335 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ef094cc1b5c4e9c70281ac59e5656d2e.pdf 12d4d0b282731610bdf8622d7114f4e6 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 , hv w 0 0 si V Dispatch Wednesday March 12 1952 MiJiiann Mirror J Republican state legislators who are yeuing economy axo doing some conuadictor things Tney are against any new taxes to wipe out me deiicit and evn sug gest payless vacation and cutimg the number of state employee Yet they passed a bill to en rich the vitamin content of flour which the agriculture dept said would cost xUU,U00 a year to eniorcec Fortunately Att Gen Mill ard rulled it unconstituuonaLSaved by the bell They also passed House Bill No 214 regulating administrative legislative procedure This bill would mean more money, more employees and more office space Te sausage inspection bill and the central record keeping system both highly favored would mean more money The Michigan birth rate jumped from 99,000 in 1940 to 160,000 in 19503y 1955 these babies will be be ready for school but there will not be enough schools or teachers for them The state school aid has been raised 18000000 since 1940 but it still is not enough A 1943 strategy may backfire on the Republicans In that year they put the presidential ticket on a separate ballot to irunimize the Euigib of Franklin D Roosevelt and prevent straight ticket voting opposite may be true this year Tnl920 197 of Michigan people were gaged m agculture This year it has dropped to J Although the population has in created 74 percent over 19 1 70 rreent live in the cities 175 in Steanng aoiculturaommun itUNi and only U on torn de tioTSturance once more givje governor chance to came out pion of the people by op trTem as they wouldmj ghS insurance rates He is also mM the 3 percent tax on tour St cabins, motels, hotels ana rMicWgans No 2 mM COHMBVAHOH DEPT NOTES Although water levels in lower MKoigian dropped 03 ox a foot in eb they remained at 4w a lecid high for Feb bidders paid 11,662 for leases ondWactesofthe 72,000 ot ior oil and gas exploration joiiott Freeman of Roann, tad, ipoits he caught a bass that haa wallowed a young muskrat higan ush won 17 places the nnual contest staged by the u F4d and Stream magazineiv high price of meat has cau 6ed an mcrease in deer poachfng 16 were killed in one north tut county in one square tJSL dept will sell reverted lots at Muskegon and Ionia March 26 I,,H 13 Goneervotion men ore that had been killed b JSSa that is 9 ft 1 m vaon law virions de Characters Note of the Game m CLARK FAMILY A prominent family who took up land south of, Pinckney on the north bank of Silver Lake was j the Clark family The founder of this family was Hugh Clark who came from Ireland in 1832 After wording in Nev Jersey 4 year he came to Michigan and too1 U land at Silver Lake 1 bunt o log cabinAt that time he was v maniedin 1841 the railroad came to Dexter Mr Clark went there ana wonai on ine railroad until iiw eaxr A ensign money to aery ior rus iaim uu joiner Wiihlan, axuvfcu awn jxeiana but alter a lew years wem on to Missouri m 1642 m uai married fii3 wire was tn loimer Anna Gil cxmst, wmovv QI an older brother rae naa a son riugh, by her hist inamaueMroiarji was a success lui iaiiner ana kept aacting to his hoiaings until ne haa over SOU acres, vvneat was he main crop tnen Tne land was new and 4U bushel per acre yields were com mon ilien ne raised a lot ot it and also went in for cattle ana sneep rio prospered is there were no banUs then he loaned out money to friends and neighbors besides his stepson, Hugh,, Mr Clark had 10 children 2 sons, William and Thomasand 8 daugh ters, Edith Eleanor, Ida and Ann who were never married, Mrs Eliza Kime Mrs Jennie Barton Mrs Esther MillerThe last named I was the other of W C Miller A J neice, Sarah Johnson, also liveai with the family She became Mrs Del Carr Mr Clark coud tell many star ies of pioneer day of the woif packs which aboundea here, ot the wandering Indians who wouia take anythinq that was not nailed down His house had no acor but a fur robe hung over the aoor way One day a bear walked in to the cabin where he was His holdings included much lake front not rated very high in early days Now most of it has been subdivided an many hornet and cottages builtl there Pinckney high school did wel in , soue tournament at jack son usi weeic ana come witnin a hair ol winning the aisuict uuelosing to bpnng AiLor Satuaay nigiu 4 io 4U li ticit opener Thursday njghi the aefeated oroojcin jt to 4b, ben j Ciiad all ttuougn the game Jen JS and J ivuolka got iOfioiUIL Mroa 8 and Mea Catholic tit Marrs Cafhoflc Cburch Btodmey Middgas Rer Fr Albeit J Schmitt Fastot I Sunday Monies Summer 630, JXL 10s0a 11 30 1 Winter 800 lQtOO 1 Novenna Devottonsj f riaay eveaino at 730 p au ooniessionst Friday atter Noveona Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P MI Sunday bekatm QQ Maw, Coiigrcgatioiial ruev Donaia arady pastor Service at the bou b Fraay they defeated Grass Lake in nt fitoiiunnai tti to 49 Albert Mr KQ gi u poims for iinciqiey his ugneit mgms score of the Thur 730Lenten yecjeueys hd lb J Mrofka 7 church Me xon j and yeoman 1 Pinck Sun March 161030Sermon The ne ia mioughout but Oxam Way to Walk Sun school 1130 LaiM rained in tne final mimifcj 730,Pilgrim lellowship at church wh n imcicney lailed to frefceTopic 1 isheimens Thrills the call scored a field goal put Mon Mar 17,Boy Scout Court missed a free throw that would of Honor at scholo gym have tied the game j Wed 400,Juniv cnoit Dracusa In the imal game with Spring1, 7ti, Senior chair practise Arbor it was nip and tuck all uW Frjjf Mar 21 Rev Eleanor Wilson way with Spung Arbor asaalJy a of Marshall and Caroline Islands Grade School JNwg Kindergarten We are making paper piate clocs with hands that turn aroind and leaining to tell time Caroiyn Career came back to school March 10 it was her Puth day One of Robert Darrows rabbits died He has 2 left Some of us are making a mov ie about the I he Little Red lien Who rouna a Gram of Wheat First Grade Current The its a Ui LxjLoit Times has one ot eporters ii Kaufman, taking md tne state interview peop, u lhe pouUcal situation f,cu ne was at Belding a uuiig country where busi utS no tenk depoft us v ihis is supposed tobe a strong Republican district in iact yoa c mnot find a Democrat Vet in 133 HyTruman got 700 votes compared jo Gov Dewey oau I lie usidy price checks thai came mto this district art large yet the farmers all claim to be against them An implement aeaier there told the reporter 1 las antisubsidy talk makesme ght The farmers all claim to be the dav hi nst them but they yell gh heavens if they are i two 1 ite in arrivina to a point ahead They led 8 to 7 at the quarter 16 to 14 at half bAt were behind 31 to 32 at thicd period Then Spring Arbor rallied went ahead 37 to 31 in e last quariei Pinckney was biocMj ed from basket but Fred Rebmani rose to the occasion and sunk,i lonq shots toput rmckney LaoKln the gameThis broxe up tne Spiing j Arbor defense Jehreys got a held goal and Mtteson 2 free throws and A Mioiku 1 and Pinckney was aheaa 40 to 38 with 129 rrriii uteG to go They could, not ireezs the ball and Spring Arbor tiei it up Again Rebman carri thr with a long pass ec A Mro WiiOjQoaied nd Pinckney 1 40 Auer conierence the offjj refiised to cTovv the goal see Rebman had stepped ofide1fore he passed Spring Arbof got a goal the final seconds to win The referring wus poor and we undcrslani in i work was pro teted by Pinckney k Arbcf 1 F C G peuxer 800 p mMarch 23 to JO, Evangelist at 800 nightly led by Miss Faery Chisolm former missionary to Africa iVieuiioiiite Calvary Mennoaite Church o hzra Beach Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach Irnuig Worsiilp 10uU bu day School , 1100 ChildrDg Houf , , 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 30 CoO eliowohip Seir Wednesday H00 o zn SILVER TEA MARCH 13 The Ladies Aid of the CongT church will givo a silver tea Mar 13 at the home of Mrs Inez Buzz, ard 17 O E S FRIENDSHIP NIGHT Pinckney Chapter 145 held then Friendship night March 7 with the usual large crowdTho chap, ters iepresented were Howell No , 373, Fowlerville 277,Michigan 314, bon EntreNous 298South LyonHuldah 212 Byron, Nankin iod Wayne Arema 503 Pontiac Two past Pinckney Ijunreys I i Mrofka A Mrorvxi J Rebman j Meabon I Mattcson romts etffiieys 16 A 11, J Mrofka 7, Matteson man 4 iournamnt scorersA I iviro a Deimarter Gordon Mroikcj 4, Reb Jeilieys 40, 1, Rebman TOURNAMENT RESULTS Tht toams in this seotion grand officers were present, Flor1 preity Wtll stocbnage beat ence Baughn, past grand organ rowiervilio and beui Jansvitle ist and Esther iiaxter, past grand I 4 l0 34 10 win the aiStnct title Esther Two grand committee lccseveil eal Chelsea,University women, Alta Meyer,blood bank, i ana S Thomas to win the title Elizabeth Harternation service, j a ypsiianti howell got in finals Seven of the county officers were, by beating Nonhvilie but lost to resent After the meeting an yyalied Lake 49 to 46 Bdghton friend in February fcut 179 arrests there being iOUTH P01NAM FABM BUREAU The South Putnam com Bur rw met with M cmd Mrs WHtSm Vkx 7 Officers were 2ed and new members enrolltZlf the lack xe next itoch Hird home on M36 b on vw 19 at 800 pm Church 21 Brighton LYTTYOUNSTOVE Lyle Younglove, 84 son rfto JJaeome Youngbve of PincK 25 eh Arnold HomeDe SSI Tuesday He was an attor mat Hate commander of fufLrfiS Templar His SMST Funeral at Hamilton gJSann3ayJHlal In Wood laws cemetery p Auni e Irene program was pre sented A luncheon was served COUNCIL PBOCEDURE58 Special March 4, 1952 Meeting called to order by Pres DinkeL followed by roll call Present Clca1 Shirley, Eisele and Tiplady Absent Read and Swar thout , , , Motion by Clark, suported by Shirley to allow following bills Murray Kennedy, misc 120 Dr Ray Duffy, health officer 1000 Stabler Livingston Oil Co 5624 Treasurers Bona 3ZUU Richard Efans dram 129UU John Eisele back salary 10000 Motion earned , Motion by Tiplady supported bv Eisele to accept financial re port as submited by Treasurer Helen Reynolds Camed The council wishes to extend a vote of thanfrs to John Eisele for his past meritable services as village marshall Motion to adjourn camea Mildred Ackley, clerk FATHER AND SON BANQUET The Congl Church Men s Club will sponsor the annual father and Sun banquet the school here Sat Night March 15 at 700 The BnSSon8 RevDD Brady Introduction of Toctmaster by Henry Hauck, pres of Mens Qub Toastmaster JgWv Bobby Beck Tt to Dads Alto Rose ToSteSoi Harold Porter sFigCWhat Is a By Jane Tasch TSto High School Te BoyISe BflrSly David toh Kenneth btat Haitiand 40 to 34 but was troanced by Keego Harbor in th finals 68 to 31 Milan won a a is Vears Ago Miss Lilian BoyPj has returned from Detroit where she oought her stock of spang millinery Chaprflfllfrjjhg acijppliijve an enter Jonim 0111 UrwfiiTiouse April Ulsakers ior the benelit of the organ hocdrt purvliase fundThcie will be solos by Prof, Miller, Mae Moran, Kat xiuen Miss Sisson of Hamburg and Laura Spalding of Ypsilant as wed as instruemental numbers t,z Gov Luce died last weekine wedding of Ceoigia Gardner and Otis vVeob tooK plaoe at thj home of the brides patents Mr and Mrs Homy Gardner en March i5 Rev ben Jones of Una ailla oliioiating Gertrude Webb was bridesmaid and Clarence Teachout best rnanThe bride is a school teacher and the groom a rarmei The village financial report is in this issue The total receipts for he year 1904 wee SI,61380 and expenditures 1,61765 They figured close in those days A new craze seems to be sweep Venning and Dianne Curts have a new blue Ford Donna Kolhster heiped her cou sin feed the cows Miko Musson has new over r h and snoes Jimmie Goldman s mner came to see him over the weeic end Ann Menkes sister has wo Easter books Karen bloxom heard a wood pedier the other ra Mary Ellen Singer has a nblue lunch budei Camille Budas dog ha ,, new puppy named Grace Leroy goiter visited tus gruio mother Scjtarday John Golone saw sTeam otiovel woijing at the pond His ddiy iell in tne mud Happy birthdays to Joanne Blox om Judy B0I2 Joyce 60 z We had our club meeanq thimorning Kaihy Gustaison is the new president Host is John Hoi Abi jham Iu om ior those kilted ben hostess, Anita Clark lunch, the ivj and William McKinhosis, Ronnie Singer, Ronhie jey Pr a,e laU d in the Spanish Haines lunch hostesses Arn ci Thc tetts are the strongi tst kind I , ,Li,ive letters and 1 100 percent Communistic The j Oiiimiioe hG invesitgating sub ,cisii octiv tio, should have Mrs Lee Becjcer of Kalamasoo wuose only son was killed in Korj ea has written a letter published , u the Kfiijxnazoo Gazette, blastj the p rent of soldiers killed in aoiion ti returning medals to the gvenmoni with the notation etr onF, w murdered by the piesident Sue s id such letters re mp tnoiic and the writers cue ,iuv i,eekliig the cheapest kiud of p uiicUy Blaming the esjen is j,jnk hi the same as P,miCj iecrrje Washington ior tno JO h 0 all the soldiers kiiiea m the volltionary war, Menke, Nancy Read TCC hum called a low bfcrw 1 of ti e letter writrs 1QJ Aii efioi tycuib the itopoitat ioi or vet ba k lobar tfa 1M is the s nate last weekAe fruit b ring ana other states depend ing on them tor labor, supplying in on the votes iv ivexj Mrolk 24Mea Maueson 4 Sat ur did The wet bcasrm moet is w enter tins country llieoi by wading accss tti 710 Coi 600000 foreign i jO 1 eis wuc jmpoyed ui mis jo fouiitz 111 uol borne legixliy on j Mima, out many liiegaiiy 200, vuu uia no return io Mexico but aiiuoa una the cities to glut the luoji ruaiiet ana unemployed ous y 1 the senate has refused to ao aiiytiimg about it trict title by beating Dundee and I ing the country Receipts showers Airport Com Dexter lost their first f0r brides to be game to Lincoln and Manchester theirs to Spring Arbor South Lyon also dropped then opening game The Congl church will give a St Patrickss day dinner at the home of Mrs Jennie Barton on March 17 4H NEWS The Pinckney Area 4H commitJ met at the school Friday to pie pare for 4 H Rally Achievement Day KINGS DAUGHTERS The Kings Daughters met with Day and 4H j Mrs George Thompson Thursday Mrs Irene Wilson the county The Rally is at the new school j president talked on the history of March 19 at 800 p m The public is invited Movies of 4 H worfr,dis cussion and other items Box soc ial will climax evening 4H Achievement Day is at How ell high school March 24 and 25 This climaxes the winters work wtih awards given to members whose work is outstanding All local work will be exhibited at Pinckney high school gym on March 27 from 7 to 9 pmAdm s free A scrap drive will be held soon Iding fund and to pro the order Plans were made for the Mother and Daughter banquet refrshments were served Second Grade Our new club officers ere Robbert Nosker Vice i res Reason Sec, Terence Roweli We made free hand drawn of robins Monday Janice Rose was absent week on account of illness The Barrett gins were m HollySaturday 3unny Hinchey spent the week ettfct wiihr her gremdmother Plowed , Tommy Huhman spent day witn p 1 Burg Thira Grade Paul Bug soli a rabbi Tommy Hitter asi week Paul Enders sister went to the I hookey game S una ay night Ronnio ilusson ami Gus Kapa who were sick are back in school Keiih Morgan hod the flu last week We saw a film strip on the Again on seUish motives only, Firemen congress us bioaed the appUWo have started a new unit on cauou ot Alak 1 01 statehoodpeople who heip us We have u oqjee n Alaska deserves made a chart and firemen Ronnie sister last week Fourth Grade News We have been study a Great Forest ct Africa Several child ren wrote stories and drew pictur es to illustrate them Some made a shadow box to show the thatch ed huts and natives with their dugouts Another shadow nox shows the steamboat of the great Congo stopping at a village to get a supply of wood for fuel Don Swarthout brought his cop per letter opener and told us about his trip to the upper p ninsua i where the copper mines are i Billy Riggs and Lea Morgan are back in school after being sick David Hrnley is sltll out All of the 4th grade made tablr about policemen was 5 years old J charts to help us remember the Q ynh unless they Pinckney, rnultiplccmontables J snoes bmsh clothes, staterjooa ana making her a state would strengthen our defenses againt n ,10 The two elements hiiocuj luiiKan statehood sre the L u id conservative Repuonco Irii south because with the adaiLii of Alaskan senators ana representatives they would no long or bt able to block legis tion such the civil rights bill The conseivaiivcs for the reason Alaska is Deinooiauc and they do not wish to strengthen that par tyTne papers whose darling Gen MacArthur is are yelling to tnl riea ens because the government has red ed his number of aides from BtWeao not see why be needs any but it seems to bd n old army custom like the badger hunt We do not see what he Fifth Grade We are completing the charts of Mrs Howell March 23 she with other state tntrist will attend the state convention at the Hotel Startler Detroit, where the state, representative to go to Washing ton D C will be chosen for the bui , mote local interest Also a meet LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F ing to organize a sumrne pro I s , CALENDAR gram Mony youngsters are eag j to join these clubs but lack lead 1 Instruction class tor candidates ers Any person interested contact at temple every Monday night rt H Hart Howell or John Burg 800 p m March 13 FC Dedgrees On Friday, March 14 Livingston Stockbridge to eXrUi Tie 3 work MM degrees, ft is imant wasPresStanley Dinkel 39Clerk thait all members d e FeHow Mildred Ackley 38 Helen Ftey VILLAGE ELECTION 40 votes were cast at the village, I5 nods 38 Assessor, Lorenzo Mur phy 37 Trustees C J Clinton 38 Irvin Kennedy 37, Lee Tiplady 37j Don Swarthout 37 Howard Read 36, Albert Shirley 36 j Judy Aschenbrenner, for DAR honors attended the meeting last Tuesday at the hemej , 7 turuiy w q r 1 vx7vio n of the states and makmg a book Charles VanWmkle a , ,anA0 rTv, OQ c with the oftote reports We are making blao pruitea aujtogrcrph books The solar system is very interesting to study We illustrated the solar system with drawings We have a new student James Hollingsworth of Detroit Mrs Stipe of Howell taught 2 days last week for Mrs Irne Miller when the icrrer was sick We had a farewell party ior Kay Kitchen last week and invited j Mrs Kitchen, Artie and JackieThe Kitohns are going tQ Germany, ffrey Davis visited us Wed We are glad Nancy Wylie1 is home 10 stay Good luck Nancy from all of us Sixth Grade We want to thank Ken Kitchen for her cardIt was very nice We have finished our movies and wash his car and that we doubt as they care all high army officers Anyway as the Detroit News remarks defense plansda not call for fortifying the Waldott where the general lives l5iiC COUNTY P T A COUNCIL The County P TA Councl will meet at Howell high school March craft team go This will be our econd visitation of the season to conferr degree work the first being io Ann Arbor Friday March 2L district meet ing gt Ann Arbor Masonic temple Saturday April 5 Annual Part Masters Night at School at 70G Wtortoti Baugfan, WM w ad dtofo Those Detroiteis who advocate turning the DSR back to priate ownership in Detroit do not know what they ore talking about We lived in Detroit when system was in prie JwnertWp mY the hands or the D U K and the service was worse than It nowThe big fault with the M was they refused to build rteil ions into new tarded the growth of flie , city built the extensions lOVJi population increased fiy and bounds This eww, justifyt acgusition Ot tp tern by the ciy re shown them to Mesdames Camp SCHOOL KOTO OCWt bels Sharps and VanBaricums rooms y Aobert Hoifawm Is no longer a member of the dot having mov Everyday ed Wain Imogen Dcwte a nJ of our clae, it mOvtog back kaneae ii fix d s7 mi jt1 u I V , THE PtttCBtET QMTC8 re f saa Wednesday, March 12 1952 f t1 r i if hi I I hi J A H t i 1 I Niff boring No The Michigan Seamless Tube w Co at South Lyon is building an i W7d ll 13 addition on their factory Howell Theater KOWEU MCHKA Lee 1heater WHRMOBT LAKE MICa The Ann Arbor Moosa celebratS ed their 25th anniversay last week i Sportsmens Park Ann Arbor is j no more Chris FJey, he owner died and his widow sold the land to real estate company and light ing system to Petersburg high ings ystem to Petersburg high school The Pinckney soft balll team played there many timesWilma Latimer is valedictorian oi the Stojkbridge senior class and Gllenda Street, salulaeorian The Mrn Clarance Nicholas to whom triplets were born in Ann Arbor last week is a sister of I Mrs Russell Gardner An airplane ports factory has J bee n sta ted ver y recently in the j former Detroit Creamery building at Biighion by the Simler Mfg Co of Femdale Mr and Mrs, Joe Conklin of Howell celebrated their 57th anni versary last we He is a native of Dexter The Michigan Automotive DealI er reports 1530 new cars sold in Livingston county in 1951 and 230 trucks Richard Widieakr, Constance 11 2 U Smith, Jeflrsy Hunter le RED SKIES OI MONTANO Nws oud Cartoon iinm Friday Saturday Match 14 15 Frankie Lane BUlle Daniels is SUNNY SIDE OF THE SljREET j in ciBMolor ScoH Brady, Ttahna Ritier Edmond OBrien, Yvonne DeCarlo in SILVER crrr Is Ttnimcgtot FtaT ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP in color with Patricia Medina, John Sonde Sunday, tfcanday,Tueday Marcni87 18 BEND OF THE RIVER with THE MODELTHE MARRIAGE Jamds Stewart A Kennedy and Julia Adams BROKER curtain Sunday, Monday, Maicb 16 17 Wakn Suadoy W f m COASBI Doris Day, Gordon MacRae ID STARUFT Novelty Nwi Cartoon TueCwei, Thur, Max 18 19 20 Gary Cooper, MariAldon DISTANT iiRUMS In fttchofaUar Vote eee Featurette A Lad and a Lamp Novelty Now Cartoon wid Thur, Match 19 20 Doublit Foaroxo CLOSE TO MY HEART stoma iRay Milktnd Gene Tlemey also PURPLE HEART DAIRY Starring Francis Longford and G Ie all over the World News Good lighting spreads a cheery glow all about a room creates a lighthearted mood Draperies take on brighter color furniture scums to sline your living room takes on new glamour To bnjoy the com fore, convenience and beauty of good lighting you should have at leas one or two floor or tiJe lain p plus wall and swingrm ps Renumlier, s your family increases so do your lriirg needs Visit your lamp and fixture Jeh r FOR FULL lftFORlAT3C b M it1 ,ltc to Octroy on ln booklet 1 home So far S340 passenger car liej ences were sold in this county, g46 commercial, 547 farm commercial and 527 trailers Rev Paul Hoonstra pastor of the Nazerene church Howelll, ha resigned to teach Evangelism at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral inj Detroit I The assets at the Ford Trade school valued at 1000000, estab ed many eis ago by the late Henry Fda will be sold and the funds usea to establish Henry Ford Community College ct D3a born Joseph Buffi Shannon 69, an employee of the N Y C Rail road Dexter for manv yarc at U of M hospital Marrh 5 The funeral was at Dexter Thursday ComingPhone QaU worn a Stran ger Invitation Dexter Theater Dextat Mliihiooo i Avon Theater jwcnigoa Friday Saturday March 14 15 2 Great Hits 2 LADY FROM TEXAS In Tochnkicfc A Supw Wntifi Btavftna Howard Duff, Mona Freeman Flat ELEPHANT STAMPEDF jungle story with Johnny Sheffield, 1 onna Martell Suidoy, Monday, MauHl 16, 17 Sun shows 3,57,9 Mon 7,9 A Great Plctwre fat TedtiUtiw ILL NEVER FORGET YOU mntm m Sensation Tues, Wod, Thux, MOMA 18 19 20 Shows 700 900 BRIGHT VICTORY wia Arthur Kennedy, Poggy Dow and Nana Bryant neve cartoou shorts ComiaQDe9rt Fox, Bend of the river Annie of th Indies Friday Saturday, March 14 IS CALIFORNIA PASSAGE California frontier days with Forest Tucker Adele Marl cartoon news krt Sunday, Tuesday March 18, 18 WrffiN THE REDSKINS RODE in color French Indian War Story with Jon Hall Mary Caetle I Comady CaHooft N Coming Belle LeGrand Oh1 Susanna LEARN WHILE LEARN Theater Chelsea Michigan r YOU NEVER DROVE like this before DeSoto delivers terrific 160horsepower performance on regular fuel Gets more power from every drop of gas YOU NSVER STEERED like this before Power Steering does the work hydraulically Parking is childs play YOU NEVER ENJOYED so many wonderful ride and drive features Power Brakes Electric Window Lifts, Sole HeatResistant Glass Oriflow Shock Absorbers NoShi ft Driving Come in now and driw the new De Soto FirsDome Eight Its unquestionably the Car of the Year ncay Saiurday, Manii 14 15 ROCKY MOUNTAINS A Oriua Starring Errol Flynn Patricia Wymore unim Williamn axk Forbes phows 715 908 Uartooj Sparta Slji duy, MorldnyrMarch 16 17 Sunday Show 3 , 7, f FORCE OF ARMS A Drama MMrrifl Willi Holden Nancy Olson Irank LovejOY Ben Evans Cartoon Sport Tucs, W4J Thur Match 18 18 20 STARUFT A Mimical 8trrte Doris Day Ruh Roman Gordon McRae, Vhil Harris Bhqws 715 912 , Coming My Favortte Spy Distant Drums to Be a Telephone Operator ENJOYABLE EXCITING INTERESTING AND HIGHfcv IMPORTANT WORK Good starting pay 5 raises the first year congenial people your own age,, pleasant surroundings, chance for advancement Come in and talk it over Womens Employment Ofnf 323 East Washing4 JWT, VT, , iV UNIQUE AIRVENT HOOD is a beautiful example of De Sotos commonsense engineering,it directs e stream of cool air to the carbu retor for greater engine power Smart, practical MUSIC 1 As a Great Symphony Orchestra utilizes a hundred men and their , instruements to blrnd ite sounds into beautiful musJM, So each individual must wisely blend his abilities ever a We time to make a happy ind useful ex istance A Savings Account is one of the, Instruements that 1M lp make liie a symphony in P JPOWER STKRING is the most talkedabout new car feature in years Now, steering is as easy as dialing a telephone Hydraulic power does the work for you you can actually turn the wheel with one finger, even when the car is at a standstill And parking is easy at last White sidcwoU tkt, wbM avaUabl ere optional quSpmMl McPHERSON SMate BANK Hcw3U, Mich All deposits upto 10,000 in isured by o nwirherihip In the federal Deposit lTurdnce Cor I ooratien PARKER MOTOR SALE 4i mum STREET nut mchlq DE SOTOPLYAOUTH Doofort prietl OlOUCHOMi ff,,jff f Tear ltf PHONE 88 it 25 Yeais Ago Sit tole eunreyors aTlved in Pindrnr 4ast week and are sur vicdn St which will be paved this year Petitions were circulate 4 imgtflBa and eoough signttltOThilaolloDv has fust ten Of Mr down last Tusdcylt started from a grass fire Pmdmey lost last Thursday in the state tournament at Ypsuanti to University High 38 to 13 Swar thoui had 6 points, M Campbell 4 and R Reason a This is ths first basket ball season lor Pinck nev The senior class 4is year numbsts 11 roads in bad shape Neither the Ann Arbor or Jackson busses ran last week Mrs Sarah Burchiel entertained the following last, Thursday at a birthday party Mesdcanes Leal Sigler, Emma Sf kes, Sarah Byer, Hettie TeepleJettle VaughnDora Davis and Sarcrh Canv The Phiktte class met with Mrs H H Swanhout Thursday All ladies who ssius4 to tsil New Spiug and Sujumer Oatglpfl Now here Sevm Pair of Work Shoes on Sale 101 less thanTis price for limited Time JACK HANNETT Pinckney their age were fined 5c Mr Sumner Frisbee of Howe underwent an operation at the Pinckney Sanitarium last week Two of Mrs mUan Wylies chil dren have scarlet fever and she is I unable to teach at Gregory Mrs V G Dinkel is home after pending the winter at the Dimbar home in Jackson Born to Leo Monfes and wiie d Bay CUy March 8 a too The township tlNts areiDemocraiuSup, M J ftiason Clerk, Ivl E Darrow Trecai W E Murphy ffigh CamM C J Ototon Justice VanBlortctmi Republican BUD Wato Uland dST Stag el Treas bldrfgh Cam, HaU JusttoeTjohn MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ann Arbor, MichLOANS TO STOCKMAN Because stock raising is a ound source oi wealth in this coiiitiLU ity it merits the encouragesnoc nd financial assistance oi thia bank Theretore lesponsibie and experienced stockman find us quick to understand their money problems and ready to cooperate in making loans When we can help you come in and see us THE FixltfT NATIONAL BANK Hswcii I at Bar mim fcSrl fl Under Federal Supervision Member feudal iposit Ihsaronce Corpccanon Ai uepuslts Insured 1 to eiuuuu tor each Uepoelto NOTICE SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY Sealed bias will be received by the Parks and Becreation Div isionDepartment of Conservation, at its oce 400 Bauch BldgLan sing 23 Mffhuntil 200 p m EST March 31952 for the below listed building on state owned land Sale No 152 Pinckney Recreation Area, former Goodband Property, in the NW of Section 12 T IS, R 3 E Lyndos Twp Washtenaw County Cement Silo 12 x 40 Request for information and proposal forms should be made to to the above address or to Era et Botrke, Manager, Pinckney Re creation Area, RJXX NoPinck ney, MichiganMfcj 1 7 S T4K THE PDfCaaiCr DDtttfATCH WdnedcxY, March 12 1952 The Peoples i Stor e Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furnishngs Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store Pinckneytoch EXK tod 2nd class natter at portofflce Act oi March 6, 1877 i woaiowoll StJIockneyMioh SuKecriphtttt Prico 3150 per yecp Ona Campbell was taea SICK last iuesauy ana was laiceu to bt Lawrenc hospital Lansing Mrs Campoell is staying a thd Carl Len nome there Mr and Mis Lee Lavuy Mrs Mas Metz, NeiUe Gardner, Mis Mary Kennedy attended the tunera of Wilnam Lavey at StMarys Gatheaiai Lansing Thursday Ms Mary Wyhe was absent from ker auties at Cory Drug Store last week on account of ill ness Brandon White jr and John Paul Ware have returned from Florida Mayor Tom Leith of Brighton is out for the Republican nomina tion for It govhe ran ior gov m 1948 Gad finished lasi Segt and Mrs Thomas Lancas j ter oi JBaitie Greek spentthe we J end at the Mervil Gyde home i Donald Gyae and family of Ply j mouth were Sunday guests at ths Mervil Gyde home Ed Goii and wife of Ann Arbor called at the Lloyd Hendee home home Sunday He is an armyj buddy of Lloyds Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel at tended the Michigan Milk Produc ers banquet at Stockbridge Friday night The Wayne Carr family io Wall ed Lake spent Sunday at the Re ger Carr home M and MrsCharles Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory returned from Fiordia Thursday and called at the Jesse Henry home Saturday The James Whitley family were in Whitmore Lake Sunday Dan Driver and wife of Dexter and the Russell Glover lamily oi Fowleiville called at the Edward Spears heme Sunday George Brunton and wife of , LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT B JSH LAZE WHE fl IN NEED Oi Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings HEPAM3NG A SSKUUTt COMPUTE LINE OF FUTURES COLORED WHITE PUMPS My roar Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE flNCKNEY 157FU on lviob west or inaerson and is fixing it up beiore moving in it Winston BaughnJoe Grinlth and Norman iviiiier called on Ona j CJampbeli at St Lawrence hospit at Lansing Saturdays Garth Meyer was home fiom Lansing over the week end t The Mark Nash family wero Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL ANTHERI OTE AND CANNAtt COJtt ON HAND D E Hoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER Arthur Hassencahl is now the owner of the Dede Hinchey house Rush Lake have gone to Wash ington D C to visit their daugh ter Mrs Lennie SzczepnowskiHer husband is stationed there with the navy Mi and Mrs James Whitley saw the launching of the first plane at the Kaiser Frazier factory Saturday Mrs Winifred Graves of Jack Sunday dinner guests ai the Tom son spent the week end with Miss FhllgafTappan Modl Vf43 VtHul PhNfiTappft ftongs Begilar Pric 00000 Bf as Syit, Ctmptitcly tnitaltorf iff Cyflndtrs f WiBf I IOTAI Bonner family Dr Walter Mercer and son of East Lansing were Sunday visit ors at the Wm Mercer home, f George Roche, f owlerville who 1 has been a patient a U of M hos pital is home J Irvin Kennedy was in Standish and Omer last week The Albbert Shirley family and Mrs Roberta Miller attended th funeral of Mrs Herman Shirley in Detroit TuesdayMr and Mrs Floris Clark visited her uncle, George Collier, at oort Saturday He is 90 years old i Griffith home Mr and Mrs R K Elliott with Mr and Mrs Roy Caverly of Howell called at the home of Mrs Ernest Hoyt in Clinton last Wednesday Mrs Mardel Graesser of Detroit vistied Mrs Sadie Moran Friday Blanch Martin Nelson Shehan and family of Whitmore Lake were in town on Saturday Mrs Dolly Baughn went to Lan sing Saturday with her mother Mrs Harold Franklin where her sister, Jackie, had an operation Miss Rosalee Nash of East Lan sing and Isabel Nash of Ann Arboi were Sunday guests at the Mark Nash home Jack Young has resigned his position with the Gulf Oil Co and accepted one in the auditing dept at the KmgSeeley Co Miss Rosalee Nash, a sophmor at Mich State has been elected vice president of the Associatea Womans Group at Mich State Mrs Gbldie Schaufle and Mrs John Boyer were in Ann Arbor Friday Clifford Miller wife called on fC ivy, i vvwlnte diaper pads use only onv then jlusi rjrry like tien , W Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel at Ona Campbell at St Lawrence ended a meeting of the Livingston hospitaL Lansing Sunday Mrs County Nurses Assn at the Mich v v State San Wed night Bill Clark, the old 49er has reed from California s Gerald Reason has been sick Campbell came home with them but will return to Lansing today Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout, Mr and Mrs Tel Bourbonnais and Mr and Mrs Brandon White ALL THRU FOft ONLY 100000 PRICt 209 for three weeks He and his wife tended the premier showing expect to go to Florida this month Student Prince at Detroit Mrs Carl Weddige of Ypsilanh Sunday night spent the week end at the Irvin Q J Clinton and wife were bun k IT Mf toMnrHfvl rang featuring th lattit ttnt and PtiMfM tytfm ctmptottly installed oi your IT tytodn f NHm f n xWm SEE US TODAY Kennery home Henry Haucfr and Geo Thompson attended the first plane takeoff at Willow Run Saturday dav guests at the Gerald Clinton home Mrs Clinton is Pdinq the week with he Ralph Clinton family in Detroit I S i J rr L 129 JL TOO Regular Six Playtex Dryptr Pad 100 Patfx DryperPadi S149 afoc tixe DYPER PANTY cczh SI49 CTII snowyliiff, SANITARY Drypcv are the modrn itpn ur oi tcr tnni flush away You J Hoekev 8 wart hoot St Patricks Day Banquet KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL DEXTER, MICHIGAN Sunday March l6th Serving from 5 til 1 p m Program at 720 p m DR ALEXANDER G RUTHVfiN, SPEAKER Former President oi the U o M JOHN L BRUMM Toastmaster ProL Journalism Em U oi M ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR 100 EVERYBODY WELCOME you LwiiVr ft r1 o irr or vvrn lovch a soiJd Drypor pad ioc frcv mo sfiilrv, cleaner, more M any diaperii method you ever used No fus n muss from WKTioDRYPER Shake out iH Pyrv ,K1S and flusli I i rir prliy Now i1 ,,, rt fU jarler I m ifn w i i,l tn t , 1 , pi ajify, You i vcr touch Drypcr puds Attention Farmers BLUE CROSS SERVICE HOSPITAL PLAN Cory Drug Store r j 436 Income Tax Service EAR ORAM RIVER BRIGHTON MICH raam mi MM Mfuratu Is now available through the Farm BuroauThe enrollment ends , X Wfc eiMAAfioS tt aT0 MARCH 20 1952 No age limit or statement oi physical condition 1 i Mrlllll 1T1 necessarv Enroll now with your local farm bureau ,,If WHBmb P VfV necessarv Enroll now with your local farm bureau iscussion Group meeting will be held at the Putnam Town Hall Mon,Mar 17t M 1 iQQ to 230 P M You or inTittcL ttUB GLOVED Uvinqton Couaty onijcrtk Director r System etc ley Dinkel A wtilBU yWfFgpjBg v Uv JifA 1 l sx wW y look at them all 8 r f v txr fc Sfrv A 4u J plii ooru iawyorr No other fup equipment investment is morf important than your tractor Its purchase deserves thoughtful consideration compute investigation So look at them all before you decidechoose the one with most of the features that count We feel certain the harder you are to please the better youll like a John Deere In modern design which offers you the very latest engineering advancements for speedier easier farming as well as in proved, twocylinder performance which insures years of faithful, lowcost service, John Deere Tractors are todays leaders Give us a chance to prove it fc H Krf J 1 Tt Ml W JWi kr,M J s J VjV jwiSEis Z 7voCynder Ulkl 3 ii r iAt L4VEY HARDlrVABtf Locals Gillbert Campbell aivd wife of Frazier called at the Andrew Campbell home Saturday The Andrew Campbell iainii and Mis Vivian Ledwiugt ana jenny Lynn wero builds gesia ox ivus Mildred livt in Douiucrn Jack Clark bpeia uu we at ihe aiiei iViyi nome in xoiiti Mrs Blancn Ckoj, Sendee ana ir coined on ivirs rloia onabij in Wbberville bunuuy Don Gitiiith ona lamny oi Ann Arbor spent baturday at the jo Griffith norne cuad went 10 line basket bail tournament at Jackson night with the Maieesou imily Mrs Dorothy Kennedy called on her taiher at the Culver larrn in Deedield Friday Mrs Haymonda Morris anci Nan Leawidge attended the has et bail tournament in jackscn Friday nighi Madge Jack of Ann Arbor upcnt Sunday vvuh Mrs Lyula Cun Mrs Dorothy Robeils oi Sidney called Saturday Mi and Mrsllon Bums and i Mr and Mr Emmery Widmeyer were in Jackson baiurday night George Meabon jr and wife called at me Wm Marshall home I in Stockbridge Sunday Mesdames Florence Baughn i and Hazei Parker wee in Ann Arbor rrruay Don Burns attended a teachers a teachers meeting in Gand hap i ids Friday and Satuiday I Mrs Clifford VanHcrri undern SIONAL CORNER li Jt MJt IHfii WwCKWfiY SUJTAiilUM HAY M DUFFJ, AD Piauuiy ivlicfliaan Jaiiy iiiQO A IVi to 200 M Except WecJieadays blL G fl WcUiJKii Denj 112 North MiUiaua ive Telephones Oiiice 935 hesidence 314 Eveninas by Ap oiiitmnts Howell P Michigan HERB SNfED Phone 183 207 Grand ftiver howll ivuchiqan heal Estate, Irsurun le, Brokerage Ciiy, Lake and Fam Property A Speiouty Your Propext With Me st XEE LVCY 1 oae Ger arr1 h9F3 A c A farm 5alcj3 kiAarce Pircknev Mich O iSI E E a A ciaiitv REAL E8TATE Faxms, liomM Lak Pioprtti and Busineg OppoxtunUi Ust Your Property with Mo GrJIALD iuON Broker 2 0 rtorth Poarl Pinckaey, Mich Phono 13 3 Phone 157Flf Ropoiriao MYHON HUGHES Plumbing and ru,auuq State 8717 Laktite Driv License hush ka1 P7HTSWARTHOUT i SON Funeral Horns Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equiomen Ambulance Service Phones 39 BC PmcVney, Mic FBED C BEIGKHOFF Jr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Avk He well Mictyow Phone 358 Residence 61 j UOYD HKNDEF j Livestock HauLnu Weekly Tips Made To iXrj General Trckinq Pbon 54F14 incl7 Mr BER1 V J I hene Piackney 78 r2 KEFRiGERATlOfi SLUVICE 1evairs On P, U MaKes Phone PTid ney 15 iF3 OU C J TO WNER Denti 6044 Portage Phc no r I Lake l iti 3461 Road y, r went an opaahn u ivlcnos hospital, Howell last week C W Hooker and iamil ijassifJiMl j iltvGLi I v TWwx uu iUm, of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hooiiei home SundayFOR SALECrosley Shelfador el j Maurice Leinback and family echlr rjqwiutor m qood condi have moved iiom their homo on M36 E to Midland vheve he is tion William Mercerphone 62F111 vvorking FOR SALESolid Oak desk with A tempcrenry dame i coing buil at the mill pond so that the cul i ert on Mowers Road which wash ed out last year con be replace Phillip Gentile has h oqljt his FOR RENTFurnished 6 room ccrtt brother, Sams house on Yoma age with toilet, oil heater at Patt Rd south of town, evson Lake 40 a month Inquiretj George Vanivor 1122 Mowers 1 THE MffiACLE Q THE 4 R Louis Bromfield sdiules thv 4H ny other files on each side also a combination book case and desk Phone 26, Pinckney Advs WANTEDNeat appearing men to iii iitw aivcae disposal units Leads fufniziitrtxclisive territory Write to or see Mr DesmondiiVjii ikith Jt, 3rd Fioor Det 4Miignn WASTEDFirst 3icss Lath Hand nun cirT need Apply A Doteoit J e Set all VV nui unds Rd or will sell iv,R SALEThayer baby uggy also ,, j ,,K rAaB met clubs whim more than Daoy wuiy , about a near revolutjon n jrpcnei WOIK of led Sing phone 45F3 FUii SAi iVuxed hay, White ROOK liooaiis, Mb5ovy Duiks, ain vvii ivotn SIIQ eggsFrank Pearce phoie Dexter 4067 i Ori bnL3iby Chicko, Brined ana Whiff Rocks N H RedsHy H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds iPHCNL 136 Pinckney CEMETrpY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MEFORD GRWITE WORKS Miliord, Michigan k FOR SAL Whipping wear from TB Bangs tested accredited arcteanea heid Phone 69F2 anHorns Hillside Farm o in i n uf ii nw FOR SALEALFALrA HAY Lesty McAiee, 45 M36 East FOR SALi Buildinq and tw lots en Wdbt Main St, Pinckney tuaown a me btewaxt Andersoa Property to setue estate Gald Reason Adm FOR SALEBlack Facile diesssiaa Zb, oUO 333 Unadiiia St Pone 82FS 125 Pearl SL FOR TOUR EARLY BIRDS WANTEDWvsnan for general restaurant woru Katchie Retauutant Phone 910b LOSTGents rather tin lined glove Dispatch Office WANTED Girl io car of twejpect and sservice children from 1030 p m to 1 0u J A M Anthony Rennon 592 Mover rd, Pinckney I ica Writing in this Sundays March 16 issue of the Amricm Weekly, exclusively wiht Detroit Sundav Times, Bromield desscibes hiw the clubs instill the scribes how the c h3 inouil the 1 brinq I anu Whiff Rocks N H RedsHy in Aner Lines and aaige Type White Ley hoiJiS now hachincf Cur chicks oiuoks are L o approved under viichgn State ko mltry Dept ij b Squire ri tche yHoweirMich 218 South Mien A ephon 305W1 FOR RNTA Good Room Mrs L J McKinley WANIEDrARM UiniMGS, w Let us help you sell Jpur farm, have more prospects tQaii farm U 1AROLJD 4RANDA1APhone 305W Howell AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75 r 1 SERVICE WH1US YOU WAIT U WOHK GUARANTEED , LAWN MOWKR3 SHARPENED i MANDELLS SAW FiLuxG SHOP M WILAND LAiu wST SIDE 11524 mvm DRIVE Farmv FH X Snpplv To , FOB SALE2 nioe unatfer Whita ji brood sows,young ana opnl ful OIC bui young and c,, , wt j 300 lbs, i gilt wt175 Pre ruckett 5 mi west ot Pinckneypears Rd f Ki , cktIBfc Ilinn i j A3 si r mmikjf Ml wfu iiiiWIlt r rt r MPJ4 V QUALITY m ltieass Fruit Groceries Vegetables m m X Kfarket Prices Kesp Them Warm, Keep Them Alive Every chick you save in the early spring means extra money in your pocket later On the John Vbher ftrm in Monroe County electric heit lamps do the mothering and chicles thrive in the Warm, healthful heat they provide In the picture above, Mrs Wobser and her Fdison Farm Service Advisor are inrpccig a fastgrowing flock that was raised this modern way Under electric heat lamps, your chicks pigs and lambs, too eat heartily, get pi mty of exercise and grow sturdy in short order Litter stays dryand the young stck requires little attention For additional information on electric heat lamp brooding, call or write your Edison Farm Service Advisor Hell be glad to help youwithout obligation Courteous Service BW7 4 n m TafvX J Reddy KilowalV soys Wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor about it The Detroit Edison Company ,ff w V, ,a VTHE PmCKNEV DISPATCH Wednesday, March 12,952 ANNUAL JUNIOR PLAY Finders Creepers A Myttofy CeuMdy In Tim Ac FIWHM by Plndm High School Junion on Fri,Mar21 Sat,Mar22 c Pinckney High School Gym CAST OF CHARACTERS Village of Pinckney GOVERNMENT AND OPERATING RECEIPTS FOR FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING MARCH 1951 and ENDING ON MARCH 1952 b TAX COLLECTIONS Current Delinquent RECEIPTS Incomes WILBUR MAXWELL HERCULES NELSON CELESTE MINA QUIGLEY JOHNJOHNSON GEORGE BRADLEY DOROTHY LAVEY BARBARA VANSLAMBROOK,Fri PAULA CURLETT,Saturday FRANHE AUNT MARY NELSON LOIS BEACHY UNCLE BOB NELSON HERBERT SCHENDEN GRANNY CLAIRE CAMPBELL MR, QUIQLEY JAMES MAtTHSON DR BROWN jACK JEFFREYS MADELINE QUIGLEY , LUCILLE BEACHY HARRY SCHUSTER TEDDY STOCKTON RUTH KIRSCHKE JEHRY MROFKA HEiPER ROBERT L CLARK SPHCIALTES IETWSEN ACTS DIRECTED MRS ZOE EARL Total REVENUES State Collected Locally Sharedg Liquor 185 Percent of License Fee Weight and Gas Tax New Motor Vehicle Highway Fund Intangible Tax Sales Tax Diversion Total MISCELLANEOUS Interest on Bond Sale of Siee for the New School Cancelled Check Total 3,07232 25975 3,33275 14875 1616U 131356 144069 4,99912 951826 3500i 75000 , 25000 1 1,03500 TOTAL RECEIPTS 13,88543 DAPHNE CLAUDE DISBURSEMENTS Expenses Legislative and Administrative RENLE HAINES Protective Flre and Marshals Salary PUBLIC WORKS Detroit Edison Company Lighting i Sidewalks, Parks and Drains Above includes now removing equipment Street Maintenance Total MISCELLANEOUS Treasurers Bond 3200 MUc 11088 Snsur, Fire TruckTractor 10300 Total 24647 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS f i 94510 i 131570 1 8399 346969 8477 14 J 154912 HU Y 2fT WAT5R Save Over 10O a year ri V Hon tflck we ft wtflifWWMM et6rlHflpfflife sTMIMv wtflff tfcsvnpsss, dHffctM 49m Ms mmIns ti PERMUTir WATER SOfTIill Costs 43 X eefi prewer efsmelfc aveeVi fcktelssleesstlrlsJ On Hand Beginning Fiscal Year On Hand Close Fiscal Year 1573809 Investments, 3400001 340000 Cash 10,15187 829921 President Stanley Dinkel, Clerk MUdred Acldey, Treasurer Helen Reynold GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing Water Systems 8109 PinckneyHowell Road PHONE 71F11 We AW nvlog today in me auiomatk age, the era of automatic home appliance, of gadgets Your government ha made available an automatic way oi saving by the Payroll Savings Plar Where you work and he BondAMontl Plan at your bank The purchase L S Defense Bond pelb financla protection for your fainiy and for youcountry Security 1 not only a matter of Individual concern, the security o All Is Americas security One wa foa can provide double security is t rr haying V, 8 Defense Bonds tods J fraotury DtparfcM 2iGIVrilE2 KJLMBEM YCW DlHECIED WHS SOE VHf HETbEB CrYflDE DYhHME HVHBA eCHH81EH wYDErmE onicrEA DH BBOMH WH 0nK5TEA CHVHMA nWCTE BOB HETSOM YfUU WYBA HEraOM LHYMKE WMY onicrEA CETE2IE HEBcnrES kEraoM AUTBflH WYXMEIT HOBEBi F CrYBK lEHA WHOLKY 1 BfUH KIHBCHKE IEDDA 3JOCXLOM rncnTE BEYCHA 1YCK 1ELLHEA2 1YWE2 WY11B20M CTYrKE CYWbBETT HEBBEHl 2CHEHDEW TOl3 BEYCHA BEMIE HYIHE2 bYATY CnBrEJ, wnqa BYHBVBY AYMerYHBHOOrW DOHOIHA TYAEA CEOHOE BHVDrEA 1OHH10HH80H Qu HaJT Btfjxwjua fcracaj eax lOIVr DI2BnB2WJtL3 Xioaamet pouq wracErrYMEona1 8333SI JOOOO JIO88 23500 300000 2300000 ejA380a , o I l i , , , ,,, , H It llll1 Vi , I II J I T 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 12, 1952 Description An account of the resource March 12, 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 1952-03-12 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1826a843592a148f85911ec7c3e1f710.pdf 3ab119386494d1bd91ef0853de18b774 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. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. , y V, i W pillwppppl fcv LS 4H As PLic1 vW liL ,, tit Pinckmy bNxvrtch Wednesday, March 19 1952 A MkhiHn Mirror Speaker Victor Knox who a tnt, only cure tor Micnigua tinan neia tnat omce 101 o years tnin ciai troubles is a consuiuuonuconvenuuu wuich would rewrite, the wnoie tax suuctuie Wnie ne usi in iavor ot any new icu feoxnetrung win nave 10 oe donsas ivucnigan governmental coats hove increosea 4j2 million aie past year Oi tnt 4ou rnilions collected by tne state fcvjib million was paid oack to the counties, cities and townsnips Tne state payroll has increased from 3 38ub, in lS4a to ai8,t42 lasi year There is one investment that would pay money, the Straits bridge at Mackinac However the economy minded legislature is loath to appropriate the 2 million I Wlln is una ates i ptu Characters couuly aouymy , aaxuiiii Uii cwueiiejft ODOU lily an i Social Items i FAT I Calliolic wno seiuta uii uw ivaul cu jr w uujiciidts The iUULau, ,rf iyvmq oW tuo 4ia Ldkestst souui oi i i o VVHl SlOiti u 1 Wfau ovei uy yeans oia aji mattyexusi it was tne only couugw tnereio iciu ana uie uom oiu as WUWJU JU Uit COltui or UJ l ay u POSG dan, ilie he, Hen a IM mat A n Bill , T CXT DiivAii fc MaiyV Catholic Church J SON BANOTETl IModmey Michigan weo said to the flam ney Fr Albert J Schmitt Pasor n anqaet iiponsoted Sunday Masses uj Ci j oi he Corwri Suauner 630, 800 lQrQa Gne Sciiool Mewa Kindergarten Mi lumber is back froTi 0moo vVo are glaa to see hirn No 12 i uie cii oi Satur uy ieired the m vj by IIIL1 Yung in Oxhestra coAi Jtto roulson and Ms horrpson and Luticd I vc ,he in vocation ,J Liass president 1130 p, m Winter 800 1000 Novenna DevoaoiuK fndav evenioQ as 3G Uouxessionst Friday cttwr Wovwiu Devotion ftatuiday 73U u a00 P, M buiiday bakxe 80C Maur, M i, lie , yiuvii a lot Jiui Oinljeis birthday was on ii He was 6 years old iK hio inolrier ior the nic brought to Curreut Commeiiit Marcn We 1 k ,ue Likea and tii, taj on which wo I nooi fo a party CLe Colon has a new hah, rlio name is oald iii r j hn rirg, th toat jrciated copiously Co J fiv Donald rady pastor iggatioiiaJ , , ,J Si ior preliminary wort Speaker Knox hits the recent pay raises given by the civil ser vice He scud one man got a 1600 rcrise due to wage incieasestep increase and job upgrading The legislature is still dazed by pie wno iiua capped, uiexyxiittao are gone LS it was reoiuea eoa yeais ago Lipscnijj etitvbiibiied an nin tiieie vnci iiv jwvea uuvoi i looa, ioayng ana iiquaio nj bougm iui yi thj maiuiiii auu the veto by the governor of the uctppcio ne naa a siyn on mo bill to cut the cities and townships share of liquor license money trim 85 perent to SO The governor says this would cut police funds of cities and villages and the liquor saletax cut would hit the schools The governor is against a con stitutional convention until the stateds reapportionedAny conven the piae wniwi reaa, ine vm Couage by C L A traehei coU my Uiang one uay Uoicea iini what it meant Cnrisioiici v pkecty ini C stanas loi Oiuibtj , pher ana the Melfrior Lipbcoinu j He later buiit Jhe h LsC 11 v ownea by hisefBacK ana tiie iani ily Uvei there iUer iha ueaiu , Onristopher the place was soa io j inomajs Dirkett ana tne ianniy V 1 n ivev omposedr, p JNasn Kenneth aid Rjdy sqg n hobjy Beck rii i i , jene Tasch gae j jniticd hat is a Uli gave the , todSt to t, Qia iiaioia xoxtr the hovinq rrir m6t J ,von by Maftc with L JHenrty, janhson was U ijiont and ha a, heynolds he 4l recaiv nyS vas qivej iOOiia o Koweli ai Lair, oa doiL a rea Alilfn i J bpOlloO i ij OOUJ aoiC vva iLvOu in cut Thur, 730 Lfnteu Service at r ciurch k PIdVed Yin daV 80, lVlisj ien Wilson Sfl 1 missionary from Marshall lianas vili i,peah Satuid ,y, 800 Ycul r Aha by bun Christ at Howell h Snua 1030, Sarmon ihe ihnd 1 rvo me hamster visiied o,r oa , ,a iciit vcej 1 i3ecJcer hd hu tonsiU We hope he IL uJClC on Oaroiyn Jeei icio aoout her ia aar, brothers Lonne anl aoaiio JO and li a ii Urn iao Ail l run io CjU S liOOi Fod fo in I Goui Special ler ing ir Europe and Asia w eieio 110 Sanday 3,h ol JOIllgiim ieiow 1 d by fiarold 1 J irst Grade iona lone huo aaby bother ii oav an Lei biaany trax We all T jiad Eily Lee is ode iOnt aowi or ir s ch runjCJa lijr oaay 800 iradcnlial itteo at hurch VvSN1 TO tion held now would favor rjral districts and be unrepresen moved to Dexter He dia tolive wiin except rem tne coituThe governor was in Canada nave one ot nis imea men n lat week and visited the Canad ian parliment at OttawaHe s1 oke in favor of the St Lawrence waterway ai f 11 1 o rj aae j CONMBVATION DEPT NOTES Last year by this time Michigan haa had 17 forest fires So far there have been none Ae iact tuaj ihagrinfhOT HnnirTirrirrrff QhtTE by Siiow has had much to do with soia i0ts Aticr his at,ai it however the spring cleanup daughter, Elsa operated mo the house Acoat iai he soi to Paul bock, a Detioit baiter ia got it for about the price one ,uont lot wouia bnnq now had a store in the ccohuqo ui one time a bakeiy Aboai ao War 1 lake properly boomeo Mrbock subaivided the ioOx ai sold many iaxe 101s rie awo ie a canal aug on Litue rori yiane i a TOUKBRIDGE o No 76 w strong Friday in dinner was aAnjton Lodqe i rees lhci s PfvGti scj9 can l j and Doaqj ,on hip ay i comm ovanqehstic aer vicy at church nigntiy at oV fion iVIarch 30 O April G lea b Miss Fairy hism Wed , 400ijunoi cnoti vrrcxi,o 730 eniar clioi prartlse uGI ,y ro vvc owi l Kleenex vVe all von1 , omething oil St aahiaAj La, I ay hoe J leaauilq to UbG ther typ v iif L ha a sore hand JC c ia hy Siiver amrrjio Ji s an Jasor beok to 1 aid joan o a new bow tiiTi e en soeJs green seci n tliat we agree with oi ihe Detroit Timee OK m y ran one with agree 00 pecent In it oy aavaea turning the job Wivs senses back to fc y oi a no At the ma sent time tae ,hwiis ofticeiS SS aai amines aia the police dept caaa vina tli m They gel a aeonse winch does not cov a, aa ab tae, nave to con a 1 awes anuiations, road tvaU , aia icok ap ecords Th a a j yccii t the seretary of a xccpt tne J5C It cost the it oi eioh a270 552 last year to write drivers license, and they only got b ,k S113719 rom thw secietury a siaie The county hold also get the profit from the sae af license plates which a v ao o eis where We do not n the purpse of the sherifla ice is solely to write drivers lcciis wniah now tars upjnoe bier time So ma h so that the te p lie have taken over muchf of the vork iormerly dene by the shcali Some day the board of vpervisors will vake up and send the davers liense job back to h ser rctai, of state o ua is j a viiiii9omt Co Ivory Mennonite Church Era BodcLv Pastor S, S Supt , Walter Erh 1 Mq,,int MTUTics Leirbach Mrarnin Worship tn i ii h in Kay Wyijc t v auiv baond dr is j J Aoiune Ackie tioni the hospital i ears old yesaaj v oi y Ridqej Su dov School Children How on P aised aghn o r assn in ir 1145 30 opent Tu vv yiie 11 cyade mov, ai nice LIOO1 boad Jo n, P n ldjers G , a C,,1In irJ le German Pt wcrnts the Allies Py f in1 Jb Th children y ryBatish, French irs although jetjjaj m id ArnT , ra , ionic nn ,ijQij f, apau me t a up i pes i j i n i s j y i Uafh ers i 1 W 11 i4 flJRSTKcie s X tune is near and faiiure to get o permit to burn brush or marshes may result in a 100 fine Permits cun be obtained from the local conservation ofiicer Smelt runs depend on the weamrContinual cold will delay them Last years beaver crop was 12844 skins It is expected to be higher this year hesiaent deer license sales last year were 389872 compared to 379,375 in 1950 Nonresident license sales were 7,230 small qame 687,085, fishing licenses 35648 nonresident 39,608 All townships have but 36 sections except one in Monroe bounty which has 37 This extra seition was added in 1924 by the state surveyor when a section was found not included W the ongjual French grants w undl a year ago when it to Robert Wheeler ot uni i,n who now opeiaies it W C Milier lniorniea me the hipscomP boy3 na a L sail boat which they saia Portage Lake Ke has naen oi it it later sank, was never r and is still on the bottom 0 lake kiiC a t to BE BUDGET WISE WITH MARONI Homemakers odd variety to your menus with thrifty macar oni dishes Amy Alden in this Sundays Marcn 23 issue of The Ameriaan Weekly, exclusively with Detroit Sunday Times tells how to make Jiffy Macaroni and Cheese Spaghetti Beef Casserole Spaghetti Tortozini Egg Noodles with Swedish Meat Balis Macar oni Bacon Casserole and Salmon Spagheti TOURNAMENT RESULTS The regional basket games week saw most oi the teams this sectien toppled Stockbr a district champn foil to ivlorenci Milan defeated Roosevei and then lost to Napolean OnlySpring Arbor came throughTIy oeat Detroit University Scho a and Edison Institute to take ha regional title This is the team that beat Pinmey Their seasons , record is 19 wins and 3 Lse j Walled Lake who brat Howeh j fell to St Andrews Detroit C iO ,0 nt tne weca uiiii1 ajiiir Ba inii al J auinu j a ett qi 1 1 L 0 , Sat ii JOiv ru on i iiiun In I ea ii ve American whtrever American y iv tr fy havf left rstand this ior armies of am V aia O i a, 0 1, liU f alarc fcrum winch accomu yerfsional in 0 ud m Detroit 1 t aaiies any per I Js doabtfui c nvictions foil ecoit a year Keiaaver t a rov 0 Lui for i j t 1 i 0 a liri a 011 o p or, made iowevei smaii y vvoy to th ac tciie an ay avemnq aJi A xniiary aieanor Wibou iIarsn misoiouary laiks at 24 at 800pm li ibj a CliCjl Mu hade 111 u a y j iaoih il s 7 , Ti, itO J 1J JO Ml C ncer 1 CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Paul Lobdell 31, Pinckney WHO pled guilty to a statuary cnargyj was given 4v2 to 15 years mlSihcr Jackson by Judge Lyons Saturday 0 , and Vivian Suerle of Pinacne was given a divorce from Geno Stierle and custody of the chJLw 1 L , o n 0 1U CAN Society in , 17 nj IaC Oil Moavcll ve 1 iiC a a a on ai Bonn le n a, , y0r cn 1 Oi James enzel commander o the Brighten American Legion whose organization was one ot the casualtiesof the recent rxr on bmgo and car raffles in tni, county in an article in Brighton j Argus said he had written tho state head of the Ameiian Legion LIVNGSIO regarding circulating petitions t , A N Jon Intru a ballot next November to ropey, tornpie the Michigan IottcJ law V i 800 p m doubt that it gets anyvdiere TVjnv In recent years many beautiful shade trees along the highways have been sacrificed to street wid ig projects In Detroit the tall trees on Forest Ave proba 100 years old, were sacrifec Rently the state highway 07 ttoXt dtpt decided to widen the road r r through Oxford This road is lined with beautirul maple trees and and the job of cutting them was let to Lansing company When they arrived Thursday to begin cutting the trees the Wamens Gar dan Club of Oxford picketed the street and prevented the trees be ing cut It was a laudable effort but the company got reinforce mnt4 and 30 trees were cut next day Now the Garden Club has gone into court and got an injunc ion to stop the cutting Later the iniunceion was disolved and once again sentiment bows to progress pix ca o violin ea piano he biaim yLIoa c Cor Saw j an 05 hoti r aavo OO v aia etpi S ic li I Lavid iir i j ica ii na liic 1 C ,ra a 1 I LCoCiaaa i an Call I SCHOOL NOTES Cont cis Barett rabeih HcKiey 1 Jane Jatreys Ohn Diinhii saiastit ites were Nancy Wiih Jim Campbell Oar desks are arranged a, goaps no N Vve have becai Ptaaying aao L oioniai Day Some af th gaa have made up a play aboat a col oni i schI room The teacher Nancy Viilis, the pupils a,,ncta Lee Caroline Eladey jancc Shiey JoC rahrmn Rojrt Ackiey, ana Doiis Umpteci Vi ase 3 colors en oar Son hoi harhhvH which me ais Sar Straighten Up, yeii w T W iusy and green K eo Up Gaod Work We are making a sea p hooi lor extra cedit Cathy, Jj iv , I and Nrtncy are ma mg one on I olonial Days and I index D rib I Janet, Carol me and Nancy an c a eh 1 is iii la , 11 iie g f 1 Endcrs brother ia CT charts io, v v e nnien aOwtors , a r i L L J 11 ior St iaria has had 3 years oid nd shamrocks abut police tand nurses it j in j Vu so 1 ncja iv n 1 a h Vit aool tha i vaion the ana lodge j r0 prcen 1 even any the the i 0 ij ie It would JiJ v with the aaiuutv and in 1 by Sena Xt yoais ago to ,Ijiiiij in Detroit anivvi One signi ii n ay the in 1 mhe of negroes i ommunism ciiticc them was M ongress and lirjvti sidestepp Nav vo alwaye d Jgnts crusade alter a rrnnbow 1 be realized It hi negroeequal 1 id employment hite man We aic will ever come i churches, clubs Lf it will hav negi membership or oplc who hei 1 j Reader or new 0pCb 1L If t s room m vie in 1 jrLl lii 5 1 a 01J saw thei roxth Gradf ho aareii won hie 4th aaaig aa Faaay with stuison innnerap ,ODGE tlO 76 F 1 gathering material on Latin Amor iron heiand iae rto is o the New Hamp tune pdmary sLenythen the stat niCaitb oi hj RepLahcan oppon eats of Senator lajt sach as Sen oa Dal, can Lodge of Mass oaa , j i noi be eietcc1 Senator Bob Taft j sp at 3 furious days canipaigning i in New Hampshire expenaer cr hig V,e icarnea something al ut St sam af money and then was hope itncKss dcyPaal Rcsseibiought Iessiy beaten by GenEisenhower s a real shamrock that came who was thousands of miles Ives o ijew Yak that even h w si nomamed he could, CALNDr lass ior candidate, ry aenda night at ah j district meet ommtte is do The present legislature kilted 0 law to legalize bingo fcr church lodges and veterans organic t aa ions on the grounds it was alaa p m , legislation Repealing the lotte law would make Michigan a wide Shulliia open state like Nevada where all kinds of gamblinq is legal and HeNo 1 industry ing ct Ann Arbor Maauc temple Saturday Apn 5 Annual Past as rs Nijiit a School at 7 00 1 O E S CARD PARTY There willl be a card party at the Mat onic Hall on Friday eve March 28 at 800 p m Everyone wcome Donation 100 per perNflon Rffreehment door prizes anr gle pd Cannthian Snrne 52 ol Kovell elected llu loiiOwmg in ULaay ncjih installahon is at Howfcli Niraah 27 and is pubhe 0 hcers Gervcz A sonic Temple DETROIT POLICEMAN ID V7 rhy hioa haecs Carol Russell Blanchard Detroit pol Seaman, L an Watchm ai c 1 SaoptrJi a old Porter Pmck Fldoy s1 Ethel Hester w0 tnankMrs VanBliricum for ica Oar new 10an iiig good work Fifth Grade Kay Kitchen won the sprlhrj Lee with Barbara Massev runner apThewinning word was ascend The 10 5th grade contestants were Kay Kitchen Eftrbara Aas ey, Nancy Nash Kathy Kirsche Gordon LaBello Jolene Lasydi Patty Rachovitz, Bonnie heeCm Dennis alark Nancy Nash Jolene Basy il and Carol Gerycz are in Mrs Shapes class the others Mrs Millers Dennis lark had a birthday away in Europe and aid no camBiJytiggss had his eyes testedj paiyihng The Toft forces and ana will wear glasses p,ytors including the Gallup WG enjoyed Xhr story of Rumj prcaicted Tait victory and wer pelslihkin in tw waysSkip bAar v,Tcng as usaaL The statement inoui LIO gh4 his record to pfay,ACii3 made that all mothers and ,s and Driane Haines read tne SlOl Si a th Grade Wi tha lOtf H VVhhe von the 6th gade 1 , the dictionar We at is a c vvt aa L 1 hh pe wi, ,0 iceman was kiled Sunday moriinq when he surprised 3 me a rob 1 ,,, r , v ing c storeThe man who shot hm Hovveit Ls c WatchmanCnu the use 0f her grccery store It has Edward Kozslowski was killed bv j rrar J iaV on Chaplain Mary helped us count change by Patrolman Shaw who drove Lon Cohoctch ,Wor Shepherdess 0ar standard English test phov diclr nry was ichard hawren up in a scout oar with Patrolman I ars Mann Howell Worthy ed e q0od marks in our class ce The membere Qi fae team licr skating S Ua ke teach 3 d y3 ir as this week in place o Mrs fane Tah a ciena Steele who has been in Arkansas is back in sclioo Seventh Grade OJ spelling bee lasted all the mornng The winner who got thei Cjarence Culver The latter is a GuideMae Bryan Pinckney,Troas wIn the spell down we P011 were Bichard aweiuifiDpra ntctber of Mr Murray Kennedy Carmen porter, Pmciney Scribe rj aII 5t and 6 grade words 3 gg, Nancy Han aadoftof Stanky Culver AUo Granger Gaines and ome of the 7thveterans would vote against Gen Eisenhower who is for all out war effort This was not borne out the 2nd graae for the Senator Stassrn also a Republi can candidate said in regard to raft he never saw a ntcm get CO little for so much experrdeaPree Traman who did not campaigm let cat there to Senator Kefuavtir af Tennessee the television glam or ixy who spent many days in New Hampshire campaigningWtk doubt its signiticance If Fesidetifl Traman wants the nomination there will be enough office holder in the delegates at the Democrat convention to give it to him AkMfe Keiauver comes from a soutfasm state which has few and the Democrats have mated candidal from 4 sinosthsctftt 4J lM loy CoVi Wltse Linda LeFrcm sp ii, rTn 0 Mia m i y m W , THE PINCHfET 00MTCB Wednesday, March 19 1952 wmmFmmmfm f PauJ Stephens was eleUed pres Howh ilieater HOWU MitJHIGAr Tws, Wei Thur Mar 18 right and youll eres no chance for lipstick make utifyingly, over a magical beauty it help you rages of good light ps at least 20 ion ask your lamp troit Edison etroit Edison 9 V, teolimtoly Sweeping drama in a fabulous, exciting flared coat A commanding outline of bold worsted plaid perfectly matched Graceful high fashion in rich Gold, Pink, Natural Sixes 8 to J6 Gary Coop iuinidOA to DISTANT MUMS la TteluMv Cornel Wild Patrida Knight SHOCKPROOF idem at Stod bridge last week The funeral of Ferd iowdich, Gregory blueksmiin and wo5H worked was held at tie Miiner iunerai Homo dtockbridge on iliurouay with burial at Plcrinfield He leaves his Wiie 2 sons and 3 Friday, Saturday March 21, 22 daughters The General Motors Proving Grounds near Milford now has 550 employees Born to Charles DUlin and wife of Pinckney, March 9 at Gibson Maternity Home Howell a son 45 candidates for the team attended the first base ball meeting ndav MnAw M v 7 Z at Howell high school last week Gaby Jameison of Dexter is the g vWnlew Gary MeirfU 1Smonsare being circulated Michael Rennie, Bette Davis throughout the county for the pro pHONE eAU fr STRANGER pc Iavmcton County Hospital CoBdy awWH to get it on the ballot for a vote 7 Saturday March 31, 22 2 GBMI lUt 2 SUBMARINE COMMANWiHiami Holden Nancy O and William feendix Mas SILVER CANYON Dale pobertson, Joanne IDm Is RETURN OF THE TEXAN by the people this fall The fed TUB wod Thur March iTUIV eral government would pay 45 percent of the cost A complication seem to have arisen in an opinion of the attorney general quoted by Prosecutor Erwin that chiropractors cannot be excluded from treating patients in county hospitals, they being recognized Danny Kaye fc UP IN ARMS Flu Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamotir In THEY GOT ME COVERED Cartoon Gene Autrey 6 horseChany, a Sunday Monday, March 23, 24 Sun snows 357,9 Mon 7,8 A Great Pfetu lrih WSSUIT OX StOfZung Cedrick Hadwicke, Jessica Tone carioon news shojTuesM Wd Xbur March 25 6, 2 Another Great Picture AMNIE OF Th INDIES m Tocljiifcjtiat with Joan PetersLouis Jordan and Debra Paget bagt Coma tUn ComingBend of the River, EIopment David and Bathsheba in color legal practicioners ot a school of T medicine This opinion was given JnungTne Bardoot Madman Reunion in Reno Raging Tid Dexter The Deader MUhigoc in 1950 Lyle Younglove 84, formerly a Pinckney boy who died at the Arnold Home, Detroit last weekwas a 33 degree Mason Attorney Charles D VcmWinkle Friday SaturdayU March 21 22 and wife of Howell are vacation j sTRANrtP Arsr ing in Florida Trees are being cut on the road from Patterson Lake to the Universtiy Game Reserve, prepar tor to widening and grading it Louis Devine will build a super service station at Dexter at Baker iFId and G St A sewer is being built to the Avon Theater btocJcbfioge iwicnigon Friday Saturday March 21, 22 BELLE LeGRAND A Supor WotMii Starting V9ta Ralston, John Carrol Comedy Cartoon lfaw Sunday Tuosday, March 23, 25 OH1 SUSANNA news cartoon THE STRANGE DOOR rwi T u r JXorT of Black Hills with Charles Laughton, Boris Kirloff Ifod Cameron, Adrian Booth and Sally Forest Hue FORT OSAGE In Cinecolor Robert Cameron Jane Naylor onrtooQ shorts ComingRough Riders of Durango Down in Arkansas,BulIfighter and the Lady BRIGHT VICTORY site of the new school Dexter, j rA 23 re The Schaffer Co of Manchester PHONE CALL from a STRANGER Lfwho Kn Tann Sheltey WinrMorrUl llvrrtnr crt Fawlerville last Michael Rennie, Berte Davis The Brighton school board has Tue8 Wed Thur March 25 2, 27 offered SuptPepper an 810 raise plus an expense account if he win reconsider his resignation Ttas would bring his slary to 6,5UU His expense account last year was 300 , ,, , , The Brighton school board does does favor taking in the Lyons school district Too many pupils, too low a valuation and no room fnday Saturday March 21, 22 for thern 2 ears Ago Willard B Hoif, 65, who retired this year after working Arthur Kennedy, Peggy Dow and News Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan RED many Trunk Rail BADGE OF COURAGE A Drama taiifaa Audie Murphy, Bill Maudlin J Dierkes Cartoon Sport, years for the Grand Trunk riau shows 715,, 91Q road in Detroit, Was found aJP Sunday Monday, March 23, 24 nt 7 00 a m this morning by his undoy Shows 3 , y t , r, , INVITATION A Dranjo Stcnlno Dorothy McGuire, Van Johnson and Ruth Roman cartoon Donalds Applecore Pete Smith Travel 111 lw sisters the Misses Hoff Funeral at the riofi home Burial in Pinckney Cemetery Henry Ford was in Dexter last week where he has men survey ing his property The surveyors have completed their worU on Main St here and ieit The pavement will be from the east to the west city limits Tue Wod Thur March 25 28, 27 MS, USPB ILL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS ni w A Mttilcai Sfevpteg 30 f wide except in the business Tanny jgu Dorie Day James section where it is 55 ft wide j Qleason, Mary Wickes Cartoon LEARN WHILE YOU LEARN to Be a Telephone Operator ENJOYABLE EXCITING INTERESTING AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORE , Good starting pay 5 raises mV first year, congenial people your own age, pleasant surroundings chance for advancement Come in and talk it over Womens Employment Office 323 East Washington Autoes driven by John Eisele una Clarence Blades collided on the irioweU Rdat the Robert Gran ComingDistant Drums Man in ger iarm Wed Eisele had cuts theSaddleHongJong ana bruises and an injured eye and Blades and Ruth VanBlan ft wiI cum who was with,him cuts ana plete new JS Daller of the Flint police iorce dressed as a woman last best j, one 01 week and arrested man who had been molesting women The StPatricks Tea crt the home ilis Guy Kuhn gave a party 01 Mrs Jennie Barton was a big last week for her daughterEiieens success Rev Fr Commerfora 4th birthday and Rita Youngs a several selections A uum 12th Those present were Mes ber oi boys and girls sang and dames Maude Young Monica sPke Miss Martin furnished the McKuhn, Genevieve Clinton and usic and phonograph records children Beatrice Conk Hazel wee JaYedBreniser and Arleen and Mrs A bill is up in the legisature to Sarah MclCeer change the date of the annual Born to Max Ledwidge and wife cool meeting from the first Mon on March 18 girl fY m Sept to first Monday in 10 people from here took the Jexamination for rural mail carrier I eP Charles VanKeuran was at Pinckney last week caused by ere last week talking about his the resignation of H HSwarthoutbill to allow whitehsh spearing Mr and Mrs Ona Campell atiri Oct and Nov with local fisher tended a party last, week at the Hotel Pantelind Grand Rapids, where they honored the 90th birfh men Mr and Mrs Philliphs of Jackson gave a dancing party here day of her crandfather, P MJ Fn night attended by 50 cciuple Gorham on his 90th birthday They have a large dancing class Gene Mclntyre has sold his bere farm to Dansville to Sam Lap Bert Hooker and Miss Jewiie of ham Pettysville were married last Wed The village streets were graded nesday last week and the holes filled up4j The Democrat and Republican caucuses are at the town hall on Saturdy, March 25th Harry Gartrell of Howell upent the week end with friends hete MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ann Arbor MichYOUR CHECK BOOK f Your helper when you wacdrto know where your money, out, gone An able assistant at low cost Your friend in need wnen an account is disputed A cancelled check is conclusive evidence of payment Your caution lightwhen you plan purchases outside your budget The check stub record tells you ihe amount you can spend at all times McPHERSON Afe BANK xowil, Mien All deposit up 1c 10,000 ineired by ow roif1 rsnip in the Fdderal Deposit Twrurmce Co pojcxtion MS PEIRCES John Dinkel operated the grader and W C MiUer th tractor that pulled it 47 Years Ago j Md to iwt temt ttet whUt von wlkt CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE a boot or ptact pf b4M So obtittMont nt Todayf or Free Demon t tr t i nor EASTER SHOE SPECIAL New Spug and Swiuaer Catqlco Now Here Sevmj Pair of wSrfc 1MMPI JKWEUk, MICHIGAN IT 4 prisoners broke out of the In UnfvtyAtaT SSI t ,1 Pair W8ft The Ann Arbor RcdbtwAareex Mr and Mre Merlin Amburgey HAWNETf, Pmctoer Si ,, t i i I cl V f W CD y thv , la i ISP 3 tf HE PINCantey DDMPATCH Vkdnesooy March 19, 1952 The Peoples Stor Groceries Dry anned Goods She Fur nis hi Lingerie Kennedys Gen ivus floyCTrovaaSj I 9 to patiapate ,n a fipeci iOii Liammg class emg darted y the J n Wa to 1 He win retun m a we K f0086 attended the oi c ixmquet at Ixter bun aay mght WWe Dr Ml Oaiiy and wile, Dr ana Mrl George Maylor, lAi and Mrs ir vin enneay and rieien Tipiady ine lei bourconnais iainiiy ai nved m Aiiccn S C Satuiday Mr and Mrs C j Clinton attend the 500 card party last Sunuay at the Cecil halett home rioyvei Mr and Mrs lrvin Kenneuy weie in Ann Arbor Monday Mr and Mrs Lester ivcAiee spent the week end in DetroitDr and Mrs George Nayior oi Detroit werj Sunday guests ot Di and Mrs Ray Duify Mrs Katnerine death was quite ji badly burned Sunday whn an oil stove exploded Aiher Wyiie and son, Tommy 1 ana Mickey Havilo attended the j Father and Son banquet at rmfc ney Saturday nights j Mrs Jack Paton gave a stork , Fiiday night for Mrs lioyd iien dee 24 ladies were present Mr, and Mrs Aioert Duikei spent the week end at the Ernest Kew home in DetroitMrs Edward Maas and da ugh tur, Bernice, attended the wedding of Charks Reason, sn ivirs Uiah Reason and the late Charles Reason at Lansing Saiur day iir and Mrs Ernest White and daughter Sharon, of Fenidaiej and Mr and Mrs Wm Ketchani i r, anil aSOWtWitfMrifiSJteJ LA , LOOK m MiE CLOCK AI BJSH LAKE WKEN IN NEED Ol lurching Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric i I esers, Pipes, Fittings R MAKING A SPBCIAIT COMPLETE LINE CF HJTURES COLOUR WHITE PUMPS Ipf ,4 r df cashes m MASTER PLJMBEn 1 ONS ifNCKNEY 157P11 r 1 tr f if IK t lontas 4 li PJi BURNINa H s 1 4 I 4 Vf J Coal ALSO STOKTR COAL ANHiiE CITE AND CANNALL COJU, M I 0wr4 f Petitions ure 1 to seii J puo j the pcstoucc cation io tno Ljuiy Main Si, iorrrrt wen1 SUiurday guests o Mr Nrrs George Ifousch Lee Lavey and ye editor utter J ed mo K of C banquet t Dext r Sunuay night, rx Pres Hihveii the University of Mihlan v , the speaker jto, a Hen lee has bought thChiley Mufr iy farm un letli iod H me Abney of Chubus Com o Vs SiCK li 1 2 dy v piv rnona L ,nu yjm Ds ivfiiier A iaiion s Li v J PHOftr, 2 Wi r X Sons httftToppii M 21 Vf4 hU90fTPA f iftft , r guHr TrU 0000 J m, omplttly Inttcittd , niijfi of FNHflM I TOTAL AUTHRH F0R ONLY fooaoo PBlct 209 i OFFER EXPIR Y J Off blf bMtfflrt tmnv ftatarng th Iott Hm and v S4BVtaf flOflVMltoMM r If MiwUmHlyhBgw tyftmemally iiutatttd at yovt i i K LC i ii the Pincxniv i vcrn Mis AiJir L 1 ot ,0j was a batuiay igit the Robert d io Clare iui UIIIC a r f jaundiceling of tlAjindy Mum iod James Hli family of ar in Ann Arbr i,day niqi m t ion spent Sundi at Lie ijvu f helpea conter ii M, egree cinoJ nome i on the son oi a rng irriey totj Larr Camburn and Clare M,U The Wuyne Cri lanuly y e rtt nded the Post Masters bn Walled Lake spit the vol , ui Cluet A Fcwlrvillo Tuesday nigh1 at the Roger LJI h,ni I M and Ivrs Gerald Reason , Ona Campbell who is a patient and son, Jerry left Friday ot 07 j j at Spanow hophd , nsuig isj era veeks stay in Florid j fair condition j The Howard Thayei famry I Mr and Mrs Walte Clark were nri the Herb Palmer family c in Adrian Friday j tended the ftneial of Jamts Thn j PtcOtis Mattern of Indiantown erf iather o Howard Thayer, t Gap Pa is visiting at the Jo V1ll1umstn Sunday Griffith home pending realign Ms ry Batighn spent th ment i wce end in Columbus, Ohiw Murray Kennedy and wife call David Aberdeen spent the veck ed aOtlietHjlver farm in Deeriieid encj n Abion Sunday rc, Biioham and wife rf Grass Edward Grabiich and wife iakQ CGUed on Mrs BeiMh xJa of Ferndale vere wyk end vis tn Thursdayors of Mrs Eleanor L dwidqe y c, vlrsRoy Bffcoks of Flhv The Merhn Amburgey iamilv I attended the better homes show in j Detroit Sunday j Mrs Dorothy Dinkel attended a ,h Bradbury and wife oi cancer meeting Saturday at the Chelsea were Sunday guests at Hotel Hays, Jackson the L J Henry home Otis Matteson and wife spentSunday at the Mark Mattescnj George Harcrraves and wife of j home near Brighton 1 Detroit called at the Frank Aber i Mrs Mary Hoff was is Howelij cieen home Sunday I Saturday with Mr and Mrs Floris Clark MrsAlice Schoenhals spent last Dcvd Nash enter1ined six Friday with Mrs Rose Hendoefriends at his home Friday night I Ms Jcra Sawyer who has been in honor of his birthday j laying thore has returned to Mrs Carl Weddige spent last Howell with Mr and Mrs T H Hooker i uk Ui a vywliiie diaper pads then e v 11 tin st 1 a i way like tissue vere Wednesday guests of rt 9 lOOfitgularfat Ploytn Oryptr FaaV ,y 100 Pfoyttx Orypf Padb large SU l4fe V 1 iji,te Vm In1 yLZ PANTY cccii ilAO J i i i i r1 WM cr Charles Dewey who cut his hand badly in a buzz saw has gone to Phoenix Arizona Born to John Coione and wife at fornia and Mr and Mrs George St Joe hospital Ann Arbor MarDierlein of Detroit 17, a son Sunday callers of Mr nd Mrs Henry Hauck were their, grand sons, Jack FoIIick and family of Detroit Ellsworth FoIIick of ali, Mi S ITAR Y rypers are the mod 7 ti u r y ice, then flush awayYou ti , , ion i a soiled Dryper pad 1 uv Iippffr, cleaner, more ,iy iivMfjj g meiiod you ever used t v 1W n , iikM to DRYPER o y yko4ar of Mfavt no oxtro otto SEE US TODAY A3 u 1 From v,re I sit Jy Joe Marsh If knt the Heaths Jhs Hide V N f o muss from irio PKYPER Shakaout uMi , pad9 and flnih av v TI,,J rinse parity Now slip irh Zryper pads under biiraaft nylon web of tn othrr clfn Dryper panty You never touch used Dryper pads Tt J s4frt ekev Sw ar thout son v v r i,, 1 v f Lamb of Aon Arborjames The Howell Motorcycle Club i ivfeu oit and W Meyer met at the Harod Green home at of Stockbridge called at Howell Sunday 9 new members Meyer home Saturday, were sworn in The next meeting n eets of Mr and Mrs Is at the Ruseel Yoman home at frter were the Jade CoH 319 W Washington Howell Any Ho all and the ft Wed motorcycle owner it elgible for w fcutfr oi lQB0taOj BMH90Jb99noiUp lots n t r, lv r,n I f i V H ro r i V 1 1 b loi ht f nt so 1 or the sins ,ys tlan animals with dark cvai, So youre both riht 1rom where I sit, so many usels arguments could be avoidod ir a person would remember he it have all the ripht on his1, it Kt minds nip of folks who in, l lhat coffev, r inslnnoe, i1 the t rlirtk, ft rtng that OIIT p, 1 o a to a p,as of h r i tcii If we wouldnt ri4 o hot tip about our prej K c wed all b better oflf VA ry Drug Stote Jr ua It y lumbing Lrj,1952, UfUcdStdiesJlreuer ter Syscmf etc atanley Dinkel i 2fe ,t 5 , MM y I ,,i THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wededcy, March 19, 1952 look at them all r i f jgffo j0fflPflKl ENJOY OFT ,, WATER PROFESSIONAL CORNED s No Other fart tSJBua A rieuuent ii dot important ihao your Lator I ptuckaM desems thoughtful f onsiJrior cr pUte invest nation o took at them ail bfore yr decidechoose the en fWtb most of tb fran ih count fed ccrtalo the harder re at t the better youll like John Deere Ifl modern lesifcf vhkb offers you the very lata tOfineeMn dvr,terrriis veedier taste fcrmioc ri AS in proved, twcylinder patJefSMA norB year f friitifol, low CO atfice Johi 1T Tract rr odayf leaders Give us a dicc iv i fr r Hfave ktudie teft wotw fat lealee 4ttheaj, wfcftet wothtt, flariaae hompeea, eariaaiM aatoilt a ow THE PINCKNEY U4MCAB1UM BAY M DUFFV M D I Pmcknoy Michigan Daily 1100 A M Io SLiQQ P M Except Wednesdays Moa lut, rrlSal tJgj m DR G R McCLUfcKEY Denis 112 North MicMaan Ave Telephony Office 935 essence 814 Evenings by Apj ointments Howell Michicj BEAL ESTATE Farms, Horn Lake Properties and, Business Opporhinltior List Your Property with Mo GERALD BEASON Broker 2JL9 North Pood jinckney, Mloy Phone 1 3 3 Phone 157x11 Repoirina MYON J HUGHES State License Plumbing and heuuna 8717 LaWiiietriv Hush LaW jei PERMUTir WATER SOFTEMII Cows 43 ftt Mian pwr Mfomafic meds HERB SOT ED P H SWARIHOUT 6 SON Funeral Homa Don C Swarthout, Directot Modern Equiomen Phone 183 207 E Gimd River I u o1 McV w Howell 1 MkWaeSi Ph39 A Pmey, Mic Real Estate, Irsuxanie, Brokerage FRED C REICKHOFF or City, Lake and Faun Property tmtt xm9 OPTCMETIUST A SpeOaUtv i 20 West Grand River Av t Your Propexrv V Uh Me Hi well Michiaw j Phone 358 eiience 61 i LEE LAVtt Geurr lduifa4 i UOYD HFNDEF J livestock HauLnu Ploue 59T3 Pincknuy Mich Weekly Tips Made To lt t K ir iftHPP Gneraj TrAckinq JT,1 LTJ5 Prione S4F14 Pinrlra, Mir Farm Sale A iaiJtv JOH l7hoCyvier GEORGE ROUSH Piumcing Water Systeuis 8109 PInckneyHoweU Road PHONE 71F11 LOANS TO STOCKMAN BERT WI UE Phono Ptackney 7B2 REIRlGERAnOH SVICE HAROLD Bhwr f Repair On HU Makes I Phone Ptacl ney 15 JF3 j H W WYUE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds iPHCNL 136 Pinckney m DR C J TG WNEH LAVE HARDMTAR1 c I MILK AND HONEY Dentifl 8044 Portage Lake Roid Terl Phone Dexter 3461 CEMETIHY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GRENITE WORKS Milford, Ivlichigan h Its a grea pleasure to cooper ate financially with dairymen Classified Advs FOR bAu Whipping cieair from LB Bangs tested accredited accredited herd Phone 69F2 ranHorns Hillside Fanr Chick FOR SALEOosiey Shelfador el ectot fiqeiortor in aood condition Wilham Mercerphone 62F11 FOR SALESolid Oak desk with files on each side also a combi nation book case and desk Phone 26, Pinckney who produce products which are WANTEDtNeat appKtring men to so essential to national health 11 new garbage disposal units orYrAI Prosperity , Leads fumishtrExclviva territory FOR SALEALiALA RAY tir J A n Writs in nr BPA Mr Desmond LeslO McAfee, 4J, Mdo LaS We invite you to come in and talk Jl,1,0, J J jw weemona j timmmlmmr over your hankinq needs with us J0 12th St, 3rd Floor Uet Michigan THE FIRffT NATIONAL BANK FOR RENTFumished 6 room cott age with toilet, oil heater at Patt j WANTED First Clcss Lath Hand Non other need Apnly The Detroit Iie I5et WANlLLUarpentej work of all Under Federal Supervision kinds Ted Sinat phone 45F3 ASC wtoMd ls taote tess sMMy4 ako baby bed wih mattress and Vvibv swing CdU 163,Pinckney caoy swiiivj rrn cmrir rv,i, dining FQtt YOUR EARL1 VdRDS NOW Farmer FT1 upplv Cam FOR SALEGolden Oak WANTEDWcman for general res room suite, consisting of buffet 6 taurant work Katchie Retauarant chairs and a tablePhone 910 i Mrs Ed Parker phone 11 OF 11 LOSTGentB father h lined yx , j x, i vL n,BW rutins Mrs Alta Meyer and Mr and glove Dispatch Office Q H UcRorie attended ehe WANTED Girl IOT care of two banquet Friday night given by children from 1030 p m to 100 e Marion township teachers at A M Anthony Rennon tne new t0wn house there 592 Mower Ed, Pinckney m l Frank Pearce, phoi e Dexter 4067 FOR SALEBaby Chicks, Barred and White Rocks N H RedsHy Lines and Large Type White Leg horns now hatching Our chicks chicks are J S approved under Michigan State Po niltiy ttept Bob Squire Hatche y,Ho wellMich 218 South Mich Av ephone 305W FOR REIJTTAGood Room Mrs L I McKinWy FOR SALt Building and two lots on West Mam St, Pinckney known a ihe Stewart AndersoA voperty to setiie estate Gerald Reason Adm FOR SALEBlack Faille diesssize 2SV 500 333 Unadilla St Pnne 82F2 125 Pearl St, VANTEDf ARM UttfUMGS, w, Let us help you sell our farm, have mora piosperls than farm L HAROLD ORANDAJL PhonJft5W HoweL AUTOMATIC SAW rUING 75 SEPVICE WHILE lOV WAIT ILL WORK GUARANTEFD LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MANDELLS SAW FiLWG SHOP HILAND LAK L 11524 RIVHI DRIVE FOR SALE 2 nic neater White brood sows,young and openl fuli OIC boar young and op, wt 300 lbs, 1 gilt wt175 Pres Micketf, 5mi west of Pinckney,Spears Rd ANNUAL JUNIOR PLAY Finders Creepers nckneys A Mytttty Comedy in Three Ac Prostnted by Plnclney High School Juniors on Fri,Mar21 Sat,Mar22 Pinckaey High School Gym CAST OF CHARACTERS QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables i WILBUR MAXWELL HERCULES NELSON 1 CELESTE MINA QUIGLEY Fish m Market Prices Courteous Service I FRANEE AUNT MARY NELSON UNCLE BOB NELSON GRANNY MR QUIGLEY DR BROWN MADELINE QUIGLEY HARRY SCHUSTER DAPHNE CLAUDE HELPER JOHN JOHNSON GEORGE BRADLEY DOROTHY LAVEY BARBARA VANSLAMBROOK,Fri PAULA CURLEfT, Saturday REN1E HAINES LOiS bEACHY HERBERT SCHLNDEN CLAIRE CAMP3ELL JAMES MATTDSON JACK JEFFREYS LUCILLE BEACHY TEDDY STOCKTON RUTIi KTRSCHKE JERY MROFKA 4B ROBERT L CLARK SPHCIALTIEB JKTWBK ACT DIRICTED MRS ZOE EARL A m , Wr Mrs D Conklin toof her husband to the Willow Run airport Friday where he caught a piano for Ccinnatti She spent the day at the PTv Burns home Bui Clark, late of Calfornia has accepted a poeiuon with the Mich Molded Plasties at Dexter Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle Mr and Mrs Ray Burns and Mr ana Mrs Jack Young attended the St Patricks banquet Sunday night at the NcffhaoTd Catholic church PhUhp Sprout received a card re frof Mr aril Mrs Gearoe ORB last week malkd from Mdto Edwin Sprout and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Houseman of Ann Arbor Charles Whitehead and wife and BeatriceIxanborn of Gregory called at the Jesee Henry home X f i V iSrtiTHE PINCKNEY DDfiSPATCH Wednesday, March 19 1952 STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the County oi Livingston At a session ot said Court held on March 17,1952 in xne Matter of the Estate of Ferd M Bowdish Deceased Present Honorable Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby GivenThat the petition ot Inez R Bowdish praying tnat the administration of said estate be granted, to Inez R Bowdish or to some other suitable person and that the heirs of said deceased be determinedwill be heard at the Probate Court on April 8, 1952, a ten A M , i i Ordered, That notice there of be given by a publication of a copy Hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch and that the petitioner cause ct copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est at his last known address by reqistered mail return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearinq, or by Dersonal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge oi Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate Buy Fertilizer Now To Avoid Shortages At Seeding Time TjWRMERS were advised to take immediate action in placing orders while supplies are still avail able, if they want to be sure of having on hand the fertilizer they need for 1952 spring seeding operations More severe local shortages of fertilizer in various Midwestern areas are predicted unless finished plant food moves promptly from fac tory warehouses through dealers to farmers Some essential raw materials are critically scarce, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee points out That is particularly true of phosphate due to rearmament needs which have curtailed civilian use of sulfur Although factory capacity is sufficient to handle all the raw mate rials available, bottle necks due to a pileup of finished goods, may cut down production in many plants Then manufacturers may have a dif ficult time providing fertilizer supplies for farmers when tiey need the plant food most A fertilizer producer who has to pass up a carload of nitrogen or potash tpday because of a lack of storage space, probably wont be able to get it tomorrow It will go to r producer who has roomNto take it in and process it Raw mjaterials move into areas where Jarmers want fertiliser the most Farmers can cooperate in helping manufacturers keep production levels high to meet record demands, by taking delivery of their fertilizer now, so finished goods will move steadily out of factories and raw materials can move in Table tennis is a popular indoor pastime in all parts of Michigan And after a fast, friendly game or two its The American Way to treat yourself to a cool, sparkling glass of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongs to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American heri tage of personal freedom HMel tltiewnab bnjCU or I B A J Michigan Brewers Association J 71718 FrancU Palm Building Detroit 1, Michigan Alies Brewing Co c B Brewing Co Frankenmuih Brewing Co Goebei Brewing Co Pfeifter Brewing Co Sebewang Brewng Co The Siroh Brewery Co Dog Taxes MALE AND UNSEXED 200 FEMALE 350 AFTER APRIL 1 1052 A PENLTY OF 200 WILL BE ADDED JENNIE M EASTMAN, COUNTY TREASURER 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. 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V Jwf v , J y1 Dispatch AA Volume 68 Wednesday March 26 1952 AUdiigtiu Mirror Characters Besides the fierce battle for dele im gatse between Tart and isenhow er forces the ntxi topic the pro posed constitutionai convention oi winch Speaker Knox is the leading supporter Michigan has had but 2 constitutional conven tions in its history Mr Knox says the present situation is untenable and he would put the proposition on the ballot in November, It pro vides lor the election oi 3 dele gates from each senatorial district to it, The Democrats oppose it Their cry is no convention until the state is reapportioned Theyf A GEORGE SEASON mMkwJ mW Who ever iCrtd w Reason who was in the hard w9 ma l bus aes nere lor many yearshis lile hme was spent in this secuonxie naa a larm near the uthamun acaha township hne ihe house is no longer stanaing it is near the Bert Wyli iarmt,ven otter ha wen in the hardware business na operated the tarna doing part of , , e wo nimseli and luring help, point to the fact that Detroit dis was o good violin player m tricts with 500,000 people woulc younger days The late Albeit only have 3 delegates the same rost Wflo worked lor Mr Reason as Senator Roys upper peninsula i lold me Mr Reason learned him district of 650U0 people Then lo Play the violin, there is another drawoacklt mus addition to the hardware be approved by a majority of the business Mr Reason also sold people voting Rarely or never coai ut his chief interest was in has a majority of them approved aoUe oi buggies and farm on amendment They just do not rnachinery He iert the store to1 vote on them others William Shehan was in Reapportionment is dead fori partnership with nim and later this session It has been tabledj nis son, George jr Mr Reason The Democrats refuse tto accept travelled the country in his horsa it because it did not rapportion a and buggy selling ins lavorites OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat OUR MONEY OURRESPONSWLiiy OWE OF THE THINGS OUR FOREFATHERS FOUGHT AGAIN WAS TAXATQN WITHOUT REPRESENTATION 9 t 3 A Masonic Loige isewi J Iivinqston Lodoe al cording to population They art now trying to get 2500000 signer, to put their own proposition o he ballot which would apportio strictly on a population basis Ii a constitutional convention held the 3 principal items to cor come before it woula be tax all ation reapportionment and re lease of earmarked funds Michigan obtained 867 millio of defense contracts in Februai The legislature plans to cut Jh iie sold more baggies than any oiher dealer in this section, his tie some years being over 300 ae same held true for farmmacb fcy He would take their old gjes and machinery in trad o stock or anything else of vai The buggies used to come all pped in paper to prevent marr vT, M Darrow used to unpack jum for him There were many stories told him One illustrates his shrew Livingston Lodge No 76 F JL M wilihold their 22nd cm K ase Masters Night, Sat, Apri PROGRAM Dinner at School 7, p Invocation u K M Welcome Winston P G M and fc Na 13 UP M nan of GiT fistnhoC recods ni T onH roi, i n uus sec and Treasurer Response Tjlenn Slayton, PM Singing Minni Singers,Dearborn 2Q voicesdirected by Harold Koch Past Masters Apron Presentation Merwin Campbell by OCampbell Introduction of the Grand Lodge Officers, Distinguished Visitors Memorial Service RevMcLucas Address Guy C Powell GM Singing Minni Singers Introduction Visiimq Masters Etc, TO SAFEGUARD CONTROL OF THE PUBLIC PURSE STRINGS By THE PEOFtE, THE FRAMERS OF THE CONSTITUTION GAVE POWER TQ ORIGINATE APPROPRIATIONS AND REVEKJUE BILLS EXCLUSIVELY TO THE MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THIS ASSUMED USA VOICE IN THE DECISIONS THAT AFFSCT OUR PCCKETQOOKS AW civil defense fund 90 percent Sun j ness At one time the county farm ator Phillips says we should wait advertised for bids for a binder unti it is needed That is until the bombs are dropped on us That may be too lateThe qovernor helped dedicatethe new 65 bed hospital at Dowal giac last week In the past fourj yeas 40 hospitals have been com pleted or started The federal qov treason said, ernrnent puts up one third and the local government two thirds80 Mr Reasons bid was lowest and he got the sale He sent for a man named Corwin to set it up I had the story from him He found Mr Reason had sold the binder at cost and said, I dont see where you make anything on this Mr Wait and So IF WE SHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE, FVR OUR SPECIAL CANNOT ESCAPE tou4B mis second reverse for Taft made the lot ter very angry and he ordered name withdrawn from the New Jersey primaries, Jie blasted Gov DriscolL Republican governor who he said double crossed him by declaring for Eisenhower In Michigan last week the Repue lican bosses had all they could do to prevent a stampede to Etsen hower Then St Clair, Midlano Isabella and Muskegon Several other counties instructed for Eisenhower, Fred Alger candidate for governor keynoted the Mus keqon convention He s said to be for Eiesenhower In Washtenaw count a resolution to endorse Ei enhower lost 47 to 50 with 8 delegates including State Chair man Cleaiy not voting In Ma mb an Eisenhower resolution lost by two votes Most of the county delegates, qo to the state convention at Detroit April 5 uninstructed One more victory for I Eisenhower and his band waqoa will not hold those who will try to climb aboard Not a single , Michigan rounty deieqauon woe I instructed for Tait W KENT L ,,iy AND DENOUNCE QjME TIME PRESS FOR FAVORS R OUR COMMUNITIES, VJE TY FOR THE RESULT, Guy C Powell, M W, Gd Master UiaJes W Haze 185564,687071 dr Drurow loner, percent of these hospitals are in wag0n which Mr Reason loaded communities of less than 15,0001 fai wjjn Catholic population which had no hospit a Is Once again a legislature has killed a Fair Employment ActThe chief arguement was that it could not be made to work and that it was unfair to force employers to hire people thoy did not want to see , r THE JUNIOR PLAL pitch forks, shovels andi T, hardware, a years supply for the , e J11 class of Pinckncy farm Then he turned to the mach1 nf ,0 Pt on their play, en companyman and said Do you f Ued indes Creepers last Fn see the profit in that binder aaV ond baturday mqhts to qooci Mr Reason was quite a builder, towels It was a light comedy dir He built the W HMeyer building cted by Mesaames Germaine which was his store, the Lee Lav Stackabie and ane Tasch Tho store and the building, former j scene is laid in a funeral home Millau i LAUTOW William H Mwtin H A Twitchell William A Sprout M H Twitchell Charles D VanWmkle William P VanWinkle Holliii Tred Sigle Alexj mder Mclntyre 1130 CONSERVATION DEPT NOTES New short wave communications and 15 new tractor tankers are expected to cut forest fire losses this year No more red and white pine seedlings are available as the stock is exhausted There are still 3,500000 jack pine seedlings available Bow and arrow may be used for taking red horse mullet,carp, etc Ducks and geese from the south are beginning to arrive in Michi gan especially on the Detroit riv er Blue gill and sunhsh fishimq ends March 31 By a 77 to 22 voto the legislature gave the conservation commiss ion cornmission power to regulate the deer kill limit The bill now goes to the house This is to pre vent deer starvation by increas ing the kill in overbrowsed areas Starved deer are now being found in all northern Michigan counties Migration of smelt and perch, do not usually begin until the tern perature of the water reaches 40 degrees O E S CARD PARTY There willl be a card party at file Masonic Hall on Friday eve March 28 at 800 p m Everyone Krecome Donation 100 per person Refreshments door prizes anr table prf1 ly occupied by the tavern He also where a man who suspocis he is built a roller skatinq rink on the I ejna poisoned feigns death to site now occupied by the bowlinq alley This burned in 1921 Mr Reason married Sarah Bar ley He had 2 sons, George and Norman and 3 daughter Anna Josephine and Daisy The last named is the only one who sui vives cJjlch his assasinMany humorous angles develop The stage has been rebuilt and it was used for the first time in the play The cast were takinq part in the i first ft, Marys Catholic Church JRlockney Michigan Her Fr Albert J Schmirt, Patriot Sunday Massei Summer 630, 800 1000 Winter 800 1000 Nbvenna Devotions Friday evening at 730 p Confessions Friday after Novenjia Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Sunday befere 800 Ma f Floyd G Jackson Ford R Lnmb Kirk VanWinkle John R Martin Azei Carpenter 186467 187172 1873 78 1878 7J 1880 188183 188485 18929800 1899 190910 1415 1837 39 1901 08 1911 13 192627 en Congregational jmCOTT COURl NEWS George Cruikshank pled guilty to negligent homicide and will be sentenced April 15 His car collid, ,ed with one driven by Howard Armstrong of Brighton last Decern be and Mrs Armstrong was tall ed He was alleged to have been aVinkiin LIBRARY PROJECT The PettysvUle Civic Ass n is sponsorinq a library and civic center A meeting is to be held at th school April 14 to which all local organizations have been asked to send delegates play and the excellent work done TW n naldtBrady pastor by them speaks hiqhly of their ZuZjJ Uinten Service at the LIVING PAST MASTERS Fred Swarthout Reginald Schaefer Paul Clark Walter Girard James H Hooker Paul W Curlett Russell Liver more Calvin Hooker Glenn Slay ton Herman C Vedder Percy Ellis Ross T Read Norman Miller Ona Campbell direct curcTherspecialues were am ac fVJi 10T3a Serr2n by Rev Drell cordian and Marimba duet by f en ansingEvanglist Sunday Dick Galloway and Carolyn 7,7, A , n , Dykes of Howell high school and UJeVlv seice Sormon by Clifford MiUer soloes by Irvin Green who sanq SwPtor Reviv Vs Aain Weslev Read HI T,i nevival services held each niqht by Rev Allen All are invited 74 caoXt wactue 00, Senior Choir practise in pantomine Al Jolsom songs Jolsom tyle We understand this class broke the class ticket selling record 1913 191718,2021 19192223 192425 1928 192930 193132 1933 1934 1935 1936 194041 194C 47 1943 1944 1945 1946 WILLIE SUTTON TALKS In cm exclusive interview Willie Button tells the amazing story of his life and career as Americas No 1 bank robber Read Willie Button TalksIt is one of the many absorbing features in this Sun days March 30issue of The Anv erican Weekkly exclusivelv with Detroit Sunday Times Youre miss log something if vou miss Sun lavs Detroit Times F 5 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neiahbori for the many acts of kindness shown us and the carck received Also St Marys Al tean VoBiner SOUTH PUTNAM FARM BUREAU The South Putnam Farm Bureau met at the Jack Hird, home last eek Lynn Hendee led the dis cussion group Roscoe Eager ot Lansing talked onFarm Liability 4H COMING G EVENTS March 27 Open house at the Pinckney high schooL All 4B proiects on exhibit, 700 p mu Ph28PettyCville4Haub, exhibit at PettysvUle school8ipm We wish to thank aU the donors who donated material or wood end the Ovic Assn for the new ols Also the leaders and dads for hir great help durinq the 4ri ivetings gll Miller, reporter i REVIVAL MEETINdBf At Pmckney CongL CflSrch Led By NGELIST REVDRELL ALLEN Isior Pleasant Grove Nazerine Church of Lansing GREAT SINGING SUNDAYMARCH 30 1030 an SUNDAY APRIL 6 1030 a m EVENING3 AT 840 SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY GET SUPERIOR RATINGS The Pinckney high school Boys and Girls Glee Club received a superior rating at the recent mus ic iestival at Lansing Paula Curlett got a superior ratinq tor her solofhe Glee dub will go to the music festival in Ann Arbor in May Paula will go in April STATE BASKETBALL FINALS Spring Arbor got in finals last week They beat Hanover Hortcn last Thursday but lost to Copemish Friday 69 to 49 In the final Fowler beat Copemish 59 to 22 to take the class D title St Andrews of Detroit beat Grand Blanc 41 to 38 for close B and St Louis took Algonac 54 to 34 for class CHiqh land Park beat Saginaw Aurthj Hill for class A Spring Arbor made a good showing winning 6 out of 7 tournament games before meeting defeat WINS FIRST LLACE Jack Hannetts bowlinq team Velvet eez Shoes, won first place in the fcawling tournament at Howell Sunday where teams Mennonite Calvary Mecnonlte Church Ezra Beacby Pastor S S SupL Walter Esch Assistant Maurice Leinbach Mew Wowhlo 10f00 Chlldreos Hour , 114 Young Peoples Meettna 740 Cg Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 c m Wesley Reader Joseph Griffiths Jack Hannett 1948 Clyde Fisher 1949 George Gardner K 1950 Merwin Campbell 1951 AFFILIATED PAST MASTERS Otto Poulson Pony No 350 Henry Hauck, Roseville No 522 Olin Robinson, Veedic 496 Cecil Towner United Craft 534 Rex C Sackett Tyricm No 500 Kelsey in Detroit News says there may be a pitched battle at the Republican state convention similar to the one that took place atBay City in 1912 in Republican presidential can aidates then were Bill Taft, father of Senator Taft and Teddy Roose velt The Tait delegates were issued red tickets and they were the only ones allowed in the conven tion hall Some managed to crash the gate and battles ensued in which one man died of injuries Both sides sent delegations to Chicago convention but the Taft men controlled there ana only seated Taft delegates, In the elec tion Roosevelt running on Bull Moose ticket beat Taft in Michigan by 62000 This Republi can split elected Woodrow Wilson presiaent We doubt the Republi can old guard will risk another such split but they will do their darnedest to prevent an Eisen hower endorsement OB Senator Tafts political Bible is also their Bible A story is going the rounds that is inaignantly denied by the Tafl forces, it is that the Democrats built Senator Taft up inID a oresdential figure by putting up a weak candidate against him in 1950 because they knew they could beat him in a presidential fight The fact that the candidate they put up against him was a political unknown lends some weight to the story and that a de feat would have eliminated hir from the presidential picture COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Special meeting of Pinckney council called to order by Pres mm m i DinkeL Present Clark Shirleyjip ESTABLISH HARTLAND OFFICE lady Read Swarthout Absent The MichBeII Tel Co has been Eisele given permission by the Public Minutes of last meeting readj but proponents of it did manXg In a recent address at a St Pat ricks banquet at Dexter in reply inq to a quip by Rev Fr Walsh that the University of Michigan should have located at Dexter in sted of Ann Arbor ExPres Ruthven of the University said Dexter might have had the site except for the fact that Judge Dexter who controlled Dexter then did not want it He did not want his guiei village overrun by noisy students The university did not even get an offer of a free site from Dexter Ann Arbor was not so keen either Service Com to establish an ex and approved, change at Hartand now served Motion by Tiplody support by Brighton They purchased a by Shirey, to pay following bills, lot on Washington St there and City of Howell use of equip 600 will erect a building which will Vans Gulf, gas be ready by late summer , Leo Lavey This will mean higher rates but Hazel Richardson better service They will get How Ruth Ritter , Election Board ell and Brighton free but pay for Henry Hauck Pinckney Rachel Haines 547 1200 Bom to Mr and Mrs Gayle I Shirley oi Livonia Saturdays ion WWCTNEY BNGSDAUGHTERS Jse RShS21mi nj 800 The Pinckney Circle of Kings ege HoUn hll 3 Daughters will meet with Mrs Kennedy wktwbaU 350 L J McKinley 306 Mill St Thru Mildrd Ackley elec, sup 1000 at arch 2g at 200 p m Yearly meet Don Swarthout nowu uT from g and election of officers All Lorenzo Murphy, Bd of Rev buu this section competed, They had members asked to be present Vis Stanley Djnxei 00 SIT W Television outers invited Cohostesses are Robert Bgler marshafl 80OU Meedames Dora Swarthout and Motion carried oooried by Millie Elliott 1 Mc011 by JJHTeiufi shirey to accept election rj9 UVTNGSTON LODGE NO 76 F The following officers took their A, M CALENDAR I oath of office Vai nrk , Iiistrncttoa class for eandidatJ ftjtident Stanley George Crane re every Monday night at, yr, Ue 3074 while Deeds Television Saline was second with 3041 The Pinckney team was Hannettim Miller Orland , Wtaslow Fred Singer and Jack and Jim Tessmer of SUvet Lake Mr tusdToVn Mexico Monday 800 I VmnStmS Irvin Z eTowner store here was robb Tuesday, April 1 Regular meet Tiplady Attrt gWMJ1 d for the 4th time Saturday rdte 4 Uvingston Lodge Business nedy JiBtckHowcird Soi diesepie and oth, o, 1 SwarthoutCaei 5T, fJee SS Seturday April S Annual Past RJJf to give it a free site which wot not so much in those days ae there was a super abundance al land Of course no one envisiged that the university would become what it is today It only had 16 couses at the start Now H has over 4000 Back in those days a number of colleges started which folded A few years ago the build, ings of a long defunct college on U S 12 petween Chelsea and Grass Lake were still standing Then there was the famous Minitar Academy, at, Orchard Lake CARDOFTpANIS We wish to express our sincerr aratitude for all acts at thoughtful ness and kindness sjUiwWcl to us in the toss of our earVybeloeed son and brother Mr and Mrs Thomas M Howe Mr and Mrs Thomas S Howe ANNdUNCnttNT Al Schenden MD nrmemfee the opening of an ettoe at hie residence 633 Wiet miiee eaeoi 1 pi 4 I t vJS IV r fe W DISPATCH Boosts Sugar Beet Yield 13 Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station has developed malesterile and normal flow ering strains of sugar beet that were crossed together to Increase the yield of this valuable crop The result U the new Hybrid 125, showing an average tonnage Increase of 13 per cent over ordinary commercial sugar beet varieties Researchers used careful selection and Inbreeding tor several generations from varieties with valuable chArscteristics For further inornjatton, telephone, write or visit your County Agricultural Agent m tefephonet tn Sfrrftfeeves All telephones are mechanically about the same But special uses call for special work clothes for some telephones Michigan Bell supplies these instruments where needed Shown here are 1 telephone for flour mills, gasoline storage plants, etc, with operating parts sealed so no spark can set off an explosion 2 portable telephone with a cord that can be plugged into outlet boxes 3 wall type, used near shelves, etc 4 outdoor telephone These telephones do special jobs more efficientlyand that means better service aU along the line MICHIGAN BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY WednesdcryMarch 26J952 Neighboring INotes Siguard Rodahl rte 3 William ston was killed lait Tuesday when he jumped off a farm waqon in the path of car driven by Wayne Sober of Fowlerville bthel Phillips, register of deeds for 22 years in Ingham county, retires at the end oi her present term I The Stockbridge high school basket ball team who won ihaj district title and lost m the reg ionai were given a dinner lat Thursday Samnoi Hall, the Stockbridge theatre owner underwent an op eratian at University hospital in Ann Arbor, last week Miss Ruth Itsell and her sisterin law Mrs Wilbur Itsell and two children of Howell were injured last week when their car hit a truck Mrs Emily Spittler prop of Emilys Convalescent Home Howell, visited with Gov and Mrs Menn en Williams in Lansing lait week She and Mrs Williams are old schoolmates Howeii jQieiiler EOWnU IfCHKtf March iS 21, 27 Tue Wed Thur, Danny Kaye UP IN ARMS Pla Bob Hope, Dorothy LCQACOT THEY GOT ME COVERED Cartoon Friday Saturday March 28 29 Doubly xeature Ann Sheridon John Lund in STEEL TOWN la TechaltMior Pta THE HARLEM GLOBE TflOTTERS with Thomas GomezDorothy Danridge Lee Theater WiflTMOHE LAKE MICH Mr and Mrs Floyd Love of Howell axe back from Florida Born to Mr and Mrs Lyie Euler of Mobile Ala, last week, a son Lyle jr Mrs Flora Hendee Chubb, of Webberville vife of Ned Chubb, died Tuesday Funeral was at the Gorsline Funeral Home, William ston, Saturday Michigan state police made 85,349 arrests in 1951 76597 were for traffic violations, a 12 percent increase over 1950 4962 of those arrested were juveniles I Hoy Harris of South Putnam is a patient at Mcpherson hospital Howell with pneumonia Wc see in the Ann Arbor News that six icnths of a rrdle of Mc Grecor Rd from the PinckneyDex ter Rd to tie Webster town lino and one half mile in Webster will be widened graded and blacktopped this year This is the road between Portage and Base Lakes A L Gehringer has resigned a Standard oil man at Dexter and LlqimRed Wilson has succeed ed him The Red Cross got 84 pints of blood on their recent trip to Sal me last week Pvt Raymond Barnes of Che sea reported missing in Jan 28, is now listed as Sun Mor Tue March 30 31 April 1 Sun 200 p m cont Dean Martin Jerry Levis and Corinne CalveX in SAILOR BEWARir Featuette Danger under to Sea Novelty Ntws Cartoon f Tues Wed Thur, April L23 Ruth Roman Steve Qchran in TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY also Joan Davis in HAREM GIRL New3 Dexter Theater Dexter Muhigc Friday Saturday March 28 29 Robert CummingB, Terry Moore in THE BAREFOOT MAIIMAN la Cincolor Plus Mark Stevens, Peggy Dow In REUNION IN RENO caxUMft Sun Mo Tue March 30 31 April 1 ttaui Suarfay MO 9 contemn Jane Russelll Victor Mature 1 THE LAS VEGAS STORY Comedy Cartoon Nowp Wed Thur April 23 Shelley Winters Richard In Cont THE Comedy RAGING Cttrtoon TIDE NoW Friday, Saturday March 23, 29 2 Great fts 2 HERE COMES THE NELSONS A Comedy Scant g Ozzie Nelson Harriett Hillard and family of rado fame Plus ROUGH RIVER in color Starnag Peter Graves Roy Calhoun Sun shows 3 57,9 Mon, 7,3 Sun Mort,, Tues March 30, 31 April 1 The Great Western of the Year THE BEND OF THE RIVER In TecnMJor Starring James Stewart Arthur Kennedy and Julia Adamo hort Cfltrtoon Nwi ComingAt A Swords Point Five Fingers Avon Theater btocknoge rvucnigon Friday Saturday, March 28, 29 Rocky ROUGH RIDERS OF DURANGO A Super Wetttn Starring Lane, Aline Towne Hut DOWN IN ARKANSAS Hill Billy Picture with Brothers and Elviry I Sunday Tuesday March 30 April 1 THE BULL nGHTER THE LAD Heroism in Mexico with Robert Stack Joy Pg news carlo en CominqWhen You Were Smiling Prairie RoundupThe Royal Wedd ing shorts Korea dead and mi ijEwrf ofl etatton was urn eeaood time in 2 reWday dfi s Mitt MoryHouser former house T epar for Rev Fr Cornmerford,, In e state basket ball finals cued at Three Oaks last week Muskegon took the close A title, Kent City,the class C and St Ann of Alpena the class D, 47 ears Ago Joe Placeway who bought the Pat Duffy houseon West Main St of John Monks, has rented his iarm to Oliver Clark 6 will move to town Jerry Dunne and wife have mov ed into the house on Pearl Stthey bought of HWCrcfoct Garner Carpenter has rented their farm Charles Love was called to Cad iliac last week by the illness of The Young Mens Club has orney boy A beautiul altar stand has been presented to the M E church by Rev Cope The same company made it who made the altar fum niture F A Sigler will sell Fassett ice cream from Jackson this summer Eva Melvin is teachinq in the Salmon district John Gardner AndrewClark are serving on jury Lucius E Wilson has been offe ered an appointment as stengrap her and typist at the Panama Can al at 1,725 per year He is now private secretary to postmaster Dickerson of Detroit The furnishings of the Gregory Hotel will e sold at auction Sat The caucuses were held Sat The Democrats nominated Sup Alex Mclntyre Clerk, Rill Monks Treas, Wm Murphy Hy CornBernard Lavey Justice Albeit Frost School inspt Francis Com misky ConstablesPhlan Mom Bert VanBlaricum, Mort Mortenson and Wm Goinq The Republican ticket is Sup Valentine Dinkel Clerk Ross Read Treas Fred Campbell Hy Com, Frank Wed Thur, April 2 0 Cifton Webfcvi Anne Francis William Lundigan in ELOPEMENT cartoon news shorts CorningDdvid cmd1 Batl tsheba Decision Bt for Dawn Sylvan rliieater Chelsea lVfichign Friday Saturday March 28 29 RATON PASS A Super VeBiern Stairing Dennis Morgan Patricia Neal and Steve Cochran News ad CaTin Sunday Monday March 3031 THE BLUE VEIL A Drama ftfcfillnq Jane Wyman Chares Latvton and Joan Blondell undov Showi 3 1, 7, Disney CartoonMans Best Friend Tues Wed, Thur April 1,23 DISTANT DRUMS Shows 700 900 in TechoJaiw A Dxiaui Stcwlny Gary Cooper Richard Webb and Man Aldon Catoon,Woody Woodpecker Polla shows 715 911 ComingMan in the Saddle, My Favorite Spy Death of a Salesman LEARN WHILE YOU LEARN to Be a Telephone Operator ENJOYABLE EXCITING INTERESTING AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK 5 raises the Good starting pay first year, congenial people your own age, pleasant surrounding chance for advancement Come in and talk it over Womens Employment Office 323 East Washington MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ann Arbor Mich gLLfg n rTTE OF MICHIGAN ihe Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court held on March 17,1952 In the Matter cf the Instate of Ferd M Howdish, Deceased Present, Honorable Hiram R zssrJssrFloyd S5ys TRcma Mens Oub has or e be granied to Inez K Bowri9followtoorMbUldlslor to other suitabls Zi tev MvC Morley 5618011 and that the heir, of said irnorirMorST I LL dci be detenninedwm ey, c Sigler Dolan, ss Art Swarthout civvxnj Ut FinvTaran v Leo Lav deceased be determined,will be , Mir TSS1 MCPHERSONIJBANK OU7P viarrA 3b Frank APnl 8 1952 a ten A M QWU, MICD 1 aSScl red, That nof ice there AU M up Jo 10,000 to YOUR CHECK BOOK Your helper when you want to know where your money has gone An able assistant at low cost Your friend in need when an account is disputed A cancelled check is conclusive evidence of payment Your caution lightwhen you plan purchases outside youl budget The check stub record telle you the amount you can spend at all times ir JFcfcThi Rue CadweU, of be given by a pubUccrtion of a sured bvou nwyipyfgip pennH TrfaRoReai copy hereof for three wwks con Tederal Deposit foftitxSnce JJSSdk on secutively previous to said day of poratkm 100 attended the Past Matrons Night at the Pinckney Masonic Temple rrfday night, i Rex Read Bert Nash has moved bacK his farm , , r The friends and neighbors ot iMr and Mrs Mike Farley who, are movinq to towngave them a surprise party Friday night Frank Hall will move on losruhip In the Car the secutively previous to said day of poration hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, j and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est at his last known oxkiress by registered mail return receipt Howell played Grand Havenl ollow5sJ Masons from here Saturday night in the close B9110 a Mcieonic 7th district bcrsket bail finals at Detroit for themeetina e 11 Arr Masontitle and lost 28 to 7 io temple Friday night Winston , , Artlrur Allyn of North Lake has Baughn Clare Miller, Lawrence, Main St of George Haee fnted the Sigler farm on the Dex Baughn, Clifford MiUerye editor, Otis Webb has bought the Gu tr Road Larry Camburn Lonnie VanSIam ney farm near Gregory Cc41nookegad Andy Camp hrook Orland Winslow Harold Birds are singing, frogs are beD friends in Detroit Sun Porter, Merwin Campbell AH of 1 Croaking cmdspring tahere wt to th State Thx 14 lodaee in the dietrict were rep Henry Gardner watmm gpy fW, 1011 Miko Farley farm and Charles demanded, at least fourteen 14 White on the Livermore farm days prior to such hearirg, or by Born to Charles Teeple and personal service at least five 5 wife March 28 a daughter days prior to such hecrriag The Hoff Sister3 have bought Hiram R Smith, Judge o Probate Charles Reason house on Westf A true Copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate abtwEUr SniSitfKL thr sned to rwt yoor feet while yen ukf LL CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE t ar homo or nvecwJ AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ta r place of btuinttSo obligtMon rToday,focFreeDen6nitfrtio I t EASTER SHOE FECIAL IS Hf SMtttjr Gate McsuCIan Newman of Ann Ar Now kere Seven PajTof Wa weer fleiejeie tejps w,eBSsjBPr eABl peeeey ,1 J THE PWCPttT DDttfATCH Wednesday March 26 J952 The Peoples Store m i Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes its Fwrnishngs agerie h ys Gen, Store, Suzane Clark spent the week end with her mother in Hiwell Pfr Sam Gentiie US Marines San Diego, Calif, is home until March 30 He wears a sharpshoot I ers medalj The followinq are the delegates from Livingston county to the Re publican state convention at De PtadaieyMlcfa En, isced 2nd class mattes at rrHfftrsf Act of March 6, 77 u MoaiowetU fmrknir Mirfa Snrgrrtptfrc Prtoe UQ per yeai Mrs Merwin Campbell and 2 children are spending the week with iriends and relatives in New castle , PennMrsJcnnie Devereaux and Mrs Fannie Kavanaugh were Sunday guests of Mrand MrsLeslie Merr iti of Howell Mrs Dorothy Dinkel took a sux vey here last week of the effects of cigarette smoking for the Mich igan Cancer Society Mrs Thomas Bonner was a del agate to the Republican county convention at Howell last week Pfc Otis Matteson returned to ter spending 2 weeks at the Joe Indiantown Gap Pa Tuesday af Griffiths home Nan Ledwidge and CeciUe Hur tbise attended a play at Senna College, Adrian, Sunday Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy were in Detroit Thursday and call ed at the Harold Gallup home in Farminqton Gus Ledwidge is on the Notre Dame base ball team aqain thsf year Tommy Ritter is busy these days counting his rabbits He pui chsaed one of John Burqs mum plyers CpLDale Meabon who has been in a rest camp in Korea is back in action for 30 days George Meabon sr who has been in a convalescent home at Grass Lake is now in the one at FowlervilleSunday quests at the W H Meyer hjme were Wm Lamb of I Ann Arborthe Edsel Meyer family I of Ypsilanti and the Garth Meyer family Mr and Mrs W H MeyerMes dames Irene Thompson and Mild f red atlended a rcepiton for OE S qrand officers at Hazel Park last Monday J H Hooker and wife were Sunday guests at the Calvin Hook er home in Ann Arbor, i Willard Widmayer and family I of Cedar Lake were Sunday visi LOOK FOIR THE W f RKl WSH LAIS i Ill WHO Df NEED Ofr Plumbing Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAflUNG A SPldAIJTf C0MPLCTE UNS OF FQTtlRESXOLOSfZI WHITE PU Myrow Hughes jtoit April 5VvMliam McPherson to ofrth,e BlUuqhn familv , IV, chHerb Schott Stanley ThJohn , McGmre family of Warner, William Haack Tom foit spent Sunday at the James Leith Leo SaumHugh McPherson Whitloy home , II Mrs Karl Kurkowsky Mis C1 c Lfryt Larn Clae MillerRex 1 Showermaa Gus Rissman I ake nd Merwin Campbell at i Mr and Mrs John Boycr spent ndcd tho past master niqht at ,Sundoyat the George Heilek he Fowierville Masonic Lodge home in Ann Arbor Tuesday night Tho Lee Lavey family spent MASTER PLUMBER ONI KRCXNEY 157T11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNINO Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERI CITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND DEHoey Sons Mr and Mrs Fred Wylie and Bob Pike were in Ann Arbor one OBrien Sunday at the Howard home in Bunker Hill Mrs Alma Chambers and son are visiting her people in New castle, Pa Merwin Campbell, Larry Cam PhilgasTappan MocUl V94J ieouvfv fhJsusTappen Range Jtcgutar Pric 00009 SbUgj Stsrr, Completely lntoHd Vvo Cidrt cf Phitgat tOTAL vetae fvoaoo AU THRfeS OR ONLY RRICt 209 YOl CE7a big baSfui rcna fenrjrlng lotet tln w fv7g convenience 9 yri err as rmttk Phllflai ivitem compltttly InstcltW at er horCi Tow 5 IT rw eyiisidtn of PbUga oi no extra SEE US TOO AY day last week The Lloyd Hendee and Gerry Eichman families were Sunday quests at the Ambrose Kennedy home in Howell Jack Cole and family of Howell bum Lawrence Bauqhn, Mr and called at the Albert Dinkel home Mrs Clare Miller and Mrs Mary Sunday I TeepI visitod Ona Campbell at Last Wednesday night the SE Sparrow hospital, Lansing last Marion Farm Bureau meet with Monday night Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Mrs Susan Campbell Younq Mr and Mrs Fred Seymour, flew to New York City Friday to spent the week end in Flint j spend a week with her husband, Mr and Mrs M E Darrow at Dick Young USN 1 tended a chicken dinner Friday The Roy Reason family and night at the Plainfield church qiv MrsEdna Reason and Leota spent en by the Capitol City Society of Sunday at the Harley Denton Gideons A branch will be orqan home in St Louis ized in this county Mrs Hartlev of Foot hospital In last weeks account of tho Jackson spent the week end with Silver Tea the names of Mrs Flor Mrs Mable SuydamI ence Bauqhn soloist and Mrs ME The Pinckney 4 H Clubs took Darrow, M C were omitted their exhibits to Howell Saturday 1 Rev Fr McCleer of Gutamala Mrs Clare Palmer and da ugh showed motion pictures of that ter, Patty, spent the first of the place at the new Pinckney school Herb Palmer jr, home in Flint, Sunday at 100 p m Mrand MrsMarcian Ledwidqe The Howard Read family were and Jenny Lynn were Saturday in Ann Arbor Saturday dinner guests of Mrs Eleanor Led PHONE 2681 DEXTER Announcement HON ADRIAN drBOOM, Present Representative 3 eks Reelection In announcing my candidacy I rather not enumerate the work that I accomplished the last 4 years It can be found in the print ed records at Lansing 1 can sincerly state that I have at all times attempted to do an hen est job Whenever the State Leqi lature has been ir session, I hav given it my full and undivided at tention It is a full time job and I have worked to the best of my ability, to represent all of the peo pie 1 have been honored with ippointments to 4 important com mittes Thev are Interim Taxat elected in Nvember I shall con tinue to serve you to the best of ion General Taxation Education my ability and do my own indep j and Social Aid and Welfare I al indent thinking upon all problems so have membership on the Ap otter giving careful consederation portionment, Juvenile Corrections to the facts involved and State Jison aommitteesMrs Virginia Carver and two , widge As stated 4 years ago I have1 only one promise to mokeIf I am nominated in the primaries and Announcement Willis A Stanton, 1324 Ida Ave, Flint has announced that he will seek nomination as a Repub lican candidate for Congress from the 6th District opposing William Blackney, Mr Stanton has been a resident of 6th District for over 15 years He served 2 years in World War H and was a member of OS S This deparment was top intell Rep Adrian deBoom Livingston Shiawassee District eth Edsel Meyer home in Ypsilan ti as TH mtruirow Jit fr o U e 8 vs af thott and Mrs Walter Clark, Mr Chores, Whitehead and tfrs Lynn Hendee, Mrs Rose Beatrice Lamborn of Greaont asjd 3Mn wie Suydam attendL j inTy and wife called at W i funeral of MrsFlora Chubb jg Henry hoe Sunday illiamsion Saturday children who have been visiting at the Earl Bauqhn home went back to Columbus, Ohio Thurs day I Miss Bernardine Lynch of Kala1 Lester McAiee entered Ford mazoo spent the week end with hospital Detroit last week tor J Mrs Mary Kennedy, surgey j r anc M23, Thomas Howe Jr Mrs Mary Gearhart anl Mrs spent Sunday with the Carl Lentz Audrey line visited the latters family at Lansing and called on daughter, Charlotte Sunday who Ona Campbell at Sparrow hos is a patient at U of M hospital pital Ann Arbor rec Swarthout of Detroit and Mesdames Florence Baughn Mr and Mrs Ward Swarthout of and Virginia Carver were in Ann Jackson spent Sunday at the S E Arbor last Wednesday , Swrth2ut,h,Tm,f , Mrs Lester McAfee and child The Carl Holhster family were ren spent the week end in Detroitf Sunday dinner guests at the Har Louis Coyte was taken to old Hollister homeMcPherson hospitaL Thursdavj The Clare Hollister family hare with pneumonia I moved on a farm near Mason Rosalee Nash is home from the ,Mr and Mrs Wm Hollister 3, , e A J J 7nce service under Joint chiefs la CW peu Gtl of Staff He also saw service as h Meal Mauor KMI Vl I i Mich State Colege on vacation Last week she attsnded a conven tion of the Assoc Women s Coll ege Group at University of Mich Kay Vinton of Hartford a stud ont at Michigan State spent tne week end with Rosalee Nash I The Rainbow Miss Judy Aschenbrenner was J Board gave a party here at the in Detroit last Friday attending Masonic Temple for prospective itatVD A R convention at the i m0mbers of the order Friday ntte tttSelStatler as the delegate Ona OampbelTHas so far to I Hotel btau er , IrtSparrow hospital, Lan A J mrt went with them The Asher Wylies, Herman Wid meyer, Mervil Gydo and John Boyers attended the Junior farm farm banquet at Howell Monday Girls Advisory service as Military policeman at Allied Force Headquarters in Africa 1 Mr Stanton is now a member Plant Protection at Chevrolet Flint Manufacturing with 15 years serice having formerly worked as oil sander at the Fisher Body plant spend in campaigning and I do in Lansing He has done general n0 Relieve peoples votes aie for contracting in the city of FlintHe 16 anyway I believe the people is also Chairman of the American want a younger congessman who ism committee of the Oakley Tray is to toucn with the present day norPost, American Legion His problems of graft and corruption wife has been has been a Flint in government I want and will teacher for manv years fight vigorously for clean govL eminent My motto will be tn In announcing his candidacy, words spoken by Abraham Un Stanton said,wI have no fortune to coln,Let us have faith that might m , makes right om the Pinckneyschool I iij rwirsras ema Wile OI IV, v JundfV sing that he expects to undergo an onewrtlon this week for remov al oi hi jafcom vtia Plumbing W ttr fttomf etc Stanley Dinkel JU B i , , vJSi ,tmm A mmmW , , V A SVf flfc HK v DIEPATCg WaidqyKoreh 26 1952 , i fybi ENJOY 3W WATER Save Over s100 a year s iKo other fam fnu iijtiotn 4M, lDjswpntssa foir nwcar lit gaeJmt, tosrot leQefWilfftdfriD rwfMinttft tt tech ow 11 befrf yos idco SBOOM sfrt t sttt 1to IKKMIMI fH J Wte hsrceJ0 to please At bens jroeTl UtWijcteDeK u I 5KI i tft wt7r far JlL L THE PINCKNEY SAHIAfiJUM RAY M DUFFY ML a Doily lltOO A M to 200 P M , Bmt Wjsdbnsdoyt Moo TUPS FtL Sot, f ID S D m DR a MCCJL08IEY dith tothinf Oft DDr OttfeO wKck oft Ju the Terr gtM oojjTirinf OvaOaD tpdicr lMftM M yeV t whic iDftftJ JBM Of ttthty 10D JetA Dent Trjft 4 keietf Oh cfetMt co pre it fcf Mi pERMufrr WATER SO fit ill Cods 43 fM V 112 North MtaUaoo ATD Tolophonost OffieoWT UDWJUDCD 814 Evaina by Apartments HowR a Michlgao, HERB SN1CD i Ust Your GERALD Broktr 2 0 9 North FteckPDY, Mich Phono 1 9 Phono 157F11 MYBON HU Plumbina and Slatt 8717 Ilconao P a SWAR Fuaorol DOD C Swarth Modom Phoso 188 207 E GnM Bivor iton Roal Etatt, Iasunsjo Brokorao Oty, Ldko and FOHB ftoporty A grirlitT tit Your Proprtt VHlh Mo LEE LAVHY 120 Wi IUWOU I bono 358 vfomoflc mooVt GEORGE ROUSH Plumoina Water Syttomo 8109 PlncknoyHowell Road i HPI9DEP k HauKna Mudo To Dwd eroQ Truckina lono 64F14 PtneknoTf M Wokly JOMM DEERE rusoCytter TRACTORS frsftr Woterst Oesqn atf Provec Pvcfyrc sXw LAVEY HARDWARE PHONE 71F11 IVLM 8OT Pfajdcnoy, Mien 1 AVCIOIIEER Fann SOIM A Ifeoctattiy BERTWYUE 1 MTARY12 Phono Ptochnoy 7Rr2 Intunmeo and Bbndi i RETB1GERATION SjftKS iHONE 136 Phicknoy 5 HABOU Rff z raoy 15 CEMETEnY MEMORIALS 1 J Prloos You Can Afford To Pa s EXPERIENCE COUNTS IN BANE ING Da C L TOWNER T DontUl tfboss DSL 846V i MILFORD GRENTTE WORKS Wlford, Mlchioan ft ia fa Through the yearg wo have fol j lowed methoda and practises that ORDER Chick Feed FOR YR EABIWr BDS NOW Farmers Feed Supply Classified Advs WANTEDNoat apjKtfiisg won to WANTEDCarpontor work of aUJ16 foundation stones of aafejeell now garbage disposal units kinds Ted Sinan Dhons 4F3 t1 aiid 1 PollcV has boon Leads hirnlshtrExcUlYi Ittritory v AW v 4 x w oi maximum vaiue to our custom Write to or see Mr FOR SALECroeiey flheliador eljr d 1he community Also 5760 12th St M floi oetris tnqexator m qood coadi our fxpenence in ending custom , Michigan tion William Mercerphone 62Fllr hnanaal problems is helpfuls FOR SALESolid Oak desk with, hen nw fomers present sim files on each side also a combr jj rorris for soluUon l nation book case and desk Phone 26, Pinckney j erean reditel The facilities, the cooperation and FOR SALE JXning room suite, the financial counsel of this bank onairs Walnut Voneor Watotare availabl to all who choose to Buffet, Dining Tablo and FOR RENTFurnished 6 room cott V th lve o our serviceo j fall front Virginia Carvor age with toilet, oil hoater at Pott 11 themseive8 Phone pincknoy 18F2 Four erson Lake 4Q a month Inquire George Vanfaver 1122 Mowers I MT NATIONAL RANK Rd or will sell m HrwL Mkk, PWR SALEThayer baby fcuggy, abo baby bed with mattress and baby swing Call 163,Pincknoy Under Federal Supervision FOR SALE Whipng from T3 Bangs tested4a acciBjdited herd Phoni VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALELFJvfA HAY Lseio McAfeer5 M36 East FOR SALE Buildiig andtwo loU on Wiit McdnSb Pin known a theStewc Property to aottle estate Gnrald Reason, Adm 4i r FOR SALEBlack Faillo dreMMdM 26l2l 500 333 Unadilkt St pine 82F2 125 Pearl it FOR SALE Mixed hay, White Rock Roosters, M2COTV Ducks, also will hatch fbidwo ogg l wANTEDARM UarnNGS Frank Poarce phom Ttartor 4067 1 you seU yatf li 1 have more prospers thaj tern L HAROLD GRANDALL ft WANTEDWoman for general res once Corporation AU iepwww glove Dispatch Office WANTED Girl ior care of two children from 1030 A M 592 Mower lEd, Pinckney horns now hatehing Our chicks AUT0MAT1C SAW FHJNO 71 FOR SALE Golden Oak dining chickare US apodjinderi A yQU WJU ALL WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWEBS SHABPENTO room suite, consisting of buffet 6 Michigan State PoaiiJjDPt om 1030 p m to l0jw6 anfi a table Bob Squire Hatch VrkwelTMich Anthony ftonnon c j porker phone 110F11 218 South Mieh Aephon 305W FORISALE nioo CDter White Jffi ft ZV03 Jn1 aLiue junior play at a birthday OIC boar young and open wV ar t illl 300 lbs, I gilt wt175 Pro Micketf P 5 mi west of Pincknley,Spoars Rd FOR REtfTA Good Room Mrs L I MtKinoy MANDEaS SAW FILING SHOP AIRLAND LAJL AAST SIDE US24 RXVBR DRIVE Pinckneys Dog Taxes 1 MALE AifD UNSEXED 200 FEMALE 1850 AFTER APRIL L 1042 A PIN UY OF 800 WILL WE ADDED QUAUTY Meats Groceries Vegetables If r , JENNIE M EASTMAN, COUNTlTREASURER CTION Fish Market prices There will bo on auction at Pinckney at the Stewart Amder starting at 100 p m, on property on West Main St Service Sat, April 5th es nf i jMjftjjBLL ssDDDsss TOE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURN ISHINCW OF CHESTER MURRAY T0 HAS GONE TO CAUFOR MfiCONSOTING OF FURNIT URKFAHM TOOLSSHOP TOOLS ITC THERE WILL ALSO Bfl OTHER ITEMS , ANYONE HAVING ITEMS 70 LIST CALL FOWLERVILLE 236F6 aA 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. 4 T Volume 63 Miehigaia Mirror Tha Placfawy mpcneh Characters Social items Wednesday ftpril 2 1952 DiCKIE VAY An odd cnurucusr uvea here in i te nineties called Dickie May rie had small house and 2,0 acres oi iana on Monks ncL across irom ilie iert rteaon o Ciauae biacK place, rie woiKeu 1O1 ouiur iam ois ana was aio ui ait chicken puying Dusiness in a saxui scale driving cuuuna me country ui a one horse wacjuiiri was a quaim iOq uiig peisoii wu a round pomi ed hai and usea a iorkhancatfio a cane tie was con Leiand ana was aiways bi egging when a pvoncifcfiui piuce ire land wu ana ihat ho expectd to go back therj In ihose cays before safety and rA ecuic xaioio most people qoL 10 million a year, change the ,haved m tne barber shop, Many name of the liquor sales tax to aveu ono awekWhham the hcmdeling tax and divert n Maaa hd a tbor Ehop heic from the schools and cities to the , hfi, uuoy worked at the masons trade Lumiuos hiring aheis to run his shoCncsummer The legislature biought forth a 333J milion dohar budget ior next year which is 3 million more than anticipated revenue The next thing vvas to make the income fit it Senator Higqjns, chairman of the taxation committee is leading the fight to accomplish this and is sendinq bills qalore from his committee out on the itoor Most of them would take money from one dept and give it to another but incidtntiy there aie a few boosts Insurance company taxes would be boosted 400,030 a yr national bank taxes S500,000 a yr corporation fronchaise taxes, t boy r ne hiia a Dvxei otoli who was orhy ivToran was in The they heard some down the stairsMoron hastily ldtt he back door, it was Dickie eeorge 16 One day shop when one coming L lwJ Hi v gen fund This would net million j the first yea ana 3 the second year Raise the intangible tax 65 million, put a 4 percent tax f on used cars and take S2million more away from schools Reapportionment and an income tax are dead for this sess ion of the legislature Y u y , , i ,i Meanwhile a constitutional con g or his weekly shaveStall vention is being pushed This Tt f V02 3 would rewrite the whole constiiu naif an to ave hlrn t and abolish a number of ffS lcSrs written in it by the people t kk 0111 the 0e n ployed Arnonq them is the 15 mill prop 1 C ,,, , erty tax limit, putting all acr andi Mav,s Wlte dief and a nepnew license taxes in the hiohwav i ccmf hee n Ireland and was 1 i ear,rirp rnm employed around here a couple f car fund, givina the civil service com mission control over wages, and the sales tax diversion law which gives the schools and cities a percent off the sates tax Of course air this cannot be ac complihed without stepping on a lot cf toe and here will be a battle royal before these bills be come laws Gov Wiliams denies that ttv cost of MieuMaan nvernmrnt has creased high in proportion to that of other industrial statesihe Michicran ihcrease was 341 or cent the same a New or Jnfl Canforna increase was ocr j cent Both NewXcrV and Califoi nia met this increase by enacting a corporation profits tax Michigan refused to ao York fand California have no de iicit or years Nhin he got ready to ANNOUNCE ETGAGEMENT Mi and Mrs Willard LipstraW oi Pinckney announce the engag mem of their dauqmxr Edith El aine to Pvt Russell J Valentine oi FtRiley, Kansas He is the son ot Mr and Mrs R JValentine oi Whitmoie Lake The bride is c junior in Ann Arbor high schoolMASONIC PAST MASTERS N1TE Plans are completed ior the 22nd Annual Past Masters Ban guet oi Livingston Lodge No76 f A M to be hld SaturdayAprii 5, at the Pinckney school at 7 p m The dinner will be served bv Pinckney Chapter 145 OESMisa 1 Alberta Dinkel is chairlady The Catholic Marys Catholic Church I FtacJcTzey MichiaaD Bv Fr Albrt I Schmitt Paste Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800, 10UW H30 Wmi 800 lOiOO Wovenna Devottopsi v Friday eveninq at 730 p au ooKUessionst Friday aher Novwna Dovotioas Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sunday beian 8t00 Mas Coiigiialional Rev Donald Brady, pastor Wed Thur,Fri,Revival meetings 1d by RevAlien of LansingVein rrederickson song leader Wed 400Juniwi caon omcusa 700 Senior Choir practise Palm Sunday Sermon, Rev Allen will preach Baptism of babies 11 30 Sunday Shool 400Pilgrim Fellowship Team cJ Vpsilanti Normal will be our guests Supper at 600 Topic is Jesus Last Week Mondav 700, Church supper The special guests will be the farmers who will participate in Gods Acre Project Program Ceremonv of the Soil Reading by MrsMF Daixow Pictures of Last D a y s o Christ Wed, 4 00 Pilgrim Fellowship Play Night, Clar Sheldon of How eli will lei how to organize YF Club Thar, Candlelight Service, com munion baptism, confirmation o now members return to Ireland Dickie announc nu wiU iellaxe r0ast tney300 ed he wasgoing with him and, ith him and, , , Robert Kelly s navin5 been purchased oi the But alastimes had changed The I Dunlavy Food Locker 1 eland he knew noionger exists f lhlJ f lscaie the Lltle i Grand Lodge ol Michigan, owmq his friends there were ail dead and Irish ways were not Amer ican ways He started back to i America and reached New York I There it was tound lie had hover j taken out citizenship papers and had no means ot support sc was deported back to where he died Mothersused to use him ere ogeyman uiouna Pinckney ne Irek nd offiwho attend The followingwi to the many grana lodge ices here Saturday ouy PowclLG M,, 1rench Shell DGM, Mike Whyte G S W,Howard Taylor G JWFrancis Dc dge G J D Clark R McKenzieGTreas, Dr Morgan bmfcaieJLjiain ManaitG Tiler, Kay menu Loggias G M ije fcflowing past grandmas Meunouite Calvary Mennoait Church Eitra Beach Pastor S S SupL Walter Esch 1000 1200 1145 730 which Mew a w liters EWfarrow said his mother used KT paul strawhecker fell him Die ey May would a aiaries Sherman 4riratna Worship u day School ChildreDs Hour ounq Peoples Meeting JoH Tellowthlp Settee Wednesday 00 o w No scrvie 5Janday night, April 6 as we will worship with the Curtis Av Mennonite ohu h Detroit School JXiws First Grade We elected new committees and Mary Lee Aschtnbrenner pres We all enjoyed our vacation John Singer has a new yeliav,shiri His baby brother has 2 new teeth John Holben has a black and whhe rabbit, name ot Snoops Ronnie Haines went to the uoo Saturday, and saw the bear, monkeyssnow owls and coytees John Colone went to the show in Howell Charles Beals helped his daa build a desk Camilla Buda saw a blue jay Joanne Bioxoms biother had a birthday Wallace Singer has a new kite and airplane Judy Bolz has a hew ite tooMike Musson went to Brighton and fed the duck Larry Utley vwited in Detroit Mary Lee Asch nbrenner ha, bronqnt birch bark to school Bily Light has gone to Arizona Wayne Kennedy is moving ec Dem it, Second Grde Eveiyone reports a happy va cotiori Kaien Singer spent last wti wihf nor grunamotner, Fank M isknz is in DetroitMickey Hitter has some gold fish Cieryi Nietsus mothei hurt her un, Kuaiy tieason visited Baiixn i Baugun one day lost week Dennis Singer lebratea his 8th J iithda Mar 22 and Tiir, Howeil his i4ar 30 Kai ai Singer was 8 years old Mar n 20 urrent Comment i whlch he I a thk ,ma day do not coithe playfers of 40 years npare with those xst Ola me players, ommend itCobb id right but what he does not take into consideration is that the qame has changed since his day doe to the lively ballIn the old days home runs were uncommon Home P Ded he yea Pan Biknoi Philadelphia league e in homers one md only hit 12 Babe Ruth hit over 60 one year The club owners figured the fans wanted a jot of hitting and they jazzed up the ball They also curbed the pitchers by autawinq the spit balL shine ball, emery ball etc Now eveiy batter hies to hit the ball ov r the fence and bunting and baee stealing are forgotten The same applies kto pitchers Former iy pitcher had a large stocV of curves which included an out an in a drop and an upshooj or raise New all a pitcher throws is a fast boll and a hook The latter can be ahy kind of acurvefhere tew knuckle, sinker screware ball pitchers but the fast ball and hook are the main stock in trade Tne Nw Yor legislature has Passes a bill and it has been sign ed by Gov Dewey prohibiting the teovising, boadcasting or the OKinq of motion pictures at any u , , on i,d proceeaings at which wit bunny Hmchey Sfent last week jrsss are wibpeaned This c6v in Howell with nei grandnr th r , u,, any proceedings by a court Dennir Singer was in Chelsea commasiQn, admuiidative ag R , ,t L, v, i I cncv or any olher tribunal Many Buch Nckcr had ,ompcny lorjpepie w, re not oonvinced thaT Sateiay and Sun iay , lne elevising of some of me reU r, VJ AT J A group of yung people from Drrrcmcis ImUedHasr StJohns gave the evening service get him if he aid not mind of CONfrmVATTN DEPT NOTES AA Dayis of Leand paid S2S0 in circuit court last wC ing a Luush fire without a in 1949 It goi he extra help had due it Bounty payments in February 32 coyotte3 26 bobcots, 1 Menominee county had th for sett permit yond cTidol ano , o rx hirfld lo sub MAX D FRAME Max Drrame, 47, a member the Detroit police force 22 years wa3 found dead in his car Wednesday morning in Salem town ship on Five Mile Rd by Mrs Al, i vm VanBonn who lives thereShe notified Sheriff Gsborn at Ann Arbor Framess service revolver was lutchod in his right hand aid the bullet had entered his Grand Rapias Lansing Will iam Parker East Tawas, Roscoe j 3urch Benion Harbor Dr Hozen Cole, Ithaa Dewey Hesse, Port land, Roscoe Bonisteel,Ann Aiboi , ihe following candidates for grand marshal Vivian Richards, Mian Willard Sauei, Sparta Dr Charles Mamby, Battle ereek i An added treat are the Minni Singers oi Dearborn, uirected by Harold Koch, o i choir directoiu p has furnished n March 30 Rev Reach attended MichDistrict meeting a pak Mich, Mar h 24 an Ind Moore i bes ior grand were 4485 There were Ve x heaa h 0,qh hls moum Coroner 5opte7 meeting Ganzhorn said he had been dead tMs qrcup f the leadng chigan who asio 1 nm and grand oys make p t dl , 4 x ii , i about 36 hours He was last seen deer kill last fall, 4d percant Monday mommg Vhen he left the hunters getting deer 5,260 were shot in Roscommon the most in any county but it had the most hunters22500 Lake county was second April is the mating month tor pheasants and the cock crows can be heard daily One cock usually has 5 or 6 hens but in some cases only 2 The hens lay an qg a day and usually quit when they have 10 or 11 23 days the average hatching period is ABOUT THE LIBRARY March 25 1952 Mr PaulCurlett People in Pinckney are again Interested in the establishment of a public library This project was started several years ago under the leadership of the ParentTeach ear AssociationNew we find renew ed interest and enthusiasm as a result Mrs, Fannie S Noonan, director of State and Public Libraries, will be at the Pinckney school gym on April 14th at 800 pm to speak in Open meeting Her subject will be You Too Can Have a Library Mrs Noonan plans to bring mat da to show various kinds of com munity library service We sincerly hope everyone who has ever wish that Pinckney had a library win be there Tn addition we would IXe com mittees from churches and all other organizations in this section to be orient thre so that everv one mrrv be inforpid as to how the irroct may be carried out Refreshments wilbe penred by Pettyville Civic Assn Yoiirs Sincerly Celia R Nash home to go to work He leaves a wifephoebe, 2 auughters, Barbara 16 and Eeva Mae, 14 and a son Charles, 11 The funeral was at the Armstrong Funeral Home Detroit Saturday with burial inWood mere Cemetery The deceased was well known company s hrre He bought the AtLee cottage crcent u1 at Patterson Lake This he sold to Henry Gilbert and bought the Joe Bush place, west of the lake The family spent summers and week ends there INCOME IS LESS Despite the inereas of 110,000 telephons in 1951, the Michigan Telephone income slipped ircrn 65 on a dollar to 64 This aoes nt take into eifect he 314000,000 in refunds due customers The income went , up 21 percent out expenses went up 89 percent This includes wage increases, taxes and cost of material MARRIAGE LICENSES Kenneth Hill, 18 Brighton, Cath, 80Q erine Merritt, 17Detroit Harold B5if Fisher 28, HoweiLWcmda Briteen 23, Whitmore Lafce LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Insirucow class for candidates at tempiu every Menday night at Saturday April 5 Annual Past Masters Night at School at 700 AID DISASTER VICTIMS in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississ Owing to the tomado damage lppi and Missouri, the Red Cross is raising 5,000,000 for the suff erers in that area Livingston counties share is 510 This is in addition to the Red Cross drive that has iust been finished SPRING HOME MAKING TIPS Ladies, see this Sundays April G issue of The American Week y, exclusively with Detroit Sun day Times,for recipes for a praise winning Easter Sunday dinnerfor ntructions on how to make your own Easter eggs, and for informa lion on new hues for shoes You 11 be MISSING something if 1 rOU miss Sundays Detroit Times m 1 y Th Wide to m over the outlet to Honey Creek Maww Rd but m not vet graded and niieo Pinckney Audrey Gwaory tfidioMAcfe HONOR OF OUR LOVED ONE EILEEN SHIREY All things turn our thoughts to her , Our hearts qche because we adly miss her We cannot forget and should ry , She is safe and cannot be hw nd as the years mkrwly pateCur meroorie6willsc5thouiieaittL Until we xm calmly Filjgiri , e 4ri3r m Hi 3 , V ftr rr XV 5 April 12 Past Masters to work 3 EA degree Fish supper Aoril 26 MM degrees P H 6, BASEBALL GAMES April 9 Chelsea there April 22South Lyon there April 25, Brighton here April 29 Dexter there May 2 Manchester there May 6 Heartland there May 9 South Lyon here May 13 Brighton there May 16 Dexter here May 20 Manchester here May 21 Stodlcbridge here May 23 Hartand there May 26 Chesea here DEXTER JUNIOR PLAY Rest Assured a 3 part comedy will be presented by the juniprs of Dexter high school Copeland Auditorium April 3rd and 4th REVIVAL MEETINGS At Pinckney CongL Church Led By GELHST REVDRELL ALLEN Pleasant Grove Nasetine Church of Lansing GREAT SINGING S0NDAYJ4ABCH 30 1030 am KWDAY JOWL i0cjfc a AT m S W EXTENSION GROUP The district meeting of the SW Livingston county extension groups was held a the Gregoiy town hall with 5 gr ups represent, ed Ther were numerous exhibits of basket weaving furniture reiinishing, toys,arificial ilowers needlework and other articlesMrs Erio Rose, pr s, of thePin, ney goup TegsJ secured John Borbadge ,a studen at thet Univrsily ot Michigan as speak4 r He gave a talk on his home land, Alasa We were also en tained with piano and aocordian music A luncheon was served with Mrs Marshall and Mrs Bar ber in chargeO E NOTICE Pinckney Chapter No 145 reg uar meeting Friday, April 4, at 8 p m, honoring Past Matrons and Past Patrons Officers may weai colored formals Secretary Wo have joined tiie K Hoggs Early Bird Bieakiust ub and divia a into 4 teams f r a contest, the tennis are ihe Robins,Oiolej Cardinals and Bluebirds Third Grade Paul EnaorV biether has gone to the army Wo enjoyed our vacaton Barbara Singer has a new nephew Kame lachman went on an ex citing trip wih her mother Sun day Jerry Reason is back from Foa ida and brought interesting thine incliding autographs of th iyn Dodgers We have new shades in gym Tommy Hitters rabbit had little ones but thsy died Sharon Gnifiths is gomy to move an a farm Kenneth Russell had a tooth pulled Patty Huhmans sister has now glasses Dann Rendells new sistir ie named B ky Lee Keith Morgan fell in the lake Francis Clark went to Ann Ar bor Thursday Fourth Grade David Hanley is moving to De Detriot We will miss him We are doing a unit on the The Greatest Oasis in the World the Nile Valley We have read up on if drawn pictures and written stories to go with them A new box of books came loday cent congressional inguiries were conductive to the proper adminiotiahon of justice They were a go ri show and thv teievisionfans yelled when ihey wererdeprived oi tli n 3ome yo, ago a Detroit co m started broadcasting the wials of donken drivers but discontinued Curt tiiaii are two ser iou a proc edings to be turned into hiee ring circuses Gen Douglas Mac Arthur who has been wating ior lightning to strike him ana wa3 iigured as a lp, I dark horru m case Taft and Eisen I newer tied m he convention is jel about ready to aeclaie himself j The results of reent New Hamp22 shrL md Minnesota primariesare oaid lo Irive convinced him that Taft does not have the necessary appeal to win and that the only way to beat Kisenhower, whom h aiukes for some reason is to enter the race himself His NewYark headquarters are teeming with activity and although he dis claims his candidacy, plans are going orward HARRIET SARAH SMITH Mrs Harriet Sarah Smith65 wife of Bertie Smith of Rush Lake from the Michigan State Library died at University hospital Ann Tommy Read hoda birthday in Arbor, Monday night following aJlis vacation He was 10 yrsold stroke The deceased was Jfcwff Fn Grade daughter of Mr and Mrs GeorgcfT MrsMiller wishes to thank tha Plummer andwas born in London, 5th grade for the lovely surprise England in 1884 She married on her birthday March 17 and Bertie Smith n February 22 1908, Mrs Brown for the cake and they lived in London until, W had a wonderful vacation 1929 when they came to Stanford Beverly Campbell trjok 11 trip to QuebecFive years ago they came Pennsylvania, to Rush Lake and built a home I Sandy had a birthday party Surviving are a daughter, Mrs k last week Constance Snyder, Detroit, a son Susie Clark spent last week m Douglas, of Rush Lake, a broher, i Howell with her mother The 4 gas station bandits who lulled station attendant in Detroit last week and have all been ar rested blame their plight on mari huana cigarettes and whiskey Although only one was of age they seem to have had no trouble getting these forbidden articles None of he 4 had finished school all guitting in 9th or 10th grade Since tnen they have only worked intermittently There have been rumors this winter that mariahuarl cigarettes were available in this section We do not know George of Detroit and a sister Ruth, of London, England There are 3 grandchildren The funeral is at the Swarihout Funeral Home Thursday at 230 p m RevBrady officiating Burial in Oa View CemeteryRoyalOak We are making boajslets on the parts of speech individually, We have started a unit o the spring birds Sixth Grade We have new chainnen for our project Richard Bed o is chair Attorney General Millard has man of science, James Eubank KITE FLYING DANGER of France John Burg and Lonny j turned down the request of SupL Boys flyinq iites are asked to Huhman for Belgium and Nether j eonard of the Michigan State Pol The legislature is trying to bal ance the budget by juggling funds They are changing the liquor sales tax in order to divert it to the general fund This will short the schools, villages etc They would levy a corporation franchaise tax and levy a tax on hospital insurance national s The result of all these bills id be higher local taxes They haVe not passed both houses as yet and if they do will probably5 face the governors vetodo so in open fields where there, lands Marjore Tomasikk and is no danger Of getting them oni Nancy Silipin Germany, high tension wiresA boy was bad j Edwin Wakefeld and Larry ly burned last year when his Idte j Snowgold assembled our boot on fell on a high power line If you fly a kite use a wooden frame and plain stringSteel frames and wire are too dangerous To aid Jtite flyers tie Detroit Edison Cotal placed a number of Captain JMrjnrsi kite comic books in each M offices which tells all about and may be had far the ask r, sfsft , ivL Queen Elizabeth We are assmblinq animal books of Michigan CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the Pinckney fire dept and all others who say our farm house from destriceiaa fcy fire Sunday a JM fln4 Jjs, Ray iii i ssii i iiSl liiir m mA J fd L4A , ce for a grand jury investigattan of communism in Michigan Ho there was not enough evidence and suagested a lecrisiattve s quiry That rhigrir be aU r41 politics could be kefftvtwl v Ibr ANNOTJN A I Schenden M the opening oi an residence 633 West miles east of M , Neichbort Its wonderfully relaxing to read in bed when light is right Your eye fly from page to page because youre never fighting to see Good lighting eliminates the annoyance of halflighted pages and squirming and wiggling to get more light A bedrable lamp will help you enjoy the advantages of good lighting Pick one out at your lamp and fixture dealers FOR FULL INFORMATION There were 50 traffic casualitiea in Michigan last year which re suited in 1640 deaths and 4,848 in jujie James H Fare, 41, of Ferndale was killed in Howell last week when his car hit a tree Gus Rissman, Howell plumber has moved in his new house i Mrand Mrs Ross Read of Pinck ney attended the Livingston County Picnic at St Petersburg Florida March 15 Sergt Charles Reason, son of Mrs Ulan Reason who married Miss Joyce Beardslee of Lansing has started for AnchorageAlaska with his bride The bids for the new Dexter elementary school were 100000 over the appropriation which was 395,000 The board has two al J ternatives Change the plans and advertise for new bids or ask the voters for mare money Donna Johnson is valedictorian of the Dexter senior class and Joan Mast, salutatorian Hugh Sorenson has been elected president of the Chelsea Cham ber of Commerce Lois Hicks is vcdedictorian of the Fowlerville senior class and Doris Glover, sautatorian Richard Rudnicfi son of Andy Rudnicki of the Fowlerville Re view, has enlisted in the navy The Brighton high school basket ball banquet is April 22 Coach Pete Newell, coach at Michigan State is the speaker Dr Niles Clark immunized 107 children at the Brighton element arv school March 20 Briqhton has set up new sched ule for teachers The rninimum is is 3,000 a year and for those with BA degrees 4,000 Teachers with 1 MA degress 4,200 The Brighton Federated church has installed a new Baldwin elect rionics orqan Loy McCleer with Thomas How lett of Gregory are in Florida for a couple of weeks The Howlett Bros Hardware Store at Gregory was robbed last week Entrance was gained by smashina a rear window Howell Theater Bowat woman 11 WMm 1 A Thur, Apr 3 TOMORROW IS ANOTHR DAY Ptvu HAREM GIRL FWoy Saturday, April 5 Linda Darnell Gig Psrreau THE LADY PAYS OFF Ffas Whip Wilson, Fussy Knight CANYON RAIDERS Dexter Theater The Marvin Light family are on are on a trip to Florida and Ariz Friday Saturday April 4 5 Sun 200 p m cont Sunday Monday, Apt Cornel Wilde, Maureen OHera in f AT SWORDS POINT 1 Teeolcolor Wed Thur, ApHl 8 81i Mi iP and Michael Rennle In , FIVE FINGERS conY novelty CSnilpvSilgntly rrjmch Indian UprUSee You S Sylvan Theater Chelsea Michigan Friday Saturday April 4 5 DOUBLE DYNAMITE A GMHf StoatM Jane Russell Groucho Marx and Frank Sinatra Cartoon Wwt shows 715, 903 Sunday Monday, ApriTe7 MAN IN THE SAD1LE A Sapor Wonon Staiine Randolph Scott Jean Leslie and Ellen Drew tundor Shows J yt cqrt00n J comedy Tueo, Wod, Thur, April 8 9 lP MY FAVORIT SFr A Comedy Starring Bob Hope, Hedy Lamasr and Francis Sullivan oartoaji shows 715, 908 Friday, Saturday, April 4 5 2 Great flits 2 THE CIMARRON KID super western starring Audrey Murphy Beverly Tyler Rat The Bowery Boys in CRAZY OVER HORSES Sunday Monday, AprJI 8 7 Sun shows 3 57,9 Mon 7,3 WEEK END WITH FATHER A Oced with VanHefBn Patricia Neal ttei Tueo, Wod Thur, April 8 8, 10 Great Picture of the Year DECISION BEFORE DAWN Starring Gary Merrill Richard Basehart m M Coming next Sun, Mon, Tues David and Bathsheba Avon Theater StocJtnriage rvncxuga Friday Saturday, April 4 S WHEN YOURE SMILING A BSariooS fltrrina Jerome Courtland Frankie Lane Piaa PRAIRIE ROUNDUP A Supor Wotmi Stoning Charles Starrett Smiley Burneete Sunday, Tuesday, April 8 8 Fred Asiaire, Jand Powell to THE ROYAL WEDDING ID Tochrdcele musical dancing picture news cartoon shorts ona ComingLady and the Bandit, Hong Kong This Woman is Dangerous TERRIFIC WWII Lee Theater WMTMOBE LAKE MICH f it TRY FIRE DOME the engine with famous domeshaped combustion chambers Terrific 160hp performance on regular fuel TRYTIPTOESHIFT with Fluid Drive for finest noshift driving You just step on the gas to go and step on the brake to stop TRY POWER STEERING, you can turn the wheel with one finger Hy draulic power does the work parking is childs play SEE DESOTO TODAY its got everything Power BrakingElectric Window Lifts Soles HeatResistsmt Glass Lots more Friday Saturday, April 4 5 Doubln Feature Randolph Scott, Joan Lesie and Ellen Drew In MAN IN THE SADDLE Plus FINDERS KEEPERS Staynng Tom Ewell, Juia Adams, and Evelyn Varden earieen Sunday Monday, Aprjl 6 7 Watinee Sunder 2JM m coaltaMe Love gets shove in right direction Jean Crain THE MODEL S THE MARRIAGE BROKER Featurette7 Cities of Washington Comedy Cartoon Hew Coming Lost Continent,Showboat Bell TELEPHONE OPERATOR No experience necessary pay while learning Pay increase first yearchance foradvancementpaid vacation wojk near home with friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment Office 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich t Tue Wed Thur, April 8 9, 10 a new kind of suspense THE FAMILY SECRET with John Lee Judy Lawrence and Derek Cobb Ozzie and Harriet David and Rlckie HERE COMES THE NELSONS N MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY CARD OF THANKS I wish to thankk everyone who helped make our card party a success, those who worked on the committee and those who do nated cafres and sandwiches I am deeply grateful for all the little and big things I can only say a small thank vou Midge Miller, W M WMro sMowaR tiros, whon avaflablo, are optional qufprneat PARKER MOTOR SALES 445 BAST bum STREET, PHONE 88 FTgftyMOUTH Deafen present OROUCHO MARX fn Youjef Your life every week on both Radio and Television i i NBC network 47 Yttril Arn binding his new house on Una 7s nldaal inhabitant never saw he basement JW abtautiful Mawh as has The Democrats won all the JuLl,0JPt1, offioaa here Monday but Highway JSW011 fcohaw Commissioner where Frank Mow to tfOCB era won by 23 votaa The majorit tiea were Sup, Mclntyre 91,Clerk ttr 26 3d of Rev,Ed Hoisel 42Schooi Inspector, Francis Commisey 72 The county board of supervisors stand 11 Democrats and 5 Repub lioans Ed Fanner won in Unadilla and George Winans in Hamburg William Moron has r and The Probate Court for thn County oi Livingston At a session of said Gurt held on March 17,1952In the Matter of the Estate oi Ferd M Bowdish DeceaRed Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,That the petition of Inez R Bowdish praying that the administratk n of said estate be granted to Inea R Bow dish or to some other suitable person and that the heiru of said deceased be determined, will be heard at the Probate Court on April 8, 1952, a ten A M It is Ordered, That notice there of be given by a publiccttion of a copy hereof for three wieks con secutively previous to safd day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known adciregs by registered mail, return receipt demended, at least fourteen 14 day prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 i Percy Hinchey is teaching the 31 0TJ1161 Marbli school and JcleSrls the J Hiram H Smith Judge o ftbbate House Lynford Whiethead has sold his house at Anderson to Eli Plum j Si mother of Albert Witoonf died at his home Sunacry, Ffjiercdi Tuesday, Rev X a Chmggffic1 Pinckney, Michigan YOUR CHECK BOOK Your helper when you want to know where your money has gone An able assistant at low cost Your friend in need when an account is disputed A cancelled check is conclusive evidence of payment Your caution lightwhen you plan purchases ouftide yout budget The check stub record tells you the amount you can spend at all times I A true Copy Celesna Parshall, Register of Probata Herman Vedder and Mesin Cajarjfcetfotfbid on Ona Camp bdP at Sparrow hospteO, LciMiag McPHERSON JfUte BANK tfcw9iU, Mich All deposits LP to 10,000 in sured by aa nwabsrship m the Federal DepoeH Iirano Cor poratioTV WALK QN AIR IN CUSHIONED VELVETHZ IHOES ClClutlT feature inul orkniBB and hr I to net yout feat while yon mlkt CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE te TodtjrrorFretDtmpBitrrtkjaf home OF New Soring and Stuinner Cataka Now rlmm Seven Pair ofW X vavt THE pmcraw DDWATCH The Pec Stor e Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Geits Furnishngs Lingerie KeaneiSy s Gen Store Wednesday April 2 1952 ftnrHm Di lnckBeyMich I PhilgaSTappan ModelV43 Seavtrfol PhBgasTappan tange Regular Price 00000 thflgae Systeir, Completely Installed Cylinders of Phtlgas 10TAI Sunday guests of Mrs Lydia 1 Can were Madge Jack of Ann Ar bor Orville Good and iamily and Mylo Keltler and famiy of Jackson and Harry Lee eand wife of LaJ e landI Charles Webber of Albion spent the week end with David Aber deen The Keith Bradburys of Chelsea spent Sunday at the L J Henry home Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Swarthour at McPherson hospital, Howell Sunday, a daughter L J Swarthout is building a house in the Pinckney Recreaeion Area at Silver Lake for the dept Rosalee Nash worked ior the Argus in Ann Arbor last week The Mark Nash family were Sunday dinner guests at the Erie Rose home G J Cinton and wife spent Sun day with the Vern Fisk family in Monroe Mrs Charles Clark and child ren called on Mrs G W Clark in Ann Arbor Sunday Pfc Otis Matteson is now in Seattle, Wash Mesdames Rene filler and Monda Morris are taking course at Adrian Saturday Mrs Mary McCabe and Miss Rose Garraghty of Dexter spent Sunday at the Irvin Dispatch PinckneyMich n te6d 2nd class mattes at postoifico Act of March o, 1877 i odowell iitukcimeyJvUch SuiMcripfaan rtice 154 per yeai Bruce VanBlaricum jr has re sigued his posiuon at vans Guii btuhon ana is w or King at the King Seeiev iactory Mr and Mis, hay Burns and Mr and Mrs Don Burns called ae tne U Uonicln home in Pontiac Sunday, in Howard Read iamily call at the riant 1ipton home in De troit Saturday Mrs Mary Baughn and children spent the week end at the frank Clark home in Miilord A Janice Burns spent last week ut the James Burns home in Ann Arbor and Beitiaidine Burns was at the D Con,tiin home n Pontiac Mrs Ray Burns, Bernardine Bums and Dorothy Lavey were in Jackson Thursday The Jack Younq family were Sunday quests at the Valbert Keiserhome A fire in the marshes of the Ray I j Burns and lmstead farms gave the local tire dept several hours work Sunday The Russeil Glover family of Fowlerville called a the Edward Spears home Sunday The James Singer family gav a farewell parey Sunday for tiu Gerry Eichman family who are leaving the neighbornood The iollowing O E S members from here cnended an Eastern Star meeting at Stockbridge last Weanesda night Mildred Miller, Carrie Griffith, Alberta Dinkel Nancy Chubb, Amanda DeBarr Wayne AtLee and wife are expected back from Arizona next week Mrs Eloyse Campbell anr child ren returned from Newcastle Ia Sunday MrsElizabeth White and Nellie Gardner have been appointed I cc choiimen of the cancer drivi here Dorothy Dinkel is chairman Mrs Kate Battle of Howell call on Mrs Emma Dinkel Thursday The Andrew Campbell family went lo Willow Run Sunday nite to meet Mis Susan Campbell on return from New York City Mr and Mrs Gerald Reason and son Jerry, returned from Flor da Friday The climate din not aqree with Gerald The Doyle Templan family and Albert Shirley helped Gayl Shirley on his new hose in Liv inia Sunday Mrs Albertt Shu y and child ren called on Mrs Gayle Shirley and new baby at WebbervilL Sunday WaiterClint n ana wife of Black Lake spen the wek end at the the C J Clinton home Serqt Thomas Clark left New Yoja Sunday toi Baffin Bay with the US on6l Enqineers Walter Clark and wife callod on the Maynard larks in Manchest er Friday, Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Wiiuam Shehan were ihe Walter McQuillan famuy of Howell Jack Sheldon and Mrs Edna Spears Mr and Mrs Louis Shehan Charles Musson and Gerald Dinkel of Lake Chemung were Sunday visitors at the Albert Dink el home The Harger school held a penny spper Friday night at the new Marion town house Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holt and Russell Nuoffer and wife the , LOOK FOR IWf CLOCK WHEN HI HEED 01 Plumbing , 4 Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAM3NG A SPiOAlTT COMPLETE LINE OF njTVRESCOLOBfi WHITE PUWS My ro Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE HNCKNEY 157F11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNOQ Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERIGITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND DEHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER Pluf ibing W ter Systems etc Stanley Dinkel AduttMittrumm rom where I sit iy Joe Marsh Might As Well Get In Key11 ALL THRES FOR ONLY 160000 PRICE 209 NOW OFFER S if ft f E B U A RT 5 9, 19 5 2 at the Irvin Kennedy home John Kennedy of Howell is visiting here j of Lansing spent Sunday at A card from Ross Read mailed i Lloyd Hendoe home, from Key West Florida, stated Andrew Campbell and O Coll there were two important men ier are taking a scout masters 1 there that day himself and Presi I masters training course atHoweli dent Truman s Charles Eisele and wife of Fow Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs I lerville called on Mrs Emma Voll Howard Read were Mr and Mrs i mer Sunday George Wild of Ann Arbor and Vern Kennedy has sold his Frank Steffy of Detroit house on East Putnam St to Gerry Viola Pettys has sold her house Eichman and is movinq to Detroit and 20 acres of land at Lakeland The Murray Kennedys callled at to Henrv DeBruff of Lakeland the Culver farm in Deerheld Sun Mr and Mrs M E Darrow, day Last Tuesday Judge Cunning ham wanted lo go fishing Why arent you working I asked Judge explained how his wife hod crone on a trip, tnken his keys by mistakeand now he couldnt get in the office So wo went fishing Next day, he wanted me to go again I was surprised those keys hadnt shown up yet The little w man phoned to say she vutilrd them, tlie J udgo explained Theyre now in the office, under the mail Riot Id cet em if I could just open that door He erinnml and picked up his fishing rod Great little woman, the wife You can always count on her Lets KOI Front where I sit, we can us tolerance like the Judge shows for his wifes absentmindedness and she shows for his habit ef lighting out for the Ashing hole at every opportunity He cant sea why she liken tea, and she doesnt share his tasle for a glass of beer But they get along fine Learning to respect other peoples way will open the door to happier living ftrrti N fiiinilllliOM e YOU Oil a big beautiful range featuring the latest time one work wvtog convenience e YOU fftf an oWmatlc Phllges system completely installed at year heme YOU SIT tw cySoSers of PhOgos at no extra i SEE US TODAY SPECIAL PAINT JOB THIS SPRING I WILL PAINT CARS FOR George Meapon jr and wife called at the Wm Marshall home in Stockbridqe SundayMrs Shireys 4H Girls all won blue ribbons at the county exhib Hockey Swarthouc spent Sunday at the Herbert Allen home in Lansing Sunday callers at the Ben White home were Ernest White andq wife Frank White and fam iyof Howell and the Jack Whites it at Howell They were Barbara ofJacjtson VanSIambrook who also got a Mr and Mrs Charles Petix of gold meda for being a 7 year Detroit and Clarence Pratt and member Janet Shirley, Linda Lee wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday Shirley Wakelield Donna Lee callers at the John Boyer home The Floyd Wee s family of Mrs Asher Wylie, Mrs Henry j Grand Ledge spent Sunday at the Johnson and daughter and Betty i Clifford VanHorn home Workman wore in Jackson last Mr and Mrs Clare Miller, Mr Thursday 1 and Mrs Clifford Miller, Mr and Mrs Edwin Sprout and baby Mrs Larry Cambum Mr and ,, spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Rex Sacfcett, Mr and Mrs The Probate Court tor the County Mrs Harold Huesman in Ann Olin Robinson and yc editor atAxbor tended the Trj Pasters Mosters I Mrs Charles Soule of Howell Night of the 3 Ann Arbor Mason I entertained Mr and Mrs Phillip ic lodges at Ann Arbor Saturday 6500 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Bob Egeleg 140 WEST MAJN STREET PINCKNEY MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN rS t Is reported that Joe Griffith bought tne Bert Harris farm M 36 West xsuSftCoyse who has been In an yam taut at McPherson hospit ifcwen 1 better and U out of The Rainbow Girls Assembly at tended church Sunday at the Howell Presbyterian church Mrs Olin Robinson, Roy and Loota Reason accompanVsd them A tegs crowd attsndsd the sard partv Friday night at tbe Masiovie fmey alaht rout at dinner Sunday in honor night, or MrsSprouts birthday While getting out of her apred Sprc of li of Livingston In Matter of ths Estate of Chares L Adams, Deceased At a session of said Court helc March 27, 1952Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate i bl at ten A M The Andrew Campbell faminly car at Ann Arbor last FridayMrs and Anna Craft spent Saturday i Clyde Fisher was hit by a car that at the Lloyd and Clifford Bennett backed up She had 5 stitches taf homes at Camden en in her leg Mr and Mrs, Roy Dillingham Larry Cambum and Clare Mill returned home from Florida last or attended the Saline Past Mas week I ters night Tuesday evening Mrs Bertie Smith of Rush Lake Mr and Mrs John Mayer dough suffered a stroke last wrfk and tor, Maxine and grandson, Larry was tcdosn to Univsrsitly hosRltttl of Dixboro called on Mrs Boulah clcdmswill bo heord by J Ann Arbor Martin Sunday at th Probats Ottos q It is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ey previous to said day of hearinb in the Pinckney Dispatchxmd that the fidicuary cause a copy of this I notice to be served upon each I known party in interest at his last Notice is Hereby Given, that alyn0wn address by registsftd creditors of said deceased are re maj, return receipt demanded, at guired to present their claims in j least fourteen Udays prtsr to writing and under oath, to said such hearing, or by personal eer, Court, and to serve a copy thereof vice at least five 5 days jfiat ID vice such hearing upon Charles L Adams Jr of Howell, Route 1 Michigan, iiduc iary of said estate arid that, such A true copy court Celesq I il iAUii lodkuiiuttidaiiAtiiddLfa UUHJ iJ yebiiUiia jji ,VtaiiA ,,JJm, V Vv f 74f fKyy A p IBB PINCIHEY DISPATCH W April 2 1952 MUHMCi I f J look it thai all lit 11 e 7W Mitfe I L ENJOY 1 SOFT WATER PROFESSIONAL CORNER e Over 5100 o yeor THE PINCKNEY SilSLirAJiKJM BAY M DUFW M, IX j Psackaoy u Michigan Daily lim A M to 200 F M I Except Wednesdays Moa, Tues, Fri Sat J lo 8 p a V ,6 jorZj mM 3Mi ryiM Ko otto fas csslpttsm Is is, flmpomat thso yocf trssier In fuiM 4st thoughtful comietrttion rafafrfovitfji4na So look them all before you 4sdss ghee d one with most of the futurts i ceuai W ftftl ceruio the hrdr yoo art to plV tb br yorfi like t John Dteje fo modsra 4uiffi wttce offers yeu the nxf Utttf MgiiMcriof dacmnt for spetditf Mticr fenning M weJl u U prove4, pcrforauac which tourst yem of itfcft low cow ric, Job Df JHOton tie today1 Uader Give us a chance to pro h ir 3 Hew quick Jithwothinf, wile Jioanpo eBHjl efeloiU PR a B McCLUSKEtf HEAL ESTATE Farms Homes Lake Properties and Business Opportunittet List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 13 3 lhone 157F11 RepcdrinC MYSON HUGHES Denist Plunxbina and Heatina 112 North MicUaaii Ave j Slate 8717 LakASite Drive Telephones license Rush Lakr Office 935 Eesuncs 814 Evenings by Apioinlmeuts HoweU wait Sy PERMUTIT WATER SOFTflll oss 43 Man prewar etiiwofk etedeM P H SWARTHOUT 6 SON MSVI, Funeral Home Jl 5555 I Don C Swarthout Director HERB SNED Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phone 183 207 E Gitrnd v i f hqnesjea, Pinckney, Ml Real Estate, Insuranje, flrokeraqe j FED C ROCffiHOFF Sr City Lake and Faun Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality J 12 West Grand River Ave t Miehiafe 358 esidemce 61 list Your Property VIlh Me ff11 K Shone IEE LAVIY UOYiSibiSF GtfMri IziiSiiarMii livestock HauLna I lhone 64F14 Pinckney Mlc JOHN DEERE rvoCyter TRACTORS LAVEY HARDWARE W GEOROE ROUSH Piumblna Water Systems 8109 PmctasyHoweU Road PHONE 71F11 m rf jWE WANT TO KNOW YOU AUCUOWEEh Farm Sales A flpedaltty BERT WlfUE Phone Kocjmey 72 RITR1GERAT10N SjfiUCE HAROLD RJrvr Repairs On AM Makes Phone PJncUey 1SJF3 DR C I TO WNER Dentin 8044 Pertaoe Lak Ro Phone Dexter 3461 H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds iHONE 136 Pinckney CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aiiord To Pay MILFORD GRENITE WORKS Milford, Michigan h If youre a visitor in town, or q newcomer, please consider thia Classified Advs piece living and ottoman ORDER Chick Feed TOIL YOUR EARLY BiRM NOW Farmers Fed fc Sirpply Co WANTEDCarpenter work ef all kinds Ted Singn phone 49F3 FOR SALEOosiey Sheliader el ectric nsffnqexator in qood eosdi FOR SALETwo room suite, chair tapestry RCA10 inch Television a special invitation to get acIOR SALE 18 month old 7 cubic like new, modem tank type vac quainted at this bank and to 1 ft Frigidare refrigerator, full width uum cteanerall attachments,mis use our facilites whenever you freezer chest,Deluxe fnodel,6 mon I cellaneous household articesalso can You will fin here the same the old three burner apt size El j Bugq Stratton Motor lawn mow spirit of cordiality and qoodwill ctric range, moving into furnished er, reasonably priced rn eol711 that characterizes the whole com home, must sell Call Bob Johnson SRt 161 munity Youre a stranger at this Pmctaiey 173F21 FOR SALESohd Oak desk wi, haik but oncewhen you mce nrZnZla mm tQ files on each side also a oemba vauriirt call WANTEUWeat apparhia men to nation book case and desk 1your cau U new garbage disposai, units Phone 26, Pinckney W FOR RENTFurnished b room cott age with toilet, oil heater at Patterson Lake 40 a month Inquire George VanSTdver 1122 Mowers THE RMT NATIONAL BANK Rd or will sell hR SALEThayer baby Dugey JSIL ako baby bed with mattress and bfiaer Jfmtta Supervision baby swing Call 163,Pinckney Memby Fedeial Deposit fasur WANTEDWoman for general f iELlrVJ 225 taurant wont Katchie Re4cruatantfil,,I,i TWJSZSL ach Phone 9106 i LOSTCents feather hn Bnedj glove Dispatch Office j FOR SALEGolden Oak dining WANTED Giri ior oare of two room suite, consisting of buffet, 6 children from 1030 p m to 100 j chairs and a table Will Collins, 11356 Lake Drive Hi Land Lake Pinckney I FOR SAL2 Whipping cream Leads furnishtrExckuiva trritory TB Bangs tested accredUeo Write to or see Mr Desmond, accredited herd Phone 69F2 5760 12th St 3rd Floor, Det VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALEIXning room suite, onairs Walnut Veneer Water FOR SALE Buildinq tad two Buffet, Dining Table and Four lots on West Main Pinckney tall front Virginia Carver known a the Stewart Anderson Phone Pinckney 18F2 voperty to setae estate J I Qtxald Resjeon Adm m L u Mrs Ed Parker phone 11 OF 11 A M Anthony ilennon 592 Mower Hd, Pinckney FOR SALE nice Obeeter VVhlte gj entertained teood sows,young and opon,l fall 38 Hends at her home Friday nite OIC boar young radcvnwt fae JUQJ play birthday 300 lbs, 1 gilt wt175 Pres racket i party, K 5 mi west of Pinckney Spears Rd J FOR SALE Mixed hay, WhiU Rock Roosters, Muskovy Ducks, WANTEDS ARM UJUMGS, w also will hatch shiken eggs j foip you sell fjui kam Frank Pearce phore Dexter 4067 prospects thgjffim FOrt SALEBaby chicifT Barred U HAROLD QlANDUand White Rocks, N H Ris,Hy Phone Q5W HowelL AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 7i SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT LL WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWERS SHABPEN19 Lines and Large Type Wiite Leg horns now hatching Our chicks chicks are U S approved under Michigan State Po lultry Dept Bob Squire Hatche yHowellMich 218 South Mich A phone 305W FOR RENTrA Good Room Mrs L J McKinley Pinckneys MANBELLS SAW FILING SHOP HILAND LA urvST SIDE 11524 RIVER DRIVE S5 B5 THE SENIORS OF PINCKNEY HUGH SCHOOL PRESENT Pieplant Pete and Bashful Joe Pinckney High School Gym crt 800 P M FRIDAY, APIRL 18th QUALITY I 1 Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Admission 80s, CMEEdre 35c TWO ENTERTAINERS FROM RADIO STATION W J R WITH A LOCAL TALENT SHOW Tickets now on sale from any Senie CTIG Fish o mi Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS will be em auction at Pinckney at the Stewart Amdor starting t 100 p m on property on West Main s April 5th THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHWOS OF CHESTER MURRAYWHO HAC aowr , almmAa T ruBNlrUREFARM rooiMmoffnno WFLLCO ANYONE HAVDfa ITEMS TO LIST CALL FOtERVILLE 238F6 I iVrr i rt 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 April 02, 1952 Description An account of the resource April 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 1952-04-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/588fe7e5174ae948494c290499cbfde3.pdf 82b1408fad35700596e3d08ba05b188d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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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. etf m mi re , r o I vS TviqA vwbscW f 5S ovt Volinnlla Wednesday, April 9, 1952 Michigan Mirror The big issue in Michigan are taxes and the constitutional con Characters f THJ LAYBY FAMILY Through Mrsjunja Lavey Doody ventiai Both ore being kickectf TfSiivor wao V W atouncL but still hoe an excellent memory i managed toget a good account ot the Lavey families who settled in liitnam about 1840 This was U year ot tne oig exodus from Tne qovemar would cure the tax situation oy a corporation pro fits tax, He say no constitutional convention until the state is reapportioned r urthermore he says it would take until 1954 before it famine could accomplish anything First lhe ancestor of the Lavey fam a majority ot all voters must ap y wcu, one patjick Lavey of prove it Tfafcn delegates must oty Mecrth, Ireland He never De selected It delegates wpuJd oame to America but died in meet and take many months and Ireland His tour sons who came maybe a year in rewriting to America wer PHHMIAI the constitution Then said constitution must i e submitted to vote oi the people tor approval He says the state cannot wait thai Lodge News, i Despite bad weather about 250 peojpteottenaea tne 2aa aanuui ram Masters Nignt ixxnquet ox uvingstpn ioage iXOVti crA Ato, neia at tne acnooi Jknuraay nue U ditterent lodges were repres ented, ij uom outside tne siuie Catholic s Catholic Church Jiey Michigan I Her Fr Albeit J Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Masses Bummers 630, 800, 10s0a ll3P Wintei 800 lOtOO Nevenna Devottonst Friday evening at 730 p an GratAe School JNews iCindejgarten We visiiea the nrst grade at tne new scnooi rnaay iney n iertamea us with a puppet j10v and reiresunienis We uiank iv i burns for tciung us on bus No5 Current Comment few for asi Cilia Uifcr me Iiq ireianddue to crop knluies It is ge rooms were ,ppen I Friday anr NMAnnn n erred to as the year oi the U , 7 p mT tSSL TMTwL America were PatrickMichaeT Brian and James James nevw, married but lived with the Brian Lavey family long The governor will veto any IT na5 ,ownedthe farm an Cedar bUi that taUes iund away from T Rnow,owaed bY Wayne schools or locc i communities He tztJf, McGraih, quotes Supt o Instruction Thurs ton who says t le schools need 400,000 to brii j the system upto dot iAJA 33 states nov have a corporal ion pront tax It is measure would net 6UO0000O a year after the Uancnaise tax as taiea out It has 3 advantac JS 1 New busiines3 would no nave to pay it until it begins t make money 2 Small busine corporations pay more under the franchaise tax 3JVlany srno i businesses are not incorporatea The governor tias signed several important Lils One would allow state poiic, to move in and take charge in districts where heie are danger gas exposions Another provides i 200 tuie ancU md dauqhters Roseann Seeir cidente mvolyn carelessness , had 4 eons FrankLouis ToaUowgunrunken hunters William d Charles, 4 daughto be conliscatec Makmg the uM nuZZlu xLu, a sister of the wile of CaptMonks 1 hey had 4 sons, Patrick Rich ard Nfichael and Bernard and 4 daughters,Ann Lavey BradyMary Lavey TipladyJuiia Lavey Doody and Hose who never married Richard and Bernard were also unmarried Patrick bought the Dwyer farm in Dexter townshipT and married Francis ConnoiisJlikf children were William Bernard Francis Helen and Elisabeth Michael married Jennie RocheHis cnidren were Leo,Adrian Norbert Duane Lorenzo and Laura Gradwell Patrick, son of the original Patrick owned the farm on Dexter Town Hall Rd now called the Sauer farm His sons were Alfred wmen tune dinner was servea at tne school Oy the O Sassis ted ay tne Rainbow Girls JThe invocation was given ty Rev jvicLucas Winston naugnn Wjyu made the welcome address and introduced tne toastmastei, Clark Mcenzie, rtt G ireasoi Aalamazoo Uienn Clayton, KM responded to the welcome and in troauced the Livingston past mas tors The Minni Singers of Dearborn composed of 2U boys sang 4 numbers Their director Harold Koch, is a noted choir director and their singing was excellent Merwin Campbell received his 800 Mas, Congregational Rev Donald firady pastor Thur Candlelight Service, com munion baptism, confirmation oi new membersl Good Friday 1200 to 300Union 3 hour service of 7 Last Words of the Cross SpeakersRev Beach Rey Cochran Gregory, Dr Jos eph Pearl, Ann Arbor, Harve Snyder, Jesse Yoder and Glen don Jantzi of Goshen College and j Rev Brady Special singing Easter Sunday Communion at 800 a m Sermon 1030 Topic past masters apron from Rex Our Risen Lord and God Mus fcackett who replaced Ona Camp c by senior and junior choirs bell slated to make the the oretsen talion, i Sunday School 1130 Tues April 15Bd of Trustees at Lh9 memorial service for three Ithe parsonagedeparted brothers, Nelson Mfiier, Thur, April 17Ladies Aid at the j Floyd Martin and Lt John Cajver, church Men invited at 1200 noon was given by Rev McLfcas, Wea 400,Junio cnotr oracuse assisted by Harold Koch Who 700, Senior Choir practise sang a soio Mich Cherry Cvii permanent Making it a mis aneanor to re iuse to give up t lephone line in case of emergency such as a fire dept or police cai One allowing CONVICT GEVJ AWAY This section haa ome excite ment in this section Friday which was caused by thj escape of Charles Wright,30 rom the con vict camp on the iwis farm at Chilson He was scit up from Kai mazoo county for L years for lar ctny Wright mao his break at 3 p m and went to O B Wilt txrs, Rose H4abethNellieMary Chris got the old fcarm He had but ond daughter ,Mary Rose His wife was Rose Lyman Patrick married Susan Harris His chfld dren were the triplets, John Lee, The following grand lodge officers were introduced Guy Powell G M Mike Whyte, G b W, Grand Rapids Francisi Mennohite Calvary MennaaHe Church v Kzra Beach, Pastor Dodge G S D Detroit MorqanU S SuPL Walter Esch Smead G Lect Rochester Glen I M Wowhlp 10Uu local communities o set up flood EEJTHL SSJhl V Vl Knckney has been promoter controL IttffiPZF ,009 worn , woor uarm K whli Michael Fleming named after the Marlett GcL Tiler, MtJieanens The foliowinq past grand mas tern George Dolliver Battle Creek Di Hazen Cole, Ithaca Charles Sherman Lansing The candidates tor grand marshall Vivian Richards, Milan DrChai, les iViamby Battle Creek Louis Pexrm, Detroit The following grand lodge committeemen Glenn he took Wiltses ca A 22 rifle and forced Wiltses hoekeeperMrs Doris Prince 21, to accompany him, The car got stu in the mud and he abandoned it and Mrs Prince and wsnt to tk Lyle Herbst home and took ancier carHerb st, called his father, Louis and a brother Wilbur and they captured Wright at Silver Jake at Ham burg after a 9 mile hase CON8EBVATION DT NOTES The dept is expects i to receive 128745 in tax monc under the DingellJohnson act , his is from the tax on fishing eqpment Smelt with worms in them should not be thrown away as cooking makes them ,de for eat ing 1200 swans were no d one day last week in Pointe Mcille marsh near Monroe, The biggest tree pic ing in the history of Michigan t ices place this spring when 246,000 trees and shrubs will be t inted by farmersgame men and prisoners, 42 guns and one bo were recently sold at sale O ronfiscat ed weapons, 28 guns crd 2 bows are still available, The deptis reprinting, The Life History of Walleyed PL0 in Mich igan which will be avcdlablo soon Starting April 20 the dsor star vaticn area will be inspected Losses are expected to xvi around 2000O There were ,000 the vear before Wh4e portions of Grrt Lakes Dexter priest and Grover Cleveland after the president Grover died at about the age of 5 years Other sons were George and Port Huron Rex Sackett, Detroit Harry and 2 daughters, Mae MetzJ and Grace Nile Patricks sons, were James and JohhLink married Michael, son of the original Pat rick had a farm on Island Lce Rd Dexter township across from SaJ fw 0l ii0owheX Byron Hopkins formHis sons were Patridc James Michael and William and daughters, Betsy Mary Lavey Doyle, Rose Lavey Briday Kate Lavey Murphy Quite a few of these went to Jacksonte live and the Jackson Laveys are descended from them William I was on the Jaakson police force He later came back to Dexter township and worked on the Chris Lavey, Tom McGuiness and other farms James was a carpenter and mason and helped build the town hall here Tomp McCleer in describing the laving of the corner stone of the town hallsaid Jim Pearson, Jim Lavey and him self were the only ones there the night they sealed the quart of whiskey in the cornerstone Mrs Doody is the only survivor of the children of Brian Lavey Like many old families there were many members with the same name which hoi caused same confusion Kenneth Hoyt, Rochester Frank Lane Pontiac Harold Koch Dear born Guy Powell, grand master del ivered the address He teok for his subject The Fabric of Masnot, onery and urged the Masons to see that only the best of mat erial was used in weaving this fabric It was well receivedThe secretary introduced the visiting masters and past masters and Wm Ketcham lodge mus ician for a number ofyears The Minni Singers sang more selections ending with the Lords Prayer and the assembly was dismissed by M Baughn70 members from Livingston Lodge were present, 31 came from 21 different Detroit lodges 17 from Ann Arbor 12 from Stockbridge 12, Howell, 11 South Lyon, 11 Fowlervlile 8 Brighton I Other delegations came from Dexter, SalineManchester, Milan Dearborn Faarunqton, Bedford Byron, Lansing, PlymouthNorth ville Battle Creek, Kalamazoo Grand Ledge Rochester, Ithaca, Pontiac, Mt Clemens Dansville Port Huron, Bancroft Grand Rap ids The outstate lodges were Minneapolis MinnMadison Wis Pt Lawrence, Ohio Savanagh, N YToledo Ohio uday School 1100 Cmldreos Houi 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Coit Fellowship Service Wednesday fttOO o m Nigb boring iSofs John E Sprout, USAF, son ol Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout of WILLIAM ROCHE THE CANCER DRIVE One out of every five Ameri William Roche,81 died suddenly cans now living will develope can cer 8,625 people in Michigan died of cancer last yr Dont wait untl cancer strikes Your dollar will aid in the fight against can cer Tell your neighbors of the cancer crusade Last year 70000 people were saved from death from cancer by American Can cer crusade Give liberally, to this ccmseDorothy Dinkel is chairman and Elisabeth White and Nellie Gardner co chairmen areas nave besn flood water UVQfQSTON LODGE HO 78 F levels in the northern lr v Pn Insula decJimed 15 of c foot In March from February T is still 56 ft over the 10 ftaver je PIEPLANT PETE, BAS JL JOE AND MR DUFF 1 A M CALENDAR April 12 Past Masters to work 3 EA degree Fish supper This will be served after the degree work No lOlin Robinson W MN Millet S W Cliff Miller J W J Pieplant Pete Bashful oe andlp Sackett S D I H Hooker 0uffv famous W J T Radloin , Mr , , entertainers will be at M Pinck ney high school auditori m Oft the night of April 18 wh 13 thsy will be sponsored by fhi senior alas Their program will consist U songs, ioke, impsfionfitions te In adaitioo mm 13 wm yML S, JktfBjiuSHiASBflHBJsVH llisV BSBBi SBSBSBtPSBSBSBSSBSXSBSSLtfSSSWw SJSSlBV SBBK BJBpBB SABiBABATIkBJBSBl 4kflSBMTSArT t Sec pWCurktti Joe GriffSis ReaderGctrdnerM CampbolL Hcmnett No 2Jleg Schcder W M Col Hooker STwFisher J W,Curlett Seaj Vedder S D Griffiths J DGurdntr Tfler Sts N Miller, C, MUWr HcBusttt Roader Ko OPercv EflU WJMtobon N 1 Sunday morning of a heart attack at the home of his neice Mrs Germaine Stackable on M36 W, where he had made bis home Since he had sold his farm He attended Palm Sunday services at Pinckney returning home had gone to feed tne pigs when he suffered the fatal attack and died almost instantly Mr Roche was the sole surviv or of the 11 children of Richard and Alice Farrell Roche and was born on the old homestead called the Hogback This is now part of the university of Michi gan Game Reserve, In his early days he taught district school and later was a farmer He was a star ball player and the team composed of the 5 Roche boys and 4 McCleers was one of the best in the country back in the nlnsttos The Rosary was Arid at the the Swarthout Funeral Home on Tuesday night The funeral was hold at St Marys church atl000 a m Wednesday, Rev Albert Schmitt officiating Burial in St Sergeant while serving with the 3499 Mobile Training Group at Chanute Ar Force Base, 111 The Dexter school board has altered the plans on their new elementary school and ut the cost 99,000 Louis Walsh, 52 son jgf Johu Walsh of Webster, died suddenly last Wednesday while wroking working at the Gallagher Cotton Mills in Dexter Bids are being advertised for the South Lyon housing pioject which consists of 20 units Howell has ordered 6 voting machines which will be used n the primary election Jean Schweinfurth is valodictor ian of the Chelsea senior class and Don McCleer, son of Mrand Mrs Mcufc MoCleer salutatorian Mrs George RobbEileen Kuhn of Gregory entertained at a miscellaneous shower Frxlay for Kay Kuhn who will be an April bride The UnadUla Red Red Cross of which Emma Poole is chairman collected 23595 The Fowlerville high school band received hte highest rating in the concert at Lansing at which 47 bands competed Kay Conely of Brighton will re present the county at the state 4H exhibit in the dress reviwRichard Miller of Pinckney in boys handi craft He made a boat George Nunn of Brighton mar, of the state liquor store at Howell suffered a heart attack last wesk The Briqhton elementary school built a year ago is overcrowded and a 6 room addition may be buLSt Grass fires ore peeping the firo depts busy The Howell high school track team took part in the meet at Mt Pleasant Normal March 29 and placed 4th Norma Steoket Pinckney high We each planted a s ed in oui window box Tnurj,aay und some 01 ihem were coming up ivion day We have a boit ball nd wiL play ball s aon as the icncones up A new girl started in our room toaay Her name is hreuuu bai nicoi ana she hves at Shvoi Lake We also had a visitor, hei namte is Marilyn first and Third George iiunaeii has a new baby sister When his motnei gets iinnci sonic times he holcL ner, Cnarics Root has a mother rab bit tnat has bauies Tommy heads Uuncle Fred is Dick irom Flonaa We find our study of vego tables and seeds very interesting We have planted many kinds and are studying dfitercnt kinds of soil, Puvl Stapleton has a new ne People kftow why the date iLl e every yea7 ii 11 aoes not nave a uiu autfc isomer hah L LJI Pi ume there is ie px ctfiii C iru was when xuLQ vvas arrived at a lneaoa of setting the aior asic w,s aaorneS in 46J fxU, uopted in a UiQ council 01 church, iieao ui iMicoa Lot years ago n uiOe u ys luie numbers of iuiims went 10 uic iioly Lanct to wojsiup at base, r time How ever in road to jCusleum was in lesiLd with robbtiis una the Nicea ocuncii sci iiu date oi taster as me ui 1 bmiauv laihng on the uisi Sunday oi uie lad moon after me oniing 01 spnng so the Pil gims vouid have the hght of the mo 11 10 travel by und protect them irom robbeis The lull of the moon vanes so that the aate of Easter is liable to come in Maih or April, ihe latest date it ever come n was April 25 in lb4J rlhe lull ot the moon was im pouunt in the oid horse buggy uays Oid Masonic bylaws pro viae that lodges shall meet on 0 beloie the uil of the moon Secand Grade The Do xour Dutyclub mot Monuay and eiccted new ouicers ierry nowelipresrticliara ivruiin vu Q pits, iNuncy Lairow sc, VJ laid Darow jr broke nis aim piaymg Wednesaay, We hope ne 10 back soon iaul burg brought a baby bunny to school tosh w us i 4ot Monday hichard Krahn was 9 yeais old Sunday The blueuirds are ahiaH m our breatast contest We inaao nast r pitoes lost Friaay Jmi nose has poison c ak Ono ,fOur reading group be gan tneir new reader ivlonduy K 111 Smger Hichard Singer Paul Buiq, Barbara Baughn, Lin da ana Lucille Barrett and lorn Huhman were in How 11 Stur day and ira e loilson and Bunny Hin hey in Ann Arbor Karen Singer visited her unci Ray at Dexter Sunday and Claud ia Gari her cousin in Ietroit on J Saturday Linda Kellenbcrger spent Tuosi day night with Claudia Garr, j Skipper Swarthout and Bobby j Hollister brought a stuffed qreat horned owl and a pheasant our room last week, Frank Manor has moveu to Plymouth We are sorry to 1 se rum ack Bennett Carolyn Cosgr iy Denise Mowors and Fatriaia Miii iken were absent Monday Fifth Grade We thank Jak Leo and Tom my Read for sharing their exhib it with us Also Jerry Reason and Karl Burg, Kay Kitchen has returned to our cLas3 as the army order for their trip ta Germany has been temorauly canoelled We have completed our part speech books We are beginning greup units on Sea Creatures Boos, Ani mal Science Commerce Charactor, Education American In ventors Rocks and Minerals We appointed new monitors for this month, Sixth Grade The present legislature which has not particularly distinguished lseit but 1 they succeed in accom phshmg ne thing their work will be commended Sonator Gilbert ot Bay City added, a rider to an appropriation bill to out alll ex, penditures lor piupraganda, pro motion publi illations and press agents At the present time there sre 14 such agenoies with 58 em poye s drawing 5305,278 per ear This aoes not include post uge All state depts have them molding highway seCeof state, treasurer,c nsrvatiun Education, lie uth et They flood the news p prs with lengthy articles de votea to boosting their deptsThe greater part ol it goes into the waste bsket The conservation dept is tne only one which qet much o its stuff printed Senator Bob Taft is all pepped j up by lus vi tones in Wisconsin ana Nebraska last week snd al though ne won a majority of th3 I delegate he aid no get majority of the popii r vot in either state i Taft qoi Ji4,2M m Wisconsin but Warren q t 250,704 and Stassen I 163J20 thus 100000 more people t0 j tii ie vofa against him than for I him en isenhowers name was not on me caliot in Nebraska ialt got 6G42, Eisenhower had 53877Stussen 4b,112Kenny 8754 Here again there were more than 40,000 mor per pie against Taft than for him The midwest has no seaports and has always been the center of isolationism The election shows they still lean that way The decision of President Truman not to run for a third term leaves the j mocrats with no out stanaing candidate We never fig urea Senator Kefauvor a strong candidate He is from the south and from a state with few elector al votes The Democrats have not nominated a man from the south in over 100 years So far Governor Stevenson of Illinois seems to tbe Truman choice but he says ha has no inclination whatever to be president but wants another term Friday we made Easter murals as governor Gov Williams of and chalk pictures I Michigan has been mentioned but Kenneth Russell went to a birth, oeographv is against, him Mich to a Marys Cemetery InAnaAxbcc Monday voters teat the propoeitton Jo tax U, 0 day party for his grandfather, Saturday, Karl Burg went to his great grandmothers birthday party , , , Sunday, She was 92 years old school graduate is one of the 92 Tom Rer goes to the dentist 92 students to have an all A re every Tuesday cord at the University of Mchi gan the first semester George Bowman of Marion and David Nash of Hamburg will at tend the state 4H meet at dole gates from this county, Carl Ward of Marion is home from McPherson hospital where he was a patient MRS WILLIAM E ROBB Mrs Agnes Ellsworth Robb, 70 wife of William Robb, founder of the Citizens Mutual Auto Ins Co died at Howell Saturday Surviving are her husband, two sons, James and Leon and three daughters Also a brother and 8 gcmdchttdrii4 The funeral was at St Josephs Church, Howell Monday Karen Eichman is moving Pincknoy, Barbara Singer stepped on nail Mr Gross from the conserva tion dept gave us a talk about animals James Eubank wrote a report on Samuel Morse We havo a new science pro jet brinqinq plants to school We had our spellinq bee Fri day Nancy Nash from Mrs Sharps 5th grade won Wo crre mctfanq a study of our conservation Seventh Grnrde Friday the 7th and 8th oradef bpld a selling contest that last ed 7 hours Donna Basvdlo won on the word depths Ribhard T awrence was ntnnerup Both igan has never had a presidentLewis Cass was nominated once but lost We read considerable of the Arnold Home in Detroit BuT few know its orgin or how it is financ ed It was founded in 1900 By the Rev Charles Arnolda Detroit Ep iscopal minister Its first home was a red brickie house on West Grand River near Six Mile Later they got enough money gifts to build the place on Seven Mile be ween Northvllle and Detroit It is not state supported but depends on gifts and stipends from those who g there, mostly old age pen sions Elmer Book,Ernest Frost and Lylo Younglove, former local fits idents cjl thee The CongL Ladie s Aid meet JootfSiftfcwr chiiSh part April 17Pot dSSSTiS Tthjbi th to arouads Vbr 28 Mm Hto wW invited JJg S sSSdUi who 1 mained up the longest were Safiff Miller and Marilyn Gustafsott We are makini state in g Some of us The pupils in our class wul either homsv uf Affr M m m r, 46 tm t i , AprilS, 1951 SSSSB George Culey 65 dud at the r , homo ol hi doughs, Mrs Maude Jw WfaKr J BUatttaCreekXrU Jm Mas Dc Dcieux 1 The funeral was at the Pinck and N Hew vongl church Monday, Rev i to Maycroft ofJteating Uvingston T,VE FINGERS Lodge No 76 had charge of the dY novelty graveaide aexvices j frtdsJSdSTXSflu u Owing to the many bank robbi Doromy Lamour DOB Ameche xter Theater BRIGHT IDEA FOR BETTER MEALS Theres one ingredient you need for every recipe, and thats good lighting When you see the difference you tastfc the difference even jeel the difereooe Your whole kitchen looks lighterTcTeantc, more pleasant Light up your kitchen work counter with an odercabinet fixture Pick one out at your electric fixture dealers FOR FULL INFORMATION SEE TOUR DEALER v, i m L iiii JU K 1 smartest topperpJ the season thats the Mandarin coat rlttb collar, high rising adjustable button sleeves The praise winning short story fashioned in wonderful perfection plaid Blue or Pink Sizes 8 to 18 w Hen Exclusively 20 and up PEIRCES v 1P W, VFPBBBf enes the banks oi the county met last weekand organized a via lkmtee system They will have so many deputies in each town fox j whom they will buy guns A meeting will be hed April 13 to f select deputies Fran Hoft 65a former resident, died in Lansing Saturday Adelbert Gaffney of Chubbs Corners was struck and killed by a car 3 miles east of Howell last Thursday night Funeral was at St Marys church Monday Only 266 vote, were cast at the election Monday Jfhe Democrats winning all offices The molarities were Sup MJ Reason 82 Clerk M E Darrow 75 Treas W EL Murphy 179 High Com, Cass Clinton 73Justice Mike Layey 60 Member of Bdof Review Bert Van Blaricum 60 The supervisors in this section are all Democrats Henry HowletL UnadillaJ Paul McCleer Harnburg,Robert Wright Marion and Gilbert Madden, Dexter The following went to Ann Arbor Sunday night and heard Ms Peter Ross give Christian Science lecture C V Van Winkle Dede Hinchey, Bonnie Rice Abner Watkins is now engineer on the ferry boat betweenSt Ig nace and MacMnac Cecil Hen dee entertained the 11th grade at his birthday party party Chalkers Dance Hall Patterson Lake opens for the season April 23rd Ad Colluxn is again running his pavilion at Lakeland Bom to Virgil Amburgey and j wife April 1 a son Seeley Harger is pinning a paint store at Fenton Mrs Minnie Gardner and iam iy have moved from over the bafc ery to the James Wilcox,farm Mrs Met Chalker has sold her property across the pond,to Paul Bock John Dunn has purchased the Damascus Monks farm Abe Haines, section boss, was hit by the west bound train at Lakeland Wednesday and suflered a brcfcen collar bone and sev eral ribs Mrs Anna Ball Savery of Dex ter is a patient at the Pinckney Sanitarium , Born to Bert VanBlaricum and wife last week a girl Will Roche is breaking a fane young colt for Henry Plummer A University o Michigan stud ent drowned at Hudson Mills on hte Huron River last week when his canoe capsized in SliGHTLY FRENCH Whip Wilson to STAGECOACH DRIVER Sunday Monday, April 13, 24 Sun 200 p nv coat George Montgomery Audrey Long in INDIAN UPRISING I QBACOIOT Cartoon News Tue Wed Thur April 15,16,17 Doris Day, Danny Thomas to MIXL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS witl Frank Love joy Jameu Gleason Friday, Saturday, April 11 12 2 few mts 2 FORT OSAGE in color A tape WMMJI Starting Rod Cameron, Jane Nigh, and Morris Ankrum Phis FINDERS KEEPERS A wit Tom EwelL Julia Adams and Evelyn Varden SundayMondayTucjida Apriil3,14 II Sun shows 3579 Man 7,9 Great Easter Picture DAVID AND BATHSHEBA XD TchnjiMff Greory Peck Susan Hayward and Raymond Masey News aad Cartoon 4 i Streetcar Comingne Star A Named Desire Sylvan Theatei Chelsea NknJfA Friday, Saturday, April H 12 THE LADY AND THE BANDIT StafDc Louis Hayward Patricia Medina and Tom Tully eBrteot Nowi stooge comedy Sunday Monday, April 13, 14 shows 715 913 Eoster Special HONG KONG In Technicolor A Drama Hflqflil Ronald Ragan, Rhonda Fleming Danny Chang, Nigel Bruce Cartoon Kitten Sxnittsm tundoy Shows i, S, 7, Tuot Wed, Thur April 15,787 DEATH OF A SALESMAN A Irama SlaaV Frederick MarshRichard Bannock Wod, Thur April 16, 17 shows 7009 00 A Great Musical Comedy GOLDEN GIRL In TftCiintcalqr with Mitsie Graynor, Dennis Day and D ROBERTSON ComingTen Tall Men Man in the Saddle t Avon Theater StockMdge Micmgan Friday, Saturday, April 11 12 THE LOST CONTINENT prehistoric adventure story with Caesar Romero, Hilary Brooke Punch Judy Borbalero 111 11 i inn Sunday Tuesday, April 13, 15 SHOWBOAT fa TochnioIof super musical classic with Joe Brown Ava Gardner, Howard KeeL Katherine Grayspn Latest Nows shows 715, 915 ComlngThis Woman is Dangerous Snow White 3 Lee Jheater WHRMOBE LAKE MICrL riday, Saturday, April 11 12 Doublo Foaturo FLAME OF ARABY In TotaaSeolor wrth rhtf Maureen OHara Jed Chandler in TARZANS PERIL with Leg Barker, Virginia Huston Coming South of Caliente Yes Sir Mr Bones The Fighting Coast Guard Bell TELEPHONE OPERATOR i 47 Years Ago Sunday Monday, April 13, 14 MatinM Sunday SilQ Si eortea Doris Day, Danny Thomas faA TLL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS FeaturetiVLincoln in the White House News Cartoon George Hendee has sold his home at Dexter Corners to Mrs Dudley Grieves and bought Mrsjfu Wod Thur April isi6,i7 Flora Grimes house ae Pearl and VIA ZAPATA Hamburg Sts Msxlcan Tiger on White Horse Mrs Frost, mother of Ernest and Albert Frost died at Pontiac last j Tuesday Joe Kennedy is learining to set type in the Dispatch office Sherd Swarthout has moved in to the Bert Nash house he purchased, Mrs, Ronnie Barton into Starring Marlon Brando, Jean Peters Featurette, Sugar Chile Robinson Nws 10 pupils of the high school health class visited the home for mentally undeveloped children i No experience necessary pay while learning Pay increase first year,chance foradvancementpaid vacation wo4 near home with friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment Otfe 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE the house vacated by him and at Lapeer Monday Dorothy Park Silas Barton into the house vacat and Mrs Everett Hammel drove ed by her Herbert Forbes, a Stockbridge boy had both arms cut off at the Pindney depot Ihursday night when he fell under a ffreight train He was not employed by th rail ware, pinckney and road but was in the habit of riding Stare, Portagb liake the train, hoping to be a brake FISHING CONTEST The Ann Arbor News is giving away 360 in prizes at a fishing contest In this area Lavey Hard Wheelers COMPANY VUil VliOJ Jva stations I art entry The contest runs from man Dr C L Sigler dressed the April 26 to Sept 30 and is open a3 , x , , to all licensed fishermen There John IXier, former resident died four diVisions h northem at his daughtershomeinCanada p2ce 2 large mouth bass3,blue last week Burial was in Jackson , for fiflh come8 clo8 ASi SSSrS SSfr Michigan lecord for Ae North Lake Grange HdU on species To be elgible the fish Friday night , must have been caugit in Liv Chntf Fitzsimmons is woifcmg, inqstoiL Washtenaw Oakland HESvZ , A l qhom, Jackson Monrce or Un Mr Pattick Kelly has returned OTee 8 For full informat from Richmond Virginia , ion ao t0 entry statioias Miss Hazel Benham won place in the oratorical contest at Howell high school she is a senior The Topping family off Pkrinfied have a new phonograph Will Roche has bought the Henry Plummer col MARRIAGE LICENSES Donald Huff, 19, HowelL Phyllis Archer 18 Fenton William Ross 23, Brighton, Elizabeth Tryill, 24 Howell Your helper when you want to know whre your monsy has gone An able assistant at low cost Your friend in need wiien an account is disputed A cancelled check is conclusive evidence oi payment Your caution lightwhen you plan purchases outside youi budget The check stub record tells you the amount you can spend at all times CARD OF THANKS tScSSS I wishexpUmrsincere arce is spending a couple or ,1,,, t , r i i force is spending days at home CARD OF THANKS thanks to my relative friends and neighors for their many acts of kindness, flowers, cards and WELL, MXaOOAN ror wiw eomMNtALJSSWWSMSI wfSJ ler cmd all a e hospital for the neighbors, feenas relatives tat the plants, gifts, cards, aLJ yrrx BUCKELEW so the Masons Stan, Kings Wrt IUH1WM HII Daughteni and CongX Church aeatdiSufSd ta2rf organizations who were ao kind OTa and thoughtful of me during my recent confinement in flbuliow Hosptta Jjansdng, Ona L Campbell McPHERSON Se BANK tfQwHl, Mich All deposltf up 1 510,000 insured by osn mexnbsfihfp m the Federal Deposit Ifirdnce Cac oorariOTi tifN SAVYOUREf MOC ON AIR IN CUSHIONED VHVETKZ WOESI CALL AT YOUJI CONVBNZINClJ eSattfeSSj vy Dexter died Saturday H was th New ar USS ZrT Hjs learea t, ten and eon Funad Wednesday, April 9 1952 The Peopl Ufitttt at postoifics if XV ria fit March 9 W77 Suuscaptua ttte 9LU IMC y StOf e Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Gets Furnishngs Liugerie If Kennedys Gen Store Mrs Porothy Dirf eNellie Gard ner and Elizabeth White attend ed a cancer meeting at the Stiring Douglas home in Fowlerville Thursday nighs He is county chairman Bob Darrow has been ordered to report tor amry induction on j April 24teo Lavey is a patient at Vetei 1 ans hospital Ltearoorn The Lo agios Piummer family have movea nom the Chester Murray turm to the Stewart Anderson building on West Main Street Wayne Bennett has bought the Paris Whetsei property at ratter erson Lake Mrs Ida Byers and Janet Feid ler ot Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the Howara Head home Harry Lavey and wile ot De troit were Sunday guests ae the Lee Lavey home rtev ivuuuus of Brighton and George riarwood ana wife ot Howeii called on Ona Qampbeii over the week end Mr and Mrs M J Reason were Sunaay guests of Mrs Florence Artz in Detroit Mrs Hubert Read, Mrs James Whitley and Mrs ired Head call ed on Mr ana Mrs Fran1 Peters in Jackson Thursday Mr and Mrs Gayle Shirley are moving in their new home in Livonia this week The Howara Read family were in Detroit Friday The Marvin Light family have 1 gone to Arizona until juns for Mrs Lights health j Mrs Addia Palmer of Detroit is I visiting at the Herb Palmer home The Herb Palmer family and Patty Rebman attended the chris lenmg oi tne baby oi Mr and i Mrs Herb Palmer jr at the How ei M b church Sunday and en tertained the Herb Palmer jr, jas Meyers and LUsworth families at cuiiner, Mis John F, Ward of Dexter vis itea at the Robert Given home last Monday on the occasion oi ohn and Dick Givens birthdays, The Leo Emmett and Walter Clark families called on Mrs G W Clark in Ann Arbor Sunday on the occasion of her birthday Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Lee Tiplady attended the funeral of Louis Walsh at Dexter , LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT BOTSB LAKE WHEN IN NEED OI Plumbing Pumps Bathroom, Fixtures tWd Electric Heaters, Pips, Fittings REPAMING A SPKIAUTr COMPUTE LINE OF FUTURES COLORED WHITE PUMPS My ror Hughes MASTER PLJMBEB ONE fMCXNEY 157T11 Pocohontas AND CLEAN SUBNINQ Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHER QUE AND CANNALl COAL ON HAND DEiIoey Son PHONEJ681 DEXTER A4 Satuidav 9 Wegener home Mrs Jean Meyer and hildren T Ypsilani called at the Waltei The Younglov F i A elected Clark home Thursday omcers last Friday night Pres , The 50 club was entertained Lucille WyHe Vice Pres Marv at the Jck Borto n homo ot Uearhart Sec Mrs, John Boyer Strawberry Lake Sunday Treas Marjorie Line Mrs Gladys lintan spent Frjl Pluribing W ter Systems etc Stanley Oinkel i rMr and Mrs henry Winslow , have moved back to their home I iv0re Lake kom Chelsea j MrsEdna Campbell spent Wed nesday and Thursday with her day with Mrs John Ruttman in Marion The Rex SaoVettt family of Detroit and FASaokett of Minneap olis Minn, called at the Larry Camburn home Saturday Trooper Garth Meyer of Bad Axe spent Sunday with his famiy at the Millard Younq home Twins, a boy and a girl wera born recently to Mrs Jeanne Hart ley Hearn of Bad Axe, formerly of Gregory The Jacl Younq, D Conklin and James Burns famines called at the Ray Burns home Sunday The Dr James Nash family oi PhlifiaTppaa Motfo VfO J0utlf i PhlflbiToppon long ttgular Mu 00009 hlle SyitofT, Cmplty Installed Vy Cfcirdn of PMIga 10TAI AU THREi JOR ONLY nam 209 tOFFE IXPIRfS t U A 8 f YOU GIT a big btautlfvl rang ft 3HVg th tttt rim mm4 YOU Off cvtMrtl Philgas tyitam cmptffy InitilH at y hptn YOU Off tw cyHodari ef aunt Mrs Kelly in OwossoThe Robert Young family and Mrs Susan Young called at the Vincent Young home in Gregory Sunday Robert Carr of the Grand Rap ids Herald, washome the fisrt of the weettc Nan Ledwidge and Mrs Imus and daughter June, were in Jadzon Saturday imj UT James wasn lamiiy Q1 ur r l f and, Coldwater and the Lloyd Hendee the Dr James Nash family of famiIy were Sunday quests at Coldwater oaUed at the home of Lynn Hendec hme f Martm Ritter Sunday Sunday guests of the James George Meabon and wife call le home were H j McKenzie d S 1 YilhJma Marshall home and wie of Detroit and Fred Read mStocUbndge Sunday and wiie TJSL1107 famiIv Were Lu Coyle reurned from Mc in Detroit Saturday Pherson hospital, last Tuseday Mr and Mrs Clifford VcmHorn and had the CIareriCe Stapish attended the funeral of Karl Weli famil of CheIsea as Frida raii cker in Howell Sunday ed Thursday Garth Meyer has finished his Uster McAfet, returned to course at the Mich State Police Ford hospital la3t week or fn School, East Lansing and been th treatrnent assigned to the Bad Axe Post Th0 Hom HolIowa famiy o XOnuSlaI Jd Pw VvJ 33 Lak were Sunday quests at dilla called at the Robert Pike the Dale Miller home home Thursday i The Gerry Eichmans have movl STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the County of Livingston In Matter af th istae of Char L Adams, Deceased At a session of said Couri held March 27, 1352 Present Hon Hjram R Smith Judge o Probate Notice is Hereby Given, that all creditors of said deceased are re quired to present their claims in wrilinq and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon Charles L Adams Jr of Howell, Route 1, Michigan, fiduc iary of said estate and tht such elaimswill be heord by said rruirt j at the Pre bate Office en June 9 I 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice hareof j be qiven by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ey previous to said day of hearinb in the Pinokney Dispatchand that tho fidicuary cause a copy of this j notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last jdiown address by roqistered mail, return reeipt demanded, at least fourteen T4 idays prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearingA true opy Hiram R Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probaet Register of Probate nyA u, rvw u lw awry nonians nave mov STS5K2L rEJE 51 m0 th, Ver, Kennedy house SEE US TODAY IllPlliPOSt mt Keith Emburys of Chelsea and Eagt putnam LLtl iLI H Sylvester Harris has boughtt day guests at the Jesse Henry 1 38 Qcre o and of Wayne Mrs George Thompson is a patient at Florence Crittenden hospital Detroit Ona Campbell returned home from Sparrow hospital, Lansing, Friday He expects to return in a month for surgery Don Griffith and family of Ann, Arbor spent the wesk end at the Joe Griffith home I W H Euler has bought a lot of Gus Hannaman on Unadilld St and will build ett at Mowers and Cedar Lake Roads Glenn Darrow of Detroit called on his mother, Mrs Flora Darrow Sunday CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thans and appreciation to each and everyone who helped at the Past Masters Banquet to nil those WTiCffrlFr Read re ho fumished pies and to the 2 LaTerdaTe nbow Girls for helping serve wofthouc The winners f second round spelling match in the Pincknefl school were Nancy Nash in thir elementary and Donna Basydfe in th high schooL Bonner attended conventton alter jyu vuiu iii ici u turned home from Ft Lauderdale,, rwSi VJrrf WHnMdnv where We are verY ojateful and again f londa, last Weanesday where we hcmk MUlerWM, fij Pottor at inckneV Chapte ORS 145 JS3i Sf fSLvS 5 Hrnef Pott SundaY vi8ors at the George SMASS i LarSnq on Wbb home were his, sisterMrs Slr HTwaf Aeon of lr E0 fficks nd daughters and LU nCw resi, Mr and Mrs Wade Hanks Wan Potter, onoe a Pincknew res j Cohoon VafiBlarteumhasbeen g Hicks of Lansing patient at Sparrow hospitaLLan luffering from a blood cot Born to Mr end Mrs Gerald Vedder March 31 a son Shirley Henry Jr end wife Howell were week end crueet Indus Doyle, Jr and wile In these flooded portion musk rats will increase and pheasants f 0 will he driven further inland Thee were 23 deaths and 200 The Brighton Area School had another upheavel las week when Supt Pepper, the retiring supt who goes to Oak Park next year, notified 7 present teachers that their contracts for next year would not be renewed Included in this, numbr was Al Peterson, athletic roach whose dismissal 2 years ago started a riot, which resulted in his rehiring, the resignation of j the supt at that time Peterson has been turning out good foot ball and has won the League O Lakes title every year except for a tie with Dexter He is one of the outstanding coaches of this section Mrs Don Swarthout Mrs Lola Lobdcl and Mrs Alice WiU on former Pinckney teachersnow at Brighton were not among thase dismissed REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET Mrs Rae CHooker, Republican national committee womanwili address a meeting of Republi products youtfeecfase ihe 9 OfYOUk MEET MRS KEFAUVER in an exclusive interview in the , April 13 issue oi The American can women at the Epsicopal Weo ly, with Detroit Sunday rish halt Howell, April 23rd Times Nancy Kefauver afi 4 p m All women are rvtrav A J dtffiniltVw aL pai fror rom 2 to Invited m rvfrs All women Tom Leith, are ch i Tneae inturier w u eaton kst year water Stnling ParV near Monroe has Keiauver J of higkpoesibiiaY JHouee the senators early PoUtioal eer She reveals how she and SSkS m vtm pzirn mMm rffc tf Itr r 2srf V J7Am iSLEVII3 3ttT aTkBffV , Oft Zf INJO Zmi WATER Suve Over 100 a year NALttftNEP I THE poicnfifMiBfASffnif RAY M DUTTV H IPfadnoy afccaigan OailfTldX A M ID fcOQ P HI Wednesdays 1 , l I ri and a, f v s Mm ka Mft Wth, yy j Kd other um equipot loiwuneot Is arte impomat chaa joer tractor Its purchase 4eeetW thoughtful consideration iotttigati So look at chats all before yoa decidebooee oat with mow ef the feature that count We fitelj ccruio the harder 70 art to pleaee the better youll j like Joha Deere la modero ceif which efere you the rf y litest engioeeriof advancements for speedier easier farainf as welj as in proved, tWCylinJtt perforaaance which insures year of kivfclul, low 3 j cost aarriee, John Deere Tractor at todays J j Ittdere Give us a chaoce to prove it m fS , w v PERMLmt ATEt somip Costs 43 atJtprewar l Momofk ssWefl 7tf P 4 Except DR a Bj4CuKEY Denial 112 North MicJJaau Ave ToloBAonooi Office 835 2eskJunc 014 Evenings by Apioinlmeuifl Howell tt Michiqan HERB SN1ED REAL ESTATE Home Lake ftopeitle hisfaioss Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD SEASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pood incknoy, Mich, Phone 1 8 9 lonel57Fll fiepcdrio MYBON 1 HUGHES S Plumbing and Vttnq j fl late 8717 LakesUe Drive, license Rush Lake P H SWABTHOUT 6 SON 4 Funeral Home j Don C Swarthout, Directot , Modern Equipment i Phone 183 207 E Gttgjsj Rifer thpnes 39 b3, Ptackney, Mich SaTLala, S SpS CIty Lake and Fcnm Property I OKiUMnTBibr 120 West Grand River Ave With MA Ik well t Michiatf JXIASL tj0n 35a Jeeidence 61 Po LEE LAVTY JOHN DEERE TksoCymcer TRACTORS FrsfTtfoJerrt DesanaJtt Prove Peftfm LAVE HARD WARF GEORGE ROUSH Plumping Water Systemi 8108 PmckneyHowell Road PHONE 71FU A THOUGHT FOR E A S TJSR LLOYD HKNDEF Livestock HauLna M4A Weekly Tipe Muae To DMroSl , Gwoerai Trucldno AUCTIONEER Jfeone 64FU Pinckney, Mls fori ftdes A recJaliiy , i rrir I W WYLIE BERT W UE NOTARY Phone PJBckttey J8f2 1 Insurance and Bonds BETRIGERATION SltCfi ,iHONE 136 Pmckney HAROLD Bhef j Repairs On iU Makes Phone PJncJney 151F3 1 uruen DBCI TOWNEE DentfH 8044 Pertaoe Lake Rowl Phone Dextef 3461 Aier CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MFORD GRENITE WORKS MilforcL Michigan h I Classified Advs FOR SALETwo 1 room suite, chair piece livinq and ottoman ,i J t ORDER Ghick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY B1RBS NOW Farmer Feed Supply Cc , , mmn m mm The mesaaxiA of Errttr i frrri j tapestry RCA10 inch Television LOST At Chter Murmy ,SjSiSoS thto cS FOR SALENS month old 7 cubic likenew modem tank typo vac I auction in Pincfiney Sat Apnl 5 j Crmjjoud u tabUtB lilias ft Frigidare roWgerator, full width I uum cleanerall attachment,mi a steel cupboard with two doo j j cht,Delux mcxiel,6 mon oeUaneou household articelso it was taken by intotak Pljaw r 0,1 th old three burner apt size El Buqq 4 Stratton Motor lawn mow FOR SAiiao 1W rT1 d f1 ,5 525730 eewe THL od ,5222173 tion William Meroerphone 62F11 FOR SALErSolid Oak desk with aeatn files on each side also a osmW nation book oase and desk Phone 26, Pinckney FOR RENTFumished 8 room eott age with toilet, oil hecrtec at Patt ATTEND CHURCH ON SUNDAY FOR SALENew Hoctrolux Vac uum, used upright vacuum, boys EASTER bicycle Call after 600 p m j George VaniveiVll22 Mowers Road er, reasonably priced Will Collins, 11356 Laie Drive Hi Land Lake Pinckney k 3 IFOR SAIElnig room suite, erson Lake 40 a month Inquire j mn NATIONAL BANK incurs, walnut Veneer WaterGeorge VanSfdver 1122 Mowers Undo ati taw HfWfjlv nDR federal Supervision Dtpositop Rd or will sell fvJR SALEThayex baby fcuggrako baby bed with mattress and baby swing Call 163,Pinckney WAEDiWoman for general restaurant work Katchie Retauatant Phone 9105 WANTED Girl IOT ecne of two,OR SALE Electrochef elove 4 children from 1030 p m to 1081 burners Dbrreil Baker A M Anthony Recxnon 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or 592 Mower Rid, Pinckney hon Brighton 74952 FOR SALES moe Ujeeter White, LS1250 brood sows,young and opml full M f L RU 116 OIC boar young and cL wt U1 Mam St PV300 Lbs, 1 aUtwt175, 1 WANTEDCarpenter work of ail 5 mi west of Pmckneypears Rd, Ted phoe Buffet, Dining Table and Pour fall front Virginia Carver Phone Pinckney 18F2 FOR SAliTMixed hayWhite Rock Roosters, Mskovy Ducks, also will hatch shiken eggs FOR SALS Whipping cream from TB Bangs tested ctccredited accredited herd Phone 69F2 VanHorns Hillside Farm BBastsSewSVaaMBelBeBSBBBBSBy FOR SALE BuUdina and two lots on West Main St Pinekney known a the Stewart Anderson Yoperty to settle estate Gerald Reason Ada WANTED AhM Let us help you w sell yeurTornt Pinckneys Pieplant Pete and Bashful Joe QUALITY ti Moats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish VWS, Market Prices Courteous Service Frank Pearcc cho Dmrter 4067 nave more piospects uiaii farms FOrt SALEBaby chicksTBarred n U HAhOLD CRANfilUe and White Rocks N H RidsHy , inJ5W HowolL AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75 SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED IAWN MOWEOS SHABPENEB KIANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP filLAND UULL tuxSt STDB 11524 RlVBR DRIVE Lkaee and Large Type WIHe Leg hams now hatching Our ekioks chicks are U S approved under Mishigcaa State Po zultiy Dept Bob Squire Hatche yHowellMich 218 Isouth Mich AT Bphose 305W FOR REIVTA GoodRoomt Mrs L J MeSMey SST3 THE SENIORS OF PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT Pinckney School Gym at 800 P M FRIDAY, APRIL J 8th TWO ENTSRTAWEM FROM RADIO STATION W J K WITH A LOCAL TALENT SHOW THE FOLLOWING ARE THE LOCAL NUMBERS DKLLA DAVIS Piano CAROL MHAOL Tap Donee ALLAN ROSE, Solo BRANDON WHITE Solo ERVIN GREEN Bolo JOHN BIRDSONG, VloHn GEORGE JOHNSON Violin PAUL THOMPSON Dm PAULA aJRLETT, Soje HARTLAND QUARTETTE, Sona WHXIAM HILL, Banjo i DUCK GALLOWAY Accordl Two more acts wffl be added Anyone interested call the Ugh school The Radio 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 08, 1952 Description An account of the resource April 08, 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 1952-04-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a816c93da97363d829658f25a2680eb2.pdf 858bde172599baeb4f84a161b545012c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. v fMFL BICXXS j r 0 Bex Nt 4M Vf M, A Pinckns Volume 68 Wednesday, April 16 1952 u xwiw OUNCES CANDIDACY ueatlis JtZJLTLf , MRS AICE H QUEAL oi investigations to come, it can liardly be ueniea that some o these are political Senator wlui vci lost irom obscurity to a ieau inq presidential ligure by meani ot a television investigation, ne sole results ol wJmGh so far n v been a light jail term 101 Framae Costello, gambler on a charcontempt of congress, Cong, hotter oi Michigan was j on another committee which j showed Local 600 of Foid Motor Co, with 60000 members to be communist aominaiea bu thit i INOW I Catliolic KX Mary a Catholic Church Wodcrey Michigan gey Fr Albert J Scluwit, Pastor,1 Giwte School jVsws i M v First Giade had a happ ,usica ces his aandidacy iorsherifi oil i Senator William Ball andKath Sday Massed Wl5 y laied oT uepudaan ticket He is the , was born in Hambuiq i fw 6830, 8Q0, 10 GU lip Tiisaav diii a puppao want tact was already known State Police Com Leonora another inquiry Ke say3 ihiwould 1 Put state polka records before the public 2 Auow mo time and manpower for so n an investigation Bring pinks in the open 4 Btinq the senojsno of the situation to puinia a Mention The Michigan Mirror is no optomistic It predicts such an in vestgiation would 1 Deemphazj ize dommunisiis in state govern ment2 Do little to expose red j Uifc sii oi ivi hmma Gardner Dime township on March 9, 1874 She e ano in late John C Dinkeip graduated from Mich State Nor and was Loin in Pinckney on I nvd and taught school in Mon i cmu tne Hawaiian Island In 1939 she married Henry Qaeal lie died in 1949 For the last 2 years she has been an invalid S trviving are neices and nep hewc The funeral was at the j S w rtho t Funeral Home WedI nesdav afternoonRav John Rosr, Well wood of Brighton offici tinq j burial in Hamburq Cemetery v t Winter 8004 fOtOd j We Novenna Devotions i I fridav evenix , at 7 JO p in Friday after Novejajiu Dovotion j Saturday 730 te b00 P ML Sunday hcijf 800 LI , MRS BARBARA TESSMER Mrs Barbara Tessmer, 88wife J of the late Aug us Tessmex, died at her home in Lakeland Frida, Surviving are a stepson Clauuo Tessmer and stepdaughterLjVha I Gno Marquardt ot Ann pTrb r4 nephews Arthur Girard Detroit OL Guard Pittsburg Pal and i Cyril ond Walter Girard ofjLakeJ luuu The funeral was the Swarthout Funeral Home Mlnday i3i4 Atending aicenoon, Rev McLuoas olficiat al in Forest Hill Ccm , ,, Arbor won h tiers 4 years in football,, TIMOTHY B MCCARTHY Timothy B McCarthy, 88frnro thresher and hav ome oi his son, Howard in Brighton Thur day His wife, the former JcuBump, died some years ago3r viying are a son, Howard son1 Lloyd of Detroit and 3 aauqhter Mrs Wm Holdernt s Brighton, Mrs Ida Ware Detroit ond MrsGladys Holderness Howell Th funeral was at Keehn Funeral Home Saturday, Rev Whiting oiticiiting Burial in Pin kney Cemeiery oi J p cakes u gettJiiq or Ma fie v Donald Urady pastor Ihur, 120, dnj nin, r a hur Q nony u icu e t ijO iiis we K ve V c aio ooua j nuvi, u uil, no vHi picnt c 1 W imen, vor a oUu iraycf meetnq ai homo r Ui oon J iilVOUtC C A IT Jliii ay to iiio, me iht i c u o e oiiicC inauo oi Af ih rQ hu February activities in schools, universities l i mckney hign scnool he grad iaLng Buri or colleges The pressure woul i u tct m 1932 A star athletic he I etery, Ann be too great j won jtiers 4 years in footba This week the governor will j ta3 ball and oaset ballFoilow sign the Communist bill which jng qraduauon he played nvie Vvrrs the oartv from the ballot neni ball for a number of ,, ,, and nubile payrolls and makes I yoar and managed the Pincknoy f1 Y thresh SmregiSorSc also siqned the Kan in the Tri County League lotd,ed,1 thh sueqbuens qciqA lq iDiA9p xcs rot numbor of years he was the law and provides for a stiffer empivea as foreman by he, oenaltv I Hudson Motor Co in Detroit Foil TV la i J t h ti owing his fothers death he re uDfPaePletfVetrnoa to Pinckney and engaged the legislature Psea e oni leg m lumbi and wdl ahzing the Fraternal OrdeL Poi t ,mj He elected g ice, a police union Mafr Xobo vgor n 134g Qnd reeleced m oi Detioh is uxginq the go,em,, l951 Re s aJso servinq hi, thit , to vetoe it jiem asvillage president Ptev On the press agent prosositionj io ,sly he served as township the legislature reversed itsrit , lerk and troasurcr After cutting off all funds for press ln l34j he VJf5 marriedr chy Biogan of Stockbridge have two fine hldren, a son Pec, leader Sun, 10u Simon em tuty in Liqht or Ian 1130 Sunday School vU i nyiim rciiowship Mon 800, IT xienhai Com at the person qo Tues, 10 jOJuckson Assn the ohurohiundi a 1230Miss Ma, beats, missionary iom inau a Africa, speaker Wed, 400Junwt cQcir vraenxe 700, Senior ohoh practise A iequest has jome that al tho hiends of Mis LLorge Thorn poo i pryior her dunnq her iiincbs lioienoe Crilteivlen hospital, u Get on Oi v ii ne U i Uuy h ho s ai vV yne lt , supreme ycd tne decision o Wayna Gi tne construe vooran churh at , vin Hed sc on is re i1 1 Prposes inv oivor who d the , ection o robse thy n the adeged to the a r die hai x people up ii council of the decision tioic in an iiThis is the ell where a rmciral to uty vat people our, LI y BorOare old Apia 15 Ko e VV he i uia Cuo ,rO, Eaucjhn we, 8 to agents then restored them ail as it was poined out it would oe M V unethical to deprive the governor of his and also violate a rlaue old custom ARCHIE PAYNE Archie Payne retired Dexte 6 fijjugbtQyi Thursday1 TR tine 4TI1S wife is a register J T T iTieniioniLe CoIvory rviennonite Church v ILU mracv, Pastor S S Supt Waiter Esch I lArvning WorsMD , , 1GJU Suk day School a 11 00 Childxwoa Hout c 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Cott ellowciiip Seirr Wednesday ft00 o a Mr MGton vho has bet n aive m Yoilh for Christ Palhes vill peuk at the C valry Mon 1 torr nonite church Sunduy, April at 7 30, p m We 01 m, ii OU t n u preenie 10 iar fts a or an La w who r prri u it Jiie i 000s cue jutut CJH1 L ond ruu and T L v Sciif uhi jer a he 01 y Will ia hrch r N 0 c i parjntVvc Mu jy Soo rr, nq , Kit , CVIOKOV j ,011 O Vlod lietioit iurie has a iiT hf 1 S ar Co roea ore oon Poucjhl i,ir lor o 1 uin horn A ua10 XV oreio CONBVATION DEPT iUTES At the conservation meeting ai Haven Hill this weeka new con cept for oil drilang Will bo con sidercd This is having one com pany operate an entire hold and the lorcing of gas into oil iormct tions to force the oil out7 more forest fhes burned 0 er 176 acres last week The toia for the year so far is 32 lire, compared to 86 at this time last year William Webber drillinq a water well at Traverse stuck lead at 90 it So far as ocnown lead in commercial quantities does not exist in Michigan, The closing of the Swan Creek join Cro ed 11 uso and has been promin jilt in hfooth work At he present nine 1 he i chairman of the local ,mc i committeeShe has also been chaurnon a Rod Crous Lloo bonk ommittee cieo he would undoubtedly perform the duties of tb office of sheiiff in a fair impartial and fiicint manner PAST MASTERS WORK DEGREE The past masters of Livingston Lodge conierrea 3 A degrees Sotuday night in old time style, with Roy Dihmgham as marsnaii married Bertha Ferris of Dexter township who is deceased There are r con and 2 daugbtes Tu Miana Mrs Win K ed on mcti 0,iughier Tuesday anc on Mi nam 1 lo oj, G0010 iimral was at Keehn Funeral Thonopsori 111 the hospita ihurc Home Saturday Rev Bish p of j do ije Itchams eloot le ,u uGahng Burial in Forest Lawu58h vd ung anmvtrary Cemi tery Luster qoets o the Gs , ik yuiiam Keunohy ihud GrcuP 1 i famuy wen 1 r r, 1 finry Ki 11 v hos an o ovl Or it e t her ci 0 her noc Gohf nua, Mojo v LP Her visitor mother m hio Faster, P ,G 0 on Chor oy 1 1 1 iubbhs Easter, jom Hittrr helpeu his n VV, und wife Jrs Hottie Swanhout ario Harold Swarthout LIBRARY MEETING 48 peopie attended the hbar, meeting ai the school Monuayj The Misses Susan Eby of Co1 night Mrs Stratton of Lansing on and Anna Mab 1 Kiimer 01 ajpedShe described two hbaries Nappanee, lnd, ent the vo e a village and a school The foil end with Kathryn Miller owing comrnittee was appointed Mrs, Joe bicher oi Burr Oa to investigate Alber Wak field i visited her daughter, Mrs Joan ch, Celia Nash,Dorothy Gamp oh , P V v 0 oiuli rc b n ay 0,, ,,on ley nit to n niPron were olroo Fourth Grade iijCj was 10 yea 1 Esch lost we k Mr and Mrs M nd Forv Zioqei and Ray Coons bell Mrs Bonner,Margarot Clark follwing past Pdle Beck Some of the com tenaed a Gideon meeting coal mine at Saginaw leaves the Grand Ledge mine the only one in the state in operation Since 1860 the Saginaw mine has pro ducd 46000,000 tons of coal 1103 trappers baqged 1750 beaver his year and lol otter in Michigan Last year he bag wa 2093 beaver and 113 otter There are no known oases oi anthrax spreading from cattle to deer herds The cold weather has as stewards the mooters were escorted into the lodge room and received in lorm Rea Shaefei, Peicy Ellis, OUn Roouicon, N Miller G Miller, O Pouison Clyde Fisher, Joe Griff ith H Hauck Cecil TownerBertt C V odder, G WHooker, Ber Hooker JaoG Hannett, P W Curlett Schaefer, Ellis and Rob inson presided Following the de qreewoL the Masons got away with 150 lbs of Lake Superior perch prepared by Orland Win slow and Claude Swarthout All , past masters and the 3 candi slowed daes were called on for speech es Attendance about 60 up tlie trout run v waftrpercentr than L03E OPENER TO CHXffiA irfl950 The Thumb and Saginaw Pmckney lost their firs game dUict were the best u to Chelsea there last Weanesday MotorStere asked to watch 12 t0 3 Dave Haines and Jack Jrtodeer 8 were killed by, Jeffreys, pitching for Pmckney in Roscommon county we,e wUd and Pinckney made 4 Se day last weei they come, erTOrs AU pmckney the highways to get xoad salt d lhe first inning 700 rural mail carriers are now lede3 on a pie double and a conducting a pheasant census single Bareis relieved and only runs were off Misa L, Darrov at t th Sonoiia K ,m bad tie, to,oo and ooUOiOs lemoved IUCSNII Tomouk an Pa hn Lortt mittee went to Lansing Tuesday j Nazeme en r, h ricwell Mondav Mihhen h ve been al for more information COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Meeting called to order by Pres Rolll call of ojficersPresent a Kennedy, Clinton, fiplady, Read bernardin Lytih of Kalama nd Shirley AbsentSwarhtout zoo c,Dent ihe week end with Mrs Mary Kennedy Fred Swanhod, Detroit, hue h Dusenbury, Mr and Mrs eorqs Bradley Flint Mr and MrsWar Ward Swarthout Jackson ana Lester Swarthout and wife Oi De k ena vifcior ctn r JO niqhi j lOniifiy Sinqcis qonn yjifoJc, Sergt James Doolittle onu, died last wee wifG of Ft, Devins, Mass, spent Diane Haines OIK Billy Pugg the week end at the Hugh U i bro ght a holigiammiti 4 oraw liuie name rie expec, assign ish and a crab to schoaiW ha thom an me lit to Alaska, Motion by Kennedy, supported by Read to appoint David Brady caretaker of flag for summerCarr ied Motion by Kennedy, supported by Clinton to accept Tony dofillipi and Robert Egeler as fireman Motion Carried Motion by Tiplady supported b Kennedy to allow following bflls Carl Jones, st mp S 750 Pinckney Dispatch, print 920 Ru3s Pressley, st, mp 7 50 T Read Sons, supplys 1823 Richard Evans st bridge 1437 70 Van Winkle Van Winkle 5 00 Motion to adjourn earned Mildred Ackley clerk troit were w S ,, Swarhout, 01 soien c lenons n they took them oro n to rooms Tommy odd broaqht ii oho tloji and sea horne U to school Don Svarhou mod 0 i box of the pyiarnius of , q p tvned a report on them Ryan B oner Pro oh ho cchoo otn M 1 i let n oiopict oes to Mary Lo Caiuroll bo oht LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F b0y repannq A M CALENDAR i n, FxidayAnril 25, MM Degrees yc drcw Parser lib s end c April 307th district meeting tfor varrnts, Howel 800 p m nan Bonner gave M oC beautiful double ye hans o Silicic u , r allowed 2 hits the remainder ot ARTHUR GODFREY AND HIS FARM ANIMALS Visit with Photographer Ozzie Sweet the farm of TV and Radio Star Arthur Godfrey Sweet re ports counting seven elk, 13 derr 24 Arabian horses and other anil mals Read Arthur Go drey ccndl his animal friends illustrated arj ticlein this Sundays April 20e issue oi The American Weekly exclusively with Detroit Sunday Times MABBIAGE UCENSEb Thomas Donohue 24 Monroe, Margaret Kovitti4 Linden James Fulton 28, Brighton Mictry Bald yfo 23 Brighton Ronald Floyd, rWetobervUle, Mary Jane Hag 23, PowlervUle Tony Rob r, Kathryn Kuhn 26, lard Kourt, 26Pinck f, 17 Brighton ickner Cat ihe game Chelsea made 8 hits and Pinreny 5 The Pinckney lineup was Haines and Jeffreys, p Meobon c Dcrrrow, lb Reb rnan 2b A Mrofka, 3b JMrofca outield Maltesion, Henry Bady d H News Mrs Joe Bosvdlo has organized a vegc the PeK DID NOT MAKE QUOTA Putnams guota in the Red Cross Drive was 275 Only SI80 35 was collected Anyone not solicted may send their con tribution to Josephine Grostic, county chairman, Howell BOY SCOUT MEETING wk Boy Scout meetinq at the school table and canning club in Thursday at 8 p m All scouts sville area,The Weed j asked to attend as we have anew scout master Committee nu herro, 12 have enrollois ana iep VAA G, ro lades is pres Eda 1 uTh fei vice pres and Nancy Nash, e second year This is Mrs Basydlo s with these projectti FIGHT COMMUNISM RALLL GronoPc war veterans are an GARY COOPER APPOINTED Gary Cooper has been anooint e d mar, of the Detroit Edison Ann District to succeed Robert Brown who resigned kxst Aug ist He has been with the com tJaFiaht CommunG pemv 19 years and served 4 nted toDftJgcros8 Audi Sears in the army in World War nism RJY 2 Ave, rHoward Canfield 47 of Ann torium 1520 www 27 hafl apnonited mqrof mnJiaU e to be the Port Hmon dtatrint He is PSSStS VPW, araducrte of engliieeilna dept, of CUHRENT COMMENT Cont Republican National Committee man Summerield has annonncea that he will shortly go to Paris to invite Gen Eisenhower to come to Michigan and speak bGuie the national convention is held This has given rise to rumors that Summerfield shortly expects to declare tor Eisenhower Thin he denies and says that ar Tatt ana Gen Mac Arthur hove been invit ed to speak in Miohgon, it is no more than fair that Gen Eisen hower should be given thr same opportunity LIas ot j bell some I t hips ior Easter Paul R sseli brouqh an 0 lily to school Fifth Grade Kay Kitchan has re eived di ticnaiv horn the Deuoi io th grade spelling etumaoa We are ready to preycrh mts t the lass this weei We aro collecting in cei jokes for our scrapbook for Nan WoCthank Mesdames VanBlar m and Palmer for the orann, oiaaqe jure treat Thursday We aecoratcd eggs toth Thursaay We Lc uoi 0 I etc , r u, Oo Millards yuion is meet odjasit nThe aoii tus re J io 1nance a L no onoius to jng charg onunniibt Mill 0 vv yne cir h exainin jrind jury p strong eviih ot is that 10 in Commun ohve a per ,, 0 ,, ,locution u ut he or chhonpt to vo nm en t by o pr vo u ho after a 1 yea or so MSIOO , their 1 hie anniv raoon from v ok The Aiirn the world r 1 iKnnnhis 0, hunqs,was 0000 in tie a 0 co, ntill is 01 no to be a cr noway to oP of liii east uihou of the 00 inojuding ia Rome, P , in those conauored a 0 oronqh job 0 not ana the rood ofi in on i vo r us how the aro tt ied all h Pianist move no ny years Holy Land for did not attain iter World War a, momly in Pan a them realn ar1 most of 0 riocn ame 0 The Jews , in h eel and aeport places the rose and u oouohea press is no, h n ruovens over ui hlcjoi seizure i mIP, by President aoinn there is little t ngress vdll do P c unpaign year Pt vant to odena the The v hoi thing in a at the steel workers e to meet the in of hvmg The wage b ard investigated , it Then the steel aPxed ior a price in h was refused The iY refused to grant vo 1 strike dates nrn d postponements the strike for 100 was set as the 0 no settlement in P he president took the 1 alio to prevent a icvi irom crippling impox defonso industries Similar , h bon taken in case of The president said the Toft Hartley JlUV Nl, o r parents Seventh Grade some very orgmal designs We have elected new club officers They are Tom Wylic ,A Sixth Grade pres Roberta Ackley vhe pre e jr rabbits Eastor Linda Lee sec and Pmied them pmk and blue, We checked our self control I , Wo are erjtertaning our parents of April 23 and are going to chow 1 iri 1 a 1 00 3 r not oOh it would have ineant ancGia charts and found only 7 ou, 01 r unlts with a person in charge 38 children needed help ihey Watson Bobby vnll have to set up in frint anaoll and Richard Sockow are in lose their privihges k iuMAMtc Qrrihr rtr wnitSo fiar the steel mpameo have had Utile luck o r ing overtirrn the pKMlaerhc act as both their petitiOO have been derded J Watson 1 Socko1 privuiqw urrrdfeharae of refreshments, Sally Donna Basydlo is woripnq hard cge on her BlUrvqwords hx J P, Karen Gustai trict epelling b which is Apr filfcrtftihWteWl CARD OF THANKS ihhvi Wc hold in grotefuTl mum brcmce the many kindnesjee J corded to u by our,friena neighbors at the time c4jwr cles passingThatlikeooSfcili oi aeedte 29 dgi iLaiMMittH JrM Piv , , 3 andDeoiee Davis India ie otWlUiam f, jgfjk ilwmTmnf 7fwmf , V f ,V Wednesday Aprils lStt Its surprising how much easier it Is to iron when you dont have to strain to see You iron faster, too and do a better job Youre never working in your own light youre never fighting shadows Good lighting makes tasks fly Youll enjoy the advantages of good lighting in your laundry area with a new ceiling fixture with fluorescent tubes Visit your electric fixture dealer FOR FULL INFORMATION II TtOMR DEALER or Detroit Neighboring Note Howell The WSs4 Eewell Theater UMBRA Max Young 38, of Chelseathe JrJ uif17 owner of the William Truck Lino DvLy Thomas died last W ,m yQU m DREAMSStephanie Kaiser won the spell , , , ing match at Gregory and will J Lovejoy Jcmeu Gleason represent the school at Pinckney, 9t 4i Dexter Theater DexWk MlhigoD t 11 it HI i Friday Saturday April 18 19 2 Cvoat Hits r Patsy Durbin 13 won the spelling Championship at the Brighton school She also won last year The Brighton state police post has had 3 new troopers assigned to it from the state police school flriday, Saturday ApjU 18, II Walter Pidgeon, John Hodlak to THE SELLOUT Ph Gene Autrey, Gail Davis in SILVER CANYON The Vermontville Maple Syrup1 Sunday Monday, April 20, 21 Festival in April 19Gov Williams gun 200 p m coat will crown the king and gueen Harold Whiethead 33 of How ell took his own life last weefc Clark Gable Ava Gardner In LONE STAR win Broderick Crawford and Lionel otfe QA d Cartoon 1500 people in the county signed the petitions favoring a county Nws hospKxl hospital The petitions will be presented to the board of Tues Wed Thar, April 22 23 24 supervisors at their April meet Vivian Leigh Merlon Brandon XETS MAKE IT LEGAL A Comedy Slarrviq Claudette ColbertMcDonald Co vy Plus INDIAN UPRISING in color ,ack Montgomery Audrey Lang Sunday Monday, April 20, 21 Sun shows 3 57,9 Moa 7,9 TAU MEN In Technicolor Mopda Burt Lancaster, Judy Llveranc Cartoo DA P J ing with a request the proposition be placed on the April ballot Stanley Warner of Howell hasbeen named an alternate to the Republican national convention1 at Chicago An error of 50 votes in the count at Ann Arbor in a precint I indicates that the proposition to buy the fairgrounds property,first repoted lost by 28 votes has carr ied Mrs Josephine Costello Green ing daughter of John and Mary Ann Harris Costello of Dexter Tue8f Wed Thur April 22 23 2 FLAME OF ARABY In Tcanit4lv A Drama fLbarini Maureen OHARA, Jeff Chandh and Lon Chamy Latest N 3 A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE short Subject Novelty Now Cartoou I , , I ComingjMan in the Saddle Coming Invitation Belle of New1 Steel Town York Sylvan Theater Chelsea tjchjyirn Friday Saturday April 18 19 BEHAVE YOUQSIJ A Comedy ttang Farley Granger, Shelly Winters shows 715 915 Cartoo ipti Sunday Monday, April20, 21 tundoy Show j, T, I died in Chicago last week Mrs Marion Roche and dauqh er Murilla Craig, of Vermontville THIS WOMAN IS DANGEROUS Ruthella and Barara Roche of A Drama Btaiftw Flint and Mr and MrsEdSchmidt Joan Crawford Dennis Morg jr of Howell were week end vis iors of Mrand MrsGeorgeRoche Fowlerviile Review Avon TbeaKHfr Stociuxiaa mvwBqpmt Friday Saturday AM Jl Doubl, M Sou4 Roy Cartoon and David Brian Nowi 25 Years Ajgo Tues, Wed Thur, April 22 23 I WANT YOU A Dpcua StiMlno Sports 24 i Dorothy McGuireDana Andrews Pincfrney opened the bse ball Farley Granger j season Friday by beating the Shows 715 913 i Brighton team there 24 to 12The cartas Pinckney team Swarthoutp R 7L Reason, c Hendee, lb Clare CSn0Zi Sj rAIUHA Miller 2b HReason3b Graves TraiLWhen Worlds Collide Kennedy,ss N Miller M Camp 1 e InCatT jbeU, Nash HomshcrwunlMd Mr and Mrs EW, Hinchey of Slaughter WHTMOBE LAKE MCH Unadilla celebrated their golden Friday Saturday, AprU 18 19 wedding last we RETREAT TO HELL Mrs Bert Hicks entertained with Mrs Sherd Swarthout, Mrs Leal ftank Lovejoy Richard Carlson Sigler Mrs, Hannah Halstoad, Mrs Dona Davis and Mrs Hetty Teeple Friday in honor of her mother Mrs Estella Ftieh Fannie Johnson of Pinckney and Waldo Titmus of Detroit were married Sunday in Detroit George Siglers car was hit by a train Saturday ncar the Electric Motors and banged upMrs Eleanor Burgess Brownwidow of Frarf Brown, died in Chicago April 9Hub Bowman of Battle Creek has moved in the Cadwell house on Bast Main St Fred Lake is building a cittaqe near Portage Lake, The marriage of Minnie Reason and Wm Mcuch is announced The Mark Allison, Albert Dinkel and Alger Hall families attended a party Sunday in Detroit at the Sanford Reson home in her hon Flu Laurel and Hardy in THE BULLFIGHTERS cartoon Sunday, Monday, April 20, 21 WeddingBells and Laughter Cary Grant, Betsy Drake in ROOM FOR ONE MORE Featuretteiiady Marines Novelty Nowa Cartoon Tues, Wed Thurv April 22 23, 24 AohJert Mitdhum, lazabeth Scott and Robert Ryan in THE RACKETT PlUft BEHAVE YOUISELF In TecauScclor Fsrley Granger, Shelly Winters No experience while learning, fey tftgfrt yearchance foradtMMIiia vacation wo4fc near MHlil WF friendly associates and uV pMv ants suioundings Womens Employment Offxe 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich THE PINCKNEY BEAN ROOM This is piature of thw Pinckney Fitzsimmon, Ross T Read, Lucy bean room employees taken in Hoff, Laura Hoff Tess Swset Swarthout Reason, Mable Swar1903 Back row Jake BowersEUa 21 hn ESV thoUt Suyciam Black Lavey Mary Brogan, AlHe IlJBl leased Mae Moran Teeple Rose or Born to Rex Drown and Dick Clinton ha ret up his saw wife mill west oi ovn, Art Flintottj A H LeSd has sold his far tyoWe, 14 of Howell has to Y KamWcrn of Detroit won the dstrict oia oncal contest, EmmetTHarris and Lucille Foh Born to John Robert and wile j BELL TELEPHONE PV of Howell sanq over radio of Gregory April 14 ason, sTation WKO of Lansina Friday David VanSkdde ot Plamfield Mrs Anna Henry is keepinr died April 17 Oreaon hoire for Dan Cameron of Plain Will iviercer Bturled to, uregon field is weck COMPANY Dairying is the countys bigg railroad and established th were Pcdd so much P61 to st industry Fluid milk is m tig Phicknev ator wfS i5 colls pidied out and made from demand and tank trucks haul StSS Bens we re t0 2 a week considered fair tJ S daily Such the mamchTre eT andSk wage then Allthe girls received ed ones were worth more than Presents at Christmas from Mr unpicked ones He establoished Read and for Vsit wtts toe a bean room in his elevator that onlXndurrtY h 5lS A Milk Cowds the only marketed 23 SS 10 SrffS 1 wHuf sS 2 Wwaaon 3 Sta te Fanners Feed d ZZJUAL d g carried to the picking table on a The bean room ceased operaton ofWCvSftlble the culls and dis a number cf years agAnderson ThSSk hm 4rr colored ones were picked out to and Gregory also had G,SnmOakR6amd 73 wm be sold at stock foSd The girls rooms at one ume Carl Weddige has built a hoi Amy Whallan, 22, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Vvlialian of e North Lokedied April 13 Will Benham is buying vool in northern Michigan doa stand at Dexter Corners Carl Bennett has bought Wallace store at Hamburg was not the case 50 years ago Then half the people in Pinck had their own cows MiF was 5c a quart The Howell Condensed 47 aro Ago bean Announcing The Howell Gloss Company 114 Court St Howell PHONE 767 HOWELL Michigan MIRRORS RfiflnVEBlNQ fWDHTUll TOW GLAZCNO OLABS FOi AKYTHDfO , The Marcian Ledwidge family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidg i Easter guests of Mr and Mrs 1 James Whitley wee Fred Road wife, Mr and Mrs Frank Petors of Jackson, John McGuire and family of Detroit Wm Whitley and wife, Wm A Whitley and wife and Leonard Fisher and family oi Ann Arbor Mrs Flora Darrow with Mrand Mrss Clyde Darrow of MUford were Easter guests of the W Darrow family Albert Waddell and George bander Monro3 who was Clarkson Brtllinger and wr elected constable Aast week has deny Johnson have left the beld that office 42 years, snce the Pinckney Hotel and gone to 1B63 when he was hrst elecua Howell to work in the Commer a state record He also cornea cial Hotel, the mail to and from tne depotMrs George Green and, Lelia Jane Carr Bulhs died April 15 Lela Monks attended the play She was the daughter of bh and Old Arkansas at HoweU Friday Easter guests at the If Heary night I home were Charles Whitehead Jerry Dunne is building a new and wife and Beatrice Lamoorn porch on his home of Gregory, Gerald Henry of D like Ruen has purchased a troit Keith wanvrt e oi lot of Mrs Jennie Barton on Una Chelsea and the L, L Henry tarn dilla St and wijl build a house, ily w vnnedv MrSpaulding of Perry wiU start Mrand M Musay a banfTat Gregory were Sunday callers jian John D White and family spent ley Culver torn in J Su with the E Jedele family G Ir Kennedy has gone to Chel ll ti through Kentucky and sea to work in the Shoemaker Iowa, blacksmith shop W H Clark has bought a lot APRIL, JUNE, NOVEMBER You all know the rhyme for tell ir 7 how many days there are in tsach month The rhyme makes it easy to remember hov eay A snould be to obtain he same rhythm in our financial pians A Savings Account opened now and added to regularly will solve the proteins created by unplann ed spending JLC will buikL The Young Mens Club learn will play the town team hjco on Saturday I ents Hve on the Woodworth lorm, on Howell Rd ned ote McPilEkaON fUte BANK cwllf Mich All depoKJt bp 1o 10,000 m ured by ttinbsrsiiip in me Federal Deposit Tircmee CorOratlf X WALK ON AIR IN CUSHIONED VELVETEW SHOES Bxclattvt lueii lb 1 nd itr 1 to tmt year tm wbQt ron BradWcmd famUyof aaiSJHrttocxi vCknr of Wtg rvTioTed in the Ed toX house on East Main St Buffiii in I860 land wenith momtog tpgkSrSSkm , infield aptt GJJJB Oak last night wtoej worked when h fflPn2l4W2S TjSwl Monks ha bn a oi 7 cfcfl , vmmm w IIK yaar net wbOt 90a walki LL CALL AT YOUR CONVBrJlENCB te oar hoitM or place of bdtiitt N oblitaiml jroFmioTorforPtwDtnjtirtloJi SprmgandSi HBfc SOD 1 a Bale 1 kfOS New NowSPTOPWfi W,f fr V mr, April 16 1952 Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 4th Class Store Drygoods Canned Goods Shoes a its Furnishngs Lingerie tssetSys Gen Store ot DOMbtttOO fid Mcntb 0 177 June Meyer ot Stockbridge spool the week end at too W rl iueyt nome ijdsei Meyer and wile of Xpsuanu caUea fcaiuraay Sunday quests oi the Louis Shenan family were Gene he nan and tamily ot Ann Arbor, Gerald tfauer and tamily oi brighton Jack Sheldon, Mrsdna Spears and Janet LunaeoaSunday callers at the ,H, Hook or home wexe the C, W iiooicer family and Hoy Carpenter and wife oi Ann Arbor Miss Viola pettys and Mrs Maude Sayles oi HowelL Bosalee Nash oi East Lansing spent Easter at the Mark Nash harne Andrew Nesbitt and wife have returned from Florida The Ralph Hall family spent Easter with relatives in iiymouua and attended church in Salem Mr and Mrs Robert Holt oi Jackson were Sunday guests of their aunt Mrs Andrew Camp bell and family riev H E MaycroiS and fam ily of Saugtuck were Sunday guests at the Merwin Campbell home st0Mtf Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and the Carl Lents family were baster guests of L C Gorham and wife at Plum Hollow Country Club Detroit The Herb Palmer jr family oi Flint were week end guests at the Palmer home here Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were in Toledo last Wednesday Easter quests of the Stanley Dinkel family were Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbridge Mrs Emma Dinkel and Mrs Edith Peck Hay Newcombe and wife of Sgt Johs E Sprout has rm HorweU 2nd Fre Hillman and transferred fromKorea to jSntki LerviUe c on Ona on the Island of Kyushu of south I 1 1 ern Japan I Cheryl and Easel Meyer jr of j Ypsilanti spent the week end at Charles Soule and family of the Walter Clarkhome while Howell spent Sunday at the Phill meir Pa6113 attended a Funeral ip Sprout home in f ort Wayne In The Stanley Dinkels, children The Lester McAfee family attend and Mrs Dannie Kavanaugh call ed an Easter breakitast Sunday a m Leslie Merritt home in at the Omer Gass home at Brigli Howell last Tuesday to in Jkmor of Barbara McAaiee ryhvm Kennedy and wife were , Baster guests of the Ambrose Callers at the Lester McAiee Kennedy family in Howell, home last week were Mr and Keith Ledwidge of the Pi uth I LOOK FOR THE CLOCK A1 BKTSH LAH WMOf Of NEED OI Plumbing fc Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes Fittings REPAKOiG A SPKIAUTY COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COJXMU WBTB FUIVS My row Hughes MASTER PLJMBEB ONE IfNGEMEY 1S7FU Pocohonfas AND CLEAN BUHNINO Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL, ANTHERICOTE AND CANNAit COAL ON HAND DEHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER Plmibing W ttrtiysutntsetc Stanley Dinkel STATE OF MICHIGAN I Mrs, Glen Kerns Dearborn Mr, and Mrs Oscar Piete Mr and Seminary is home OH va m Mrs G W Clark of An Arbor Mrs, Oscar Nordstrom and Mr and Mrs Rose Hendee were Eas and Mrs John Gabachy of triot Don Kirby and wife of Detroit were Saturday guests at Howard Read home Frank Peters and wife of Jack son spent the week end at the Fred Head home the Walter Clark De ter guests at J home The Don Griffith family of Ann the Arbor and Mark Matteson and wife of Bishop Lake were Sunday guests at the Joe Griffith home Gilbert Bailey, music instructor at Indianhead Maryland, called I Modal V949 A FiiuiTcp vn Rnjj Regular prt4 00000 Two iv irtsr of PhilflCU 30TAL veto 60000 ALL TiiRhZ P ONLY HUOE 200 HOARY 29, 1 952 t YOU GET a big isafiful range featuring th loUtt tlm and wcrk jvicg corwaniene v0 OFT M vjrW PMlgat iyttm completely InrtalUd at ywr hotrt TOU 0IT rw cySitri of Phtlgai t no 9KHm Mt SEE US TODAY pkilgas THI itpuitrost 011 Hotke Swarttaou Mr and MrsC I, Clinton attend on friends here last week 40th wedding anniversary of Mr, Miss Shirley Reason of Battle and Mrs William Dilloway in Creek and Sergt Carl Frederick Howell Thursdays son of Camp Custer were Easter Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson at guests at the Gerald Reason tendeed the Knight Templar Eas home ter service in Ann Arbor Sunday Messrs Winston BuaghnCIare The Frank Aberdeen family Miller Lawrence Baughn Larrywere Sunday guests at the Rex Camburn and P W Curlett at Noggle home in Ann Arbor tended a Masonic meeting at lie Harold Porter family spent Dexter Friday night Frank Park the week end in Grand Rapids er SUpt f the Masonic Home The Ralph and Gerald Clinton 1 Home was speaker, families at Detroit were Easter i Carl Fuchs jr and wife of De guests at the C J Clinton home troit spent the week end at th Baster guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Gallup home Louis Coyle were the Clarence Week end guests at the E L Stapish family and Mrs Ella Staj McKinley home ish family of Chelsea, the Rob f jg Lydk Carr has rented her ert Grainger famiy of Lansina I home and gone to Lakeland to arid George Charbonneau and jjye her daughter Gladys wife , Lee SDanley Dinkel is attending the j Bert Benham and wife of Brigh county board of supervisors meet J l0n spent Sunday night at the ing at Howell this week M E Darrow home J S E Swarthout celebrated his 87th birthday Sunday His children were here Easter cruests oi the Robert Read family were Arthur Bullis and wife of Gregory Robert Mitteer and family of Stockbridge, Bruce Reid and family of Munith James Broqan and family of Lansinq and Den Howlote and family of PlymouthMrs Mary Teeple was jsn Easter guest at the W C Miller home Mrs Anna Croupe and dauan tor, Vivian, of Flint called at th the W C Miller home Saturf3 Mrs Mae Metz of Howell s it Sunday at th Lee Lavey home The Albert Shirley family were The Probate Court tor the County of Livingston In Matter of th Estate of Char, cs L Adams, Deceased At a session of said Court held March 27, 1952 Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judqe of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, that all creditors of said deceased are ra quired to present their claims in writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon Charles L Adams Jr of Howell, Route 1, Michigan, fiduc iary of said estate and that such claimswill be heord by said court at the Probate Office on Jum 9, 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice hereof be qiven by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ey previous to said day of hearino in the Pinckney Dipatchxmd that the hdicuary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last rnown address by roqistered mail return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14idays prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearingA true copy Hrram R Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probaet Register of Probate I STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court io tbo County of Livingston At a session ot said Court held on Aprii 14, 1952 F ini tne Matter of the Estate oi Uxrbara Tessmer, Deceased Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate, Notice is Hereby Give,That the petition of Arthur G Girard, pray inq that the administratic of eaid estate be granted to Arthur BGi aid or to some other suitable person and that the heir of said deceased be detenninedjWill be heard at the Probate Court on May 5, 1952 at 10 a m It is Ordered, That notice there of be given by a publication of a copy hereof for three witeks con i secutively previous to saUd day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known adcress by registered mail return receipt iemrnded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing j Hiram R Smith, Judge ol Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate The Howard Read tamily spent Easter at the George Wilde home in Ann Arbor E W Hinckley and wife were Easter guests at Clifford VanHom home Andrew Nesbitt and wife dolled on Mrs Blanch Naylor in Eat an Rapids Thursday Easter guests at the Ray Burns home were the Jack Youna fam 3y D Conklin family, James Burns temily,Don Burr and wife and Bobbie Darrow , The Russell Glover farmly of Fowerville spent Sunday at the Edward Spears home, W H Euior and wifo wrwn dcsiuat the Kenneth WyU J L SPCEIAL SALE On Higher Priced Dresses IN PRINTS CREPES, NYLONS ALL SIZES AT 104 THURSDAY FRIDAYSATURDAYQNLY GIRLS DRESSES 3 TO 6X FOR 298 AND Plumbing ctd Repairs WATER SYSTEMS JNSTAUED WATER SOFTENER ETC, 7ini home In Webster , The Albert Shirley 2wr The Dr, McGregor J Sunday guests of the Gayle Shir BrSoi caUod OX Wiiham V in Livonia Marcer home Sunday, fo j RaB8on and wife and Mrs Etta Walker oj Ann Arbor Mabfe s d were Earter gpent lot weok at h Jessl uestg o th MaT Reynolds fam 0 of Ani Arbor vis Chm dv of Roscom ii SSrRoy Tmna mn visited Mrs Edna Reason TliinlBoi L Joher an wife spent Sun roHfetoter qu at the Ar1a Jaquish homo to T Earl acfccjl HrA wiri week omd fluoote al e eaited at theltebett P0 7 TO 12 398 TO 598 TEEN AGE 101214148 TO741 BBOY S TOM SAWYER WEAR SLACKS 4 to 12 RAYON 4JABARDKNE SHIRTS SHIRTS AT 245 4 44 The Lakeland Dress Hes 4700 MIDLAND DBTE LAXKLA JD iiir Ufrfi lUivtof T VOjrf I t ssV1 vs rTejjTtys STi LLI jti THsejejHBeMQHAauscgnnKi r 4mm, wmmmwjm v, i, iT ii 3F F W W 1fc, Ji THE gyCPgYDIgPATCH El I Wedr Aftfl It 1911 RUMMAGE SA3JE The Young Laaies Auz will hold Rummage Sale at the town hall I t Aphl 2526 and a Bake Sale Sat April 26 Jesse Richardson and cbughter Hazel spent Easter in Byron Mary Ann Campbell of Nazer eth college Kalmazoo is visiting is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs RoyCampbell The Robert Young family spent PROFESSIONAL CORNER i i THE MMCKNEY SAMilAJHlH I FaJItaiAdi ftJLtU BAY M DOTFV Mi IX BiutasM Opportunity Pkn Dai cknAy 57TI List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl u Michigan IsOO A M to 200 P M ana, wg lhone 1S7F11 Repairiaa DR a ft, McCLUSKEV yyi warn H You can save precious planting time reduce production costs by planting and fertilizing in one operation with a John DeereVan Brunt Model FB FertilizerGrain Drill New lowwheel design and automotivetype wheels enable the Model FB to drill with dependable ac curacy at speeds up to 6 miles per hour Adjustable gate fluted forcefeeds handle almost all crops with yieldboosting accuracy Startype fertilizer feeds dis tribute from 24 to 1680 pounds of commercial ferti lizer per acre See us for complete information about the John DeereVan Brunt Model FB FertilizerGrain DrilL Easter lot the Vincent Young j Denial home, Gregory, y I 112 North Mid loan Ave, The Wayne Carr family of Telephones Walled Lake were week end Office 935 lesidimce U14 guests at the Roger Carr home Evenings by Api tolntmeiits I Bom to R Sockow ariS wife on Howell i Micniqan April 8, a son I I Ed Drost is taking a course at HERB SN1ED MY I,ON HUGHES Plumbing and Hoatina fltate 8717 LatasMe Drive lUcense Bush Lak P H SWARTHOUT oTsON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director i Modern Equipment Ambulance Service j floral Rodjkir School, Prinoeon Phone 183 207 E Cfcuwl rfhonesJ9 M, PmcJrIey7MicK Ontario, He spent the weekend HoweU i MD C REICKHOFF r with Eva Melvio His wife is in Real eJgQ9 OPTOMETRIST New Orleans with her people City l1L 120 West Grand River Av Mrs, Lydia Can and Mr and A Ptv u Michiau t MrsHarry Lee were Easter guests 1st Your Property With M 35g l4dtMC 6i at the Orville Good home in Jack J Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn en LEE LAViY , tertainedtheir chidren for break1 i fast Easter tmw The Winston Baughn family spent Sunday in Lansing Gejfr1 biwrcoMi Pinckniv, Mih AUG nOHEFB farm Sales A ipecfaliry JOHN DEEP 2tf LAVEY HARDWARE REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET J Ptackney 78 f2 Mrs Rae CHooker, Repubucan njGEBATlOil ICI motional committee amanwin ttWjj,OLD nfc address a meeting of Re Qn flU MakM can women at he Popal v l5iF3 narish hall Howell April lrMIW,, JSn2 to 4 p rnAU women are c , T0WN Mrs Tom Leith, ch 9044 Portage Lake Row A Pl Phone Dexter 3461 yT,i Ii,OYD HFNDEF i livestock HauKna Weekly Tips Made To Dtrttf General Tracking fhone 64F14 Pinckney Mle H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds jfflCNE 136 Finckney CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GRENVE WORKS Milford, Michigan h BE KIND TO YOUR LAND Its your greatest asset Buildings j can be replaced so can wornout I machinery But what can you d6 j Classified AdvSc 4 t U v i ORDER Chick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmer Feed Supply fc FOR SALE Two piece living room suite, chair and ottoman, 4 a i, , ij wuen its fertihtvi tapestry RCA10 inch Television FOR SAlErCrosLeyi refrigeitor L deetroSed FOR SALE IB month old 7 cubic like new, modem tank type vac Kitchen range, burns wood I rn contour cultivation ft Frigidaxe refrigerator full width Uum cleanerall attachments,mis two burner oil heater Call at 335 hr PJo nrrol and similar1 freezer chest,Deluxe model6 mon cellandbus household articesalso East Main St Pinclmey Ed Park ,or f methods of promoting1 ths old three burner apt size El Bnqq Stratton Motor lawn mow er house Wm omsoeritv are very impor ctric range, moving into furnished er reasonably priced iarm prospenry are very , n B, Tv , CoUns, 11356 Lore Drive Hi Land Lake Pmckney FOR SALE, Rollaway Bed in ST 7 LJ 1 good condition295 W M 36 favor ormakmg safe loansving PinJney 173F21 advice or doing anythng that con tributes to the permanent wel FQR SALENew Electrclux frae of our farmer friends FOR SALE Crosier Kelteder el ectric mcrtiator im ood eomdi tion William Mereerphone 62FU FOR SAUESolid Oak eWek with tiles on each aide ake a eesslN nation book cease amdL desk Phone 26, Pladmey FOR RENTFxnkhd i room eott THE IWT NATIONAL BANK age with toilet, oil heater at Pctt 1 erson Lake 40 a month Inquire Vaccream FOR SALS Whipping 1 uum, used upright vacuum, boys am T,B Bangs tested accreditee i bicycle Call after 600 p m acxeed herd Phone 69F2 George VantiveiVll22 Mowers VanHorns Hillside Farm I pORALEaSntag 7oom s7ite, FOR SAL BuUdtoq J lOnairs Walnut Veneer WaterJ lots on West Mam St Pkney Buffet, Dining Table end Tour known a the Stewart AneVwsaa HtxeeSL Mlc w u a JLXJU Und6f pBderai Supervision p0,,8 im MoweilMembar FecWal rpodt InsurRd or will sell iall front Virginia larves Phone Pinckney 18F2 J voperty to settle estate raid Reason Aaxn , C1IPU VK , loipw DrttejRockRooBterR, MuikovV Ducks, WANTEDrAnM ivjR SALEThayer baby ruggy fijgm to JiOOoo for each also baby bed with maraess and baby swing Call 163Pinckney Deposit WANTED Girl xor care of two i FOR SALE Electrochef stove, 4 children from 1030 p m to 1430 burners, Darrell Baker A M Anthony fteonon 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or 592 Mower Rd, Pinckney Phone Brighton 74952 FOR SALE 2 nioe uneeter White FOR SALE 194T Dodge Ssdan brood sows young and open,l full Good transportation Phil Gentile Bob Squire Hatche yHowell Mich OIC boar young and opa, wt 111 Main St, Pinckney 300 lbs, 1 ailt wtl75 Pres rmcketlr ,,, wrtrV n 5 mi west of Pinckney,Spears Rd WP pSone45F3 U HAhOlD CRANDAJiL Phone a06W Howeit kinds FOR SALE Mixed hay, White also will hatch shirken eggs Let us help you sell youriarm Frank Pearce phoi e Dexter 4067 have more prospecte thaia tann FOn SALEBaby ChitJcs, Barred and White Rocks, N H RtdsHy Lines and Large Type Wt Ue Leg AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75 horns new hatching Our chicks j SBRVICE wmL YQU WAJT H WORK GUARANTEED LhWH MOWERS SHARPENED VtANDELlS SAW FILING SHOP HILAND LA AST STDfi 11524 RlVffi DRIVE chicks are U S approved under Michgcm State Poiultiy Uept 218 South Mich AT ephon 3C5W FOR REaITA Good Rocm Mrs L J McKkniey QUALITY THE SENIORS OF PINCKNEY HUGH SCHOOL PRESENT tlHji neys Pieplant Pete and Bashful Joe Pinckney High School Gym at 800 P M FRIDAY, APRIL Siih L TWO ENTERTAINERS FROM RADIO STATION W I R WITH A LOCAL TALENT SHO THE FOLLOWING ARE Tffli LOCAL NUMBERS DELLA DAVIS Pkmo CAROL MILLER Tap Dance ALLAN ROSE Solo BRANDON WHITE Solo ERVIN GREEN Solo JOHN BIRDSONG Violin GEORGE JOHNSON Violin JAUL THOMPSON Dantce hPAULA CURLCTT, Sojo DUCK GALLOWAft Aecordijn HARTLAND QUARTETTE BILLY EAHL impersonation WILLIAM HILL, Banjo Two more acts will be added Anyo intereeted call foe high school office The Radio Entertainers will put on a half hour program and conduct the talent show, xm winners will be chosen by the audience applause and receive cash prises There win be AdmMom M OsMmi Me vr MUI mm M isy 4 1 t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 16, 1952 Description An account of the resource April 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 1952-04-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/894c6ea0c2ae78d80190c6fbcf9886b8.pdf ed128f57f2b71d44331f33717c805a2c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. lfr V 1 V W r Wednesday, April 23, 1952 Michigan Mirror Legiscrtors herald the 1952 record of the legislate as an economy one yet appropriations totalled 35U,50U,00a an increase ox S21,00a0U0 over the ear be lore This is the magic mirror of socialism more benefits ior the common man at the expense oi industry and business Victor Knox of the Soo former legislative speaker of the house will run lor congress in Cong Potters district The latter is out lor U S Senator Knox has held otiice since 1925 He says the last 4 years Michigans in come has ncreased 51 millions Still last year the state deficit was 21 millions This year it is 41 millions Knox is the loading sponsor for a constitutional constitutional convention which most legislators are not so hot for as it would reapportion the state and give more representation to the cities ot the expense of the rural districts who now control the legislature Gen MacArthurs visit to Lcm sing May 15 S proving to be a hetadache He insists in speak, ing at the state capitol and has ruled out all other places The state capitol is not only a tire hazard but the seating capacity of the house oi representatives is limited Only a few dan be ac comodated There will be a two hour parade with high school bands from many places i Gov Williams has denounced1 the Republican tax measures as a fraud He said they would get about 20 milllion by taking it away from the schools and local communities He said the law changing the name of the liquor Miaracters I ltems , HOSLE BOBON NUPTIALS THE FABNAM POULTRY HOUSE Married at the Milan M E ilUw R Patrick Farnam was a drover church Saturday evening Alfred I BShZZ here in the early days and made Bobon, son of Mrand Mrs Peter considerable money buying up Booon oi Pinckney to Charlsne stock and shipping it to Detroit Hosier daughter of Mr, and Mrs via the railroad, he died around Charles Hosier of Milan 1900 His son, toward, continued ne bride n tne business fv A Catholic the business for a time but was handicaped by bad eyesight and switched to the poultry, egg and butter business That was baa I in the horse fcmd buggy Gays and he had wagons on tne roaa Duying tnese pioaucts in a 30 vcwa radius from bereAt times he hadi toce over sJippasatuTond she as many as 12 horses He also carried roses Bridesmaids were operated a grocery wagon in con I Mmo w16 bridesT gown was chanullv on tram Her fingertip veil of ill usion was held in place bv a Juhet capShe carried white roses and stepnanotis f Opmte School JNews junction with the late W E Mur phy Guy Haney drove this Around the holidays he employ a number of women for about a 4 weeks period, dressinq poultry for the Detroit holiday market We never saw the poultry house in operation but are told it op erated on the assembly line prin cipal The killing of the turkeys was done by menWomen pick ed off feathersThis was dry pick ing, no hot water being iisedjAn j other group of women pinieather ed the birds,another removed the entrais etc and another group sewed up the birds Then the turkies were packed in large box es made for the purpose Robert Culhane usually did this The fowl went by express to Detroit pickinq was hard work and the pickers arms usedto swell up Not so many turkeys are raisea here now and many are shipped in from the south The poultry house hanaaled several thousand turkies a season Edward Farnam uually shipp ofHnonof6 H1 Wa matrnoi nonor Hr gown WQ8 orchid , J Schmttt B Sunday MflMCS i Summers 6i30, 800, IfcOt llttl Winter iff XOtOO Novennct Devottooei Friday Oarre at Mtiffit Kindsfgarten j ijmitt We mad a calendar for ApriL percSt in We Keep track of rainy, cloudy J cord i figan j and Sunny days on it We can seeing robins, blue k birds and alt iands of birds now iiquoi control llJ tat tailed muE1 ThY Friday Saturday J Howard Singex told us about a d at 70 P m motherrobin wno tried to pea, aftiunk ti iy approacninq tmotherrobm wno tried to pea, a think theW 2 Lbed up to her nest I lv trorSL tun s ranid hefting normal W taverns etc II boy who ciimbe 73091U Kaien Downna qoing to have 80W F 11 tonsils out Bonnie Kuhn has ww Wo f,nad hers removed, j Woody Groomes sang us sales tax to liquor use tax would ed a carload of poultry to New short the schools about 2 mill York City every year, the rail roads furnishinq special cars j which held several thousand birds Jay Lucas of Dexter usual ion, The date of the primary elec tion has been changed from Sept 9 to August 5 The visit of Queen Juliana and her family of the Netherlands to Michigan last week was a biq vent Gov Williams Mayor Cobo oi Detroit and other nota ble were on hand to receive them june ooJaon, Mrs Don McKinley Mrs Arthur Keller jr nnd Mary Ann Petrascu flower girls were Karen Hosier, sister of the hride and Linda Chanyi neice of the groom Marvin Parker, cousin of of the bride, was nngbeaier, Rich ard Schneider, best man Lavern Clark Don McKinley and Don Amburgeyi ushers Reception was at VFW hall jn Milan After a trip south they will live at Milan The bride graduat ed from Milan high school and works at King Seeley The groom from Pinckney high school and is employed at Nelson Plumber in Ann Arbor KUHNROB WEDDING The wedding of Katherine Kuhn daughter of Mrs isabeu Aunn of Greqory to Tony Rob of that I place took place at St Marys church Saturday morning, Rer Albert Schmitt ofiiciaany The bride wore a white Chan tilly lace over white satin gown and carried a bouguet of red rose with an orchia in the center The bridesmaid,hr siste Mrs Eileen Kob wore an aqua foilla qown and carried diaffydills and carnations Georqe Rob was his j song he made up He also ntold fus about a skunk he saw prohibiUcnw 2 drinking, taverns J id9 Congregational officers of Sunday School at the noweu parsonage Filal and Thira 730 Prayer meeting at parson jerry Stetlen Visitea m H gqe Leader Mrs Ida Fnsbee oi Thuisday Srpardsvlle J ioei Rose saia her father went Sat, Young Adult Class meet una g0t lui ruil ot smelt, at Thomas gormer home at 2508 Beverly Sockows sister, Arlene Rush Lake RdMrs Brady s class J vlft4Unq m tetroit Sun 1030 Sermon, Gods Law, ater got 0 tubs oi smeii last sand Mans, Sunday School 1130 iggj week 730 Pilgrim Fellowship at church r Noei Hos9 brougnt a biq froq with Rosina Hill, leader Topic, to in box lie is tame ana Makinq My Job a Christian Vo we cail Hoppy cation Sponsor Mark1 Matte j We visited Mis Kellenbergers son , , room Friday and learned Spring meeting of Jackson Ass n j things Mexico Addison Cong 1 church Sunday , ,,, tk KU afternoon and evening A dele ehy and did hirr Z a v extent wars a e prone to create trouble TV Prebabr Althc new Uari Sherman Nicholas Robben olts cousin, visited gation goes from here , umirr r j Aitoough Senator Tah 0M1V ope ablegate in New Jrt Gen EUenhowers Th won a great moral victaZrH was the same itatenijffijfc wnen Jack DemPEey knockS Georges CarpeW SfilS charnpon He QSH week andTade iSS a number ly went to New York with the car i fcihers rm5n md Willam to feed water, collect the eaaa I unn and Jack Young were ush and take out the birds who died erS , , , , on the way Mr Farnam also I wdmr breakfast was serv at parsonage postponed from from last week, deacons, deacon esses, Mens Club, and group leaders are invted Wed iOOJumta cnotr oracnse 700, Senior Choir practise Mennonite Oeivarv MennoaHe Cnurch aMjra,, Suiday School us FriokT SSr SowsTTi sonutiimes bought and ahipped ,l0no5 oi tne indeihe4 a carload of potatoes Jfcepuon m the evening at the ed at the home of the brideThe WdwrfF W Second Graae We entertained lb of our moth exs and some of our brothers ana sisters Thursday Cheryl Mtescues mother flew to Columbus Ohio Sunday to at tend the funeral of her great grandmother Thoe who had perfect attenddance records the laet sue weeks Don Ackley, Barbara Baughn, Paul Burg, Nancy Danow, Patsy , I Holiister Tom Huhman, Linda Collar Hour 1145 Kellenberger Grace PoulsonMiu Young eoptas Meettpg 730 Ritter, Leonard SimonsonrDennia Cpttrrv ifeUowsfiip 6rtVf Sinqer Ucrren Smqer We have been demonstatinq our Mexican unit to the other rooms er IOIOO 1100 ELECT OFHCERS At a meeting at Hucks Tav LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR FridayAorU 25, MM Degrees April 307th district meeting at Howel 800 p m Livingston Lodge will work 3 MM Degrees Friday night April 25 starting at 800 p m All mem bers of the Fellowcxait team are asked to be presentSpecial lunch eon served after degree wofc Winston Baughn W M Paul W Curitet, Secy Greqory town hall, The couple CONSERVATION DEPT NOTES i Senl noHh on their wedding trip l SJSfS1 Huck T We thank the 6th qnade for the All persons who W pSIea V wUl Uve at Gr The fttJr poemand pcture they, sent us their lth birthday must have 2 f 88 tormerThe fishing Ucenses the cost is 150 tnd0elhlStat,e Co11 Between 300,000 and 40u,UU0 licenses will be sold this year All fish in Michigan waters can be taken after April 26 but black bass Their season opens June 21i t ue u rZ IT The Michigan commercal fish 1 hljjjt egory where toe in 1951 was a and Mich State Normal and is teachina near Fowlerville ELDA A KUHN Elda Kuhn, 92 died Sunday Livingston County Bar Assn el Also MrsPalmer for helping with ected the following officers Pres idtreshmehs William E Robb Vice Pres,Rob Miss Ethel OConner and one ert Craig Sec Treas, , Francs E of her teachers visited us Thur Rxrron J B Munsell w s retiring Our group song with the rest speech in Detroit he said he would reduce the land forces and concentrate on air powerHe said air power alone could wn the Koiean conflict This is bumk The air force raids and is gone holds no conguored territory la the late warGermany raided lacf land by the air a thouand ttsiee and destroyed great parts oi LOB don and other cities but did apt win the war as they had no lomd forces to barc up their air forces We did not win the war until the land forces invaded Fromee and Germany Taft seems t have dropped his other plasi ei arming Chanq Kai Chek od helping him invade China ev Warren of California tore this te pfan to pieces president 3,633000 BABIES More Babies in the American Family Thats the intriguing title of an article in this Sundays April 27 issue of the American Weekly, exclusively with Detroit JivMMO w2i ST ba99ed bP 3a0 hUnt were born last year in the United States, and how we are in for an third more than in 195C 2,607,,000 lbs O this 1,752,000 was smelt, herrinq was second with 425,000 lbs and carp third with 211000 lbs Smelt are running in very large quantity, Sterlinq park,near Monroe,hard hit by storms and floods, willl be closed to the public until further notice The rabbit harvest was off 20 percent last year 1,300,000 hunt he operated an elevator for many years He married Margar et McCleer who died several years ago Surviving are six daughters, Mrs Maude Young and Mrs Monica McKune of Greqory, Mrs Genevieve Clinton of St, Catherine, Ont, Mrs Nor eer Carr, Walled Lake, Mrs Mil dred Broqan, Ionia and MrsMar garet Baker Grand Rapids Two sons, Paul and Guy crre deceas ed There are 29 grandchildren and 39 COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL The council meets April 29 at of the pupils in the building Fri day under direction of Mrs Jan ice Cobb Jack Bennet ctut his fingerMary p m at Howell hiqh school, i Cosgray visited us Monday, Ka of bigger families JACKSON PRISON HIOT There was considerable interest here in the Jackson prison riots as Walter Grdves and Jad White are employed there Neith er are guards being in the off ice and hospftdd t State Trooper Pat Jeffreys of Pinckney wden duty there all day Monday and1 all nightt MARBIAGE U Carl Galbraith, S3, ney, Barbara Nations, rfHiweiii Stanley Reyhl 24, rVwiervUle, Harriet Ellen DeWolfi 21, How elL DRAWS RECORt CROWD The attendande teemed at the local school gyxxL was broken last Friday night wken there were 720 pedd adwsijori to the Pieplant Pe,te crjtd Bashful Joe show, those whfc look part in thei talent sfrow wer Liyefor Schcrfer, WmSilLBrandom WhMeDon Hud kinst Demse Daeitv utUct Davis Zcaol Miller, Mm Rose, Ervin een John ltrieeag, George son,, Paul bpipeon Jerry n, Paula Css Dixie and LaRo4V rin Gree4 worn first prise,the Sisters 2pA and Carol 3rd great grandchildrenThe funeral was at St Marys , i church Wednesday mornng, Rev, Rural mail earners are conduct j Albert 5 officiating Burial ing a grouse and deer survey m,, c , , A survey northern Michigan and the upper peninsula, First sprinq shipments of 1,200 000 trees and shrubs have start ed to 800 southern Michigan farm ers According to a recent poll tak en only 62 percent of the fisher men can tel the difference btween a brook, brown or rain bow trout was in St Marys Cemetery WILLIAM MURPHY The funeral of Willam Murphy, 24, who drowned at the Green field qravel pit Wednesday was held horn Keehn Funeral Home, Briqhton Saturday Rev Beachy offrricrting Burial in the Pinckney Cemetery The deceased attend Fred Murphy, 5 brothers and 2 sisters ed Pinckney hiqh school but en listed in the amy in 1946 He WHCwar nNGSDAUGHTERs, fenitifc00 The Pindaiey Kings Daughters meet with Mrs, Lynn Hendee at 7184 Farley Road May 1st at 200 p m Bring things for University of Mchigan childrens boxes and shutinsInstallation ot officers and plane for county convention at Brighton May 8 Co hostesslesMesdarnes Clifford ord Chambers ana riarvey Garr 11 r Earl Baldefl rUtadilla, teacher M TEneArMarion was day on a mor 5 L Dame 3 nlnch RUMMAGE SALE The Young Laaies Aux will hoL Rummaae Sale at the town haU April 25i8 and a Bake Sale Sat April 26 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for the cards and mny kindnesses shown me dur ing my time in the hospital I I hope ou will all have such con sideration shown you in your time of need Lester McAfee SOFT BALL MEETING There will be a oft ball meet ing at Dispatch office Monday nfcrht April 28 at 730 to pk 4 teams for a dry league If you wish to play hand in your nam Elaine Abbott of the TB State Assn wll discuss the patch test SCHOOL NOTES CONT We thank Mr Kellenberger for inviting us to her Mexican exhib ition May 5th we entertain our par ents Miss Cobb, music teacher vis ited us Friday, duin Gade We are practising a play Joan of Arc Tne second grade invited us to see their Mexican exhibit We are putting on a program Friday for our parents John Burg brought a garden snake to school We enjoyed the visit of Mrs Cobb, music teacher Seventh Grade Miss OConner and one of her pupils from Ypsilanti visited us last week We had to add 8 more names to the self control chart We have finished our Michigan scrap book We play ball with the 6th grade Thursday Donna Basydlo in the district spelling contest here Friday We wish her the best of luck MRS ARVEL GEEfl Mrs Mildred Geer 25,of Silver Lae died at St Joe hospitalAnn Arbor Sunday She leaves her husband and 5 children Ths funerxd was at the Pentecostal PfoEarl Packer of Pinckney has church Ann Arbor, Rev Kinccdd completed his basic trainng at officiating Burial in PinckneyFt uetis Va, and is ready fo Cemetery I specialized training J pfc, Edward Hartrnan of Pinck BRIGHTON SCHOOL MEETING, ney has graduated from the We have a new pupil Gary Gillispie of West Branch We thank all wno yelped us with our Mexican exhibit, espec Mesdames Campbel and Crane Denise Mowers had her tonsils out last week The bluebirds won the Better i , r , zzBreakfast Contest with 48 points fVtl, Pt 20 yu the Cardinal, had 38 Rooms 34 tZrL y and Orioles 33 wfin y nod A woring man Third Grade Keith Morgan will sell worms By the looJcs of things the Be thg summer, trait Tigers will not finish very Susan LaBelle smashed her fin high this year The team has set The press are still shedsUsf tears over the poor industrialist who had their steel mills seised They say it was illegal yet Mai com Bin gay in the Detroit Free Press says it may not have beesl The constitution gives the presf dent certain inherent rights im times of emergency and tsjg congress has never defined thefl inherent rights There are threap of impeachment but there wll be n impeachment Those who are makinq those threats are omly after headlines The Republicans have always been a industrial st pruty and won steadily until the orkers became effectively m tl KwiUfc JW f r Donald E Clark, son of Mrmd 48 persons attended the last meeting of the Brighton school board and asked to know why the 7 Brighton teachershad been fired Pres Shosey of the board said the board had accepted the recomendation of Superintendent Popper Supt Pepper said the 7 were hred on account of undesri able ethics, lack of student con trol, failure to follow administrat ion policy, disloyality to the ad ministration, and poor staff relations Supt Pepper has resigned and Shoeey saia the new suptwould have power to rehire any of the seven desired Mrs David Basquette and Rev McLucas wet spokesmen for the 48 1 Manr Gei bas returned home army cornmuncatons school at Camp ftoeder Austria He s a wireman Mrs Charles Porter qav a stork shower Sat nite for Mrs Ken Russell 16 were present The quest of honor recevei many nice gifts Luncheon was served Ray Cosqray and family and Charles Porter and family visited relatives in Mason Sunday Born to Lloyd Hendee and wife Friday at McPnerson hospital in Howell, a daughter, Luann Wesley Reader and Howard Thayer Wt Sunday for the Ed ucrtional Conference at WiscOA sin University at dadisori Aey return Wednesday Thsitthifk eoiKpl oys ale club cmd Paula 0Mt took part, 1 in me sow, fcenvai atbyi kx lm mfy v wr tei I ger in a car door We saw the 2nd grade exhibit on Mexico Mrs Cobb, music teacher was here Friday We have a new pupil Kevin McMacken Karl Burg went to his aunt Iron es birthday party Sunday We made a new chart on mail men m Mary Kelly accidently kicked Dorothy Doyle and qav her a bkid eye Ronnie Mueson brouqht a rur tie to school Carol Miller and Jerry Reason j were in the talent show Friday night Fourth Grade George Reeves visited us Mon day and Charles Field Thursday We have a new pupil, Ronald Gillispie of West Branch The boys hove a soft ball team with Jack Lee capt 13 pupils had perfect atten dance records the last 6 weeks We enjoyed having Mrs Cobb of U of M teach us music The 8 fourth graders who done ed the singing game Old Brass Wagon did well, We ax proud them Firm Grade For our science table we have the fotyowfeg contributions Go don, crawfish and bloodsuckers Earl CTawflsh,ery,qarter snake James Hollmgsworthlmineral col lection Sandy,Deila Kay and Barbara made shadow boxes illustrating stories and units John Salyers birthday was last We wiole letters la tn Edison Insttru Dearborn 0 wo been strengthened and has about the same lineup oi last years Mk, place team The star of the pitching staff is Dizzy Trout, on aged pitcher who has not been a res, uh for several years The Iriggs family who own the Tigers are one of base balls richest iastiiies yet they either have the worlds worst scouting system or are in clined to be tight The last time they won the pennant they had to grant a lot of big salary imcreases Second division U do not draw biq sallories There have been rui that the coffins shipped from Korea did not always tain the bodies of the socrsfS ified According to armv recuse tion the coffins cannot be ops ed here In Oklahoma Oty Lena Shellenger has gone farts court to get an order to open m ccfhn contained the rssnaiss eii her husband She says she reasrv ed letters from him dated threw months after the date he wot Kftt 1 ported killed 6 reserve air corp flyers have been tried by army, court Mrtailed in Texas far retastiMj ttv fly One Lt, Vem Goodwin Oaifornia has been dishosrablv discharged from the any sentenced to 2 yesss in piesjb Now these men csose evsjHMsi cmd were educated by tk owr, ernment to be fiyers pi sjsssjrt eis pense After the w y did sjet not resign but ctayed em 4k ft serve list becausefcflt 4M knew they ssftafe h lesdieByrtfcT not wffBl to M r tfr t ft 4 r I, M , vi A vi JMtr fiOTfi 5ST m , Psfi iSi I 1 ftfy, THE PtNCKrlET DISPATCH Wednesday, April23, 1952 choir which is on a concert oouf of Michigan and Illinois A peuuon has been signed by Cmlson people ana sent to Rep wd Thur Ajril a I 23 24 Howell ITtealer BOWEL MtanUJLr MWMtfMt Adrian deboom, askng ior mor J guards at the Chilson con vie t camp George Chapman, 79, former Novely Brighton restaurant man died last week He was a member of the Brighton Masonic lodge Thomas Foran and Jerry Mc Gee were shot arid Raymond Meer and Thomas Johnson es caped when the tried to hold up the Butteriielu oil station near i Brighton last weocAll are Detroit tein agers and were later arrest Dexttv i heater Vivian Leigh Marios Brandon , mMM J l I11 wd i A1 M M M A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Aofcfert Muchum, Lisabeth Scott Nm Cartooo FrL, Sat April 25 26 Lucille Bali John Agar to THE MAGIC CARPET Ph Tim Holt, Richard Martin in HOT LEAD4 ted, Wm Muellenhaven, mgr of Sun Mon April 27 28 and Robert Ryan in THE RACKETT BEHAVE YOUISELF Forley Granger, Shelly Winters FrL, Sat April 25, 26 2 Great Hit 2 A LIGHT YARN BOUT YOUR SEWING CIRCLE Needle and thread fly straight as an arrow when you dont have to squint to see what youre doing la fact, ail your sewing is easier less tiring when you dont have to strain your eyes to see Good light protects your eyes makes sewing more pleasantspeeds it, too Enjoy the advantages cf good lighting with a new swingarm type floor lamp Youll find meny to choose from at your lamp and fixture dealers the station did the shooting The following M be inducted into ihe army April 24 Bob Dar row Harry Elliott, PinckneyLew is Crawford Carl PowelL Gerald Kelly HoweilIames FlynnBfigh ton Patricia Gentry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Gentry of Howell was married to Pfc Gene Redinger of Howell at Denver Col, April 15 Pvt Noel Cook is now stationed at Lackland air held, Texas His wife is the former Aim Heath of Pinckney, A law just passed by the Iegis lature provides mat owners of boat liveries must pay an inspec tion fee of 50c a year, per boat to the sheriffs dept New York appeallate court has reversed the decision of a lower courtand held the proposed merq j er Congl and Evangelical1 Sun 200 p m cant Van Johnson, Dorothy Larour Ruth Roman, Louis iJalhern In INVITATION Comedy Gitn Miwi iuesWedThurApril 29 JQMay 1 Fred Astare, Vera Ellen Keenan Wynn Marjode Main in THE BELLE OF NEW YORK fa Tdurtu4w Roy Rogers, Dale Evan SOUTH OF CALENTO Plat MEET DANNY WILSON4 A 8u9t WNMB tuumg Frank Sinatra, Shelly Winters Sun, Mon April 27, 28 Sun shows 3,57,9 Mon 7,9 MAN IN THE SADDDLE wm J RandolphScott Joan Leslie news cartoon shorts TuesWedThurApril 290J4ay 1 A MILLIONAIR FOR CHRIST Fred MacMurray, Elinor Parke Coming Just this Once, Room for Short Subjtcta Lot Nwp One More u 1 Sylvan Thenter Chelsea Mahim t ConunitSteel Town Ma 6Pa Kettle Back on the Farm FrL, Sat, April 25, 2 SLAUGHTER TRAIL Brian Donlevy, Virgtnlaa Grey and Andy Devtae court legal The decision will be New Cartoon mams appealed to a higher court The Howell Knights of Columbus will initiate a class of candi dates there April 27 The contract for the new school has Sun Mon April 27 28 under Skowa a t f, t WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE wife Avon Theater StocJcsfloge wicnignn FrL, Sat, April 2, 2e SILVER CANYON in sepiatone A Supot WMIUI Staninq Gene Autre,y Gail Davis Bungled Bungalo, Fool and his Honey Angers Aweigh Richard Dorr Barbara Rush Dexter Elementary school has cartoon Now Sports Randy Brooks and Orchestra tir T7is, 727,28 tract for 203,977, Dart Cady of Mason, plumbing for 107,000 All electrical bids were rejected The cafeteria and general pur , pose room in the original plans i have been deleted t A W Wilkinson counted 56 varieties of birds at his feeding stotion on US12 near Chelsea S last week THE LAS VEGAS STORY A DMM 8019 Jane Russell, Victor Mature and Vincent tHce Lee Theater WHITMOBE LAKE MICH I Sprouting and storage losses of root crops controlled with maleic hydrazide 2S Ieea Ai the paqeani Sacred Flame given at the opera house by the I Congl church drew a pad ed , house Friday, The cast was as I follows Mylo Kettier, laa Feidler, 1 Clifford Vanrlorn,Ona Campbell, Bessie Swarthout, Oaivin nook er, Dan VanSlambrook Beatrice VanHbrn, Gertrude Tupperfciinor I Gage, Bonnie Schienhais Viola Shipley, Mary Snively, Lydia Schoenhals Heiin Feiaier Esther Green, FrL, Sat, April 25, 26 Doubb feature Walt Disney Filsi SNOW WHITE AND THE SEyEN Plu DWARFS Wild Bill Elliott to W A C O in sepiatone RICH, YOUNG AND PRETTY b Toem4elw musical comedy with lane Powell Wendell Coey Comedy Cartoon Newt Sun Mon April 27 28 Janet Leigh, Peter Lirwlord in JUST THS ONCE FeaturetteMurder in a Fkrt Ntjrtty Newt Cartoon Campbell Jessie Green, Percy I Swarthout, Andrew CampbellIva TueaWecLThurprU 2930J4ay 1 Gardner Lonnie Van,Siambrook I Johnson, Dorothy McGuire Mrs Agnes Hams passedi ftuth RomanLous Culiern ComingPride oi Maryland, The Yokel Buys Lorna Doone Bell TELEPHONE OPERATOR ftr A new growth regulator, maleic hydrazide, has reduced or prevented sprouting of stored onions, potatoes, sugar beets and vegetable root crops in experiments conducted by Michigan State College Agricultural Experiment Station Sprayed on plant leaves at specified times before harvesting, maleic hydrazide has lengthened the storage life of onions, even perishable hybrids Treated potatoes have been kept up to 12 months without sprouting Storage losses of carrots, beets and other vegetable root crops have been greatly reduced For full Information call, write or visit your County Agricultural Agent fazZctC aay Tuesday evening Corn borer meeting at Congl church April 22 C L Bolander is speaker The OES have elected the following officers W, M, Beulah Miller W P Ona Campbell A M, Sadie Read Sec, Hazel Parkj en mi0 merchandUe taken INVITATION THE WHIP HAND with Carl Balenda Elliott Reid Kewa er Treas, Mary Teeple Coni Mae Bullis, Asst Ccnd, Mrs Esther Campbell, the Chaplain, Iva GcordnerMarNettie Vaughn Adah, Agnes Keller Ruth, Wini fred Graves Esther Alta Meyer Martha, Jennie hooker Electa, Mable Schjaeier Warder Fossie No experience necessary pay while learning Pay increase first year,chance foradvancementpaid vacation wok near home with friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment Offjce 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich I SvA Vhuat Truck fiefps preserve telephone service Telephone wires and cables exposed to weather get periodic inspection to make rire theuare in good condition A big timesat cr on such a job is a special ladder truck, with an aerial platform that can be shifted in a complete circle 21 feet above the ground Michigan Bell is making more and more use of this truck, because it gives inspectors free use of both hands, and enables them to inspect wires over parked cars and truckselts another of many modern methods which Michigan Bell uses to preserve dependability and quality of telephone service MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY JJfrS Thomas Burchiel and family of Windsor, Onti have purchas ed the ErW Kennedy home on West Unadilla St and will move here, A severe now storm hit here on April 12 ,, T , , The Leslie village council hasI , ChambersSentinel,Vvaies LelandJ voted t0 License no saloons this I MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE Mable Schafer was installing year j officer and Iva Seasonmorshall i j Agnes Harris is building MrsMary Green of Green died J an addition on her home Monday at the Pine ney Sanitax Qus Smith is back from Dettroit where he spent the whiter, Herbert Cope finishod lecture course tour last night at Decker ville Roy Caverly has left the Dsipatc office to work in Dundee COMPANY ium following a leg amputation Friends of Mrs DoraPlaceway Mevis gave her a shower last Saturday Miss Melba Rhodes is a guest of Mrs Mary Teeple Bom to George Long and wife The OZS will give a mas April 11, a girl I querade party April 7 Adm Born to Clare Swarthout and 110ci wife, April 18, a girl Mrs Leal Sigler has returned Mrs Clarence Stackcble under from California, went an operation at St Joe hos Patrick Kelly is batf from Vir pital,Ann Arbor last week j ginkx Bom to W E Darrow and wife Wm, Brown has rented the Tuesday, a son Hinkley farm at North LakeThe Burroughs Adding Mach Mike Roches colts ran away ine Company of Detroit has purwith him last week smeshing the chasesd the Don farm of 220 j buggy acres at Chilson for a country club Mrs John Ruttman oi Manon George English of Chelsea got called at the Cass Clinton home APRIL, JUNE, NOV3BEB 47 iambs from 29 ewes last week Pluobing W ter System etc Stanley Oinkel HHrgfci house on UnoxftBa QT r Neighboring Notes 1 The annual financial statement of Stocftoidge to township show ed receipts of 65,407,59 and , expendirures of 56,37753 i Only a small number were pre ent at the last Stockbrige reor garfization meeting No action was taken Mr and Mrs Charles Galbrcdth oi Gregory have returned1 from Cahibrnia Fowlerville had a big school reorgemization meeting with 25 j schools represented We see the Plainneld school was on the list Jean Tomion of Fowterrille U a member tU Alhte V I Jack Clark spent the week end , j at the Edsel Meyer hone at Ypsi 47 fears Ago ru, ,, T f Lcrtson and wife have re TJ 3 young peorle enjoyed a turned from Florida, dan ing party a, the hotel Cav T BriniJST and famil of Chil elry Monday nig, t , son have moved in the S H Tl 3 Livmgtpn ounty Mutual Carr house on West Main Se Tek hone Co, edded 40 new JiinmSe BidweUof Brighton was st2S hldf lcst weeK , a guest last week at the Ben i01 ,ooi f White home, the Whtes took him setxion sold hsrc it week V home Sunday l1 if ,,,, Ona CampbeU andrife were T13 You 4 n s Cib sirrpris m 18 Tuesday d letw E , 0n aid Clay john y kmd were S S on nor guests Sunday at me Frank Boyer home in Ann Arbor and called at the Lloyd Warner home in YpsilantL The Albert Shirley Dle Miller and Leonard Lee attended xou all know the rhyme tor tell ing how many days tnere are in each month, ihe rhyme makes it easy to rememoer How easy it should be to obtain the same rhythm in our financial pians s A savings Account opened now and added to regularly will solve the probdems cre a py unpiann ed spencung McPHERSCrfrlAte BANK ffPWmit Mich All depotdtf tift to 10,000 insured by 0 msfnbtrshlp in he Federal UeooeJt Wreranoe Cot poratjan 1 A WAIXONAIRM CUSHIONED VlLVitKI IHOISt ed ton 16th birtliday Mr and lAxs lon Cadwell en teatr9d Friday evening in honor of Certrude end Frank Wolfer of Stillwater, Minn ihip and rlMtUWya m New New sPrtng and Sa W V Nv Last Wednesday night the, j wanmaff far store of W E Murphy was beak B4hi 5 iPflP 1 w tBB PtHCDOSf DtWATCH Wednesday, April 23, 1952 ThePeopl Store es kA Pinkney Dipatci JLnet c itn Cass hd Wukeiieia vnu has be 1 empiuyeu iio juuy o, a I COUUHiaSiOli JI liUWuiL iJ i0 I ompiya at incciu at JNian baiws a be 1, ae Dik IOLJUJ UN V S homo irou ionoK, vu, aver the wee end Ross Hevd an v lie and j , i K, It D iau Lv Groceries Dry r oods Canned Goods Shoes Ge,ts Fur nis hugs Lingerie ScnaKi aiu wri nice gujt3u3 at iui hV home, jeny Brown d troit were Suncky , c Robert Stead hom Mrs Midge Miblo 1 the Leuou xixa 1, Howara he a cua to Last iawub , Li ni J J i aay Mesdamo ViLi A Muh Schaier uiid jLiuit 1 ea a car a puty Wci J c xJr copal chuiCu nae 1 n1 The Le La ti ius Mrs Mat IVk, riic, ding 01 then 1101, ntu LJ to Hubert VVilson a 01 L, chucn jackson, b 1 Tna ioiiowing a weading i bac lene Hosier at me chuian 5 mra r OK FOR THE CLOCK AT KJSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED 01 Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Futures and 1 I t1 1 leetrie Headers, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPROAliTT COMPUTE LINE OF nmES, COLOSSI WHITE PUMPS 1 MKSTEP PLUMBER Txm22rjms3Hivmi taghes ONE fINCENEY 157P11 in Pocahontas iiJU wLEAN BURNING t Kennedys Gen 8tar SPECIAL OfFER bon and lamii fan lamiiy i Welter Clerk Clark, Don A j bchneiclar Ci chestra piny J iiObert iiOt a son and Lon t of Vobbrviiic 11 ne Qvic M 0 i be i 0 The b ain 1 cf idr u ik pacnir v ,t d Murray Kennedy and wife cal rud ivpicl, ed at the Stanley Culvor farm i Clyde FisHt 1 B Mull ucky Coal pf 0 ALbO STOKF3 COAT AN1HERICITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND cx iaiuii 0 1 v V P PisOITE 2FV DKXTER oe ooris MMVM X her brother r 10 Limited Time Onl , Oerfietd Sunday I Mr and Mis xvl E Darrcw ana ln Owou 1 Mrs Mary hoif were in Jaelcsar war oacrrjie an Vanaercook Lake bunaay l , rf I We understand more briqiu children weio I ton teatnejs navo resigned and kev a third Mis LoJj Lobaeli has Fli,, Ui taken a leave 01 absence, qo S nay to Arionaa for hei h,,,hrnn, Ms M ry if ff 01 T ox Social AT priCKNEY SCHOOL GYM neaitn The e her husoanac tr, Inez , re Miller family attend at ti V j ed tne bunders iShow in DeUcu weol I Sunaay j cLrt Ca The btanley Dinkel family call rip 25c,AduJn 50c GiHLS WJVH BOX FREE Starts 800 P M 11 TV rs S r I PhlfgaiToppaii ModVf4t 4ovtlfwl PMgtttTap 11 tang Bge Systew, Cemplty Inctolltd fw Undn f PMIgt ftegvlar Prl 00000 fOTAl itJ0 f0OO00 ALL TMRE3 OR ONLY t 209 YOU GIT o big pwtlful rang ftotvrlng th fotait work vf nVMilnt YOC W 1 ffiMrti hg yrtm cowptfly Iiitfld o J YO0 0IT w rBri of PfilfM at no oxtra SEE US TODAY Hockey 8 war thou Plumbing and Repairs IDBKB IYSral flfSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC, BOS ROUS a ed at the Kenneth Wyiie home in Anderson Sunday r T,1 Sunday callers at the George husband vhc i Meaaon home were nusseil Wat th rcers and wnc and Vern Munsed and wiie of Fowlerville j Mrs Andrejv Nesbitt and Nellie Gardner attended a card party at the Knight of Columbus had j in Dexter Thursday j Robert Strieker and wife of De tioit were Sunday ctdlers at the James Whitley home Mr and Mrs Eari Baucjhn en tertained 40 friends and relatives j Weanesday night in honor or their 40th wedding anniversary The Robert See eld family and Mrs Virginia Carver and chiidr en o Columbus , Ohio, were pre j sent j J H Hooker and wiie were tho guests of Mrs Viola Pettys at Howell Sunday Mesdames Hazel ParkerMidg Miller, Carmen Porter and Wini fred Aberdeen attended the Wash j t tencrw county OESconvention at Dexter Tuesday The Keith Bradbury family of Chelsea spent Sunday at the L J Henry home, j Jeffrey Hendee son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee is staying at the Lynn Hendee home for the present i Mesdames Midge Miller Fran cea JFobinson, Florence Baughn and Winifred Aberdeen went to J Detroit Wednesday to buy equip ment for the O, S Chapter j Mr and Mrs Clarence Gear hart of Otsego spent Sunday at trie Ma Nash home Among those attending the the Masonic Consistory meeting in Detro this week are Percy Ellis, Olin Robinson, Larry Cam, burn and Flons Clark Mr and Mrs T J Latson of Darwin Road held open house Sunday in honor of Jtheir 30th Wedding anniversary Among the guests were her father F A Romelt and brother Don Romelt of Detroit Mr and Mrs Elmer Pratt and Marvin Pratt and famly of Coop ersfUle were Sunday quests of the Roy Jeason ccmily r Ross Read and wife returned from St Petersburg, Florida lastj Saturday , Wilbur Eisele and wife ot, FowJ lervilie, William Proctor of How ell and Jimmie VanBIaricurn of Ypsilanti called at the Oact I Campbell home ICIBI week Merwin Campbell eonr Did, and H, C VexWer weat fmelt to O p baling Contest in t U L , TO 3CYC 9 to 13 YEARS 3Y W DAVIS, iJWELL oy Pinckney Area 4H Club clp ktO time to plan nmc DRYING Y anc CORN Softer cijcliy, fewer field losses, much less sc ar,4 bip rlrr in time and le Tcs the repr rf farmers who uso efocif crop dtying ecjijmont A rcd ,rvcro Yf rd Ask your EdI 1 Fum Service Arv ,t for compfefe deiis Thcro5 no oblittion whatsoever for the r,i i cow or tu Ervin J i vi lv , tjic dec tr kics, cures 100 tons of Ciijppeu iiij , Liiy, proHmble beiiLn io v c n grow1 On the Sv rt n r Fann, ilo Co,, a fi v li hp ioto a iv f ci y r first, 13on re ir tJ to the wellfilled coin crib, VTini Good wiring , import r,t for iot ui rtccsnmendations t EDISON hi i , I , if1 V lMvai flbixiivt week iKV Btsapi Sat ,vSiTf SSW 1 SH THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 23, 19S4 MM MAKE PLANTING AND FERTILIZING 1 b SMS MODERN BANKING METHODS Machines that can keep records 1 and do part of our thinking have replaced the pen and ink meth j ods of early banking They en apl to serve pou promptly and aeuxtxtly, However, our staff has the old warmth of appreciation for each, customers business and the 1 same desire to make available FfiOFfSSNAL CtRNE THE PINCKNEY auflAiwitf BAY M DUFFV M, U Pmckafy u Michigan DaUThOO A M to QU P M Except WedsjeetfYVi BEAL ESTATE Fatms Homes Lake Propertte I and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD fiASON Broker 2 0 9 Worth read 0 taA jWswjj 1VJ, V itSTSiSSZSSassJMkrfiUs3jrse ,adBydLjwiy to vour individual needs THE RB8T NATIONAL BANK , Y ,, 7ift MLr SAY OK , m m Si j t You can save precious plantfna time reduce production costs by planting aiui fertilising n one operation with a John DeereVen Brunt Model ,FB FertilizerGrain DriiL lew lowwheel design and automotivetype wheels frniM the Model FB to driU with dependable ac curacy at speeds up to 6 miles per hour Adjustablegat fluted forcefeeds handle almost all crops with yieldboosting accuracy Startype fertilizer feeds distribute from 24 to 1680 pounds of commercial fern lizer per acre Sec us for complete information about the Johtl DeereVan Brunt Model FB FertiUzerGrain DrilL DB a fflL McCQjSB IT itJr5 bhone 157F11 MYBON J HU Plumblna and Heattna U2Vi Horth MicUaaji Ave 8717 LalwsLU Drive Telephones license BushLake jE hv Aiffifiiilffci14 P 8WABTHOUT 6 SOU Evenings by Apuoinuniflits Funeral Home i DOB C Swarthout Director i Howell Michigi HERB SNiED Modern Equi AniDttksnce u j Phone 183 207 E Jjj ihrM 39 M jfak Ileal Estate, Irsuxan Brokertiqe WD OPTSSS City Lake and Fcnim Property i iM OPTOMETRIST Phillip Gentile and fee Lavey A SpecwSv i20 Wtit 4 Rives Ave bought 2 house of the City of rw your fcopertV Witt M Ik well u Mlchta ihone 358 LEELAVIY i UOYDHPWDEr Ann Arbor on the site oi the naif ing lot on Ann St and moved Residence 61 I ing them to W 7th St, 6 blocks west i Huron where they are , ,4,4x VIM MM MudeTo MM Livestock HauLaa them up Mark Nash and Eric Rose were smelt fishing at East Tawas last woek Rev and Mrs HE May croft of5 BERT Wl UE Saugatud visited at the Merwinlpjiont Pmckney 78f2 AUC nOHEEW farm Bales A fipclaUty General Trucking llione 64F14 Ptncknry, Msev JOHN DEERE 7foaad46t T5W ajse LAVEY HARDWARE RETB1GERATIOII HABOLDt BfasV Repairs On AU Mais Ptoclaoy 15 If 3 RCl 0 Campbell home lkxst week Mr and Mrs M E Darrow at tended a Gideon meetinq at Lan sing Friday night ,pv Mr and MrsLawrence Baughn and Levi Ludtfe and Alberta i Ddnkel were in Frankenmuth on I c A j DentLft fiffir callers at the Asher044 Pertage LoW BoA WyHe home were Mr and MrsJPnone Dexter 3461 Frank North, Mrs Ella Wallace , and MrsLon Worden of Jackson H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds iHONE 136 Pinckney i ttmt ULCX TOWN1W CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GRENITE WORKS Miliord Michigan s Classified Advs, it n ORDER Chick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW farmers Feed Supply Co Men Wanted for Press Operators FOR SALE8 Piece Dining icom j suite 35, Horton electric portable ,,,, ironer 30 Schwenn Delux mod WANTEDouse andBoat Patnt i el bike, or will trade What have mg to do Otto Smith yCu 11941 West Shore Driveat i Phone 173F12 Hi land Lre WANTED GARDENS TO PLOW Ui Hollister, phone 13BF2 ON ALL SHIFTS FOR SALE 18 month old 7 cubid ft Frigidare refrigerator, full width freezer chest,Delux model,6 mon the old three burner apt size El ctric range, moving into furnished home, must sell Gall Bob Johnson Pinckney 173F21 Mich Molded Plastics Hi land Lake or phone Pinckney 169F1L FOR SALE hashing Machine A C heavy duty Howard Crcrie 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE Electrochef stove, burners Darren Baker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 74952 FOR SALE 194T Dodge Sedan Good transportation PhM Gentile 111 Main St Pinckney DEXTER MICHIGAN FOR SALNew Electronix Vacuum, used upright vacuum, boysFOR SALE Buildine and two bicycle Call after 600 p, m lots on West Main St Ptsjkney George Van04vexVll22 Mowers known e the Stewart Aranem Road voperty to settle estate FOR RENTiFunisnea 6 romeott , jNmi Reason Adm age with toilet, oil heater at Pert ergon Lake 40 a month Inquirer j WANTED AhM Irving Gardner and Highland ad Arthur wife of Teachout George VansTdver 1122 Mtwersfiet us help you sell Rd or will eelL Wve more prejjeerts FOft SALEBaby Chick7Barred ftc,, csnd White Rocks, N H RdsHy w eJL Pinckneys Mr and Mrs Howard Craig, Larry Camburn and Clare Mill Mrs Eva Enquist and Mrs Eloyse er attended the past masters nite Campbell were in Detroit last of Tyrian Masonic lodge in Deweek I troit Tuesday night This is Ref Sackette lodge Usaee and Typ9 lt L mnmA VA rA Tv,n horns new hatching Our chicks , Gfaw,, enSL 2d T80l,,r chieksare U S approvs3 under and wife of Bnghton called at J of Howell caUed at the Irvm Ken, Michigan tate Pomltrv lept the Abert Din 4 home Sunday, nedy home Fnday Squire HatcheyHoellMich James S Fred Ward of Chubbs 218 9 Mich Al PJW 3C5W Corners went smelt fishing last Friday farms FOR RENTA Good floon Mrs L J McKmiey AUTOMATIC SAW rUING 7Se SERVICE WrflLB YOU WAIT UL WORS GUARANTEED LAWN MOWEBS SHABPENED j MANDELLf SAW FILING SHOP HILAND LAt tST 8TDB 11524 RIVER DRIVE QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish N Bfarket Prices Courteous Service wJL J JbvlV sJ Spring time Is garden tlms in Michigan And efter a spading, hoeing, plqnting The American Way is to else that pleasantly tired feeling with a cool, refreshing gloss of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongs i to pleasant living, to food fellowship, to sen slble moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 23, 1952 Description An account of the resource April 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 1952-04-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0fe910bd49448fd2ab7afeeef69499f1.pdf 7f20d557f839c670773c292f67d5a8c4 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 t V nbrRSON i t t 6 54iW rui DB m V 7 i V t 1 i ft 4 A Volume 68 Michigan Miivor It is too bad that politico has be come an aftermath oi jackson prison riots The Republicans are biarning the governor tor grant ing the 11 point demands of the convicts even if it savd the lives of the 11 guards held as hostages and the governor puts the blame on the legislature for cutting prison appropriations and reducing the number oi guards by bU Little attempt is being Characters GEORGE W CLARK giLfiihh biggest growers in this secuon SO years qWasGeoW Clark Vwo Wednesday, April 30v 19 naa a larm on irwin tx This 05 wad olOia me days ox tractors, ouii aojrs and automatic diggers yei his ytuiiy puiatoe crop eucii year ran aroana 22 mishels Potatoes Social Items Mr and Mrs Gerald Reasou a J announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Jeanne to B r mtr W Cpl Paul Li Frederick, son of Mr I Sfl and Mrs Roy Frederick of Misha waka, Ind atiiolic Grade School JMews Lurteut Comli ft Cos w T First Cr nunurea and wooa made to find out why the riots wer cuut aU h soiu oh m occured There will be a special jlorm He naci a large outdoor session to appropriate money topi ne siorea me poiaioes repair the damage but little will be done to correct the abuses which caused the outbreak The bi trouble at Jackson has always been that the prison has never had an established system iiach incoming governor appoints aceui 2Uu a, m ana arrived a warden and parole board and there at 700 am Roy Clark said the rules are constantly being when he wonted on building the changed Warden Sanford who U of M footbail stadium about preceeded Frisbee was a good 1929 he went in a qrocery store man and so is Gen Frisbee the near there ana waen he mention old U S marine but neither was I he was from fine ney the groc able to establish a system asl er asked ii knew hotatoe George the parole board was too political, said he used to buy potatoes of minded, State Police Com, Leon him lor years, he was surpused cud prophesied that the riot was when he was told he was tailing cominq montus ago, The prison to the son of Potatoe Georqe built for 5000 now has 6500 Of course the potatoe market There are 382 guards but they has always fluctated more orless work shifts and have a day off, less In bumper crop years they oomt yeais he put in every avail able acre on his iarm to pota I toes, inn Arbor was his pnncipl market and he sold both to the stores thee and from house to house, rie loaaed up the night be tore and started lor Ann Arbor jun4ay MOM rnatty ev I 7O0 p, m K Jimmie Goldmans mothercame 3 f or epilsti I to visit nim rnd are allowed to ,i S sell as low as 3Qc, in years of scarcity they havegpne up to a week so there are never ovei 85 on duty at a time which is not not enouah for 6500 Gov Wiiliam said his promise to the rioters was that the prison personal would make no reprisals against the rioters He said he had no power to grant them ixn Shirley Jeanne Reason pf5 Re5lsoln a graduate of Cp Frederick graduated flomMis hawaka high school and is slat loned at Ft Custer, He was in Korea 2 years gWay ate KoVwuw Dvotto on ShePcUville Sot, 800 pnrYouth for Christ meeting at Hartland, St Sun, 1030 SermonJesus at the Marriage Sundav School in Sf 3QD p 830Rallyy of Jackson 5 ine She sawasake Assn at Clinton Congl church Q hollow lreeMon May 5th Family Night,feat Joanne Bloxom cut her lunng Perry Hayden, Tecumseh, 1 We are sorry miller motion picture, God is , We are readinq our new book, My LgjidlordThis project was On Cherry Street luck luncheon j v aided by the late Henry Ford Pot T U l Tha Wed 400 Junior effir Pmcuse JftL11, bio ox 700, Senior Choir practise tu2j Satday 2t, laid egg Sun eve, May 11, Judge Breakey Jfj fZV u brther Bob n w y ib m the hospital He aan t walk Fiwt Grade , For I science we axe learnmr,L, e piUon Ptisina T , about ani and how oian2ing as PPhecieJin L JacJao in a teiranum We Sf 9 Wf Ut Hoover ao Y irag ,ggs to watch6 H T We k are doing a unit 0n Uain steQd the IsqisiatuxBT J1 John CoIogneqwemtorns i0e prion ThaPPr0p m the woods and iound asonn tt121 y Th snapp w u louna a spring I 1, penny wise and no xom brought inaitel 11 P011110 the daj ion cJc tnu, u 7 7 cnigans areatei tne damage done TT repair ion clewed tnlhe coznmiss assi the prison wasiuivgestj , , il set UDin rnrriM eio 10301 SLW Wioatpa, the year bef uallv worlioi arson, kidnapping or destruc ion of property The governor vetoed the bill Q cour io a conitutional convention lrtu h,t for 2 reasons he said 1 That the state should be reapporeion j , 2 da ed first to give cities adeguate j vouner iox a constitutional convention in convention 2 A majority 9 300 or higher, Adding to an i JuMth Pfacky 0 other son, Floris Mr, Clark had a The marriage of James Gardner system for beating this Ii pota son of Mr, and Wsclorae Card toe were high he cut his crop ner oi Strowberry Lake o Mto fXn1thm, f,,verVbodY v9 Jacobs, daughter of M, wSld plant them It they were1 and Mrs Bernard Jacobs of Cen cheap he would plant a lot i terine takes placo morn ing at St Clements church, Cent pf Ann Arbor speaker Singing led by Richard A Endres to sciiool ixirry Utley hog eggs and Mike Budu, a large snann ihg turtle Camille Buda watrhed mothex robin tbund a nest Mar lee Aschenbrennel found a picture of MrsCobb in the pa Ann Cheiyl Mebfce is going to , StS have a tent to play in, s ane about 300 nL lar or epiletic are allowed to minale with the rest Abou 700 have no 8 Pindustry has kicked mucht about pIson competing Id KDC 1 industries have been abolished The commissioa recomended that the prkoTbS ons The legislature ignored all recomendations and will probab Jy continue to do so This is not he iurst riot ot Jackson In 1912 the convicts took possession of in arm Our seeds are growing s system us meant Clark had erlineThe groom is in the air cotp, stationed in California and lots oi bldis ployed by the IOIS oi i Chrysler Corporation, Detroit i o Tne Winston Baughn family nsisted of 8 sons with Mr and Mrs Frank Clark oi S, Some of the Milfofd, attended the wedding of K TVu qaq Irs Baughns rusin Joan Allen Clark had qone at St pauls Episcopal church in ss before they Lansing, Saturday night to Dr to work In his, Paul Green of ThomoBville ible to get in a presidential elec arQund home at portQqe and Meunouite GalTanr MenitoAlte Church ct 2 V Mphy Pastor S Supt Walter Escb r s, ,, VM Bunny Hinchey was 9 vaals iWlno WarmWo 1000 old April 25 yealS 25Jl52Lr222i IIsOO We made clock faces on paper Chlldrw, HOW 1J45 plates last week Jerry Steffen expects his folks ftne old prison and held it 10 home from Alabama Wed days The national guard was Bobbie Million has the measels oW out and was on duty the We hope he is well soon entlre time Clyde Darrowbrother Second Grade I f M, E row was with the not Young people Meettng 700 St awp frloe Wediisay AiOo o m GECfHGE MEABON SR Grorae Meabpn St, 87, died at hom towIrviI,2 convalescent home Sunday Me was born in them Mich, over the week end Josco January 12, 1865, the SOn, Mrs, Moms and thHh gade Janice Rose visited Paul Burg Saturday, Richard Krahns father togkhim for an air plane ride Sunday, Claudia Garr and Lucille Barr ett were in Detroit Sunday eonard Slmonson was in norof Lafayette and Druscilln Mea bon and spent his entire life m ional guard there In the last of fair the rioters seized 11 guards and by using them as hostages got all their demands including a steak dinner with ice creamAt one time the rioters numbered 2000 Their demands included the abolishment oi the dungeons where they are placed in solitary and the floggings with chains and whipsx Only one inmate was killed but several inmates and guards were injured SIJn 31 eW I last 6 WGS Uer oardner They both attended Duke UniveT visited us Monday, Barbara Baughn was tion year Base Lake Mr Clark died a num sity, S C i A u i , s a welJ driJi Lansing to a weddinq Saturdav UrHxs fust wife was Metto Voighsj Mickey Hitter cauqht a s ker and his second Alma WUferdof j Saturday I ber of years ago but his wife, 6, CONQ, W BLACKNEY RETIRES 0f his 8 sons and his 2 daughters are still living j DONNA BASYDLO WNS In the district spelling contest hero Friday,Donna Baydlo dauah ter of Mr nd Mrs Joe Basydlo meet with Mrs Lynn rlenaee at jjas ConiJWiUiam Blackney of this this district Bth has announced his retirement He has held office since 1934 except from 1936 38, He is forn Flint where he was a school teacher and mem ber of the bar 78 years old he has always been a middle of the road man MrBIackneys statement reads j plans for county convention atj i Q4, ,,,, I shall not seek renomination Brighton May 8 j ijw th arade Hartland won at and re election My decision has Co hostesses Mesdiames ClUfordi briohton 84 Farley Road May 1st at 2 00 Dolt M hBrm9 ns wl and the sta,e toaI OeteU in tay I l S, JSs and Ann Hillman,8th grade won at UlnanLfnanndt Fowlerville and Barbara Wasy been reached reluctantly, after long anl serious deliberation It is predicated upon my desire to 1Q what I think is best for my dastridft andifcr me personaly 1 am deeply grateful for the unvarying loyalty of my constituents throughout the 18 years I have servel in congressMy aoprecition will not diminish, but wll rather increase as the yeais go by, Hon William W Blackney ord Chambers ana riarvey Garr GLE CLUg AWARDS CONSERVATION DEPT NOTES At recf sung festival at 178 forest fires up to last week Ann Arbor the boysglee cluo oi out the number way past those Pmckney, Paula Cuulet, soloist r LL i Wre given excellent ratings Paula is a voice pupU of William Caverly of Howell , GregoryThe latter survivesThero are 7 children Mrs IreneWatt ers, JaOson Mrs Eva Teuton Rochester Mrs Lena Galbraith, Pinckney Mrs Gladys Ketcham and Mrs Druscila Snapp of Ma son, George jr, of Pint1 ney and Loren of Grand Rapio The funeral was ai the Swarthout Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon, Rev Brady officiaeing Burial in Piainfield Cemetery on MEET CLOWN OF CLOWNS Playwright Anita Loos writes about Emmet Kelly, famous cir cus clown who became a living caricature tg make people laugh She tells,in this SundaysHlMay 4 issue of The American Weekly exclusively with Detroit Sunday Times, how Kelly males every member of his audience feel he is performing for him alone of last year at this time which was 99 1467 acres were blacken The dept will sell cutUng rights ninrmrw rrMWM to 13 250 cords oi pulpwood and KINGS DAUGHTERS CONVEN 232,000 board ftof lumber in the TION MAY 8th The County Kings Daughters convention will be held at St George Lutheran Church, Brigh ton on May 8, starting at, 1000 am Executive board meets at 9301, Dinner at noon For reser vatons phone Mrs, Car Musch Phone Brighton 5271 SOn BALL LEAGUE STARTS The Pinckney soft ball league starts Monday, May 5 with 4 4 tdams They are as follows Joe Lcrvey,capUDon Amburgey, Phil Gentile Bob Twitchell, Tom iMollhmcnjJ Chris Campb3lLGr aid Vedcter, Don Packer, Mike Heath Brighton 5 hits but walked 6Th Wesley Reader, capt Dave Haines, Fred Singerjack Reason, Jim LaveyDave BurnsSonny Fuh man, Don BurnsJick Campbell Ridge Shirey, captRay Moriar ity Hollis Amburgey, Don Jones, J Chas Barrett, Terry Clark, joe1 Tsffteys, Harold DcruMj Ssnley lohdell Al Mrofka captj i MlofkaDicfDarrow, Mike Carr Brandon White ChM Packer, Paul Ware Bob Meabon, jack jefirevs, Chas Hewlett, jlm Matteson, Scott Bar rtt Herb Sdhneider f May 5 Lavey Mrogka Mbv 7iaaer vs ShireyMav 14,Mrof ka Header May 16Reoder v rMoy I9livev vtShv vs Miofloa wr upper peninsula May 9 12 The state paid George Maki of Chatham 800 for 46 coyottes the highest on record fo any one man The pheasant season does not open unt4 Qct 20 this, yea but nins until No 10, Both the rabbit and woodchuck season run to Jan 31 next year Ruiied grouse hunters killed 630,000 birds last fall, a record Life guards will be on duty at southern Michigan beaches after May 15 The cost of planting legal siz ed trout is 30c each All persons having boats on public fishing sites must have their name and address on the boat , MRS MABLE MILLS The funeral of MrsMable Mills, 82 daughter of Walter Mann of Pinckney was held at Port Huron Huron today Her husband My ron Mills, is dead Ther is a daughter Mrs Elisabeth Currier Gene Mann and MrsCora Webb attended the funercd L L WALKER DIES LL Walkw ef Detroit, husband e SCHOOL NOTES CONT prehension test Kay Kitchen rated 8th, 12 rated 7th, 6 rated 6th, 6 were 5th and 2 below 5th Barbara, Kay and Kathy went to the spelling bee Friday4 We extend congrotulations to winn ers, Donna Basydlo and Nancy Nash We are enriching our units with charts printed and tree hanci to show purpose and objective We entertan our mothers on May 5, Our entertanment committee is working on a program Kay Kitchen, Sandy Blakenbak er and Barbara Masey wrote a poem entitledAmerica Is Great Sixth Gadc We entertained our mothers, We served cake, orange juice and sanaviches We thank those LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F who dame, A M CALENDAR Th 6th grade boys played ball against the 7th grade and lost 18 Paul Burg weTTr Hi Piwpitlnn Saturday Bunny Hinchey spent Sunday in Adrian We had our reading tests in comprehension Monday Groce Poulsoh was out fast wee due to illness Farcia Mil liken has the mea sels, We thank Patsy Hollister for the geranium she brought in East ne TriCounty League startsthis year with following teams Howell WebbervilWilliamston FowlervilIe,Stockbridge, Chelsea, Lansing and Ann Arbor Pinck ney had a team in the league for a number of years but was out last yeur and will be this year as they can find no sponsor The VFW sponsored them a number of years but pulled out last year They said they went 400 in the red the year before The sponsor buys the uniforms, eguipment pays for the fran chaise and the umpires The at We are starting a unit on thn tendance per game is small The zoo in preparation for to tho zoo later Grace Poulson and Richard Krahn were in Ann Arbor Sat Wo enjoyed the scrap book on Latin America, the 7th showed us M vr lhid ci for tome timo Four Howell busi Mary Menke found a toadShe are sponsorina m thought it was a big stone u They expect to get Karl Burg has 8 new baby rab , ,7L our trip j lQSt Year Pinckney was in the league they did not have over 25 or 35 paid admissions a game The people stayed home and got Jheir game fay radio Brighton, grodo Hamburg, Dexter, Saline Man Chester wore all former members of the league but have been out May 6, Regular Woijk in th FC Degree Winston Baughn W M Paul W Curltet, Secy CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends1 and neighbors for the flowers and many kind orts shown us at the time of the death of Will picnr iam Murphy , The James Murphy Fanny Camnheii won last year to 13 We had a visitor from Grass Latce Friday Mrs Stipe substituted for Mrs Tasch Monday Seventh Grade Donna Basydlo and Nancy Nash won first and second in the spelling bee This is the second straight win for the 7th as Chris Hank Green of Brighton as pitcher Some Pinckney players may1 sign with them All games will be played Sunday afternoon Although there has been a big school expansion in the past few years we doubt that the school problem has been settled but we think it will continue indefinitely In 1936 when Pinckney built on the first addition they thought the situation had been settled by the addition of 4 class rooms but in 10 years time they were again T overcrowded Last year the new and friends wenton a hto Sun j school with 7 class rooms was We have 3 turtles, a crab and f built It is now filled and another 2 polywogs district with 40 pupils has had to bits, Carol Miller went on a Sunday Connie Beals had a tooth pull ed Friday Susan LaBelles cousins from work on their new farm house Sussan LaBelles cousins from Clayton called on her Sunday Sheri Fosters cousin broke his Ueg Kevin McMacken has a new j television and furniture Kenneth Russel and Francis Claik went hshing Sunday Tom Rittex and Tom Kennedy of the former Veronica Brogan Detroit was VUsd in a motorcycl accident at Baltimore, Maryland Monday, Then are no children The funeral is at St Marys churck at Pinckney jfhursday morning Earl WAD Jackson convict riot to 9tU in e HoweU ail nd other adrs in other Jcdfc of the prison ar4 at was neo The John WiHet Family OPEN HOUSE AT PONTIAC The Pontiac Stat hospita will hold open house there May 9 tc 12 horn 100 to 400 dailyPeople may go through the place There will also be lectures and motion pictures of mental health treat ment The use of Pschodrama a therapeutic tool in treatment oi mental cases will be discussed LOSE AT BRIGHTON Pinckney lost to Brighton Friday to 4 They only got 4 hits and made 4 errors Jack Jeffreys held rghto to 5 hits but walked 6The lineup was Matteonc, Jeffreys, p Darrow, lbHenry 2h, Oalr,3b Mrofka S3BradIey, WenderXein, Hainee outfield T We vjsited the 7th grade Fri day and enioyed the Mexican ex hibit We voted where to go on our trip Some wantod a tell 9 but most picked Greenfield Vil lage , PINCKNEY CEMETERY MEETING The Pinckney Cemetery Asm Mary Kelly hopes she will get a new kitten s Marjory Miller celebrated her birthday with MrsGladys Lees Fourth Grade be discouraged from coming in In many places the school plans drawn to accomodate the pupil had to be cut on account of high j construction costs Most of these out Satulday Fyan Bonner and Dennis Mor gan collided playing soft ball Ckrire Campbell and Kathryn LtaPad had charge of Mrs Camp bels room Friday while she was at the spelling oee Our Health Club is studying tfethWe have some fine pictures 7 ClL,ZZ7t r,mmli Petftr Bobon made a chart show F21fflht,JV JJit 2Siir Ousttrfson has a chart elect officers Jt mq the homes of ants and diiler business fTSec nt developmene attend Winifred Graves, Sec Mcn7Lou CantreU maqe a waU CURRENT COMMENT fM fc5U rTSv We had ourreader t for the TiIlJ2nWe thtak veaOUly Rigg, wot highDonnie Karen Tessmer had her tonsils f buildings will prove inadequate to handle the pupils According to the school census the school population will continue to increase for the next 5 years as the birth rate is increasing After the Jackson prison affair was over the Monday quarter backs came out of hiding To severest of these was John Martin i Republican candidal for senator He condemed the gov eraors coddlinq of prisoners hi granting their 11 point demand and said It was redlpulous that the convicts by seising a fsr auards as hctageecould mah the state of Michiqan surrender Evidently he considered me Ire of the 11 guards hel4 as liostaossi expendable and would sacitJOi them if necesary He said the Of ernor should have caQtg n to sssssiott tind wssssii a ,JXtsir r 5 i , r fKp K s WedneadayAil 3a 1952 W VlSv T He Kites it v A Unless yoafe a polar bcnr, ycuVc probry its bithi ime you want your v a to heai water for all yor jr,I s n the uromatic electric wny i , K r No fumes, no flame, no fuss Youll y heater operates for pennies a dy It Uvt rateswhile you ileep So get cnmphte water hcatl sasicLon CO ELECTRIC Tune In Edion Electric Theater Wednesday at 7 pm WXYZTV io Li iiicder 1 riv REDDY KIIOWATT Tow Elaciric Servant h Finest f water heating there is Vi, JIT4IBU 1 I II II Ill 11 HI r J t li UVV , rfS ,,1 STARTING FRIDAYMA 2 ilglfe iicspt Sundays JACKSON, 1ICi3GA6M t XG i 5 J I f I w nines Nights,ih June 815 pm CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED I iieigjuxjoruig ruie Howeitt Scaler lOhNOJU NttXJAn D TuwWedThurpni 29,JOMoy 1 Fred Astare Vera lkn Keenan Wynn, Marjo4e Main in THE BELLE OF KEW YOHK to ToctajMiv wkwiii uvu Miuik uu uuu ciuju Friday Saturday, May 23 WdjuUUCUbkXllj oWX3 Ui UlOAll CkUWil liu Guv nud iuuiy mjuieiu iJUi U AAOXOAJS VVC1W UUojJUUlUAAX I xu u yum Detwwii nuu Uaxne 1 Www uus ifcUWiuye ui rmciUAyy uioa biiaxjiutcf ioue ixxme lo f Theater HtJtioott Friday Saturday, May 2,3 2 Features 2 PHONEY CHILE musical comedy rrinry Judy Canova, Eddie Fay William Holden IB BOOTS MALONE Whip Wilson in WANTED DEAD OH ALIVE Patriae Lavey Suyi Mon, BkiyTl AS YOU WEHE A Good Cowdr SfaiflM Wilham Tracy, Jo Sawyer Hws JUST in THS fitful ONCE Cartoon paxuii, IVJJ tuiu xvas yay Lav i ox iexier ivxiiie cowdish and wiie oi bioasonage nave moved 10 iexxii this couniy the Red Cross oveUCTLieu men quoc oi Diou ytdiung ,oU ut are siuii Lucix uuod reeiz quota oi vdOJ ii nas cost Brighton 400 so lax to put oat rcus nres ail oi wuiJII were unnecessary ui Drigmon jiiwanis oiub has fijfaiiea a joaiiot rxntaiion move me ui UILB year to get the vote Friday Saturday, May 23 Tues, Wed Thur, May 6 7 8 Cary Grant Betty Drake in BOOM FOB ONE MORE Cemody Cartoon H Sun Man, May i 5 Sun shows 379 Moo 7,3 VIVA ZAPATA A Sopot WOMB SUuWf Marlon Brand, Jean Peters Anthony Quinn LedMt Mows Two Cartoon and Tues, Wed, Thur, May 6, 7 8 A Great Picture STEEL TOWN Color by Coming Deadline IJSJV Viva Zapata Sylvan Theater Chelsea Mtaaigra Ann Sheridan, John Lund news cartoon shorts Coming Ma and Pa Kettle at tho Fair Fixed Bayonets oat uus ytax vvmara ivourt, son oi M ana Mrs ioais isoai oi xmckney was mcxiifeu 10 Oaroiyn taye Oraig oi j iwigaion April iy at tne M E j cnuicn by hev McLucas lioru IO JVir ana ivirs, Frank j SiiOiiianLucia bo per oi Ann Ar j ixr iasi weejc a son j ine proposition oi bonding for SbouOoU to bulla a county hospit ai was order a submittea to tne voico oi tnis county m November I by Lho board oi supevisors alter I tney leceived peuuons signed oy i50o voters iavonng it Co triiipioyees ot tne ihureson Lumber Co oi Koweil went on a sULe last vveeky lus lied Cros mobile blood , true, cokeeled 103 pints oi on aivii lucent trip to Howell A rioweii Camp of Gideons will LO oganizea at the churcn oi the Naerene, howell on May j 16 next LCJI Crabb Howell vending mucrune manufacturer has been hetn named head ot the Howell ttotary Club, A marriage license has been issued to Bruce Miller, 26,Howelll and Helen Cooley, 26 LOBNA DOONE Is TocbjuHitjr with Barbara Hale Richard Greene Cartoon Xfowv Sports shows 715, 910 Sun Mon, May 4 TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY la TochaicoW A Musical lfeBrrtB9 Tony Martin Janet Ligh Ann Miller, Eddie Bracken ftundoy Show 3 , 1, Disney Caitoon Tues, Wed, Thur May 6, 7 8 ROOM FOR 6NE MORE A Comedy Starring Cory Grant,BetsyDrakeIrlsMann cartiMiw shows 715, 905 ComingGirl in Every Port Snow WhiteSinginq in the Rain Lee Theater WHITMORE LAKE MICH Avon Theater StockbAoge rvucnigaa Friday Saturday, May 23 Double roature PRIDE OF MARYLAND racing story with Stanley Clements Peggy Stewart Plus THE YOKEL BOYS A Coatody Stairl to Albert Dekker, Joan Davis Sun Tues, May 4 6 hORNA DOONE In Tectuscalor costume play oi old England with Barbara Hale, Richard Greene Nrws Les Go Gym Champs ComingSavage Drums GI Jane Honey Chile Howell ZS tais Ago Wiliam Chambers died at his home in Marion Tuesday after a long illness Mrs Myrtle Killenbeck daughter oi EH, Byer, died in Bay City Sunday ino The O, E, S will hold a social and program at their hall April 28, Aam50c and 25c Tne following local men have been appointed corn borer in spectors William Shehan Fred Jacobs Wesley Edwards The Marble school defeated the Pinckney grade school last week Hube Fri, Sat April 25, 26 Walt Disney Film SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS Wild BUI Elliott IB W A C O in sepiatane Friday Saturday, May 23 BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON I In TocHnlcatoc StOfflfta Ray MiHand, Forrest Tucker and Helena Carter Plus THE PACE THAT THRILLS With Bill Williams, Garla Belenda Bell TELEPHONE OPERATOR Sun, Mon, Tues Maq 4, 5 6 best musical in 20 years Susan Hayward In Ledwidge pitched WITH A SONG IN MY HEART for Marble The Pinckney lineup fe TechnioiX was Roilie Singer, pRonnie Tup Featurette0The Seeing Eye perc RolUe Shehan, lb Munay Kennedy, 2b Stanley Dinkel, 3b v mi Emmett RocherssHarlow Haines, Wea Thuxr May 7, 8 Lyman Battle Russell Read, Turk Deveijeaux, outfield The state police aiested a rum runner, James Burke of South Bend Indiana, in Pinckney last week with a load oi booze Walter Singer and wife of Jack son have moved in the Cadwelli house Mrs Anna Erwin of Owoeso is visiting her brothersjames and John Spears Mowi No experience necessary pay while learning Pay increaseg first V earchance foradvancemontpaid vacation WQC near home wilh friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment Offjce 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich Doublo Feature HURRICANE ISLAND In Cinoeokt with Jon HalL Marie Windsor also HOLD THAT LINE Leo Dorsey the Bswery Boys MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4 tears Ago STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the County of Livingston In Matter of the Estate oi Charj Barbara Tessmer, Deceased At a session oi sad Court held Trv White 76, died at ni Apm 14, iaoz i Lre APril 22 Funeral at Present Hon Hiram R Smith 3me here Apru f Judce Q probate Notice is Hereby GivenThat the JACKSON TROTTING ASSOCiATC, IMC, JACKSON, MICHIGAN home the home oiFSSifgComer 82, died at his petition of Arthur G Girard pray rrarm Lake Sunday inq that the administratic n of said wrSre he had hved the past 50 estate be granted to Arthur BGii rJrT Funeral at home Tuesday rard or to some of her suitable 1S Cane officiating Burial in j peon and that the heino of said TIVTO 1 deceased be determedwill be Tole Hardware have purchas heard at e Probate Curt on v the brid blacksmith shop on May 5 1952 at 10 a m Howeu St of W, H Placeway it is Ordered, That uojice hereof VTTI Svkes has received an of j by publication oi a copy wnf 100 a month to play ball hereof for three weeks consecuuv WIITTPV Wie, again this year ey preVions to said day of hearinb mi Znale harness is advertised Pinckney DispttcLand that t 1 and a buggy tor 40bolh the fidicuarv cause c copy of this io 5 Prt,lor Harness Co4 notice to be served upon each APRIL JUNE NOVEMBER You all know the rhyme for tell ing how many days tnere are in eacn montn Ihe rnyme makes it easy to remember How easy it should be to obtain the same rhythm in our financial plans A Savings Account opened now and added to regularly willfsolva the problems created by unpkmn ed spending McPHEKoOK SiAte BANK QWtfi Micb All depoi tp lo 10,000 in cured bv OAS rrinrsriip in the Federal Deposit iiiranoe poatiru rw Ind known party in mterc H at nis last fnTikowlott and Christine Renown address by registered z7rtf Greciorwere married ma return receipt demanded, at at ny VoarApril 20 least fourteen 14days prior to J Shehan hasmoved to such hearing, or by personal ser h0 hl vLex house he pur vice at least five 5 days prior to to n in uie A n3 mov guch hearing A true copv MrarB B Smith Celestia Parshall Jude of Probae to n ui ohan has mov , Culhane eci on his farm shehan farm Mp or CTof Cr3sonhasrnoved Register of Probate J ir V Teel double house ,m Va machine shop,hx Win Dunning has sold his four, ari Wl r , , 4 year old matched tcm to Sex1 lcrvn f08 SVhe of Calumet ton Bros, of Howell , , , T JrLr the oracuse of Pinckney went to Chelsea Sat , Mr and Mrs toward Read Percy EHis and wife and Wal ho WW wintersxf Lansing urday tut lost to the Chelsea Jun attend,,, Howeil Su2lday whereter Clark and wife visited the the Willis Lyons was jor Stars 7 to 8 Batteries far Flccfa xoraa Leo Lav were m noweii Sunday where VIWK aiu w nrV Wulis uYr T ovum CTiotooalkirTy i t OUESTIONt Is ther tty wy I enn put up hU on the tle wall of ny bathroom J 8, Brockton, MaaMchuta ANSWER 8tart by attaching tmalt blocks of wood to th til waM with adhcuvoa Thii typ of adhesive it nnraly availabta moit of them are black la color, and wiu hold practically 11 kndt of material together very well With 1 eke in potitio, uto screw to ttan fixture in cutacnry r, OUBSTlONt PfeM ocMiiiW fromwhUa rWednesday, April 30 1952 Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 4th Class net March e, 1077 Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Gets Fumishngs Licagerie Kennedys Guit Sfrar, Mr, and Mrs Harvey Brinker aiia iUinuy o Sndu y, jyiich cue now residing at 345 Wf Main St in the former S HCarr home Mr Brooks is plant supt j of he Lake Constuction Co at j Chi 1 son I j and Mrs Larry Comburn and Mr and Mrs Rex Sackett attended , the interdenonomial banquet oi I Wayne county at St Mary Mag j dalene Church, Mevindale, Satj urday nightSpeakers were Judqe I FVard, Judge Szymanski Habbi Adler and Rev Robert Richards who spent 33 years in Wnhs j i j The Lee Lavey family spent i Sunday at the Mervin Nile home I in Jackson 1 The Ieo Bettes and Wayne Carr families of Walled Lake spent the week end at the Roger Carr home Mrs Susan Campbell Young I accompanied Bernardine Burns j to Gamp Custer Sunday to call on Bobbie Darrow Adrian Lavey has retumeu hoiAMs ii m Ui ayo where ho spent trie winter The Wm IvLMacicen iainilY have moved aom tne roney mm to ratieison ifike where ho bought a cottage MrsEleanor Ledwidge and Nun were m him Arbor baturday fjev ftady and Mr ana Mrs M b borrow attendea ine Cong i meeting at Addison bunday pm Mis Dorothy Dinkel and aaug is, iijiaii vere in Lansinq i uesaay The Merlin Amburgey family attended the Builders Shuw m Lteiroit Sunday We understand the Loren Meu bon iumily oi orana napids are I in CaliforniaTne JJouxie Aniburgey lamiiy J oi Jackson cailed on iviis jVlry rtjnuurgey bunday Mn Dorothy Dinkel and two children, Mrs Lrruna Dinkel and Mrs Ldith Peck were Sunday dinner guests oi Mrs JSjate Battle oi tiowei Mrs Letue Nesbitt entertained her bridge club Tuesday George Meabon jr and wife were in Fowlerville Sunday Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLe returned home from Arizona last Friday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbit called on Mrs Bernice Howell FiidcTy Mi and Mrs Frank Aberdeen, Mr and Mrs Rots Read, Free Read wiie,Reg Schafer wife Wayne At Lee and wife, Horb Sneed and wife and Hnam Smith and vie were quests Satuiday night of the 47th weddinq anniv ers rv of Mr and Mrs Fred Toep le of Howell The Larl Kimbler family Lave returned from Mississippi Mr ui i MMrs W H Meyer en tertam d Sinday in honor ot Mr Mycrs mother, Mrs Anna Meyer o Jos Angles Calif, all their chidren but James also Mr and Mrs Mark Fan ell of Detroit The following from her attend ed tru 24ih Crand Assembly of the Rainbow Girls at Kalamazoo Satuiday Patty Thayer Ann Shir ley fcoason Marilyn Custafson Sally and Borbaia Miller, 1 aula C nicit They were a ompaniod by Mr and Mrs Roy Reasr o Mrs Francis Robinson and L i , itli urlett Mrs Ida Byers and Janet Fud ler o Ann Arbor wen1 Sunday day guests of the Ross Read fam ilv M and Mrs Clare filler, Mr The Doyle Tempfeton family of Keeqo Harbor spent ehe week end at the Albert Shirley home Mrs Walter Clark and sonVein, were in Lcrnsinq Friday Eddie Hamperian of Detroit call ed at the Dispatch office Satur at LOOK FOK1 THE CLOCK Al BtfSRUUX WHEN IN MEED O Plumbing IPumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and E1eitric Heaters, Pips, Fittings REP AWING A SPiOALmr COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COLOHU WHITE PUMPS My not Hughes X I MASTER PLUMBER ONE ftNCKNEY 157FU Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNINQ Kentucky Coal ALSO STOKER COAL ANTHERIOTE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND DEHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER iliK ibing W ter Systems etc Stanley Dinkel Me n Wanted 1 for Press Ope rator ON ALL SHIFTS PhllfloiTappau ModoP Vt4J Jtautltol PhHgutTap An Rang Regular PrUc 00000 blfgas Systoiv, Comptataly Installed Two Cfllnifort Of Philga VOTAi volte fOOQ Vern Kennedy and wife and Nancy and David Landcn of Do roit and the Ambrose Kennedy day He spent the week end family of Howell were Sunday i Patterson Lake, guests at the Irvin Kennedy home Livingston Lodge worked 2 MM j degrees last Friday night, Visitors were present from Highland Park Detroit, fcoyal Oak and Ann Ar bor ALL THREE OR ONLY WUCL 209 Mrs Irene Thompson who has beon in Florence Crittenden hos pital, Detroit was brouqht home Sairday Robert Corr staff reporicr for th Grand Rapids Herald was sent to Jackson prison by his paper last week and spent 14 hours there Thursday He took pictures, interviewed inmates and saw and talked with Pat Jeffreys 3 Beryl Amburgey who werej there with the state and YOU 0IT a big topautifwl rang featuring tha latsl thn and work avlg 9nvnltn, VC Oft mm vdmatif Phllga syttem cemplataly Installed al your horn, TOV 9IT twt yliedrt of Phftftt t no oxfra i and Car SEE US TODAY f Anrrew Campbell and son Chris, and Oscar Beck went smelt fishing Friday night to East Tawas and had good luck Garth Meyer of the Bad Axe on dut state police post was on duty at Uce Ionia prison last week where un J s,mday visitors of y rest developed Mrs Wm Shehan were Leo Wm JJeffreys and family were ish and family, Francis Krupa in Jackson Sunday and called on and family Detroit, Victor Krupa Pat Jeffreys who is still on duty of Albuguergue, N M, and Dr wieh state police at the prison , Harlow Shehan and son Thomas i of Jackson The Russell Glover family ot Fred Read and wife spent spent Fowlerville and the Gerry Eich Sunday at the Frank Peters hom man family called at the Edward in Jackson Spears home Sundtry , Clement Thorpe and wife of De r troit called on John Eisee Sun The Dr Walter Mercer family Mrs D D Brady is with Miss of East Lansing were Sunday vis Beal missionary, making a tour itors ct the Wm Mercer home of CongI churches in the upper peninsula Wm, Murdock and fcrmily of Pamela Seefeld of Columbus Hartland and Fky SCbtt and fam Ohio, is visiting at the Earl ily Of Fowlerville called at the Banahn Robert Pike home Sunday, Mrs Alta Meyer is rirculatina y I a petition to get the state o put The Younglve PTA met at the high fence around the convict school Friday night Clare lino ramp at Chilson where 250 con Mich Molded Plastics DEXTER, MICHIGAN ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday, May DARIUS KRUPP CAST OF CHARACTERS MICHAEL Plumbing and Repairs played acaordibn soloes, Carol Line Elaine Johnson and Shirley Wyiie piano numbers and Ruth Ann Line sang This was followed by a white elephant auction Mrs June Hendee and infant daughter, Luann, returned home victs will be housed to wark or state parks and roads, E C Webb of Detroit who has the pine tree farm on M 36 East has set out more tres Mr, Alta Meyer is selling tick etc for the Wayne Kina concert to WATER SOFTENERS ETC, O i JRTATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED OIORGE fteUSH fgttFQKXOTBfioi from McPheraon hospitah Howell held at the Detroit Masonic last Wednesday Sundav niaht by Grand Chapter The Misses Nellie Gardner and fa0 oES Fannie Monks attended a dinner Bobbie T3rrow vm inducted Sundav with Mrs Eunice Hoff of int0 tjj6 anny Thursday and is Howell at the home oi Mrs Grore ,,,, Oister A farewell par I Rundman Greqory, in honor of wat Mven for him at the Jam I r Cyrus Gardner and wife , Burns home in Ann Arbor 7im kmffnq m MISS PRISCILLA CARTER MARY JEAN KffiSCHKE JOAN FISHER MARION CARTER CA1RTER FRANK HARLOW JACKLORTNG TORY HENRY I CENERY GOOBER ALBERT MROFKA DEL ILAH WORKS DOROTHY ENDERS BLUEBEARD BRONSON DON W1LTSE WTLKINS DICK VANSLAMBROOI r Jt sr s jji i M t it Wirtinrint fart 4 Mm Dorothy Rohl of Detroit spent fee week end with Mrxpd Mrs Floris Cknfc Martin Bennett of Laming call ed on yte editor Sunday He is a e of North Hamburg and baptised in the North Ham Lbufa church, the site fee which as aanafcwi by his grandfather He has people buried in the MOfESSieMAL Cnarlej Sknith, son of Mr and Mrs Orville Smith of PSnckney ,ana wife of Bridgehamptom,N Y are spending their bacation at Parker Villas, Defray Beach, Ftor Ton can save precious pLinHnq ASM production costs by pknttng end ftwtlHitoq m one operation with a John Peers Van bent Model W fertthserQiain DrUL lowwheel design and enJosaottaetype wheels the Model fir to dxtt earn dependable accuracy at speeds up to 6 miles per hour Adjustablegate fluted forcefeeds handle ahmeetafl exops with yieldboosting accuracy Startype fertilizer feeds distribute from 24 to 1680 pounds of commercial fertt lizer per acre See us for complete information about the lobs DeereVan Brunt Model FB FertilizerGrain Drill t Mr and Mrs Edward Kenny of Bush Lake are vacationing in Mi ami, Florida Don Burns attended an alumin reunion at Western State Coll eqe, Kalamazoo Saturday Walter and Cyril Girard have 1 resumed from Arizona Sunday callers at the J HHook er home Sunday were Wm Blades and wife Ann ArborMiss Viola Pettys and Mrs Maude f Sayles and Mrs Nellie VanHorn 1 ,L JOHN DEERE Seiee Bflc 3 SHZ LAVE HARDWARE V M ORDER Chick reed I oayias an of HowelL 1 The L I Swarthout family visit ed Mrs Edith Gallup in Fowler villa Sunday jJtii LJ Swarthout and sonJlonnie went trout ashing to the Portage pond, Jackson county Saturday and got their limitRosalie Nash was home from from Mich State over the week end David Nash spent the week end with his cousin, L Gearhart in HowelL Mrs Ella Stapish anil the Clar ence Stapish family of Chelsea and Hay Burns and wife were visitors Sunday at tne Louis Coy I home Ferd M Bowdish deceased I Sunday callers at the Lester Ma Afee home were Durwood Maur I At a session of scdd Court held erer and f anally of Ann Abor 1 on April 14, 1952 i Alex Telewick and family and i I Alex Clark of Detroit Present Honorable Hiram Rt M Charles Magnuson of Es Staith, Judge at frobate canaba spent the week end c Notice is Hereby Given,that all me oiin Robinson home creditors of said deceased are re Gordon Michaels, wife, ana quired to present their ckximes in son of Detroit have moved to Pat writing and under oath, to said terson Lake for the summer, Court, and to serve a copy there M Fred Wolcott of Vicksburg, of upon Inez R Bowdish of Gna Miss visited ner neice, Mrsry Michigan fiduciary of said Winston Baughn last week, estate, and that such ckxims will a Campneii went back to be heard by said Court at the work at the Howell Electric Mo THE PINCKNEY tNKftuuu i njK nliwv AY M DOJTVt hi U ajktftoeei Opiirinjjtii PsacWy u t Micbiaan ftrttSSSJ Dai 11 X A M lo 2iOQ P M Except Wednesday Moau Tnew Fri Sat GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North fnjAs ftnckney, Mich Phone 16 tfeane 157F11 D Q ft McCJUHOiT mSok J HU , Denial Plumhina and HeatSr 112 North Micliaai Ave jltato 17 Lake Driy Telephones Kicense We lake Office 835 sesidtate 114 Evenings by ApDOintauuits I 5 ff Don C Swarthout Xfeetot HERB SW CD Modem Equipment , 1 P H SWARTHOUT 4 SON Funeral Home AiBitwucsace w Phone 183 207 E jj ihm 63 cfcney, Midi Red Estate Irsuxan Srakerciae FBED pfgSI City, Ueand Fa, Property fltwell Spedqtttv 1st Your fropoift flj M JW LEE LAV nr Gereir Inewat loae 59F3 JPinckn, Mih A tfC lOH EEii farm Sales A rtpei lailty BEBJWlUE Mone Pmdaey7af2 RETRIGERATION adllCC HAROLD Bhsv Repairs On AU Makes Phone Ptncl ney 15 tF3 DR C J TO WNTF Dentii 8044 Pertoge Lake Rot d Phone Dextet 3461 MkhiCKatf 358 esideact 61 UOYD HFNDEF Livestock Hautna Weekly Tipe Made T le General Trucking iope 64F14 Pinckney M rHer H W WYUK NOTARY j Insurance and Bonds j fflQNE 136 Pjnckney CEMETEnY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GHENITE WORKS Miliord Michigan k at the Probate Office on June 20,1952 torslast week s FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW P skniers Feed SL Supply Co sWeWsMBiBMnnnjenennnjse sEs I STATE OF MICWIGWI of Livingston The Probata Court for tb County In the Matter of the Estate of May 5 1952 at 10 a mIt is Ordered, That notice there of be given oy a publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previqus to safd day of hearing in the Pmckney Diepatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est at his last known aadress by registered mail return receipt demrnded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such heariftgHiram R Smith, Judge ol Probate A true Copy I Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate Gerdd Reason is a patient in Sk Joe hospital Ann Arbor The Jackson Assnmeeting was FOR SALEMans all wool Gab ClaaKifivA Alivfi erdine topcoat,tan,blue suitsias36 grey trousers, Phone JIo 17 FOR SALE ABC WASHER3 yrs j FOR SALEB Pce 6Saig oom 65 Ralph Craig plione 62F4 i suite 35, Hononelectfte portable VANitiUWoman r restaurant ironcv 30 Schwenn Delux mod el bike, or will trade What have yruf 11941 West Shore priyeiat Hi land Lake 05 phone Pinckney 169F11 r x , rOR SALE Vv ashing Machine A work Katahieal RtefTurant FOR SALECrosley Shelfadoor f eclric Refriqerator, wm Merc Phone 62F11 run rtiLrair of used garage door and l windows Phone 151F11 WAliL,ju riouse aua ooat txitnt ing to do Otto Smith Phone 173F12, Hi land Lk WANTED GARDENS TO PLOW ,,, H Hollister, pnone 133F2 atAme JKnckney Cong chilrchl 0ri 3ALL18 monuTolTmSIb OR SALEr 1101 last Tuesday Speakers were Mrs1 ft Frigidafe refrigerator, full width burners Darrell Baker C heavy duty Howard Craif 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE1949 Chevrolet pick up with stock racji, 8 ply dm, 9000 miles Can be seen Sat and Sunat 11301 Outer Drive,Hi land Lake Call Pinckney 170F13 C Wolter, Pinckneys Keith Elfcott of Battle Creek who taiiced on, The Attack on Our Schools and Mary Beals of At rica a missionary, Mrs Lulu Darr 0 gave a history of the Pinckney chGrch Unch WCM served under direction 0 Mrs Bonnie Henry, Fred Howard 55, son of the late Emerson Howard of Hudson CoJ ners ied at U, of M, hospitol Sun day, FunSal at Keehn Funeral iiome Weanesoltry , n iSoms Bonner attended the o0 a pdinnei,JB Senator Didnck a Detroit lteday jaight 8 A 8kAa AocoKttng to MrsThomas Lei Soas MacArOiur wjll freezer chest,Deluxe model6 mon ths old three burner apt size El ctric range, moving into t imfehed home, must sell Call Bob lohnsou Pindmey 173F2I j rOR SALENew Electrdux Vacifuii AU Jfmlam and twe uum, used upright vacjjm, boysJot Qn West lAom St PtegVnty cycle Call after 600 p m knewn m the Stewart AnWson George VanSyuverVll2Z Mowers1 Road 5655 Fernland Dr Lakeland er Phone Brighton 74952 FOR SfcLE 14T Dodge Sedan Good fcransDOrtation Phil Gentile 111 Main St PincWiv Prty to setue estate, FOR RENTFurniehed 9 rnm cott WANTEDSAhM 11 age with toilet, oil heat at Part ZtL rsn TVo 4n ,u T JX r1 niP you sell SSLfSL1 aore pree George Van3 diver 112 Mowers Rd or will sell 111 minutesQUALITY l XT Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service 1 l jRURAL MAIL BOX WEEK Dear rattans of the RuralService, 1 Have you taken a good look I at your mall box lately Are you I proud of the way it looks Have you driven up to it and tried to take the mail out IE it Is is quite a reach isnt itIf you reached f like this to put mail into 300 or I 400 boxes a day I imaaine you would hk it was time to improve conditions if possible Why not fix up your mail box now when you are not so busy Your Rural Mail Man will areatly appreciate all improvements made and best of all you will havj gomethinq to be proud of whei fg repairs are made Can you answer the following auefoons with a big YES If ft you have a Qood scoreanayoul tox needf no W A 1 Is the post mat bold the bo firmly est 3, 1 the box fastened secure to the post , CtoTbtih box and post ed white 4, Is the post af proper M Ask youx carrier 5, Is your name printed p llv on we cover Does box have the prop er signal float 7 Does thedopr or Ud to f FOn dALEBaby Chis, Barred and Whte Rocks N, H Rdsy Lfeies and Large Type Wlite Leg horns new hatching Our chicks checks are J S approve under Miehigasi State Pomltrv Dept Bob Squire Hatch yHc Vi elMich 219 South Mich Ai sphyie 305WJ MtATYOUf TIRED FEET TC REAL j POOT COMFORT ylvttE AJr CmhlST IrvtA Presets Mm walking, gfvtt pcHv tomfoH, 150 ttyftt, your xct Jz nd with I srvk Shots ihippod dirtet fr i ptnenti Hrtory AUTOMATIC SAW xUINO 7ie SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORE GUABANTEED LAWN MOWfiftS SHAEPENED S SAW FILING SHOP OLMft AST SIL U524 RIVBR PBTVE mlu BANK MONEY ORDERS LIKE CASH AND SAFR When you send money away use bank money orders Their J cost is moderate lowel than most other forms of money order re mittancesf I Safe, convenient Boer money or ders are readily crecepjtable every where, Whether for payment of Uxxtl ot outoftown bjllsank Money Oraeis are as goodjeQi cash and safe V THE matt NAi 5id BANK a wf ow t big urtngs for you W im Vm mdy to Mrvt you Here Seven Peril of Work Under Federal Lupervislon oes on Sale 10I leprt than lis J Member Federal Deyottt the icjB for Limits Thne fACK HANNEM fttOf ones 6orvrUQftftisurtv v to JiMnw Depesltop Deposto for each ac AFTER EATER SALE 00 and close sla the approach to the box Ccrr7F b9e from wed U the Speefmat hold, the bor eM far eiough back on the flhoulier to pemiit the cat 1 Stoffthe hgihwaywhensendng lf3kUthe box large enough to Wd allout mail Lets qet busy n 2, 1 Box Impfoyemenl right tfom , Big Cleanace Sale Suit Coats PRICES UP TO 50 PERCENT ITdMFOfeWIBf mm ci t The Pinckney Disptrtch Wednesday, April 30 1952 Saturday, May 3 100 P M SHARP 3381 Rush Lake Rd North Side, Rush Lake 1 Mile N, 1 miles E of Pinckney 10 Miles S of Howell on Pinckney Rd to Rush Lake Rd then East 1 miles , DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer PHONE HOWELL 1219J1 Exceptional Line of Good Farm Equipment 1950 Case VAC Tractor like new 1950 Case VAC Tractor Cultivator 1950 Case VAC Tractor Pickup 214 Plows Case C C Tractor on Rubber 1950 Wood Bros Combine Power ITnit, all Extras 1949 Wood Bros Pull Type Corn Picker International 3Man Hay Baler, Like New, used two seasons 1951 MM 7 ft Mower UM 5 John Deere Corn Planter with fertilizer John Deere S Bar Side Rake International All Steel Spreader John Deere Van Brunt 13 hoe Grain Drill ,ood AC 214 Traetor Plow 1951 MM 3 Section Tooth Harrow 2 Section Sprinsjtooth Harrow 2 Wheel Trailer Rubber Tired Wajon nnd Rnck John Deere 8 Hammermiil 50 Ft Endless Rubber Belt Steel Wheel Wagon and Rack 270020 Truck Tires and Wheels Double Unit Wash Tubs for Milk House with built in Electric Heater Feed Tank 2 Wheel Trailer Cross Cut Saw Hand Sprayer 2 Heating Stoves Chicken Crate Oil Cans Oil Barrel 1 Water Tanks Power Take Off Tire Pump fickle Grinder harden Hose Snow Fence Quantity Wire for Baler Quantity Oats Quantity Baled Hay Platform Scales Not a large scale but the quality is excellent 3 Head Holstein Cattle, TB Bangs tested Purebred Holstein 3 yrs old, Due June 17 Holstein, 2 yrs old Due May 15 Holstein, 11 mos old, Open TERMS All sums of 10 and under, cash over that amount credit of 812 mo time will be given on bankable notes at 6 interest John Nickols, Vernon State Bank owner Paul Cheney, Clerk Apr 30 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 30, 1952 Description An account of the resource April 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 1952-04-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/526fdde63b76b37427ed2c695f934470.pdf 8df3b4990cb54e970c63a3b9059da8a4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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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 mw w W3 Ji I T Vv TIWW eX wi i ,7 T y w i t Vclume 68 pror Ncn partisan government functioning in Ltansing L name only A Democrat aovemor and a itepubhcnn legislature dont jeli The legislature after haav mq and tossing came up with a ooj minion aoiar budget, mch was 4JZ million in the recL Then by juggling tax allocation, they raised 32 million, mostly by tail inq money away irom schools and local communities They re fused to accept Gov Williams corporation profits tax fcrthough 33 states now have a similar law The governor vetoed most ot their tax bills, including the Higg ins used car tax which would have raised 12 million How ever it would have shorted the scuoois 3 millions The Jacon prison outbreak blew up in their faces for prison experts had been predicting such a break tor years All parties concerned are trying to get what poitical advantage they can out ot it with little etiort to rectify the conditions that caused it The state now has 25,50 em pfoyees and payroll of 103,614 46b Ten years ago it was only 42 million The legislature was hoisted by by tneir own petard last week They had recessed until May 14 instead of adjourning in order to block Gov Williams When they west back last week they were told by Attorney General Millard that any session before May 14 would be illegal so they went home again In regard to Jackson prison there were 460 guards there in 1948 but only 412 at the time oi the riot Total employees were 572 in 1948 and 535 at the out break time The budget the Iegis lature approved this year was The Characters GECHGE W iEEEPLE George W Teepie who died in lb as Pinckney a hrst oaruce ana tounaea tne Pinckney LXS5aJmjc wni operated was the Wednesday May 7, 1952 Social Items ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs George Gardner ot Lakeland have announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Lavern Clarkson of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark of Pinckney I MlTliY Catholic j tor some 4U years, rie son ox Jacob leepie wno owned tne tarm at the intersection ox M 36 Jbast and Pettysviiie ltd In early iie ne did many tnings and once drove a peddlers wag on oround the country, rus SL tear Mary, marnea Water Mann who ran the general store nerd where the frozen locker store is Teepie went to work for him andi when Mann died cs his children were minors he took over the management oi the business He proved a good administrator and the business prosperea He began to lend money and nnally started a bank in the back of the store This was not difficult as hanking laws were not stringent then It prospered and when the Mann boys recame oi age he turned the store over to them and I built the ianic building new occu pied by the postoffice This oper ated until 1933 He was a good investor and the people had con fidence in him He was active in ,,pubiic life and served as town er01 and her fiance is employee ship clerk, treasurer and Justice g1801 unty Press in of the peace,He was also supt, of the poor Putnam then had a Democrat majority of about 100 yet he got elected athough a Chufrh m Michigan He Ft Albeit I Schmirt Fasloc Sunday Masses un 30, 800 MhOG 1130 Winter 800 1040 tjorenna Devottoosj fftktar eveaina at 730 G rn4e School News Current Com T Fkst and Third The bia w A Jerry Sieifens points are back Jackso PriSfrioni W from weexs m rlorida and 2 and Pbabry wW oa Alabama z with no SncLn finitely we cue watching the km J muSrS Th cocoon Aaihryn Gyae brougS se hv ver t ynrt , I ugm minds whlwver mac up their son but we never weeks weexs an We cue Marjone Ogden has 2 tiens p Ming on ggs She hopes a 00730 tp 900 ft M Mutoas S ,WO bab Sndar JJ J W b Uttle g turtle to school, CoMgrcgationaJ A r Thur, May 8 800,rtayer meet MiULen re te k in 1 naM E Drow home j Linda LZt SCh but Sun MothersDay Sermon, As We drew pities saw a iatfttar1 IJKS 730 Mens and Vnnke MU f to segregate mental tubSto 2 epJectlc wwa Apparently tht 730, Mens and Youths Night Ray Lee Kellpmw dark aes meantime tW 8 IIV sraferj scnoo rrXy1181161 VJaite JI PPfll strnbe Both the young people ore gracl The bnde to be is a student 2Xe JfcV Ford HcspiDe Howell No wedding date has yet been set ,, , ,t Anday topicMen and the ChurchSong We wish to thank the 7th grade kjader Richard Enders Lunch, j and MrsMorris foi the letters they usic by boys guartette All th sent us len invited Junior Darrow had the cast re ed 400 Junioi Choir Practise moved from his aim Saturday 00i Senior Choir practise I Our new 1 ub officers are Pres100 Piarim Fellowship Play nitej Barbara Baughn Vice PresJan md supper CASSIDY LAKE MYSTERY Curiosity about the odor com strong RepublicanIn 1902 he was f leeted state senator and served, w years, While there he became j ill5 uom a septic tank Tnrusday acquainted with Fred MWarner, I P4 at tfe Cassidy Lake oi FanninqtoiL a member oi the ieci1, School, a branch oi Jacicson legislature A lifelong friendshipf ner Chelsea 2 inmates investig was tormed, When Warner be j uted d found a decomposed came governor he appointed oav m the tank The body has Teepie to the first State Ti3 com teen tentavily identified as that 226,000 which was 151,000 less mission which built the Howeli 0l, Anthony eioen Record, i, than last year There are now Sanitrium I itroit missing since March 31, 200 prisoners there who have no Mr Teepie not only handled j is the only one there miserng pace to sleep and are housed in the peoples money but was then 1 onei Gananom is inclined to the conidox, tinancial and legal advisor He regard the case as suicide but The qoveinor say he traded was probably administrator oi ittenuhcation is not postive and steals and ice cream to the con more estates than anv other per uieiCi re some mysterious angles victe for the lives of the 9 guards son in the county, He was also e body was found in 3 feet oi That the li point program he in the insurance business andM90 water with a cement block promised was meaningless as had the name of getting better j wired to it The heavy cement it did not prevent the slate ori settlements for his policy holders cover ol tank was on, If suicide county irom taking actionSince J than any other agent Itile Person would have had to He joined Livingston Lodge in j wiied the block to himself got in 1870 and held office for 52 years the tank, dosed the heavy Hd He was treasurer ot the building1 after he qott in and laid down then the 3 ringleaders have com mitted new offenses and are held in county jails 42 convicts have also been sent to the De troit House of Correction CONSERVATION DEPT NOTES the worst record in the past ten diedjhen he married her sister, committtee in 1921 when the Mas in 3 ft of waterTUere were no onic temple bloc was built, marks of violence on the body His home was the large one on Bedard was sentenced in Wayne East Main St now owned by j county last fall to three years for Herb Palmer He was twice marr I larceny ied His first wife wasRose Siq j The radio said tnis morning 2 Irunates confessed killing Bedard Forest hres now total 206 in 192 er, daughter of John Sigler She years 1467 acres were burned, bringing the season total to 467 tires and 3, 245 acres damaged The entire total tor 1951 was only 669 fires and 4495 acres burned The state will offer oil and gas leases May 23 at Lansing on 36,000 acre of state land This in eludes land in the Silver Lake State Park New York state is trying out a motorcycle squad of game pro tectors All the deptstree nursery stock is exhaused, 9,500000 seedlinqs were sent out The state sold 198 tax reverted lots last week for 67,245 Practically all lakes in southern Michigan are open to carp, gar fish and dog hsh spearing This years caterpillar menace is expected to be even greater than last year when millionswere were on the crawUThey have al ready appeared in the upper pei insula Rabid foxes are reported inNew York state Pennsylvania and Ohio There has only been one report in, Michigan and that ie questionable There were 185 Treats for fishina law violations m March Water levels hit a record nigh in April, being 135 ft higher than in March 55 dead starved deer were found in the Blaney game retuge i9i wee Hettie Sigler She is also deceas ed His three daughters survive, j, They are Mrs Mocco Buttersjack son, MrsMaude Wolfer, Marquet te and Mrs Mae Bryant, Haver hill Mass BOY SCOUT NEWS Munutee of Scout Meeting Troop No 52 B a A Pinckney Mich, April 24, 1052 The meeting was called to in first place with Pinckney 2nd order at 700 p m, by Scoutmas j ters Andy Campbell and Bond PITCHES THREE HITTER Jack Jeffreys pitched a three hit game at Manchester Friday Pincney winning 9 to OPinckney got 8 hits and benefitted by 9 Manchester errors Dick Darrow and Jim Mlatteson each got 2 hits for Pinckney In other qctmes South Lyon beat Dexter 6 to 1 and Brighton took Hartland 14 to 7 South Lyoh is Mennomte Calvary Mennontte Church f Ema Beacby Pastor S Supl Walter Esch Worship lfcQu School 1100 Httr K45 reoples Meeting SJQ t fellowslp Service ednsd7 MO o m flishp Yoder of Elkhart Ind rill be guest speaker at the Cav erly Mennonite Church Mothers Day, May 11, morning and even ing 2 THE PINCKNEY JHOP tome all you people if you want to hear, tan Shermans Quintet at the JHop this year Trott nine to twelve on May seventeen In fuictiiey nigh Gym we hop youll be seen Parents and public we now invite The old and the young we hope to unite Formal or informal, dress as yoi choose At two dollars a couple you sure lv wont lose ie Rose See,, Paul Berg Nancy Darrow and Robert Nos ker were in Brighton Saturday and Karen Sinqer in Howell Dennis Singer was in Brooklyn JWI CJ ume in me old prison j Sunday and Claudia vans grand, inmates could earn a certain , mother visited her I ount by working in the prison We took our achievement test struggle between the reformers and punisher A few years beck the reformers got ahead They had a prison radio broadcast A troupe from the prii on went on the road and put on entertainments They were hem at the time the Masonic temple was builtThen the punishers go the advantage and abolished all this4 They still havehurch, ser vices, ball games and band con cert but these will be curtailed for a time In the old prison th shops but due to demands of in dustry many of these shops have been abolished and some 800 of the prisoners have no work We read that MrsMina Taylor, 57 of Detroit hos just given her 53rd blood donation She has 2 grandsons in navy This should help settle the question how many times a person can give Collier The following Scouts were present Richard Bennett, Chris Campbell Jim Doyle, John Rock,Herbert DyerCharles Henry, Donald Packer, Edwin Wakefield Chris Campbell was appointed Temporary Scribe Don Packer and Charles Henry Temporary CARD OF THANKS The members oi the family of the late George Meabon sr wisn to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the relattives, friends and neighbors,Rev, Brady, the Ladies, Aid, Swarthout Funer al Home and all those who tend I Patrol Leaders Don and Charles ered the many expressions oi took rums choosing members and sympathy during our recent ber0 who, Th M y Eaqle Patrol Don Packer Pat Y 8t u rol Leader Herbert Dyer Lonniei The V01111105 Daughters 930 Dinner at noon For reser yations phone Mrs Carl Musch er 3AARRIAGE LICENSES James Gardner, 22 Lakeland Virginia Jacob, 21 Qemtexline Gerald Glover, 26, Webberville Mogadelle Doerr 24 HowelLEi mer Ellsworth 78 Cohoctah,HeH en Cark,75 Fenton ANNOUNCEMENT The Kings Daughters will hold thrift Annual MofiwrDauahtei Dinner Wednesday, May 21 at 740 PK, at Pinckney SchooLEx ellent egram Adults 150 en 12 cmd under 75c iMolEfie a mile Huhmcav Edward Wakefield, Dav id Brady, Ranger Patrol Charles HenryLeader Chris Campbell, Richard Bennett im Doyle John Rock Until different arrangements are announced the Scouts will meet Phoife Bnqnton 5271 at 700 p, m every Thursday in the high school building Boys of Scoutinq age are invited to artand take part in Scout activities Parents and other interested ad ults are invited to attend and to to be observers and take part in the committee meeting which foil ows the Boy Scout meeting Chris Campbell, Acting Scribe Troop 52 B S A LIBRARY PROJECT A committee working r the establishment of an area jdbrary here met with the school board Thursday night to discuss ways and means Mesdames Bonner Russell and Ritter who had at tended a state library meetinq were present, It was decided noi to burden the board but to start on a modest scale and gradually be able to gualify tor the state library aid, Friends of the library will strive for 3 immed icrte objectives 1 Secure a room in a private dwelling where shelves may be installed and a reading table provided2 A mod est renuraeration offered as a a library fund has been started2 Compiling of donated volumes from which selection for circulat ion will be made 3 Seeking ot services of persons who are fitt ed for duties of librarian and whe have occasional hours to donate Many hne libraries have grown from such beginnings An open meeting will be held at the the school on the night of May 13 SOFT BALL LEAGUE The soft ball league started on on Monday night Lavey winninq over Mroflca 17 to 8 Batteries for Lavey J Amburgey, D Am burqey Twitcheli for Mrofka Reader for We Are Neighbors, Friday Gerry Gillispie was absent last Monday Tommy Huhmon says the fish are not biting qood Third Grade We welcome Sharon Wilson to our class The Burqs had a picnic at the Roses Sunday ,Jern Salyer hurt her knee by blood We alwoys thought the by faUinq ofi ner bike I present blood donation system Francis Clark told us about was a haphazard one We know the Comedy Hour on television the Red Cross comes here at in Nancy Wegeners mother was tervals and collects blood, part of this is supposed to be for local consumption but it does not seem to work out Some organization here seems to be aways running around looking up blood donors for their members who are hospit alized We think eventually m system will be worked out where donors will be paid thus ensur inq o steady supply at a television show in Detroit jjkist weeU Tommy Ritter and Carol Miller went on a hike Sunday Nancy Miller was 9 years old April 4 and Jerry Reason May 3, Our crab shed its skin last weei Chuck Miller md Keith Morgan Went in swimminq Sunday, Christina Jaroslowski went on a picnic Saturn ay Denny Rendell went to Ann Arbor before school Monday, Sharon Griffith has new linol ium in her farm house Due to the oil workers Strike a qasoline shortage looms It has ready hit a number oi station in Detroit who have small stoi ovf1, cmAe I ncJe taks One oil station mgr TrAr, R,,ZS rr nW Knrn I i0id m Called hlS blilk SlOtiOn John Burg brought a new bom I m DetroU faut coud no ql He got 3000 gallons from Lansing but was told that was all he could have The bulk stxrion want to hold a certain amount in reserve Some Detroiters are rabbit to school Mrs Tasch is directinq the sen ior play Tiie boys team lost to the 7th qrade in soit bail 15 to 1 John Burg brouqht 4 turtles to, , 4 , 4 school names Speedy,Lone Rang f,aid tn oing to Canada ior T T , I their gas Rumors of a shortage his convention will be held at St L Morfka, A Mrofka George Lutheran Church, Brigh 011 Amburqey and A Mrofka ton on May 8, starting at 1000 it home runs, am ExecuUve board meets at Games MondayrMrofka vs Shir r Tonto Larry, Richard Ss named and Bobby Panrrho Seventh Grade Tuesday we are goinq throuqh the Ann Arbor News buildinq We are selectinq new commit ees or our club, Wre have new girl in our class whose name is June Wilson She came from Brighton Donna Basydlo and Nancy Nflrsh qo to the Detroit News Spel inq contest Friday atthe Rackham buildinq as contestants It will be broadcast at 230 Some of us are qoina Qrisr0have undoubtedly caused run on as stations Rumors in me of late war caused runs on sugeft coffee, tires and other articles HENRY HARRIS Henry Harris, 81, son of the late John and Agnes Mqrgan Har to We know himH ey WednesdayLavey vs Read LADIES AID MEETING The ladies Aid of the Pinckney Conql, Church will meet May 15 at the home of Mrs George Mea bon on Dexter Road, PINCKNEY CEMETERY MEETING The Pinckney Cemetery Assn meets at the swarthout funeral Friday night, May 9 at 730 to , officers end teneact otker frj tohetJBujia AH fee owners oaked to LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR May EA Degrees, May 20FC Team Practise May 24MM Degrees May 27, 28 Grand Lodge at Detroit Winston Baughn W M Paul W Curltot, Secy PINCKNEY RAINBOW GIRLS The Pinckney Assembly of Rainbow Girls will be instituted Saturday, May 10 with cm after noon and evening eesslon After noon session open only to men hers, Masons and Stars InstaUa tion at 745 p m, open to public, CANCEfr MEETING MAY 12 OaAcer meeting at new cho1 DikL CARD Or THANKS I wish to take this means of thankinq all those who remember ed me in any way during my stay in the hospital Dan VanSIambrook COUNTY MTE ATMEETING The County M E A met at Pine Lodge near Brighton Friday night with IBS present 11 Phvk ney teachers were present A turkey dinner was served 4 for eign students from the University of Mich, talked Wm Christopher ris of Pinckney died at Iola, Kan Saturday His wife, Carrie, is de ceasedFuneral in Iola withburial in Cripple Creek, Colorado Repuplican Chairman Clejary in a speech last week condemned the steak supper given to the prisoners a Jamison to get them to surrender He said it was a disgrace to Michigan We would like to ask Mr Cleary one gues tion Does he consider the cost or effects of that steak supper amounted to a picayune in comparison to the lives oi those 9 quards it saved If the governor had turned down their demand and the guards had been killed Mr Cleary would have been th MBS JANICE ANDERSON Mrs Janice Anderson, 68 died at her home in Gregory Satur day Her husbandFred Anderson is head of the CIO Carpenters Union Ann Arbor Besides her husband there are 5 childrenMrs M H Gerhard Kalamtozoo, Mm James OConner, Allegan Mrs Stanton Line Royal Oak, Martin Anderson, Kalamazoo, and Clin tin Anderson Ann Arbor The funeral was at Swarthoirt Funeral Home, Tuesday after noon, Rev Brady offiedting Burial in Plaihfield Cemetery At the Methodist convention at son of Howeif school was elected SfcxnFrancisco last week a resol president, Helen Spencer of Ham ution to allow only total abstain burg, vcie pre, and Helen Van ers on church boards threw the Blaricum ol Pinckney, sec treas i session in an uproar, City chur John Burg, Pinckney was election ches said it would disrupt their j used to come here each year to qet qraduates to attend his bU iness college According to the Detroit Fre Press it looked for awhile that on May 16 when Gen MacArthur visits Detroit May 16 he would have to get off the WBIow Rii pfiane and thumb a ride to the Detroit city hall as no offldol greeter could be found to give the general the keys of the ell1 Mayor Cobo is in haeprtal Pres ident Mariani of the council will be in New York at a convention Mary Beck, the second member in St Louis at a bowing oonaree and Councilman Oakman dtcttn ed Finally Mariani agreed 40 fly back, stay long enough to qir the general the keysA number ot 10 minute stops are schnduid , fowlenrilleHowell Brighton, Atik Arbor and Ypsilanti art on mL list chedrman fjje to id M iwi ti V church boardThe resolution lost THOMAS The proposal to incopowde V6Q Thomae a 1 KOTtCE I Mtjhoditt chuchtji mid whl Fowlwffl netting, Friday May churches was declared uneonstit u y 8ecy I ttttoftcti 335ff Mt M m VJCMLJ i y IV ftr W i f ii ty 388 SUPERIOR No other heater is BO efficient you get ft full tank of piping hot water day in, day out for years on end SUPERIOR No other heater is so easy on your budget heats while you sleepon special low water heater rate SUPERIOR No other heater is so convenient everything about it is automatic nothing for you to do Just install and forget it Clean no soot, no smoke, no chimney connections SUPERIOR No other heater is so completely troublefree no flames, no fumes, lasts years longer once its installed, you get really hot water year in, year out For complete satisfaction, go electric FIXEST WATER BEATER TTOV CAX UVYt SEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison j EDWARD BENNETT Edward Benneti of Lansing died ejm stjf oe ipdy ODUD iioeu, D JO is the former, Doris Briggs oi Pinckney, There are 2 children, Mr, and Mrs Harold Hinchey ae j tended the funeral at Lansing Saturday RACING NIGHTLY through June 7 JACKSON RACEWAY JACKSON, MICHIGAN ParlMutuel Wagering Automatic Tote POST TIME 815 PM JACKSON TROTTING ASSN, INC, JACKSON, MICH OPEN HOUSE AT PONTIAC The Pontiac State hospita wil hold open house there May 9 to 12 from 100 to 400 dailyPeople may go through the place There will also be lectures and motion pictures of mental health treat ment The use of Pschodrama a therapeutic tool in treatment of mental cases will be discussed r J Wear AUGtuUioned VELVETEEZ COMFORT SHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours HHBSSBBBBBBSSl T Rom where I sit, By Joe Marsh As a Matter of Fact71 1 of aH the newspaper sad a chrysanthemum has been devel Ine eolnmns I read, the ones oped that smells like a violet stoat are those that pack is let of facts unrelated From where I ait, majhe Tm g I Credit root foot on I0u 000 tiny air babbles, U Velvet 8S astsrestt , JTt 1 ef iaferstaUon In itself eotajnns go something Hke Did yen know that humpwhales are addicted to snor That bees have been bred with flfaimu, sad buffcolor eyes revolve around one ideaa plea for as te J make rare we respect the other faW lowa rightslike the right to rota for year own choice or the right to enjoy aglass of bear now and then I may not be in style, but I believe my one fact is worth repeating PERSOWAt, JttfTIKO Ill cu at yosr eoaveniesee in your home, ottee or efcop to live rou Personal tttiiaf Serviceaad new ids a of shoe eosafort are oburatioa JO sstteaarff, 9en Now Here Seven Pcdj of Work Shoes on Sale fJ0 ln them lis orico for JJnuW Time Neighboring Notes H SSi inav i v turn uiw WUVINU JJ merchants are sponsoring the Tues WedL, Thur, May 571 Chekea team in the Tri County Cory Grant Betty Drake League far Donald Krahn of Gregory and ROOM FOR ONE MORE f0 Fit, SatTMays, Janet Mitchell were married Detroit last week May 7 and 8 are Stockbridge Clean up Days Hoy Newcambe oi the Brighton state Bank suffered a heart at tack last wei and1 is still coniined to his home Mrs Louise Carver has been named president of the Hamburg K T A , t i H Gardon Hawkins, a teacher 24 years and the last 3 supt at Deckerville is the new head of the Brighton school As a result of receiving a pet iiton signed by 100 people, the Brighton school board bos agreed to review the firing of the 7 teachers Keehns Furniture store, Marvs Market and Brighton high school were broken into last week radios and cartoons c4 cigarettes token but little money Work has started on the new road from Brighton to the General Motors Proving Grounds Owing to the illness of a wit Dexter IJb FrL, SaU May 9 10 2 Features 2 SHADOW IN THE SKY , , 10 Ann Sheridan John Lund in STEEL TOWN Phss Whip Wilson ia XAWLES3 COWBOYS Sun Mon May 11, 12 Mat Sun 2 p, m, cent Humphrey BogarttheLBairymoie DEADLINE U S A Newt Tues Wed, ThurMay 13, 14, J 5 VIVA ZAPATA Marlon Brando, Jean Paters , ComlngRpae of Cimarron Bend of River Nancy Davis, Ralph Meekst and James whitman Fins THE LADY AND THE BANDIT m with Louis Hayward, Donna Rudd and Sidney Blackburn shows 700 30 Sun Mon, Tues May 111213 Sun shows 357,9 Mon 7,9 greatest comedy hit of the year PA MA KETTLE AT THE FAIR A Comedy Starting Mariorie Main Percy Kilbride news cartoon shorts wed, TmirTrMaJl47i5 FIXED BAYONETS a war drama starring Richard Rosehart MichaeLOShea Shows 700 9x00 Cartoon Pete Smith News Sylvan Theater ltamiem WM a nesa who is in the hospital the ssssszT exctmination of Tony Saks oi Tuts, WedL Thur, May B, 1 8 Brighton in muncipal court for BOOM FOR ONE MORE negligent homicide in the death Cary GrantBetayDrakelrlsJvlana ot Kooert VanSickle, Feb 26th ComingiLone Star Model and the Marriage Broker last has been indefinitely postpon laowi 715, 905 May Lie 9, 10 rGHT TOUCH FrL, Sou THE Stewart Ganger, Pier Angell ani George Sanders LeAeet Mews 1 Cartoom f Eaal Grubb, head of the P M A for 17 years has resigned to accept a job with the Howell Co ops Pinckney was slated to get 3,15750 in sales tax money this mSorn to Leo Blades and wife Sun, Mon May 11, 12 I of Hamburg at McPherson hospit al Howell April 25, a girL i A GIRLW EVmY PORT The Detroit Free Press states uu,i the South Lyon Seomless Tube wttt Co had to close down last week Groucho Marx WllHam Bendi on account of lack of steel and Marie Wison At a meeting of the Dexter Carloo Sports school board it was voted to ask Tufc Wdf ThurJtfay 13, 14, 15 the voters to vote on a bond iss UQJJ Disneys ue of 125000 to finish me school SNOWWHITE SEVEN DWARFS jectThe original issue of 390,000 Brought Back By Popular Demon was not sufficient shows 715, 905 John F Hoey, 84 Webster town Coainqpi the YankoesT ship farmer and former zvP Singing in the IRain Drums in tha Avon Theater StocfcJHlOge Micmgan FrL, Sat, May 9, 10 SAVAGE DRUMS An Ac1lQ Drama tKtnteg Sabu and Iita Baron Plus G L JANE A Good Comedy Starrlna Jean Pcrter and Tom Neal Sun Tues May 11 13 HONEY CHILE in color A Super WetHii Stoning Judy Canova, Eddie Foy Jr, Sloppy Jalopy News Eddie Conlan and Orchastea CommgiWarpathT Go For Broke or died last week His wife is deceased There are 2 sons and 3 daughters , Judy Ann King, 17 of Brighton died in U of M hospital Ann Arbor Thursday from a fractured skull received when she was thrown from a motorcycle driven there by James Cooch, 13, of Ann Arbor 4 miles S E of Ypsil anti Saturday Deep South Lee Theater WraTTMCatE LAKE MICH Double Feature Fri, Sat May 7 8 Double Featun RODEO In Cuecokev Be a i TELEPHONE 0 PERATOR Jane Nigh, John Archer TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS with Johnny Weismuller Sun, Mon, Tues May 11, 12,IS leader Sits 9 eenssmDAVID AND BATHSHEBA la TeehiOeelev 25 Years Ago Alger Hall has been appointed gravel inspector by the Michigan State Highway Dept Jack VanderwalTs car was last Saturday on M 36E near the McGregor farmHis wife and 3 girls were with him All were unhurt The high school aeclamatary contest takes place Friday night with the following contestants Helen Feidler, Wilhelfina Bourbon , nais Vivian Kingsiey, Dorthea Wed, Thur, May 14 15 Brown Mary Sider, Ckrra Eisele James Mason Louise Granger FIVE j5 FINGERS Paul Bock has sold his store Novelty News oil station at Portage Lake to Bob Hoagland of Flat Rock Bobbie Bird who runs an oil station at Washington and Divis ion, Ann Arbor, was held up and robbed of 150 Saturday night Gregory Peck Susan Hayward Novelty News Cartoor Catioer No xpertaneie necessary pay while learning Pay increase first yearchance foradvancementpaid vacation wasf near home with friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment OfFre 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich Florence Kice a solo Fred Fish read a paper on the Farm Gar den The discussion was by las DDea 01 100 wiuiuwy Henry, Henry Appleton and E G The Herb Lane farm house on Fish The question was, Should the Howell Hd burned this morn Farmers Sons and Daughters Re inq, ceive a Higher Education Mrs The Pincrney Independents will Jdmes Nash did not think they ouen the season with Howell at, need one Mrs Henry Appleton Pinckney Sunday thought they should only be Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory, away from home from Monday will work in the offices of Drs j 0 Fridayi Siglar Sigler this summer 1 The next meeting is at the Born to William Vince and wife James Henry home, of Byron at the Pinckney Sanitar Uorn to Leo Gleason and wife Sergt Donald Clark has been in Marie Clark 0 Howell on April Japan for a rest period but ts 29 a daughter t , I back in Korea Pinckney beat Stockbridge last Friday 7 to 2 Don Swarthout and j Mrs Tnevcrfon Fisher who was Roy Reason each pitchsd and operated 0 at McLonwhlin hos caught half the e yen know that lead can be to fold at a cost of eharinfl SB ousce That a 555fflrl went on a diet and 1 in 12 months That TACK HAWPIT AS THE PTNCKNEY JHOP Come all you people if you want to heoT o6Jl Stan Shermans Quintet JHop this year at the From nine to Seventeen, twelve on May CHARIES vvrrm In Pindmev High Gym we hope youll be seen rtf oi Portage Lake UUUUAO uwitw F rt an opsration at, Word was received here Satur Parent and P1 wi now invite Ann Arbor, lasti day of the death of Charles Dw , f Mmn httt er of Saginaw His wise was the oWd the young we hop IT to unite 5155 Minnie Monks Doody oi Formal or informal dress te JMMr ot J Pinckney ThewsJsone chUaMrm, chooso m Mv ASM Mof of Jackson attended At two dollars a couple you as you ii, sure 47 tears Ago William Moron is building an addition on his homeBorn to William Clark and wife last week an 11 lb girL George Teeple and whlv have moved into Kirs, Ntftie Vaughnj house while their is being re paired , , Mart Mortenson was Wdf60 W a horse last week end his arm broken George Burchiel has taken ov er Wxn Morons barber shop The Gleaners meet at the M B Mortenson home Miss Mable Swarthout is now organist at the Congl cA Fred Grieve has bougnt Jonn has returned home from thePincJt nev Santtarium , fte Pateom Harnburg Farfers hcS Scrtoday, Mr Betrt APP ton rendered mst wte Mrs pital, Lansing last Tuesday came home Sunday Mr, and1 Mrs Frank Battle of Howell and Mr and Mrs Lyman Battle of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Emma Dinkel Sunday Alfred Sonny Fuhrman has enlisted in the navy and is at Great Lakes 111 ,v j Mri and Mrs James Webb and daughter of Roya Ocf spent Sur facts about this , dav with Mrs Cora Webbf American way of providing sec The Misses Kathyn MillerAud urity for you rev Gregoryt Mesdames Bertha This service is effective May 1, Beachy and John Bezzeg attend I 1952 ed the IndMkrh meeting at Gos hen, rod Saturday, MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY NEW ra55LY smwcE PROVIDING PAOTECIIQN NEV ER SEFORE AVAUASU voa UUit iSTALLMENT BOR ROWERS Our Bank has completed arrange ments for Full Life Insurance Pro tection ior You when you borrow money here on extended payments This means your life is automatically insured for the amount of the loan, up to 2,000, Should you not live, the balance of the loanevenif you had not made a single payment, is paid in full It is a sincere satisfaction Jo us to know that pur Sank wjil Ls able to provide cornfgr instead of additional linancial worriej to those loved one left behind should any of our insured tor rowers not live to pay their indebt edness Come in and get All the human, helpful , era meeting at Qarskville, Mich Mr and Mrs Emanuel Sauder, Mr and Mrs Nonncm ScWoneger ami daughters of ArcrHOhia were Sunday guests of the Rev BteSdtSS Towrny RadYl IERKB fured bypass nwaibsrship in the rederal Deposit Iwvanc Cor pofatJoft Swasi Mrs Thomas Bonner has been elected president of the Living Harola naay iamy ZJ 3 3arden Club for the Tohn ifJSSf ff1 tejlM4w farm oi ECWbb Boiiner jptaHOOa eedHng trees M 0 oi ooatrpl 011 Jgy Mn to, r ieBBBBBBBBkflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl , ftflBsti ralSSBMatSBstSST n BBSS 11 fe n it f r 4TS , t T IWfffi wgi ,t, sfr TBk ZMT D0WA1CR Wednesday f May 7 1952 The Peoples rocellos Drygods ati nod Goods Shoes Geuts Furnishiigs L iagerie I Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 4tn Class lauue at posiojfioe ici 01 Moron to, 107 i wwfciowell Ularimffy Ihnrh irtcxipbott race 4iU per yea iViesdames Lowetta HcanesrTor ence wagoner, nui JILDD una iviiss neiii npiaay weie in u j uoii ubi inursuay as guests ox i , raimcresis riepiunt feie anal Dasiuui joe ruaiy program Wjn j Also to uinaereua wco uaa irom WWj ana saw the jvuss America lusnian show ai j i Huasons i Siauson jr high school orches bor got a tirsi ai vision rating a tra and Xappan oaaa oi Ann Ar hast I nnsmg Siauson airector is Donald Sheer ana luppon is Koger Jacob rtoueu hooker U, son of Mr, end Mis Jaivin HOOK er is ZncL ciuiuict in me Siauson bona and Ceu HooKd m a mem oer oi biauson dth giaae choir which sings at Harris rtali, Ann Arbor on iviay iuth Fred Read and wiie spent the week end at the joe Schosser cottage at Clear Lake, L LOOK FOR THE CLOCK At BUSH LACK , fWHEN Of NEED O Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pips, Fittings REPABUNG A SPKXAUTT COMPLETE USE OF nmiHES,COLOHl WHITE POTTO Myr oif Hughes MASTER PUJMBER ONE PtNCENEY 107F11 uesv Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley and Mr, ana Mia Joryi omriey icauedot the Kenneth Kramer home in Sahne bunaay j Miss Janet Lundeen gave a o,rif shower Friday night at tht i rrr,ey home lor iVlrss stuney I Mohlman,iiJ were present ana I Lois recivea many nice gifts Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell ana Mi and Mrs Andrew ties j but were quests at the DrGeorgo i reason home in Howell Thurday I ALSO STOKER COAJL ANIHERIOITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal etanedys Gen Star mmir PECML OFR hononnq George birthday,, Mrs Basil White ot ioma and Mrs bob White ot Howel called at the ben White home last weea Mr and Mrs, Albert Shirley call ed at me hari Waidsr home in iingree Sunaay Dan VanSiarnbrook underwem an opeiation at St Joe hos i pitai Ann Arbor last week i vi bob Darrow is now at Ft, i Knox, Ky lhe lom Ware family spent commission in probate court Vrt anuav a dl Paul Ware home K , i m Pymouth DEHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER Sylvester Harris of Pincknes was found insane by a medical Limited time Only Howell Thursday and taken to i the Pontiac State Hospital The1 sanity ommission was composed of Drs Hollis Sigler d Harry Huntington Mrs Eleanor Ledww,e attena ed the iuneitd oi L vvcJJw ui flight on rriaay Mrs Monaa Morris and uaugn I ter Mary ieanor were m An I Arbor Modtf Vt4 1 PhMgusTrp An Rang Vidon of PhHgai Jiegvler PrU 00000 fOTAi Saturday , Mis, Gordon uester ot Ypsilantt speni a couple oi aays iast weeK at the Anarew Wesbitt home Mrs Margaret Ciark caned on Mrs barbara ClaiV at St Joe hos I pital, Ann Arbor Lavid Aoeraeen attended a class party Saturday at the Urnversity ot Michigan Roy bennet ad wife of Ply mouth called at the J H Hooker home Sunday Mrs Ciiltord VanHorn visitea at the Weeks home in Granu Ledge last week Elizabeth Weeics came home with her for a visit The Lynn Hendee famiy spent Sunday at the Dr, James Nasn home in Coldwater Mark Nash and family called on Rosaleel Nesh in East Lan sing Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Vanderbach J no Howard Read family were in Ann Arbor Saturday and in iiovveu S,mday rViib WmGeddes of Chelsea culled at the u J Henry home List week Roger Crum of Detroit and Maiy Martin of Lansing were Sunaay callers at the Albert Dinkei home A Men and Alberta Dinkei at tenad the wedding of Helen Cooiey and Bruce Miller at How eii Saturay Miss AUDIT la Dinkei attended a shower lor Miss Helen Cooiey iast wee1 at tiie home of MrsZoe Lurl oi Howell Lo Lavey underwent an oper tion at Veterans hispital, Dearborn, last week Lorcn Meabon and family ot Grand rapids were here last weekiHe wui not go to California until he sells his home there Mesrs Winston Baughn, Clare Miller, Larry Camburn Olin Rob inson and ye editor attended the 1 tli district Masonic meetinq at Howeil last Wednesday niqht Vern Clark and Mr and Mrs Clare Miller attended the wedd ing of James Gardner and Vir ginia Jacob at Centerline Satur aayMr and Mrs Ross ReadMr and Mrs Herb Palmer and Mr 4 w Plw ibing W tcr 8ysttn etc Stanley Dinkei Chicken Dinner Served Family Style Our Opening Is Mothers DayMay 11 Ellis Lakeland Hotel For Reservations Call Brighton No 73961 ALL THRt FOR ONLY MUCK 209 lOt 3T bly b Hi, ran fc3ift Hl8 latest tint M4 ror jYif onvt,enc OL f e Vt PhHgst yr, mpltUly intUd ot your lom QM It tw ykcdn of Phage at no oxtr SEE US TODAY 9Kilg THJ AUPUIPOS III I Krrv 9warthu Pi imbing and Repairs R ST rEM8 INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC, of Whitmore Lake and Miss Betty ana Mrs Howard Thayer attend Lapine of Ann Arbor called at ed the reception at Utica at nite the Olin Robinson home Sunday, j While enroute to Mass last MrsRay Burns, Mrsiacc Young Segt, Jim Dioiittle and wife saw and Mrs Fannie Kavanaugh tho bennie VanBancum family were in Jackson Saturday I in a trailer camp in Cleveland The James Bums family of Ann1 Mr and Mrs Joe Clark and Arbor spent Sunday at the Ray Georqe Clark attended the races Burns home i JacJ son Satuday Week end callers at the Lester, The foiiowinq attended the McAfee home were the Phillip i Wayne King concert at the Detrtm Hudson family, joy Cornelius Masonic temple Sunaay martf1 and wife and Tim Gallagher and W H Meyer and wife, Merwin wife of Detroit Campbell and wife, Clare MiHer Mr and Mrs Walter Franklin and wife, Mrs, Ruth Curtett and of Williamston called at the Phil, paula Larry Cmburn and wife, lip Sprout home Sunday j Wm Brash and wife and Herb The Lloyd Hendee family Bryan and wife, spent Sunday at the Edward Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy Nuoffer home in Holt I wore in Ann Arbor Saturday The Frank Boyer family and1 Otio Pbuson is taking a vacaMrs Emma Frick of Ann Arbor tion from the Grand Trunk depot were Sunday visitors ae the John and building an addition on nis Bioyer home I home , , JThe Edward Reindeau amily Mrs Eloyse CampbelL dcruqn are moving to Ann Arbor May 3L1 ter Beverly, and Paula Curt Clifford Miller and vife called, attended the Youth tor Christ on Floyd Fulford and wife in rally at Hartland Saturday niqht Wayne Sunday Mrs, CampbeU was orgtmist Bob Carr of Grand Rapids and Clyde Darrow and wile ot Miithe Wayne Ca family of Walled, f0rd and Mrs Flora Darrow were Lkke spent Sunday at the Roq j Sunday dinner guests at the W er Carr home Darrow home Serq Tom Clark writes he is at Tjan Driver and wife of Iexter Georgian Bay but leaves for and the Russel Glover family oi Greenland May 15 I Fowlerville were Sundcr gueste I at the Edward Spears home NEWALL THE WAY THROUGH Albert Dinkei and wife called ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday Saturday, May 910 DARIUS KRUPP CAST OF CHARACTERS MICHAEL CARH MISS PRISCILLA CARTER MARY JEAN KIRSCHKE JOAN FISHEB MARION CARTER CAROL FUHRMAN BERNTE BURNS JILL CAJRTER FRANK HARLOW JACK LORING HENERY GOOBF DttlLAH WORKS BLUEBEARD BRONSON BILL WILKINS PATRICIA SYNOPSIS mmmwi Its NEW, its WONDERFUL Its the Larry Kuehn tome in Fow the NEW color gravure American, ierville Sunday Weeklv, every week, exclusively Andrew CampbeU and Bona with The Detroit Sunday Times, Collier attended the JT Harting with this Sundays May traininq school at il issue See its new brilliant Dexter Saturday OTJ Sunday, color new finer paper and spark The Boy Reason icrmily cmd ling features See the NEW Am Mrs Edna Reason and sr SSailKiekly an excitinq feat caIIed at the 11011 l lft S S HB ure to grand reading Get Sun j horn i ton Abox Sunday, See n Plar Mcf Ws et fe Oettott Time 1 LORRAINE TOMAS1X JANIE NASH PHILLIP MURPHY JERRY HENRY ALBERT MROFKA DOROTHY ENDERB DON WILTSE DICK VANSLAMBROOK JUDY ix iiaii HOBGOBLIN HOUHB Is m tcene oi Sftuaied in the Oearin hs wwappenfaa katial fbm ttvee ofeoni HelMsAlBft fiiak L , m , VM tf8y T W v N May 7 1952 STATE OF, MICHIGAN k AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING on yoir own rtfrigerator The Cbcutt Court lor the County oi Livingston 1 Chancery GERALD T GOODWlNPiaintiff v AIDA GOODWIN Defendant ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Suit pending in the above entitled Court on the 5th day oi April, 1952 in this cause it appearing iroxn affidavit on file thai iuDA, A4w w , GOODWIN is not a resident o Putnam Twp Livingston County the State of Michigan, USbut reside lot 7a Av Norte No 146, LEGAL NOTICE J The qualified electors oi thc Pinckney Community School District No 2 tr Putnam Township Ljivingeton County have lawfully directed the Board oi Education to sell the followinq sites caxd school building to wit The Cody School on Section 4, Hamburg TwpLivingston County The9rSeves SchoollSection 29 PROFESSIONAL GOhncP i City oi Guatemala, Guatemai, Central America On motion oi James R Beek Attorney ior the Plaintiff it is or diered that the said defendant cause her appearance to be en The NEW Start enjoying a new convenience new savings on food and even electric bills JuSt plug In the new Paragon defrostit It defrosts your refrigerator every night Doesnt allow frost to build up Come in and see the new Pargpn defrostit Only 995 complete with cord nothing else to buy r Michigan 1Q The Marble School, Section 18, Putnam Twp Livingston County Michigan , The Harris School Section 35, Putnam Twp Uvingston County Michigan , c w, The Burgess School Section a texed in this cause within three Putnam Twp Livingston County, months irom the date ai this or I Michigan , , der and that in default thereof The Sprout School, Section 1 said Bill of Compliant will be tak Putnam Twp Uvingston County, en as confessed, It is further or J Michigan A dered that within forty doys this Theretore the above sites ana order shall be published in thei oois will be sold at pubteauc Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper tion at the Pinckney High aonooi of the county of Livingston, and in Village ,1 pw thalsuchpubUcation be continuedf Tuesday,May 21952 fcrt 800 t therein at least once in each Cady School week far six weeks in succession Sprout School Dated April 5, 1952 Burgess School Willis L Lyons, Circuit Judge Frfday, May 231952 fcrt 800 James R Beek, Attorney for Plain Reeves School tjfc A True Copy Harris School business address John AHagman Marble School 321 South Main SW Counrv Clext, TERMS OF SALE Ann Arbor, Mich HotrelLMich Each property wul be sold to e highest biaderor cash, The WAR ORDER Chick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmers Fd Supply fc Mr and Mrs Marian Reas called on Gerald iBeason at Joe hospital Ann Arbor Sunday Bom to Mr and Mr JJeny Cknl at St Joe hospital, Ann Ar bar timsJQii T The Ray Burns farm has been sold to Carson HollingworthIe troit contractor who nas been Iivink in the Sefce cottage, Rush Lake He takes possession on June 1 i Pinckne QUALITY Groceries Market Prices Service interests oi the school district therein will be conveyed to the highest bidder by quit claim con veyance covering all of the in terests of the district therein to the highest bidder iiie right is hereby reserved by the Board oi bducation to reject any and all bids in event a bid is accepted, a deposit ot a sum oi money equal to 10 Vc Aten percent of amount oi such bid must be made to the board of Education, and the succ essiul bidder ah a 11 within 5 days thereafter pay to said board of Lducation in cash or certified check, the Balance due upon said bid Further information concerningthe location ot sites and school may be obtained at the Pinckney hian school office, Phone Pick sv 3V litiS PINCKNEY aiNWAMUU RAY M DUFFV Ki li, Pmckapy u Michigan DaU 1100 A M to 2i00 P M Except Weditoiehrvi MoBTuoe FrLSal JJeJ pnv DR G McCLUJC Denial 112 North MlcUaau Av, Telephone Office 935 esi4sie W14 Eveninas by Apixtamits HoweU Mkhiqaa HSSf3rD Phone 183 207 E Qm Riwer HowriU u lUhkan Real Estate, Irsuxanje, Brokerage City, Lake and Faoyn Property A Spedatttv jst Your Property VIlib Mi LEE LAV IY tterrr JjuBviast PLaje 59F3 Puacknwy MWb AUC SO M EC li farm Sales A flp laity BERT W i UE Phone Pinckney 78 f2 REFRIGERATION S 1C HAROLD Hhwtf Repairs On UU Muks Phone ftnclney 151F3 DR C I TG WNW Dentit 044 Portage Lake Ro A 4er Phone Dexter 3461 i REAL ESTATE Farms Homes Lake Properties and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mick Phone 13 3 lAone 157Flf Repcdrisa J MY30N J HUGHES Plumbing and Heatma Rtate 8717 LakMUe Drivt ijtcense Rush Lak P H SWARTHOUT 6 SON Funeral Home t Dos C Swarthout Director Modem Equipmen Ambulaace Service rfiiona 39 63, Pmckney, Mlcl FRED C RQCKHOFF or , OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av Ik well t Mkhiau ,4 hone 358 gosldeaco 81 UOYDHNDEF Livestock Haullna 1 Weekly Todps Mude To Dtrob Generai Tracking itone 64F14 Pinckney Mia I H W WYLIK NOTARY Insurance and Bends IjJJCNE 136 Pinckney CE4ETEPY MEMORTAU Prices You Can Afford To Pa MILFORD GRENITE WORKS iUord Michigan ft Classified Adv FOR SALEMan ail wool Gab erdme topcoattaihblue suitsize3Q I tan Gaberdine 2 pant suit, pair of qrov trousers Phone No 17 FOR SALE ABC WASHER ,3 yrsj foR SALE8 Piece Dining room 65 Ralph Craig piaone 62F4 i 8Uit9 35, Hcton electric portable I irone 30 Schwenn DeluK modWANTEDWaman or restaurant 1 1 bike, or will trade What have work Katdhies RaTurant ycu 11941 West Shore Driveat Hi tend Lake or phone Pinckney FOR SALECrosley Sheliadoor El j,B9Fll , ectric Refnqerator, wm Merw j FOR SALE Washing Machine A, STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for tbo County oi Livingston In the Matter of he Kstate of Ferd M Bowdish ceased At a session of said Court held May 5, 1952 Present honorable Hiram RSmith Judge ot Probate Notice is Hereby Given, that all creditors of said deceased aie re quired to present their claims in , writing ana under oath, to said I Court, and to sarve a copy there 1 oi upon Inez R bowdish of Greg ry, Michigan fiduciary of said estate, and that such claims will be heard by said Court at the Probate Office on June 20, 1952 at 1000 A M It is Ordered, That notice there of be given oy a publiccinon of a copy hereof for three wes con secutfvely previous to said day oi hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est at his last known adcLress by I registered mail return receipt i iemrnaed, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by I personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hear ag I Hiram R Smith Judge aj Probate A true Copy Celesna Parshall, Register of Probate WANTED AhM LlbTlwGS wt aqe with toilet, oil heatei at Patt let u help you 41 ysur W mm Lak 40 a month, tatrulrot kave m prosp Ffcn SALBiBaby Chicsks Barred AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75o and White Rocks N H Rds,Hy Lines and Large Type WMe Leg horns now hatching Our chicks clucks are J S approvei under Michigan State Po niltnr ljeptBob Squire Hatchs yHcwlMich 218 South Mich ABphie 305W STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the County oi UvingssdQ In Matter of me Esate oi Barbara Tessmer sceased Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judqe ei Probate At a session of saki Court held May 5, 1952, Notice is Hereby Gives That the petition of Arthur G Girard, pray ing that the instruement filed in said Court be admited to probate, as the Last Will and testament of said deceased ,and also that the administration of said estate be granted to ArthurBGi ard or to some tfher suitable person and that the heixui of said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Court on May 26 1952 at ten A M h is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeVs consecutiv ly previoufcto scridday of hearing , in the Pinckney DUpchmd that l the fidici ary cauee o copy of this notice to be served upon each known p arty in Inter, I at his last ilaiown address by registered mail ret irn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to I such hec ring, or by ijewonal eer I vice at least five 5 days prior to k vice such hearing I C heavy duty Howard Crtii 2909 W M36, Phone I 1F4 FOR SALE 1949 Chevrolet pick up vith stock racjj, 8 ply tires 9000 miles Can be seen Sat and Sunat 11301 Outer Drive,Hi land Lake Call Pinckney 17QF13 C Wolter, Refnq Phone 62FU rUrt jALkrair of used gaiaqw door and i windows Phone J51F11 WANicurioifse aua lioaj iatnt ing to do Otto Smith Phone 173F12, Hi land Uke WANTEDrGARDENS TO plow mmmmmmmmmm HHolUster, pnone 133F2 FOR SALE Electrochef stove, FOR SALE 18 month oily cubic burners Danell Baker ft Frigldare refrigerator, full width 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland er freezer chestDeluxe model,6 mon Phone Brighton 74952 ths old three burner apt size El w ctric range, moving into finished FOR SALE 1941 Dodae Ssdanhome, must sell Call Bob lohnson Good transportation Phil Gentile Pinckney 173F2JL i 1M Main gf PinVv tjti HALL nuikuu ana two lots on West Main L, mclaiey Known a the Stewart Andirsoa iroperty to setae estate Gesaki Reason Adsk FOR SALNew Qectrclim Vacuum, used upright raciura boys bicycle Call after 600 p m George VanSdverVl, Mowers Road FOR RENTFurnished b rsom cott FOR SALE 3, Rolloway bed in good condition Bruce VanBlaiicum jr 295 West M36 FOR RENT Year around cottaqe, 1 6 room,neat and cozy Also oth er cottages P H Mowers Pindnsy Phone 13F4 FOR SALE A few oak barn tlmb bersiMake qood sills or end posts Cheap ffPL FOR SALE G E electric jefriger ator Edward Reindeau Phone Pinckney 86F2 ACCOSTJAN LEARN TO PLAY Americas most popular insiru ment Free trial for 8 wecLs You pay for lessons only Lessons in Pinckney For particular phone Howell 810, Greenes Musk t,rd Book Store SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED WANDELL8 SAW FILING SHOP HILAND LA brtST SIDE 11524 RIVBR DRIVE BUYING AT HOME BOOSTS LOCAL PROSPERITY Patron iahg loaal meifchanjbi means more money circulating locally, steadier employmentand sounder community prosperity If you are truly interested in the welfare of you community prove it by buying from treadesmen wheie your patronage is most appreciated Remomber this bank for your financial needs THE FMT NAY0L BANK Howell r Uuder Federal Hup Ivislon vlsmber edoral apot Insurant Comcrotton A Deposits Insured o 3iuuuu or each Dopoltc Rummage Bake and Sae at Mnekney Town Hall A true copy fM MfcSL Celeetkx INnehafllndvof PRaet SAT MAY 17 900 A M to 500 P M ffesy w K mjfw X Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 07, 1952 Description An account of the resource May 07, 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 1952-05-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5be60477368b4005ca9d8f0c0a9e1d42.pdf 036b606d35af0f4cf54d06adfc5bec25 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. jr rtfW ,, m fPmfflP lwmilP w jijmm v, a fvwtwjlllhijli m Wmrf atcK MuJiigHti Mirror J The Mich, lsgiskxture is back again and the members me quaJDbhngsquaJling and gfcat mq ior more atthis and les oi I W Probably conunue una those halcyon days when we have a non partisan egsiat ure with politics, and self interest left out The RepubUcans face an im passe Alter whomping up a taxation program to fulfill the bua get they weni home only to have me governor vefcmucn ol iUhey do not have the two thirds vote necessary to override hi veto Also jney ao not acre adjourn tor then the govejuar couia coil mem PGk ia extra session and they iouid only consider matters sub miwJ by him So the Wiggins ud car ax and liquor handelmg tax v,Uich were to yieia 12 riiuiion and 3 rniljlQn respectiv y are bom dead dodoes The governor wants 1,500,000 to repair the damage ai Ja son prison and money ior more guards For 4 days the prison Cimraccers JOHN WTMAW Wednesday Ma 14, 195 Social Items MINBOW GIRLS ASSEMBLY lWfa, the iegisature chanqea w nam ox Puunan to Putnam m honor oi ben isxaei rutnam iev ounary war hero, claiming there haa xen an error in spelling Io one knew a batman out an iaiew uxe wai uwu A vluey urittemaen got CLIOU about uua in later years ana in vouqated He could nnd no about any iuanan m ine county records or in tnose of Historical pioneer societies so he wrote to the U S Load Office at Wash ingtpn D C he received a reply stating that a John Putman oi Conneticut was given a quarter section of land near the Putnam Unadilla line for his services in the revolutionary yax and selt ed on it He was single and nev riot was the biggest news of the I er Proveci P on the land which naon, an4 was on all of the front P0886 to other hands That was egisiature organizea Ptm I H HTT Ulrls was instiut J now Putnam una also ivJ lol Girls was insliiut Calliolic SJf Catholic Church n p Michigan ounaay Masse itt Pastor assembly H u,tj ff 30, 60C, 1000 llin Worthy Advisor M I V , W 4 1000 Asoc ufLJ J 1 Nov, Devotion, CharitvAa,An Shvey ffc v pages and the Hepublioans can rnorft d, ui engpverrior was all Mr Crittenden found Roy mands ihev ,BHfcgPvehor Same years iator when , sold out flftJHPILw06 9V j Hardv oi Howell was to linq flaqs nor SyiraBHjH policy of crround to the cemeteries to be the iegissuM3BRlhe riotihe Put on soldiers graves Memorial apvernor has orxred all firings Day ne was told that a soldier of oi prison guards cancelled This Revolution was buried in the old was to have beejaone to keep cemetery south of Unadilla by prison expendtfsfSs within the budget f He 8CR4 the Jejgislatures cut oi mental health funds will force the discharge of 22Q employees He also said the tactics Qt the legislature in refusing to adjourn the name of Putman This was in the old cemetery records It is presumed that he is the same Putman for whom the township was originally named csid that he died before he proved up on his land The government had , Jor Virginia Sheparu Joyce Auen Sally Ann hxili Gretchen Tascn Mary Ann hoya Mary Ann R oio Joan RoweiJ Nancy Lee Sicryc Marilyn Gustafson Peggy Smith Rosina Ann Hin Delia Sayden t Virginia Litter , Agatha Henry Umfidential AdvisNancy Spitue Outer Observer Barbara Miiiei Musician Prompter Hope faith Recorder Treasure Chaplain Drill Leader Love Religion Nature Immortality riaelity Patriotism Service P S Devottonsj M Rev Thcr k nnaa adv i crt UU,iTayer meeting ut bcl award Smith ncue liJ aun Dr, tii kin , Lake ounij30, Semon Sunday At Sunday the men o the cnurch win ,o Uods Acrea tieid on Od Ha where the Grade bcliool JMeWb Second Grade hv has meases Qnd heiyi, iitescu chicken pox iJemse bmger ana hrnda jjaireti , were ardent Monday lorVn fUUeCUitain Ue r I o,ti rhoiheib to iVjothers Day ,j ixunan rtiqys was 8 years oi a j 31UL,, ana ecnau Simonson on Sunday j We nau a nice tme t the mus j ic iebuvuJ and thank the motner WHO tccojnp UIKV ,ia I We were enteituineu by the Sid grade Monaay aiteinoon J uaia Gari Wo 2 Current Conaueut You will have to a up ea,l 11 yu waiu a peejc ui uen ivlac yioineuinenueenS u u ul4iWuu 0I 11uu wuunive uinowaibnam op iu minutes ana specu irom an auio iu muiuies rie win uw ope a at Vei nurci Ltk sciioo hor Yfill nrveat the law he signed tol no money in those days and paid give the conservation dept pdw I their soldiers off in land George er to increase the deer kul in ov Washington received tiiousands erbrowsed areas from going into of acres of land for his services, elfect Bits do not become law un J The D A R puts markers on till 90 days after adjounrAeiu all graves of sodiers oi revolu iion This is a task 0 many are buried in unmarked graves It Frank Strazalkowski 31, Brigh Assoc Drill Leader, Frances Pida Choii Director Paula CurleL Choir Anna Slayden, Mary Ann Leah, Barbra VanSkxmbrookf To be installed later The ioliowinq moVs up the nev advisory board Mother Advisor Helen Miller Ch of Board Francis Robinson Recorder Beverly Pilgrim Treasurer rred SeqeChoir Mother Eloyse CampbeU Mildred Miller, Leota Reason, Al beta Dinkel, Harriett Rahrig,Irene Thompson, Clifiord Miller, Rov Reason, Plymouth Assembly No 33 pui on the initiation in the afternoon Followinq grand oMcers instituL ed the assembly and installed the officers in the evening Sup Insp Alberta Cobcrn J P G W A Constance Kovh Jd Vv Advis Sue Frazer Howell Assembly presented the new assembly with nbbons an, the bible which had been qivcu to them by Mrs Alta Meyer m ,, sod and sjta Elaine JohnsonJ be dedicated ioi Gocts Utj Patty Thayei J j30 Piiynm reuowship at ch nce fylon 730 Youth ior hxiil uet at Howell umory ues, 800Tnstees meet at Jiurch n in I vUi m Letroit on OU jy , rcn y Duiiow, bnqh ion iii ierry noweij in ,lason i roc ilowers coii ja on Oiao POL ,,on binaa aou bnger was in De rbonl ,iunu na Janice Rose hao am per i cni birq took in a show ana wlioty Inter heipej p int porvh Wuher sch ,12 00 was only 2 years ago that theyj memory of Nelson MillerBriqhton marked the grae of lames Pullen caBsembly gave ihem a beautim Tfi 1 fiJ Jliftp Brwbtwl had been buried in the Pinckney Kmfed t oi flowei, A toast ham Maraaret VanVleet, 45, Hunting ton Woods , a soldier of the revolution cemetery over 1QQ yeara who MAN SHOT AT CHELSEA George Allen 74 of CheUea who lived a bouse trailer with his wife, Joan, 54, was shot and killed Thursday night by his landlady Mrs Mary Stacey 54 following a drinking party COMMUNICATION In your April 3U issue dinner was served L4DK3 AID MEETING The Ladies Aid of the Pinckney Congl, Church will meet May 15 at the home oi Mrs George Mea bon on Dexter Road EXCLUSIVLi GAYELORO HAUS ERS AUrFAMILY WET Everybody talking abou tthe NSW CQIOT giavure Arnericcm Weekly exciusivey with Detroit Sunday TimesSee this Sundays May 18 issue for sterling featur es galore, incluring Gayelord Ha users all family diet based on his own million dollar secret Homemaker serve the whole iamily balanced meals so n individual require specail foods GONSBBVATICl DRPT HOTE8 The forest hres continue 17 J mora fires last weefc burned over 1000 acres This makes the total this year so far 603 fires aad 4,130 acares burned, Lack of rain has contributed to this There axe now 708 retail nun now dealers in the state or li percent more than last yekxr The beaver yields a peculiar product known an castoreum fof merly used in medicine The state will offer a number, oi small farms for sale at auction May 19 23 On the 23fd the Hunt MOTHERDAUGHTER BANQUii The followinq is the program the Mother S Daughter ban quet at the school May 21 Invocation Lulu Darrov Dinner Introduction oi Toastmaster lv nloyse Campbell Circle Pres Toastmaster Helen Miller Voval uet Adelaide Rose Jane Nash Toast to Mothers Denise Kennedy Toast to Daughters Helen Younq Accordian Music Loretta Shafei Introduction of Honored Guests youf you siated a district wiui 40 pup Ior lis had been discouraged irom coming into the Pinckney scnooi system As far as 1 now mere has been no request Irom any district to come into our system nor would we be in a position to discourage them We have built 8 rooms which are nearly full but we can accomoaate any nearby school if they come in Our high school is only 50f capacity This presents a prob TT , , Iem which makes it impossible Honoring of Mothers to eetabish a larger held of curr icuum and to maintain it at the proper level Judging from our census only, overcrowding is at its minimum at the present We are not discpuraging any districts from entering nor are we putting on pressure for them to do so To top this the qualified electors of the system have the final say as to whether any dis trict comes in, not the school bd Finally in all fairness to the taxpayers of tjie Pinckney Community school District who have bonded themeeves for a period Calvary ttteaincaite Churcb ie Ezra fceacby Pastor a Supu 14rain WonsWo Sunday School , tularo s ftoug ioung Peoples ieeunv GC Wednesday K00 0 n , MRS ELiM VAWbCIUK Mrs Diza VanSickle, 74,died Monuay a m one was the wiu oow of Arthur Vanbickie whe lied 12 years ago lie fathrwas isaac Shervood of K aioi ecus with her brothers, onti and Thomas Sheiwooa of Red tore and others she touqht thtl Peeves frirm 01 587 acres on ibil Creek o C V VnnWlnkJc ihev were incorporood as ii, Putnam Land Co The cjroi vr, ahyvi to form luro whwh wc, nbmed H land Isike 22 coltaqt Aere built the first year end some have been built every em jince then Mrs VanSickle hu been mgr and sec of the com pony for 25 ye irs Surviving ire a son cdey,o, Pinckney,2 a i jhtersilKiBeuiah Dewey of Phoenix, Arizona am, irs Lucille Reinhan 01 Detroit jnd one gran JcnJi, Charles ev ey and a brother, Isaac Shf 00c off Willis Tne funeral was Wednesday afternoon at the Frnuier Funenai Home 18900 J,mos ,oins Hiqii way Detroit Burial in Grand Lawn Cemetery bren a Siayden has a new IOOJ on her home rs end Frihay lor cominq and ihiid Cid Vve eiueaiid 21 rnoihe 1 brothers and sifters Ve tnank them ,J urjjng c e,, Karl Bury went to a show Sin Cuoi Miller and Sharon Gtilf ai roe on the Ferris wheel ve saw on our way to the music fe dvai iviaiy Menke visted her grand mother Sunday r iu bndeis was 10 yrs old Fliuisday hoea Dorothy Esuh lias new vhiic ieanesday we went to the muoiL estval in Ann Arbor rnd Mon ay hvird ourselves zinq onthe radio Oue oi our aodfish aied Mrs, Vandercoot visited us or riauy, iowifciviiie ana hriaht e had a ununce to at uie Ouiiquet tuxie at iansmg witn ami iviay iD we attClaect aoi 0 u cepu vve were snort 01 3 ms, inw price 01 a Ucicet in De uou tne scnooi oura reiusea lo IOC me schools that aay We uiiuqiue ineie wni oe quite a lew n mat uuywe rcniernoer the usi yuvcinor we ever shook lianas witn it was Uov Fred M Wanie in iBub tie was men a c uiaiQ te tor a se ond term as a over nor and spoke in Dxter ocnooi was udiiniissea and the pupils marchea to the opera uooe where tne doings were mitti a line and the governor tihook hands with them ail 1 re memoe an intoxicated person ne Kird the qovernor when he ip Re una was promptly ejected lom the hail by the viliaqe mar shUi, a strong Republican 3 Fifth Grade vVe thank the 21 mothers hildren who ame to 0 r We showea ourl pi hovTAJulJd Family y plain od nd presented Entertainment Auntie Dee Tidcets on sale by all Kinqs Daughters or call MrsFred Read Adults 150, ChUdren 75, MUSIC RECITAL MAY 18 Mrs, Merwin Campbell will pre errt her piano pupils in recital at the Pinckney Congl Church on Sunday at 300 p m All invited The program is as follows Swinginq Along Schaum Chop Sticks Arranged Connie Beals BASE BALL GAMES Fincicney dropped to third pi ce when they lost t0 South Lyon on Friday 13 to 5 Jelireys only allow ed 6 hits but Pinckney made 12 errors behind him South Lyon ir undefeated and Saturday beai Scott high of Toledo, a classA team 8 to 0 Monday Pinckney beat Briqh ton here on the new diamond at elementary school 10 to 7Haines started for Pinckney was wild was relieved by Jeffreys in 5th Friday Pinckney plays Dexe here a TV 1 ex ppei nnd units we have completed end gifts vo ,aae io oui mothers CTeo Wilson rid Janet Haddon act hirth ys the same day 1 VI K Ka Kitchen or snellmq ian iion ana B jrbara Massey itleno il ,c Iinq bee n Detroit on Friday tJandruBarbaru and Kay w poems on mother Wt are going to Greenfielu Village today and have our ques ions and plans jeadvu Donald Clark brouqht poly wogs trchoo and Glen Meaa the iirst Lilacs Tne nethodisis closed their 14 day session at os Angeles Cai last vec b voting down the pioposiuon 10 abohsn the ban on auioinq now requirea of Meth aist lergymen ihey dlso refus a to qive muhsteriai rights to women The argument against iifting the smokiuq ban was that ii haa peen in ehect since time immemorial and to lift it weald aivu trie wora the impresoon tJiey wre bacinq down Smok ing s not fonsraeiea the big vil it was 50 years aqo Then lew vornyn smoked Cigarettes wera ailed onn nui s and Apti Cigar ettu Leagues haa a large mem uership However time marches on As m my women smoke now s men and lqarete companies poiijOi many radio and telwis ion pioqrams ion 1 Ved asthu n Jttex , , , T uA Streamline Express S yelar SJ thw 51, e Crunchy Flakes Board oi Educahon passed1 a res Schaum Schaum olution That we shall not ac cept any non resident pupils of elementary age into school but will accept any number of non resident high school students un till our present attendance reach es the proper level This does not apply to cUstrfcts coming in as a whole Districts desirinq to enter can obtain the information Murphy and Marshall farm Oijfrom tjle Burerintendants office Dahsville will be sold 01 coyottes and 4 wolves were y bountied in this state in March 90 more lakes have been mapp ed in 23 counties, including Vp inqson and Washtenaw and Washtencrw Bow and larrow carp shooting is a popular sport Charles Christ mas shot 6 in the Grand River Jar son last week, fishermen wanting to know where legal sissd trout haye been planted can get this information from the dept Althouqh not usuaQy found so far norm a cattish was recently Metz in Thunder Bay Joe Basydlo member of Pinckney school board LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 A M CALENDAR May 17 E A Degrees May 20FC Team Practise May 24MIM Degrees May 27, 28 Grand Lodge Delroit Winston Baughn W M taul W, Curlett, Secy at ANNOUNCEMENT The Kings Daughters will hold theifl Annual MofhsrDauahter Dinnif Wsdnday, May 21 at iP P hL at Ptactaty, ScnoolBr mjbmt pfograst Adul 150 SSM a4 under 73e CArxo Ol 1HANKS St Lawrence HospttaL May 2 I wish to thank the South FowlervtlV Teachers Group tor my lovelv plant of yellow rhumsThey ere like sunshine in my room I appreciate your kindness very much Earl D Wright Lyman Batik of Ann Arbor call ed at the Dtoatofe oH XuMday i Noel Rose The Octopus Schaum Ice Cream Cone Schaurn Evelyn Hall Clothesline Wgls Schaum Mexican Clap Hand Dance, Mex Bonnie Lee Down in the Valley Fo Tune Lullaby Brahms Nancy Lee Spitler Garden of the Stars Ward The Band Played On Arranged Shirley Wylie The Swan Saint Saens Marines Hymn Arranged Charlagene Quigley The Elevator Schaum Strolling Thru the Park, Aranged Charlotte Gearhart AccorcUan Solo Larry VanSImk oarn Dance Howell Hawaiian Love Song Schaum Sharon Line F2 to 61 Italian in Old Mexico Airanged w Mary Ann Leach Whispering Hope Hawthorne lee Carnival Schaum Linda Lee On the Levee Folk Tune LeibesrkTume Liszt Janet Shirley Off to the Fair Copeland The Cassions Song Arranged Marilyn Gustafson Te Busy Saw MilL HosidStripes GEOhGE BRADir George Bradley, 64, aiect Mon at Flint after a long illness H was born in Flushing but har lived in Flint for years He was in the oil busines but more recently a salesman He morried Fannie Swarthout of Pinckney in 1913 There are no children Surviving are 2 nephews, Mrs Bradley is principal, of the Kearsley and j I Wafrer schools in Flint The fun eral was at the Alqo Gundry Fun eral Home, Flint, today Buried was at Flushinq HARRY ANDREWS Harry Andrews, an executives of the Brown McClaren Co, o Hamburg ded MondayJunera at Hamiton Chapel, Birmingham to day KINGS DAUGHTERS Sixth Grade We went to the music festival Friday and enjoyed it We mnae dm cmmal scene ot ihe wnd animalsolilihigan Mrs lascn iinishea reaciinq Oliver Twist to ,s ana we took a 3st on it lue boys in oar room are qoinq to plc baa Seventh Grncle Donna Basydlo weni to Detroit to take part in the speIinq bee last Friday She was the 8th to q qo Gown The vroru she missed was atfiliate Mrs Morris qave her a beautifal corsaqe W var Mrs rose and MrsShirey br takinq s to Detroit We hao a n e time When our Michigan scrap books are finished they will be iaaqed by adults Trcer at Jeffreys of the stnta e visited our room last week Pontics are warminq up In a speech at Grand hapids last rfVednesaay lied M AiqerRepub l andiatc KI qovernorwent his liepablicun opponent Lt Gov Vandenberq, hammer ana tonqs ne said Vandenberg w as a rrunk McKay man and M ivjy haa yone all out for him rote j e aso tharqed that Vandenoerg was backed by the Michigan Terrpcrane Union who wanted to brinq prohibition back m Mich lqan lie said he himself was aqainst prohibition which he con sideren the qreatest evil ever voted on this nation The Alger family was a leader in the fight aqains prohibition In prohibition a ays this congressional districi was epresented by Grant M Hudson, a former official of the Anh Saion Leque Mrs Alger, mothr of Fred, was ihe leader of the ampaiqn which finally beat uudson Her candidate was Sey mour Person aansmq He erv ed one term ana was beaten by Claude Cody Democrat, pyi THE PINCKNEY IHOP Come M11 you people if you wan to hear, Slm Shermans Quintet at the J Hop this year Fro nine to twelve on Mav Seventeen, In an ney Rep Adrian deBoom of this dis trict presentea petitions siqned by B63 Livinqston county resi dents at Lansinq last weeka ma qreater safety precautions at the convit work camp at Chilson whih will house 250 convicts, A convict re cmtlv escaped there and committed a series of crime iho petitioners want a hiqh fence nround the camp, all night hgM mq and armed guards he favored the objectives ot aid deBoom ives of armed the petitioners except the armea qanra part which he thought bad step q wou be The measure that the legislature has turned down for years has finally become law and the con , rrvation dept has been given Hiqh Gym we hor the power to regulate the size ot youll be seen Parents and public we now inviteThe old and the younq we hope to unite Formal or informal dress as you choose The Pincknev Kinqs Daughters met with Mrs Beulah Hendee last At v7Q dollars a couple you sur ThursdayThe election resulted as ,v won t Iose follows Pres, Eloyse Campbell1 Vice Pres Beulah HendeeSec SENIOR PART ASSIGNED Pearl Madsen Treas, Celest Mc , Jean Kirschke, daughte Kinley The yearly report showed Q nnd j Clrmde Kirschke much had been done to better tne of pinckney has been named community past year, funds given va ic,orian 0 the Pincmey sen for betterment of health, sent ca ghG has also aw cards to the bereaved and needy n Rchobr,hip al the Umv and aiven 25 to twohre victims Q Michigan th ex who lost all bv nre We welcome 8 past yctr Richald VanSlambrook, son o Mr, and Mrs Alonzo VanSlarn brook, salutatorian the deer herds in various counties to prevent deer starvation Every year some 30,000 starve to death depriving the state of a large am ount of meat The aept has map ped the state and knows the over browred areas By increasing the kill in these areas it will prevent mass starvation and uiciease the food supply RIOTS AT HOWELL JADL Earl Ward, Jackson prison riot er held at the Howell fcdl, staged a riot there Monday cmd SneriH Rassett has asked that he J be sent to the Ionia prison to WJ insane 3 other coxicte or, Howell, including Mcrfhiotv Detroit Ward wa tqktm Po tiac kril Tueiday uc WJI ifD m A r W lkteffitiii i t i tse iSfei Yliriii , v W Wedneed oWlfy U 195 I Neighboring INotcs Livingston county rural school Howell Theater H0WOL MlTHiAh w Livingston county rural scnool sTir2TV vr, children visit Uieenoield Village lues ApSfA ,8 1 heater iviuy io They win see a histori ecu parade, early American dian cing ana a minstrel show which wm be put on tne buwanee rliver boat Get tickets of your teacher Dan Nuttie Dexier hiah scnool scnool pitcher pitched a no hit game against Manchester ktsi week VUVA ZAPAVA Starring Marlon Brando Jean Peters Cartoon FrL, Sat, May 16 17 Caxla Bcdenda, Olid Reld in THE WHIP HAND eeK Pliift Ed Carrow of South Lyon will Charles Starret, Smiley Burnett drive in theatre on iDexte Dm FrL, Sat, Ma 15 i7 2 ig hi 2 TREASURE OF LOST CANYON super western in technicolor Willi Wiliam Powell, June Adams Flo THE BIG GUSHER build a new drive in theatre on US 12 near South Lyon bdyar Ortbring, 3b Washtenaw county deputy died oi a heart attack while chasing 2 oil station ifciDibery suspects The tarn on the Tim Isham farm at Plainiield burned last week in JLIGHTNING GUNS Cartoot NtM li Come on In the Webers Fine oau mon ivay 18 IS Mat Sun 2 p, m, cont Jack BeuteL Mala Powers in ROSE OF CIMAJUION eek J natural color At a meeting at Stockbndge on comody Cartoon April 30 15 schools send they , WKL fhur7 My20r2L22 favored going in the consohdat Slewait Arthur Kennedy ion Some districts signed the pet Julia Adam8 Rock Hudson itions 100 percent to Warrant Officer Patrick Lavey BEND OF THE RIVER who has been visiting at Gregory j has returned to Ft Bliss, ElPaso, Wayne Morris, Pfteston Fosjfcr and Dorothy Patrick unMonrrMayT8r9 YTHE LONE iSjTAR A Super WtKHI Stearin Cork Gable Ava Gardner and Broderick Crawford news cartoon shorts Tues Wed, TfcurT, May 20 2122 MODEL MARRIAGE BROKER A with Jean Crcdn, Scott Brady and Thelma Ritter t C4WtOOB Nc La Tchalcotei MI Texas cartoon comedfy ComingWith a Song in My Heart Invitation xa,s r TW ii ComingPride of St Louis, I Want Ldgar Guest Detroit poetwill , Ma Kettle t UTW And its pumped electrically in this uptodate farm homo With two small children to keep clom and hchiy, Mrs Vern Whims, Oakland CoJty, says water under pressure is a real help around the clock Theres no lifting or lugging And no need to skimp Electricity puts water whore you want it when you want it A wellplanned electric wnter system helps farm folks in other ways, too More milk, eggs end eat fewer hours of hard labor ex a v prelection Get in touch with your Edison Farm Service Advisor He is an expert on farm water sys ms, proper size pumps and motors Nc chrpe or obligation but plenty of i,ood, p 1 advxe r Runninq water means better health, better living better production Reddy Kilowatt Your El cirlc Servant You, Pa Ma Kettle at the Faid Sylvan Tiieiler Chelsea Michijm FrL, Sat, May 16 17 THL SELLOUT A Drama bfcuifUMT John ISodiak, Audrey Trotter Walter Pidgecn Latest Newi CartooM er Livingston county residents Sun, Mon, May 18 19 will be held at Echo Park Los THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES Angeles, May 30 , with The following from this county Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright and were inducted into the army on Walter Brennaxt May 6 Max White, Kenneth Kirt Ray Noble and Orchestra land, Howell Gerald Mayo undoy Show a j 7, s Brighton Norman Allison, Fow cartoon holiday land deliver the commencement ad dress at Fowlerville high school It took the Brighton lire dept 3 hours last week to put out a grass fire on the Jones farm 100 acres were burned over Sherrill Robertson,Brighton high school senior has received a scholarship in music at Albion college The California picnic for form i i Tho DeJtcat 4 v a Cci iv 1 H jrvwwi , it y SW 3 y I A rtprs Ago RACING NIGHTLY fhrough June 7 JACKS RAC JACKSON, MICHIGAN PariMutue Wagering Automatic Tote POST TIME 815 PM JACKSON TROTTING ASSN, INC, JACKSON, MICH Rev Wm, Clack, pestor here htrti in liiBri ditd in Walled Ljko 1 st week f Hariv Hcatly of Chicago and j AMi Cohn of Gregory were marr icd at St, iMaiys church May 17 The suit ci Mrs Julia Fitzsimm ono vs tiu Hombuiq saloon is on in Ann Arbor She alleqes the men who killed her husband got Lheir liquor there A change of vnue was granted Ann Arbor has organized a col I ored base ball team I I he qraduatinq class numbers 8 Joie Harris, Ethel Graham,Flor j encc Andrews, Glenn Hinchey, Percy Hinchey,Erwin MonksGene , HoaGn, Louis Monks j The Younq Mens Club Carniv al at the opera house drew a big crcd Proi Miller sang with4iss j Kate Rucn, accompanist Hiram lerville Due to numerous fires the con servation commissin cancelled ail burninq permits for this coun tyTwo persons were arrested last wee ior setting fires which got out of control and lined 25 each, and costs The new Hartland elementary school was dedicated Friday night Ihe Dexter Masonic past mast eis night is May 16 Speaker Dr Alex, rtuthven The state highway dept is plac ing 32000 roadside tables alonq Fri, Sat, May 16, 17 the highways ior summer use DoubLi teaun Mr Marie Showers, wife of Vern Showers ef Winrms Lake, died at McPherson hospital on May 4 Warren Lewis, Ypsilanti auction oer and race horse man did last week Tues,Wed, Thur, May 20 2122 SINGING IN THE RAIN Color by Todmloo A Mutlccd 8tvto Gene Kelly, Doonald OConner ana Bobbie Reynolds cartoos shows 715 9j0 A t ComingDrams in Deep South, The Marrying Kind Retreat Hell LsHTheate r WlITMORP LAKE MUCH MA PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR with Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride Plus Wild Bill EUiott THE LONGHORN CsGrtooQ Avon Theater Stockfcrtag ivucnKjaa FrL, Gat May 16, 17 WARPATH Is TocbnlCRta Custers Last Stand with Edmond OBrien, Dean I agger Sneeze Reel Barnyard Babies Casper Takes a Bow Sun, Tues, May 18A20 GO FOR BRDKF Jap American war story with Van Johnson, Warner Anderson News His Mouse Friday Bandage Bait lomlngsAppoltment with Danger The Mating Season Be a TELEPHONE OPERATOR No wtperUsic necessary pay while learning Pay increase first year,chance foradvancementpaid vacation wotfx near home with ld JlAtoJunscauWebbonvilla SunTKon Tues Mcv18LIW0 supt will head the Manchester school next year He was a cap lain and air pilot in World War II Humphrey Bogart, Katherint Hepburn f 25 learAgo j I Fred and Ross Head have j bougnt a strip ot lake iront be tween biq Portage ana Base La, Lces on the Huron raver 700 by 300 it and wui subdivide it I rvaie ivucn, accompamsiv niram jinckney ngh scnooi uecxi the Smith recited Campbell, Moran Brghton team at PincKney on Rex Read and B Placeway per rriCay Cecil Hendee pitcned formed on the trapese A Swar , gen palmer has sold his jack thout FRead, FMoran, B, Place son Howell bus ime to W Mur way and G Richaras boxed R Cadwell E Lambertson, C Place way and Lee Barton wrested Lee Barton was a clown, John , Havens, a coon and Fred Fish, a harlequin I WmLedwidge and Mike Hoche , have bought the Blad house at J Anderson j John Dunn is using a yoke of i oxen on his farm Charles Bulus has THE AFRICAN QVJEEN Little Rascas Readin and Ritin Nows and Carloon Wed, ThurTMay 21, 22 Battle ot the Sexes Joan Cauliield, David Niven THE LADY SAYS NQ Plus Dan Duryeat CHICAGO CALUNG Kaws friendly associates and in pleas i ants suiioundings Womens Employment Ofce 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich bought a VJT L Your Mo ion Man fllvtt you prtOfli fining unfit v, betau YOU A I Measurements go to th I J ACTORY where your hoes ore mid9f wttoni Fitting Service In tb privftcy of your home or office, given without c rge by your, Mason Man, gives you an utterly ew idea of shoe comfort He the iirccftoyou Fae lory Rcprcsert cive of the leading mar,uracturer of its kind in the world l Hell he Rlarl to c1l and pivtt you a Demonstration cf 2 50 Styles of dcc, work, or sport shoe, mcuiig the amring Vtvclez AirCiishin Insole Shoe, which cnuiles your foot on 10,000 tiny Air Btibblei Drop A cd and well hav fiim call No charge no obligation io buy, new piano t The Ann Arboi Humane Society i has a drive on to bring reUei to overworked and abused horses Damascus Monks erected a new Star winamiii last week 1lie auction at the hotel batar j day was called off N H Caverly J seiing the iurnishings to Mr Tuo mey who wiU run the hotel j Mr and Mrs, M J Reason and MrsMable Suydam were Sunday dinner guests of the Max Rey nolds family Tne Roy Reason family and j Mrs dna Reason and Leota i spent Sunday at the Elmer Pratt I home in Coopersville j The Herb Palmer jr, family of f Flint were week end guests at the Palmer home there STATE OF MICfrilGAN MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY NWi DIFFERENT son Howell bus ime to VV Mar The probate Court ior the County PROTECTION FOPYHP Rnnn phy who takes over next month f LivingstoD luwffl WM YOI Wr A TOTVC rrrnftr volimer diea last T u A v Pctrr nfUWLtt Wi OU BUY A Mrs Casper Voiimer aiea last T , , ,, , Tuesaav Matter ot the Estate of fcih Uncknev Indenendents William P Murphy, deceased t frrvm nS Q ,S tn At a SeSS1n 0i d COUlt held won from Howell Sunday 6 to 1 a i igcn Brown,c C Kcnneay,lb U heas Jud Q robate on, ZDnowman, D McOluskyss N Hereb G u Hooker BVanBiancum D Weg redltors of saidYdececBed are r9 eXI ,i i n red to Psent theit claims in Ihe noweil hneup was Coop ritill md under oath to said erp basset cHagnian lbbecK Court and to serve a copy there ot Hail 2D Cotter, Maycockss upon Jumes c Murpv,y of 142 Lew, McAllister, rimnouthela Swarthout dPinckne r,Michfiduc The senior class hela their o said esla,e anithat sucn tareweil party at the UoiYi Nash claimswili be heard by said coun nome rnaay Lizabeth BOKTOS at the pjoj cilice on July 21 class presiaent presented guts to ig at ten A M the following ior outstanding acr It ig Ordered That rj Mice there eivements ion Swarthout, riarry of be oiven by publ calioil oi a Murphy, Haroid heason, Merwin hereo or three weekfl con CanipbelL Hazel Smith and Mrs secutively previous to said day Pearl Doyle cf hearing, in the Pinckney Dis In the declamatory contest Hell path arid that the fiduciary, en Feidier was 1st Clara Eisele cause a c0py 0f this notice to bo 2nd Gertrude Tupper 3rd Supt served upon each known party VanAuken of Dexter was judge in interest at his last known adThe grades will put on Cinaer drGSS bv reaistered IT ail return ella at the opera house May 2 receipt demanded, at least four The cast is Godmother Marjorie teen14 days prior to such hear Hendeo Cupid, Bob Richardson mg, or by personal service at CinderUIa, Constance Darrow ieast five 5 days prkr to such Belinda, Willa MeyerStepfother, hearing CWLK WHtN IUU BUY A iviachine heirigerator Furniture Car, Truck, T,V bet, Wasnina Etc service is more than just a word It is our conviction that the Mc liherson state Bank always should be looking ior ways to add to tne well being of our com munity and the security of its homes it you will ask us, well be more than glad to tell you about a new torm ot protection which we are now providing for cusiomers wno borrow unaer our installment loan plan It the bor ower des the loan is cancelled, Ihe balance due being paid auto niatfcaJM t maximum lnsuicl Loan 2,000 This means your family need not not use other insurance, or suv iuys to pay ale loan should you no live to complete payments Its a human, heipic American wav of providing the c,ood things of liic tor a ma a s iumiiy, with protection for theii iuiure secuity It is a sincere saisfaction to us to known that our Bank will be able to orovide comfort instead of additional financial worries to their Georce HousH and have gHo Read DUocton AJJtSJK ckney qrcie team, beat C,La Parshall Attorney 5, you bV Brighton Friday 5 to 3 The lneup about this nv menajy rented the AtLee cottage at Hiland Lake My Jerry, a horse belonging td , Everett Hamel, HncTaieywon first R bincar, R Tuppe S McCusky, CARD OF THANKS uiocrloii t BANK money at the Jaduson races one M Kennedy, SDinKei, h Roche,j i w0uld like to take this op McPHEKlW JJ0 night last week p Gerycz, Rus Ra fcoffie She portunity to thank my many jiTrVi 10000 tnThe following from here attend han Sends, the Sunday School, the JU1 tJliiSto to the ed the SupWe Convention of The Junior pay Poor Fcrtheris O E the Ladies ad Kmgs id JJ fiSSS Cc the White Shrine at Toronto, Ont May L , Daughtere, Younq Wo lien Aux jd Upom wixancp v last weekMr and Mrs Harold, iliary ior many beauuful cards, POTOttCB, Porter, Mrs Mae Dcller MrsMae flowers, fruit and gifts sent me p piarls Clark ctJ , Bryan Mr4 and Mrs Fred Seger Tranklin Perrin of Detroit who during my illneasJ am very grate tended the Shrine banquet In guests of MrsFlora i There ware many from Howell toft pictures of the Masonic Past ful for the nrny iP5Jvr8u W Detroit Masonic temple 3cmf DSialkcrat the Darrow were Haroid Dcftrow and and Brighton MrsElla Hagman Masters Night here Was back have been offered tajffg j night j baSlSahiraay The family of Round Lake, Glenn Dar j wa3 organist and Corinthian Saturday and took pictures of the your kindness will neve be tor Qge Adam and ddgs JACK HANNETT Agent 318 S HoweU, Pinckney, Mich d at the Darrow were Haroid Dcftrow and and Brighton MrsEUa Hagman Masters Night here Was back have been offered in gnffi AU JX crv The family of Round Lake, Glenn Dar I wa3 organist and Corinthian Saturday and took pictures of the your kindness wfll never be JOT Qeatte Adcaw cmd d Brtahtonrow and family of Detroit, and Shrine, HbweU took part in the instituting of an order of Rain, gotten Thanr vou so much Hcael, Nov caUed famfly of Milford dCk Ju bow GfadB hairey li m IhflPpW , iMmW Jhuptafr wv WZW TV Wtt VTT ifvf U 15 tut humum to Statute, the BMH , c tnastoo convened at thair WM P the Count Cly Howll a WioTAnT U Marvin A HIW U call by ibmaJ9 19M 10 5 WgAdcy May U, 195 KM OF SUPERIORS Of UVW0810N COUNTY ConT 1951 V Brighton Township Cohoctah Township Conway Township Deerneld Township Genoa Township Green OakHamburg Township Handy Township Maziland Township and Boss J Rofcb ware iound Tracy F CrandaiL Fsd p aog ifeoxy t Has A Homoa Clark W Rod W urirowkr Archie TTiiijilnj Balpk Wiggttt rnw SMMARY SHEET iute 2S CMmTY WAY COME ,,Howard opicex uii Chad I fc J aaoliw Tax Si 1M12 WUber Skeinacker fcngmeeriag Services Act 51 PA 195 County Primary Road System Act 51, PA 1951 County Local Road Sysi Act 51 PA 1351 ol Road UncL EoarJ i 86092 Total Const Expenditure Mauu Exp Ail casts except admj Chalnnan fen, Hiway Mainthds VicoChatnnan Snow Roiwovai, Sanding Member Snow Fenco County Engineer Trcd Cant Sign Sig tc County Cterfc Vc 4 Sick Leave Secretary Retire Fund Paymts ins Workmen Camp Life wv 6 nukpitUij 321849 8947670 152lW2t 9 517840 Currant Uabiliae Accounts Payable UAWUTI AMD BQOm 8,57570 257255 116892 30497 i56749 M Small Tools etc E3 l2 12,07141 51218 171612 440103 26197 30527 ufc M7J 1 Howell Township ,IV Fred Berry Iosco Towndhip ,, , J lyle Badinast Merlon Township W B Clark Oceoia Township Milton Cantos Putnam Township ,,Sjgnley Dink Tyiono Township ,v,v,JLt Gordon Unadilla Township ,, Ralph Qiftnn Brighton City That, S Lsith Charlw Keliey Total Stats Raissd Revesuo Uowsll City,,,,, ,0 H Suttoa rod CatrsU County Raised Revenue 2224703 166666 5555704 Smi, bLUith P0 b Clark, that 8uta lctsd Tsmporay Oiairinan, Caxzisd W H Gartre Receipts from Other bo jross Robert E m Total Income Cash on hand Beginning oi Yer Movsd by Utth and support by Xingtl that Robert i wa Ps kuiaj year Criied, aii U ia PormoMnt Chairman oi the Board E lor the lved by iUu jslsy and supported by Dinkel that the Chairman oi the Board or some authorised representative oi the Board appointed by the Chairman, be instructed to attend the annual meeting oi the State Equalisation Board Carried Total Fuads to be Accounted For COUNTY HIGHWAY EXPDENlTURBi Co Pri J r nA Bys Adm Engr AC 1063376 Consirrtas d Structures 196092 Mainthas Structures 12022695 2956062 I A Co Local RdSys, 9 576462 32184 17349427 4 4 J Total Maint Exp 12012695 Material Stores Account Expenditures materials and Parts Purch 5430797 Pit Operations Cost ot Graved 2911370 173,49427 529372122 Fixed Liabilities Bonded Debt County Road Equity 126,1 TOTAL EZPIND1TU1C6 INCLUDING ADMINISTRATION COUNTY PRIMARY AND LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE January 1 1951 to December II 1151 County Primary Road Const Surveys 6 Engineering JacobyDawson Lgzadie RcU County Local Road Constr Tyrone Township 095 Mile Bituminous Surfacing on Fen ton RdJ S 1,96092 321848 308,15825 4200000 24,35237451760 20,90719 Totai Expenditures Credits to Materials Account Changes to i Coumy Const, and icun Piojects 3481875 State Highwuy Dept Ac 54458 Other Reimbursable Acts 97640 8332167 Total Construction Expenditures County Primary Road Maintenance Wo 101 Gravel burl Has 1479 Wo 102 Bit Sort Rds j485 51794 3369130 9716881 39542479 LquiP Accounts 3yyyb4 t 413302163 182,47737 Mpved by Utth and supported by CattiL that the motion ZZluLT ChUiimaa d Com Total mxtee to attend the annual meeting of the Stat Equalisation Board with the Chairman oi th Board or hi dulyZS rspressntativ Carriwl r P01 In nrA 4K v TolaI PrimarY Local Road Expenditures 315,49900 otot ht 10100 9ivn urn to ap N DebitsMaterial Store Account 10,985 50 bv sTjVe Committe or uiag year, it was moved N bitEquipmnt Account 15450 51 oy uton and supports by Brry Board adjourned until to Reinabursable Expenditures morrow morning at 830 cm Carried Total Credits o Materials Account Net Debits ot Materials Equipment Account New Equip Purchased Equipment tjtpense Equip Operatiory 5 7233617 1288500 10,98550 2049216 Approved ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman Countersigned JOHN A HAGMAN, Clk Wednesday April 16 1952 Board met, roll callquorcm presnt The minute, ol yesterdays session wre read and approved Chairman Smith announced th following standing Committees for the ensuing year 6,78563 Balance on Hand End of Year 46,704ii ja, O11, etc Direct Maintenance Labor, Paris, liresj 7309961 Indirect Maint 16,16148 Stoiaye 444362 COMMITTEES rf Total Funds Accounted For 395,42479 COUNTY HIGHWAY INCOME Weight Tax Gasoline Tax Gross, Less Cities 4 Villages Share 215,54007 Village of Fowlerville 3,00387 Village of Pinckney 1,61614 City oi Brighton 3,98511 City of Howell 7,80811 Total Equip Exp 114,19687 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY SESSIONS APRIL, JUNE, and OCTOBER 1952 and JANUARY 1953 EQUALIZATIONSutton, Bennett, Kingsley, Clark and LeUh CRIMINAL CLAIMSGlenn, Wiggins and GattreU CIVIL CLAIMSSpicer, Redinger and Dinkel FINANCERaddats, Ross and Kingsley SALARYBerry, Leith and Wiggins PUBLIC GROUNDS and BUILDINGSCatrell, Sutton and Berry APPORTIONMENTLeith, Conine and Spier COUNT YROADSHaack, Gordon and Glenn PRINTINGGartrell, Redinger and Keliey AGRICULTUREConine Steinarckr and Clark CONSERVATIONBennett, Raddaz qnd Haack ABSTRACTSRedinger, Glenn and Catrell VETERINARYSteinacker, Spicer and Dinkel DRAINSClark, Ross and Bennett COUNTY RELIEFKingsley, Steinacker and Sutton EDUCATIONALGordon, Keliey and Catrell COUNTY PLANNINGWiggins, Gordon and Dinkel AVIATIONKeliey, Gartrell and Raddats DETENTION HOMERoss, Conin and Berry SOCIAL SECURITYSutton, Leith and Dinkel MILEAGE and PER DIEM Dink 1, Haack and Berry ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk Moved by Ross and supported by Dinkel, that th several Committees appointed by the Chairmaa b approved Carried 16,41323 Net to County 199,12684 McNitt Funds 22,24709 Motor Vehicle Highway Fusd Engineering Services 1,66666 County Primary Road System 55,55704 County Local Road System 29,56062 Total State Raised Revenue, Retained by Cty 308,15625 County Raised Revenues Townshnp Contributions Brighton Township 300000 Cohoctah Township 3,00000 Conway Township 2,00000 Deeriield Township 2,00000 Genoa Township 1,00000 Green Oak Township 2,50000 Hamburg Township ,200000 Handy Township 2,00000 Howell Township 2,00000 Iosco Township 2,00000 Marion Township ,500000 Oceoia Township 4,00000 Putnam Township 1,00000 Tyrone Township 2,00000 Unadilla Township 2,50000 Total Equipment Account Credits to Equipment Account Charges to County Construction and maintenance Projects State Hiway Dept Acts Other Reimbursable Act Total Credits to Equip Act Net Debit ot Equipment Administration Account Expenditures Salaries, wages, Exp, etc Orfice Supplies Subsc and Dues Teie Rental Tolls Total Expenditures Credits to Admn Account Charges to State Hiway Dept Act Total Credits to Admn 127,08187 Tola Primary Hd Maim 2964 County Local Road Maintenance iosco lownuhip 3g j Brighton Township 4UQ Oonoctah Township , jbd Conway Township ,0 beartieid Township 7 Genoa Township 513 Ureen Oak lownship 463 HumOurg Township 44 hanoy township 45 y Hartland township 46 1 Howell Township 36, Marion Township 486 Oceoia Township , 4y8 Putnam Township 4,,b Tyrone Township 405 Unadilla Township 405 otal Local Rd Maint 7305 GRAND TOTALS 1,046,9 iCJ5U641 5 I24bl77 9,191Qti 10,94311 14,67376 16fcJ0745 1152581 1163373 641086 923625 9,45703 11,13888 1054699 834622 7,93349 17,89614 , 513106171 517925869 315,49900 110,09609 1,04026 49501 LIVINGSTON COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION COMPARISON OF FUNDS AVAILABLE 111,63136 15,45051 f tl J 15,28551 55299 40000 69338 16,93168 Motor Vehicle Funds Old Dist Method Motor Vehicle Fund Act 51 PA 1951 Engineering Services Primary Road System Local Hoad System K 1 253,374,21 ,00 00 00 S25337421 5221,37393 166666 55SS704 2956062 S30815825 00 5MI00 221,861,00 12894009 S3bitei06 3350 3350 16,59838 Net Admn Expenditures Total Highway Expenditures Reimbursable Expenditures All costs incurring administration State Accounts State Hiway Dept Acts 4,01803 New laws governing the administering and hnancisg el Sifkways were passud in 1951 No important changes had been siode since the passage of the McNitt Act in 1931, Thet set turse the township roads over to the County Road Commissi, osd gave them approximately 35Q poi mile per year for their maintenance and improvement, trom ihe gasoline tax The 1951 legislature increased the weight tax 0 heavy trucks, and raised the gasoline lex liom 3 to 4 cents per gallon Petitions have been filed lo have Ihe increase in gasolis tax submitted to a reioresdum vote, and the matter is now setro the Michigan Supromo Court Upon motion oi Haack, which woo duly supported by Ross Total County Raised Revenues 42,00000 loard adjourned until 130 pjn Total Raised Highway Revesu 350,15825 AFTERNOON SESSION Supr Spier 0 ithe Civil Claims Committe, presented bills to th Board which wore allowed as recommended as appear by Miscellaneous Receipts numbers C48204830 iclusive Earned Income Supr Glenn of the Criminal Claims Committe presented bills Property Rentals Equipment Rental lo the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers C48314836 inclusive Upon motion oi Gordon, which was duly supported by Dinkel, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 ajn Read and Approved ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman Countersigned, JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk, 24321 Contributions for Road Improvement by Corporations or Individuals American Aggregates Corp 2,27000 Total Earned Income Sales and Refunds Sale, of Material 5,14455 Salvage of Equipment 3,99460 Sales of Real Estate 25000 Sundry Refunds 3,07578 Total State Accounts Other Accounts Cities and , Vllages Individuals and Corp Total Other Accounts Total Reimbursable Exp Total Expenditures 401803 31958 2,44802 2,76760 6,78563 348,72064 2,51321 Thursday, April 17, 1912 Board mt, roll called, quorum present Th minutes of yesterdays session were read cmd approved Supr Gartrell of the Criminal Claim Committee presented bills ta th Board which were allowed as rcoommondod a appear Cash Received iron Aceoumis Receivaale by numbers C48404841 isclusirs, ilistfi Supr Ross presented the following resolution cmd moved it adoption which was duly supported by Supr Catrell WHEREAS, It is the practice in many Counties to pay visiting Judges, ten 1000 dollars a day when presiding in this County because 0 fthe disqualification of the local Judge, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That the County Clerk, be and is hereby authorised to pay said amount to a visiting Judge trom a County having a similar provision, to cover expense incurred Carried Total Sales and Refunds State Departments Highway Dept Mctat, Contract 5,97400 State Hiwy DeptNoa Maint Agreesoeet 5890 12,46493 Balcmc on hand at End of Year Cash Bal for Hiway Operations County Road Fund 4670415 Total Funds on Hand at End of Year Total Funds Accounted For h Total State Accounts Other Accounts Cities and Village Accounts , 1,37471 Individuals and Corporasioms 197360 Total Other Account Total Receipts from Other Sources 4 6,03290 3,34831 24,35935 BALANC1 For the Calendar Year 1 X m I SHEET Ending Doc 31, 1151 ASSETS Current Assets Cty Treas AcctCash Imprest Cash Accounts Accounts Receivable State of Michigan Accts RocOther Inventories f 46,70415 10000 40140 3888 36252 47,16667 Upn motion of Glenn and duly supported by Clark, Board adjourned until 130 pjn AFTERNOON SESSION The Board oi County Road Cominiosioaanj appeared before the Board and QOVJ their annual Financial report as follows 32nd ANNUAL REPORT oi tho BOARD OF COUNTY ROAP COMMISSIONERS , Livingston County, Michigan toftt Total Incom Balance on Hand BogiTtnlof oi Year Cash BalanceCounty Road Fusd Total Funds to bo Accounted For COUNTY HIGHWAY Construction KipojirtrtuTO tAll eosss 374,51760 Materials Part In Stock Fixed Assets Laid Builds 27,52000 Loss Reserve for Depreciation 2647000 EauipaMntOxRco shop 303076 Loo Reserve for Depreciation 30307 20,90719 4395,42479 3 TOTAL ASSETS 969000 8704500 2,72708 New Methods of dividing motor vehicle revenue have 341,94501 set up, and it the collection oi iho increased gasoline n is not 8et aside Livingston County will receive an increase of proxi mate y 42 poicent in highway funds tn 1952, as compared to 1950 The law provided for the division of county roads into Primary and Local road systems andsets up a separate fund for each system The aim ol this Legislation is to provide a more adeqiieU system ot primary roads The motor vehicle money available for local roads, in this county, will average 170 per mile per year The law speaJicalr proviaes that additional tunas required tor trie raaintesasce or improvement of local roads shall be appropriated by the various township boards from other money returned to the tewsssip by the state, or trom local property tax Annual Reports on the mileage and conditions of roads and bridges, in addition to financial reports, are required to be lilies with the State Highway Commissioner, and he in turn is required to prepare summarizes reports to the state legislature, showing progress made under this legislation Moved by Glonn and supported by Gartrell that the rinanoial report of the County Road Commission be accepted, adopted susd placed on file Carried Supr Gartrell oi the Criminal Claims Committee presented sills to the Board which were allowed as recommended a appear by numbers C 4842 4843 inclusive Supr Wiggins ol the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were ahowed au recommended as by numbers C4844 4846 inclusive Supr Spicer of the Civil Claims Committee presented bill, to the Board, which were allowed a recommended as appear y numbers C 4847 4853 inclusive Supr Berry oi the Salary Committee presented the foilewtna report That the salary of the Prosecuting Attorneys Stenographer used at the sum of 210000 per year, the same to 2,92470 fecUve a oi May 1 Signed Fred Berry T The S Leith Ralph Wiggins f Salary Committee 46,70415 395,42479 v i 120,16201 Moved by Glean and supported by Gartrell that fa less ol the Salary Coniao be ooncuri 1 ify a y Si cyv SP iV , v4 MAMilQBMQrT WOULD BE A SOFT TOUCH IF IT WERENT FOB THE WEA AND TEAR MANAGEMNT conies in at tea after a round ot canasta on on air conditioned train from the suburbs It takes att its coat, pre ee a lew buttons, tosses oif a lew lettersiures several employ eee then goes out to lunch At lunch it has a rare lilet miq non a salad, has a brandy and cotfee smokes a cigar and then makes tor the goll links After 9 holes land 3 hours it returns to itp office, signs its mail, cuts pay down the line fires an agitator and makes tor home At home it has several cocktails, sits down to dinner served in state and goes off to the 6th row at the better pkrys It has a late snack, drives smoothly home and crawls between linen sheets with a sigh and last cigar This is the popular picture paint ed of a day in the life of an executive It has been done by car tonists, by union leaders and comedians But the true story is a little different Take the matter of wear and tear A recent report to the American Medical Association showe that the death and disability rate in management groups is among the highest in the nation The re port was made by 3 doctors at the Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago,Labor is net only hap pier but healthier than manage xnent the report says For example, 189 executives in one larqe corporation died in a 5 year period Trie 3 doctnrs empha stand the strain under which the executives work, its not all filet mianon and qolf There aro also production anxieties, the need to keep men at work, the complexities oi defense contracts the difl iulty of obtaininq materials, the responsibility of the plant, the ong harassed hours at work, the nights spent in Dourinq over papers, the exhaustion and the tiun cated social life, with consequent poor family relations May If 1SS Moved by SL y and supported by Spies that tho Dog Li of the several Supervisors be filed with the County Treasurer during th April Session, of the Board, and that all Supervisor not herring their lists prepared ae, this time uali at the earliest possible date Cdgrried all Hie the sami 4 Warden to get psxmH tf eriaary to release doge killed to eoap company 5 Recommend the County C ed County Measurer pay Dog Warden Jar delinquent dogs picked up end license received, the same as salary is paid Supr Baddatt of the Finance Committee presented the follow Lag report Your Finance Committee recommends that th Count j Allocation Board allocate six and onehall 65 Mills lor the yecn 1952 for the General Fund of the Co nty, on the Equalised valua tlon The same to be used for the payment of the HuronCttnjos Board of Supervisors Parkway Assessment, General Drain Taxes, or for other accounts, chargeable to the General Fund Recommend the Dog Warden get 20c written during year sgular Uceni Carl W Raddati Henry T Rose Archie Xingsley Finance Committee These recommendations to apply until the June Session oi L Signed Milton Conine Wilbur Stelnacker W B Clark Moved by Aeinacker and supported by Lerth that the re commendation and report of the Finance Committee be accepted, adopted and placed an file Carried Moved by Conine, supposed by Klngsley that the report oi the Agricultural Committee be accepted, adopted and placed oik Hie Carried K T Keller, Chairman of the Board of Chrysler Corporation and Director of Guided Missiles for the Department of Defense, has been awarded the highest honorary decoration of the Masonic Orders Scottish Rite, the Gourpas Medal, for notably distinguished service in the cause of freemasonry, humanity ant country Since its creal in 1938, the Gourjjas Medal has been awarded to only three other I i eemasons including the late King Gustav V of Sweden for outstanding service in connection with the International Red Cross, IvLsident Harry Truman in recognition of his work during Worlds Var 11 as head te Truman Committee, and Dr Melvin M Johnson tfwereifjn Surt Commander of the Masonic Orders Supreme Coun ,cii, for his contiinitons in the field of mental hygiene and to Masonry1 r Keller, Mho was cjroneted a 33 Mason in 1942, is the first induH tr ist to be awarded the Gourgas Medal He was honored rot only for ystrvic rwn achievements in industry, but also for his outstanding J the country in many capacities during both war and peace Supvr Sutton presented the following Resolution and movod te adoption, which was duly sponsored by Supvr Steinacker A petition having been received by the Livingston Couuiy Supr Getrell presented the following Resolution and moved Board of Supervisors, signed by more than five per cent o th, tte adoption which was duly supported by Supr Sutton qualified elec ostrof Livingston County, asking, thai bonds, be WHEREAS The Livingston County Garden Club have very Issued and gn annuql tax leyied for the purpose of raising mony generously offered to landscape the grounds surrounding the new Jo be used 19 establish and maintain a public hospital in Livingston Detention Home, and Whereas the Members of ibis Club havo County and are at the present time spending time and money without any expense to the County, planting, bhrubs, treee and plants, Sad petitions appearing to be in proper form and properly xecuted and stating that it is proposed to locate such hospt MOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED By this Beard that w City of Howell and said petitions stating that a maxima hereby wish to extend to thm a vote of thanks us a mark of oi Fve Hundred Fifty Thousand 550,00000 Dollars is prop04a appreciation And be it further Resolved that the Clerk of tint to expended to purchase, lease or build the said hospital uud Board send c copy of this Resolution to the Secretary of th ard petitions having been signed in accordance with the proviUvingaton County Garden Club Carried STATE OF MICH1GLN k The Circuit Court tor th County oi Livingston in Chancery GERAiD T UGODWlNPlaintiif vs AIDA GOODWIN, DefendantOrlDER FOR APPEARANCE Suit pending in the above ezititl ea ourt on the 5th day ot April, 1952 In thia cause it appealing xrom aitidavit on file that AuA GOODWIN, is not a resident oi the resides City of Guatemala, Guatemal, Central America On motion oi James R Beek Attorney tor the Pkriniifi it is or STATE OF MICHIGAN Upon motion of Berry which was duly supported by Wiggins, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 30 ajn Approved Robert E Smith, Chairman i uuiiiv crecmors 01 aaia aeceusau 0Dmih tn Tl S6A bS q to present their ck State oi M 4 writing end under oath, t iee 7a Av Nt Mai Courtyand to serve a cop The Probate Court for tb County of Uvingbton Countersigned John A Hagman, Cierk In the Matter ot me state of v y Ferd M howdish, Decsaaed At a aesjvii at bald Cturt held May 5, 1952 Present honorable Hiram n Smith Judge 01 rrobate Notice is hereby Given, that all creditors oi said aeceased ate rd urns in to said opy there ot upon Inez R bowdish of Greg ry ilichigan fiduciary of said estate, and that such claims will Brighton Twp 21585 tve Cohoctah Twp 24450 Friday, April 18, 1BS2 The Board met, roll called, quorum present seated the following Equalisation Report EQUALIZATION REPORT, 1852 3 the , deterTdan, be heard scid Court at fee ht aooLraree to be en Pato Office on July 14, 1952 ltMi TwJ Handy Twp 210G7 23930 u no, tmnrf TO De an , wwwwu Twp 23505 cose her appeance io ne at lQjQ A M f iX Executives who are dropping tered in this cause wimin, ft Ordered, That notfee there Green Oak Tp 21009 dJ nfV en S afauU of be given oy a publiccon oia Hcjuw invahdism or suffering nervoue breakdowns, have a much hard er row to hoe than labor, the re port indicates They not only work hender, a any rate when they concentrate, but they worry harder An executive of 40 to 50 is in the physiological group with those aqed 60 or 70 in other fields the doctors The executive rTil of Compliant will be ink copy hereof for three WWM con H J w 5 Bill ot Oompuan w securely previous to saJ day of owel Twpp 20840 T A thS wntfn foAy dSyfthii heanng in the Pinckney Mpatch Howell City dered thcrt JWn jfc and tJat the petitioner cause a Iosco Twp oraer shall be puDlisnea m mw k r , served Mal fwp Dispatch, a newspaper copy of this notice to be seiyea 1 uxa known patty in inter v tons ol Section 141131 Michigan Statutes Annotated BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Livingston County BoarJ el Supervisors, meeting in regular session, and it is hereby ardbf4 by sajd Board that there be submjttfd to the qualified electors oi the County ot Livingston the question oi issuing bonds in tha amount ol Five Hundred Fifty Thousand 550,00000 Dollars cmJ levy a tax oi one and twothirds lrds mills on the assessable properly ol the county, as equalled, to pay cad bonds whjch , j bonds ehall hf retired in maximuni period oi fifteen 15 yeard The minutes ol yesterdays session were read and approved u Furthr RMov9d lhaJ money gQ raUed uwd Supvr Sutton, Chairman oi the Equalisation Committee pre Q purcha rea e8tatj fof Q hogpital l Qnd tQ und maintain buildings thereon, or to leesa the same ior hospital purposes Such proposal shall be submitted to the qualtftwd electors at the next regular qerjerq election hereinafter and that a notice shall be given ninety days prior to such election, setting Added o iorth the text oi the petition, the amount oi bonds proposed to ba Deducted Usued and the amount oi the mill tax proposed to be levied Such 13 7S0 Gotic sha11 e P18 in on or more nipapers published 424JO0 and circulated in Livingston County and one or more written or 353,400 printed copiesoi such notice shall be posted in each voting pre 173,275 cincl in the county, 259,815 294 315 15800 BE JT FURTHER RESOLVED that ballots to be used In voting 686,500 on this question shall be printed and shall be in the form a pre scribed by Section 141132 Michigan Statutes Annotated, Resolution carried, Twps Cities Brighton City Acres oraer Pinckney nt the county of Livingston, and upon each Known patty m m Putnara Twp SaSuchpublication be continued est at his last known udUess by Tyrone Twp each rsaistered eay therein at least once m eacn reqisierea mail return week for six weeks in succession, deihcnaed, at least fourieen 14 SSd April 5, 1952 T days pnur to such heanxg, or by VillisL Lyons, Circuit Judge persoiiui service at least hve ft 22331 22660 23288 21927 22757 receipt Unadilla Twp 22023 Real Est Assessed 1,438975 2,182,800 990,100 1,017,500 1,023,210 1,997,415 1858,885 2,203,200 1,970,300 1,270,500 921,300 3,449,500 795,055 1,090,225 1,046,970 1,400,185 1,144,350 819,800 Personal Assessed 401,500 236,950 213,200 109,100 357,515 258,770 269,800 371,000 340,200 372,100 130,350 896500 79,050 126,175 101,915 191,600 141,760 169,370 Total Assessed 1,840,475 2418,750 L203300 1,126,600 1380,725 2,256,185 2,147,685 2574,200 2,310,500 1,642,600 1,051,650 4,348,000 874,105 1,216,400 1148,885 1,50179S 1,286,100 989,170 22,400 687,350 U85,OQ0 272,895 189,600 257,115 73,205 8,900 157,830 Moved by Berry, supported by Wiggins hat the County pay or the electric clock in the Register oi Deeds office and the vote on the motion be taken b yea and nay vote, Vote 8 11 nays, Motion lost, yeas, TOTALS 26,620,280 4,784,845 31,405,125 5,584,875 tends to dig his own grave ma Bee Attorney for Plain ays pn0r to such heari ig exrore oi ways He rarely if ever James n cw A , Copy y KR , Judg9 o Probate Kite breakfast This cuts down tiii ly and business address John AHagman A supply u trrv 4U Avtin 9A roun Llertw olQBt,, pIirftv on Hi sugar energy WY 3 SouthMain St COUP Ue Celestia ParshaU, by eleven he is bt to be Ued At 321 o ,aMlrJI rf lunch he pecks on his food while he thinks of the problems facing him in the afternoon If he doee at it doesnt set well with him Many breakdowns occur, with symptoms such as faintness, ex haustion and nervousness while whiia the executive i going through the plant chops in the Registc LEGL NOTICE STATE OF MICrfluAM The qualified electors of the Pinckney Community School District No 2 h Putnam Township, Livingston County havo Soon WhhrToeBhom toftully diicd the Board of Ed2TSSS to children or hta ucaton to 11 tollowinq nM wife and cant face an eveninq and school building to wit ST U he Srya at hone he set The Cody School on Secuon 4, to a iee chSr tryinq 0 recover Harnburq TwpIuvmqton County tribulations Thus, Twps Ctttes Brighton City Brighton Twp Cohoctah Twp Conway Twp Deerfleid Twp Genoa Twp Green Oak Twp Hamburg Twp Handy Twp Hartland Twp Howell Twp Howell City Iosco Twp Marion Twp Oceoia Twp Putnam Twp Tyrone Twp Unadiila Twp from the days hi wife fails to understand him, his children tread aoftly and he iesdls guilty and old There may still be some exploit crtion of workers and poor working conditions But most big fac toriee and many smaller ones have excellent lighting, safety devices on the machines, rest periods, music, grievence com Michigan The Reeves School Section 29, Putnam Twp Livingston County Michigan The Marble School, Section 18, Putnam Twp Livingston County, Michigan oc The Harris School, Section 35, The Prfcbate court lor the County oi Livingston In Matter ot the rJjiate of ikrrbara iessmer, Deceased Present Hon Hirayo H Smith Judge ol Pxobate At a session ot sajd Court held May 5, 1952 Notice is Hereby Given That the TOTAli petition of Arthur G Giraid, pray ing ihat the instrument filed in said Court be admited to probate as the Last Will and testament of sold deceased ,and also that the administration of said estate be granted to Arthur BGJ ard or to some oher suitable MwJ by 9uMwi OTd inppltd by Raddat2 the report Real Est Equalised 1,465,500 2,169,050 1,414,800 1,370,900 1,196,485 2,257,230 2,153,200 2,219,000 2,856,800 1,292,900 1,608,650 5,134,500 1,067,950 1,279,825 1,304,085 1,473,400 1,153,250 977,630 532,215,155 Personal Equalised 401,500 235,950 213,200 109,100 357,515 258,770 288,800 371,000 340,200 372,100 130,350 896,500 79,050 126,175 101,915 191,600 141,750 169,370 Total as Equalised S 1,887,000 2,405,000 1,628,000 1,480,000 1,554,000 2,516,000 2,442,000 2,590,000 2,997,000 1,665,000 1,739,000 6,031,000 1,147,000 1,406,000 1,406000 1665,000 1,295 000 1,147,000 051 065 044 04 042 068 066 07 081 045 047 163 031 038 038 045 035 031 Moved by Sutton and supported by Leith, that the County Treasurer be authorised to set up a Social Security Fund and authorised the transit oi necessary iunds Irom the General Fund oi the County, Canled he minutes ot the days session weie read and approved Upon motion of Dinkel and supported by Raddats the Board adjourned, subject to call by the Chairman Carried ilead and approved ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman Countersigned JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk BILLS ALLOWEDAPRIL SESSION19 C4821 C4820 C4822 C4823 4,784,845 Signed Chas H Sutton, W B Clark Charles I Bennett Thomas S, Leith Ajchie Kinasley 137,000,000 100 upt Putnam Twp Uvinaston County roOT U1 r, r Michlaan pereon and that the heir Ol SCOa ,, Committee be accepted, adopted, and placec Burgess School, Section 5, deceased be determmecLwill be me Putnam Twp Livingston County, heard at the Probate Court oa on mittees, equitable pay pensions, jgon May 26 1952 at ten A M Mr Charl Kaufman, Ccunty , ond chappei o nunimurn hours with provision Tb Sprout School, Section 17, It is Ordered, That notice hereof Hom , and fc overtae and handsome lunch toaTn Livingston County be given by pubhoatton oi acopy donrf Department during the rooms where meals are served at Michiaan hereof ior three weeks consecutiv reasonable prices The workers Therefore the above sites and lv previousto saidday of hearing Pa8t 9az at the operations level may have hQQ at pubhc auc in the Hnckney Dispitcand that t home worries but they don t Qn e pinckney High School the petitioner cause a copy ot this 1 take many worries home In the Virare of Pinckney, J Like many another living Act Tuewjay May 201952 at 800 PMXon the eoft Iivinq executive does Oady School not come off in real life Never Sprout School theless in spite of these forbidd Burgess School ing prospects, almost everybody Fridy May 231952 at 800 M Keystone Envelope Co, Co School Supt 4581 The Rieal Press, Co School Supt 313 Hillsdale School Supply, Inc, Co School Supt 273 BeckleyCardy Co, Co School Supt 4495 C4824 SuPearlactive Office Supplies, Co School Supt 11 C4825 Todd Visual Service, Co School Supt, ft Educational Publ Co, Co School Supt The National Education Assoc, Co Schbol Supt Burroughs Addisg Mach Co, Co School S D C Heati Co,, Co School Supt4 McGrawHill Book Co Inc, Co School Supt Ira W Jayne, Sheep dedm Burton T Street, Justice T William K Miller Poultry Claim 990 Clayton Carpenter, Justice fee 4835 Chas McCarney, Poultry claim, Just, fee 4 dog C4836 Fred Eckert, Poultry claim and justice fee Y MacDonald Funeral Home, Ambulance 500 Loren Bassett, Care of Inmatee 62960 W N Isbell, Service Co Welfare agent 1517 La Verne Dibble, Coroner fees C4826 C4827 C4828 C4823 C483Q C4831 C4832 C4833 C4834 C4840 C4841 C4842 04843 60 S3I 150 312 840 99S 416 500 256 22 1530 2QiO C4844 Dr H C Huntington, Medical Exam, Social uiupvuu ncK ol the several Supervisors for attendana at this seeelon at the , v w notice to be served apon eacn, J y4845 Frank SharP Shp claim wants to be cm executive fiom Scrturday Evening Post Reprinted by Permission at Request of Mrs Thomas Bonner THE PINCKNEY IHOP cdl you people if you want to hear, Reeves School Harris School Marble School TERMS OF SALE Each property will be sold to he highest bidder for cash, The interests of the school district therein will be conveyed to the highest bidder by quit claim con veyanoe covering all of the in terests of the district therein to the Shermans Quintet at the ahest bidder JHop this year The riaht is hereby reserved by the Board of Education to renine to twelve on May je anv and all bids, In event a bid lsaccepted, a deposit of a sum of money equal to 10 Kten percent of amount of such bid must be made to the Board of Education, and the succ essful bidder shall within 5 days thereafter pay to said Board of iA tjie young we hope Education in caBh or certified iffifw check, the balance due upon said GCticfinal, drees afe you Further irJormation concerning the location ot sites and schools may be obtained at the Pinckney a couple, you sure hiah eeheol ettiee Phone Plmek nonce o ov n mf i Sown party in intert at his last Board which was allowed a presented finown address by reqisteree maiL return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 i days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearing A true copv riirum R Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probate Zwt Canid Register r,t Probate Upon morion of Kelley, supported by Haack, the Board adjourned until 130 pm Carried AFTERNOON SEgfJON Moved by Raddats, supported by Bennett, that the 1952 Budget be amended to add 3000 00 for the Addressograph DeSeventeen Jm PtodrueY High Gym we hope yooH be seen and public we sow invite Supvr Bpicer of the Civil Claims Committer prevented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers C48544858 Inclusive, Moved by Sutton and supported by Kinasley that the Social Security for County employees be made retroactive to July 1, 1951 Carried C4846 OJ847 04848 C4S49 C4850 C4851 C4852 04853 04854 04855 04356 7800 service 900 5210 MacDonald Funeral Home, Ambulance, Sheriff Dept 3600 John Metz, Detention Grds Labor 1200 Lloyd Bullard, Detention Grds Labor 1200 George Shannon, Killing dogs at Dog Pound 9200 Clay W Gordon, Surveying services, Ct Hse 4 Jail 14780 Tower Clock Service Co, Service 80Q Photostat Corp, Parts, Reg of Deds 2406 Livingston Co Press, Env, ng ol Deeds 1394 Joe P Gates, Services, revising truct books 19100 Lyle Redinger, Expense Sta Aasoc Supvss Milton Conine, Exp Stoto As Sujrvrs I spec com 4857 Archie Kingsley, Exp State Assoc Supvj C4858 Carl W Raddats, Exp Stale As LapyrdrSpec Com Archie Kingsley, Special Committee Jennie M Easton, Payroll, Ed oi Supvrs C4858 C4860 1930 4180 4400 84S0 800 7580 TOTAL iQUESTIN 1 h way I can put up hll on the tile wall of my bathroom J S,, Brockton, lsttachuMttt ANSWER Start by attaching tman blocki of wood to the til waM with adhettvet Thit typ of adhesive it generally available, moit of them ar black in rotor, and will hold practicatry alt kinds of matiati together very welt With blocks in position, UM screws to attach fixtures in customary way GAL 5BOARD , ,Moved by Catrell, supported by Dinkel, that the County Trsas I TATE OF MICHIGAN, urer bo allowed the usual sum ol 20000 tor checking the do TJNTY CF MICHIGAN s,s tinquent dog lists, Carried I2t600l I John A Hqgrnan, County Cleric In and tor tne County arorefcald, do hereby corttry that the foregoing is true and correal taaecript of the original Supervisors proceedings at the April RooommendcrtiotBs oi the AgrlcuJtusal Committee In regards to teuton ol said Board and oi the whole thereof, now remcdnUM the Dag Warden Is ray scrld orfice, Supvr Conine oi the Agricultural Committer presented the followlag report 1 QUESTION Plaase advtaa how to ratnevt rust stains from whit asbestos shingles Th stsiea v caused by rein waterdripping 1 sfjs ssekeatj kwver 1 County will bny bodge for deputy warden j 2 Dogs at pound claimed by owners or others to bo eharged c ttxd the Seal ct the rate oi f 100 per dog plus regular hoense i April AD, 1952 I Warden to have tet time to 90 to ptem4 eb day It IN TESTIMONY WTTJREQF I have hereunto set my hand ad aid Court and County this 28th day ot oi 1 I JOHN A HAOMMTr 0tf MANAOOfflHT WOULD BE A SOFT TOUCH IF IT WEBEMT FOR THE WEAJB AMD TEAH MANAGBMNT come in xl tan after a round af canasta on on air conditioned train from the suburbs, It tdkes off its coatpress eg a iew buttons, tosses 08 a few letters,nresv several employ ees then goes out to lunch At lunch it has a raze filet miq non a salad has a brandy and coffee, smokes a cigar arid then makes for the golf links After 9 holes and 3 hours it returns to its office, signs its mail, cuts pay, down the one, hies an agitator and makes for hame At home it has several cocktails, sits down to dinner served in state and goes off to the 6th row at the better plays It has a late snack, drives smoothly home and crawls between linen sheets with a sigh and last cigar This is the popular picture paint ed of a day in the life of an executive It has been done by car tonists, by union leaders and comedians But the true story s a little different Take the matter of wear and tear A recent report to the American Medical Association showe that the death and disability rate in management groups is amonq the highest in the nation The re port was made by 3 doctors at the Michael Reese Hospital in ChicagoLabor is net only hap pier but healthier than manage inent the report says For example, 189 executives in one large corporation died in a 5 K T Keller Awaritf Highest Mast Mtial bf toUsy and supportsc by Spiosr that th Dog Lists oi th sewscal Supervisors b filsd with the County Treasurer, during the April Session, of ths Board,, and that all Supervisor not having their lists prepared at this time shall rile the sami at the earliest possible date Carried Warden to get permit oi ertnary to release dogs killed to eoap company Supr Aaddalz ol the Finance Committee presented the follow ing reporti Your Finance Committee recommends that the Count Allocation Board allocate six and onehalf t65 Mills lor the yecu 1952 lor the General Fund ol the Co nty, on the Equalised valua These tion The same to be used tor the paynent oi the HuronClintoi Board oi Superrlsori Parkway Assessment General Drain Taxes, or lor other accounts chargeable to the General Fund Recommend the County C Pd County easurer pay Dog Warden lor delinquent aogs picked, up tod Uceneeereceived, the same as salary is paid Recommend the Dog Warden get 2Cc written during year sgular lice 3 Carl W Raddats Henry T Ross Archie Kingsley Finance Committee Moved by Steinacker and supported by Leith that thi commendation and report of the Finance Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file Carried recommendation to apply until the June Session Bigned Milton Conine Wilbur Steinacker W B Clark Ol lb Moved by Conine, supposed by Kingsley ihat th he Agricultural Co tile Carried e report o ininittwu Le accepted, adopted und slued an te re K T Keller, Chairman of the Board of Chrysler Corporation and Director of Guided Missiles for the Departnwentiof Defense, has been awarded the highest honorary decoration of the Masonic Orders Scottish Rite, the Gourgas Medal, for notably extinguished service in the cause of Lreemasonry, humanity ami country Since its creation in 1938, the Gourgas Medal has been awarded to bnly three other Freemasons including Relate K ing G itstav V of Sweden for outstanding service in connection wt,th the International lied Cross, Worlds Supvr Sutton presented the iolJowing Resolution and movud OS adoption, which was duly sponsored by Supv Steinaeker A petition having been received by the Livingston Couuly Joard of Supervisors, signed by more than live per cent ol the qualified elec ostrof Livingston County, asking that bonds U issued and an annual lax levied lor the purpose oi raising mo yeaerouly oilexed to landscape the grounds surrounding the nev to be used to establish and maintain a public hospital in Living J, Supr Gatiell presented the iollowing Resolution and moved Its adoption which was duly supported by Supr Sutton WHEREAS, The Livingston County Garden Club have very ci il, for his contributions in the field Of mental hygiene and to Masonry1 yr Keller,who was coroneted a 33 Mason in 1942, is the firsticlusf triilint to be awarded the Gourgas Medajitle was honored not only lor Jhii velknown achievements in industry, but also for his outstanding service to the country in many Capacities during both war and peace u i Detention Home, and Whereas the Members ol this Club ha vs una are at the protect time spending time and money without uny expense to the County, planting, bhrubs irees and plants county STATE Of MICHIGAN k The Circuit Court lor the County of Livingston in Chancery GERALD T QOODWUN,Plamtin va x u u A1DA GOODWIN, Defendant, empha ORDll FOR APPEARANCE STATE OF MICHIGAN Th ProbateCourt ioi Lbo County oi Livingston In the Matter oi me Estate of Ferd M Bowdish, Deceased, Ai asesii ot said Cuurt held May 51 1952 jesht honoiafcle Hiram H yearned The 3 doctor empha gV ntl stana the strain under which the uii penamg ui j Kvsamxv, nwiiuiuuic u executives work Its not all filet fKtSft LSeaSS th, Judge oi rebate, miqnon and golf There or also 1952 In this cause it appearing TCkrnr f ivm, production anxieties, the need to keep men at work, the complex ities oi defense contracts, the difi iulty oi obtcdninq materials the responsibility of the plant, the rrom aiiidavit on file that AlJA GOODWIN, is not a resident of uuuuw iiui u quired to present their clcii me State of Micgcm, U SDUt tl ulider oath, to JJJaJL Courvand toerve a copy City of Guatemala, Guatemal, onq harassed hours at work, the Centred America nigU spent in oourinover pap , St aered that the said defendant cause her appearance to be en dropping terd in this cause within three era th exhaustion and the trun aated social life, with consequent poor family relations Executives who are Notice Is hereDy Uiven, that all creditors ol said aeceused aie re ms in said there oi upon Inez R Bowdish of Greg ry, Michigan fiduciary oi said estate, and that such claims will be heard by said Court at the Probate Office on July 14, 1952 af 1000 A M NOW TliEREFGHL BE IT flLSOLVED By this Bsard that wt hereby wish to extend lo them a vote ol thanks as a mark oi appreciation And Le it lurther Resolved that the Clerk oi thw board send a copy ol tins Resolution to the Secretary oi thi Livingston County Garden Club Carried Upon motion of Berry which was duly supported by Wiggins Boaid adjourned until tomorrow mommy at JjJ am Approved Herbert tfmitn, Chairman Couniersjyried John A Hainan, Clerk Friday, April 18 19S2 Tho Doaid met, roll culled, quorum preeent The minutes oi yesterdays session wete read und approved Supvr Sutton, Chairman ol the Equalisation Committee presented the lull owing Equalization Report EQUALIZATION REPORT, 192 le ptuvi Twps Cities Acres Brighton City Brighton Twp 21585 Cohoctah Twp 24450 Conwuy IWj 23930 DeerCeldTwp 23505 Genoa Twp 21895 wcecuuves WHO tuts uiuppu Tur u Aro of this or It is Ordered, That notsce there Green Oak Tp 21009 dead or going into, permanent fn8 JZ Xer3o of be givi oy a pablicction of a 5 der and that in default said er row tp ho than labor, the re n as invahdism or sufferingnervous aexana copy hfeof for three wm con P I breakdowns, have a much jiard PSf It is further or secutively previous to sad day of Howell Twp this n, the hearing in the Pinckney Oispatch in tne and that the petitioner cause a PinckneybispoTtcha newspaper copy of this ncl,e to be served of the county of Livingston, and upon each known party in inter that suchpublication be continued est al his last knuwa adeems by therein at least once in each rerjisterod mail return receipt week far six weeks 1 succession, aemenued, at least fourteen 14 Dated April 5, 1952 T , days pnur to such hearir q, or by Willis L Lyons, Circuit Judge persona service at least live 5 Tames R Beek, Attorney for Plain days prior to such hear ig tff A True Copy Hiram R Smith, Judge 0 Probate reaiaasi irus cuts addres John AHagman A te Copy S HTflUo 8b2tdt 3S Main SU Cour Ctait A PY en he is fit to be uea JIT 0 , M HovilMich Register of probate work harder, at any rate when they concentrate, but they worry harder An executive ot0 to 50 is in the physiological group with those aged 6U or 70 in other fields say the doctors The excutiv tends to dig his own grave in a score of ways He rarely if ever eats breakfast This cuts down on ids by eleven lunch he pecks on his food while he thinks of the problems facing him in the afternoon If he does eat it doesnt set well with him Mrny breakdowns occur, with symptoms such as faintness, ex Hartland Twp 23456 20840 Jiowell City Iosco Twp 22331 Mariin Twp 22660 Oceola Twp 23289 Putnam Twp 21927 Tyrone Twp 22757 Unadilla Iwp 22023 Real Est Aiseieed 143b975 2,182,800 990,100 1,017,500 1,023,210 1,997,415 1,88,885 2,203200 1,970,300 1,270,500 921,300 3,449,500 795,055 1090225 1,046970 1400,195 1,144,350 819,800 Personal Asseeied 401,500 23595U 213,200 109,100 357,515 258,770 288,800 371,000 340,200 372,100 130,350 896,500 79,050 126,175 101,915 191,600 141,750 169,370 Total Astetaed 1,840,475 2,418,750 1,203,300 1,126,600 1,380,725 2,256,185 2,147,685 2,574,200 2,310,500 1642,600 1,051,650 4,346,000 874,105 1,216,400 1,148385 1551,795 1,286100 989,170 Said petitions appearing to be in proper form and properly executed and ctulinu that j is propoaea to locate auch hoepiuj in the City ol Howell unci auid petition atoxing thai a maxim, ti ol Five Hundiod 1iity Ihoiujund S55U,00000 Dollars is propofJ lo be expended to purchase, lease or build the said hospital, uml aid petitions having been signed in accordance with th ion ol Section 141131 Michigan Statutes Annotate r BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Livingston County Board 1 Supervisors, meeting in regular cession, and it is hereby ordeit,J by aaiu Board that therw be submitted to the Ihe County of Livingston the qi amount o five Hundred Filty Ih levy a tux oi one und two thirds 1 property ol the county, as equalled, bond shall bo retired in a maximum period oi lilteon 15 yeuii He it Further Resolved that the money so raised shall b unod lo purchase teal estate for a hospital site und to construct and maintain buddings thareon, or to leesa thesame ior houpital puiposes Such proposal shall be submitted to the qualiLu electors ut the next regular general election hereitiaiter and that a notice shall oe given ninety days pnoi to such election, setting orth tho text of the petition, the amount ol bonds proposed tp bit issued and Ihe amount oi the mil tax proposed to be levied Such XeX fiotice shall bo published in one o nioiw newspapers published 424700 anc circulated in Livingston County and one or more written or 353,400 printed copies ol such notice shall do posted in each voting pre cinct in tho county qualified electors OJ sslion oi issuing bonds in tii usand 550,00000 Dollars and rds mills on he assessable to pay taid bonds whkli Added 0 Deducted 46,525 173,275 259,815 294,315 15,800 686,500 22,400 687,350 1,685,000 272,895 189,600 Movod by Berry, supported by Wiggins iat the County pay 27,115 iot tie electric clock in the Register of Deton office and the vote 73 205 on the motion be taken bjp yea and nay vote Vote 8 yeas, 11 nuys Motion lost BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Udlots to be used In voting on this question shall be printed and shall h in the iorm as prescribed by Section 141132 Michigan Statutes Annotated Resolution carried, 8,900 157,830 Ann Arbor, Mich LEGL NCTXE The qualified electors STATE OF MICHiUAiv of the hauiion and nervousnesswhile Pinckney Community School while the executive Is qoinq District No 2 tr Putnam Town through the plant shops in tho ship Uivingston County hay afternoon When he qoes home lawfully directedI the Board of Edhe snaps at his children, or his ucation to sell the followinq Sites wife and cant face an eveninq and school building to wit out If he stays at home he sets The Cady School on Section, 4, In a deep chair trying to recover Hamburq TwpLivingston County from the days tribulations Thus, Michigan, his wife fails to understand him, The Ptobau wourt lot the County oi Livingston In Matter oi UYJ uiate of iiarbcrra Tessmer Deceased Present Hon, Hiram K Smith, Judqe oi Probate At a session oi sad Court held May 5, 1952 Notice is Hereby GivenThat the TOTALS petition of Arthur G Giraid, pray fited in TOTALS Twps CitiM Brighton City Brighton Twp, Cohoctah Twp Conway Twp Deerfield Twp Gonoa Twp Green Oak Twp Hamburg Twp Handy Two, Hartland Twp Howell Twp Howell City Iosco Twp Marion Twp Oceola Twp Putnam Twp Tyrone Tvp Unadilla Twp S2,C20,2B0 4,784,845 31,4U5,12J 5,594,874 Real Est Equalized 1,485,500 2,169,050 1,414,800 1,370,900 1,196,485 2,257,230 2,153,200 2 219,000 2,656,800 L2J2,90iJ 1,BOB650 5,134,500 l,fib7,9S0 1279,825 1,304,085 1,473,400 1,153,250 977,640 y 32,215,155 feels guilty and old Michigan Personal Equalised 401,500 235,950 213,200 109,100 357,515 258,770 288,800 371,000 340,200 372,100 130,350 896,500 79,050 126,175 101,915 191,600 141,750 169370 4,784,845 Signed Chas H Total as Equalised 1,887,000 2,405,000 1,628000 1,480,000 1,554,000 2,516,000 2,442,000 2,590,000 2,997,000 1,665,000 1,72 9,000 6,031,000 1,147,000 1,406,000 1,406,000 1,665,000 1,295,000 1,147,000 837,000,000 Sutton, 051 ,065 044 04 042 068 066 ,07 081 045 ,047 163 031 038 038 045 035 031 100 Moved by Sutton and Treasurer be authorized to authorized the transfer ot Fund oi the County Curried, supported by Lelth, that the Countjr set up a Social Security Fund and necessary funds from the General He minutes oi the days session were read and approved, Upon motion of Dinkel and supported by Ruddutx the Board adjourned, subject to call by the Chairman Cairied fouii and approved HOHEHT E SMITH, Countersigned JOHN A, HAGMAN, Chairman C on There may BtiU be some exploit J Sdtool W, B Clark Charles I Bennett Thomas 3 Leith Archie Kingsley C4821 C4820 C4822 C4823 C4824 C4825 C4826 C4827 C4828 C4829 C4830 C4831 C4832 BILLS ALLOWEDAPRIL SE8ION Key3tone Envelope Co, Co School Su The Rieqle Presi Hillsdale School Supt 19S2 P said Court be admited to probate Section 18, as the Last Will and testament , , Putnam TWD Livingston County, of said deceased ,and also ahon of workers and poor work niniwp y that the administration of said ing conditions But most biq lac he Harris School, Section 35, estate be granted to Arthur BCi tones and many smaller ones p T Livingston County, ard or to some oher suitable s supported by Raddatx that the ropori dLS SnJSt Michigan , 0 u c 11 h6t of thuauLi e b accted, adopted, and place JI833 devices on the machmes, rest rujqM School, Section 5, deceased be determaiedwill be 7 period music, gnevence com f Livingston County Sard ai the Probale Court on on hie cameo tf 16 P7 P6110118 Michigan iff May 26 1952J at ten A M Mr CharleB Kauman Coun A and Mrr Ch , ff2,H CdJSWh The Sprout School Section 7, It is Ordered,Thatnotice hereof Home conomica Jed Board Qnd reasonable prices The workers jhereiore the above sites and iv previous,to saidday of hearing pa8t r txt the operations level may have be sold at public aua in the Pinckney Dispttchand that home worries but they dont Qn at me pindeney High School the petitioner cause a copy of this take many worries home Villaae of Pinckney, notice to be served upon each Like many another living net dcLV May 201352 at 800 M known party in interett at his last ion the Bolt living executive does dy School Ccnown address by registered not come off in real life Never Sprout School maiL return receipt demanded, at theless in spite of these forbidd Burgess School least fourteen 14 days prior to ing prospects, almost everybody ,, May231952 at 800 M, such hearing or by personal ser wants to be an executive School vice at least five 5 days prior to Harris School vice such hearing Marble School A true copv tmxm K TERMS OF SALE Celestia Parshcdl Judge of Probata Each property will be sold to Registp Probate, the highest bidder for cash, The from Saturday Evening Post Reprinted by Permission at Request of Mrs Thomas Bonner ar Supvr Haark oi Vho per diem committee presented the payroL of the several Supervisors for attendance at this seeslon oi the Board which was allowed at presented Upon motion of Kelley, supported by Ha nek, the Boaxd adjourned until 130 pm Carried, AFTERNOON SESSION Moved by Raddatt, supported by Bennett, that the 1952 Budget be amended to add 300000 ior the AddreMogtaph Department Carried THE PINCKNEY JHOP Come all you people if you want to hear, t Stan Shermans Quintet IHop this year at the interests of the school district therein will be conveyed to the highest bidder by quit claim con veyanoe covering all of the in tereets of the district therein to the highest bidder The riant is hereby reserved by the Board of Education to reFrom nine to twelve on May ject any and all bids, Seventeen, n event a bid is accepted, a j deposit of a sum ef money equal In Pindrney High Gym we hope to 10 Kten percent of amount youll be seen of such bid must be made to the Board of Education, and the succ Parents and public we now invite assful bidder shall within 5 days thereafter pay to said Board ot Supvr Spicer oi the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers C48544858 Inclusive Moved bf Sutton and supported by Kingsley trrt the Social Security for County employees be made retroactive to July 1, 1951 Carried J4834 C4835 C4836 C4840 C4841 C4842 C4843 04844 14845 C4846 C4847 T4848 C4849 185Cf M851 I48S2 4853 i4iiS4 Mess MftSG 14857 C485C C4859 T4 860 S 4561 to, School Supt 5313 Supply, Inc, Co School Supt 273 Beclcley Card Co, Co School Supt 4495 SuPearJactive Office Supplier, Co School Supt 1160 Todd Visual Service Co School Supt , Educational 1uLl Co, Co, School Supt The National Education Assoc, Co School Supl Burroughs Adding Mach Co, Co School Supt D C Heath Co,, Co School Supt McGrawHill Book Co Inc, Co School Supt fra W Jayne, Sheep claim Burton T Street, Jmttce Fee William K Miller, Poultry Claim Clayton Carpenter, Justice fee Chas McCarney, Poultry claim, Just, fee S dog Fred Eckert, Poultry claim and justice fee MacDonald Funeral Home, Ambulance Loren Basset, Care of inmates W N Isben, Service Co Welfare agent La Verne Dibble, Coroner fees Dr H, C Huntington, Medical Exam, Social Frank Sharp, Sheep claim MacDonald Funeral Home, Ambulance Sheriff Dept John Metz Detention Grds Labor Lloyd Bullard, Detention Grda Labor George Shannon, Killing dogs at Dog Pound Clay W Gordon, Surveying services, Ct Hse Jail 14769 Tower Clock Service Co, Seivico Photostat Corp Parts, fleg, of Deeds Livingston Co Press, Env, Re, oi Deeds Joe P Gat , S rvieos, rev,i tr book Lyle Reding, r, lx enuo Sio ALOC Supvre 1930 Milton Conine, Fxp Srcwo AJ Sir spec, com, 4160 Archie Knigeley Exp Siae Asscc iuv 4400 Carl W floddatz, xp Stao As SupvrvSpec Com Archie KinsJey, Special Ccmrree Jennie M Liston, Payroll, Ed of S service 5 39 150 812 840 893 416 50Q 260 990 226 1530 2650 500 62960 1517 7800 900 5210 3600 12 00 12,00 9200 8500 2406 1395 19100 upvrs 3430 100 76010 TOTAL GAL 5BOARD Moved by Catrall, supported b DWcl, that the County Treae MATE OF MICHIGAN, urer be allowed the usual sum tOuOO for checking the de UNTY OF MICHIGAN 1266000 Education in cash or certified check, the balance due upon said bid Further information concerninc the location oi sites and schools i my 1 obtained at the Pinckney At tw sieuar a couple you sure high school omee Phono Pimok J wiot lose, , , afy , , , fhe old and the young wo hop to unite Formal or informal dress as you J QUESTIONS Is there sny wsy I can fut up a hcli on the tile wall of my bathroom J S, Brockton, MestaehuMtta ANSWER St4rt by attaching imall blocks ol wood to tha tila waM vvith adhftve, Thi ,typa of adhesive n jenerollj available, ment of them are blck in colo, and will hold practically elJ kinds of material togetl r very well With Mocks in position, us tcr to attach fixtures in customary way QUESTION Pleas advise how to remove rjist ataifli liom white asbestos shinglai Tha steins n caused by reia water slrtppia Unquent dog lieli Corded Supvr Conine of the Agricultural Committer presented the following report Rrcomrnendatioos of the AqricuJturaI Comrartteo in regard to the Dog Warden 1 County will buy badge for deputy warden 2 Dogs at pound claimed by owner or others to b eharged r f the rate oi tl Off per dog plus regular license 3 Warden to her et tlm t goto poasd took day is , , tl I, John A Hagman, County Clerk, In and ftr the County afafsv tad, do hereby certify that the foregoing is true and oofMOl transcript of ths original Supenrlsors proceedings at th Apdl SMSion of said Board and of ths whole thereof, now flidf to my said offics IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hars hereunto set my hand ass c ffixed the Seal oi said Court and County this 28th day ff April AD, 1952 i , V4Vvj JOHN A HAOICAOV e SBBSs , 9 3, A m X tr m s4 My ,, J ji BtlSSBBSBSSkSSl z 9 svafcaCT v m wr far Th Pincfrny Dtopbrtcfh Wednesday, Mcry 14, 195 Tuei 1 15 1152 v IMST to mi bounty ur me ciertr the ioilowing members bo present BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY 1951, were iound Brighton Township Cohoctah Township Conway Township Daerfield Township Gonoa Township Green Oak Hamburg Township Handy Township Haitland Townsiup Howell Township ilnry X date Clark W flaadats Archie Kingsley A Hibner Ross J Robb Tiacy F Crandall F4d F Hogers John A Hagman Carl Chairman ViceChairman Member Const oi Roads id EarJS Tola Const Expenditures Maint Exp Ail COSH except admj W Kurkowsky S9Cn len riiway Mcanihds Snow Removal Sanding, Snow Fence , County Engineer Traf Cont Signs, Sig ic County Clerk Vac Sick Leave Min iii y m i wuustm A IQOITY 8f47S70 152,16828 I 857571 W Ralnh wih SUMMARY SHEET 5SC0WTY tary Retire Fund Paymts, ns Workmens Camp, tile, f j 6 4spiju Small loots, etc 42114 I572W 1168923 304971 1 6748 312 Howara spicer Cnarlee I Bennett Robert Smith Wilber Steinacker rred Berry 12,07141 5121 l,71,tt 4,4 M 327 ,i 4v 1 M7f8 AT Iosco Townsiup Marion Township lylm Hdifl9 Ocecia Township W Cierk Pumum Township Mdtoa Conine Tyr Tawnship 0 Uxiadiiio Township 1 hnyhton City T, Haih Ci Howell Ciiy , Ulth Ciwri iY Ttol Sate flawed Revenue U Suttoa, Fred Catrell County Raised nevenua W H Gartreli Receipts from Oiner Sojrces Weight fax Gasoline Tax les Jity 6 Vulage Share McNit runds Engineering Services Act 51 PJL ISSli County Primary itoad System Act 51, PA, 1951 County Local Road System , Act 51 fcA 1951 19912684 2224709 166666 5555704 29,56062 Chas H i M MovtJ by Leith and supported by Smim i eiBCtea temporary Cnairman Carried Clark, that Robert E Moved by Leith and supported by Kingsley, that Robert fmi4 Lu cc Permanent Chairman oi the Board tor yeei Cw Cued E the Total Income Cash on hand beginning of Year Total Funds io be Accounted For 4 ,1 m A 308,15825 42000 UU 2435b 3745176U 21,90719 Total Maint Exp 12022695 73,4d4J7 4attiiUi stores Account v Expenditures i iueriou and Parts Purch 54,30797 til Oprauons 7 iCost ol Gravel 29,11370 4 S29372IJ2 4 4k Fixd UabihBs bMed Debt CoHnty Road Equity k totiijobwmmm INCLUDING ADMHOITAATION CQWiTY PtMAJtt AND LOCAL 1QAD 6 MAHflSVAlfCE Jafttarr 1 1151 te December tl 1M1 County Primary Road Const Surveys Engineering, JacobyDawson Lasadie 1,96082 Coanty Local Road ConstrTyrone Township ffl95 Mile Bituminous Surfacing an Fenton RdJ ,, 3,2i848 I Totai rjcpenditures Credits to iviaienais Account Cnanges to Cotuuy wouiil and i ii iiojecu 3481875 A i 8332167 M lotal Constructian Expenditures County iTtmarr Boad Maintenance wo iul Gravel s,urt Ads 1479 iia ia2 JTr suit Has utb S 5,17840 3389190 btate hignway Dept Ac 544 other Reimbursable Acts 87640 U Iived by K jsley and supported by Dinkel that the Chairman ot the board or ome authorised representative of the Board ap pointed by the Chairman, be instructed to attend the annual meeting of the State Equalization board Carried COUNTY HIGHWAY LXPDENiTTJREB Moved by Uith and supported by Catrell that the motion be amended to authorize the Chairman of the Equalization Committee to attend the annual meeting of the State Equalisation Board with the Chairman of the Board representative Carried Adm Cons Co Pit RL Sys Ervgr AC 10,83476 naa ot Structures 1,96092 xui A Structures 120,22695 t A Co Local Rd Sys 5,7b62 3,21848 173,49427 S38542478 Ulp Account 3bJee, i fc ioiajs 133,02163 182,47737 or his duly appointed In order that the Chairman of the Board be given time to appoint his several Committees for the ensuing year, it was moved by Suton and supported by Berry, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am Carried Total Primary Local Road Expenditures 315,49900 Net Debits Material Stores Account 10,98551 Net DebitsEquipment Account 15,45051 Reimbursable Expenditures 6,78563 Balance on Hand End of Year 46,704ii Total Credits o liaienas Account Net Deoits ot Material Equipment Account New quip Purchased uqupmeni ,xpnse Equip Operation ao, Oi, blc Dnea huaimenance Laoor Pari, lntss Inuct iiuini 4 S 7233617 12,88500 V 108550 S Approved ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman Countersigned JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk, Wednesday April 16, 1952 Board met, roll callquorcm present Ihe minutes ol yesteraay session were read and approved Chairman Smith announced the following staoding Committees for the ensuing year COMMITTEES BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY, SESSIONS APRIL, JUNE, and OCTOBER 1952 and JANUARY 1953 EQUALIZATION Sutton Bennett, Kingsley, Clark and Leith CRIMINAL CLAIMSGlenn, Wiggins and GattreU CIVIL CLAIMSSpicer, Redinger and Dinkel FINANCERaddatz, Ross and Kingsley SALARYBerzy, Leith and Wiggins PUBLIC GROUNDS and BUILDINGSVCatrell, Sutton and Berry APtORTIONMENTLeith, Conine and Spicer COUNT YROADS Haack, Gordon and Glenn PRINTINGGartreli, Redinger and Kelley AGRICULTUREConine, Steinacker and Clark CONSERVATION Bennett, Raddaz and Haack ABSTRACTSRedinger, Glenn and Catrell VETERINARYSteinacker, Spicer and Dinkel DRAINSClark, Ross and Bennett COUNTY RELIEFKingsley, Steinacker and Sutton EDUCATIONALGordon, Kelley and Catrell COUNTY PLANNING Wiggins, Gordon and Dinkel AVIATIONKelley, Gartreli and Raddats DETENTION HOME Ross, Conine and Berry SOCIAL SECURITYSutton, Leith and Dinkel MILEAGE and PER DIEMDinkel, Haack and Berry ROBERT E SMITH, Chairman JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk Moved by Ross and supported by Dinkel, that the several Committees appointed by the Chairman, be approved Carried 20,49216 73,09961 16,16148 aiciuu 4,44362 Total Equip Exp 11419687 Total Funds Accounted For 395,42479 COUNTY HIGHWAY INCOME f Weight Tax Gasoline Tax Gross, Less Cities Villages Share 215,540,07 Village ol Fowlerville 3,00387 Village of Pinckney 1,61614 Cily of Brighton 3,98511 City of HoweU 7,80811 J 16,41323 Net to County , 199,12684 McNitt lunds 22,24709 Motor Vehicle Highway rund Engineering Services 1,66666 County Primary Road Sysem 55,557,04 County Local Hoad System is3,56Q62 Total State Raised Revenue, Retained by Cty 308,15825 County Raised Revenues Townshnp Contributions Brighton Township 3,00000 Cohoctah lewnship 3,00000 Conway Township 2,00000 Deerfield Townsnip 2,00000 Genoa Township 1,00000 Green Oak Township 2,50000 Hamburg Township 2,00000 J Handy Township 2,00000 Howell Township 2,00000 Iosco Township 2,00000 t Marion Township 5,00000 Oceola Township 400000 Putnam Township 10000Q Tyrone Township 2,00000 Unadilla Township 250000 Upon motion of Haack, which was duly supported by Ross, Total County Raised Revenues 42,00000 loard qdjourned until 130 pm Total Raised Highway Revenue 350,15825 AFTERNOON SESSION Supr Spicer 0 fthe Civil Claims Committee, presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by Miscellaneous Receipts lotal Equipment Account Creaiu 10 equipment Account Cncages to county Construction and 1iuntenance projects Staie Hiwuy Dpi Acts Other Reimbursable Act Total Credits to Equip Act i Net Debit of Equipment 4 127,081,87 J Administration Account Expenditures Salaries, wages, Exp, Cilice Supplies Subsc and Dues Teie Rental Tos I ,t etc Total Expenditures Credits to Adran, Account Charges to State Hiway Dept Act Total Credits to Admn 3350 110,08609 1,04028 49501 l 111,63136 t 15,45051 1 1 ,28551 55299 40000 69338 16,93188 4 3350 , ,3 p S 16,59838 S341,94501 total Primary Rd Maint 2364 County Local ead Maintenance IOSCO Townsiup , 380 brigntun Townsnip 4uO ucAociun iownship abu Conway iownsrup ou ueaiiifMt iownsmp ob uenoa township 51J Oreen uaic xowusiup 4J Hamburg iownsiup 446 liauoy iowuship 459 Mar land lownsmp 461 iioweii ToWBship 366 Manon Township 485 Oceu,ia Townsnip 498 iutnam iownsbip 4i6 Tyrone Towntrnp 4U5 UhadOia Township 405 Total Local Rd Maint 7505 GRAND TOTALS 1,0469 LIVINGSTON COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION CmiAfttSCriTdf FUNJJ AVAlLASLi Motor Vehicle Funds Old Dist Method Motor Vehicle Fund Act 51, PA 1951 Engineoring Services Primary Road System Local flood Sysiem 10,53641 i24177 3,03100 loajll i4,jg ib,bU45 li001 llbJJ73 641U86 ,23625 9,45763 1113888 1U54699 834622 793J49 17Ky614 131,66971 179,2589 Ji5,499Bi 253,37421 00 00 00 5253,37421 221,37393 L6G66 55,55784 2y5C062 388,15825 S i S,8Mv 22l,Mtei 12lttdil jtl,ttt06v New laws governing the administering and iimanane ef hifhways were passed in 19ol No invporlant cnanges had been meee since the passage oi the McNitt Act in 1931 thai act turned, the township roads over to the County Road Commissieas, ewd gave them approximately 58 per mile per year tenance and improvement, irom tne gasonne tax for their miaNet Admn Expenditures Total Highway Expenditures Reimbursable Expenditures AH costs incurring administration State Accounts State Hiway Dept Acts 4,01803 4,01803 The 1951 legislature increased the weight tax on heavy trucks, and raised the gasoline tax horn 3 to 4VJ ctnts per gelles trillions have been liled to have the increase in gaselise iex submitted to a referendum vete, and the matter is now eiM tW Michigan Supreme Court New Method oi dividing motor vehicle revenue have been set up and if the collection of the increased gasoline tax is net set aside Livingston County will receive an increase of eppreniraatety 42 percent in highway funds in 1952, as oompcred te 1958 Total Slate Accounts Other Accounts Cities and villages Individuals and Corp Total Other Accounts 31958 2,44802 276760 slumbers C48204830 iclusive Supr Glenn ot the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills Ip the Board which were allowed as recommended a appear by jntfnben C48314836 inclusive Upon motion of Gordon, which was duly supported by Dinkel, Jbcfrd adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am , Bead and Approved ROBERT E SMITH Chairman Countersigned, JOHN A HAGMAN, Clesk i , Thursday, April 17 H52 r Board met, rcJ called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Gartreli Earned Income Property Rentals Equipment Rental 24321 Contributions for Road Improvement by Corporations or Individuals American Aggregates Corp 2,27000 Total Earned Income Sales and Refunds Sales of Material 5,14455 Salvage of Equipment 3,99460 Sales of Real Estate 25000 Sundry Refunds 3,07578 2,51321 Total Reimbursable Exp Total Expenditures Balance on hand at End of Year Cash Bal for Hiway Operations County Road Fund 46,70415 Jl Total Sales and Refunds Sapr Gartreli oi the Criminal Claims Committee presented kill to the Board which were allowed as rceommended as appeal Cash Received from Accounts Receivable 1246493 Total Funds on Hand at End of Year Total Funds Accounted Fox The law provided ior the division of county roads inte Primary and LocQt luuu iteius ana sets up a separate iund tor each system Toe cum 01 this Legislation is to provide a more adequate system ot primary roads The motor vehicle money available tor local reads, in this county,wil average 170 pet mile per year, ins law specincsslsf provutw thai aauiuonai unas ituucu 101 ut ntaiUknaacw vi improvement oi local roads snail oe appropriated by the various townsiup ooardB trorn outer money returned it the township toy the state, or from local property tax Annual Reports on the mileage and conditions of roads md bridges, In adaitton to nnancial reports, are required to e uiied wjtn the State hignway Commissioner, and he in uiu is require ro prepare summanseo reports to the state legislature, shewing progress maae unuer uiut legislation Moved by Glenn and supported by Gartreli that the financial report of the County Road Commission oe accepted, adopted and 46,704,15 piaced on hie Carried Supr Gartreli of Ae Criminal Claims Committee presentedbills 395,42479 to the Board which were allowed a recommended as appear bv numoott 4842843 inclusive 678563 348,7204 hf numbers C48404841 lncluslv MM Supr Ross presented the following resolution and moved its doptioi which vcs duly supported by Supr Catrell WHEREAS, It is the practice in many Counties to pay visiting ten 1000 dollars a day when presiding in this County o fthe disqualification of the local Judge, THEREFORE BE FT RESOLVED That the County Clerk, bo Is hereby authorized to pay said amount to a visiting Judge a County having a similar provision, to cover expense incur State Departments Highway Dept Maint, Contract 5,97400 State Hiwy DeptNon Maint Agreement 5890 Total State Accounts Other Accounts Cities and Villages Accounts Individuals and Corporations A Total Other Accounts Total Receipts from Other Sources 6,03290 137471 1,97360 BALANCE SHEET For the Calendar Year Ending Dec 31 1SS1 ASSETS Current Assets Cty, Treas Acct,Cash, 46,70415 Imprest Cash Accounts 10000 Accounts Receivable State of Michigan 40140 Accts RecOtSer 3886 Supr, Wiggins of the Criminal Claims Committee presentee bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as y Bumberi G4844 4846 inclusive 36252 4716667 3,34831 24,35935 on motion of Glenn and duly supported by Clark, Board td until 130 pm v AFTERNOON SESSION kprd cf County Road Commiseionsrs appeared before the tyavs their annual Financial report as follows Total Income S37451760 Balance on Hand Beginning of Year Cash BalanceCounty Road Fund 20,90719 Total Funds to be Accounted For S39542478 FAV jh 32nd ANNUAL REPORT oi the Or COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS ttriagttOtt County, Michigan COUNTY HKtKWAY EXPSKDITUISS Coattruotion Expendituree All easts exeept adarinttj OaYiL,ttr T 14 InventoriesB Materials Parti In Stock Pixed Assets Land Builds j 2752000 Less Reserve for Depiecianon 45,470,00 EquipmentOmae shop 303075 Lew Reservf for Depreciawon 30007 S292470 9,690ud 5704500 2,72 TOTAt ASSETS 3sias,isisf Supf Spicer of the Civil Claims Commiltee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended as ppv by numbers C48474653 inclusive Supr Berry of the Salary Committee presented the fellewina report s That the salary of the Prosecuting Attorneys Stenographer be fixed at the sun of 210000 per year, the same to become eJfectivs cut of May 1 Signed Fred Berry Thos S Uith Ralph Wlggms SaF Conunitteo bteiisveaaIfofted by Oartrell tfat the n bo OarrteU 4 , i , ,r if v il s ififipninippjlilfiwiiPP wpwwypir1 swvxm I5ft 2 HE mOmtt DPfegATCH Wednesday May 14 1952 The Peoples Pinukney Dispatch Lnierea as m Cia iiiaw7 Stor i e f l X iUy, 1 Sroceios Drygoods Earned Goods Shoes Oeits Fwpiaashng L Mger ie iPt ifuopuis J at Jttilreys ana iitriyj j AjXUJaytty aie sun uii u v, U jtaaon pUuil rUL vas ill 1OW1I 1U1 Wlvi rusuna iirs VV J iViiiei cui tainea Uicu cmiuieu ,aiu iaa, mis r,iy leepie iue Vjeny iuunmau iaini7 spent Sunuay ui uie Lata vex nonie ui lOAitiviLfc rljad ieuci ana wiie weie Sui da guuis oi Mrs rua liv3 juiifcji reiuier m MIU Aui iiaexi bmiLU oi OOULU Lyon caLa d Ui jUikurh i ij Uce ivionaay j Carolyn raider will dance bo i fore the Ai iub oi irioweu iUiU Lii wainpu axia amny spn 1 Sun J, iiis Cval ueniz IKILU in Landing If The Arnurose Kennedy farm j ily o howed were buaaay quests J ai tne avm Kennedy nome 1 Howard Read and family were Sunday guesis at tne UoO Wild home in Ann ArJaur Lari ijuugrni ana wiie and a, Parker ana wile weie m iioh and Sunday ivuv and Mrs Earl Bauqhn en teriained their children ai amne Saturday night, mcauamg Kouii Seefeia and lamhy and rns vur ginia Carver and childjen oi Col umous Crua Thomas Bonner atteiivd the N t ional Screw Makers onveniion at StLoinsMo, 5 days last week Caivm Hooker,Ann Arbor, was a Sunday visitor at the J HHooj er home, , Sunajy dinner quests a Lynn Hendee home were Lioyd iicnje iuniiiy I4is r Hendee and Mrs Ida Frisbee Inu 0UJS Swarthout laiuii spent tne wee1 end hi Ohio a4 J 1 Singer is hcino from 1 0 Camp Mead Maryland ior uvi i LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AI MSH LAZE WHEN IN NEED OI Plumbing umps,Oathroim, Fixtures ard Heaters, Pipes, Fittings ,v1,1 rf ,, iiE3AWiMG A SPICIALTy I COMPLrTTE LINE O FXjTiBI xCOLOBD WHITE PUMPS d iss ,MiSTfP PLJMBra rf ughes ONE PtNCKNEY 17F11 I jwfVr ratNfcjrSii 1 I r ft ontas ,,i rlAiN BURNING ALSO STOKER COAL 15 y Coal AN1 KEPI CITE AND CANNALL COAL ON HAND in Lo k FHONE 2C T 1 f,TER s tMif j PvtRusSrl Clark is expected to k be home from indianiown Gap Pa this week on fuiouqh He goes to SeutUi Vash June 2 aay eiLaa bwaithout is bui hi a new house at bwaxihots UOVJ ine iiay burns iamuy ana iis Loui Coie speni buhaiy at inj J uonUia nome in r aitiae Myion bunoenhais ana sona fc,poni L, I UlU o the 11 60000 PRICt 209 j Ms Dorothy Dinkel and child j ren wer iv hovvl, Saiirday and called on her m herMrs Lmma ron oi n Oiuo Broqna 21 SiocLiidqe Sunday nA al Lne iom 16 hou Mrs Dorothy Kenned called at the Staney Culvpr home in Deerlieid Sunday j Harold Caimp and family of Keniioay heme Sunday Farnnngton ada a the lArav iiio Clinord Mdki unuy wej bunaay umnoi quests the Merlin 4 Amourgey home Ms Mdg lac, h s qone Maemere siona to woi 11 I urand H toi tnts summer Mrs Merlin Ambvrqey and daughter, Chiauta, were in Ann Arbor Saturday Th tex Noqgie family and E Boley and wile, Ann Arbor, were Sunuay quests A the Trank Ab , dereen famdv j David Aceidefcn spent the weak Nash hoAme Wer Lne 11 ena at Moihssey Lake near Jac family AilC8 611 dexter, iabel Nasn of Ann Arbor aua RosaJea Nash of East Lansmq The Ray Burns family ni Mr Louis Coyie attended a oiaa uau Sanaay at the ack Young homthonoring his sons fhst oinmm ion Mrs Susan Ccmpbell Yo n , spent pari of rst we OK at rjaul Younq home in Charlofe V7eek end visitors at the Letter McAfee home weie Lynwood hambers and family of North ville, the Phillip Hudsan ana noy I Cornelius families of Detroit ri 1,7 McicKit nnrl wife S 4 1 1 Ml t , J hi II I 1 Oi Hie iom MlMe iUiiu y Mrs Auce boiioonhau spen day with Mrs Lyaia iiarus n veil Mr and Mis W H Meyer tended, the reaeption foi the qr Lrb cnaplam at Ahions Taeday Mi and Mrs WH Meyoi wc o Lwil jordun today 10 uir ii TriCounty OES sjh 0 ol su u iiOii 1s jane Nash entertained the seno class and irieuus at hot oaf batuiday night altar the play About 50 were there Mr ana Mrs onnie VanSlumbrroK hep ea erve Sunuay guests at th Mai , i tP W Th, fj Pi nek1 y Hiqh School a n uor i 1 1 of Your Presence t yror Hop at n uary Hrjh School Gym o Ml J 7 th Andrew Nesbit and wife spent Hestei ALL THRfew CR ONLY YCf GIT 0 bip ieuil range ftatutirg ths lataj iim antf vr saving nvtntnt, t y CRT ri9tf Phllgat tytftm compltly imfalitd at swr ho TOO OIT tw ryodn Phtls mi tf mxtrm MI SEE US TODAY ,iiiiips Kilg THI Atipuirosi ton He cUev 8wrt6U Plumbing and Rairs V TEH SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS rip GEORGE ftCUiH 71F11 son Mr and Mrs, lie hert Read werj in Grand Rapids last week MJJSM Rocerll Read attendee Mother Daughtor banquet ae Greqory Wednesday niqht The MnrjKney Ladies Bowlinq League banquet is at VFW hail, Ann Arbor tonight The Hockey Service team tinshed first, Kay Beauty Shop 2nd and Ellis Hotel 3rd The Hockey team is Betty Rossdter, Emily SpittlerJioienco Clute, Pearl Hinchey and Mrs L Barrett Harry Glenn and wife ocf Leslie Qnciayat the Graon were Sunday quests at the John fYpsilanti Boye home ho Ctare Miller and daughterSunday quests at the Wm Mer 1 rwv,vri attended a convert in cer home were the Dr Waiter Vetty night I Mercerf nly of East lansmq, 1 Andav ne guests a the Dr McGregor family of Brighion k home were the Uo and Florence Tapper of Flint 1 , u f Detroit, Emmett Dr Harlow Shchan and wife y of Howell, Mrs G and DrParks and wife of Jackson Anyn Arbor, Maynard , were Sunday callers at the Wm, and wife of Manchester Ed SRSlKETand wife spent last 1 SsrcSu Wellie Bcntly aontoor at home in uorunna 1 ,, , , rPirnM Mrs C W Hooker and sons of Patterson J i Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the, irom pcemiside, C,hc Roy Dimngham home I ffiySr 1 Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs 1 110 nu k, urtnt t Tamo Pon Fred Read were the John McGuirej 0 rnnu3u0isKf th family, Detroit, Frank Feters and dleton Her hsbana wife Jackson, and the Robert marine and hs ahot hi aFfead and James Whitley families Ocaansiae ff f v,r Q Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spent uncle Wajcott,J Q Sunday at the Lee Lavey home Sherwm fc C 0 and vith called at the Howard owns the house of former g , ,CMr, A ov Wi Don Swanhout1 rald Henry of DWot were attended the undertakers con Sunday cpits at the esse Menr , troit spent Sunday with Wayne day dinner guests a the Kenneth tx J w n IL ,H the basement but was put out Mr and Mrs Floria Clark and the sd t Damaqe was Mrs Mary Hoff were in Fowler by the fire dept uamaq ville Baturday i15 900 to 12a 0 P M Ti Lots may be bought at door nei wanfferkAi r 1 W il zr f CS 1 ST i 1 0 T 2 inner t1 , Y STYLll SErlVED bun dav I3EC J s i 2 m LAKELAND MICH t ii e i i n c Hotel PHONE BRIGHTON 73961 Garden Tractors TWO THREE and FrE HP As low as 13500 with small, down payment and long eay cms Ask n cuutom whoowns a Roths or Garden King Tractor Cor xe weight, PowerRevefse Features an Attachment FFE DEMONSTRATIONCharles V Hewlett Son v 1 a 1 fl1 m Pinckney Mich, Phone 93 7 i I f v m THE vmCBXR DISPATCH Wdnaiay May H 195 00 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING on your own refrigerotor The NEW Start enjoying a new convenience new savings on food and even electric bills Just plug in the new Paragon defrostit It defrosts your refrigerator every night Doesnt allow frost re build up Come in and see the new Paragon defrostit Only 995 Complete with cord nothing else to buy LAVEY HAttDWAeW I Occult Court Hew Tbo May term convene May 13 There an 8 criminal case They are Charles Wright con view jobbery, kidnapping and and rap Jock Davis embessle mens George Cruikshank and Tony Scfcs, negligenmoxnicJdeOr ville Qkins, false report Wallace Crofoot driving away an auto Robert Peach and Haxen Long thorn, appeal Citizenship cases are Lena ChanyL Marjorie Wilson, Clara OLone, Maria HutchansonJVnna Seitz Jury cases Assumpsit Don Dav is vs James Gibson, American PROFESSIONAL COhitP THE MNCXNEY UtnArjU14 BAY M DUITC KV I Pfcckney Michigan DQIUQQ A M to 2i00 P M BAL ESTATI liomes Lake Properttcv Opportunities IJOO A M IO 2I00 Except Weanestovi List Your Property with Me GERALD SEASON Broker 2 0 9 North Feasl Man Tim Fit Bert 7 JlV flnckney, Mich Phone i 3 DB asMccfiiioir IMYION i mauSt Denis 112 North Miciiaou Ave Telephones ifice MS f Plumbing and Heauna Slate 8717 LakfftMe Drive ttlcense Bush Iqk Office 935 Iestfie W14 p a sWAMfeOUY 4 80N , , , x i WL t Bwolnoi by ApuoUitojiste i Funeral Homo Las Co vs Anckew Clubb Erma Howell , Don C VaSoui5reoio Lent vs Clara Dickinson, Joe Mar iaRBSJfi Modcrncrf J , I AsabuloBce Qorytce Phone 183 207 E Gi m11 roi , 39 63, PmeWS, efioL Howrtf WfiS niBcnQr OPTC vasco vs Hennan Schmidt also George Godin vs George Peter man Trespass on the CaseLee , HoWftli Ireland vs Jfipbert Crouse and gj tatj Irsuran , Irakercige Hartland Hardware, Buckeye Ins, gT Tw1f and Faun Property A SpwiqUty 5sL XaiL2ESttJ 1 Jk teu as, Co vs Hilton Hess James Gibb vs MickShade Tree Co,Amy and Charles Legg vs Jack BroganNor man Soltar vs Harry Anderson, Mary Miller vs Darwin Wycofi Nonjury caseeiAseuSnpsitCom mercial Union vs Mary McCarney , Trespass on Case, Fred Hinshaw i vs Federal Transport Appeal t Michigan Consolidated Gas vs I Joseph Shimerly and wife jjEBt W i US Divorce, tlroy vs Florence Van phone Pkickney 7872 Wagoner, Lois vs Earl HillJVlable JgmQEBA,nON S VICI vs Loyal Hoaglcm, Oeo v Robert j HAROLD BwsV j Kefly Dorothea vs Joseph Kalg mmoan On AU MflriLW say Clyde vs Minnie Pearson, pvM Bncl ney 15IF3 Charles vs Barbara Schulties,Fred N00 1 PfY 120 Wtt gn4 V LEE LAV1Y Ger err1 tosw law a Ple WF3 Ptockpvy, AUC ifOHESh farm SaW A ioaJv UOYP Uxestock General 1ione 64FU i H W WjflJK IniuKmce and Bndt IT3NE 136 Plnckney ORDR Chick Feed FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW Farmer5 FeeA Supply Co Doyle Templeton and family of Doroth Rohl of Detroit spent Keego Harbor spent Sunday with the week end with Mr and Mrs the Aibert Shirley family Floris Clarf Walter Clark was in BnstoLTenn The Brighton Masonic Past last week Maseers Night in Sat May 17 VACATI0NLA Spend this years vacation in Michigan Youll enjoy txtra dap for f pons extra days for loafing more time in the fresh air, sunshine and water And the travel dollars you save will help pay for many extra summertime pleasures Write today for helpful, free Michigan literaturethen make your reservations soon MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL ROOM 9 t VB Isabel Sunerheld, Peggy vs j TO WNTW Charles Bain, Elizabeth vs Win Chubb, Elizabeth v Adolph Hart Dett , m man, Ora vs Frank Ziinmerinan 1 6044 Perte lg A,i Sffbaito vs Harry Clay, Mansei Phont Detfet 3461 vs Juia Cone, Helen vs Dean ,Gardner, Bruce vs Irene Miller I , Margaret vs Ralph HarterMartha Classified AUV vs Fred Wiles, Evelyn V ohn GoIInitd, Martha vs Kenneth CEMETERY MEMORJAL8 Prices You Can Afford To Pay MILFORD GRENTTE WORKS fllford Michigan k Goy, Fossie vs Wallace SherdelL Clayton vs Noreen Boutell jiFOR RENT Three rooir cottage at Portage LakeSwarthouts Cobe furnished Inquire of Motfc Swar thout Phnne 47F2 WAJfTEWoman restaurant work Batiihiesl Reef lumnt CAPHOL BLDG UNSING1MICH IVJ ii , V Viwwt WaeVi vVuniM The following attended MAY JURY LIST Putaanv4rvin Kennedy Earl GaHup I i UnacUIIaCaude Rose, Arthur FOR bALtrrair of Blanch aid Brighton CityFrank Minor, James Soger Brighton TwpXarl Beilby and Laura Warner , CohoctahGene Keller, Mable Geer ConwayHarry Creeger, Roy Davis DeerneldFred Bonda, Dorpthy Parkhurst GenatSMMildrd HrtstiDon G Leith 9Treen 0ak Betty Asad, Joe Miller garaqi US1 door and Z windows Phone JMF11 WAhitJjriouse amToaT Ttttnt ing to do Otto Smith Phone 173F12, Hi and Lfte WANTED GARDENS T PLOW HiHomster, phone K3 9F2 FOR iALEl8 month ollTcubid FOR SALE Electrochef stove, ft Frigldare refrigerator, full width burners Darrell Baker freeser ehest,pelupe model,6 mon 565S Fernland Dr, Lakeland ths old three burner apt site El Phone Brighton 74801 atrW range moving into f imiahed fQR SAL5Man gjl wool gH erdine topcoat,tablue suitsize, tan Gaberdine 2 pant suit, pair trousers Phone No 17 15158 Piece Dining xoom suite 35, Helton electric portable irQrv 30 Schwenn Dehuc model bike, or will trade Wat hays you 11941 West Shore Drive, at Hi land Lake or phone Pinckney 169F11 rpR SALEVyashina MacnTne C heavy duty Howard watf 2909 W M36, Pnone 62F4 FOR SALE 1949 Chevrolet plak i up with stock rac 8 ply tires 9000 miles Can be seen Sat an4 Sunat 11301 Outer Drive,Hi land Lake QaU Pinokney 17pPJi, C Wolter, hpm, must sell Call B fohniou L8LE l94l DodQe Sdm Good transpor 11 Main St Pincknev Plndney173F2l Good transportation Phil Gentile r FOR SALE Bundta ae hU and two t 4 the, HaxnburgGIadys Shannon and FOR SALfiNew Electrclxu Vac Son AS If1 htridann I m ,U8 SPht w by jiotson West MoinBL PUeknef tion at Bnahton lastursdayj rfandyMrs Felix Smith, Mrs I SY1 CaUttfter 600 v m ltalown the Stewart AhfsoT Ch am bors, Pearl Madsen and Beulah Hendee and Pinckney FH QUALITY Viola Read, Celest McKinlev, Ivcrj A B Chase Reason Blanch Martin Eloyse HortlcmcUMark Hill Pimu Campbelljane Merritt, Alma IJ HuSl netchv 01 C3tyXave Murningham Mgr Hildebrant jTowell TwpFred Hayward,Ike HarratT wemn d onluth Moore, AZUrt TyroneImonuel Johnson CASSIDY LAKE AFFAIR 01 Detrott cm inmate of the Cass 7 Lake school near CbeSea SJ iu and Svivr Sajya20, two other inmates does notnak se Hi body waT put T a sept tank and not found until a month ait The reason iven WC 7 vo wa up for parole and fiedprd threatened to SS of George VanSiyeiVl 12 4ovor Road troperty to settle estate Qsjnjd Reason Adn FOR RENTFurnished 6 im cott IAANTEDUAhM LUSruyCJS, we age with toilet, oil heatii at Patt Ut us help you sell TOUT farm erson Lake 40 a month, Inquiref have mare plftipets tflS farms Seorge VanSTdver 112t Mowers U HAROJK OB Rd or wlU sell PhonaTjOSW HoweiL POH 5gLLEJaby and i Lines ana Large Type Vltte Leg horns now hatching Oir chieks cmcks are J S approval under Michigan State Poiultrv lept Bob Squire HatcheyHnteTlMioh 218 South Mich Aiephw 3C5W Barred AUTOMATIC IAW lUING 7Se Y 8BBVICE WHW YOU WAIT ALL WOBS GUARANTEED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MANDELL8 SAW TlUHO SHOP HILAND LMt unXT SDR Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables POR SALE3, Rolloway bed in good condition Bruce VcuiBlarionm jr 285 West M36 POR RENT Year around cottaqe 6 roonwieat and coey IJLMQ oth er cottages P H MowtrsPinak ney Phone 13F4 Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS wodhaxdall tte R 8ALRA few oak barn timb for larceny Few DersonT know rving minor sentences of 3 yrs pi the operations of the Cassidy Icke Tech ScfeooL The inmates are younq first oftenders who are sent there by circuit iudqes who believe they am fit subjects lo reform There is a machine shop and other trade schoolsThe places has extensive acerage anr is situated on a beautiful lce There are no armed guards the boys being placed on their honor Their folks are permitted to visit them Sundays The Pinck ney soft ball team has played them annually for the past tn years and the Cassidy Lake Choir has suna here The place is In charge of Copt Miles, an ex army oflieer It miqht be called another name for Caution An elephant is conservative when he carefully tests a bridge before crossinq it to make sure it wtyl hold weight Similarly, a conservative bank i conservative about the finanqiaj bridges it crosses, Their strength and soundness are very carefully bersJMake qood sills or end posts tested before proceeding Cheap Percy Ellis , This type of conservatism is nee wro diTD n rZLi ZJ esary if the bank is to merit your TOR SAL Q efnqer confidence as a sound and de ator Edward Remdejiu , pnaable financial instiution Phone Bnckney 86F2 ACgORDlXlT LEARN TO PLAY THE HBBT NATtfJHAL BANK Americas most potior lnstru Hewcil Mir ment Free trial fpr 8 weolzs You Under Fedora Svspervlsies pay for lessons only Lessons in Member fedora CMpot msar Pinckney For pellicular phone inJl Corporation A I Howell 810, Greenes Mnste urd msured to 3iiuuu r Book Store OeposHc epdjto eaoh si m II Titus is building an adi dltion on his homo on UnadHa St W R Euler has the basenient of his new house on Unudilla St under construction 30 attended the cancer meeting j at the new school Monday night Mrs, Potto of Howe talked, 14 members f the high school atrls glee club sang at Bus song sfsmva at Ann Arbor Saturday Rummage and Bake Sale cd Hnekmey Town Hall SAT, MAY 17 900 JL M le 500 P M It Marys Ate ft t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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