake Under Federal Suprvieiom 15183 297 E Grand RWer, p R SWARlHOUT SON sured up lo 5,000 k eacbDeposT01 L AteciaUty List Your Property With Me itor i F I LEE LAVEY JlU 1 , V Aibli General Insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Tk UCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYLTE Phone Pkxckney78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C RHCKHOFF Srf OPTOMETRIST i 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each 1 HOGS 150 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO Phone 358 Residence 615 i ioinojui Koyal Circulator now being shown by local dealer Among the exclusive features of Populu S TOP TRACKING coal and ashes through yoir living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oklfashiuned stove 18 Get a handsome new DuoTnerm Fuel Oil Heater that will uk like a million dollars in your ng room and give you work these thrifty heaters Is the famous DuoTherm Dual Chamber Burner tfcat gets more heat from every drop of oil Patented PowerAir Blowc another emdasive DuoTherm featuredistributes heat evenly, warms floors and far corners, saves up to 25 on fuel bills And thertare 20 other features tsatt mean more comfortmere economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator nw Find out how simple snd easy it rc by turning a dial CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee lor DARLING COMPANY LLOYD HENDEE livestock Haulina Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 PinckneyJtfich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel, Sand Top Soil, Road Gravel, fill bin Road Building Dentist ni Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter 7628 Toma Rd pinery, Mich Phone Dexter 3461 I Phone Dexter 3116 HAROLD RADY Repairs On Ul Makes j Phone Pinckney J64F3 DR C I TOWNER STATE UK MICHIGAN Gassified Advs WANTEDHousekeeper to live West Main St, Pinckney in home Mrs S,H Carr t JCTHERM FUCI6llr HATR NOW AJ LAVEY HARDWARE FURNITURE Just arrived a vcmWANTED Girl or woman to cars load of very qood furniture,baby for children and do housework, , buggies, strollers,high chairs and Fred Covert Portage Lake k pw r baby beds, writing desks, tables, Phone Dexter 3532 uZL C0Unt7 sweepers, dminq suites, bedroom suites, davenports, studio couch LOGGERS WANTED Asa tension of aid Sourt held at rugs, stoves, dishes, springs ancTifoj Skidding, nnd Hauling Log I the Prbat Office in the City at Howell mattress and many other items Jyith your Own equipment on a in said County, on the 15th day ofto numerous to mention year around basis September AD, 1950 This is the best lot of used THURESON LUMBER CO furniture ever under one roof in i Howell, Mich Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Livingston county J I Judge of Probate In The Matter of the ESTATE Thomas Albert Harris, Deceased WANTEDCustom Corn CuttingCedar 1 E A Swan, Howell, Mich ATTENTION Saws filed Retoothed Eugene McAinch, 8615 Lawn Mowers Sharpened Lake Road Phone 13F13 All Work Done By Machine and Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an M Guarantee hour Claire Campbell ifSS1 r I Phone 131F3 1 lSJgSm hllkLEoiaoeB Cahbqe Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy, lhe UmstGad , Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kennedy, FOR SALE 1937 Dodge sdan, Mr and MrsGerry Eichman had and 1938 Olds sedan dinner at Hansons, Stockbridge, George VanSgiver 1122 Movei Sunday flo Pinckney, Mich i against said estate Bhould be FOR SALE 4 MiBcing Cows Frank Pearce, 10960 Stinchfield Road Pinckney, near Silver Lk fo and demands against said deceaed OF FOR SALESow and 11 pigs Russell Bokros it annv,rin rt v v7AlTTEDWoman for Ught house tOtt Stockbridge R 2, phone 3122 and that a time and place be appoint 7A2ri r to receive, examine and adjuet all claims I Lx Glasses in brown case I tin A ,, J J , on or near school lighted field FOR SALE20 guage Repea uU7U Shot Gun 1500, also Deer Rifle I b and before vtf Court and that the 11 Pincknev 18F21 Reward with 3 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 men me 1,,,,11 killed to jiOti SALESix Room House, oil jFOR SALE4 room house on the maia road, basement, iurnace, hot and cold water, room tor bathPriced Oj 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, Gregory Phone 25F2, Gregory c FOR SALE Cold Spot Electric Refrigerator, good condition, 45 Electromaster Range works line for 50 Arthur Bullis, Gregory, Mich Phone 25f2, Gregory c STERUNG INSURANCE CO JOHN E MCCLELLAND Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Knckney Rd, HoweU, Mich legal heirs oi said deceased inherit the estate oi which said deceas heat furnished 30 a month ed died seized should be adjudicated I George VanSkiver 1122 Mower it is Ordeied,That all of the creditors Road Pinckney, Mich j FOR SALi 4 room cottage, 3 oi said deceased are required to present pOH bALh Hound Oak kitchen lts 2 boats, 1 H P Motor, at their claims to said Court at said Pro i Ranqe, burns coal or wood, in i Patterson Late Phone Det Townsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit Pinckneys FINEST 1 bate Oiiice and to eeive a copy thereoi qooJ condition upon Sylvester M Harris administrator of Louis Kourt, phone 69F3 , said estate whose is RFD, Nol ,Pinck bop gafEToi 7ZTZ , ney, Michigan on or before the 27th bALtjQuakar Oil Stove and WAMTFn Ditch Basement o clock in the forenoon, said time and XM fiCT4 fivjpVJ ,,, it rnrrinrr place hereby appointfor the examina jn Campbell, 245 UnadlUaj ERSON BROS tion and adjustment of all claims and POne AOOrz EXCAVATING demands against said decease jWAJNiiiD HELPWith business for the adjudication and determination j better than ever,The Fuller Brush of the heirs at law oi said deceased at, Co can use a full time man for the time of her death entitled to inherit protected territory in this area the estate of whicn the deceased died Can also use 2 part time men or BieMd women Can make 200 an U is Furthe, Ordered Thai pubHihour up Call or write Clif00 thereof be grras by pdhBcattoa ton Sockow 115 South Mill St of a copy of this ,orlr once each week Plymoutn or phone 1174J for thjee succeesiVe weeks previous to said day of hearingin the Pinckney Dis IFOR SALEDuotherm oil heater QUALITY patch, a newspaper printed and circulat in good condition ed in said County Road j A true copy Hixom R Smith Celestfa Taishctl Judge oi Probate FOR SALE15 nine Register d Probate 1440 Darwin Call Howell 1 3 8 2 W V NOTICE We are now delivering gasoline, Fuel oil and Furnace oil in the Pinclaiey Area for prompt del ivery call Plainfield arm Bureau Supply Phone Stockbridge 9F6 JOHN NICHOLS of Worlds iigs Frank Pearce 0960 Stinchfield Rd Silver Lake Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Wear AnQutUiOHed VEIVETEEZ COMFORT SHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours FOR SALE Young Ducks Mrs RurselTBokios, 2 mi of Pinckuey FOR SALE Lifctary Best Literature tff Charles Dud ley Warner editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobiogra weeks old Iphy, 15 volumes, The Worlds Famous People with bookcase and writing desk combined J Phone Brighton 3909 or call at 9555 Kress Rd, Lakeland FOR RENT Modem apartment over Roy Clarks store south Fish A Market Prices Courteous Service darks rTNCKNETS FINEST FOOD STORE FOR SALE Stokol Hydraulic 1 Phone 124F3 Pincknev pav Coal Stoker Good as new Pric WANTEDPOULTKi Wni ed right for guide sale Detroit market price Ross Read Phone 57F3 C H Lloyd Phone 62F1 I CMdle yon foot on 10 OOO titty sir tabbies, la Yelvtt 8s Air Crubiee snoee, FsjisovAX mrnro ssaTic ZOl es41 st yoo eeavealeaoe Im yonr heme, esee or shop, to five yon Personal ritusf Set flee and new lde or shoe ooafort sro obUstlonWo Sold Bv n 5 The Pinckney Village Taxes ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT M HOME UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 1950 only Dad Bailey Pinckney MteUeea HELEN REYNOLDS Tfctecsurexv 543 East Putnam, Pinckney Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 20, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 20, 1950 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 1950-09-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f8313162112abd447325d0706d31ffeb.pdf 0ceb0b61beb4307662d335d6ece91247 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. 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V I 1 Pinckney Dispatch Volume 67 T Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday September 27 1950 MiehigauMirror Conservation OUR DEMOCRACY No 40 Base iaii, War and Politics crowded the front paqe last The 20 day ruffed arouse seaweek Hi son m upper Peninsula to, year saw thqfsfpc expected to draw zirvr2 VoAn 40,000 hunters Last year some by Mat I Notes of the Game Current Comment ALL IN A LIFETIME mary election vote since 1940 buuuiJG votfcd Iii the meantime both sides 23,000 birds were bagged The1, m opens 6 birds I lower peninsula seasosi opens iinmg up tor the Novembe7sh2 ftrJL 1S, U fest wim the Republicans recoa T OTSSt 8 last week vv 1 M 1L 1 ,11, nizixin the danqer at the heavy Democrat primary vote When the new legislature con veiio next Jau 1 there will be 42 ciiangesMauy were not can didatesb for reelection Housewives are getting a surprise in trie climbing prices of meat and eggs The August egg production was the highest on lecord Sugar may go down as Europ LESS THAW IO YEARS AGO, NICOLA TZLACROATAKSOUN MERJCAN INVENTED THC riST PRACTICAL AC ELECTRIC MOTOR m f SV v damaqed 5 acres The bow and arrow huntera j are all set for Oct 1 In 1947 one in 20 got deer, in 1948 one in 17 I and last year one in 14 175 000 acres of state owned land is open to bow and arrowhunters Hunters getting 1950 licenses should get a copy of the game law digest available at places J where licenses are sold 5,296 more acres have been j v , vj v, Pobali SGn opened , Usably more Pinckney citizens here Friday mghi whn PmcJc , , Sfon Detroit Taera ney met Morenci and bowed to p ,uy 11 thls Yar than in any them 42 to 0 As near as wo c u prevjouo yeurThe old savlememoer tin s tne wois ae World Loves a eui over subtree hy Pmckny Wlailer was never better exeminckney was hard hit by qrad ,, f a il lV wi, ,, American uauon losing 7 of last yea J , wmpionshp it iS Drob starting lineup Ty mure arer TODAY, ELECTRIC MOTORS Ofcivg eveav TYPE or IVCHINE FROM ELECTfcJC KAZOK9 TO THE PRO PELLETS OF JOOOOO HORSEroiVEft UNE AND AIRPLANE CAft0 U ilji ean and Cuban sugar crops j purchased by the conservation broke all records this year j dept, including 400 acres in Farmers are also in the spot Unadilla, Livingston countyAlso light this over the fight on color 13,721 feet 0f lake frontage ed oleo j A 30 Ibgreat northern pike was So far half the Michigan men caught during netting operations called oy the draft have been on Nevins Lake Monicalm rejected Of 18384 examined so county Largest pike on record far, 9,502 were rejected was taken in Gratiot Lake in 1944 Draftees can forget their bills weighing 32 lbs These fish were while in the service They can about 10 years old not evjen be prosecuted for in j 11,000 hunters have applied come tax evasion nor can their far licenses to hunt deer in the families be evictea igr nonpay j special season in December, ment of rnt j Michigan will receive 406,216 out on account of schoolable difficulties which does not kave much to build on Morenci had a smooth, well balanced team and a fine ball earner in ihe peison oi bonny Campbell, a negro boy who weighed about J54 lbs They I ap liikJ gauicd at will throOVi thu thnckl As Pie parks MOTORS HUM IN NEASL MOST OP THE TCCL3 fr FVrftV HOME, AND THEY POWETIfc, 20 AMERICAS WOftK, Michiganders are saving mon , under the PittmanRobertson Act j Bank deposits are 5 percent or wild life restoration projects f THROUGH THE YEARS TMI HAVE PUT ASIDE N SAVIN HELPED PROVIDE TtiE fC EMTrFltSE C ELCZ, ey higher than last year with five, Fishermen are asked to turn in j billion dollars on deposit the pocket size catch calendar j War has come to Michigan, tthev received durinu trie trom I The Cadillac and Ford Motor j season to the conservation dept f Companes both have ww orders, j 86 deer were counted in one I The U S Labor Dept is urging sguare mile in Crawford county industry to use physically han county recently dicaped workers on account of I At least a dozen bow and arr the labor shortage j ow hunters expect to aa north A committee has been, formed over the week end for denr to push the states 65,000,000 Among them cere LTLouis ana I bond issue to build mental and Gerald Swarthout, Claude and TE hospitals k Harold Swarthout, Hockev Swar hoiit, Howard Read, Merlin Lav OIRCTnT COURT NEWS YMarion Shirey and Norman j ,, c Mill They go to Douglas Lak A one day court session was iVl, y H field at Howell ias week Uuoei a Lovells Dyson, cngrged with unlawfully ASSESSMENT DISTRICT driving away a car was given r u ,777 , , 2 years in Southern Michigan I Marshall Guidot of Deroitpres prison A guiet title decree was ba LiUle Portage Lake i awarded to John Wriggelsworth Assn appeared before a ioin v the Michigan Milling Co meeting of representatives of T , A divorce was gianted to Emily the boards of suparvisors of LivlJUI ain hit his car at a railIrene vs Herman Robert Herman gston and Washtenaw counties 3 near, Dmcnd At Konopaski and asked that a special assess MV wdG 7nd the lam on The September term of court mem district u set up to raise , 10 , V1 pfiy, convened at Howell MondayThe install flood conlrois at, Wnt ifyr uIbicklday was mostly devotea la mo foriaage lakes A survey has wf 9h6n fions Wn made and it is estimatea u Piac,e tnon t How311 Road whre Tuesday the jury was called in w ost U17UU0 to dredge out 2 L11 JU Horses, to hear the jury case of the mi3 of the Huron river whi, 0 mat Pinknoy will be well rprynled a tiie world series A notio wen out luct Tuesday jfim the Detroit BUJO Bali Co hat no more orders for world s es tckt, would b accepted, oi, seas tor the ihree oames to oj played in Detroit if they pennant had bcen sold seats about 56,000 ney line and would liavo in up iCnd xlIa 32 aio always put a bigger sc,rt if thoy had not uf Ior a world series Tnis means oeen given numerous clipping f50 180000 seats sold Quite a and holding penalties jw Plrkneyitco got their orPinckney only made 3 or 4 I aus ln ofore lh deadline In nrst downs, aided by Morenci Ithe pasl dusiri firm penalties Albert Mrostka caught Purcid blocks a pass for a fust down and John rnl l h iaul Waro made one Pinckney did not come closer to the line than the 35 yard lino The freshmen boys went in Ui last quarter and held Morenci to one touchdown These boys urn j midgets but showed plenty of j Ught and should be abi io q , places m 2 or 3 year I Tmcknoy L E R T II G goal havo ,,,,, , uJ tickets and r iiemJJ mPovs and cmMs Wo remember ono ser i we attended wo got our tick J ls via a wholesale drag firm i iS 1 y crnd has suf id reverses but the whole state is pulling or thei m to cop v TRA N S PO RTATIO W i V THAT THIFTV PEOPLE LI E INSURANCE AL I Mrosilea Jeffrey Kcrmel White VanSlambrRcbman A Mrosfku Ware Maieson Earl Coyh lU TOiiCl Ti J ihOr stopgap gocrfuro last week in ry to cidjoum adopted a i bank program Flechats ianP ,msacl of tlie million and a hah asked by i B irn3 k R G X T R E Q B 11 L H C R H F B Kesvr HnPea ii , PluTnber Obituaries Chiireiies RUDOLPH WIDMEYER Rudolph Widmeyer, 56 a fornv , mer Pinckney residentwas killed 5ev Fr Libert J Sciimitt, Pe,st last Tuesday when a Grand eunday Masse Si Marys Catholic Church Pinckney Michigan jiiui usKea Dy tuo coviiian de, aioe cotnn oe, approchatsd 00,000 I frteo deiViTied the cen , aiizea coniro , p t oi 1G re I guest where the state board of ai woaici ao the blood Lyp Avio an provicocj n must be dona bampsn I i CLV by county biooa banks 111 hospitals andthe Rd Cross To h lr tniod ono vnai uoteot in all , , Vio1,1 blood banks i that the matter at SubsrPhckneyHoniy W, tannq a biooa supply is left J Matteson, P Murphy, Iarow tob much 1J chance So far mos, eabon Haines, Urn , of the biood comes trom volun iooichdownsCampbc,l 2 Garo teef3 In such places as Arm nr 2 Extra points Campbell 2 Afbo lhis W0lki a iarciship on I Gardner 2, ScJomon2 icivic and iratcrnai organization I oTTiflTT ernnrc Mor J the peison needing blood1 j OOfBALL bCOrttb 1 a member s,lch cn ,rqania , syi nw Las viOiNama Summt n yf eve ovanably apj o gov,, blood It would s rn could be wi lOiuby donors paid and Lhe blood bank sbhshea on luiur 0011 palod i m I hat work a OU a permanent was unmarried lr,Q deceased and wasjhe son of Martin ana a town i man of Howell and a s Th WVr ci os A ornia a q People vs William Neitzer ap a aam will be builtJudge Bieaky ZwJL l TMarUn ana Cau n pK EU Axon of Pinckney who the lake level bat no funds 1 i0Wn v Donald D ifradv PSior Was drawn for jury duty has has stalled the project and Sumvors been excused on doctors orders water is way over the level ar Dsxter abiothsr, Her1 H nUr l bh the present timeFlood waters at CHARLIE CHAPLINS SECRET the lakes every spring do iv LOVE t thousands of dollars worth of damage Now told for the first time, j Mr Guidot promised ii the rranton won s 22na freight tooth, gam fnooy by buaig aif a Lake 6 o 0 Dexter bo or off too much and lost to li r or r w Vt 0 tj r iVianchosior io, o enna DevoUonsT , ofe Friday cdtei Novenna Dvctiors Yp3ila 13 n 0 m3 wlj L J vised mto 730 to 9 PM lU daJn IaSS LaiCt I m,s thls falj hv will be JU to SU0 P, M, lj0dif, 9 Jaosvhl,, 6 Milan 12, televised into Uieuo 0 Flat hock 20, Dundee hi ov l 14 University 28, Lincoln 6 Ann mav 0 lbo U, bay Gity Handy 21 Big n football Satutday Sunday before 800 Mass certain theatres ouying a ticket you hj game,play by play, 1 KEiubLICAN STATE the story behind Charlie Chap district was set up to start dredg j f,eSet lovethe 0lhe search , ing operations in Oct The U S ed all England to find andArmy Engineers are making a lose Revealed to Adela Rogers flood survey of the lake but bt Johns by Chaplin, himself their report wll tiot be ready un head uove Laughter and Tearsm i051 hte real Hollywood story in The American Weekly with this Sun FACTS ABOUT CROP days October 1 issue of the Detroit Sunday Times seas Proqwrn whereby Friend j accidenLThedeeacl w, ship Food is sohcited of people erly juanita Trumin The 1 at parsonagGfhuriiG How Gh sipip Mrs ,js present in Human Need ioGesCali Thur, Sept 28, Sun school Girto Wo and teachers meet aL person Funeral servicres were Friday age at St Andrews church, Lxter1 Fnaay 7 p m Ueetmg 0 pa Rev Schowe offjciatmg BuriaJinlii oi boys b lhru 10 yea,s was in Gilkes cemetery, west ci orgaUJ2e lail Cub proqrQm Pinckney Saturday 1 to 3 iradbla zer met AUTC ACCIDENT FATALITY PJg 5 to 7 chicker Gi CONVENTION HJ 1 btoniev DIIIK from hetvo n, j ii, oopuboan state cnivontion at Grarid Rapids ioo Friday and Saturday 11 dv Gp ed iro a struggle for control be tween former Gov Kelly and 1 Arthur binmorioid,Flrt,nacomm erecoa , itteeman The bene of contention alter h hir a minute after they occur Uie sysem isdifferent and can n,t be reeuivea in the homes cio jcasurg machinery for it s now p,ir,q mstalied at tho Mich tlaclm jh attenaano ai Big qomis oliowed a decrease y ir and rqhti or wrongly v,on s blama To iwakilK n91 G39 SudaYct EWorld Communror wckille in an auto accident I jMmaay Sermon Bek homo a, ide near herFlmes Bring your Bible CROP is the Christian OYeihalatLi ay ScnoolTopio Wiiat ui ume 01 in is Christian Living MARRIAGE LICENSES r Laurence KeHy, 26 YPsiianri, a Wned over to church rehef bevqeiTlived Onfrr,e fJ9X1f erfr younq PP1Noreen Began, 23, CrulsonVili agencies to be distributed over PinSSy Oo5LvnG 63 iV NlQh Miller 18,HoweliMwie Cook 17,seas to orphanages, instituUons and iateV to fZfJrr fy churchHerman Vedder will si Howell Wayne Kamtz 24 FaiUor tne aged and ill, refugees The fuea wThMhGol0 movies on, Marcelline Kellogg, 23, Fen and hungry, irrespective of race Pinckney Congl fflim 30, Meetmq of Board f Tms on Donald Rutledge 21, Brigh or areed xxx afternoon, RevMcLucalidar in, Ellen Christensen, 19 Howell CROP is sponsored on a nat inq Burial in Pincknev LmS Bobby Beeman 20, Flint, Darlene ion wide basis by Catholic Rur w ai m jfV cemery Alexander, 18, Howell Junior al Life Church World Service 12 ROBERT MILLKEN Smith 18 Brighton, Ruth Taylor, Protestant Denominations and 16 Davison Lutheran World Relief8 Luther Robert Milliken, 28 an Denorhnations m ge marble monuments parko and cemeteries 1 u u , cv wa nd 1er in was trie attorney generalshtp honor o war n,s seems to be ten a stepping stone to the g,v iqorr out of stylo ariow it is xnorship r supreme court Sum ho uscm to doh c nrrk nS Rekmdloo merfield wanted Frank Nhha, athlete fields in th honor 5Ihn city attorney there back m thoar hro,s lamos famous of McKoiqhan days while Kciiv thv o probably Shares Field wai, Ynrm cTnrTST ii4 v , nor u for Probate Judge Arthur 1 Chicco diatd n h,n,r 3 KelkT flPllgnm FellT YUth UPP Mooro of Pontiac Kelly trya , iho hero , 0t World Wa I AfW rweiien arIrtr vminn rvcvirilQ I , wii , , ,ii v ,, i Ow , vvuua war 1 Alter get Millard to withdraw but h WorG War U, hundreds of lighta,refubea A tempts o got Hjya athletic holes were installed i w j Brak J to run for attorney gene na a grat numrr c i hTn w colored movies al also failed Millard with thH dedicated to he war vJan combmed support of Wayn Jn Detrot a great war mniorirri counly Algers 496 delegates andbuilding was dedicated Last 1 tnose of Gcnosee and Kent coun j ihursday a fiv acre park in De ty beat Moore by over 600 votes, jr0ij a State Fair and Dresden Phs came voio combination qav, lAvo3 w adcatea in honor ion Martin of Kent county t of Pvh John Marrusc, the first nor a Defrolt bov to lose h hf u CA1VARY MENNOXIE I Rev Ezra 3acy, Pastor died at Mnming Worsnlp 1000 nomi o n nt wrrit TT uu H MMui xuuu lirition for audiicr goniu UCUOA boy to lose his life in the nmrmv ,,,,, nomnations Do not wait University hospital, Ann Arbor Sin day School 1100 over Speaker of the House V Koran affair This was rather IWCKm BOWLING LEAGUES be solicited Volunteer VOUT Saturday from mjurieTrecelved cSclrens Hour 1145 Knox of tie Sc, thr, cepnvlng a method of making amends as Young Peoples Meetina 730 upper vninsula G a place on , wnen harrusos body was sent Detroit no veterans or5f 080 ,Bowl aot away in ood or cash now in auto accident near Briahton good shape this mohth At the i on Sept 16 He was bom in Flint axe24 mens teams PRENUPTIAL SHOWERS beingPthe son cSSnd ill Evening Supt Vrqhip 815 Roscoe Darrow es gave Slii ladies The ladies bowij iurrc r nPiini rr ine MUliken They moved toAsst Supt Marvin Shirey, jad Tuesday and theI JEFth Jir fSiPMMlv Pinckney whe he was 8 years Cottage Prayer Meeting I Millard, Genesee being v Z1L tJl nas S 1 We8daV 80 R M he ticket back to The Livingsion countv deleoa ganizahen rouid found to give theK votes to rrank hm a mlhary funeralTherewas , mp flarY of misunderstanding and onqresonni distrv his uneral was on the makeshift UK Zd7Ze SS i A iSSSThon recced hXnsRoberi KINGS DAUGHTERS WTTmJS Gulf SvnirSft hn0r and William and 5 daughters, T Drug Kennedy General Store manv mce Q1 ts T PrMrin RorhrnCT Rifrr Tinr Tho circe Ts vhh Mrs Thomas Read Sons, Shirey Cm October 5 Miss Denise WfS are also 7 is Coyle Thursday night Oci Sons Hockey Service, HoppT widge will give a similar fund fd 3 sfsrs 5 at 800 For rides phono M LiVSrEe AnC h a,Merwin Campbell Ko lF2 Leo Ewers Moving Gregory the bride of Lucius Doyle StaffanHildinger Funeral TavernGregoiY Airport PainfieldfF on Oct 11 Home Ann MondaV Rev Farm Bureau, Zukey Lake Tav , of D, YoUngberg of the Dexter Congl spent Sunday at the Lester McAf officiating Bunal was m Forest fee home Lawn Cemetery Dexter r era, Mt Airy, Todd,s Insurance St Marys Church The ladies teams are Van,s Gulf, Hockey Service Pinckney Tavern Dinkel Plumbers, Tip COMMUNICATION Ed Ritfer and wife who sold j O E S NOTICE their home at Lakeland to the Members and friends of the m T , vu f ntir nome ui xaxeiana io ine irierowia uuiu ILUW w iZl r J uTl18Tcfyern4iem Linhorts, have bought a,Pincknev Chapter 145 O E S Lakeland Hotel Marshall Store, M , Gregory,Boos Products, Gregory, Clark Grocerypinckney,Kenhecry trailer and nr croing to Florida, are cordially invited to attey he dedication of the new Villc , The North Hamburg Extension Cottaap to ba held Sunday Oct Store, Hendee Trucking Shirev Chib met With Mrs Isabel Burr i, 1950 at 3 p m at the Eastern Radio Doolittle Electric, Hi land oughs Tuesday TopicChristmas Jc villi at 738 South Main St Lake Store, WyUe Insurance Work Shop Adrian, Mich Elinor Baughnec Regular communication of Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M Tuesday night October 3 Bust ness session only Refreshments served after lodge closes A good turnout asked P W Curlett, Sec The school hot lunch program started Monday with Mrs Clare Palmer in charge 7,virrron rnr auditor aeorci order they cast one vote for Speaker t Knox and the res for Martin 7h at tendance was light at the I me follow,na were the dole football game here last Friday aates named from this county to nightTherc werealmost as manv j Go Roublirar stcG convonMn J Morenci Gns there as there at Grand Rapids ScrurdavFrTn1 , vere Pinckney This is not as it Bush, ,ch, Stanley Dinkol Jem should be The people have Ioith Hugh McVhrson, Wilfrc rrbr, t 10,000 invest in rt Ervm lack IDonald Lyle G liqh ed field and should make j ver, Fov Glendenning, Bob Gra use of it Of course Pinckneys ham, WmDuxvxmCharles Srovahlic prownss is ro what it j errr j was two years ago when the 4 I 2J0 lb horsemen Don Clark NOTICE COB SCOUTS Dick Schneider performed in the A interested in the Cub Souts lmo and Bob Amburgey Bob are asked to met at Pinckney Darrow, Tom Goode JerrvHeath Friday a 700 p m Gom and J, Jeffrey performedin the BPn mo rKTAm n AQJ jbackfield All teams have theirr T 5 r sr Is P and down It hgs haptnd pA, sRiCrSS ,iAumic ml r Pincknev before but they hare First Aid Class will be organized always come back and will thS in Pnckney soon time JTHE HHCKNEY DISPATCH Widnday, Swrtwnbr to 195QWdnday Sptmbf 27 1980 NHGHBoamo MOTES Howell Thee 3EH i I v3 Bucey, 2, daughter oi Mr and Mrs Burton Bucey 61 to Univei 7 HowelL MlcWacm leu Wed, Thur Sept 26 ,27, 28 T Saturday, Sept 29, Of cotfKelts ELECTRIC w Comedy CAGE jr Novelty Carleton ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS ARE DURABLE iOjNG LASTING You dont have to pamper an electric water heater its built to give dayin, dayout service for years and years Once its in your house, youre through with tinkering with temperamental tanks For hot water service thats dependable, convenient, clean and quiet look to electricity See your plumbing dealer, your appliance dealer or any Edison office DETROIT EDISON Friday, Saturday, Sept 29, 30 Roy Rogers fat YOUNG BILL HJGKOK AIM Dana Andrews Gene Tierney in WHERE THE SjIDEWALK ENDS Color Cartoon Sunday, Monday Oct 1, 2 Sunday haows 15 p m Coal Ann Sheridan Victor Mature STELL A Tues s STATE OF MICHIGAN Lot Number twelve 12 of 4 of of Michigan in Chancery PETER J iaKJiA, Plakutri HENRY S C, BRUMS and KATY brluwi ,ds wiie, fcMttiN TAYLUii, rliiuH fOVvLhrt, CriAwCfcY AH,ALL A S AUSTIN GttANCV AhSriALL, HLiuviAH IViAiiitiiiStiW and their unknown, heirs aevisees, legatees and assigns , AUR OF PUBLICATION Suit penduiq in the Circuit Court for ue Lcunty of Livmqsian in Chancery a HowciiMicn iqan, on the 14m day 01 bpember 1950 it appearing from the sworn bill OI compjan as tiled in saia cause tnat he piamui has uoi een aie aiier anient search and inquiry to asceaam wroihti the scict aoienaants cue alive or dead, or wneii tney may rcj id if living cr ii he iiave any personal ru prostata a ves or heirs living or vmei urey o any ot them may reside, or whether hcuue, interest, ciawv lion or poss possioic rignt o inese aeiendans have been assiqnea to any othei I person or persons or whether sucn utie, inWred claon lien or posibie rignl c mese aeenaantj novo ueen astiqnea to any other person or persons orwhether such title, interest, claim, lien or possible iiqht has been disposed oi by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiff does not know and has been unable after diligent seaxen and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons Yhoaxe mciuau a defendants without euiu named Upon motion, uiereiorOf of VanWimue u VanVvimtie, aticineys tor mainuffs it is ordered that the above named defendants ana iheir uniaiown heirs, aevisees, legatees ard assiqnscause their appearance io entiod lerc within taree months from the date hereot, and mat in aef juit thereof said bill bo taken as confess 3 a by the said defenauns ana a and all of them tfvtrMMMi From where I sit ly Joe Marsk New Use For Old Windmills Dexter was admitted sity hospital, Ann Arbor j Wednesday with polioj 37 Michiqan hiqh school bandfi 1 will join the University of Michi qan band m playinq between halves duringthe Michigan Dar mouth game at Ann Arbor oiT4 j October 7 Among them are n Linden, Fowlerville and Napo j ean hiqh school bands I Pre, Wallace Jeffreys has qraci j uated from the Air Force Comm unications School at Scott Field, I 111 His brother William, is also ja student there Both boys grad uated from Pinckney high school MaTtand Howard Dexter sta school athletic star, has enrolled at Western State college Two heifers, valued at 200 were found shot dead last week on the Kellogg farm near Briqh ton Shotgun sluqs were used Dale Henry, son of Mayor Shirley Henry of Howell, was married to Ardis Fellows there on Sept 16 The engagement of Edward G McPherson of Howell ot Frances Carpenter of Howell is announced L IHaioldCrandall and Mrs Helen Greqory White were married at Howell Presbyterian ohurch Sept 13 by Rev Geske Norman Campbell of Detroit and MrsGrace Campbell Cocora we re recent guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell of Howell MTS Cocora came by Plane and will drive a new car back 10 Red Cross first aid classes have been started at Briqhton hiah school Mr and Mrs William Zeeb of CliiLson celjebrad their 42nd, c J c 4a n j , , biio Friday, Saturday, Sept, 29, 30 weddmq anniversary Sept 19 The Misses Louise and Carlene 2igle, Elizabeth Griffith spent the week end in Traverse Cny Walter Petchwas recently presented with a life membership in th UAWCLO by DDave Rogers of Pontiac and Milt Cook Frank Battle and Glenn Haspr of the Howell local According to a crop report 34 WHEN W7LLIE COMES MARCH percent more cattle were feeding ING HOME in Michigan tins yoar than last, j comedy stcrrlnc Editor Clyde Sibley of he io TJca Dailev, Corinne Calvert SYLVAN iaJ2JiTE J Prima Mfcb 30 Eleanor ParkerjAgn Moorehwd FATHER IS A BATCHELOR f A Good Comvdv Starring WilUazn Holdso, Colsn Gray j and Mary Jan Saunders 1 Cqrtocn Wwt Sunday, Monday Octl, 2 Sunday Showi 5 t 8 j THE KID FBOAVI TEXAS 1 la Technicolor A Drama Starring Audie Murphy, Gale Storm and Albert Dekkar Cartoon Stooge Comedy Tuee , Wed Thur, Oct 3, 4 5 Wait Disneys TREASURE ISLAND Color by Teehakolor Robert Louis Stevesonrs Story Bobby DriscolL Robert Newton and Basil Sidney Show 715 and 900 Cartoon Wed, Thur, Oct 3, 4, 5 THE OUTLAW Starring Jane RusselL Jane Buetel Thomas Mitchell Walter Jiuston Novelty and Cartoon ComingRetum of the Frontiersman Black Lose ComingSuaset BoulevardDeviTs Doorwayf Toast of New Orleans DexterTheatre DKXTEit MICHIGAN AJ Coolhooed Friday Saturday, Sept 29, 30 AVON THEATER Stockbddge Michigan HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES with Robert Alda and his Vaude ville Revue20 Acts Dont Miss It Better than a Stage Show Plus GUN FIRE Story of thfi Life of Frank James Sunday, Tuesday, GOOD HUMOR MAN A Good Comedy Starring Jack Carson Ldja AUbright Plu RIM OF THE CANYON Starring Gene Autrey Show 7 and 729 Sunday, Monday Oct 1, 2 DAKOTA LIL An Action Drama Starring Rod Cameron, M Windsor and George Montgomery Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 Moo 7tl5, sU5 p into ci 1, 3 Short Cartoon Tues, Wed, Thur, Oct 3, 4, 5 News than Evev Fooled fox Fame Coming Tall in the Baron of Arizona Saddle I drove past Larsons farm last week and saw him perched on top of his 75yearold windmill Still planning on tearing it down I shouted up to him Not on your life, says Curly as he climbs down Im getting myself a television set from Buzz Ellis and he says this windmill is going to come in mighty handy You see, Curly went on, Im going to put my TV antenna ripht on top of it Since the windmill is higher than the house, Ill get tne best reception around here lut if H wasntforBcwrssfl Ws advice, Id have scrappeditw From where I ait Carina accefl as a farmer and his pojnbrfcexiP town is due, ia a lJsgejeerttHttg openmindedaess sad We JVttgff ness to listen to peepie opinions Hell listen tov over a malted milk or talk politicseach with a temperate beer Yes modern as television bridoe Brief Sun underwent a News Beter Late ITeThTa operation af Rowe hospital sail Stockbridqe, last week Pvt Leon Worden of Gregory and Kathryn Hofman oi Gergory were married at the brides home j Sept 13 25 Years Ago The Fowlerville Fair is next week and a number of Detrof iiqor ball pfcryers, including Charley Gehrinqer are expected j to perform there Married in Blessed Sacrement 1 church, Hiqhland Park, Sept 23, I Madeline Moran dcruqhter of the late Wm Moran and Mary Monks Moran to John Howard Stock of Hiqhland Park The couple will live in Florida There is a chanqe in the football schedule and Pincknoy will play Byron instead of Stockbridqe hen Saturday , John Farley underfwent an or I J C Bowman has enrolled ii eraiicn for cancer at the Pinck school as a junior Sanitarium last week The Junior class, qives a part, Mss Georqia Martin, former at the home1 of Hazel Srrrih oi milliner has opened a boardFriday night ihg house in Ann Arbor Born to Max Ledwidqo and wife Major Georqe Winans gave a Sept 28, a son, fine talk on Equityat the opera EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE A Drama Starting Barbara Stanwyck Van Heflln and Ava Gardner , , f Pel Smith and Newf Main i Shows 715 and 927 t I ComingTreasure Island Wagon Master, Father Is a Batcheler Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJ1PTLY HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY HIDE uD CALF SKINS 88 Central Dead Stock Co Ora Haines and W J Smyth have resiqned as firemen at the Mich State San house Saturday night but th crowd was small Albert Mills is now Ohio McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 WE WANT A TOUCHPOWN rep Whether in football or the qamo Carol Hart has enrolled at th J resentative for the Surpries Bed D xie, reaching the goal is the Coityiigti 1950t United Statu Btemfir Auction I will sell the following articles at Public Auction at the Stewart Anderson premises at West Main Street, Pbickeny on Sat, Sept 30th Michigan State Normal I Born to Abe Haines and wife Sept 29, a son Some one broke into the Kice Stackable school house Thursday niqht and smashed things u , Miss Edna McKeever of Howell is the teacherA cow belonqinq to Fred and Lillian Wylie was stolen from its y ture last week Value 200 Fred Hemmingway has an auction sale advertised for Oct Oct 2 spring Co of Lakeland SALE STARTS AT 100 P M Attorney General Stephen J a candidate for renafnination Day Bod HOUSEHOLD GOODS Round Table Book Case Large Table It is further order that the plain tiff cause this order to be publish Davenport ed within forty days in the Pinck J Jtchen TaMf8 ney Dispatch, a newspaper print J Table and Chairs e published and circulating in ScmaU Book Case eaid County once in each week jOtcnen Cnahrs for at least six successive weeks, i0010,0 SP10 A true copy Glenn C YellanaTwo Wicker Chairs JohnA Hagxnan Circuit Court ChUds Chair Cletrk Commissioner i Dishes and Pans The above entitled suit involves and is brought to quiet title to TERMSCASH the following described lands lo cator in the VUlag of Fowler vilW, County of tTvfiagstott cm A State Mlcnigaa and more par QUANTITY OF TOOLS All New Merchandise Electric Drills New Taps Aluminum Wall Sets Plant Stand Odd Chairs I Love Seal Paint, outside white Dinner Bell Three Cots Suit Cases Mattress Day Bed Sawi Extension Cords, all sizes New Pony Saddle Vacuum Sweepers, new Tool Chains Ornamental Clocks A Shipment of Blankets expected Bert Wylie, AictWBesr 47 Years Ago Ed Famum shipped a carload if pouhry to New York City last week Jay Lucas of Dexter went as caretaker The Congl church cleared 11 1 at their tea at the W A Nixon home Wd niqht i Dance at the Hotel Qiverly on j Friday night Adm 50c The followinq lecture coursethe Democrat State Convention i I has been secured for Pinckney at Grand Rapids, Sep 30 1950 Nov 6 GeaThartlecturerNov 23 New South Jubilee Singers Doc 17, Denton Crowle, lecturer Jan 23, Sterling Opera Co Feb 2 Binqham humorist March 3, Comedy Co Season tickets are 100 Children 50c At the last session of the Young Mens Club Prof C C Miller and Jay Smith were re t eived as members The club1 wishes to thank Will Dunning for apples and pears Fred Fish for popcorn and flowers W A Nix on fr books and maqazines and j Warren Hoff for daily papers Fowlerville is being sued for 2,000 over a defective sidewa I Bert Nash is building a new I barn on his lot on East Putnam symbol of success To achieve that success there are several routes open It may be made easier by a forward pass, or it may require the steady power and plugging of line play or a combination of both We believe a Servings Account will provide the playing field for this life game Each deposit can bo clrtssed as a line play or a forward pass according to its size The game begins now Open your account today McPHERSON Stele BAN HowelL Mich Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur ance CorpctfatiocL AJu Deposits ur i 5000 for each Depositor GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY D E Hoey Sons PHONE DEXTER 218 1, X pwwppppps Dwpctfpi Peoples tore Tk Pbickny Disputed Entered as 2nd class ct of March 1877 j matter at Postoffic 114 SoHowell SL PmdeMichl Subscription Flics 1JQ o Tec pn W Caaaatt Mr and Mrs EarlBauqhn, n Robert Seeleld iamiiy, Mr uu Mrs G W Latimer and the La rencv Bauqhn iamilv were in Breckenndqe Sunday whei Susan, the daughter of the Law lense Baiqhns, was baptised by Rev Ailaxd Mrs Ross Road and Mrs How ard Read attenaed a card party Thursday at the home oi M Fred Teeple in HoweLL GOODBYE TO PUMPING bfSSOVES TREE ROOTS IMINAWS DIGGING DISOLVfeK GREASf I Mrs Clare Miller was rian Saturd ny in Groceries, Dry goods Canned Seeds, es ur a ings Ingearie I Clare Milkr and L JJipnry at tended the boy Scoutdistrict meal i ina a Bruin Lake Sunday Rev I Ailard took uie followind bovs there Saturday tor the week end Jerry Henry Junior Henry, , Charles Henry Rickie and BiU 11 Millar and fommic Wvliu Mr and Mrs Joe Sqbosser J , Ann Arbor were Saturday quests I at the FredRead home The Vincent Shields family oi I Ann Arbor were Sunday caller Lai the Lee Laveyhom Tuesday ruqht the Fred Reaa iamiiy ana ihe James Whitley family were the dinner quests the Dr Steve Brown home in De Iroit The James Hall fcuiily of Dexter were Friday niqht quests a iha Mexviii Campbell home NO MOR ODORS ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY 1 No mofi ipemlv unhea Sy pumping ond digging up of citpoolf,ipfic farm, iopagt pool, g ai fropi and loggd tin Heres fht mojt reliable end la method h liquefy, diisoJvt and saponify grease, sludge, hair, cloth and otner or pic solids This modem cheral guarane quick end efll cient resulU 12 o 16 SerVi NO SHUTDOWN of pool or lank necenry wL chnmai it working, 5, 10, 13, 23, SO, ond 1 ONTAfNfBS Cwwrffe fet Off Rv, a Of totrfl 1 I My 4 J9 8717 Lakeside Dr Ruflb Lake hi tu Oin Knqslev who was badly ajitiis aqo ha Plumbing Water Syterns etc Stanley DinkeK icd woik ri Uie Gre1 J Lo Ho 5ail wecis a c Milk Deliveries WE ARE NOW DELIVERING m 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PMLGAS1APPAN Rang The Gene Snehan familv ct j Ann ziioor ana Don Warns ana J 1 lamny oi Detroit were Sunaa j iqacJiS oi iVjrs hana bpeur, j lvir and Mrs, Robert Pike ca uis has Oil the conu West i iian wi 4 automatic, instantI5ghtinj burners removable porcelain drip trays Visualiteove4,vith glass window and oven light v 24hour dock vith builtin timer v Visirrindor sides ciong JJrc, up to 2J r lutes v V Itlc r C time rd tvverutjrc information niMininale clgral ts v 1on oven is on fifct ilumirc entire tcp Qf range jj Lars worg ares fi lain firisr Corccaicci ito vent J TRADEEN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RAMGSt Now is the time to modernize your kitchn with Fhilgas , the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town homes You can huat far ide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rage Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regatdless of type, make, ov condition Ery terms, if you wish MANY OTHER PHilGAS AfPifANCES FROM WHCH TO CHOOSE1 ed ai the Jfet Backus home in Iosco Sunday Dr Harlow Shehan and son Jackson werp day quests at trie William Shehan home Mrs Nettie Vauqhn with Mr and Mrs Howard Hayward oi Detroit called on Mrs, Edith Teoo le in Jackson Sunday Sr Edward Nuofter and, wife c j Holt spent the weekend with th j Loyd Henaee iaixiiiy Iviis lrvin Kennedy and Gertj rude Spears were Friday visi tors at the Dan Driver home n Dexte r I The joe Griffith family on iiis sister, Ms Ted Olson, at Ford hopsitcA Detroit, Saturu, f Mrs Justine Grabowski oi KeTuO ile spent the week end win Mrs Eleanor Xedwidq iviis MeDor i xlvT, Dv c j , iuwu, inio Ea diabowsK of Ferndaieand Hubert Leawic and familv and Desmond Led i vv ,aqe and family of Royal OOK attended the weddrnq of Noreen I iiroqan and Lawrence Kelly at Ypsilami Saty lay and the re , I ception at Ben ur club Bnqhlon I Carl Shiler and wife Of Ann ArborWilP Sunday quests ct Mr and Mrs V yne AtLeo Bill Howie at familv of Briqhton were Tuesday quests at tho Andrew Nesbitt home Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were f in Ann Arbor Saurday , i Howard Read and family were I Sunday evening Quests at th arqe Wilde home Ann Arbc , Jt HNCKNEY EVERY OTHER PAY UJ OA Y, Leonard Lee AnTTFRMTLK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM AND BUTTER mpkUn and Wxic lLii BUTTERMILK, UU11K rnn Pincknev v ,J nymouth Sunday and 1 CALL ROBINSON SODA BAR holped in a a Phone 0105 Pinckney , , w bee for Daryl Shir k wxO i buildinqa new house Mr and Mrs Irvn Kennedy I and Mr and Mrs Louis Covle l attended tne chicken dinner, aiv en Sunday by the Norlhfieid Catholic church Russel Clark ond vJ d Bic L ike called at he Vvul Clark hrrj Fricioy uchl The Doyls Tornpeton faiitiiv C Keoqo Harbor were week v n end quests at the Albert SlniJ v hom i Grftiih air famr o1 Ann ATo were Sunday quests at ihe Joo Offith homo on the occallea cacion of Dons birthday The Twin Pine Dairies Nfiicv Lundoen o DOT rpsn tha week end with Janai 3hilcy Mr and MTJ Ab,l Dni,wro in Durand Sundav Trie Gerry Eichman f spent Sundav eveninq at Lloyd Hendee, Akjr and Alberta Dinkrl endoathe MichStatOraqn foo frmih Gz uear AiiQiukiQasi VsLVBTEE CHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours ff2 5 CM tvUlx KHchtn Ranges from 9950 Avlomotlr Vfrtr ffeofrt from 8950 SEE US TODAY Wt HANDLE AIL INSTALLATION DETAILS a o air ia Eci Cwii foct c 000 tii 1ubbK VMvftt Air Cu liioa FuRONAt, FlTTIirCr sssvtcis 2 11 CAXI at vottv couvemecca In your horff, ciSce, or shop, to givo Strvlceand NO Drop I your hokrff, ciSce, or shop, to glva son Perrons IMlng Serviceana a riw itr f floa comfort No at1 caa charjo Drop a 1 or , , , ScU Bv ball aame at East Lansinq SaMrc Emma Vollmer and 4 lohn spent Sunday at the W1 and Charles isele homes FowlsrviUe Mr and Mrs Gene Dmkel aHazel Richardson called at h Albert Dinkel home Sundav The On a Campbell familv vere quests of Mr and Mrs L C Gcrham in Detroit Sundav Moror Wm Fish and wife of SanAntomo, Texas and Verne Fisk and wife of Monroe, were week end quests of Mr and Mrs C J Clinton Mrs Clinton went with Major and Mrs WmFisk to Lansinq Monday to call on her sister Mrs Olin Fishbeck Dd8 Meabon is now on a ship carryinq supplies in Japan 1 Serqt Tula Milla, husband of v Dorothy Meabon, is now in Kor ca with a tank division j , The day was so dark hore en , j Sunday afternoon the liqht hod , to bo turned on The cause was j said to be smoke from Canad i ian forest fires A hard frost here Saturday niqh put the kibosh on tomota and other above qround crops Mr and Mrs John Carver WT in Ann Arbor Sunday to hop his mother move , The Robert Seefeld amily ot ConbU G o, wor wck end uczts at the Earl Bauqhn homo Mark Nash tcok tiopqko t Mich State Collrqo whT sho vriV attend school Mrs Desa Nash of Ann Arbor b cpont Sunday with MrsRose Hondee Mrs Andrew Nesbit nrrtn od hrr hridqe club Tuesday j Mrs Flom Darrov an Mr and Mrs McCaulev attended Hillsdale Fair lnt week LJohn Canr was in h army hospital at Selttdae Field last week wifh an attack of pneumo ovi you personal filling ttrvic call and giv T tration of 250 1 work, or pore j the amazing uhion fnsole tnes your foot ,j Air Bubbles , nd well ha him call No charge no obli rf gation to buy j TACK HANNETT, Agent 318 South Hovoll St Pinckney be raised rr i M,I Co fr t UlnRin moRmnG COAL HEATER 8oiSTc55S aelL9y Swafthu J Dad 3aiiey a n Pisckr t md Mrs Graydon Simorl r Grand Rapids wer quests t Mr end Mrs Robert Read Tues day of last week i Yes, the modern convenience ifid tauuing economy of the WARM MORNING tMttet U truly sensation its the only beater of let kind In the world Exclusive, patented interior constroctiou fttults in aa abundance of elean, bealtbiul btt and big fuel saving Heats ill day sad night without refueling Boms any kind of ooal ooka ot briquets Semiautomatic rigwfni fted Scare a fire bat ooe year Com la aod tat tha deptndablaa kuKoat WARM MORMN tadayt FAJBMERS FEE3 SUPPLY COMPANY, Max BnggwUTM JWW llOTjjPyiATCT 27 1950 DEPOSITS WITH US ARE INSURED UP TO 10000 The Maximum amount prev ously covered DY Federal De posit insurance was 5,000 Now I i each depositor of our bank is i j insured up to a maximum oi i 10,000 for deposits held in the j same right and capacity Good bank manaqement, sound bank supervision uiid the secui Evenings by Appointments ity of deposit insurance work j Howell Michig PROFESSIONAL CORNER rih PINCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VanWinkle C K VanWINKLE Bey M Dully M D Pinckney Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mon, iwiii SaUJto 8 p, m Howell DR G 3 McCLUSKEY VanWiINKLE VanWINKLE Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Michiaan MARTIN J LA VAN Dentist Attorney at Law 112 North Michiaan Ave feon 13 Brighton Mich Telephones j Phone 157F11 Repairing Oifice 935 Residence 814 MY SON J HUGHES together to safeguard your posits de I HERB SNEED , State Plumbing and Heating 717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake 1 THE HRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich, Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation All Deposits In sured up to 5,000 for each Depos itor i Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Ptnckney, Mich PopuUu iuoHicrin Koyai Circulator now being sjvn by iocl dealer S xov J RACKING coal and ashes through your living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oklfahioned tovel JH , veV Ot i handsome new DuoTerm rupl Oil Heater that will iik,iii i millkrn dijjlars in yoiir liin yrn and give you work Among the exclusive features of these thrifty heaters is the famous DtjoTherm Dual Chamber l i, Burner that gets more ica ioin every drop oi oil g Patented PowerAir Blowc another ctdasive DuoTherm featuredistributes heat evenlv, warms floors and far convr saves up to 2S on fuel bilb And these,are 20 other fea tures that mean more comfort mere economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator rural Fin, ,ni how triple and esv it un na di ul SPOT CASH For DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone Pinckney78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY 7 Repairs On 11 Makes Phone Pinckney lo4F3 P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swartnout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYIT SENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 PinckneyMich CARL JONES 3,jmm j Concrete Products, Gravel, Sand DR C J TOWNER Top Soil Road Gravel Fill Diet I Road Building a, 1 A rwBlocks Lcda Piece or Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexter 628 Toma Rd RfJkxM7g Mich Phone Dexter 3461 I Phone Dexter 3116 I, THE KIW 2UOTHEM FUEL6llr KT N0VVAJ STATE or McmaXH The Probate Court toe fee County Urlnevtoa At a Station ot eatd Court held 1 LAVEY HARDWARE Homcmakers jSiits he Protect Oiflce In the City and demands against said deceaed ol by and before said Court and that th legal heirs ol said deceased entitled to at Inherit the etate of which said deceas oi Howell ed died seized should be adjudicated demands against said decease for the adiudicatioa and determination c th neirs at lav ol cId deceased at thy luiie oi nfr dwaUi entitled to inherit the estate of whicn the deceased died in said County, on the 15th day r It is OrderedThat all of the creditors eiezed September AD, 1950 of said deceased are required to present Present Honorable Hiiam R Smith, their claims to said Court at said Pro Jttdfe oi Probate bate Oifcce and to eerve a copy thereoi la The Matter oi the LbTATE OF upon Sylvester M Harrisadministrator of Taoxacs Albert Hai, Deceased said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinrk ft appealing to the cUrt theft the ney, Michigan on or beforo the 27th time ior the Preesealatioe of claims day of November A D 1950 at ton agsinet said estate should be limited oclock In the forenoon, said time and end that a time and place be appoint place hereby appointed for the examina ta fSceiyt examine antr adjust all claims lion and adjustmemt of all claims and it la Further Ordered That pubii notice thereoi be gtwn by publication of a enpy of this TW once eacb wee for three succeesivo weeks previous lo said day ol hearinq in the Pinckry Dis patch, a newspaper printod and circulat ed in said County A true copy Hirom R Smith Celestla Parshall Judge of Probate Reaistar erf Probcrt IOHN E MCCLELLAND STERLING INSURANCE CO Special fiepresentative nDni 469 HoweJl ,1169 Pmckney Rd Howell Mich, PHousekeeper to llv8 j West Main St, Pinckney FOR RENTCortaqo at Biq Sihrorjin home M g w Coir iake, rent by month, hot water, LuiltJA Kedbone hound cSr bathroom, lake priviliges white, male, lost ST Call 2 6 19 WYpsilSiti after slday between Hovvell anlpckriSSn St Kellv Barter HW WYLIE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS PnNE 136 lJCKNEY Gassified Advs p m FOR SALE6ne ycr old Rock 00 VcmBomd, Wayne, Mich I Stewing hens, 35c a lb Phone 213 R Wayne J VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR sATP9n JtPniaae RepeatPi titJ 150 also De Re with 3 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 FOR SALE 4 Milking Cow Frank Pearce, 10960 Stinchfield flood Pinckney, near Silver Lk WANTEDSewing and alterations P Mrs Norman yanBlaricum 339 Stuart S Pinckney FOR SALE First and second cur I ling of alfalfa hay, baled Xynn Hendee phone35F12 FOR SALEHedtrold larqe size ,,n 15 veiy qood condition l FOR SALE1937 Dodqe sedan Call at 8834 Haines Rd or phono nd 1938,Oids sedan 19F3 Pinckney beorge VanSgiver 1122 Mow6T Road, Pinckney, Mich WANTEDiCuftom Corn CutiinqCedar Today, a s Jiomemakci ng number of lijtding the wai to Pinckneys liave comfortable, really attracCtv homes at lower cost The answer The roomy old farmhouses just outside of town , the cottages at nearby lakes that can be bought, for very little A little ingenuity c FURNITURE Just arrived a van load of very qood furniture,baby j EuVeneTcAinch, 8615 buqqies strollers,hiqh chairs and j Lake Road Phone 13F13 jbaby beds, wntmq desks, tables, RU,, Qit n jvr sweepers, dininq suites, bedroom lr Sltter Spendable, 35c an suites, davenports, studio couchi p ,qTP0 Claire CamPbell ruqs, stoves, dishes, sprinqs and e 1JUJ mattress and manv other iems too numerous to mention This is the best lot of usedf Ihe Umstecrd Farm furniture ever under one roof in , Livingston county, j E A Swan, Howell, Mich tfba SALEiPotatoes, Cabbaqe Onions ii fQUALITY Meats Fruit Groisefie Vegetables a wall knocked out here, nt there turns these bargains beautiful yearround homes First consideration, however, should be the right working equip ment for the home a convenient kitchen and bathroom, electricity, of course and the right heating equipment Many homemakers are discovering a new fuel oil heater that may be placed right in the i living room matching other fur niture designs and heating the , tire home inexpensively and very efficiently The heater is called DuoTherm i , giving thrifty, clean and worksaving oil heat in homes without basements or central heating plants It has a PowerAir Biower which circulates heat throughout , the rooms and a thermostatic con trol for heat regulation One reason why this efficient heater is so popular is that its designed just like fine furniture There are Sheraton and Hepple white and Chippendale Models for traditional rooms , and smart blond designs for modern rooms, each of them actually reserabtutg a smart looking console There are styles for every purpose for warm heating comfort in a trailer or a sixroom house No wonder so many homemakers both in the city and in the country are depending upon this economF ieal, really thrifty way to warm Jjomesin winterl , j FOR SALESow and 11 piqs 1 Russell Bokros , jFOri SALESix Room House, oil heat furnished 30 a month j George VanSkiver, 1122 Mower i Road Pinckney, Mich fun SALE Round Oak Kitchen Range, burns coal or wood, in qood condition Louis Kourt phone 69F3 ATTENTION Saws nled Retoetced Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River LOUP Drive HiLand ake, Michiqar I FOR RENT Modem apartment over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney WANTED POULTittf Wla pnv FOR SALEQuaker Oi Stove andtrott B100 prfoe I pipe, small size, for two or threeC H Ltord Phone 32F1 room heating Price 1000 j Merwin Campbell, 245 UmdiUa , phone 168F2 Rev Hayward and wife of iTi CUT rw,ii TTU at Robert rOR SALEDuotherm oil heater P home Wednesday z in qood condition Road 1440 Darwin FOR SALE 15 nine week bid piqs Frank Pearce vw LOgLgtjnchfieldRd Silver IeispmuTtrkUKIti The Rus Glover famiy Fowlar ville wre Sunday quests at Ed vard Spears home Mrs Marqaret Toma of Dex ter was a quest at the Phillip A A A A A A Phil Barney Kralzmiller Livingston County Representative Phone 25566 Ann Arbor ColUd The Pinckney Village Taxes ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT M HOME UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 950 only J HELEN REYNOLDS Ttecswrer 543 East Putnam, Pinckney u S mmmmmM mV F W No 7301 Pinckney High School Gym AT, Sept 30 800 p m Benefit of Welfare Fund CASH PRIZES 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 27, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 27, 1950 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 1950-09-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bd673d0a45c2def0a434eb11e3655191.pdf dbfe70408e683c919449f001109e64be 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. fcb te , 4ttil , A7 VVAIHA v A A Ar At45 t m LW jfeSv 0 Volume 67 7 j 111 Michigan Bfirror CHl8rVati0n The twona of the stiil The smaHgcne season opens started a 3ft dav huntmcr season in the upper peninula QoU and oSriber 1 me iower 15 yfcir 203 lh Democrats are striving people were killed during the harmonv They have noi , hunting season twon an of year election sinci Lower Michigan water, leveML, iqu when Woodhridge iNLren bw9 declined tor the 5th succTI PUT YOUR SHOULPER TO THE WHEEL fM WAJON BO0S DOWrD HIS CAR IS MtRCO, THE 9CtFftCUANT MAN JT HlftWNSoOLOeR TO THE WHEEL, Mates oi tlie Game 1 Current Comment Although Pinckney showed The war threat has boosted some improvement in the game the marriage license business, oi Brighton Friday thev still lost This usually holds true in aJi bert ChaSe sTWtonL The vote in off vear elections is , The fracas between riarry,fteuy ana Arthur Summeriield at tru Wrent Republican convention appears to have subsided o the time at least The ranks of the unemployed are dwindling to nothing Statt labor experts forcast the wors labor shortage since 1943 Building is slowing to a stone till Those who waited for iu er costs have given upThewai efforTHs expected to take much essential material AMJO production has reached a screamina pitch Records are being broken right and lfetvvdge increases are being granted so the harvest will not be disturbed The Only worry is that the war production may take enuogh material from them to kWti J inn Marriages have increased iuu esi,v month The drop from August to Sept was 27 of a ft Fall planting 105,000 trees and shrubs in 15 southern Mich stata parks starts early on Oct, Pinckney, Brighton and Water loo parks are included in tge list The work will be done bv prison labor 25,000 will gST white cedar James Wilkinson has Jbee appointed chief or cxxiservciti activities south of the Bay Ci Muskegon line He succeeds Paul Hickie who resigned to go to Denver, Colorado to dired the Uf S Fish and Wildlife Bureau Wilkinson 41, is a graduate of Evansvlle colloge andMich State College The conservation dept finish ed a survey on 100 lakes in the lower and upper peninsula The object is to determine potential trout lakes Also the survival of small mouthed bbass released ,by agood iseel score 2t to 0 Poor tackling and lack of a good ball carrier who can gain con sistently is their phncpal weakness, in the Brighton game the Pinckney backgield made most of the tackles aUer Bngruon had made gains The iirst Pinckney touchdown was a girtThey got the Pinckney kickoff near the 20 yd line On the first play Wisser ran yu yds such xiifciationB Since August 1, 1950 there have been 2,000 marriage applications in Michi ganThe average number of mar riages per month have jumped Irom 2,000 to 6000 The peak was June when 7,008 were issu edThis 15 the first upward swing sine 1946 There is always an unfortunate aitermate to thesf war marriages for invariably they are followed by a big in for a touchdown, although at 9 m divorces This increas least 6 Pincknev players laid 58 marked, , latd percent since the Korean affair, from airplanes War bond redemptions increas With big forest fires raging iii ed in Sept, due to inflation and Canada, Michigan hit the lowest decreased buying power c J figure last week with 6 acres money With military spendin burned over by 2 fires ANfrAS WeWOKroOTHrACW OF US DOiNG HIS SHAfcE, IT IS THIS 5KOtLOCRTOTHfVHBEL PHILOC50PHV, THIS DOCTlNfi OF PERSONAL INITIATIVE ANp RESPONSIBILITY THAT GIVES AMERICAN OBMCAClf ITS RESILIENT CT GTH hands on him The second Brian ton touchdown was scored by Prieskom after a series of Une plays Wisser kicked goal 13 to 0 was the score at the half , ,, , , ,,, L Brhdian also got 13 points he doomed as me legislature second half, one by Wisser lts last aea refused to ap pledged people are turning o goods instead of savings, jfcpublitcan lecrislcttors expc sales taxes to go hiqh enough to J pay off the deficit and do away Shiawassee counties with theiemand for any new taxes 47 Williamslon Plant Hunting Clubs have been approved coV ering 164,000 acres 18 of these clubs are in Kent, Clinton anqf THE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION The Deanocrat state ccr tiort went off very peacefully sGraftd Rapids last week in contrast to the Republican corffention the week before which j Bounty payments increased in i August with 262 coyottes 77 bobf cats and 2 wolves taken J Filling in pike spawning marsh es has decreased pike product r ion Suit has been started at Ot, seqo Lake against property owi j ers who tfiled inmarshes to in crease frontagte Predatory nsh j consume many young pike with j through the line and one by Price who caught a pass Wiss er kicked one goal and missed the other Pinckney got 7 first downs but were never in scorina teiritory The first downs were on short passes caught by Albert Mrosfka and thrown by John Paul Ware On long ones they had no luck Pinckneys punting was better war and was only getting back to normal MJphigans celebrated state Holstein cattle herds are appar propriate any money for th to carry on The Caro state hos pital hercr has already been sold and the Pohtiacjtate hosptt al and Michigan State Sanitar ium herds are next to go,Pontiac has 200 head and Sanitarium 130 They will be sold at Lap eer on Nov 10 The colored gen tleman in the woodpile seems to be that business interests ara againstt state competition in any and Ware got good disfance on ,53 m u Brightonhad a heavier team Lw FIJZ than Pindkney but drew numer 1 Washtenaw board of supervisors ouse penalties which slowed them up Pinckney plays Manchester there next Friday night The 40 piece Brighton band was marked by a struggle for v control between Harry Kelly, and yljjow perch being the worst ot Arthur Summerneld won by jders Sairnmeyfield Lloyd Hsivee of,1 Ptacimey was at the convention j FEW UPSETS NOWAS m TK PAST, Sfimfy OUL DCMOCRACV IS ALeR,TCO STAi9RRSSiOJ7g4r0vSSLOAAfOACiOfrOS 5 a resolution was introduced to discontinue dairying and farm ing at the county infirmary A committee was appointed to re port Livingston county sold the Derfarmed between halv and countY 0 8mel years ago and Wrens Prsion MaSh 8old heir dairy herd ing Corp J Mrosfka Jeffrey i Gulick We read that the Washtenaw county, board of supevisors has appropriated 60,000 to repair I Owmt COM New TtSShif, omd Saturday Thers were seV9ial upsets last weekThe first was the un fejie appeal , coureToe was bound, to art fflnv1 some day but Ezsard Charles was not considered good enough to do the 4ob Father Time had case of lty Verdict Churches Jdarys CafhplVc Church Hftcknsy Michigan White Wiltse Henry R TV A Mrosfka R E Ware Q B Mattesan L H I Earle R H Cbyle F B L E CDoherty R 1 Appleton LGQ K0Sjheir ancient courthouse It is old R G Crabtree i011 has 8611 01 but for Wood iiov the past 25 yQara a attempts ChappelJ a new, one h8 iaUecL A vTSisexl0 isue to build one once QLOV passed bui a flaw was found in LuekL1 Then a split developed as the pfoffcorn townshiP in the east part of the M Sibstitmion Pinke Van Y KTIJ,, Darrow, J Mattesoi Cowl M Matteson, Brighton ,w Hi sto Brgrrir , i tr Jt toe in 15 years jem d Injured his hand 41 X 1 , circuit court last week t icluqan State The latter al 17 year old boys, Mont Mu dnviarI the case of Anna PSrfgflSft 11J tiM 13 Lr son v Olin Moody a no cause KE , nedyebes downsPtaStaiorCTWNSK defeed he KIKIA P8 8IK1C FridY at 7 p m 7 Bnallon l bond iwue to build it UntU a ZZA li JL8011 Confawtons I ooTOALL ECORES campromiaa it effected there will South two Iky woniregationgl Community Lyon 25 to 6men called forarmy indiction ped Dexter 48 tofe Jtod Hta not ta Georger 48 to nchester , lur QI H i 1 Hour Sharinq Yn27WpWoXSStWPnS ait This G new of, Chnstenson Motor Sgles Howeli at parsonageThemeHow Chr pUflSlS n AS n cording to a Is in the last war reaay had T game unarheir , and Joseph Trembly who ran aiih WIi frii0 MSrhiysical recacbit loi mental 3SfYw mSpthgrcmd bettei I way from lonjeioJ Jtorj It filling out 1he Question1 as acorqanid than Michigan The Detroit Tigers ran out , gas and lost the American leu,end were caught m DaytonOhio que pennant after leading mw9 crvon 7 ninths to 5years school and stole a cox from thelThurJprLTiour4 Sharmg Mf Qther scores wcr8 at parsonageThemeHow C Is Present in Human Need 7 xnenthstp ovean ParsonageJesus, the Prince oxVa 0, fTveS1 To 2rtlxevea7 Their pitching was, in jacicson prison by Judge Lyons Peace idee 6, SauneU Lincoln 1J, ol the year, ineir P g, , mendaion they be Saturday, 100 Trailblazers meetlaroat lJ 361 ll LC lip 20, St Thomas OMilan 13, Flat Rock 6 Roosevelt 18 Dun Will owlercr Goy, G Mermen Williams The convention let Gov, WiU enough runs to put in your eye mo m th dwelhng of Richard 1130 Sunday School RaTopf2rvnae helsea lz Umf thecre were many recruits who could not read or write and many had never worn shoes until they got in the army Draf as we are war they are ,, , best of the drafteesMiller of iart land and was mandsVi for sentence Ralph Lacey was given a de fault judgelent against Thomas ftickolas Roth, attorney general The Phiadelphid Phillies show J JjL6633 ,J Mrrrr Pri Ar,r ArKr md A hF hrrrf tVtft rinhi ftiiff Sun Schroge wos given a divorce iams name his own ticket ThQ the last month They did not iicket is Phillip Hart of Biiming have what it takes The presen ham secretary of state Maurice Tiger team does not rank with Jhretend of Mayvuie Treasurer I other Tiger championship teams Margaret Price, Ann Arbor, audjed they had the right stuff Sun iior gsneral Johu Connolly of day when they beat Brooklyn Detiw3 named It governorfor the title in the primary The Detroit Freej Press calls e ticket gold piated i MARR5ED IN DETROIT 0cy WiUctms is heir ic the Donald McLean, proprietor cf, Wliams soap fortune Hart and j the TpTp Restaurant,Pinckney OttrmoHy are nephews of Walter j was married to Mrs Patricia O Briggs, Detroit Industrialist Kinsolving at Detroit lastThursand base ball millionair and Mrs Price wife of a KaiserFraz Committeemen to r ir Personal Jesus Christ Monday 8 p m Cub parents 6 committee meet at church from Raplh Scrhage ier vice president Eveland is state banking commissioner and LEON STOWE Leon Stowe, 66, Howell attorn ey and son of former Judge Eug enge Stowe, was hurt in an auto accident at Cohoctah Byron Roads last week Leon Stowe died of his injuries The Livingston County Health Wednesday 400 Junior Choir 1 practise 730 Senior Choir 1 ctA 10 8 P mThe 00 Young Ladies Auxiliary J The weirdest story ofthe year COUNTY HEALTH MEETING om tm 1 Eloriday where meet with Mrs Oscar Beck, day They will live at Hiland p, m x Lake wrSre they have putehas iZLMS the George Thompson cottage of Howell Lodge No 38 F A M and a member of the Knigh Templar, Consistory and Shrine His only survivor is a sisterMrs, Learmont The funeral and bur j NEW GENERATING PLANT The Detroit Edison Co has an iSMteMmTinvitmmA nounced plans to build a new were Mark Nash, Or , HANEp ARTERffiS i 400,000 H P electric generating public is invited 13 telephone girls, are scad to have stolen 100,000 from the telephone company in nickels, dimes and guarters They are called tge brassier brigade as The speaker i Dr Mitchell of b the wT the moiey was HsShTH wSRJZS UThe nt pro Health E H Ward, stale execu ecutor Xpects to start proceed veffsecreary wiDi also be presjmcr8 against qirls SndL u rSli COaferenLnat company announces suit to re Mich State College on Oct20 cover the money All Jgirls has long been a power in bank SOTL CONSERVATION MECT ing circles Roth is the only Over 50 sail conservation di , ,nor one who came up from the districts were represented at the ifoESi ranks being a Hungarian enui banguet at the Fisher Hotel, at mk were or noweu grantsson and self made Frankenmuth last TuesdayTnose TH mnsrr AGATNVT A telegram was read fromfrom Lngston county who won faa AGAINST National Committeeman Fitzgerawgct were Mark Nash, Or , rrti A U lr xM wZr icr stating he would suppor theTem til Parker, L B Mashall RogeJThe clJPPler jd Id 1 plant on the St Clair River beocrgt ticket, Kufe, Eber Baker, Klein Cope in the United States today is tween Marine City and StQare P land, Albert Read Norman An J hardening of e arteries New Paul W Thompson, vice pres drews, Erwin Rutter, James Murfcai mettiods may aid phy charge of engineering, says BGttVAEY MSNNQME Rev Ezra Beachy Pastor Mcalng Worship 1000 and 5 Sdl001 H00 SWwns Hour 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 sTprt ,P Vw4ttff 13 UGeorge Thompson Two Michigan congressmen Asslsant Prml fhnftot aqtnered at 11 nome apt who were not candidates for re Cottags Fellowship Service I ihem, 3npusewanningRefcieetiari will be retireH on com A HOUSE WARMING Last Wed eve 30 friends ot have been released an write ,ofe corpus V, i IS IN HOSPITAL IN TEXAS Mss Florence Tupper and Mr phy Roger Hosley Mason coun i ,y N , u W and Mrs Rube Wright of Flint, ty wen the contest thj year former Pinckney residents started1 Others from this county who4 by auto for Los Angeles, Calif attended ware Norman Jopwiia fornia last week to visit Glenn, Lloyd Miller Clarence Earl, Ken brother of the former At Amar neth Mesak Clayton Carpenter, illo, Texas, Mrs Wright fainted Wayne Sober, Gerald BrkmThe and felL breakina a vertebra County Agent Kaufman and She is in the hospital at Amar j Conservation Agent Wood illo Miss Tupper went on to Cal r aomia and will pick up the J Darrow of the Wrights on her way back reports to Fort Buck Lewis,Wash Qct 9 MARRIAGE LICENSES October 15 1950 is the last day Waldron 21, Howell Andrew Krogttead 38, Brighton, Ruth Jensen 27, Brightea Wfiliaml Smith 37, IoniOtMartha Belbeck 26 Howell Edward McPherson, I, Francis Garpenter,26 Fred VttoJG Wsdttesday 800 P M jV,0 dedJcaUo f forable pensions Congressman way ouu r n and gs Eloyse Campbe sangMtechener of the Second District M Bies8, 15 Home i receive 600 a yearCong Individual gifts were received gressman Engle will get betyeea by the Thompsons and ice creamSOO and 4000 a year ak cake and coffee served t 4 jusi poet 82 years old, the a NO DEAL won Pensions are paid Thp Ford Motor Co has reiect Most coUeges report a deaeas ed the offer of Pinckney business, d enjeifecWt Among thm are man and citizens for the Ford j Univewty Michigao an property here and stated it aL IMichiqcfa State This is due to eady had an offer of eaveroL the loss of G L sudents whe JSS3 cmlt 5eA Tbejham Anished theircoufseSThe 250 down payment raised by decrease is welcomed by college I um V4,11 Ui trcTiJiocaI citiaens was returned to aulhorites as the GL I students will, be known as the St Clair them, icrowded meir factliies the most a sicicms greatly in fighting the aU cost u me new plant toodth merit For a list of foods to eat lines, facilities, transmiss and avoid to keep your arterte i ion and disttribution will run to SIS1 25 A9 i, more than 35,000,000 ConstrucX6 0 SuTldav tion will start in December October 8 Detroit iwrnnm rITn plant Bulding anew plant in H9 F FrtTAUTY f stead of installing new eguipDonald E MaClear, 20 son of Mr and Mrs Leo McCIear 01 Spenrer Rd, Brighton, died Sun day of injuries received in an auto accident near Howell Sun Don Burns who is teaching the Unadilkx school has been called to report at Fort Lewis Wash day He was a graduate of How ell High school, attended Univer dry of Detroit and at present was on Oct 11 He was married toenroD at Cteary Business coV TJ i a 453 acre trait Barbara Haines in September efts, YpilkmH JtaMng ,SSUSSlt iSLcSaat50 UftC CALL FOR TAXES QWobex lXjO is the last eflfeButnation Oct 13 Bikerkr cl SOB An sisters The funeral was Tuesday w SKPfaBnS2at St Poicks church, Brighton ft ofrhrer rrontaqicmd toHtjf with burial in Calvary Cemeter inlrighton ,tlHl GO TO ALPENA OCTOBER 14 ment will allow the company to OnSaturday, October 14, the still use the old generators in i Fellowrraft team of Livingston stock The four Detroit pkanVare j Lodge will go to Alpena toielp II shall receive villaae taxi strung out from irenton to Portt Georae Gardner W M conferr unpaid taxes after that datei Huron over a 65 mile sec4prThe the MM Degree on his brotherin be turned in at delinauent S SSi SffJCS S9t P 4lfifnckney at Helen ReynoPmctaeTM 1953 The boilers will be mod 90 a m About 25 Masons ar Treasurer, with pulverized coal Site of Jhe needed Phone the secretary for tran spoliation, interested b the min are askefii to meet at temple an TSiursdqgfeing, means me cast eoaan for shipping by bout idL y and OF OrHCEW kxhtlp 1 1950 is the laet rtober 6, it 8 p, oncers forfctne,vear fl Z rsfe J A J Jm4Z igjfcyfXxii 1 1 , fh a KWlJ ,v VVr wSt W v IV 1 A THg rTNCPTOT POPfiTCH Wednesday, September 2a 195QWdadaT Octebr 1, 1980 Howell IheT Howe Mlchlacm NDOHbOHINQ NOTES I Lavern O Cushmg72, Ben of jOtis Cushing of Webster and a 1 Ann Arbor druggist many years Tuos, wed Thur, Ort 3, 4 s died in University hospital Friday He was chairman of the THE OUTLAW county board of auditors Back in the days of the Roche boys Stoning ISYLYAJN liUSATElT I Chelsea Mk Friday, Saturday, October t, 7 taily Riser For hot water 1 tap for clean, quie carefree service gee Your DEALER, For automatic, ompletely dependable waicr heating i i i 1 Modern Go Electric Tun in EDUON ELECTRIC THf ATM Menda s at 7 fi m, WXYZTV Channel f our or your Edison office SB3 s HCSI i t i nsRSsr 991 Th ti25 SunortSfcountv Number twelve 12 of 4 of Plats,at page thirtysix36 Assessors t r i v , of Michigan 1 Cnaacery HENKY S C fcituiio and KATY ua WM Uiyuuuua IAXAWAW ruwri rwwkui, Cnauv JWALL A a, AUllfl iutvXi ciaa incur unknown uwtf uvw, legatees ana j Cafl OF PUBLICATION f 3un piiOvUa iu trie Circuit Coun lor Lie wunly of Livingston ia vacwcery o howciiavucn loua, on iue i aay 02 eptimber iSoU, At aypaaring jxom trie sworn bui u coiiipuant as iuea in saia cauae inui uie piamim nas noi Joeeu Oijw osier aiixjent seaxcn cma uwwry to ascertain wneuiei j lae suiu aelei44ants cue alive 01 aaa, or waexc Uwy may reside u uvmq ci U UW nave any pviiUi ipresfuattves or neirsj nvaig or wner iney ox aay 01 iftem tuay resiae, Qi wroter n ttUe, ufet loan Ueu or posspoiuiy rgat ol uiese aeienaans 1 Uavg ii assigned to any oine f pewp or ptiions or whetner ayfr BU iiityuj ciui iin or poUlu ngnl c Uies doisnaants uv ei4 assigns to any QtBer son or persons orwheUier such tie, interest claim, lien or POSSifeie right has beeu deposed of Y wui by tr sola defendants AMI i rurthex apfeatoa that the pkoatitt does aot know and bog been unabie aiei diiiaeal seffcn arid inquiry to ascertain tAe names of toe perscv who axe inciaaea as deiendQUi without beuia named Upon motion tiiei4oi oi YanWinie 6 VanWiiie, attorneys tor ruainuik it is wrckred that the anove named de aaants ana thir unjaiown neirs, lisees, legatees arid assiqnscavLie tneir GEPPearance to toe entered herein niihin tnree months trom th date bftreof, and that in cietauit thereof said bui be taken as coaiessa by the said defenaans anp ch cjid all of them It is runner order that the plain tiff cause this order to be publish ed within xorty days in the Pinck ney Dispatch, a newspaper print Plat No 4, Village of 2pwlervue Livinqston County Michigan as duly laid out, platt ed and recorded in Liber Four VanWinkle Van Winkle Attorneys for Plaintiri Business Address Howell Michigan 222 a he was a star ball player Surviving are 3 sons and a daughter Gene Schnebett, son oi Joe Schnebelt of Dexter has enJistea in the U S navy Editor Ames oi the Dexter Leaf er is building a new home Gerald Alien, retiring mgr the Dexter Bank who goes to Johns was given a farewell peaty Tuesday night The Brighton school is plann conjunction of a 12 room elex entary buildinq and gym Mr and Mrs John L Donohue and Mr and Mrs I D Donohue and Joanne, visited James Dono, hue at Great Lakes naval train inq station over the week end Mr Dailey is the new barber at Greqory , ,, The conservation dept is sellinq a number of Jjuildinqs at auction on Oct 12, in the Dans ville area Miss Mary Holt of Stockbridqe neice of Mrs Dorothy Dinkel has resumed her studies at Michigan State College Clyde Sibley, Stockbridqe ed itor, has returned from the hospital where he underwent a hernia operation Hie brother E C Sibley, former Sprinqport editor, got out his paper for him I MrsMary Roche of Fowlerville celebrated her 90th birthday on 1 Sept24 Her husband, Malachy, died 22 years ago St Patricks school of Brighton has 184 pupils enrolled Mrs Patrick Dillon and daugh ter, Mrs Polly Murningham flew to New York City last week to attend the funeral of the formers sister, Mrs Michael Hodgins Stanley Berrimani nephews of Attorney Stanley Berriman of Howell, is an athletic coach at Milford high school Capt Gordon McPherson of the U S Marines was married to Miss Gendolyn Craig at Corpus Christo Texas, last week Cpl Gordon of Howell, is reported missing in action in Korea, 4 32 more young men from Liv ingston county go to Detroit on October 13 for army physical ex amination The Ann Arbor Railroad has announced it was replacing its team locomotives with 13 Diesel engines Lenawee county voters will vote in November on bonding for 400,000 to build a new jailThe present one at Adrian is condem ed THE BIG HANGOVER A Good Comedy Stoning Van Johnson, Elisabeth Taylor and Cone Lockhart Cartoon and Nows Jane RusselL Jane Buetel Thomas Mitchell Walter Huston e , M ,, Novolty and Cartoon Sundo Monday, Octobof , I f ridr, S9uday, Octobor 6, 7 Msh Hunt John Lytel IB MARY RYAN, DETECTIVE AIM Eddy Arnold Gloria Henry FEUDliN RYTWMV Colox Ccrtoon Sunday, Monday, October 8, 9 Sunday Shows 415 p m Ooat Tf BATCHELOR AND THE BOBBY SOXER A Good CoAody Stanino Cory Grant Myma Loy,Charley Templem and Rudt Vallee Cartoon Sundoy Shows 3 S, 7, 8 fueT Wed Thur, Octobet 10 11,12SUNSET BOULEVArlD A Drama Starring William Holden Gloria Swanson Naacy Olson and Fred Clark Cartoon Shows at 715 and 815 RETURN OF THE FRONTIERS j CowingfToastoi Orleaas, Right MAN Cross A LUe of Her Own In Technicolor , btanlag 1 1 Gordon McRae Julie Lrcfioh, Rory Cahoun Jack Holt nows Tui, Wed, Thur, OctobeTlO 11, 12 Tyrone Power Orson Welles Cecil Aubrey Jack Hjawkins in THE BLACK ROSE Color by Toohnlcolor Novelty ar i Cartoon DexterTheatre DEXTSK MlCKGAN Ai Colaoned Friday, Saturday, October 6, 7 ComingtCariboo Trail Arrow, Bright Leaf Broken AVON 1UHATJSB Stockbridqe, Michigan Friday, Saturday, October 6, 7 TALL IN THE SADDLE John Wayne and Ella Raines In a Super Western RIDERS OF THE RANGE Starring Tim Holt Richard Martin and Jacqueline White Plus GOD IS MY COPILOT The Men who Flew by faith and jury Stmnua Dennis Morgan, D Clark and Raymond Massey Shows 700 and 928 Cartoon Timid Pup Grunt and Groan Sucday, Monday, October 8 9 FATHER IS A BATCHELOR Comedy Starring William Holden, Coleen Gray and Mary Jane Saunders Cartoon and Newi Svnday Shows 3, 5 7 9 Comedy MOB 715 US p m Sunday, Tuesday, October 8, 10 THE BARON OF ARIZONA Historical Melodrama with Tue Wed, Thur, October 10, 11, 12 THANCI S A Good Comedy Starring Donald OConnor Zazu Its and the Talking Mule Shows 715 and 915 P M Cartoon Shorts News Vincent Price and Ella Drew Sheiks, formerly Cartoon Gorilla Hunt News CcmlngTfeasure Island, All the CozningTwilight ni the Sicra3 , Kings Men, Bucaaeer Girl Twelve OClock High Desert Havk 47 Years Ago working is in May Jeffreys Lansing W H Placeway and James Wilcox are building new kitchens i on their homes in the village A local hardware is advertises stovpipe elbows at 4c each Rube Wright is remodeling his home on West Main St St Marys Altar Society hold a Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJtPTLY HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY HIDEb 4uD CALF SKINS Phone 66 Plndmay Central Dead Stock Co A Plea for Christian Living ocial at the home of Mrs Mar1 r , garet Black Thursday They clear r1 e Yw 11 that You hav and a11 at you are You are ed 11 a the one they held at the una m ail fairness m retun to show Him every consideration Simon Brogan home last week , nhat you canJohn Cadwell has purchased a half interest in the F G Jack son store While coming down stairs from This message is written with the purpose of revivina the Familv Altars im the Home If God has blessed your marriage with children, you are in duty , bound to bring them up in the righr way ae regards physical 00 iyfv No matter where you land, youll find everything from Ambulance Jj Wheel Chairs in the telephone directory Yellfcw rages the Lincoln Smith home over the and mental training In addition there is laid upon vou a duty TWrrx7 Dnirr Str Sntiirrfrrv i rrri u m Spiritual learning and by precept and example to love God and follow the Leadership of Jesus For CLEANER CORN and More of I I mmmmmmmmmmmm p, DEARBORNWOOD BROS CORK PICKER Flexible gathering points save down corn Three fathering chains keep ears moving ii fast Extra large husking bed with three rubber, three steel rolls Attaches quickly to Ford Tractor when equipped with ASAJL standard PTO and hitch or any 2plow tractor with AAE standard PTO and hitch If ARM rQUIPEfci AXTOR Cntrion Ml eoia eejMmrtely to tmtvrt prompt dMtr, order now Lf ed published and circulating in mmmwmm , fSd Cpunty once in each week w r REEVBS, Dealet 1 fef at lect six successive weeksJ A true COPV Glean CYUana fftehn A Hagxoan Circuit Cc irt Clefk Commisrner The above entitled suit involves fcliaJd is brought to quiet titi to kit aowScr dsavribed VSJOJ to ol Fowler cuttina a aash in her head which took 12 stitches to close Dr C L Siller attended her Rev George Mylne returns as pastor of the Congl church L another year Harley Stanton and Will Harr of Dexter left Monday on a i weeks hunting and fishing trip to the head waters of the Huron River Mrs Josephine Clinton Wattfi has been elected president L fie Ladies Society of the Brothei hood of Locomotive Engineers George Pearson is taking a veterinary course in Grand Rap ids I William Doyle had a horse kill ed by lightning lasf week John Dinkel rides anew bicy cle Mr Watkins, the Hamburg mef chant is very ill Dr J W Brown has returned and resumed his dental practise here teach them Christ The Community Congl Church extends you a hearty welcome to join in the Divine Worship and stay for Sunday School firing your Bible Our entireaclivities are founded on the Scriptures SPONSORED BY ST PAULS MENS BIBLE CLASS Big Rummage Bake Sale AT PINCKNEY TOWN HALL ON STOCKBRfPGE MIQL VI II j Ji Russell C Hehotv Tenor OPENING VOIC1 AND PIANO STUDIO AT 9 10 2 McGREGOH ROAD, PORTAGE LAKE ioaanii 15 Year ob Successful Teaching Dbsctiog Ichigan, mQVL 5 Yea Ccsft and Radio Also Available lor Concerts,Ch describe as im Coiductog, Opnr Wwcttog J Uctuwi OCTOBER, 6, 7 SPONSORED BY ST MARYS ALTAR SOCIETY I Mi , and Mrs S H Carr had as Smday guests their chidren and families and Miss Madge Jack of Ann Arbor Mrs Grace Campbell Corcara of Renton, Wash, and Mr and Mr and Mrs Floyd Campbell of J Dexter called at he Dispatch office last Wednesday Mrs Uoyd Hendee and son, Jeffrey spent the week end in Holt with her parents MrsAnna Reason and son, Jerry, visited Shirley at Ypsilanti Sunday Miss Mary Martin of Howell and Charlene Meyer of Brighton 1 spent the week end at the Albert I Dinkel hoflfe GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND , PROMPT DELIVERY D E Hoey Sons PHONE DEXTER 881 yThe an Th W B tore TW Plnckney Dtopwica Enteral at 2nd doss act of March 1877 matter at Fostottico 114 SoHoweU St Vh I WW c Groceries Drysoods Canned eoctds, Shoes Oenfs Furnishings Ingerie Cap Richard Hale oi the U S Marines has been called to dY at Camp Pendleton, CaltPr nia His wife is the former Charlottte GoodremontM A Diasmore of Ckxliiornia spent last week kwith his brother, Charles Dinsmoxe The infant dauqhter of Mr and Mrs Dale Watkins, born in the McPherson hospital, Friday, died at birth The funeral was held at the Swarthout Funeral Home Sat rdav morninq, Rev Brady otfic iatirlq Burial in the Sprout cemj etery I Oscar Sinqer and Mrs Hazel Ely of Howell were Sunday I quests of M EDarrow and wife j Clyde Darrow and wife of Milford spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Flora Darrow Ms Illah Reason who has ibeen in Wyandotte is now at lithe home of her son on Coon Lake Road Mr and Mrs, Pcrcv Shad of Fenon ccute on Mrs Mary Hoii last iuesauy GOODBYE TO PUMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS RUMINATES t DIGGING DISSOLVES GREAS NO MORE ODORSt ITS MODERH REVOLUTIONARY No mart xpntv unhsa Sy pumping and difigine Up of citpcoli, tplic lonki, seepage pools, grcaie frapi end cloggtd lini Heres th most relioblp ond la ,t meihd Ht liquefy, dissolve ond saponify grease, sludge, hair, cloth and othr otr pic ioid This modem cher,al guaranty quick and effi cient remit J U to 16 he, NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank ncnyv rhemuui n working, 5, 10 15, 25, SO, and H ONMlNS e taiwejiae f Of Re 1 1 My Off ftrdl 8717 Lakeside Dr iejee 4 Keai St Gussr c,i Mis ivm Ho Wednesday last LOWEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILQASTAFPAM Rang Floyd Hammond and wife Lansing were Sunday quoj he Clyde Fisher home Mr and Mrs id P Moran of i Detroit called oa M Mary Hoff i last Vanesday Tuesday aucss of Mrs Mary iHoff were Leo Groves and wiU I and Mr and Mrs Roy Gnpps ot FlinJ vfKl jL LOr 1 io the state police i in iovinq a months vacation I y Viable Smith of Sou a Lc underwent a serious op rerc ion St Joe hospital, Ana iArb T iasi vook y oi Mrs Clare Miller were of in Adrian last Tuesday ruqht c Wal PluesiMng Wafer Sy tems etc Stanley Oxnkel Milk Deliveries WE ARE NOV DELIVERING at IN , INCKWY EVERY OTHER DAY fi L,, ,tcs lamily c Wa1 ilTTmMILK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM AND BUTTER edlcke Hobert Can of MU gTMK, OUim Pinckney Mien, State spent the week end CALL ROBINSON buuv snn Mrs lat the Roqer Carr home I Mrs Ina Heinze cid r iw w, vicoic of Carleton called on 1 Mrs Nettie Vauqhn with the j Mrs Nettie Vauqhn Wednesday Roy Merrill family of Webster K rfrl RH i ijhH Z,, i , vv4L j 1 i f t were Sunday a inner quests at the Harold Farley home in Whii the childEarl Bauqhn is in the north t i with the bow and arrow hunters I David Aberdeen, spent Scrtur j day at Albion college I Mrs Dan Ho and children andX, The TwinPins Dairies more Lake, honorinq rens birthday L C Gorham and wife ana , n y , i , u jt tio Ona Campbell home, week at the Rooeit ncad homo JtTN M,rwiri Campbell amlv 1 he Paris Carver family o1 I 6Denl Sunday at the R Serow horn in SaqinawAT old Berquist entertained oary of friends from the Gay icrd Sanitorium Sunday at the I Rockwood spent Sunday , John Carver home I L J Henry took Junior Henry, Don Packer, Rickio Miller ana Dver to the MichMici irlebor burners Ssualitc vi itli bl tfaw and ovea l,aU s S4hour clock with buHtin Ibne V Viminder si7a3 eoocng tunc, up to 30 rviute V Vfejiguldc gives tlric md Urn peratirc information y IUuiniaatd signal tc v,fn oven is on v IfeV illumirst cntiri top grange Largo wcrcir aa crc Uin finish Corcoaicd ri vtntI 1 LIDERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RAWGE Now is the time to modernize your kitchen with Fhilgcis e thrifty boUed gas for farm and towA homes You can huiAt far a4 , but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rage Rcmemhor, foo, we will glvt you generous tradein allowance on your old range r jardless of type, make,, o condition Ecsy terms, if you wishT MJH1 OThER PHILGAS APJANClS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSEI Vvo other Boy Scout3 120 teaciiers attended E A meetinq at the hJlj cchcci last Tuesday niqnt Th WUm aair iamilv o Detroit were Sunday visitors the louis Shehan home The Claude Swarthout family Dan VanSlambrook family ana the Gilbert Campbell family of Frazier spent the week end at Lovells 1 Gecrqe Gardner Bert Hooke and Clayton Carpenter calle on Fred Carpent at Pontiac Friday niqht H has been sick in bed 6 weeks Dr Frank Mercer is his physician d The Rex Noqqes of Ann Arbor were Sunday quests at the t Frank Aberdeen home, j Mr and Mrs Mark Nash, a vid ond Nancy attendd she ball qame in Detroit Saturdav Mr ad Mrs Louis Coyle wera Sunday dinner quests at the Wilbur Coyle home at Howell Mr and Mrs Phillip Hudson and Mr and Ms A Tirwcod of Detroit were week end quests at the Lester MacFee home Mrs Hazel Poulson is on a 2 weeks vacation from her dut ies as telephone mar here Tho William Bentley family of h,riiw TRp Albert Shirley family were baturaay rlvmouih Sunday htlpinq , bee on his new the alf i00lba11 Jame saturaay in p ymoUih Sunday hulpinq Next Saturaay he takes four y j Gnyle at a M borne ,A7 I Mrs Chris Wman3dauqhter, Joan, of Detroit called Mrand Mrs Irvin Kennedy Fitzsimmons and on Saturdav Robert Sinqer has enlisted in the navy for 4 years, j Mr, Cora Webb spent Tues day afternoon with her cousin Mrs lay Read of South Lyon j James Webb and family of Roval Oak and Joseph Webb and family of Ypsilanti were veek end quests of their mother, Mrs Cora Webb Hrb Palmer and family of Flint spent the week end at the I Harry Palmer home Mrs Naomi Murphy of SClair j was a recent caller at the Harr Drrmer home Charles Clark and family and sMrs G W Clark were SunHav dinner quests of the Louis Kennerly family in NortWield , Thr Gerald Kennedy hmi1 of Howell were Sunday qurst at the Irvin Kennedy home Edsel Mever is now employed by the Humane Society of Wash tenrrw county The William Lamb family of Ann Arbor and the Georqe Mever family of SooVb o y y were Sunday callers at the W Cprunna are visiting at the Rob j H Vever home ert Pik home ,,, Walter Clarkand wife spm he Calvin Hooker family offho week end in northern Mich u o e ,Sunday ouests Mrs Bernice Isham Beatty of Q o 5X crnain home Howrrll called on Mrs Fmmr Roy Dillinqham is qettfnq out Dinkel Fridav Umbers for his barn He will Stanley Dinkel and Murray not rebuild the bam that burned nniy took in the MichMich fhA Will Bland farm this Statr folbrn crame at Arm AT Your Moion Man gives you personal flrCng tervlc fcrseasuremerit fb to tHm FACTORY wherf yyr hot art nvadIx7s Personal Fjtting Service in tbt privacy of your home or offic jjiven without chart by your, L Wison Man, gives you ao utterly new idea of shoe comfortv iHes the irecttoyou Fac lory Representative of the leading manufacturerof it kind in the world i 3 Hell he glad to call and give you a Demonstration of 250 styles of dress, work, or spori r shoes, including the amazing Velvelez AirCushion Insole r Shoe, which cradles your fool j on 10,000 tiny Air Bubbles, Drop a card and well hav j him call No charge no obli gation to buy s JACK HANNETT Agent 318 South Howell St Pinckny Phone 111 on the SEE US TODAY WS HAN0EE ALL INSTALLATION DETAIU Mt l L4 year but will move his stock to the other farm Mrs Ida Eichmcm of Detroit and the Ambrose Kennedy family , of Howell were Sunday quests at the Gerry Eichman hom i Dan Driver and wife oi Dex ter and the Russell GJover fam ily of Fowerille were Sunday quests at the Edward Sp ars home ofifci SwAfthctft br Saturday Week end visitors of th Stanlev Dinkel family were Tohn Broaan and family of Clev land OK ,4 th James Sweet Tarr1 r,f Pol Prek Pugsell Clark is now pmDoypd at the Kinq Selv plat in ScK 1 osenh Griffith called on his tw rrf r,MrsTed Olson, ot Ford hos irs m McWuiri and familv of oital, Detroit, Sunday Detroit and Billy Shehan of Ann Th Stanley Culver family oH J2l r nt Sundrr at the Wm Dfield were Fridav caller Sheviar Kom i at the Murray Kennedy home Mrs Wm Mrr SpPnt paTi The Lawrence Bcuahn familv of last wok at th Dr McGreop1 wnt Sunday at the G WV home fn BriaVo jinnmer homo necrr Munith The WesjMc church wil Mr and MrJRav Burns were hold a harvest dinner toniqht in Poniac Sunday to seo their I Martin Ritter i , Con Tof O UJflKIll mORniHG COAL HEATEH 8SttCclC now install, new orandson, born to Mr and vni iui SJWW insTaii new aTcmason, c ino televijon for Marvin Shirey i Mrs T Conklin i MM Yes, the modern convenience and scaaag coootny of the WAJRM MORNING heater is truly senittiooi Its the only heater of its kind in tha world Exclusive, patented into ffctf coottmctioa resulu in tn abundance of tleaa, healthful heat and big fuel savings Heats ill day and night without refueling BUM any kind of coal coke or briquets Setalautomad BeftttM feed Start a fire but ooct t yteit Cc4M In tod ttt the dependable, IOWKOSC WARM MORNING todeytJO V ,ff5 Btf Wedneeday, Oetobtt 1, I960 mmmmmtmmmmmmmmimaimmmmmtm DEPOSITS NOW INSURED UP TO 1 0,00 0 WHAT FACTOR SAfUiAw BANK DEPOSITS 1 Good bank management This is the underlying factor in the protection of your deposits PROFESSIONAL CORNER 2 SOUND BANK SUPERVISION Adherence to rigid standards is checked though regular bank examinations THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Boy M Dugy, M D Pmckney Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Meiu luew rtL Sat, 7 to 8 p m DR G Ot IcCLtjSKY D W VanWinkU C K, Vt VanWSNKLE VanWINKLS Attorneys at Law First Stat and Savings Bank Howell u Michigan 3 FeUeral Deposit Insurance P01 Each depositor in an insured otflc 835 , Dentist 112 North Michigan Ave MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney at Law Phone 18 Brighton, Mich Phone 157FU ftepedring Residence 814 MYSON J HUGHES bank is insured up to 10000 , lumbing Hcnia r i State 8717 Lakeside Drive Rush Lake all deposits held in the right and capacity We and member banks pay the full cost f HERB SNEED State License of Federal Deposit Insurance THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howeil Mich, SPOT CASH Phone 183 207 E Grand River, Howell t Michigan I Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage jClty, Lake and Farm Property v A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Pmckney Mich AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality FOB DEAD or DffSABLH STOCK ttngrjm REFRIGERATION SERVICE Popular Dio liurm Royal Circulator now being snown by local dealer S T0P TRACKING coal and ashes through ymir living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned stove J Oct a handsome newDuoTherm FueJ Oil HesttMhat wiU look like a millkm dollars in your1 living,rcoin and give you work, las jirls htatt Among the exclusive features of these thrifty heaters is the famous DinTherm Dual Chamber Burner that gets more hct from every drop of oil Patented PowerAir Blower Mother emdawve DuoTherm featuredistributes heat evenly, warms floors and far corners, V up to IS on fuel bills jAnd tfcjie are 20 other fea tures that manmorecomfort mtrv economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm I See the handsome new Duo Therm Royal Circulator now Find out how simple and easy it PC by turning a dial HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 pervCwt CALVES AND SHfP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY HAROLD RADY Repairs On iil Makes Phone Pinckney 154F3 om DR C I TOWNER Dentist P H SWABTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C REICKHOFF Br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River AT Howell n Michigan Phone 358 Residence 81 LLOYITHENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Plndmer, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel Band Top Soil Road Gravel Fill Dirt Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexler 76a8 Toma Rdt, Hackney, Mich Phone Dexter 3461 Phone Dexter 3116 JOHN MCCLELLAND STEryjNG INSURANCE CO H W W Y L I E i rWi I DUO VHMFUEL Ollf HEiiTCRt NOW AJ MM 25 Years Ago I LAVEY HARDWARE STATE Of MCHIGAK the Probe Couit tor ibe Cevaty j Uvtegstta As a semen of sold Comrt held at ihe Prabat Office la the City oi HowelJ In said County, on the September AD, 1950 Present, Honorable Hiroun R judge of Probate In The Matter of the vna1 demand against said deceaed demands against said hv and before saidT Court cmd that the for the adjudication and legal heirs of said deeeesed entitled to oi the heirs at law oi sak lth day oiancne jones ireas oecu nen ceo w VV1W muie dee The Freshmen officers ore59, ower Road or pnone Pres, Gertrude Tupper 00 Pincipeyr Pres, Wilhelmina Bourbonnais rrkn DP T ri Sec, Pearl Robinson Treas, IastSR RENTCoage a Big Stiver inherit the estate of which said deceas tho iLne of har doath entitled to inherit giariche Jones Treas, Cecil Hen on Howell, St Pinckney Inquire ed died seised should be adjudicated, the estate of whicn the deceased died of It is Orderod,That all of the creditors siered of said deceased are required to prewntl It is Further Ordered That pubHi Smith, th claims to said Court at sad Pro notice thereof be atren by pubacation bec Veai ttoiinson TrftaS jasfT , y oiq Oliver , bate Ottice and to eerve a copy thereoi of a copy of this ordi once each week Nasn I Lace ren by month, hot water, feTATE Or upon Sylvester M Harrisadministrator o for three successive wselcs previous to f juni0rs made 12 on their 1001 lake Privlliges Ihomas Albert Hanie, Decocwed said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinck Baid day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis social They hold a turkey raffle 2 6 19 W,Yp8ilanti afir 3 it appearing to the Court thert the ney, Michigan on or before the 27th patch, a newspaper printed and circulat jn November m time or the Preseentatlon oi oielms day oi November A D 1950 ut ten ed in said County against said estate should be hmXed eclock in the forenoon, said time and A true copy Huom R Smith end that time and place be eeeoint place hereby appointed for the examSna Celestia Parshall Judge of Probate to receive, examine and adinej ffQ eleims lion and adjustment of all claims and Register d Probate NOTARY IN8UIANCE and BONDS Spedal Beowjmtrrti PHONE 186 MNCKNBY TelephonTISslSSSr UaSSllied AuVS FOR RferoFirW floor apartment jwih water and bath room , WANTED Girl to care for twoSylvester Harris 1175 M 36 W, I Pinckney hiqh school eat school children and help with3 ALEZenijth Cambinatkm Byron here Friday 20 to 0 Mark housework Very nice conqanial radi and Victrola with recorda, Nash Mike Blades and lou,liome with own room and goodLvV011 Huahee Phone 1S7F1I Swarthout got the Pinckney i waqes Write MrsMary ShoapaRigiJoQgida, Drive, Rush Lake points New Hudson plays here 5398 Spokane Ave Detroit ,,,,,, , this Friday J Michigan, iormerly of Pinckney lWANTEDMan for dnving truck The Kinas Daughters metwith , f ansvmo inside work Write to eejFOR SALEElectric PfHrewlP O Bog 186,, Howell Mich WAmBHousieeper to Irrs West Main St, Pmckney STA Redbon houncL color white, male, lost last week Tues day between Howell and PinckWill pay reward Kelly Barker 3200 VanBorn Rd, Wayne, Mich Phone 213 R Wapa FOR SAL20 quaqe Repeater Shot Gun 1500, also Deer Rifle with 3 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 FOR SALE 4 Milkinq CowtT Frank Pearce, 10960 Stincbfleld Road Pinckney near Silver li Mrs Roy Darwin ThursdayThree i FOB, SALEEiectric Refrigerator Washenaw county officers werand electric stove, both in good mz present, includinq MrsCrittenden Oscar Beck, 1631 East M 36 , county president Phone 45F4 deteimlnarion, The sophmare class offira rT7 , d deceased at n K r n o IFOR SALE 2 lots 66X132 each Sec l The Murray Family reunion FOR SALEOne year old Rock was held at the Edward Spears, Stewlna hens, 35c a lb home Sunday with 50 present VanHorns Hillside Farm Mrs Cynthia Wellmcn Pinckneys I lEST Mrs Cynthia Wellmcn is car WANlhUSewma and alterationa ZT T inq for Mrs Max Ledwidge and Mrs Normal VgnBlaricum FOR SALE1937 Dodge sedan m5nt son, WilUam Joyce 139 Stuart S, Pinckney and 1938 Olds sedan Mrs John Munsell of Marion died at Sparrow hospitalLansing i wl mia nisi una aeco last week 11 jtino f alfaUa hay baled Gertrude Chipman of Gregory was married to Wayne Bradjshaw of Hillsdale last WednesriMri DUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables day McPHERSON State BANK FOR 5STP rc J fGeor9 VonSgiver 1122 Mower FOR SALE First and second cut Road, Pinckney, MicY Cedar Lynn Hendee phone 35FI2 WANTEDCustom Corn Cutting FOR SALE Heatrola, larga size Eune MsAinch, 869 15 very qood condition Call at 8834 Haines Rd or phon 19F3 Pinckney Lake Road Phone 13F13 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an hour Claire Campbell Phone 131F3 Established 1865 fneoroorated 1915 SAVINGS BEGIN A CHAIN REACTION Range, burns coal or good condition wood, in FR 11 8, ItoR SALEPotatoe3 Cabbage Russell Bokros Onions FOR SALE Hound Oak Kitchen The Umstead Farm ATTENTION Saws filed Reioofhed Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Done By Machine end m Guaranteed A MandeU t 11524 River Lane Drive FOR SALEDuotherm oiTheer 1 l 85 indlidual had the opportunity in good condition 1440 Darwin RENT Modern apacsttent over Roy Clarks store Phone 124P3 Pinckney Louis Kourt phone 69F3 FOR SALEQuaker Oil Stove and Pipe, small size, for two or thr tr , room heating Price 1000 ee land the personal property of i all individuals J In America as in no other country of the world has each Merwin Campbell, 245 UnadiUa phone 168F2 Fish of acquiring a fair share of the Road worlds goods Mass prodajti ri has brought the cost of automomobiles, refrigerators, washing machines and many other lux uries within the reach of the av I erage working man i Ths savings of millions have I gone to work to finance the mas producion processes A Savings Account begun now is the first step in this chain re i action of increasing prosperity for America OR SALE 15 nine weeks ias Frank Pearce old 0960 Stinchfield Rd, Silver LakejJ WJMegp8JOrotHif Wiii pav Badott UoW Market Prices Courteous Service V fOKm rnmm FOOD STOIC McPHERSON Suit BANK Howell Mich All deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A A A A A A Phil Barney frafc Livingston County If T1 The Pinckney Village Taxes ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT M HOME UNTIL OCTOBER H0LEN REYNOLDS THaeorer, 543 East PuhsaflL Pinckney, i iL r A rm V HE HNCNEY NSPATCH Wednesday, October 1, 1950 SAVE tOO, 500 400 ABE GIVING AN EXTRA LARGE DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW 1950 3 hove enjoyed a very prosperous year, sold more Buicksthan r before This is the cleanup We are getting ready for the 1 models Here is your chdhce to save real dough 2 Doors, cors, Hard TopsConvertables Livingston Motor Sales YOUR BUICK DEALER Howell, Michigan Nutritionists Learn from FAO Experts is , vg K , 1 group of nutrition specialists in Greece learn how to make the ost of a short food supply from an expert standing, right, from ie staff of the tJN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO ports from these experts and dozens of others from many nations he being reviewed this month in Washington at the FAO Conference 1 Meeting Hall for the World S3 g8eS5 s a SsSSSS s s rag 838 lis fc s v 4 T N , v , MjWSSRK T J SOIL CONSERVATION H MIMIIIIMUHI nM thte building at Fmshing MendowiJew York, tte g ,Tt iSSftries will meet Septemjtt of the United Nations More than iOJi aWjfi IJmhW rtain represent their countries SSS iTat which almost every world problem wttl be BUTTER IS THE KEYSTONE OF MICHIGANS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE Is Midiigans most VITAL INDUSTRY WW Is Hiat Industrys most VITAL PRODUCT The welfare c eveiy man, woman and child in Michigan depends on the states dairy industry represented by more than 132,000 dairy formers with an investment of 2 and Vt billion dollars t One in every six families in the state is dependent for livelihood on the dairy industry More than 600,000 derive all or part of their incomes from dairying Income from dairy herds last year amounted to 681,000,000 And this vast industry depends on butter for its solid foundation Butter is the one dairy product which is a storable, staple fdthe dry product which absorbs excess production during the fl ah ing season and makes it possible to have 0 wfficient supply of fluid milk and other dairy products during the many months of low milk production Without butter, the vital dairy industry would be completely out of balance during many monthslof the year fluid milk voud be seace prices would zoom and the public health would be jeopardized Butter is of great import to every person ciganit helps to keep milk production on an even keel Farmers realize the great importance of butter for it means crcoory herds throughout the state Dairying it the greatest soil conservation measure known to mankind To keep Michigan prosperous and her people healthy, dairying must be maintainedmilk provides onefourth of all of our food There is little wonder that thinking people want to protect the butter market against Imitators who would help destroy Michigans greatest industry for the sake of profit to themselves And those who seek to wreck this states dairy business for the most part have no interest in Michigan except to take her money away Michigan is prosperous and a wonderful state in which to live largely because of her excellent dairy heres and ujrpassed abundant supply of milk jl Michigans dairy industry has grown up with the stateit can be given a mortal blow over night by letting f seMsh Imitators destroy the KEYSTONE of the IndustryTHE BUTTER MARKET MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION A nonprofit organization ontkofy owned and operated by more than 5,000 Michigan dairy I 4 Mrand MrsLowrence Baughn called at the Albert Dinkel horn Sunday Mr andMrs Emil Weddige Ann Arolpr were Sunday callers at the Don Swarthout home, Mrs, Mary Aron Shoaps cmd nmily of Detroit ccdled at the Eli Aron home Monday, Mr and Mrs, Ross Read attend the MichMich State game a Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Olin Fishbeck o Lansing is visiting at the C, J Clion home iifB Major Win Fisk and wife re turned to San Antonio, Texason Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Read spent last Wed at the John McGuire home in Detroit Mr and Mrs Wm Maynard and family of Muskegon visited at the C J Clinton home last week Mrs Etta Fox and daughter of Long Beach Calif, were weei end quests at the Andrew Nesbif home The James Whitly family were unday guests at the Wm Whitley home in Ann Arbor Jack Young Joe Bums and 3ob Danow attended a See at the James Burns home in Ann Arbor Sunday Dr W C Wylie and wife oi Dexter were Sunday dinner guests at the Andrew NesbitT home on the occasion of his years in the practise of medicine The Younglove P T A hold a card party at the Henry John son home Oct 7 35c Clyde and Roy Fisher have taken an option On a farm with 2 houses and have their homes up for sale Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson and iGrace andMrii Winifred Graves attended the dedication of a ner building at the Eastern Star Villc at Adrian Sunday 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 04, 1950 Description An account of the resource October 04, 1950 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 1950-10-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ec27a7b0663fa1b200dddd887a1ea305.pdf 89e2ab062fa4e34852d5ab1f58adcc4f 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. vl Vf r n v ,i5 citch volume 67 Tb Fttcfeoey Dispatch Wednesday n r Michigan Mirror A footbau loja ip page if and a irosty tana alls the air Owing to the large number oi Michigan residents are reunna i burners and poor hunting condied now is the tine to get those tions the grouse bag in the up Christmas packages off to those i peninsual the first week was serving overseas in the armed uaht frooes The earn conditions exist 20,000 applications have been as in World War II with hun received for in special dee j dreds of Mich, men being call hunting season 21,800 permits ed into the service eacu month jwiil 6 issued to reduce orchard A tO rating is being imposed and crop damage , Cfictober 11, 1350 No, 50 Conservation loffi DEMOCRACY fay Mai Notes of the Game Current Comment HAD RD FOR IT Wttf H NOAH WesSTCft, NS z PUBLISHED THE FIRST AVifciWOAN DICTfONAa Wf OAVE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO A COMMON LANVAT IN A COUNTS WHOS PEOPLE CAME FROM AMN V tAMOS on Michigan industry Military contracts are given the riqht of way in all industrial plants War production is expensive A man with a 40 income must pay 5 as against 410 before the in crease This is expected to cut spendina in the lowor brackets Stating pay scales for state employees are 20 percent lowt than those of city and county employees Gov William has asked a boost in civil service rates The post convention lull is taking place in politics rail plantings o 4,500,000 seed lings have started 9 classes of pine seedlings are included Hunters are urged to be careful with ciqarettte asnd camp lues during the hunting secujon Canadian geese are beginning to move into southwestern Michigan They are already in Swan Creek area The Ladies Garden Cub at Ros common took a deer census and counted 63 deer to a square mile Sale of fishing licenses which started slow are now ahead of The Fighting Republicans Inc a8t 7,3085 compaied tc are attempting to rejuvenate the to J29555 last yea STn party A meeting is planned un J 8tte lenses numbered 117,447 der uevoaks at Jackson Vera 7,stae parkf ha , cls Brown who lost the cwbernatoia ed for xae wmter Most oi he nomination to Kim Sigler m 1946 and Kit Clardy who was licked by Bill Blackney in the recent until open i the water others will remain zero weather when has to be shut off primaries are creatois of the or hunters are asked to ganization , the le or wm of, eh Most poliUcal candidates are bird 01 f the of PJf dodging the colored oieo amend veorsjiatch may be compiledmenl The cities are strong for it tamoed envelopes may be so with the rural districts opposed CUJe boF dealers I Action on the state unemploy sportsmen s fjubs , meht law compensation has, been postponed until after elec GOVERNOR WILLIAMS TO , AT HOWELL, OCTOBER 21 f LOSE THIKD STRAIGHT GAME The war flurry has caused the SmJrwf vtiA Cu fetral,Qht j w come to iiie and prices to lnme last rnday when they lost i iumu La mlmr T WASk MaS,rShdl0aTt0Sn t ton Jttil prwrlouriy losioq ljiaiic dealer arVUSa SkZ XTSl P was Paper drives will be started by the second half Manchester unleased a forward passing attack which Pinckney could not stop They scored 5 touchdowns and made 3 extra points Once aacin ippVhas lumped from IScto Pmckney axled to get within24 cast kon iron M5 a sconng distance In the Brighton jtoa to 72, game Pmckney completed 7 passes At Manchester Jney did nOt complete any again A year aqq local iunk dealers who naui to Flint haa to rent a held there to store their junk as theie was no maikeL Prices are up now 100 percent The trouble with the team is lack of experience There are many freshmen and sophmores in the lineup So far Coach Reader has been unable to com up with a ball carrier We dont remember Pinckney ever play, nig 3 games before withoui scoring a, single point Harold Stassen, a probable candidate for the Republican nominaiion for president in 1948, warns to go to Russia and hola a peace talk with Premier Joe Stalin He went there once right after World War II and had a grand time He thinks if given a chance he could use his persuasive powers on Stalin to brinq Friday Pinckney pfcrys hex 3rd I peace to the troubled world W V x 1 JS,,U n J 1 t straight game awav from home when they play St Marys at Adrian Pinckney with a gooa team last year just managed to doubt it President Truman had a similar idea in 1946 only he was going to send the secretary of state to Russia However such nose them out Nothing is knowii a storm of criticism broke out Governor G lvjfensn Wilhams will be present Saturday night, 1 October 21 a a dance at th J How all Armory He will call for sguaie dancesCider and dpritits His LEXICON WAS A SOL CC OP EDUCATION AND A FORCE FOR, NAT, NA UNITY NO,W WESSTERS WOfcKANl T AT OF OTHER, SCHOLARS AND EDUCATORS NSPlfcED Y AMEr CAN IDEALS HAS SEEN POTENT IN THE FU5lON OP AtAY RSSCE5 lATO A NATION THAT LEARASS AND TEACHES ffS rSCCZCY A A COMMON TONGUE iion Also oh the telephone re giiest for a rate increase Michigan agriculture men see good profit in sheep raising The gj Michigaa sheep population is the lowest now in 85 years Uss than 4000 handicaped nishectTdrnsTon TsF workers in Michigan aro not out of work The number a year SERVICE INDUCTIONS ago was 15,000 jack Harrow left luesdayfor FRIENDSHIP FOOD TRAIN Cump Lewis, Wash v , t , , T3 1 i Pvt Paul Burroughs has been rlJ2TvL Chff sent from Fort Knox, Kentucky tf hem this year Pineknev M Mattison Ccdrd Earl White Coyle Henry A Mrosfka Ware J Matteson J Mroslka Wilts L L L R trom those who hate Communmr KAA4 ism and are opposed to any com Mancnestei f pr0mies whatsoever with it that Downing Gehrinaer Snyder ne gave it up We are afraid that Stassens trip to Russia would r vx 4 , have no more results than that C Hopstead j o Henry Fords peace ship, the 0 Oscar II to Europe in World Waj R T LjndwehriT days lUJMwsfy 8 St Marys CathoKic Church Pinckney Michigan R E Lentz Q B Aiken L h Dresch Judge Simpson of Jackson has R H Rhees granted new trials te some 01 F B Kensler itnose convicted in the one man 1, Dnjsch 2 Extra pointsDown KLZ tew vem m iSa 1 vffif198, lT testily aqainsi tnemiftisseem Idn I MichaTHarck irhas been tJtl f FSESTlK Paso, Livmgston , irt rannri n rrtrt Lewis New Huason here rnday, mak c, wir,ua He ville is chaiman and the minis ters and laymen of the county are assisting him The churches pnts, J are supnoring orphanages and , k mon iamilv of Hilana PUP enrolled m u homes for the aged in Europe Lake b therj Ecirl, who wa room M Nash, Rady, VanSiambrook Manhaster Merriman Briter schwisher, VanEttonJisk, Lamb tjhiecl Trolz Rerferee Qsbon UjnpireJ Goodrich Head Lm manC B Goodrich FOOT BALL SCORES In the LandO Lakes League Col Ross Wilson oi Ft Hsu je inclm staT ihev play Ql Winter 800 1000 Icrrrison spent the week end Brighton rnday Novenna Devotions MLSS Jessis Green now nas 50 Friday evening 730 p n er primary Ccniossions ,, , , , ,LUJl Xlia W1W1444J v, , xf , Friday after Novenna Devotions and Asia Refugees and students j draitd j besn sent to Fort i Mi and Mrs Aaam Brown en Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Brighton, Dexter Hartand and will also receive food from our,Knox Kentucky terlained 50 children grand Sunday before 8CQMass Manchester are all tied for first land The food needs total1 cmldren and great grandchild place with a victory eachSouth 11,897 tons or the equivalent of SENIOR MAGAZINE DRIVE jron at a family reunion Satur Corregauonai Commuiuiy LyOn has lost two and Pinckney 595 cars day Unurch one m league competition In Pinckney RevAlbert Schmitt The Senior Class of 1951 wish M Roche and Paul Miller Rev Donald D brady Pastor The scores last week were will collect the food from the Mo thank tne public for making 1 won the award for sellinq the Thur Sept 21 Hour 01 Sharing Dexter 25, South Lyon 0 North u ln n Catholic families and Revn their magazine drive a success most insurance the past year at parsonagwTnexri how Uhrisi ville 32, Brighton 13 Ypsilanti a 101 weeK, cnargea iy gler claimed Hemans got as much as 6U0 a month while fie was witness as well aa wnisKey and women This was never proven Sialer testified all Hemans qot was a promise u immuniiy lhe men convicted are finance company oingials trom outside the state and are out on bondAs Hemans refuses to testily This probably means dismissal of the cases In he sudden death of George Beachey and Brady from theTotial sales were 111450 From 10the Mich Life Prostestcmt families Unadilla is this amount the class made a pro Bom to Mr and Mrs Glenn is wesen m numan Neea j 54, Belleville 0 Howell 25Eaton ist alftaSiJJn2 rl ,,,0 Ladies Aid meet Rapids 6 Milan 46, Lincoln SiW in charqe of Rev Woolcock oi fit of 41140 Virginia Shirley , VanBeuran Florence Byers of J with M George nouscn at 11450 Flat Rock 7,Roosevelt 6 Chelsea t0 m lp Ianks J111 Gregory, McKay of Unadilla, was high salesman with S10700 Detroit Oct 6, a 10 lb son DexiorPmckney Kd 19 Sahne 0 Ann Arbor 21, LaniZenb He was raiSed on a and Nixon of PlainUeld Rev and Marlene Scnneider second Hancock will cover iosco and with 10300 Marion I You may expect to receive Paul Hcffman, administrator of your magazine in from 6 to 8 iy damaged A weeksif you dono please notify second Cars driven byVi jTTeason buukVw Vihalmg at parson, SextonlMorenT 3TSumerfid iln 1 townsniKp 11 and G Culver collided at Lake age topic Peace inrough Faith 0 Leslie 20, Haslett 14 Dans d 5 v01 teuJ land Friday Both cars were badiand Works ,tM M Ma8n 7 W M chch 0 our overseas program says large number there are si ill in, 1jle class dire personal want Only by When we are on the senior personal gifts of the American p next summer we will be i with Blanch Martin people can they Pe saved from thinking of you as the magazine buuday, UcL 14 Church Sei Stephen LXofee and daughter, vice, beimon Jonahs Aager ana Mrs Ethel ammons of Port Arj Gods Compassion Theme tbur, JTexas, spent the week end 1130 Sunday School iUsing tiie Bible Dexter Brighton ou as the magazine Mark Allisoi brought in a po1 700 liqiim ficship meeting Hartiand starvation drive is one of the things that , tao vine last weekk over 6 ft at Mark Nash home Topic, Manchester 1 1 1 1 DEER HUNTERS Most of the bow and arrow j hunters came back last week without deer Dan Howlett got one near Curran and John j make it possible The Senior Class long Ougnt 1 to Suck to my Friend Pinckney ,0 j Lyman Battle was given a sorWhen He is Wrona South Lyon 0 prise by his schoolmates Friday 1 Wednesday 400 Junior Choir Local Noted lon his Uth brithdoyA finf tim J Practise 730, Senior Choir Prac i CURRENT COMMENT CONT McGuire one at MioThe others, saw them but could not get any passenger Packard coupe of his Winston Baughn and Jack Rea brother, Delivery will be in December He and his brother expect to take a trip to Arizona 1 California and Washingon state this winter jwas had by all 0 , , i Mrs Fred Lake, Mrs Reg Sylvesir Lams bought a newjSchaeier and j Roaer Carr son joined them ot Douglas Lake for the week end itice Boy Scout meeting church THE CASE OF THE FROZEN FOOT Murder never fazed him jails Cars driven by John Burg and couldnt hold himRead the susMrs Louis Clark collided Mon are attending the Grand Chapter O E S at Lanisng this week Mr and Mrs Norman Reason and Mr and Mrs W C Miller have gone north to hunt MARRIAGE LICENSES Land O Lakes League ney At Kev Coyiejjtiwi w yVir D picnic fiere he was the speakWon Lost Pctr He WQS just ir law school and was a condition for prosecutor in Wasnte i date for the Democrat nomina naw that year but did not get it There is a story connected with this The Republican candidate was Carl Storms whose platform was a fair and impartial enforce iment of the laws The liquor 0 0 0 0 1 1 1000 1000 1000 1000 JW0 1000 at the i We are only beginning to di gest the results of the 1950 cen em T , L 1UZ J,Tnr 2 Isus It shows there in still a laws had been fJ trend to densely populated areas nd the J TJK and a decrease in rural popula Pfj08 JJJn ions North Dakota Nebraska, I 00 w Y cVLl Mississippi and Oklaohma show 1 thow aayBurke was coewa ed decreases California had the too young and wv brusto Young Peoples Meeting 730 f with Arizona, Nevada and Flof prowcttr jioxniDatad uise pencepacked story, The Cosday at the intersection of TamaHarris, 24, Howell jerry Robert, , ,, of the Frozen Foot, in tife i and Patterson Lake Rds Both23, Howell Carol Billedy 21Assisant Paul Chaffee CA1VARY MSNNQNIE RL Ezra Beachy Pastor Mrvnhg Worship 1006 Sunday School 1100 Jljr11 u nqldandioka DunV a former Childrens Hour 1145 ws increase 516 yrcenas0 a StowB with Arizona, Nevada and Floi Pr08ctti0ro fTTll ,mmmm Ida following The population of beat hinv But the latter j Walter Esch Ae Dation ha doubled since ei ohfhculUes Msc Walter EscH m , iatlor violators but Clln Mood, kHjeU, Louise 1Jj, 11 T LouiseVK Robert, days October 15 issue of The cars were damaged HowellYugeneasinskirHowCottage Fewship Service MoineTlewHamplhiL American Weekly, great magaz p, , , Mr ell, Maxine Blackburn, 29, How I Wedoesdav 800 P M PieaMadhSSfi Allowed him and was prosecnzine of truelife storieo EXCLU Rhoderick Emmet, son oi Mr ell JQUY Seddar, 46 Webb 17011 andddU weit tor 2 terms His record was brill with Dettot Sunday s fJ Lf BRIDAL PARTY 132 itond he rapidlycmaE Youre nussing smeduna it you , wC w re bcS is Mark Ahney 19 Pinaey,Shir Mlss Denise Ledwidge gave a ladder of success His two main BUSS Sundays Detroit Times JCong Plummer,19,Pmckney Lucius nuptiQ1 fihoww at her homJ MARRIEM FBIDAY LOCATED ArPORTAGE LAKE R B I ursday nlqht for Sally Married at his home last Fn LaRosa, 20, Pmclmev femes WaRosa 22 were present Doris evening by Justice oi Peace Aril Ann Arbor mannC H of Mb MrJ MrsJames Whitley enlc idj M Iikdw, LucilU Per CVrX Ma ho i, studylna for a decree at terknned at dnner Sunday foU 8, jxd Robert Eilbrt, 21121111582 gualities were honesty and sincerity He was the No 1 citiaen o er Wylie,Fred Wiles and Martha operettas etc ATTENTION UMGSTON NO 76 F A M ter of Detiit and the Robert Read family The Montgomery Ward ware hose in Ann Arbor suffered a A M Dwb to circumstances beyond I 250,000 fire Monday night, itsA P jury control the trip to Alpenaibd in 6 mons A student isjTrea cieduled for Saturday Octoberpaid to have confessed setting j SocV M to work a Third Degree has iire to i and also Mason Hal Conductress Hij Billi CI0 wortihg for the Ckwdner, W M, Monjbgmery Ward Co,Ann Arbor vear W M Carrie Griffith W P Nekon Miller Mildred Miller Clifford, Miller guest of honor received many nico gifts BAKE SALE SATURDAYOCT 14 The Girl Scouts and Brownies will hold at bake sale at thv Martin Food Saturday, October 14, starting a 1130 a ra The Girl Scouts now have 22 w members Leaders cere Elsie De HazeTPouison Wolfe Amanda DeBarr Louise Eleanor Baughn j Ziegler and Dorothy Parker ten Thompson Fred Burgess farm i7uw w wi UOHICOUL iZftiha rhridtpninrr of their w n11 X744 in Margaret Clark, the other brides Cain, both of Gregory They ,,, mA mmtt v University of Michigan, is lmng 3 Wil krrS SWeH Nonna Cavanauch 20 maids wero co hostesses A fine were attended by Mr and M W cons that we ljb hi the AtLee cottage at Portage ,frDfAnnArbor Mr m51HowelL luncheon was served and the Reuben Smith who live on the little of the University oi Micfci Lake He is a tenor and gives in Wnitlev o Aim iroor, MI anai struction in voice Has taught Mr Charles Smoyer of Akron Qt E St Y2C1 OFFICERS music 15 years ana had 5 yearsIOhio, Mr mid Mrs Stanley ,,uw M I experience in concert and radio J Smoyer of Prjnceiown, N J,Mr, Pmckney Chapter No 145 and is also available for conduct ana Mrs Fred Read, Mr and I elected the ollowina officers last ing concerts, plays,chorusee and,MllB Jnn McGuire and aaugh Friday night for th ensuing SOCIAL EVENT SATURDAY One of the big events of the social season is the wedding on Saturday October 14 of Lucius gans Phoenix Project until recently We knew it was to be a memorial oi some kind The puroose is to raise a sum of mon ev for research to make our atomic knowledge a servant inAssoc Cohd Sentinel Albera Dinkei 1 H Hooker Doyle T and Miss Sallv LaRosa twd of a dtroyer Wehave at St Marys church The wedd only touched on the w ttm ing breakfast aria reception areof atomic JSfStkS at the new taver building, W ithat atomic knowledao Mr and Mrs Warren Pachs of ohiiomae me workiby Jf west of the bowling alley Mr and Mr Ckwe Miller were Detroit spent the week end at cheaper motive and WjJJ in Detroit Satuidy the Earl Gallup home devolowiit ot nxmv moiwrne I I X , 4 M ip w r v ,, k Wedneedar September 20 1980 ficmefl Thai HowelL MlchloBe NEIGHBORING NOTES I According to the Stockbridga Brief Sun, Jose Bcaauiz, T7, al WeL Thai, October it UT2 Mexican youth, topped 301 bush Tyrone Power Orson Welle el of onions in 8 hours and 40iCecile Aubrey Jack Hawkins minutes on the Patterson Bros, j fa onion farm, southeast of Stock THE BLACK HOSE bridae He had been doing about Cekt br DexterTheatre MICKUAN Afc For hot water on tap For clean, quiet, carefree service For automatic, completely dependable water heating To Modernf Go Electric TDIM In EDISON HfCTftlC THIATRI Mondays t 7 pm WXYZTV, Channel 7 200 a day Patterson Bras, hav , 75 acres of onions Born to Mr and Mr, and Mr Robert Ross Nareen Crotty of Haslett Sept 27 a son, Stephen Roche Three Livingston county stud ents have made all A records at the University of Michigan at the close of summer They are Norma Btecker Pinckney Paul Levin Pinckney ana Paul Kear ney, Brighton The Livingston county schools are closed this week Thursday and Friday for the teachers institute at East Lansing Norelrf Friday Saturday, October 13 14 Two Howell boys, Richard Brogan son of Tyler Brecon and Ailn McPherson, son of Robert McPherson are playing on the football team, at Roosevelt Mili tary Academy, Aledo HL j Friday Saturday, October 13, 14 Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru Harry Carey Jr Ward Bond Ik WAGONMASTER le Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake to BEWARE OF BLONDE Color Cartoaa Smnday Show 813 p m Cool ftutday, Monday, Octobex IS, 16 Randolph Scott Bill Williams George Gabby Hayes THE CARIBOO TRAIL In Cinecok DESPERADOES la oa Super Western Randolph Scott Glen Ford Claire Trlrvor Plus and HERE COMES THE COEDS Tues, Wed Thur, October 17, 16, ii James Stewartj Jeff Chandler Deborah Paget Arthur Huunicutt, Tue, Wed ThwOctober 17, is 19 J Abbott and CosteUo Shows 7x00 and 936 Sunday, Monday October 15, 19 Wah Disneys TREASURE ISLAND to technicolor Great Action Picture Sunday Show 3, 5 7 9 Mom 7tl5 SUS p m Cartoon and BROKEN ARROW Comedy JUrelty Cartoon William Whitacre, 83 an ag ComingBright Leal Kiss Tomorred resident of Oceola township, low Good Bye died crt the countv infirmarv last I mmimmmmtmi died at the county infirmary last week Miss Stiff has discontinued her convalescent home at How SYLVAIN liliAlES Chelft Mich Friday Saturday, October 13, 14 The Academy Award Winner ALL THE KINGS MEN An Action Drama Starting Broderick Crawford, Joanne Dru and John Ireland Shows 700 and 912 Cartoas and Newe ComingtThe Nevadiaru Buccaneers Girl Desert Hawk Abbott ell and most of the old people 1 MmTmMto HIS r rUo Theigni who were stayiag there includ WttV and CwteUo to ino rorw ing, W H Clark, former Pinckf A Good Comedy Starring ion neyite have gone toahomeat 6Tt Walkerjohn Leslie Joan Fowlerville Chelsea put On another success ful Community Fair last week Leslie, Edward Arnold, Spring Byington Cartoon and Latest Nwi AVON THEATliB They are considering buying 6Sun Mon, Tues, October 15, IB, 17 I acres on old U7 S12 nedHrtl DEVILS DOORWAY J StockbrAdge Michiqcy e your Edison 3SS252 STATE OF MICHIGAN Lot Number twelve 12 of 4 Th Circun Court to tn County Assessors Plat No 4 Viilage of Epwlerville, Livingston County Michigan as duly laid out, platted ana recorded in Liber Four, i f i of Plcrtsrt pag ihlrtyslx36V VanWinkle ct VanWinkle Attorneys lor Plaintiff Business Address HowelL Michigan 4UF JFk w n 200, 300, WE ARE GIVING AN EXTRA LARGE DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW 1950 BU1CKS r of Mlrhlq In Chancery unnitff HENRY S a BRUMS and KATY ftAwiv JUS wu, iUvUuii 1A Luitt tiAufii rUWiat, Qn CL iriwxiALLr Ao AiixM MAiTruM caa iuMt uutaewn brirs advisees, iuiews anu I tiiiAB OF PUnLICAIiON Suit pending ia uie Uucuit Poun for ne Couury of Livinq sion in wnuncery ui howeuucu igan, an me i4Ui aay oi bewiember lisj it appearing from the wom bin or cuiupnant uo utoa in saia cause uui m pioaia1 na uo beta cui9 cater uigent searcn oiia iiiHUiry to asviuxa wnoaie tna uu aewiiouuis cue uie VV have enjoyed a very prosperous year, sold more Buickstnan or OAMGL or vvuww tney may x j t u siae i Jiving, ur n uy nave anyver before This is the cleanup We aie getting ready tot tne pruuiGLt reprwiwuauve or 1101 mod9St Here Is your chance to save real dough, 2 Doors, Utoui may resiUe, or wnetner The r , ua, iniwesi, ciuim iiwu or p i 4 Doors, Hard TopsConvertabks nave been assignea to any ojiex f person or u gr wntaum 6ucn utle uifico CiUni uen ox posAXit ngiK 0 uifid QtxenuuAu have eeu usignea touny gutei person or pertwas orwaeaier sucn tiue, mitrfebL CUMOI, iiexi or hQ 4ble rignt nas been aisposea u by win y toe said aienaantJ Ana it turtner apBeartnt tnat the pkaniitt aee not kitow and j Aoorca and iuury to aiceztfui thenamet oitboponcM wAgaxw Inrtuofi as aeticittanis wuisout nejivf itfnwri jpwn tuuaon, tnexeiare of Van Winjae 0i vanVviruie, aioineys foe mamaiis it is ordereu loot itm onove named dewiaeiits cuia tkeir uncnpwn iteus, advisees, legatees ana assiuncaune meir appearance to be enteieci ntreti Wiuun tnree manias txom me uate hereot, and that in aeauit unreal scud bill be taken coaieeo by iiie aid defenaan ana xco end aM of them it is njrther order that the plain tiff cauee this order to be publish ea wUnin forty day in the Pinck acres on old U S12 near the Bowser plant for permanent fair grounds Albert Sekeel who lived at Por taqe Lake and operated a school bus has moved to YpsUfinti where he is boiler inspector Bill Pitkin, Brighton high school star is playing tackle on the Western State college football team Phil Krupa of Brighton shot a deer neas School Lake last week with a bow and arrow The Whitmore Lake Firemen are sponsoring a dance on Oct 21Governor GMennen Williams will call square dances Friday Saturday, October 13 14 A Good Comedy Starrinff Robert Taylor, Louis chern yjTfjQHT IN THE SERFAS Paula Raymond James Mitcneiij la trucoior Sundoy Showt 3 5, 7, 9 H Rogers, Dale Evans Cartoon and Football Thrill In aa Super Weitern WtaoOwl Super WoUe, Weet Potato Wed Thur October BEWARE OF BLONDE A Oeed Comedy Arthur Sixnms Lake Track Champion, Hollywood HappT Family Sunday, Tueiday, October 15, 1 Penny Singleton, and Larry Plue RENEGADES OF THE SAGE , A Drama stoning Gregory Peck Charles Starret, Smiley Burnetto Banning f ninaTMotor Patrol, 12 OCLOCK HIGH A Story oi the Bomber Command Hugh Marlowe and Leslie West of frn Toaflt of New Orleans, tne Rita Katherine and Allenchil 5 rWr Own, Rockett Ship j land iCJamingsMotor Um the Braxos Clnderula, Seal 18dren of Mr and Mrs, Leo Hoey of Dexter were taken to Univer sity hospital last week with pol io They axe cousins of Barbara Bucy, also hospitalized with polio Mr and Mrs JCRedd hav sold their farm on the Pinck 21 ey Dexter road, known as the Nick Reid farm and bought a cottage on Portage Lake, east side, XTJ Livingston Motor Sales YOUR BUICK PSAIER HawlL Michigan Rom where I sit J Joe Mars Ought To Polish U Her Traffic Manners Heel nest ef yesterday ever at H Ceert Bovte TW FieVds, m WgfMt ewi fasteettolldiic ef ev three petteenen, wee holding fettk ebevt Us traffic trouble Women drive just as good t de,w Tiny said, and fcst a For instancea girl in a conIV today She started a threeUeek tieup aH by herself Shes creeping down Main Streetleft hand stock ent and tftt of waving around Never tarns right or left, never stops But, of course, everyone behind her thinks shes signaling about un, 90Wtth sxly uvfs to n When I stop hr arid c 1 vi She smiles sweetly pvti explains tbat shes drying her nail polish From rhere nit, th,t girls typical of certaiv lolks wlo arc so wrapped up in themselves, they never notice theyre not being fair to others Our neighbor has a right to drive in safetyjust as he has a ritfht to enjoy a glass of ber Lets all respect the other fellow rights QoetyUu I T Copy jhfJVJO United States Brewers Foundation By DisTpcrtch, a newspaper print j eXL published and circulating in eqH County once in each week p zt least six successive weeks V true COPT Glenn O Yeliana esem A Haamon Circuit Court , deilK Commissioner The Eastern Star Grand Chcp Mi and Mrs Earl Grcdlup at The qbOve titled suit involves ter is in session at the civic crd tended a dinner at the Hotel week mZSimSSSAlt to gaiet titkt toIitorium Grand Rapids this m Shenatoa Detroit Friday evensMnO described laadfl loThe Hotel Pantelind is hcadmg honoring the graducuon of Nrmon Blankenshlp who lives SMTVUlagp 47 Years Ago The white Arabian horse owned by Mrs Ella Jackson died Monday It was 27 years old Mrs Wales, a hafl sister of Bert VanBlaricum was found dead in her home in Detroit last Monday Editor F L Andrews attended the Mich, Press conference inDe troit last week JWhitcomb Riley the poet, was on the program A JVVilhelm and wife have moved into the Teeple hosse vet cated by Frank Boy Ian Mrs Ellen Richards, Mrs Emily Jackson and Mrs Frank Sig j ler are in Lansing attending the J Grand Chapter O E S, I Myron Davis bourght in an egg that measured 6 by 9 inches in circumference It was laid by a Plymouth Rock hen Married by Justice of Peace Will Crofoot at his home Oct 8 Miss Lottie Collier of Pinckuey to Wa r Ely of Dixboro 40 Hours Devotion are beinq held at St Marys church Assis inq Rev Comerford are Revs Connollys WjlliamstonNeedham Jackson Williams, Lansing and McCarthy, HowelL Prof C C Miller has set up baskett ball court and paraleU horizontal bars on the schooi around s Work on the Boland electric ilne has been discontinued, h may be resumed in the spring The tfacks are laid from Chelsea to Dexter I The South Lyon Sugar Bestf Co are harvesting their beets Fred Durkee is cutting corn ft I J Abbott Will Stickel is working on the Nickels apple farm at Ann Arbor Mis Cope, daughter, Fernand their household goods , arrived here last week and they are now settled in the M E pursonf age Bernard Glenn has recovered1 from his illness and expects to letum to work in Detroit next GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELVERY D E Hoey Sons PHONE DEXTER 2 6 8 1 Governors Dance AT THE ARMORY HOWELL MICHIGAN Saturday, October 21 AT 800 P M GOVERNOR Gt MENNEN WILLIAMS WILL BE THERE MUSIC BY MASONS MUSIC MAKERS of Fowler guarters A large number from their son Richard in the Radio on the Bert Hcrrris farm was MODERN AND SQUARE DANCING THE GOVERNOR WILL 7atfy oTtfvinaton anSere are attending, Af JS TJ ht 1 lls TEcWocBi, emd iore POT Mr, and Mr Wayne AtLee Mr aod Mr Harry Taylor of ftaicen 0 t Joe hospital, Ann J lESLfrd Or Raleigk KL iptnt the week Swarhout ambulance, following CALL SQUARE DANCEB ru mm feftBtr to Gri4win, Jend at fe Utimh bm 1cm auto aocigene Come cad Hov Cider and DonuU with Governor WIUICBBS Wednesday, October 11, 1950 if 3 L She Congress the PresXcBent f OR YOU AND THE MAlpHEXT boOR L RUNNING AMERICA is the joint job of 150,000,000 people Its the biggest job in the world today keeping it running for liberty and for freedom And the whole worlds watching to see whether Americans can do it IN MUCH OF THE WORLD today, the people have resigned from running their own countries Others have been quick to step infirst with promises of security9and then with whips end gunsto run things their way The evidence is on every frontpage in the world, every day FREEDOM COMES UNDER ATTACK The reality of war has made every American think hard about the things hes willing to work and fight forand reedom leads the list But that freedom has been attacked here recentlyust as it has been attacked in other parts of the world One of the most serious threats to individual freedom has been the threat of Governmentdominated Compulsory Health Insurance, falsely presented as a new guarantee of health security1 for everybody THE PEOfUE WEIGH THE FACTS In the American manner, the people stuc ied the case for Socialized Medicineand the case against it They found that Government domination of the peoples medical affairs under Compulsory Health Insurance means lower standards of medical care, higher payroll taxes, loss oi incentive, damage to research, penalties for the provident, rewards for the improvident Tiiey found that no country on earth can surpass Americas leadership in medical care and progress They found that able doctors, teachers, nurses and scientiti working in laboratories where Science not Politics, is masterare blazing tjramatlc new trails to health for Americansand for the world THE GRASS ROOTS SIGNALS CONGRESS In every comraunity in the Nation, people stood up to be counted on this important issue Thousands of local womens clubs, civic groups, farm, business, religious, taxpayer, medical, educational and patriotic organ izations spoke outgiving the great United States Congress its unmistakable Grass Roots signal from home And ever watchful ever sensitive to an alert people The Congress saw mat signal, and heard the people speak out, loud and plain Thats democracy in action Thats the American way Today among the 10,000 great organizations on militant public record against Compulsory Health Insurance are General Federation of Womens Clubs American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Veterans of Foreign YW National Conference ov Catholic Charitie American Protestan Hospital Association American Legion National Association of Small Business Men United States Chamber of Commerce National Association of Retail Grocers National Retail Dry Goodi Association American Bar Association f Doctors of this Nation are grateful that the peopk refused to be wooed by the fantastic promises of this unAmerican excursion into State Socialism, e Doctors of America are dedicated to serve their fellow citizens at home and their comrades in uniform, wherever service to this Nation may take them, e And the thing they stand ready to fight forto sacrifice forto die foris not the alien way of life of Socialism, but the prideful security of a free and selfreliant people I THE VOLUNTARY WAY IS THE AMERICAN WAYI e Throughout the Nation, tee men and women, working and planning together, are finding the American answer to every question of medical service, care and cost Hundreds of Voluntary Health Insurance Plans are in healthy competitionsponsored by doctors, insurance companies, hospitals, fraternal organizationsby industry, agriculture and labor, e Today in America70 million people are protected by Voluntary Health InsurAOft e Throughout the Nation, families are insuring themselves Against rife major costs of illnessat reasonable, budgetbasis prices Voluntary Health Insurance takes the economic shock out of illness Protect your family now e For information, ask your doctoror your insurance man An Americans greyest heritage is the right to learn the factsand to speak his miOd i 4 Mamtcmed uith4or and used with sinceritythat right will guarantee forever that WimdymalUiyhimfamCbnetuaf PHYSICIANS OP THIS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATED IN PAYING FOR THIS SPACI AMERICAN MIDrCAL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN V ONE NORTH LA SALLI STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS V 0ytaliTftMtKrtckr, CAIN6S POg RESEAPCH CMCTIK TORReSPAlEPA, WBWmPNfii WHO WAS RAit IM CERMANYDURINCT86 WAf ATTEMPTS TO DRAG TR KNAUCK CHILDREN TQSAFrrv WHgNEVgg A PLANE APPEAR 0 O lOSANCl i Hard Core9 ofPjugees Begins to Soften sV VSlEPEySWMS L IN OLD SAXON CHURCHES THlRE MOBCPOCS PER t ARE STILLTfrBE FOUND THE IftOft ITATHANAV I R IMCS AW HOOKSUSEP 10 CHAffA THER CITY IN THE OS J DOGS TO PEWS DURING SERVICES J 250 Oaitu Dog Beasorc Ctnttr, W T C Among the refafees living in camps operated in Europe by the International Refugee Organization IRO, a United Nations Specialized Agency, are some 25,000 old and sick persons, the hard core which has the greatest difficulty finding new hones In recent months, however, hones have been provided for some of them In the left ha photo, an aged refugee, ome of 980 offered homes oy a Roman Catholic order in France, talks to a French priest abont the new life ahead At the right, a blind refugee left discusses the prospect of a new life in Norway, ewhere 100 sightless persons and an equal number of their families have been accepted With him w a camp official of the International Refugee Organization center and a Norwegian representative i rj t Wellfed soil prpdtues bumper I wheat yield give as good or better crop resrflts as seedbed preparation that includes double discing and spiketooth harrowing Conservation of soil and water are vital, he said On rolling cropland this may require one or a combination of practices such as cover crops, sod waterways, contour tillage, strip cropping, diversions or terraces Where wind erosion is a problem, field strip cropping and windbreaks may be necessary He recommended further that crop residues be returned to the soil either as surface mulch or by plowingunder Manure should be carefully stored to reduce leaching and ieomposition losses Medium applications of manure to fields at irelutnt intervals, he said, are prefer fcble to heavy application leas frequently pOMMERCIAL fertilizer Is an ex cellent buy and should be applied liberally to resi onsive crops to beat the squeeze of high fixed costs and lower farm rrices, according tc Ed Longnecker, Michigan State College soil specialist Longnecker pointed out that in the present period of declining farm prices increased crop producing efficiency is vital if reasonable farm profits are to be untamed This can be accomplished he said, only if soil productivity is maintained or increased economically He recommended several steps tc good soil management First, he advised eliminating crops from lane i where such crops grov porlv lit advised, too, that a soil test be madt of each field at least once during th crop rotation The results of thesi tests can be considered in plannin the fertilizer program Fertilizer should be applied to responsive feed crops such as oats, barley t wheat and alfalia and to corn I when grown on well suited land also 1 to responsive cash crops, particu larly potatoes, sugar beets and I wheat As cash crop prices decline such acreage should be reduced and the acreage of productive sod crops increased, he said Longnecker recommended adding fertilizer to permanent pastures tc increase production This is particularly Important on poorly drained mineral soils and muck soils He also suggested eliminating excess tillage that adds expense and increases crop production costs per acre Michigan tests have shown thai plowing, leveling and packing wiU Uncle Sara Says Farming today requires great skill on the part of the farmer Not only muit, he knew soils, fertilisers, and seeds, but be must be an expert mechanic to op crate all types of farm machinery In other words, a farmer works hard for his money and In a highly speculative business Be should make that money work for himIn a nonspeculative and safe investment TJ S Savings Bonds, guaranteed by our government, is a crop that NEVER fails, Its always ready when needed Savings Bonds are a good place for this years crop money They grow, rain or shine See your banker er postmaster on the next trip tO tOWn V 5 Tffcuty Department Many of yea are sleeping soundly these flights, secure in the knowledge that your home is paid for iat theres an education fund ready U draw upon far that sou or daughter ready toe con lege, ft doesnt take a financial wutard to figure out that the regular purchase f V Savings Bonds la a safe, pre able and sure way of saving, one of the best ever Invented Tsday is the time to join tor Payroll Savtbgs Plan at your efiee or the BondAMonth Plan a vow hank That spells fltiancta security V 8 YMiy Ltptrtmr laoependeoce is me wale tats country waa built And thrift Is the coruocatsae upon which A laana are bufldhag future inaaeial peudenee That cornerstone pro the stages for the U S Savings Bonds Chmtfulga, May lSJuly 4, wfcfteb Is lavs Far Tour Independence Every on has sosaothtng to save for, whether tt bo for a heme, for rellramsnt, to eda ekudrea, er for a glorious vatrtp WTO the determmatloa to fave 1ft for lftW you win be weft i tave nm for isw1 en the way to atone youwttw A w rMNXMf HWHI kJmijmi HI ii urn jy i I1 ifcSWtJJfc lJr ipW n1 X r i tv fHE WNCKHEY PlSFATfflWecmettkty, October 11, ItSO REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR GENERAL ELECTION T uesday, Nov 7,1950 1 TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF CITY QF 1 HOWELL, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, STATE OF MICHIGAN Isutice fa hereby given ihil in toniuiruity ith the Michi ga Election Law, 1, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any day, except Sunday and legal holiday the day of any regular Of hpeiial election or primary election, receive for registration the name of any legal roter in said Tovrnahiii City or Village not ahead registered who may APPLY TO ME PERSONALLY for feuih registrut on Provided,, however, that 1 can receive so name for registration during the time Intervening between the Twen tieth da before any regular, special or official primary election and the day of such election 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 WILL BE AT MY HOME AT 208 MILL ST PINCKNEY EVERY DAK 2 to 8 p XXL and ALL DAY ON Wed, Oct 18,1950 Last Day The Twentieth day preceding Mid Election As provided by Sc 8, Chapter i Part II, P A 806, 1029 an Sec 1, Chapter Part II, P A 193, Act 81, P A 1941, ftttl Act 291 P A 1915 From 8 oclock a m until 8 oclock p in on said day for the purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTERiNi such of the Qualified electors, in said TOWNSHIP, CITY or VllLAUW as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration, and entitled ander the con stitution, if remaining such resident,, to vote at the next election, shall be nteied in the registration book ELECTOR UNABLE TO MAKE PERSONAL APPLICATOR PROCEDURE SKi lb Any elector who is unable to make person pplication for registration because of physical disability or sence rron the Township, City or Village in which his legal resident i aM riay be registered pmoi to the close of registration hire nj fiction or primurj Meetion by aecuring from th C Ki i unship, City or Village hi which ia located hi I, icstdencp, duplicate registration card and executing in duplicate the registration affidavit before a notary pubiir r other of fleet legally authorized to administer oaths and re turning such registration caids the Clerk of the Township, City or Village before the close cf office hours on the last day of registration prior to any flection or priitary election The no tary public or other officer udmirrtering the oath shall sign hie itpme on tb line fro the signature at thts registration officer and designate ixa, title MURRAY KENNEDY, Twp Clerk I l co Aul Victim of Korean Conflict 71or ui my voug niectvi and nejiv s wU e li school bis fall than ever fr One of vhj bxrtaiii lesson t y villi hsvru n th A,cri is a free kouutvy with lAbi rty ioi at, TIKV will il learn tiat ihiv arc to forms o ibrty polKica tod Mijjciiii uwd iiw oic uf tin bri H prcserviig tiieiis it to pure it ti S isavillus Stamps Uuougb llwii iiol Savings prograin lurenks ir urn realizing thft the early ie of ttae nalit of thrift will brna tin ideV of success iw lal years gtufametil ftois plan Gives Top Yds ai low Production Cost f0JrMKi ,, MOA f,point iKujiiu huiart ihi oils ruejs wjt n muJucu rop yjell Vsr acii iuv fdiCiion rvvts w iiiOnori h U T Colcinan Misiur University xt nJon ills spccJM ii i i ,, ,id jitui oi pi rri itM in iuiiiU fc ai NI the ftti yu re gr iVvi1 C I rllO1 p,,, vv ,tii ijt Imtriit 2 Biive oui tnii tester ktrvtap whcthfei tlc plani to ,i upy iy iii tihi tavinM Iop, ifKl a balitioc ritoii the , 1 pto7 cl fa ci ii LCiiit at crops cbs nsr the plant food This meaus a turncvcr of organic raat fou can idd oigfnir natter, anc ove soil tilth, d iridi anc ,,4li by pi11 vpii icvliized tlcenlOr lei Mies 4 Kip vacor, pir nutr,,,,,s and topoil one by conservation methods Where, needed, ther may inAudr terracing and contouring to reduce runoff and erosion ioses 5 Follow a weUbakuiced crop pine system Deeprooted Irgumes for pAstute and rcn, tLine crop P1 o i ud regiiuUv wit Lrivdb LjUtSlOuk iJ a Vist P, pvonoiy twdlf patiU 1, pi op iU1 v a foph rciiip Tuhi , i hil BEER AMfftfCAS ifff AtODWAHON i In Michigan, farming is a Number 1 activity especially during this time of the year And to ease that tired feeling after a herd day in the fields The American Way is to enjoy a glass of cold, refreshing, Michigan brewed beer For beer is fce kind of beverage Americans like, tt belongs TTtO pleasant living, tc good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American y tf7 v j fff heritage of persona i freedom, meet Zoefonffb vnjvu an B rewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Cuifdlrig Detroit h Michigan t i Si Havinci sold our Farm we will sell at public auction the follow inq pergonal propertylocated our and one half mibs North of Dexter or one half mile North of North Territorial Road or five miles Scuh of Pincknev at 7581 Portage Lake Road on ms vho h p is pasi,ujiti 1, ahiu jK prt u,i OJ the Htunk auer rutuiKii to fi This i tri o th f UP u arv crops Lig ihKk tcT ,,, ool c p A ,01 loit ni 0 J i C w K i s i pi 11 pi fll ,lll ,1 h v1 ft viJ oV , Starting at Twelve Thirty Sharp While the armed forces acting on behalf of the tJoited Nations in Korea continue their efforts to reestablish peace, UN JJS meures t reUeve the suffering of millions of civilian left homeless as a result of the conflict Here, Dr Kamil Jlftwpw Turkey to the VX Commission on Korea left visits a mugee enter at Pusan, accompanied by Dr M Lee right, weanJnt preter of the Commission and a policeman of the Republic of Korea B2er lfi ProGoui oay avd iiuij , f i cutlniji aah v oriif iiiosting pudilj ui 111 v CLSoil J nipt oviuricnt l m rL oj poir,jt Pur is the wbetyv c jf IUKI protfhj feed Ktei , i Uuv and HJV fioMn t high prjuuo uwi levels dfpciicis rn liinirn whv aeedatl, the use of rmxrd cJ and returning uirniufe RP crop r dues tc the soil 1 iliHle Sum Swedish HelMfor VN in Korea 4 3 cviWt FURNITURE PIANO, Like rcw THREE PIECE OVERSTUFFED UVING ROOM SET Ii LAftE KUG3 cne 12X15 wiUi pod ii OIL BURNERS, Like New COMPLETE DULniG iiOOM SET x ixcsilent condition, iwo Oau ROCKING CHAIRS 12X12 CONGOLEUM RUG Two Full BEDROOM SETS with ANTIQUE DRESSERS DESKSedsa rugs of all size in fine shape Tt i Odd BEDS, also Odd DRESSERS Two ANTIQUE BED STEADS One BOOKCASE ANTIQUE KITCHEN CUPBOARD with GLASS TOP Small KITCHIN STOVE in tin shapo ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE IRONING BOARD CLOTHESBARS,LAUNDEc7 TUDS BBOILER, CROCKS KITCHEN STOOL Four Odd ROCXERSJLATIRON3 Two PORCH CHAIRS KETTLES Several SMALL CHAIRS Thrae AIsfTIQJE KEROSENE LAMPS hree SMALL LAMP TABLES One ANTIQUE HAND CARVED TABLE GRAIN 150 Bushels of OATS Tor alter fcS to the United Nations forces at Idlewild Airport in NewJ After ceremonies at the air i U Fort Dlx, New Jersey, ace made for H mmH hy 17 Morr bn 0 millioM workcis will uiilte In the 6tb obprmce at LUo I ray, Sept 4 Tov, more thai vrr before, tbe wortainiinian realizes tht opportuitiUes which have beeu opened to hit One of tbrse if future financial se tbroob th U S Savims B IayroH Savinis prosratn MiUons of his coworkfTii nr ve fourd tliat ih refuiai Automatic payday Invest rrvrni lii Savings RnoS proides not mly a cun9Q afaitist emerKCin ic but K an assnrance of security wbru be Is oa to retire Enroll for the Pavjnft Shviaji PUM wmfyifirera ERWIN CLARK, AucHioneer Phone 3 9 3 1 DEXTER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS One FORTY FOOT EXTENSION LADDER CORN SELLER PLATFORM SCALES BAG WHEELER BAG HOLDER 15 Gallon of LACQUER PAINT Red and Blue 150 ZALL TOY CARTS BIRD HOUSES Quantity of ALUMINUM TUBING and other Parts for WoodenToys All Brand New On TANK HEATER On PORTABLE KEROSENE BURNER Old Fashioned ANTIQUE CUTT ERV Like New One STOCK WATERING TANK Six FUEL OIL DRUMS One LAWN MOWER Old FashioneU FENCE STRETCH ER HAND CULTIVATOR FORKS, SHOVELS, HOES and AXES,Many Small HAND TOOLS Various Sizes of WELL PIPE 41 MERCURY SEAT CUSHION Like New Old Fashioned ICE BOX HAND SAWS Three 84 pieces of SHEET METAL 100 FT of ONE INCH STEEL PIPE Quantity of ALUMINUM TUBING Unfinished PLAY STANDS and BENCHES FOR CHILDREN 100 Ft of BARN ROPE SET of HAY SLINGS UIIIJI SET MODEL A WIRE WHEELS Many other articles too numer ous to mention TERMS OF SALE CASH Toy of Sale Before Removed J C Rid, yz CABL MJUJI Ctafc LJtit ft 18FS T THE WNCBPMEV DlSPATCy Wednesday, Octobe The Peoples tore The Ptackney Dispute Entered as 2nd class act of March 3 1877 matter at Postomco 114 SoHowell SL PindtoejJIich fiubaalpttai Price LSQ c Tx Pen th Pike Mr and Mrs Ted DeBarr children of Gladwin spent week end at theAobert home Groceries, Dsygoocls Caiiiafd Soods, Shoes nts Fufglshiags netssse Linger Mr and Mis Ray Burnb ana Mr and Mrs Don Burns spentt Sunday at the D Conklin homo in Pontiac Herb Hackney Dexter hard ware man has bouqhtMiie huik Reid farm on the Dexir idj Reid has bouqht the iuu B , cottaqe at Portaqe Lakw , I Mrs Wm Mercer with Mrs j Helen McGreqor oi Bnqhton weerj in Lansinq Monday i j Lewis Hartiord of Rockford, 111 was the week end quest of Arnold Berquest ADout SO persons attended farewell party qiven bauxa night at the Greqory town hah for Donald Burns Dancinq was enjoyea ana a luncneon served Joe Burns has taken over his brother,Dons, position as teacher at the Unadila villaqe school Mrs Robetra Amburqey ana Mrs Mildred Miller were in Jack son Saturday Mr and Mrs Charles White1 head and Miss Beatrice Lambom of Gieqory and Geaid Homy o i Ieiroit were Sunday quests ot the Jesse Henry home The Oliver Clark home at Poitaqe Lakek has been sold to Mr Sorrell of Ann Arbor lo ooofcsr ITS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY Ho mon xpmiv unhaat hy pumping and digginf up of ttupootl iptic lanKi, seepog poo, grat fropi and clogged lint rlerei th ntott reliably ond laJ , method f utfy, diiioivc and ioponify grease, sludge, hoir, cloth ond otief or ni lolidj Tins modei cheoi guarc quick and efficient feiuh i 12 fo 16 hci NO SHUTDOWN of pool or fonk nec6fn,y v i v rhenncai u working, 5, JO, 15, 23, 50, or J f QNTAINEKS R9 Csnodiee Pal Off k, , 6 Off Pendiw 8717 Lc Wide Dr Hughes Rush Lake, i Robert Younq and familyspent he r m Bay Mrs ounc, ana tuby K p there r o week I The Albei x L a ice I I limnbing Wafer Hyfemsefe St aaley O take I ww penL LOWEST TM EVER Special te luxe PHILGASTfiPPAK Ranee A arqe number attended card party Saturday niqht sponsored at the Henry Johnson home ei Lartn MI the nrL li Nancy Chubb aria aaejidd the Mi bituraay Milk Deliveries WF ARE NOW DELIVERING iij i tj JH pINCKrtfc EV Adci L 1 ana fran quvts, by the Younqlove P T A Ailjhan vere , children were given prizes The01 Cnariene Meyers at Briqhionl iadies prizes were won by Mrs Sunday and attended the nobby Mrs Kitsey Dinkel and MrsAlma show ln Detroit Mil L B CALL no VINSON Y OTHEH IAY rrMHK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM AND BUTTH SODA BAR Phono 0105 Pinckney Chambers Judith McGuire, dauqhter of j Mr and Mrs John McGuire of Detroit stayed at the Fred Read home last week while his parwere north deer huntinq Mrs Edna Reason and son, Roy, called at the Fred Carpencr home in Poniac Sunday f The Doyle Templeton family , of Kesqo Harbor and Einect Par kin and family of Martin were week end quests at the Albert Shirley home The lM Pine Dairies The Clayton Musson family o Marion were Sunday quc3s a the Albert Dinkel home burners Ma drip tray v 1 VIualiteove withnlaMwin few and oven lihu V 14hour clock with builtin timer v VIsirafrdcr cnalscoong time, up to 30 rrjtes V Jfclguide givci timi and wa peraturo informatioo V filumuiured signal tells when van is oo i v AUt iluniirales entire top , til range , Larco w2 area Wvo Itin finish Concealed ori rJ Mrs Irvin Kennedy with Mes dames Dllloway, r lintoft and lieAtt of Howell spent Thursday in Pontiac at tne home of Mrs, Lia Johns Mrs Kennedy stayed over the week end with Mr and Mrs Georqe Malock Mr and Mrs C J Clinton and Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee at ended the card club meetinq al Kettier home m J ckson Sunday j Mrs Anna Croupe aa cauqnter, Vivian, oi Mint epnt bunday at the W C Mller ncme Mrs Florence iiauqhr an Miss Vivian Croupe aitend a an orqan recital at Hill aucioruri Ann Arbo Elunday Charles Eisele and wfe of Fcwlerville called en Ms Emma Ann Aibor tiunday 1 Mrs Merwin Carrpboil cxom cs he panied Wm Caverly Frda he sanq at a meetinq of Howell Womens Club at , library 3 per Lake W , UBERAl TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOU P OLD rANce 7ow fa the time to moderniie jaur kitchen with Philgas , the thrifty bottled gas for farm end town koes You can huAt far an v , fcwt you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful dy luxe rage Scmcmhjr, oo, we will gtvt you a cperouc tradein allowance on your Jild range rerrvdless of type, make, or condition Ef sy terms, if you wish iWANf OTHER PHfLGAS APtlANCJES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE The Edsel Meyer family of Ypsilanti called at the Walter Clark home Sundcy The Harold Porter lamiy ot Grand Rapids cna at Ponaqe Mr and Mrs were in Detroi Mr and Mrs pent last week Abcn n Frank Thursday Andrew Nesb a the Ira Bail Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and two children and Mrs Emma Dinel and Mrs Edith Peck were in Howell last Friday Ms Howard Read spent last week in Ann Arbor at the Geo Wilde home Murray Kennedy, sonDick Joe Jeffreys and Robert Amburqey took in the Notre DamePurdue football qame at South BendInd Saturday was in Arbor he Wm 3 n i Home in Cadillac Mrs Lester McAf troit Monday Billy She nan of spent the week end c Shshan home Mrs Marqaret Olderman of De troit spent last Wednesday wih Mr and Mrs J H Hooker Sunday quests of Mrand Mrs John McDonnell were Lois Mc Donnel of Ypsilanti Mrand Mrs Harold Day and Mr and Mis James Dav and Mrs Grace Nob le of Detroit Mr and Mrs Mark Nash and children spent Sunday at t Shepherdsville Mrs Alice Lee Lamb of East The Robert Grainqer famliy of Lansinq spent Friday at the Tom Lansinq weie Sunday quests at Ware home I the Louis Coyle home , T x , T T LT aad Mrs Lynn Hendee L l arthSut VJS I spent Sunday at Coldwater at the are buildmq Percy Elhse s new D James Nash home home , ivrS Mariory Parkinson and Janet White is attendinqcolleqe dqher, Judy of Ann Ajbor HJJL called on Mrs nose Hendee Satin Adrian because YOUR Jpieoiuroment go to th FACTORY whereyOMe Vhoet orrruido 4 i Your Moicn Man g u perjonal fvS strve Personal Fitting Service In tbt privacy of your home or office given without charge by your Mason Mangivcs youanyMtrlj ew idea of shoe comfort lies the uirccttoyou FK3 Vory Representative of the lPieading manufacturer of id kind in the world I Icll he glad to call and givt J, ,you a Demonstration of 2 50T1 styles of dress, work, or sport m slioes, including the amazing1 Vclvev1 tz AirCushion Tnsol u Shoe, which cradfes your foot on 10,00 tiny Air BubblM Drop a card and well bsv 5 him call No charge no obli gation to buy HANHETT Agent 318 South Howell St Pinckney ki While enroute to Howell last Friday Miss Hazel Richardson hit and killed a deer near the Glenn Kinqsley farm Her ecu urday j Miss Barbara Nash spon thi week end with friends in Grand Rapids Mrs Winston Bcruqhn and chil j bcSSW coderabThe,dren were Fridav and Saturday nLrvain deot aot the deer TJs of Mrs Clarissa Reason SEE US TODAY W HANOtf All fNSTALUTION DETAILS conservation dept qot carcass rrJWttMB Mr and Mrs M E Darrow were Sunday quests at the home of Oscar Sinaer in HowelL Bruce VanBiaricum has repic Miss Gertrude Spars a MT 51 Ccver of Fowkrvillfl sptn Sunday with Mr and MrsDon Soears in DetroitMrsPov Morill of Websb was m U and n fot OM ,Wed quest of M Nied Pat Jeftreys as attendant i Vauqhn Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of the Gult Oil station Pat is at i state police school at East Lan sinq 10 wepI Mrs Mabie Smith of South Lyon whe underwent a serious operation at Pt, returned hJc Ann Arhcr w Sundav onostof the Gerry Fchroar familv ThDale Mkr familv sorn iianHnr at the Hol,s Hollawr Hoekejf Swavthovt Jiospital hasjhojn J Mr errH Mrs L r farwell dinnc i Richard Gallup rront tho pas tjirn, week in New York iry on a bus fefJrns ness trip to N B C x r Til Camp Lewis, Wash, thi WflRiti moRninG COAL HEATER BoSco4c3 v 1 1 Yes, the modern conveoieiKe tnd fjntking cooomy of the WARM MORNING heatet it fcly a sensation Its the only heater of its kind in the world Exdusive, patented InteXor construction results in an abundant of titan, healtha keti and big fuel savings Hwtg 11 day and night without refueling Bdfna gay kind of coal, toke of btfaeu Semiautometk, snagaxioe feed Start a fire but oncsj s yaarJ Cost la tnd tM tht depeodabk, lowcoei WARM MORNTNO Mdsy Max EUIMO, M , f tlMbafW f ABMERS FEED SUPP COMPANY V v , a a fcV,Jf PPI 7 J Vfivvr jwocryjaATCH Wedneadcry, October 1950 if iNoVvrk,No Dirt, Bllifliii f nana ome1homihterrj AUTO LOANS When You Are Ready to Buy Thai New Car See Ut For a LOW COST AUTO LOAN PROFESSIONAL COBNER s x A V V Jgjk M o f V ifflf iT J 1 1 0 iytJWjiW V Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation All Deposits Insured up to 10400 for each L ,1 Nort Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 THE PINCKNEY SANttTARIUM D W VanWimkl Hey M Duffy M D Pinckney Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 2U0 P M Except Wednesdays Mon, Tues r ri Sat, 7 to b p DR G McCLUSKW Dentist Depositor THE HRST NATIONAL BAN Hewell Mich, SPOT CASH Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michiaan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY I C K VaWINKLE VanWflNKLE VanWINKLE Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Howell Michigan MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 157F11 Repairing MYBON J HUGIffS Plumbing and Heatina State 717 Lakeside Drive License Rush lake P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pincknoy, Mich FRED C RQCKHOFF SrT OPTOMETRIST W General Insurance FOS DEAD or DISABLED STOCK phone 59F3 KnckBOV ISfieh m w, Q ffiv Av Howell Michigan Awii5 Popular DuoTherm Royal Circulator now beiii liowu by local dearl S I TOP TEACHING coal and ashes through ycir living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned stove Get a hiindsome aew DuoTherm Fuel Oil Heatsr thai will look like a million dollars ifl your living room afld give you wrkless dirVss TiCtf Among the exclusive features of these thrifty beaters is the famous DweTherm Dual Chamber Burner tfcstgets more heai from every drop of eUl saves up to 3 oc fuel bills 4 And ttesf sxe 20 other fea tures that mesa more comfort mm tooiumywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 perCwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY i I AUC TIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYIJE Phone Pkickney78F2 RffRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On All 1 lakes Phone Plnckney 154F3 DR C J TOWNER Dentist Phoe 358 Residence 615 LLOYD HENDEE Livestock Haulina Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Plnckney, Mich CARL JONES f Concrete Products, Gravel Sand Top Soli Road GraveL Fill Dirt Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract 8044 Portage L tke Road, Dexter 7628 Toma Rjf pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter o4Gl j Phone Dexter 3116 H W W Y L I E t Patented PowerAir Blowe See the handsome new DuoOther emcWrive DuoThcuru I Tlierm Royai Circulator wad ther esrWrive DuoThrm featuredtttributes heat evenly, warms floora and far corners, 1 Fii5 ot how urple and easy it hcfrbuntitiadiif SEE THE NfV r DUOTH5MfUIl Sflf HfATaUS NOWAJ a v1 JK Jl m STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION Required by Act of Concrress August 24, 1912 as amended u Acts of March 3, 1933 and July 2, 1946 Title 39, United 1 Code, Section 233 JOHN E MCCLELLAND STEALING INSURANCE CO NOTARY SSS5f iUSSSS T , SPclcd Representative PHOWE 136 PINCgNSY Telephone 469 HoweU H69 Pinckney Rd, HowelL Mich UaSllied ACIVS IFOR RENTFiret floor oixxrtment FOR SALE 130 Bass White wi ,watfr g , StatesPearl Accordion, never used , vrSfrevSl l Z5 36 Phone Dexter 5302 F9 SALEjZeniith Cqribination Of 1 radio and Victrola with records Myron Hughes Phono 157F1I LA VET HARDWARE Pinckney Dispatch publisher vr vfKvvrx Jr iy at Plnckney Michigan for OR BTModrn five room ,8717JLgkeeld DriveRush Lake October 1950 home, all iuniid oihfurnace j , Owner Paul W Curiett Pinck I 9 P 2 fe,070 or phone WANTEDMan for driving truck ney, Michiaan 7,7 i9 7 ll , land Saie inside work Write to ney, liicmgan WANTED Girl to care for tyo P O Boar Howell, Mien Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS MU8CTBD PROMPTLY HOR9BS 50 Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 160 per Cwt WF BUY HZDBb u0 CALF SKINB Central Oead Stock Mi and Virqil Latiaaer and Editor, the same daughter, Connie of Munith calL Manaainq Editor, the scan ed ai ihe Asher Wyli home Business manaqer the same Publisher, Paul W Curiett, Pinck cho01 cIdfn and hslp with housework Very nice conqenial home with own room and qood waqes Write MrsMary Shoapes n ney Michigan 5398 Spokane Ave Detroit 4 Michigan, formerly of Pinckney FOR SALEELctric Refrigerator West Main St, Pinckney injiome Mrs S H Carr CO LOsTA Redbone hound, color white, male, lost last week Tues day between Howell and PinckMrs Gisnn Gardner and Mrs Known uoiu Toldefsr momaqel electric stove, both in good MOD 5 wJ friT lUtord nasrnussen of Stanton holders and other security hold n Oscar Beck, 1831 East M 36 PhoL 2 WY Mich called on the Philip Sprout home ers holdinq j percent or ore ot jPhone45F4 KOH flATron S Sajurdctv total amount of bonds, mortqaqes FOR SAIT 0 1 RRYIOO ,11 rsfffinnWiae TxRept Howard Thayor left by piano or other securities are Thre are u n e s 66X132 each j Shot Gun 1500, also Deer Rifle last Monday from Willow Run noni 011113 are inre OT on Howl, St Pinckney inquire i with 3 boxes of shells 4500 to attend the school commission The averaqe number of copies 005nc Road or none Luciua Pone 42 er s meeting in Columbus, Ohio of ach issue sold or distributed 1Mey Gladys McCollum, school comm through the malls to paid subissioner, also went v F6H KEKfoittaqe at Bio Silver FR ftp ,, , Lake rant JTrZth ui Frank Pearee, 10960 Stinchfteld eecdmq tfa date shown above is 2 , Pinckney 800 Paul W Curiett, Publisher d subscribed bfor i ihis 1st day of October 1950 p m after 3 j FOR SALE 1937 Dodqe sedan, and 1938 Olds sedan75 each Sworn and subscribed bfore mc VVANTEDSewina and alterations i George VanSgiver 1122 Mower Mrs Norman VanBlaricum j Road, Pinckney, MidiLee Lavey, Notary Public My commission expires February 14, 1951 , i , i QUALITY it cats Fruit Groceries Vegetables McPHERSON Late BA1VK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 SAVINGS BEGIN A CHAIN REACTION Ova national wealth is meas 339 Stuart S, Pinckney i ANTCusrTCom Cutting FOR SALE First and second cut, Euqene MeALnch, 8615 Cedar ting of alfalfa hay baled Lynn Hendee phone 35F12 Lake Road Phone 13F13 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an hour Claire Campbell Phone 131F3 FOR SALE Heatrola, large size S15 very good condition Call at 8834 Haines Rd or phone OR SALEPotatoes, Cabbage 6 19F3 Pinckney Onions The Umstead Farm FOrt bALE Round Oak Kitchen Range, burns coal or wood, in qood condition Louis Kourt phone 69F3 AITENTIONI Saws filed Retoomad Lawn Mowers Sharpened , , u A FOR SALEQuaker Oil Stove and , , , urred by the aqqregate of the Pipe, small size, for two or three iAU Work Done By Machtna ad homes buildings, their contents room heating Price 10 00 Guaranteed and the personal property of Merwin Campbell, 245 UnadiUa Aandell all individuals phone 168F2 11524 River Lane Driva In America as in no other j HjLand xike, Mlchlaap S country of the world has each FOR SALEDuotherm oil heater Trm prM1 , Individ al had the opportunity in qood condition 1440 Darwin ruri S L J91 apaitmont of acquirinq a fair share of the Road, ver Roy Clarks store world goods Mass Prodairi , has brought the cost of automo4 R SALE nine weeks old Fish SSf Market Prices Courteous Service mm FOOD nroat mobiles, refrigerators, washing machines and many other lux uries within the reach of the avJerage working man Ths savings of millions have I gone to work to finance the mass producion processes I A Savings Account begun now lis the first step in this chain re action of increasing prosperity for America pigs Frank Pearee 10960 Stinchfield Rd Silver Lakojjj jjsi MCPHERSON suit BANK HowelL Mick All deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor I poratioru X Phone 124F3 Pinckney WANTrbULTit7TWiii pay Detroit 82F1 WRgr A A n A A A Phil Barney Kraizmiller Livingston County Representative Phone 25566 Ann Arbot Collect The Pinckney Village Taxes ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT M HOME UNTIL OQOBER 5, 1950 only if HELEN REYNOLDS 1fcouxarV 543 East Putnam Pinckney 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 11, 1950 Description An account of the resource October 11, 1950 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 1950-10-11 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b649ca4d450cf3088c74ce12c016ff83.pdf 1efc420b7dabe7976b56a70e52289e71 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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VfcluflM 67 tifiip totyeesday Oct aoaots and Republi I QJWI WEDOTKT The coaaensu of cans are increori, X Ti r t , 1 ewnsensus 01 opinion coibaicnh VI JJ wed d re tht the Ufmqs campaign, m th xmai two festival which Pinckney tatfe coiwty wgd jsomission 5li tne weeks , No SI Caotfc Church Michigan Accidents Cutrek Comment WHle comincr home from De I Govenor 9fUam who will ,1 rtoit Sunday morning Iaa Coy 1 call square dance at WEtm or 30 800, 1000 1130 100 1UC0 jfttvotions eaing at 7JC jj mu The DemoCTrrt , iverwn octMred last Saiur f fating the southern part of thaSum oTfe irparly heLlde oi Lto Dtoyi8JSa0y of the hoard is from the HoweluNo licd3 i th late James La jaotf of the improvement are Con ino DGoZfcZ tw , u T8 Ll4Clus of made there, ihere are twoFrd tteie taken over thejt Mn Ludus Doyle siOOlPes of road which haVe bZt Another Crow in th Mi i edV H a i promised for years but on which Sunday bsiofe 00 Mass, pieloSuonmpTJL i action has been startedThey1 1hS2TbSStth LT , recS iBMessiy ftfe the roads on E M6 through j iregational Comauiaty ernes thev dLm,viZr upW service Monsiqnox PeekfettysviUe to the Chilsoa Bo ChuwK end SJSlfTf 1 of Ari Arbor was pient and the road from Hiland to LR Donald D Brady, Pastor oAnSbSSTIS aS ,the Jaznes ifcwfrSSwi Lake I gcar swerve i Thur40 Traablazermeet at pubUcSn SUtoS ISjid8 bv brthjrs 0f e lwea e much travelled and mPeonage 8Q0Hour of sharing Albert J Sohmitt Pastor was nit by a carfin, thJannmalakfaM at ihe HowellArmw nousmess district he wasSaturday night may be introdu NoYma Dtrotiont , 730 to 9Q0 F, H gettinq oi of a car driven b cinq a novel way of campaiqn Don WiMse, son of Mr nd Mis ling in Michigan out like method Williard Wiltse of Pinckney with jhav paid out m other statesThe whom he had qone to, Detroit, most famous was the campcdqii Coy 1B suffered a broken Jea and ifor governor between Fiddlinq a skull fracjuae and wc a11 Pb Taylor and his brother Fox Hunting Alf of Tenn, Bob special ized in fiddlinq for dances while brother, Alfred gave a perfect initiation of a Jo hunt, m hiscampaiqn talk 36b was a Dem ocrat ad Alfred a Republic There1 Anihpuy WS 8oth should be balck Laymais C3mo Terne Peace ciaeT whShf btaSsSdbviwas a most Wn3l SCUHS MThe trouble is the iuth Throu Fcuih end WorksIKv rL The jESTmaKM jiSPteSL01 rtV haLn 1 Sale 8 nur ma nnt onnii fnr nA lal desm with Bhft j htT ilTlfl1 on the county road Pf1 toeeea peaCejUoom CharrtHly kSTfcpioa The same situation 30 Sunday School Topic The darfor draft f hnmi neckino, u tfct ttfei Rxisied qrnB years aqo At that Through Praver 2SnStal BOcShSV0 A Wfifc QdaTKuhfi a Democrat on 730 Members of Pilgrim FerTow to state mecucai society has,, ,, jJB3amXgQ5 roatfcommission tern smp to, attend dedication of new wii PM and the board of,Townsite Commuiuty Church at Birmingham The state medical society nu,, ,,, , asked all doctors who qpt their 3 e11 a trcrininq at government ejrpense ndf cri2i JHr1 during World War H to Volun 0n V24S leer of orag lkiiilijlj Wih the Korean war ouuook0 1 improving, emphasis has dropp Mary Maigaret ed on civilian defense and little , nedd of hefcor has been accomplished vtce XtoBlse The credit curbs in3tfcaied by flyan and Dorothy Lnvey the govrnmant on eraii buyinq tvyis were ideadcal colo a to hold the line against in jdesiqn Mary Majqcerst j fMon Under it down payments j and tjio others ia yaried Ion homes, autoes, refriqerators hiue iheyrwfe wanqe i and television are increased, f crowns and carried T In the meantime waqe increiss chysanthevuns Dorothy to Detroit Receiving hospHal He fs the son of Mrs Mudred Dietrich but lies with his qruimother, Mrs Fletcher Tracy at Lakeland He is a senior at Pinck noy high school, JVJ I Finally they ran aqainst each1 Janet Lundeen while horseback0191 fiSjTL nding at Haxnels Sunday jeif wmner Yew crftafwards when off the horse She as taLen ioBob had be dead or s0me St Joe hospjtql, Am Jhor but vas found to be uninjured John Douglas Robertson 53, veaxsfred was elected qovern or He stifl useof Kis fox huntinq akit and even carried a hound and lus wile, Cecelia, were in,around with aimwere instantly killed Sunday morninq on U S 16, amile easi of Howell when their truck hit a oil truck He was credit mar for Jfunenrisoxs Was Republican Birmingham jthe Detrtjit Free PressW4fiVBrthe board refused to Wed 400 Junior Choir practise U AOMlDajir manIfrOBi the south 730Senior Choir practise 730 twjilli f In couiity and theiScouto and Dads meet at church supervisors at 3 townships in the parft tfe couiity who te0ibBcanoted for Kuhn fr continued ja a couple of years until the bpard JHUfUy CAI7AEY MKNNONlxT Rev Ezra Beachy Pastor Mrininq Worshio , 100 Su4ay School , 1100 SUNDAY MORNING FIRh Thu nouse on the Hampeiian or Leland farm on Patterson Laks load burned down early Sunday A few weeks ago we made the statement that the attempt to buy the Foxd property here had failed and the 250 raised amonq local business men and citizens OB down payment had been re turned to them This was not ex actly true The Ford people re fused to sell for the price offer rS blaze ed them buttie dal TsillTn anLailC0Vfld 430 a noand the money is still held Va alarm was turned in until 7 a bank The fly inthe ointment b bit andiSseA JajWys m and whtn the fire eaqine got there the building was destroyed ,eui and riominated Cloude, ChjanHour r 0 1145 ryist of KSeen Oak who was f vPle Meeting 730 VeleiteATh4r ectian got Toma , , ,ohip 85, jKarry Frost has be3n ImniT ttlfiSLS 11r Pfcht j whicf, belongs tothe Tru liSTb theWdo es are ioning Cost of flK ks, aM PertY thare for 5000 and got that the Fords have an offer of 3000 for the property and the local citizens offer was 1000 w qes College students may jck Mr Vincent LaRosa, bro me me souiaern H L draft eemtiftnif ther P r of the bride was best man is 011, ftupeflor ability draft test and the ushecs were Benny La I 4 v Wedsiesda 800 P M the bowling alley and arrived at much more including a two story f nn2 at UU a m bnojr11v building which they intend to after 400 a m tue house, WL USG for city officeSi In thig case Ihssn cor rcoRATiNG CONTEST PRIZED i discovered on fio and Frosi was iickn3y Civic Imp found outside in his undies wi sponsor cnRt The Mich TJaflonal Guarn Vi 11 Rosa Thomas Clark and Uax CaRCUTT COUBfEWS add 350 men to their air force Smith All wore tUKKfc The case lnHfirfe the Estate fcr 11 combat wing For rjer datitqhteri weddinq of Albert StewaflateEriqhtcn The auto companies are aid Mrs LaRosa worea now blue feedstore prop wastried in cirfoT Tade school velvet suit wrfhbW accessories cuit court last week When Mr children wishing to enter comt elf By Fete Wagoner oi, Mrs Doyle chose V aKty suitJBtewart died his son, Albert got to th ho oi n Swar Came i window i3 hand au arm burned and Harowoon jcu V broken glass He waft tak children Alin McPherson hospitotttWV ling driver educaiion with film Ishcwn school children Histamine pills may arive relief wth aviceseories oi j colds but a survey shows no Thfe wedding evidence they cure colds or cut ltted after the own lost time for workers members of the tWiOep TOvqy of Grand rv ke new laRosa aa his estate A dauqhter, Mrs MatUiout Wed, night, Oct 18 t was hias sought to get part of it A, WHOLE BtOOD PROGRAM y to the no cause far action verdict was Thn T wnrtPrt rn, TLA on be taken M rail j feBMBn tlood con 4 pJO a tuwwy dinner engineers W jA collection was taken pay his hospital bill ctnd him clothes a CRESSA MAY ALLEN was ser Mjajhtol The amount fhrolved JJlU b,T S n e c L I ed aftne tie place, plates be wiTabout 3,000 19, ,Bn 1 set far 200 Court will be in session aqain Pmckney Hartland and Grco 1 in the eveninq at 700 an open on October 31 j house reception warteld at the r 335 s OT rG same place which was attended SPECIAL COMMUNICATION i ,, 35 oercent aocs to th there was no other offer for the property If Pinckney qets the pr operty they will have to go over the 3000 offer Same people think 4000 or 5000 could be i raised here by popular subscript Mion to PUT the jptroperty Well maybe, but the demands jon the yaveoxxge poisons pockaft book j ure especially heavy just nowIf s teaparty would he ruseoT as QparV and a bathing lSfr,Jbclv 8 b0n bv SvwlOOO people A Detroit 5r, aJQ Knt coun,V crchestra ftmished music tot her parents movd on a farm Special communication of Xivingston Lodge No76F6AM onjstay oryThey will be at Howell twic a year and the other place once 935 pints of blood are quired 35 percent goes to armsd POOT BALL SCORES FinAnef will play South Lyon beach built here Friday rrqht it will be a, battle to see vvlio stays Out oi iast place as Couth Lyon like j Pres Truman spent a Kpnl n, 1083 When a year ola dandngr a W wedding cake Ccil 21 IMdribn township, Livingston was d 1 Work in the First Degree Re In7y attended 1 Th5 bridal couple both eshmens seizedh YiL25 nTtJr uatedfrom Pinckney, P W Curlett, Secy Shr Boy SCOUT M ist,th, J The Pincldaiey Boy 16 meet at the Congl c Lem, Newmbn He died m 193 VSEZC 5 202 pawnt8 iii4h school and Gieary college heTrideattended Michigan khe taught in rural schools ana State ffJ , Sunday quests at the vVn BOY SCOUT MEETING v iMerceT home were the CUiyjc The Pinckkney Boy Scoutswiiljon family of Mcrrion, lac busy Pinckney has no won a qame, week end last week He flew to losinq to Hariino, IX xitJi,int,r Missouri to see his sister, install cid Clarcencuvlio jed as Grand Worthy Matron of Owing to a mixuo in datesthe Missouri Grand Chapter, O service and 65 percent pncney a no pCJV last week,E S The president, himself is a jine were to hav3 played St,past grand master of the Grand I MaLys ct Adrian I Masonic Lodqe of Missouri and Win Wioso running wild the a 33rd Deqree Mason From Brighton team beat Dcxtci 38 to l there he flew to the South Pacific Wiser kicked a 25 yd niw,miu, lxcal Nolefield to meet Gen, Douqlas MacAsthur jOn Aug 28, , Joel Allen of Bell Oak and livea j ress , th b ide wore 1 a farm there until hereto Q blue qoal and made 4 runs of from He has never seen the general o bb ycio i he other teamsas the latter has not beenin this M clerical workin FdwlcrvUi ls an iSTtaTvirUni i The rtJlca5Y IMMT Xv,r TW WnVplayed nonlcaque games Man Icountrv since 1937 Hiscritics de Feb 1U 1906he was married to00m 5 me 8 Mct I Oascd 19 to 2 and1 cry this meetinq and saythe nedsdmlW Oct If TW parents ai f ad iam fl losl tc Ink3ter 38 to prGS1denL is txyinq to grab ft 1940 she married Ployed at the wrmqsion ,als0 asked t0 cojaa Chorlc Whitehead anri wiiV 3 lft some el the qtory that has fallen Lrnt, t, and wut oh were How 19, on MacArthur since hisvictory When Glean Taylor, then sen d Beatnc Lamborn Greq Other ,scores re KoXea gwtel4Ae dor sste L ssa stKrssi 11 2 we talked, to sisters MrsBoy DiUmqham 01 the jartMra St i jLhl ISLSSSr SSoe bar visited at the Ber, Whit, Ann Arbor V, hauie Creek , thusiastic be at home on Unadilla inrknev and Mrs Guy Blair oi be at name on unaaxua wi for entrance for neqroes am viue rnrand a bSthir, Gu I ckney wh a njm tomt, all to qo tato a Th qot to hotnTh kpott 61 St Petersburg, Florida, punished awajnerru fhree neices, Mrs Calvin Hook r,Anh Aibor,MrsHowardWrighj ANWOUNCE ENGAGEMEMT bnd Mrs Chester Hewlett, Laiv j , d Mr Ona L Campbeh Ising a nephew, Lenard Blaii jmicunce the engaqement at ousins and many Jtiends The iuneral wtxs held Fndcrv rith budal in Greenwood ceixi OUR BOYS IN SERVICE heir daughter, Leorig Carl A entrance for neqroes bor visited at him i home The uarl Bidwell family a lofofpuhlicity and th front of Briqhtcn and Mrs Bess Dev page but his appeals to higher enaux of Detroit were Sundav courts failed and last week ths, guests supreme court affirmed the sen Miss Margaret WidmeytenceIn the meantime Taylor Mrs m c about him We often left tn by 58rtghtThrStaysU outplane from Willow Run Saturday folws Moenc 20, Adaisoh U StThos wondered why his picture is ai 32 ot Marys, Lansing 0 ways taken wearing those blue goggles NEW O E S OFFICERS K complete list oi the new officers of Pinckney Chapter No We do not follow Harry Kellys line a reasoning when h blast Lent, so c MrTO 4M ac lUi The date Saturday, Nove llut toSa m Detroit riqht after he left er have bought a trailer and SHara Motor Co lh Detroit Un er have bought a hojase Jrcnlexj , itedRcdlway was the issue in are livlnq on the Herm Tommie Good who has been ANNOUNCES SGAGfiMHTC Detroit The company was own I widmeyer ia GPI yisSThis parents in Pittsburg, Tne engaqement of Alma ed by outside stockholdejs who Teek end 31 S S Ssted in ffie U SMarines Swarthaut to RaU QuAk son oifiiiiea to qtve adequate service , Thompson famUy werej 1 framing in Paris, S C Mr, and Mrs ArSuT Moses oifof build needed extensions One Mrs, Harry Qumn andMrs Ma y Dexter, has been annaujce4 Don Bums left for Fort Lewis, her parents, Mr and 6 Mark iWashirigiou Friday Swarthoutof SwcnouCil Cove, movu ri i Q n rn Vince LaRosa has been order Portage Lake Nodate fcas been and was put off by force He The Roy Iteason tamuv spennit JrnvinR thc farm fcamc t to report for army induction set for the weddinq i made all the front pages, got the week end in raili1 Znfi I,rf,a service, which lorernber 30 V, elected mayor A or 3 times and Sunday callers Sia niirr, in certain ncihhoring The,followinq boys from this MARRIAGE UOBHWa weitt from there to the United Mrs M I ReasnF1wTl anc call one another without a lAlWAGE LIOENWi went ounty, have beun ordered to re Carl Eldred, lfl, HaweUriDnnct States Senate ort at Howell October 19 for Bell Combs 17, HoUy fTed T toductJonBruce StelzerVir Roears, 27, Howell, OitheTin iJLMrs John Mcaran and W Mrs Met Bradley of Iosco anOp is bringing telephone uflcrs rhiser to their porial and ci McKenzle Vernon McKen Tyki 21, HoweBl RiSdl 1,802 acres of upnroven state The Doyle Templeton family aM, 1y lhe cnd of th,fl year, William Gleason, Michael Teram, 24 Plymoum, Mktisnand wasleased far oil and qas Keeqo Harbor and Jan1 ancSan Bell exchanges will have SdaroJohn Holderness Richard Boldt, 19 Howell Arthur Mqrch flast week by 33 oil companies Ncmcy Lundeen ofDetroi 83 forest inS w C 1O, last week for reg the forest i aT tertJjLClaimedu t iv tb 1 O rnembers were being therubbinpaid much hQQd fw re outdoor c istering voters Acoordinq to our way of thinking anything which increases the number of voters should be commended and not condemmed In the recent pim ary in Putnam only 160 people Voted In the 184d electicrr avar pOOdid The vetmq Inoff year e i section in usually very light and This year will probably be no vxception Gus Schoolle ,head f the C I O denied that the egistration workers are beinq paid He said previous to the organization of ADA only 15 per nt of the factory workers voted Throuoh the efforts of thj ADA this has been raised to 50 sfrcent i jarl Joseph Arbuoktei cdl haaayf, rDetroit, rs Valeria Rofees, i independent operatorsThey paid Chales Clark jr Jr Jowelb ic Wadlinqtott, Pinck 32 HbwelL , the state 277,886 The average week end guests at um lJObble, Fowlerville John i bid was 180 per acre The Bra Clark honm 9, riaoo, Califoiid, NEW TBIMWENT FOR zos OU Company, Texcs leased has been sick m bed 8 BALDNESS 7400 acresand the Carter Oil, Ms lean Meyer and emiaren lohn BcdrColumbus Ohio Rich wtwnuo t,ouu acieB wa uo vici , iviiB jvu ,T ZLA MtfrrUfttv 7 ird Becker MOfard Webster Science, at last, holds same Co, Grand Rapids 29,242 acres 0f YpsUanti called at the waiwI toland Hackbarth Whitmor hope far men aftected by premat akM ure baldnesssl Leam how kw6 Scattered ponds and ocrtholes CSucaqo psychiatrists accident Michiqan some VMO, urana napias , uwo QX ipsuuuu w ematf Great Lakes water levds drop ciark home Sunday rfilv rwoxped m September except Lake Charles Smith and w J ident Michiaan which remairied the Bridgeport, N Y are viung , USEFUL that m We are unable tp qet the gist Df the arquement over the sale oi colored oleo At the present J116 ou can 7 8 e0 served lyou wnt to but it must be un phone ffcolonsd We supate Jeasscmp veteriMlion W that under the present t t Bridgeport, N x are181 The wi 0f jctclTrs Henry stertitsfce housewile is too laty, likely sports for wildfowl of aiiv discovered that elimination sane parents, Mr, and Mrs wrTUl,MTo Ioft fout miftjon dollars tof friar ofeo In thts Becuohiittter ovrjooked by huntersThere of nervous tension may enoour, Wayne and Ocland counties gth itconlnue W cnttvities oi M or 1 buttrr is made to seHilt usually too great a rush to ce reqrawth oi hdr Read are notclosed to huntina this ,Nancy palmer of Flint spmu Great Lakes and other large Whai Causes BHadnses fort yearcree ownships in Way ih weeic end at the Harry lm nTf Of water torgood hunting, this amazing new theory in The oe nearboro, Redford and home while her parent, Th Gerry Eichman family American Weefey wln JBurtday, Qrosse Ille and 2 in Oakland and y Herb Palmer were, at uipugnuTius M at the Russell Glover October 22 issue oi The Det Moomseki and SgatWield were j state tCOlleqe honie at JFowlerviHe Sunday, roit Sunday TimeSr dosed by th leqislature JcomitL Institute Bk is sold i fluid state to D RJMe Some roit markets Oleo Is not the be a casualtty ccruee for the dedine Jn butter of the fam XHJMII pre irc dernand ft is the hiqh price, that 5fc K V A t ,lK ifeivtauMiufcc avkyit14 WW Vi, ,V V75J y VTJ XA lfe Vrft 1 vf JWOKHjRJXSfATCH rm Wednesday, October 11, 1350 M a No,Wvrk,No Dirt, SlJltfoiSfhanajfc rxtyP r I AUTO LOANS When You Are Ready to Buy That New Car See U For a LOW COST AUTO LOAN I Under Federal Supervision I, Member Federal Deposit Insur lance Corporation All Deposits J Insured up to 10000 for each L 1 North Michigan Aye I Telephones PROFESSIONAL COMER I m x D W VqnWUkle C K Van WINKLE TH PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Key M Duffy, M D Pinckney Michigan i VanWINKLE VanWINKLE Daiiy 1100 A M to 2U0 P ML , Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays Fisst Slatd Savings Bank Mon, Tuee, rri Sat, 7 to to p m HowM Michigan DR G McCLUSKtY Dentist Depositor xrs i V X ,f , tt, i3 MARTIN L LAVAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 157F11 Repairing MYriON J HUGIffS Plumbing and Heatina State 717 Lakeside tfrive License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C SwarthouL Director Modern Equipment Aznbulcsice Service Phones 38 63, Pinckney, Mich, FRED C REICKHOFF Sr I General Insurance OPTOMETRIST FOB DEAD or DISABLED STOCK phone 59F3 Pinckney Wch 120 wtt mver Av A U C T I 6 N E E R Howell Michigan Farm Sales A Sociality Phoe 358 Residence 615 THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN HewelL Mich SPOT CASH Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan j HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River 1 Howell Michigan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage , City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY sSmm HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 perCwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO LLOYD HENDEE BERT WYLIE Phone Pkickney78F2 Livestock Hauling REFRIGERATION SERVICE Weekly Trips Made To Detroit Popular DuoTherm Royal Circulator now beini ahowu by local dearl OTOP TRACKING coal and ashes O through yayr living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned s to vet 1 Get a handsbme DuoI Therm Fuel Oil Heater that wiU j gFtttattA PewAir Blowerlook like a mUHaii dollars m your living room and give you work less dirl byit Among the exclusive features of these thrifty beaters is the famous DoTherm Dual Chamber Burner tfeatgets more heu from every drop of eill Other auJesive DuoThtrm featurtfittributes heat even ly, warms flooa and far corner saves up to tt on fuel bills j And tbef re 20 other fea tures thtt mean mart comfort wrz icenomywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm the handsome new DuoRoyal Circulator tyros t how aaaple and easy it fhcfire b urtin a db CARL BERG t HOWELL 4 50 i Licensee for J DARLING COMPANY HAROLD RADY Repairs On All 1 lakes Phone Pinckney 154F3 DR C I TOWNER Geaercu Trucking PhoneJ4F14 Pinckney, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel Sand Top SoiL Road Gravel Fill Dirt Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract Dentist , ,w 8044 Portage L tke Road, Dexter 7628 Toma R,, Pinckney, Mich Phono Dexter 4G1 Phone Dexter 3116 v See ti erm I FiJoJl STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION 1 HW WYLIE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS PHONE 136 PINCKNEY Classified Advs JOHN E MCCLELLAND STERLING INSURANCE CO Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Pinckney Rd, Howell Mich V,, S THE NJTV DUOTHERM WEtYSftf 1 HEATEktS NOW AJ y LA VET HARDWARE August 24, 1912 as amendea b, UmCU AU uR JZ5 iSS 1 Acts of March 3, 1933 and July IOR SALE 130 Bass White W1 ,waT ZJPn f 2, 1946Title 39, United StatesPearI Accordion, never used 00 5 3LW Code, Section 233 j Phone Doxter 5302 16 11100 1 radio and Victrola with records tOf Pinckney Dispatch puMisheu iPr, nrMT w , Myron HugheePhone 157F11 idy at Pinckney,Michigan tor OR RENTModem five room ,8717Lake6ig DiiveRush Lake l October 1950 home, all luiaicd oil furnace Owaer Paul W CurletiPinck rf or PhoneWANJEOMjm for dnvm truck ney, Michigan 1 liSi ,1 mslde work Wn,e to Dead or Alive WANTED Girl to care ior two Publisher, Paul W Curlett, Pinck LCSldvn h9lp ney, Michigan housework Very mes congenial r home with own room and good FARM ANIMALS MUJCTSD PROMPTLY HORSBS 540 Each COWS 00 Eacch HOGS 160 per Cwt WE BUY HIDBb JUD CALF SKIN Central Oead Stock Mi and Virqil Latimer and Editor the some daughter, Connie of Munith call Manaqina Editor, the same ed ai ih Asher Wylie home Business manager, the same Mrs, Glenn Gardner and Mrs Known uoua holders, mcrigaqs waqes, Writs MrsMary Shoapes 5398 Spokane Av Detroit 4 Michigan, formerly of Pinckney Chftord nasinussen o tf s FOR SALEELectric Refrigerator and electric stove, both in aood Stanton holders and other security hold nuscar,cBeck 1831 M Phone called on the Philip Sprout home ers holding 1 percent or more of jPhone45f4 Saiurdctv , total amount of bonds, mortgages j FOR QATT O irf CCVIOO i Qt , icnAi w Boat 186,, Howell, Mien WANmfiouMiipgr to live West Main St, Pinckney in home Mrs, S H Cart LOSTA Redbon hound color white, aal, lost last week Tues day between Howell and PinckWill pay reward Kelly Barker 3200 VanBorn Rd, Wayne, Mich 213 R Wayne FOR SALE20 guage Repeatsv CO last Monday irom Willow Run none to atend the school commiFSion ers tend the school commission The averaqe number of copies JQQ Pinckney meeting in Columbus, Ohio Q issue S0fo or distributes rAu opvTr a 596 Mower Road or pnone Lucius Doyle, phone 42 Gladys McCollum, school comm through the mails to paid sub l senbers durinq the 12 months pre issionsr, also wenl F6K HEkiCS8cj at Bio Silver FR AF ,j cecdna the date Shcwn above U, 3iFOB SALEI937 Dodae sdan Pinckney 800 Paul W Curlett, Publisher P m and 1938 Olds sedan75 each Sworn and subscribed bfore mt WAN ThUSewing and alterations j George VanSgiver 1122 Mower A ,,rrt Mrs Norman VanBlaricum Road, Pinckney, MicV Stuart S Pinckney WANTEDcCusnTCorn Cutting FOR SALE First and second cut Eugene MtAinch, 8615 , Cedar i this 1st day of October 1950 I i Lee Lavey, Notary Public My commission expires February 14, 1951 1 IVicPHERSON idte RAM ting of alfalfa hay baled Lynn Hendee phone 35F12 Lake Road Phone 13F13 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an hour Claire Campbell Phone 131F3 Established 1865 FOR SALE Heatrola, large size, 15, very good1 condition Call at 8834 Haines Rd or phon fOR SALEPotatoes, Cabbage 19F3 Pinckney Onions I FOrl SALh Round Oak Kitchen Incoroorated 19151 Range, burns coal or wood, in QUALITY eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables r SAVUNGS BEGIN A CHAIN I REACTION Our national wealth is measlurred by the aggregate of the homes ,buildings, their contents land the personal property of all individuals In America as in no other good condition Louis Kourt phone 69F3 The Umstead Farm ATTENTION Saws filed Retoofhed FOR SALEQuaker Oil Stove and , 0fW pened pipe, small size, for two or threeA11 Work BY Machlns and room heating Price 1000 Guaranteed Merwin ampbeir 245 UnadiUa A MandU nKnno lRfiF5 I 1 phone 168F2 1524 River Lane Drive HiLand lake, MJchiggp s country of the world has each FOR SALEDuothexm oil heater Tnm pm,, XM in good condition 1440 Darwin Fon RENT Modem individual had the opportunity of acgairing a fair share of the Road over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney ent world goods Mass prod aJin cxrnt , ,, has brought the cost of automo SALE15 nine weeks old WANTEDPOULTri Wiii pav mobiles, refrigerators, washing PQs Frank Pearce Detroit masks crioe macnines and many other lux 10960 Stinchfield Rd Silver Lakc H IST Phcw 62FL, uries within the reach of the av erage working man Fish The savings of millions have J j ligone to work to finance the mass I producion processes J A Savings Account begun now i the first step in this chain re action of increasing prosperity ior America Market Prices Courteous Service 1 tmaamn nmm WOOD wroar MCPHERSON stai BANK Howell Mich All deposits up to 310,000 insured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poration A A A A A A Phil Barney Kraizmiller Livingston County Representative Phone 2S566 Ann Arboty Collect The Pinckney Village Taxes ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT M HOME UNTIL OCTOBER 5, 1950 only HELEN REYNOLDS TWasurer 543 East Putnam Pinckney Jtr v Ki , mm I ,, S w c l J Vdumo 67 V AUchigan Mirror T LI Bwity 630 800, 10t00 1130 00 1UC0 9votior3c eaing at 7JC p su Ife ahd Republ liftROSWX coosw opinion cans are increasingactivities in Ofm oi the most lavish wead tod fear is that the Livings compaiga in the anal twcfawr festival which Pinckney hctstton county roori jomission is sli TSIVJ , Jever, known ocqurod last Sato, fgfcttng the southern peat of tha ine Democrats axe jweseating day when Sally LaRosa became county The entire BbLj tnemaelves as the liberal party the feride oi Lucius Dbyie VSaV of hoajd is from the h and tneBepubUoans as the re jkis the daughter oi Mrs KoaarioiOaa TcwkrviUe section acboncnV party whilethe Repub LaRosa and the late lames La ixaost oi th improvements iicans mam labor and the work Rosa and Lucius the son ofmade there ihere are ir mq peopxe have taken over the Mr and Mrs Lucius Doyle sr4001 pieces oi road which have been 5, Democrat party attended the wedding at bi promised tor years but on which unW before 00 Mass , Another crow in the political Marys church Pinckney, Rev 00 action has been startedThey ,rr pie is reapportionment The cen Albeit Schmitt read the iinpjeseiv the roads on E Mthrough ronreganonal Communitv sus shows a big growth for the nuptl service Monsiqnar Peek Ffettvsville to the jCfaiUba Rd niSfn M cibesthey demand more, senator An Arbor Was Jnt cgnd the road frcTHiland to ThiSuWa51Ytxa P , ,w il JSP No II Accidents Current the constitution1 pro Jidesthe Re publican legislature would bv uull pass this and reapportion aci Given in moriaoeby het un xt pOpulaonicla nursing altar oys , rir Given in mamaaeey nef un ing to area oua not popuia,on ci3i Anthony deijpL Soli ihere is an acute nursing short was a moai chGraSTblldlSiei aqe which wfl be increased by wHito gowaaToi cpm war needs The present 300006 55, nurses are not enough for peace Jom ,, kSrBSrtsSali and stale representatives as the car James and fccfc Jle5ieQa XeHSgame sererve I tL Q an uazers tm at m,, brothfr7oiITgroSnVasJ,BdS much traVeiled and in 0 8Hour of sharing qte The road througha fW is a directrood to Sun,OcL22,1030 church ssrvice L 1oth should be bakk YmQf3 S3T7aVPce rw The trouble is the south Through raiih end WcrksLavart J the county has no re Q church wia pariici Wtntivi on the county road P01 , , T ww tt TyvrrrSii5SaWm Th sam situation 1130 Sunday School lopic , Uoom Chaxmlly laee 012104 lte same slfluu,C Growino Throuah Pravor tne needs , IJ nplin,, A ZiAin leadsled some years ago At that vf1 v H 1Vi V The doctor draft is imminent J7 X fcSStSSTlwSjltti a Democrat on 730 Members of Pilgrim Frfow hestate medical W,3 w SjSnSAa CalmurbiJi Sni TTrTTPf1 andthe board of,iownsite Conimumiy Church at KiESkrtoMB wasRepublican Btaingham tgrtwiffrrpT tha boeffd refused to Wed 400 junior Choir practise VSSm the south 730Senior Choir practise 730 m35Eto0 couxty ana theScouto and Dads meet at cnurch A i, of 3 townships in the Si cSunty who CA1VB MBINainnS icS Voted for Kuhn Re Ezra Bettchy Pastor Camoac Church I While coming home from De j Govenor Wliams who will ney Michigan Jrtoit Sunday morning Don Coyls coll square dances at WEitmare Albert J Schmitt, Pastor was nit by a cartin, thePominaakdand at Jhe Hewell Armory ,M tonbusiness distncUxs he was J Saturday night may be introdu getting o of a car driven b cing a navel wtry Of campaign Don Wihse, son of Mr and Mis ing in Michigan out like method Williard Wiltse of Pmckney with jhav paid out in other statesThe whom he had gone to petrait, most famous was the campaigii r, ,, iv JI Qovemor between Fiddling oh Taylor and his brother Fox Junting Alf of Tenn Bob special ized in fiddling for dances while brother, Alfred gave a perfect initiation of a ka hunt, in his campaign talks 3ob was a Dem ocrat and Alfred a Republic Finally they ran against each other and Fiddling Bob was the winner Years, afteirwards when Bob had been, dead for some yearsAfreoV was erected govern or He still used his fox hunting skit and even carried a hound around with himis the son of Mrs Mildred Dietrich but lies with his graimother, Mrs Fletcher Tracy at Lakeland He is a senior at Pinck ney high school, Wi i , ii i C f JXTIT veu ieii rrom a waivm asked all doctors who got their j b carried aiBhS training at government ejirpense, ASSLXZZ during World War H to volun age teer Su4ay School 11 00 orange OMseeoe MbM Wih the Korean war outlook 10 ir improving, emphasis has dropp LW5016 ed on dvihan defense and little 1 fcor a has been accomplished , V Dpe The credit curbs insrWed by Byan aad DorothK the government on eoei buying wns were ideouooi coionicy,year9 until trie uporce JWV i srjgMCKIT,L mul as to hold the line against in design Mary Majgare JSeW arki riomm norl Under it down payments t,he othe b1W4KXEtW Oak w T Xil Q 8 on homes autoes, refrigerators blue, theywote wange b63Jl rw rtin aot Tomai at cup , JSKJ xmd television are increased, fcrowns and earned , l In the meantime wage increiis chysanmeum xothy es are iooming Cost of mer fooms Sisteftds ftyefi longer on me board and once ondiBei1W otttegips fas inatUwyyin her iemal cpeenlmc7e the southern part of the co wqe College abaaents may Jxfc Mr Vmcem LaRosa, bre forgotten , A, fefitian if they pas Irs of the bnde was best man 1 decouple of I Mining Worshte 1000 ttil the iipctrcfe MV arid riominated Claude Keen Oak who was JS5rnr section got Toma Janet Lundeen while horseback J riding at Gomels Sunday fell voff the horse She vas taKen to St Joe hospjtal, An Arbor but vas found to be uninjured John Douglas Robertson 53, and his wile, Cecelia, were in Iwere instantly killed Sunday j morning on U S, 16, amile easd A few w of Howell when their truck hit a1 oil track He was credit mar ior the Detroit Free PressSUNDAY MORNING FIRh The iiouse en the Hamperian or Leland farm on Patterson Laka road burned down early Sunday j morning Althoiqh the blaz was aiscovered at 430 a mno aao we made the statement that the attempt to buy the Ford property here had failed and the 250 raised among local business men and citizens 8 down payment had been re turned to them, This was aot ei actlv true The Ford people re fused to sell for the price offer eied them but the deal is still on v w A uaio and the money is, still held in a alarm was turned in until 740 a ibank The fly inthe ointment is eL draft eeHprif they pass ieT superior ability draft test and the ushers were Benny La J TheMich, national Guar will , Rosa , w , Thotaas Clark and Max BXSm COWS add 350 mn to tKeir air to Smith All 6,1 The case 1 h Estate cr a combo wma orher 8014851011 m ana whtn the fire eagine got there the buildinq was destroyed iisani Pail Si5e tllehoase whJch b age FeUowship Service KonsGvation dept Reworks at I perty there far 5000 and got , Wedaeada 800 P M le bowling alley and arrived at much more luding a two story ihe house at o uu a m bncrtly building which they intend to tJOX rvCORATING aiter 400 a m Ule houseWvs jUs for city offices In this case r CONTEST PRIZED i discovered on fio and Frosi was iiickiijy Civic Imp tfound outside in his undies wi fhD that the Fords have an offer oi 3000 for the property and the local citizens offer was 1000 True Dexter bought the Ford pro there was no other offer for the property If Pinckney gets the pr sg n cscorvii7 a window lhis nanci a u cu buined anci operty they will have to go over Histamine pills mav give relief w o colds but a survey shows no jjfy evidence they cure colds or iown lost time for workers members d the Mee ww of Grand m leSJZ it t wasy to the parry stf cnt HalVjwoQ cut 1021 giass He w v a combat wina yr Jr wuqBwre weaaina Ti,1u aradP school children AYin to McPherson hospitah The Sio companies are aid Mrs URosa wOreor qaw blue ,ed store PWfed m cirW 1 Com Wl by Pete Wegener of A ling driver education with films velvet suit wffco accessories, f, C o Mi D7 C , bul came back shewn school children , Mrs Doyle choss a gwy suitBwart died his son, Aert aot torn nra i SQ n collection was taken isnewn scnooi c , w acefl6ories oi1gfeea, his estate A daughter, Mrs Mat, woui Wcujughuct 10 hospital bill and hias sought to get part ox it A, WHOLE BLOOD PROGRAM ciolheS T I no cause for action verdict was j Tlv3 Livingeon County Red LSSSJSy1 JL086 wUWiwatutea whole blcoaV POOT BAtdbSCOWS TM ,Wmae 0144 rot tne Ptproar am mobile blood unite Fmaiey will plav South Lyou boah built 9UttSfm3L 70 ,8 J 1 J, ,Mf5 will be set up in the county as jhore Friday night It will be a, Mjathta TJe amounli involved H n Fowy,,rville Briqh was about 3,000 the 3000 offer Same people think 4000 or 5000 could be i raised here by popular subscript ion to buv the propertyu Well maybe, but the demands jon the Lyavetrage poisons podwtt book 1 are especially heavy just nowIf PUrlrtifrltiiF0 would J n55ed 03 apark and a bathing A, CRESSA MAY ALLEN ed afene place, plates be ing set for 200 , In the evening at 700 an open on October 3L house reception was held at the once 935 pmts of blood are rejCKj Clarcencuvillesame place which was attended SPECIAL COMMUNICATION i aurred 35 percent qoes to th Owing to a mixup was aoout j,uuu 1 Pinckney, Hartlcmd and Grco Court will be in session agenn JhJ WiU be at Howell twic a year and the other place battle to see who stays Out ot last Piace as Couth Lyon like i Pres Truman spent a busyPinckney has not won a qame, week end last week He flew to losing f Hartimo, DcxieilnEtr Missouri to see his sister, install led as Grand Worthy Mateon of in datesthe Missouri Grand Chapter, O iCressa May Abbott was bon b 5VQr 1000 people A Detroit Special communicaUon of Hvormed service and 65 percent pirickney dla no plav last weekE S The president himseU is a mcing, a tiered wedding cake wi , u T 1 was cut cmd refreshments Berved luoi ,Manon township, Lmngator The bridal couple both grad, freshmens seted j F a MwAxi xv over 1UUU utvc , oaio u Kent cdUntV orchestra furnished music forUgston Lodge No76 F6AM on Btav0 hw , 00 iUOo aiv, 0jQ dancing a tiered wedding cakelg October 21 ftlu 1 was cut and refreshments served f Wofk fhe Firgt Deqree Re 3tori The bridal couple both maa, iieshmns seized ne uated from Pinckney high school p w Curlett, Secy eqto and the bride attended Michigan I bu 3ars state Normal college a yearShr BOy SCOUT MEETING Mer, the taught inrural schools ana accomplished vocalist Th The pilcidcney Boy Scouts will Jus 11 She attended Pincia d from pincey high school, high school and Gieary college , th hid attended Michigan YpsilanU Fora number of year ana me LocaJ Nol the sson t T7 T is an accompiisnea ulo,,t , me nnciaaiey y wuia wrr f pnn,iMr n FcwlervilK duated from the Uni at me cgi, chuich Wed, Mercer of Ion a STw3iS of VdrnX, Oct 18 Their parents ar Mer and fam led m iWAployed at the Livtegston oountv, Q1SO asked t0 H , Tney were to hav3 played St past granoT master of the dand vacys at Adrian I Masonic Lodge of Missouri and W in Wiosor running wild the a 33rd Degree Mason From Bnahton team beat Dextei 38 to 0 there he flew o the South Pacific I wisr kicked a 25 vd Held to meet Gen Douglas MacAfthur from He has never seen the general as the latter has not been in this country since 1937 His critics de liid clerical work4in FowlervilK Feb 11 1906 she was teme Newrribn He di n Aug 28, 1940 she married, el Meti of Bl Oak and liveu P bd ore ra form there until her deatr ked suit With blue it Wednesday She was a blue checKea mber of iides hex sisters Mrs inckney and MIS UY fT where a new owlervill and a brother, Gu I Pmckney wnwil mg Charle3 Whitehead and wife r y TW flion QPTI ana Beatrice Lamborn of Greq atoTntarwSJaooSd ory and Don Daller and ,v iSftoS on the Caress ons of auv, 1 Sunday quests at the v n 1 d 4 runs oi from He has never seen ercer home were the CUytcn ai lh c1her teams as the latter has not armly of Mcrrion, Jac lJ nleaque games Man I country since 1937 I and Dr Walt P to 2 and cry this meeting and sayjhe haStsouth Lyon lost to Inkster 38 topresident is trying to grab soutn Lyon some j tlwt hos iallen ily Thre ylerville and a brother, u wcw, e fcott 61 St, Petersburg, Florida iVumshed alf neices, Mrs Calvin HookTTte luneral wtiS heldFriday irh ourial inGrewood ceiifc Heft Other scores were How 19 on Macfehur since his victory ,, U iviilan 26, Universityin Korea The generaiis the dar 13 Lincom 12 Roosevelt 6 Cbel mq oz the Hearst pcrpers and in 13, L100 20 Flat Rock 21, dustry in general atlhouah few Yosilanti 18, Trenton 2 GIs that we talked to were en 13 Jxwie Creek 7 thusiastic about him We often 20 AddisJh U StThos wondered why his picture is al 1 Marys, Lansing 0 ways taken wearing those blue j goggles NEW O E S OFFICERS Miss Margaret Widmeyr tn 1 We do not foftow Harry Kellys cKinley left bvloffacers ot Pmcicne onap 1 masQnlna when j blast ,ow Run Saturc riSit in L03 An 1 of Alaoama ims JS w f r1,, l5tea5VW ANHOUNCE ENGAGmENT r,ruui r ,, , t , 1 r , Campb jagement oio Carl ad M jTAnh ArbcrMrsHowardWriqnsj ANHOUNCE ENGAOMJI oWme oouriT amnned the sen x, v , dChester Hewlett, Laiv Mr and Mr Ona LCampbeh suemc Jai3ne Taylor Mrs Lillian McKmley Sng, a nephew, Lenard Blau announce the engagement 125 M1 Hftht he stavs outh cousins and many idends annou , A I wUlle alTright if he stays out plane from Willow RunSaturday J45oUows heir daughter J5 Alc s is oli stuff he for a 3 weeks viSit in Lo Lentz, soi cf Mr oxd f g0 years aqo iior Saturday, Novembef um Detroit Un er bave bought a house traile iaTwSiir ,te Hem TH OUR BOYS IN SERVICE 1 tpill wun 4 j ,, ilea, nauwoty WJ C iA7j fnrm Tommie Good who has been ANNOUNCES teAOEMBIT Detroit TtojconipargS S Idests of the Ge Jwhis parents in Pittsburg,1 Tne engagement of JUma d by outside 2tewvice Thompson family were Mr an ,41 iue umSMarines Swarthout to Ralpk Qlk sjm c4 JJ i Mrs Hay Quinn and Mrs Ma 0 training in Paris, 5 C Mr and Mrs Axthux Moses al of buUd nfleDa raise in Winans of Toledo, Ohio, Fr ana 14m w, Dexter, has beerv oamowiced W day they 1 J0 S KsSer of Sharon, Pa, and P 1 Don nurns left for Fort Lewis, her parents, i QM MaA toer fos boazdecUcar , o roit dshirigtou Friday ,Swarthout ,oi SwoAwCf Cave, fused to IWJhe mcreased lege er famUv g Vince LaRosa has been order portage Lake No ddteto Men and w put gJ 0Vthe week end in Grand Rapids I to report for army induction ,set for the weddiaq made aUe t W , callers o Mr an d mayor or 3 tunes ana JY rv we stanle Tloilong boys from this M jr SSad sof 1 anounty, have ben ordered to re Carl Eldred, 1 HojcWSlcrtes Snate s John Moron andP an rt at Howell October 19 for Bell Combs, 17, Hoflyr Td unmnTM1ZrZimn is M9t Bradley of Iosco mductionruce Stelzer,Vir Soears, 27, HoweU Cthei OMjWA TW eWo I Ma ivle Templeton famay 01 uSSST Vernon McKen Tyl 21, Howell RiiOJgroif 158,802 acres of upnrovenstate 16 Janet and ie 5fc GhS Michael TSS 24, Plymouth,pisfland wasleased far oil andjjas Keego Harbor J roTohT HotdSness Richard BoldTia Howe Arthur MUriart week by 33oilfompanies Nancy wife wer satvXk iSSSttS SowelUEric WodUagtag Pinck 32 HowelL , ge nnp acpe fi h 9hfejcs r5hJSfiiw TUFATMIMT FOS soe Oil Ccpany, Texcs leased has been sick in bed 6 weeKS m fiScer MOforcl Webster Science, at last, holds Co, Grand Rapids 29,242acv 0 Ypstoti caueu 1 overlooked by huntersThere of nervous tension may enoour Wayne and wtin S PnW of Flint spfcooue M S5foto great a rush, to ae regraWth of hear Read are not closed to aws Nancy Pahner 01 ri paSThows mSeTand other large vWauees SRadness W,yw2fl,CA Wd w of water forgood hunting, this Timcafng ew theory in The ne Hecborn, J0, The Gerry Eichman tamiry Amertcan weewy wmvwxnaav, terosse u rawwfcM WPTA at me Russell Glover October 22 issue ,rf The Dtt Koomneld cmd SjwttfieW were at Fowlervifie Sunday, roit Sunday TtaeV c0Bi by 3 1019, fit , line fl reasoning when he blast ed theX I O, last week for rea istettng voters He claimed that the I O members were being paid so much per head for reg istering voters According to our way of thinking anything which increases the number of voters hould be commended and not oademmed In the recent ndm my in Putnam only 160 people oted In the 484 etediorr ovor OOcUd The vetmg inoff year e tion in usually very light and is year will probably be no ception Gus Schoolle ,head the C I O denied that the eglstration workers are beina lid He said previous to the ganization of ADA only 15 per ont of the factory workers vot d Throuah the efforts of the DA this has been raised to 50 ejreent We are unable to get the gist f the araaement over the sale if colored oleo At the present me you can buy all the oleo ou want to but it must be un lolocecL We supose uecsecmp J0B If that under fee present eerf torti housewife is too tanr dollar j ote thfs section J iies P T or lb battrr is made to seH m lstitute nV is sold ie, fluid state to D da Seine rott marlcet Oleo Is not the fen coBualitv cauee for tho dedlne butter v eenT demand It le the high price, thatv pimTTQ mam repealed theWCA emoted I f JM Vi, r flotWa Bsheffli ry, October 11 1950 WboamQ HOTEI A last week of CharWpJPl Howell TheeSt HowelL MicMatm e P t For hot water on tap For dean, quiet, carefree service For automatic, completely dependable water heating He Modern Go Electric Tens to EOfSON HKTRfC THEATRc Mftdy t 7 pm WXYZTV, Channel 7 SVfc T bur SEALER or Bdisoii of Ss 0 Known as Charles Bendy, a tent showman who operated the Bent iy Shows Mr Builis travelled with the show for years, Mr and Mrs J L Donhoue Mary Eilen Doyle with Mr and Mrs Frank McHugh of Jackson, visited Jamss Doyle at Great Lakes naval station last week, i Jerry Drown, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Drown oi Stockbridge is now in Germany with the 8bth air squadronStockbridge, Gregory and Fow lerville fire depts were called to the Westphal bam east of Stockbridge last week which caughi fire from defective wiring The house was seved Elizabeth Griffith, formerly the head clerk of the draft boardnas been elected worthy matron o the Howell O E S chapter Howell City will vote on 2 am endments at the November el ection One would increase the number of Howell councilmen from 4 to 8 and repealing the city court and restori justices of the peace Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Clark of Howell at St Lawrence hospital, Jackson Oct 4 a son At a recent meeting in Ann Arbor, Leslie Merritt of the Livston County Press was elected vice president of the University Press Club Some 15 cottages at Lake Che mung were damaged recently, 2 boys, one 7 and one 9 arecharg ed with the deed Norman Rost of the Uniersity oi, the University of Michigan is th new band instructor at Dexter high school The St Patricks parochial school football team won from the Brighton 7th grade team last week 20 to 6 They won all six 7uee, Wfd Thar October 17, 18 19 ru IT1 Swart Jeff Chandler n i aton, I Deborah Paget Arthur Hunnteutt DexterTheatr 0DEYOL aCKGAN Ah Colttoaed Friday, BROKEN ARROW r ffovelty Ccaioaa ComingjBrlght Leal Kiss Tomorrow Good Bye Friday, Saturday, October 20, 21 Boy Rogers la ROBINHOOD OF THE PECOS BODraOLD Saturday, October 20, 21 I TRAILS END An Action Drama Stantaa Johnny Mack Brown Plus THE NEVADAN 1B Technicolor Dul Door Action Picture Randolph Scott Willcnd Parker Lola Albright Color Cartoon Sunday, Monday, October 22, 23 Sunday Shows 15 p M ooar BRIGHT LEAF 01m rug Gary Cooper, Lauen Bacall Patricia NeaL Jack Carson Shows 70Q and 916 Sunday, Monday, October 22, 23 , THE BUCCANEERS GIRL4 i A Musical In Technicolor Cartoon Yvone DeCarlo, Richard Doug Cartoon Snorts N Sunday Shows 3, 5 7, 9 and Latest News Mao, 7tl5, US p a Tues Wed, Thur, Oct, 24 , 25, 26 James Cagney, Barbara Payton Helena Carter, Ward Bond m KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE court and restoring the two I Comedy Cartoon Coming My Friend Irma Goes West, Flame and the Arrow The Fufles Summer Stock SYLVAN i HEATER Chelsea lJch Tues Wed, Thur, Oct, 24, 25 26 DESERT HAWK A Drama Starring DeCarlo and Greene Shows at 715 and 816 Short and C Latest Newt ComingAbbott and Costello The Foreign Legion Bright L Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Toi AVON THKA1 a STATE OF MICHIGAN Urcufc Court tor U County Lot Number twelve 12 oi 4 oi Plats,at paq thitysix36 HENRY S C and KATY tQuto ais wno, iwuurt IntfruiiLmtuvtmia iae unknown heirs ovisesV legatees Uuu ORJTER OF PUBLICATION Suit peoaina in me Cucuit fourt for me County of idvuigiOn m Cuaiicery m Howen igan, oca we im aay QI spm ber Ava0 f It aiptaina from the a worn bill ot compliant as hied in suid cause taat me picunu has w beea afie caior ajugent fieaicn , ana utQauy to ascdncua waouxcx tie sKua aeioiiaants cue uuvef or aeud or wnem laey may reside u iiylag or if the nuv any perouaui representauves or nt4 r iivina or wnere tney or any oi I them may reude, ox wneLtr ue titi mtexeet ciauzi iwu or PJSposvjji ngnt o uiese deienaajit have ten aqnea to any o persoA or peiwns or whemer uch QUe, inteiorf ciaim, iien or pOKioie right o thee oawMsaasis nave been ossigned to any ptner person ox persons orwheUier sucn itle, interest claim, lien or Possible right has bees disposed or by will by tne said deVeodantt And it ruxther appeariaej that me nlaintitf aees not know and u3s Jwea wrH after ilfm search as4 iaquiry te ajosrttan a names oitbs pexeojtf who are cludsxL QA ctesecdants without mg nameoV Upon motion, therefore, oi Va Winkle fcmWiniue, attorneys for nlamufis it is ordered that ije above named derendsmts ana tAeir unknown heirs, aevisees, legatees and assignscause ieir appearance to be entered her en J vitnin three months from the aaie hereof and that in default taereof said bill be taken as coniese by the said defendants ana each and a1 oi them It is rurther order that the plain tiff cause this order to be publish ed within forty days in the Pmck ney Dispafch, a newspaper pin ed, published and circulating in said County once in each week to at least six successive wufctv true edpy Glenn C YOSVBKI kn A, Hagman Circuit Court Clerk Commissioner i The above entitled suit involves j and is brought to cruiet title to I the following described landj lo orrted in the VUlam of Fowlerville, County of uvingstoa an Stab Michiocm and more par fteriarly desrrbed m follows, Assessors Plat No A Vijlaqe of Lowlerville, Livingston County Michigan as duly laid out, platted and recorded in Liber Four VkuiWiaisi 6 VavVinkle Attorneys for Plahitf Business AtL Howell M n games played last year 11 Years Ago Friday, Saturday, October 20, 21 THE SAVAGE HORDE Starring William Elliott Barbara Fuller, Addon Booth Grant Withers Cartoe and Hews Shows 7ilo and 915 P M Sunday Monday, October 22, 23 TOAST OF NEW ORLEANS A Musical in technicolor starring Friday, Stockbridge Michiqc Saturday, October 20, 21 Double Feature MOTOR PATROL motor police melodrama wit Don Castle, Jane Nigh Plus WEST OF THE BRAZOS In aa Super Western James Ellison, Russ Haydenl tn lecamcoior siarnna , Mario Lanza, Kathryn GaysonSundajr i 24 David Niven ffiSoi fSSS 1 ESLrt Dayid Niyen, JCaol Naish Sundoy Shows 3 5, 7, 9 Cartoon Vi 200 WE ARE GIVING AN EXTRA LAfiGE DISCOUNT ON ALL Tues Wed, Thur, Oct 24 , 25, 26 MA AND PA KETTLE GO TOWN A Good Comedy Starring Color by Ti Seal Island Alaska seal hei ComingDakota LiL dancing the Dark, Tarzan and the The Pinckhey telephone ex , m r,TT change now has 2G 1lephones MA AND PA KETTLE GO TO The North Hamburg church ,9, GlrL fair was held at the Chilson M A Coffiy salu BJ , t Lrsday Marjone Mam, Percy Kilbride Geiald Kennedy and fami Shows 715 and 9s0f of Howell called at the Edw Cartoon Sportreei Spears home Sunday NEW 1950 We hav anioyed a very prosperous ywar, sold more Buicksthan ever before This is the cleanup We are getting roadv for the 1951 models Here is your chance to save real dough 2 Doors, 4 Doors, Hard Tops,Converiables Livingston Motor Sales YOUR BUICK DEALER, HcwelL Michigan Macoabee hall Thursday Charles Mercer, 93, father of Mrs K H Crane, died at Hart, land Saturday St Marvs Altar Society will hold a social at the Floyd Reason home Friday night, Mrs Henry Padley was taken ill Wednesday while shopping i howelL Wednesday, and ci d at the homo of hr sister, Mrs Irewery on Thursday Sh leavas her husband, a daughter, Mrs Mary Teeple and a son, CHanes Jerry Katon has returned from Durand and is working at the Mel Caverly J he Jafvis Comedy Company will be at the opera house on October 23 Born to Will Wright and wife last week a girl W A Nixon caught a 1 Vi lb muskellunge at Swarthouts Lake Thursday Ccra Cone from Gregory is em ployed at the Hotel Caverly James Smith is on vacation and John Chalker is tending bar at the Hotel Caverly The Fowierville Fair with Carr ie Nation as attraction, made 500 profit The abolution of the army can teen is blamed for all the ills of the army The state tax commission has t boosted the valuation of Putnam Township up 60i0 The entire I county valuation is 1,824,800 Miss Mary Ruen has accepted J a teaching position in Rutledge, MinnSt Marvs Altar Society made S17 on their social at the Hoisel j hen last Friday Ground will be broken at Lake land soon for a large cement j plant J j Mrs Louisa Hoard has purch asedthe Wheeler house o Mill I St Mr and Mrs John Sales will live with her I Dr H F Sigler was called to SVcsa last week bv the illness j I cf hie brotherinlaw, Lloyd Teep le who has typhoid fever I Mrs Fanny Murphy is caring for her mother, MrsJames Rieley who is very ill Mrs James Green in teaching in the Hamburg school for her brother, Francis Carr, who has been appointed school examiner ComingMy Blue Heaven, Cooper Canyon James Burns and family Ann Arbor were Sunday gues1 at the Ray Bums home REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, Nov 7,1950 , EsaaBEBBcaaesmmamgm TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS QF OTY HOWELL, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, STATE OF MICHIGAN , fan except , 1 special election or primary election receive for registration the name of any legal voter in said Township, City or VilUf not already registered iflio may APPLY TO MB PERSONALLY for such registration Provided, however, that I can receive no ntnej for registration during the time intervening between the Two tieth day before any regular, special or official primary electioS and the day of such election Cvi MUpK eSfiveniesce and amazing ay of the WAIM MORNING twrtx iJ feral s sentttkei ITS the only heater of its dod in lh worsi fttdusivt, patented late sleff eoostrasHoQ rtsnlti is an abundance cf , healthful heat aid big fuel savings kati B day tad sight without ftntaling Bonu scy tdsd of oal, coke or briquets Semismtxnati feed Saut a fire bm eoea s year is sod see the dependable, WAX MORMMO sessW J jgjjjeejei Floyd Moycroft and wife of i Grand Rapids were week pnd rrs at the Merwin Campbell home Mr and Mrs, Howard Read r i he week end in Derrrbon Mr and Mrs Earl Bought m Sunday guests of Mr J George Roche at their new home nar Wcbberville Tynn Hendea was in Saginaw ci business Thursday William Hanks and family of rv have moved on jjp a Carr farm A IfPI I Mrs Lucille Wylie and Jrj OoUie SccMihfle attend ths O E Gxrd Chapter in Grand Rapids NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL Bl AT MY HOME AT 208 MILL ST PINCKNEY EVERY DAY 2 te 8 p m and ALL DAY ON Wed, Oct 18,1950 Last Day The Twentieth day preceding said Election As provided by See 8, Chapter ft, Part II, P A 80s, 19 ftftl See 1 Chapter 3, Part II, P A 1989, Act 31, P A 194 flst Aet 29L P A 1945 From 8 oclock a ra until 8 oclock p m on said day forthf purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTER ING such of the oaajified electors in said TOWNSHIP, CITY off VILLAGE as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration, and entitled wader the com stitution, if remaining such resident, to vote at the next election, shall be entered in the registration book ELECTOR UNABLE TO MAKE PERSONAL APPLICATION, PROCEDURE SEC lwAy elector who is unable to make personal appH G cation for registration because of physical disaUu vr from the Township, Cftj or Village in which his legal residence is located, may be registered prior to the close of registration before any election or primary election bf seeming frost the Clerk of the Township, City or Village tn whieh located sJs legal residence, duplicate registration cards and executing in duplicate the registration affidavit before a notary public or other offieer legally authorised to administer oaths and re taming such registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City or Village before the close of office boars on the last df of registration prior to any election or primary election The no, tary public or other offieer adaminisfterfaig the oath shall sign his name on the line for the signatnre of the registration officer and designate his title v KENNEDY TwpjMc j diaio ujid wile spent lvlrs uu wue 5WIIT ctfaceHunciman Ralph Clinton Gregory has purchased the Ro Simile attpd Ih O rl M g OmS Chapter in Grand afma Ed Ser Saturday whh Mrs Jessie Sunday at home in Da r w e sHNGKNEY DlSPAK Tb PSnckaey DLtpxttcii Entered at 2nd daw ad of March 3 1877 matter at Postoifice IU SoHowoli St PindveJVTich Subscript Price 9L8Q o T I iu una Mrs truest Crianyi ihav sttuiaa construction oi a o iooru i 10 use at tne coiner oi tm cjuity ixier ana Darwin rds M ana Mis Vaioert Reiser cue auiiaing a casement home on Mlio wesi just east ot Anur son ivif and Mrs Ciare Miller weie in uetioit ixuarcu j The foiiowmq weiu ku iiuvuiv rnuuy niqui Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Fir things Lingerie line brother oi two members Mei wm Uompbeh, Una amn, JUonflid v cuibiLanorook, L ,4 henry Lariy Uunourn and ye editor I Meilm Lavey took an auto trip last week inrougn Kentucky ana toe southern states with Junior Dinkel GOODBYE TO PUMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS LIMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE NO MORE ODORS ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY 1 No more eipeiulv vnhay pumping and digging up of cesspools, Mptic ton It i, seepage poolt, grease traps end clogged lines Heres the most reliable ond loKv method M liquefy, dissolve and saponify grease, sludge, hair, cloth and other or jnic solids i This modem cheral guarantee quick end t dent resulu I 12 to 16 So NO SHUTDOWN I of pool orfonk neceary wtc themicai is workinf, I 5, 10, 15 25 50, ond 0 ON7AiNfJ I ft Ceeediee Pel Off Be r Off Peeelet Cenneiiyv GenStorc LOWEST rJCE EVER rioward Read has movea into his new nome on Waiter Jon Lk d just soum oi town rle has sola the house on rioweii St hs moved out of io Julius Aschen brennr jr Carl Lentz of Nashville spent spent the week end at the Ona CampFerk home arj attended , the LaRosa Doyle wedding , The Max Parkinson family oi Ann Arbor spent Sunday wi I Mrs Rose Hendee Th Roscoe Yarborouqh family of Berkley, Nan Ledwidae ana I Clair McKeman of Adrian coll j eqe were week end quests oi Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe The An and Gork Kennc y families of Howell spei Sund it the Irvin Kenned home Mr na wrsVvayne AtLee had for dr 11 u ts JJundav Cvrus AtLee one family of Gladwin and Robert Tasch and familv Mr and Mm Wm Whitley ot ai Myron 8717 LcVld Dr Flumbing Water Sjrtemaete Stanley Dinkel GOOD QUALITY COAL WJliam Thompson of Detrc building a house on the Dexu Rd, just WGJL of th dialer i f en land he bouqht of Steele Lon Daller and iroit called at the home Sunday sons L J Henrv fa automatic, instantHgtiting tuners removable porr trfa drip trays vVtoualit eoven with gh few end oven HshU v Ithour dock vitb buHtin Miss Dolly Bauqhn entertainer j 17 people last Thursday I panty parLy at her horns I i Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt j Mrs lilia Mercer, Mrs Mary An Arbor spent Sunday Teeple and Mrs Ella Mercer John Carver hem Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel with MrsMaudeMartin of Detroit and I Mr and Mrs Roy Dillinqham at I tended the funeral of MrsCressa Abbott Allen in Fowlerville Fri day Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt had as Sunday quests Gtrdon Hester and wife of Ypsilanti I Mra Bonnie Henry, dauqhter, Kathryn and Mrs Tressa Brad buiv ot Stockbridqe were m jack o Sunday w R Meyer itors oi the Lester McAteo lam IhcrSunday were Cyzus ily,I Zt ZlWM ofAnn The Petlysvllle Civic An Wm Lamb andwill qive a Halloween pair ikWae the h of October 2b Q1 th family Stoctondqe f Vanness home University hospital Ann w W H Meyer hauled 2 ton ot grape juice from Paw Paw to j Detroit last weekk ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY I D E Hoey Sons PHONE DEXTER 2 6 3 1 Mr and Mia Fied Iau vDr and Mrs Steve Biown DdOxt ar cii an auc trp fdnnesjoe Mr and lrs Durwood Meaner cf Ann Arbor were Sunday vu of ot C Nancy Chubb was a qs Alb ra Dinkel last Monday Miys Alarta Dnk 1 p m th week end wittb Mr and Mrs Gene Dinkel in Detroit Tne brouqht her home Sunder Mrb Wmaino Stackabls anc Mrs Clax Miller attended a school class reunion crt Adrian Saturday Mr and MIB Ona Campbell Lona with Carl Lentz of Nash ville had dinner at Frankenmuth Sunday Mr and Mis iiiin bell anj Beverly altended tha 125tli annivjersary of the Noyi Congl church Sunday Mrs Campbell sang The Vincent Sreids family ot AnnArbor were i2tuxday vHitori at the Lee Lavey home Mti Roes Bead attended a card party Tuesday at the Card Bdw 11 home in Briqhton TWrninder signals eookjig tfme, up to SO irlnutcs V VWguidc gives time and ternfenturc inforrrtioo y 8hiQtdd signal tells v hen venison it fflumirtes niw top range Irge working area Porc feitt finish Corceaied 0 u P 11 LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANEI Now b the time to modtrniit9er kitchen with Philgas the ffciefcy bottled gas for farm and tvn4Mees You can huat far and uide, bt rou wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, loo, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Esy terms, if yau wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS AtPUANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOttl J Mrs Virqinia CJrk of Milford took Barbara Bauqim home with her last week for tlje week end, The C W idooK family of of Ann Arbor were Sun quests at tho J K Hooker home i FGeraldS warthout and wife re turned , from Levels last week with a deer Mrs Esther Wedmeyer, Mrs Jane Widmeyer, Mrs Shirley Line and Mrs Herman Widmey er called ond Mr and Mrs Don i Widmeyer and new baby in Lan sicr last Wednesday It is a qirl, Kay Allen, bom Sept 26 Bill Bauqhn and family spent j Sunday at Howell and Bill and Harold Franklm hunted at Ma son Rex Sackot and tamllv of De troil were Sunday quests Crt tho Olin Robinson home at Rush j s t i Mr and Mrs Edward Schwartz and dauqhter of Milwaukee,Wis and th Phillip Hudson family ct Detroit were Sunday quests at the Lester McAfee home Mrs Alta Meyer was taken lH at the home of MrsLulu Lamb , in En,t Lansinq last week while I attendina the teachers insti re ,,,1 v, aJoie to coma home n SaturdayJoe Griffith, Norman and C ff iMuier and Merhn Amburao 4 cwere at Douqlas Lake bow an arrow hunting last week Mrs Ai Dcvk tntertainea h iirw v LaRoso Doyle Jbridil pa ty luncheon after the rehearse Fiday nlqnt Kfr end Mr Rav pBrionx IFBat fedWLon , n 3f ral 0 1 S i elenews BARK THAT BITES To test varfoua types of insulating coatings for telephone wires, Bell Laboratories maintain a dense birch forest in New Jersey Wires strung through the forest show how different materials resist the rubbinp action of tree limbs under actual outdoor coiiIiii IIH TIME WAS whon ihr hove and bugjiy offered rural families and friends the only means of visiting back and forth, With the telephone, vMtinr without leaving the farm became iiile Now extended area service, which f mis subscribers in certain neighboring e immunities to call one another without a SJ cific toll charge, bringing telephone users f i the farm even closer to their social and ku, eiiter Bythe end of this year, over 210 Michigan Bell exchanges will have thi nrw service USEFUL i AND PUN A survey shows that more than half the farm families served by Michigan Bell use their tele phones for reaching the doctor, dentist and veterinarian, and for ordering parts, repairs, feed and supplies Visiting with friends and arranging church and social activities are high up on the list too J MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONI COMPANY LJJPPfPfsp , WeOriesday, October i IWO DV, WOltK FOR YOnSBLF ONE HOUR EVERY DAY PROFESSIONAL What do you earn per hour Try setting aside in an accounts THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VanWinUe here, one hours pay every day Youll be surprised and gratified when you see how fast it mount up Member Federal 15 Igur LOW COST AUTO LOAN once Corporation All Depostts Bey M Dutfy, M D Ptnekaey u Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P, M Except Wednesdays Men, Tuiw FrL Oatw 7 to 8 p m Dentist Inured up to 10400 for cbJNoriliMlchlaan ATO Depositor Resides Evenings by Appomoncnts I Office 935 Ev Howell 814 i Micjilaaa HERB SNEED THE RRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich SPOT CASH 1 Phone 183 207 E Grand River, i Howell Michigan, Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property s A Speciality List Your Property With Me f LEE LAVEY I General Insurance rOR DEAD or DISABUD STOCt phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 pervCwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 AUG TIOKEER I Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYIiE Phone Ptaelmey78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On AL Makes Phone Pinckney 1543 Popular DuoTherm Royal Circulator now beui hwwn by local ueulsri S TOP TRACKING coal and sahea 1 through yqjir living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned 9tovs4 Get a handjorat atw Duo Therm Fuel Oil Heeler thsl will iook like a raiitwsjldtttra is fOr living rgoni andpft you Wfr Among the exclusive features of thees thrifty heaters is the fa mouaDsoThenn Dual Chamher Burner mat gets mors, h, ua every drop oi oil 0 Patented POWE Air Blower ftodMff ejefear luoTherm ftaturffUdTstribu heat even ly warms floors bud orrrfc DUOTHEMFUIIBIV HEATiRt NOW Af aavea up to 1X on fuel bills And theft are 20 other fea tures test mean mort comfortmere economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new Duo Tdeni Royal Circulator rum Fr oiit how staple and easy it HARDWARE Tilrenseo for DARLING COMPANY DR C I TOWNER Dentist C K VamWINKLE VanWmKLE VanWBfiOE Attorneys at Law First State and Savinas Bank Howell Michigan MARTIN h LA VAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mteh Phone 157F11 RepaWnq MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and HeatingState 8717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pfiackney, Mick FRED C RHGKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av Howell u Mtehigan Phone 358 Residence 815 LLOYDKENDEE LiveiBtock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pmckney, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, GraviL Saad Top Soil, Road GraveL Fill Dirt Road Building Blocks Lata, Piece or Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexter 7628 Toma Rd ptnekney, Nfich Phone Deader 3461 Phone Dexter 3116 CONSERVanON NOTES Hunteis may find few deer on oaic ridges this year as the acorn a op was a iailureHunters may isre to work harder thi year to flush game as there i plenty of protective t cover HW WYLIE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS PBONE 186 PINCENEY Oasiiiied Adv JOHN E MCCLELLAND STEWING INSURANCE CO Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Plnckney Rd, HowelL Mick FOR RENTiFirst floor aixxrtment wih water and bath room TOR SALE OR HWT1 SZ 1 Vearl edl es ALE 130 Bass White e Phone Dexter 5202 i Myrafe Hughes, Phone 157F1I SSnJSF y Last yecs learl Accordicm, never used l17J OrRushLake 370,000 cotton tails were bagged and 495,000 snowshoe hares Top rabbit counties last YearjFOR RENTModem five Deed or Alive FARM ANIMALS ifcLECTED PROMPTLY HORSiB 50 Each COWS 500 Eac HOGS 150 per CwtWF BUY HtDEb mnO CALF RKiNfc r IhnedilTma aOoSolications haye 1275 r ph Ronnie Nash was home fromI received to hunt deer in thePeclWANTED Girl tocare for two Midtiiqcm State over J19 week ia,ason in western MichiganJschool children and help with 1 and ni more wdl be considered housework Very nice congenial Commerical fish hau s inreat home with 0Wn md Laices waters total 12,165,000 Uw wagres Write MrsMary Shoapes For the first 8 months of 1950 5399 Spokane Ave Detroit 4 compared to 12,837000 in theJ HSJW 11 WANTEDMan for driving truck lanel Swme inside work Write to roomP O Box 186,Howell, Mich , etaR ihe oomijy Jilvwr ii caUs1 5U v fcanily ot , Murray vr Al JU75 lay qupt Vnl Mrs I sarni period in 1949 Clubs led 3 ene 01 xing and 081,000 being taken, trout were es and forr 4v of Walled second with 570,000 lbs and Central Dead Sto11 Co Lake alo Robert Carr of Mich whitefish 3rd with 527,000 lbs who wat here to attend the La The state corrvation budget RosaFcylo wedding, dinner and Inext year is 13,977,000 with 4 i reception Pincknev9s 015,000 for parks operation The largest bear ever shot by MTchiganTiormerT 1 tOR SALEBectric Refrigerator,5 J10 WANTEDnonmioiopec 10 live West Main St, Plnckney in home Mrs, S H CanLOSTA Redbon hound color white, mala lost last week Tues day between Howell and PinckWill pay reward Kelly Barker 3200 VanBorn Rd, Wayne, Mich , , Refrigerator and electric stove, both in good Oscar Beck, 1631 East M 38 Phone 45F4 guage Repeater Shot Gun 1500, also Deer Rifle with 3 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 FOR SALE 2 lotsl6Xl32 eachlFOR SALE4 MUking Cows on Howell, St Plnckney Inquire ranK Pcirce, 10960 Stinchfleld a 596 Mower Road or phone Road Pinckney, near Silver Lk a bow and arrow was kiUed Py100 Pinckney FOfi SALE1937 j gednu d ni1 u wluZru ia,tM , Hionin, not water, j George VanSgiver dressed out 500 lbs He usedcJ bathroom, 1, privfligeM J v J ,t rTi7 , FOK SALE1937 Dodge seda Dean Loveless ox 11 twiUage at Big Silver and 1938 Olds sedan75 each Newberry last week jLoke rent by montfchot water, George VanSgiver 1122 Mow near 70 lb bow at 40 ft In 9 years of I bow and arrow hunting he has shot bear and 9 deer QUALITY McPHERSON State BANT Mower SiT, wS2ges , jRoad Pinckney, MicV UiU 2 6 19 W,Ypsilanti after 3 Pm, WANTEDCustom Corn Cutting Established 186 TwrrrH iaiRR SALE H001 1Q0 ze The Umstead Farm mcorDorated iWiS15 very good condition SAVINGS BEGIN A CHAIN Call at 8834 HamesRdTor phone REACTION 19F3 Pinckney , Our national wealth is f F6R SALE Hound bak Kitchen urred by the aggregate 01 tne Range turns coalor wood, in I homes ,buildangs, their contents qo condiiio OT wooa and the personal property oil all individuals In America GB in no other Mw Norman VanBIaricum y Stuart S, Pinckney FOR SALE First and second cut ting of alfalfa hay baled Lake Road Phone 13F13 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an hour Claire Campbell Phone 131F3 Lynn HendeW Phone3SF12 i Mbhaqe each 2S88J TSSsitsL Louis Kourt phone 69F3 FOR SALErQuaker Oil Stove and pipe, small size, for two or three ATTENTION Saws filed Retoomsd Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Done By Machine end Guaranteed A MandeR 11524 River Lane Drive KLand Lake, Mlchkra eats Fruit Groeeties Vegetables uai naa iue viwKz MraH rrZrAmv OAK ri jn FOR RENT Modern apartment ,airina a crir share of the JftQSpbe11 24S Uaadilla, worlds goods Mass predawn loneJ68F2 has brought die cost of autornpj pQR EALEDuotherm oil heater of ace,, Fish I mobiles, refrigerators, washing in Q0Q condition, machines and many other luxifo uries within the reach of the av 1 erage working man The savings of millions nav I gone to work to finance the mass 4 producion processes A Savings Account begun now is the first step in this chain re action of increasing prosperity over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney for America Market Prices Courteous Service McPHERSON Stale Howell Mich 1 All deposits up to 10,000 inI sured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Coriporatlon w v , if, pmexmrt roasr FOOD STOBI A A i A A A Phil Baney Kratzmiller Livingston County Representative A Phone 25866 Ann Arbor Coect 1JJrt WANTCD POOLTK Wiii pay 1440 Darwui ftrtM maker price C H Uapn Phooe 62FL HEAR GOVJ4ENNEN WILLIAMS1 CALL SQUARE DANCES AT HOWELL ARMORY Admission FREE Oder and Donuts 4o all Wi 1 rWednesday October 18, MichArmy qam which came looa S Parted over the television and last but h the d ire p0stoffice Sourn carried not least the indifferenceso d ,ort of van Clerk, iar shown by the people toward dam be gtopped ihB fc ure MHea AI y, the election Harry Kelly , that the penalty of this law STcSEr rtrtfi jl te hMd on a locai 25 Years Ago were presen rniTNTY TSALTH UNIT MANLEY BENNETT The property at Main St and ,, r ILonCountY Health Manley Bennett, 90, former Dexter Rds has been sold b The toxa Sfoct 10 Hamburq stock buyer, died at Dr C LSigler and ja Co vL of Pmckney ch nome of Charles Bennett in lo C AVVeddiqe who owns the dX tt2 teocSSSS repor KJ Friday His wife died jim Henry farm The house ia 175 in treasury there last Auqust He was o lare brick structure and was showed Ml7 VwJrird of the irluir 1 tho Odd Fellows and baft many years aqo by Wi ham mVRev PeJlfcWg e reason te Back in to A ,,7 Plained ,on committeew Wal,e jested and ra ltl November Mrs who , numerous fcreon snff, SjSTS srftgit 5 sap Sqht W lewn Saturday Pw triad ,tfu upin v i ov2ct 3h 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 October 18, 1950 Description An account of the resource October 18, 1950 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 1950-10-18 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/19c21b0ccac90e38add2b86a3fc2dfb0.pdf 300ca8a308bc658ca2fc0f3212099975 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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VtixmkM Wednesday, October 25,1950 No 4a Mirror C1X Election news has beervg the past week, with only occasional bellow oi Soci from the Rsspublicans, Governor wtfliams is sMd to hryye mate gains The odds, were rt5ar Kelly but are matey in Detroit bett The legislature has a until Dec as they will not back during the deer season Embarrassing to the RepubU cans was the poor turnout at Jackson Oct 14 to redicate t party under the oaks Only 1CI people turned out Good news from Korea h lessened anxiety of an all out and may have helped the adrrv istrdtion From Michigan 160 servation be spent this Vctr tb 23 Michiganl over 20 not expire f 5t ,i forwfcHres burned acres last week Fishing, lice 41 Mjttuse of state next year will be accepted Nov IA new camp has n added at Pickerel Lake in 20QO people used the 550ap5fteations have bajp , received to hunt in the speal J deer season starhnq Dec, 1 V Wild pheasant hens have outstripped mens Jbest Quarts J pheasant production , j The first week of the small THIS I THE SCASONHCN THE rARMCft, CACAT VP THE ftSUWTS 0MS WORK AND LAV HIS PLANS FOR, THE yR, AMCAOWHT HS WtU NEED FOR CUtUtTNT LIVING ANP FOR, THE fvSW PLANTING WHAT HE CAN OEVOTC TO lMPJtOVIN3 HIS FARM AN TO L0NSRANSSAVING Accident ,1 Gamut Cominemt were Jailed and 120 are missina jgne hunting season shows thai the pheasaiM a little better than last year and the wildfowl kill light At Pto Mouille, Lake Erie 375 duck and 80 coot were killed duck and V5 V So far 10,137 displaced persons Europe have been absorbed by Michigan jifoungi doctjorM trained in World War II are elgible lor the draft So far only 116 have vol compared to 532 uneered 2500 are wanted coot lasi year Opinions are divided on new At Dansville 54 hufcters check building curbs Some, say thy ed in the first day compared to mean depression Others that 185 iast year, they will stabilize building 1 The state will sell 13, 202 acre J Michigans little Hoover com j0f land and 342 lots in 39 north mission now hopes to cut expen itJ nexditures in the state highway ,the state agriculture and legql coun seling depts The pheasant season is report ed the pre war levels A 13,977,000 budget for next year will be recomended by the , em counties this week and next James Glover 92, of Buchanan is said to be the oldest licensed jt fisherman in Michigan r Over 100 Michigan lakes and streams will be open for spear attics year wui oe reewmeuueu v v QJQ carp JNOV nri conservation dept This includescounty they include J J 4,015,000 for state parks opera i Little Portaqe,rfcise,Chemunq tion HcSmoon, Patterson, Utile Hur c a Whitewood, Strawberry, faaH w Crooked, Limekiln Sandy, iffi, MtodTBruin The season j closes Dec JU w Pinckney probably lost their ,1A1 , only chance to break into lE JEK to P i5 j win column Friday when they HJlS G Jf ft lost to South Lyon 32 toWouK ltea, candidate for 1 Lyon had also lost all games upi g n2iat0r I0te MSF FiJdy and it was lE2wa TLiSri tor last pJaoa ST tt wy Jom vammmd The game was not as one akted AAJIS 5 wdTS as the score indicatecSouth Lyon, SSJ and wourf intercepted 3 Pinckney passes fo a thild r1 as J50 ran them back for tcichdowns5JTUvSn 7 1 Pinckney made their best show j g to 9 Th5 ing of the year the first guarter IDewey mmd d when they reached This resulted from 2 www , bert Mrosfka caught end a 15 , i , v yard penalty against South Ly U1 wrot9 7 h an They they losrle ball on a 82 2155 fumble and never again threat iSfe, ouataq enea The line is J io 100,000 were paid and apP xne une is hackneys weak1 t0 a qJb When h spot It gives tl, backiIco I 8 ldCt 90 xi , w The Democrats got the letter lection at alLSt, JI times they had punts blocks u and twice Ware, guarter was tackled before he could get rid of the ball So far Pinckney has not found a ball carrier Sweet scored th first touch and are using it in the campaign They claim it violates the law against barter of public office and demand a grand jury iaves igatiarL W K KeJsey in the De troit News compares the letter I to the Mulligan letters which 25YwsAgo Ixcal Notes Lcary bauqhn son oi wr iLid Saturday night Normn Rea son3 new Chrysler coach was completly wrecked at Roches Corners, 2 miles east of Fowler Yawnce Baughn had Ms ville when it hit a tree Dean ved at Howell Friday Reason who was dnvrng was tonaii Whitley and badly hurt Also Dallas Cox and ,tSSit Tuesday in De Robert Reason who were with daugnter, v McGuire h0meThe contract has been let for g JJSShop demonstration at new bridge between Big and SSfeecil Elmore of Lan Little Portage Lake It will be ft long and 24 ft wide NOT Alt OF U9vAe A HARVS T SO CLtAfcLY MARKeO AS THtt PAWNERS, UTAU OFUSCAJ 6E JEFITQy PERIODIC PLANNING OF HOW WE WILL USS OUft INCOME WHAT W WIWL SPEND AND NOW WE W4LL45P8MD ITWHAT WE WILL SAVE THftOU04 LIFE INSURANCE ANO IN OTHER WAYS THUS WAgyfi0 MAXMUA4 6BAr74OtmHAVrr jmmmmmm down for South Lyon cier uW,t0 TMulUq R1 Iett9rs J had reached the one yaS nX m wfuSff on line playsEd Hoc also aSf y B1e 1 one on line plays Kcx ComlT21 8 m06Lofi lli8 kev or qi rtil i 7 wasa comparativly poor man ecfah certain redheads thanking them no fiefhtinr, 7rSrl n nH of favarsOne named Mulliqan lMnuL , them and made them public tackWh f S On account of them Blaine lost iLftTtP1 presidential nomination to had whk HSf ncbl9y RutHerford Hayes in 1876 H ShSfit With WQs nominated in 1884 but was 1,1908defeated by Grover Cleveland aeavy as South Lyon but ther tvmocra I all similiojrity ended uemocra, Pinckney plays Dexter here on j Friday night in what is usual I t the big game of the season Dex i J ter is having an off vear having j All the world lores a winner Irvjfog Richardson, canni With the, Howell Chevrolet for some years has purchased SO the school Cecil Elmore ot Lan jythe property at the corner of sing was speaker Main and Pearl St, inPinckney IUTV rtf Mrin I Volney Wiegond and wito c QS the Nash Mrs Eugene Meabon of Marion I ,t Jalled QVilAr, and Mrsjhome 0 Frank Sisey preBent LOCAL NEWS 1 AKlj rir I fTS Hooker Sunday owner He will move the house BJlSAm Hendee and wife wereoff and exect a chTQ 5ea0iHCP1, Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs builama the Floyd, Reason cottage Patt pffegan of Jackson , and a super service station Tiu orson Lake r rw rtn wif oi Annii K i i deal has been imderway for some timeMr Sisley and wife who came Ernest Foster and wile oi There will be an auction sale were Sunday quests oi the of horses and mules here at 130 UcAee family 1Dlcry , on Nov I M a MPS Louis Coyle anahere from Byron Center last tXZiX1 M18 C rSS sprincl Sect toStuSffcSe Roy and Day Bird Churches pinekMv 1 M Mattison L Marks CcECholfc Church Caird PiocsMSV Mlchlqrim txrl Rsv Fr Albert J Schmift Pastor White Sunday Masses Jeffreys Summer 630, 800, 1000 H3CHnry Winter 800 10J00 A Mrofka Novenna Devotions Ware Friday evening at 7JO p mi q Conisssions Friday after Novenna Devotion Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Sunday before 800 Mass ionly won one game that fromThat holds true in iootball We J i J South Lyon 25 to 0 They have note that the University of Mich i tied Ann Arbor high reserves igaa was not sold out for the f land lost to Briqhton, Chelsea, Wisconsin game Saturday As Northville and an Ilinois team late as Thursday and Friday the I Following this game Pinckney fpapers stated seats were avail plays Hartland and Stockbridge i able Of course Wisconsin has both at Pinckney never bewi one of the biqgame South Lyoil, and as long as wo can remenv tse J Matteson J Mrosfka L E L L G C fi o R T a E O B F ,B L i R H Oliver ber Wisconsin has never beaten Miles Michigan Could the two Mich Burt jqan defeats have contributed to England j the lack of demand for tickets Lamaa , Maybe football could stand a Lee litle deemphasizing Back in the Fletcher,old days football sguads were Sweet Comiske Gardner Hock wilh SSrWDrcSfc at Portaqe Lake riu Tcnlo of TacksOil I Corsgational Oommaiutv Church Rev Donald l orady, Pastox i small and many players played the entire game In the first Rose Bowl game Michigan had but 18 players As crowds increased and million dollar stad iums sprang up football became a big business and the players epecialisisNotre Dame was prob Mrs Edith Teeple TO RE ADVERTISE BIDS parsonage FOOTBALL SCORES Brighton 13, Manchester 6 Chelsea 26, Flat Rock 6 Grass i , , , Lake6, Brooklyn 6 Haslet120 ablv xponent of this Rev Donald u,ooy, roww t Hartland 18 Fowlerville 13 b othdr colleges were guick to Tnur 400Traubla2ers meet a Dansville i2 Mason 14 Holt 7 Now all use the platoon leacners and Dundee 21, Lincoln 6 Milan 26, isystem where one team is train Gene Campbell has moved his ,71 theweek withv Wo undei stand theKncknev rs of unclaV school meet at Saline 0 VpsilanuVRedfard 0wach repair shop to the Crofoot,N VauflhnMrsHarold FoTloyiCojnirBanity Sohool will readver church nnioon Charlotte 14, Howell 6Ann Arfn8 cmother players doee ouijdmq d chiidren of Whitmore Lake Use for bids on the new elemen Sun,Oct 291030 Churgh bor 33 Lansing Eastern 12 Dex1 nothing but punt or kick qoals J 1 Bfmr called Thursday A tary school to be built on M36 viceSermon Love Lauqhs at ter Q Ann Arboj Reg, iajld some teams or said to Quskey arrivedhere from Europe j Mr ana y Curhs Patterson w in the first advertisement the Locksmiths Junior choir sings a who does nothing nn School lopic, wem IIHV but call coin tosses In the game last week and are visiunq at the j Stockbridge were Sunday call lowest bid was 20,000 over the 3P V J McCluskey home ers at Stanley Dmkel homei2o,000 appropriation Meditation Roy Fisher is moving Pinckney defeated Stockbridge ers ig on the wTimdTSand the nlan, mmr uT Pilgrim FellowshiR meeting James bnea a wai IS ROBBERY VICTIM ,fc, 4l Jame Shea, a Wnitmore 1 2 play Fowlerville here Friday he cmd father, oouqht The followinq called on CharKINGS DAUGHTERS i les Clark last week who is ill in come inside the appropriation Spend David Nash Mon 730 Cub meeting for ighton for bruises received at 200 a m near a Lakeland tavern when and then by sending in a fresh team the last guarter over whelmed Michigan This specil isation is expensive and, many bed Leo Clark and wife Detroit, iTWED AT HOWELL TUESDAY ents at churchMovies and games Mw lamall colkges hare had to drop The Pinckney Kings Daughters 1 Emmet Clark and Win Gieason The case of the people vsfor the boys j4 JltJ J bcrlL TlU answer mar be a will meet at thl hof Mis M Arbor Wed Junior and Senior choir 2 men awi he was assaulted as limit siwh as the bkf T ESrw iCsdaTNov 2nd aaof Dexter, Mrs Mary Blatchford charged with assault was triei practise at 400 and 730 fJ Wt Uia buUdg Hewas un J baa g f h fOuT m Mrs ffiy load daughter, Battls Creek, Mr before Judge Yelland at HoweUChurch FamUy night Nav6 Fecu unable to give any discription ai 200 p m Mrs Brady Sec ana Rn Fwler Tuesday without Q ft tut BlmSftcanQ Chance them but says they got away in ville and Mr nd Mrs Louis alleged that about last July 4th I a, w BtaW 11 9 hand , , 4 ALLSTAR REAWWG TREATS Kennedy c Northfiela His moth Metalla caused a fire cracker ten eltoa the case We ad many article in Ow VT iv iT , , r VTrB n W Clark is staying at n xDloded on tv Pirv tat pohce were called herel daily press urging return to tne JeSnrY Sk MahT mtoJfe TS GUUVABY MsWNClrB when someone threw stones at good bid day when individual Sf mJ5wiSS5i Mrffi MrsHoward Hayward pon of b fiSS HevTlS Brchy Paster the electric sign in front of the tesPOnmhtyfleianed supreme, ieockAe mii of DetStwere Sunday visiors oTaTS , wi , 1 Si b Thw fsottal rtagty and unemployReview and PuckTbe m ay ,Sckool 1100 were irom outoi town, met 7301 Rev Geske of the Howell Pres al responsjHUty for their own xvmryjTsn amirc mn home in Detroit Clark and Lewis Rirrcu r Ersosoa Worship 8tl5 byterian church talked on the old ag and Unemployment, This THREE BIG MAGAZINES and home in uenow At IOTK ana Lewis ruggs g Walter Esch,Community Chest at the meet is cTS ol buafc W hved back WG someSLg if you miss the Sunday at the Ralph Clinton es were John Eisele, George oun DPi Mstag THREE BIG MAGAZINES and home in Detroit 1,,1 Olark and Lewis Riggsother fascinating contents rlin Amburgey fended the ludge Yelland took the case Detroit Sunday Times Get your IMich, Wisconsin football game copy oi Detroit Sunday Time in Ann Arbor Saturday vrv week I Merlin Lavey, Ridge Shney, very wee Q Uoyd j attended 1 the governors dance at Howell under advisement and will m Asslsanl Paul Chaffs ing of the Pinckney Civic Imp, in thbs good old dgy and thev Sr is delate jCottags Fellowship Service Assn Monday night were notas rosy asJesent day aer nis aeasion iater Wsckissaxr 800 P M,1 The Harold Porter tamily have writers would have us believe NEW ABSXVAXJ moved back here from Grand Back in those old days tbsftvwas Bom to Mr aMxaLe , ,9 RVids and are hving in the very little orgocniiation among The Pettysville Qvic Assn eTtiSgovernor About 5001 Carrot SuVholpl1 1111 OUR BOYS W SERVICE utter cottage at Portage Lake woricer Industry was supreme will hold a Halloween party at wer there BrightonOct 21, a son, Jeffrey Don Burnswrites from Ft Lewis 5111 n2 7 7 the,Hughyanness home on the The Holhs, WvUe taflj spent 11 Bettes is staying WS tote Eda PrOC6dW Wad t ali Sunday at the Abraams home m the Roger,Cart home mrtfm, TV TVmr JZ u ix InViai TST night of Oc 28Com6 masked,ali Sunday invited Fowlerville I full blast for sis month or so u soon Jack Darrow who is alsoj Mr and Mrs Frank Peters of al the market was glutted and Jackson spent the w the Fred Read home Mrs Mabl Smith oi South ThTfce Griffith family spent Ldl jOAZiidSSi to to teljev thTwli Th n 11 aays ths Fred Read homA lattdnww no esmoenfltion rmA Lyo called on Mrs Mary Hof Sunday at the Ted Olson home hospital, Detroit Saturdays son rhviTVo mv mint e ad iom toeitiww no compensation and Tnursday night , niDearborn MicKxel Desmond IJ223 f,v h L MMary ennedy ftntortam had to shift ior themselves un The following from here at George Meabon r and wife Born to Mr ank MrsMarshalll ShKJexetion Hw J3Sl TuS x SL 0 etartea u aga teodedthe O E Sinstalkiion acalled at the WmMarshall homeMeabon of Pmckney at BaWJt2Sw2S Ted T 509 118111 woAr acd th Howell Saturday nite Mesdames m ISckbridge Saturday 6on hospital HoweU Oct IB a A mL TfiWhitley were in V age of 65 or so h Was toid they GrimtrrMidge M01er,Sa MdArs Ona 1 SjS hmitedflfWiieclut No7301V W u aanap ani nd Leona were guests of Mr 1 J rfe however lmuteci to wiiecrui j has a feather party adfisrtlsed h went out in the world without MARRIAGE LICENSES Carl Eldred, 18, Howell Donna Belle Combs, 17, Holly Clifford O E S NOTICE Ialler, Wmifred Graves Roberta and Mrs Carl Lentz sr of NashAmburgey,Mr and MrsXjIHenry, ville Sanday and the Misses Alberta Dlnke Mr and Mrs Norman white, cmd Louise and Carolyn Ziegler Mr and Mrs Basil White, MrjPowoli, 24,UrKienJanice Wesley 1 Pinckney Chapter 145 O S,TJ , ,Jrfr and Mrs B T Mordn oj and Mrs Frank White and Mrs 48, Howell Charies Maas 23 will hold,a public installation oi l Byers ma daughter, Janrt, in gensrai Old age pensions and for Nov, 11 and StMarys church a pension to aid him in his old on Nov 18 both ore at theschooL ageBack In those days razlroav lMr and Mrs Ross Read were and a fw othsr enterprises paid Sunday dinner guests of Mrs pensions but the practise was aot Deatt were guests of MriMaJtee Mets attended the funeral vonne Metallo, 19, Howell Hoff Thursday of heir cousin,Frank Hurd at Cad Clare Miller suffered an iliac Friday CARD OF THAKS fnjurv at King Seeley factory7last MosdameS Will Horton, Will, I wish to thank all those whcJ officers October 28 at 800 p m Eleanor Baughn, Secy, , , , Don Ocjyle who wwas hurt in week when a 220 wire short cir Hastings and Dri Pfper of Flint remembered me in any way cm auto accidsiiit at home cult occursd He is wearing col spent ast Friday with Mr P Mary during my stay in the hospital of his grttftttaJottfrr, Mrs twV orsd glasses Hoff I Dan VariSlambrook UxUlaad e Ann Arbor social security were granted in Vivian Rirhards of Mlkm dep response to a nationwide aemanol utv grand lecturei oscted a and are hots to stay Th qood school of instruction ut theithe old days when everyone had to First Degree at UyiaflMn Lada shift for hhnself and the devil No S F4 A M Arlufich yas take th hMsmost ate QOM served after thedwsll wofc, fatm K i Ir i v lvjT,V,r1,ft 2P IPO Wednesday, Qdobtt 251950 Howell Jlir For hot water on tap ,V For clean, quiet, carefrM servir, For automatic, completely dependable water heating Be Modern Go Electricl Twn tn EDISON ELECTRIC THEASRl Utodoyt at 7 WXYZTV, Channtl 7 See Your DEALER or your Edison office 7T HJi 1 1 1 STATE OF MICHIGAN Th Circuit Court for the County oi Michigan in Chancery PETER J ISKrlA, Plalnjtff HENRY 8 C BRUNS and KATY WtUNS his wile, MLiN TAYLOR RALPH FOWLER, CrlAWCCY PASflALL A S AUSTIN CHAflCY PArlSHALL, HERMAN i r4ATTHSOSEN and their unknown heir devisees legatees and assigns Lot Number twelve 12 of 4 of Plats,at page thirtyslx36 Assessors Plat No 4 Village Van Winkle VanWinkle of Fowlerville, Livingston County Attorneys for Plaintiff Michigan as duly laid out, plait Business Address ed and recorded in Liber Foux Howell, Michigan NEIGHBORING NOTES Ray Salyer of Stockbridge stiff ered a broken lea and 4 other Tue WeL, TIM, Oct, u u n S5Si ere S2 Jam T Barbara Paytott colhded, on Broqan Road All i HelenaCarter, Ward Bond were taken to St Lawrence ho ammn li piled, Jackson, KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE j Alton Fletcher oj Stockfcriage L has been inducted ineo the army Friday, Satmde On, 17 28 and is at Tacoma Wasjfc j Donald Woods, Trudy Mr and Mrs Charles May oi Unadilla celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Oct 21th The Howeil Masonic laldge held a dinner dance October 19Chis is their centenniall year Med Moore, a Buick Motor Co executive of Flint, has been el ected grand high priest oi the Michigan Royal Arch Masons 30 people, all from outside the county were arrested in this county, Oct 14 for violating the Sunday hunting llawThey were to cmoear before Justice Singer at Brighton Ernest Meabon of Howell has been taken to Veterans hospital Saginaw Collections from Howell from Howell parking meters during w8Saand SeptoB,b8 totalleacT c Mrs Alice Mauk and dmifrhtarcaaiiwTtorurt,Su8Mc Stott t I Marshall BARBARY PIRATE Joyce Reynolds, Ross Ford m GIRLS SCHOOL Sunday Shows 211 p a Cool DexterTheatre BSXtth, MlCKJGAN Ato Coitted Sunday, Monday Oct22, 30 MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST Marie Wilson John Lund Carina Calverj Diana Lynn A feed CesMdy Cartoon lues Wed Friday, Saturdoy, Oct, 27, 28 Gene Ajufaty Jin COWBOY ANDD INDOANS Flos THE PALOMINO In Technoler Oui Door Action Picture Starrlna Jerome Cortland, B Tyler Shows 7 and 823 March oi Tim Thur, Oct 31, Not U 2 Burt Lancaster Virginia Mayo THE FLAME AND THE ARROW It Terimfrotor Patsy, have returned to Bowell, alter a 7 day stay in Florida The University oi Michigan has turned down a reguest fox a 4 day Thanksgiving holiday and will hold classes the Friday at ter Thankskgivting The Sebewainq factory of the A XL V AIM kttATEtt Chelawi Mfefa, Sunday Monday, Oct22, 30 Abbott CosttUo in THE FOREIGN LEGION Short Cartoon Now Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 8 Monday Shows 7 and 8 Tuee, Wed Thuj, Oct 31, Not 1,2 BRIGHT LEAF A Drama Starring Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall Shows 7 ad 9x12 Cartoon and News ,Coming next Sun and Mon Ma and Pa Goes to Town,Peggy The Flame and the Arrow Jousia AVON THLAl FrL, St Oct 27, 28 ROCKET SHIP Story mans conquest of space fttcffrlii J Michigan Sugar Co issetting a Uoyd Bridges, Osa Massen, and i Noah Beery record this year From 700 to 1000 trucks of beets a day are Cat being received They had 18,000 Sun 0etMj 30 acres of beets under contracture lr rrev np WPP rvww largest in the history of the fact A A pSLSfc ory in their 49 years ofejristcmce j T R They expect to make 190,00 tons MS A U o sugar 1500 tons of beets are being processed every 4 hours Alice LaRosa, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe LaRosa of Dexter was married to Glenn Milier of Dexter on October 14th Mrs Irene Phillips Steinbach, 29, wife of Charles Steinbach of Dexter died at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Oct 18 She leaves her husband and 2 sons Stockbridge, Michigc Tom Buell Oar toon 8undoy Shows 3 3, 7, 9 Tuet , Wed, Thur, Oct 31, Not 1 2 70LSON SINGS AGAIN a musical starring Larry Parks, Barbara Hjale and William Demarest Cartoon nujm s 200, 30 J WE ARE GIVING AN EXTRA LARGE DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW 1950 BUMS models Here is your chance to save real dough 2 Doors, Livingston Motor Sales YOUR BUICK DEALER Howell, Michigan ORDa Of PUBLICATION Suit pending in the Cucuii Pourt ior n county of uvingscoa in Chanoexy at howeiiivucii igan, on the 14 aav oi eptumber ibou it appeazinq from trie sworn bui at compliant as iia in saia I cause inat me piamu nas no, w h anj0yed a very prosperous year, sold more Buicksthan ween able cater ouiqeai searcn J and inguiry to ascencun wneuie ever before This is the cleanup We are getting ready fot the uie saia aeleitaanis CUQ alive ox deaOf or wneig iney may rej 951 siae lX living 01 U tney nave any , personal representauves or iieaa 4 Doors, Hard Tops,Convertable3 uvina or wnere tney or any oi inem may resice, or wnemer the uue intexest claim heu or poss0089101 ngnt c uiese aeenaaiis nave been assignea to any Quit person or persons or whetne sucn autf, interoi claim, usn c, poMibie rigrit o these aetenaanu nave oeen assignea to any otne person or persons orwhether sue title, interest, claim, lien or Possible rigrit has been disposed cv by will by uje said defendant And It further apEearintj that the pkrintift does not know and sas been unable after dllgeri searcn and inquiry to ascertain ne names oi the persons who are includea as defendants without lemg named Upon motion, Uiereiore oi VanWinide 6 VanWinkle, attorneys far nlaintiffs it is ordered that t above named detendants ana trieir unknown heirs, devisees, legatees arid assignscause tneir appearanc to be entered herein Within three months from the date hereot and that in default thereof said bill be taken as confessco by the said defendant ana oacn and aA of them It is rurther order that the plain tiff cause this order to he publish ed within forty days in the Pinck ney Dispatch, a newspaper print ed, published and circulating in said County once in each week fo at least 4x successive weeks true copy Glenn C Yellana sin A Hagman Circuit Court Clerk Commissioner The above entitled suit involves and is brought to quiet title to the following described lands lo, cated in the VUlaqe of Fowler f ville, County o uringston anA Stale Michigan, and more par tJcularly described e follows, T, n a , ComingBaron of iW4iu i rf aqeof Dexter may soonBIue Heaven, Summer Stock get house to house mail dellivery I 011 to Dexter Leader The Rohson and Douglas hard ware stores, Brighton, were robb ed the other night Guns and am munition were taken Carroll Bens, owner of the Mont gameryWarR warehouse in Ann Arbor which burned Oct 10 has offered a reward of 1000 for information leading to the arrest ot the person or persons who se iiro jo it The University of Michigan has traded tho Stadium golf course near the football stadium to the Utv of Ann Arbor aa a site for their new 4,500,000 hiah school Ths uruvefSTry gets Wines field and the site of the present schoor when it is torn down Friday, Saturday Oct, 27 28 DAXOTT ULU Isi CSnooolok M An Action Drama Stoning ww,Qteorge Montgomery, Rod Cam eron and Marie Windsor Power oi TholGbt Realm o Ntiodwoods Holiday on Skis Sunday, iuMoay, Oct 29, 31 DANCING IN THE DARK In Technicolor A Musical Starring William Powell, , Mark Stevens and Betsy Drake Dingbat Land Beauty and Blade f Malice In Palace fComing Tarsan the Slave Girl, The Heiress, Wake Island I Arizona My Friday, Saturdoy, Oct, 27, 28 AftverHtummt Rom where I sit , Joe Marsh You Cant Build A Better Mousetrn 47 Years Ago Theyre not the bestlooking boarders a man ever had, Hack Turner said one day, and theyve got awful tempers But Ive found it pays to have em around Hack was talking about a family of barn owls, nesting in his silo this year Some folks believe those little whitefaced screechers kill chickensand ought to be shot on sight But Hack disagrees Up at State University theyve Itudied barn owls for yearsand never known one to eat a chicken On the other hand, a daddy owl will clean up around 300 mice a month Farmers that kill barn owls are throwing away the best mousetraps known to man From where I sit, when someone shows a prejudice against any group of animals or humansiff usually just based on misunder standing For instance, some folks are plumb intolerant about those of us who enjoy an occasional quiet glass of beer Get to really know us and youre liable to find were prelty pood birds at that Me OiUu as Copyright, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation Bom to Fred Mackradar and wiie a 9 lb son Nellie Gffdy of Pettysville and John Churches of Lansing were married October 21St Marys altar society mad 1 at their social at the Floyd r Reason home last Friday I Lloyd Teeple, 35 died at his home in Vassar Oct 24, of typhoid fever He was the son of Mr and MrsStephen Teeple and married Ella Sigler in 1890 She survives with 2 small eons The funeral was held at the home of Dr H F Sigler Tuesday, Rev I Cope officiating Livingston LocL ge No 76 F A, M, had charge of the services at the graveKirk j VanWinkle W M, giving the funeral oration Married by Rev Mylne Oct28 Harry Rose of Ann Arbor and Ost Carpenter of Pettysvillle Bom to Sanford Reason an wife last week a son Wm Thompson sr died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Stockino of West Branch lias week The funeral was held here Wednesday At the last meeting of the Young Mens Club Ellery Durfee and Fred Dalton were admitted 1O membership This makes 17 T ear RepubiiCCm was in power 1932, Michigan members The new officers are received 128799,000 for their products Trees Ross Read Custodian, amounted to 676,992,0 Fred Campbell Asst, Ray Kenn In 1933 corn was selling for 40c per busheloattle a 35C per ,, n Ji nt WJU t cwt,hay at 540 per ton, wheat at 40c per bushel Last years average prices were com 120, cattle 1920, hay 2040 and wheat 2 00 HERBERT DEWNE Democrat candidate for congress in the Sixth District Which Party Should I Cast My Vote for What Are the Effeits edy Gym director, Prof Miller Sentinel, Lee Barton The Boys Club elected the foil S onil r Pol of UJniim nioRninG COAL HEATER ModIS20B 1001b O 3 Col Cp Yw, the modtto convenleoct aid unaziog tcoooay of the WARM MORNING heater 1 truly a ecadonl Its the only heater of Its kind in tht world Exclusive, patented bte tiox coastrcctloa results in an abundance o titan, healthful beat and big fuel savings Heats all dij and night withoet nfueUg Botss ear kind of coL rake or bqoett Semlsntoouitl tfisini feed, fix bm mm t ftarj Goat ss sod lee 6 dependAWi WARM MOftNlWa IMWI Markey and Albert Doe, both Of Port Huron, i H M Padley will hold an auction at his farm west of Chubbs Comers Nov 15 L N Fishbeck, auctioneer Grace Wright has closed he school term in the Younglove district Lve Gooa is attending Ferris tABMEB FEED 4 SUPPLY COMPANY, Max BusU Mgr Institute, Big Rapids Vice Pres, Brayton Plaoeway Sec Ruel Cadwell Treas, Rex Read Custodian Sentinell, Or villo Nash A cement sidewalk is being built in front of the Mann block J owingfficersftes, Rev Mylne l948,Ohio, WisconsinJilinoisand Iowa farmers voted for the Democratic party 2 to 1 They went through as agreed and put through the farm support, but in the senate it was tied 35 35 all 35 votes for it were Democratic and all but 3 of those against it were Republican Vice President Barkley voted to break the tie and the bill went through Farmers should vote for a Demo i J x r, 1 Tr cratic Congressman because our present congressman voted Married at St Stephens church against this bill and voted ior the Kprr bill which went through Port Huron Aucr 28 Catherine I the house by a small margin and so the president vetoed it xi J r t tookcare p small people in Howeilowlerville, Pinckney Brighton and elsewhere who burn gas If the Kerr bill had passed, the cost of gas wouldrv been much higher This community uses gas heat Thereforo we should not depend on Ohio, or other states to do the voting but we shoud vote for a Democratic congressman in the 6th District When Farvsj Are Prosperous, All Business Is Prosperous Without 1 i Support PricesWould Be One Half and No Business Would Be Prosperous Therefore Get Back of a Democr etoCongress DEMOCRATIC NAHOHAL COMMITTEE t vtTh C HE WCKNEY DlSPATQj Wednesday, October 25,1950 Tfct Ptnckney Dispuvca xteed as 2nd dai Oct of March 3 1877 matter at Poetoffioe 114 SaHoweU SL PindMich Store Groceries oods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Fi fallings i Lingerie teniae Gen St 10WEST FSICE EVER Special de luxe PHIIGASMPPAN Ranjg Mrs E Warren and son, Jack, Hill of Detroit spent Wednesday October 18 at Miland Lake withl he daughter, Mrs Donald McLLean and granddaughter, Joyce Kinsolving BilFand George Clark and others found a revolver hidden near the Pinckney dam last wtfc It was turned oer to the state police Mr and Mrs John Kaws o, Lansing were callers at th Dis j III patch office Saturday on their way home from the Michigan J Wisconsin foot ball game He is the oldest past grand master the Michigan Grand Lodge F A M Charles Konine and wife or, Femdale were Sunday guests c Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout Mr and and Mrs Frank Whito and daughter of Howell spent Sunday at the Ben White home Miss Gertrude Spears spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stanley Denchuck Ambrose Kennedy and wife of Howell and Gerry Eichman and wife were in Detroit Sunday Cecil and Robert Hooker of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Roy Dillingham home Mr and Mrs Mark Nash were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Donala Brady The Bill Baughn family called on Mr and Mrs Donn Wid meyer Sunday at the Kosiman home in Howell Mrs Warda Horwood and fam ily went to Coleman Sunday to visit the George Graham family Mrs Kenr tli Wylie and two children spnt Saturday at h W H Euler home in Howell Willi ni Pickford and family of Ionia cjptnt the week end at th jAsher Wvlie home j Mr ana Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Nesbitt voreguestd of Mrsblanch The Ted DeBarr kemiy whajNaylor ci rton Rapids Monday have been visiting at the Bob Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Pike home returned to Gladwin Dexter called at the Andrew Nes Sunday jbitt and Kenneth Wylie homes Gr RSfHcflr1 IMurray Kennedy family Grand Rapids this week to see called at the Culver j Dee cousin installedlas worthy matfield Sunday ron of an O ES chapter Mrs inMt vSSpOOBYE TO PUMPING CVES TREE ROOTS v M1NATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE mO MORE ODORS ITS MQOERNREVOLUTIONARY Mo moro txptmlv unhooy pumping end dlgglnf gp of cttpooliMpiic lann ttcpog pooli, grt fropi and cloggtd Unot Hrtt lh moW rllobl and iaK method to iufy, dlstoJva an4 wponlfy great, iludgo hdif, cloth and other or jnic lotidt This modtru chtribal QuaranWn quick and n cienl result 1 lo 16 So NO SHUTDOWN of pool or rank necvy wfc, chemical it working, 5 10, I J 3, 50 and 10 rQNTAtNEH ClMilll Nk Off fa Of PMf Myron Hughes 8717 Lai ide Dr Rush Lake TPlumbing Water Sytemi eie Stanley Dmkel iZ ELECT AS SHERIFF I Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Mrs Mrs Inez Hamilton and Mrs Ina Dyer of Lansing were quests at the Irvin Kennedy home last Tuesday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Denise spent the week end in 4 Automatic, instantlighting burners removable porc fcfe drip truys v fcualiteover with gtass win few art oven lifht v 14houtdock vith builtin V Vfmmirder situate cooWnf time, up to SO n,iues kfeuide gives ti rr A tcmftnturt information IBuminatci Bigna tells v ft en vn isoa y fjjV illumirsW cniri top range v Large worinjj nrs Turclain firibh C ud o ti Alma Harris and Zita, Dr Har low Shehan and family of Jack son, Mrs Madeline Roche and emse sper Mrs Polly Roche of Ann Arbor I Rovai Oak Dan VanSlambrook entered St j j MrsEdward Gendrow Joe hospital Ann Arbor, last ski of FerndaJe spent Saturday week for a knee operation with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Eddie Hartman has guit his J The John Carver family called iob at Chysler Motor Co and is0n his mother, Mrs Hetty Carver living in Howell in Ann Arbor Sunday Larry Camburn attended the, Mrs Jav Shirey while visiting Shrine meeting in Grand Rapids at the Russell cartoge a Portage1 last week j it week, fell down and broke Callers at the Albert Dinkel i her arm in two places, home last week were Mrs Ar Albert Shirley, Mr and K a Caulk, Ann Arbor, Mrs Mob, Doyle Templeton and Mrs Dalle Dinkel Detroit, and Mrs Illah Miller visied Mrs Albert Shirley Reason Dwtter 1 at St foe hospital Ann Arb,i Mr and Mrs R K Ellioti,Mrs Sunday Mrs Shirley underwent Mae Higcrms and MrsDora Swar an operation there Thursday j thout went on a trip to Mackinac Robert Vedder is now a mem Ilast week How About a Veteran for Shscift of Your County A Veteran of World War II with 58 Months Service, including 12 months Overseas Duty, I fl qualified for this office Im Not a Politician so can app ealing to you as a Citizen one Voter for your Support Nov 7LLOYD ME DEMOCRAT CArDIDATE FOR SHERIFF IHfeStf or A i LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Vow is the time to modernist yur kitchen with Philgas , the fbrlfty bottler gas for farm and town bosses You can huat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe wage Remember, too, we will glvfc you generous tradein allowance on your ild range regs rdless of type, make, or condition Ecsy terms, if you wish MAN OTHER FMfLGAS APIIANCS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE ber of the Ann Arbor fire dept C H McRorie was called to Bay City Saturday by the illness of his brotherinlaw, Tom Baud who was taken to the hospital, following a heart attack Mr and Mrs Lucius Doyle jr, returned from their wedding trio Glen Danow of Detroit and the Wm Dccrrow family of Stur gis spent Sunday with Mrs, Flora Darrow The latter returned to Sturgis for a visit Sam Singer shot 2 Canadian qeiuk T18 W ,returned rrom th Arnold Berguist and James Hah , t Wednesdav were in Jackson Saturday and astVeclnesciay also attended the Michigan Wis consin football game at Ann Ar bor ,,, Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Read home were Fred Read and wife, Frank Peters and wife, Mrs Rosemary Whitley and Mrs Muriel McGuire Merlin Amburgey visited his father, Orville Amburgey ai Mery hospital, Jackson last week j where the latter is laid with a broken leg, resuluna from being hit by a Iruck, Bert Wright and wife of Howe Were Sunday guests of MrsEdna i Spears Julius Sayler and wii oi Brighton called Thursday, Robert Read James V7 i 11 v amd John McGuire hunted deer at Mio over the week end Mrs j McGuire and baby stayed at the Robert Read home Mrs Marjarie Trost and Mr rARM ANIMALS COLLKCTED hOuiiv HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per CwtWF BUY HIDE6 mD CALF SKINS to Central Dead Stock Co Reelect William W BLACKNEV LKPUBOCAN CONRESSMAN 6th MICHIGAN WTRICT MR BLACKNEY was the author and sponsored the bill which made it possible for 7,000,000 veterans to cash thoir terminal leave bonds and save the tax payers many millions of dollars a year in interest charges MR BLACKNEY sponsored the bill that provided better medical services in all branches of themilitary fbrpes by his Doctors, Dentist, Surgeons Bill SEE US TODAY W HANCiE All IMSTAtlATlON DFTAIIS eckey Swarthi I mm xyiarjone irosr ana Mr and Mrs James Nance Of Dear MR BLACKNEY is a firm believer in Constitutional Government and is strongly opposed bom caUedat the Andrew Camp j to socialize our government by the adoption of Socialized Medicine, the Brannan pkm I bell home Sunda 81 for agriculture and other simila bills Mr and Mrs Ross Read were MR BLACKNEY as a member of the Armed Services Committee voted for all measures In Detroit Monday 1 uJ 111 u MrsMax Parkinson and dough, ter of Ann Aribor callled on Mrs Rose Hendee Saturday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Mrs Irene deFillippi attended the can urcdhn 5 t i Dinkel IflJ wiSTSs GOT hn GraStooKr iSt BLAQET, during his congressional career, has served on various Omonal sfikbrid Committees,including Post Office and Post Roads, Immigration and Naturalization Public Onn OTSBVII nA J BuUdings and Grounds, and is now a member of the Armed Services Commit tee which Harold SwSnt vsfed Ael 1 e 0 Navy tha Air and MaTme ine CoaSt Guard 9 PubUc iRoeeviUe Masonic gntur , Health,Services connected with it y day night and hrvd conferr Mr and Mrs Ed Boyer were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee Guy Blair and wife of Fowler iht third deojee on Robert Camp in Detroit Sunday were in Detroit Sunday ville ipent Sund with Roy DHL bfl1 Edwin Sprout and family spent Harry Fost was taken sick last ingham and wife H Mm Clare Miller Sunday at the , Dick Bowman week and is back in McPbtrton Mrs Rose Hendee visited of wr , rr t SaturHnv ihama in whitmore Lak hospital, HoweU tlBert Appleton home Id Brkfa of the Committee, we would now have a 70 Group A Force, a new super air cirxieeequesed by General MacArthur and other necescary maiorial of warBecause the administration did not accepi the committtees action, our toys were sent unprepared to KoreaMr Blackney as a Committee member, is continu ing his fight 10 see that everv available aid and protect ion can be offered our boys in service y MR BLACKNEY is bitterly oppos ed to any atlempt to communize our country, and has con and voted on every occasion for removal of Communists holding pub tl Ber toOast y v f sssssssiTSXPINCKNIY mwmmmm WadaeedoyjjOctober 25,1350 ai BANE BY MML NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE IN THE U S A Com in for Comply k I Bankby Mail Information I Member Federal Deposit Insur LOW COST AUTO LOAN anro Corporation All Deposits Insured up to 10,003 for each Depositor BELIEVE IN BARGAINS PROFESSIONAL THE tfffiST NATIONAL BAN Hewell Mich, SPOT CASH FOi DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HOHSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each iiOGS 150 per Cwt THE PINCKNEY SANTTAWUM Dt Wi VlWUE VamWINILB Phiakn nlaa1 VcmWWKLE 6 VanWINKLE DaUy lliOO A M to 200 P ML i jLf Except Wsemisdays 181 Scringe Bank MOIL, TUCSW frL Sat, 7 to p PL ggJL L Michigan DR G fc McCLUSKET MAHTiN k MVAN TRUCK 112 Vz North Michigan Ave , J0 J frttfrlon, Mteh Telephones Phone 157F11 fiapafeiha Office 935 Residence 814 MYBON J HUGflES Evenings by AppoOranents Howell Micjugaa A Plmnblna and Heating BfiTiHB SSL W1 My Storw 389 lbs of tttOJ right in your homo rted froten foods You can cut your food costsand still live better than ever And how much work it saves Come in and see this freezerits got everything And its General Electric That means dependability HOME FREEZER 000 only vpERwuKi AMeNAU Ask us to PHOVt how you con lhf bettor tor lol i Authorized Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME FREEZERS LAVEY HARDWARE CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO 3AB, BLttU HOWELL 4 5b Licensee tor DARLING c COMPANY STATE ur MICHIGAN ae Probate Ceurt tor the Uringstoa A a saauoa at said Court held at the Prabat Oiiice in the City oi Howel in said county, on the 19th day o,f Oct ober, A D, 1950 , Present, Honorable Judge oi Probate In The Matter of the , HENRY C THOMPSON, Hiram R Phone 183 207 E Grand River e Howell i Michlaan selection oi 40 used trucks to Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage chose from Pickups, Panels, City, Lake and Farm Property Stakes, Vans and Dumps to fit A Speciality your hauling needs List Your Property With Me Such as 1949 Chev Panel like new 996 LEE LAVEY 1947 Chev Van Furniture or parts truck650 cu General Insurance ft, very cleanlow Seage f Hone 9F3 PjnckneyJch 179500 AUCTIONEER 1946 Ford Truckwith lime spread Farm Sales A Speciality r body A real bargain, 79500 1937 Chev Truck, 660 gal oil BERT WYUE 0,1 , Lcor5P nlT 25000 Phone Pmckney 78F2 y WPF Power Wagon, 4 f REFRIGERATION SBBVKE wheel drive,very good condition, Ideal for wrecker ervice65000 International Pickup,, excellent condition, 99500 Mustang Trailer, new, fifth wheel Rush Uike P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swartbout Dlraor Modem Equipmeiu Ambulance service PhonesJ9 63 Pmckney, Mich, FRED C UKXHOFF fie OPTOMETRIST Smitiv and brakes Up to 5 ton cap New 119500, now 79500 bbTATE OF 1946 chirvolet Cab and Chassis, i, n Tled, 16 w BrownLipe It appearing to the Court that the Trans 495 00 time for the Presentation of cietas 1948 j p excUmt 4 t against said estate should be limited Only 695 00 and that a time and place be appoint 1946 QQ Tractor, fullyequipp rre XaBUn T UU,at ed vacuum brakes 3Sly md deqjands against said deceaed SI095 00 T by and before said Court and that the ttr ,, , tt legal heirs of said debased entitled to We aCCeP HAROLD RADY Repairs On AL Makes Phone Pinckney 154F 3 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phono Dexter 3461 120 West Grand Rrter AT Howatt u MleUaan Phoce 358 ftegkUncre 615 LLOYD HENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Tripe Made 1 Detroii General Truckmg I Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mich CARL JONES Concrete ProdueewfcravjL Sand Top Sou, Road 4raveL Fill Din Road BuUdta Blocks Laia, Pieee or Contract 7628 Toma Bd, Pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter 3116 HW WYL1E WOTABY IN8U1ANC and BONDS PBONfc 136 PINCKNEY HurGn Motor SildS IncJ JassHied Adv Inherit the eetate at which said deceas I ed died elzei i101 be adjudicated AfHAmsjfk Bt fi f f lljT It is OrderedThat all of the creditors seiQlCll IPllefef1 f said deceased care xecnd to prawn209 West Huron Si, Ann Arbor their claims to said Court at said Pro phone 23163 For Nights Call bate Office and to eerve a copy thereol JOHN E MCCLELLAND STEALING iiSURANCE Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell ilby Pinckney Kd, noweit CO REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Por 17 years has served the the people of Livingston county His decisions are made on iactsNever was a time when men of Keep experience with proven abi they are todayKeep experiener with proven ODI lify in office The next two years are going to be dangerous years Experience in police work will be very much needed Hisstaif of deputies all have had several yars experience Contributed by friends upon George Poppas, administrator of said estate whose address is 332 S Fifth Street Ann Arbor, Michigan on or before the 2nd day of January ,A D, 1951 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place hereby appointed for the examlna ion and adjustment of all claims and demands against said decease for the adjudication and determination of thf heirs at krw ol said deceased at the tine of her death entitled to inherit the estate of whicn the deceased died siezed It is Further Ordered That public notice thereof be glren by ptabUcatlos of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and circulat ,ed in said County A true copy Hlrom R Smith Celestia Pcrrshall Judge of Probate Register ei Probate FOR SALE A Fine Wool RamLouis Stadcdbfo Pinckney Roy iiiH 7IM0, Tom Acres 23310 I and Wendell LaCoo 22680 Truck Lot at Stadram U S12 FOR SALEGilbarco Oil gun type 10000 Gerald Reason McPHERSON State BANK LOSTjA 13 inch t hound, white with black and tanPL FOR RENTFrrst floor apartment wih water and bath roaaL Sylvester Harris 1175 M36 W FQrl SALEZenlth Combination j radio and Victrakt with records Myron Hughas, Phone 1S7FU 18717 Lakesido Drive, Hush Lake male Beagle WAliEDlan for curving truck inside work Write to Established 1865 i jnarfcmidaf,wearing coilflrRewarrt Call 52F3 Pinckney mcorDorcrted 1815 WANTED To rent a 5 or 6 room 1 house Jn Pincknev FARM BANKING AT HARTLAND jDr Cecil TowW Portage Lake An interesting article ia the FOR SALE OR RENTMall Chain MichiganInvestar tells about the tt, f Davaa use of banking principles inl FOR SALE 130 bass White farm operation to produce con, , sistently higher crop yields on Pearl Accordian, never used the Crouse iarm Pbon Dexter 5302 P O Boot 186, HowWi Mick VAtrTEDtmaumemepet to 1X7 West Main St, Ptaekasy homo, ffa S H Carr LOST A Reabon hound color white, male, lost last week Tues day between Howell and Pinck Wul pay reward Kelly barker 3200 VanBom Rd,, Waynd, Mich Phone 213 R Wayne FOR SALE2a guage Repeat JHfflffoR RENTModem five loomlSft essheS Mto LiTl home a11 tunished, oU furnace Luciu Doyle, phone 42 ume that the nutnents of our soil 9902 Riverside Drive or phone , 1 UT , ui pOR SAL4 ijjjrinQ Cows o j Frank Pearce, 1090U Stinchfleld care ior are comparable with our check Bfl ht 7 9 7 x ing account at the fecmk xiikiT r i Deposits are made in the form 00Ptocy, near Silver Uc pf commercial ferilisers and jcnooi cnnaren ana nejP wgti ,,111 soil building practises and with housework Very nice congenial FOR SALE 1937 Dodge Mdan, drawels in form of crops con home wxowKfroS11 anL qld 1338 Olds sedan75 each tanung nitrogenphosphorous , Mower Pras5 , u T Michigan, formerly of Pinckney SiZS01 , mcreasea yiaias Phone 45F4 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c an Claire Campbell lORuifc 6X132 Phe 131F3 McPHERSON Sute KAM 5 SJ sALEotatoea, Cabbage t i Onions e QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Howell Mica All deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the i Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poration I 100 Pinckney FOR KENTUtaae at Big Silver Lake, rent by month hot water, bathroom, lake priviliges Call 2 6 1 9 W,Yptilanti after 3 p m The Umstead Farm ATTENTiONi A A A A A Phii Barney Kralzmiller Livingston County Representative Phone 25566 Ann Arbor CoUee WANThDSewingand aiterdUons lvlrs Norman VcmBlaricum 39 Stuart S, Pinckney FOR SALE Heatrola, large size 15 very good condition I Call at 8834 Haines Rd or phone 19F3 Pinckney FOR SALE1 Round Oak Kitchen Range, burn coal or wood, good condition Louis Kourt phone 69F3 in Saws filed Retoothad Lawn Mower gyrrpened All Work Dana By Hatitis und Oaaaaataad A MandeQ 11584 ntrer Lane Drlva HjLcnv t MihiaaP POR RENT Modem apeitment over Roy QarVs ttore Phone 124F6 Pinckney WANTED POWirtt WW pay i Saiidt oiaadsjt prioaf C a Uovd PIMM KFU ae Fish Market Prices Courteous Service THERE S TO BE JL Community Chest THIS YEAR IN THE darks fmcmsrs FINEST POOD STORE Pinckneyi 4 THE AapNCIES THAT ABC W ENTITLED TO BE INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET ARE TO CONTACT THE CHAIRMAN IN PERSON ON OB BEFORE 531 ED, WAOTBU, 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, 1950 Description An account of the resource October 25, 1950 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 1950-10-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/38cac4f27800119eeb7c5ed100ca73d1.pdf 6ff9dfeb8a0a74cda0c0608baa2946d8 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. atch Volume 67 Michigan i TkjD Pinckney PJyrtch Wednesday, November 1, trw Sipl Hapjpeuing pUft DEMOCRACY 1950 No 44 I by Mat Election iime is liere and qub Pinckney Chapter No 145 in geiaUGiial candidates axe siuqg i staled its ofiicers for the ensuing inq l oui ice ta riany Koay j Yr at an impressive ceremony continues io nurp on spjiaiism at lils Masonic tempi Saturday and cummiunax ana Williams pxOicis a stalling ccersmstalling officer, Florence Baughn marshal, Bon nie Henry Chaplain, Alia Meyer arcjaist, Winured Aberdeen Past Patron, RevMcLucasSolo isis,Virginia CarverEioyse Camp uoveanor jruh About 120 were present A iobiyiAisj lh installing otticers were the government and more cpnsumer s , following past Matrons were intaxes it rus opponent wins Both arc profiting from Tom Dowt ys masiae in 1948 and are campaigning up to the last minute The odds at present are ev en Williams has the best chance , r , ot ani qovernor in u aecaae tCJjjj Bcuoara Miller and Nelson win a second term The reasons j Miller i cue apparent Population trends, Atier installation the worthy ma favor city industrial areas wherofjfn vvas escorted to East by her I , labor unions are strongThis was daughters, JoAnn and Sharon Lee j dcmonsiaied in the pumaiv bliiG letter presenting her mother the huge vote Williams qot inwjjn an imfull of red roses, the primav despite no tact the Barbaaa Miller sanq a special fact he had no opposition 1 J selection ior lier father, Nelson oi thousands oi war workers have j Miller, alter escorting him to the ci txcTJy4if of trie HopU is tke omuJeiiimxteaoundaKon ofxny joverntmnk ano to protect it Jc recompression houfo fce our Jirsfc Object N THOSE WOROS, THOMAS JEFF HAPPILY SKMMAWZEC THE lKKZrZ OFTHC DEMOCRATIC STRUCT LifC iMotes ol the Game , At iho game with Dexter Fri day niqht we were asked How aie you going to uhbi Hackney lor Uus game Weil we ao not cainsuri us til ihc ,JthjbusL as worthy paaon Mis rahj i Mildred Miller, associate matron was u scored to me cst Dy tier daughter, A atha and Fast Ma troon, beuian Miner escorted her son, Clifford, to the west to as lame the rostof associate patron The retiring worthy matron, Anna Reason, was welcomed to the Past Matrons Circle and cornc to Detroit from to swell the Dcmoja Harry Kelly s theme is that or ganized labor is a threat to Jich igan government and that the Democrat party is the labor party Williams retort is that the Republican party is tor big bus iness only Everyone prcSJj a biq vote and it will take a lot ot out state j presented with a past matrons J votes to overcome the biq Demo i pin by 111 ah Reasonpast matron, ocrat vote in Detroit Coffee and ,cake were served One commentator Days it in the dining room after the Inwould ba refreshing ii some can Sfallation v k a didaie one day would campaign m vior officers installed on what he blicves he caul i i wore as ioiiows accompish instead of dw On the sad stala ei aifajis hi will exist ii his opponent wins The four amendments to vo d upon arc as follows N 1Requires reqisra1ion day before election inshad 20 dys Ne 2Wouki bond the sa I Troas , Con da A hall to expand manta S65,uf3O,000 hospitals No 3 Define subdiversion and fix u penalty for it this is Hi Communist curb amendment No 4 Would rspsal tlie tax on coiod OleoMichigan factories now havewar contracts totalling 200,000 but a rise in the price of steel va Honorary Star Points imminent Midge Hammell, Martha The hunting season is well un I Betty Soger, Brita Brash, darway and safety precautions i are stressed The conservation I IRA JAMEISON linq Socy Eleanor Baughn Hazel Poulson Irene Thompson Alberta Dinkel Ruth Curlett Jessie Crawiord Louise Zieqler Eloyse Campbell Loot a Reason Amburqoy Helen Miller Carlne Zieqler Sadie Mar an Doiotliy Parker Fred Seger AmerFlag Bearer Marian Pond Christ Fag Bexirr Lucille Beck O E S Flag Cassie Tomasic iress b,l Asso Cond Ci ,ain in T jrshail ol ASS, rt, Oiaanist A a iiuti Lsther Mariha jecia Warder rtiiioi need to Ail we have to do LS t oveiiook the iiiat half Tne game started in the same manner as Pinckneys previous qames this year Tho Pincknev Une did not hold and their tack ling was non existant As a re salt Dexter ran ap 32 points the lirst hall Two ol these were on pass interceptions by Russh White Fred Blanchard made Uus others on line plays In the lust oi the rust half Pinckney got a Dexter fumble Albert Miosfku j nient m caught a pass for 1U yd gam, Wilo do nQt Wear y Paul Vyare made 10 more througn lheS tnan tho law reguires Some the hne Albert Mrostka caught I say lt originated in Spam but it Wu road that the Salvation army has abolished the tanibor me as u motiiua oi collecting ncuceiurin it wui use a ieuorea witii the name J Salvation aimyltie reason is Luat too many impostors wer uiiuy tne tamoorin to collect ihe tarnborine has oeen trauemurk ot tlie salvation, uimy ror many yeais and the uimy lassie aid not hesitate to cner the toughest saicons and ex uiia iir tumoorine to the pairons lor connPuions VVJb never knew jui wxiy me army adopted the tamborme it is an ancient instru , uch iavored by dancers another pass m the id zone lor year prubably is oidei than ii It Spain are carried out name oi sweet charir Roberta IE RIGHT OF THE INDIVIDUAL, IN AMERICA, TO VOICE HIS OPINIONS AND VOTE FOR, HIS CONVICTIONS, SlVES OUR DEMOCRACY THE ESSENTIAL VfTAty FOlL GROWTH AND PiOGRESS THROUGH THE WLL OF jtHZ PCOPLC tho rirst touchdown he A miracle had happ d Ct uH1 various Ihis touchdown was apparent wtPT ln 21 and Salonw ly just the shot Si the am theiS,, lh head oi Pinckney team needed ih y iJnthe P shown carry played an inspired game the ne second haji holding Dexter to no scores land scored another jvfcinv mv touchdown on some broken field i undr aJ k tS ruiuimg by Paul Ware Mrosika also snagged some and Jerry Mrosfka unuui uihU,npM h ,, , Dexter pass and ran it back 201 Duiness t hooded yards a number ui gainsme rincKiiey i rirtnrTr v, , , line held on defense and on of 1 an, whatever he iense broke though and threw ,Ccl t0 qiv lhe returns were the ball carriers for a loss Dexter started her reseves last haif but the regulars when rvuie ivnosiKajty jJ1 New York the crX5l e more passes jore punj tf lIK cerWel intercept,1 a i binpd n P out PU uuu ran it back 201 wifw, rini th counr Don Wiltse hit the line ior h ar blUa and a lett9r bcT of gainsThe Pinckney,011 recipfnt d the they vent back m were unable o do anythingFkretofore Pmck ney occasionally pulsed suco s fully but had no runnma qamelt was not enouqh Friday Ih y had both and wnt plas Ono local player had o mali pp was put out for plugging PivkMey plays Stockb idge , enormous However investiga I tiOn showed only five cents out of every dollar collected was spent for cancer research Thd solicitors took for ex rest the penses We doubt ii,,, the attempt f Cov Dewey of New York to get himself out oi the Hanley affair by citing an incident m the lile vi tho lute iroiiklm D R sevelt will Conservation , c , radayTrus team has had a Jl 0110 exce1 fsoso season but got many poims Dewtv t HS0 C0Rced Slill if Pinckney keeps up the ql Hanley l Undraw Of the 55,000 applicants for the , special deer season, starting on DacrgjDec 1 21,800 have been accept fed I The first panting ol the 83 coun jty maps oltcrtd by the conserva x iion dept hce been exhausted Mill relies of D dept is holdinq its breath over ira Hap Jamoison, 56, th low forest fire losses ter ied suddenly Thursday of a Another allotment will be ready Be sure and vote Nov 7,Your 1 heart attack He was engineer Nov 3 yote is vital for the American Broach Ann 34 forest fire j0i rancj was taken tick on acres last week THE FILM SECOND CHANCE lh ob dieillq b fore he reaChedx 1,042 foxes, 565 coyottes Next Monday night Nov 0,he hospital Surviving are his bbeals and 6 wolve Si Maivs Cailioiic Church Pinckney Michigan , , Rev Fr Albert J Schmift, Pastor nckn Sunday Mas3os Summer fc30, 800, 1000 1150 Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 30 p, i Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotion Saturday 730 to 900 P M damaged 414 j Sunday before 8G0 Mass ,, P 1 ,1, UP T,nu from he race for governor in his pace they set rnaay thy will u give them a real argucmenK The largest crewel ol the year f e targes faltendfxl the game 7 tison Jvl IV 0 iird La1 Wnne Jeffreys hiiry A ivuostka VVare,Witse public 13 invited t Second Chance, at at o right afh r supper The story is by Faith Baldwin and is one of ine best films sent out by the Protesant se mo lam on QUV rmd two dauqhters be t the Congl sld3 hls Wifi he pot lack armor village jtilm inmLSSon X, It aopL the average iamuy life of Ed and Emily Dean wih Emily wishing for a st cond chance to redirect her lifeit will help all who cc e it redirect their lives 1 Ycuvs Ago Tire S Marys gym is now opo every Wednesday night St Garys Altar Society cleared 20 or their social at the Hotel Caverly Friday night Ed Stackable of Honolulu is visiting relatives here James Wilcox is entertaining a brother and and undo and their wives from Vassar vm Brogan while goiiq down stairs to the Wm Moran barber shop where he works slipped and fell through the window, cutting hi arm badly It took 7 stitches to close the wound Dan Markey and son and Albert Doe and wife of Port Huron attended the funeral of Wm Thompson here Wednesday Grandma Wilson has had two strokes of paralysis Wirt Barton is attendinq school in Ypsilanti Mrs Rush Lake has rteurned from a 3 months visit in York State Hiere will be or pumpkin social xt me George Webb heme at North Lake Friday night Edna Purdy McDowell closed here school in a He was a Standard oil man and councilrnan at Dexter The funeral was held Monday, Rev Bishop officiating Washtenaw Lodge No 65 F A M gave the Masonic burial service lij were boun ied in Michigan in Septeuber While hanting partridge Jack Munk of Detroii shot a silv near Harrison He saw 2 foxes chasing a parti idge got one ocj but misseu aae partridge and ihe other fox Friday 700 Bow and Arrow hunters are do hciy ride j Mutteson Mrosika L u L 11 ii it t JL r L T L ii Ii h iOaviioownWhiiie 2,rjanciian, iviiosika 1, Ware i ExUa ait, Whit l,Munu 1 Subs at ttjvor by promising to see that jhis debts of 100,000 were paid I ihKoosevell story is in 1928 Al Smah of New YOIK candidate for Doxi i president and his mgr, John liaiixt asoc wanted Rosevelt to run VauAiior or governor of New York to add loina strGngh to their ticket He reifused rjt,nI1l aaying he had just started a cam Keogh 2iiiqn l raise 200,000 for the H jschle j warrn Spimg, Georgia hospital Cheqory ior Poilo They would not be den iMunay jGc cnc Promised to raise this VVliite ,amount ,aoncT tneir friendsThis hutncic ieY d ancJ oil the money went Blanchard iirLO Varm sPhng Foundation i where t hoisands of children have been lieated for polio So Franklin Poosevelt did not benfit to the extent of a sinale penny in tho af r rrt tho grave ing better his year So far they Sunday, Nov 5 1030 Sermon have shot 19 on Drummond Is I Id Like to Bo Genous Sunday REGULAR COMMUNICATION and this year compared to 8 School Topic Overcoming iVm Regular Communication o Liv laf Year jPetodon 300 to 830, Pilgnm 76 F A Ml,And,rew Rohason, 10, of Brigh fellowship rally at Hudson Con N i tatoes in which each potatoe was I between 3 and 4 lbs, in weight They are hem special seed he got at Michigan State CollegeWillccd raises nothing but pota toes and melons on his farm ana has an irregation system hat gets the water from a deep well oarjiTregatiQnai Community Church Rev Donald D Brady, Pastoi ihuu Nov 2 40U irailbiazers meet at parson 130 Prayer a 10na Pinckney Gutck, Von M aMCriUl rU1, lbh 5udy Slamnroolc, Henry, Wenderlein More lhan Oongnerors Danow Murphy, riady Dextr No pcSflion is under heavier 0 atUUiraiiblaz rsljuull hc,e, Baiaas, Kivmcr, misfire in n,s aays of Communist Stuil, Cunningham haius than the teacliing profess 1 in wiiich the hunters claim is pOOTBALL SCORES hcahy infiltrated They claim that most colleges have Com j Han land 7, Brighton 0 Man Imuiusts on their staffs Annthor irgslbn Lodge No 76 F A Mn ol Briqhreiiowsnip raUy at Hudson Con chestor 7, South Lyon 0 Howell I aiqamoiu used isTe arnc 0 Tuesday, night, Nov 7 Busij it last week whhgl churchThem,Carc, rs Ahead 8, Grand D dge 13 Ann Arboiof American Sso from Wah oness scioc,JstdcgreeLunchsa w A rabbit is a , Monday, 7j00, Family NiqhtPot 33 Ypsilanti 6 Milan 32, Roose Iscnpol cousls S hey crn ved alter degree work Ptty small to,get for an arr uck 745 Showing of full length , Velt b Clielsoa 31, Lincoln 0 ds communist inspired Now we P W Curlet, Sec i rh n Second Chanco,lass 80 Universiy 2PFlat Rock 0Dundedo not know why this subieca SOMBTATOBS , tF fiJ 325SsAJ si kWillard Wilt made S S 1Vvillo tt iook all ,he hltocX eel us a present ot aushel ot pu, arm CAiJfAHY MBNNOJJhE , land Mjoyed it It cannot be den hve4do not indicate it haTt BUCHL38 COLLAPSE T t anrpSn ants are paying fines as nigh as Young Peoples Meeting 730diow a huge crowd So biq inltions inhistorv Some of the S4D five crew, are working ftJ11 Worship 815 fact ihat afr 20 minutes of playlist gueshons go for days uan rive crews are workmrt nn z ft Supt Walter Eschl the hi ach rs collapsed 4 peo swered en to hos pitais me Dieacners are wood Quite a few people and organ jj , wTlt8dcr 80 P M I Gn onos md were built severalIzations are corning out aqainst ionnri i , Vw, and Mrsjoe Wyse of Arch years ago when the Centennial Amendment IV to he vofH ,m J of wf en Setboid Ohi0 wm s bo FW ws hted After thf in Nov 7 It relates ta silbversiveS lnl9Li h f u The 0 m d tvenin at th Mennon jured were cared for play was and is aimed a il IMSI L fi JulY j its chiirdL They have recently resumed The guest ion is now Among the wqaiiiSSS w form Iroufoo d and returned from the needy count whether the school is holding have 2ome out SSTto fce ,rnPr,df oe3 em ncs of Europe and will relate 7 MUinw is me biaoes 150 sguar nfiPs jtheir experiences A cam is boinq built near1 New was noticeable that was a bia in 511,lc fcrm n trout Pond WITH OUR BOYS IN SERVICE crease n the trick or treat child on the Shiawassee river The crew of the battle ship on 1 which Dale Meabon is stationed was awarded a citation for brav cry in action in action in a battle in Korea Oct 13 Each member th lotfnnnS e q ,n Supt Walt Eschltho hi ach rs collapsed h Rtfl S proqram 1 develop Assisoiit Paul Chaffee le were injured and take 2L r nearn 5050, City Cotta3G Fellowship Servics I pitais The bleachers arc HALLOWEEN PRANKS as a trout trol dams i 1, i vri i celebraed Hallow n m the usual w4uy, featuring window soaping and some small damage Cornstalks were strewn around and farm tools dragged in from the country One thing stream 7 flood conare about finished been se itorshed The proPi n lav in costume who went from house MARPTsrr TTPMCPC to hotise There must have bsen MAKMAGE LICENSES 500 of them Pinclmey does not RobQ have that many children Th city JJ D u 7nnrr, 9n Marion Friday result s with a Hallowen social WCB exhausted Some Gregory, Gertrude Thomas 18 Charles Mortenson oi Lansing 2 and 3 yr old when asked said GrGqory Henry gnider is putting in wheat on the Ken s mey lived many miles Vinis oil, Shirley Boulton, 20, Howellyon or Burgoss farm rackett could be oveiwkod Jamos FilkinS HQ Nella Fish has returned horn One act of vandalism IMariin 19 Howell Bruce UndeT of, a visH wih friends at Fow , place Some one smeared biacK hni lxmii Barbar lerville, Fenton and Brmcroft PRE NUPTIAL SHOWER Mrs Rita Howe gave a bridal shower at her home home Frj day night in honor of Miss Leona Sales 18, Brighton RUMMAGE Th Vourg rrit Lootes Atey S CAM1T will relate for the damage The KinoKnov conservative Detroit Citizens Lo bleachers are also of woods and agueThey term it unconshtution it might be a good idea to tesl alUnder the present law you can themAt Fowlerville the bleacher only be guilty of treason if you supports were not strong enough, perform an overt act Under the amendment you would be auiltv COLORED BOY FREED if you said it or put it A couple of weeks ago James writing It violates the Bill oi flobertson, credit mgr for thr Riqhts relating to freedom ol of ho crew Ot a copy of the cit iDetroit Free Press and his wifj speechOwinq to antl communist ahon Dale sent his homo to hiswere both killed near HOWPII feeling and the affair in Korea parents, Mr and Mrs George when their car hit a tank truck probably will carry but there is Meabon jr He is a machine gun and traiKr The tank truck was no cause for alarm as the courts nrf trying to pas3,anotl r tmclcwhen will scrfeguad the people Dick Young of Gregory and,it hit the oar driven by the color Bill Otterbein of Lakeland were ed boy in tho middle lane, Then home on loavo from th U S he tnH hit the Robertson car 2 other ears were involved in the The Robert Seefold family of crash, James Bibbs, tbe rogro j Columbus, Ohio spent the week boy from Indiana was arrested end at the Earl Baughn homefor reckless driving and tiied VILLAGE TAX REPORT 1950 Tax Valuation 399,5304 Tax Levied, 8 mills 319625 Ho tamed Delinguent 2644M Ttfal Paid 2,93140 Paid Collection Fees 2921 and attended tho farewell dinner,before Judge Yelland FridayA Total amount collected 2 96061 Brighten Nov 10th for Ifcuild a new school 496 to 83 he John Carver family who w on November 11 12 were pre TVrVoy town Ml sent and the guest hgior re ,6 th n 4uDOTeIheV also wdio raise 10 mills havegon to BUoxi,Mii, where oeived many nice qWrA lunch ne vffl bo hty Nov 11th J for a 20 year period he will take a course in radar on was served j BerTiman Hefondod hiih and Pros Exemption paid by the State eculoi Edwin prosecued mecase There were 2 colorecj people on jihe iury i Helen Reynolds Treas Glared Ackey, Clerk Stanley Dinke Prehdnesaay, September 2q 19S0 Wednesday, November 1, 1950 hot water for the star halfback 3S88k Howell The Howell Michiaa NEIGHBORING NOTES Alice Carroll, u Howell high school student, bagqed a deer Iue8 Wod Thur 0c i, flof i 2 with a bow and arrow near Hart urt Lancaster Virginia Mayo land last weekk izr , , u u , THE PLAME AND THE ARROW At a meeting attended by Sal in Technicolor me physicians they voted to buy Cwndv ovity Caiiooa 31 acres there to build a 2 bea FridaySaturday, Nor 3 4 iiiospiial, the present U bed one Lew Ayer8 Qnd f w , I being inadequate Dr Hcwara ngai I Miller was elected presiaent oi THE CAPTURE Charles Starreit Smiley Burnett 1 THE BLAZING TRAIL Goit Cartoon DexterTheatre Dmm wilCKGAN All Copltioned OI the corporation to be known as the Saline Community Hospital Robert Stacy, the 0 of M stu dent wno pled quilty to cUiiiq i fire to Haven halL has repudiated his confession He claims it was foced by 6 hours crriilinq Wnen uov Wiliams visited Sockbridqe last week the cehooi let out, the band played and the qoveznor shook hcnds with all tie papds Sunday, Kciday, Iovt 5, 6 Sunday OHDWS 15 p JI oat Barbara Stanwyck Wendell Cory Waiior Huston JudiUi Anderson FridaySaturday, Nov 3, 4 Dwhto raten Abbott and Costello in PARDON MY SARONG Plu THE DAJLTON QAUGT Cui Door Action Picture with Robert Lowery, John Berry Shows 7 and 2J THE FURIES crd Sunday, Monday, Nov, 5, 6 Comedy of the Year MA PA KETTLE GO TO TOWN News rs Zsr 3 , For hot water on tap s For clean, quiet, carefree service For automatic, completely dependable water heating , , Be modern Go Electric TOU 0 WATER HEATER Cartoon YucsWed ThuTPrJcv 7 8, 9 Stoning Judy Garland Gene Kelly Mariory Main, Percy Kilbright Eddie Bracken, Gloria DeHaven ndy sws 35 7 i Monday Shows 7 and 9 SUMMER STOCK ana C1200U Coming Union Station, Sunset j Boulevard, Copper Canyon y Tues, Wed, Tlul Nov, 7 8, S FLAME AND ARROW lu Techirvolor A Drama Starring Silent, Qrfr4i,, , teyH Ungr AowJKat SfciaHow water hatr rate IW UiftaHtfd without charge Adtamatic thermostatic control , Mrs Guy Kuhn of Greorr has accompanied Ivlra Mae Mover of Chelsea on an auto trio to California David Lee Mullins, 20 months, old of Stockbndqe was hit and I Novelty run over, east of Stockbridqe last Thursday by a car driven by Wm Mayer jr He died at IUL University hospital Friday Wii nesses say Mayer Was not to blame , Milo Corser of Greqory is in f taininq at Fort Braqq, N CW H Taylor, 84, died at the r c M McPherson hospital last week as TTr, A,4 I the rresult of beinq struck by a THt ARON C ARIZONA car on Grand River w near lh t 4 A Drama un,0 Ira Wilson farm Vmi Ejn Drew, Reiaj AVOl HlitAltK The front of the Wayside Mar Hadley and Beulah Bondi AW inLrilUJ ket, west of Fowlervilie, was cartoon 54 aamaqed to the extent V I V A 8M h A Wli I Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo 31Lf f J A j and Robert Douglas Chalsea ASich, shorts Latt Newft Coming Peggy Louisa, Return of the Frontiersman News MJZ See y jr DEALER or your Edison office Tuie in EDISON ELECTRIC THEATRE 7 p tn, Mondays, WXYZTV last week when Q car diivcn bv Thomas Lcrinq of the Oidsmobi Co crashed into it Mr Ackerman, science teach at Fowlerville hiqh school who is a reservist, has been callea 10 duty and Jne to F J Lewis, Wash Borihold Woodhams ha bon elected president of the Gii Mutual Auto Ins Co, at Howoli to succeed Georqe Burks cf Aui Arbor, deceased George Buike jrwus elected vice presid,ri ud Ross Rcbb, a director Of 300 nday, Monday, Nov 5, 6 ,, Stockbtdqe, Michiqan FridoySuturajy Wov 3, t Guidoy Shows Feto Smith 3 , 7, 9 and STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County oi Michigan in Chancery PETER J ISKhA Pkunitff Vfl HENRY S C BRUiti and KAT DrtUrtb ruls wue, UVLLLUX IAYLOrt hALri luwurt, CnrunJL1 fAbrviLL A s Aubihxi iviiiirtLLbtaS ctad theix unjmovvn heirs devuies, legatees ana assigns a Lot Number twelve 12 of 4 of Plats,at paqe thirtysix36 Assessors Plat No A, Villaqe of Fowlerville, Livinqston County Michiqan as duly laid out, platted and recorded in Mber Four VanWiiikle Van Winkle Attorneys for Plaintiff Business Address Howell Michiqan SAVE UtWUX OF PuliOUlUi Sail pcuaiiiq u me uicu, Point lor lue ooUiiiy ol JIVXU SLOU iii Liiaucttcy ui nowcuavii iqan, on in 1 aav 01 PLUUIer iyW l200 WE ARE GIVING I AN O, 400 EXTRA LARGE DISCOUNT ON ALL It appuuiinq om Uie sworn j bin oi compuunt ut Hita in saiu CuUe UlUl LU piUUlU iiaS HO ijttn auie aiur uuiyeiiL seuiciij NEW 1950 BUMS Raymond Sjolin, a Michiqen State student who olcbr 1 e , ,, teams victory over Michiqan j CoiningSunday My Blue Hea by drivinq 80 miles an hour inven Grand River traffic was put 01 b month probation by Judqe Lyon, md canot drive durinq that per lod Howell Royal Arch M will hold a past hiqh priests niio j Nov 3, preceeded by a 630 pm turkey dinner Howell high school seniors sole 2,42425 worth of maqazine sub j scripions this year The Dexter American cur has purchased 2 hospii and 2 polio packs to lean eu Two boys, one 13 and on 12 yeais oid who had ran aw y from home at Fiat Rock were apiured at Island Lake lost week by state police wih prt of he loot taken from the Rati son and Douglas hardwares at liri qhton A new Wild Life Conservation District has been formed at Ham bura with Charles Wiiqht ae the president KGHT CROSS Starring Jane Allyson,Dick PowelLRicardoj TAR2AK ,0 THE SLAVE GIRL Montalban, Lionel Barrymoro j advenuiS story of jungle with Len Barker Vanessa Brown fwa I Waiting for BabyIts Only Muscl j Crockodile Hunters Sunday Tuesday, Nov 5, 7 THti HEIRESS human interest story with Olivia deHaviland Montgomery i CUft t Ntws luts, Wed, Xhurl Nov, 7, 8, 9 CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK Color by Technteok j burning Donald OConnor Gale Storm, and Wal Deeman Mpn 7154 915 p m Carn ComingWake IslandThat Mid nit Kiss Mighty Joe Young We have enjoyed a very prosperous year, sold more Euicksfcan ana lnquuy iu aisciiuai wiieui, ever 5efore This is the cleanup We are getting ready for the uw saia afcienatuiis ait, uiive I jrt,,v o nrtre oi aeuO, or wnoiu uiey may iJ 1951 models Here is your chance to save real aougn z Loors, iay u uvlnq oi u tny nave av 4 Doors, Hard Tops,Convertables ve uv i Pisouui represoiituuvts or acu I uvaiu or wneio uity 01 Liny 01 f uitm fuay resiaw, or wnLci iic iiu iniees, cjauji eu or pii panvn ngut u uiese aenuuins nave been, ussiqneci to any oaiu person or pcions or wjitvUir ucn uufc, niieics ciaim nn poiiixie riqxiL 0 ine aerenaani nave ieen assiqnea to anyouii person or persons orwhether sucn iue mteresL claim, lien or possible nqnt nas been disposed ot py wm by Uie said dendanta And it tuither appearing thai the plaintai doe not know and kas been unaDiu atei cuiigeni Wurcii and uiquuy 10 ascertain Ae names oi Ja persons who are tnciuaea as defendants without einq named Upon motion, ihereioi ot VanWnikle 6 VanWiiiiav, uuiwv ior nlconuifs u is oraered mat te above named aeitnauutoLii, , tneix unknovn neiis, aeviecs, I legatees ana assiqnscause then 1 appearance to be enierea neiiii within three monihs from trio aue hereoi, oaa that in aeiauit tneeoi said bill be taken as couio Dy the said defendants ana oach and aH of them, It is further order that the plain tin cause this order to be publish ed within forty days in the Pmck 5 ney Dispatch, a newspaper print ed, published and circulatinq in said County once in each week fo ctt least six successive weeks Livingston Motor am YOUR BUICK DEALER Howell, Michigan II n r r, O UlHRiti moRniiiG iOAL HEATER Kodtl B20B It Coal Cap 25 Years Ago Mrs Wm Hoeker vhD i nearly 80 end lie3 alon at Ptvsville, fe1 and Lroke her hip Sat urday She was not fued until liCG a ni Sunday Ed Quinn, 43, who has beon livinq at tho Louis Coyle heme suddenly Thursday oi a heart attack j Pincknev hiqh school beet Sal j ino there Friday 7 to 6 The score for Pinckney resulted from 3 psss thrown by Don Svar thoul One to Mike Blades waj qood for 14 yds another to Har old Reason lor 10 yds and the thire to Reofvon on which he maa 27 yds and a touchdown Swarthout w nt thronqh the line lor 1 he extra poinVelna Hall is delcqate to tlie state Snday Shool convention at Detroit this week Tho OES are qivinq a donee cj the Masonic he ill Friday nqht Basil White won the rariio raffled off at the bazaar of StJorephs church at Howell last week 1 Thp Pinckney school has been I put on University of Michiqan j a credited list for another year Bom to Mr and Mrs Louis Clinton Nov 1, a dauqntor, Evel i vn Gone vie ve Mr and Mrs Floyd Rxison j havo pone to OrlcmdoFlorida,for tho winter Mr Shultz of Detroi lias bouqht the Mallien and Clark farm Paul Strawhecker of GravH j Raphes is visitinq his sister, Mrs On a Campbell, and famiy TT113 is a horse on me Next time Ill lool in Hie Vdi tclenlionc directoryfecjore I go hunting frr a in V l YOUR VOT2 TT3 TIME RESS WHO WILL CAN GIVE YOU A MAN N CONG 1 STAY ON THE JOB 0 TjVn 0 EEPSESEST ALL THE PEOPLE FIGH,T FOR YOUI Herbert W Define FOR CONGRESS6th DISTRICT VETERAN ATTORNEY THE MAN FOR THE JOB THE JOB FOR THE MAN DEMOCRAT Donated by Friends 1 true copy Glenn C Yellanu SLtaXTHftmaa Circuit Court v Cleric Commissioner The above entitled suit involves , Jd is brought to quiet title to SloWmq described lands lo Yt tht modttn coovnieoet n4 taaiiDg teooomy ol th WARM MORNING htattr If Jralyi tuxkl U tht only beater of its kind in tht world, Exclude, patented tott tht eotutroctioa wwltt in to abundtnot of tln,btbiuihtttndbJ4oelvinp Heati 11 dsjr tfd night klad of coal, coke BJtiMlMd COM im nd WAEMMOHNDfa AUCTION MILIJONAIRE TELLS SECRET J At Stewart Anderson Place at 210 West Main St, Pinckney SUCCESS I Finn Haakon Magnus arrived in Amoricn with only S2 Trdav Bom any hr ai, Nov 4th FAS1 FEED SUPHY eOMMJNV Ite BB Sunday time vi , a millionaire when askd uccss secret, hir maqic I fortune formula hr serys raw I njx oppoirunity Read Sneerss 1 he American Wav in this Sun j days Nov 5 issue oi Thr hold Furn u L American Wo4dv qreaJ nrac I jm j mwmw W in EKCLUSIVELY with Delroit AjgkgWWMUl I WUl HoeSiaris at 130 P M Truckload oi New Merchandise also Some House Some Real Bargains Its a r v T Change NO VETERAN HAS BEEN ELECTED TO COUNTY OFFICE SINCE WORLD WAR IL AND ONLY ONE OR TWO PREVIOUSLY TH GROWING COMM UNITY RESERVES NEW BLOOD TO THE VOTERS OF LIVING E1BCT STON COUNTY Mary Lou Albright Genn Wiggins FOR COUNTY TREASURER s Democrat enough to make the right deds ons ,m Democrat Ticket Educated in Detroit Public Schools Graduate of Detroit Candidate for Drain Commissi iness Institute in Banking 1923 oner fa aBq lor the 8uppor of Taxpayer in this county since on November 7th 2 SSSTd mT H Is a veton of World W 1 with many months otf overseas service We ask you to consider his re cord as Drain Commissioner from 1922 to 1926 and also his record with the State Highway Depart ment for four years in connect, ion with road construction VOTE FOR Elizabeth L Belen State Senator, Democre How About a Veteran for Sheriff of Your County How About a Veteran for Sheriff of Your County jtfftCi A Veteran of World War II with 58 Months Service, Including 12 months Overseas Duty I feelqualified for his office CMWOSSIONER MichiganDept of Labor and Industry in rm Not a pou so appealing to you as a Citizen and Author of 8 bills now law,among them Law requiring State Inspection of Elevators Advertising Michigan Appje QUALIFICATIONS LEGISLATOR Representative 1937 39 BUSINESS WOMANRetail Florist x MENNEN WILLIAMS Democrat Candidate for Governor w J PARALLAMENTAHIANIarsona recognized as parliamentarian His experience in construction oif r m centarknT Law since 1936 REGISTERED GRADUATE NUR SE Post Graduate work fe Pub tf7 Health at University of Michigan in 1928 and 1929, Visiting Nurse in Lansing 19191936 tile and open drains takes in many years He lives with his wife and two small children at 3334 Dean Road, DeerfieW Township WORLD WAR I Ingham County Victory Garden Chairman WORLD WAR II Supervising Nurse, Student Army Training Corps Voter for your Support Nov 7 LISTEN NOV 5th at 715 P M STATION WJIM LLOYD HENDEE V DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff T i Vote Democratic Tues, Nov 7 c vJrwX rjT mmi2 Malaria Control in Turkey W Wis Stressing a new outlook in international health, the UN World Health Organization WHO is now attacking international health problems with tactics based on preventive rather than curative techniques Here, under the guidance of a WHO Malaria Engineer assisting the Turkish Malaria Services, workmen spray insecticide for mosquito control in a swamp near a town in the province of Ankara Plebiscite Administrator Meets VN Internes A group of forty young men and women from 28 countries is this year training for an eightweek period at UN Headquarters where they arc assigned to different departments in the Secretariat to Icam the work of the Organization Here, Admiral Chester Nimitx of the United States, TJN Plebiscite Administrator for Jamam and Kashnnr, explains his contemplated mission to interested internes Kaniz Ataullah right of Pakistan and Sorfit Singh, of India LOCAL NEWS Junior Dinkel of the state pol ice is now located at East Lan sina again Last Thursday niqht Abertu Dinkel, Leota Reason Amanda DeBarrr, the Zieqler Sisters, Ce celia Boscher Bexnice Maas and Nancy Chubb qove a Halloween party at the Dinkel home Sunday quests at the Koch home were MrsLeer of Hamburg Lemuel Lewis and qiri friend and Ed Lewis and wiie of South Lyon Mrs Lucille Fohey entertained her card club at St Marys rect ory Tuesday The Steve Gerycz family of De troit called on Mrs, Emma Voll znex Sunday Sunday quests at the Lee f Lavey home were MrsMae Metz of Howell Mr and Mrs Mervin Nile and Tessie and David Lavey of Jackson The Ona Campbell family were in Ann Arbor Sunday , The James Whitley family spent Sunday at the Wm Whitley home in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle wore Sunday guests at the Clarence Stqpish home near Chelsea Mr and Mrs Mark Nash, Rosa leei David and Nancy spent Sunday in Ovid Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt were Mrand Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsi lanti and Mr and Mrs Frank, Naylor of Eajon Rapids Victor Lonn and wife of North ville were Sunday callers of the, Lester McAfee family The Charles Soiile family of Howell spent Sunday at the Phil lip Sprout home j Robert Carr who is attendinq , Michigan State is working in a drug store week ends i Mr and Mrs Roger Carr were in Walled Lake Sunday to takej Russell Bettes home who has been staying with them Ms Emma Dinkel spent last week at the Gene Dinkelhome in Detroit , TT1R WITH BUTTER i Llav 22der With Blotter Everyone prefers Butter to a Colored Imitation AHHIC from the deceit and fraud which would reBull from permitting yellow oleomargarine to be sold in this State, every thinking voter wants to KEEP PROSPEROUS Butter ia the foundation on which Michigans two and one quarter billion dollar dairy industry is built If the buttorleeiV undermine that foundntionthe whole structure is in jeopardy Dairying is the states greatest source of otlt ,,,1 iirr rt 1 cgricul tore is Michigans second largest industry Let us not expose that great industry to undermining by selfish outstate interests whose only concern is making more money for themselves If we allow yellow oleomargarine to invade the butter market it invites cheap imitations of other dairy products to follow suit PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST FRAUDv PROTECT YOUR STATED PROSPERITY Vote NO on PROPOSAL 4 on Election DayNov 7 And HE SURE TO VOTE This appeal it made by the more tlian 15XH Michigan Dairy, Farmers who are members of the nanproit cooperative MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION rta St,IW AUMtfaC f mI 4 G i I I 4 OPROTECT YOURSEI Against Imitation Buffer Your right to knowfor wthat theres BUTTER on the tableis threatened by a move to tamper withMichigans longstanding imita ionBUTTER law The present law is a GOOD law It protects you our familyand the family table Especially, it also protects you when you eat out, Now, with a referendum vote on this subject on the ballot November 7, its up to yon Its your job to protect yourself against imitation BUTTER to make sure you get the real thing Vote NO on Proposal 4, No vember 7th, O PROTECT YOURSEIF Against High MiUc Prices In case Michigan present lawprohibiting substitutes colored yellow in imitation of BUTTERis rendered ineffective in the November gen oral election thousands of Daily Farms will be driven out of business Milk will become scarcer higher in price as it has in other states which now allow, imitationBC R to be sold colored yellow It is no accident that milk prices in cities in those states are 1 cents a quart hihtr than milk prices in states including Michigan which maintain Protective law against selling imitationBUTTFR colored yellow Kep Michigan milk plentifulreasonable in price Vote NO on Proposal 4, November 7th PROTECT TOUR QW and Michigans Prosp rity WARS INC The first year Canada nov,i 1 j hstitutes to be colored yellow in imitation of BUTTER cost Dairy an rs there 50 MILLION DOLLARS 777 can happen in Michigan wh ,OO people u pnd on Dairying for their livelihood vith an investment TWh THAT OF THF ENTIRF WORLD OPFKATK NJ TV FORD MOTG, COMPANY Reduce Michigans income by mrnr millions of dolvs C vou depress tj vuilct for all kinds nf MiJ in gooh , Slides vriraldy damain Michigans soil and agriculture, I w ou ii c for your familys sake , , for Michigans sake jon Proposal 4general election, November 7th To the Qualified Electors Notice is hereby given that a General Election will bo held, in the Township of Putnam, State of MicWojan, at JHE PUTNAM TOWN HALL within Said Township oo Tues Nov, 7th, 1950 fm top of ectu the foftowino effion vU STATEGovednor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State Attorney General, State Treasurer, Auditor General CONGRESSIONAL Represent ative ia Congress LBGISLATIVBState Senator, Representative in State UgUla CountyRtoecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Register o Deeds, Drain Commissioner tS County Surveyor one such other officers as are elected 22 Circuit Court Comrnissionex vifcu ulE That facts are publishedby the Dairy Action League, 415 l,ttr Building, Lansing, ,UCJ,, uirking uitb aiittmsr ,jHr,, , dairy grwipi in behalf oj keeping Michigansprtw1 Jintax, bullet imititiiiLltiw It sfinanced by the Ci 1,ii fciple dependent In dairying ON PROPOSAL 4 General Election Nov 7 A npns,il to tamper with Miiluxans longstanJing lUiitfrlmuation Law AND TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING REFERENDUMS lProposed Amendment to Sec tion 1 of Article 3 of the State Consatuion relative to the Elect iv Franchaise, 2Proposed Amendment to Article 10 of the State Constitution aufconzinq the borrowing of money to build and eqwp HosPitals for MentaUy IU and EpUep iics, i raminq Schools for Mental j Defective and Tuberculosis Hospitals I i 3Prosposed Amendment to Article 2 of the State Constitution y adcanq a new section there to relative to , Aversion 4Referendum on Act No 1 of the Public Acis of 1949,entitled X amend Sti01 of Act No 22 of the Public Acts of 1901 entitled An Act to prevent decepion in the manufocture and sale of Imitation Butter Also any other proposition that may be submitted at this time Notice Relative o Opening and Closing of the Polls Election Law, Revision of 1943 3093 Section t On the day of any election the polls shall beopened at 7 oclock in the fore noon and shall be continueaopen until 8 oclock in the alter noon and no lnqer Every qualified elector present and in line at thr, pools at the hour prescrib ed for the closinq thereof shall DO allowed to voteThe POLLS of said election will b open at 7 oclock a m and wiii remain open ntil 8 oclock p m of said day of election MURRRAY KENNEDYTwp Clerk U1V Rndo Presents At omfr broadcast iv s m HARRY F KELLY FOR GOVERNOR Henry F Kelly Republican can hdate lor governor heads a trong team for a tough tim Ho served overseas with dis tinction in World War I 1 boon acclaimed nationally loi the forceful leadership he iv Michigan during hwfour years as wartime govcrri He is particularly recognized O a leader in the linht egriis Comrijism and Socialism in the past ten years He Is a teem leader who will work with the legislature and nil departments of the state government Strong men, with Irrown ability for each job, will make up a Ptopes Tisk Ftce to get things done for you m C VANDENBERG FOR LUTCriANT GOVERNOR Vihm C Vandenberg has been o Led or in the state senate lor i rms Ho has rendered vital r as chcirman of the impor ie Affairs Committee A ri codiccted to the cause of rA government he advocates ion and cor5 in state Local Notes 4 fRIDM ALGER, Jr tor Secraiary ol State FRANK 0 MILIAR lor rtora7 Cenerot D HAII BRAKE JOHNS MARTIN, Jr tor Auditor General foim Week end quests oi Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Georqe pf Detroit,Mr and Mrs Basil Garrison and fam ily of Dearborn and Don Griffith and family of Ann Arbor i 1 Sunday quests at the Georqe , Thompson home were the Paul Keiser family, the Misses Minnie and Mary Thompson and Ralph i Thompson of Detroit, Mr and Mrs tra Nay and Mr and Mrs W A Ketcham The occasion was Mr Thompsons bbirthday Mr and Mrs CEBucher scent iho week end with her skter and lamiJv in Kalamazoo j Mi and Mrs Ross Head spent ihe week end with the Jack Schneider family ir Colchester, Ontoiio Amonq those wo attended the cancer meetinq at Grand Rapids J last week was Mrs Clifford Van Horn The Cory Druq bowlinq team won from the Knapp Service LaRosa bowl Sunday niqht The team fof South Lyoon at the Cory team is Lloyd Hendeecapt Joe Griffith, Wesey Reader, Clift Miller and Merlin Amburqey Mr and Mrs Ray Bums spent Sunday at the James Burns home at Belleville The Hallooween party qiven by the Younqlove PTA Friday niqht was a biq success The Dominick ConkUri family of Pontiac were week end quests at the Ray Burns home Wek end quests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Mr and Mrs Frank Boutell oi Howell, Mrs Aqnes Burgess of Mason and Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Louis Wgqoner spent Sunday at the Clark home in Wayne Deanna Dinkel, qrand dauqh I der of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel was a patient at Melius hospital in Brighton last weekk The James Ward family of hubbs Corners entertained th employees of the Scofield Shop fi v Unftcd Nations Radio documentary feature on atomic energy, entitled Yeir of Derision, will be heard over manyradio stations all over the world The program features excerpts from UN meetings and includes statements on atomic armaments,race and the future use of atomic energy by such authorities as Albert Einstein, whose voice is heard David Lilienthal J Robert Oppenheimer and Robert M Hutchins Movie actor John Garfield left and UN Kadio personnel are shown here recording the program Farm Reforms Urged for Poland Polish wonan worker shovels apples dumped in an outdoor bin minion of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO report that Polands food supply,,j in a state of emergency and has recornrFrdert sweeping reforms to raise food production Among awuiiwa WHM the measures suggested are improvements in tbe home and commeroTHowell at a party at their eul pressing of inuis and vegetables and a system of ratioaiafc homo Soturdav xwrt v , s MvV IKE MNCKNE DlSPATQ SS Peopl es ore sss N Dteprrc Pcstoffic 114 ii s i ds, Shoes Firrs things S3 tier SB 5r 4 i a 3 3 ,r vKi f ra fi idi EEEt ioHowall SubMxiptox Flics UP J Tear WuriatL FtiBMbt Lois CurUs of Dstroit spnt ri day witn katciiyn Henry Ben Wiuto ond wifo called ct the Batil White hcxu3 in ttovou last Tuesday zzz The James Doul family of now ell were Sunday visitor at trie Ben Whiie home Mrs Mary Amburgey was call ed to Clawson Sunday by th serioj ihncs oi her Lrcheiilaw, fruiiK Ambuiy Mr and Mrs lihhr Kaqd of the Ohn Robinson home ana Ahoona, fa, spam last week at with them attended the Vvke i Gitlelman weeamq at Femdelc j Saturday niqht Or v die Amburqry hod an opei jation performed on his broken leq at Mercy hospital last week It is tha same leq he broke some 1 year aqo I Don Coy1 who broke his lea land sulkna a skill tancere in an auto accident is at his horn in Lakeland He qces to Detroit 1 for treatment oveiy 3 day, k, leq Wis broken ixg above th ankle , Hajr Prisk of the county heme at Howell called on friends here i Monday The Dr James Nash family of Coldwaior pont the week end io the Lynn Hendee home Mrs Mardell Schroeder of Detroit and kkeMaxin Du, berry j of Flmt opiv ihe week end with their molv kko Sad Moran 1 Jarns kieey jr im storied a factory in the Shirey aaraqo and has war orders Mr rr kvs Lvnn Hendoej v ro a rh aoday l CTt Deo A a a W cf kkl ford i ihe Wra Darrow fam k v ot r wre oaaray qu , 1888 of h lerr Darrow Mrs LI ee Broqan, MrnLuella Th k v c i i i , Patkn a,a auuahe a Mary iho Jo vh Stackable lamily ,,v , oak, St lKlAffS blCSjING RlSjpLVfS ITS MODERN JtVtiLUTIONARY t io mort iptnslv unhoa1 Sy pumping and digging up of tispooltjIplic lon, teepoge pooli nroi ropi ond ctoggtd linei Herei th most rliobt ond lci M, iiiloj Ht Cfvsly, diuoiv and toponify grease, ilodg hoir, loth ond ofhar or nic jolidi h,j mcder the n gunrorfs qiui ond W c,nl esulr i 12 to 16 Sni NO SHUTDOWN of pool or Ion k nrt pr , 01 n work in 0 5, JO, 15, 73, 50, r1 r s CoftodJi ff, Off P 0NMINJ Off Ptndjf 91 11 8717 kqk ide DT uglies Rush Lake l , c 4 Wats Stas 3ic Stanley Oinkel jmDciMarviMMHBaviBM c GOOD QUALITYL ouna y D 1 Special de luxs PHILGASTAPPAM Range e family 0 nave moved to Inkster ivk,r, r n u ,, homo , J t bt bhn ot WilLamsvaib hen Mierv K naev with Hciee ipmchased the Wilham Caop,iHansril 0 Ann Arbor attended ni K,c fiCkAnn ,tNotre Dam iviis Kaymonda MorriG ana i jootb1 eem at South Bervblnd dauqhters have moved from ovr Saturday the Shirey quraqe to the iJouiuoni Rtrn ALL SrZES ON HAND PfcGMPT DELIVERY Staiil v Dinkel rhrred a foot ball qame at Howa last TUGG day between Howell liiqh school reserves and Durani Qe Sendrr rnir, ct Mi DE Hoey Sons PHONE DEXTER 2 6 3 rw rfNI OfcjL W jpaitments on East Main St i Mr and Mrs Fred iead apem the week end at the Dr Stev Brown home in Detroit j Norman Miller, Claude ana j Harold Swaithout and LJ 11 1 spent the week end at Dcuqk I 7 IT , 13 tli Swaahouts qot deee J Ambrose Kennedy aal fent i Mr oavi Mrs Clair Miller wax TJ, I , nf Sunday a h irv i , , cnjr I Sendtv quests of the Merwin 0an k Sv e eivpbeki family werr Caadcs j Darnels and wife of Chei ,aevid w r C e CM of Ae n e i 1, I rvl a Ciiaiee oilih Olid Wif kiii, i apai, in iuv ,r , ,q vvo w es e V i J 1 Oil, i0IJ w i i r u, himhnq I 0J b d ol r,qisered Hoi k jonqJiq i 1 lh Slate at i ii, S11 i Hospi,, were d laTa we k ,s orar a by the q,e 11 ir foi bq t,d 91 i d rs na i,onnir VanSlambrook ana wie z , to ie ei y t h r horil I Iho it eiuerialn r ui m w o ar,i t mt JcAov n den mav l n on n k ov nia t in s in a e i sa The Halloween wmo vv dsco west J khs Morwin Campbell attena , assome rude boy 3 mad aknq project had to bv ,,i i 1 , J , cf Kol m o laim ba M h,q ins O r, j, an i t iliti, JviS ,, eqaipn , ijJr,,d,iiff flscd the Halloween party at h lise of smeGrnq them up cv j Harqcr school rnday niqhtiU niCTht were there t ,iAvii trtomnf, frrtigTjtnij burners i,iiovato f,orr p ,7 Vfeunliifovci vini furvin 5 4W rttli ovr n Hjht V 24hour clok with VuHtin Vipirfircor 1 ng, 4imo, Ut to ,j , hrnoki Ir Vyo AtLe, I J k d M I M VC COWS SS00 Eacch Msdomes Clifford MilbT ana e Merlia Amburgey wef la fcrtTRADE5M ALiOVtfANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGSI I p,ntMondav wib Mrs N t pto g pjnckniy Stfe4i Vanqlm Mrs EeCi T pi of j n,a,l laokson who ha n visihnq ,, j j4g IfOClC COj VHiirtiirl re orRTi Blur, i , ven ii on v i Lxr1 vrK, lain isi e tin u ,t Z row Is the time to modernize yovx itck n with Philgas , the thrifty xjiiW,1 gas for form and tovn honneb Vou con hut far pr 1 , but yoJ wont find a hlceer vlue anywhere rn this Lcrinerul do luxe raig leinrinhor too, we vdl ec ya ,orous troioi nllovrsicc on yjir rtl, r,f lypr, rrke,, Ir , f you wish m i aage l i n t v a facM c o CHOOSE CO JL l lMiek f e 5,M s Mn Albrt Lhirly reiurnc t , pj the wok end v h Mrand I v her home irom St Joe hospitaid Trwsr in Illinois Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Doyle jr3 NormCT M rrill cf Webslcri Templeton and childen ot K qc sonV Tiidoy wlih br mot e i HOIiSES S5G0 Each Harbor spent last week at th 1 Nettie Vauqhn, Mrs Mar Shirk home i joro Farky and Tamela calka HOGS 150 per Cwt ,, V roIi vn ot 1 Kac 1 ,an iliuiaay Mrs Gladys Clinton v ki ListT, Mrs Homer Ho vhcaiqan Center k st wek He askr, Mr Ohn rishbeck cam limc with her m Sunday quests at the Harry, gf Palmer home were Ben Palmer and wife and Mrs Savaqe of De j irott and Herb Palmer and fam ily of Flint , At th Charles Clark homo the , qijets Sunday were fttS Clark jr family of Galesburq , fijfc Btly Blatchford of Battle Croekf and Dan Driver and wite ot DWm Lambert oi Portaqe, lak qav3 a mchon tor r , hn Carver fbmily bu,,, niqht b O,orbein USN r,p k end wth D ivJ Ab ai a j and wL ,0 Aibi,n w urn oa Saluraay , ih Hobrt Reod famdy aia ka, ,ne Arthur Bulks home in Creqoy Thursday r Cdar Swathout and noncuQ ,,, Swarthout spent the week end in MR BLACKNEY is a firm fcrir ,i Reelect tlliom ft LJiPUl AM CONRkM,rCr 6th MICHIGAN CTSTRICT r BLACKTkrY wo, th an kor n,i poas,rJ lh bill which p j 1 1, P v r v 10 cash h ir terminal mfj y milions of rn,r V pes m k 7tiuikJ V t ove bo a , aa rv k dodars a y ar in n i qs MRBLACKNEY1sporored irie hih thai paavio d blr maical srviees in 11 biarxh of 1mid ,ry io by hi Doctors, D ntista 6 ouq ns BT1 ConCiiaioaalGovrnrn FuUsiie Kichen Rng frorr, 7950 Aufcnatic Wafer Heofft fom 850 vick, I MMIJ I feifs I SEE US TODAY W HANOif ALL iSSTALlolOM kovelb i,, Rasalae Nash was home from Mica State over the week end Omer Gass and wife who have brfn in Arizona are visihnq at lh kester McAfee home G iry Eicrimcm and his bner ,aLo of Dearborn spent oun a at the Russe Glover home kwlarville ,MR BLACKNEY is k,ily appc, a any i Waiter Reason of Detroit ana sisontiv fouqiit and vo d every oc h, On Dr Walter Mercer tarmly ,c positions oi qly oppored It naan plan to soeiakzo our qovcriment by the a ,pL, n of Sork for re iciiltnre apd otht rimi s bdb MR BLACKNEY a, a mmbrr of the Amvd Server, ommTt v 1 kr nil that would protect our bo, in and out of screen, ri , th v,an,tf t, f of the totowolanow W a 70 Conp AeF ,, 0 , w u by General MacArlhur an othrr n , Blackney as not acccy ho commit iss acion, Of s, k kr, ,aub, aid Cld protect a Coxnmiiko m ml r, 13 eonnu rq hi 1 a 0 1 ion can bo offrrd our br7s in torvko kmpi 0 comn vr ,,2,, f r mo o1 ta country, and has con rnunke holdinq pub n vi vi nunt w jiu pusiuon oi East hansina were Sunaay j BLACKNETid darinq hs ronaiesaonq cc a ha K au s at the Wm Mecer 3, c5mmitee3iriCiJ,3ina Po off e and host rtoras, Jmn IvVs H kn iicGrrqor of Bnqhtn, Buildinqs ana unrln, ond is now a rr mb r of h iHoektiy SwiHttOtf tCivj rday i inoJudos tho Arrjiy, Th laeil VT family ft Health STVis c Fowirvk cii ke Edward Spoijrs horn Sunday Al Nesbit niyi of Detroit redea at the k Henry horn I lde eo , Conqressional r ai M Nanlization Public Aimed Services dommit tee, which my, ,h Nivv, tho Ai a d kiarine tto Cot Gurd and he Public , onn a vith k Oispatcii Wau Adv I L et Afr, 3tfF X zw TRE PPiagfer PATCB Wockeidefvv I 1850 J BANE AUTO LOANS Offer You These Advartagesl Here 1 LOW COST 2 PROMPT SERVICE I 3 CONVENIENT TERMS AND I PAYMENTS Member Federal Deposit Incur LOW COST AUTO LOAN anco Corporation All Deposits Insured up to 10000 for each dA A JeVlUk BEUEVE IN Depositor Stores 389 lbs of assorted frozen food right in your home You can cut your food costsand still live better than ever And how much work it saves Come in and see this freezerits ot everything And its General Electric That means dependability Oilfy VpERWIEK Model NA II THE rTRST NATIONAL BAN HewelL Mich SPOTCASHT FC DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE HHCXNEY SAJBTAfilUM Ptnokney u Michigan Dotty 1100 A M to 200 P M TRUCK Mosu Tuesw ftL iaL 7 to 8 p zn DR a iMcGUlSKEY Delist 112 North Muhiaan Ave Telephones j Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appoinmc D, W VanWrnlde C S VOB WINKLE VanWNKLE Van WINKLE Attorneys at Law rustt State and Savinas Bank 225 Michigan MARTIN LLVAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton Mich Phone 157F11 fc Repcdrinc Si REMOVED PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 50 Licensee tor DABLOIG COMPANY Phone 183 207 E Grand River AZS1 P ESS 1947 CW V1 W W94 1XE Fumltur or parts track650 ca Caid Lawirano 1795 CB BW or Phon 59F8 Plnclawv Mich 1946 Ford TrucfcwiUi Um mad P A UiS 2Li 5K body A real baSjST jSo, Farm SaU A ftpwlaBty gal jjgg MjfiPigan Plumbing and Heatina HB SNEED , ,a4 8717 Lakeside Driye Rush Lake I License STTaSEuTftLA5 n BEBTWYUE tpotc,un to, o cnty 1947 10 0 ,Pfaon Ffaclawy 79F8 Livingston At a iseslOQ oi said Court held at the Prgbat Office la the City of Howell iwmuuuuam rid Ask us to PROVE how you can lve fceffer for lessl caid TOrty 19th day of condition, 99500 lober A D 1950 Mnatmi TMIU f Authorized Dealer , GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME FREEZERS LAVE HARDWARE M ober, A D 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Iu The Matter of the ESTATE OP HENRY C THOMPSON, Deceased It appearing to the Court thert the time for the Preeeentation of oleums J against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appoint to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed oy and before said1 Court and that the legal heirs of said deceased entitled to j Inherit the estate of which sedd dececs Jed died seized should be adjudicated wheel drive,very good condition, Ideal lor wrecker service65000 International Pickup excellent Mustang Trailer, new, fifth wheel and brakes Up to 5 ton cap New 119500, now 79500 1946 Chervolet Cab and Chassis, ,160 w base, with BrownLipe Trans 49500 1948 Jeep Panel excellent shape Only 69500 1946 GfttC Tractor, fully equipp ed, air and vacuum brakes Only 109500 We will accept trades finance REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAPOLD RADT Repairs On All Wakes Phone Pinckney 154F3 DR C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 P ft45WARTHOUTrd SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich, FRED C BErCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av Howell n Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 GYITHENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Tracking Phone 64F14 HnckneyMlcb CARL JONES Concrete Products, GravL Sand Top 8otL Road GravoL Fill Dir Road B uildfng Blocks Lcdd Piece or Contrac 7628 Toma Rd, Pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter 3116 HW WYLIE 4I0TARY mSITBANCE and BONDS PHONE 138 PINCKNEY iasifii 1 ItMeitf Aftt ll OrderedJhat all of the creditors IIUIUM iW 0115 J 11, I bOlCffl DIIS5CII, of said deceased are required to preset 209 West Huron St, Ann Arbor u , kgneBM37Sl Tr eSS WANTED Cust Corn Picking LH wSiiTKrAcM5o23n310 with a Wood Bros corn picker TLfuxl2 ir peYMich JOHN McqKUftND STErtfJNG INSURANCE CO REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF For 17 years has served the the people of Livingston county His decisions are made On facts Never was a time when men of Keep experience with proven abi they are today , Keep experiener with proven ai, lity in office f J The next two years axe going to be dangerous years Experience in police work will W very muc needed His staff of deputies all have had several vars experience Contributed by friends their claims to said Court at said Pro, bate Office and to eerve a copy thereol upon George Poppas, administrator of said estate whose address is 332 S Fifth Street Ann Arbor, Michigan on or before the 2nd day of January A D , 1951 at ten oclotk in the forenoon, said time and place hereby appointed for the examina tion and adjustment of all claims and demands against said decease for the adjudication and determination of the heirs at law oi said deceased at the time of her death entitled to inherit the estate of whlcn the deceased died siezed It is Further Ordered That public notice thereof be arren by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and clrculat ed in said County A lm copy Hirom R Smith CelsiSli Pcrrshall Judge of Probate Register of Probate FOR SALE A Fine Wool RamMcPHERSON State BANK Louifl StadeatOe, Pinckney Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Pinckney ltd, noweli Jfficlfc FOR RENTModem 7 room house near Pinckney Box 108 Pinckney FOR SALEBaby scales, car bed, seat, cheap Inquire 11360 River bank Hi land Lake Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 LOST X jFOR SALEGilbarco OU Burner, i JnCE I will mcdce fancy aun type 10000 , or bndal and baby shower gun type 10000 Gerald Reason T 13 inch male Beaqle make fancy work Z nt cmdbaby showers and xoi Christinas presents Mrs, Flora MacArtor, Phone 163 r call at 422 East Ivlain SL in Pinckney LOSTA qrey and wnito cu a sick childs pet Reward Road 92 edax Lak Pinckneys t J r mctt mal ceaqle FARM BANKING AT HARTLAND iho te with black and tan l91 coaairRewaiti An lntereennq article In the SL Sf c 0 Michigan Investor tells about the i , J ront 5 or 6 room use of banking principles in SSw T11 farm operation to produce con il U rowner Portage Lake 4nq account at the fcank Phone Dexter 5302 amel kitchen rone, bums wood Deposits are made inv the form FOR RENTModrn five room Si coaloc3a Edmund Haines 0i commercial ferilisers and home, all tunished oil furnace j HrJLfi practises d with9 9 0 2 Riverside Drive or phone FOR SAIfiDreesed Turkeyjchu orawels in form of crops con Brighton 7 3 9 7 1, jkpns and Ducks for Thanksqivinq Stash BltT0fl8nPh0BPh0 andWMlto Girl to care lor two , n I InM t school children and help mth John Bpjj58F2 Jance tJmafnisfft0rv usework VTnice conqJSalWTTOKffquarrie on fhi ISSSSSM1 I inh with own room and good Shot Gun 1500Toko Delr Rifb on the mvestment is returned mwaoe Wriu Mrow,, SiwHth a wM IcS iTck i i 51 iC v MIZI u,CTPat,flome wiin OWnroom and aooH li Spokane Ave Detroit 4 Michigan, formerly of Pinckney FUR SALEti9ctric Reirigerator with 3 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 Baby Sitter Dependable, 35c ap hour Claire Campbell Phone 131F3 s MMM J ,0cCTnc rteirtgeratorJour Uaire Campb McPHERSON Stnlei RAW W1 elcWc stove, both in aond Phone 131F3 FOR SALE 2 lots 66X132 each e Umstead ana Sn c 1, St V hiquire AlTENTlONi e epnone teats Fruit DUALITY Groceries Vegetables Fish All deposits up to 10,000 injured by our membership in the w tifwri a1, cev Federal Deposit Insurance Cor 596 Mower Road or J poratjon FOR RENTCottage a Big Silver 1 Lake rent by month hot water, A A A A, A bathroom, lak priviliges Call 2 6 1 9 WYptUantl after 3 Phil Carney Kraizmiller5 1 Livingston County Phone 25566 1 , 1 FOR SALE Round Oak Kitchen Ann Arbor Range, bums coal or wood, in good condition Colled f Louis Kourt phone 69F3 Representative Market Prices Courteous Service Clark Sows Bled Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened Ail Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 Rivet Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan apartment Pinckney WANraKOT4 Wiii pa Detroit masker price CRUoid Ph 62F1 v 51 LIVINSTON AND SHIAWASSEE DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE Adrain deBoom ri REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE FOR RE ELECTION NOVEMBER 7 1950 ia sU Vf Ir,, N n t4 jjjfiSiv 5 45 BliseieessssisMasslBii 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 01, 1950 Description An account of the resource November 01, 1950 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 1950-11-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch