334 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4263d9edde34a87bf6422364a91cc838.pdf 9874e286579281895d06fa72dda78ae3 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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Htdbkim Mirror Most noteworthy event oi MSI w the nowung or toe wows at doors HU footprints dept, The Micbi gpd taxes dollars Utfmid government took in income and taxes repiie th4be state treas ury octt ro to 49,000000 and is expected to reach 80,000 000 this year, the answer win, ho mare tcaetf 4 The goveniors budget is apt to be splrie tarrirfo Ho says the tale must vaise 71,700000 , tor cad to local governments 18 400,000 is for educatioa and 2800,000 for welfare A suggestion to discontinue the veterans vocational school fe line Lake 4rew a flood oi Mfeftests Michigan manvifactur took raw materials last year and converted them into 7,332,255 000 worth oi goods Michigan is 5th in manufacturing Dufiing 1951 me state highway dept comrar 41000 000 ancl expects icn prodept has Investment of nds pending a etfleTttent of the stock market President Hannah of Michigan ate says enrollment fre could reach 350Q WASM present birth rate ontmSIt is Jiow IfcOOO Stf crack down on thossjaMgp dump The state conservat9Pept will rubbish in lakes n wv si Ifeur officers training schools be set up in Michigan at Back in the eighties a quaint character lived in Pinckney His name was E A Men but he ras better known as the Buffalo Tiger Before earning to Pinckney hV fcran a sglAkon Atwater Sto Buffalo, a tough paftvof that city When West Htrcheyaoed to Lansing where he had irrveste in real5 estate, Allen came hre and took over the hotel IbfUeye he was related to Hmcrsfiftr Delia Austin From whoPsherr his title was synthetic as heW showed any puglistic teijdencies On one occasion when a fight Started in his barroom he is sale to hav jumped on his bar and yelled, Hereyeu fellows stop This Im the JymourBuffal Tig jand I am liable to get mad and hurt somebody Allen had 3 daughters Amelia Pauline and Oarrie arid 4 sons, Harrison James Jay and Henry AU are now, dead but Henry He lives at Bdwardsburg Henry wos here this summer but is blind Harrison ran a cigar stars in Chi bago Janiee an apartment house yin New York and Jay was cMack of all trades Th Aliens wenf to Dexter fom here and ran a hotel there EventbaUy they went to Ind, iana When George Sigler was a salesman on the road he said A Allen was a runner for a South Bend hotel Hotels in those days ran busses to all the trains to get the travelling public to Personals Current Comment Mr and Mrs Ona Campbelll f A t and Mrs L C Gorham at tthefrjf 1 ngston county were guests New Yoars of Mrl Plum HoUow Country Club hv Ttaa township flPcWd oiLivingston county Mr and MrsM J Reason enter 12 lMy forgotten taiaed their chiidren flew xeors, f as Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley with j J8 P0 Mr and Mrs ival Shirley left left Sunday for Califoornia on a two weeks trip stay at their hotels Allen was TLXL m f spider for one of these Battle Creek, Grand Q Jay probabjy the most popular , in Michigans Air Corps has increased gusi to 7,000 ,, , in Wcmhington wee appealed aqainst a of his childen, was shot in the ip and crippled while hunting at Dexter but got along oil rightFor , years he walked a pair of ten ft stilts dressed as Uncle Samadver Cffno Jrm 1 jljLerhi pprlunifci ardcJti5Uce for litek our countrkJKan tjftiie is ion 5K CbOTKRVATIOHEPT NOTES fective March 1 th state of Ohio will remove ail restrictions on fishingrelative to size and the number ccrught 16 of the 19 conservation trcdnd officers have finished recruit recbooljusan McElroy of Whitmor , Lake was one of them gje snow continue whiter kill fishwUlbe heavy The snow Nfeuts off the oxygen Thecrow is fc und in practical very country in ihe world ff Bluegills do best in warm weedy lakes v once paint ed the cross on the Catholic church tower here At the time the commuruy took over the opera housse he showed up and paint ed a new curtain for it He died at Elkhart, Ind Mr and MrsAlln land some of his chiidren are bur led in the Pinckney cemetery The Aliens never missed a home coming here and Cam ior years after that v Notes The Gayle Shirley home in Liv onia was destroyed by fireSatur day caused by an explosion that blew the house to pieces Noth ing was saved Mrs Shirley and son suffered burns and were tak en to the hospital The Dale Mill er family Doyle Tempiton fam ily and Leonard Lee familycalled on them Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Holt of Jack son called on her aunt, Mrs, Viv ian Ledwidge Sunday Mrs Hoit who wass hurt in an quto accid ent is in wheel chair1 Glenn Kingssley and children spent Christmas a the Andrew Campbell home MrsKingsley is home from the hospital Mrs Beulah Martin spent the holidays in Ypsikaiti with her children Charles McDaniels and wife of sjsenb Aopxripg OIQA oeseqo of the Merwin Campbell family Helen Miller and daughters Sun day guests fc Mr and Mrs Merlin Amburgey had for Sunday dinner guests MrsMary Amburgey and Jimmie the Emmett Wedmeyer iamily, Clifford Miller and family Mrs Stanley Dinkel called on her mother in Stockbridge Sun duy, Church Notes Catholic lake Road which has heavy frame, only had a path plowed through it wide enough for one ar If you passed a car you had Ao adjinthojsnow Prdctirally no isaridihgwas 6he and the road uOQ iD intto OX JO 9JDb D 9DM, in he ditch continually When yott go to theJJashtenaw part of tha road all ws changed The snow was plowed back wide enough cr three cars to pass and so vh anci and Chloride hadmd ueeq ort it the blacktop A was bare of oi ico from Portage Lake to Ann Arbor Nowthis ioadtis the same discEflce from Howell as it is from Ann Arbor and what Washfenew county can do Livingston can do likewisevThey did it back in Bill Slavins time However Putnam can expect to receive this land of treament as long as the county road commission is composeden I tirejy of Howell and Fowlerville men The southern part of tKe couny has no repsesentation on the commission After vain appeal life BrightonArgus last summer put on dJMwiffecbmaln and is getting the road irom Brighton tq the General Motors Proving Grounds where many Brighton peopleworkimprovedThe supervisors of southern iivingsion should quit being yes mn and get something ior their constituents 4 After reading price increase af fwc a,fV LOST AT SALINE Pinckney lost at the Saline tournament 48 to 37 Saline was M r ahead aU the way 20 to 6 at the SSxlSS Cln, quarter, 33 to 20 at the half and A FrVAJbeLSS e 40 to 28 at the third Gonser of f1 Masses faitoc Saine led all scorers with 19 A i 5 630 80Qt IQrfkL Mrofka go 12 for PinckneyJehrev S2f 8SP WK 9 LMroflca 8, hriffiSS 882 Ui30 f i Calvin Hooker and iamily of Arbor were Christmas guests H, Hooker home Hichardson of Howa Sunday guest, at the The 0are Miller famwere in facksonSctturday 4 j toeaot iosa an4 Wfe spent r Tfljrfc rek to tpsjkmtL jolvfttdsbn jr and wile fSbuiay wtfi Us sisters in C W MLi caed npYvs tats ifcml tafornia fchrist i lKBsnirte leave ther to 11 entertain ednesday family spent at theiohn Mcouir fit n USN went beak to ttday David Aber MAfiHlAGE UCENSES Dave Williams 19, South Lyon, ama Lee Johnson, 18, South Lyon Earl Ackerman, 2d Fowlerville, Nellie Mae Smith, 19, HowellWm Cfcristophersca, 34, Howell Betty I June Smith, 25,Howell John Hand drochaf, 47,ighton, Luella Aglor 02 Ann Arbor Wm, Purdy 27, JJowell, Mary Eastman, 19,Howell Albert MarshalL 21, Howell, Shir, tevLoree 18,HowellJ Mack,59,How Jfi, EHzabeh Whitaker 50,Howell ieny Boiscddt, 24 Brighton Thor ssaMardenktewcya, 19, How ell Merle Testr,l9, HowellEmma Rathbuun, 26, Fowlervlilo, Dick MDCdine 19, Whitmore Lake, Julia iBaughfea 18, Brighton c Ifcri ot vikm HTM i rrimmt ithere q fewday xsaSuhday dinn Robert Read home 2, Matteson 1 Pinckney , A Mrofka f J Mrofka F Jeffreys c Bradley Q Matteson G fxiday evening at 7i30 Subsrutions Pmckneyporraw Rebman Carr, ICMattesonHenry, Maebon J, gjnfresionsi Saline SJWT Ae NoveaDo Devotion Gonser Feldcamp Sattler Mellek rwy W to snn Sunday beim 800 Mta, COUNCIL PBOCEDUHES Bgular meeting of village coun BEAUTY JINXES ELIZABETH TAYLOR Famous Movie Actress,Elizabeih Taylor proves once again says Dorothy Krlgallen, that money, good looks cmd fame do not always bring happiness A dazzling beauty Elizabeth couldnt even hold her husbands attention on their honeymoon Why Read Beauty is her Jinx, in this Sun days Jan 6 issue of The Amerl cil December 11, 1951 order by Pres Dinkel Present Shirley, Swarthout, Clark Read Absent, Eisele and Tiplady Motion by Clark, supported by Shirley to donate 100 to 4H club Motion by Swarthout supported y Shirley to donate 300 to Fire Dept, to apply oh tank truck, I Motion by Swarthout, supported by Read to allow following bills Sec of State, fire truck lie 50 Clyde Macs, oil 4675 Norm Miller, at labor 18,00 Bill Clark, st labor 875 Congregational Bv Donald tirady, pastor c Bwctis JU, Senior otor practise, Ihux Prayer meetinn at tit K, LU I lott home at 730 Sat 130 p mvConfirmation class jng at Stirling bam, 42670 North Territorial Rd, Rev Richards of Beuville speaker Sunday, Holy Communion, Ser mon Place of Confession in the Sacrement Mennonite Buss Pressley, labore hall 200 sSSS ffil i Robert Egler, marshpll 850,31 Z AAi W at far as Chicago nth can Weekly, exclusively with the Thn Icrmily enpen at dinner on H party for Wteam won remlorced by it the Nov , yKX tcOtfpg 1 against toe WW iwj iwfca5 AleiejBiiftii Detroit Sunday Tlms, The Ray Bums famfly entertain ed Sunday the Louis Coyles, the Don Burns, the Jack Yaimgs and Jerrv Molier Callers of Nancy Wylie last week who is home for the hoK days were the Fred Reickatf fam ily of Howell the Kenneth Wylie1 family and Donnalea Swarthout and Agatha Henry, Mr ancHMrs Jesse Henry and Gerald, were Sunday guests at tbe Charles Whitehead home tB Gue Ledwidge went book r WerlneeeVnr pie iiiKiBpa Putnam Fire Dept 30000 0frS2iJ000 n0MOH varriecL Motion to adjourn Mildred Ackley, ilerk PURCHASE SNOW PLOW ellage has purchcased of peer tractor with a snow remov al attachment I was used last week to clear the snow from th piled on the square in mountains BUI Baughn waengines Calvary Mennonite Church c Beachv Pastor aSupt Walter Esch Assistant Mauric Leinbach Mmno WowWp , 10,00 00 U45 Wednesday 00 p ou The MennoniW church will coll ect dottrJna ior Geaeem reru gees CAfiD OF THANES I wish to thank my friends who remembered me with cards at Christmas They were much a predated Mrs, Nettie Vaughn v CARD OT THANKS I 1MBS AID MEET1NO 1 wish, to thmk mx friends fori Congt Eddies Aid meet at the fhe kindness showrx m cod me church Ian 10 Pot luck dinner at cojdeljsived while I was Jn f liOO the men are invite merrf2tfJt Fa,muc81, r W, m v itct J Mr and Mrs C J Qinton spent the week end at the RalphClinton home in Lincoln Park Johnny and Phyllis Clinton came home with them Herb Palmer ir, and family of Flint spent last week with his par ents here The Robert Young family have moved into the Newkirk cottage at Portage Lalte and the Robert Vedder iamily from there to the appartments on Putnam St Mrs Jennie Devereaux and Mrs Fannie Kavanuugh wot to Detroit Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leslie Merritt of Howell spent the Wm Devereaux family in Detroit John Eisele returned home from St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week 141 Mrs Conrad, mother of MrsRie del who lives on the Fred Teeple farm was taken to Melius hospital last week m Swarhout Ambu Bill Clark is working nights at KingSeeley plant, Sao Duane Galbrcrith and Bill Van Bob Darrow Ronnie Swarthout, Blaricum go to Detroit Jan 15 for Army examination Russell Clark will be inducted into the service Jan 8 Janet Feidler of Ann Arbor was a week end guest at the Ross iRead home , ,s The 7 year old son of Mr ano ed last Wednesday night was found at a neighbors home after a couple hours search Frank Peters of Jackosn father of in Fred Read undewent a ser ious operation Tuesday Mrs Fred Read spent the week at the John McGuire hoce,Detroit Mrs Axmabelle Croup and her daughter, Vivian of Flint spent the week end at the W C Miller home Kay Conklin of Pondac spent last week at the Ray Burns home The Howard Reads went to Arm Arbor Sunday to get Tommie who spent the week at the Wild name Jack Tetterof Detroit spent last week at the George Roush home Mr and MRS Floris Clark were Saturday dinner guests of Mrand fat, Jerry Clark at er lifce be Ralph hcjv cut prices Still it is truevthe price cutters are bears Roebuck Aldens and Spiegels, all mail or, aeihouses Sears announces a 50 cut k cd H ft refrigeratory anculs on6000 other Items At densandSpiegeFs who sell ad iesand grits lunushmgs will cut pricjss 10 percent 4 i he big news item last week was the demand by Communist Hungary tor izQ,000 for the release oi tour American flyers who were iorced down in Hungary tried convicted and IrnpriSOnedJi big aebate ensued here OB lo whether to pay it or not and how to do so A move was started to raise the money by subscripU ion when the government annoua cea it would b paid out of publia iunas This is not the first time this country has paid tribnte to foreign powers About 1800 when American commerce wasJMipteme on the seas this county paid a yearly tribute to Algeria who can irolled the entrance to the Medi teranan Commodore Decatur W03 sent one year with it andwas insulted by the Bey of Algeria which caused him io utter his famous wordsMillions for defen ce but not one cent for tribttte,, War was declared in 1815 and after a years fighting Algeria sued for peace and opened the Mediteranian to American com merce in the war a number oi lives wre lost and the USJxrrtle ship Philadelphia captured and burned In On battle Oonaiso dore Decatur was knocked down and as a huge Algerian swung his scimitar to decapitate him a wounded seaman, with a broken arm interposedbody and took the blow intended for Deoatur A do stroyer was named afex Ruben James This was sunk i World War H An episode occosrWdw A ing the term of Theodore velt A Greek traveller Pteasjdamimg American iAe9imcMiirie l vV1 iVi J ,, sS C Cps,vVi ad fried PS iev i 5 vsr ur iHt jotmjtT w 11 He Lites if t Plymouths Cranbreok FourDoor Sedan for 52 Heres the sew Plymouth for IKS, a nre1etttiful, irnosthor operatfe, easier riding, safer car which fea 4 important improvements There is new beauty ia Ae oars foa4ufgag, sweepbif araeeraaee, and harmony perfection ia the new interiors, wUeh are ToseTafleid with quality fabrics The luxurious jtoriors Mend boentifuBy with the exterior colors The ear has aH the features for comfort, ecoaosSy, safety and Hty which haw beeoma Mitiosal with Prnoes Shown above ia the new feardoor CranJrrook sedan e , e e t Smooth, Easy Performance 5VJ Featured jn New Plymouth Parker Motor Sales v, Jaauory 1953 mm SE5 iBow0TbMM Howill Michigan Toesw Wed, The,, fen I, 2 3 Mat Now Years 2 pj eanft ANN OF THE INDIES la Tedudcoios with Jean Peters, Louis Jordan Dobra Paget Herbert Marshall Comedy Kovrtry Nlffiiborimf Note Carl Hahrbergtofney, die at Ann Arbor last Wednesday Hs was prosecuting attorney 4 year and a native of Brighton The State of Michigan has net a new high by leasing 995, 000 acres of stale lands for oil and gas The amount received, taas 14200000 Charles Poole, formerly of Pinckney was recently married o Peggy Stfout,EugeneOegon, Lt Norman Olson and family Jot Randolph Field, Texas, were in Gregory during the holidays In circuit court last week 2 aufo accident damage suits were jWed Shirley Springer vs Don Bayes and Lena Crawford v pennis Bayes In each a no cause for action verdict verdict was rendered A negligent homicide warrant has been issued foi Howard Ciuickshank of Detroit whose, collided with that of Howard TuftSv WeLr ftuft Jm, B tf w FrL, Sat Jan 4 5 Jan Stirting, Ray Mikmd RHUBARB In also Howard Duff Mona Freeman THE LADY FROM TEXAS In TecttUcolor f oar Sun, Man Ian 6, 7 tlatinoe Suftoy 380 m eonHsuiew SLAUGHTER TRAfl e Ta Clnocelor Starring Brian Dcnlevy, Gig Young Comedy Cartoon New 1U Oexrer Theatre Dexter Michigan near cansI Armstrong of Brighton Whitmpre Lake, Dec 17 ing the death of Mrs Armstrong The Stanley Haines family of Oak Grove, are now ff , Phoenix, Arizona, lt took them g days to drive there Bom to Mr and Mrs Robert Bichardson oi Howell Dec 17, a , daughter, Pamelia Sue First Lt Charles Sequin left by plane Dec 30 for SeattleWash Krom whence he will go to Japan The faneral and burial oi Mrs Fred Hoffman of Deerfield was held at Fowlerville last weekAt one time they vere tennants on the Frank Mowers farm, rHnck Richard VanSlambrook o Pinckney was among the surgi cal patients at McPherson hospital Howell last week 250 persons attended the Citizens Mulual Auto Insurance Co banquet at the Howell armory1 Dec 20 Hcrlan Leitz, sen and Mr and Mrs Poer Leitz of Brighton, pissed the state bar examination Trooper Mahon of the Brighton state police post, died at Veterans hospital Dearborn FridayLast Wednesday night the friends and neigbors of Mr and Mrs George VanHorn who are moving tjt Howell gave them a farswell party Wheeler Martin in of those present presented them with an electric lamp Lorenzo Murphy was stopped one night last week near Stock bridge his car searched by 2 men who said they were state con stables Inquirp at the state stables Inquiry at the slat police at Lansing revealed they were impositors The John Dunne and William Cooper farms hae been sold Fred Hoffman of Detroit has bought the Alfred Morgan farm Born to Mark McCleer and wife Monday a son Floyd Haines and Claude Soper had operations at the Pinckney Sanitarium last week The W E Murphy family enter eline Roche, Fannie Monks, Kath tained the Iiouis Monks family Virginia Grey Andy Devine Starring A PLACE IN THE SUN Shelly Winters Keefe Brasselle Montgomry CEftElisabeth Taylor VeteV esse FrL, Sat Jan A 5 Two Great lilts rim noli in RIO GRANDE PATROL hu , Dick Powell Peggy Dorr in YOU NEVER CAN TfcLL Sun, Mon Jan 6, 7 r JIM THORPE ALL AMERICAN mm tar Bert Lancaster, Charles Bickford Cartoot Hewe Shows 700 frOQ Tues Wed, Thur Jan 8, a, IJ TH,LADY PAYS OFF A Qttaaa starring CorfcQOA hort tie Linda DarreL Stephen McNaiiy Octntng Warpath, Great Divide Across ouri Wide wisComingtDrums in the Deep bourn ElopemensHere Comes the Groom LeeTheatre WHITMORE LAKE MICH Fri Sat Jan 4 5 iTHE TANKS AJRE COMING with Steve Cochran Philip Carey Mary Aldon I Plus CRAZY OVER HORSES with Leo Gory and Bowery Boys Cartoon SYXts jtrinWlSB Chelsea Michigan FrL, Sat Jan 4 5 COLT 45 la Vecxvniroluv A Super Wettam Starring Randolph ScottRuth RomanChisf Thundercloud, Axchry bcott Cartoon Sports shows 715 900 Sun, MOP Jan 6, 7 PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE f In Technicolor A Murfcal Starrte j Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson S Z Sakall tuttdoT Shows K i ft S Cartoon News Sporf Sun, Men Ian 6, 7 Robert Cuxnrnings, Terry Moore In and Jerome Courtland THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN Featurette Railroad Special Agent 1 Ortooi aot Revrf Tues, Wed, Thur,, Jan, H,M IU SAMPSON AND DELLIAH Startlo Victor Mature, Hedy Lamarr George SandersAngela Lansbury shows 710 915 , ,,, ComingAcross the Wide Missouri Too Young to Kiss Tues Wed,, Tnur, Jm b , iu TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY la Technicolor SlarriBa Tony Mcrritn, JarA2t Leigh and Gloria DeHaven Plus BUNCO SQUAD wltH Robert Stirling, Joan Dixon News AVOW THfcA Stockoriage xvuemgan 1 tlT Fri, Sat Jan 4 5 THREE DESPERATE MEN story of bandits with Preston Foster, Virginia Gray Grizzly Golfer She Takes a Pow der, Hollywood Awards Cham pion jumpers 1 Sun, Tues Jan 6, 8 AT WAR WITH THE ARMY A Coetedy Starrhta Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Riot in Rhythm News T li E r MICHIGAN A BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Has Opening Now for Women BUSINESb OFFICE POSITIONS i i and SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Experience Necessary Training Done on the Job Pleasant Surroundings ComingtRedhea and Cowboy Lucy Harris, Nellie Gardner, Mad Little Bighorn leen Orotty, Roche and Harlow Shehon far New Yeas jTtoMmehSrte Cc, Ointon and Wn, SnUtK V Permanent Employment Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OFFICt 323 E Washington SLAnn Arbor Robert Glenn of North Lake at Clay City, Florida Mi BAST MAIN ST PINCKNEY MICHIGAN have new Chevrolet cars and Marilda Rogers, Olds Floyd Weeks while eating oy Asters last week swallowed a piece of shell and had to go to th, 1 Hi school building burned Friray No lives were lost 150 couple, many from here, at tended the New Years dance at Dexter , Married at the ham of Mrand Walk On AirCushioned j HoapitoL 1 Clearance 8atelcT SSMSHSS a , Louis Toft, Robert Phillips and of Oklahoma City and Claude Fawcett Pinckney Rsv Bacon officiated 8uits Coati,Drestei SO Percent Off HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS, K GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ALL NEW FALL MERCH AND3SE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SPRING GOODS Hi Drofff Value 1495 now 210 louMf Value 595 now 195 Thousand of tiny Air BnDtol rrivo your iet atwt through IOCJ Jvours ot vaikiBgr or t They will reside in Oklahoma Am 7 A wherehe is travelling salesman 47 I ears AfiJO for the RidenSor Baker Grocery Mayme Fish returned to her Company, chool at Bancroft Saturday There were a number of deaths Charles VanWinkle of Howell VanFleet, 90, Dec 30 Mrs pent the holidays at the C V Sylvester BarberDec 17 and Mrs VanWinkle home He took hornTom Turner in Stirling Neb a number of fn pickerel Te M E church has elected I Mm Stella Graham has moveoV following Choirister Willie REDUCED AS MUCH AS 1 to Jackson Her daughter EtheUel Tupper Sec Emil Lanibertson I you PersouAl Fitting Service In yoor home or p 9f business STo i 2MAWtiom Sfo extra I eneffropmeecr4t 500 mployed in Glasgows store and Treas, Norma Vaughn Organist, BUY NOW FOR her sjon Lee, as newsboy on thei4, Fern Cope Asst Org, Hasel John DELIVERY OR HAVE DELTVEIU dv Ison ichigan Central HaJlroad I w Murray Walker of Detroit spent line marriage of Dale Darrow to I THIS SALE IS STORE WIDE Prv W XBUY WTTH COMflPWOr ejpjBBjaF TafBaassVBF ejaasBBBBBSBBBBrfj , JJHPA oy Dean at Three Rivers is an Bounced f E Barton and son have sold their repair shpp to John Dtakel Ernest Darrow of ChittsD is I vlsdrigicrtthe WJDaixcwhoine After nearly a year of tswlble , UmMMBMQ Vast week with Norman Reason Aubrey Gilchrist is visiting rel j craves in Breckenridge Hugh Aldrich of Marion spent Sunday at the HM WilHston homo , AFTr AND STOJ, MAKE THIS SAVINGS ALSO fACEETS JACK HAHNWr, jloiol 111 j y 5 1 r Srt WSffi tV The P copies Store Groceries Dry goods Canned G Gents Fnrniiffhngt Fittgerie Ken WftdMda Jamiary 2 1952 2 es family of L D Haines s at the Abe WEST FklCE EVER Special de luxe PHilGASIAPPAN Range f PlackneyJau n Wied matter at , Act oi March 6, W77 w woaiowell StJPinckneyJhlioh Subecrjpttesi Pric 150 pec yeai Mr and MrsXdwin Sprout were New Years Eve guests at the Milton Bird home in Ann Arbor The Charles Soule family oi Howell spent New Years at the Phillip Sprout home Max Russell drove a car to Florida for his faiherinlaw He will stay 10 days The Floyd H East Lcmising an USN spent New Haines homeThe Carl Hollister family spent Christmas at the Allan Summers home at Newberry Raymond Hollister stayed for a visit Mrs Mary Kennedy entertained Mr and Mrs, Lloyd VanBlaricum and Bernardine Lynch for the holidays The Tom Howe jr family spent the first of the week at East Taw as, Mich tJMi S E Swarthout and MrsSadie Moran spent Christmas in Flint Mrs Mame Shehan is visiting in Dexter Mr and Mrs Ed Parker entertained the Glenn Slayton family fgr Christmas, Mrs, Steve OBrien of Bunker is visiting at the Lee Lavey home Mrs George Thompson was in Detroit last week The Leo Bettes family of Walled spent the week end at the Rogtr Oarr home i The Joe Griffith family spent Sunday at the Ted Olson home in Dearborn, Pvt, Otis Matteson returned to Indiantown GapPa,, Tuesdqy, The Russell Glover family of Mrs Ella Mercer was home for Fowlerville spent Sunday wih Christmas but has retimed to Edward Spears LOOK FOR THE CLOCK I Ki BfOSH UUCB WWW IN MEED 01 Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures i Electric Heaters Pipes, Fittings REPAIfflMG A SPlCIAIiTf COMPLETE LINE OF FflTORES, COLO WHITE PUMPS My roir Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE MNCWEY 157FU Gen Store Melius hospital, Brighton Walter Wellxnan and Wm Hill were both note from the army for Christmas Friday callers of Mr and Mrs J Wm Shehan were Mrs Alma f Harris and Zita and Rev Morgan Han is of Round Lake Miss Alberta Dinkel was in Lan sing Wednesday Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHEM OTE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoev Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER The Gerry Eichman family were in Detroit Sunday The Carl Bidwell family of Brigh ton called at the Ben White home Surday The Louis Shehan family and Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Shel don were rw Years guests at the Gene Shehan home in Ann Arbor Wilbur Eisel and wife of Fowler ville called o Mrs Emma VoJlmer tained Christmas the Russell and Maynard Clark families, the Edsel Meyer family and Mrs Rose Hendee Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols of Mio and Mrs Stella Staffe of Cal tgBsls coofc 09 to 30 minute V time and I Port fcia tries OncetJsd enen UBRAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCI ON YOUR OLD RANGE Brm Ike tbt te eaedernize yeur bitchem with Phflfet , the thrifty fcottWd as for farm tad town homes Ifcn caa hual far and wide, but yo woet tod a bigger value anywLere the thai beautiful de tax range aemerbr, loo, we will give you a fenerow feadein allowance on your old raitft regardless of type, make, at erudition Ey terms, if you witfc MANY OTHER fMLGAS AmtANCK SftOM WHICH TO CHOOSCI Allan Davis of Detroit called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday guriday Christmas guests of the Albert Tne Walter Clark family enter i Dinkel family were Gene Dinkel, 1 wife and son Junior, Audrey Kle i kot of Brighton and Levi Ludtke Jack Lobdell and wife ol How ell called at the CJCUnton homo Sunday Mrs Hazel Ely if Ann Arbor and ifornia called at the Walter Clark Bert Benham and wifo of Brigh nome Thursday, ton were Sunday guests at the Mr and Mrs W H Meyer at M E Darrow home, tended a party Sunday at the Ollie Wilson and wife now of jack Butler home in Gregory for Florida spent last Thursday nite pvtjack Butler jr who was homo at the Joe Griffin home from Arkansas He was recently Mrs Mary Hoff entertained for married dinner Sunday Mr and MrsFlor The Wt H Meyer family enter is Qsrk and Johnny and Chris neci their children Christmas, tine Dinkel , Garth Meyer starts state police The Murray Kennedy taxmly cllcol East Lansing Jan 28 spent Thursday at the Stcoley Cul irs Lester McAfee and daugtver farm in Deertield Mrs Raymonda Morrto jmter TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Evesry Saturday STARTING SAT JAN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LOEEHZO MURPHY Putnam Township Treasurer pf COMING JANUARY 19th ters were in Detroit last week Omar Grass and wife of Detroit the McAfee tained 12 little girls Saturday vn Sunday gsts at honor of her daughter, Mary fal home honor eanors birthday I 1 High Wheat Yields, Thick Legume Stands Come From Fall Fertilization, Spring Top Dressing M66 Wj as from 1990 SEE US TODAY Wf NANOtt Ml N6TAILATIOH fifTAftft JETTING high wheat yields peT acre involves giving the crop a full feed of plant nutrients, points out the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee This means add ing fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphate and potash as needed at seeding time this fall and then top dressing next spring Then the wheat will have all the nutrients it needs and there will be plenty of plant food for the legume grass crop seeded in the wheat The available phosphate and potash will build strong root systems and help the wheat plants harden off in the fall to resist damage from severe winter weather The extra nitrogen in the spring will enable your fields to support more stems for every kernel of wheat planted You will get more beads per plant and per acre You will get bigger and longer heads, too, for there will be enough plant food to fUl out the kernels That means more bushels per acre and better quality wheat Including phosphate and potash with the nitrogen in the spring top dressing, says the committee, is especially helpful in wheat seeded to legumegrass mixtures The nutri ents will give the legumes good ,t in th spring and offset soma tV cwpetin trom the wheat rrrivirfns wheat with the plant od it needs Is profitable not only NEW 3952 BUICKS SEE THE NEW BU1CK FIRST AT Livingston Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer, HowelL Mich ,, THE NEARLY NEW Shur 209 East Washington Ann Abor, Mich GOOD QUALITY USED CLOTH ING Tor Men, Women and Children Hours Daily12 to 530 p m Saturday 10 a m, to 500 p m Phone 30166 A New Service FARM nd HOME l ten i MICHIGANS S NliW FARM AND HOME HOUR Monday through Friday, 12 iO to 1 00 FM NEW irKJ Createt Radio Voice of Jacksorv WKHM Fetf ed wheat left bas bigger and lo head, will produce more plump, wenailed kernels than unfertilized wheat right, from the standpoint olhigher grain and legumegrasi yields, but from the so5Tuildin benefit your land titheTseeding wplwlsh rundown Socks ol gsniejMtr ey put mineralised tSF subsotL unlock heereW pscked soils Sftoprove draJnsIT and eeraf JB ON THE DIAL 1000 Watts OTHfR STAR SUOOFD V,KMS IVIIY OAV o 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aold county 1 tru copy ntra R Smith 1 Batotor of PrebaU r BE At ESTATE By M Du, M caul BiataMw OpportimitiM ts Michigan Us Tour Property with M aily HiQQ A i to 20U f IMU GaaAIiiAjaON Excopt W ddBftjcUiYS okw 2 u horth teajt 0 HJJGHEdl 112 North Michiaun Ave State 8717 LakftaiJirDriv ho License fleaideac 824 TekpnoAf Office 935 Evening by Appointments Howell n Michigi HERB SNEED huah Lax P a SWAKIHCUT d SON Funeral home Don C Swarthout, Puectok Modern EqaiDmoa 207 E Grand Hier phan AtTi t I Unc3e Sara Savs Phone 183 Howell Keol Estate Irsurance, Brokerage City Lake and I dm Property A Speciality ist Your Property With Me Plumbina , 4 0 North Stcff St 1 Pinckaer 3 re Stewgr r 153F11 Ton can see theee aad other tfeat Hoover htafeiii ft Heorer Qeaners in the oo III fort ofyonr own home at ne ohhgation Call m Or otop by our demonstration table Yeraio Um and see them perform 8795 JMbehaL jfymr husky anoofl at am a Baosw drmfyi tiaa HOOTOT Sanrka will keep II nnmfaif rht ar waacato AVE I HABOvVARf A HAPPPY NEVf YEAR TO ALL Plunabitig an1y DiaiKef AUTOMATIC SAW FttJNG 75 SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEB MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 RIVER DRIVE HILAND LAKE EAST SIDE COLD WEATHIR BANKING With checking account here you needrt leave the farm to pay, bills Just drop your checks in the mail Well welcome your ac count Come in and see us WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL EBTATE MORTGAGEOR PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES LAVEY Ger drr Insurarca Ploae 693 Pinckoev Mic A C riONEEi Farm Salfca A Sociaiirv Phcne Pmclarey 7bF2 i KEJRlGiATlON SrittVlCE HA OLD We Repairs On Ail Movces jPhone Puciney 1S4F3 FHED c EICKHOFF dr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av He well t Micaiai Phone 358 eefience 6U UOYD HraMF 1 i DR C J TOWNER Dentin S044 Portaao lakj Hood, p Phone Dee 461 L3ve8toqk kiuckua Weekly TripsMade To Uefreft General Tracking Phone 84F14 nckaj, Wk eTi J m H W WYUE NOTARY Inturance and 9ondi Phone 136 Pinckney WANTED TO CAREFORCHOD, REN at my parens home by daM t or week 5 days We have fur nace heat Also ior salo size 8 piece coat st boys in very ,rjgocd conHilicncrrey wool covert easoncible Mrs Elizcbeih Eckro fMasiass, Bokros Farm Your TJnrlc Sam is preud to joip iu salutts oAr youngest business men the newspaperboys These young men, 500,000 of them, are demonstrating tlif principal requirements for success ambition, Initiative, enterprise, industry and thrift In addition to giving Invaluable aid to peacetime Saving Bonds Drives, they are also investing their earnings in U S Savings Bonus MNW LET8 ALL BUY BONDS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HawclL Mich Unoer Federal Superviiion Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation AU Deposit Insured r to iuuuu for eaen Deposlto Classified AilvS, FOR SALEA biege gabatdin FOu SALEGeese 38c a lb live itcnrly aew, size 18 15 live wt averaqe 10 to 15 lbs Call 131F11 after 60 pp m, Dressed 100 extra VanHoms Hillside Farm FOR SALErBaby buggy md awell Phone 69IfcPinckriey er, good condiuon 5aU0 each FOR SALEFuel oU headng QUJ Tf y VI si2Y,J100 172F13,Pincknev a2i YjJkoJmv FOR RENTiThreeroom apart TO RENT Wintered ctteae at ment with water gas and iurn cottaqe at Portaao Lak acce heat, Margin Swarthout phon9 yjovfell 1S35M1 3430 B St Dexter, next to the funeralhomc FORMinature DoJie OeJi 1,, OrT5Kii,ow Idonel Bectric SB RY to ainWiU socribr, for quick sale hone 115 P also boys bicycle cheap ,all Pinckney, 157F21 WANTED Riders to Kaiser FOR SALE 5 metal lawn chairs, Frazier Leave Pinckney ert round metal table for lawn 615 a m Quit work at 400 pm Complete set for 1000 , Joseph Horvath Mrs Skinner, phone 159 1408 Unadilla Jr Doyle house FOR RENT Furnished 5 room FOR SALE Simmons metal bed, j house at Portage Lake,oil heat, coil springs 2 felt mattresses, electric siove, refrigerator, ho 15, Double Wash Tub on leas water, no baihreom facilities, a 10 Call 169F3 after 4 p m 9528 Dexter Ave or phone Middle Fnp oAiFlw I belt 4673, Detroit rUil SAiineagi e hound, 9 mosold,kennel and long chain, 12 ten oiy I Telephone pAcfeS joirectoryfj Pinckneys FOR SALEUsed water pump for auag doubk han9l shotqun a shallow well Myron Huqhes box o siellSj N j Buzzerd Phone 157FJJL Vh 326 East jMcan, Pinckney FOR SALE Buildinq and two WANTSSFARM LibfUMGS v lots on West Main St Pinckney Let us help you sell your furriL known a the Stewart Anderson have mora prospects thai inrmrt Property to setae estate L HAROLD CRANDAf1 Gerald Reason Adm Phone 305W HowelL QUALITY eats ruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices teous Service Aliv AWMALS COLieCTHD lOfPTtY HORSES 100 COWS 100 WF BUY HIDE D CIHJ SINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMES ia,EVATOR 8F3 I OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONIJ 13J1 w i tVntral lead StQ WrV5 , ROEH WHY SAVE Emergencies arse in every tamily Illness, accidents Many unexpected things can happen i Savings softens these blows lor many fctnihes Open a Savings Account and add to it each pay vdavy boon emergencies will present no pro lem BANK ipnn Fertilizer NOW sK jFarmerf Feed 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 02, 1952 Description An account of the resource January 02, 1952 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 1952-01-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1ebc7d49012b9521017a8c2b4829c920.pdf ce5c9d16cd947a0d138235b3de670229 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 i r eps lip rT , Volume 68 i f i V 4 I i tfft V U v J2f2 Wednesday, January 9 1952 Michigan Mirror Did you known the average Am exjcan is 2 years oid thai ne has never known a nepuohcan not airtai aaministration Ihat he was only 1U years oid when Franklin h rioosevelt became piesident Also that 41 percent oi tae pop uiation or Michigan work in th tMctories, that i percent live in villages and iarms, that there are, 53 percent more children in Mich iga now tha 10 years agothat the t Cpiored population in Michigan bas douoied, in the past iU years ere are now 452, OUQ negroes in chigan which is 7 percent oi t population 7 percent oi the n live with relatives The number of government em ployees has incrased in Michigan n 10 years frop 133000 to 199000 29 percent oi Michigan residents Shake 2,000 a year, 20 percent make more than t,000 and the rest average 3,532 That nearly a quarter oi a mlita people are housed in public institutions and cannot work 120000 people were laid off in Michigan on Dec 15, Gov Williams will recomend to the legislature a 10,000,200 build ing program for the University of Michkm and 5,018,232 increase hi operating expensee Saginaw8 1 percent income tax hasbeen declared unconstitutiou al This will stop other cities who were considering one Rep, Joe Warner of Ypsilanti says the state can overcome its 41,000,000 deficit by getting out ofthe liquor business Other state officials do not agree with him Michigan state police made 6,388 arrests in November 5,763 for traffic violations 690,000 autoes crossed Straits of Mackinac last year, an 85,000 increase over 1950 More than 5,000,000 was spent the state last year on notional guard armories and facilities The legislature convenes in Lan sing this week and adjourns on May 15, RURAL MAIL BOXES Under the postal laws rural mail patrons are required to keep the approaches to their mail box free of all obstructions including snow If this is rtot done in a rea sonable length of time mail del ivery can be withheld The coop erection of mail patrons is asked Character OUR DEMOCRACY k I jawiM i ill No TJYLAN GROSE Funna i o Rose came from Bath, St uba county New York, landing ui Detroit Oct 1, 1835,aa compox xd his wife and child After a noun here he came to rthacney oud settled on a farm east ot Pinckney It was in the Hicks district as his son, Lute at tended school here, in 1837 he moved to Pinckney and started a store, the second one here He built a Itotel where the Hoy Harm ett home stands This was later moved to Main St near the Shir ley home and made into a carriage factory by Samuel Sykes It was torn down when the Fabrica ting building was built In 1848 jriose built the Globe hotel on the present site of the Gulf Oil Station This burned in 1921 The postoffce was established here in 1837, the first postmaster was James Stansbury,brotherin law of Prof Kirtiand, He was a Whig The Whigslost the next election and Rose, a leading Dem ocrat was appointed postmaster Stansbury relused to give up the office but Rbse got possession by some hook or crook The office was in the back of his store, the usual location then Mail was carried on horseback from Dex ter, there being no roads then A cannon was loaded to ccelebrate Rose getting the postoffice but it was never fired as some one wet the powder Mr Rose became a money lender had many mortagages on property here He was also a justice, drew deeds and did legal work He joined the Howell Masonic lodge but withdrew in 1855 with Dr Haze, Dr Goodriph,West Hinchey, Freeman Webb and Thompson Grimes to found Living ston Lodge No,76, He was the first junior warden In later years he became relig igious and a temperance advo cate For this his soninkrw L D Alley of Dexter censured himHe said You should talk Squire ROSGYou made all your money sell ing whiskey Rose had a bar in his hotel and also sold whiskey by the gallon in his store, He left 2 sons, Lute and Merrit r Bay City and 2 daughters, Mrs, Francis Alley of Dexter and Mrs, Clara Campbell, Detroit All are now dead The Rose home is the H C Vedder home, 4NEWS Work started out with a bang but no scrap metal was donated It would be much apppreciaiedIf you have any call a 4H member or Marshall Meabon, Ed Wake field or Earl Gallup Dues are due this week Bill Miller, reporter CARlToF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for the lovely remembrances on my birthday Mary Teeple LIVINGSTON LODGE O 76 F A M CALENDAR Friday, Jan 11, E A degree con ference 8 p m Instruction class for candidates at temple every Monday night at 800 p m Friday, Jan, 18, lodge goesi to Asm Arbor to work MM degree, Leave Pinckney at 7 p m All the FeUowcraft team members are ctSked to go, Saturday Feb2, Annual Venison Banquet and guest night at school 700 p, m, Tuesday Feb, 5, FC degrees at 800 p, m, Scfurday April 5 Annual Past Masters Night at School at 700 p m, WinstonBaughn, WM P W, Curlett, SecV ELECT OFFICERS At the annual meeting oft he Pinckhey Masonic Building Build Asssociation Wednesday night, Winston Baughn was elected president and Mrs Winifred Abefdeen sectreas Olin Robinson wass elected trustee The John Bayer and ReecsGudith family spent New Years at the Harry Clay home The Louis Ooyles and Eva Mel vta wet New Years guests at the Clarence Stapish home at Chelsea The James Hall family expect tn more n me Sprague farm in Marion ffis month i4yCr Hcsner Abaey was called to Isroti Saturday by th illness tiAm kSkm who suffered as MRS GORMAN F, KELLY Mrs Edna Kelly died at St Jos ephs hospial, Ann Arbor Jan, 5, alter a lingering iilnes She was born in Dexter July 11, 1902, being the daughter of Hugh and Emma Shields She graduated irom Dexter high school and Naz ereth Academy, Kalamazrjo, She was employed in secretar ial jobs at St Joseph and Ford hospitals, Detrjbit On June 10 1939 she was married to Gorman Kelly and has since resided in Pinckney, Survivnq besides her husband are a son, Robert and a daughter, Mary ElizabethAlso her mother,4 sisters and 3 brothers, They are Sister Mary Xaxier of the Mercy Sisters of Ann Arbor, Francis Shields,Mrs Gertrude Driver,Mrs Evelyn Bielman and Clarence William and Vincent Shields There are a number of neices and and nephews, The rosary was said at the Kelly home Monday night The funeral was at St Marys ohurch Tuesday at 1000 a, m, Rev, Albert Schmitt officiating Burial was in St, Mary Cemetery mtf i CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our Detroit News customers for their gifst and best wishes to us Christmas time Happy New Year to All, Jim, Jack and Dorothy Doyle 3BCTIT wOURl NEWS Judge Lyons sentenced the 3 youths Saturday who pled guilty guilty to burning Pless Bros barn crj Crooked Lake last fall Dean Clayton, 21 got 3 to 10 years in JacksonMarvin Rosser, 2r to to 10 yearHollis Spall,26, 2 16 10 years,Raymond Biscav,18 Donald Sprcmer, 17, and Lorraine Coll, 17, were placed on 3 years probation and fined 360 each BASKET BALL GAMES The Pinckney girls play Hartland girls here lnursday at 730 Following the FVW team plays Hartland VFW Friday both high school boys teams play Hariknd bete SPENDING OR SAVINGWHICH MS FI5T u THAf QUESTION rUlWISCGNT OF THE OLD SAW ASCU TME CHICKEN AND imfflfeV SO INTERDEPENDENT HAVE SPi AND SAVING VCCOME IN au MOOEN COMPLEX saaery CHRONOLOGY OF 1951 Jan 3 tagayuuients oi Jerry and ikubara Clark and Louis beitkermg and Burburu JNush an nounceaMrs Wm Carsweh aes Jan 10 Howara Thayer ines 10 save Max KLett from eiecuic viiwuci Oklahoma, hngagement oi heiiy Scoviil and JfaODert DeWolfe an nounced Charles Oiark aiesCux oiyn Drown murder solved hurls Whctsel dies John burg heads local delegation to Joe Louis,Bashore fight The following eniisi Don Clark, BOD AmOurgey, Jerry Heath Weslsy Palmer, James Gardner Jan 17 Guy Kuhn, Bert Nash Wm Love die Also Elmer Book Joe Moross and Elaine Oleski are married Jan 24 Adam Sauer Melvin Hart dieWesley Memtt and Jane Devereaux married Pinckney is loser twice to Dexter Jan 31 Engagement of Otis Matteson and Joan Griffith an Current Comment Pinckney now has a nvfhaH ou u pan ume jab who draws a w tjiuiy iror years and yeaze ui sugary oi the mar snail here was 1 u a month, rlowever hie uuiieb 50 years ago were vastly unierem than Uiey wer 0 yecBH ujiifciitinere were no curs and UL laaisiiuil did not bave to maiiuLi car and chase speeders whica is nis principal duty today bixnii hrogan was marshail here xor many years and his duties were not strenuous The principal one were leeding trampshaulinc MI occasional drunk to the village loxup to sober up This lockup wcus small wooden building that siood near Clyie Fishers home It had a Lobby with a wood burning stove with 3 cells opening oi it with barred doors Tramps traveU ed by freight train then and in zero weathet many dropped l LIFE If i t MACHINES WHIC4 MAKE FUSSIELE THE VAST AfiRAY Of GGQOS ON WHICH PEOPLE GPENO THER MONEV ARC FINANCEP BY THE PEOPLES SAVIN6S IN THE PRODUCTION Of ALMOST EVEPVTHtNG yOU USE, FOfc tAMPLE WHETHER ITS CLOTHING OR CAfcS, TOASTERS OR TRACTORS,PHONES OR PLANES THE INVESTMENT OF NSUftANCE FUNOS ttAJAVSRX J Social Items ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT The engagement of Mary Mar garet Clark, daughter of Mrs Mar garet Clark and the late Charles Ouireii Notes Catiioiic ft, Marys Catholic Church Piockney Michigan Rev Fr Albert Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800, 1000 11 30 Winter 800 1000 Novsnna Devotions Friday evening at 730 p acu Ooutesslons Friday aher Novenna Devotions Saturday , 730 10 900 P, M Sunday besare 800 Mas, nounced Jol Edwin S George dfree nights lodgings and a tree meal Some nights as many as 12 were housed in the lockup They must have slept stanajng upWe see in our old files W E Murhy occasionally presented a bill lo the village ior ieeding tramps He was a grocer Thereused to be an old poempop ular here which startea off witri Ann Aroor cnObag tournament I Johnson ligh the lamps, wily Murphy feeds the tramps When trie council saw tit the max shall had to enforce a curfew,see that all children under 17 years oid were off streets at 900 p m The village also had a pound where the marshail had to im pound stray horses, cows, pigs etc dies, SEJvlarion Farm Bureau i organized at Reece Gudith home Feb 7 Masonic guest night is held Charles Gaihgan, Spencer Bowen Wm Maaer and Gene Berry die Brighton beats Pinck ney twice Feb 14Don Swarthout, Jame Hall and Brandon White in the P Clark of Pinckney to Raymond Moriarity, son of Mr axud Mrs Joseph Moritrity of Centerline is annouced 4COUNCIL FORMED At a meeting at the Pinikney Elementary School Jan 4 the foil owing 4H Council was elected Chairman, John BurgSec, J6e Basydlo Publicity, Celia Nash Entertainment, Mrs Al Shirley Finance, Marshall MeabonTrus tees, MrsRoy Campbell, Louis iaa Worship IOJOQ Root The purpose is to promote Sunday School , 1100 membership Get more projects Childrens Hout 1145 and completions and familiarize Young Peoples Msstlng 730 the public with 4H work Cottcne Fellowship Service The 4H Club Council will Wednesday 800 p m, meet at the school Friday night The Mennonite church will coll Congregational Eev Donald hrady pastor Thur Ladies Aid, serve dinner at noon Men invited Coniirmotion class at church at 730, Prayer meeting at Nelson Buzzard home same night Sun,, 1030, SermonHow the Psalmists Speak of Christ in the Centuries Before His Birth,Sun day school at 1130, 730 Pilgrim Fellowship meet with Mennonite Youth, Mon, 700 Annual meetng at the church, reports, election of ofhc erss Co operative supper, Wed, 400Juniur chorx practise 730, Senior chcr practise Mennonite Calvary Mennonite Church v fcaa Beachv Pastor S S SupU Wahar Esch Assistant , Maurice Leihbach Jan 11th, all nterested invited, ect clothing ior gees refuMRS LILLIAN KING Mrs Lillian King 82, widow of the late Patrick King of Portage LOSE AT MANCHESTER Pinckney could not hit the Lake, died at the Alma Masonic , J1008 at Manchester and lost a Home today, Surviving is a Jw scoring game 24 to 30 Jack daughter, Florence Funeral andiey and Albert Mrofka each burial at Ithaca on Friday, i 2ot , PLits but ot help Floyd Ranaali cues harlxiia Nasii wins state pie making title Feb,24hrnest risnLee Gartrell die Geneial btore ioUDedBorch ma 0,, Urtonviiie,awaiaed new sencoi contract, harbor a Nash is 4th at Cnicugo in nauonal pie con test, is on television Feb 2bGeorg VanHorn dies Cheisoa wins Huron League title Mar 1 Capt Edward Howeil kiiiea in Korca Mis Mary risher, Mrs Loia Juiilora and MrsMary biaer Whetsei aie Junior play is iMarch b iU Pinckney loses to bpruig Aioor m tournament Mai 1 June Galloway, orene Rigyss aie Gerald Reason buys rora property, liobert Stone plea guilty lo La ward Bennett robbery Mar 2iraUier and Son buliquet at scuool, Llga Hammer and John hawiey niamed Work on ncw ocho,i progresssing MaiZbiieiOy HoganMrs Mil ton iuicneil aie b teen age boy arrebi d tor setting tire tu Lee Lave Drn April 4 Annuai Masoni rust tooiers Night heiaGeoge Bar nara ais, Stanley Dinkei reelect ea supervisorOnly 276 Votes ere cast April 11 Fannie Shirty killed in aato aLciuent Mrs Wm Cush ing Lewis Kennedy Aice Van Blrxum aie Cm is Gunpbei m school Champion speller Aprl 18iStewart Anderson ana Wm Bis, uie Suit oi D, de Hnh es Lstate vs Lowetha Horn s on April 25 Engagement A Krrth Braabury ana Mthryn Honi y an nouncedChristine Dinkei is h mo from McPherson nospital un x Joe Griiiith irom St Lawronu hospital, Lansing, Joyce Clrj hun in auto accident28 Pinckney ney school pupls take pait in a song contestatSextenhigh school dong contest, Sexton high school in Lansing, Emmett Wcimayer eL ected VFW, commander, Dcd Meabon is in California after a year in Korea LIFE WITH DCE In Pictures u SEE FOUR PAGES of favorite snapshots of General Eisenhower and his wife, many of them never published before See Ike at West Point, his courtship of Mam ie Doudhis honeymoonand other pictues from Eisenhower family sing this week and adjourns Map album See Life with Dee in this Sunday Jan 13 issue of The American Weekly, exclusviely Detroit Sunday Times ENDS 52 YEARS SERVICE Reuben Blades75Grand Trunk Ralroad brakeman and conductor for 52 years retired last week He was presented with an overstuffed chair by his fellow employees at the Brush St depoiu Detroit The Detroit Times carried picture o the presentation Reuben is a native of Pettysville and was con ductor on the passenger train that left here at 5 p m for Ponttac un hi it was removed during World from their teamates The Pincksecond team also lost 26 to 34e The Pinckney girls playing the first game at Manchester won 25 to 13, saving Pinckney from, total disaster Marilyn Clark was high for Pinckney with 13 The girls have a new coach, Linda Garland of Howelll and may go places MARTIN FOOD LOCKER SOLD The Martin Food Locker here has beta sold to Louis Dunknrey of Webster township on MajetRd aaa CURRENT COMMENT Cant this country had its worst depress ionHe closed all American ports j ever to foreign countriee and lxuuon, stui, viivjs uiiu vui U a uic ntea ivi j,Siiy luWS UiiU i HjtuaiLj AJUUI UlvlU VvUca uiuj wLmu uusuioiu uiuy are nwi iupvuiea Pnoiaiey uus or iiiucus iuiuiauuiy ruling tJicyC wl iacwulKi riWUrLOAillU, in iii uiu nu wnuoiit uauuig suits, xiu tii aiai i 10 La ,un the juwia ui a j p in tc At wash iiijtu u , uuw psttua oyer iuo 1K uyu nus jaat Xjuen retjy i a piuviueti Uiat tne u Si ,iii iiiui ua una sexvice ait, u iA,atci ooiunguiy to uie presi u uu, oi uie united states K in tliu tiuiv and buqgy a jis ii vyj a custom ior trienas tvj yivi Hif piesidtui a span ot uvu una cuinaye As Uie army I1V1 plenty oi iiorses then it was ioi iuaa nurasiup Theodore iiovjfvuii was ui last president io iwc p nurses He haa b Wow tr iuii i mechanized and they no ioiKjw iuvo luciiiUess lor keep uiq iiois,b The repeal is said tcf nave ocou hastenea because Gov vvairri oi Uaiilorniai a candidate ior preuueut has horses and wag imiiurmy ,bout lacilites for caring toi UIGM at Wcishmaton Friiior Gov Stassen of Minna SOK iius thrown his hat in the pal in 1 iig W president and wiU outesi in the piimariws with Sen aioi l Jit in Minnesota, Ohio and iiusyivjnia He said he took tins auoi because Taft had an toi a tae Minnesota primaries Nw Stassen has never been re g jrdea c,s a formidable candidate as ior some reason he has nev er been ablo to capture the imag ination oi the people Heretofore he has been a booster for Gen EissenhowerUptudate Taft is the Lv r to to cop the nomination Because he was first in the race and is said to have all the south era delegates sewed up These, are delegates from the southern states which never vote Republi but have their share of delegates, to the national convention Pos ession of these delegates gives a candidate a bia advantage Some of the isolationist letter now appearing in the papers am use us All of them are agonist extending any assistance what 1 4 Trar I For the last 19 years h has been conductor on the Detroit and Potmac rutm JIIW Ijekssl fern to foreign commerce with the result American ships rotted at wharfs Foreigh countries are our best customers md they have many important materials which American manufacturers must have BASKET 1ALL SCORES Mason 39 rsffreH 38r Dexter 35, Hartland 32r3ouQi Lyon 4Q, Brighton 37 JUumni 62, Salme 42 Romulus 37 Ypsikmti 26Ann Arbor 47, Leasing Eastern 30Wil iamston 46Leslte 37 Dansville 43, Stoetixidqe 38 Kaslett 45, Fcwlrpe 44pneld 7S, viq would withdraw all our solcfteiis from foreign lands at once Most of them have little information oa the subject and do not realise their line of talk is right down Stalins alley A large percent oi the goods manufactured here arsT for foreign export The kite Fi Lamb once tola me 1nat high percision tools made American Society of Twl Ehgti eerswere for exjsoirTfijsse letlefj writers should reod history, pecicdly tht mcideatoothe fi I 4 fit vft m ijirs vy v WJ 1 , V V, A Wadawdoy, i i HS test its modem Neighboring Howell Theater j Dr LICXj I Dexter Michigan 1 Bom to Harold Crocks art 52 UST, ITST FORBIDDEN JUNCiLE Plus i ifipltJkliph Rftia and nwixi A PLACE IN THE SUN icf oif9017 now Mun Shelly Winter Keefe Brasselle S Art bwmany MontiomryrOttBlki PIt fffltek ese Garfbes SK LP ALONG ROSHLOQM Hugh McPnexaoa u is tne choir , tor tins couasy this year ior the ftlarch at Dime camrxuan ior j, n 12 polio sufferers 1 lor DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH Doris JLeejiover, daughter oil , 1th, Mr and re Carl Glover ol fowler Iam Crcd3 B1 Paytoa vtUe was named DJUL represent , Plu j tative for that school Richard Con ie, Audrey Totter rii Geer, 4 died last Tuesday m He was a pianist lor dance orches tras and pxayed at Pinckney witn tne Finlaa oicnestra Funeral and I Sunday Monday, Jan, 13 14 burial at Fawlerville Thursday ll tlatinee Sunday 2n p m conttuov benefit dance UNDER THE GUN Cartoon benefit dance was given ior his family there Jan 5 CpL Ross Wilson, sen of Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson of Hi land Lake, is back from Korea and home on 30 day furlough Charles Bell,, son of X and Jvirs, Louis Bell of Dexter was mar ried to Doris Vickers at the Chel sea CongL church on Dec 22 The receipts of the Howell post office in 1951 were 92,000 Clifton Webb Anne Francis An AcHra Drama ttarfK s Max Roaenblaom, Max Bate ana 1001 Cocgan j Sunday Monday, Jan 13 14 shows 21,73 Mon 7 and 9 , WARPATH i In Technicolor j jlartnwj Edmoad OBrien, Lean Jagger and For3t Tucker Cartocu and Tues Wd Thur Jan 15 16 17 Charles Btckflercl Win Lundigaa i T n nTFNT I ALONG 2 GAT DIVIDE ELOPMENT I sup6y wesient Staninsj Cancan New ik Douglas Virginia Mayo arid John Agar Comedy Tues Wed Thux Jar 15 16 17 Bing Crosby, Jane Wmdn Alexis Smith, lames Bartoa In HERE COMES THE GROOM cartoon C7fion ihszt Kmt mc in isoi were 92,000 j r The following from this county I ComingTwo Tickets to Broadway illed for military dutv Tan fitti An finrvra in Paris called for military duty Jan 8th Sam Gentile Earl Pecker, Russell Clark, Pinckney, Jerry Bassardt, Howard Cole, Marvin Mobb, Bri ghtonClarence Perkins, Howard Briggs, Howell Thomas Perkins, Fowerville Raymond Dryer, Jack Fay Webberville Roy Henry DearboraJohn Goodfellow,Fenton William Brogan of Howell is in jMcPherson hospital with a broken ver,ebra, suffered in an auto accident ComiigArcsii the Wide Xissoarf Raging Tide Svlvtui Thale Chelsea Michigan Lee Theater Ww,w WHJTMOItE LAKE MIGh taggs, Howell Thomas Perkins, z , owerville Raymond Dryer Jack FAdaat JoJl n 12 2 2 Features CROSSW1NDS In Technicolor with John Payne, Plhionda Fleming and Forest Tucker Plus i F1Uy,PaVTJn, J7, 11 12 SILVER CANYON Starrina Cloeie Audrey Csil Dcvis and Champion THEBAREFOOT MAILMAN CemWy 9atLna Robert Cumminqs, Tetry Moore and Jerome Oourtland Prtiinffr VirvrA r T I u Sunday Show M , 7 9 SfVz THUNDERIN 2S2co c Rex Allen Tuei Wed Thur iW 15 16 17 Cartoon ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI iFogers says the county road commission has 1060 miles of roads to oare for an only 41 employees, icluding office helplt took 32 men to run snow plows during the recent storms This left 2 men to operate the sanding truck and they could not get around 25 Years Ao Showi ing Friday, January 11 th Sunday, Monday, Jan 13 14 DISTANT DRUMS In Technicolor with Gary Cooper, Marie Aid en also j Featurette HERE COMES THE BAIO Cartooi K daughtr, Mrs Ethel Smcyer and 3 sons, rtoss, Fred and Rex The ice harvest is on S HCarr lfls filling his ice houses here ana at lortage Lake The Kings Daughters have elect ed the following officers Pres, Mrs Fred Read Vice Pres, Mrs arl Baughn Sec, Mrs, Norman IteoBon Treas, Mrs W C Miller Slayton Parkers garage was robbed last night and number of parts stolen In Technicolor A Supdt Western Stoning I Clarlt Gabifv Tuha Hodiak, Eleri i Mrrrques AdcA1 Meniou 1 Cartoon Peto SmiJh New sVCw, 15 900 JMin nnuy e of the Stiei 0 Tks Arp Coming Too Young To Kics w MWlllilJll v1 STTLI Patricia Neal Hugh Mcrxlov FOOT LIGHT VANITIES News Avon Theater Stckjbrtagejvucjiiguii Friday Saturday Ja, 11 12 THE RED HEAD and theCOWBOY civil war western with Joseph Grekier and Miss Berncj Glean Ford Rlionda Fleming dette Valsh of Webster will b One Quack Mind Just for Fun 3 married Jan 15 Bom to Mrand Mrs Pat Brogan of Ionia last week a daughter Chinatown Chump Sunday TTuesday, Jan, 13,15 TFE LITLE FIG HORN The John Mtrtm Uartend THE fLLE r l ie wedding of Emory MuSX I S Cr , Lloyd Bridges John Ireland Gbow Tlm News Nora Morales end Orchestra Coming China Ccisaii, biro of Paradise Lightning Guns the wedding of Emory Mulholland and Pauline Phiiley at Bridgewa ter last Wednesday Guy Borden was elsced secretory of the Livingston County Mutual Fire Insurance Co last week Freeman Caar has bought thei Clark farm this side of Gregory Miss Albert i Dinkel an J Lavi Hon Lynn C Gardner has pesn Ludtke were Sunday dinner elected speaker of the houuse of guests of Mr and Mrs, Lawrence representatives at Lansing Baughn Fred Teeple, retiring sheriff, wte Ms Lpetti McAfee and Miss given a banquet last week by th va Wenderlein were in Ann citizens of Howell I Albor Wednesday Tn2 MICHIGAN BELL TF LE PHONE COMPANY Has Opening Now for Women 8USINESb OFFICE posnioNs and WITCHBOAirj OPERATORS No Experierce NecessaEJ f Trainmts jone n t firf PleccntSurtoundirnj Petoan nt Employs nt Ji Goud Wa 1 J EW,PLOYTEHT GFFB 323 Z Washingioa S tAnj i rKor 3 I PICK OUT YOUR J52 StudeboJcer tpdqy 1 Wm Deutsch Son 127 fiwth Michigan Ave HowelL Michigan 6TUEDEBAKSR SALESSERVICH PHONE 3731 jiivi1fV4at i m From where I sit fy Joe Marsh Ifs Slimi For An Honest Meal m Most people thought Slim Ben cents I asked Buck Had an exIf eon woaM probably go broke when tra cup of java the other day, Joe f he first ttarted hie lyetem of let and forgot all about ittil ow I ting evstomen figure out their hesays wm ehedw ever at hie big diner os prom where I tit, most people he highway are basically honest and that Aha trnatt them to pay for ai goea for their opinions, too, even LvOch ae they eatyou simply tell though they may be different than fllally, his cashier, the amount of eur own I like a glass of beer with year bUL It works, too Take the my dinner you may prefer some other day when Buck Harris told thing else but we all ought to UtilyhisbulwaeW be allowed to figure It out ourHew I was right there wis MITM stook aad I ibtew all he had was , eeffee and pie whleh comes to a , fsslitsyi How ooese tUrtyfive 47 Years Ago After being closed 3 months for repairs, the Pinckney M E church j was reopened last Sunday with 40s EAST GRAND RJVSR Presiding Elder Bancroft preach1 ing Rev Cope read a statement j that the entire cost of rep airing J painting, papering and the purchase of 161 new opera chairs was 51571 , The N H Caverly family have returned to Pinckney from Dund 1 irk 1991 ceo 1 opened a harness and rnon shoe shop in the building south of the hotel The Frank White and Max Mus FrOTlk Parlcer formerly of Pinck son families of Howell spent Sun n0V now a Boyne City barbert at the Charles Smith home was married to Vra Dickerson The Howard and James Ward 0f Alba last week famiHes of Howell were Sunday Bert Gardner has disappeared chests at the Charles Ward home, end search iss being made for ,Mr and Mrs, John Boyer were m called to Byron Sunday by the Charles Teeple is laid up with illness of her brother, Orla Ja t swedned ankle guish who IB in the,hospital there, Mnj c M pCTcewCTV djed at the Mr and Mrs, Gerald Reason en Wi p VanWinkle home in Howtertained last week Shirley Rea ejj jmim JQ son and Paul Frederick of Battlei EmejBi JQ at the V Creek and Catherineand Mary G Tinicei home last week p Wackenhut of Detroit Wi s Swarfhout, two treas Tornmie Read is laying at the w tdm to fajm e town Ross Read home while his par j 1 ente are in Arizona j S Swarthouf wc reelected a CharlesDewey took hta grand riirector , Uvtoam Counryj mother, rs Eliza VanSickle to Mntixjl Temhone Co Income Tax Service BRIGHTON V Mica MRS McLUCAS u 6 1mM tUiHdStm Phoenix, Arizona last week Eric Rose was called to Detroit Saturday by the death ol hi fcrth er, Cedl Rosev Mr and Mrs, Wayne ALee ar in Phoenix, Anzona The Maccctbeee are getting out ctn advertifling book TH coswect io wim their plcfr and 1 rroemx, Anzona 1 Mr, and Mfcv, Clare MKOer en Misp Auter Qekot cod Henry Mr rA Mm Larry Cam because sTieasurements go f FACTORY 4 where irejmede 1 nKnl fitting Servlc Flnthi irivacy of your home c fcoffice, Mason Man, gi ves you Jbutterly pew idea of shoe com Ert, J Hes the directto ju Fac jgen without charge by ,J y Mason Man, gjves you utterly 1 tbry Represeotativ ,1 v Pf its leading maaufactur kind in the world laHHeU be glad to ca nd give you a Demonscratic kof 250 Styles of dress, work fntr a fort shoes, including th fmmaz g VelveiEez AirCush k Tosole Shoe, which cradles yourfoot on lOOpe tin Ai JfBuhbUt Your Meson Mon Drop a eard and isleUKape aim yeeseeaol himcajU No chars jiolli j f 4sj Wi0 xrrt WTV I Store THE PfNCBSr DBMTCfl Wdnlcrr, Janucwt 9 1952 Groceries Dry good Canned Goods Gents Furnishngs Liisgerie Kennedys Get r LOWEST PCltt EVER SpecH de IUM PHUGASlAPPAh Rangt ftta drip tray V VsxuJUe ca withest Heer od OM Mfhi V v, v fMmtoder ifaats eoofctef the p to 36 minutes fftjutdetff vet time and tes SKSfeu ioformstice flhMAUo ustfre toe Cooied LIBERAL TRAMIN ALLOWANCi M YOUR OLD RANGE Hfiw si the to to notferniz year bitcbea with Phils the thrifty feottkd fas for farm and town homes u can huet far and wide, but yoe wit find t bigger value anywhere the this beautiful de lust rage Remember, loo, wo will giv you generous Ssedein allowance e old int regardless of type, make, or condition Ey terms, if you wiat MANY OTHEft PHILGAS ArllANCg FftOM WHICH TO CHOOSSI Mr and Mrs, Walter Clark enterained for dinner Sunday the j Edsel Meyer family, Russell and Maynard Clark and wives and I the other children in honor of Russell Clark who went in the I army Tuedday Mr and Mrs, Oscar Beck en I tained Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Mill er and Mr and Mrs, Wins ion Baughn New Years eve, The Murray Kennedy family spent Saturday at the Culver farm in Deerheld Keith Ledwidge returned to his J seminary at 4 Plymouth Sunder and Mrs Denis LaRost flew to Camp Gordon, Ga, Saturday, The Gerald Kennedy family of Howell were Sunday guests at the Irvin Kennedy home Mrs Vera Martin has moved to her daughters home in Howell Percy Elhs and wife leave for St Petersburg Florida Jin 14 Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy called on MrsMary McCabe and Miss Rose Garighty of Dexter last Wednesday , Charles Eisele and wife of Fowlerville called on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sunday The Gerald and Ralph Clinton J and Jerry Molier families of Detroit and Vera Mrcrnd MrsOlin Robinson and Fisk and wife of Monroe werei Mr, and Mrs, Larry Camburn guests at the C J Clinton home, were in Detroit Sunday to attend home New Years, I a birthday party for Rex Sackett Mr and Mrs Richard Brubaker at the John Camburn home, of Webberville and Mrs Edith Mr and Mrs Walter Clinton Gallup of Fowlerville were New of Black Lake spent Friday at the Years guests at the LJSwarthout j C J Clinton home, They go to home j Mexico in February Doni Spears and family of Detroit, the Lloyd Hendee and Edward Spears were New Years guests at the Gerry Eichmai home Lynn Hendee and wife spent Sunday at the Dr, James Nash home in Coldwater, HncknoyJMtefc 2nd class at posteifice nci of March 6, 1877 Subscripts ftios jijp per yg Mr and Mrs Fred Read left for Green Siar Trailer Camp Fort Lauaerdale Florida Sunday Mraad MrsHoward Kfead have gone to Arizona tor his health He has asthma Gilbert Bailey, musical director at Iadianhead high school, Mary, land, visisted friends here last week Yveuon uimmheikiin WHO IS a thevioyicai smaiu at western uiuie uuenuea me ivinuisLeriai oonvenuou ai Lawrence Kan, a aays mm wee, iney weie inery iiom ttiates m ne uiuon aucl irum Cxinauu ana iuiope lue Wayne Cuxr family of Waited uMe and OL Uarr oi Uraud itupias sent iow Xears at the riogui ouri home Guests at tne Ouu Campbell home iew ieais were the Cari Lentz tamily of Lansing The iviarcian Ltxlwiages have moved iium the neck apt, to the Hoilister home on Ced s Laje,Rd The Kennetn heasou family oi Ann Arbor caked at the home of Mrs Eana Reason Sunday, Mis Anna Tasch oi Ann Arbor spent New itau at the Robert Tasch hcme Mrs Marvin Light entertained 12 ilile folk Satuiaay in honor o her son, Billys, bnthday The Misses Isabel ana Rosaiee Nash turned from Florida last week Clyde Darrow and wife of Mil ford spent Sunday with MrsFlora, Darrow, Srgt, James Dooiittle and wife of Camp Devms, Mass,, are visie ing at the Hugh Doolttle home Tie Robert Read famly were Suiiaay quests at the John Mc Guire home in Detroit Mr, andMrs, Frank Aberdeen entertained the Rex Noggles,the Harold Porters and others at a New Years party Mrs Florence Baughn was in Columbus, Ohio, last week with Mrs Virginia Carver ana family, Mr, and Mrs, Ray Burns entertained the Jack Young familySun day in honor of Jacks birthday The Goraon Hesters of Ypsilan ti spent Sunaay at the Andrew Nesbitt home Mrs, Carnelia Bowen and her daughter, Flossie, of Howell were Friday callers at the An drew Nesbitt home Keith Bradbury and wife of Chelsea called at the L J,Henry home Sunday Calvin Hooker and wife of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooker home Sunday, Born to Mr, and Mrs, Joe Basy dlo at McPherson hospital last Monday a son, Born to Mi and Mrs, Peter Oes terle Irene Blades of Chelsea last week a son Mr and Mrs, Ray Bums, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Young attended a party Saturday at the Carson home in Pontiac, also Joe Burns LOOK FOR THE CLOCK WMBI IN NEED 01 Plumbing iimps, Bathroom, Fixtures Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fitting HEPAttXNG A SP1C1AUTY COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COLOM WHITE PUMPS My rot Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE HNCKNEY 157F11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHEM CffTE AND CANNALL GOAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL , Every Saturday STARTING SAT JAN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes, , t i DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LORENZO MURPHY Putnam Township Treasurer 3E COMING JANUARY 19th I The Gerry Eichman and John Cologne families spent Sunday the Hub Lee home in Highland Park Basil White and wife of Ionitf and Ben White and wife were New Years guests at the Norman White home, NEW 195 BUICKS SEE THE NEW BUICK FIRST AT Livingstoi Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer, HowelL Mich AUTOMATIC SAW FHJsHfr ffc SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 RIVffi DRIVE HILAND LAKE EAST SIDE ZE An noiineement I HAVE PURCHASED THE MARTIN FOOO LOCKER AND PRE PARED TO OFFER TH PUBLIC COMPLETE FOOD LOCKER SERVICE I Will Process Meats, Fruit etc LOCKERS FOR RENT A Newsservice FARM d HOME Listen o ,v , MltrHlCANS If BNEW FARM AND HOME HOUR Monday through Friday 1230 to 100 PM Over ehr NEW and Greater Radio Voice of Jnckson WKHM THE STATE Of MICHIGAN HM ttcixif Court tor th County el Uriaenae At a iwrion ot Mtid Coart beld s tbs Probot Oftm in ffi City Q MOWM on December 22nd 1951, IN THE MATTfcn JT THJ ESTATE OP Pahs R Whetsel, Deceased JasMft O, Kelly having fiJod in fold said oourtliiBfinal odbunjfitrton account nd hi pttfttoA praytoq for the allowance thereof and tor the esstojs mens and dtotributtoa oj the reid oi Said ostate It 1 Ordered that the 14 day f JOB ADI952 tea A M, at esM Probate Cilice is hereby appointed tot heartna aid petition It ie Further Ufdered That PebBs e thereoi be gtren by pusUoattoa oi , I copy ot Ale order, tor throe eeka previous to saU day of m the Placknoy Dispatch, printed and circulated in set A true copy Hbam R 8atith elileeta Penhafl Jtttsi M Remitter of Probate IF ON THI DIM 1000 Wrtt OTMf MAi MI Mr, and Mrs, Joe Gargoiia oi Detroit were Sunday gusctft at the Lester McAfee hme Harry Hanson and family o Ann Arbor called at the Dais Miller home New Years, Sergt Ted Adseh anl wife spent Wed, and Thur, at tim Wm, Shehan home, The Lloyd Hendee family wecil Sunday guests of the Kennedy family in, HowelL Mr, and Mrs, John Beyer Mrs, ftchcad Walsh bad sofe spent Saturday night at the Wet ley Monrisoo home In TheAsbst nf, ivti m f SP Tfc mtr ii iilfftuf8 MPA,C ternary 9198f can Grade School News Fifth Grade We have teamed Uolden Rule I WHTSAVW f Utee, accident Majy unexpected things happen, Savings soitens these blow ton 5JLif S I many families Open q Savings Account and add to it each pay davy boon emergencies will present no proD lem PROFESSIONAL CORNER Hoover AERODYNE Model SI with exclusive flitter GittefR Made eats up t from leseboard to ceiling Belush Hoover Dirt Ejector empties It out yew hands stay clean 8495 complete with cleaning took McPHERIgJTStjBNK Ail deposits Up to 10,600 inmired by owr rnhibershiphi the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor hritU time you owned a Hoover You can see these ancVother Hoover Cleaners in the com fort of your own hose sties obligation Call as Or step by our demonstration table sod see them perfioemt THE ftNCXNEY SANITARIUM RAY M DUFFjr, M D, Pmcknoy , Michigan Jcuiy 1100 A M to 200 P M, Except Wednesdays Mom, Tuesw Fri Satfr 7 to 6 p DR G H McCWSKEY Denjsl 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evening by Appointments Michigan BmSMEED quick wdtfaft oft woitt for OS1M dtfhwalhing, whilo woihti, glrii shampoos, doubtful bohing Ct cmptto details n thh m in iw wWtlWsfS ssi Hoover bests sssi PERMUTir TER S0FTIIU1 and we meet Monday morning and read room rules We have appointed the follow ing committes ro 2 weeks Lunch room hostsRonn Haines Jimmy Goldman, hostess, Katny Gustafson, Ainta Clark Room hostJohn Colone Hostses Camilla Buda, Room ComKaren Bloxom,ch Maiy Lee Aschenbrenner, Ann Cheryl Menke, Irlonnie Singer, John Singer Bathroom Ccm lary Ellen Singer chDormo Hollistej, Jim HOJJJ Shirey Wayne Kennedy Plant Com, Joane Bloxom chj Charles, Beals Nancy Read and pxon9 133 207 Grand River 4 Billy Light Howell u Michiaan Science Dorothy Clark, ch, R Estate, Irsurance, Brokerage I Patty Sugitt Joan Enderess, Judy Qfy, Lake and Fawn Property JBoiz A Speciality Hell Judy Darrow, chWallac Your Property With Me I Singer, Joyce Boh Larry Utley, Dianne Curts LEE LAVEY Mike Mussonch Louis Haydu, iAxaXiG Holben CUrtS 7 IOhn4 S9F3 Pinckn9v Micb i Bihy Light had a birthday party A J C X I O N E E R Saturday He was years old, farm 5ak A 5ocialiiv We have a new boy Jimmy BERT W fLIE J Goldman, Pinckney 78F2 can tJideiess was 7 years old rmMM ZT ,W,M nnrT today HEFMGERATIONSpVlUS Mrs Beachys first grade visti HAPOLD Rf ed our room rnday L ou n ,8 Camilla iuda and Wallace, e Budnoy 154F3 Singer boin had Ui birthdays j TOWNEB jecond Graae i We exiena cur sympathy to Dentist JJamce nijse whose qraidiather, S044 Portago Lake Road e ersiem 8795 Cosfs 43 ess ffian prwor efomofk modh Ask fftr fWf horn trt Plumbs VATEB SYSiv7 A 4 0 North Stewart S a weather die Jan, 1, j We are keeping 1 chait this month, J Mrs Marion ivniier of Howeii t substituted icr Mrs, KellenbergBi i last Thursday, Karen Smger, Lucille and and Liiua Vaiitii Helen Haydu,Jack Bsinett, Phcne Dexter 2461 REAL ESTATE Farms, Homes iake ProArae and Business Upporfttuisi List Your ProperW with Me GERALD 4SON Brokw Hd itbrtii iearl Pinckneyf ich Phone 1 3 3 Phone 157rrU HepuLtiQ MYhON i fCtHES 1 tlumhing a ndfrteatina tat K77 Lakfcahe Urivt icensw Uh Lake P Ii SwAiiVHOrVSUN 1 rjanerai Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Kquijbijifcn j Amhulaoce Serviv Phones 3d u3, Pfctnyt Mid, fittbc HElCKrtpjr Jr OPTCMETRiar, 120 Weat Grand Rfvfc Av He w oil j fechiac Phone 35 Jepjcjbnce 6U TxOTO HDET Uvestixk Hauiinc Weekly Tripj Mud TetDcfp General frjscldniJ Phcno 64F14 Pfncknrj, Mic rFwrWYUE T NOTARY Insurance and Bonds Phone 136 Pinckney WANTED TO CARE FOBTCrffib REN at my ixireAts homo bv day t cr vcik 5 fiavs vVe iCtVe fur nace hecU AL o sai tze B3 piece coat si boys in yery qocd ccnditioiiqiv wool covert easoncible Mis tltizabeiji Bolaos Bokios Farm , Mcrics, Classified Advs, i OR SALEA suit,nearly ncvFOR SALEWhiie Leghorn Pullets, j rjf 131F11 ciftei now laying200 each and White Hocks 22o each F Pearce, phone 4067 Dexter ige gaoaidine ize m 15 0 pp m OR SALEBaby iqgy and siroll yr, qood ccndift u 500 each Cixrles Pcrri P onq 77F4 321 Car Lako , Plnckhey O I ilWiiJVi ized coctucfe at I JJT ypnVv fcidby enomft 1 Hoorer Serriee wffl fceef H ranafaf right lo OUR BEST ROP IS FRIiNLuHIP And because we felt thai way aJjut it, ycu will find us anxious Carolyn Cosgray were fOR SALEFuel oil heatinq ill last week, stove Phone 172F13,Pincknev Qui group made free hand rQrtsALtiJ5aby Chicks oreL cuiungs ci snowmen Monday ,nd vvhite Rocks N R Rds,Hy Cheiyl Niescu was i Cleve lines and Large Type White Lc j nonr HoweU tb35Mlr land last week norns new hatching Cur chicks lolin Stevenson has moved tc ,chicks aie U S approved under Willow Run airport Michigan State Pouultry Dept We had our experience with Squire HatcheryHowell Mich AV 1 n HAP ffiffA A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Pluobiitg Water Systiat Stanley JDxnkef porliarrfentary law Monday when 2IB South Mich Avephcne 305W to cultivate your iriendshipthrou we organized a citizenship club pQR SALE 5 metaTlawn cTairs h any kind of service we can j Cur turJes and crawfish did roUnd metal table for lawn lander Call us any time 1 not survive the holidays ComDlete set for S1000 SAFE DEPOSIT BCXESProtect Fir and Third Mrs Skinner, phone 159 your valuable papers such as We are sorry Mrs Beachy is mmm securities, insurance policies, ill and hope she returns soon 1 FOR RENT burnished 5 room deds, abstracts, wills etc, ag ainnt loss by fire or theft or mis placement, by keeping them in a safe deposit box at this bank, We went to the Way Bakery in house at Portaqe Lake oil heat Jackson Friday and saw how electric stove refriqeor, how bread, and rolls are made Third Grade O oUaqe it PTiaae Lake FOR SALE Steam boiler icr heal q pluit iijilan Shjehnb 3u5 1st M30 CA SALE Upright model Hoov clomer and a arpet sweeper, both hr 1500 Telephcn 159 Mrs, Skinner i THE rlRST NATIONAL BANK HewoiL MldL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal OepotH Insur ance Gtompratlon All deposits Insured to Siuuuu lor each DeposUof r V QUALITY Uleafs Fruit w Groceries Vegetables Safe Fish t3B3 lA Market, Prices Courteous Service 1 A t wJxVlxlx In geography we care making a dairy farm Sheri Foster was 8 years Jan 2nd, We are sorry to hear of the death of Mary Kellys mother We enjoyed the Haught Rooster over the radio Friday We drew clowns and funny faces and circus equipment and 3 charts about them this week, j Fourth Grade j Fred Pawlacazyk is out of school due to illess Dennis Morgan brought a cop per statue from the upper peninsula where he spent his Christ mas vacation, he visited a cop J per and coal mine there Paul Russell hos gone to Flor ida withjiis parents Ryan oonner has invited all the 4th grade children to be his j guests at the Shrine Circus in De roit in Feb Ryans father is a Shriner Fifth Grade We wish to thank the board for candy, Mrs VanBlaricum for the cards, Mrs IvIiUer Jor the carol books and Nancy VvyjaSfbr her card Mrs Miller has started us on a library of music We are coll ecting records Airtong them are1 Pledge of Allegiance, Gettysburg Address, Tex Ritter and the Star, lighters Aladdin and the Lamp, the Frog Prince, Francis, the Talk ing Mule, Square Dance Album, The Littlest AngeL Delia Davis had a birthday during vacation We are beginning a new pro ject in Art in decoration Sixth Grade We have taken lour plays to the other rooms We thank the first grade for the letter We went to Mrs, Sharps room, singing She showed a movie entitledThe BirdsChristmas Carol, We thank Mrs VanBlaricum for her letter Seventh Grade We thank Bill Jeffreys for putt in up pictures for us Richard Lawrence and Tom Wylie wash the Christmas pict ures off the windows Our room looks business like now Some of us are learning the1 hard way what it means to be on rime We aze reviewing for our sem ester tests which are next week Some ID our boys and girls FOR SALE Simir ons mejal ed, coil springs 2 felt mattresses, hot 15, Double Wash Tub grY water, no bathroom facihtiet all 10 Call 169F3 rfter 4 o, 3 95,28terAver 0 Middl I FOR SAiEBeugle hi belr 4673, Detroit, lmOS cld,kennel and Kig FOR SALEUsed water pump forquaqe doubb barrel shot old a shallow well Myron Huqhes Phone 157F11, Rush Lake r i FOR SALE Buildinq and two box cf sheJs N J 8 326 East Main, Pinckay WAm ED r AHCf USIN lots on West Main St, Pinckney Let us help you selJ youfcrm known a the Stewart Anderson have more prospects thai J farm Property to settle estate I L, HAROLD GRAND1Gerald Reason Adm Phone 305W How A Dead or livi fM ANTMALS CLlCTED POJktxTY HORSES 100 COWS 100 WF BUY HIDE 0 CM SKINS PHONE COLLCT GREGORY FARMEBS EIVATOR OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVA TOR PHCNL 1J1 Central OeasS StaK ORDER Spring I1 Fertilizer NOW Farmers Feed Supplv are getting to be gcjod basket ballA1 playerm iifl Sujlh Aka We Mrs MQod has eent far jnwire1reaboiit Mexico in our Junior Sabiokatic hwtf l iVJJ 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 January 09, 1952 Description An account of the resource January 09, 1952 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 1952-01-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a28390e46cf1d7c201f97df9893b7749.pdf 12ca78069f08ea6e5411fbb4a1cdd448 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. 9Li If W ,, i J A 0 oV co i U ackney ispate V Volume 68 Yh Pincfakey Dispatch Wednesday January 16, 1952 Mffhigart How would you like to have 4 metropolitan counties in Michigan control the state legislature This could happen under the reappcr Krinmtent plan advocated by the A F of L and C4,0, who arecir culating petitions to get such a measure on the ballot, asking re apportionment along the lines oi the 1950 census It approved it woula go to the legislature in 1953 Ine DetroitFlint metropciit an area, composed of Wayne, OcJdand, Genessee and Washtenow counties now has 51 percent of the states population Another plan has been propos ed by Senator Coleman ol Creig hon He would reapportion the house according to population, r give the Detroit Flint area two more senators and then freeze the rest of the senatorial districts This would prevent domination by the Detroit Flint area He denies the present legislature is rurally dominated That of the 32 senators, 16 come from districts having in excess of 50,000 population His idea is to give the best re portionmeat possible so txiat the fishing, rniningtruaking, railroads industry, townships and cities cam be most effectively representedHowever he ignores the Michiigan constitution which reads the legislature must be apportion ed according to population Democrats applauded and Republicans condemed Gov Will iams message last week yet the Detroit Fie Pre says there is little fferece between it and the Republican legislative proewn Both are for higher un ployrnent rompensation and old age assistance better highways education and law enforcement The paper condems the stupidity of the legislature in condemisg all the governors measures ir respective of whether they have merit or not Character Social Items 1 CONSERVATION KPT NOTES There were 18,619 archers who hunted last year compared to 15753 to 1950, Deer permits were 315 182 percent higher than in 1950, Lake Jfcie i ,12 higher than the high mark set in 1929 There were M22 conservation law violation arrests in 1951 compared to 1,084 in 1950 Jail terms totalled 483 days and fcnts 33,943, The dept is again asking the iegislalure im power to control the size of the aeer herds and to cut down winter starvation Preious legislature have refused to grant this paw, With 22J Wteee te 18 counties on the schedule winter crews have starte making lake maps Work will continue until the end of March if the ice remain saleA crew from the Waterloo prison will help Livingston and Washtenaw lakes are on the schedule, JAMES ROCHE James Roche 36 son of Geerge and Ella Roche of Fowlervillewaft found dead in his car Friday am on Stowe Rd near there, an unhnisheded note beside him He was field man for this tenito, for John DeereHe leaves a wife2 children beside his parents He bad been to Flint Thursday and stopped at his parents home late Thursday night Funeral at th Liverance Funeral HomeFowler ville Friday afternoon, rNFLAMABLE SWEATERS The public 1 warned against inflarnabl sweaters, some 20000 of which seom te have been sold in Michigan mostly by door to door peddlers for 5 when near a lighted cigarette or fire they if nite and go up in smoke Several people have been badly burned So far there is no record of Living ston county sale out they hare been sold in Weshtenaw and in Ingham caninMes SHOU1D MAHOMET TRUMAN CLOWN Do yen thhfc Margaret Truman should clwn on radio and TV shows I It undignified ,for a member oi the White House family to appear cm a straight wo man and ccmedJenne, ELsa Max well Weighs this question in this corning Sunday Jan 20 issue rf the American Weekly, exclus ively wftfc Detrott Sunday Time SETH PETTRS Years ago the small villages were mch more self sufficient than ai the present time Each had it wn mill and ground its own tic r, com meal and buckwheat iey also processed wool and mc ie their own cloth for clothing, ine pioneer in the moling line M this section was Seth Pt ys, a millwright vho came iro from Montgomery coumy, iiiw York in xQj6 with his lather, Thomas Pettys ana settled in Pinckney Here ho built the Pinckney mill and installea the machinery for Prof Kirtiana This mill ran , continuously uniii 1921 when Henry Ford bought it and moved it to Greenfield Village It was a stone grind at first and later converted to roller mill In 1843 Pettys moved to Ham burg township and built a card ing and filling mill for processing wool at the rjutiet of Walker Lake In 1849 he added a run cf stone and groundgrain In 1864 he added a second run cf stone and discontinuied wool processing He is said to have built the mill and installed all machinery in 2 months and 6 days The mill was 3 sstories high with a basement He also operated a sawmill and a cider mill He began to ship flour and needing an address marked the barrels Pettysville and named his settlement that luring the civil war it boomed and had 2 stores, blacksmith shop, postoifice, school beside the mill In 1848 Mr Pettys also built a mill at Hamburg villago for the Grissom Brcss After the civil war the big western mills put most of the smxii mills out of business They used I the steel roller process which is faster than stone grinding Aite j Pettys death Wm Hooker, fathe J H Hooker got the mill He tii , mostly feed grinding and cider j IhaEing After his death Wayne Otwell bought it He tore down the old mill and built the pros ent stone mill This is however a show place only as it never did, any grinding Mi Pettys only survivor is a daughter, Viola, who lives in Howell Chureli Notes Catholic oi Marys Catholic Church Pinckrvey Michigan Be Fr Albert 1 Schmitt Pasta Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800, iOiOa 1130 Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions at 730 p sn 2 J Friday evening j Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 io 900 P M Sunday before 800 Mair ANNOUNCE ENGAGEME June L Imus engagement Carl A Johnson, son of MrsGe Johnson and the late Mr Johnsoh of Dexter has been announc by her mother, Mrs Esther Imi of Lakeland They wtfi bje mcrr ied June 21 Miss Imilfcis a gra uate of pinckney ttfe scho and is employed in Pfe Arbor Kathryn Louise KiihnijjWfe ment to Theodore Hob is anrtouni cea Both are from Gregory Plan for the wedding aro being mad Congregational F,ev, Donaia iirady pastor 1ur Cniimauon class ior the ariults at church 730 Prayer nieeting at Ona JampbtU hom 8,UG Edijft Fe k leader Sat Confirmation clctss for junior high at parsonage 130Youth tor Christ meet it bhrmq barn on Nonh Territorial, Rev Savage,min ister from So ,th Amen,a,spaker Sun Sermon 1030,Gods Holy One, the Savio, Sunday school t H30 730Pilgrim Fellnvship at church Wed, 400Junm chon practise 7 30, eniar chor practise yieniionile Calvary rvieainonite Church v h2ia ieacb Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach Ariunu Worsiup 1000 Sunday School 1 i 90 Jluiurena tiom , , 1145 oun Peoples iaemi 7J0 JoiiJ,ellowisbip Service tfvlnlMay HQ0p m The Mennonite church will coll itnira for Germrm refu CHRONOLOGY OF 1951 No a , f 9 I JiuTent Comment Ma 2 School boats Brighton in base ball 14 to 9 Eric Caater j Wt nnly Iwd a big trageaf lerio, Hindoo student at U of M I 1i OU oryard last Wednesday Viliea in uuto acciaent on Dexter j f Ic sl when the Wolverine Rd ired Blades dies Sort brill i league star is May 9 Chris Carnppell in the spelling finals at Detroit hyan and Tom Clark inanid, Pin kney beats Manchester 6 to ye, Crucug t Now York, side wipped a Height car in front ox the Dexter aepot The crfth nouses in Dexter AL passsenu rocked the jjQfkjj though there were 350 gers on th train only 7 were nuit and unly one cat a derailed freight car was tipped OVK The time of the wreck was 8 pm The Dexter school busses were pressed into service to tdke the passengers to Ann Arbor whore a troji toofc them to Detroiot U toe until noon Friday to clear the tracks so trains could run 2 huge chains were brought out and cjews worked day and night There were 70 cars in the freight ana 13 in the Wolverine 5, rvt joe M ross wounoe Koea, Gus Lcdwidge pitch s for Notre Dame against Mich Bill end George Clark in national J gourd iviuy lb NeiBn Muiei, Be biauity, ,riiniu iney cueioiiiiu jvau L,eic, v uuiciuiiun joan uiiiiuL suiuiuionun Keuutin jjwuiupt krUiiu suu on Darvui iv 0, , una 13 in the Wolverine which ivy 2oivamps jamps um zuaj was drawn by 2 diesel enaines una story wxnaow at xioweU ho , The Wolverine was east bound pitai, eiaa ai, a Uuiburu an the height going west on the wiaiK inuieuAna iWcuei uic, othr track Ice raised up the May ou Locai iViasn atteua concrt and derailed the freiaht Urana Loage m Detioit, j lm I The Ann Arbor News says a sim Dug rsiyus irom sciioi b,uiaLa acciaent ocourred 40 years busuii oampDtui, lhJi ia ,ug 0r n whirh the W lverine was engagemeui aimuunc,a iuyi, deiojed hi no one was hurt scliooi loses to South Lyon ana j riartiand j t There usea to ce a stoiy to the iDt IBRECU FAflM KOUSfJ BURT The Grecu farm house on Pingree Road burned to the ground last Wednesday Cause an overhealed furnace Mrs Grecu was alone at the tune and called her daughter, Mrs Douglas Miliecn the same line She aoes not talk good English and kept ringing and sayingGive Me MaryGMrs Roberta Miller on the same line heard the continuous ringing and tunea in She finally gathered tho womans house was on fire and called both Howell and the Pinckney hre depts They got to the fire too late to save the house but saved the other buildings Both engines ran out cf chemical In most farm fires the water is Under the house and not avail able and the engines have to depend on their chemical taniks LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Instruction class for candidates t temple every Monday night at 800 p m Friday, Jan, 18, lodge goesL to Ann Arbor to work MM degree, Leave Pinckney at 7 p m All the FeUewcraft team members are exked to go, Saturday Feb2, Annual Venison Banquet and guest night at school 700 p, m, Tuesday, Feb, 5, FC degrees at 800 p, m, Saturday April 5 Annual Masters Night at School at p ni , Winston Bcrughn WM P W, Curlett, Sec y MARRIAGE L1CENSE George Bridson, 20, South ry, on Dolores Pardy 20 Sout Lyon Bert Boiton, 30, Hamburcf Cecelia Hill, 35 Whitmore La Bruce Deri ana 21, Fentcn,Dcrjijp belle Drafto 13 Cohoctah Lvi Zieimski 3G Brighton Edna Perry 34 Howeli BASKET BALL GAMES With a 3 point ioaa and onl lot oi 4 miriatas to go iUnckney blew up in their game vith Hartiona her Fnaay night and lost 3r iftJiAnn Artr cam 3b in tiio das Tminutes Albe Mroika and ired Redman of Pinck ney went out on fouls, jack Jeffreys had 12 points, A Mroika 9, j Mroika 8 Strong and Hays got il each for Hartiona The rdnck ney seconateam lost 44 to 33 but again the Pincknoy girls saved Pinckney irom total aisaster by defoatinq the Hartland girls 35 to 25Marilyn ClarkandLois Beach were hiqh scorers ior Pinckney with 17 and 9 points CAR IN THE LAKE They h ve been getting quite a hCh at Sliver Lake whortne ice was sirng toioogh tohoid a car Thuryaay jr a Zininicmcr OL lie, cdoy u across the lake, When he si 1 d oak he went ai0Lher way got within iOO ft of shore when his car went through the ice lie suvea himself by jumping The cai i Ledwidgo rests en the bottom ot the lake in1 35 ft of water Past 700 IDA SUE KUBAT Ida Sue Kubat, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs lames of Lakeland, died in St Joe hospital Friday cf leukoma She was born April 25 1946 Surviving are her parents, a brotherjameser maternal grand parent Mr and Mrs David Wa lerbury and paternal grand par ent Mrs Ida Kretchmer Funeral services were at uV Gmde Scliooi News Second Grade Kaye Wylie Mickey Ritter and Patricia Mdhken were absent on Monday Helen Haydu went to hor den list Monday We did paper mache work last week We named our civic club the Do Your Duty ClubGThe ofiicers are Pres, Karen Singer Vice Pres, Janice Ross SecKaye Wy Ue We made free hand drawings of snowmen and other winter scenes last week Nancy Darrow celebrated her 8th birthday Jan 10 Grace Paulson vas in Howell Saturday r 1 1 i of her pet cat killed by on auto While coasting down hill Sun day Junior Darrow cut a gash m his leg It took 4 stitches to close the wound Some of us made hand puppets last week We saw 3 film strips on Migra tion of Birds and Animals and Hibernation last week TM Grade We finished our movie A Trip f to the Bread Factory It is the longest one we have made We saw 2 film strips on Making Maple Sugar and Dairy Products Mrs Miller gave us a little bald man Now he is growing grass hedr We have named our goldfish Joany and Tony, x Seventh Grade At a meeting of the Young Dip lomats Club Jan 14 the following officers were elected Pres Richard Lawrence Vice Pres Foberta Ackley Sec Joyce Fuhr man Our club meets every tw weeks from now on We have added an entertainment comm itter to our list of committees We are makina a study nf th Whittier poem Snowbound in our literature class w The 7th grade boys won rr BASKET BALLbCORES Dexter 44 Brighton 30Manches ter 4r Sputh Lyon 40 Eaton How ell 43 Eaton Kapidss 26 St Aug ustine 35 StThomas 29 Miian 34, University 30 Ann Arbor 67, Bed tie Creek 49 Saline 32, Chelsea 27 Wilhamstcn 35 St okbdage 33 Dundee 35, Lincoln 30 Dons yille 42,LeshC 41 Morenci 46,Pitts ford 42 East Jackson74 Grass Lake 19 BLOOD BANK HERE FEB 6th The lied Cross Blood Bank will be at Pinckney high school on February 6th from 1200 pm to 600 p m Anyone wishing to give blood call Mrs Stanlcy Dinkel phone 74, Pinckney , 4 H NWS At a 4 H Council meeting Fri day night it was decided to hoia a Cherry Pie Baking Contest the winner to compete at How 11 for county honors ana then for Bunny Hinchey mourns the loss stat honors This is the first at 1 tempt of the kind for the Pinckney community and it is hoped many will enter Rules oi procedure are 1 Open to girls 15 to 20 yrs old 2 Applications must be in to John Burg ot noon Mom, Jan 21 3 Furnish all ingredients except cherries for the pie 4 Contest to be held Sat, Jan25 in the morning Watch this paper for details June b joe Basydio appointed to sVuooi ixaia, iuaxy Laie and Ubeit baDu nKujiea Carl mminia anestea i,r cruelty to cinluien, White Houu biik arrives Irom Washington D C,to be placed in new pinckney sauocll baioaa Coiver ana Leo Mc Car thy lulled m ao acciaent A ii tage i,ake j June jLjuroths of Betty VanBiar cum and Juua iVhiler and Steve j Lazio announced Gov Willitnis stoppea m Howell again Pincfno wins n m Uity Seivice m in uity league o to 6 j dhcy hts 2 homer Jon 20, Seni s on trip P, oast, jiin Lurrughs and LP nlyn Hog ,i,s marned aisa Louxsiiifiickoi ,71 iaro ia iush, lied roooed by gypsiesPincPrney win frm o ps n county league 16 tu 2, Lavey homers twio Zc i e and Don Anibuige, i nc eorge Guilkod dcs Juno 27 a ami vol on heio J hn ioiiagiir die, jecu i or itgo ,u,, bitten by si J A igu vViiiis i yons ui vua jiiihii marned 5u l oai a om ULVCII J biriWiAU leoiv o a i onage jiy i j, ui GriliPh and Gti iautii, lieuy vauuioi IuUi U1U ii no1 1 i0kClL iilUiit i, Viigniia oliri,y ia iioucii iuu urge aiiiiuiiu euyaijtuiCiiL vUtl an I e Uii a ao, FiiiKey uecus ihuoia m rugue litj iU, iioiuity jeliiCS llOUlv ubdy KVie roOcn jjeWoLu lUUiiiea July ii joiui bauey, iloliaoe Aus Waiter viwou i iiieouiey LQLS riowcii iiCic ij ,o ii, wuvey iiits iiiuei upc and uouoio rlaiuc reuraUi k urAvnea at Poaage Liice July ltfdb Masno ana iamiie go ui excursion to iasoiiic u ,m at nirna iNuiu Cieenjan ,r ten eon j ,K vyavtiiig o Uao xPas iuda m ato ULidem Huiold Tri hurt in aa ent am knoy hses to Cleaners 3 t 1, jaiy 2o iviaa 1 euet mat a tocotcnmaai once got SCK and wnt to a aoctor ine aour tola nun in oiaer to recov er ue miist stop aruikuig, srnok mq and stay ui lugnis The iDtoiciunan put on ins iiat and staned to leave rtee said the a xiu, you owe me i0 No 1 out ,sco the bcotonman, i am not taking youi advice Jriesident Hannah oi iViivuigan State heads a committee to cuean up college athletes, lney me at Cincinnatti last week cnd made a number iecmendahonb i Abolish aii post season games Aboiisn all aUiietic schoiaisiiipr lius would probably cuean up college foot ixiP bi i wd KHI it All thm, rohes in tho ourrtry areup2n cmii agunst it ihey have 0 to 90 thousand capuoiry staaiums o uli and musi have winning team to ue it They also know Hcr job is dependent on produc Uj inning ieams and trie coach wiie wins no games soon walks tho piank Vears ago the Univer si y A v rucago aaoptea such a poogxarr Aier a ooupte of years t PJO rto 0 defeats they quit foot ball iiie ent n tic JU L US jicewoi Gen 4 Eisen ing as a piesiaen iuaie iius gvou the pro ss UepvOiicajia some one to rtup i a, enati laat was not uv upiaii o tiiam iatt is suiat i u UJJUVQ oaivaiaate ana vot du agoiiibi ena lease, iviarshaii pian aa c, Luiope, uie diait and oi Lvvince Vvuieway in many ay, uo ai tne ahuacteristica i bin Tat whose grab i nc nomination trom leaay hoevot in iji spur rus party ana svept one Democrats mtD pccr buange to say most oi no papers favor Gen hiseiUiower inoy say although they are lii bvmpatliy with muny of Senat i arts views they aoubt that ha e ueu be electee The Detroit limes mokos a suggestion, in Kennedy j case Qi a deadiock between Gen g c Gerda warK j 1, anci Senator Taft,they Gen MacArthux as a fompiomise candiaatflhtenhow Keehn Funeral Home, Brighton, Tborl Manfcqr, Rv Wellwood offickrt Lydial te Burled in FcjtrvWw Cemefery 1 basket game from the 8th grade jBrtghfe ESTABLISH NEW EXCHANGE The Michigan Bell Telephone Co on Jan 24 will petition tho Public Service Commission for permission to establish a new ex change at Hartland The comun is new served from the Brighton exchange R Englehart local mar says the change will result in better service and lower rates for the prcposed Hartland Base Fnte Area It wiill enable the company to provide private and party lines with no more than 4 customers on a line Business users would pay moro but would have the ben efit of individual or 2 party lines Under the change Hartland cus tomers would get Howell and Brighton Free but pay Tor Pinck ney If you want full details read the Michigan Bell adv on page 2 of this newspaper Basyaio una Mrs eiectoU to school boaa Buigcsil SUggest school joins consolidationengage ment ot Joe Clark and Pat Law rence announcedPinoKiiey beats City Service 15 to 6 und Coops 5 to 4m county league, Jones hit homer Aug 1 Edson Swan, Mrs Ella Cuffman Charles Darrow aie, Pinckney beats Bruoe Products 13 to 0 ana Merchants 12 to 1 to take first place Lavey homers twice Aug 8day Shehun, S H Carr die, Henry nrosMike Frawley Jim Campbell John Burg, Ronnie Dar row, wins 4 H awards at Fowier ville Fair Aug 15Lt John Carver killed in plane crash at Rome, N Y St Marys annual picnic held, PincKney wins from Milford by forren josiah Jones dies Aug 22 Pinckney loses to Eagors Cleaners 13 to 7 Justice E W Mann marries Alice Miller and Fred Gross of Detroit, John Hoey, Irma Blanchard married Pinckney beats Cassidy Lake 14 to 2 , Aug 29 Pinckney loses at Cass idy Lake 11 to 4, Mrs Joan Har nack, Paul Singer hurt in auto ac cidents, Mrs Rose Howard dies, Henry AUeof Edwardsburg vis Jjfr Pinckney a oc G v JA eeu o er vdi be entered m primaries and will faavejc block of dsiagates ai tiie oonven ion Taft will have most of the pol iticians aad wirepullers, A letter in the Detroit News tne other night made us stop yand think It was by a retired army general On commenting on the peace and disarment talks, tixe general could see little chance of their getting anywhere He said a large part of American industry is geared to the war effort J has been for years and is out munitions in the fonp planes, tanfs tractors bull di guns etc and more and moreair fields are being built for fighting planes Then there are the atom c bomb factories If all were shut down this country would xper ience its areatest unemployment period in history Wilton Chamberkm will preach over station WBSGKalawasoo oi Jan 27 from 1145 to 1240 pjn Harold Swarthout was takSn to St Joe hospitaLAnn Arbor Ta dory to iinCPxk br5paia 3iI ,TSITHE WgCPCST lttPATCH dntknr January 16, 19S2 acgrrr is Modern 1 w fe,, w V Tues We Thur, New babies on the way An electric beat lamp brooder helps r you get them safely through the first critical weeks Chicks, pigs and lambs thrive in energybuilding warmth Huddling, crowding and smothering are practically eliminated Litter stays dry feeding SM ffto electric heat lamp and watering are easier you save time and work demonstrations at Michigan , r , Stato College during Farmers J1 rememberproper installation is important for efficiency and iVYeek, Jan 28Feb 2 economy Your Edison Farm Service Advisor will gladly help you plan the right electric brooder to suit your needs Call any Edison timely assistance NeigiiiHMuiig tf otet Cpi barl Buku of Chelsea is reported missing in ac Jon sine December 15 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of vltts8 betd of tne Gen, Lisennow er Committee ior President, will be the speaker at tnte Lincoln Day banquet at Ann Arbor on Feb 16, Dr Thomas Barton Mich State State 9gn, doctor has taken over the practise oi Dr,Lieber who has gone to Perry, Fred Brockmilier ir, son of Mr and Mrs Fred BiockmiUer,tormer residents was married to June Trapp of Salem last weet at tne Lutueran church in Nortnheid Duane Baldwin iias been elected president of tne newly formed Stccridge Lions Club The March ot Dimes Dance is at the Howell armory Jan 26,, A large coyotte was shot on the Gerald tkiuer farm ntar Brign ton last wee by Francis Jbhtnan of Pinckney, It cost the City of Brighton over SI300 for snow removal during the recent storms Dr Dorothy Leiih daughter or Mayor Tom Leuh of Biignton has located at Imlay City Mayor Tom Ltiih and wife of Brighton banqueted, tiie city oiiicials at a tuiKey ainner at the Hotel Graham last week Mrs Ralph Cooiey iMargutrite Harris is now secretary fori Municipal Judge Francis Baron of Howell Mrs Etta Burgess of Hartland died Jan 3 She was born in Pinckney Jan, 21,1866 the daugh Placeway of Pinckney Surviving Placeway of Pinckney Surfiving is a son Leon Funeral and burial at Hartland Mary Lou Slayton daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Slayton of Howell has ben chosen DA R reprsentcrtive for Howell high t school f In municipal court at Howelij esWed last week the bribery case qaalns lA oa Edward Bennett was dismissed the judge ruling insufficient ev ence Bsnneit has a staje at An erson and applied for a tike c beer licsris Putnam township beard rrpprcved it Cliiicrd Coy Howell Theater HOWELL MICHIGAN , Jan 15 8 17 Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman Alexis Smith, James Barton to Dexter Theater Dexter, Michigan Friday, Saturday, Jcu 18, 19 great show for the whole family HERE COMES THE GROOM1 BEST OF THB BAD MEN , Starring Robert Ryan, Claire Trevor Six Disney Cartoon FeBuvaT Friday, Saturday, Jan 18, 19 Ann Harding, Barry Sullivan THE UNKNOWN MAN Plus Paul Henreid LA3T OF THE BUCCANEERS Cartoon Sunday Monday Jan 20 21 laun Sunday 3fl p a continuous TWO TICKETS to BROADWAY In Tocnnicolox Starring Tony Martin Janet eigh Ann Miller, Eddie Bracken Cartoon hort u Tues Wed Thur Jan 22 23 24 AN AxviHiCAN IN PAHIS In Technicolor with Gene Kelly, Leslie Ccron Oscar Levant Nina f och Janoon Sunday Monday, Jan 20 21 ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI An Action Drama Starring In TfeCiuicalor with Clark Gabie, John Hodiak Abort Cartoon Haws Tues, Wed Thur Jan 22 23 f fTHE RAGING TIDE Starring Shelly Winters, Richard Conte Coming Cave of the Outlaws Sampson and Deliah ri r eater Chelsea Michigan Fridjy, Saturday, ar, i Comingien Tali Men Decision Beiore Dawn Lee Theater WiTMOAfci LAKE MICH Friduy, Saturday, Jaa ii, 13 Bert Lancaster in TEN TALL MEN In Technicolor also THE GQLbm TWENTIES nws cartoon novelty Sunday Monday Jan 20 21 j June Allyson Van Johnson PlUfl f Featurette LONE STAR ROUNDUP wfcjr mm Cartoon Uciws SUNNY SIE OF THE music cl 3 RETT turn3 Fraukic Lalne, 3ily Daniels Terry Moore Toni Ancle Long and Lynn Bari shows 715 905 J rCRuUJ, J 1 THE TANKS MF COMING Comedy 9ocnbig Stevo Cocnr mPriKy OaveyMari Alclen Pail cerni Sundoy Shows , , , 8 curicon Tues, Wed Thur Jan 22 23 TOO YOUNG TO KI7 24 state liquor ipectcr came Bennet offend him a 25 bribe i Tues, Wed Thur Jan 22 23 24 as, Eleanor Parker and Williatm Bendix DLifXiiV STORY Plus HABD FAST AiJD BEAUTIFUL with Claire Trevor, Sdly Forresst News A Musical r June Allyro Yu shovvc artjf TtJ JH and 71 Pot, With Coming roao Comes iho Giocrr U, vc 1 mmm wn To HARTLAND, BRIGHTON and PINCKNEY TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS The Michigan Bell Telephone Company will make application to the Michigan Public Service Commission in Lansing on ihe 24th day of January, 1952, for authority to discontinue Hartland ai a Locality Rate Area of the Brighton exchange and to ettabllsh a new Hartland telephone exchange separate from the Brighton exchange to serve the com munity of Hartland and certain surrounding territory The Application also will request authority to provide Extended Area telephone service between Hartland and Brighton and Howell whereby calls between those exchanges would continue to be on a local basis Authority to discontinue Extended Area service between the Hartland area and Pinckney also will be requested The application will further request that the Commission set a date for a public hearing of these matters The proposals generally would result in better grades of service being made available at lower rates, for customers located in the proposed Hartland Base Rate Area However, business users of rural line service in the Base Rate Area would pay somewhat higher charges, receiving in return one or twoparty service in lieu of their present rural multi arty service The proposal would not affect rural service customers ocated outside of the ae Rate Area1 i HARTLAND EXCHANGE AREA AND BASE RATE AREA An exchange area would be established to include the greater portion of Hartland Township and a small portion of Brighton Town ship, Livingston County, as shown on the accompany ing map Within the ex change area a Base Rate Area would be established, centering around Hartland, also shown on the map, with the same boundaries as those of the present locality area r CLASS OP SIRVICI TRISINT HARTlANfr lOCAUTY TfttVATB Celrnin 1 rH IUSINISS SIRVICI I Party 2 forty Private Branch Exchange Trunk Extension Station MjWIUUC COIN BOX SERVICE L r i EXCHANGE RATES H Within the base rate area, as described above, one, two and fourparty line services would be offered at the same flat monthly rates as are now applicable in Brighton Outside the base rate area, but within the Hartland exchange area, mileage charges would apply in addition to the base rates for one, two and fourparty line services Rural line service would continue to be available outside the base rate area at the existing rates without mileage charges Column 1 right shows the present Hartland locality area service offerings and rates Column 2 shows the exchange rates which would apply in the Hartland exchange under the proposal In May of 1951 the Company applied to the Commission for permission to Increase ex change rates throughout its territory Columa 3 shows the exchange rate the Company applied for in May, 1951 ESIDINCE SERVICE 1 Party 7 2orty 4 Party Private Branch Exchange Trunk Hwrolel EUCfflSl0ll MOllOH MIM IMIItMf SIRVICI STATIONS Basinets and Residence 900 , 700 1200 400 150 Guarantee of SOff aor day on messages within the local service Avon TnUr Stockbriage ivncxugun Friday, Salurday, Jan, 13, 19 CHINA CORSAIR or ciiol intrigue with Jon Hall lizct Farraday Due IGHTNING CT0WS A Supey Western urrij Charles itarreil Smiley Burnetts Sunday TuesdavJan, 20 22 BIRD OF PARADISE In Technicolor South Sea story with Jeff Chandler, Louise Jourdoni Y E C HI G A N BELL T X i 1 o 7 E TOP0ID HARUAND RXCHANOI RATI oaiodoa PraMnt stoiowlae tctiidulsi Columa 91 623 not offered 325 773 250 85 640 500 900 , 400 150 Guarantee of 201 Pr day en messages within the local service area S25 2J5 225 475 250 5 140 r BoMd en Sclwdutet Applkd v For In May, 1931 Column 3 750 625 1125 475 175 Guarantee oi 23 e per day en messagoi within the local service area Minimum charg 10 pat tessacje 425 350 340 625 325 100 175 Coming Branded, Al Jennings of Oahoma Ecrrl and Erwin Mann of Detrot spent Tuesday with Gene Mann AUTOMATIC SAW TUJKtnSc SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MOWEB3 SHARPENED 11524 RIVER DRIVE HILAND LAKE EAT IDE COMPANY Ka Op 1 Uvv fov Woircn BU3INE5b CFFICE POSIIIONS and SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Expcrisnce Necessary Training Done on tho Job Pleasant Surioundings Permanent Employment Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 323 E Washing i SwAnn Arbor jiiis JU Income Tax Service 406 EAST GRAND RIVER PHONE 3731 BRIGHTON, MICH, MBS McLUCAS fndoato cam le Hartaod IrlflMM, Howll and PmckMoy I S1niodw cods to Horltaml, orleMon m4 Hawaii maohawsi Available only eotslds bm rata orsamlloagt charoat d nat aoeh T2 x EXTENDED AREA SERVICE wExten3ed Area telephone service would be continued between the Hartland exchange and the Brighton and Howell exchanges so that calls between those areas wonld continue to be on a local basis without pay meat of a toll charge, as at present Extended Area service between the Hartland and Pinckney exchanges would be discontinued TOLL RATES Presently, rates for calls from customer in the proposed Hartland exchange to all points outside the Brighton, Howell and Pinckney exchanges n computed on the basis of measurements from Brighton If the proposed Hartland exchange is established, charges for calls from Hertlaim would be nseasured from Hartland This would result in toll rates being either slightly higher, the same, or slightly, lower, depending upon loeeliesji oi points called For examples, see table at right Present Initial Period Day Station ioStation Toll Rates rsotiajviiio Msosorea rrafli BrihaM 20 35 20 JS to lie mill eeatnTP Horlaaw 10 JO 2S 25 45 15 Wear AUdulUaHed VSIVE TZEZ COMFORT SHOBS IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours OTHER CHARGES AB other rates, rentals, and charges for miscellaneous services and equipment not shown above, and the rules and regulations for the fur nishing of services and equipment would be in accordance with the Companys Tariffs as approved by the Commission and now in effect in all of the Companys exchanges i v V ir ICHIGAN Bill TILIPHONI COMPANY A NewSeirsekicev k for the FARM3 11 vteni Cha4le yont foot on0j poo tiny sir tmbblee, in Vetvet Bei ArOuaiuon iiroAtt M Mr oonveulsess la yot konie, or 7oVereosua ,NEW HOUR Monday through Friday 1230 to l00 PM Ovir thy NEW and ete Radio Voice eft Jackson WKHM U f m A dirom Florida ktHwtek Scd an Mcrx RMBU familr tum JoBlngtr and Roe Maxine M BarnM wem maaiod at William to got th KCAM He xMbittd 22 72 1W 47, Mr and Mri Paul the njoary Ntriihr tide had any nSlm1 upto eOOOaixdron Spdai ON THi OIAI r S 5 1 1 in HHi si ygrwWf W I ,1 I 2 yJsT 4 t1 afev , JCMEY DISPATCH WednesdayJwryJ6,1952 The Peoj Store Groceries Drif goods Canned Goods Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Stage LOWEST PICE EVER pectt A lot PHJLGASWPAN Rang S I tj r jr m TV Jvovanvtthj V 14 TW 4xfc rid kfVi v fWi ml J af e gn a s oooMnf Can up vSJ rrruLa tV Mvt nd irt icuVu,iOik 1 V Sfvcn A cetlrt tin V i r Port U8ERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCI OM TOUR OLD RAMOII Hew It 4M tin to rftrnhn ftur Wtche witk PhilsjBS Ae tkrifty eottkd ft for farm and town boroett 9ti eta bust fer and wick, but yo 1 find bigger vafat anywhere then this beautiful kow nwe Remember, tot, w will give you ytntrous toedeia allowance a year eld rang rfftctlesB of type, make, er eanditien Etay terms, if yen wiafet UAMY OTNM PHIfGAS AmiAMCH fftOM WHICH TO CHOQSf Mr and Mrs Clare Hollister en tertained Saturday in honor of j his mothers birthday Those pre sent were Mr and Mrs Russell Hollister, Mr and Mrs Paul Had ley, Mr and Mrs Harold Hollis ter, Mr and Mrs Kenneth ftussel and family, Chailes Porter and family Mrs Ray Cosgray and children, Mr and Mrs Carl Hol ister, Mrs Bruce VanBlaricum jr and daughter Douglas Hollister and family and Clifford Hollister The guest of honor received a gift and luncheon was served The Gerry Exliman family were Sunday guests at the Russell Giover home at Fowleville Mr and Mrs Ross Read and Tommie were Sunday guests at the Herb Sneed home iin Howell Mrs Glara Kennedy and fam ily of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mrs Emma Vollmer Sam Gentile who was inductod in the service last week is at the marine base at San Diego,Calif The infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Reason was baptised at tha Brighton church by Rev McLucas The Merwin Campbell family were Sunday dinner guests of j Mr and Mrs George Enquist at the Michigan State San Mrs Susan Campbell Young is expected here this week from Nor folk, Va Andrew Nisbett and wife were Wednesday guests of Mrs Cam elia Bowen and daughter of How PfackneTMlchi En teced 2nd close matter at oostafftM Act oi March 6, 1877 i doweU StindmeyiAioii Subecriptoen Price 150 per yeai Alberta Dinkel and Levi Ludtke were Sunday dinner guests at the Jack Cole home in Howell Dr Walter Mercer5roTight his motheri Mrs Ella Mercer, homo from Melius hospital Brighton Sunday The Lloyd Hendee family and Wk Beulah Hendee were in Ann Arbor Thursday Mrs Louis Wagoner of Chubbs Corners has gone to Florida with Mesdames Zimmerman and Tease of Detroit Mrs Fred Irikhoff fr and child ren of Howell called at the Hollis Wylie home Sunday Mr and Mrs Howard Read are now in Tuscon, Arizona The Clare Miller family were in Detroit Saturday Gretchen Tasch leaves this week with the Cy AtLee family oi Gladwin on a trip toF lorida Mr and Mrs M J Reason and Mrs Morley Reynolds were Sun day dinner guests at the Max Reynolds home Clare Miller end Larry Camburn ent toStockbridge Saturday night and worked a LA degree The Roy Reason family spent J Sunday at the Elmer Pratt home in Coopersville Bom to Mr and Mrs Howard SeefeldMary Jane Gallagherat St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, last week,a 5 lb son Timothy Edward Mr and Mrs Walter Clark spent last week in Chicago Mr3 Kate Battle of Howell underwent a serious operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child renMrs Emma Dinkel Mrs Ed ith Peck, Mrs Jennie Devereaux and MrsFannie Kavanaugh were in Howell Wednesday and called on Mrs Jane Merritt Jack Clark spent the week end at the Edsel Meyer home in Ypsi lanti Russell Clark is now at Camp Custer His wife, Mrs Marion Clark spent the week end with him The Hubert Ledwidge family of Royal Oak spent the week end with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge The Gerald and Ambrose Kenn edy families of Howell were Sun day guests at the Irvin Kennedy hone Born to PvtVincent LaRosa iferDenise Ledwidge at Camp I Gordon Ga, Jan 9, a daughter, r Martha Ann Mr and Mrs Louis Stackable William Roche attended the funeral of Mrs, Malachy Roche of Fowlerville Friday Burial was Bunker Hill She was a former Pinckney resident and her hus band was once sheriff of this county Cpl Dale Meabon writes that he is leaving California for Pearl Harbor The James Whitley family callon Mr and Mrs Frank Peters in Jackson Sunday Mr and Ms Fred ffyead arrived atPt Lauderdale, Florida, lasts Tuesday I Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed of Howell leave for Texas and Calif ornia next Monday Mr Earl Bauahnl Mrs W C Miller and Mrs Mary Teeple call home , LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT BfCSH LAZE WHEN IN NEED Or Plumbing g i J lii Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAMNG A SPKZAJUTT COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES COLOBJ1 WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE rtNCKNEY 157F11 J Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coai ALSO STOKER dOAL, ANTHERICOTE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons a PHONE 2681 DEXTER TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday STARTING SAT JAN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes , DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LORENZO MURPHY Putnam Township Treastrer COMING JANUARY 19th NEW 1952 BUICKS SEE THE NEW BUICK FIRST AT Livingston Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer, HowelL Mich ell Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent ed at the George Pearson j Sunday with Mrs Blanch Nay i in Howell Wednesday lor of aton Rapids Frank Clarkand wife of Milford Winston Baugrm,Murray Dagg spent Sunduy at the Winston I Omer Cory and Orland Winslow Baughn home went to St Joe hospital, Ann Ar Bill Clark has taken a room at bor Saturday and gave blood j Ann Arbor He is at KingSeeley transfusions This was to replace Clifford VanHorn and wife spent the blood givon by the Hamburg Odd Fellows lodge for Sue Ku bat, 5 who died Her father is a I member ot Livingston lodge Born to Mr and Mrs Dewey Steffen of Hi land Lake Friday at Sunday with the Floyd Weeks family at Grand Ledge Elizabeth Weeks came home with them Mrs Clifford Miller, Mrs Alta Meyer, Mrs Mae Daller, Mrs j Helen Miller and Mrs Pete Ra Going Out of Business Having decided to quit business I will sell my entire stock of MEATS, GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS Cut Prices S University hospital, Ann Arbors hig attended a meeting of the 8 lb daughter South Lyon OES Wed nite Mrs Dale Miller gave a shower G W Meyer and family of Saturday for Mrs Marcus Moore Stockbridge spent Sunday at the who was a recent fire victim 30 W H Meyer home, were present j Bill Brady spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley are David Nash, expected home from California Word has been received that the week end Mrs Weltha Vail of Parma fell Pete Straiger and wife of Ypsil J and broke her arm but is recov anti were Sunday guests at the ering I SALE STARTS FRIDAY JAN 18th Anderson Store EDWAjRD BENNETT, PROP M 36 West of Plnckn John Boyer home Mr and Mrs Wm Ketcham, Mrs Mary Hoff, Mrs Beulah Mar tin and Charlotte Eisler were in Ann Arbor Friday Mr and Mrs Stanley Murdock and Mr and Mrs Alton Gresham of Comma called at the Robert Pike home last week The engagement of CplStanley Reese of Ft Knox, late of Korea, to Roselyn Plecrugh of Marquette iss announced He is a grandson of Abel Haines The following went to Detroit Tuesday for army physicals Bob DarrowjJill VanBlaricum, Ronald 3warthout Duane Galbraiftijiar Turkey Special Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holt old Elliott and Jr Barber spent the week end at the Lloyd Hendee home Mrs Henrietta Thurber 58,wife George Thurber editor of the South Lyon Herald since 1946, died of a cerebral hemmorage Sunday Mr and Mrs, Fred Carleton of I Carieton oi Canada an visiting fltth Gfwg SnireiY tan Brandon White jr and John Paul Ware expect to leave for Florida this week with people from Brighton Sunday vistiors of Mr and Mrs William Shehcm were Dr Harlow Shehan and sonTomof Jackson, Francis Krupa and iamiiy oi Detroit and Mrs, Eunice Scnuch artplHowett, DunUfy Fr We are featuring this week as a Special DUNLAVYS FAMOUS BRAND TURKEYS Whole, Halves or Quarters at,7 0r mKwrmm n r 7 TRS ftittSKNEY DISPATCH WHY SAY Many unexpected things can Wednesday January IS, 1932 V WIS vp Ij 7 ,, IMII fwpw,7 MnMmmi 25 lean Age happen such a 111MM accident j own VanWinkto, I Saving, sofen, biow ,0 I many jamilies IT pi3m Open a Savings Account and 1 beat the add to it each pay davy tooon Brtghton Friday 37 to 24 emergencies will present no proD j Swahout got 19 pointsRoy Reason 11 Wayne Carr is center a PROFESSIONAL CORNER tf IKE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM BAY M DUFFY, M D PJnckndy Michigan Daily M00 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays REAL ESTATE Farms, lioxnes Lake Proprue and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GEALD hLAzOH Broker 2 0 d iiorto i earl 6 Times being what they SmatiU mtm Eonr AEROYNK Modd SI with exclusive flitter Gittetfl moale eau up J from jsectinird te ceiling UuftHv Hecter Dirt Ejector empties fc eat70 hands stay ckan 849 complete with cleaning took MPMFPSnM Q RAJfc Mei Campbell, Clare and j MoaTueSj iri SaU7 to ft p m AYJML P 3 3 McPHERON State BANK Nonnan Miller and Emu Weddige teirr Phone 15711 ftepairij l2Jvl3 tW The Pckney State Bank has Flumbina and Hatina RbKcJT the following otticerses mVl Ave State 8717 LW Driv radral Deposit Insurance 2or 1 prH Dr C L Sigler Vice Pres, Ross Telephones Read Directors, George Teeple, office 935 License hush Lake are JgjftM time you turned a Hoover Yon can see these and other Hoover Ckaners in the eoi fort of yoor own beat obligation Call as i fay our demonstration them llfdY SOFT WATER iiMllW a Year I , J s wp w Residence 84 k J C L Sigler, Ed Farnum Claude Evenings by Appointments T Barry, Roes I tead i Howell s Michiaao Gregory bee, Stociridge high j 1 SNEECT J high school last week m the de P H SWAHiiiOuT 6 SU Fun jral Hoine Don C Swcarthout, Dirocto Moiern Equiixrsn Ambulanc3 ervic 1 m Hev qviesrf eft water for MslW duhwathing, wrfclNt waihn, fllriw hofnpi, 4fl9htl bothinfl 0l dieiU tM tftg nw wetr OPiCMErKIST 120 West Grand River Av Hcwell v Michkw Phone 358 esden oil liOYD HFJDEF Livestock HauLnu Wekl Trip i Ud lo JrrrL General Tracking Phone 64F14 irck Mlc PERMUTir WATER SOFTIMCI Costs 43 f4 Man prwot vtomaltc mo4h d 1 bate on government ownership Phone 1S3 207 E Grand iver phones39 6 uo tmemey, Mi cSrlWcnd had his foot crushed SSttet Ir rS FBffi C KHO , j last week, waiting 00 the ice at City, Property ro Raymond Allen and j A SSUBSLmk J wife on Jan 11, a girl , jH WitEY S G, Topping of Plainfield fel on the ice last week and broke a jer drri lBurarft J number of ribs oae 59F3 PlnckaevL Mich The prele to get options on A vC HONEEH 5300 acres ci land in Hamburg , fann 5alfe4 ft Scpcialitv township has fallen through j The Ray Burns familv have mov t BR1 V Hilt Jed from the McCluskey farm tOjphcne Pkickney 78 Howell , REFRIGERATION SERVICE Harrv Murnhy tc in the Kinni HAOLD RJw I etta Glover wrestsHng match at j Refairft On All iviafces 4 Howell Monday night Kinnetta phone iVncjDey J54F3 won 2 out of 3 falls xnWNEB Pinckncv beat Siodcbridqe last DIt C J TOWNttt niaht IR to 12 Feasrn qt R M, Dentist crmThll 4,Swnrthout 2 and Weddj6Q44 portage Lake Road Pv j idge 1 Phcno Dtex 3461 iff llfTfw 11 lliaiWhiMa Classified Ativs H W WYLIE KOTARY Insurance and Bonds Phone 136 Pinckney WAITED TO CARE FORCHILD REN at my parses lcme by ay , or veek 5 days We have far 1 nace heat Also ior salo size B A piece coat st boys ,n very good condition,qrey wool cove I easonable Mr Elizabeth Eokrc Masiasz, Bokros Farm FOR SALE Chester White Boar Russell Eckros , GECjlGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PinckneyHowell Read , , Hr 44 C18 igO YQR SALECoal stoker with two Born to hanry Reason and wife thermostats, control box every Sunaay, a sen thing complete 4000 Call 16b9r3 FOR gXiA LJin 10 vv E Murphy ana rVsr 4u p m wito Sunday,a gui hUn bALEWhite Leghorn Puilets, Call 131F11 after 60 pp m Tnere wiii oe a iUc tea at Uie now layingi52oo each and White home oi Mis lilia Jcson Wed ,,,, R, rh v biege yabaidin suit,nearly new, size lb 15 U J J i oucrqv and 3rll n Co00 each no 77tr4 HQ rinclfney Brtfe frWBWJjTi siriolwffl keep H nmdiif riffe LA Vlt H Air Id AE A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Pluobitif Stanley JDmkel hocks each nesaay F, Pearce, phone 4067 Dexter rJ JiL George Austin 63, ease of town, nT , , , er CTod co fo 1 on np ic and broKe his hip FOR SALEFuel oil hecrtina Charles Por 1, lalt ek sjo one172F13,Pincknev iSSJOrLalUujiiesReason had his hand rUHsALr,riaby Chicics, iarrjd mashed working on the ice last anaAhue Rocks N H Rsdsliy j TO RENTWinferiied cottage f 1 1 Lines ana Large Type White Leg co taae at Pcnoqe Lake kCTed plays 1ia 2 VMfScSweDSch SOME TiriEfj FiwAvCiG 13 LhZ bxST WAY Wivn you buy new equipment , week pari in your program BANK CREDIT IS THE BEST FARM CREDIT Come in and Enquire about a Safe Deposit Box for your valuable papers 218 South Mich Avephone 305W FOii SALE Steam boir for heat inq plant rbliand Shehna 3395 East M36 and has been offered ij31 ior them Dick Whahan has been install f FQR RENT furnished b room ed as master of tho North Lake hse at Portaqe Lakeoil heat, F A UP ht odel Hoov Grange electric stove, refrigerator, hot er cleaner and a arpe sweepoi Ice cutting started at Lakeland wat9r no bathroom facilities, at botn wr Slb00 Telephone 159 this week Many from here are 9523 Dexter Ave or phone Middle Pil1 Working there fel 4673, Detroit FOR SALE Simmons metal bed, Mr and Mrs Phillips of Jack FOR SALEUsed water pump for coi springs 2 felt mattresses, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK son are conducting a dancing a shallow well Myron Huqhes 15 Double Wash Tub on laqs , school at the opera house every Phone 157F11, Rush Lakfe 1Q Call 169F3 after 4 p m Thursday night HwcSL Mich Uader Federal Superrision The school is putting on an en 10 Callt169F3 after 4p m FOR SALE Buildinq and twoWANTEDFARVi iibriwGS, w, lots on West Main St Pinckney Let us help you sell our farm Member Federal JDOBtt msur terainment ,at the opera house Q8 Q Stewart Anderson have more prospects than farm 535 Han, 24 I consists Ln leae , L WROB CRAN M Insured wo to ipiuuou Deposlto 1 ior each number of Mae Teeple, Lola Moran, Florence Reason, Margar StLynch songs by Prof Miller, Mae Moran and 7 boys recitat ions by Norbert Lavey, Edna Webb Viola Peters, Walter Rea son Several one act playsCourt ing Under Difficulties,cast Ray Kennedy Beth Swarthout, Eunice Gardner, Roy Moran Lucy Culhane, Arthur Swrarthout Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, castEunice Gardner, Mae Kenn edy Gladys Brown Sada SWOTthoutCecil Sigler Burglar Alarm, Clayton Placeway, Norma Vau qhn Florence Pleason Morleyj Vaughn Gerald Reason Adm S o m s ANIMALS COUeCTED FnOJUTtV HORSES 100 COWS 100VF BUY HTDEr ,0 CIl SKTNS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS 13EVATOR OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONL IS 11 Central Headl ms QUALITY Meats 8 WM 1 mM sSk a M 51 HLLM r , , Groceries egetables Fish Market Prices urteou Service CLARKS JRO the letters start Then many readers of THE 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 16, 1952 Description An account of the resource January 16, 1952 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 1952-01-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5e4a2f27a66b73b528744a6e1b2933d1.pdf 181e4db11893dedc3a671a3ad4bfa530 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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V s tfffv fo M1 i rf IS VotuM 2 Character Dnpulcb Wednesday JCnuary 231952 lAihitfBii Mirror Th feig question is will tney levy d ckry8 610 was mote toie o balance the BUdjw ,Y made clothing for or wiU they continue dencit for sale It a la y wanted a dress Grade School News spending, One bUi en the docket gets little publicity It is on appropriating 432,100 for Michigan Tourist Council Tourism is Michigans No 2 industry Autos are nrst Hie tourist hminflsi has fallen oft Last year the legislature cut the appropriation tanaTMicnigan iell from first pkoce into a tie with Pennsylvasia lor 4th Michigan lost 74000,00 in tourist business and 1407,00 in sale taxes The legislature is still cool to the departaent request for power 4efiT neer seqsoas and hunting bag ami Frienc of Rep Potter of Che boygam want him te run for the U S senate Uranium has been discovered in ttie Huuronian range near Marauetf , Mchigcm may start scrap drives again Metal especially copper Is running short The state sow has 995,000 acres of land under lease for oil and ContreQet 6tea4nan wants d state lobbyist assigned to Wash Jngfcn to prevent material short ages Michigs has the most liberal parole policy in the nation and te lowest rat ef paroles sent to prison OIKVATION MPT NOTBB Michiesi outdoor writers meet t Cheboygan Jan 11 13 r64ate tek visuors shelled out 407,046 in small change last year ior Met dogs, soda pop, can d etc, at state parish ihis was 60,000 than 195a concessions were operated Baste, a rebbit sear Rose Lake m been sought 2S4nes by live tappers and released, So far pheaflosts and other wild anJanal mW fcsrre not suff ered yet but they will if toe ioe freosss en weed seeds and other food It wenl hurt to feed them, 169 lots in Oakland and Mac etxnd counties will be sold at Pontine Jan 23 Despite deep snows and zero weather it is not believed that pheasants have suffered much Rabbits nW squirrel have nts trouble fc eld winters Hunters ere not turning in their game repert oards Feb 13 is the deadline The dejpL will begin trapping bonding pheasants m Saginaw county this month te determine their range, etc Michigan 59 state parks drew 12038 voters in 195 lam increase ef 1168400 ever 1950 Holland first Granel Haven 2nd and Ray Sty 3r ijie dept will hold public aucJ tibns oi timber cutting rights on stale lands Boyne CityShingle ton and fJswBerry Jem 29 4LFeb 1 and 2 Fox bounty payments have de dined 50 percent since cerific tion was switched from the twp clerk to eenservaten dept The deptwill ssl W confiscat ed deer Sides at Lansing Fer 4 3CKX Trcrppsjt wishing te hold furs tatei Jan 31 oan get permits from ijosssitifsrn officers she went to in dressmaker, if a man wanted a suit he went to a tailor Tailors and dressmakers flourished in all small villages There was quite a rigmarole to getting a dress maae The iint step was a trip to the village dry goods store where a patera was picked out from an assortment oi Butterick and McCalls Then to the drygods dep where the lady sat on a revolvag stool at a ooun ter and i e erk handed down to her roi of xoll of yard goods until a cujic was madeThen to a dress iaki where the pattern and gooao were delivered and an appointmnt made for a fitting This might be 2 or 3 weeks off ii a wedding, graduation or confir motion was comina up At the fitting the dress was draped ov er trie lady and the dressmaker went around and around her with her mouth full of pins getting the proper fit Some dress makers sewed around That is went to the home and got room and board While they sewed The procedure was about the same at the tailor shop except basting threads were used instead of pins The tailors went out and got orders and made them up Some of the old time tailors were Rafferty,Cheisea Decker, Dexter, Hoiiung and Garland, Howeli Mrs Kennedy, mother, of Belle and Erastus was a tailor here Around civil war time Luther James came to Dexter from New York where he had been in busi ness He was middle aged He Third Grade We are sorry Mrs Vandercooft left We miss her , Church Notes Catholic hi, Marys Catholic Church Piackrey Michigan Paul Endros made a movie Ry Fr Albert J Schmitt Pasot about a farm We are making food charts We have seen him trips onFish and Meat Barbara Bennett visited us las Wednesday Francis Clark visited the den tint last week Sunday Masses Summer 630,00, 1000 110 Winter 800 10C0 Novenna Devotions Friday evaninc at 730 p uu uomessionsi Friday after Novena Devotions i Saturday 730 to 900 P M I, Sunday beisfr 800 Haar Fourth Grade Paul Russell brought us a colli etion of pictures and things he saw in Florida j j Fev Donald sradvv pastor We are going to the Shnne Or Thur 73U pray0i noting at W Congregational CHRONOLOGY OF 1951 Sept 5JCM Ciaik and Fat LawLawILnee luaiiieji, Jtaiou Iviiuei nfcaa iiauibow GiiuoiL Luiicio vvii nil ii yaxii ui Uiwii, L UC 5 IOJ on ii Ainbrgyti ur4 ,, jeiiuyi and Joii JGUCS in Uatut vreek i anianioiit wth AnnAroor iviOviJt bevt i JiIasonic pcnic at iatt rsii ill unule Ann Aro jjuiiuiij ii,p, iu Kuin uiid Qiia iviviri, n liiiiia bail ou IiuOi cm juiiii ii,,ucj m ihea, Vv i y i uurici ,1 L iieijiiiuii cus in Detroit Feb 2, Our room has a new box 0 rpooks from the Michigan Stat Library We have finished our readind called Neighbors Around thJ World Jack Lee drew an outline map of the Eastern Hemisphere showing where those neigbor lived We had our unit test on vocabulary, mastery, comphe hension and word analysis We had our weekly reader sens, ester test in reading last week Donnie Baughn had high with Duane Haines, Gail Gusttfscn and Tommie Read next I Tommie Read made a fine chart for tf showing how to find dir ecjfons by use of the compass d by usincr a watrh ortiiig to work on cr j A winter birds j isekhum on in SiCniirxnulon clas at charh also Sunday bihaay of okoUu b pi LU 1111111 eu riylen Vnoi c Joo binon, 11 zi 1 TM ry Booih UJ iV iji ochool p ipriiijipal lei cua LOiiool ueti di irctiJLi y Win Llxon Enc v Move Alt m biSiPilgini 1 lwship tt an i at 7ULi go io thoiic ,r cna Voith iriigiim Feiiovvship aid liiiiui ,hoii wnl sing Srrnoiv Jsus vriisr Ui S nday School i 1 0 h ,ich liurch 3 guests f jlov Albert Schmtt io ie ivfj iirc motion on aiioLc worshp jOn 28 8001 udenaal Crm at the hurch Wed, 400Junur cnorr practise 7 30, oruor choi practise ivioiiajmine Calvary Mennoaite Church aua CuiTent Comment Thero are some people who are antagonisti to scnoois Tuey are u, ,ii, persons oi iitti edaacUon oi Aiioiayo oi Lnejscnooi system ihey legcuo tli, school tax they puj os on miongoment of their peo, nal rights uia cannot ste wny taoy snoulu bo taxd to educutt in chii n ol otei people, ihe ar, usuaiiy ai a minority ma hiLr tiforts ie spent in op posing all sahool expenditures Gnd voting gaua tem Occasl naliy their spho r suits in viol enc At the Trurkell school in Deii oil last wevk vondals aad aid thouscHias woiih oi ruiiius damage The IIIOJI stiilaiig exompe o this senseieso s iiooi ho ire v nay i ,L B Uh broke in of dollars oonii a marne Kevni Loiv isoo oiM Sorgt ii IOl id iid 1, n r a Oii We iw nit bixin Gxac, We thanK ivrs, bnaip for i inq into our ron io ie aow I have aone on ou uree urit I Uur class maae a iart stabUsed a yard goods store in j museum rale Dexter At intervals he went to New York and bought remnants from the big stores tnere It was mostly broadcloth and high qual ityUiually there was just enough I material tor a suit of clothes or a pair of pants This found reaay sale among the tailors of this sec tion as no where else could they get this quality at the prices he asked Mr James sometimes vis ited the tailors via horse and buggy He was a widower and stayed at the Dexter hotel Here be married a girl employed there half his age They had 2 sons, both now dead At their fathers dndui each received 30,000 and their mother a like amount Mr James body was taken to Nev York for buriaL Charles Beach, 20 Bridnton Jan te Pitkin, 18, Brighton Fred Mc Laughlin 20,HowlLTe Pratt, 19, HownlL ANNUAL GUEST NIGHT SATURDAY FEB 2nd 1952 At Pinoknny School 700 P M , On this occasion Masons are permitted to bring Non Masonic guests A good prgrom has been arranged The lodge room will be open tram 6 to 7 to rreceive visi torse The program is as follows Invocation Chaplain Weteame,Winston EkxughnWM TcoBtmaster, Francis DodgeGSD Com Sing led by O Robinson Introduction of Masons, Guests Singing, Hkair Barber Shop 4 Contest Prize for Winner Remarks Erwin Hendershott, Monroe, Mich Singing, Glenn Allbrigbt Fowler ville Award of Deor Priae Com Sing led by O Robinson Tickets are 150 For reservations phone secretary No 8 Winston Baughn, W M P W, Curlntt Sec We thank ilrs White Mrs Gustafscn and Mrs Davis for ao oompanying us io the museum, also Mr bprout ior driving us Mr Tascn has startea a new boprc cahed Tne Viking t Some of the boy4h our room have made Vixingships beventh GraGe Monday IVnsMorris suggested me diviae ourclas into spoiling teams She put one of our Oet spehers on eaco team Joyce iruhrrncci, Donna Bosdylo an Jamos frye Each team chose1 a name Thy are ioe Hawks, thi Panthers and the Hot Rods We will try this idea for 2 weeks and give prizesThe wordo are the ones used in the first sem ester Our books have arrived from the state library no Jvrgt Beach Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach i Mrvnlng Worship , 1CUJ romSuiday School , , li00f Chilaion e How ,, 145 Yoincj toDlp3 Iebtinf 7301 Cottrv , veilow lip Senio j Wednesday 8Q0 p m The Menonite church will coll j ect clo1 for Gerrn reiu , h e ia, Dooiiti iC lagh Witt Jj t Oci J Go, noiai ol 1, 11 l LdWlIi IV O ioo t VvliOi gage i Oct 10 VvOO Kliiod lii uO iiOiboao, iVoiaij o,b Lihs jiaiij ne o iv i Oi i i, O A 1 a oua ic , Tom bun ajtor marit wiru iroai oo th Ly iiiio a iviis v, iViA ly ,1 IO, age and Jim some years J f03 1 JCS t nai iui vvar on iw,1 ,ii Larvm ii dcldackney is Hib Joui r enV boiimU and acciuenl aL alier a i a o 2 to o uo 4nci Sgt Pinikney n 7 IJ tiMrs , liiicd bail oi, u t Wt on O a 2ioN Swaithou liohi, Wyu Midei, Wid H ilea and Vviiv Be ghn,C i goi deer ha was th neai Lansing joThr a childless iarrnT hrooaoa so much over his seii al i A that hi dog a tunnel I unae the tonoliduied school I u AjiUiuy his 1 am, filleu it with dnaniito an bi w up th build ing iiiing ncny of the pupils ihua iio killed himsidf There nas boon a oig change in the attitude lowocl sen OJS in recent years ih peopio now i gard them as a repon iOihty tnai cannot be iguoa, it v,as not always thus back m th eighties when the hool heia bCime too s voaai otto nip is to bond ic 7 one n0 woe voted W it t d one oi the lead aig oppnnus was , cmldless man Li iiiompson wno t la one n, hi tii we o oos J vote taxe on Uinseiv s to oauoate p Uj,eis ciuidren i hen about all sell oi i aids aine from th he ids i oij he i HICK smuii ioi u down ivo new t r,Cii, Uct u J n r l j iji Pcrro5Ks in i ii, Vva J h Ciyae 1 isn,r w nemo uy iiiito L, i uey Lill 1 , I Vv 0, V J iiil a o m L JUOI visa Cull ium x V o s , lllOj , KnJi A wn i H MRS LOLA MORAN DANFORTH Mrs Lola Daniorth, 60, wife of Claude Danforth, diea at hec home in Flint Friday She was born in iJmckney, me daughter of Frank ana Emma Larue Moron In 1912 she married Clauae Danforth in Saginaw She was a member of the North Baptist Church, Flint for 35 years, the O S,Flint Sorosi3 St Cecilia Soc iety, and the WCTU Surviving besides her husband, are a daughter MrsLeo Lototzky of Flint, 2 sisters, Mrs Blanch Brady and MrsMae Teeple of Howell and a brother, Larue Mor an of Detroit The funeral was at the Algoe Gundry Funeral Home at Flint Monday, Rev Harold Warren oi i bl j o mo LOuia oi i Vviiitina OKO coiQ a hiO i iv ana IMIS Aoaiai ivVitcii iivin Aennioay home oanay i ivits oiano Leavage spent, toe weex end wiiii her cnnaion m rtOal OOK aid ioaidal, j i ioya iianimona ia viie or Laiioiiig sp nt ounoay at tno 1 Clyde risher home j Don unith and family of Ann I Arbor were Sunaay guests at t o I Joe Crifiith homo, Stanley Cuver of Deerfi Id is a j patient at vichneison hospital in j rioweit j Nan Ledwidgo ana Cecilo Hu j j ti buse wont to Detoit Sunaay i I with Janet Lunoeen to see her 1 mother, Mr and Mrs Gecrge Mcabcn called at the Wm Marhill horns in Stockbridge Sunday Mrs Joan Gninth Mattcson will leave Friday for Inaiantown Gp Pa, to visit her husband hvt Cus Matteson with the Mark Mateson family , j Bom to Valbert Keiser and wife iRuth Ann Young last week at McPherson hospitalHowella son After 15 year oi operation old J 4 7 r i lire men aqe pensions and survivors insur p da i badr lilOl ,1 , jA J o twiuOil Aio y LOj, ai IO IOOA iiiii Uu J , a a 11 o i ii iii at i i ivf J 1U t u LA , a IJ Oa y i i ou a i o ,i vh i an i li n toxiio GoaiOOl lOb Sc tl, Finaii ttic ol burnoa O iJll ciiol w th od saiousiy bath t e oCiiooi iun is come ii so ice L l ti i ,t J ii gar i JVU li 1 iJllih, bulO Lhlil i , j i 1 O v Doan I ihm i i 1 i i L,J Ol ,CO liJ 1 J i a ,1 i i v 1 , biuc ii LOI io 1 xl ,t ,ai, i to ij yn hu , UJC L ,, a uahli, ung cua I Jiorsej licit WuOlS a, ii iiU li U , OL ,OUO,ll no A 1nj go1 a G , o has an i owimig, 11 OJll j cii a i I iJ t o oar , ilO o hi ooiioomea prop Red and Now m many th property tax oriha shop in the am oA oi exits ,i, ne city started n KIO snap on Clinton in ,i e My Gi CJ auto iilt 01, oi ar Deo ,h ,dc suporv ,y, i j Jvhh a rill oA th 1 ni n lo, lie h can bermoLt or i uv 1 to C, osoii 0D Ula , tghton li , o rar ii, Gc inkiin hod o aeii n ki i O i roaos ijo,, VV ,Wm B t StooKondge m K re H rnhuiq a c 1 o iQ so , oi tne cityAt o iiiio ii Lt ijii uiaoKSiiutns , amooia m tnc m asanas, ilieu 0,0 S JL UVliilOOd WOS uxo 100 i n ku uia street cam iu K j ,bjo cahs otc ana ,ao oi, ov,a opaiaia y i ,,, j iioiaioa oy aorsu waiX iivj oi ao in i going aiound, ,1 inciiou io a sweepin j iuuna anu laiii wneei r iai a Oj nuse powerihe v iioia ujjiuna Ly me horse oa oa lopoiioo wy uiom The ,J ma liUic 0i oi Ousiness ,iia uy i iii aiiiy oiiO now leit in oi a aio maoc ui ine naing m i UioU u iCiin JiiOl 1 ne iO nu y 1 Oh au, ii iiii Oil ol ij r Is 47 a u t WANTED Weee to EcdMrFrazier for 2 from Bsckney 70 to 400 jbtft Call 161F11 Pinckney PB BAKING CONTEST Te iH pie baking cosfmX id to be Md at PUickney Ugh Mgh ichool Saturday morning, Taniary 28th, Oonfertant muft fjrniah diMtfUa and maferiai ex pitcherrlM Aglrmrt 14 to 20 Vrnner foee to county contest BASKET BALL SCORES Manchester 35 Brighton 30 South Lyon 33, Hartland 19Dun 29 Roosevelt 21 Saline 43, ance is paying a total of 26,955 to 757 Livingston county people a month Miss Louise Zieglrr of Pinck ney has resigned her position at fcriating, Burial in Pinckney Gem McPherson State Bank to entor a etery comptometer school at Lansing ,, , Mrs Edna Campbell and Mrs Susan Young wore in Ann Arbor 9q aK Z to o T, v i r aO V ir on r o M or, d v, Ivr A1 rrodc, r ao mciAV hti, tmas la aiaolh ror hoi Scline it1 Born to a girl, rponsors MRS MARGARET TRIBBEY i Monday ilan 33 Flat Rodt 54, University at Durand last week The funeral atMadison h R We Wi t thank the peopls of tits oomnrunrry of HbibubwspBtrjv 9SDml Busk Mdte Lcftskmdarid donattMS s flto and othep iHndDiii b Ida Siw KubdL Mr aid Mis Jasr fQbttt and 18 Lincoln 36 Chelsea 32 Ann Arbor 38 YpsUanti 26 Grand Ledge 46, Howell 38 Resurrection 46, Si Thomas 38 Holt ,65, Will iamstoa 47Okemus 51 Leslie 43 Hastott 41 Dansville 35 Spring port 43, Grass Lake 40 THE BED CROSS BLOOD BANK At Pinckney High Scchool Feb6 1200 te 800 V M Ages 2151 1821Writteii Consent oi Parents Any person in this county does not have to pay lor blood This service is not limited to don orS Mrs Margaret Tribbey,76 died , r anci Mrs George Roush att Durand last week The funeral ted,the c , , r and burial was there She leaves Mdlfon W 5 7 2 daughters and 3 sons The de lasl wck for their grandsonceased was the daughter of Benn Meu W,hltf 4 , ie Allen, one time landlord of the A the 12 nc1 sa conservation i meeting last week June Taylor j was elected to the board at Greg VISITED ANN ARBOR LODGE , Robert Munse11 at Fow Livingston Lodge No 76 were BASKET BALL NEWS A portion oi this blood is flown to Korea The rest is kept to be ussd by any resident of the county who may need blood If you wish to donate blood contact Mrs Stanley Dinkel phone 74 for jppoinmzssKi Tr ha a te hokia Pinckney hotel guests of Ann Arbor and Frater j nity lodges Ann Arbor, Friday j night at the Ann Arbor Masonic I Pinckney again found the hs temple The occasion was the few minutes tough going at Dex conferring of 4 MM degrees One ter Friday night and dropped a candidate a King Seeley supt j game 52 to 46 With two minuttos to go Dextor led 48 to 46A1 Mroi ka sunk a basket to tic the score but it was not allowedThen Dcx WILLIAM PC4Riil William icric Ob i recoiy uieci a lviciieon hospitahnow ell Jan iono nu ooen employeu on ihe Urana iaaiK section at Pinckney 7 yc,u Surviving are his wile, 6 aauaVes aid 3 sons Thore it abo a oiothji and 14 granociiilaron The liuierai was , , irom St Marys church, iincknry y Friaay mommy Rev Fr Albeit Schmitt oliiaatmg iiu ioi in S Marys Cemetery o uaua oy JUIIK QfeXU io vjo i liiCiiiy nad oiuwiiiiJU iiiuy ver rxix n, nc oca ui iicvvieti war J iuui uorti wiiii UIG ivxen iu is m iiyittij on i cio UJ iiiu ooiioioiy ouilao, iivA OL Liiui uack oi fork jioohLi wore ao snops i iiijui Una xcfllSViiie Ail LUO IHOAI ao ioiiu oad and iiico oiiioo area vin tnem Ahuoucjiii uio siuic board of nahi aonos me sak, oi horse inoai i jjcoi is wiuwSpreaa in in ivcingan very so olton we au oi ome one aomg just that m aana hpiarceiiiiy rieman Vunaenoraik was arrested for Siliuq izuJ lbs oi hoise meat for berji rn oought t at a horsa buguit nous, ir lie ana sold it io 67c he ws tinea 100 and iu aas in Detroit a number of arrests were made ior illegal sale of horso which dealers were sell ing to restaurants but we do not think thj cease has been dispos d oi yet THE TRUUi AJOUT HEiiLTH STALINS was raised by KingSeeley em ployees Pinckney raised the last candidate Perry Brown, a former Pincluiey boy,using the long form ter got ball and saorod 6 points with Winston Baughn in the in quick order Knit, and Nuttlo East The Pinckney team received qoi 22 and 11 points for Dexter much praise for their fine work f0T Pinckney Al Mrotka had 16,, This is the first time Livingston Jeffreys 15 and J Mrofka 11 Tho Lodge ever put on degree work Pinckney reserves lost 52 to 28 in Ann Arbor Visitors were pres1 anci the Pinckney girls were un Civic Assnwill ent from Howell, Brighton, Ypsi oble to make it 3 straight losing party at th school lanto SaHne Milan, Chelsea and to Dexter 35 to 7 who have not 28 ester Luncheon was served J lost a game hi 4 years Does Sthin livo in Moscow any mor i Is lie physically lit or ill Would war snoiten his liieMajor George fielding LTiott, military answers the0 and kinared ques tions in The Truth About Stalins Health, ,n this Sundaysjan 27 issue of the American Weeklyex in conross last week a bill to increase th pay of the boys in the armed iorces passed by an overwhelming voteStill,five Mich igcji congressmen voted against it they are ali Re publicansand were Hoffman Allegan Meader Washtenaw Thompson Muskeg on and Woodruff Bay City Rep Crawford did not vote either way Bill Blackney of this district yoted for it We wondei what those 5 will tell the G I, boys when they solicit their votes this fall Florida seems to be one up on California now as there is no I danger of getting stuck in th clusively with Detroit Sunday 0in mountains then Flafc Times jaa has no mountains, lie Mrs Augusta Younglove, wife of Lyle Younglove died In Detrain Tuesday V a mof 286 passengers marooned fyy the California mountains lor a a week in the snow without hsat or food reads like an old fha mriller It shoW thsrt man has Mi sif M 18 SPj L R Msslsiisim y itk rv ,THE HNCDflff jtfATCH Wsdnescfooanocy ltHi SS t CALCINATOR ft DOUBLE DUTY Burns WW Garbage and Trash Indoors n rfc s N CALCINATOR oJ Jy Joes 6e rest Wonderfully Simple to Operate Wrap garbage or train, drop it in, end forgot it Wonderfully Silent, Efficient No noise no moving parts, Waste supplies most of the ieot required for operation Wonderfully Safe, Sanitary Disposes of food watte and burnable rubbish odorhssty Wonderful Looking Vhtte enamel finish, fits perfectly in kitchen or utility room or gray KrinkleKoat tor basement or garage teett Reddy Kilowatt, Your Electric Servant it Edison grades apples iii the orchard boosts Field testa have shown that mobile orchard graders increase the net income from apple crops, especially where fruit is stored orchard run or marketed in unlaced crates Michigan State College Agricultural Experiment Station, in co operation with the U S Department of Agriculture, tested a grader that weighed about 450 pounds and was powered by a 1hp gasoline motor With it, 6 or 7 pickers and a sorting crew of 4 picked and sorted 7,852 bushels of apples in 1331, hours Results of using the mobile grader wore less handling and bruising, no unnecessary linaiing of undergrade fruit, increased pieier output, less packinghouse space needed and longer storage life of apples For more information, telephone, write or visit your County Agricultural Agent IkJh liS i May w 5 Kara Mephone service steadily mprove In 1951 Michigan Bell added 9,000 more telephones in rural areas It made service better for 4,000 others with new equipment that put fewer parties on their line or gave them better ringing Nearly three of every four establishments in Michigan Bell rural territory have telephones now most are on lines with eight telephones or less Money for extending and improving service must come from people who invest their savings in the telephone lusineee Naturally they expect the business to earn a fair profit, to pay them a fair return for the use of their tnoney, ICHIGAN BELL TILIPHONI COMPANY I 11 35, TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday AETINa SAT IAN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes f AXES ABE ALIO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE ZO MURPHY Lee Barton undorwentt an op pendicius operation at the Plnckney Sanitarium Tuesday The M E church held a jubilee Sunday Fanner ministers who preached were Perrin of Ypsilan ti Hick of Grass Lake and Step hens oi NorthviUe Benjamin Eamin 29 ton oi Mr and Mrs James Eaman died in Detroit Jan 23 Burial in Sprout Cemetery The M E parsonage caught fire Wednesday but was put out with only damage to the roof 56 friends sof Mrs Henry Plum mer gave her a surprise Monday in honor of her birthday She received a hne rocking chair Simtt w iX tm pffiSi SKftfl V PltPffl I Three cars stolen in Brighton last week irom Wm Alexander Floyd Mohrlock and George Gregory were ail found abana aoned lhe Plymouth Masonic Lodge No 47, celebrated their 100th anniveisasry Jan 15 Junior rieuiy of Hankerd Rd caught an 18 lb pike at Half Moon Lake last week A movement has been started to get the telephones in the Patter son Laice area put in the Michigan Bell Pinckney exchange In June 1950 they were placed in the Gregory exchange, an indep endent company by the Public Service Commission and the Sillver and Hiland Lake phones in Pinckney exohange on petition of the Michigan BelL A delegat ion from Patterson recently visited the Public Service Commission on this matterThe new Brighton high school gym will be dedicated Jan 31 intlamable swesters have been fouund in Howell BrightonChel sea and other places One was burned at the Howell jail Saturday Supt, Jos Pepper of the Brighton school has been given a two year contract Lance WrightDick DavidsJack Freeman and Mike Tomlin of have entered the Golden Gloves contest at Lansing Jan 3031 The Stockbridge school board has called a meeting of all the adjoining districts Jan 31 to con sider consider consolidation Bud Bowdish of Gregory is now engineer on radio station WPAG Ann Arbor Dick Price was operated upon at U of M hospital Ann Arbor last week Stockbridge boys gave blood transfusions Born to Burr Clark jr and wife ot Marion Jan 13, a daughter loweii i neater HOWELL MCTJSto Dexter Theater Tue Wed Thar JOB 22 22r 24 AN AMERICAN IN PARIS is Teehnfeele wtta Gene Kelly, Leslie Ccron Oscar Levant Nina Foch Friday Saturday Jan 27 26 Sterling Hoyden, Viveca Lindiors In JOURNEY INTO UGHT Plot Johnny Weissmuller JUNGLE MANHUNT Sanaay Manday, Jan a7 28 liaHnee tanday tftfl 9 Burt Lancaster Judy Lawrence in TEN TALL MEN la Technicolor i Tuei, Wa Thw, Jan 29 30 31 DECISION BEFORE DAWN Richard Basehart Gary Merrill Friday Saturday Jan 25 21 shows 700 930 2 Great Pictures 2 FLIGHT TO MARS adventure in color with Marguerite Cbapmcnv Mitchell 1 KILLED GERNIMO Sunday Monday Jan 27 23 tandoy Shews 8 7 f CAVE OF THE OUTLAWS A Super Wesien StecSn Alexis Smilh McDonald Caref and Victor Jury 36 ftl Tua, Wed Thar, Jan 29 shows 00t 915 Greatest Picture of All Tfar SAMPSOrCAND DELIAH in Teehsleelar n 4 ComingMan in lhe Saddle, Fixed Bayonets, 111 Never Forget You Lee Theater WHITMOE LAKE MICH Victor Mature, Hedy LaMarr and George Saunders News ill I, I u Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan n m 26 Friday, Saturday Jan 25 26 A Drama atoning CALLAWAY WENT THATaWAY with Dorothy McGuireFred McMurroy and Howard Keil Plus NORTHWEST TERRITORY with Kirby Graat Chinook the dog Friday, Saturday Jan 25 2 Big Hits 1 AMERICAN iJUKP is fecnntcoia A Drama 8naQyA9 Jch Hall Marie Windse TESlTi MR BONK1 with All Star Minstrel Certt shows 710, J25 News MflMta Sunday Monday, Jan 27, 28 MAGIC CARPET1 Sunday, Monday, Jan, 27 28 STARLIGHTS Lucille Ball, John Sun shows 3, 5 7 9 Doris Day, Gordon McCrary and Ruth Roman Featurette I WONT PLAY tfvsi ess Nw , Tuoi, Wed Thur, Jan 29, 30 31 THE MAGIC CARPET In Clnocolor Startna Lucille Ball, John Agar also WOMEN IN THE DARK Tues, Wd Thar, Jan 29, 3Cf si HERE COMES THE GROOUT with Bing Crosby, Jane Wynssm shows 710 915 Cartoon Coming Westward WomenTfc of their Lives Valley ol Firs Penny Edwards, Ralph Elliott LatMt News Avon TheaterStocknridge Micmgqn 47 Years Ago Herbert Gillette of Howell is now cashier t the Pinckney Ex change Bank RevGrigsby of Cheboygan was the guest of RevMylne last Sunday and preached in the Congl church The receipts at the school enter tianment were 2210 Adnv was 10c and 20c Mable Shieflell of Green Oak a neice of Sarah Pearson, died of of scarlet fever iastweekki H W Crofoot has bought the irank Wright house on Mcdn St i Tbs Putnam CHscsisni I lean Ago Pinckney beat Dexter high her Friday night 20 to 12 Don Swarthout and Roy Reason eatfh got 8 points and Mer Campbell 4The Congl church team lost to Dexter 48 to 11 Cars driven by Earl Baughn and Louis Coyle collided Tuesday at M 36E end Cordely Lake Rd Both cars were damaged Fire at Howell SatUirday dam aged the Johnson Bakery, Coopers Restaurant, Odd Fellows Hall and City HallAbout 60 visiting Masons from Howell, Dexter and Ann Arbor Masons were guests of Living Lodge No 76 Friday night and partook of a 75 lb roast prepar ed by Baldy Guard Norman flea son was toastmaster and remarks were made by Wm B Reader of Howell W C Clark Ira OttCarl Hates Henry Steinback and Clar ence Alley of Dexter and Gene McLachlan Ann Arbor The crack Dexter Fejlowcraft team worked three MM degreesThe candidat es were Robert Meyers, Thomas Soules and ye editor,Ira Ott pre j sided in the first section and Henry Jewell the second Carl Bates gave the lecture Mrs ifcbert Bird and her grand mother Mrs Sarah Baughn were nearly suffocated at the Bird home in Ann Arbor last week when their heating system went wrong Mr Bird awoke in time to drag the two unconscious women out of the house The Bert Gardner and Frank Mowers farms have been sold to Detroit people Albert Shuler and wife have sold their farm a Chubbs Corners and bought John Dinkels house in Pinckney Joe Geniie has bought Orville Amburgeys restaurant and will turn it into an ice cream parlor Born to Harvey Bkmchard and wife of Dexter at the Pinckney, Sanitariuum Jan 21 a son j Allen Bowman was operated I upon Monday at the Pinckney for mastoid I A large number from here at t tended the banquet at Howell on Thursday night for Speaker Lynn Gardner James Smith and Harry Frost at tended the funeral efWmWoods at Howefl last week Rev, Fry Grtflen of Dexftsr has k Friday, Saturday Jan 25 26 BRANDED In Technicolof Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman in A taper Wertom SteHWe Cartoon Nowt Sports Sunday Tuesday, Jan 27,29 AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA In TeefeJeoIar An Act Drone Staatea Don Duryea, Gale Storm Holiday Land Merry Mavericks Ntwt Coming Soldiers Three Great Mlsssouri fRcdd AUTOMATIC SAW HLINWk SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTOR LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 11524 RIVHl DRIVE MANDELLS SAW FlUNG SHOP fflLAl LAKE EAST SIDE Tat MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Has Opening Now for Wossen BUSINESb OFFICE POSITIONS and j SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Experience Necessarr Training Done on the Jeb Pleasant Surroundings Permanent Employmeal Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OFF1CB 323 E Woihtagoa 8tAm R X I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Hospitals prove NEVER A CASE OF DIAK with Playtox BABY OIL POWDER and CREAM H I I Scientific tests with thousands of babies medically supervised by more than 100 hospitals and pediatricians prove never a case of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Baby OilPowder and Cream are consistentlyand exdusirsrfused, MAYTfJt BABY 611 Us 6 timet mtrfsootbht leeoltw thm 41 other soii UYIsir BABY POWMft it sMperfne, Gently bsorbs, IT sefety 1 1 1 deodohmt, gumii egeteti prickly SSsSSp S SwSSJp0 eSS ps SS w SLAYffcX BABY CfWAM is lenotiwfith for protetiiet, Ut s ketmeilUsi i All IrwwS ceSM w lh hsjUdy NUvSMYvrAK Alfl BSMBAS aMesislssnW eAmtwA Sn wBessfSj eweewwWsw pewsm SWA jr Jksv 1 Bsssisjsjisr TT1 IT bVP m A rt f lf Z The Peoples Store Groceries Dry goods banned 600 Is Gents Furnishngs Lingerie 1 Kennedys Gen Wsdnssdcry Janucvy 231952 OWESt PftlCI EVER ted to PHBOSttPPAH Rang 1 The Younglove PTA met at the school Friday night A pot luck supper was servedy V StofttvSft V iCster tifBli as fee 80ariBvtB V WStvifeCfvtt Hat aad M r iafonairtei signal SfwwteJ V lata ATOcttJtitsss I UftiRAL IftADffN MLOWANtt Of YOUR OU tANOEl Mow It fa fims ts wdarahre M tfartfly vrtUsd fas far farm sad town borne lev csa hus far sod widt, but yo woal fins s bigger aaywLiere MHSI All besutifvl tae rang Bsmswihs tss, w wiM give jwu tssdfata allowance yes HSJSS1ISB of type nuke St cfffrfHioaf Ivsy terms, if yon wlsVt ftAMT OTMfft fHftOAS AmiANdt SKOM WHICH TO CHOOSfit Mr and Mrs George inompson were in Detroit Tuesday to see t their granddaughter, Janet Keiser, graduate iiom Pershing hign schoo lere were 300 in the class I Pvt Eddie Hanman is in Eurj ope with GenEisenhowers army Mrs Alice Schoenals entered St Joe hcspital Ann Arbor,Satur day for treatment Mrs Helen Miller took 20 of her pupils to Lansing last week to see the legislature in action Two I mothers went with her Dr Elton Daprich and wife of Lincoln Park spent Sunday with her parentss, Mr and Mrs WAb Ketcham Mrs C H, Zuse ot Readingwife of a former Pinckney pastor,suifered a broken leg last week Thefollowing from here attend ed the funeral of James Roche at Fowlerville FridayWilliam Roche Louis Stackable, Fred WylieBert Wylie,Lee LaveyXorenza Murphy Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy, Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan ,Mr and Mrs Ray Lavey, Mrs Mae Metz and Mrs Madeline Shehan Dr Water Mercer and wife of East Lansing called at the Wm Mercer home Sunday Mrs Hazel Mann, former Pinck ney resident was given ten days in the house of correction last week by Judge Breakey at Ann Arpor for forging a S95 check on a Dexter man She was brought I back from Arizona 1 A largenumber from here at 1 tended the meetinq of the Order of Rainbow Girls at Howell Sat urday night when the charter was received PinckneyJdu En teiod rxf class matter at pitoffiop j a Act of March 6 1677 i wojjowell PinckaeyMich SubscriDttaii Price 150 per yeca Joe Clark and wife of Ann Arbor spent the week ena here and at Portage Lake John Eisele has returned to St Joe hospital Ann Arbor, Mr and I Mrs Charles Eisele Mis Herman Eisele and Mrs, Herman Eisele and Mrs Emma Vollmer called on him Sunday Mr and Mrs Mark Nash called on iFjosalee Nash in East Lansing Sunday Harold Swarthoui, son of Mr and Mrs Ciauae Swarthout un derwent an opeiation at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week for rain aocess He was in a sserious condition for several days but is better His frienas are saying night with him L j Henry and Norman Mulei went down Sunday night William Lamb enteied St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Saturday for treatment Mr and Mrs John McDonnell spent last week m Muskegon Mr and Mrs, Lester McAfee en tertained Mr and Mrs, Wray Hinckley and Mr and Mrs Chit ord VanHorn at Dinner Sunday, Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen were in Lansing Tuesday Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck enter tained the WhabSo Ever Sunday school ciassat their home Satur day night 30 were present Mesdames Earl Baughn and Edward Parker were in Ann Arbor Saturday MrsWilliam Lambert of Portage Lake entertained a number oi ladies there at luncheon last Wed Mr and MrsEarl Baughn spent last Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Roho at Fowlerville Mr and Mrs Ray Burns entertained at dinner Sunday the Jaj Bums, Jack Young and Dominick Conklin families Mr and Mrs Louis Cvyl and MrsElla Stauish Mrs D ConkLn and Mrs, Ray Burns were in Jacksan Thursday Bob Brown of Dexter called the Gerry Eichman home S nkiy Mr and Mrs, John Boyer visitad j her brother Aria Jaquish, in By rou Sunday The S E Marion Farm Bureau met at the Recce Gudith home on last Thursday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Lansing last Wednesday, Merlin Amburgey is now part time clerk at the postofficeFrancis Richmond and wife of Greorgy called ot the George Meabon home Sunday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett left for Florida Sunday Mr and Mrs CJClinton attend ed a card club party at the Harry Lee home, Lakeland, Sunday The Robert Read family were Sunday dinner guests at the Jas Whitley home 45 members oof the English class of the U ofM held a card party and dance at the Fresh Air Camp, Patterson Lake Friday nite 26 members of Pinckney Chapter 14S O E S, attended the Friendship Night at Fowlerville 0,ES Friday night Heib Sneed and wife of Howell left for Biloxi, Miss Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Read call 4ed on Mr, and Mrs Frank Peters in Jackson last week, Mrs Susan Campbell Young arrived here from Norfolk Va, on last Tuesday Pvt Russell Clark is now at Indiantown Gap, Pa I LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT BMiTSH LAXE WHEN NEED 01 Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixturss and E1ectric Heaters, Pipes, Fitting REPAIRING A SPBClAIJTy COMPLETE LINE OF FflTimES, COLOR U WHITE PUMPS Myroi Hughes 4 MASTER PLUMBER SMBSJBJBJJBM ONE fINCKNEY 157F11 MSA i Income Tax Service 406 EAST GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON MICH, rtu Winn Tiirsc PHONE 3731 MRS McLUCAS From where r y Joe Marsh Ed Got Red In His Own Hot Wrr SEE US TODAYS Bis Ed started a PayYourBill campaign last week and ended np with a slightly red face Edi been oar Water Commissioner for ten years, and for ten years now hes been retting riled up over slow payments of bills So, he finally decided to do something drastic aboutU Last week he sent notices that if the lackers didnt pay up by Friday, hed shut off their water Naturally, some ttill didnt square accounts Ed ordered their water turned off, and 14 homes went without all week CTT the Commissioners among them Seems Ed forgot to pay his hill From where I sit Eds mistake is one we all make attimes We are too qtiick to accuse others while forgetting our own faults Lots of us do it, for inplanco over a difference in taste for a soft drink or a friendly glass of beer Lets respect each others preferencea and well all stay out of hot waterH 0 i fypNtoh, 19 Vhiud Statu Brwn toundatimi Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERI OITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW NFW BUICKS FIRST AT Livingston Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer, HowslL Mich WithPlaytex pants the last barrier to your babys social success is removed With Playtex panto here can be no embarrassing moments no mat ter whose lap he chooses to sit on For Playtex s the really effective answer to the problem of keeping the little darling presentably dry This miracle material, crenmy liquid latex, is tissue this oft, cool, odorless, stainless, nonchafing, and has an extraordinary stretch for extra comfort 79f and in addition Playtex pants 1 Are seamless 2 Stretchy all over, therefore nonbindinf 3 Wont irritate babys ikiru 4 Can be boiled ang washed without damage 5 Are uric acid proof 6 Cool, soft, and how they wear 7 Accurately sized by baby a weight imall, medium, large and extra large Gift packaged Mail and Phone Ordert FUUd S V J 3m K tyrflfv , myri MM vfev,H I WHYSAVB j UViNOITOII LODGE RO, II f Many unexpected thing cent A M CALENDAR II h,pen such a iilneL accidmt btmi dam te condkiatjl Savings th blow, tor 8 VV Monday j PROFESSIONAL CORNER Open BUL E8TAII wOl 7 w Pi m, j emergencies will present no prop Txmdafft 5, FC dogieee at add to it each pay davy boon f school 700 p xn, Times WonmtOa Mt IMHT 4K0 tM AfoaW 51 with exclusive flitter Male eats up sfet from jjwjfenirj te ceiling RJiliiibs HooTor Dili Ejector Milic It ewtyoer hancb stay rloan 8498 oomplete with tea 800 p, m, Saturday April 5 Annual McPHERSON State BANK Masters Night at School at ptweVL Mich p m , AH deporite up to 10000 in Winston Baughn WM sured by oar rnenaberEhlp In the P W, Curled, Sacy S Federal Deposit Insurance Cor j BAY M DUFFY M D Micniqan You Pyoperty with Me Daily 1140 A M to 200 P M D , EfiALD ELAbON Wednesday Broks 2 0 a wartn feat Pinokney, Mich, PhoneJ 3 Phone 157m 70 MOD, TuesJ FtL flttLf f DR O , MeCUJSKEY Den 1st 112 North Michiaan Aye ftNfJOY ISOFT WATER ICONSERVATION DEPT NOTES Tecjei , Another cateroillar infestation Office 935 Besiaence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan MTiiON 1 HUGHE Plumbing and Heatina State 8717 Laksite DrW License Hush Lak Another caterpillar infestation is expected this year 525,000 acres were stripped of foliage last year A porcupine is larger at birth than a bear There are now more deer in what J v v t n yeor Phone 183 Howell Michigan , tu pi Tir ,4 Ral Estate, lrsurance Brokerage kgan than nn Indian days Q oad FaJa property The dept will sell a number of WT n gpiHhTliry fcrrms at auction Feb 8 indud y Pmpertv With Me P H SWARTHOUT k SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Dbectai Modern Equiomen Ambulance Service 207 E Gran River phonel 39 63 Pinckney, Mls HERB SNEED Holmes farm at Dansville ft Move ejulc swdsiag oft water ft easlet dishwashing, whiff wothn, glerUvt shampoos, etoftgltilvl bathing Get dttails M Ing wot Walleyes belong to the perch family Wild ducks nest in LEE LAVEY Deer havs no upper teeth 3C kaurape Pincknev AUCTION SfT Ploue 59F3 Tc PIONEER farm 9ales A 5ocialitv Mich FRED C 5EICKHQFF or OP1CMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ays He well t Michtatf Phone 356 Residence Bit UOYDfifeNDEF livestock HauLna Weekly Trips Mude To Decn General Tracking Phone 64FU Pinckne Ml Isnt tt time you, owned a bover You can see these anI 0 Hoover Qeaners in the i fort of your own hoBBSl obligation Call as Or by our dcmonstratiasi and ee them TbuU be ha, Vycmrm fadrjr enosu s PERMUTIT WATER S0FTCMCI Coss 43 est than prewe ewfomaflc mei 4dr fr f IKI seme trlsf GECRGE ROUSH rijmbing Water Syatema 31J J FiackneyHowell Road lie 3 iiFi2 Pckney I AERT VfUE i Phone PmckW 78f2 j Owing to the death of my hush I nd I will sell my personal pxcp J oatai On All Makes i erty at Public Auction at the farm ph jj t9 154F3 x located 2 mUes south of Howell Tit Keedle Rd by school house K DR J, TOWNEB mile West to end of road , SarJaiv, 26lh STARTS 100 P M Dentist H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds Phone 136 Pinckney WANTED TO CARE FOR CMED REN at my parents home by cay tor week 5 days We have fur nace heat Also for sale, size 63 J piece coat set boys, in very good condition,cfrey wool covert 8044 Portage Lake flood Pterj easonable Mrs Elizabeth Bokre9 Phone Darter 3461 Masias Bokros Farm WU 87SA iwJ KS KOW WE LOOK AT irS AOTO LOAN PICTURE 17 Holstein Dairy Cows 7 Holstein Hiers, 8 to 12 mos The herd except 4 cao from arti iiciia biesaing and all cows crm, artificially bred Pair of Belgian Horses 1948 John Deere B Tractor ISSj New Idea single row com picker 1313 Allis Chalmers Roto Bailer Full Line of Farm Tools Milking Equipment Hay, Grain Ensilage etc Classified Advs FOR SALECoal stoker with two thermostats, control box every thing complete 4000 Call 189F3 after 400 p, m FOR RENT Two modern apartment 5 rooms each on Main St Pinckney Phone 45F4 SERVICE Repairs Mens Suits, Ladies Dreses silk crepe knitted Phone Brighton 5475 8090 West Giand liver Mis Arthur Greenwood OvercoatSj isil LOST A Cooksr SparJel pup, is male, tan color MEM FOR SAtE Chester wmte lioar Hoover Serysee wOL keep fuiudng riBl yearn to If HAP1AW A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Plupiin Stan w K my jUimlc J 1 oig u new auios are being ria ced ass ioag as auto finan Ciig ssives a sound purpose we viil make bank auto loans at low j to the Firgt co, wun the framework of reg Bonk of p, uiation Wcoidially invite you to come in to see us whenever aj bank loan will help you meet an an essential need COME IN AND RENT A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX WHILE WE i Floyd Kehrl, Clerk HAVE THEM AVAILABLE Harold and Paul Gates, Auction I rs, Hcwelll Mich THE URST NATIONAL BAN t , FOR SALEWhite Leghorn Pullets, Phone Pinckney 35F21 now laying200 each and White i WEAVERS PATCH AND Rocks 25 each F Peaice, phone 4067 Dexter FORSALEFuel oil Iwanna stove Phone 172F13Pinckney FOB SALEbaby Russell Bokros 3T Chicks, Barred TERMS12 months time given White Rocks, N H RedsHy National L18 ana Large Type White Leg I horns now hatching Our chicks j chicks are U S approved under A 1, Michigan State Pouultry Dept Khwt I M ifA I t Bob Squire HatcheryHowellMich VII 5 U, V5Q 16 , 218 South MichjAyephone 305W FOR RENT Furnished T FOR SALEA biege gaboietis suit,nearly new, size 18 15 OaIM31Fll after 60 pp m MN room 4coiL Mkh Under Federal Supervision house at Portage Lake,oil heat, electric stove, refrigerator, hot rvjri bALtxy 3 I water, no bathroom facilities, atJer deaner ajid acarpet sweepeft f S28 Exter Ave or phone Middle both lor 100 Telephone 8 FOR SALEBaby buggy and ftreJI er, good condition 500 each Charles Porter, Phone 77F4 931 Cedar Lake Rd, Pinckner rUii SALE sfeam boiler tor he inq plant Flland Sh 3395 Ebqt M36, FOR SALEUprvght model Heejt I cmce OororatioR All Deposits 1 Member once C Insured Federal 0poJi msur JOSift each to eiiMJUU for Deposlto 5rtr W3Fi Pinckneys JTREAT YOUR riPkj an TO fit At with H0B tfelt 4673, Detroit ts, Skinner JUbfHiGS, Dont toftntt Mm, burning htit VffvetEw Air CueMerHnW tun walking, givts peiithe offer 150 styles, year xrtt tkf mid personal servfte Shoes shtpoW cNe fectory it big savings lor youWrtHJi qpyoV 0 awe mA U Save upto 280 a palt an Special Sale starting Jan 10 0111 on Feb 15th 30 styles, JACK HANNETT Aqnl Mishegan FOft SALE Buildinq and two WANTEDtFARM JUbfliMJ35, jr lots en West Main St Pinckney Let us help you sell your fars known a e Stewart Anderson have more prospects than tor wperty to settle estate L HAROLD CRANDA1T Qerald Reason Adm Phone 305W Howefl i I Dtvd or Alive FAM AN1MAL8 COUfiCTED PlIOHPTfV HQRSB8 108 COWS 100 W, BUY HIDEb nD CAtT SKTNS PHONE COLLECT GRECOR FARMEBS ETVATOR 8F8 OR HOWttL FARMERS LSVA TOR PHONL 15 J1 Central Dead StooH QUALITY 1 leats 4 rult Groceries Vegetables Fish 3 Market Prices Courteous Service 1 Sfe 1 , the letters mrt Then many readers of THE CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR tell the Editor how orachthey enjoy this daily worldwide newspaper, with anok av ments as The Monitor t ih mam carefully edited netae paptr tn tse 5 ValuabU old to leaofe inf Newt that U complete and fair Tsa Monitor surely a e reader necessity Yoe, tee, will And the Meeher informative, with eonpkte world aew and at neeesv ary at your HOME TOWN paper Use due eevpee far a Special Introductory esecrjstiee 1 MONTHS roRONLYlt r r fha 9SA jjOSnfc Sea St the Hmtem t ORDER Chick TEST FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmers Feed Supply , JWW vTHS PBICXNEY DISPATCH Wadnaadoy January 31952 Need Fertile Soils For Health Building I High Protein Foods CWRM soils must be kept fertile if we are to supply the protein foods meeded for good growth, sound health, and the creation of new life, declared the Middle West Improvement Com mittee, in citing a recent statement by Dr W A Albrecht, head of tha University of Missouri soils department Foods high in protein, such as meat, milk and eggs, said Dr Al brecht, are the very products f reproduction Proteins are natures complex creations through which alone life can flow When a soil loses its proteinmak ing elements either through over i cropping or erosion, it grows starchy, i r woody plants, if any at all While these foods are filling and may put on fat, they do not cause growth im animals or children, Many of our farm soils are reach ing the point where they are losing their ability to create, Dr Albrecht gaid When that happens, erosion is more rapid and serious Dr Albrecht recommended a soil ouilding program that adds nutrient elements through the use of fertilizers This, he said, will result in mora production and less erosion fertilizers Build Farcn Soils Supply Of Organic Matter RGANIC matter plays an esseitial part in soil fertility, but chemical fertilizers are necessary to build up th organic matter supply in large land areas, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in citing a recent statement by Dr L M Turk, head of the Soil Science Department of Michigan State College Dr Turk pointed out that those wh advocate the use of compost or manure to increase the soils organic content are performing a definite service But in condemning the use of chemical fertilizer, he said, some peope doing a distinct disserv ice nation efficient crop production, he lime, fertilizers and organic must go hand in hand Ormatter is dependent upon And plants are dependent, other things, upon an adequate supply of soil minerals The mott effective means of adding orgatc master to large fields is by an intelligent ure of purely inorganic fertilizer, Dr Turk believes Grow ing a cover crop through the use of commercial fertilizer and plowing it uuci adds greatly to the organic mcr in the soil Dr Turl said ro proof has been oficrec1 Li at ciops grown without chem ical Yttilzer arc more free from diarsf and insects than are crops pro inrcu h cmmerrial fertiliser ice to t For said, inaUer panc p ants, among ir BEGINNING FEBRUARY2, all Edison office3 will be closed on Saturdays So when you phone or visit us from that date on, please remember Detroit Edison Customer offices will be open Monday through Friday Office hours will remain unchanged in the new 5day week EMERGENCY CALLS0 course, emergency calls can still be made day or night, seven days a week If the office is dosed, just phone our after 59 Sunday and Holiday number i,1W Itft iiyiDlON OES Dance AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH GYMNASIUM SAT, J AN 26 Finlan Orchestra ROUND AND SQUARE DANCES MBY HOLMES, CALLER A GOOD TIME PROMISED 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 January 23, 1952 Description An account of the resource January 23, 1952 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 1952-01-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f273a0f8f85710492fefa351b5edfaff.pdf f604d3f1d34856a396480188b359d50b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. 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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. yf S iJfU kv tpvij i i r47 VHT nckney Dispatch , r ,a jfithigim Mirror The Michlgam legislature is hitt log at tuil speed wit the legisla tors axe crying tor still more speed as the Fen 2i deadline far the introduction oi bills nears Both house end senate committees axe Jammed full of bills and the com nittees have been Working nights to get them in shape Republicans want a 750,000 lection budget which is 25 per cent more than m 1950 but costs have gone up including postage, newspaper space, radio and tele vision In Detroit Feb 8, a 50 a plate dinner will be held to raise funds lor Gov Williams is scheduled Mayor Joseph Flaugh oi Beaton Harborxt Republican is chairman Senator Charles Diggs has introduced a bill to let 16 year jids vote He would submit the matter to the voters in November Michigan held crops last year were the second highest on re eord Combined production of earn, wheat, oats, barley and rye totalled 3,600000 bushels 11 percent more thorn in 1950 Rep Lawrence Lindemere of Stockbridge has introduced a bill giving any person husband wife, son or daughter, employer or township official power to for 4id a liquor estalishment from selling liquor to a person Violations for violating the sou sage law have jumped from 56 to 1950 to 123 in 1951 Lansing man, James Pmetthas lost his job because he saidit was gainst his reUgfcn to join a union , Rep Wn Blacney of the 6th district who is 75 refuses to say whether he will retire from con gross or not Supt of Instruction Lee Thurston wants 15,000 to set up a state wide TV nertworV Lfie expectancy has iumped from 49 to 68 years m the last 50 years and is expected to fyeep on rising In 1900 5 out of every 100 persons was 65 years old Now it is 7 of of 100 It SSi Characters THE SHOEMAKER Dispatch Wednesday, January 30 1952 the site oi number oi p by him In i made boots as hanse OOKlWVAnN EPT NOTES Tests oh several lakes show threats of winter kill of fish due to heavy snows have subsided They, showed 3 to 4 parts oxygen m the lakes 3 is safe for fish A Six County Jack Pine Assn has been organzied at Roscomm on to study recreation, forests and mines About 75 percent of the nations 245,000000 acres in in private ownership The smallest waterfowl flock in years is wintering in the Deroit River Michigan led in lumber prod action horn 1870 te 1890 Read cedar is the wood used in making lead pencils 2 or 3 trees will last a porcupine all winterBogs, foxes, wolves and coy ette tracks are edl similar Michigan oil production has seen drppping the last 9 years, m 1943 it was 22400,000 barrels emd last year it was 14000,000 This is only one barrel for every ste consumed is file stake In the old days most villages had snoa fwies wno maub snoes tat the people on uraer iney QISO maud leather nootsiiiue came aiiuost to ine uaee They had copper toe piaies On wee days tuey wore meir pants inside this boots On Junday oui side John and Alfred Moius wore them as long as hey lived Warren hoff, lather oi in fioii Sisters haa a shoe faaoiy hexvIt was on tne second floor ot tho Richards bu ding that stood on urers garage A pie were employed ter the Guests also id shoes as well ihe last shoemaker I kne wd Albert Lathrop of Dexter id vas mailing shoes as late as id 16 My father had sev eral pair maae by him They were mostly hand made although the tops were stitched together by a machine The macnine age put most of the factories out oi business as ihey could make shoes cheaper Then prisons mado shoes and in some cases hired out convict labor to shoe factories The cobbler shop lasted long after the shoe shop went out of business 50 years ago Pinckney had 3 cobblers shops They were run by Perry Blunt Thomas Clin ton and Patsy Walsh All were veterans and drew pensions Joe Syjxs and Hugh Clark hed harness shops here but did little shoe work For years Pinckney has had no establishments of either kind Perry Blunt was also an auctioneer and could kick higher than his head Thomas Clinton was a sort of lawyer and some times represented people in law suits here Patsy Walsh was the champion boxer of his regiment and was never beaten in a fight here even when he became cripp led by rheumatis He owned the place now owned by Mrs Fran cis Homshaw and his wife tho former Mary Northard, was a practial nurse and tocc nursinq jobs Grade School News First Grade Most who were ill last week are bad in school We are making puppets for oar play i Mrs Sisson and Mr Gray of Dexter visited our rooms friday Tliree supts irom Jackson county ana Mr Thayer visited our room Wednesday Church Notes Catholic Marys Catholic Church RtackTiey Michigan Rev Fr, iilbert J Schmitt Pastor Sunday Masses Summer 630, 600 1040 1130 Winier 800 1000 Novenna Devotions f riaay evtninq at 730 p, sn Uoaiesionss JUcal JNote 4 H PIE BAKING CONTEST The Patty lhayer visited our room Friday oner Novenna Devotions last week and helped paste our Saturday movies Second Grade Bunny Hinchey visited her great grand father in Ann Arbor Thursday Those absent lor sickness last week were Carolyn Gosgray, Robert NoskerKaren Singerr rank Masiarz, Susan Orblych Linda Barrett Patricia Milhken, Edward Riggs and Barbara Baughn j Karen Singer made a holiday chart for our room Mrs Sisson and Mr Gray of Dexter visited us last Friday J Susan Orblych was years old Jan 28th Donald Ackley is ill, j Ibird Grade i Mary Keiiy was jj years old last Saturday Carol Miller made a movie j about a pineapple She brought a pineapple plant 10 school We made some makebelieve fruit by mixing sugar salt ana j alum The pears, bananas and apples iookea good enough o j eat j bobby Reasons picture was n the KingSeeiey paper It was very good We are still wording on our food unitSome oi our scrap booris are lilied Fourth Graae The boys ana giiis are having their picture laiaon ihursday Mrs Haines brought us a birth day cake Weuneouuy in honor aJ 730 io 900 P M Sunday beiaz OtOO Mar Current Comment JiV Na Coal Tne pie baking contoa was LUversai MihfaT OUt agai hela at die scnoorSutraay ni ail envoy to Vv Irainiag dnd witn 5 contestants a I this county sndl 6 the only oes with Judgatkeneed oi ANNUAL aUT NIGHT SATURDAY FO 2nd 1952 At Pintkmey Seheel 700 P M On thji eeeasien Maeone are exrnitted te hcutg Non Masonic ieeto, Agoed paqzom hat been ranged The lodge room will ot pe from 6 te 7 to receive viiten The freiei is ae follows Invocation Chaplain j WeoonVVbulom Baughn,WM Toaetxnoxter, Frcejeis DodgeGSD 04 Sing led by O ftobinson Introduction of Maeont, Guests Singing, katr Hcsber Shop 4 Contest Prtse for Winner Kemafhi Avte Henderihctt, Monroe, Mich Sinking, Glenn AQbrigbt Fowler rule Award ei Deer Prist COB 8bf lest by O Kobhrpn Tikets ofe 150 For reeia, t 5 phone ssoTtlflsjw Np 81 Winston Baughn, W M y W, Curie Sea ANNpUNCEMEinr Pinckney Dispatch Jan 24,1951 Enclosed is a short notice for publication if you care to do so concerning a campaign to sup press gambling in Livingston county Wilfred H Erwin Pros Atty A meeting of all principal law enforcement officers of Livingston county is scheduled for Feb 1, 1952 at the office of Wilfred H Erwin, prosecuting attorney, to formulate a plan to rid the county of all forms of gambling It is hoped that concerted action over the entire county by the officers will serve to stop ail organizations from engaging in or sponsoring the various forms of gambling The prosecutor informs the pa pers that for some time law en lorcement officials have over looked the occasional use of gift enterprises such as bingo games and raffles by charitable organizations, but these games are illegal under our gambling laws Equally illegal according to the prosecutor are theatre bank nites automobile raffles, slot machines, pin ball machines in whichl free games are given as a prize and such affairs as the Silver Harvest Festival conducted in Howell in 1951 and the Turtle Derby sponsored by the Howell Junior Cham ber of Commerce Duanes biithaay It was also Ryan Bonners 9th birtuday We drew ruapo showing oar homes and Lie street near them Patty Haruig gave each of us, a plastic discon whirh we can draw Mru Sharps 4th grade visited us Friday We hops these bees will makd us better spellers Mildred Kellen berger spelled tho room down last week e Fifth Grade We made a center piece for the 4H pie contest which was won by Jane Nash H was a float with a queen and 4 princess es done in crepe paper e We are going to the Lansing state capital Feb 1 1 We have made charts, booklets and individual reports in prepar ation for Congregational Rev Donaia nrady pastor Thur, 7301 eachers and Sunday School oihceio at parsonagevon iirmation class ut cnurch at same hour Sat ,o 00 p mPugrim Fellowship Youth for Chiiot meet at Howeu high school, Walter Hamuniorii or bodyguard of President Hoooe velt speaker Suan ltoOSernijn,The Stuff of Which Coinage Is Made 1130 Sunday scnoo, j Mon Feb 4G0 Deacons, meet at parsonage Wed, 400Junior cnoir practise 70, nior char practise Pilgrim Fellowship ciiicers at the chu h 500 p m I cvlciinoniie Calvary Mennonite Church 3v zra Heacby Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach lAnmq Worship 1000 Suday School , 1100 Childrens Hour 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 CnUrr Fellowrhip Service Wednesday 800 p m The Mermonite church will coll ect cloth, r for Geriran refu 1 BESSIE T HOLISTER Eotsie T Holuv s bo n In Green Ock towniup and Lcd trie ,nti xlr ame to Himbuvj in 1939 Sho never marri P Jler 5 brothejs 13 3 sisters ave il deeas d Sh died Jan 23 92 The f meral wis fjom St St p liens Ppiscopa church Flam i ,, Masn Ciaxre uampoth and th Rhaid son iwnib beny La and Mary Hie iatjs were Mrs Iran cis rtobiiison, ma xdrs Evelyn imicy, iouoit LSQU home Uum onstrat, Mrs Urace Howard hie uurd juage was uncoio to come, ihe contast hgau at 900 and enueaat 1100 Scoring was dividea into 3 groups 1 Method oi Preparation, 2 Qaity oi pie J Person ility and Poise Th, Wirk rs Marv L ere Jane Nash ry L c idchardson 2nd Jllie Campbell 3idMrsT Bonner was hostess at ho huicheon assisted ay Plrs Jeiia Nash and Pna PaviH B isydio, Mis iPjne Miners ia j mie a con ter pecu lor the ev nt whi h was qiver to the winner Th, Way Baknij acsor presented cook, boo, l tiie winner ana pyre dishes to the miners up iPePin avey Howard Thayer and John 13 irg flined the high lighP waich will be shawn laterMeiin Pvoy also jedgea tho pies i m bat heiors standpoint and got a few barnei lingers Mrs Plare Palmer and Merlin j Lavoy gave a modern version aP Romeo and Juliet The 4 H ocncil thanks the school fr the ae of the kitchen and Mrs Qare pdmer tor assist ing ie committee c of state They re ill only ones with sufficient ion to judgo the need oi one there Wo doubt they would be for it ii there was no advantage dt rived by it As to UM7 we can se httie difference betwan that and the draftAnother thing that should be borne in mina is that we are going to have a lot moro war before we have le This country ss tound, on wTaJ Ru ary W,r osabshed , Wa p evented it from spliiSg Ji ,hl Spanish war drwi tefronthl, hemisphere lexicon war gave us Teaat An ,, Now Mexico and cX aestotrd Germany as a world power and stopppd her wW conquest ldeas War may be ablr rrent but it has been a neT Hty for this country Thee m numerouus small wars qoa now in India Indo Chin JerS eum, Egypt Iran, China and Korea The Council of church 2 doubhess well intentioned but ca1eml n JT QCe ShiP Uscor, the II they wont get any where They are facing factsTot intones ura J hn Saturaay fternoon Hov Rss Weliwooi offiriatinq Burial in Hamburg Cemetery The probabilities are that air uuiha will never be 100 percent safe Wnen anything goes wrong you have a long way to fall and casualties are invariably heuvy At Lhzaboth, N J near Newuk airport, crashes in the la t month have killed 4 or more ptTsons Th, last plane that r hoj wrged several houses killing tae mmatos Xhis has cans citizens to ask that the be removed to a loss ar a waeo ther 1 waeO anger to th ,scoa e flyng is and more s et invented bat th airport congested is not so much r the groundOf et in its infancy a 0vices will be danger part will MRS KATHERiNE KINQU1ST Kaiiiorine ivicConneii wasbon in Chelsea iviay 31, 1870 She married Levine Kinquist and lived in Detroit until 1935 wnen her husband aied Since she has liv I ed at tne James Smith farm in Marion and in Howell the pastj year Surviving is a sister, Mr tr j Anna Ryan ot Wayne The fun We are proud of our new record fral was hdd from the Swartho player album of squaredance t HomG jday afternoon, records We have learned 5 sq v Meeaen of he Hwel BaP dances church ofhciating Bunal was We are making 25 party hats in Fairview CemeOerr HoweP for the veterans at iercy Jones lady Aschenbr amor Piiikn y liirjh 0 JU 1 iiididate D, A 11 no10ay oe 11 g raunday at thl week MrAlta M er goee to tale Temple St Nicholas Chapter O S a to help the GrmtFomfly eut on degree wc Soe lakes th place of of member oi the iwyat fattHy MrxoxMre Geetoef Ebquist M vSttZIZ nSSLS Mchol Monday, Feb 11 at 8 TW THE RED CROSS BLOOD BANK At Pinckney Hiah Scchool Feb6 1200 to 600 P M, Ages 2151 132 LWritten Consent of Parents Any person in this county does not have to pay for blood This service is not limited to don orsA portion of this blood is flown te Korea The rest is kept to be used by any resident of the county who may need blood If you wish to donate blood contact Mrs Stanley Dinkel phone 74 for appointment CUB SCOUT MEETING Parents, committeemen and all interested in reorganizing the Cub Scouts will meet at tho Pinckney 00 Ted Gray, Cubmaster This is through the Junior Red Cross We have a new set of fraction flash cardsbixth Gad We had a spelling bee with Mrs Sharps room and have an other one Wednesday, Mrs Tasch read Elaorado to us We had visitors from Dexter j last week j We are working on an Iberian unit outline 1 Monday we were surprised to see Jean Clark come to school Friday she fell on the ice and def veloped a black eye Seventh Grade The Hot Hods arc anead of the Hawks and Panthers in spelling, We give no prizes but keep score and individual records, We also have a written review each day It is working out fine and our spelling is improving, MRS KATHERINE McCABE Mrs Catherine McCabe died at VanTassel, Wyoming Friday where she was postmistress and proprietor of a drug store The deceased was the daughter oi Mr and Mrs Thomas Clinton of j Pinckney and married Al exander j McCabe They had a drug store at Crystal Lake before going to j Wyoming Surviving are a son, Jack a daughter, Mrs GerrTTvieve 1 McMasters and 4 sisters, Mrs I Jennie Devereaux and Mrs Fan nie Kavanaugh of PinckneyMrs Josephine Watts of Cleveland and Mrs Mae Conklin of Chic ago The funeral and burial were at VantasseL MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert Abson, 19, HowellFlor19, Detroit, Collette Fisher 20Clapper 17, Howell Wm Fisher, Brighton BASuf BAL, NhWS Pinckney aa 0 n t sjom to able o win a y ia ,i r v 2 conteis tae a ivu osl P j games p yea saico luisuji s, mostly Oy cioo bcor b Friday Soiih Lyon wacm tny haa beat on previ usiy to k them 8 3P They oaisccied So di 1 yon the last half but c ua n t make up the ground tae lost the firat hall Jarry ivlroika had J2 lor Ian kne Ai iroika id ana Jock Jeffreys J The iincknoy se and team lost 41 to 25 BASKET BALL SCORES Dexter HP PPuudiesler 36Brigh ton 30, Hartland 2z St Pddip 45, St Thomas 41 University 41, PoSeveu S6 Chelsea 26, Dundee 35 Saline 4P Fiat Roc 25 ,non 4P MiPm 31 Stockhridge 47, Peshe 4iGrass Lake 37Brok lyn 31 Lansville 66 WiJiamstou 42 Fowlervilie 54, Okemus 52 Howii 38, Charlotia 33Moreni 60 Summerfield 46 Jadkscn 33 nev r be entirely aliminated as it Io a Jong way to the ground Ciie, nd villagos are always amjjti us to do things However hiis doing things means money and few havo any source oi taxation except property which is is paying about all it can stand Pnsequ ntly they are always booking for new sources of taxatioa Sgin w cently enacted an jn ome tax only to have the co oti aeclare it unconstitutional PPyor Brown of Ann Arbor has g ne tiiem one better He has om , out for an amusement tax and hao s Id the people on the ,dea so t t it will bo on the ball ot in April along with proposi tions to bo the fairgrounds and oiid a njw tne hcui Of course tins txmusoment tax would get most of its revenue trom the Un ivoJiiy ot Mwiiigan who draw iuu,cuu crow as at their football games The university which has made Ann Arbor what it is is has long been a sore spot with some Ann Arbor people Being a state institution it pays no taxes Ae cently a lawyer thereAlfred Luck ing stated suit to make the uni vensty pay for police and hre protection Ann Arbor The icy roads last Friday made driving difficult The school bus YOURE WIRONG ABOUT HEDY LAMARR Although many men would tf tarm i0ne Je wen to the South LyonPinckney Lamarr they probably woTdd bej not t k fil lQQ disappointed and lose interest fast, says Dorothy KilgallenRead J why in Youre Wrong About Hedy Lamarr, in this Sundays Feb 3 issue of the American WeefTy, exclusively with the Detroit Sunday Times TO SING AT BRIGHTON The Mens Gleo Club of Capital University, 30 strong, will put on a con ert at the new high auditorium, Brighton Saturday night Feb 9 spons rod by the Fellowship Class of St Georgo Lutheran Church The glea club has sanq m all the large cities of the Uni tod States and was recently runner u in a contest sponsored by Fred Waring PMCmr BNGSJAUOHTERS f The Chcle meets with MrsSadie Mofcm, Thur 8, al 3 p m, with Fftftln VPtt fjMt hostitt m Coming home from Jackson about 700 p m ,Stanley Dinkels car, containing himself, his wife Dor othy, and dcmghterChristineBJtidd ed on the ice at the Louis Stack, able farm at M36W and hit a tree, wrecking it A passing motThe engagement of SergtChas orist brought them home They Reason of Ft RichardsonAlaska were unhurt Marcian Ledwidge and Joyce Beardslee of Lansing wrecked his car that night near has beeii unntmnced by her par the Sprout school A car belong ents, Mr arid Mrs John Beards ing to a worker at the Fabriating lee Mr Reason is the son of Mrs Co, left the road and turned over niah Reason and the kite Chasj on the Howell Rd, near the Fred V Woodwarth ton LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Instruction class for candidates at temple every Monday night at 800 p m Saturday Feb2Annual Venison Banque and guest night at school 700 p, m, Tuesday, Feb, 5, FC degrees at 800 p, m, Saturday April 5 Annual Past Masters Night at School at 700 p m , Winston Is inflation receeding a little Last week tho price of potatoes receeded from 10 15 cents a bush el and tno big oil companies cut the price of gas a cent gallon Another cent cut followed the next day These are the first gas cuts since 1946 But dont get too excited about it Most of the big auto companies are petitioning to increase, prices We do not look for any great reduction of prices with the present war scare and climbing wages We read that the price of beer is to be raised from 15c to 18c a case cod the pace of reserved seats at Briggs stadium, Detroit are to b upped 25c When we were a boy the price of admission to the out field bleahcers at Bennett Park, the predecessor of Briggs Stofa ium, was only 25c P V Nfl J P W, Curlett, SscV The Dr Waer Mercer family al East Lanstatf cmd Mr Dlah Rea son of HowectMflt Ae w Mercer hcroe Sunday, Mr Merost issickin het ym BmyShehepiaadlitjteBds Baughn WWr 4 Al Arbor oalW al 1i Wi i PPUaU, JgjSgIf THE VOCOSi DDlSPATCH i y it jr CALCINATOR BURNS GARBAGE Indoor Wo more trips to the garbage or trash can Calculator disposes of waste indoors right in your own kitchen or basement Its completely modern, automatic and troublefree All you do is drop food waste in your Caicinator, and forget it Caicinator disposes of it all and trash, too everything that will burn Its silent, efficient, safe This newest home convenience is waiting for you at your electric appliance dealers or your neighborhood Edison office REDDY KUOWAT, You Firvant of Detroit Edison s i 0 jK BEGINNING FEBRUARY 2, all Edison offices will be closed on Saturdays So when you phone or visit us from that date on, please remember Detroit Edison Customer offices will be opes Monday through Friday Office hours will reaaain unchanged in the new 5ctajr week EMERGENCY CALLSOf course, emergency taUe can still be made day OF nifht, even days a week If the office U closed, just phone our after 5, Sunday and Holiday number DETROIT EDISON J Wednecrf January 30 1952 SmmSi Neighboring flute The Gregory, Telephone Exchange which recently launched a protest with the Public Service CJommiHsion against the Stock bridge Telephone Exchange for charging it toll, has withdrawn its opposition Born to Dick Hewlett and wife of Stoekbridge at Foot hospital Jackson, Jan 19, a son Charged with the murder of Frank Jline, Brighton merchants years ago Elmer Chevalier of Brighton was azrainged befoie Justice Singer at Brighton last Wednesday Examination was set for Feb 8 At the trial oi the Andrus Bros convicted oi the murder, Chevalier was the prin icpal witness againt them Martin Lavan is his attorney More than 5000 fishermen and 1000 skaters visited the new Ken1 sington park near Brighton one day this month j The corner stone of St Patricks new elementary school at Brighton was laid last week with ap propriate ceremonies Cpl Jerry Housner of Brighton is now in Gannisch Germany Rev Howey of MontpelierOhio, is the new pastor of trie Brighton Federated church Mrs Hirrision Cooper of Unadilla who broke her ankle some time ago had an operation on it at Foote hospital, Jackson, last week Teddy Booth, Strawberry Ik was sentenced from 18 month to 5 months in Jackson last week for carrying concealed weapons by Judge Willis Lyons The farm at Chubbs Corners owned by Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel has been in the hands of the Allison family over 100 years It was taken up by Mrs Dinkels great grandfather, Jabez Allison in 1849 Sergt Fred Reikoff of Howell has landed in the states after 4 years in Japan Open house was held at the new Marion town house Jan 25 Howell Theater HOWELL, HflCHIGAfr Tue Wd ThurJan, 29, 30 31 DECISION BEFORE DAWN Richard Basehart Gary Merrill CUTlOOB Friday Saturday Fob, 1 2 Randolph Scott Joan Leslie ID MAN IN THE SADDLE Plus Joan Caulfield Robert Cummings THE PRETTY GIRL ID Technicolor Cartoon Sunday, Monday, Feb, 3, 4 Matin Sunday 2i3fl m conttauova FIXED BAYONETS with Richard Basehart Gene Evans and Michael OShea Comedy Cartoon Now Tu, Wed Thur, Feb, 5 6 7 Tyrone Power, Ann Blyth and Michael Rennie in ILL NEVER FORGET YOU la Toehmcoic ikMt CortM How ComingFeb10,l ll2,13David and BathshebA J ews iee Theater WHSTMOfcE LAZE MICH 55 Friday Saturday, Fob 1 2 2 Great Pictures t CAVE OF fHE OUTLAWS with Macdongld Carey Alexis Satib also THE LADY PAYS OFT Starring Linda Darnell Stephen McNaflf and Gigi Perreau Sunday, Monday, Fab, 3, 4 WESTWARD THE WOMEN Sitrana Robert Taylor Denise Darcst Hope Emerson, John Mclntyre Tue, Wed, Thur, Fob, 5, 6 7 LOVE NEST William Lundigan June Haver William Lundigan June Haver PlttO HIGHWAY 301 Starring Steve Cochran, Virginia Gray N i Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan Dexter Theater Dexter Michigan Friday, Saturday Feb 1 2 Gene Autrey and harseChampion i TEXANS NEVER CRY SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET In Tochnicolofr A MuticaJ stcrteqy Frankie Lane, BilUe DaajKls adJ Terry Moore Friday Saturday Feb 1 2 2 Big Hits 2 VALLEY OF FIE with Gene Autrey, Pat Buttram and Gail Davis Ptu SEA SPOILERS with John Wayne, Nan Gray, add Fuzzy Knight shows 710 930 LatMt Nowo fc Sunday, Monday, Fob, 3, 4 SUGAR FOOT h Tochnlcolot X Dranao Starrino Randolph Scott Adle fercne Raymond Masses S, j Weu tundov Shows 3 , , Cartooa S 25 ears 4 Wiliam Greely Conners, 62, died at the home of Mrs Mary Conners, Silver Lake, Jan 27 He was born in Unadilla and married Edna Plummer who survives him besides 2 daughter He was a good ball player and played with the Roche and McCleer boys in the nineties Faneral wsa at St Marys church this morning, A Brighton man claims to have kiMed 41 sparrows with one shot Sunday, Monday, Feb, , 4 Great Musical Comedy in Tech PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE witn Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo Sports New Tues Ved, Thur,, Feb, 5, 6 7 I Cartoon Tues Wed, Thur, Feb, 5, 6 7 THE HIGHWAYMAN In Teetaicolo A Suser Western Stoning Phillip Friend Charles Coburn and Wanda Hendren cartoon comedy shorts WESTWARD THE WOMEN A Super Western Starring Robert TcryloT, Denise Darcel and Julie Bishop Fathers 915 Lion mingAmeiWin Barney Lynch Pinckneys famous Too Young to Kiss hunter, says this is nothing Once in Ireland he killed 41 rabbits with one shot He was hunting in Enniskillen, County Monoghan when his spaniel ran a rabbit in a drain pipe He shot the rabbit and got a long pole to poke it out to his astonishment he poled out 41 rabbits He says 40 in Paris Avon Theater Stockriago jyucnigqo Friday Saturday, Peb, 1 2 ftnosto He SOLDIERS THREE , Kipling army comedy with rabbits were in the pipe when the Walter Pidgeon, Stewart Grainger the one he was chasing ran in cartoon the pipe and he got all 41 with one sshot Barney says it was an uncommon long drain pipe Mr and Mrs Ignace Solosan celebrated their 39th wedding an versary Jan 28th Rev Adair of Stoekbridge will give an illustratedlecture on Abraham Lincoln at the Cong1 church Sunday night Will Chambers is a pcftieht at Sparrow Hospital, Lansijlg Walter Girard suffered a ro enken collar bone in thsLoyle Baughn auto accident last week St Josephs rectory of Dexter caught fire Thursday but the blaze was extinguished Sunday, Tuesday, Feb, 3, 5 THE GREAT MISSOURI RAID In Tocbnleatw J story of the James 3oys with , SSB4 P Wendell Cory McDonald Carey CommgWhirlwind, Flying Mlssle T cartoon shows 7 0, ConingHoneychlle Place in the SunHong Kong TaB MICHIGAN BELL TELE PHONB COMPANY Has Opening Now for Womm BUSINESS OFFICE POSniONS and SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Ne Experience Necessarr Training Done on the Job Pleasant Surroundings permanent Employmettt Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 323 EWashingtoaJJs I Hospitals prove NEVER A CASE OF DIAPRH SASH i i m OMATIC SAW HUNG 75 jPtVTCE WHILE YOU W ACT III WOBK OUABANTEED MOWEBS SHARPENED J i t rv The Mark Nash family toolc George Crane and wif of D Ro8alee Nash to Michigan teoit spent Sunday at their home te , Sunday, at Anderson , Mr and Mr Hcnd ZPZ d Iff 47 Vears Ago Born to Prof Clayton Miller and wife Thursday a son i Rev Krone is in Howell getting advs for the Maccabee play and Guy Teeple in Stoekbridge on a similar errand The last number on St Marys Lecture Course is Friday night It is a lecture on Sir Walter Scott This issue has history of Pinck ney M E church lit was founded in 1843 The first members were John and Hannah Sykes, Polly White and Mrs PullenThey met in the school housoThis bum d and they met in the hall over the tavern on the bank of the mill pond Another school was built in 1850 and they met there until j the church was built in 1854Jn 1858 the parsonage was built at a cost of 800 The debt was not paid off until 1880The church has been remodelled a number of times Pv Stephens put in the colored glass windows Margaret Bilz W C T Uorgan izer, will speak at the M E,church j with Playtox BABY OIL POWDER and CREAM l I I I I I Ctaald calWd on Mr Ella Walk r oi Arm Arbor Sunday who U Coyl U1M BV MBVE MMWmaB6 Mr and Mm, las WhlttoyMr A Mns Ouekzfson were la vey both have aew Portland cuttersi David Smith has returned from Mis Nellie Gardne eVsrtain at Whitmore Lake ine nooert Seeield family and wAd M Virginia Carver and 2 lildren of Columbus, Ohkfent Scientific tests with thousands of babiesmedically supendsed by more than 100 hospkals and pediatridsns prove never s esse of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Baby Oil, Powder and Oem are consistently and exclusivelyused, HAVTtX IAIY Oil , Ut 6 timts mott soothing lanolin tbd 0yotbitsoli nAYTDC IMY WWMI it jupnfin Gintly absorbs, It saftfjP dtodoftnt, guards attintt prickly bHt mdtWH PUYTOt BA1Y CtlAM is Umolinrieb for frotation, UtB btlm oil bat r f All tfcree come In If hemdy NURSIRYAX 9RI baskets lnoWMly oocoged In ma UNtiy Ml ir I I t I COST p ue woifc A ulHJWJ P J ,1 H ,1 THE PINCMEY DISPATCH Wedneedcry, Jcmuary 30 1952 The Peoples Store Piackaeylich En terod 2nd dose matter at postaffioo Act oi March 6, 1877 L voatoweil SkJPinckaeyMiclL Subecriptoi Price 150 per ywa LOOK FOR THE CLOCK Groceries Dry goads Canned Goo Is Shoes Gents Fur ishngs Lingerie Kenned Gen Store Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie enter J tained 40 peopio Saturday night, honoring the birthdays of Mrs Jessie Wylie and John Wylie Gus Ledwidge was home from Notre Dam from Lansing to Tues day N Don Bums has resumed his old job of teaciiing in the Unadilla school His brotherJoewho was teaching there is slated tor army induction next month Mrs Fannie Kavanaugh went to VanTassel Wyoming last week to attend the iuneral of he sister Mrs Kiitie McCube Mrs Jennie Devereaux attended adinner in the Leslie Merritthom in Howell Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs WmDevereaux ot De troit Mis John Schrooder fell on the and broke her arm last weekShe was tcfaen to Mcpherson hospital Maynard Clark ond wife of Manchester called at the Clifford MiUer home Sunday The Leo Bettes family of Walled J Lake spent the week end at the Roger Can home Mr and Mrs JNorman Gardner of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs, Ona Campbell cf Pinckney were Saturday night ainner guests of Dr and Mis, George Peason of Howell, ,,e Sunday guest of Mr, and Mrs Andrew Campbell were Mr andl Mrs Jamej Nnce and JudyMrs Mildred Tiost, Marilyn and Larry of Dearborn AT BUSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED OI Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipe69 Fittings REPAIRING A SPsKUOJTT COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COLOM WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE KNCKNET 157F11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHEBI GITE AND CANNALL OOAI ON HAND D E Hoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER I , , , , Curtis Patterson and wife of Mrs Richard Cox of Lqs Angeles j 3trrkl7iidqe allea at the Stanley Cahiorma cahed at the Ciifrd vli home Si I , at the Cixfijrd t j VanHorn home last weak She is visitinq her grandmother, Mrs George VanHorn of Howell Mr and Mrs Henry Hussey and Lucy teffreys moved from over Laey Hardware to the Conwa houes on East Putnam Saturday J i J SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW I ALL THREE FOR ONLY i PSUQ 209 YlJ OIT blf lautHvrnf featuring th laioit tint and work Mvtaj cnvn1M SIT m mtttfc 9Mtm syrtwn mpHtly intalld crt your TC OCT tw rjttadtwl Mejii t no oxtra cott SII US TODAY cphilgas TNI AUfOIPOSf ion Robert Tinker, wife and baby of Hastings called on Phillip Gen tile Sunday, He was a classmate of Phils at Michigan State Mary Gentile left for California last week with 2 girls from Ann Arbor She will visit her brother, Sam at the Marine Base at San Diego Born to Mr and Mrs Willard Wedmayer Esther Marshall at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Mon day an 11 lb son Lewis Riggs F A of Pinckney who graduated from Naval Dam age Control Training School in Philadelpphia has been assigned to the USS Briareis whose home port is Norfolk Va The Gerry Eichman family were Sunday guests at the Lloyd Hen dee home Miss Shirley Reason, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Reason, who teaches in Battle Creekfc,was involved in an auto accident last Tuesday She was riding to her school with Mrs Paulne Reason Cox who also teaches when a truck hit their car, Both escaped serious injury Harold Swarthout who was op erected on for bain abcess at St j Joe hospital, Ann Aror, is getting along nicely and was able to set j up last we 4c Robert Campbell of Frazer spent the week end at the Lonnie VcmSlarnbrook home , Madge Jack ol Ann Arbor and Harry Lee and Wife of Lakeland j spent Sunday with Mrs Lydial Carr j Mrs Patrick Dillon, Mrs Polly Murningham and daughter of Howell called on Mrs Emma Dinkel Friday Dinkel home Sunday Mrs Biancn hlarV spent Thurs day at lh Easel Meyer home in Ypsilanti Mrs Norma Gerycz and three children oi Detroit called at the Ona Campbell home Friday The Don GrJfiith family of Ann I Arbor were Sunday guests at Joe Gutita honci Keith Ledwidge and 3 classmat es from the Plymouth Seminary were Saturday guests of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge The Ambrose and Gerald Ken nedy families of Howell called at the Irvin Kennedy home Sunday Mrs Merlin Amburgey enter, tained the Clifford Miller family at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs Millers birthday A fair crowd attended the OES dance at school Saturday nite Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor and the Martin Ritter family were visitors at the Mark Nash home George Meabon and wife called at the Wm Marshall home in SAockbridge Thursday The John McGuire family of De troit spent Sunday at the James Whitley home Roland Gay and wife of Dexter were Saturday dinner guests of Mr rmd Mrs Frank Aberneen Calvin Hooker and wife of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooker home Sunday Messrs Winston BcrughnClare Miller, Larry Cambura Rex C Sackett and ye editor attended the Past Masters Night Banquet and MM degree conferences at the Byron Masonic lodge Saturday night Ray Burns and wife Don Burns and wife and larrk Young and fami iv wre Sunday guests at the Dcminick Conklin home in j Pontiar 1 Rex Sackett of Detroit spent the week end at the Larry Carnburn home Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel, Chrirtme and Mrs Nellie Wylie were in Jackson Friday A card from Walter Reason ol Detroit state he is in Phoenix, Ar iona Wm Lamb is still a patient at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor NEW 1952 BUICKS FIRST AT Livingston Motor Sales Your Bulck Dealer, HowelL Mich He ekes Swarthout ncome Tax Service 406 EAST GRAND RIVER PHONE 3731 BRIGHTON, MICH, Kenruth Davis hot truck nxl skettitnsilae1 Ruseel Glover family of caUed at the Edwardfc TAX NOTIC IX I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday STARTING SAT JAN 5, 1952 lOtOO A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LORENZOMURPHY Pubam Township Treasurer PIAYTEX BABY PANTS With Playtex pants the last barrier toyocr babyi social success U removed With Playtexpeats ihere can be no embarrassing moments no net ter whose lap he chooses to sit on For Playtts is the really effective answer to the problem of keeping the little darling presentably dry Thli miracle material, creamy liquid latex, is tettstMfiv soft, cool, odorless, stainless, ooachaaafc aodhat an extraordinary stretch for txtfe comfort 79f and in addition PlayUpant 1 Are seamless 2 Stretchy all over, therefore 3 Wont irritate babys slda 4 Can be boiled and 5 Are uric acid proof 6 Cool, toft, and how they wear 7 Accurately sited by babys weight Urge and extra Urge Gift packaged Mil and Phor Order FOkd 10 y 8 fp Ki m iv V 2 fc V DtfAfcift Wednesday, IcPWfJjO REGISTRATION VILLAGE ELECTION i MONDAY, MABCH 10, ISft PR0FES8IOMAL CORNER MJttUUgftf BAY M DVTTT, R D Ptoqjubgr Michigan Day fliOO A M to 240 P M To the Qualified Elector of the Village of Pinckney, Cotsnty of Livingston State of Michigan Nootice is hereby given that in conformity with the Michigan El K, M ection Law,L the undersigned miMaov ISZTFIL age cleri will upon any day ex SHfcASSa s f cept Sunday and a legal hohday the date of any regular election or any person who possesses the OrBcoMS , , i k infaqi to AL ifTTr w vjxnce wfo Residence 814 on a elector in Eveninas by Appointments scad Village not already register , Howell u Mtehia ed who may apply to me person I ally far such registration Provid1 1 ed, however that I HEffe SMB Ust Your Property with HV GERALD BEA80N a 0 north eaxl Phfl5Tl7ril MY50N J HUG1 Plumhina and Heattna State 8717 Lakshte Drtv license hush Lake P H SWAMHOUT TS0N Funeral Home Don C Swarthcut Directot Modem Equipment Ambulance Service iK ed, however that I can receive Phone 183 207 L Gfan4 River pt iTJ oLwIIr m no names for registration during SweU taSfchiaan 9 Pfecbiey, tftch the time intervening between the Real Estate, Insurance, Beptedbe fm G 3EICKHOFF at THIRTIETH DAY before any reg City, Lake and Fawn Property OPTOMETRIST I ular, special or official penary A Sf44lr j Wwt 11 j option and the day of such ti , iSL 3UmXkJiZ RS BldSSllI Notico is hereby given that I lVEY I LAVEY HAFDWABF Pinckney on fleae i9F3 Plnekn SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 91952 iVTrTiTr WALKING MAY BE GOOD EXERCISE BUT PAYING BY CHECK IS BETTER BUSINESS VELVETECZ SHOES Ientuied iip mm leather VJiiiieti co rest voiir fc 1UOAU A I VOU Irour home or place oi trop treaurd Kday, Cucitien you Ml on 10,000 tiny air bubble 7 Masic Mr Cuftblon shock Merbr Jnnrol et while you walk R CONVENIENCE in business iVo obligation for Free Demonstration Save upto 200 a pair on Special Sale staring Jan 10, ending on Feb 15th 30 styles, Also Sensational Jacket Sale 2950 Jackets now 19,95 23,85 Jackets now 16,95 13 Other Reductions Sale Closos February 9th MCTHANNETT Agent Ptneknsrr Michigan Mr and Mrs W H Meyer at tended a reception ct Blissfield Friday night for Bernice Hoagland OES crand committte woman Unless you like to pound miles i oi pavement and wait in line for J change and receipts, we would recommend something less stren uous more efficientopen a checking account hereceiainly writing checks is just about the easiest safest and most business like method of paying frr any thingany time, Start by depos itinq your next paycheck ENJOY SOFT ,, UOYD HPWDEF will be at 379 West Main St in H t, UVestock Hauna iPinckney on ,m Ptoctoi Mjnh, WiddlJ Phone 64F14 Pincknrr Mfe M H w WYT5 NOTARY Insurance and Bonds i hene 136 Ptockney WiNfrS TO CARE FOrT5l BQ4 at my parents home by day tec week 5 days We have fur moos neat Also for sale, sise 63 piece coat set, boys Jn very good conditioncrey wool covert j 15110 Michigan Election Laws nERTWnJE j from 8 00 a m until 800 p m pffnt pfcackaey 7SF2 who ay properly oply Amfocj IRepnlrsOn AU Makes I In villages where the clerk does pjian J3 Dy 4Fa not maint in an office she may mtwi , signate certain days for registra OVL C TOWNEE tion I will Jatmy home at 379 fWitui Feb 9 Sat Feb 9 from 80 am p, pg, 34el Mata, Bokro Fann in SaveT0v W o year Clatiified Advs , THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HcmCiL Mlr4i Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit insur ance Generation Al deposits Insured to OTJUUI iur eacb Uepositc Oscar Beck hau r anted his apart ments on East Main St to Phillip Winslow and Wm Brown who are employed by the Pinckney Fabricating Co Hov quick iwdtiflf loft woUr for Mlf dilhwashing, wMtt wathit, fUriHt thwnpoot, 4tshtM balhlnf 01 mll dtaiU IW wttr to 800 p m, to register voters No person but an actual resident of the village and entitled under the Constitution to vote shall be fQR jug Two modern apart entered in the registration re mat 5 roomg otL Mam 8t istration records e Pinckney Phone 45F4 All the provisions relative to re WEAVERS PATCH N MEND SERVICE Repairs Mens Suit, Overcoats, Ladies Dreses silk cteps and aistration in townships cad cities, gALEtCoal stoker with two jetted Phone ihtonT475 aDply and bem force as to ,, j gvry registration in viUages shall thing complete 4000 Call 1S68F8 Mildred Ackley, ViUage Clerk after 400 p, m 8090 West Grand Ifiver Mrs Arthur Greenwood PERMUTir Dated Jan 30 1952 e VW1 A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Plumbing W Jte Systems c Stanley Dmkcf WATER tOFTlMt Coss 4Z ess than prtWOf m1omatk mede AchfernaWoMlrlel GEOjRGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PinckneyHowell oad PHONE 71F11 I WANT Rides te sUiser Fraeief 1 for 2 from Pinckney 70 te 400 shllt Call 161FU Plnekney i FOR SALEWhite Leghorn Pullets, I mow layimg200 eaeh and White Rocks 225 each F Pearce, phoae 4067 Dexter TOR lALEtfuel oil steve Phone 172F1,TUH1MI FOR SALEtBaby Chicks, Barred and White Rocks N H Reds,Hy , Lines and Large Type White Leg horns now hatching Our chicks FOR SALEBlack Faille dres8aixa 26 500 333 Unadilla St Pone 82F2 125 Pearl St, LOST A Cocker Spaniel pu nv male, tan color Phone Pinckmey 3SF2I fOft SALE Chester White Boot Russell Bokros , FOR SALEA biege gabcuniwi suitnearly new, sise IS 15 Call 131F11 after 60 pp m chicks are U S approved under fQR gAny buggy a Michigan State Pouulty Dept , ia aood 0,0 I500 each igan State rouuwy iJRUlJOod condition 500 Bob Squire HatcheryHoweU Mich Porter, Phone 77F4 218 South Mich Avephone 305W FOR SALE Upright model Henv er cleaner and a carpet sweepen both lor 1500 Telephone 18 Mrs Skinner WHY SAVE Many ean 8aflI Cedar Lake Hd, Pinckney FOR SALE steam boiler tor he4 tog plant Fblland Shehaa 3395 East M36, Pinckneys unexpected things ,, 4 m happen such as illness, accidents TOJF1 gi etc Savings softens these blows many families Open a Savings Account end add to it each pay davy Soon emergencies will present no proo lem FOR SALE BuUdlnq end tw WAIflSfcFAriM LLsmMGS, lets en West Mean St Pinckney Let us help you sell our farm the Stewart Anderson have more prospects thcou tain estate L HAROLD GRANBA v dm Phoae 305W Howefl i McPHERON All d ur4d by Fadftral FAM AN1MALB COUBCTED PTOMPTtY niam 180 cows 100 QUALITY Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish WF BUY HIDE ju0 CAM SKINS gHlg QQLLjg GREGORY WSTTSMBSS ffiev v Central Oead 8toR rARlAEBt WJVATOR 8P8 A TOR PHONE W ORDER 01 Market Prices Cour teows Service N saStV the Tetters start Then many readers of THE CHRIS HAN SCIENCE MONITOR ftll the Editor how stoeit tttfjr enjoy this dally wf4wa newspaper, with eeh ments ast The Monitor k Use men carefully tdifd msui paper m the if Valuable aid te ing Noun that Ucompiata and fair The Mohitar mnf i m readers neemttty Yoe, too, wfll snd Jfae Monitor Informative, with eompiete world oews , , and e eenv sary at yosr BOMS TOWN paper Utt ihlt eespes for 9pdsl Introdnetory btcrtetm I M I 1 I ft j 1 , 1 rXi Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 30, 1952 Description An account of the resource January 30, 1952 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 1952-01-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/501c09323f97e2e2782d37e31cfa9b11.pdf a50d353368efb11e4a08a69e8c4e33d7 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. i rti V y v si wi lJ tf r tiMsftnrfMMM i the Dispatch Wednesday, February 6 1952 JMUshuum Minor Sidney Phillip, mar of board of dfcectora oi Michigan State Pair has resigned Heis charged with accepting a 300 bribe from a conrfluijonjire J car sales is up again in this session oi the legislature It was twice beaten in previous sessions It is chang ed this time only levying a 3 percent specific tax on dealers and exempting sales by individ ucds Gov Williams is still said to be receptive to the viie pre, nomi uon National Committeeman Arthur Summerfieki is said to have iron ed out a revolt by Republican leg iskxtars, caused it is scad by his hostile attitude toward the candi dacy oi Auditor General John Martin lor United StatesSenator, State Txeas Brake has once again blasted the Little Hoover Commission which would take power away from the legislature and give it to the governor Prot Hoglund of Michigan State says it is possible to in crease otfBrproduction 10 percent Meat 8 md poultry and turkey production IS by better crop prac use Ford Motor Co war contracts total L8Q0Q00They will employ 40400 and use 11000,000 feet of poor space, Oil and, gas operators will drill 711 wells in 1952 compared to 74 in 1951 347 will be wildcat ind 366 undeveloped fields La3 yea 223 were successful 20 hit gas and 447 were dry holes The Michigan JnterHighway Commission has given Michigan State College 10,000 to start a ctover course This is the first Pptteoe to, have sucfe a course, e Mictuacm state senate has Wld a bill wfych would require Michigan St College and Vniverstry oi Michigan to televise all home sport contests if Local and sons, Lloyd, tended Farmers ing Thursday and wife spent Wilbur Coyle The Lester McAfee family were Sunday dinner guest at the GeM Maurer home m Jadcson Mrs Asher V ylie and Mrs Goldie Schaufie c tended a cancer meeting last Thursday at the home of Mrs Kauai in Brighton Mrs Lloyd rtendee with Mrs Reece Gudith as cohostess gave a stork shower at hear home Friday night for Mrs Edward Bow man at her home Albert Dinkel with Henrv Klefcot of Brighton ctended Fanners week a Mich n State College Wedenesday Lynn Headc Gale and Itei Day at EG U Louis C ylo Sunday c L home in h c Bert Berui m ud wife of Brighton were jiciy guests of Mr and Mrs lvi i,ed widgeMrs Flora Dai row spent Sunday with the W E Darrww lamiiy in j UnadillaAlbert Dinkel, Fred and Charles Ward attended Fanners Week at Mich State College Wednesday Gene Young of Dexter, former Pinckneyite caught a 65 lb saalhsh at Palm Beach Florida, last weefc and won an award from the West Palp Beach Fishin Club for catching the largest fishIt ieasured ft, 10 in and would have been longer if 4 inches of its bill had not been broken off Neil Baughn USN field hospital left SanDiego, Calif,last week for Korea The Mylo Kettler family of Jackson spent Sunday with Mrs Lydia Carr J4rs Alice Schoenhals has returned from St Joe hospital and is at the Thomas Ware home David Aberdeen spent the week ned at the Harold Fcdrchild home in Detroit Mrs Alta Meyer and Mrs Win Grade School New if r Church Notes , Marys Catholic Church Ifcclcney Michigan Bev Fr Albert J Schmitt Pa Sunday Masses Summers 630, 800 lteOO 11 0 a new boy to tty rSSf u , Sunday beJese 0Q Manr Ihe JOuaergaxen Thednaergarteu is making u stitcn puppei show on ine y eai iiiso scrap boos above ail Uieir pets MM Me pJLmex and Caroiy l Geer axe Hi We hope ttiey are fStoeSSiMO took soon uoXltoSi We welcome a new hnu t , i class His name Xhird Gxade Karl Burg was 9 years old Sat urday ,v Friday we taed about Presil dent t rankiin Roosevelts birthday and decided to make scrap books lor the chuaien in nospuvns wflv have polio We nad our pictures taken last Thursday Marjory Miller visited Miii Vandercook in Howel Saturday Carol Miller has made a fruit scrap book t We had our final shots Wednes day We are glad tney are over We are drawingpictures and writing Indian stories Fourth Grade News Saturday we went on the school bus to the Shrine Circus in Detroit leaving at 1030 Nine mothers Social Items P B P M Congregational Bev Donaia hrady pastor Thur Prayer meeting at parson age, 730, Mrs Brady leaderCon inmation class at church at same time Sat 130 Junior high confirmati ion class at parsonage Sun Brotherhood serviceSub jectLincolns Bible 10 ioreign stuaents ii om 6 countries will be our guests Sunday School 1130 Dinner at 115 Families are re qussied to bring dessert salad or vegetable Meat and potatoes fur nished Foreign guests will speak I dier dinner ANNOUNCEMENT y Mr and Mrs John Lundin n nounce the engagement3 cis Ldward Shenanson of oi Mr SeanedLSllVetHlld mJl ,, 4iil flvdL uJn 1 iuvmatwith MraJoU Wrrii u,ee The O E S will A , , lor is littlejikiyiood of legal fred Aberdeen were inMoifteJgovernor they saw Governor i MiQTairo D,4m Mondayatolff toattend a rf wcans and hd shoSH lQ MISTAKES GBAMD PARENTS xi f i F tse lga Miclildaij Wi farney general has ruled it unconstitutional in that it violates the state lottery law and is class legislation r only permitting certain groujM to sponsor bino The senate has already killed it and the house s expected to do the 9afne, There is sornf talk of putt ing it on the November ballot as a constitutional amendment i v nr ANWM OUE8T NIGHT Livingston Lodge No 76 held their 17th annual guest night at the schoo Saturday night with an attendance oi 250 Te menu ieat ured venison and some 35 lodge members worked most of the day preparing the banquet and serving it, ijje Invocation was given by Cna CampbelL chaplain Winston Baughn W M gave the welcome and introduced the toastmaster Francis Dodge De troit attorney Olin Robinson led the community singing The Hm ana and guests were, introduced Amenge notable were Glen Alt, Ann Arbor, Rex Sackett Detroit and Erwin Hendershot, Mon re, grand lodge cornmitteeexneri and Vivian Bichards MilanJect The musioal numbers were fingiiig by Glenn Allbright Fow iffviUe and the Elkair Four, a bar fcar SQP quartette tram Ann Ar Ur, , The stunt contest was an Indian rops trick in which 2 men tied together tried to get loose The Ckgttsmts were Judge Hiram Smfttt ftcete Erwinv Larry C hringer, oi nHhob Robin g , fiat AniJfjjfkl ipvee, Lvwiis Cook Dexter JWth and f win won Lanie VanSloxnBrook won tl 9 tion Monday night for an OES grand committee woman The C W Hooker family of Ann Arbor spent Saturday even ing at the J H Hooker home Mesdames Clifford VanHom, Douglas Smith Justin Stecker, R Strauss and EdGrendowai atattended a cancer meeting Tuesday at the home oi Mrs, leaner of Briahtan, J Mr and Mrs Ray Burns attend ed the funeral of Mrs Ed Hamel in Howell last week The pupils, o Unadilla school where Toe Burns taught give rum o farewell party Friday night He expects army induction Mrs Ella Newman of Ann Ar bor visited Mr and Mrs Ben White part of last week, Mr and Mrs Ray Burns enter tained the Jack Young Vincent Young and DConklin familes and Don Bums and wife at dinner Sun day in honor of Hele Youngs birthday, Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborn and Keith Bradbury and wife of Chelsea coifed on Mr and Mrs Jess Henry Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Boyer were Frank Boyer and family, George Helek and wife Ann Arbor and Lloyd Warner niusi oi an ivwyud iJUiv 630 We thanV Mr Bonner the tickets After being outt since Christma3 Fred Pawaizyk is back in schcox Larry Lambert has moved back too Ashville N C Rosetta is back after being out out a week ill Our sympathy to Babrara Mill ijren who is in St Joe hospital with a fractured skull We had viistors Friday, Monday Fifth Grade The 5th grade pupils where Mrs Rene Miller is teacher went to Lansing friday and saw both houses of the legislature in sess ion Through the courtesy oi Junior Dinkel, bodyguard lor the saw G , Williams and hcS shook hands with them ail We thank Mr Sprout for driving us Our arithmetic since we received th Winston Co We had visitors from Springport We made party hats for the vet erans at Percy Jones hospital Mrs, Sharps 5th graders visited us Thursday for a speldown W or making reports and charts on our tripseventh Grade Donna Basydlo and Richard Lawrence made new self control charts for the room iymsskwrth MrsIola HallMiss Vfolc Massey, asst hostess , 40OJunlqj choir practise eonior chai practise Mrs Wed 7a is improving hoipers from Ivlennonite Calvary Metmoatte Church ev hzra Beach Pastor S S Supt Walter Esdx Assistant Maurice Leinbach 4imo Worship 1000 bux day School 1100 Chiidiw a Hour t ij45 xoua Peoples Meeting 730 Uottor, Fellowship Sendee Wednesday 10 p m The Meunonite church will coll ect clothur for German reiuMAKE list of 10 major compliants pi holbglstsw educators, social worxers and parents have again st todays older generation appears in an interesting and in formative article,Mistakes Grand parents Make, in this Sundays Feb 10 issue of The American Weekly, exclusively with The Detroit Sunday Times All parents and, grandporents, also are urg fd to read the important mess age 4 The O E S will entertain the Masons, Stars and their families on Saturday Feb 9 at the U of M Fresh AirJamp at Patterson Lake Pot Luck dinner at 630 pm, brinq your own dishes and silver ware The O E, S, will furnish the milk, and coffeeAfter dinner there wlil be a program Singing by Rainbow Girls, Tap Dancing by Barbara Baughn Paticipation Pro gram, directed by Winifred Aberdeen Also dancing and card play If the weather is bad the party will be at the Masonic Tern pie Mildred Miller, W M Current Comment We do not question the sincerity oi rrosecuior Wiiiord Erwin wno is a personal tnend oi ours Put ii he succeeds in stamping out every vestige of gambling in ivingston county inciuOing bingo cuid car raffles he will have accomplished a miracle IHafiles have liourishea since time immemorial, in the old days they shot at live turkeys and the who shot the biros head off got the turkey The humane society stopped tnis and they shot at tar gets with turkies as prizes Later iiey played a card game in the saloons called keno with poultry as prizes This was usually dut ing the holidays An old German blacksmith neighbor of ourswa iucjy at this and usually got his holiday poultry by this method As to rarfles about everything un der the sun has been raffled including autoes horses, cattle pigs, homes farms etc and all are familiar with the Irish and English sweepstakes lotteries as most of the tidkets are sold in this country We understand the cleanup started because a cam mercial game started up in the countyIn these games an outside concern furnishes the prizes for a cut of the proceeds The prosprosecutor was asked to close it and his shutdown of all games of chance was his answer Stf YOUNG LADIES AUXILIARY The Young Ladies Auxiliary The 7th grade girls beat the 8th meet Tuesday, Ieb 12 with Pearl grade girls in basket ball Friday, j Madeson if the roads are bad The oral spelling bees have end j with Mrs Alma Chambers Sec, ed the winner for 2 weeks werg the Hot Rods Our project this month is selling seeds We get a third of the mon ey which we will save for our trip We divided int6 teams with Roberta Ackley and Ronald Darrow as captains We wonder who will win BASKET BALL NEWS Manchester took first place in Land O Lakes by beating Hart lana Friday Dexter is second then South Lyon, Brighton Pinck ney and Hartland Pinckney scored their lowest number of points this season as they iost to Brighton 43 to 19 in Brightons new gym Pinckney could not get them inBrighton led 28 to 8 at the half Lvanson got 22 points fr Brighton and Jrry Mrofka was high for Pinckney with 7 Al Mrofka and Jack Jeff reys usually high scorers for Pinckney could not ring the register at rll Brighton after losing 5 straight has won their last 3 gamesPinck noy won two straight and then lost the next 6 The legislature has already killed 53 Pills in its haste to clear the decks for the Feb 21 dead line Many of these bills are repeaters introduced each session and killed Among them was a bill calling a constitutional con vention, to repeal the property lien on old age assistance, abolish straight ticket voting, have minor parties nominate candidates at conventions, abolish the office at coroner, fix a minimum wage of 75c an hour and to legalize, bingo Now many of these bills were not introduced with the expectation that they would pass but be cause some legislator promised a person or group of persons to introduce them in order to get tneir yxftes Having introduced them they considered their part of the bargan performed and made little effort to get them enactedo P rward for having the most ts in a tie with several oth , n Hendershc4toioeispoke he youth problem and Mas His address was well red The meetina dosed with J a fttrjugGod Blesm America O Y joy CAtt OF THANK No Tvoide can express the rr mfaft whiahoame to from theAU,I received while I i in the hospital cA ABA Arbor 1 Jo haaw i wc femexnbereol h te Ladies Aid Ladies Atari LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Feb, l2Chelsea Past Masters Night Feb 15 EA DegreesFeb 20Howell Past Masters Night Feb 23 MM43egrees here SHOOTING STARS Is the name of the big musical stage play being presented bi V F W Post 7301 Pinckney on Feb 14 and 15 at the high school auditorium Dorothy Hurst professional dir ector from St Louis, Mo, is in PirtCKNEY KXNGSDAUGHTERS The Circle meets with MrsSadie Moran, Thur, 8, at 8 p m, with Mable Wkite asst hostess CUB SCOUT MEETING rments committeemen and all interested in reorganizing the Cub Scouts will meet at the Pinckney school Monday, Feb 11 at 800 p m Ted Gray Cubmaster BASKET BALL SCORES Ann Arbor 57, Lansing Sexton 43 University 43, Dundee 42 Flat Milan 30 Cement City 59 Grass Bock 44, Lincoln 36 Chelsea 39, PIE BAKING CONTEST In the County He Baking Con test at Howell Saturday, loyc Fordyce of Hartland was first ana , Kay Conely of Brighton second Mgr Holie in a Jane Nash of Pinckney was 5th There were 10 contestants MEET AT BRIGHTON The Livingston County Educa tion Conference meets at Brighton new gym Feb 8 starting at 930 am Dinner served at noon Since negro ball players became the vogue in tne big leag ues there has been much speculation as to why the Detroit Tigers never signed anyIn view of large negro population it would have seemea to be good business to do so This failure has caused the late Walter Briggs to be class as a lily white owner and condemed by the labor federation press interview FRAN A HOFER Frank A Hofer 62, died at his home in Dexter Saturday night from a heart attache He was the proprietors of an office supply and equipment business in Ann Arbor A prominent Mason, being past master of the Dexter Mason ic lodge and secretary at the time he died Also past patron of the 0 E 3 and a member of the Chapter Council and Knight Tern S lars in Ann ftvqr He leaves formation Is wife, a son 2ddughters and 5 stepchildren The funeral watf at the Dexter Masonic temple Tuesday afternoon, Fev Shepherd of ficiating Buried in Fairview Cemtery Ann Arbor witfc 4Washte naw Lodge 65, Dexter and the Knight Templars in chargey 30 Stockbridge 50, Dansville 49 Manchester 43, Hartland 30 Has lettt 71 Fowlerville 75 Dewitt 75 Byron 37Dexter 45South Lyon 33 Everett 43 Howell 33 Pinckney conducting rehearse Is f Lake 44 WUUamstonTo Leslie nightly Emmett Widmeyer,VFWl 30 StorVhriH commander says the show comes highly recomended as it has mot with success everywhere it has been presentedI The show, using local talent is and impersonation of TV broadcasts, featurinq Milton BerleKate SmithFred WaringFran AUisoon Roy Acuff, Jack Bailey and his Queen for a Day programDanc ing Chorus, Jubilee Singers and the climax of the show isthe Pretty Babies of Yesterdaypray ed by prominent men of ma community Also a Tiny Tot popularly contest for boys girs un der six Contact Emmett Widmey I er or Dorothy Hurst for further in MRS ELLA GRIFFIN Mr Ella Griffin, 62, died at the home of her daughter, MrsJames Dunn in Howell Thursday She leaves 12 children 7 daughters ancK5 sons Mrs Lewis Shirey of Pirickney is a daughter of the de ceased The funeral was at the Howell Presbyterian Church on Monday with burial in Lakeview Cemetery O E S NOTICE Regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 14 O E S Friday night, Feb 8 Initiation condemns this rumor He said Mr Briggs told him last year to sign negro players if he found any good enough He lays the lowly standings of the Tigers last year to the breefcup of the farm systems in World War EL He says Cleveland Brooklyn and the New York Giants managed to finish high by raiding the negro lea gues This source is now closed as the negro leagues folded after they lost their stars He admitted Mr Briggs did not take part in the bidding for negro stars vfywVrf4 ilev IVt McLucas Is in Grace IsMnllnl DttBOtt Earl and Erwin Mann of Detroit called on Gene Mann Tuesday Dr C J Towner attended the Mid Winter Dental convestion at Chicago Tueday and Wednesday He has also been granted a surance solicitors license NaroM Swarthout is home fronf SJoelWipita f HEALTH NEWS 213 children were immunized xrt Pinckney Elementary school an 30 by Dr Ray Duffy and 2 asaJstcntfB, 174 were vaccinated received booster shots, were Hfjen VanBlariiter, tthel Gustafson, and Jennie Dever project 1s sponsored bythe btty HeaJm Council and tece by the township SScfcHk VaeSlambrook, chairman ANTIGAMBUNG CRUSADE At a meeting of all the police heads of the county Howelf Fow lerville, Brighton and Pinckney chiefs being present as well as the sheriffs dept and representa tiv from the liquor control com mission at Howell Friday it was agreed to suppress all gambling in the county, incuding bingo, ctrr raffles, bank nights etc Prosecutor Erwin pointed out that the charters under which most churches lodges, veterans organizations operate do not authorize lotteries which leaves them liable to prosecution for vio letting the gambling act and pad locking and confiscation of weir property Solurday the first casual ity toofr place when Chief of Police LaMor ia of Brighton stopped the Amef icon Legion bingo game at BrighJ ton which has been operating there weekly for some ttnfeJt was due to compliants against mis by Avw u I the County Ministerial AssockrM marks of 1 ion and the Howell Qvic T r that the cHefcttp started ExPresident Hoovers nationwide hook up speech last week did not do very much to clear the foreign situation In fact it mudd led it worse than everlt was full with contradictions and unproved statements The commentators tore it to pieces Hoover would bring all G Is home at once from Europe and KoreaThen he would adopt MacArthurs planof bombin Manchuria and helping the Chinese Nationalists invade China and defeat the Commun ists Just how he would do this after taking all the G Ts home he does not say He would cut down on all wcq spending and the only forcesne would mbA to Europe or Asia would be plaae and battle ships This is iaflacyv No war can be won by pi and ships alone TWy o partftut takes the footsol to Jeatst ashore mop up and ltdbft atir the ao5s as they 4d Fiance to War It The a i rr J u m nBnSBVBKHSSBBv44SnMPaSBalntSB WTWvTjCk iw y fr jMfWjt jif v J, y j, fl I i y, ,,,1 ,x , W5 IkTF 3 THE PmCSNEY DISPATCH Wednesday February 1952 Any way yeu figure ft ,, are finest for ily use SH s fey N W Costs heate only pennies a day to operate on special water r rate Try it Youll like it i mi noke No flue Put it in the kitchen if on as can be Finest hot water service that money can buy Jurt install and forget it for years and years No charge for installation in most residences Go tleefric theres a wonderful difference fc TAUADDS WA the finest HEATEK WT, r mi EYOURDEA osfcrt an Detroit Edison i i AUCTION Harold Gates Plrre Howell WiO 2393 EAST Paul Gates Phone Howell 1010 GRAND RIVER My lease having expired and being unable to rent another Farm, I will sell at Public Auction at the place known as the Adam Sauer Farm, located TilREE miles west of Dexter on Island Lake Road to Dexter Town Hall Road, North to first place, or THREE miies South of North Territorial Road on Dexter Town Hall Road SATURDAY, FEB 9th Commn 30 P M Sharp juswtwe Tools Equipit lSl W P Allis Chalmers tractor, , lau lic rir,vs and Cultivator 1951 John Deere No 5 Power Mower, New 1951 Cao Power Control Disk, New 1951 CoOp Grain Drill with Fertilizer end Grass Seeder, New Cultivator for W C Allis Chalmers Tractor John Deere 16 Single Botton Plow John Deere 2 14 Plow McCormick Corn Binder 1948 CoOp onerow Corn Picker 1918 RuiMtired Wagon with Grain Box and t raw t 1 Rubhcrfi agon and Rack RodericJ , ceder Wards Manure Spreader Dunhn ,,R CulHpacker 4Seciii ruiinjjtooth Drar New Idea Tiny Loader, Push Type Wards SibDelivery Rake Rubber ed Wheelbarrow Oil Tank Heater Case Coi Planter with Fertilizer 300 reef May Rope, new Galvanized Stock Tank Electric Clippers, new Milking Equipment Hinman Double Unit Low Vacuum Milker, new CoOp firan Coocr, new 20 Milk Cans Double Wash Tanks Electric Water Heater Strainers, Pails, PaiJe 20 Hcd Folstein Cattb BANGS FRKE Hoistein Cow, 4 years old, due Jtee It HolRtein Cow, 4 years old, due Augtwt 15 Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due February 16 Holstein Heifer, 2 years old, due August 2t Holstein Cow, 6 years old, Fresh Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due July IS Holstein Cow, 6 years old, fresh Holstein Cow, 6 years old, Fresh Holstein Cow, 6 years old Fresh Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due May 17 Holstein Cow, 4 years old, fresh Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due April 9 Holstein Heifer, milking, due Augustl Holstein Cow, 4 years d, due February 1 Holstein Cow, 7 years otyi, Fresh HoTstein Cow, 4 years old due February 17 Holstein Heifer, milking, due September 1 Holstein Cow, 4 years oldxjue February 17 Holstein Cow, 3 v s old, due Mareh 1 Holstein Heifer, 2 months oW, due Auguat t Holstein Heifer, 18 months old, bred January I Holstein Heifer, 11 months ld Holstein Heifer, 10 months old Holstein Heifer, 6 months old Holstein Bull, 6 months old 2 Heifer Calves, 1 month old HOGS 20 rer Pitjs, welfht 85 1M poundi Hay, Grain, Cora 8 tone Mixed Hay, loot 100 Bales Wheat StrfcW 100 Bus Barter IT nsilaa in 14 JUfe 10 Rts Oats 700 CUes of Com KO JUNK TERMS OF SALE10 to 12 months time payable at First National Bank of Plymouth JAMES HALLMop , r I FLOYD KEI TTT Clerk and Cashier, First National Bank, Plymouth January 30 r v mt yWT c N5ijriborinjr lNotes Pvt Edwaid Lecoy Page of owIerviJle is reported wounded in action in Korea The Livingston County Press won 2nd place in the newspaper contest at the Mich Press confer, ence Th Lapeer Press was first In the contest for papers with 1500 circulation the Brighton Ar gus was 2nd and the Romoe Ob server first 425 grade children were immun ized at the Brighton school last week A new warrant has had to be issued for Elmer Chevalier charged with the murder of Frank Cline, Brighton merchant 2 years ago as there were no re cord or file of the case William English out on bail on the same charge has yet to be arrainged Joashim Cicrusnitser, 19, a displaced German boy has been adopted by the Brighton Rotary Club The Howell Home Dairy or Cooley Dairy which went banknipt will be sold at auction Feb, 7 by F E Barron, receiver under court order Born to Mr and Mrs Balph Ot well of Pettysville at McPhersoji hospital, Howell Jan 25 a son Born to Mrarid MrsMax Musch Dorothy Smith at Mcpherson hosoital Jan 26, a son John Rossiter supt of the Mich Molded Plastics has resigned from the Dexter village council In a letter he said his time is too valuable to belonq to a body, chosen bv influence and elected i without opposition Wmhtsnaw No 65 F A M of Dexter will work the MM degree 1 in Ann Arbor in February j The Washtenaw county road commission used 500 vcrrds of and and chloride on the roads there in January The Washtenaw Countv Veter5nary Assn are visitina the Hiff ent townships and vaccinating doqs for rabies to lea Ago iho uiennbrook Stock Farm will hold a cat tie ana norse saleul rfciJ ZliV bnator bymour Person has iuuoQuCou a aid to repeal the on passed in 1925 appiopnauiiy iu uixua a iu armarium owe Tuoa, Woif Thisr, fob, lK9, 7 Tyrone Power, Aim Blyth mj MQchoel Renis IXL NEVER FOBGET YOU la Tadlttlcolw Friday Saturday, Fb WtSTMOlE LAKE, MICH Sunday Monday, Fab 10, U Bob Hope m 2 Roles with Hs4y TY FAVOBJTE SPY FeoiurettejAmold the Benedict MTHE 8, I GIRL ON THE BRIDGE Hugo Haas Beverly Michaels Ptan JUNGLE OF CHANG Thrilling Scene Filmed m West Turn, WdL, Thar, Feb, 12, IS, 14 James Stewart Marlsne Distrtck NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY SunMoiLju,WaVFeblO,l 112,13 MsslM SuAday ttOO s m cansea 4 Pays 4 DAVID AND BATHSHEBA Is TThnkalaf wits Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward No Increase m Prices Comingijapanese War Bride Bright Victory, Double Dynamite Dexter Theater DsaslSf Michigan m HI Dick PowelL Peggy Dow la News Friday Saturday, Feb 1516 WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE fa Trjcaoicoloff Wait Disneys DUMBA fa Tacbsteola Avon Theater Micmqnn Friday Saturday Feb 8, 8 2 Great Pictures ROUGH RIVER A Super Western Starring Roy Calhoun Elgy Marshall and Pete Graves Ptas RED BADGE OF COURAGE Starrbiq Audie Murphy, Bill Maudlin Sun MOD, Tui,, Feb 10,1112 A Great 3 Day Musical Comedy AMERICAN m PARK wtth Gene KeUy, Leslie Carbn and Oscar Levant Certooa spottf Wed, tlrar,, Feb, 13 14 TOO YOUNG TOO KISS A Comedy Starring Van Johnson, June AUyson and Gig Young Mewi feat ComingBarefoot Mail Man Westward the Women Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan HOU,OUV at mm ACJJOI una instead spend Friday Saturday Feb 8 a similar canount on tne rioweil ouiutuiiain, ihe Micmgan legislature is con sidermy a capital punishment biii ihis issue carries a letter for ii Dy M i Kelly and one agaiisi it by T L Arnold iiUcius Wilson has just returned irom Oklahoma City where he spoKe beiore the board of com merce Dan VanSlambrook has been named County Club Champion tor 1926 and awarded a Michi gan State scholarship Born to W B Gardner and wife at the Finckney San Feb 7 a son Donald Heniietta Kelly underwent an operation at Detroit last week 5 car loads of Pinckney basfcet ball players and fans went to Saline Friday night to see Pinck play but owing to a date mixup there was no game Floyd Love has bought the Mar ion Center church, long closed,for 500 The Etetroit Edison Co has taken over the Milford lighting p3ii SUBMARINE COMMAND A Drama Starrtnv William Holden Nancy Olson William Bendix, Don Taylor Cattoet , Sunday Monday, Feb 10, U shows 710, 915 HONEYCMLE A Oood Comedy Stantna In Tecbnlcolof Judy Canova, Alan Halejr Eddie Foy JrCome omd Meet the Queen Cowboy cartoon Enchanted Island tundov Sbewa 1 Tuit Wed Thur Feb 12,1314 A PLACE IN THE SUN A Drama fttafita Montgomery CUttElisabeth Taylor shows 710, 918 Saver 6i5rfedofa and FWng Friday Saturday Fb 8 8 WHIRLWIND A Supet Weelera StaHine Gene Autrey Smiley Burnette Trouble in Laws Willie Hoppe Story, Bareiaoed Fkrt Foot and Drug Store FelliesSun Tue Feb 10, 12 THE FLYING MUSSLE navy submarine picture with Glenn Ford, Vivecal Undiors The OP018 Candid Mike News ComingAcross the Wide Missouri Lemon Drop Kid Walter Clark and wife and and Roy Clark Mrs G W aai and Edsel Meyer and family attendedi a birthday dinner Sunday at Howell for Emmett Cknj Also the Leo Clark family of Detroit Miss Alberta Dinkel, Levi LudtW Allien Dinkel and Audrey KletVot attended the hockey game in Detroit Sunday night Joe Clark and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mrs Nellie Clar Mrs Margaret Clark and child ren spent Sunday with theChco Clark laxnNv in GlHnra Richard Young USN is spendithe week at the Andrew Campbell home andinGregory Til MICHIGAN BELL TELE PHONE COMPANY Has Opening Now for Women BUSINESS orncE posmoNs and SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Expfisace Necessary Training Done on the Job Pleasant Surroundings Permanent Emplovmt Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OrTICB 323 E Wflshmataa SiAn 1 I Hospitals prov i 47 Years Ago I NEVER A CASE OF DIAPES H I i and Goyle Shirley went Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann Clare Mllkr and wile visited r ysf hospitaL Mestma in Brian Ypsjkmti Fridavwhere he was1 Married at Ypsilanti Feb 1, Miss Marion Bergin of Lakeland to Rex Burnett of Ann Arbor Married at the M E parsonage here, Jan 29 by jRbv Cope, E W Bush of Unadilla to Mrs Delia McDonald of Detroit Thomas Read is spending the week in Chattanooga, Term Born to Erwm Campbell and wife Feb 3rd a girl Melvin Wood of Gregory substituted for W H Clark at the de pot last week William Watkins has moved recently from the Sanford Rea son farm to the George Hinckley fa1, , , Born to E W Daniels and wife of North Lake Feb 2 a son Harrison Hadley has purchased the Hadley homestead in Una aula The members of the oast for th Maccabee play, A Womans Honor, here Feb 17 are as toll ows Mr and Mrs C W Brillina j erJerry Johnson,Lincoln Smith Bert Roche, Fred Campbell RayJ Kennedy, Jlhn TipladyTloree and Mae Moran Adm 25c and 15c For both pkry and dance 50c and 25c Tickets and seats on sale at Frank altars drug store m Mrand Mrs Alex Reid of Greg I I i J I 1 I I I I J I l Scientific MSB witfc thouundi of WMelmedially supervised bf man thin 100 hospitals tnd pedistrichosprove arm t i cue of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Btbf Oil, Powder and with Play fox V BABY OIL POWDER and CREAM I Creta arc comiitrmlyiDd cidasitsMted HAYTtX BABY OIL ssr 6 tin mpn tpothint Uoti tha rnihmtL 4 suvm BABY fOWs Uk4i it I I I 1 I BABYCAM J I BWBSeW ssss sjsssese 118 HM hmif MftSitYePAK SJ8JSJSSSSSJ Issjsw I I I oi were hosts to a rtd, V iffr ei i R7f, A w ,J iV y I The Peo Store K Groceries Dr goods t banned Good Gents Furniflings Lingeri Kennedys Gen Store Wednesday, February 6 1952 ftckeftMkfat En teed 2nd close matter at poeteiflot iv odowei StJnckneyJvUao Suioecripton Price gl50 per yeat Walter and Cyril Girard have gone to Arizona tor trie winter and closed their home at Lake land Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbitt t are now located at Lakeland, Florida Joe Jeffreys and Charles Brown go to Detroit for army examina uoo, on Feb 8 While getting his haircut in Roger Coirs barber shop last Thursday afternoon Ross iiinch ey suilexed a heart attuckJrRay Ourfy was called and latex Rosa was tqien home by his son,Har old J Ross Read attended the Lumber Deaieis convention at Grand Rap ids Tuesaay and Wednesday Tne Anarew ampbell family and Mrs Vivicm Ledwiago and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and MrsDonald bennett in Webb ervilie Sunday Andy and Mr Bennett attended the hockey game in Detroit Mr and Mrs Clare Miller and Mh and Mrs jack Young attendI ed the King Seeley dance Friday night at the Michigan UnionAnn Arbor Pvt Westly Palmer has been transferrd to ElPaso, Texas, in th army meat cutting division Don Griffith and family of Ann AID or spent Saturday night at the Joe Griffith home Mrs Don Swarthout and son, Don jr went to Detroit Saturday on the PincKnev school bus and saw the Shrine circus The Clare nee Culver family of Detroit called ut the Murray Knnn eay home Saturday Ambrose Kennedy and family Lloyd Hende and family and Gerry Eichman and family attend ed the,Shrine Ciicus in Detroit Sunday A 6 Wiliarr Whitley and wife of Ann Arbor were Saturday guests at th Ikimes Whitley home Sylvester Marr and wife and Mcible Kilmer called on Mrs Hattio Decker in Howell Sunday Herbert Chambers and Robert Coleman of Ann Arbor wore Sat urdw evening guests of Robert Ackley William Brash jr spent the week end with his parents He and his wife and 2 c hilar en are are living at Fockford, 1111 where I he is employed in a wrench fac toy George Webb was taken ill Frioav and taken to St Joe hospit al, Ann Arbor He had to have 2 blood transfusions Mrand Mrs, Henry Collins and daughter, Jean, of Ypsilanti called at the Dispatch office Saturday Mr and Mrs Floyd Fulford of Wayne were Saturday evening quests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller Miss Janet Feidler of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Ross Read home Mr and Mrs Robert Read call od at the James Brogan home in Lansing Sunday Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spent Sanday at the Lee Lavey home Howard Read writes from Phoea ir, flrizna he will be there the 2950 lackets now 1995 j balme of the month 23,85 lackets now 16,95 fhre rarloads of younq peopJJJ LOOK FOR THE CLOCK Al RUSH LiitE t WHEN IN NFD Of Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPKUOm COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COLOR WHITE PUWS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE HNGKNEY 157F11 John Eisele returned from StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor, last week and was around townC J Clinton and wife spent Sun day at the Ralph Clinton home in Lincoln Park Mr and Mrs Olin IFobinson at tended a reception for Clayton Lanier in Detroit Thursday at the Mich Bell bldg, honoring his 47 year service for the company Tne Wayne Carr family of Wall ed Lake spent the week end at the Roger Carr home Kevin Andrew McMacken spent I last week end with his grand 1 mother Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe TREAT YOUR TIRED FEET TO REAL j J FOOT COMFORT j Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL ANTHERI CITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER ViinH, Sfrng tot Try tef ujh ,jBjsAlrCutfloffMrttol Prottett fee walking, Qlvwit comfort ptnorvl MfvlwiSho hioe d ctfr fctof big MvJngt for yortttmtj ggSm dyjorvyouy 7 Save upto 200 a pair on Speciai Sale staring Jan 10, ending on Fob 15th 30 styles, Also Sensational Jacket Sale TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday STARTING SAT JAN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M Until Further Notice To Collect Taxes DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LORENZO MURPHY Putnam Township Treasurer KEEP YOUR BABY IN PIAYTEX PANTS v p YOU C2T hh lMMfvl reese fetH ffco MM m verb vfamvftiili YOV n e zvmrih tftSses nwphtily btstaSfrf t ywr Tef arftwi cyiMert el 5E1 US TODAY i siirmosi mi 13 Other Reductions Sale Closes February 9th went Howell high school Satur dav night to hear the evangelist, Walter Hnmcm ex Washington secret service man talfc Uab as Swarthoof Income Tax Service 0t EAST G1AND RIVER BrUOHTON, WOL Ann e un cement I Have Leased the Eisele or Pinck ney Body Shop and Am Pre ed to do AUTOMOBILE BUMPING AND PAINTING ALSO WELDING AND GLASS INSTALLING Robert Egler 140 WEST MAIN ST PINCKNEY, MICH Body Shop Phono 126 Home Phone 173F12 Choice Beet Quarters or Halvee sold at lowest prices Eliminate any inconven ience to yourself by giving us your order for any quantity We will proces or handle it for you any way you say, The Danlavey Food Loiker 6 s n i mi PLAYTEX BABY PANTS With Playtex pants the last barrier to your babys social success it removed I With Playtex pants there can be no embarrassing moments no mat ter whose lap ha chooses to sit on For Playtex is the really effective answer to the problem el keeping the little darling presentably dry Tbfil miraclematerial, creamy liquid latex is tissue thla, soft, cool, odorless, stainless, nonchaflnf and has an extraordinary stretch for extra comfort 79i and in addition Playtaz pant 1 Are seamless 2 Stretchy all over, therefore ftonrfmflnt, 3 Wont irritate babys akin 4 Can be boiled and washed without damage 5 Are uric acid proof Cool, soft, and howthey wttrt 7 Accurately fixed by babys weight small, medium, large and extra large Gift packaged MU and Phom Orders Pifleef Cory Drag itu t , A J Wiife Ttifi i ea fOiMMkWMwWk Srj m THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wsdasfday Pdbravy lUtt v , 3 I REGISTRATION VILLAGE ELECTION MONDAY, MARCH 10 1852 1 io che QaaMed Electors of trie THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM J3W oinciaiey County of BAY H DUFFY M Dl vj ou iiuie of Michigan 4 w u0U A tf v M 1 a W4J Mafi u 4 Ksifcriwd S4JI Ust Your Property wtfel GERALD ASOH Bxokw a u ortb icui 1 ,, , 4 J, m JWnckasy Mick Phone 13 8 Vviii upon ay c , 7 Phone IVUi fiepofeh to oaje oi any regain eiecuon or Plumbtag and HSa celorreaSLrne 2 Nrtaldam Are State 17 Lakffitoy i ceive tor registration the name oi 70 License hush Lafcr any person who possesses k the 935 Residence 814 HERB SNEED qufdiHcations of a an elector in by Appointments saia Village not already register Howell i Michigan ed who may apply to me person j ally for such registration Provid TSrLSt SSSS Phon m 7 ji Phones aVTwWSTlllc no names for regulation during jowall M Ahftan rflftrrnpp the time mtervening between the Real Estate, Irsurance, Brokerage rttfcG S JHsSHiL i THIRTIETH DAY before any reg City, Lake and Fan Property lftft xmt OPTOMETRIST ular, special or official primary, A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ay He well u Michiautf P IL SWARTKOU7 6 SON Funeral Homa Don C Swarthout Director Modern EquiDtnen Ambulance Service LAVET HAPDWAR El MrtfMIMjU From where I sit y Joe Marsh Erienced Hand Wanted Capny Millers back from visitire re ,wi vnd tells about a big snow Sxirm tiat knocked out the electric power for miles around Ivmually, the local power company was doing everything pos sible to restore service but folks pt uliig in and one woman gave tr m a pew twist I dont mind not having liV she grumbled, but Ive g 1 1 s in my barn and they p I J be milked by machine Nobody ar ind here knows how to milk a cow by hand any more From whert I sit, Its only too easy to forget how to do somethingeven r simple as milking a cowif we dont keep at it And that goes for practicing tolerrvice, too Likl forgetting our neighbor has a right to decide for himself whether or not to enjoy a tmprate glass of beer If we dont keep the other fellows point of view in mind were ll liable to get snowed under bv intolerance election and the day of such el I a Your gi6perty fflth Me I ection j Notice is hereby given that I EE LAVEY I will be at 379 West Main St in Gtf sfH foswarc FEBRUW 9,1952V ,, I The 30th Day proceeding said AlLC1 L j election as provided by Section farm Salw A Sowialitv j 15110 Michigan Election Laws BERT WtfLIE J from 8 00 a m unul 800 p m pkidmev 7BF2 the risaUon roll sviCE Repairs On All Makes Phone PtncUoy 14F3 OK C I TOWNEB 6044 Portaae take AoacL P Phcne Dexter 3eidence 611 oft al0t for 011 dnhwathing, whiff woihti, 9lrwt ihotnpoot, dtlghtfl bathing Gtmpltt daili HiU mmm 4ng rvtw water f fttwi to review register such qualified persons j who cry properly apply therefor j J In villages wheie the cleric does V not maint in an office she may signote certain days for registra 1 tion I will be at my home at 379 West Main St Sat, Feb 2 Wed Feb 9 Sat, Feb 9 from 800 am to 800 p m, to register voters j No person but an actual resident j of the village and entitled under i the Constitution to vote shall be entered Hn the registration re istration records e i j All the provisions relative to re j cristration in townships and cities t shall apply and be in force as to registration in villages SY ttttvutt Aiuuuun The Misses Alberta DinkeLAm anda DeBarr and Louise Ziegler were in Arm Aroor Saturday Charles Eisele and wile Fowlerville spent Sunday Mrs Emma Vollmer with , X A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TOALLW Pluisibing Stanley Oinkef H t f PERMUTIT WATER SOfTEMI Coss 43 IQU than prwof mvtomatk moduli FOR SALEr ton stoker, coal 6 Water Pump 25 Ward Stoker, complete, 2 thermostats and con trol box 2 5 169F3 Phone 358 HibYD HHTOJEF LNeitock HauLna Wjekly Trips Made To DWfi Gnorai Trzcklna Phone S4F14 Pinckaey Mb W H W WYUE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds Phone 136 Pinckney vfekvSftS PATCHTfen I Repcrin Mens Suits, Overcoats, Ladies Dreses silk crepe nd knitted Phone Brighton 5475 J 8090 West Grand Liver t Mrs Arthur Greenwood IFOR SALE Buildinq and two lots on West Main St Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson Property to settle estate Gerald Reason Adm FORSALEBlack Faille dieesixa 26 500 33 Unadilla St pone 82F2 125 Pearl St hUH SALL Uneter Wnite Boar Russell Bokros , FOR SALtA niege gabaicUi suitrnearly oew, 3ise 19 15 OaU 131F11 after 60 pp m WnOrThicks F6R SALrSteSrnTbolleflor heat , horns now hatching Our chicks fand Shehnq 3395 East M36, 3461 Classified Advs, FOR SALECoal stoker with two thermostats, control box every thing complete 4000 Call 16S9F3 after 400 p, m , FOR SALEWhite Leghorn Pullets, now laying200 each and White Mildred Ackley, Village Clerk Rocks 225 each Dated Jam 30, 1952 j F Pearce, phone 406 Dexter FOR SALE Baby Chicks, Barred and White Rocks N H Reds,Hy Lines and Large Type White Leg tching Our chicks S approved under Squire HatchervHoweliMich Phone Pinckney I Michigan State Pouultry Dept 1 Bob Squire Hatchery Powell Mi N WANTEDFARM LlbriNGK wt I 218 South Mich Avephone 305W 1 farm AUTOMATIC SAW rTUNC 75c FOR SALE Upright model Hoov mpspects SSu tontf er cleaner and a carpetsweep fSToSmSnV I both lor 1500 Telephone 159 m Mrs Skinner SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 305W HowelL GEQRGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 Pinckney Howell Road PHONE 71F11 DEPENDABLE Baby sitter to sit with children evenings and on Saturdays Call Lorn a Shirley Phone 146F3 or 221 West Main J LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 5EATED LINCOLN 11524 RIVBR DRIVE I I The splendid statue of th MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP Great Emancipator, in the main u,r , s chamber of the Lincoln Memor HiLAND LAA txvST SIDE ial in Washingion D C is admir each year by thousands of visiters It captures in stone some ot sec WHY SAVE Many unexpected things tan the rugged honesty humanity,and tor TI T inckneys happen such as illness, accident etc Savings softens these blows many families Open a Savings Account end add to it each pay davy boon emergencies will present no prob lem democracv that characterized th man of whom Stanton truly said Now he belongs to the aqes No banking business will be transacted on Lincolns birthday McPHERStgU BANK I All depo up to 10,000 In sured by owmemiSo in e Federal Dep53t InKrcnce Cor roraifaa tTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Under Fedefal Supervision QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service , Ml Member Federal Dpett Snsur once omofatton A Depostts red O to eiOOuu for each Depbtfto NOTICE SALE OF WBPLqS PROPERTY Sealed bids will be received by the Parks and Ztecreation Div ision,Department of Conservation at jts office 400 Bauch BldgLon sing 23 Michuatil 20Q p m EST, March 31952, for the below listed building on state owned lan4Sale No 152 Pinckney Recreation Area, former Goodband Property, in the NWH of Section 12 T I S R 3 E Lyndopi Iwp Washtenaw County Cement Silo 12 x 40 Request for information and proposal forms shoujd be mads to to the above address or to Ern et Bottke, Manager Pinckney Re creation Area, RFD No2Pinck ney, Michigan Th rigfct is reserved to reject any and all bids Lorna Shirleys name was left out from the list of those who took part in the pie baking contest her iast week ORDER 1 FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmers Feed Supply fto I S 47 V if lj J t i f JJS Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 06, 1952 Description An account of the resource February 06, 1952 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 1952-02-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/78847a188f1a0d7ce87b64639d59135e.pdf 7763592367a10e007d32a6ba404e4c78 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. v tS aH Wf m i IS n ncgkjnmwr tT JV 4 1 Valuing 68 The Ptadney Mtperfch Michigan Mirror At a recent press conference Loren Miller, head of the Little Wednesday February 13 1952 Hoover Commission appointed to reform Michigan government ana consolidate depts and eliminate useless ones asked that the gov ernor be given more power such, as the power to appoint aept heads State Treas Brake, attach ed this He said he had served under 7 governors and did not want domination by any gover nor Besides Michigan elects too many Democrat governors to suit him He scad the present ccm missions are composed oi members whose terms are staggered so that no governor can disrupt them He referred to the civil ser vice agriculture and conservedion committee Brake has always wanted to run for governor but the water is always too cold to suit him Lt Gov Vandenbergs entry in the race for governor this year is not relished by his Republican opponent Fred Alger who said he had hoped the Republicans would put up a united front this year, presumably behind him In a press release Mr Vandenberg scad1 have no personal fortune to spend for the governorship and anyway I do not believe it is for Bale This was a slap at Alger whose wealth will not hurt him in his campaign More bills have been killed in Characters TriOMPSOW GRIMES Social items JPturch Notes This man was a prominent citizen hti 11 pioneer aayb und coxae next horn iew loiji state, cabana IJO ana seams to naev been asoociaid wim iivin ivAaruV who wca me inst incimay mrchant, in looo ne vms running a geneii store unae me num ot i prunes 6 Co, Mr Maim a voung ins ume to thc mid ana copcer sac p which iooinea dur ing civil war daysm me seventies Mr Grimes tooic over me null and ran it under the name o Grimes jonnson me latter oeing t rank john son who married Liizuoeim bieproe, a giri bicuyni up hy Mr Grimes They sola cat m the eighties This was his last enter prize Alter this ho wa a capitalist and money lender rls nome vmm me place now occupied by Jr Ray Luayknown as thy Pinckney Sanitarium He was active Li pjbiic and socioilife, he joined no well hedge ido 38 F i lm ana then witnarew in 1855 with Dr haze, Furman Rose West Hinchey and others to form Livingston Lodge No 7b He was its first treasurer Other off ices he held were township treasurer and justice of the peace, in 1883 he was elected to the legislature and introduced a bill to m O E S 2AHTY Over 10U aueudua inu party given by the oo ioi m M, on at me uot ixiemi huUeisou Laice aatuiy ii A dinner was served at o Novtnna Devotions A oiG proa rum d W mined Aueoou was p H nat aiye snow jfi Marys Catholic Church Wackrey Michigan 1V Rev Fr Albert J Schmitt Pask Sunday Masses pi Summer b3U 600 IQJQQ 1130 Winter 800 d 1000 Grade School JNJWS i First Grade We expect to hnvu a Valentino party Most ot us will bring oo pr 0jiUnist ituei fcS l Ch puL on by o men woo won b nomer Amey hi the parucipatioii slat 0111 en peioiio icon, piay puitsJrrizeis weie given, inse taxing paa weie ivu ana has Orlond vvni slow, Mi and Mrs Oiin bui36n and rioyd r uhora Tne hamoovv Girls, Barbara i71iikrV Ann Shirky dcascon an iJauia Curiett sang ixabai tfauenn tap danced Dancmg was enjoyed wh wlare bvarthout cahing for hi square dances CMre ivhiior too pictures Card Jdayhig G p pang was also aailac i iv plfcavan evening was cnoa h p m Fridav evvidiina at 730 contesslonss Friday uiiur NoveoJKi Devotions Saturday 730 to 300 P M uadciy beicr SiQO Men Li J JjV RED CRC33 BLOCR ivas Doroiny Dince 1A haaman reporis 0b ua Oiood received iioi, ia, io were a u iv ne physicians Coiii ega tioual Bev Donald brady pastor Thar Laae na meet with Mrs j juo ijiOiaadonouostss hlancii j iiaum aia Laiu Duiow laayei meeting at Leilie y hone Conlifpiation iiiL ty ckjo j kou jaii r conlirmritinJ IVJG j v tcige Wa iiing , a r ochool 1 i oJ I ciiowahip , iasG , no rJagaaK,, iciHic b j Jimmie Shirey has ben aa,ent I a long time on account ot liueao f iixin iviciike ana jimmi j man vent to ioedo lasi we k j hmmiti saw j dq bots iuiiiia fi hay a new red pure njiiii head visita her gandpaliily bauay She suv iz pgs airi a kitten She numea he Kitten Ann, uitei her hicna, Ann iiein Lei i ost iui n v pen ml a under tha jr anuiruman one witn i UJ U Stcdm sent thev wo tcned to it 11 a ueLo Iaper last A h cieaianaea 6ttes wit iUviic ijo il w mo United onco from the ,, a Ltaaue ersjup jLii it v,a ana neeaj uxuied iSatione the letters uig imen , ni n a Ap vill as mm Wuiste ot tuna Previous uidiawel ol cdl an and Lurupe an, T i Li Ti thumb Susan vej to Vp of gran h V1 V C t Ombing 4GUiiuniui Li ige tne wili meet chon practise corporate Pinckney as a villaas committee by the legislatureAm j at being the ptocsc ong them the two fair employj Grimes was elected, as first vUiment bills, compulsory vehicle in age president here spection repeal hen law on oial Mr Grimes was twice married age pensioners property and to j His first wife was Ernily ivlann, a increase old age pensions frombdaughter of Alvhi Mann Aitj 60 to 75 a month, f her death he marrlea Mrs Flor December was a b9ionth for j Barbei o was much oun Ml A1 e ui tiai it ea, 0 vnjor fhoi praclitie isistea i irom Lansij ana o Mrs George ilc are thenMr I circe o khe cant largar t bvutho horn , i i rifiiilUte , CT s iVa j Supt, ii accident There we 3,691 injured and 121 1951 1646 wre kiL, accidents the highest sifceO0l when there were 2,U3 22000 civil service employ o was mthan hiuiself She survived ini tor many years and diedIriVi vifcrnia a few years agoiTGrifnes had two brothers, i rancis who died in early lrj and Scmuc who was a carriage maker Ino have received a raise Qfjfeiiiedijeftter owned the house now ocup 5 mth and o7 pffilimktoE crease in salary This will cost the stale 9,443529 POLITICAL FORUM The state library has received I A political icrum to discuss 233,32646 from 5 insurance com I presidential canaiaotes will r ponies for books and equipment j held at tho Howel iTebyieiint lost in the hre church Feb 20 from 2 to 4 p m A new journalism and publico All women inviLa County issue hfo iuai varmen t n n 0rieeo i KT, wj ilo i, t r, 1y 1 C LoiO c ana aaa, VJ V ai r 1 V v i i, V oio J anett, e PP Ii far11 j LJ ii i DiuQr an rn hu iviennomte Church SGC y astot Walter Esh ssistan Maurice Lubach liiT rshr I0uJ Tr Ur ocboc , , li 00 Vi, L r ,, 1145 vur,iv eopiec Mwanvi 7o it rllovijf Sece VoHneEday R00 p m, The Mpicrite church will coli eci ciij1 ior Gerrtn refu Jv, s mother uaaned tiee oh was unh rt joy e st ppea ooi taK jici has a oie to t b Ona t ,e We ore sir to Jos Oryihych who ha m biahti Denisj Mwot is ,t 11 cot ii ha y u acco m ot jlne Ciile ai,i Linaa b rh tt vjiiito ihca unc , Jake at St Johns on Suni h ajar p aighn viated her a iv ni iiitod Suna, d ivaia oocjysi w nt to Cwoss , Sat a,,ay rr JK Masi rz w rs n H wo Saru day Lara Kelenb rger vent to a aaiii, pauy in Munith Son ay y lioHi wont lo Beleviiie a that we sev , , uA with Great Britian dioua nernornoK moneyiho oiIn texpess 1 y wrote them a Unueu Nations tne ino,, ohecuve co oniiniiiusni ut t e Wiih th ,t iOo0i at then IS against pesent time o hsiiuj aid the op iht tn world would be mercy Incidently this country would not escape RUB a papers ar demanding that i we jve Ai isla io tneniThey s btamca by fraud ian czar whose re yimo vuj long go r pudiated i m ci H Trie achooi C ai nt tr O ,ii VV i n We rn Oo stick puppets to ill iuio it d hidiuqlio d 10 CiiUlt O j O t e t ncj ior last veci3 health esson , i Uur new uomnntte is Tom H h Hfhool nso,iiatin has tn achigan LIL uu into opp ano pioes ,rma rea c isohdation an election thei iit voted 48 to lo Utj oia COnsoi Lon At a second olocdon they voted 49 to I in u, OJU ycaj Mi 11 i j i conhyr otoa a movernen At Do J , nooi I l O cy mis tl Or OO i t ent Li LcnnG SOJI and ,6ai ahi ERNF CT r HOYT man no, batia a coato, 1 xOVOii her I v j ji Ja ia dan iia1 tion building may be built at Mich igan State College Since 1838 Michigan has spent 161,510 in bounties on wolpes Only 27 were taken last yearThe state predator research spec ialiat seryslhis is waste of money as wolves alway disappear be fore civilization and on this accounMhe wolf will never be a in Michigan will also be disaussec J o TERMINATION MEETING Due to lack of iniciect in tho Cub Scout meeting feodi another will be held Feb 18 at 7Q0 pm Ted Gray, Scoutmaster pa CONSERVATION DEPT NOTES v, Many pheasants have been jckea up m the ihumo disirict with broken necifs caused by coming in contact with wire ienc e or telephone cables Up to Feb 1 there were 830161 anglers in Michigan compared to 819702 a year ago 542 confiscated hides brought 1,86850 at the conservation sale at Lansing last wekMany state parks are open to skiing in the Ktnckney Haterloo, Milford and Oakland county areas Reports are wanted from hunt ers who did not get game as wei as from those who aid The convicts m the Chilson camp will be used for possible hie righting also Catfish are being planted in the lakes in some states and removed in others The new conservation barracks on the Lewis farm at Chilson are now in use They hous 45 convicts who work at state parks They are building a road at Bish op Lake now Fishing over the ice over bath ing beaches is prohibited as an glers have a tendency to drop beer bottles, tin cans and rubbish through the holes in the ice Northern lower peninsula water levels fell 11 of a ftin Ian but xre still at record level high Michigan and 13 other states in the south and north have form ed the Mississippi Flyaway Coun cil for better waterfowl management Illegal trapping arrests dropp edfrom 1124 in Nov to 197 in December Muskratmeat i frequently eold in the cine under th name of marsh rabbi, J Michfac4ra3i now yarded imafhmi tftopp LADIES AID MEETING Th Congi Laits Aid meet Feb 14 with Mis hene ihempson BASKET BALL SCOflES Ypsilanti 24, Rmulus 21 Mason 49, Howell 32 St Thomas 55 St Johns 51 VVeoberviile 47 Byro 41 Holt 88, Leslie 44 Okemus 56 Wiliiamston 47 Dansvillo 4y, 45 Haslett 57 Stockbnags 43 Fowlerviile 47,Milford 62,Holiy 33 Mich Center 54, Grass Lake 22 Chelsea 54, Flat Rock 30 Ann Arbor 29 Lansing Eastern 26 Morenci 33, Hudscn 21 Dewitt 69, Laingsberg 41 CITIZENS CAUCUS A Citizens Caucus will be Pinckney Fire Hall on Tuesday, February 19 1952 at 700 p mto place in nomination a village ticket and to transact such other business as may come before it Committee I Sh nJ Loren C Luo I ill Ji COUIh xi,, u ill Oii o to 111 OlJ ut, O , iO , last b ci tnem ai sn,rii , CpO il uric ia, Ole w,riouio ou , A, n, o ati, LO i once Gohunger, ant undersherh sua jtiu , t ti el He h s been in a rrevrcus tQ that oe wos i o ter Bassott who is 64 joinJ aept m 13,iJ Alter 4 yeors d poty ho rerved 10 yers unae sheriff Loicr b i sheriii Bciory that h played by the L1 1 Crcar oo H was a semipro base ban player an i thloh roicrco H honoied Pinckney s aate ciiarapionship football gams w , bmost L i yi uo vds killed iio 6azy mornincj when nowa1 uqntthi a sGnmxQtot,iL 1 tii j LO ivahg Co, CQifitbn where o opu iv years aqo he opor t ne PirnJcney mm hero wa o t iii tio L, crjuich ani a oi c ot i iiijiton Ljdco bui hS wiic a on r cnjn oi Pon I Lac and a aaajaier Mrs Helen oco crhoo ol i c urrSOh and sevj tui gjcndchachon J ho tuneral CirTou Congi church on r 0 h y Wyiie hastes iauvjlm, n thy Hejsonii A ii y nd Terr ooou iVMioseu and Kuye Wyie on i T 1 Grade iieni i ,vus 8 ye rs I Io J letter t KO Illli t OC W OoUjiio r to SCll Oi box for the w oi Ihe let ioi A Ol O iji iOlui 1,Smc 20 or mm tio ii jarma oo ived a with the cv r got 1 u ver to the o 1 vsuits result Bauhi n sch ol con s eiiucied re litivl c, c n to i ay uhemooiL T , L Ui as 10 ec cm LH aivi L iO i a ooi cho O uiv 3 re AJSIIUR DINSMOHE J I Ji J o JiO tn ritcn ,irt live i n vnu f one iV ichigan C i I I ,11 iiu Oil ii he u oiii 11 ill Oil i nos O Vl Villj ui ii c n, vvosy o Don acvioer, jvios hao1 W lace r iuiq ana eveal cjianu en Tno iunera w JS ot In iiout r ,nei i Home Wed JI oiiRcv Boohy on iatoo 1 vn iii in e y C mcto of J Vv O root, rJLS VvC lll na i i o io rn d J pu,pot oreIKjo 0 t i lUSt ihen io lor is be r a weeKs nhiessV h ii vio on hrea We niooo ,, stick puppet show J von, roo m 1 Svnmp u piay iftoe in cm o iecnnncj omit ciKnKje no eoiji ft cr ro ii ooicis la J vi o my 11 nee , Cn a News d ii niiow b x for j nui how i in The oretiKjo 010 o nr J row pi r 0 t jui tu tn sto 10, n wo K ml and tiicm WIOLI SI iio, ior 0 oil p t no C mo a OJ e piiej ,o mn ooi ou poora cook ho1, OiOylch has yono o Yyyi uiti V ie s rry to 1 se lorn Bnri fVonKn has r torn 1 school nt r lonoj out long ume rn 10 p nn 1 niij 11 Tn aw me 1 eve a goa mdcaUon a the people 1 vor 1 tl dats have s but not on eagerly I y rn as givm towi io piesiaen 1 rlii tiai nomination lhough the vote is not heuvy it is usuaiy a good m n, i 1 a, ai vno is the pre000 001110010 iichigon once Jl e , p, v,,j ontiul p ana y U was , in ,cjn too itgslaiuxe dur term ot Gov U S, Osborn n a i a y do sevet man t ur e o n iio v Bill Tcdt pressure nojMt v en OU 1, O 1 IJIUII, t , 01 110 i J m, i A Fifth Grade We have a now ommitte i ny lopeai 0 high school teams bo days Oi P Doyle at nr BAGXJCT BALL NEWS I I inCicne nut 0 tn r st aamoi w rk wr to 0 poem on ddon winch we to x to tli r SHOOTITVG STARS Is the name 01 tne big masicol stage play being presentn b V f W Post VoOl Tincnme, on Feb 14 and 15 at the higu scho d cruditorium Dorothy Hurst, profcssimi 1 dr ector from St Louis, Ma, in m Pinckney conducting renemis nightly Emmett WidmeyerVrvV 01 on 1 inme eson nue 0 i , iOiO to the ieag acjjeslcr tom o to , iy e e 50 J 11 g u t ay vr in ni n VviUi tor ri droha 1 n hcii n ehond ooh goi nj pomts io Pinckney s brother, Alb rl 17 1 iTmiut s to q , vdaiv h ,t r a 47 o 4d loadihon Jerr j got hot ana sc r d 3 tirms k oucoo n Brother A ed ni mnckne wan to 4oi3U Amen got the ho roar a er spirit 1 instu e Vv i to hod ur tall tWes with C0i od chdk on oiord paper Vvo lb nn sdomes Davs, U ,0 on i Kit hen ior helping on m trip Vvo are rn King indivihu il ppp t boxes and utumnq or mur als 0,, 1 , 0 Oil m , Ui to su convto, 0 is or the pass tno primary bilL won ihe primary but old gu na who nventnn refused t s by i llowing otner stats they H seveit carried i non iaft only 0 c state In tho ooii h r Hiram vahioiia n running ay 0 ooso veh in 1912 i i n 11 g 0 n p mi a y vote eiig ,u jog hes refus ha m tiie national S on alter the Mich0 ,n 0 jigan oniiiai vas lllf CUO UVvJ Sitii m 50 ior Manchest T an dunb commander says the show 0 mr, highly recomended as it has m ,t i thelength i the door to score for UNION CAUCUS with success everywhere it nas A Union Caucus will bei been presented be held at tne village fire hall in The siow, using local talent is j Pinckney on Tuesday February, and impcrsonaUon of TV orood 1 inom ana vm the gama H ati nd elummaied Dxter WcMro to us VVLihe i We Mrs, na j 7 visitor Wcdn dasoh is re so a ing Hiowoth practised Andr leu, on oe making a mor 1 Sharp is aching and us to 19 at 800 p m to nominate a vill casts, featuring Milton Boaed j SmithFred WaringFran Abioon Roy Acuff, Jack Bailey ana his Queen for a Day program,Dane ing Chorus, Jubilee Singers and on lit rae by beutmg her 48 dance 1 42 Tlv ma e 14 free throws Our now club dirers area res a, age tiet and to transact any other business that may come be fore itCommittee MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas Houghton, Fenton, 20 Mairlyn Joyce Cook, 18, Howell William Cox, 21, Brighton Lila Marie Ryan 18,HowellFred Lee 18 South Lyon, Phyllis Stair 18, Northvillet Richard Rudnicki 20, Fowlerviile Kathryn Shirmer, 19 Fowlerviile Sunday callers of the Don Swar thout home wer Mr and Mrs Jack Jobdell and Mrs Byce cf Howell Sunday visitors at the Albert Shirley home were Mr and Mrs KKennth Cirner of Saline, the Doyle Tpmfcleton family of Keego Harbor dnd Daryl Shirley and wfooiBtickLak John Bmg Viee presaatty idlmN ncy Silipiu Treas er n 113 ia the climax of the shew is pretty Babies of Yesterdr ed by prominent men of 3 community Also a Tiny Tot pop ulariy contest far boys ark un der six Contact Emmett Widmey Tho king is aoad long live tho roan The biq ivws lazt wee Jant Evers won the sudden death of King j Seventh Grade George, too VI of England Some Our Latin America bulletin papers cicv ted their entire front, board is becoming more color 1 nagc to it Many people cannot every day en ioStand the vonration with The seed sale which th pe pie of Lngland hoi , pd oneId recoord is as rrrrow t omi thr to royal famiiy They have Ihtle Sl370,oberta Achley team S1215 ce witn governing the nation, been stripped ago They are b T 40 Tt Ii r or Dorothy Hurst for fu th r in lowers havina formation om thm long liule more than figure hoaas b t ar one i fe traditions of nd of which the British an ro fond Tds chantrys claserfts THE BUSY HOTCFWIFnS BEAUTY PLAN HcmeTfakers your hoarevo tneFnal r1 and becruty care can go hana1 mhand Se picturod in hVs Sun days fFeb 17 isrn of Tho Am erican Veeklv, with Th Detroit lo iraat Bitian Is duo to the fact thcrt people from there settled this country and brouqht many oof thHr customr and institutions Tiie self entroi charts ar weav inq mgi spell in our room We entertain d our Lansing vis itor with a puppet show Thursday Several members plan to contra nte something outstanding this month Richard Lawrence has done the best so far repa led on that rot nough peo pie vole t m ,ko it w nhwnile die red reason was the bosses I vanl to i tree to horse trade and manipulate delegates at tthe I conventions j We have been taken to task by some i, a rocnt editorial in wined we s ud tins country was iounnea on war ii t was not j n t founded by the Revolutionary 1 war than ad historians are wrong Or catic sam it could have been f n ed without this war This cannot be proved ihe Christian Sci rmt Monitor in a recent ed hard ask ai you were aliva in 178 would you Wave signed tiie Declaration of Indepen enc This aocuement is tho cornerstone of our country, our Magna aharta To repudiate rt is to have yourself classed as a traitor or Benedict Arnold but bodea down it was nothing mor or less than a declaration f war on Groat Britian Sunday Times Sally Younqa 8 rmro including the English lansteps to take to help you tay crt cruaqe Despite two wars our ties tractive while doing vour houa Iwlfc Great Britian have always hold chores Get Sundays Detroft Time ,i LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Feb 15 EA DegreesFob 20Howell Past Masters n stronger than with any Ctrl Night countryv TK 23MM Degrt hao LICENSE PLATE SALES The County Clerks Office will remain open until 4 p m ecK Saturday during th balance Of February for the purpose of Isfttl ing License Plates vi John A Hagman County Claw 700 acres have tafcno2 the Oiisinp GcaU tag ad Jg will be stocked wftadeer aJef periments conducMfl o jP manydear bed Uvin that a ganin 1950 by cart r mtjtmmmmmiiMt tmxfCB Wednesday Tnmj It HgjT j IS, Tool Up for Spring Now Mtasy does it when yon hare ft good farm workshop powered by electricity Ob the Dean Ruggles farm near Marlette the workshop is used during the winter to get tools and equipment in apple pie condition for spring work in the fields In ihe summer, it helps speed machinery repairs when delay would be costly Tiie picture above shows Mr Ruggles using a portable electric farm welder to fix up his homemade wagon unloader You, too, will find a farm workshop ft real time and money saver With electricity supplying the muscle for saws, drills, grinders and welders, you can easily repair hardtoreplace equipment also build many laborsaving devices yourself Your Edison Farm Service Advisor will gladly help you plan a farm workshop that will more than pay its way all year long Call or write any Edison office it RcJdy Kilowatt says Wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor about it The Detroit Edison Company Harcld Gates Phone Howell 1010 2390 EAST ON Paul Gates Phone Howell 1010 GRAND JUYEB 4 Having decided to quit farming, we will sell alJ our pcjutonal iroperty at Public Auctir located 3 miles northeast of Dexter or 3 miles west of M2S ox North Territorial Road to Webster church Road then 2 miles south and Vi mile west at 5125 Farrell Road or take Territorial Road to Zeob Road then 2 miics south Yi mile east on Farrell Road WED FEB 20th 1130 OCLOCK BRANDONS LUNCH WAG01,, 32 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAERY COWS AND HEIFERS 32 floL Cow A yrs old fresh Dec 22 HoL Cow 4 yre old fresh Jan 16, ctlf by tide HoL Cow 4 yrs old fresh Dec 22, calf by tUe HoL Cow 5 yrs old fresh Jan 26, calf by siis HoL Cow 6 yrs old fresh, due April 18 Hoi Cow 5 yrs old fresh, doe April 2 HoL Cow 4 yrs old, fresh wHh calf Sr ow 3 y old freah d April S HoL Cow 3 yrs old freshened in Nor HoL Cow 3 yrs old freshened in NOT HoL Cow S yrs old fresh, due Oct 5th Registered HoL heifer 3 yrs old due May 23rd HoL heifer 8 yrs old dne April 16th Bangs Free Hoi heifer 2 yrs old due May 23 HoL heifer 2 yrs old due June 21 HoL heifer 2 yrs old due June 20 HoL heifer 16 yrs old due July 7th HoL heifer 16 yrs old due May 30 HoL heifer 15 yrs old due July lj Hoi heifer 15 yrs old due July 29 Hoi eircr 1 yrs old open 15 yrs old open catiing heifer Hoi heifer 6 months old Four feeder ealres M , FARM TOOLS 1950 diver 88 Tractor and 2 row mounted cultivators 151 Oliver 8 botttom plows on rubber 1150 4 section spring tooth drag 1949 John Deere corn planter with fertilizer 1850 John Deere 15 hole grain drill on rubber 1947 Oliver combine with pickup attachment 1980 Allis Chalmers field chopped with hay attachment and cutter bar 1959 AUia Chalmers bkower with 60 ft pipe 1951 New Holland chopper, power takeoff 1947 iHew Holland baler, tractor saw 1959 John Deere mower 1981 New Idem 4 bar side delivery rake 19f9 Jobs Deere manure spreader RsjMtertlred wagon, Msssey Harris doubts emltlsmeker I WsionsSesrs John Deere tad Ward with chopper boxes and canvas and eem oozes John Deere windrower, Cooperative doable disc, Oliver 2 bottom plows TnT on steel Miscellaneous Articles Lants Coulters, snow fence 2 electric fencers, dump trailer Superior bog feeder, gas tank James Way hot waterer2 2 farrowing house 2 special fanning mill Brooder stove, farrowing crate Loading chute 10 milk cans Hay, Grain and Corn 5 doors ensilage 20 ton chopped haj 800 on oats 25 bu barley 800 crates con HOGS 19 feeder shoats TERMS Six to nine month ga approved note payable at the First National g8kto Plymouth, Mich p mil Kaiser Kenneth Barr, Pi6 Nehoiftlg rofr ihe riowleu Hackney Hardwait cu ixsiiar nave purcnasea the Merkei a uage aiawcue inese una wul consolidate the 2 stares in March The Saline school disaictwith lb ox me 27 ouiiieing districts held a meeting recently to aiscuss consolidation Howell teater HOWELL JWJHliAr Hum Friday Satarday FhJ4,ks JAPANESE Wfi BRIDE ton Taylor, ShirWyl Yamaguchi Theater WmKr LATE MPL f rtdoy Setae Fob 18 18 WHEN WORLDS COIJJD7, Whip Wilson 1 NEVADA BADMEN WcdtDssneyi DUMBA4 fa Tirhlcilui Nagy Bros, oi Fenton were awarded the contract to ouila tne new road ttom Brighton to tne General Motor Proving Ground Their hid was 50,09211 men Were due tar induction into the army ren 113 ihey cue joe nurns, James burroughs, mcjcney Hoy McMichael Ham burg Wiliard Herman, Clyde waas Hoy Scott and Harold Mikasa Howell Kooert nail and Merwin Steinacker, Fowlervilie According to opinions punish ed in the Brighton Argus last week the prosecutors ban on bin go and rattles is not popular there James WenseL com of the Amercian Legion there said tho legion could never have put up its building without bingoAl Cole who is chairman of the firemens entertainment committee said a 4th of July celebration there this year would be impossible without a car raffle Mrs Belle Redmond former Bri ghon resident is 99 years oldMrand MrsEmmett Claih have purchased the Hoagland home at at Fleming and Brooks Sts in in Howell Sergt Wade McCook of Oak Grove is reported shot down in Korea He flew 16 successful miss ions in World War II There are a wife and 2 sonsWesly Reader of Pinckney is a cousin of his The new class of state police candidates at East Lansing num ber 50 Garth Meyer of Pinckney is one of them 500 people attended the dedica tion of thenew elementary school at Brighton last week All Brighton school teachers have signed a petition askinq for a 25CMa year raise They allege they are paid less than 3000 a year Supt Pepper has resigned as supt of the Briqhton school to 1 go to the OcT Park school Sunday, Monday, Feb, 17 U ttaJinee Suaday fcSfl 9 si Sunday, Monday, Feb, 0 18 DECISION BEFORE DAWN BRIGHT VICTORY with Arthur Kennedy Frank Sincrtri and Julia Adams Richard Bashart Gary Merrill Also Technicolor Feature land oi th tnbliB, Earth Tue, Wed Thurw Feb 19, 20,11, Jane RusselL Frank Sinatrl and Groucho Marx in DOUBLE DYNAMITE Featurette Cartoon BBBBUllBBBBllllBBBBlBBeBSSBllBBBBBlBBSSBBBBBBSllSSllBBBlV vBBB K ConungPandora and the Flying Dutchman Westward the Women Dexter Theater Deodar Michigan Friday Saturday, Feb 1516 2 Great Hifts 2 A Great Picture THE LOST CONTINENT Tue Wed ThuT Feb lY, lOJl, lames Mason, ATO Gcsdner to PANDORA AND TF FLYWa DUTCHMAN also HOME TOWN STORY V Jefrev Lynn Donald Crlsp Marble Reynolds, News Avon Theater SIQtihrwgtK roicnigoB Caesar Romero Hilary Brooks Chick Chandler Flos PYGMY ISLAND Starring Johnny WeJsmulkc Sunday, Monday, Feb, 17 18 THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN A Ceiady 8tawtq Robert CummingB Terry Moore and Jerome Courtkmd Cartnen jo fu8 WedTnurFel 19,20, 21, WESTWARD, THE WOMEN Robert Taylor Denis Darrel and Julie Bishop fcartoon news shorts ComingHere Comes the Groom Place in the Sun Friday Saturday Feb, IS 16 ACROSS THE wmE MISSOURI s TecKDceioe A Super Western Starrina Ckrrk Gable Richard Montalban Short Subject Latest Nevn Sunday, Tueeday, Feb, 17 19 LEJ40N DROP KUD1 A Comedy Starrlna Bob Hope Marilyn Maxwell ComlngMr 880 Saiurdays Hero 25 ieais Ago to oJ A project has been started buy the old opera house for community building Frank McQuillan, Jackson cloth ing merchant died ot St Joe hos pital last week He was the father oi Rev McQuillan of Pinckney The Congl Sunday School held a Valentine party at the church parlors Monday nightThe hoop race was won by George Snively and Steve VanHorn The whittling race by Cecil Hendee and Dan VanSlambrod The Scarecrow Trio of PH Swarthout, Mylo Kettler aiyi Stacy Hall sang several selections The supper wsa served by George Snively and William Brown Pinckney lost to Brighton last week at the Island Lake dance Hall 31 to 28 Swarthout got 15 points for Pinckney and Bergin 19 for Brighton, The Congl team lost to theGen Motors Proving Grounds 24 to 10 Edward Parker has moved into P H Swarthouts house on Mcrinj St from the Dinkel house I Mrs Tom Farley underwent a serious operation at the Pinckney i Sanitarium last we James Doyle and Elmer Glenr have auctions advertised in this issue Vern Locey prop of the Howell Theatre will open a bowling all ey there Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan Friday Saturday Fob, 15 16 RHUBARD A Good Comedy Sfamao Ray MillajOWan Stirling and Gene Lockkhart Cartoon t Sunday, Monday, Feb, 17 19 SILVER CITY Is TechnieoUf A Drama Siarrlna Yvonne DeCarloEdmond OBrien and R Arlen tuadoy Shews 3 j, 7, I Cartoon Pete Smith Newt Tue, Wed Thur, Feb Is, 2021, DETECTIVE STORY A Drama Staifpjf Kirk Douglas Eleanor Parker and William Bendir shows 715,915 Cartoon domingLone Star, Cross Roads Callaway Went Thataway COM P ANY Has Opening Wow for Women y BUSIHEtb OFFICE POSITIONS SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Experience Necessary Training Done on ihe Job Pleasant Surroundings Permanent Employment Good Wages EMPLOYMENT OFflCE 23 E Washington ftLAnn Art I Hospitals prov i NEVER A CASE OF DIAP TA3H j with Play tox BABY OIL POWDER 47 Years Ago The Howell Condensed Milk Cois taking in 100000 lbs of milk , a day They shipped 14 carloads oi canned mi last week The worst snow storm of the j season hit here lasH week All the I roads were blocked and no freight came all the week There was no mail Wednesday , The Young Mens Club held open house last Saturday Adrian j Lavey, Rex Read Floris Moran and Albert Bowen entertained at j boxing and Fred Read and Ernil Lambertson at wrestling j Mike Fitzsimmons is working at a barber shop in Adrian i Lucius E Wilson has been elecj ted president of the postal clerks j of Branch 16 Detroit i Mrs Bkx Jackson entertained , her Sunday school class of boys ot her home Monday night Surveyors have been working J In this section which revives the tumor of OB sssctrioioaQ from X I I f I I I and CREAM j I 1 I J Scientific tests with thousands of Dsblcf nedlctliy supervised by more than 100 hospitals and pedtttrJcfcnt prove never t case of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Bflby Oil, Powder sei Oeam are consistentlytad MAYffft SAIY Ott 1m 6timuwmtitbitU6lh thm tf tkm id ft 4 HAvnx SASY pewen it ttfk9 hmii bsortt, St ssfmf itolotomt, limit tirful pfifkll hmt I i i 941 i MAYflX SASY SfA is Imtiirkt fr pttHthB, sW s ui fnfee ceeje M see SJSJSJSM MiwessTYPAK f J4 TivT V Mi v v x XtfHT VVJJJ ytf TJ wv TOY TOT iPOPULAHTTY CONTEST For Boys and Gab Under 6 yrs Loving Cups and Other Prises Donated by Arnolds Jewellers, Ann Arbor Suttons Hardware Howell Yax Jewellers, Howell Rovins Jewellers Howell Freee Tkfceta to First 10 Children with complete list misspelled words on this page Bring copy of ad in wich it appears to Dorothy Hurst Under Personal Direction of Dorothy Hurst Cast f QUEEN FOR A DAY Prtset Donated by exter fcogw Star j 1aRoa Cafe and Bowl University Floral Shop i I B S SJio Store J A J, I Daaiel Jewelry by Pmckney V F W, tfflch Shireys Radio TV For the Best Deals in Sparion, MotorolAdrniraLZenh Sykmia and a A We Service What We SeH Ser eg Plnckney Mich Hockeys Service Mobile Products Philgas ant I jApplianees WRECKER AAAN4JIOE Open 8 At to 9 P M Pmckney Phone 145 Michigan I MHLTON BERLE KATE SMITH FRED WARING FRAN ALLISON JACK BAILEY ROY A6UFF GEORGE ASCHENBRWNER JUDY ASCHENBRENNEH JOHNNY ROSSITER JANE WIDMAYER BOB DARROW AARON IHtRTY SALLY DOYLE i JOANNE WHEATLEY AND MANY OTHERS AS DAN0WG CHORUS GIRLS BABIBS AND SPECIALTY JUBILEE SINGERS PRETTY Please Patronise Merchants Ad vertised on this Page Benefit ef the Gfeh Nous Fund Jerry Gainsley Service Me Engle Jewels Winkelhouse Floral Company Piockney General Store Horn Killed Meats, Groceries Vegttablee, Froren Foods Basement Department Store Phone 140 Jugs Inn Beer Wine Good Food 5850 HowellPinckney Road Phone Howell 1535 RU Comphmentsoi VANS GULF SERVICE Hackney, Michigan THE LAVEY HARDWARE AND INSURANCE WENS MARATHON SERVICE Pmckney, Michigan CLARTS GROCERY Plnckneye Fmett Food Store Pheen 51 ANCHOR INN Beer Wine Liquor Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Michigan Compliments of PINGSTON GULF SERVICE Dexter Michigan CORYS DflUG STORE Phone WFI Pmckney Miehigan McPHERSON STATE BANK Over 85 Yean ef Seme Banking Member ef F D I C Hewell Miehlg Compliments oi XBtMr GENMAL STORE Plnelmey Miehigan Compliments of SNEDICORS HOW1LL CLEANBIf Phone 832 Howell WAGNERS GROCERY Beer and Wine te Take Out Phone 705 Hewell Phene 70551 Howell i j Compliments of WIDMAYER T V SERVICE DEPARTMENT Howell, Michigan HILAND LAKE GROGGY Phone Deader 9181 Dwey Steoea, Prop Portage Lake White Front Market Meats, Fruits anr Puitesti Mchigom ABNEY FROZEN FOOD SeKVICE Phene Pmckney 128F3 6025 PinckneyHowell Rd Pinckney Michigan i tmlm SEE HOWELL GREEN HOUSE GO 721 Michigan Phone 336 Flowers lor All Oceaslons HowelL Michigan Compliments ef FERDS PLACE CGtrge end bene Loggias SINCLAIR Superfkxme Fuel Oils Vkk Kohsman Dfst Mgr Phone Hewell 517 W FARMERS FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Gold Seal Feeds Pet Dog Ration Coal Feed Seed Pinckney, Michigan Compliment of MCLAUGHLIN OIL COMPAQ Phone 2331 Dexter Michigan KATCHIES RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meale Pinckney, Michigan Phone 8105 Deirier Mtchlgan FST NATIONAL BANK WHEELERS STORE Portage Lake Is Howell Under Federei Supervision Member el D L C HOWLETT HARDWARE Gregory Michigan General Electric Appliance Plumbmg Farm Implements HACENEY HAjRDWARE Dexter Michigan THOMAS READ SONS Lumber and BuUding SuppMes Row Boats Phone 57 Pmckney, Mfafc JlMM Presentedby WK WPost 7301 e Vew t SitJH , , i r rv4 , MisejAiBejBkiieisiieMeM ur,FnFebI4 9 GeslsiieiiilMmW j 1 I I I I ,v ft mrH rtT THE HNQDfCY DDISPATCH JAN0AIY BWtyW 1W1 x ttuadoy January 17, IM2 pfonrWij JiiBiinij 14 lttt Board met, ro U called, quorum present The minutes of yesterAdjourned meeting oi the Board ol Supervisors tor the County days session were load and approved oi Livingston, convened at their Roam in toe Court Home in the By the Clerk City oi Howell and upon roll coil by the Clerk a quorum was TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GENTLEMEN found to be present GALLEY ONESUPR I hare the hxor herewith to submit my annual report iox the year ending December 31, 1951 Criminal Cases iiled 16 Civil Cases filed 74 Cnancery Cases filed 44 91 m Wxtedar, tmm 19 HIS Dec OADisbursements during year Social Welfare ClneslrVntkm Hospitalisation 4J273787S Choi Co iiaepttahsation 3,33518 Liens 10QY Vh Charge Not allowable by State 6000 Total 225 Notary Publics hied and recorded 71 Physiciana recorded 2 Nurses recorded 3 Assumed Names recorded and tiled 62 Marriage Licenses issued 194 Delinquent Tax Receipts tiled 2274 Redemption Certificates recorded 192 Births reported and tiled 440 Deaths reported and filed , 347 Declarations of Intention filed 10 Si X A resolution from the Township Board oi Hamburg Township, appointing Char lee I Bennett as Supervisor of the lownau was read to the Board to succeed J Arthur Shehan, deceased Moved by Row and supported by Dinkei that Charlee I Chancery Divorce Cases tiled Bennett, ol Hamburg TownehX be seated as a Member oi this Board and that he assume me duties on the several Committee previously held by Mr Shehan Upon motion of Dinkei which was duly supported by Haack Board adjourned until 130 pm Ahexnoon Session Mr Adrian deBoom State Representative appeared beloi fceSfeaTd andaave a short review ot some of the legislation pending in theegislature pertaining and affecting County Gov ernment JJ Moved by Leith and supported by Smith, that the Detroit Edison Company be given the right and the authority to set the necessary poles for their line on Church St north of the County Petitions for Naturalisation filed 10 Detention Home at a distance not to exceed seven 7 feet Carried No of Petitioners admitted to Citizenship 10 Supr Ross presented the following resolution and moved its Articles of Association recorded and filed 15 adoption which was duly supported by Supr Bennett Dated January 11, 1952 J Arthur Shehan, a member of this Board of Supervisors, pas Respectfully Submitted John A Hagman, County Clerk, sed away on December 2, 1951 He had served a a member Moved by Glen nand supported by Smith, that the iep6rt of oi this board at different times for sixteen years He represented the County Clerk, be accepted, adopted and placed on file, the township of Hamburg wnere he was born aad where he Carried, had lived all his life His continual return to office throughout the years showed the respect aiiu confidence and esteen in Moved by Ross and supported by Raddatz that the County which he was held by the people oi his township He was Treasurer be instructed and authorized to pay the premium on trustworthy and honest and sincere in all his deeds and actions, the Short Term Tax Bone when bill for same is presented for As a member of this board he not only represented his town payment Carried, ship but also the county of Livingston in an honorable and efficient manner Being well versed in county matters he was an Supr Sutton presented the following Resolution and moved invaluabl member of any committee on which he srved Of a iu adoption which was duly supported by Supr Smith modest and kindly disposition he was loved and respected by all who knew him In ius passing, this board recognies the loss WHEREAS, The Social Security Act has been so amended by4 it has sustained and desires to place in its minutes a record oi its me Congress of the United States as to permit political subdivisions appreciation and respect of the several states to extend to their employees and officers THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Supervisors fa6 benefits of Old Age and Survivors Insurance, and of Livingston County has heard with profound sorrow oi the death oi J Arthur Shehan, late a supervisor from the township of Hamburg FURTHER RESOLVED, That this board does extend to the family of the deceased its sympathy over the loss oi a good hus band and father 30,78393 Dec 61Infirmary Classification Salaries 3,00965 Food 6,29879 Fuel 1,04384 Clothing and Bedding 73517 Medical 29571 Infirmary Supplies 1,33875 Eldg Maintenance 2W56 Equipment Repairs 28681 Telephone Lights Transportation Insurance iaxesWinchell Subscription , 16716 58902 9837 15110 738 750 Dec 31, 1951 Bakmce to fund DRAIN FUND an 1 1951Balance in ruuu Cretui transfers Total Creaits Disbursements 30,9707 Debit Transfers 1,42545 Total Debits 32,39622 Dec 31, 1951balance in Fund INHERITANCE TAX FUND Receipts Disbursements 26,88684 STATE TAX FUND Jan 1, 1951 Balance in Fund Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 983L3 Debit Transfers 1,00586 iujMii 9JHHM J9M 34,30 b A7M i J1,G79S 26,88664 58605 2,1531 8,018791 Total Debits 1,88939 14,24081 Dec 31Administration Classification Remuneration 4,85500 Travel 22832 Office Supplies I 11399 t Telephone and Postage 30825 j Ins, Bonds, and Dues 3797 Equipment Repairs 375 5S4728 50,57202 Dec 31Cash Balance 59073 Dec 31Accounts Payable U of M Hospital 1,27904 Dec 31Accounts Receivable Macomb County 4800 Monroe County 5589 Wayne County 27916 Jan LIVINGSTON COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL WELFARE DIRECT RELIEF FINANCIAL SHEET January 1, 1951 thru December 31, 1951 1, 1951Cash Balance on Hand , 1,92876 State Allocations 1 5 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the governing body of Livingston County Michigan hereby elects coverage under he Old Age and Survivors Insuranceas provided by Act No 205, Public Acts of 1951 Livingston Co Allocations and DeliqTaxTransfers10,74767 RefundsOther Counties 4,23662 Refunds Clients 1,46150 Refunds Brighton Township 35431 RefundsGenoa Township 11717 RefundsGreenOak Township 43559 RefundsHowell iCty 1,60886 RefundsMarion Township , 9004 WHEREAS, The Michigan Legislature in regular session enacted Public Act No 205 to enable political subdivisions to secure coverabe under the Old Age and Survivors Insurance provisions of Title H of the Federal Security Act as amended, ,and WHEREAS, An agreement has been entered into betwen FURTHER RESOLVED, That, as a mark oi respect to the the State of Michigan and the Federal Security Administrator i6c 31ReceipDuringYear memory of the deceased, the business of the board be now sus to extend the benefits of the federal Old Age and Survivors fended to enable his associates to pay tribute to his high charac Insurance system to employes of the state or any political sub ter and distinguished public service division thereof, FURTHER RESOLVED, That the clerk record this resolution in the minutes of the meeting and transmit a copy thereof to the family of the deceased After remarks by Judge Hiram R Smith and several Members of the Board it was moved by Supr Dinkei and supported by Supr Catrell that in Honor and Memory ol J Arthur Shehan, fi n FURTHER RES0IVED That John A Hagman, Clerk, be Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 93Q, am and he g hereby authonzed and directed on behalf of Livingston Countersigned John A Hagman, County Clerk County Michigan to nter into agreement with the department for Approved Archie Kingsley, Chairman extenBion of ,he beaeiiia undex we u Qi the SociaJ Security Tuesday January 15, 1952 Act 8ubject to iho pr0viaionsi oi Sec 8 of Act 205, Public acts Dec 31Funds Available during year Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes oi yes oi ig5 terdays session were read and approved Moved by Raddatz and supported by Berry, that the motion BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the proper fiscal officers be, passed by this Board on October 10, 1951, appointing Garland and they aie, hereby authorised to make all required payments Elliott, as a Member ot the County Social Welfare Board, be into the Contribution Fund established by the said Enabling Act amended to read the effective date of the appointment shall and to establish such system of payroll deductions from the become effective November 1, 1951 instead of January 1, 1852 salaries of employees and officers os may be necessary to their Dr J J Hendren President of the Fowlerville Agricultural coverage under said Old Age and Survivors Insurance system Society appeared before the Board and gave an oral report of the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the proper officials of the Society relative to th payment of 4H Club premiums paid by political subdivision do ail things necessary to the continued the Society and asked for an appropriation to assist in the implementation of said system payment ol the same Moved by Berry and supported by Catrell that this Board IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That any funds payable to the appropriate a sum not to exceed 200000 to the Fowlerville County oi Livingston from any department of the State of Michigan Agricultural Society to be used for 4H Club and Future Farmers he withheld by said department and transferred to the State Employes Retirement Board to be used in the payment of 37905 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund DELINQUENT TAX FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Receipts i Total Credits Debit Transfers 63,61405 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND Receipts Disbursements 680,78057 TEACHERS INSTITUTE FUND Jan 1, 1951 Balance in Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements 12380 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund TOWNSHIP FUND Jan 1, 3 951 Balance in Fund Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 26,64129 Dec 31, 1951Bajance in Fund CITY VILLAGE FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Credit Transfers 6,02934 51950 63,61405 64,13355 51950 9680,76057 222il 12801 35107 22727 1,65726 26,97634 2631601 1,99232 831432 i2,06S63 8,10000 Total Credits Disbursements Dec 31, 1151 Balance in Fund ESCHEATS FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements Debit Transfers 12,06296 12,80035 J 83759 4,08703 10, J 4,0S8l 3,58354 3615 27,151,76 29,08052 Dec 31Disbursements During Year Direct Relief Classification Cash Food Fuel S 8,43640 , 6,86796 1,26074 Clothing 41279 Medical Ftenf 2,34894 88600 Other Counties 2,64765 Burial 60000 Board and Caro 81456 Dental Household 6900 2000 pitiuums for the ensuing year Carried Upon motion of Sutton which was duly supported by Clark, Board adjourned untii 130 pm Aftersoon Session Supr Gordon oi Ihe Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed am recommended OB appear by numbers C3856C3860 inclusive Upon motion of Conine which was duly supported by Dinkei, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am Countersigned John A, Hagman, Clerk Approved Archie Kingsley, Chairman Wednesday, January 16 1952 Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Leith and supported by Glenn that the west portion oi the parking lot on the south side oi Clinton Street through the Court House grounds be marked as a private Parking Lot for the use of County Employees until the April Session of fills Board Carried Moved by Sutton and supported by Raddats that the Chairman of this Board appoint a Committee, to be known as a Social Security Committee to investigate Social Security for County Employees and report to the Board their findings and recommendations Carried Committee appointed by the Chairman Supr3 Sutton, Dinkei and Leith Supr Ross presented the follow J Vlution and moved its tion which was duly supported by Sup Leth Be It Resolved That a trunrer be made from the General Fund the Drain Fund, in the amount of 20000 to be credited to the Gregory County at large Drain in Unadilla Township Signed Henry T Ross, Stanley Dinkei, W B, Clark, Drain Com Carried Supr Sutton presented the following Resolution and moved its adoption which was duly supported by Supr Gartrell Your Detention Home Committee recommends that the Sheriff be allowed fifty 50c cents per meal for the care at prisoners confined in the County Detention Home Signed Charles H Sutton, Henry T Ross, Charles Xelley, Com Resolution carried Moved by Catrell and supported by Smith, that the Chairman of this Board appoint a Committee of three Members together with partJni himself to attend the Annual Meeting ol the Stats Association of Supervisors to be held in Lansing on January 2425 and 26 Carried Supr Glen of the Civil Claims Committee presented hills to the Board which were allowed as reccommended as appear by numbers C3B613866 inclusive Supr Gartrell of the Cfcrll Claims Committee preeented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers C38673872 inclusive Upon motion of Glen which was duly supported by Stelnacker, Board adjourned until 130 pm Afternoon Session Supr Gordon of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bins to A Board which were allowed at recommended a appear faf numbers C38743883 Inclusive Upon motion of Dinkei which was duly supported by Wiggins, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am Approved Archie Xinasley, Chatomcm Job A, 24,36404 any default on the part ol County of Livingston in accordance Dec 31Cash Balance with paragraph Vc oi the contract between the State of Michigan and County oi Livingston The following positions are hereby designated as those which are to be excludednone For the purpose of carrying out the provisions of Title II, Sec 218 of the Federal Social Security Act and amendments Total Debits 3,61969 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund CEMETERY TRUST FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Receipts Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 6209 Dec 31, 1951Balance fit Fund REVOlVING DRAIN FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 4,08359 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund TAX COLLECTION FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in fhnd Receipts 47tsi6 6,ijuJ 3ojo C2GS 6,5168 6 1,, 3,b 59 ft ,45 5741 Dec 31Accounts Recelavle Due from other counties 3 52324 Dec 31Accounts Payable 0S Orders 3,26112 The Livingston County Board of Social Welfare Commission thereof the agreement ntered into between the State Agency h Dector wish t0 lhank the Coiulty Committee and the with th approval of the AttorneyGeneral and the Social Security Members of the Board for their cooperation during the past year Total Credits Debit Transfers 255,52963 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund TAX REDEMPTION FUND Jan 1, 1951 Balance in Fund Receipts if 25b, 26 1 SlJwV 28 79 07 i 371 S2 Administrator is made a part of this Resolution and shall be termed as an agreement between this political subdivision and the State Agency and shall become a part of the agreement or modification of the agreement between the State and the Social Security Administrator Cecil Bohm, DirectorSupervisor Charles Itsell, Chairman PThomae Howlett, Member G W Elliott, Member supported by Glenn, that the financial Total Credits Moved by Dinkei This Resolution shall be in full force and effect upon passage report of the Social Welfaro Department be accepted, adopted and approval, for ail intents and purposes, except that active cmd placed on file Carried, coverage shall begin on the 1st day of October, 1951 Carried Supr Smith of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills SuPr Gartre11 of Civil aaim Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended and as appear e Board which w6re allowed a Panted d s appear by Numbers C388SC3893 inclusiv bY Numbers C3933C3937 inclusive Supr Glenn ol the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to Debit Transfers Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund MAY TAX SALE FUND Receipts Debit Transfers LAW LIBRARY FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Credit Transfers 3,76132 33164 the Board, which were allowed as presented and as appear by Numbers C3894C3901 inclusive Supr Gartrell of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended and a appear by Numbers C3924C3928 inclusive Chairman Kingsley appointed Supr Catrell 1o act as temporary chairman during his absence Total Credits Disbursements Moved by Gartrell, supported by Glenn, that the Social Security period for County Employees be retroactive to October Dec 31, 1951 Balance in Fund 1, 1951 Carried DOG TAX FUND By the Clerk Jan i, 1951Fund Overdrawn To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Receipts Gentlemen Disbursements I have the honor, herewith, to submit my annual financial c 31, 1951Balance in Fund 36250 2,35308 4,98990 Chairman Kingsley appointed Suprs Redinger, Conine, and rePrt for 6 Y001 ading, December 31, 1951 Raddats as delegates to attend the annual meeting of the State Association of Supervisors at Lansing January 24, 25 and 26 Upon motion of Smith, supported by Conine, the Board adjourned until 130 pm Afternoon Session Supr Gartrell of the Per Diem Committee presented the payroll of the several Supervisors for attendance at the November and January sessions of the Board, which was allowed a presented By Cecil Bohm, Welfare Director of the Social Wlfare De GENERAL FUND Jan 1, 1951 Fund Overdrawn 23,33852 Receipts Credit transfers Total Credits Disbursements 161,65647 Dec 31, 1951Balance In Fund Debit Transfers 51,71325 COURT TRUST FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Receipts 13,46330 239,41347 iij 037 e 2TJ597 5000 j87 62337 d7j73 S 4478 7004 1,4418 Total Credits Disbursements 252 876 77 ec Balance in Fund SOCIAL WELFARE FUND Jan 1, 1951Balance in Fund Receipts Credit Transfers 19,05935 28630 3 uoilJt , z 05254 244760 10,20341 38,51154 To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, County of Livingston, we present forthwith the Financial Sheets and detailed reports Dec 31, 1951 of the Livingston Co Department of Social Welfare LIVINGSTON COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WELFARE FINANCIAL SHEET JAANUARY 1, 1851 thru DECEMBER 31 1951 Jan 1, 1951 Cash balance on hand 2,44780 December 31 Receipts during year County Allocations and Deliq Tax Transfers 38,51154 Client RefundsHospital Cases , 4,43169 RefundOther Co Hospital 2,42185 RehindInflnnary Client 2,95452 RefundsOther Co Infirmary 33205 Btundsintomary Telephone 6330 Total Debits 213,36972 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund LIBRARY FUND Tan 1, 1951 Balance in Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements 9 Debtt Transfers 8,49834 75000 16,16853 2,08985 10,64370 12,73355 Total Credits Disbursements Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund DIRECT RELIEF FUND Jan 1, 1951 Balance in Fund Receipts Credit Transfers 50,57202 24,36404 Total Debits S 9,24834 4 HtTSTn deck waflable during year 4871495 61,16275 Dec 31, 1951Balance in Fund COUNTY ROAD FOND Jan 1, 1951Balance In Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements 1364,4041 Total Credits Disbursements Dec, 31, 1951Balance in Fund CRIPPLED CHILDREN FUND Jan 1, 1952Balance in Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements 45405 STATE LAND AUCTION SALE FUND 411,5466 DC, 31 1951Balance in Fund TAX REVERTED LAND FUND DM 01 leelBakmce to Fund I 3,46621 t 20,90719 390,64747 Jtr 51 1627V, S907ti 1,92878 164040 10,74767 29,08052 l 47164 j 1 11630 j 62406 74035 5,38164 S TMt, tf j i, L 1M1 Credit TraMlM Total CrodU BO1OBO to fnad COUNTY Jo 1, lttlBolaaco i Receipts Total Credit Disbursements Doe 31, 1951Balaace ia SALES TAX Receipts Disbursemoats COUNTY Jaa 1, 1951Balance ia F Receipts Total Credits Disbursements Dec 31, 1951Balance in F Doc 31,151Balaace in TOWNSHIP C Receipts Disbursements v STATE HJQ Receipts Disbursements COUNTY W 1 1951Balance ia F Receipts J Total Credits Disbursements Doc 31, 1951Balance ia CLA G Abstract Office Telephone County Extension Office Clerk Clerk4H Postage Stationery and Office S Telephone and Teleg Freight and Express Travel Expense Furniture and Fixtures Rent Supplies Miscellaneous r Appropriations Michigan Childrens A Apiary Inspection East Michigan Tourist 4H Club Future Fa Saginaw Valley Plat County Infirmary Christ r r Board of Supervisors Postage Printing and Binding Payroll Special Committees Publ Board Proceedin Asociation Dues Rent Bonds and Insurance Insurance on Building Compensation City Township Tr Circuit Court Commisioner Salary Bond Stationery and Office Telephone and Tel Circall Court Postage Court Stenographe i ranscripts Printing and Bin K3tionery and Jiephone and T Troight and Exp tness Fees or Fees I or Meals i Jical Examin 1 omey Fees 1 Vpy D ing Jurora Canly Clerk Sc i S Deputy Pc ,0 Trin , and Binding Sta v y and Teep e and Te Frcij, and Express Trcv ponse fur and Fixhur Cek Lire Krntr nci of v County Treaturer Salary Salary Deputy Postage Irinting c a Biadin Stationery and Off Telephone and Tel Freight and Travel Expense Furniture and Maintenance of Bond Rent Safety Extra Clerk Hire sssU V v, rirfr teJflB 1 Erosion II Poor Soil ment Methods lor soil erosion usuali poor soil management washing of the land 4 D Baver, formerly State Agronomy Dethe question, How erosion he said, we phrased the query ter question would be is popr soil managelanagement, he said, ple than soil erosion le on level lands as and hilly areas Good fcnt on the rolling lands than erosion control, lanagement, he said, to good farm mando not put grass on a Ea anagement Causes Like This, m control erosion or ltryside look green there to make feed produce milk that a better boy or girL it that gbd soil mansstore exhausted land rop production He he Ohio Agricultural Ration at Wooster, JS of surface soil was lpbverished land By Igemeht, the subsoils as brought above the io At Raleigh, N , rly was dean of tne lege, land that could bushels of corn per jed into pasture The and fertilized with potash Nowxthe lecture yields digestible a lent to 92 bushels of Can Help Meet Call More Grain J bigger grain crops asizes the need for fertilizer supplies the Middle West it Committee, in a t rain are reported jrtion to the riumisls to be fed, says ers will need more pr increasing num lers will be asked luction fort that yields of, rain can be ta per cent above in most areas Igement methods pf fertilizer, its recommend of fertilizer phosphate and is in the fall ig with nitrogen Adding a full lportant where ags are to be lering fertilizer now in view of ituation Short Iphate have m Says aeeat ever, bat erep, eae tkat fa seaiens of year ears Defense Bends, grew This thePayrel yea lank beads, the 0 more to will sjr S IhWt rin,w h v2S WW vXy1 rv i M THE PINCKNEY DDISPATCH Wednesday, February 13 1952 X v v The Peopl Stor Groceries Dry goads Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furnishngs Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store ED teed matter at postoiflce Act of March 6, 1877 i wojjbwell StJtnrimoy MVh Sphecriptlrm Price 150 per yoca Born to Robert Vedder and wiisJan31, a daughter, Mary Dianne The William Plummer house at Anderson on M36 caught fire from an oil stove late Monday af ternoon and was badly dameged Pinckney and Gregory fire depts went out The new Pinckney tank truck made its first runThe Bert or Sylvester Harris iarm has been soia to loe Smiin ers oi Mivinaaie Mrand MrsBruce VanBlaricum jr arid Mr ana Mrs Kenneth riusseil and family were Sunday guebts ol Mr ana Mrs rtoy Cos gray Sunday guests at the Louis She han home were the Gene Shehan family of Ann Aibor, the Gerald Gerald Bauer family of Brighton and Janet Lundin The James Whitley family spent Sunday at the Harold McKenzie home in Detroit John McGuire and family were also there The Arthur Shehan home on M36E damaged by fire is being torn down A new house will be will be built The Winston Baughn family spent Sunday at the Frank ClaiTt home at Milford LOOK FOR THE CLOCK v AT BOTSH UUCB r WHEN IN NEED O Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings BEPAWING A 8PIOAIJTT COMPLETE UNE OF FUTURES, COLOBft WRITE PUS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER iMSjniM ONE PfNCKNET 1S7FU The Mich Bell Public Pay Station has been moved from the ulf Oil Station to the north side of the town hall Mrs Lester McAfee7and daugh Mr and Mrs Ben White called ters were in Detrol last week Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERI CTTE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons 1 PHONE 2681 DEXTER at the Frank White home ioHow ell Sunday Clement Thorpe and wife of De troit called on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sundav Mrs Florence Baughn attended an OES reception last week at Monroe with Mesdames Ala Mey er and Winifred AberdeenFhilgotToppan Modl Vf43 SjMVMfiit NittsaiTappan Rang ff Cemplatsly Initated five CyUfttfws of PKlflM Regular Pries 00000 TOTAL 100000 ALL THREE FOR ONLY HRlct 209 fr A C r NOW O F F E,RA 1 , fcAil YOU OIT big fctoutiful rang featuring th latet rim and work Mvtaf ofvtnlncM YOU OIT flU evtomotk Phltgcu tyittm ompltty Inttalltd at your TOO OIT two yttan of hflget t no xtr SEE US TODAY J Hockev Swartfutu Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan call j ed at the L C Lavey home Suni day Mr agd Mrs, Merwin Camp boil iaailyotrendca the James nail auction Saturday, ihe Hails oving to the Ferris farm in on township they bought Benhaxri and wife oi bngh ere Sunday guests at the Darrow home Clifford Miller, daughter, a, Donnalee Swarthout and Thayer were in Ann Arbor Y Dorothy Meabon Boyer entpwn, Va visited at the ge Meabon home last week Lamb and wife of Martin at the Tom Ware home rday liam Lamb underwent a operation at St Joe hospit n Arbor, Thursday Farrell and wife of Or chard Lake and the Edsel Meyer family of Ypsilanti called at the i W H Meyer home Sunday The Ray Burns, Don Burns Jack Young and Louis Coyle families attended a farewell party Sunday at the D Conklin home in Pontiac for Joe Burns Sunday guests at the John Mc Donnell home were Mr and Mrs Fred Teans and Mr and Mrs James Noble of Detroit David Aberdeen spent Friday in Albion J The Mylo Kettler family of Jack son spent Sunday with Mrs Ly Cafir J Olin Robinson and Jacp Hann ett went to St Joe hospial, Ann Ar bor and gave blood for George ve butit Webb to replace that taken from u Miss Mary Wylie was absent from her duties in Cory Drug Store last week due to illness T Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor were Saturday callers at the Frank Aberdeen homoe Mrs Alta Meyer spent the week end at the Wm Lamb home in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs John Boyer were Sunday guests at the Peter Straig er home in Ypsilanti Mesdames John Boyer Reece Gudith and Earl Lange attended a party Saturday for Mrs Lee Hurd on M 36 E Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel and Mr and Mrs John Boyer attended the Farm Bureau banquet Thurs a the coops in Howell Mrs Goldie Schaufle, MrsJohn Boyer and Mrs Lucile Wylie attended the educational confer, ence in Brighton Friday T AXNOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday STARTING SAT 7AN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 400 P M J4 Untu Furuw Notice To Collect Taxes DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE L OttNZOMURPHY Pubuan Tovmshlp Treasurer KEEP YOUR BABY IN PkAYTEX PANTS MrsLlod Hendee and son were in Holt last week Miss Audrey Klekot of Brighton spent Sundoy at the Albert Dink el home The Gerry Eichman family were Sunday guests of the Gerald Kennedy home in Howell Mrs Edna Sptars and Jack Sheldon have gone to Florida Carl Bidwell and family oof Brighton spent Sunday at the Ben White home Pvt Donald Clark writes from Korea he is getting along fine is pretty cold He has a secretarial job with theaif liSf instead was in , VWx Co and child The Bill Bcraqhn family spent mg at the Earl Baughn homeSunday n the franklin JV ttoweU are visiting the Volney Teeple Born to Wesley Umstead and family at Serult St Marie wife Feb 7a sonWayne Richard Dan Driver andfer The Kenneth Klave famUy have called at the Edward Spears gone to Floorida I home Sunday m Income Tax Service 401 EAST GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON, MICa PHONE 331 v MBS McLUCAS M Choice Beef Why go out oi town to buy your meat when you can gel choice cuts here and aave te difference We also sell quarters at roxnak able Low Prises See our Weekend Specials The Dunlavey Food Lotker Hackney, ta U JfLLuJiU mm a T,v rTrt, Ml PLAYTEX BABY PANTS With Playtex pants the last banter to your btbjft social success Is removedt With Playtat ptfiti there can be no embarrasting moments 00 ms ter whose lap ha chooses to sit on For Playtas is the really effective answer to tha problem ol keeping the little darling presentaMy dry Thfe miracle material, creamy liquid latex, steBetfefafc soft, cool, odorless, stainless, ftoncnafiafc and bat an extraordinary stretch for extra eootet 79 and in addition Pkytat prtt 1 Are teamleti 2 Stretchy all over, therefore aoft MiMWnt 3 Wont irritate babya sWa, 4 Can be boiled and weabedtsAeUt damage 5 Are uric add proof, 6 Cool, toft, and hov they earl v 7 Accurately lised by babyi welatjt large and exta large CHft packaged V Mm and Phom Orrfere FBI Cory Druf ftot m it m i ataai m sV WmWtW Local INotei Vt a Britta Brash is attending the Beauticians convention in Detroit Peb ia 11, 12 Miss Janet Feidler of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Rose Read home M The Robert Read family were Sunday quests at the Arthur Bullis home in GregoryGreichen Tasch is expected bacfc this week after several weeks in Florida with the Cy ALee tan ily Leroy Bleach of Lansing called j at the Roger Can home Sunday Bob Carr was home Wed and Thur PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE FlNCKNEY SANITARIUM BAY M DUFFY M D Michigan J Dairy 1100 A M to 20o P M , Except Wednesdays Moovlues Fri SaU 7 to 8 p m DB, G Q, McCLUSKEY Denjji 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell t Michigan HERJTSNEHD 207 E Grand River HEAL ESTATE Farms, Homes Lake jtopertis and Business Cyirftfftiinififf List Your Property with Me GERALD AON Broker 4 0 d worm Pearl Pinckney, MlchA Phonel 3 3 Phone 15FU RepoiriaQk MY,,ON j HUGHES Plumbing and Heauxxa Stale 8717 LakftsUe Driv License Rush Lak Phone 183 Howell J TV i v, ,, ym n Real Estate, Irsuranc Brokerage vol base at Norfolk Va,Sunday Speciality after spending a week here j AX your Proportv With Me The Ona Campbell family spent the week end at th Carl Lentz home in Lansing j LEE LAV2Y Geratr LAVEU HADWAR Final Clearance ON ALL Ladies ari Childrens Weor Irsurarce jploue 59F3 Pinckaey, Mich Robert Read and wife were in , c 6 N E E R j Detroit Saturday night j f arm Sals A Speciality Floyd Fulford and wife, Wayne callea at the Clifford Miller home , Saturday PH SWARTHOUT 6 SOW Funeral home fion C Sswarihoul, Director Modern Equipment mvr Ambulaoca Service MTchk Phon39 4 Pinckney MirK FRED C 5E1CKHOFF ar, OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Rivet Av He well Michi Phore 358 Residence 61 UOYD HKNDEF Livestock HauLna Weekly Trips Mude To Dtrcfc Gneraj Trickinq Prone 84F14 Plnckn, Mir ,, , IAD2 HOSIERS149 Value Now for 119 30 Percent Off fNlOY SOFT WATIR 5v OVAJ QQ J zu BERT VW M Phone Pkickney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD hhmr Repairs On Ail Makes Phone Pmci ney 154F3 Ort C J TOWNER Dentist Dan Drive and wife of Dexter 1 called on Mrs Margaret Clark and iamiiy Sunday Jack Clark spent the week end at the Easel Meyer home in Ypsi k1, J x u D 6044 Portage Lake Road, Pvet Mr and Mrs Harry Pigeon, ci phc Dwl9r mi Flint called on Mrs Mary lX last Wednesday H WJVYLIE NOTARY , Insurance and Bonds Phone 136 Pinckney WEAViftS PAYCH ITTSENJ ravice Mns Suits, Overooaft Dieses silk crepe and Hotf SPECIALS BOYS TOM 3AWYER FLANNEL SHIRTS 193 and 250 Value Now for 169 DURING SALE ONL1 HURRY HURRY HURRY LADIES HOUSE LOESSES 9293 339 398 Value NOW FOh 169 CLOSING OUT DENTONS SLEEPERS Now at 98c Laklund Oress Shop Hav quick tvdimf toff wottr ft otl iiwathinf, WhrtM ihompot, ectlfhtM bathing Gt tmptH dtkriU MI Hjb Mh 4n MW WMMM wattr ihti PEN FROM 9 A M TO 9 P Mllft Wier, Mrs Siebert M THE SALE ENDS FEBRUARY Phone Brightoon 75066 29 A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Pluobing Water Sysettfts etc Stanley Dinkel PERMUTIT WATER SOfTtMII Coss 43 ess laen prwot vfemaic mcdU HkUtnn ihe Edsal Meyer famiy of Ypsi Classified AdvS, ianti called at the Walter Clark OR SALErCoal stoker with two and W H Meyer homes Sunday, thermostats, control brx everyPat Jeffreys oof the Bay City thing complete 4000 Call 1669F3 state police is having a wetk s after4j00 pLm vacation v R K Elliot has returned from FOR SALEWhite Leghorn Pullets, Lansing where he worked several now laying200 each and White weeks for the state police, direct Roda 225 each traffic eaice Pne 406 Dextor W H Clark96, In a convalea FOR SALh3oby Chicks Barred, cnt home in Fowlerville suiiered and whll3 Rockg N R RedSiHy a bad falHast week and is in Je3 Qnd Lafge Type white Leg poor condition horns now hatching Our chicks, Mr and Mrs Tom Howe and i chicks OTe u S approved under f Pat Jeffreys and Margaret Widj Michigan State Pouultry Dept myer attended the ice revue ini gquire Hatchery,HowellMich Detroit Sunday George Bradley and Repairs J Ladies v knitted Phon Brighton 5475 8090 West Grand f fiver Mrs Arthur Greenwood FOR SALE Whipping cream from IB Eangs tested accredited accredited herd Phone 69F2 VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALE ALFALFA liAY Lester McAfee, 4H5 M36 East FOR SALE Buildinq and two lots on West Main St Pinckney known as the Stewart Anderson Property n setae estate x Gerald Reason Adnu FOR SAiEBlack Faille dresssize 26 V, 600 333 UnadiUa St Pone 82F2 125earlSt FOR SALE Cnester WhiteBoar Russell Bokros , of E wile Flint spent Sunday with S Swarthout Mrs Eouglas Plumi ana children are visitinc OWahonicJ Mrs Ross Read eutertained ner bridge club Tuesday 218 South Mich Avephone 305W Hoov WANTEDFARM UbTUGS, w FOR SALE Upright model Hoov Let us help you sell our farm er cleaner and a carpet sweaper, have more prospects than farm both lor 1500 Telephone 15 U HAROLD CRANDAJH Mrs Skinner GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PlnckneyHowell Road PHONE 71F11 DEPENDABLEBaby sitter to sit with children evenings and on Saturdays Call Lorna Shirley Phone 146F3 or 221 West Main FOR SALE Three piece bedroom suit in good conditon Edwrrd Kenny Rush Lake Phone 157F5 Pincfcney FOR SALE Seven Piece bedroom suite in qood condition Phone 184F5 after 430 p WANTEDCarpenter work of all kinds Ted Singer phone 45F3 AUTOMATIC SAW rTLWG 75c SERVICE WHILE YOU WAlt ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 305W HowelL VOrTSALl tonstoker, coal C Water Pump 25 Ward Stoker, compete 2 taermostats ana con trol box o Phone Pukctaiev 169F3 FOOD SIlHlf Meats Fruit ALITY Groceries Vegetables fish Market Prices Courteous Service I LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 11524 RIVER DRIVE MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP fllLANP LAfr nT SIDg WHY SAVfi Many unexpected things can happen such as illness, accidents etc Savings softens these blows tor many families Open a Savings Account and add to it each pay dayy boon emergencies will present no proo lem McPHERON StBANF All deposits up to 10,000 Insured bv csr membership in the redwal DssJt Insurande i poratkWL THE F1RJST NATIONAL B HeweiL Mich, Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur cmce CorporatiorL All peposlts Insured to 10UUU for each Depoftlte NOTICE SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY Sealed bids will bs received by the Parks and iecreation Div isicn,Department oi Conservation, at its olfice 400 Bauch BldgLan, smg 23 Michuntil 200 p m ESsTMarches 1952, for the below listed building on state owned load Sale No 12 Pinckney Recreation Area, former Goodband Property, in the NWi of Section 12 T I S, R 3 E Lyndon Twp Washtenaw County Cement Silo 12 x 40 Request for information and proposal forms should be mads to to the above address or to Ern et Eottke, Manager Pinckney Re creation Area, RFD No2Pinck ney, Michigan The right is reserved to reject cny and all bids fiMmissEait, ii i fetsS di IV yf mm I Vt , r lnH Krkmaihip aad tft e sriO BtfBv e , CALL ATTOUR CONVBtNlENCE ia 1 hoot or place of business No oblitaiioml QM card Today for Free Detnonstrr Uonl Soye upto 2,00 a palron Special Sale starting leaL 10 m Feb 15th 30 styles, oTf Jacket Sale 2W0 Jackets now 19,95 185 Jackets now 1835 Chick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmer Feed Supply c, 9, i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 13, 1952 Description An account of the resource February 13, 1952 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 1952-02-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d547f654740765ab497a81d4cc6c2673.pdf 3b58cff6554145aa9ed5acc99850de17 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 v5sf 7 Dispav Volume 68 Wednesday, February 20, 1952 Michigan Mirror j uilCuartwt Dedication , v f Th March term of court opens lCUItaiiUU Michigan began revertebraing last wee to sound oi Lisenhower drums as his campaign for pre, 2J chancery and ident swung into high, it is under M the direction oi Arthur Van denberg jr Eisenhower committees are being organized all over the There is much speculation as to whether Eisenhower will return to the statesCommentators give him little chance against Tatt if he does not Others say if Tait is not nominated on the first ballot Gen MacArthur will be nominated opens March j On the docket are 3 criminal A jury cases 9 non 33 vorce cases The dedication cf the new Pinck ney Elementary school on M36W will be held on Sunday February Church Notes Catholic 8t Morf Catholic Church Ptaaroey Michigan oi7 om TeTT VC f I Hew Fr Albeit J Schmitt Pastor The ciiminial cases are Ernest 4 tom 200 to 600 p m The pub I Sunday Masses Hebeshiue, embeazVnent,George I ij invited The program is as , Summer 630, 800, 10s0a llW Uuucshan, negligent homicide toUcw Winter 800 lOtOO and rtooert Peach, appeal Invocation Rev Beachy Novenna Devotions The jury cases areSsumpsit Howard haY Toastmaster i Friday evening at 730 p m Donala Davis vs James Gibson, he Reorganiaation Supt Reader onfesstenst American insuiance Co vs And , mbr Wes BSSLJ neD0 rew ChuDb, Emma Lent vs Clara Beatoe of Dept of instruction 00 F M Dickerson Trespass on the Case, who worked out reorganization w u Mary Hope vs Dennis Bays Lee Salter Anicka, the architect and Michigan is being cheated out j Vs Hartland Area Hard R Borscma, the contractor will be of 1,000000 a year in cigarette waiQ Buckeye Union Fire introduced talc money by jjootleggers who Cn vft mhrm HflM 1 raw Grade School IV ews No S Current Comment Senator Robert Taft has fcnaJii nnounrnH w , FiMt Grade l announce Jo, Yoreion, Mary Lee AKhenbrenner ius 4 suPPs to 2 ne American troons homa Wa1 Sheput U on thebu Uetin Ann Menke went to a showTin Ann Arboraiso Jimmie Goldi Commi the Arr Koran ti, uvme from anneund Venmng cl1 ps home from Sunday befaes 8i00 Mas Congregational ,, T , M Co vs Hilton Hess James Gibb bung them in from fadiana, Na yg tax paid there J1 hato v Dennis Bays, Richard ,aX,,S ina Jfffi w D y Newman make 500 a load and haul 2 HaJce ys Meta loads week Twrvilla vs Maurice and Leah RovtoMary Senator Decker of DeckerviUe Mmei y in a speech opposmg wjato , Nonj ,, yRorabarher ment blasted Detrowluch wouHH j LeithSoy An gcan more seats in llature ys s w shiner 1 by reaportionment He scad it was , ,mo n J Mr i a hot bed of un American think Address by Dr Norman WUson of I Tw 730 pfaavef IL,, JacFM, first graduate of Pinck I homofkMae Da9 grac ney higi school, class of 189L Luncheon 600 Committee Mes dames Clare Palmer, Margeur ite Clark to the show Karen bloxom has a sore tooth Nancy Reaa visited her aunt and uncle over the week end hilly Light is taking piano lessons Billy and John Holben went to Chelsea John Colone had company yesterday, ffSKSs said would involve Michigan , 22 percent overcrowdedjmd tarn t yg Ctea Dlckerson, p are 30,000 on the waiting list Detroit wants to substitute a BASKET BALL NEWS After losing some 7 straight,most of them by 1 or 2 pointsPincKney Ins Co vs Mary McCarney Joeij came though at Hartland Friday Uvick vs Tom Leith, Henry Bohirii night and won 3o to 27 Albeit r Mrofka of Pincknef had his best I the high schools of Michjgan night of the year scoring 21 points j Sunday School at 1130 and Jack Jeffreys got 11 Pinckney i 600 Pilgrim Fellowship at the sit I led 13 to 5 at th half and were j church, pot luck, Dr and Mrs GarnishmentMich Consolidat a medical examiner for aoner , Ann Joseph shom the cost to 5 a case and saved errkX New Yor has done so the cost to 5 a case ana v wrton Gioomes Bathing the city thousands oioltos yg WQ1 The civil defense admafs DeedsLouis Kaiser vs Putnam warns the people qg canst buying Worthington vs radiation overalls They won t work Michigans birthrate is playing hob with the schools 170000 babies were born last year com pared to 99,002 in 1940 Schools will get 109000 new pupils next fall while seats are already need d for 108,000 After renouncingpohtics a few weeks ago Dr Gene Keyes jrf Xearborn has entered the race for United States senator Michigan tax payers paidout 490,909,000 in taxes last year compared to 342010000 in 1950 S have increased 10 percent since 1930 Also confirmation class at church Sat, 1030 Jr confirmation class parsonage 030 Sermon Rev George Spitler j Janne Bloroms parents are Evangelical United Brethren will away preachTopicHolding the Une, j MarV Lee Aschenbrenners He represents the Michigan Tern 9ranamother is visiting her perance Foundation and will re uciY Danows brother is sick ceive a special offering to carry We 9 to Ann Arbor Friday to the Muic Festival Mesdames Clcrzk Haines and Gustafson will qo with us COHSERVATION DEPT NOTES Commercial fish production m theGreat Laclujibed to 25,000 000 lbs last year, an increase ol w , iqcn Lake Micm2000000 over 1950 , aaled Herring were first with ffi00 lbs chub 2d and smeU 3rd Whitefish dropped to 7th trout to 5th won 14 to 13 but the Pinckney reserve team lost 32 to 30Pinckney has 2 more games to play Dex ter here Friday night and Boys Republic ol Farmington next week also at Pine Jney I Although beaten by South Lyon Accounting Florence Sheridan 31 to 30, Manchester won th vs Frank Hadden, Charles Fail league championship as Dexter, vss Marc DavisSpecific Perform the only otner contender took a anceClara Dickerson vs Erma 60 to 39 wallopihg at Brighton , , , ,v , Pinckney beat Grass Lake ihe Michigan ConsolidatedGas there last nightfe to 46 Jack Jeffhas brought suit over rightof way jreys got 16 pMs, Al Mroflra 12 against 15 people and ierrv Mra 11 war wiOi Chno and0 Ju SUch an Evasion and we would have to furnish C No planes to cover such an invS won and it would be up to isT funush them Then if they we beaten as they have been in the past we would have to furnish troops to support them The cost of landing craft planesguns and munitions would be great with no guarantee of success During prohibition days Mrs Etta Miller of Lansing achieved fame by being sentenced to lifa or selling a pint of moonshine liq uor She was called the Life for i Pint MartyrOf course she was missionaries, our guests Service CheryTNitescu ran a rustv nail I Wai n sucVhing Michigan at Mennonite church at 730High in hei yck SatuidSv c laW mcMnci a We sentence the Temperance message into Second Grade rea ij 10 0 ax in nau ana were i cnurcn poi IUCK, Dr and Mrs1 Our Vnioniin always ahead The Pinckney girls j Harry Zemmer, Belgian Congo ed by aU Y WQS enj0y school youUi invited SctuTday Fri Feb 29 730,World Day of Ga ta absent due t0 Prayer Talk by German Woman The divorce cases are Kenneth vs Vida Kellenberger, Verban vs Virginia HowersElroy vs Florence and Jerry Mrc fiAShX Doctor Wed, 400, unioi choir practise 730, Senior chcVr practise Van Wagoner, Armfce vs George ,1101151 Patterspn, Cleo vs Robert Kelly, J Dorthea vs Joseph KalacsyClyde J uJvrtyJ vs Minnie Pearson Charles vs dee U MU Barbara Schulteis, Erceldine vs Vdosevelt 48 Dansville Mennonite Calvary Mennonite Church hzra Beach Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach 14rvning Worship tit day School LLL SCORES Childrens Hour 1145 43,Howell 42 Ann Young Peoples 2teettng 740 Creek 39Lincoln CoU fellowship Service Saline 33 Dun 1 Wednesday 800 p m 13, Flat Rock 40 I ev Harry Zemmer U of M slsea 50Okemus I medical student will talk at the Grace Poulson and Robert Nosk er were absent Monday Edward Riggs father has a new Holt 52, Steck David Beatty Violet vs George aut i 4 T,, FwJvn TnhAl RtWiAlH bridge 21 Vandercook Lake 48 Teseer Fred vs Isabel Sutterfield Peggy vs Charts Bain, Elizabeth vs William Chubb Leona vs Har old Richter, Elizabeth vs Adolph Hartman Ora vs Frank Zimmer man, John vs Hazel Caldwell, Barbara vs Harry Clay Dana vs Grass Lake 35Dewitt 48, Bath 44 CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all myfriends and relatives for their many acts kindness,cards giftsbaked goods Dvereu emery, oeuy vs jvtLm i x 7 Mw iJKnr Varney Mary vs Herbert Hall, f lven to and my famlY dur i xr 3 o r 1 ing my illness Harold Pudg Swarthout East Twos dock, the Meredith, Oneta vs Charles War Everett Emery, Betty vs Joseph i Varney Mary vs Herbert Hall ,,nrr the rnond, Wanda vs Burnis Combs, Contract for reconstructing in Irene MulerRuth vs John any Michigan state park was let to Ray Hilton of Pentwater for 49,86633 5 of the 7 small farms detached from Michigan game areas were sold aft auction last week for th sum oi 15,490 The commission has approved purchase of 2,041 more acres of state land for enlarging Michigan game areas, mostly in nothem Michigan Sealed bids tor 66 guns and 3 confiscated bows will be received at Gay lord until noon March 11 Michigan still has the most lie ensed hunters 1,037,633 which is 6,598 more than last year Penns 3flvania 2nd and New York 3rd 126,044 hasbeen returned to 26 northern counties as their share oi timber sales in 5 Mich national forests The state will pay townships and school districts 376,,419 in taxes on 4022,433 acres oi state owned land at the rate oi 10c an acre MARRIAGE LICENSE Ronald Wellman, 22 Pinckney Peggy Jane Shelly, 18, Howell Jack Duane Darrow, 22 Pinckney, Joyce Arlene AngeiL 20 Fowler viUe LICENSE PLATE SALES The County Clerks Oihce will Mennonite Church at 730 p m Felb 24 Last Sunday evening Rea Ezra Beachy and family drove to St Johns where he brought the even ing message in the Bethel Menn omte Church LADIES AID MEETING The Young Ladies Aid meet Tuesday, February 26th Mrs Ruth Ritter ner, Lora vs Ray Wilson Arvin vs LueUa Bauman John vs Dor remain open 4 p m each Parker M othy Lowery, Vivian vs Eugene 15 during the balance oi, Sundays Stiere, Margaret vs Ralph HarterF j for the oi I lames vs Wanda Juhas Martha v JL n F , SPECIAL NOTICE Starting February 24 1952 the ntiac The entire room will attend the festival of song at Ann Arbor on Friday We made silhouettes oi Lincoln on Feb 12 Mary Cosgray and Rita Milliken 10110, spent Valentines Day with us 1100 Our pictures came Friday We are pleased with them Our class extends thanks to our mothers who sent cookies Valen tns day Third Grade Taisday we he a our Valentine party jvi 5 Vandercookc cams Kemit iw3sel has a new pip named Spot We have some picture of Linoln ana fixed the Bulletin board to celebrate his Ljthaay Keith Morgan has a new televis ion set Two planes landed on Strawwiih erry ik Sunday Margery Miller and Karl Burg cue absent due to illness We are still playing in our store each Parker Motor Sales will be closed vs Fred Wiles, Evelyn vs John Gallnitz ing License Plates John A Hagman County Clerk Fifth Grade We wrote thank you notes to the parents who furnished such wonderful things for our Valentine party We took our wall plaques home MARRIED AT FOWLERVILLE Married at the Fowlerville ME parsonage last Friday after MARCH JURY LIST Genoa Leonard SumnerWall Deerfksld Frank Rvan WaUl noon bY Rev ka Car Jack j Treasurer Helen Reynolds rw Y Duane Darrow son oi Mrs Ival Trustees for 2 Years Irvin Kennr,ZrZ Ario nimrmi Ar f Darrow of Pinckney and WilHaini edy Lee Tiplady, Albert Shiiley, Conway Archie Duncan, Ar I DartoyrtQ Joyce pjlene o lriees ior yDon Swarthout CJ Clinton, Howard Read Assessor Lorenzo Murphy CAUCUS HELD HERE At the Citizens caucus here on cescy night the following ticket lor Valentine gifts to our mothers nominated Ye are learning to walti and President Stanley Dinkel fox trot Clerk Mildred Ackley Qur group unts on Birds,Trans mandatory for four felony con vicions and then classed bootlegging as a felony Mrs Miller had 3 previous convictions so she got life but never served it as she was pardoned out The law has since been changed Detroit got a lot of bad publicity last week when Mrs Hildegard Waldgrave was jailed for not hav ing a garbage can Someone one took hers and she ignored cc police order to get another one Brought into court she refused to put up a 10 bond and spent the night in jail Clarence Francis 19,a 6 ft center for Wellsville, Ohiobroke the state scoring record in Ohio last week when he scored 57 points against AllianceOhio, He shot 23 field goals and made 11 out ol 14 free throws As far as we know Don Swarthout holds the Pinck nev scoring record In 1929 he scored 446 points against the Dunbar colored team of Ann Arbor Despite this Pinckney lost the game abou 85 to 8z7 Others on the Pinckney team were Roy Reason Emil Weddige, Wayne Can, HOT Hall, Norm and Clare Miller Saiiv Alma They were attended by vin Killinger Cohoctah Aileen Stoll, of Hamburg, bro Royston j qroom and Mrs Mary Brighton John Carter Viola 0 p comers Olmstpherson M a trip in northern Michigan Brighton Ci yGrace Baetcke, HowellThe Florence Evart , recentlv returned after two aSm Edcoff, JosepH empioyed Hatfield Ul9 at th Amencan Broach Arbor The bride is bookkeeper Hamburg Herbert Moon S5 Don KsdonW 5 portation Pioneer Life and Trees are all complete and ready for presentation We took arithmetic standard test and did very well on them We wrote letters to Governor G Mennen Williams thanking WINS STA1 TITLE him for the wonderful tour Rosemary Sedlacek, 18 Leland through the state capitol and invit high school student won the state him to our dedication cherry pie baking contest at Six, G Grand Rapids last week in com We KfdtoLtt ShPs P Her Sough Jirotsch, it, 01 iraverse oiry was tejl is iearning U3 t0 charleston Seymour Hartland Joe Wycorf Howell Ciyeba HubbelL Howell TwpRoy Phillips IoscoVance Miller Marion Lorcdne Fisk OceolaEdna Woods Putnam Helen Tiplady TyTonnet Elmer Ellsworth THANKS To aU the people who so willing aave their time and efforts to make our show a success Also the merchants and businessmen for their cooperation through ar Seising VFW Post 7301 2nd and Marilyn Boron, i9, or Lcdngsberg 3rd Grov Wilhams crowned the winner who goes to e finals at Chicago Feb 22 ft For our Valentine party we had cake, cookies, cup cakes and ice creamWe had a treasure hunt and played gamesm We are working on a muralWe The report circulated here on are making explorers of Spain Tuesday afternoon that the Stock Mr Reader heiped the boys bridqe bank had been robbed was set up a telegraph system in the room Seventh Grade Almost everyone has improved in self control The boys lost a basket ball game to the 8th grade last week false Kit Clardy of Lansing will again try to unseat Bill Blackney of Flint this year Bill has represented this 6th district for over 20 years with the exception of the Roose velt landslide in 1936 when Andy Transue Flint Democrat, won a 2 year term Bill is a grass roots campaigner and is often seen at church suppers and lodge ban quets in this county In 1950 Clardy did not carry a precinct in Livingston county, lost Gene see and got small majorities in Ingham Governor Talmadge of Georgia a lily whie advocate, has protest ed the use of negroes on televis ion programs and urged the peo pie of his state to boycot the lirms who use negroos on their program He especially singled out Arthur Godfrey, Ken Murray and Cuti Feldman, enlsrtainers who all fearture negroes, riv claims these programs violate the stt gation laws of the southA spoies men for the Advancement of Col ord People said this boycot could bomerang as there are 18,000000 negroes in the United Staets Neil Conway, groundkeeper of Detroit Tigers for over 30 years, died of a heart attack at Lake land Florida last week We have i m i4 IWWWC ,J,i, k r ykA , sS A M We enjoyed our Valentine pari 0ften seen him during ganw ty on Thursday We thank Denise Rla wft to Kennedy fliobert Clute, Dick Wylie, Nancy Willis, Olin Darling Jay Root James Massey and Mar ion Tomasik ior the cakes and cup cakes Also Mrs Morris for the pop CABD OF THANKS We wish to thankg all those who helped us move God Bless you Mrqnd Mrs Henry Hussey COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL The next meeting is at Howell high school on Feb 26 at 8 p ra 1 SWITOBW rTZ rfH The townships WO report on the iorm to Lto toJS tn ruanm BJiAffr ICHOO progress of their clinics Briggs Stadium Also we the groundkeeper there before him whose name was Klein Hei also sponsored a team called the Detroit Juniors who pktyd around the state and sometimes in Ben nett park as Briggs Stadium then called The Dexeriteam ed them in 1904 and were men a return game at Bennett parkTfcsv Detroit team had a lot at sto star players, the two McDonald brothers Idler pfcying profession, al baU Sylvester Harris who told nnto KS will hold 0 A , Of StOCSV goods V till r l Jg wiia , J , VVUKS Wednesday, February 20, 1851 ass e Out Vfe1er ZfoXf fK aw 6eafe I In our family we discovered theres Just no substitute for hot water How about you If youre like us, youll find an electric water heater madetoorder for your need Heating water the easy, automatic electric way it clean as can be No fumes, no flame, no fuss Your electric water heater operates at special low rates it heats while you sleep So why be satisfied with anything less than complete water heating satisfaction Be modern, GO ELECTRIC Tune in Edison Electric Theater Wednesdays at 7 p m, WXYITV WATER HEATErt Fnesf wafer hcJing there is N2N JJJ R6DDY KILOWATT Your Electric ScrvMl SEE YOUR orDe fc 7, 4 niijM Dexter raised 1457 in the March of Dimes Drive Chelsea high school girls beek et ball team oeat St Thomas last wee 37 to 10 On request of the state highway dept Brighton has banned i parking on the north side of GcL River The bus station will be moved A Brighton school bus, driven by Douglas Parmenter was in coU, ision with a oar driven by GOTdon Nichols last week at Silver Lake and Kensington Roads Only minor damage was done At an auction last week the Brighton American Legion auc eioned off 70 articles donated by celeberties including a bow tie from Governor Williams Mi and Mrs Bert Kenny of Webster township celeberated their 62nd wedding anniversary Feb 13 She was formerly Hattiej Phelphs Mr Kenny was super visor of Webster township 10 yrs The McEwing Firestone Store at Stockbridge has been sold to Irene Cobb and her soninlaw, Andy Lindberg The Harlow Munsell family of Gregory are visiting their daughter Mrs Curtis Poole, in Portland OreaonMrand MrsCharles Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory have qone to Florida Mesdcrmes Shirley Lamed and1 Jacqueline Jeffrpys gave a bridall shower for Kaihryn Kuhn lastwek at Greqory j A large storago barn with over 1700 bushels of onions on the1 Ion is Mayer farm, south of Stock brdae burned las week Bchard Rudnicki son of Andy Budnicki editor of the Fowlervilte FView, was married to Kate Qbirmw at the First Bcrotist church n narborn last week Tlla Marie Pvan daughter of j M and Mrs Tames Bvan of Or TrVfl, wn5 married to Wm Cox of Howell at St Patricks rector TtvtoTi, last week ptpn rhcf nst rrterlirf Ven appoint crptarv r Wnh nv iryAn Wn rr T A M O rrrw T one No 65 F A M of, rho Hied Howell Theater MOWELL MK3CQA ,ee fhcatei WMTMOsV LAKE MICH Tsa Wtd Tfcur Ft 19, 2021, Jane RusselL Frank Sinatri and Gioucho Marx In DOUBLE DYNAMITE Featurette Cartoon Friday, Saturday, Fb 22 23 Beverly Michaels Hugo Haas tat PICKUP Flos Scotty Beckett Jimmy Lydon In I COHKY OP GASOLINE ALLEY Friday ferttfrday, Feb 22 23 Doable Footer DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH tacinscolaf WO Guy Madison Barbara Payton also TARZAN AND THE SLAVE GIRL wit Lex Barker Venessa Brown Sunday Monday, Fab 24, 25 im teeesr tilA B COBSW James Mason, Ava Gardner fa PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN h Toekalcolor Tua, Wei, Thur, Fob 26 27 28 WESTWARD THE WOMEN Sunday Monday, Fob 24, 26 LOME STAR the battle for Texas with Ciark Gable Ava Gardner Broderick CrawfardUonel Barry more FeatureeteNomads of thejungle Tuo, Wed,, Thur, Fob 2eT Novolty Nowo Cartpooi Doublo Feature ELOPMENT Robert Taylor, Denise Daroel Hope Emerson, John McXnyre CominaGaUaway WenT That away On the Loose L5 59 01 Hon Webb, William Lundlaan and Anne Francis Plus ON THE LOOSE Joan Evans Melvyn Douglcej , Latset Now ComingtChncrrcn KSid Fixed Bayonets Dexter Theater Mlchig Friday Saturday, Fob 22 23 2 Great Hits 2 HURRICANE ISLAND Jon HalL Marie Windsor VALLEY OF FIRE, with Gene AutreyGcdl Davis and Champion Avon Theater StockfirtcLge tnxcmqam Friday Stfhlrday, Fh 22 23 MR 880 story of likeable counterfeiter I Burt Lancaster, Dorothy McGulre Abort Mwi 8unday Monday, Feb 24, 25 HERE COMES THE GfROOM A Comedy Starring Bing Crosby Jane Wyxnan rtoom Latest New Tue, WeeOhur, Feb76l728 one of great pictures of the year A PLACE IN THE SUN Starring Montgomery CttftEUzabath Taylor News and Cartoon ComingCalkrway Went That away Crosswinds Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan i Friday, Saturday, Feb 22 23 THE BKS CfRNIVAL A LfiuiBO BesfjlBa Kirk Douglas Jan Stirling Bob Arthur Porter Hall u ItnKInu TRY PIM DOMf the engine with famous domeshaped combustion chambers Terrific 160h p performance on regular fuel TRY TIPTOE SHIFT with Fluid Drive for finest noshift driving 1 You just step on the gas to go and ue brake to stop TRY POWER STEERINGyou can turn the wheel with one finger Hydraulic power does the work parking is childs play SEE DE SOTO TODAYI its got everything Power BrakingElectric Window Lifts Sole HeatResistant Glass Lots morel in Mrf mi 8unday Monday, Fob 24, 2 CROSSWIND3 la Tochnlcol A Drassa Starrinq John Payne Rhonda Fleming and Forest Tucker fonder Skews S 7, Ktistea Cartoon fUeo, Wed,, Thur,, Feb 26 27 28 PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN Ik Technicolor fantasy drama with Ava Gardner, lames Mason fthowi 710, 915 ComingsHarlsm Globe Trotters Ten Tail Men, Indian Uprising Sunday Tuesday, Feb 24, 26 SATURDAYS HERO I story of crooked football with t John Derek Donna Reed News I ComingThe Last Outpost I For Heavens Sake Tr MICHIGAN BELL TELE PHONE COMPANY Has Opening Now for Women BUSINEftb OFFICE 7 POSniONS and SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS No Experience Nocewo Training Done on the fob Pleasant Surroundings Permanent Employment food Wages EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 323 E Washington SiAnn Art Hospitals prove I i NEVER A CASE OF DIAPER 3H with Playtox BABY OIL POWDER PARKER MOTOR SALES I l I I I J I I and CREAM j m U45 EAST MAIN STREET PRONE 88 Dont Mia Gioucho Man in Tfou Bot Your Ltt PiMooted by D SotoPlymouth Doalon on hot worits So Nowupapw lot Tim and Station 1iorxmnr MianaAN h Radio and TolovudonJIBC NM Scientific tern with thoustndi of bibleneolally nipeMMi bjr more duo too hoipittb nd peautdekaiprore aevtt cue of diapet nth when PLAYTSX Btby Oil, Powder tod Cram ire coatuteotljrtad exdatMbwed, fuvnx tAtr on ki f limumtn tmkht Unlit Atm utiK iwrmiM t r t n Mt km m Judge arid Mrs Willis Lyons of Howell have gone to Florida until March 1 John Relyea of Pkrinneid, died at U 6i M hospital kxst weeJcThe iofal was at 4he Milnor Funerai fipm, Stocldsridge, Rev Fr NHDBIS of Pinckney officiating In Ploinfieki Csmettry JBed Cross goal is it oount ,,, cmntn The LaRosa Ladies bowling Mr and Mrs CJ Clinton called team composed of Dorothy Wnf on the Jack Lobdell family in keLDorothy Barrett Doroshy Win Howll Friday night slow, Kate Hannett, and Sally Mr and Mrs James Whitiev Doyle bowled a Saline ladie team were in Detroit Saturday Sunday and won at 20th Century The Charles McRorie family AJf Annfe wk ond with their Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy at daugheer in Lnpist J1 11 f SLS Heib ahner and family of Gerald Ksii4rPBi V3WU1Q VTTrtlllnMj 0M honorina CtsMssssV Poim oae h on ae oooa Mr and Mrs C J Clinton en terained their card club Sunday, t Mr and Mrs Mark Nash called on their daughterRosalee, at East nnsina Sunday The James Whitley iamily spent spent Sunday at the Wm Whitley home in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Hoyd Weeks and dnuhlsff FHirtheih of Cand is tMHrfmt, Gntly shorts, If ieidj dtoioHmt, pmis ist pritkly hm purnx BAST is Itwlbitb fer Ml f Hs3ee cosse In Hie hssssV SS VBP WfflSJ BW VWBf VSMBVBJBSJW sey i i i i i i V7s5rrf 1 4sai Jjr , y, V V ja i TH PINCKNEY DDISPATCH Wedneedoy February 20 1952 The Peo Store Groceries Drygoads Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furnishngs Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store PR,, AN AMERICAN IMMORTAL I First in war, first in peace, first I in the hearts of his countrymen I These oftquoted words are as true today as they were when first spoken, over 150 years ago Geoige Washington occupies a special place in American history that can never be equaled by any other man No banking business will be tran sacted on Washingtons birtnda Gayle Shirley home in Livonia Caroly Miller danced at a re PincJmey Jdldv In ircea 2nd class wattor at rtfbm Act of Match ft 1877 Supscriptian ftac, ftUQ per yogi sWLMssassBjsjfjsssjBjssjBlsjBjp 4m Bill Clark has resigned his job at the KingSeeley Co and left for California Monday to visit David Ledwidge Sunday dinner gueets of Mr and Mrs Ross Read were George Wild and Janet Feidier of Ann Arbor and Howard Read family Clare Miller attended a meeung of Ann Arbor Masonic Lodge No 544 las Wednesday night Gretchen Tasch returned from, from Florida Friday with the Cy AeLee family The Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the lee Lavey home Mr and Mrs Clare Milller and daughter, Carolyn, were in Adrian Saturday Mr and Mrs Walter Clazik were in Lansing Friday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Mr and Mrs Louis Stackable were Friday dinner guests at the Huber Ledwidge home attroyal Oak The Stackables also called on Mrs Liam Ledwidge at Birmingham Saturday Mr and Mrs Ray Burns Mr and Mrs Don Burns and Mrand Mrs Jack Young called on Joe Burns at Camp Custer Sunday j Mrs Virginia Carver spent f Friday and Saturday with friends in Ann Arbor Miss Madge Jack of Ann Arbor and the Kettler family of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mrs Lydia Can MrsLouis Coyle spent the week nd at the Clarence Stapish home at Chelsea They brought her home Sunday The Winston Baughn family en tertained the Earl Baugh Law lence and Bill Baughn families and Mrs Virginia Carver and child en at dinner Sunday, honor ing the Winston and Bill Baughn wedding anniversaries Mesdames Cliiiord Miller, Earl Baughn, Frank Aberdeen and Olin Robinson were in Detroit Fri day buying suppiies for Pinckney O S Mrs John McDonnel spent last week in Muskegon with her hus band Lois was home from Ypsilanti Sunday Lester McAiee attended a management banquet Satuiday night at the Hotel Statler given by the Ford Motor Co Wm Lamb has returned home from St Joe hospital The Cy AtLee family called at the W H Meyer home Friday The L J Henry and Jesse Henry families were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Keith Bradbury ot Chelsea Mrs Ray Burns and Mrs Helen Young were in Detroit Friday Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell were in Ann Arbor Sunday The Albert Shirley family and Leonard Lee spent Sunday at the V I LOOK FOR THE CLOCK Al t08H LAKE Vjf I WHEN IN NEED Of Plumbing i Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPlOALiTT COMPLETE LINE OP HJTORES, COLORJG WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes 4 r MASTER PLUMBER ONE tfNCENEY 157F11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL ANTHERI C2TE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D E Hoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER TAX NOTICE I WILL BE AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALL Every Saturday STARTING SAT AN 5, 1952 1000 A M to 440 P M V Untii fuher Notice To Collect Taxes DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LORENZO MURPHY Putncan Township Treasurer THE FtffiST NATIONAL BANK Uuaer HtweftL Mkfc Federal Supervision PMIgasTappan Mods V943 teeutttul PhilgasTappan tang Sfcllgaft Systm Completely Installed tre CyRfutors of Phiigai Regular Met 00000 I0TAI 300000 ALL THREE FOR ONLY PRICK 209 ACT NOWJOFf ER EtRIS QBCBruAf Y 19, IW p YOU OIT a big beautiful rang featuring the ltot tbn and work MVI cvnvenleMes YOV OR an mafmlU PaHfe system completely butaRod at yovr TOO OR twe ySqdayi of Ptaeas at a extra SEI US TODAY v pHilgos THI MlPUF0SI 111 J Keckev Swart how1 Member Federal Deposit Insur once Corporation, Ail Deposits Insured up to iiCMHiu lor each Depositor Mrs Lester McAfee and daugh ters were in Detroit Saturday Mrs Andrew Campbell spent the week end with her aunt ivlrs Grace Kelly in Owosso Maynard Clark and wife of Manchester spent Friday night at the Walter Clark home Cheryl Meyer of Ypsilanti spent part of last week at the Walter Clark home, Sunday guests ot the Gerry Eichrncm family were Doni Spears and family of Detroit and Am brose Kennedy and family of Howell cia at the Moose Lodge, Ann Arbor last week Mrs Vivian Ledwidge was in Detroit Sunday The Clyde and Roy Fisher famies were in Lansing Saturday The Don Griffith family of Ann Arbor Ted Olson and Basil Garr ison families of Dearborn werte Sunday guests at the Joe Griffith home The Murray Kennedy family spent Sunday at the Culver farm in Deerfield Mrs Emma Brogan and MrsLuella Patterson, mother nd sis ter of Mrs Dorothy Dinkel are visiting the laters daughter, Mrs Mary Pascoe, In Florlda Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge spent the week end in Royal Oak Mrs Roberta Amburgey and Fred Soger of Pinckney Chapter O ES will take part in the Friend ship Night a Ann Arbor tonight I Jiwrtimt From where I sit Jy Joe Marsh Jiggs Gets Four HotFoots Cappy Miller bought himself t in Figured it was the trutne He iw ear We wont be seeing his hopped right out in a hurry, too Id jalopy bouncing over the back Thatcylinderheadwasmightyhot Income Tax Service 4 EAST GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON, MICH, MKM31 HKIfcWCAS toads any more Im going to miss ft, too Many a morning Cappy and I drove off in that rattletrap for a days hunting or fishing Wed pile rods or guns in back, and prop open the trunk compartmentso Jiggs, Cappyr pointer, could jump in and go along They say when Cappy brought the new car home he opened up the hood to show off the engine and poor old Jiggs hopped right From where I sit, old habits are hard to shake, once they get a hold Like, for instance, too many people are still in the habit of trying to run their neighbors livestelling them how to act, what to wear, whether or not to enjoy a refreshing glass of beer I say that kind of thinkings outmoded ought to be turned in fta a new model fa toui, k , f A, v PP1 tesM IfitJ rVojfVV at PLAYTEX BABY PANTS With Playtex pants the last barrier to your btbf social success it removed With PUytex rhere can be no embarrassing momenta i trr whose lap he chooses to ait onl For Flajta is the really effectivt answer to the problem a keeping tfc little darling presentably 4tj Thsi miracle material, creamy Uqttld latex, bteoeftS soft, cool, odorless, stainless, aoftdiftfifc iftd hat an extraordinary stretch for tstm eomfori 79f and in addition Playtaz pant 1 Art seamless 2 Stretchy all over, thestfoft emsssflBC, 3 Wont Irritate babys akfas 4 Can be boiled and wubsd stfiairdamaga 5 Are uric add proof 6 Cool, soft, and how they wart T Accurately Ucd by babys weight large and extra large CMft packaged UMH and Phong Ordart Pttai M fa N AM w Febraoxy I J FOR SALE Seven Piece Dtntag I siute in good condittoo J Phone 184F5 after 430 p I W ANTEZKoarpenter work of all kind Ted Sinew phone 45F3 AUTOMATIC SAW rTUHO 75c SVKX WHOK YOU WAIT 1 WORK GUARANTIED THE WNONEY 8AMTARIUM BAY M DUFFY M D Pftnekpto u Michigan DaWnO A M to fcQQ P M LAWN MOWEBS SHARPENED Moo Tnes Fri Sat, f to 8 p m 11524 BIVHR DBIVB MANDELLS SAW FiUMO SHOP WHY SAVfi Many unexpected things can HHs FiopctHes Us Your Property wtffc lib GQLALD BA60H Broker 2 0 toftfc Jfeaxl Ptackney frflch, Phone 18 8 Phone IMtil 3epairuK i MThON 1 HUGHE iwij Plumbing and Heauna 112 North Micmaan AT 81 S1 Telephone License Bueh Lake OfftceBT MfBi 814 p a SWABTHOUT 6 SON DR Ok u McCUTSKEY Evenlnes by Appointments u Michigan HERB SNEED Funeral Home Das C Swartnout XHrectot Modern Equipment emergencies will present no prot SPHERISBANK All deposit up to Slp000 tofsured by oer membership Inge FedWal Deposit Insjwtoce Cac CitY, Lake JSXHL LEE LAYIY happen such as illness, accidents 1 Howell Savinas softens these blows tori He well Micblau Phone 858 Residence 81 T HFHDEf Livestock Hauling LAVEY HARDWARE ORDER Chick Get Jtr kfuiaoce Pinckaey to rest vout feet whila you walki LL CALL A1 YOUR CONVENIENCE in ottf bome or place of buaineu No oMgUxoru pros mea eara Today, for Free Demonstrr tioal 1 K fC N E E B f asm Soles A Speciality 81 WUE Phone Hackney 8F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE ifiSOLD RfeffT tfeiKrirs On All Makes Phone Pud ney 1S4F8 WL C I TOWNEl Dentist 8044 Portage Lake AoadL rerl Phone Dead 61 M Weekly Trips Mud To Droi 5 General Trucldno Phone 8HF14 Ptoekse7 MU Havt , , 1 Mf WOttrW than, 4tflfMM bcrthinf Gt detail MI tfcto aoMO hy j Save upto 200 a pair on Special Sale starting Jan 10, enaing on j Feb 15th 30 styles Also Sensational Jacket Sale 2950 Jackets now 18,95 2385 Jackets now 16,95 13 Other Reductions ACS HANNEYT Agent Michigan FOR YOU 11 uARLY BIRDS NOW Farmers Feed Supply A HAPPPY NEW YEAH TO ALL Wi ft Systems eic Stan ey ftinkel PERMUTir WATER SOttllll Coss 43 ei than prwt sfemofk meoe ejfcferfKlsenMeiel Classified Advs FOR SALEOJOI stoker with two thermostats, control br, everything complete 4000 Call 1669r3 frfter 400 p, m WANTED Girl for care of two children from 1030 p m to 100 A M Anthony Rennon 592 Mower tfti, Pinckney NOTICEi SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY H W WYL0E NOTARY Insurance and Bonds Phone 438 Ptockney CEMETTHY MEMORIALS , Prices You Can Afford To Pay M1LFORD GRENSTE WORKS MiliordL Michigan h FOR SALE Whipping creaa I from TB Bangs tested accredited accredited herd Phone 69F2 VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALE ALFALFA HAY Lester McAiee, 4U5 M36 East FOR SALT Building and two lets on Woel Main St Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson veeerty tn settle estate Steroid Reason Adm t FOR SALSBaby Chicks, Barred iiiLlL FOR SALEBlack Faille dresssise Sealed bids will be received a L KJo SJS 338 Unadilkx St by the Parks and rTeaScrttenDjr 2Sf fSf 0ur, pun, 82F2 ision rwim fCTeauon LIV j chrks are U S approved under r 51 nf Cowervattonj Michigan State Pouultry Dept Lte400 1 BldgLan Bob uire Hatchery,HoweUkich 218 South Mich Avephone 305W sing 23 MicKuntil 200 p m ESTMarch 31952, for the below listed building on state owned land I Sale No 132 125 Pearl St FOR SALK ChesTer Wsite boar Russell Bokros , FOR SALE Upright model Hoov w 4 w er cleaner and a carpet sweeper, Pinckney Recreation Area, former 1500 Telephone 159 j Goodband Property, in the NW M of Section 12 T I S, R 3 E Lyndon Twp, Washtenaw County j Cement Silo 12 x 40 Roquest for information and j proposal forms should be mads i to to the above address or to Ern et Bottke, Manager Pinckney Re I creation Area, RFD No2Pinck FOR SALLades sise 38,Hudson ney, Michigan seal fur coat in good condition The right is reserved to reject any for 45 Mans black overcoatal J 11 UJ most new size 40 for 2040 Call Brighton 75066 rs Skinner GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PinckneyHowell Road PHONE 71F11 and all bids LiiiiiiiDLiuaDy Sitter to sit with children evenings and on Saturdays Call Lorna Shirley Phoae 1WF3 or 221 West Main WEAVS pAf6k N MfcND SERVICE Repairs Mens Suits, Overcoats, Ladies Dreses silk crepe and knitted Phone Brighton 5475 8090 West Grand River Mrs Arthur Greenwood WANTEDr ARM UbAWGS, wv Let us help you sell your bjm Phone 305W HoweU i FOR SALEH ton etokerf coal 1 Water hump 25 Ward Stoker, complete 2 tnermostats emu con trol box o Phone PincKney 169f 3 FOR SALE Three piece bedroom suit in good conditon Edwd Kenny Rush Lake Phone 157FS Pinckney I Booster feeding through plant leaves shows promise QUALITY ma Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables ny plants and trees absorb food through their leaves This discovery opens up possibilities of larger, fastergrowing crops by applying additional fertilizer as a spray Michigan Suite College Agricultural Experiment Station is studying wys of making leaf feeding practical to the average grower Among plants which respond readily to nutrition through iheir leaves are tomato, celery and corn, as ivell as apple trees Best results have been obtained by spraying relatively low concentrations of plant food during the spring and early summer As more information is obtained, it will be available to you by calling, writing or visiting your County Agricultural Agent m Market Prices Courteous Service KJJIJEVK New re for od qrattktppv To you, a grasshopper can cause damaff But, to your telephone service, s grasshopper prevents damage ForthitU the nam of a tiny fuse, so caUedbeoause tt looks Ue a grasshopper 1 iherfstoo much current, the fuse blows and saves other equipment from iamaae A new grasshopper costs 9 cents After it has blown, we have it repaired for 5 cents, saving 4 cents over buying a new fuse On the minions of grasshopper fuses we use, thats a real saving and another way telephone efficiency helps keepdown the cost of your eerviet A1 i I t 4 v , I MICHIGAN IILL NLraflHCifMfr t , itA v 1THE PINCKNEY DDISPATCH Wednesday, February 20, 1952 1 , r 5 eaiS AgO against JIe said if it was wrong At the V F W show last Thurs T5 tor one mi to kill a man it was ci and Friday rughis Jane Am The following village ticket has equally wroong for many men to ourgey won the Queen ior a Day been nominatea res, C H Kenn kiii a man contest ths first night and Mrs, ay CkariUNiellie Gardner Treas, oe Baayala the second night The Blanch Martin Trustees Noiraon baby prize for girls was won by Reason Will Kennedy Ambrose, NOIICE OF SPECIAL MEETING with Ann Marie Young, daughter j 6lod a1 Tuscoa, INAL SCHOOL DISTRICT oi Mr and Mrs Jac Young 2nd Arizona last weei His wife is the M I , r v Johnny Cologne, son of Mr and formerBessie Johnson of Rnck No 3 Pnwf Mrs John Cologne won the boys ey No 3 Putnam Township, Reeves baby prize with Rodent Wed erimiah Shirey, 84, died at the S i PuTownhiP Sfcrouf Widmayer son oi Mr and Mrs horne oi Sony apeS Fe 2 No 6 Putnam Township, Burgess an Wedmayer, 2nd FuBmcd burial Pat Cascade X 99 fSS1 PMarble The James Hall family of Mar Ohio 2 2 fr Hag townshipCady on Lpsnt Sunday at the Merwin The big in me legislature Lf 0 d Wa Campbell home is over moving the Bowel T B Iff1 of Michigan A K i T now a part of the Pmcknev Com part of the Pinckney Com Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith fended GaVaIe7aldnato7TeVmor TEOMI mrS Viwmpq George Crane and wife left on The Ccngl Ladies Aid gave a , Mease take notice that a spec Monday for Mexico George Washington tea and mfetm5 of,the, lf elecThe Charles Soule family of program Tuesday night SVu t iTu Howell spent Sunday ae the fiay Lavey of Gregory had a ton ,hed,the Howell sent Sunday at the sll ojLrauon ct me Pinckney San 1 Sft f Phillip Sprout home Saturday March, 1952, from 700 P M to Bsn While and wife called at W H Murphy who sold his 900 P M for the purpose of auth the Lrncoi Vhite home in Howell farm here, has bougt one crt Man on2ma e sle e schooLbuild f ith and is moving there m and,Sltes ofthes dlslJcts , ivt rqczl Axriburgey and wife Agnes McCluskey celebrated 15 noucls 9wenA by order of of Savanagh, Ga, are here ua 7th birthday Sunday Pjnckney Community Schools, March 2 Nellie Gonr end Elizabeth 2,1,011 Mr end Mrs Dale Miller attend Driver wore donates to the Dem 5 1S L JI ed the MichiganNorthwestern ocrat county convention at How basket ball game in Ann Arbor ell Saturday Township, Livingston County, Michigan Saturday night Mr end Mis John Beyer visited wife of Anderson Feb 14 a son Born to Ernest Cohran and Dated this 14th day of February 1952 her brother Aria JcgMiJi, in Byron Sunday Mrs G oldie Schaufle and sons and Mr and Mrs John Boyer attvjii d me International Harvest c r show in Howell Saturday Mrs Carol Lealherman spent the week end at the Robert Pike Pike home Mr and Mrs Eision Clark of Unadilla calledAlbert Dinkel, son Allen and John BircUong wre in Detroit last Tuesday Several from here attended a Masonic banquet at Stockbridqe Saturday night Jackson put the degree work Eric Pbse, Secretary Howard Thayer, President r on 4 ,0 Bn Cuy Moll and wife Saturday a son J Sm 11 M Lakeland brofc3 hi arm last week George keason jr has purchas Howard Read and wile returned ed e lots of Mrs Sarah Kash, tbert pumose on GFNKIAL INFORMATION CONCSRNING SALE OF SCHOOL PUILDINGS A Section 21, Chrper 5 of School Code provides thcrt diroval of any such property shall be auth aurrlified rlectors of the original school disrfct whose property rray be affeced, present and vlna ct th meeting called for home from Phoenix Aih7oi SJI Irday after a 6 weeks stay Imuel Martin and wife of Ypilanti called on liis mother Mr3 Boulah Martin Thursday night Fores Dairow wife ana two north of her home, on Unadilla B Qvlifted School Elector children1 of Galesburg called at wek sliding down hill at the the M E Dairow home Sunday Hicks school Mr and Mrs Stanley Efcnkei, Mr and Mrs Lloyd VcnPlaricum and Mr and Mrs Bill Boruqhn 1 Citizen of the United Sa2S 9, 21 years of acre 3 30 days resident of said Dis ti rO o dale of election Jennie Haven was injured Hot 4 Ovner JwJfe or husband there oc of property assessed for school rreseso St and will build a new home Perry Towl shipped a carload of oak lumber to Detroit last Detroit last week attended the ice review in Dercit Friday naht Mrs Virginia Carver and child ren were Wednesday dinner guests of Rev McLucas and fam ilv of Brighton Vednesday night Joe Clork and wife of Ann Ar The annual Maccabee play C All school stes are now the and dance last week was a big rronerev of DistrcMi No 2, frl success despite terrible weather Pnmi Tovmship 250 tickets were soldThe special VanWinkl, November 14, 1951 ties were songs by Mae Toeple r and Mrs Clifford Miller and Ray Kennedy and tap dancing Aaatha attended the ice review Jerry Johnson Galloways orches m Detroit Sunday e tra of Brighton played for the danceTheir pianist, MrsSheridan 7aHK, played during the playThe play RITA FAIL THE ALY AHN Nr have movrd in Mrs Nellie Q1Ki dance will be repeated here Was Rita Hayworth lacking in Clas house Mrs Clark isstay pei 24 Much credit should be ndeTptcmding vrhen she married given to Lincoln Smith who pick Alv Kahn Read Elsa Maxwell ed at and dirced the playJerrv ner views in this SundaysTeb Tchnsion who tfrred ihhro and 2 ispue of Th AmerranWeeVlead vrs fcrmeri with tho h Maude Henderson Shov Co He mq at Emilv2 Crrlcnt Hon at Howell where rhe is employed UVINGSTOT7 rnrv NO 76 F A M cmrn Instruction class for candidates onH his wife vo at the hotel lusively with The Detroit SunrTv Times Lm what hapoened hn the Alv Rita knw a, temple every Monday night at 800 p m On Saturday evening, Februarv Roy Placeway has taken over rs a rlaybov, suddenlv asimd the milk route of Fen Isham Trrprio Frrmarri formerly of he serious role of relirpmift lead or n nerrly 100,000,000 Ismaili 23, Livingston Lodqe will conferr Pinckney was married to Bene Moslems,, 3 MM degrees J,edge will oren vTrn a v TohR rectory in at 700 sharp All members of the Oahorio Citv Feb 14 FellowcTaft team are to be pres 5 4lv deve took plce at eftt as the lma form will be work the meeting of the PutnamHam edlunch will follow y,na rnrmen Club at the S E Saturdcnr April 5 Annual Pt Swarthout home Saturdry or Masters Night at School at 700 Capitol Punishment MrLeal p m Saturday callers of Mrand Mrs William Shehan were Alfred Pfau wife and daughter of Iosco Sun day callers Clarence Walsh and wife of Detroit Wnstcn Bmahn WM P W, Curlett, Secy Mrs Russell Clark is staying ct SialsrFLAndrews, M Henr1rVs Harrisburg, Pa 20 miles from ryoVe ir it srv it worid r Indiantovn Gap where her nusdce mvrdsrs SESvarthout was js in the army Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 Hfc wrmi jy n wmnutm J t Pinckney fpwwttfjyff IfWWiP Vofepoft aWedneddoy February 27 1952 Itiign JUirror Thejo are two lines of thought in la state capuoi on getting ua ox tne ciftacu xne governor wo ma doit by levyiag a corporation rotits iax ie iwcisJatur wouia accoinpnsn u wimuut levying any new tuxes nut would ao it at tne expense oz scnoois townships, counues and ciues Oy taking tax money away noni ihem iney eay tne corporations would only pcus a prom tax onto tne people people Oy increcuaing prices Tne legislative plan would cut the cities ana townsnips snare oi tne liquor license money from b5 to oO percen inis wouid givel the state 1,293,000 The second Dili wouid take tne 3 percent sales tax levidd on liquor away irorn the schools ana cities and give it I Characters Dedication to the state The third bill would divert 3 percent of the gas weight tax trom the ciues ana counties The latter need this money badly for road building and repair and will ngnt itin iacan three measures will be hard hard fought as they mean higher j local taxes Michigon factory workers earn ed an average of 3,660 last year for a total ot 31 billion This is 112 more tnan Ohio and 247 ov er the national average 41 per eent of the Michigan people work kt factories A possible solution in financing TB hospitals is aavancedlt would have counties pay 50 percent of of the cost A 25 percent drop in the peach rop is reported for next year 1nebill to make colleges tele vise athletic games is dead The legislature was cool to it and 1he attorney general ruled colleges can run their own affairs The house has passed the oil eutlawing discrimination in the sale of cemetery lotsThe legislature will probably kill the Mackinac bridge project They preferr losing money on ierry boats to a bridge that would pay tor itself ChARU MORfllS This ison uvea heie many years uyo ou uie Maioie iarm, west oi Anaerson rie was aasiam ly related to tne Marble ana AW aoix jftinics fie later nougnt a nougnt a iuim soum oi ,uxter wntie iid juva unui his aeatn Some popie regardea him us an atnei xAe was not rie was a uitiong mcmoer oi me Masonic order ana toiiower oi Sweaenoor gan a religious writer A bioie btudent ap could hold nis own wiui most anyone in arguement on it Althougn, a member ot no cnurch he usualuy atienaed some some churcn on SunaayOne time he attendea a Thurs day night prayer meeting The garnering was mostly women ana me cascussion centered on judas Tne women were united in ae ciaring mm the worst character in hisiory rmaiiy Mr Morris was qsked or his opinion, rie said tney were cSi wiong That Judas was put on earth tor a specific purpose, to betray Christ so the later would be crucihea end tne Ovtr 700 people attended the deaiguuou oi tnd new ruitfcney elementary School last ounaa ine piogram started ui 2 4fr wiui Howard mayer us muster oi cer emouiei ntv neucny gave we invocation Jbupt rteudei gave u histojy ol the ccnsolidauonj m wrucn 1U sctiool uisuricts jomeu togeihei to form Piucney Lorn Friday munity School District They wire Saturday Putnam lo 2, Harris hee Sprout, ha use Marble, Co Bettys vUe ana Cady This vus by special election Oct 2b 194b Ina uurgess came in in July 11 On May 25, 136U tne new ells trie build a new school on the 7 acre site on M36VV wnich was the old athletic field The iirst bids were rejectea being over the appropriation On the second advei Using the bid oi RBorshma of Church Notes Catholic Marys Catholic Church 3facJmey Michigan ev Fr AlbertJ Schmitt Pasloi ounaay Masses Summer 630 801 lOtOa il3P Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 7x30 p sn Coniesslensi alter Noveona Devotions Sunday befcare 00 MarL Congregational Bev Donald Brady, pastor i a new school on the 7 mutl0n class induae aaa conto tnmgj trttwte bckool JVws Kindeigarten The kindergarten pLpis wh to manic Gecige olont s motiier I lor ine curtamii ana otner lor our puppet axiow 01 m bears VVe are having iun making thing a out of die ciuy Mr neudi got us VVe aio maknig scrap books ebout ail kinds ui pets I usi Oiuae We enjuyed me music fesUval we attendea at Ann AIUQL very niachMesaam Haints and UiOrk We thank them Mrs Gustafson visited our 100m Friday , Current Couui he casualities superintendents sein to be vd upt i ui em among school heavy Supt Lut rnda , Liustaisoa went witn UJ 1S section Two weeks PPer of the Bnahton fdand lasiwk tissiul eecnd igs with ant trung aboui ilthe have cornpl eted sue schooonsolidations and creased l1 with hT y must W9 before want to bi se the each would iii o0 p m Worla Day Prayer, bervirjoSpeaker DrHuth UanUany I Germany I a new baby lister Linaa iviarieot bat eve Youth for Christs meet28, 1951 Work was started at 1 rei0imed Sibling den re starting a unit on cow boys L airy has u pair of skis,Douna new puppy find Mary Ulen a Hei ncime is onco and tne builaing after being held up by material shortages etc was ready for use Sept 17, pi last year It is oi cinder block worid oonvenea 10 Christianity, with a brick facing and consi FXNCKNEY EXTENSION GROUP The Pindmey Extension Group, kown as the Pegs held then February meeting at the home of IskMarihaUMeabon on M36W A good attendance was present ond a lengthy discussion was fceld on past and future projeits At the March meeting three will be a lesson on curtains and draperies Anyone interested in eur projects is cordially invited to cttendUt will be the third Tliurs day in MarchWatch for the place mi meeting or call Mrs Jack Wilson, prions 169fll REPUBUCAN COUNTY CON The Republican county convention is at the court house Howell, Tuee afternoon, March 18 Frank Bush Is county chairman 10 aelfates will be selected to the state eonvention and 10 alternates The tote convention is at Detroit on April 5 The state convention will aame 48 delegates to the national convention at Chicago July 7th The township delegates to the sjounty convention are those elect ed at the 1950 primary The congressional disnets will caucus at the Hotel Sheraton CadUkxc Detroit at 930 a m on April 5 Each congressional dis teict entitled to 2 delgates and 10 will be elected at large Ho did his task well should be praised instead of censured fci making the Lords prophecy come true The women did not agree with him and an indignation meeting followed Rev Herman Burns became pas tor of the Dexter Baptist church He was a smart man and after ward had one of Detroits large churches One day he asked Mr Morris what his occupation was Mr Morris said1 am a gambler Rev Burns avoided him for a time and then one day met him witih outstretched handHe said Mr Morris I have not seen you in some time Mr Morris said I thought you were avoiding me EevBurns said,I thought you told me you were a gamblerThe peo pie tell me you have always been a farmer MrMorris said In my opinion the farmer is the woilds biggest gambler He puts a seea in the ground and gambles as to whether he will get a crop If a j drought hits him he does not If he escapes this the insects cr some disease may get his crop If he finally harvests a good I crop the prices may fall so low he loses money on it Farming is a gamble from beginning to end Rev Burns said,MrMorris you i have some very strange ideas nevet considered the Iaimer in that light before of 7 rooms anc room which is a general purpo used ior dining gym and for entertarimentn Tne program bjuduy iiaiuieci an address by DrNorman Wilson of Jackson who was a member of the first graduating class herein 1891 Before becoming a aoior Mr Wilson taught in some of the schools who are m the consuda tion in the days when the teacho got S10 a month end bcaiaec around His iaik was on th eaiv school hisLCy of thio setion Agnes c aiium, school com mlsiioner w s inlvo iaed Wes i ey Beadle of the state dpc public instruction and Walter Anickia of Ann An,or, the aicrai ect Gov G fviennn Willi,m i R Borschma me contractor were invil d vre unable oner Sun 1030 SermonThe Claims oi Chiist, Sunday School H 30 ion Ivijr ddamiiy Night featur uring Youth for Christ Vern Fred ui son, county president will be the speaker Special music Wed, Mar 5 Pilgrim Fellowship business meeting ana election of oluccis at the church Wed, 400J uniui cnon practise 7 40, Senior chcyr practise , Jimmie Goldman h is 2 story books about farms Karn has uev, lurniture f r he a oil House Judy ooz new shoos Kaihy ileasoii new shoes and a dress John Hoiben and Bill Light went to a show at Cn sea We ha i our club meeting tod y Ronni, Singer is cu new presia ent We chose new committees ouaht tn Jub lhey started ion snj u succul conclus or n A conscience mftot DIVP a,iriflltrtion was ap conlt u he Was asked to re consider his resignation but only GO peope turned outBoth Pepper ana finger were only two vasin their jobs The men they epia ed were released tneir Disputes with the Hc depts due to school aen i an who iters come Among the vi a number from uth r consolidate districts who rontuiplale puttin up buildings The valu the ranckney school district S2335,93800 School enrollnt i about 450 viennomfce Calvary Mennonit Church v zxa Beaci Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach ArmxiM WorsLlp 1000 biuday School , , 1100 Childrens Hout , , 1145 younc, Peopies Meeting 730 jfittr fellowrhip Series Wednesday 8O0 o xo MRS MINNIE McKENZIE rs idnui McKenxie Blwho O BASKET BALL bCOREb The Pmckney team ran out gas fiida nigit i CONSsBVAIXON DEP1 IMOTES Michigans 195 non ore reser ves are estimated at 162,221,921 tons worth 79,010,000 Marquette county has the most with Iron Gogebic and Dickinson following in that order Michigan copper de posits are valued at 4278,000 An oil weliwas brought in in Sherman township near Mt Pleas ant on Dec 1 last Park rangers putting up a aroup of buildings peax the sand dunes at St Joseph are having trouble with squirrel who get inside the walls The dept would like to get tho views of fishermen on the extension of the 10 inch minimum size trout season their game wuh Dexter ana ioi their third I game oi their season by one poult The score was 41 to 42 j Pmckney had all the best of the I game up to the tinal seconds ead ing at the hall 26 to 20 ana I the beginning of trie 4th I 37 to is8 inen Dexter began to j ciose the qap With 27 seconds to gothey were only 2 points be wiei hs lived in a house of Earl Gall aps at Dexter Corners for a num Jja at years died Monday She was the widow of Orson McKen ie and lived with aim on the i3oq Norman Reason and Donohua aims Her husband died 15 , ours agu Surviving is a daughter, Mrs Grace Mercer of Detroit The funeral is at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Thursday at 1030 i p Rev Donald Brady officiating Burial in North Baltimore, Qhio Socona araae race iOuLoa puhipata in 2 birthday parties bunuuy, non i ing her motner and cousin, Llauia Knnson VVe enjoys a me R ig festival at Ann Axor tuaay veiy much We aie uang a unit on nous a tor wora siuuy we are muraia pictue chuta to represetn SUOIL vowei sounds iaa tcii we drew piet ,i s la repesent Li,lie hea rvidmgjiu a and inu ie amuiai on it fhia iii en visiii a , lhurIsiancy iuiiOws ivun IAIL, ,n vui ited her iut w UK VVe thariK the riiuiiieis who wi, ta Ann Arbor wiui us liiuuy u t u,b ui iver XOW UI BuiCll HOJ tlie m ed a 11 hi uiso a oi er wei rae benn u u, , iiX me barren vide auwau h osso unaiy ii to a show in Clx a , Go ui ijhiun ooiui uiy ivcIUI oinoiuj u a j in j ioe in lowuei gnu jCjj wen i J vULUi LCAici , ,aca a to jvsi nu ijn at tne qarte i gu q aiv luu MHS GLADYS STALEY Mrs Gadys Staley,87 who with hei husbuiia Waiter, ias lived with Walter Bauman In Unadilk village since iaat September,died u n nn i at o J hind Al Mroika and Gregory a Sunday Besides her husband a FOR LENTHOT CHEESE DISHES All the way from hors doeuvres to deesericheese lends any xnea a gourmet toftch that no other food can achieve, For lenten menues that give satisfaction plus pee mi SUD i but n0 robbers showed up of the Amenmn Weekly, xclus aoM to 2 Kaqm or th5 ively with The Detroit Sunday Times See Amy Aldens recipes ior flavorsome hot cheese oakes THE STOCKBRIDGE AFFAIR There was some substance to the report of a Stockbridge Sank robberylast Feb 19 A Fitcnburg woman was forced off the road by 2 men in a blue Pontiac car who asked numerous questions about the bank Stockbridge was full of state police and deputies the rest of UV1NOSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Instruction class for candidate at temple ererf Monday night at 800 p m Regular neting, of Uvinaston Lodge No 76 on Tuesday, March ct 800 p m Business session On Friday, March 14 Livingston Lodge will go to Stockbridge to work MM degrees It is,importcmt Ihat all members of the Fellow craft team go This will be our second visitation of the W to onferr dearce workme first beinc m Ann Arbor Saturrfcrv April 5 Anaual Jart Maststs Nfchr at School at 700 Winston BaugJuvWM j9 w mm blue sedan be found BAKE SALE SATURDAY The Assemby of Rainbow Girls AdvisoryBoard will hold a bake sale at Dunlavy Food Locker in Pinckney on Saturday, March 1 starting at 1000 a m Donations will be appreciated LEAP YiARARTy Shadow Social Dance at new 1 Marion Town Hall on Friday Feb ruary 29 at 830 P M Pot luck lunch Bring own table service Sponsored by Younglove P TA Dexter had a double foul called Al missed his shot but Gicgory j made good tor Dexer and they were but a point behind With 6 seconds left Kruil shot a held goal for Dexter giving th m the game Matteson ana Rebman amckney guar as had gene out en fouls and Krull eluded their subs Pinckney mad 21 free throws Al Mroiha had 14 points, Jerry Mrofka and Jeffreys 9 The Pinckney reserves bst 57 to 37 and the Pinckney girls were defeated too PincfJiey ends their season , here Friday night with Boys Re public of Farmington BASKT BALL NEyS Brighton 37, Manchester 31 South Lyon 54 Httrtlcne 49 Ann Arbor 37 Ypsilanti 22 Lincoln 47, Saline 39Dundee 46 Flat Rock 34 Chelsea 56 Universioy 47 j Clinton 63, Blissheld 4a Mason 70, Dansville 46 Haslett 33, Oke j mus 28 Morenci 47 Pittsford 42 j Holt 64 Leslie 24 Stockbridge Fowlerville 43 a i i i 1 san in Detroit survives The funei al was at Gospel Tabernacle at Sevpn Mile and Grand Hiver this after noun Burial in Oak View Cemetery, Royal Oak mother in Deiuu baimci JJennis SiiKji aitejij gral grandmoniers ijiituuu kuusion Suucl Denize 1 ,wa6 L, il licia MilUken juiaor Terry iawon ni ao gray wer ansejn hloucuiy We maae siihJucucb ,i uio Wasnington raaay ai Singr Kaye Wiie, ana NUCKC hitte panitea cry trees Xb cl Grade We unjoyea our up to iho inui ia icsuva liuy Vve tnunu Mesaames Reaen iclimn ana bmger for going with us Kerch Morgan iul his app n ax out Saturday Tom ratter ha a new biuy JMary Menke s qranapurents parents visited her Sunday Tom Hitter ana Jerry heason have Conieaeralc and union caps Paul Endcis has new iuiniture at home PINCKNEY BOARD OF REVIEW Cfiristina Jarosiowski spent Sat Tae Pinckney board of review urday with her lister in Ann Ar will meet at the town hall Wed i bar nesday March 5 and Tuesday, f Fourth Grade News larch 11 to review the tax roll Wc went to the concert in Hii and correct discrepancies Ail auditorium Ann Arbor, FridayBe, with grievances are asked to at J fore it started the achest a leader tend Lorenzo Murphy, assessor explainea to us the different kinds , of instruements used in a sym When the 1 te Luren Didlcinson 1 lTn A A Michigan he at fend d tin annual governors con lice in New York He gained out pages and got an article magazine m winch he criticiz j ea it severy He said drinking w s rampant and prostitutes and pandcre s minglea he ly wtth tne buntjuters This drew angry aernls tram the oilier governors but Li Vn3on got his publicity If iie liaa saa everything was OX and abv b ard he would not have gotkn thne lines The Rev 11 J iaimphrey recently visited amp usr mi m a writeup aia aniniy and rnmaraiity pre aoiniraieu there, that hquor was scl ap ui, , UKI tne place over ei with lmiuorai women This e ed su n a sin that the minis eriu UUQ iuti n sent3 clergymen ro mveVug tTheir findings tuc Michigan Christian They did not find Hve y ciiurges sustained arjs Psrcyh uump t wus n mae drinking bv exp ted Women oi restricted to enter uuuusheu Ly a liferent ort non aid on a a nee nights eartn is also furnished uue so leties That all were ,iiet cont ai una conditions lui there were good i I I t i a IU avoe teejiu i lUit i seui th HV oui, or 1 u tJ ill gen W lavUK i aeue trio cusoi teur S pc been following big e bd foi about 50 ev ry spring before jtaitsi the Cleveland w to win thopennant s tney have won a, ie PUTNAM BOARD OF REVIEW Tlit Putnam township boad of review will be at the town hall on Tuesday March 4 Wednesday Ivlarch 5 and Tuesday, March 1 to review the tax roll All persons with grievances are asked to appear before the board j Stanley Dinkel Supervisor CU i t z peuiii ne No team ever has many litar playeis as Cleve but i some reason they u v i ul to cii k The team has aiways had t ,, many individ u u eiirs who are interested in ijieu own laurels ana for that rea son rail to develop tne team work und uooperation needed for a pennant winner We read they nave Ouen picked again to win this year THE COUNTY HOSPITAL The American Legion and farm bureau women are circulating pe itions in Livingston county ask ing that bonds be issued and a MARRIAGE LICENSES a tax levied to build a 50 bed George Sutton 20,Holly, Elaine bed county hospital to cost 975 phony orchestra We sang soma of our songs und were happy to see cur music teacher, Mrs Janis Cobb We thank Mesdames Shi ey and Rahrig for goina with us We made a mural of the Shrin circus we saw in Detriot We lire In 1951 Michigan men and women gave 11,82 pints of bloodt according to the Red Cross who visited every hamlet in the state to get it by means of trucks and in 2 cases used railroad cars do nuted by railroads According to the fced doss blood donations ara influenced by the Korean headlmes When things there are going full blast the donations are heavy When there is a lull in the fighting they fall off A certan per centage of the blood goes to Ko rea DUG ta the failure of the state highway dept to keep up with road neds a bill providing for Wycoff, 16 Hartland Pobert Mc 000 The federal government the elephants drawn by Gail Gus toll turnpikes was introduced in Pherson, 20 Howell, Phyllis Park would pat up 45 precent but the tcrfson and Tommy Read Nancy the legislature These toll gate er, 20, Lansing county vvould have to raise 550, 000 KNCKNEY ENGSDAUGHTERS The Pincfrney Kings Daughters will meet with MrsGeorge Thomp on Thur Mar, 6thMrs Howard Wilson, county president will ipek Members and visitors are CUBBENT COMMENT Cont Mayor Cobo and Willis Hall of Winston Baughn and ye editor Detroit Chamber of Commerce aro attended Masonic meeting at staging a debate as to what con South Lyon Monday night, stiutes normal employment in De j The Paul Keiser family of Detroit troit Recently the mayor headed spent Sunday at the George Thorn a committee to Washingon to gt pSOn home more unemployment berets fori menout of worHesrrH tnevTvim , SCHOOL NOTES Cont bered 103,000 in Detroit MrHall ,each state on thD xxicV for our told Washington this is only nor soc stucjy uml We exchange mal The mayor says he is all jnf0lTOrtion and study together wTongThe normal number is only j yje enjoyed fixing our room up 30,000 Due to this split thev may rmd our exhibiU for dedication get naming Senator Toft ha d come out against increasing un rnployment benefit Reasons horse looks like real on The trapese periormers weredrawn by Mary Lou Cantrell Each of us made an achieve ment day book of our February papers for display dedication day Fifth Grade We received letter and tele gram ro Gov Mennen Williams thanking us for for invitation to dedication and wishing it success We enjoyed our trip to the con cert in Ann Arbor Friday, learn od to sit quietly and listen VW saw oir radio music teacher Miss r Janis Cobb w rr di We presented our Individual We made a huge wall map tal to study pcy g roads flemished in Michigan 100 year, ago when the state had no money to build roads Private companies were given the tight to build roads and charge toll to vehicles travelling on tnemGlCBQid Rivei was such a road and Nofi vas toll gate No VIThe bill how ever provides state would the roads and charge toll York, Pennsylvania Maine other eastern states havo tollroads The Michigan lejfetft ture which ie not noted far JD gressiveness kjlled the hUl mav adopt Rep Cramptone olution and appoint a 6 man units for approval of our class, jia prrmt type with information of I oort boa to tne 1953 Vt SV fiff TBS PDICDfET WSFATCH b Speed your razor on its way with good lighting enjoy a faster, smoother shave Youre much less likely to leave patches of stubble when light is even on both sides of your face and neck With good lighting you see what youre doing all the time, so youre through in practically no time To enjoy the advantages of good lighting place a wall fixture on each side of your mirror and a ceiling fixture above it See your electric lamp and fixture dealer FOR FULL INFORMATION or Detroit Edison Jz I r H Hart Caller Sat G 5 March Pinckney High School Gym Donation 8tli Grade and below , Others 50c and 0 Dances Refreshments IVMV am yua jwftuiii y tfc K LABT fSAU, ton TAXES Sat March 1st 0 i IS THE LAST DAY I WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT THE PUTNAM TOWN HALt Thursday,Friday,Sotuiday, Feb2930, Marl X WILL BECEIVE , TAXES AT THE TOWN HALL FROM 1000 AMTO 600 P M DOG TAXES ARE ALSO NOW DUE AND PAYABLE liif l , 111 ,j , lmr Wednesday February 27 105 ii r sc Friday Saturday Feb 28, Mar 1 iGCKTriage 1 VKfcf Double Feature i nay Saturday Feb 29, Mar, I Howell Theater HOWOi iMICHIGAj i Lee Theater iiu 4ucy 4JU U1C ity Fr McMurroy, Dorothy McGuir i UI1U Aufe Uisv,Oiy mg cipL wassail iuutoouy IO paloat a roox iu A uus iOvu cu uio Gregory iiOLnej Cioxi weni io ueirou last weeii ana apparsa on tnt iauito auy piograin liifc uvmgston County Press mentions tne xact thai omy nv noweu uainess peaces put out nag io honor Lincoln s iitnday ivus Mayme r isn ioon oi riow eii wno isioke her leg last hov was ssie to walk ior me nrst time time last weekbarDara iash Bekkenng of Pinckney Micmgun Cherry Pie Queen tor Idol was the cover giri for the February issue ol the 1 la iuchigctn Former A GIRL IN EVERY PORT bergt Wade McCook of Howell comedy novelty cartoon with tne air corp in Korea, prev1 ComingHarlem lcbe troters ioasiy reported as missing is now Painting the Clouts with Sunshine listed as dead CALLAWAY WENT TIJATAWAY Joan Evans Lynn Bari Io ON THE LOOSE Ccortoon Sunday, Monday March 2, 3 Matin Sunday jdO 9 m eoattaaor Maureen OHara Jeff ChandJer to FLAME OF ARABY In Technicolor also Walt Disneys In Tftcutacolor NATURES HALF AqRE Cartooi NOT Tue Wed, Thur March 4, 5 6 Groucho Marx, Marie Wilson and William Bendix THE, CIMARRON iOD at Techalcoiot with Audie Murphy, Yvette Dugay REUNION IN RENO Mark Stevens, Peggy Dow and am1 Gigi Pen eau Sunday, Monday, March 2, 3 shows 200 p m cont FffXED BAYONETS Dextv Theater Doxter Mlchigoo mr iommie Houghton, star Howell son Gail pitcher, was married to Joyce Cook,of Oceola by Rev Unus Head oi Oceola Feb IS Pfc Ronald Wellman of Pinckney and Peggy Shelly of Six Lakes were married ieb 16 in the Nazerene Church at Howell 15 young people oi the Evangel cal brutea Brethren church oi Waterloo will put on the Passion Play They have signed up for 15 performances The first is at the Cassidy Lake Tech School on, and Gigi Perreau Ash Wednesday They are at the SundayMay 2, 3 Stockbridge Presby church Mar Sun ghows 39 Mgn 2 and at the Chelsea M E churcni CALLAWAY WENT THATAWAY on April U 6 district schools at Pleasant Lake near Manchester have voted to consolidate The 3 robbers who burglarized the Fieernan store at Noah Lake were arrested with stolen articles in their car Richard Bashort Michael OShea and Gene Evans Feature Cruise Ship Novelty New Carioett les, Wed, Thur March 4, 5, 6 DoubU Feature THE STEEL FIRST with Roddy uowaU MEcl DAiiJMlEWILSON btarring Frank SinaUa bhelly Winters Latest New Friday Saturday Feb 29, Mar 1 2 Great Hits 2 THE LONGHORN A Super Wet tern Btauiig Bill Elliott Phyllis Cpates Plus REUNION IN RENO with Mark 3tevens, Peggy Dow Avon Theater biocfcftrtdge, Micjuigaa Friday Saturday Feb 29, Mar 1 THE LAST OUTPOST In Technicolor civil war western with Ronald Regan, Rhonda Fleming lhaft Ceateon Nwt Stamag Sunday, Tueeday March 2, 4 FOR HEAVENS SAKET A Comedy Starring Fred McMurroy Dorouiy McGuire 1 Clifton Webb, Joan Bennett and Howard Kee cartoon Sort Hw shorts tartoon news Shows 700 900 is Veare Aao tJ VJ aur, iViarcii 4, 5, 6 CROSSWINDS In TeehnteoiM An Acti Drama Starting John Payne Rhonda Fleming and Forest Tucker coroon news shorts According to a story carried in the Detroit Free Press John Dono ComingPandora Flying Dutch hue Unadilla farmer, is said to marii Lone Star have inherited 50,000 from his brother Dr Florin Donohue, of Syracuse N Y Pinckney high school lost to Dexter 28 to 17 Saturday The Congl church team also lost to the Dexter Independents Verne Ahrens, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ahrens died in Detroit Sunday of pneumonia He leaves a wife and 2 children Mrs Romina Placeway Fagin died in Fagin Park, FloridaFb18 Sylvan Tlieater Chelsea Michigan Friday Saturday Feb 29, Mar 1 2 Big Hits 2 HARLEM GLOBE TROTTERS A Good Comedy Starrlna Famous Negro Basket Ball Team with their gags, jokes etc THue SOUTH OF CALIENTE with William Blair oi Fswlerville and Roy Rogers, Dala Evans Trigger Robert Gardner of Dexter both died last week Born to Bruce VanBlcericum and wife Feb 23 a son Mrs Charles Campbell fell and broke her leg lact weef Sunday, Moday March 2, 3 CALLAWAY WENT THATWAY A Drama Starring Fred McMurrcry, Dorothy McGuire and Howard Keel tundoy Show 3 i, 7, Claude Barry,54, Pinckney drug cartoon atooge comedy gist and H Willis Crofoot, 68,bcth75w5eh 4, 5e died last week I TEN TALL MEN A magazine contest is being con fa Technlco, ducted at the Pinckney school Don Swarthout is mgr and Wilhel pina Bourbonnais Clare Miller Dorothy Carr, captains The pro wvv ceeds will be used to send tte 915 basket ball team to the slate tour A Drama Starring Burt Lancaster Jucy Lawrence and GuWsrt Roland Cartoon, Bow Wow ComingHills of Utah, Three Guys Named Mike EARN WHILE YOU LEARN to Be a Telephone Operator ENJOYABLE EXCITING INTERESTING AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK Good starting pay 5 raise th first year, congenial people your own age, pleasant surrounding chance for advancement Come in andialk it over Womens Employment Office 323 East Washington ComingLone Star, Indian Up MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ann Arbor MichTolfRead was delegate to tse rising Joan of Arc convention at We LORENZO MURPHY publican state convei Grmd Rapids this weef Born to Mr and Mrs RoYCav erly at the Pinckney San Mar Z, a son , Peter Coniway was sltahtly m 1Ured when his car was recked Sunday a mile this side of Lake1CJkkHarry Isham of Chelsea eel ebrated her 80th birthdaySunday Chris Titzsimmons had Ms car wrecked when 2 men ran into, him on Grand River last week The Z wert arrested and fined 10 each for drunk driving NOTIC SUK nr SURPLUS PROPERTY Sealed bids will be rece bvtheParks and Eecreation Div islon Decent of Conservation 3 Bauch BldgLan sTng 23 Michuntil 2001 p m ETffiTai952, for the betowhsted buUding on state owned landSale No l f 1 pinclmV Recreation Axe fa Cement Silo 12 x u Rrueet for informanon and and ell fcM r I I I I Hospitals prove NEVER A CASE OF DIAPEJC 3SH with Playtcx BABY OIL POWDER I i i Scientific test with thousands of bbieft medically supeflrised by more ttun 100 hospitals and pediatricianprove nettr case of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Baby Oil, Powter sad Cream are consistentlyand exduarfe3ynls4 HMWL IAtY Oil b 6 timts mon wot bint UmofJn thm PiAYIPt tAtY MWM1 it mbtrpu Gittlj mbsorks, h uititf diodrtmt, Mumds tdut Prickly bm sad it eVi rRM , i and CREAM j i i i i i i i i i i i purnx iAiY CMAM h Uuulificb for prutik Mr AMef sl , ,twffiWt THE PWCDfEY DISPATCH Wednesday February 27 1952 sday February 27 1952 Pergonals Gerald Henry was home from Detroit over the week end R K Elliott suffered a bad spell last Friday night but is better now r Thirteen people go to Ionic Tftmple, Detroit tonight to attend the 2h anniversary of the assem JWy oi Hainsow Gins and honor SnrwW ,, x A X mother Advisor Coburn Those go TJfS 2nd 8, ina are Mr nnH M nn Z John Boyer were the Reuben Gent ner Ckxrence Pratt and Clifford the parsonage there to take people IndmeyJttch Si PinckneyjMica En Spied 2nd class natter at postoifico Act o March 6, 1877 MOiowell StJingkmy MJrh cxipH0a pace 1150 per yea JJ ing are Mr and Mrs Olin Hobin inson, Roy Reason, Leota Reason, is, Pat Sier, MXB funn Curlett and Ann Shirley Reason Darlene Lew Paula Mrs Helen Miller and Bar bora, Mrs John Rahig and Mrs Beverly Pilgrim Mrs Edward Nuoffer of Holt Boyer families of Ann Arbor Last Thursday night the S E Marion Farm Bureau entertained the Stone school farm bureau at the new Marion town house 40 were present Dancing and cards spent the week end at the Lloyd npyed and a luncheonHendee home and was in Ann Ar P Yima DlwlJ and Mrs bor with Mrs June Hendee Thurs Pe were Sunday dinner ay Sunday dinner guests of the Stan The Dick Amo family of Howell leZ 51 pom K called at the Reindeau jand Cur lett homes Sunday Mr and Mrs L J Swarhtout were guests of Mr and Mrs Ger aid Swarthout at the ice review in Detroit last week Mrand Mrs Lester McAfee were in Detroit Saturdey Paul LobdelL 31, Pinckney was The Maccabees repeated their play Feb 28th to a large crowd Geiqers orchestra of Jackson pkry ed for the dance Warren Goodrich,54 who livfa Mtsrs Winston Baughn Clare alone was found dead in bed Sum Mulei uinY Camburn Olin Hob day in his home on Pearl St by lnsoXL Lonme VcmSlambrookftsy Frank Moran s neighbor Justice 011 1uuey Greene and ye edDell Carr impaneled the following 51101 01 Vingston Lodge No 76 at jury Frank Moran W S Swa tenclea G annual Past Masters thout, Rube Wright, W H Place hlVhi nquet of Howell Lodge way Bert Nash and George Hicks No 38 f A M Wednesday After listening to testimony of Biht Dr C L Sigler and P,Hi5waxtnout Born to Mr and Mrs Andrew they rendered a verdict he died of Singer at Mcpherson hospital,How an epileptic attack to which he ell, teb 20 a girl was subject He leaves a brother Mrand MrsWalter Clafkk were arrested Saturday on a statuary aas Goodrich, of Aim,Arbor and in Lansing Sunday charge He waived examination Monday and was bound over to circut court Bail was set at 1000 but was not furnished Robert Verellen of Plainfield was fined 25 and given 30 days Mrs Alta Meyer accompcded hi jail last week by Justice Gene Evelyn Fox of Flint, OES grand Mann of Pinckney for reckless treasurer, to Saline last Monday driving night to a reception for the grand conductress Mr and Mrs Joe Gargolis of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee home Mr and Mrs Ray Burns entertained Sunday Mrand MrsLouia Coyle the Jack Young, James Burns and Don Burns families Mr and Mrs W H Meyer attended a reception at Strathmore The state sold 57,979000 bd ft of lumber and pulpwood from the state forests last year The following attended the rec eption at Linden Monday night for O E S GrandTreas Evelyn Parker and committee woman Bernice SHnner Mr and Mrs Fred Seqer, Mr and Mrs Harold Porter, Mr and Mrs George ThompsnindMesdcrmes Mildred Chapter O E SMonday night for Miller Alta Meyer, Mcve Daller, Bertha Singleton O E Sgrand Eeanor Baughn committee woman The Stanley Dinkel family called at the Kenneth Wylie home in Anderson Sunday Mesdames Dale Miller, Marion 47 Years Ago Dr H A Chase of Linden has accepted a position with the PanTempleton, Virginia Amburgey, ama Canal Co and gone to PanHollis Kolloway, and Mae Shirley ama attended a stork shower at Brigh Howell had a case of smallpox ton Sunday for MrsGayle Shirley in the county jail last week The Francis Krupa family of Ther will be a Boston Tea Par Detroit and MrsEunice Schuchart ty at the S E Swarthout farm or beusabecwHotvrTkaea trfljeh a sisterinkxw Mrs Henry Gsod rich of Ontatio 90 couple attended the dance given by Chamberlan d Lemon at the Dexter opera house Feb2 A passenger train was stalled 5 hours recently in a snow drift between Vernon and Comma France Adele Burch elocutionist formerly of Pinckney who was on the train entertained the passengers The Misses Swarthout axe in Toledo and Cleveland buying spring millinery Tom Eagen who sold his farm has moved into the Leland house on Unadilla St he bought 100 people attended the Valentine social at the V G Dinkel home Tuesday night The M E Ladies Aid was enter tained Wednesday by Mrs Alex Mclntyre The PutnamHamburg Farmers Club met Saturday at the W CHendee home Hiram Smith talked on the Ideal School S E Swar thout was against a centralized school Mr Rolison spoke on the corn cropi and Mrs F L Andrews The Rural Songsters n iT n Mrs Lyaia Uarr attended the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hairy Lee of Lakeland Saturaya Mrs Ralph Clinton and two children oi Detroit spent Sunday at the C J Clinton home, Th Don Griffith famiiy of Ann Arbor called at the Jot Griffith home Sunday Miss Nan Ledwidge and Mrs Raymonda Liorria were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Murray Kennedy with her mother Lirs Stanley Culver call ed on her fqtherStanley Culver at Mcpherson hospital, Howell, Fri day MrsEleanor Ledwidge quid Mrs Lucille Fohey attended a card party Sunday at thes home of Mrs Enimett Hairis of Howell Mrs Florence Baughn went to Columbus Ohio, last week with Mrs Virginia Carver and children Mr ana Mrs Frank Abeideen entertained Saturday night the Harold rorteo E Baughn and Mrs Virouua Carver end families in honor of Mrs Rex Noggles birthday lhr Louis Coyle and Mrs lack I You3 were in Ann Arbor Satur I LOOK FOR THE CLOCK iir IWSH LAKE 1 A7HEN IN NEED Or Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pips, Fittings REPAYING A SPIOAITY COMPLETE LINE,OF FGnrRES, COLO q WHITE PUMPS My ror Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE PINCKNEY 157F11 an Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERI CITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EH PHONE 2681 DEXTER oey Sons of Howell called on Mr Wm Shehan Sunday and Mrs March 3rd Carriages wul be at an, MEASURE YOUR AUTO LOAN JUST AS YOU Burns is at Fort Riley measure the odvantages new car, beiore you buy I loans can be mac quickly at this i of yo r it Auto readii acl d moaerLr Si m interest rates, ana en terms that i will make repayment easy for you Before youclose your car deal, come in and tcik with us j about the financing arrangement ayPvt Jo Kama7 Th Abel Haines family attend ed ih o3th birthday celebration oi Mrs Carrie Bush, the i o ,1sH mes at Clarkston atiJ KisMark Nash attend iin bureau meeting inFarm lot Wednesday vicDonnell was home from irom Ypsilanti over the s y f Miss Patricia Until Further Notice comenciny on Mcrrch 3rd, 1952 we will b opn J 1 Oi honr week en 111 iii Until further notice as follows MONDAY CLG3ED ALL DAY TUESDAY VEDNFqnAV THURSDAY FRIDAY W, Will Be OplsoQ, BOft SATURDAY 980 to 9 00 SUNDAY 10 30 to 1230 Because of the fast turnover in our moat sais we pricrs at the lowest possible level and siill retain We woulr1 welcome the pleasure of meeting you can keep ou highest quality iriaye 1 THE FLK5T NATIONAL BANK jfewoii MldL Under Jfderal bupervisicn Member Federal 0pofiit insurance Corporation yi iieposita Insured so ouuu tot each depositor i PhllgafTappan Medtl V43 teevtiful FhllgotTappcin tuna f Syftom, Comptly fnstalUd CyUndcri ef Wio ,1 ar Prie 000,00 TOTAL ALL THREE FOR ONLY 60000 RRICt 209 ACT NOW OFF OITe Mf fcoutfol rcipg faturlnfl tht lotit Hrn and VI Oil mm txwtl hltf a ytt cempltiy inttalltd of your TO OR tvmrm9 cf MflfM t M xfre SEE US TODAY y Mrand Mrs C J Clinton attend ed the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Satur day Mr and Mrs Walter Clark visit ed Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark at Mancheser Friday Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel were in Howelll last Wednesday Three auto loads of Pinckney O E S attended the Friendship Night in Ann Arbor last Wednes day night Cecil Dean Cox, son of Mrand Mrs Dallas Cox of Battle Creek has enlisted in the navy and will leave March 11 for training I Sergt Dale Meabon is now in Japan The Warren Snapp family of Mason called at the George Mea i bon home Sunday j Loren Meabon and sonDonald, J Grand Rapids were in town lastj week They may move to Calif or nia 4 Boy Scouts from Detroit were hospitalized with burns when the vanvas leanto in which they were sleeping caught fire at the Brighton Boy Scout ccanp Friday morn ing Anthony Scrxs 40, of Brighton pled guilty to negligent homicide charge Saturday and has been bound over to circuit courtFriday night he hit Robert VanSicle 31, against hia Miujdauqhtr of MrsAliceMauk I c Howeil and Pvt Clayton Rath bun i Howeil takes place next Sunday at tne rioweli MLchurch Clyde Darrow ana wife of Mil jrd ypem Sunday with his moth j r, 5 Flra Darrow j Tho R dert Read, James Whitley and I hn McGuire families spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank petri in Jackson I The CLiro Miller family were in Detroit Saturday I Mrs Anna lasch and Richard Tasch and famiy of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests a tthe Robert , Tasch homej Lee Lcrvey has drawn lumber from his woods where he had d i savmiil and piled it on the lots on I Vvrest Main St he bought of Stew art Anderson He will build an i implement warehouse The Leo Bettes family of Walled i spent Sunday at the Roger Carrj hem Robert Campbell oi Frazer was a wek end guest of the VanSlam brook families WmMaycroff and wife of Grand IVpds and Marion Carson of De troit were weefr end guests at the Morvin Campbell home Smday guests ofthe Albert Shulev family were the Doyle Temploon tamily of Keego Harbor Leo Ewers and family and Robert Ambrgey and wife M and Mrs Don Swarthout atnded an art exhibit in Grand Rcmids Saturday Stewart Mcrthiaa pupil of Mrs Swarthout at I Brichton had an exhibit there and ivn a gold key award I Mr and Mrs Ross Read spent I Suvlay evening at the RegShal er home in Marion I Ona Campbell and wile spent the week end at the Carl Lentz The DurJovy Food Locker Phone 12 Pincknev KEEP YOUR DAttY , IN P14YTEX PANTS t V f J Bockev Swarthout Detroit crushing him , , own truck killing him instantly , home LoJ1 a tnrnv oi r and injuring hiscompanion Clil1 The John McGuire fomdy of De gQxg i troit were week end guests a uiw ames Whitley hometon Charleton,49 of Detroit, did not stop Rex Sackett of Detroit spent th week end at the Larry Camburn home at the game reserve Mr and Mrs Ross Read and Janet Feidler leave for Florida Saturday Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell spnt last Tuesday night at the Dr George Pearson home in How ell honoring the Pearsons 45th wedding anniversary Robert Lavey, Verne Clark and PfcSdV Singer of Camp Mead Joe Clark are called to Detroit for week end rv Examination on Mar 1Z Income Tax Service r Maryland spentjhe HURRY HURRY HUIRRY 3 JMm BIVER i 3UGTO MICIL man u V I HURRY HURRY HT4RRY lakeland Dress House 4700 MIDLAND DRIVE EXTENDING SALE UNTIL MRCH 5 G REDUCTION IN fii m lJ IN LADIES AND CtiXLDBENS WEAR IfflUL PLAYTEX BABY PANTS With Playtex pants the last barrier to your babyi Social fuccess it removed I With Playtex pants iere can be no embarrassing momenta oomtt r whose lap be chooses to sit on For Playsci s the really efifeetivs answer to the problem of keeping tfc little darling presentably 6tf Tba miracle material, creamy liquid latex, is tissue thin roft, cool, odorless, stainless, nonchafing, and has an extraordinary stretch for extra comfort 79 and in addition PlayUx paid 1 Are seamless 2 Stretchy all over, tfcerjefort aMbbdtea 3 Wont irritate babys akin 4 Can be boiled and washad vttfeout dampge 5 Are uric acid proof 6 Cool, soft, and how they wtart 7 Accurately sired by babys weight smau, medium large and extra large Gift packaged Mil ancf Phom Ordmn FttUd 4 v g m i gaS a Jsl i Xsvt , Wodattdoy Febnary 27 19S2 LAVE HAFDWABS ORDER Chick m rtgaie fc thompo, MhfkiM 4ait MI iMt wf ftn FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmers Feed Supply lif DM Ww iv A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL i Plus PERMUTIT WATER SOfTIHIt Coss 43 Man pnwor tomofk motft UhtMl aMo W ite Systems eic GEOiRGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PinckneyHowell Road PHONE 71F11 W kJV JT1 a FOR SALELadlss size 38,Hudson seal fur coal in good condition for 45 Man4, black overcoatxd most new site 40 for 2000 Call Brighton 75066 WHY SAVE Many unexpected things can happen such as illness, accidents etc Savings softens these blows lor many families Open a Savings Account ana add to it each pay davy Soon emergencies will present no prob lem McPHERSON SuteJBANK All deposits up to 10,000 in sured by ov membership In the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor pcffatjon NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING of QUALIFIED ELECTORS ORiG INAL SCHOOL DlSiRICT No 1 jx Putnam TownshipHarris I No 3 Putnam Township, Reeves rNo 4, Putnam Township Sprout J No 8 Putnam Township, Burgess J No 9 frPutnam township,Marble No 2 fr Hamburg townshipCady I Counties oi Livingston and Wash I tenaw and State of Michiganand now a part of the Pinckney Community Schools School District TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT Please take notice that a spec J led meeting of the qualified elec I tors of scad school districts will j be held at the Pinckney Hicjh School Building on the 3rd day of March, 1952, from 700 P M toj 900 P M for the purpose of auth orizing the sale of the schooLbuild logs and sites of these districts iiiis notice is given by order of Pinckney Community Schools, of the Board of Education of thai School District No 2 frL Putnam L Township, Livingston County, Michigan Dated this 14th day of February j 1952 Eric fflose, Secretary Howard Thayer President GENERAL INFORMATION CON CERNING SALE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS A Section 21 Chapter 5 of School Code provides that disposal of any such property shall be auth orfcsd by a sixty percent vote of qualified electors of the original school district whose property may be affected, present and voting at the meeting called for that purpose B Qualified School Electors1 Citizen of the United tates 2 21 years of age 3 30 days resident of said Dis trict prior to date of election 4 Owner wile or husband there ok of property assessed for school purposes C All school sites are now the j properey of Dlstrcti No 2, frl Putnam Township VanWinkle, November 14, 1951 Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller and Agatha attended the ice , review in Detroit Sunday e PROFESSIONAL CORNER 9 THE WNCKNEY SANITARIUM j FaalKU RAY M DUFFY M D and Business Opportunities Pfacknoy Micnigan1 Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M n GERALD RfiAfiOH Except Wednesdays 2 0 V Aorta lead Moo Tue FrLSaU to 6 p m ftncjaaoy, Mich, Phone 1 3 3 DB MeCLOSHS , PhlN , BUGIST DeniM Plumbing dad rWfitipo 112 North Michiaan Ave, State 8717 Lakske Drive Telephones 55 jhish Lak ven by ApSrS814 P SL HoweU ts Michig HERB SNEED Dos C SwarthouL Pfrcctot Modern Equipment Ambulance Servicw Phone 183 207 E Grand aiver phonet 39 6 63 Pmdaiey, Mk Howell Michigan rvirvvrm Real Estate Insurance, brokerage F EE CCKHOFF or City, Lake and Faun Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality 0 West GrandRiver Av ist Your Property With Me 11 Phone 358 Residence 61 A LEE LAVEY Gor sir Iauiacc PLoae 59F3 Pinckney, Mich, AUG HONEEH farm Sales A Speciality BER1 VrrtJE Phone Pinckney J78F2 REffilGERATION SERVICE HArtOLD Btarr Repairs On All Makes Phone PJndaey 154F3 ViL C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lakcv Road Per Phone Dextec 3461 IiOYD HENDEF Livestock liauLna Weekly TJpfa Made Tfi irof Genera Trucking Phone 64F14 Wnckner, Mto H W WYUE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds PHCNL 138 Pmcknsy CEMEiTRY MEMORIAL Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GREN0TE WORKS Miliord, Michigan h Classified Atlvs WANTED First Class Lath Hand Non other need Apply The Detroit Die Set Vv riiuuaipenier worK ol all kinds Ted Singer phone 45F3 DEPENDABLE Baby sitter to t with children evenings and on Saturdays Call Lorna Shirley Phone 14F3 or 221 West Main FOR SALbCoal stoker with two thermostats, control box, every, thing complete 4000 Call 1669K3 after 400 p, m FOR SAL Whipping creom from TB Bangs tested accredited accredited herd Phone 69F2 VaiiHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALE ALFALFA HAY Lester McAfee, 4jOSM36 FOR SMI Buiknnq omd p lots on West Main St Pincknejr known a the Stewart Andexsom property to setue estate Gerald Reason Ajfafe FOR SALEBlaok Faille dreoajwa 333 Unadiila L 128 Pearl St iM Mrs Maude Martin of Detroit sont last week at he Albert Dink el home and went to Ann Arbor with them Friday t iJiru WANTED Girl for care of two children from 1030 p m to 100 A M Anthony Rennon 592 Mower if id, Pinckney FOR SAlBaby Chicks, Barred and White Rocks, N H Reds,Hy Lines and Large Type White Leg horns now hatching Our chicks chicks are U S approved under Michigan State Pouultry Dept Bob Squire HatcheryHowellMich 218 South Mich Avephone 305W FOR RENTA Good Room Mrs L J McKinley FOR SALE Breakfast Set consist ing of drop leaf table and four I chair Phone 168F2 or see it at 245 Unadiila Price 15 2b1, 500 Puns 82F wANfEDjARM ljShNS, w Let us hep you sell yo farm, have more prospects the loams L HAROLD RDJUW Phone 305W HowelL FOR SALE Thrse piece bedroooL suit in good conditon Edward Kenny Rusk Lake Phone 157F5 Pinceney AUTOMATIC SAW rUDia 75r SEPVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWRRS SHARPEN EU VIANDELLS SAW FILING SHC fllLAND LAAt iT QIDfc 11524 RIVBt DRIVE inckneys QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables 4 Fish sfarket Prices Courteous Service CLARKS MODERA HON Iv In Michigan, ice skating is a traditional part of winter outofdoors And after a brisk time at the rink The American Way is to relax with friends over a pleasant glass of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongs to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to ton sible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs tw our own American heri jb r tage of personal freedom S8e6l o8ema4 vtyfOy Michigan Brewers Associatio 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan After Brewing Co E Afl Brewing Co Franktnmvth Brewing CO Goebe Brewing Co PfiHfv Brwwing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co Th Stroh Bnwty Cb ThmChuhba Owiara neighbor DrWdS Mercer cmd wliiJ Mr and Mrs RosTBacrfaW 225 t1 fcVBf LMrfnopont Monday night at e Frad tSS night at ho Oonay hama IWnuMarcacbagg, , ifcm fe aWL , V i vv y St 1W i Vi, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 27, 1952 Description An account of the resource February 27, 1952 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 1952-02-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/89ac8a2dd9705558c376c204c394261d.pdf 96cd5a1331cef710fb23e2869774b6c2 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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V SSS cr VJ ST V Ttr V f V fr V , , iJ TfcG Pmclaey IHtpcrtch Wednesday March 5, 1952 UrJ fP 3 AlichiiEiift Mirror Reapportionment is the biggest heaaaunes JeAsiature has 10 con sider nesiaes, the tax question Xnei e are 3 reapportionment bib, 1 , in A i 01 L, ra denote s ana us UiO Tney ali auxiine A vtfEUia reapportion accora xut ocerve m e senate woiua on ox metropou a keep tne powei in nawawrKs ine CiO dinV irom both toesbut wuii the Ar L would submit ineir plan to cr vote oi the people wrucn the ec, leaure dxeaasSpeaiper Knox would icble oi bills and instead revise ihe jon stitution ai which time he wouia reapportion the legislature The Jeflfcjatuxe has lulled the fCor bu prcogtise Dili by Dury ing , Si committee This was 3 used when a aegio soldier kill in Korea wejsdenied, burial in tta towa cemSfteay This was feai jjxed throughout the nation ana President Truman ordered tne veteran buried in Arlington Nat ional Cemetery The house in the legislature passed the bill alter killing numerous fair employment amendments tacked onto it but the senate promptly killed it so cemeteries may sull bar citizens irom buried After all the adeu the legislature will probably pass a bill setting the primary Sept 2, just a week ahead oi the regular date oi Sept9 Some wanted June date County ctetks do not like Sept 2 as there willhf a two day holiday before it due to Labor Say Auditor Genera Martin says the state deceit is 50,000 000 and still growing The legislature has motto no real effort to meet it Jhey care talking an economy program whereby they would take sales tax liquor taxes and gas and weight away from the schools, counties cities and townships but would only raise 13,000,000The suggestion is also made to have all elate employees take a 2 weeks vacation without pay and to ilMiili injn 3000 state employ esTis would hit the prisons and i hospitals who are short handed 7 now Another suggestion was to refuse to appropriate the money for the raises authorized by the civil eervice oesnussion but it is doubtful ii thefr proposals will get omywhere as the governor would veto them f Governor Williams is continu ing his Meet the People program end bMdirig up a handicap for Sec of State Alger and Lt Gov Vaadenberg who must fight it out with each other in the September Charade up Vj I C rs Ti iamJ5 FAMILY I have ceen asea 10 write some oi WAjt oiu iutiiwcti ui wCuonie iioubic in tue maiUi iiit piUjcc oviliCiVfc Jwi dwlu Mj cw5 ujO prOiiUiic uiuUifc Ai Uc ooiCl iiOUlil Oi i AiJXlfevy Wijuii ill Uiany auyo w aJ mi wuii uiv iCDii iOLmii Or iLilUiutiSiViOi oi uie uiihiaun i nuvt come j irom hie Micron japa oum published in 1894 loa rlh rive rionui Uiiiittjs vn JIV j ed south oi ilntKiwy weie rienry Xom luartin ietei una jonn iiuix J is, soiu ox Johii rariiS oA Kings county, ireianu ine wriceup aotis not state that John sr ever cameto America xaa Lutoi riarxris to come to Amer ica vw nnrytf wuo aiiivc in told, ue waited ou railroads in iew jeiey ana iHemaaa on uv iarm oi jOaeph Onopau,jjiouisr ox ijUoieaa m 4o no wwnt Daciv 10 irlaiid ana hiuined Maiy avy an in baliy biuon tiay came to Michigan and took up 2UU acres Deaiii s Uiurch Notes i Catholic i Mails Catholic Church kicWijy Michigan lev Ft Albert J Schmitt, Posor f Sunday Masses Summer 630 BiOO IQQd lltfP Wmler b00 S 10i00 Novonna Devotions ficftDv svjnir at 730 P sn ojesslonsi criday rer Noverpa Dnvotioos Sarday 731 ,o 300 P M Siidrv W 800 Marr High School Notes NoItf 1 Currenf Th WINSHNALHOMB GAME ine munist hearmg is on xnexney won their final home ,,0 u aot the bigshow game when they defeated Boys e a y,u Gqo tjepiwlic 64 to 48Pinckney was a benior Kiauver wasThjt always ahead leading ib to j1 e as lo ho ,uat tnt quarterju to 25 at the haiL 43 to o at the era of the third perioa S jxuig honors icr the 1 Thar y Rational Dcncrld brudy pastor teu weju to bob Chatman a o ii coiorea ioy on the Republic team no aoL lb jerryIviroika had jor Fnoaiey, jedieys and Don Witse iJ ejch The Pinckney res v iijji von 4 io Ti ilO, OU, n h topi r ritVice a the pOijteii Cred Water of Scrmozi CPL HOBjRT HOrWE T bun school 1130730,nlgrm Fellowship at churcV r , rj L i Tues, Young Ladies Auxiliary at pioert Hjve son of Mrand home oi Mrs Eloyse Campbli rs inomas howe nf Fei Mrxble Bekkoring assistant iviii, i nomas ttovvy ar of Eai Tavvas formerly of Portage Lof who was jdikrd in Korea on Dec7 last will bs Jjroiight back here, lor barial Thjfunral is at tho the iYricicney CcngT Church oni iTtirsdy at 200 o m,Kev John Lia3 atflcing Pinney Po V F W No 7301 will have charge ofths iriltary honors Th Wed, 400luniui cnoxr pracuse 72Q snior chdr practise nKii a i this team I Hi tno u , J0UiJ JilO j Pm kno Wiltse Jeiileys A Mrofka Rebman J Mrofka J xJmckney, died ai anii iiuiuviiie, iviiscuri, Feb 2th The fun d and unteville, tunr iirial vere in ere south oi Pinckney Tms is suui burial is in iaaev Grretry owriea by me Harris family, the h hoves Vaiy hd present owner being Mrs Alma i store at Poriagoi rrVp brothr narns, widow oi his grandson, j ihomas jr lives in Pincknev James j 2 nenrys four brothers,also came I here and setUed on nearbyfarms CLAHENCrJ DEVEHEAUX Iom on the larm now owned by Clcaeiics Dsvereaux, son of thei Alex Peto Martin and Peter onate J0111 an Elizabeth Cajfr the iarms on Pattersozi Lake Roaa now owned by Leo Uavis John on a larm near the Reeve J mill All were members oi oi iViarys parish services wui somtimes heid at the nenry hqi is home by circuit namg pilosis who came though on horseDUX, there being no roads here uin Henry Harns haa 3 childrenA sa John W grandiathei oi ReviVio i an Harris acquired the fdrrri south of town A daughter, Neflifr, was themcther oi Nellie Gardne Thomas Harris was married, twice I was informed by the aij John Jeffreys, John never Lnsw Uie children by his wiie as tho ivleiiiioiiite Calvary Mennaaite Church ira Beachy Pastor of Ora iarm at V , X 7 FAPLEY igrsi Farley, 64, wife HGy, died at the Farley Ccrnsrs Friday U ,, nuiKe and was Tid o tie Lite Leo rv corners She S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach Artinj Worship , 4 , 1000 Sufcday School , t , 1100 Childins Hoi U45 Vounr Peoplec Meeting 730 Colt Fellowship Sevlre Vednesday 800 o nt PUTNAM BOARD OF REVIEW The Putnam township boad of review wili be at th town hall on Tuesday, March 4 Wednesday, iviarch 5 and TuesdayJ,ii4arch 1 to review th tax roil All persons with grievances are asked to appear before the board Stanley Dinkel Supervisor marrd Or Vcriv 6 yrsago and PmCHllllPlBUAKD OF REVIEW hasiiseeRcminvalid thenot year TfTe Pinckney boardof review The funrrr vs Mor1 mom will met at the town hall Wed mg ri anrT J rsir f ij U at jv morn aDnald icae Hovo ,cv T 3 s ill Stiviar , farinknev were grown ana a v ay bexoie Vm 9EPT fciOTES all states in producipgnBRaid cement last year It progqpEkiQtOOO tons oi salt and 12,854000 barrels oi cement Jjon ore, sand and gravel produc tt iscreased but oil and gas lBrSSpt has cut nearly 600000 set oi lumber and 20000 l stele land to be used in JMBQvttrnent Ike dept believes it has the an ewer to fee lamphrey problem in the construction aams at the head M teout spawning streams Trout 90 over the dam but lamphrey do Abate prisoners have finished a Dtft ptating pioject at highland Irtate peak, lney have contracts Bt the Pinckney and Waterloo At Pinckney they will rethejentrance road to Silver his time Henry, laiher oi Ben no Sylvester,was a son oi his second wile There were at least c daughters, Susan, mouier oi Lee Lavey and Mrs Nellie Lynch Martin Harrises children werv John M William and Michael and Mis Ann Volhner The children of Peter Harris were John and James, Moliy wno married William E MurpnyLucy HaiTis and Ann Eliza Lennon John Harris settled an a farm at Reeves mill later had a farm i HP FR MERRILL KILLED Rev ihbmn Mer,ll 43 pas nesday, March 5 and Tuesday, March 11 to review the iax roll ana correct discrepancies All with grievances are asked to at tend Lorenzo Murphy assessor Tli isday Pin AM , re eels Dieo i urn in uje stat c J kiiOii Pinckney ii t jfice fo the ttisiret titr s o ix i , nold, I u Jim una 1 ck Peid Boys Repaiih1 BoleeK F Allundei C Chatman G Am a to G Pagano SbsMatteson Bradley, Meaborn MartinSz Foiest WiokerFoid Robrts Points, Witse 13, Jeffreys 13 A Mrofka 8, Rebman 5Mattisrn 7, J Mrofka 17 Chatman 18, Bobeck 7, Amato 7,Pagano 7 All ender 5, Martinez 1, Pinaney Res Republic Res Darrow F Robinson Matteson F J FTenry C Lavey G Clark G us 10 shov ween gungers neso It w ihe jgosi snev, on Si nut i Toq er eontinu, ie aid Laiiey thLrulr in ihe endiely did aeni n tli r rr 1 nvji ti i lite the tie up D ana big busi evised and was ever on tele via y Pesiting ofh geoiea thi Bible pi soutT was praseii h a ring is 1eere is n tele , O i small 0iJ Qts A spetatois uoiiieiiiis Aiinasazs and epotis ore si ate i So oi ij e litti testimony nas ben gv en ax ept r, 3 Fbl ypys who join ta iirnuestb na leameJ th L s rets Kine tenths of the witnesses eluse to testify, tand mg on then rights guaranteed by tho 5th amendment to the constit ttion which exemps a person from testifying against themself One thing th hearing has shown is thTe are Communists is all walks of life A Detroit school teacher for 23 years is branded, a Detroit News cartoonist, a Times reporter, a member of the symphony orchestra besides cf number of minedrs Most of the 4M 7 are negres including Murfield ev HlIi 0ne the better know Bowser I m Detrod Most of them probably Gaines ilnetl n account of financial inWilliamsi cements the negroes because Subs Jr Henry, Miller, Wilson he were promised social, politWenderlein Powell, Haines IC and employment eguaUty, Rred, Jackson, White Wells, whlcn th nation has so far dsniNinni, Hi kmun Smith, Brown J d tneni Last week the Michigan Points Darrow 1, Mcrtteson 12,1 JegL filled b irial practise J Henry 6 Lavey 2, Jr Henry 4 IW which would have allowed Miller, 2 Wenderdein 4,Rowell ijhunal of mgrees in cemeteries Haines 8, Robinson 17, Murfield whlc bar negr es from burial in 4, Bowser 3, ReecT 3 White 1 them Hienan 3or c Jar churelis n D , n dee ed in atjiotic an auto SILVFiR TEA MARCH 13 The Ladies Aid of the Congl 450 2 nries eret of Dundee, n church wili give a silver tea Mar baiirdav night The driver of the Chuwrar vcs Robert Orr of Dun dee Me nd his wifes, Marilyn were WilP tbe r 13 at the home of Mrs Inez Buzz ard hoscitaLzedAlso his brother, un and wife who wen in r Rev PleTell was the son v,Vol Merrl of Ok Grove and hod ben assistant at Mt Clemens and Are Arbor When of Srr 3ASKT BALL SCORES Ann Arbor 55, Jakson 45 Purnia 36, IPieh enter 34 Napoi ean 92, Springport 26 Hanovei i, Grass Loe 34 Brooklyn 45Grass Lake 42 Mason 56 Char lot 55 Chelsea 49, Sahne 4b Jviorunci i Patterson 41 Okemn 6iy Stockbridge 59 Dundee Lincoln 21 r ,t Rock 57, Roosi vlet o9 University 33 Milan 31 Morenci 71 Addison 41 Dewitt 59 WebLeiviile 55 Vm CIRCUIT COURT NEWS The March term of court opened at Howell Monday Paul Lobdelij hones then and usually of Pinckney pled cruiltylo a stat uary charge He declined the services of an attorney or a jury trial He will be sentenced March 15, which time the report of the pro bution depi will be ready Now this burial question while unimportant mayie in this section is bigger th u x oa think andthe bid was ha a fought n theLgfeiaLire borne oi tiie motropolitqitv J ceiiieienes ost millions andtHet fun ai cos into thousands Negro furds uie impossible thereTha question seld m irises here As ten oe I uicv tiere is but one on negro buned in the Pinckney l Cemetery That is a negro boy, named George Bias who died ubotiQGU He Lved with the LV H F, Siglr family who treat hi in s a member of the family The Dis Sigle kept about 6 a cow in Webster His son also named Roy Hark vdud m Howell he John inherited the farm MrsIohn j boarded with the Merrill family Walsh of Webster is his daughter, j There was another John Harris WMiAM LAVEY nepew of the five brothersHe liv r diem uioy, Go retired race ed with the Martin Harris farhily I li0r civivr died o Mmilys Con He went to Dexter and becamea velescsnt Hme ro,vell, Mcnday shoemaker His children, Mrs He was the son o Patrick und Frank Sharpey and William are Pron3 Co oners , eve of Dexter still alive Frank Tom and JaeC township Tne s oes cee two are dead brctners Bernara or Lansing and The Henry Harris farm nowown xares etroil d 2 sisters Mrs ed by Mrs Alma Harris is the Keen Corniskey ard Mrs Francis iTJCSTERYf WARNINGDREAMS Or j B Rhine, noted Duke Univ ersity psychologist recounts the lareams of people who acutally itbave forseen future events Are naming dreams that come true nere coincidences or can people ixeally tarteli the future Read Dr Rhihes illuminaung axticie in this 45uidays issue oi The American , fWepkly wtth TheCDetroit Sunday times only original Harris farm owned by a Harris fdmilyThe oneowned by the John M,Harris family was the Palmer farm and the one own ed by Henry Harris father of Sylvester was the Jonah Young farm It is now owned by Hynal Mrs John Costello of Dexter Mich, and her sister, Maggie were daughters of the John Harris sr of Webster with neghgent homicide in the in the death of Mrs George Armstrong Brighten on US 23 in an auto accident was put on probation Next week the judge heails chan eery cases No date for the jury to come has been set Maher of Detroit The body was 1on to the Lavey Funeral Home in Lansing HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT Mrs Ernesst Allman, 46, who lives at 891 Triangle Lake Rdwas badly hurt Friday morning in auto accident on the Howell Rd at the curve north of the Umstead farm She had attended a Blue Cross meeting at He we 11 and had brrought a Pinckney friend home She left hereat 100 a m and went through the guard rail at winding hiU The oar turned over pinning her under it She was not 4pund until 330 a m when 3 boys passing by heard her cries and coming to Pinckney told Mur MAUK RATHBUN WEDDING Joan Patrieia Maukdaughter of Mrs Alice Moui of Howell and Clayton Rathbun, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Rathbun of Howell were married at the Walnut MEchurch in Howell Sunday afternoon, He John McLucas officiating The bride wore a candlelight slipper satin gown with full ssdri and sweeping train a fingertip veil held in place by filigree clocheHer flowers were hyacinthsi RAINBOW GIRLS ASSEMBLY and carnations j Pinckney Chapter OESNo 145 Mrs Clare Brigham jr was thei has voted to sponsor a Rainbow matron of honor and wore a yell j Girls Assembly to bo instituted in ow nylon net over taffeta dress j six weeks The following advis The bridesmaids were IVIrs Rich ory board has been named ard Carpenter Howell Mrs James j Chairman Frances Robinson Suits Ann Arbor and Kathryn Mother Advisor Helen Mililer Fleck Hartland all wearing sim Secretary Beverly Pilgrim ilar gowns Treasurer Fred Seger Clare Brigham was best man Board Mildred Miller, Clifford and users were Robert MaukRich Miller Albert Dinkel Irene Thornard Carpenter Gerald or two and had eome one to car fer thm In a 4th of July parade net e the e lorea boy sat beside the Dr m the latters decorated sirr , the doctors family being in the rear seat Bias died of apGeorge Cruikshank, charged pendi itis and his funeral was at the home of DrSigler and he was buiied on the doctors aemet ery loLCLheaody remained there 35 years Dr H F Sigler was dead then and his son Dr C L had the body moved to another lot Speakng of funerals we read that the funeral f the late King Cerge VI of England cost S162 400 In 1846 the Michigan legislature inacted a law putting justices of the peace on township boards They are paid so much per day for sitting on township boards and that is why they seek the office, for as a general rule not over one out foer does any legal work Judge Culehan of Detroit has Hagmanj son, Harriett hahrig Lecta Reason j jusfruled this 1846 law unconstit fonal and that justices have no nd Spencer Rathbun A reception Roy Reason for 275 guests was held in the j Music Chairman Eloyso Campbell j nqht to sit on township boards church parlors I The new order will meet in the Afler a brief wedding trip the Masonic temple Livingston Lodge having voted them permissionTen Pinckney girlL belong to the Howell Rainbow semdly and L they are expected tc transfer here aouple will live at Bermuda wsera the groom is stationed with the U S Air Corp Both are graduates of Howell high school CABD OF WWS 0 Die Advfcory Board of the Ram Carls AseemblY wishes to ose who donated and made fray Kennedy who was cominq bake sale a suocee They home from the KaiserFrazier 84 oo niht shiftHe called Deputy Frank , Ziegler who had her taken to Ma MMCKNEY BHOSiAUGHTBRS Pherson hospital in en ambulance, lrfttv Enas Dauahters Her spine is said WSffWffOptJHSK x,, MA tint know the three with MiGeorge Thomp , WfcMifc Howcod ISXSZmto prudent wul Murray did not know the boysSergt Robert Ambungr and wiie returned to Soranaughi Qa Sunday t,, CLAYTON WILLI SON, MD, Sault fite Marie, named by, the MidOgan State Medical Society as Michigans Foremost Family Phy sician for 19rlf wa3 honored at a testimonial dinner given by fellow townsmjh atthe Soo, Feb 21 A concurrent ia iulion of the McVi panLsfSatc honoring Dr Willison was prcnted by Victor A Knox, Speaker of the House of Representatives Dr Willison will receive formal recognition of the Medical Society 1951 award dur ing ths medical profesSioha Michi gan Clinical Institute, March 121314, Sn Detwit TO SELL BUILDINGS At the meeting of district schools Monday night the vote to sell thej district school buildings was 18 Yes and 3 No By district the vote was as follows Harris 6 yee, 2 noSpout 5 yes 0 no Burgess 2 yes, 0 no Cady 2 yes, 0 no Reeves 2 yes, I noMarble 1 yea 0 no FAjM BUREAU GROUP A number of farmers xnev on the night of Feb29 at the home 4 of Mr and Mrs Theodore Vanderwerven to plan organizing of farm discussion group The next meeting is March 7th at the home of Mr and MrsWrn Gardner c4 4001 Mourns roadJUl icainterested invited Pot Xudkm LIVINGSTON LODJJE NO 76 r A M CALENDAR Instruction class for candidate at temple every Monday night at 800 p m March 13 TC Dedgrees I Senator Robert Taft after years of opposition to the St Lawrence Waterway has seen the light and hit the sawdust trail by coming out in favor of it The fact that Canada had decided to build it alone would have sols control of i and be able to charge this country who would be the biggest user of it enough toll to pay the1 cost of construction has hastened, 1 his conversion GJreat Britian has On Friday, March 14, Livingston ms fL nZZltZiZZg Lodge will go to StockbridgT tcj polled the SGZ V Z2 JhSJ n iri2S13tmd made much money on it work MM degrees It is important that all members of the Fellow craft team go Th will be our second visitatiooffHfcefcason to oonfsxt dearee work the first being fD Ann Aifcor 8e4ufday April 5 Annual Past Mattes Night at School at 700 P XXL , Winston Baughn WM P W Curlett, Secy letsThe coaches are pieJerred as AefKifemope ruevable, require o track er ovetead trolleys Cu The last of Detroit old , 6tyle street cars will be taken tfut of service April 6 when theBaJoST Street cars will be iepiated bf coaches There are stiff p living in Pinckney who the old horse cars in were drawn by horses no heat in them, the floor1 covered with strcrW years ago they were electric propelled cars then Ueved to be the last wra m IportotioiL Nawv Detroit f V A W fc m ISL w , sKgIS u I5 t f Mgyiy if , v , it v V GETTING A BEAM ON BIG IDfAS Good lighting often leads to good marks Wlicn its easier for children to sec, its easier for them to learn They dont tire so easily can stay with studies longer when eyestrain is eliminated Two wall lamps will light a whole desk top evenly leave the entire desk top free for books and papers Youll find a wide varkty of these lamps at your lamp and fixture dealers FOR tini INFORMATION home OR DEALER or Detroit E CVillage Election To the Qualified Electors of the Villaqe of Pinckney County Livingston, State of Michigan of Notice Is hereby given that a Village Election Will Be Held at i the Town Hall in Said Village on products youfteecf ise fhe Hs i OF YOW nUPHwlswPJ 7 A D 1952 At which election the following Village Officers will be elected VILLAGE PRESIDENT VILLAGE CLERK VILLAGE TREASURER THREE TRUSTEES for Two Year Term THREE TRUSTEES for One Year Term ASSESSOR J I IRELATTE TO OPENING AND CLOSING OF POLLS THE POliS of said election will open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until 8 oclock p m Eastern Standard Time MILDRED ACKLEY, Village Cleft Dated February 14, 1952 47 X cars Ago The boys ore Husy playing mobs or marbles Born to Edward Cook and wife flriday a son Mike Farley has purchased the John Jackson home on West Put Bdm occupied by the Warren Hoff fcttHy Maude Teeple has returned a visit to StillwaUiJinnThe wedding of Georgia Gard daughter of Mr and Mrs Gardner to Otis Webb o will take place of the bride, of the ows Pres Rex Read Vice Pres, Beth SwarthoutTreas, Fred Read Sec, Emil Lambertson Roger Carr and Win Kennedy Many WHY SAVE unexpected things can were admitted to membership at happen such as illness, accidents the k Meni y and Frank Dokm were pro I posed for membership Fred Open a Savings Account and add to it the last meeting of the Young fta Chib The names of Leo Savings softens these blows tor Lavey and Frank Dokm were pro 1Y families Fred Open a Savi Campbell and Floris Moran per i add to it each pay davy Soon fT JJ aft formed on the trapeseLeo Lavey I emergencies will present no pron Floris Moran, Percy Swarthout lem and Albert Bowen boxed The Howell Republican celebrat ed it 50th anniversary last week TheDeBrter Savings Bank have1 moved into tjieir awJbiBikimq Laura lxrvey,dsisieshsr fjchoolj Wednesday March S, iWy NctLbonng Note Paul Stephens heads the Cms ens ticket and Arthur Wilde the Peoples at Stockbndge 25 schools were represented crt the school reorganization meet, ing held at Stockbndge last week Another meeting will be held on March 20 Edward Gilmore, Gregory war veteran, is taking a TV course in Chicago Mrs Isabella Kuhn of Gregory underwent an operation at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week Ferd Bowdish of Gregory who has been in the hospital is home The Prescott Loejw Service at Stockbndge, killed 31 hogs one day last week 65 people attended the mort gage burning and dance at the btockbridge legion hall last week The Fowlervue school and the neighboring districts held a reorganisation meeting last night rtc Edward Page of Fowlerviile has been awarded the Bronze Medal tor valor in Korea The Lyons school district near Brighton will vote on joining the bngnion school distict i tie first bobcat killed in this county in 40 years was shot in Unaanla township last week by Glenn VanGorder of Fowlerviile It weighed 16 bs Tom Leith jr of Brighton is a pat ient at McPherson hospital, Howell last week, due to a fall Emmett Harris, Howell rural mail carrier has completed 35 years on the job Ted Vogt has been named head of the Howell Chamber of Commerce Finley Green and Orville Zimm man havesold their third interest in the Nash Agency at Howell to Mr and Mrs John Livingston of the Livingston Drug Store William Sheeks formerly of Howeil, was burned last week when the heater in his house trailer at Flint exploded Congressman William Blackney of Flint was the speaker at thej meeting of Republican meeting of the county at Howell last week Senator Robert Taft is the speak er at the Zach Chander banquet at Lansing April 16 There will be but one u4et at Dexter, all Progressive party can didates, having withdrawn The schools in the Grass Lake area have approved a raorganizj ation Salem township schools are considering one The Chelsea Standard publish ed a picture of Mr and Mrs Chas Slane and their 11 children last week Howell Theater OWOJL MTCHKAh Dexter Theater Friday Saturday, Man 7, t Thos Gomes, Dorothy Dandridge THE HARLEM GLOBEIfROTTERS William Hold Nina Foch to THE DARK PAST Friesj, Saturday, 2 Mac 1, I MAGIC CARPET in color dcrj Monday March IftS 10 1MJ Morgan Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson S Z Sakell to TAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH 6UNSHXNE fe Technicolor g Cartooji Now Tuoo, Woo Thux March 11 12 IT Richard Widmakr, Constance Smith, Jeffrey Hunter to RED SKIES OF MONTANO Kwt and Cartoon Coming Starlirt Disiant Drums Lee Theater WMTMORF LAKE M1CH Friday Saturday, March 7, 8 Double Featur THE LADY FROM TEXAS fa Tochaleolor with Howard Duff Mona Freeman and Josephine Hill Phu TUNGIi OF CHANG with Big Star Cast 8uiday Monday March ft, 10 I WANT YOU StafiUig Dana Andrews, Dorothy McGuire, I LucQlle Ball John Aaan and Patricia Niedlna Tim Holt Joan ixoo PISTOL rRVEBr Sunday Monday, March S 10 Sun shows 357,9 Man 7,3 PANDORA AND THE FLYQfQ DUTCHMAN with 40 Ava Gcrdner, Jams Mason and Nigel Patrick Tuo Woo, iaur MarcA 11 il i3 DARLING HOW COULD YOU with Joan Fontaine, John Lund Mona Fi Shows 700 Car too 900 ComxagUii it ever Forget YouT Bright Victory Desert Fox rivoii Theater StoctcDrtaaeb Micntygm Friday Saturday, March 7, 8 HILLS OF UTAH A Supor Wotiora St curing Gene Autrey, Ekdne Riley Blue Birds Baby 3he Oil Mine Flying kiis Candid Mike Sunday siay, Mofch 9 n THREE GUYS NAlD MKE Farley Grainger Featurerte Song of the Campus Coniody Cartoon N Tuo Wtd Thur March 11 127 73 THE HIGHWAYMAN news A Coraody Starring Jan Wyman, Van Johnson cartoon shorts Phillip Friend Wanda Hendricks Phu SHADOW ON THE SKY with Nancy Davis, Ralph Monks News Sylvan Theater Michigan Friday, Saturday, March 7, 8 TNIMAN UPRISING A Drama Starting George Montgomery Audrty Long and C B fReld Nw shows 715, 910 JOAN OFAUC hi Tochaleolor A Draui 8tatffag Ingrid Bergman Jose Ferrer t, i t oartoon fuo, Wod Thur March 11 It 13 XONE STAR A Sneoff Wotwn 8tarring Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Lionel BoDtrymore, Broderick Crawford shows 715, 905 Coming Starliit Rocky Mountain 25 lear Ag Carl Bowen died at his farm at iay Monday, March 9, Plainiield He married Clexnenia Wyiie There are 8 children W C Hendee Sons have re ceived cm award of merit for shear ing 171 lbs ot wooTlrOm 9 ewes and 361 lbs from a ram The Pinckney OES Past Mat rons have elected the following officers PresNettie VaughnVice Pres, Marion PearsonSec Treas Florence Baughn Two rum runners were caught Friday by sheriffs officers and slate police near the John Martin farm when their car overturned The Sinclair Service Station at Main and Pearl Sts operated by Lee Lavey was robbed of 200 worth of tires and tubes Saturday morning The Livingston Genesee Press Assn was entertained by A Riley Crittenden at Howell Friday Din ner was served at Howell high school The following took part in the declamatory contest at the high school Friday Dorothy Carr,Haz f el Embody,Elizabeth SpearsMary, Stackable Leola Haines Mary , Solter, Janet Feidler Dcrohy Carrs team won the magazine contest last wedk The high school debate waswon by the affirmative side of Loretta Dillingham, Elinor Gage and Winifred Wallace The negative side was Mark Nash Merwin Campbell nd Georqn Hornshaw Cecil Hendee won llh honors in the Boys and Girls Sheep Club of Michigan The friend and neighbors of las Doyle and daughter Mary Ellenwho are moving to Jackson, gave them farewell party Tuesday night The following from here are at work on trie state road at Hart, land Rex Smith Cliflord Bennett C J Clinton J C Bawmcm,Lonnie VanSambrookDan VanSknnhrook and Ted Singer Sporti 10 Coming California Passage When the Redskins Rode EARN WHILE YOU LEARN to Be a Telephone Operator ENJOYABLE EXCITING INTERESTING AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK Good starting pay 5 Dcdsee the first year, congenial people your own age,, pleasant surroundings chance for advancement Come in and talk it over Womens Employment Office 323 East Washington MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ann Arborv MichI I I I I I I NEVER A CASE OF DIAPEC SH i with Playtox BABY OIL POWDER and CREAM r I I I Scientific tests with thousands of bWetedtodljr jupervsjetl by more thus 100 hospitals and pedfatrkitm ptovf nam t cut of diaper rash when PLAYTEX Baby Oft, Powder sad Cream are consistendyand exduarvstfi HEY LOOT CVHV McPHERgNStye BANK An New Spring and Summer Cattfggn Now Here Seven Pair of wBsrJ Shoes on Sale 100 toss tea fesv price for limited Time IKOf HANNETT V Mrs Lovds Wagoner irom Hockfa Fttday titomi HAYtfX iAiY Oft PUYIBt SASY If tMUtfm Gtntlf ktmbs, It uMf HATT1X sASY OKAtt to Hie IMMSV HWUKifi 0 sflsfcsjs esjellMy MeJtssjsclta SSSSSJH SJVSJVS SJSj W mj i ,tm WWDBPT DMBPATCH Wednoeday March 5, 1952 The Store Groceries Drygoods Canned Goads Shoe Gents Furnishngs Lingerie Art t NiBiili f 1IT7 , mil 5Mffih 1 Kennedys Gen Store I The following from here attend 4ed tne iast Matrons night a I byron rriaay nignt Mr ana Mrs rrea Seger, Mr and Mrs George Thompson Mr and Mrs Harold Porter, Mr and Mrs rrank Aber deen Mildred Miner,tpberta Am on M36W to Mr and Mil How and Craig and moved in the Mill ard Young house at Portage bate Sunday guests at the Irvin Ken nedy home were Mrs Carl Wedd ige of Ypsilanu and Ambrose Kennedy lamily of Howell George Meabon jrand wife call ed at the Wm Marshall home in Stockbiidge Sunday Keith Brdabury and wife of Chelsea were Sunday guests at the L J Henry home The Frank Aberdeen family Mrs Florence BaughnMr and Mrs Ona Campbell and Mr and Mrs Howard Read attended the wedding of Patricia Mauk and Clayton Rathbun at Howell Sun day afternoon The Lynn Hendee family spent Sunday at the Dr Jas Nash home at Coldwater Mrs E, VanHom of Howell and Mr and Mrs, H B Appleton of Detroit were Sunday guests at the Clifford VanHom home Miss Rosalee Nash of MichState was home over the week end Louis Co vie and wife and Mark and Eva Melvin were Sunday guests of the Robert Grainger fam y of Lansing Terry McGawan of Pontiac the Louis spent 1 ast wee Coy le home Paula Curlett was guest soloist at the Howell M church Sun day morning, Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn and Mr and Mrs Wray Hinckley were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs Clare Miller and MrsMary Teeple went to the ice review in Deeroit Sriday Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home The 3th and 11th grades went to Detroit Sunday to see the ice review Bob Young and Mr and Mrs H C Vedder went with them The Leo Bettys family of Walled Lake spent Sunday at the oger Carr homeGeorge Clark attended a meet L LOOK F JR THE LOCK IT RUSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED O Plumbing Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAlfflNG A SPiOAIJTT COMPLETE LINE OP njTVRES, COLORED WHITE PW Myrow Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE HNCKNEY 157111 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO ITORB COAL, ANTHERI OTE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND D EHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER J , ,w Until Further Notice burgey, Alta Meyer The Pinckneyi ites put on the sidt entitUed Oial oi Golden Rule Masonic lodge inonograph xtecords Aon Arbor Thursday night at Ut Maa Vt4l r Wc HaajM Tappaw Sais lymi Coaiataf aty lnttfte Cyltoean ef taigas f angular trk 00009 T0TAI ALL THREE FOiONLY WUct 209 ograph Mesaames Alta Meyer, Mlidred Miller and Irene Thompson attend ed a meeting of Arbutus Chapter OES Lansing Wednesday nite Mrs Fannie iCavanaugh has re , turned from VanTasseL Wyoming I Shevisited her sister MrsMamie ConJcan, in Chicago on the way homeJ Teleephore Bourbonnais and J family oi Idaho are visiting at the Don Swarthout home He is in the naval reserve and has just spent 3 weeks in a submarineHe goes from here to Akin, N C vhere he will work for the Dupont Company C iff ard Miller and wife spent Sunday at the Floyd Fulford home home in Wayne Miss Betty LaPine of Detroit was a week end guest at the Olin Rob inson home Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Shel don returned Sunday from a 6 weefc visit with her brofher,Stvee Tiplady at St PetersburgFlolrida Mrs Lester McAfee was called to Milawukee Wis Friday by the illness of her brother Shexm an Bird She returned Monday Harold Houseman and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Edwin Sprout and wife Dr Harolw Sheban and son, Tommy, of Jackson were Sunday which time his nephew, Jack Har per received his MM degree The Andrew Campbell family were Sunday dinner guests of the Earl Gaines lamily of Howell John Erickson and wife of Chic ago visited the Albert Shirley family last week Mrs Susan Young spent Sunday at the Vincent Young home in Gregory Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald rieason were Shirley Red son Oi Battle Creek, Pfc Paul Frederick of Camp Custer Mrand Mrs R V Frederick Mr and M R, M Reynolds and Mr and Mrs CDFrederick of Missawukee,Wis Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and two children were in Howell Saturday Mrs Kate Battle of Howell call, ed on Mrs Emma Dinkel one last week The Doyle Templeton family of Keego Harbor were week end guests of the Albert Shirley family Mr and Mrs C J Clinton call ed on the Gerald Clinton family in Detroit and the Clarence Fiske family in Livonia Sunday Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark o Manchester called at the Walter Clark home Sunday Mrs Blanch Clark and sonLa Until further notice comencing on as follows MONDAY CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 900 to 900 Because of the fast turnover in prices at the lowest possible level We would welcome the pleasure opa March 3rd, 1952 we will be TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY We WUI Be Open 900 to 00 SUNDAY 1030 to 1230 our meat sales we can keep ouf and still retain highest quaHry of meeting you The Dunlovy Food Locker Phone 12 Pincknev KEEP YOUR BABY IN PlAYTEX PANTS mk , 6 V 1 rs m1 VOW efT M fcMwrifui rniottna th kicst rim eM eiwni SSxWwtenlt PMl9syftfm conalmly Installed at yaar e 1M IffWr timwf tae axtra SEE US TODAY 7 Hocke Swart hoot vem, called at the Edeel Meyer home in Ypsilanti Friday Walter Clark left for Bristol Tenn, Tuesday Duane Galbraith was inducted into the army this week Dick Murphy, son of 4r andl Ambrose Murphy of Jackson exarmy exarnination this week The Ann Arbor News stated Fri day that Mrs Robert Harboldt of Hi land Lake, lost her purse containing 50 in an Ann Arbor bank it was found and returned to her Kenneth Darrow of Three Riven spent the first of the week at the Wm Darrow jr home The following ladies from here attended a party Friday for Mies Viola Percys at HowelL Meedaxnes MaujneeOMo,Thursday I Rose Hendee,Marion BurnertCora Sawyer ABce Scnoenhcde, vand Nellie VanHorn Income Tax Service 4af UMT OMMD RIVER BRIGHTON, MICH, Wi WP isv guests of Wm Shenan and wife About 60 attended the shadow social given by the Younglove P TA at the new Marion township house Friday Mrs Dale Emerson of Lansing and Rev and Mrs Haywood of Comma were visitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike last wee Mr and Mrs James Burns enter tcdned the Jack Young, James Burns Don Bums, D Conklin famiL ies and Bob Darrow at dinner on Sunday fA Russell Nuiffer and wife of Lan ing were Sunday guests of the Lloyd Hendee family Miss Alberta Dinkel spent Saturday at the Gerald Dinkel home at Lake Chemung, Lynn Hendee and son Lloyd, were in MaumeeC Ceceha Bowsher and Nancy Chubb attended the ice review in Detroit Sunday Edgar Dutch Widmeyer of Dexter informs us mat his son tfafcik, who is in Korea, was with uekrte pfc Robert Howe when he woe killed Pfc Thomas Clark and wife re 1 turned from Qam Carson, Col Friday with thejr koue traitaHe leaves for Greenland March ji Chas Cktrk andfamily ot berg aadjewy Oar and WSJV jfMBJSjl i Mr and Mrs B T Moron of 0e troit called on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday Mrs Floris Clark entertained Mrs Mary Hoff Mrs Beukxh Martin Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Mr, and Mrs M E Darrow Fri in honor of her huelay sm 1 fcojury PLAYTEX BABY PANTS With Plsytex pants the last btrriet to your baby1 sodsl suecess is removed With Plsytsx pentl there an be no embarrassing moments OOSBOOV ter whose lip ha chooses to trtonf For Fltytai is the really effective answer to the problem el keeping th little darflcg presentably dry Thk miracle material, creamy liquid lata Is tisane th soft, cool odorless, stainless, Mnchafaaooi hat an extraordinary stretch for axtm comfort 79f and in mddition Pkyttz ptd 28tretehy all over, herooca soaVwBdnex S Wont irritste bafayli akSa 4 Can be boiled andeaaliaalsslWallil iliinaga 5 Are urk add proot 6Ceo,aoft, and how they wear T Accurately sited by babys weiglito emalsaedtaiB, Urge and extra large Gift pirlrapdi Mrt and Phon OrdnVttUd Mi Drug M v vT r vii Wfcim Wednekry March 5, 19S2 US i Gyafc School Nws I Fim Grade J We had 5 visitor Thursday They were student teachers from Lincoln school, Ypeikmti We have some magnets in our room and axe Unthng out how i tie cm help us work We have some sweet potatoes in water and axe watchinq them growWe have snapdragons bloom inq They aie very pretty XX THE FJMOQOT aAreJTAfUUM HAY M DUFFY M D SSHUo A M 102 BBiSir,SLNiS Except Wednesdays l0 0 4 wdEieoj ZS ftLSaU f to g p m JPlncJtwry, Mich, Phone 1 3 3 DR a iB McCLUSKEY Desist 112 North Michtoua Ave, Second Graae Telephone We iaarna a poem called Tha Office 835 Residence 814 Early Bird tor language wfVlltagi b APPrtg aul buig brought a picture ot y ,J MkhiaaD a rouin 10 scnoci una we wrote a cauii aiory about it iairs Aunt Lorritta vis j,r ited her Sunday 90 Mtahtuan Wo arew pJiares to illustrate Sf ff Irjutowe roiag March weather ,aty r Karen buiger has a permanent TDMJ WylieJ r EE LAYSY Phone 15m desafrLie MY ON J HUGnS Plumbing and iuaana State 717 LaksWe Drtv r5 Hush Lake p a SWARTHOUTVSQN Funeral riota Oee C SwarthoUi, i recto Modern fcqiioroei, HERB StfEKD FRED Ciiuyl Miescu, Kaye at L A VE HARD WAR i r ORDER Chick J vS NJCY m IP FT Sivs tvaK CO i Vctir UonLc fose, Helen Hoydu and , Edward Rigqs were absent iaion day tmmtfl ttWpapee Lucille Barrett, Nancy DaxrawJ Pleje W ftncSnev, tyc Edward Riggse and Brenda Slay j l O NEE B , den were not absent the last six f egt Speciality weeks period i Five student teachers from the Lincoln Consolidated visited our room Thursday Bunny Hinchey had a tooth ex i traded Thursday Mickie Ritter brought us some pollywogs ior our science table, We have started to make pic ture charts to illustrate lonq vowel sounds Frank Masiarz was in Saturday , I t We are glad to hear Mrs Barrr t , A ett is home from the hospital , tdAMlfied AdV8 ney tokc C ElCKHOFr OPlCrViEiRJST 120 West Grand RveT Ar He well Mickiau Phur 399 eslet oiH UOYD HFJJDF Livestock Haul Ad W,tkl T ips Mude T V General Trckinq on 64F14 Plncknrr, bB V 7tf8 jfcsflivias loLtes 1S4FI Drt,tSft 0 p K W WYUE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds HCNE 136 Pmcknsy CfMETrHY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pfe MILFORD GRENITE WORKS KUiorci Michigan fa Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS WOW Farmer Feed Supply 0 ten wettf for dAwahinf trhtttf k4inp 4Jl9htM bathingCt cmkto dtoil Hih jwm tf PERMUTir WATER SOrTEHil TM Grade On Friday we did ringer paint j ing It was fun Paul Enders has a new deep freeze at home Sharon Griffith and Karl Burgs mother and father saw the ice 7 r7 oiass Lath nana, review Sunday and Carolyn Mill Non other nd Applyer Friday i The Detroit Die Set Jerry Reason, Danny RandelU ,,, , L 11 Nan Wogener and Mary Kelly 11 5 were absent because of Ulnes T Binot phone 4SFJ VT dl,0u i accredited had Phone 69 113 VanHom HilUid Farm 5760 12th St 3rd Hoar, Detroit 8 Michigan IK eee A HAPPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL lurching W iir jjrsctnt etc Cosfs 43 fit free prewar steeiafk modth GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PlnckneyHowell Road PHONE 71F11 Call Pinckneys QUALITY Meats Fruit Fish f rIN, il Market Prices urteous Service CLARKS We are working on charts for our study of the Seven Basic Foods We enjoyed showing the five teachers fronr Ypsilanti our finish ed worW this year We made a chart to help us with our multipication table Mary Lou Cantrell brought a wheel to use in learning her tables Her father made it for herGail Gustafson and Tommy T7 , Ktod wrote stories for their spellFOR SALELadies size 38Hudson ing words ana pictures to seal fur eoat In good condition i illustrate them for 45 Mans black overcoatal patty Rahrig and Tommy Signer most new size 40 for 2000 have perfect attendance records Brighton 75066 so far this year 9 j Vema Holben is back in echoe after being sick a weekr Sixth Grade I We made multiplication wheels to help with our tables We taped our class picture in record book We made movies on wild ani i mals of Michigan Then we wrote j to the Conservation Dept follow ing leports on our oultine Blackie and Ginger by Jean Clark The Battle of the Martens by j Judy Froehlictc and Marjoxie Torn asik The Robber in the Woods by Rolland Perry, Lonnie Huhman Lamina Land by Larry Snowgold, lames Eubank, Garry Rod erick Palmer Porcupine by Janet Evers Patty Tht Happy Butterflies by Mary Ann Smith, Eudeno Steele and Norma Murphy My White Mice by Larry Wat son and Bobby Kelly The 6th grade welcomes Imogene Davis Her history I 1 came from Arkansas where IJ went to schoolI had a nice teach er At Easter we had a party at the Community Center and went in swimmingwe did other things mat were fun We went on a vacation and went horseback aria motor boat riding It is beautiful place in the summer Christina Jaroslowskis nephew p ALE Mixed hay, White visited her last weeg Ro Roosters Muakovy Ducks, Susan LaBelle was 8 years old also wiu hatch shicken eggsThursday rank Pearce phone Dexter 4067 Fourth Grade News A lALCeal stoker with two health J thermostats, eontroi box, every WF3 thing eompiete 4000 M1 16601 after 4Q0 p, m WANTED Girl for care of two children from 1030 p rn to 100 A M Anthony Rennon 592 Mower Ed, Pinckney FOR SALEALFALrA HAY Lester McAfee, 4115 M36 Baet SlSlSBBSSWSSlBSSBSSSie MSVMMwnMM MkABr FOR RALE BuUdinq end twe lots on West Main St Pinckney kmown a the Stewart Andereee voperty tn settle estate Gerald Reason Adm FOR3ALEBlaolTFaiUe dresAsise 26 V 500 333 UnadiUa St Pvne 82F2 IU Pearl 8U WANTEIrArTM uSfW Let us help you sell 4 have more prospects j L HAHOliD R 1 Phone 305W Howell FOR SALE Three piece bedroom suit in good conditon Edward Kenny Rush Lake Phone 157F5 Pincfcney AUTOMATIC SAW HUNG 7Se SERVICE WHILE YOU WAR 4XL WORK GUARANTEED w v SrFOR BALfcBeby Chieke, Barred and While Roets N M RedsHy lines emd Large Type White Leg heess now hatehmg Cur chicks ehleke are 0 S approved under BobteoiMv JAWN MOWFS SHAHPEN9 FOR RENTA Good Room 11524 RIVHt DRIVE Mrs L I McKinley ifctrtttt 1 From rfiere I sit it JOT Ivarsh They Do Give A Hoot For Easy Groceries Vegetables Easy Roberta finally got rid of the nets pigeon that used to vhoop it op ander his eaves He mist have tried a dozen ways to scare them aft, But no matter what he did, they would be Tight baek cooing by aif window the next morning Then Easy thought of an old staffed owl he had in his attic He propped it on the roof BOS all From where I sit, quite often a blight ifa vill turn out to be not so brkht after all TLis why we should never be toj cocksure of bur ideas nd opinions but always try to keep an open mind I believe a refreshing glass of beer is the best thirstquencher you may believe differently But whos to say ones right and the other is wrong Lots just if the pigeon, coald see it They left tic UT l gm lot and three hoot owl have take, of hootinand holrm their place Easy wears the hooting is eves worse than the eooisf of the pig oeAAl Copyright, 1958, United Statu Brewery ved LOSTGente leather far fined glove Dispatch FOR SALE nice Chester White brood sowB,young and open, futt OLC boar young and open wt 300 lbs, 1 gilt wt 175 Pret Pocfcett 5 miwest of Pmckne,Spea fH WANTEXhWoman for geMTiirtsV torant work Kdtchle McnalaBt In our vault Bentai is Reasonable LlWn r BURNED UP OB BURNED OUT N0TIiftttfSL2L SH nOPERTY YouU never be bumed out if Sealed btas will he reeeivei your valuables and Important wrW0 1111011 1 on,Department of Conservatk papers are in a safe deposit box ot its office 400 Bauch Blda LcnT ing 23 Michuatil 200 0 m iSr building on state owned kmd n u 4No 152 zS7 Jcrtxrtion Area, formsx flon 12 T I S, R 3 E Lynde Twp Washtenaw County Cement Silo 12 x iff Request ior information east 213 SI J He qddfgr E et florace, 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