330 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4ce2c76d51f5b436a1281b004889748f.pdf bae0fc090835d0d77b65677dc0489fd5 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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N I JS PPIBP Ocm Viiutvurt jr OAXKUKST iu 1 CiyUTOfiT MISS m iMi HMW K 1 iwiiii1 JIM LfTiwwj t wiwippppi A Volume 68 TTc Wednesday, March 28 1951 Grass Fire Michigan Mirror Governor Williams reports cm TheDeptof CSseaa eterfdeitof 800 by reminds the public that a perm iST HetiSSed a St 2L i reauired to Hart open toe inoi rtTrTii QiO SSO whenever the qround is not tii5 2 f H of me curr snow covered These burning pe budget was W g,J A 2 SW ed from 294,900 to 304 400OOU , callina Howell 7712 OuSre 51 HlTodTy calliiq fenee aid 500 repcuP Briqhton 2695 or 76710 the state office building It muat b uerstood that the Michiqan has taken a step ft g9CminQ a permit does not halt the doctor shortage by ad nllBVQ hfi rmillee 0f the resmittinq Canadian doctors to proc oi takinq necess use in Michiqan without the one precautions io stop the spread year trcamna PJJV, of fire ox the keep the fire from 81 71 rfSli Qetting beyond their control The Uttle Hoover mmission, heTJm preccrutions termed by some a theorist or which shouH taken qanization would make thr sin stQtin namely a tire police commissioner, removable shcuia n0v be unattended J only by the supreme court Q ghouU plowed , Highly skilled desiqners a re arQa be burned bemq tempted away from Mich st0xtinq a fire an efrt should Kicm by hiqher waqes by corn ade tQ gtart if9 it j pomes havmq defense contracts burn wmd enouQn j Michiqan was already short cu , ghould around t0 efiect expensnced men The flow of ivl COntIol spread of yfcmen back to defense lines has irej and a definitely halted It never reached the por be Qut ieavina j portions of Woild War U The tof Conservation main Since June 1, 1950 who sale tams a field force of 3 men dj prices have risen 2 percent and a sup j Q fee nqhuna pnces Received by fanners 24 ment consistina of pumpers, percent Farm prices are expect and plow cmd hand ed to go 10 or 12 percen higher toolg m 1 county These Car manufacturers 1, thev OTe for brush keep up present producuon will T addition to the OUR r 1 y No 13 Fires CITIZENSHIP i IN IN THC OTFYCAR tLtCttOAl, WHM HO ATOMAu OTFlC 13 AT 3TAKT, 15 A RES0lftlUTy THAT SVCS AS A MEASURE OT 000 CITIZENSHIP IN OUR DCMOCRACX The fire enqine was called to j the Otwell home at Petty sville Current Comment The Kefauver senatorial invet Sunday noon by a qrasi lire iI 1 wa no qreat Monday niqht to the Xdrew 8hakeS tU wwt build cars with less stel as a 20 percent cut becomes effec tive Thcv will probably built mom Hqht cars Civilian defense forces will soon receive alert cards Thes cards describe alrt siqnals and tell what to do RecrpTortionment ha3 com up aqain Senator Ccteman of above, fourteen man have been appointed as keymen They are situated to enable quick initial action on a fire accurina anv the authority to hire labor for place in the county They have the suppression of brush and qrass fires and each is supplied with hand tcols such as pump cans arid tliovels ThS3 tools Campbell home where a chim JJrf0 n tbjj neq burned out Both Tires were ta L110 nat n, , qovernment would put them on the air everyday and aet a sponsor they would put out Shortly after midniqht Sunday the lire whiste blew aqain This dme it was the Lee Lavey or the Eisele farm barn on the How el i Rd There is no house here but a larqe barn and lonq tool sieav Five tractors are stJbrea in the shed The firemen found burned newspapers and an empty qasuline can in tiie shed and called the StatepoliceThey rounded up four local boys who alter all niqht grilling admitted break into the shed to steal gus from the tractors Having no i light they lighted newspapers and ignited the gasoline Two enourh money to pay the nation la debt All the taverns turned their televisions on the broad cast and during the New York broadcast they remarked to fre auenters as they came inTobev now pit hina and ODwver catch ing Th Hay thor was a niqht session they iolu everyone A double header today We never could fiqure out the purpose of these senatorial inveetiqations We supp sed the senators were son to Washinqton to makelawi etc Tht investiqators have little power They cannot indite, bind th wr not implicated One strrs and bio business but sofar Bottle Crek has introduced a mav be loaned t0 who bill to reapportion the house ac wishes to burn bnjsh cording to population but preserve the qriDoraphiaal balance in the senate CONSERVATION NCUS Persons wishing to see deer yara conditions are invited to make the inspection trip April 8 At this time conservation counts will he made, Hera losses this cr qrass under a burning permit The foil towina is a list of thise kevmen and the township in which they reside Jos Lyons Tyrone Har old Klein Conway Max Mus on, Marion Gerald Brian,, Hartland Larry Camburn, Putnam Kenneth Hyne, Briqhton Fred Reiman, Oceola liarold All AcTUALty, THE STRCNGTH OF THE COUNTRY U8S IN TH REPRCSCNTATIV8 CHARACTCR NOT ONUY OF THC FKDCRAL, SUT OF THC STATC ANP LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THE TRULY GOOD cVnfeEN ADMITS NO OFFy,Ak IN THM OJSCHARGC OF HlRSPONSIBlUTy HE BOTH SeVM3TH6 COMMUHTy ANO PGOTfaCTS NS OWN tNTSST3 By CTH HIS UOTS h thy wero of them came by alter the fire started Tried to help the boys put it out and then came to Pinck ney and qave the alarm Two of the boys charqed with the act are juveniles, 13 and 16 years old The others are 17 and 20 2 will be taken to juvenile court and two to municipal Insurance officials and statepolicewere,pre sent, representinq the state tir marshall The loss is esimated at 400 The boys must pay this Two of Jhe bays have been in trouble before this has only resulted in qanqsters losina a few qun permits In New York a firemens organ ization was shown to have con Iribitrni 55,000 to Mayor ODwv ers rampnian and 1000 to that nf Senator Tnbey, one of the invpsiiao1 rs In Michiqan, thanks 1 the 1 aiqli iires killina the one mm nrand ii v law the state has no way to ombat oroanised ico Undrr the one man qrand iurv the prsirlinq iudqe wassa emHe could call anv witness he desired,jnil them for contempt HHS3K3J53H lH Note The Handy Hammer 4H club HBLLJft V Mtuircliea 4cuv J krfli6iic vJhuxch y, Michigan Haitold VereUen of Pinckney is 0f court and qrant immunity to qiven credit, for savinq the barn, witnesses for turninq states evlHe came by saw the fire, tried idoivHowever too manv of the help the boys put it out and then leqislnfnrs qot caught So the drove to Pinckney and qave the Joqislntur took all teeth out of alarm afte unscrewing the caps the law inHndina the qrantina ofthe tractor qas tanks so they of immunity to witnesses and would i VA explode held open house Friday niqht at P kiw i cktliui D n their room below t fehflll 3 S2l P fd in 35bsLl053 m 00 iww 1130 iZZ JL U ocnnn 1 bright, Gbfcoctah Robert Kourt dThis club started by Marshall winter 800 4 Hhfld rf tlio winter Uf 1P4R47 T5JI t i i 1 Iosco1 Meqbon several i A, Novrtna Devotioosiof the winter W 194647 Persons are warned aqainst burninq dead qrass and leaves in the field It destroys younq rabbits and nestina birds and shoilens the life of wire fence They should also remember burn ing permits are required Perch and smelt runs have not yet started but are expected to about April 1 Ralph Wainwriqht, ioscc Leet now has some 20 members and Coniesslorisi Gordon, Tyrone Raymond Sum thanks to a 200 donation from Friday evenina at 730 n m IT MAY BE RAY LARSON In 1337 Demacre Davisa reti inspector of tne Detroit police his wife and sisterin law were murdered on their farm in Tyronne Ray Larsian, a hired man who disappeared was souqht but never found IosAnner, DeerfieldLouis Driver,Green the Pinckney Civic Improvement Friday after Novenna Devotions qeles Cauiornia Police n met Oak , Assn has a well equipped Saturday 730 to 9tQff R M shf Basset Tuesday they had Due to lack of a fire detection work shopwith power saw, sand Sunday bsfore 800 Mass man whosG discripticn an system in southern Michiqan it der lath etc where the boys finqorprints corresponde1 n is only throuqh the cooperation , can qratify their creative urqe GaaaaaMruA fiuuimmiH those of Larson How v t ,ry o the public in reportinq any The boys made 84 articles for unattended fires to the nearest the 4H exhibit at Howell this fire dept conservation dept per week TVindow fliowers boxes sonnel or State Police Post that seem to predominate but there CoDgptgattnal Community Church A Sad the man was 30 yais vhls Rev Donald Braef, pqstor Laiso,n wol,y Pa5l 40 Thur,730, Teachers and officers Todays Detroit Fre Pr88 of Sunday school at parsonaqe vs the man was releaii Mfter mad thrVT judqes required in stpnd f on Uptndate the new1 law has never been used The circuit court iudas associatibn says it cannot spare 3 iudqes for investigations vhirh last last months and years Supt Bears of Litchijeld seems to be th qoat or burnt offering, in the Litchfield school affair It is clninv i io qot 11000 in schcol st1 to aic meny than he had rami q bv falsifvinq attend ance rcrls, The school board disclaimed nil rcsponsibilirv, say inq th v left everythina to the sut and fired Bears, Bears cam pniqnod fo a 27000 school last year but qot a 18000 oneSo fax then has boon no evidence h9 PKvfited porsonnlly by his efforts There is also the claim that other schools wer doina the same thinq The whol thina is that Spectal fishinq priviiiqes on jlie iiqilters WJH be abie to afft were ajs0 Rothes hampers,waste Sat 800 Class party at the Pfovmq his innocence Whitmore Lake end April i ively control and suppress these baskets, qun racks, table lamps, Mark Nash home , RW,rX,rM The dept has finished mapp fa flour scoops, fqbt stools, a pair Sunday 1030, Sermon, The IRD DEGREE CONFERENCES mq Coon, Pardee, FaUerson, of gults, toy rcrbbitstc GospelLiqht A larqe asemblaqe of M ,sRound, Biq and Little Urooiceq1 HE WAS AT LAPEER j The community owes Marshall 1130Sunday School Beqinninq 1 wer Present at the temple Lakes in Livinqston county , Patrick Jeffeys of Pinckaey, a Meabon a vote of thanks for ci,use 0f Bible Liqht Press mater of Livinqston Lodqe No 76 S The state has purchased izn state Iroop stationed at Bay City, the time he has devotd to this or iaL urdav niqht when MM deqrees the srho1 district had found more acres of land to add to uie was ono 0j gtcrto troopers qanization and the success he Monday April 8, Rev Richard were conferred on 2 candidates ,, wny to oprrrtp bv svate atd state qame area Ine cost wast mooilijjed to aid the Lapeer has made of it , Roland, director of Prostesrant Visitors were present from Ann 58,660 90 90 acres t of this waS county fllwrriff In the attack on i I Youth Orqcmization, Detroit faArbor, Dexter,Howell, Tecumseh, CANCER CRUSADE the speaker on use of Gospel1 Indiana Pennsylvania, Marine This year twice as many peo Light Sunday school materials d Croswell Stanley pie can be saved , r He will brinq two youths from Ha11 a Postmaster of Marine added to the Waterloo project Fort ZiegrehbeircU near Lapeer and 4 more fires last week burned the ouster of the Zieaenhardt 38 acres So tar this year 21 tires , brothers Pat exepected bullets to have burned over 315 acres fly around his head as he went 2500,000 board ft of timber will b cut this year in 4 state forests under permit The forests are over the top but the capture was without anv bloodshed However , victory of Mrs Whit, the worn Baraga Lake Superior Escacn lawyer who bought the aba Kiver and Black Lake j farm at sheriffs sale was short Michiqan aqain led in licensed Hvsd Some 30 neighbors mov fishermen last year but dropped ecj faB Zlegenhardts back In the third in revenue Other states house the same night after scar vithoui vntinq excessive taxes On themselves and some of them dLjsed the priviliqe TV aqainst corrupt rate continues Wednesday 4QQ iunior choir This is one sidle of the picture, practise 73tt, senior choir pracConsider the brighter side tise Last year some 70,000 men women and children with cancer , were saved This year with the Ck rdrj Mennouire Church to t charge more , Ing Mrs Whites tesoant away timely use of present knowledqe xtev tua Beachv Paster 300,000 trees wll be planted in and the three brothers are still ana present tools, twice as many S Supi 13 Michiqan southeastern parks n possession Both me sheriff, COuld be sured And throuqh our Assisat The Pinckney area is one of thme j and state police say they do Gulls are cleaninq up the win not have enough men to police second sectionwas worked by vote or t nd caucuses Two Olin Robinson and one by Mer villaqe rnns were callled at win Campbell Presentations of Pinckney this year and no one Masonic jewelry was made to attended either canons held, the new Masons To James Hall At the town in caucuses this by Harlan Hall and Merwin year the Dmorrat qucus wai , Campbell and to Dan VanSlam attended bv 6 people and the rVaJterEsch brook by Lonnie VanSlambrook Republican by 5 There have ChcdfAflT A roast beef luncheon was ser been 800 voles cast in the townter killed fish in Lake HuronMost of the dead fish are carp REGULAR COMMUNICATION Reqular communication of Livingston Lodqe No 76 F AM the place 24 hours a day and that the time on writ of eviction had expired great research program millions Mrvning Worship VHhQtf ye nr direction of Clare Mill ship but there will probably not now living may be saved from Sunday Sehdoi 1100er 1 be 400 VOPC, out April 2 as death irdm cancer in the years Children Hour , 1145 there is no contest for the three to come Young Peoples Meeting 730 Our crusade is eo raise money Evening Worshib 815 to finance this campaign To Cotr Fellowship Service save lives tomorrow Give liber ally to this campaign OLD TIME DANC MARRIAGE LICENSES principal offices The same ii Stanley Dickson 28, Howell true all over the nation People r Katbrya Morgan 24 Howellf only vote in presidential yean WiwJheSda 8i00 P MJ Janes StCharles, 20, FowlerviUe or where a hot issue occasionally Petty Betterly, 16, Fowlerville rrops up Shirley Henry, 23 HowelLShirSHELBY L HOGAN w , OBtl Shelby Luther Hogan, 89,died W4J r on Tuesday eveninq April JAt i at the home of his granddauqh j Stirlinq DougIas,county chairman j t r, this time several FC Degrees wil ter in South Lyon on March 21 Otto PoulsonJ twp chairman The Pettysville Civic Assoc ley Buifington, 26 Howell Gor The Htv of Detroit hired Thee be conferred Luncheon served, Survivinq are 3 sons, Marshall, iatipn will give a dance at thej don Bvmp, 22, Howell, Norma McCluro io qet rid of theniqeons after degree wbrk I bf Florida, Charles of Ypsilanti MRS MILTON MITCHELL Pinckney school on Ihe night of HUlr20 Howell Delbert White, which defnc the buildings and On Thursday eveninq April and Jesse, of Detroit and 3 MrsWilton Mitchell 60, who April 6 Family party featurinq 5, several EA Deqreos will bel dauahters, Mrs Erdley VanSickle, lived on the Hirth farm on Ce square dances, cdnferred Pinckney, Mrs Lizzie Hewitt and dar Lake Rddied IhursdavBrief 17, 38, 27, 20 Howell Sally Gherkin, Howell Lyle WoUenhaupt, Brighton Helen Robmson On Tuesday evening April Mrs Mat tie Roberts of PI vmouth, j services were held at the Schnack HOtlNESS ASSOCJATION i Brighton George Marun 21, 10 more EA degrees will be con The funeral wasatthe Philliohs enberg Funeral Home Howell The April meeting is at the, Howell Polly Bump, 22 Howell ferred Lets have a good turnout Funeral Home, South Lyon, Sat Sunday afternoon The funeral Conway Free Methodist church at these metinqs i urda afternoon with burial in was at Wyandotte Tuesday with n April 3 at 8 p m Speaker is Mrs, Myra Meabon spent 3 21st Annual Past Masters Livinoa Cemetery , I burial at Trefcton Bey MorqanofNcoerene church days in Stockbridqe last week, seem to us like sweeping toe Niaht at the school Saturday mmmm , Surviving areher husband, a 0f Lansing , caring for her parents Mr, and ocean bark with a broom If h AorS 14th EASTER SUNDAY Mbrother, ReecevGudith and two The National Cor nion will Mrs Wm, MarshaU who are ill should qt all piqoons in thftdty On Friday niqht April 20 Ann Easter Sunday was briqht and children, Betty Rushlow and be held at the IMA auditorium The Howard Read family spent what is to prevent other lo Arbor Lodqe Nd 544 will dome fair and the Pinckney churches Reeco Gudith ir who lied with Flint Aprlt8 j Sunday at the George Wild u to Pinckney cmd conferr MM were cuowded People the world the Mitchell family , home in Ann Arbtor are sn numerous as 1b be nuisance Tho pigeon population In Detroit is estimated at 2500 and McClure claims to have trapped half of them but news reporter1 can sc no decrease in the pig eon population McJJlureE effertf By Order of the W M Paul W Gi STILL TIME TO ENTER ons romina in from Hamramack Hiqhland Park, Dearborn wCtnd Mr and Mrs Harold Hinchfty other places, all of which, have over, fell obligated to go to mmmmm church EasterThe Congl church CARD OF THANES I Tr51W55ooidoCONTESTi attended the funeral of MrsV them ut on a playlet Sunday night, I I wfch to thank the friends of Some resident of Michigan is Godder at Mt Pleasant last directed by Mrs Mary Jane I Pinckner and vicinity for the flow going to win the 15,00000 Cash Wednesday I Mr and MrThe Easter Fowlerville Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn en married a society woman and will always be remembered, tertained their children at break1 got detoured from his purpose, , M Erdely VanSickle fartEaster, Harold Porter took the part of Mr and Mrs Martin RMter Stanley Dlnket directed by Mrs Mary Jane Pinckney and vicinity for the flow going to win the 15,0004 Cash, Wednesday i nna MP axmtev inicei Hollis Wvhe family spent Tasch It concerns a doctor rs they sent at the time of the First Prise in the DT3D Times Mr and Mrs Fred Read and son, John nd daughter, puis at the Abrams home in whioee ambition was to establish death and funeralof my father great Find the Name Game Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Nsbitt Jne spent Faster with the lame rilie a childrens olinic Instead he Their kindness and sympathy 100 CASH PRIZESAnwas0oftunJ write they are starling hom Br0Por nmlir in Lansing Mr and Vtr Ed Retedeau vi itea the Roeebusk quads Sunday the doctor and MrsBonnie Henry, Qf Lakeland were Sunday guests the nurse j p the MsvtHi Rittex fr home ity to oxxruire richeeJ You can from Florida this week and will Pfc James Gardner of BurUnaStart riow See the Detroit Times behere around April 1 i on, Vermont, spent Easter wMk 4q legfttxiir aboutH6w to getga Waiter ClintoA and wife of Ws parenR Mrand Mrs Oeoteje into this gigantic s5oaOO Wack Lak spent Easter at the J7r Strawberry Lake Mfc 1 the Name Qatr C J, CUntoa home fiw here , , t t0 m ,,,mm KS , A v1 frifday, March 2 1951 MMsSMSwOeWS, e BT I Neighboring Note Myron Gallaqher Son who i 11 ction Mre Nora Sider and jJbadr from Florida i ScSrffi SMS 1 9 6 Joan Fonkdne Joeeph Cotton i tawauau, VM j a Marys church on m JU March 31 SEPTEMBER AFFAIR whoi Mrs Bemio Sutherland Car leton a former resident OK bX wuCiiXs AN All i I if 111 Hill ,M TO TNI tUAUFHD ELBCTORSi Notice ie Hereby Siren That a Bnal Sprina flection be held in the Tewnship ei Putnam Slate of Michigan at the Tow Hall Pncksey Michigan in rid Townsffip on For the Purpose of Elecenq the FoHowinq Officer, vi STATE OFFICES aire tickets to ail nr4crtsti gtajfiw enoSWrdoeex man I Qy QU who has opI iHamburq and Haitiand, i 5 named mar of the By I erfr etare at BrighSS Co which has acquired 80 CR res of land atU 43 and the fiK2J pree C L Van SBPlTLrM1 Caverly and UvinqstonCount tyftess and Frank Seqtr of the WaWeii Arquj are listed as tockholden JWfeaad KfaL Charles Field who are 4 Gowns Conrales annivsxsary a IOIIBOT resiaeni oave Wrth to twin dauqhters at Chelsea March 19 The first Installment of Mrs lulu Darrows 500 prise winninq essay on Why West Side De trolt Real Estate Is a Safe Invest, ment appears in this issue Novo Friday, Saturday, March 30, 31 Jon HalL Susan Cabot ON THE ISLE OF SAMOA Alexis Smttb Sdett Brady UNDERCOVER GIRL Cortoaa Friday, Saturrfav March 30, 31 , Double Feature Gene Autre y in BEYOND THE PURPLE HILLS HUB Bud Abbott Lou Costello In WHO DONE IT Show 700 and 820 apHtr STATE omcras iTZ,i t u r nniyersory Two Reqents of the University Supl Public Instruction, Member JP w J1 P Bard of Educates, Tw Mem ben of State Board of Agriculture whemW hSa fctoj yon Two Justices ei NOW PARTISAN BALLOT fee Supreme Court they had c 1 Crafeot Archie Grabot 69Fowlervillo vJSi J faBLctoi at his SSSLJ wf coroner e, mated he hod heen dead 3 I days He leave 2 tons and a TOWNSHIP OFFICBIS Supervisor, Tewnehi Clerk, Township Treasurer, Two Justice daiSX oi the PeaceiuU term, Hiakwcw Commissoner, Constable, Mem Rofcert Gladstone DI u I field is in ftehSSftalat 3 Carson Colorado with pneumonia agc ttckson, ston of Mr Proposed Amendment to the Constiruton relative to annual lell wasmanied toKcrthryn Mat1 seions of th leqfelalure Y aan Salurday Tuesdav he warn Ne 1 A joist Besolun of the 1951 Legislature prooosinq an , called to CarnoTteAn2 TW5 Suaday Maday April 1 a , Matin Sunday 2 30 p m continuous j i Betty Grrable, Dan Dalley in I i CALL ME MISTER j j tety and Cartoon Tu, Wdt, Thar,, April 3 4, 5 Humphrey Bogart THE WFORCER wttk j Roy Robert Patricia Joiner i Hrvity Cailooa Pacific, Sunday Monday April 1 2 Sundoy Shows 3, 5, 7, S PAGAN LOVE SONG In chtiicolrM Btaxxtna Esther Williams Flui You Cant Beat a Bomb and Mi0 I Id CBmb the Highest Mountain Departed TUM Wed, Thmv, April 3, 4 5 shows 700, 9C0 Joom Crawford, Wendell Cory , HARRIETT CrlAIG News Ben Hoqan, golfer fCJomingTomah3wk Mr Music Kim her of Board ot Review AND TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS PROPOSAL NO 1 Juto Owners doe nor require written notice of toss Verbal or phone notice is sufffWhat does your present policy require HOLUS WYUE General Insurance J, J98 of Litchfield 355 East Man Pwckney, Mich Kdc4 who has gotten to much publicity wcm fonaerly supt of Phone 138 Scdme, Napoleon and Spring CheUea Mtt AVOW iMbAltM Stodrbndqe, Michiqcn 01 re5 Wcmtry aaptain He ved 43 months in World War, Friday, Saturday March 30 31 THE RED HEAD AND THE COWBOY starring Glenn Ford Edmond OBrien and Wanda Fleming Canaan and Latttl N Bunday, Monday April 1 2 VENDETTA A Drama Starring Faith Domergua Gebrgs Deker and Hugo Haas Cartoon Pu Smith Tray el Sunday shows 3 5 7 ft 6 Friday, Saturday March 30, 31 TRAIL OF ROBiNHOOD in Trucolor Roy Rogers Penny Edwards In Super vVestero Cartoon Kewi amendment io Seetion 13 cf Article V otthe State jonstj providmq for cmnual requJar sessions of the leqiskrture Shall Seelion 13 of Articlt V be amended NO n YES ti PROPOSAL NO 2 Proposed Amendment to tse Siate Constitution by Addina a New Section to Aitieis X, Author izinq the payment of a DeathI Port schools Benefit Bonug witii Rpt to Military Service CSarenoe Fuller has been electNo 2 A lc iiit Rcliuion of the 1951 Loqislature proposinq an d president ol Fowleryille villamndmsnt to Anicle X bv adding a new section thereto, to 0 i , j , strmd as Stion 5, eroviding for a bonus of 50000 to survive The Dexter Molded Plastics and Mi C tt McRorie attended eeews et 7U5 and U ors C orons m miury service who have ciied or shall hereafter rttl distribute 12,000 amonq its the pT A 1 a Fowlerville ComingAl Jennlngs,of,Oklahoma Sunday, Tuesday, April 1, 3 THE RED PONY in Technicolor Myrna Loy Robjart Mitchum in a homey story Uxort Cartoon Nawa TUOB, Wd Thur, April 3, 4 5 BORN YESTERDAY A Good Comedy Starring Kenneth Hawiey and Earl Gib , Mi , son of Indiana called at the Dan Judy Holiiday, Broderick Craw VanSlambrcok home Saturday t William Holdta Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson f ,4fte0fc di inm s vice cenocied censes, between Jun 27, 1950, and tiic lerminalioji ui th SKAO of icral emerqncy, Silkil Ariiele X of tbe Stat CensMtution bs amended bv addiwa new stin thereto, to stand aa Sectiom 25 YIS M NO n realtor 1 empbyees this month, j ,,Hr Leach, Detroit 1 H owned the Gfraqhtv farm at Bate Lake 2 0011 VanSkxmbrook worfced for a number of years Mbnday niah Seeel Helmet Lemon Drop Kid Coming Radar Secret Service Coiorada RcwiQrs Sancy Pants Letter Haw ley and Earl Gibsk rf Momicello Ind and 1 CIi1 Smith of Ann Arbor wore SatiuCtCiy visitors at the Dvri Vo or i home Mrs Eleanor Leawicicf, son Kevin, and Mrs Raymonda Morjis visited at the Hubert and Das mond Ledwictqa homes in Royal Oak Saturday f PROOSAi No 3 PtfcKd rtodniei to Skon 3 of Artide XVI of th State COTtitutcn Plattr to Salaries oi Supreme Court Justices No cr r r 47 Yean Ago The execunye oommittee comPcjd of Dr, H, F Siqler, Frank , , vumM AfeWs and Wi Crofoot saicriiw ot Supreme Court Justices after 2L V v 1 502 nt so that ail justices serving concurrentty Stff1 to,i1lan 9 8 md ioini Resolatipn oi me 1S51 Leqislatur proposing an i stien 3 of Article XVI of the State Constitution, per use of i some salcsies 3 ol Artkrls XVI Bs Amended YES 3 N6 n Also any other Propoeitieas that May Be Submitted at this Time Netke Relative te Openng and Closing of the Polls Election Ivsw Rersion of 1843 13093 Section 1 On te dav ei csiy election the polls shall b opened at 7 oelcck in tie fore noon, and snail be continued open until 8 oclock in the after noon and no longer Every gualj Lied elector preeent csiW in line at the polls at the hour prescribd W tee ciosihq thereof sbaU be ellowed to voteTHB POkLS of said election will be open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until 8 oclock p nv on said dav of electionMurray K Twp Cledt om where I sit ly Joe Msntt Slim And His AH Species7 I Girlf celebration here the first week m Augutt The Old Boys and Oris Association now has ovjr 400 members, Ejaht new stores are being built in Ann Arbor Sexton Bros of Marion hav purchased a bunch of mules in Onto Frank Dolan is back from D tratf and decking lor W E Mur Pny Ktott Jecrevewha has been clerldna for W E Murphy U now IBEffA Frank and Will Wriqht have honghtjGLaioosTy store in Owos mstoffevaioymg there i LosvBaton cut his foot chjbpi i ing wood cmd is on crutches J Lee GRjhnin who is newsboy 1 Mfcta Central Potluck With fhe and their ELECTRIC RANGE If youll take potluck with us, say Mrs Pat OBrien, youll enjoy my husbands favorite dish YesIts beef stew and he likes it best when its done in the deepwell cooker oi oux automatic Electric Range Slow, steady heat under perfect control brings out all the flavor, makes the meat tender and, m i m m, tasty You, too, can enjoy modern electric cooking It saves money, time and trouble Stop in and find out howl Slim Baker, whbs ftrttVys doMfe something cray, hatta lot of people smiling last week because hte entry woraribB6n in the Women Cftb Annual Pet Show Seems as though Slirn saw a strangecolored alley cat with no tail over at Central City and brought it home He washed, combed, and brushed it and put a collar on it with card reading Ali Species Then he enters it in the show Hanged iJstttie ladies didnt think it waslffiie rare kindcat andgave it a special award lWhen ozrdfbf tflfem ssked SWwfcKe eouto get one like it, he seid, S ett yours, Mami eta get es Alky G anytime I wsatr From where I sttf etsse ef sssftr pretty easily taken is Jtjft Because someone else ssyi H sev Whether its awarding passing judgment on s rightto enjoy s beerlets ttke s food leek frem stem to stem, sod Mtr wist Mi all about before minds HL sr ewifchinq in olPJSfi P00 March 23 tWr daughter, ka to Guy Arthur Munseil Afcput 40 were, present ffigh water nearly took the it was will be Coifte l5iVrStouBT DANCE f AT PMKfflY SCHOOL GYM SAT, APRIL 7 WBAUtmm IN SQUARE DANCli 4 OLDS TYMI SETS MIL HART OF HOWELLCALU ttNr ntarly took dam out this week but faye, Actwpt built thi summer one 1Sfcb or fci , North Lake has i hrod a loan named Scripture I Chandler Lane who is attend1 mq vMefteBV college at Toron to, Gcmada i horn for Jhs turn Tner NeJslon Bullis and Mrs Sitae BuddcCategory were married March 16 The North Lato church will hold a honey and biscuit soda at the Fred Glenn home FrUtty mant TnovdDurfce Is workina for I Born to William Winkelhous S Homhuro last week a 12 lb 1011 i 4 r Oet your FRIC copy ef How to Hold a Star Specially prepared recipe bookletbeautifully illustrated Pictures of famous movie stars with their wives, also their fisvorice recipes Dont miss this opportunity Get your FREE copy today See your dealer or stop in at any Edison office CesMtties4s THE RANGE Of THE STARS ef ceine fft ELECTRIC 1 Years A00 AT 100 P M Dorethy Parker lefr Joseph WeteV and family of i wt ST ISJ11 t5i wiA I mohf MrsCora Webb, Miss Helen Culver of Lakeland and Bruce Eulsr oi rtoweil were matrted at the Howell liXchurch March 2d by Rev Donaid They were attended by GOad Kcdaht Jgd LoweU Hornuna They will lrve at Lakeland Earl Mason oi frtises t do ooratino He SEE YQirK DEALER or DFTROIT EDISON Lester McAfse attended a Ford manaqement banquet at Detroit Saturday night w a ai Qrand Lucius Doyle and family and Junior Doyle and wife were Easter quests at the Lucius Smith Home in HowelL The Wm McMadoen family of Fowlerville called in Mrs Eleanor Ledwidoe Saturday Lestr McAiee and family were Pinakney ad1 Easter quests of Omar Gas and det od wife of BriqhtocL I home T Frank Aberdeen family and Rx Noqqle and wife were Eos1 It OS tie feder ter quests of the Harold Fair VSUT I child family in Mrt PlincibSng Water Srstms 1 Stanley DiaRel wife Mr 0ad W6 Aiher WyJie and npent Easier at the Albert Wadd children were in Jackson Thuts ehae at Oilltaj day PB WW mftmmiF WiPSP P llllilPp lilliUiiJPPfPP 1 1HB WNCKNEY pgPAtqf Wadnjgy, Morcfc 28 1991 O wmmmmmmmAmfmmmw u jsJTii Pinckney Dispatch i matter at postoitice Act of March 6, 1877 114 SoHowell StPiiickneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publshe i Floyd Gearhart of VernynX ville and Mrs Aqnes Rlchatflsai of Howell were Easter quests ,ol Mcprk Nash and family ,,7 Mr and Mrs k7Cf Mr and Mis,foyjBtt , party SWUxdriy rtiMK2 ers home fMrbMrsJMOT bunnmLewl7wv, , Louis Coyle arTwife spent , p of ctupoois, Easter with RYjflw Jacksoni t sr The WmrteBaughu JPS spVnt Easter at the, Gordon Alien home in Lansing , sr Barbara Baugfcn is , yUitmq Mr and Mrs, Frank Clark inl Milford , , The Dr JarneS NcSKv family, Of CJoldwster, GcriVcndee o j Vernon qhd the Lloyd, Hendee and family ,were Easter cniests at the in Hewiee horn Willard Widmeyer and icrmiiy were Sunday everynq quests oi the BiirBauqKnfamiiV Mr and Mrs Herman Widmeyer enterfained the Donn i Widmeyer familytHe Emtnelt Emmett WrAeyej fina Willard Wedmeyer families for Easter, 4 Mr and Mrs Geirfy EchmanKj had forEdJtef gMests Edward Spars srVEdwafcf Shears jr,Ger trade StfedYTtheassell Glover, family of towlervlUe and Doni Spears and wife eft Detroit The Lynnand LlcTyd Hendee familtes, Gall arid Rx Hendee pnd thb Dr lamett Nash family dttsndedfrfe wdd4na of Stanley j Dickson and1 KatherirVe Morgan at Hawelr Saturday night GOODBYE TO PUMPING ISSOLVES TREE ROOTS I ELIMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE NO MORE ODORS ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY ,No marfffcpensl unhealthy pumping and diggJnf p of ctupoois, itplic lonki, seepage pool, grease rapt and clogged lines Heres fee mot reliable and totast method to Jiqucfy, distoJv and saponify qreose, kludge, hoir, cloth and efhtr organic solids Jhn modern chemical guarantees quick and effi cient results, in J 2 to 16 hours NO SHUTDOWN p pool of tank necettary while chemical is working 19 Ht 25, 50 end 100 I CONTAINERS Cea4ie Pel Off Ke US fc Off Pandtnf ron Htrhes o717 Lakeside Dr La Dad or Alive tltyl AMEMALS COLLECTED HORSES 10 Each COWS PtfOMrTLV 10 Each HOGS 250 per CwJWF BUY HIDEfcm,D CALr SKINb Pboae 68 Plxktky Central Head StooCO xs X v u SAfiJfcLOWEST TYACt EVER Special Je luxe PHILGASWPAN Range Move quick sudsing soft water for easier di A oiling, whitfr washs, glorious shampoos, deligMful barntng Get complete details en this amor ing new aurortiatfc Wafer soften Lavenre Clenfk has reeiqned hir posion wtth an Ann Arbor ccrndy compemy and r is opsr1 atinq a liirotvperwqhts at the Livinqston Cfunty Press MrS DpJJy Sauqhn bas resum ed her old position as cashier at the A P sra Howeljc I Gus Pstch of South Lyon Was t n own Sunday I Don Gardner and family have moved back fo Tlhckhe fromi Dexter 1 v Warten Fubhs if arid wife of I i Detroit spent me wVk end at i the Earl ,GalLuphjme I imrt bnd tfosH Campbell of Frdzef wiefteSdturdcry qits at the DcSvi VahSroanbrdbVUBomii Carl Ifcntr anaf Vife s6i Char , lotte sperit Sunday at trie Oria CarftplbelJ faoW Wdcfd dinner with them atHanio StocV bridqe, J H, ffdbklf tfricJ Vlfe were Easter quests at the C W Jiooker rrotne in Khnabait Uction t ks ai HAROLD GATES 2390 East Grand River Howell, Michigan PAUL GATES Telephone Howell e 1100 Having sold my farm I will sell Firstarm West of Parkers Corn Souih of Mason Road on Gregor 1 hu 1 at Public Auction, located the ers on Josco Road or 2 miles y Read, then Onp Mile WestApril 4th STARTS AT 100 P M isatomatic, mstaznshtinf burners removable pore taie drip trays V ftaualit e ov nitV jlaa i 4ow And oven ligbb 44bour tlick Sth rvifltin PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER CATTLE Holstein Cow 3 yrs old, registered milking Holatein Heifer7 nionths old,reg istered , No 4, 6 ft, tractor T r Lnc, up to 30 nCMVJO ftalguide tfivea tin LA wntcntire Liurrratioik s Ci if r V t ilTuunri uv enire toy Jff rf ge larva oiling arts ort k torn fi itJ oti veot i LIBERAL TRADIIN ALLOWANCI ON YOUR OLD RANG VfW it the time to rnocjerniie ywxr kitchen with Philgas the thrifty txotklcd gaa for farm and town homes 7ou can hujit far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe ravge Rememhor, too, we will glvt you enorous vadein allovance on your cW range , regardless of type, make, or condition Eev is, ifyou wish MANY OTHER PHfLGAS AfPJANC fkOhi WHICH TO CHOOSE Costs 43 less than prewcr Qutomatic models Ask for FREE home trial GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing WATER SYSTEMS 3 4 0 North Stewart St Phone Pinckiy 153F11 3 u tractor Model B AllisChalmers, tractor and Cultivator 2 row mounted l M HJ si v i Holseih Cow 2 yrs old milk Ledwidqe oi DStobif and Grer ry Ledwidq of NoBame spent FARM TOOLS Easter with Ms Eleanor Led W C Allis Chalmers widqe and GulHycttor Stanley HalHfif tfVine City and Htrrlanyi Raft of Croswell called at the Ralph HcrirHomoj AllisChalmers Saturday i com picker Hr HifffiydMMflrirtiiTidMr MfrffnyHTrTii clipper combine Merlin Amlburqey were called to with motorMcPherson hospital Sunvwhere Oliver Superior disc grain drill their mbtfcer, Mr, Flora MacAr 16 holes ter was seriously ilL 1 i John Deere 2 bottom 14 plow Mr and rs,W, C Miller eq John Deere 4 bottom plow on tertained the Clare SJnd Cliff rubber ord Miller families Easter j John Deere single bottom 16 The Robert TascK family spent Plow Easter with his motherrMrsAnna 2 John Deere 35 tooth 3 seairm Tasch in Ann Arbor drags The Leto Bettyfe family of In Deere 2 row cultivator for ed Lake were Sunday, quests of A or B tractor the Roqer arr family I John Deere No 290 tractor corn Mrs Mariory Parkinson of Ann Pic with fertiliser attachment Arbor called on QB Rose Hen onfuibtM Mr and Mrs Harold Riqqs at iendod the iuneral of her father, ewis Lyon Friday at the LyonsFuneral Home, Owosso, Ona Campbell was in bed with ilu most of last week Charle Cavea and farily of Newcastle, Pa, spent the week end with the Merwin Campbell fanly Mr and Mrs M J, Reason were bothi flu victims last week The Leonard Lee family were Sunday quests oi the Albert Shir ey family, dee Saturday Erdley VanSickle and wife at tended the funeral of her flin er, Shelby Uoqan at South Lyon Saturdav Harold Riqqs and wife attend ed the funeral of Mrs Enrma Pplton at Plymouth Saturday 3 fICultfpacleer for plow 8 ft MinneappKsMoline doublo due TERMS 10 to 12 months time on The First National Bank , Ply John Deere njower, Pu h type Hay Loader hi Ti national sickle delivery rake N v Idaa No 14 Spreader on ru 1 er C hry wagon and rack With JC stoll sides i Bradley ,v ij i hoist G ior tracior sec L Challenger grain blower A 38 pipe No B Clipper fanninq mill 00 b Fairbanks scales 2 H P Electric Mo fcr on cart Bu Rig end Saw 2 Lv z Cu ter Coulters Two Whcoled Rubber Tired Milk CK QUATITY OF FURNITURE MHCFLIAriEOUS Forks Shovels, Hog Crate 2 Sets of hicken Nests Chicken Waier Fountain and Feeders 4XB Warner Foctric Brooder 16 X14 TarpoLin Sruare Electric rcxler HAY ANi GRAIN 7 Ton of June CI r Hay 75 Bales of Straw J 25 Bushel of Oats 250 Crates of Corn 88 lbs of June Clover Seed approved mouth acites payable Clayton DammarPro TCOYD KEHRL Clerk V I WantftdMEN j A SEE US TODAY Wf HANOW AU INSTAIUTIOM TTAJL Hockei Swarthou MrsAlbert Shirley was in How ell Monday and Tuesday as a iudge at the 4H Exhibition Her class of 3 qirls and Mrs Nelson Millers of 5 were exhibitors MF and Mrs Leonard Meyers of Lansing and Herb Palmer ir rarf Flint were Sunday quests attt the Herbert Palmer homer MrsHazel Hendee and dauqh fer Marian, of Ann Arbor were Tridcry guests of Mrs Blanche Clark V Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher , en tertained Floyd Hammond and wife of Lansinq Harold Hammond and wife of Owbsso and Clyde Fisher and wife for Easter Miss Bernardino Lynch oi Kalamazoo spent the week eno with her sister, Mrs, M3 KennJ edv, i Mr and, MrsTon ftwe MrJ i Mary forineay and Miss BQT I Lnflnihte Lynch had dinner East1 Tar at Hansbns Country Club,I i Stockbridcje, Production Work on yll Shifts V r tit 4t APPLY AT V Ifediigan Molded Pasties Ie PEXTEet MICH Wf LAVE Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alfiafa Clover and AIIOthr Seeds Far me iiFetd Supply Co, Pinckney, Michigan A, , ssid a a HOWJ Xba H smith eft the fettfMl OF To tk ttotjtefc Bank towa Wed like to abate your E PINCKNEY SANITARIUM hand and got acquainted And fi , a, Duffv M D ftt, at 8 p pa a a MCCLUSBEY WE RAVE AMPLE PONDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND 1X5ANS JISAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE OR j Boa Jot PTONABliATREASONABl1 Nft Michigan Ave 1 l SSK 935 Residence 814 THE nBST NATIONAL 1ANK f Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan KERB SNEED ajWooBWi a BsaaajRHaY fetvcsd up to 910490 REAL ESTATE Farms, Homes Lake Properties and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Ma OERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, JflichPhone1 3 3 Phone 15rli Repairing MYION J HUGHES Plumbing and Heatina State 8717 Lakesue Drivb License Rush Lake P H SWARlHOVJT SOlf Funeral Home Don C, Swaithoui Director Modern Equiomen Ambulance Service s patent Hsfcert Lsdwidga i a Harper hdfptiel ftfcoJt Mr and Mrs Rfcsd Ap gad ion hove moved in their now horn an CornU Driv, HowB , Rev Donald Brady and was Monday night cunnar uast at Mr and Mrs Mark Hash, Mrs Helen McOreqor and dauahtar, Ann, of Brighton wre jaturday collars at the William Mrcr home Rhone 183 207 E Grand River I D, Q co , IteViell Michigan Phones 39 b3, Pmckney, MichReal Estate, Ineurance, Brokerage FRED C 3EIC2HOFF Sr dry Lake and Farm Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ave Set Yp Property With tee Howell Michigan iPhore 358 Residence 15 LEE LAVEY LLOYD HENDEE Gaoerri Insurance Livestock Hauling Sna 59F3 Pincknev, Mlchi Weekly Trips Made To Detro H AUCTIONEER farm Sales A Speciality General Tracking Phon 64Fl4 Pinckney, Mirker pell ition ce9Jtr teara SMWOssat Ud tn mil aaifilil aSstftftd vrfissate as the leeraaf Sffl aft t iidTliei sjiiieaisiiiw or said f, tero h MsaSpsattr 0 April A Dr1aM3 ASjeskSiebaU f ft Is py ei Oris W MAX RUSSELL MGR U Ei CARS BERTWlTCJE I Wg Psadmey 78F2 RQRIGERATION SERVICE n i A true ee Gels paatatt Beelster eaecipre Jay Brigham and wife oi Grass Lake called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday 1 HAROLD RADY Charles Smith and wiie spent Haexxirs On All Makes Bgter at the Frank White homeipnon Pinclney 1S4F3 in Howell I Mr and Mrs, John Boyer wr OUCI TOWNER involved in a car wrack Satur Dentist XK M J8SLsa, SffiHoadDeJrter front oi th Duana Mayers fcmn 100 Mrs Boyw recaived injuria j , T Sundey visitors pi Mr and I lafieiitAii AflVKfs Wm Shahan im Dr, Har UUIWIAWU AUYfl Snanan andJWne oi Jctcksan Mrs Madalina Shahan and Mrs WANTED TO BUY Jl 4 or 5 Polly Sadia oi Ann ArborMrs room house from owner, 4,001 Udwidaa and son,Ke4th, or lsss, efeaa m Pmekney ptedkry ba ttoweil St Phone 146F12 Mr and Mrs Asher Wylia at, WANTED POULTRYWiil pay tended the funeral of Mrs Mlin Detroit Market Prices Mitchell at Schnackenburg Fun CjJjjJgHJj Phong bsfU i FOS SALEHcme grown nmJ39m F01 nday Luai Fi rw wiui one cripp Bwn iiloe of Roscommon, ,IQOI reward n v v flit XOTARY NaUBAMCf md BONDS PWf INCKNEY FORMUNTZT V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day From 1000 A M h 1000 PM 509 East Main St, Ptackney A A A A A, A Phil Barney Kratzmiiier Livingston Jountv Phone 2556b Re pro i Ani Aibpr CHEVROLET 1 Ton Pickup 1942 NASH 2DOOR 1941 FORD COUPE 1336 apDQE 1 TON DUMP 1 t ci II TRUCK OLDgf 4DOOR, 1948 MOTOR CLUB C0UPE 1942 HUDSON 4DOOR 1937 OLDS 6 2DOOR 1940 PLYMOUTH 2DOOR oi 1939 FORD 2DOOR ALSO SELECTED POSTWAR MODELS 15000 1184 17100 17400 10000 iatM moo 6AP0 1U0 19500 TdMsRe4fJsefg Jdhd,ot the Dispatch office Mon Mrs Gearae VanSkiver, 1122 the waak W 3SpNft,Kk Y a and family are at Oiel Mower ra Pinckney mamcutii Uiovor Sviid Clean but , with a traca of swee clover for 1400 a bushel J, R Parsons 245 Mason Rd Howell Mich, 1 Gk AxlouSa dewing FOH RENT A Room board if bum V sr giesls at the Louis Sh Marina traafile noww nececssary Mrs L J MoKlnley im fcSuv0A 33 BLXSkd Late W HMfoa OTiuy or Ann Abor, C3wald 01, IBQV FOR SALL We now have ut 8 fri Brighton and rO0aa DeKalb Seed Corn on handi, Gal taoAosVassAf qradr Mrs Bda Spears ictnd Jack Shel JOR SAL 10 inch Murts Teie yours while we have nurnbere n sfBpUsi sTftj oT Dt troit and Madae lask at Acpt Arbor,v ri ITV feom Bauer fdmly Mrs 5da Spears ictnd Jack Shel lOR TL t7iiii T fision Set, a year old tor S75 you wantPrice 1190 per bush JAe WUUam Lamb family of Qo H Dn Patterson Lako 9 If interested either corh ftl2i 7215011 yJ Fresh Air Camp Rd SG us or write us what 1 The L 1 Henrv faUv K 0 1 mV in ih V,URalPh Glenn and Son Gregory, Mich fcJr emy family sSiloarqTurrrSJllYJn I aara 000 wit 4000 wSfSEr1 4 new heme, lull basement, QUAILITY CHEVROLET SALES 114 S Michigan Ave Phone 310 HowelL Michigan Phi UR SAIL , ,, 9 room modern nomo in tho naa neart 0f town, two lot two ca Myron Bctia Mr and Mrs Thoaa skfticjnhals of Akron, Ohl Line hirUy Wksnsyex M and Mrs Earl Kinxbler,Tom Ware isaakraansk, Chrtotine Aran, are family Mrs Alice Schoan I rald Tiiry la nome kvm hols and MrsLydia Karus and Detroit my a asks suiiiltenm daughters of Howtli 5 withUmpuimurMtd in i Jess Henry, spent Easter at fee i Charts Wnshaad Wwn In STATE OF MICHIGAN 0 Piebets CJovn lot on con Gregory H fa y Pinckney ,, w Covsty A 9, aeatoo of aeid QQUZX Uld at th tobatj Offlc to Cky ol eweV to ed eounr en fte 19th day al Marci A P W51 r SBrteX dat cf HELP WANTED MAUI iJEEf crraund, not monn Mechanic and one AJ 3500, full price some trms Bump an Only q 154aoree basement barn, nors m6n ne8d appiy, excellent conbam, hoq barn, tool shed cnicx diticnS steady employment ft JS ft10 1ew house good waaes, plus bonus plan Na inquiries confidential lour Buick Dealer, HowelL MMIfc Livingston Motor Sales TORSALEGaiden Tractor 5 HP Garden Kinq with 5 attachments plow, cultivator, sickle bar, disc and Bpike tooth Reasonable Lucius Doyle, Phone 42 7,000 down, balance tract , 80 acres, good buildings, 9,000 with contract Garald Reason, Broker Phene Ptoakney 1 Five Sow Fas wm 1 QUALITY j JJI ol tfas ESTATE OF Jofuach, alto knows as Oett itted Javiuh, 0U0 known as Pi1 Jaausth, , M J TffPl kavtof fifed ty 4U tha tntvrtst of said stala in cr pain raa attatt thwvte delcrftM is Ordwed tha 18th day of April A D 1951 dctnVelodK to W5r OOB at said Fipbata Offiot J harafcy fcwrtr tyjinaaiJ Mtt7asld r somas v and that all penoni istsrstttd in said tstela appear bafore said CourHeot said i thrk and place to show cause why a UoftM to sell tfa intsmi of said ftei tattewsitf ralvte fltoiAdunQl W atanted is Ftnvar OtdsrsdV That public W litters 5 to 8 in a litter FrankPearce, 10960 Slinoh rBmEeBsslUL Ba White Rocks, N i, 8 WANTEDFARM LISTINGS, and1 WnieLegl atched ffom blood 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 28, 1951 Description An account of the resource March 28, 1951 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 1951-03-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1cccf98cccc68ea5711346d65953d4a6.pdf 728c2f492404769b0ee3021817239c3e 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. ,fi SI Volume 88 T Plndoney Wednesday April 4, 1951 ti Michigan Mirror According to Attorney General Frank Milliard the present grand jury law is weak and ineffective and hence a wide open invitation to graft and corruption He cites two principal, weaknesses 1 The lack of power to grant immunity to key witnesses 2 Thelack of er to subpoena witnesses lecrudre their appearance Millard did not cfcane ov lavor of restoring the old ni man grand jury law, he wants teeth put in the present law id mafce it stronger The present is useless and has never been used since it went into effect The tang of spring has effect ed the legislators and they are iore whipping appnapriation i bills into shape However adjournment is not expscted until mid June, the usual time, as tax bills have yet been passed ed Gov Williams has tried ta jog the defense efforts, both state and federal He savs they must awaken to the necessities of establishing priorities for materials and manufacure oi i items rfeeded in defense Gen Maitland state defense head i wished to consign 10 state own i ed fire trucks tb SaultSte, Marie j the most vital target i Michigans April chart quota has been reduced to 2,124 The original was 4,22 Thing are looking up in Korea Peak defense production will not be reached in Michigan until next jyear Aside from a small amount of trucks, pass engJr cars and ofher items need I ing no retcbling, defense pro auction is still in the paperi stae, From 1941 to 1945, ih auto induisjjy bvHt 23,000,000 000 worth of firearms Michigan apple surplus prob lem may be solved It is plann I to make frozen concentrated ap pie juice The state TB problem looks better Howell is sending 100 oatients to the new Genesse county hospital This will give 100 of the GOO paiienjs on the county waiting list cr place to go The Little Hoover Commission says that 90 percent of civil ser employees qot their jobs with out dompetiiive examination is disputed The civil service com mission says the only ones put an without examinations were temporary employees such as state fair help The HaavefJCfcfmmissian gave the prisons a bouguet It saidt they were clean, adequate and well financed but that Jackson fprison was too big There are more federal em j ployees in Michiqan than state employe flederali employees number 40838 This is 3,091 mare than the state has How ever federal employees include all of the postoffice employees and all those connected with Any organization wishing to bring enecdnment to Percy tforaes haspMJ, Battle Creek should contact their local Red Cross REGULAR COMMUNICATION On Thursday evening, April 5, several EA Degrees will be fctnf erred On Tuesday evening April 10 more EA degrees will be conferred Lets have a good turnout at these meetings 21st Annual Past Masters Night at the school Saturday April 14th On Friday May 18, Ann Arbor ledge No 544 will aome to Pincknev omd conferr MMDegrees By Order of the W MPaul w Curlett, Sec STILL TIME TO ENTER 125,00000 CONTEST You can still enter The Detroit Times 25,00000 Find the Name Game and go after that stupendous 100000 Cash First Prise ONE HUNDRED CASH PRIZES See The Detroit Times today and get started NOW in the 25,00000 Find the NameXontest Opportun itv knocks at your door This may be your ROAD TO RICH Mastic Lodge flews fCUR DEMOCRACY Livufeston Lodge No 76 F A pf will honor their past mas 3Dd rpnuiro sz xtetn o SJOJ milters niqht at a banquet at the school at 700 p m PROGRAMRooms Open for Visitors 500 to 700 P M vocation Chaplain dcome to Past Masters and Introduction oi Toastmaster Merwin Campbell W M Toastmaster Dewey Hesse PGM Response Jack Hanaett PM Tap Dance Betty Scovill by Mat THE POWERHOUSE OF IDEAS WITHIN A yeAa OFOUR NATONS FOUNDINGTHE US PATENT OFFICE WAS ESTAOUSHET 1 CONCCPT THAT THE COUNTRY WOULD PROFIT 3Y PROTECTING THE RIGHT OF lNOfViPUAL TO PROFIT BY THEIR IDEAS AND INVENTIONS SINCE THe, MOtXC THAN 2,500,000 PATENTS v HAVE SEEN GftANTEP Dr Morgan SmeadM WGd M Address by M W Gd Master Dr Morgan S Smead Rochester Accordion MusicDick Campbell Memorial to Departed Brothers By Rev McLucas Past Masters Aporn Presentation George Gardner by RevMcLucas Life Membership Presentation to Volney Wiegand by JH Hooker Singing Glenn Albright j Introduction of Grand Lodge i Officers Introduction of Misters Past Masters Representatives Ten Grand Lodge Officers and the aspirants for grand marshall will be present I Write Secretary for Reservations OTT2T COURT NEWS , The suit of MrsHelen Nichols I vs Oceola school district No 8 was tried last week, Mrs Nich ols children live in the district but attend Byron school She is , trying to collect tutitiop from the district Stanley Berriman j was her attorney Judqe Lyons took the case under advise j ment and wili render decision later j Tuesday the suit of the Es fate of Dede Hinchey vs Mrs j Lowetha Haines started Burke Burke oft Ann Arbor aro at torneys forthe estate and Van I Winkle Van Winkle for Mrs Haines The latter took care of Dede Hinchey in her last ilines j and the estate slaims she was paid more than she had com ing This is also a non iury trial Local wtnesses are Roy Clark, Lee Lavey, Dr Ray DuffyV Gerald Reason, MrsIva Gardner, Mrs Donna Plummer MrsOra Haines, Ross Hinchey Thursday the suits of William Brown vs Frank Krag and Hassenbruck vs Fawcett are set for triaL HESSilR PLANTER TRAC TOR CCMSHS, TELEGRAPH TZLP PHQNE PHONOGRAPH RPIO,, STCAMAOXTAUTOAIRPLANS LECTiC LIGHTflA7 POWER SEWING MAZHMEAiCAICL WASHEX,, At Q TQH PC TUK TELEVJSIOH, TE CONCZiT OH WHICH THE PATENT LW WAS BASEO HAS PROVEN AN IN NTIVE, NOT ONLY TO CREATIVENESS SUT TO THE INVETSTMSNT OF THE PEOPLES SAVINGS IN THE PRODUCTIVE FACILITIES THAT STRENGTHEN OOR DEMOCRACY i PEACE AND WAR, AS OUR COUNTGYS FOtJNOERS FORESAW, THE NATION PfCHLV PtCFtTE THROUGH THE RIGHT OF THE HO VPUAL TO HIS JUST REWAZ PSt Election I esult ircitcH S d Happenings St Marys church Pincknev was the setting of a lovely wedd SH Sday morning when Demse Ledwidge and Vincent LaHosa exchanged menriage vows, before an altar adorned bv baskets tf purple and white oms ,Rev Albert Schmitt read the double ring service in the presence of more than 300 invited guests Music for the nuptial high mass was furnish ed by St Marys choir, among their offerings being Ave Marin and On This Day The bridodaughter of Elecmor and the latr Max Ledwidge was given in marriage bv her brother, Keith, She chose modish gown of white sati urinq long lace sleevesaQ, n Ann collar and court train Her finger tip veil floated from acoronet of orange blossoms and j lace She carried two purple or j chids on a white payer book I Nan LMwidqe was her sisters bride of honor Her dress was H Nil qrren net with matohinq head motif and harmonizinq benqueThe brides maids were M Sc y Doyle of Pincknev sister of the groom, Barbara Beuhler, Chelsea and Helen j Kosin of New Boston Thmr j iormai Iqowns being fashionod i fiimilnrly o that of the maid of honrwere respectively of light green chartreuse, and emerald green net, with haimonizina head dross and bouquets Little Rebecca Morrif neice ot the bride as flower girl, wore a yellcw net frock and match inq hat The groom, son of Mrs Rosalie LaRnsa and the late lames LaRosa of Pinckny was attend d by his brother, Benny, as best man Ushers were Robert La R 05 a, Dexter, Richard Rickel man Ann Arbor and Junior Dlvvk, iinckney dnnc io the music of Rbby RrbiivcmM orchestra Followinq twin weeks ii Florida, the newly weds will he at home to their friends c 321 Putnam S Pinckney Mrs LaRosa qraduak I Um Pinckney high school and St Tosphs Mercy School of N TS James Day and iamtfY of Deroil were Sunday gusets at the John McDbnnel home, k Clark and wile of M foil soent Sunday witn we eWT Bar PINCKNEV iUNGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Circle will meet with MrsCecil Towner on April 5 at 830 pm Bring thread and needle to make cancer pads which are needed For trans tation call Mrs Merwin Camp beH Secretary A A A SERVICE STATION I have been appointed AAA Representative and am prepared to give 24 hour a day Wrecker and Towing Service HOCKEYS SERVICEtPnone 145 WITH OUR BOYS IN SERVICE Seaman Robert Lojthers of i Chubbs Corners is on shore leave while his Ibbcrt, the USS Destroyer Collet is being re paied at the Bremerton navy yard, Washlt was damaged in j Korea at Inchon and other troop landings Pvt Joe Mrbz whose wife, Elaine, lives at Rush Lakeis in f Korea with the 17th Infantry j The BuffalosHe took part in the advance to the Manchur ian border and evacaution of i the Hungnam beachhead Neil Baughn who is an intern at the navy hlospital at SanFran dsco, Calif, is home on30 dav furlough, his first in a veai The TriPast Masters Night i of the three Ann Arbor Masonic j lodges is at the temple in Ann i Arbor 7 70 p m I HaiMiHk PCM is speaker1 PindmslrllsWis will send a cWleqjallsm 4Nce 4 St MafcvXCatholic Okurnh Following tho ceremony th Tn Pvwrv, fi u iutf iSsiokrsev Michiaan families were guests of th 3 oiltntedAl Ert J SdS Pastor brides mother at a wedding n rinlt nnlt 97R 9SiedAs Sunday Masses i breakfast and later the grooms cJt LZJll VOlJ Summer 630, 600 1000 1130 mother sorvod dinner at the rSstorv iSft NovSnW1 Wter 100 new LaRosa Tavern for the fam 7 vrv V, I M v rma DevoUons ilies and out of town guestsIn FS tWL 7TlTvemb9r Confessions h evening hundreds of f,lends only 29 abSS voS baltot 5av enin 73 ai thernd to bestow good vishes iLfbl ballots Friday after Novenna Divctions1 on the happy couple an 1 parinere have been 200 Saturday 730 to 900 P, M ake of lavish refreshment, and There were 53 Democrcat SundaV beke 800 Mass straights and 38 Republican The vote was as follows Sup, CongrgaUmal Unimumtv Htanley Dinkel R, 193 Lynn Church Heridee got 6 votes and Ed Rev Donald Braav, pastor Parker 2 on writeins Clerk Thur 400 Trailblazers met at Murray Kennedy 204 Treasur church, er Lorenzo Murphy 19S Justice 730, Prayer meeting at Wm Asher Wylie, D, 151 Howard Ktcham home ReadR, 93 Justice Otto Poul Sat, 800Youth for Christ meet ina DetroitDuring her trai ng son, D, 126, Gene Mann, R in Hartland she sorvd in Veterans Hont135 Bd of Rev, Wm Shehan, louncny ib30iSermcn,Develop al St Louis, Mo, and as a D, 157, Wayne Shettelroe R ing Bibb Centered Personality navy nurse at Groat Lakeslll 91 Ctnstable John Eisele, D, 1130, Sunday School nnd Oakland California 147 700, Pilgrim Fellowship at the Mr LaRosa, following gradu The amendments for yearly Mark Nasn home, report on he ation attended Mich State Nor sessions of the legislature and Olivet m9eting D, Perl will mal and is oo operator of the 500 payments to survivors of talk LaRosa Bowl and Tavern of Korean war ddsucdites won Teachers m d officers are in Mrs LaRosa has been com but the one to raise salarieB ot vited to attend the Christian Ed plimented by several pre nup supreme court justices lost ucarion Institute in the First tial showers In UnadiUa 275 voted The Congl Cnurch Jackson Topic, Republican was the only ticket The Place of the Bible in Ed up The following were elect ucation Time 330 to 900 ecU Sup Ralph Glenn Clerk, leakers Drs Parr, Ann Ar Pinckney, Mich, March 31 1951 Arthur Bullis Treas,Byron Rock bor, Seeck Adrian d Davis Dear Paul I want to thank you , well High Com Douglas Mc of Jackson for yoTir comment last week on Kim Justices, Duane Jacobs, Wednecaay400 junior choir the 4H Handi Hammer Handa Clair Barnum Bd of Rev,Burr practise 730, senior choir prac craft club Jaacson tise It takes more than lone peon i Hamburg cast 231 votes and to dined a proiect of 24 boys elected a 5050 ticket Sup, CwaH Meunouire Church At this time I wish to thatik Arthur Shehan, D Clerk Mary RRV, sa Beacby Pastor , Ed Wakefield, Earl Gallun, Joe Bennett D Treas,Bert Hooker, S Supi Walter Esch, Basydlo L JHenry for their aid R the Justices, Clifford Van Assjsgni Paul Chaffee Willard Wiltse for wiring and, Horn and IQayton CarpenterR Mrning Worship 1000, John Burgifinr lumber George Bd of Rev, Lawrence QueaLRSudaySchool 1100 Meabon for use of his oil burn Dexter township had 2 full Childrens Hour 11451 tickets and cast 270 votesThe Young Peoples Meeting 7 At the County Achievement ran1t wrrs Evening Worshin 815 r,v the members won 5 Blue iohnStirling, D154 32 Cott Fellowship Service j Ribbons, 15 Red Ribbons and ouponn pui4 WHiiesdcr i60 P M Trra Wyli and Jamea Camp COMMUNICATION Earl Doletskl, R 122 Clerk, Wm aark, D, 168 Albert Ruhlig R, 104 Treas Elsa Bock D 1B9 Charles Pratt, R, 104 High Com P Noble,D136 Norman Clcrve,R 135 Jus Em 67 j 3 White Ribbons bell were selected for OLD TIME DANCE 64 The Pettysville Civic Assoc County Honor Roll iation will give a dance at the Thanks Again Yours 1 Pinckney school on the night ofi Marshall Menbon April 6 Family party featuring the NEWS GEORGE D BARNARD George D Barnard, 83 fonnThe Pinckney Hnrri Curri er Genoa farmer, died at a KSS aTaKpJSo 139 9 juA, donce rnest Hopkins, 130 LOCL 4H JusticeBen Stapish D, 140 13 Thnckney H , Grover Colby, n, it q 4 Livfi Stock cu met at the Howell convalescent home last Bd of R PauL Cfark D, 1W ,cwn Sunday A L John SundayFbf 30 years he drove Ernest Nickel, R, H4 B ft a talk 0a geepNext a taxiaab in Howell Surviving Howell had a hot city elect will May 6m If th OTe hiswife Ivy, a son Car , ion Fonr xJfLw qSrlev weather permits we will tourjlm by a previous marriage,3 Sutton defeated Mayor sjirw, iook at projects oranaVhilbYenand 3greatgrand Henry by 375 votes Mdoh ana 10iSdd Nash, Secretary children Funeral at SchnackenJ Judge Glenn Yelland los to j berg Funeralkoine Howell t Francls Brgon by 125 V0T8B PAgT PRESIDENTS ELECT day with burial, at HowelL J The Kings Daughlers Past MARRIAGE LICENSES j Mondav Tho following officers Chandler Turner, 22, Brighton, were elected Pres, Mrs J Hend Ada Smith 16 Brighton Ralph senfFcSvlerVilleVice PTM Mrs, , Gereke, 21 Brighton Margaret 1M Borden,LakelcmdSec Treas m davy ift1 to hospitaL Kutnic 20, Brighton Mrs Lulu Darrow Piuckney Mrs Nelson Bustard I sThcereTy appreciate tbe many tokensoffriendly interest which catne1o me during Not 14 Current Comment When a boy we used to spend considerable time with a farm er in Webster township, Every spring he burned over his pas ure feild and marsh, He did tins so the grass would come early in the spring and afford early pasture for his stock It was a universal customAU the farmers did the same thing, Of course there were drawbacks His fence posts usually caught fire and kept him busy carry iiig water from a nearby creek Some times the fire lumped the creek and qot in his hay field, Now we rTQ tcld this burning practise was all wrong, Burning destroys the lop dressing oi the sail anci hundreds of dollars worth of fertiliser, Also the earthworms which keep the around moist and help fertilise it, In addition many nesting birdo and young rabbits are destroyed The birds destroy insects which damage the crops, The conservation dept has been trying sbr years to stop marsh burning practise but many farm ers still burn their marshes The fires have a tendency to get be yond control and make rural fire depts much unnecessary work Hal Bjyle in the DetroitNews says borrowing is the great Am rican pastime and that one week one half the peopla borrow fr m the other half and vice versa the next week the othr half dc the borrowingWe odmit whGn a small fcov that this custom prevailed but we thought it had gone out with the horse and buggy, the high wheeled bicycle and other thinqs of fond memory Back in our distant childhood neighbors fregi ntly came to our home to bcrrow a up of sugar, lard, flour coffep, a guart of kerosent oil for the lamp and even the lawn mower or a few chunks of wi od Occasionally we were send to neighbors to do a little rvgrowing eurselvee Wo novor remember our folks refusing a borrower and dont dont recall beina refused our selves We are glad this good this qorj old American custom still nourishes It is oooperot ion 100 percent Tho II versify of Michigan Is prosiiu bor an, the army lias cW n 40 doctors away from Iher t nfl army hospitablt savs h fficioncy of the univ ersiiy i seriously imparedFor somr y ars now the supply of doctors has been steadily decreasing Whn we were a boy in Dexter vou could take your pirk as thor were then five physicians practising in tjiat villaqe N w thre is but One, Th colleges ihen turned out d ful1 flodgcd doctor in four years Now it taks sevn In addition mosi dofiors ar continually inding clinics and taking sp rial medical courses These things have nndoubtedly tend ed to reduce the number ol prac I ioners The i of the Korean conflict is still far from near The Chin ese have jusi urned down ftiB offer of Gi Mac Arthur for a peace talk aiid say they will fight to the bilier end until every invader is driven from Korea, MacArthur urged them to make peace and save wgfj country from invasion huge unnecessary BfflSSfl We do net believe the end until MacArthur orders to bomb Chiw , and invade China, The pritm aome of pom pom WM tween theaajJWe 38tn Pat allel canPwintieunlel Tho effort made to telese daily sessions if the U ojNy ate seemed to have 0 The cbmmori opinion i Jm the senate would inKSjfJP3 solves actors and nsMkeBl their time posing, the business for which Mt 4 were elected Most of the1 tant business of the transacted In dotmni, half of the speeches PfJBJpljs the congressional ittttwW1 never made and many cL thai axe heard by isatwr only Above all the M afroid itwould alsturbtsVe, nity of that august bpdf 1 Pinckney wiU met FridayAPlHAjl xM taUoiu IsetBSjsjsi j I wish to thank iU who supported jfiv Monday 4 i 4 , A Sls Ki iailfeJvsjiite urn mjfl rWC T ,ms ETPFKBISPBw 4iJ, I Niffhhoring Notes 1 JS Txm Wd Tfcr AftTa, 4 5 Humphrey Boguit Roy Robert Pcrtrlckx Joiner In THE ENFORCER Ber Novelty Cat toon rtdayJanirtay,Apill I 7 AUta Rocky Lan POWDER RIVER RUSTLERS , Frank Gould 80, of Grand Rapi ids past grand master of the Masonic grand beige of Mich, i lgan, died at his home March I 26 He spoke at the past masters banquet in Pinckney in 1934 Mr and Mrs, John Eder of Chelsea announce the engage of their daughter, Mary Jane to John Dettling, son of Mr and Leo Dettling Of Portage Lake In a history published of the Tooley school we read that Coraj j Devereaux Mrs Ben White taught there in 1903 for a sal j ary of 15 a month , Sunday fr jy, April ft, t Thieves butchered a hog on Matin 8 aay 2J38 p n conttauoua the Henry Sheathefcn farm in Susan HcrywarcLWm Lundigian White Oak and cut a hole in a j to wire fence to take it away Id Climb the Highest Mountain Roland Staffer is acting post DexterTheati 3 Alp CofHttaMd Dtttifife pUCKCiAN rridaySaturday,AprU 6 7 Oaabto FMIBM Micky Rooney, Patric OBrien in THE FIREBALI MacDonald Carey Maria Toren m 11MYSTEKY SUBMARINE CASSIN TO KOREA war picture by Quentin Reynola Knows 700 and 9k30 Sunday Monday, AprU 8, 9 Sun shows 35,79 Mon 73 THE MILKMAN A wood Comody wtth iuOUNTAIN Cartoon Much of our nations strength lies iu its preparedness Electric power is a vital resource An important question is Have we enough of it enough for complete preparedness Detroit Edisons Answer is Yes In December, 1950, demands for electric power by our customers were greater than ever before live times during that month new records were established aad we had power to meet these demands Yes, Detroit Edison is ready today and is building ahead to be ready tomorrow Moro Power to Keep Us a Stronger Nation Our companys construction program will continue to keep us ahead Since 1940, new equipment has increased our electric power capacity by 50 Two 75,000 kilowatt turbinegenerators added at our Delray Power Plant Two 75,000 kilowatt turbine generators added at our Marysville Power Plant Two 100,000 kilowatt turbine generators added at our Trenton Power Plant AAcincr i 1 crt Gregory and Robert iuvwnm L j Reid, the postmaster is carrvjna i Comedy Cartoon Nw Tu, j Uasper Ulenn of Stockbridge Ji u J4 1 has moved his Chevrolet Sales Iohtt Wayne tncia eai business sto the W G Reevesk buildinq, j Alberta Anderson, daughter o Mr and Mrs, Martin Anderson 1 was married to Robert Holbrook cfOwosso lastweek at the Plain field Methodist church Billy Ward son of Mr, and Mrs, W H, Meyer is the chamJ pion speller at the Green school I a PoU Smith OPERATION Ward Bond Phflrp Carey Wed, Thur April 10, 11 12 KANSAS RAIDERS A Weitem In Color With Audio Murphy,, Brian Donlevy Stooge Comedy Cartoo and News NovoBy Coming PaganXJove Song Fremcnie SonnWarn Harriet CrcigTuTomanawk Ugghway 301 mk 4rfcjW With new construction our 1940 cspsdty will be doubled Two 100,006 kilowatt turbine generators are being added at our Coaners Creek Power Plant Three 125,000 kilowatt turbine generators are being added at our new St Clair Power Plant, now under construction Construction of transmission Hoes, sub stations and distribution circuits is keeping pace Similar effective programs are going forward in all of Americas electric companies under the able management of men who know that a strong America is s free America EDISON Tha MichStote San at Howeli , YtouiT,Aprii e 7 has offered 100 beds to Wayn 3 T EL L A dounty TB patlentsThev will bej Comody sumta available as that many patients An Sheridan, Victor Mature , are being transferred to the new and David Wayne Genesee county TB San 1 fcartoonjiewsxxtndid microhoaen Rev Earl Wilier, pastor of the J Suaday Monday, AprU 8 9 I Howell Lutheran church, has ao AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA cepted a call to Manistee wntm in Coi Stamne The tollowing county Demo Dan Duryea Gale Storm, Dick crats attended the Jackson da Foran and Big Boy Williams j crats attended the Jackson day Bundoy shows 3 5, 7, 8 I f L j bancruet at the DetHoit Masonic, Comody Cartoon , r I i S98011 ontjT,wrtwrArnMiL jJi Martin Lavan, Joe Grady, Ross p ijrn B W 1 Robb, Gerald Hughes I JLrlLB viSJe I Mrs E A Bowman, widow of Dor on lctu,a E, A Bowman, former Howell, S FrT business man, died in Detroit ,KUSltACuS last weekShe left two daughters, J1114 dTx Calleis Born to Mr and Mrs, Jack 7l5i0L Cole of Gregory at McPherson JT hospital, Howell, on March 26, ComtagtSteel Helmet, a iauqhter Mrs Hall was the Royal Wedding former Hilda Hall, daughter of 1ffRS5jrmairTTJr the late Alger Hall AVON ioLAllbW St Patricks church of Brighton 1 OJKJLL uruiwiU build an 8 room school with 1 I an auditoruim 83x31 FdaySa1uriay,AprU e 7 Rev Adoiph Schmitt of Win JSfltJZnn , cms Lake Rd, was ordained as COLORADO RANGERS a priest Sunday, at St Patricks Emmy SUson Lucky Haydea church, Briqhton BiiTiop ta 8upM WM,OT Mooney lu ENJOY SOFT WATER tit Have quick sudsing 10H water for eotltr dithwohing, whiter waihn, gloriowi shampoos, delightful bothing Gt complete details on this omoi ing new ovfomalfe water softener PERMiinr WATER SOFTENER COJS 43 less than prewar automatic modeh Mrs an did Stanley Dinkel had an appendictls operation as also Winston Baughn Pattly Palmer, dauqhter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer had her tonsils removed Don Clark who has been in i Larry Hurtibuse and David j The Joe Griffith family spent the air corp at ScmAntonio Tex j has been sent o A M college 3t Sfcllwater, Oklahoma Nan Ledwidge of Adrian and Clare McKernan of Detroiitwere were week end guests of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge PADAR SEpRET SERVICE Story of US secret service with John Howard, Adeie Jergens Ledwidge returned kom Calif I Sunday with Ted Olson and omia last week wife in Deabom Friday was Pinckney Dcrj af McPherson hospttulJHowell Earl Baughn was on fhe elecFridrry Christine Dinkel, 3 ion board in Dexter township yeai old daughter of Mr and Monday Sunday, Tuosday, AprU 8, 10 FANCY PANTS A Good Comedy Starring Bbb Hope Lucille Ball News Beach Peachc CmingVantshing Weteno ITamished, Copper Canyan Ask for f REE home triat GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing WATER SYiSTEMS J 4 0 North Stewart St Phono Pinckney 153F11 iiin ial Putnam Township Financial Statement Valuation for the Year of 195051 REAL ESTATE 1,374,130 PERSONAL 190800 TOTAL 464,980 TaxRate TOTAL iBCES LEVIED i4, , i 4 ttfl TOTAL TAXES, COLLECTED TOTAL TAXES RETURNED ifOTAL TAXES COLLECTED AAND RETiJRNED 85,81600 29,60172 6,2426 446600 Receipts SOLDIERS TAX PAID BY THE TOWNSHIP 51626 CONTaGENT ORDERS DRA WN 6,52868 COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION 82106 TOTAL EXP 39,09895 BALANCE ON HAND 2,51602 TOTAL 41609,87Astesced Valuation BALANCE ON HARD DBLTQUiNT TAX RECEIVED BfSR ANDUXJOR Biksb rifcYv IrfTANOTLI TAX t i fm mj2 t te t , J WXfFU EXEMPTIONS to J TAXES COLLECTS 2,66188 47622 48875 445660 1,25818 44660 26,60172 TOTAL RECEIPTS , 41J0687 ASSESSED VALUATION DISTRICT NO 2 FrL Pisckney SCHOOL DEBT i DISTRICT NO 5 DISTRICT NO 7 DISTRICT NO 8 DISTRICT NO 11 II ftat ,i JS 1 t JT, tM , , , c j i ,a VOTED TAX 6,78294 813006 1 2886 64045 46855 265,10 200488 MILLB 40755M 00705M 0064M 007M 00755M r 007M TAX COLL 806065 7,52960 29856 64295 42173 25270 17,20619 TAX RET 1,72159 1,60049 i 19740 4682 3240 3,59870 Expendlturcf sm Mm COUNTY TREASURER fifittr TAK AT LARGE i a 6V78M1 78U0 POOt ANDWSANE , 14840 3DTI nv eJOOlAt WELFARE , 37461 h J i 4vweOw VfETT DELINQUENT TAX WLx14lB WPT, VOTED TAX DISTRICT, VO 1,2806 PWTBCT Md INQUENT TAX 36806 4 STANLEY DINKEL Supervisor MURRAY KENNEDY, Oerk c LORENZO MURPHY, Treasurer A8HER WtLIE, Justice OTTO POULSON, Justioejrjr i 1 11 rv vrtftfp Th Grocer Canne Gents Kenne LOWEST Special de luxe PI UmRtdTtai OFFER AT YOUR PHIIGAS OEAIERS 4Mtamstic, instanrlgfctlnf barren removable porr Mb drip traya fbualit e oven witfc jitm wb few and OVM tight, Mhour deck vitfa hufltin isfatrider aigDals cooWng Cms, up to 30 rriautes V fkdguide gives time and cam venture information llin oaci ill hen re goa , v tjfct puirle ntif top Ur working ara Port laim faiA 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bushel J, R Parsons m Rd Howell Mich, II A Room, board ii iary Mrs k J McKinley ll St, Phone 121F3 1LE We now have our ISeed Com on hand Gel Jhile we have numbers it Price 1190 per busherested either come and r write us what kind itt and w will hold it far Glenn and Son Gregory, Mich lGarden Tractor 5 HP ang with 5 attachment Jtivator, sickle bar disc tootli Reasonable Dcryle, Phone 42 1FARM USTINGS ,wa fp you sell your form, prospects than faring, LROID CPANDALL Howr11 kPotn 3, L bbaae fie Uirtstead Farm cks TRADE IPJRS HOWELL, Hnctt A, 0 I s ns Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 04, 1951 Description An account of the resource April 04, 1951 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 1951-04-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f09cd4c4d67699e2b20310ed5809fe7f.pdf 4ac91eff1eebfa3e9f3a534056e1bcf6 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. a, T PBK Dispatch 4 Volume 68 Michigan Mirror The result of the election has J celled off the desire of the leq islature toward making any kindof a tax deal with Gov Wilharns His attack on Supt of Public Instruction Thurston on the Litchfield school affair and the Republican victory are contributing causesof this They disoute his statment that a corporations profit tar is not a consumer tax They sav corpor tJi ions alwayslixiiis al increasea on to the cosumer So a gasoline tax, a direct consumer tax may be the only one approved The ruling to deferr prom ising college students from the dratt has aroused opposition A, Grand Rapids draft board says if this ruling is followed it will also deferr all farm workers The legislature took a diq at University of Michigan by ap proving a measurs providing that any institution sellin TV rites, must make provision for public receptionThis is caused by the universities refusal to teL iviso game while at the same lime they sold the rights to a Detroit theatre who charge a I f250 admission Phillip Hart has resigned as cetor to take over the office, of corporation and securities dir price stabilizer I Supt of Public Instruction urJ ges high school students to go ahead with aollege plans despite the ajjafj, Michigan gradu uates 25,00high school stu dents this spring Last year 36417 Michigan nts paid S, 11,286,439 in intangible taxes The Michigan auto industry has completed it largest first quarter in history 2,000,000 units It expects to do as well the next three months besides making war munitions Another large crop of pheas i ants is expected according to the census taken by rural mail and observation men TRIAL LASTED ALL THE WEEK The suit of the Estate of the late Dede Hinchey vs Mrs Low etha Haines started last week Tuesday in circuit court at Howell and lasted until Friday night Louis Burke and Arch Wilson of Ann Arbor were at torneys for the estate and Don VanWinkle forMrs HainesMiss Hinchey died last July after a long illness Mrs Haines took care of her and the estate claim ed sh was paid more than she had coming A year or more before she died Miss received a 20,000 beguest Jrom an uncle in California, Peter Ross, noted Christian Science lecturer However there was court litigation and California took an inheritance tax out of it reducing the amount consider abiyAmong the witnesses were Mr and Mrs Arthur Hassencahl, MrsDorothy Hinchev, Mr and Mrs Dale M Watknis Mrg Jennie Kellenberqr, Mrs Dorothy CampbeH, Ross Hinch ey, Stanley Dinkel, Roy Clark Lee Lavey Edward Parkerjohn Burg, Mr and Mrs Moore, Mrs Donna Plummer, Mr and Mrs Ora Haines, Dr Rav Duffy, Dr Hollis Sigler, Gerald Reason,Mr and Mrs Edmund Haines Tho case was tried Without a jury Judge Lyons took the case under advisement and will ren der decision later J LEWIS KENNEDY J Lewis Kennedy 61 former Norfhiield, township treasurer died at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Saturdcry Surviving are his wife, two sons, Robert and John and two daughters, Mrs August Oravic of Detroit ad Mrs Charles Clark of Gales burr also a sister, MValentino of StJoe hospital and a brother, James of Grand Rapids, The funeral was at St Patricks church Northfield TuesdayRev Andrffes officiating Burial was in St Thomas Cemetery f tASOOTC COMMUNICATION Tues, April 17, FC degrees On Friday May 18, Ann Arbor Lodge No 544 will acme to Pincknev and conferr MM fiearees On Saturday ittht April 21 Third Qpqrees wiu be worked At the regular meeting Tuesday May 1 there will be F degrees conferred Tne past masters have beep invited to work a degree some time in May j 21st Annual Past Master Niqht at the school Saturday April 14th By Order of the VW M Pml W Curlett, Soa V Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday April 11, 1951 Obituaries FANNIE EILEEN SHIREY Fannie Eileen Shirey, 21, daughter of of Mr and Mrs James Shirey sr of Pinckney was instantly killed about 1100 p m last Friday when the car she was driving crashed on M27 at the intersection of St St Louis and Ithaca Roads Miss Shirey was enroute ta East Jordan to spend the week end and was driving the car of Kevin Ledwdige He was also in the car Followinq was q car containing Mr and Mrs Henry Shire ana Mr and MrsNorman hvot Mrs Root was the former Roumania Shirey end tne hcotswn the cabin at East Jordan The entire party D,i aj rovlervllle enrouts and Miss Shirey asked to drive Leawidqes car, a new Olds s ri rCLi cma to the people in the second car the Olds car turned toward the left fork at the intersection toward Ithaca, then attempted to turn right and get back on the S Louis Road At this point the car went out control, rolled over and went in tne ditchThe body of Mis Shirey was thrown from carKev in escaped with minor iniurie Don Swarthout, local mortioan, started for Ithaca at 1150 but did net geL back until 600 a itf next morning as the coroner and state police did not release the body until then Both Miss Shirey and Kevin STOQWidcp were employed at at the King Seleey plant in Scio and h id been luends for some time Surviving are her paiant, Mr and, ivlrs lames Shirey sr, a sister, Mrs Norman Rott and five brothers,Mar vin, Henry James, Louis, Jay and Louis of Pinckney The funeral was hski at th Pincknev Congregational church Monday aVsrnocn RvsBachv and Brady ofticiaiting Burial was in Pinckney Cemetery MRS WILLIAM CUSHING Mrs Williom Gushing 63,of Dexter, died at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor, Thursday She wa the daughter of Mr and Mrs Menitt Ward of Webster ad graduated from Dexter high school in 1904She taught school a year and married William Gushing in 4905 He survives also two sons,Warren an H Don and Cbur daughters, Harriet, Kathryn, Francis and Margaret Also a sister, Mrs Belle Read of Ann Arbor The funeral was at Dexter Sunday with burial in Webslfcer, cemeleryi CHRJS CAMPBELL WINS SPELLING CViAMPIQNSHIP Chris Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell 0 Pinckney a 7th grader in the Puvkney school, won the 3rdj District Spelling Championship m the contest held in tho Pinckney school Friday He will represent the district in May in the state contest to be held in coliseum at the stcfte fair grounds He is the first Pinck ney school pupil to win a dis1 trict title since 1938 when Mrs Megan Meyer AtLee wonDon na Basydlo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Basydlo of Pettys ville who attends the Cady school was runner up The winning word was unanimous ly In the Dexter district Lorna Knisely 13 whb attends the Norm Lake school where MrsLarry Camburn is teacher won with Marvin Cornell of Dexte i school second Winnrrfq word was camphor The final con1 testants at the fair grounds will be made up oi 26 girls ana 5 boys 4sARIuAGE LICENSES Reien Rohde, 24, Howell, Helen Gerhardstun 20 Howell Burr Gleason 37, Brighton,Ber tha Chabruer 54, Brighton Gay lord Copeland, 27, Fowlerville, Madeline Deschapper 28, row lerville A ROSE FENCE Mr and Mrs Max Russell have completed planting Multi Flpra Roses which grow into a Hyingrose fence around Aus tin Park, now known a3 Russell Acres CARB OF THANKS I wish to thank mv friends and Livingston lodge for the flowers and cards arid powers teceived by me durina my, st in McPherson hospital Winston Baughn I OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat TOOAV, WE STILL WANT ELftOW fOOM FOR, OUR FAMILIES TO SHOW IN BUT WE VISUALIZE IT IN TELMS OF DIFFERENT KtNOS OF OPPORTUNITIES, THAT TOGETHER ADO UP TO THE OPPORTUNlfV TO ACHIEVE , THROUGH OUR, OWN EFFOKTS ANO THRIFT, SOALS OF SECURITY ANP SUCCESS FOR, OUR5ELVE3 ANP OUR, CHILPRXN JS OJtM t According to present mdica tioiis by th reservatioiitf rcsv ed the attendance rt he Ppasi Masters bangut at me Pinck ney school Saturday night, April 14 will b larqe Among those who have accepted invitations to cVme are Supreme Court Justice Nt il E Reid Rep Adrian deB om and the only upper, peninsula grand lodge memh Henry iiuusi of Ishpeminq grand iur or deacon who will h maklnq his vi sit to the lower peninsula sinc his election last May The following are the Livingston Ibdge oast mastors PAST MASTERS in Memoriam Charles W Haze 18556469,7071 Millard F Darrow 188468 William H Martin 187172 H A TwitcheU 187370 William A Sprout 187879 M H TwitcheU 1880 Uharles D VanWinkle 188183 William P VanWinkle 1884851 Hollis Fred Sigler 18929793 Alexander Mclntyre 1899 Floyd G Jackson 190910,1415 Ford R Lamb 193739 Kirk VanWinkle 190008 JohnR Martin 191113 Azel Carpenter 192627 LIVING FAST MASTERS Fred Swarthout 1913 Reginald Schaefer 1917182021 4 riiches S Mair i Caflionc Oiiwch Pkxciry Iviichigan ftov F Albert L Schnvtt, Pcrstoi Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800 1000 113 Winter 800 1000 ITvVina Devotions Concessions Friday evening at 730 p m, Friday cdier Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 tr 900 P M Sunday ejre 800 Mass 1 Conarogatinal Community Church Rev Donald Braof, pastor Paul Clark Walter Girard James H Hooker Paul V Curlett Calvin Hooker Russell Livermore Glenn Slayton Herman C Vedder Peect Ellis Ross t Read Norman Mifier Ona Campbell Clifford Miller Wesley Header A, A KSSSnCt STATION re been appointed AAA jentatlvei and am e Dcnpa to aive 24 hour tr dav Wfecter and TowjjqStfos poaasrp mmcE us 19192223 192425 1928 192930 1933 193132 1934 1935 1936 194041 194247 1943 1944 1945 Joseph Griffith 946 Jack Hannett 9 ayde Fisher J949 George Gardner 1950 AFFILIATED PAST MASTERS Otto Poulson, Perry No 350 Henry PHauck, Roseville No522 Olin Robinson Veedic No 496 Floyd Martin, PortkmdNo 31 Cecil Towner,United Craft No534 LIFE MEMBERS 1895 1396 1900 1900 1905 1906 1908 1909 1909 1909 1910 1910 1910 Willis H Clark James A Greene James H, Hooker William C Miller George J Pearson Rofer Cart Abaer C Wains Ross TReoii Marian Reason Fred Teeple Roy Dfflinaham CyrQ Girard Vomer Wiegand J Tliur, Ladies Aid meet with iVr Kirk Simm 335 Poarl l 200 p m Trallblozrrs at church 4O0DmPrayer mestinq 730 at Leslie McKmley home 306 Mill St Sunday, Rev C W Carperer of Second Baptist church Ann Arbor will preach His choir will Liqict lu dinnf r at noon A puppet showThe St ry o VF, cpi,prosrnted by Trailblazers flhe Livncror ijis orial Arsn meet at the Pincknev Conql church Monday, April 15 at 1000 a m Speaker, Rev McKay of UnadillaSubiactTem perancc nd the Chnrrhes Obli aation Dr Joseph Prl wU f,ead worship r ilontia emmittoo at parson aqc April 17 8 00 pm Wednoaay400 jurjior choir prrrse 730 senior choir pracCi 7Vt Mennoie Churcf1 riev Ea Beacbv Pastor S Supt Walter Esch Assisant Paul Chaffee Mrnincr Worship 1000 Sday School , 1100 Chilsns Hour ,, 1145 Youny Peoples Meeting 730 Fvenina WoHlo 8151 Cot PellowshiD Service WAHnsda 800 P M ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mrs Peqqy Jarlowski of Pinck ney armounces tho enqaqement of hr dauqhtor Caroline Patricia, to Thomas Patrick McJowcmsorr C James MrGowan of Pontiac The weddinq will take pla Junp 23 ALICE MARtE VAI 3LARICUM Alice Marie VrmBlarl 3i months, dauqhter of and Mrs Bonnie VanBlaiicum of Briqhton, died at her hornp thore Saturday morninqSurvivinq are hcr parents and m t brother, Bennie Allen aaed 2 years The funeral was held in, the First Methodist Church in Briqhton on Tivesdav afternoon Rev lohn M McLucas officiat inq Burial was in Grand Lawn Cemeteryt Redford N j Srboul INoles By Gretchen latch Beiiie Beachy Kindergarten and First Bill made a beautitul movie box for our room leust week We have made one movie The titlo is Lpominondas Wc hcve Wednesday April 11, 1951 Current Comment Rackets Jeem to have invaded about every interprise intrie nation and even the burial business is not immuneA year or more ago Washtenaw offic ial investigated an abandon startea Cn one calledProspr 0 Superjr wnship 1 rxuBPWI iwtioit persons got possession rTania inaThank you BUI for the bux We have started our unit on trains Some of the children bio light in very qofcxi train pic tlir S Second jracre born sen vvas 9 years old Thursday and Riahard Krahn 8 last Friday Mnry XeJly brought a p ir snip plant to school Mondav Ciecrqe Murray, Nancy W rni and Dforothy Esch v absout Monday Tommy Read was in Ann Arbor Saturday to ,halp hiw qrandfathr colebrate his birth day of it and weie burying welfare people, mostly negroes there at so murh per burial the state and county paying the oost An old man who lived in snack in the cemeter was sup posod to do the burying but he qot sick and many bodies were not DUJI d mojt 01 the graves were only 2 or 3 feet deep An othei suh cemetery has iust been found in Nankin township vVayne c mty, operatina under ovon worte conditions It also specializes in burying welfare ises ana returned bodies of Korean war veterans It is alleged that a mass burial took f Barbara Singer visited her Place in a 60 fttrench dug by grandparents over the weok end MaAlyn Atkins spent Saturday Wlh hr grandmother at SU ni I n LaBr Jlo visitad a sifk cousin at How 11 Sunday Karen Eichman had dinner at Howell Sjturdav evening Karl Burg entertained liis qrandrrrthor Kennedy at a duck dinner Sunday, The Ccsgray claldren f m Wliiamiton visited K n eh and Barbara Russell aver th vok end O T room is keopnaa weather chart oh ir lev Reason isubstitutod as teach or for Mrs Barks in th kindrcirten Mo idav afternoon hvrd GrrCidr PaUv Rahriqr celebrated hr 9th birthday April 6 Sh biituiqht a big birhday rake and we helped hor eat it W ar slcrtd mnitiplica tion n rithmetic The was we ec l larn Nearly v learned thn wo are studying earn thai n inted be 15 or 20 year, eryone ivq Jfi science still iiif Itches W turtles live t yd We OT anjoyina the sp ina werjtlier and nrr ont door r Ihe raon hour Panl Russall left at nonn Fri day He had an appointment n the aen its Fourth rxnfi rirtn G Sendy Blankonbak is on h si n listWe inrs iv Snnnne Clark Barbfa ey P ta LeGori , B e, Dick Kennedy and Donn z C irk were not spoiled down Tlia inthr 4thgrade spelling 0 nt A Nancy Slip Sally Uloy md Ruth Pa m the sp i ing bee in t h grade Fr davDanny S v was the las by Htnduic, , PaMy Palmer is bak in cha after havina her tonsils nt jack Nelson of Dtr it has en relied in the 5th grade, making our enrollment 50 Sixth rid Srme 6th graders aftvied thp spelling bee Others put n a program Allen Rose, Rollie Singer and Donald Sockow riramniized Tom Sawyer with pnppets Aidy Shirey,Denise Kennedy, and Barbrira Driver oUc enter tained with an original play witn their puppet Tfie pupils are planmna a cleanup campajcjn The class worked lost w ek on pragrapks and infradutng them with topia sentences We welcome Larr Leedv back to school The 6i grade wishes to con gratnlato fliris Campbell who after working very hard won th ditrM spelling ohompien ship Eighth Grad Marilyn Shirey War absent Ur lay on account of the d deah of her aunt,Eiloon Shirey Mrs Campbell was absent part of last w ar d Mr Noreen arr and some of the high school students taught Seventh 4rade Friday April 6 Chri Camplel won the district splina championship 20 schools con tested Donna Basydlo of t Ordys school was secondUn animously was the winning word On Monday the Detroit Nws ,ient mon oirt who interviewed disappeared flcm flm Chris and took his picture Now the aovermnent I ed the Carter Little CURRENT, COMMENT Cot Co to leave out th , laxative with no power to cure from their adverrJsinn 01 that tired feeling or reiuvenate malrina biq claims R people who take tsem pills are only a mild a bulldozer rind dnlv a few , inches of dirt was placed ovef the coffinsSpring rains washed this away, exposing the coffins 100 babios are said to have been buried there in an un markci mass gcrveThe cemotery owner accordinq to wet fare Yryords received 183 foi 18 burials and part of 150 ior buiing Krran war veterans The law i not very strong in such cases It provides a 25 fn l not iiiling in a grave ano Ih cir i, couit may issue an orrier vao iting a cemetery and ordor th bodies binned at townshsip expense OL Th Mitiigan State Highway Dept is launching g feiry boat at Cireat Lake, shipyard, Detroit, csting 5 000,000 It is 331 ft long and will carry 150 autoes oiid 650 passengers in the serviro between St Ignace and Mack ina City This means we suppo e that the bridqe across tho stjpits is still far in tfir futurv Columns have been written about the bridge but not muoh else accomplished Ii the money spent for ferry boats etc had gone toward the i bridge it would have been a knq way toward completinq the projrHt O Th Tinman administration with tli iielp of Republican internationalistss defeated the islit 1 2tnp to prevent the prTsi,i m renciing troops to Euip without consent of the senate Th Hopublicans oi the middle west compose the isolationist st ngth wiLh those of the Paoific and Atlantic coasts vqting internationalOn another v t tli v limited the number ot ro ps tc four divisions Ii the president wishes mare he mil ok ongresj The Republic n t rs voting to send toop t Europe were Nixon no Kn wlandMtCariforniaDutf0 nennsylvania and Mead of New Yf rk With rther coast sen atoi ney will have enough votes in the 1952 Republican convention to control it Senator Taft oj O je skipped from ono side to 0 ether and appeared nndecido H voted for the measure reguiring senate ap proval beve sending to Europe but on the other voted agoinst the amendment rog drinq no ground trooi ould bo sont until the UN control of the air and against tlie amendment provld ing no srldiers less than 20 year old could be sent to Eur oparVth ihese rrmedrnent lost O The legislature and con seldom ropal anv laws matter hov obsolete they For years numerous attemi have boon made to gt the islature to take the office highway commissioner constable off the ballot but no avaiLFow elected ever rfy In colonial days passed a bill to keep boxes filled in the gfcvommcnt expensethe Democrats and Republicans Snuff MHWP out of style years acpo the snuff boxes nre V filled V it seldom usod i Years ago Dr DoW Discevery was ac cure consurrrjorv There other concotions advi nire rheumatism and disorders One byffjpppp Mqny dealers feature a com plete electric brooder unit, including 250 watt injrared lamp, rejUctor, porcelain Socket and heavyduty cord Baby chicks, pigs and Iambs get a healthier start la lilt Reddy Kilowatt electricity tends the brooder As Michigan Stsst College tests show, electric heat lamps produce energybuilding warmth, prevent huddling, crowding, smothering and other injury Fire hazard is practically eliminated when electric beet lamps are properly installed Your Edison Farm Service Advisor will gladly help f6t deslfft an electric brooder to suit your needs His assistance invoke no charge or obligationand, of course, bedoes not U wiring Of equipment Just call any Edison office Harold Ggiss Pheie Howell 1010 2390 EAST Due to the death of my wife I will sell at Public Auction on this farm located about 5 miles South of Howell on Pinckney Rd to Chubbs Corners, then 2 miles West and Vi mile South at 6530 Bently Lake Rd Paul Gates Phone Howell 1010 GRAND RIVER , APRIL 13th 100 OCLOCK a 11 HEAD OF CATTLE 11 Holstein coW, 8 years old, duo April 10 Holstein cow, 4 years old, due April 18 Holstein cow, 9 years old, due June 17 Holstein cow, 6 years old, due June 2 Holstein cow, 4 years old, fresh January 18 Holstein cow, 5 years old, fresh December 24 Holstein cow, 5 years old, fresh March 26 Holstein cow, 6 years old, fresh January 22 Holstein Heifer, 2 years old, due Sept 3 Holstein Heifer, 2 years bid, due Aug 3 Holstein Service Bull, 2 years old Implements Equiprru t Jrn Deere Model A tractor Joh Deereset of cultivators JohnDeere 2 bottom 14 plows Jphnt Deereside delivery rake John Deere rrrn binder Johi Deerje 7 it n vcr mower Co,p 3 secion nnfttooth harrow McCormick iit hij loader McCormick 11 hole disc grain drill McCormick Dcering manure spreader Black Hawk corn planter Oliver 10 hammer mill 130 of 6 hammer mill endless belt 4 wheel rubber tired wagon and rack 4 wheel iron tired wagon 2 wheel car traitor rack horse cultivator corn shelter hof hutch woven wire fence stretcher 455 Gal oil drums 30 gal oil drum New Century weigh scale John Deere power takeoff air tire pump 620 lengths 2 Gal v water pipe 820 lengths 4 Galv water pipe 12 bundles lock tite Green Asphalt shingles John Deere buzz saw with blades Many articles too numerous to mention POULTRY 85 White rock pullets FEED about 300 bu corn Quantity of straw This Farm for Sal tillable 160 acres about 8D acres DAIRY EQUIPMENT Westinghouse 5 can milk cooler Unico electric hot water heater lft10 gal milk cant MUk Can rack Sanimatic dairy farm tank McCartney Milking machine iulk paiCand strainer HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Whirlpool washing machine Coal Heating stove Complete bedroom suite Dinjng room suite Kitchen table and S chairs single bed atcjt vVv V WW r XXXf 4k odds and ends PbSuth 12 mnthS Ume WiU be given payab,e to The First National Bask til NiaWwriiig Note J Bell and the late James fU wca married to 5fiL vKw gal chum kw W8ek Jgjw Howell Ilia rTi ,r nm Jm Wd4 Tiasr, April IS, U u Ma WafM KUBjdo Need OPERATIC aAcmc Word Bond, Prju Corey DexterTheatr net PrjurpCfl T Apri 13, J4 RAM tm r As rrsjlfcwied Friday Saturday, April 13, 14 ftMaf Saturday, Martha Toven Jest Chandler m DEPORTED Tim Holt Richard Martin in BCrEH TREASURE The Washtenaw County Hi mane Society hare moved ta to ew 100000 horneT 5 31 Poible by a 60uuu gut from an anonymous donor The home now has 47 animals Edsel Meyer, son of M0 April is, 11 Mr, and Mn W H Meyer of 8ur fcso connauous Pinckney works at the home v Jo1 McCrea SheUey Winters The Lyons echoolhas turned a down a plan to ypte on going Tcimicoijo in the Brighton school system 1 F R E K C H I E i Walt Disneys BEAVER VILLAGE In Technkofeor animals in their natural stale WYOMING MAIL Out Door Action Picture Steven McNally, Alicia Smith Shows 700 and 915 Go Cartoon j The Beunndnn school who turn Cod i ed it down will vote again 1 , Wed Thnrw April News, ifaw Sunday Monday April 15, 16 Sun 3,5,7 Mon 7 and 9 TOMAHAWK w3trc in Coio Statxlna Yvonne DeCarlo Van Heflin l and Preston Foster Ton and Jerry CarCtooa The Stockhridae Juqh school t Ginaer Roaers RoticW HiL i JT S Popillax Panx, stt TStt Srsr3SsM 9i0 I ter winning a districttitle werei WORMY WARNING Aewliy Caitooa given a bemguet at the school LltlMI, Skxttridgi hiojh school wiU I J1 0 of MoW c have a track tam this year I t0 Barbara Haiell is valedictor 41Vf11lri uLtli n of the Stockbrtdae ssnior dllTAil loJbiAltll Ian 49291 Tue Wed Thurt April 17,l6,19 Bing Crosby Nancy Olson In A Musica MR MUSI O 1 Good Comedy f News ComtogRoy RogergTiui lall of Robinhood, Em, Watch the Birdie class and Susaxme Wilde, sal j Uprymond Ma of Stock FKTiT j bridge U reported wounded in HYNG MjISSlLE Klarecu , A Ila,w, tnrcrtnesDonohueUSN has been Olmon Font Viveca Undfors HSSSr from Memphis, Term, to Grosse 1 and Anthony Ross 8aay, Aprii 13 u t toGrcees Die, Mich, fCartoa and rftwn AVOW mAR bflico Michicr Rev J M McLucas of Brigh Sunday, Monday, April TTle ton was ft,fyJi LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS who received the 32nd Degree, ta TKfUfiolor in MffjpPY lt S A Dti Starring th late qovBor lcKto BjoL Mary And,n Mr and Mrs Fred Seger ofr haaA Rsl Brigblori ounoe the mcj8uiian T shew iage of their daughter, Betty 3 5 7, 9 Double Feature VANISHING WESTERNER n t Super Weslsro Monte Hale, Paul Hurst Plus TARNISHED A Drama Starrfra PogfoVggtrlck Arthur Franz Cartoon Sunday, Tuesday, April 15, 17 COPPER CANYON A Waatern in Color No LT Jean, to Ronald WcdEce, son ot J 2 Ap,lV17 l8 19 w 411 Mr and Mrs Herber Wallaoe OROUND6 FOR MARRIAGF Milland Hedv LaMarr of Hamburg Comedy Starrin fmnu Thcoiai leifti was reelected Van Johnsoa Kathryn Grayson Teachws P51 R,Jr, mayor of Brighton over Uoyd Paula Raymond Lewis Stone CominqAutrev tf M, PearsaU 332 to 246 Cartoon Pt, Smith The Petty GW N 96rn to Mr and Mr Louis Show 7IS, 905 Body Lowell at the GSM Ma Comtogfteel Helmet, Ga last year 779 patients were ad wviatttd mitted oi whom SO perotntwere i from out of the city Eugene Mdntyre oi Fowler , ville, fanner Pinctosy resideal ia a pattest at McPhereon hoe tal Howell l The tloweU Presbyterian church was broken into last week and an attempt mocje ta fcuce the ccult OrviUe Holmes 57 o Fowlerville was scalded to death at the Thurson Lumber Go, last week whin a log UPPfi and threw him lata a vat oi boil j ing water uesd I prepare loorf for plywood Shirley Henry , son of Mayor Shirley Henry of Howell j was married to Shirley mmiq ton of Howell, at St Josephs rectory last, w es ts 25 Years Ago The home of Mr cmd Mrs Lynn Hesdee was destroyed by j fre last Thursday Very IlitOd was saved The Hendee family have moved on the Mike Farley farm j Mr and Mrs Wales Lekznd have sold their farm to Detroit i 4 i , paxtiee and bbuqbt the Hub bowman home in Pinckney j Mary Sider has entered the 9th grade The George Greiner Estate 1 will hold an auction April 24 j Hsrcy lsU, auctiaheet David Murningham has sold both of his farms Morton to Ebson Swann d HowelL Georcje Nichols Howell RFD carrier ill in University bos petal AufoOwners will rtpfece four private pmungtr car or make i a caah settlement wHhowt depredation IfwHmQOdwfrom tfccraa purchased near ft is da ma fed to the tvrtento total loaa Would your present polity dothfs HGLUS WYUE General Iasurance Ui East Man Pinckney, Mich 1SS IIPY JvATER jyear Have quid ludiing iott woter for atir dithwakhmg, whirr wathei, glorious jhompooi, delightful befhing Got complete defotls on hit amazing new autometlt wofer toffenor PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER Cosfs 43 less than prewcr automatic modeh Aikfor REHiomtrv GEORGE ROUSH Plumbinq WATER SYSiMS J 4 0 North Stewart St Phone Pinckney 153F11 I vacated by Ben i SSI mov on the Reynolds team near Stadcbridge Anderson IshamCharles Reason is remodelinq the house he bouqht of Mrs Hodgeman H G Briqcrs is the wdpenter C V Van Winkle delivered oj Mr end Mrs Jrank Hewitt Th jzrzrr , ,, ,w, TVt,vT , who sp3te wtsst with Mrs btoe As0 10 Floyd Reasn l8at nZ5n U rmihiYnmeU V, WArbor just aam , week that weighed a ton is and Mrs Frank Hewitt unit Ihn wtttter with Mrsqone lb lopoer to visit JBMSHh V rnuhs in Putaanv were I ggarFl yARfM C arTindn 9MTand Mrs floyd Rsco 5 Bd ofei telephoi,e W , v tihrrnsl from Florida TWU cc u0t ,RV Nonnan son of of Mr and ha iured t2nJZ j7 School fa Mrs A, D Bennett, former own John Donaldson and wife have qone to Leslie to live with Andrew Bates and wifeCharles Stebbins of Dexter ci ,sxqe Speed oi Ann Ar ,bor were in town last week in Milton Mitchell, Prop, MrPtwBto aette 182 rifle near Oworec tf Yeen Ao Bcjwin Farmer was elected 1 Q SSITTSLU T2Sl, and RASMUS ANDERSON I WJSF P oinburq to be the counties oldest refiiAccordina to adirjMJM 0 the jury V Gf Dtokel and Jim Roche j J JUZS iexi 7s1 mmina r A , 1 ant diefji in Howell Monday FLOYD KEHRL, Clerk April 4 11 Usue a bran new buggy could be rxaaght far 15 aod a , tingle hrsBssefar 16 I Erie Tip McCarthy has He formerly had a farm in MarWeek end guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett were El tner Radtke and wife of Phil cWphia, Pamd Gordon Hester and whV of Ypsilanti HeV AVWsUssVUeVV nmi THOVSII Kteto farm a Ar 1 jgtJ 0 in the Fufaner district t 11001 M Ethel Bonda, Max Mdrttn is workinc fer M3 Hva Sinaer Mrs Cora Eugene aSffi WOnancr Yax Mrs Marie, Wenk, Mrs ojj j Anna Yelland ana Mrs Alice dauahters attendedthe While Mr emA Mr MH r oro M rTT ulli Proctor Funeral and burial was , ti m i Anr HA has been sent to Chart Nswjpri m 4, tD M Monks i building Born to Guy 1 historn home tended the Past Masters Ban Mr and Mrs Harold Porter JlJhJetJ ArZl Z Un Rex SacfceH and Frank Zfaler wife and 2 Masonic lodgee Saturday night Hauck and ye editor v homei end He has boon sent to Cnarf lamfly ute Field from Ft Lewis, Wash otlQ aUsnd school ISPATCT Store Kenste v Wfakry April11, 19 Ptackney Dispatch tiered as 2nd class matter at postofhce llic, TT Act of March 6, 1877 114 SoHowell St,PincknevMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publsh Mrs in I Groceries Drygods Canned G Gents C Llneri Lester McAiee was i Detroit last Wednesday The Dr Walter Meievr fum u 1119 spent Sunday at the Wm Mercer home Don Stackabie of Inkster vis ited David Ledwidqe last week He expects army indue ion April 17 Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn and son, Neil, were Sunday Oinner quests oi Mr and Mrs Neil Bauqhn Miss Albrta Dinkel called on Mrss Hlida Hall Cole and new baby at Mcpherson hos pital, Howell last wek The John McGuire family of Howell spent the week end at the Frod Read home Mike Lavry and family n Jackson spent Sunday at the Leo Ljvey home Dick Campbell bouqht two hamsters in Chelsea and intend ed to raise thm but one has ddedThe fire dept was celled to the Lawrence Barrett home oft Putnam St, Saturday morninq by a qrass fire Mrss Mabl Suydam of Jack son snent he week end at the j j M J Reascn hom, i J The Doyle Templeton family of Keeqo Harbor spent th week end at the Albert Shirley home Jant Lundeen anh Goiry MaU ler were in Chicago over the week end 0 J Clinton and wife spent the week end at the Ralph Clin ton home In Detroit Stanley Dinkel, Paul Sinqer H1 VivtOur New Location 1075 EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER BOAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LIIfEOF Juuips Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes,Fjtfinjs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Pfaekney Alive ARM ANIMALS COLLECTED HORSrJS 10 Each COWS PROJUPTLY 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt WF BUY HIDEb ii,0 CALF SKINS haoi 68 PtnffcMT I Antral Oead StocKCO 1 J LOWEST PICE EVER Special le luxe PHiLGASTAPPAN Rangt and Ronnie Danow saw the hockey qame at Olympic Fri day niqht and had dinner at Topinkas Ted Olron and wife oi D ar I born spent Sunday with the Joe Grifjth iamily Stanley Culver and wife ot AtLed Deerfield called at the Murray Delfay Kennedy heme Friday where they j qnd MrsWKectharn,Mrs Mary HoffMrs Beulah Martin under anji Mrs Minnie Tol1 were i Mr and Mrs Wayne nave returned from Beach, Florida, spent the winter Mrs Geraldine Sinqer afnMcP Howell Saturday Saturday P Mr and Mrs ,y Br wRnr n end home of Mrs Mary Holt Hovi CnmnWlTu and Mrs Joe GiiUith v JiXovse Campbell Mrs Wed St Lawrence hospital Ton sinq, Monday , The Mylo Kettler family ot lackson and Jack Roberts rIuribing Water Srftem etc Stanley Dinkel ah am f on Mrs v at th vowtr automatic, iiisUttfyflghtinf turners removable porcetain drip tray fbuaiite oven with rlaai uin few md oven light Mbour dock rii huntIn Tlslminder fiiQalscouwiif 4me, up to 30 nnules V Ifclpjidegives time and imjperature information n 4ttea a 4at fllumirsle entire top M tinge Large working area Port lain finh Concealed ,ei J tIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANOBI Hfjw h the time to modernize yxr Vitchen with Philgas the thrifty feottlcd gas for farm and town home Vou can huat far and wide, but yov wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rat Remember, too, we will give you a cnetous uadein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make Or condition Esy erms, if you wish ANf OTHER PHILGAS AfrtJANCIS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Putllae KiMkea Rewfet front AweiJtf weeer Heefert from 950 SEE US TODAY W HANCK AU INSTAILATIOH jtTAiU Mrs Luliu Darrow and Mrs E L MtfKinley attended the joint meetind of the 11 Kinqs Dauqh ters Circles in Ann Arbor Frij day niqht Mrs Campbell sanq Afterward they visited the West Quad at the University of Mich iqan where Charles LaRowe is mqr Mrs LaRowe was Virqinia i McKinley I The Mother and Dauqhter , ibanqiiet sponsored by the I Kinqs Dauqhters will be at th,3 Pincknjey ischool May 16Mrs , Clare Palmer is general chair man The Fred Read and lahn McGuire families called at the Robert Read home at Portaae Lake Sunday Rickie and BiUie Miller qot o larqe pike with their hands one daylat vk which h i i strand ed in a Oc i near the Pincknv mill pond Mrs Ella McKniev aave a stork shower Friday niqht at the E L Mcinjey home for MrsWanda Coon Morqait Mrs Joan Glover anpl children of Fowlerville spent Friday at the Edward Spears home The cribbaqe club were n tertcdned the Pinckney cribbaqe club Thursday niqht , Lyle Euler and wife of Fair hope, Alabama, called on the Kenneth Wylie home last week They have qone home now Mrs Howard Read entertain j d 10 ladies at her home last j Thursday at a stork shower for 1 Mrs Loretta Schaefer Mr, and Mrs Jesse Henry and Gerald called on Miss Beatrice Lamborn of Greqory, Sunday who is ill Dick Wylie of Anderson was the quest of Tom Wylie Sarur day niqht and attended the 4H Dance at the school The Howard Read family spent Saturday niqht in Ann Arbor, honorinq her father Gebrqe Wilde on his birthday Ambrose Kennedy and farn ily of Howell spent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy home Week end quests of the Les ter McAfee family were the f Phillip Hudson family of Detro it Mr and Mrs Linwood Cham bers of NorthviUe Mf 0 Mrs Ted Zalicki of Whitmore Sat John Sprout cmd CplBud Bekkerinql of Chanute FJeldlUwere hbme over the week end WMr S Mrs Andrew Nesbt called on Mrs Blanche Navlor The Willard Widmever wg ily of Cedar Lake called at the r n wife of Detroit spent Sunday at Jhe S H Carr hom A larqe number from here atended the Kinqs Dauqhters ineetinq Thursday niqht at tho Pr Towner home at Portaqe Lake Mrs Mae Koepp waj co hostess Mrs Ralph Glenn of Greqory, first state vie pres sooko Mr and Mrss Fred Read ri turned home from Florirja Vrt MrsAlbert Shirley nnd dauah ter, Lois, attended ths Flower Show in Detroit Thursdav Louis Murphy called on Stuart Anderson at University hospital Ann Arbor, Thursday Mrs June Hende, Mrs Peu lah Hendee,Mrs Florence Waa oner and Mrs Pat Rickert at tended the Flower Show in De troit last Thursday From where I sit fyJoe Marsh Buzz And Th OffKey BaritofiM Reverend I,ester of the church nut on Nil Whom Road coaches hi Younsj Ienples Choir late Thern ilav afternoonsafter hijfh acheol bikethall practice lets oat Hu,7 Kllis pastures cows nettt to that church Around B oclock they lined to make a lot of racket about wanting to fro home That made it kind of rough on th hoir When Buzz learned hat waa goinc on he said to Revert nd La ter never yet heard of a cow that eoild moo rfn key So, 111 just move em in a little earlier This started me to thinking Bun doesnt g to that chwth Aad hes so tonf he eouldat ecny a tuna in a taefcttJ From whta I aK, ym Hlfht Mf that RQEZ Mmt hwra m4k km mm mon with doeiiitt diTW h wHh m fta, Tar tic, yOwF pFSOMi pTCtl the fact that ftm glass of beermm aathtog SMJHT way te Rocs Hes a ral atigMber to etrybodgt Copyright, l95CVnited faflM Brwmm Fi Hamburg Firemen Ball IO0 F Hall Saturday ,April 14t Hockey wartfiu BUI Bauqhn home Sunday Mr and Mrs Getorae Gardn JSe in Detroit Saturday where their brotherinlaw, unrWwejnt an opefa StdO P M TO liSO A M I m m t J8 v Wedneadqy April 11, 1951 Manure Sprsadtsrs LtiCAJ tfFWb C5 PROFESSIONAL CORNER REAL ESTATE THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Farma, weg Lak, Jpei Hey M Duffy, M D Buste LAVE X HARD WARE Mrs Asher Wylie, Mrs Joe Gearhart, Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs John Boyer extended the PTA metina in Jackson last Thursday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesoitt sC rtSi 1 te 28 Charles Eisele family in Fow DR Q McCLUSKEY lerville, honorinq has birthday The Herbert Palmer family Denlst spent Sunday at the Herbert 112 Nofi Michiaan Ave j Palmer jr home in Flint Telephone Mrs Maraaret Clark went to Office 93 Residence 814 i Kalamazoo Friday where her Evenings by Appointments KSB, wa7 operated onl HoweU Michigan iter appendiciusMary Maraaret 1 HEf SNEED Wv and Barbara Clark went I 1 after her Sunday, , , 1 Phone 183 u7 E Grand River Oder Your 6M Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 1 3 3 Phone 157 11 Repairing MYnON HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Driv License Rush Lak P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Den C Swarthout Director Modern Equinmen i Hifl, i Ambulance Service rMrsChSkrclaxk ci Kalam u 14 Ptockne , enlled here Satur sv Heal Estate Insurance Brokerage j FRED C 3EICKHOFF Sr City Lake and Farm Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality 120 West Grand River Av 1st Your Property With Me Howell Michlqan Phone 358 Residence 615 LEE LAVEY j LLOYDHENDEE azao was called here Satur v bythe death of her fatherLewis HW Clark, attend 1 ea the funeral of Lewis Kenn FARM SEEDS MOW Aifalsu Clcverawd AilOU Seeds SETS FIVE FIRES Vernon Mevis, 22 of Green ea me lpcVs church in vUle, Mich, who set live hres edy at StPWs there last week is the son of NorWieH Tueaday Jdfe Mevis formerly ot Howell, j Ohitstine v Phone 59F3 MAX RUSSELL MR Pinckney Michigan Jdfe Mevis formerly ui , , ro Mr and Mrs Stanwhp painted the murals on the dauqhter ot Mr nQerwent on walS of the VFWhall here and cPherson hospit Dora PtaDWcryauqhte homei late Roy Placewayof Pinckney al Howell, is P The buildings he set fire to tfu dx comes home PkickneY Z8F2 , were the Western Union Tele with her aav , p RTrEHATION SERVICE graph office, the Methodist and niqhts REFR1GEKAI iuw Congregational churches a barj CONSCTvATION HOlto ber shop and a load ot hay he Dn Dr Btate mi Generrl Insurarce livestock Hauling A TjcVlONEER farm Sales A Soeciality BERT WYlffi beTshop and a load ot hayme , Btflt min JOU JADj buildinqs were destroyed with j rranK , been loaned nepair ic4to inq enew 0PDeiese Mobil PhoKiidWJWi n 22aand0nwar woTk j izafc1i by this department H, , TOWNER undesirable ana wu , Washi Len dischaxqed from the army SfaGenville ta11 ,Groi1d water levels mcreas guilty but disclaimed knowi I wouii , t JRS Sge ofW othereenviUo fir S part year in which tne son Refiiqerator, Kroqer Store McLeLland Store and Hard, Hotel were damaged jvteris was qive a o vea sentence Stuart Anderson wa taken to University hospital An Arbor last week tor teeatnntWptprn i Joe Clark has quit Western State Colleqe, Kalamazoc, an ed 63 ft in March, ouilieT Monroe, irom the south nRurcrnce i LivestocK nauung pckney, Mich Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Tnclang Phone 64F14 Knckney Mic tt W KV fill NOTARYINSURANCE and BONDS p3fcU INCKNEY rOHTMUNtZ T V SEE I ROY E, FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day From 1000 A M fa 1000 PJ4 509 East Main St Pinckney 6U44 Port,g Ko 0 2 wWistlina BWCDIS have phone Dexter 34b 1 arrived at Pte M A A, A A A, A ijaiied Advs pm barney Kjalzmiiitr WANTED Gcrden Plowln, by Livingston Jounty hoe W the acre or hpur Represent ve Earl Schroeder 5486M36 W , u Ann Arbor Heavy snows in Mich have iorced the deer back into the dhySandts are said, to have wintered well A gun , fcSlSaV county and the Q FOR ef iVedaior animals damage JJgJ a trac Qf sweet clover for pEALER WANTEDThfifl fcanclaims dropped 36 percent last Ui00a bushel J R Parsons wim th farmer and his ar There were 328 compared 245 Maaon Rd veo to 512 the previous year The 245 Mason Rd Howell, Mich, state vilwwr v v n CP1950 Chevrolet Styleline Debvxe Door Radio Heater i waking at nlant in Ann Aroor Tnrnnn was ine wmsi wns,, VVMNIC IW 1950 Chevrolet FIotline Dchixe 2 Dood, Radib HeaterPowe Pm fe Portaqe Lake coon s doqg sk k hou frQm Qwnor I who bouqht MEDanow s barn foxe, seco Thfi werQ pkickney tore it dovn Saturday 7 bear claims Poultry sutfered 2368 Howell S o 1 Mrs LuciUe Shirev and nr actual damaqe witn XNTtD POULTRYWUi dauqhter, Anita Mrs uoromy , A Glide Trans 19 Chevrolet Styleline Special 2 Door Heater 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 4 Door Heater 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2 Door Heate 1949 Chevrolet Fleethne Special 2 Door Radio Heater 1949 Kaiser Special or 5 4,0QU 4 Door Heater dauqhter, Anita Mrs roy he9p seconn , Detroit Market Prices Aschenbrenner and Miss Kath sne p oregt iireg bumed c R JjQvd f erine Miller left Friday by auto io res last wee gfl,,uLAr tor Johanna Colorado, to visit over , Af relatives productThe product is fertilizer The nlap is unique The mone ample If interested Write to General Liquid Fertilizer Co Kjent Cfcty1 hican FOR SALEFlcor xriiel radio qood condition, Kitchen CabU net, like new, all for 25 Phone 62F13 Atjioftl Uedar Lake Rd ,oie 14SF12 pay 1948 Chevrolet ylemaeter Club Ooupe HtatwrMpotofr 1147 Chevrolet Fleetline 2 Door Radio and Heater 4 1946 Nash 00 4 Door with Radio ana Heater 1946 Chevrolet Vz Ton PaeL Heater 1941 Ford 1 Ton Stake,Heater 1942 Pontine 6 2 Door with Radio and Heater PHONE 310, Howe Michigan CHEVR0LET SALES vd EZSSr pK DONT LET OPPORTUNITY I The dept has aheody r1 Toil SALE0 iSchTlTTel 743Bently Road FOR RICHES PASS YOU BY ed 100,300 trout, A R d , You can still try Your hand g thqroups are Gen N Druin, Patterson Lak nececsscar Mrs L J McKmley at winning riches in the Detroit Orqanid Yj applies, Fthx Camp Rd 306 Mill St, Phone 121F3 I toes 25 000 Find The Name, asked to make v HMmpfr PRQPEHTTPKMH Srt FOR SALE We now have our Puzzle Game 15,00000 Cash Uon for use of X a r 1 Uh SALL ,u DeKalb Seed Corn on hand Get 1S A5SS ttSSijnL SSsEiir cxme and I wv uv iiwA, mil iuscruicrill, lla whrtt kind 2 acres of qrod, not modern s us or wnte UB What resiaems vnen S3300 ful1 Price me tfc8 contest lor Michigan ONLY Pinckneys vou want and we will hold it tor fwtsww, lull MlJ 0SrflilC ICI iUS 154 acres, basement barn, horse viu , riann rtriri qo, bam, noa bom tool shed chick R en house, silo, new milk house mievjvjr,, 7,00U down, balance on con FOR SALEGarden Tractor 5 HP Garden Kinq with 5 attachments t or the table , , Pvt Tem Healh was Jiomfrcmf JZ Keesler airfield, Missthis tract Garden Kinq with 5 attachments 1 irom reesier 80 acrefi qQQd jjqg 9 00Q pJow cultivator sickie bar, disc week I with contract ancl spike tooth, Reasonable MIMICAL FESTIVAL j , Gerald Reason, Broker i Lucius Doyle, Phone 42 rurn ischools will hold a Phone Pinckney 133 WANTEDFARM LISTINGS, The rural wnw Pinckney FOR SALEBabv Chichs, BarriJa Let us help you sell your farm 1 usicc renvoi at Land White Rocks N H Keds, have more prospects than farms school Tuesday Apmj WWe Leahoms and HvUneai all 800 p mMiss we, of Mich State College will dir eirt All ara invited wVmrlrr Cook Whie Leqhoms and HyUnes, all, L HAROLD OR AND ALL UALITY Heats Fruit Groceries Vegetables hatched from blood testrd stock, j Phone ty5W Howell Now hatchinq Place VOM chick i aLirirKia 3, Uuobaqe 6J cder with us now nimm bOB SQUIRE HATCHERY Tlfi h, rrr , Phone WaW Howell FOR SME Settinq Duck Eqqs ITS MIGHTY CONVENtENT FOR RENTEquipped 153 acre HarrvClay Phone 13F2 , nswir RY MAIL Cllurra 8280 FARLEY Rd Cpl DalelSebonisbUeyed TO BANK BYMAIL pinckney Mich to be homeward Bound from rrxtrr aivAPTP rilNDS AV AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c Krn wher he has been in wv SOUND LOANS LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED action since last summer AILABLE FOR SOUNU AW L5Q Mra MacArtor wno has RFAi ESTATE MORTGAGE ORl Also Sissbrs and Knives been in McPhereon hospital for PPRSONBLE nT REASONABLE Service While You Wait several months was brought RATES , All Work Guaranteed tome hero Tuesday , MANDELLS SAW FILING SHO , ort bekkennq of 11524 River DriveHllcmd Lake Winrm Baucrhn came home FOR SALE80 acre farm,8 room from McPherson hospital, How 2 stor home with bath extra eli Wednosjty oantrv full basementbarn with Mr and Mrs WJlard Ware UU11H y , i CnnlrtTr with THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HowcSl Mich basement, 2 chicken coops to Gf Northville spent Sunday with Member federal C SUJ Pftf inn chickens, young th rro fnmily l Corporation AH Deposit, house 300 ken y McMacken famInsured up to l0f9 tor each cattlebarn tresn , ,411 nHrrv Depositor i yjli Fish Lv r Market Prices Cour eous Service Clarks YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Your Savinqs Acccount will work for you to provide a future new home, a new car, a new, household appliance or to meet family emergencies I, In savtoq ytour part m helping cofflbat inflation is also being cWnplUhed by decreasing the amount of money in circulation, i Begin a savings program now EachloUar saved aids in the baft against inflation tmtj nou SON Stale BANX HowelL Miclt 6l deposit, up V 10,000 tasund by om membership ini the iFedstal Deposit Insurance Cc porotMo rrrttl barn, tresn waxer CIWB H jne yvuuuiu iyiwiw SSSmTSiouqh farm ly ot Fowlerville were Sunday 4 GeVaSReason, broker 1 , MrsEleanbr Idwidqe GOOD QUALITY CO AJ AJX SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY E Hoey Sons PHONB asncB ai8 s Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 11, 1951 Description An account of the resource April 11, 1951 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 1951-04-11 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f3c8795a95df3729715621a5884e2c8d.pdf d099cd6ffe9ba0df8beb77e6ef3394d5 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. 4 Dispatch Volume G8 V Pinckney Dtspoh Wednesday April 18 1951 IS iViichigan Mirror The much publicized peoce party between the qovernorand the legislature has blown up, mostly over the threat of th governor to veto any qas tax hiqher than cent The legis lature wbuld wipe out the deficit by lovyinq a qas tax as high as 5 cents on a gqllonThe governor lias enough votes to sustain his veto so there may be no new taxes The Mich TB commission hos been instructed to proceed with plans for the new sanitarium Kalamazoo for 200 bads The proqram is limited to 5,000,030 ior TB and 60,000,000 for mental It is proposed to abolish the Mich Unemployment Com and rais th benefits from 324 k 30 a week and dependants irom 2 tc 3 A single commiss icner appointed by the govr nor would administer it If the preesnt traffic death rate continues 2,000 people inlvin will meet traiiic deaths in 1951 In the first 2 months the death rate was 29 percent heavier thcn in 1950 The Michiqan blcod typinq proqram has advanced to the collection staqte 698 coll ction stations will be established in 51 counties Care, are reported with TV selr installed This has caused a bill tc be introduced in the legislature making it illeqal to have TV sets in cars The auto induslry now has 11 contracts for aircraft engines During World War II it built 455522 engines Deer winter kill may be as high as 50,000 Army induction for college students is still confused, Audi tar General Martin would in duct them and then make them take needed educational vec ntional ororframs The present racketeers investigation says the Mich Press, reminds us at the bank cashier who stole 50,000 and ran off with his Inends best girlthe only concern the people had was who was gcina to teach his Sunday school class WITH OUR BOYS IN SERVICE Cpl Dale Meabon arrived in San Diego, Calif, from Korea last week and was to leave for home on 21 dav iurlough April 17 A GUIDE FOR FUTURE I PARENTS I How much will it cost to have a baby How can you cut j down on expenses These and j other problems are answsred i In an authoritative article, jSo Youre Going to Have a Baby, an ininguing feature in this Sundays April 22 issue of the American Weekly, great Imalgazine, EXCLUSIVELY with Detroit Sunaav TimesCIRCUIT COURT NEWS Joseph St Albion pled guilty to steaiinq a television set from a Brighton home James Harrison charaed with robbing the Uraham Hotel1 April 3 and assaultina the clerk waj arrainged Reed Fleeter was appointed to defend him The following divorces were granted Betty from Duane Ben eddick Leo from Doris Saunders Ruth from Francis Callard, Robert from Norman Hoover, Ardyce from Arthur Veitho In the cases of the Dede Hin chey Estate vs Lowetha Plum mer the attorneys have been given time tc file briefs in case Robert Plummer, 14, implicot ed in the Lee Lavey barn fire last month was committed to the Lansing reform school, by Judge Hiram Smith He escap ed from the court house after beina sentencedbut was picked up Friday by Undershenff Geh rinqer and taken to Lansing f 4ASOMC COMMUNICATION On Saturday night April 21 Third Degrees will be worked There will be Four ThirdsLodge wll open at 630 pm, Tuesday, May 1 800 p m Regular meeting Second degrees will be conferred The past masters have been invited to work a degree some time in May On Friday May 18, Ann Arbor Lodge No 544 will aome to Pinckney and conferr MM Degrees 3v Order of the W M Pil W Curlett, Sec Masonic Lodge iewi j OUR DEMOCRACY EARAAARX by KM Livingston Lodge No 76 F A ivi observed tiieir 21st Annual Past Masters Night by a banquet at the school Sat or day night The usual large attendance was presentihe inv cation was given by rtev Lou aid Brady Following the ban quet, servea by the GLS, the welcome was given by Mer win Lximpeil W M and res ponded to by Jack Hannett in behalf of the past masters Dewey Hesse PGM citiciated as toastmaster Miss Barbara Nash o Pinckney, winner of the state pit , inuring UUJ and 4th in natj icnai competition at Chicago was introduced She presented the grand master, Dr Morgan Live witn a pie Chris Camp bejl, ihkd Disirict Spelling Champion was also Diesented Volney Wieqand who has received his life membership cer , titicne, pin and card irom Bert I Hoker R M Rev McLueas pre , ssented George Gardner, retir ing master with his past masters apron ui Morgan Smead grand master, delivered the address He dwelt most on the Michigan Masonic home and its needs andwas warmly applauded An added feature not on the program was a mock trial of the lodge secretary for subversion nnd mispelling a word in the program Judge Hiram Smith presented the chargee but said secretary was ably defended by Francis Dcdge Detroit attorney and grand 7neu shall and Kev McLrcas and goC fuitted Dick Campbell played c number of accordian selections and Gienn Albright of Fowler ville,a popular entertainer sang sang several songsplaying his accompanyment on nis guitar Continued on Last Page STEWART ANDERSON Stewart Anderson, 70, son of Abram and Sarah Stewart An derscn was bom in White, Oak, Ingham county on March 1,1881 and died at a Howell nosp i April 16 For many years he H , A TERM THAT RiGMMTtO L0W6 AGO WHIN, IN PAPAS OT OUR COUNV, THE LAW REQUIRED FARMERS AND 5TOCKMCN TO MARK THM EARS OP THEIR ANIMALS SO THAT STRAYS COULD 6 IDENTIFIED FOR RETURN TO THEIR RJOHTFULOWNERS LATER, THE TERM BROADENS IN MEANING AND TODAY W SPSAK OF SOMETHING SUNG EARMARKED WNEN IT IS SET A8IPC FOR A SPECIFIC US Sfibuui iSolcs i , iiy GretchaBUeBeuchy Kiiidexqortwn and First The kinueiuurteu hu3 a new qhi rier nam is iLurnBlv xou i i Detroit coiid cJruu3 j Ktith Morgan is talcing a 2 w xs uip io i ionaa Vve nop io iias a yood time isneri rcoiur iaa 2 teeth ex riou Hiauy Ruauu human in ill W hope silt returns to sahool SO,U iommy Read and Jean Salyer were absent rnaay at moon vve welcome Paul o JIIU, Spickenagel who comes rom Grosse Pointe school ysl m Our advanced rouiinc qr u completes the text book Mi Christina Jaiiesiowskj, wa yeais oid Monday i ihird Ciradf We are glad to have And Shiiey back from her trip to w icrado iViul Iiussll ucjidcntly ran mo a i Ha md sprained hia vuikle I Current Couunent Threleiv1nq of GenMcArth 1 u1SCommand east Tr mWednesdy hY Presided Truman cam with a sudden that Was surprismq The Alt I several reprimands from president ior unauthorized r QnS aund pres releases Oei, MArthur sent a leSrte nq Martin, Republican floor lender advocating the bomb nq of Chinese bases, the arm inq of Ch ,inq Chai Chek and the mvarm of China This ia iireclly contrary to the policy th sat dept and UN who ir strivirjq to the utmost to pr vent an fl out War wih ChinQ uivolvo Russia and last for , ,113 There was no other urse bu to relieve McArthur of iiis dut, s as he Had violated thn fust duty of a soldier which s obodienrP This could have bein qrounds for court martial nie removal was qreeted with mixrd rmotions The Democrati A proqressisve Republican a WHEN we EARMARK A CERTAIN PORTION of OUR INCOMB ESULARLV FOR LIPE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS WE SUILD SECURITY THAT ENABLES US TO PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE AND ACHIEVE THOSE GOALS WE SET FOROURSELVtS AND OUR FAMILIES wenvc largo frmily of atnrs such as Duff,penn SaW S1 lls nOW , sta1 nd Lodqe of Mas S3 ,i illn ss pieidnt whilth iolationiat Wiin wo saw the now Mon RepubUcans only saw n H a ay we wisha wo were with opDlUnitv ,M v 4 1 wp runiiy win h 1 capitalized en might wm the election for ck m in J952, h amuses u COCK see ,,,ch Sanav Areiclentis Uniiiiic St The second traffic accident to 1 ikicy Michigan happen in lesg than a week R0V Fr Albert J Schrmtt, Pastor xn which a Pmckney qirlvas, Sunaav Manses involved cccured about 330 a Summer 630, 800 1000 1130 ni Thursday on US16 near Winter 800 1000 operated a general store at Mill Lake Chemung The injured Noverma Devotions ville About 25 year aqo girl was Miss Joyce Clark, 161 Uouiessions sold out and entered the sin a Pincknoy hiah school junior Friday evening at 730 p m a v o he late Edward Farnam and dauqhter of Mr and Mrs I Friday afier Novenna Devotions of Pinckney in the poultry ana J Roy CIOTK of Pinckney Her Saturday 730 to 300 P M eqq ouying business When boy friend Ralph Dotson of Sundrtv beijrc 800 Mass, Farnam died he took over tiie Detroit whose parents have a buildings and operated tnern cottage at Hi land Lake, came as c storage and warehouse out Wednesday He had no Early in life he was crippleai car and Charles Hewlett, 17,a by an illness He waked wtn nckney high school senior difficulty This never affectedwag socured to drive him his disposition and his cheer fulness and friendliness made him many friends He was a cnocker and domino player and entertained friends at the gams often A great joker he circulated the report he had so his body to the university at death This was not true Surviving are abrother, John, White Oak, and a half brother, George Young, of Clawson j The funeral will be at the to Cooaroaatlnal Cvmmunitv Church Rev, Donald Braa, pastor Wednesday400 junior choir Detroit Miss Clark and her bio practise 730, senior choir praether, George, 17, went along f irailblazers at cnurch 400om for the ride They did rot leave Pinckney until after 1100 pm Coming back Miss Clark was in the front seat with Hewlett and Geatqe in the backAs they came up tjXe hill at Lake Che mung they hit the back end of an oil tank truck driven by Donald C Apt of Monteplior, OhioMiss Clark who was sitt inq on the side of the car that hit the truck suffered a skull tise 700 p m 730 Prayer meetinq at Nelson Buzzard home on Main St Friday 630JunioT hayrideMeet at the church Sunday 1030, Sermon Men of r Distinction Sunday school at 11,30 Jackson Assn Pilarim Fellow ship meet at Adrian Sunday j last wek 300 to 830TopicMakmq a Vo In scien t will be serveda2 00nDrmHReTBradv hit the tacsufW a skull SU c Christian Family Liv WILLIAM BISE I WM taken to McPherson hos l8OJ Jackson A buffet s,JpPW pital Howell where the boys William Bise, 4L foieman for were released offer first aid Asphluna iree Trimming Co Miss Clark was taken to Uni who have operated in this sec versity hospital, Ann Arbor tion for 2 years died in Mc where she did not regain con Pherson hospital, Howell Sat sciousness until late Friday, urday of stomach ulcer His i r wiojiu wo wtie With ucnms M ig m in Morida rourth and rilm Uades I liiank nrikci is in school u jiuiiovitz is absent ni account ol illn s i iicy lr Silipm tpent th w eK end in Sinic e, Unrano jonniiy Salyei was 1U ears fca i uesaay j hn brq Nany SilipinMar, jane iomusik aa Doniso Dav is of the 4th grnJe will havo a ari1 this wtk vv re making flowers fgiin m th cirt class Sixth Grade The 6th grade has started a a od ir hut Stt 11rMirilyn Vanbi irm i IOK n Difk Campbil nh w ed us a movio ihs th grnd made We tjuyed Flo, t Mae Mallory was out on account of illness last w k Ve ar completing ourschool work fcr thn year The rorn the children pi is growing fast Sevemii Gr ide Chris rjnpbells pitrein ihe Dermit NwsSn I a nic writeup O r movie, The Si s Happy Man, We ha it around th reams , i clasn project Marilyn Oustafson mad Good Cilizmship chart month A rod mark is go, haviorbluo, nr , holp , , i yllow, bad 1 ac jqn Wo a yoilow on Fri out had 10 Light, ado Mrs Doroth mpbdi Was ot in school last wek on a co t fo flu Mrs Noieor arr taught Joan Rowll was out 2 davs wit th fu saence we rir starting a ilect w is a r ti isolationists os Sencrlorr Wherry Hickenloper and , vi U out for McArthur ana ins invasi n of China The b st e nt IVI w read on the subj c waS by John S Knight owner of the Detroit Free Press and other papers He is not cf Truman uuppnrtorHe saidThe dmti n of McArthur was inevitable He repeatedly showed himself mcapiable of obeyinq orders Thora was no other murse for th president to toke McArthuis career has been stormy throuqhoutHe presided at the cmrt martial which kickad Gn Billy Mitfhell out of the army In 1931 he gave the oid to fire on the bonus mar chers in Washington D C and thfur unarmed World War I Vetrms who wero there to ask far a bonus wereshot down in t cd i blood Herbef rdoroc in Washington to dis h nus marahersHoov mtitind McArthur i Uriatrns when n h viuG marhersThis with telling effect aqajnst H ov r in 1932The Am ri an Legi n national common dT supports McAnhur and the VFW national commander the Psiddlnt Th 1 jttor said A sol hero fir rt duty is obedience president j c nimon prse tfi r rdw r xceo1 iiorl o was v er1Ujoover then od McArthur in COUNCIL PROCEDURES Ch roir M0tnoute Church Hev Ezva Beacb Pastor S Sup Walter E3ch I Asisant Paul Chaffee Mvning Worship 1000 Sdav School 1100 Childrens Hour 1145 April 10, 1951 Young People Meeting 730 of council Evenfna WorftMn 8151 An effort iias ben made to dken this ncicient to the im P ahmvnt f President Andrew J hnson for removing Sec of W r Stantn Th re is no compaijon Ii was only an excuse The pr iddent appoints hi cabinet and can dismiss them ii h wi, tar ires Johnson tried to sop 1 move led by Cong 7had St 11, Fiepublcian of ftetm iisonanchise the south cmi turn ii over to the I negroos aria carpet baggers of the north fq Stevens had a I nogro common law wife Stevho south was new unitTho Human Ma hui ard everybody drew a pi tare tot the human skeleton The Pinckney ball gamo Srn for Hartlcmd Tueday was post poned until Friday RED CROSS DRIVE REPORT We wish to thank those wl a ens succeeded, contributed and workea daring plundered and the outrages per wife survives him They lived in ihe jack Lobdell apartment at Howell Don Swarthout took the body to Elizabeth,West Vir j Regular meeting ginia, ior funeral and burial caiied to order by Pres Dinkel Cott Feilowshin Service Jack Reason is employed by R0IJ can Qf officers Present WHnesdcr 800 P M the company and helped care Read Shirley, Tiplady, Clark for Mr Biseatjhe hospital , Eiseie ArisentSwarthout Min CONSERVATION NOILS j O 9,rm utes of last meetinq approved TRI COUNTY LEAGUE MEET Motion by Tiplady supported 8,100 acres and 2113 platted b Shirley to allow following lots in the upper and lower pen The Tri County hard ball lea nB insula will be sold at auction gue will meet Sunday, April 29, Van Winkle Van Winkledeed 5 May 817 The lower peninsula aj 330 p m at the Guy lame Norm Millergavehtruck 3750 otls are all in northern Mirh son home in Dexter Election of ijSwarthout,laboriire hl 1400 otficers,set up schedule etcAny T Read gons material 32 45 new team wishing to come in KeiBer concrete blocks 800 should be represented J stabler Liv Oil Co, oil 1450 Guy Jameson Sec treas pinckney Dispatch, printinq 800 Motion carried the Red Cross Drive Putnams guota was 275 We raised 270, higher ihan manv dis tricts Mrs George Roush, chairman The girls lost to Brighton at soft ball Monday 16 to 12O E S, BENEFIT PARTY The aestation period of white tailed deer is 7 months The younq are born in May and June 82100,000 fishermen will bo trout waters April 28 The state perpotratod caused the solid south which endures to the pre sent day The parallel case to the McArthur oustinq is the re moval by President Lincoln ol Gon George McClellan, head of the union forces in the civii war He was from New York CONSERVATION DEPARTMET and very popular He spent a The first forest lire in the up whole yar drilling his troop per peninsula this yaar burnod and refused to engaqe in batt over 2 acres le When ordorod to although Som 858 000 pine soedlinqs he had 80 000 men he was deand hardwood shrubs are be featd by Gon Robert Lee at inq shipped to southern Michi Antietam who had but 40,000 gan farmers 340,000 multiflora Mclcllon tried to make poltit rose shrubs will be shipped col capital of it and ran fojr later in April president agdinsi Lincoln but Scones of actual forest fires onlvbut 21 electorial votesin iofihern Michigan will bo seen in Michigan theatres soon The dept announces a cock 37 ni oli a benefit party Friday J ThB 8portsmen who ,, ltod Motion to adjourn carried the deer yards las week Mildred Ackley, clerk found 100 deer dead of stavn tion in the AuSable and Huron forest The averaqe of one dead deer per 12 across is high win night April 20 at 700 p mat tlie Pinckney Masonic temple fcr the O E S Villa at Adrian Card party and proqram, door prizes For details call Carmen Porter Dexter 5304 Th auto traffic death rate in Michiqan increased 26 perctat the first two months in 1951 ov or 1950 If this keeps up the tiV starling April 23, Survey years toal may be over 2000 crews will step each mile for 2 The trouble with Micruqan tratt one1 Lsten for crowinq of cock is law enfiorcement is that it tft pheasants is too spasmdic to be f7 CARD OF THANKS Great Lakes levels climbed Many cities hold traffic vtoWJ Mr and Mrs William Ketch ceebrated their 57th weddinq anniversary Tuesday Also Mr andMrs George Roush They all had dinner ii Ann Arbor and went to the theatre During the time of our deep, est sorrow, your kind express ions of sympathy were most A A A SERVlCfc STATION I have been appointed AAA Huron 1 in March Lake St Clnir 73 of ft, I,ake Superior 07 fi Erie 66, Ontario 64 and Michiqan acknowledgedcmdappreciated ggSfiJ JS 12 fUn22T CURRENT COMMENT Cont drives for short periods where nil violators are teriled Judq John Mahor of Detroit for time held traffic trials over ttj raio Howevor theee purq dont last A good attorney to , , , , WrrVr rmd Towina Service I reason or another juries seem usually able to get mojt Mr and Mr J Shirev Sr SgsnnT j VnwilUr to convict out of traffic fcsni and fortJimJMvr jkjtii0im A y1 C7 you figure it WtaekT Jlpdl Jft 1951 are finest for family use S mmammmmmmmmtmmmmmmm Costs only pennies a day to operate on special water heater rate Try it Youll like it massassssa No soot No smoke No floe Put It in the kitchen if you wish Clean as can be mmsmmsmmzz Finest hot water service that money can buy just install and forget it for years and years am No charge for installation in most residences Go electric , theres a wonderful difference I SSiKSS3 the finest dl1 ii iiv iii ATE P HEATER you can bvy LER or Detroit Edison leach growers profit from new, hardy, earlyripening variety Peach growers who long have wanted an earlyripening fruit that would ship well are profiting from the new Fairhaven peach This variety is the fourth peach developed a the South Haven substation of the Agricultural Experiment Station of Michigan State College It is designed for the market period after Redhaven but before Halehaven, Kalhaven and South Haven The new Fairhaven features a hardy bud that is resistant to cold and fog, and a fruit that is firm and ships exceptionally well When ripe, it Is freestone Growers interested In a sturdy, earlyripening peach can get further information by calling, writing or visiting their County Agricultural Agent A 5r i Plow Sptecfs farm Tttpnout Service A specially designed plow is used to bury wire along roadsides for telephone service in rural areas where this type of construction it less expensive than building lines on poles The plow leaves no trench , , buries the wire in a single operation This is another example of telephone efficiency working for you speeding construction of more rural telephone facilities, and helping to keep cost of service low Its one of the reason why the proportion of farmers with telephones in Michigan is among the highest in the nation MICHIGAN BILL TELEPHONI COMPANY 25 Years A HO Dr T M Winters, brother of Mrs Molochi Roche, died at Lqnfrinrr April 5 The high school girls now set turk fashion, due to the mice jritich runabout the school The high school base ball team plays the Chelsea Junior tam there Saturdcry the Young Mens Club enter April 6 Fred Campbell lads Moron were on the tunrieeDctle Daarow and Mdbtyre furnished tthe and rlorle Morcm rid fiSrarthout put on th rfr u, The dub holds a field JB, Mcrv Mdhn XX While has moved on Bla Jackso fcr on the Dexter Road Steve VanHorn has broken ground for a new home at Petty svile Wm Brogan is working for1 W K Sexton NeiiMc4Msan and Thomas Cavanaugh were married at St losephs church, Howell last Tuesday Rev Fr Commerford entertain ed the Misses Rose and EIlcc Black, Mae Moran, Fern Cope and Lelia Monks at a theatre pcnrty in Detroit Wednesday Perry Noah has rented the Jim Cook farm purchased by Elmer Glenn, and Js moving on k e four A hkjfklot road from Brighton to the General Motors Prov jog Grounds where many of j the Brighton people work is J badly nefidedHowevex it was k impossible to get any action no it the county road commission dfriminq they had on fundsThe Brighton Argus started a series 1 of articles on need on the road j and shortrrffnfngsof the county 1 road commission and has got ten actionSup Henry Ross of Brighton township and Eng Fred Rogere of the rood comxn ission, contacted the General Motors and they will help fin ancially Brighton township will also help nnancilly and with eaupment The road is about 4 i miles long and 14 miles is in Oakland aounty who will not aid at olL j Shirley Ann Kill is valedictor ion of the Brighton senior class and Juhe Houghton, salutator 4an coiMdy Mrs Jess Leverett of Brighton was struck last week by a ca j driven by Donald Church, 21 of Brighton Church was arrest ed rwj pled guilty to drunk j driving I Clarence Fuller of Fowiervillej of FowlerviUe underwent an eration at Sparrow hospitalism j oing last week Sgt Harold Watson of Stock j bridge has fceen awarded the bronse medal tor mertoous j service in Korea He enlisted in j January 1947 Mr and Mrs EmSey Pickelli Gregory announce the mart iaqe of their daughter, Marine, to Pfc Harold Coser son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Qorser of Una dilla It took place at the Presbyterian church April 1 Pfc orser is at Ft Bragg, N C The Stockbrtdge village counj cilhag passed a resolution bann j ing Sunday burials in the vill f age cemetery I MLlard Gilhnore, hurt several months acja while loadina coal I at Gregory, b now able to set up in a wheel chair at Univer The County Kings Daughters Convention is at Brighton on May 20th Archie Ktngsley of Conway is chaiiman of the county board of supervisors The Haruand Music Festival is April 2021 The following from this county railed for army service April 17Don Stackable, Pinckney ftobtHt Reiber, John Townsend, HbweU Kenneth Leach, Ham burg Richard Strong, Hartlandr Thomas Kane, FowlerviUe Howell Tiie ttoweJL Micsia T, We4 Thur April 17,18,19 Ginger Hogers, Konald Reagan DotU Day, Steve Cochran I OTOHMY EARNING Semd Hovtly Lailooo filauy, Miuxaay, Apru W n Rancpiph Scott Adele J rgens SUGARFOOT la ieciuticolror Pius HIGHWAY 301 Sieve Cochran, Virginia Grey cartoon duaday, Monday April zi, 3 NairiM Sunday i30 9 m conuuoua THE GREAT MISSOURI RAiD la Technlcolror Mcuiutg , Wendell CoryMcDonald Ccuey Ward Bond Ellen Drew DexrerTheai re A CoelSeaed Friday, Saturday April 20, 21 shows ViJiii i30 DaaUe Featare Roy Rogers and hore,Trigge, TliE 1RAIL OF ROBINHOOD la Tchnicolrox Pins ADAM AND EVELYN bomsdy btarriag Stewart Grainger Sunday, Monday, April 22, 23 K I M Color by Tecfcakttft Meto Goldwyn Mayer Feature Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell News Tom and Jerry Cdttooa Sun 35,7 Mon 7 and 9 oartooD iNW i Sir George Read has gone to Washington D C I Frank Allen is the new rural i 4U0S Wd inar, Apni 24, 25 6 j SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO in Cinscdor with George Montgomery and Paula Corday CMedy Cartooa Morcii oi Time Coming Lullaby of Broadway Mating Season,Bird at Paradise Mich TdM Vd AUI April S 26 2 WATCH THE BIRD Red Skelton, Arlens Dahl and Ann Miller Thro Stoog Comedy Kles Shorts umoangFianchie Air Cadets Bdaimefor Bonzo AVOM THKAllA Stockbriaae Michiap 0 Irriday Saturday Aprii 20, 21 CHAMPION A Dranu Starring Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell aad Arthur Kennedy Cartoon Nw shows 710, 915 BeMBlSMP Sunday, Monday, April At 23 , THE STEEL HELMET A Drama Starring Gene Evans, Robert Hutton Steve Brodie, William Chun Cartooa Stooge Comedy Sundoy Sbows 3 S, 1, S j tues Wei Thur, Aprii 24, 2ft z WTHE BLACK ROSE J A Drama Warring Tyrone Ptower, Orson Welles CelcUe Aubrey Jack Hawkins Cartoon shows 70 920 Tvlr and Mis Andrew Camp bell have sold their house to Mr Fugate of Whitmoi e Lake The Campbells will live over t the Roy Clark store Virginia Shirley and Mrand Mrs Gayle Shirley spent Sat j urday at the Daryl Shirley home at Plymouth Friday, Saturday April 20, 21 GENE AUTREY AND THE MOUNTIES Gene Autrey, Eleano VerDugg and Champiiin In a tutor Western Bungled Bungalo Miss a Slip Korn Kobhlsrs It Was Only Yesterday luriiav, Tuesday, April 22, 24 Hi PETTY GIRL a Technicolor A Oood Comedr with Robert Cumrningsloan Caufield The Minors Daughter News Blu6Anqel Coming I Shot Billy the EcL HcUiday Rythm, The White Tower The Ardrew Ojmpbell family Pnt Simiay a the Glenn Xingslev ho 1 Tbo Horberl Pcvtmr family spent Sunday with Detroit rela tiveg Mrs Margaret Clark and on Jerry, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs Blatchford and family oi Battle Creek Ross Read and wife camo home from St PetersburgFlor id a Thursday New Store Hour FOR Hewell Merchasntf Effective Friday, Ma 4h Closing 530 r mail carrier at Hamburg o Neighboring Notes The junior class oi Dexter high school will put on the myetery playSwamp rjouse,0 a stoiy of the LouLeana swamps, at the Copejbnd crudttorium, Dexter, on the nights oi April 19 S 20 Marty Tobin, pitcher tor Chel sea high school entered the hall of fame when he pitched a no hit game against Dexter, winn ing 10 to 0 He only faced 22 men in 7 innings Mr and Mrs Emmett FarrelL life long residents of Dexter community celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sun day He Is 73 and his wife, the former Clara Marsh 71 Tbey Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Friday to 9 P M Howells New Big Shopping Night Beginning MAY 4th Howell Retail Merchants w mm I vjifcS i , iJ Store Groceries Brygoods Canned GwCr, Shoes Gents, F rsilshltigs J i Kennci3rL w Store LOWEST PfclCE EVER Special ile luxe PHILGAS1APPAN Range t DEALER 4 etomatic, fnatanfrllghtlnj buruen removairfe poreKin irip trays y UuaJiteoven AitH iiamv Jew and ovaa lipht44iour tfoek tith huntin V igfmtnder signals cooWng tm, up to 30 ate ffcjguii Uveitis idWIDcrature iufornsaiioa iva ituu v tlfcV niftir8r cnt top Of rtnge jirRO wording ara ort Uin finish Concealed or i vat IBS WNCDIEY PlSPATCff Wednesday, April 18 1951 Pinckney Dispatch ,tered as 2nd class matter at posiotfice Act ot March 6, 1877 114 SoHowell St,PinckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publshe 28 Pinckney hiqh school pup ils went to Lansinq Satuiaay in the school bus and comDeed in the song festival Mrs Zoe Earl directed thorn Mrs Eloyse CampbJl played lor the rural musical festival ai Fqwlerville Monday niqht ana the one at Pinckney last niqht and the loyuA iestival at How ell tonight hosaioe Nuhu wis iiomeirom Michiqan State Sunday Badbara McAlee spent Sun with Nancy Nash Alice Gear hart of Lansinq also called I Arvid Anderson and wit oil South Lyon spent S at Mark Nash home l The Pettysville Civic Assn prersented Donna Basydlo who won second prize in the speii ng cont st WJUJ X W iJieit iiarbara Mi Afei relebratod 10th birthday Saturday by on tertaining her schoolmates at her home Mrs Jesse Henry, sonGerald, and Mrs Charles Whiehead ot Gregory wore in Jackson Sat urday Gilbert Campboll of Frazor calld on relatives here Saturaay day and attended the Masonic banquet MisBlanch Clark helped care for Joyce Clark Thursday and and Friday at University has phal at Anii Arbor VThe Dale Miller family attend ed the 50th weddinq anniversary obervanco of Mrand Mrs Roy Wright at Greqory Sunday rton White and wife were Thuisduv auests of Mr and 1 Mrs Ernest White of Howell The Pingree Kings Daughters entertained the Greqory and Pinckney Kings Dauqhters at th West Marion church last Thursday me Howard Reaa family spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Don Kirby in Dearborn The Lloyd Hend o family were 1 we k end guests oh his war buddy, Tom Kiridru and family of Muskegon Mrs Mable Dinkel of Detroit spent the week end at the Al j bert Dinkel home and was in her Arbor with them Thursday j John Boyer and wife spent Sunday at the Clarence Pratt home in Ann Arbor Callers of Mr and Mrs WmShehan last week were Clarence Deal and wfie of Danr ville, Norbert Lavey of Detroit and Mrs Albin Pfcru end Mrs Alfred Pfau of Iosco Mr and Mrs George Snively, Mrs, Mary Gearhart MrsDor cthy Quigley and Mrs Audrey Tino rrro cmenrlinn the Week in Visit Our New Location 10W EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF Puiups Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipesitfhjs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER 1 JNE 183F2 Pinckney ilad or Alive PROMPTLY 10 Each A KM ANIMALS COLLECTED I HORSrJS 10 Each COWS HOGS 250 per Cwi WF BUY HIDES m0 CALF SKINS Phsoe 48 Ploktw ftral Dead StocftCO TKto utlb vo LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANC1 ON TOUR OLD RANGE Vow is the time to modernize ymtr kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town hornet5 ou can buit far and wide, but yt wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rarge Remerrihjr, too, we will gtvi you a enevous cadein allowance on your oW range regardless of type, make, or condition Essy orrns, if you wish JUAhY OTHER PHUGAS AfPJANCtt FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Pvtfte Kttchea fcenges from WS Automatic Wafer Heeftrt from 1990 SEE US TODAY HAMftl AIL INSTALLATION 9ETAH gr Hotke Swarthoat State Trooper Pat Teffreys was home irom Bay City over the week end Dr and Mrs Cecil Towner of Portage Lake flew to Palm Beach, Florida, April 6 with Mr and Mrs Bender of Detroit in the latters plane They return ed Tuesday Susan Clark who has been staying with Mr and Mrs C J Clinton went to Ann Aibor with them Saturday to see sister at the hospital Mrs Eloyse Campbell sang at the Wilson Wood weddinq at Novi Friday nighu The Edsel Meyer iamily of Ypsilanti called at Jthe Walter Clark home Sunday Floyd Walter of Duluth,Minn spent Thursday at the Frank Aberdeen home Mr and Mrs Irvin Kenned Mrs Bessie Jeffreys and Mrs Anna Doyle atended the fune, al of Lewis Kenneay at North fied last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Robert Read Jwere in Detroit last Tuesday The Louis Coyle family and Mark Melvin spent Sunday with Mrs Ella Stapish at Crielsesa j Mrs Esther Carpenter and Mrs Beatrice VanHorn attend ed the cancer meeting at How ell Sunday Week end guests of Mr and Mrs J H Hooker were Mr and Mrs Volney Wiegand of De Detroit and C W Hooker and family of Detroit Blanch Martin has been tfi at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Teeple of Brightoni Mrs Winifred Graves has re turned home after spenoi winter with her daughter, Mrs Evelyn Musson of Howell The Robert Seefeld family of Columbus, Ohio, spent the week end at the Earl Baughn home Neil went back with them for a visit Mrs Alta Meyer and Mrs Helen Miller will attend the rural teachers conference at Houghton Lako Thursday and rWayV Earl Baughn and wife called at the B Gilbert home in Ann Arbor Sunday The Robert Read family entertained Mr and Mrs Fred Read at dinner Sunday Miss Isabel Nash has gone to Ft Meyers, Florida, to spmd a month with her mother, Mrs Dessa Nash The Rex Sackett farniy of Detroit spent the week end at the Oiln Robinson home John Camburn and Al John son of Detroit called at the Xiany Cambum home SaHurday Miss Lois McDonnel WOB home fromthe Ypsilanti Normal over the week end Mrs Ida Eichman erf Detroit is visiting at the Gerry Eichman home on M 36W Miss Janet Feidler of Ann Ar bor and RayJarlson of Whitmore Lake were Sundayguests of Mr and Mrs Ross Htd Mr and Mrs Cktre Miller and daughter were In Adrian Sunday x rlw ibing Water Systems eve itay Dinkel r GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY Line are spendinq the wee in Canada L J Swarthout and wife called on Mrs Edith Gallun of Fowlerville Sunday Albcra Dinkel entertained heota Reason, Mandy DeBarr and Leota Reson at dinner Saturday DEHoev S PHONE DEXTER 2 6 8 Soring time is r den time in Michigan And after a spading, hoeng, paniing American Way is to ease that pleasantly tired feeling with a col, refreshing glass of Michigan brewed beer For beer belong to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our righi to enjoy it, th too, belongs to our own American heri 2 , JPZM If tage of personal freedom Wtjp ef f 9 Michigan Brewers Association 7171 Francis Potnu B ildinfl DnH 1 Michigan VPijWHpilWyJ,illHjpU, IIHIWI m Wedaeedoy April 18 1951 i m THE PINCKNEY JwiNlTAHlUM Continued from First Page MASONIC LODGE WS The iollowinq grand iodgv ofijiaefln were introduced, lr Morgan Sjnead, Rochester, G M Guy Pewell, Detroit, Dep G M French Shell, Kalkaska, Gel S W Howard TaylorFlint m , Y M Dutiy, M D, Gel S D Henry Ruusi, Isph Jpnckney Mchiqan ming, Gd L DFrancis Dodqe Y HQO A M to 200 P M Detrot Gd Mar Albert Mcurlatt, Lxcept Weanesauys Mt Clemens, Gd Tiler Also Mon, luea, Fri Sou 7 to ft p m LAey ttesse, Portland Charles T 0 7riSherman, Lansing, Roscoe Bon Ul wcCLustf steel,Ann Arbor, all past qrand Den is grand masters Bonistsel spoke 112 Nort Michigan Ave at the first past masters niqht in Telephone in Pinckney in 1930 Mike Oifice 935 Residence 814 White, Grand Rapids, Gd J W Evenings by Appointments i PROFESSIONAL CORNER was the only line ofticer not present William Alexander, grand master of the grand lodge ot Ohio wa also preesnt In addition Raymond Tr Howell Michigan HERB SNEED Phone 183 u E Grand Rivei Howell Michigan need Estate, Instirance, brokerage of Alpena, candidate for grand City, lake and Farm Property For Immediate IV livety Model A 1 MI Mf John Deere Tracto marshall E K Smith, proxy for Vivian Richards, another can didate, Frank Lane Pontiacch of bocrrd of general purposes Glen Alt, member of said board from this district and fhepresi dent of the Wayne County Mas ters Association There were 56 different ledqes represented, 5 beina Ohio, Wis consin New York, Minnesota, j and Canada j 7 Uvinqston lodge members were present n om HowelLl from Dexter 8 Stockbridge, 9 9 Fowlervilk 10 So 11th Lynn, 20 Ann Arbot, 8 Chelsea nni 37 from Detroit Other lokjes were j wore Byron Plymouth, North ville, rinTrhester Flint Tin A Speciality st Your Property With Me LEE LAVE Generr I Insurance Phone S9F3 Pinckney, Mich A UC lONEER farm Sales A Speciality BERT W f LIE Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SErtVlCE HAROLD RAW Repairs On AH Makes Phone Pincl ney J54F3 IH C J TOWNER REAL ESTATE Farms, Homes Lake Propertied and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD RASON Broker 2 0 H IVorth Pearl Pinckney, Mich Pbone 1 3 3 Phone lJjrYi Repairing MY,ON J HUGHES Plumbing and Keauna State B717 Lakesue Drive, License Rush Lak P H SWARTHOUTTSON Funeral Home Hon C Swurihout Director Modern Equiumen Ambulance Service IPhonebJIiJ 6, fc3, Pinckney, Mich j FRED C REICKHOFF dr OPTOMEiRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michiaan Phone 358 Residence 615 Livestock HcruLna Weekly Trips Made To Detroit f General Tracking , Phon 64F14 Pinckney Mic sing b044 Port aw , A , LAVEY HARDWARE A Ote, ifi O Fl 42 K Vlerrmt Lak, ppHVr, Forminaton Rochester Srrqinaw Phone Dcxtr 3461 Portand, Ithaca RovilKMc roe, Mrmlstiau pohm pena, Dnvisbera, Portiac, Dar born, YpsUani, M0cH and Kalkaska Th virntVna mcHrs nH rrt masters were introduced bv tV crvretarv Three Dcrns wih tri, enrr ric vk oi ost 50 pictures oi the assembly Dentist 1 Luke oad, r hu W W f L I t NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDb lhiK if INCKNEY FORMUNTZT V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day From 1000 A M to 10 00 PM509 East Main St, Pinckney Ja fed dx WANTED Garden Plowing by the acre or hour, EaxI Schroeder 5466 M 36 W A A A, A Phi tiariiey Kralzmiiier Livingston Jounty fhone 2566b Reprei T I ia w rfkcir bleeds Farmers Feed Sujply Co, MONEY W THE BANK Gives You The Breaks WILL YOU BE READY ilitti When opportunity you knoc ks for WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND LOAN6 REAi ESTATE, MORTGAGE OR PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES MAX RVSMLL M6 Pinckney, Michigan THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Howcii Micit Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AH Deposits Insured up to 10000 ior each Depositc FOS SALEHcme qrown mam j outri Clover Seed Clean but with a trace oi swee1 clover for 5 a bus5el J R Parsons ,245Mason Rd Howell, Mich, WANTED TO BUY A , 4 or 6 room ncuse from owner, 4,000 SS close in Pinckney 2Jhj Howell St Jhonj 146F12 WANTED POULTRYlWUi Detroit Market Prices UH Llovd Jhone 62F13 iOii SALHoiuen 41 Machi FOUND Two wheeled er Trailer, fJc AS L3 Dl rioid line, treadle power Mrs Eric ftuseHi lund pay Sewing Lake uj Uvvner can nave bv proving ownership and puyina tor tiii uav iiill Bauqhn 2201 Swariliout Rd WANTLDUaby iiumiy bcrnice Sinqei Pnon 127 FOH SALETo close estate, ins i a Jaguscn house and 24 acres at 9058 Cedar Lake Road iJiitney A qood chance to go Pinckney A good chance togo in chicken business Fied Teeple, adm none 675 hL w, 1, hf tqpn ereo up to iioo under an hutoOwm py if cans Cr1 , iUH SA1E10 inch UiI7j717lei vion 3et, a year old ior S75 f r8,113, Druin ftteron Lak, Gsn Fresh flu Camp Rd iROiJEKTY tUh b looin modern Pinckneys U A LIT Y Dees resewf uto mobSie policy prefect robes tndwerbA I J c , J msT Ti s HOLUS WYLIK General Insurance 355 Ea Man Phone 18 Pinchney, MicL t feats Fruit r roperies Vegetable s Fish Market Prices Cour cous Service arks FOR SALErZOO Pales of mixed hay C Murray L7,80 Farley RdJDEALER WANTEDThoee famliar with the farmer and his productThe product is fertilizer The nlap is unigue The mone ample, If interested Write to General Liguid Fertilizer Co Kent City higJctn iUii SALEFlcoi rrtodel radio qood condition, Kitchen Cabi net, liko new all for 25 At 9cl Cedar Lake Rd tOli SALESmaU While Lncan el Kitchen Range, bums wood or coal good condition Phone 137F11 74 Bentlv Road FOn RENT A Room, xjoard U nececssary Mrs L J McKinley 306 Mill bt, Phone 121F3 Whie Lsqhorns and HyiinesaH, FOR SALE We now have our hatched from blood tested stock DeKalb Seed Corn or nond Gt Now hatching Place votfl chick yours while we havre numbers cder with us now you want Priox1193 rr bushbOB SQUIRE HATCHERY el H interested either come and Phon OaW Howell see us or write us whai kind FOR RENTEguipped 153 acre you want and w will holdit ior Dairv Farm vfcu 16ALL iionio in th , heart oi town, two ioti, two car j garoao 8,000 with 4,000 down A 4 room new home, full basement iu WwM, not modernbJlXJ, lull prirro some terms 154 acres, basement barn, hors barn, hog barn, tool ahed,chick house, silo, new milk hoiJc 7,000 dewn, balance on con tract80 acres, good buildings, 9 000 with contract Gerald Reason Phone Pinckney 133 FOR SALEBabv Chichs, Baft a and White Rocks N H Red, Broker Rd 1 s K V, Hoo quick sudsing soft wnter for easisr duhwohmg, whiter waiiici g I 0 rioul jViampsoi, delightfwl bethin Ctcomplefs deaih on this amot ing new oufomofk wcter iofcnr C Murray, 8280 FARLEY Pinckney, Mich AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 150 Also Rissbrs and Knives Service While You Wait All Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River Drive,Hi land Lake OR SALE80 acre farm,8 room 2 Slav heme with bath, extra gantry, full basementbcrrn with oasement, 2 chicken coops house 800 chickens, cattle barn, fresh water creek running through farm GnW Reason, broker Ralph Glenn ond Son Gregory Mich Tou bALEGardeii Tractor5 HP Garden King with 5 attachments plow, cultivator, sickle bar disc and spike tooth Reasonable Lurius Dayle Phone A2 rM 11t AJivi j,iblUUS, we li UJ iiip you sell your farm, have, more prospects than farms L, ARetX CRANDJLL Phone fflSW Howell to rO vALtPolaioes, Oaboaqe 6 young Onions rjm PERMimr WATfR SOFTENER COSJS 43 cc than prewrr automatic mocri Ask for RE home trial GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing WATER SYSTEMS J 4 0 North Stewart St Phone Pinckney 153F11 Tl Umstear rarm FC rT Setting Duck Eggs Harry Clay Phone 13F2 YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Fred Nellie Wasmund, 57 Brighton, Your MArtaiAGE LICENSES i IYour Savings Acccount will work for you to provide a futureMargaret Hast, 19, Fowlerville Harold Wilt 3, Brighton, Beryl Bamber, 21, Brighton Tohn Gas Vtnv PS IQ rNwiiilol new home, a new car, a new, Iff IS ltZ household appliance or to meat family emergencies 1 J tcrton 32, Howell Emma Shriv er 35, Howell Horac Arnold, 28, Pontiac, Dolores Lopes, 21, South LyonKehneth Bengen, 28 South Lyon, Lois Gready, 24, Jake GearVirrt 66, Holly Celia Koviak, M, Flint 7 SALTIT MEETING In saving yourpart in helping combat einflation is also being accomplished by decreasing the amount of monerv in circulation Eegin a ravin program now Each dollar savel aids in the battle against fntkrtloxL TV t Ana on CoiMity health Council will meet at HoweP high school April 24 at 8 pm MCPHERSON state BAN HowelL Mich All deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Tederal Deposit Insurance Cor poratjon ijfe V X 55 Th ftncka Dispatch 39 Wednesday April 18 1951 zczrzr J iocai JNofc Miller Sec, Blanch Martin div J I STATF nr MTOnr AM Treas Mary Teeple Cond customera study their STATE OF MICHIGAN Doyle Templeton and farn LucyReason AC Mae Bull BTIK lv fr ily of Keego Harpor spent the Chaplain, MabLe i Schroeder Todav tncitv is avail UiUastc at the Alben Shirley home Marshall, Iva RWOrcst ry tann in Detroit a f Don Grittith ana iamuy of ttta Cholkei Adah, Florence Edason temtorv d rt 6 11 Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Baughn Ruth Iva Gardner Es 7 serves caxut 36000 iaim 7 e 12th ol the Joe Grifhth farnily thexAita MeerjMartha, jennis A D l951 Miss Madge Jack of Ann Hooker Waraer, Flossie Cham Arbor, flie Hairy Lee and the j Smtinel, Arthur Bullis My to Keiier tcamhys weie vis Pincki itors at the SHCarr home Sii Mr and Mrs Murray Kenn edy visited relatives in Detroit Saturday customers In offering the award for 15th time since its establishment in r rrsnc wl wu 32, Thomas W Martnichair f opens the base ball man boQrd AlabomQ season ith Fowlerville April 23 Power Company and himself a ru rr,n ,,1,,,1 uwt, Pioneer in rural electrification, yJJZJZ ftJSfn Pinted that EPnasis to Mrs Andrew Nesbitt was a ZJVSA I placed upon assisting the aest of the Gordon Hesters of Sch teamthere Fnda 13 to tarmen5 m obtainina the Ypsikmti over the week end 2e nckney team was Ron pose benefits from the11 adjust aU Drini vus Koemary Whitley and upr, Loren uses of electricity and from co OMI Mrs Helen Reynolds were in low Hcanes,Stanley DinkeL Har wUh nVm, r, Present, Honorable Hixam R Smith, Judge of Probate In the Matter oi the ESTATE OP Walter Kaiser, also know as Wahel W Kaiser Deceased, It appeaxtef ID aemt ttat fee time for presentation at ettdms against cad estate should be limited, and that tin and place bm apoeinted erelackson Thursday Hal1, Gald Henry and Russell W1 M The Gerald Kennedy family Rd, ,, , , opmeneroQTams of HoweU spent Sunday at the Fred Read has given the high Concrete evide Irvin Kennedy home school base ball team several Clifford Bradbury and family balls and some clubsof Dexter were Sunday dinner Charles EUiott42 for 20 years operation with other aqencies rd told decsasv in conducting agricultural devel smtiflsd to inherit the estate oi hie Isold rttciBMi dted seised should be d Concrete evidence of Detroit Edison success in helping farm, ers apply electricity economic It u Ordered That aU ol the creditor of said toceased are required to pro ally md beneficially to farm op eit then claim jj said Court at said JsJttSz er The James Whitey family en house died Friday Funeral was tertcrined Mr and Mrs, lames at the Jack Vanderwall home Whitley and the Roberl Read TuosdayRev Maycrotit otficicrtfamy at dinner Thursday ing The deceasde was a mem amount M power used ov uta customers, said Thomas IPe ersun,assistant commercial mar Their averexge annual use of Mr and Mrs Brandon White ber of Livingston Lodge No 76 JH i m San 50 oer r rvi, Pirirrr Wat v x R x electricity is more tnan ou oer cent greater than the national and went to Orlando, Florida last F A M K to attend the 50th wedd The Orville Narh house aot ing anniversary of his parents on fir Sunday but was put out Mr and Mrs Fred White , wjtii slight damage , ,,,, Jack FoUckof Detroit CoUed eoige VanHbniwand wild pto feSL i on Mr and Mrs Henry HaucJ haVe ove6 tn Winans Th Ptoba,g fer thf County ol Saturday f house at Winans Lake Mrs Geraldine Singer is 1 ivi rierson hospital oi Howell Rev and Mrs Donald Brady, Mrs Nelson Buzzard, MrsLu of upon Leah Kaiser, administratrix trcror of said estate whooe address tt Gregory, Mich, Route 1 on or before 30 day oi June A,D,1951 at ten oclock in the forenoou, satt time AM m farm average TH STATE MICHIGAN 9urt for th LiTingetor AA nsrtrm of dd Cetat hd a IDCTRCtfT EDISON COMPANY , T GETS SERVICE RECOGNITION to Mld Counon tt 12th of Apra In recognition oi its services Al D l9sl , , w e A c,,u,, XU i Presen Honorable Hirom R Smith lu Darrow and Mrs Ruth Cur umetern Michigan farm o lett called on Mrs Hattie Deck iL P J8 Matter of er at the Stone Convalescent received the Thomas W Mar home HoweU Wednesday and n Hal Electrificcrtion Award helM her celebrate her 91st ior 1950 The presentation was jrthdQv made at the 17th annual sales S Swarhout is ill with ilu conference of the Edison Elec the aad icaaent oi d Hi children were home Sun tnc Institute held in htcaqo tnd admmstration of eedd the bbTVTE Ol MA A MITCHELL, Deceased, Milton B,Mitchell,hcxving iiied ns peti ition , praying that an inatruement Hied In said Court b admit led to Probate as emanation ard adiustzneo oi aU claiml and demands uaainaC s4d deceased It is Further unsered That Publc Notice thereof be givci by publication of a copy of this order once each week Xw three successive weeks previous t said day of hearing A Ac Anckney Iis pertch, a newsoaoei printed and diculat ed m said County A true aopT Hirom R Suith Celeste ParshaD Judge oi ProbateTlegisier oi Prohaes rsr viftffm w, CliristinieTiinkei returned borne April 4 J C Cahill, form ser Thnrdv from MePhercn hos vice coordinatbr, receive the pital, Howell where she wa a aw,ard for the componv nt o past month Her Sough by privately owned estate be granted to Stanley Berriman O some other suitable person, It is Ordered, Thatthe 7th dcv of May A D,1951 crt ten A M, at scna Probate brother, Johnny who has bean elsctric companies thiaughout, hereby apped lot Learino in Rtockbridae with his grand the nation the award was given I , un true copy and Mrs Curtis Patterson rural program, high srt ndards Douglas Piumrner TTIJ famK i3rvice, interest in community of Arkansas axe vlsltir i development,farm research and mother, Mrs Lowetha Haines, vniseenna activities, encourHe has just been dischcrrgeH aaemfellt 0 nuai jidustry and vn the army fter serving 6 cooperation with Michigan yeirs stote Colleqe,4 H Clubs, Future Mrs Mervtfn ComnVll, MW, Farmers of America and simi Oiestin ParshaU TVynald Brad rmA Mg jMert organizations S Register oi Probe Shirley attended tHe hat social jhe year 59 mcirked a guar ter century ox intensive rural electrification plannina and dev elopment bv Detroit Edisonlnit the company served 5279 farms or 24 of the farms in its ser Oederwt That public no j toe tsaf be gWsn by publtcation of 1 cooy ol OTdw 0 weV or riccessive weMi previous to said day of hearing in the PtacTcttey Dispatch c newsDOtpr prtaisd sad abculoted ki rPtim nVAmith Judo ol Probate , v v Pre Kings Daughters at the Wst Marion chrVi ,hll nicrht T nK cv,rf frrmil rrttender fhe SOth wdryrj ann vorsrr oe1ehrction of her par ents Mr rnir Mr5 ftr Wr of Greaorv Sunday 79 people were present crs W fW Edih rr Ona CarnneTl A M BerulaK moe area In the years that followed an Hrcelefctted larm electrifiaation TroaTam extendp Edison rural lines to practicallv every sect on Cr southeasnem Michigan Himueds of miW of aluminum lires V re built and eld lines Vebudll improved or relocated In addition the comnany creat Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 18, 1951 Description An account of the resource April 18, 1951 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 1951-04-18 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e53bad7f0f378cafbc463e353c771c73.pdf ff9852e3e48e53eae51de80b506d2925 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I ,i iifp JV ,1111,11111 s Volume 68 T Plndoaar Dlipatch Wednesday April 25, 1951 Michigan Mirror vFw NEWS iii Citizens who vote few the man and not party are blamed tor the present stalemate in the legislature The principal dispute is new taxes The leq islature wants a gas tax but the governor holds out for a corporation profit tax The leq ilature ean block the qovernor but he has enough votes to sustain a veto Lawenforensent officials want criminal laws tightened Above all they want grand iuries given power to grant immunity tci witnesses The legislature took this power away in 1949 A bill has been introduced to raise supreme court justices from 15000 a year to 25,00C and circuit judges from 9,000 to 20,000 The terms would be exended from 6 to 8 years The legislature involved itself in the MacArthur controversy but after much debate ccalsr heads prevailed and the resol ution finally passed merly cen sured the president for removing MacArthur The oriqinal re olution called for impeachment Gov Williams crime comm ission composed by an equal iiumber of Democrats and Rep ublicans may not be okayedThe state bar association is oppos ed to it as it claims it would have no pbwer or authoritv The mock air raid at the Soo locks was a success as it snowed the amount of equipment and medical supplies that will be needed Ot the 507,000 Michiqan men registered for the draft 18,000 have been called 11,000 more are K3wtritinq inductioin The state lost 30,000 books in the recent fire Michiqan farm prices failed to rise in March for the first time in j5 months mcreasing values will cause Mich, public utility and service companies to pay 1,084,000 more to Michigan schools this year The capital punishment bill and one man grand jury are VFW Post 7301 Pincknev will hold a public installation of officers at their rooms over the fire hall on Saturday even ing, April 28, 1951The follow inq will be installed Commander Emmett Widmayer SrVictlom Louis Waqloner irJr Vice Com Gary Eichman No 17 St Marys Catholic Church n , , , I Mr and Mrs L J Henry an L Ptackney Michigan y rtcQ TctsokBertie Beachv General Douglas MacArthur nounce the enqaqement of their Albert J Schmitt, Pastor VA 7 as, J a few hundred years Quartermaster Post Advocate Chaplain Officer of Day Service Officer Trustee Trustee Trustee Geo Aschenr Gene Mann Lloyd Hendee Garth Meyer Howard Plead Llyd VanBlaricum , Kenneth Davis Marion Shirev Guard Richard Amburaev Wm Bierdermcrn, past com mander of Ann Arbor installs Refreshments will be served A 50 door prize will be aiven away Prize Eckels now in saleTrie pubUc is invited CONSERVATION DEPARTMET Sunday Masses j Summer 630 00, 1040 1230 Winter 800 6 10Q0 I Novenna Devotions I Confessions I Friday evening at 730 p m Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P MJ Sunday beixe 800 Mas j Caaqrgqflvmal ixutmunltv Churcn i Rev Donald Braa, pastor j V April 26, 800 Teachers andj i officers meet at parsunaqo j I Sunday April 29,Rurai Life Sin j day SermonLet the Field jo ll30,Sunday School 70ufPilqrim Fellowship mee church I 809 Sun eve, MensSocial Club j will met at church Ccnservat 1 n will bo the topic A film will Kinderqarlen and First i to lateHia return to this county ihe kinderqartcn has finished was akir o that of Julius Cai hs movie, Little Black Sambo j 1 Hme Napoleon to Par is and King Charles the Second ne et rji Second Grade Mary Menke and Frane Clark an1 back in school after Illnesses Mr Thayer took pictures oi our movinq picture theatee last Friday One of our readinq QTOUDS is reading Smoky, the row Our movie oi The Cliuqer bread Boy is proqressino nice ly Karl Burq,Dorothy DoyL ,P Eiv 11s,ChfTyl Fredrick,Gusto KKaspar, Mary Kelly Rihan Krahn, Susan LaBelle Carol Miller, Marjory Miller, Thomas Rittei and Bevrly Sockow w re neither absent or tardy the la six we do is t Fish advertised as Danisn mmw vh , v 4, n 11 oo ne topic , ordBrodbuxv of iw icinoow trout license is required to sell theseiisfi and then they must be proauced from Michiqan hatchery or purchased outside the state Trie Michiqan rural teacher conterence at Houghton Lak last week stressed conservation Forestry, game and fish control, geology and forest fire control Were subjects discussed 7,000000 trees are expected to be in the hands of land own ers by April 27 There are trout ponds avail able in Southern Michiqan such as Sylvan in Washtenaw,Bald Mt and Fenton in Oakland,Por taqe in Jackson and in Hilsdale Berrien and Ionia, 3547 beaver trappina licenses were issued this year compared to 3,945 in 1950 Th wedding will take place in the fall MARRIED IN INDIANA served Wednesday A00 men will h will bo TJ Third Grade uoretta Tomasik and Kristin iJSn wen sh k last weak tter B ucn David Hanlv, mJt fc rT Trailgljraers at church 400 p mEarl Tiny Tessmer and Mis Lavetta Livermore, both of Dexter, were married in Indiana 2 Supt weeks ago He is secretav of the Dexter Masonic lodae , perloct attendance records last six weeks tjrGLjn Menaotitte Church Hev Ezra i3eacb Pastor P Supt Walter Esch Assisant Paul Chaffee Mrninq Worship 1000 Su do School , 1100 Cluldren Hour 1145 Young Peoples MeeHng 30 ,, Evenma WowWn 815 tonslLs olit last wek Cot Fellovship Service WrtHnesdcr 800 P M The larqest rainbow trout ever caught in Michiqan weiqh up in the leqislature Attempts ec ij i t qsi , have been made to ridicule the capital punishment bill by amendment such as chanqinq uie penalty to drowninq or stoning to death or mpkinq the prosecutinq attorney throw the is very hiqh Isabel Brady wo accompanist The pupils wh competed wereSopranos Clairs A7Q nnf, , , CampbellPaula Curie t loanncj Jr IQ 11 rne Jarcslowski, Mary Simonson nmm,QA5o CmPared t0 570Dalene Robinson Dons Imus f Barbara Miller,Marilyn Perry, v WON HIGH RATING Mrs Zee Earl,Pinckney music teacher, has been notified tha the 28 hiqh school puDils she entered in the sonq festival a Sexton hiqh school, Lansinj j ,,,, April 14 won anExratina which PINCKNtyKINGS DAUGHTERS fHe Pinckney Circl cf Kinqs Daughters will meet with MrsFred Head on Thursday at 200 p rr May 3rd Plans for Mather We hav started to learn to multiply in arithmetic Last woek we had 3 visitors Sandy Kihn brought her little sistei Mildred Kllenbeiqer h cousin, Nora, and Anita Shirev Shirey, hr cousin, Mary Lee, Mary Lou Cantrell had hnr 000 in 1949 156 nd the biqgesc brook trout 61 LOSE AT HARTLAND ckney lost their first q at Hartland Friday 8 to 2Chuck Prudy Robinsbn, Ann Reason, Lorraine Torrrasik Alios A CITY Ann Leach, Mary Ann Wysoki Lorna Shirley,Susan Camobell Renie Haines, Judy Haines,Car olt Fuhrmna, Ju Aschenbren f and DauqhT banquet ni lec lien of off rs J ,J Se SOPHMORE DANCE APRIL 27 The sophmores will qivo a dance at the school Friday, i April 27 at 800 p n Mr Davb Pincknov Wt thir r r I BiU 2 ttoLA Bady, I,vid Nash, John Paul switch for the electric chairThe Hewett allowed 4 hits and got Pill will have hard qoinq Itj 2 strikeouts in 5 inninqs for 11 passed will face a qovemors Pinckney but had 6 errors made veio and if it qets past that a behind himJack Jeffreys pitched vote by the people m last inninq for Pincknev j m i and allowed one runPinckney j ,r wn rT I but 3 hitS al1 doubles Milt J HOW MftTON KWB I Matteson hit 2 and Georqe Brad GOT INTO TELEVISION iey one Batteries Pinckney I Milton Berles interest in TVJ Hewlett Jeffreys and Matteson aj Morton and Minnock Ware Tenor Sonny Fuhrman Baritones, Kenneth Metteson Milton Matteson, Brandon White GIRL SCOUT BAKE SALE dancesAdmission 50c and 25r Refreshments A A A SERVTCL STATION I have been appointed AAA i , Flepresentative and am pre I The Bncknev Girls Souts will, pared to qive 24 hour a day ii ni ni TV yjfQcfej anc Towinq Service, i HOCKETS SERVICE,Pnone 145 Y was aroused in 1929when he enqaqed in a video est performance Today millions know and admire him as Uncle Milyt Readin this SundaysAp ril 29 issue of The American Weekly, EXCLUSIVELY with Detroit Sunday Times, how Milj ton Berle clowned his way to fame MASONIC COMMUNICATION On Monday April 30 there NwUl be a 7th district meetinq m the Dexter Masonic temple crt 800 p m All lodqe officers are asked to attend Tuesday, May 1 800 p xn Regular meeting Second degrees will be conferred The past masters will work First Degrees on May 12 On Friday May 18, Ann Arbor Lodge No 544 will aome to Pincknev and conferr MM Degrees By Order of the W M Pcml W Curlett, CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who remembered me while I was in the hospital, especially the Kings Daughters Christine Dinkel OUR BOYS IN THE SERVICE Pfc Dick Singer of the air corp, Camp Meade Maryland, is visiting his brothers nere Pfc Bill Hill was home from uantico Va, last weeii Cpl Dale Meabon arrived home from Koroea Saturday via San Diego, CalPvt Don Stackable is at Ft Sheridan, 111 WORK ONNEW SCHOOL Work on the new school is progressing nice According to the contractor they are ahead of schedule Brick laying start ed last week hold a Bake Sale at Mai tin SATURDAY, APRIL 28th starting at 100 a m The Girl Scouts of Lore Trooo 3 are workinq on their arts ana Crafts badqes Joyce Clark is improvina at University hospital, Ann rbor Her iawhas been set and she a prenuptial shower Friday Fourth and Fiftri Giades We are illustrr inq and summariznqindivdual book reports out of which w will make another movie The fit st we made was Black Beauty The Enqlish lass wrote letter t th Ameiian Assn ot Railrou s md mceiv d indv idnal bco, of qroai interest Oui sppnq flower outivity is well unri way Friday we are plauninq tr tart paper mache Sixth Grade The 6th qrade has slart c a unit n piratos There ore t r committvs workinq on kns f orerKo,reporters and art Hb to Ackhy Irew and paint o rirq pirate for the room Last week the children a t lottrs to the children wh i sick, tellinq what haprenr lOme and in schoolTh fiv irk liSt woek James Massev brouqht a 1 m prey to school last wvk vhih i interested evcryonte to London, but there the simaiarty endedAll these aentlemea cii arrivinq at their destination declared martial law themsel ves dictator and proceeded to execule their ememies King j Charles arrived too late for this J btit qot Is rovenqe by taking 1 Oliver Cromwell and the other Puritans out of their qravesand hanqinq tioir bones in irons be cause thy had ordered the xecution of Iris father, King wiiarles, tho First Those days ara now q ne forever GenMac Artnurs sola recourse after his march of triumph was to accept ihe plaudits of his admirers and sp nk his piece over the radio In reality he added very little1 to what had already bten said He came out for bombing Man chunan bases, arming Ohcdng Ch it Choks army, transporting it tn China to fiqht the Commun sits and aidinq them with planes war ships and supplies He claimed to have definite inform ation that this would not involve Russia We doubt this, He was sum Hnna would not in tervene in Korea but they did Je claimed thr qeneral staff ap proved his wcv on China and hen changed This they deny, He said tho plao to crush Communism was in Asia and tatif it prevailed ther it would overwhelm Europe In short his them was All Out War Ag ainst China at v Thn drclarritjon that he is not in politis and not a candidate for president seems to have spiked Republican efforts to use him as a candidate in 1952 Anv way ho has split the party as the proqr ssive Republicans senators suppori Trumans act The resolution of Senator Cain to chHare war on China got no wher Drw Pearson said in his column that those whoj took MaaArthur to their bosum will find out they have swallow od a hot potato When this hysteria binqe is over and sober second tiv tight prevails ths nurrah hovs will se that conlinuinq tfie p sUit cteurse will send th fo publican party into the 1952 crimprnqn labelled tn war Ptty iho qeneral has nis rtay in h suji but without new issu s it will be impossible lor him to stay on his high ped estal The J larqtst ,rowd in the ocai JNotv8 Mrs Kathryn Gleason Smith and Mrs Mary Eichman aave took a few steps Saturday She may return home this week end In justice court in Howell last week it only took a iury 20 minutes to bring in a not guilty verdict in favor of Kenneth Kell enberger on a reckless drivina charge This was in connection with an auto accident on Grand River over a year aao Martin Lavan was his attorney Saturday noon while on his wav home Oscar Beck turned out to avoid a car and trailer ton M36E in front of the Gen niqht at the formers home for Miss Barbara Clark Mis Eleanor Ledwidqe and Mrs Denise LaRcsa called on the Hubert Lcdwiaqe family in Royal Oak Saturday Gus Ledwidqe is on the Notre Dame pitchinq staff this year Notre Dame plays Michiqan at Ann Arbor May 8th j Irvin Kennedy and wife, spent Sunday at the Gerald i Kennedy home in Howell j Mr and MrsRoqer Carr spent j the week end at the ale Middj We ar completing our wc1 hist of his nation cheered Admiral Georqe Dewey when he retimed home after his great viotry at Manilla, but he was soon iora U n as Toady Roossi volt n minor war hero but a suprbprliiicKin took his Dlace in UK spotlight DR HARLOW SHEHAN IS HONORED At the state dental convention hela in Detroit last week, Dr Harlow Shehanjackson dentist, was elected president of Mich Dental Assn He is o son of Mr and Mrs William Shehan of Pinckney and graduate of Pinck nv high school E R WASHBURN E R Washburn, retired supt oi the Decatur school died Sat urday He was supt of Dexter school, from 190409 Ye editor was his pupi four years O CEMETERY MEETING The Pincknev Cemetery Assn will meet at thi home of Mrs Dora Swarthout on Thursday, April 26, ctt 800 pm to elect officers and transact other bus inesspAU lot pwners asked to attend Don SwarthoutJPres f STRI COUNTY LEAGUE MEETS The Tri County League will meet at the home of Guy lame son inDextei Sunday April z9 at 300 p m Sec o Mr and Mrs Leo Koehler and Mrs Anna Dundon of YpsilanU called on Mrs Beulah Martin and Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for the beautiful cards and the flowers and far all kindness shown to us during my recent stay in the hospital In deep appreciation Geraldine Singer A marriage license has been Issued to PvtJohn larvis ofCamp McCoy, Wis, and Shirley Pless 20, of Brighton Miss Barbara Clark, dauahter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark bf Silver Lake feU m Ann Ar ber last Wednesday and brokeher right leg below the kneelt Is the same one she inlured a year or more ago Campbell farm, hit loose qrav leton home in Detroit MrsMidd el and the cor went out of eon eton underwent an operation trol hitting a tree Oscar escap Monday ed injury but the car was a Mr and Mrs Harold Hinhev wreck A large attendance was present at the Third Degree con and Bunny and Mr and Mrs Ralph Spicer were perch fishinq over the week end and ferrence by Livinqston Masonic ana1 had qood luck at Pip rivtr lodqe Saturday niqbt Four Miss Elsie DeWolfe was one candidates were raised by Win of tnosg who went on ihe hav ston Bauqhn, Clifford Miller, ride Friday niqht to the Her Jack Hcmnett and Merwin Camp man Widmeyer home 1 bell, Visitors were present from Cpl Dale Meabon apfiyjd Dexter, Farmmqton, Ann Arbor home Saturday from Korea Detroit and Ohio via ScmDieqo, Californil Mrs George Meabon sr is Mrs Robert Read and hild staying with Mrs Marion Burn jene pent Monday at the r ett She expects to go n her i thur Bullis home in Greqory own home Mr and Mrs Ecrrl Bauqhn en Nine from here attended the entertained their children exnept Womans ftlqrim Fellowship Virqinia and Betty, at dinner meetinq at Adrian Friday j jn honor of their 34th weddina Mr and Mrs Carl Sherman, anniversary 1 in arithmetic n reci ah Sevent ide The 7th qrad makinq movinq Colon1 Vavs of Liv inq It is the 3ra movie thv hav mad The firs wa The Shoes of a Happy Man, and nV 2nd Sprinq We have a new qrl n the clas, Dcratriy S iiweihh r r Detroit Eighth GradeMr Jffrys made the 8th qrade a box for their movio I looks like a theatre staq and is qayley painted with curtains on either sides The 8th qrnde boys with Don Packer and Chris Campbell of the 7th played soft ball at Gra ory Friday and won 18 to 7 Tri pnrerits furnished trans partation to Greqory Jim Wil sen and Neil Cark wa th winninq battery Jim lavevJb Campbell 2b Chas 3rrett, 3b Don Packer, ss outhrld Jim Amburqay Riolde Milier and Bill Rowoll We started our nnit in com munications last wek We ore In th eath of Senator Ar Ihur Vandrnborg last week, Michiqan aod the nation lost their ablest statesman Up to Pearl Harbor he was uncUstin quishod, a follower of those who make party policies and a stronq isolationist When the Pearl Harbor attack took pjaee he saw th liqht and be came the leadhiq internation ist of his party and the nation It was due to him that Lend Lease, the Marshall Flcm end other measures became law1 and tho UN was establishedH wa biqqer than his party and we believe that if illness had not struck him down the dis unity and strife of the past two yers would have bepn averted There was no one to take his place and the isolationistsreadinq verythinq we an hrH and opportunists of his party about siqns and sounds sianab have aqnin assumed control mossTiqcrs and carriersand all He could have had his parties nomination for president in 1936 BLAIR MOODY APPOHfTED nd that of vice president in Gov Williams has appointed 1940 mod both downJfi and Mrs, John Boyer attened funeral of Mrs Shermans moth er, Mrs, Ethel Sheets, in Lan sing Saturday Mr and Mrs John Boyer vis The Kenneth Rea family j have moved in thsir w home on State St Ann Arbor Roy and Leotrr Reaso died at the Kenneth Reason home in Blair Moody, Washington news paper columnist since 1933 to bo US senator to succeed tho late Arthur Vardenberq A number of papers carry Moodys column He also conducts a ra dio forum in which prominent, Fordney of Saginaw, a men discuss public affairs He 1 At Fordnjeys s cr nephrw of William Scripps owner of the Detroit News start was accidental Senator Wood bridge N Ferris idled and Gov Fred Gren appointed Vandonbera to succeed hlnu The Republicans of Michigan would have preferred CongJ ited at the Loyd Warner home nn Arbor Sunday in Ypsilanti SundayStanley Dinkel attended the drain meeting at Saginaw TTvur Mr and Mrs Merwin CampTfcll Mr, and Mrs, Clare Miller, Mr and Mrs Larry Camburn day with ht drain com of the j , ye editor attended the past bord of supervisors masters banguet at the Stock Carl ClarevWilliam Hollister bridge Masonic temple Thurs Ray Cosgrcry and Charles Por I ay night Howard Ariz was ter went smelt dipping over the j toastmaster Judge Jay PayneJ weei anH and buought back a 0f Anh Arbor speaker There tub fulL several musical numbers CURRENT COMMENT Cont years ago there was an epidemic of merrriaqe of young girls to old soldiers so they GovGreon in his eulogy of him said he had scars on his heart because ho had not appointed Fordney senator CO It is not the initial cost of war that hurts, it is the cctinuinf uld gualify for soldiers wid i rost n far the civil war which ows pensions A law was pass ed to stop this racket but not until thousands of such marria ges had taken place We be lleve many restrictions of the law have since been relaxed ended 86 years ago has the people 7,7 , pensions and is sttirj taxpayers 6,000,000 a although fews vetsfoot left Their dependents cflfeMt inq the pensions Badk 40 i s VVTB5F LV m MiUSjCt Wireliable Piping hot water whenever you want it i ilfliiry Costs only pennies a day to operate on special jiiphjiHeavy insulation for added savings W5JI v v v efficient heats the water, not the air No waste flltMloo , operates automatically ,jWv Wis it i 7 PJsJpittt easy to operate installed without xfra leclriq get nior for your money awiv fc FINEST WATER HtATFft YOU CAN BUY Wilh tho right sized cleric water heater, youre cerlcin of ail tho hot water you need whenever yoj tjm ti , Tor troJofree service and com pc r rifaction crt a modern electric water heater K 1 rvc yourself time, these bu,y dus, by keeping a list of the numbers of the outofown telephones you call most often When you call by number, the Long Distance operator doesnt have to take the time to get the number from Information so your call goes through faster That means better service for youand better service for all America, right now when telephone lines are carrying urgent industrial and military calls P Se When you dont know the outoftown number, why not jot it down when the oper ator gets it for you That way youll have it handy the next time you call MICHIGAN BLL TELEPHONI COMPANY r 3K ffiftfg t,sh Clyde Fisherandwiiespent The South MarionlafnTBux Pilgrim Fellowship the waek end at the Floyd oau met at the Herman Wid Adrian Sunday Hammond home in Lansina meyer home Thursday niqht lntAhon GriffIth familv of Mrs Mildred Acklev enter atthRalph OJn Anr,i Arbor were Sunday auesta tained her cribbage dub Thuw B aj the Joe Griffith honie, day niqht Wednyfay, April 25J0M ring Notes i I The election of Supervisor I Fred Brosamle of Sylvan town ship is challenged in circuit court by Walter Mbhrlockwho charges Brosamles nominatlDn in the caucus was llegaLas ha Howell The Howell Michlttm Tut Wed Thur,, ApriJ 24, 25 26 SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO la Cinecolor George Montgomery and , y, 4457 Paula Corday did not get majority Brosamla Comedy Cartocm March of tune got 45,Mohrlock 43 and Rtuben DexterTheain Ai Coedtttaud DfcXIEB MlCHJGAtf Friday, Saturday April 27, 28 Lesser 13 The following high school pu Friday, Saturday April 27, 28 Dan Duryea, Gale Storm in fils have been awarded Mich AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA State scholarships Betty Pidd, I la ciaecolot John VanatXa, Dexter Bernard Plus Micky Rooney, Terry Moore in HS A COCKEYED WONDER cartoon JuddDorls RurrnckiFowlfcrvillJe William McQuillan, Anna Wea ver, Howell Ehzabeth Shorston, HortJand and Harry Wisser, Briglhlpn Sunday , Monday, April 29 30 John L Donohue of Unadillaj Matin Sunday 230 p xn conttnuoua while at wbrk for May Sco i ori Day Jean Nelson field of Howell as press opera in tor, lost two fingers on his riqht LULLABY OF BROADWAY i hand last week Tochnicoiror After 35 years in business Joe Comedy Cartoon Nw ajad Brighton merchcant has Tu99, we, Thar May i, i 3 Ux and Mrs Bernard Rogers MfLe JS feh Lv Brighton announce the engaq Uatsgm Pns Thelma Hitter Wamttuto THE MATING SEASON , and Mrs Charles W Burroughs jGoming Bird of Paradise ino j of Pinckney The wedding will1 13th Letter, Quebec take place June 9 at St Pauls, BifTffkJ 11 Episcopal church, Brighton SYLvAfl illLATLK MRSOMALLEY MRMALONE A Good Comedy Starring Marjcrie Main Hat , Bud Abbott and Lou Costello NIGHT TIME IN THE TROHS Shows 70fl and 9b30 Cartoon Nfjws MGM Story Suaday , Monday, April 29 30 FRENCHIT In Tchnicolror Is ci buper Western Joel McCVea Paul Kelly Tom and Jeny Cartoon Newt Three Stoogo Comedy Sun 3,57 Mon 7 and 9 lUOb Wtrj, Ihur May 1, 2, 3 AIR CADET A Comedy Starring Stephen McNally, Gail Russell Cartoon and Latest News ComingBed Time fcr Bonzo, Branded, Hamlet mi in i ii j Thomas Featherly of Hamburq , is in St Joe hospital, Ann AT bor with virus pneumoniaa The Lakeland Kings Daughters have elected the followinq off icers Pres, Mrs Darrel Baker j Viae Pres, Mrs Warren Miller Sec, Mrs Hollis White Treas, i Mrs, Ed Houqhton Stanley Wilson was installed as commander of the Howell Knight Templars last week by former Governor Wilbur Bruck er Wilbur Brucker Mr and MrsJake Dankers of Marion celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary last week Chlaea JSfich AVOIf THEATER I Stocktedao Michiag Friday, Saturday Apil 27, 28 PREHISTORIC WOMEN In Technicolror A Drama Starring i Wttb Laurette Inez Vivian Lindfors Henry ONeil, Ross Ford shows 710, 915 Sunday , Monday, April 29 30 THE GREAT MISSOURI RAID A Western in Color tarrta Wendell Cory, Ellen Drew,Ward RoKrt rvTrrir b K Bond and MacDonald Carey iSfSPP01 HoweH mail Sundov Shows 3 5, 7, S cartoon sports pamer suffered a heart attack vrStT,week 116 WCfs token to MePherson hospital The state supreme court has postponed action in the case of Wm and Don Andrus con yicted of the murder of Franks , Jartrt Qine of Brighton until June, to Shrs 7slS and 90 , give attorneys more time to file 00 r r ComingValentino Wilham Foster of Whitmore Lake broke his leg in 2 places last week and is in MePherson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Camp luos, Wrti Thur May J, 2, 0 FATHERS LITTLE DIVIDEND Comedy Starring Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor John Bennett, Billie Burke Friday, Saturday, April 27, 28 Douhl Feature I SHOT BILLY, THE KID story of famed outlaw with Don Barry, Robert Lowery Plus HOLLIDAY RHYTHM vaudeville with Mary Beth HughesDavid Street and Wallv Vennon Sivfday, Tuesday, April 2L May 1 THE WHITE TOWER la Technicolor a mountain drama with Glnnn Ford and Valli Cartoon New , urn ITU V ITUI looming Ill Reach for a Star Powder River Rustlers, Sleepy Time Gal er 3 Band Mrs Maiv Bauqhn attended a Sianioy shower at the home of Mrs Eleanor Bauqhn Saturday niqht Mss Alberta Dinkcl entertain od the Ilendes ladies bowling tam at dinner ThirsdavThey were June Hendee, Jean Paton, Mary Ellen Read and Helen unu ui viLrnerson , , Mary tllen Head and hospital, HowellHe is a mem j man of Detroit were Sundav Reyroids ber of the Pinckney Masonic guests at th Mark Nash home Mr u Rpn Whitp w lodqe and suffered a stroke 3 Jerry McGowcm and son of WedesdfW dinnor ouests f years ago and has since been Pontiac spent Sunday at the, Mr Qnd Mfg BTgil White Qt the confined to his hom Louis Coyle home j ich, New Store Hours FOR Howell Merchants Effective Friday, May 4th Closing 530 P M Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Friday to 9 P M Howells New Kg Shopping Night Beginning MAY 4th Howell Retail Merchants A 4 A tl1 IBB HNCKNEY 1HSPAK7 Wednesday April 25, 1951 The Peoples Store Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goctic, Shoes Gents Fvirsiishings Plnckney Dispatch tiered as 2nd class matter at postoitice Act of March 6, 1877 114 SoHowell StPinckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publshev Mr und Mrs Bill Bauqhu and son spent Sunday evenina ai the Franklin home in Howell The Louis and Gerald Swarthout families were Sunday guests at the L J Swarthout home Mr and Mrs Richard Cox oi Los Anqeles Calif, and MrsGeorqe VanHorn of Howell call I ed at the Clificrd VanHorn home Thursday Asn school Lfnyerfc i KennedyV Ge Store LOWEST KdCE EVER Special de tan PHILGASTAPPAN Rang STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of livlngston Al a sessJoe ex emd ANOI oek n uy Probate Office in the City ef Howell I in said Courwy on the 12th of AP il 1 A, D i95l I Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge ol Probate In the Matter of the ESTATE OP Walter Kaiser, also know as Walter W, Kaiser Deceased It appearlfif o ant that tHe lime for presentation of claims again aid estate should be limited, axvi thai tin and place be appointed tore oeive, examine said adjust all caim and before Mid OssBl d tie the l9oJ hitis oi said decea d entitled to Inherit the estate of fclen aid dMMNi ted seised should be d J eetomatic, Instangritlnf burners removable porceMn drip trays v flsualite oven with jfass win4ew and oven light v 14hour dock ritb hufltfn r 4 Ti3mrder ssaT3eooWnj ro, up to 30 rrautea V Wsiguidecive time aiJtenj erature information v ve a en v Ct ilTueurites entire top J range Large working art Port lain finish Concealed oa 1IBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCf ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now Is the time to modernize peur Sdtchen with Philgas the thrifty fcottkd gas for farm and town homes Vou can huat far and wide, but yo wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rarge Remember, too, we will give you a generous ioradein allowance on your td range regardless of type, make, r condition Esy erms, if you wish MAN OTHER PHILGAS APPUANCfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE It Is Ordered, That all of the creditor of said deceased are required to pro sent then claims JO said Court at said Probatf Office and to serve a copy there of upon Leah Kaiser, administratrix trator of said estate whose address is iGregory, Mich, Route 1 on or before 30 day oi June A,Da951 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time j and plow betog appointed 1st fee es amination and adjustment of all clairri i 2nd demands again said deceased t It Is Further Urtered, That Public i Notice thereof be given by publication j of a copy of this order otaee each week tor three successive weeks previous te sold day ef hearine e ftnekney Bis patah, a newsoaeer printed and dreulat ed in said Count A true espy Hirom H Surth Celestia Parehafl Judge of Probate ftegistex oi Probate Mrs, Addie Marshall of lack son and the Georcre Giphart family of Lansina called at the Georqe Meabon home Sunday Mr, and Mrs, Howard Readi cmd Mrs, Lloyd Hendee were smelt fishinq at East Tawas ov The Pettysvile Civic j held a binqo perry at th I Friday niqbt j Mrs Viola Read, Mrs Murv j Teeple, Mrs Dora Swarthout I and Mrs Blanch Brad nf How ell spent last Wean, lav with Mrs Lola Moran Danorth in Flint Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed of Howell wore Sinaay tv ninq quests at the Ross Haa home Mrs Hazel Poulson fell at her home last week and suffer j ed painful injuries I Lemuel Martin and wife ana the John Boriz family of Ypsilan ti called at the home of Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday William Doveraux and wife of Detroit and Leslie Merritt ana wife of Hovcll were woek end quests of MrsJr rmie Devereaux The John McGuire famiy ana Mr and Mrs lames McGuim of Detroit were Sunday quests of the Fred Rad family The Claro Mill r family were in Detroit Sunday Floyd Maycrft of GrandRapids spnt tho week end at Merwin Campbell home Mr Ruth McLucas and son, Charls of Briqhton wre Saturday ev eninq quests The Robert Youna family and Susan Campbell were dinner quests Sunday at the Vincent Younq hom in Groqorv, honnr inq Mrs Yeunqs birthday MrsDan VanSlambmck entertained 16 laaier Saturday a a shower for hr nio Mrs Jean Drovn i D ir o iI Mr and Mrs M JRe ison call an Mrs Mabh Suydim n Tck son Friday Nancy Palmer of Flint spent the week end at the Herb rt Palmer home whil his parents were attendina an art ence at Grand Rapids Lavern Cark was in Saturday W E Darrow and family of Sturqis spent the wok end here Mark Nash, Dr Jams Nash, Miller Georae GardnerAndrew John Burq Ona Campbell,Dale Campbell Wccdrow Massev, and Ralph Harris werr some of those hero who woiit smelt fish inq over the week endTb wea ther was bad and luk wo a poor There wore 15000 fishina at Standsh Saturday Mr and Mrs Russell Clark of Buck Lake werr Sunday quests at the Walter Clark homo Mary Holt of Stookbrioe war, a quest of the Stanley Drkl home last week Carlene ZieqW spm Thnrs day niqht with Alberto Dink d Mr and Mrs Onn CTnp11 called on Mr rmd Trs Al Webber in Ann Arbor Sunday Visit Our New Location 10W EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF Puujps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes,Fitfifijs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Piacknty wftVW vi I 3 Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROBVTLY HORSrJS 10 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt WF BUY HIDEb nAD CALF SKINS 8 Central Dead Stock CO Mt iwmasos vz Plumbing WateiSrsUmt et Stanley Dinkel v r 34j rotifer Detroi GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY D E Hoey Sons PHONI DEX1ER 2 6 1 y J er the week end, The Younqlove PTA met at the school Friday niqht Pnblic Installation Officers VFWPosf Pjnckney No 730t 9tlsf KHthm Rnes frem eei Autemelfc Water Neetef frem 0 SEE US TODAY i MANRS ML IN5TAILATIOM KTAIU I Hockey Swarthout USED C 4RS 1950 CHEVROLET SPECIAL I POOR HEATER 1949 CHEVROLET SPECIAL 2 DOOR, HEATER 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETMAST R, 2 DOOR, RADIO, HEATER 1947 CHEVROLET FLEETUNB AERO SEDAN, RadioHecrter 1947 FORD SUPER DELUXE, 2 vDOOR, HEATER i 1946 PLYMOUTH DELUXE, 2 DOOR HEATER 1946 CHEVROLET V2TON PAN EL HEATER 1946 MERCURY DELUXE, 4 DOOR HEATER 1949 STUDEBAKER 14 TON PICKUP, HEATER 1942 PONTIAC 6, 2 DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER 1950 CHEVROLET ft TOR PAN EL HEATER 1946 CHEVROLET 2 TONLON WHEEL BASEBrowrvUip Trcens 1942 FORD 1 TON STAKE HEATER 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL DELUXE, 2 DOOR, RadioHecrter QUALITY CHEVROLFT SALES Sat, April 28th 80O PM VFWHall Wm, Biederman, Ann Arbor Post to Install A J50 Cash Door Prize Awarded jIJOWELL MK3L I 114 S MICHIGAN Refreshmente yBi ym W Wvtomday, Aprt25, JH sun mcBKuuf Coort lor the Countf f t of Md Oeurt held en ftabat Ottos the Cur of HeweJ I la Mid County on be 12th oi Aprf A, D, 1951, Honorable Hiram B Smith, Judge of Probate J Btockney Michigan 51 i I r 1100 A M to 200 P M MAT A MITCHELL, Deceased, t Except Wednesdays Milton BMitchell,havlng Hied fc peti I Mon, III, Fri SaU 7 to 6 pm ltioo , praying that an instruement filed 1 In said Court be admitted to Probate aa Dfi G R McCLUSKEY the last will and testament of eaid de ceased and that adminstration oi eaid j estate be granted to Stanley Berrimaa , 0 some other suitable person, It Is Ordered, Thatthe 7th day of MaVj A D,19M at ten A, M, at sold Probate Office to hereby appointed for hearixw said petition, it 1 Further Cedered That public not be tfaanof be gtran by mibllcation of u copy of this order once web weelr for 9 PROFESSIONAL CORNEA THE PWCKNEy SAKHABiUM I FJtliLlSJ tt5 Bey M Duify, M L, ad Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 1 3 3 Phone 157F11 Repairing 1 MYBON HUGHES Denial Plumbing pod Heatino 112 Nr,i Michigan Ave I State 8717 Lakeside Drive Telephone License Rush Lake ffli by AptaeUCriABTHO0T SON Howell Michigan HERB SNEED i Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment successive weeks prevleas to said day of hearing in the Pmckney Dispatch a newspaper printed end drculated, in sdr A true oopT I Oelestia PanhaU Register d ProbtfU For Immdlate Delivery Model A 6 MT MC John Deere Tractors Htaxm B, Smith Judo oi Probate Will Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality ist Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY GsnerH Insurance FRED C REICKHOFF Si OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave, Michigan Residence 615 HoweU 1 Phone 358 Genorc insurance I IIVDIUWK uuwuug Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Weekly Trips Made To Detroit rrs I General Tmckina AUC ilONEER farm Sales A Speciality LLOYD HENDEF Livestock Hauling Your Savings Acccount work for you to provide a future new home, anew car, a new BERT WYLffi household appliance or to meet j phoae Ptacjmey J78F2 family emergencies f REFMGQIATION SERVICE In saving ytour part in helping HAROLD Rfcwr combat inflation is also being Repairs On All Makes accomplished by decreasing the Phone Pincl ney 154F3 amount oi money in circulation j TQWNFR Begin a savings program now Wlv u J IUWNLK Each dollar saved aids in the Dentist battle against inflation I 044 Portage Lake i phone Dexte 3461 General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mic L W W r L 1 E NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS rgw j3P PfKCKNEY FOR MUNTZ T V SEE ROY E FISHER ON StMe BANK Factory Representative Demon str at 8044 Portage lakTiload, nt J00 1003 PM 1 509 East Main St, Pinckney Free Dempnstratlqn Every Day 3 LAVEY HARDWARE MrfWRSONjaifei All deposits up to 10,000 insured by oar membership injhe Classified Advs A, A A A, A Phil Barney Kralzmilier Federal Deposit Insurance Cor j R SALEWestinghou9e Roast Livingston Jounty Phone 2556 IT i er a u mch girls bicycle, a poratioa 24 inch boys bicycle Represrv 11 j ii j P4K j 8649 lLakkeview, Hus Lake, Ann Arbor FOUNDTwo wheeled Trailer Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Uaf a, Clover and AflOther Seeds Farmers Feed SuppJy Co, MAK RVWBLL MMt WHEN A DECISION IS IMPORTANT The Experience oi Our Bank May Prov Helpful WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE OR PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES f,if ODTKIIW OTXMA BRDKTMU Michigan licenLv NQ 309 J SPINET PIANO BARGAINRatnj SQ Qwn can have by proy inq ownership and paying for this adv Bill Baughn 2201 Swarthout Rd er than box and reshlp, we o fer at a bargain price to some responsible party with good creait a lovely hke spinet pia WANTED Baby Sitting no Fully guaranteed Requires, bomice phyone only a small down pay men 127 and a few easy monthly pays FOh SALEOne 507 Inieralional ments Quick actioi necessary baler with motor, waqon load 1 Write Credit Dept, 76 East Verl cr, Jewell wheels, used very litt nor, Detroit 1, Michc and wel OP oj Aprej ej, will mak arrangements for yon W G Reves, Stockbridge to see the piano FOR QATPTT I r rJ SALE 10 ciose estate The WANTED Custom Plowing, al TT T 2j ao fields to rent for corn , Sncknev A rrS ke 1ad Earl Schroeder corner M 36 and p knov A f CuaX1C t0go 11 f rincKney A good chance logo Pincre Road THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Heweil Mich Member Federal PpOfit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured up to 10000 for each Depositee t X Pinckneys flieltoP robes Md mrgtoprett covered up to aoo under ariAufOOMMerspoyif i locked ortvdte pier car is I ken into Docs ycpresent auto mobile policy protect rohesftdwejrmldppseei fristthift HQLUS WYUE General Insurance 355 Eaet Man Pinckney, Mich Phone 136 j in chicken business Fied,Teeple, adm pnone 675 FOR SALE John Deere automat Ho well 11 tof ic wire baler No 114 W qaoa i condition, also a ton oi wire w fOR SALE200 bales of mixed nS 26 Vi 8Z,SrAoa O M haV C Mmrgy t280 Fariev Rd bridge, Mich JDEALER WANTEDThofito WANTED TO BUY A 4 or 5 2 5 d his room house from ownr, 4,001 Product is fertiliaer or less, cloee in Pinckney , i5liniaf uruqua The mone 2368 Howell St Pbcne 146F12 P1 interested Write to WANTED POULTRYiirpay i fjf Detroit Market Prices mw qC 5 C H Uovd Phone 62F13 i OR SALLSmall White Enam FOR SALE 10 inch Muntz Telej cfJHit WOOd vision 3et, a year old for 75 , Phone 137H1 COncUtl0n Gene N Druin, Patterson Laka 7439 Bently Road Fresh Aij Camp Rd FOR SALE We now have our FOR SALEBaby Chfehs BarrodJ TKnnTLTr u o f andi White Rocks N H Reds, Sd Corn on hand Gel jJ c QUALITY Bleats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Ceureous Service Clarks Whie Leghorns and HyLines, all hatched from blood tested stock Now hatching Place voi chick otder with us now BOB SQUIRE HATCHERY Phone 30aW Howell FOR RENTEguipped 153 crcre 1 Dairy Farm f C Murray, 8280 FARLEY Rd Pinckney, MichI AUTOMATIC SAVJTFILING75C yours while we have numbers you want Price 1190 pcr bush el If interested either come and see us or write us what kind you want and wo will hold it for vjou Ralph Glenn and Son ,, Greoory, Mich FOR SALEGardeii Tractor 5 HP if i Hevs qwick tudiing toft wafer tor atlf difhwothing, whifr wathci, fteriout shampoot, delightful bathing Gtomplt dttoilt on this emoting new autonatft woter toftonsr Garden King with 5 attachments, plow, cultivator, sickle bag disc and spike tooth, Reasonable LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED T Pcrvl Phone 42 150 WiiMiutARM UbTlNGS, we, Also Sisals and Knives et us neIP you sell your farm Service While You Wait AH Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River Drive,Hi land Lake have mare prospects than farms, iAIiOLD GRANDELL j iA Phoge 3Q5W HoweU rCrt SALPotatoes, Caboage Gjiions AtkxrtUmm PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER LA Rom viiere I sit ly Joe Marsh Youve Got To Hand It To Sandy Y a Costt 43 less than prewar automatic modeli Ask for mt hem trial GEORGE ROUSH Prumbina j nVATER SYSTEMS 3 4 0 North Stewart St Phone Plncknsr 153FU Mrs Raymonda Morris attend j ed the wedding oi Mary Long In Dsxter last week Sand Johnsons wife Tiny suddenly asks him at breakfast the other morning Why dont yon heild me some bluebird houses What for ssks Sandy Why ifbr bluebirds, of course says jTiny We always had em at home when I was a girt May jsound sillybut I sorta miss em Well, I know how busy Sandys Ptaen lately and the thought of taking time out to build bird IOUSPS could have nade a lot of jien blow thtir top But not Candy He says, No, Tiny It ost c und silly I think its wonderful ideawere going to have bluebirdsand Im starting on some birdhouses tonight From where I sit, we could do with more understanding people like Sandyand Tiny, too He respects her likings, and she respects his He likes a temperate glass of beer now and then and although Tiny sticks to coffee, whatever Sandy likes is OK with her They live and let liveand thats why they live so happily Copyright, 19S1, United Statu Brtwert Foundation V ,THE FINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday April , 1951 lears Ago Mr and Mrsjchn Caawell en, tertuined Friday evening in hon cr ot their house guesis, Ger I Uude and Frank Wolfer of Still , wata, Minn Tils Placeway twins, Braytonl and Clayton, ceclebxater their 16th birthday by KnJertaininq the Ypung Mens club d bhannon, Hamburg found a 4 lb carp cauqht in one ol his traps last week W E Murphys store was broken into last week and candy and ciqars stolen Thomas Burchiel of Windsor Ontario, has purchased the Erastus Kennedy house on East Unadilla and will move here We got several inches of snow on April 12 Gus Smith who spent the win ter i Dhrcit hq return re home Mrs H F Sialer has returned home from California, HevMylnei Baylon Placeway MrsEUa Jackson attended conventicn at Sandstone last week cronioa Fohey is Veachinq in the House district Mike Roches celt ran away from him Sunday smashing the birrtv bevend repedr Patrick Kelly has returned ho from Virqinia The HamburqPiitnam Farm ers meet ct the Tamo Nash horn Sunday The following cr cn the program Florence Kir, Mae VanFleet Mrs Bert Apdleton Fcmnie Rollisou Aic Schoenhals Mrs Iva Hall and Fana Rollison Tho Nrrth Hambura church ladies aid have elected thi fell owing officers Pres Acda Kioe Vice Pres, Mrs Boy Ian Sc, MrsShewariTneas, MrsGartrell, S 1 35 Vicars kvr Pinckncy high school lost the fin, rvmo to Fcwlerville Fri day Den Swarthout pitched fo Pnckney Ray Wilson of Howell was badly injured Saturday in ctn cruto Trident at Wriqhts Corn ers, his leg being broken in 2 Mrs Alice Teeple and Mrs N O, Frye will sell thir house hold goods at auction Satur day ie bodv of Bert MunrelL the father of Harlow Munsell who arc n New York state was brought to Gregory fcr burial last week An electric light mectlna was hld at Geocp las week to consider the offer of the Con sutners Power Co to come to Gregory for S5000 Part o the menev Vas ben raised Ferd Bowdsh of Graory stc ted his sawmill Monday Beatrice Lamborn has bouav tht Thomas Hewlett house ir Grencry Frank Brown former Pinckne boy, died in Oioaqo Anril 15th IM bo1 was brought hereto be hurled Haul Strcrwhecker of Grand aplds spnt the week erd a I the Ona Campbell honr Miss Monesia Mitchell of i Bcyne City underwent an op eraticn at th Pinckncy San it aium last week The Tonpina and Bralev fcrmi lies of Plainfield attended th Dexter last wek Se as M o BaJ, daughter of a Plainfield pioneeer l 1 Shoe Sale Starting ursday, April 26 Stalg 990 A M 000 Pairj Nationally dvertisedj omens Shoes DRESS SHOES SPORTS CASUALS A PAIR WHEN YOU BUY A PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE Youre Entitled to on Extra Pair of Equal Value Less for JUST SI 00 Buy Both Pairs for Youuelt, cr Share the Purchase with a Friend All Types Colors, He J Heiqhths for ncw,ior Spinq, for Summer ALL SIZES BUT NOT IN EVERY STYLE HUFRY FOR BEST SELECTION Ludmors ALL SALES FINAL HOWELL, MICH The Dr Harlow Shehan form Mr and Mrs john Mcnson ounday visitors at the Lester ilyof Jackson and Mr and and son of Ann Arbor called McAfee home were th Philhp Mrs Louis Shehan and Francis ct th Earl Bauqhn home Sun Hudson Jamily of Detroit, the were Sunday visitors at the dav w Edward Schwartz famV and Wiliam Shehan home Tvho Carl Bidwell family Walter kiltie of Jwaukee Adrian lavey and Mrs Laura Brighton called at the Ben ft ad erloa Cnd Gradwell cf Chicaqo are at theii Whne nome Sundnv fuY oi Conoctah home here Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 25, 1951 Description An account of the resource April 25, 1951 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 1951-04-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9bcdae839b2131c957c6ff9db485aff7.pdf 9a4fdc752cb850cec0c7268dcdc73091 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. v tv t V Volume 8 4 V Vy 1 Dispatch Tht FlndtoeY Dispatch lesday May 2, 1951 Mirror appointment of Blair Mcodv Detroit News Washinqton con A t Rete itee I Accidents j Church Notes i , , OTG to abolish the nickel pav eenendent and columnist cxupe v station ccuX SSSSB known Russell H Englehardl, mqr in , Mictoqantr having been in, here for the company, arihaunc, WashingtonL 18 years Seniora that 10c pjfy SJns wnl ben teitftpon, Michigan fooiiHi duded in an application 1e car senator says he is a per j iiledBy Michigan Bell with the sons, friend of his ialfoouar Rublftf Service Xomhiission on Xnei Siilfer politically Fergus MdyClfor a jrate increase i t0 on sponsored him when Ihej rajse Trevenues 17 percent or wasfswom in last WgneedayI 22,000000 a year Pttt quotas have been cut ttgain but may be stepped up due 16 the Korean breakthru DoctJara ctfco on Jhe draft list 1 Civffiem defease, fob pefklna up Savior Get Mainland, df erise Had says gOOJOO has j spent tpobiain blcxfe types fbe Little Hoover commission claimftca save 114,790 a year MicruQpcn government eliminating red tape The Michqian Bell TelephonV She MicVann R vii J w,ere auto aceidM fy J001 Colte Church WMicuqan Beit Telephone ents over the week end in which i n Michigan men was killed, ihe deal 1S Schmitt, Pastor School Notes i No 18 Current Comment Comiskniy tcda loined the oar onja man is ric Casteliro 21, uTtF iSP Masses of M, student, jrcffli 80,001 M 0 HP nurt, Inexinver of the ear was crmoant tolrsTs day for most residence phbrre risers herjff, tfinqleftaidtsaia the Tate in isufc is jxtiejrifly iieeded to help the company meet tjie mounting cooi, oi doing busi ne wa and to assist it in providingthe service the stale will need cfur ini he national, emergency One of last survlvbrf aqainst the tide of inflation1he , ,creased 5 ttntciarc at public i3 operatihq cpis TEevctmpanv r pioncs nc ilaiiea uiau earned, 625von ltj investment, ed since he oiqanizaticn 6t thi last yAear, the, ,hicftffst rale of Michiqan Beii in 1904 In pro tumfer anypUbUc utiity inr posint, to abandon it, the com t8 tc2, , m , , paiiy follows a national trend Tne Michigan Bell Telephoned Tencentdiurqes are in ejfectj wants 1,000 of its vooks outf Now York, Minnesota, iilinoil n loan hixek ,, Direct r relief, aasefe dropped 437 last mofith, puttina the re lief load at 2854 csass, t Tne in New jrsev Iddhp an Retail spiesper , capita nj txhe PaKrific coast Jrtehiqau Michiqan last year were 6 i v eStimQteci the increassed pay Station caharqe would raie Leland Stentoivr 23 otlad Axo University senior Her Shad io rrtttM drivnig permit but was Released sSL by Poiice after qestioninqCas sfF teiihd had been initiated in the Kappi Psi fraternity atjhe uni H crrU M, w u I versity caiJet came out o a Por ne saaa uit, icae boost wouaa inbo rrvSriA f TL TinnrJK rtrni T ront j oetavern for a patty, iher hum J centp aJ W9re30 student inthe partyAt I 2i0a av m, they startei home Wn4 800 1000 Noveba Devotioas Corfoffijonif By Gretchgn TnkR Beachv ttFvenina at 730 p m tnaay after Novenna Dvrotiona 11 f 730 to 900 P, , Sund,lefcre 800 Mass, but kiiled to rrfaice he urve at the McComb farm on the pek S1 ter road abovg the Uttle dai tft and craahed into thesarne tre atienal Loamiunity Church onald Braa, pastor ay400 junior choir oU, senior choir pracfs at church 400 pm pruyei meotiia at K ott home or Christ m,t want , a ,irate increase of teODD,000l6mee, i s iuacT hdtry VrvStI wfee a doctorandiwoinurseV 011 sftaS1 from the university werIJdlb l0111, sndc oT rnatenaU some yearsaqo after a fea Sul SSfe u Lake party W2VVVddinq bells ser vice a married couplrs in memihq two caA vite monGive and Take wcday craohed at M3 and Qstr The cars were driven bv fflbvtl IXindas of WhitmoreXake who was oh M 36 and Harlan Oliv er of Ann Arbor who wa Dexter Rd The latterswi 3 childrenwere withhin , was aloneAll escaped ihIri 01 ivf7rfbqeSun school 1130 Jacksn Assn meots at Jackson 3 to 8 p m Monday 700 pm Family nito th x Pot lurk supper Slid Co gl Family Camp TUGS, 800, Younq Ladies Aux mts at Leonard Lee homej g 0f TELEVISI0N Ine hiqhef chajqe hag been A fcbnnew television made m New Jersey Idqhp and rj 1 1 ,fil 1 per persjosn Total sales were 5,950,268000 The senate killed the capital punishment WUS0 io 42 Th luse passed the one, man flrand jury bill The attempt to repeal thproperty lien law aqawist per sons receiviriq blcT acfe pen slohs failed The isrincipal ar quemert aqainst it , was it would increase tlwelfare loddi 7Ab experts saVSar ouf put fh Michiqan tjftS year wiftd be Sver 500,0001 revenues 2,6OQyOOO a vear Und the application, month lyihcfeases for the various, types of services in Pintrknev 1 would be as follows 6 Residence service, individual line, t 2itrty 75c 4 party phone lovcents 75c rural 5c exiensin tele , lndiduali, CtTQjf bltanoziite Church Kev zra Beacb Pastor was opened last week, vffefi P s Walter Esch theDetroit Edison emploeeiSsfiSxlf Paul Chaffee and their families in southeast j Jinq AorsWp 1000 Michiqan totallina 12,000 per ,5ay ,Scooi 1100 sons, attended a television pro1 y V ur S 115 qram featuhnq ihe activities Jouna PePleMeeting 730 of the Detroit Edison Co fcf c V 81S Prentis Brown, board chair ,Cottr0 fellowship Service man opensd the proqram Oth er sosakers were James Parker, president and Gecrqe Prte, chief enqineer p High pointsof the prow were a new power plant tia Ths past nrfiersvJin rofk I xiarfcial squeeze may Wori 1 First doqrees on May i I War II between inflation ari Business service fetif e of current witht Vbf, extension phone c , Qntario lerMc s Lnq distanee rates would r The new pbntj the 6th main unchcafced I, be located on the Detroit ViJ Dn, ehardUcnd that Migfriaani I thr Art xrfcf iau cbnti WJnesdcr 800 P, M A Staden Peace Deputation Team from Goshen Colleae will present Ahe proqram at the church afternoon and evrnina May 6 Muric bv quortett n Rouqe It win jp serve future adqed loads 0 the companys 7,500Q sqaremile area It will On Friday May 1ST Ahnj theimc laq in obtainkna relief , called theRivrRduqa plant ArbjBiiodoeiKNo544 will aom1 cifisitf ihe year and a halt dela p anjd is n b b PiNCKNEY tUNGS DAUGHTERS The Pincknev ,CIC1J cf Kinqs qhiers will Fred Kiaderqarten and First The kinderqarten thanks Bill JJeiireys for makinq their movie box pr Trie firs grade liad heir pic taken Iqst ,weck and H was in he Ann Aboi paper Don Ackleys doq has nine I 1 new papjges j Johnnyiolbenbrouqht an In J dian arrow to school 1 1 We are brinqinq in train pic 1 I tures for our train unit W saw throe movies tdMy 1 Second Grade i We aio,tesfnq Cheryl Fredr j ick who isntyvinq to Colitonua old Sinidayt We oreiapy to have KoL Morqan back from Florida H biought brickimony souvenirL Miiy Mencke, Paul Endros, Claudia BwSon,Lucille Barrett Keren Eichrianf and Tommy Read vere Asont Monday morninq C Wo Tiyjoyed the movie, Bkr k Beauty, mada by the 4tlr and 5th qrado , We visitd tlie kinderqarten last week and saw thier mov Black Sambo Our subscription list ,for thai summer weekly readers is biq enough to entitle us to receive larqe story book for our library TJ llurd Grade Saridy Kuhn is back afr t weeks illness Shwas 9 years old April 23 Sandy Morqaf is yc frm Florida Ho qota sun tan and brought back a acoanut and a lot of pictures Dudne Haines bouqht a craw fish to school and Jack Lee two turtles,a painted arid a snapper, Bill Jeffreys made us a box for j uur movies The oats we planted in differ exit kindly of oil are qrowinq, those in i am tiicfbost Fouiik ana Futn Uiades rin, Are the people of the nation becoming more reliqious or 1 i it the war tension thai is fillina the churches Accordina to Ha ures compiled by the National J Co until of Churches while the population increased 36 percent 1 church membership increased 60 percentArmed conflict seems to awajcen the reliqious instinct and many personis who have never professed any ieliqious belief bofore do so in times of war We know that attendance in looa churches has increased to sucinn extent that at times the churches cannot hand le all those who attend In many placos more and new hurhee are beinq built The Aim Arbor News in an editorial on the subject says there are 16,000 church members in Ann Arbor and 6000 more who be long to Sunday Schools This is a very sizable part of the population We think this is the principal strenqth of this notion aqainst Communism which is a the stic In this country there are few who profess to be ath estics The number d persons who are buried without the aid of ihe clerqy is veryyery small The parents of a new born baby qirl in Chicaqo suffering from a blood s condition were told if tho baby was not criven a truutiusin she would die The parents are members of the seot ailed Jehovahs witnesses refused to consent to a transfusion saying U was aqainst their roliqion and quoted pass aqe in the Bibfe The case was taken to circuit court and Judge Dunne appointed Col Hill, the friend of court ftie babys guard ian He owsenjsd to the trans fusion, the baby was given an eiqth of a pint of blood and its lifo saved These sects who found thir faith on a sinale verse or chapterin the Bible do , We fimied our movBlack, themselves and the world a rs WiU meaUtfhh Mrs J and showed ltiqj he disservice Thereare many in em en Thursday at 2W rooms, g, , ,f terpetxations of theSibte few of to JPinckney caid conferr MMf in qeflrn ie fate increase PegraeSs 1 By Order of theW VL ,Ba4 W Ciirlett, Sec, v last Jii , ne meet indiVrv I yntiH lykJ t UiL VL V Wi havehad to operate under high er costs for, many mcrAhs be fore additional revenuesrfcould beobtained Furijierniore these j revenue increases have neverm Wehave received aCietter, from the stato ixir association Caught up with the postwar ,viin whii it proposes, sweepina 1 rfsfe hn our costs chanqeSi the election of th Jjn payrolls alone hot countina judqcsCli Vould abolish the all drfer risirrvcosts of doina cprJjSnVcrnd have theUdte bar business, qeneral wage increaassociation submit a Jist to the ses have gded 40,000,000 governor who would appoint rrore a year to1he4 companys them It would increase their t exnses than ID years aqo, in tonus from 6 to 8 yeajfsit wotild raise, thejrsalaries arid provide J a fetfrement plan We doubt the lecommhdations wulr,vbe ioll owed We think the iuclqesnoW in offices, elected, bv the people are satisfactory V, V v clucintf the S,000,C00 etdditigpxzl payroll expense incurred v the wagincreases of last Nov tWe increases dufmq the same Taeriod have yielded,additional revenues of only 21,000,0Q0 Improvements in the telephonb art, , economies and growth in fufiesi the volume of busirj have permitted ttstb nil part of the gap but infldtlpn removed sof flOSPlTAL VISITATION DAYS pansion program Whtch will bring the Edison qeneratmg cao ability to more than three mill ion horsepower by late 1953 Studies are, underway whiclii will resultin two tfansmissions, one crossinq the Detroit river will benefit Canadian neiqhbors Also help industryand aovemment jurnish t the nations licrht and pdwerand maintain top position rrmoflq power produc inq ajuntii of, the world Chairman Brown commended J the employees for their contri i bution to th companies sound condironJJe said 50 percent ol the QOrflpanieJ 56,078 stockhold ers use Ed j son power service Edisoh employee leocentlv won a nation safety award for putmg in 1,000000 work hours without a single djsablinq inl HAS HIGH AVERAGE At a Michiqan Normal College r honcicoriVocarJon trn weeTcdj Rapidly t3crt we couldnot ab Y 1950 tdutfrte of Pinckrtey hitfh s entire amount of the Livinget f, schdBl received Teoognitikn for 33uiiaanavand maintaining a schooiastic avefdae of bette than 225 bf a possible 30 av erage She is Isabel Brady, daughter ofRev andMrs DD Brady of 131 Un6dilla StVPintkney She is a freshman, jaaior 4 HE yoiurto avfefceiye4r letter iriani deBoom gl thS dis which states he voted House 3ill No 104 which increase Jhe pjay of state 1 dnd representatives ne thinks legislators are , added expense recaUinq that the camnanv 1 proyjpled mgio insteiirtlcrtions J at 79miHTarv and 86 war pro duction estabiijaments durina ,thelcrst wdrtiBglo4adt said that me iMichiganBetters aaain moving ahead orv aumber of the same, types of proierts for thenew emeroency In addition 1900Q families u wditlria fn LN on county people 019 liivited to visit the Pbntiac tcrte hospital May 2, 34 It will p m Mav 3rd Plans for Mother and Dauqfter banquet and rlec lion cf ofhgfers ti beo J A A, A SERV1CL STATION I hcrve been appointed AAA Representative and am prepared to qive 24 hour a day Wrecker and Towinq Service HOCKEYS ERVICE,Pnotie 145 FBEDERIGK ARTHUR BLADES Frederick Arthur Biades, 66, son of Georqi and Elizaboth j Blades, died irt his home at Pettysville Apsil 29 He was a I a farmer and jifelonq resident of this soctionifeurvivinq are his wife, Carolyn Two sons, Clarence and Lo of Hamburg twp, a daughter Migs Irene Oesterl of Chelsea qnd9 qrandchildrenAlsoa brother Rutherford of Poniac and thiai ssters Mrs Wm Leverette of Landing, Mrs Gene Wines ami Mrs William Eflchf Ann Arbor The kmeral was at Swarthcut Funeral Home thigmorningRov Alfred Schmitt pfiidajiq Burial in St Marys Ctftery which aqree xJ m Hrie for service and 133,0001 ytoaddition thf skilled doctors cisftJlflSers arewaiting for hiah1 crnd nurses anssoaal workers arcM of service , cbriuniiea pn 9uppeircr he opeifKSse there from 100 10 WTT 9J mivto 4QTP m, SQfT BALL LEAGUE STARTS , TliJsrpen houar is for the purpose of crllowinq the people rhe roUowing teams have to seejtoe proqress made in the een drawn Joe LqveyDon Am ectnneSPpf mental cases, new burgey Twichell, Tack Jeffreys, Ss itrfdes toWaraV these cases Hewlett, Cork Darrow, Cairdl Me Carr, Chris Campbell 1 Eighth Grade Joe Jeffreys Burrouqhs, HurtiJ We ar4 Adlkinq about seeina b,se, A Mrosfka, B White,Aaron biseRebman,Jerry Clark,Aaron Lavey The 5th qra38Vior roll, all A is Kancy SiTipin, Ruth 4 Taul,, Sally Utley,GordonTitus, Daruiyl Salyer Patty Palmeft Bobby We are not in ifavor ol the Kelly, Lon nie Hum cqy Karen move to recognize Spain and her memb rslup inVibe UN and fn her unonciallv iby q loan Franco rulor of Cpyin is the last dictator m Ihe World except Stalin He gat hiJj power in Span by the aid of f Hrtler and Mjssilin who sentiihim troops and plants Alone could not have accomplished He abolished political rprtiesjbc no oioctions and ha outlawed all organizationb such as the Masons Rod Cross, YLM C A f 1 The arquement s that if armed Spain would b a bul wark aqainst commuiflsm We d abt this Croat Briian with th Rok of Gibraltar controls the Meditercmian an ynllhouah, sh t ok it away froip Soain a couple of hundred yefr aco Spain ns made little effort to gt it bad In 1894 it tpolr th countrv but a few defeatSpcrp and fre contest was ono sidedwants worM rxxmSQdZ should set his house in and adoot he prtatfples fdl rest d the world 0 Gustafsonjohn Burq Fourth qrada honor follE h ita Leo, Kothy Kirschke,J3 chc Masseynly, Patty Raci iiz Judy rocker, Sandy BJan n baken, Dennis Clark D k Y 11 edy, Delia Davis, Dartny S g er, Susie ClarkGordon L B 1, Beverly Campbell, Nailcy Wy lieWo arc watchinq the qrv,t of a pclywoq, bro qhin b in by Gordon lab tie , Richard Sock was M yearr old Sunday v Sixth Grde Some of the boys andl girls are makinq puppets out pi pap er mahe We are waitinq for our s4aq which Mr Jeffreys is makinq Mrs Tasoh is rxtdinq us,Kid napped by Robert Louis Steven son Seventh Grade I The history class is studying I the Articles of Confederation, and Constitutio and are making a chart to represent this ritical period in our country W plan to visit Greenfield village on iast day of school Chris Campbell goes to Detrovt Friday frr tho Metropolitan selliriq bee It will be broad h Ide new facilities available rfot ttecrtrnent fcv i y Votfe to increase his own sal fr4kixry at taxpayers expensetinfll er1 ui hospitals CflMnSJmer state in stitutions ore paid a wage com parable with wages paid in prtycrte industry He would increase the salaries of the House Ways ana Weans Com and the Senate Finace Com arid let them m9i 4 weeks before the legislative session open This would en able them to qet appropriation bills out of the way shorten lbsessions and cut expenses 0, E S NOTICE Pmckney O E S regular meeting, Friday May 4 at 800 PINCKNEY BEATS BRIGHTON Pinckriey helped, flrighton de day arid Jhrew a monkev more money he refused 7 dicate fter new diamond Thurs 1 1 il V 1 wrench in the machinery bv Wkininfcr 14 to 9 Jnak ,e4frevST tAuny people wonder how the will explain the hospital proced lire and the atfe and crafts and other rehabihlation courses av ailable there Each paierrt is examined per iodically as to r proqress and bcJBO percent of the cases xg jDt home cured Wb note inat the Geneia Mp ors is one of the 16 corporations finarc ng a course crt Yale Uni verSity which hds for lU obiect the rehabilitation of the prob lem drinker It was the cc lions which financed i L TVZ VT1 4 Bwmq tion back in World War tneQetrtfit Tiqers play a niqht and put it in effect The pre e May 25 j ironists sold them the program i rahn olr Ken Kuhn by promising it would S nyipitcheci foFKhckney and al thovgh he allowed 10 hftsaot better support, Pincknev only making 2 errors to Brightons 12 Chas Ccdrd gbt 3 hits tor Pinfckney and Everson bit a home run for Brighton BitteriesPmcknevifeffervis MMatteson Brighton Luekef Prleskorn J CARD OF THANKS The sophmore class wish to thank Mrs Mildred Parks, Don Hudkins,Barbara Bums Georcre Johnson and Clare Sworthout dor dowittnq their time and serj patients at Pontiac are treated, how they live etc and by what methods they are cured These visiting days have been set so these, facts mav become known Hiram Smithjudqe of Probate MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET MAY 16 The Pinctaey Circle of Kino Daughters will Isold their ann taal Mother and Daughter ban cruet at the school on WedMay 16 at 700 Dinner and pro Reader Bob Darrow, F Singer I were ofltlast JtveeKdue to llnnss xtn n y y Those 0,the honor roll are Bertie jppy Anita CoryKen Kuhn, tirley Had den Jean HiUinbraivn HowellEva Kell enberger, Sretchen TasohRicky Miller, Marilyri Shirey Those with perfect attendance records are BUI RowellShirloy Hadden Jim Doyle, Gretchen Tasch The 8th grrrdo girls played tae high school girls at soft ball on J Mrosfka Rich S Meabori, MMattesoni GDarrow Ii WidmeyerGetile Rdibn,D Darrow, Scott Barrett, Ware, Jim Matceson, DinkeLC Barrett May 7 Lavey vs Reader,Mav 9, Jeffreys vs Wedmeyer, May 14, Reader vs Jeffreys Mav 16 Lavey vs Widmeyer, Mav 21 Wedmeyer vs Reader Mav 23, Lavey vs Jeffreys, M 28, Lav ey vs Wedmeyer M, 32,Jeff Frid , t 24 to u reys ys Reader, June 4, T,a rev J vs Reader, June 6, Rr r vs Wedmeyer PintfcneV may put a team in the county league that starts at Howell in June CEMETERY ASSOCIATIOH At the Pinbkney Cemetery Tickets 75c for chUdren I association elected the follow cm 125 for adults May be oh J jng officers Pres Don Swar rices at tha sopvinore dance i itahaed front mrr mesnber or tHout vice preiTvJRoss ead OUefje IfeqdUev Sec MiJfi 1 THE J HOP T MAY 12 V The Junior Class of Pincknev high school cordially invites you o attend the annual JHoo on May 12, 1951 at the htaht high shool anditorum 9 p m to 100 a m Admission 200 ex coipleen Gage 6 piece orches tra Tickets on sale by all m tors cnvic4 Jkj week end drunks and MondaT absenteeism at their iactorjee They overlooked one factl people like to drink and will so loqardless of cost Com quontly a huge illegal industry called bootlegging spranq var who made millions catertna to ths thirst, corrupted public of iicials and in some places took over tht government Then in dustry withdrew their support and prohibition was aboushed Now encouraaeel by thsr ol such holies Arihom will try another moral persuasion may have more O V F W The 6th districtfkn will be art M m y ivVPz SFS Kto it ii iS BttMTtt n p TOT AfPW , ,2 JULUi m I D because its 7jgm Motors le Opsraltog Ivorything about H It automatic It to easy You uit Install and forgot It If H werent for tho wonderful service it glvoi youd forgot it wai around la Iffdomy Youll always havo eloan, conttant tomporaturo hot wator roady and waiting at tho turn of a tap day or night Hoots wator ovonly No hoat wastod IN Thrift Costs far loss than youd think oporatos for pennies a day on special lew wator heater rates Whats more, its installed without extra charge in roast residences 01 Convenience Nothing for you to do i heats water automatically Its so clean, too no soot, no smoke You can put It in your kitchen if yog wish Neignboring Nates The Brighton Arqua state, barracks will be builc in the Brighton area near Wand Lakej to house 80 prisoners who will work on state parks maintain ence Most of the1 ChespeakeOhioJ freight trains now use dieselen gines This is the old P M railroad Friday April 27th was visitation day for Brighton teachers in which they visited different I schools Mrs Don Swarthout visited the Biiminqham school The annlual Stockbridge JHop is Friday, May 4 Dr and Mrs Guy Culver of Stockbridge announce the en gagement oi their daughter, Ruth, to Hugh Griffin of Stock bridge Miss Norma Stecker,Pinckney high school graduate was one of the 702 University of Mich, students honored at the 28th an nual arts convocation at Hill auditorium April 27th A committee oi Huron county supervisors visittd the jail at iHowell lasst week Huron is to build new icriL The Livingston county board of supervisors has boosted val Uations10p0,000All townships were boosted except tioco and Oceola Putnam was boosted from 1,575,000 to 1,620,000 Unadilla from 1,120,000 to 1,152,000 and Hamburq from 2,415,000 to 2,520,000 Wdlliam Ruttman,Marion farm er, died April 22 The funeral was at Schnackenbeig Funeral Howefl Tlirtr gpwlL MfcUaaa I Tues Wef, Thur, May 1, 2, 3 Gene Tierney, John Lund Marian Hopkins, Thehna Ritter in THE MATING SEASON Jtnaaj, Saturday May 4, 9 Jack Carson, Jams Page in MISTER UNIVERSE Plus Le J Cofclb, Jane Wyatt In THE MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF cartoon Sunday, Monday May 6, 7 Matiaee Sunday 2tj30 p m continuous Louis Jourdan Debra Paget Jeft Chandler In f BIRD OF PARADISE In Tecimicolrer DexterTheatre DETsV MlChXiAN f Friday, Saturday May 4, 5 Hovelty I Cuifooa Latest News Thur,, May 8 9, 10 Iues, Wed, THE 13th LETTER Starring Lfada Darnell Charles Bayer MlchalRenie,ConBtance Smith, Cartoon II owe Coming Quebec Vendetta Friday, Saturday May 45 A YANK IN KOREA A Drama Stealing Pon McAUaster, Wm PhiUiphs and Brett King aa4 New A Good Comedy I 1 a la n bupex Western with John Wayne, Montgomery Cliff Joanne Drew, Walter Brennan f Disney Cartoon, Moth 6 Flame Sun shows 245 cont TuesM Wed, Thur,, May 8 9, 10 VALENTINO A Drama Starring Anthony Dexter, Eleanor ParkElsewhere in this newspaper, lu accordance with ttatelaw, you will find a notice of Michigan Bells intention to ask the Michigan, Public Service Commission for a further increase in telephone rates Included in that notice are details of the new rates proposed USED c ns 4950 CHEVROLET SPECIAL 2 1949 CHEVROLET SPECIAL 2 POOR HEATER DOOR, HEATER frontage her home here April 30 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETMAST PR, 2 DOOR RADIO HEATER 1947 CHEVROIiTWErnTJNE AERO SEDAN RadioHeater 1947 FORD SUPER DELUXE 2 DOOR HEATER 1946 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 2 DOOR HEATER 946 CHEVROLET l2TON PAN lEL HEATER f946 MERCURY DELUXE, 4 DOOR, HEATER 1949 STUDEBAKER TON PICKUP HEATER 1942 PONTIAC 6 2 DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER 1950 CHEVROLET V2 TON PAN EL, HEATER 1946 CHEVROLET 2 TONLON WHEEL BASE,BrownLeip Trans 1942 FORD 1 TON STAKE HEATER 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL DELUXE, 2 DOOR, Radio,Heater QUALITY CHEVROLFT SALES Mrs E W Martin, 85, died at Robert Stackable is senior class valetdictorian and Bertha Waiters, salutatorian Pinckney lost to Howell av base ball Friday 12 to 9 Earl Bauqhn has bouqht the lots on East Main St, across j from the Georqe Teeple home and will build a houses there Home, April 25 Arthur Yost principal oi Dex ter high School Was appointed unday, Monday May 6, 7 supt oi Litchfield hiqh school , RED RIVER to succeed Hubert Bears, dis charqed 1 Kalamazoo is losiflq the title of Michiqans celery city Pro 202,500 crates, compared to duction dropped last year to 387,000 the year before and i aceiaqe tumbled from 860 to 450 Labor costs and a disease which qot in the plants is blamed Much of celery consumed here comes from California and Florida , Cpl Stanley Reece, arandson of Abel Haines, has been aw arded the bronz star for heroism at the battle of Kamiii in in Korea ,, ,, The Fowlerville hiah school band won a first ratinq at Yp silantt recently Mrs Claude RounsvUle 78, formerly of Fowlerville, died at Fremont, Ohoi, April 20 Ardis Srhultz is valedictorian of the Dexter senior class and Robert VanAtta, salutatorian South Lyon voters will vote fcn May on erectinq a 280000 school , South Lyon has 4 locations under consideration for the con strutcion of 20 federaL aid hou BOWERY BATTALION 1 A Good Cavody Starring Veo Gorcey and Bowery Boys ilti MYSTERY SUBMARINE Martha Toren, Robert Douglas Shows 7i00 and 830 Sunday Monday May 6, 7 IT S BEDTIME FOR BONZOI A Comedy Starring Ronald Reaqaa, Diana Lynn and Bonjo the baby chimp Tom and Jerry Cartoon Now sport reel woody woodpecker Sundoy Show 3, 5, 7, 8 tTues Wed, Thur May 8, 8, 10 BRANDED A Western in Coiu Btamng Allan Ladd, Mona Freeman Cartoon and Latest Newt Thur, May 10 HAMLET O Oliver, J Simmons One Day Only, Special Adm All Students 25c plus tax See this play bv Shakespeare AVON m Btockbodqe, Mi riday, Saturday May 4, 5 XotiWe Feataro ILL REACH FOR A STAR i i Francis Longford, Phil Regan Plus POWDER RIVER RUSTLERS A Weitem in Color wttb Alkm Rocky Lane Sunday Tuesday May 6, 8 SLEEPY TIME GAL A Comedy Starring ludy Caniova Comedy Cartoon J VComingNorth oi the Great Divdds, The Outlaw , , , Mrs Marqaret Burns has re er, Richard CarlsoruOtto Kruger turned home from St loo hospit al, Ann Arbor, where she was a patient and Donna Drake Cartoon shows 710, 915 MS0H RE ALL Y FJL , ses The WashtenawPost Tribune took a poll on the iirina of Gen MacArthur 50 percent were opposed, 37 in favor and 14 undecided 47 Years Ago his He On of the old landmarks in Lorey White,76, died at home in Putnam April 22 leaves 10 children Frank Collier, 82 died at his UnadiUathe John Dunnina store home TuesdcryThe funeral was IHOWELL MUCH I ewtfctlo for i 114 S MICHIGAN has been torn dbwn, Friends of Georqe Hudson of Howell who lost his arm in a com busker have collected1 1000 ior him I The neiQhbors of Mr and Mrs Walee Leland who arej at the home, Rev Oope ofhc iatinq Burial in Dixboro Dale Darrow has qone to Three Rivers to work in a taiuv j eIA number from here are aoinq 3 Howell to StLouis Mo, to see the, worlds fair Amonq them nr Your Maton Mgn oivet you personal flttir9 iervlee rrrlecoui Y O U ft eoiMrementgo to the ACTO RY wheroyouf hoes ur made rtonat Fitting Service in the rivtoy of your home or oflic iven without charge by your jaon Man, gives you an utterly ew idea of shoe comfort Herthettirecttoyou Fac bry Representative of the eading manufacturerof its kind in ihe world Hell be glad tocall and giTe ou a Demonstration of 250 Style of dress, work, or sport hoer including the amazing VelveCEez AirCushion Tnsole Shoe, which cradles your foot on 10,000 tiny Air Bubble Drop a card and well have him call No charge no obli gation o buy JACK HANrETT, Agent I Phone 11 Pinclcney, Mich, a iarewill party Monday niqht i HtCl fhs RiO ROYAL 21 cut Vt hp Cut grass the easy way with the Big Copodfy j Reo Royole Easy 0 handle Quick storting 1 4 4cycle Roe engine Power to spare for sleep grades oughest grass Gross cotcher optiofioJ Mm M T Graves in behalf of present, presented them with a purse oi xnohtoy Barney Lynch, veteran blacksmith, has retired and rented his shop 10 Jim Bell Fremont Kennedy of Lincoln Neb, 1 visitinq here He left Pinfcknoy 48 years aqo STATE OF MWHXaJUf I Pobctte Oeiai tor xne Ceimt 1 TH STATB MICHIGAN the Probate Court tor the County Uvlgatoft At a eeeilon of aid Court held crt of The STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court foj the County Of Uviaaaton At a 1001101 cf said dean uoU to flu Johnson, , , Carl Sykes has received an offer of 100 a month to nlnv a uoiux held en i e wow bcdl with Hurley, Wis,, We Piav Prabaf , probQte ed there last year Teeple Hardware have purchaWd the brick b acksmith shop on Howell St of W H Placeway and wiU use it for a 81 of Unadilla has the Teeple double to eedd County on the A, D, 1951, Present Honorable Hiram R Judge of Probate In The Matter of the fcSTATE MAY A MTTCHEU Deceased 12th of April Or In taid County on ths 12th of A, D 1951 Smith f reRent Honorable Hiram R Judge of Probate 1 In the Matter of the ESTAtB Walter Kaiaer, also know as U PRICE 12475 Lavey Hardware At 0 eeeelan of add Court held at the 1 olds to Sexton Bros, of ManojRpjneknev hiqh schoo the Chelsea Junior Start sea Saturday Cracker Milton BMitchen,having filed h8 peti u wn nm machineluon Prayina that an lnetruement filed house He will run a maemi ta tcnd aaxaixlBd to Probate Sh0 rUrrro Leland VanOr tt U and testament of eaid d , 1 T wihrSrvnle iues amd that admHunraiion of tedd dWmnSna hat sold his b granted to Stanley Berriman matched team oi four vear ft W, Kaiaer Deceased, It appeaxlitej ID 9 aourt that time for preeentatton of akrim against aaid oetcrte ihonld be United, and thai a tli and place be appointed tore exarnuie and adjuet all cJaimB or eome other euitabJe pereon, i d before eaid GMI sJ6 It ie Ordered, Thatthe 7th day of May 1d al the toad heln of eofd decsom ics iw rruhnrA lost to A D1951 at ten A, M, at sold Probate titled to inherjt the oetcrte of teh Pinckney mqri BC Office b hereby appointed for hearino dd deoaassd dkd eeleed ahouid be ad Probate Office in the City of Howell OF Bf 4iotcf42 to 50 the house Again we repeat what thi d the leaiskrture killed the cap C8 u Jcd punishmefit bill 50 to 42 but more enforcemiL met the leqislature abolished tlMi death penalty in 1834 21 at Wttpts bare been made to re 25 Years Ago K it all of which failed The tfme the people voted on it Stated it htr 83000 votes jHife Pkpii are made to sub mu to a YQW aaain in 1952 et vv Norman Reason and Earl Bauqhn have bouqht the Leel farm at Basinq Lake They hovel renamed it Cedar Lake and wulttr 1 Profac develop and ubcjlvide the iakm A tree ejr U the Matter of fixe BSTATE Stewart Aaderooa, Deceased, qao Yoaaa baMn, file pt on praylnQ that the aonlntatrattow tl eaid eettfte he granted to Qerald jJUaeon or eome other notable paraon It If Ordered that the 21st day of May A D 151 at tan oclock in the fore noon at eaid Probate Office le hereby hereby appaattod lor hearing acrid petition 1 It la Further Ordered, That Public Notfoe thereof be ghren oy publication of a copy of this order once each week aid day at 1i wfrj is the Ptacfc y a It le Further Oedered, That public not pitrtyrcSrktaWuli Lvons t k thezeof be gtrao by aubneation of has passed the state iCV bar j copy of fbie order anise eaen week for 9 rnat Larisinq , ucceetlve week prevloue to eaid day n5rew Roche has taken oi hearing m the Pinckney Dipatch ove uw practise oi the late Dr newepape ptteted aod eterulated m WirWs at Lansinq Cageif advertise to do carpet and rua A tru M R g cYl ervipfl and Hoard oeleetta Parehall Hegleter of Probata Jtldft of Mesdames Sayles and rSrS Hewlett and Christine DentoToi Greqory were marr 1 MrtPS G Toppina and EdI Art Sheens hpuae , Mr Alb MilWr lawt wteK It 1H Ordered, That all of fhe creditor of said Hceased are required to pro sent theh claims u eaid Court at fold Probcttf Office and to serve a copy there a of upon Leah Kaleer, administratrix tremor of said estate whose address If Gregory, Mich, Route 1 on or before 30 day of June A,D,1951 at ten oclock luaV of Probate in the foronoon, saM time and pkBS bah appotatod to at amlnatlon and adtustmeot of an clalnd Andrew Campbell and family Iand ddttGnd a9atac , moved over the Roy Clark store Saturday and Mr Fuqate and Notice thereof be gives by pubttcatton wife of Whitmore Lake into the a py thl9 w7 house vacated by them successive BifMirtaiis M Pichard Younq USN was cad day of heartr to tho tofrc homo for 5 days over the week j P newsoaoet printed and dreoiat en I ed In said County Clyde Darrow and wife of A true espy Htrom R bb Miliord spent with Mrs Flora Lie Panawv B111 J wm Judge of Probatowwppwppua,, i mgpiiinj wmwWyFW lL , NJ , V t fS V i v Tha Pincknev Dispatch Wednesday May 2, 1951 4 A telephone rate if you were in our shoes illion I IP ii IS Rates Up 21 Million 7 1 2 for Telephone wages versus telephone rotes 19411950 s upposeyow were managing Michigan Boll Suppose that your job was to continue supplying the kind of telephone service that Michigan and the nation can depend on in these critical times Immediately, youd run up against these inescapable facts Revenues from increased telephone rates have gone up 21 while the cost of living has gone up 84 1 2 3 i 4 To maintain the quality of service expected by the public, to provide improved service for many thousands of present users, and to meet the needs for new service in growing communities, your Company must continue to expand On top of that, the grim shadow of war demands that telephone service be ample for the giant job of national defense New communication facilities must be added to handle the vital needs of military establishments, defense projects, and expanding production programs But the millions of dollars to finance this essential expansion and improvement of the telephone system must come from thousands of people who have savings to invest Theyll put their money in the telephone business only if theyre assured that the Companys earnings will provide them a reasonable return Youd find that Michigan Bells earningsthe money left over after expenses are metare far below the earnings of othy businesses In the postwar period, Michigan Bell averaged only a little over 5 cents on each dollar invested compared with 12 to 16 cents for leading industrial concerns The Telephone Company must compete with these other concerns in attracting money from investors And the prospects for present telephone rates to produce adequate earnings from now on are mighty slim 3 Youd realize that previous adjustments in telephone rates havent caught up with the increases in the Companys cost of providing service The last rate increase in June, 1950, substantially improved Michigan Bells earnings However, a lot has happened since then Wage increases, made effective last November, have added 5 million dollars a year to operating costs Taxes, too, have been increased and it feems certain that they will be going even higher Ccsts of materials and supplies have hit new highs And theres no getting away from the simple fact that higher costs mean higher prices As a public utility your rates are regulated by the Michigan Public Service Commission So, it would be your responsibility to propose and among the Commissions responsibilities to cstablishrales adequate to fa assure continuation of highquality service h pm foiv wages to telephone employees and c permit earnings that will protect the savings of telephone investors and attract the additional capital needed to do the job Faced with those facts, what would you do Sit back and do nothing stop adding facilities , get along as best you can with what you have and let it go at that Of course you wouldnt Even though youd rather not ask your customers to pay more for their service, plain horse sense would tell you that you should apply at once for increased rates to make your Companys earnings adequate for the job that has to be done And that is what Michigan Bell is planning to do Size of telephone package is largermore telephones can be reached without a toil charge Ai,Average worker earns enough to pay telephone bill in onethird less time than it took in 1940 For most residence customers the increase needed is lest than 3c a day MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone service would still be one of the cheapest things In the average family budget j I fW I I I J Continued from First Pago I MICHIGAN BELL ASKS r RATE INCREASE ln Pst war years Mich Bell return to investors was5 be7 cent comopared to 12 for 1700 Mich, corporations While Mich Bell revenue ha increased 21 percent in 10 vnT toe number of phones has doub led and 13,000,000 calls have oeen chanqed from toll to no charge service At present it takes the avercqe worker 22 hours to earn tSV0 W hls telephone bill Before the war it took 39 hours The cost of livina has increas ed 82 percent and telephone costs only 21 The xninimun residence rate is only 10c and 14c a day The Mich Bell is the states 5th larqest emploev Local Notes Mis Dorothy Dinkel and Chi ine spent Thursday in Stock bridqe The John Smith family, Walter Clark and wife and Mr and Mr Russell Clark spentv the w no in Mic jo K Clark spirit the week end with the Edsel Meyer fam ily in Ypsilanti George Driver of Fowlerville was a Sunday caller of Mrs Marqaret Clark Mrs Herb Palmer and dauah tor, Patty, spenft Sunday in Detroit, Stanley Dinkel and Tony de Fillippi were smelt lishinq at East Tawas last Wed Pvt Wesley Palmer is now with the air corp police at Man Chester, New Hampshire Mrs Marqaret Clark Marv Marqaret, Mrs Mary Eichman and Mrs Graldine Sincrer were in Jackson Wednesday Merwin Campbell, Clare Miller, Lair Cam bur i, Harold Porter Olin Robinson and ve editor attended the 7th district Masonic meeting at xter Monday niqht Glen Alt, Ann Arbor and Erwin Hendershott fef Monroe, of the board of qen eral purposes talked 100 were present Euqene Mainly re of Fowler villet called at the Dispatch off ice Tuesday Mrs Earl Suqqet qave a pre nuptial show for Miss Barbara Clark at Silver Lake Friday night Bingo was played and th miest of honor qiven the Drisesv ella cako rnri coffee was ser ine large barn on the GecWe VarHorn farm at Rush Lake burne down Tuesdoy Cause ictive wirinqThe tire dept wsw and saved a smaller barnJohn Nihols is the tennnnt LOSE AT STOCKBRLDGE inrkney Kt cat Stockbndqe Monday niqht 15 to 13Thev qot 6 hits to Sockbridqes 11Jeffreys started for Pincknev was taken nt in the 4th, leadinq 13 to 12 Hewitt who replaced him was vvi, i I lotteries PincJaieyJejrreys Hevett MattesoncStookbridae BHorff, Watson, CnmpBa sore id Moffat CARD OF THANKS Mrs Lulu Darrfcw, ticket, ch We sin rely thank he neiah bars and friends of Stewart Anderson for their kindness to him durinkj his illnessAlso the donors of flowers, the bearers, the minister and the Swarthout Funeral Home Georqe Younq and Family Mr and Mrs John Anderson Mr and MrsDaniel Phelphs V F W INSTALLATION A qood crowd was present at the installation of the officers Of Pinckney Post 7301 VFW on Saturday niqht Wm Bid25gJ past commander of Arm Arw installed We published the hst of officers last wk Rerreshnients were servedNelhe Gard ner received the 50 award , I v t IWSY Ik 1 CANT 4 DO f t4 m i myM , Site of the w Pincknev elom entaty school on M 36W at the village The JlJg contractor, Borschma Part of wallsfor the building are now up Work is ahead of schedule V is tm,0 Oil drilling operations on tiie Jam iarm south ot Oiqory w , Uiiy you can , V, I Elsewhere in this newspaper, ln accordance with state law, yon will find a notice of Michigan BellV intention to ask the MichiganPublic Service Commission for a farther increase In telephone rates Ineloded in that notice are details of the new rates proposed ,ifcCmC KELP nrtuVm , jitpcncn, V t4f1 r r Cm Yields Boosted 34 Bushels Per Acre ft Better Soil Care VJ d as much as VO per cre through conservation jS ife, TclndtrVg contour Wvon, SrVmmouBU of fertilizer and the return of crop residue on Purdue Universitys Throokmorton tarm, agronomists report yields have risen steadily ajaosj 1942 according to the agronomistf The 1949 average net profit per acre , Up Off ante Matter Important in Buffllhur Up Soil, was nearly twice tht of the average eve years before In the tests, some fields have been farmed with common practices Others with a conservation system JBoth groups have a fouryear rota tion of corn, soybeans, wheat and mixed legumegrass meadow Fields receiving the common treatment are Itraightrow farmed The conserva tion fields are farmed on the contour and receive larger amounts af fat tHizer, plus crop residues, , i Additional supplies of tftsml tod, organic matter and moisture hav teamed up to boost crop yields on the conservation fields, the agronomists say As a result of these benefits corn yields have averaged 106 bush els per acre on the conservation fields, compared with 72 bushels on tht common fields in the 194249 period Soybean yields have averaged 37 bushels per acre compared to 30 wheat, 34 bushels as against 27 and hay yields 22 tons per acre compared with 12 tons The tests are carried on cooperatively by the Research Branch of the U S Soil Conservation Service and the Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station Uncle Sam Says The TJ S Defense and War Bonds that my wife and I bought for oar coon trys defense helped as to build our own home Those are not the words of a man working for a big salary or who 1 invested In the stocks and bonds mar sets They are the words of a wage earner, a factory employee Security for yourself and family and for oar American way of life Is contained tv your purchase of U 8 Defense Bonds Enroll today for tho Payroll Savings Plan where yon work, or if selfemPfeyad the BondAMontb Plan at yonr Sfls U I Treasury Deporfmeet NotkBof iawvitably J TO MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS Wf sm to the Michigan Public Service Commission by the Michigan Soil Tolophono Company 4 for Authority to Mob ffsm trtakSdrnMrn of ftafet, fteoJaV, ax ONVOM JSJUfJSrSff co Pric end tho cost of furnJohLnj your telephone service SEfiSS cot ab el increases for our employee last November, greater Qtfm o of wage increase lor our el services and materials, the rates authorized by the Commit feila,t SXifV HWet to ver our needs For that reason we shall apply to the lUeUgan PuWie Service CommUrion on May 14, 1951 for authority to apply tffpoaod rates shown below, and ask the Commission lo set a date for a hearing on oureiuesU EXCHANGE RATES ixdvdlng fecfarof Tax ItSJLtP JLSTSBSl 19Ti a rise ore base Set nso Pp J , mtm JMJ k lejsMaefl wf M m jgg ghBj,, xho present grouping f based on the number of telephones the nuraheT of telephones on December 31, 1950 PRESENT SCHEDULES OF BASIC MONTHLY EXCHANGE RATES t vwupyanrstrws, as shown In the following tables, now are applicable In BRIGHTON SOttNtSS SUVKI t a s 4 s a r tfo 1,800 1401 to 3,090 essasswsj pasj esesosBBojssBj SvOOfts ItjSOO 141 18000 SSOMs 80000 SOtSDI to 100000 1 OeJb 800 SJO evSO 700 950 to I UOOT s 300t 440 450 540 550 600 6JO arI 17 13 20 22 22 22 22 Sural 350 373 400 425 450 475 500 Exton ten Of PBX WEstlsM 150 150 150 150 150 150 isott NHS SJS1w 275 300 325 350 375 400 450 Two US 340 340 325 patty i25 25 2AS 250 50 25 340 total Aal 150 250 250 25 275 340 3L25 9Sorvlo SwOcnSrvtco 35 35 85 85 85 85 85 100 100 140 125 150 150 150 At Ail Exchangoo MIVATB BRANCH IXCHANOI TRUNK UNISt WHti Flat Roto Sorvico Cemmordal RatotThofaaiis 1 4 Nmti Hio rata for Indivldoal binn or rotlaonco linoc Hotol Rott RAW GROUPS 1 625 2 675 3 725 4 775 5 825 S 925 7 1075 With Mottago Roto Sorvico Roie Croup 7 only Commercial and Hotoi RatesThe ratos aro tho HIM a for onoparty mottogo rate buiinoet torvlce llno oa ovxiilary Uaot Additional Wiagoi 4 dFor JO wMi Par rransloot Ha ofSX Sai mlnimwai ckorgo par lino It tho tharao for 6 lelophone kiilMi T 1 iy g3N PROPOSED SCHEDULES OF BASIC MONTHLY EXCHANGE RATES Tht now Group 3 ratos for BRIGHTON would be as shown In tho following tabltvt f fe otou H t 2 S 4 s 6 7 ajSASASJ lie 1,800 1401 000 3401 6400 6401te 12400 11401 to 25400 214011 10400 50401 to 100400 SUStNSSS SMVtd f 640 650 750 850 950 1050 1240 One party lotHao 750f Auxiliary Una 350 f Two party Hat 475 550 625 700 775 850 Ooar aiaoo poy claHon 19 21 23 25 27 28 26 Sural Sat rata 400 425 475 525 575 625 675 Extension or nx Station 175 175 175 175 175 175 175ft MSIOSNCl SStVKl One party flat rate 375 400 425 450 475 500 550 Two a rase 350 3,50 375 400 425 450 Poor pjjfy 8w rale 340 340 340 325 32J 350 375 toraJ Sat NBBB 325 325 725 350 350 35 440 Bxteasiaa 100 100 100 140 100 100 100 BUSINESS RIS1DSNCS 4Sarvlo StaNon SwHchn Sorvico 175 175 175 100 240 225 225 At Ail Exchanges PRIVATE BRANCH With Flat Rale Service EXCHANGE TRUNK LINES Commercial RatesTho rate It V timet Iho rate for individual buttnott or residence lines Hotoi Rates RATE GROUPS 1 725 2 775 3 875 4 975 5 1075 6 1175 7 1325 With Message Rate Service Rate Group 7 only Commercial and Hotel RatesTho rolco aro the tamo at for onoparty mettaoe rate business sorvico lint on local aietiuQei only 4 oah telephone However, too minimum charge per line Is the charge for 6 telephones ieo 7i oa 1st One, aone oa auxiliary Sues Additional messages 5c each 73 with mouage rate Ofvios , rate sorvico troeslont hotels the PSX staHoa rate Is 15 lets if LOCAUTY ABIASi The ratos in the HAMBURG ond HARTLAND locality areas of BRIGHTON would Increase In the tamo amounts as indicated above for baste monthly exchange rates Ootr goaraol CAIJJ ROM COIN TtUtMONSSl b Is proposed tbaf oil calls from coin telephones which now cost 5c would be increased to 10c Charges en ether calls from coin telephones would remain unchanged MISCELLANEOUS RATES Excluding Federal Tax SrtVICI CONNECTION CHARGES StlSlNT CMAtOt MOPOSJO CltAtOI iNSTRUMtNTS NOT IN PIAC8 Main MaMOB and PSX Troak Bach 880 550 SoeidoncOf Bach 200 375 Extension and P BX Station Buttnott, Bach 175 275 tXotidoPce, Bach 125 225 INSTKUMINTS IN PLAC8 All Per ittot ReWnod Business 175 275 BosMoneO 125 2251 INSIDE MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES PRBIINT CHARGE PROPOSED CHARGE BUSINESS 125 225 RESIDBNCB When Establishing Main Service 75 None tOthor 125 225 aro eel noailieMs to Service Stations, tNot applicable when certain other torvlcot are pert or mod at she tamo time, at outlined In tho Companys Tariff Net applicable when a change it made nocottary by a change In dot of torvlce or type of tytlem EwtCHANOI UNI JSJLIAOI CHARGESA tfiniunun cxbonge line mileage charge of 50c per month for the first tulle beyond the base rate ami locality rate areas lfr T rvice8 This would result iu an increase of 25c per mouth for 4party customers located within i mile of snch areas tkdV TBLIPMONB SYSTIBAfIt b proposed that the following features associated with 1A Key Equipment be increased 5c each, per month Pickup, Lino Hold, Station Hold, Cutoff, CutoffTransfer, Manual Exclusion MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY csisy lO0 RESEARCH CENTER Jackson Races Start May 11 UQCP BV THE NQRMP ON THE PROWS OTHR AVfWMX00dif xWSW OWN CHECKING ACCOUNTS UKtriHCWtfmmHtHA lWiKCURnVTRUETTalUXfTON APS VALUABIC TOR JPfe fOtVMS iICT0 IS ON THE CHECKS tFamoN WHPO Iitmm PRINT IS HIS SICNATURB O 28, OarassPoff nafeh Ctnfr 7 C We are living today tn the automatic age, the era of automatic bomeapjv ances, of gadgets, Your government has made available an automatic way of saving by the Payroll Savings Plan where you work and the BondAMontb Plan at ytfur bank The purchase of U, S Defense Bonds spells financial protection for your family and for your country Security is not only a matte of individual concern, the security all is Americas security On u you can provide double security tstert buying U S, nefeise Bords I i rpw C Use Your Ashtrqy 1 Mttftf fer a workv STtefB Plan Ior Tings Bonds ttaosntands of emera today helping SB wen of a coaple ta a 4own paywitB Saviafs ieNlaj Itpar cent Bessiaso that , Temtee earn 1 2far M I EcuadorIwHa and Tnfoelavla havsf been elected by UN Oeneral Assembly tooccupy the seats wi the Security Cbuucil to be vacated next January by Arfenttna, Canada and the Ukraine todia, and Dr Kdrard M,FfaUaym,t XwgimUilm Action at Jackson will be the theme and the promise of the harness racing meeting at Jackson Raceway again this year, according tu Leon A SUvin, president of Jackson Trotting Association 26 excituv nights of racing with pari mutuel wrWrxr vn pet under way with Jhe inaugural program nf eight racf3 ,,, to Uie post at 815 pm, Friday, May 11 The Jackson Raceway meeting, which will be conducted under the supervision of the Michigan Racing Commission and the United States Trotting Association, will open the 1951 racing season in the state I Learning Better Child Care in India t S A pediatries none and a student from liidia Delhi College of Nnrslnf shdw a group of Indian ntothers how to take better care of their children The aone visits homes in India under a child care profTiun iet op by too UnitadjNatiottS World Health Orgiwliitton f iCENSr SPATty Wedokdoy May 2, 1951 Peopl Store Groceries Drygoods Canned Goes, Shoes Gents, Furnishings Linyerfc Kenn 0WE5T PVtICE EVER Specialrtslow PHIL6ASTAPPAN Range Viiickney Dispatch Entered as 2nd class matter at postofhce Act of March 6, 1877 114 SoHoweil St,PxnckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publshei Barney Wilson and wife of Ann Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis Sunday They were north trout fishina over the week end Percy Ellis eroded and seeded the lawn in front ot nis ntewj home on West Main St, Satur day Norman Miller drew ini over 50 loads of dirt Hoy Carpenter and wife of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooker home Sunday Mrs Floyd Weeks and daughter, Elizabeth, of Grand Ledae, visited at the Clifford VanHora home last week Elizabeth has just returned from a trip to Colorado and California Cpl Robert Bekkerina of Chanute Field, IU, spent the week end here I Mrs Ella Stapish and tho Clarence Stapish family of Chel sea spent Sunday at the Louis Coyle home Phillip Hudson of Detroit was a week enki quest at the Lester MacAfee home The Winston Baucfin family called at the Gordon Allen I home in Lansinq Sunday I Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Roy J Dillingham home Mrs Louis Coyle and Mrs Helen Younq were in Jackson Saturday John Boyerand wife were Sun i guests at the Georqe Helek J home in Ann Arbor Mrs Ben White visited her hospital, Ann Arbor Thursday, sister, Mrs Joie Tomer at StJoe who underwent an ooeiationi f Mr and Mrs Edwin Sprout, i were Sunday dinner quests of t Mr arid Mrs Ed Huschman in1 Ann Arbor j r Mrs Louis Coyle, Mrs Ray I 5 Burns and Mrs Helen Youna I The marriaqe of Pvt Thomas were in Ann Arbor last Wednes lark of Camp Carson, Col,and day U 4 till Doris Ryan of Marion will take Mr and Mrs Guy Blair of place at St Maryschurch here Fowlerville spent Thursday at Saturday, May 5 Hecepnon at f the Roy Dillinqham home Brighton American Legion hall Mrs Madeline Shehnn and Hiss brother, Jerry, will be mcnx Mrs Polly Roche of Ann Arbor ied here May 19 tto Barbara called at the WmShehan home Cle Sunday Mr and Mrs L J Faster of Gen Star Visit Our New Location 10W EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF Puiups Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, PipesFittinjs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Pinckney Alive Dead or FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 10 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt JAF BUY HIDEb mtO CALF SKINS Phone 88 Plaafcse Central Dead Stock CO Kjtz,vcy w Plueabing Water Systems etc Stanley Dinkel The Joe Griffith family spent Sundry at the Ted Olson homee home n Dearborn The Murray Kennedy family land Mrs irvin Kennedy called at the Stanley Culver farm Paul and Marqaret Broqan of Chilson and Mrs Mae Barron Walled Lake were Sundav i quests of Mrs Jessie Wvlie j Albert Shirley qot emery dustj In his eve rececntly and infection developed, qlvinq him a painful time Mr and Mrs Ben White attended the funeral of WmRutt GOOD QUALITY COAL turner removable poree MB drip trays fbualit e oven with fiam win few and oven light 14hour dock with builtin Vlsimtnder sitaalscooftfug time, up to 30 rrInutee IWgukie gives time and tern rature information wen a n V ttf mm r I US BSfcfc 1M Pore ied wt J tIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCI ON YOUR OLD ftAMOit Nfrw Is the tim tcr modernize ymt kitchen with Philgss the thrifty fcottlod gas for farm and town horned you can huat far and wide, but yo wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe raae Remember, too, w will glv you a generous toadein allowance on your 4d range regardless of type, make, St condition Essy ferms, if you wish Ahr OTHER PHILOAS AmiANCtS SROM WHICH TO CHOOSE and Mrs Kit Berqin cf Howell man at Howell last week Tuescalled on MrsEleanor Ledwidae day Sunday Dr W C Wylle and wife of Miss Minnie Tolles of Bay I Dexter were Sunday quests oft City who spent the winter with Andrew Nesbitt and wife Mrs Mary Hoff, returned home MrsGeorqe Bullis entertained today 20 ladies Friday niqht at a Stan Mr and Mrs Clyde Rohrer ley shower of Detroit were week end vis , The Dr Walter Mercer family itors of Mr and Mrs Wayne j of East Lansinq spent Sunday AtLee the Wm Mercer home Mrs Mrs Dorothy Meabon Dilla Helen McGreqor of Briqhton flew here from Warrinqton W j called Sunday ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY Virginia last week to see her brother, Dale, She went back Sunday via Wlilow Run Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt spent last Wednesday in Detroit Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn entertained their children Sundav at a farewell dinner for Neil Baughn who returned to the USN hospital at SanFranclsco, Cal, Monday Mrs Frank Aberdeen, Mrs i Baughn and Neil were in Jack J son last Wednesday I Rex Noqqle, Ann Arbor, spent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen D E Hoey Sons her son, Jack Fairchild in New York Fred Read and wife were Sunday quests of the Robert Read family Christopher Campbell aoes to Detroit Friday to take part in the state spelling contest as 3rd district winner His parenta,Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Campbell, will go with him The contest, Mr and Mrs Arnold Rouse and dauqhter of Flint called at the Asher Wylie home Sun Sunday Mrs Harry Clay entertained 20 ladies at her home Friday niqht at a baby shower for Mrs Barbara Clay Mr and Mrs Edward Nuoffer of Holt spent the week end at the Lloyd Henklee home Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Mason Sundav Mr and Mrs John Sanford of Cohoctah called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday The Jesse Henry family were I PHONE DEXTER 2 6 8 J home Mrs Noqqle is visitinq I ,Sunday quests at the I JHenrv home Sundav The Albert Dinkel family spent Sunday at Lake Chemunqhor orinq Geralds birthday Mrs Alma Harris and dauqhter, Zita, of Detroit called at the Wm Shehan home Saturday Gene Dinkel anjd wife of De ttoit spent part of last week at the Albert Dinkel home Many from this section went f i 1 WATER v v F0KK a year Have quick sudsing toft wofer for eoif dithwoihmg, whittr wathit, gloriout lhcmpoot, deligKffyl bathing G complete delail on thii omoiing new ouromoHt water iofrcnr FvUtta Mch tMiflM from 99M SEE US TODAY HANM Ail INSfAlUTIOM KTAAS which will be broadcast, is at J33 overthe eend the coliseum, state fair qrounlds Mrs Edna Reason and Leota and the Roy Reason family call ed at the Roy Reason home in Ann Arbor Sundav Mr and Mrs Nelson Miller, Mrs Beverly Pilqrim Barbara, T i Miller Darlene Lewis, Mary j Sinqmq Briaqe 4 Jean KirschkerAnn Shirlev Rea ,, Swarthout Wipam son and Paula Curleti attended McDonald and Kenneth Woin the Rairtbow Girls meeting at were trout fishina at Chto Howell Saturday niqht j Mrs Mable Suydam of Jack , son spent the week end at the M J Reason home, Mesdames Fred and Ross Read were ln Detroit Friday Amonq them were Mark Nash, Merwin Campbell, Eric Rose, H C Vedder, Ona Camo bell, Elqin, Kenneth and Don Line and Mrs and Mrs Joe Gearhart Merwin Campbelland Eric Rose abt a tub full at m Hocke Swarthout The Leo Bettys family of Wah d Lake were week end quests tho the Roger Carr home Mrs Ona Campbell and Mr and MrsTom Howe spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs Carl Lentz of Charlotte Mrs Rote Handee spent the eek end with the Max Pcdnson family of Chariot Lake over the week end Joycec Clark returned hoxr from Unlveritv Hospital An Arbor Saturday Mrs Lucille Shirey brought her Basil White who was in charqe of the Holstein herd at Xhe Mich State San for 18 years has been named tuotof a Jackson prison farm and took over last week The Sanitarium Holsteins were sold PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER Cesfs 43 fess than prwcr automatic modeli Ask for mi heme trial GEORGE ROUSH Plumblnq WATER SYfcirMS J 4 0 North Stewart StPhooe Plnciawy 153F11 AutoOwntrs will w place your privet P9ener carer Me acdiHsetflemenf without depreciation tfmecar a purctoud new It 1 damped to the extents total losa Would your present policy dothfa HOLUS WYUE General Insuraace 355 East Man Ptodmer, Mich Phone 138 tr4 Mr and Mrs Rav Wilhams have sold their home utNashes bridqe to John Eisele who in turn sold it e Mr and MrsAl Lelonik Shirley Coona Hubert Ledwidqe of Royal Robert Wiqht at rVrndale spent Sunday with 3lair Steele and wife The fire enqine made a run Thursday toa qrase, if ire at the John Connors , home at Silver Lake Saturday moratosj It CO Oak underwent an operation back of WmJetoeyhcelat Ed Mrs Jack g j STta3w55SX ,i i widfies bought a tavern house cauflht All hiesPlhcfciwt a Wedneador Mar 2, 1951 Why Wait iioy TewAppliances NOWl WE OFFER LOWCOST CONVENIENT Oftder Tour W ARM NOW AlfaKa, Clover stid All Other Seeds Farmsrs Feed SuppJy Co, B MAX BUSSBX MGR Pinckney, Michigan HOW JERRY LESTER GOT INTO TELEVftSIOM He parlayed a quest appearance on a TV network into nat ional fameSuccess didnt come easily Learn how Lester made exshow qirl Daqmar the talk of television An article obcu Lester is one oi many features in this Sundays May 6 issue of The American Weekyl, EX CLUSIVELY with The Detroit Sunday Times PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM fiey M Duffy, M D fackey Michigan Eaiiy 1100 A M to 200 PM Except Wednesdays Moo, Tues Fri Sat, 7 to 8 p OR a MCCUJsror , maSg Deaist j Plurnbina gad Keotina 112 NorTi Michigan Ave State 8717Lakesie Drivs Telephones License Rush Lake n by APSSSS81 SWARTHOUT SON BjlL ESTATE farms Homes Lake Properties md Business Opportunities 081 YJFSLN MS GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 1 3i3 Phone 157F11 Rearing Your Saviagg Accoount will work for you to provide a future new home, a new car, a new, j household appliance or to meet i family emerqencies j In savinq ybur part in helpinq combat inflation is also beinq accomplished by decreaslnq the I amount oi money in circulation Begin a savinqs proqram now Each dollar saved aids in the battle aqainst Inflation 1 McPHrSON Stole BANK 1 Howell Mich, All deposits up to 10,000 in j sured by am membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poration Howell HERBSNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokeraqe City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality ist Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY Generrl Insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney Mich, I AUClONEER farm Sales A Speciality Funeral Home on C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Ptackney MJcl FRED C RHCKHOFF OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av, Howell Michigan j Phone 358 Residence 615 3SYDHENDEF PLANS Through j E ITITTTO CREDIT CORPORATION r LAVEY HAOtVAUt SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WHEN YOU BUY AT HOMfcj A sale doesnt complete the transacton when you buy at ly settled to your complete satmhoe Any compliants is usual lsf action That doesnt happen when you buy out of town Remember every dollar you spend at home helps your com munity arid what is qood for your home town is qood for you 5r Vii lr III fc i A 1 TCitLsjWSaS The Wm Lamb family oi Ann Arbor spenX Sunday at tlie W H Meyer home Annex Watkins and Jamlv cf Detroit spent the week end at Swarthouts Cove Mrs Alta Meyer attended tho Mich Educational meeiina al Fowlerville last Wed riqht Shewas succeeded as district prs idant by Mr Christopher of Fowerville GretchenJ and Kristin Tasch spent the week end in Vn AT bor with their qrandmcthcrMri Anna Tasch Susan Campbell WLT n Sunday dinner quest at iho Vircent Ypunq home at Greqorv WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS CIRCUIT COURT NEWS , Joseph St Aubin29 Vho pled quilty to stealinq a telvisisora and othci crtUs at Brighton jREAL jip MORTGAGE O was cuvon 14 months to 5 1 , year RATES in Jackson He is a Canadian and may be deported Jams Harrison who pled quiiiy to rrbbinq the Hotel j Granam, Brighton, was aiven 65 days more in iail He has already served 65 The examination of Charles Set sky, harq d with man rjhier in the death of Ram BERT WLIE Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRiQERATION SERVICE HAROLD RAW Repairs On All Makes J Phone Pinclney 1S4F3 j DR C I TOWNER 4 Dentist 6044 Portage Lake Road Dexter I Phone Dexter 3461 Ciasilied Advs FOR SALE7 room house, 2 car, hip roof qaraqe, 3 lotsqcod location, in town, reasonable price Call livestock HauKna Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Tmcktaq Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mic I H w r L 1 E NOTARY INSURANCE and BOND PHNE I3S INCKNEY FOR MUNT2 T V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day Fi 1000 A M fo 10 00 PM 509 East Main St, Pmckney LI , A A A A HF Phil Barney KralzmiAef Livingston Jounty Phone 2556s Reprorf ve Ann Arpot price Coil evenina or phone1 FOUNDTwo wheeled Trailer 127 Albert Balder 625 West1 19 xvlichiqan licensb No J309 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK si I Hewca Mich Member Federal Pposlt Insuron F tra la has been indfinit once CorporatiorL AU Deposits adioirnc I His attjomevMartiii Insured up to 10000 for each Lavan questioned 1he iurisdictj Depositoion o Jlhce Yell anas court Unadilla, Pinckney, Mich FOR SAhbWeslinqhours hoasti ex a 20 inch girls bicycle, 24 inch boys bicycle BB4U Lakkeview, Rush Lake, f SPINET PIANO BARGAINRathj ei than box and reshlp, we of ter at a bargain price to some responsible party wth qood credit, a lovely like fpinet pia I no Fully guaranteed Requires only a small down payment and a few easy monthly pay 69 Owner can have bv provinq ownership andpayinq for this adv Bill Bauqhn 2201 Swarthout Rd WANTED Baby Sitting fternlce Sinqer Phonp 127 FOli SALEOne 507 Interaaonai baler with motor, waqon load er Jewell wheels, used very lift oP o Apoei a , W G Reeves, Stockbridqe rOh SALErTo close estate Th Frd Jagusch house and 24 ments Quick action necessary acres at 9058 Cedar Lake Road Write Credit Dept, 76 East Ver nor, Ddfrott 1, Michc and we will make arranqement3 for you to soe the piano al i Pinckney A good chance to go Pinckney A good chance to go in chicken business Fied Teeple, adm pnone 675 Howell, hlbhtqtm FOR SALE200 bales oi mixed hay CT Murray 280 Farley Rd ckneys 1 QUALITY a WANTED Custom Plowing so tields to rent for com Earl Schroeder corner M 36 and ,, Pinqee Road pEAL WANTEDThoee famFOR SALE John Deere automat produetThe product is fertiliser ic wire baler No 114 W aaoa The nlap teumque Tl money condition, also a ton oi wire ample, If Interested write to bridqe, Mich V gingham girl Fruit roceHes Vegetables Fish Market Prices Hereto thoroughly appealing young dress of Galey Lord checked gjngham that does a good bit for your own personal appeal Features a pretty shawl collar, brief sleeves and a x skirt that boasts x tome unpressed pleats and a pair of , rickrack trimmed patch pockeli Rust, navy, green, alack each wlHrwhlte lie10to 18, , WANTED TO BUY A 4 or 5 room house from owner, 4,000 or less, close in Pinckney 2368 Howell St Phone 146F12 WANTED POULTRYWill pay Detroit Market Prices C H Lkyd Phone 62F13 FOR SA110 inch Munts Telej vision 3et, a year old far 75 Gen N Druin, Patteftoh Lake fesh Air Camp Rd1 FOR RENTEquippecf 153 acre j Dairv Farm I C Murray, 8280 FARLEY Rd Pinckney, Mich AUTOMiScSAW iiwL7Sc General Liquid Ferruizer Co, Rent CUty Tjrchio3n FOR SAliSmail White Ename ltchen Ranqe, burns wood , 0 coal, qood condition Phone 137F11 7439 Bently Road FOR SALE We now have our DeKalb Seed Corn on hand Get yours while we have numbers you want Price 1190 per bushel If interested either come and see us or write us what kind you want and we will hold it for vjou Ralph Glenn and Son Gregory, Mich FOH SAlEGordeif Tractor 5 HP Garden Kinq with 5 attachments, plow, cultivator, sickle bar disc and spike tooth Reasonable Lucius Doyle Phone 42 LAWNOwSs SHARftNEDjwAMtOiFAKM LISTINGS, we 150 Let us help you sell your farm Also Sissors and Knives have more prospects than farms Service While You Wait All Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River Drlve,Hl land Lake L HAROLD CRANDJLL Phoijy 305W Howell FOR SALErPotatoes Onions Cabbaqe 6J At arfverfised In i January Vogue tiiiii PRICE 895 aL Peirces STORE FOR WOMEN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE HOWELL MIOTIQAN 1 JfrZ2SZl fi V 4 1 H A Dublin 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 02, 1951 Description An account of the resource May 02, 1951 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 1951-05-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a5698f4e0453d87c5188eaa56c01b984.pdf 5c6a986c141797fe3819d71f328e950e 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. y ,, Wi Wr Pi I VE7JF J , WSWHW1 wu, jjmMWxQm HP v fctir inckney Dispatch Volume 88 V TT Th FtaakMr fikpalch Wednesday, May 9, 1951 Michigan Mirror Smeiai Happening The Mich Minor says the I JffilJtfnSi 5 governor may have dug his pol LS SlS1 OUR DEMOCRACY byM, agree Although there were many receptive Democrats, lew were outstanding The most prominent was probably Georq Edwards, Detroit labor leader, Yet he was unable to get elect ed mayor ini Detroit a union stronghold If he ran for senator in Michigan he would have little chance to winMoody due to his nbws col unm and radio program has a strong following Morevef he is a nephew of Wm Scripps, owner of the Detroit News, thei states largest paper Fred Alger who lost the Re publican nomination for qover nor to Harry Kelly last year,has thrown his hat in the rinq for 1952 He thinks he could have beaten Kelly if he had entered earlier last year and then taken Williams We doubt it Kelly had a state wide organization and a labor following which Alger who is strictly silk stocking never had strand Hapids is all net up be cause Rep Faulkner Rep, of Colomo says their city is crime ridden, has 500 disorderly houses and 2000 prostitutes, be Sciunitt officiating The bride, daughter of Mrand Mrs, Reece Gudith of Marion, wore a white satin gown which was yoked and paneled in chan tilly lace Tne hill skirt erided in a train, A chan tilly lace trimmed bon nett secured her fingertip veil and she carried white gladiolug and hyaciiiLid centered with pale pink orcmds The maid of honor was Cath erine Simmons of Deiroit Mary Ann Gobel of Fremont, Ohio Mrs, Richard rionnewell of Ann Arbor were bridesmaids, The bridal attendants were qowned ue in wiie frosted orqanldv over iiiac taiieta They wore matching coroneis and carried xxiski arrangements of lilac sjiagered evuflfrtionsr, salmon colored gladiolus, and purple stock John Merkol of Chelsea was best man Jerry Clarkbrother of the qroom, Robert Ryan, bro ther of the bride and Richard Bonriewell, seated the guests A wedding breakfast was served at White Lodqe Country i PATTER UP 00 yfy ITS PAAio AJNI, rxSAAy o ii,iijiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiit,b m 7 lite i School Notes Current Comment 8y Gretchsn TasciLBortle Boachy Kindergarten and First The kindergarten wishes to thank John Burg and hi sons for the fine time we had at their farm last Thursday Also Mr Vedder for taking us in the school bus The first grade will take Same papers criticize the appointment of Blair Moody to the U S grounds on the grounds many disserving Democrat were passed over They hint it may mean the end of GovWill lams leadership in Michigan We doubt it George fitsgerald and Victoi BushneiL 2 disgrunil 75 YPARS AGO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE WAS ORGANIZE AND PROFESSIONAL BA5EQALL BECAME A NATIONALf FA IK POfi ANSONt Cy YOUNG, CHRtS7WMATHWSdN, HANS WAGNSkJV CO88, P Zt,TH THERE V4ESj MIGHTY PLAygRS IN THOSE OAVS sides qambtoq dens qalcreThs,, aubj fol,owed zecevXio ,city wants him to apologize be fore the legislature where ho made the charges Speaker Knox says he has no authority j to demand such an apoloqy The Michlibrary beard wants j a new building The state made, no provision for them in ihe new state office building Battle Creek and Kalamazoo had no traffic fatalities during March 73 Michigan men have return ed from Korea under the rotat ion plan The cost of living increased 36 ki Mich,makinq the increase since Pearl Harbor 722 percent Buildifeq costs are due to in creas due to defense demands1 The state highway depi plans a 10,000,000 heavy duty hiqh way between Detroit and Ohio A survey shows that few doc1 tors have had their tonsils or, appendix removed O SOFT BALL NEWS j May 7 Lavey vs ReaderMav 9, Jeffreys vs Wedmeyer, May 14 Reader vs Jeffreys, May 16 at the American Leqion hah in Brighton The couple left followinq the the reception for Camp Carson, Colorado where the aroom is stationed in the army For qoinq away the bride chose a beiqe suit with navy accessories The bride is a qradaate of St, Josephs Mercy Nursinq school of Detroit and Ann Arbor The groom is the son of Mrs Margaret Clark arid the late Charles Clark of Pinckney, a graduate of Pinckney hiqh , t school and was employed bymf wjL i Itlir Jtffm HerbEstes Inc of Arm Arbor be aSOJ1i Loci IVewJl illUUlC fore arm induction , PAST MASTERS PUTONWORKT M i St Marys Catholic Church On Saturday May 12 Living LAV PfkSi P ston Lodge No 76 F A, M,wiH i 3dvFr Albert J Schmitt, Pasto open at 730 which time the past masters will work two first rdnen Jhe lineu,for the first NaTermJ Devotions conierrence is as follows Confessions y Req chafer Friday VBnil 7J30 f W9slv fTday after Novenna iSvotions J W n Paul Cbrk , Salurday 730 to 900 P M , , r, P w Carlott SundTv befere 800 Maui Chaplain Georqe Gardner S, D, Calvin Hooker J D Ross Read a train trip Wed We will go ti edaaahim fc PartT 71 Dexter on the bus and take the j SSS Ut tram to Chelsea We are invit en votintLyShe , ing our parents to school Friday1 IQ ,3Democrcat to hear about trains Second Grade Jerry Reason celebrated his 8th birthday May 3rd He went to Flint and got a new bicycle and then attended a show at Fowlervlle Christine Jaroslowski ana Carol Miller were in Detroit last week PaulEndres was 9 years Tues Tommy Read was in Ann Ar1 bor Saturday Carol Miller took part in a dance recittal at Manchester Monday niqht Clai4aia BomsanSharonGriJl ith and Francis Clark were absent Monday Tta Thud Grode Peter Bo bon, David Hanley, Verna Holben, Patty Rahriq, Tommy Sinqer and Douglas Ait kins had perfect attendance re cords at the last markinq We have started a movieThei Littlo House on Stilts4, a story of a lookout tower Ailene Bornson, Lea Morgan, and Billy Orblych were absent on account of illness We have started division in arithmetic The first reading qroup has 1932 Williams was not a Demd crat before that nor were many others There is a similar inct, dent in Micnigan political historyIn 1924 GovAlex Grosbeck appointed Jimes Couzns, mayor of Detroit, U S senator to succeed Truman Newberry resign ea Couzens had never fceaf identified as a Republiacn or taken any part in the affairs of the partyHe proved to be a strong candidate and was elected several times In 1936 he came out for Franklin Rooeevelt and lost the nomination to WU bur Brucker Brucker lost the election to Prenis Browne Democrat, now chief executive of the Detroit Edison Co i Tlie legislature intends to change tho ballot and do away with ail straight icket ing Democrats, most of whom hail from Detroit where most of the struiqht tijkets are voted,ani against it and claim it is aimed at them This is the so coiled Massachusetts plan where an X has to be placed before the name of every candidate voted for The date of the primary will also be set ahead from COMPETED AT DETROIT i Christopher Campbell 13, a Pinckney 7th grade pupil and j spellnq champiin of the 3rd district of which Pinckney is one of the 20 schools composing I it took part in the state finals at j Detroit Saturday There were 31 i contestants from all over the j state Chris went down 15th from the last on the word impromptu, endinq it with an o in stead of a u However Chris has Florida Evelyn Mc Ainch brouqht 2 arrow heads, found orrher farm Fourth and Fifth Giades We took our movie box and the picture,Black Beauty tm started heir new book,PinneS Sept to June The leaiBlntnS for Bob and Andy must think the pictute of Frank Pattv Rahriq brouqht some nn nposevelt has mtich more shells that her mother sent herf appeal than that of Abe Lincoln One of the mosTfascinating features of the big league ball games in Detroit for the past SO years were the vendors who cf culated among toe crowd sell Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800, 1000 13P ,0Tsee Winter 800 6 1000 son of the sick people in town I showed camp slides Ice cream ,, I SC T8 was esP0ally true in In on arithmetic test in doublet, the old Bennett Park daysWe division in the 5th 15 rorived admired the dexterity of the pea above 90 and 6 above 00 nut venders specially They We mode paper nwho 1 Its could throw a sack of pecmuti ILavey vs Widmeyer, May 21 Wedmeyer vs Reader, May 23, won enouqh honors, beinq the Sts Percy Ellis, Otto Poulson, Lavey vs Jeffreys, May 28, Lav ey vs Wedmeyer, May 32,Jeff reys vs Reader, June 4, Lavey vs Reader, June 6, Reader vs Wedmeyer Only 14 players turned out for the irst league soft ball oon est Monday nightlf no more interest than this is shown ths whole thinq will be dropped and there will be no city leaque or team in the county leaque o SENIOR CLASS DATES Annual JHop is May 12 Baccalaurete at school May 27 by Rev Beachy Commencement at school on night of June 4 Senior class leave by auto for Woihington DC, June 5 As far as we can find out there will be nb alumni reunion this year Mrs Margaret Clark was elected president and Rob ert Read, vice pres althouqh neither was present at the re union last year where the election was held Mrs Clark resign ed and Read says he was niot Informed of his election The re unions have not been largely attended in recent years DR IEANETTE BRIGHAM Ctaongaflonai Umxmunitv Church Henry Hauck Fred Swanhout, , Rev, Donald Braa, pastor F v J H, Hooker Wednesday400 junior choir u nev esecond conferrenc practise 730, senior choir pracS1SM e oP i,i Tmiiblazers at church 400 am W M Russell Ljyermoro S W Norman Miller J W, Joe Griffith masks animals,dishes and 1030s and are waitinq for thm to IrV so we can pint them We have a new stidntlen Mead, in the 4th qrado Janet Hodden was 11 V r old today Sixth Grade Last week Bill Jeffreys mndo hm from seeing the game the 6th grad a bulletin biardf Now if you wnt any of their to a man in the top row eaten his moncy when he threw it to them ODI thrown him back hit chanq I hoy seldom missed 1 he vendors have been banieh ed becaus it is gaid patrons complaineci they were getting 11 front of them and kkeepinq Thi w ,Jr Ladies Aid meet with Mrs Beulah Hendee200 p,m, c v J u Pra meetirJ at parsonage j Sec Clifford Miller at 800 p, m, 1 Chaplain Olin Robinson, Sat, 800 Adult class party at S D, Clyde Fisher Leonard Lee homo Chris Campbell jfirst Pinckney pupil to win the district title in 17 years J D, H, C, Vedder Sts Ona Campbelljack Hannett, Floyd Martin, Cecil TownerTiler TH, Hooker Lunch will be served after the degree work The past masters j are asked to wear their past masters aprons PINCKNEY WINS FRIDAY BV beating Manchester 6 to 5 I Friday Pinckney took second place in the LandO Lakes leaq ue The game was tied up to th 7th when Jerry Mrosfka got a hit and George Bradley scored and a movie box We thank him We have been putting English statements onirK bulletin boardj We aremakinq a movie call , edRikki Tikki Tavi bv Rd yard Kipling It is the story of a mongoose in Undid our Pirao items you must stands patronise the Sun, Mothers Day ServicoRe cognition to oldest and younq I Wehope to fnish moihes and families of fourTh unit Friday sranlonfMdhea Resptonsfciliijyj Seventh Grode and God fho 7th qrade have mode a Sunday school at 1130 i movie of events contained in Rev Harold Hanlin, mission j one chapter of their history book ary from Micronesia will speak,, jt deals with the articles, of con at the parsonage May 19 at 9 federation vs the constitution p, mand show slides of the missionary clipper ship, Tha Mominq Star He will preach at the morning service May 20 on, 13, of Durfee school, Detroit Her family specalizes in spelling her sister, Dorothy won in 1944 and 1945 odher brother, Milford In 1946 Phillip Bema of Doty Joltool, was second and Soma1 Mdarick of Brainerd schoolDe t T ma XriikY of the Dr Jeanette Bngham,77, who i gchoal went down pratised medicine in Howell tor 19th from me last on the word 40 years, died in Pasadena ChagrinecL Calif last weekhe graduated 1 The conte winner goes tq from University of Michigan ini Washingon D G May 27th to 1901 and was the only woman Hcompete the finals, doctor this county ever had I Q The winner was Beverly Sim im ith dole Jeffrys pitch 6 innings for Pinckney but was taken out in the 7th when 2 qot on after 2 were outHewlett re lieved him and fanned Rhees who had 3 hits for Manchester Batteries Pinckney Jeffreys Hewlett Matteson Aiken Snyder CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for their kindness to me while I was in the hespit al also for the flowers and the cards Mrs Margaret Burns Louis Stackable, William Roche, Joe Lavey, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge end Mrs Denise La Rosa went to Ann Arbor Tues day to see Gus Ledwidge pitch for Notre Dame against Mich, DONT D E LA Y ORDER YOUR CORSAGES FOR THE JHOP OR FLOWERS FOR MOTHERS DAY NOT LATER THAN FRIDAY Chuck Hewlett Brandon White Phone 93 Cerate Mennonite Church Rev Ezra Beach, Pastor S P Supt Walter Esch Assisant Paul Chaffee Mining Worship 1000 Sasday School UOO Childrens Hot 1145 Young People Mooting 730 Evening Wonhio 815 Cot Fellowship Sendee Wednesday 800 P M OH BOY m BERVfCE Pvt Joe Morose who went overseas in February has hson wounded in Korea and under went an operation on his back d 6 24 a ddy in a Pu son hospital He is back fTckw and Towinq 5 m service nowHis wife, the1 r A A A SEMC ITAtlOtl I hare Itten X8BKl40WIiUlil SENIOR CLASS HONORS Norma Jean Evers, daughter of Mr xmd Mrs Fred Evers has , been named Senior Class Valei George and Bill Clark were dictbrian and Joan Griffith, ptttnnp Oasoyer w daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel fore naVaTbaseat Sano ead wtm mo national oarcL GrHw acdutatorian ooauiego, Elairie Oleski lives at Rush Lake He is a brother of Mrs Ralph Harris of Pinckey CpL Bud Bekkering was home from Chanute Field, 111, over the week end Lt Johri Carver flew here Sun day Falmouth, Mass and spent the day David Ledwidge got a letter from Pvt Don Stackable who is at Camp Carson, CoL He wrote he expects to reduce 50 lbs Dale Meabon left Saturday HOCKEYS SERVICE Pnooe 14 PINCKNEY KINGSDAUGHTERS Tfce Pinckney Kings Daugh ten met with Mrs, Fred Read Thursday wHh 18 ptsni The election resulted as foDowsPres, Mrs Eloyse Campbell Vice Pres,, Mrs, Sadie Moran Sec, Mrs, Mae Boeppen TreasMrs, Celeste McKinley, The installation service was read by Mrs Lulu Darrow A luncheon was served by lacaaos Fred and Eoss fisad MrVedder will take th group to Greenfield Village Dearborn, on May 31, to visit Edison Insti to , Eighth Grade The 8th grade have about completed their history book Last Thursday toe 8th qrade airls Seat the Hamburg qirls at encJe Cut there is probably sft bairn to 2 The 8th qrade nauch qlmthere today boys also beat the Hamburq boys 7 to 2 The charqes made by Rep Faulkner in the legislature last week make us lauqh He said Grond Rapids was a regular Sodom and Gomorrah, had 500 disora rly houses and 2000 prostitutes and gambling raged uncheckedThis made the offic ials at Gi md Rapids very angry as they were recently elected on a reform ticketThey denied all charges and said their city was comparatively clean and point to the fact they 6iv9 75 Chicago prostitutes out oi the city There is no city crimo free and never was Senator Fergusons cleanup of gambling in Detroit put him in the U senate but there is probably as as THE JHOP IS MAY 12 The Junior Class of Pincknev high school cordially invites ever Some buildings ini Detroit have housed nothing but disor derly houses for 50 years or more Authorities are in many cases apt to adopt the attitude of the late President Coolidqssr preacher who was merely you 0 attend the annual JHoo I agamst sin They dont bother an May 12, 1951 at the hiahj it unless H bothers them, Mgh shool audftortis tfJ f ooupleen Gbos 6 pkne ore tra Tickets om solo by aH rat ijrs ond nt Corv Drua Store Murray Dagg visited Ureeka Masonic lodge, Detroit, Tuesday night where his brotherGeorge joined toe order CURRENT COMMENT Cont ministration until Jan 1, 1953 and even then we canriot cen ceive of a Republican candidate for president gemnig elected on a platform whose principal plank was the conquest oi intends to sjM China There Tr MacArihucnr In to be a puzzle being said but , ready been said before ief left Japan Yet the general in tentis to kike his case to the people and tour all principal j cities He says he has no onism against President , but that his war plan is only one that will country from Communism ft is to declare war China artd aid Chcdng to invade it with and ground troopsJrlo not a comndate for and we do act eet v b mIIH I 11 9 m t ti r Y i w HII II J maV fc MSWcat Wednesday, May 9, 1951 i i V , X Let Reddy Ki xyxfw wmm, SSS v c vx 0f K , ,v vx , isSt NS V gru In times like these, its mighty helpful to have Reddy Kilowatt pumping watejthe rate of 550 gallons for l An electric water system frees you for more important work, helps yoti produce larger quantities of better food And in the home, plenty of running water saves work for the women folks, means better health for your whole family You can secure impartial advice on water systems, proper size pumps and motors from your Edison Farm Service Advisor Call, write or visit any Edison office DETROIT EDISON M the tall through 41 i P us , I m Hffih buttons simplify a lot ot jobs In ftiis electric agoj Ten Utile push buttons now belp Long Distance telephone operators handle more calls more quickly A customer gives the operator the outftown number She swiftly presses several buttons, which correspond to the letters and numbers on a telephone dial, and the call goes straight through to the distant telephone Thats the way it works in Detroit and a number of cities throughout the country In many other places including more than a dozen Michigan exchanges, telephone operators speed Long Distance calls by dialing direct to many points with regular dials Named operator toll dialing, this new development is already used on 1 million Long Distance calls daily and is steadily being expanded Every minute it saves is important right now as the nation turns to the telephone to harry qpr defenses f o help speed your Long Distance Mil, pleast give ,, the operator the outoftown telephone number, Hmt tu tuX wilfc national cfeeiM MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY igtibi Howell ThecRDV J Adn pastor f Howell MIMI M JLk f CaXhoc Church of May Saturday May if IT Norfcueld the past 4 yearsxii John Bor7 , at House of Providence hospital irCcrnne in Detroit last Thursday The South Lybn high school DexterTheair J base ball team has won all 7 games this year Their last victor was over Milford The Bethel school has voted to join the Brighion school sy stem The Lyons voted the plan down 81 to 28 The Beurman School twice voted it down A part oi the Beurman district has now seqfrded and joined the Brighton district They have 16 pupils leavJnq 25 in the Beurman Their action was approved by the county school board The Eager restaurant at Howell was broken into one nighf last week and 400 taken Calvert Q U B E C la Technlcolrcr Plus Faith Domergue, Hillary Brooke in VENDETTA cartoon Sunday, Monday, May 13 14 MatiM Sunday 239 p m continuous THE STEEL HELMET Robert Kutton, Steve Brodv Tui Wed, Thur May 15 lb, 17 Susan Havward, Dan Dailey and GeorgeSaunders I CAN GET IT FOR YOU HIWW iuKn WHOLESALE Wowell will observe Armed C Kovtiiy Ccutoo roices Day May Air PETTEb SHChJOAN Friday Saturday, May 11, 12 Deluxe Double Feature Roy Rogers and Trigger In Supox Western NORTH OF THE GREAT DIVIDE In Terfcnicolor plus BELLE OF OLD MEXICO0 In Tchnicalra Shows 700 ond 926 Sunday, Monday, May 13 14 f Sun 3,7 Mon 7 and 9 John Wayne in a super western RIO GRANDE and Cartooi Nw hiqh school bands of die count SS 08 a Communist for and the nationnl nnrri ,11 l ne FBI,Lemci Drop Kid Breakthrough 1 HEATER ChlsecL Mich and the national guard will par ade Although power lines were broken last week when C L fajriaijicum crashed in his plane on the Vern Smiih farm on he Byron Rd, he was un Friday Saturday, May 11, 2 injured CITY LIGHTS Deours are necessar onM59 A Comedy starring north of Howell whilo the road Charlie Chaplin is being paved Dexter has a drive on to raise 2000 for uniforms for he school1 barJd 500 has been laised The windstorm last Thursday wwu nenry did 150,000 worth of damage, j James Edwards, Richard Loo in Fowlerville section on US16 j Shows 700 and 30 The largest loss was on the Ira lui3 Wed, Tbur May IS 16 17 GROUNDS FOR , MARRIAGE comedy hit starring Van lohnsbnKatlierkie Grayson seeming Great Missouri Redd At War with the Army Break iihrough, Dallas AVON IttKATlffl Stockhridqe, Michigan m FEUDflN RHYTHM A MtiBlca wttX S ft4 Gi Henry , A i j Friday Saturday, May 11, 12 NORTH OF the GREAT DIVIDE i A Western 1B Color j Roy Rogers, Trigger and Penny Edwards cartpon sports Wilson farm where a large barn was blown down and several Holsteinl cattle inujred The How ard Donaldson,, George Wilkin Sunday, Monday, May 13 14 Mothers Day Special tnday,iuaday,iJpyijjl5 New, THE OUTLAW CHAMPAGNE FOR CAESAR j Connoon I son and Guy Knoop arms also n Comedy starring sustained damage to buildings ud Coleman, Celeste Holm, The power and telephone lines Art Liakeletter, Barbara Britton the much talked of picture with Jack Bsutel Jane Russel and Lateii News CornigHiJacked, ike Crooked River Steel Helmet Cartoon I f Mil TT were blown down and emer Sundoy shows gency crews worked into the cumoon night repairing the damaqe 25 Years Ago Dr H F, Sigler died at his home here May 10 after a years iillness He was the son of Jacob and Sarah Siqler He was graduated from the Detroit Coll ege of Medicine in 1373 and University of Michigan in 1S77 In 1903 with his son,Dr, Claude he started the Pinckney Sanitar ium which he has operated He married Leal Haz3 who sur vives him, also his son and 2 rand sons, Holiis and Donald He served as village president, 8 years as master of the Mason ic lodge and held other offices Pinckey beat South Lyon at base ball Friday in 12 innings 11 to 12 Don SwarthOiit pitched all the game for Pinckney Rov back next week Reason split a finger but will be Constance Darrow and Mar and Vincent Price 3 5, 7, S Shorts News Wed, Thur, May 15 16, 17 2 Great Hits 2 IN THE NAVY A Good Comedy Starring Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Dick Powell, the Andrews Sisters GROW YOUR OWN VITAMINS When you plant your garden this year, select vegetables lhat are rch in Vitamins AB,CD,E and K Youll find a list of vegetables rich in these vitamins and also a list of 12 vegetables wrh multiple vitamins, in this Sundays May 13 issue of the Ameriacn Weekly EX CLUSIVELY with the Detroit I Sunday Times Mrs Eloyse CamUell present ber of friends Tuesday in honor e their 9th and 7th birthdays Mrs Emily Jedele cmd daugh ter, Ruth, of Dexter, called at the Curtet home Tuesday Born to Albert Boucher arid wife May 6, a girl May 6th, a girl, Mr and Mrs John H Martin nv,w ulna war i announce the engagement of garet Curlett entertain a num their daughter, Btulah, to John GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN A Drama Starring i Ion Chamey, Cedric Hardwicke 18, Eloyse CambeU present and Bela Lugosi , a May Festival at the Harg er school May 1, the program consisting of all music, rhythm band and upper grade chorus ttnd lower grade chorus An ed ucational film was shown by Mr Carlson entitled Our Heir it age, The 25th annual Livingston County Kings Dauahters con veniion will be held at the Brighton Federated Church on tThursday May 10,A lara riel egatioa from Pinckney will at tend Bortz of Ypsilant Auction Sale iKS SttS fHousloeated al 8S0 , Sat, Hay t Electric Vacuum Cleaner Small Duotherm Oil Heater Jour Burner Electric Sove Console Electric Sewing Machine Dinette Table and 4 Chairs Four Steel Leather te Chairs acart Buffet Tvrtft liaiMKe Occasional Chairs Five Living focm Chairs large Rocker Coffee Table Several Table Lamps Deck Floor Lamp Dressing Table Two Beds Two Ottomans Studio Couch Magazine Rack Kitchen Work Table Kitchen Storage Cabinet Black Walnut Storage Cabinet Two Chests of Drawers Wicker Settee Chair Two Lctwn Mowers Scythe Stepladder Fuel Tank Bissell Carpet Sweeper One 9X12 Rug Two Rug Pads Antique Love Seat Many Miscellaneous Articles TERMSCASH L llJLJgT fTggBJUJLUXLig j, Ana Jay and the Hat Robert Mower, son of Mr MrGordon Hester ol Ypsikm jmjhta tenfe of Fax 1,4 cmd Mrs Walter Mbwershas ti spent a couple of days last JJm KMU won a scholarship ai Peipperdtae week at the Andrew Neebitt Mrs jee7 ww college, LOB Angelse, Colli home J CLABK Qmk BERT WYLIE AncftoMex j 1 f fT wymijiipm ivw , ,ni iptpimmn UWP wwwffwpppswpipippp fflffff SCHOOL H1STOBY The Hick or Red school 1 located at M38E and Farley Rd la frV districts 7 and 4 Putnam and Hamburg The first school was in a different location lust where 1 not known The first teachm were Cephas Punninq and Chloe BuroettAt the school meeting in 1849 it was voted to raise 100 to build on the present location The school board was Soiomoa Hicks,Russ Abd and Isaac Brown The new school was not completed until June 1850 The heaunq problem was solved by having each parent furnish card of wood for each child they sent Waqes were 150 to 200 a week and the teachers boarded around As late as 1896 the salary was only 15 a month The school was used for many thisqs A Baptist church held services there and the Christian Endeavor, lyceums and singing school and onb funeral was held in it The school has always been kept up and modernised and averages about 40 pupils For this reason it was one of the 2 schools in the township which did not go into the Pincfcneyi consolidation last year The oldest living person whq attended the school is SS, Swait thout of Pinckney Among the teachers were Cephas Dunning, CholeBurn ette, Anna Love,Eastman, Chester Chilson, Elvira Fch Abagail Buck, Ida Fuller, Abbie rledqer Sarah Wheeler Bates Mcwethy, Joe Murphy, Eliza Smith, Jerry Dunnle, Joe Dunne, Molina AndrewsEleanor Clark, Calvin WUcox,Henry Northard, Eliza Twitched Charles Grimes, A B Cordely, Dan, MurtaMiss Backus, Mary Dunboise, Delia Wheeler, Laura Wilson, Frank Brown, Kate Brown,Visa Coe Augusta Walker, Lucinda Walk er, Belle Kennedy Caesar Ross, Villa Martin Flota Hell Kate Roche, Mary Roche, F A Darwin Nellie Loughlin, Weltha Burgess, Lela Monks,Lola Place way, Jessie Garlockv Augusta Youmd, Lyda Allison, Alice Browri, Herb Schoenhals Nella Lake, Lizzie Travis,Emil Lambert son Florence Andrews, Lottie Blades, Lorena Black, Alma She han, Georgia Gardner, Nettie Hall, Ciella Fish,Theresa Coyle, Joyce Isham, Alta Meyer,Rev Beachy, Mrs Beachy, Agnes Harris Curtis Brown, R E Campbell, Veroniac rhey, Eva Wenderlein, iand Mrs Vivian Ledwidge present teacher The present school board is Mrs Florencev Swarthout, Mrs Bonnie Henry and Dan Van Slambrook The other board members since 1846 were Wm Cephas Dunning, Russell Able, John Able, Samuel Hodgeman, Wilbur Hodgeman,Isaac Thomp soni Solomon Hicks, John Oli ver Tyler Moore, Hammon Berinett, Darwin, Woodward Rufus Pearce, SlNf Whitcomb Samuel Fitch, John Fitch, E DBrown, E, G Fish,Georqe Hicks, James Hall, Owen Goodspeed, W H Placeway Guy HallWm Smith, A E, VanSlambrook, George Brown,Thomas Shehan, Jesse Henry, Arthur Shehari, Charles Kown, Bert Daller, George Clark MAY COURT TERM The May term1 opens May 21, No criminal cases are listed, Jury cases Trespass on CasePatriotic Ins, Co, vs Darwin Wycoff, Robert White vs Don Bailey, BeverlyGale vs Jack Broganjames Meborn vs Jessie Mitchell AssumpsitPanhandle Eastern vs Samuel StPerre,The James Mfg Co,vs Robert Men zies, Caul Corman vs Henry Nussi Harry VanBlaricum va Detroit Asphalt CoAppeal Ar thur Done vs George McClure Wm Hudd vs Harold Phalphs, Estate of Gertrude FolkCitizenship cases are Elvira Davis and Barbara Jean Niblock Nonjury Otis Verbeck va Panhandle Eastern,Otis Verbeck vs Burch Foster Mich Supply1 VB Thomas Leith, Rorabacker, Lumber vs Thomas Leith, Aug ust Muelder vs Wm Rogers Chancery Ross Irma Miller vs Assoc Oil Co, Groomes Bathing Beach vs Walter Uram ic, Walter Thomas vs Crystal Handy, Ferris Ritter vs Floyd FeiderForclosure Samuel Smith vs Tom Bain, John Beach va Dell Wheeler, Wm Broun vs Francis Krug, Louis KKaiser vs Putnam Land Co Johni Worth ington vs Robert FergusonEthel Tabor Vs Roy Phillips Divorce Lawence vs Rebecco Raddatz Esther vs Milton Dor Raddatz Esther vs Milton Dor mire, Dorsey vs Pauline Crum rine, Kenineth vs Vida Kellen berger, Norma vs Robert Lyon, Leta vs Harry Young, Allie vs WilHe Lutes Violet vs George Testerdna vs John Perry,Ruby vi Webster Maple, Manes VB Julia Mae Con C CoHplcfteVFttbirt ProgranHelps Cows Keep Milk falls FtiJI, Spring, Stumer and Fail May 9, 1951 jr jrvac Maavhv WeilFed Cows Pay Off In Extra Milk Dividends I F you want contented, cudchewing cows that fill your milk pails, you have to supply them all the feed they need during the hours they graze Cows dont keep on eating until they are full, points out the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee They graze only a certain period each day If there isnt sufficient forage avail able to All them in that period, then they wont be wellfed Surest way to provide a steady, abundant, highquality pasture ration spring, summer and fall, is to develop a complete pasture program, including the proper legumegrass mixtures, the use of commercial fertilizer and wellmanaged , grazing, says Earl Jones, Ohio State University extension argonomist Jones recommends alfalfa, ladino clover and grass for summer ing Where alfalfa does not thi ladino clover and grass will do a g job Timothy, brome grass or chard grass may also be used, Jones points out that orchard gr requires special management He cautions farmers to avoid ing out pasture growth by overgri ing and to provide palatable and tritious pasture by avoiding undc grazing Jones suggests dividing pasture areas into lots Cattle ate allowed to graze down growth in Oftflj lot and then are moved to another J Along with good legumegrail mixtures and managed grazing Jones emphasizes the benefits from adding lime and fertilizer according to soil tests to provide a complete pasture program, More Corn Per Acre on Midwest Farms Calls For Better Soil Care Plus Plant Food list M ORE corn per acrerather than just more acres in cornis what is needed on many Midwestern farms this year, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in a statement issued here With the lid off on 1951 corn acreage allotments and prospects of a feed squeeze ahead, the need for more efficient soil management methods to build higher corn yields per acre is more critical than ever, says the committee Agronomists at Midwesternsrtiwricultural colleges are advising farmers to make long range plans now for high crop yields They point out that the present international emergency may last a long time And whether there is a hot or cold war, we will steadily need more food in the years ahead The secret of getting and maintaining high corn yields per acre, says the committees statement, lies not only in providing a well balanced supply of nutrients, but in giv ing the soil a backlog of plant food , and organic matter on which crops can draw The use of lime and a complete fertilizer containing nitrogen, phos j phate and potash is of top impor i tance Vital, too, is a rotation that centers around deeprooted legumes such as alfalfa and sweet clover Wellfertilized legumes, reinforced by manure and crop residues will add tons of valuable organic matter to the soil This organic matter improves soil tilth, structure and drain age It conditions the soil to make Starting Friday, May 11 RsKh g Nightly except Sunday JACKS W3 PariMutuel Wagering Post Time 815 p m Daily Double Closes 810 CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED JACKSON TROTTING ASSOCIATION, INC, JACKSON, MICHIGAN Its the Corn per Acre, Not the Corn per Ear That Counts more efficient use of fertilizer and to produce more bushels of corn per acre Impbrtant, too, in getting top corn yields is a planting rate that provides a big enough stalk population to take advantage of the soils improved fer j tility Planting more stalks per acre may cut the size of the ears, but it will increase yields by giving you more ears The committee points out that a complete starter fertilizer applied in the row at planting time will get your corn off to a fast, healthy start It will help speed up maturity and avoid the danger of damage to the corn crop from early autumn frosts MAY JURY LIST PutnamEloyeo Campbell,Blanch MartinMarionCecil MeyersCarl Gar y lock v W I TilthBuilding Soil Organisms Get High Energy Foods from SpringPlowed Legumes TyronePeter Everett, Irne Court wriqht Unadilla Kathiyn Whieteahd, Floyd Clark Brighton City Clarence North, Evelyn Hathaway Brighton Twp Harold Cobb, Em estine Taylor, j Cohoptah Ruby Klgsrd, RaV , Maxwell Deeriield Hazel Harris, Georq McKinleyCorjtfay Vance SherwoodHoll I is Day Genoa Rhea Kuhnjrene Musch Gretn Oak Virginia Carter,Rob erl EoffHamburg Dorothy Retinqer Er ward Houghton HandyMrs Carl Glover, Cove Allenl j HartlandLuce Solman, W, D i White, Howell CityFred Cronnonwett, J Martha Strobel Howell TypJohn Thyne,Charles Smith IoscoHenry RedinJger 0y Uty TfftMl, Director, GAINES DOG RESEAPCH CENTER i CSNTUtf WIT WHO WGOTETHE BAPBER OFSftVILLEWAS SO FOND OF HISV76 MLLEFOUETmTHAT HE HAP ENCRAVCP ON HSR COUARBEAUMARCHAI BELONGS TO M WHILC IN COMMAND OF AMERICAN R3RC6 THAT DOCS BE BUSlElS IN iwMfiCMwemp GAY HW t MA DEPTH OF36WS i His SCOTTfSH TB88BR NAME P GEORGE AS HIS DAILY COMPANION AND OFFICE SENTINEL Jtacal Notes 950, Caine Don , carch Cc v v Y C Wcl Fertilized Alfalfa Adds Tons of Organic Matter to Farm Soil 7HEN you plow under a good starr of sweet clover early in the spring, you are supplying excel lent food for the billions of soil organisms which work day and night for you below the soil surface These organisms need energy foods nitrogen, sugars, starchesto do their vital job of rotting organic matter, fixing nitrogen, fighting plant diseases, building soil tilth and providing nutrients for growing crops Wellfertilized sweet clover supplies those energy foods Dr G N Hoffer estimates that a good stand of sweet clover will add as rnuch as 6 tons of organic matter peracre to the soil The tops and roots contain about 3 tons of dry matter, including about 1 tons of sugar, starches, nitrogen and other materials the organisms need, A wellfertilized stand of alfalfa will give comparable results, re i search shows j These tap rooted legumes will dis tribute the material through a thick layer of soil Their roots push far below the plow layer When they have enough top growth in late summer and fall and the nitrogen, phosphate and potash and other raw materials they need, they will pack their roots with the sugars and starches Then, when they are plowed under in spring, these sugars will be left distributed throughout , the soil for the use of the organisms Dr Hoffer emphasizes that plowing should be done early in the spring If you wait until big topgrowth occurs, the sugars and starches are pulled from the roots and part of their value to the organisms is lost i Don Griffith and family of Anh Arbor spent Sunday at ihe Joe Griffith home i The Herb Palmer jr family jr family of Flint spent Sunday at the Palmer homo hereArthur Webb who bouqht the George Pearson farm on M36E3 and set it oui to pina trees, is setting out more tres there Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborn were Sunday callers at the LJHenry horid Mrs, Rex Nogqle has returned, from New Yorkk and with Mr, Noqgle spent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen home j MrsMary Blatchiordr and childen of Battle Creek Tom Driver and wife of South Bend, Ind,, the Dan Driver family of Dexter called at the home oi Mrs Morqaret Clark SaturdavClyde Soper of Detroit called on friend here Sunday FV Staff HoldsBencfit Art Show M i 1 ,, 0m5 1 An international art show composedof some 200 exhibits by members of the United Nations Secretariat was held recently a VN Headquarters, Lake Success, N Y Visitors to the exhibit, aosM of which are shown here, were invited to contribute to the CN International Childrens Emergency Fund UNICEF Their gifts onUUed them to win one of a group of pictures donated by arttstsv TJ, A JLif fiwvrw iJ 1 , Mawv a V D V CSL fHZ WrCEmfr PSPAiqr Wednaedoy May 9, 1951 JO MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS Notice of Applicationo the Michigan Public Service Commission by the Michigan Bell Telephone Company rFor Authority to AfaiU tftxtiv Certain ScfaJuJt of ftaftts, Kenfat, and Chargm l Higher coata inevitably mean higher prices, and the cost of furnishing your telephone service keeps on going up As the result of wage increases far our employees hut November, greater taxes tad the higher costs of services and materials, the rates authorized by the Commis sion last June are now insufficient to cover our needs For that reason we shall apply to the Michigan Public Service Commission on May 14, 1951 for authority to apply the proposed rates shown below,nd ask the Commission to set a date for a bearing on oar reereest STATE OP MICHIGAN Ceswt f Of tee Coearf el Probate Office in the in said CoaeJy an flu A, D 1951 ef 11th ef Apti ifonorafale Harem B EXCHANGE RATES Excluding Federal Tax I W re purposes, exchanges are divided into groups according to the total number of telephones that fan be reached without a toll charge The pivnt grouping id based on the number of telephones in service in each exchange or tone on September 30, 1918 the number of telephones on December 31, 1950 i r proposed rates are based 0a PRBSENT SCHEDULES OF BASIC MONTHLY EXCHANGE RATES Group 3 rotes, as shown In the following table, now are applicable In PINCKNEY , Present fudge of Piebast In the Matter of the ESTATE Walter Kaiser, edso know W ft ttme inr pneentorttoe of be be oppeintod ttss oil MOUP 1 2 3 4 5 fc 7 NUMBER Of ratFHotss BUSINESS SERV1CS Hi Srcs svicf I to 4,501 to 3,001 to 6,001 to 12,001 to 25,001 to 1,500 3,000 6,000 12,000 25,000 50,000 50,001 to 100,000 500 550 600 650 700 100 950 On party iWMtaa rate Tw 11 Una Auxiliary tin 6C 3,001 400 450 500 550 600 65J Owar aula V a HM 7 IS 20 22 22 22 22 Rural at rate 5350 375 400 425 450 475 500 fxtensiea or nx Station 150 150 150 150 150 150 isott Oaa party flet rat 275 300 325 350 375 400 450 Two party cl rat L 275 300 300 325 375 Fovr party flat 225 225 225 250 250 275 300 I KaswJ Sat rat 250 250 250 275 275 300 325 Cirfin lion ,85 85 85 85 85 85 85 BUSINtS 4 REilewes wyct iivon Svis ing Servic 500 100 10 12a 150 150 150 At All Exchanges UVAT, BRANCH IXCV GE TRUNK 1JN51 WitS Flat Rote Service Ccmmerciat Rates Th rat 1 1 Nnwi rharau for individual bvtmass at rian lino Kotl Roles RATE GROUPS 1 625 With Metsag Rate Service Rate Group 7 only Commercial and Holel RatesTh rotas or fh tame a tar one party message rat business arvrc iiaat 2 65 3 725 4 775 5 25 925 7 1075 L OaMy guarantee en loa mssoct only tMaesaa aUawance 75 on 1st lina, none on auxiliary linos Additional messages 4c each tf129 whh message rat tcrvie t0J,KuiWpho H8W minimum charaa per tine it IK rharo 70 with message rate service For raniisnt hotait the PBX Motion rale it 23 lots r a frhanat JSTJ PROPOSED SCHEDULES OF BASIC MONTHLY EXCHANGE RATES Under the proposed schedule Croup 4 rates shown In the following toble would apply In PINCKNEY It to Ordered Thai all of the creditor of eaid eeceassd are required to pro eat then claims JO said Court at acrid Probate Office and to serve a copy there of upon Leah Icrtjer adndniatratrit trator of said estate whose address if Gregory, Mich Route 1 on or before 25 day of June ADI951 at ten oclock in the forenoon, sceto time 3 OftOUP fc Oi NUMSER TELEPHONES BUSINGS SERVICE 1 te 1,500 1,501 to 3,000 3,001 to 6,000 6,001 to 12,000 12,001 to 25,000 25,001 to 50,000 50,001 re 100,000 Ono party flat Ono party fflfltsog rate let line 600 650 750 850 950 1050 1200 750f Auxiliary Hn 330f party flat 475 550 625 700 775 850 Gvarant pay tori an 21 23 25 27 28 28 Rarol Sat rata 400 425 475 525 575 625 675 Extender or PSX Station On porty flat rate MSIOiNCE SERVICE Two party flat rate Faur party do rat Rural flat 175 175 175 175 175 175 175ft 375 400 425 450 475 500 550 350 350 375 400 425 450 300 3V 300 325 32 350 375 325 325 325 350 350 375 400 Extvnton 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 BUSINESS RiilDEKCE Service Station Switch ing Servic K75 175 175 20C1 200 225 225 At All Exchanges PRIVATE BRANCH IXCHAKO With Flat Rate Service Commercial RatesThe rate Is 1 time thbutincti or rasiaaAC lines Hotel Rates RAH GROUPS LINES iitfl vidua amination and adiustmen of all data and comands tiaatnst exdd deceased It Further Ordered, That Public Notice thereof be gives by publication of a copy of this order once each week I tar three successive weeks previous t9 j sedd day ef hernia u fee Tlnetaey DLt ptrtch a newaoaoer printed and sttcalat ed in said County A true copy Hiram B cnittti Celesaa PazshdQ Judge of Probate Tleqistei at 1 5 775 875 975 1075 1175 1325 With Message Rats Service Rate Group 7 only Commercial and Hotel RatesThe rates or fh sarue as tor onparty maesaoe rate business servic llns tJeunly el Oaiiy guarant on local masiaaas only tMossao allowanc 75 on 1st lir tt1W with massoae rat sarvlc C 2FK0,lowoB 7 V ln ncne on eiXHory lines AtiHcnl mssogs 5 each For each telephone Hoevsr, 1h minimum charg ptt lln is the charae for 6 tUphonsr75 with mtsnga ito vfvice For transient hotels the PBX station nto is 25 lss , CALLS FROM COIN TILlPHONESt It I proposed that caU from coin teiephone, which ow ce 5c,, eaHrom coln phon fn J MISCELLANEOUS RATES Excluding Federal Tax SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES INSiLE MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES MISirlT CHARGE PROPOSED CHARGI INSTRUMENTS NOT IN PLACE Main Station and PBX Trunk 6w si noes, Each 350 550 ftsidnca, Each 200 375 Extension and PBX Station Rutin, Each 176 275 tResldonca, Each 125 225 INSTRUMENTS IN PLACE All Facilities Retained Basin Rsldn 175 275 125 2251 BUSINESS PRESENT CHARGE PROPOSED CHARGE 8rvtc Cannaction Chora or not applicable to Service Stations, PwWU Telephone and Toll Stations 125 225 RESIDENCE When Establishing Main Sarvlc tOtiw 75 None 125 225 tNit opolicabl when certain other services are performed at fh samo time, as ovtllnod In the Companys Tariff Not applicable when a ehano is moo nessory by a chana In dass of servic or type ef system IXCHANGE LINE MILEAGE CHARGESA ininiirmm exchange line mileage chargf n ,r0c per month for the first rate areas is proposed for 4party services This would result in an increase of 25c per month for 4party cuBt KIY TELEPHONE SYSTEMSTt is proposed that the following features associated with 1A Key Equipment he rnereaccil Hold, Station Hold, Cwtoff, CuloflTransfcr, Manual Exclusion H mile beyond the base rate and locality party customers located wilhiu i mile of such areas , t ach, per month Pickup, Line fcr STATE OF MIHXOiW kne Probate Court let me u vinos ton At a session at said Court held at the Probate Office in the Ciry of Howell in said County on 27th da of Aprlly A D 1951 Teeentuae Hiram ft aeaa, tooa of zobate In the Matter of the ESTATE OF Stewart Anderson, Deceased Gejorge Young having file his pet ttion praying that the administration itj sold estate be granted to Oerald Reason or some other suttable pofson It is Ordered that the 21st day ol May A D 1951 at ten oclock in the fore noon at said Probate Offloe is hereby te hereby appelated or aearmg send petition v It is Further Ordered That Public Notice thereof be given oy publication of a copy of this order once each week tor three SHUWUBITQ ejsofci previous to aid doy of heartog in the Pinchy Disprtch, a circulated Register of Probate Celesta Parshall Judge of Probate A true copy Htaom R Smith ICHIGA BELL TELEPHONI COMPANY Daughter BANQUET iw Sponsored by PSnckney Kings Dcwghters May 16th AT PINCKNEY HIGH GYM PRIZES FOR OLDEST MOTHER, FOR YOUNGEST MOTHER MOTHER WITH MOST DAUGHTERS CV ROY FISHER 20 INCH CONSOIETTE 29S COMans,TiCM 44995 M i walnut, UL available in It v and filonde iiialiolion 10 All prcee plus Fee IxtUt Tex Comar East Main 8 1 PINCKNEY, MICH and Pearl Sta Tickets SI25 and 75c USED C RS 1950 CHEVROLET STYLEUNE Power Glide Trans, 1950 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE Power Glide Trans 1949 CHEVROLET STYLELINE 1949 FORD CUSTOM, 4 Door 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe V 1946 CHEVROLET V2TON PAN 1947 CHErROET FLEETMAST and Heater 1947 FORD SUPER DELUXE, 2 m iDeluxe 4 Door, Radio Heater Deluxe 2 Door Radio Heater Special 2 Door Heater Heater Ton Panel Heater lEIr HEATER ER Ccnveriable Coupe, Radilo Converter,e Coupe, Radio Kind Heater, many exrras ,1946 CHEVROLET LONG WHBEL BASE, Cab and ChassisHeat ev, BrawnLeip Trans 1946 CHEVROLET 2 TON TRAC TOR, Saddle Tanks 5th Wheel 1946 FORD SUPER DELUXCLUB COUPE Heatisr 1942 PONTIAC 6, 2 DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER 1941 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE, Heater, excellent condition ALITY CHEVROLET SALES Mixed Doubles Tournament La Rosa Bowl rBowling 200 Entry Fee 300 Total per Couple 500 Returned 100 V In Priies determined by number eateries Pinckney, Mirbigan ENTERIES MUST BE IN BY MAY 15th Tournament Dates May 20 May 27 If Necessary No Entry Fees Will Be Refunded i 70 SPOT FROM 200 4High Single Game for Men and Women 5,00 Each 44 1 eturs Agu The remains ot Mrs H, Mr Padley wert removed from the Gilkes cemetery last week tq tiie Pinckney cemetery Wm Moron is building an addition on his home, Bom to Wm Clark and wif last week an 11 lb qirl have moved into Mrs Nettie George Teeple and family Vaughns house while theirs is being remodeled Mort Mortenson suilered c broken arm last week when kicked by a horse 50 years aqo only 3 graduated at the Mich, State Normal this year there are 240, G W Baetcke is setting out 8000 locust trees and 1000 catalpa on his farm in Gereba, The Washtenaw Home TeL ephone Co, is building a line from Dexter to Pinckney via Por tage Lake George Burchell has taken over Wm, Moranis barber shop, There was a mistake in th1 telegram received here last wek, It was Mrs, Edward Van Or den of Webbervillewho died and not Mrs Charles VanrOdn, Henry Ruen was ori the cdfirm ative side of the debate at tho Detroit College of Law last week and won, The question was, Shall the School Board Be Re duced in Size I Fred Grieve has purchased S fine matched team of John BerY gin of Lakeland, , A Miss Wasson of Plainfield I was startinq a class of vocal music pupils hero j The Boland Electric Line that was built from Jackson to Dex 1 ter and never completed hctt been revived, The present pkm , is to build it from Pacers Cbra ers to Portaqe Lake via Dexter Feter Coniway is deliqate t j the Maccabee convention cu ,, Rattle Creek7 and Lincoln SmitK I alternate aOWELL VBOL 114 S MICHIGAN sw lels family Mr, Mable Smith and son guests of Hasen, of SoutL Lyon called on family, Mrs, Mary Hoff Monday niqht Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES w Mrs Jack Young and MrsLea Gibney were in Ann Arbor on James Burns has moved ta his new home out PackarcbAnn Arbor ,, The Ray Burns, Jack Yaunq, D Conklin and James Burns families crttendedthe QlarkRy an wedding Saturday MARRIAGE LICENSES Jack Stowell, 20,Parshalvill, Jean Frydl, 20, Parihallville John Whitehead, 20, Webber John Whitehead, 20, Webbsv vilL Eleanor Showermari, 20, WebbervilU, Tkmmae Clark, 22 Pinckney JtotU By 21, Ann t y w i The Peoples Store Groceries Dsygoods Canned Goee, Shoes LygJnesday, May 9,151 Pinckney Dispatch tered as 2nd class matter at n, r r 11i , ,, Act oi March 6 1877 Subscripuon Price 150 p Tthe Pfctitysville Civic Assn met at the school Tusiavmqh I Ernest Wilier of Lra 1 snowed J mn shd 7 ana cake wGs served Mr and Mrs Justus Stacker, Mr an r CiaYtoI,and vlr anH Mrs Clifford VanHorn teLsns raur 7JVisit Our New Location 1076 EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD Wl Mrs M e Hiidee spent Sun day at ifto rcrk Nash heme JL Gents i isliings Mr ana Mrs, Andrew Nesbitt i wcio Surv ay aurst oi Mr nn Mrs W C W ,1, of Dexier, i The Robert Crrunqer family of Lansing we Sunday quesis at the Louis C,le horn Mr and Mrs Louis C yie ana,Mr, aw Ivus, John Boy attend ed the Ryan Clark wcadinq in ception a ho Bnqhton Ameii can Lee Juli, Saiurday n I HAVE A COMPLETE UNEOF uiups Bathroom, Fixtures and are Kenne LOWEST ma EVER Special de lux PHILGASIAPPAN Ranee Walt ivi Cyril Gward back from FTuiaa W H Kuler recently undou went an operation at Fairhop, Alabama Miss Geitrud Spais spent Sunday at teo Russell Glover homo in howlerville Davil Aberdeen went to Detroit Sntuiany to soo Josephino Baker Mrs Anna Paey and Mis, Walter Glf v r oi Fovlervillo called at tho Pov Dllinqham home Thursday, The Lster MAke family spent Sunday at theSam Hr leau home in Cohoctah m m U Ilil Sunday quests oi Robert Pike 7 01 5 ifWtAJbW and Wlle woro lh Stanley Murj 7 11 3PQgPfi lt dock famy anu Mr and Mrs, Wm Bently f Corunna Mr, and Mrs Harold Hamm ond of Lansinq wre Sunday quests of the Clyde Fisher lam j ily 41 Mr crod Mrs Tlvmus R utter of Brighton called at the Roy , Dillingham home Sunday i Mr, and Mrs Clarence Pratt and the Reuben Bntler family of Ann Asbor aied n Mr, and Mrs John Boyer Sunday Dr and Mi La ay hurch Electric Heaters, Pipes,Fitrinjs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Puckaey Itead or Alive t ARM ANIMALS COLLECTED HORSS 10 Each COWS PROJUTLY 10 Each i HOGS 250 psr, Cwi WF BUY HIDEb m0 CALF SKINS Fbons 68 Ptoakey Central Oead Stock CO C rVi W,Vj Wear 3ilGHdJuoHe, SHOfS IF You Are On Your Feet Iong Hours Flutsibing Water Systems etc Stanley Dinkel v r tf Cradle your foot on 10 000 tiny fr bubbles, ia Velvet Eet Air CuiJUoa Sttoei I rtomatie, InsCanRghtlnt burners removable pore hit drip tray y fualite own vitH Jaaa inow nd oTen light 14hour tlock iith utn yisimldor siatscoojH nio, up to 30 riutoa ffciTuiilegivc3 , I iun f Wature mionnatioik t I 4Penon i 41 rwge LrfrJ working arta ort bin finish Conccaiod ofi j LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Mow fa the timt to moderniz yur kitchen with Philgas the thrifty ruftlcd gas for farm and tocvn homei Vou can hut far and wide, butyot wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rarge Rememlw, too, wt will glvt you vrcnerous vradein allovancc on your v4l range regard,krss of type,make, or condition Ev crms, if you wish MANY OTHER PHitCAS AmiANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE your home, oJttce, or hop, to give JACK HANNETT, Agent 3 1 8 South noweU Phone 1U I btcrte Trooper Gene Diakel has just returned from Nebraska and N Dakota where he drove Gov, Williams, The gover nor spoke at the Jackson Day1 dinner at Mnchell, Neb Mrs Eliza VanSickle and Mrand Mrs Al Dewey have re turned from Phoenix, Arizona Darlene Lewis, Sally Miller, Ann Shirley Reason, Mary Jean Kirschke, Paula Jurlett and Mrs Nelson Miller attended a Rainbow Girl raeetinq in Lan sing Tuesday niqht and one in Howell Saturday night Mrs Beulah Stanley is a patient at St Joe hospital Mrs Oscar Beck took a tetan eous shot It reacted and had to go to the hospital came home SundayFloyd Fuliord and vife of Wayne called at the Clifford Miller home Sunday Lemuel Martin and wife t Ypsilanti called on hi3 mother, Mrs Beulah Martin at the Man Holf home Wed night, Mr arid Mrs M E Darrow f Roddenviik, Ohio, and tho Dr Walter Meroor family of East Landing wer Sunday quests of Wm Mercer and wile I Ash or Wylie and wife woro Sunlday visitors at Bert Wylie homu Clarenc Walsh and wife of Detroit called on Mr and Mrr , Wm Shehan Sunday Mrs Gr man Kelly call a Timrrkjay Nancy Chubb speivt ihe week end with Alborta Dinkel The Mioses Alberta Dinkel, Nancy Chubb ana Bernico Maas were in Detroit Thursday Miss Betty Reason of Lansinq spent Sunday at the Albert Dink el home Alborta Dinkol, Nancy Chubb and Bernie Maas took hor back Sunday Mr and Mrs Gerald Hall of Chicago and Mrs LJ Mitchell j Gaif Hall called at the Wm i Merf 3i homo last week The Mitcneis ore mcvinq to Phro nex, Arizona Mr and Mrs, Ros Rr,ad spent Sunday with Mis J unl Feidler in Ann Arbor Mrs Florence Bauqhn ana Mrs Eleanor Bauqhn w re in Detroit Tuesday Phillip Sprout anr wi rpnt Sundav at the waii r home n Howell Nelson Miller a is C,T d lfshoulder last Thursday ivi is confined to his homo for awhile, Mrs Framos uohnn onertained tho past matrons of Pinck J ney Chapter 0E,S at her hornI at Rush Lake Monday, MosI dames Lettie Nesbitt, Edith j Carr and Lucy Reason were cohostesses, she Mrs, Phillip Sprout and Mrs, but George Crano were in Angola, I Ind,, Tuesday, Mrs, Helen Eisele and son, Leorlard of Fowlervilta called on Mrs, Emma Vollmer Sunday, Jojo, tho trained crow of Mr, and Mrs, Sam Gentile, favarite with school children, was shot by a morni rocontly whrS claim ed i bothered his children, Percv Movers has sold his dairv business in Detroit and daytime pightime spring I 1Th y0lir,8 ritflc The flare st, fairest them all Wond erso wearwithall ihorlie In MARYS funyface 100 wool that tur clean, new, and fluffy eve time you brush it brush is free Lady in the moon pocket, seven justheave colors seafoam, raspbe ice, sunshine, wpie, pi peach, nude, navy 9 to 15, 10 to 16 00 Strfc BY MMKTTf ,wrtfi f PmHiii KMcliea RwifM from 9 Automata Weiw Wletor from 8950 SEE US TODAY W HANKf AU fNSTALUTIOM feHTAIlS celbrated their 37th wedding j anniversary Sunday by hav ing dinner at Stockbridge and moved to his cottage at Bently going to Jackson I LakeMrs Hattie Swarthout is visit Mr and Mrs Wayne Ail e ing her son Harold, in Wyan and Kristin Tasch spnot hy 6 editorially featured in SENIOR PROM okey Swarthout dotte Fred Swarthout and wife of Detroit spent Sunday at the SE Swarthout home The John McGuire family of Detroit and the Robert Read family were Sundav guests at the Fred Read home I The fire engine was called to the Royal Baker home Sunday iafernoon on McGregor Rd by a graat fire Every Friday night is Howells big new shopping niqht Free parking everywhere week end at the Cy AtLee horn j at Gladwin EIRCES STORE FOH WOMEN BUY WiTH CONFIDENCE HOWELL, MICHIGAN Kr Supt Reader took 7 boys to l Charlotte, L G Gorham Mr and Mrs, Roger Can and the Detroit Boston game Satur f Wayne Kings oreheosetra af the day They wero David Nashj Walled Ike Casino Saturday MrAiuqrtjr Jim Nash, Jim Wilson Bill Row iqht , 71 ell, Chas Barrett, and Jim Am The Doyle Tempioton family pi the 0 Campbell home and burgey were from the 8thThere o Koeqo Harbor spnt the week had dinner at Blacks, JnelltGt were 8 others, Besides Mr Read end at the Albert Shirley home rnAf M U m or, Mr Morianty and Jack Han Mr and Mrs Carl Lent2 of M ,0 who nett drove Trade In Howell and get free ered a virus twectog HcweU storesclcsed Saturdav ckets for Howells Silver Festi in aIs gevXtt nights Shop Fridays to 9 pm f Free parking everywhere vol every Friday niqht at 905 toS019 p m Chevrolet lot across from wheel chair, is the A P i mm mmmSPT Wednesday, tfcr 9, 1951 Titl1 Vj V JHiflW i ii UV OrdwYttir FARM SEEDS NOW i AlfaKa, Clover d All Oth Seeds Farmers Ft J SuppJy Co PROFESSIONAL THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM iSaly 500 A M to 2 Except Wednesdays Mon Tun Fri Sat 7 to n, m DR a McCUJSKEY BE Farms, Homes Lake mt Bujfiness List Your PropextWtth Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearf jPtocltney, Mich Phone 18 3 Phone 157F11 Repcdrina MYBON I HUGHES Plumbing Old Heating State 8717lakeslte Drive Licene Rush Lake Denial m 112 North Michigan Ave I Telephone Office 935 Residence 8141 jf Evenings by Appointments p SWARTHOUT SON Howell Michigan Funeral Home HFpn cMfrr I Don C Swarthout Director HERB SNEED j Modern Equipment MAX RUSSELL MOB IN ,vJ 4 iewAppliajMiJ WE OFFER IOWCOST CONVENIENT i TIME PLAN Through GENERAL ELTSffffC CREDIT CORPORATION a A FURM POUCY i There is much concern today regaiding our foreign policy The recall of Gen, MacArhui and the present hearinqs in Congress have heightened the f confusion A firm policy is neec ed to give our nation direction As bankers we have noticed that the persons who save requl arly have fewer problems With t those people a Savincrs Aocouni I is their firm policy Establish a Savings Account and your own firm policy next payday Phone 183 207 E Grand River p, HiL TVn v Howell Michigan Phonea 39 63 ckney, Mich i Real Estate, Irsumnce, Brokerage FRED C REICKHOFF Sr Pinckney Michigan f j City, Lake and Farm Property OPTOMETRIST I A Speciality iM Youx ProPTty With Mj LEE LRVEY 120 West Grand River Av Howell r f ON StMeBAiS f All deposits up to 10,000 insured by ar membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poration CONSERVATION NOTES There were 215 accidents in he hunting season last year Generr Insurance resulting in 25 deaths and 190 Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich injuries Of these accidents 42 i A U C l O N EER persons were shotby their own j ecam SaleB A Speciality guns, 69 by members of their I own party and 31 by members BERT W YL1E of other partiesOnly 2 bow and Phone Pkickney 78F2 IZZ G,5Cidnt Were 0iiedi BEFRIGERATION sffiVICE neither of which was fatal HAROLD nrjDeer starvation is expected epairg Qn All Makes o reduce the fawn crop and Phone Pine aey 154F3 number of deer this yea 3,500 school students will at DR C J TOWNER tend the conservation field day J at Kingsley May 910 CHAA n Dentist Big and Little Crooked Patter, S PffiC oad Pr ron, Whutmore, Bennett, StrawjPhone Dextor 3461 berry, Portage and Four Mile j TTf are open for carp, garfish and I JaSI11Pf3 Adv dogfish spearing vUOBIAlCU IMlYe I Phone 358 Michigan Residence 615 LLOYD HENDEF Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detrr General Tricking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Miopia V WfLU NOTARY iNSURANCE and BONDS m PFm W NNCKNEY T VFOR MUNTZ SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day FUfcn 1000 A M to 1000 PJ4 609 East Main St, Pinckney A i , fi K1L The death of hundreds of fish, nosly bluegills in Union Lake, Branch county is beirig inves fated Mt Mae Metz of Howelt pent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home i f AVE HARDWARE Scarce Items MOTHERS DAY And what a girl Mom is Take 3 meals a day,add the family washing, include tender care for her loved ones along with running the heusehold on a slender budget and you have a 70 hour work week with no overtime pay Fencef Nails, Bailing No one can ever take Mothers place So lets make next Sunj day somthing extra special Wire Steel PostScaua iXBhe day WE HAVE THEM ALL ON HAND D E Hoey Sons PHONE DEX3ER 2 6 8 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hwe2L Mick Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits i Insured up to 10000 for each j Depositor FOR SALE Everhot EUeUef B88 KralZmillef Roaster with cabinet 2500,very i good Come after 500 p,m, I Livingston Jounty Phone 25561 Road Pinckney Repreb ve Ann Arbot Sam Gentile 162S Patterson Lake s FOJNDTwo wheeled Trailer FOR SALro deck 1000 chick 19 Michigan license Nc, 309 brooder, used very little, also , 69 Owner can have bv provj will do custom plowing inq ownership and paying for Arnold Bechler, 3690 M 36 E i wis adv Bill Baughn Phone Pinckney 65F5 WANTED TO BUY WOOL Highj est Market Prloe Lucius Doyle i Phone Pinckney 42 i Hav quick sudsing soft wafer for easier dtshwashmg, whifer washes, glorious shampoos, delightful bathing Gel complete details on this articling new automatic water softener FOR SALE7 room house, 2 i car, hip roof garaqe, 3 lots,cood j location, in town, reasonable price Call evenina or piione j 127 Albert Balder 625 West Unadilla, Pinckney, Mich 2201 Swarthout RdL WANTDBaby Sitting Bernice Singer Phone 127 FOh SALhOne 50 lnterauonal baler with motor, waqon load er, Jewell wheels, used very litt on o Apooj ej, W G Reeves, Stockbridae Pinckneys PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER Cats 43 ess than prewcr automatic modeli Ask for REE home trial 1OR SALETo close estate The Fred Jagusch house and 24 I acres at 9058 Cedar Lake Road I Pinckney A good chance to go FOR SALLiWestinghouse Roast j Pinckney A good chance to go er a 20 inch girls bicycle, a i in chicken business 24 inch boys bicycle j Fied Teeple, adm pnone 675 8649 Lakkeview, Rush Lake, j HcvcU, 1Alarm al I 7Z WANTED Custom Plowing, so fields to rent for com FOR SALE 200 bales of mixed EarrSchroeder corner 36 d MuayQ Farley Pd, l Pinaes Rood ,PEAL WANTEDThoee fam FOR bALE jonn Deere automat ic wire baler No 114 W aaoa condition also a ton of wire poig 26 W 8Z,SIAoa O M bridge, Michs UALITY GEORGE ROtTSH Plumbing WATER SYSTEMS 3 4 0 North Stewart St Phone Pinckny 1S3FU WANTED TO BUY A 4 or 5 room house from ownor, 4,000 or less, close in Pinckney 2368 Howell Si Phone 146F12 liar with the iarmer and his productThe product is fertilizer The nlap is unique The mone ample, If interested Write to General Liquid Fertilizer Co Kent Qitvl Wchiovm FOR SALESmaii White Ename itchen Ranqe, bums wood o coal, good condition Phone 137F11 7439 Bently Road FOR SALE We now have our pay DeKalb Seed Corn on hand Gel i yours while we have numbers Phone 62F13 j you want Price 1190 per bush mm el II interested eimer come and FOR SAUE10 inch Muntz Tele1 ses us or write us what kind you want and we will hold it tor WANTED POULTRYWiU Detroit Market Prices C H Iiovd Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Ceurteous Service Clarks vision 3eti a year old for 75 Gene N Druin, Patterlbn Lake Freeh Air Camp Rd FOR RENTEguippecT 153 acre Deary Farm C Murray, 8280 FARLEY Rd Pinckney, Mich AUTOMATIC SAW fiUNG 75c vjou Ralph Glenn and Son Gregory, Mich FOR SALEGardeii Tractor 5 Garden King with 5 attachments plow, cultivator, sickle bar disa and spike tooth, Reasonable Lucius Dayle Phone 42 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED WAlMlhUiAhM USIUMGS, we 150 Let us help you sell your farm Also Slssors and Knives have mare prospects than farms Service While You Wait All Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River Drlve,Hiland Lake L, IAROLD CRANDALL Phone 305W Howell FCm SALEPotatoes, Cabbage Onions rr I r f AfifoOwneri writ rt ptece your private pHungtr ever Mkit acashMttlement wtthoutdtptiecteHon twihtn90daitfron Omtcm win purcbHld new damaged to the tent of total loaa Mould ybur present policy do this HOLUS WYLIE General Insurance 355 East Man Pmdcney, MicK 80 ROYAL E if cut r hp Cut grass the easy way with the Big Capacity Reo Royal Easy to handle Quick starting 1 hp 4cycfe Reo engine Power to spare for steep grds, , PRICE SXftfBI toughet grass Grass catcher optional I Lavey Hardware v I 1 it t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 09, 1951 Description An account of the resource May 09, 1951 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 1951-05-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a1127ec30cf1dd9f2245422ad6612941.pdf a1d41a8d2c275855fc68dca016244243 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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W J tlM , , ft r41 k ,7 5 WWWWw t7VrzmWy Volume 68 TJc Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, May 16 1951 Michigan Mirror After taking it easy for four months the leqisiature faces a last minute jam oi legislation Bills are being considered hasti ly, amendments are nbt read and rules are suspended in an effort to clear the slate This is a poor way to run q legislature and one leading Re publican says his party must change this legislative inefficiency if it is to continue to merit continued support in Michigan Little has been done towards the Little Hoover committee in to effectThe report recomended Obituaries School oles Church Notes No 20 NELSON L MILLER Nelson L Miller, 45 died ai Grace hospital Dettoit,this morn ing He was the son of Mr andJ Mrs Louis Miller and was born in SanduskyOhio, Sept 26,1905 Sept 9, 1930 he married Helen j Thompson of Sandusky 16 years ago he moved to Detroit whtoi he was research engineer lo the DttroitMich Stove Co Fivo years ago he built a home at Bass Lake and moved here He was a member of the Pincknev Com School board, tho Conal church and an office of Livinq ston Ledge and the OES Surviving are his wife, three Oawinc, to flsplit between the STe SwlllinToa Ze, the ftrtd Oh governor more power The house of representatives for the second time in two years has approved a bill to increase their own salaries In 1948 they drew 1,095 In 1949 this was increased to 2,900 plus 400 ex pense money This years bill would boost it to 4,500 There is a move on to nominate Arthur Vandenbreg jr as senator to succeed his father Although he has been out oftha state many years he is familiar5, with his fathers international I policies , A meeting of the St tawrenc waterway project is called soon i for Omaha The governor wants a thrlugh route from the Ldbra1 dor mines to the Lake Michigan emelters The governor has instructed i the racing commissioner to in vestigate 1he links, if there are any between the Wolverine tfrack DetroiUandF Frank Costello, New York gambler In backing a law to permit old age grants to persons who take jobs the legislature is vio lating a federal law , Tearing off the top two floors occupantB oftthe buudina crre iremodelling fct will cost 2921000 but it was necessary The former j occupants of the buiding are scattered all over Lansing no The funeralis at the Pincknev Congl church Sat, 11 am,Revs McLucas orId Biady odiciaieg Burial at Pinckney Cemetoy Livingston Lodge No, 76 F AMwill conduct the services the grave s MRS BEULAH STANLEY Mrs Beulah Stanley, 65 ciiel t, at Si joe hospital, Ann ArbWJ Saturday after an illness of sey era months She was born fci Stratford, Ontario, being thai daughter of Walter and Metal Cornell For 17 years shewas secretary of the Church of Our f Savior in Cleveland, QhioShe married Earl Stanley in 1935 Four years ago they moved tal Pinckney Shewasa memberof the Pinckney bng Church, Pinckney CJiariter O E S andl active in social life here j Survivinq are a daughter St Mates Catholic Church Piackney Michigan Rev Fr ALbert J Scumui Pastox Sunday Masses Summer 6f0 800 1C00 1131 Water 800 llhQO j Noverma Devotions Confessions Friday evening at 730 p m Friday ailor Novennn lwction3 Saturday 731 000 P ML ihe 800 Mass by School Nob Current Comment tchen TasrhFUarUa, nu I fit vv movie j icum on Sunr rv n CWfKiutinaa CKomunity Church Rove Donald Broay, pastor 4n Tf l HI Ling ,t N,M, DU2zad hom 800 fri, 20U,Vocction Bible scho 1 teac ers in t ri puis aae Sat, 789, hov Har id H mlm, wll ep ah and Lli s uth , , , 3cmo 1 v ev W rid Mission in s a at and saw W, seri okies, book f,,r We ilsj out T, iv wac in Ann ma mission a v J v siiJ s o 10 30 , Ha i lie, O liv, a Jia , vi 01 Guijdrens S o bar taM 1 Sun, Lhoir sings it ir Baptis Chuich Ann A e vBraciy will a IsTue wiil i Leave PinckneJtia 800 Comj p 600 t P i s n ii Young Ld , Auxiliary m et MtinriCiiite iSfV h S Sup AFiunt Miinq Worsbip Su, lev Schoov Childiu tiou JoAj Mabie White of v mcIciMv Mrs Gil an fi nn 2iijhs aiulaoyian iAST MASTERS WORK For the hi ho past night and YoMn Pec pics Ccit Fcllo Churcl Pastor Walter Esch Paul Chaffee 100U , 1103, 11451 73o 8151 p ,jn ServV P Gretchan TgshBertie Beachy Kindjqarteu and Firat Iji Singe i back in school a tonsil , peiution v oie mukncr a ,,1, rip i,j John Burq 1J m th s ana 8 chlien vs it d shool rada r charts ina movi veu oraiKK iUiCe ciifi A made a scrip o lom about ti lins m ae a ieight ticuu rciX boad box, ommy K nn Arb Fiday Wo visited u ink a ov t cir m v s f id Ns I MI Buq visit ichol Fiidjy ateinoon C nii B uls 6c Mav or n the sick list TJ Tluid Cjrad6 Edl Rigqs wsn abten Wek b c ise i illn es i W ii paintiiicr our nviche map tins weiWe ivc a c ipe a hab, n lsnd nuri nrm t,n shown n it vV 3JW the kinj raarten 6h jr do move, last w k nd ni vol hem We honf our3 will, be roidv next wck Thursday w made paper flovers ,i oui m hers Th v rouilh and Finn Giaaee j Ve t k dl ti c plants w i raise if M th s Da1, om iu , and th i ss vv mnde We rre makina poster, tdav Mis Jfhn Bura tnd MisBb, Noskr visited oir rem Fridav In til multiplrtion dull he wdines were Nancv Siiioin, J,Vii Burg Sally Utly, Huth Au this is written th Dtr0J eet ear and bus sSke Lrodtoa1 outsider it o a game of bluff Ult an M nke last two grandciiildren Janet Brandon White The funeral was from Swarthout Fjneral Home 10 day afternoon, Rev Dcivu t lHCT ciii master Brady officiating BimawuSa 4r ag headed tnet iX Uo the Pinckney Cemetery, 7 Weslv Header, Paul no Ualvin Hooker, lies,, K cd MRS ANNA ASHLEY T Mrs Anna Ashley,75 dauah rat time in 11 vears Hia5tTs txdo o buiuxuay mglif and woiicpd 2 t uegjossiri impressive st0e 30 ,ccus am as i oRViCt STATION h rl i hu,y 1,cii apphepi stntuuve cuui iitec am 1 011 AAA piea 0 1owing Sevico SilKViCJt,Pnone 145 O Pad 4h qaJo were Bvoilv Campbell, Billy HUi t 1 Bar 3 ih qades ie qr niq to no D it zoj Mav 28 also 12 ma siaoyMayor Cuba has anttound ed he has tired ail 3500 striken Stili for some strange reaaoi he is still holaing meetings wit j the men ana trying to settle stiikeJust why is this necesBan ii the men are no longer employ d by the city If the mayor u sin ere why does he not put hilp wanted adv m the papet ana uiie 3500 men to replactjl tne iriktsWe doubt that h ho Intends v, do so These rJe mo, would be in the nature of stiikf breakers and would Want I much nvie than the existinq wage as they would be pretty Sire to bo in conflict with the stnk rs There is also a laboc shoituge and the factoiies them selves cannot get enough men The strikers are also bluffing when thoy say they will not rtum to woik until the Hutch insn art is declared unconstit ui nal It would take month for this question to reach the the supreme court If their waqe demands aie rnot the strikes CB9 pr tty sure to return to work Aft rneys in theestate of Earl Mi In 1 hotel chain owner who OVMC 1 171 hotels at the time of ins dalh and left an estate of 6,500,000, iiled claims for fees o S435000 which have been iiiow d Milner left 8 children by two wives 90 percent of the stce wrs left to a sonEarlan th ther children sought to bieak tho will In the settlement bads snnie was cut to 68 per o the rest being divided run nq Mrs Milner and the children The three executors aot Otto Paulson, pr, roy CHARACTERS WE HAVE MET For some time w have had tn urge of write about some of the characters we have know in 6f lifetime Here is No 1 This character whom I knew in m,youth who I will call Bill had a limited education, he could write his name and that was about all He was a good worker and was usually employ ed At different times he was a Hbackeimithfl helper, icement j farm laborer and street cleaner I His failing was the bottle and for periods he would be under the influence In those days churches had many revivals, mostly in the winter and the revivalists wer of helfire and brimstone order and painted the horrors of hell with a glowinq brush Old Bill never missed a revival, Hell fire and brimstone was music to his ears and he was always the first convert For a shor time he was the hero of the day and several times was rewarded , by being made church ian itou Eventually he fell from grace but always staged o comeback at he next revival In the course of some 40 years he was probably saved more times than any other person in t he state He was goodhearted and often took care of sick people His brothers and sisters preceeded him in death One died in a distant city and he paid his fun eral expenses and brought him home for burial N He was int his seventies when whileworklnq in haying he fell off a load of hayand broke his neckThe church to which he professed membership gave him a fine funeral It was found he had small bank account and an insurance policy sufficient to pay funeral expenses o ter of the late Michael and Ellen Sloan Dolan of Pinckney oeu in Detroit Friday She vvair the , widow of the late Charles Ash I ley Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Marion Hanson and a s n, Frank Also four sisws, Mrs I Roselia McClear, Mrs Minnie j and Miss Ellen Dolan, all of 1 Nowlin, Mrs Florence Chapman Detroit Two brothers, Thomas and Frank and deceased The funeral was held at St Dominick Catholic church,Detroit Monday morning Burial was in, St Mayc Cemetery Pinckney WITH OUR BOYS IN SERVICE Freddie M Murphy, son of Mr andrs J C Murphy of Pinckney has been promote to corporal and assigned to the, 8143rd army air unit on Clark , Air Force Base in Central Luzon Philipines he has been since February 1950 He enlisted in j 1948 A former student of Pmck ney high school, he was em 1 ployed by the Horrigan Const I Co of Huston, Texas, prior to i enlistment I Livingston county was to send eight men to the Detroit induct j ion center May 15 They are Vincent LaRosct, PincknoyNich olas, BonFilgo, Ralph Gereko, Charles Kellogg, Leslie Herbst, Howell Edward Howe, James Mitchell, Brighton Isadore La toxy, Gregory Pvt Jack Darrow who has been in Korea since February, in now in a rest camp in Japan Eiio,Henv ana Bert iei a Hauck, Jack Hannett Hooker Fecy Ellis headed the sec ond team assisted by Tj Dick ison Joe Griffihis, Clii Mill Olin Robinson, Clyde TIL he C Veddr Floyd Marji On Campbell, Budette Vogel jock Hannett Rex Sackett a past muster o Tyuan lodge Detroitwas aiven honcrary membershipfirst ver contrred by Livingston LodaeOlin Robinson made he pre s n tation Lunch was seived to about 100 by Lcnnie VonSlam orcoic, Wayne and Lou3 Wau oncir jr c IS Jv,nrid,Ty as Mr JLEO r SMITH CSeo F Smith 6t died at his home m Hamburq Sunday He spent most of his life in this sec tion Until recenlv he was employed as a meat cutterHis wile Is dead, his soa, Abney is his sole survivor The funeial was at the Swar thout Fuoeral Home today Rev Ross WeUwood oi Brighton of Cemetery ANN ARBOR LODGE HERE FRI Ann Arbor Lodge No 544 F s A M will be the guests of Livingston Lodge No 76 on Fri day night May 18 and work 2 MM degrees Leo Fredette is the master of this lodge and Calvin Hooker, former Pinckneyite is secretary Lodge will cpen at 630 p m for examination of candidates Lunch served after degree work Lets have a good turnout Livingston Lodge will work degrees in Ann Arbor in the falL Lodge will open at 1030 am Saturday to coniduct Nelson Miller funeral By Order of the W M P W Curlett, Sec Nolire St Marys Altar Society will hold a bake sae at tMartins FOUND SHOT night about 645 and Mrs J J Bressler ol 534 Walnut St,Ann Arbor wero driving wst on Darwin detre saw an unconscious mn in a parked car near the qiavrl pit on the Bobon ferm Thev ed Deputy Frank Ziealer wh had the man brought to DrRav Duffy in Swarthout ambulance Dr Duffy found he was shot in the slomach and had him taken it McPherson hospital, The man is Kennen Kamp who stus at Patterson Lake with the widow of Robert Millikin in the VanSkiver ccttaae Midi ken was killed i on aide accident last fall The car Komo had was an old taxicab belonn inig to Dale Milliken of Patterson Lake Kamp has worked at the Lanski iunk yard Ann ArborSo far Kamp has reiusod to talk or give an accouni he Pea v, qiv Vv iei vni nOCK COTIRMATIUxN AT I ST MARY CHURCH1 5J p pie v 10 c niime at St Marys hurch inckna lost Friday night p Bin o id be ueSiStrd by 10 orests i Rev Morgan Hairiss oi Bi siit iiiere v G 14 olul r n an 22 ao dti CONSERVATION DEPT Ahryiah oil he ncv r 1 en disc,v re j in h uppei pern 11s do th lep 3ys I request t lees 2JOLi ic in Luiipo T,v ecu ty io i aui oa e Id oil ana gas rlg,,t r 4M0 aco, in Lvmgst ,n oenty wdi be dor ed io saleSine 1927 when, per mHs wc firs leguircd 17000 oil end qcs w 11 drilling per mi s, h oeou ieue Since thee ha e have lr en drill 1 in V ery Pever jnnul county from 10 in S mil o to 23000 n AlleganT, reet dee record hie var i, 0 oi L for 198 ir s at 1071 TLS hj 0i eve r n pared to 244 iires and 23 R uni Mr and Mrs Vedder 80,000 each and 5 law firm r 0 U 1 unu bus VinSkiV 11 it 0fs, pot leek dmnei ieav back aiA iixth Grade Teis class showed all room t i movie, dikki T kke last week Tn b ys play b II wild th 7th grade IA ndr j mns iMass v is t e e 0 , s t m aio I ii ye, th qr D ns Kenite v voe W miss li O 1 do griphy i elvrkd S v nth C, i We mad idoth s rest capt mi Marv 111 lJSt were Ve haw received a tettetf from a Iv p tbiian congressman in which he snys Gen MacAr tdm nevLT has advocated an in v isivi oi China by the United St tes What he does advocate e t arm hang Kai Cheks Hrny, ieins port them to the Chu Q mninlnnd bomb the e base, and let Chek do iv iing A sort of lets you m fight proposition Be lisking iiussian interven h the cm ere or week Wo thank h xpe r11 eaoh Fri svoi d iiav ei, like Ier Vc idv nedU VJ this year sc Oi wo Da llw 1 o ks T,31 Sr t v it ie lis c untry e plan tiry Alies W,,uld wouid haye out alone cm never accept Mr Id ut nts l,c lor is Last vjn t r n dns D e or ana wire is rob n is t kina vs to ae for c c tun the legislature install the Matt in Michiqaa had passed it iinq n 1 vn m vie Shirley Qn acres a yea Thoc chonq s pike, G ti ne tim lishmg in r a lave d t Eighth Graa iiir 7, J an 1 es 11 qo wit ur mt fi flr, o ni kf , c B ach i wdiiiq all th ste ics for th piciu e Our game at Hambra was rained u Fuday but we went uesday and vn 20 to The Ouse in kill c tho bid to a h c tts bdlct dt r th senate so next year you will still be able to voe straight ticket in Miragu w Maseachusett plan waula L ve made it impose M The lav was aimed at ne couny where 64 percent e billot cast werestraiaht siiin of county electtOQ ds a isei its defeat They m d t would take 3 or 4 r longer to count the TOtee load r endless confusion Ov hoc Cla ho one cgun Tfo ake A pi vols in,r eased Huron 57 or 51 S Ci i A 1 Ontario 31 aed Superior 22 The dept io studying Ixxtl s insect and ana m ho is to outrl them In the past they hav damag r forests eawn 9 Pin krey loet ta B ghon Tuos 6 to 4, Hewlett being the losina pi gher Ch lsea boat T a revs 16 to 9 Wednasduv Th v ton ,t, ugh school last Tuesday 10 I Bnah a one as ma as frrest firs THE JUNIOR HOP t HJLV oi how was shot He was in Pinck noy at 600 and bought a box of 22 shells qt Lavev Hardware A 22 rifle was found in the ccar Kamp is the son of the late Charles and Julia Thuiston Kamp of Dexter MORE DELAY Twenty throe property owners between the Portage Lake out le cd the Dover brdge havfiled a protest against the plan to dredge the outlet, put in a tetand establish flood control to prevent spring Uood damage at Portage Lake They want in dam built at the edaeof he ar vs Jeffreys tabe dredged, otherwise it would create low water and problems determental to their welfare Mast of them are devel oping their river frontage The flood control Proqram is now stalled while fhe ioint Uv flckxtina Burial In Hamburaifood on Saturday Mav ingatoriWashtenaw cof11 26 from 10 cunto 2 pm 1 secures rights of way to dredae FAMILY MAKES GOOD Mr and Mrs Dimitry B isoff, the displaced persons who were brought here last year bv Pinckney citizens under span s ship of Rev Brady and went to Chicago after a few weeks hav paid back all the mArrv ndvanod W their passage hero from Europe and made a 10 donation to the chnr h SOFT BALL GAMES Tn he soft boll Ipnano th La vey team won 2 gams Jeffreys one ider and mover lost Games ths vVrMoivWid , mover vs Reade Wod Lavov j Games next week Mrn Lav ey vs Widmeyr, WadReader vs leffreys REWARD REWARD I will pay a reward for the capture of the persons who robbed the Lakeland Country of over 500 Monday rtight Eric Ormsbv te school be Ha urday 31 niaht Id at with tha us ied hall, wrrrf with We, large attendanceThe sly decorated tho dass dors etc Music furnished by Ken Caaes 6 and WH piece orchestra The grand marh was led by Milton Iattesan senior olnss presiaont and his friend, Marilyn Clark, fallowed by Card Fuhrman Junior class prosidont and h r freed Don Wiltse Favors wue given and puirh served After 100 a toe pupils haa dinner at differ nt places CURRENT COMMENT Cont sorea ha e ball and soft ball hT si 3400 Few came to the Sunday games and there were some good ones too It was the same inevciy city in the league Th aalogos will televise no foot bad games this fall as their crowds fell off last year Detroit base ball attendance Is way down this year and their exper ience my be simildr to Jhat of the man who sat on a limb and SOWPH U rH, 1 , and errors The R publican national con rmtieo mot at Tulsa, Oklahom j last week and selected Chicacjo i as the plnce for their 1952 con veniiinThis ie expected to help tlie ehrmoes of Sencrtor Taft for the prosidental nomination as he is the drilling of tht McCor mi ks who control the RepubU an parly in Illinois They turned down a proposition to endorse Gen ManArtdurs foreign policy the R publican natiortal com mitteeman from Illinois statinqit was the duty of the Rtpublioaxi part to draw up their own fer ign pelicy , Base Ball rom Chanidler haft turned down the request of tfajti Flint Central League team tor clj split in what the Detroit ball elub aets for televitlnq and broadcasting games, cratt thel Flint club have artaoucedjbeivv will take the case to aourlthelj olam is that the broadcasts ana teliveses ruin the attendautee Of rninor league games All tnal league teams went in last vear There is much in the minor leaque claim years ago it was possible take in from 50 to 100 at Sunday ball game In Today you ceannot take im icent monley to pay Last yeacimho nor VAKjmiwrmKiGe1 llWi rrv A vliQfo w tAJ gljIHCTDttPATCg Wednesday, Mayje,IfST J Fin poking eve where Rev Sutherland preached the, I Sermon Drrn NnArlror t tu I 5awe5PM Michigan Family Becomes Millionth Owner of Nl Telephone System The Brady Dentons of 520 W Bristol St, Saginaw, became the Millionth stockholder in ihs Bell Telephone System Pictured from left to right are Brady Denton, Jr, 6 years old u Denton, holding Bobby, who is 4 months old Johnny, age 3, and hh, Denton, Dusiness history has been made in Michigan A Saginaw family has become the millionth owner of the most widely owned business in the worldthe American Telephone and Telegraph Company No other company has even half as many owners The Bell System is owned by stockholders in 19,000 communities in every state, fn cities, hi towns, on farms, people in all walks of life sharing the same faith in the strengift and integrity of American business, The savings Of these million flockholders have improved and expanded the Bell Systems service to the nation made it the bast telephone service in the world And thats especially important today Good telephone service is a valuable asset in peacetime i, but vital in time of national emergency Were proud to welcome our new owner, the Denton of Saginaw And were especially proud that tUi fciitoric milestone has been reached in our MICHIGAN Bill TIIIPHONI COMPANY tawa JgS m ktei feflMl 25 You Mji Bph Betmrft, 6 die at her home m Hamburg Mat Wcn one of the largest ever held 13She leaves her husband and ifl Pinckney at,the Conglchurch a daughter, Una Dhow tcret clot Saturday Qi funeral of Dr H F Slater nights, Ihop Frfdai to 9 p m eermon Dan Noecker sang with i w Thur May i ,, i jNellie Gardner as accompanist i Arthur Shehan has resigned a head of the Pinckney CoOp erative Co Rev Maycroft is attending the state Congl conference in Grand Rapids Wm Greeley Conner is d patient at University hospital, Ann Arbor , Gregory had 2 fires last Wed , One at the Wm Marshall home and onte at the Charles Gal braith home Beatrice Carpenter and W H Joyner of Newcastle Pa, were married last week at the home i of the brides mother, Mrs Hor ace Sayles in Deland, Florida f The school holds graduation 1 exercises May 21 with all the I grades in the achool takina part 17 Susan Hayward, Don Doiley and George Saunders I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE Cemed ifowlty Caitoa Friday,, Saturday, May IB 19 Ronald Reagan, Diana Lynn to BEDTIME FOR BONZO Plus Dick Powell, Rhonda Fleming in CRY DANGER cartoon DexferThea DKKTfifc ftOCKGAJf Friday Saturday, May 18 19 Deluxe Double FeaturJ THE GREAT MISSOURI la TerKlcolor Neighboring Notes Arthur Wiltse,owner and mar of the Ann Arbor Press, a print, ing firm, was killed last week while dynamiting stones on hie farm near Whitmore Lake A stone fragment hit him on the head Dr, R Clyde Ford,80 who retired in 1940 as head of the his tory dept of Mich Stae Noimal died last week He was a popular speaker and back in the days when it was consided the cuslom to have speakers at com mencement programs he spoke at both Pinckney and Dexter Sunday Monday, May 20, 21 Matine Sunday 230 p m continuous I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE F B I Ziaxtiaq Frank Lovejoy, Dorothy Hart and Phillip Carey Comedy Cartoon News vTues, Wed, Thur, May 22 23 24 Bob Hope Marilyn Maxwell Lloyd Nolan Jane Powell In THE LEMON DROP KID Cartoon March ol Tlmo Coming Break Through, The Compdy She Keeps Wendell CoryMacDonald Plu Tim Holt In Show 700 and 9t30 Sunday Monday, May 20, 21 DYNAMITE PASS Sun 34,7 MOIL 7 and the hit of the year AT WAR WITH THE Al A Comedy Starring Peon Matin, Jerry Lewis Polly Bergin 1 Cartoon Pto Tuov Wod Thur, May 22 23 A War Drama BREAKTHROUGH with David Brian, John Aaar Frank Lovejoy Cartoon Short SYLVAft iHEATER Chelsea Mich Jriday,, Saturday, May 18 19 LOVE THAT BRUTE A Good Comedy Starring Paul Douglas, Jean PetersJoconf Davis, Keenan Wynn j Cartoon News Sports Coming Dallas, Sugartoot Operation Pacijte AVOKTflEAitii , StockjbridgaMicMgc Friday,, Saturday, May 18 19 CROOKED RIVER A Western in Color The county cshool board rnshowa 715 915 sisting of Rev Beahcy, Lyle J Glover, Percy Allmand, Kenn MacCallum as school commiss Sunday Monday, May 20, 21 i THE MATING SEASON Comedy Starring 7j eth Hyne have rehired Gladys I Gene Tiemeyjohn LundThelmai ioner for 4 years anri Mrs Earl Ritter, Larry Keahna Wright as helping teacher The Utiex Co, a branch of James Ellison, Russell Have and Fuzzy Knight and HLJACKED highway melodrama wit Jim Davis, Marsha Jonej the Universal Die Casting Co of Saline, is building a plant at J Fowlerville to employ 125 men The Fowlerville high school i alumni banquet is June 8 The Howell city council has voted to drop one policeman j from the payroll j I St Pauls Epsicop church of Brighton is building a parish house 60x40 The new drivein ihentre at U S16 and U S 23 opened last Friday, inq application for takinq the May 24 is the deadline for hiGregory, examination for postmaster at Livingston county qot 41,184 60 in sales tax money last week Putnam got l,18838,Una dilla 1790400, and Hamburg 1,77838 k Lois Ellwart of the Howell senior class has won a regents scholarship at the University of Michigan, R N Housner, sales mqr of the Livingston Motor Sales, is on a motor trip throuqh the south for several weeks Elda Kuhn of Greqory celebrated his 91st birthday May 2 The Unadilla Mother and Dauqhter banquet was May 12, Born to Mr and Mrs Micaeel Todara Patty Hadden May 4, a daughter The Y M C A camp at Biq Silver Lake optns June 24, 7 lears Ago J Cecil Siqler has scarlet rash, j Ann Arbor has orqanized d colored base ball team with a i former Paqe Fence star as mqr The aucticn at the hotel was called off N H Caverly who is j moving to Dundee, selling the furniture to John Tuomey who j will run thehotel Hair Heatly and Ada Gohn of Greqory were married at St Marys church May 17 Brighton parties caught 30 eels one night last week The suit of Mrs Juila Fitzsim mons vs Edward Reilly, Ham j burg saloon keeper and his bondsmen, James Crosman and J M Crosman is up for trial in Ann Arbor this weeklt was orig inaily set for Livingston county but the defense qot a chanqe of j venue MrsFitzsimmons alleges that the men responsible for the death of her husband, TKomaa Ftzsimmoil Hoctat liquor of Reilly Later we hear was settled for 1125 The graduatioq class numbers 8 3 girls and 5 boys They are Joie Harris, Ethel Graham Flor ence Andrews Glen and Percy Hinchey,, Erwin Monks, Louis j Monks, Eugene Reason A fte at Woodward Ave and Palmer Park Detroit has beer I picked as a permanent site for the Mich State Fair A Michigan Central train j with the presindenf of the road , , aboard went 547 miles last week at the rate of 109 miles an hour It is predicted that all fast trains will soon travel 100 miles an hour WmLedwldfe and MikeRoch liave bought the George Black house at Anderson, JohnDunne is plowing with c t yoke of oxen Charles Bullis has a new piano I Disney Cartoon Donalds Calf Came Sundnv Show 3 5, T, S Thur Tue, ed, Thur, May 22 23, 24 TIMBER FURY An Action Drama Starring David Bruce, Laura LeeZoro, the Wonder Doa UNDER MY SKIN A Drama Starring Tohn GarfieM Micheline Prello Comings Payment of Demand My Forbidden Past Heart of the RcVkies Sunday Tuesday, May 20, 2 THE STEEL HELMET Korean war story with Gene Evans Steve Brodie by one who was there Comedy Cartoon Ni vomjngWagon Master, The Avengers SPECIAL NOTCJE The senior class needs t more lacMes to drive on the ior trip from,Jme 4 to 12All e penses paid If you can dril call the school or contact a m ber of the class kSBSS Plumbing Water Systems eic Stanfe y Dinkel i M acn Nightly EXCEPTSUNDAYS JACKSON It ACE WAY PariMutuois POST TIME 815 pm Daily Double Closes 810 CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED JAKON TROTTING ASSOCIATION, INC, JACKSON, MICHIGAN f l immivvM A HiMrtATdr 1951 v People Store Groceries Drygoods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents, Furnishings Linyerio T, Pincknty Dispatch tered as 2nd class matter at postoffice Act of March 6, 1877 114 ScHowell StPinckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curjett Publshev Mis Isabel Nash of Ann Ar bor and the Dr Jamea Nash family of Coldwater were Sun day visitors of Mr nnd Mrs I Martin Ritter jr I Charles Eisele and wife of i FowJerville and Mrs Noimcc Gerycz of Detroit called on Mrs Emma Vollmr over the week, end I m W en iyne AtLee and wife were Sunday quosts of the HorrJ Hess family jn WaterlooMrSsU Wm Sn f Mr Ms AWnRndSOnf Jakson Zitn n nLHarns and douahter Zita, of Detroit and Mr ond Mrs Louis Shehan and rrancis sonm Ypsilanti Sunday to see their Visit Our New Location 1076 EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes,Fjtrinjs Myron Hughes LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Ptoctoty Granddaughter, confirmed Jane W nrner Kennedy Gen Store 10WEST FICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Ranee Tom Line jr entertained Jnends Saturday in honor birthday Mr and Mrs John Bo, a I ten1 a meetinq Thursday niqht r the Pasf Noble Grands of Lois Rebecca LHqe in Ann ArbV The Lawrence Bauqhn fanulv spent Mothers Day at the G W Latimer homo neat Munith The Robert Seefield family of CoIumbu,s Ohio, wore Sunday quests at the Earl Bouqiin home j with the other members of th1 ij family The Murray Kennedy familv 11 spnt Sunday at tht Culver farm in Deerfield , I MrsRobert Read and children1 i called at the Arthur Bullis homo , in Greqory Saturday Mis Frank Aberdeen is sorncl inq part of tha week in Detroit The C W Hooker Dead or Alive PROHtPTLY 10 Each VARM ANIMALS COLLECTED HORStS 10 Each COWS HOGS 250 per CwlWF BUY HIDEb m,D CALF SKINS Phone 68 Ptaaftauy Central Dead Stock CO a vmtvzrxvaemx a Announcement sjcKJil Fffective June I, 195 J H Hooker Tiie Bill Bauqhn family spent Sunaay at the Franklin home in Howell Miss Ann Heath wh went to California last toll came hmo Thursday Her broth r with whom she was stavina havina qone to Japan with the air eorp The wedding of Jerry Clark ana Barbara Clark takes place at St Marys onureh Saturclav Reception is at Winans Lake County Cfub 23 members of the hiqh schoot chcrus went to Lansinq Sa automatic, instunrJlghtlnz burners removable poreftatn drip trays fUualiteoven vitJt tfaatvv few and oven light J4hour dork ith Huitin V Visimlrdcr si as coonf 053, up to o irlnutea V fkisruideghestirrh ud tern leraturc IrJcrrotioiv V rjliriirtted clonal Krts aen ren is cm v IKV iTupsi rHr top J range LtTti working ara Portkin finish Con real od n vn r J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now is the time to moderate ymu Wtohen with Philga the thrifty fcottlod gas for farm and toivn home Vou can huat far ad wide, but yo wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe ratge Hemerobsr, too, we will give you a generous oadein allowance o your cW range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy erms, if you wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS A FIANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I Mrs Ida Byers and dauqhte Janet, of Ann Arbor wore Sun 4 day quests of Mr and Mrs Ross ieud and with thom and the t Howard Road family had linn , er at Hollie Ellises Lakeland J MrsMildred Tost and daualn fer, Marilyn and Mr anH Jim Nanco of Dearborn and Anna Cart and Ethel Rossmcm of j Marion callod at Andrew Jamo I bell homo Sunday and all had dinner at the Glen Kinaslev lome I rir il lo xiiq oaiur Miss Madqe Jack of Ann Arbor uvot hna T hl SQ fe the Harry Lee and Mylo Keillor Snt ra a eV CTOt n Exch families and Frank Smith of YD qn u , sllanti were Sunday visitors ni daudiw vt ati f home of the S HCarr homo j RJff f Flmt Cnlle r A n ii , , Mrs Mary Hoff were Lemuel Trie Max Reynolds family en Martin and wife Mrs Ie KZ tertained Mrs Morloy Reynolds Her and Mrs Eleanor Koeller A, and Mr and Mrs MJ Reason daaqhier,Josephine,of Ypsilcrfc at dinner at Hollie llises Sun Mss Jessie Rahi of DeSrii Rrl P I C T SPjLthe rXfeek eild Wlth Mr Harold Reason of San Lorenzo, and Mrs Floris Clark Calif, called up his parenteMrj Clyde Darrow and wife c Mil j and Mrs MJ Roason Sunday J ford and Wm Darrow and fam T i TN T,r ,r , i t Y Sturqis spen the wV Leslie DeWolfo son Gerald, end with Mrs Flora Darrow anr dauqhter, Joan, called at the Mr and Mrs M E D Don Swarthout homo L,,rJav, had dinner at Hollie EllisT0W TVT o L T I lakeland Sunday Thir aaiac NIrs Don Swarthout is rakina r uuai a niqht course at the Mich State Normal Thursday nites The Herb Palmer family of 3Y ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Dexter Savings Bank WILL BE OPEN EACH FRIDAY FROM 900 A M to 500 P M AND EACH SATURDAY FROM 900 A, M TO 1200 NOON JNTIL FURTHUR NOTICE isee at ti Sunday Thfir ter, Mrs Constance Loomis call ed them up from Lonq Island Sunday niqht Mr and Mrs Fred Read en Dexter Savings Bank Dexter Michigan AdM Flint spent Sunday with his POT rtoinied 28 for dinne Sunday ents here , heV wf, the Robert Read and James Whitley Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child ren nnd MrsEmma Dinxel were f in Stockbridqe Thursday Mrs Florence VanBeuran of Byron spent the week end with Mrs Emma Dinkel Mrs Jack Mlligan and child lamiiics and i the John McGuire, Steve Biown , and Hcrrolod McKnzi families I of Detroit, Joe Schosscr nnd wif 1 Ann Arbor and Frank Peters and wife of Jackon The Leo Bettys family of1 Walled Lake and the Roqar Ccrrr i Carx family were Mothers Davi qnests of Mr and Mrs Wavnoi From where I sit ty Joe Marsh One For The Book I dren, Karen and Dick, of East Carr of Pcrtaqt Lake Lansinq spent the week end with Mrs Cora Webb 31 school childrn from the primary room went to Dexter on Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell, spent Sunday at the Carl Lenta homo in Charlotte Mrs Eloyse Campbell accom panied Mrs Nelson Miller nJ to the school bus Wed and took Grace hospital Detroit, Monday New York Central train to Chel, wnere Mr Miller wass operated sea their first train ride Their j on for brain tumor, chaperorfes were Mrs Thayer, Mra Acklev Mrs Win Bauqhn Trad and Mrs Gayer VaJ VV ndav nSght at 905 Miss Reynolds, our town librarian, really pat a smartalcck motorist in his place hrt wck riqht in center of t wn, r rvor of Main and Walnut Her car stalled, t lie Most drivers just a,, fjMiftly realizing she coulit help it 01 one fellow kept blaring away n his horn So Miss Reynold gets out of her car, walks ovci and says sweetly, Tm afraid T cant start my en From whre I sit, a lot of ui are sometimes a little overeagw to ound off before we rally understand wht it3 all about Letfi try to see the other fellows aide in whatever he does how h votes, what he thinks, whether his preference is for a glass oM beer or buttermilkrather than simply blast out anyone who gets in thr way of our ideor, in these ma vrr, p m Chevrolet lot across from The Pinckney Ladies Bowlina the A P Store gine If youd like to try Ill stay n in Howell and qt free here and lean on that horn in vru That stopped him I a, o MJ1 League wUl hold their banauet Thusday niqht at the Gondola near YnslW I Kite, ,, btuta Urewvrs Foundation 1 nmr at SEE US TODAY AU NTAtLATtOW KTAIU 8 ockey Swarthout Tho Dr Jrmis NII Coldwaer spent Sind 1Te Lynji Hnnde home MrsElla Slapish, th Clar no Stapish family r Chelea ana Eva Melvln sp nt Sund rv withj Mr and Ms, I ouis ol TITP Andrrw Nesbit family spent the week tmd in Ypsilanti with the Gordon Hestor family Mrs Eleanor Ledwidae and Ncm went to Fowleivilte Sundav In order to see Master ifevin Andrew McMacfcen terke his first commmunion EveiyTriaay niqht la Howelli blq new shopping night Free parking ertiywheer ROY FISHER COMItNATtON to wciiMt, vailk hi id UM IdtiM Hw W , v Te r ,J li1 ry fWWg s Wi iU CV fi ITS FT J 11 iV IB PROFESSIONAL 8IMW 1 M ml FARM SEEDS NOW Alfatta, Clover still All Othe Seeds Farmars FeeJ SuppJy CoJ REAL 10 THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM j FannB, Bey M Duify M D i cmd ickney Michiqan aily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mon lues, Fri Sat7 tep,m DR CL fo McCLUSKEY Denial 112 North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935 Residence 8141 Evenings by Appointments j I Howell Michigan HERB SNEED Ittes List Your PropAr wflh Me GERAUMUefON Broker 2 0 9 tterfh Peaxi Pinckney, Mich Phone 1 3 3 Phone 157F11 Repairing I MYSON J HUGHES j Plumbing fl lUcrdoa J State 8717Lake8ke Drive License Rush Lakf P rf SWARTHOUT SON MAX RUSSELL MOR v VVriy WS1 AppliJ WE OFFER tOWCOSrCONVENIENTj TIMf PAYMENT PLAN Through GENERAL ELtCTTTrC CREDIT CORPORATION A FIRM POLICY There is much concern today regarding our foreign policy The recall of Gefc MacArhur and the present hearings in Congress have heightened the f confusion A firm policy is need I ed to give our nation direction As bankers we have noticed that the persons who save regul arly have fewer problems With those people a Savings Account Is their firm policy Establish a Savings Account and your own firm policy next payday Pinckney, Michigan COUNTY CAREER DAY Tht frst county career dav will he held at Howell high rcool Friday, May 18 Junior , and senior students, to the num iinekney, Fowterville and er of 400 from Howell,Hariland Pinakniey, Fowarvilte and migihton will attenld Business men and parens art invited Consultants in 44 different ranches will outline require merits to students These consul tantas are drawn from all the uieqes and nursina schools in the state The mornina cess on starts at 945 and the after oon at 1230 Lunch will be served at the school Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Phone 183 207 E Grand River j p, oTptSVrfi Howell Michigan i gJ9 63 EPt Real Estate, Irsurance, Brokerage FRED C REICKHOFF Br City Lake and Farm Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ave 1st Your Property With Me Howell t Michlaafl Residence 615 LEE LAVEY r Slfsaaei i McPHERIONSBAK All deposit up to 10,000 insured by membership in th Federal tWposit Insurance Cor poration BEAUTY HINTS FOR JUNE BRIDES Generrl Insurance j Phone 59F3 Pmcknsy, Mich AUCTIONEER farm Sales A Speciality BERTWxUE Phone Pmdmey 78F2 , REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAflOLD R5wr Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinclney 154F3 DIL C J TOWNER Dentist 6044 Portage Lake toad, rrtr Phone Dexter 3461 Phone 358 LLOYD HENDEF Livestock Haullna Weekly Trips Made To Detrr General Tracking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mic EwTwr LIE NOTARYINSURANCE and BOND PFNE 13 9INCKNEY FOR T V MUNTZ SEE ROY E FISHEB Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Dav Flifci 1000 A M to 1000 PJ4 509 East Main St, Ptockney Classified Adv YOU AN STRENGTHEN Aiuasn JO WHY SHI LA VElf HAPDWARB I Through Your Purchases of Scarce Items Fence Nails, Bailing Wire Steel Posts WE HAVE THEM ALL NHAND DE Hoey Sons U S DEFENSE BONDS By Saving Regularly at Our Book Sally Young, writinq in this Sundays May 20 2issue ot he American Weekly ,EXCLlS 1VELY with the Detroit Sunday imes, describes the step by3tep preparation every bride should follow to look lovely on l ner wedding day Bridesto be, I this handy guide will save you time and needless worry See Sundays Detroit Times MAFtRiACi LICENSES falter Bluemal, 20, Rapid f ity, N D, Lora Mae Grover22, righon Charles McConnell21, Brighton,Glena Fox, 19 Brighton FOR SALE Alfalfa Seed, lbs Nick Coluser M 36 East Phone 65F13 e K 75 A , jPhil Barney Kralzmilier Livingston Jounty Pfaooe 2556b ReprebetJttUve Ann Arbor JOR SALE Everhot Electric Roaster with cabinet 2500,verv good Come after 500 p,m, Road Pinckney SamGntile 1825 Patterson Lake I WANTED WORKWIU build 1 cottages, make scrocns and da i any kind of carpcnter work at old time prices Call Carpenter at Portage Lake, Phonr Dexter 5 8 3 8 uu 855 FOR SALE Cottaqe oti Huron j iiivei, Fern land subdivision at fciLiwberry LakevlidtaSoxrrifice arrcl Baker 5655 Fernland Dr luit bAuL jenn Deere automat W C Boyce 178 M 92, Stock ic wire baler No 114 W qaodl condition also u ton of wire bridge, MichTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BeweiL Mich PHONE DEXTER 2 6 Q Depositor Pinckney 9 OUALITY Fruit Groceries Vegetables FOH SAL,o deck 1UU0 chick brooder, used very Tittle, alsa, will do custom plowing Arnold Bechler, 3690 M 36 E Phone Pinckney 65F5 WANTED TO BUY WOOL Highest Market Price Lucius Doyle Phone Pinckney 42 FOR SALE7 room house, 2 car, hip roof garaqo, 3 lots,qood location, in town, reasonable price Call eveninq or phone 127 Albert Balder 625 West Unadilla Pinckney, Mici FOR SALhWeslmqhcuvG hoast er a 20 inch girls bicycle, a 24 inch boys bicycle j 8649 Lakkeview, Rush Lake, 1 FOR SALEOne 507 Intercrtional baler with motor, wagon load er, Jewell wheels, used very litt le, ready to go W G Reeves, Stockbridge WANTED Cusum Wcwme,, al so fields to rent for com FOR SALETo close ejterte The Fred Jagusch hcaiseKlid 24 acres at 9058 Cedar Lake Road Pinckney A good chance to go Pinckney A good chance to go in chicken business Fied Teeple, adm none 675 KOWGU, WfrJhJqnn FOR SALEZ00 bales of mixed hay C Murray l28Q Farley HflU PEALES WANTEDTho fam liar with the farmer and his Earl Schroeder corner M 36 and productThe product is fertilizer I Pingee Road WANTED TO fiUY A 4 or 5 room house from owner, 4,000 or less, close in Pinckney 2368 Howell St Phono 146F12 WANTED POULTRYrWill pay Detroit Market Prices C H Iivd Phone 62F13 FOR SAjUti10 inch Muntz Tele vision 3et, a year old for 75 Gen N Druin, Patterson Lake Fresh Air crmp RdFOR RENTEgulppecT 153 acre Dairy Farm C Murrey 8280 FARLEY Rd Pinckney, Mich The nlap is unigue The mone ample, If interested write to General Liguid Fertilizer Co,, Kent Qiy Michigan FOR SALE Small White Enam e1 kitchen Range, bums wood o coal, good condition Phone 137F11 7439 Bently Road FOR SALEGarden Tractor 5 HP Garden King with 5 attachments plow, cultivator, sickle bar disa and spike tooth Reasonable Lucius Davie Phone t42 LittilJNGS, , W rtN J hDr ARM vm AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c iTw wurkLet us help you sell your farm LAWN MOWKIS SHARPENEDave moreP prospects manJojme Market Prices eous Service Clarks VACATIONLAND Spend this years vacation in Michigan Youll enjoy extra days for sports extra days for loafing more time in the fresh air, sunshine and water And the travel dollars you save will help pay for many extra summertime pleasures Write today for helpfal, free Michigan literaturethen make your reservations soon MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL ROOM 0 CAPITOL BLDfi 150 Also SlssOrs and Knives Service While You Wait All Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River DriveHi land Lake L, HAROLD CRANDALL Phone 305W Howell on sALfc Potatoes, Cafcbaae t Onions Umetead Farm ri y i 0 ROYAL 2V cut fi hp L f gran the easy way wih the Big CapocHy1 Reo Royote Easy to handle Quick Porting 1 hp cycle Reo engine Power to spare for steep grede, I DOTrP ClOa toughest grass Gross catcher optioool PRICE 12U, LANSIN01MCM Utiviur Wult MtndbitamL Lavey Hardware Ks a The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, May 16 1951 i Locals Sunday quests at the Georae Thompson home were Mr and Mrs Kxu Kaiser and family ana Mr and Mrs Donald of Detroit Mr and Mrs Roy Reason en Mrs Mary Amburqey is work inq at the Hollie Ellis hotel in Lakeland Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy were in Lansirikr Saturday Mrs Monda Morris entertaintd Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe, Nam and David, the Wm, McMacken family and the Marcian Ledwid STATE OF MKSHKJIif lb Probate Goon tot IM Canty oi tertamed 28 people SunUay The e an Roscee Yarborouqh fam quests were Mr and Mrs Elmer Prat Mr and Mrs Floyd Salier and family of Coopeisville, Mrtnd Mrs Marvin Pratt of East menvule, Harley Vintonl and and fcaniy and Larry Markham oi St Louis Mrs Edna Reason and Rov attended the weddinq of BettyLou Rose, dauqhter of Rue Rose at Ann Arbor Saturday ilies Mothers Day Mr and Mrs Georqe Meabon called at the WMarshall home in Stockhridqe Saturday James Webb, wife and dauqh er, Mary of Royal Oak were Sunday quests of Mrs Cora Webb Rev McLucas has been extended a call to return as pastor of the Brighton ME church for the 9th yearMrs Florence luppr of Flint spent the week end at the Wm COUNCIL PROCEDURES Mercer home Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Harold Reason and family, Walter Rea son and dauqhter, Mrs Dorothv Aberson of Detroit, the Dr MacGreqor family of Briqhton and the Dr Walter Mercer family of East Lanlsinq Die Russell Nuorfer family of Lansinq spent Sunday at the Lloyd Hendee home Alberta DinkeL Levi Ludtke and Mr and Mrs DorJ Alexander of Fowlerville attended the roller derby at the Otyrxtpta, in Detroit Saturday niqht Mr and Mrs Gene Dinkel em tertained Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel at dinne at Frankenmuth Sunday Mrs June Hendee and Mrs Beulah Hendee were in Lansina Friday Mrs Louis Coyle, Mrs Rav Burns, Mrs Jack Younq and Mrs Bob Younq were in Ann Arbor Saturday Barbara Nash attended hous3 rai3inq Saturday at the Clayton ekkerinq home on M 36 west of Pinckney Burdette VoqeL Ted Dickinson of Dearborn and Rex Sackett of bat Office hi the City oi Howell May 81951 Called to order by Pres,Stan ley Dinkel followed bv roll call P,sei Shirley, Read, Clafc, Pise Shirley, Read, Cloak, Tipiady Absent Hsele, Swar thout Motion by Tipiady, supported by Shirley to set the tax rate at 8 mills, same as assesed last tyeojr with collecion dates be tween July 1 throuqh Oct 15 Carried Motion by Shirley, supported by Clark to allow the followonq bills Heleni Reynolds,stamps env315 Paul Curlett, printing 450 Jack Reason, tree lrim 4500 Grand Trunkexpress 250 Lavey Hardwaresupplies 3340 Carried, Bill Brady was appointed the care taker of the flaq for the summer, Motion to adiour earned Mildred Ackkley Clerk IBS STATfc MICHIGAN The Probate Court lor the County oi Liringvtov AS a MMIOII of Jdd Jourt held tfi At a session as said Court hold at the Probata Office in the City oi Howell In said County on 27th da of Aprily A D 1861 PieeeotHos Htaan B Setts da oJ Probate In the Matter of the ESTATE OF Stewart Anderson, Deceased George Young baring file hie pet Won praying that the administration Iti said estate be granted to Gerald Reason or some other suttable person It is Ordered that the 21st day oi May A D 1951 at ten oclock m the fore coon at said Probate Office is hereby hereby uppoiiiied or hearing sedd petition i It is Further Ordered, That Public Notice thereof be given oy publication of a copy of this order once each wee ox flue WMJUiseifW HM previous t said doy of hearts In the Ptockv Dispctch a newspaper, pdnted and est circulated eaM Gouttf Register of Probate Celesta Panhall Judge of Probate A true copy Hbom R Smith ENJOY SOFT , WATER Save, Over 100 a year Have quick sudsing if wottr for tatter dishwashing, whiter waih, glorious shampoos, delightful bathing Gt complete details en thlt cmoi Ing new auteaiersj water teftener PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER Cosfs 43 ess than prewar k automatic mod eft Ask for REE home trid a GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing WATER SYSTEMS 3 4 0 North Stewart St Phone PlnclczMT 153F1I Detroit called at the Olin Robin son home Saturday Alex Clark and Tony Morocco of Detroit called at the Lester McAfee home Sunday Lois McDonnell of Ypsilanti and Betty Nelson of Dearborn ware week exiti ouests of the John McDonnell family In said County on the 7th day of May A D, 1951, Present Honorable Juage of Probate In Tae Matter of the bbTATE MAY A MITCHELL, Deceased, It appear timo for presentation dafcns again Hira R Smith, OF the in Mcuonneu lamny ta , thai 3pL Phil who is in Korea ex 1 T pointed fr adjust all rtfme pects to go to a rest camp in Ja ploc bt pan soon LZA Mr and Mrs W H Meyer en J m o fte Bdl tertained the W G Meytr and 2tJiSsd to PT Easel Meyer families Sunday, of raid deceased gf J Mr and Mrs Dale Miller had r tCi t rte aK tS for quests Mothers Day the Al Pat, Office to serve a copy bert Shirley, Qovle Templeton, P fe ress7Hweii and Daryl Shirley families said estate whose address is Howei Basil White and wife of W LTiTTtsl at ten odock Jackon called at the Ben White 3 day of JJ951 ,n m home , in iTTZMtjJT Mothers Day Quests at the L and plow rrJETrf au daii J Henry home wer Mr nd amination ff1 JfTJ Q10CeCTMKi Mrs Tesse Henrv arfd son Ger and demand, aaaiif 0 decewa ftik oP robes tod t2rw dprtrt I fs covered up to i 100 under an AutoOwners poy if i locked private phmttr car is 1 jkwMo Does you present auto mobile policy protect robesandwearintfappaelafatrtst theft HOLUS WY1IE General Insurance Use YourAsfitray 355 East Man hone 136 Psndcney Mick aid, Mrs Alice Schoenhals and loe Standlick anld wife of Derroit , , Ernest White and wife and the Frnk White famiy of How Ben White home The EdwardSpears family had for Sunday auests Mrs Maraaf r Clark and fmmV The Gerrv Bchman, Russell Glover Dan Driver families H Is Further Otdered That OUDUC not loe ffcreai be gW by publication of copy of thto order onm aeh week for sucreiv wh previous to said day of hearing Jn Ptocknsy Dipctuh a Iffecm B Smilh Judo d Probate true copy Celeetks PoahoJl 0110 Register of oboU The followima from here at tended the Kinas Dauahters Con vention at Briahtori Thursday Mrs Eloyse CampbellMrs Lulu Darrow, Mrs Louis Coyle, Mrs Ray Bums, Mrs Fred ReadMrs Mrs Alma Meabon Mrs Tanb Edith Peck Mrs Albert Shirley, Devereaux Merritt of Howell was elected county secretary in honor of Freds birthday Harry Preston of Hartlanti and Mrs Annabelle Croup and va nt MfiW Baltiat the W C Miller home Sun Helen Kesson of New i cam, day more spent the week end with Mrs Denifle LaRosa 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 May 16, 1951 Description An account of the resource May 16, 1951 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 1951-05-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/98e072f44adbb7897b4adf854c2e0185.pdf b8c9dac0ae0f12b3bd2fd4130b99af4c 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. wm v l V tfM Fp A V i ispatch r V 1 V t Volume 68 the Hackney Michigan Mirror With the legislature about to adjourn attention is focse on me sensorial seat now held by Blair Moody, Democrat The Republicans are seriously considering a name candidate and may nominate Arthur Vanden burg, jr, the sejators son or Lt Gov Wm, Vandenberg of Muskeqonno relation Auditor Gen John Martin of Grand Rapids would also like to to run Detroit wuT celebrate its 250th anndversary this year without any state assistance as the legislature killed a bill to give the city 15,000 Gov Williams continues to get favorable publicity He got King 9 Daughter week when he donnbcl Dutch, coslume and wooden shoe3 and helped Holland citizens scrub their streets in preparation for the tulip festival While the legislature killed the homestead lien law affecting j sions, it also killed the bill rais old age pensions from 60 to 70 a month The attorrJay general has nil ed that insurance companies who do not insure negroesjnd ians ,4sicdcs or Mexicanls are not guilty of discrimination Civil defense has taken a back seat but is expected to re Wednsday, TE ay 23 1951 Social Happenift Wearing a white nylog cgjtton over satin weddinqlgbrn trimmed with Chantilly Rlace Barbara Louise21arlfifl5eJ marriage vows with ,eer Ernest Clark in t Iparys Church, Pinckmey Saturday at 1100 a m Church Notes More than 300 attended U Mother Daughter, sponsorrxi by he ginckapy Kings DauaU ters atihePinckney school lct Wednesday night The rrrn waited on table The invocation was given J Mrs, Ralph Gleain of Gregg The toastmistjess,Mrs,CarriiUl Was bended with lace She carrligtS Porter, was introduced bv th ied a white prayer book cover ESJSi virv,M ,, I QQ with tiny roses and cascade J MOMS Cfrfhoftff Church Pfadbey Michigan Bev Fr Albert I Schmitt, Fastoi Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800 IfeOa 1230 Winter 800 1000 Noverma Devotions GbsfoSSionSl School Notes By Grotcfcin Taaqfajftio Beach Kiadargairten and First Judy and JbyceBol A tiara of matching lac held SSEJISL b anlKBAaS her fingertip illusion yell which 730 p m Kings r Daughters presideni,Mrs Eloyse Campbell The toast to the mothers was given by Dorothy Layev and the response by Mrs Dorothy Dinkel A group of airlsjanet Shirley, Doris lmsead, Patty Palmer, his picture in the papers plasty Janet VanSftambrok and Linda Lee sang several ongs A vocal solo vfas sunfcr bv Mrs Zoe Earl, accompanied by treamers of rosebuds,teprKtnbtis end white satin ribbons Mad of honor, Marilyn dark, the brides sister, was gowned in pink nylon marguisetee Her bouguet of roses and sweet peas was tied with ribbons matching her gown The bridesmaids were Mary Margaret Clark, a sister of the groom who wore pastel green Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to SOO P M Sunday befcee 800 MOM CoogpOTQaflaaal Community Church Rev, Donald Braa, pastor ermoHnerMrs Lott They also and Marylou Gardner of Sake sanq two duets which were ap land who wore yellow Their bouguets were identical to the prsciated A ballet dance, was given bv those who receive old age pent Barbara McAfee Susan Camp bell and Brandon White sana several numbers and Dorlhea Lathers played a piano solo The community sinairia was led by Mrs Eloyse CampbelL Mr Glenn of Gregory and Mrs Wilson oFpwlerville who are members pf the state board were introduced The mother, present with the honor maids but tied with rib bons matching their gowns, Charles G Clark, brother of the groom was best manThey are the sons of Mrs Mqigaiet Clark and the late Charles Clark of Pinckney Ushers were La Verne Clark Pinckney and Robert Blatchford of Battle Creek Following the ceremony read n9Yt M by Rev Albert Schmiil, thejs, 9 Supt brides parents, Mr and Mrs Assisaot iast week We hung up 0 bif flag in our rom r M e iT mavi MTrie i Little House onj Stilts ready to show We are busy making plans for our trip to the Zoo oa Tues mmm 1 Shirey ond Dennis Mor Thursday, 800 Prayer Meeting 2iS1 ninth at the home of Mr and Mrs i d iP MaY 15,Ice crea an Edward P Smith, 11584 Weiman Cak,t Were ed by their St,,Hiland Lake TorlTThS1 mothersHealing Light Memorial , rSunday Service 1030 , Sermon Forward i Ifi Christ 11P0 Sunday School iBrincryour Bible Wednseday, 4 00 Junior Choir Practice 730 Senior Choir Prac eon Thursday May 31st, 800 Meet ing cf Teachers and Officers of fourth and Firth Giadee We have finished almost all of our books, and will complete the test this week We are going on pur trip to the Zoo, Mondayi May 28th, but decided to bring our own lunches Our vacation day posterdi finished our poster units now Current Comment It Michigan Isiskrture wbfctt ha not mad a brtlkmt rececd so far and seem able to agree on but one thing and that is they should have more money them selves In 1948 they got 1085 a year plus expenses In 1949 it toe Orised to 2900 plus 400 mmma accetThls yean bill w5T 450 While they were at il they also boosted the eaLtries of supreme and circuit court judges and granted those who retire 0 pension oi 4,500 a yarCircuit court iudges new get 9,000 a year In Wayne county they get 18,500 Rep Harry Phillips oi Port Huron oan demned the salary boost He said he could not consistenly fere for the solary ejab when ht legislature at the same tinue refused to increase old c pensions from 60 to 70 month age Ccrak Mannetdis Church Rev Ezra Bsacby Pastor vive now that the attorney aen i youngest daughter, was Mrs brtdZmeriMr JltS Url 9 Walter, Esch eral has ruled that contributions Shirley Lelonik the oldest moth Q3S WW Paul P1 to it by corporations or individ j er, Mrs Frank Peters Jackson weSna KwTw7i Ming Worship 1080 irti are deductable from fed The mothers with the most 32 Wi era income payments I daughters present were Mrs, 1 rJLiuS at HlMl 91118 ws 5 Arhur Vandenberg jr is ser iously v cofl sidering publishing ttie memoirs of his faher The Mich Farm Bureau has passed a resolution favoring a permanent home for the state ibrary There is no room for it inj the state office buildinaTfee beetles are doing much mage to pine trees in north Michigan t daughters present were ivirs, t r,,,,, ru,u E ii WM , 4 Albert Shirley and Mrs G R ,S , tl 5 I Ioun Pe0H 30 Gustafson caption was also held at the Evening Worship 815 CARD OF THANKS We want most sintre Xf thank all the many friends and A skit was presented entjded CTi,fi L Pinckney Version ofMy Line, rJJL u Wt re 0 Director, Mrs Mary Jane TaschJ m0niIS 1 y8 The panel was Wayne AtLee, 1pc, Tn hveL0n Thumm Howard Thayer, Helen Van Rdw Slver un their returti Blaricum an Mrs Don Swar tor travellirig the bride wore thout Others takjna part were G, npvy gctbardine suit, navy Mrs RosemaryVVhittevGladv9h2s and andwhite hat Lee, Uoyd VanBlaricum an , se lsua aiate cf Pinckney Ross Read hoot aft, attended Michi Wicker and ToVSg sS the Sunday School at the Parson We 8 completed our Paper mqche articles Our Achievei snent books are all ready tol be taken home njow Our dues are all in noy we have saved 45 per child for spending money at,the zoo Sixth Grade The sixth grade showed vpur movie to the firstrader Campbell was thereader, reader have been Picij , LirJda Lee, Allen Rostf Jim Leedv and Doris Umsteadi For th lastdayof schoolwe A A A BRYlCfc STATION microscope 4 1 The seventh grade beat us iSZrtft dPOinJ,d AAA The Howell police continue be a poUtlcal football They got on the front pages last Wednes day when bf tie 7 policemen resigned hva body Some 25 years ago the police force oen eiBted of 3 menToday ujere are 7 police and 2 scrmad carsThis was made neessai by the fact they handle traffic, tend i and service parking metertTwo years ago the first upheave came when a servicec man wa discharged without a hearinq The veterans came to his an orfd overturned the administra tion who fired hm The poliae force at that time all resigned The last resignation was cau f TT i ed because the councti ordered pjan to have a picnic at um e iorpe reducd by one man steads farm We shalLtake our CIRONWENWETT rtScT KT Cronrteniwetf, former neighbors who did so much to Monroe county sheriff, proJubr Ughtenl our burden with their tion agent Howell , restaurant greetings, flowers and personal, operator and more recently a service these past 2 weeks dur Howell city rustice hasbeen ap ing the illness and death of our loved onfe Words seem so inadeguate at this time, but your kindness will never be forgotten Mrs Nelson Miller Barbaro, Sally anfcl Marjory pointed police chief by Mayor Sutton to succeed Duane Risdon resigned He, willftvt find 6 new policemen as the mass resignation of the entire force takes place Saturday chiefs salary was also tJtdered ,4, w ut All police are World War a softball game f War n vteran8 They JJ J ,,We v an0ftT Plotind because me citV fcSS day library books from the U of M Q Q plan orta5 qan StcneNonnal Th groom HOCJi accident insurance The APIOTr asadirtKi i council say other cities the sdioolaWa from the McSween I CONSERVATION DPPT i Seventh Grade f aie Bbo as Howell get alomgt ey School ajfAMechanicsetroiti 0 Ituy b00 with 3 or 4 policemen an the WSalmvitatioiis rrm K almost ifnished They contain HowoU police cost a tenth of x DV , IMby 60 stepSL tS2 3 ud Piciurew c wiW the budget They deny that fine Mrs RuthBitter and sons call schools to viit tLm NnLi I flower bird fenf collections pay the cost of 4h police dept er sr at bajceiand Sunaav T j i gtories alter reaainq ana QIBWUP ion, and some of the stories David Aberdeen was in Al j w XM VV l bionandJtollejfasts week As promiiSa Gov William ve Mr James, Brogan and child d the 2c gas tax last , week rerjpf Ixising were caHers at and toe JtepubHqaiis failed by , he Rober Read home fSaurdayVceMVbtetbpassitlover hU ve The faroilv oi Mrs Beulah Mneth KqJns5vho was H StolW Til to thank their Afta Myer took her many Rev fSwarthoiut their kindnes and sympathy their recent Bereavemnt Earl N Stanley r Mr and Mrs B C White and family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those whoremembered me on mv birth day, May 20th, with cards and messages Mrs Nettie Vaugha li8 Mr CPd MrlGeorte7KentayS hospital, breaks opvlhepWeJbSter mny in stitches in Hip 41 and doing other dcngjfteryirig tp a sui cide note 9jfei in his qar thl sherif tWJihcseT1 ircats were e voting was strictly y, Hries 66 1Q 32 said he vetoed it woftld have WWWB yeeMeok He uid hay signed fcone ent Morris We learned, among The congressional investigat is more dangerous than a rattle ion into why President Trumd other things, that the house of iirod Gen MacArhtur drags on dictated to us bv Mrs j and on anfci is serving no aood were snake or a tiger purpose to anyone, except per Mr Vedder will take us to the, feapg joe Stalin All authoritle Edison Museum at Greenfield agree the president had Us Village on on March 31st The power to fire MacArthur so why rate for admission Is thirty cents i the investigation Gen Marshall Soo geo v RESOLUTIONS , OF RESPECT In memory Qf Brothey JeJsttn L Miller deceasect A Once, agairi a brother Masom rfelSin MecorneyfiGQiiKI state fmafiTces upin thee air of Xaakson spent Sunday with iyfrs,, Alma Meabon Mrs rBlanche Clark was in Ann Arbor Thursday Vinceot iaRosd slated for or army indutiorii Hhiy 15,received riojtice theMay droithad been, cancelled and be would not be per pupil , We are discussing the locks in our Michigan graphy class Eighth Grade The eighth grade is having re view tests in history with no funds raised fox riigh way work or the deficit There problems , , 1, P peader talked toys today use All those wishing to orde i portals of Efemity and entered work shoes while supply lasts the Grand tfedgof heitay See Me Jerusaluni, and hdsrreceCred as Jack Hcrrjnetiphone Hi his reward the white stejSwrftr haying completed the designsd called until turie vi Harry Hessfcnnily of Wat erlbo were Sunday guests of Mr andMrs Wayne AtLee Lemuel Martin and wife of are still twotax billspeT, ITM JU t i,, The corporation frahchaise tax about he iubjectswe might taxe would raise 14,000000 and in high school next y01, tjie maiiiufactures machinery Ugh is the only required suPtecx fax, 180300 ln the ninth grade MASONKTWDGE KEWS was on the stand 7 days and each days testimony wol 9k rehash of that of the day before and the same guestions weev S sked day after day GenOmat radley has been the best witness so fa He said Gen Mac lWoMaRairIlIinqhcaaf t Fredette, master oi Aito iidyrana cculed, ort Mr and MRS ANNA MADER Mrs Anna Mader until recent ly a resident of Patterson Lake bWalEelfeit Friday, The funeral and burial Were at Detroit Her husband, Loyal Madriedi three months ago k Beulah Marhn SunSay respected Ypsilanti dalled ononis mother, I MvttyBlar of Fowlejville JajnesABihyn of Brighton is staying, at the fieri White home Staying at the BernWhite, home while his parents Mr and Mrs Garl BidweUtee visiting the,Gar Bermett farhl in Chicago the name written rewf ,1 d AndWhereas, the tjer v i ter,Mrs Charles Petrix and fam And Whereas,He fiavinaJnJ Uy V9 ,,, , Lue and faithfuls brSfiwof enandAe EelMarV , oirf beloved Order, thereforbem i06 M were f J iijansici ionlday that vmasWttji Tr etr, of,Iakson SFKS w h For nearly 12 years Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck were so happily married that their recent divorce startled even their favorite friends What shattered their bliss Regd Ad J eta Rogers St Johns behindthe scene story of their romantic conflict in this Sundays J May 27 issue of The American Wesky, EXCLUSIVELY with The Detroit Sunday Times South Jyon walloWd Pinck ney Friday 25 to 4 io 4 to take fcht mjfen4 M5 bjez Martin and Frank our dapfqev Ey oiJ tonsinov werer guests resympgtbv 4r otfd Mrs Inrtn Kennedy one We are getting ready for nicrn Arthur was fired because he school by studying algebra wanted to fight fce wrontienemVx at the wrong time, at the wrong place id the wrong war This ii a gem and will stand long d , rer the present unpleasanttue is forgotten Those who took MacArthur to their bosian when he returned seem to be getting cold Uo him Senator Taft, the loudest of his champions who wanted to invade China vlfli Chahb Kql Ceki whether M the UN approved it or not not wants to cut the size of th size of the army and the appro Npfitiqn for it The senator woe nqver noted for ccneistency aid 30 members clta lodge were guests of Uvinaston uxiae No 76 Friday night and helped eonteit three MM demeesPerc Ellis worked one degree, Caiyto Hooker one and the maBie1 And Arbor,Lodge the lona form A luncheon was served and Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs snort speeches made bv seveT yt lastweek Michigan, be in for 30 days der to thefa ed brother our in thei btrecrveije, an4JjW a copy of these vikitiohstbel ,, sent tothe famil v sent 1 week end with Alb er Clyde Fishery K AdBkeT , , , WhtonrJauann VLynrT Aft4 Eearma Dinkel of Harold Porter Lake CTeSaang spent the week Martin Phillip Committee end atheAiSrt Dinkel home vlv i yhiitR pifr is V end TViiti sMrs BidrBiiikU were in the the League of Lakes title with iSt Marys Altar , t rifold a bake sae 7 wins and no losses Brighton was second Dexter third, PinJck ney fourth and Manchester last with no wins In the Huron League Chelseo won the title by beating Milan to 0 in a pitchers battle be between Tobin of Chelsea and McCleery of Milan, Tobin allow ed 4 hiti61oCleeiv orfs iety HI Asher yfylie occompanied thel Congljunior choir,to th Second Baptist1 GHuKJhr Axn Arbor Sun day right Mrs Ida Eichman is visiting at the Gerrv Eichmanl home and with them and Gertrude Spears had dirmatBvlelisLrflsea, StrrRldy CpL Eari Wilson has been seift tefKew York for overseas MoVMartiri of East Lansintyf dury in Europe CpL Ross Wil regalia w fJbwiWcniajMfB RonniecrrmH9beck IPX Food Locker on Saturday, Mav knrftweeka son, Jack Mitchell 26 from 10 amto 2 prn gn1fre John Bdyer at o Wetf the funeral oi their COK Mr and Mrs Irvin Keenedv sfflrGeoree ScWfanmer, at and grand, jdaughtet, Denise, Braketoxida I1I8dcKrVA had dinrier at Blacks, Chekeg Mr and ttokvDcjle Mfflei atSunddWgand, called on rs tended a parry Satur Helert IPJrry c Stojrie ortd jjay right or Ralph Hall, atven Mrs Graee BxCSfiBr fby fats wife al Masons Time have changed, i6y sfei fegard to schools We graduated 42 yean aqo and we UvSon Lodae will conferr graanated 42 , two rdwees June 6 Later douBtfeat the ck ever had degrees and the last of the in the month there will be EA month 2 MM degrees This will end deqree work until Sept The funeral of Nelson Miller over 50 in the treasury These was no J Hop The Juniors gave the seniors a reception at fe home of a ckxstf meitihsr fierier trips were unheardotThecheol Saturday was onte of me laiajft board then 01 ever held here There were 5qU worth of flowers 75 Masons in son is in Korea They are sons of ML and Mrs, Jack Wilson o Hi land Lake , Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout and MrsPhyllis StfUle and her two daughters attendecTtfie tulip festival in1 HoUand Saturday ghtningstruckai pole neir the Pickay oemoter Sund v at 500 p m and the people on M36 west il there were without Bght and power until 1115 p hi This mcbhyenienfced mose with mifldne machines Mrs Electnor LedWidge with Mr and Mrs louis Stackablei olteruJed the sprinkj fesived at Seanna Hghhts, college Adrian 5lays Our principal revenlue Woe from box eociaH and sleW rjdjxirtiee, Now all i ban ecUie does starts xedstea JMss eir freshman year ad AU0 ustil graduationThijl oi2 or 3 playsLa mat e dances, east afseajci Mr and Mrs HX 2ariiSmnk J attended church cvSecaCIS1 year seniof ic burial service at the1 burial service est the lin Robinson, P Maave funeral oration j Baptist colpriflrj day night M Mr and Mr, and WA attended a day night home in Ml Aberdeen Rev arid Mre were called e BtiwiasirOOJJo , Saturday ttr theath mother Mre, leard SUOOmoet of be spent pne ettticr and WqrirtatDRDC MABBS APPO The fat Monskry ete Helen MmiWr wni TM m X , Ms V V 4 e i , 3XT RJHW IHiil IPHI MORE FOOD, Bttr Quality MORE TIME for Profitable Work MORE PROTECTION for the WhoU family Sure, you have running water, nowbut do you have enough considering toqay high food prpduc tion t4oals and growing manpower shortage Many farmers are wisely taking a good look at their wafer systems with an eye toward increasing then usefulness Plenty of faucets, dependable pressure and piping all around the farm soon pay for therm More milk, more eggs, more pounds of meat hours of thankless labor extra convenience protection in your home Get in touch with your Edison Farm Service Advisor Hes an expert on farm water systems, proper sire pumps and motors No charge or oblige tionbut plenty of good, practical help ,,ii mm DETROIT EDISON Re rent cxpciiments at th Michigan State College Agricultural Experiment Station have shown that sometimes sterile heifers, and cows can te made to produce milk and butterfat in normal quantities after infection of tW hormcies The hormones are progesterone atta diethiijtilbestrol Experiment Station research eis hie soon to develop this process to a point where the average dairyman will be able to use it on his own farm For further Information, cab, write or visit your County AgrtcuV tuial Agent, ri4gti New tabh cover Practical every rural teiephon mt goes through a ieedcovered caoU bor it reaches centrejt office switching equipment Lead U one4he critical material new required in defeneeprefucfrxn To conserve lead, telephone engineers Have devel oped a new cable sheathing called Lepeth Made of fieMie plastic with a thin coating o lead on ifU outside, Lepeth not only saves lead but etso promises increased protection against damage by Ughtning Again, tele phone efficiency works t everyone MICHIGAN BELL TILIPHONF OMPAMY Mnvna wassseswm m jsm gm , The Dexter Area acbooi volts May 24 on bonding lor 86000 to build oaf elementary school on Baker HooxL I Lola Qioxk, posfcnistres of frulington hot been tlected preeideat oi the Notional Leao ue of District Poemasters oi Michigan, Afar June I 1861, bingo wffi be lUsaal m Pootiac Safety warned all churchis lodges and Director Milton Cooney hat veteians orgortsations A disastorous fire last Wed destroyed 5 business places, in eluding the poetoifice and did 150,000 worth of damage at Brooklyn, Mich Born to Donald Jones and wile oi Toma Rd, Pincknev April 27, a son, Six auto loads oi students oi the Gregory school visited Will ow Rut Belle Isle last week The egjsagtment oi Chariene Meyer oi Brighton to Donald Cole of Gregory has been an thmr y tt ts fchni Maxwell Uejrd Solan Jan Powell in THE LEMON DROP ED oi TtaM rtdar, Satuiday Kay 25, 21 Deluxe Double Feature Dayfd Bdan May 25, M Joan Agar In BREAKTHROUGH MM Utabsfcft Scott I Greer THE COMPANY SHE KEEPS cartoon rXAST OF THEBl xi Paul Henrfed lack Oakrie Pins RENEGRADE OF THE SAOJ Charkt Storrott Smiley Bi hows 700, 9,00 Surtday, Monday May 27, 28 Sun ,7 Man 7 and 9 DALLAS 4tttaar Monday, May 27, 29 StaHmm Suaeay ti SO Cory Goepef fane Qt YOURE 01 THE NAVY NOW GarY Cooper Ruth Roman rwdy Cartoon Nows M bo Buret WaMam iF Wdw ftuii May2130, 31 BORN YESTERDAY teBun l SYLTAM lHEATER nounce4 by her parentsMr and fydy HolBday Willtam Holden Mrs Frank Meyer i iradiejlck GMwiofd The Stockbridqe seniors went mtsUst wleTtsMm on their trip to Washingtoni Di C last week So did the Dexter j CojsdnoBedhead and Oawboy senion I fniMint on DenajidL Follow A Briqhton man was fined 10 and 475 costs last week by Justice Singer for dumping rubbish in the Island Lake rocrea tion area Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell of Howell May 12, a daughter, Maria Lee The Howell high school track team won the Capitol Circuit track championship last week A basfeutt will be held at the Masonic dining room in Howell 1 June 16 honoring Coach Paul years of teaching at Howell high Benriett who has completed 25 school Alan Hprton, 25, of Willis, es and Sieve Cockran how 710 and SrfO Tu, Wd Thur,, May 2S, 20, 21 SUGARFOOT in TechnlcoJ Randolph Scott and Raymn Massey Sioog Comdy Cartoon N CmmgOperation PacificTWc Point Story Only the Vahei Fathers Little Dividend Friday, ftatwday May 28, 26 HEART OF THE HOCKJES vl Dear Action Ptettu Roy Rogers, Penny Edwards News stooge comedy teday Monday May 27, 28 PAYMENT ON DEMAND A Pnaui Staiftna coped tajka weelrwhenh 5,1 52180 plane crashed farm on M59 n The Holland Furnace Co have dropped their suit in Otta 1erw , May 29, 30, 31 wa county restraining the Stat wa cwumy iuiM SOLDDaS THREE AVON THLAiLl 8tockhrige Mlchkic Friday, Saturday, May 25, 28 WAGONMASTER a story of Mormons and west ihed on the Harris,v Cowl lent Taylor, Betty Lynn 59 north of HowelL Disney cartoon, Boy Eagle Ben Jonnson Joanne Dru Stewart Granger,WaMfrrPidgeon and David Niven ows 71 915 3cejtagiVejaeance Vae ly Sunday Tuoiday, May 27, 29 JTHE AVENGERS a story oi Argentina News Million Dollar Cal Aquatic House Party Coming, Savage Horde pfcim on the Effel Tower PliWDibittg Water Systems c w Stanley Dinkel it which are scheduled to sta from hearing complaints aaair in Detroit June 7The compliant were filed by 3 Wayne counh home owners The Better Bust ness Burea spearheaded the drive At South Lyon the 280,000 scchooi bond issue earned by a vote oi 353 to 154 47eetfAffs Herbert Cope had charge of the services art the M E church morniisx Miss WassAn sinning teacher will orgamxe a class at the Frank lohneon home Satviraav The Boys Club with their teacher, Mrs EUa lackson sur prised Fred Bead Saturdav on his 15th birthday ,, Howell nbw hcenees bievde riders at f 100 a year 15s5ffl Deluxe 4 Door, Radio Heawr ft toTU FLEETUNE N 2 Door Radio 4 Heater local lineup was Mown IhS nSlSinS, c f ey, c Dujfse, ,1b Staler, 2b J jStSS11 Sp 2 Heat0r Monks,3b Readss, outfieid, MI IMf FORD CUSTOM 4 Door md Heater, 0400 osoeuTeiieo UMWA k U itYMOUTH SPECIAL De uxe 4 Door Radio and Healer Johnson The HoweU batlsnr U4t CHEVR FLEETMAST ER 2 Door Radio and H ICreer, Curdy and Rnk J JM FORD CLUB COUPE, Radio and Heater mi ovmabd a IM FORD SUPER DaUXE, 2 Convertabje Coupe, Radto iMI CHEVROLTT 2Ton Panel Heater 44 CHEVROLET H Ton pickup, 4 Speed Trans 194 STUKBAEER H Ton Pickup 1941 PONTIAC 6 CLUB COUP 0 Heater 1M1 POKTIAC CLUB COUPE, Heater, excellent condition Open Eveningi Until 900 P M USED C RS day at1hs home oi her parents Wr andMrAKenv Roche PuneH a at St Marys chufdL Thurm ki Mnriirenm of this place was sjiatrtecl to John Pinkertoh Dulum, Minn at msjpon May 13 They will Uvemeesi David Mowers has Just sold 1100 bushel of beans he raised I In 145 a busfieV Dr I M Braehas Somce pver deUveted a host county last weM was m I an encpSSf ra house iSwoigy SiU yfejotts Boucher, the farmer 51 91 3Me UJe 18 She leaves her hus apd three children J Wgh school bcdl team sojl lo Bttghton Friday They eeason with Stock y jQnt ii June 23 Sags Daughters con Jsgwefl the ioUowing PrT sne Pros, FbreiJoe 5m WWsles Mark Swarthout has placed another subdivision on the mar ket at Portage Lake It is called Bwarthoufs Cove Reason Baughn will give an exhibition oi dynamite biasting en Jdar Lakek May 31st Lara Burnett won first prise In the nvaguerade staged by intermediate girls Other prise winners were Madge lack, Mar forte Hendee and Mary Kcnhryn MccLeois Mr and Mm Baa Euhn aBftfeV ed the auto roast in Jwajwun Sunday i op ,vSA SSSCW U fcMaanay f1 ewe U an the v Pet Arthur ,Jij Res F, 34 sVoyton weto erton, Lee way The aero KayBji , 1 Fkha Donala Meabpn ana Mrs Ketcham of Mason Mrs Aima aW Gamnsem a howex last siaht iac tthsv Today renew a ietered gzai nnbmtpd Hoe i ttgres ckii Thomas Lore was married ta Mtft thop JWayt to Mrs Aha Camp oi Howell last ejejeesaaF Ja Louis Chnton end wij and Q SBSSSSS Mite hTiffhrrnvf , KACNG NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS JACKSON PariMutuel Wagering v POST TIME 815 PM baity DeubVaojeJBJl10 MCKSON norm ASN, usa, JACKSOW, Mica asiSi em IIRppilllHIMipiiPlffffVV1 W i i,i i TTPVfffV C W , 4n rr 1 2f 23, 1051 Plnckaey Dispatch Visit Our New Location Canned Goods, Gents, ed aa 2nd CIOM Subscription Price ia2r,Mlah puipw afev Mr and Mrs Front 4L,,J at, a fatones Whittey family were I v2Tud Irs Nasl en JJlie North Hambura Society wgjiold a sprina festival and School at May 26, siartina at 10 HI MM Lyni Armstrong of Detroit spent 11 9IVP011 HIIKIIMI Sunday at the Lester McAfee II tsV Tejp ssl W hdme HI UCENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 1076 EAST M36 NEAR I HAVE A COMPLETE LINBOT Puuips Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipos,Fittinjs Lingerie f Kennedy Gen Store LOWEST KtlCE EVER Special Ian PHIL6AS1APPAN Rangi eemtlc, fnettatrRfMnf remevMipore drip tray flmalit ovea trtt jfeei MrudraHeM V 9lew ek vnb MHta TWmlnder tlgatb cooking up to 80 miaut dgufcto gives time and UrnfHl t rjvriviioa Beafated signal feAi en wife ev t w a ft UBERAl TRADIIN ALLOWAKCI ON YOUR OLD fcANOM Htm Is the time te modernist ytjtjr Sdtchea with Philgs the thrifty feottlcd gas lor farm and town homes tfou can hunt far s4 wide, hut 1st, we win sjv fee eld fingt ftgerdless of type, ejr eenditkmt Erey terms, If you wtaM MANY OTHER PHILGAS AfttlANGIf MOM WHICH TO CHOOSE INJOY SOFT0 WATER avSi0ver I0a year off war for air diihwathinf, whJt woHht, glorJowi hompoW, delightful botfcinfi G compUfo dotaili on tM OIM0I ,r,9 now ovMMte wottr loOonM, PERMUTir choWcCto WATER SOFTENER Cods 43 Men prewar womoc mode Askier fREE hems friol GEORGE ROOSH Phunhttjg WATER SYHTEMS 9 40 North Stewart St PtockaeT 1S3F11 unday quests of Mr and Mrs Mark Nash were Rosalee NasH oj MichStaie, Alice Gear hart of Dexter and Mrs Rose Hendee Mrss tester McAfee and her daughter, Lesfewfe irh Deter Friday CldrlS Wilier and family were in Jackson iSunday Mrs Don Savery of Chilson I Rd has about400 varities of iris which wiU be at their best Tune Ii Trie public is infcrited MrsAnna Tascn of Ann Ar bor attended the dance reccital and spent 5arday at the Rob ert Tasch honie M Ly Lavey and wife of Jackson and Mrs Mae Metz of How ell spent Sundoy with Lee Lav ey family, r A lentz jriaril wife of ChaT w Qad, Cdri Lntz sr, and rl Lentz sand wlf xl Nash vJleweaEif j3unday aiefftfit then Oirila Campbell Rome, Dead or FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 10 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt WE BUY HIDE ju0 CALF SDNB I Mfs EdnST Caapfcell called on Mrs T Howie of Howell Fri cJay I I fcicmaXfcv Rose off Ann Arbor called on Mrs Edna J Reason1 Sunday Th Mattes VirainSL airlevand lane Lundeen visiter Pvt Robert Amburqey at Scott Field, 111 Sunday r I Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher calledon her brother, loyd Hammond Saturday who is a patient at Spcnaw hospital LansmCT Mrs Nettie Vauqhn and Mrs Noijna Merrill of Webster call ed 911 rriehids here last week Mrs, Mary Blatchford and 2 children of 3ale Creek spent Sanyday with Mrs Marqaret Clark The Doyle Templeton family of KeeqoHarJpor spent the week end atthASShirley home I Central Dead StokCO Announcement Effective June I, 1951 BY ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DOlflQTOBg The Dexter Savings Bank WILL BE OPEN EACH FRIDAY FROM 900 A M to 500 P M, AND EACH SATURDAY FROM 900 A M TO 1200 NOON VNTIL FURTHUR NOTICE Dexter Savings Bank Dexter Mlchiaon fc Harlow Shehan and famo JackKjFraikisi Kjjiip am iconily and Leo Carish and, Wfcily of Detroit were Sunday, tfwsts at the WmShehan home Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett were Sunday quests of Fahniej Moulks and Nellie Qardner Mr and Mrs Vince LaRosaJ Mrs Rose LaRosa, Benrrie and Mr and Mrs Ir Doyle called on Mr and Mrs Benedict deFillippl in Anh Arbor Sunday Messrs Merwin Campbell, Winston Bauqhn, Clare Miller, Larry Camburnl Ona Campbell, Olin Robinson and ve editor are attending the Masonic Grand Lodqe in Detroit this week Mon, Tues, Wed with headquarters at the Book Cad iliac At the qrand masters ban cruet Tuesday niaht in the foun 1 SEE US TODAY All INSTAUAT10M I tain room in the Masonic tern 1 pie with Edaar Guest speaker 1 in addition to the above, Mr I and MriJIarold Porter Mr and Mrs Loniiie VcmSkanbock Mesdcrmos Lcary Oimburn,pna Campbell Meswin CampbeiL and Arnold BerVruist attended eekejL w ar thottt , Bmr FriclaylBt3ht Is Howells big new shopping rdqht Free parking eieifwUwu cmmmtm AMERICAS BEVfRAOf Of lODtHATiON The words ,MichiganM end fishing art preeticatly lyftonymeui Ot fWi tires of the year And after an exciting dayi fishing, its the Amtrkoft Wey tOjlJEV a glass of coot, refreshing Michigan brewed beer to top off the day j for beer is the kind of beverage Americans like It belong7to sleotent fMn to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right J enjoy H, this too belongs ,T to our own American j 52 IP 2 HA heritages periodfreedom M MCH4 0 Michifth Brewers , 71711 Francis Palms Buffi tWss IS m s XT v CT fe Tb rtneMft i 1 t 1 IS niniiw 1 Order Vooi PMFESSIONAL NOW AlfKa Clr ver crd All Other 1 eds Farmer Fted LSupply CoJ MAJC BtfSSOL MGB Racing, Mkbigan UMTABRJIC SrTRdjjO JLJ1 to 138 Except Wednesday MOIL IU, fcC Sat 7 lo a M a B McCLTJrXEY L ET List Your Property wtti Me GEALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 Nerth Read Pinckney, Mich, Phone 13 3 i Phone 157F1I Beiaute MYSON I HtWaffiS lkGtal Plumbing and Hearine TeleohoiiL1 Mlchlaai1 AT jS1 WW LakeekDriv Office 935 Residence 814 52 Evening, by AppSTtrW j H SWABTHOUT 4 SON Howell Michigom Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modem EquJMnenJ Ambulance SWvfc Michigan I Pon 39 6 S3, Pmckney, Micfr HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand BWer A FIRM POUCY JUaifsiale, Irsurance, Brokerage City Lake and Farm Property A Speciality JMYou Property Wfth Mo LEE LAVEYV i, fyssssssssssssssKsssBssBsej GonorfH Insurance Phone 59F3 Ptacfcrjfe, jMlch AUG lOKBER farm Sales A Speciality Why Waitl Enjoy New Appliances NOW i WE1 OFFER LOWCOST CONITp TIME PAYMPT PLANS Thftiughrj GSfrERAL tfiELt 1 It SUA the oate Coat loTts County of There is much concern today LMnettoe regarding our foreign policy As a enoa oi au Court hold eft The recall of Gen MacArhurie K,at Office is fee atr i Howell ana the present hearinqs In b sau County oa tho 3 day of May Gangress have heightened me, A, D, ,9SI, confusion A film policy is need Present Bonorafeei Hbam R Smith, i BERT Vv xTJE ed to give our ncrtion direction, j Judge Probate Phone Pmckney 78F2 As bankers we have noticed a r Matter oi tin tsTATE o that the persons who save regul i MA A MTTCHELL, Deosased I arly have fewer problem With j ft those people a Savings Account is their, firm policy FBED C RETCKHOFP er OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ay Howell s Mlchiaan Phoce 358 Residence 615 Establish a Savtiigsjtocoutit and your own hnn policy art payday appaaHfif is tfmo t orettntatitn of old c miouki bo ttnltod, orvi tha SrSVICE HAROLD BW n LLOYD HEND5T Uvestock HaKna Weekly Trips Made To Detro9 General Truddpq Phone 64FU Piricfcey Mk InJSEftSrW H w w rLi E JIOTABY INSURANCE and BONDS PrNB isB WCKNEY D C J TOWNER r CREDIT CORPORATION IL iins I McPHER BANr tbL rnd plooo be appoinUd to xo snd bofor eaM OM Dentist It L Ordered That all oi AM creditor 8044 Portage Lake Road raster oi laid icoaMd are required to prv IPaon Dxtv 3461 tost ttit daiffit t said Court at eaid 1 Probata C Ifice and to eenre a copy there I upcr Stanley Berriman, executor of Said ctate whose add rest ia Howell i FOR KIMTZvT V S EE R O Y E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day Flip 1000 A M to 1000 PJ 509 East Main St, Pinckney Jassiied Adv All deposits up to, 10,000 ni sured by or membership in the FtKlerol Deposit Insurance Cor j poration Mich Livinetong county on oi before 23 day oi JulyAD,I95I at ten oclock in t i forenoon, eats time and pi JO FOR SALE Alfalfa Seed, lbs Nick Coluser M 36 East Phone 65F13 75 lAVEt HARDWARE Scarce Items Fence, Nails, Bailing Wire Steel Posts YOU CAN STRENGTHEN juiiaarv o WHV HHX Through Your Purohases of U S DEFENSE BONDS By Saving Regularly at Our Bank assinat a ard adhutmen of all ckdnS and de andi agate etdd deceased It 1 rarthec Oodered, That puollc not toe ft d bo gwen by publtcatlon oi u aopy oi ihte order onoe tcn week tor 9 ilbceseive wooke previous to said day oi heqAna ki the Ptocknty DiipaUii a newspape prtnteU emd Aouiaied in soft FOR SALE tEverhot Electric Roaslsf with cabinet 2500,very good Coast after 500 pm Road Pmckney Sam Geattle 1625 Patterson Lake WANTED WORKiWill build I cottages, make screens and da A X i A A R 4V Phil Barney iralzmillei Livingston Jounty tfhoo 256o Represeotofive Ann Arbor Bl WE HAVE THEM ALL ON HAND D EHoey Sons PHONE DEXXER 2 6 8 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK liwwcU Mick I Member Federal feDOsit Insurance Corportrtton All IJeposIta Iniured up to 10000 for each j Depositc A true copy OelestSa ParshaU , Realster oi Probed anyind of carpenter work at old time prices Call Carpenter Htoam Smith Portage Lake, Phone Dexter Judo oi Probate 5 8 3 8 N FOR SALrp deck 1000 chick Mrs S E Ketchum and dough brooder, used very little, also, ter Lucilla, Mrs Warren Snapp wiU do custom plowing J J,,U v J A I ArnoJd Bechler, 3690 M 36 E Phone Pinckney 65F5 and daughter Itay and Mrs Herbert Ketchum and daughter Linda spent Wdnesday with all from Mason Mrs Alma Meabon Mrs, A H Tuten and Mrs, Harold Galbraith and Mrs Wal ter HaVTanie and daughter, spent Friday with Mrs Alma Meabon WANTED TO BUY WOOL Highest tyarket Price Lucius Doyle Phone Pinckney 42 FOR SALE 7 room house, 2 car, hip root garage, 3 lotsgood Th JewellTrotter family re location, in town, reasonable union was held at the home aft1 price Gall evening Earl Suggitt on Big Silver Lake near Pinfckney on Sunday May born, Ypsilanti cmd Royal Oak 20th About 50 persons attended from the following places Cold water, Addison, Milan, South Lyon, NorthvillsV Detroit, Dear The oldest member present was John Jewea 89, from Coldwater The youngest was LaDona Marie Geluso, 6 months, from Detroit There were 3 weddings and no deaths reported during the past year Next years re union will be heldat the same place on the first Sunday follow mq Mothers Day or phone 127 Albert Balder 625 West UnadUla Pinckney, Mich FOR SAUfcWestinghouse Hoast er a 20 inch girls bicycle, a 24 inch boys bicycle 8649 Lakkeview Rush Lake, al i ALITY Groceries Fruit Prices WANTED Custom Plowing, so fields to rent for com Earl Schroeder corner M 36 and Pingee RoadWANTH TO BUY A 4 or 5 room house from owner, 4,000 or less, close in Pinckney 2368 Howell St, Phone 146F12 WANTED POULTRYWill pay Detroit Market Prices qi LJnvd Phone F R SAJUIO inch Muntz Tele vision 3et, a year old far 75 Gene N Bruin, Patterson Lak Fresh Airfcrap Rd FOR RENTEguippecT 153 acre Dairy Farm a Murray, 8280 FARLEY Rd Pmckney, Mich FOR SALE Cottage au Huron Rivei, Fernland subdivision at Strawberry fLcuceiichSacrUice Darrel Baker 5655 Femland Dr FCJK bAit jonnvDeere automat W C BoyoeJ578 M 92, Stock ic wire baler No 114 W gaod condition, also o ton of wire, bridge, Mich gmmmmmmmi MHB MMH FOR SALEOne 507 Intercrtionai baler with motor, wagon load er Jewell wheels, used very litt le, ready to go W G Reeves, Stockbridae FOR SALETo dose estate The Froi Jagusch house and 24 acres at 9058 Cedar Lake Road Pinckney A good chance to go Pinckney A good chance to go in chicken business Fied Teeple, adm pnone 675 i Howell MiJhgpn FOR SALE200 bales of mixed hay C Murray U28Q Farley Rd JDEALEt WAWEDAioee fam liar with thev farmer and his f roductThe product is fertiliser, he nlap is migusv The mone ample, If interested write to General Uguid fertiliser Go 4 Kentvty Michigan FOR SALESmail White Ename1 kitchen Range, burns wood o coal, good condition Phone 137F11 7439 Bently ftoad AUTOMATIC SAW FILING LAWN 75c FOR SALEGarden Tractor 5 HP Garden King with 5 attachments, plow, cultivator, sckle bar disc and spike tooth Reasonable Lucius Day le Phone 42 WAmtLrAKM lUSilNGS, wV iinma fltiliimrpSl P You Be Y0ur 110 MOWJHS SriAHiNtU have mcId prospects mtfarmv Soxvlco While You Wait CDC eUtD AU Work MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River Drlveifl land Lake CRANDALT Phone 3p5W Howell rUH bALLPotatoes, Cabbage Onions Umstead Farm ff Courteous Servioe K Si m t rBQLUfl WYUB v general lasttrance 3W East Man Pmckney, Woh Ut grou the oaiy way with the Big CopeaV Reo Royole fasy to handle Oukk storting IWip 4cyele teo engine Power to spare for stop 94, V pftTCft tt94K oughest grost Gro toteher optionoi 1 PHICT 1775 TpadeinHoweUTand get free vcuV ey Jrido night at 4o p m C3ievroIet lot ccrose fmm 0 AeV f,9 Hardware , , i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 23, 1951 Description An account of the resource May 23, 1951 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 1951-05-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/49ca44fc9d37cd84b47571adb398ffac.pdf adbc82bb03f571f3b47c0994b83199e5 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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IWM u i wifp,wsjjppjp 4 tf I W n f v Jolume68 Michigan Mirror Masonic Lodge JNewi John Martin, auditor qeneraL The fallowing from here at i uie fcrsi ttepubiiacn o throw the iUVtn onniial cammunica his not in the ring ior U S of the Masonic qrana loaqe oi senator, There are expected to inicniqan ut tne Masomc tern be more, mciudino Arthur Van P ltraii last week Merwin dgnberg Jr t Campbell Winston ikiuahnUiare Speaker Knox is frying to Miner, Larry Camburn Una eliminate he last minute legis CampbeL Qiin Hobinson and iative jam He would makei e editor Mcuch 1, the deadline for intro Monday niqht was devoted ducing bilk The Indiana leqis, to social festivities and the din uiiuie does their work in 60 ner of the grana master 10 the days lOacje ameers ana cctamite iie 1952 legislature will be, mealhe session opened at hiqh asked to set aside a sum to twelve Tuesaay ine nrst days erect roadside markers a his session was routine, beinq de Wednesday, May 30, 1951 ms No if I f I Sacinl ANNNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs Andrew Camp bell announce the engagement I School Notes I Curren Comment Church Notes Camoflc Church By Gretdsm Taschitertio Boachyj Many state inslrution fft the aey Michigan I past have been put on the pan EST Tt Albert J Schmitt PasiOf Kindergarten and First j and pilloried by the press As a 1 ft dautfMrAratje ,a I 100 WW uchard Yuunq,HMS U Navy , SJSSTiiJVt inSn son of Mr and Vincent Younq SSZJHSJJS hi Gregory No wedding date has been set toric places 65,000,00 will be asked to improve mental and TB hospitals Bids in several state projects are 1,484,5, over appropriation The new state office buildina to cost 5,000,000 may be near er than you think Tennants on the,proposed site have been ordered oa vacate There areV25,103 medical students enrolled, only 101 more than in 1904 Colleges now ac cept only one out of every 36 , qualified studentsb Unemployment receipts hit a , w high in Michigao in 1950 They earned 6,077,697743 Only 1,400,000,000 was paid out FBI Director Hoover savs the team Communist campaign1 has voted to commiittee reports, the grand masters address and re ception of ofnciais oi Uc ex oraers of Masonery and the grana ioage ameers of other states XLe session Wednesday start Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge attend ed a prenuptkzl shower Friday night at the homo of Mrs Wm McGinn of Dexter given by Mrs McGinn and Mrs Denise Lanosa, honoring Miss Barbara Beuhler The Misses Kathryn Henry and Barbara VanSlambrook aye a bridal shower Friday night at the formers home ior Mrs Barbara Nash Neveana Devotions Friday evenlno at 730 p m Friday after Novenna Dovotfons Saturday 730 to 800 P, M Sunday bfjtt 800 Mast rnnuB wool Unamumty Cfcnich Ray Donald Braa, pastor we plan on going to see the rule people are suspicious oi hre engine tomorrow these attacks as there is usually Our school picnic is Thursdays a nigger in the woodpile and Our school picnic is on the the instigators are usually per school grounds Thursday The j sons with an axe to grindIn the parents are javec past Howell Sanitarium Pontiac ice cieam will be served 1 Hcspitaljackson and Marquette The Misses Miranda and Ben pusons iiave been objects at nen irom the Mich Normal vis1 such attacks The Lapeer homo ited tiie school one day last tor mentally deiicient is now I week under attackThia time from the Butch Nosker had a surprise legislative committee which has birthday party Wed His mother churqes oi these places Doug , brouqht a lovely cake with 71 las Dow, chairman, charged candlesWe also had ice creqml the 2400 inmates there arm led Secona Gracr, at a cos oi 34 cents a day The second qrade enjoyed a This is low it costs 50c a day ed ai 900 a mand ended att 5 30 p m with an hour out fcrfQHCUJT uOUHT NEW iaicn uuy Lowell, owner of aTu WUI KEWS qovemar factory in Detroit was jf VfY was called in Jast elevated to grand master by ac clamation Aspirants start as grand marshall and advance sep oy step and in 7 years be Thur i3Q, Choir practise at tht church, 800 Teachers and oiii rSlt nne B , I hne trip to the zoo last Tuesday Friday, 240, Vacation Bible Some of the chUdien mdde a school teachers at church Sunday 1030, Sermon, Ooes Thinking Make It So 1130 Sunday school Moiiday700 pm Family niqht j hot progressed beyond the niqht tb LMte Grand Lodge at Pinck Cratch stage in Michigon eY April 14 He also has a a oaer highway siqns are ex I small factory Ye editor worked frieze of the animals The group wishes to thank the mothers who accompanied them to the zoo4,,, k i Kevin McMacken of FowlerWed and tried theTuit o7 SoTIi luc Spfaker, Rev Jclm ville visited our school Monday Kormaii vs Henry fto Thj J 0Rhester Topic 1 he Robert Reason spent Thurs plaintiff sought 650 rem he rlimmer Smpocam , , i and Friday in northern Mich defendant Presented a hill w Vacan Bible School for child Leaders in attendance for the come master There were6 caul repairs andSS Sofa v T LaJLm 11D5BL4vMl V lX I dates for grand marshall Ray diet for 100 Shapero Shapero 3vcfe Vanto days Richard Krahn 3 half were attomevs for Vnrmr, Vn Liy0ci Yi alters, Mrs Vivian iar days, Gustavo Kasper and Dor Stanley tSSSm te Ss ma,6e and Charles McRone hy Doyle absent 4 half days, Tuesday the iurv case of Wm I T Turd Carrade Hudd vs Harold PhelnTu, Ii, , I We had a fine time on ourt The legislature finally manag nuaa ys Harold Pnelps was set, c Mannar Chuirfi , tlip to the 20o last week We ed to the aas tax over iked the train ride and all of the governors veto, four Waynsxnond Douglas ofAlpena won on the nrst ballot, gettinq 750 oi 1308 votes castBy a coinci dent he was the only one oi the 6 candidates who attended xt Jackson prison He also said the children in the childs word have no doihmq and most of them are nakedCharles Wagg, mental health director, blamed the legislature who cut the ap propriations for these institut ions last year Legislatures ax usually inclined to be stingy in reqord to these places On the olhor hand colleges seem to qet about what they want My h the institutions need a lobbl ist r pected toincreasesaietty of Mich igan motxrWiiV The legislature has passed o law that all school busses be pained yellow, They also raised the expense account of egislators to 1000 , 31 8et he primary election , ihoad to June, The one man grand iury law passed , CHACTTRS WE HAVE MET 1 No 2 This character is entirely diff in Croswell in 1914 and knew Guy Powell, a native of there, Powell played 2b on the town base ball team Dr Francis Lambie,grand lect urer and best loved member of grand lodge, was elected lect urer emeritus and retired on a pension of 1500 a year Dr Smead, retiring qrand master, was elected qrand lecturer over Dewey Hesse P GM Much legislation was dispos ed of The Grand China was recognized measures defeated was one to CCfcdV Mexmoziite Church for trial and Thursday the suit j flev Ezra feacb Pastor oi he James Mfg Co vs Robert S Supi Walter Esch M0naefl Assisaot Paul Chafiee 1 iMvning Worship 1000 MASiUAG LICENSES iffigSSivliS Jeff Lever SftBrightonFlonce IfSSJSL9 82 kins 22 Brighton Richard Mc enzie, 21, FowlervUle, Dorothy of Wftrfoesdcr 800 P M Bessert, 17 Brighton Edward Enguist 37, Howell Virginia Arnold, 39, HowellDonald Yer kes 24, Fowleivlle Joyce Step hens, 21, Fowlerville Arthur LOOK YOUR BEST THIS SUMMER animals We are finishinq all books this week rourth and rittn Giades The 4th and 5th qrades went to the Detroit zoo Monday 0 Sixth Grade Roberta Ackley was sich lapt Friday For Enqlish we are havina a panel discussion Richard Law rence is rhairman We are qoinq to Umstoads for our picnic Thursday, If it rains it will be at the school rent than the the one I wrote j rt ues of members in he of last week He was a ciil curoed forces To assess candi war veteran and died at the dates for Masonery 10 for the turn of the last certtury at I Marwraic home endowment fund the age of 80 or more He was I a3 one do same thing a picturesgue figure with lonq lfor dfitted candidates from white whiskers and his name r states was Charlie Hewett Ife hit 9 assessment on can Dexter shortly after the wcr nd didates,for the George Washinq bought a place with an acre ton Memorial was made compul of land He kept 2 cows, soldi Y Heretofore it has been op milk, qaidened, did odd jobsl onal Lodge were given con and with his pension lived mod certain condfiions This is a stly He did not drink was hmitei waiveroi iurisdictionThe clean and as far OB I remember consdaton of lodges was ap ,had no church affiliation proved The Masonic home He delivered milk at our home 1 wa qien Permission to when I was a small boy, Milk uiVh 0 a ,,3 roon was 6e deliver H rrrrr r, noel Alma This will be used Join the multitudes of women was disposi fifn8 wwierwuie mmur u j m m,ri i ruins wm u n u,c u i Lodae of Cameron 2 HowU, Dorothy ized Amonqi Hansel 17, Linden beaul cqomiort and ii f TlTT1T11Y m Eighth Grade CONSERVATION DEPT See this Sundays4une3 issue of ihe American Weekly,, X CLUS1VELY with Detroit Sunday in Times, for helpful charts,based 800 ooyottes were taken t Michigan in April, a record Pre 0nfeatures that appeared in the Vious hiali wag 627 magazine, containma hot wea 300000 picnicers are expected, et beauty tips rki ther in state parks National Park, counsei Week, May 27 to June 2, A record kept of 2233 fishina trips on the Pidgeon River bv 1226 individuals shows there was little difference in the num ber of fish caught when the bar ometer was risinq or fallinqThe most were caught when it was eteady, was 6c delivered He carried g JrC7 UZT2T7U ZM in caotivilv PtfAS rSl FloTes lumped last week with which he was liberal The W2Sauffil duL to 101 fires and 653 acres burnmost mtergjunghejard of severaleTfcsufterel Total to date is 30o MRS, GILBERT MADDEN Mrs Gilbert Madden, 72, the widow of Gilbert Medden, loner time supervisor of Dexter town ship whi died in 1918, passed away last WednesdayShe was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Dexter township It is practically to impossible i Her gole survivor a sisterMrs The 8th grade will have their picnic at Island Lake Thursday and go roller skatinq No more school news until next September GRADUATION EXEROSES June 1 1951 Processional Invocation Rev Beachy Salutatory Class History Music county Democrats deserting the our j qovernor to pass it over his veto We admit the roads am in bad shape and need repairs but think motorists are already bearinq thoir share of the tax burden Wayne county was almost solidly aqainst it Of this 30,000,000, 14,000,000 will be paid by Wayne county and Wayne county will qet only 7,000,000 back In thelast 10 years Wayne county has paid 10000000 more in qas taxes than it has received backlt Id seem a fairer distribution jnethod could be worked out o The City of Detroit has beer conducting a drive aqainst the slauqhter houses and their tar qets seem to be the packing houses who have their slauqh ter houses and retail stpres ID residential districts, They are are supposed to be made odorless by modern methods In our youth there was little opposition to these placesThei were reqarded is a necessary JoAnn Griffiths ovil Every villaqe had one,No June Boboni altmpt was made to deodorise j Susan Campbell and and you usually knew when Brandon White you were opproachina one, The Class Poem Alfred Fuhrman bill to requlate has been hav , , , , a ,, Giftatory Kathryn Henry John ina hard sledding in the legieto raise wild cottontail rabbits j Mrs M Eder of ChelseaThe Paul WareMary Marqartt Uark latuie and the sponsors bkane fires not covered by insurance were remitted The blue book of Masonic law ordered brought up to date and reprintedlt was voted to transfer the 100 assesment levied for 3 years for the building fund to the en dowment fundMichlodges have 6 months to register objections Michigan Masonery gained t pena county measuring a can made of a hollow pipe with a whistle in the handle It seems some time before he had been knockd down and robbed of his pension money This hap pened frequently to old soldiers those daysPensions were about 12 a month He used the cane to summon help when attacked He owned a silk hat which he sevtr wore He got this for help inq some one clean house His oddest characteristic was his matFimonal method When he came there he was sinlqle One day he took the train and came back with a wife He had gone to the county poor housepicked out a woman from the inmates and married her After some wears she died and oncel that starts at Howell June 5 more me visited the poor farm Pinckneys first game there is and got omother wife He re i June 7 Other teams are three pealed this procedure four torn Howell, Milford and a times The last wife outlived Brighton team fires and 2,644 acres, 91 percent of the fires were above the Bay CityMuskegon line, funeral was at SUosephs church an Virginia Shirley Dexter Friday wirti burial in St Josephs Jemeter found in waterfowl nests alonq the Saqinaw marshes, The largest brook trout on re DANCE RECITTAL HELD Betty Scovill held her doncina Pheasant eggs have been recittal at the school May 19 We intended to publish the pro gram but it was not turned in to us The event was well pat tho packinq companies, a Pres Address Milton Matttson j Class Will Nan Grenzcnbach, In the death of Ed Stair, pub Malene Schneider Chas Caird Usher of the Detroit Free Pre and William Earl I until a few years aqoMichiqCBi Class Prophecy John Hammell, j lost man who was successful in JjiTi Bell Duane Galbreathjohn the threatrical field but invariab 1NU well , i,i 1 1i jms4 cord is a 3 lb, 1 ounce one that I ronized Miss Scovill wishes to was caught in Devels CreekAI 19 3170 members last year The 1952 cornmunication is also at Detroit HNCKNET SOFTBALL Pinckney hasplaced a team,in in the County Soft Ball League inche himAs she had not been, mart iod to him long enough to get a pension the was returned ta the county farmOn one of hid weddings, the youths tried to horn him He fired over their heads kaild mev finished up behind a bam a block awayOme We understand there will be Mr and Mrs M E Darrow spent the week end at the home of Richard Loornis Detroit Mrs Ida Byers and daughter Janet of Ann Arbor spent Sun day at the Ross Read home Mrs Emma Vollmer and son,John, spent Sunday at the Chas Eisele home in Fowlerville The Cady school held their picnic at Island Lake Tuesday Mr and Mrs Fred Read and no baseball in Pinckney this Mrs Roeie Whitley anddough year owing to there being no place tb play A nfew school is being built there and the dia mond is full of building mater led CDY equipment The Eager Cleaner play a of his wives had a blind son practiie game here Thur May who wore hcanxnocks out of j x 7fi tt net cord My father bought one of him He always marched on Memorial Day with the GAR ad carjied the poet banner a 1he oldest wteron rt Old age overtook andhe fell and died from the effects of it The G AR took chew ofW affair and gave him a miUtaiy funewl Charles Bates was the post cosnmander then v Mrs Merwin r soloist at the wedding of Caorict ToTt, RobertMcOjoneflfeth M church at Brighton Satur ckry aflsrtoon CARDOr THANKS We fee deeply indebted eo everyon who contribufed to the success of our MotherDaughter diner, to the Juniors who left the ter attended a 80th birthday din ner Tuesday for Mrs Frank Pet ers at Tackaon Mr and Mrs James Burns en tertained for dinner Sunday at their new home on Stone School Rd Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs GootUeb Gala, Mr and Mrs John Gala, Mr and Mrs fre thank all who contributed to its success, especially Mrs Rene Miller for staqe decorations and Mrs Nelson Miller for flowers 38 t Pinckney children took part In addition there were cchcildre from Manchester and other places The Pinckney children were PnkeT Vatedictory Norma Jean Ever Presentation of Diplomas and Awards Supt Reader tfy a,backer of losina candidates and causes after 1904 when ho bouqht the Detroit Jour nal and entered politics He lea er bouqht the Free Press, At on nna Medley Susan Campbell JoAnn Griffiths, John Paul Ware , tin withhis brother hm a Brandon White,Alfrecl Fuhrman Benediction v Bradv Recessional HIGH SCHOOL GAMES Pinckney lost one game and won 2 last week Hartland beat Carol Miller Aqcrtha Henry them xuesciay b to 4 with HewDonnalee Swcrrthout, Kathleen leU pjtching Wed Dave Haines Shettelroe, Karen Downing freshmen pitcher beat Man guita Amburqey, Sharon Grift tester 9 to 8 Bob Meabon a iths,Carol Murray Patty Suqaett shman caught Friday Jack Kaye Wylie, Barbara Baughn Jeffreys Aui out Dexter 4 to 0 Claudia Garr, Leslie McAfee Rachael Nash, Karen Sinqer, Karen EichmanBarbraa Singer, Keith Morqan Tolmmy Read Patty Rahrig, Elaine Murray Cheryl Nitescu, Lorettb Toma sik, Mary Lou CantrelLPatty Pal mer, Barbara McAfee, Nancy Nash, Linda Nash Linla Becklet Judy Nosker Mary Watson, Susanne Clark, Sandra Kuhn, iBarbara Russell, Kristin Tasch, Patty Thayer Karen BeckBobby Conklin, Mr and Mrs Louis Beck Molly Carr and Miss Sco Coyle, Mr and Mrs Ray Burns I vifl herself and family, Jack Youna and family, Bud Conklin and family, Geraldine Moeller and Barbara Driven Pvt Wesley Palmer has been transferred to Colorado Springs, JHop decorations for us, to the CoL Hickory Ridge Doiry and the I Pvt Donald Clark wh6 it at Way Baking Co for generous tending A M college at Still donations of fooa, to the men who served the tables,to all who appeared on the program, es pecialry thoe who substituted on short notice A da afteraootv on short notice night lwttn 70 PJBeent A piaw TweT dosed Saturdavi op lunch wa senred Mrs MTv lmBkSmkv 0 om L Us Ktaqt man r gnd Mr Oentee taRoea watei, Oklahoma, graduates in July , trMary Ater Society heir a party at me rectory Monday night lwith 70 present A plate Janet Lundeen suffered an ar pendlcitis attack last week but is better now The Do,i Swcrrthout fcartilv ctt tended the minstrel sow at Briqh ton high school Friday niqht Mrs Ella Sialer of Lansina and Mrs Mariory Foltz and child ren of Battle Creek called on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday The Clarence Fisk family of Plymouth called at the C JClinton home Sunday The Herb Palmer fomflv oent Sunday at the Herb Palmer tr home in FHnt He is the sophmore phenornONGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Circle meet with Mrs Albert Shirley, Thur Juno 7th at 2 p m Sec REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular communication of Liv ingston Lodge No 76 T AM on Tuesday night, June 6 at 8U0 p, m, Work in the F C degree The grand lodqe reports bv he brothers who attended will also be given at this time Luncheon served after degree workp W CurlettSec the Howell paperWhile there he took over the opera house and made a bq success of rl Jessie Bonisteele was one of hi attractions He later became her manaqer and from there en tered the threatrical businefjg At one times he and associessW controlled 159 theatres froitf coast to coastMovies put crimp in the theatre business and he got back in the newspaper bu ness in 1904 by buyina the 2papers Journal and Free Pre An old line Republican he fatal to recognize the trend of the , times and was on the losing side in every political flgjn He backed the DUJt eJectrie2 road in all its fight with thedjf supported Senator Burrows aCj ainst Charles Townsend which Townsend wonIn the campaicm Townsend charged Stair made his money by strip tease or lj, showsThe Avenue and Gayety theatres which he owned fv tured those kind of shows Hi spearheaded the expose of ov ditions in Marguette prison be V not like the square Saturday nlahUune 2 at 800 p rmM i ause he did Chas Osborn who stood by FREE SHOW SATURDAL NITEJ Warden Russell, his appoini The free shows ponsored by hi the bank JJf l the Pinckney Firemen, start on he was a favorite Igrqet f IS im, niohUime broadcasts of Rev Fr Cot He backed BUI TcV Teddv Roosevelt, Truman berry against Henry Ford opposed FrankUnr Boo all his campaign Re edly had the courage victions but for sa could not tts, vn A K SERVlCt lttW I hat been appointed AAA Repreeenteave and am pre pared te give 24 hour c day WrgndwJ t sfisFM m I 1 V, , , v1 r jpyy itt ,n mr Neighboring Notes I 0ZSi I graduating dose number 40 BORN YEfiTEnniv ihe ladys bowling team from H2t2 MSER J Friday, latwda Jus 1 I Glenn FodL Rhonda Fleming m THE BEDHEAD AND THE COWBOY George Raft Coleen Gray in LUCKY NICK CAIN r , Baday, Monday Jus 3 4 Matinee Suadsy SiSfi p m conttBnoas Glenn Ford Ann Baxter Dennis OKeefe June Havoc in 4 FOLLOW THE SUN M aM Nock oi Tts howt 700 905 SMPERMOR No other heater is so efficient you get a full tank of piping hot water day in, day out for year on end St PERIOR No other heater is so easy on your budget heats hile you sleepon special low water heater rates SUPERIOR No other heater is so convenient everything about it is automatic nothing for you to do Just install and forget it Clean no soot, no smoke, no chimney connections SI PERIOR No other heater is so completely troublefree no flames, no fumes, lasts years longer once its installed, you get really hot water year in, year out For complete satis faction, go electric Ft EST WATER BEATER YOU CAN BUY I j Pinckney ladies bpwlinq leaq ue this year Paul Dancer and son, John, of Stockbridqe flew to Tuscon Arizono Sunday to see Joan Dancer graduate May 30th at I the University oi Arisaaa Howard Art Stockbridge and Jackson insurance man has bought a farm near Eaton Rap ids and will move there The Fowlerville hlqh school senior class numbers 35 ,11101 of Dexter 43 Fred Dillingham and Mrs Lill fan Carr of Fowlerville were married in Angola, Ind, MaV 12th Livingston county veterans or ganizations placed flags on all f the graves of the 2000 wcrf veterans who are buried in the 55 cemeteries in the county Barbara Niblock and Elvira Davte were admitted to dtiaen ship in circuit court last week Harlan Hatcher, vice pres of CTVT VA1 Ml A TITO Ohio State University, has been lHJtirH named president, of the University of Michigan, Born to Mr and Mrs, Charles Friday, Saturday, Jus l t Schafer of Chubbs Corners, May, MRSOMALLEY MMALONE 19th a son, Stephen Lawrence, Casudy Pants Almon Brewer, convictced of, MarJarie Mainjames Whltmore the murder of his wife, the for1 Hon of Ma and Pa Kettle me Olqa Hartoan of Pinckney IComedy Cartoon News in 1947 and sentenced to 30 to f riday, Saturday June i Deluxe Double Feature shows 700, 940 Roy Rogers his Horse Trigger m SPOILERS OF THE PLAINS to action packed picture THE LEATHERNECKS HAVE LANDED Suaday, Monday June 3, 4 Sun 3,5,7 Mon 7 and 9 I OPERATION PACSFIC 3 An Action Vtamn Stantuv Johsj Wayne as Its Wed, Thur, Jus 5, i, 7 James Cagney, Virginia Mayo 4 and Doris Day n J THE WEST POINT STORY Late Wsws puss,, WedM Thur Jos 5, 1, 7 Bene Davte Barry OSulltvan In PAYMENT ON DEMAND GssMdV JUvehy Cartoon OomingRawhide,On the Rivera kne Autrey and me Mounties, ComingtRedhead and Cowboy IHaU AngeL Goodby My Fancy oiy tne Valient Fathers Little Dividend StocWsriAje Michks Friday, Saturday, Jus 1 2 THE SAVAGE HORDE ftuadoy, Monday June 3 4 CALL ME MISTER is TerhmfcoJs A Musical Starring William Elliott Adrian Booth La o tfupat Western cartoon Tart and Flowers Showboat Serenade i i Sunday, Tuesday, Jan t, o 40 years is back in the Howell jail, havinq appealed Two pre vious appeals were denied June 2nd was set for heartnq the ap peal, G1 P DaUY THE MAN ON EFFEL TOWER The 395,000 school bond is Dale , the mysteries of Paris With sue to build a grade school in Disney cartoon Ttarbabies Charles LaughtonFranchot Tone 7 8 Dexter carried last Wednesday Show, , s, 392to 132,the proposal to raise Tues,, wd Thur Juia 5, 8, OMI DEALER or JacksonRaceway Off to Big Start Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn were in Columbus, Ohio, last week Pamela Seefeld came home with them Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsil anti spent the first of the week at the Andrew Nesbitt home Mr and Mrs Fred Read and the James Whitley family had dinner atWebbers, Ann Arbor Sunday George Meabon fr and wife called at the Wm, Marshall home in Stockbrldqe Saturday L J and Claude Swarihout and rionad spent the week at Douglas Lake trout fiflhinq f When Jackson Raceway opened the 1951 harness season in Michigan last week, it broke all its own records Attendance, daily double pool and rautuel handle all topped by wide margins the highest figures marked up by Jackson Trotting Association In its two previous seasons at the spicandspan halfmile racetrack in the city of Jackson Pictured above in the background is Buckie 3 winner of the opening nights feature event, the Hotel Hayes Presentation, driven by Doc Barbe In the center foreground is owner A Linehan, Jr, of Adrian, and congratulating him is Leon A Slavin, president of Jackson Trotting Association, while Hon James House, mayor of Jackson, who made the presentation, completes the iria, i STATE 6FMRaSSI5 Proborts Court foj tne County ol LifteaitoB, At a aortas, mi said rt nld n 0 Prahqt Office in fr City of Howell 8 sold County on the 22d day of May A, D J951 OF PrsMotflas Kan A amtih TQQ oi roba , In the Matter of the ESTATE Stewart Anderson, Deceased, It appearing to the Court that the iot presentation ol claims against Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, said estate should be limited, and that Judqe of Probate a time and place be appointed to rece , 1ft the Matter of the ESTATE OP ive, examine and adjust all claims and PARIS H WHETSEL Deceased, , demands against said deceased by and James O, Kelly having filed , before said Court S said Court his petition praying for j ind that tils Jsgal hbs si said decsas BOSOM to sell the interest of sdid estate d entitled to Infesftt ths sstat of sicfi to seU th interest of said estate in cer , i,nsnssd SBwl ssisd ahouid bs d latn reaJ estate therein described frtljj h is ordTdThat th 18 day of Junoi T JLJ , T K 1961 at ten A M, at said Probate, rf1 creditors Ofiaeki bsby appctated flat toniw 1, VW P Old petition, bate Office and to serve a copy thsrsoi that all persons interested in saH n1 c JT J ,7 , appsar before said Court, at said UPn Gra1 RBoD dtcr tf ctftd placs to show cause why a AS to sell the Interest of sale1, es lB said rsal stats should not be eti eoy si hsarbsf si thc lncknsy Dls fc Minted and circuit said estate wfcose address is Pfcicknsy, Michigan on or before 30 day of July, A D , 1951 at ten oclock In the forenoon, sold time and 7 farther Urtered That Public P,aco hJ PPointed for the examina JHST tfciTbs elver by publication on adjustxnemt of ail claims and Sf e oopy w u prtyiou, tc,or o116011011 d detsrminatlon of th heirs crc law o scrld dscsassd at orinted and drculat tlme of hi xtk sntilsd to inherit ,,, the estate of wSfcn isk dscsassd died siesed ruron n , II ta Further Ordrd, That Public Jodas of Probate Noti0 throf T publlcatloo of a copy of this ordsr ones sach wst ot ATSS said doy of DUpctch a dreulatsd s Registsr of A true eopr Volney Wieqand and wife of f Detroit were quests ef Mr and Mrs J H Hooker Sunday Barbara Nash accompemied Mr and Mrs Clayton Bekkerinq to Montpeiior, Ohio Sunday Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and Mr and Mrs Louis Kourt attended the Jackson races Saturday niqht Dr and Mrs Robert Bird of Wayne called at the W G Mill e home Thursday, The Bob Baker fomily who have been visitinq at the Roqer Carr home returned to Syracuse N Y Sunday Harry Lavey and wife of De troit and the Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor were Sun ay quests the Lee Lavey family Mr Mrs Clare Miler were were in Detroit Friday, Mr, and Mrs Andrew Camp bell entertained Sunday niqht I Merwin Campbell and wife,Mar can Ledwidge and wife andMr and Mrs, Glen Kinqsley The Roy Reason family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leoter spent the week end at Honor Jenny Lynd Parmalee spent the week end at Lincoln Park with Mr and Mrs James Nance Mrs Rene Miller attended the senior banuqet at Senna Hqhts Colleqe Adrian today The Doyle Templeton family of Keeqo Harbor were week end quests of the Albert Shirley family the 1 mill 441 to 139 SYeuvAgo Louis Howlett Howell attor ney, died at his home Tuesdcry,1 He leaves his wife, the fcrmer Laura Wilson and 2 sons, William Curlett, S8, died of pneumonia May 31 H leaves his wife and 2 children, Robert Moore of Greqory i died May 26 Mr, and MrsThonia Richards have moved from Ponttac o Pincknev in the Harold Swar thout house Morgan Harris Is home from Assumption college for the sum mer Lawrence Owen and Alice Heselschwerdt of Greqory were jtnarried laet week Harlow Munsell and Charles Whitehead are buildinq new homes in Greqory 140 attended the field day at the Marion town house Fridcv Lawrence Owen and Alice Heselschwerdt of Greqory were married last weekPinckney hiqh pViool beat Stockbridge Friday 12 to 8 i Georqe Reason and wife of Detroit are stayinq in their cottage at Portage Lake VENOEANCE VALLEY A Wesleran In Technicolo Starring fiurt Lancaster Robert Walker and Sally Forest Cartoon Symphony In Skmq Travel Roamng urn Michigan hows 71S 9tQfl Comin5l Can Get It for You Wholesale Lemon Drop Kid The Early Bird Pood Coming Kopaltong Cassidy Re turns, My Dog Shep My Blue Heaven, Alberta Dinkel attended a paa ty for Grace Meyer Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrg Fiank Meyer in Brighton Plumbing Water Sfttmt Stanley Dinkel C I USED C 4RS Deluxe 4 Door, Radio Heater 47 Yean Ago 1941 PONT1AC CLUB COUPE, Heater, excellent condition Open Evenings Until 900 P M QUALITY CHEVROLET SALES 114 S MICHIGAN HOWELL MICH fcs essi Cot flseldOoaatr Hiram R Sudth Of seed Cowt hsid at tb Cttf ol Bow9B prsrtous ni Pfasok t Sjt Slk esy ef Marlesissta Parshafl Begktsr o PtaheU rooi B SaUih Jadfs si PiDhsSs FOR SALE5S acreg on black top Rd, good 6 room home, a small barn, chicken coop 7500 with 2,000 down Year around home at Lake and a good one basement, furnace fireplace, garage, excellent condition 12500, terms to suit Cottage at Bentley Lake front, , 21x42 block 4000 I 15 acres in town on pavesnentt 7 room house, bam and chicken coops Terms j ft room home modern, 1000 down, in town 7 room house In town, terms Gerald Reason, Broker 1 Phone 133 Pinckney 1950 CHEVROLET STYLEUNE Power Glide Trans 1950 CHEVROLET FLEETUNE Deluxe 2 Door Radio Heater Power Glide Trans 1949 CHEVROLET 8TYLELINE Special 2 Door Heater 1949 FORD CUSTOM, 4 Door and Heater 1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL De luxe 4 Door Radio and Heats 1949 CHEVROLET FLEETMAST ER, 2 Door Radio and H 199 FORD CLUB COUPE, Radio and Heater 1947 FORD SUPER DELUXE, 2 Convertable Couoe Ri Tom Clark of Simcoe, OnUs SgX ifPl M substituting here as station aal SSrneSvr rJ0 Heatw ent for WfLClark lli CS22iLyaTon 501 Hal Sunday morning Herbert Cope JJ SSSSSL I l 4 Spd 7rcdelighted his hearers nTIi Sr 1949 STUDEBAIER Ton Pickup EchuA wilh aS 1941 PONTIACf 9 CLUB COUP tlKrte, tstine The Chelsea Junior Sars fail ed to appear here Saturday for their ball game with Pinckney Mrs Jennie Bartons Sunday school class will serve ice cream at the town hall Saturday night The Young Mens Club will I hold their field day June 24th Thier new officcers are Pres, Rev Mylne Vice Pres, Floris Moran Sec, Cecil SiqlerTreas Ross Read There Is a letter in this issue complaining about profane language used by the boys who ball on the square, Mr Stella Graham is inOwos so as delegate to the WCTU convention j All those la Pinckney who voted for Gen John G Fremont for president in 1856 ar asked I tocontactWm McPherson Jr oi HoWll who is crcfanizino a Fremont club to take part ip the celebration under the Oaks at Jackson July 16 The funeral of Mrs Sweeney who died at the home of her daughier, Mrs Wm Gardner was held from St Marys church May 25 The Pinckney ball team will play Howell there Scrturdav and Brighton here next Saturday Miss Annabel Miller is home from Kalkaska where she has been teachther Thomas Eagen broke hjs coll or bonept week while load ina posts , Wm, Moran advertises a car load of Pcrtkmd cettenti for acdefey the I RACING NIGHTLY iXCfr SUNDAYS JACKSON RACEWAY PariMutual Wagermg POST TIME 815 PM Daily Double Closes 810 JMMOM noniN Ami sic MCKMN, men 1ipuiiiiuj upwJ TjrfT wrpWQTqwwvF f , ff3p OB MNCINfV StSMTGT Wednesday, May JM, 1951 Th e f Store Groceries Drygaods Canned GoCr, Shsei Gents Furnishings Linrerfo pinckney Dispatch tered as 2nd class matter at postoffice in c u ,, s 1877 114 ScHoweU St,PmckneyMich, SuUcnpUon Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publshpi Phil McDonell ia now a seat, at Seol, Korea Mr and Mrs, Fred Peans of Detroit spent the week end with Mr and Mrsjohn McDonell Edwin Sprout and wife spent the week end in Holland, Ind, daughter of Iosco called at the Wm, Shehan home Friday, Mrs Dorothy Dinke Jackson Monday Visit New Location was in 1076 EAST M36 NEAR DEXTER ROAD I HAVE A COMPLETE LUCE OF Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes,Fitfiij Mi v Gen Store FftlCE EVER PHIL6AS I VATIR ptyWv year i, Mov qurck sudsing oft water for ati dnhwovhmg, whiter wethei, gloriouf shampoos, delightful bathing Cet complete detail on this omating new ouromoffc water softener The 12 members of the local Boy Scout troop spent the week end at Bruin Lake wiih Harold I Porter and Wm Brash jr They won a Red Ribbon award Mr and Mrs John Beyer vis ited at the Orla Jaquish heme in Byron Sunday The Younqlove school held their picnic at Huron River park Friday There weie 24 pupils and their mothersMrs Aria Caulk of Ann Arbor and Florence Tupper of Flint called at the Wm Mercer home Sunday The Green school, Mrs Alta Meyer, teacher, held their picnic at Huron River, park, Saturday Mrs Meyer will teach at i the Green again next year Betty LaPrine of Gross Pointe was a week end quest at the Olin Robinson home Mr and Mrs John McDonnell and Mr and Mrs Robert Wahlj attended Rinqs Around he Moon at Ann Arbor Saturday j night i Don Griffith and Otis Matteson few to the Indianapolis auto auto races today Joseph GriYJth and family spent Soturday at th Ted Olson j home in Dearbon j Allen Davis has uncovered from injuries sustained at Jack son and will resume motorcycle racing in 2 weeks Merwin Campbell, Clare Mill er and ye editor attended the past masters banquet of the Dexter Masonic iodqe Saturday night Leshe McAfee and Jimmie Kubat had their tonsils removed at McPherson hospital HowelL Monday Myron LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PHONE 183F2 Ptacknr i Drad or Alive FA1 ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY COWS 800 HORSES 600 HOGS 150 Cwt WF BUY HIDE n,D CALF SKINS Phone 68 Plnckitty Central Dead Stock Co I PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER I i I I I I Iris drip tray V flmaIitoi vKliiJtattvto vtadoUfc Ht rh baftfa Vbtmindr tifBtU cooUs M, up t M ntlauttt V tWtnfcfo gfra tfcue nd MB fviturt iafonnattab ft muKisiXm Mtira lop Lvft werkinf trt Fart sun flniik ConoMied u J 1IBIRAL TRADEIN ALIOWANCI ON YOUR OLD HANOI Wov si iM tlra to moderns fmm dtdn witk FhilfM the thrifty toottkd fas fee farm and town hornet You can hunt far and widt, but yon wont ftnd a bigger vain anywhere than tUs beautiful da luxe nwgtt Rememtor, loo, we will glv you a teneroua ttsdtin allowance oft your eld ranft regardless of type, make, or condition EM terms, if yon wish MANY OTHfR PHILOAS AmiAMCIS MOM WHICH TO CHOOSCI Cof 43 hs than prwcr vfomafc models Ask far TRIE home trial a GEORGE ROtTSH Plumblno I WATER SYSTEMS 4 4 0 North Stewart St Phone PlnckofT 153F11 While takinq some of his wifes pupils to the Detroit zoo last week W H Meyer colledeci v with a truck injuxina the front end oi his car On last week Monday even inq the Pinckney teachers who have been takinq a course in Howell met with the class and the instructor for dinner at St Longes restaurant Everyone enjoyed it The instructor MissBarousch was presented with a qift and corsaqe s The Chubbs Comers school held their picnic Friday at Huron River park Don Mosher and wife of Jackson called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday lames Ward and wife and iFreld Ward and w sattended the tulip festival in Holland Sun day While in Detroit last Tuesdav j ye editor called on Gerald and Ralph Clinton who once worked for himThey now have an esta blishment of their own at 245 j West Lamed and do linotype custom work Rev Brady, Nelson Buzzard Henry Hauck Georqe Thomp son attended a laymens meet inq at Olivet colleqe Saturday Mr and Mrs Ross Terhune of FHnt called cm V Morv Hoff Saturlay Mr ond Mrs Mark Nash Mr Mrs PROTECTION The desire for Protection provides the motive for men joining together In a common cause It inspired the establishment of Our Free Government Throughout the ages mankind hat been seeking protectionfor self, for loved ones, for the right to live as the Creator intended man to live The desire for Protection Inspired the establishment of the Michigan Milk Producer Association thirtyfive years egoprotection for worried dairy farmers ond the public which Is so d9p9tdont upon them Through their organization, members of the MMPA have built a solid foundation for Michigans Great Dairy Industry Sixteen thousand of them woiking together as a unit provide millions of city dwellers vvltli a constant supply of the most vital of all food products pure, fresh milk every day In the year, at an equitable pice Through their cooperative activity every member also is protectedhe knows he has a mrrkef for oil the milk he produces with prompt payment guaranteed and ot the price which the quality of his product jir,ifs Such cooperative effort provides the uinost of protection for all concernedit is in large measure responsible for the month of June being proclaimed thoiqhout the and as DAIRY MONTH in recognition of the do , hJusirys great contribution to the health and happiness of ail Americans, Michigan Milk Producers Assoriitinn 406 Stephenson Bldg Detroit 2, Mnn A 09 4V W From where I sit It Joe Marsh Just Cant Get Over Easys Fence SEE US TODAY AU INSTALLATION CTAftft Swarthy , w T , and Mrss Lynn Hendee, Mi cod Mrs Jerry Clark re ,Bianch Clark and, Mrs Bose turned iron their weddinq trip Hendee attended the funeral of Tuesday ira Frisbee at Shepherdsvite Born to Mr and Mrs EjSnay Saturday Mrsflose Hendee will live in the Harold Hinchey stay there awfcfle house on M 36 W last week a The Don Griffith familv of Ann daughter, Judy Ann, at St Joe Mr and Mrs Trvin Kennedy hospital entertained the Verne, Murray, The Gerry Eichmans werei Gerald and Ambrose Kennedy Sunday luncheon quests of Mr famftes at dinner Sunday in and Mrs Hub Lee,Bass Lake honor ol their auost, Frank Kenn Doni Spears and wife of De edv of Los Anaeles, Calif Holt spent Sunday at the Edward Mrs Eleanor LedwMqe, Mrs f Spears home , Monda Morris and Mrs Deriise Mn and Mrs Howard Read LaRosa called at the Wm Me are on a trip to Virginia and to Marken home crt Fowlervill Pittsburq, Pa Sunday Kevin Andrew returned Becky Morris was cauqht in a home with them for a visit, shower of aluminum paint last Mrs Oscar Beck entertained Monday whenshe tarred PhU Mr cm6 Mrs Clifford Millar and Phil Gentiles ladder which the j OTj Mrs Merlin Ambumev I oaint was resting on Phil had at Hinner Saturday in honor of intended to paint the porch ceil fcer husbands borthdav M fcThtaieM weildinal Mr and Mrs Geome Meabon 5f2 brush on the Qoor after that vi8ited Geora Meabon srj ftStS her mother said it SunHay of a convalescent hom4 ik an hours scrubbing to makcJ Oc, Takte JJ tSSL Therself , nH MH CJsr ner lwt remodellinrr their home Mr and Mrs Chrrrls Whfte Evr Friday Wt i Howll Ka and Bealriec LcmibQrn of big new shopping night Fiee Greootv Sunday callers pairing efeijwki i at the 11 Henry home Ttw years ato, Easy Roberts j took a lot of kiddinjc when he planted that hedge of Multiflora j rouses along his property line i Folks said he was getting pretty highfalutin But today plenty of people who laughed at the idea slow down when they drive by Easys place just to look at those roses Most beautiful sight you ever saw Practical, too The hcrlpre is a pood four foot hitfh now, and at least five foot thickeven a shoat couldnt pot throutrh that prickly mass of shrubbery Best of all, it cost less than ordinary fencing Might be well worth your while looking into From where I sit theres no sense in looking down on something just because its different from what we like For instance some people think icecold lemon ades the best cooleroffer on a hot day Some of us would rather have a glass of beer Jhe important thing is not to hedge our selves in apninst other peoples idea iml preferences a s Ot yKaMJ L Copyright, , J Stuhs lictiers Foundation Dog Tax Notice MALE AND UNSEXED UCENSE 200 340 j FEMALE LICENSE AHer JUNE 1, 1951 a PENALTY OF 200 will be added Jennie M, EastmanW Viff TSe P 617, f mu m I B ftv mmtwj X Order Tour FARM SEEDS NOW AlfaKa, Clover cud All Other Seeds msrs Feed Supply Co, I t PROFESSIONAL THE WNCKNEY SANITARIUM Bey M Duffy, ML D Tknly 1100 A M to 208 PM Except Wednesday Mn Tuee Fgj SaU 7 to 6 p m DR GL McCLUSKEY DenJst 112 North Michigan Ave j State Telephonef License HEAL ESTATE , ioines, Lojoe rroperttoo QfflcV MAX RUSSELL MGR A HEM POLICY veninqs b Appoln HERB NEED Residence 814 cnxd List Your ProperfrTwttfc Me j Broker 2 0 8 North Pead PjndMyjicttooa 1 3 3 i phorft 157F11 Aepoirin MYBON J HUQHB Plumbina and Heatina 717 LakftsMe Olive Rueh Lake Howell V Grd liver Howell Mlcfelaan m i , HI9 Estate, Ipsurance, BfokSaae Hackney, Michigan IJCity Lake and FoWftftr A Speciality let Youi Property With Me it K J 1 LEE LAVEY ZU There is much concern today j JELECTOHSF Tfiffi PrvrSSJ regarding our foreign policy CSJLMUNIIY scwvc SJSJ1 1 The recalloi Gen MacArhur M SCHOOLS fQR jphona 8F3 and the preset hearings in j ELECTION JULY 9 1951 I A U C I O N t E R Congress dsttve heightened the 301 fann Sales A Speciality confufoii A firm pohcf is need 1 Election of schopl officers will ea tp give our ncrtiortdirection he by petition as provided for 7 WflJE P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modem Equlpmeni Amnuiooco Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, tftchi v BED C REICiCHOFFir , OPTOMETRIST IK West Grand River Ave Howttt M Mfchftaasi tPhw358 aesideeo 61 3 tit JnyyewAppliances NOW WE OFFER LOWCOST CONVENIENT riME PAYMENT PLANS Through j GENERAL ELK CREDIT CORPORATION r a d tp give our ncmonaireciion i 9 oy peauon as provided for As bankers we have noticed by Public Acta cf 1949 o 83 lon Pfcedmey 78F2 f that e persons who serve requl for in Section 15, as amended RffRlATION SfiSVICE 1 arly have fewer problems With Chapter 131 School Code HAPOtB RlnfT 1 those people a Savings Account 2 ietitions may be obtained 00011 On All Makes is their firm policy LmR 1 Rose secrtarv of j Phone Plncj ney 154F3 Establish a Serves Account1 e 81 51 C L TOWNER j and your own firm policy netf 0 ol fiisj 3 Petitions shall be filed with 8044 Portaa La uathr Ff B0Qrd f 1aneP DSS Tl ucation, ir Erie Rose, on or before June 14th 1951 1 TTg ,,t 4 No elector shall sign a petit1 IJ3Sflf ion for more candidates for each LLOYD HENDEF Generrl Tnwirrmce 1 Uvestock HoulUia Pinckneyv Mlcfa4 Weekly Tripe Made To Detw M r 0 f Generai Triddn9 Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mia wVLii 5 tL W MOTARY JNSUANCB and BONDS rm 1 INCKNEY I payday McPHERSON Sut BAN HoweR, Mich FOR MUNTZ I SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative I Free Demonstration Every Dqgr FjiinlQD0 A M to 1000 PJeT I East Main St, Pkickney IA , A All deposits up to 10,000 in f sured by ow membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poration 1220 Mowers Rd, Pinckney 1 TOULL PURR LIKE A KITTEN LAVEY HAFDrVAR Scarce Items Fence, NaUs, Bailing IFire Steel Posts WE HAVE THEM ALL ON HAND D E Hoey Son Too, when you find out about monthsi prior to election A resident of the school district our low rates fer financing that 1951 automobile t f 0 i,6 J WANTEDWcnning and Ironing 5 Each petition shall be signed ,nA jt, tiLT IWMM by not less than 25 Qualified Hoin school electors of the district J 6 School elector must be A citizen of the United States Twentyone years of age or over A resident of Michigan 6 WANTED Yards to mow witt my power lawn mower K Cainpoeiijpnone 16F2 Phil Barney KraizmitJcr Livingston Jaunty Phone ftSSfc Represecnve Ana Arbor NOTICE Have fivTSo3 iioistos comuitd Arner may , have py iantayincT aud payina FOK SALE 40 acres of aliaudtj 10r eeP and damaged V n i j ciover and broom hay, sale oti John Eisele, cat itabta at least 20 days, next proceed on shares Mre Ed Hoiwhtoni 1 I I WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS R jREAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE O PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES f j THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Havdl Mich Any qualified voter, in the aforementioned Pinckney Commun ity School,district whose name appears on the assessment oil and who is the sole owner in hisown right of the property so assessed shall be el gible to election or appoint ment to office in said school district, provided that where a husband and wie own prop irty jointly, regardless of the Nick Coluser M3Q East Phono 65F13 Darrel Baker 5655 Fe ivis at SacrlCice, the nam which appears on PHONE DEOTR 2 6 8 Member Federal 0poslt Insurance Corporation All Deposits I Insured up to 10000 for each ,, J T , 1 Ueoositc Etae of Election Monday, July 9th, 1951 at 800 p m FOR bALt John WANTED WORKWill build W C BoyceW8U cottages, make screens and do ic wire bar Na 114 WMo3o5 any kind of carpenter work at j conditio also Q ton of wlre old time prlcee Call Carpenier bridge, Mich at Portage Lake, Phone Dexter J tL orT 5 8 38 lu,h SALbOne 50 iraeiouQirail 4 baler with motor, wagon food er, JeweU wheels used very Mle, ready to go W G Reeves, Siockbridge ton SALti0 close estate T6e Fred Jagusch nouse and 24i acres at 9058 Cedar Lake RoaaV 0 FOR SALCD deck 1000 chick, tne nam vmv , brooder, used very little, also ihe assesstnentrollIi otherwise win 0 CUBtom plowing qualilled,each shall be elgiblei Arnold Bechler, 3690 M 36 E to election or appointment to pone pinckney 65F5 school offtcei WANTED tO BUY WOOL, Highi ncev A good chanae go est Market Price Lucius Doyle nctaiey A good chance tofoi Phone Pinckney 42 , mPlcen busf fea Teeple, adm pnonex 675 Pinckneys Mrs Alva Dickson and daugh FOR SAU room house, 2 Howell, KiUAjgpn, ter of Howell called on Mrqnd JP rf r3Jq FOR SALE200 bales 7 ui PiVo TViursdcrv Er location, in town, reasonable hav , Mrs Robert Pike Thursday, BM 25 L ohSr, hay C MurrayjBMfailaTM Pork and wife ol Unadilla, gjB eama g phc oalled Monday Unadilla, lcknev, Mich liar with the iarmer caul, his r, x TJTUT Fr p Unadilla, nncjOKey, xvuen u wv t j , ftaiHa mnt for corn ine map is unique, in Bleats Fruit DUALITY 0nded the weaaing oi iiouis r w McGuire in Detroit Saturdayl j so fields to rent for com Mrs Nellie Clark is working Earl Schroeder comer M 36 and in Katchies Restaurant Pingee RoadThe Pinckney Tavern moved WANIED lU 8X A 4 or 5 Into their new location last wk room house from owner, 4,000 , or less, close in Pinckney 2368 Howell St Phone 146F12 WANTED PQULTRYWU1 pay , Detroit Market Prides I C aT U Phone 62F13 L FOR BENTEguippecT 153 acre Dairy Farm C Murray, 8280 FARLEY Rd Pinckney, Mich Groceries Vegetables Lt6c0sjtedj UmnoTertuaec Kjent qty Nikhlqay FOR SAISmau White ckame kitchen Range, bums wood o coal good condition Phone 137F11 7439 BenUy Road FOit aALEiGardeutractor 5 HP Garden 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 30, 1951 Description An account of the resource May 30, 1951 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 1951-05-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch