333 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9e6d586881607a26272f3805314f629b.pdf 82284b912cb6abcc2decc1185b737c5d 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. ,HX Ji ,rt 1 f vX rM Volume 63 News Items of Boyp in Service TTw Pmckoey Dispatch WcdncUy April 3 1946 Mk the AnMtl Past Masters Wight Banquet Annual PMt Matrar7ight rfiecet Draw Usual Urf Atteadac Another big attendance was pAecnt ut the loth annual past masters nght I aiquet of Livingston Lodg No 176 F4 AMJ held at the school Jtuday night 1 he oanquet wa iiened Ly the Pinckney 0 E S No 14 OUR DEMOCRACY has re the army fev , Capt flames Noecker tvtd all discharge from it back at Ore Lake, Fvt Jatta SaekabVof Howcii is t Ft Knox, Kentucky DritiaJi war brides ure shortly expected in Pinckney One is Mrs I 2Vo PLANTMS SEASON etf THC FAftMCft SOWS, 44 LOOKS HOWARD TO JHC aiy oHAftvtT auv SINCC rue yi6U MMNOS CM MAIiy FACTOR BCVONP Hr CONTROL KMOMg IS TO FARM SuSwlSf MUST DWC ADVANTAGE OF THE 4 tOTJDC HIM OVtR THC POOR, ONCS lasoift of Hiland Lake The other it to Ted Madajcsskt, daughterin of Peter Madajcaski who lives on WiBiatn Gawley fefw north of Their husband nave both reVI 5tl Edsel Meyer writer from NorVu, they have founu a young fie there Mr and Mrs hay Oi ,tlcy knew in California and are ftjliin a lot The Meyers expect pfcfO to Wttshinston D C on Apm i Uttbert Carr accepted lor so ice calleu to Howeli tor another test ston Lods and the wecoming address L UJ UJUW ,IA itvAa An Joseph Griffith W M who introduc r 8 the toastmaster He is deputy hnoHlhu dinchartre and are Staud mttStcr Cliffora Miller P M J honorable discharges and are reaponded on behal of the , ters and tJblrofuced the Livingston past masted Of the 16 living puit aiters 12 were present The Sunshine Barbershop Qua ete oi mi AiLor lavored with sc cil seeclions This is a member tne state organization and aireat LU by Uoorgo uvu isiit niiw of Ann Arbor LoJt y i Bill Zllman of Detroit favorc M T 2 w with 80 minutes of magic, include ImlTvM uw ut maiiy card ick taicent Young recently disehargtdL Aphle crJup wan present Mm the US Marine, ha auiv ger , has COnpleU WKone I yearj of membership M Ivin, rtoois Daniels whose Dritish war Lo Ude Vwt Mftcr ldul Cia Wiaa rtcent arrived in Howell rrukmg Presentaton A IwJtiow of Vincent Young of Grogi iut Masters apoins veie prcsLinl f amother, being Madfce Yoimg f to Wesley Reader, master in 10 i A navy bulletin received this week, by Ona Campbell P i and to Wt jptaj that navy dischargees may re nian Miller, The latter was el ecu i for inactive duty j w 141, presided at one meeting Howard Craig, son of Mrs Evawent in the army He is now sen o Enquii of Hilarid Uke expects a wardtn Past Master Russell LiverJischarge about May 15, mort made the presentation Lecd Vincent has received an hon1 Waynt Fernelius of the Detroit orable discharge and arrive home polce dept and his talkine doll,Jeny iat week He served three years atMcSafety, assisted by Frank Smith, i rince George, Ontario,with vhe Can also of Uie Detroit polite put on u Hittn ail corp I fine enteranment, consisting of Fred Singer USN, now in the SW songi dialogues etc Fernelius un Pacific, expects a discharge about his rfoll were with the USO in Kur Michigan Mirror I State News c T SUU TcrtUy Told f from Laming j lllL all kind, of Houbl Shooting Hollywood motion pictures on historic Mackinac island, cci bound in uiidViMerits like being l o qary has oeen oit 9ti 1 oue 0 persons have j fu tor iviitf,,,,, eiiccU Ti WJXHIS00M AN WHT THE FARMED OF OUR NATION HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THC RECENT OOD YEARS, PUTTING THEM MONEY INTO THUS PROTECTING THEIR, OWN FUTURESAT THE, SAME TME ASSUXVG COR FOOO SUPPLY ANO 0M07iN3 A SOU NO NATiONAL ECONOMY i June 1 Owoaso, Mich, April 1, 1046 GentlemenEnclosed find V to the Veteran Memorial Field Wish you success Gerald McClear VETERANS MEMORIAL FIELD ,fn A ope during the late war Roscoe Burch, grand master delivered the address in which he touched on Masonic problems and ideal1, His address was very interesting and was well received1 The 4 candidates for grand lodge, jthis yearPaul Schi ndeier, Ann Ar tsaskr sue vm editor mmebor Mike BaguUy, Unftog, Quy ttaJSCTit Gr BMjwievt,ro11 out that all the material needed for wre introduced tnd spoke briojfly Itehttd field can be aecured for Mav Then the frrand lodge offlccri ere lZcu introduced They were RoscoeButch, te wire y alarms, braces, fuse box i31 as, insulaaore lights and reflectors en 00 This will probably be time enough as Hawks, P GM,Lansinsf and Paul Belser, Chelsea of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Also the president of the Wayne County Masters vsn sw County 4JI n Day HeldP mmmmm aome grading has to be done on the field and the tenms courtJglwnent i removed The Generarbctric made a dV ing of the fieldThis putt the football field on the south side and thesoft ball field on the TZZikM ThTlWd WET iSfaS i The worshipful JfVfig by SO liehtv 6 on wwh of the ten nd the paasters were then intro Doias Those are arranged in such a duced S2Tr ThTtXre we, none on the 49 lodges were rd Lvnlavfaur filL ingston had 05 , There were do nom W iM9 n , Detroit, 27 from Ann Arbor24 from Sunday John Burg, Kevin from FarminRLonothge and ye editor went to Chelsea no tj awA v Local 4H Clubi Win Many Honor County Achievement Dmy The Pinckney 4H clubs did well in the county achievement day at Howell hiah school last Saturday In the first year exhibits the Merry Tailorettes Elsie DeWolfe,leader en tered 1U exhibits una won 2 blue first ribbons, 7 red seconds and a whie third ribbon The first prize wvnners wre Lois Iletchey and Paula Curlett They also won county hon ors In the second year work by the So and Sewers Club, leader, MrsDorothy Campbell, an outstanding record was made They entered 12 exhbits and won 11 firsts 1 third Mary Ann Campbell, Uccrina Ryan pastoi iV MARYS CHUttCH Rev Francis Murpny Masses at 7 45 and 1100 a m Catechism 74C Sunday and lujtfo Saturday Novenu Friday 1220 noon and 800 p m Prcpaiation for Holy Xummuntorn each SatujrJay 8 to Op m ai Sunday 700 to 7 30 g7 m Suriri April 7is Jassion Sun daand th weekOf 40th Movenna, Usualfirst Friday aevotions and the j Feast of the Seven Dolors of the Ulessed Virgfi Mary, 1 ir jaia m J ic is noplace to go alter you est get there Mayo Alien Sawyers of the City of Mackinac Island took the icccm excitement utnou, i , wow Atoned in ladcu leu ami Mail, checkeied winabieaken, Aiaic iron ei, htay woolen hrt anu HM,, cap, the mayor welcomed the umva of a Hollywood motion picture ere vhich be,tan the filming ol v in ceneh IOC illis Twe iu Kt ej,, Ntl production vh ch will biin some of Hollywoods leading stan to Mackinac between now aim uet summer Mackinac has a year around po illation ut vJ, hall ol them irih vhose families have called the Mound home for teiicrations Of the balaiu J5 lHiccin aic Indians who ccutur es ajiO ileii to the tenter of the lU ami estabhed a placi called Harris ville flic tnt ra t ol Mackinac in in Stmrec and ill iniilwiiitel is A1 ale substituted for stmmtei, gay laugh Ler of yotuhlul acatioiriM uiu lh clopclop ol hoiMs hool , is tlf leati like silence oj the ,ii ep n ilt,,t where only the boom of the ice m the irozen strats punctuates the air a still is the settirr on1 finds h irself talking in hispers Kile long resident of the irtland, Jtto Taiig runs h s comUnaliov mril n t ii,n passenger boat lieiwceu the island and St ignace iinil rhaut eij ywais laKis lltaoii and Mich MI , the narrow Strai ,ful of ice islands ThonlAng tins up his boa the shuders are at the mercy ii iifer 1ho stores are soon oyt of butter, eggs, bread and oner article How ever native tgiiuit has partially POIVPCI the iolation1hree young men built a Snoslcd, n lowboat contrajition lrcti by an auto motor which turns a woouVn propellor It mows ve piKeei skiies ami attains high speed rate on clear ice Ovir, gotten a A d ce prjgress is slow and it often has to be draggedby handOn clear ice it makes the trip to St Ig IVIO in 2 minutes When the ice i to A, ume precutor wa lcphi,ed byjj to ney and said proecutwr waV iuei b the attorn nexai md liter anfa ,, 6 Uer an est d l WiM,l ie o ic ihe ut has oheiif cen arrtsted io 4iaiU onUi oiwaUver, witness ho jut cotiienrf of court e coroner had to urreu t whose CfcK u ei ,o ui, 0, born iuii bt td haltTV bv i gambling ease erved tO olays lov ihi sheriff case comes up Apri 4 Th may be politics in Uas iast arrest iie br Uenrv eaiij i liie i fc4U Oi d that y owm tfcureh x wheat Hay aol fg epeiiinen,i Conuucted uy iieury Foru 1 on a lart e scala are apparently being rapidlj wound ip b lujiry x ord ti, now ne compajy I0 ha anno ihe 1UJMJ0 acre, the coaip around Saline, Macon and vill ue soh Soy b eegiowi liere, dans liibical wheal tosabled war veterans hs bcn closed and the company has cane lUd itf aiopnation to ti tdiOft luuiuie ui Orange, Ne, Jerwy and will devote its time c iiusively tu it bile baihiing ucvfdtfig to ilnry h Whether ihi j an the end of all small factories Ht ary Ford ut in many place, i ot c aSone i nam ,,, ,s soy beau The unger Henry is evidently not of he riiulilic l pe of his giknu ffcth er ami is as rajiidly ai JIOSS le ohajUg a the factory o er to C0H 3TXXX to ais own iueus, staring wjt the 0U4Vaig of llairy llennett yi to lb inches thick horse dVai vehicles cross on it, Itis not wishful thinking to envision a day when Mackinac will drawwinter sport fansThere are abundant facilitits for tobogganing, bob sltdi, sleghing ana skiiing Some day the island will have regular winter boat service and Mary Ann Harris won county Sundayn communion Sun for the vww honors The aporn made by Judy Ladies of the Altar and Scaphularl er lodges represented were Bright Aschenhrenner was picked as the Socety Baptism was conferred last Aokeit over tne rgntea iieJO fj , B Vn ctnrkhndffe best of its tvDe in the countv The c r u ,, u , 111 14 AK TU I Fowlervile,Dexter, r hntSstocKDnage ioesi oi its type, in tne county ine Sunday for Howard Fran,i, son of inttalled last October, fne petlton 3 Ann Arbor tirst prize winners wrc Mary Ann 1 M fln,i ir p0i al Wked over the 1ghtea than fMd will bfe simiLT The 1 Byron, Linden, Fenton, 3 Ann Arborfirst prize winners wrc Mary Ann , and Mrs Pau, sinKer SpoMO woric mil U b localI cS Detroit lodges, 3 t JSA Jame and Mr, Andrew tjutKtVfy titid will be simiiur The ClJWtaK Maatique Duadee, Hose, Wereer,Barbu Smith Judy A materml is here the job will not take long The committee meats tonight and will try and start the work at ones weather permitting I lodges, ManistLque, Dundee, Rose ville Milan, Berkley, Redford,Blss enbrenner, Mary Jane Krshke,Mary field Grand Rapiak Benton Harbor, Tomasick, Regina Ryan, MaryAnn Rochester Milford, Commerce,High1 Harris, Margaret Clark and June land ParkPlymouthNorthville, Chel J Bobon All were at the exhibit but BIG MfttTtEL SHOW Mrs Swarthout an Mrs Camp toaVa rooms of the Pinckney schsol will pt on a minstrel show at the aefcool Thursday night, April 4 with d lodges, White Bear, Mnn dot ,111 awBBwaaVsVeasew RED CROSS DRIVE REPORT for Putnam Township Mrs Florence AtLee, Harris Chel J Bobon All were at and Men sea, WiUiamston and two outstate j the last two named Singer Among the intentions are Sunfor late Veronica Fohey , Mon, lioben Zachman, killed1 in World War II, Tues, intention of living, Wed, reqMrs Alta Meyer only had one en1 highmass for JameGibney, request try, Kathryn Henry who won first Mr and Mrs Lujene Onuy, prize and county honors Tf 10 hlj t t , All these articles will be on ex ieJnV Carthy, in Feast 01 , Ihibit Thursday night at the Pinckney Stvmcent, intention of poor souls, minstrel at 1 mass or at Clarence chljTUy t ss rr gtdancinf admissioi Free will collection for bene rafrtiinr for months ano1 have their , vrt,,iflt cw H1I AAlUiAn for hent Aaner wyii vw Reeves Hause ft ksJKput , , AUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAY Mrs Edna Spears 3250 I school before and after the 2681 i ghow5500 1800 , H WIRT NEWK1RK JfjJ H Wirt Newkirk, 91, died at the 1 00 nome of n8 daughter, Mrs Nellie 1 Zimmerman in St Petersburg, Florida, April 2 He was a native of Uex The principal issue now is the Ps aan situation The papers claim it is a battle fur ,sef determination fox Persia This makes a jood talking point but the real issue is oil Perata is the 4th oil producing nation in the world and has always been too ig norant and illiterate to develop its own oil The result is that othmet iis, notably ireat Britian, have control of rich Persian oil uinn The AngloIranian Oil r Cv iircut Brilian hold 100U0U acre ol rich oil land in southern Persia which produced 7,000,000 barrels of oil in lv ,e lttjia is shurt of oil and bus been for years trying to get oil concessions in rfbrth IerdnlJrcatUritian influence was always too strong for that so now Russia has nuvi4 and taken over in ordjr to fofCl ft iersian oil eMicesnon At ih J prejt Lime she seems to be in a stategic position The high light f the UNO t onf rtneo hist week as KLSIM wiilkout If they refuse to join Ute conference or take part in it there wont, be any conferenceThe only al Rrnative is iliving Rusa out Of Persia by force and we dont think rout Uritian or Lnited StaUs de sire to take hs step now Miller, April 7 high mass lor the late Kim S1 gleiMr and MrsPeter Montgomery and 1 His candidacy for governor scraraMes the situation Mr Earl Bliss The death of William Doyle 89, last week,takes the oldest member of HAR ILAND AREA KESTIVAJU St idarys parish The Rosary was j he Hartland Area Musie Feet A oar oontaining Glenn Dennis and Mrs RP1111 HiJkil lira Willard Wiltse, Marble 2300 j married EJa Jiirkclt O1 the Mt BSnaie Baker and Virgin j Mrs Ruth Swaithout, HJks TcKeiSrHowand wSSm Mrs Wayne Wagoner, Chubbs 9 Watains of Dearborn crashed lato Pinckney O E S the 4ite on the Howell road at sju ftamday jeet this side of the Ckstoa Muaeon farm The car was baly asneehee hot only Miss Ciev a 900 Pinckney We Set,OscarJBeck 3100 Pinckney village A school 23b Total 19 10 6 ke He was editor of sev era papers and prosecuting attorney Lake county While cashier of the utxter Savings Bank he was elected judge of probate Later he served in legislature and as alderman and mayor of Ann Arbor He was a past 50291 as said for himWed eve nome of hi son,Lucius, on Street at the pril 1217 The program Putnam performances of Gilbert M S Pinafore, Horn gram, Union Church Servt Choi us ight with a SyaTfi a refrigeration iaPtaekaey in the I wish to thank all those who help of ed mtke tfceRea , The funeral is at Dexter Sunday Howell approved the osteopathic J Monday oy over 100 votes Devie Hammer Is back from Iowa at 230 with the Doxter Masonic lodge in charge DAIRY FEED PAYMENTS 1 Dairy feed payments for milk and mm noeeana 7 V, u 1 ions are in the mail If you have not I bridge ft atayiag with one and are elgible contact StanUy DinkeL 1 your AXA f n6H Mic Mr 4 Mrs Ws Hedjeof Pattr AwHowel wui bemaOedto r ieea pmymesKS xor miiK ana 0ur prayer service Will be held produced oaring the months each Wednesday night at 7 oclock Boys and Girls Lenten class at 4 oclock Sunday P M The congregation will make a special collection for war victims COMMUNITY CUvL HuHCH 5 lra T,ansin,ers QuarUUcf Cartetli fcev Alfred Allard, Minister i Kldridge, director and closing with MrsFloreoco Baugon,Orgaajst and the University of Michigan Rand Choir Director i Write Hartland Music Hall for res G K,, Thompson, S Supt erve seats Morning Worship 100 Sunday Schooi 11M, CARD OF THANKS Choir practise Wed evening We wish to express our sincere We cordially invite you to our thanks for for the kindness and symLenten services every Wednesday pathy shown us during our berraveeve at 730 ment To those who sent cards and flowers and also the employees of DatvoH last alee gifts yon Morice TKe recular meeting of Pinckney Chaster No 14 OES will be held JFHday ewe, April 6 at 8 p m h GOSPEL MISSION cara Marvin Shire 1000 1045 73fc S S Morning Worship Sunday School Yoang Peoples Meeting the Detroit Die Set Co Mrs, Emilia Krahn and Children Henry Krahn Mr and Mrs Ross Read who have been spending the winter in Mexico and California returned home Thurs day On their trip they called , on Mrs Besaie Johnson HartweU at Phoenix Ariaona and Walter Mowers and family ia Los Angeles, Cal ifornia Mrs Ida Bytrs and daugher, Janet, who was with them re maiiierat SanU MohcCaiMeii vising hac At a recent conference of Michigan ditois all signed a petition ask ing that Kim Sigbr be rtaned as Ineiiam grrnd M prosecutor but ,, ,n i , v ii, M11 of Vera Brown, cjiufalate for governor and idiior of he laghatn County News He refus el Siglers entrance in the race for governor has left him out on a limb Ia t week we received a letter from hm givirj h reasons for not sign ing He says he has great faith in j Judge Coash and does not think that j Sigler is the only man in Michigan j qualifed for the job Well of course Father Divine, the eminent colored preachor of New York says Faith It Ja wonderful Sigler will cut into the rural vote of Brown greater than ny of tl 0 other candidates Mayof, Itffreya of Dctrot will get the city fvfote Raymond Kelly, former national American Legion comnnder, U name, candidate and we doubt U hj wilt get enough veteran support W finish among the first two MAKKf UELICENSES HarryBamard, CO, Howell, Wttm Shannon, 45, Howell Glenn Smith, 32, Howell, Dorothy Murray 1 Jlovcll Homer Dothager, 27 Molbem Grove, HI, Evelyn, Hyje2 Brighton Kirby Hall 8 Marian Bowen, 18, aei Borty 56, Howell, Jttha Qjt 66, Detroit V F W MMHSTREL SHOW The Veteram of Foreign Wswa will hold a Minstrel Show at Bewefl high school auditorium at 8 p as em April 2324 It wUl be Haae Bennett 1U parpen the building f unaUAnyeoe take part he at St JoeepsVa fcs at p in on AprQ S w of to Wilmont Ptosasaer ha V J 4W rtet TT jr59S r w 1 SvTJ P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wo April 3 i t , r CHKUIEA Sat, April , U tOUNGlO KNOW AN it6ttt KOwcO and ad LULlfe OAAKl w nvx, Tuet, April 7, 8 9 Y REFUTATION Starring BdARA STANWYCK, GEOKGE LUC1L WA150N Crtooa Sportreal 5bowi 30, 500 s40 00 wed, ihur, April 10 11 4 ONE WAY TO LOVE A Comedy with MAKUUdUlt vMAfMN, W1LXAKU PAKKtK, CHESTER MORRIS ud HIKiH HERBERT AIM BEWITCHED itb fcLnviUND liWLNfMVLUS THAX k LK, ADDISON RICHARDS NEIGHBORING NOTES VMin TV A tlmi amu Haynes, son of Mrs Peggy J tVUfl 1 fi HrHayuea of Gregory fell uom a pony last week and broke his wn Mrs C C Whitney, former Stock, bridge resident was buried at Union City last week The Brighton Boy Scout Bldg AfcSu has a long letter in the Brighton Argiis explaining why the 7500 raised erect a Boy Scout home cannot be used for a comraun ity building They claim the Brighton Boy Scout troop has 20o members The Brighton American Legion is trying to organize a hand The high school band has been inactive for some time The H P Tool Co will erect a 40x70 tool room in Brighton William LSmith, son of MrsClare Uare Willams of Ann Arbor was united in marriage to Miss Norma Miller of Brighton at the Presbyterian church in South Lyon on March 23 They were attended by Mrs Carvel Clark and George liackbarth Mrs George Pish recently underwent an operation at Sparrow hospital, Lansing Irving Shelter, proprietor of the 4Mile Uuse on Grand ttivor v recently burned is build John Hamilton, Howell since IVivoit Kdison has retired , Be mice Maas of in the Citizens Mutual Auto titor school and1 Saturday WHY ELECTRIC RANGES ARE5BETTER Co mySpiral Next, Corporal Stairc Hargrove What preparing resident which to r a 1875 of and mgr of the office for 27 years Marion is Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH iuM Wed, thur, hri Apr 31 LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN with Ureatett JMory ot the Year COKNfcL WILDE, GENE ltUNfc working in Co I Sat April 6 Rough and Ready Matin JANE DARWELL and EDGAR KENNEDY ia CAPTAIN TUGBOAT ANNIE aid Six Gun Vengenance I ALJ N KANE, HELEN TALBUi CORPUS CHRIST BANDITS Solcted Shor Avon Showt 7 Thvatro and 9 P 1 9 P V , Sat Double Feature BEWITCHED A Kdfk Thrilli with EDMUND GWENN, PHYLLIS THAXTER Plus LIFE WITH BLONDIE A Comic Strip Comedy with PENNY SINGLETON and AKIHU LAKE Sun Tues April 9 OUR GRAPES HAVE TENDER VINES A Drama of Rural Life Starring tDW G ROBINSON MARGARE OBRIEN omingSwinging on a Runhow ftang of the WaterfrontKis ft I Jll Dangerous Partners Photo Finishi WE HAVE FILMS ,, c VFARS AGO Ford factory here now seems assured, Henry Ford having bough the mill property and water rights of Hichard Clinton Yhi itrt Lights wer turned on m Detroit Kdison power last night ior the lirst time 1iiukney will change to Easter,, standard time on April 9th at midmjht by vote of village council While riding his motorcycle on vJrani Rivtr near Six Ioints Tues day Karl Avery, county, speed cop as thrown under an auto and killed i7 women graduated from the tome Nursing Class at the Jschool ast week ihe village has bught the vacant ng and Irvin Kennedys shop anv jt between the George Reason build ill builu a4ire hall there with coun ii rooms on the second floor Freeman Cawley who has beej, jjciiling the winter in Galesburg i loine Louis Clinton and family have novtd in the Teeplc double house Wni C is working for Dean Co, Ann v , lo n t us1 mn wifi on March 7, a on Sonford UL,I on had purchased tli harlen Shipley house and the prop i ty of Mrs Margaret Dowers ii nckney The township election was all Dei rnitic with the following majori Sup, M J Reason 48 Clerk, Jan Murta 4 Treus, A M Kochr in High Com, Win J Jeffreys HO ivcrcer, Casn Vollmer 25Justice Albert Frost fl BL of Rev, Win locking 34, ,Ol fc3 OF YEARS AGO At th township election the Dem cras won all officers but Tioa orities were aa follows Sup, C V van Winkle 47 Cierk, W fci , Mu, thy rlreas Roy Teeple 4 Justict tt Aiann, i7 Bd of Rev, Mac ilouks 57 High Com, J White 4J ithojl Inspt, Mike Kelly 5 Tl oiitily boaru is 11 Democrats an J itepubl leans Cjarles Root has moved to Hani ourg Alfred Phelphs of Dexter has pai 70 for the celebrated trottin sluliion, Maton Nutwood, at the Joh Gregory auction at Dexter Saturdav Mike Ruen is teaching at Iarkei ortiers Born to David Smith and wife la eek a daughter Dellivan Durkee is working io II T acer Joe luh hud purcha8ef Uie ArcV ie Glover farm 6b people gathered Roche home m ght and give han One of the glittering dreamt ot aaor i homemaker has been pofeewion of that long promited trtcfcnifdttmni briaht ami eKieiat f FFJI jpngFw wwei ejej ar JBeJPaj w ejeMejej iweeHBBigfl eiMectrk kitchen Soon now you can buy that dream It may seem that the vision became a reality overnight but it didnt happen that way For at least a quarter of a century The Detroit Edison Company has been working at the job of making the dream come true The foundation unit of your modem kitchen is, as always the stove Some of the outstanding advantages of electric cooking were well known even 45 yeacs ago but the electric ranges of that time left much to be desired They were slow to heat, and they cost too much It was in 1920 that Dcroit EJison deeded to do something about the situation Analysis and experiment proved to the companys engineers that major improvements were possible At that point came the ineviuble conclusion that the only way to prove to the indu rv and the housewife that better and lowercost ranges could be made was to MAkL them The Detroit Edison Company abandoned precedent, and through an affiliate com panv began manufacturing electric ranges They were not too good, but they were BETTER, and the cost was down You, the cookers of meals for millions, told us what was wrong wih them We askec ior trouble and we got it You, the customers of Detroit Edison, vight, used and criticied those ranges played a major part in transforming a M accomplished fact Alert mnruiitiivi v Tie electric industry were quick to cooperate and follow through in the Deroh EJlson experiment VVe were glad to let them carry the ball That gave Detroit Edison its opportunity to get out of the manufacturing field and back to its real business ot selling electricity One of the results of this venture in improving the electric range is that people will avail themselves of nu v Edison service The Detroit Edison Company is happy that through your confidence and cooperation, it has been able to help create for you mil contribution io modern living the electric kitchen, superlatively clean, safe, efficient and economical THE DETROIT E D 1 O N COMPANY V, The Anderson Farmea Club meets with John Donohue April sJi Solos ere Riven hy Fred Durkoe, Millie Carpenter, Florence Marble, Kittie do if, Llthel Sprout, C Stephenson aid Leda Stephenson, Recitations by uibvey Gilchrist, John Pnkel, Pacta ilinchev Taper by Albsrc ProstAlber Wilson, Will Roche and Willis Tupper TML BMTEK rfcuflsoF JLALUSY Jealousy is deadly yet it iscondon dFlsie Rohinson writing in The iioican Weekly with this Sundays April7 issue of The Detroit Suniy Times, tells how two useful lives ere snuffed out when the lovely ife of a physician Bhot up an imaginery eternal triangle Get The iiKavs Petit Tmrs No 1 Fating Potatoes Swans Store, Howe1 X L1BURY5A NDAL I see the Ypsi girls were out to faeir boy friends Sunday Maybe it was to see if Sib and Jerry were going there Saturday It does not look like Jane is gettnj along good with Sib or JackAre ou slipping Jane What has happened between June I and ML CI ark Is he losing ntereoL Ieafh had better watch Boots as Jon Doyal is taking her andAudrey Amburgey home afer school or is it vudrey that draws his eye I hear 3 of the Ypsi girls are gong to visit school ths weekIs one of them Pats old friendIf so June had better watch out cert i f i Jot ,1 orT, c vevy iilT iv A FOR SALE POTATOES Just arrived 1 car load seed, KisseU and IS c grown in northern fuu i pronueed very heavy, i are free froni scab ilii ficane Next week 2 w ewa,Erie and Pontiac po itc certainly are as nice poL o , i ever had This load is one year from certifed seed Buy now and you will not be sorry as they will oiig for you as they ii Dont f orget to brnrc i i Swans Store, lioweii Pontiac seed potatoe , 1 y certified Northern gron Swanvs atoro, iioii u , llP Listen, bus, Im fa SHtfilng, , Qmmesmtthingtc test myTredthini Spray mi with E nmcCANPHQSAa Then I bet Ill sit ft fee swift, DR SALSBUfiySCAN PHOSAL help loonsn JCUI n6 phlegmfrom notlnlt nd ihroot jlps chick txedth taiti Donl let llioM JiuHcfndlly UCANPHOSAL j pry, mhlnt w clen,n9 nm wok fiom TAt farmer Wife I isnt reay hzy,l c just used tips ft itrovekercraiy fLsydizidhrharii A 4 put her to hed ff7 KW, PARO MfteseUh islnd this Dreed DR SALSBURySP gcs that brooder hcje iiwrtf dene quickly, easily, u ly w, irrigating yorr e , ncj hwdcchci Its il tii economies, too STATL oF MlCtilGAW The Probate Court for the County of Livingston session of said ,, liwl 1 the Probate office,, in th flowell insaid coun c , day of February A D, Present,Honorable Yvillis LLyoru, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the EKUIO of Clara Mercer, Deceased f Ralph Glenn ha , fled in aul said court his pt n,on im, nor nlf istration account an his pePio praying for the allowance thereof j and for the assignment and dLti i b uion of the residue of said estate at the Jane Anderson Ttel3 tliem a faYowtil J LEAVE FILMS AT MliKRAV KPNNEOVS, Piacknef INVERNESS STORE, North Uk HOWES STORt, Forug Lake HOWARD IrlAYER i Norman Wilson had his ltt uht in a corn shredder last vee axd bcufiy crushed Fish is teaching in ih lii tern as el Ciella Mtrci, cpiug Jnmes liuiden Democrat, w ccted supervisor in Unadila ih Jnrkson of Dnadiiia is buid I see Joe Darns out to see Shirley It is ordered thai the 22nd y of Whats the matter wasnt April A D, 1946, at ten odocK in the forenooi fce be and Js h v, rppointed for unday feona home The new girl in school haa been T vine th eyes of on i oys Youdf better watch them jfirbi 1 Probate s ii v ppointed hearing said potiti, It s Further Oioedf That Public notice thereof be t,ien by pub4 a tion of a copy of this order on each week for three successive weeks preioJt to J the Piickr TI d ar v L t so ojiy Celo ia Parnafi, lay of hearng r m 71 C 1 i , O I r, r er of Proi ,cl I 666 fo and the BowenOLD PREPARUIOtWS UVl TAWJBT SALVES OSF Mm paly At UnClUf Hmrii of 1 John Jackson rg a new barn Kdd Siuith traded his farm the Charles BuiUs farm sold the BudlU farm to Joe Andy and Mike Bocae, John Ernest UcCler of the 35th Mich are back in Gregory Miss Mary Gate and Mr Brokav who so their f 10 It, Mn lave raoverf into tat Can r Mra Roy Clark underwent an op ihror i , i ilev el Monday yjrshH Meahon ha bought land Win, Mercer on Mfi W and i juilding there , Mr and Mrs Gerald Dinkei have i outht a home at Lake Cheaung I Mrs Wrm Keedle of Bock Lake as gooie to Muskegon Hgtha txldl,n fertniTr visit her son, Don J Mr and Mrs S H Carr returner I i W lai week and I This potato is one ad Mylo KeOler mad faxuily of iackja the north, oa as Sunday guests f 6rans Store ROT Kenneth Wylie and family moved Mim Muriel Read and lioserom Portage Lake to the Eva Ptaef jy Sckosser srere ia fW sbay farm at AaoVfata thej purchasnr ed Sunday , , Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs ibn Dinkei were MraArace Beam Mrs, Patricia Itastoad has Cc den seed, lawn seed and No1 Certify iorthevj Sabs ro seed potatoes, of Vrc leaders HoweU grown joa j0Vi VaaWiakte aadjauhcr daufiAtr ofjaiax at atoto by Or laniij with Mra house rsl,rry j Oariing of Ana Arhor operatod Mr ne4as of rr TTM SVkr af of 7 with Mr a af ffclar of Detrei r JVa V Vm rd 3k4ar ia Dotacfas frr appendicitis A aasaber of Aadraws hto was tf tjae haw nf r tM An Scott Baker and ansiaic Mr and ataJtantf KaftiekJ af Ann Detract haspttal is aow a th Arhor have BMVWJ into tk Ed Perry fcu sister ia DetaseL aatil be balds a DanaM C of Saax Oty was mih Mark vi ham last week hy law 4eath af af JJaha Bcnae has gWaaVwthar,, Warn Dwyla A t ffwar M ana of Mr Hntds wwa Haa sjt Wsawili ear ffce Wray Maadkay haaae ax wwck feflaiaasaef eraialag mter 4ay wad was waJhr tinnaai He tdbamia lawwzalay aaae at wwse aa tha laad ha la he etnrrtea 4 awl meters aad TIM DOOLITTLE0 Pine Lodge Presents ROMIG ROONETf Floor Show Circa T UMX x tmt mmruar muamm am i ryu v,1 Mtfp v K4 EF 1 I A m J If INCKNtY DISPATCH WidhmJiy AprU 1 1946 r SiBlBSSBlBSlSBSlSBBBSMSSlWBMBSBSBSllSM HNCKNY DISPATCH trd a nswioffle P Mtoh i U t feid a Advam Snhorrtpttou IUI a fAUsTw qJMJTT PUHliMtt Roy Reason and family spent the vo4 end in Coopersville j Criifih wio home iron C I VUnO Uvi tuO CCi i I I t ia i ai b Aliard were in Laiii UI Shivlry is pi The Jap Offici7 I S Wavy Photognpk battleship Narato, flanhlp for Admiral Yamamoto at the outbreak of the war was one heaviest nrewar batfler J ,Mft battle for Heyte Gulf w ti laj at the Yokoiuka naval base in Jiny, 1945, beavkit prewar batflewacans She was commissioned in 1919, and modernised in 1936 Xeyte Gulf in October, 1044 r vi was heavily damaged by U S Navy carrier Security Education Travel Kennedy Store ilM F C Reiekhfof SrJ OPTOMETRIST j 12 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE g 5 HOWELL, MICHIGAN g FOR APPOlNTMBNTf 5 PHONE 258 Reidttce 613 lo hoid i t ci oii Vinemun unn soon lis Addie Palmer of Uetroit is i Wund MrsUyrbert i aimer George Stewart ami wife of HiGordon Iainb and wiiu oi Detroit spent the week end with Mrs Lulu Lamb Gene Leevandovski ol Pctroii Sjci the week end with Peach Pal mer Paul Strawhecker of Grand Rap i t ML iav wceo lid with Mrand Mrs Ona Campbell Ivir and Mrs Harold Ilanuuonti ol 0,Oao spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher Mr and Mrs Harold Falrcnild of DeUoit sent the ivcirk enu at the the frank Aberdeen home Joan Cias whose mother hna imed to Jackson is staying at the Paul dinger home until school is out Mrs P W Curie ct ana uaughler , aula, spent the week end in Detroit win vir and Mrs, Henry Hauck Week end quests at the Lester Al uic homo were Mt and Mrs 10 IJ iiiav ud Joint Adams OL Detroit iiai White and wile of Howell nd Mrs KMa Newman of Ann Arbor ,e vtjk eiiU iietu ic , white home l and Mrs Geoie Ervin Af Deiroi 11 tiie week endv nh Mi iKey vanSickie i nd Kutfts oi ii and Mr, aJ i1 ,i WHEN YOU CAT ICE CREAM EAT TH FINEST ICECREAM MADE v Arctic Ice Cream li Arctic Ice Cream Ts Packaged Kxtra Heavy to Carry Home This Month a Package Ice Cream is VALLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUICH, CHOCOLATE, FRvOTED ALMON n6 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Ijulk Ice ream is Uananna, gutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fude, Ko itl and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BElTER ICE CREAM BUY AT cosrr DRUG STORE I BJBBJBUBHHBJHBaSBBHSMSJIv Alive FREE SERVICE 7arm Animali Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Aaent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTFST D ad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo No 1 northern Krown Erie seed tlllllIllllllamiillIIIIIIIIIlftll otatoe, Great yielder, the coming ,to aw,,, titure, nuc,i ijiirsi National j ii imtm S 1 WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Snsed HOWELL, MICH W J Nash left Friday for Chicago for a visit Electric Wiring V betty Seeger of Lakeland was a I week end guest of Barbara Nash Ex SergU Ted Adeh is attending lUa W a u ik of Detoit iiuv, ieOJr LedwiUre s back from Detrrwt where she was ended on grand Jury duty but has tore turn April 1 0, Mrs Joe jiusyuio and children spent iSaurday with her parents IUV parents, Mr and Airs Glenn Chancy of Fov, lerville Sunday callers at Andrew Campbell home Wfcro Karl Gaines ami soi of Howell and Wiliard Uennett am iamiiV of Ianijig Sunday guests at tiie I,ee Iaev home were Mr and Airs Joe Metz of Howell and Vincent shields, an I family ol nn Arbor Mrs Mary Rudell, daulitej1, Mr Tom Sale and grandaauhter, Mad eline liudeii ol Windsor, UnD0 STATE OF IvUClUGAN S inn 1 ioOdce Court for the County ir X Livingston S l a seBeion OJ Cotut, hekf 5 OL Probate Uiii Jti Liu CJ L oi 5 ijcil in Naid County on tin ln ,5 nay Oi Uuch v L, 1 Wb J itMiiL, Hon Willis L Lyon A irni 01 J robuie Bank 3 In Hewall S Under Federal Supervition m 5 MerLr Federal Deposit In 5 , 5 curance Corporation All De s i, tli mauer 01 the KitaLe 01 g , , a ,, , vi v 1 r poette Insured up to 5,000 f S iiu 1 Loiuna, Margaret J or S , n u fc S i and Petty Caimeii oiioia, iMUl g each Doitor ori ICCJICS Cant havijiy tiled m 3 3 Atl vouit her iiuj, ccouut a, go,d 3 iie 1 3 S FOR IHE MOST AUVAMAliES AUTO LOANS BANK I Flectric Service Metet Reparing DonH mmer Frank Zeigler PHONE 110 Dmm4i and Disabled Hornet and Cattle Itogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE 0 OOUUECT IO OABUsVG ML COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE HIDES AND CAIXSICIMS JOULYMMuNIAiG CALLS CEi VE IHE 0CST SCVlCE trott Fred Campbell of Aim Arbor called at the at Ona Campbell home Saturday Mr and Mrs M J Reason were Sunday dinner quests of Mrand Mrs Max Ueynoldk Mr and Ks Win Shehan spent Sunday with Mr and1 Mrs Stanley Culver in Deerfield Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and daughter, Leona, and Rita Kennedy were in Howell Thursday 1 Mr and Mrs George Meyer and J daughter of Stockbridge spent Sun day at the W H Meyer home Mr and Mrs J Cauben of Detroit were week end guests of Mret Mrs 1 Gust Henueau at Rdh Lake Mr and Mrs K Guy and Robert Tentis of Detroit were week endj Hemy Aiilrr of Fovlerville ami Miss Mary Love, aayghter of Mrand Alrsiloyd Love of Marion were maned at the Howeil Methodist church Saturday night ALZ Jennie Uevereaux who ha been in Evart is back ii Jackson on account of the illness of her brother inlaw, James Kavanauh Mrs Jesse Henry who was taken to McPherson hospital, Howell several weeks ago with a broken pelvu bone was brmnrht home Saturday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lic A, ee Horace Hanson and wife, Ann Arbor, Hollis Holloway and family of Plainfield and Mr ane Mrs Clifford Miller Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W C AtLee were Mr and Mrs Don Cower of Mendota,IU, Cyrus AtLee and family and Robert Tusch and an and peltion piayin ,ui, Li eLoi 11 s iileiei, i,it the fell oay 0 ni i, IUHi, aL tei 0 clock in 5 ,e lOeiioen, at saut ijobate Ai ice, j oe and in Jiciy appointed for eain 3 ,nn and alo,i ad account and S5 learns said petition J Cft the faetss aout other fi H iUilwi Ordeed, Tint pubiic notice thereof be given by publoa 3 nancing plans ion of a copy ot tlii onh rJo LJire dl ,1 v n u 1 , , 3 them will, oursioull agree the urci ssi e weeks previous lo said lay oJ hearing in the P nAiiy lt r bank way s best jMt Ii, a nrwpaper ji it d and cir, uluted in iaiof miiilv 1 g Willis L Lyons, Judre of Probate 3 A true copy eiestia Parshall,Ueiter of I iooaie 5 LOANS n compare I W1 llVK AMPLE FUNDS I 3 AVAILABLE FOR SOUND 5 row were 1 Mr and Mrs M K 1 in Jackson Friday H REM, ESTATE KOTRGACFS S 11 Carr has sold Lis house on OK PERSONAL AT REASON W Main St, occupied by MrsEmily AULE RATES Madden to Wayiie lioot, supt of the H Rogers Motor factory here TjS euests of Mrand Mrs Myron Hughes, j family Mr and Mrs Harry ClarkVirgin1 Vedder and sons have pur ia Hoisel spent the week end with j chased the M I Ri Jarn aiid Mr and Mrs Winston Baugiin I The Misses Aiberta Dinkel and E4a Maas and Levi Ludtke were in j Lansing Friday to see The Uells of j, St fiiaiys Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent sent Sunday in Detroit Their grand I son, John, returned with them for a j weeks visit I Mr and Mrs C J Clinton sent T j Thursday wit Mrouvd Mrs O Fiah jheck in iiansing and called on Don j Fiahbeck t the Eaton Eai airport I where b is instructor j Mrs ElVeanor Latimer fiaughn entertained the members of the Baughn family Sunday in honor of 1 the hirAdays of Lawresvce Baughr 1 and Rohert SeefeML Mem Carver and are wrecking it TnfAU se the uttriui w build a cottage at Portage Lae Wejk end gcsts of Mrs Eleanor fjedwidge wer ivid Levidge of Assumption coil e, Windsor, Hubert Ledwidge and family and Mr and Mrs Ed GrablickJustine LeoVndgej of Detroit Glenn Kingsley is ill with pneumonia in McPherson hospitalHowell William Haines who owns the Markham farm on tiie Dexter road was run over by a tractor Saturday and had his hip broken He is at McPher son hospital, Howell Messrs Joe Griffith, Jack Hatutet, Cyde Fish Werwin and Ona Camp pafft masters banquet of GoWeo Hule um flew e torn aa widf W rie Mdi e xkm SF V w J88 F AM 4rf A Artar VU JafMr and Slftr,and Mr RaH Codey otf rolls, fcemdnaoT g laeU Xnu jManMrite ftwri 4swdar of lHiiMltflllllirltflltMWHIMIIirH,,,,,ltulu EXPERT i Auto Service i Af I 0 MOOM1 T WHLtL CONaPLbTE MtAK StKViCF FAIM INC HAV YOUR CAR COMPLETLY KLCONliiAONU NOW V i i 4WUL I5,M CAR 54ViCD AT OUR CAAG OUKJitG DUE WAR W SMtViOE ALL MAJCES OF CAJC v ft6 ft Mi l iiiMmiii 11 Hs JP nt V , St W N mSPAf WodaMday Ap TMffVwdMHWW t Nov Available A FARM CAR WD OF HOG tLfcHKK VHlCkfcN KUOOER MILK COOLERS twifitU MILKERS JET PEEP WELL TUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKDEN SEEDS HARDWARE BOYD ELL MINTS VAWWi WAimS ILFE IAVEY Classified Want Ad i FOR SALE Spoke tooth and spring tooth drags, 2 horse cultivator, X torse cultivator, 100 ft oi hay rope, JtCUC BUYING SOMLH1NG Peace ha come to iiMuatxy onca track and pulley, fence strether,setjmore After wvwal nww ox meJV double harness, land to let on shares euvering on the part o or and Phile Boettger, 2807 Ttpmdy Rd management all are reu w e V Pinckney, Mich i work and begin filling the Semen brought on bV the wear and tear oi TQTJND Cocker Spaniel Owner can have oy proving property Asher Wyiie FOR SALE Baby crib, mattress and springs in good condition Phone U4 Oeor Beck FOR SALEBiack DirV delivered Earl Baughn WArhk Paper of all kind, lion Rags and Copper Harry Priak I WWRwmtilehtgrTaTcnTBaeterin and block U by hour or comma, K720 PlA Ptnro Hniqv T FOR SALE panSeWtTdoore, 7 ft x 8 ft,l,preva Jbe faetory aoore 2500 120x20 frags window uud frame 500 Jack Wilson atoll SattariM taj U Imft M a u ti911t a a la liM a v daeeday at 4 ta e,t to ft at JlWeay ft la the i i ML 0 R NUCLUSICEY MffflftT , IUM li MiiMsee Ift Yea as AeltUMMi Hava MMtWa m four years of war time restriction on consumer goods Savings have been accumulated during these years and many people Sl5yCrClAWdN BEAUTY SHOP At times it may be wise to go in mgLtLUJNa Of PftltMANftNT debt, but the old rule of pay as you MJJQHWB go il ftfotfti I AUO HJOLO a CHUBB Hawaii, Miieife leeal tUateteatetfee Pmeae tf e 4 Meaumeats Mejfcare r MARTIN 4 UVAMV Attspsjgf Road or Continue M en far the tUftft you want MtPftertoa St Sank w w PIMUNBMT rrrrrTin fboae I MARION JAeWiSOwuet Seeds i Cldvet, Alalia, Tim Hiland Lake FOa SALEOase CC Tractor on rub ber, cultivator fjr same, 8 ft disc anu 2 bottom 14 plow Peter Boboa, Dexter Road , FOlT SALEWhite Enamel Round j Oak Range, nearly new Clyde Bill I 4100 Schafer Rd, Phone cockney J56F2 I FOH SiCLEQuanUty of Hay atwr Oats F E Msnley 6 miles west of Pinckney on MS6, WANTEDAshes to ham Will also plow small gardens Guat Hannaman, 220 Unadilla , VVAMb CrilWWV prices paid for ail Idnds of Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone G72, HowtfL Honey to loen t He rvtea Interest paid on , Time Certificates of iipoit All deposit up to 5,00000 in J cured by our membership in Fed, ral Oegosit Insurance Corporation fUCYJll Pare STlt Pinelmert Mieaigaa LEKUaVEY OENE1UL IHSURANCR OMeiee K terre Attomeys el Fkti Stole Hewoflt fbcMw m, SEPTIC TANKS Am CESS ,wy POOtSCLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jafror 5ct DAN BURKETT Pboa 288 Ana ArW Miehiaaa P H SwarthOotl S PJNWUL H08H Micb TOjfci GROW PICKLES on contract, No 1, 426 No 2, 200 No 3, 76c Contractu can be obtained from C F Hewlett, Phone 98, Pinckney, Mich Septic Tank Cesspools Cleaned v thy Oat an Corn WANTED General Trucking to do gravel, stone, black dirt and filling dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberger Phone 19F13 after 6 p m 1 SALBWhite Cloverin ELECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES PHONE 118 WWTE AIX1NEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 MICH ANN ARBOR PJaeUey WF6 Repairiai MYRON J HUGHES PiUMtflNU AND HEATING Sleto 8717 Lakeside Drlt Auto Trafter RLfAlRED G E VEDDER FOR SALE00 Acre Farm, reorge Parker, Pinckney R F a mJ ,U Aajr Sis Mad to JQfdm ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sls SS 87 L A H TRAILER MFG CO, bona 88 Pncbay, Mkb LfcE LAVEY, Exclawft Agant D Pbafea S8F3 i I Ifa i i OF MICHIGAN ItKHLItK allib m Farmers Feed J, IP1 Vftf STATE Tb Circuit Court or the County j of Liviagstoo in Chancery Perry W Banghart aud Thelma Banghart, his wife, Plaintiffs, Also rubbish hauled 26c a toad t vs doors 60c a load from basemeejtv SPShope Co,,JaniG Nowland,John Harry Hannaman DPinckney,John JRoacubury, John Helen Rubinstein Cosmetic3 ex w Schenck, Anlivw A Arculanus, elusive in Livingston County atJohn Kemp Mirier and tluu un Howell Ruths Shop for Women known heirs, ttViis, legatees assigns PHONE 204 , MAX RU5SELL,Mgr FOlt SALESlubwooO Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 Hcyvr, Mich FOR SERTCE boar RegiMtered Hanpahire Y Hamperian Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tiro Uuited f tatts Gevermnot Of for EXPLOSIVES Defendant, Suit pending in for the County Oi lw Chancery at Howei, th 0th day of MarWi, It appearing from of conijiliant as ijlow in that the plartntifls hj able after diligent sta quiry to Jiscertain V,J, fd3nc2antii are ini where they may mi or where they or ai reside, or whether trest, claim, lion or io these defendants hax ed to any other JJ r or whether such till r possible right has K by will by the said u And it further aj Slaiatiffs do not been unable aflei iii JI uii STATE OF MICHIGAN In tbs Circuit Court for tbo Couat of Lirlegston i Chancery JEROLD GRI8WOLP, Plaintiff vs IDABELLE CRI6WOLD, Defendant ORDER Of PUBLICATION Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston, in Chancery, on the 20th day of February A D, 1946, at the City of Howell in said county, it satisfactorily appearing to thfe ourt ourt fa afadavit of Jerold Gris wold, plaintiff herein, and by Bill of Compliant on file herein, that de fondant, IdabeUS Griswold, is not a resident of the State of Michigan the State of Michigan or some other thai she is either concealed within and in on lesion 4i worn bill aid ause, rot boen , nA in f lio aid doii, ou il living STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the CejNstf of Uviastoii At a session of said Court, held at the Probate office in the City of ho well, in said County, on the loth day of March A D, 1946 Present,Honorable WiUu L Lyons, Judge ot Probate In the matter of the Estate of Loretta Keller, alee known as Lor U Foamier, Deceased, Lillian Cottrill having ItyfJ in said Coun her PM iUoe that the administration of tale be granted to Martin J or to some other suitable pare It is Ordered, That toe 8jtfe day State and that her exact whereabottUl in rwwwLt saul tmat the present tme is unknown u l2tMmS uddr On motion of Stanley Berrimaii, JJJJl wMJ3SoT OL Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OR i v DLRED that the said defendant, Ida 1 , r belle Griswold, cause her appear title, jnter K AM wm ltL aiice to oe cnt right, of cvn assign or peisons a n, iien or iiiposed jdanrJ ivmt the u have , search yxe names entered in the Court and It i Further Orde notie thereof be give tion of a copy of ttyi order, cause within three months from the , nm aiMMseive Veeke date of this order, and in case of her I J rt J u V to appearance that abe cause her an 2 Pw ffW r swer to the Plaintiffs Bill of Cow f te sM county of pliant to be filed and a copy thereof I 7 L , itefC fobai to be served upon the plaintiff with in fifteen days after service on her01 311 of a copy of said BRI, and notice of, oTAZ A this ordeand that in default theve AT OF SfWwU ohee Ceeirt few bbe Cesl of that said BiU of Compliant h11 and inquiry to aactruiu of the persons who are included as n M onjity ,nre8i beintr named J J J ofendants without being named Upon motion therefore of Char At a aeasiott of said CopLV beltf at the Probate Office in fee qijp o dent defendant And it s further ordered, that 4es K VanWiuite, one of the at , jj ilowcU in aad County, oe tim torneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered plaintiff cause a notice ay March A 0, 1948 that the above named defends of4er u jnibUehed ih the0f,t, Hoa Wittis il anof their tusJoiown heirs, devisees, iny Dglek, newapeperiMte of Prehere legatees and aeaiens cause their , pubttAed M circulating aeter of the entered herew f u Wegateii aadiLott Fasi, Deeeased that such pubiicatiem coauedl ft appearing to the Court thsd the once in eaeh week U, mwcceee itime fey the preaeatar W tyet Leave TbJb ttatoStera P to be within three months from the date hereof, and that in default thereof aaief bin be taken as confessed py said defendants and each and all of them it is further ordered that the t plaintiffs cause this order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Despatch, a newspaper printed, pwbtiahed anl circulated i in said Coaaty once in each week lor at least six successive weeks JT ii UanA C YeUand, Circuit Court ffLS II Commissioner rVm A true copy John Aa Magenta, Clerk 1 The abo entitled sitit involve and is hrnglrf to uiet title to the folWeru describod laiKls, I the City of Howell, County of livireton and State of Michigan, particularly described aw Beginning at a point on the Utmb Ua Of highway US16 ipaid highsqajr ioaersect the o the aat half of the i1 of 9C in Town theee 4A 4 EaeUMMlv n rode south ive weeks, or that fliaJPlPf Mtae agifcneteeid estate ahesad he nv of this order to 1 eeaiaed to mmk that a tisae ani Piece he copy of this order to he saaed aid defeaduoto at her poetoOice by rerMeced wP that a tisae ai piece be aeipset aid defendants at her M kaowal eo to receive, examiae aad aest j segjl wish a deans aad demeads agaiast aaidde, , receipt ewaendod, twAfy 4 before the tiaj for the appesraasf Aad further he eheatauW petrihed Ufi M JpgpP least ceased by aad before aJeY Court It fa Ordered, lfcat ah of the erathe 4tos of amid deceased are reejaired 40 preaeat their claims to said court at Probate Office oaorhefane the ft day of May A 1044 M tea oclock ia the fori,neea aeid time aad saace hadahv uuieiated far the gemeBs mMwsjsjBgi MBsR 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 03, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 03, 1946 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 1946-04-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a42479a26f81fb27e1e439682f741f52.pdf 00276f4fafff13eb18cfd4372ab29edd 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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Sg nm set iiywiytyiWWMi yiili i MM, V r IrV VohtmtfS V Spelling Contest Held Here Mrj Ann Campbell Win S Belli nt Contest School Si t , News Items of Boys in Service UeWi end ItejM Genceralnf Or ft rp easw esrweg Mi WO eaSJOSI Williams Brash jr goes to Detroit fur preiaducUon army xmttH,un lueaday, accepted he will ask iomodUta induction ed Singer USN writes from the Soth Pncifle he expects to ue discharged about June t WilUrd Morgan jr has received a discharge from the navy 01 the three sons of Mr and Airs G W Latimer , Dale has been discharged, Lyle is with the merchant marine in the Atlantic and Leonard with the army in t southern train if cnp Cpi Louis SwarthoUt sent hid parents, Mr anoj Mrs L J Swartnoii a box oX things from rtfhejf, wpan They consisted of silks, leathj e shoes and gloves Robert Ascnenbrenner has received notice he has been put in Cias 1A lie was rejected once Merlin Darrow says when he was at Qntt Ukes station recently for his word wa8 niu discharge froai the navy he saw The next contest he District way back to the states from japan, j Spelling Bee will be held at the Tenunie Parcowski there who was Pinckney school auditorium on April alio getting a discharge th, Friday Tunior Doyle i reported on his way back to the statesfrom Japan NEIGHBORING NOTES He has bean transporting Japs from China to Japan Miss Margaret Hopp and Leo Ewers j tI fc U, fclA Boas Lamb USNat last reports fPatiersen Lake wew warnedjJUlfHKF454xttJW was in Toyko Bay in Adrianlast week Charles Forner, son of Mrs Joie Soott Horton, mgr of the Detroit Devereaux Fomer of Ann Arbor Edison 0ffice at Webberville for 20 discharged from the navy at Great retired Lakes, HI, Saturday , Frank McFadden left Detroit on The Fowlerviiie high school play, Wednesday by plane for Chicago, Dollars to Doughnuts will be put flL to meet his brother, Paul where on April 1718 j The 4th,5tb, th and 7th graues o they will attend National Boat Shpw Earl Thureson, mgr of th ThureI pinckney school put on a minstre Frank will also visit two of his palfij son Lumber Co at Howell and form snow at tse school last Thursday were overseas with him before, r Prosecutor Joe Gates have feone njgnt and played lj a full houTh rning home William Murphy is nyw at atfi Alabewa, IfcitW9 LJyjJ1 o It On Marijh 15 the Grade Spelling ees were held in the Pinckney school In the 5th grade Dorothy Lavey won by spelling the word stationery In the fith jMary Jean Kirschke, the 7th Susan Campbell, and Joe Jefreys in the 8th on the word definitely These four pupils will each re ceive a Websters Collegiate Dictionary with their name engraved in the cover On April 5 the School Pee was held to determine the school cham1 pionshipThe graoe teams met in the school auditorium The contest lasted or an houY and a half AH the contestants were eliminated during the first hour except Joan Griffith, Nan Leawidtfe and Mary Ann Campbell Mary Ann Campbell tinally won af ter the judges had resorted to a special list of words the girls had not had a chance to study The winning ut way to fool cutworms Before he filly iron spikes wiih tomato juice Lester Green, gardeuer, has fell seta eut tonteto plants be paints al , tnd sMefes them m the ground After chewing on the spikes for a week the cutworms ctttter is so tfnU It cant opt off n plant Then Letter sets out his tomatoes ana the plants ell Nv so be saves money to buy extra War Bonds i S 7 maitt Diptiitmvnt iU a SiMWeM 44klABYCHJtCtt iu rraucis Murpny, pus to i Masses ut 745 anu 1100 a m Minstrel Show Put on by lowir Grades of School Goes Over Bif 741 Sunday and lU0if 122U noon and i to rzona on account of the health ,o ,hilaVen who took part uo cw tort of his son 1 Mrs A F Bennett, Widow j ected by their teachers, Mis 11 of ai j fmina Swarthout and MrsDorothy James ooUttto graduated tt f implement dealer,fie4l Campbell and thes two should b the bakery school at Fort snen at her home there last, week, deeply commendfed for their efforts 111 He was home over Sunday at her home there last week 32 head of catue were burned death when fire destroyed the bank on the Dared Hudt farm near South Lyon last wek Catechism Saturday ovonu inuuy 800 p m 1reputation fur Uoly Commun ioa each SatiuJay 8 to 9 p in atic Sunday 7UU lu i 0 a m Sun, Anril A, 1ulm SundayCom jMiiiiion Sun for inn of parish Vniony the ntenticm arc ApnJ 7 iixich iiiass for late Karl Jlisan liujiJ MrslVliv MuntotnoryjApri S, intention of living, April D, late Michigan Mirror g URftBN f State News V OMMN New and and Happenings of the J As was predicted the nations back State Tertlty Told from Lanitng i eaf down at the UNO meeting at New J York last week and Russia won Not as many veterans are return ,irat round By a vote of u g ing to the farms as had been expect1 for tne resoluton to postpone the ed, being attracted to the cities by consideration of the Persian question high py and short hours This trend until May 4 at which time j will probably continue promises to have all her troops out JL of PersiaThis was the Russian dej mand from the start and she was T bound to get it as the UNO cannot function minus Russia any more than a wagon can run with three wheels, Australia was the enly country to cent higher that the 30 year average actively oppose posipucueiU itussia average from 1910 to 1940 despite her shortcomings has always seut brilliant men to world conferences Although they lost a war with Japan Sergius Witte, their diplomat, is said to have won the peace conference Moiotov of today ranks high and the present representative, Gro myko, is evidently a man of ability As it is rumored Russia is about to make an oil treaty with Persia the Farm price inflation in Michigan is discouraging veterans from buying farms Present farm prices exceed the 1920 peak by 8 percent They are 89 percent higher than the average from 193539 and 47 perWhile some farmers will get farm mac ery, most will not At, for farm labor the prospect is good Labor is now being recruited in Missouri and Arkansas and there will be plenty of Mexicans tnd Jamicaiib The 194 production goals are more corn, soy beans, dry beans, sugar beets, hurley, flax und milk and less livestock, poultry and eggs Com Figy aoes not think this new order will affect Michigan agricul ture much General farming is the rule in Michigan and most farmers raise their own feed Those who buy may be caught short Milk production wont be cut much he ajddedJuoJie cajerheresoybearrs were fed it only declined 10 percent The postwar Victory garden is on its own this year without governsponsorship but people are urged by President Truman and Gov Kelly to continue their victory gardens next move will be awaited with much interest The work of streamlining the Ford Motor Co continues William JCam eon, known to millions as the commentator on the Ford Sunday even ing hour has been dropped after 28 years with the oranizationThe company suspendedus edit program some time ago Cameron,67,was with the Detroit News for 15 years and became famous for his editorial entitled Dont Die on hiru, in which he applied the stealing of home by , , , , George Morairity, 3rd sacker of the so more food may be shipped1 abroad l Detroit T in of H hi, 15 percent of every food dollar i I nninM f A u u wasted or thrown in the garbage can Tht verajje famih wastes 34 lbs of food a daya person,restaurants 5 percent and retail stores 3 percent Chin grow grain for direct food Wt row it to feed cattle,hogs and poultry We are meat eaters The livestock numbers Jan 1,1946 were the same as last yeai but feed Jennings to everyday life He went with Henry Ford in 1918 and was editor of his paper, the Dearborn Independent for many years and radio commentator for 8 years as many of the children had neve TJ been on the stage before Don Coyle and Mary Margare Clark were interlocturs and Joa Griffith and Marie Ryan, esd , VETlfttANg MEMORIAL FIELD The Westingfcouse Co had two nOre iUOSOay ant Were given lintmta 1 IAiiakah, IJIIIWI M iljc uvwi rmm MtiHaawm to fumish the wateriai, f,n,inie Doughertr, Tap dancing wae featured b7 7ar , , UT7 LLii iiu rnrtr oirietoi has been e ected rendent off , y ZyZlZft IMt tlL Jr Ae Brisrhton Rotary Club Ann Cwnpbell, Potty Thayer Donna WMUf and tLT RU E R1 W, named thJee Swanhout and E DeWolfo Wmwmttm and baton capias uut Son leaders were Dickie Harrow, tnAslTonly to furnish mater valedictorian of the Biiihton sen or Campbell , 41 nrfnn hv lofll AICC class and Marjone Mull, saluiator , , JT7 ainpucn Minor will oe aone ny locai eiec I Such old time favorites as SwRiieo s The Westinghouse Company iak UM njJ 0 ,1 Ri ver, Old Black Joe were rend W to heve the material here by J JZ1Lf a ch f Ifr Xt s , ifr at tha Mtool drilIs consistd of a Cane dri11 boot The fence has arrived and U on er e 6 The two Howell banks, the Firat ,, ttenn, National and the Pint State wiU WlhJW dialogue ancf ianXr vou on consolidation May 2 If thePfrtee The stage decorations wi in another approyed w Robb wiU 1 high class, the work of Mrs Sw j chairman of the board, W B Reader I president and Stephen Tn he ground An air hammer will be fcere Saturday to tear up the tennis SXHirt which will be up lacatio Mr iina Mrs James Foluy, Apii req highmass intention of poor uppie8 wefe lesJi,Therefore rmeru ouls, April 11,1east o bt Leo lughj were adviw,d cut afjd , mus for late Paul rolny, April IL,1 lpy rodution maintain the milk tcaet of 7 Dolors of Virgn Mary, , d w f rf WttlitillK ttn1 13, nigh mass for poor souls,Apn LVtof St, Herraaft, bih ntynn, tor ace C Linderman family rej by Mrs Clarence Miller, April 18, Hol Thursday Services each a m and p m Holy Week, starting Montfay Tre Ore services 12 to 3r Rev Fr Joachim Hoffman will assist in pm during Holy Week Prayers requested for late mothers j of Revs Joseph Byrne and Walker above all not to overfeed meat ani mals black drill intersperced with witty or gick and for j funny RETIRED FROM POLICE FORCE Sundays Detroit News carried a writeup of Detective Fred Hecht of Detroit who has retired1 from the De Vroit police forces after 40 years serviceHe was attached to the Grand River station for 19 years anddrov the horsedrawn patrol wagon or Blacx W Itsell, ere arthout No admission was charged but the HASE BALL SCHEDULE April 93outh Lyon here April 11Chelsea here Aprl 16St Thomas here April 19 Hartland there April 23South Lyon there April 26Aon Arbor high there April 24Stockbridge here May 3 Dexter there May 7iJiartland here jay lOBrighton tliere May 14 Grass Lake here May 17Fowlerviiie here May 21Chelsea there May 24Dexter here May 28Ann Arbor high here May 1 Brighton here Stae for over years will retire ,uNloR pi av Born to Attorney Francis Barronw , , wife on April 1, a daughter, Mary The Junior class will put on th w , r comedymystjery pJayiiumboJumj f Attorney Glen Yellandf and wife bo early in May, featuring L D have been spending 2 weeks in North Hair as Peewee Smith wjth a Carolina strouK supporting Tn Gembi coach at Wayne Uni vey of Wayne for 15 years ha ANNOUNCES AACY resigned Ho had a summer home at Wilfred H Erwin, attorney,offices Silver Lake and was a former U of in First National Bank Building, , Maria For the last 21 years he has unable to attend mass are among the, jen in jUVenile divisionInLy27 intentions of the 47th No enna he was made a detectie Hsrecord w H spotless The Becht family con, sists of a wife, four daughters and COMieVMtrv CCruiL, MtMCH 2 sons He experts to retire to hi Last year the whole city of Cairo turned out to welcome their native son, Snuffy Smith back from the war The governor of Michigan, Ex Senator Prentis Brown and others were there and the heroe received a0t every medal and uv,ard it waa within the power of the nation to be HOW Now a warrant has bee taesstf for him and Washtenaw county is seeking his extradition back to Nnn Arbor from Washington DC He was married1 wice before ymng in the ar my, then married t the rniy, men merriest a girl in England It seems he got in the dog house with his alimony payments and wife No 2 claims ha 1 owes her 2,980 in back alimony for support of their child Such is lifeA hero today e fugitive from ju stice tomorrow Alfred AUard Miaieter summer homent Patterson Lake and MraFloraaci Baugon,Organist and, garde GfMnpsoa, S 8 Supt j V F W MINSTftEL SHOW Morning Worehip ,nftl q hf lmesLvonsKoberts VFW M gtar I Howell, Michigan, announces that he A iury was dlrawn at Ann Arbor will be a candidate for the office of last week in the 10,000 suit of the Prosecuting Attorney in the Primary Estate of Herman Wells,17,vs Mablej Eelecion to be held on June 18,1946 Fishbeck, proprietor of a bathing His background is agent of the j beach atMurray Lake It is alleg d Fedferal Bureau of Investigation the deep holes were not marked and 194046 Age 88 Born Howell,Mich,I tJtJ Icia no life guard was employed at the, lal2 Attended Howell high school bach Graduated in 1930 Attended Detroit o, M,rw Milton Hoffman has been named College 0f Uawraduating in 193 t GOSPEL sMSWK to SAC Associated with law firm of Walters,, Pester re Beactt 10 0 Sunday School 1140 Choir practise Wed evening Palm Sunday worship a 1030 We velcome you to this sen ice v hope you ujl worship again vi vi us Blaster Sunday Wednesday night Lenten service Tt 7 io iest speaker Hoiy Wmk Week Svice Apr 1421 Commimlon tmrvic Thur 730 p m coatiimMWortiog laet u4er Good Fr idy ear vice 11 J p in We want to welcome you to Ji of Thr Hai nesLyousKoberts Obt 3671 of Hil will j ut on a minstrel show il 2526 i jr benefit of building f ujd It will onsist of two parte 1he minstrel how with local talent and a program by Ford Motor Co entertainers Lt Col Mason who served 2 year oveseas is interlocutorSolo parts are by Bob Graham, Jim DoughertyJ, Kitmett Harris,Kenneth Alkn,Jackic Borden and Frank HortonThe Hartlrtnd Male Quartette will sing Haze i,t nnett is the director The Powell Lions Club will sell 500 ticket Uowi II, and Brighton ito tary lubs arealso cooperating Detroit enjoytd its periodical street car strike lastweek but despite he failure of thismeans of tranportation most of the workers got to work by aid of friendly motorists, shareriders etc Detroit invariably experiences a street car strike every C or yearn and takes them as a matter of fact They seldom last very long and friendly cooperation among j motorists usually gets tne people to j work During our 11 year residence in Detroit we went through two such strikes and were not greatly inconvenienced COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS BEAJ SOUTH LYON 9 to 6 Pinckney opened their season here Tuesday with South Lyon and wonr to 6 Clark started for Pinckney mgr of the Dexter Coops , Mrin snir Ari a iaaA an nd ww out and retired th ridi D A B andte unul Nv SSfST for Finckne WlHta ht 1 CeU Resides at 422 West Clinton St, were Young, Ford, C Clark AMWMMfE MAJUUAGE field this year Ed Carrow has purchased the Lemoke property at Whitmore Lake HowU Ha wife and two daughters and will build a motion pitvireiSon of Dr wH Erwin, who has JU Unns of matrimony of Char leaF Smith, son of Mr and Mrs, w , faJniiy called at 1 been a veternary in Howell for over 40 year and Sunday School Young Peoples Evenng Vorap JiKlo Prrr Serviee, Wed SH R Andrew Jantzi, Flint will preach at the Gospel Mission from April 18 through April 21Afternoon and evening services Gooo Friday 1 in ton Minutes of last meeting ret Aj and appr ed Following bills Detroit dison Co 1101241 Claude Swarthout 4 Motion by Palmer, supported bjr Grifith to pay bills Motbn carried Motion by Clinton supported b Here is a question that is far toe deep for us to answer When labor un ions go out on strike they are Conmuniatsvilliitm, traitors of evilest type and1 should be tarred and feathered according to the artfcles in th controlled press But when manufacturer and industriatlists bend ven and earth to remove the ee tieoy can boost prices to ties east take advantage of the of snny things, they are pat their efforts arc highly corn It sterns to make a lot of ence Whose ox is gored f AKKiAGE UCMSES Walter Doughty 35, Fowlerviiie, i Mr end Mrs George Wegener of Ornate Smith rf Pinckney and Julia i18 ZLwZiZ hornein AnderI DetroH were Sunday guests of Mr Motion by Palmer supported by Psdvkua daughter of Mr and Mrs 1th wyi,e j Mr end Mrs Ben White called at and Mrs Gust Henneau, Rush Lake Ciinton that Mr Steife be allowed a Bfinjeaiin JeaiuAes rf HamptonYI S,myl6 ve a shower en1 the Frank White home in Howell William Stabler has bought some take out license Motion carried Men eAtweaeed The marriage takesJ fJvL OrvalGood Sunsky acerage on the Agur Taylor farm, Mation by pHimer, supported by piece there April 21 Saturday night JT j Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsi south of Hudson Corners and is iark that Claude Kirschke be a HYjoone Jf lanti spent the week end at the JR building a house there pt gtet commissioner Motkn TSL0 ITw ndi M Neef has W the Lakeland Srrie4 Mation joum carried lots of Fred Root On Mo s j p CUrk Qr9cery Fraocis gth rf De c, E , Clerk Mildred Thomas, 22 Fowlerviiie, MtlJ on C Griffith that tavern iicense be re ed Motion carried j on Cook, 82,Howell,Lena Wright 26 Howell iMEWS held court a couple will build a house these I eourt a couple will boUd JJT nu rf Ypsilaati spent Sunefcy with Mr troit and will go to Dayton, Ohio, to tieatitnony wnej M 2 1 ansf SrTiohn Martiiu j visit his brother His wife died a year, FXVCTEO CKAMIMAM the m of Oeorg fiTay speoHthe A1jnTJ Sunday gueeta rf Mr and Mrrj age Although the ccunty WslsMefplsiiaiisnieiie Mrs Arthor For A horse owned by Gerald Reason uptrviors is heavily mA then the ease towed hosoe wi Aer er Charles, gcandsetOvio7 met a violent death Sunday Wealeyt Artlur Shehan of aMled n ef omit Spaday jneeta Ura, Elie Newnuui rf Ann Ai Palmer was en it back and Shirley crat was leeted Meseesi XF i c AM W KAMA t th RA hoard aetttoslThe Robert Pike en ef Mamld4 iesnflr of Oetseit Wayne, Pike of Reason was on her horse in the Rea Cone and Col Edwin eti yard Hie one ridden by Wesley JAaJXttJAetY Fort narod and over backwards fhe Youejc jLeilss Auxiliary wfl Mepecs, Fleriaa, IWday where they Wesley JWS theewn eienr and oninJiir wMx , Beek Tlenceierle a V spent the srkehtt led bt the horse broke several ribs Xpril 11 hosoe which punctored it heart and H fro Mich, Basee eer the week ee4 4M M eeiee GatmU has had the 1 HM a KibP fty ll rf hone for tesnetiene and it has been Itaed kwridden hjr ttsrtey without umingidbMrfk asbaeh he ekt rf laeteest sstvsysens IASSJ wflal lommmmmm ill be held at the Dispatch office Aprs 17 at 8 p in to pick 4 soft ball teams Hand in your tames VOUIM HOtltt MffffJUIC The Youth BeeteJ ws hold a C ing at the Piadaaey school 47 April 11 at p m Motioe psc tures wih he MOTiCCI ALL VCTaSsTAMS WW I f ueedaj, April 14 et Spjn ike five hafl V fii J fat crAsv mk,J2s Sm V K m P1NCKNEY DISPATCH 1 NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO The souna of the willow whistle will soon be hoard in the land t Mr and Mrs A J Wjlhelm Sylvan Theu re Mr and Mrs A, Wilhelm ol I Pingree have moved into part of the Cc CMLSBA, MICH WHAT NEXT LLLf OK AL HAKUKUvL j I A Comedy wit nitchKf in JIOQERT WALKERKEu M VNNl JEAN PORTEK Cart Colby house N Pacey and WH Palceway have been drawn on he jury A team belonging to Mack Martin, front of the bank ran tiuy Monday bin did no orreri ttulliagt OUIt Suu, Mow, Tur, April 14 15, U r,l John bouylaji, supt of ihe Ami son levator itid luiniay ulkr n auuttidicius operation 1ME SPIRAL bi AUCAbL The people of Uregory will hoW a A Drama with reception and dunce Friday night at DOROTHY McGUIRE, GEORGE j the Maccabee hall in honor of the IfiRENT and ETHEL BARRYMORE I j5lh Mich Spanish War Volunteer Cartoon Popular Science Albert Urownveterinary, has locaSun Show 300, 500, t0, frjOO , ted in Pinckney U m 0 1 d Thur, Ap,ril 17 18 MAMA LOVES PAPA A Comsdy LEON EROLELIZABETH RISDON EDWIN MAXWELL Plus SAN ANTONIO KID KfcU KtUbK with IBOBBY BLAKE, EARL HODGINS, and ALICE FLEMING Coming Melody Ranch Costello in Hollywood Sherwood Forest Abbott Bandit ot Ho well 1 heat re HOWELL, MICH iues, Weo, April 9 10 Thrilling and Shocking UNLLt HARRY with ,UKGE SANDERSELLA RAINE elected Shorts Newr Will Meyers of Silver Lake has returned from the Spanish War HeVsafter Dexter township will hold its elections at Hudson Corners instead of the Walsh school Jameti Tiplady who rented Wilhe n farm has cancelled his leie and wH n ove on the Folix DuitUwey farm i 1 Miss Nellie Powers is teiuung Hamburg Re Harvey Pearce will fill fathers pulpit in Hamburg Sunday Wm, Peck is working for Thomas Shehan Ed Cook has moved Hooker house Rev Dunning has resigned as pastor of the Unadilla Presbyterian churh Miss Lettie Wylie is home from the Mich State Normal The body of James Durkee wa nd in the Sprout cemetery MQTT day, ihe play Caprice put on by the, Columbian Dramatic club at th , house last week drew a vA hur, Fri, April 11, 12 Hes Here Agam DON 1 FENCE ME IN house The fead were UkejUyr Mike and Mary Ruen Lincoln Smith ,aed the old fanner, Kill Moikch dumb farm boy and Lester Pam he citv slicker Others in it were lames Harris, James Carroll, Mame ind Julia Brady and Mable Monk Ihev will take the play to Dexter ,evt week Songs were rendered V Mr Miserly of Bay City, Will feimedy, Stockbridge, Lincoln Smith tiid Wllie lardner j with OY ROGERS, ULE EVANS GEORGE HAYES ant Novelty April 13 Csrtoon Ne Maline oi of flowage lotor Co WHS cleared vek Spectmcular ITO GUIZAR, KIRIY GRAN hi iVIvw1KllA, J NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO I stumbling block in the acquis rights by the FoYd away last John Romberger who owns the property at Main St and Dexter I road lefused to sell his marsh unls he I uer took all his propertyThU Ford would not do Dr CLSigler i,J o bougl th e property h ave a prcAiae Weitern Juatico PVy KANT, PON in AO i fvi 3 OUE OK I Hi Cartoon VVLLb graii av Avon Ttiea re i Mtid 3locltorci, M ch Double Feature bWiNUiW on a RAINBOW A Musics Comedy JANE FKAZfcE, BRAD TAYLOR Plus GANGS OF IHE WAIfck rRON i A KackeU Urama wiih KUHERT ARMSTRONG and Si EP HAN It BACHELOR Sun, 1 u, rpri i, io HISS AND 4L1X A Comedy with SHIRLEY TiiMPLE, JEROME COOKILANU Plui News Cartoon Community 5iaf Com ag DaAgero us Week End at WaUlorf Vie lit i Noii y t the scluol Friday niuli consisted of recitations by Calvin Hooker and Viola Shipley Songs by chorus composed Keatha Cook,Nta Wilcox, Grace Tupper, Arietta Wassii Vera afid Viola Shipley oaU vas That Congress act Legislation Providing for Com puUory Arbitration of Labor Dis pue The affirmative was loir l, liianch Frost, Cluskey, Dorothy Darrow, Gilbert Campbell,Cynthia Haines, Irene War ner, Bessie Swarthout The negative A as Agnes Carr, Stanley Hail, ian Wasson, Irene Richardson, , ihipley Olah Docking, Margaret Driver, hdna Darrow The judges veri iirs xuiu Darrow, Floyd Wetks and Ambrose MurphyTher decision wa 2 to 1 for the negative The body of Mrs Charles Schau as found in the Huron r ver Brighton Tuesday She was of Dr George Pearson Howell and Dr Alex Pearson Hamburg Dan Riley has moved Charles Reason house on U nadil St A dancti was held at the Joe StacJ able home Friday nijjht, Charles Shipley and wife moved to Worden K Clinton has sold the Mill house o Henry Ford ano his own home on Mai St to Ed Famam Tin McCarthy and family lit the Ernest Frost farm, has started on the Masonic S H Carr is drawing aand, , of brick has arrived and a well has heen put downThomas Rad is chairnan of the building com i ie v iear sister ihe 1Siiould vHelen Geralrf McLi ilVe ra , a of into the ha have COLD PREPARiAflOWS LIQUID TABLET SAVESNOSJE DROPS is Ue Oaiy A Directed ippewa seed potatoes, 1 from certified, northern grow Swans Store, Hoal Certified aeed potatoes ,northt,n growm Swscs Stere, Howell raioeoats ruooer a fitore, Howell J MURDER BY STARVATIOW Reminiscent of the brooding ho or of an Edgar Allen Poe shocker the true story of a Vienese socially who methodically beat, tortured and, Utrvd her 14 year oW heoseniaKl , year BY STARVATION by Peer Levins, i The Amenemu J thi Sunday April the Detroit SunL J 1 aiKikerchc s,work mrfAtem, underglovea, akets Red ahirts and er, , work Swans Stcee, Mo WAVTEOTo et rkl j t, Krd m pteat en 1 t , brft Fmx imwtimmtM, , mnm Weekly with 14 issue of t Mow caring of hay Is a practical and efficient method of producing more higherqualitr Haf from the mme field It is a proven method which hat been put to use by hundred of and the system pays for itself in one season Hay it allowed to dry in the field for 4 or S hours, during which time the moisture content fa reduced from 15 to 45 The hay is then stored in the mowon the tame day it it cutam the curing it completed by forcing air through it with an electrically driven fan Mow Cured Hay Is the Best Substitute for Fresh Pasture Forage crops can be cut at the right itage of maturity and cured in a way that conserves the leaves and most of the green color The result is hay with double the protein and carotene content InyouT henTtfiis Higher quality Tiay means better physical conditionfongeTprolillov tive life, greater milk production, and milk of greater vitamin contentall of which meant greater profit to you Consult cur Form Service Advior at the nearest Detroit Edison Office He will be glad to give you detailed advice on a mow hay curing iystemeipecially suited to your need tCIE DETROIT DISON COMPANY 7HMC04t IN MIAMI CLOT MALLINSON fab,U ALSBUKY SAL Listen, boss, Im tUy SHthing, fivtm something tc testmybreathing, Spray mi with smCANfHOSM then I bit lit Mi fa swiff DP SALSBURrSCAN SAL kclpt IOOMI mucut nd phlejmffot notfiiU J tJwo brdtwftttwly UCANPHOAL 1 Tht farmers Wife Wa nt really toy She just used Pips That drove Her crazy, Thy dizzied her hi, Adput her ta bed 8t new, PAM MM has abolished this Dread DR SALSBURVS jett th brooder howie done qoicUy, ctily, s irnUtrvg your ey, no hedch its economcl leof A, Ad HEADOUAirTItS FOR POULTRY HEtt Cor 0 StOi i An WSIVI TW porlimalnn cut 4tr in LM lMry raon MrM i by JOYCK HUBRfTE, b sppunitni njsiy Th American Cirl Smirot irul v Kaki fiWvti and W4i jI ut jlu tM n ie kirt t teKwin In Mriluij iiUinatMMi xparstcd tXii th liUi b V iti Times v BicycW beekvets 13 prcjrtoff Swa s tee, HoweU Wall paper sod paint, thousands of rolls, hundred of gallons Swans Store, Howell M and Mrs Riael Coniway t Ann Arbor caHed at the J H Hooker home Stmday I Mr aad Peircet HHCNTVIt PCTIQING HOUR ARRIVES ALWAYS LOOK H TUt YELLOW PAGtS OF TU TELCPMOHC SIRCCTOPY PWTAGOOD 40TL STORE frO WOMEM HOWtiX, MICH John bumneas Mr atr Mrs HaroU Safe f D 1, Coyte caW m Bhfhton teat Tuesds troH spent Stadtym lk , L Deader MTSTM Osaar Crn of Detroit The little Match Mf ttfuck bAe spent Swadar t the Lester McAfee who wm scalded ofhtme aod huHrm he t U JRr Wl Mf on UrwnAtp fiaday Matttn tattar jr And fataOf Whkmoix utu,y vith Mr wjfer in Aisoaatt Sunday at Weekend goeatt V M J fc Mrs Strickland Mrs Earl hor, Mr an called oa his of r iac an the w af injt 4m Viwt On want hac e w y f V m WS i i V w Enlist in the Sefvice r 4 HNCKNLY DISPATCH WKtnCtda pra IQc PINCKNEYDISPATCH atetr t potvofflet FfaakM Mtoh Paid Adtiaca Sbooriptieu J i WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE , Mi roui MECHANICAL SKILL WITH THI U S AMY INOINSIRS Gtd fob ore opes in the Engine Corps or the new peacetime lef ular Army Men trained as auto mechanics Diesel operators sacainJats carpenters, electricians can enlist now and us their kfileleara now tradoswitb good pay and rapid advancement TeebaicaJ ratings are open to qualified roon You got many advantages never before ottered urdei ihe UV Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act 30 days puid furlaugh yearly Family allowances for dependents An opportunity to retire at hall pay in 20 years Enlistment or 3 years Knits you to choose branch ol servics and overseas theater a pay for overseas duty Ask or full details today , U ARMY RECRUITING STATION Thil space for address of local recruiting office Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store Frank Aberdeen and wife ware in Mrs Chartea Clark and children vev m jrtirfmg Wednesday fl Marham olc o Ar cti oi tienda, hei The 9th grade had a aio u,j to Ann Arbor Sunday niw Mi and Mrs Andrew V vit have returned from Kiaalmee, Florida Howard Thayer attended a teach i era meeting at Muskegon last week Mrs Rose Hendee a rived home from Florida Saturday and is in Ann Arbor Mrs Florence Baughn and Mrs Hazel Perker were in Ann Arbor Sat urday IITJ and Mrs Walter Clark spent Sunday at the Walter Clark home in liowell Win Hill of West Putnam is work ing for the KafcerFrazer Co at Willow Run Mrs Lola Rggers and Mr and Mrs Florid Clark spent Sunday in Spriugport I Albert Shirley and family will move in the W H Meyer house on West Main Sr ifcirand MraFred Read and daughter, Rosemary, were n Lansing on Sunday Mrs George Clark of Ypsilanti spent the week end with her child dren here Mrs Edna Reason and1 daughter Leota spent Sunday with friends in iiattleCraU Sun here getting his mothers home or her Mr and MisTEaTvTWce Baugnspent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ro bert Seefeld in Ann Arbor Myron Dunning of Detroit spen Mrs Fred Read, Mrs, Kosemar Schosser and Mrs Robert Head ai children were in Mason Saturday Mr anuMrsAndrew Campbell an 1aula Curlett called on Mr and Mrs lcn Kinsley in Howll Sundiy Mr and Mrs, Harry lles doatfjiter of Waterloo were Sunday Arctfc Cream The Arctic lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to This Months Package Ice Creara if VANILLA, BAN NANA, BUTTER Carry aome SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Bulk ice Cream is dananna, butter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Ant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Doad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StookCo HmuMMimmiimi HMMIIMWMMIIIWMH llimIHHIF C Reickhfof Sr i i OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS Uiidanc 613 WANTED STATE OF MICHIGAN the Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held the Irobate office,, in the City of and Howell in said county on the 27th lay of February A D, 1940 , M oi jlr and Mrs W Atlec Prcjpnt,Honorable Willis LLyons, Nus Haiian Jurvis was taken iljjudtfe of Probate, and vu, in McPherson hospital last the Matter of th J Estate of j week She is now with a friend i cava Mercer, Deceased Brighton Mr and Mrs M K Harrow wer Sunday dinner guests of Mr, an lyiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii First National 1 Bank 45 SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed HOWELL, MICH PHONE 3S8 linn iiHitiiMMiiMiiiMMuimiimiiiiiiiu w Electric Wiring Electfic Service Motet Reparing Don Hammer Frank Zeiler Mrs Lulu Lamb was in Detroit on Saturday and Perry Sunday MrsLloyd Hendee spent last Tuesday with her people in Holt Mrs Wm Garner o Stockbridge spent sev i W Latimer horne Miss Alberta Dink el and Lev Mrs George Thompson of Hilai I Lake I Ralph Clinton and family and M and Mrj Gerald Clinton of Detroit spent Sunday at the C J Clinton home Mrs Emma Burgess has sold he house on Pearl Stto Messers Benni Gunderson of Detroit, refrigerat ion repair men Raymonds Ledwidge Morri Kulph ilenn having filed in said said court his petition final administration account and his peition praying for the allowance thereof and lor the assignment and dirtrib uion of thfi residue of said estate It is ordered that the 22nd day of April A D, r4S, ten oclock in the forenoon at id Probate of lice be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this ortter to HeveJI Under Feders4itrpTsrvmon S MeriCer Federal Deposit la S turanee Corporation All Oe 5 posits Insured up to 6,CCO fo S each Depositor, BUSINESS SUCCEEDS ON IHfcSE UASIC RULES once I Mrs has resided as teacher in the Finck V Vu m , Hi T i M m o u i ach week for three successive weeksS ney scUoii and MrsEleanor Bauprhni , , previous to said day of hearng, or pro 3 lnJiie vvi of Mr an has replaced her Andrew Campbell and family mov eral days Uut wfeek at the ed into the Craft or Jones house on Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Frank Saturday nfhi calieia xberdeen home and helped celebrate Mrs Wm h juxr t Mrs Fred Cozzens birthday PHONE tU Dmmd and Disabled Hers and Cattle Hegt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FKEE fHONl OOUJRCT TO OARUNG COMPANY UsTteWf f Ml WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EAYMMmmC CAIXS RECEI VE IHE BEST SVICE The Misses Alberta Dnkel, Ednaj m0Ned to Bronson and Bernice Maas and Madeline Miss fary Wylie, Pinckney DA Miller were in Ann Arbor Saturday representative attended the Sunday fcueste of Mr and Mrs convention at the Hotel Pantelind, Dale Miller wee Ival Shirley and QA Rapids, three days last week family of Waye and Mr and Mrs wjth tne crfunty delegates Horace Hanson o Ann Arbor Mrs Nan Haslam of WindsorOnt Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell,daughind Mrg SuBan Manfield, NY,spen ter, Leona and Rita Kennedy were jirst 0f the week with thei in Ann Arbor Saturday night i motherf Mrs Anna Kennedy, th Sunday ueets of Mr and Mrs U fwt of the Week J Henry wore Mrs Alice SchoenhaJf Mrs Eieanor Ledwidge is staying and Mrs Jada Karus nd children J with r anj Mrs Francis Barron of of Howfetl in 2 the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper 5 printed and circulated in aaid county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate s 1A business must start with a good ideaa service duct that people need or wunt, S m 3 competent g A tru copy Celestia ParflhnllReglster of ProbaU 9 s 2 It must have management with Mr and Mrs Hi well Jerry is at the Wm McMack Mr and Mrg Winston Baughn and home nd Nan Louig Stackablea children were Sunday guests of Mr uniav sruests of Mr and Mrs Joe ft MrsFrank Clark Virginia Hoiael , were Mr and Mrs CliarUa in Detroit 0 en nd footer of Adrian and Mr and Mrs Ronald Hoskina and M Vj Mr8 jnes Harris of Hume daughter of Toledo and Mrs Madge J The H remained for a week Opdyke of Lansing apent the Week , H uaokr and P W Curilct Garden seed, lawn seed and garden fertilizer Swans Store, Howell No 1 Certified Northern prrown state Sabago seed potatoes, This potatoe is one of the leaders in the north Swans Store, Ho Miss Muriel Read and M Rosemary Schoeeer were in Howell Satu rday HBBaeeMeBMev Mr and Mrs L J Swarthout spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Gallup in Fowlerville i s 3 It must be soundly financed If you have the first two rt quisettes, we cordially invito you to come in and talk to us about the thirdFinancing bus inesslarge and smallis bank business We lend for every constructive purpose rmitMtimmuiiiiissi4tttitiii end withjfr and Mrs Robert Ack ley Sunday guests of Mr and lira Stanley Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Harold Brogan of Lansing Mr and Mrs James Brogan of Stockbridge esdUH baet WsMinesiday attended the funeral of Judge H Wirt Newkirk at Dexter Sunday, Mr Hookers father, Wm Hooker worked for Thoma Birkett, th judges fatherinlaw n the Birkett mill 60 yean o Othera from her at the funerejv Paul and William STOCK HAULING Weakly Trip to Made toDetroit HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Fish Chips Auto EXPERT Service MOTOR TUNE WHfctL AL1GNM COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE PAIN 11NG HAVE YOUK CAR COMPLETLY RECONDITION ED NOW OVM ISM CAJt SERVICED AT OUR GARAGE BMsUMC THE WAR v JfRAl WE SERVICE ALL MAEES Of CARS LHrgston Ifnr SaleR eWSrrVs vxiiaaf E i y A1 P1NCKN Wedn S9 April ntr Classified Want Ad tttf year FOR SALE Saddle horse S old Lucien McCluskey FOR SALESeed and eating potafoe god variety L U instead FOR SALETwo BrowrTSwlss and Jersey cows due to freshen now Orville Smith, 3 mi north ot Pinck ney FOR SALE9 milch cows,Holsteins, 4 fresh in May, rest milking, all of them young cattle Also one lioni, i Clfford Chambers, Pinckn , F6RSALE4 section spike uoth harrow 2 portable milking machines Bert WyUe TJOST8 Tom turkeys Finder please return and receive reward Mrs J C Murphy, Quinn farm I Phone 52F2 ilcPberson State Bank BUYING SOMETHING Ptace has come to industry once more After several months of maneuvering on the part of labor and management all are ready to go to wjrk and begin filling the demands brought on by the wear and tear of four years of war time restrictions nn consumer goods Savings have been accumulated during these years and many people will be prepared to pay cash for the replacements they need c At times it may be wise to go in Theiahsy Sanitarism ftay M DUf, M D Pieke, MUhigaa 5uadayUO0 a a to I00 p mWodntsdayt to 4 tp m, 7 to p m 5tard77 to 6 ia too crootoff DEL R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST UtH N MUUflM IIS oifioo, aao Evesdagr or Hawaii, MIOHIOB HERBSNBEV Pkoaa IM 207 , Howoii mm Real fstata, laswtsjga, City, Uko aae fmm A eattlttfA w Lit Yot Piimif WW Mo Au Aroor, Miahif aa HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Miehlgaa Local RoprotoBtotioo Phone 97 or 4Sf tfoaumants Market MARION BEAUTY SHOP f FOR SALE Spike tooth and spring tooth frags, 2 horse cultivator, 1 horse cultivator, 100 ft of hay rope, track and pulley, fence stretcher,set double harness, land to let on uharos Pliilo Boettger, 2807 Tiplady Rd J Pinckney, Mich I FOUND Cocker Spaniel Owner can have by proving property Asher Wylie FOR SALE Baby crib, mattress and springs in yood c jndition Phone 114 Oscar Beck IFOR SALEBlack Dirt, delivrwf Earl Baughn j WANTED PaDer ofalFkijids, Tron, Rags and Copper Harry Prisk ttemocfelirg patch p tering and block laying by itoui o contract, 72f Pavvilla Road Phono Pinkny CUF23 debt, but the 1J nle of pay as you go is a good one Continue to save for the things you want McPflerwo State Balk Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid oi Sa zings Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 5,00000 insured by our membership in Fed eral Deposit Insurance Corporation SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARViSOwner MARTIN J LA VAN iWHJ r W tl BHfMBM Aehtfla ttm w4i WWW I PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phono 3F11 fMnekney, Michigan Chariot K Vssaffrtato Attorneys at Low first JUte aad taring tuta Hawaii, MioBifBr m LZV LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoro ftP3 SEPTIC TANKS AnCESSit plBckw Michigan POOLS CLEANED MODnar, AT OLD TiME 338 Hast Jefferson Street DAN BURKETT Prne 3292 Ann Arbor, MifS A Clover, Alalia, Tim thy Oats and Corn 01 FOR SALE, pair arge doors, , ft x 8 ft, I prewar fire factory joors 2500 1200 VS window V o 2, contracts can 7 llt y Mich UII contct, Io 200 No 8, 75e be Obtained from Pliono 91, Pin1 Seplic Tanks fcipk w Csshpools Cleaiieth P H without ft 61 FUNERAL HOMB Modem BmilpiuBil AmUoUaoo lirtIn PAOIM 49 PfaehBor, MloBlffB RopalrlBf MYRON J HUGHES iiUMBING AND HEATING Stote 717 Lakeoido Drtt rl WRITE ALLFNEL HOfEf ROOM 70 PHONK 424 vJ t 1 3 Ttush Uko wd frame ii0 J iSOli ELECTRICAL WIRING E pou Mien KtKIILliitK 212 b m Furmer s Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 MAX RUS4KI i M Hiland Lake prices paid f lr of Tyler Liuaii, iioweii, Phone 572, HovyialL i 1 WANTED General Trucking to do gravel, stone, black cfirt and filling dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberer hone 19F13 vfiv 5 p m loni Rubinstein Cosmetics exc,lusi in Tiincsidn County af Howell Ruths Shop for Women Pi1 PHONE 115 HI G A E ED VEDDLiv ANN ARBOR MICH A1,L j Ac J Farm reoige Parker, Pinckney R F Auto Trailers 1 1 Siso Made to Order ALJJ TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard SIBO 6X1 5T L A H TRAILER MFG CO hne 23 PI rkner, Mich, IVV , r vios 3 Agent D Phone 59F3 in toe Circuit Court tor the Count of Livingston in Chancery JFROLD GRISWOLD, Plaintiff vs Banuhart, his vu, Plaintiffs, IDA BELLE GRISW0LD, Defendant vi I ORDER OF PUBLICATION S PShope Co,James NowlandfJohn j Suit pending in the Circuit Court JRosenbury, Johnfor tne Ceunty of Livinton, in Andrew I Arculanua, jk harKeiy,Jn the 20th dar of Feb The Circuit Court or the County of Livingston in Chancery Perry W Uanghart and Thelmaj Plaintiffs, D, Pinckney, John W, Schenck, inland MAX RUSSELL,Mgr FOR SALESlabwooa Bjy Now ThurOn Lumber Co , Phone K44 Mich OR SERTCERofristerf Ha psJire Y Hamperian oar, n tieusewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS TlHUuited States Government Needs them Cor EXPLOSIVES leave Tieai at t hl Store JoTin Kemp Mizner anu thenknown heirs, devisees, leiuteos issigris, Defendants, Suit pending in Circuit Court for the County of Livinnton in Chancery at Howell, Michigan, on this th day of March, l4j It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said reuse, that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent search arid in quiry to ascertain whether the said fslndants are alive u1 dead, or where they may residfj it living or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, inter est, claim, lien or possible right, these defendants have beon assign ed to any other person or persons or whether such title, clam, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defridais And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know ami have been unable after diligenl bearch and inquiry to ascertain he nanes of the persons who are included as defendants without being nained Upon motion therefore of ChaVts K VanWmke, one of the attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause their ruaiy A D, 1946, at the City el ilovell in said county it satisfactorily appearing to ths ojrt y affadavit of Jerold Gris oa, plaintiff herein, and by Bill of Compliant on file heren, tliat defendant, Idabelle Griswold, is not a evident ol the State of, Michigan the State of Michigan or some other that she is either concealed within State and that her exact whereabouts at the present tme is unknown On motion of Stanley Rerriman, Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OR DERED that the said defendant, Idabelle Cirisvold, cauie her uppear unce to be entered in the Court and cause within three months from the Th date of this order, and in cae of herf in or fere th ,0f ft J, appearance that she cause her an nvay res,de or whether the title, vvrto the Plaintiffs Bill of Com teef m hen or possible rfjit pliant to be filed and a copy thereof i0 these defendants have been assign to be served upon the plaintiff with ed t0 an other PersonNor pereon or in fifteen dayB after service on her of a copy of said Bill, and notice of this order, and that in default there posedf of by will of that said Bill of Compliant be ante, taken as confessed by gajdynonresident defendant And it s turther ordered, that within forty days after the date here of, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this order to be published in the Pinckney Despatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating whether such title interest, claim, lien or possible right has been die by the said defendt appearance to be entered herein , , within three months from the date fld oun Livingston and plaintiffs, it is And it further appearing that the plantiffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and in quiry to ascertain the names of die persons who are included as defendants without being named tr on motion therefore of Winkle Van Winkle, attorneys for hereof, and that in default thereof said bill be taken as confessed py said defendants and each and all of them It is further ordered that the tt A plaintiffs cause this order to be 171 published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper ordered that the that such publication be contnued above named defendants and their once in each week for six success unknovn heirs, djevlsees, legatees ive weeks, or that plaintiff cause a and cause eir appearance copy of this order to be mailed to to be entered herein within three said defendants at her last known month8 Pom the J A , that tetoilt thereof said bill be return receipt demanded, at least uken by ni6 fcfeV twenty days before the time herein afttg and oach m Glenn Court YOULL MEAT At Clarks Ct Velland, Circuit Commissioner A true copy , , 1 John A Hagman, Clerk I nty ty before the time The above enUtled suit involves Prescribed for the appearance and is brought to quiet title tc the said defendant following described lands, located in jthe City of Howell, County of Livingston and State of Michigan, and more particularly described as follows, towit iw 4 i iMint o the no Aerfy UM of highway US16 where aai4 highway iateraaeta tlss weat line of the east half U the sautheaet quarter , af fiaetsa thirtysue W in Town three 3 allyon said defendant should she baj T1 located within the State of Michigan1 , H nwspape printad, or in the United States, at least I nabhslMd anl rcu latin in said herein onca in each weak for of at least six successive wesks jA tru copy Glenr, t YHlaad jJohn A Hagrun CiuJt ,ouri Cierk Corruisvouti Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioaer SUnley Berriman, Attornaf for Plaintiff Bustaeee Address, Howell, Mkhican Telephone 183 vrpa n i Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Wilhelmina Maschulewski and Aug usta Maschulewski, his sister Plaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Vivian Scott, George Scott, Mo Hie Scott, Lester Scott, and their unknown heirs, devisees, legataaa and assigns, and the unknown hairi, devisees legatees and asaigilf of LU ie U Scott, Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Oourt for the County of Livingston In Chancery at Hiweli, Michigan, this 6th day of April 1946 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said caufte, that the plaintiffs have not been ablo after diligent search and inquiry ascertain whether the said defend, are alive or dead, or where they inav reside if livng, or if thef have f y personal representatives or heirs i Livingston County, Mhsjaa The above erdtlad ctie involved and is brought to quit titie to th following described lands, loctttad mfmmmm n ke Township of Oeaola, rsjsjitr J chairs, large roeker,2 good xl2falWwf tHwk m3 ujs cheat of drawers Inquire of, Th Li KJ W V ira Emma BuryeasaS4 Unadiila St JEJJfJ North, Riga Caor 4, E, Mich FTO UAUMr haW suve C2S ZJZJSZ K,vtheHy imt saJwtaT VaaWisskla 4k VanfaHatft ta the jsitvee isinimg binmM4mVtJZ fOR gajgcaTluW uw J Mt three Z mam a Itnja acnes f toi grovosf to Ut oa VanWiarkle k VanWisAia r oroeji fer laintiffs, BisiDees HowaiL FOS ALGaaaa Eg Car hahag lVk Jfesj rWal Track, i mi fmmb ruvH OtJ iKj5 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 10, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 10, 1946 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 1946-04-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a536b8d709e47dcd0aa4d56192230470.pdf 34687cdedb2afbb2f2475218998ba6bb 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. r yfftST TIi f a N if Volume 63 News hems of Boys in Service Un Ctaaatalftf Onr Beys Wfco 4M tarring la the Aiaea Labor Bee Jhm Bmkf To Be Held Home iinrjhs Tbe PmckMjr Diptch Wednesday, April 17 1946 No1 Charles F Smith , son of Mr and Mrs, Orvilie Smith of Pinckney has beea discharged from the uo Coast Big Be to Be Held Soon To Grade rn FariD Ho and Fix Up Memorial Field f ie JJjrn to Last Thursday Gbfiund The county road commission ma j The fm hou c oi Mr nd fiiw chine come over Saturday and start Albert i mkel on Schaefev Rondivcn Guard after44 months service, part1 eJ work moving the cement tennis 0f ChuLas Concvs, burned dpwn of the time He will reside in Uasii court rom the atnietic field It was about noon Thursday A passingyno Hampton , N W He was in i mc m0ie of a Job than figured and Mst iaw the file and noiined ,th iui ov SnnAiv iat wic Uiey vh ftfcu to come back this ni no tV MAYS CHURCH Rev Francis Mvrpfiv, prwtor 745 and 1100 a m 4C Suhdav rnd in0 Michigan Mirror State News 0 c New and and Happenings of Stalo Teriley Told Preposterous the lit over Sunday last week Darrell Shirley, son of air and Mrs Albert Shirley is now doiug M P uty in Germany Capt Tel Bourbonnais jr is now at Gamy McCoy, Wis Masses at fifcchism aurday owna Friday P00 p m PveTnjion for Sunday 1220 noon URREN 1 OMMfiN Franklin D Roosevelt died a year ago last April 1 I t Friday hi from Landing Hyde Park home, left to the nation i I in his will, was dedicated a mtr s fabrication of lies J onal shrine in his memory His sue retorted Marry H Jackson, exwar J censor, President Truman, has found den of the state prison near Jackson, the going rocky He lacks the popuin answer to the charges against himj iar appeal of the late F D R and a airedat the stale civil service comso lur has not shown r ome back this Dinkels ihe lire was m tin ftts week to fmishWhen this is removed and may have started uwi the Aim the iootball field and soft ball dia ney Both Howell and Pinckney fe mond will be laid out department came o b Only part of ion each Saturday 8 to9 p m it is planned to have a big fate tne household gocu, mostly on the Sunday 700 to 730 a m soon similar to the one held here on fjrst flour were sa,j qvui at, of the date of the scrap drive and ask furniture belonging to their da ugh Services April 14 to April 21 iIajor William Devereaux, son of tne People lo turn out and donate ter Alberta, was also burned votion each morning at 7 a m Mri Jennie Devereaux, recently dia dav work in Reading the field ai 1 At the present Mr and VIr DikJeach evening at S p m Iiev and charged from the army, has at Columbus, Ohio William Brash jr recently inducted into the army is now at Fori Sheridan, III An Army Recruiting office is t tha Pinckhey postoffice every Tues day, Mrand MrsJdsel Meyer of Wa infton V, C are here on 7duyiui lough He has ieenListed and will n bo out of service until 1948 wasirgton IX C Will be his address un L tlien Edsel got a five day extension on hi3 furough Monday The PincUncy SvftbaU tearais grateXuLto4ww fo g ven fine so it ball bats They ware used by the boys on his iiipo, tl e USS Morris antfEdward Biddie it the South Pfccifici throughout the var Edsel bought a house trailer in locaUd getting it ready for fencing and kel, son Allan and daughiCiAlbertn, Joacliim will assistAdoration Thursputting in the lights A number o are living in a barn The loss is 1people have offered to donate the use tauy covered by insurance Va Un of bujl dozers and tractors MuJi derstand they expect to rebuild, ilie help will be needed in grading the nou,x wi3 knova as the William Held ana considerable hand work Uison uvrm hoiae and was one of willbe necessary with rake and sho ic fine old courts roidUXv , I ihe poi for the fence wili have to be set in cementThis will he a bi CONSERVATION DEFT holiday and the school anu business da places will be askd to dose as they An rcli oi inow over nianyf of id for the scrap ivoA free dinner Michig n4s northern counties has tn I ivou a ni throughout the day Good Friday C30 to S a in, 12 to 3 pm ana 7 to S p tn Sutaidny Ihipiimai water and blessing oi latr , HO to S Cluldrens comli am 8 to 9 p m ICasier Masses 745 and 11 a in, Intentions this week arc for thjiivnts of MivMary Lvnch Kenncdv mission hearings in Lansing That nearly two dozen cases of whiskey were delivered to Jacksons Ho1 Cummun Itikn Itsiciencc from GLarrys bar mtf in Ueiroit where the state charged j the murder of Senator Warren G Hopper was plotted D That a prison inmate was permittanded to isit a house of ill fame several times a 1 that the prison employee who a aged it went unpunished, and w open gambling prevail ed at times in the prison yard where prisoners ran blackJack games and dice tables F j1, a ni Adults has not shown the knack ex Inbited by the late president in getting1 his measures enacted into laws federal Housing, Wage and ,Hour Draft extcnsiui and National Health J sonc oi the bills stalled in com jut tees by a combination of Southi democrats and Republicans This is rank ingratitude on the part oi tie south as it was chiefly at the insistence of the south he was nominated over Henry Wallace wiiose advocation of repeal of the poll tax aroused the ire of the south Jhe Republicans are already claimling victory in 1D48 and this is all for the workers will be served at t of e ,Lne ile choolWatch this paper for the date iiie iUlU J OCAL NEWS MraJZhwL Mefm4etrirfnATm Arbcr Satuiday , Idr ana IM Don Swarthout vere, e 1 ci i J i SOUl 01 m jaelcson Saturday I , Mi, and Mrs Murray Kc ,ri,,, 1 were in Detroit Friday Marcian Ledwidge was horn1 lazzard ivi1 the prvtent of Micliiian reci ed 74,i7V from ga and oil vvli leas and royalties last year r hnvo Men f tTmTriccET At TheiTfa,ra conlhicatd and LOUP ar cuvcU u e i Iutti to all fi ieiid,,n a giil to visit the hospital room of an inmate Jackson was discharged after an investigation Ly Attorney General iiid laic 11 Kennedv on April 11 JoilU R ltliruers liad disclosed all April li for parents of Mrs luciaed iHsadminitration of the prisi yi l for the late Veronica and loo and Paul Fohey April 17, JOI inteiitijn of pool ul Apiil filLf 20 fir late Anton Pouch, ution jpC1 GKVUIIJA for a JOVOMS rm ll IMOUJlt I r niiuki anedy COOl Ji V A , a iir ao , 1 p eit irilv1 la SJ, IViink Oro, nvd Tadi ic luone you lappy , and hour , , more remakable as they have not That a guard was bnbedto permit, the sllhte8l iliea thei, candi date will be The resignation of Mr Pro A noil, Gov Deweys hand picked national chairman is taken to mean Gov Deweywill not again be a candidate Congressman Reece of Teniiesee is the stop gap, national chair man o succeed iirownell but will only hold office until the presidential candidate is nominated as the Utter is always given privilige of naming ion by the iollov ine, JiUKion, the iwarden Pettit, asst v anlen t J 1 Francis, dejjuty warden Jhas Waiten, records clerk Walter W i 1 yon, clneTlaTanTT7iTI7ItieTuirQvKik ,1 j, 0vvn accountant OJ the oratiem Holy Thursday josii d in It unaUe Lo aiiend acliur,li om iii Mjeiuti of last week has cuiionsing wmen Jie will take back to Detroit ove the week end the cherry crop , o nnd iniurod Washington with him He is in the Porn to Clarence Culver and wife peach crop in tone mace,, pole navy personel dept of Detroit on April 8, a son land grapes wciv ,rt anfitoiitly ExSergtTef Adseh of the Dctroij Andrew Campbell and family were elored to be injurd mueh Jheasan police force called on Mr and Mrs ni Ann Arbor Satuday night have n t yet stired to net and Wm Shehan, Monday j Ona Campbell and famiiy and Richard Poul son, Seaman 2nd rhiss Rita Kerwvdy were in Detroit Sunof Great Lakes, 111, UaHrer Shavpt day of Grand Rapids are visiting IL, ynny Valentine of Cholsen spent lh N ck end at the Thomas Murphy is not bel win dom Pear r 1U h ioved ft iO trmprvs tok on viou u,ra appoinU, our fjmcnt an alieiaiae Rtf AlfrrJ Allard, Minister f MirFioreiic, augtwijOjanist and fJhit Uiector t K Thomuon S I Supt and Mrs Otto Pouho tornini Voviip ifiiay chooi Cho1 jc Master Wors 10 , 11 Wl rvyeniiy Aniuav 11 DO t chairman, it seems a t rifle early to make prophesies as a lot can The seven officials dismissed from hallcn in the ext two Vtara and tlnir duties , appealed the action olj l,obab,v wl11 the tate corrections comaiissiou to the civil serveecommission which Thc threateaed food shortage is ha, beeu conducting hearings on thejdirect resultUf the liftinff of food eucpnce jjationing before the Furopean counPettit withdrew his appealFollow lrje,s CQUIQ Kfit ni0 f00j production in uisclosme that OLarrys bar had Rationing was an inconvenience and ngai ligured in scandal, the state unpopular although a necessity and liUoi control commission ordered aj without it the SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Pinckney, Mich, April 15, 1D4G The school board of Putnam Dist scr i e as many pelts this year as last art a closed season is recomended for next year i4 trapping liccmKiwere issued, 8 percent less than la t year Ihe demand for pine seedling f t 3,2000 vcbceii receded co,rd A , rared tonfl77,000 hist year Ship,, Falhor Son ljmimpt Vm , ing will continue to May 15 iry he cnttTht in a number home John Martin and wife were Sun ty guests at the John Meyers home at Ypsilanti Mr and MrsHoward SeefddMary, net No2 convened at the school wan Jane GaHaffher are row living at the following numbers presentGor Silver Lake mU Kelly, 9 B,Warthout, Royi LloyaHrndee and wife spent SunClark, Mrs Clare Palmer and P W day with Dr James Nash andfamily Tr0 lt PI u j of Coldwater of tea,i in Soutrn Michigaiia following bills were presented Miss Mary Fllen Doyle of Ann dudinir the Saline river, Snyder, WiFarmers Peed Supply,coal 42350,5 A,i0v ,,r, ,veok Cili Xt her ,,n ami isiackev creeks anrl fAvain Cory Drug 3350Ed SekeelUUI home la r, j iak iu Jackson county ald Trout, otln by Curlett, supported by Palj Ms Louis Coyie entertained the1 ,,, iajnt Creek, Clinton river and mer to pay bills Motion carried Kings Daughters County Beard at 0rd ard Lake in Oakland county A motion was made by Cftgiri her home Monday, and supported by Palmer t0 PPi Lemuel Martinand WmSouthland grade teachers 1700 for the school year and 100 extra if theyjom Martin home finish term and high aool teachers Miss Jennie Devereaux spent the V750 and 100 exua if they finish week end with Mr and Mrs James term Motion carrieo Kavanaugh of Jackson Motion by Swarthout, supported Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer, Mis by Palmer that SuptReader be giveoLianch Clark and Mrs Alta Meyer a 3 year contract at 3,000 a yearjawere in Lansing Friday Motion carried Ambrose Murphy and family of lNoteThe school will receive Jackson spent the week erd at the about 90 more state aid per teach home of Mrs Mary Murphy lie ception of member Candle light communion 7 Q Thursday eve Good Friday service iiegiuniTig Lifrfictf Ad mrcttrith hearue Amil lj to face charges of ilUi a i unex, cted bouquet was hamfed to il tal liquor control commission by li CJ rettymau, supl,of the Mich Temperance Foundation, ihe succeisor of the Micn AntiSaleon 1 ,agee Said Preti mac Tile KUC iuii,iiji hs done more toward cloHliing up , iii m i j ai J i aces i1 i came lo M years ago u v conmis l Jour Mrs next of Ypsilanti spent last Friday at the bridge club Tuesday Gust Henneau haa bought Sadie Read entertained her uesaay the Phuiney iiigh school ba er next year with the provision it be j Willard Bennett and family of aiedonMrand Mrs Hollis Vvylie on 1 games last yPUi a,, la uMoulin cottage at Rush Lake Dan Driver and son of Dexter ypeni Sunday at the Edward Spears home Neluon Buzzard has the job of caring for the public rquare this year Mrs Lillian Hassencahl moved into her home on Unacfilla St last D and Mrs W C Wylie of Dex IK si in v hai W GOSPEL IviiSSION j I reitymans commmil foliowerl the Pastor iA eahe taf couveiinon at Lanang of th S S Supt Marvin Shvr j dimgan Tuble lop Picetoees disMoining Worship , lb0i jietc rs of beer and liquor, who were Sunday Shool 1U nrgd i,y Ihos OKeele, haeitg Pe oung Peoples Meeting 7 J0 j troil beer distributor, to elect people SJvenuig Worship to otfic who are honest or Service, Wed 00i d0 tlie job you ant thorn lev Edward1 Jantzi is the iker at the services each thK week at H0 pm Sunday JO and Good rili You are iniicd lo il inir ai i 280 pm VJ 111 00 gue t eniiig evenj , ire ordnp ami will to do MAKKJ iCJi LICENSES U WIN 19th STRAIGHT VILIOHY spent on teachers salaries i jackjon were Sunday guests of Mr Catalogues of fire doors were pass and Mrs Andrew Campbell around it it was voted toi j0Keph Bas,ydlo and wife were order 2 steel fire doors 8x10 as perj Sunday in Ypsilanti with his sister, order of state fire marshall j Mrs Nelson House and family Finishing of the basement room Tel Bourbonnais sr writes from so that ahome economics class could Hemett, California he has relumed be started to teach sewing etc was to his home frCmi the hospital I put over to May meeting i Mr a nd Mrs M E Darrow at School area plan was als0 discuss tended the opera Roberta at the 3 this ,ear, givmg iheri 1, was here Tuesday they beat St T ins nomas Saturday Ray Reader of Howell Saturday helping Bob Ackley on his Ann Arbor 16 to 2Charles Clark was new house tne starting pitcher fo Pinckney Rev J M McLucas of Brighton is and held St Thomas helpless Joe building a cottage at Swarthots Rurnand Jerry Clark, the freshman Cove, Portage Lake battery finished the game Connealv Robert Read and family attended Murphy pitchec fo St Thr a birthday party Saturday for Mrs Nicholson catching Io ad lietrick, 42, Ilartland, Fdia ur h, , Columbus, Ohio Ray Spare, 2,J, Howell, Petty Iaiker,, I iloae Dftvard Read, 7, How11, Olgo iaock,h,liyron Milford White, 22, Pighton, DoinP , 1, Brighton Clifford Salmon,2Ulowell, balJ Bertha Role 20, Ho vrlt as woft Michigan J rner, 4 Gcfo, Lucy Cher y, , Oceola a necessity war could not have been carried on This country was a, an of the coming shortage but the clamor of pressure groups caused Washington to act against their better judement and repeal rationing Various expedients have been proposed such as cutting the size of a loaf ufbnad a fourth but we doubt i tiey wili nerve thfj purpose The whole thing was brought about by public dislik for ah inconvenience and Washingtons inclination to lis ten to pressure groups The lowly pigeon is getting to be i a regular menace The state fire marhall ordered the pigeons which nave nested around tiie Pinckney school exterminated as a health measure This was done Now the j 1 P V in Detroit has oeclared war on those who frequent the Detroit city airport and sentenced them to death It seems they congregate there in such swarms as to make the handing of planes a hazzardThe excution will be carried out by the police department i Car0f mack, 24,Briglton, Doris Ha, Ian, 2S, mas with ed but no action taken Motion to adjourn by Kelly, supported by Clark Motion carried P W Curlett, secretary COUNCIL MEETING Masonic temple, Detroit, Sunday eve Clyde Fisher and wife and Mrs Lettie Fisher were Sunday dinner j guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Say in I Webberville Friday guests of MrsNettie Vaughn were Mrs Norma Merrill of Webster Bud Ford got 2 hits for icl i acitney, Mae Bull is of Gregory Mr and Mrs Vincent Snooks and daughter, Joan, spent the week end in Detroit with his father Mrs Ida Byers and daughter, JanWalter Girard who purchased the et, are in Seattle, Wash Luick cottage at Island Lake, Lake Fred and Ross Read, Ed Parkin land, is fixing it up to rent Fred Read and family and Robert today, Sun Higrins, Texas CAKD OF THANKS 1 wim in this way friends and neighbor leilTs and iir, for iants and flov to thank my i Va,h for tiair kind re , the beautiful1 Micha School Com Julius Haab has been bd iii to settle a dispute in the Whitemoe Lake school Olive Walsh i a iindegarten teacher there for 18 years v a not offered a contract for l4o47 A petition asking she be liijpo ,eis signed by 218 people in I the district rl he board disregarded this and hired another teacher Miss is well known around Pinckii a daughter of the late l Wahh of Dexter township Uo oth or expo he while ai , return hoc Mrs Meda Henry rs and for the gifts ssions of sympathy pital and since in who lived juii south of the Northwest Territorial Road , j T j er SPECIAL COMMUNICATION and Lee Lavey were in WiillowRun Minutes of the Council meeting of, and Mrs Marjory Shehan and child and family were Sun 3jrg Claribelle Elliott of the So, the village of Pinckney, held at the, rn of Rush Lake t diiy dinner guests of MrsLuu Lamb, is visiting at the Claytor Carpenter council rooms in said village on thej Edwin Sprout, Gerald Vedder and Lulu visited Mr and home 15th day of April 1946 Willard Widmeyer are working on M Lamb of Ann Arbor anf , McCIqar and sister, Anna were PresentPresident Lavey CounJthe niht shift at the Dexter Mould Mr anJ Mrgjames Popp of Plymouth Wert t from Detroit for the week cbnen Griffith, Hammer, Clark, Palj Plastics Co i last wek endHarry Ie and wife of Lakeland M and Urs Ed Gendowski of Car cidwell and family of Lake cation oi F to There will be a special commuriI in n Lodge No TJ on hiday night, A pi il l, i first degree Refresh, eof after degce work A cocfr, ments In Dearborn the pupils of the Brainard school are still out on strike be ii iecaJei iot to renew the contract of PrincipalBlaisel for next year They picketed the school for two days carryirg banners In ihj they were joined by their mothers Tin has now been discontinued but Pv are still remaining away from school and family of Mr Detroit spent the rs mer, and Clinton Absent Councilman Kennedy and Mylo Kettler The following resolution was intro jaclSOn were Sunday guests of dueed by Councilman Clark and itsand Mrs g H Carr Councilman Clinton I Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson Svnday guests of Mr and flirJj anrf family of Romulus and daughtoj wereHollis Holloway and Mra Sidf,r of pettvv5 M Mr ard LJe week end with Chemung were callers at the Beni Gust tHcnnrtu of Rush white home one day last week j Mr and Mrs Ernest Ailmond and liAb April April jf Be is resolved that it is advisable nve returned to their cottage at Lak Miller and Mrs to vacate and to discontinue streets ia said village of Pinckney, as foil ows Putimm Street betwean fitraet end Marion Street Street between rjuad Putnam Stieet H resolved that this Council land from Florida Their son remainy of j,lainfied and Mr andf Mrs ed in Florida until school is out Horace Hanson of Ann Arbor Pincknev seems to be getting her Mr andf Mrs Gass of Detroshare of new cars Walter Clark has Sunday at the Lester Mc a l46 Nash, Howard Thayer a Ford, Afef homc and helped Barbara and Unadillaj geiff Kennedy and Jack Patoa, their birthdays Dodges , A The Hoff Sisters and P W CurSunday callers of Mrs Lulu Lamb d famil were in Whitmore SnnMy were week cnd guests at the Charles Sherman home j Mrr Wm Bowman of Detroit vis ited Mrs Goldio Bowman last week Mrs Dorothy Reason Alberson and railer and Harold Reason of Detruiij called on Mr and MrsWmMercer CALL SCHEDULE Hartiand there 2South Lyon there April 2Ann Arbor high there April 2i Stockbridge here May iJDexter there May 7Ilartland1 here May HP Brighton there May ,14 Grass Lake here May 17 Fowlerville here May 21Chelsea there May 24Dexter here M 2Ann Arbor high Mav M Brighton here here Moore Shirey and wife entertain, SKiclAL NOTICE Moore ed Sunday in honor of Mrs James I end hear any objections to j wer Mr and MrsKenneth Jensen, Ann Arbor m4 Ypsilanti Sun oi said streets at the n,, anf Mrs Elmer Simon and Mr anJ at the John Moon ia the Village of Pinck, Mrs Dwight Juckctt of Detroit h at the Ust named place ShirejTs srs birthday, James Shirey j The County Road Commission lith day of May, 1946J sunday gjests of Mr and Mrs Mr ,1 Mrs Manley Blanchard anrf Henry Shirey and family have agreed to let us put all rubbish resoived that aetice of Walter Clark vere MrsRose Hendee, Robert Travis of 011 James Shirey jr and family of Jack j in the d lL rtti kA 4rivn hrM PrVinan and family of Ann, , WAatr ATM iruests of Mrand Mr7 on Charles Burkholder Howell to,n on 0Larrys Bar in Detroit where 1 e plotting toassaainate Senator i ooper of Albion was done is still j ooing businssIts reputed ownerMike Selig is a leading Purple ganster and i under sentence in the Hooper case During the Jackson prison inquiry last week it was uVsclosed 24 cases of h,skey had boen s ft from there to Jackon prison for sale to iiuaMea Chairman Pat Aron of the lkpser commission announces he will start action to repeal the OLarry bar license for sale of liquor for consump tion off the premises ump on the curve north of w Howell, town on the Howeli road , providing for 3 successive tueeksj Arbor and DrCecil Hendee and fam Moulin cottage at Rush Lake Drand Mrs L W Ketcham of it is all taken way back out of sight sneettag will be given byJ Max Parkiasoa and family I eoeeesi Irlsitatiti were jreek end guests AIL SUv 4fTL carried ily of Lansing Mrs Louis Oyle end Mrs Bmnch The Rybka or N Pacey farm in VanVtiys, Calis visitjng his parent v , WK Putnam has been sold to Walter , iftd MrfL w A tcham Clark were in Ann Arbor Saturday, j Spittler 0f Willis who has moved rv Wesley Reader saw the operaPin r W K Meyer entered St Joe hos The Rybkas have gone to Hamtram M at th Hartland music festival j cuted Pleas do not take any more WEDNESOAY pital Monday for a checkup and opJ TTenry wW stuv at the Bob Pike Mrs Sarah Hinsdale, former local north of Naebes bridge r I PAJ0 LL0YB and thrown over the bank Any one found putttig it near the highway or dumping on roadside will be prosej NOTICE Anyone caught DUMPING RUBBISH on Grazda Property, West of school property will he preseeatei Norma nan UP SPECIAL NOTICE 1 AM NOW ABLE TO YOUR DAY OLD CALVES y eratMA ,f jheme until school is oui teacher took part 1 Lee Lavey, village presides MFtt t3JrQ mm , A m BWSRBP PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 17 jSytoan Then ire CHeLSRA, MJCJL W5uiGnoriNG won ast Ana Abor wiVi vote May 13 incoipoctIT a a city Freeman Webber of VI ivr, Lake has lc imc Lii J me Washtenaw CJ u I , j ervisors Gilbert nd en, 15 0V , , of Dexter township ior t n Girl of the I j years, was missing fro,, Fr, Sat, April 19, 20 for the f tJme hjs iVlfcLOD Y RAMCi i Ton school s in Monroe count, vo Starring this month on consolidatiu and form GN AUTREYJIMM DUKANTE , jng an agricultural school JSti MILLtK, VER , VuUi, Dick Howett will aupcpLe the UAtJoi HHVS, ivAKY Lt proposed Stockbridjfe nvrtvtionai iCarteon bportneei Now, proKnytkg summer I narrow r r , Mr urn fys Georere uc lilcn bun, Mon, Tue, Apri 21,244 Kuhn of Gregory huso 101 L1 to IN HULL r WOOD woikins for hti Citir y A Comedy witv, to Innvanvo Co , iowet BUD ABBOTT LOU cOMLLLO, T of , , NUANCES RAFrLRTYJEAN LOR n ,,, v,ore doel,,1l,j TER, RAGS RAGSLAND v eek Cartoon Musical Parade ja0 T a F0s Icr iile i,oy r ,6 hus been elected mayor of ,01Wed, Thur, Apnl 24, Z5 aj h VVIUiMKL school, Detroit Story of a Horse in Cinecolor vVuiidu Dui,diufi of Mr 1 1 5tairing MrsHoward Davis, i ujvi coiLti of BOB STEELE, STERLING HOLLO the IVvlervillc iieur a,i WAY VIRGINIA MAPLES Miided Ilummerih oA V rile, D, suiUiitOilau BLHIND CllV LIGHTS aud lh0 0,,, sehi0i , DAD y IiT 1,,,L 4, A Drama with Octoia No ho1 0w d i LYNN JSiiKTS PETER CCOKSON and JEROME COWMAN Louis vioneiJr cf CiulA CornNext SundnyBandit of Shewood 4Ub recehed a diharo iu tiForest j 1J Mi, llauie Decker, ro, o1, oy ory celebrated her SCth birthday laot vcck She is the ,oa ia cnild 01 the late Dr C V 110,1 K cktioy H sr47eIl I ntStrP Virginia Shixley, diiavun ol Mr IJHrJJ uj ,ii, Albert Shirley won fir,t zo in the rural school essay conici HOWELL,MIGH Wed, Thur, Fri, April 17, 18,19 ilViilATlON OF LIMi with CLAUDETTE COLBERT and WARREN WILLIAMS Plus EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN with trG CROSBY, JUAN BLoruLi Selected Shorts itii her asay on Cljina Ilirold Crandall, Howell na L, cceived delivery of a iuw a, iri1 al tie Howell air port last vv Mrs Bcrnice Wylie of JIowcl i tuned last week from a three weeks eta at Jacksonville, Florida The Byron high school senior class ,tat June 11 on a bus trip to WushnytonDCand New York City There were times when Mother had to vadc through snow to carry wood to feed the kitchen stove She heated water on die stove tv thaw the pump Then she pumped more water and carried it In to be heated on the same stove for cooking, scrubbing and bathingand for thawing the pump again But on the farms of Michigan life hat changed, and is continuing to change The greatest factor in that change has been the availability of electric power In the electrified farm home that lantern Is almost a museum piece In the kitchen, the bathroom and the laundry, water, hot and cold, is on tap The ash pan is gone where the woodboxplneth The electric range is white and shining, and the calendar hangs over what was once the exit of the old black stovepipe The milk and butter that used to hang in the well before Dads dad built themilk house out by the windmill are in the electric refrigerator now Theres a broom in the closet for ihoolng the catan electric sweeper for the Brussels carpet Out in Dads oriain electricity milks the cows, grinds the feed, hoists the hay and saws the wood It separatee th i,i s the sheep, warms the baby chicks as no hen could warm them, and kids the hens them selves into IUIIR up before daylight to be about the business of laying eggs rr of tnrrlvrv Its objective is to see that electric service is within the reach of every one of those farms To at e Pi oh Edison row is eTBaged in extending its lines some 600 miles into every remote corner of its hce extensions will be completed just as rapidly as materials and skilled labor can be obtained, u T V E H F T R O I T E D 1 s o C O M P A N t Sat, April 20 Matinee 2 Pii Dojle Feature GLHE AUIREY oKlNGTIME IN 1HE ROCMES ALAJ IML A COJLD CHANGE Cartoon I MT Vri, Apii 21, 22 iviat k M Sunday DOLL FA Starring CARMEN Mlh ,IA Selected jhorts NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO i diawi of tie u UJI c jio K ae now on dp,r viii he oi coriiiLticil n , 1 i larc display front oi wrarc La ihc Maionic i ii ore will be in the 1 poer r 11Mi 1 l i wihout a free CAN SCIENCE HARNESS THE a rtatc is aill bjoun in ooh pliL I,J ia,f AOM FOR YOU iiHiiHy over the corrkr oi a loni aorv y lid IIJ i l A T f v n 1 J 1 HU 1 I A, Mea re Shows 7 and 9PM btockbridge, Mich Fri, Sect, pi LJ, v DtNUEKOUS PAKiNiiK A lystery Melodrama with JAMES CRAiG, SIGNE HA3SO Cartoon Travel Corned 19,, e, dun,, iuce,, jtprii 41 23 WEEKEND AT THE WALuOKr A Comedy to Suit the Taste of Eveyon Starring GINGER ROGERSLAHA TURNER Plus News WALTER PIGEON, VAN JOHN SO ComingTSportn Chancei nlify I Unknown Pardon My Pst ix in Kennedy hu1j I1 ,111 reixLl it iiio 1 , iho1 hn Lowii L t, 1 M r nd Jh ,1 r aip li Sdii ,ii y I i r jlid i if,idi is Thc village A rllh j Learind to clr Mlil v Water and Center ht I iiir nev liin uo vO bail janie fom Cirivy i X 0 1 The liilup wa C Ci,yij , liff Cook, c Dean Kca o,i, i ie Campbell, 2nd Dayle Ken , Herald AlcClukey, ss, outfiHd ihd, Bowman,Wilcox, Hooker, IShulian and jiemy Una Campbell is in a Icntin h ilta with a crfhed hand iniun i fatrry the ChriFitzsiiros rcei, i K from the povernvrnt nr 1 M vick pay lUt WCL H nry Ford wa i r1 1t nd ate ir,er at MCrofo7t oalimented the took, M, ntte rn or 1 DJ laccvay Goin to tle h 0 Vn ,J1GB Carrol of Hilatd Lake h , noticed a pile of wood chunk, are i to AUBiJRY 5 a 1 ha e r J on L unless means are deviicd to over ome it Head about it In ihe Ainjran Weekly with this Sundaysl 1 l April 21 Detroit Times Koad ho , , hiri peril will not hinder buiidmo tomic eneiny plants ,, 11 in vi as Kivon at the Mrs Maude Salet, o Ann Arboi lU u ii 1 v pati pesnt the week end at the JHHook n i i, itJI WrineOa eve er home , i,ilc M,J speeches by Ml ancj Mrs Charles DoleUki Ox , Rev Sinpun Detroit spent Sunday at the iouu Coyle homfAr and Mrs Wm, Beard and aoi L l of Ann Arbor spent Saturday at th j r ptch Jonn Bell home cdho, 1 i I vcii iiur AIr and Mrs, Laurence tiaughi , a ild t i l, Th v hniiK of id n t Listen, boss, IM nalt t satlmg, m me something L tfeYf y brenthfag, Spray me with stmeCANPHOAL Then I bet IIt sure fteswell DR SALSBURYS CAN 1 PHOSAL helps loon IJ pnj rnii n the I nucuf nd phlegmrim roVuli and thrOt W trip chictt twiathc eiser Dont Id thow j I iiuKtrntcdlculy UCANPHOSAL j I E4J W it iutaai i ne , 1 , ii were Saturday guests at the Robert wer and baby Qi Ann Arbor Wi , VliUfield of Detroit ii pu,tr of the Unadha i re 1 1 irh Wn Uilhrt dieo at his home At i 1 01 roi tTny iiftVi ADQUARTBRS FOR POULTRY LS3U Sundlay callers of Mr and Mn 0 V ho moved his ma dT0 0 H Mer tre WmLamb an p, MWi, of the,, Char, , I i,, ,il l,a ,, M 21v d, Vsw J inve ck spRdicu3 an J i, doiK M Julius DivlioVarj Jane Witt fTheS fl Wauiorvr to b I,, ,1, J and baby ot Ann Arbor Sunday guests 01 Mr, aita vz x t jjie J Nash were Miss Isabel Nah anoj f I Raw, ain seem Mrs Grace Schleede o Aiii Aioor I J here to stay, Sunday guests of Mr and un j f j CecalOxcidiosis , Louis Shehan were Edward Roe ana I , seeh its prey, 11 wife and Gerald Bauer and family J Unless the boss of Brighton f i uses KEH0SAl Im going back i iato my she B wte Buy lt 1 uz DMU of Dfi 666 Veterans 0 JJ PREPARIATiOWS LIJID TABLET SALVES,XOSL DROPS Ue Only As Directed STACRBLESON TOOL ulfc MFG CO Prayreive Die and Tcols aad AU Machine Work Done HOWELL ST Pinckney, Mich ANTED TO BUY A Gravel true Ate ittotrcyce for sale Bob veddci iijirJi j 0 Tyms reign Wars instrels Im going back into my shall toney i pUs of Dft SAtS CLRVS RfKSAL to m ulC ehicJtk yowth nd for prompt prevention of the vmd of uut eaouiom iheM tt pptr 11 your Nock DIRECTED BY HAZE iI M T HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOR1UM ft ,,,, krug Store HAVimOUGH INOSAL I MbrfsBeV far trtaters stif red W d anr iey the restd tta ef J stai fisltiifcBtea M rage ij th i osr e atrj BOJSIM art 1091 Use lople s r flu Use atoeac w wit alifjr Msi Savt4 r ,d , J9 L il iive fer ne IT fttr I s IMWtyiiHsileMiilHstissslllWiUlUsitMllM 1 iMVE YOU 1RIED OUR Fish Chips PART i 22 BsACK FACED COriLDIAMS AND SOLOISTS HARTLAND MALE UAiTdTT2 FND MEN ROBERT eSAHAM JAMES DOUGHESTY lUTERLOCuiOR PAST II 6 TOP NOTCH MUSICAL ACTS BY ORD MOTOR CO PROIESS IOr L ENTERTAINERS FISH AND CHIPS FRIDAY ONLY MT AIRY TAVERN 1 WO MILES WfcST OF HAMSURC Q ftiM DASICItlC SATURDAY AMD FsUDAY MfGHTS , jjBJBl ry PINCKmY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 17 1946 Enlist in the Service I Joptnes Shrine Interests Occupation Troops V , Jk i Si I nPTJ MA673 I Tie Army Regulars pictured obove ore taking in the tight of m ihrln ot Shiogoma, Honshu, in Jopon Guardians of Victory who join for three years hove their choice of overseas theoter Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store MiimsiiiMiHHiiiiiimiMiriiwiniiluitMiniJiiiiUfifc iufiiiniiiiuini F C Reickhoff Si J WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR WWCKNEY DISPATCH cred at posiorfiee Phscsaay, Mich coed dsas iatei Paid ia Advance Sibocriptioki 125 a rest lAUfc W CURLKTT, PUM I1HM Mr and Mrs CF Hewlett were in jad on hit week i ai Ih, John Confers of 11 V i town Tuesday Tdiev Van Sickle u i I dc ior gradin, C F Hewlett has t d lot north ox his virohoise vuglus iniji ox 1ttriot tji and family ot Ann Arbi Mi iiuday ai th W t te hone iw ana Mrs icorge Mtabon jr peU Sunday at the itichard Kinney iiuae in South Lyon Mr and Irs My von Wilcox of Detroit spent Sunday at their home at Portage Lae Andre Nesbiu and wife were undiV guest oi Mr ami IrsE A Nayor of Luton Hapids C F ikviett, local Wutkins Dealer, has just received a shipment of 2000 lbs of DDT Mcrwin Campbell and family spent the vvck end at the kyd Maycidii homo in Crand Rapids Royal Kellenherger lias sold his Iarm near Uyron and bought hi iM hnue in Gregory Mr and Mrs Louis Htackable and Van 1 edw idge and Mary Margaret Clark tpent Sunday in Adrian Mt and Mrs C F Hewlett are at tending the Watkins Dealers State convention at Lansing this week Mrs J C Reid of Portage Lake Road el last Wenne av lor Sn rjnciru, CuiUinia, 0 visit hH ivrstrrr uL Idiss Heatrice Lamhorn of Gregory is Maying with her sister, Mrs Jes hny since hm return from the hospital Mrs Florence Ihiughn and Mrs Mary Ihmghn ami children spent Mrb CtF lHewiet have JUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIlllllllHIIIIIHIIIIIIIini ,aturday at tne Jonn Cuvver hou , e Qr g hVUnU , M ,, , Lakf, Chelsea Sunday giiests ot Mrs hmma oil ,iier vore Mix Joe Murdock, Mrs 2 members of 1inckney Chapter 5 Toui Gehringer and MrsMary Rran u, 14TJ attended the O FS Friend 3 die of Detroit Mrs Drandle re hip night at Knghton last week S iaired or a visit Tuesday , ad Mrs William Iliush were crd t luHeston, W a, this week hy uu death uf hi, 1 1 r,M s ,,,,,, ,,, , W J Matthews She leaves her hus 1 S lWaU hand 2 lunhters and a son VTHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Cream IK Arctic Ice Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry tUma, This Months Package Ice Cream VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA 35c a Pint Hulk Ice Cream u bananna, butter scotch, Vanilla, Choeolata, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORT DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE carnt Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Ant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST D ad Stock Service in icbiwn Central Dead StoekCo First National Bank l Mrs, Fmma liroga f Stockbridge 5 spent Sunday with i and Mrs S Man ey Dinkel I g Sunday gutsts of Mrand MrsAlbert S a OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence 01H CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Mr and Mis Ralph Hartley of 1lllkli Vt W,n K anuMaughter Sns ,1, ,nd Mr aim Mrs Lotis f Iroit, Clayton Iusson and laniGalbraith and Mrs IsabeUu Kichl lkel and family of of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests Howill i of Mr and Mrs Harold Calbiaivh Mr and Mi, Leo Fiettes of Wall II acfc Dafeeeitor M 1i prague, Mis ihmice ed hake spent Sum v at the Roger g J ri jlm Caiei B tJl Bohm of Conoctah MrS Mar oul1 ari ll0IIU ul1 wil lhom took Mra WaCB Or 9llQ3ll and MJS Martin Wise and son of Klizu Wilkinson horn to Hyrous af Fowlenille were Thuixlay dinner ter the latter had spent the winter HOWELL, MICH of theh C0Usin MrM KoShil 1rG Chambers Keith Ledwdge who is attending REFRIGERATION REPAIR I Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Mich Stae college, Fast Lansmg, is Fjmk BeiLnyand Chuk Ciimdir Jrr Henry were Mr and Mr, playing on the junior varsity team S Undr Federal Supervision 5 Meruer Federal Oeneait la 5 tiiranee Corporation, All Da 5 potits Inaured up to 91,000 I FOR LOW COST FINANCING S BANK AUTO LOANS Mi,MiiiaiiMUllirtmillSnlUHIKIMMIIt1HMIItliUlir,,1lllltlllillllilMllU 9 Electric Wiring Electric Service Mctot Repairing Don Hammer Frank Zeigier son the tuo war veterans gohig m to the refrigeration repair ouMirjss in thi locality have bough x home I ia Pinckney and will includo our phone number as soon a, we can get one itbta ied Robert WulkerMiss Roberta Walker, h Lqcad numbeis oO I eroy Regan and Mr and Mrs lien MMaxine Nev,Nancy, and Joyce Scott and son, Rruce, all of Ami Ar Hlll and oorKe ciark visited Mrs bor Mr and Mrs Charles White MrsNj0 Clark,McFherson hospital, head of Gregory and L J Henry uM w0jk Mr Calk returned home ann family SuMriiy PHONE 110 Dead anil Disabled Horses and Cattle Hog, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FHEE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEt VE THE BEST SERVICE We dqnt claim to lend cheap2 er than all others But you can S be sure of falrdraUa whan you S borrow here I WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLi FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES UlMim iHIMHUMIMIIWiAttlUIUMllUiailtJilllllJU VE STOCK HAULING ENERAL TRUCKING Help yourself to better rural line service Weekly Hendee On most rural lines today, there are more telephones than before the war Thats because so many essentia rural folks had telephones installed during the war when shortages of ma terials and manpower made it impossible to add enough new lines Just as fast as conditions permit, we intend to add more lines to take care of those who are waiting for tele and to reduce the sWICfaltSia of telephones on many rural lines While were doing this, you and all your telephone neighbors will enjoy better service if everyone will share the line and consider the other fellow You can do your part by continuing to keep mit calls snort avoid listening in or interrupting when the line is in use hang up your receiver carefully One receiver off die ibook can tie up a whole line 11 TfLfsMtIIE COMPANY STATE OF MICMIOAN Tna Probate Cort tar It Caettty of Lieingafton At a session of aaid Court, kaM the Probate office in the City etf Howell in said County on the 9th day of April AD, 1946 Prent,Honorabls Willi LLyoav Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Batata sf Loretta Keller also know as Loretta Fournier, deceaaed It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims again st aaid estate should he limitedLaad that a time and place be appointeo to receive examine and adjust all claims ani demands against said deceaaed by and before said Court It is OderedTttt alt of the creditors of said deceaaed are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 24th day of June A D, 194 t ten oclock in the forenoon, said tine and place being hereby anointed for the examination and adiuatsaeajt o all claims and deceased it ia Further aotioa thereof be gtaen ey iion of aeopy f dfc for te amid day of hearts, tm Vv ,JMV feseaV W j P1NL ow Available assiHed Wednesday, April 1 a w f 3211 Ad MICM MiKkOR Coat y According to Prettyman, spoken man for the drys, the liquor licensees are goins into politics Another 4otai7onWe have from a reliabjuice information thai one of thei ipuolican raiidhAncs for governor i have a Urje contribution for nisi M M D paign Iurd if he will get rid off Hickney, Mkaivaa rtan h ilei of the liquor coni 3unaayU00 a a to StOO p m PROFESSIONAL CORNER ThevniH03y SaAitancin cer CAR LO D OK HOG FARM frtwCE , tLtClKIC CH1CKLN UKOUUtK MILK CUOLLRS EMflKL MILKLKS JiH DEEP WELL PUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKJuN SEEDS ro comfisiaon IUL vui,iui j WednoidayS to 4 tp mt 7 to I KOK SALKoisiin chickens, 5 to you wonder why Michigans pri Saturday7 to 8 ia tao cvoaiaf b5 id liinchey in0 election is going to be held in iuti SALKVeaui l,ml, udJ this iead of inid hauling for lu Pines at Wesl Ja,y UPI1 110 rwson p av II Kight Mile Road 537U iNonhville t lklatt larmerf ,ad Mermen Mhone 34 WU, Northville, Mich tllir iesbl1 seriously 11 to much so that the state legislature w DR G R MtCLUSKEY DENTIST 11 T,, fo mucn so that the state legislature Mloaifaa WANTLJDA phonograph, small or deciued in its 10iC session to change fUa4aaa large It you have one Qrop me u lne elov n dnte I Offlaa, 1M Raatdoac, 423 cimi Mrs Kohert Sulyer, Pinckuej Gov Kelly suggested July 9, 2 Eaala by Apaaiatmaat i lUii SLTiY I ClMlumpIhJo ias otf the lilue o1 the n44 state Hawaii, MhUa 1 Andrew Clubb, 271 Snel i id priumry on July 11 but that is the LUSiolio gold Urunul wistwatch j,0jn 80aaOn JUT rrMARinN RFA1ITV MHP Will pay reward Mrs, ilemv Gilbert ure moved the due t o June MARION BEAUTY SHOP Patterson Lake lon ha T SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT J called that was the opening of the fVl,vXit Ytr AvLriVii c 7 ai ii a iiT IY I FOit SALESeed and eating potatoes Lajo fi,hill M,t 0T1 , je 18 was MACHINE AMD MACH1NRLSSS VmnWuMm A VanWloklt sod variety LJeuL the filli ,,,J0, ,ti ruuiiti convon ALSO COLO WAVES 1 Do VV VuiWioki FOli SALETwo Urown Svirss and lion nu,n b held bciore uune 27 Phon 8 MARION JAKVlStOwner Caarlaa K vii HERBSNEEl Pboae 183 207 HowoiL cUto, 1 Ciyt Uko l A IpniaiHf tut Your PropaHf WHk M CEMETERY MEMORIALS j L ARNET SON Aap Arbor, MlKlf aa HAROLD O CHUBB Hawaii, Miebiiaa Local Raprotaatatto Pboaa 7 or 439 tlonumaoti Markara MARTtN Jv UiVAN Br4faai Aintuna HARDWARE i BOYD ELL r PAINTS VARNISH HAMEIS wDC m BtTno t tu eINKTia PEP jY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michign LEE LAVEY Jerey cows due to frehen JIOV, ko iL ,1 x 1 cor cnlion is jniUe Smith, 3 mi north of linck a Cuss , ecu ,, J, oil ojiey, July 5 and the Democrat ut tlio rTlLTTirTjichcV8,HoIsieTiTjl fudoVn Auditorium, Lansing on 4 fresh in May, rest milking all vl July iiVUitiiijM them ymnv cattle Ahio oi , iac Jhe uh oiov cuurt ha tu K Clfford Chambers, Finck, i ll u aru V on horses under lOii ALK 4 section sp7TT H the ,iJ,J NaVll hett, luo fJK UVh iiou J portable miJkinB a nie the Dcfoit tnck at the ,tate fan GPNERAL INSURANCE Also a saddle ,, uu i , i enen Mry r and con phf, p lien Wylie vx throuph July 20 iincknev Michigan iOilonnuViavnTrnTia , til CH are JM clnnbing and the ivtini and receive reuard VC thc on auto tnkeMich Mrs J C Murphy, Q r u AUomeyt at Law Fir Slate and Saving 8ank Hawaii, MlaMfar P i, SwarthoutftSw FUNERAL HQMB Medara Bqutpmaiit Amkulaaea iairlaa Pho, 3 Piaokaay, Miekiaa Mnm mn mm J Ihone f2K2 i mi , f I n iicitc total of Sill milliono income lor th cil vur flo tr J , WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF Live Stck and Poultry Feed COME IN AND LFT U i FIL OUi NEEDS WE NEED YOUR Oats and Wheat WE PAY FULL CEILING PRCES FOR THEM Farmers Feed Su ,x PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLtMSr OILSALLK llabi ciibTiajA ajii 1,411 ftbw avHifmuv I springs in good rendition t,0 ,,,, jon yf,nv n,pt official1, irn hic 114 Oscar Heck Joirnuii on a susUii,eiari inc , ilOli ALfBack Dirt, di jrtf , a lav V , SJ Jr f3aughn V lLV laner of aIi kind,, Iim, Uas and opprr Harry llil RplrU MYRON J HUGHES uioiWG ANDHEATING 8717 taWide Drir Ruih Lake IvCmemhcr the ecomomic ntfjMlr , V 1 r M Im veius alffr the Art Is , WRITE ALLFNEL HOtEL KOwlvl 7 0 hi 4 2 ia 10 Irailprs A ny Sizo Mads to Order , ,iCDMeniodebfgl patch 1 Urin and block laying by hoi, 01 vV A NTTFT Outside Spiav 1ainlmr AiVN ARQuK ,, a, 7 PIIA Hoad or , ,,,, Ef TRAILERS REPAIRED i Standard Sia 6x8, 5x7 hvi, I 111 i 11 rV I vvUMUJ Cll KIV li jnen paid for n1 kinds of p Tyicr J , Phone 72, viil III rd jrncking to do, grave, m, black irt and filling diii hrdfd or anything that can bo lauUd in n rninn t ink Kfiiiu L1 Kellenbirger br e, e The Circuit Court or the County of LivirtRfrkon in Chancery ltMiy V b hail and Theinia Ibmehurt, hi ie, Ilaimiffs, MILH L H TRAILER MFG CO, hone 28 PSnrkney, Mich A A Furr I , IIM Agent , la , 1 ckney u i D iu,ifc utFj , 1 OOLJ eLLiAlXLMJ MODERN AND OLD TIME 3i Eijt Jeffcrcon Street DAN BURKETT Phone 6202 Ann Arbor, Micb ,,,,, ,, r z iShope 0James Nowland,Johi rVnw ,,,,,,,,, t lob,, KMnntrln Conoti, ex v ,,,,,, Andrew AMUIUU, V NV7t , i, ,,M in v it , 1 , rv, Mets can be obtained ironi , u, al John ivemp Miner a i,1 u r Tl ,,,, , , ,,,, lett, 1rone VO, Iincl iiLhCTRICAL WIRING AN ihe Licuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery WjHielniina Maschulewski and Aug usta Mnschulewski, his fibJtert Tlaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora SiuA, Viuan Scott, George Scott, luolhe Scott, Lester Scott, and their iiiiMiuv heirs, devisees, legatees ami aaiais, and the unknown heirs, de ,, legatees and assigns of LU1 IO l icott, Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Court usewives SAVE YOUH JisShop foremen ino,vn bcirs, devisees, i and C MUVh Jo ,s T,lt hioVonT Iuy Now awigi, Jeiendants, , Thuvoii I imber Co , Phone S41 oui, pejuling in Cir, ii Coat Hivcl, Mich the County of Liv i in r, m r Chancery at Howell, Michga, oe AMLiANCEi KLiJAlKLD IOL slciKey,Vtivd Hapshij u, ith day of March, 14 PHONL 113 G E VEDDiiK i or lho County of Livingston in Y Uampcrian h ajjpearing from 1 voni till Chime, at Iliwcll, Michigan, this of oniiiant as tiled in aid muse, CilH daj of April 1946 that the plaintiffs have n 1,n D T SiRAVING , It appearing from tho twom bill able after dtligent sea, , in 1 v v your iajnhog House 0f compliint as filtd in sad cause, iiiry to ajvecrtain wlivt i i i 011 , 0, tuaicd v th DDT, t ai thc plaintiffs have not been able liijndajits are alive ut , hae a spayer in t,is vicinity aiter diligent search and inquiry o iicie they may resin i,,, t ec wy ri t nuii Semi me i,tr ain whether the said defend or vhere they or any o tlie, may e o, buildinvs i be suiy are aie or dead, or where they 1 reside, or whether the i, ,,hr 1 i l 11 give yon tree estimates vesiJc ii living, or if they have f est, claim, lien or possibi rirht, of or 1 II you the DDT for ou to personal representatives or heirs these defendants have be n is,n, , on0 a pnu Our tin oi in, or here they or any of th ed to any other person r pr ons ,, PK1,, is complex wy veside, or whether the title, i WASTE FAT TKUuiied States Cttverameiit tfoir EXPLO Leav iiiem at ibis J tore er whether such title, cly , liei or ov be right has been dpysou of by will by the said defe idau ,s And ii further appearing tbu the plaintiffs do rot know aru la been unable after diligent search ind inquiry to asvertain he raises the persons who are included, as uefendantii without bein namcd Upon motior the J or of Charis lv VanWike, 00 of th attorneys for plaintiff, it is oniercu that thc above named deroirant3 unu their unknown hei, devisees, ugateos and assigns, caue their appearance to be entered herein wihin three months from the date hereof, and that in default thereof saiu bill be taken as confessed py t It, W aikins Dealer inc eahiit IB3 UcPberson Slate Bank BUYING SOMETHING terc t, claiia, lien or possible ri t of these defendants have been aatign od 10 any otlier person or persons or whether such title interest, claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the M r, is do not know and have been unable aier diligent search and in niiy to a certain the names of the per cms vho are included as defendants without beingnamed yon notion therefore of v 11k e Van Winkle, attorneys for plaintiff, it Is ordered that tfca above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees icacc has come to inJiavry onct said defendants and each aid all of 1loie Allei ssveral ths of man and assris cause their appearance tnem cUvtjing on tne pat of labor and to be entered herein within three JV It is fmlher orcTered that thc management ail are ready to go t morons iom the date hereof, and aintiffs cause this order to be v rk ahi 11 iiilin6 the aeuanu that in default thereof said bill be published within forty davs in the brought on by the wear and tear 0 tken as confessed by saiddefend rinckney Dispatch, a newspaper four years of war time enaction, ant and each and all of them i pr ntetf, published and circulated on consuver jroods It is further ordered that the in said County once in each week Sr,ins hav, been accumutatew plaintiffs cause this ordLr to be pubfor at least six successive weeks during thi years and rany people lishedwithin fordays in the Pinck, Glenn C Yelland, Ciicuit Court id Vi prprod to pay cah for Uw rey Dispatch, a newspape printed, Commissioner replacement tliey need c 1 abliiiied aul ulatin in amid A true copy At linW it may be v ie to go in County oace ia each week for jjohn A Hagman, Clerk 1 debt, bit the oV rule ef pay as yoi at least six successive wesks The above entitled suit involves go is a good one A true copy Glenn Y4laaerand is brought to quiet title to the Contn ae to save for the things John A Hafun Cicu urt folowi Hif tie crib S lands, lotairxi you want i Cierk ComtwiJ in the City of Howell, County of mm Q Alf Liviagtit Countv cVaa Livingston tnd State of Michigan, HtTiltfS6i OUM tfi 1 j T llbcvo rttte w ar niofe articuarly desenbed as 1 aii , brought to Ouit tl t 4 follows, tovit Mor v on rt reasonable rues c followu xlescribed lands, locate rAffinrinjr r n non intereft paid on vlng Books juwi in thc Township of Ooeota, CovaAy herl line of rdrfrwar U51 whe e rtifcat of Deposit Livimrstor and State ml ws votrix cr, iCTTCs MEAW A said hafhway inteneeta th watt a tpou 5ftK04 and more particularly line of the east hatf f thl crKj L ow mnbhip m Fed, follows, towit southeast quarter l j of Sectiaa erjd pnH latwMct CryrtMtm Tht north half of the tMriyJx otJ M town Onee vj cjuirtDr of Hie sovthvraat A, Rang four 4J East, K4 Section tcnty2a ia gar, theooe north ST rods, thence FOR SALEWalnut bufft, table and tfcreMS Xanffe rnnHft art32 rods, th nee south 411 rods 6 2 Mieftjiw, and fwXaiajaf 0 the north imp of said highway r chcgt of awel,g IoquU f o lad mate or aaav LiCnce norchwijoateriy alonjr EmroaBu esr84 Unrlr St VflaTwaile VaV te i fv vaKi highway rXK S AiChieke and uucii,aiao 5 rks 10 xhc ii r,r akJ highway to he ataoe of beginning ana oaa , ng three acre of tend, f E 1 NJ 1 aharoi John Saean 4wre or less m VtVmWe Van Winkle Atorneys for plaintiffs itowell Kichigaa Attorney U PtatetiffjS, FOfi S ALrGose Eggp for bateau Jaaa L Martin I Laa Jia aif Wafcajr ,111 iJjPgg i r iJJ wt 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 17, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 17, 1946 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 1946-04-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/87f3e3ccd74345e5ff33d006051de8e1.pdf c4a3e53bb805bbad2f0caa2a71e79567 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. m if JLmjLgatJ IIJ I SWffffpfWP ,W Volume 83 HM Pmchy DUprtch WwtowUy, April 241946Mews hems of Boys in Service Soft Ball iVFWPoft League Start Formed end l SB the Ai m U m Brash jr It now at Fort tielvior, Va, and called up his parents from ihwe Easter Mrs, Harold Tolmi, British war bride hat arrived f om England and ia living with her husband near Plymouth Howard Craig, ton of Mrs Eva En qust of Hiand lake who U in the mavy has been transferred from the raeific ui the Atlantic ocean Robert Carr son of Mr and Mrs Jloger Carr, accepted for the service requested immediate induction Aleav at for bX Sheridan, HI April 25 We understand Leonard Latimer U being discharged from the service for being under age when he enlisted Lt aui Uiiien has arrived in Korea and a long letter was received from him here last week Bill Hughes USN of SanDiegoCal is the guest of Mrs Dorothy Meabon Desmond Ledwidge who has been in the South Pacific with the navy has arrived in California and expects a discharge in 10 days Edsel Meyer USN and wife Jean Clark returned to Washington D C Sunday Don Griffith 4ISN war home from Chicago Easter Shnday John Wm Kane, son of Mr and Mrs John Rane of Whitmore Lake, hat been made a Junior Lt in the Bureau of Aeronatics at Washington, D C He has a wife and 2 year old daughter He expects a disharge en May 15 Cpl Jerry Swarthout has been in the hospital at KKobe, Japan for 2 weeks with a back injury Tom Hill and Arron Shirey go to Detroit for preinduction examination April 84 Capt, Walter Mercer in the army medical dept has been discharged from the service and is visiting his wife people at Roscommon James Meyer, youngest son of Mr and Mrs, W H Meyer, expect to enlist this week, V Harry Hamperian who is stationed with a discharge about June 1 Musnaey League Started Its lto i Caecctive Seeaoa Monday Nifht A meeting was held at the Dispatch office Wednesday nite and 4 teams chosen v for the Hnckney aoft ball league which has been operating since 1980 Stanley Dinkel, Merita Vetera ef Foreign Ware Post Organised Hre, Held PubuV laitalla tfon t School May 17th Pinckney is to have a new post of Veterans of Foreign Wart of the D S, according to an announcement by George HLee, commander for the Lavey, Beryl Amburgey and Jack j 5th District of Michigan which in Reason will act as captains The teams will be know as the Tigers, Cubs, Rears and Panthers TigersS Dinkel, W, Reader, Roy Reason, Bill Baughn, Ray Ellis, Joe Jeffrey, Dick Singer, Bill Darrow, Doc Hendee, Dick Young Jack Hannett, Win Baughn, Ben VanBlar cum, Marsh Meabon CubsM Lavey, Bob Singer, Peach Palmer, Joe Lavey, Jm Meyer, F eludes Livingston county The frame work for a new unit was established last Tuesday evening at a meeting in the old American Legion hall here Application for charter bearing the names of the first 21 members has been forwarded through channels to the national headquarters of tft V F W for approval and assignment of a post number The new post to be known limply Y MAWS CHUttOI Rev Francis Murphy, eatte Masses at 746 and 1200 a m Catechism 74C gunday and 1004 Saturday Nov 1 riduy II10 uooa tfO p iu, Prepaid OP for Holy Common Ion each butufday 8 to 9 p m and Sunday 700 to 7 80 a m April 22 is Low Sunday and the Feast of St Paul of the Cross The 3rd week of 47th Novenna Intentions this week at 730 am each day in commemoration of ap peration of Our Holy Savior following Easter Sunday High Mass each day in devotion to the Resurrection Michigan Mirror State News C UIUIBN1 OMMEN I Pinckney has always had consider teea,ble difficulty ia keeping a Bey Scout troop operating The Mlfa trouble seems to be that no one Nw and and Hapnaatafs af Suu TeraUy Told from Laaaiaf Are we going to be our brothers IW1 sufficient time or lakeeper in 1546 to starving Euro1clinatiw to act as scoutmasterThere peans allies and former enemies i,has wme Kd eut master Michigan observed the traditional nere Th highpoint was probably Shehan, Jerry C lark, Tom Clark, as the Pinckney Post, will be formMike HarnackDon Clark, Joe Burns,ally mustered in at a public cereDuke VanBlaicum, Gerald Vedder, Jack Darrow, Joe Clark BenrsBeryl Amburgey, Gus Ledwidge, Jack Young,, Emmett Widmayer, Jack Reid, Merlin Amburgey, Donn Widmayer, Bob Amburgey, Gayle Hondee, Bud Ford, Rus Clark, L D Haines, Bob Vedder Dale Mea bon, Rox Hendee Panthers Jack Reason, Paul Singer, Don Burns, Cork Darrow, Cliff MfnerJeTrywarlhoTTJonAlnbur gey, Howie Read, Max Reynolds, Charles Clark, Wes Palmer, Norman Miller, Bug VanBlaircum, Clair Millert Bing Lavey April 22Tigers vs Bears April 24 Panthers vs Cubs April 28Tigers vs Panthers, May 1Cubs vs Bears May 6Cubs vs Bears May 8Bears vs Panthers May 13Bears vs Cubs May 15P anthers vs Tigers May 20Cubs vs Panthers May 22Bears ve Tigers May 27 Bears vs Panthers May ,29Tigers vs Cubs SOFT BALL SEASON OPENS The soft ball league opened hero Monday night when the Tigers and Bears played an 8 to 8 tie game,called in the 6th by darkness Dinkel ft Reader were battery for the Tigers mony in the hign school gymMay 17 One of the crack ritual teams the state organization will be brought to Pinckney for the occasion, to perform the impressive V F W, intiat y rites The post wiirbe officially insttuteci by an officer of the of Mich, to be designated by thegjtept Com, Win S Tarr of Ludington The District Com who is assisting the 1 oca uin itLw ijlbe in charjfe sit Mon for Veronica, Leo and Paul Fohey TuesJate MrsMary Wersell Wed,late MrsMargaret Celia Trieb Thur,, members of Lindamen family Fri, late Mrs Frances GaffneySat, late attorney Donnellan of Detroit Your prayers are requested for Rev Francis McComick, late pastor of Webberville, Fowlerville and Wrll ston churches who died on last Master Sunday at Java Center, NY from injuries received in an auto accident in Howell last fall He was a priest 25 yearsThe funeral attended by members of the local clergy, was in Java, NYTiejdty Easter SundVy with thankful heart, and a bountiful dinner table Yes the war is over Twothirds of Michigans sons and daughter 4wfi, 06 on April 1 were back home No Michigtn homes were bombed during the war Pay checks were ai reached here when Charles Schmidt was scout master The troop worked and earned sufficient funds to go to the New Yok worlds fair and spend a week Before that a Pinckney scout troop under Ed Gamett had gone to the Chicago world fair WetCOMMUNITY ev Alfred COrWt MtfBCH and Beryl Amburgey and Gayle Ernest Chanyi USN arrived home 1 Hendee for the Bears Emmett Wid with a discharge today LjEDVYlDGE GETS NOHITTER Gut Ledwidge pitched a no hit game against Hartland last Thurs day, Pinckney winning 19 to 1 He out 18 men and walked 4 ne of the walks coupled with an field error and passed ball resulted the lone Hartland score , 19 years ago Don Swarthout pitched a nohit game against Hartland, winning 2 to 1 Ths resulted in With Eagen, Detroit Tiger scout making a special trip here to look him over History may repeat as Gus mayer, Bear first sacker,got a triple and l singles in 3 times up The Cubs and Panthers play tonight A Dexter soft ball team will play here Sunday at 3 pm Wesley Reader, Toastmaster fi elated to pitch Friday against AmvLToast to Sons Frank Aberdeen Afaor high school, a claas A organi Singing ation at West Park, Ann ArborThe game hat gotten lots of publicitylt starts at 300 p m Tuesday with Charles Clark pitching Pinckney beat South Lyon there to 1 JOHNDENEHY John Deuehy72, of Hamburgiied ai the homo ofhis nephew in Morr iee Sunday The funeral and burial para at Dexter today He was convicted of the murder TlMMnee Fltzeimmons of Pinckney over 40 yean ago at Howell and fin FATHER AND SON BANQUET The Baraca class of the CongM church will sponsor a Father and Son banquet at the church Friday, April 26 at 7 p m The ladies auxiliary will do the work The program is a follows Invocation Rev Aljard Community Singing Welcome Merwin Campbell Dick ,Jack and Chris Toast to Fathers Address Rev Closing Remarks Wesley Reader w Harvey Pierce the event Chosen as First Commander oi the Pinckney Post was Howard R Read, Marine veteran of long experience Among the other officers selected to serve the first year are Lloyd Hendee Sr Vice ComjBeryl Amberguy, Jr Vice Com Raymond Ellis, Quartermaster Charles M La vey, Adjutant Gayle Hendee, Chaplain Robert Young, Post Advocate Donn Widmayer, Officer of the Day Emmett Widmayer, Historian and Public Relations OfficorGerald Vedder, Guard Wm Ruhn, Joseph Am burgey and Paul Young, Trustees Establishment of the local poet will make available to veterans and their dependents in the PinckneyGregory area all the services of both state and national agencies of the V F W velopd on the background of VT years of experienec in veterans wet fare and rehabilitation work Later announcment will be made of appointment of a service officer who will form the local link in this nationwide network of service agencies assisting veterans in the filing of claims for various government benefits and maintaining an information service on all matters pertaining to veterans A series of informal meetings will be held before May 17 to make plans and receive mmbership applications The charter is still open and any veteran with foreign service underi American flag is elgible to affiliate as founder and charter memberThe first such meeting is Friday, April, 26th For further information see any of the above named officers Allerd, Minister MrFloreac6 Baughn,Organist and Choir Director G M Thompson, S S Supt Mornlag Worship 1060 Sunday School 11UI0 Choir practise Wed, evening GOSPEL MISSION Pastor uzra Beache S S Supt Marvin Shire Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 104 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Worship 800 Prayer Service, Wed 800 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends who snt me cacda and greeting during rvy illness Mrs Fred Cozzens Portage Lake CAKO OK THANKS These agencies have been de We wish to thank the Pinckney fire dept and all others who fought so hard to save our home that wus des troyed by fire April 11 Also the friends and neighbors, Marion Circle, Lakeland Kings Daughters and the Pinckney O E S who so generously contributed to our comforts since May you all find such friends in your time of need Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Alan and Alberta Dinkel Mr and Mrs Gerald Dinkel record highs, Michigan consumed Reder 8UCceeded hira more food in l4i than in 1U40, vi prewar year Stra je isnt it, inai irantic appeals i r food to avert starvation of hundreds of thousands of war dis tressed human beings in Europe is meeting with apparent indifference callous disregard of Amtiun at Iiir Easter Sunday Ordinarily the American response to such a call ssuuli to immediate emphatic and generous Why then all this in 1940 According to the U S dept of uricultuiv, the offfarm wheat stocks on April 1 totalled 175 million bushels while the onfarm stocks, now e troop on a trip through northern Michigan When he took over as supt of the school the extra work forced him to resign as scoutmaster and since then it has seemed imposs ible to get one and for the past year the troop has been In operative A scoutmaster must have time to take the troop on week end camping trips attend courts of honor in var ious places Apparently no one here lias time for it We read that the churches are the main sponsors of Buy Scout trjops Of the 61,947 troops in the nation 22,190 are under the sponsorshipof churches The Methodist church leads in this sponsoring 4,028 troopsthe Catholic Baptist 4th and Lutheran 5th, followed by the Episcopal, Latter Day Saints, Congegational and Synagogg ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy,to Charles W Hughes of San Diego, Californialate ofthe USN It takes place May 1 COOWTII MEETING fffrrt of the Council meeting of 41M village of Pinckney, held at the C01Mri vootnt in said village on the U ef April 146 Lavey Counj Mike Carr of Detroit h spending the week here Mr and Mrs Wm Eck called at the Dispatch office Saturday night Mrs Iva Meyers of Lansing spent the week end with MrsClare Palmer Mr and Mrs Ed Clawson will move on the Tom Love favm in Marion Mrs Fred Read and Mrs Lulu Lamb were in Lansing last WednesJCEORCE S WHITE George S White, 84, died at the i Mr and Mrs S H Carr were Eashome of his daughte, Mrs Gail ter guests at the Kettler home in Clements near Plainfield Thursday Jackson He was born July 24, 1861, being Mr and Mrs Herbert Sneed of one of the 12 children of the late i Howell called on Mr and Mrs Ross i J J nru Sunday Loree and Amanda Croasman White of Putnam He was married to Miss Alma Tupper of Pinckney March 22, 1882 Surviving are the widow, 2 daugh frMTMh Hammer, Clark Pal IkoHin CouaciUaan Kennedy ten, Mrs Albert Gehringer, Dexter Mrs Gail Clements Plainfield, and Mr and Ms P W, Curiett and aula spent Easter in Detroit with Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck Miss Lois McDonald of Adrian spent the week end at the Clifford 1 Miss Bernice Lamont is visiting her mother in Detroit, Marshall Meabon and wife were in Fowlerville Sunday Mrs Mary Murphy and family spent Easter in Jackson Mrs Jack Young and Mrs Louis Coyle were in Lansing Tuesday WHMeyer will enter St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Friday for an op eration Born toEmmett Clark and wife of Howell on Thursday a son, Gerald Lee Leon Meabon and family spent Easter at the Pete Duncan home in Jackson c Ona Campbell and family spent Easter in Detroit at the Gorham home Lee Lavey and family sent Sunday at the Howard Olirkn home at Bunker Hiil Mr and Mas George Meabon jr called on Pearl Fisher at the Lynn Gardner home Sunday Emmett Clark and children of Howell were Easter guests of Mr and Mrs Walter dark Mrs Eouaa VoUmerw John Eiaele and Mrs Mary Brandle spent Sunday at t WHbwr Esetet home in Fowler eMrs HcandLe returned eo De held by farnversiQrstQckfeedariQi44uuchi second, Presbyterian SroV higher prices, totalled 203 million bushels The overall aggregate was 378 million bushels And yet this latter amount is not available immediatly for shipment to Europe, If it were American ships could transport needed wheat at once to hungry millions abroad and the emergency export goal could be met successfully without resort to a mandatory 25 percent cut in wheat stock processed by flour millers Charles Figy, com of agriculture says this ill not affect Michigan farmers as mey raise big amounts of of grain to feed their live stock Trumans famine committee reco mends that grain prices be increase1 Lo discount tle fcodiiu of livestock and poultryIhe president askb Americans to g0 voluntarily on s Kuroppan dietone half of what we now eattwo days a week and save ood But is the food situation in Europe so critical Hera are some facts vouched for by reliable persons Judge for yourself Unless 1 get 300,000 tons of wheat within the next few days hundreds of thousands of people will starve to deathFlorlio LaGuardia head of the United Nations Relief Administration There is not enough food within the borders of the American zone in Germany from German sources to to sustain life even at starvation level Gen Joseph McNarey, com mander of European farces Here are the views of a factfinding committee of Am rican newspap er editors who recenty visited Ger many The Ameri i people do not want to see anyoii1 itarve to d ath We must convince the American farmer that he must get his food out now j same as during wartimeRobert j Red, Kansas City Star If we do not feed Germany adequateey chaos will result and there will be a tendency to swing towards the soviet which would be unfor tunate Games Cowles, DesMoinea Register Tribune We have fsed Euroi or thiow it into the hands of the Communists Paul BellamyCieveland Plain Iealer Gambling is as old at the birth of the world We read that at the crusifition ef Christ the Roman noldicrs threw dice for his chthi During the late war gambling was a favorite pastime of the G Psand many of the returning G Is have regaled us with their big winnings at dice According to them it was not unus ual to quit 2000 ahead of the game Washtenaw county has concluded its investigation of the gambling racket there and some 20 person have been inditod for operation of the numbers racket If convicted they face five years in pjrison We doubt if their conviction will ehath gambling toeny great extent in Washtenaw During the Chicago worlds fair t 4th class actress named Sally Rand got a big reputation by doing a fan dance behind two ostrich plume fans The dance was nothing sensational but the censors got after her for not wearing enough clothes and the pub city made her famous Last week the Lincoln school in Detroit pat on a entertainment and a 10 year old girl Beverly Cort did a Salome dance This is supposed to typify the dance f Salome before King Herod, as a price of which she demanded the head of John, the BaptistThis dance is at least 30 years old A teacher chararterzed the Cort girls dance as indecent and ordered it off the program The student body protested, the papers played up the conflict and as a result of the vast amount of publicity the Cort girl got an offer from Billy Rose New York musteil comedy promoter Congress seems to be inclined to welsh on her war time commitments and in doing w attempts to pass the buck to the president It would limit the draft to 9 months moreIt would stop the drafting of 18 year old sett ing Z0 as the age limit A draft holiday would be declared from May to October and the draft could only be resumed then by order of the president, piacinj sole responsibility on If we do not feed Europe any1 nilu order to stimulate recruhV thing may happen there In the U S pay of ftervice men would be tone in Germany the people get but jgatly increased This is 12u0 caloric m tne Ruasial1 j yaar and the pol aone 1COO Democracy cannot com ty en pull toe wool over VanHorn and Lester McAfee homes, took Sunday feat 8 sons, Mollis of Grass Lake, Arthur, M R Roberta and family and Lcn J Easter gvests of Mr and Mrs C , oete with Communism when such a Situation prevails Fan4 Gannett of Gannett newspapers We should gives Germany enougn the eyes of the voters NOTICE The Young Ladies Auxiliary wsf HowaU and Roy Also 2 sisters, Mrs Hoffman and fimily of DeUott v re 11 Clinton were Gerald Clinton and food or set out Edward TXeacft, I Thursday rvesung, April Emma Allison aneV Mrs Pennie Allen Sunday guests at the Myron Hues wife, Ralph Clinton and family of pittsburc Post i the church Bring your husband jtnid kr Coancnmao Oark J of Richmond, California jhome i The funeral was held at the Swar Mr Ram at It Is tfeout RwneroJ Home Saturday after j Aon Arbor noon, Rev Edward Swadling offcj of Mr I Detroit, Fred Berry of Howell and of I Mr and Mrs Russell Hughes of Pornight tae Lake Swar 1 Mrs Edna Reason and Leota call j on Mr and Mrs, Kenneth Reason in Pv and Mrs EmH were Thursday , and Mrs Don inting Burial was in the Puxfcney j iout Easter guests of Mr and MrFred Ann Arbor Smoday Their daughter Read were Frank Peters and wife Carin, Is a patient at St Joe hospitof Jackson and Mr and Mrs Arth al Ann Arbor We, Hodge 22, BrMan, Janejur Bullis of Gregory Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Davis, 1 Howell Robert Kceutd, Mr and Mrs GacagUos aim Mr I Louis Coyie were Rev I J V Coyle Mrs Ed Geendewmki of Detroit j of Jadcaon, Lee Coyie It is difficult to believe that Am1 lQ ufces ericatis, once informed of the emer quet socy abroad will pursue the paths j of selfish pleasure and wiH disregard, srsjoex MOTICE the plea to be their brothers keeper A decision of historic importance is now in making The infant son of Mr Max Parkinson Marjorie and Mrs The County ave agreed to let us pwt aU in the damp an the caroe towa on the MoweU road,, it is aU taken way back oat of and thrown taand patfa i NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO To raiie iunvls for iheir new tcm p e Livingston Lodge No 75 F A M will hoiu a banquet atf the opcia i hoiLic on May erved by the OE i irke per plate 15U Eutertainmcat will be furnshol by the Jackson J FK , AjuU 26, 27 I Po convict entertainers by court I ey oi Warden, Hurlburt Thje auto j Sytoan Theatre Cti 3L31SrAlCH HEK HIGHNESS and the A Coiueuy w J h HEDY LaMARR ROBERT WALK ER JUNE ALLY SON, AGNS HEAP Cartoon LaUt Nwt , Won, Iu, April J8, 29 30 BANDIT Of SHtKWOiJD 1Q Technicolor wiii alio be raffled at this time ilr Liebjld and wo men iroiu the I Ford Motor Co were here again Mon day and told the people on whose land they have options their money was waiting for them when their deeds were ready J M bennett, a decorator, lias , opened a shop in the Kennedy black smith shop LAV Farnam has bought the Henry DO YOU WANT ANOTHER 35 TAX PUT ON YOUJPAY CHECK CORNEL WILDE, AiNlTA LOUISE, Kuen or Caldwell house on Main St Uom to W avne Bennett and wife J4U Cartoon Sun Wed, thuTTMy, 2 U ESMUNUtUGAR BUCHANAN on April 2iJ, a son toon Sportrel 1 Richards who died in Grand Show 30, 500, 7i6Qt fc0Q I lipids waa brought here for burial DICK TRACY Starring MORGAN CONWAY, ANNE JEFFREY, JANE GKLHR Piu WANDERER OF 1HE WASTELAND Starring JAMES WARREN, RICHARD MAR TIN, AUUKEY LONG Coming Week End at vvaldorf Sentimental Journey A Walk in the Sun Sat U day xiie high school base ball tem ,un its second game from Gregory Wednesday t to 1 HowelJ Theatre HOWELL, MICH TnaWWooVAPTH3J3 ihrill add Suspense 1HREL SIKANUfcKS with SIDNEY GKLNS1KEET, PLTLK LOKEE Comedy Thur, Fri, April 25, 26 Romantic Spectacle of the Wet DAKOTA with JOHN WAYNE, VtKA HKUBA KALSTON, WALlhR bKhINHAN Selected Short t , Sat, April 22 Matinee GIRL OF THE LIMBERCode if the West BILL ELLIOTT, BOBBY BLAKE m VIGILANTES OF DODGE CITY Cartoon NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO John Monks has buiu appointed ullage street commissioner Mrs iJE Finch sprained her ankle lut Tucdy A number from here went tu l Howell uiii night tu see the opera tu Min aticet is being gravelled Sv aiihout Kuhn loaded a car vf puUiuit heie Monday, irice iUc a plishel X llympton lias fitted up the ereainei into an undertaking1 junior J Charles iiowmun will reopen his iiKii naikeii in the iorner building1 Saturday iudo liaise has moved into the X 1 hubb huiise and will wurk lor Will Hums lkiL iiiiyjtij JiajL jnoxfid into the looms over the Fotlatch and will run a wood working shop Sundays Detroit Free iress contained a iicture and writeup of Walter Robinson, weel known here to members of the Masonic fraternity imeriie Mann of Sunset Colorado is visiting his parents here Tiic lincney band will give an open air eoneert Saturday night Horn to John Gallagher and wife of liidson Corners one day last week a oij Oial Wluekr has rerj his farm soutn of tu1 n to Jim lisK Xfi Aike McCabc is working for the Nick Ileid family on the Dexter load, helping care for a new bain ,n lii M team ran away in ihe iu,iiLss eelion yesterday Julm Wa h is having his farm jiiuf 1 M Hit i e is doing the work w U1 V J 1 a Government Bureau to Deude What Medicai Care You Need Wken You Are Sick NDER a socaUed National Health Act of 1945 introduced in Congress by Senators Wagner, Murray and Representative Dingell, proposal is made to take away your right to select, without hindrance, the doctor you want to treat , you Instead, the Act offers the services of whatever government doctor isnt busy and makes you pay for his advice by taking a new 3 from your paycheck If you dont use the government doctor you still have to pay at least 3 of your wages for his support and for the cost of administering the plan THE TOTAL YEARLY COST OF THIS WAGNERMURRAY MS i M IS ESTIMATED AT 4,000,000,00000 Right noto, without any four thousand milium dolhir Act, your family dtdor is available 24 hours a day to treat you He is well trained He knows you personally And, if you dont like what he prescribes, you can get a different doc tori If you want to continue to choose xaur axon doclor without red tape K you want the bct health are that niedral science and pei MHII1 sei iy cangive Qil 1 urzejpur Congressman to vote against the Wugu, i,ihr nt Bill K V I L Livingston County Medical Society THE SOCIETY TO WHICH YOURDOCTOR OF MEDICINE BELONGS H SPECIAL NOTICE lon to Frank Worden and wife of iivcry April 1 s, a jrirl i i Harris filler o f Unadilla was I AM NUW ABLE TO HICK uP J t j married to Kmina Kutttnan of MiMionYOUR DAY OLD HALVES ON,S 1 Wednesday With eiow heads selling at 25c 15liis L e AA ,UL huiiuin a bain each, an enterprising Pennsylvania iclv o i1 ir iuii ui Gnory man has started a crow hatchery VVEUNESDAY GOOD PAID IJOYD HFJ Phone 35FJ2 rm rC7T, f 7yHwjif, t vA m Avon The airs Shovt 7 and 9 P M biockuridge, IJUJI Fri 5t, AprJ ,o, TLLM11 V UiNKNOWIN A Mystery Play Concerning Aiuaena with KiCHAKD ARLLN, CHLKYL WALKER Pliu 5fUK 11NG CH ANCt A Comedy wita JANE RANIOLrri, JOrtN MAi LEY WhenWUI MylKefnnd J4 listen, toss, Im really seething, fiiveme something tc, ease my brecri, Spray ms with P someCAHPHOSfd , Then i bet Ill sure feel swell DR SALSBURySCAN PHOSAL helps ocn mjfj, ard phk511ficm rii U and llnojl fe 1 p chicti trjoihe csiii Ocfii I ujo p ttciPcdcv LA CH PtiQAL p o d spidy, inhalant c cnjiii3 nial ,,fi I it JOtiIT JllVlfl j ADQUARTERS FOR POULTRY HEAP LJ3U un, TUBS, Apil28, 30 fAKOUN MT YPiSV Didnt Mi this Good Comedy Starring FREO MacMURRAY, MARGARJTE CHAPMAN j Cjtrtooa News Co4niagGid of LimberUst Hit Ifce Hy 4 Diamond Horsehoe 666 OiJ PREPAR1AI iOiVS i LIQUID TAJBLiT SALVKSCOSE i AKOPS Ue Oaljr As Diiected AC5ABLE SON rOUC ilF lAFi CO frxfiiv Diet and Tools mm4 AU Machine Work Done aMOWUL ST Pinckney, Micb TO OOU AWO GLORY ON WAGON WUEJEJLS Skurrimg, authentic Atones nurjm lodians, cutthrci outlaws, Jto and couift ous wok an oldti mer o rode years at reveal 01 4 WM WBt as it r Ay vas VMS in Th vmerk n wdtiti took Sunday ril 2 0Pml fiwKiay 1 ne r When willI get my refund check is a comjiion and natural quegrtion being asked these days by many Detroit Edison customers Since the first of February, remnd checks have been going out at the rate of 11,000 a day However, they, ate not being mailed according to your name or street address, but are being sent out according to our meterireaduigAcheduIeThus it is entirely possible that some of iy our friends mayalready have received their checks, while others who Iiveon the same street, or have the same kutialmay notmaveireceived theirs The only thingyou haveto do to assure receipt of your refund check istfo makeisure jthat the Company has your forwarding uddsrem if yon kmve moved since lanuary I, 1944, or expect to move bciore June 20, 1946 If yon have used serviceat two orjmoe locations during nme refund period, these elMka wM be mailed M dikeread hnes Separate eheka ace ine C eMda addles Every is being madcap answr fcc fnHurwt Mwad aVfevery the 1150 cefeadT aTl last gpop of j Rain, sain seems here to stay, Cecal toccidiosis seeh its prey Unless the boss N, Stses RtHQSU Y Im going back , ato my shell B wise1 Ejy targe ecoromy sue pdcUg of DR SALSBURy S RENOSAL to silfflue ehicks growlH od fii prompt prevention of tnc spitd of cc1 coccidov iiwald it uppttt in yoix floclc Jfc 4 HAVEattOUGH ftiNSAi A ONHAMD j fwy Ort Store Alger Lee and family ar e viaitinc Jimmie Bell spent Easter with his eschednJediohe shortly MiMiidfsiBii 11A ,J ft V mother in Dexter Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout were in Howell Saturday Kenneth Beard of Ann Arbor spent spent last weeklt 3ohn Belt home Dr James Nash and family xrf Ooldwate spent Sunday at the Jyn HcnJoseph Basydlo and family speit Sunday with his mother, Jto Anthony Tiolowskvin JPeftroit MrsOertrude Vft f StfMkbn lately back from Qdtffpftia her huand is in the w 90 I Ma jm0mBpoim t A C el truck le P, VWder nff a le t aft e FstHi DTIfTtEtt80S i 4 J jiri Allegan Asher Wylie wife day guests of Mr and Mr ATT JNesbitt M,a Audr HJS K0Ch f was home SUSt 0t theJVIi11 VounK Mr and Mrs Earl Daughn entertameo their children and randchitd ren roaster Jhaster with hw mother, Mrs Anna Xasch in Ann Arbor Sunday gueste of Mr and Mrs, Z tt Wre ion Hester at tta Stanley Dinted Ww anrf wrfe of ipsitenti Easr cUe rf Mr and Mr Jrank Aoerdeen and family were J iHenry were MmJffm, G0 uets Easter at the Rex Koggle tduWw Chalwa, M Alioe 3oon home m Ann Arbor Wi and M lie JUrat Jd Sunday dinner quests of Mr and 4amktca BwU JtraJtorley Reynolds were MissOtha Sunday aUew ifc ala of Detroit and Max Key Vanjhn MK Mau Ifero Jfafftt 4 nolds and wife,Puckney Wili Mc and Ham, Ihuil JDJilHir iU r fiokar and MH Mnw Xatesraad iP Jfifts Viola Pettaw per Easter go IMadt JJJ W iMB8r barter peiteof JS Jfr and j JU and7 t h6ifc rwn and family pent of JMMftMl 4 9 JApadaitUe Wao oid nome Mm Willi iiiiTMi it Vi 2LAMr nJSN DISPATCH WcdntxUy, April 2419464W ttftCKNY DISPATCH tafcereja at postolfiee ttMkjr, Mica ecoad claw iattex Paid la Advance, ubocriptioii 1JM a yea rAVJtTw, cuMjara fnauiam Mrs Gladys Lee returned home from the Ann Arbor hospital Friday Cie1 Hooker of Ami Arbor speut lat week, at the Koy LiUinjham home Mrs Nan iaslam u, n spent iasc weU wit it ,t ntdy I Aliss Murmu Shirlej t Chelsea spent rXister at the Alb,rt hnw home Iiss Ueniurdne Lynch of Kaiama j i00 spent Sunday with Mrs Claude Kennedy Mr and Mrs Ben White spent j Easter at the Arthur Forner home in Ann Arbor, j Mrs L W, Imstead was taken to J McPherson hospital with pneumonia il u Security Education Travel Kennedys Gets Store last wcik Tiio Charles Soule family of How pent Sunday at the Phillip Sprout home, Hate Mil r and family spent an Jnay nhnt at Horace ihiiis m home j m Ann Aborf Mr and Irs Koy Jlenry of Uattle Creek wore Faster quests of Mrand Mrs ,J R Hnnnett , Mrs Jennie Knapp Kauska of Ann Arbor called at the Phillip Sprout home one day hist week j Mrs Auuiuta Kelly, David and I IIfiiictta of Ann Arbor spent the wefK end at their farm Misr sabelle Kiehl and children jol Ann Arhmspent Suiuiiy with Mr and MrsHirnld Calbraith I Mr, and Mrs, U,J, Carr and son , 1 11 r v, ii h Mr and Viv ne nr in 1 letroft Wilmont Plummcr ami wile have retttrncd1 from a month spem in Ceor jia and Were in Roscommon last week John Meyer and family, Lemuel Martin and wife and Wm Souther SCANDAL COLUMN land and family 0f Vpsilanti spent Faster with John Martin and wife , ,, , 4 green Chevrolet by 6 junior girls WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Cream Toe Arctic lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Haavy to Carry Heme This Months Package Ice ream is VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c Pint tfulk lc cream u iiananna, tiutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudjje, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men L PARKER, Aent Phone 88, Pinckncv The FASTEST Dad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo uwiiuaiaiiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuniiJiitPiui,uiiilu viwiiiiimutiuiiii F C Reickhoff Sr j WANTED Roosevelt like and Miss Grace Wofford of Wayne were Sunday quests at the liuloiL Pike In me Iheard and Miss Eva set T Cster ith Mr arid i TV, ii Iaiivine Murray Kennedy enjoyed a lide in the Miller leu Cream C rhino from the Gregory airport, Monday iiiitiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 3 Wanted 2 Hamburg boys with a f fTSt NatWTlttl 1 Georue Pradlev nnd wife, Flint, ,,,, thout and wfe, Jackson, 2 i OPTOMETRIST 12A WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence G13 SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR I spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed Ward Swai spe E Swarthout W C wants tin Jllop held on , May 18 because her Johnny is march I nig homej Wiiy is the library occupied by S H and Jri the firt periqd every at t Crnoou Could it because our librarian is R K j 5 lui ,UM he a real heart throb, j 5 Under Federal Supervision 5 When ever her name is mentioned to turn Bank in Howe , red I Mrs, T accused C H of making oe, aL iJ V ill FlUlisll Was she inltv or did she il oiiiethinu in Under federal supervision 5 2 Merger FedeeJ Deposit In 5 surance Corporation All De S posits Insured up to 5,000 fo 3 5 each Dbitor S M r and Mrs Loren Meabon , Iasstcr quests of Mrand Mrs Wm, I Shehun wereltoche Khchan and Iam , ilv of Ann Arbor and Dr Harlow j u Shehan and family of Jackson 11 ,, Saturdav dinner quests of Mrand VV ll 11 , Mrs Walter Clark wereMr Cecil lth Na,uy hun,fay lU Ilemiee of Lansinu, Mrs Rose Hcn hipc tii at the Gregory TillfyMMftllliilHli1lliHfTIIIIHffTMIIIintf,,l,,mlfirll,l,nl,1lt,Pfffrl HOWELL, MICH ivi iv w 1 ror 1 IIITK AIr 1 tLlI when Miiy waiv in Detr it and 2 T ,V iu 1at, Sib and M cirk vent to le Iia,ii,,IJo,me hroURiit back a liryclo J us has teen absent quite a bit Mis Winifred Graves lnui n i I ,,,, Catching up on his homework YOU CAN TALK FREELY HERE ne v T , , aS Sunday quests of Mr, and Mr te ,iuets xy and Mrs Carl ietv ,i T 11 u M ,, 1 ,, ,, ,1, w T , r Albert Dmkel were Hoirer Mmnoii Jor and daughter, June,Mr and Mrs tttvl Wiring Electric Service Motor Repariiig Don Hammer frank Zeigler 1 Waiter Graves, Scotty McDoiaul, Xyra Graves and Don Walters of Jackson and Gerald Musson and f tily of How til Who are liusty, Iuiy and Twl luck on Iieaver say not im and wife of Detroit, Miss Dordhy Ellis, Byron Wilson of Ann Arbor, Mewin Campbell and family and Mr , pJunk Aberdeen anwife wero in and Mrs Wm Mercer Lansing Thursday m 1W PHONE 110 SWWUPW Doad and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hegt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE MONE COLJLECT TO DARLING COMPANY WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKIN KJMtJMG CALLS RECEIVE 7HE BEST SERViC Wee ccstching up with tldphn9 orders in PINCKNEY Were now iiiili j jut y ifiy tlephonr as we cacjust a fvt OR r JO ar ii tin ir prop, r turn As result, in lliis r Kniy tin re are fewer famil s wuiiMir now ihan lucre were a month ajio yj jti1 ijx of ev lee to as many ailing ajers as pi ii e i i i udinji our rent al offic ap as u tie ilc n 1 ihe risk of 1 iorarily iowriii tin juaUt of iee, we are ui every telepiioo, , r ,y irfi of cjiiijuiuril and e y outside line in ri ,,,, 7i wore switc iquipwrt or 01bi Jc and cbie nuiM lr provided Ardtliat will vhilio f ui a vat1, z for a telejthorH1, you can Ite wire iii itll orr ord r t iu proper turn just as quick v e an CHAH BrUl TELEPHONE COMPANY jr SlOOCOCOcs War Prcgrcm Mcoes Jobs for TeMsaods JB The more eyou confide in us 1 5 about yoi tinatues and your laJis the nooe wo can be ot IS S assistance to you, Vou can 3 S talk freely because the infor a ination you iivi Uh is for our 3g fe years alone, ami customers al 3 fairs are never discussed out 2 5 side the kjank 5 Depositors and borrowers of g loiu1 standing know this to be a g fact We would like you to g 5 learn it, too, from your actual S 5 experience g 1 WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND 3 LOANS S E a REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES 5 g OK PERSONAL AT REASONS S ABLE RATES 3 STATE OK MfCMlcAN The Probate Court tor the County of Livingston At a session of aid Court, held the Probate office,, in the City of Howell in aid County on the 9th day of April AD, 1946 Present,Honorablt Willis LLyonj, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Loretta Keller alsoknow as Loretta Fournier, deceased It appearing to the Court that th time for presentation of claims again st said estate should be limited,and that a time and place be appointed to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is Ordered,Tht all of the creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 24th day of June A D, 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appinted for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said It is Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given br publica tion of a copy of this oder once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day ef hearnc im the Pinckney Dispatch, a printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyoos, Jt rf Ptefcaia A true copy Celeetia Parshafletister o PrabaU iV Thomas Leah and Easter guests of Mr, Dallas Ox andSl HNCKNK DISPATCH mmmsm Now Available m CAR LOAD OF HOC FARM fcNCE tUtHKiC CHICKfcN UKUUUtK MILK COOLERS EMPIRE MILKERS JET DEEP WELL PUMPS COILOEN CULTIVATORS GARDEN SEEDS ananysaeaejsaiggS Classified be Want Ad April ItnaHBOMMG HO J w V Jucfce Jay Payne of the Ann Arbor municipal court will oppose Judge Jamea Breakey of Ypeilanti for the nomination of circuit Ju4ge in Waafctenw county Judge Breakey was appointed last year by Gov Kelly following the death oi Judge Sample last year A commercial club has been 0J FOR SALEFrame 2 story barn, ganized at Stockbridge with WJ, 40x30 ft, stout frame All must be Wright as president They meet the removed from premises second Thursday each month L J, McKinley 306 Mill, Pinckney j Arnold Hazelby and wife who WANTEDWoman for housework 4 j0 been n Gregory telI to care for child Joe Lovell 1 1 ofic v mov onto a Portage Lake, Pinckney J farm Daryl Cool and wife are now hOHi strayed irom my iarm 1 f Vhw, Tom Turkeys Finder return t Ray , Klth ho II Uurnes, Pinckney r jhaa served 5 years in, the marines has U Jf , 1 reenlisted He is a instructor at SanFOR SALERoasting chkkens, 5 to j AnnaCal ILi8 JedeHinchey Born toClydeMcClear and wife Truck, oj Gregory April 15 a sonTimothy PROFESSIONAL H i vyi TkPiiBkity Sniarin Ray M Deify, at O, FOR SALElTk Uoute and i hauling for Twin Pines at WestJnn Eight Mile Road 52372 Nortuville II Phone 934Wll, Northville, Mich HARDWARE , BOYDILL NJmVAJUNflfEUMEU WANTEDA phonograph, small or J large If you have one drop me a card Mrs Robert Salyer, Pinckney FOR SERVICHampshire Boar Andrew Clubb, 2701 Shehan Rd LUSTYellow gold brunol wristwatch 110 a a to liOO p av to km the ctraaiag DR R MeCLUSKEY OSNTtST tlSeflf, ftt HERB lit WttjLCraad HeweMi anaslMHi Reel Estate, ImApknmtt J Cltj, Ue tad Wf A Speets JrYont Property Slftee, tm Howell, CEM TO fP Cl snHsJeSs HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Miaelgea Pheae 97 or 439 I MARION BEAUTY SHOP MAI Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson of Gregory have gone to Lakeland, Florida to attend the 25th annual convention of carpenters The Brighton Rotary club is coninn sidering the establishing of a airport f there j Russell Slick jrof Stockbridge and I and Glenn Sweeten of Howell en 3PEOL4UZ1NG IN PERMANENT iVHIrlE AN MACH1NELESS ALSO COLO WAVES MARION JARVISOwaer Will pay reward Mrs Henry Gilbertlisted in the regular army at Howell Patterson Lake last week L FOR SALESeed and eating potatoe RevW Glenn Harris Ph D of j god variety L Umstead I Birmingham is the new pastor of the PAP gATpT,n pi,auH31 Howell Presbyterian church 1 PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan LEE LAVEY FOR SALETwo BroWn Swiss and Jersey cows due to freshen now Orvile Smith 3 mi north of Pinck k ,17 JJT ney i with her husband on An Irish war bride in the person ji 1 of Mrs Maureen Gurness of Belfast fv,au arrived in Howell and will live the Claude, LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoae I9fl Michigan MARTIN JLAVAM Charles K YeaWsste Attorneys t Law First State asd Savings Sana Hawaflt Mlehlgar P H Swarthout 4 SOB FTiNsUUt ROMS I Paoae 3 FERTILIZER FOR SALE9 milch cowi,iolsteiiis, ghart frmThey have two child f2gnfl f Tank s j 4 fresh in May, rest milking, all o I OfLrgIfL M 141110 tV them young cattle Also one horse Am6iljr tnose filing applications Clfford Chambers, Plnckn for citizenship are Mrs Mary Horn LOST8 Tom turkeysTjfnder ptease snaw 0f ,HowU, TBcfvrewarcTT clay Gordon, county surveyor has Mrs J C Murphy, Quinn farm returned from Florida where he spent Pinckney 69F6 MfcaJg Reaakiag Phone 52F2 WANTED Paper of all kindsTfron, the winter FOR SAIiEJersey cow fresh in patch plasiJune Henry Porter, 495 Mowers Rd I Rags and Copper Harry Frisk WANTEDftemorteUfigt tering and block laying by hour or contract, 72Q Pattysvillt Road ort STAVE OF MICHIGAN Phono Pinokn 69F23 The PobuU Court for tha County of Cleaned WRITE ALLFNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH Livington the At a session of said Court, held at Hggbst prices paid for all kindi of pouJffF, Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 572, HovwlL ri, v , WiMnv rwr T lty 0f Hovve11 m aid County,on the WANTED General Trucking to do isth day of April A D 1946 tllJnebCrt,and fiUig Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, WANTEDOutside Spray Painting Jobs Bob Downing Strayberry LxVe, Wet Sid ar MYRON J, HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING Stata 3717 Utasiafrf License Ruth lajy Auto Traffic Any Si Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sis 6x8, Sxf L ft H TRAILER MFG CO hone 28 Pinckney, Mich LEE LAVEY, Exclusive Agent Phone o9F3 Farmers Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS TH United States Government for EXPLOSIVES V fey Probate Office in the City of SEPJ0LSCLEANED ESS MODERN AND OLD TIME , , , , ,WI , 338 E Jefferson Street dirt hauled or anything that can be judge of Probate DAN BURKETT hauled in a dum truck In Matler of the Estate of Pon 6292 Ana Arbor, Mib T,u Kenneth Kellenberger Clara Mercer, Deceased Phone 19F13 after 5 p m Raph Gienn having filed in said GBOW PICKLES on contract, No I Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics ex1 Court his petition praying for license l 42BJ No 2, 200 No 3,76c elusive in Livingston County atto sell the interest of said estate in Contracts can be obtained from Howell Ruths Shop for Women ,n certain real estate therein describ1 C F Hewlett, Phone 98, Pinck BliyTJowT I jney Mlch , Phone 844 118 Arlerdd That the 13th dV ri VrrairAl Aiiiair of May AD,1946 at ten oclock in I ELECTRICAL WIRING the forenoon af said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that all a persons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why Lloyd Hendee and wife spent Eas a license to sell the interest of saidfter in Holt estate in said real estate should not FOR SALESlabwooff Thurson Lumber Cot Howell, Mich FOR SERTCE Registered Hampshire boar Y Hamperian APPLIANCES KfcrAIRED PHONE 115 G E VEDDER be granted It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given hy publication of a copy of this ordei, iov ilire successive weeks previous to said j Gene Shehan and family of Arbar were Sunday guests at Louis Shehan home nn e STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Wilhelmina Maschulewski and Aug usta Maschulewski, his sister, Plaintiffs, VB Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Vivian Scott, George Scott, Mollie Scott, Lester Scott, and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, and the unknown heirs, devisees legatees and assigns of LiU ie U Scott, Defendants, Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery at Hiwell, Michigan, this 6th day of April 1946 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said cause, that the plaintiffs have not btjtyi able after diligent search and 9tAff W ascertain whether the said 4JNJplsls are alive or dead, or wherfflagtiaa I reside if living, or if they haaa any suBB1vc wc , , Robert Pike and wife spent bun Personal representatives or hairs llv day of hearing in the Pinckney Disday at the Bentley home in Corun or where they or any of the i patch, a newspaper printed and clr1 na Mrs Etta Bland with lfrs Wm niay reside, or whether tha titlOjculated in said County 1 Buhl in Howell teort, claim, hen tr possible rigl Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall,Register of Probate j m mm Leave Them at this Store AUCTION SALE Maving sold my farm I will sell at Public auction on the premises located 6 miles north and west of Dexter and V2 mile south of NW Territorial Road to Brand Road, South to to 11115 Quigley Road or 3 miles East of North Lakethe followng described property at i j00 pm PstanHsnea1 IMS ttIS McPberson State Bank of these defendants have been assign ed to any other person or pevaajsjsjrsjr whether such title interest, elafav lien or possible right has been disposed1 of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the plantiffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and in quiry to ascertain the names of the persons who are included as defend ants without being named j Upon motion therefore of BUYING SOMETHING April 27 1 drake, 2 hens 1 6 DUCKS l araae, z nens 3 Turkeys, 1 Gobbler, 2 Hens I 90 White Rock jHens, 3 Roosters Winkle It VanWinkle, attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered that tha above named defendants and their Peace has come to industry onca unknown heirs, Ojeviseas, legatees more After several months of man and assigns cause their appearance euvering on the part of labor and to be entered herein within three management all are ready to go to months from the date hereof, and work and begin filling the demands that in default thereof said bill be brought on by the wear and tear of taken as confessed by said defendfour years of war time restrictions ants and each and all of them on consumer goods jt 8 further ordered that tha Savings have been accumulated plaintiffs cause this order to be jmbduring these years and many people f,rt 6yB ilx p will be prepared to pay cash for the ney Digpatch, a newspape printed, replacements they need c published mi oculatin in said At times it may be wise to go in County once in each weak for debt, but the old rule of pay as you ,at t gix successive weaa Electric Refrigerator, new Dresaer go is a good one, A trrti copy Glenn YMlan4 2 9x12 Rugs Small Rugs j Continue to save for the things j joim A Hagc an Citiit Oourt Rocking Chairs Dishes Pictures J you want J Clerk Coirjviuouer Bedding Lamps 2 Double B aj y Ca OeasalfI Liviagitp Countv Mchgaa 12x15 Undeum Rug, new Chairs CrUffM Q Hill The above entitled cause involved Small Tools 3 oallon Sprayer ewwww rT J and is brought to quit title to Cream Separator Grass Seeder, MoMy to loan at reasonable rates the following deaeribad toads, located 2 Auto Tires 650x16,2 Shop Benches 1, paid on Savings Books anal in the Towaafcip of Oeaola, Coaaty 1000 ft of Electric Fence j Certificates of Deposit of Livingston and Slate of Michigan, 50 Cord ot Stove Wood f Itsl dapoaftts a to 1S4 White Oak Poets 10 End Posts d f r I fj la red Csttowa, taartt 6000 Brick 20 Rd New Fence 0rmi Qapask laonreaea CatpamsJaa j Tfce aettk half of t Lege AjBoaat Used Lumber 2 60 Gallon Oil Dram Wheel Barrow Hay Fork Ton 2nd Cutting Alfalfa Hay HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 Griddle White Eaaaui Range, new Breakfast Set Bookcase Kitchen cabinetLaurei Heating Stove Day Bed, new Studio Couch 3 Piece Bedroom Suite, new ef e Beettoa twawy20 FOR SALeWainut Urtt tekte aad, lrtk Raaga frasKS , ej , 1US raekersjaad xl2JMietnaev 7 Ton Mixed Hay 10 Bales Straw j 4, aeres ad lead saaaa g Ton of Fertiliser 20 Grain Bags y EmmBwstU UaadJisa St VaarWenUe it VeaWinirfe tar Hsiaitffa, Rarsfwdd nyt V K 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 24, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 24, 1946 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 1946-04-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e3963125362aa4524533f19072dd1fd4.pdf 0b13635e31b5189fb946df9df3994f17 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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diecharged from the navy after service in the South Pacific and arrived in Detroit Sunday Marcian Ledwidge and Sammie OF HUCe IHFLATION Have you ever heard of Papa Nobo What is an Ouanga A Zombie Who is DumballaHow do you conure up the dead Dont knowThen see MumboJumboV4 the new playi which the Junior class players are presenting on May 4 at the high school auditorium is filled with authentic Voodoo folklore as practised in Haiti, wi is tho result of ion by Jack Barnard, the authorBut much research in this strange rell ion by Jack Barnard, the authorBut in his play the author has dene an usual thing He has taken Voodoo from its mystic West Indian jungles and placed it in a New England farmhouse, not way off in nowhere s , Michigan Mirror I State News C URRBN 1 OfoMfiN Lafata, ex GIs of Detroit spent the but n busy state hiShwav and week end here Sammie says he surrounad it with normal beings expects to go back to Italy next month to get marriea to a very nice young lady there Jack Reardon has bjen discharged from the L S Marines after service in the South Pacific and visited at tfoe GLfford VianHom home last week jharlci Smith and bride,thafy sj WHIN 6Ou0 f SCACt AN WE SPM1 rit IL BID FOR fHMOS N bHOKT SUPPyFRlCvWLL 50 UP As a consequence MumboJumbo is according to MrsAlice Wilson who is directing the production, one of the most unusual plays ever given in Pinckney One moment its the tensest of mysteries, the next the most nonsensical of farcesOne mom ent, it ribtickling, the next spine tingling But see it for yourselfThe mer Julia Jusiumes whom he marri ed at Hampton, N Y April 21,vis ited his parents, Mr andMrsOrval Smith last Thursday and Friday Joe Lavey who is at the Riley has undergone extensive surgery on General hospital, Springfield, Mo, his jaw which was broken by a Jap ballet in the Philipines and expects to be home with discharge in about 2 weeks Junior Aron 0f Detroit spent the week end here with his parents, Mr PUT PtNlFUl AC,Alfi, WE ALL OFUl W4KH 0UR SPfNPING UT OUR play is for the benefit oFthe Junior classTickets should be bought in advance The high Bchool glee club and the quartette will sing and1 there will be other specialties beetween acts WnhicyjrtfY j SOFT BALL NEWi, In the soft ball league last week both contests enaed in ties The Ti ers and Bears tied Monday night 8 to 8 and the Cubs and Panthers on Wednesday night 4 to 4Jack Reason i and Mrs Eli Aron He is taking a and Paul Singer hit home runsThej G Icourse at Northwestern high Lotteries wereiifersDinkel j Gf WECAri HELFntPFKiCfSPOW i school Jimmie Doolittle is now at Romulus airpprt The marriage of Robert Kourt ex army sergt and son 0f Mr and Mrs Ittit JKju Jgiateeejj Itonsfiela of Detroit takes place today in Detroii HEADS ROTARY D1STRCT Joseph V Brady of Howell elected governor of the 153rd Rotary International at tho organizations annual convention at Wind sor MondayHe defeated1 James Hale of Wyndotte He is the sun of the late Matt Brady and Blanch Moran Brady of Pinckney VETIRANS MEMORIAL FIELD The county road commission has finished the work of tearing up the tennis court and it will be removed Anyone wishing the broken cement Reader BearsB Amburgey the HendfeeCubsR Singer and Palmer Panthers P Singer E Meyer I Pinckney with a pickup team lost to Dexter Sunday 8 to 10, Dinkel rnrtedTrtrrlrlng frrr Pinckney and al lowed 7 runs the first inning Paul Singer pitched the 3rd and 4th and was not scored onBob Snger pitchea 1 the last 3 innings and allowed 3 waBruns Bennie VanBiaiicuni caught his first game after 4 years in the service and did well Games next week MondayCubs vs Tigers WedBears vs Panthers Pinckney plays Dexter there next Sunday Be at the Dispatch office at 200 pm FATHER SON BANQUET 122 tickets were soldror the Father Son banquet at the Congl church last Fridfey night Rev Allard for flagstone sidewalks, or foundaj gAVC invocation and Dick and tion materal is welcome to it but it must be removed this week The 70 foot light poles have arrived and1 the rest of the material due to arrive May 15 WB A meeting of all the different committees and all interested per Company Asks Suggestions Mich Bell Telepponee Asks Aid of their Patrons 1220 noon and sons is to be held at the school on Thursday night, May 2, at which time plans will be made and1 commit tee appointed for the big bee when the business places ano the school upper rooms will close to grade and fence the field and get it ready for the lights Residents in the rural areas who do not have telephones arc beiiif con salted by the Michigan Bell TelePhone Co regarding service and t Virgin Devotion kinuVed matters Their comment are sought in an 18 page questionaiie booklet which is being mailed this week to the first of a number of rural communities which have been selected as representative Replies to a sample mailing are already being returned When the entire questionairs project is complet Saturday No vena Fridaj 800 p m Preparation for Holy Commun ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m af Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m Second Sun after Easter, Feust iasion, to which this aevtivity has been a heaache, estimates that the Canadian promotor are selling at least 1,000,000 worth of this stock each week to gullible U Scitizens The old rule still is good Investigate before you buy Here is a story of Florida inflations An owner of a small hotel was ask 1 by a real estate man to set a prifj on it He set 175100, a hundred grand more than it was worth He was offered 165,000 and closed the deal Two weeks later the buyer sold it for half millionThe present owner hopes to turn it over at a handsome profit Refugee money from Europe is partlly to blame for Florida inflation Michigans No 1 problem, according to the conservation dept is stream pollution Unless Michigan and other states stop industrial concerns from dumping chemical waste into streams and require cities to install sewage disposal plant, jiroixiemia likely to provoke congreas ional action Silt from farms amf sewuge from cities are filling Nw and and Happning of the I f JZ i both Stat TersLy Told from Uniog JZv tL apParenUy j mtt,iV sympathisers and supporters In Canadian gold mine pVomotors are I ad uflre only Pnted from mailing sales literature to Michigan PlSnt their dorixxe by the residents from Toronto, peddling f 0i occuPatin now in their stock with luring ballyho of future ory J U8t week Racist syniprofits The US and exchange com Patmrs du up the body of Musaumo from its grave and spirited it away They evidently expect to em balm it and place it in a shrine to perpetuate Fascism It will be remembered when Nicolai Lenin, the first Communist premier of Russia, died his body was embalmed and placed in a glass coffin in Moscow and is iewed by the people at certain times to strengthen their faith in Communism A Fascist sympathiser compares Musailino to Napolean Honaparte and1 says the latter at the time of death was despised but later his body was brought back to France, given a magnificent funeral and enshringed in the largest tomb in the world Saginaw, Bay The Coaiyjaiii1 Power Co recently reporteu icet of wuste on top of a ,fus pipe in ihe bay and they had to niro u dredge Sportsmen charge that negligence Rudyard Kipling once wrote a poem of which we recall only these few lines The dog will return to his vomit and the sow will return to her mire and the burned fool will go staggering back to the fire After World War 1, similar condition p re vailerf asat the present timwr iTnere was r scarcity of goods and UP mai iacured article ard rr OV so prices rose and rose until they hit the sky A false sense of prospenty afrouse whict fonhv rMt everyenexcluding hTbert Hoocr, then president,who came out with hie of federal foresters caused a lor ,u2 curs jn every garage and a cfticken fire loss of 22000 acres oi good in every pot prophecy Encouraged timber in April l MARVS CHUfeCCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism 74 unay arnd 10 Qe f flee iytnber f4utm Oreifuu Last fali the foresters set fire to saw dust pile which had accumulated from t her cutting These smould ered all inter and burst into flames during high April winds The Mack Lake station was destroyed and all the fire fighting equipment One million acres of land have gone out of agricultural use in the last 5 years In 1800 Michigan rated leads today 80 percent of Michigan homes re built with lumberMich State College is the first institution to offer a couve resort, owners If the Up rr Peninsulas low , ne ore can h mcu through7 electro static flotation or rrmpnetic Meth y pot prophecy Encouraged by high prices Factories toiled day and night to gather their share of the golden harvest The old law of supply and demand also worked overtime and soon there was no scar city but a surplus of everything for which there was no market Then the bottom fell out and this rifrtion experienced the worst depression in her history Apparently the frenzied efforts to abolish, the OPA ara caused by persons who fhiik they can cash in while inflation is at high and get out quick before the crash, leang the people to hold the bag j This is the same theory that prevail ed in l2o but most of thoae who adhered to it lost their shirt of St Pius,5th week of 47th NovenI 0ds the mining outlook will brighten, a Mayis dedicated to the Blessed The mines have to be sunk deeper May 1, Feast of I and deeper now which mean more lathe Apostles Sts Phillip and James bor costs Solemnity of St Michael May 8th,I Michigan is second only to Florida opened April 30th I jn airfields She has 124 and 72 are Among the intentions are Sunfor being built 22 percent of all crimes in Michigan are committed by youngsters who are not yet 21 years oldThey members of Lindamcn iarmiy Mon Feast of St, Mark Tues,, Feast of StCatherinehigh mass for late John CARD OF THANKS T wish to thank all thosa win remembered me with cards,flowers and other gifta during my illness Mrs Roy Clark CONTEST WIMHERS Chris Campbell and Jackie Clark sang several songs Mrs Eloyse Campbell favored with a solo Franc Aberdeen gave the Toast to thft ,,, ,,,, , , Sons and Richard Gallup responded1 The illustrated booklet wheh is with a Toast to the Fathers Reventitled What Does Your Family Harvey Pierce of North Lake gave j Think about Telephone Serviceasks the address He had no special tet, simple but important questions about Choir Director being general on the Father Son 1 the use of the telephone It invites, Q M Thompson, S S Supt Relationship Wesley Reader was the j impressions regarding service, its 1 Morning Worship Mt io6 toastmaster cost and the company itself and re Sunday School , 1, 11 ao Madden low mass, intention of the committed 35 percent of the robber parishioners Thur, high mass forjeSt 51 percent of the burglaries, 35 John Fohey family Fri, Feast of, percent of the larcenies and 63 per ed ,the answers will be used by the company as an aid in planning its 5 Finding of Cross, high masa forjcenL 0f the auto thefts year 13 million rural program for late Wm Doylo Sat, 5th low mass j representatives ot 17 this state for late Mary Bons COMMUNITY CGftuX, MfJRCH 9e AJfrwd Allard, Minister MreFloreac Baugfca,Organist and The Young Ladies Auxiliary who served the K iquet wish to thank al those who helped make it a success A TRAGIC ACCIDENT A tragic accident took place near Hartland last ThursJay after school Julia Smith, 6, daughter of Mrs Cecelia Smith got off the school bus and ran around it tc cross the road when she was struck by a car driven SPELLING CONTEST WiWltK5 Mrg Joe Hvfu of Hartland The finale in the county spew and instantly Wled Mra Smith was contests were held last Friday At formeriy Cecia Gehringer of MarPinckney Marjorie Lounsberry of whoge motn4ir wag Ama pJtz Harger school won with Joan Kepunl eimr quests information on various details of rural life r Under the heading What Would jYou Do It invites opinion as to what might be done to improve and extend the service in rural areas Feel perfectly free to exprss your frank opinion the booklet states This direct method of getting the views of farmers and other rural re sidents is commended by rural leaders as the logical way to get information about their telephone service Choir practise, Wed evening The church is planning t0 receive new members into its owship on te eve of May 6Monuy at 8 p m There will be an informal reception for all members received during the Faster reason J Members and friends of the church invited of Gae, alternate George Winegar of GiswoU won at Fowiervttle wita Bernard Ju4d of Briggs, alternate XtiY fr Bamber of Parker won 4v These winners compete at the gtate contest in Detroit May 17th rtmumvt vwtr AMOTHEK Placsafsy hh school lost BUSINESS CHANGE Hollis Wylic who started the Wylie Frozen Food Service in the Mas onic block, a year and a half agohas sold the business to Lloyd Martin of soon grocery and master Catering Co of Ann Arbor will put Portland Masonic lodge Ur , simmons daughter of the late Them Fitzsimncns of iinjtne PINCKNEY ALUMNI REUNION T r VJL, fii ,, tn business to Loya MSJ MyB mber 0 Parker won nntkmy Hign School Ahim j Portland who pogiession Wn,1 fneT Rttni,l hM at 2 STwtin was in tiTgroce, AMI CwapbeU was the Pinckney on of JJune l Smith , lg a p , Catering Co of Ann Arbor will put fthe PoPtUnd Masonic lodg on the banquet They barbecue a beef, pig anf sheep and serve it cafe teria stylePrice 200 a plate which includes dance and alumni dues Wylie if 1mg on aceoan f ill health anf will take a rest before engaflng in other business te U 8 Chas CUrk pitched for PuveyTsrs fir of the Stockbridge runs Tgot bits Ledwidge C CLuk, Best m Uta The annual banquet of the Leasing District Nurses will be held on Meoday, May 6 at 630 p m at the Pefie OuuKhJSaat Lansing Dress Prof John Muysfcens of IT of M speaker r I BY rETtM LVf Assse with so terlsiWe WBerwkh 1 A liAMUAOst LICEN Ernest McCarthy, Howell,Ethel Rininger2 Howell Charles Hghes maJaWaVsL,Doroth Mot ben, 2, Pindcney Robert Covpnr, 22 Brightosw Heiesi Henry, 20, HoweBfatt DlWiirHm, Sy FwwfsrrsuX Dneg Gr, Powierrfto Wayne IH THE AFTER HOUSE I Viae oervreers ef of the f WBOT fiat How much sera heme you to donate to the 4fcT Drive to raise foods to put os a noHslog lor osdUbrtioast Pktono Day May lltfc lYStesssnol oe pUstf emr tho rood oolkPjawDoy 9ttl, or 41F2 or Brighsso 417 2, 471 GOSPEL MISSION Pastor Jfizra Beache S S Suit m Marvin Shire Morning Worship , 1000 Sun y School 104 Yo ig PoopUt Moating 730 Ev ling Worrhip ,, Prayr Sorvice, Wed Fiiuuis ilarronformer Democrat county chairman and candidate f,r prosecutor ha filed again this year but this lime on the Republican tick etln a letter of explanation he says that count elections in Livingston county have become nonpartisan af fairs, and that he haa yielded to the solicitation of veterans and filed on the Republican tkket Livingston county like other counties which are almost entirely rural is strongly Republican to such an extent that feadingiwith the exception of Irvin Kennedy operating tn Michino Democrat has been elected in n claimed cost them 106 forthe county in the past Un yearsHe gan, Claim revenue received in was such a strong candidate he did truck compn every 10 the 3rd quuter of 145 Union j not have to file on the Republican ticket We once worked in an 0i,e Mimtm arc 1 X,eX in tho Thumb where the term9, Re clause that company refuse , Demorra, ha b Ir K carded The ballots vere simply lahau unfair the union r ARM BARN BURAVS Hinchey to the Al the the casThe largo barn of the Bros, at Anderson burned ground Monday afternoon, cattle were gotten out and ualties were confined to a few setting hens The cause of the fire is unknown The Pinckney fire dept went out efled Township Tirket In the so lid south there in no such thing as a Republican ticket The same thing exists in the north where there is no Democrat ticket in a number of places Most cities now have nonpatisun governments Will it spread to the townships and counties ENTERS RACE FOR PROSECUTOR Frani, K Barron who was nonorably d charged from the armed ,g 001 forces on Feb, 7, 1946 after over 3 ANDRE WFARKER 7 Andrew Parker of Howell, despondent over ill health killed himself Sunday by blowing his head off with a shotgun He operated a mach ineshop on Mich Ave, opposite the Howell high school anc was considered one of the best mechanics in the county He leaves a wife and several children A TRAGEDY Pinckney took on Ann Arbor high school there at West 7rl lati Friend lost their nsspe ve shirts Ann am iinckney orors for 2d runs 7 years of service in the Army, announces his candidacy for thi ofjie The American people are noted for cluttering up their ballots with useless obsolete offices The townships still elect highway commission, ers and constables although they have no duties to perform and not one in a hundred ever elected posts the required bond to qualify The county still elects coroners, another useless officeWhen a person is mur of Prosecuting Attorney in the Re j commits suicide and mets an publican primary on June 18,19461 accidental death the coroner somes Mr Barron, a lifelong resident of Howell was graduated frem the Detroit College of Law in February, 1iH On graduation he commenced with the general practise of law in and continued until his induction in to the armed services in December 1942 In announcing his eandidacy,Mr Barron saidr was prevailed upon to file in the primary by a group veterans interested ir my candidacy J The elections of thj pant tea yvars ftlrbor fauehe 161710000 01 JTIMUSL ball wfchdPhikney iror for 20 7 of these eame the first inn over decides the cause of death and signs the death certificate and gets a fee about 5 The purpose of the ffi was to see if death resulted from foul play or criminal negligence but the average coroner does not hold one inquest in ten years Still all attempts to abolish these ofoffices are killed by the legislator The Genesee board of supervisors their last session appointed mittee to see if there was way the office of coronet eosjld abolished are coocered While engaged in the ing off OusLsdwidgie Charlie Oarkl w LTL ZZH iOl 1 erable experience in criminal mattore I better I am well qualified to popple of Livingston county if oesftI pledge soyaotf tow enfor the last inning and allowed 4 runs Pinckney got one hit odriv over tsnnl by Jack ReidFinsi Asm Arbor 20, Pinckney 2 A E VanSbunbrook who broke hts hi hip hos been removed fnoaa Mclerson hospital to the hosno of hit droightor Mrs iflenioe of Ursnfston Ledge Mo 74 P A sV hLon Tue aftte May 7 Work in one fha SSL LTtHi r, , stnmfbm, r Vs A 5 5r V PWCKNEY J Sylvan Theatre CHftLSftA, MICH Fri St May 3,4 CORNERED with DICK POWELLWALTER SLtkAK MltHLLlNh LHtlKbL and NINA VALfc Cartoon Latest Naws oun, Moo,, Tues,, May 8,6, 7 WEEK END AT 1HE WALUUKh Marring GINGER ROGERSLANA TURNEK, WALTER P1DGLON, VAN JOHN SON and EDWARD ARNOLD Cartoon Ology Chang in Tima SunShows 215, 425,650,910 Wadt Thur, MaTTT Double Feature SHERIFF OF REDWOOD VALLEY with BILL ELLIOTT, ALICE FLEMING and BOBBIE BLAKE Plut MAIN STREET AFTER DARK Starring hUWAKU AKIN OLD, SLLLNA ROYLL, TOM 1ROUT AUDREY TROTTER ComingShockrrSentlmentaIJourney,4 A Walk in tha bun during Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH Tues, Wed, April 30, May 1 Truly Thrilling WILLAKU rAKKLK, MAKUUtKHE CHAfMAN ONE WAYTO LOVE Some run ANN GWYNNEROBERT SHAYNE I RING DOOR BELLS Novalty News ThurT FrC, May2, 3 MARGAKtl LINDSAY, TOM 1NLAL CLUB HAVANA Also I hnli and Suspense VINCENT PRICE, LYNN BAKI in SHOCK Salactad Shorts Newt Sat, May 4 Ma r and Suspense MY NAME IS JULIAROSS with GEOORGE McCREADY and NINA I FOCH Plu Hes Hare Again ROY ROGERS, DALE EVANS ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL Cartoon WedThur,Fri un,, Mon, Tues May 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 6 BIG DAYS 6 THE BELLS of STMARYS Starring KING LKUSBY, INGRiD ttfcKLi VfANWlLLiAM GAKGAN, HENRY TRAVIS NElGHBORiNG NOTES I After nix months trial f which receipt totalled 77,72 Jackson has decided to keep her parking meters Janet Marshall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Marshall of Greg ory is valedictorian of the Stockbridge senior class and Elizabeth Dancer and Betty Lou Datson aie ted lor salutatorian After 3 years service Miss Laura Meyers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Meyer has been discharged from the WACs Homer McClear, son of Mr and Msc Mark McClear of Unadilla has been discharged from the service Sergt Norman Jacobs of Plainfield received a discharge from Camp McCoy, Wis, last week Miss Loroa Weeks, daughter of Mrand Mr Floyd Weeks of Grand Ledge was married last week to Glen VanCamp, Grand Ledge hardware dealer at the CongU church there Miss Lillian Robinson of Stockbridge was a bridesmaid Mr and Mrs Thomas Finlan, daughter, Joet and Mr and Mrs John Finlan of Fowlerville attended the funeral of Rev Fr McCormick in Java, N Y, last week Brighton, Stockbridge anSouth Lyon are organizing soft ballSaftgues Ann Arbor will have five leag ues Owosso voted down parking meters 2028 to 1340 Rev Carl Strange of the Dexter Methodist church has received a calL to become pastor of the Ithaca Pres byterian church Mrs Gertrude Wombles of Howell has sold her beauty shop Lo Mrs Esther Barnes Lawrence Meyer of Ann Arbor sideswiped the car of Jack Hamel nckney on Mi6,paid a fine of 575 twthecxmrtofJustice Knapp at Howell for Jirunk driving last week NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO Wlliam B Darrow, 56, died at his home here May 7, following a stroke Surviving are his wife, 8 sons and 2 daughters The iuncral wag helu at the Federated church, Rev J V Cook officiating The Masonic banquet here last week was probably the largest of its kind evr held here The opera house was packed and1 many could not get in Louis E Hewlett of How el, was toastrnater, The Jackson convicts arrived 12 in number with Deputy Warden Shehan Chaplainl Hopp Ther orchestra was fine, A colored orchestra sang The balance of the program consisted of a wire walker, clo dancer, an acrobat and vaudeville sketches Speeches were made by Judge Lyon, James A Greene, Kirk VanWinkle, Rev Cook and J V Doyle The llctekjnumber number in the auto drawing was held by Miss Bessie Stevens Stock,bridge W G Reeves has sole his Ford Sales here to Ray Bird of Ypsilanti Miss Laura Burgess of this place nnd Edward Johnson of Detroit were married in Detroit May 7 Puickiey high school base ball team beat South Lyon here Friday 3 to 1 James Docking who has been ill for past year was able to resume work on the railroad section Monday R Day Bird sold a Fordson tactor to Hinchey Bro last week and Ford touring cars to GeneDinkel and L G Devemaux UNDERTIME STREETS 100,000 HORSES S From one Detroit Edison power plant there stretches underground for seven and onehalf miles into the heart of industrial Detroit a seveninch steel pipe In this pipe, around a cable made up of three copper wires the size of your thumb, nitrogen gas is compressed at 200 pounds per square inch Through this cable, night and day, flows 100,000 horsepower It it the only instance where the total output of one generator is carried in a single highvoltage cable to a center ot electrical use miles away There is nothing else liklft in the world The pipe protects the cable from outside damage The gas pressure keeps the 120,000 volts from destroying the cable insulation So rugged and reliable is this transmission system that no alternate standby cable facilities are necessary The loss of power over the seveivandonehalfmile course is less than one per cent Construction of this cable was a job of Detroit Edison pioneering It is known in thekidustry ai the MBable becuserartkularly, it was anacomplishment that is credited to Samuel M Dean, chief engineer of the system It was another Edison FIRST brought about by constant devotion to the task of giving Edison customers dependable electric service at low cost THE D E TR O I T 1 EDISON COMPANY a,f,,lltmilllllUMltllhHtlMllllltlllllllftillIIIIUIIIIIIHUllliMUIIMiUMirillllllll Notice w SALSBURY SAL 3UTY Avon Theatre Show 7 and 9 P M Stockbridge, Mich Fri, Sat, May 3, 4 Dcubla Faatura GIRL of the LIMBERLOST From the book by Gene Stratton Portar with RUTH NELSON, LOR1NDA CLIF TON Plus HIT THE HAY A Musical Comedy with JUDY CANOVA, ROSS HUNTER si a Sun, Tuat May 5, 7 THE DIAMOND HORSE SHOE In Tachnicolor Music Comedy Dancing Starring BETTY UKABLE, DICK HAYMES Plus News NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO Please Return Your Milk BottlesPromptly and Avoid1 a No Bote No Milk Delivery Our Order for New Bottles To Be Delivered June 1st Is Now Promised for Delivery Some Time in September i Yeur Cooperation Is Now Abtfblu tel, Neiessary MSS but, mHy seething, ive me something tc ease my breathing Spray me with someCANPHOSAL I Then I bet Id sure ftti swell, DR SALSBURVSCANPHOSAL helpi loosen mucus nd phlgmrom nolns and tkoit helps chicfci fcweothc easier Dont let dose UAuffnfdlely We CANPHOiAL 1 i ipfty, inluUnt Of cleaning niii wih i Wo Mi4dan ty Co treat Here 666 AJ FMPAJUATrOtV LIQUID TABUBTn, SALVRNOSE Use Cat As P James Doyle sr died at his home Sunday night at his home at the age of 91 He was bom is in h eland in 1N40 He leaves his wife, 2 sons and 4 daughters A E Brown has been appointed village marshal Prof Briggs of Howell goes to Monroe as supt The son of L E Howlett of Howell fell and broke his arm last week W H Sweet of Ypsilanti is erectj ing a fine cottage at Cobbs side, of Portage Lake Miss Cora Devereaux closed her school District No 6, Dexter Friday Richard Sheridan,80, died at Ham burg last week A B Green has been suffering severely with a fishbone caught in his throat James Greer is working for Charlie Miller g W B Miller has rented the Merrill farm mm The house 0t John Hughes, south 4,Whre Do,of town caught fire Thursday but the blaze was put out I Frank Bierce is offering a reward fo the identity of persons whotied rubbish to his cow George Reason soW a new carr iage to lUupwonResv of Unadilla last week S G Teeple has sold his driving horse to Detroit parties for 210 Marshall EmU Brown and Constable John Chaiker we in Howell on business Monday Married at the home rf HrsHus Clark on May 2,her dktsjsjto Amttt to James Wilcox of Ptoeknay Kice officiating I i E I s I Pk 97hsfcmm9Wh Wssn t reaffy toy She just used Dtps ThatdrovehetcraiyX They drzied her head And put her to bedy fat new, PAW SVW has abolished thisP read DR SALARYS PACSA gets that brooder house done quickly, canty, viJbf irritating your cyei, note headaches Itiit economical too Hickory Ridge Farm Dariy J t JMMtinmwjiHiuiMimjiinimiiiuiiifnioiiiiniiijjii i Rev ATHUTfS FOOT HOW TO tXMX IT HfllUIIIIMIIlliiiM, Calvin Hooker went to Toronto I Boy Fishr and wife Ont over the week end with the Gregory to their house Ann Artor Commandry Knfeht pond today niovad from across the1 Templar to conferr degree workT j I Mr and Mrs George Meabon jrJ Amil eddige and wife of Ann1 Dorothy Meabon and William Hughes I Arbor cal1 at the Don Swarthout spent Sunday at the Wm Marshall home SuQdy home, Stockbridge U,,J , , ExPFC Samuel Lafata, veteran ren BfcJ fler of the Italian campaign, called on bama atouVv m Fairho A1l Josephus Basydlo by telephone Sat Y uhiy , Lemuel Martin and wjie o YpaiMesdames Lulu Lamb, Fossie Pnt the week end with hig Chambers and Erma Lewia were in parente, MrandMrs John Martin I PeV 21 j Bom to Mr and Mrs James Fields Fred Read and family were Sun Verna McRorie at Mcpherson hogdav dinn2r rueats at the Joe Schosg i Ptl, April 23,a daughter,Margaret i t M A r CM i ot fflinilr Mivf i HEADQUARTERS FOR POULTRY HELP 5ALJ3UR Ram, sain seems here to stay, CecaCoceidiosis S4eh its prey, Oness the boss uses REHCSAL Im going back into my shilll B wi Buy ft economy m pcVtt of DR SALS BUfiVS RENOSAL to mm M1U ctlicks jrowtfi rwj fcx ptomfik prevention of th fxd cf cecal COCCKLOUI thovld it appew in your flock rr0 1 SANITSISMLAI wgxuSSBm V dry nrag Store HAVE ENOUGH IINOSAL ON HAND i er home, Clear Lake The Hitter children stayed at the Kenneth Da vis ha bought the bam of Mrs Grace Runcima n on W J Nash home last week while Putnam street and will use the mat their parents were In Detroit n1 toW a house on M36 W Dr and Mr Steve Brown and, Beachey, daughter of RevJl Gerald Browa and family of Detrefe C Ekhman and family anf were Saturday guests at ther Fred Mr and Mrs Dan Driver of Dexter Read home j Pent Sunday with Dr and Mrs Mrs Louis Coyle and Miss Era lachford, Battle Creak Mdrin attenoVd a shower last Thurs nnd Mrs Eara Beachey is a patient I day ifM at dbe Herbert Grainger at University hospital, Ann Arbor iC heme fee Wayne Wagoner where she has had Mood tranafnaMrs Betty Tborsnaiea of Detra4tj inns and is taking pencdlin treat and Roy, lean and Evelyn CHnten A number of friends ntf neighbors gathered at the home of Albert Diokel the other day and Aelped htm home en dear away the darbis iaihjtts eallar and en caused by the recent fir preparaot Niagara FasKK Y called a Mr and Mrs C linton Bm4y Mr nnd Mtc Johert Aekley ha the baaesneat of tfceir St ISMillliSilllMIIMMtntUttiiiUMUilSiiitimUl HAVE YOU 1RIED OUR Fish Chips neet te nyP WWBSS a ga Inta k in isme tory to bnilding of Mr aad Mnuj Glen Kingsley Dorothy Rob movetf Urn HoweU to Mr and Jim 8, M y Asisy Auxa family have the Cyrus Lee and fans t to FISH AMD CHIFS FRiDAY ONLY MT AIRY TAVSaM TWOMIL OT HAMMJftGgN U 0AMC1MG SATUttUAl FRmAY illCMfS L 5h P1P1SP 1946 WHCKNEY DISPATCH Enlist in the Service Hi Lessons Popular with Army Regulars in Paris filtered at peetotflea Ptooknsy, Mian eotid daai uattet Paid In Adtaace, lubjcriptioii L25 a PAW 1 OWLMT PUILIIHW u RPB VU07 Tht ovtrogt civilian rarely hoi the good fortune to attend any of ,Jie art schools in Paris The soldiers busy ot their easels are members ef the Army of Occupation in Europe Unusual educational opportunities Ktw offered the Quordion of Victory Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store Henry Shirey and family of Jack son were in town Saturday Mrs Eliza Van kie is expo, u J home from Arizona liis wtvk W C AtLee was m Fall River, Mass, on business lat week Mrs TH Byers and cuughter,Janet returned from California Saturday Mrand MrsRichard Amo of How ell catfed at the Curlett home Saturday1 J Mrs Wm Mercer and Dr Walter Mercef and family spent the week end in Brighton Cyrus AtLee and family of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the W C AtLee home j Miss Velma Hinchey, daughter of Ross Hinchey was taken to a Pontiac for treatment last week Mr and Mrs Gordon Allen of Lansing were Sunday guests of Mr and Ma Winston Baughn Rollie Singer and family have mov ed int the apartment above the store east of the Dispatch office Mr and Mrs Robert Pike and Mrs Etta Bland visited Mrs Lessie Farrington in Stockbridge Sunday Mrs Herman Eisele and1 children of Morristown, N J visited at the home of Mrs Emma Vollmer last week Bert Harris has solo1 several lots on Cedar Lake Rd, just off of MJfi to A McCauley who is building a house there Mrs Grace Bennett, Mrs Florence VanWinkle and Charles Holmes of Lansing called on Mr and Mrs AlMrs Marvin Shirey and MrsJulv iua Aschenbrenner and daughters I rre visiting their parents n Com In, W H Meyer was operated on at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor this WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE V Arctic Ice Cream The Arctie Ice Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry Homet This Month1 Package Ice Cream s VANILLA, BAN NANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLOR ED BRACK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Bulk Ice Cream is bananna, cutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aiat Phone 88, Pinckney Tbo FASTEST Dead Stock Oervice in Michigan Central Dead StookCo SCANDAL COLUMN but S R F C neickhoff Sr Jshe picJ S WANTED FOR lafcffVST ORAM WV HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APP01NTMBNT3 PHONE 358 Residence 6t3 lmttfatJiMUUIittailsUHHIIUHlH JM spar m Jdectrlc Wiring Electric Service Motor Heparins DonHammer Frank Zeigler SMALL FARMS SUITABLE CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed HOWELL, MICH Certified1 seed potatoes, 1 year from certified Thw potatoes are viy good quality And nocrcrn grown If your grourvi is not ready Cc pKiiting th y vA Vcei a wci for you as they will for me Swans Store Howell I e If the weather warms up I will have all kinds of plants this week Swans Store Howell Buy your garden seeas now while f have everything Swans Store Howell Largest stock of wail paper and paint anywhere Swans Store Howell L C lost her temper week His wife is staying in Ann Arhas 3D and ID bor this week j L C cant decide about the Mr and Mrs Curtis Patterson and Hop She had boiler hurry or M ary Holt of Stockbridge were the muy get left guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkj Why did J L giv H Phei el Thursday ture Cant you make up your mind Mrs Lulu Lamb has purchased Gerry the Mittetal or Scllman ho use on Soiive how sweet the girls act to Mill St and it will be occupied by watj tle boys during Jllop season Mrs Mary Singer NOVV who started to collect CanMrs Naomi Murphy is visiting her aia1 rttaM,ps Could it be C daughter, Mrs Mary Jane Seefeld, SeeD,8 as though D B lost out at Silver Lake and they spent Friday in tnt, wjdmuyer family rwith Mrs Clare Palmer c H seems to enjoying play Rita and Pat Shehan of Ann Ar practise Js is play practise or going bor and Ann and Tim Shehan of, home vvjth u, Jackson spent the Easter vacation j Mrg T 8eems to bliIieVe DLC with Mr and Mrs Wm, Shehan wriUg c rs EnglishSo thats why Francis Krupa and wife of Dej hl, spends ul hih time Allh iKrV troit and Joe Krupa of Albuquerqu,, Didnt you Ret tired at Gregory N M spent the week end at theat nite pubhinjf the iteas0n boys over Wm Shehan home Mr and Mrs George Graham Of Mt Morris and Horace Hanson and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller N A Housner of Brighton called j at the Andrew Nesbitt home Friday Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Dexter called on Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Sunday I miHiiifiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiffiimimiifiiiiH FirstJSationall Bank In Howell E Under Federal Supervision B 5 Mertir Federal Deposit In S suranee Corporation AH Da 3 S poftita Insured up to 5,000 fo 2 E each Depositor S I i 3 FOR CONVENIENCE BANK 2 3 AUTO LOANS I VU Howdoes B D feel about L C giong to the dance with JL What have the Ypsi girls got that the Pinckney huvent,the Pinckney boys Seems as though CiH,L Z,RK M Wy, M Y did not have a good time at Gregory Sat nlte Did S H have a good time Sat Messrs Bert Hooker, Ray Coor, FW5eWr and PW Curlett attem JA h T ed a Masonic banquet at Howell Fri day night Redford lodge conferred the degree workPaul Flintoft was one of the four candidates C is laid up WANTEDBoys io go to Gregory dances more often Phone IJO a PHONE 110 Annual Junior Pajr Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY UflUTf J JftO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EJSLYmnma CALLS RFXEIVE IHE BEST SERVICE Mumbo Jumbo s At Pinckney High School jtuma Minfiumfr iuisiifjm SATURDAY, MAY 4 CAST OF CHARACTERS m MRS AKAM KtlWULUS KITA RtNNLUY JOHN, Hr Hitaband Ktmtirt MWLMAn UICK RtrwOLDS, a Cotlefa Boy y urcfc ruuno PEEWEE SMITH, Hia faJ L U MAINtb iVtLTY, a Hired Girl UtKlKJt KUKitK MONOHAN, a Stat PoUcemea ixN McKUNLti HAROLD CUSTER, a Very Petite Yof Man JAMES GARDNER MRS CUSTEK, His AgW Motiser JMAKCctKUt tAKU JiMjc PETER BEAM15Hfwk is MiMi UON AMISUsttitit S Our hank is haridv for fxirrow S 2 ing and1 convenient for making 5 j payment All ways, hank auto loans arc best I a a B B g 5 WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS 3 AVAILABLE FOR SOUND S LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGKS S OR PERSONAL AT REASON 5 ABLE RATES Ji W0Btkft4 ii Ai1 Mr DOC1UR GZA OMAHANUKA, ftWeat Ummm Mystic KVtttMt SWtUlAtM KAY SAMCDL Isia Waxsl MAJIGAKtT W1DMAYEJC MADAME CELESTA, a Native Wit chWoaua DECILE HEBlUDCJ PEACHES itlMNG4 e CWl Cir 1 ULUAN BOBON LEM MAHBLEMfiAO, Sfcfatff ef Maseere ItOftEftT HOWE MISS EMMA BUKFEC, Shetfff ef Mepe Cmmmtf ISEKE IJGL DAISY, Her Tea Tear OU Melee 1XMUS KYAM THE fCTTIMG The, Action ef fee Entire Play Takes Place in tfae Living Roesa of CberryTree Farm, the 8mmer Hesee t the ReynoUte ia Mew thr ACT ONE SCENE OKE Aheot Fhre OCleek in the Evewn rf a 4ay i June , SCEME TWO Twe lieara Letec Mrs Mary Fkk is ery km at the JJJ jy Vtrf tmAf Yedt hosffitai ACTTMBC A Seeea4 of i STXTfe OF MfCHiOAN The Probate Court for tba County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held the Probate office,, in the City of Howell in said County on the 9th day of April AD, 1946 Presort,Honorable Willis LLyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate o Loretta Keller also know as Loretta Foumier, deceased Jt appearing to the Court that th time for presentation of claims again st said estate should he limited,and that a time and place be appointed to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before sakf Court It is OrderedThat all of the credditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at ampd Probate Office on or before the 24h day of June A D, 1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appinted for the examination and adjustment ot all claims and demands against said deceased It ia Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given by publk tion of a copy of this order each week for three jacceaih previous to said day ef heernr, hi the Pinckney Dispatch, 1 printed and circulated hm amid Willis L Lyeoa, Jt ef Probes A true copy Celeetia ParshagHefieter of Otto Peolson, Grand is ill with strep thsaat MnGerrsty and fcctty W i i mimmm asasai iMr iL yiXf , MSPATCK E VVodneoxiay May 1, 1946 i JET DEEP WELL PUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKUEN SEEDS Classified Want Ad FOR SALEFrame 2 story barn, 40x30 ft, stout frame All must be removed from premises L J,, McKirtley 306 Mill, Pinckney WANTEDWoman for housework t0 care for child Joe Lovell I Portge Lake, Pinckney 1 LUST Estrayed from my lurm 2 jTom Turkeys Finder return to Hay i Barnes, Pinckney FOK SALEoastTni chickens, 5 to f PROFES lbs Dede Hinchey 11 FOR SALEy k Itoute and Truck, hauling for Twin Pines at West ThtPiiKiity Sanitarium Bay M Dolly, M D COUNCIL MEETING Minutes of the Council meeting of the village of Pinckney, held at the council rooms iiu said village on the 16th day of April 1946 Present President Lavey Counclmen Griffith, Hammer, Clark, Pal mer, andf Clinton Absent Councilman Kennedy The following resolution wai intraiSondayrlljOQ a sn to ItOOp m duced by Councilman Clark and Hi WIaJpssj 1 to 4 tp mt 7 tcI p av Councilman Clinton Be is resolved that it is advisable to vacate and to discontinue street in said village of Pinckney, as foll ows Tutnam Street between Howell Street and Marion Street Marion Street between Unadilla Street and Putnam Street Be it resolved that this Council will meet and hear any objections to the vacation of said streets at the Saferday to 8 la the evening DR G R MsCLUSKEY DENTOT UINfctaU HERB8MEED 1W 107 1 Howell, Real Estate, I City, Lake and F A Us Your effloo, U0 EosUiaie, IU Brain bp Appointment HewoU, Mftnfcjan Ay Arbor, Mkhif aa HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Loeal Representative Phone 7 or 439 Monuments Markovs council ooms in the Village of Pinckj ney on the 14th day of May, 1946 MARION BEAUTY SHOP Eight Mile Road 52372 ZhfelNCi PENENTS HARDWARE i BOYDELL MOT VARNISH ENAMHS MADI IN itrr nv tmuTiw LEE LAVEY 1 Phone 934WU, Northville, Mich, FOR SALELog roller one FerguI son Road Cart, Oliver plow, all in Al Shape George Pearson Tom Clark farm FOR SALE 120 gailon square gas oline tank with pump and hose all complete and a good one 2500 al so a truck load of kindling boards for 150 Percy Ellisphone 3Fll FOR SALEEatmg potatoesNo il publication for 3 successive prior to the said day c hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch Ayes AU f Nays None Carried Motion to adjournMotion carried, Clyde E Fisher, Clerk weeksi MACHfNE AND MACH1NELESS 1 ALSO COLO WAVES Phone MARION JABVlSOwaer Van Don MARTIN Jv LAVAN 1 Briam VtaWiaUt MrsMary Murphy and family j I Cobblers M J, Reason Ona Ofimpbell and family spent FOR SALEJersey cow f reTin , Suj at the Fred Campbell home1 PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phono 3FU Pinckney, Michigan I SteepPotatoes, Chippewa and Irish j spent Sujvioy in Jackson oblc June Henry Porter, 495 Mowers Rd in Ann Arbor , Glenn Kingsloy and family of LEE UaVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone B9PS Pinckney Michigan , Cbarle K VoaWtaei Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Ben HowoP, Mkblgar P H Swarthoot ft Son PTJNERAL HOME MOSJOTO WANTED Pacer of all kinds, Iron, Howell called at the Andrew Campj Qnntis TnnlpA JRags and Copper Harry Prisk j bell home Sunday KHzfJllt M U ft ft J IV WANTEDftemedeiingl patch plasj WE HAVE Kings Crest Seed Corn itering and block laying by Jiour or moved from the Cyrus Bennett farnij I contract, 720 PottvavUla Road or to the Thomas Farley farm in Mari iTftonTTrnoKnTye9F23 lipn WAMffeb 6HmMH6v U The Henry Padley farm west of I prices paid for aU kinds Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 572, HovfelL WANTED General Trucking to do Cesspools Cteuned WRITE ALLKNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 0 PHONE 4241 MICH of DouSnr Chubhs Corners has been sold top Harry Lang, Brighton, an employee of General Motors Mrs Grace Runciman entertained WAniiiiJ general rucKing co ao d h f D c BGardIANN ARBOR gravel, stone, black rt and m Sund c B ANN ARBOR dirt hauled or anyUung that can be Gardner and wife Un andj WANTEDOut5ide Spray Painting hauled in dumD tri j theMiSsos Nellie Gardner and Fannie Jobt, Bob Jnin Kenneth Kellcnberger BeH Hof and wife HowelL , stray berryLke, West Sida Helen Rubinstein Cosmetics ex J SEPTIC TANKS And CESS STWEOr MICHIGAN POOLS CLEANED Pincknvy 69F6 RopaJrlag MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING Stat S717 Lakeside Dri Phone J9F13 after 5 p m Auto Trailers Any Sise Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sia 6xS, Ss7 L H TRAILER MFG CO bona 26 Pinckney, Mich LEE LAVEY, ExclatWo Agant Phon 59F3 elusive in Howell Livingston County at Ruths Shop for Women DAYS 90100 1U5M0 jTh Pobau Court for the County of f Livinglon f At a session of sam ueurt, held at MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jofforton Street DAN BURKETT Phono 6292 Ann Arbor, Mich Farmers Feed Supply Co FOR SALESiabwooa Iiuy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 J Mich , debate Office Whe cTty of FOR SERTCERegistered Hampshire Clty of Howell in said County on the boar Y Hamperian 18th day of April A D 146 GROW PICKLES on coiktraet, No i Present, Hon Willis L Lyons 1 4,25 No 41 Wo Tlc K , jg of probate Contracts can be ootainod from Loren Meabon and family spent In the Matterof the Fsta f C F Hewlett 4 Ptoekthe week crd in Grand Rapids Clara Mercer, Deceased ,ney n Tommie Clark expects to go to RaDh Glenn having KA , lid ELECTRICAL WIRING PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mfr Clara Mercer, Deceased , Kalph Glenn having filed in sa Ann Arbor for an operation on his Court his petition praying for license knee joon He is on cutches now to KPII ha intaAC J Flovrf Watters former Lakeland L 1 st of said estate in APPLIANCES REPAIRED in certain real estate therein describj PHONE 115 G E VEDDER it is Ordeievd That the ISth day of May AD, 1946 at ten oclock merchant is a patient at St Joe hos pital, Ann Arbor Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS The United State Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES m r in the forenoon at said Probate Off Lloyd Hendee and wife spent Eas ice, be and is hereby appointed forter in Holt hearing said petition and that all tter diligent an4 a persons interested m snd etat, VoJTsuSS 2 at t n whether e aid ddt, STATE OF MICHIGAN Tho Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Wilhelmipew Masehulewslu and Aug ustaMjaschulewski, his sister, V Plaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Bcottj Scott, Vivian Scott, George MollieScott, Lester Scott, unknown heirs, devisees, and assigns, and the unltttowh heirs, devisees legateesad awigns of LIV ie U Scott, Defendants Suit pending in tho Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery at Hiwell, Michigan, Ihis 6th day of April 1946 It appearing from tho aworn bill of compliant as filed in said caue, j that the plaintiffs have not boon able Louis Shehan home appear hefore said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said estate in said real estate should not r be granted It is Further Ordered, That public i notie thereof be given by publiva1 Buhl 1IJ Hw tion of a copy of this oriei Un Liusuccessive weeks previous to said are alive or dead, or where they mey I reside if living, or if they have ay , Robert Pike and wife spent Sun personal representatives or heirs 1day at the Bentley home in Corun or where they or any of ih Ina Mrs Etta Bland with Mrs Wm may reside, or whether the title, it est, claim, lien or possible rig t previous to day of hearing in th Pinckney Dis1 patch, a newspaper printed and cir f culated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall,Register of Probate Eetabtieeee 1MB IMS Leave Them at this Store McPbersoD State Bank o Hhese defendants have been et to any other person or persons or , whether sueh title interest, claim, i lien or possible right has been die posedP of by will by the said defend ants And it further appearing that tho pi an tiffs do not know and have been I unable after diligent search and in quiry to ascertain the names of tho persons who are included as defendV ants without being named Upon motion therefore of i BUYING SOMETHING f Winkle k Van Winkle, attorneys for I plaintiffs, it is ordered that Ae above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns cuse their appearance ATTENTION VETERANS If you came of voting age while in service overseas and voted, the law requires you to reregister in order that you may be able to vote June 18th Thie is a simple process See your City Clerk, Village Clerk 1 or township clerk and sign the wi euvering on , Qi Ubor and wjtfto throo hXWn 5 w r nominated mnement y S months from the date hereof, and The candidates fJsrk and begin filling the demandsUat in default thereof said bill be at the Primary are the f broijght on by the wear and tear ofltk conlessod by afiddefend will sene you for jfour years of war tune restrictions h and all of them yearsYou have the opfrtuity on i n consumer g JJ u further ordered tfcat Primary day to cast your oaiiot ior j gavij jye bettn cumulated, pUiotiffs cause this older to be pubduring these years and many Poplhiahed within foil y m Pinckwill be prepared to pay cash for the y Digpatch, a newapape yxiBtod replacements they need c publidjed an oclatin w At times it may be wise to go in Count once in week Cor debt, but the okf rule of pay as you Jat veaat six successive weafcs jgo is a good one iAtrtcopy Hos X IWtattd i Contiriue o save for the hingjohn Hagirjun Cuit Court yon jmtkV Cierk Ggimtoai j Livingsta County tacVga jMVttmw V laia The above err, aied csiuse ivolMtf 4 Money to loan at reasonable Interest paid on Saving Books oad Time Certif icatea of AM pski 9 to the candidate of your choice And u brought to it 5 the foUowiug described lands, gsejto the Township of O C of Uvingsteo and State of IWjS and moro particttlarr V by eear FOR SALWalnst buffet tiMe and, 14 cbaira, large rocker good IxlZ 1 AW, heet of eawias Inemlm of MUam towrt j Thenorth half of fc Quarter of ihu wihrnrf ssrs FQR J14S Bwyesioa Us Sti tmsWW iatm ftiRTO 4 i m r f 2 S rl itatMjmtjt Stsii 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 01, 1946 Description An account of the resource May 01, 1946 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 1946-05-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/76bbf1766b20c2932462f299fb2d0f26.pdf bee2a88a4632b40ac68d6324a25cd957 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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N r s News Boys i x VO1UBM63 Tin Pindy DUwQch WJcky, My 81946 Items of in Service Thre Weddings Take Place Bouquet oj Yisli ys mi Itesat Coseeralag Qmr Boyw Who Ae tyviag te tee Armed Francis Richmond SlC, ton of Bangs Richmond received a discharge from the navy laat week Hubbie Lee jr has received a discharge from the army and is living in Highland Park Robett Car is now at Sheperd FieldTexas with air corpSayr he U getting along fine We were in error last week Jim Dolittle was not transferred to Romulus but isstil at Camp Giuvl, 111 Mrs Elizabeth Brown received word that her husband, Wm Brown a major in the army medical service had sailed from LaHarve, France, for home Cpl Louis Swarthout who helped plant the first USflag on Correidor and served though the Philipine campaign is on his way home, according to word received by his parent, Mr und AirsLJ Swarthout Junior Doyle writes that he has contacted Jack Haines at Honolulu Is land, and sent home a picture taken there with him K LSCII Girdier is woiking for the Mich Bell Telephone Co at Ann Arbor but will enter MichState coll ege this fall BeJffJklEQrbos Placeway oi Howell las reenlisted for 3 mere years and gone to FtLewis, Wash Steve Aschenbrenner is again a patient at Percy Jones hospital in everel Spring Weddings Place Recently Miss Dorothy Meabon,, daughter of Mr, and Mrs George Meaoon jr, waa united in marriage Charles William Hughes of California at the home of the brides parents, Wednesday, May 1 at 800 p m in a pretty ring ceremony in the pretence of relatives and friends with Rev Allan officiating The bridal couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Frysin of Ann ArborThe room where the ceremony took place was prettily decorated with rosea and spring flowers Dainty refreshments were served and the newlyweds received many useful gifts The groom was recently discharged from the US Navy after 3 years service in Guam The couple, will live at Portage Lake where a recep tion was held after the ceremony This Mother Dm wish IVi sending Is a heartfelt Utile token To express mu deAp affection, Often felt, but smom spoken Michigan Mirror State News News and and Happenings of 4tate Tersleg Told from Lansing G MANbUhLUKOURT I The marriage of Robert Edward Kourt and Noreene May Mansfield, irt double ring ceremony, took place Wednesday, May l,at 880 in the evening at the Luthero Epiphany on Seven Mile road and Woodward Ave 4nDetroit For her wedding, the bride who is the daughter ot Mr and Mrs Will iam Kendall Mansfield,chose a white BattTa Creek but conges home week crepe wn was, designed with a end He received a bad leg wound in tucked bodice and long sleevesfull skirted and a bustle back Her head France DDay but is now walking without crutches Edward Gilmore of Gregory is attending the Coyne Electrical school in Detroit After 25 months in the service Wayne Williams of Hamburg is home with a discharge THE JUNIOR PLAY dress was lace trimmed with pearls and a finger tip veil She carried a bouquet of white carnations and was given in marriage by her father He sister, Doris, Bert Mansfield, assisted as matron of honor She was attired in an aqua Marquisette URRIN1 Fielding H Yost, long tin coach sf Michigan football teante until a retired in 1928, celebrated his 74th jffc birthday last week Yost came to C J 0i State Herman F Michigan in 1901 after playing in y Digman is arriving at his office in J Lafayette and coaching in Virginia capital unusually early these morn Una California He ushered in a new ings Reason A nesting robin era in Michigan foot ball and also The bird built her nest inside the in the nation He might well be oallDigman garage in East Lansing one warm sunny day when the garage door had been left open At night the Digmana lock the garage door but they have to get up early every morning to ooen the door so the rob in can get 0ut and promote a break fast The catch is this The daily garage opening is a sevendayaweek chore Saturdays and Sundays as well as office week days Every seventh dollar in factory wages paid in Michigan normally comes from foreign trade That is the reason why Michigan lake towns such as Detroit and Musk egon are so active in the fight for the national seaway project The moveme nt has been recognized officially by the State of Michigan which created some years ago the Mich Great L ikes Tirewater Commission Linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic ocean in better channels along the St, Lawrence river the sea wayprogram would reduce freight ro ed the Branch Rickey of footbalL The latter by establishing an eJatV orate system of minor league teams managed to corral most of the star ball players and made the St Louis Cardinals a pennant trust Before Yosts arrival at Michigan college football had been a hit or miss affair, if the school hao stars they turned out a good team Yost mado sure he had stars each year and the Michigan alumni and his friends kept him informed of promising players Billy Heston, the greatest player he ever had came from California, Shulte from Missouri and others from other states Scholarships were estab lished , part time and summer vacation jobs for athletic 3tars ari the golden era for Michigan athletics had arrived and football had become big business with is million dollar stadiums and 80,000 , crowds Other colleges had to follow suit and the golden age for Michigan passed and competition made star athletics scarce Knute Rockne may have st of shipping Michmade gooisfcLL Jirought the system up to date bo Europe according to seaway proponen ftfORNING GLORIES, carnations, violets and wfld totes, tErJtyX od9k SPfnt touch femurof tfc mothers Day cards Bone cat, ate the one at mofiefi ore imply to Mom, walk tthrepke the op at yttCwch The Junior Class play Saturday night took in about 180 It was a roaring farce but at times verged on the tragical The performance of Robert Howe aa the sheriff and L D Tlaaass who impersonated a wo Iand lace, her gown was fashion ed with a bustle effect also and she carried yellow carnationsMiss Carol i Stecker of a Howell, acouain of the bride and Lorene Wood of I Detroit, a schoolmate ,ated as maids of honor They wore pink net gowns The groom who is the son of the Louis Kourts of Pinckney, was al ius cousin, Leith Kourt, lace bordering the bouquet of Tht card at lower right has petals However, therrs noth1 tail mother plainly and simply ansed touch of dasnnneea flowery about the verses I shes the awtuest mother la the man werf siejdoffe Tn rest all tended by did wntt The high school glee duba best man, Thanana wars Will ssdoeateete song between acts, jard Kourtjus brother, Prank Strz These singers are improving right alkowski of HowelL along and gave a fine account of For ner daughters wedding the themsehree gfcMIOftt FAKI AWAKUtO The senior honor parts have been warded Jerry Ledwidge, son of the late Max Ledwidge and Eleanor Brogan Ledwidge, is valedictorian and Chariot Clark Jr son ol Charles Claris endMergaret Driverlark is liru Both boys are 8 letter men in athletics and pitchers on the JAS1U base ball team I brides mother wore a dinner gown of black crepe, trimmed with coral ,a beaded yoke and wore a pink cor sage Mrs Kourt, mother of the groom,choee a pink marquisette din ner gown and wore a blue corsage There were many guests present from Pinckney, Howell, Hamburg, Brighton, New Hudson and WhitoreXLake MR9 tfAlsUC HUMilffS SMITH The wedding of Miss Julia Patricia Jasiunas daugther of Mr and Mrs May Term of Court The3SKss ntthe SteS 11 on May U CiUzenehipFeli Donay, iHedwig Haasenbusch, Anna Mae Smith, Roland Charles DeLaallia, Mary Horn shaw, Petronella Bugis, William Eaton Criminal Asaault and BatteryPeople vs Dan Barber, George Devine AppealPeople vs Walter Vedd er Issue of FactKUuryAppealElix both Murphy vs Arthur and Helen Thompson Russell Hollister vs Dr A McGregor end Estate of Flora Smith Trespass on the Case James and Wilms Reynolds vs Hugh Vanneas,Culver Sawyer vs Mark fiaumM IWWrp HiirriM 78 died at Benjamin Jasiunas to Char1 , AasumpsitE Reid Fletcher JLhe on UnlUSt r Smith fj No 5 Brighton her home here onUlaSt Alice Ann Howe vaSherman Haller day where shalived with Mrs Ahce, T Eak She was married to James TTk Higgins and moved here from Greg pry with him 20 years ago He died 15 years ago The funeral was held from the Swarthout Funeral Some Monday afternoon, Rev Clay of the HoweU Naaerene Church officiating Burial in Pinckney cemetery The Mich Conservation Dept who bought the Birkett farm at Portage St Philomenas church at NonJury cases Trespass on the Sunday afternoon The cer UMA Baumgartner vs Culver emony was performed by RevRobertJ Sawyer Carl Schaefer vs Alois and Robert J Kirwin Pajuline Laier AssumpsitFirat NatThe bride was given in marriage j Detroit vs Wm Smith by her father She wore a white yfm Smith vs HWJIch Appealgown of brocaded taffeU with a net c C Peach v Rudolph Wkfcnayer ruffled skirt terminating in a long Chancery Partition Xettie Edge, train edged in ruffles iHer short illWorth AccountingGilbert ThiriweU usion veil waa caught at each sjdejy, nd ThiriweU Specific Perform with white atin wedding belia She carried wSstecalU lilies The maid of honor, Miss Terry aneeHarold Scofield vs Mary Edgar Muaaon Fordoaure Ralph Gillett vs W J Brower, Helen Lepp n MAjtYa cHUMai Rev Francis Murphy, Masses at 7i45 and ,11 Catechism 74T Sunday and le Saturday No vena Friday 120 noon and 00 p m PrepaiaMon few Bote ten each Bateocay T Tr m Sunday 700 to 780 a, m COMMUNUf OOeiOX nAUMCH aW Alfred AUerd, Miauster MrsFloreac, BaugbaOrgaxust and Chtlr Director G sLUomf, g40ant Morning Worship mmfr 10 sM Sunday Sehobt L UJ0 Choir practiae Wed GOSPEL MISSION Pastor aora Beaene S S Svpt Marvin Shire Morning orahip 10K0 Sunday School I04i Young Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Worship 8JO0 Prayer Service, Wed i SOU iri LVON tUMALU JU Hazen Smith editor of the South Lyon Herald for the past 22 years, has sold the paper to George Thur ber of Stevens Pointy Wis, a war veterans Haaen is a graduate of the Pnckney high school and was associated with his father, the late L E Smith on the Pinckney Dispatch be fore going to South Lyon He has nj plans for the future but wil take a long rest Yost was the originator Uv i W I m IIIP wi m John,C jjokotna con ni A The papers have been carrying acay 4he se caet of railwater trans counts of the efforts of tne A P of L Teamsers Union toforo the indepdent grocers and outdare to join their uniionUntil recently the truck ing companies whose drivers belong to the union did their trucking for them, now niny it iheii havo their own uucks or are using their autoes and the Teamsters Union AFof L is trying to get them in their union on the ground they are engaging in the ea9ghftusine8s sfer at the Poet of New York is 275 per ton by bringing foreign flag ves els into the Great Lakes our shippers on the Atlantic seaboard on some commodities and only slightly higher on others j Youfej guess who is against the seaway Yes SheraiUoads The pi Hshfr of major daily news paper in lich believes it would be economically feasible to deliver a dai ly newspaper to homes of subscriber meekly or monthly as at present The wohld print sixteen pages i 12 inches in 60 minutes year ago a promotional was launched at Lansing late Victory gardens as an The school chHoren in Port Huron went out on strike last week and I i tlie liool because the vot ei, iKU don a plan to build a new school 2948 to 1925The project was sponsored bythe Civic Orgatt for source of wartime food ization and was a bitter pill similar1 them The presen t school is 69 with the war over a J getting under way under sponsorship of Mich Food Council The office of civiian defence will be the spearhead If the MidWest were to experience a serious drouth this summerand meteorologists hint that one is overduethe food situation would become more critical The TallyHo, popular drinking spot in Lansing is contesting the right of the state liquor control comm Ission to deny a renewal of its liquor license For many years the club has been operated by a Lansing business man as a high class saloon years old and totally inadequate A similar proposition was defeated by the voters twice in 1944 ltople are beginning to feel the pinch of a bread shortage This is caused by the fact many growers and elevators are holding wheat for a higher price There seems to be no way tQ get this hoarded wheat on the market A man in Chisago, employed by a bakery has evolved a scheme to ease this shortage He has invented popcorn bread This makes a fine grade of bread and Arthur Admission was by a membership card i Luxen, mgr of the bakery claims it would serve 25 percent of the wheat SOFT BALL NEW, In the soft lnll league last week the Tigers losi to the Pan hers Mon day to 8 They were tiec up to the 7th when Paul Singer sirlei,got to crop iir re making, improvements there I net dress and carried a bouquet of Aay htvro built on ante road to the J apring flowers William Kennedy, top of Peach Mt and are drawing U S C G was beat man and tone to build an ooaervntery Chief Clayton Bunker USCG uah Barskfis, wore a yellow taffeta andjva edfear Collins and Julia Brown InjunctGea Motors v8 C L O i Thesis Roberta vs Charlet Sutton Quiet Title David Rife va Peter Chaeeorge Schaefer va Jacob Sliered The groom waa recently hen ger WmDuffy vs Mary Trainerjiarombly discharged from f Coast Guard Miss Katy Barsdis waa WIN Al UlLALtM Pinckney high school won at Dexter Friday 9 to 6 Ledwidge only Uowed 8 bite but woawSd at times iGAftDOP TIUtfKf brides garct Hwining vs Wmand Gladys Royal va John Spencer, Floyd Barrier va George Bone, maid and wore a blue taffeta gown, Dambe va Jahea Lesley, Perry Banga mixed bouquet of TOT Seaton vs Harry Hawkina,Odeaaa JEIBUJK TEAM WaNS ocvmy gnugwyw from the US The girls soft ball team defeated Brighton here Thursday 14 to 7 , Pmdmey lineup was Bita Kenn rtf2j flwr W waaJiiiahTa Jaiealile7 Pwlin 5orhrr3yn JflJ L F Rose Smtoa 1 allien 9tibaa4Mata erownaofl Divorce Julia va Barbara riidd, spring flowers with vans watcning j Mary va Edwaad KfleHena vahtarAeu dreseeti, xoe brides niathertiodn Scwnrting Mattu r Vetn Liav wonea gray drees with a corsage ef In, Afneo vs VmrsxA MiaVILThelwnjte carnationa I ana va BareM Rkste Wei vs lmt A reception was held nt the Oaks Inn after the ceremony The yovaejj Derthee vs oat Sar, Fateel C Sun or 07 as Bah art Band and family spent m wish Mrand Mrs Aathwr Bnttia Bveiyn Bnrbour Sh Evelyn Bow , wHh an old fashioned bonqoat, William herger, Wanda Coon, outfield Ona Campbpal ana family and wife I wish to thank all those who reme ibared me with cards and flow era during my illness Mrs L Umstead O E S MEETING The regular meeting of Hnckney Chapter No 14 O S wiU oe held Friday evening, Mny 10th at oclock The chapter will entertain Fowierville Brighton and Howell far Friendship night Ttie g olden anniversary of the automoile is being celebrated th is year The auto not merely anniliated disUnce and built up the outlieing 3rd and scored onikMeyerslong districts of the cities but more imfly Batteries TigersDink2l Read1 Portant than all was responsibe for er Pantheis P Singer Meyer the present good ayatem WeaViesday night the Cul s beat the Bears 14 to 2 in a wild affair Batteries CubaRSinger St Palmer Bears li Amiurgey and Reader Home run hitters last wetk were Jack Reason 2, Pautv Singer and Edsel Meyer Official Standing Won Cubs 1 Panthers 1 Tigers o Hears 0 Games Next Week Monday Oubs vs Panthers WeoTigers vs Bears of Michigan Old timers remember what the roads were like before the auto They were liale more than Injoian trials A trip to Dexter took 2 I lours At certain times of the year t Ioad between the two Portage 1 Lakes were under water and imI passible Same conditions prevailed Lost Pet a11 over MB0 The fir8 1000 IoadSs were paid by a property tea 1000 were fo1 tooih ojr Q the taxpayers It was not until a plnn j,, I was worked out to pay for them from 0 1 I MAY JURY LIST uto and gas taxes that Michigan 1 highway system began to get sotne where Without the autg the Michigan good roads would been impossible have couple after a wedding trip wnt side at East HamptonEast id ass stvitedto he ft Annual 4H srffl he held In ajnTpfaotoorj Ujgn school gym Wwdansiay sanjr WJ flam awB un ajajs xsnav aanssaj anaaianBSjtaBiBBsBBBBjF The Jews are people without n HandyFern Coffey, Dorothy Dougi tion Never a strong warlike people las their country was overrun by every Hartiand Percy Alknandt larence j conojuoring nation and for year was iathe hands of Howell CityJohn Scully, Charles Chase HoweU TwpHarry Cook, W bete kacoIrene Wilson, Albert WakeManonDon GarteckJLitsey Dinkel RoggeokampGertrude Drayton Edna Campbell, ians Great Britiaa assumed a protectorate over in alter world War 1 when they took it from Turkey and tried to start a Jewish astssn is Palestine This aroused the ire of Oho Arnhs who snake up the bulk ef the to 3 3 ffc yc v TF flrfi rNwKMV DiSFAItH Wtfaaaw My 81946 SSSnjnininSnSBfnW f ylvan Thea re CHIUU, MIOL FrU, Sat, May 10,11 COLEFF1NGHAMS RAID Starring CHARLES COBURFJOAN BEJNNETT, WILLIAM EYTE, ALLYN JOSLYN, DONALD MEEK Latest tii Sua, Mon, Tues, May 12 13, 14 A WALK IN THE SUN with DANA ANDREWS, RICHARD CONTE, GEORGE TYJSE and JOHN IRELAND Sua Show 215, 425,650,910 Wed Thur, May 6, 10 NEIGHBORING NOTES National Known Columnistaa Pictur Mrt Harold Meyer had an appendicitis operation at Rowe hospital, Stockbridgel on APril 2B Miss Audrey Schnebelt daughter of Joe Schnebelt of Dexter was married to Donald Bonham of Lima, Ohio, at St Josephs churchDexter April 27 She has been employed by the Dexter Electrionics The groom served overseas and had a leg amputated at Percy Jones hospital, Battle Thomas Armstrong of Fowlerville was thrown from his tractor last week and had his shoulder injured The Brighton Masonic lodge is holding their past masters banqeut on May 9th MrsJames Lewis who lives on the Shipley farm at Lakeland,lost two fingers while working at Meveroil I plant at Hamburg Rev J M McLucas hat been extended a call to be pastor of the M church at Brighton another year Bom to Mr and Mrs Jamas Kubat at Lakeland at St JcV hospital, Ann Arbor April 25 a daughter Wait Koehler, Ann Arbor high school pitcher, turned in a nohit gam against Sexten high school of Lansing last week After 12 years aa supt of South j Lyon high school, J H VanderVen haa resigned to accept a like posi tion at Mason,Mich A Rotary club has been chartered at Walled Lake Don Knapp has sold his jewelry store at Howel to MLRovin andE L Gable of Lansing He will go out west ww va mi Rev Doyle Hebling, pastor of the tiOWCll 1 iieatre Church of God at Wrights Corners has resigned HOWELL, MICH 11 d Wf , y oumossat Hamburgto Walt Stttois In effect with the present schol May 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 consolidation plan proposed by the state,New Hudson high school is be6 BIG DAYS fc discontinued and the 4 high school grades wilt be transported to WEST OF THE PECOS with j ROBERT M1TCHUM, BARBARA HALE, RICHARD MARTIN Plus OUT OF THE DEPTHS1 Starrlnf JIM BANNON, ROSS HUNTER and LOREN T1NDALL Coming Sentimental Jourrteyi The Bells of The Harvey Girls StT Marys June 2 THE BELLS of STMARYS Milford The New Hudson school will be used only for the first 8 Starring , grades The reason is New Hjudaon has 275 pupils and no placec for MANWILUAM GAKGAN, HENRY them A church basement and places IfttAVIS i had to be used this year If the voters approve a building program LAST THREE DAVg the high school may be resumed Sat, May 11th NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO alat 2 PM Phillip Colgrove of Hastings la Memorial Day speaker at Howell I The Pinekney band served lee cream and cake at the opera house VCHARLES STAMMETT Saturday night st I The bams belonging to L D Allayr aat of Dexter on the ABB Arnor BLAZING THE WESTEsKN reed Vsmedf Sunday night One good horse perished TRAIL JUDY CANOVA HIT THE HAY as MOIL, T Duobte Featnre George Sykes rode out from Detroit Sunday on his bicycle Jases Smiths new residence on Palanau St to repace the one turn, ed, is about completed Charles Bowman has put up some new hitching posts in front of his City Market A big convenience , May 12, 13, 14 12 from here went to Detroit on the excursionSunday Francis Carr has been given the son have the contract to furnish the tint Sm 2 PM DEVOTION Plus one year for 940 son have the contract to furnish the oil for 8 cents a gallon Charles Voorkois is drawing milk to the Dexter creamery Frank Bierce is building fence for RIVER BOAT RHYTHM2 Hugh McCahe shot an eagle in h woods last week Otis Webb strive a new carriage Avon Theatre Shows 7 ass 9 P M Stocfebiidaa, Mick FrL, Sat, May 14 11 THE HIDDEN EYE A Detective Story Born to Hosner Ives and wife oa May 7 a gut Fred Fish is visiting his sister in Bancroft Wednesday while William Wilcox was working out a horse on the race track here he was taken sick and went to the office of Dr H F Sig ler While here he suffered a stroke and his whole left aide is panliaosl He is now a tike home of his sister, Mrs HughCUHc EDWARD ARNOLD, FRANCIS RAFFERTY OUT OF THE DEPTHS ,jVfiS JIM BANONN, ROSS tfCOTEB J 27 The cast is aa foil , owe Sun, Tues, May 12, 14 JUNIOR M SS 1 A Family Comedy Starrng I Ralph PEGGY ANN GARNER, ALLYN Jimmy JOSLYN Cartoon Eliza on THE ICE Gerald McCluakey Gilbert Campaall Alvira Olah Deckiatg Mr Lee MoUie oT Me Whew Do Virginia Leo Wo Go from Here Stat Fair Sfeis all snWeWsi V o Stock twee 14 1 Tfcey ha to Ttf r T BJSP UNDERVTHE STREETS 100,000 HORSES h From one Detroit Edison power plant there stretches underground for seven and onehalf milet into the heart of industrial Detroit a seveninch steel pipe In this pipe around a cable made up of three copper wires the sue of your thumb nitrogen gaa U compressed at 200 pounds per square inch Through this cable, night and day, flows 100,000 horsepower It U the only instance where the total output of one generator is carried in a single highvoltage cable to a center of electrical use miles away There U nothing else like it in the world The pipe protects the cable from outside damage The gas pressure keeps the 120,000 volts from destroying the cable insulation So rugged and reliable is this transmission system that no alternate standby cable facilities are necessary The loaf of power over the sevenandoneha Itmile course is less than one per cent Construction of this cable was a job of Detroit Edison pioneering It is known in the industry thrSMD cableisexaiiierparnculalrtyr if was ah accomplishment that is credited to Samuel M Dean, chief engineer of the system It wea another Edison FIRST brought about by constant devotion to the task of giving Edison customers dependable electric service at low cost T H t D B TtB O I T E D T O N COMPANY sMttmnnisuwissi Notice JAUBURY SAL Please Return Your Mttk BottlesPromptly and Avokf a No Buttle No Milk Delivery Our Order far Mow Bottles To Be Delivered June 1st Is Now Proaaised for Delivery Some Time in September Your Cooperation la Now Ablit tel Necessary Hickory Ridge Fans Dariy ggPjjnfnjUSjnjsjMSJM SgSsnBngsSShBSeBjgnemw ssgngBsnBBgBgsnksngsnkw sssinniBSvsn SsPBSBaWswBSlllBIPSSSSSfaSJ ftBWvr Special Plate INCLUDING VEGETABLE sWrre OOftKE OftMftJC SERVED DAMY1XMESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY o0 St Brash taurant 1 jgSt Lir rjr a Mspatth HAVE YOU 1KKD OUB FieJB Oft fsediaa pinaapsla Tha Unitad Stetss Army offer unusual traval roipertUlMif taquallf lad men who aifttttIffTfie Kegufor Army QucfifiicT arMiens bctwean the egtt of 17 to 34, inclusive, may enlist ot their nearest Iccruitt Station fc Security Education Kennedys Gen Store PIWCKJIEY DISPATClQftaaetfrr, My 8 1948 DBPATCH I BeAOffiC nHUh tia Adtsmee tobxrivtieu Nil a has returned to iuiiitiiiitiimiiitHiiiitiviui F C Reickhoff Sr WANTED f OPTOMETRIST 11 WEST RAND RIVER AVE HOWELL MICHIGAN rot ATPOUmiBNTS PHONE MS Raeideaae t3 SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING i Herb Saeed HOWELL, MICH Certified seed potatoes, year from certified Thae potatoes are wiy good quAiJty and no urn grown If your ground is not leady ro plaiting Li vll keep a wci for you as they will for me Swans Store Howell If the weather warms up 1 will have all kinds of plants this week Swans Store Howell Buy your garden seeos now while t have everything Swans Store Howell Mrs Ida Bvys Grimsby, Oat Ambrose Kennedy of ficorse billed here Saturday Mv oiid Mn Lynn Hemic we Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs W C AtLee entertained her card club Monday Joe Basylo and family spent Saturday in Fowlerville Mrs Elizabeth Brownand daughters spent Sunday in Ann Arbor Robert Gardner1 and friend of Chelsea called on friends here Sunday Ross Read and wife called1 at the Herb Sneed home in Howell Sunday Joe Metz and wife of Howel culled on Mr audi Mrs Ben White Sun day Mrs Gladys Schneider of Windsor Ont is visiting Mrand Mrs Ross Read Mrs Gorden Hester of Ypsilanti spent Sunday at the A L Nesbitt home Mrand1 Mrs ANesbitt attended the band concert ut Dexter Friday nife, MrMrs Austin Moore of Detroit spent Suuduy ut the Lester McAfee home Myo Kettler and famly of Jaekscnculled ut the SH Curr and Hurry Lee homeSunday Sunday guest of Ecfward Spears were Mr and Mrs Russell Glover of Fowlervile und 1uul Ayotte of Detorit Wm G Meyer has purchased a Twin PtTie milk route runn i n g irom Stockbridge to Northville Wm Surdam is ill at his home on Eest Putman St Mrs Lowitha Plummer and Mrs Wayne Wagener attended1 the Build ers show in Detroit last week Mr Mrs WJNash and Mrs Ruth Ritter and son spent Sinduy with Mis Isabel Nash in Ann Arbor Mrs Lulu Lamb visited Mr and Mrs Gordon Lamb in Detroit last week end attended the Buiders Show Cyrus Atlee and famliy of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the W C Atlee home Howard Thayer and family spent Sunday night with theWalter Mercer family Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Kirttand hape purchased a home in Fresno California JayBrigham and wife of Grass Lake spent last week at the Ezra Brigham home Gerry Ehman staged work in the Klngseegly toofroomAnf Arbor Monday Miss Lucile Kirtland who is studying to be a doctor is attending Wayne University Mr and MrsGerry Eichman were Saturday night guestsof Mr and Hub Lee of Bass Lake LuJSworthout son, Gerald und Cla WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Ice Cream The Arctic Ice Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy tor Cany Mo, This Month Package Ice Cream VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 28 a Pint Bulk lea Cream la bananna, dutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE Dead at All ye FREE SERVICE TO farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Agent Phone 88, Pinckney Too FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Msehigeo Central DeadStoekCo Harold Swarth0ut has moved from Detroit to Kraft PI, Romulus Eugene Munn und MrsCora Webb of Detroit were in town on duy last week Robert Grudwell andwlt ,f Chicago visited at the homo of Mrs Jen jiie Luvey last week Mrs Madden has i ved from the Curr house on West Arm St to the Beezle ipartments on Uuadilla St DiuncJMrs George Mann of Detroit spun the week eau utthireot nl LUe l l Haf MoorLak ChaHes Clurk has bought one of Iheburns on the Birkett farm at Por Luge Lake and will use the material to build an addition to his house While watching ilio game with Stock bridge last Tuesday, Mnhel foache was hit by a foul ball, had hi s glasses broken and icjuied a black eye Largest stock of wail paper paint anywhere Swan Store Howell Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R Carr were Wayne Carr and family of Detroit and Leo Bettes and w5e of Walled Lake Mr and Mrs Walte Clark and Mr and Mrs Wm Brash attended the Builders Showin Detroit last week Pial and Disabled Karate and Cattle Hege, Cakes and Sheep REMOVED FREE STATE OF MICHIGAN COUJBCTTO OAettJNC e COMPANY WE BUY ttfDCS AND CALFSKINS CAULS ftfiCElVE IHE BJEST ude Swarthout ana son Charles spent the week end in Perry Mrs Ezra Brigham of Chubbs Cor ners was brought home from McI Pheson hospital Saturday and i Dale Miller and family spent Sun day in Ann Arbor and called at the Leon Meabon home in Dexter Mr and Mrs Wm Orr and Mrs WmComstock of Onondago called at the Clyde Fisher home Sunday Mrs Wm Mercer is staying with the McGregor childern at Brighton while their parents are at French Lacks Mr and Mrs L McAfee spent Wednesday and Thursday in Detroit and attened the builders conference show WH Meyer returned home from StJoe hospital Saturday following an operation He will not be pirmitt ef under doctors orders to drive a truck for 3 months Jack Reardon of the VaaHorn farm, spent the week end in Detroit Vincent Snooks and family spent Sunday at Lake Chemung Mr and MrsBert Sent of Any visited MrsLulu Lamb Sunday antf with hem visits Mr ami Mrs Wm Lamb in Ann Arbor Desmond Ledwidge and family and Roecoe Yarborough and family of SCANDAL COLUMN The big thing this week is the JHop, newly named the JHope among the hopefuls C Z has a heavy date for the J Hop but she still wishes it was U t utttce et toe Urate IOMT ot tao Cponty of Uviagatoa In the Matter of the Marion No2 and Branch No2 Drain Marion Twp Notice is Hereby Given, that on the 5th day of April 1946 a petition was filed with the undersigned Comty DrairXommi8sJoner for the County of Livingston praying for the cleaning out and extending of Marion No2 Branch No 2 Drain Marion Township That upon the 2th tay of April 194S,toe undersigned f Ued with the v , Honozatte WBUs L Lyons, Judge of 8pent at home of Probate a petition asking for the appointment of a Board of Determin ation That said Judge of Probate having appointed Cnarle Larson of HowelL Henry W ngnuas of Brighton and Charles haefl of Genoa Township, as the 1 What wilf JJ do now that Don S is beating his timeOh Carl L Z got her wish but she had better get a formal that wont clash with Red j Did V U have fun with W C Saturday nite Did Mary Wy really br a rib or was W U too strong Where were B K and U H the other nite What abnt J C and R N Sat arday nite Why did J B go out to Wrhite Lodge after tv play Saturday nite Was S R there MNCKNEY EVENS UP Pinckney evened tup for a previous defeat by Dexter by defeaing them there Sunday 7 to 4 Kolunder turned Pindiuey back until the 4th when they scored 2 runs on a walk, an miHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii First National Bank te Howell Undar Fadaral Suparvision s Mabuar Fadrl Dapeait la g auraoca Corporation, All Do g poaiu laaurcd up to 6000 fe g Ack Daitur f WHY CHECKS ARE PROTKSTKD S When you endorse a check you guaiuntcc that it will be si iiMi r uiid ihav a it isnKand S you an notiiied ol the lact 3 uu will be liaile for payment B yourself If that check is pro UsLcd for nonpayment, a noS tary uhic will notify you and 1 all utliti endorsers, and affx 5 a ceitifcax of protest to tha check The procedure enables S you to look to your prior endor 2 sers for settlement,even if the cherk i payuhle ijianother state Always deposit promptly all hecks you receive ,to avoid dteay in presentng them for pay ment An account with us will assure you of fast collection service WK HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR ROUND LOANS REAL ESTA1B MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge MrMrJoe Basylo and MrMrs C Carpenter MrMrs, John Carpenter and Mr Mrs Myren Hughes attffnted the KourtManafieid wedding in Detroit last Wednesday Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were Mr and Mrs error and Jfrtfhicuma hit They Juf Probate ,o i PL t In th Butter t STATK OF MtCMKiAN Tha Piobate Court tor ee Cooatf of Liviagt4oa At a session of sid Court held tiie Probate office, in the City of Howell in aid County on the 9th day of April AD, 1946 PresontHonorable Willis LuLyefls ddod 3 anai tho 5 th on a waUc to Readernl hits by DinkelLedwide and P Singer Another came in the 6th on bunts by M cyer and VanBlaircum and Dinkelv fly Darrow got a hit in the 7th and scored on a f ly by Ledwidge, Dexter got a run in the first, in the 4th and 1 n the 7th Pinckney AB such Board of Determination Now, therefore, said Board wfll Ernest Kew Mr and Mrs Homer meet at the residence of fteaoe CA MiUiron add Mrnd Mrs Ralph Dur Ofkuth Marten Townohip leeated bin of Detroit Hinun Smith and an 1fce Sk of NE of Sec SB enl wife of Howell ealloi Tuesday nite the 24th dav of May 1M at lue odeck in tetermiue the necessity teg est ejss the Townohip of Therefore all Reason lb Darrow, ss Ledwidge If P Singer Palmerb Van, 2b Myer, rf Reader, c DanfeeL p 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 2 t K V 1 2 0 1 1 n 1 1 H 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 In the Matter of the Estate of Loretta Keller also know as Loretta Fournier, deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims again at said estate should be Umitedand that a time and place be appointee to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is OrdcredThat all of the credditors of said deceased are required to present their etaims to said Coot at said Probate Office on or before the 24th day of June A D 1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon said time and place being hereby aapinUnri far the examination and sdjaotaueat ot all claims and of Howell called Tuesday Alva Dickson, Buhl and Mrs Lasher of Howell 1 oaUed on HxsJBtta and inlday in brought abtg Dexter it is Further Ordered, Tie Pwblk be ft br V r , 4 JNNCfcfct 7 aSsfATC MILK CUOLKS EMPIRE Classified Want Ad FOR SALEDining room suit and living Room Suite in good condition MJBL Louis Kourt W8S PattysviUe Kead Piackney fl3K V IMS Now driad up by te eonunkalon waVII PRflPPaSlfll en insists that it should operate as ft 1 llwl alHWwl private chafe fox benefit of it mem j bote tb TaMyHo has f Ued suit 1 The present cominisaion ha proba IMrllHIfif UllFaUl r done more to enforce Mich, liquor I m wawes TiTTTJ DEEP WELL PUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKUEN SEEDS laws than any other commission in recent yean Slot machines w source of high profit to profit clube throughout the stateare hack in storage Phoney liquor clubs are being put out of business, hen the secretary of the Michigan Temperance Foundation will come out and praise a state liquor control commission for doing a good job the nearmiracle has taken place But such is the case in 1946 Signing of a federal airport aid bill by President Turman wiU make possible a further improvement el i Michigan airaort 7 68, 2X6 bam track hjuigere 2 a barn track Kit Art Ptuckney iMl mfrmm sTSSFTSrn, j 40x30 ft, stout frame AU mutt be removed from premises, IL J McKiniey We Mill Pinekney j Michigan airport housework 1 atate aeronautic conference ley M DeJtj at IX Sa4aUQ a a la 100 a a WaMatrl W4aaTma SateWaj7 to a ia lb cvaalag DR G R MtCLDSKEY QKNTOT Jim Wb eBerSsal it MewaU, lalekLjeai mUMP Aaa Arha, M4MM liAOLO BL GKUSS eTeTweTejsjgj Waar ejsvjsPBsjsj enWieJpaSlBjleV 4 W aW PWV entaiaV to care far child Joe UveU was held in Lansing last Friday and MARION BEAUTY SHOP Portage Lake, Ptnckaay, Saturday During war years 72 land j I Am rWyod from my ferm ia m irPrta were built in SPELIZINQ IN PBRMAN8NTS Tom Turkey Finder return t Ray Burnet, Pinckney , FbR SALfioaanT chickens, 6 to 7 lbs Dedt Hinchty MARTVAN HARDWARE ranaWMsasf LEE LAVEY FOR 8AU2Mik lioute and Truck, hauling for Twin Pines at West Eight Mile Road 62878 Northville Phone 9S4WU, KorthviUt, Mich JNHI HALKLog roller onerergu1 I son Road Cart Oliver plow, all Al Shape George Pearson in Shape George Tom Clark farm FUR kAUs1so gallon square gas oline tank with pump and hose all complete and a good one 2500 al jso a truck load of kindling boards I 7 loc17MVernments hadVece FOR SALEEating potatoes No 1 WE HAVE fSwT Potatoes, Chippowa t Cobbler M Kings Crest Seed Corn ing fields and airports were built Michigan The total is 196 Newspapers in New York City lost week published an advertisement by the Pennsylvania Cental AirlinesInc promoting air travel to Michigan re, sorts PCA, flights serve Traverse CityPetoskeyand Sault Ste Marie Great Lakes Greyhound Lines contemplate operation of helicopter service as feeder lines to its bus ro utes If the state sales tax had been reduced Michigan would havs lest J0j 1000QQO in revenue during the last three years according to Governor Harry F Kelly 1 In a talk at Saginaw the governor J ived 463 millions In lieu oi the 16 mil lions sales taxes that was demanded IS MACHOS AND MACHINLESS AUG COLO WAVES Pboae 6 MARION JAR VIS,Owner Phooe 3FU Pinckney, Michigan First Stale M latsnfs laai GENERAL INSURANCE Pboae SSPI Pinckney Michigan P II Swirthwt to PTJNtRAL HOMft MafatsMat KOataaaMsaaMi Septic Tanks and Irishm 1945 there will be returned tothe FOR SALnWersey cow June, Henry Porter, 495 Mowers J Reason, cities before this year has closed a fresh in total of 185 millions from liquor Rd WANWtV Paper Of all kinds, Iron, , Rags and Copper, Harry Prisk 25 DAYS 90100 O5110 and intangible taxeswhich is millions more than was askeu Gov Kelly is poud of the 50 mil t irn veteran trust fund created during WANTEDAeutifcUft patch plaslhis two term administration Certain taring and block laying by hour or,to face the 1047 state legislature, contract, 72Q PattwvfUa Road or Demand for a veterans ca h bonus Phono Plnkny Jf2S The trust funo will be administer I WAAITKD HWWBMft rlSast ed by county committees of veterans prices paid for all kinds of p0WV Each county wU have lour member Tyler Brogaa, HowetL Mich repreBentijig the ALVof FW Disu Phone 578, HOMaaU j blel Americans Veterana and AmWANTED General Trucking to do erican Vetcraiis ofyorld War U gravel, stone, black dfirt and fitlingf 3T,E Or mrilGAN dirt hauled or anything that can be Tk Fbte Coirr for ih County of Jmiigton At a session ox said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Cleaned WRITE ALLtNEL HOTEL ROON 70 e PHONE 4241 Pinckney 69F6 Rtpearinf MYRON J PLUMBING AND MRATINI fte 717 Lakaaa Mf Licanaa ANN ARBOR MICH Fa r raers Feed Supply Co hauled in a dumn truck Kemtath Ketlenberger Pbena 10F13 after 5 p m Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics exclusive in Livingston County at Howell Ruths Shop for Women PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSBU,MT FOB SALESlabwoo Buy Now 1 Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 ItVwreil, Mich WANTEDOutside Spray Painting Jobs Bob Downiii jltravvberry LVe, West bid SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 33 East Jefferson Street DAN BURKETT Phone 6292 Ann Arbor, Micb GROW PICKLES on contract, No City of Howell in said Countyon the j 1, 425 No 2, 200, No S, 75c Auto Any Site Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard S4s taf Serf L A H TRAILER MFG CO bone SB Pineiros Micb LEE LAVEY, Esciasiv Agent Pbone 69F3 1N4G L Lyons, Y Hamperian 18th day of April A D Present, Hon Willis Judge of Probate j In the Matter of the Ilstao f Clara Mercer, Deceased n H Ralph Glenn having filed in said FOR SEBICERtrffttered Hampshire Court his petition praying for license Contracts can C F Hewlett, ney, Mich be obtained Phone 93, from PinckELECTRICAL WIRING Housewives AVE TOUB WASTE PATS The United States OeveraaeMt NeeSe for EXPLOSIVES to sell the interest of said estate in in certain real estate therein describ ed It is Ordered, That the lSih day of May AD, 1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon at said Probata Off ice, be and is hereby appoiuUd fcr hearing said petition, and thiii ail a persons interested in svid esUle appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest of aid estate in said real estate should not be granted j It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be sriven hy publiva rion ot a copy of this oHe, 1 or thr t j successive week pievious x said I day of hrjg in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and cir culated in aaid County j Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate J A true copy Celestia Parhail,Register of Probate APPLIANCES PHONE US REPAIRED G E VEDDER ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR, sic sack sxBpr JT NOT PLEASED, your NO cs and kilte MORE ganm faster ktae4W IMS tits ATTENTION Vfc7RANS If you came of voting e while in service overseas and voted, thej law reouires you to reregister in 1 McPbersoo State Bank STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the of Livingston in Chancery Wil helm ins Maschulewski and Atit usta Mssshulewski, his siwter, Plaintiffs, vs Claude Seott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Vivian Scott, George Scott, Mollie Scott, Lester Scott, and their unknown heirs, devisees, lefsteee and assigns, and the unknaem Jseira, devisees legatees an4 assigns of I4s ie V Scott, Defendants Suit pending in the Careuit Covrt for the County of Livingston hi Chancery at Hiweil, afilifgfp, this 6th day of April 1946 It appearing from the aWfft bU of compliant as filed in that the plaintiffs bave net j after diligent search and Uuptiry to I ascertain whether the said asjsneljts are alive or dead, or where Uatf umf reside if living, or if they hsvme swy personal representatives or Jsaift liv lng, or where they or any oi tfcem may reside, or whether ties tisat, u to est, claim, lien or poatiMa rtgit 0 hese defendants have bean aaalf u ed to any other person or pssaes or I whether such tttiLe intereat, lien or possible right has pojcdf of by will by the aaid defendants And it further appearing thai tia plantif s do not know and hare haaav unable after diligent search susd inquiry to ascertain the names of oW persons who are induded as defeaxT ants without being named 1 Upon motion fcereoiw es Winlde it VaaWijokie, attorneys few j plaintiffs, it is order that you may be able to vote 1 OUR POST WAIt EEA w For nearly a year now a oootiu 1 June 18th Ttds is a simote process uous evoiutioii has been in process 1 jown hears, See your City Cler ViUage Cterk Starting wit VE Day there has L or toanahin derk and sign the ie yJ rltotSL heoC iatcation book and sign the ie been reconersion of industry, deployment and demobilisation tthat in default thereof biU sie The randJdatiffi that are nominated the armed forces These, problems in j f lJjr 1ZUAZL at the Primary are the officials tfcati turn have brought many roadjueMtafcen as caiiffittotnl ly sasaiaei will serue yo for the tsro roents in the Uvea of families and ants and oach sued all of It is further ovden plaintiffs cause this osier to a Leave tttaieScere nYw ham the opportunity on i inoviduals Primm 4y t Mt y ballot fr Whether the probien be ooe tiHTTZ, epSt 4 We W at least six Atrvoopy ilewta A jieda ri Clean C asttitVad se ame lotto xkig T t i t r v t 4 1 s r hw JOTK3E T arJ 4 r p 4at PUOJC fc JL iV ay JJS 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 08, 1946 Description An account of the resource May 08, 1946 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 1946-05-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/94ae281bff64b38a24ecfbce4e86edc2.pdf 752106e7cbe414728fb643607de257ec 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. m fandmey Volume 63 HM Piackaey DUpatch Wedneday, May 15, 1946 No 20 iws hems of s in Service MfWI fftd Itejoa Coaceralng Qmt 801 Wlw Aft Stria i the Aimed Joe Lavcy waa discharged from tne service and arrived homo Monday He hus Ltcn at O Riley General Hospital, Springfield, Mo, undergoing facial surgery the past year Sgt itotut Wnite ,son oUkilMi Ernest White haa been ofrchuigeU from the army, Robert Carr caled up his mother Mrs Kdith Carr from bneperd Fiela Texas on Mothers Day Ross Lamb USN, leaves ior Wash ington D Crrom Long May 27 where his ship the USS Iowa one of the navies largest will be drydWked Major Wm Brown of the US med ical eorp arrived from France last Friday ana is visiting his family at the John Bell home Lloyd V annoss has volunteered and expects to go from this county with the next induction order Gilbert Bailey of the US Marines Merrill ChalkerVFW Installs Passed Aw ay i PaUcnan Lak Subdividor Dead by Neighbor Found j Newly Fo Institu j The newly J No TaoiVt May 17th Pinckney Post To Be ay 17 at School ied Piiickjiey Post eterans of Foreign w I day to hear of the sudden death of j wi ue formally instituted at a Merritt H Chalker, called Met by ceremony in Pinckney school everyone, at his home at Patterson 01lm May 17 at 8 pm Lake He had not been in good 1 colorful and impressive VFWItou and Catherine health,since he suffered a stroke 4j initiatoiy rites, until recently pe Veer of Jackson years ago At the time he went to ovmud only in clotied meetings of, Mothers Lav an appeal was made V MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Marpny, pastor Masses at 745 anu li 00 a m Catechism 1 i uuiay and 100 Satui,1 Novc iiu liu uoon and 800 p m irepait i for Holy Cummun ion each t tarday 8 to 9 p m and Sunday 700 to 7 30 a, m May 10, 4th Sun after KaMor rsjard Feast of St Peter LYlestino uj Baptism was conferred Sun on UdI Timothy John, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde McClear,sponsors were Clinjjn responseio Tobiu i Michigan Mirror State News New and and Happenings of A the State Terley Told from Landing c URREN T OHiMKN i in Ypsilantiand stayed for some time with his cousin and foster brother, Henry Collins Later he returned to ievcn cai Patterson Lake where he lived alone Cold Chevron order, will be in1 through all Catholic church for loud Why nil this hew and cry over food 7 Newspaper headlines teil ike uncoraging news tnat Michigm furmuare rushing wheat to grain elevator a national call for fain Nauderjjiu, relief It is forecast that nearly J,000,0110 bushels will he delivered by the end of next week M0J,and and the post will be officially musjjer in his cottage He was able to get, cu in by nPt SrVice ComAr around1 but his mind was bad NeighjGrcof River RougeGeorge HG Deputy Chief of Staff who orguni the post, will be in charge He is commander of the 5th District w inclffJesXLivingston county rtfhe officers to be installed are as charge of the ritual team from the for lu stai ving people of Kurope Wolverine Post No 271 of Detroit CantuU miik vegetables or meat bors had been looking after him Sunday, Ace Lewis, a neighbor saw him around his cottage about 900 a mAt 1200 noon,EStandish, a neighbor, took a Sunday paper to himHe called and getting no answer went in and found Mr Chalker, sitting in a, chair dead Coroner Harold Borden was called He said thedeceased had Indianhead,Maryland,spent the week, been dead r several hours,probabIy end here and honored the Jhop with,fr0ni a heart attackhis presence j Merritt Chalker was the only son Harry xuelnik has been discharge f the late John and Sarah Fisk tnmrTReTDSrTTnTirTrTln J1 at the CuiiLs Brown home Jue 5 1872 In his younperTays Marvin Slurry has been discharged he spent much time in the west and from theUSN, and is back in Pinj Caliiornia His family owned the ckney Fisk homestead which included most of the east side of Patterson Lake Following the rfeath of his father, Of the boys in the senior class Chars Clark Pat Jefferys, Donald Sum, Tom Hill, Maynard Clarkandlake property soared in value and Jack Ried are all 18 and expect iniMr Chalker and his mother became duction this summer f welltodo through sae of lake lots and frontage He built a store and dancehall at the lake which he operated for some year He was of a jovial nature and his friends were , lesion He joined Livingston Lodge I No 76 FA M in 1025 ,,, , I , A , , ,t4i heads of organization an Wednesday the Panthers beat the, In 1925 be married Mrs Marvettej Horosshfentsr wi be BervCf No ad Bears 7 to 2 BattersPanthers BoblTupper of Pinckney and took her v Meyer Bears Amburgey children into his home where he was a good father to them Mrs Chalker SOFT BALL NEW Jn the soft ball games last week the Cubs beat the Tigers Monday 22 to 0 BatteriesTigers Dnkel Reader CubsBob Singer Meyer may be left at the rectory The Laur dies Altar Society and Mens Holy Name Society will assist Among the intiitions were May 0 13, late Mary Bonn 14th late Mary Healey 15th, Leo Francis Johnston of Gregory 10th, John Fohey fam ,L n T T1 ily 17th late Vm Doyle, May 12th folfowslloward Bead, Com Lloyd ate Ma MeCluskcv and li1h for Ilendoe SrVice Com Beryl Ambur gey,JJrVice Com Raymond Fllis, Q M Charles Lavey, Adjutant Cayle Hendee, Chaplain Robert Young, Post Advocate Donn Widj COMMUNITT CGKiiX tHURCH maycr, Officer of the Day Frmettj if , AUard, Minieter Widmayer, Historian and lubhc Rel MreFlorenc, BAUgbOrganiit and ations OfficerjGerald V odder,Guard hir Direetor WWiaw Kuhn, Joseph AiiTburgeyj GrthploXlTSijpt and Paul Young, Trustees Morning Worship 100 A service officer who will link SumjaK xi80 the post with the organizations Choir practiso, Wei evening that ultimately from ,5oo,i00 Lo 2, 00 uoo buhels of an estimated 0, 000,00 Michigan bushels in storage will in hurried to easleoast on the way to urope Han, hurry, hurr in ihe appeal Ail ol winch prompts observation Why wait 12 mouths to do something view of the soft coal strike, householder merchants and indut jiriuluU are urgtnl to conserve all todayaial Vssll,3e tjy cutting down on i the use of tlectruay Most electricuy i gejierutAJ by epal All unnecIssaiy use of power should be curtailed and merchants audi industrialits are asked to turn off all electric and neon signs during the emergency Some places are not complying ith liie request Pictures taken in Jieiroit and Ann Arbor show plenty uf signs till in operation Most industrial concerns also use coal to generate power and should the pre sent crisis continues, most of them will he closed down in a couple of s late James and Mary McCluskey, re quested by their un, Bernard of Los Angeles, California vfeeks There is llitte water power ia Mulligan of sufficient volumn to generate electric power Years ago UIJOHI an emergency that was cletUly j hc ,i,lt ,M bnp,,ht up water j Iih, alin,u Huron uith view to forseen waining ahum icrmany GOSPEL MISSION nationwicfo service agencies will be appointed later , Pastor izra Beache Tne Charter is still optn and allS S Supt Marvin Shire overseas veterans who erved underMorning Worship 100 the Amercian flag are elgible forSunday School 1045 membership The Deputy Chief of Young Peoples Meeting 730 Staff will be in Pinckney on Mav J7 Evening Worship 800 and will accept charier members up to 7 p m Loiul officers will alo acceptthem Local officerse v leader and the invited Prayer Service, Wed 8f9 1 h first lesMiisiine postwar food sborlugcs was winl in April, 1015a good i momli, ago by Judge Samuel Kwmann win, m 1lssidellt Roosevelts request visited Furopu on Uie eve of J surrenders in July, J045, Joseph Crew Hheiiumier secretary of state, rejieat ed that walinjrr Then in Sept 2, J4 5,tlm agreeculture d partment said that only substantial food imports from miisidei sources can save millions of Kuiopi cans from near starvation in the com in winter U But that isnt ailnot by n long shot On Sow 27, U4r, the state depart Jent leporfed that ,tmo,owi per sons 0iserately needed food, and President Truman old Prime Minister MaekrnJe King of Canada that we expect lo ship developing w eijjovver They built smiie dams but evidently this plan diif not work out as they afterwards sidd ,ome of 1 his water power to Prnry Ford The latter had visions of a chain of small factories oper ated be water power and bought many uater powers In most places where he built small factories such ilsBrookjyn Mihin, Northvill ptt Singer Reader Official Standing Won Lost Cubs 2 Panthers 2 Tigers 0 Be irs 0 Games Next Week MondayCubs vs Bears WednesdayTigers vs Panthers 0 0 2 2 MANY AijENT LAST WEEK Thi section experienced a large number of ahto accidents last week fThursday uight Conway Cundiff of Ann going eajfeJBK f36 aJed to died in 1027 Following this he took Pet an auto trip to California via Texas 1000 gno Mexico George Clark and An1000 drew Campbell accompanied himHe 00ii purchased a home in Florida where 000 J he spent his winters until nis health failed The funeral was held this afternon at the Swarihout Funeral Homewith Livingston Lodge No 70 F A M in charge Ael Carpenter, a brotberinlaw and past master of Livingston Lodge, gave the funeral orationBurial was in Pinckney cemetery lission charge Ann make the TPFand crashed into ,,,, ,, c, the house ofS H C,,r, knockng Woyd Hendee and wife spent Sun Mr Gxr out of bed Deputy Murr y in Holt y fcenaedy took Cundiff to Howell, Mr Mrs Gene Dinkle and Mrs forreckless driving Kitsey Friday night a car turned over this side of Portage Lake and several were taken to Howell for first aid Saturday while going to Gregory Dinkle were in Lansing Fri Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son John Stanley, spent Sonday in Stockbridge Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son and Mrs John Dinkel were in Howell Fri Mr 4i Mrs Ernest White of HOAa car containing Roy Fisher and hisjell on cabled Mr Mrs Bei Wuie family struckRdnald Gall, 4, grandj Sunday Isabel Nash was home from Arbor Sunday Myron Hughes and wife were in Detroit TuesoVy Miss Isabel Nash was home ftwp Ann ArborSunday jtl j J Swarthout and Tamify sphflt Supday in FowJcrvillo Volney Teep t iie Soo is visit imr this section Helen Culver of Detroit visited at th Murray Keividy home iastweeKJ Visitors of Mr and Mrs Lou Shhaji unda were Gene Shehan and family, Ann bor, Steve T lady and wife, of Lansing Mrs Kdna Spears and Jark Sheldon FRIENDSHIP NIGHT Pinckney O I S entertained we expect o ship all the iooiiwc Friday night for the County Friend can posibb , pare Kememberthat ship meeting Guests were present was iome fix monthsago from Howell, Brighton, Fowlcrvilc,j OrT Fob7 of tiiis year the Presidnt Ann Arior and Detroit Jmteitain j said the United Stale, might have to to Music put en by a cast oflocalj relurn tomcat rationing to save olhf crs from staration 7hen on March , he set up the fam h put in steam engines to generate power Way back to tme Immemorrdle fnere have bfen almost yearly al strikes Working conditions among miners were a scandal for voar VriMs v,rere low, living conditions lower and children 1 years ohr, worked in the minesJohn , Lewis found it a fertile field for hilibors anrl his miners union is one f the trongesf He has bettered wages and living conditions His dei inned of 10c a fon for a miners j we If1 re fund has criued the present Irike Apparently the only solution n iie M Mile of 0 OFS members The ohfest mother jnent consisted of a play, Meetine and youngest irother present were honored Mrs Floyse Campbell in bihalf of the chapter presented each with avasosJL springfjower and sang An Angels Jrayer in their honor The visiting matrons and Ihde thatmeftcan unty office, were also presenledj aside 2o per sent of with flowers JjioruKlly consume in 1 , I earntai king lliis set, aside Joi NOTICE PINCKNEY ALUMNI j to Fnrope If you do not receive a card anJ What did the country do about the lounebig the coming banquet, it islned of ha tening life vital food i became tin association dii not t he dstres ed ountrie,of Furope have your correct address Voui especially to thrjse who wen our All AJi lie uaiei , a Jlobrta liershey of Michigan i o iiaj aKed discontiil o ine tJirouing al weddings food i onejvution measure We nieemergency committer wllh Ho ben Hoover as chairman and on Mai ch 17 Hoeer was sen abroad to get , the factsmind you,to get the facts WWWfc1 t, a larRx nmrbefoC piKrKns tovr the wljontlhey h1 yyut illj devorng it They making flour i v, c11 uble to keep it cleaned up Jbis J ice Lhrov ing is an old cus oare stopped in front of a large chuiirji in Detioit where the rice on the Iwalk ,jtaicte as an inch thick tispi exjOl t son of Mrs Martin Markos n front of the Jiarkos home on M36 West Mrs Glenn Chancy of Fowlcrville spent Friday at thw Joe BasydloJune 1, BiM including home Since the Smith Cate P W Curlett and fmily called Ann Arbor will serve the on Mrs Hattie Decker in Gregory Sunday Mr and Mrs Leo Hgg of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes Andrew Campbell and family spent Sunday in Dearborn re invited to attend this banqucti ies during the war heat Mr ana Mrs Wilmont Plummer of j R0bert Grainger jr and family Patterson Lake attended the funeral f LilUidng spent Sundav with Mrs The child suffered a broken leg andof a reiative in Wyanotte Sunday Rose Howard o shoulder and is in Howell hospital Jhe Misses Denise Lcdwidge and friday night a car wrecked the , Hos Dctro,t over weekJ Carol Sleeker were home endl dance 00 Iu the first quarter the wheat ex ing Co ofpoitsof this countiy were J 2,OOiO0J banquet i ton short of our commitnierts for both irscnation nd money must bet for that period On April 1 came ajitove f torn arrieif over from the dark ages liici i an einblein of fertility and its throwinir at weddings is part of an old mamage rite asking that the wed ding fie biessed wah children If all the rice thrown at weddings had be en saved then undoubtedly would be r aough to feed the teaming millions of the world for many years and re miine tineats, In Chain India receivea not later than May 25th Mail yoar letter toMary Jane Taich n secretary, Pinckney, Mich JUNIOR HOP A big attendance was present at high school JHop Saturday night or fashion parade The grand march was led by Charles DarrowV Junior president and Donna Gilbert and Corn to Giendon Swarthout and j LedwidTge, Senior president and special price premium on wheat andJapan etc rice is tne ma coupled with anehjr adudnist j apjeaJ foi in diet iti arThe Ingham cjunty grand jury iiant since the firing of Kim Sigl sjeacil prosecutor has porch of MrsErfna Lewis CATTLE RUSTUEftS Thiuday nbht a stock truck was seen to drive in the woods wet of Naafees bridge where W H I wi from MtlMileSiHor fe of Ann Arbor, May 4, a son, IMary Larue were the second couple Oil,00 loaves I Commencement is May 1 Theration 71,50M on Just last week 11 Achesi,acting Secretary0 said th FmUd States fell 3 50,0o ton shoit on it rif pxtiorts in the first week o reiei exports 1M , ,ood ,,nce Lyons former state police chef our quota was 20,jo tors i 1000 We srnf about 100,000 tons awakened and turned in inditement last weekLaw j Mr and Mrs Vincent Snooks t alumni banquet June 1 To follow Week end guests of Mr and Mrsj tened the funeral of a friend Mrs wek the seniors ,eave on an erato Frank Aberdeen were Jack Fairehild Jennings, in Detroit last week, of Detroit and Mrs Kex Noggie of pastures cattle Deputy Murray Kenr week Ann Arbor nedy gathered a posse and went out Mrs Raymond Morris and MU but AX find the truck SO PinckJ LorettA ,Hoey of Dexter called at the LW Martin and wife, Detroit, ney did not have any old time hang home oV home of Mrs Eleanor Led Roy Teeple and wife, Brighton, and widge Saturday Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr en tained their children and families j auto tour of northern Michigan audi food dm in World War II than they recently Wisconsin I did hof,n ing BASE BALL SCORES Pinckney beat Lima Center 21 to 4 Sun with Cob Singer pitching The nigh school were rained out mt Britam Friday in the 4th with Robert Bradt of Texas, out of the service,spent the end at the W J Nash home MAKiUMa LICENSES Donald h ,koy,2, rigmoi To Sunday and Mr ano Mrs Wm Mars hall of Stockbrige Volney Teeple of Sault Ste Marie were Friday dinner guests of Mrs ilia Richards on the occasion c her The difference for this ore week, lVi,0oi ton would have made 30, loaves of bread, enough 1 000 jersons, waste by householder and restaurant op Aineric, is consumed more i arrf Don Feldman and Monte Frank t slot machines alleged opetatora were indited Al have been released on bad Sigler in a speech describes this action as piddling are says the three men arrested are small fry and that the real slot machine kings had not even been touched as yet is Urie, If, Howell Robert Lietzau birthday I Mrs Clifford VanHorn, Mr and the soatie tied 5 to 5 Monday they J Ludtke, Alien Dinkel attended beat Grass Lake 7 to 2 Ledwidjre Tulip Pertrwal Holland Sunday The Misses Edna Mas, AlbertiaJJ WT ley and Mrs John Dinkle and Esther Fokins and Levi McDonald attended the May Day ex J,iiuh n an ei 44, ling, J Howell, Howell m Jean lioyle, li, iirighSlarp, iJ, 1106, Tneresa ii lloweiiDonald Jiussell, Ledge Mrs Muriel Hebb The staling is because this is e, ryht Kopubiican ra0e for KOvgmor cctior, year Con fears food ra ,R a affajr AI1 four candidates tiordng and extension of the oraftl runnjng on platforms directly di would be unpopular so it procrastj fert,n, and ignore eafh other except nateTho ,me is true of PrufJVernon Brown who did take a slam ceiling Living cos soared 02S s Kjm Sjyer Tjr0wn apparently has linjr i co soarei 6 af no nlatform He has the backing of re World V IlXevertho lc wo etraiDelbert Keller,, should hlish OPA and have more Catherine Wickcnhiser, 18, pitched both game They lay Bri irhton again today and Fowkrville Friday U S N arrived ikome with a dbchare Tuesday ftue fiwaHhet a Aael Carpen inflaron and whoopee DEPT CONSERVATION Lat month Sunday jruest of Mrs Emma Yollmar were Charier Eisle and wife Mrs Wilbur Eiseie and sons of Fowlerviller and Mrs Norma Oreryec of Det roit Sunday quests of Mr and1 Mrs W was driest April since U0f Precipitation wa only Arcadian owls the smallest tin Michigan are increasing Their cry tor apet fawt wek at IlearLake mtt and family J I family Ann Arbr ATZ 4WW Ad hone inl0 Arr jMrsLynn ,Hendee I Surkfey truest of Mr and Mrs the i 21 at Josephs Academy, Adjrain Sunday whereLois McDonald is CARD OF THANKS a pupil We wish to express our deep ap A marriage license was issued preciatJon for the many courtesies in Washtenaw county last week to extcnded us by friends in the comIsabelle Kiebl, 27, Ann Arbor ndlrrUnity jn the form of gifts, flowers, js ike a saw being filed Donald Dellabaug hWhitmore Lake anj encouragement in the recent illJ On July 1 tie forestry a section man, was found along the ,u s of U1 rfaUKhter, Iietty CaroljiU Sunday callers of Mr and MrskimlnCsiges and words of sympathy j acs of forests This is ,000,000 Ma theLoid richly bless each of 1 ivOTe than they had in 121 or Gratefllv A kill of 29,077 deer last fan Re, Be,, and Fnil, U a newco I iLMeyer were Ralph Hummerkh and m Shehan were DrHarlow Shehanf family of Gregory, Ruth Fiher, of 1 aMj family, Jackaonche Shehan division P Cov Ke ly and the Republican state aachine, the best organization of any behind him Mayor Jeffreys of Doroil is campaigning on a platform to return a greater part of the sales, tax to cities where the bulk of this is collectedThe cities have al ways claimed unfair discrimination in its distribution Kim Sigler pfpn finulav ttbeSharks Sowks home in VT w w r, rsUvnn taenoee j 1 were sold Success SBttHrffmviarw j Sunday jrueat of Mr and Mrs, John Sundav meat of Mr and M , u v M 0 had the moat hunters, fWWnUy ci5taW RphClin M TeZZ Z fatnfly, f7m fitlMrlAMl aod1 m nnes aw Jam anrf famiiv, Gerald Clinton and wife, 2 ZJJel ,ly DeXtor 6 1 Wife Walter Cliirton and wife, of Detroit, trXSTTn 1 DeXter Fred Berry of Howrfl and Vem FiA ite hw birtbrlav iroettR of Mr Mr Wm The SparuahAmerican War Vet MM Floten Tuoper, Mrs Tapoerf and wife of Monroe Frank McKelvey and wife of Pitts i i99 Archers only killed A wildcat oil well n county brought in 86 burg Pa are at Rush Lake Mrs Clifford Chambers and son isos to irradicate graft from the islature and claims he was fired to 3 200,000 j protoft higher ups Raymond Kefly, former national American LogiM oemmander has for his plforma cash bonus and greater benefit jor veterans Its a scrambled Haam but if organiaation oounta, should be the favorite in ihe lican Derby race Still in Kentucky Derby, the not wkL 8J deer Mecosta Darrein are visiting Mr and Mrs Qtto Poul jn Mrs Ryan and her 7th and th onus Aooiijary will meet May 28 t TJ 1 A ane graders of the Yoanglove school with the home of Mrn John Heebt,4S1 J3opeland, Auditorium Deirter May 1IM aeveral other aehools spent Ust Tues homld beAwi,or 1 M P1 Wjat the Oroeafield village other places and rtor i f intereot in Detroit Bchten JkL All hour Ayellow perch, wehjhior lbs , near Pi river recently taMCite m Si Sunday vkkors of Mr of Howell, Mca MSMR W daurhters Mm wt9t John Crane and wife of De troit ment the week eorf at Portace Lake 4 Utv t r W J r Si Mf Vs1 NfciGHBQJUNG NOTES JILV DISPATCH We May 1S, KtelMkUUl s g2jS33sEEL Syvn Theare CHSUSA Mica Fri Sit, May 17718 SHOCK with VINCENT fKlCE, LYNN BAR ANNABEUE SHAW Cartoon Stooge Conic Jy News 511, Mon,TucMy 19, 20, 21 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY Starring JOHN PAYNE,MAUKfcEN OHARA W1LLMA BENDMISCHA AUER Cartoon Canning Champions t The fctockuridge Jiiop is May and aiunuu kaniruet i May 2i The Nyrihwest Stockbriuge church ccuOiaUc it oOth iuuiivvrsary May The trailer home of Dick iiartuu oi LnuUiiia was destroyed by fire EiUa ruhn of Gregory celebrated his 86th birthday last week Ah and Mrs Cunis ratteraun of Stxkbridjje attended the Keuiuei Derby i Gerald lJelkey,USX dischargee Atirst NationalV Bank tm HMU d Jtiur, May 22, 23 Double Feature JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME with K1CHAKU CKAINL, lAlt MAR LOWE, MARTHA STEyiRT and CHARLES RUobtiu AIM GAY SENOKITA Starring JINX FALKENBERGJIM BANNON and STEVF COCHRAN Coming Periliout Holiday Harvey Girls Song of Arizona Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH Wed , Thur, Fri May 15,16,17 JAMES CAGNEYANN SHERIDAN in , CITY FOR CONQUEST Pluf NO TIME FOR COMEDY has opend a cbntul offihe in StockbridKe The Brighton Hotel has been sold W Adolph Growshowski of Clare ake, providing the liquor liceue can be transferred I Mrs James Lewis who lost two fingers recently was working at the I All Iroducts Co, Hamburg ana not ai t he Neveruil, 80 fanners with oUO cows have hae oraniiied the Eastern Living ston Artificial breeders Assn Jar vis Gage president Fred Cronnenwett has been namjusuce of peace at Howell to succeed Ihm Knapp, esigned Rev McGuire of Lansinj is tho new pastor of the Xazerene church at Howell Ralph Croupe, son of Mrand Mrs John Croupe of Howell was married May 4 to Cecilia Waslik o Cliiford, John Fialocowski of Hamburg and Mrs Wanda Rybka, formerly of Pinckney ,were married in Detroit May 4,They will live at Silver Lake Hamburg The Dexter board of education njLiikejLLnjLoptioi on 18 acres of land on UakeTMacrT6TalrafTr fieri The price is 4800 It will be voted on at the next school meet intr The Kiwanis club has agreed to Might it Alice Lovell of Dexter is valedietj orian of iho senior class arid Marilyn Widmayer, salutatorian AMti vita dttWAKi, RUSSELL KU5AL1INU Sat, May 17 Mat 2 rM 1RAIL OF KIT CARSON with Plu MEET ME ON KOAD WAY with MAKJUKlt KtIINULUfc, hKtU BKUUY, JINX rALKLNBERG Su7u6rMyl9,2b7,MaT Sun2 pirn THIS WAY FORWARD with JOAN FONTAINE IDEA GIRL with Jt55t UAULK, JtAN rULlUN CHARLIE BARNETT Orchestra IUtl,We0 May i 21 Double Feature Atl HJUNbd, BOrtlJA UKAINV1LLE in SkNORMA hKOM I HE WEST Also DICK POJZLL CORNERED Avon Theatre Shows 7 and y P M diockOnuge, Mich Fri MOJJL AiLM Couieuy witn OKAC1E ricumuut WOOLLY Pius AWOlftiMENT IN A Government Momentary Film tiie feci tic invasion SUB, lues, iway x, 41 NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Aiiier 21 muulhes ansence Maude Kichiuoiid lias again resumed her stu dies at the iinckney school iMemorkil service will be held in the M rJ church the Shnday before Doe oration day Rev Fr Conunerford entertaineu the St Cecilian Club at supper Fri nigiu Th last number on the lecture cou rse was givien In the St Cecil un Ciub of Jaekson Ii50 vere present There were 24 births on the town ship last year, Alex Mtlntyre is building on to his residence Ms L C lieJiiutt sold hor tiek Jiouse ana lot ovi Mill Si to Mrs AmtMiii Wilcox lust week Fred Sprout was knocked down and trampled last week by a hoi sc he wa,caring for The Teuton Driving Club hold1111 iirt meet May 150 Fund total 1201 Grace Hincbeyr2il,died oi TR Fri at tin home of her auntMiss Ld y Hinchey tiiarles Stephenson of Anderson was badly injured Monday when hi, horse ran away The section gang is helping bulla a bridge ai Mumth AJ Youneker of Ypsilaivi is vv operating the Auld or Mowers fu at Portage Lake Mr Mowers ha, bought the Jenkins farm west ol 1inckncy Charles Bownan has installed a soda foundation in his store A new front is being put on tho Mann store A severe electrical strom hit here Tuesday The home of Warren ILoff on Piety Hill was struck and a barn belonding to Frank Johnson XT4 of much dfumago was done g Undar Federal Supervision S SMeiubar FecUrai Oepoait 8 3 turance Corporatioa Alt D 1 S poiU luaured ui s iSOCrt f S I 3 aack Oijiteitor g s i FOR 5 3 5 fAsr AC HON BANK AUIU IAJANS CTI Having told my Pbce 1 will tell my peritonei property UNADILLA VIULAGE at Public Auction m S In addition you know the com g lete coit in adanceand you g J can arrange nsurance locally g wherever you wish 1 WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES S S OR PERSONAL, AT REASON f I ABLE RATES S x 5 5 wwiiwwjHiittiBiisiijMtuaiiiwHtmiy WANTEfjr SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS, CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb 8need HOWELL, MICH Sat May 18th Commencing at 130 r M I Iron Bed and Springs Bedstead Odd Chairs Chest of Drawers Trunk Sewing Chairs Wardrobe Oak Rocker Book Case Overstuffed Chair Chest Dinin Room Table Stand Pair of Velvet Drapes Foot Stools Victrola Picture Frames Book Quilts Dishes Crocks Jugs Churn Cook Stove Heating Stove TERMSCASH Porch Swing Lawn Mower Doz Decoy Ducks One Man Saw Bench Vise Extension Ladder, 34 ft Fence Machine Tool Chest 2 Hand Saws 2 Biuck Saws 2 Horse Collar s 4 Iron Hay Racks Garden Seeder and attach ments Garden Cultivator And many other articles 3WaTrerr Barton,HProp PERCY ELLIS Auctioneer ARTHUR BULL1S, Clerk I Dale Millorauu family spent Sunday vnig at the Iloliis Ilolloway honva in Plainfielu ii IL AlberL Shirley and family moved into the W II Meyer house on West Main St Friday Mr and Mrs S M lained the Lee Kettler Kobe rts family Sunday Larr and enterJack I Not NOTES OF 25 YEARS,AGO Pinckney high school lost to Howell Friday 7 to 3 The Pinckney business men got up , a team and played the hiffh choo Back into History wth Beautiful j lagt week amf by e way beat them WHfcKE DO WE GO rKUM HLKt An 1 echnicoior Cufttumes ad Plenty of Comedy Starring FRED MacMURRAY, JOAN LESLIE SUwKCarioon Mickey Mouie at tne Cireu March of Time Ufe with Bmbr CingSlate tmir nouw on 92nd fit to Heaven too The Junior class will sponsor a 4 number lecture course this winter The following attended the lecture by Willans Jennings Bryan at Howe Friday night Joie Harris,Ncrma Cur lett,Lure Hoff,Katerine HoffJennie LavevMr Mrs Chas Teeple,Mr MrsCV VanWinkle,Ross Read Raymond and Roy Harris Irvin Kennedy is now operating conduction It is more commonl Barney Lynches shop Shan jaxper md in useo in the piuj Ford surveyors are now at work jaal ailtf agrees with ail gender on Ford property here if JL W atill tiuilled over isavuroy The common council was advert for bids on construct in of 3 4CANQAL COLUMN JMSt Is X Y J A mast be losing her popularity 0 Jke waant at the JHup ising cisterns for fire protection m 1 DOES YOUR BEST FARM HAND SLEEP TOO MUCH The most powerful worker on the farm is electricity He is never tired, he never talks back, and the more he works the lower his hourly wage He is ready to pitch in at any hour of the day or night, and he never wants a day off Start him on a job and he wont quit for a minute until you switch him off and on to something else But, unfortunately, he cant think for himself YOU have to think up the jobs for him to do You have to find out all the things he can do, get him the tools, then give him the go sign, and he will work for you for pennies where other hired men will cost you dollars A wellknown farm paper has estimated that farmers and their help spend 65 per cent of their working time around the barns, cribs and other homestead buildings That is where the electric hand can do his best work He can milk the cows, saw the wood, pump the water, crib your corn, hoist and dry your hay, grind the feed and perform a surprising number of additional tasks if you, will find them for him Electricity is right at your elbow now awaiting your next command Dont let him sleep on the job THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY JttMter and the mers aa though Jac f gathering S M 4Mc make m0m0tJUmg tram ft mmm B the ted lo i D jwpjftpr MMX un greeted n wat the jrtfey nitc od used of Don doors loci ut 400 Roman y Any STACKABLE SON TOOL 4k WE MFC CO Procitsaiva Oiea mmd Toole Lathe aad AM Machine Woek JIM MOWEUL ST UVJiO TABU3C SALVESOSE Cat fiwactad Mrs Clare Palmer and son, Herb M lad and wife spent Sunday were in Detroit Sunday niyht niKhl at Schaefer home iorn to Mr and Mrs KuaseU Mr M Walter Clark called Read of Pittaburg,Pa,May 4, a girlf mother, Mrs, Nellie Clark in Linda Ruth I PanU Sunday Mrs Mary Singer has atored hejl Dr Cecil Hendee and family of furniture in Mrs Lulu Lambs ban I Lansing, calico at the Walter Cla rk and wUl sUy with her until ahe get home Sunday X a house v Mrs J McLucaof Stmdlay guesta of the R J Carrl Brighton weer Sunday guests of Mr1 were MrsRuaeU Bettes of Lowellan MEDarrow j and Leo Bettes and wife of Wall 1 Mrs Rose Hendee, Mrs Lyle Hen1 Lake idee and daughter, Marion, Of Ann Mrs,Nettie Vaughn and Mrs Mar4Arfx 1 t the Walter Clack iiorie Shehan and dOldern spent Sun j home Saturday, day at the Roy Merrill home in Web Mr ana Mrs eter Win Bauehn tained Sunday Earl Mrs Ednaeaaon and Leota and John Carw and fana Bohert fi Dtmd ftUMl DUablod Hf , Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE momcouMCTTo o m mc i COMTJUIT in Bauhn enter L isMHUWJ MQ WE BUY MUMP Aft CMfWI rkm RAII fiaw1a oy Reason and family spent Suafield and wifejfr anfMr ifWf1,, day at the Garner Carpenter homeioe fUugan, 0ffl 3Babhe and Mfrjgjfj Herwiasssphril and faasily C MML 3ara ia atenesh and pb fro VJ 3fc i PINCKNtY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 15, 1946 v in the Service fclAMfiRlCAN HEpQES by WOOOY COWAN H SELLNCi his iwo Hjuads of infantry pinned down by enemy machinegun fire, Lt Beryl R Ncwmin, 1argo, N D, boldly advanced, wounding two with his Tommy gun and chasing two others into a house, Vhen the latter two attempted to retake a gun, he killed them Then he kicked in the door of the house and forced eleven armed energy gunners to surrender lie was jwarded the Medal of Honor irf Security Education Kennedys Gen Store iS flWtiKNEY DKPATCH i iV JSaiarad at postolflos wm Hackney, Mich oend class leasts Paid la Advance, tubocriptioxi 126 s reel PASTY OMUPTT, PUBUSHBI 1 Steve Tiplady and wife of Lansing sweat the wuik end with Mi hidny Jou Griffith and iumil called i the Elwiu Hulce hie ui v iai Sunday i Charles Skinner has b i h,s house to K W Wakefield wiii move to Kvart Karl Gaines and family of Howell I were Sunday callers at the Itobert iike home Lee Lavey and family spent Sun day at the Howard Oiirien home ini Bunker iHil Junior Aron and Helen Aron of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr ad Mrs Eli Aron Mrs Roy Clark who was taken back to McPherson hospital is some improved Mrs Lain Lamh was in Ferry Wednesday to attend the Mother Daughter banquet Muriel Read and Alice Lee Ware vere home from MichState collegej over the week end i Sunday guests of Mrs Lulu Lamb vere Wm Lamb aud family andRobert White and wife of Ann Av bor Messrs R J Carr, P W Curlett, Wm Ropers and Wm Foster of Livingston Lodges attended the Past Masters banquet at Brighton Thurs day night kuel Coniwny of Ann ArhqrcaTN lat theITort I ticks liome Sunday Hert Hicks who has been very I 11 is improving I Mrs Mary Eichman entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs Ida Eich mans birthdayMrand MrsAmbrose llichman mwl daughters, Loo llaides and daughter and Tony Stulie and family of Detroit WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Ice Cream The Arctic Ice Cream Is Packaged Extra Hsavy to Carry Wonts This Month s Package Ice Cream fa VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANlLLA, 25c a Pint Bulk Ice Cream is bananna, uutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolata, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE I l Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected, Promptly Modem Equipment , Capable Men E L PARKER, Agent Phone 88, Pinckney Tba FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan I v Central Dead StoekCo JUL, , n Mi kid,iMt Williams of Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, hio spent the past week Qua Campbell were Fred Campbell li Mix Edward Kenny at and wife and Mrs Clara Foster of ush Lake h Aim Arbor ,rtuifliiiiiiiiimiUMiirimmiiuiim,iiutimi iimniniiiiMuuM F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN Si TZ 5 FOR APPOINTMBNTS i s 5 PHONE 358 Riidenc 613 g LimislliMAUUMUIHIHm rt7iiiiiiiiiiimiimiiimiiiiiiimiMiuiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimmiiiiuiiHiii 4 LIVE STOCK HAULING I GENERAL TRUCKING j 3 Weekly Trips to Made toDetroit Lloyd Hendee uuuiiimiiiuMiiiiiiiiimMiiLiifiuiiMiuiiiiiniiuiviiiuiMnMiiiiniiiiiJuiiHmiiui M m AUCTION Having sold the farm I will sell Public Auction my personal property I mile South and mile East o Chelsea at 375 Freer Rof on US12 on Thiir, May 23 One time fhere ivere 1wo farmers i 2 HEAD OF CATTLE Guernsey and Brown Swss Cow, 2 years old, due Janl GusftMas and Brown Swiss Cow, 6 yassa eid, calf by ife lift JMUUl3pJCD JMLACJITOi AWSWMK mtMitto stittr 20 ft fear Old Ewes 29 Two Year Old Ewes with Lambs 18 three Year Old Ewe with lambs 10 4 Year Old Ewe with Lambs 9 Older Ewe wiA Lambs 2 Oa Year Old Rama One day Jake stopped over at Bills farm, Got a great plan to save money this winter, he said Im mucin a little sawdust with the feed Hoss dont notice the difference Around Christmas they met agrui Say, Jake grinned, you oughta try my syr em Got the nag eatin half sawdust an half grain now Its a lot cheaper Bill wasnt so sure BUeve 111 stick to oats 25 English Leghorn Laying Hens COMPLETE UNE FARM TOOLS GRAIN AND HAY 175 Bushel of Corn 300 Bushel of Oats 10 Tons of Alfalfa Hay QUANTITY OF LUMBER 2x4 2 hu Mnk, lx6s 12 Ind by 4 Steal Fec Posts 1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Includes Electric Range, Rugs, Va cuum Sweeper etc ElfeGage,Pr it Acng about spring plowing time Jake cafhe over to Bills place, locking kind of gium Whats wrong asked Bill Isnt your moneysavin idea workin Oh, it woked fine, Jake said Had him trained so he w eatin nothin bit sawdust Only this mornin the ornery cuss fell down an wasnt able to get up How bout lettin me hire your boss for my plowin HEBES a big plowing job ahead if Michigan Bell is to expand and improve telephone service and supply it to all who are waiting It cant be done on sawdust Here is why Thousands of thrifty people have heir savings invested in Bell System securities Their money makes good telephone service possible In fact, Michigan Bells 5year l5Q,0QMJi expansion and improvement program will be financed largely by tfaeae and other investors And that program will provide more and better telephone service for you So you see, our earnings are important ail around And telephone ratessuch a small part of your monthly budget must be maintained at a level which will keep our earnings adequate Otherwise, investors would not put their money into the telephone business, and the future quality and extent of your telephone service would suffer We believe our customers want good telephone aervice, even if k costs a inferior aervice Technical improvemeots over the years Jbave brout rates for good them down in me face of rising costs But if the recent rapid rise in costs may become necessary In any event, Michigan Bell wants to insure telephone service V A HAJMJLD MAJTTUL CM , Ml CM I 6 AN SI Li TI1IMSII C O SI A SJ Y 1 tIMJMJM MtfHMC MOC4 Iff AM MM M riMMMIM HsW ijtiV iAkS r f siMCsr T ISPATCK Wednesday, May 15, 146 Now Available CAR LOD OF HOG FARM rfcNCE LLfctiKlC CHICKEN BKWUhK MILK CUOLLRS EMPIRE MILKERS JET OEEP WELL PUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKUEN SEEDS Classified Want Ad 1 For Sale Horizontal forte fiump, used only a f aw months with pressure tunkjlifts water 24 ft and forces water up to 20U ft in a stock or ressure tank 10 11505 Dexter Rd, 1inckney T Bodia FOR SALEElctric Sweeper,Eur 245 Unadilla St, Phone C8 eku, make, completly reconditioned WANTEDTo buy an outside toilet mn uAr v iv , ,, Marshall Meabon rOK SALLDimng room suit and vm, c A T v U1V, Living Room Suite in good condit v, f , o w M n i, ion Mr Louis Kourt MhDarrow312 WMain, Pinckney i025 Pettysville Road, linrknv J F01i SALEEating rabbits 1inckney 101 I SALEUtiedTuTubeFox8, 2x, j barn track hangers 22 t barn track Wii Aron, lJJjjkney 2 FOR Call 50F2 FOR SALEOne Holstein calf or will exchange for G or 7 week old pigs Thos Murphy,lMnckney, 211 E Main ThePinikoey Sanitarium Ray M Daffy, M D Mswkney, Mickigaa Sunday 1100 m to 800 p in Wednfday8 to 4 tp m, 7 to S m SatuYaayV to 8 in the evening FOR SALEFrame 2 story barn, MOxM ft, stout frame All must be SN AXTEDWoman to care for 7 removed from premises months old1 baby boy in own home L J, McKinley 30J Mill, Pinckney jWrite Mrs Francos Russell,Tinck WAXTEDWoman for housewurk t0 care for child Joe Lovell Portage Lake, Pinckney nuy, Mich, o o Charles Porter WANTEDA milk goat, that is DR G R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST 111 N MioUftn Telepkoaee OfHM, 120 ReeMenee, 123 Eveajaga by Aweteftaseat HoirelLlkbLjM HERBSNEKl Paoao 183 107 Howell, RM Estate, City, Lake aad Fi A 9 List Your Property Wttb Mo CEMETERY MEMORIALS J L ARNET ft SON Ann Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigaa Local Representative Phone VI or 439 Monument lAarkere freshMARION BEAUTY SHOP LOSTEstrayed from my Jarm 2 , Tom Turkeys, Finder return to Ray I R times, Pinclaiey FOltALlSJI ousting chickens, 5 to 7 lbs Dude Hinchey HARDWARE BOYDELL P mmVkMH EUAMELS or soon will be for a sick person, Need at least S quarts of milk every day Please write or call in person 11505 DexterRd, Pinckney TBocfia STATE OF MiCHuK The Probate Court tor the County Tiuck, of Livingston SP JZING IN PERMANENTS LEE LAVEY e ts , FOR SALE1 Route and haulinp for Twin Pines at West At a session ofaid Court, held Eiht Mile Road 52372 Northville the Probate office,, m the Gity of PhoneJKUWiI, Northville, Mich JHoweU in said Countyon the 10th ,FOR SALKIog roller oneKergu day of May A D, 194 yvn Road Cm t, Olivet plow, all in Present,Honorabla Willis LLyons AI Shape, George Pearson Judge of Probate j Tom Clark, J inn , in the Matter of the Estate of, luii SAUI2u ifailon square gasT Inez Wc 11 urdiek, Deceased oline tank with pump and hose alii It appearing to the Court that thfc complete ami a good 0ne 2f00 al time for presentation of claims again so a truck load of kindling boards ist said estate should be limited,and for siDo Percy Ellis,phone 3111 1 that a time and place be appointed, to receive examine and adjust all MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARVIS,Owner PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan 1 MARUN J LA VAN AMney g vw 13 BrlfMtet tfUbite LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoae WF3 Pinckney Michigan VanWinkle VanWinkU Don W Van Winkle Charles K VeeifVioei Attorneys at Law Firt State ejf Saving Bank Howell, Mkhigar P H Swarthout SUB FTJNERAL HOMB Modem Kqvipeaoat Amholanee Senlee Phone 39 t0l WE HAVE Percy FOR SALEEatinpota7oc7 No 1 SeW Potatoes,C4tippewa and hrtah Cobblers M j Reason FOR SALEJersey cow fresh in June Henry Porter, 45 Mowers Rd Kings Crest Seed Corn WANTED Ianer of all kinds, Iron, Ras and Copper Harry Prisk WANTEDnemocfeling patch plas Iterino and block laying by hour or contract, S720 PeUvsville Itoad ckuins and demands against said da ceased by and before said1 Court It is Ordered,That all of the credditov of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at aid Probate Office on or before the 22id day of July A D,1946 at 1 ten oclock in the forenoon, said time ANN ARBOR nd place beinj hereby appointed for Septic Tanks Cesspools Cleaned c MicMi Pinckney 69F6 Repairing WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 MICH or rinn PinuV 01F73 TTSEest WANPED CH1 KES prices paid for all kind of poul Tyler Prolan, Howell, Ihone r72 Howe Mich ,,1 he examination and adjustment of1 all claims and demands against said deceased I It is Further Ordered that public notice thereof be yiven by publica tion of a copy of this order once each week for thre successive weeks to said day of hearng, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a nevspaper WANTEDOutside Spray Painting Js Bob Downni, Strawberry LVe, West Sd MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING State 8717jLakefide Drhr Licente Ruth Lake Auto Trailers Any Size Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sine 6x6 5x7 L ft H TRAILER MFG CO ,hone 28 Pinckney, Mich LEE LAVEY, Exclusive Agent Phone 59F3 DAYS 90100 His110 Farmers Feed Supply Co WANTED Crneril Truckinjr to do Krad, steiie, black trirt and filling nci0Ui dirt hauled oi1 invtbinr that can be tn J ir , , , ,M4 hauled in a dunDtruck PHlted und circulated in said county Konnctli Kellenborger Willis L Ly, Judge of Probate Idonn irili after f p m A tru copy r, , 7 T Celestia Parhfill,Register of Probate Ribinstein Cosmetic ex,wnsLiain , B Li 1 nekton CounJy at j Hove Ruths Shop for Women J ,ln tue Ulhce Ot the UrBin LOmmlsB I loner ot the County ot Livingston In the Matter of the Marion No2 SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 Eat Jefferton Street DAN BURKETT Phone 6292 Ann Arbor, Mich, icn e in STATE OF MICHIGAN FOR SAMvSkbwooff Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co, Phone H44 Howell, Mich PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr FOR SERTCE oar R, ppd nivpshire Y Hamperian Housewives BAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tbe United States Government Needs them Cor EXPLOSIVES Leave Tbem at this Store i and Branch No2 Drain Marion Twp Notice is Hereby Given, that on the fuh oay of Apii l4 a petition was filed with the undersigned Comty DiainCommisisioner for the County of Livingston praying for the cleaning out and extending of IMarion No2 Branch No 2 Drain Marion Townshi p That upon the 25th day of April 1145,the undersigned filea with the Nnorajle Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate a petition asking, for the appointment of a Board of Ieterroin ation j I That said Judge of Probate havinpr appointed Charles Itrson of Howell, 1 lorry W Gamrnuss of Brighton and Charles Itsell of Genoa Township, as v Boaru of Determination Now, therefore, paid Board will meet at the residence of Reace G Crdnith, Marion Township, located on the S1,z ot NE of Sec 33 on the 24th dav of May 146 at 1030 oclock in the forenoon of sard day , eteruine tVfc necefty of cleaning out and extending said Drain in the Township of Marion TherefM all persons, muncipalitie and highway officials interested in the proposed Cleaning and the GROW PICKLES on contract, No 1, 425 No 2, 200 No 3, 75c Contracts can be obtained from C F Hewlett, Phone 93, Pinckney, Mich ELECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES REPAIRED PHONE 115 G E VEDDER ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR, IT NOT PLEASED, your 35c back Ask any druggist for tills STRONG fungicide, TEOL Made with 9a percent alcohol, it PENETRATES Reach es and kills MORE germs faster STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the Count of Livingston in Chancery Wilhelmina Maschulewski and Aug usta Moschulewski, his sister, Plaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Vivian Scott, George Scott, Mollie Scott, Lester Scott, and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, and the unknown heirs, devisees legatees and assigns ol Lill ie U Scott, Defendants Sui pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery at Hiweli, iticbigan, this 6th day of April 1546 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said cause, that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain whether the said defendants are alive or dead, or where they may reside if living, or if they have any personal representatives or heirs li mg, or where they or any ot them may reside, or whether the title, irterest, claim, lien or possible rigl t o hese defendants have been assig i ed to any other person or persons or whether such title interest, claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the plantffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons who are included as defend ants without being named Upon motion therefore of Winkle VanWinkle, attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered that the above named defendants andf their unknown heirs, ievsees, legatees Extending are requested to be pre Amost everybody is planning to buy land assigns cause their appearance sent if they so desire metiitlg ne ag s00n possiblea to be entered herein within threj Dated at Howell this 29th dayo, 1 household appIiance, io, prl months from the date hereof and AP i9w r ,1, TW i Sme improvement to the home that in default thereof gaui bill be Floyd W Munsell, County Drain for taken as confessed by fL Commissioner of the County of j f ants and each and all of them 1 , v i It is further ordered that the Do you have only part of the total EetafoUsaed IMS itte MePherson State Bank SEE YOUR BANK Do you have the cash purchase price The bank is the place to solve plaintiffs cause this ordler to be published within 4foiV days in the in Dispatch, a newspape printed ney u published ani cculatin m this kind of problem Loans through County once in each W6ek said for income i McPhosaft State Bank Money to Wan at reasonable ret Interest paid on Savings Booto and Time Certificates of Deposit AM depeaeto e to 96 im by ttr esa9jjesfeip m re NOTICE Just meefred a big order f DeKaJb jalrtr Hyed Seed com i and have limited pplyNos 66 65 I , U t9t 44A 414 and 46 Arte Waaioo, DeKatk Detder Gregory, Msdb Plme Stack F2 irrm j WANTEDigii ecbooi boy to wvrki ihatf 4aysmeW ealjr Lfcht work, avear Fineknev IzW ley ftoa Piie 1 Cierk Coir rriso tier Livingrftr Countv lchan The itbovc entitled cauie involved and is brought to quit title te the following described lands, located In the Township of Oceola, County of Livingston and State of Michigan, and more particularly described aa follows, towit Tht north half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter el Section twenty 20 in TowndMD threeaorth Range five6 Michigan, and containing t acres of land more or leas VanWinkle A VanWinkle Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Business Addreaa, HewelL eseeeve 4ReeMeseMBeee We twenty the tM this We br for U V tLCneW 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 15, 1946 Description An account of the resource May 15, 1946 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 1946-05-15 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/40780bc7b838dc00a46681682ecac611.pdf 84f2c777474dcc8a50d94bc314d69a75 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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MIiMII IMma iimmfm , l 4t Biiirliitc Volume 63 News Items of Boys in Service Tie Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, May,22 1946 VF W Post Is Instituted i CUR DEMOCRACYm , Whe Are aWstng in the Anud Dick Amburgey USN returned hoiup from the South Pacific ith discharge last week after three years absaneta Paul Perry, son of Ed Perry of Anderson who served 4 year with the U S Marines in the South Pacific ana was wounded 8 times has reeniited in the US Navy Easel Meyer and wife expect to return to Washington, C May 27 where he will have shore duty after 4 years at sea George Gee, commander of the 5th District VFW of which this county J a part helped install the Pinckney post Friday night His wife who was present is hjeed of the Ladies fc7 by Mat Wolverine Post of Detroit Install Pinckaey Poet Officers at Public Ceremony Friday Njght Impressive ceremonies marking the official birth of the Pinckney Post 73UX, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U S, was Jheld at the PinckneyNschool auditorium Fridav evening Theevent was witnessed by a capacity audience of Pinckney and Gregory residents, who gained jects of the gold chevron Oraer an insight into the nature and ob Preceeding the ceremony thej Hamburg Boy Scout fife and drum carp, gave a fine concert Following opening prayer by Rev Allard, the colorful initiatory rites were performed by the ritual team TUT FAMILY PLANTING A VSGSTA3LE GARDEN NOT ONLY Jh TAKES CARE OF ITS OWN NEEDS BUT HELPS TO RELEASE FOOD WHfCH CAN SAVE STARVIN6 PEOPLES THROUGHOUT THE WOXLPi Auxiliary Their only son was killed irora Wolverine Post 171 of Detroit, on a bomber raid over Europe, iBst natlonl champions The post Harry delink just oisaharged frem the UC Marinas, has q uiealy reconevrted u civilian life and Is driving a tractor for Curtis Drown Lt Tel Bourbonnais jr has beeni discharged after service in Japan and the Philipines and is w orking In Lansing He will finish his course at Mich State college Douglas Plummer, recently dis was officially mustered in by Merle Hpoper, Jr Vice Com of Dept of Mirh and vice chairman of the national legislative committee George Gee of Walled Lake, Com of the in District who helped organize the post, was master of ceremoniesThe officer of the Pinckney Post were installed by the mustetfing Officer Misted by the district comnmndes The list of officers was published previously brief addresses wero made by Lee Lavey, village president Lynn Sendee, sup rvisor Ross Read, Percy Ellis, Ger add Reason and Ye ,Eoiton VFWI visitors included Elbert Grove,Howel 1 VFW, posftniommanders and M Luciie Gee, senior vice president of he 6th district auxiliary and visitr from Northville and Howell posts in accepting the gavel from Hopp er, Commander Read reiterated the ennrgeu from the USNis working, r , as draftsman for the Uklahoma stateI Following the ceremonies highway dept J0 Lavey ,recentl ttfscharycf from the service will go to Chicago memorial aay to see the Cuba wallop the Cardinals, Wallace Lewis, son of Mrand charged from the USN is working sterotype room of th Livingston County Press Lt Dominick Conklin of the air force arrived home from Europe with a diacharge Thursday and isjpjedge of full cooperation with alll i visiting hit wife and daughterJeg, elements in the community,in gy Burns at the Ray Burns home tne jntersts of veterans and their Major Wm Brown of the army dependents and in support of nl medical corp who is visiting hisjwortay projects Local News I CURBENT OMMKN Mr and Mrs Myron Huges were in Detroit Friday Vh Because tte prmary VT A i ru t A A u u near but tne canuidatea seem to Miss Arlene Thorpe of Ann Arbor ,, , j be becoming very 4 Bonus for Vetis visiting in Caliiona j Miss Joan Cass spent the week end with her mother in Jackson Mr Patricia, were in Detroit Saturday j J UMtf t0 commit Umvil fce is till Miss Eva Melvin closed her school against using any part oXrthe state Plainfield lnt SVJ 61 millioon dollar sjgphfor it but said the bonus Spd be paid from a present state tax It is estimated that a soldiers bonus which erans minded, Raymond Kelly, former national American Legioon com I jnander has always been for one but rs Clare Palmer and daughter, untiJ last week Vern Brown had re icia, were in Detroit Saturday i at lainfield last Fri with a picnic Mr and Mrs John Hawkins of Wa yne spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Louis Coylet John Can jonn uaiver and family of Ypsila L 7 nti spent Sunday at the Earl IWhnl pay on an avera 250 per CUJ THE FAMILY LIKEWISE PROVIDES FOR ITS OWN FUTURE WELLBEING AND CONTRIBUTES TO THE ECONOMIC WELLBEING OF THE NATION WHEN IT PUTS ITS N0ONEV INTO USSAVINCSS BONDS LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS nS S PEMOCRACY AT WORK Hooper in his address spoke oil the work being done,, in Washington for veterans by the VFW and wife and daughters at the John Bell noma is on 46 days leave and goes back to Germany June 29th Garth Mayer USN called up jMfljtflfJlf u P0 1 the onljriagbi pmrtfita, Mr JdMr WvH Btt9iPjpov interested in veterans welfrom New York City New York, fare wereKihe veterans families Sundayand said he wouid call again the V FW from there He broke his hand deep Charter of Pinckney pot is stil 5Y MARYS CHUUCH ConjuieiiceiiieDt Kev Frands , pasto tea diving fn the South Pacific CpL Louis Swarthout dias received a diacharge from the army and arrived home last week He was open and veterans oi all wars who have served on foreign soil or hostile waters are invited to affiliate as charter members Meetings wil be NT 4 wounded once, received several decheld at veterans hall on Main crayons and was one of those who ,,,, raaaftorad Correigdor and planted the American flag there Mr, and Mrs Irving Reynolds of Mr and Mrs Morley Reynods a cou GfteridaJe, Caif, visited his parents fie of days last week He was married to Miss Anna Orchard of GlendV May 44 last He expects to attsehool in California h NEWS Cirettit cotiiT for the May term eaWened at Howell Monday with a on day session Devoted chiefly to ipsurilization cases and arraignment Tke jury is not due until May 27 but iCns not certain there will be any jury cases ready by that time on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month at 8 pm The following are the charter mem bers initiated Beryl Amliiry, tks Amburgey, Richard Amburgey, Law rence Baughn, Burdith Clawson, James Dagg, Kenneth Davis, Eugene Pinkel jr, Raymond Ellis, Donald Fisher,Gayle HendeeXloyd Hendee, Wm iKuhnM James LaRue, Virgil LaRue, Cliarlrs M Lavey, James McKuhe, Wm McMack en, Ira Nay, Howard Read, Max Reynolds, Paul Singer, Robert Singer, Robert Urnstead, Wesley Umstead,Bennie Van j Liberty 1T7 I r Catechir Week rrofixaiiii 9 I No vena Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism 74T Sunday and 100 Commencement Week Feativiie Ar Herein LUtct Next wjeek isCommencement week and tlitf following evenia arc listed Fridaj 1220 noon and 800 p m Prepaiation for Holy Commun ion each Saturday 8 to 0 p m mm Sunday 700 to 730 a, m home Mrs Ella Maddon of Milwaukee Wi, spent last week at the Lester Mc ee home Mr and Mrs Walter Clark spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Clark in Ann Arbor Clarences Culvar and wife of Detroit called1 at the Murray Kennedy home Monday Mr and Mrs, ClyUe Fisher spent j Sunday with MrMra Harold Ham mond near Owosso Mr and Mrs EdseJ Meyers left last week on an auto trip to visit relatives in Boyne City Ona Campbell and family were Fri nigth guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jtay Newcomb of Howell Mrs Jene Popp and son of PlymouULjare vJsilingMjLahxhnmbTnrdti aTiiTnas witfe her were in Perry Sunday Mr, and Mrs Robert Tasch and spent the week end m JJet Miles Totz service man, would cost 180 miiliona I The sales tax this year is expected to bring that much A legislative committee has been formed to draw up a bonus bill Senator Carpenter isj chairman, Senator FlejUher,vice chairmrii and Rep Joe Warner, is secretaiy BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate will be at the schooi fcjumlay nilit, May 2Wl is as follows invocation Kev Allard Come Thou Almighty King Thank God for a Gardenliiee Club Address Rev Francis J Murphy Old Rugged Cross Godof Our Fathers Glee Club Benediction childern roit with Mr and Mrs The Atlee and Harry Lee families attended the card party Sunday at the Dilloway home in Howell Mr and Mrs Harold Wheeler and dautfther of Dexter were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs John Bell Mrs Rose Nash and Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor were Sunday gu est at t W, J Nashhomo Ona Canpbell and family were en rfeprtained Sunday at the Plum iHollow country club in honor of Leonasl 15th birthday Miss Lelia Monks, and MrsSadie Lansing MrsPat Hankerd and Miss Ella Hankerd, Munith, called on Mrs, Norman White Saturday Alger Lee and family are spending a few days at Allegan Lindy Johnson Mrs, Leos brother is before going overseas Clare Miller and son attended the Hoston Detroit double header last Sunday and Mrs Miller and daughter visited her parents there Visitors last week at the Andrew Campbell home were Willard Dennett and family of Jackson, Mrs EarlGa ngre, passea the buck again last teek by extending ttyl draft Jaw for 45 days but raising the age limit to to 20 years,thus exsrapting all teen age boys We wonder just what group or organization was BO interested in exempting the teen e boys Wo have talked with many returning GIs they dont like this masehift ex ten Ion bill either A boy usually graduates around the age of ggfljj occupatoon and is single Now this bill blocks him He cannot enter college for he knows he will be liable for the draft in two years The same reason will bar him from engaging in business Now if the age limit had been left at 18 h would have had his time served by the time he was 20There is still one loophole All fathers are exempt Neither is the bill fair to the CIt still in service for if the recruits do not come in in sufficient number they will have to continue in service Suii May 2Gth,5th Sunafter Easter Com Sun for boys,8th week of 4 7th Novenna Among the intentions are May VJ fur late James and Mary McCluskey May 20,late Leo Francis Johnston of lines and Mrs Robert Pike Gregory, May 21, late Cpl, Edward Stoth, killed in action Jan 2,194S, May 22, low mass for dead, reqby Mrs iiomanWenzcl May 23, Low mass the for late Daniel Hayes ,, , May 24,Req high mass for late who was injured by an auto on M36 Rev Ezra Beachey John Kohey famiy May 2 5 Req recently is said to be reoveringat COMMENCEMENT high mass for Lindaman family Pherson hospiUl Rev Allard, in the drive for food for the J Vern Fisk and wife of Monroe and staining people of Europe 20 It was ever thus Last week the Notre Dame base ball team played jMichimn and nap than three big lea guc scoufl0Muding Wish EagenDolroit and men frootn Cleve land and Brooklyn were there to see Red Barrett, the sensational Notre home forciame PhM who had won 7 straight games However Barrett had a bad day and Michigan hammered him all over for a 7 to I victory, so his big league aebut is probably indefinitely postponed Miss Beatrice Lamborn who has been caring for her sister, Mrs Jesse Henry for several weeks returnd to Gregory last Thursday Donald Gall, the 4 year old boy Invocation Music High School Churus in Unity Baircttnv Norman VanBiaircum, Emmett Widmayer, Arthur Young, Gerald Vedder, Donn Widmayer, Deni0 Tn John Young, Paul Young, Robert Land of Hope and Glory i casn was received1 Sunday and numAmerica, Our Heiritage erous cans of foodThe drive contin Charles Clark, Salutttorian Ues Bring in your donations or give Donald Burns their, to any member of the parish Reginald Krahni Young , CLAUDE WECEJflyi Security Charles Ford s Hill Maynard Clark Claude AWegener, 52, son of the late Augustus and Jennie Wood Weg eaer of Pinckney, died suddfeny at Sharon Woods,Cincinnatti, JTrursday He was an auditor for radio Station WJBR,Detroit for the peat ten years For the past 20 years he had resided In Detroit He Joined years ago Surviving are his wife, Alice, a sis terA Mrs Anna Matyn and two bro thers, Charles of Detriot and D wight W of Pinckney The funeral was held Monday at tiM BtteaeBorgemn Funeral Home, Cindnnatti, with burial in CinrinnaL Lois Kellenberger Patrick Jeffreys iAmericaOur Challenge,Wanda Coons Thomas Howe Mary Wylip America Our Future Jack Reid Marjorie Bootz BASE BALL SCORES Pinckney high school won three more games last week Monday they defeat Grass Lake 7 to 2 with Ledw idge pitching Wednesday they beat Brighton 8 to 5 Pinckney had a lead in the 7th but Brighton tied the sco Presentation of g Gavel j re 5 to 5 on Pinckney errorsIn the Jerry Ledwidge to Charles Darrow i 8th Pincknev ttored 3 8 to Ue PresenUtion of Diplomas by Livingston game, Charles Clark pitched for , Supt Reader Pinckney Music by Glee Club Friday they beat Fowerville here Song of America Virginia , Umstead 3 to 2 Fowlerville tied the score 22 in the 7th on Dick Youngs fumble In tine test half of that inning Young atoned for it by scoring Chuck Clark America, the Beautiful Benediction Rev Ezra Beachey COMMUNITY COnoX HJRCH v AHrad Allard, Minister MrsFloreoc BaugbOtOrganiit and Choir Director G M Thompson, S Supt Morning Worship 100 Sunday School , 110 Choir practiat Wed eveafig GOSPEL MISSION Pastor ,, aara Beaehe S S StyL Marvin Shire Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1046 Young Peoplas Maelng 73a Evening Wonhip ,,800 Prayer Sarvica, Wad 80 Orin Fidk of Greenfield and Ralph Clinton called i C J Clinton home last Wednesday andattended the Met Chaiker funeral Martin Griener and wife of Brighton and Gerald and Ralph Canton Everyone likes to brag about the prime Old timers say base ball is old days when they were in their not what is was when they played itMaybe there is some truth in this Nohit games seem to be a dime a dozen this year In Detroit high school leagues there have been no less than 12 nohit games pitched this year One pitcher has pitched 4 such games All over the state come reports of nohit high school games They soem to have caused no great stir and we hear of no big league team offering any of them bonuses to signs contract So we are beginning to believe most high school batters could not hit a flock ancf families of Detroit were Sunaj0f barns if they were tossed up to i i u T iii i guests at the C J Clinton home Mrg and Mrs Paul Baker of Syracuse, NY are spending two weeks at the R J Carr home Leo Bettes and wife of Walled Lake spent Sunday there Harold Hinchey is excavating the old basement on M3GW where the Chester Hinchey house burned and enlarging it preparatory to building a new house Charles them Some smart guy has thought of another way to conserve food He won Id do away with the Second Helping Vomhow we do not bej lieve this will ever come into gener al use or prove popular Just imagin sitting down to a table and not Among those who attended were Mrs Mgfat Wagoner of Pinckney and Charles Wegener and Mrs Anna lUytof Detriet COUNTY SOFT BALL LEAGUE who had walked with a hit, giving The county soft ball league will PincJcney the game 3 to 2 start at Howell after Juie 1 AU In the toft ball league last week games will be played at 900 p m NOTICE to awid errors in reeore he aeeisssry for any malej who presents himself for rej at the office of the SelecJ J being able to say Please pass the Eddy of Owosso and Leo j biscuits or meat or I will take anand J C Gehringer of Ann Arbor other cup of coffee No this sug spent the week end with Mrs Edna gestjon is against laws of human Reason and famiy and reshingled the J r,ature house Mrs Roe Hendee who hs beon staying with her daufchterMrsMaxi I Parkinson, Ann Arbor, hah punVy NOTICE PINCKNEY ALUMNI if you do not receive a card an nouncingthe coming banquet it is j0hn Dinon Mill because the association did not, Stoccupied by Jack and wiUj return to Pinckney The Petty s vi He school enjoyed a picnic at Camp Talahi Friday with ice the Cubs beat the Panthers 8 to 5, under lights There are G teams in BatteriesCubsB Singer 6 Palmer it this year, two Tnore than th Bears bet the Tigers 4 to 2 Wednes last 2 years They are Howell,Pinck PantherP Singer A Meyer ThSney, Brighton, Fowlerville and dByBatteriesfBears LB AmburgeyjHartland and Milford received1 not later than May tnfIe teacher 4 Meyer TigersDlnkai Reader An attempt is being made to reMail your letter tofiary Jane laecnj Hause have your correct address You re invited to attend this banquet June 1 Bill including dance 200 Since the Smith Catering Co of Ann Arbor will serve the banquet both reservation and money must be 25th Official Standings vobs 8 0 Panthers 2 1 1 2 8 cream and all the trimmings They played ball with the Hause school Miss Eva Wenderlein is the Pettysv and Mrs Harley Zeeb SKECIAL CO4ruMCAllON There wlli be a special communica ion on Saturday night May 25 to conferr two third Degrees, All memb res of the Followcraft team are asked, to be present Refreshments wil be served after degree work Leta have a good attendance out There wil be a practise meeting Thursday night PW Curlett Sec tfpa Service Board to bring We Mrth eeftJfieate er a baptismal meer wfcfc Mm est feat 184 birthday PfcsmY H Dorfee, Chairman feeal Wn4 1, Lrvtegston Cewmr my maoy Games Next Week Wednesday rPairthers vs Bears Mendey Cubs vs Tigers f00tem in this league for two years tiiLiverance Funera 1 Home atCharles Whitehead andmtie mr Tfce Yosmg Ladies Auxiliary will m Use ehucch parlors on Thursday evOaay 28 at f m once The LHtlo Pioneers or Ann Arbor high school second team has entered the high scheoT Ieau composed of Dexter, pnekney, rtrigktton, an4 SaKne Another team is desired to make tt a 6 team league The Stave Teeple or Fred teenfe fhrm en M84TE eat has been sold ha Chester Decker to Jomt Kiddl Fowlerville Monday tms leek Itemson and lamflf Hl occupnhn vidted the Tulip Festival at Hellj end SeAueeey Henry and family 10001 T, i Dxter,Secretar, Pinckney, Mich I SunUy callerg of Mr Mrs 338f yTVr1f r 1 11 3e Henry and son, Geijaldlbert Nesbitt and1 daughterBernice, land Clinton teams Pinckney had aattenied the funeral of Le8ter Huntand granddaughter, Dian of Detroit, Vhitehead and snfe Greglery Mr and Mrs S E Swarthout, There was an alarm about mid MnpWMrs R K Elliott and LJ, night last Thursday that someone was breaking into the Gulf o il station for the steenth timet Deputy , Murray Kennedy went iut found no one Mrs Earl Baughn, Mr and Mrs Fred Lake has sold his home on Uwrence Baughn, Mr ane MrsWinWest Main St to M J Reason and rton Baughn and family, and Mrjmdj wiH Meatier reside lFloridajrg, Robert Seefeks and NeU Baa CAJtD OF THANKS We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their msnys acts of kindness shown as during the illness their time of and death of the tote Merritt Chalk also Livingston LedgeNo 7 F eY A M for eendeeting the funeral ear RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Whereas it has pleased the Almighty Father of the Universe te call from labor to refreshment our beloved Br others, Merritt Chaiker and CL trie Wegener and they having been true and faithful brothers among us Be it resolved that the altar of Livingston Lodge No 76 F AM be draped in mouring for a period of 60 days and that the families ef the deeeaserfbretheri be extended the sincere sympathy of the ledge In of these leseletions ,H, 5 t cr J m A ft i vW J vV t2r jjnIV Ji tf LISPATCH 8Bl S Sylvan Theatre CHCUKA, MICH tlUhiBORlNG OJES NJTS 0F 2 yERS ACO f Stockbridge war veterans have ma le application ior an American Leg Fut destroyed iiie bam 01 ion post charter liinuna uivv6 msi ec Mis Virginia Pinckney of Stockj urn it uu lennant, A team Ci horses Frht Sat, May 244, 25 PfcRILlOUS JOURNEY A ComedyMystery PAT OBRIEN, RUTH WARWICH ALAN HALE, EDGAR LUCHANAN Carieea I N,wt Sun, Mon, lues, May 2b, 27, 2 THE HARVEY GIRLS Musical in Technicolor Marring RAY BULGER, MARJOR1E MAINS JUDY GARLAND JOHN HODIAK VIRGINIA OBRIEN, PRESTON rUSlEK Cartoon Pete Smith Fala at Hyde Fark Sua Show 306, 500, 7x60, 900 Mrs J can jiibs Hernia uivi4vjr w w W4i ,miam, team Ui bridge was mamee to Raymond Spej belonging to Louis Canton perished ncer of Lansing May 4th and aiso a new Ford sedan, the prop Phillip McCleor, son of Mrs Art mj oi the C J Clintons Friends hr McCleer of Gregory was married iouk up a purse oi money to aid io liss Agnes Mary Timm at St the family m their loss, Marys church at Jackson, last week Mis liazci Latndar of Ann Arbor, Murray J3rosi of Dexter are erect and K Day Liid Pinckney Ford dea ing a new building 40x132 for their itr were mrrrieu at Ann Arbor May woodworking factory JUL They will live at Pinckney Mrs Frank Martin of Inkster forj Councilman John Nagle of Detroit merly Anna Stevenson of North Lake was a caller at the Dispatch office died last week Thuisday He has a summer home at James Morgan, 7i, prominent Duck Lake and is also taf expert for auto dealerof Brighton dled at his Detroit Edison Co He is experi hoin,e there last week Buck Lake and is also tax expert for Edward Fritch is the Howell senl menting enriching his land at Buck i ior class valedictorian and Mary Lake by means of the Lumpus Weed Cooley, salutatorian , a Pnt rich in soil fertility The City of Howell has purchas1 The high school base ball team is f CTI l Having sold my home I will sell all of my household goods at Public Auction on the premises on West Main Street in Pinckney village Qnj Sat Wed, Tiur May 29, 30 P1NOCCHIO Walt Disneys rantasy with the CR1CKETT, BLUE FAIRY anc PINOCCHIO ICartoon Sport Reel Shows 715, 905 ed the Mill site and water rites on Thompson Lake power continuing in their winning ways They beat Southn Lyon again last The consolidation of the First Nat week with Gilbert Campbell pitching ional and First State banks of Howj Solos by Mile Ketter and Helen ell took place last Thursday, The Mercer and piano duet by Milo Ket iTirst State building will be iwed nnia sunitimit r Four teen age boys,Lloyd StearnS, Fowerville, Richard Frank and Har old Wraterby, Howell and Fred Vannoss ot Rush Lake have been arrested for passing ovter 300 xn worthless checks and are held at Howell on 1000 bail June Commencing at 130 P M 4st tier and Bessie Swarthout were spec ialites between acts of the senior play Mrs vViggs of the Cabbage Patch tfells of St Coming 2 to , yDragonwyck Trunk MarysJune Saratoga Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Methouoist and Congl churches will hold liemorial services next Sun Tinarriage license lias pecn issued1day to jack Thompson, 21, Howell and Mr and Mrs George Poole oi Gr Koxie Davis, 18, Brighton I gbry seebruted tlieir Mh wedding I The Howell high school track team anniversary last week j took 4th place at East Lansing TeepieUadwell have put in a pij dJc 1 st week unt t0 ight their store W asectlyii RohcitLiithers of Chubbs Corners gas is on v high school truck Frank Sigler and Dr H Sigler icin inn Arbor and took second in were called to Cheasamng last week rt truk moot by the llifes of Mrs Addie Pearce 10 George Cundiff,, Ann Arbor, who Miss Tressa Melvin closed her Pet tioTnrchere tysvilleschool withxrpuiic Saiuiaayt 3 Good Steel Beds, complete with Springs and Mattresses 1 Wood Bed, complete 1 Day Bed, complete 1 Electric Chef Stove Writing Desk Dining Room Suite 2 Piece Parlor Suite 2 BedVoom Suites Several Small Tables 4 RockersHooK Stand Toaster Oil Heater Gulf Clubs 4 Nice Bedroom Chairs Several Mirrors Odd Chairs China Cabinet SeveralJommodes Kitchen Table and Chairs Trunks Sideboard Library Table Wicke Desk Coffee Boiler Clock Parlor Table Round Tables Rugs 12x12, 3 9x12, all good Small Rugs Vacuni Cleaner Bookcase Ironing Board Wheelbarrow jShot uu Halltroe 00 o Fietrie Lamps KTcctric Washer Work Bench Lawn Mower LacMer Garden Tools Sprinkler Porch jrniture Carpenter T Some vw Lumber 4 Doz Traps Bird Cage Old Style Ice Bpx Antique Articles Cooking Utensil Dishes Pots Pans Curtains Quites Pillow Cases Sheets Tabic Linen and many unlisted ar tides Everything clean and in good shape TERMSCA5H lues,Wees May Zi, 24 Double Feature ALLIN JUlNkS, nwmiA V1LLE OK AIXrim into S TTCIirfs a couple of weeks ago in SblNUKlTA hKUM IHt WEST Also DICK POWELL XORNtRED Selected Shorts Newt Thur, Kri, Moy 23, 24 JOHNNY WE1SMULLER, UA JOYCE was fined 7775 including costs for reckless driving at Howell The attorney general has ruled that qualified electors may slum petitions whether they are registered or not This opinion was Requested by Stanlcj Berriman prosecuting attorney STRANGE CASE OF LIZZIE BORDON by Peter Leviiu Road in The American Weekly witb Sundays Detroit imes, Peter Levins, tic Lilzie Bordon who according to Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman have purchased the Durkee farm at Ander son Charlie Hinchey, brother of Grace has gone to Colorado for his health Ed Conners of Silver Lake has rented his farm for the summer The FAM andOES will run an occasion over the Grand Trunk to Do troit June 7 Howell high school will hold theii lth field dtv Mav 2i The high school has put up a new tlas pole The irraduutin class numbers lA PERCY ELLIS Auctioneer STANLEY D1NKEL, Clerk 7009 Tons Of CoalDiet hr A Day BRENto 1ARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMEN ALLAN CURTIS LON CHANEY MARTHA ODRISCOLL THE DALTONS RIDE AGAIN 1 Comedy New considcod Americas greatest mum El,ith yUl,,hn Mablc ij,er Nelli or mystery Read about the enigma jarciner iJa Monks, Mocco Teeplo tic Liie i,orden,Nho according to Rolert Culhiine Francis Carr, Wirt th elebratrd song took an axe and Bartonj onnun Reason, John Can gave her mother 40 whacks when she saw what she had cfone, she gavp her fathoi 4 1 oil, S T Grimes, Archie Durfce Rill Monkst and I HAVE FOR SALE THE CAROLE SetMay 25 WILLIAM GARGAN, V , LANDIS BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS Plus KEN LUKT1S, JEFF ODONNELL In THROW A SADDLE ON A STAR Comedy Sun, Mon, My35,26 THE SPIRAL STARCASE with DOROTHY McGUIRE, GEORGE BRENT Selected Short New New Reynolds 4oo Pen WUH REVOLUTIONARY Sliding Protector Unconditionally Guaranteed to Write At Least 4 Years with out Refilling , Pen Itself Is Guaranteed for a lifetime 4 WONDERFUL NEW KEATU RES I Writes Under Water Writes Through 6C arbns With Protector Point Dries As It Writes Writes High in the Air For Mr, Mrs or Miss c , CORY DRUG STORE Avon Theatre gP Shows 7 and 9 P M, Stockbridge, Mich Frl, Sat, May 2425 ABBOTT COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD i Here is fun for everyone Starring Bud Abbott Lou Costelo Plu f Cartoon People On Paper Bus Pests Land of the Mayas Sun,, Tues, May 26, 28 blAlE FAIR la Technicolor A Comdy with Music Starring JEAN CRAIG, DANA ANDREWS and DICK HAMES News Cartoon Raiding the Raiders COuinHouse on 42nd St Lav Her to Heaven And than ihere Were None Special 55 INCLUDING MEAT POTATOES,, VEGETABLE , BREAD AND 3U 11 bJLK COFFEE OK MiLK SERVED DAILY THROUGH SATURDAY SATURDAY Brashs Restaurant ec Hiss Janet Feidler has gone to Grimsby, Ont P W Curlett and family spent Sunday in Detroit Mr, and Mrs Henrj Hauck came home with them Week end guest of Mr and Mrs LetterMcAee were Miss Mary Mcaiat mi Phillip Hudson of Detroit I Ma waat to de 1 jean Ge to eeilege, I tec Save ae0aiAfiBnd til the jrtfj WU teip, i why I want hJ Wkal aay Jikelhatf WARNING If you are not already registered you must register at once in order to vote at the plimary election on June 18th To register you must go personally to your Township or City Clerk on or before May 29th Dont let any member of your fr family or any of your friends lose their right to vote on June 18th by faiing to register, America is depending upon you KELLY FOR GOVERNOR CLUB BILL HODGE, President Only enough for one days electricity for the 3H million people we serve Pictured above is one normal days diet for e giant furnaces of the Detroit Edison Company Were using less than 7000 tons now, thanks to your help in conserving electricity But our coal reserve is low It may be two or three weeks before enough coal reaches us to permit unrestricted use of electricity You will be notified as soon as the emergency is over Meanwhile its urgent that ALL citizens in Southeastern Michigan continue to observe brown out measures THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY Mrs Rosemary Schoeaer spent Sat j Sunday visitor at the Lee Levey Kobert Bead and ftvaOy spent the onlay in Detreiot home were Joe Mets end wife of week end in Grmad Btdi Mr and Mrs Edwin Nnotfer ofDetroit and Vincent Shields M Una Dorethy Beberts ef 12 Holt ent Saturday with Mr and J HowelL Harry Ukrey asd wtfeff an the Lee end Kettler IteUoyd Heo, f , 1T dee iMCw P1NCKNY DISPATCH WednesdayMay,22 1946 U the Service AMERICAN Hepoes by WOODY COWAN D EATH came to Lt Dale Christensen, Gray, Iowa, 112th Cavalry, after heroic action at New Guinea, which earned him a medal of honor Finding his plntoon badly shot up from short range fire, Lt Christensca CrawleJ close to the enemy, silenced one machine gun with hand grenades and later led ah assault which resulted in the destruction of four mortari Kiri iSeemrity Education Travel i KennedsGeii Store IF C ReUkhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 1 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN S mm tm FOR APPOtNTMBNTS PHONE 353 Residence 613 tiKiuaiiMiiiuiiiiAiiaMiiiiiuiiiiiniiumiuinuiiuiiuMuiiHliiitiiiiiHiiniiii, iiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiitmiHiiimiiHuiiimuuiiitiiiiimiutiiiiuiiiniiJiiiHiitiiiiMii P4NCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at poetorfle Ptockney, Mich rcond cuus uattr Paid ia Advance 8utwcriptioxj M26 vei PACW CURLSTT, PUIUSHEI Mra and Mrs Albert Laikel were in Ann Arbct tuily Jjuvid Ledwidc was home noi jssunption College, Unl ow IUC week end laui Avotte oi eiiOi pea liie i week end with Ucniie anuluircum and iJoni Spears i Mrs Orson UKeuiO has return ed from a visit with relatives in New Baltimore, Ohio James Shirey is bdilding a new cement block porch Friday Haines is the contractor Mrs Anastacia Belllranz o Ann Arbor is staying1 with Mrs Luciaa Drey or for awhile Mason Welch of Walled Lake was a ,uuta of Mr aiuLMrs Asher Wy lie last Wtiausduv Gerald Dinkel andfanilv oi Lake Chemung and Edna and iJernice J i Maas wore Sunday guests of MrJ and Mrs Albert Din e Frank McKelvey of PisburgPa , came here to rent a cottage at Hush,1 Ltke for the summer but unable to ifo so returned to Pittsburg Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Robert Tike were Mr and Mrs Kohi ort Pike wore Mr and Mrs Murl Pyington of Vernon and Mr Mrs Frank Oviatt of Gregory MJ a no Mrs Dale Miller and daughter visilod Mr and Mrs l llan senson in Ann Arbor Sat night Mrand Mrs Frank White and dtKMov of Howell calf at the Pen White home Sunday Laatsvjpk AnnAijtfXettaisLrii WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Ice Cream Tne Arctic lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy tv Carry Horn This Months Package Ice Cream e VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUICH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Uulk Ice fream is Uananna, butterscotch, Vanilla, Chocolate Fudjie, lioyal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE od a picture of 4 generations of Moa bon well driklers The business wast started by George E Meabon, 82 when he was 2n years old Now it is I operited by his son George, grandJ sons Marshall and Leon, and Robert Meabon Dead or Alive Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoefcCo Tho I P W umlrr direction ,of Claude Kirschkc, commissioner are putting in some new sidwalks und repaiiing oM ones about town iltlll 3 I 1 LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Mad toDetroit OYER SfEA VETER MMi8iW, For GOVERNOR RAYMOND J KELLY Kelly is fighting for immediate payment of a substantial cash bonus to ALL World War II Veterans IMPORTANT7Have you registered All Veterans must register bejore May 29th in order to vote WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed HOWELL, MICH iiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiitiiiiimiiiiimiiiiim I FirstNational I Bank i i REPUBLICAN tVTOTE JUNE Tth In Howell Under Federal Supervision Menuer Federal Deposit In urance Corporation, All Da posits Insured up to 5,000 fo 5 ack Dpeito, YUU AKL IHL HUSH is Lloyd Kendee 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,11111111111111111111, Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO , Mm EARLY MORNING CALS RECEivti ir ,1 YOU the public are the boss under oui freeenterprise system Pusiness competes to give you what you want Those who serve you best get your business prow anl prosper That is true of free banking We are responsive to your wants an needs The American Way of Hanking is beat for youbest for all Help preserve it Z 1 l g i WE HAVE AMPLK FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS Telephone thoughtfulness is appreciated, too 1 , , I 1 t 1 MICHIOA UtTOitoaV tm The driver who respects your propertyarns your respect and goodwill In the same way your rural line telephone neighhors appreci ate your thoughtfulness in keeping your calls short avoiding interruptions when theyre talking in carefully hanging up the receiver so that the line is kept free That way everyone gets better service One of the principal objectives of eur 5year 13,500,000 rural expansion and improvement program is to reduce the number of subscribers on overcrowded rural lines This big program already is under way and will be stepped up as more and more materials become available am A MM eisi 5 REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON S ABLE RATES ajtmimi TRIRT Hotdi it K Or fll your play Keplcatv Ucf when put 22 30 Price 000 i, rtteM Mmdmf, Ww4mU, fridtf, Peircet MICE UM STORL FOR WOMEN HOWELLMKH x ,c v jf k 9 V , , L A Vv rSS r UNCKNfr t DISPATCH War ,22 146 Now Available Sfe CAR LOAD OF HOG FARM FENCE LLLCIK1C CHICKEN UKOOUER MILK COOLERS EMPIRE MILKERS JET 1EEP WELL PUMPS v GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GARDEN SEEDS Classified Want Ad FORS ALE40 eight weeks old pigs 9each Louis Tuthill, 2 miles SW of Hamburg, 11761 Merrill Rd FOR SALEBarn 30x6o and an acre of ground MikePankoff, IM36W FOR SALEA1 Car radfio 260 George Enquifk Hiland L akte FOR SALE Holstein bU calf born April 19th well marked black , wt 200 lbs Sire Shiawana Toop Hat 832407 by artificial illumination Dam Segis Fobes Ormby 3230238, Papers with this one Buy him May 30th to June 2nd, Robert B Horine 80u Darwin RdPinckpcyhone 7F3 FOR SAtEDlniKg room tut and Living Room Suite in goocF conditI ion Mrs Louis Kourt 9025 Petty sville Road, Pinekney For Sale Horizontal foxes pomp, used only a few months with pressure tankjtffts water 24 ft and for, ces waterup to 200 ft in a stock or ressure tank 10 11505 Dexter Rd, Pinekney T Bodia FOR SALEEljectric Sweeper,Eur 245 UnadillaSt, Phone 68 eka, make, completly reconditioned WANTEDTo buy an outside toilet Marshall Meabon FOR SALEBarn, MEDarrow312 WMain, Pinckney FOR SALEEating rabbits Call 50F2 FOR SALEOne Holstein calf or will exchange for 6 or 7 week old pigs Thos Murphyinckney, 211 E Main WANTEDWoman to care fo 7 months olcf baby boy in own home Write Mrs Francos RussellJPinckney, Mich, o o Charles Porter WANTEDA milk goat, that is fresh or soon will be for a sick person, Need at least 3 quarts of milk every day Please write or call in person 11505 Dexter Rd, Pinekney TBocJia L PR0FES ThtMoft Satttariu Raj M Duffy, M D, SuadeyrlltOO a, m to StOO p a WadA to 4 tp m, 7 to p 9fcturdey7 to 6 Im the crania HERBSNBEu HoweiL DR G R MoCLUSKEY DENTIST 1UH N Miseegaa laPW 660969 nWMMW epes Eveaiaga a Appsioraiiet Howell, Mftblaai Au Arbor, Mlebig aa HAROLD T CHUBB Howell, Mlchif aa Local Roarasoatatiao Phoae 6 or 439 Monument Meeker MARION BEAUTY SHOP HARDWARE BOYDELL MINIS VAWHSH EKAIKIS SPEGALK SBIRI r FOR SALE Used Lumber 6x8, 2x8, barn track hangers 22 it bam track, hill Aron, Pinekney FOR SALEFurniture Mary Newton , 11336 Lako Drive Hiland Lake 5th house from the dam JZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE ANb MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARVlSOwner MARTIN J LA VAN is LEE LAVEY t WANTEDWoman for housework t0 care for child Joe Lovell 11 Portage Lake, Pinekney FOR JSALERoasting chickens, 5 7 lbs Dede Hinchey FOR SALELog roller one Fergu STATE OF MCMiUAN The Probate Court tor the County of Livington At a session of said Court, held the Probate office,, in the City of Howell in said County, on the 10tn day of May A D, 1946 Present,Honorable Willis LLyons, Judge of Probate J in the Matter of the Estate of Inez Wc Burdick, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the son Road Cart, Oliver plow, all in time for presentation of claims again JA1 Shape George Pearson Bt 8aij tate should be limited,and V Tom Clark farm that a time and place be appointed JFUR SALfciilzo gallon square gasjto receive examine and adjust all PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phoae 3F11 Pinekney, Michigan Charles K ealaj Attoraaf at Law First State as Saehsga Raaa to LEK tAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 66FS Pinekney Michigan P H Swarthout SOB FUNERAL HOME Phono 39 MkUf I WE HAV oline tank with pump and hose all claims and demands against said de koHlpletea7TdlhTo7KaT l ceaseffbyi7latTcl,ealatuTt iso a truck I for 150 load of kindling boards Percy Ellisphone Sbll Kings Crest Seed Corn WANTED Paper of all kinds, Iron, Rags and Copper Harry Prisk It is Ordered,f hat all of the credditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 22nd day of July A D, 1946 at ten ocfock in the forenoon, said time Septic Tanks Cesspools Cleaned WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 424 Pinekney 69F6 Repeiriag WANTEDttemodeliiigl patch pas1 terie and kgb, toujr or ni , f Cyp2g the examination and adjustment ot WARDED cJHMKfiMftv Htst a11 dftms and demanA again8t 6aid ANN ARBOR MICH contract, 720 Phono Pinoknty MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING State 6717 LeteeMe Drfr Rush Lieenee Laka DAYS 90100 05110 , deceased It is Further Ordered that public notice thereof bo given by publicaItion of a copy of this order once WANTED General Trucking to do each weok for three successive weeks gravel, stone, black cfirt and filling previous to said day of hearng, in dirt hauled or anything that can be the pincknev Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true coy prices paid for all kinds of po Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 672, HoweaL hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberger Phone 19F13 after 5 p m WANTEDOutside Spray Painting Jobs Bob Downing Stravberry Lke, West feids SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East effereon Street DAN BURKETT Phone 6292 Ana Arbor, Mien Farmeri Supply Co PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mgr Helent elusive in Howell ,GROW PICKLES on contract, No Rubinstein Coametica ex, Celestift ParshalhRejrier of Probate I, 425 No 2, 200 No S, 75c Livingston County at j Ruths Shop for Women FOR SALESlabwootf Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 Hoiwell, Mich FOR SEBTCERegistered Hampshire boar Y Hamperian Contracts can C F Hewlett, ney, Mich be obtained Phone 98, from PinckHousewives SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS The United States Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store J vt KKf A A ty rOlPLL CTSETTER MEATS A1 Marks Wfcsle yReader and Peach Palmer , spent the week end in northern Michigan I A sandblasting machine from Ann Arbor removed the paint from the Parker garage last week Lois Ware spent the wees eivl in East Lansing, with her sister Alice, thy Meabon attended iii Tulip festival at Holland Saturday Mrand MrsMarshall Meabon moved into their new home on M3 W Mr and Mrs Wm jUiiCsDoro last week Neil Beughn, David Aberdceen,L initiated into the DeMolay at Ann Arbor Monday night I Mr and Mrs Rex Nogvle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen home j The Misses Nellie Gardner and I Fannie Monksvwere Sunday dinner J guests of Mr and MrsAndrew NesbittDrand Mrs Wylie of Dexter called in the afternoon Paul Singer and family are building a house on Hamburg St south of the Abe Haineshome Miss Lois McDonald spent the week end at the VarHnorn and Mc Afee homes She has been elected president of the Honor Society atSt Josephs Academy, Adrian and will compete Iffer a national scholarship, Wm Haines whb broke his leg re and has been on srutches, had ELECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES KEPAIRED PHONE 115 G E VEDDER ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR, IT NOT PLEASED, your IS beck this STRONG L Made with ML perAsk any druggist for fungicide, TE6 cent alcohol, it PENETRATES es and kills MORE germs faster EtUbHsnaa1 1S69 tit McPherson State Bank SEE YOUR BANK Almost everybody is planning to buy him and has been on sruwnes, uu something ne as soon as possiblea cently when a tractor tipped oser on car, household appliance, radio, or afali last week and is laid up again some improvement to the home Mr an f Mrs Gordon Wenger All these items must be paid for John,of Detroit were Sat How Miss Jessie spent the week end with Auto Trailers Any Size Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Stendard SJe 6x6, SxT L A H TRAILER MFC CO, hone 26 Pinekney, Mica LEE LAVEY, Exclude Agent Phone 39F3 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Regular meeting held 14th day of May 1946 Meeting called to order by Pres, LaveyRoll call of officers PresentGriffith, Clinton, Palmer, Hammer, and Clark Absent Kennedy Motion by Clark and aupprted by Clinton that the following bills be paid 3tanley Dinkl t18tOQ M L, Hinchey 3800 H Wylie 3000 O Amburgey 3300 N Buzzard 6587 J H Shults Co 830 Detroit Edision Co 10166 Detroit Edision Co 90 Lee Lavey 3450 Joe Clark 300 Motion carried Motion made by Clinton and supp orted by Clark that all oil tanks undersidewalks curb pumps be declaimed p public nuisance end they be ordtered removed Motion carried Motion made by Palmer and supported by Griffith that all curb pumps I he for bidden Motion carried Motion made by Hammer and sup ported by Griffith Be it resolved that the following streets in the vill age of Pinekney be vacated and discontinueaPutnam St between Howell St and Marion St Marion St between Unadilla St A Putman St Motion carried Motion to adJourn Motion carried Clyde E Fisher Clerk urdaywllers of the Hof f Sisters, j Do you have only part of the total Probate J Mis8 Jessie Winchell of jfietroit 1 Do you cash City of Howell Ho purchase price 4BWBS w income Leonard DevereauAnd family of Detroit and Mrs Whs Deverett of Howell called on Mr and Mrs Ben White Saturday Week end visitors of Mr andMrs W H Mever were Wm Lamb and p2rUrl0m State Bart Mrs Weltha Vail and Miss Jessie , Green have returned from Horton Interegt on ggg Books sad narry Ceriiieajbl ot rjpoaft STAiE OF MICHIGAN The Probato Cu for taa County Liviafton I At a session of saia Uourt, held at the Probate Office in the City of in said County,on the 19 day of May A D, 1946 Present, Hon The bank is the place to solve1 rete5t,n WUI U Lyons, this kind of problem Loans throughWdge of Pbate the bank contain no hidden charges ln Mstter of the Estate ct Rates are reasonable and payment is arranged to fit the borrowers from and had as Sunday vueste Palmer and wife,Detroit CRXBLESON TOOL A WE MFG CO Prof roeeWe Diee aaa TooU Letae aaa AM alaeaiaa Work 306 HOWELL ST of AU deposits aa to 6,60000 eared by oar wsainaraaip la oral Doae Mick 666 NOTICE Just reeelrad a big order of DeKatb quality Hybred Seed eara and have limited supplyNoe 66 66 66, 240, 269, 404A 410 aaef 164 Arlo Wasson, DekLalk Dealer Gregory, Mien, Pbaaa Stack 9F23 E Irene Bezley, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims agaitut said estate should be united and that a time and place be appoint fd to Receive, examine and adJdst all claims y and before sakf Court It is Ordered That all of the creditors of said deraaaed are required to present their dalms to said Court at said Probata Office n or before the 26th day ej gif A D 1646 at ten oclock forenoon, mid daw and bareojr appointed for the i OB amd siaataatet of all OdD PREPARIATIOKS UV1tt TABLET SALVENOSB DROPS Us Oaif As Directed WANTEDHigh school hay to work half daymSundar only Light frrss work, near Piackney 2160 beardsley Roao PK ie l6Fo It to Further Ordered, That puhlto notW thereof, be grrea h Hon of a copy of this orier, rarr opsin weeks prerieas to day of heariag is the Piackaey Dispatch, a caktted ia WeUto L t60a iadga of A tneecopy of N r J Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 22, 1946 Description An account of the resource May 22, 1946 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 1946-05-22 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6bc7fbfeedd515c7443f25a38602e760.pdf 5897fd3b8a719b5b0c594cbc373e061c 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. w,i Jtl Volume 63 ispatctj News Items of Boys in Service 11 A Item Concerning Our Boy boA Sewing in the Armed In order to avoid errors in record it will be necessary for any male person who presents himself for registration at the office of tike Selective Service Board to bring his birth certificate or a baptismal record with him on his 18th birthday The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, May 29, 1946 Baseball News This Week First Meeting In Five Year The newly organised VFW hard ball team of Pinckney played the Dougherty team at Brighton Sunday and beat them 9 to 7 Hank Green, southpaw, started for Brighton and atout Pinckney out for four innings Michner, who replaced him, was hit hard by Pinckney who knocked hint j Philip Gentile, USN, M 3c reout of the box with a fiverun rally turned home from the war after al in the eighth inning Newell Presley started for Pinckney and was roleived by Beryl Amburgey in the Gth inning Bill Kuhn hit a double most three years absence with a discharge Thursday He was in the South Pacific Ed Meyer, USN, who was to re turn to Washington, D C Friday received1 a five day extension m his furlough due to the railroad strike Wayne, Ind, with John Clavinger and spent the Week end in Fort and wife with whom he served in the South Pacific and Okinawa George Aschenbrenher, who has been with the navy in theSouth Pacific three years, is expected home any day now and has reservations for the alumni banquet Capt Walter Mercer, recently discharged from the army, hns resumed his medical practice at East Lansing, Michigan J Murphy, who has been in service at Pearl Harbor and other for ,,,,,,, eigr prices for three years has becnijuipe, rf discharged and s visiting his rjiitjiieitlaucl wrhnrmrrs7THomas,iurpJiyi Green, p, rf i Thompson, 3b RAILROAD STRIKE Carney, If Last Friday the entire nation wasIHa brought sharply to its senses by aHerbst Pinckney High School, After a Five Year Lape, Resume Alumni Banquets Over 10U reservutloasare already in fwr the PjntKney High school alumni reunion and more are still coming in The banquet will be ser ved at the high school ai tiilSO The pogram is as follows Call to Order by President Mrs Mai Rune Mrs Community Singing Led by and a triple and Joe Lavey hie a Merwin Campbell home run for Pinckney j Roll Call of Classes The next game will be on Mcmor Welcome to New Class Glen Tupper ial Day with the Dexter veterans at Response by Classes of iMJ, 1143, 1044, 1945, and HUG Memorial for Deceased Members Past Five Years Recognition of Service Men and Women Pinckney Game time is 330 Pinckney All B A Kuhn ss Palmev, 3b Shiroy, 2b Lavey, cf Widmayer, rf p Young, If Amburgey, lb J Young, c Presley, p Brady, 2b Brighton 5 3 o 3 3 3 AB 5 5 S3 long heralded railroad strike of Lo comotive Engineers and Trainmen This had long been expected but had been staved off by truces several times Its effects were quickly felt in the nation and Washington wert into action and did what it slivuld have done months ago It took ovr the railroads and drafted the men to operate them This took some unersl10 and only a few trains were run late Saturday night The eifects caused by the strike had never been experienced before in the nation The postoftice was ordered to take nothing but firyt class mail ana Pinckney was without all papers and magazines except such as were delivered by trucks Bread, which had been getting very scarce, disappeared entirely So did meat and other articles, Factories began closing right and left The BrownMcLaren Co at Hamburg has shut down for two weeks At Zee land and other places the chick hatcheries were unable to get rid of their newly hatched chicks andhad to drown thousands of them 5 4 5 4 2 2 4 R 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 R 2 1 1 6 0 o l o 0 1 II 2 2 0 1 f 0 0 1 0 H 1 o 1 SI MARYS CHJUCft Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Masses at 7iu and 1100 a m tucce4m , , nauy and 100 4iy v, iu 1220 noon and 8 J p i aation for Holy Cununun ion ach SatuiJay 8 to S p am Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m We extend congratulations to all students of the local sehoul, anl the nminbcrs of the neighboring township schools wio are graduating tin month from grade and hih schools Among those graduating are students from this parish enrolled in Stockbriue and iinckney high SCjlOiuS, M ii r Local News I Ruicoe Yarborough and family of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs Kleuinor Leduidge I Wm Haines and family of Detroit and Ld Cooper and wife of Water i im No 22 OMMEN William J Cameron, one of the nations great journalists ond after i,o were Sunday visitors of Mr d f rd pub M George Meabon Jr i ls anU rad10 commemtator Mr and Mrs Gordon Hester of I,1 J18 Xiin in0 fieuh ViMlanti spent Tuesday at tlieAL, , Us 1U age He Mitd liouMier was a Li,, tu ess COMMUNITY CCmUL tHRCH Alfred Allard, Minister NeibiU liotiie N lliuiday caller Mr iind Mrs Frank were m D troll ThurMia law Xujle and wife peli Saturday at Ueeii home wis Weilha li the Fiank Abcrand Mi s JrK ehver the commencement adat Dearborn high school thia year but the invitation has been with drawn on uVnand of the entire itiaient body there of 500 who threat to go on a stiK and not atLh coniniencement exercises at i he talked Tin Musical Number Mildred Lavey Old Members 2 1 1 1 0 0 2 Remarks bj, Closing Song As a memorial to the late Lucius E Wilson, who acted as toastmaster many times, this position was left vacant this year The reception committee line will be composed of Mr and Mrs Loss I Rend, Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Morn, Mr and Mrs W 11 Meyer, MivamlMiwrtrtrFlVri and Mrs 11 C Vodder and Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel A dance will conclude the program Dance tickets alone, may be had for 10 per person Banquet Green spent Sunday at Moium f Mrs vlee Sehoenlials f and Mrs MreFlorenc BaugiwijOrganjst andllli Karus ami iauiiLers of Uoutll n Sunday visitors al the J, J lonies j Choir Director 0f G M, TMpvpson, S S Supt Morning Worship 1010 Sunday School 1130 Choir practise, Wed evening VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL The Vacation llible School of the Connuiiit, Congl church will be held at the church June V to 7 Anyone v hu would like to h ith Uie ilible School please to the superintendent or pastoi day morning 1 ned teml e utiKca The cause of thia lidon is that he has been writing thu ilag and the Cross, offi ii magazin of Gerald L inf his Ann K Smith erica First party and for ieury and Thomas Ware homes Howard Kands religious magazine, Mr and Mrs W 11 Meyer fmrmtlVrn,,,1 hits denounced him Sunday with their daughters, MrsrliiL all uil ve none of Willa Lamb and Mrs Megan AtLeehlM ron is probably like the in Ann Arbor Jpiuii i ,m went to the mound too Smith in of 1 Van oi ,n Kiade ri tile I p report un Mr and Mrs Clifford Detroit cnlhd at the Cli iorn lionie Suinfas ril laniuet ut lowlerville several Mrs JuJui McDonald of New Jer ,,a,s il ,111 were not overly ime visited friends in IitiysviMe jvs,,,t,J iio lambasted both Demo lat week irat MI id Republican is eitiently on the down We beaut him at the inter banquet at Fmvlerville ears aico and pressed, 0 JN Lt Kdward Howell, wife and iloganson, c 1elky, lb GAME HERE SUNDAY The Uowser Wildcat softall lean will plav Pinckney here thir Sundn June 2nd at 3 pm on the yoitbull fielu The Wildcat team has been nsorou bv the Powser Cor, raUon and Local 902 UAW Clu from Chelsea and for several years has been noted for playing local and out of state exibition games All the local softbail fans should make a date to see this game and dance both 200 a person TWO THIRDS CONFERRED Livingston Lodge No 70 F and coiiiorrod two Thirn lie, i GIRLS SOFT BALL The high schod giils l lu11 LCuio lost to Dexlc, laot Monday In Lo 10 Rita Kennedy and llnvbar Urovn were the Fmckny The young women 1 lmccv Vixe organized two softbail tear and Play on Tucsd y and Irda niShts UK team is compoed o Ue following Rosemary Schosser ,i olds Mary Hauglm, Clarice Ren Singer, Jeanette SJI lUyn Pon, GeraldW fillip vv , A number of Howell people at eer, Marjory Davis, MarJone Shenan Gerievieve Read, Mildred Miller, Mr tended the Baptist convention Grand Rapids All who came bytrain were stranded and those who arrived by auto were kept on the anxious seat by the rumor that also prevailed here that the sa oi gasoline would be stopped at midnight Friday by Congressionalorder The railroad tracks quickly gathered rust The last train out of Detroit for Chicago Friday night was operated entirely by white collar superintendents who had been former engin eers, firemen, etc The strike was broken Saturday night but it was not until Monday that the trains resumed anything like normal schedules The entire condition of affairs is ridiculous We have more wheat on hand than ever before tyet there is Andv Singei, Donotltj Hughes, Bill Swarthout, Elsie Dewolfe, Sophia Bo bon, Marie Heath, Ann Heath The umpire is Amanda DeBarr Saturday niejit before a crovd oi mo 00 people, including vioi from Ann Arbor, Biighton aid Detroit Fred Ialee, member of the lodIor 44 years, who is leaving Iiiick ley, was jiesoued with a handsoii e leather Glulone traveling baK tlv, pvesc ntntion being made by John Martin The assembled Ma cms were then treaied to a fish suppr This ui, i uie po iblc by Kiank Aluroe n galhcrtd the fish from various Masons the past year and put them in cold storage Win Batighn wa GOSrEL MISSION fcizra Beache Supv rTTTTTMarvin iSliiuT Worship 1001 Sunday School 1045 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Worship ,800 lYayer Service, Wed 809 Morning daughter, Karen, of Flint spent Sunday at the W J Nash home Mr aniP Mrs Will SmA called on Mow44kR4rt nTTTMirnTTTyoT Vhitinoie Lake Sunday Mrs Viola Head, Mrs, Clare Palmer, Mrs S II Carr m d Theresa Coyle attended th no program of his own parties but had organizarecent convention at MEMORIAL FIELD Pari, ol tJ 1 equipment o erans Meiional iili ha It consist of rliectois brackts, seek 1,, iePt bulb P i in hoi a i , iuonas le w an iioue The eahle and , be si nl si,a a, M r Petder field laid out and timue o measurement Th liP po been on the around inr ome Last week the bukinee ken cement in file 1 uni For shortsightedness and inability lo see jjmjjhjeiiijmsewe beleive TnTrDTSli ials a olher tions At thcii Atlantic City attendeef by 2,00 delrs egatcs an attempt to amend their law Kings that only white persons nmy appear Daughters convention at Stockbridge jin tl,tir Innstitution Pall, Washin , D, C,F was voted down the Vt i d Pit e1 c Sll ill tn i the le line if he lm i on it , a I Uet week A number of little friends helped1 Donna llayilo celebrate herseventh hirthday hriday Sunday isilors of Mr and Mrs Pe jaydiu were lob Turner and lie and Ki nneth Guy of Detroit f Mrs, Myron Hughes were in Del it last Wednesday Mr aid Mrs Lonovich of Detioit uh d at t In Mv ron 11 ugla s Jiome here Suiifiay Miss IPa VVeiule Pin, I el l svje chool teachei has hoimPt tlie Don Vm,i of Now gand Mrs Jersey was jeered and hootd when she proposed it The occasion of this action was the refu sal of the 1 A R to allow Hazel NeoU, a Negro grand opera singer to sinvr in their hall on a program To our knowledge no church, fraternal oiKaaiation except the DAK bara Nfgrnes from programs sponsored by thcni This stubborn attitude of the D 1 ha placed them in a very uniavorahh light in the nation ol man The S CI, t al the am chef, sisted by Jack Riac Ollie Wilson, iwief remarks were made by th new Masons Blair Steele and JamcKubst TPx Roggle, of Ann Arbor, Lloyd Marton, Portland Henry Se irer, Brighton Robert Woody and John Ostrander of Detroit C1KCUIT COURT NEWS In circuit court last weeK S people were maae citizen, They were Mary Hornshaw, Felix Donay, Hedwig Has rnbusch, Anna SnuLii, iioland LeLavili, ietroncle Bugis, W m Easton, Gertrude Brandt In the Pinckney soft ball 1 4 teea agc hoys Fred Vannes, Rich ard Franc, George Westerby, and Llpied guilty to forgery removed Dart of the VIMM 1 IM rcn in This was a harrl lo iS tlm pot V ie e in , i i A J Reader has promised to base it moved this week Mu Jim,day ,eo Lavy, V, lev Keadir, PrsaMi Thayer, wint I ea hosn Md made anarigemmit , f et 1iiOIO of do ed stleel it lie west from Ted Grazdj Th scquiitien of this wiI not make niSunday iecesary to extend lim fit PI ovoi on the school grounds Ii 1 i I iiul a IS CothiL IYiday laily Lee, Mylo Mr and Mrs S and familv anl ten po nts BASE BALL SCORES in uie i nvj last week The Bears who have been coming from the rear fast beat t jlorf Stiarn, Cubs 7 to 5 in a fast game Batteries Bears B Amburgey and Meyer Cubs Bob Singer and Reader Wednesday night the Tanthers and MICH BLLL MEMORIAL 5tKViJt Th Mich, itejl Telephone Company paid solemn trihutt World War 11 in memorial vVednediy aflermmn at throughout its territory Bronze plaques bearing the name of vmjdoyees who lot their lives in Pie war were edicuter at the VVJ held smrultcneou jGKind RJM, Kahm Ann Arboi i M at Pi i av Uerry Lake Mr aiur Mrs Ii Kottler and family, II Carr, Alger Lei Mrs Jack Roberts and Mr W Stof lei of Poyal Oak bCnatjd the Lrras at Pedford aiaf Iarmingtoii and enjoyed a plciic dinner Ahner Watkitis and rainily of Del troit are eTijoing a weeks vacation at their home hire, i j Arthur Redder of Detroit spent the week end at Rimh Lake iPiell Glover and wife of Fowto its dead frvill v,,e Sundav guests at tin servee, i i and i been outlaw ed in the land piimleied the state governments Attorney Genera Twin Chirk has declared war upon it This organiza Lieu croppe1 up right after the civil war when the negroes under direction of the northern carpet baggers, took over the south as a result of olseut ranchiemint of the people of the south, connnitt d many outrages Mate of alifornia At Washington It wa a smt of vigilante committee, directed entirely against the negroes Gen licdioid ForeM, noted Confederate general, was its first hed It The appeal case of Elizabeth Mur Traverse City and Men ser ivtroit, La,iiig, oitiac, Feat, S iginmv, phy s Arthoi Thompsomvas settled Rex Crout pkd not guilty to breaking and entering charge and is Dinke and Reader This is the second no bread There are more beef cat2over time contest Dinkel has lost Tigers played a game which went lout Onl000 bail, innngs, overtime the Panthers winnj Following divorces were granted in 7 to 5 on home runs by BAmburgey and E Meyer Batteries Panthers Paul Singer and JMeyer Tigers OllDC in tUm SM ille were, Sunday guests Kdward Spears home Hartley Plnnd and wPe of Oc callir at tin home of Mr 1 Pland Sundv NEIGHBORING NOTES George iolgas 02, i cctiou man j failed to function as intended and lieueral Forest soon resigned saying ,pt,iits iseinbeihip was using it to vent j,ipiiaU spiles It died out and did 1 not revive until after World War I j w hen it became a political tool and elected one mayor of Detroit and ,eeral otlmrs to lesser ofices Its power was again shortlived as organfound dead along the w York f tie but there is no meat There is1 Official Standings plenty of teel but no new autos, Cubs 3 except for a small trickle There is Pantehrs 3 1 plenty of timber but no lumber for Bears 2 2 new homes, etc, all down the line Tigers t 4 tives oof Prose who died vice were special guests Sixtyfive Mich Roll employ edied for their counp during the war anrf one is till i he list of Mary from Edward Kile, Wm from rnisrine At oro time th Leona Ieona Brenner, Helen from had 3,0o2 in uniform Joe Dion, Arthur from Helen Har jg now down too 40Q ter, Arthur from Alice Dystera,Well from Vera Whittaker, cotnpinv The number Arbor la n hit by a Games Next Week MondayBears vs lanthers WednesdayCubs vs Tigers The golden rule and brotherly love have been Junlted and everybody is trying to take advantage of the1 other fellow Dont blame it all onBASE BALL SCORES the CIO auto workers for they are not the ones who are keeping the beef, wheat and cotton off the market until the pjices rise higher Mable CollettConley ,666 renF, Glen from Marion Schwarting, 6C6 Martin from Vera Lipka, Thelma 50 from Harold Richter, Raymond 000 fom Edna PormorskiBetty from Wm Klerman, Elmer from Artis Watson, I Elizabeth from Joe Williams t The jury is calledMonday to try the auto accident dVmagesuit of Carl Shaefer vs Alois Laier Cliff from MARRIAGE LICENSES from Etta Ah Raph ,22 Fowlejvllle May J stranrer 20 Fowlervilie Marric JJenson, 33 FowIerviilcSyP ji iut Shiland 33FowPrviJle ictu eer, 27, Howell, Jane Kruger, 27, veil, Driald Frederickon J indlv, Virgni i MilPr, Fowier ille Clifford CereeVe Howdl Doroihv Arstin J , iiowel Vwl Central tracks in Ann Weinesiay He liad b train All j0h rue ilurs oof eeiiuty cldbs are raisingmoiu y to erect acjbuilding PmOOxil attiie Puw er illt Ta grouTid J to khridge senior class beis 2n ttjis ear They hae eiejiKd from a trp Makiua iateii louixled on bigotry and prejudice always are and its reign will he hrief this time Pi the Republican race for governRaymoad J Kelly, former national lee me head is making a strong en ipaign and is getting the most fanumKoriMo publicity He is appealing to juijhe war veterans and if they all get Ismit and workfor him he may surland Jjse the election prophets who inJiOwaid Marshall has torn dowiMcliue to Vernon Brown Mr Brown Uie old Denton store at Gregory audi has jot received a great deal of fa l, rii huiliiug inrablo publicity Never a crusader IP ha been asked fur ontrucl he has refused1 to commit, himself on tion dormitories at th Mich, tate tin RE REGISTRATION NOTICE Gus Ledwidge twirled a threehit game against Dexter high school onjcRQ QF THANKS Friday and shut them out 3 to 0 SOFT BALL NEWS I wish to thank all my friends for the beautiful cards and messages re ceived1 by me on my birthday These bright 20, Fowlervilie, Lydia Bowers, Ponidp Wednesday today Pinckney will lt,,w ,4 For all electors in the Townhip of piay the Howell City Service team,greetings will always be a Putnam that you must reresterjtiere at 7 pm jspot in my memory on or before Wednesday, Oct 16,i There may be a game here Friday Nettie M Vaughn 1946, l, the undersigned clerk, will njpht with Vlunith upon any day except Sunday and a, Next Sundav june 2 the BoWser Mr Mrs John Crane of Delegal holiday, the day of any reu team of Chelsea will play here i ths xveek at Fortag larf special or primary election, rej Lake They have sold the cottage eerre for reregistnUion the name of CARD OF THANKS owned there for twentyfiw any legal voter who maj apply to years to Detroit parties me personally for rereistrataon My thanks and appreciation to all, gd Bentr family hare moved Provided, however, that I can rethe members of Livingston Lode Kojintothe Zora Chambers bouse on 1tion76 or the beautiful bag they pre Howell St, acated by Charles Moreented to me Saturday night forj The latter has moved to Saforei Fred Lake Jinaw, Mkhwan , tmw rerular special or official prfJ Mrs Lura CeWes of Chelsea andjto the Don Swarthout home from wmf w, v m Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs i 1 42, Fenton, Fdith Dellees, 40 V heel er Basil Arrand, 27, Fenton, Ioioimproiaiit problems of the day, 4,jSaniiium near Ifowell to cosr75, utenting himself with promising ef27,onu ficiency and economy in government M Xotwlihstanding the fact congressn Sigler does not seem to have as eejted teen agers from the,muh organization behind him and James Huskinsom 2,Fenti ,t j draft for a period of ni days, they1 k, mostly of legislative graft He Lucke,2,Fenton Robert I3oJtforth must still register with the county has promised sensational revalations diift Imari on their ISth birthday alwi tat he will name the men who The veterans sommitte was unaMeare bighrups and the real graft pass aixf he campaign attract attention this custom will have to be omitted for the first time in some 50 years A useless labor No 9,99 we liat The Howell seniors went on atrip the action of the conservation comer JMI rtiiiin jut vcuiTin ,s sonimiu was uiuuiei jsf iups ana tne thy Moigan, 2b Howell Jeremiahtas tu,tomiiry purchase flags tolcs But as the weeks Shirey 21, rirltkney, Aletha Robinjmarc the jjiers graves with tlus faiJ to do so his campj son, 2, Finckney Kobert Kuttmaa, year due lQ cotton sbotage and less and less attention on PVkvilorville Lvdia Bowers, 21, 1 ,,4, n Wav A Vw nmiixl mi gini Reason of Jackson called on Mrs Nettie Vaughn Wednesday Henry ShJrey and family of Jackson mere Sunday jruests of Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Mrs Dora Mahmey has returned election and the 4ay of Mcfcj Mr, and Mrs J B Stanton of DeJtbe Unrversity hospital, Ann Arbor j Philip Sprout were Wirt Barton and callod on Fred Lake at the L jerry Ledwidge spent the week Leri4c, Twp Cletk Ufe Gti of Duaa j Henry hone Iters in it in Many a time we have stayed1 the whole day only to bring home as the fruits of our labor three or four fish about three inches kmOur supreme achievemerrt K the day we caught 6w fairsied fishl The only drawback was that we had j hook, the oW one wm to lea them by lantern Ugtet before went eroariota w fce toL iitwik mmmtm mission in polling 1J8 fishermen find out Oral people HA asure and not profit W e told them that any such poll When ye editor a boy fishing was the spreM hievement and an event to forward to for months ahead procedure then was simple Yea your worms, got the hanibuM out of the apple tee, put en ATogi i V LISPATCHJffecfactdafr Mg 29A 1946 Sylvan Theatre CHELSEA, Midi fFrL, Sat, May 31 June 1 SONG OF ARIZONA Starring ROY ROGERS, GABBY HAYES, 4E EVANS, LOCAL NOTES William Lamb and Bob White of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs Lulu Lamb Wayne Root, Rogers Motor Co superintendent is spending a week j in Wisconsin 1 Miss Joan Cass is staying at the Miss Mary Ellen Doyle of Ann Merwin Campbell home until school Arbor spent last week at her home is out this year, in Finckney Mrs Philip Sprout was in Stockbridge Sunday Mrs Jane Bergen of Florida is visiting her mother, Mrs Jennie Devereaux TOMMY COOK Cartoon Sun, Mon, TuJ, Wad, and Thur june 26 Five Days BELLS OF ST MARYS Starring B1NG CROSBY, 1NGRIO BERG MAN, HBNRY TRAVERS and WILLIAM GARGAN Mr and Mrs Lionel iarkinson, Goldie Markos of Detroit were Sunday callers at the Ed Spears home Forest Darrow and family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at the M E Nws Darrow home Fred Read and family and Robert Read and family spent Sunday in Homer Mrs Menvin Campbell and Mrs Alta Meyer attended the Lenawee County OES convention at Onsted last Thursday Mrs Wilbur Durkee of Ovid, a cousin of the Miller and Haughn families died Saturday The funeral 25 YEARS AGO Frank Campbell, representing the FordfMotor Co, was here Wednes day and took up the option on the water rights property Louis Dieyer 82, died at his home here May 31 He leaves his wife, 2 daughters, Mrs Mark Swarthout and Mrs Will Pennington and two sons Ed of Jackson and Joe of Chelsea Funeral was at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery Word has been received here of che death of Murray Walker in Los Angeles, after a two day illness of pneumonia He has not been well where Beach SOFT DRINKS j was Tuesday Mrs Lulu Lamb was in Detroit rCQ returnjng from France t last week from Tuesday to Thurs , served in vffld war Disney Cartoon Pluto Kid Brother day L , Yohnglovo a former Pinckney Sunday Shows 230, 430,650,910 DustyRhodesandLawrenw Jibo haB befen named head of the Knights Templar of Michigan Children 14 cents who have been living in the Bert Adult 50 cents Harris fami house, have gone to Suttons Bay to live The following members of Livingston Lodge are attenrim the ingston Lodge are attending the Take a Mr and Mrs Will Peck have moved from Warren, Ohio, to Toledo He works for the Mountain Varish Co The burial ofAlice Reason, rjitugh Coming The Sailor Wife, Dragonwyck M lOSlnd Masonic Grand Lodge con ter of Henry Reason, was at Lansing vention at Grand Rapids Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Joe Grif fii itn Norman Miller, John Martin, HftWGlJ 1 JlClltrC Ross Read George Gardner and P Open to Public I MAY 30th Operated by Klave Brothers Swimming Boat Rides Danscing ICE CREAM Mrs Anna Pacey of Fowlerville W Curlett and Ona Campbell HOWELLL M1ICH Tuei, Wed, May 28, 29 ROBERT BENCHLEY ia SNAFU Also ANTON WALBROOK in COLONEL BLIMP Novelty News Monday Detroit Edison servise wa interu1 pted one day last week when the state highway dopt made them move certhas suffered u heart attack and is lain light poles 1 quite ill at the present time I The high school base ball team beat i both South Lyonand Brighton Iast week They have now wmi7inurToTt j 1 They have 2 games left, both with1 Fowl ervi lie Pitukncy had an unscheduled dimout last week Rollie Singer burned a big pile of rubbish near the autojmatic eye which controls the street lights and this made enough light to i extinguish all of them for a t hour period from 0 to 11 pm FURNACE REPAIRING TH6 TALC OF A COW 1 Thurs, Fri, May 30, 31 MORGAN CONWAY and ANNE JEFFREYS DICK TRACY alio PINOCCHIO Selected Short News Continuous Matinee Decoration Day June 1 Saturday GENE AUTRY and SMILEY BURNETTE RANCHO GRANDE Plut JACK HALEY, MARCY McGUIRE SING YOUR WAY HOME Cartoon DANA Mon, June 2, 3 ANDREWS and RICHARD CONTE in A WALK IN THE SUN Novelty Cartoon News TuesWed, June 4, 5 REX HARRISON, CONSTANCE CUMM1NGS in BLITHE SPIRIT Selected Shorts News JSMOKE PIPE GRATESFIRE POTS RECEMENTED BM Heating Company lJj PHONE 120 PINCKNEY 610 UNADILLA ST Did you knew that Michigan Wat 1,027,000 eewa, producing 57 billion pound of milk in 1945 And that the revenue irom tho tale of this milk and dairy am mala waswyU over 200,000,000 ft Dairy products are first at vital iood For your good health, drink milk daily and use dairy products often, steady income for 80 of Michigan 179,000 farms jobs lor 1 out of IS peoplt t and a healthgiving vital food for everyone Michigan jcow take a bowl jUME DAIRY MONTH COMMITTEE That the investment of modern I equipment in Michigan dairy 1 plants is for your protection and t Uervice The daJry cow provides a Avon Theatre Shows 7 ua 9 P M, Stockbridge, Mich In Plus Fri and Sat, May 31 June 1 A Sor of the FBI la Action HOUSE ON 92nd STREET WILLIAM EYTHE, LLOYD NOLAN Cartooa Postwar Inventions I March of Tiaae Report a Greej I HAVE FOR SALE THE aad Tevesday, June 2, 4 U Technicolor A First CUaa Melodrama For Admits LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN News he Ni And Thee There Wore Rhapsody In Bine, Along eaio TraiT ACKABLE TOOL A DtE MFG CO New Reynolds 4oo Pen WUH KfcVOiAUiONARY Sliding Protector Unconditionally Guaranteed to Write At Least 4 Years with out Refilling , Pen Itself Is Guaranteed for a lifetime 4 WONOLRrUL NEW FfcATU RES I Writes Under Water Writes Through OC arbns With Protector Point Dries As It Writes Writes High in the Air For Mr, Mrs or Miss MOWC1X ST oo COR Y DRUG STORE Special, Plate v NOTICE OF LETTING OF DRAIN CONTRACT AND REVIEW OF APPOINTMENTS j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I, Floyd W Munsell, County Drain Commissioner of the County of Liv ingston, State of Michigan, will, othe 13th day of June, AD, 14J44, a the Store at Anderson on Wli SEV, Section 18 in the Township of Put nam, in said County of Livingston at two oclock in the afternoon o that day, proceed to receive scale bids until 230 oclock in the aftci noon of that day, when bids will b opened and publicly announced for th construction of a certain Drain know and designated as Anderson Couiu Drain, located and established in th Townships of Putnam and Unadilli Said drain to be let as one Seciio as follows having the average dept and width as set forth All Mai ion are 100 feet apart Said Section i composed of the Following fron Station 0 to Station 105 r0 to h the main line, having an average hu cut of 53 feet and a new cut of 2 feet with a bottom width of 4 fee with a bank slope of l1 to 1 Fror Station 105 50 to Station 201 7 to be Branch No 1, having an avei age hub cut of 50 h feet and a nev cut of 31f feet with a Wtom widt1 of three feet Branch No 4 hegi at Station 156 75 of Branch Xo and running from Station 0 to Static 26 70, having an average hub cut of 574 feet and a new cut of 38 ieet with a bottom width of 3 feet Branch No 2 Com at Station 75 main line and running from Station 0 to Station 3, having an average cut j of 24 feet bottom width of 3 feel j bank slope of 1 to 1 j Branch No 3 Com at Station 1054 I 50 main line and running from Statioi J 0 to Station 5 4 50 and having ai average cut of 26 feet and botton j width of 3 feet, bank slope of 1V to 1 Total length of said drain is 23,C7r feet Estimated Cubic Yards Excavation 38,450x j 325 foet of 26inch tile, from Sta j tion 149, 75 to Station 153 to be re i laid at a new grade Said job will be let by section The section at the outlet of said Dran i will be let first, and the remaining S sections in their order up stream, it j accordance with the diagram IKIW O 1 file with the other papers pertaining i to said Drain, in the office of tin County Drain Commissioner of the County of Livingston to which refj erence may be had by all parties in terested, and bids will be made and 1 received accordingly Contracts will be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security for the performance of the work, in the sum then and there Jo he fixed by me, reserving to myself the right to reject any and all bids, and to adijourn such letting to such time and J 1 place as I shall publicly announce j The iate for the completion f The payments for the above mentioned work will be made as follows ounty Drain Order Payable April , PJ47 NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY SEli S WVi SWVifE,6 SWV SVo SEIi NE4 NVi SEV4 NEVi JKi NEM Wa NK EVi NWV Section 13 E1 Sl Fx RR and R 10 A E 10 A EV6 SE4 Ex, RK Wi SEV4 Ex RR WH SEV GIVEN, that on Thursday, the llth Ex RR EV, SW SW4 NWA ay of July, 1040, at Anderson, i he Township of Putnam, County c ivingston, or at such other time an ilace thereafter, to jwhich I, th ounty Drain Commissioner afort aid, may adjourn the same, the ap ortionment for benefits the land ompiised within the Anderson Cour , Drain Special Assessment District, nd the apportionments thereof wi subject to review for one day, fron me oclock in the forenoon until fiv clock in the afternoon At said re iew the computation of costs fo tiid Drain will also be open for in pection by any parties interested The following is a description o ie several tracts or parcels of laiu instituting the Special Afesessmen district of said Drain, viz Section 6 W5i SW Fr 1 Section 7 SWVi SW1, 3 NV W Fr Pi K NVsj SW Fr lU EJ4 NW Frl1 E SWU NV rl1 WVi SWU NW Frli S 1 NW FrlU Nk N NW Fr i SEU SWV4 Section 17 WH TE SWV SW S of HWY E iRjSAll S of HWY of SE1 SWl x School Site and RR Sectio 8 A piece Com on N line of RR iiid on W line SE3, SE3 Th J v28 feet ,E 2805ft, S 528 t v iU5 feet to beginning A Piece Com nencing 528 feet N of N line 0 E4 SEJ4 Section 18 Th N 148 eet E 2805 feet S 1485 feet, V J05 feet to beginning A Piece Com nencing G705 feet N of RR Prop rty and on W line SE1 SEU Sec ion 18 Thence N 1815 feet E 14 eet S 1815 feet, W 1485 feet t eginning A piece commencing 92 eet N of RR RightofWay and 0 V line SEU SEVi Section 18 Thenc T 2265 feet to center of HWY M3o 2 1485 feet S 2265 feet W 14 eet to beginning A piece commenc ng 10 rods S of HWY M36 am n E line of W SEJ4 Section 18 1 hence S 1045 feet W 165 feet I i045 feet E 165 feet to beginning A piece commencing on S side c iVl, MoO and 1485 feet E of me SE,4 iEU Sectioo7 18 Thenc 5 447 feet E 132 feet N 4355 feet V 132 feet to beginning E1 SEV, iection 18 S of HWY M36 E he W 2i05 feet A piece commenc ng at intersection of E line of W1 SE 4 Section 18 With HWY, M36 Thence S 176 feet W 165 ieet 176 feet E 165 feet to beginning A piece of 12 rods E and W by 2v rod N and S in NW Corner SEVi SWW Wfc SE14 Ex EJL and A riece 17 rods N and S by 10 rods E and W in NE Comer E SEU Section 18 N of HWY Jfi36 Ex E2AW part SW Frl4 Ex RJt NE4 SWT FrlU SE SW FrXJ Ex KJL Also Ex a piece 12 rod E and W by 20 rod N and S in NW WVa SWV Ex piece on S end 128 ods N and S on E side by 96 rods and S on W side S part of WW i SW being 128 rods N and i on E side by rods N and S on V side NE14 NEV NWVi SE Wi FAi NW NWVi WW NW W,i Section 24 N 20 A EW JE4 Ex RR Grand Trunk West n Railroad, Putnam Township Com lencing on N and S line SEVi ection 17, Thence W on Section ,ne to W Section line of Section 13, hiadilla Township with 480 rods full idth of rightofway and 400 rods nehalf width of RightofWay State Highway M36 Commenc ig at N and S line SE1 Section 7, Putnam Township, and extending V 730 rods to Section line between ections 14 and 23, Unadilla Town hip 730 rods full width SALyESOSE Buch contract, and the terms f nayCnr Ws NW FrX4 EA NW rafA s5EnmpAlt WLCOFFEE iM ment therefor, ahall and will be anjoounced at tbe time and place of let oT kaod tare laat SATUUIAV MEIr nfMMJGff SATURDAY Brmkt Restaurant ting Any person desiring to bid on iihe above mentioned week will be re quired to deposit with the Coonty DcamCornisBkHer a certified cbeck er its enVatont to tbc amoont of One Huudrod Dollar 10,M, ae a , guarantoe that ht wtt ter into NOW, THEREFORE, all unk own nd nonresident persons, owner, and arsons interested in the abovt dv cribed lands, and you, are hxieby otified that at the time and place foresaid, or at such other time and lace thereafter to which said leting may be adjourned, I shall proeed to receive bids for the construc ion of said Drain, in the manner ereinbefore stated and also, that X such time and place as stated foresaid from nine oclock in the orenoon until five oclock in the aft rnoon, the apportionment for bene ts and the lands comprised within he Drain Special Assessment Disricts will be subject to review AND YOU AND EACH OF YOU, wners and persons interested in the foresaid lands, are hereby cited to NOW, THEREFORE, All unknown nd nonresident persons, owners and ersons interested in the above de ribed Irnds, and you, RALPH LENN, Supervisor of Unadilla YNN HENDEE, Supervisor of Put am CHARLES M ZIEGLER, State lighway Commissioner SUPERINT ENDENT, Grand Trunk and Westm Railroad JOHN A HACMAN, ounty Clerk, and MELVIN H1BER, Chairman of County Road Com nission, are hereby notified that at he time and place aforesaid, or at uch other time and place thereafter o which said letting may be adourned, I shall proceed to receive bids or the construction of said Ander on County Drain, in the manner hereinbefore stated and alaa, iuch time and place as ntaaal id from nine oclock in 4 oon until five oclock in III won,, the apportioMnent for and the lands comprised within tie Vnderaon County Draw Special Aa cessment Distrwte wiU he anhjeet to iview FrlU Ex school site Section 19 N W part NW FrlW N4 EVi NW Frl Ex RJEL NWU NEU Ex RJt N NE4 Ex RJL XSection 20 NW NWA UNAj DILLA TOWNSHIP Section 1 S W A Eb SU4 N 50 A SEU N HWY 5 A Ehk 8W N HWY 6 SO AJ Wfe 8k B HWY All E ditch Efc BW All T 4Mha CJditoh Cb BW AM W T jmU Jk MM WbL 4ML AND YOU AND EACH OT MJ wners and persona intoreatod in hereby reviewing of apporttowniNrts , bePINCKMLY El Enlist in the Service DISPAIO Wednesday, May29 I 194 w AMERICAN HepoeS bv WOODY COWAN WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM W OUNUED three times while carrying radio equipment to shore and going back to salvage more vital communications supplies from the ira, Technician John J Pinder still aided in establishing a communication era, iciiuuuan junri j xiuuci snu aiutu HI vataunsuuig a communication lystem on a beachhead in France, He never jave up until fatally hit whiU Still at his post r Security Education Travel Kennedy Store NNCKNEY DISPATCH fitter at nonoffio l PtoaHiy Mich econd claat irtror faid ia Adtanc tahxriptioij tUI re v 1L CUMLTT mil imn The following members of the local OES attended u meeting of the WashtpnHv County Assn huki at Ypsilam it Friday AKa uii Florence 1 an, LJIU Lamb Pitied Uriiveb aJ Kiu Dal It r Gail Shirley, son ot Mr and Mrs j Albert Shirley graduate at Fowler1 ville high school, June J Mrs Alma Harris and daughter, Zita, of Detroit spent Saturday at the Win Shehan home Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Mrs Geiicvoive Troop of Loveland, Colorado Dr Walter Mercer and family of East Lansing and Dr McGregor and fam ily of Brighton Mrs Elizabeth Martin and two children of Los Angeles, Calif, are visiting her father, Edward Spears Miss Alberta Dinkel spent the week end in Detroit and returned home Sunday with Allan Dinkel, Edna Maas, and Levi Ludtke who went after her Mr and Mrs L Mnrkovich and daughter of Detroit and Wm Dun bar and daughter Isabel, of Jackson were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendfee spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Nash in Coldwater Lloyd Hcndee and wife spent Sunday in Holt Winston Uaughn and family and Mr and MrsJawFewe5aaghnpmtl Sundny in Ann Arbor Miss Bernice LaMont is visiting her mother in Detroit Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham called on Mr and Mrs Joe Allen of Fowlcrville and Mr and Mrs Don Norman White and wife spent Dillingham of Wehbcrvilln Sunday I Sunday at tlu U, Whin home EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Ice Cream The Arctic lee Cream la Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry HonJ This Months Package Ice Cream it VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY, CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Hulk ice Cream is iiananna, nutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate Fudge, Uoyal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE All Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Agent Phone 8, Pinckney Tbo FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central DeadStoekCo F C, Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 Residence 613 8 i UVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made toDetroit Lloyd Hendee I r i i Dead and Disabled HOTELS and Cattla Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE V NONE OOLLBCT TO DARLING COMPANY MMUVJ JKti WE BUY HJDES AND CALFSKINS 28 CALLS RECEIVE 1 HE BEST WVK for more telephones PINCKNEY A good many folks are still waiting for tele phones here, simply because we havent the wire and cable we need to connect their homes with the central office Weve ordered enough to give service to everyone who is waiting, and that wire and cable is being manufactured right now But it will be a while before we rcceiv e it Of course, after it does arrive, well need lime to install it and connect it into the system Meanwhile, continuing our allout effort to install telephones for as man waiting applicants as we can we are loading our present equipment to tle hilt At the risk of tempora rily lowering the quality of service, every telephone, every line, every piece of equipment we can use, is being employed to take care of as many of your f nds and neighbors as jxs si Me This poll, will be continued until we can give everyone p ewar standards of service or belter If you are waiting for a telephone, you can be sure your order will be filled in its proper turn as soon as facilkvs are available VOTE FOR Wiltred fl MICHIGAN BILL THIMONI COMPANY OUt tJSS9CM fOSrWM f7UIM tttAUt JOM 0 IMOM4JIM Irwin REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR, fmcuk Astonejrj FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY J PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 1, I WILL APRJWUTEJfOJUfcVOTE Mr, and Mrs Cany Ekhsnnn wow in Ann Artec Sntwdaj J f the nigh eboet , bail Jensvswen WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sned HOWELL, MICH 5SLVMlEnE5t55C9H IfllHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiilllllllllllllllllllllllll I First National4 Bank 1 Howell Under Federal Supervision Merger Federal Deposit la urance Corporation, All Be poaita Insured up to 5,000 f ex Deposits, FREEDOM FROM DRUDGERY S Accoiuin , a national iurvey j non linilts wint refrigerators than any other household device Next i1 order are the washing machines, vacuum ehan rs, rooking ranges, irons, toasters, food mixers, home freest rs, and dishwashers The women are planning to have all the efficiency in their kitchens that modern science can give them, and it is an excel lent idea, for a kitchen is a womans office or workshop and cfeserves to be well outfitted in order to get the best results If you are going to finance improvements of th kind, a bank loan offers a con venient and economical method of doing o If you want to borrow enough to cover the cost of several appliances that you can afford to pay for out of income, borrow the money hero WE HAVE AMPU4 FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND f LOANS s i REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGE3 OR PERSON AT REASON ABLE RATES CEMETEAY MAOftUALS LASTING I WE CAN SHOW YOUR A MGB LINE OF atEOMUtt i i i i I i i J3 vv lite jtz tj i tjfmmm , r r Now Available V tiKOOULK fvv I JN IfcY DiSKATCK 9 Wtaikyt Classified Want Ad 2i, 194C hLMCC 1 FOKS ALE40 eight weeks oid pigs ieach Louis TuthiU, 2 miles SW of Hamburg, 11761 Merrill Kd For Sale Horiaoafeal IWM jam used only a few moaftha with press ure tank Uifts water 24 it and for cea water up to 200 ft in a stock ox rresure tank 10 11505 Daxtar Rt, Pinckney T Bodia FOR SALKEljectric Sweeper,EuxV 245 UnadillaSt, Phone CS eka, make, eompletly reconditioned WANTEDTo buy an wutside toilat Marshal Meaoon FQR SALEBarn MEDarrow312 WMain, Pinckney FOR SALEKating rabbits Call 50F2 FOR SALEBarn 30x60 and an acre of ground Mike Pankotf, M36W FOR SALEA1 Car radio 2500 Fnp ciivn u i u George Enqui HiUnd L akb R SALEe Holstem calf or will AP tt exchan2e r 6 or 7 week old pig xix ,ui lstln b calf bom jThos Murphy,Pinckney, 211 E Main April lath, well marked olack , wt L tvrn w, , 200 lbs SiroShiawana Toop Hat w K V K 832407 by artificial iufttnSnationV101 by W hwafc1 ll Dam Segis Fobes Ormsby 2230238 ,Write Mrs Francos RussellJmck lepers with this one Buy him Mayilley Mkhl Cnarles Sorter f 30th to June 2nd Robert B HorinlWANTED A milk goat that is resh 8UU rMrwiuKd,Pinckney,Phone 7F3or s00n wil1 for a sick person, Need at least 3 quarts of mitt every i PROFESSIONAL GftRNER mm IWiittoy Sautarin ftaj M Dally, M O J 3M4ajU40 aav to 200 a ou Waaajt4tf1 to 4 tp n, 7 to y, m Sataida to ia tao ovoaiag HERBSMEEi 18 71al Raal fatal Ciiy, Uka A Lit Year Ott L McCLUSKEY HSNTKT 1114 K MUaifaa Talashaayat Offftaa, 12 Raiiaaaa, 123 Svaaiagf ay Hawaii, MlaaLja An Arhox, Mkhif aa HAkOU D CHUBB Howoll, MUaif aa Local Rapreohtatia Paoaa 7 or 439 liomunaata Markar LEE LAVEY FOR SALEDiniig room tout and Living Room Suite in good condition Mrs Louis Kourt 1025 Pettysville Road, Pinckney day Please write or call in person, 11505 Dexter Rd, Pinckney TBodia FOR SALE Twostory barn 18 x 27 FOlTSAtEUiaaLuiuhMr6i8I 2,at cWatirf church Good con barn track hangers 22 u barn truck dltum can be af,ly moved stable Hi Aron, Pjneknay r0Y conversion to bouse Inquire FOR SALEFurniture Mary Newton arthout, Ph 8iF2 U33J Lake Drive Hiland Lake 5th FOR SALE Axminister ruff, 0x12 house from the iiam Mij Wm lnioli How now inedii nomakinjf uno oof alonic onoiv, such us mdioativc out three terrible Y0iiodine, may wipe diseases Cancer proitor and loukis loin sn a dovhle pnup leaKings Crest Corn WANTEDWoman for housework t0 care for child Joe Lovell Portage Lake, Pinckney IlTSALERoasUnlT rhlckensT 7 lbs Dede Hinchey FOR SALELog roller ono FtsrguM1la son load Cart, Oliver plow, all inture in the American Weekly with Al thape George Pearson , this Sundays June 2 issucof the Tom Clark farm 1 IMroit Sunday Times Get The cVOli SALKJz galon sMuare asj Sunday Times every week oline tank with pump and hose all complete and a good one 2500 alj anick4oadof kmtHirnrhoafitsT for 150 Percy Ellis,phone 3F11 MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPEOIAUZ1NG IN PERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phono 6 MARION JARViSOwnr HMkaMARTUN J LA VAN 13 Brio MrWA PERCY ELLIS AUCTlONEEt Phon 3FU Pinckney, Michigan iEK JiVVY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoea 69F3 Pincknty Michigan rYilS VanWinkl Don W VaaWiakla Caarlat K VPOC Attoraayt at Law Firat Suta and Saving 8 Hawaii, Mkhlgar P H Swartfiout I Suu FUNERAL HQlit Modern Bqulpaaal Aaabulaaaa Sorriaa Pooo 38 Piaoknay Miehlfa 5UUIJ i i i IIP I1AXL UK tt444luAN WANTED Paner of all kinds, Iron, Rags and Coppar Harry 1risk The County Probate Court tor the of Livingston I At a sesaion of said Court, held Ln0 irobate otliee,, in the City off WANTKDriemocfelirg path las JIOA l in ,aiu County, on the lotii terinir and block laying by hour or day of May A D, HMO contjact, K720 Pattvsville Road or Prespnt,Uonorable Willis LLyons I Pin no Pinkmy CMFZS Jjudtfe of Probate j VAWItiD CHICKENS fmKoat in the Matter of the Estate ot priced paid for all kind of poulilky,1 Inez Wc Uurdiclc, Deceased Tyler Broffun, Howell, Mich h appearing to the Court that tic Septic Tanks Pinckney 69M Cesspools CAeaned Repairinf WRITE ALLENEL HO I EL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR WANTEDOutside Spray Jobs Bob Downin Stjavbejry Ltke, Wett bid MICH Painting MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING Stau 8717 LaaN Drff lictiu Rwhfcata Auto Trailers Any Siz Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sisa 6x3, 5x7 U H TRAILER MFG CO hone 2 Pinckney, Mich LLE LAVEY, Exclnive Agent Phonn 59F3 y J 4 m DAYS 90 100 05 no Farmers Feed S i PHONE 104 uppiy , MAX RUSSELLMgr Cc Phone r72, Hovelh I time for presentation of claims aiai WANT Ill General TruckiTiff to do t said estate should be limited,ani gravel, stojie, black tfirl and filling thaL a time and place be appjlntcu dirt hauled or anything that can be to receive examine and adjust all ln hauled in a dumu truck clamis and demands against said del Keniketh Kellenberger ceased by and before said Court Phone 10F13 after R p m It is Ordcred,Thut all of the cred ditors of said deceased are required id i ,i,,, t0 stjj Court oa or before ATTENTION VETERANS If you came of voting age while law requires that you reregister in order that you may be able to vote June 18th This is a simple process Helen elusive in Howell Rubinstein Cosmoiica Livingston County atto present their claim Ruths Shop for Womenit said Probate Ofiicc FOR SALFSlibnort Thurson Lumber Co , lhone 844 Htwell, Mich iOR SEnrCtfTlfoffisTered H,v5,rl0 boar Y Hsmperian fei Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS TheUuited States Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES Leave Th em at this Store the 22nd day of July A 1,1 fMii at ten ocloek in the foienoon, said time and placa being herd y ajqiointed for the examination and adjiiiitment of all elaims and demands atina tad deceased U i Furtlier Ordied that public notice thereof be gien by publica tion of a copy of this order once each week for threw rucccasive week previous to said day of Ivarng, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and circulateI in sa county Willis L Lyons, Jud of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshnl1,Refpr of Prnhte ELECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES WhFAIRED PHONE US G E VEDDEK GROW PICKLES on contract, No 1, 425 No 2, 200 No 1, 75c Coutracts can be obtained from C F Hewlett, Phone 03, Pinckney, Mich STA4t Or MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County Livinjtoi At a action of sum Uourt, held at service overseas and voted, the the Probate Officein the City of City of Howell in said Countv,on the lii day of May A D, lJ4i Present, lion Willi L Lyons, Jvnige of Probate In the Ma tier of the Estate rf K bene flezloy, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims agant said estate should be united ajui that a time anJ place be appoint pt to Receive, examine and adJdit all claims by and before said Court It i Ordered, That all of the j 1 iters of aid deceased are re quiied to plesent their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 29th dfey of July A D, l4i at ten oclock in the foienooii, smd time and place being hereby appointed for the e nati onand aijuFtjnt of all aims j and demands against said d isef j It is Further Ordered, Tha il lc j notie thereof be given by ton of n copy of this orlei, i Cvo successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County j Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jefferson Street BL DAN BURKETT Phone 6292 Ann Arbor, Mica FRANCIS E BARRON Candidate tor Protecujting Attorney Republican Ticket See your City Clerk, Village Clerk, or township clerk and sign the reg istration book Tlie candidates that are nominated at the Primary are the officials that will serve you for the next two yeas You will have the opportunity on Primary Day to cast your ballot for the candidate of your choice A true copy Celestia Parshall,Register of Probata AELTS FOOT GRM iiOW TO K5LL IT IN ONE HOUR, XT NOT PLEASED, your 35c bfc ny druuflst for tins STRONG frAkiciae TEOL Made with M P ecrt atcol ol it PKNETRATES Beach es and kills MCIXE germs laster Surce o to Kennedy Drug Store NiiftOAv aoj 3aoxs helium ifce McPbersoo Slate Bank SEE YOUR BANK Almost everybody is planning to buy something ne as soon as possiolea car, household appliance, radio, or some improvement to the home All uut items must be paid How have only part of the total have the cash price ank is the place to salve of problem Loans through contain no hkMea charges Rates are reasoaaMe and jNffraeait is arrangea to p the bmiweia REPUBUCAN CAMHDATE FOR I MLMmmmm CjfV AA V mt t,T aa ftML TF mm It V QtA WH T jkjtii3 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 29, 1946 Description An account of the resource May 29, 1946 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 1946-05-29 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/15021026128bc6e822c72c61049c0cff.pdf b9b4b25a283e6a45976c5cf457a45894 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. isaittij Volume 63 News Items of Buys in Service fej i MMtfD Oar Bo At fenfef ia Hie Pmclomy Dupatch Wednesday June 5, 1946 No 23 Graduating i Alumni Reunion n CHWei1 Exercises Reunion Hvki Rev iur y, pastor 1 U00 a m aiaay and 1001 Harry Hawperian m uisqhage fjora the USN George Aachenbrenner VSN is home Irom the South Pacific with a discharge after 2 years Steve Aachenbrenner USA has had i Ared 1 J118 GruUd at the IoCiU J High School Reunion Are Resumed School Last Friday Night After Five Year Lapse ia home with N 1 he annual commencement exer1 1220 noon and cises were held at the school Friday 166 tickets were sold for the Finck , night The stage was decorated with ney high school alumni banquet last Holy Name Society tuh ilowers and plants The class appear ed, clad in,caps and gowns,the march Francis at 7Ao Cai iii A, Satu iy Nov Frida 800 p ii, Preparation for Holy Comaiun ion each Saturday to 8 p m tuid Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m Sun, June i Communion for men of week of the Saturday night It was served in the th Novenim school cafeteria style by the Smith I Prayers are requested for another operation on his leg,njured ,e,r Jlayed b Mrs Merwin Campj Catering Co, Ann Arbor jKev Daniel Kyun, pastor of Sacred in France DDay He is at Percy bell y A1,aid ve the invocation f First on the program was the call Heart Seminary, Detroit and late Jones hospital, fcattle C reek jAn invation was tried this year I to order by the president, Mrs iMae Frances Marx of Wvanuotte Mich Masouic Convention CURRBN OMMN ,,, i Allkol,u ingay in the Detroit U,ra lapse ot a year Che MienFree 1res, says the hues of women he Masonic grand lodge convention was sees in front of grocery stores and resumed last week at Grand Kapids jmcut markets reminds him of the he uuuiion smiled Alouuay wuihjGuod Furth written by learl Buck the grand naters duiur and a 3rd j in where a constant smuggle in China KICC h Wk Uulgc by mothers U get enough food to A he cumnmuv vji0 had ,JCUt j keep their chiMn from starving is J ears drawing up anichs of incumruVpicted Maybe this is rather far fetched but nevertheless we seem to atiun of llv Jimmie Doolittle was heme from inadf of the stauuard parts such Camp Grant ver tha week end us valedictory, salutatory, history JrDoyle is stilf in Caifornia where etc the 2raduates recited famous hiss shin is being decommissioned He orations There was no Wilson Memj by the secretary, Mrs Mary expects a discharge orial Prize this year in English, it j Tasch Glenn Tupper of St Fred Singer USX has landed in navinS Deen discontinued SanFrantisco, Cal iforina where 1 ip will be decoinmctionod in his FORM TRlCOUNlY LEAGUE Beryl Amburgoy attended a meet ing in Dexter Wednesday night Jerry Ledwidge presented the senior gavel to Charles Darrowjunior class president and1 also 50 from the senior class to the Memorial Field The high school glee club, directe Hunt, limn followel ringing by the I Among the intentions are high school glee club The roll of I for late Wm Doyle, Mom, Classes dating back to 18il was call Jane Johns gave the welcome to 5 classes gradby Mrs Campbell sang several sel uated since the last alumni and the rsponses were made by James Doolittle, 1145, George Aschenbrenner, 1944, Pauline Amo, 1143, Helen Reynolds 1942 and Jerry Ledwidge, Sun, Mary Barbara McOwen, Tues Wed, Thur Special intention, Fri, Devotion t Sacred Heart, Sut, Virgil of Fente cost, feast and abstinance day where plans were made to reform the,ection Rev IJeachey gave the heneold TriCounty hard ball leagueThe diotion teams to be represented are Dexter Tne senior have ths week on exChelsea, Winchester, Brighton anditensivc auto triPSi The n bos in 3 Pinckney Another team is desired cais dlivLu lV Mr deader, Jack The teams are madfe up mostly 0fHunnett and Emmett Widmayer go war veterans and will play Sundays lo the uPPr Peninsula and1 return and holidays CONSERVATION DEPT Return of gam Kill cards 1945 show an inci eased kill of ducks, j New Vo geese, coots and snowshoe hares, a two wee decreased kill of partridge, prairie chickens and about the average of CIHCJUIT COURT NEWS cotton tails and sharp tailedgrouse, i Fi the only jury case thiss via Wisconsin and Ilinois They willbe geneaweekrThe Sirl with Mrs Lob dell go to Mackinac Island, forthent to Montreal, Quebec, Boston, New York City and Niagara Fallsa ks trip term A Canadian lynx believed extinct j a verdict of no cause for action was in Michigan was seen near Gwinn rendered in the Shaefer vs Laier aulaat week They weigh 80 lbs I to damage case 2 northern gray foxes,a tree climb J In circuit court last week Fret ing animal, were taken In Alger Vanness was given 4 to 14 years for forgery His companion, George in Westerman was put on 2 years pro batijn and also ordered to make good the checks ho wroteLloyd BaSE BALL SCORES iuit will ho MIM there Finckney high fchco failed to coirthis week and Kicnrd Frank until tinue their winning rreak and lost Sept He is out on 300 bail county recently The deepest oil well know is Ljuisana It is 2 12 miles deep 1946 Jack Young gave the memorial for the deceased members and the four alumni who lost their lives in the world war They were Earl liernuist GeneS oper, Joe Lesiak and Clare Gilmore The service men present were askcl to stand A number of old grads were called oon for remarks, including Dr Nor man Wilson, Roy Teeple, Koss Read and PH Svarthout, KL Reason Wk, Walter Mercer The election of officers for next year resulted as follows President ielcn Kennedy Vice President Mean AtFce Secretary , elen Reynolds Treasurer J Yoi,,1r The balance of the eweninpr as ,nor1 in dansmg with John Hane callingLOCAL NOTES j MrsM G Robinson is friends in Fenton visiting both games last week Ann Arbor A quiet title degree was grantedf beat them Tuesday 13 to 2 Chuck to George Sehaefer, vs Jacob Sliger Clkrk and Gus Ledwidge held Ann The following divorces were grant , Arbor to 6 hits but received poor ed Dorthea from Iari Sawyer and iupport, Pinckney making 8 errors Jolan from Lyle Euler they were also helpless at bat only TIJIF week the Pritchard divorce getting 2 hits case is dated and the suit of Thesis Thursday they dropped their lastRoberts vs Charles Suttoi, adnjinisgame to Brighton 7 to 5 They detration of an estate is set feated this team two weeks agoGus Cecil Hooker of,Ann Arbor spout the v, eekjCld attie Roy Dillingham home COMMUNITY COKuX HJRCH J Al Allard, Minuter MreFloreajo Baugbn,Oraiut and Choir Director G M Thompson, S S Supt Morning Worship iojn Sunday School u0 Choir practise, Wed evening GOSPEL MISSION v,nat Jwara Beache S S Supt Marvin Shire t01 Worship lom Sunday School 101, Young Peoples Meeting 730 rJveiling Worship s, irfiyer Service, Wed 1809 NOiiCE The Philalhea Class and Lazier Aid hold a coiiibiiur nweting Jt,u ilU HJ P witJi Mrs Millie Liliott s oi iiiiuriilive AUiu Masmiic iuniv i ported Oa niuUuuut Clark MeKena, u was defeated on guunds it u,J COllllul Ot 1, ion, i, Uj ,,j, v, J lie Lkmiu vl lii ,1, , ,J IM JH, , projjosd by Paul Stiin W, w 4 adopted This pruvidr ia a J J made up of all grunu lodge nnmbrt and member fium each of itu 3i districts to meot 4 times o ytar and pass ou Masonic bgiilaiio LL Iorc grand lodge meets The following legislation was pass ed Allow donaiiims to Urd IDSami charitable organizuiins twothirds vote of the lodye grand lodge officers by ui,n tun who have no uppusit uu ,ave raud ludjie powii to control blae lodje in vest merits aim erection of Masonic temples 4 Changed time petaioiH must lay on the table from one lunar month to next slated meeting oRaised cdary of grand lectiuer to x frrri rryerlr plustT xpe ilsF lim n y The following legislation was have entcivd into the first stage of jit Of cotioc relatively speaking there loud shortage here Millions of iUheU of wheat are being withheld Hem the market and the same in true Maru oi meat because the producers uV not ibnik tlie ceiling price is high enough Many persons who should know better aei rM,o my all piices curblet iiifiatiiin itt to lln skies This the s,iJ biii hoardeo wheat and , ,1,ii i i njiiKei This treatment by a,ua, u ied al r World War I and re Fhct 1 suited in the daiiirt depression this country ever experienced Food and piounce were thrown on the market in such quantities that it exceeded all demand and wleat tnniled to 30c per luilul The same thing would happen again today prices curbs and gii hUpreme end soar argue would te feated1 1 To abolish NOTICE The n OKSwil ith at H gul I b 1 ai e 1 m meet leld r Initi ing of iidav ation i ni ira hi Sd kne linn y til 0L ii oV balloi on second ami third ib Tei , To riduce the peloid for life memberships from 40 to lit years,To grant life ineini ership on an date alter ihe 4U111 Masonic , v ir is i u ie 1 1, To ieviate frcm the printed apiCOd by uiand lodge r To all tit ionejs for inenilterbq Si loi the Masonic Ionic endowment illli u twi44VtHHfmgnr th 0 n ahi ecaft tia and threats John PLewis appears lo have emerged1 from the strike conwith the attainment, of practievci objective he asked These IS cents iin hour wage A 2f,inoou,a year welfinrnried by a 5 tax on I ereilCl incliule increasi Iai I 111 A er, ormslLlon s e Due to Ledwidge pitched his last game for Pinckney but was poorly supported V1LLLAGE BOAKD OF The board of review of REV1PW Pinckney Despite the losses Pinckney ends thevillaee will meet at the town hall season with a fine record They won 10 and lost 6 Ann Arbor beat thjem twice, Stockbridge, Brighton and Chelsea each once They beat Dexter twice, Hartlandf twice, St Thomas, Grass Lake, Chelsea, Brighton and Fowlerville H8 Of this years team Charles Clark, JGUS Ledwidge, Bud Forcf, Jack Reid and Don Burns have graduatedAH are star players and will be missed SOFT BALL NEWS in Pinckney on Monday, June Id and Tuesday, June 11 to review the assessment roll from 800 a m to 5 00 pmAll persons having grievances are invited to appear Lee Lavey, President TOWNSHIP BOARD ot REVIEW Walter Reason, daughter, Isabel and husband of Detroit were in town Thursday Mr and Mrs Frank Earn en of Detiqlt called on Mrs Villa Richards Thursday and Mrs Clyde Fisher caileo on MrsLeitie Fisher at Webbervilh Suniiay Allied Pfau and Mle of Toscu called at theftm Shehan home Sunday j Mis Ross lieaa, Mrs Ida Byeis and Janet Feidier were iu Ann Ar bor Monday Mrs NJ Buzzard spent several NOTICE increased labor costs jt , necersary to raise the assessment fo care of lots in the Pinckney cemetAssociation VviiuTred jiaves, eoTxas ojvJ each for J nnekniv Cemeterv ,, ,, , iday Detroit,Royal Oak and FernThe Putnam township board ofdale last week, review will meet at the town hall in Mr aud y Wni McCullough of lJinckney on Monday and Tuesday, iBedford were Sunday guests of Air June 4 and 5 ana Monday and Tuesanj Mrs Fred Wylie day,June 10 and 11 to review and j rtiiJf uud Bruce Buzzard of WeIn the soft ball league the Tigers correct the assessment roll All per letroit iSpcnt the week end at lost their 0th straight game,the Cubs sons wich grievances are invited to N j BuziarcT home J Mr and Mrs L W Martin 01 Dejtryit and Itoy Teeple and wife of Brighton called on Mrs Villa Richards Thursday night Mrs G D Line of Royal Oak and winninp 3 to 4 Wednesday, Donappear before it Swarthout, old time pitcher pitched the Bears to a 4 to 2 victory over the Panthers Official Standings Cubs 4 1 800 Bears 3 2 000 Paathera 3 2 600 Timers 0 5 000 Games Next Wee it MondayBears vs Tigers M WedhedayCubs vs Panthers Muaith plays soft ball here Friday night at 700 Lynn Hendec, supsrvisor the week Mrs Lllu Lamb spent end in Detroit Mr, Edith Peck is staying at tha l loy Rev Potter home iM Buzzarlf Dtitroit Albert Diaei has the basement of fceday with Mr and Mrs iU his new house about completed f,2 ,,, , ,, , Miss Virginia Umstead entertained 1 f m 30 friends aad relatives at her home M PH Roche of fAr bor we re after Commencement j Ihursday guests at the Wm bhehan Miss Edna Maas and Allen Dinkel kof MARY ELIZABETH BRIGHAM Maiy Fllzabeth Gooosjieod Brigham, 74, dieif at her home at Chubb, Corners Sunday Surviving are her husband, hizra, a brother, Wells in tho merchant marine and a sister, Mrs Crace Simons of Detroit The funeral vas held Wednesday ifternoon foom the home, Rev Ali red Allard officiating Buria Lakeview Cemetery Howell 1 To et he Home endowment mininiun dies of a 1 ,, jiran es at i a eai,i T,, require miinaioii m ird degree lesson 2 months after raiing ton oi CIIDI mmed3Unioniaif foremen 4Aleciiate housing facilities for miners Of course all this means an increase in price of coal For the mine owners will lose no time in passing the cost onto the people ComiOs and the proK nud phniy of tiik about Mr Lewis but 1ys uln u is 11 a po I I , i a i e IT or i II it cone down to action here iolbiiiK oing and John LLewis no t I leJi horn of a bit of his I in i NOTICE The Kings Daughers will meet at the home of Alta Meyer Thursday June 13 at 200 oclock sharp Mae Daller Sec, PALL 0 STRAWHFCKKR Sone a ,idtracked tcj the ier, oral Purpose committee and put over for a yearThis included J Allowinc use oJ idae lodge rooms to nonMaonic ojganial iins 2iiiJiein date of amajal communieat ion 1 Setting up ia distiict deputy grand lecturer sy stem NOTICE On and after Wednesday June th 1946 the Livingston County Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be located at the First National Bank Build ing, 105 W Grand River, Howell, Michigan O H Holmes, Secretary Stanley Culver M dge of Pain, 18, Howell jClayton McDaniels, 24, Howell Wilnia Harvey, 2L5iowell spent Sunday at the Stanley Culver Wl Detroit le j Deerfield were Fnday guesi at 10 hred y MAKR1AGE UCENSES 1 Mr and Mrs Charles Reason of ,ie hom attended the commenceDuane Wenejrar, SO, Thema Sher Gregory wre Sunday callers at the xercises an, 26, FoXviUe Alex Mizine, Albert Dinkel Come I e WraT 28HoweU,Arline Powell 23, DetroitJ Mias Aiberta Dinkel entertain Mr j cer home were Miss Florence Tupper Stest Richmod, 20,HoweU, Vidbind Mrs Paul Ludtke olGregory of Fhnt, Glenn Tupper of StJoohns Sunday in heiwr of Levi Ludtke birnd Dr Walter Mercer and family 0 today l11 11 Dr and Mrs Walter Mercer of Eaat 1 Mrs Luella Patterson spent FriMEMOMAL FIELD Lansing ad Miss Florence Tupper ,dy at le Stanley Mo donation, came in for the of Flint catted Friday at the Albertmkel an3 soru John Stanley returnVetaimw Memorial Field last week Dinkel home , hor for cr p sst Kr rsr F IL S Glass of 1946 5MX ,raing oourses at Mt Camel hispit Clyde Fnher attended the Perrj Jat eek M ZTILZZ 500 Sfrtad are on vacation behijrh school alumni Thuradav n ht HE DWW , W jetrort and are J Mr nl Mra W C AtLee attend Xim Sigler jumped back in the Percy HWs mrrm 5fore resamig rcouree at St Joe, J i Thur8day llime light when he accused Senators jCfae mA of taking 4 the oal hospital A Aor I vP and Mrs WJ4 Meyer were Johnson and McDonaH of tlv com0 the tenaas court Cence was r,il ituests of Mr and,miutoe inveBtisatin grand jury ex e,ry old IMcJiiid years ago a Ire 1 as leroij, itli ancient l nii iv,iv t he cent 1 figure in M Hi uis u ually a juggler a,iiin mid the urn i entertaif 1 r a iu the parade A saying i i n il,c in hit ii a person lo e 1 1 h l otiiersin daiiig was airf i uel lei no Herod, Jresident Truman miiit be a id I u have onlherded Herod ia a week when he jiroposed a mea are io coML,res to settle the strike it mil ion by drafting men for laoor as tliey v ere dlafled fnv waifare This same thing was propoef daring the car hat never got anywhere Sirange to ay, tlae memlevs of congress vlio have he 11 londe 1 m their comle,,inatcm of labor , strike, wete most vehement again,t this bill Among them were Hep Clare Hoffman of Or Wednesday an amo it ainountjjr,jj,an nn Senator Taft of Ohio Talk seenH to be plentiful among certain elements in congress but u hen incomes down to action that a of an entire different color ing to 10c l,r wvry ihch rfi es payj i lrabilita io,, of u ing Mon tor tn destroyed foreign Jges was passed after a long dlme A special assessment of a J a year or dues paying Mason to build a 40 bed addition on the Michigan Alma Ma sonic hospital, to cost 240,000 wa passed The assessment is for two yearWe understand more additions are planned culminating eventually m a J0 beef hospital At pres nt the ho eital capacity is 37 The home has 178 gucsls of home 87 are women One sixth are bed ridden and brought here on stretchers 1aul Strawhecker, brother of Mr horse Are we preparing for World War 111 After making the World Safe for Democracy in 11H, we picked up Dui inaibles and went home, 27 year, later had to go back and do it all oer again iiy their action in killling the draft congress may make it neceary for our sons and grandsons to linisii the job we should do now ilf all Alliied forces are withdrawn iroei Furope there is iiittle cfoubt hliii it will iuickly rert to its old fireworks Jtfiwhw Md fce mt was end jjrid and 0WMfr apofe will be aan wn Xi committee WlaMtt MrsJ WMeyer,Stockbridjre VAi i hH J1 calkM at the Louis Sbehan home tW fttroit E4, igimmt4 ,4 Suwiay W to JJS Fr McQuillan JT Tr a o Howard Ounmore of DetroKand J TL vSl 4 Pey AmbnrKey SlSSi ad JEwnily, Ann Arbor Ifused to link, the ae r 2J fcn iA to atop tSio Hi family spent last j lie A a parting shot penditures of accptin bribes In way the senators were hoisted by their own petard They summoned Sigler before them to testify He ren was pubEstfier Campbell, Jinrkncywa lcyi,110ii Trie first Michigan draft ed grand raster Clarence Hooper of taftr the sapension of the induction Flint, deputy Hazen Cole, Ithaca, 0f tn flgers and fatliers only yieldOd W Hugh Johnson, TraversePd 2 m At City ,JW Clark McKenzie, KalamaatKi oo, Treas Homer Newton, Pontvac, Sec Francis Ijambie, Midland,lect urer Rev Donald, Flint, Chapiain Dr Morgan Smoad, Rochester, SL and Dick Steed, Tiler They hacT no opposition Guy Powell of Detroit was elected J D over George Bashare, Detroit, Mike liaguJcy, Lansing, Wm Hamilton, Three Rivers and Sfhlynderer Ann Arbor on the j second ballotSchlandcrer wax elected j grand marshal 1 over Baguley, liash jra and Hamilton AH these officers luive been gueits at Pinckney on past masters nights but 2 Next years meeting i Grand Rapid this rate the army navy iii dwindle away to nothand the fcsdiavge rate is much great ri Of course all families want their bovs back and warfare is foreign to American instincts Still we have a j0 in do and should not quit with It half dVne also ke on tbe JM Charleaf V9M Ifeam Atm Oaxter J17 w M, , WeiNSON SiiJREY Mrs Ddiothy Campbell tool Ker pupils to Greenfield Village iM the Ford factory last Welnesday MrsDon Swarthout took her pupils to the Detroit zoo Friday via the school busThey eot caught in the rain but had a fine time nevertheless Mrs Lvla Rvan closed a very sueatUerful term of school last Tuesday with a picnic on the beautifwl lawn at tbe Younglve school There were 40 present to help her lebltJ I both Johnson and McDonald of takVkt footfall aorf soft kail BBtari1 iL rf Kr and Mr,, i bribes and said he had proof The Mhwo L 5TLLTM AnthonvCicowsVi 1 senators threaten slander suits which Mi mm of Ypaflanti X Earl Baadhn how bere Memorial ftay 7tel laJljimte Mr Anthony rtfcof LnaAitta forpier AMI Art imKt hh ehooi atarjiitraod 4ot Victor Biudk Jf e j mm kui VLMM of fiowrtl and will never come off Their committee Rrm XJj iiwe of HowriL j was a aubterfuge in the firat ptooa gLvSt Wke of Wayne and MraThey caws AO naore about grand Jury ahdwtfbe jjSid CteadOfti the caller expenditures Cau than pjke teatjthe jnoount of mone Mis AUtha Robinson and Jere occasionpotluck dinner was miah Shirey of Pinckney were marrnoon and every body partook ied Sunday by Rev Kamey at the Baptist parsonage at Howell Their attendants were Mrand Mrs Warvin ShireyAfter, a wodoang trip in north en logs and a broken em Michigan they will reside in this village The fToom was recently diacharged f romt tle USN Tae b fron MUlrnan game of ball in the Bert VanBlaLreum jr k in row hospital, Lansing with twa mm iU loom aod bMboonofnjriopodattoe t of an auto wh4beMtl a tree The j si ,, ar il sf J J f f1 W rvJhAjX U lCgH tfv JT r1 x ii, i fr1 rr r 6lM x 1 4 DlSgATCH Sylvan Theatre CHKLSA, MirJL i NEIGHBORING NOTES o i ue itinera wa Saturday, Rev, Fri, St, Jun 7,8 4 THE SAILOR TAKES A Wlht MukiiKh iileiu is the name ot 1 the new AiAMcan Lotion post organized at Sueklridye Puu1 Step hens in fi,ii,i inii r , J0 lonnei ervue men are attend ing lie ihvu Niiu held at ireyory i J J llJi a WLTl Hev Virgil Allan has resided as uiiltin She a Roaella it oi tin DiiMor iual ehureh J hfceJer Ulid XWi uioadalbii ew erkShe married runnanRoe in 1634 and came to Michigan, in J 1835 settling OK what is now the Charier Campbell farm Eight children weic b rii to he of whom 5 are living The lure for the Masonic cxcur J sion to Detroit June 7 is 100 the round trip The 1 incKiuey town base ball team plays Lnadilla here next Saturday The body of Mrs Betsy Fuller of Lansing was brought here Friday FuneifcL services were conducted at the Whitcomb cemetery by KevSimp son Dave 13enitt is building a new 5 house on his farm oon the Howell A Coiiieuy with j iht Detii IIUIM CO has set the ROBERT WALKER, JUNE ALLY ol,, lcr VA, ,, lihifd athletic SON, HUME CRONN, ROCHEaL j luia a ilr huu ER ANDEkbON i 11L Uviniun County Press lists Cartoon New tue i A in couiay dead in World own, Mou, Tue, June 9,10,11 I u u aL Uu Uuc uul helieve the DRAGONWYCK ilsl IOniplileiiuel eaien at their annual, Mhuu meet int will consider tlie con nuam ui a 7txM brick guildmg to eiieVe jeiwjol olle,t SU0U11 Wed, Thur,june 12,1 3 Starring GENE TIERNEY, WALTER HUS TON, VINCENT PRICE, GLLMN , , , n LANGAN, SPRING BYINGIuN w auU JaU,,n 0lJttl aUi fon i road DUney Cartoon In Dutch uiCLls ieuux on a , An ice cream social at the F MorSun Shows 3, 5, 7,,8 iJl l 11 , , 11 ho1 Tuesday nite to get funds ,, wJ Lanun uied at her home for lhe chubbs Corners school organ in Kucli Ala 21 Uiie iuneral sas fund1 GIRL OF THE LIMBER Ul f iUi a a T,i 1 Buiiis had 2 cows killed LOST Aou,m una u uuuglhcr, iUa Urtou lijfhtnijJg Saturday Kobm ijUto,il , Ureurly had 14 sheep Klin i el ran, iminJsuatioii has c,a rn, n nnmrvmA n ICTMW AKILCHA , ftI,ss Jiace Gates of Gregory was UUKIINUA CLJllON, VANESSA i,,mi uuilim m wie lwignloon r , ViDni , , A nonwM wkt fM TIWHAI , , , a giaduate in the vocal music dept I HROWN LOKiiN 1JNDALL i r tail m, Irwav, iiLmi lnJu to , , , XT 1 , of the Michigan State Noorman at ,j i m iUiiii an claims to v , ,,1, i 1 , xpsilanli last week iie aie in, Ued lo avail tllejuseJves ,, Ti i iii jji , Alike Doolan is building an addit J ion orf his home ,,,, , , i Will Dunnings hired man,Charles liif uiihiits aie wuiidring where , ,,, , , , , , , , Dibble, killed o blue racers one day , , ,, ,,,, , ,11 eaner LLt tlinse Iteautlllll How , J Coming Dakota YoUnda and the ,, , , , ,,, ,, , hofl Just week r,, ei liut lie Ulii in tin Luitnn lioic A , , , , , , , Tntel ,, A box social will be held on trie i Unat uii iJ lask ine e,nls to turn ,, ,,r , , , , ,, ,, t ,, , lawn of thf James Walsh home at oil tlie ,Lin njjjins lor at lrcjhrnen Silver Iake Friday night by the THE HIDDEN EYE with EDWARD ARNOLD, FRANCES RAFFERTY, RAY COLLINS ua Ck DJMW have fuM with DU Sat UUl Smith Bcho1 Edward Misner ll 1T 11 n , , ,,, , , , i i teacher There wil be a program oof Howell Iheatre ,,,, yu,nld,vocai mi iDltmw 1 1 A HOWELL, MICH Thur, Fri, June 6, 7 SUSAN HAYWARD in DEADLINE AT DAWN CONSTANCE CUMVUNGS, REV HARRISON Sel cted Shorts MaLie iVe 11 Ji K is ettin in goo lUUtlla ia i4ytUHfth1 woiitlerrf lie koniin,1 to the dance Sat nite tin IMI JIi jiiul LZ couldnt get duets THE GIRLS WHO GLORIFIED ZIEGFIELD ingLher at the sliow in Howell Mon Who wero the spectacularly tHm While JiJ v,as handing out invita1 Krt here did they come from tioa to i, ills for the show SaturI yve did they goAdele Rogers St da vhv did,, he nsked SK ,hns wHti in The American Wee k Wlth thi Sundays June 0 iSSUe 3 Or 47 VEARS AGO ,, , The Ditn Sunday Times, man I lioo widow of I to ls the fascinating story of the EIECIIBC ELfl1 FURNI5NE1S LOVJEKG V 1 isOTFS Sat June 8 Only TALK ABOUT A LAD wiili JINX FALKENERG FOREST TUCKER Alx, ROARING RANGE with CHARLES STARKET, SMILEY BUKNETTE Cai looiis i ijt t,i 1111 l h i iiiciic, , inorieeis win i InHei Itetf, died May , iahulou show MiHs Get Sundays hii FT J Detroit Times ELECT Sun, Moi, June 9 JO Mil San JOHN PAYNE, MAUREEN OllAkA WILLAM liENDIX I m i bEN 1IMENI AL JIMM1E Comedy News Faed A Bell Sheriff REPUBLICAN TICKET Kxpieilrvf Ltnhi iive admji i f at ions in Wayne County A reidrnt of Livingston County lfi Years Your Support Will Be Greatly Ap predated Tue, Wed, June 11,12 GEORGE RAFT in WHISTLE STOP with AVA GARDNER VICTOR McLOG V , M LEN Cartoon Comedy Avon lite at re Showt 7 and 9 P M Oiockbridge, ivucii Fri, Sat, June 7, 8 One of the best MystcryMelocramas AND THEN THERE WEKENONE starring BARRY FITZGERALD, WALTER HUSTON Cartoon Gadis Dredm Girl Empire State Sun, Tues, June 9,1 1 Muaic, Drama in the life of George RHAPSODY IN BLUE Gershwin Starring JOAN LESLIE, ROBERT ALDA Plua Nw Francis E Barron Candidate lor FrOsecuiting Attorney Republican Ticket COMPETENT EXPERIENCED No need to fire up iliv turnr brm Ay 1,1 mornings when an etcctrV lxlcv u v1 i 4im i annth where you want it vIrrn yen Wiint it I i, cloan, economical, an eletrie Suater is Ule Ur warin your dresin ruiis, I , v t, U r Just a Few Cents an Hour Is ALE w Costs hut unlimitrd ase ran rauee ahioriiuil lii i olvlrit bills For example, a 1000watl heater at ei r,ie, eot only ITae a w ek when used one hour lilv or wni days The same unit used H hitrs Iiily eots 81 a week, and add 81020 to, your two months hill Ions ill n r jnitahle electric dealer who can recoinieud a hear r o, snOic ient wattage to suit your parlieular nerd He ca i ah o tell you just what it will COM lo operate ,ff W1 m 19421945 IN US, ARMY The DSri Eikosi Co This Adv, Contributed by Veteran Friends CoVUagAUng ihe Navajo Trail, DoHy SistersToo Young To Know STACK ABL3ET SON TOOL A DIF VFG CO Progrcaive Diet and Tools All Machine Work Done HQWLL ST Finckney, Mich 0 LEPARlATIOWS Loren Bassett for Sheriff REPUBLICAN TICKET UNDERSHERIFF FOR PAST 10 YEARS Livingston County TAAUQT SALVESNOSE fp QJU As Duected PUBNACE EEFAUUN m has sold her pM M mctm fand on MSG 40 ifr PtM 4 Detroit VM had to have two one eye where,a And hit him ahd daughter SMOKE PIPE CRATES FIRE POTS ftCMNTJ M Hrafing Cowpanf it ntOHE 12 m mmA r Phyllis Loll of Detroit spent last i week here i Merwiti Campbell and family are visiting at Lancaster, lf Robert Ackley ana lamny are mov mg in their new home this week 1 Macian Ledwidge of Deuoit spent ihe week end here j Mrs Eleanor Ledwide spent Mon j day in Detroit Earl Gaines and family of Howell called at the Andrew Campbell home Sunday Marie Ryan whohas been slaying j at tne Don Swarthout home is now, with her mther in Marion Mrs Edna Reason, Leota, Fred CarKntor and wife called at the Ken nrth Reason home in Ann Arbor Sat j Mr and Mrs Matt Klump Mu riel McPachren and Mr and Mr I Frank Skoman Lucia Sopor of WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTEAnn Arbor attended the alumni J j Mr atid Mrs WC Miller and Mr, I PRIMARIES JUNE 18, 1H4C I and Mrs Earl Bauphn attnded the funeral of Mrs Wilbur Durkee of tOvicT lat week J Mrs Thelma Eisele of Fowlenille daughter Betty, and son RoyUSN called at the Oca Campbell home on Sinday Wek end callers at the W C Miller home were John Croupe and wife of Howell of Howell Floyd Randall and wife and Harry Jackson and wife of Lanahif Saturday callars at the M J rVaon home re John Rane anT wife land Mr and Mr 3ilbapie of Whit Jjooce Idke MraJ kMPeoee Arts and j KEYES a jv ri A rf, PINCKNfcY DISPATCH Wednesday, June 5, 1946 i Enlist in the Service AMERICAN HEROES by WOODY COWAN P VT L L IRYAR singlehandedly destroyed twentyseven Jw m a titl fight on Leyte Island and saved the life of his commanding bivcer When a Nip rifleman arose from a ditch alongside the road and aimed at Fryais platoon leader, the private jumped in front of his lieutenant and received seven bullet wounds jn his chest and stomach A medal of honor was awarded to Pvt Fryar Security Education Kennedys Gen Store WPlNCKNEY DISPATCH vrw fimUred at potxorfiee Pinckney, Mich coed clan uatUx Paid in Advance tbocriptioii 1 2J yeai PAUfc W, CURLSIT, FUBUSHEI The John McDonalds sjjcni the wick net at their home in icusviiie JLU a , y family spcMl Sundu wall Mi utrice lamnun, v, ile kory Mr ttiidlMw LOUKS t1lu pent Sunday with Mrs Ella Siupiah near hehea Mr ami Mrs LJ swarthout t Suiioy with Mrs Ella Uehun near Mil ford u Mr and Mrs WJ Nash and Mark Nash and family spent Memorial day in Otsego C V lioukcr and family of Ann Arbor called at the JH Hooker huine Saturday Mr and Mrs VVJ Nash attended the wedding of Carl Olson in Shepherd Saturday Mr Glenn Vanliuren and daugther Helen of Detrnit were Saturday night callers of Mra nd Mrs John Dinkel Week end quests at the Lester McAlto home were Mr and Mrs Omar Jrass, Mrs Wm Stemple, ana John Adams of Detroit Mr and Mrs Harld Gallup and Miami Mr and Mrs Norman Esch of Detroit were Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs LJ Swarthout Mrs Kuth Hitler and sons of Whitmure Lake are spending two weeks at the W J Nash homo while her husband if, attending school in Indiana 1 Harry Leo and wife, and A Iyer Lee and family spent Sunday with Mr imiL Mrs, riifrov4iLiIaraiafr4p4mv EAT THE WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Ice Cream The Antic lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry Home, This Month Package Ice Cream ia VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint V Hulk Ice Cream is LJananna, Jiutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Kude, Koyal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alwei Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan and called on George Dixon of renton ton Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs John Dinkrd were Mrs John Stock and Mrs John Vaughaw of Detroit Mr and Mrs Otis Webb of Howell ii Jiavs7Vjl called Thursday Central Dead StockCo Nincent Snooks went with his faiAer s on a fishing trip to north ern M iiliiian iasi week 1 til1uiiHIIIIUllUIUiiiiiin iinllimiuiiPiilMlUininim MU4UIHHIIII1UIM g F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOTNTMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence 613 E I J a i 9 a WtHIKfltiMaillUIHItllllfllilllUlllllllllllinillltlllllllMMMiPiiiiilllllJk ViiiiiiiiiiBiAiiiiniiiiiiVuiiim in iiiiuiiiiiuiit LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING r ft i I Weekly Trip to Made toDetroit Lloyd Hendee WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed HOWELL, MICH iiiMiiimiitmmiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiifHi I First National 1 Hank in Howell S Under Federal Supervision B S Merger Federal Deposit In 5 urance Corporation All De 5 poit Insured up to 5,0W fo g tack Deposits S I I1 nUMUlKlinilimilllliMIMMWLIflllHIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIvUIIIIM1jlllllllllllilllllllUlllir Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep FREE Afiariyfae asoffVesp a cfawe fo6eamDlfm30Z I PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY tilWPI I dfiQ WE BUY HfDES AND CALFSKINS EARLYftfellMNa CALS RFXEl VE 1HE REST SRV1CE By treating others on the line as they themselves would like to be treated, good party line neighbors help to improve their own service and that of all the people who share it A good party line neighbor thinks of it this way Someone else on my line may be waiting to make a call, so I wont talk any longer titn I bate to When the line is in use, I wont internfit And when I finish a call, Ill hang up car fully because one instrument off thtf hook puts a the telephones on the line out of service AFTER THE HOME COMING a Veterans returning fin eviry 5 theatre of war can look to US g ith assurance for S Friendly understanding Accural information Expe onceTTcu u n sel 5 Direct assistance oi all s IS money matters 2 S r Im dan t, reestablish a bus S mess or start a new one buy S g or improve a home or farmin s g Lvt, if you have 1 money proli S E Inn of any kirxlronio in and s 3 us W t to do all wo S X can to help rVory veteran carry 2 5 ou1 hs plans on a sound finan I cial basis S MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY O0 750,000,000 FOSTWA flOGHM UiAHS JOBS FOR THOUSANDS LISTEN Jo the SONG SPINNERS on Michigan Utfi Radio Program, NUMER PLEASE Monday, Wodnaday, Friday, I VOTE FOR Wilfred H Erwin KKIlHLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Prosttitiof Attorney FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY PRIMARY ELKCTION JUNE 18,I WILL APKTCIATE YOUR VOTE F B 1 1C4I45 IS tmmm Heavy tmd lv SWwy w buiWLinj Mr nrf Mrs John Nanrjf Ann 9s89 ffamaT bbek machine shop Arbor were irt tow Saturday w feAMI a4o on Pearl iL C VeMer ha his new cottage I1 5 WE HAVE AMLH FUNDS 5 AVAILABLE FOR SOUND 8 LOANS s Claude H M Faircett S KEAF, ESTATE MOTRGAGFS I OR PERSONAL AT REASON f S AIJLE RATES CEMETERY MEMORIALS LASTING QUAL CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff PRIMARIES JUNE 18, 14G REPUBLICAN TICKET PRIMARIES JUNE 1 1946 boW Swriay tohk wm APPKECIATE YOUR VOTE her birthday A pleasant time Gerry Eichman and family spent the week end in Detroit Miss Marion Shirley is spending her vacation in Indiana I Robri Galup atd wife of Plainfield called at the Edward Speart homo Sunday The marriage banns f Tlen Ken nedy and Lloyd Vaniiiuinuirf were proclaimed Sunday I f Mrs Charles Soule and childem of J Howell spent Sunday at the Phillip I Sprout home 1 Paul Ramsdell and family of Stoek bridge were Sunday quests of Mr I and Mrs Hoi lis WyUe Mrs Eiabeth Spears Martin and wchildrri of xp Arnrn CrMt are visiting her father, FVfward Spean Mr and Mrs S H Carr were Sun r udMn S H Carr 1 J WE CAN SHOW YOUR A NICE day dinner uest at the Harry Le IJVR nJ, MrnffTM ,,,, home I I The chiMrer of Mrs Joh Martin and their familiea ratetd at LINE OF MEDLtUM PRICED MONUMENTSJKMJBLE OR UflKEMATE DEUVERY MlLfHKO GRAMITE UllfOtD, MSCfL i fe mmI J ,11 J1LIIWI Pfil,fn FPMl r v rfjr W ttu, A 1 f r u7J lINCxxNh ATC Wedowhy, Juaa S, 1946 Classified PAINT Want Ad Athur nainea and family of LCMTAt red Lake auction,2 blade ing sfteRt week endf here penknife with otug handleLeave at DKpatch Office bUc reward Edse Meyer and wifa USN return edto Washington DC Friday, David Aberdeen spent the end in Detroit week1 PROFESSIONAL CORNER C J Clinton and iwfe Ann Arbor Friday were in IonJ Curtis Chamberlain and wife of MT Kelly, Dexter Dexter attended the alumni Saturday PINC Ray M Fiaffkmy, Michigan Snadajl00 a m to 2i00 p m We4nes4ay2 to 4 tp m, 7 to 9 m Sa,turday7 to 8 ia the evening I tmiutuutifa FOB SALECommon ice box ,sh, h week ,n i WANTEDA used player piano f in Clifford Alston of Olympia, Wash i good condition and a bench Write is visiting at the George Meabon jr a card to MrsCorbet SalyerPinckney , home nR SALKLHP C0ler TheCadwell hoi S, has been purchased by Norman Rea1 FORS ALE40 eight weeks old pigs sn Ujtach Louis Tuthill, 2 miles SW ySANITARIUM VanWirdcVVVuWinkfi d Daltj M t 1 Don W VuitflaUe Cfcarlae K VaaWtaaV Attoraeys at Law First State aad Savings 8ua Howell, MieaLjaa CEMETERY MEMOTIAO J L ARNET A SON Ana Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D, CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Representative Monuments Markers T ul ilamburg FOR SALE Holstein bull calf horn April iyth well marked Dlak , wt xm lbs Sire iShiawana Top Hat by artificial in ie mi nation 200 returned home hoapita, Howell Mrs Roy Clark from McPherson Mondayt and Mrs Francis Shtaper DR G L MeCLllSKEY DENTIST SUM N MicUge Telepheaet Offiee, HO Residence, US Stealage ay Appotatasaat Hawaii, Mlabigar MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phono 6 MARION JAKVISOwnorl Pinckney PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pincknoy, Michigan MARTtN J LAVAN Atteraay Phoa 13 BrlfsHaa lUahiga 69Fb Repairing MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATINU State 8717 Lafceiide Driv Rush Lake License Mr of BOYDELL MINTS VARNISH ENAMELS uci IM aiTtoiT urn cmnTim HARDWARE r l L BuyiiimMay Thursdy the lioU bisters 1832407 Dam laufrs with this one t 3uth to June 2nd Robert B Horine Earl Ney was called to West Vir MU Darwin RdJincyney,Fhone 7F3 ginia by death of hja sister Mn WANTKDrvemodeliW Paic las terinfi and block laying by hour or LEM LAVEY dayWfiase write or call in person ces wateNpW 2001 in astockorKeason phone Pinknv GUF23 uay Fred Carpenter anc wife of Ponitiac spent last week with Mrs Edna iKDWonmn to cave 1 oiAYm , wriw M, Fnjnc ff r,,v, Midi, o o Charles Porter I house from the dam WANTED TiHlCKiS Honest Robert Gamble and wife of Flint 7 spent the week en with the Hooff HERB SNEfcxr Phono 183 207 H ft GraaJ ia HowelL MJoUgaa Real EUte, losaranoa, Bxkatf City, Lake and Fans Proparty A Spaaiality lut Your Proprv With M TFrTTAVttY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoee 59F3 Pincknoy Michigan PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modwa Bqaipoaeat Amkalaneo Sarrloa Phono S Ftaoamar, Miehigo SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH crnrpaidfor F Howell, Mich Elllsworth Kirtland Elolse Gardner of Fresno, Calif ori nia are visiting hem v IrsJtfa4geOp4ykeefLausingj, Mr and VERNON J BROWN FOR GOVERNOR Mr and ,Mrs Walter in Detroit Saturday to Clark were attend tho spent the week ena with TylerBrogan, Hojven, jmc Roben Ackley WANTED General Trucking to do gravel, stone, black cTirt and 1 tained their children for dinner Mem diit hauled or anything that can be J , Iand Lieutenant Governor has been Karl UaujrUn family entcr The people oi richijjan will be fortunate in having rion Vernon J llrown for Governor His adininistrallnio of the offices of Auditor General hauled in a dumn truck Kenneth Kellenberger Phone 19Fia after 5 p m i inises Carol Steek and Denisc Ledwidge attended a jat Flint Sunday nurses picnic noted for efficiency and honesty, ilis experience in these offices ana his 5 ternio in the House of Representatives LJK wedding of herTieTcepMarilyn Miller, to Rohcrt Fisher at Mayflower Cong church Decomtion Day guests of Mrs Nettie Vaughn were Dr Morley VauKlm and Mrs Hync of Carleton IrsA ddie Pierce and Mrs Nora SigThurson Hjtvftll, Mich Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr FOR SFRTCETRegisteied Hampshire, Xnrfrew Nesbitt and wife were Y Hamperinru 3UQHV dinner guests of Dr and 0x12 Mrs, Wylie in Dexter SALE Ax minister rup MM Win Urash t,a Campbell family and Mrs utside toifet Frank Aberdeen took in the Born to Mr ami Mrs, Wayne Wagativr on May 23 a son, Kenneth He is capiable and leun in do i and Mia lnet Kew and Mr in, vhM he thinks i ri,ht He re Milliron ot Detroit presentH no faction or roup Dipni eifr Sunday guests at the Albert fieiri and simple in manner he is the Dmkei home i il leader of the common people 27 WANTEDTo buy an Marshall Meabon OfrSALETTwostory barn 18 x at Congregational church Good confer reconversion to house Inquire P Rwarthout, Ph 30F2 FOR RALEParn 30xf0 and of eround Mike Pankofi, LM30W FOR SALKTfirn 312 WMain, auto an 1 those who believe in good govern vji at The people of Livingston coun Week end guests of Miss Jessie Green and Weltha Vaii were Harry Pamer and wie, Detroit, MrsBlanch VI lue, Jacqueline Mylne, Mrs Esa Giviham and John VaoWorden of Parma MlvDorrow Pinckney Housewives SAVE YOUR I WASTE FATS Tiie Uuited States Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store golden jubilee in Detroit Saturday The Earl Baughn horn at Portage Ity have always recognized his true Lake was struck twice by lightning jyoth That is why in the liM4 elduring the storm FridayThe chimneypel on they gave hinfa majorny oi molished and the house filled withmere than 5not votes Our people an acre soot lo not want an experiment They David Aberrfeenl Neil Uaughn and want tried and true leadership and a Jinmie Meyer wont to Momoe Mon niin as governor whom they know day night to get their second D Mo wil amptly safeguard our principles lay degree nf irovei nment and rights of all the Memorial Day guests of Mr aiul people Mrs Jesse Henry were Mrs FllaTh primary election is June TSth Walker an 6 Roberta Doris Kett of , Th name of Vernon JHrown will be Ann Arbor ,o Vrrnon J BroAu will appear upGuests at the Fred Read home on the Republican Primary ballot as Thursday were Dr and Mrs, Steve a emdidatc for governor This priii, singer W p Brown and Mrs H J MeKenzie of mavy is as important as the election, j rj0 nirronn S r H r,Jack Detroit and Frank Peters and wife Fv ry voter shoould lay aidle his or vlnQ 4awson,Bob of Jackson her work for a few minutes on Tucs Wnek end guests at the C J Clin day, June 18th to vote The Wrnor, Clinton and JTVown committee will he pleased famiiv and Gerald Clinton and wife to have a card o letter from those and Mr and Mrs Harold Thormalen in rach townhip who are willing to r J thing before and on primary day to get out the voteWe will welcome a word from every Brown orter Ee sure to vote friends on primary day Vernon ton home were Kalph and wife Harold Thormalen in of Detroit Roy Clinton and Jean Ho omethm Clinton of Niagara Falls Friday night guests of Mr and Mr Charles Clark, were Dan Driver and family, Dexter, Frank Nichols ai wife and Kathryn Gleason of Hoell and Mrs George CUrk of Yp ilanti The Pinckney Invnnclbles play at Dt er Thursday nite Attention and An1 hurley, Joe Burns, Jim Meyers,Jo Jfeys,Bing Lavey, Joe Clark,Rigg an1 iHildebrant r LECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES KEPAIRED WTfflkft FaDer of all kinds Iron, Rags and Coppar HarryJMak GROW PirKLFS on Ton AT 1 425 No 2, 200 No 3,75c j Contracts can he obtained C F Hewlett, Prone 08, ney, Mich supp of vour Call 10 J PHONE 115 and G E VEDDER from Pinck ote on for Governor Committer Hiram R Smith, chnirman SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jafferson Street DANBURKETTPhone 6292 Ann Arbor, Micb VHpaVtfMftVafJMaVaVHPMeai get them to vote Lets give J Fvown an overwhelming v June 18th Adv wlNme Carr and famiiv of Detroit spent the week end at the RJ Carr home, , , Y M H Fferipnce Byers VanBurlv dauffhtr of Detroit spent the week end here A ii ES FCOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR, IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c back As any druist for this STRONG iuricidc, TEOL Made with 90 percci alcohol, it PENETRATES Readi es met kill IOTXZ forms faster r nn rDRTTTsi6RE,Pinckney,Mich Sureesso to Kennedy Dru Store fctabiaad 186J lttf 1 AM GRATEFUL FOR VOUR SUaTORT IN THE PAST YOUll SUPPORT AND VOTE JUNE 18, 1940 WILL BE APPRECIATED YOtriX tST BETTEA MEATS Al Clarks STANLEY SEKAIM AN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE EOB PrBeeftng Attorney LfYINGSTON OOUWTY IcPberson State Bank SEE YOUR BANK REVIEW Congress is reviewing the labor laws, passed in the last 12 years Equal justice before the law is a part of our constitutional Bill of Rights Legisla tion only follow that precept to give Jus proper labor and management rel lationship for operation of collective bargaining i It does one good to review oceasionlally Perhaps in reviewing your needs you will find necessity for new things around the home Our Bank can help you to finance these requirement s in one of several ways McrtosM State Bati j Monay to loan at reasonable stea I Interest paid on tiavtegs Diufci a4 iTifM CtrtifieaAaa of Dpoa, aWaW VPVV f w Pala MB W aaBaarfjBaajaaa ajaj ft ,y r H ite4 c ja Mivw viv Sii PINCimt DISPATCh Wednesday, June 5, 1946 NOTICE OF LETTING OF DRAIN comprised within the Anderson Counship 730 rods full wjdth ty Drain Special Assessment District, XOW THEKhrORE all unknown CONTRACT AN REVIEW OF anU the apportionments thereof will aiu, I10nresident persons, owners and Al I HIS IMhMb he object to review for one day, from peisons interested in the above doNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that nine oclock in the forenoon utn live scliijcd lanij am vou alv iurtlV I, Floyd W Munsell, County Drain o clock in the afternoon At ,aid ye notified vtiiui at the tiuu and pi cv Commissioner of the County of Liv view the computation of costs f01aforesaid or at such other time and ingston, State of Michigan, will, on said Drain will also be open for inpiar, thereafter to which said letthe luth day of June, AD, 1946, at spection by any parties interested may if uj0Uiiiji jj,ai ro the Store at Anderson on W2 SE4 011,in,n nf ceed to receive lads tothe construe Section 18 in the Township of Put The following descr P tion of said rj,,, in the manner urn, in said County of Livingston, the several tracts orpaieels, of land hereinbefore stated and aJso thftt at such time and plait as suited aforesaid from nine oclock in the at two oclock in the afternoon of llc Pial Assessment that day, proceed to receive sealed District of said Drain, viz bids until 230 oclock in the after Section u VV14 SV Fr 1 V forenoon until five oclock in the aftnoon of that day, when bids will be Section 7 SWU SWU SV2 Nte noon, the apportionment for heneopened and publicly announced for the SW Fr 1 4 NV NVi SW Fr lJfHs and the lands eonmrised within wnEU NW FrlV, E SW4 NVVl Irihl Spe,,j Assessment DisntyFrlU W SWU NW Frlh 8 tricts, will be subject to review theNy NW FriU NV, Ni NW Frl ,, ou ANJ KACii uF Y0T7p ilia 4 SE14 SWi Section 17 WVzowners and persons interested in the construction of a certain Drain known and designated as Anderson Cou Drain, located and established in Townships of Putnam and Unadi SEVi SW1, bWVi S of HWY Ex aforesaid lands, are hereby cited to Said drain to be let as one Section R R An s 0f HWY of SE,4 SWt4, aire hub cut of 50t feet and a new trt, and on Wline EV4 SEli Seebounty Uer, and MELVIN HIBtlon 18 Tjence X 185 feet E 1465 NKH Chairman of County Road Com THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO MILK PRODUCERS and CONSUMERS This week the Michigan Milk Producers Association rounds out 30 years of service to milk producers and consumers in the Detroit milk shed The organization got its start on June 3, 1916, when a small group of farsighted dairy farmers recognized cooperative marketing as the one best guarantee of an assured minimum milk supply for Detroit and of price stabilization at a favorable level for milk producers, Soyjidwjiixarajaiptkn tiHthe Asso ckrtioTi 0 to Station i, having an average cut of 24 feet bottom width of 3 feet on E line of W2 SE1 4 Section lj such time and place as stated aforeihece S 1U45 ieet W 1C5 feet N Mljd from uie oclock in the foreani ioje of 11 to 1 145 feet E 0 feet to be,innin noon untii five oclock in the after0 u XT 0 n c mr , A piece commenfiK on S sile f the apportionment for benefits Branch No 3 Com at Station 105 HWYl M36 and 1485 feet E of W aml the lands comprised within the oO main line and running from Station ime Sr1i SK,4 Hction iH Thence Anderson Countv Drain Special U 0 to Station 5 50 and having an s 447 fct,t E 132 f,et N 45,5 feet st,ment Districts will be subject to avtrage cut of 26 feet and bottom W 132 feet to beginning E52 SEVi review widtii of 3 feet, bank slope of 1 2 Section 18 S of HWY M36 Ex f tol file Wr 2805 feet A piece commencTotal length of said drain is 23,675 ing at intersection of E line of Wa AND YOU AND EACH OF YOU, f feet SE4 Section 18 With HWY M owners and persons interested in the Estimated Cubic Yards Excavation, 1 ie 0 mi feet W 155 feet N aforesaid lands, are hereby cited to 38,450 175 uu E 1G5 feet to beginning U1,lr at tlie time and place of such 00c c i o 1 ii J cx A n,,a f 19 ,,, v ,,,,1 vv in l c viewing of apportionm its as afore325 feet of 2Gmch tile, from Sta A piece or iz iods t and vv tv , , , C6iner SFJ4 neaid with respect to W MUXSELL, Countv IVUvhlliAN sections in their order up stream, in AW part SW FrlU Es KR fyj accordance with the diagram now onl1 SW Frl1 SEU SW Frl,4 n Cnmyn , ,,,, , , A iu iu u , PP 4it,, irv a ni,, 19 r,1c1Jrain Commissioner, County oi Livflle with the other papers pertaining A Alfc0 x a piece 1 rods t to aid Drain, in the office of the E and W by 20 rod N and S in NW llwl1County Drain Commissioner of the Comer W7l2 NW Frli E4 NW County of Livingston to which ref Frli Ex school site Section 19 STATE OF erence may be had by all parties in1 W part NW FrlU N Va Efe h WMK, t teresttd, and bids will be mad, andW Frii Ex RR NWU NE,4 l0 b rt tuf ,ne Countv received accordingly Contracts will Ex RR N EV2 NE4 Ex RR Livmgton be made with the lowest responsible Section 20 NWli NW,i UNA At a session oi said Court, held at bidder giving adequate security for D1LLA TOWNSHIP Section 1 S GO the I ronate office, in the Ctv or the performance of thr work, in the A Ea SEy4 N 50 A SEV4 N HWY City of Howell in said Countyon tJ sum then and there to be fixed by 3 A K SWl4 N HWY S 50 A D uuy oi jay A D, lMi me, resLvmg to mvseu tue rte , Vfe SEJ4 S HWY All E of County Present,Honorablf Willis LLyis reject any and all bids, and to additch EV2 SW1 All W of County Judge of Probate the above mentioned work will be re J E lu A, EV2 SE4 Ex ad Uiat a time and Place be appoint quired to deposit with the County RK SEi Ex RR WV2 SE1 to ieive, examine and adidt Drain Commissioner a certified check x RR E SW1 SW4 NWUuil claims by and before said Court or its equivalent to the amourt of SW,4 Ex piece on S end 128 It is Ordered, That all of the One Hundred Dollars 10000, as a ods N and S on E side by 96 rods creditors of said deceased are reguarantee that he will enter into N and S on W side S part of W2 quired to present their claims to contract and furnish the required bond 01 SW being 128 rods N andsaid Court at said Probate Office as prescribed by law The checks of on E side by 96 rods N and S on on or before the 20th rfcv nf Ttv all unsuccessful bidders will be re W side NE4 NEV4 NW4 SEV A D vuc , , Jy turned after contracts are awarded NWH NW NW W NW ffl , W , ho The payments for the above menU section 24 N 20 A EVfc tioned work will be made as follows NE4 Ex RR Grand Trunk West ere P 1 bounty Drain Order Payable April Railroad, Putnam Township Com on nd ajurtrnt of 1F clams js 1947, mencing on N and S Vt line SEVi and dema,nds against said deceased Section 17, Thence W on Section It is Further Ordered, That nubile NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY me Section line of Section 13, notice thereof be eiyen by publica Unadilla Township with 480 rod fuilton of a copy of this orlftr for thrfid D8 Livingston, or at such other timeand State Highway M36 Oomenc Pafch a newPaper printed and cir place thereafter, to which I, theing at N and S line SEtt Section lped said County County Drain Commissioner afore17, Putnam Township, and extending Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate said, may adjourn the same, the apW 730 rods to Section line between A true copy Iportionment for benefits Athe landse Sections 14 and 23, Unadilla Town Celestia Parshall,Register of Probate rrVnv fKof M TU u ik Unadilla Township with 480 rod fuilton of a copy of this oHftr for thr 10946 ot ehWwBV end 400 d sucoewive week, previou, to , S Towi,hip rfl5UoSS oonehalf width 0f RtKfWay da, of hearin in the Pifkny IH grew frjv is o ryjl membership of 22 dairy fanners to nve thm 14,tJ in 1945 The vaLc of milk shipments during the first year amoun A to a few thousand dollars as compared with 19 45 when the dolkr volume of sales by association members w 541,602,14400 Ths consistent growth tlirough the years has been parUled by i nnrovel quality and production methods under Association sponsorship protection for mem bers against bad credit risks, hed failur and market uncertainties by operation of our own processing and distributing facilities where independent outlets are deemed inadequate Eery members share in the assets of this Association is substantial a factor of great importance in tlicv t s oi unlaued eco nomic forces The Associations growth Iis likewise been paralleled by constantly itvreusing safeguards for the protection of the public health Throughout tie s, tiiis organization has held to the belief that i own best interests are inseparably interwoven ,h the best interests of the milk consuming public From its inception, this orgarririon his always adhered to a policy of promising only what it could deliver, and of delivering what it promised So well have these basic principles served the very great majority of producers and consumers that we pledge continuance ol them in the conviction that they will prove as satisfactory in the future as they have for 30 years ISAN ftLK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Mmm , , 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 June 05, 1946 Description An account of the resource June 05, 1946 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 1946-06-05 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch