338 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f882c30296b540b6bf9af948575ce6e7.pdf 02228d0c44daf899e50d8dcbc566ad8d 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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Michigi State News SjSjd and HanUOSajlUJS of W State Tersely Told From Lansing Shinning the Lansing one man grand jury was easy ocmpared to running the state of Mich Gov Figlcr is finding When hawanted things done he had only to talk things over with Judge Lekad Carr The Spelling Charapicm for ue Pinckney Klewewaiy Schjol wua I won Joan Griffith uaie Campbell as runnerup The word that dnaiiy decided the champion was resistance Susan putting an e in place of a I believe this was the most competitive contest ever held hire JimPortbr and Mary Jean Cirschke A J1 no flwwd worries as J1 th two against U legislature provide ample fund,j Sun d Joanad tht Carr Sigler team got re Uui room 1B exceedingly proud of suit in a hurry, No Unstostf o oojy nodding approval of one person for his prgram Gov, Sigler has to get the consent of a majority of a legislature composed of 120 person Gov, Sigler tried Da solve the I um jpiicra who battled so bravely aiiUdat five and six syllable words We especially hold great hopes for Jimmy Portor whos sptjling abilty is super Sow that were out of the finals weui rooting for Joan and hope finanoial problem by resubmitting Iher 818 holds out for district the sales diversion to the voters I JmmPio but the senate blocked it Ml Wirthout made 14 qts of c Then Gov Sigler, presented a homt made ice crem and some o program to curb lobbyistsThis has xhe irl mde 68 in celebration always been a favored method to of our 2U brau wo,d baitii get measures enacted at Lansing ,u ,uvo li People who have not There are good lobbyists and bad LV1 luruv or obeent this entire lobbyists It all all depending on hool year OUR DEMOCRACY SJVeMppBMiHVpnwegppUiBaaimi SjlgSM dMSMUjSJBjnjytdfmLgML fO C4UC StCAM TMf Mltftbtlffi WM T4l VVttTtJW w A O0SCN MIN,THftfC 0 0U WfWAMt 9T0HM , I tMcgMJiivif OWN 10 ifM 1011 TAmV 3TIAM0AT wTINWHEJM AN Avj HfLPfiD BUILD THE sfl tdlDPLB WEST THg BULK OF V WAfFic WAS sna DOWNSTWAM Fred CQIZHIXM 1IUI return home f after a visit on Aiui Arbor 1 Dr liailow Shelian and fumlly Jackson out Sunuuy with Mr umi Mrs Win Shehana Mrs Clifford VUJI Horn entertained 17 people last Wednesday al I her home honoring her parent Mr and Mrs Wray Hinckley, on thMf fti lA Current Comment We hwwd a rousing appeal ore U radio the other daV foVdotS uu to Ua, UishopKelief KunTX Marvnjfcr iUrop and und , Ube far m llie sinaker was we believe tiishoj Keith He said if you fepent T,wi a year lor liquoryou hhouid givol 1 j to the fund, if you smoko a package of cigarettes a day that Mrs S K , viatonrriJUll 1, m what they stand for So if Gov Sigler succeeds in getting a law passed requiring all lobbyists to register he will have to be satisfied The votersapproved 270 million veterans bonus but left it up to legislature to financeThe governor asked a 2 mill property tax which Lornu bhirley celebrated her bir thday Friday Many happy n turns Our room attended the Junior Play Lena Rivers, Friday after noon Wr extend a word of praise for very good acting The Merry Tailorettes go to Howell for the 4 H Exhibit on Tut, Signs of Spring are springing up the legislature promptly killed So here and there Bob Clark saw a rofar no other plan has been pre bin la8t Monday Doris Imus rrports sented I the red wing blackbirds back to Until the supreme court hands down a decision on the sales tax diversion, the entire state financial problem it up in the aid, tfOUNGLOVE PjTA The Yriunglova school held their March meeting at the school with 73 present The ekjetion of officers resulted as follows President Mrs Shilrry Line Vice Pres Mrs Eleanor Johnson Trees Mrs Kenneth Line Sac Mrs Gay Gudith Historian Mrs, Lucile Wylie A program was presented by the Ladies of the MftrionIoaeo church A potluck luncheon was served Strawberry Lake Bill Clark says the ducks are coming south in formation ONI AND 3MP UKADE We wish to extend to Mrs Ham mer a very enjoyable trip We ixpect a finr, report on her airplane traveling to and from the middk west Baseball has become a conagion from the first to the 12th grades Vacation week will be very welcome to everyone so of course this column will also have a vacation u , that the amount to contributa ow the uhree aboe listed thinl Wrt Cliffbrd VanHon LV Coyl S,nt Ciarenei Stapisji Sunday ai the home near Chelsea Sunday gueata of Mr and Mrs L J Henry were the Misaes Alice Lee and Lois Ware and Mrsm LyUia Karus and daughtera of iloweli Joe Muiison and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers of Mr I and Mra L J Henry Mrs Cora Sawyer ja uboiTc liated things iiwVc ulwaya been in the luxury or noneential elaari and the goverment has never hegituted to tax them freely when in need of money Hi cause of this they have always bourn their share and more of the tax burden Wheat hit the unpredcented peak of 306 u bushel lat week This , ,o caring for I seems tu he the result of gambling Mra Harry WhlUock who fell ami m , i, , serit MOW, STEAMERS THWN4 BARGES NOT ONLY RUN NORMAL LOADS POYfSTREAM INTO THE MIDWEST AND COUTH, BUT WARTIME CARGOES OF OIL, GASOLINE, CO V, AND IRON ORE UPSTREAMAND EAST TO PITTS3URGM AND BEVONO , ONCE MOEA IN MASK TM4NMV CAyN6 TMfMN0OUS 7VAM46 PAST MASTER NIGHT 2siCharles F CHALLENGE OF THE The Challenge of thr sacred drama to be presented next Sunday night March 30th j ijra t ra, , , , The youth fellowship claas of I VJltUtUlJ I Goad weather condition prevailing Community Congregatial Church r big Mttemtiioo u lookel tut all18 presenting the Challenge of the jjot in the ear mcrninft or the annual Part Mas Banquet of Cross in uuCaasnityiCongreg the gIow o th , Liviigaton Lodge W to be given S J Sundll down, the tmriAWl ben Saturday night, Mch 29 In n JaVtis is Utter 75 years 9 monihti anJ 7 t,a UMim to too grand le officers roddrama and we w antipwating al0 y thc Uj the following candidates for grand k6 crowd to appreciate this sacmarshall the first step in thr grand dram Holy Season of H vw viw iiivv DVC ASS iaim I lodge line have signified their intentthe yeAr ion t attend French C Shell KalL The ca8t of kkA William Hamilton, Three IUows Rive, and Mike Whyte, Grand I Evangel Rapids The affair has gotten considerabk publicity Walter Fuller, fraternal editor of the Detroit News mentioned it on his page in thr News Sunday and also over his radio broadcast at 400 p mc Sunday over the Dearborn station Quiti a lot of reservations havecome in Maay of them from Detroit First Dfoeipsr Second Disciple Third Disciple Fourth Disciple Fifth Discipk characters is as Shirley Reason A NEAR BUZZARD Sixth Disciple Loia Ware Announcerj Ruth Gallop cccm The choir is composed of young people of thr class and other young people who volunteered to Ihrlp us make this a sucess, I The complete programis under the direction of Mrs Merwin Campbell, thr teacher ofthis class The public are invited and a silver ff we who stood by him us he fell asleep, can best realize the lov 1 ian V and friends Born Juno 12, 187 1 e old Chamberlain lirm m e ter township He was tho son L , Of Almim M and lirrii Leotta Campbelllchamberlain Xftor att,1 in h V, GrfltJ Detroit and New York Ho mado Rositee Nash tripg to Europe where Lois Shirley studi6d mr the 0d Masteri of Paris for about four yean fv PtamtU Umrpkr pasta Jfi tilI and 17 mT Saw p nu pl5tioa fr Hat Commas Sunday 70 to 740 n, J iiurt her hip Mr and Mn Harry Jac got back from Florida Sunday Harold Kaidy und wife were in Detroit Friday Ed Jendrowaki and wife the week end in Detroit Ed Millb and family, ius Honneau jr and family, Joe iartfolia and wife and Frank iiuidy of Det roit called at the Myron Hughes home fcunday Lester McAfee and daughter were in Lansing Saturday Mr and Mrs JSJehson Iike and tions, Kobert and D01 of Detroit I were Sunday guest of Mr and Mr,, Robert like A ahower was Kven Saturday night for Mrs Doyle Templeton tWarion Shirley at the Albert Shirleyhome 20 were present, Mr and Mrs ihillip Sprout were in Fowlcrville Sunday Frank White and family of Howell called at the Hen White home Sunday Karen Wylie, a ugh ter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wylie ha returned Jfome from 2 weeks visit at the Euler home in Howe Andrew Campbell and family and Glenn Kingsley and family attended the 25th weddiig lebration of Mr and Mrs Willi ri jvnnett ut Jackson Saturday, iT was served at the Regent Cu to 21 Mrs, Edith Vaughn u neoV to her home in Jackson J iday Mr and Mrs Claud Jullison of JBrlghton and Miss Lilly warthout and they look under their h3 in wheat on the stock market In Chicago the wheat speculators were caught ckjvl and had to pay over i a bushel to get enough wheat to fill their orders The report that j considerable wheat would be thrown on the market at Kansas City and other point, for spring delivery soon forced the price down There is laid t be plenty of wheat but poor transportation etc is keeping it off the maTfcet Frnk McKay is now free of all charges aguimst him in Connecticut with Gov Siglera grand jury investibuijon ie was acquitted at Jack son of a liquor eomspirarcy charge and tiie murder of the late Senator Hotper of Albion removed the principal witness againstf him in regard to the horse racing bill and that charge has been dismissed, McKay, the exGOIboss apparently leads a charmed life in regard to convictions He was tried twice in fed era court for liquor law conspirary The first jury disagreed the second one acquitted him lav Sig ler tried him on a liquor charge and McKag was acqujtted The Republicans stalled the Corn mnist or witch hunt Their idea was to use it as a so t of herring to divert the attention of the people and also u please tiie big indu trialitjs who kik ii with ianga contribution their cam, tgn chesta, Commios arc the iat,t i s bugaho I of Alma called at the I, J iieaso and Wra, Kennedy hone Sunday Mrs Ralph Clinton ami children were in Lansing Friday every mght for one The Rep obi lcans found themselves unahle to agree on the important question of the day such as tax reduction C J Clinton and wifecalled on J Lbor Housing Sniemtl, ,,f the relatives in Detroit Saturday Army and NaryeU anil saw the The blizsjud or tr tail end of k which has been sweeping across the western plains hit this section Moo iught ttain which fell most of the uvv Uirned t snow, and sleety This aceoawttued by a GO mik an hour wind which oiew moat of the night J 4e the roads ioi vsibie and raised haro vith tlie Dxok Ediso sJ Ui BeU TelpiKMve Co aerviee Tht, a4 Ugfats neee veat ot s4at 11 pun and About 2glfonner Olga liartman of PincKney lgtats in the vitya were in their lonely home M Lyron KcL when a power line broke nesurtheth of Hoaseil February 13 He C4 rUnUw home Tiis put mosttook the atnnd and describad the of he en burning furnaces out and described the murder of wwuttiiMi waicii w vied electrk his wife in dataiL inerMte I Brewer pled guilty to second degIV rends mm rtfrrrMr and muexkr Monday and was sen J mM or busses caaar tnrourhtenoe to from W to 41i year in J usdav Weenie working at KoweU, J Southern Mich, Prison by Judge HasMbuv Dexter and Ann Arbor lOolUns, went enable to met tfcere Xomasdl Lloyd Stearns charged with krnoon tlr wind went down and theiceny had his case put ovo o rnoar stonped bet nooonding to thojocptember Waiter iiiae pcu ather bureau the tlrxinometorlguilty to drunk driving and wu BM mm sWmr fxined 101 50 cos and S2H fo ci w , iMiauvvs jn ieiroic aaiuroay Anny ai,d liars etj i I , i General Comnmmon Sunday m town day 1 I week Soil,, launched tL7,k Among the intenMon, m Sun I Jlfrtert 1alm,a,ld iahliljr nl Jv ,nnmZlJV ate Mrs Prances flaffnev T i Ini,H in , ,ii J ,, ot du X go up today Aa ansa fMnfliea bad ta Swnrtbout xined 1W, 0 co driving without a license iodgs CoUina held n one da vwi MIIIWIW mmm nmniij tOOU Monday Th jiU i and 1m Suer and family anentoaUod in until She Slst of He travelled through manv Fyro nean countries and about he rn ed States On account of i notb ers failing health he itsturs er horn and remained on the farm After wards marrying Cacia Ci ii 0f Cohoctah, Uvingston count on r Fas,Ur Surtday ADHI 7th IM2 ering will be taken for the youig They lived on the farm he teachpcoples work ts we are sponsoring ing architectoral drawing a hw a child in China I University of Michigan r ,n uaa They remained n v f,wu riWnit rgalir4 rVffclAffl until l940 us completing a fuU UTUU1 UMITl ilCWB i century otf the famihVs ow,rr,liip Aimon Beewer pied guilty to 1 They moved to Pidekroy vhertaeoend degree muruer in connect he passed away ouietlvon the ion with the death of his wife, the morning of March 1, 1947 leav ing to mourn their loss, his wif and three children F Cuitls and wife of Highland Lake Weltin C sm Joyoe E who ai at honw Also two srrandchilcbn ivter C aad Steven Dade, One daughter Viola A nreeding him in dewft ana day 1922 and two broWfiiiam S and Lewis who both passed away ta 191 tm fawn awieag were held ta ConcangnitaBml churoh a Deabur on Friday ManA tfce ZL Bev Allard officiating Burial in fWaf Lawn Ometery, Dexter late Mrs Prances fJaffney, Tues, Labe Mrs Claricr Sherwood, intention of Ms W J Murphy for the livingThur thelate Mrs Plat owski Fri, late Rose and Danie Oiirien, Sat , lali bert We thank those who contributed to the Bishops War Relkf Fund laet week, Society of Caritas Your prayers are rr quested for the recent departed Dr J J McDermont St Josrph, Mich, Dr Josrph Dunnigan, Syracuse NV and Edward Moriarity and for the recovery of Urban Rita Margaret Giljghter of Ann Arbor londay in Detroit thing definite here beyond ffrabbl Sunday callers at the Walter ing a lot of newspaper headlinea lark home were Emmet Clark A and froait page and perhaps abo W Meyer of Stockbridge and fam lish few college organizationa y and Mrs Willa Imb and dau In otherwords the investigation liku aUr AMmd Maslutenoc nugbaylrfiBmrt Jboir Ouuctor Sun School Supt tfarman Vodder Jioruing Vacep , 10 Sunjoay Jcnail w um Choir nenot W1L the merryg round would go round Iout never gd anywhere President THE JUNIOR PLAY j Trumas request to loan S The Junior class under the direc1 million to Greece to help fight Um tio f MrsLola Lobdell put on en Russians took them by surprise by old fashioned melkrdrammer popj its drasticness and they went into utar back in the gay nineties dur a huddle to consider it Tina ing the vogue of Uncle Toms Cabin demand of the presidenrV might and Eat Lynn mean war with Russia which they J Th play chosen by the juniors desire to avoid by all means poasthis year was Lena River adaped Jble Gov Siglers effort t bar the from the book written by Jane Hoi1 Communist party from the ballot me a prolific writija of romances J by making them get 100 aignaturen bak in tlic nineties This is a chanlfrom each otf the 42 counties baa se from the comedies usually put on jbeen killed as it would bar all ffcs by tU school and in it pathos is minority groups from the 11 it substituted for slapbang comedy, against whom the government had The parts were all well taken andJno objections The committee ihoweu hard work and rffort anflbers on this account classed the sugbt nt tbdL C VMar IWsadaT tbey being stiiairt Edwin Spawst m bis mmwn and alafA in bin A Edison 4rm sil TSodng but slaw a i nt One I when several jury caaes me I ybile enroute to a teachers injMtate at Manrheater lat Friday r m n oar Ms, Bnjmoda Moron th Isda Um lfjaaaa Joyce Kfisner and rmtharinc Mumr in the latter car, feiitbs from Ann Arbor and Jji , Mayn mm bahwfed to frmnaCfaelaen estad n die kdiiiai aaten tne oar was in the Pinckamy Tavern a 4mslc att fj S 42 and Monday and m Mdusfcir 1 Mm Meyer wm fnmn the Dixie c i s jtakesi to St JoabnepitaL Km bruises tcaed up in Ann Arbor bmbsm bamaa mem lound tnd aha iMr nnd Fentberh KSM Ua W cordially invite yo uto wor hip with us PaiJ Sunday Service 1080 BPtism of Children Parents desiring chiidwji baptis J ed should arrangr with pastor beJ iorc Sunday We au looking forward to EaReligious drammChallengr of the ens Sunday en unDemocratk classed it na The Fair Employment BiH u been taken f she April , it being charged it mmunist inspired We thought iv unconstitutional and it was well attended both nights Te 8pecialties wetr high cliass 3 boystDavid Aberdeen Jim Mejscj iind itay Hurtibuse in Ioniala witli I Lon Stackable as ilii ther pit on a fim impersonation of the Andtiews Sisters , it Lois Ware and Otis Maltison put Viblelt provided a penalty tor on a tery entertaining bhukface 0it, wJj0 wua6d ynnmt t skit i roon on account of coior, netf i ion etjc How are you coins to newt REGULAR COMUNeCATION ve t peraon J JJ W Regular communication of Livjment on tbese aocnunt ingston Lodge Nw 7 V 4 A Al J Mr and Mrs CJ Cliatan n Tuesday night, April 1 at 8,X p m After the biisit ss sfs,ien Hoiy Week Communion StrviceJ cvvv April S at 8K0 I iood Fiiday iervire,s 2 to 8 p m ti will be cntertainnnt and re Eiwter Worship April , 10301 ircshraents served qtaU r t The occasml ,, ,1 UXntwere nd aignificancc to our common J iNorweteiti Lodge PoiVmt Sunday nt the Vem Monroe Mrs Stanley Dinloal and Oenutmc Knwjnr and Fentberh plod y f Moweil it 8ft7S uaya im lmmm W Km Jtov Kara Bencbey, Past wroebedjand Was Ufor suoai I Moaning Worship 1 10 orf Detroit f jomposid of Scotchnwn will cnjyY11 ihere and conferr a 3rd cfcgreeDii the W served at 60 P M r OTith P W Curlett, Sec , f family of Howell jr were in Stc Mr and Mm Fowlerviim catted thay Tisissdl awngnl MDsn Mfaasda Caatnt ta awil W madkin Cilbert Bailey, son of Mrs Jessie , Bailey of 3640 Swarthout Bd Ann J wondnjr fichool llOJArbor is one of tbr tenors in the Svjrin1endent WHbur Leid Adrian College Choir, mixed ehorua foung Pv Meeting 73B f 40 voices which makes n 4 day caper Service Wad L Tol tbe sartrojmlitnn Detroit, asun in Ajisi Bailey, a gimtaaliF l Pinokney nigh aehoal vn 1946 ia AI0 Irowierviue fnttod at tfci Jtaef Baughn bmne Tnucadap ra Betty SaaCaid nam 4nW jwere in Asm Arbor 1MM tan of FKnt will i m a aa MTP, Jack mason mm mmmmmm 4 mm mmmm m m HNCKuLt DISPATCH Wctfnesdaiv M 261947 s II I 1 Neighboring New i AVON THEATER zrr where youre flying ft, fellows Keep it away from electric wires out for metal ribs in kites and for metallicwound kite strings They may be dangerous conductors of electricity Dont take chances with wet cotton kite strings, either If your kite hftt t hightension wire, you miv he badly shockesV that kitebut look out for wires and cars Play it safe and play ft smart The Detroit Edison Co beit Snyder, 6i, WiW found aeu4j i at lit, iun u iiuckuriogt last week Tuesuuy intxn io Union Titu aaui wife cU Stovkbrioe iSLmxtx 17, a dauh tor Do mm Kichuiu riowiett of Gregory and Myreue MeCloud of StoukunUWwere married at the Suwkbridgo M K church March 14 The Brighton postoificc has ai newneeu an examination fur rural mail carrier April 24 is the dead line for applications Key J At McLucas was called to the Koal Oak hospital Saturday where his orother wes taken after being injured in an aut,t wreck Charlea Spencer, former Jmctkney resident, is sticker candidate for assessor at Brighton Dr and Mrs Hollis Sler have gone tw Florida where her father is iil The City of Howell has ordered 75 new street lights mounted cm steel posts Richard Amo, husband of the former Pauline McLucotock part in a pageant Melody on kv by the Ann Arbor Skating Club nut week Hazen Smith, former South Lyon editor has returned hoin after an il weeks stay in Florida Ed Carrow, owner of the South Lyon theatre has started construe tion of modern 47x147 theatre at Whitmoire Lake with a seating capacity of 610 The Howell Cboperatjve building at Howell caught fire last week but was paved by the dept Damage was 51 Orra H Holmee sec of the ingston County Mutual Fire Co died at University hospital, Tuesday The funeral was held at the Howell M E church Thursday with the Fowlerville Masonic lodge in charge Gerald Brian of Hartland has been elected to the board of directors of the Mich Live Stock Ex changre The engagement of Wnj Mcpherson IV of Howell t0 Mirian Richardson of Topeka, Kan, is aniuun ced Wm Brown of Unadilla has enlisted in the U S Marines rrL, Sat, Iter 229 THL HOODLUM SAINT A Draai Starring WILUAM POWELL, fcSTHEK WILLIAMS Cartoon Half wits Holiday4 the Schooner, the Better Sun Tuc, iar S0, April 1 BOYS RANCH A Story of the Rehabilitation of boys on ranch with BUTCH JENK1NSJAMES CRAIG Cartoon New Juatce , Asher wjto Highway Con, towel Majrtw uaid if Review WUL Sfcnfcaa Constables Ed Spears ijr tya Far fll HOUM Ahuey, Eraah Committee Lorenzo 4urahj Leo Lavey, Murray Kennedy KEPUBUHCAN Supervisor L JL Henry Cferk Howard Head Treasurer Stanley Dinke High Com Erdley VuuSickle Justice an VunSuimbrouk Justice, Edward Parker Br of Rev Jcse Uichanbon Constables Char tiundersou, Edmund Haines Norn, an MiUer Ura Haines ComnutUt L J Hei Dinkel, Charles Guude y, stantejf on Coming Home ant Journey, Martha lvert in Oklahoma, GaHStrange Love of fire Liv ing iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiMiHiiiiiiliiiliiiHliiiiiiiim First National j Bank I a te Haw Under Federal Supervision S Meciiber Federal Deposit In S aurince Corporation All Da g S positt Insured tip to 8,000 f g g eech DeAariMS, CARD OF THANKS The family of the 1 Chan Is Chamberlain w vey their deep apprei thanks to all vho so h Uy us during the illnes t our lovtd one Es vvi to Jiank Mi and Hewlett Mrs Raymond Hums Mr and Mrs Louis Cdyle a d Charles Clark and family and MrsMerwin Campbii Mrs Chailts Chamberlain Wolton and Joyce Curtis Chamberlain and family 43 harlis l io coniioa and ally stood an i death Jia u wo s 5 f Mrs Kathleen VanHorn, wife at Edward VanHor former Pinck i ney resident, died in Detroit last 1 week Surviving are her husband and a son, Norman 1 Eza Brigham formerly of Chubbs Corners has returned from J the west and is staying with Arch ie Gorton at Portage Lake tfi kjk Note of 25 Years Ago Putnam township Iwill vote art the April election on a return to1 the old path master sytem of maintaining trihip roads as a petition circ d i The house on the Henry Howlett farm near Gregory occupied bv Mr and Mrs, Ray Lavey burned to the ground Friday with its content Wm Stofcr, a war veteran has ai been nominUed for postmaster a Dexter Mary Louise Van titUl ol Flainfield and Wm Black ofUn eijMP were uiarried at Plaiiiiicld KUrch 18 Born U Arthur Bulbs and wife March 18 a daughter M J Reason and Floyd Hcan attended tihe funeral of Mrs Jamen Markey at Port Huron don Haro4c Darrow fs working at Foiid Sales So i l CO in til Piatt JMI Arbor, iv F S Huilburt former ptoc has bouirht tlw hrU Uea si laAis on UnadillaSt uii will ri from the ministry on cout of i irrsijlth ARE MORE WOMEN BECOMING ALCOHOLICS GOOD SEED IS MOS11 OF THE CROP I The hi st equipment, care, for 5 ility and weather wont inak a good crop if the seed is poor Good hyLird ifii is the heart this crop S If you need money for seed fertiliser or i quipment sec g us about a loan Arrange for your full yeailn operating credit in advance S , the Thf Livihgslwn couniy roao com mission Jias asked fr bids on flabi of 75000 in county road bond See Consulting Psychologist Law rence Gollds answer to this dyna miteloaded auesticin in MIIiliOK OF YOUR MINDS in Pictorial Review with this Sundays March 30 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times Only Michigan paper with THE BIG THREE The American Weekly Pictorial Review and PUCK, The Comic Weekly Get Sundays Detroit Times i WE HAVE AMPLH FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES TELEPHONE PROGRAM Thomas Lacey president of the MichiganBell Telephone Co elmates that increased costs of labor and materials will increase the cost of tJhe company postwar construction pro i i 00 million This is an int ,Be of 70 million over last years estimate and 100 million over V J day In l4i the company broke all records for telephoie installationa and handled more calls than over befire The net income lait year waa 12,300,0 The reUirn of 72 percent related to plant investment that it at least 00 million shy of meeting current requirements The companys revenues included r,oOflou invcrtvad in a rate reduct ion order, now on appeal It the reduction is upheld the net income will drop 3,170,000 for a yIi return on investment The net income was 2 million over that of If45 Revenues were up 13 percent but total expenses wre up 5 percent including a 3J percent increase in operating expense Tuxes were down r400, 000 to leave a net increase oi 11 percent A dividend of 5,400,000 was do dared on 1,500,000 of 100 par stock The company still has a long wait ing lst of 0r0J0 phone applications despite JM faciti 403,000 phores were installed tlas year to increase the telephone in servio to 1,378,000 7 out of 10 applua v tions were given service 101 mnic long distance circuits were added increasing the number of fi200 The company handled 7,31,10 local evils and 107,000 long distance ones last year and 4,400 were made over the new mobile service inaugerated 22,1000 empoyes are on vhe I LB JAR 4 for LB FINE FOR PIES 2 LB LB CM f Millars Grapefruit SO ix Ww Cabbage 9py Apple Haddock Fillet Oysters Safest Ptv V0SMate SoVP CAMPBELLS CAN edded CNMaat Fancy HPK 25c ARMOURS US A LB 1Al inv TOWNSHIP TICKETS DEMOCRAT Supervisor ijynn Hendee Clerk Murray KJnnedjr payroll An increase of 1G50M jvef Treasurer John Burg 1045 twothirds are women Pay Jtlce William Joffyis rolls total5444 5,00 UCTION Monday, March 3itt HEAD OF CATTLE 4 Hereford Steers, about 700 I Jersey cow due in June 1 Heifer, io months old u J HtjGB 100 4 Duroc and 6 Chester WhiUi sows, with pigs 2 to 4 week old I Chester White boar 50 Feeder Pigs, 60 to 180 pounds 1 sfiEEF 45 Eves with lambs Commencing at 12S0 sharp 45 , Star Pfcst GrasMd Baal IB 39c fV Kil ILtO RtNOCRFX LB IRc WA SLICED y4 LB 2St eada AUa aSprciallMsplay t ghropahiye Buck, 3 yrs old 4 015ES 4 1 Team of Sorrel Horses, weight 2800 pounds 7 and 8 years old I Twoyearold Colt 1 Pinto Pony, about 650 pounds JEST Iqkn Deem Model A tractor and cultivator, rubber, 1st class oondition Case omhioe Sft cut with motor aad pickup attachments John Deear 2row Coi Picker 2 McCorauckDeerin Tractor DnlU with powr lift 14 lisca 1 with fertiliir bolt 14iru Tractor Plow, lyr old I Tohn DWTT Corn Planter, check row and fertiliaer attoohment UMn 2bott JcJuj Deere Ftom Walking Plow 7ft Disc, 1 year old I John Doer 7ft Disc 1 aSec sod 1 4Sec SpringtooUi TERMS 10 months time on JwskAble net, with I 2Sec Spiketooth Drag Case SideDelivery Rake John Deere 0ft Mower MoCormickDeering 5ft Mower McCormickDeering Dump Rake McCorimickDeering Corn Blneieift McCormickDeering Manure Spread 2 Wagons ft Cultipacker ORow Cultivator 1Horse Cultivator Buze Saw Self Feeders 4ft and 6ft Truck Scales, platform, 8 to 20 ft 48,000 pounds rlammermUl 18inch and 50ft Endijate Seeder Hay Fork 00 ft of prewar Hay Rope, 1 pc like new 2 Sets of Cood Harness Collars 4 Saddles Bridlea 1 h, p and 8 h p Briggs Stratoo Caroline Engines 8 20rod rolls 32inch Wire 2 RolU Barb WIJ 2 tone wrtiliaer Ste rVnce Posts Delaval Cream Separator with ekx ric Mote Four Foed Racks for Sbrep Four 42 inch Concrete Crock Pump Jack with electric motor 10 Ktw 600x16 Tires Shearmaster Electric And many otfbt r 6tt, Str 7 vvv PT eejenn SjeSP Colder aorowf toalffct t4 vomer to fottowed 9 freentaf teas eratarea tad avow turriea BaMi tike a tyjM March da to MM gan doesn it Aafa what makaa It taw erous time lor Motoring Hera to , Michigan we, have teen , for ycij in living M IweU maintained Hey cr I 4ghway we here a ej i dwtoc eeew inowstom drivtoff sale tad restore wmdUlona M quickly u potefelt, Hmw, tea ahemate tatwa 2W hard lor even aa eftdent highway department to keen up with and sometimes, when we have just become accustomed to dry pavemeofc we And ourselves on I Unpery tea, And how many ol at havo had the unpleasant experience ol run ataf Into a snowstorm oa our re turn trip after dark, following I balmy ftnday afternoons drive to kSLMP eirdint point Jf tofceipta Mind Teontrpl and nam drive faster than conditions warrant It may take you a low minutes longer to got back, but you WILL Icat back aid tinder yew own frowar if you follow this rule of t, safety 1 Copyright lHnrt JW One of my nephews Assistant Secretary of the United States Treasury Edward H Foley, made a few remarks the other day which are worth the attention and action of all my other r is and nephews In talklag about buying Savings Bonds through the payroll savings plan, he said Workers are doing theta salves a favor when they Increase their takehome savings The man who has saved np a reserve has a sense of security which the man who lives from hand to month can never know Be gets more oat of life Be can take today aa it comes, rather than speed It worrying about tomorrow The same reasreinfae lies not only to Americans tetone bodys payroll bet to the millions of men and women who earn their liv ing as doctors, lawyers and Indeaeneleat hostess men who can arrange for regular eerrasses of Savin Beads at their banks U S TrttuiJ Dtpvtmtui 4u awenioaar aua fieey aaya innasi Feoe it no aejej stw of sjras AVer corafortieat U ia auafsl swnny i to tHoee oaao tea ear One ejnninnl pinat of efceeatf dear EFounder of said The First Church of Christ, nttst and Miscellany, p 302,1 eoo to ohaerve Christmas in ejoee tnde, husflility, Benevolence, eharitft laattng good will towards man, ele ejuent attaace, prayer, and praiae an my conception of Truths In one quiet, sacred w of aniritoaUzed tlrtuejht JM no desire for ineeniaeteee eaerrimee or material display Real ior sexto from the knowieie of Kerpresant Trajan and Low tfea aardant elements of mortal Ihnnojat jay to intrude and hide bapjdaraa, Jaws may resit assured that these ace Cstaaias and powerless God,aoodie the ody real presence and power Jan expresses Mind aa wisdom jojr, jposlaeas, and spiritual asTectfcut far Si Strained, tired faces, feettej onrryin, and m express true fanec Angeas so which kTT w v ry Michigan Bell Reports on 1946 During 1946, Michigan BeU faaUdled more telepbonea, served more telephones end handled more ealla per telephone then ever hefore Total revenue vaa larger, too But ao were expeuaea Earnlnga on inveetment were more than in 1945 But In the second six monthe, due to ruUng eosts, earuiugs were on a downward trend A 7 AIOUT CALLS On tho average business day there were 7,304,000 local calls, and 197,000 long distance calls increases of 22 and 23 respectively over 1945 Although at times some calls were delayed by insufficient facilities, telephone people gave more good service than eVer before in history AIOUT CONSTRUCTION 36,000,000 worth of buildings and eouip ment were added This inv t ent, alltime high for one year, would nave been much greater but for continuing shortages of materials Increasing demands for service and higher labor and material costs have raised the fttimrt for our 5year postwar construction program to 220,000,000 AIOUT ftfVEMUC AMP IXfPiSfS We took in more money than ever before 19100,000, or 13 more than 1945 But expenses also increased Operating payrolls were up 39 for the year i Total expfflsfo, excluding taxes, were 25 over 1945 Total coat f Of giving service, including taxes, vas 79,000,000 an increase of 11 over 1945 Eevenues m 1946 induOe 3,500,000 subject to refund Co customers jf the pending rote seduction order of the ilichigan Public Service Coinoshwkm h atWd by the court TIE NiSKCTeWOur ebjactiie fa 1947 m to fieV m ejuieUy ae poaeahir 1 oog2 aetcpboaae plamt to take eame eat amt auamaleel evslera lor eervke taxi tocarebrtuiMre4emm4l2WmdHrIlea to iWnaeti proenpfly nW type ei eerviee aW eamtosmer 4ssaam J arc nVaf atiattefea 1 AIOUT TILIPNONISMichigan Bell installed 34,000 tel4hone a month, double 1945 A net gain of 204,000 telephones brought the total in service to a record high of 1,378,000 However, it was necessary to give party line service to many thousands who would have preferred individual lines And 65,000 others were waiting for telephones at years end AIOUT JOII Michigan Bells force rose 0, u more than 22,000 people, about onethird of whom had less than a years experience Nearly ball of all Michigan BeU men were returned veterans of World War If Wage adjustments, made early in 1016, amount to 8,461,000 a year Payrolls totaled 54,445,000, up 50 over 1945 AIOUT EAJLMIMOS Earnings for the year were 12,000,000, or 72ceioneaiiekWmvestedmtriebuixiess, If the Public Service CoaimiaaWs rate reduction order is upheld, 1946 earnings will drop to 59 cents, iinmffiHfnt, we believe, to attract the new racket neeoed Cor expansion and improvement As it was during the last half of the year, rising coats sent the earnings rale on a downward trend, which pointed to the poeeibility that higher rates might become necessary to assure iasnrial stability of the businesa i ass in 1947 Bat, we expex by year esse t far oervaee aad to have sanaV itrryeae ie 7 eVe ojaalltj 1 eerviee ha ageaiBssl sai a Chat iai 1947 nVej navel eve to u M SSICHIGAf BELL TBLIOMOMB COMPANY ASK rzt A cort cr em afoT afefafaf MJkM 4fa4Ll aaaawaamoaasai Tt i a tAetT Af, V, ytei JtXLy iff 3litu 261947 A Long Cool Summer Drink IcedCqllef drinks are versatile and easy to prepare Plain iced coffee, shown at left, is tops if you pour fresh hot coff ovr the ice cubes Brew it chubiesUength by using twice the usual amount of coffee or half the usual amuunt of water Also excellent is homemade coffee soda Make a syrup by blending 1 cups cooieu black coffee with cup light corn syrup Add Vt cup light cream Mix well and pour into 4 tall glasses Ada coffee ice cream and fill with sparkling water Here also is a tested recipe for the coffee ice cream 3 eggs, separated 1 cup double strength cold coffee 2 cups light cream i cup ught cam syrup ft cup of sugar fjlsp vanilla I envelope 1 tabltopooa unflavared gelatin 14 cup cold water Beat eft yea until thick and lemon colored Add Oflee and cream Cook over hot water, storing constantly until mix ture thickens and coats the spoon Cool Sprinkle gelatine on cold water Combine corn syrup and sugar Heat to boiling point, FarmersJHave Less totWorry j Them This Time i Washington, D GFarnx prices stand at 20B per cent of the ltfaYlle average higher than the prlcea of 1818and will drop again out not aa eharply as ta 1021 because he Govewuaeat Is required by law to maintain support prices of at least 00 per cent of parity for two full calendar years following the year in which the war ends, The Department of Agriculture has announced Tbe announcement indicates the farmer will not be a victim of a drop in prices eimUar to that which followed the last war in 1831 when prices hit the low of 116 per cent of the May, 1920, level which was 286 per cent of the 19081014 level Thus the farmer will have more money than after the last war War Finance Committee officials said that in addition to the maintenance of the price level for two years, that uonfarm families already have, and are ac cumulating, weekly savings through the Payroll Bating Flan of the War Finance Division of the Treasury This, they claim is proof the nonfann front will be much better able to support Itself than after tbe last war during the nor mal lull of reconversion Buyers of farm products will have the money to buy, it was said, and farmers should avail themselves of the opportunity to acquire War Bonds during the Victory Loan so u to have the money with which to modernise and handle the nonfarm market demands that will be backed with cash to pay sustained prices during the two years after flghtlng XCXvySyyXSyv BftfaaRiZ THE TIC THAT BINDS ALTHOUGH HE HAS OVfH IOOO TtCSSAMMV KAVI, FOR SENTIMENTAL MASONS, WEAAS THI SANK TIC AT EVERY BROADCAST OF SO YOU WANT TO LEAD A BAND VV K rfcS ri j AS il THf URST ATTtg OF THE AMERICAN REV OLUTIOM OCCURRED IN 1774 AT FORT W HI I AM AsO MARY ANO MOT AT LEXINGTON IN l77,ACCOR0INftTO THI QO0KIC5T MlN Of AMERICAN HISTORY THE COLONIALS WON THE CLASH ISP Remove from heat Add gelatine Stir until i dissolved Beat egg whites stiff Addgea I tine mixture gradually while beating Add vanilla Fold Into cool custard Frees in refrigerator tray or freezer If frozen in refrigerator tray, beat once during freezing to a thick mush Beat smooth with egg beater Return to tray and tirtn until served Serves eight f Salt of, the future larth The Payroll 8avfng Flan has sold 18,000,000,000 in War Bonds to wage earn era that great bulk of nonfarmers who win, If heed be, enjoy the fruits of their saving in the reconversion period and have the cash with which to support themselves ftecretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson adds that prosperity of tbe farm depends primarily on purchasing power in the city, , H y Uncle Sam Says AB HIS WAR BONDSLittle Henry rfincsiirr Vti, U saoilhs tfj aoa el Coaat Guard Lieut, and Mrs Henry J Cookoa, k ike ptomd owner el BStO ia War Bonds and he wants you to know his pop is ensue shay fne fashfr kefi that his sons educational future will he weed by she War BeA0a The taeaaV gives in Washington, D C Coast Guard Photo AMQAN HEROES by WOODY COWAN How meny of yew New Tears resolutions are unbroken Some yo maie to Jest Others represent A serious effort, soxh as a thrift plea Yea may have resolved to step op Four SAvinx bonds allot ment tJeresjfb Hit Payroll Bavings Wen, or yen our have resolved lo axsfe yea Mnk to buy a savin s bead teg FOB every month out of your dsyesMsd fnnds Ton cant afford net to keep this resolution for your own good Even an 1475 investment oaee A month in a 26 savSgi bend witt provide yon with A riff neetefff In ten years US Trtuury Department U of M Service Flag Has 20,060 Stan Wlm men end women today on every battletzent end war theater, the Univeraaty of aikhieAos service flag could show more then 10,000 stars, with 117 ef fthsmgei the 3VM0 include men of ell ranks torn private to generals and idmirals Among eJaem ere 1B9 faculty and atef members on leaves of absence, many of whom neve been borrowed by the Ana or Navy for eevsdrfiraant work Also included is me etnff of Hospital JOS, a complete grant line taepetal now m the Belgian tfaoatef, end composed entirely of Unavetsety dootore end nurses mee June 1042 sperisHied traininghas been so 10,100 This work i diverse eourses as cheat for Amy doetocs, naval atcbJ for Mevy offioara, engineering Is Marinas end Coast Guard military ear otBcenj aawjotwid to the 1 A , ikH LP J JA f W FAMILY AFFAIR ATPUCK AND PASSENGER TRAVW CHASHE0 AT A NEW ENGLAND CROSSING THE TRAINS ENGINEER WAS THE FAThtft OF THE TRUCK DAIVLR THE SHOW MUST GUAM WHEN T4E LIGHTS WENT OUT AT A USO SHOW IN GUAM, JANE DULO A SINGER WITH PRESENCE OF MIND PULLED OUT HER RONSON ClfrAftETTE LIWTER AND DID HER WHOLE ROUTINE BV THE LIHT OF IT v Someones coming to call l HNR AFPPIM VE OUGHT NOT TO GO TO TOWM TODAY S W SX Wwvmr rfS J c o y jiC , M4 x MP7rM L z V, il B 13 A t aA Ahy 3QCL 1 rr i t w 5 J at iT 7 A 1 TTTi J TSI ,n s ZD T jti kSE VlLLfOU TCLU THEM ILLlSEOUTACAlN TOMORROVvT AMD EveftY DAV UNTiU I GET TM6JR OBSCFUPTtOXJ TO thtv AU VNT TO TOtf NV0 u Pinckney Oiepatch 150 a Year nwislPINCKNfcY DISPATCH Wednesday, Mar 26,1947 The Peoples Store PlflCKNEY DISPATCH Entered Ptockw, Michj Subscription 1125 a yeat Paid ia Advance FAl W OUBLBTr PUBU3HEI I Groceries, Drygoecs Canned 5ods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Muriel lie ad is home Itom iieh SIitc college for u wvek JNi i s Mar VV u and it r Mr iiia CI ami ktby spni lhe wi 1 will t,,e Cii aid family m ojn iie I ield, ii L Henry md 1 W Iurhll atided i iu dfnivc bumjun, lu linuin WiSiuwe hmpu liuiniay nig Hi N Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Kendee Pbone MH4 lau llo MuLi, luro lias ii i ,juiud Luiies and tie buuinij j Mil be sud 1aui ViUi who ha ivn IUIUIII it has taken a job in Ihiladelphia Mrv and Mr, lot Metz spent Sun it vie LLC Lawy nuniu Mis Jc ie Wmcncdl of Flint ami Mr and Mrt JrutiK V unnell of Oxbow Lake xit list Wednesday wiiii the 11 off listers j Week end mi1 of Mrand Mrs j Kotfur Can were lialph Carr oi Now York Wayne Carr and family jLeroy Bleach of Detroit and Le Heites and wife of Walled Lake I Sunday guests of Mrs Kleanoi Ledwidge were Hubert Lcdwide and family of Koyal Otk and Joe Idrabliek and wife of Detroit I Mrs Weltha Vail spent last week in ,larkson and llortou j Robert Tasch and Jamily were in Chelsea Sunday Mosdaiucs Carrie Griffith A Pa Meyi v, Eloyse Campbell and Mildi ed Miller were in Dearborn Thursday night to ee the formers no ice Join the 0 E S ldiiy t er who is tavi i wih hisreat jraiidniolhm Mr An elia iiheinberei bas ot o live wih his , ai dniother, Mi ill ver ijf Howell and will K ba 1 tf Arizona with her nir j i lie 1 spend i IM Mi we k will Mr and Mrs Win Kuier in Ilowdl Vl i,lrtand theie is tiouble ranks of tlie Iinekney bale, i s, o rup having eut the H iir hour They should or JflWHLN YOU BUY ICE CREAM BUY THE BEST THAT IS MADE Arctic Ice Cream OUR BULK ICE CREAM FOR MONTH IS VANILLA, CHOCLATF, FUDdF ROYAL, TOASTED HAZEL NTT AND WMllTi HOVSK OUR PACKAGE ICE CREAM IS VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, PEACH STRAWBERRY WITH TOASTED HAZEL NUT, BRICK AND WHITE HOUSE White House lee Crcam is Vanilla with Rich Red Cherries Try This for Dinners and Parte It is Delicious COAY DRUG STORE 5ft Airy EAST 1 LAKELAND, MICH MfcAKS AND CHOPS Starting March 3, 1947 Open Every Day Friday Fish Chips u PIT SPOT CASH HORSES 14 COWS 12 HOGS 450 Per CWT, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY , HOWELL 450 Kie Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Make Better Seedbeds ar, ,n Ciose ro Fences with a SEAMAN T1LLE Because the wheels of h Sr v 7 are placed in iron o o4 af the sides, on all of lr rii, ,rccd mcdels , you can ill V jil up close to fences and , 1 ,trr seedbed ol tho some fnv V uofly increase your crop a e L p ing hitherto idle iand into pijoctc The SEAMAN Is the o,gnri ,, J i jtary f fler e I cv perod f more than It, I sv plied in a full rai,r , 1 motorized models, trom i6incii i iiuh lil1 vidths i irl us tell noro ah out Ie Z tER arJ, , prcct , k 5or fcrm end crop ccJitims C , end talk it ttr , me sent, id motht Mr and Mrs Mark Xa, I, tiis h ait Mi WCWylie of Hex lined tlie larni liuie u ,i llii n r, Ij Georye J Jiaulyc and son of ii,iiii WediHday nini i w iioit cv I at fann and family of p fent Iorae J,ake were Sunday culler J W Hooker and iann of Ann nf lr aid Mrs W C Wylie i bor ucri Sunday xu , t oi Ii I J Swartiiout and wife spent and Mrs Roy Dillinhuni Sninlay in Fowloiville Mr and Mrs Stanley d Mr Ieona Maurh of Detroit son of Deertield called on Mi in i Mt Mu, week end with Mr and Mrs Win Shehan Siiidr, us Louis Swarthou , h Vlir i 1 Pt f L ,et of di,Ia lio1 j ltline hst wo k, of j tups atd an eeri, cramer sugar bowl, teapot Mr and Mrs FIUworlh Kirtland j ird to Ann Arbr I Mr init Mrs P W CurUtt and at Sunday wjt li Mr and llauck in Detroit dieses Mildred and Floren of iiand Rapids spent tlv d with tlie Read familio ,aveyTs truck caught fire i lai weekbut the fire was extin and Mrs Harry Tco return a from a weeks trip to Fla f hi spout 10 days with, Mr and Dan Heuuner at their winter n Indian Rv v , Vera a also spent a few days Petersburg Fla and ilfport i I GEORGE KLAPATCH 1M, , I Jack at lulfnon VA 577 LAKEVIEW Ann ArbrMieh i ,a,0R in T, ,, 1 lhy pjd on tin way Deader Alive HORSKJS JOWS 10 FVLXI Anirrixls f ed Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Aw Phone 88, Pin v The FASTFST Dd Service in Michigan Central DjadStoekCo lkil IN STOCK 1L PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 5 IALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, to 600 WATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS EPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS llPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS JTTiNGS JET PUMPS tanley Dinkci WE REPRESENT , COMPANIES OF THE America Fore INSURANCE GROUP f XrA 1 V RxwnTwivere I sit JyJoeiMztsk AppU Tr Versus WhMtFMd If jm ever risk SA CrowlT Both them fot to ftoquoit oa K , fan, hpH fnke ym right wt w the subject, that the test of ,mtrnt back ii of Us mi ahoer worked 19 ritt a thket go Jeb paJiipletMe goes to the ieeboK lor beer aad cays Jebf is oetaree ider And when the refreshments stiocfifty years, and come, Lud chooses cider, sad Job tbe finest dder apples takes the beer Fresi where I eft, thafs the a gxee f ssawer to most diiiwtes Yosiesa eswy potets ta afl yea wawt, hat whea It acittoslvertoiusgraiaields cesaes to taste Wad aayas Theres aa evea aer theres jost aw sigh 4ores awilacrea f geUea 4 svan yea j BECAUSE it it one of the largest insurance1 organizations In the world, writing practically every type of Insurance except life BECAUSE it has a sound management and a reputation for paying all just claims promptly and in full LZ1XZ2 it I as asets sufficient to meet the threat of catastrophe or disaster BECAUSE we will place our clients finan cial welfare only in companies of proven strength yWdeil Wylie THE styled by CONNIE, of two colordrenched hand screened print scarves She snipped the sleeves, shirred the pretty high neck and, I foradded spice, sprinkled little button1 down the back Multifilament rayon crepe PEIRCES STORE u woajea PRJCE K 16F11 PINCKNEY 78F2 m J1UyiNCKNEY PISFATCh WetWd, March 19 1947 Now Available IOT WATER HEATERS, lOlLLi COMBINATIONS, CABINET SINKS, MILK COOLERS, WASHING MACHINE, ELECTRIC PUMPS, SEPTIC TANKS AND OIL HEATERS a ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS TWENTY 20 20 TWENTY PERCENT OFF HARDWARE 1 Classified Want Ad WANTEDTo buy a 6 or 6 room modern house in or near Pinckney AU have a few vacant lockers to rent Floyd Martin Phone 12 Pinckney, Mjcch, FOK SALEMy home, all modern, ntw oii furnace 852 Unadilla St, phone 70F3 Mr Grace Runciman FOR SALE2Q fens of timothy Glennbrook Stock Farm Glennand alfalfa hay Mrs Louise Glenn prook Road WANTEDTo Buy 20 acreT, good grcund, good builrdings reasonable Write Merritt H Brown, 2300 So, 12th Ave Maywood, I1L WANTEDT buy Spring Eambn Peter Cotas Spears Rd Pinckney Notes of 47 Years Ago Austin Walter has hnvd out to Charles Woodworth for this year Lovetta Boston Stars on the lee turn course gave a fine performance Saturday evening 12 loads of hay were weighed on the Teeple scales here Saturday and sold for 10 per ton Frank Smith who has been land lord the Tuomey house for sev eral years ha g1Veu u up Mui moved into Ui Coe hoiae u Mill St i PROFESSIONAL CORNER Harry Nix the photographer concluded a 7 weeks stay here ant returned to Ovid The following are the two township tickets DemocratSup E W Kennedy Clerk, W B Darrow Treaa Albert Frost High Com, Mike Lavey Justice Elton Jeffrey Justice, Willis Tupper Bd rf Rev James Marble School Insp Ern es Cam ConateblebJ Philande, Monroe, John Chalker, Ed Sprout CKNEY Raj M Dnffy, at ft PliAknj Miceiaaa Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M Except Wednotdap MOB, Tue,Fri, Sat, 700800 pm Charles ML eM Attorneys at Law FU State and Saving Bane Hawaii, Miohajan G MLUbKEY CEMETERY liaH N Mieeu J u AMI hay lightly mixed with alfalfa rv o ,r Qteenhrewk fltogk Farm Glenn f6 RSubln SuP vac SHLARINGSee or call H R H srthout High Com John 8u5S1ki2 2SS i86 Chambers Justice, E P Campbell Office 35 Residence 14 Evening by Apmmkmtmmt MowV Miahigar EOiAUZING W PERMAXENT MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARVISOwner PERCY EUJ5 AUCTIONEER Phon SFll Piknayt Michigan HERBSNtEjJ 39N Ana Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB HoweU, Michigan Local ffepreaentative Monuments Market 1AIS i Phoaa 13 207 R Grand tfo Howell, Mtantgun or FrancisShehan, Pinckney Phon J JeTFred FishT Bd ofX Eot MARTIN JLAVA Asasawef Uv fho 13 Brtge 1 ia a Phone 136F6 Rai jrii g Stat 8717 Laftesid Drre Licanta Rush Lae , BOYDELL MINnVAIUUSHEIAIiaS Wales Leland School Iiusp S E LEE LAVEY Soy Bean Meal 425 cwt Farmers Feed Supply C PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMr 62F3 LOTFriday in the Masonic temple Bartun, Constables Ed Cook, or on the ssreet a silver earring with G Dinkel, Jeff Parker and methyst setting Will pay re Fred Lake has taken over the ward for return Mrs Ross Read supts job at poor house succeed PAPERrlANGINGReasonable el inK Wn Ferguson who has moved J ect your paper from my new 1947 to Howell, sample books Ethel K Bauer Frank Smith will sell the furniPhone 3191, Dexter J ture at the hotel Saturday and EVD OAT vi3 7TsammFBS Mrs E W Martin will hold an 5A,LEVer MaCU,SS iT I her farm in good condition Mrs Ed Parker Bcffn to lyde Dunili mid wife FOR SALEA good cottage at Rush Tuesday a daughter Lake priced at 2,250 rf Garner Carpenter has hired out City, Lake and Ft A Speciality lt Yoor Proparty With Ma LEX JAVE GENERAL INSURANCE PhoBa 59JF3 Pincknay Michi eH,SWARJHQUT A SON FUNERAL HOMI Modern Bqulpaaasit Ambttlaaac 1 an lea Phon 39 Fisakaay, Micbiga gan 5EPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 vNN ARBOR MICH Fred Teeple, realtor, Howell FOR SALEA good piano Ed Kenny, Rush Lake FOR SALE Baby Chicks from blood tested Large Type English White Leg horns Order Now J SQUIRE HATCHERY Phone 305 W Howell WANTEB Paper or all kinds, Iron, Rags Coppe Harry Prfsk STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 Eart Grandq River, Howell to Will Mercer few the yeare Peter Conway is moving back famS Wn PtaCe fr0 the Vanltor,,FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr Ella Murphy is teaching in the I FOR SALESiabwooff Buy Nowt Thurson Lumber Co , Phoe H44 Howell, Mich, Sprout district and Mane Urady j l2o wVii in district number 3 Mayme Fish has gone to Bancroft to teach Sarah Pearson is attending tho Christian ndeavor convention ac Grand Rapids Kttuuvit AIVK AVt FOR APPOiNiMBNTS KblKIUEKATIUN APFLIAMCfc SiJKVlCE IORMLKLY WITH MONTGOMEft YWARD HAROLD RADY 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCKNEY Phoae 136F13 Pinckney AUCTIONEER jFARM SALES A SPECIALITY I BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 Phone Soiltih Lyon 3GG0 or 9811 SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOIvS CLEANED AVAILABLE NoW Nylon and Real Sttfc Hotter of Nylons and Real Silk Hosiery of great beauty plus long wearing qual ty by Nationally Known REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS Also lingerie, dresses, sweaters and mens hoae f Sales Representative Mrs Catherine i Heath, Pinckney Phone 58F6 The following are the Unadilla STATE OF MICHIGAN , twp tickets, Rep Sup Emory he obat CoBrt for the County j 24 Hour Srvir GIannClerk,Frank Wordeai Treas OF LIVINGSTON AW Content Hauled Away John Burgessi Dem Sup JameBt At a session of said Court,held at WALLACE DUNCAN B Probata Office in the City of , Inspection Free the Burden Clerk, Neil McCleer The friends of Carrie Erwin gave her a surprise party Tues night Pinckney will haye a factory Ed and Wm, Thompson having sec ured the right to make the Royal , Judge of Probate ice cream freezer Machinery lias in the Matter of the Estate been ordered Arthur H Flintoft, kceased in said County on the 17 th day of in said County on the 12th day oi March AD,1U47 Present, IIou Willis L Lyons, 01 I H AH aB aH 4 X Housewives a AV E YOUR WASTE FATS LISTINGS WANTED y il often have calls for property in and around Pinckney list your property with me ud I will try and sell i4 lor yo Fred J Teeple Realtor, Phone 675 708 West Grand River, Howell STATE OF MCHliAr Tha Probata Court for the of Livingston it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation vl claims against said estate should tu limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine ana adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is Ordered,That all of the cred Couaty tors ot said deceased are requiujo , to present their claims to said court Modern Equipment Overcome Soap At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said Cointy on the 3rd y of March A D, 1947 Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Ernest E Talbot, deceased James Thompson having filed in said Court her fual administration account, ang her petition praying at said Probate office on or before, the 20th day of May A D, 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointeb for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That p lbhc FOR SALEFive room house andVfc acre of ground, furnished or un frnished 16x40 garage chufkrn oop combined, full basement Eli Aron 407 SUuart St, Pinckney FOR SALEDining room suite and 4 upholstered chairs Cash orwjll trade for stove or refrigerattor J H Beezley, phonri 120, Pinckney FOR SALE1941 Buick 4 door, radio and heater, black and grey 2 tone Wesry Reader Pinckney, Mich, phone 9 Those from out of town who attended the funeral of Charlrs Cham berlain were Mrs Lewis Chamberlain, Chelsea, Charles Moyrr, BatMo reek Mr and Mrs Wilbur Moyer Saginaw Mr and Mrs J F Chambrjlaiirin, Detroit, Mr and Mrs H Satterla Stockbridge and Mr and Mrs Wm Stuck, Traverse City C3LUX Shortage TOILET SOAP flMIFEBUW nd Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only This also affects paiits, textiles, There i, world wide shortage of all Animal A rot one fifth of what they used in 1941 Thi dont Wma your grocer if he has botcher, for the allowance thereof and forday of hearing in the Pinckney Dis 1 the assignment and distribution of Patch a newspaper printed and cir th residue of said estate j cJf in aid County It is Ordered, That the 24th day A W,11,s L LyM Jude of Probt of March A D, 1947 at ten A,trfue tauAlAifltt oclock in the forenoon, at said Pro Celestia Parshall bate Olfcie, be and is hereby apponted for examining said account and hearing said petition notice thereof be given by pubUca F Q FOT ODOR CERM HeW uon of a copy of this oHw for three I TQ KILL IT succesbrve weeks previous to said It Is Further Ordered,That public notice thereof be given by publira STATE OF MICHIGAN Tha Probata Court for tha County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held tion of a eopy pi this order for the irbate office in e city three successive weeks previous to 0f Howell in said County on the said day of hearing, In the Pinckney 12th day of March AD 1947 Dispatch, a newspaper printed and Present, Hon Willis L Lyclns, cirulated jn said County Judge of Probate Wulta L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cfclestia Parahmll, Register of Pro May M, Girard Decet i A true eopy u appearing to the Court that the time Jor presentation cf claims IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back F O is a fermentation Kill this germ, you kill the odor Get this POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRBNGTH for PO, sweaty or itching feet Locally at CORY DRUG STOREt Piaekney, Mtek IMS IMS no wap hut save every wltt of ftt you , Wis Need thsrn Leave Them at this 3ture MEATS A1 Clarks STATE OP MICHIGAN j Tha Probata Court few tha Count j T 1 Uvlagtton At a aeasios of aaid Court, held at j tha Probata offka in the City of City of Howell fa aaid Countyor tfce the Srd day of March A D, 1947 PraaenUHonorabla Willis Lbyu Judge of Probate In the Matter of the EsUte cf William Klawitter, deceased Matilda Clara Hinr having filed In tald Court her petition that the administration of said estate be granted to Matilda Clara Hinz or to I to tone other suitable person It Is Ordered that the 24th day of March A D 1947 at ten oclock in I said Probate Office, be and is hereihj appointed for hearing satd pet ition, It h Further Ordered, That pnHlie notice thereof be given by publi cation of a eopy of this order, for three teccosale weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the PinekI A true copy ney Diepafeh a newspaper printed Cestia PstoU1 IMWI t mmlA rwinfv K Ster l PTOO against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceasd by and before gainst said deceased by andbefore said Ccurt It is OrderedThat all of the cred itjors of said deceased are requined to prerent their claims to said court at said Probate cffice on or before th3 26th day of May A D, 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointeb for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered That pub lie notice thereof be given by pub lication c4 a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated ir said Cceinty Willis LLyons Judge of Probate and circulated hi said County Wulis IA Lyona, lodge of Probate A tree Copy Cejeatia Parana ef PtehssM Probate f Mrs ftoas Read and the Misses Mildred and Florence Crabb attend d tfee flower anew in Dotoeit let McPbersoB State Bank BANK BY KAIL Many customers of this bank who live outside of Howell hrva for some time found it convenient to bank by IniaiL Perhaps you receive chgks in pay ents of sales of livestock, milk or other farm produce Just place them in an envelope and address thrm to the bank The bank in turn ia pleas ed to mail you a notice of receipt at no expense to you Endorsements on checks should be in th following form Pay to the order of JftPhenson State Bank For Deposit only BsrA John Dee i , fetters Sfrt Rltk Money to lean at 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 26, 1947 Description An account of the resource March 26, 1947 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 1947-03-26 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/01456bfa9ba01152222f9baba5f639c5.pdf 17b722c1dd0740569052594efbb9a558 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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PSVWK iW WPWIWMJP nm , Wi PS v i j BimiittQ 3 V r No 14 Michigan Mirror StateNews News and mnd Happeabga of The Weather 11 OUR PMOCRACJ M atonic lews and and HeppaaJaga of uw The late Mark Twain once re state Tartaly TeM From Lansing marked everybody talks about the T , weather but no one does anything Among the favorite indoor sports v uM yaa of American citiztena is the privilege ox criticizing our public officials The Michigan State Legislature, now in its fourth month of sessions, is not immune The Legislature has I been under periodic fire of critics because of the relative small record of bills to date Activity of the finance committees of the House and Senate has been almost at a standstill, as leg islator await the outcome of the supreme courts consideration of the sales tax amendment, now on appeal It hits been impossible to proceed in the normal way because of the uncertainty of whether this controversial ameiiivcur would be sua about it so here goes Pinckneys contact with the out side world was shut from Monday until about 1001 a ra Friday as far as auto traffic was concerned One could drive from Detroit up to the iiobon, and v Green Bros, farm herc 10 ft drifts barred the way r A number got through by leaving their cars there and walking into Pinckney Thursday a gang oi some 40 went out and started shovelltng They went back Friday morning and had about got the road cleared when the long musing county snowplow showed up and finished the job I Earl Baughns yard resembled a used car lot during the blockade AS verVial amehUuwr would DO susmany who live at the lakes could tained or held invalid by the court , not f This situation has been entirey out of the Legislature, control, thvs there would appear to be no justi fication for criticism directed at the Legislature accordingly This fact came homj forcibly to us recently when we spent an even ing conversing with Michigans new budget director, John Perkins start led us by declaring that the Office of the Budget devoted its entire atf ntion roVnly3a oithe state revenue W nothing to be i revenue mv done,he pointed out, about the remainder of state funds70rbecause this monoy had been earmarked by law through the state statute or the state constitution and hence automatically was reserved by the state treasurer for specified expend itures, As has been pointed out repeatedly the public hag been confused by theco collection of large sums of money by the State of Michigan with its resultant deposit in the St ate Treasury at Lansing Gov Kim fcigler pointed out in February, in a message to the Legislature, il at while state expenditures had incre ased 151 since adoption of the hales tax, the large bulk of this luid been returned to leal governments in the proportion of 1118,00,000 to the 30,000,000 retained by the State it 13 the thllte of Gov Kim SiMler tha Michigans tax probem i 1 tiue in part t the many additional public services in a makeshiit fashion To quote Gov Sigler Vfrom the time Michigan ceased to be exclu sively an agricultural State until its full bloom industrially, there has Supervisor Lcen everincreasing spiral of de mands for money We have completely overloaded our antiquated tax structure, and the props we have put under it from time to time threatening to give way and let the financial house full down upon our heads Now you and I did not create this problem Declaring that Michigan cannot long continue t0 grow and prosper under the handicap of an antiquated tax and financial structure Gov Sigler reommended to the Legislature that steps be taken to to revise the State constitution m the light of modern industrial conditions The governor would call a constitional convention and submit a modern, constitution to the voters in 1948 Conservation Notes Smelt fishing will be resumed this not get to their cottages and left their cars there Earl woe deteemined to be the first one through the newly openeJ road and started through th min ute it was possible He got about half way through the one way lane when he saw the snow plow coming bad had to back track Lyle Cone of Patterson Lake gets first prize on blizzard bucking He waded to Pinckney through the drifts to do his shopping Tues I I The Howell road was openedear ly Friday morning The drifts here were from Chubbs Corners to Wri ghts corners Part of the drifts from last storm were left for use as foundations There is some one way traffic herea The state highway comm was very slew in opening up M36 They started up a plow Thursday which broke down near the Bert Hooker home Some 40 men worked here Thursday Then apparently they lost inerst Art Shehan got busy and Friday night two state plows showed up and opened the road to Pinckney The Gregory road was not opened, until about noon Sat when a state plow finally went thr ugh to Gregory The Pinckney post office had been going to Gregory , Banquet Despite blockaded road and tin uncertain ny of the weather a vjiy jood attenanee was pivMiit hole Saturday niuht for the 17th annual past masters banquet of Livinton Lodge No 7U F A Mlhi ban iiuet was held at tiie temple iuWad of the school Over oil Masons wire parent from Wavne county including the president of the Wayne Counly Vlaster ASTI Five urand lodye of IicVrs, iaul Stiawli ,kvr, rand master, Dr Grove Cole, raid W Dr Morgan Mmead, Urand Current Comment Well Pinckney again resumed reations with tiie ouuside world Thurg day blockade caused by of Monday night and previous snow stormp wer quickly open up by alt i a ti hliyald Iuiiiay In the loatl tiir laic highway dept and county ioul cotmiiisioiii ihis time th i wen unable to handle it The fiiiii oi tin torm blockett most cl i,c roiul with result that few il any men reported for work Tueila,, in ioad men figured spring a lnic and had taken apart all then snow removal equipment and toied il away It Uok most of Wed lo assemble 11 If a snowplowhad liachcd iiciv Wednesday the roads oon cleared out would have been S 1 Iaul Schlanderer, Grand a lieiiaw uiay , pened her roads Marshall and Charles Sherman, ,Seeial iirkiie,i drove all tha iast iimid Maler Also Don 1 wiy i,oni ixanui Mlrosko farm er of the Grand Council Paul Pel aKUt two mile fVom Pinckney beIsei of Giand Chapter KAM Allie bcu, stuck 1 he highways Smith, past eommandei of Muli oln jidvMill 0 iiKurv and Lan Knihts Templar and a lao ,, srlj, liuK1y was ,pened Wed Uncle Hob Canibell of ihe Gvand IJUUC Oeolay commit tcee Francis lodee, Detroit, iiead of tii Grand Loiljie Gen Puiioe Con nd Harold Mill, Detroit, ami S i THOIVIAS JEFFERSON APRIL 19,1743 JULY 4,1826 c me ih 3iv u LiUf ty aV m same ti THIRD PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, AUTHOR OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, FIRST AMERICAN STATESMAN TO MAKE STATE AID TO EDUCATION A FUNDAMENTAL TENET OFA DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE, FOUNDER OF THE UNIVER6ITY OF VIRGINIA, IN HIS OAV A FAMED DIPLOMAT, ARCHITECT, METEOROLOGIST AN HORTlCULTURlSTWWiVvVeA te0 BY ALL FtteOOMLOWNG PCOPLEASONEOF TH6ATSTAPQS7LS OF PZMQCWM WHOtR UVS9 le of am he I by i y,in Ja kson v utities tUC no plow ,howcd up on the Livingportion of Mih until Thurs nai biol,e down at the J 11 and only blocked the or 4o shovelera ton ami lookr ii m roan Some bv woiked Lj l liur,day The county u i ac bed Chubbs Corners Wed nielil and e,o into Ilnckney iibout Jnon a m Thursday They speedily opeiuM the Dexter road ut the Mloko irm wliere 4u men had been 11 i 11i11 It then went on to lliland and 1atUrson Lakes, d Hoyt, Kothcstcj of the eon,mil tee and Haze PenneU, diicitui the lord Kolline Mil Depict The iode oicleUa pla fore ami during the bampiel ke McLuea avc tin insoeation Xoi man Miller master uavo the a dresi of Welcome and it was n sonded to for the past nialers Una Campbell baric, Sherman, GM, look ocr as toatma tei and i rearraimd lie piojitam to suit him , , ,,, iii One thiii, com, silly to us When sell Ihe Ann Arbor barberhop ,, , ,, , nt , ,, , , , i tvothinis oi the tamilies were left nuiirtelte, Sun bine , 111 cvcral t MI 1 , rPLM , , ,,, , 1 without powor Momlay nitfht inree selections 1 hev were directed by ,,, ,, 1 ,w , nici iiom Howell came over at JV George Pdwan , pa t master, el m ,,,, ,U ,J lu lnkon wire An1l , , , I near the C J Clinton home but are U,il Ml111 M U ma,s lWbddn u, l,x it by reason of a tMs aporn prcental on to Joseph Griffith lctiriiie IKIHYTIH1 viitHere and There omce in c j k Louis Gehrirze1 who onc lived by auto since Friday morning fnj0T1 the Gaflney farm atChubbs Cor bringing the mail here The trip had died n Detroit laweek The been made by 0rbf Themilk, breaaTTood IrucTce efe came through Friday morning via as Thursday Ann Arbor TOWNSHIP TICKETS DEMOCRAT, Lynn Hende Clerk Murray Krnnedy Treasurer John Burg Highway Com Bert Hams rustic Artr Wyhe Board off ReviewWm Shehan Constables Ed Spears r Wm Farrell Homer Abney, Frank REPUBULICAN Treasutier Stanley Dinke High Com Erdley VanSickle justice, Edward Parker Br of Rev Jr chds Smstabjes Charlc Gunderson Edmund Haines Norman Miller l Ora Haines Trie Pinckney VFW port has pur I Committers L J Henry, Suinlej cUsed a pM1 tablGi Dinkel, Charles Cunderson I Mr Clara Kenneay uncl chiidl dren of Detroit spent Sunday with ,Mrs Emma Vollmer 1 Mra Wilbur Eiseieo of Fowler yille spent a day last week with UA fA nrder by Pres Mrs Emma Vollmer , Meeting called tjorderly r McMacken has enlisted m pfoneral was Thursday wWn burial at Howell His wife was the former Ag nes Gaffney Azel Carpenter who was recently discharged from Melius hospital, Brighton after an auto accident is now at the home of his bister, Mrs C ner Carpenter near Durand He 1 t practically lest use of an arm uid has a chest injury Tony Stulie and wife f Detroit and Ambrose Eichman and wic of Dearborn spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman Dr James Nash and family of Coldwater were week end guests at the Lynn Hendee home in maiteiv, past mateis dc were J then introduced, ihe luuim la, s boys, Jim Meyer, David Ahrideen and Den Statkahle mil 1 ick di RAV Francis Murpliy, paste Masses at 8 and 11 P m Novena Fridaj 720 noon and 800 f m, Prefamtion for Holy Commun ion each SatordAV 8 to 9 p m, ssw Sunday 700 to 7 80 a m Sunday,Aprilfi at R and 11 am Good Fiiday 7Uam and Trc imiu n lii ii e i I f ie jireeu1 gunday callers of Mr and Mrs Ralph Clinton were Edwnd Ihoeg man and family and Mr and Mrs Gerald Clinton of Detroit Ore Devotions 12 noon to 300 pm closing with Novevoa and t, e of the Cross at 1 0 p m leparuic fjr Eal eiay he macr Eafter Surulay, Lighting of th New Fire tt 7 3r a of hap 11 vator Ralph Ilurtilmse Ilud in formal,song and danci Andrews Sisters Frank Aherden The grand lodt notables were toafmaster The grand masters forcible, brief and to ti talked on problr m Michigan and the op , es befre Lhem laui is a good talker, nnd t was greeted by hear The assembly w ih singiig Gol Hie W Keteham and moUe jp rifl VMS unit He Masons in y that aw lecker n sagc appaise n d cotilrail the company has with the union Loral electricians could also have fixed it in quick time The union men tailed from Howell but could not get pat Wrights Corners Final I v one got here from Ann Ara T , hoi VVciinesdav afternoon and rethe1, paired the damage The union con11 act should have an emergency cl mii in it giving nonunfon men the rigiit to repair such bnakv in cases like tin when union men cannot through, lncidently tin three men from Howell were miMMmed here until Thursday other the America hy the meeting il the ugh some pinniiiod viitirig and renewing 1 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL AT COUNCIL ROOM MARCH 25 m bless ii conf s Tor children 1000 am, adilts T 0 to 5 p m, 730 to 0 pm Among the intentions ar Men late Mrs Augusta Kelly 1 es,Rob ram WMMIJ I VWV , ert family, Wed, Frank and Tsa I belle Bowers, Thur , late Mrs LorHoward Read was in Detroit nr etta Kennedy The funeral erf Frederick OBrien ,,,,, cnll brother of Mrs Clyde McCleer wa n t lLni 1 held in Jackson Monday Baptism was conferred Sunday fyr Susan, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dempsey sponsors were Anna Hansel, Lonp Isla nd, N Y, and Mrp Catherine TIeath, I day last week ufuhinir will be resumed this Meeting callea Mowr Smelt fishing wm oe i f oflcie pre spring but it will be 1 wmj d nnedy Swarthout Dinlcel and to flhl,S thST off by miWm I Motion made by Kennedy jupdisease killed them oil oy w that the follow and it is doubted if they will 111 be paid to Election Bor nUTutXmof Pine seedlings is Members 12 00 dowtoToVoand these will be Plossie her glt2 5ft the state la 3 Jjg n hfncrtT woods but near o Murphy f T L 194 was 20 Motion by Sarthout for an hour indsiiins Fred Maher and ins talkn dol, kirrw Dugan of Detroit who were have been on the program were lowed in at luddinton and could not get hero , 45 lodges were represented Golden Rule of Ann Arbor, had the larpot delegation 2m Others re pr ,,,1,,1 were Howell, lyron,Lan i, liniriinnnextor, Chelsea Les , Ii, torhrid, Iasant Lake,, MJ r rivmouth,Vayne, Dearborn South LVOM, YpsihintiFarminon, e, and the following Del rott Ili Detroit Veda Loyalty, 1m Uhes, Kimt, Acacia, Acanthus Tynan, nr,, ,ranch, Findlater, lhlanc IV rk NVaverly 1inikney wa without mail ersice until Jriiy Tins was aUo i needless ihe mail truck not on lixv j ay Circii WIIIICMIHJ but could not Kt threuli nwing ttj a iiLity ot now iliiu on 1 w ih liiami liunk tram lo i iuUit, via Jai kn uot through evii nay hy euuUUi L Jiu mail liave been sent oil itiaL ,liland and Patterson Lake people ot to CM by going around by the m and Basa Lake, i lie Toppi ,k truck got hero Tliursday aUeinoon liy going I arourn by the Northwest Territort ial lioad lo,nt the mail man have a road map Pinckney Wm Barnes,Lonr Island and Dariiel Xanry, 1inckrey, AM TOOK ftU c o inn ,50 whea 6,682 JM 1cjw Umber cutting V nay be Uken P Motion by Swarthout supported by Kennedy that Howard Head b appointed Asst FireChief Motion carried Motion by Dinkel supported by Swarthout that Kennedy be appohv ed Street Commissioner Motion carried Motion by Dinket supported by Swarthout to adjourn Motion car TV 111 axil invuiaknvn the U S Army ad left for Virq Momday where he will attend a c in terespionage school He served 0veT seas during the recent war in Germeny Ar and Cy AtLee and daughter f Ann Arbor wee Sunday tfuest of Mr and Mrs W C Atlee Mrs Florence Baughn spent the week end with the Winston and Law eauc Baughn families The Robert Seefeid and John Carver families T spent Sunday in Ann Arbr Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Ar bor were Sunday guests ot u ia ii irank Aboiwen Mrs Tuia Shehan and son, Fran CJR spent Sunday with Gene Shehan 4iid lamiiy in Ann Aibor Mrs Oscar Beck entertained her card club at her home last Friday fhft 4i 1,, on LjiH There were four out state Wdes, Cleveland Ohio, Wichita, Kansas Centedale, liL and Fort Uuyne, Ind COM CONTu CHURCH WJ AlfrW AW1, MUtr MrsFlorence LmugbtitUrpvxiht arv Choi Director Sun School Supu Herman Vedder Morning Worship 1080 Sunday School nr 1140 AIRPLANE PHONE UadioteSephTif sepcf from airplane m TiM Jced today by L d here fot ihe Mlchiai phone Company Strips id ,h I111 , W 1 ieations Tormissio h Choil practllt rt ofOWBC Michigan IUH permi, Wed eve 745 Challenge of the llllVMr Cro Thur eve 730 Communion Good Friday Service 2 to 3 pm aster Worship Sun 1030 am GOSPEL AiSUON Rev Ezra Beac r, Past r 1000 SERVICE to ard is nrinoMn , nianiTor , i T 1coniV,i J II ion to nreid trie nH t, x ice i shiptoshore facilities at Detroit and Port Tluron nher il oTipanies also have oMaind viiiai ernd ion It was indicated hai h n idinf of service to airplanes over lo frequency ehiptoshore fariltins is a temporary arrangement IVrnanenl faeiities for airhorne telephones Mine di at rs have always happened mure or ljs in this nation and then ,eenis to he no remedy for them We note that a big investiga tion will be held and that the mino tailed to install safety devices ord ered by the inspectors a year ago As usual they are locking the barn alter the hois,e is stolen This is tho worst disaster since 1928 33 are known to be dead and 87 more aro still trapped A blast in the mine caused by coal gas started a cava in Thug is somethtng pathetic about rriPn trapped in tunnels far underground and slowly sufficat inK to death without anyone being utne to aid them f W J Kelsey Detroit News Conutt in entator has his doubts about i Greek loan and doubts that it d will accomplish anything of lasting m Morning Worship ,, nr,rav ov a b t her home tart Fny SaaUyBSchooL 11KW rWr sat ,, Mie Alice Ue and 1 ,, 4 wabr Mdl veryhhfru ,rtrmlA MiMred Ackley, Clerk tg tochea, I , 1 of Mr n ruv IC IWIKUSMtfever at the Walter Clark battl for control oi 1 lunar w v , Xgrni the full nr tj m 5, A hia Ad LdP Kaiu3 and dauivhers in HOWelL T Mrs L J Swarthout and Lonw wvtliottt frd wife spent Sunday wieth Mra Edith GaUup in Fowerville Mr ly Coyle ha been staving wivn Mrs WeHha Vail dunng the snow blockade Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon wera in Jackson one day Ust iSTi Mrs Ftoris Ctarkof t roit speadif the wee with Mrs XjCmr and f n MOHH V V JITM Mrs Jro mp paJtof last week 0Ae mm mMm j a oung Peoples Meeting 30 OE3 NOTICE The regular meeting erf pinckney AC V V M11 hr ch stations win MW,fi out the country and will proM complete naUonwide covene At nrent, the senice i M Mnckneyl At presen ,hjn f Chapter no 145 O E S will , JTM of ,hiptorfore stations at held Friday evening, April 4th tJr ort HuroTlf and Chicago, ana 8 o clock The Chapter entertain r0gicaRO Nation is operated by sponsoring a Chrnethe Past Matrons and Past Patron I ,iB0 Bsll Telephone Com hostessefl, Mrs H at this meeting Keteham served Blanche Martin, Secy P1 Will , , effect Its principal object is to a weak king on the throne who b no wanted by his subjects and r tin the s tat up quo or things as tht now exist He quotes former Pr ident Herbert Hoover who said the only man who can stop the war is Joseph Stalin and why the matter was not put blank to him Apparently this and the British never thought this LADIES AID MEETING The Ladies Aid of toe church, held their it the church with 17 ing was done for the held in August The and members of the John VDroeihe of Detroit spent tfce home of Alger Lee and familf who Var BESSIE fIT5loat pawed baen at the Harry I JlasfnhAt Funeral at Cong AAA T1MEEI The time to ,paperror 147 lesteaeted to 4 Vl VPtfiCKNtr DiSPATCH Wednesday April 2J947 , ss axe mm ijmvi ws w 8Ty , AVON THEATER Stockbridge, Mich Fri, Sat, April 4, 5 THE HOODLUM SAIN1 A Drama Starring WILLIAM POWELL, JiSTHEK WILLIAMS Cartoon ,Malf wits Holiday Mho Schooner the Better Sun, TUBS, April b 7 BOYS RNCHf A Story of tha Rehabilitation of boy on ranch with BUTCH JENK1NSJAMES CRAIG Cartoon Newi n m ComingHome in Oklahoma, Gall ant Journey Strange LoVe of Martha Ivor MH HOW CAN j Iftr MAKE ME TASTE biTTER v WHY, ITS f ASY, MAAM, chortled the butcher These new germkilling lamps in our refrigerator stop bacteria coldthanks to invisible ultraviolet rays and tha means less waste and more taste lor your money For years, you see bu lcrs have had a difficult problem in keeping me both pare and fresh Refrigeration, of course, is partially the answer Refrigeration will slow up the growth of mold and bacteria to almnM nothingwill keep meat practically IOC pure Im refrer ijlon alone cannot nhvays keep rneit from iying out And when meat does dry oui, it loses its neutral flavor, juiciness and color Now, however, the germkilling lamp, properly installed, makes it possible TO increase the temperature and humidity in butcher shop refrigerators Thats because its invisible ultraviolet rays de stroy airbornebudciia before the meat is conrtminated The result Sanitary, ,SN eetsmelbng meat storage, for one thing Less chnre of meat spoilage in your own refrigerator, too, because vour purchases are healthfully pure andat the ame time juicier, tastier, more flavorful not irunken, discolored or dehydrated The germkfTttng tamp h not brandnew For some years it has been usedin many ways and with varying resultsto fight airborne bacteria During these years, scientists and engineers made a thorough study of the lamp to determine exactly how best it could be used As a result of this research, it is now possible for every meat market in southeastern Michigan to get the maximum benefit from these lampseasily A butcher need not know how to compute the required number of lamps need nor be an expert on bacteria counts or ultraviolet radiation For Edison specialists can study his problem and give him specific recommendations Theres no charge for this accurate, impartial ad,ice Its another example of how Edison scrvite can help Edison customers get the most from all the electricity they buy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimn I First National i Bank I a s 3 ID Hmil S Under Federal Supervision R S Meuer Federal Deposit In S S su ranee Corporation, All Do g posits Insuredop to 5,040 fo 5 each DepoeitfS S WHICH IS THE WISEST 5 S m WAY S I a 8 5 3 BUTCHERS ARE BEAMING Naturally rheir new germ kilJiriK lamps save them huh meat and money, fesj spoilage , no more rime and trouble lost intrimminx dstourtJ meat PS The customers like them, too There tea uatt more taite aod mure vulue for them THE CETKCST EON CO i i Quite frequency some one asks us it it is the better part 1 wtsdom to accumulate the money for something you want to buy and pay cash, lor it, or to borrow the money and pay off the loan in monthly installments Nat urally, the more interest you are obliged to pay on borrow ed money, the greater the cost So by all means set aside all you possibly can by making regular deoosits in a bank account before you make your purchase To those people why would rather en joy the use of the article befbre they have the full pur chase price, our advice is to pay down ai much as you can whenever you make a sub stantial purchase, and finance the balance with a low cost loan at our bank SYLVAN THEATER CHELSEA, MJCU Frt Sat, April 4, 5 COLORADO SERENADE A Western in Color Starring EDDIE DEAN, ALLEN LANE Cartoon g Sun, Mon, Tues, April 6,78 IVE ALWAYS LOVED la Technicolor Starring PHILLIP DORN, NIRA OHSPFN SKAYA, WILLIAM C TLRFEL IX BRESSART CAHEiUNE CATHERINE N LEOD Caroon Sun Show 24574745 70, 9,10 Wed, Thur, April 9 10 MY DOG SHEP Starring TOMNEAL HELEN CHAPMAN ,FLAME Plus QUEEN OF THE u AMAZONS Starring ROBERT LOWERY, PATRICIA MORRISON JOHK MHJAN and AMIRA MOUSTAFA ColnTISi8fr Kenny If Wondeful Life, fOSiS HOWEIL Theater HOWFLL, MICH S WF ITVAMP,M FUNDS 3 a AVAILABLE FOR SOUND S S LOANS s S REAL ESTATE MOTROAGKS 5 5 OR PERSONAL AT REASON 2 ABLE RATES Wed, Thur, April 2 5 KINGS ROW with ANN SHERIDAN, RONALD REGAN News Comedy Fri, Sat, April 4, 5 Mat Sat 2 p m, Cont u BETTY COED with JEAN PORTER,VILLIAM MASON Plu GUNNING FOR VENGEN CE with CHARLES STARRET, SMILtt BURNETTE Cartoon Sun Mon, Tues Wed, April 6, 7, 8, 9 Sun Mi 2 P M Cont intUINHiimaniMMaaMiHtuHaiMoi s I THE JOLSON STORY JJ Mrs Mae Daller suffered a heart attack Friday and is confined to her home Ambrose Eichman ana wife of Doarora spent the week end m,o In Technicolor with LARRY PARKS, EVELYN KFYfS WILLIAM DEMEREST, Bll I GOODWIN Selected Short Subjets Now Grapeififuit 80 size 4 Cor Head Lettuce 2 Cor Carrots bunch Potatoes Mich 55Lb B Coffee HILLS BROS I IB JAR Cheese K LB PKG SWIFTS AMERICAN 1 PIECE AVERAGE 1 LB fJa PICNIC STYLE ARMOURS SHANKLESS LBFuitipkin9Syinotis Best N02,zCANS Peanut Butter BEECHNUT I LB JAR iiiife i 7 21c 19c 9c 169 49c 19c 49c 49c 21c 33c AUCTION I will sell at Public Auction at the place 2 miles west of Whitmore Lake on Parker Road or i miii South and mife West of Hambu rg 01 mile East of Mefrrill school house on the c4d Henry fanu 01, Monday, April 7th Commencing at 1230 sharpy 7 HORSES 7 1 Spotted Horse and Saddle IfJay Geldinga 6 yrs old ISaddle ItJay Geling, 6 yrs Ad JBrowa Gelding 8 yrs old 11934 Chevrolet long wheel base Itruck in good condition HOGS 9 J 2 Fat Hos 4 POULTRY 45 Laying Hens 7 Mifscova Duckes i Easter 23 HEAD OF CATTLE BANGS TESTED 23 Fine for Gifts few Shipment of USHoyal OeLuxe 600x16 Tires j 1507 flannel Shirts,Boys 59 fOfl08ugar ktteys Gctie Store ipNo Black Cow, 5 yj old, he May 30 Holstein Cow,3 yrs old calf by side Holstein Cow,4 yrsoild calf by side iHolstein Cow, 5 yrs oid, due Aug IJersey Cow, 7 yrs odd, due Aug Black Cow, 6 yrs old, calf by siie Brown Swiss Cow, 6 yrs old, due Hcihstein Cow 4 ys old, due May 3 Heifers, coming 2, pasture bred vaccinated j vaccinated , 9 Head of Heifer Calves 4 months to 1 year old, vaccinated IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS 2 Wheel Trailer with new stockrack Farmall P20 on Rubber in very good condition 3 Section Spring Tooth Harrow McDeering 5 FtHorse Drawn Mower McBeering Corn Binder Gale Riding Plow Little Willie Riding ultivator j Set erf Breeching Harness Land Roller Six Barrells Riteway Portable Milker, used 6 months, Electric Brooder,500 chick capacity, Fork, Shovels etc HAY AND GRAIN 150 Bujhels of Oats , 300 Bushels of Corn 100 Bales of Alfafla Hay TRMS2oois to be settled for OB 47 of ale AJ OttLt AJFEMVZ STOkC 13SJS EAST MAfcW SHMET t V PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday April 2,1947 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoods Canned Qoods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie PtNCKNEY DISPATCH Entered a Plnckne, Mich Subicriptiou 1J25 a yen Paid in Advance PAUaTW CUBUETT FUBUSHBI HEN YOU BUY ICE CREAM BUY THE BEST THAT IS MADE Arctle Ice Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMacte to Detroit Lloyd Kendee Phone 64M4 Le0 lJfttis and wilo ol Walled Lake spent the week end at the K J honu Th following from here attended the Doxicr Masonic Past Masters night banquet Friday night Norman Miller, Jack Haimet Koss Read, flirt Millar, Clare Miller, W C Mill or, Ona Campbell, R W Curlett Russell Livennore Robert Mover DrKay Duffy was called to the Frank Behn home Thursday on an emergency case got snowed in and had the county road com send a snow plow out to open the roads The Misi Louise and Carlcne Zeijjlor spent the past week in Trenton Paul O Strawheeker of Grand Rapids spent Saturday night with his sister, Mrs Esther Campbell and I family 1 i I Hubert Read and family spent l Sunday at the Arthur Bullis homo j in Gregory Muriel Read, Alice Lee Ware, Dor othy Parker, Keith Ledwidgc Jac Hauics, Ross Lamb and Peach Pal1 mer returned to Mich State college last Thursday j Fred Read and wife are expect ed back from Florida around Easter They had not yet sold their trailer jwrvn la,st heard from K L Reason and wife of Detroit WHO are in Florida plan to stay un til May 1 Ona Campbell and family took Strawheeker to Lansing Sunday whivi he caught the P M flyer to Grand Rapids They continued n to Portland and spent the day with Mam ice Pernort and family OUR BULK ICE CREAM FOR MONTH IS VANILLA, CllOCLATK, FUDGE ROYAL, TOASTED HAZEL XlT AND WH1TE 1I0USK OUR PACKAGE ICE CREAM IS VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, PEACH STRAWBERRY WITH TOASTED HAZEL NUT, AND WHITE HOUSE White House Ice Cream is Vanilla with Rich Red Chrrries Try This for Dinners and Farles, It is Delicious CORY DRUG STORE Oak Flooring Thoroughly drivd thnauh our own kilnjf Siding Kiln Dried Slab Wood For St OYO T iroplacfi Mak Boftor Seedbed a C o fences Airs Edna Reason, and Leota and , Roy Reaon and family spent Sunt da in Pontine vith Fred Carpenter and 1amili Vvvd has been sick for Murray Bros LUMBER PRODUCTS PHONE 4581, DEXTER, MICH jih CPAMAM TIMED I Mr and Mrs C J iCUnton sponl ilh a SEAMAN TILLER wilh rdutlVlls in 1etrjt SPOT CASH HORSES 14 COWS 12 HOGS 450 Per CWT, CAfVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE rARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Iltis Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Because the wheels of the SIT , 71 i P I ere placed in front of r of at rKe sides, on oil of fl i cw, , Ocd models you can fil o up close to fences and J f Mr eedbed ot the same tirc Vcu J j ually increase your cop acn by p irifj hitherto idle iortd into pr idvciici The SEAMAN is the oriin farm J jtory filer J cjr r period f more ihan In It is SL1, ,lied A a full roigo c r kpoff end motorized models, trom J6inch u Tinch ti widths lt us fi more oouf fnc Sr1, He1 prctii i mr ir ,,1 ril crop conditions Co no ijiiJ tar it ovor day Chffrles Soule family of llow,11 spent Sunday at the ihdlip Hpifont o e I 1 , ,, 1 Martin and wife of Yp pint Saturday niht at the iitin home They had to walk uid a half through the snow iiw A I 1 up the D WORK na1 i mi Kb i ,, Ket there I u,, nnynd Ellis left for Cleveland , Fi ,, where he has enlisted in the , Mant Murine He served 4 years U S Navy during the war South Pacific 1,1 ii l Trn GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKEVIEW Ann Arbor Mich Phoflrie y026 Easter Ball onday Apr 7 DANCING 930 TO 130 K of Cf HALL, DEXTER, MICH MUSIC BY JOE BERGELS BAND srECiAL CALLER FOR SQUARE DANCES, DRILLS,WALTZES ttrinsr the Old Girl Out for a Good Time jotTsord by DexterChelsea Knitfhtg of Columbus LytCH WILL BE SERVED 75c , iKTt Munsell of oRfly and tHlh rfanford of Howell eulled at lh Albert Dinkel home Sunday Mr and Mrs Alherl Dinkel spent Sl,iav with GMahi Dnkel and fam 551 ,t Lake Chemung LISTINGS WANTED Alberla uinkol Were in il often have calls for property in , ,, ,, and around Pinclnjcy list you, Ana Arbor Saturday property with me pud I will try t t Mr ana Mrs Jay Shirey and sell Hr yor J,yin n at joe hospital Fred J Teepte Realtor, Thone G75 AlUi lw7, Tuesday a daughter, 708 West Grand River, Howell A,,1 A1 , Sivon Kay Ann Arb,,,, Jliy SHry nt and did 40 garaffet chfcjkrn or Monday was 1, full basement no , tK UIUU FOR SALEFive room house and1 icre of ground, furnished or uri frnished 16x4 oop combined li Aron 407 Stuart St, Pincknny Teh,rum Smith aie OH SALEDining room suite and j vl1 rJl , of a tahy l 1 upholstemd chairs Cash or will i the proue P ,,,jTV, 7 , J I rrde for stove or refrigerator y inn ,ru T,Ul 1 r H Reezley, phorr 120, Pincknoy oz rlie vme Deu hcrs0l K s POR SALE1041 Ruick, 4 door, n ,1 ,11 Mi Smith is the ndio and heater, black and jrrey pit d, Ilov prank I lone Wesy Reader ,,,, dauLmter fteffeef CU6ENE B ELLIOTT SUPEfilNTfNDfNT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION KENNETH M STIVLNS University ol Michigan ilM Mnckney, Mich, phone 0 llehn Pinckney eador Alive HORSES 14 COWS 12 PIGS 450 a Cwt Fuin Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men K L FARKER, Axent Phone 88, Pinclm Tbtj FASTEST Dead Stok fWce in Michigan Central OeadStoekCo AUCTION G JOSEPH HERBERT For Regent, University of Michigan Retain Eugene B Elliott in office This outstanding candidate is nationally recognized as an educational leader He will continue to improve and properly administer public education in Michigan Continue outstanding government in Michigan by voting for these Republican candidates They are leaders of high character and purposeexperienced in government They will give yci decent, clean administration of their res pec ivo offices MfCHlUAN of Liviafffttoa I At 3 sewjiv said Court, held pi Frofcftte Oftice in the City of ill in uid County on the 31st i IfHBB A D, 1947 Hta, Willis L Lyons, OM Hatter of the Estate of Smith, M L llanaafi Smith having filed in Court his petition, praying for nae ta sell the interest of said in certain real estate therein ibed v 4j Ordered taat tbe 21at 4ay MILES NORTH OF PINCKNEY Oi WEST ON COON lKE RD HOWELL RD,FIRST HOUSE Thur April 10th pointed for hearing said jetitioi and that all persons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place to how cause why a license to soil t,he interest of said estate in said real estate should not be granted It is Further OrderedThat publir notice therr jf be given by publication it a copy of this order for threifeccesgivo weeks previous to kid day o hearings fa the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspasw printed r wvBnAaaam aaa Bjfcm vsHHiy im JL hme mS late Ofid M AT 1230 P M Poutpisneai xifom Mar 27 Full Line of Farm Tools j D Medet B Tractor Hofetein Cattle ElME HOLLOWAY IHMWf If GATES Maj0ft LOUISA DURHAM For State Board of Education B MORE For State Board of Agriculture CUJNL BROOV for SMt Board of Afriosruir V ReElect these fine Justices of the Michigan Supreme Court loos for tf 5 B JP ujpuva wi i liin wpqauj rMNCHNLY D1SPA1CK Wednesday April 21947 Classified Now Available IOT WATER HEATERS, ISINKS, MILK COOLERS, rOlLL i COMBINATIONS, CABINET WASHING MACHINES, ELECTRIC Want Ad WNTEDTo buy a or 6 m modern houfc in or near Pinckney AW have a few vacant lockers to ren Floyd Martin Phone 12 Pinckney, Micch Neighboring News Ground was broken at the Univer sity of Michigan for st new matee nity hospital to replace the old PI building now used which has been termed a fire trap It will be ready in the spring and cost 1,260,000 PROFESSIONAL CORNER PUMPS SEPTIC TANKS AND OIL HEATERS ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS ITWENTY f20 T6 20 TWENTY PERCENT OFF ll FOK SALE My home, all modern, rxw oil furnace 352 Unadilla St Phone 70F3 Mrs Grace Kunciman The Dexter school reorganization I meeting set for April 7 to discuss reorganization has been postponed Mrs Margaret Burns, of Pinckney, is a patient at Melius hospital, Brighton j CKNEY SRay M Daffy, M D Puwckney, likkigu Daily 1100 A M to 2jmtfc M, Except Wednesday Mon, TueFri, Sat, 700800 pm DR G ftLMftCLUbKEY DENTIST112H N MioaiaFOP SALE20 tions Glennbrook Stock Farm Glenn1 and alfalfa hay Mrs Louise Glenn crook Road WANTEDTQ Buy J 20 acres, good grcoind, good buitdingsreasonable Write Merritt H Brown, 2300 So 12th Ave Maywood, 111 buy Brighton wiJ hdd a soap box deri by m cowetiau with their July 4th of timothy j celebration f i Office 935 JUajdeee 14 Eveahsga by Appsiaft Howell MUaiger le VanWinkU DOB W Vaal Ckrles K Attorneys at Law Ffeat State wd Safatg Bma HeweUf Miislpia 1A1S T5H MARION BEAUTY SPECIALIZING 7N PER 0 Durincr arm,, i , SriiUlALlZINU 1W FEKJflATlENTS b2TuoerW rek Prii 5th4a 4 MACHINE AND MACHINELESS fly ovf nHmy Qmbers wil1 ALSO COLD WAVES cipal Xes g n nd ther prift 6 MARION JARVISOwar Floyd Folder of Brighton has the J L ARNET ft SON Ann Arbor, Miftfcif aa HAROUCHUIB Howlfi Michigan Local Keresentatlvo Iffiumeats Markers BOYDELL M1NH VARNISH HUMEISI HARDWARE r I contract for the, consti tion cf the new Whitraore Lake theatrelt is 47 xl40 ad seats 610 Herman Koenlg, Brighten realtor, nominated for assessor has decided he does no want the office and if elected will not qualify VVilhni Bentler is the other cundiate ami Charles Spencer, former iinckj resident is a sticker candidate 1670 cows in this VQI bred artificially last year Rev L S Brooks, retired Jres hyterian pastor of Howell, Brook WANTEDTo buy Spring Lambs Peter Costas Spears Rd Pinckney hay lightly mixed with alfalfa QleenbrK frltook Farm yGtenn SHEARINGSee or call H 2b, R 3, Howejl, Phone Brighton 288G or Francis Shehan, Pinckney Phon 521 LOSTFriday m the aonic temple or or the ssreet a silver earring with and methyst setting Will pay reward for return Mrs Ross Read , feel I ln and Detroit died at the home of PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phon 3F11 , Pinckny, Michigan Phoi UU were LEE LAVEY fAPERHANGINGReasonable ect your paper from my new 1947 sample books Ethel K Bauer j , Phone 319LDexter becLn dead fo some time his sisterinlaws, the Misses Porter in Howell last week His wife has HERB SNELL, 183 107 E Oread tv Howell, Real tate, City, Lake and Farm Pispei ty A Speciality Lit You Property With Mo LFrTTAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pbu 59 3 Pinckney Michigan j mijg MARfIN J LAV 4 AftsejaMf Vav Paw tg rtjSee IM Phone rTiW6 Ror iriig 8717 Lafcesid, Oriv L State License G AD Rush La1 a PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMJt Modern EquipuMt Ambulanec rrio hani 39 ftaekaey, Mchira SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTKL ROOM 70 o PHONE 42 9 NN ARBOR MlCai Soy Bean Meal 425 cwt FOR SALEHoover Vacuum cleaner in good condition Mrs Ed Parker this fall FOR SALEA good cottage at Rush I 21 different school districts Were Lakd priced at 2,250 represented at the school leuianiFied Xteeple, realtor, Howell zation meeting held at South Lyo The price, for University oT Mch 1 STANLEY BERR1MAN igan football tickets will bo boosted Attorney at Law FOR SALEA good piano Ed Kenny, Rush Lake FOR SALE Baby Chicks from blood tested Large Type English White Leg horns Order Now I SQUIRE HATCHERY Thone 305 W Ho wall WANTED Paper ol alt kinds, Iron, Rags Coppe Harry Prisk FOR SALEsiabwooa Buy NoWi Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 44 Howell, Mich last week 207 Kat Grandq River, Howell Notes of 25 Years Ago FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr fj AVAILABLE NJW Farmers Feed Supply Cm, PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMffr of of Hvlont and Real SHIc Hotter Nylons and Real Silk Hosiery great beauty plus long wearing qual ly by Nationally Known REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS Also lingerie, dresses, sweaters and menss hose Sales Representative Mrs Catherine Heath, Pinckney Fhone 58F0 Housewives 8AV B YOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortage Mrs James Markey, no Catherine Morgan died at Fort Huron last Wednesday Shi, lived in linck ncy for many years Her husband died in 1909, surviving are i sens and 1 daughter The funeral was at Port Huron with burial at Pinckney Frank Allen, a former mail carrier, died in California last week Supt Courter of Howell schools has resigned John S Page of Bliss field a schoolmate at Ypsilanli ct J P Doyles has been hired Win Dixon has moved from th Tiplady to the Dixon farm in Unad illa Born ta L J Swarthout and wife March 14 a son Wm Kennedy r is critically ill at the sanitarium C J iClinton, Mr and Mrs Le Lavoy Roche and Hollis Shehan Will Jeffreys, Lee Lavey, Ambros and Lorenzo Murphy and Charles Clnrk attended the K C party at Ann Arbor Sunday, This issue contains a letter from Lester Brennlngstall who in Cropton, Montano, with Edwin Winans and Dan MulreadtHo says HO bush ls of wheat per acre is the average crop there Lumber is plentiful and is 1800 a thousand The boys are living in a log cabin they built there at a total cost of 1500g He sent his mother a very fine coyotte hide tanned UFTOMtiKlbl 120 Wji UtWtiND MLR AVE nuWEu, MICHIGAN FOR AFPOlNlMBNTS fHOIW i6 KeMdebca 612 f khfKiUfcKAH i APPLIANCE SLKVICE FORMbRLY WITH MONTtiOMt YWARD HAROLD RADY 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCKNEY Phore 136F13 Pinckny A U CtlON EER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY I BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 County j STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate CoUrt for the OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in the City of in said bounty on the 17th day of in said County on the lUi day ol March AD,iy47 Present, IIon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate oi Arthur li Flintoft, drceased H appearing to the Court that the time lor presentation ut claims against said estaU should b limltvdt and that a time and piuco bu appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Cour It is Ordered,That all of the cred itors of said deceaed are reiui to pixjjnt their claims to said court at said Probate office on or btfore tlu 2Cth day of May A D, lJi at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and plaa being hereby ap pointcb for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further ordered, That public Phone Soutih Lyon 30H or 0811 SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POO CLEANED 24 Hour Servicr AllContent Hauled Away WALLACE DUNCAN Inspection Frep Modern Equipment STATE OF MICHIGAN County Th Probate Court for lle of Llvinftton At a sescion of aaid Court, held at the Probate office, in the City ot City of Howell in said Countyow the the 24th day of March A 0, 1947 PresentHonorabU Willis LLWIM, Judge of Probate In the Wetter of the Eitote of William Klawitter, deceased It appearing to the Court thai the time for the presentation of claims ajainft said estate should he limited and that a time and place be appointed to receive,, examine and adjust all claims and dennmds ajrainst said deceased by and before aid Court It is Ordered, That all of the creditors of jpaid deceased arc re quired to present their claims to said Cout nt said Probate Office notice thereof beven bypuYwion before the 2nd day of June lion oi a copy of thfe orv for thrce, DlJ917 jn dc successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and ctrTOILET SOAP tfl LIFEBUOY it world wide shortage of all Animal Pats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only got OM fifth of what they usd in 1941 Thk als affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor covering tc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been attle soap last jrM One oat of every nin cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved in Amerioftn kitchens, 4ont Wme your grocer if h has no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to your We Need them Leave Them at this Store fer acrraa MEATS AI Clarks Notes of 47 Years Ago i Miss Tresaa Conlan of Chelsea ts the guest of Mame Sigler, Lee Graham spent last week with Dr Bert Green in Stockbridge, Born to Dr and MrsC L Siller Monday an 11 lb boy Andrew Wilhhelm is moving in the Wheeler house on Mill St Charles Henry was bofcre tio pension examing board at Howell Wednesday Ella Black is learning the millinery trade in the Boyle and Halstead shop Dick Baker fell in the pond Mon while fishing Horner Reason has returned heme from the lumber woods erf the north Ruby Wright has hired out to O W Sexton of Chilsom and has moved there , While watching the work of repairing the dam, the plank on which I T Read was standing broke and he fell in the pond G W Teeple has a fine deer in the bank It was given to him by MBolIia Ttomas Shehan his bought th Schaffle farm LH Swarthout is moving on the Cordely farm lfiat Tresaa Melvtn is teaching in fee Wright sdMoi If ike Dwtn has rented the Kelly culated in said County Willis L Lyons, Jucfge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall Register cf Probate STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingtton At a session of said Court, held art Uie 1rebate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of March AD, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of May M Girard, Deced it appealing to the Court that the time ior presentation of claims against said estate should be limits ed, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceasd by and before gainst said deceased by andbefore saidv Court It is OrderedThat all of the cred forenoon, snid timee ad place biner hereby appointed for examin ation and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pubhjiJfcL J cation of a copy of thisorder, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinck ney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall , Register of Probt t iters of said deceased are requined j mail MePberson State Bank BANK BY KAIL Many customer of this bank who live outside of Howell heve for some I time found it convenient to bank by Will Dailey has rented Mrs E W Martins farm Married at ike bride home Wed Mary Bfrnie Anderpoc and Harry Moofe of Mart Chandler tae is workin for Wei at North Lake to present their claims to said court at said Probate office on or before th 2Gth day of May A D, 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointeb for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered That pub lie notice thereof be given by pub lication ctf a copy of this order once each week for three succes sive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said Ccunty Willis LLyons Judge of A true copy Celestia frirshaU, 4 llrt ster f Probate Perhaps you receive chf tjks in payents of sales of livestock, milk or other farm produce Just place them in an envelope and address thrm to the bank The bank in turn is pleas ed to mail you a notice of WBceipt at no expense to you Endorsements on checks should be in tir following form Pay to the order of JtPheraon State Bank For Deposit only S rtd John Doe Probate A 4otttJoa was keU at tfce Un4 M Boas Bead and 4 MSose Aytertaa kal Wedaesday Mikitwd and rloreace CrahV aatsai Ite Bow WhtfWm a tfct S icPlttsos SUe v to Waaat reasonable maid om Savings Boofcs mm4 of AM Isewai hw w 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, 1947 Description An account of the resource April 02, 1947 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 1947-04-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/33e40bfa09d4c133313c27107179f206.pdf 9daf54f38256147cb0e8c501b9979a81 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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much damage Tht Pinckney mlill pond got so high there was grave danger of the dam going out and a gang worked there Election News Putnam like Chicago went hi avily Democratic in the election Monday giving the candidates of that party increased majorities over 2 year agoj 408 votes were cast of 11 i wire straight Democrat and 68 straight Republican Stanley School News No is Current Comment Saturday By Sunday the danger J Dinkel was the only Republican to was past Koads in all directions be elected were flooded and M86 from the Supervsor Lynn Hendee d24810i railroad to Mt Airy was Closed to f L J Henry r 139 traffic Water here flooded the cellar of Hoy Hannett and put out his oil furnace Many village streets were flooded as the sewers coul not take the water away fast tax was adopted, state expenditures Clerk, Murray Kennedy, d,268, 142 Howard Head, r 126 Treas, John Burg, d 1C7 Stanley Dinkel r,233 50 High Com Bert Harris, d,216, 41 Erdlcy Vanickle r, 170 Rev Francis Mirpy, pastor Masses at 8 and 11 , m Novena Fridaj 1220 noon 800 m m, Preparation for Holy Oommvn Ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m mi Sunday 700 to 730 a m 73J to and one hour befoe early Sun mass , A mission conducted by tho Paulist Fathers extends April 27 to May 4, Thr Crimes of violence and ram of women are on the increase u Wayne county last week a ai year old boy befuddled by Uqi FIRST AND KINDERGARTEN We have tvw new pupil,, Juth ste U UIe Vrst, Und lkllUd women Udlihto bitoi, bJiaron m tho kindergarten Vs mUher for no aDuarent his makes or tnrolinient 5 apuarent r The first Vruilo iiac finished their Jim Judy reader and have started a new buuk Uown and Street, f UUi We had u teat in our now At the lakes the damage was Justice, Wm Jeffreys, d, 236, 102 A 1 P4Ub1 ,s inv,ted even greater Most of th people j Daniel VanSlambrouk, r, 134 llnto if iLilln Sl UPe 5n local governments Sine the sales low ground were driven from Justice, Aher Wylie d, 229 rrlate ni ,lAamiia Mievor,Tues their cottages as tho water flooded have increased 168,000,000 of them The ice at Big Portage was which 138,000,000 were returm d not out yet and Sundays high wind to local units Of government and J swept it ashore wrecking cottagis 30,000,000 retained by the State for direct state services to the people As these new needs have devrjoped frpm time to time the State Legislature has been in tne habit of seeking new or added taxes such as the intangible tax, the 10 liq uor tax, the tax on horse racing, and other levirs whereby substant ial revenues cowld be derived to finance the new public services by loc al units of govrrnment For every 100 of new taxes collected, the State of Michigan retained 18 and turned over 82 to local governments for their nreds A second way whereby local public services by home governments are financed in othea statrs is that of special local taxes The local collection of local taxes has the virtue of bringing the tax dollar close to the tax payer The and trees at Fox Pointe and near Tom Howes storeThe bridge there also threatened to go out There is much high land here and for that reason the damage was not so extenive as in Wayne, Macomb,, Oakland and other counties where hundreds were driv en fromi their homes and the Red Cross had to furnish aid At Saline the waters rose so high that a gang of men worked all day Saturday to save the Ford dam which threatened toi go and take part of highway US112 with it FLORAL DECORATIONS Mr and Mrs George Clwrbonenu of Farley Rd, weiii in Detroit on March 24, 25 doing the floral deorations lor the banquet in honor of the newly ordained Bishop Bab j breakdown in tax respnbity is cock at the Sacred Heart Seminar due to the fact increasingly huge Although they have been out of amounts of tax monry have been j the florist businiw for slightly over a year they were called upon Edward Parker r ISS Bd Rev, Wm Shehan, d,215 88 Jesse Richardson, r 157 Constables All Democratic Ed Spears jr, Wm Farrell, Homer Abney and Frank Plasko Dexter Township was all Democrat Supervisor Gilbert Madden Clerk Wm Clark Treas,, Elsa Bock Justices Georgq Clark iClarence Stapish High Com Earl Baughn Bd of Rev Paul Clark In Hamburg the candidates had no opposition and only 43 votes were cast The result was Supervisor Arthur Shehan, d Clerk Esther Carpcmterr Treas, J H Hooker, r JusticesChas Bennett, dg Cliff VanHorn,r, James Boyd, r, Bd of Rev ,James Featherl r w Paul Donncly, Wed,late JJIen Matthews, Thur intrntian of living, Fn late Alice Greek for William Cullinane book and ihosi with perfect uiv were Kuth Ann Monkres, Farle Jean Tuthill patty palmer, Letiy Lou Hammer and John Uurg Sirring vacation is uver hut of us must be snowhouiui had IU absent Monday We are j,orry iiubhy Kelly j, ill with scarjtiier and wjh him a speedy recovery We are losing two JIUJHI harlLco got ai onie we s to How II and Jiiinii Sat Whitley to Ialifurnia T34 I W e had our basket jradv lot Baptism was conferred Sunday lll K,sU, ,,uytiy Jasl ,,,,, Uiank Mr SwaYiluiufs iuum iloi helpinj with the buskets Here and There received from sources not within community Gov Dewey of New York would bring back local responsibility by allowing counties to tax retail sales motor vehicles, restaurant mein, liquor, theatre tickets and vending ing machines This woui rtiiae 84,000,000 a year he claims Cities would also be given new Mr and Mrs W C Miller entertained their children and grand children to the number of L for dinner Sunday 1 I The Harry Lee, 3 H Carr and Mylo KetJL for Allan Glenn Oesterle, son of Mrand Mrs Walter Oesii v sponsors were Mrand Mrs Leu res for Brian David Johnstone, s ,f Mr and Mrs Leroy Johnston, msors Mr and Mrs Harold John ton for Thonnns Norbert Winkle, son of Mr and Mrs lewis Winkle, sponsors were MrsMary Jane Hrefeld and Robert Gallapher, The month of April in devoted to the Feast of the Resurection of our Savior fJfe Hi i COM CCML CMURCH WMW AJfrotf Allard, AlinUter MrsFlorence BaugbiUrganist and Choi Director Sun School Supt Herman Vedder Morning Worship , 10t0 Sunday School 1140 ChoU practise, est vening and Mrs Jack Roberts in by the banquet committee to handle all delations The walls behind the speaLcs witn jr table at which Cardinal Edward Dt trojt Moaney and 33 bishops wero seated I 0rvilje Arnburey is seriously ill were banked with palms and embo u of M hospiUil Ann A,bor, tium, ferns, and large baslats ofL Mr und Mrs, Hoy Diiinijham gladiolas, roses and carnationsThe I Thursday same COsPEi, M15ION Rev Ezra Beachoy, Past r families spent Easter i Morning Worship 1000 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE All lwt o relunird to school a ter the storm, they are still out We wi,h to thank Mr iieade for Jitaiiiing the much needec niaps for us Harbaru VanSlamhrook ami Ci r vy Mroika weie the winners it the cipher down of the time LahJ of 4s We liad an Master cgx hunt oj ihursday About 10 y, win hidden and it inded with the entin room participating and sme of tlu JURII school After JCcivine their Kaster has ets we played a 1cw ,eames The pie eating cn st of lemon and eheny was won by icoie Clark who got cherries In his hair and cars , apparent UAh wt m under the influence liquor and in the dispute which faff oued the women lost her life Thej voniin have now gained complete nil and ,ocial rights and gtand OV th same footing with men but iq Kalian this they lost something1 winch will never been regained Iu iu UAi saloon days before pronibi ii ion i wwnan was never seen in m alow A saloon was for men and ihey vtn, patronized by men only Lea ui,Jy a women came to the ur J,,i iih a pull or pitcher unlirv rslal rajiped and tho bam iuhveuL hr pail and filled it Sh i thought of stepping inside tho low ihirinjr pnJiibitioa this age oUi Lstotn went with the wind and the I imj pjtfS and sjjeak oasies be an io bu jiatronized by women who Raided it a, exciting und stylish d d it i r u thrill When liqnoe va ivaii hgalied the women CO ii their patronage and as many von a nii frequent these place vfiUi iiift has undoubtedly in of violence ira eiiiiK 10 I I babl be stage decorations were the additional taxing power MichiganThe speakers table had 6 large might do weJLJft investgae the bowls U red rosr The 36 tables Hew York governors ptem arranged to seat 700 priests, each had two bowls ot daffodils and THIRD DEGREE DINNER Livingston Lodge No 7G F and A M will be host to Northwestern lodge of Detroit on Saturday even ing, April 12 at wWLh time this lodgci which is composed mostly of Scotchmen will come here to confer a third degree Lodge will open at 500 p m for examination and to conferr the first arcticm of the de gree Dinner will be served at 700 p m After a short program the visiting lodge will conferr the second section P W Curlett Sec plurple statioe The balcony was banked with palms and a large basket of flowers placed in the ccntir, Mr and Mrs George CharbonnConservation Notes The last state conservation magazine carried a picture and artjples on Charles Shaefer of Chubbs Corn era who draws wildlife pictures for the magazine Among the new laws proposed in New York state is one to legalize hunting with falcons 25 miles is an average run for the 138 Michigan conservation dept a fox to lead a dog on The flags are going up again on strjel towers for fire watchers A two percent increase in gas production and a one percent de crase in oH production was the retord in Michigan last week The aandhill cranes have amvt4 at the Rose Lake sanctuary 8 weeks late this year eau, until a year ago owned and operated the Graemes Flowi rs in Detroit, where they were specialists in large church and banquet decor, ations Among thrjr many large jobs were the church and banquet decorations and also the open house for Cardinal Edward Money upon his return from Kome, the Silver anniversary of both the Sacred Heart and Visitation Church, the Micha Movie Producers Ball given by MetroGoldwyn Mayer and tho Womens Railroad Association banquet They also made present tion bouquets Brian Donlevy,Susan Peters and Lawrence Melchoir, MetvoGoikryn Mayer stars, upon their personal appearance in troit Mr and Mrs jCharbonneau moved to the Pinckney farm on account of thrir daughters health Mr and Mrs Kay Dfllmgham call ed on his brother, Doti in Wt bhervtlle Sunday The latter enters L ij M hospital, Ann Arbor as a patie moay Mr and Mrs, Roy Dillingham called on Mrs Ann lacey in Fowervi lle Sunday and found her able to up and around again eroy Ellis and Curtid Brown are among the class o over 500 who are taking the 32nd SjUHh kite degrees in Detroit tiil e Mrs Lulu Lamb was coiled to Sagatuck last week by the death of the mother of Mrs James Lamb Gordon Lamb of Derr t and family spent the week end here Gi raid Henry was homo from Rosecille over the week end Miss Muriel Read was homt, from Mich State over the week end and had as her guest Laurie Schwaygo Dr Steve Brown of Detroit called at the Fred Read home SaturDe day Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Allen and Alberta weir Tucsdaj night dinner guest of Mr and Mr Ed ward Maas Mr and Mrs A Newman of Milford md Mr and Mrs Frl Mia offHowcl were Easter gue Mr Sunday School T 1100 Superintendent Wi,lbur Leidig Young reoples Meeting 730 Dr Harlow Shehan and family of Jackson and Mrs Madeline Roche of Ann Arbor were Easter guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shrhan Kenneth Reason aid family of Ann Amor called at tne nome of Mrs Edna Reason SundayT Mrs Nettie Vaughn is isiting at an d V MrL Ed Maas Mrs Elizabth Brown an and Mrs John Bell were in A n Arbor Thursday The Misses Alice Lee and Ls Ware were Eastrr guests of Mr and Mrs L J Henry Wm Lamb and family of Ann Arbor wore Factor usts of Mr the Roy Merrill horn, in Webster of Stockbridge spent Mps Jj Meyer Grcuit Court New T There will apparently be n jury cases this term as none air ready for trial Judge Collins held court Mormay and Wednesday last week Fern Miller wtas granted a 4iroroe from Ford Mils and Lena from Otto Beasert Wednesday was taken up with the contested divorce ease of David vs Margaret ftutaaa A settfesftrnt was finally arrived at Martin i Lavan end Maurice hews urn mail aUXMOat IXWE tfart ber the fc nKMt nanstwl times Bend fctfrfs amaang Mary Holt last Thursday with Mr and Mrs e J Stanley Dink, 1 and son t ved back frn the W ter Hark Mrs Stanley Dinkel called on Mr home to the W PL Meyer farm anMrs JarL Brogan in Gregory i f SJK of I irAaxr home were Gene Shehan and lam oM laM Thursday Ann Artor nnurrjsw Neighboring Notes Six one story buildings compri sming the Chelsea Fibre factory at Chelsea burned last week with a tors of 300,000 Jean Davis is valedictorian of the Fowlerville senior class and Donna Coffry, salutatorian Rex House has been named sec treas, of the Livingston County Mu tural Fire Ins Co to succeed the lat Ora Holmes Dr D A Cameson former Brighton doctors, has opened offices in the Industrial Bank bldp, Detroit Alliscm Brown, 7, of Ann Arbor who wore her mothers 2200 rinq to school and lost it, it was saved from disaster when it was found in a lining of her coat 15f Ann Arbor hiplTsohool students left lajt Sunday for a trip to Washington D C Dr Jacobs and family of Howell have gome to Florida for two week Thr, old landmark in Howell, known as the Wiltse apartment is being torn down This was at one time the Hotel Rupert Joseph Coffey, 27, Fowerville, and Lloyd Steans, 18, of the same place havr been arrested for furnishing liquor to minors The City of Howell raised 153o in the recent Red Cross drive Two candidates for mayor of Brighton last wek Tom Leith and Paul Kinjr ley each ran page advs in the Hriphton paprr John Kane member of the Whitmore Lake school board informs us that it would cost more today to build a 4 room addition on that sc oil than it did to build the entire school several years ago The Whitmore Lake schools srveral teachers have been given 40 a month raises bringing tjieir wages up to 280 a month Tho 4H Club finally had th style review Monday IvciinKThosi Uttin gold siiiU v cjc Ioolh Lavcy, Lorna Shiilc and Alildjrd lioherttiThoe fttirr liui iilion were Nancy Nay, J na Shirley The leaders were nd ,id id will, tl r judging this year Our rootjn did not ta of 800 Kat r M ai We with to cNtend ter to all our iarent thi kf a trip lilt year in rip o Yell dld not be HIGH SCHOOL NEW The seiiiot class w into northern Michigan i a bunh The tallj d ,f owstone National Iak r worked out Th bast hall tea i game has been postponed util next week Turday with Ann ArLor Jnow and rain lias picntid them fom havin any praci far The Sijiiur la oxji it to jnjt on another play some timei nextnon Ji entitled Nuts ad Kolts SijilT, plan fur revision ot tatr constitution has been ap tlie senate and will prov the house However it is kiown a a study commission anT is t hr imposed 0 one delegate l r, ,ch tjic 7 congressional listuct, Its aiaiii pnijjose is to over haul iu u strut tare of thi state hut other matters will be gone into inchidiiiu reapportionment The con tjtiitj,in pijides that the con Wiinien, rejreseiititi s etc ara to he apportioned according to tho population ,ut this has not been iollewd y the legislature with the cet H, Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and other counties have ui ver re1 vrd tlie i presentation they a,ro utitUd to Inde this constitutional revision they will undoubtedly ain iioie pre cjitition Michigan lo er rhance to m tjhc iimijight last vek when Maine wits the first late to ratify the onstitutional amendment limiting a president to iw elective term Miriiipcan ratfffed the amendment on this same day Only one Democrat was present eV he voted no All other Demcrati were absent Similar laws have been introduced during th last 100 years but never ,A far If the late IYankliit Koo evelt had not been elected i, iderf this law would opening ,, not have 1cn hiard of v pioyear py Eas SPRING CONCERT APRIL 18 The hisjh school chorus and Glee club will jdve a muj al concert iu The annual attempt is being mad1 to take the state out rJ thn liipior IM iness and turn it over to private individiials The sum and substance of it is that the state got M0O,in0 out of the liquor business last yiar and private individuals want thi themselves Now tie state needs huge sums of money , u u i i A ito canv on tle projects wiich the the Jinckney hiyh sjhool auditor i, , u ji ope have thrust oh rt and liquor ium on Kliday evening April at 7 4,J p m The program will con sisi of claical and smieas icvenue provides a sizable amouht yj otf this If ilie licjuor traffic is to muic oip an lri Laoa and 1 i t I a iilleVl OIOS, , iieV nue d the soloist fu the ivtiunr A eomjjlete program will apjHar , in the paper next wick An offer ing will be taken U,i music dept Mu ae otrs and the public are in vited , we know you will I njoy our program U Mr Gilbert Hailey f Adrian coll ege is guest soloist fojc the evening 1 f y tOBITUARr Puneral services won held at the Swarthout Faneral Home on Friday for liessio Cordley Fwartliout, aged 42, daughter of Mrs Hattie O and tho laic lleiiran Swarthout In Vt sies passing Pinckney has lot one if her Uvt loved daughters, one whose qualities of mind and heart endeared her to everyone duetts r r behur Adil shou profi to afi, lualicj in Mihi fly it is thn the take the bulk of the r and whu time and talent vaBorn to Lloyd Tuthll e wfe Uvishlv cxftendL rvcry nobe Green Oak CElla Green March 4 , 7 a son, Richard Lloyd Mrs Tuthill at one time taught in the pent Marfckr school here I causeThe doceatd graduated from Pinckney high school after which she pursued tU study of commercial art Fhe was a devuled mem ber of the Congl chu4 h and active in various religious and social Mr and Mrs C J Cnt spent nw tne rek end wit Mr and Mrs of Brighton Walter Clinton in Detroit L1 , Sunday calter of Mr and Mr 5S of HMnnd NcMALlXNCE OF THE CROSS Ralph Clinton were OraW Clinton Krie Koe aim ramny andife of Detect and Frod Berry, The Chafe of the of HOMMIL j Mark Naah hoaae, 1imi presented to a very apprecia Mn, EulidV Butttewan of Hoiton l,pent k fJZE, I sir MrBeUl Ken a Mra Blanche My t lW t i Jf CLS21, i1Z nd r a i organizations roiwt Hep immociiate survivors are her edy and two brothers Arthur of MrsBeth Kenuff Leona Camphrill, Virginia and 44 mmJi tt4th Ifr W4 i Itin COT wr in PoMiac wat very ootiandinfr v M Saturday and ttendl a shower part f Evangel ard all o Ifor Mr, tank Ywr t the Doininkoere well taken Due to tfce Mm GMTCS dark of YpOanti r JTTT t rJi vin a SoiHlay of Mr and Ma ,11 Walter dark Kancy mM Ca4fcrln of Dl Vntt Cuk Mr aM Mn M Mm nd MAMMMJE LMrmw 1o with in her illness Shir Detroit SENIOR CLASS DANCE X r The Iinckney high schoW seniora will hold a dance at the school oe Fridav, April 11 at 9 p m Muic by W J It Rythmaires Daoet lirt old, part new The public ia iaV1L mMBMu PAST MATRONS St PATB0H3 The O E S honored their Mat runs and patrons at their at Friday night Following APPRECIATION I wish to thank the eting the past matrons and irons put on the memorial for tfct hearted memUcis after which tarn officer, of the chapter put on a pronam txnd pitsented each with m, fift Mrs Hazel Parlarr of the past matrons club hc chapter with a gift for thn kitchen , , 4i TELEPHONE STRIKE The telephom strike on the Bell lines which went into Monday kaffected Pinckney long distance calls or HowU vice was amiable and only calls in cases of emergency fire,si kness etcmrre pot Tues this was modified to local callsxrties havinr dial were able to make their voters i Mr Mikhxd ooks and wi1 HLA f99 S Putnam tcAvndhip for the support 1, of IcalU Provision was exprffMI 4 WTI 4 fatriktcf ef fW4 , of Mnfii Barara McAfee ifMmt the wek and Mrs, WTTtt Cterwood St4 Ihittilin, ilnJDetM Lynn Hendee Mr and Mm Henry Haock of Detroit are viaiting t the 4Cwriett u I in in nil r u eB fKawm mBa H maXw made for emergency Us The eperaien are il a week raise, m m ,Cl L w aAJ SXC amKmCKNEY DISPATCH Wedaeafey April 9, 1947 AVON THEATER FrL, SaL, April 11, 12 GALLANT JOURNEY A story of Mtn Got Winfs end U rated very food witk CJLEfiH FORD, JANET BLAIR Comedy Ady PUya Hookey Cartooa Cagey EireF Sun4 To, Apr 13 IS EASY TO WED U TtckoieoJor A Coesody Sterrtag VAN JOHNSON, ESTHER WILL SYLVAN THEATER CHSLSIA, MOL Fri, Sat, April 11, 11 I O S S Sterrtag ALAN LADD, GERALD1NE FITZGERALD Cartoon News k Suo Moo, Twos, April 13, 14 IS MONSIEUR BEAUCA1RE A Coaedy Starring BOB HOPE, JOAN CAULF1ELP, UMSTuwnxi awTwiSANPATCK M MJ0,E jJJ, I Cartoon StooK C raedy Svn Show 3,57,9 j ComingHoldordo , Two Yoar Before the Matt, Thrill of Brazil When that blustery old wind makes the curtains dance and the windows rattle, its jun to hop into a bed already warm and cozy How come My new electric blanket, of course Mom likes it, too She sleeps better cause she knows Jm snug and warm no matter what the weather Sis whos pretty smart for a girl claims bedmaking is easier And Dad goes for it because it costs only a few pennies a week Missful, healthy slumfctf fc as close as the nearest Detroit Edison office or your neighborhood appliance dealer who stocks automatic electric blankets Made of pure virgin wool by firms who created electrically heated flying clothing, automatic blankets are light and fluffytextured In soft boudoir pastels, they wash beautifully, and one blanket does die work of three oldfashioned ones See them today and switch to heiter sleeping Satincovered electric comforters are ItHrnmSuuiSuHuB First National Bxnk Wed, Thur, April 16, 17 Double Featur ir z3 3 on to tfcc ,0, deftee sa fr ftUtt to ietvP ef tute iv lilt, tot U The DETROIT EDISON Co MUSIC FOR MICHIGAN, taring tho Detroit Symphony Orcliotira, Tutteay vnln9i at 7MWWJ NIGHT DEPOSITORY I This Bank Is now Able to Froviti the Community with After Hour Deposit Service This Will Make It Possible to Kener 4 Hour Deposit Service far Every Day in the Yeac, Includ ing Sundays and Holidays We Relieve Business Men Will Regard These Facilities As a Per onal Service and Convenience After Hour Deposit Servici, is the only way many business men have of handling money safelyit decreases the dangers of holdups and possible dr struction from burglary attacks The Night Depository easy to use and it is safe too Come in and let us plain the advantages of this service TEXAS PANHAND E A Western in Color Starring CHARLES STARRET and V HARDING flua ALAS MR TWILIGHT A Mystery with MICHAEL DUANE, TRUDY MAR SHALL, LLOYD CORR1GAN HOWELL Theater HOWFLI, MICH Notes of 47 Yeats Ago The election Monday was all Don cratic except for treusurer whi re Percy Swarthout was elected by a majority of 4 The majorities were Sup K W Kennedy 215 Clark, W H Harrow iii Tivas , P H Swarthout 4 High Com M Lavey 64 Justice, Klton Joffny 7 Willis Tupper TS Hd of Kov, James Marble 7j School Iiusp, Ernest, Carr 80 Constable Philander Monroe, John dialler, VA Sprout, John Spears, about To Richard Mackinder has gone to for 300 a year iManistee to work on a stork farm Howell, Ed Sheriden in Hamburg Jumps Purden in Unadilla, Walter Mark in Marion, John Hilton in Brighton and Albert Ward in Iosco H E Nix the photographer has located in Stockbridgv Charles Bumete of Hamburg has moved on the Lake farm Frank Pond has moved Into tin Wm Hullis house at Plainfield Hon Charles M Wood was not able to attend the town meeting Monday it being the first timr in 50 years he has not been able to vote The North Hamburg Sunday sch The new Masonic block is now Supt Henry Appleton 1st AsstJo oeupiiid Teeple Hardware have J IJoylan 2nd, Mrs J P Cartrell Sec, Lula I3,nhan Treas, Wheeler Martin Organist, Grace Naah Wallie Knapp was leetod up inool have elected the following off JSote of 25 Years A go The township electon here resulted as follows, the Democrats winn ing all offices Sup, A M Roche 110 Clerk, Dan Murta f Treas R J Carr 78 High Com, Patrick KennVdy G Overseer Casper Voll mcr, 64 Justice R G Webb, 60 Justice, Wm Kennedy, 94 Bd4 of Rev, M J Reason 05 Last week the Ford Motor Co took options on 2000 acres of land around Hiland Lake noved into the corner store and I Joe Gentile in the T Read Store I Reason and Reason will occupy the middle gtore Michigan experienced the greatest ice storm in her history last week The weight of the ice breaking down U lephone and light wires in many places Met fiatker is building a hotel and dance hall at Patterson Lake Mr Charles Reason has purchased the Joe Placeway house on Main St Mrs C V VanWinkle has acid house on Prarl St to Bert Hick On account of strong opposition there is talk of submitting the question of allowing a pool room here to a vote Under Federal Supervision Member Fodernl Deposit In suraaee Corporation, All Do posits Injured op so 8090 fe Thur Fri, April 10, 11 Mr DISTRICT ATTORNEY vita DENNIS OKEEFE, ADOLPHE ,MENJOU, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN News Comedy Sat, April 12 Mat Sat2 p m Coot u LONE STAR MOON LIGHT4 With HOOSIER HOT SHOTSKEN CURTIS Plus BLOND1E KNOWS BEST with RENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE Caroo Sun, Mon, April 13, 14 Sun Mi 2 P M Cont WAKE UP AND DREAM UHi JOHN PAYNE, Selected Shortt TuesTWednthur, April 15,16,17 KATHER1NE HEPBURN nf ROBER TAYLOR lo JUNE HAVER New UNDER CURRENT Nes Head Lettuce Ige iiie CO f A Cha Sanborn LB eDrcft 01omargarin Keko Shelford Jar Cheese Armeurs Corn Beef Hash PetMUktall WUtty Crocker Braalif ait Trays Btrav her ales FROZEN POLAR K Q MUftless Frankf arts WAFER 6UC0 LB FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST y ISA WfcSl UKAND RJVER AVB HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPewTBtemri PHONE 35ft 13 Norman VanBlalitafli ont ter with Plymouth friends LISTINGS WANTED 4 often have calls for property in Comedy and around Pinckncy list your tProperty with me wd I will try and sell p for yop Fred J Teepkfi Realtor, Phone 675 Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor is 708 West Grand River, Howell spending week with Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham IMBTMI FOB SALEFive room house and acre of ground, furnished or un frnihed 16x40 garage, chitn coop combined, full basement Eli Aron 407 Stuart St, Pinckney FOB SALEDining room suite and 4 upbolstentd chairs Cash or will trade for stove or refrigerator J H Beezley, phonr 120, Pinckney FOB SALE1941 Buick 4 door, radio and heater, black and grey 2 tone Wesory Beader Pinckney, Mich, phone 9 tied LOI aim u mily and Len uel Martin ami wne of Vpsilanu were vsecK IMU ittiiers of Mr and Mis Jonn Martin Norman Miller and Jo Gnliitm calleu on Jonn Marti a HumUy Mr and Mrs Harlow Munseii of Gregory were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert DinkrJ Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Lansing Wednesday CAN 2 CANS i Wec f altvaWar Cm Ft 4 P1NCKNEY DISPATCH JVdaeMky 9, 47 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoodt Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie febtcriptiou IX80 a yea Paid is Arect, rAtsT W OaWstf, Ml HHJW Kennedys Gen , 11 i i w Mr and Mrs Eli Aron had Family Reunion on Etuter Sunday, guists present were Mr and Mrs Paul Snoops and iamily uf Detroit also Mr and Mrs Ernest Ward oi Ann Arbor, Eli Aron Jr and daughter Julia and grand daughter Carolyn and Arlene of Detroit Nun Lodwidge was a guest at Barbara Tincher, of Howell, the first of the week Mrs Eli anor Ledwidge received a telegram extending Easter greetings, from her son Jerry who is at Guam Mr and Mrs L Vanlilaincum Rita Kennedy and Doris liyw were in Detroit Tuesday , Mrs Stanley Dinkcl and son, John Stanley were in Howell Friday Wayne Carr and family of Detoit spent the weik end at the home of Mr and Mrs K J Carr Murray Kennedy and family spent Sunday at the Stanley Culver home near Oak Grove Miss Madge Jack of Mt Pleasant spent thi week end with Mr and MrBw Robert Ackley Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson entertained fof Easter Clifford Cham bers and family Mr and Mrs 0 Jl Poison and Mrs Fossie ChamI rs Mrs Eima Lewis and sons were Easter pruests of M and Mrs Clay HEN YOU BUY ICE CREAM BUY THE BEST THAT IS MADE Arctic lee BW4P ewPwWawaasaw OUR BULK ICE CREAM FOR MONTH IS VANILLA, CHOCLATE, FUDGE KOYAL, TOASTED HAZEL NUT AND WHITE HOUSE OUR PACKAGE ICE CREAM IS VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, PEACH STRAWBERRY WITH TOASTED HAZEL NUT, AND WHITE HOUSE White House Ice Cream is Vanilla with Rich Red Chrrries Try This for Dirrners and Partes It is Delicious CORY DRUG STORE LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripitoMad to Detroit Lloyd Hondce Pboao 04rl4 Mcsdames John Burg and Lloyd ton Mollis of Hamburg VanBluircum were in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs James Hah Esther Monday Berqnist, are the parents of an 8 lb son, Robert Edward, born April W C Atlee who ha been ill with pneumonia is improving Mr and Mrs Earl Bauphn entertained their children and grand children for dinner Eastrr in Howe Memorial hospital, Stockbridpr Mr and Mrs Wilbur Eisele and riinrhtor, Retty vf Fowlerville, James Mall and children of Dexter Mr and Mrs W C Miler and and Glenn Hal of Howell Mrs Florence Baughn were in IiowI Sunday firsts of Mr and ill Friday Mp,win Campbell were Mrs Orville Amburgey who has been working in Jackson is home ill Tho interior of the Cory Drug St r JS being repainted Mi liernice Lament spent the week Cid with her mother in Det roit David Ledwidge and Jim Jarvis of Assumption college, Windsor, spent the weik end here James Muraii and ianiy of jlttle Creek wen, week end guests 1 Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer purchased an airplane arid made purchased an nirplane and made several flights over here from Det roit The former in a hrollr r f Mi Maxine Nay Mrs Margaret Hums who was in Melius hospital at Brig Id in with pneumonia, is resting at ihe nmie of her daughter, Mrs Jean Cunkiin in Pontiac Mrs Sada Moran and Mi and Mrs E Dusenbury of Flint ,pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S K Swarthout Miss Bernadinii Lynch of Kalamazoo uent the week end with Mrs C H Kennedy, M David and llenrieetta KKijly ol Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mrs Maine Shehan Mr and Mrs Lavern Conk f Chelsea spent Saturday at the Jonn Bell home Eastrr guttts of Mr ani Mrs John Hell were Bill Heard and sons of Ann A rbmr and Mis Marjoiy Curtis Gilbert Bailey who JS attending Adnaii iollege spent the week end herii and sang a solo Sunday at the i ongl chui ch Mis Marjory Curtis entertained her sister, Mary, who is attending ihe iniversity of Michigan Sat Norman Miller and P W Curlett attended a mr eting of Ann Arbor Lodge No r44 F and A M last Wed night Calvin Hooker is sic Fred Read and wife who have been spending the winter in Flor ida retuinrd home with their trailer Sal uidav SPOT CASH HORSES 14 COWS 12 HOGS 450 Per CWT, CALVES AND SHEEP BEHOVED FEEE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY r HOWELL 460 Tt Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Comare Wftft do you Hiin irs make eador Alive HORSES 14 COWS 12 PIGS 440 a Cwt Fa Animal Colketodi Proajapdf M m EsaVJaVawMat GwJba MM E L PARKER Aat fhom , Piackney The FASTEST Dead SfcfWvfct m Madtfc Central DcadStekCo Tfct jutto thinks wt aaki 15 What do yiu thitf tfity should make What are tin acts T piOc Uks 10 woe at f Actually tfci raVrtafi umi Mly 2 k 1941 Tl nmtfl tfci sinfe fm Walt, r aflriads ami U aafi at lust 6 Bit tttiwJt BWJCJU that em with tat raca trait rati iAcreast, tat rttim far 1S47 afli beoaiyaboMthatfttetri A UVJS TO M 10 2 3A hy it takes 6 to make the grade average, people think we make 15 sThey also thiok a fair return would be 10 UtiUraW t 1 Pr wpf aT AaaW mMmlm immm We Make But for the year 1946, with the bigt peacetime traffic in hkuory jroads earned only 2 , WF S ieas uiin oueui Jue oomparabie eauvup iwr other industries 3 r fir Yz low return n AOt band to find Since 1939 railroad have increased 62o and the of AW, mateViafc and suppUes at frjfbt IUB Lave just recently feeea inccoaBod aa aivacaje of oaly J76 8557a year after the flffiast 1 v v J 4K4heiaWaif WhMmm re in effect for only part of 1946 but be in effect for all of 1947 because if increased special payroll taxes on llroads and because of a decline in passenger business Whmi Doe fftfe MUmm Tern The answer is Kenty Your standard oi Living is the highest in the world because of MASS PRODUCTION But mass production would not he possible without MASS TRAKSPOItTAlIQM, which the railroads provide at low cost The kind of service your standard of living requites takes a lot of money for n3w equipment and isapcovesnents, lb c,ury out the postwar program lor terminals and So when the railroads make only H cents on each 100 of their net property investment, it concerns you The funds for future new equipment and improvements must come from railroad earnings and also from investors They will furnish money on virms only if theyhave confidence in the future earnings of the railroada ou Have Another Stmke Mm Tkk Fven if you do not own any railroad storks or bonds, insurance mmnsnine ai savings banks do SoyomstalLbawe AI special mtesestm seek that thexairoads are allowed enough to do a food yob for you We are publishing this and n dvartiwmwntn to talk with you ateawt and about matecs which ate taut to everyhody for If , ate inswafthe695 As fwovkLe m mm QL t ftar ISPATCh Wednesday April 9, 1947 Now Availabl e Classified A IOT WATER HEATERS TOlLE COMBINATIONS, CABINET IsiNKS, MILK COOLERS, WASHING MACHINES, ELECTRIC PUMPS SEPTIC TANKS AND OIL HEATERS ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS ITWENTY 20 Vc 20 TWENTY PERCENT OFF tt BOYDELL iMINnVARNRNBAimS HARDWARE imsff Want Ad WANTED TO BUYUsed cars, 38 up to 47 Will aloo buy 47s or orders on 47 s Curran Palmer DboO E Gd River, Brighton Phono 74U41, Brighton hXUl SALE geese and gander, gray Toulouse Mra reorge Kohdc Spears Road FOR SALK Parvr hangers board and trestle, papering ladders John Dinkcl, Pinckney FOR SALKOak flooring andsid ing, kiln dried, slab wood tor th stov or fireplace Murray IUOS Lumber Products photne 4CSJ Dexter, Mich WuTlCrMioou used cars and i truks priced to sell C Hudkins, Stockbridgc, 71 East Main St, wAKTEBtfo rent Pinckney Write rooms to PROFESSIONAL CORNER Mich LEE LAVEY one or mor Clessie Palmer start a liauty shpppe in 1812 E Gd Kiver Brighton or Pluiiu 5901 Brighton lvti SALEMy home, all modern, n v oil furnace 3o2 Unadilla St Ihone 70F3 Mrs Grace Runciman VOirSALEF Ions of Glennbrook Stock Farm ami alfalfa hay Mrs Louise Glenn brook Koad Having dtcidtd to quit farming 1 will sell at public auction on this farm located fc mile west and 1 and Va mile South J pingrec at 4780 Duhet Road or 4 mile soutn of Howell to Wrights Corners then west mile and mile south on Dutcher Kou4 on j April 16th AT 1230 P M CATTLE Holstein Cow, 5 yrs bred Feb 22 Jersey Cow 0 yrs, bred Nov 2A Guerney, ys old, bred Dec 24 Guernsey, 4 yrs, bred Dec 1G Guernsey 4 yrs, bred Nov 23 Jersey, 8 yrs bred Dec 15 Guernsey, 4 yrs old bred Nov 17 Holstein, 5 yrs odd, bred Nov 17 Guernsey, G yrs old, fresh t Guernsey, J yrs, fresh March 1 Holstein 2 yrs white, bred Feb j Holstein 8 r old, fresh March 3 2 Holstein 2 yr old bred Nov 2 Holstein Heifers 7 mos old Guernsey Heifer, 8 mos old 2 Guernsey Heifers, 1 mo old Holstein dieifer, 1 yr old Ray at Daffy, at PUekaey, Mieluama Daily U00 A M to 2 00 P M, Except Wadnoadap Mon, Tue,Frit Sat, 7008100 BL, OR G RMCIJUSKY DENTIST Attorneys at Law Ftea State aad Saviaa aaa Hawaii Iflee 3 Itatldaa 814 EtaaJaet af AfpaiplMM HttoaV afieaiaaa MARION BEAU G1N PI i op SPECIALIZING WyinkjiinT MACHINE ANb MAHiNEiJSS ALSO COLD WAVES Phoae 6 MARION JAViOwaer PERCY ILLIS AUCTIONEER Phase ftFU Pinckney, Mictifaa 4 1 Brood Sows Boar HOGS timothy Glenn 27 Pigs, 2 Soy Bean Meal 425 cwt Farmers Feed Supply G PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr WANTEDTo Buy 20 acres, good greiund, good buildingsreasonable Write Mevritt H Brown, 23UIJ So 12th Ave May wood, 111 WANTFfTo buy SpringLambs Peter Coftas Spears Rd Pinckney hay lightly mixed with alfalfa CKieenbrcL Shock Farm, Grenn1 KliKARINGSee or call H 7jb, R 3, Howell, Phone Brighton 2880 or Francis Shehan, Pinckney Phon 52F3 PAPERHANGINGrlWsonable Rel ect your paper from my now 1147 sample books Ethel K Bauer Phone 3191, Dexter I FOR SALEA good cottage at Rush Lake priced at 2,250 I Fred Teeplc, realtor, Howell FOR SALEA good piano Ed Kenny, Rush Lake iFOR RALE unonths old Baby Chicks from blood tested Large Type English White Leg horns Order Now I SQUIRE HATCHERY Phone 305 W Howell IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS FordFerguson Tractor with plow fully equipped I FordFerguson Cultivator FordFerguson WeVder u 1020 Tractor, rubber on frennt tires 1 3000 Rumley Tractor 050 Hubcr Separator with rotary Wck Olivier Manure Spreader MvCormiekIDeeriiVg Conn Binder nearly new Mowing Machine Deering drain Binder G ft cut Intcrnationad 2 horse Cultivator Kalamazoo Silo Filler John Deere Hay Loader Stirling Side Delivery Rake Bean and Beet Drill, 4 row,fertiliser attachment Riding Plow VanBrunt Grain Drill 11 hoi 2 S f Lion Spike Tooth Drag 1 FtSingle Disc Mowing Machine Superior Grain Drill Leets Ring Feed Mill Wagon with rubber tires Kitchen Range r HERBSNEEu Phoae 183 107 41 Ore ftr HoweU, Rl Estate, Ii City, Lake and Vl A Speciality liet You Property Wltfc Ma UcY UVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Plaoea 59P3 pinckney Michigan CEMET1 J U ARNEf4 Ama Arheii MlaUf aa HAROMa CHUBB HowJC Wmuoa Local RapreewtatH tomnaate w Market MARTIN J LAV t Amii i Paoa 18 B4aea ttel Eone 136F6 ReiK sj mm Aimm State 8717 Lakeaida Drta Licena Ruah L4ke RHWARTHOUTAION FfJNERAL HOMk Modern Eqaijattaat Phoagi 89 flaekaay Michif SEPTIC TANKS A CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Law ii henby unpaid oetition Howell 072 East Grandq River, FOR ilnsidTmiiTting, aTcTpaper hanging and 1D47 wall paper call Mich j Shulta Bauer, Dcxti ,r, FOR ALKFine 5 room house with i acje, of land chicken househop gaiage, 15 fruit trees, located on MW just outside of village Make me an ofir r Norman Reason Piukney Ihone 17 WANTED Paper ot all kinds, Iron, Rai HnDpe Harry Prisk Marcus Moore HAROLD, GATES AND SON Auctionees, Phoe Howell 1010 FOR SAIiTIflabwooa Buv NoW Thurson Lumber Co,, Phor fc44 Howell, Mich Housewives e A V E YOUR WASTE FATS l KhPKlGtKAJlON AP1 PLlANCfc SERVICE FORMtRLY WITH MONTGOMLR YWARD HAROLD RADY 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCKNEY Phon 136F13 Pincknty i I Make Better Seedbeds and Till Close o Fences I with a SEAMAN TILLER STATE OF 14ICHIGAN The Probata Court for the Count of Livington At a sesclon of said Court, held at the Probata office in the City ot City of Howell in aaid Countyow the the 24th day of March A D, 1047 Present,Honorable Willis LLWJ Judge of Probate In the Matter d the Eitte ct William Klawitter, deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for the presentation of claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointed to receive,, examine and adjust all claim,and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is Ordered, That all of the creditors of Mid deceased are re I quired to present their claims to f said Cout at said Prubate Office on r before the 2nd day of Jiune A D, 1147 at ten plcloek in the forenoon, said timee md place being hereby appointed lor examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for bate Office, be an, pointed for hearing and that all persons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said estate in said real estate shoaild not be grunted It is Further OrderedThat public notice there jf be given by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cirulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A trip copy, bate Offcie, be and is hereby apCrlestia Parshall, Register of ProJWtL , AS55F A U CTIONEE R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 Phone Soutih Lyon 3C60 or 9811 SEPTIC TANKS knA CESS POOM CLEANED 24 Hour Servicri j All Content Hauled Away I WALLACE DUNCAN Inspeetlon Free Modern Equipment McPberson Slate Bank Overcome 5 Shortag fiLUX 2oft aUFEBUOY i world wide shortage of all Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only fifth of what they used in 1941 This also affect paints textile, leather goods, floor Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been nttle soap it Ona out of every nine calces of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved kitchen, blrno your grocer if a has no soap bot save every ounce of fat you can and self it to your Because Hi wflll of tht SEAMAN TILLER f ore placed ia froai of the machine instead of ct the cleta, on oil ot the new, im j , oved moaefs you can till the soil Kjrst up doc 0 fences and make a jzr seedbed at the same time Ycu ac ually increas your crop acrece by puling hitherto idl kmd into production The SCAMAN k the of7W arm rjfary ffttr , serirr ovc e Prid of ore than ten It ij sipied JO a full range o rower takeoff motorized models, fom 3OUKJI to nch tiilooe widths irt vs tall yon more afcout rfte SEAMAN 1UER ono tot proctcot appliesions io trour fwm aad crop coedttioas Come ir no taiii it WmHd tkmm GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKE VIEW Ann Arbor Mich Photte W2k SOME INTERESTING FACTS Assuming Congress approves the v37i billion dollar budget and that three successive weeks previoustoyour incom x for the year is said day f hearing, in the Pinck1 10000 here is where it will go ney DispaUh, a newspaper printed ffW and Navy 80000 and circulated in said County J Veterans Benefits 19500 Interest on National Debtl33U0 International Loans 9300 Refunds on Tax Overpayments etc 6500 For Welfare and Old Age 4400 Travel Costs of Fedrral Officials 4100 Farm Assistance 1 3700 NonAgricultural Protects 3O00 Miscellaneous 3200 You will note that there is no provision for debt recivvient and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall Register of Probata STATE OF MfCHlOArt of Livingtton At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Itowell in said County on the 31st y of Marea A P, 1947 Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Jiiatter of the Estate of Bessie Smith, M L WMarshall Smith having filed in said Court his petition, praying for license t sell the interest of said estate in certain real estate therein described j 4 It is Ordered that the 21st day of April A D, 1947, at ten oclock in the forenoon, atsaid Pro McPlkrsaa Money to loan at reasonable aatev Interaat paid on flavtefli Bookj aad Tina Certificate of Bipaait AH aapoiatV aa to 1MOQM la by ar mennayihij I at tatis Stre mxaut MEAtit Ai J 9 , y f 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 09, 1947 Description An account of the resource April 09, 1947 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 1947-04-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f3da7cfe504204a334f485b469d0e57d.pdf bc473ce8a6ca9f6526e90629bba0a891 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. d EjSFing Festival f Mow aad aad Happeaiags of the State Tereahr Told From Lansing There ia a silver lining in the storm financial clouds at Lansing While gloom U thick enough at the office of the Governor and in the Legislative chambers to cut it with a dull knife, Michigan public school teachers Jv now believe that happy days are on the way Action by the State Supreme Court in validating the sales tax diversion amendment, whereby 76 per cent of the sales tax will be diverted back to home governments, has had the effect of indirectly raising taxes for local governments The taxpayer has not shown any enthusiasm or disposition to enact new taxes for his home government,yuy The Pinckney high school chorus and Glee Club will present tho following program ajt the school on Friday evening, April 18 at 8 pm The public is ivited No admission, freewill offering VThank God for a Garden anuV Gypay Love Song Chorus 8erenadrLois Ware, Barbara Haines, Mitzie Young Oh Lovely Heart and My Wild Irish Rose Neil Baughn David Aberdeen, James Gardner,L D Haines, Lois Ware, Mitzi Young, Audrey Amburgey,Barbara Haims Indian Love CallSally LaRosa Barbara Haines The World Waiting for the Sunrise and the Waltz You Saved for Me Qbmpletr Chorus Over the Rainbow Audrey Am burgey, Barbara Haines, MiUiri but he relished the opportunity, as a majority vote last November revealed, to diyjert additional millions of money collected by the State of Michigan back to his hometown and county for use by the public schools, townships, and villages DR EUGENE B ELLIOTT, state superintendent of public instruction, estimates that the additional state aid to public schools will be a minimum of 40,000,000 and a maximum of 55,000,000 Thus, state aid to schools will rise from the previous alltime high of 60,000,000 to 100,000,000 or 115,000,000 in the fiscal year starting July 1, 1947 Dr Elliott estimates this sum by a quota of 530 for each school census child Now 100,000,000 to 150,000,000 for schools is certainly a lot of money It should go a long way towards pay ing adequate salaries to school teachConaervation Notes Oil and gas leases will be sold May 12 at Lansing on 60,00 acres of state land in north enm ties Share cropping agreements have been made with 30 farmers in 4MWWBViOJBBWW aHOJMgan SOSfMMVfnff ff into cops 2OO0 acres of state lands One Alonef Leona Campbell Nancy Pond, Lois Ware, Carlene Zeigler, Audrey Amburgey Ava Mari Sally LaRosa Piano SoloMildred iHaines Lavey Lords Prayer Gilbert Bailey Tll See You in My Dreams and Whispering Complete Chorus Softly as in a Morning Sunrise4 James Gardner Barbara Haines Sng of the Night Evening Prayer Girls 3 Part Chorus Sympathy Leona Campbell,Lois Ware, Patty Redmond Garden of Tomorrow James Gardner Begin the Beguine Night and Day Glee Club Desert Song, My Hero Complete Chorus Accompanists, Mary Ann Campbell Rosalie Nash, Mrs Mrrwin Campbell Music lovers come and give these young people your support Conference Third Degree OUR DEMOCRACY SCHOOL NOTES dSent CamntSS A U S havef L Kaybrn 3 , hwYaunew put,ii in the SO ftgAT We THE ftlSKS OF THE OAD IN THE gLV DAYS OF OW DEMOCRACY THAT THE MAN VyHO CONTEMPLATED TAAVELUNC fVCrVd SHOXTptSTANCe FROM HOME FACSO HAZARDOUS ADVENTURE vSsA w y Richard Imus of the second grade is still on the absent list Doris Unutjad and Stephen Morfka were are only absentees this, week We mias Jimmy Walters on the bast ball team iHe ms been gone since spring vacation, and we hope he has not abandoned us THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES We have two new pupils in our room Ada Hefner is in the third grad and her brother Charles is in the fourth grade They iive on ihe Three Brothers Farm the past week because of floods and bad roads Our fourth grade geography has I finished the study of India We ex I anuned an Jndian coin and some stamps Janici Burns showed a stamp collection and some foreign money sent to her from ovemas We are making a blackboard bor eased 7U percent and the cott of clothing 13 percent, wages havu gone down 20 percent This wu not altogether a surprise to ua at merchants who iash pay check here have informed us that chock vsiich averaged around 70 a week in wartime and after art down to 40 a week and lower This has resulted in decreased buying power and tho merchants are felling the punch of it Such pay checks will buy few 60 coat steaks or 2000 automobles Of course in time this condition nag rectify itself either by an incxfcaat in wages or a reduction in prices in the meantime someone will take a beating TbDAV, SV CONTRAST, AMERICANS TRAVEL FRKLV FROM ONg END OF OUR REAT COUNTRY TO THE OTHER, AND SO SLIGHT ARE THE RISKS OF TRAVEL, WHETHER BY RAIL OR WATER, BUS OR SCHEDULEO AIRLINES THAT THEY CAN ENJOY LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION AT STANDARD RATES The state supreme court unananv piously threw out the petition of Attorney General Blfk to dt dare the sales tax diversion uncon atitution on a technicality and ordered thi state at once to start difIder of spring flowers and maybask itributing the mortoy to the scsoois Cities and township under the terma ox the amendments It ia bard to so how they could have ruled other wi,e The will of the people is supreme and in an election in which a big vote was cast the amendment was ar proved by a big majority Now the governor and legislature are caught without any plan to replace the money to bit taken out of the treasury by the diversion amend nient The governor intimated that hi, will nltommend a 2 mill addit ional property lax This was onco deflated but the legislature now may be forced to ndopd it a they have no plan at all tern Lodge, F A IjlgJJweY Fofd near Pinckney, Brighton, Highland Holly and Waterloo Only pinri seedlings now avilable are red pine and only 1500 to a person Of the great lakes area Michigan holds 41, Ontario 36 and 7 other states 23 of D3HHM2 strong, were guests of Livingslpfc Lodge of Pinckney Saturj day ntoWAl aomiflfiftri n gree in an impressive style Dinner I was served at 700 oclock to a large assembly Following the dinner a few were called on for remarks Among them were Horace Whyte of York lodge, Grand Rapids, and William Hamilton of Three Rivers, who as pire to the office of grand marshal in May, the first step in the grand lodge Since 139 the conservation dept J ime William Keith, master of Three has disposed of 1,328,000 acres if tax reverted lands Michigan rirg last week reached their highest flood stage since 1904 Despite mud snow and floods the usual crowd of trout fishermen is expected April 26 31000 pheasant eggs will be distributed to sportsmen 4H clubs for hatching this year X FAMOUS HEROES OF HISTORY LIVE AGAIN Great heroes and events of history come to life again in a fascinating, new page color feature that tells thr story of an American boy whose dreams carry him back to stirring daysSee DICKS ADDVENTURES IN DREAM, LAND in Puckjhe Comic Week ly, with thif Sundays April 20 issue of Detroit Sunday Times Notice Due to bad weather, the signup campaign of the Triple A in thi county has been postponed until 15th Rivers lodge, George Anderson, secretary of York lodge, 0 L Robinson of Vedic, Detroit, John Kelsey of Kilwinning, Fred Soger of Brighton, and the officers of Northwestern and Liv ingston lodge, past masters and life members were in attendance Most of them simply took a bow Council Proceedings Regular moating of village council, April 8 at council rooms Meeting catted to order by Some 26 years ago Mrofrwa quite well known in Pinckney and visited this place number of time This first time he was passing through here right after the fire whvh detroyed thr buildings now occupied by thr, Masonic block He inquired about it and then look ed over the water power then own ed by Richard Clinton The up shot va hr brought it and also mi moto land for ftowage sights He promised the people Vore to build a factory within a year Thi never materialized but he a few y ars ago came back and bought mou land here for flowage rights Just why thn factory did not become a fact is no knownWe were told by Porf Curtfe of the U of M that thr re was hot enough water power here to opeite v Vnitw was there at Broo places where he established factor ies and put in steam engines to operate there He also bought tnr i Mmv which he alPresident ParkerRoll call of off rjxter water power which ne JMvu All mamkrQ Vioincr nrrif J J 1 tnrmnnt for nearly ets4 Neal Clark fell and sprained his anklni Thursday evening Alvin Rohde is bak in school for a few weeks because they can not move until the roads get betUr Shirley Hadden had a birthday this week Pasty Lovell was the winner of thii third grade spell down and James Lavey won in the fourth grade I 4H CLUB NEWS The 4H Achievement Day Program was held at Howell Auditor ium on th evening of March 31 Mm Albert Shiley and Lois were leadrs for the ,liuay Fingers Club from Pinckney They had a fun ihibi arid were ver pv xl of the work done by the girls in their clubs There were fifUen members in both groups Those taking first year work were Barbara BeesUy Julianna Krahn, Jane and Barbara Nash, Betty eger, and Jam Lou Stijfer The Nash girls received gold seals Those taking second year work were Kathiyn Henry, Barbara Vatf Slambrook, falre Campbell, Dorothy Lawy, and Lorna Shirlry Mary Jean Kiiske was the only one in the thiru year work She received a blue rilloii and a gold fetal Mary Ann ampbell and Virginia Shirley took fifth year work They both recehid blue ribjbons and gold seals Lois took hir sixth yearin sewing and her eighth project She received a Jaluij ribbon and a gold seal Lois, Virginia and Mary Ann received County Honors Kathryn Henry Lois, and Rv Prancis Mirptrj, pastor Masses at 8 and 11 ft, m Novena Friday 20 nooa IKK f OL Preparation for Holy Oomman loa each Saturday 8 to t p m w Sunday 700 to 780 a Wu Sunday, April 20, 7th week of 64ts Novenna ,, ,, ,, ,,, r, Mission by Paulist Fathers is O Ann vvj ro on the Woiuunr to open first Sunday in May j bhlP Honor Roli Among the intr ntions are Mon Thr municipalities who wore promised Okfjrete naval armories are now up in arms because the Repub lican controlled appropriation committer is attempting to got them to accept quonsett huts in a sudden economy move The quon sett huts would be servicable enough but the naval program is a long time one and the cities want some thing that will last and at the aaoat time ho A ornamental addition to them icers All members being present ,wed to iay dormant for nearly f Dinkel, Clinton, Kennedy Swar rs bef0re he began to develop it thout, Clark and Palmer ork was stopped on this 2 Jn Minutes A read , and lpleted 4H PAPER DRIVE A county 4H clubs with true as eistance of rural schools nW bee announced by H J ,Hart, county 4H club agent The money obtained by the drive will he used to further the building fund goal of 10,000 for improvement at the FowierviUe fair ground set by the sponsor last April The drive will began April 21 and final pickup will take place April 29 and 80 Miss Gladys McCoUuma county school commissioner, urges ail rural stutents to save their paper and tie it in bundles for the pick up Kennedy supported by Clinton that James LaRosas Taverns lieenes be renewed Carried Motion by I Palmer, supported by Kennedy that Dr Duffy be reappointed Health officer for year Motioncarried Motion by Dinkel supported by Kennedy that Don Van Winkle betappointed Village Attorney Motion arried Motion by Palmer supported by Clinton volunteer firemen by the of last two meetings and it was nrver com approved Motion by I mi m TRICOUNTY LEAGUE MEETS There will be a meeting of all mana0rs, sponsors and interested persons in TriCounty hard ball ball league at 8058 Huron St in Dexter April 27, 1947 at 3 pm to organize thr league for this years Be sure to send a represen tative Guy H Jameson, res low mass for living Tues,, lato Raymond Miles Wed, late Julia Julia Shehan Thur, ate Dennis Shehan Fri, Intention of living Sat, high mass for the late DrJJ McDermottl Prayers rtquestrd for the sick and recent departed Baptism was conferred Sunday for Catherine Ellen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of Gregory, sponsors were Wm Mc Nichols of Chicago Miss McNich ol has been caring for MrsJohn son, her sister CANCER DRIVE Representatives will soon call on Council be paid 400 a call Mot u for adonation for the cancer Ion carried research fund Cancer takes more Motickx by Kennedy supported ive yr an all other by Swarthout that following bills diseases combined Give libcrally be paid VOLUIfTEJEJt MEMEM COM CO1 CHURCH Wm AKrod AHajrd Msubtar MioFlorene BmagbmOrgtnm ami Chob Diraetor Son School Supt Herman Voider Morning Wonftu , lt0 Sunday School H0 CAoix practiaa Lois received a medal from Kerr Canning Co and a Foley Ford Mill from Foley Co for outstanding work in canning last year Mary Ann was chosen as one of thnrje from Livingston county to go to Club Week at MUhigan State College Her expenses will be paid for thi, week by the county 4H This is a reward for outstanding The suspenion for one year of Leo,the LipDurooher the colorful fighting manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers will not have the support of the baft ball fans as he is one of the present day moM papula and interesting men in base ball and thr idol of Brooklyn His gen ius was so great that year after year with a team of hasbeens and cast offs he either won pennantt or was a last minute contender Ha kept his team at top sperd continually, a Brooklyn game meant a packed park His suspension is aaid to be caused by the fact that ho made the statement that Larry Me Phail, of the New York Yankees, former Brooklyn president, entertained gamblers at the Havanna, Cuba ball games Me Phail denied this and as the latter was instrumental in the appointment of base ball wrk and for taking a nunTber j HaPP Chandler to be projects I commissioner so Durccht,r istrict Spelling Bee for this In the death of H Fpfd ity will be held at thi Im k Micni GOSPBT auSftKP Rev Ezra Beachey, Pastr Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 THE 7TH AND 8TH GRADE The D commun ckney Auditorium Friday afternoon at 1 30 p m Everyone invited Carolyn Jaraslowski had a birthday paYty Everyone invitrd had a fine time The 7th grade are studying Mich igan They are burning a lot of things they had not known before, many of them about places neathome Twtjlve of our girls will sing special numbers in the Grade Sch ool Sing to be held in Pingkney Auditorium, Monday, 21 at 8 P M 5TH AND 6TH NEWS We are proud to annouor that our Music Festival consisting of the intermediate grades of Pincknty cracked down on Lavey Ins Agency for Trras AUTO ACCIDENT HERE I Young Peoples Meeting 730 Bond 320 I Two cars came togethrr here Fri , Detroit Edison Co for St Light 900 p m at the inter jTAUC ON INDIA section of M36 and Dexter road , Young Ladies Auxiliary exJunior Doyle goinjr west on M8IJ , had in hfc tar Miss Mary LaRoo ,Al Bobon and Nancy Pond, all of Pinckney Tlry were struck at tne l SZJ UU the rural area It wil b under jng Service J Jf ShuKs jplljWas1 Motion carried Kecieved from Co for 10531 Election j 769 Hamburg Twp 4 vv ,j your Village Clark at 8T A Ko Id ad tfeguU by phttte MUnd Addey sjoncc TO AstiEim Vittave ar Fke HLBiiiBifr tor la at aajjwy sss 100 for use of Fire Dept Nov tr v IS 194d and Nov 24, 1946 tooctii by a car dnvcnl Moti by Kennedy supported by 01 20 A,ftl Dinkel that meeting bVournad JJi Motion carried widge and Carol SMrcker, formarUiUrd ArkUv CUrk ily of Pinckney, now employed at Maey, viers i hogpit Ann Arhor CAMI m TffAMstl Bta cn badly battered Miee Iwlsli to exprU my siaoora 1 Jjf Jr 2 thank, to aU my friaads Vo l,,LS at ttot aotts oa Aaril Iwamawami wiaor eats as bruises at xm pons oo Apntj fcud a cut ia tfse baf k 041 riftki 1 nii b ft others only had mmmj twrn wtar injarie The mt token toj Piackaey nnilftartasa for first tend an invitation to the ladies of the commnity to meet in thr ConfCregational church to meet a graduate student of Ann Arbor on her native India She comes ta us highly recommended Timr is 00 p m thedim iction of Miss Qook, of Mich igan State College Extension Dept The public is invited so remrmber the date April 21st Monday evecing t 041 All children participating ar asloxd to wear white or light shirts and tks no coats or sweatersThe girls white or pastel dresses, no NOTICE I will have a community auction at Sails Fri April 18, listed are 2 Hayioadws, oae nearly nrw, 8 t lmmm ft tractor disc, 14 islA t bottom miaur eats biTrater Plow, and a oosapieta Uao w tooia Bait Wylie Auctioneer sweaters I Attend the performance and appTfieiate the wonderful work of Mrs Eloye CamphelL All part singing i by the Pinckney Inter way willing to ate a mediate grades land invutiaaiy rnaka The 6th and 4th grades are decoattBg the stage for the chigan and tho nation lost the one man whose one idea had the most to do with changing toa history of life in Michigan Thai first autoes were hand madjs and very expensive, only the rich could afford them Ford conceived thaV idea of a mass production whktt would make them so cheap that, everybody could afford them Thla he made a fact and soon his ear ire selling lor lc thai 1640 Highway improvement had, hstnj slow because it had to ha paid by a property tax Ford put auV many cars in operation that tJai, weight and gas tax from then soon sufficient for highway provement and upkeep so te responsible for Michigans systim Auto workers were from 250 to 300 until Fafst suddenly established a 6 sv 4m minimum waga in hit faetayf tic 1914 Other factories of eaumm had to follow suit Tula at raised the living staadatuu at working propse Many potdicted ha fyflf of he dumfounwed thasa ky money faster than over War thene waa eoaaidetuMa as uuti bier in Ford9 and invnriaai when ka did WHOM Tbe iaxaa aaa of Ma ld Mrs rjyoties CiJiriisiar amd Krujaat Miekat Oraae aUsfley , inveetigjVa uka aufilwt ami at saa Mm V of U mt at Wo have enrotted in tax You lit, tfmf Writars dub which totaU 41 kv eWrisup BAKE tAiX ATBIL M The Yowag Ladiea Auxittory wsH it hold a hate aula, at MuftaVa ffwv Depste the eeid rtmisac airs KaOeabutmBri ruoam Howard Kauey May and Doris lotus haoo vwla, taaami had druwincs priuOed ia tte Datro efl Csstyr it Mow so far oAK Ctert r iK 1 UV vr L , WW ,, 7 y TOOWEV DISPATCH wto, April 1 KM7 i Neighboring News At the election last week the Village of Stockbridge voted to bux a new fire engine for 7500 Dan Denton of Gregory has rwr turned fiom California I Elmer AIcGee of Gregory suf fereu a stroke last week k Tne Stockbridge Merchants ami iponsoring a base ball team After many years as supervisor otn Conway, Ross Kobb has retired having moed to Fowlerville At Brighton last week Thomas Liith was elected mayor by 91 votes Wallie Knapp was elected assesser Andv Seim, Democrat, was elect ed supervisor in Genoa jy 3 votes ovtr iieny llell i The Hartland musical festival is April 2629 I The Washtenaw county highway loss due to the recent flood is est j AVON THEATER StoekbrkL, Mich ri Sat, April 1819 A QoUDla FeatUr HELDfORADO A Musical Western with ROY ROGERS, GABBY HAYES Plus A GUY COULD CHANGE A Dramatic Romance ALLEN LANE JANE FRAZEE SYLVAN THEATER CHELSEA, M1CR Fri, Sat, April 18,19 4 1 Sun, Tue April 2022 2 YEARS BEFORE THE MAST A Picture of the Sea with ALAN LADD, BRIAN DONLEVY and WILLIAM ENDIX News Cartoon Cheek and Double Cheek X Tow miny electric motors are there in your home And how many electric heating appliances do you have When you check the list below, perhaps youll find that youve underestimated the electrical equipment t keeps your home pleasant and c rkomMe Our records show that customers are using more and more current in thir homesour production of electricity is at recordbreaking heights, far greater even than when war plants worked round the clock But thit increased usj of current means thatfor a few more pennies a we Ayou get household tasks done in less tinewith less effortand for less money than in any other way Chsck your electrical equipment against this list y i i s MI , , SewiriK maciiiie, refrigerator, v ts Mi iLiiiire, clock, raaor, rccc pi , Jurna c ln, tic, trie tools, latin far, irorwr, vacuum cleaner, 1 itcn, i riM Hisii,,iihtrc, vibrator, siuker or v turner, electrical toys, home freezer Jftiling Appliances Toisfer, heating pad, ccctric blanket, r,, r isttr, space heaf b hand iron, mangle, t , iron, bn warmer, cr c kettie, heat lamp e wainicr, LT, v, a file i, grill, tea Fhuft hav ift lh avrogm fdrioi customer hat mart, than five of ,, try a I Kmucii Mra 9P I r FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN TOR AFPOlNlMBNTS fHONJE 458 Rcidnce 613 Earl Key is homo ville for awhilo from NrothMrs S H Can enurtained her children and grandchildren Sunday in hiiitj ni her birthday Mi aiii Mrs Uoberl Scffclil liav moved into iheii inw hm,, W Hoard ands sonx ol Ann Arbor spent, the week end at the John I ii horn, Jerry stayed for a vrek Mi1, and Mrs Wendell Stuber of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch Jimated at 200,000 The BrownMcClaren Co, at Hamburg reports profits for VJ4Q of 12,716 vWt Kay Millrjr had two cattle killed1 last week in Marion vrhen a barn wall fell on them Born to Mr and Mrs Doyle Teinpleton Marion Shirley of Kego Harbor April 10 a son The auctioneer firm cut Harold Gated and Duanm Meyers has dissolved, Mr Gates on, replacingMeyers Herb Sned left by train last week for SanDiego, Caiif, on business Hant Green, the Brighton bdTi ball pitcher who was gwi a tryout by Lotuisvlle s now wth S ran ton, ia The teachers of Livingrston county met at the Brighton school April 10 Wesley Reader is retiring as president of the association The music festival for rural schools for this district will be helcf at the Pinckney school Tuesday evening, April 21, under the direction of Mrs a Wanda Cook of Michigan State Col S lege The Detroit News elimination conJ 2 test for this district will be held at 5 the Pinckney school Friday, April 18 5 , The Michigan Rural Teachers AsS sociation meet in Flint April 2520 5 Notes of 47 Years AgoM Mrs E W Martin and family 15 have moved into part of Mrs L M Is I Colbys house s i Arthur Ja,coby wiil hold an MC W tion sale of household goods Sat g Jophine Harris and Minnie f Monks are attending the University school of music, Ann Arbwr The dam which went out has been rebuilt and feed grinding has been resumed The last number on thti lecture course is a lecture by DeWitt Mil Miller Frank Parker and James Fitzimns have returned from north lum ComingtfhriH of Brail, Three Wise Pools, Roll on Tex Moon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimu jFirst National Bank I NOBODY UVES FOR EVER Starring JOHN GARFIELD GERALDINE, FITZGERALD, WALTER BREN NSAN FAYE EMERSON Cartoon NeWg Sim, Mon, Tue April 2K21 22 THE T1METKS PLACE AND THE C1RU A Muiical m 1 hnicolor j Starring DENNIS MORGAN, JACK CAR SON, JAN1S PA1G, MARTHA VICKERS Cartoon Sun Shows 3,5,79 324 to Hmll Wed, Thur, April LISTER KENNY Melodrama with ROSALIND RUSSELL, ALEXAN DLR KNOX DEAN JACOBS Shows 710 and 915 If NIGHT DEPOSITORY S P This Bank Is new Able to Pro vit, the Community with Alter S Hour Deposit Service This Will Make It Possible to Hen 5 er 4 Hour Deposit iYrvice foir S Every Day in the Year, Includ ing Sundays and Holidays We Uelieve Businrss Men Will He S gard These Facilities As a Per S onal Seivice and Convenience After Hour Deposit Servicr is S the only way many business 5 men have of handling money safelyit decreases the dangers of holdups and possible d struction from burglary att C acks S The Night Depository easy to use and it is safe toa 5 Come in and let us plain the 5 advantages ithi service 5 Coming Searching Wind Deal Reckoning Its a Wonderful Gift 4 HOWELL Theater 1 HOWFLL, MICH Tues Wed, Thur, April 15,16,17 KAlHERINE HEPBURN andf ROBER TAYLOR in 4UNDER CURRENT Comedy Newi Mat Sat 2 p m Cont Fri , Sat April 18, 9 Plua la Mrs Kmma Brogan of Stotkbridre is visiting Stanley Dinkfl and iujiiily Murray Kennedy and family sjiiit tiho week end in Detroit, l ber woods Pfc Robert Caw is home from tut j Mike Murphy is working for Pat forcipn wars on terminal leave, Kennedy We understand he will shortly be Mary Eirnie and Hany Moo available for lectures on ubject were married at the brides home April 4 Under Federal Supervision Meaoer Federal Deposit In 11 ranee Corporation All D poit Insured op to 6,040 fo acb Depositor DANGEROUS MILLIONS with KENT TAYLOR, DONNA DRAKE Plus KIRBY GRANT in LAWLESS BREED with FUZZY KNIGHT Cartoon Mrs Goorgr Crane hoine from Florida iflMHiiiu, has r tuned Miss Lucy Jeffreys of Lansing was a Sunday caller at the IIofT sisters home Specials Harley Angell and family have moved back to Waterloo y Charley MaGee has purchased the jGus Wrgener house at Gregory David Leek has moved on the Henry Howlett farm t Mrs Nellie Frye Nah from Florida is home W K Darrovf of Florida is visiting his son, Martin in Hamburg I 1 DOZ PINT JAR a HARVEST MOON LB Carrots 2 bunches Oranges,Caliornia, 176 size Salad Dressing Oleo, Good Luek Shefford Chevel Cheese 2 BOX Home Rendered Lard 2 Sliced Bacon LB Ground Bee I extra lean Smoked Picnic Hams ARM0URS LB Baby Link Pork Sausage LB Veal Breast LB Also Choice Beef Cuts Spring Lamb Veal Steak and Chops sters Selects pint 17c 59c 39c 45c 97 61c 34c 49c 59 29C Notes of 25 Years Ago The work of getting options and abatrata on the Ford property here is progressing nicely, Claude Reason has sold a half intcirjst in his meat market to M againvt 76, died at n tl e m ,r PK SUM SftV J Reason A Jury in circuit court lat week awarded Mrs Mirah Ziva 3650 in a breach of promise suit Tron Pici Mrs Sarth Caskey, Plainfield last week Pat Murphy has moved j Robert Hoff housr The proposition to bond the school district at Fowlrviilo for 75,000 to build a new shoA carr ied by 3 votes John Croupe and family have moved on the Wm Miller farm Frank Battle and famy havr moved toi the state San to work I The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Veen POVHT Mable Sigler died at Royal Oak lost week Bur ial was at Pinckney J R Livermore and Miss Lavit Titus were married at the home of brid in Unadilla last week, Rev j Ellis Officiating Mr and Mrs L J, Foster f of Willed Lake called on Mrs j Dexter callrd on Mrs Jessie Wylie Dr and Mrs W C, Wylie of Prxter called on Mrs Jessi Wylie Sunday , Bom to Mr and Mrs R Calk ins Marjorie Smith of South Lyon at Ford hospital, Detroit, on Aprii 9, a 7 lb girl Mary Jaye The Kings Daughters met at the church Thursday with 20 present They worlrd on taoeer pads Miss Lucy Jeffreys of Lansing srrnt the week end bene Mrs , E Mansfield of Lewistown, S Y is visiting Mrs Anns Knedvb Miss Janet Pidier end at her Winston Baughn and family i at Sunday with her sisters Mrs Kuril Clark and husbund of Detroit J Garner and wife of Stock bridge weiu Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Uaughn Mr and Mrs Ad Collum an Mr and Mrs Mark Holmes hai returned to Lakeland from Florida Mayy Kay and Pat Shuhan o Aim Arbor pent last Svek at the Wm Shchan home Harold Kimball and Harold True called at the Wm Shehan home Saturday The Charles Soule family of How ell spent Sunday at the Phil Splout home Wm Mercer were Miss Florencr Topper of Flint Dr Mercer and family of Ea,st Lansing Mr and Mrs Harold Reason of Detroit and Mr,, Helen McGregor of Brighton Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Sun, Mon, April 20 21 Sun Met 2 P M Cont JAMES CAGNEY in 13 RUE MADELINE with ANABLLLE, RICHARi CONTE, and FRANK LATIMORE Selected Shortt Net Stanley Culver jr of Drorfield called at the Albert Dinkel homo Thursday Miss Alberta Dinknl, Levi Ludtke, and Mrs Paul Ludtke spent Sunday in Lansinjr Jamed Ward and family havr moved on the Ezra Brigham farm Eber Soames of Ann Arbor has bought the Dixie restaurant and is living in the PnynoJds apartment The Fenners ain living in their, house trailer Mr and Mrs Wm Brady and and MrsDean of Ann Arbor called at Mav Reynolds home Sunday Lawrences Baughn and family callers of Mr and MrsMax Rey nolds Sunday i Dr Cedl Hendee of Lansing spent Sunday with Mrs Roos Hen de Collect Now w Take Advantage of Your GI BiU Today VT, LEARN TO FLY Government Sponsored Flight Training is Yors for the YOU HAVE EARNED IT DUAL INSTRUCTION SOLO FLYING CROUND SCHOOL Without Cost Your Spaa Tine Count Piepare for a Future Avurtioar 1 Tfcs YtW PTA wiU at uOmi WKL sdtav MmS U Msf 1 ML IriMi MMJhsi I tWayg r ru f PlNCKNfcjf PMATCH Wednesday April Ifr 1947 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoods W XNEY DISPATCH Pu d Every Wednesday 15 lain St Iincknv, MieMuu Entered as second clus natter at iWoffiee at inekney, Michigan undo the act of March 3 187 Subscription rati 150 a tear PAUfc W, GUSLBIf PUaUUHM Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store Dick Murphy of Jackson spent the vTek end at the home of Mrs Mary Murphy e made the trip on his motorbike The laige pine tree in the Janus Shirey sr yurd,M30learl,wad cut down last week Saturday It was an old landmark JMC Kobert Can who wuj on on Guam has arrived at Oakland, Calif, and is expected home on a terminal Itave, Gerald Darrow and iamily of Tampa, Florida are visiting his mother, Mrs lva Darrow Frank 1eters una wue of Jeson spent the week tnd at the Fred Kead h Jackie aft of Detroit was in town ThUi atlay nite shaking hands with Rober Lavey, Dick Gallup and other friends Miss Carolyn Jaroslawski inte rtained 1G guests at reggys Res taurant in honor of her birthday She received many ne gifts The food which consisted of hamburgers, pop and coffee and ice cream was very good There was a btaucakp with Carolyns name in it HEN YOU BUY ICE CREAM BUY THE BEST THAT IS MADE Arctic Cream OUR BULK iCE CREAM FOR MONTH IS VANILLA, CHOCLATE, FUDGE ROYAL, TOASTED HAZEL NUT AND WHITE HOUSE OUR PACKAGE ICE CREAM IS VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, PEACH STRAWBERRY WITH TOASTED HAZEL NUT, AND WHITE HOUSE White House Ice Cream is Vanilla with Rich Red Cherries Try This for Dinners and Partes It is Delicious V LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Kendee GREGORY NEWS l Phone C4M4 The 4H boys and girls exhibited their work at the school Friday evening A large crowd attended and a lunch was served CORY DRUG STORE IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 5 L ALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 L, ATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS SPOT CASH S HORSES 14 COWS 12 HOGS 450 Per CWT, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE , CARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL Ttie Original Company To Pay for 450 DEAD STOCK Dead or Alive HORSES I4 COWS 12 PIGS 450 a Cwt Fa a AuimaU Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead SfrJc fienrice MicMgs Central DeadStoekCo AMrtUtmciU pFrom where I sit it Joe Marsh A Great Bunch Those ExGJs Viiie Wells sad a boneh of the boys from our towa went to Poaad irdgs Saturday to a reunion of, leir old regiateat There were about two hundred fivd fifty boyt who came front r iles ground to a good old feast i Farmer Collins barn I expect i rd a lot different to each othr u cf uniform But they had a gftat time, apuuung yams, VtaMef bee , and talking ever the eldtaaia Sooth Airieaand Italy A itians I west c 13 ftr tlw for the Clmriam, and one thing that acre iaiprcesed me was the good behavior of these boystheir preference, far a atederate beverage like beerthelr friendly spirit From where I ait, our ex2 Ja are makng aa good a showing in peacetime aa they saade daring ta war And theyre setting a mighty good example to the rest of usin tolerance and node tion, and good fellowship Xflf Cmryriiskt, 2947, UnitedSs istcwvr u Mia Ona Cawnhii ajrt Erfcb with MUR Jass Tiaeaar am au ifl, Mr and Mrs Matt nrovaii am children from Lansing were Sunday night quests of the latters mothe Mrs Mr Dewey Breniser flew to Owosso and Lansing last week to view the flood Jack Aekermnr IWJS I o sumption College in Windsor Sunday after spending a week at his home here Mr and Mrs Thomas Poole and Mr and Mrs Cleve Poole were in Howell Tuesday Miss Barbara Bowdish has lrei very sick with pneumonia this at Week hut is on the upgrade i Miss J kie Breniser has leen spendirv r Easter vacation with her family and returned to University of Michigan Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Gorham of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Poole and Mr and Mrs Cleve Poole Mr and Mrs Alfred Grimes have purchased the Bessk4 Smith property I Mrs Ruth Bolinger entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday evening Mr Lawrence Owens went to the hospital in Ann Arbor Friday for a physical checkup The T ARF U Club held thenmonthly meeting at the hall Saturday j night , Mr and Mrs V J McCleer and family of Birmingham and Mrs A rthur Jones and daughter from How 1 visited their mother, Mrs L N McCleer, Saturday evening Miss Esther Jorgensen was a Sun I day dinner guest of the Carmen Whee j YT family Miss Linda Bowdish spent a few days in Dundee last week with Mr and Mrs Tom Savage and family Mr and Mrs Thomas Howlett drove to Dexter Sunday to see how the Don ald Hackneys were they have been hig the flu Hazel Breniser and Mrs vorman Olscen underwent an appendectomy at the Foote Hospital, in Jackson last week Friday Mr and Mr John Burnes of Ypsilanti rnd Mr and Mrs Thomas Savage and family of Dundee called on several friends SuiJay afternoon Mr and Mrs Chris McDermott, Mi i cDvimolt and Betty MtDermott of Lansing were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Thonuts Poole Janet Marshall visited a college friend, Betty Jo Auck, in Detroit Wednesday to Friday vn K M , all, Mrs Donald liowdii and ALs Nellie Dcntoi at j tended a county meeting of the Livinrtor covv onee society in Howell Tueuda evening Ikirs Mariihall is chairman in Unadilla township and has appointed field workers to raise iuncis u ciiry on recaiii, publicity, and assistance to ftfrht cancer The workers for UnadUla township are Blanche Wright, Unadilla district J Neil Denton, Uvermore district, Wi urlett was In Grand Rapids thi irst of the week attending a 2 day meeting of the Michigan Grand Lodge General Purpose ni mittie F and A M C F Hewlett is building on a 25 foot addition to his warehoue on Ho wo 11 Street j Mis Stanley Dinkel and sen and Mrs Emma Brogan were in Jackson Monday Brock Cole of Drtroit spent the week end with Mrs Anna Kennedy Mrs Maim Shehan was in iexU r Thursday Wi Hoover ind family CheLea i nl Snd, vith Mrand Mrs Bruce Vaniilaircum Mrs Mary Singer spent Sunday with her on, Wilbur and family ii Mason, Mich Ua Campbell and family spent at the Fred Campbell home in Ann ,T Sunday iph Clinton and family hu ii tot thoe Fred Berry home r llovr f J, Clinton bowled in Ann , Sunday night ln Kingsley and family spent nay at the Andy Campbe hoi , Mrs, Mabln Suydam was in JackrW last week Ona Campbell and faintly spent li itr wi h Mr and Mrs, L, Gor, in J l tit t Leo Bcttes and family of Walled fake spent Sunday at the KJ Can1 homn, Mr and Mr William Ketcham were Thomas Howlett wure Jackson shop, Friday d to Detroit last week by the dah of Henry Ford The families havo been friends for many years , Miss Florence Tupper of Flint called on Mrs Edna Reason Sunday, David Ledwidge shopped in Ann BruiJ Lavih wijh Hriy HTrr sU AriKir Saturday a note of dramatic lrgawe that Mis Eleanor Ledwidge and daugh accents th rfrcji uin ICM , Sor, Mrs Raymonda Morris, called at phisticated suit for important dates Stanley Dinkel i Ul no, Ail da lie John Ruttman home Sunday Mrs Erma Lewis is quite ill at her ome here Mis Frank Aljerdeen spentSatur with her sister, Mrs Rex Nog gle, it Ann Arbor j Mrs, Buttleman of Hortou was a weekend guest of Mrs Welthia VailI Nan and David Ledwidge returned to s hool after spending their vacaj tion lure Nan is attending Adrian i Academy and David is at Assumption Colore in Windsor Miss Denise Ledwidge of Ann Arbor spent Thursday at her home here Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs Edsel Meyers were in Ann Arbor last Thursday Mr and Mrs Martin Ritter, Sr, Sunday evening callers at the Clark home 19 Miller and wife of Detroit Sunday with his grandmother, Wirt Hendee a suit that pledges compliments Hamilton crepe Black or navy navy Sie, U to 15 , PRICE 2250 Peirces Howell, Michigan It wont be long now Satur day, April 26th, ia Michi gans opening date for i trout So get your tackle iiM shape Invite a friend And plan to fish one of the many j famous trout streams right f here in Michigan where ac commodations are available Write for FREE Michigan i fishing guide MICHIGAN TOURIST were Wul 1U spei Mrs JKHJI GREGORY MnJMNr t tnona Wasfcbonu Woodworth diatrict, Diai Vatler, Wright 4itriet, Latah Cw, Flamfe 4iatnet, MmI trict, AneiU Bowdish, Beatrice Lamborn, Bess Marshall, Gregory school district Miss Janet Marshall and Bill Kuhn returned to tbe University of Michigan after a tenday vacation at their iiomes here Dewey Braniaer and Elwin, Levi Ludtke, Albert Barbour, Louraar Tarbovir Waiter Barbour, Bill Piper and Toward Cllroore went on a Dawn Patrol in their planes to Adrian Sonday morning The Tferee4nXne 4H dob aet at the hoate of Wiltard Wtttae DMiati, Moire Better Seedbeds end Tilt Close to fences Ah o SEAMAN TILLER aiK A AMII of fh SEAMAN TULCP ore ptoced im froml of th moclne ir of at tf iidv OH ail of the new In pr d mcxUI you can ill the toil i up clot to fK orvd rraVc a r seeabd of the lame time Ycu c j iiy ivcrease your crop acreooe by pot g hitaorto kilo kd iato productioaThe SEAMAN 4 the orVitW form size ary f Ikf d over c rriod of mot then v it is supplied JH m httt wftc c pc sr takeoff oed mote ted onxiels, iroei 36iocb to 2incn tilufo widht IT ut Myrtf re 1 fh SEAMAH icrm and ercp COJoiiion CCNM Jew jor Mfti eaaaaaVv, xnsmat,iMaAH i of StockMrs Luella Patterson bridge spent Thursday at the ey Dinkel home Mrs S H Carr, Mrs Lulti Danrow, Mrs Viola Bead, Mrs Ctadya Lee, Mrs Jack Borton, Mrs Bates and Miss Gladys Thil the Kings Daughters mteting West Marion Monday Sun guests at the lease home were P H wife R K Elliott and wife, ei Ptockney, Mr and Mrs ehead and Miss of PStttfcnty Week end callers of Mr aaWlllhrV John Martin and wife of a SwastBojc ase x TS it i iAv4,, PINCKNEY 1 DISPATCH Wednesday April I 1947 and BATS V CULTIVATORS, RANPE 3UPPLIES16 ClassifiedLMi r Want Ad WANTED, TO BUYUsexI cars, 38 up to 47 Will also buy 47a or orders on 47a Curran Palmer 850 E Gd River, Brighton Phone 71051, Brighton FOR SALE2 geese and gander, gray Toulouse Mrs George Rohde Spears Road FOR SALE Paprj hangers board and trestle, papering ladders John Dinkol, Pinckney FOR SALEOak flooring and sidling, kiln dried, alab wood for thi stove or fireplaee Murray Bros Lumber Products phohe 4 5 SI Dexter, Mich Cars and Unless the State Legislature adopts minimum salary scales whereby teach 1 ers will be guaranteed adequate wages the school teacher must rely on the School Board of Education for sueh benefit GOVERNOR KIM SIGLER RECENTLY REVEALED that he was seriously contemplating recommendation of minimum salary scales for Michigans 32,000 public scttool teachers California, Indiana, and New York recently enacted by legislative action 2,400 yearly minimum salaries for teachers with a college Bachelor degree The New York law, recommended by Governor Thomas E Dewey, com PROFESSIONAL CORNER iX EY S Pinckney, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M Except Wednesday Mon, Tue,Fri, Sat, 7008i00 por OR fttMCLUSKY DENTIST MH K Nieej Office 935 Van DOB W Venl Chadee KaWtafc9 Attorneys at Law Fktt State aid Savin 8aa HcwcJV snlehlja CEMETERY MEMORIAL Mich BOYDELL MINTS VARNISH I HARDWARE fDELL fF INKHENAMHS n fat citKunMi II 3 I ,dl NUTICJJGoou used truck,9,priced to sell C Hudkins, Stockbridge, 719 East Main St W ANTED To rent one or more Pinckney Write Clessie Palmer rooms to start a btauty shpppe in 9842 E Gd River Brighton or Phone 5901 Brighton pletely revised the minimum salary i schedule for teachers whereby teach ers would receive a minimum of 2, 000 in schools outside cities of 100,000 population or more, and 2,500 for schools in cities of more than 1,000,000 Teachers with a Masters Degree would receive a minimum of 2,200 for schools in small population areas andi p J a minimum of 2,700 for chools in H alL cities of more than 1,000,000 popula j , tat ow ti0 City, Lake and F Resident U by AppaJpjtoMAt Hawaii aiiafclar MARION BEAUTY SHOP1 SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS AUO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JAKVlStOwner PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 v Pinckney, Michigan J L ARNEV ft SON Michigan HAMlgKB, CHUBB HowelV frUebigeA Local Kejaresentative jflnnwojaje Marker S HERB SNEEb bom 183 M7M K OnaJ 1 HAD IN MTCWT LAVEY Foli SALEMy home, all modern, I THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE iiw oil furnace 352 Unadilla St has just enacted a law which provides Ihone 70F3 Mri Grace Runciman for 194748 a minimum of 2,400 for timothy teachers with a Bachelors Degree, this sum being 818 per cent higher than the present salary of 1,320 for this position A teacher with a Mas ters A Speciality Liat You Property Will Me FOR SALE20 tons of Glennbrook Stock Farm Glennand alfalfa hay Mrs Louise Glenn brook Road JWANTEDTO Buy 20 acre, good grcund, good buitdingsreasonable GENERAL INSURANCE Pkose SSrS Pinckney Michigl MARTIN J LAVAM aVMaVMaV w Phoa IS fliilatJOl rthka Phone 136F6 RepalrUg mm Am State 8717 Lakeside Drr License Ruah LaUa PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMhv Modern Eqiilpmt Ambulance Service Phene S9 nekaey Michige SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 e PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICH E Soy Bean Meal 450 cwt Degree and 20 years experi w enc would receive a minimum of 3, Write Merritt H Brown, 2300 So 600, which is 1118 pur cent higher 12th Ave Maywood, 111 WANTEDTo buy Spring Lambs Farmers Feed Supply G PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr mmmtmmmmmmmm e buy Peter Costas Spears Rd Pinckney hay lightly mixed with alfalfa QteenbrcKft aVtoek Farm, Glenn1 SKEARINGSee or call H Zreb, R 3, Howell, Phone Brighton 288G or Francis Shehan, Pinckney Phon 52F3 PAPERtlANGINGReasonaBle gel ect your paper from my new 1947 sample books Ethel K Bauer Phone 3191, Dexter FORSALEA gooWottage at Rush Lake priced at 2,250 jFred Teeple, realtor, Howell , FOR SALEA good piano Ed Kenny, Rush Lake STXlfcLEY BERR1MAN 207 Attorney at Law Eact Grandq River, Howell painting, and paper 1947 wall paper call Bauer, Dextir, Mich FOR SALE Baby Chicks frorri blood tested Large Type English White Leg horns Order Now I SQUIRE HATCHERY Phone 305 W Howell WArWftB Paper of allkinds, Iron, Bachelors degree than the 1,700 which is in effect for the current school year The State of Washington enacted aFOR Insid law this year assuring a minimum hanging and salary of 2,400 for qualified teachers Shult The state aid per teacher was morel Phone 3111 than doubled S FOR SALEFine 5 room house with The new minimum salary schedule ucrcs f lamKhieken houseshop in West Virginia will raise the minijBailJ4e 15 frut twes locatefi on mum salary for teachers with a BachM3J just outsil1 of village Make elor Degree by onethird, the new I T ,,n olIr No,nian Ueason salary being 1,800 I tulney Ihone 17 DR ELLIOTT HAS RECOMI STATE OF MICHIGAN MENDED that Michigan adopt aXL minimum salary law whereby aTherobaU Court fer tie County teacher with a Bachelors Degree, Livlageton covering four years of college train bate Office, be and pointed for hearing and that all persons taid estate appear i iiereby unpaid petition interested in before said ing, would receive a minimum of 2, 400 for the school teaching year Dr Elliott favors a minimum of 1,950 for a school teacher wan one year of training He suggests a dif ferential of 160 a yar for each year of trainingless than the base of a Rags 4 Copp Harry Prlsk FOR SAIESlabwooff 15uy Now I Thurson Lumber Co , Phoi 44 Howell, Mich 5 P Housewives 6A V E TOUR WASTE FATS THE AVERAGE SCHOOL YEAR runs nine months Overcome Soap Shortage For Sale TOULOSE GEESE EGGS for hatch ingfrom Urge geese John Martin FOR SALE700 cement blocks, and house and 1 acre of land Ronald Dysert, mile west of Pinckney on M36 1 FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft vquare reasonabfyvLucius Doyle Ihone 42, Pinckney 1 1 FOR SALEChippewa seed pota toes 100 a bushel Charles Dinsmorr, Easty36 Ah a sebCJon df saiu Uourt, held at the Probata office in the City ol City of Howell in said Countyon the the 24th day of March A D, 1947 Presentfllonerable Willis iLLwua Judge ef Probate In tka Matter d the Estate of William Klawitter deceased 1 It appearing to the Court that the time for the presentation of claims against said estate shuuld be limited and that a time and place be appointed to recive,, examine and adjust all claim,s and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is Ordered, That all of the creditors of paid deceased are re quired to present their claims to said Ceut at said Probate Office on in before the 2nd day of June A 1, 1047 at ten olclork in tne forenoon, said timee ax place being hereby appointed for examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publi cation of a copy of this order, forre5y Court, at said time and place to ihow cause why a license to sell the interest of said estate in said real estate should not be grltnted It is Further OrderedThat public notice thereof be gnven by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cirulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy bate Offcie, be and is hereby apCrlestia Parshall, Register of Pro 1 McPherson State Bank NIGHT DEPOSITORY,, TOILET SOAP tfUIFEBUOT leather goods, floor would have beeu little soap last yer was made from waste fats saved re is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only rot one fifth of what they used in 1941 Thi, also affects paints, textiles, coverings etc Without the help at the America Housewives there year, One out of every nine cakes of soap made lastin American kitchens, dont Wme your grocer V he has no soap bat save every ounce of fat you can and eejl it to your feuteher, We Need them Leave Then, at this Store rami cirr terras UCATS jFOR SALE Three Heifers, 1st calf due April or May, 1 Hoistein Bull, 15 months oldPless Puckett Spears Road, N Reason farm FOR SALEInternational Oil heating stove, 3 oil barrels Small Es tato Heatrola heating stove,China i cabinet, Linoleum rug yxl2,ward robe Mrs Grace Runciman 1352 Unadilla St, Pin2kney Phottie 70F3 FOR SALEA good youth bed with springs and mattress 28, a coal burner hot watrr heater, used 3 months VanHorns Hillside Farm FOR SALEMarion seed oats from certified stied also early seed pota toes f , ,a Percy Ellis Phone Soutfc Lyon j 3660 or Mil , SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOfcS CLEANED 24 Hour Servian Al Contort Hauled Away WALLACE UN CAN Inspection Free Modern Equipment AUCflONEER FAftM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHOMe PINCKNEY 74F21 For sou time Ueo has been a need rn vur eo IT iitv for oyernight protection of fund of merchants in all linos fron hard waif to gasine This servlice is now available to our customers The cost is 1000 annual service fee 26 deposit on keys, money, pouch and lock To insure against tampering with bags the Night Depository is opened by two persons Deliv the pouch is made only to representee three successive weeks previous to Jyoflerly accredited said day of hearing in the Ptaat L iTfuch ney Dispatch, e newspaper printedned foT at time and circulated in said County tery Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall Register of Probate delivSTATE OF MICH I CAM of Livingston At a session of said Court, heldat the Probate Office in the City of Night Depository will save the worry over funds left overnight ,in old safes, secret hiding places or carried personally to your ow home Whether used daily or only weekly the, protection afforded Is cheap insurance against a jf stajrle loss , We shall be pleased to explam L4OW11 in said County on the 31st exhibit our Night Depository y ol March A D, 1947 MM Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate la the Matter of the Estate of Bessie Smith, M I WMarshall Smith having filed in said Court his petition, praying for license to sell the interest of said estate in certain real estate therein described WPlli It is Ordered that the 21st day of April A D, 1947, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Pro McPersoo Slate Bank Money to lean at reasonable fttee Interest paid on Saving Booke and Time Certifieatee of Depart AH dapoaifs n to 99,00000 mr9i by oar mccmberakip W mnl Depeah Icaoramaa I HERtS A WMMTIP, KyRTLE SMOP TH EASN UM CONSULT THE YfLLQWPAGSS OF THE TELEPHOME 0IR6CTORS POR rWHtftt TO BUS IT IN FORMAT ION L Clarks KiRKitJlATlON St APPLIANCE SERVICE FOmMtMLY WITH MOMTOUMCa YWAJtO HAROLD RADY ftUSHLAKE fttO, PINClCNEt iau M Mr NettJe Vaughn returned hone flea day uer a podding a week at tne ef ner davpaier, Mr Boy Mer rW 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, 1947 Description An account of the resource April 16, 1947 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 1947-04-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5fbf4a32821ed0626eddbba1f5ec089d.pdf 3a7fe40cb4e0c4a1b5e97508e25ba1be 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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T nl pppppywuij i j i 4 1 1 Michigan Mirror India Lecture State News Ths PiocbMr Dbprtah Wednewky April 23 1947 L r VMOCRACV Mows and and Hannsnlugs of the State Tersely Told From Lansing The state legislature arrives at the Mint in the road where it must Miss Lcela Desai of India who is studying for a doctors degree gave a interesting lecture before the f Young Ladies Auxiliary and guests at the Congl church parlors Thurs day night She was in nativti costDeficit financing is spending money you do not have It is going in debt National government at Washington resorted to deficit financing it possessed the power to create curt, tncy to sell notes or bonds payable in the which are reserved to the federal government by Mat J SAST MEErS WEST C V rAR5APS Tit TH QCCANS TC fTHC Wg AM IMPING TO MAjCfiOOftfftwTJON fcTRON OWT4K ov roMxrmt rmrr 7uttmmii choose between deficit financing 1 explained the easte system tK , ttin India which she attributed to ack of education and newspapers nd other means of spreading infor mation Education was obtained there under great difficulty India has recognized her mistake in seg regating the castes and as a first step to abolishing it has opened, her temples to the untouchables As regards India disunity she said it is J the political The stat government cannot 1, political leaders who have print money It can levy taws If used thi the people get along all it spends money in excess of money rf ht gne condemmed the British collected from tax, it goes into lftn of dividing India into two debt just as any Michigan family parts one Hindoo and one Moslem 1 She asked the peoplr to be more inwould go into debt Deficit apsnding has one thing in its favor It wouldprove the ao surdity of thti bland statement by Mayor WelshtI iont think you have a financial problem It would also remove the last remaining dou bt in the mind to local governments and still have the vital services paid with money left in state funds Thr, second choice of the state legislature is the path to financial sanity It would balance the budget It would raise additional state reven ues to pay for the 270,000,000 veterans bonus and the remaining state needs now estimated at 66,000,00, for the coming year Governor Sigler suggests a two mill property tax out of the present 15 mill property tax, a soft drink tax, a higher beer tax, and other levies as needed Ho would have the legislature authorize municipalities to levy special taxes, subject to voters referendum approval Cities thus Would work out their own financial salvation State levies, now ear marked for local gcAfcrnments, would be reitumed to the state including the 10 per cent alcoholic spirits tax, intangible property tax, racing revenue severance tax and liquor license refund Politics suggest deficit financing j until financial needs of the state j are definitely known evin to politi iciant such as Mayor Welsh Sanity would accept the situation as it exists, levy new taxes and balance the budget Handicapping the latter is the popular illusion of an evrmounting I surplus at Lansing and tie, econ un tjhnt tax money reu ternational minded, study India and her problems and get to know them better HENRY WALLACE Henry Wallace, former vice president who might now be president if it had not been for southern host ility is being called every name under the sun, even a traitor, for speaking against the TrumanRep ublican coalition plan to block Rus sia by aiding Greece and Turkey by money and munitions to fight her The capitalist press gives him a broadside every day yet strange U say at a motion picture theatre in Ann Arbor Sunday he received loud applause when his picture was shown on the screen Wallaces sin seems to be saying that aiding Greece and Turkey is sure to lead to war with Russia Hr is not the only one in the United States who thinks so The Greek aid program is but a stop gap and a drop in the bucket No one thinks SCHOOL NOTES v SECOND GRADE i The third grade are takingre viiW tests in English The third grade geography clas is working an a Holland Unit and the ajcond grade on one of Farm Life e,, David Seekell had a birthday last wetik He was yeaw oW Roberta Ackley is this weeks winner in the second grade spell down Xm THIRD FOURTH GRADE We were glad to have Mrs Phillips visit our room Friday She was1the first this year, fc Bertha Beachy left Friday to attend the funeral of an uncle in towa The fourth grade turned in 13 cartoon booklets on the Junior Red Cross this week Jamie Richard wilt entertain 42 friends on birthday Saturday We extend congratulations to I Marilyn Wilt, the winner of the spelling contest James Lavey spelled down the 4th grade Friday Jamea Gallup was runner up by this that Greece who is a 4th rate power and decadent for age I mm can be built up into a strong enl S X Kw AT4 iubiic Health ican money and munitions to tho , scene of conflict as they did in I World War I and WorW War U I April 2020 ha been designated by President Truman as public WHCN THE TRACK aROMTHe gATAND WgftT MET 7 AT PROMONTORY POINT, UTAHTHOUSANDS OFMILCft TfftftlTOftV WIRC MA0ff ACCgftStBLC TO SCTTLERS PEOPLE COULD TRAVEL, GOODS COULD BE MOVBD t WITH OREATER ggg THAN EVERMFRE THUS BEGAN THE ERA OF CONtlNENTMOE PROGRESS ANO 6ROW7N FOR OUR DEMOCRACY Is the stage being set for World War III NO ICE Next Monday Evening April 28th at 8 P M there will be a meeting at the home of P H Swarthout of all persons interested in the Pine Cemetery for thr purpose of Healthursing Week One of the purposes of this week is to increase understanding of the fact that much needless sickness and suffering can bei prevented by having a public health nursing service and that such a service is for everybody, regardless of size of income President Truman has said The kyen omic fallacy that tax money , electing officers and the transact I JHlicteaith nurse js Gn Qf thft ed from Lansing is not our mona guch other busine8g as may n the chain of It contributn and , c0 before the meeting This is a ea,e prevention and pnothm of very important meeting and a good attendance is desired hence get 11 you can whilei getting is good if you dont get your share the State will spend it for some thing elso This illusion of the other fell lows has been breaking down rcsponsbiliuy in government The pro speitive 66,000,000 deficit at Lan sing is a prime example VOKAR CORP SUSPENDS The Vokar Corporation at Dexter closed last week and filed a prtiticm in bankruptcy in federal court be fore Judge OBrien They lists asset of 431,065 and liabilities of 205,720 It has 250,000 shares of common stock with par value of 100 and a book value of 137,087 value last January 1 Its capital plus of 125,757 has been exhaust ed bv losses the past year The corporation asks reorganization rather than a forded sale This factory was started at the beginning of World War II and made war material on a cost plus basis and prospered At the end of I the war they began to made earner1 parts and did not do so weU A large number of Pinckney people work them some of them for the past 4 years, Conservation Notes A waterfowl census is being taken by airplane along Saginaw Bay, Lege SteClir and Lake Erie Thr annual tour of deer yards to see how the dear wintered start, ad Sunday One out of ewrcy S deer hunters got a deer in 1946 Only 1 out 4 sent in gaase seport cards Mkchigan was again first in the sale of ftfUnc lkees lat year with 04,557 with GMttarnia wttfc 744,557 LUNCH ROOM ROBBED Entrance was gained into Peggya Rt Francis Marpliy, paster Masses at 8 and 11 m No vena Fridaj 1240 BOOS aad 0O a m Preparation for Holy Commas let each Saturday 8 to t p m, SJS Sunday 700 to 780 a, SJL Sunday, April 27, 3ri Sunday after Easter, Feast of St Joseph Communion Sunday for Boys Holy Name Society The Mission by Paaliat Fathers NotJJL I Current Comment Somehow we think a happier sol ution of the Palestine difficuitioa could have been arrived at thou tho execution of tho 4 Jewish boys ia Palestine by tho British last wewkv They were in effect political prison en and were only fightiruc for what they beleived to be their rights The action of tfreat Britian caa have but one effect to make thorn martys and strengthen the Jewish position Great Britian has backed down on her committment the Balfour Declaration which would majnj Palestine the home land of tho Jews Disposed Jews stripped of their possessions in the Hitler Jew ish purge and homeless have boon heading for the Holy Land from all directions where their entrance was stopped by force by British soldiersa Some plan will have to be worked out for their relief Tho present British plan is only a temporary stopgap and provides no solution of the problem The Republican bill to curb labor and stop strikes passed the houso by a big margin last week We un derstand however the Republicans are not happy in their victory Tbuy do not like the continual referenco to it by tho press as The AntiLabor Bill This feeling ia manifested most in congressmen from districts with large labor votes Tho bill ia not expected to havci suck smooth sledding in the senate and if it does pass President Truman ia expected to veto it If the bill does pass the enforcement like the prohibition law effort will be weak in certain sections and the law will fall in disrepute good health on the part 0f both children and adults It has been said that no community can afford, not to spend money foo this typcl, May 4L , of health worker as public health, Amon the intentions are Sun, Lunch Monday night by breaking a I nurging gavea m thousands doll116 Nel1 McC,ar Mon, late Madglass in a front door and about 13 j ara in Ux fundg b helping check S ,,ne DiesenperTues funeral Rob taken from the cash register The state police were called and they arrested a teen age boy who had been hanging around the lunch room He later confessed and paid back the 13 He then was taken to the Howell jail CONVENTION CALL The 21st annual convention of Livingston County Kings Daughter Will be held at Gregory, Thursday, May 8, 1947 Make luncheon reservations on or before May 1 with Mrs Charles Whitehead, Gregory or Mrs Maurice Darrow, Pinckney ELMER BULLIS Elmer Bullis, 62, former Pinckney resident, died at tre lewis Woll home in Fowlerville April 13 Surviving are a brother and 2 sisters, Sylvester and Mrs James Livermore of Gregory and Mrs Etta Hasarncahl of PinckneyThe funer jXeept 12 and Livingston is one of al were at Pinckney Tuesday ev the spread of a disease among a family and the community Nursing service is needed tu translate into practice almost every phase of public health child hydisease, tuberculosis control, indust gieneg materity, service, enereei rial tiygiene, and even home and community sanitation problems are only a few of the services whkhif they arei to function effectively must have the guidance of nurses Pinckney has the services of a public health nurse for crippled ren only She is Dorothy Nelson with offices in the public School building in Howell She is available for home calls at any time she can render service It is the earnest wish of our schools and organized clubs to have such a service for all phrases of public health Michigan has this service in the form of a iHealth Department in every county these 12 Livingston County should Germaine of Fowlerville ofneiat consideration to the ing MASONIC DANCB lAlfJBOAr, APRIL SOMETHING NEW Dont miss itlDICKS ADVENUBES TO DREAMLAND, h story of a boy, his country ard his establishment of this service rt Gradwell Wcd,late Ray Miles Thur, late Julia Shehan Fri commemoration of living Sat Intention Living Prayers are requested for the sick and recrnt departed Baptism was conferred Sunday on Donna Lee Dill in, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charle Dillin, sponsors were Mrand MrsGeorgei Horn shaw The wedding of Dorothy McCleer daughter of the late Neil McCleer and Rotelta Dolan McCleer and Raymond L Dick took place at St Beredicts church Highland Park, April 12,attendants Chas Spendler and Katherine Camph, Detroit COM COM CHUftCH ft AKrW ABos, atMFloranc BaufBOraaist aad nhotr Dirsetor Son, School Supt Herman Vedder Morning Woraaip , 10 Sudsy School , HaH Gboix practtoa Mr Payne will hold his dancing recital May 3 at 8 p m at the school Dexter, Chelsea and Ann Arbor will ialo compete, Krha Store, Ann Arbor will stagti a fash ion show, The following local pup jils will take part Melissa Tarasow, Betty Lou Hammer, Patty Palmer, Evelyn McAinsh, Nancy Silipin, Karen Beck, Judy Nosker, Patty Thayer, Nancy Nay, Sharon Bigler, Donnalte SwarthoutMarilyn Clark, Joyce Clarkr Joan Jaraslawski, and Marilyn Shirey e FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE The 5th and 6th grades raked and cleaned most of the fawn Tues day afternoon We are sure thti othr r rooms will assist in keeping it a scene priofc We are grate fu to Mr liekkr ring for seeding the lawn and hope the weather will permit its growth before schocl in over Thanks to Don Coyle and Ross Wilson for accepting the job coaching our boys in base ball hiw spring also to Ceclelia Uurtib for help, ing the girlThe fith rade boys on th first game from the Till i adc 8 to 3 iHowtver Don had o VI tho KHmc nn account of an aiirancnt We attended d, di ict snolling bee in the gym Irida Vc are proud of Jvan Cviiiih who was runnorup MuHlvn Welt, HolFis r school was first The Music Festivil Frida licfht was enjoyed by all Tho worl of all who participated was houtifully 31 e Thar to all who connrented pn the deorations by the J5th, th, 7th and sh grades We wish to thank Mrs Shirley and Mrs Mea bon for frnishing the beautiful geranium hedge Ou A students this period ae ou,la iffreys, James Allard Dorothy Lavey, Claire Camphell, Marilyn Clark, Barbara Van Slambrook Idyia Thompson one The Oak We had our pictums taken last lanj C0Unty investigation was half week our last film having been lost hearted arid inefficient and got no jn the mail j where Circuit Judge George Mur Thehigh school girls have or ipny stting as a grand jury invest Tho Tripp liquor bill to tako Michigan out of the liquor business, abolish tho state liquor stores and turn it over to private persona passed the senate last week Wo should like, to know the insidestory of this Just why should the stato which faces a huge deficit he so generous as to surrender the huge profits they get from this business to private persons Senator Tripp, himself is a druggist and D D dealer and makes plenty from this business The Detroit Frie Press doubts that the liquor law enforcement will vtry effective after tho f state surrender all purchasing, warehouse and distribution control to persons interested in huge pro fits only Jrices continue to climb while at the sHmr time wages go down and quite a few factories are closing doviia Many persons now think that abolishing office of price control was a sad mistake as it has caused influtnn to run wild The Republican claim that abolishing OP A would cuust a leveleling off of pri ces restore conditions to normal hat not materialized So far congress act ms3fl have adopted a modificat ion of the old Hoover philosophy that Lowering thft Cost of Living is Just Around the Corner, 4 We doubt that we ever saw murder ase so mishandled as thsj ganized a soft ball team and play Dexter Thursday Notice Pinckney Kings Daugthers will heroes See history HTC again tnrmcrt at the church Parlors, Thurethe new beautiful drawn, education fry, May 1, at 800 P M Guests al and highly entertaining color, welcome OOSPBL susuon I Rev Ezra Beachey, Pastr j Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 Superintendent Wbur Leidif osjae now every week i tPncW ThT Comic Weekly, thr big color Uomic magasine with The Detroit Sonday T1mesGet Sundays Detroit Time Mrs Jane Devereaux, Sec,y CANCCft DRIVE Joseph V Brady, District gov of i 153 District of Rotary says From Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn celeimy may yn ossociatiosi with the 30th wedding aaniverjcrippfed Childrens Society of vftl be a at Ao hall on ft 1947 storting aary by going oat to dinner in Ann Ijrfefeigaii arwf Lhringston County I Arbor Friday night fam cry familiar wiA tbe need for Hreb Smod of HofseU is expectpuoik Heattli Nursing especially in Ld bosse this vtek Be made a tfteomseetioa with hsndioippod people MCM trip to California and came Tho Livingston County Chapter of back by way of Texas to see his the Crippled Childrens Society is toe fprood of tbo oonttMloB it has Mr and Mrs Wat, Goddes of I been able to satice tfcrongb its sop ftMheis of Daltort mi PnbhV WsshJi Mnrsinr as it Tans eaaW at ttst L i Honrynssntos to tno ROBERT GRADWELL Robert GradweU, 66, dsrd at his home in Chicago last Friday Sur SPRING CONCERT The concert given by the high school chorus last Friday night was very well attended, every nun ber given had weeks of preparation time thus making it very success, ul The stage was decorated as a spring garden scene and the girls were all attired in pastel colored formate, making a beautiful setting for the concert People were stand ing in the aisles as all seats were filled The music class are happy to know the public enjoys good music and thanks everyone who helped to make the concert a success igating labor rackets in Detroit struck the Thompson murder trail and three inditements in tho casav against Thompson, his present wifaj and a man with a police record who was said to have confessed ttm kill ing to a girl followedHowevnr pol itics crept in Murphy is a DtaaoV crat and the other political port remembering fame of Judge For fuson, Judge Lee Carr and Kin Sigler after they had condoeteal successful grand jury investigation started throwing monkey wronona in the machinery with the roaafe tbol murder apparently will remain nsw Lolved through this petty jealoosy Projector McNally a Repobttoan 4, Wayne county, under PINCKNEY LOSES OPENER Pinckney high school which opened the season here Friday against , Dexter, fielded a team containing Young Peopios Meeting 70ony 3 0f last years veterans and as a result took a 20 to 3 wallopinglty fcotpfeal mt the Uniiuaflp from Dexter all veteran team Pin fMichignn 00 aVeonnt of ckney only got 5 hits, 2 of being gathered by Bob Amburgey Dexter u ib P L 2521 sananad ni sB nving are JLsuira Lavey, of Pinckney and six sisters in New York state The body was brought to Pinckney where the funeral was bold from St Marys church, Tuesday Rev Franets Murphy officiating Bnrial was in St Maryjb iwnutory Marriage Ucente pitchers were given poor snpport, Pinckney making 9 errors Doxter only made 2 Batteries Pineknoy Jerry Clark, Jiat Mayor and Tom Clark, Dexter Stontoe Pinckney had butter luck Tneoaay and beat Hartiand bore 19 to 8 jho Meyer pitched for Hncknoy agreed to prosecute tho earn bag ami a faint hearted way, statin no dang not beJeive he has a the Thompsons 1 1 1 mS CONtJTRUCTlON tTOFfEO T ConstrBrOft work has boon ntnfnf d on tho now 1,000,006 f foods About 1,00,006 baa been spent Work any bo oftet the end of tbo fiscal June 86 tOPT sVULL MnXTIMC Etantr HanV 4 HoweiL JnnoL sor, 86, Lansing Ehrin Mcwnsnavf 6 Kowatt Meireiao Oassnar, wW be a mmtimt at tho Offios Friday nignt at S A BINGO GAMBLING The stato Uojnor control issionbas rolod bsngo toU tbo Polish Falcon of Grand Roaias It snay f n Jt2 4 i JUJ WiJSPlW rnpwr TJ Y DISPATCH Wiikv Aoril 23 1947 BA S3 w 53 I Neighboring News Bom to Thomas Gibney and wife of Gregory last week at Kowi hos t pital, fciockbridge a 2 lb 10 oz dau ghter who livid only a few hours Miis Patricia Sibley, daughter of Editor Sibley oftockbridge has signed a contract toleach, at Skid more collide, Saratoga Springs, rNew York The Washtenaw county board of supervisors has ordered a votti June 17 on the proposal to annex pro posed additions to the City of Ann Arbor ,aittr McPeek, lesigned Boy Scout excutive of this district will direct the Boy Scout of the Grand ComtngRoU on Tuu Moon, Rtn Rapids distrit, dtvout with Annie, Blondie Kno Fireworks took place at the install jjMt ation of officers when the retiring mayor Reid Fletcher refusrd to al1 low Martin J Lavan to administer j AVONTHEATER jjy THEATER OULSSA IflGU Fri, Sat, Aprif 25, 26 TTHRILL OF BRAZIL A Muucal Comedy with EVELYN KEYESKEENAN WYNN Thre Lone Wolv Snap Happy Traps Sun, TUM, April 27, 29 THREE WISE FOOLS1, A ComedyDrama wih MARGARET OBRIEN, LIONEL BARRYMOREEDWARO ARNOLD and LEWIS STONE Newt Shaap Shapo Umuual Occupation THE icemit COMETH t A I KJfi JIT 47 BC to In thegMdeur tfait wis Be5e7ewtfiNbf empttors tnd of a few senators kept their food fresh and wholesome with snow rushed down from the moaottintope by MC charJofc There probably was ftloc of ohing and ahing among dp Roman gourmets when Caesars wife, Calpurma, served chilled Carthaginian canapes on a sultry summer evening i But how Calpurnla would have enried you your electric refrigerator By Jupiter, shed have exclaimed, myom hare dependable, inexpensive electricity to keep your food fresh and appetizing Electricity so Inexpensive, in fact, that your refrigerator runs five full days for less than a quinariusy Today in your home, refrigeration is just on of the dozens of ways in which electricity does jobs for you better and for less money than any other way, About a dime Va Ht H , fc The DETROIT EDISON Co a the oath of office to Robert Graham, new councilman Whew Tom Leith was installed as mayor the request was repeated and Lcith granted itBrighton Args Mrs George KnappVelna Hall has returned to her home after many weeks illness In the hospitel Bom to Mr and Mrs Robert Kourt Noreen Mansfield at Brighton hospital last wrek, a son The Fowlerville Fair dates am Sept 16 this year The new national guard company known s the Howell Cannon Co will use Stm Joseph hall for an armony Born to Mr and Mrs Charles ahaefer of Chubbs Corners at Mcpherson hospital Howell April 16 a daughter, Patricia Ann Mr and Mrs Stanley Barriman were called to Calumet last week by the death of his mothtr, Mrs fj Jane Berriman l m The bounty selective service office IR rxpected to be closed down after Max 9th, if a lllttlllllltlHIIIIIlHIIIIllllllllllHllllllllttllU I First National Bank Fri Sat, April 2f, 26 SEARCHING WIND A Draaia Starring ROBERT YOUNG, SYLVIA SIDNEY Cartooa Newt Sun, Mou, Tue, April 27, 28, 29 DEAD RECKONING A Drama Starring HUMPHREY BOGART and ELIZABETH SCOTT Cartoon Pete Smith Sun Show 3,879 IS NIGHT DEPOSITORY Note of 47 Years Agol This Bank Is new Able to Provi the Community with After S Hour Deposit Scivice This g 2 Will Make It Possible to Ren S or 4 Hour Deposit Service far g g Every Day in the Year, Includ a a ing Sundays and iHalidays We s 3 Believe Business Men Will Re g 5 gard These Facilities As a Per B onal Service and Convenience 5 5 After Hour Deposit Service is , , 3 the only way many business S Born to W B Barrow and wifo t men have of handling money I Thursday a son, Glenn MOM s Ralelyit decreases the dangers T Andrews attended a press , of holdups and possible dr struction from burglary att i F L mreting at Detroit Friday Geouge Burch has purchased a Percheron stallion from Waldron of Worden j s Chas Miller has opened a shop S foi caning chairs on Mill St IS Married at the home of the brides parents, Mr and Mrs Gior ge Younglove April 18, their daughter, Nina, to Lynn CGardner Hon C M Wood former statr, e J senator, died at his home west of la town April 12 Funeral was at the home Saturday, Rev K H Crane officiating Miss Ethel Read of Pinckney was one of the 13 seniors seb cted of the graduating class at Ann Arbor high school to take part in the coramencemrnt exercises Iva Plaeway burned her hand while working in the school labor atory last week The nior class officers are Prs, Mable Deckrr Vice Pres, Daisy Reason Scc, Xee Carr 5 neks ii s Saturday gucis of Mr and Mrs ilry Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Sweet of Battle Creek and Mr Mrs Curtis Patterson of Stoekge Orvllle Amburgry returned home Stanley Dinkel was in Jackson from the U of M hospital Tuesday, onr day Ust week , Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son and Clyde Fisher and Jack Bennett Mrs Emma Brogan WBW in Stoct attended a guest night Tuesday at bridge Friday thf Brighon Maspwc lodge Wod, Thur, April 30, May 1 HOT CARGO44 J An Action Drama t marring WILLIAM GARGAN, JEAN ROGERS, PHILLIP REID Plu THEY MADE ME A KILLER Starring ROBERT LOWERY, BARBARA BRITTON, LOLA LANE, BYRON BARR Coming Two Yoara Before the Matt , Nocturne ltt a Wonderful Life4 HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Thur, Fri, April 24, 25 MYRNA LOY, DON AMECHE in SO GOES MY LOVE New Comedy Sat, April 26 Only Mat Sat 2 p m Cont A , GENE AUTREY in GOLD MINES IN THE SKY Pine DARK HORSE1 with PHILLIP TERRY, ANN SAVAGE Cartoon Sun, Mon, April 27, 28 Sun Me 2 P M Cont with The Nipht Depository I easy to use and it is safe too g Come in and let us plain the advantages of this service 5 tm s x i Mhbr Fira Dcpult la B Airnncc CorporatleK All Da iodt iuur op ttwo to SIIVE ALWAYS LOVED Mch Dmgmie Si YOU PHILIP DORN CATHERINE McLEOD, WILLIAM CARTER Nw oBII Tue, Wd, April 29, 30 LUCILLE BALL JOHN HODIAK In CHASE A SANBORN AMERICAN SWIFTS 1LB JAR QT PKa La Coffee Cheese 2 BOX Prune Juice SYMONS 81 OrangetCaliornla,176 size DOZ Potatoes Mielt psck Chiffon Soap Flakes Ground Beef extra lean Skinless Praakf urts Sliced Bacon Baby Link Pork Sausage Bacon Squares 01oo,Nuooa 4 string Washing Machines ,Hot Wat iters, Milk Coolers, Irons LB LB Treas, Iva Flacrway The seniors honors are as follows Valedictory, Lee Carr Salutatory Iva Placeway History, Ross Riad, Prophecy, Daisy Reason After May 1 them Will he saloons in gtockbridge TYwi jiame of Howell J arc ti in has been changed to Annpme Verne and Norman Reason are working n Drtroit Thomaa Birkett hai vurcna5cd the Dexter homestead near Dextrr for 6,000 Clatcnce Toolry, Lewis DeWolfe and Mr Roye of Hamburg leave t for Alaska Monday I Born to George VanHorn and wife Tuesday a son Briuben Finch is painting John VanHornS farmhouse James Doyle tf serving on Jury, Highway Com Mike Lavey is repairing the Bates erossway which i washrd out tis shpring M T Kelly is now bookkeeper for the Taylor Milling CoJackson John Heffernan of Unadilla has graduated from the Toronto veterinary eollege Will Blair and family have I moved on the Holmes farm I John Eay will hold an auction at his farm near Halfmoon Lakri on April 26 Notes of 25 Years A go While riding in a car on the Dex ter road Monday which was driven by John Monty, Mrs Julius Nagy was badly injured when the car hit TWO SMART PEOPLE Eerl Baughn arid son, Neil inada a trip to Detroit Thursday Mrs Zabie Hammer4ias bought a house in Nebraska and will move then when school is out Walter Clinton and wife, Gerald wilh Clinton and wife of Detroit and LLOYD NOLAN Ralph Clinton and family of How , Comedy ell wr,r week end guests at the C J Clinton home Nw FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOUSE IN VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF Ida Mae owors Est HALF DOWN, BALANCE ON, CONTRACT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION vSsi Rev J M McLucas BRIGHTON, MICH, PHONjE 3731 Xl AS Collect Now itaiejr 6n Store The senior class of Stockbridge high school will put on thti play Nothing But the Truth at the opera house herr April 26, benefit of St Marys church Pinckney Chapter O E S 145 haw eloctd to following officers WM, Mabte chaefer A M, 8a4ic Read W P, C V VanWink le SMf Msry Read Tinas, ViUa Richards Cond, Edith Carr A C Kate VanWinkte Mrs MarkMcClear had her hand ervrfrd in a power wringer Sat The feed grinder at the Livingston mill exploded Friday No on The CoMiurNorthem Ice Co of fesad fiesMs was awarded a Meb Aate Ifce OftMer see Ce ji Leloskad in esjeaft ooect lest Si l 9mm b 4P Take Advantage of Yor GL Bill Today J LEARN TO FLY Government Sponsored Flfcbt Training is Yours for ti Am YOU HAVE EARNED IT Without Cost AGROUND SCHOOL Make Your Spanc Avistioei Covat for a Future in Gregory Flight Way s OMa W fts torn 91 if, t A pmv 1l w S5 P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednexky Apnl 23 147 The Peoples Store Groceries, Drygoods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie DIBPATCh PubUt Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pinctanv, Michigan Entered as second class tatter at Postoffice at Pinckney, Michigan undo the act of March 3 187J Subscription rati, 150 a Vear tMM WL CUUXtf PUMlttm Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mr and Mrs Konkel and Mrs Barariski wens Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jaroslawsk The Whitmore Lak school dist rict votes April 29 on bonding for 30,000, to bnild on a 4 room add ition Miss Elaine Johnson spent the week end at the O PouUcin hon Rev J M McLucas has been asked to return as the M E pastor at Brighton and, Novi for the 5th year Mr and Mrs W A Ketcham have btien entertaining Mrs Ketchums brotter, W A Sharpsteen from Dearborn They drove him home Thursday and viaited old friends in Detroit as Thursday was their 53rd wedding anniversary Recmt guts at the John Martin jKurne were ir and Mrs Lemuel I Martin, Mrs Beulah Bortzm, Mrst John Mayer of Ypsilanti and Mr and Mrs Jay Brigham of Grass lake 1 Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry called on Mr and Mr Ernest Nickil of Silver Lake Tuesday Mrs Nickel,s Grace Hinchey baby was operated on at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Thursday and is do in nicely etn Lev idge w 13 homi from Mich State coUegs Saturday Sirs Eleanor Ledwidge and son, Kevin, spent the wiek end in Detroit and Poyal Oak Leo Beues and wife of Walled Lake spent the week end at tliit R J Carr home Robert Carr begs to inform us that he is a corporal and not a pfc Miss Rowena Liverance who unPhone Mr 14 Alexander Garish and family of derwent an appendicits operation at Mt Cleraans spent Sunday with Mt Carmel hospital, Detroit, re Mr and Mr Wm Shehan turned horn last week Gerry Eichman and family have Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs moved into the hoifce formerly ownAblert Dinkel were Paul Ludtkii ej by Wayne Root on West Main and wife and son, Paul of Gregory Horacr Hanson and wife and Leo Mrs Illah Reason nnd daughter, id Lee and family of Marion Betty of Gregory and Edward Maas Jere Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs SPOT CASH HORSES 14 COWS 12 HOGS 450 Per CWT, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED IREE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK ad or Alive IORSES 14 COWS 12HOGS 4 Cents a Lb Furcn Animals Collected Promptly J Moslem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stoic Service in Michigan Central DeadStoekCo and family of Marion Mrs Albeit Dinkel and Alberta attendrd a shower for , Wm Wilson, ,1 Jiel McNamara one day last week Mrs Viola Read spent Saturday in East Lansing with Muriel I John Carpenter, car went in the swamp at Rush Lake Monday morn, iig and he had to br pulled out by the wrecker Gale Hendee has gone to South Carolina with a carload of cattle for George Webber of Howr 11 Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee spent Sunday in Ann Arbor Lloyd Hendee and wife were in Larking and Holt Sunday Charlrs Thomas and wife have returned to Lakeland from Chelsea Mesdames Harry Lee, Wm Bate and Jack Borton attended a King,s Daughters board meeting in Howell Saturday Wm Heidenberg and family have been staying with the Harry Lee family while their cottage is flooded A number of local Masons expect to attend the annual Past Masters banquet of Golden Rule Lodge, Ann Arbor Thursday night Carl Bidwtll and family of Brighton, Mrs Ella Newman and Mrs Joeie Forner of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, Ben White Mr and Mr Roy Dillingham wore, in Ann Arbor Friday and Sat and called on his brother, Don, at U of 31 hospitaL Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham wrre in Fowlerville Sunday and called on her sister, Mrs Guy Blair and Mrs Joe Allen The latter nas just returned home from Mc Phersfcm hospital, HowesJ Dale Miller Mrs Reuben Wright of Flint who was hurt in an accident and was in the hospital far many weiks was able to go to her home recently Mrs Walter L Clark visited her brcther, Lyle in Ann Arbor Monday Warren Hoover and family of ChelDa spent Sunday at the Bruce VanBlaircum home Wilbur Midick who has been living with Rev Beachy, has moved on a farm near Chelsea Mrs Clare MsMacken and baby wen in Ann Arbor Thursday Denize Ledwidge came home with here Taula Curlett, Ruth and Mary Jean Kirsche were in Ann Arbor Sunday afternoon W H Meyer and son, Edsel were in Lansing one day last week Gerald Swarthout was in Detroit one day last week Abner Watkins and family of Detroit spent the week end here Miss Barbara frfah spent the Week end in Ann Arbor Miss Alice Gearhart of tHowell spent Friday at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle spent Sunday with Mrs Ella Stapish rrar Chelsea Mr and Mrs J H Hooker called at the C W Hooker home in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr nd Mrs Bob Turner and Kenneth Gydri of Detroit were Sun day calters of Mr and Mrs Joe Baydlo Willard Wiltse, Clifford Van Horn ,Harry Dankera, Harold Galbraith John NickoU, Harold and Max Raidy went smelt fishing at East Tawas last WedneHay and were very successful IHEti YOU 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For Information Write Iocird o Box 176 Brighton, Mich Representative will all ii Samples There is absolutely no Obligation i O l, tr X fi Mrs C J Clinton sjvnt T night with Mr Muhle CliiiM, Brighton Mr and Mrs Frank Nilx rnt Kathryn Gleason of Mio an i M, Gleason of Howell wen ,induy guests of Mr and M ilmilc Clark Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond Of Owosso virr Sundny iruoits of Mr and Mrs Clydi Fisher Mesdame Tnu Lr , John Hover, Grldife Powman, RceM Gudith and iHenry Johnson attended thrs PTA Council at Adii i Wodne day Jack, Reardor iiM Mi and Mrs Bruce McDwnn l of Ikroit were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Horn Joe Gargolis and Kdwin and Virinia Jendrowki were in Detroit for the wt2k end Mr and Mrs Myron Hiurhe wore in Ann Arbor Tuesday Miss Marjorio Curtis pent Sunday with her sister, Mary, in Ann Arbor Trevor Latson and wife observed thfir 25th wedding anniversary Sun Marvin Bruff was a Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike HLLP WANTED RLS AND WOMEN PRESS OPERATORS SPOT WELDERS ASSEMBLERS No Experiences Necessary APPLY v ALL PRODUCTS CO, 10687 LIVINGSTON HAMBURG, MICH Mr and Mrs Vern Robinson and Mrs Bob Robinson of Plymouth spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Krdley Van Sickle AdvertUtmtnt J fiom where I sit fy Joe Marsh As HoitMlilce As a Barti StrtMti fiaalfy fot fcte sew fcagtaf frea the rafters autketor fftted, but ptarty 1 foto A4ft tdbftes spread heavy wtth khai tasi fai it Whenever teste tmi ami Ed Careys istfe pUy esse got a free slay r a tittle cstn tag wkBe the Ieflcs eajoyed their tisae, they4 easae over mi hdf heerCys ham wis aw a stighty Mt with pafaat as4 hraah hupataMi InnHaj place And Cjr, to ahow his appreeU Frosa where I sit, if s just abot t toa held a bis barn WIMBLD0 sta appropriate to have a ban SaturJ n 11 the folks who4 varmisc as a hooaewarminc Iktlpad him ut not barring those if oinbeeaAiaeifsaaothecehaiioa t Jta Harteaa sap to get sighbors together fat a i, aad Cy roaUa spirfc s food fellowship keg of base YWd wm tmm a hara as Genuine Nationally Advertited m Afc IHr,09MSmbVmmmmimm Miaa iam Aatbsuopoy eallad on htr fatftMr OrvtUe Jwfcanji, at halt O at Jssspsaat jsaa Aahrn ppaa wftm wwawmm jaaasaajPT JBM s Sofa 5795 6125 V Our prices en all faniture are coaatpatably low taaed on ottr very low WE DELIVER R, tore 4 Jya zkSiih J V , vYr g 3y K im fJWN m i , ow Available STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT BALLS and BATS BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, CARD DEN TOOLS, SUCTR1CW1RE, all Mad, RANpC And ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB 1NG SUPPLIES, CUFT, DEEPFREEZE tad MILK COOLERS G k nsjBsSMe1 Want Ad WANTlV TO BUYUsnd can, 38 up to V WUl also buy 47a or orders on1 47 Curran Palmer 9850 K Brighton HUM,, Wl, Brighton FOR SALEAVfsasa and gander, gray Toulousaix George Rohde Spears Road FOR SALE PPr hangen board and trestle, pairing Udders John DinskeL Piackney FOR SALEOak flooring and awing, kiln dried, aUb wood for tia4 stove or fireplace, Murray Bros Lumber Products, phone 4581 Dexter, Mich NOIGood used cars and truck,priced to still C Hudkina, Stookbridge, Mich 719 East Main St if PROFESSIONAL CORNER HARDWARE BOYDELL iJUNHVAglMMrHlaMHSj STATS OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Gerald C Hamel, Plaintiff, vs Jeanie M Hammell, Defendant Suit fending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on April 15, 1947 In the above Untitled cause it appearing that the defendant, Jeanie M Hammrll, is not a resident of this statu but resides in wStatr of Ohio therefore on motion of VanWinkle VanWinkle, attor neys for Plaintff It is ordered that the defendant, Jeanie M Hammell enter her ap pearancec in said cause on or before three month from the date s Jt r of thia order and that within 40 MARION BEAUTY SHOP days the plaintiff, Gerald C Ham SPESAJLNGJN TERsnANsWft Bay at Daft at A Pincknoy, Mich Daily 1100 AM to 3 a00 P M Except Wsdnesniy Moa, Tttoa,Frit Sat, 7i008i00 a aftSLUSKEY ISSB051 MH K Office SSS 814 illttJjLmCHUEB Have Mkaia mKHk J , i 8 cou WAVES published and circula I PI MARION JAXVlStOwner Phone 6 LEE LAVEY t WANTDiTorent one 6 more rooms to start a beauty shpppe Pinckney Write Clessie Palmer 842 E Gd River, Brighton co Phone 5901 Brighton FOK SALEMy home, all modern, raw oil furmact 852 Unadilla St4 Phone 70F8 Mrs, Grace Runciman FOR SALE20 Ions of timothy iGlennbrook Stock Farm Glennland alfalfa hay Mrs Louise Glenn brook Road rVAktfq Buy nll cause this order to hrT nuMM 4 FERMANBNT1 d in the Pinckney Dispatch 01 AND MACHINELSSS newapapir published and circ ting within said County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six successive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judo VanWinkle VanWinkle Attornry for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Mich PERCY ELLIS AUCTION Phone SF11 Piacaney, Michigan HERBSNEElJ 4 Soy Bean Meal 450 cwt 1SS S0714 ft, GreaJ Mat Howell, Reel Estate, I f City, Lake and Pasai A Speciality list Youf Property With Me GENERAL INSURANCE Phone MFl Pinckaey Miehiga MARTIN JLAV jT Anjaanuf lam HI ftfna Heh Phone 138F6 BepalruT State 8717 Lakeside Drfcf Uceate Rash Lake PHWARTHOLrTioN FUNERAL HOatn Paon 89 , Michige SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLttNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4247 ANN ARBOR MICkL Moire BHw Seedbecfs and Till Cose to Fences w , 20 acres, good grtaind, good buiaiingsjcasonable AJTara Wji SEAMAN TIllER STANLEY BERR1MAN Farmers Feed Supply y spring Lambs Peter Costas Spears Rd Pinckney QJeenbrodtt gtock Farm, ,Gtenn SKMINGSee or call H ZcebT R 3, HoweH, Phone Brighton 2886 or Francis Shehan, Pinckney Phon 62F8 fAFSftHANGINGReasonaBle Sel ect your paper from my new 1947 ample books Ethel K Bauer Phone 819 Dexter FOR SALEA good cottage at Rush Lake priced at 2,250 Fred Tsople, realtor, Howell 16ft sltA good piano , Ed Kenny, Rush Lake FOR SALE Baby Chkki from Mood tested Large Type English White Leg horns Order Now J SQUIRE HATCHERY Phone m W EowaiL WAKTaS Paper of all kinds, iron, H Cepvav Harry Prisk Strauss Ihs wtitsh of the SEAMAN TILLER or placed In front of the machine instead of at the sides, en all of the new, lm j rovod fflodett you can till the toil up dote Is fences and make a ctter seedbed 1 the same time YUJ ae ually Increase your crop acreage by puting hitherto idle load Into production Attorney at Law 207 EaKt Grandq River, Howell The SEAMAN 1 the original farm ize rjrery filer serviceproved over a period Sf more than ton ye It is tup lied to a full range of iover takeoff jnd motorized models, from 3cT1nch to inch tillage vldtht Let us toll yao tnore about fne SEAMAN ILLtK one lit practical application to your form end crop conditions Come in end talk it ACT NOWTo secure the countys most proiitable small businessOne mm can operate , Write R G Gilbert on, 223 K Douglas Street, Rloomington, Illinois FOli jliusido painting, and paper hanging and lf47 wall paper call fShultz Bauer, Dextrr, Mich Phone MIDI FOR RED C REICHOFF r OPTOMEiRWT UO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN MR APPMNTMBNTS PHONE 358 Rsidsace 61S IOi SALEFine 5 room huuse with in said County on the 21ati j acres ol landchicken house,shop April A D 1947 1 jaane, 15 fruft trees, located on I Preaent HAH Wiiiu T STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probst Coart for Ihs County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,hsld at the Probate Office in the City of In said County on the 17th day of iJ day of PHONE lf4 , MAX RUSSI SAli5iabwooff Buy jrson Li Howell, IfIch, t GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKEVIEW Ann Arbor Mich Photte 90 FOR SALEiHammer Mills, AutoH matic Shallow Well Water Systems Sprung Tooth Harrows,2 Used 214 Plows, Automatic 15 Gallon Water Barb and M36 just outside of village Make me an ofitr Norman lieaon rnckney Phone 17 f,K PA PKAHA nisfHraters, Fence, Barb and Steel Thurson LamberCe, Pnoav IPosta Elmer,fl Garage Housewlvea eAVBToua WASTE FATS Oak Grove, Mich FOK SALE Seed Oats 100 a bushel, Harwy Dyer, Gregory L0STBlack Cocker Spaniel Findin return and get reward Curtis Chamberlain, Hiland Lake MM SALtModel AVord i new 3W aig B04f a, Pincki L LysAi, LI uoqt3 42o Dexter Roa tney Present, Hon Willis Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Emmet amh, Deceased, it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is OrderedThat all of the cred tors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court GRAVEL HAULrNG 1 will haul gravel, sand, fill dir and black r M EdIcnnott,phone Pinckney 14CF4lat said Probate office on orbefore FOR SALENiw Modern five the SOth day of Junr A D, 1947 room hout, complete with bath, ,at en oclock in the forenoon, said FOR SALElNbw Zealand Rabbits for brerding purpose Chas Sopp Graves Road, Pinckney FOR SALEGE Roaster with steel cabinet base Price 27 50 Jfrs, J L Donohur, 19975 Speer Road, 1 miles north 1 mile east of Gregory 1 11 For Sale TOULOSE GEESE EGGS for hatch furnace and oak floors, located jn Pinckney Call or see Howard Ihud Phono Iinkne 36 Sunday callers of Mr and STrT L J Henry wen Joj Standlick and wife of Detroit and Mrs Lloyd Nash and daughter Norman Miller, Jack Hannett, Overcome Soap a 3 Norman Miller, Jack Hannett Ona Campbrll, and P W Curlett were guests of O L Robinson of Ruh Lake at the Past Masters iM ,, TU un Night of Vedic Lodge F and A M ingfrom Urge geese John Martin of DetroJt Thursday night FOR SALE 700 cement blocks, and I Ciffor1i 1 a ff house and 1 acre of land f411 l Ann Arbor Thurs night , Ronald Dysert, mile west of IUJ K Man wf J tof Mc Pinckney on M36 I liierX hPltalv,HoWfU fon j ment Thursday Ye rditor called on FOR SALE3 building nunn hinJ Saturday morning time and plane being hereby appointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and demands iinst said deceased It a Further Ordered, That pblic notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this oHtr for three succesbve weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probata fLUX MUT SOAP re is world wide shortage of all Animal Flit and Vegetable Oik, Last year Soap Makers only at one fifth of what they used in Itel TUs also affects yf, , coverings tC Without the help of the Aaoericaa year, One out of aa Ameriran kitchens, 4ot Mm your grocar tf he ha no aaap bat save every garnet of fat yoa coa and aatt it to your every nino oakae of aaap leather goods, floor Jfettsewrras taara woaid bswa aeaa nttk aaap last Cross waste fats The Hoff Sisters, Mrs John Mar tin and Mr and Mrs Lemuel Martin I were in Howell Saturday Mr and Mrs EdrJ Meyer and daughter woie in Howell Saturday Gerald Darrow is working at the Detroit Die Set Co hrre Mrs Frank Bonn has quit work iir lif1 NihoLson Sandwich Bar and Bf rniec Lamont is now employ eu in re Wm Lamb, wife and daughter of Ann Arbor spent the week end hen with the Lamb and Meyer families Ora Kime and wife of Brockenridge called at the W C Milkr and Ona Campbell homes Saturday Mrs Edith Treple of Jackson is visiting her mother, Mrs Nettie Vaughn McPberson State Bank HIGHT DEPOSITORY W NMat taWam TatMsl at tfafft sHM R buildings, pump house, 8x10, Utility building 18 ft tquare reasonabducius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOR SALErChippewa seed potatoes 100 a bushel I Charles Dinemom, EastM3G FOR SALE Three Heifers, 1st calf due April or May, 1 Holstein Bull, 15 months oULPless Puckett Spears Road, N Reason farm FOR SALEInternational Oil heating stove, 3 oil barrels Small Es tatc Tlaatrola heating stove,China cabinet, linoleum rug 9x12,ward robe Mra Grace Runciman 52 Unadilla St, Pin2kney Phone 70FS t Iva FOR SALEiA good youth bed with Mr and Mrs Burt Nash Nell springs and mattress 28, a coal Fryc nave returned from Florida burner hot watrr heater, used 3 I Charles McConnell and wife oftivrs of the depositor and ana montias Vanflcms Hillside Farm j Gregory spent Sunday With Mr and I signed for at tame of such sVeUvMrs Roy Fisher lery Robert Tasch and family were inl Night Depository will save the Ann Arbor Sunday Also Mrs W I worry over funds left overwent C Atlee in old safes, aecmt Inning Miss Grace Krlly of Owoeso or carried Mrsonafly to spent the week end with Mr and nosae Mrs Andrew CasapbelL Waetner need afs Mrs Edna Reason and Lrota weakly the protectioa alYssiiiat spent Sunday at the Kenneth Reason home in Ana Arbor Maiagse tone 1 E L Reason and wife haw re r ay snnll he ateanst 4a turned from Plertda and aae agaia living in Detroit Mrs Ashley Burg of Saline is attending Mrs John Burg who has faoen ill far tbr past two weeks iaVUfc, Ciawan nanaV UJrM9GtMATIOm ML AP I WBfWBttM mm Hnal jrwHTELrmim iWUJBOK mEHT A tmAAM CO sjnaraalanaat For ssaaa time tltere has been a need ta our eotnriiity for overnight protection of funds of merchants in all lines from hardware to gasstine This aervace is now avnilaUa to our customers The cost is 1000 annual service fee 260 deposit on keys nKaey pouch and lock To insure against tamperiaa with bags the Night Depository is opened by two persons Delivery of the pouch is made only to jrogeriy accredited represetrteaTSMttaa id flenr Serviox Free Equipsneitt AUCf lOMTEEE tM iZLS A WMESALI WYUE ls cheen istanmnce kftaeVsm TWe ahaS he nteased amdeawmt nr hScnt f aim v ,imm wxxV 1 0 Xi 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 23, 1947 Description An account of the resource April 23, 1947 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 1947-04-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/285049236ea7eda777140f3812930700.pdf d53a7683b149c37ab61a8cc351144b52 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. pfpnpp wr wp sa h N IB Mkhig md aod Heff lagi of the State Tersely ToW From Lanaiag The ides of May axe here and the state legislature is still floun derng in its fifth month of financial confusion Gov Sigler believes it would he better to spread new taxes how but the legislature seems inclined to put it off until 1948, Numerous sources of revenue have been recommended to get the state out of the threatened deficit The governor favors a 2 mill property tax to finance the soldiers bonus to ost 8 million ann ually The legislature only wants a one mill tax A soft drink levy is proposed which would yield 6 million a year it would raise the pricec a cent a bottle Doubling the state tax on beer would yield another 6 million A 2 cent tax on a package of cigarettes woud yield another 7 millon All this would only brii 27,000 000,000 leaving still 33,500,0001 of the 66,000,000 defUit to he raised The governor would take away from the cities and counties the special taxes granted them last year consisting of liquor taxes, intangible taxes and liquor licenses amounting to 20 million reducing the deficit to 18 million Other proposed taxes are a 8 mill tax on manufacturers, a 1 percent tax on wholesale transactions and a 1 percent tax on net Incomes The legislature has shown more seal for cutting taxes than raising them Senator Hittles bill would make incomes joint, cutting income taxes from 100,000,000 to 207, 000, a year This would save 76 on a 6,000 income Underlieing cause of the muddle is inflation Retail prices have soar ed since Feb 1, 1947 about 31 percent Meat is up 60 percent, soap 62, drugs 67, cotton goods 39, leather goods 68 and BO on and tne purchasing power has steadily de clined New taxes would reduce the purchasing nower still more Coraerration Notes Cold weather will probably delay the trout seasonChilled water will discourage insect activity and few trout will be found feeding Condition of backwoods roads have de The need for additional highway funds is being felt in Michigan About 7,000,000 was spent for re moval A snow last winter serious ly depleting highway funds Heparing and replacing bridges destroyed last winter will cost about 4,000,000 more Michigan is still receiving the same revenue as in 1938 although construction costs have increased many times In Livingston county 56,000 was spent last winter for snow re I moval The cost of snow removal on township roads was 39 a mile, leavtng only a balance of 19 a mile for the lat nine months, 5 bridges were washed out and over 50,000 worth of damage done to the roads Increased costs deplet ed tse maintenanc funds the past 10 years In 1940 the county road cconv iaaion had 60 men on its payroll at a cost of 69,000 a year Today the 40 employees draw 103,000 a tyear Material costs are from 40 to 00 percent higher In 1942 gravel was 46 cents a yard now it isl, Jasphalt was 3 to 5 cents a gallon, now it is 7 to 8 cents,a grader was 5,700 then, now it fAPQ So more funds will have Xo D0rovid county roads are kept up to par ed There is before the legislature a bill to increase the gas tax 2 cents a mile 1 cent would go to the different county road commission While this alone wilt not sftive all highway difficulties it would help A card from you to your senator or representative would have much bearing on the matter Work started here Monday on the bridge on Mowers Roard, this side of the Catholic cemetery which was washed out The old foundation was dynamited FORALL Current Comment i 1UE NT CONSIDCRATION Or THE PlONtf ftS, SCTTUN6 1 IN THC WILDSftNCSS, WAS TO BUiUO A STK0N6 STOCK FOft THC PROTECTION OF TMCIR FAMIUtS WITH EVERY MAN COOFetATIN, A STRONGHOLD WAS QUICKLY CONSTRUCTSD, 4, V, n 48 M fm In lcsponso to President Truman SENIOR PLAY f plea for a downward revision oi priThe Pinckney high school Juniors Newburyport, Mas, merchants will present their play Bolts and haw responed with a 10 percent cut Nutson Friday ani Saturday, May 1 in prices aero the board with the 1 and 1U at the school Tickets may resuIt they claim that business in be obtained from any member of cjcased there 00 percent the firat the senior class Musical numbers, work Tht idea has caught on and will be featured between acts, mum Two and wic half hour of enter tainment which begins when MuiKebecca Bolt inhoiiu a pooky mansion from an vcentric brother She turns it into a salnitarium for patients with nervous disease, mucc to the dismay of her mice, Henita, where upon the nut, start to pour in, the fun begins in earnest With Lutie Spinks, the manhating maid vho winks when she doesnt intend Gertie Jlossup with contagionpholjiulrunelhi Figg with claustrophobia, tadwattader Clippy jwith rutphobia, it i simply kill ing SECOND, AND THIRD GRADE V i , i It I boy boy in our name is Koualci it M it H M JOHN R MARTIN John R Martin, 74, died at the McPherson hospital, Howell Tuesday after a 3 months illness Sur viving are his wife, the forme r t JBeulah Black, a son, Lemuel and 2 lmfV Rail daughtersMrs Beatrice Meyer andw Dclll Mr3 Beulah Bortz i The funeralwill be at the Pinckl At Church Friday1 230 p m, Rev John McLucaS officiating Burial in Pinckney cemetery Livingston Lodge No 7G F AM will have charge of the committal services Obituary next wedk TODAY THC BUILDIN or WWTICTION TOR OUR wwwuef f, CONTINURS TO R8 A CONSIDERATION AMON6 MtNf, if THROUGH UFI INBURANCI, MAN fOlt fOOCTMRjR FUNDS AND 8NARR THPR RfKS THU AMpUOMOPAMftJItCAN NAMIUCR COOTPHATC IN ACNIRVIN6 FROTRCTION AND S4XUR4TK Wo hae a jiew second grade his Darrow Jitlaiul Scott brought some Jap anes money to school Thursday Patsy Lovell brougiil lie irM flowers of the season to school Thursday They were violet We enjoyed the magic tricks and juggling net Hit on liy a magician here last Tuesday morning Janet Shirley is now S year old andhad a birthday party Apr liJnd We duconited our room with i flower am butterilv IMJ weel mler thi liyed the planting of the million legal size trout Last week 25 forest fires burned 225 acres A new system is being tried in pheasant planting this spring 5 hens and a cock are being planted in groups to see if they will est ablish themselves 15000 fish were winterkilled in Lower Crooked Lake in Brrry county by heavy snow which cut oft their oxygen supply The dept will auction timber May 810 on 1760 acres of state land around Menominee, Oscoda, Grayling and Newberry The fin clipping of trout planted in Michigan streams is completed This is done to check on the time success of plantings Boo brush shelters have been flunk in 7 lakes as an experiment to see if they will increase vegitat ion and fishing ATHLETIC FIELD MEETING At a meeting at the school Tuesday night Ed Bennett was iven a contract to fill in and grade the field, Stanley Dinkel and Wesley Reader to build a aoft ball diamond It was voted not to use the fence on hand but to get cyclone fence The sponsoring of aft athletic activities was given to VFW who get 60 percent of receipts after all expences taken ct Reader and Thayer were nppointd a committee to work out a children summer 1 meeting the Dispatch I ney Com OWnr Church Friday Wofftrj Friday niftitfeur MrnirweVH TU MT chosen for the Pinckney Soft Ball League which starts ita 16th yea of existance They are as follows No 1 Francis Shehan, capt Hob Singer, Jack Reason, Howard Tischler, Bill Darrow, Jim MeyerJ Dick Singer, Don Swarthout, Phil Gentile, Keith Ledwidge, Joe Ilum liicr, H Melnik r 2 Edsel Meyer, capt Ros Laiab, Paul Singer, Beryl Ambur gey, Joe Jeffreys, Bob Amburey, Cliff Miller, Joe Clark, Bob Harrow L Shire y, Ho Mi Amburgey No 8 Wesley Reader, capt, Stan ley Dinkel, Joe Lavey, W Enquit Jack Reid, Don Amburgey, Gerry Swarthout, C Darrow, Dick Young ROBERT BLAESING Robert Btaesing, 60, of Buck 1 Lake was killed at Balls Crowing Saturday afternoon when he was hit by an Ann Arbor train He had lived at Buck Lake about a year, coming there from Wayne county That morning he had left home to work for a neighbor Why he was on the Ann Arbor track is not known Coroner Bordon was called and decided an inquest unnecesnary and tho body was brought to the Swarthout Funeral Home Sunday it was taken to the Kenny Funeral Home, Royal Oak, where the funeral and burial were held Tuesday Surviving are a wife and three children Local s Roy Teeple of Brighton and Vol ney Teeple sons of the So cail on Mrs Villa Richards Friday Mrs Grace Runciman has sold her home to Floyd Martin and will move on her farm in Unadilia Stanley Dinkel and wife attended the funeral of Christopher Brogan aged 9 months Tuesday at the Arthur Bullis horn inGregory and cemetery in BunkerhilL The season started ionday night when Shchan beat Meyer 9 to 7 BatteriesShehanSequin Lavey MeyerPaul Singer A Meyer Rex iHendee, Max Reynold No 4 Roy Reason, capt, F Singer, Bennie VanBlaircum, Ridie Shirey, Bill Baughn, Clare Miliar, Joe Burns, Robert Lavey, Merlin Lavey, Dale Meabon, W Palmer The schedule is April 28 Meyer vs Shehaa, April 29Reader vs Reason fMay 5Shehan vs Reader May 7Meyer vs Reason May 12Reader vs Meyer 5tay 14Shehan vs Reason May 19Meyer vs Shehan April 30Reader vs Reason May 26Meyer vs Reason May 28Shehan vs Reader Here and There Walter McQuillan and wife of Howell called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday Don Dillingham, brother of Roy illingham was taken to his home eyerPaul ffr tia Webberville Thursday from the George Meabon jr and wife rt, Kiti Rv Ftncff MarpTiy, oatter Masses at 8 and 11 t m Novena Friday J 2 40 noon 8r00 DL Preparmtion for Holy Gomman ion each 8aturda 8 to t p m mJ Sunday 700 to 7SO a HL Sunday May 4,1947, 4th Sur lay after Easter, Com Sui for ridics of thp parish 9th week of 69th Novenna The micion under the dirrotion the Paulit lathers starts Sundav May 4 Rev Fr R Payne will preach t Among the intentions are Sun, intention of living Mon, late Jas Dwyer Tuep Latr Sr Gervase Wed Late Sr Euphrasia Thur, special intention Fri, intention foi Good Shepherd Prayers are requested for the Mck and recent departed among whom were Rev Fr Wm Roach, Hilled in the explosion at Texas City, Texas, while saving lives COM COKL CHURCH 5TH AND 6TH NEWS Tim fth arid 0th yriidrs arc work iiiK on thiir Hint talilc of a Id 7 I he Mh trade won wiifj th, ,, Reading Ctrtirirati i, issued studunl Jor haveinu i c ki el A in daily readirir class The hoy, aid ill who joined the Vounn1 VVi iters Club have recei ved heir riiniljhip card and ere dil rating Our Siniutr V tial was held with the rural xu, in t linrk noy aud1lium i h , i cord crowd The pupils of th ii a r i,ri iiadt air I ir I A 1111 a nir clat ion i Hid Mi I, V kno eel lianl Car havi h ml t presented Mrs pin and earring fo hei Kork tliis ,i We wish to eMfid you to Mrs Iahirr nor for the wrdc ii i o enjoyed tliis r do ej , a Mica io i lui w rcKret efinir il1 u ave Mrv I ii VV , in found two M, flOAfl tlal onie how foune1 , way up ,ioilhi chilly AHT A th r So fr cr th and 2 mud lurii have faum1 tin ir way into tW las THIRD ft FOURTH GRADE Kthut n is running hijrh ainon i ieri the Younjr Write 1 V have the parents wate jnuny other cities mostly in the ve,t have followed suit For soiM reason the response in Michigan ha been weak One city Otsego adopted the plan and later Hamtra mack has decided to try itThe Det roit luerchunta association has cone out avrainst it and says nothing but disaster will follow if the plan ia followed Some one will have to give in a the staletnate between merchants and the buying public With paychecks cut in two there is slight chance of a buying spree under the preent conditions Lack of cash has also hit the liqJuoi trade where lijuor consumption has been cut as much as 60 percent In Chicago it is claimed 6h taverns will not renew their licenses The i iiituor trade blames buyer resistance caused by diminished paychecks ind tU fact that autos, washing nacnines nylons etc are once mora available to the buyer and there id iot enough money to buy them and ,uor too Thero i alno another ason Too many taverns were iceied iii the first place They got y all riuht for the first few years vhen leynllized liiuor wa a noveL y and war waes were hitfh How wr with peace time and lowered vimcs theie was bound to be a cut omewhen and liijuor has always jecri claed as a luxury Two sold blooded murders were oriiniitteH in Juckson county last Acel by two teen aged boys both of which had loiitf criminals records One murder netted 14 and the ofiiT but o Uoth men had served h iiicnces and ben released on pa rule They have both pled vuiliy and declined councilOne of the murdered men, a taxi driver left several small children Something is wrong with a penal system A man is not upposed to be released on parole unless the board is atified that be hiis changed and eady to go straight Also he muat have employment We wonder if he condition were complied with ii this instance tl f v our work credits J he slate legislature continues in nerou mooi Last week it sern i , conidered a lill to abolish il, ,tat liijuol1 conuol system A , M h yield the state huge dividends and turn thes profits over to e pi rsoiisNext it tane a I io abolish parimutual betting ,n iii horse races at the state fair ground I his is the result of a dis puw with the Detroit Racing Asj wiech has a 5 year lease on the grounds which the legislature U trying to break so it can boost the rent At a time when the state is , faenij i huge deficit just why hould tlie legislature jeopardiso I the two large fund it is receiving iaril,T huey wrote a very nice pr ni for t Vung Writers Club The fourth Trade spelling champ , ion was Uertha Beachv V Wallace s expected back The fourth irrade has finished the Lurojx where he has been language text and are now doing K PH against the Amcrreview work lav AKtW AMawi San School SupC Herman Voider tforaiag Wookif Wm urn ican foreign policy A big meetiug Norma Clark ciphered down tho, Pitied in this country for him Strange to say we have heard favorable comments for him fourth grade and Odo Duhaime the thiiti grade Sunday with Mr and Mrs Art vi on Northwestern Territorial road , Joe Basydlo an family spent Sun kat the Keaon House home in Ypsi arlU and ioe vent to the builder ahow in Detroit loe Carpenter and family visit her sister Mrs Richard Cramer A U oi M hospital Gerge Snively has returned from McPherson hospital, Howell wlrere he was taken last week when his collar bone was crushed by a horse crowding into him Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs s Mercer were Dr Walter Merf Joeu and family of East Lansing, Dr Rev Ezra Beachey Pakr u Worship 100 Svnday School SBperintendent c Young Peoples Moetixtg 730 LOSE TWO GAMES Pinckney High School last weeklost two games through their inabil ity to hold a good lead Wed they were ahecd of the Little Pioneerat nn Arbor fi to 1 up to the Sth inninig and Joe Bums pitching for Pinckney had allowed no hits Then he lost controll , walked 4 men allowed 2 hits and Ann Arbor tied Jthe score Jerry Clark relieved hiei but was also wild and Ann Ahr scorod 7 run that iimri to take the game At Brighton Frida Pinckroy man y especially from returned service men ajid few unfavorable ones The Detroit Free Tress Friday in an editorial analysised the GreekTurkiah question It said the main idea is to keep the Greeks and Turks well fed and healthy NO thy wont go communistic This, first loan is only a tarter Congress will be asked to granted more and more money, i t continues refusal will be ifficuit Congress is gambling oft i Lhe chance that if we stand up to Moov it will back down We sfcait be in an awful mess if they dottt HHKlJaisQ got a big lead but wor ovr Wendent Wilbur Leidif hauled bv Brighton in the final in Marriage Otto BewertT HoweU, 42, Helen Kaistey, Howell 31 Etti Sanders, The S H Oar Jdc Roberts 11 kyk Kettter miU spent thrlJ5 H AIMI Sotaaa Zl Fewlenrille Notice fSL S7S Stol 3 w wife f M mil carrier LCHdL 2JiSK lockage at Mrs Geore Peacaon I The m Huweil ning and lost f to 5 Pincknty rallied the last inning but fell a run hort of tiding the core J mi Mever pitched for Pinckney NO 1 ICE The officers of tbe Pinckney DiokeU Ed He week iond in Ootixwt fir a I ia make exteno Ms i at GHRSTOPH BAOCAN Christopher Brogan, eon of Jas and Olive Bullis Brogan of 5reg j ory, died in Mercy hospital, iafv so, Friday after a short illness Surviving arc his parents and a brother, Michael The funeral and , M a bwrml were at Bunker Hill Tue Alumni Assn met jr 4 I at the home of Mrs, Max Reynolds 1 The following committees were cho WMT Yoo May ttmmi 9en Dinner Mrs Mildred Ackley VAi JOMMSQMS LOVE STORY Rosemary Read Katheryn Kahn I Van IWWMQII Moant marriage to Program dare MUfcr Jhi beet frieaTs awtf makes ai Mrs, Jeanne Meyer love story stranger than fiction Bel Mrs Lois Barbour this true aoooont of Ona Campbell tfce fanoi nunafi 4tarft unosuai Daooe Commii niation Regular communicatiow of Ltrr ingston Lodge No 76 F c A, X on Tueday evening, May 6 S There will be work in the first gree Refreshments i degree work A good tarraotft it questod P W wul be AKJE AOQunrrcp Changed with ref ttaat W ft to Charles Contey, a ate stodent of tba of Mksmgan, Charles of the Cupid Bar, Ann acquitted by a jory Ust refused to be rt iW Jmgt,roiCKHg DISFAfCH WwWfe April 30 JM7 Ot CHILLY SPRING ELECTRIC FURNISHES GLOWING WARMTH Chilly corners cante Warm ae toast tKese cool spring mornings A modern electric heater gives you instant warmth from your nearest outlet Easy to carry, easy to operate There is no cleaner more convenient type of heat These new, lowpriced heaters are ideal for warming babys hath area, your, dressing room, bathroom, or grandmothers favorite corner And It Costs Only A Few Pennies rAn Hour hut unlimited use can cause high electric bills For example, a thousand watt heater at residence rates costs only Hc a Week when used one hour daily for seven days This same unit, however, when used 8 hours a day costs 1,40 a week and will add 1120 to your two months bill Consult a reputable electric dealer who can recommend a heater of sufficient wattage to fit your particular needs He can also tell you just sow much it will cost to operate The DETROIT EDISON Co Oranges,FI orida MlzelJb007 Eggs Ige size candled Green Stringiest Beans NO2CJS Pet Milk 2 CANS Rinso Ige pkg Salmon Steak i 01ee9Blne Sonnet Sliced Baeon u Baton Squares Beams Picnic Style Pork Sausage kabjr links 2 Botfed Boast , Veal Steak Jfjet Arrived Large Sfclpmeng Soy LBS 9tote i Neighboring Neu I AQS THEATER jSYLVAN THEATER Ctel e if7 Co was kilkd 1 SILVAN llUtAlIt Fri SL, Ha, J, 3 ROLL, ONTEXAS MOON A MwakaJ Weatara wit ROY ROGERS, Cob ady, Sport Community Sua, Tua, RENDEVOUS WITH ANNIE A CoiDwuy aurrmf EDDIE ALBERTFAYE MARLOW New Cartoon Popular Scianre IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIHIMIHUIIinill Ifirst National Bank CJUI Say en, 7, v To was kilted by Jackon nanus last weak i a 1 jriur ALunith 1 tdiUut Two Stockbndge boy, Paul WiHiam, 19, una Lawrence Kianer, 20 wno Urovt away a truck load of onion belonging to Otto Kisner wheu he left it parked in Stock bridge and wreckid it on the north Tejntoral road have been aireted and lodgid in jail For the third time in 6 years the Brighton Argu ha won the award of ,lhe N E A as the beat paper with a circulation of 1500 u Harry Davis, Brighton high sch1 Com TkV 44 oil pitcher pitched a nohit gam ow, against the Little Pioneers of Ann Ann Arbor last wee wnning 80 Brighton also beat South Lyon 7 to 12 and Manchester 17 to 0 J R Uayner of Hamburg and Koenig of Brighton havr, d a real estate partnership The Holden school of Grein Oak has 40 pupils more than it can hani die and holds a meetings thus week II to considtjT the problem At the first meeting of the new Brighton council they boosted salar irs The clerks salary was raised to 600 and the assessor to 300 The treasurer is to reciive 1 percent of the levied tax monies The Brighton Argus says he boosts ure ill egil tHenry WinkeIhouse,retired Howell florist, is a patient at McPherson hospital, Howell Clay Gordon, county surveyor has returned home from 2 months in Florida The new Howell Cannon Company of the national guard has enlisted half its required strength of 76 men and 6 officers Whitmore Lake has organized a Kiwanis Cib with John Rarui as president, The South Lyon school board is planing to build a six room school building for a grade school The old school wouki bouse the high Uchool grades only Fri, Sat, Maj 3 witn I 4 THE MAN 1 LOVE GABBY HAYES Urrinf ReaL Saafwaet A LUPINO, ROBERT ALDA, ANDREA KING BRUCE , BENNETT I Cartoon Nea Twea, May 4,5 AUbt reload Mr DUtrio SuuTTM TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST Starring ALAN LADD, WILLIAM, BtMQIX BRIAN DONLEVY, HARRY FITZGERALD j CartoonThe I Sting1 A 1 sun Show, a,a,7,a m Wad, Thur, May 7, S , Wastarn Musical in Trucolor OUT CALIFORNIA WAY wiltMONTE HALE, ADRIAN BOOTH and BOBBY BLAKE Plot THE GLASS ALIBI44 with I PAUL KELLY, DOUGLAS FOW LEY, ANNE GUYNNE 11,1a ComingItW Wonderful PlD,OuH0r4i WA a 3 Note of 25 Years Ago Mrs Julius Nagy hurt in an auto accident last week died from her injuries Monday The funeral was held at St Marys church Rev John Crowe officiating Burial in Detroit Guy Kuhn of Gergory and Isabel Murphy of Escababa were married there April 25th, by Rev Fr Barth Reason and Reason had their r grand opening in the store in the Masonic block Saturday A Shadow box social will be held at the Floyd Reason home Friday A dance was held at the Frank Gibson home Saturday night Miss Ciaudis Hinchey died at her home wet of town last week Gene Dinkel will work the John Gardner farm this year Mrs Carl Meyer underwent an operation at the Sanitaroum last week Thomas Jeffreys died in Lansiny last week John Tanner of Brighton claims 1 the longest beard in the world It measures 9 feet Frank Mowers has sold his farm and moved into the Gene Campbell house on Mill St Harold Darrow is working for the Standard Oil Co in Detroit 3 FINANCIAL HINTS FOR YOU This ad launches a new series designed to help you with your money matters WeMl try to give you the benefits of our experieincoWol tall yu the simple facts about our bank,and how you can best use itWell point cut ways to make your dollars go farther We hope ya will read, enjoy, and profit from these ads Come In And Let Us Explain the Advantages f the Might Depositorylt IT Ifs Easy To Operate and It la Safe TK 1 i HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Undar Fadaraf SuparrUio Maboar Padaral Oapoait la, turanea Corporation All 0m SAOiitt iaaurad up to 5,04 fe i Thur, Fri, r iy 1, 2 A ROAR WllH RED SKELTON THE SHOW OFF44 I with MARILYN MAXWELL fawa Conadf , Sat, Only May 3 i Mat Sat 2 p m Coot U 4 CUBAN PETE7 I with ETHEL SMITH, THE KINGS , SISTERS J PKu DAYS of BUFFALO BILL With SUNSET CARSON, PEGGY STUART f Carooa Sun, Mon, May 4, 6 Sun Mai 2 P M Cont ANN HHERIDAN at H NORA PRENTISS With KENT SMITH,BRUCE BENNETT Selected Short SubjaU timw Tue, Wad, Thar, May 6, 7, 8 CLAUDETTE COLBERTWALTER PIOGEON, JUNE ALLYSON in l SECRET HEART Comady NaWf Gerald Dinkel and daughter of Lako Chemung spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel home Mrs Polly Roche and daughter, Mrs Madehne Shehan of Ann Arbor were in town last week Tues Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs irvin Kennedy were George MalLock and wife and daughter Dnrnthv t i u t crad,Kennedy and family ed the Builders Show in Detroit of Howeil and Murray Kennedy and Saturday Mr and Urs W C Atlee am Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch attendNotes ot 47 Years Ago j Robert Kelly and Miss Auguka T Wise were married at St Mary j church April 25th by RevFrComm erfprd They were attended by Michael Kelly and MaWe Docking, j The Pinckney Driving Qub ha reorganized with James Roche, pres H W Crofoot, Sec and FReason, i Frank Smitli is on the road tot the Air Light Co I W H Sayles and Elda Kuhn are delegates to the Democrat Suite convention at Port Huron Marion Reason has purchased a new bicycle Gene Campbell has made over 20 gallons of maple syrup from has sugar bush west of town A large number from here attend d the Easter dance in Dexter Fri A Wilsey of Ann Arbor has lopeited a singing school at Hamburg John Comiskey is working for Freeman Allison tthis year Hoisel went to Byron last week to buy a load of potatoes W iH Clark, Gregory Grand, Trunk agent, is the champion snake Mike Ruen is teaching in the school during C L Grimes illness ,, Cyrus AtLee and family of Ann llArbor were week end guests of Mr and Mra W C AtLee Uc, Flxxa VanSickle and grand Charkss Dewey are expected from Tuaooa, Ariaona thv Xffl McCeUey and wife are liviog en like Homer Abney farm in their house trailer Mr and Mrs Earl Banska and aG, MeO, spent the week end with Mr, and Mis Guy Smith in Oevecrown aTwonoea ne FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOUSE IN VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY TO 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I fcy Joe Marsh, We Get to the fish Fry After Afl ere a fseat oss iry at ig ssdaSkyli 4 rstaiYaa 4 is tuo J as esd lMMeJfae ISMB SSHSSO JBSE tf fisk aai a Kjjr t rer Ar4 la front of Isitthafseaeof 4M things teat mtihta oar tew so nee a place to Mee as a apt Oe Tfce 4S alare and abase elite, ejbat plate of fie aad j 4Utat were jest mom were sjahefe of tfcoajh TuSmeMi PSBs thnt heifer better fcowrf be fe9a John R Martin is in a critical condtion at McPherson hospital in Howell He was given a blood tran sfusion last week Only his family are allowed to see him His wife, son, Lemuel, and daughters, Mr Beulah Bortz and Mrs Beatrice Mayer visited him Sunday Mr, and Mra C W Chambers had for Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Glen Planck and family of Detroit and Mrs Foiy Chambers, Fred Motes of Dsvsnpdrt, Wash, and Mrs George Sargiion of How ell called on Mrs Mary Teeplc L,t Friday afternooi Mr and Mrs Fred Lundgren of Dearborn and Mr and Mrs Floyd Richardson of of Detroit were Sun day guests of Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes Myron Hughes has a new car Mrs Beat rice VanHorn and Mrs Lester McAfee took 2 carloads of rural school children to the music festival at East Lansing last week Jack K ardon, employed at the United Airways, Willow Run, spent the week end at th Clifford VaniHorn home Lester McAfee and famly spent the week end in Northviile Ed Kenny and wife and sons, Dave and Dick Donnelly of Detroit spent the week end at Rush Lake Dave had a tryout with the Brooklyn Dodgers and goes to Newport, Va, Dick is just back from Korea where he served with the army of occupation Week end callers at the Andrew Nisbett home we3 WmMercer an J wife, N A Housner of Brighton and Dr WC Wylie and wife, Dex ter Joe Meta of Howell is a patient at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Ernest White of Howell entered McPherson hospital, Howell for treatment last week Mi Nettie Gardner and P W Curie called on Michael T Kelly at the Mich State San near Howell t Sunday He is much better Mrs Laura Gradwell will return to her home in Chicago, Thursday Mrs Norhert Lavey will accompany her Roy Reason and family and Mr Edna Reason and Leota spent the week end in CoopersviUe Vhe fire dent, was called to the Oscar Beck home Saturday by a grass fire No serious Clyde Mdntyre faaa returned from Florida spent N fee week end with his brother, Gene, at Vastewn Ye editor saw him in Howeil Sat Fred Read ad wfe spent the week end in Detroit and attended the Builders Shew Mr Edith Teepie returned to Jackson Thursday Mrs Normaa j Merrill spent Wednesday with Mrs Sunday cveste o Mr Lee Laser smee Harry Lsvsjr and wife of Detroit M Mr sad Mr George Leey of Mrs Margaret Aschentoenner who Joined the WACs 3 years ago and has been in Italy, Germany, and Austria has returned to this country and landed in N York last week She is expected home soon Capt and Mm Thomas Young and son of Lawton, Okla are visit, ing relatives here and in Gregory Mrs Young is ue tormor Margaret Curlett James Thomas scalded his arm quite badly last week and is laid up John Martin who is at the Howell hospital is very low and not allowed to receive visitors I Bill Baughn has resigned his job with the FranklmShell Oil Co at tHowell and returned to his gravel hauling business at Pinckney George Rhode has moved from the Nancy Beebe farm to Howell Messrs Norman Miller, On a Camp bell, Heniy Hauck, W A Ketcham Jack Haniu it, 0 L Robinson, Fred Rebrnan, ioss Read, and P W Curlett attended the annual Past Masters Night Banquet of Golden Rule Lodge, Ann Arbor Thursday night, Rev Wm Donald, grand haplain was the speaker The DrakeSeeley families have moved from the Lucius Doyle farm to Lakeland Robert Drake pi stay ing with Joe Burns At a meeting held last week ut the school plans were made to grade the lighted athletic field and fence it The fence, post and gates arrive me time ago A new soft ball diamond will be built on the north side of the field Bennie Van Blaircum, Stanley Dinke and yi ditor were named a committee to handle the soft ball program The Little Pioneers of Ann Arbor decidedto withdraw from the Land of Lakes High School League They entered last fall Their reason is I lack of interest at Ann Arbor and poor dates given to them for home games due to priority of Ann Arhor high school They will finish out tefr baseball Fchedule and starting J next year schedule games , outsde the league Mr andIi 1 J rlv nnj on, Robert spent Thuiv in Walled Laki Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer and daughter, Patty, and Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer and daughter, Patty attended the Builders Show in Det roit Sunday Robert Carr spent part of lat t week in Detroit visiting relatives HEN YOU BUY ICE CREAM BUY THE BEST THAT IS Arctic Ice Cream OUR BULK ICE CREAM FOR MONTH IS VANILLA, CHOCLATE, FUDGE ROYAL, TOASTED HAZEL NUT AND WHITE HOUSE OUR PACKAGE ICE CREAM IS VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, PEACH STRAWBERRY WITH TOASTED HAZEL NUT AND WHITE HOUSE White House Ice Cream is Vanilla with Rich Red Chtrriea Try This for Dinners and Partes It is Delicious CORY DRUG STORE IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 5 SHALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dlnkel MEN Wanted Good Waget Steady Wagei Mo Experience Necet ary Detroit Die Set Corp Pfr NKY, MICHfGAN ANNU Senior Bolts Nuts A letter from axk mvB he is tkywr uHtLwr yv PIPPPWIPPPI Classified LAVIT Soy Bean Meal 410cwt i Farmer s Feed Supply Want Ad YQl NT Store and flat ai Main HwW Karl McCluUy Phone jyijsfayj FOR aVbS WA Mower Galvanised Ho W Tank Mattress RMK Aaapysjej FOR SALS Baa Kocaer hwnx Service Station FOR SALEVC Ba iiearwuu Suite Call PhW 126 OAUM Recorder, 7 days, 10U names, IB Dial 2600, Hot Water Tank and Coal Heater, 60 gallon 2000, Window Screens in frameg 37704x22 inches, 8 slightly wider 24 inches Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance Co MoweU, Michigan WANTED 0 aieS laly olschool girl to care for children while mother works Mrs D Murphy 8963 DexterPinck ney Road WANTED Gravel trucking, will also haul haul fill dirt, stone and black dirt Mike Harnack Jr Phone Gegory 4F16 FOR SALEEarly Seed Potatoes John Gerycz, 6100 Chambers Rd FOR SALKAoout is busel of early I seed potatoes, good, clean seed I 150 a bushel James Baker I 885 Anderson Rd, Pnckney FOrt 6ALEA good youth bed With Springs and mattress 28, a coal burner hot water heater, used 3 months Vaaaoms Hillside Farm TORSALE5 room jwuse, 4 lots, full basement, garage,chicken coop only 7000small down payment Eli Aron, 407 Suart SttPinckney FOR SALEtOak flooring and aid ing, kilh dried, slab wood for th stove at fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products, phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALEInternational Oil heating stove, 3 oil barrels Small Es tate Heatrola heating stove,China cabinet, Linoleum rug 9x12,ward robe Mr Grace Run ei man 1862 Unadilla St, Pin2kney jphcme 70F I TOR SALEAgood cottage at Rush Lake priced at 2,250 Fred Teeple, realtor, Howell OR SALKA good piano, i Ed Kannyf Rush Lake FOR SALE i , WArJTE of ill kinds, iron, STATE OF MICHIGAN Te Circuit Court tor thm County of Uviatoa Ckuwy Gerald C Hatoe, Plaintiff, vs Jennie M Hammell, Defendant feuit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on April 15, 147 In the above Untitled cause it appearing that the defendant, 4etue M HammUl, is not a redden of this state but resides in stata of Ohio therefore on motion VanWinkle VanWinkle, attor Mis for Plaintff It isordered that the defendant, Jeame M sHammeU enter her ap pearanoecin said cause on or before three months from the data of this order and that within 40 days the plaintiff, Gerald C Ham I PROFESSIONAL CORNER Pinckay, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M Except Weapeedap Moa, Tu4Fri, Sat, 7iQ00Q Pw Ctaftte K eWM Ajtoreeys 1 Law nm stjw ad aaa DR MjgtUSKEY, OMggjggUAil 111 H Mteeiem w w otiu gat NSWSMISS 1 ea MARION M P WRJii HARWJaCMUBB HewaffMdajea JJJrW Re RWBRIiW I Mr Scfisr ttrt sagWisss newspaper published and circulating within said County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six successive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Mich i AUG COLO WAVES Phono MARION JARVIsOwaor PERCY EiMS AUCTION Phone FU MM MicUgaa Pboae 13 WVfccJraed Mha Make Better Seedbeds and Till Close to Femes with a SEAMAN TILLER Bflcause Hit of the SEAMAN TILLER arc rcd in wnt o the machine instead of at the sidei, eiv all of the new, im roved modeli , , you can till the soil ht up close to fences , end make a jotter seedbed et the same time You uc ually increase your crop acreage by putinp, hitherto idle bed into production Th SEAMAN k the original form size rjfary tiler , , icrvicorccd over a period of more than ten u It i sup plied M a full range of wer tafcooff nd motorized models, from w6inch to inch tillage width Let ut toll yoB more ofcouf th SEAMAN ILLER and Ht practical applications to our faim and crop conditions Come to and talk it mw HoweiJ, Real Eetata, twat City, Lake and Wum A fljmliWtj list YQQT Propartf With Ma EE SLAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE PIHMM lflFi Piackney Michigi STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at law 207 East Grandq River, Howell ACT NOWTo scure the countys most profitable small busineKsOne man can operate Write R U Giljbcrton, 223 E Douglas Stnet, liloomington, Illinois FOR jlnside painting,and paper hanging and 1547 wall paper call yjishultz Bauer, Dcxtrri Mich Phone 1111 FUR riALKFine 5 room house with I A acres of landchicken houso,shop giiiage, 15 fruit trees, located on M3G just outside of village Make me an off4f Norman Reason Pnckney Phone 17 MARTIN J LA VAN HMMf Vaw Mr admin 5 State 717 LakMid Prtf License Roefc Lk PHSWARTHOirriliON PUNKRAL HOM Modern BpnMt Pken 9 fbeJnay Mkbtf SEPTIC TANKS ft CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 0 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MlfM, 1 GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKEVIEW Phooie 0Ott Ann Arbor Mich PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSI Ra Coppav HarryPriBk fOK SAnwootf Buy Nwri Thureon Lumbar Co, Phoi W4with the broom at the dance 1 Why does RN ask about Harwell, Mich SCANDAL COLUMN What was JMs reason for hang jng around the kitchen Was it B B or Miss C Why did M Y always get caught FRED C RElCHOFF Sr OPTOMLiRHT 410 WEST GRAND RIVER AVS HOWELL, MICmGAN fR APPiNTMNTS PHONE 358 Revideoco 019 the FOR SALE Seed Oats 100 a bushel Harvay Dyer, Gregory LOSTDlack Cocker Spaniel Findr return and get reward Curtis Chamberlain, Hiland Lake , FOR SALkModel A Ford i new tires Dale Meabon 42d Dexter Road, Pinckney GRAVEL HAUUNG I will hauT gravel, sand, fill dir and black EdDennett,phone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALENrwModern five room house, complete with bath, mmmmppj mr new motor every day Why wasnt N P at the dawee piKcn5y CairorseeHowara Ruad House wives A V B TOUR WASTE FATS We hear she was in jHowell Did P R have a good time at he dance We hope Beaver did Who did W P escort after the dance C G gays the 8th grade is alright i at least when it come to Thelma Why is V S so cold to J M Is A H the reason that D C i I furnace and oak floors, Located in Phone Pinkney 16 Friday callers of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike were Helen Bland of Unadilla and Mrs Stella Durkee of Jackson of Ann Arbor spent the week end with M and Mrs Wm Shehan IT Overcome Soap Shortage STATE OP MICHIGAN The Probt Coart for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,he Id at the Probate Office in the City of in said County on the 17th day o in said County on the 21st day of April A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis Lv Lyem, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Emmet Lamb Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of elaims against said estate should bo limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andJbefora said Court, It is OrderedThat all of the cred iters of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate c iff ice on or bafora the 30th day of Jurr A Df 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and plaoe bcin hereby appointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, Inat piUic notice thereof be given by publication oi a copy of this ordtr for three successive week previous to aaid dajfcgf hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County A NEW BUSINESS FOR HOWELL jiot interested in Deyter Sure IsWILSONS RENT A TRAILER CO I Willis L Lyons, Judtte of Probata We see Miss C has a new ring SALES AND ASSORIES Most of the Junior girls bade CARRY ALL, DUMP AND BOAT I good bye to P H S last Thurs TRAILERS BY HOUR, DAY OSL I We gee Jim B and B P did not j WEEK njoy themsehjes at the dance f 917 GRAND RIVER AVE, j Did D V and T C have fun HOWfiJA MICH PHONE 1227 running away at the dance fUIXiaff UFEBUOV i worM wide afaottaee of MM Animal Pats and YajetaUt Oils Last year Samp Makers only jRrt ae ita f what they aed in Ifdl Tbk i aCCeett paints, trrtttf,, jfthrr foods, floor ete Without the help of tbe Ajoericaa Bwtmwirm wmM aava Urn uttk aoap last One out U evary aloe oafees f Map mUe last far was saaaa fran vast fats saved AmerioMi kitchen, 4alt Idsaa your grocer if a ISM no soaa tat am every eaaea of fat yea a ast ett it to year Who did L D H escort to the dance Could you tell us Marion Why does Pudge want to meet L S Why did J G take so long to rive L C home from the dance Boy, wag J M worried, only of course for his ride home Why did B B stay in the kitchen in the dark last Friday niht Did TLhave something to do about it What are these important letters that B W mailg every day William I boasts that his name has never appeared in the Pinckney paper Gerald Swarthout spent the week end in Detroit with Mr and Mrs iiarold Gallup Eric Rose and family of Hiland Lake speai Sunday with Mr and Mm Ma Nash Mr aad Mrs Bud Fisher of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mrs Henry Liverance and daugh ter, Rowan, were in Detroit last Friday HELP WANTED GIRLS AND WOMEN PRESS OPERATORS SPOT WELDERS ASSEMBLERS No Experience NaCMMury APPLY McPbersoo State Bank THE HOUSING PROBLEM For many months the subject has been front page aews Now once more the Builders Show in Detroit brings attention to building problems r WVMM4 tMI rwm ALL PRODUCTS CO 4667 UVIMGSrOM HAMBURG, Many homes have extra which couki be revamped to make Apartments Lrprwemeri9 of this type can be readily financed under F H A through this bank We will be please to xpiie this kind loan XQ, anyone ititcited iu tunotng unujod pfe in shcir home to income producing apart, merits At Modem Eouipsaet rAVPMr XW40 , ra2i MuOtvi tt KbsaoyJMey Dm MUM FQK SALE httildings, pumpi house, SxlO, atility huilding 16 ftJ FOh SAiasAmer Mills, A swsaasaw sessv jnatk Shallow WeU Water Systems j asaar a kaa M saaeaaaMe aaMb Sprung Tooth Harrows Vsed 214 fnyT fltraW jRetav JMst Plows, Automatic 1 GaUen Water j iGsaaesasa ef sWaest Httar eace JBa and 35 ae SEm 4aposts fibner4 Garaye lAmvad ear aav ssaesaaaisW Im Oak Grove, Jjich VmSiSm I FXR SALCJfew Zealand Babbits for brendiftg purpose Ghas ea jpofi SeA faaie MeaCerC let iGraues Boast Panakaa ,atf aue AeR er May, A FOR SALEiG Boaster with aaeel BuU la sneaths sMWt cabinet base Prioe 25 W Spears BoaiL X Beai Mj i L aeaaavw XW7 8pm jack fiheidon aod 1 aattes aerth 4 I satte ipaars ecaUed an Ais hoether4 Vic est 4rf TrjwaiJ A W 11 s4atam hasaitaL Aeatmast QAMMfklwmnmt d AdSn i fi,j,r Vaster has hnsa in InMEil J mmm mm mm 4H se 4 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, 1947 Description An account of the resource April 30, 1947 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 1947-04-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d02af0b8cd8ff624f23507bde66cb2b0.pdf 0de765fcdde06764add13fa97420c3e9 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. pwsmw m IWW flipi fr PPIP ispatdj 1b Pkwtay DiNMUch Wednwday May 7 Miehif J,iob 1 John K Martin v4, son of Jcfeu and Susan Spears Martin was burn on the farm west of Pincknjy where he spent his entire lifetime, t of the liquor businem and nut 1 xllM did uf uww an PuMhe was 12 years old and at that tjwi and MMI lieppeaiaga 1 the 3tate Tetaahr Told From Uaaiaf The Tripp WH to take the state OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat the entire sale of packaged liquor in the hands of the D D dealers is not givan a Chinamanfc chance of passage Due to the personal popularity of Senator Harold Tvpp, AUega druggist whose store sold 32,700 worth of liquor last year, the senate passed the bill without a hearing Opposition quickly arose in the house from such diverse groups as the Mich Temperance Foundation Foundation, Mich Table Top Licen sees, Royal Ark, Mich Brewers Asan and Federal Judge Frank Picard, who drew up the present liquor control system Smarting under public criticism Senator Tripp dramatically got up n Iht ite and tore p h,s SDU license and said he was quitting the liquor business The most damaging fact against the Trippp bill was that Michwould have lost 9,626,06 in revenue last year according to figures given by the liquor contol commission The legislature is scheduled to adjourn June 1 after the financial solution is solved The best bet is a state income tax The Hittle joint income tax bill would save Mich, tax payers about 200 million a yr putting them in a pleasant frame of year in federal income taxes thus mind towards a state income tax The soft drink tax is dead, the doubled beer tax was sent back to committee The cigarette tax might pass Giving cities power to levy excise taxea ran into opposition The leg islature may give cities power to levy specified taxes subject to a referendum v The legislature is not going to enact a fair employment law This hot potato is beHng sidestepped It would mean another agency Indusd us trials favor local tolerance committees to handle such discrimina tion in employment time he asumd u responsibilities Of SUPPvK ing UU IlUllUT tuli 8 sisters On October 20, 1897 he was married to Miss Beulah Black of pinckney Four children were born ta thip vniona Mrs Beatrice Meyer, Mrs Beulah fiortz and Lemuel Martin, all of Ypsilanti A son died in infancytHis sisters, Mrs Phoebe Bennett, Mrs Susan Mulhcdland, SELECTED SED VAfoCN MtTHOOS OF SEED SELECTION WERE ENTIRELY UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL FARMER, THE RESULTS WSae NCCSSAILY HIT OR MISS EVEN WHEN A MAN PEVELOPBP A CERTAIN TALENT, HE HAP LESS ASSURANCE OF OOD CROPS THAN TODAY WHEN HC HAS THE BENEFIT OF ORGAN1ZEO FACILITIES AN SCIENTIFIC METHODS APPLIED TO PLANT BREEDING ANO EP SELECTION, KW SC NOTE CooanunJc,, 5TH AND 6TH NEWS About 2u of our pupil arc plaim Quite a few Pinckney paopla UiW en 0 County Rural School the Un, S Arb ltriplt include, a rid n the rtrenmlSi tT aUP to lined train from Howell to Detroit K T9 J1 FRED F13H HURT her the the JOHN R MARTIN Mrs Esther Wright , Canie, Lucy, Luella, Sara and Mary all preceeded him in death, He joined Livingston Lodge No 76 F k A M in 1895 being rais ed by DrHF Sigler In 191M2 I 13 he served as master In 1935 he received a life membership from lodge He continued active and was the lodged beet ritualist, giving most of the lemfes and funeral orations for mjny years past For 2 yea he has served on a grand lodge committee For 14 years he , j M, Tilf J ho attended the annual grand JA8K8 llCW 1 FIiiI lodge meeting He was also a Ufa member of Pinckney Chapter 145 j O E S I His other activities included IMILARLV, IN THE EARLY DAYS OF OUR COUNTrV AN INDIVIDUAL, NO MATTER HOW PROVIDENT IN PLANNING FOR HIS FAMiLYfc FUTURE SECURITY, LACKED THE ASSURANCE OP SUCCESS iE HAVE TODAY WITH OUR OANiCi rCiLi , i FZA, THRIFT AND SAVINGS ZUWfJ LIFE fNSUS3ANCG AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS T novelty salesman was front of the L J on M,86 east and suffered pelvic bone when he trid to avoid hitting a duck He was taken to his home I membership on the bjaard o the TtmmxiMilk Producers forffie was wirowii in stockbridge diktrict and treasurer Henry farmhouse u the youngve schocA district suffered a broken tin a u At, thrown Conservation Notes Cold weather put a damper on the trout season opening and not many were taken Forest fires have burned 439 acres last week 14 rubber tire sulkies have added to forest fire fighting equipment to plow furrows around fire areas 172 arrests were made by conservation officers in March 2,726 was collected in fines and 1,066 in coats 82,917 worth of state Lands were aold at I ansing last week 1400 picnic tables were built by the conservation dept last winter for state parka When a young man he joined the Pinckney Methodist church and later transferred his activities to Community Congregational where he wap active in church affairs In February he was taken sick and failed to rally On April lv he was taken to McPherson hospital, f Howell where he passed away April 29 of luekema The funeral was held Friday afternoon at the Pinckney Coin Congl church, Rev JM McLucas preaching the funeral sermon assif ted by Rev Aliard Burial was in Pinckmey cemetery 62 Maisons from Livingston and neighboring lodges exemplified the MasonUc j committal service with Past Master Lyle Glover of Fowlerville Lodges personal friend at his request giving the funeral oration On the night of Fet lu, 1034, Andy Callahan of Stockbridge, the 4river of the Wayne Qreamery tsttk tMck running fett4ftoe bridge to Detroit on return saw thy body of a man lieing afwrg M a mile west of Pinckney at the in tersection with Cedar Lake lioad He notified the authorities and Sheriff Fawcett and Irvin Kennedy then a deputy came over The dci d m was identified as Steve Lazio ftp Francis Mirply, past Masses at 8 and 11 K m No vena Fridaj 220 nooa 800 p HL Preparation tor Holjr Comman ion each Saturday 8 to f p m mi and then a,bus trip OVT the Am baasador ftridge and back through the tunnel The resit of the day will be apent at the zoo We thank Miss McCallum for inviting us to takt tin trip In our battle with the Ks the 5th jrade was ahead Friday the ith grade took Ihe lead Iv the 5th irrade Douglas Jeffreys won the spelldown and in the ith Jimmy 1ortor, Uarbaru Vanfcjlambrook, Marilyn Clark and Beverly Duty liilly Caudill receiwa first aid from Mr Header when he ran the point of some sissor in his hand THIRD FOURTH GRADE Uernice Singer was 11 years old Tuesday Kay Fennor will celebrate birthday Sunday Judith Sekeel spelled down 4nl grade tliday Jimmy Lavey spelle ddown 4th grade Marilyn CJustafson, Calvin Sim onson, and Martin Phillips were absent pail of last week because of illness HIGH SCHOOL The high school base ball team lost to Stockbridge last week 1 to 5 Thier game at Manchester was rained out They play at Manchester and Dexter this veek The JiIIop this year is May 17 Music Edwards Orchestra, Ann Arbor lhe alumni banquet is May 31 j served by the Young Ladies Auxt iary ALUMNI BANQUET The annua reunion of Pinckney hg school alumni will be held at the school Saturday, May lil The officers and committees have planned an otde tyme protvun Reception at chcul tmi rcistra tion at school 200 to f30pm i i0 soft hull game Alumni vs high school at Veterans Memorial Field 630 p m hatKjUrt at school served by Yimg Ladi s Auxiliaiy 8 30 program and m ru to late Jessie ireen 930 to 100 dancin A2 fee per peroi, ed to MrsHelen Key I and Will include h JHI 1147 dues All J I ft M oes as a protest gainst the showing J the flim The Uivcle Ramus story was written by Joel Chandler Harris many years ago and is nothing Mora than a nursery tale on the Moshtf Goose order by an old negro trbo made the different animals talk nd act like people There has bait comic strip featuring it in Sunday papers for some time with no compliant The colored people object to it on the grounds that it glorifies negro slavery and shows, the nagro in a degraded position We read tha complete book probably 40 year Kao an it did not strike jm that way We thought each tmd wry tale told by the old nagTO, fife Aesops Fables taught a mora 4aason h , lived on Cedar Lake Road jurt I 9uJ 00 to 780 a m north of M36 He was at fit sup feuniay, May 11, 5th Sunday af poed to have been killed bv a hit AV U0ic0H auiuadvjaBi J sence of blood anlfirHt WGek f 55th Novenna and run driver but ab mad the officers suspicious and ie mission is on all this week they visited the Uiza home where an ends Sunday p m Devotions h lived with his wife 2 children ure is the question box and 2 stersons, Joe and Alex Ko b and h a m an 4 and 745 pm ac Joe wa not at home being I onS the intentions are Sun , in jail on a wool theft charge J retr cl MTrs E1a Dixon, Men late Thomas Lawrence Tues late Loretta Donnelly Wed, late Ann Cawrence Thur , late Mary Gaw in b May 23 eh briiifr AW jue i IK k be mailed Out i Ix the hoi on Ma 030 p ni SENIOR PLAY mail I ,1ijiekney ,lance and im I be i nil i may wlii not Ie ohtaif J from 2o to VY read that Whitmore Laka oted down all proposals to enlarge heir school facilities last week Tha U,000 bond issue lost 145 ta 106, o increase the 15 mill amendment 0 to UK and the proposition to lose 2 grades and transport tha upils to anothep school 148 to 117 Vow the question is where do they o from here Whitmore Lake build new school Just before the war mt so many war workers moved In hey were soon swamped This contion was believed to be temporary ut these people have built homes here and established , themselves The only seeming alternative is half lay sessions but will the state dept iccept this and will it endanger tha amount of primary school money I hey receive The law forces school iistricts to provide education for ill children within their limits and there is absolutely no way of get tintf around It a There they found evidence that die man had been killed there and attempts made to destroy traces cf the crime Alex Kovac who was home and a cousin visiting1 there were taken ino custody and or Feb, TfU COUNTY LEAGUE TO START At a meeting held at the home of Guy Jameisoa in Dexter who was president of the league last year Triounty hard ball league was reorganized for another year There will be 12 teams in it this year if all plans go through and the season will start Sunday, June 1 It will be split into an east and west division of 4 teams east Pinckney who was represented at the meeting by Stan been bought and Dinkol, Joe Lavey and Ridge Shiiey Is in the east division Other teams are Dexter, Chelsea, Ann Arbor Sowth Lyon, Saline and Manchester 1 The west division is Brighton, FowlerviUe, Wabberville, Stockbndge TSUP and Marpiw Pinckneys team will have to be aavamped this year Both last pitchers, Charles dark and Ledwidge are in the aony PINCKNEY CEMETERY 19 Ax confessed to killing his Owin to the increased area of j stepfather and assumed all blame the Ftockney cemetery and scarcity Alex was 20 years old and had quit J and hurh cost of labor, it has been t school in the Uth grade 2 yearsimpossible to keep the grounds in1 before His record was clean except suitable i condition the past three J for a traffic violation arrest His years In an effort to correct thi a cemetery meeting was called last weeklt was decideed to buy a powor mower A committee of Ross Bead, Lynn Hendee and P H Swarthoat was appointed tor this purpose Since then a mower has w Vwiurfit and is at La ey Hard stotry was he and his stepfather quarreled and he hit him over the head with jgtick of wood killinhim in the basement where the older man slept He carried the body out doors, ran over it with a truck and used the truck to carry the body to M0 where he left, it on the highway The dead man had several in ware Interested person may Jurn in tfieir contributions to any mem surancepolicies, most of them due bar of the committee to expire On March V 1934 Alex Kwvac AfcirkAi roiAlMN was sentenced to life imprisonment 1 TthTeiris of PHS in Sonthem Michigan State Prison It seems that the gu o Jj LawBrirttei attor lare nice to boys It must w w tmm J7 m JMM A ley Fri, late John Brogan Sat, late Catherine Doyle who was buried in Hartford Tuesday Prayer are requested for the sick and recent departed Religious, goods on sale at tho missions COM CUM1 CHURCH ftar AKrW Alard MJloreoce fiaaglHOrgaJiiiPt aid Choir Director i tM Sun School Supt Herman edder Morning Worabin , 1940J Sunday chooi 1 llM President Miguel Aleman of Mexico visited this country last week, was wined and dined and paraded and even allowed to address a joint seaion of congress A rare honor seldom given to a person of another nation The statement made was that he was repaying a recent visit of President Truman and it wa to celebrate 25 years of peace between the two countries 25 years atfo during the presidency of Wood row Wilson,the two countries ware ii words points and there were dailv demands in congress that wa uVc liite war jn Mexico, capture and take over the country The country 1 aM a in throes of revolutionMexican bandits crossed over into this robbed hank, stoJe cattle and kidnapped AnHiHans for ransom Franco Villa a the chief offender Finally i ident Wilson sent Gen Perah1 with an army into Mexico, after Villa He captured Vera Craa and penetrated into Mexico but did not Ket Villa who was afterward urinated by his own men, an old Musical number j e3 have been fairly peacable Mexico, rich in mineral resources is a back ward country and has alwayj 4Tile Iim ney high Shol Iliiojwill prose i their play Bolt and Nulsn Viday and Saturday, May J swl 3 M t the school Ticket may be iai from any member of t Musical nun,,,,,MeXKan tustom Since thinga w h f urel between acts t i M, i half hour of enter tain men yhich begins when MJKJRobcrca Holt inherit, a spooky j ded on UScapital U develop ifc mansion from an eccentric brother, j ig f J ot She turns it into a salnitariumfor 1f,, patient with nervous diseases, muoc to the dismay of her neice, p A A m Benita, where upon the nuts start , u ,, to pour in, the fun begins in ear ,7 5 ction between the two VMlMtries f Choir pactiaa, Wad GOSPEi saiaaJOM Rev Ezra Beachey, Paster Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 110 Superintendent WUbux Lidig foung Pevpia Meeting 730 W LX1J III, HIC iIi Ut, HIO 111 SOI , TT 1 J m A II A nest With Lutie Spinks, the rnan lHharolfdfTnpp of Alkgan to tpka injr maid who winks when she hlW qUL buaui snt intend Gertie Glossup with 1 uor tagionphobia,Prunella Figg with J fcuslGess acrophobia, Cadwalladar Clippy D,dealf j8 PobMy doomadJW nc opiiiiva, uic moil , 7 ,1 hating maid who winks when she f ihf doesnt intend Gertie Glossup with If tha state bquor atoras con clausti with cotphobia, it is simply ing V kill aCOMTSOF WE nay has just filed a petition for a J RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT F underfollowing resolution Whereas The Great Ruling Architect of the Universe has called lour Brother John RMartin thereby severing all earthly ties which bind us together Therefore resolved that we cherish his memory in our hearts and commend hie soul to the jiom the Universe Resolved That in ttiivoiiy of our regard for the memo of Jxr SOFT BALL LEAGUE The Pinckney soft bal league opened last week Monday when the Shehan team won from Meyer 9 to 7 Eatteries Shehan Sequif Lavey Meyer P Singer Meyer Wednesday night the Reader team won from Reastn 9 to 2 in a game stopped by darkness in the 4th inningBatteriesReader Sequin i and Reader ReasonF Singer, B lAmburgev Meyer i Games Next Week r Monday Reader vs Meyer Wednesday Shehan vs Reasow OFFICIAL STANDINGS Won Lost Shehan 1 0 Reader 1 0 0 Meyer Reason South Pacrfx ii Ikm BurnsJack gyy coungel crossexaniine1 YUflifl LfT wbf wl is BiM E oing to do now ,, quegtionB w hira 1 L2 aiJyfUie tJloAnn G is ne 1 by Hiram Smith, acting nrot ecutor, tryT M fS Was H As J ifvM rtor, being out Eafrfar aaTSke ldwidge Suaan to stay over mght or was K S8WU1 it seem like oW times WriTIOMS CIRCULATED kZgTjuM ao to the JHop with L D j The achooi district of DDextor eVer lovinp mercy and compassion W iL u Im M taking to the,village fc circmlating petitions tof the Supreme Architect of , r MMVU AciAnoe M ioo r jfarm a rural agricultural schoolSo hnHlmg rSSal1 1 f fu between Dan i far a large majority favor it Pinck v,h new data Jf25 u i fnay had battorTat msy W under 4Winl4f AW w Hof laatttarxl the Dsxter school area would departed brother, the iltw of Liv May 1 wu ,, WTO ft ttat ET OshipLodge No 76 F A AM , J ZZZT sn IM JrnETitt Partaga Lake who now , ,, ASZLI wn ia Joe Bttra itfewy mW JLlHi triad asa Shiriay B fhe 1 fha King aattarj wUl hold m SILirl flrAnal at the Tuea TAG DAY MAY 0 In keeping with a county wide jwide project the Pinckney Kings Daughters will aponsor a Florenc Nightengale Tag Day on Satorday May 10, for the benefit of Mcingston Lodge No 76 F A AM Phcrsqr hosprtal, HowelOfferings le draped in mourn r far ii iayx will be received in the business dk signed itrict throughout the afternoon and Joseph Griffith ch Clifford Miller Boas Bead 1 evening The need is great and a generous response fc Lain j Boas Bead andwife spent the Mr and Mra H C Vdw took woek end in Pittsburg with his son, his mother to Pa last iahe WJB vnat har V weto and dries flocked to to protest against the bill abolishes state inspection and foircement through the liquor irol commission Senator Tripp took a terrific panning from 4fca newspapers He is a dmggiat ami S D D dealer and aoid 32XMi Aorth of liquor last year Me fat jrn wrathy last week he stood ap the senate and tore op his 19T S D D license, saying he map quitting the liquor business aj would never sell another quart af liquor S out of hettaWo oae dqT convert seems to have bean Whether this or not we do not know bat pawn shops and loan a 50 to 60 percent t iness Watches, ruga are the principal The price is may down broker sAkt a watch bring 26 a year age for 1 now OAMfCE AT Tnere wiH be a souk hall oa SATURDAY, MAT m laW at 40 p am menu amwad A pabme m rOEB Pttekaay OJEUL ammamiammmmli j mamami , iT4 mP1NCKHL1 DISPATCH Wednesday Mav 7 1947 Neighboring Notes I Work en the University I ianV, expansion program where youre lying it, fellows Keep it away from electrfc wires H7W out for metal nts in k s and for metallicwound Wte strings They miy b IIHcrrus conductors of electricity Dont take chances WYWI wer oacn v either If your kite toils a tirr , , may be badlv shocked HATCH that Mtolr j cars Play it sate ancr pay it zr of Michi came to a stop last week vnen the uowol workers went on a strike for a 25 oern wage increase an hour Brick layers, carpenters, finishers and tile ers have previews been granted i iiiat increase Terming the Unversity of Michigan student hitch hikers who line the rtreets week ends a hazard, the polke there have ordered them to stay inside the curbing C hanes W rfmith, 63, ef Handy, isutlored a heart attack while drivI ing a tract or fell off and was run ooi by the machine He was dead when found, Basil Cuanaugh who has worked at tlie Fowlerville lumber yard 21 years has been transferred to the WebberviTle yard where he will be manager A Marsh, 56, of Howell was actu J by a Jury in Justice CronenwettSj court last week of leaving the scone of an accident Mr and Mrs Lawrence Queul S have returned to Strawberry Lake from Dundein, Florida Livingston County has received G7,712 in sales tax diversion funds so far Putnam township got 06320 Of this total amount the schools get 34,332 The Cancer drive has netted 700 in Livingston County, Mr and Mrs Henry Shebor of Hamburg announce the engement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Clarence Seigle of Brighton Serg Joe Allen, son of Mrs Evn SYLVAN THEATER OUEL3A MKU M AVON THEATER Staejfcbrldfo, MLsk i Fri, Sa, May 10 BLONDIE KNOWS BEST J SlIi0nDr A Blondi Comedy widJ i Acllon PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE Pitt THE GLASS ALIBI1 A Mystery with PAUL KELLY, ANrJE GWNNE Sun, Tutt, 4uy 11, 13 MR DISTRICT, ATTOR Melodrama with DENNIS 0KELFE, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN Ww Comedy Carlson Cotwiog Last Ch ance Vacation from Mrrig Btly CoEd JHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIUHIHUIIIIIUINHIIIIIIINUII first National Bank I la i g Allen of Howell arrived in New Yoik from Germany last week The farm house of Clarence Baird near the old county farm was des f trcyed by fire last week A marriage license was issued last week to Marshall Maier, 21 Whitmore LV and Winona Nickels, 21, Fowlrrville I HOW MUCH FOR THE NEW CAR Notes of 47 Years Ago rm r 6 r y i 1 UDr Cciil H,niie aru fanly of Lansing spent Sunday with his mother, Mi Wvso IlctJce ml lnl ther, Lynn V m signed up wiih the yovorr tnem and will 0 to Mexico to figiii the hoof and mouth disease among cattle He will , JJ1M Ximr iif pin ouip juto r vuj go with him j 1 i V 1 1 U Vf t s Wit 1 iliani attended liifmy Sunday l X, hiO 1 1 n 11 j rr i I Toi Ci,Jhv C J , V A in I hi rt Meabo wife of Ypsilfiid guests at the Wylie of Dexhoinc by tlio death of ui , frit ii x j in tw i lortiLv 1 week Tie fui An attempt war made to rob the Pinckney Pank between land 2 a m tTharsday morning Entrance was made with tools taken from Barney Lynches shop The door of the vault was blown off with nitroglycerin One piece of the door went through the front window George Bowman accompanied the body of his mother to Sodus, N Y last week Frank Sigkr, Henry Cobb, Cary B IVanWinkle and W H Plpoeway l I went to Detroit Wednesday to hear Williarr Jennings Bryan talk and f attend the banquet at the Mohawk Club The Anderson Farmers club met at the E J Briggs home Saturday Chas Teeple and Fickie Sellman are painting S G Teeples house Will Shehan has purchased a hard ware store at Dansville Grace Gardner is working in Miss Georgia Martins millinery shop Rev Simpson will preach at the Earn an school Sunday L E Wilson has geme west 30 friends of Wirt Barton helped him celebrate his 21st birthday j April 21t Mrs Harvey Pierce of Carleton will give an elocutionary entertain ment at the M, E chureh May 12 5 Car prices are up That makes 5 t select the financing rln 5 that offers the greatest econ 2 cmyCompare our auto loan S plan with others And rememS ber thisits overall cost that r counts Get the complete costs then chooseAs a first step gCt g our auto loan facts r S Come In And Let Us Ex plain the Advantages yf the Night Depositorylt IT Ts Easy To Operate and It 1 Safe Tot i i 1 s Undr Fodorai Suporrltloa Mobioor Fodloral Dopotit In uraaee Corporation All Da potfU Inur4 p to 67 9 SWAMP FIRE SUrriaf JOHNNY WEISSMULLER and BUSTER CRABBE Carton Nw Stoogo 5 Sun , Moa, Taos May 11,12, 13 4TS A WONDERFUL LIFE Starring JAMES STEWART DONNA REED and LIONEL BARRY MORE Ploaae Not tho Change in Tim Sun Show 21IS, 42S, fi3C, 915 Wed, Thur, May 14, IS CIGAREETTE GIRLn A Musical Comodv with LESLIE BROOKSJ1MMY LLOYD RUSS MORGAN and HI Orchestra Plus KUDE RANGER RIDE41 ROIMUO with GENE AUTREY, SMILEY BURNETTE Coming Humorotquo, 111 Yours Magaificant Doll Bo HOWELL Theater HOWFJX, MICH Tuos, Wd, Thur, May 6, 7, 8 CLAUDETTE CriERT,WALTER PIDGEO, J i ALLYSON ia SECRET HEART Comedy Now Fri, Sat, May 9 10 Mat Sat 2 p m Cont JUDY CASNOVA nd JENKINS U ALLEN SINGING IN THE CORN4 Pine WILD BILL ELLIOTT M I SHERIFF OF REDWOOD VALLEY With LITTLE BEAVER Sun Mtl 2 P M Com Sun, Mon, May 11 12 JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN GAR1ELD in HUMORESOUE 3 ritfc OSCAR LEVANT, J NASH Selected Short Subjets CARROLL New BOX Lard carti43i Brookfield Ctsa 2 COffCe CHAS SANBORN 1 LL Vel fine dies Potatoes Miels peek Skinless Weisiers LB Sliced Bacon layers LB Bacon Squares Lb Pork Sausage hahg links Try Ouir Baef Coasts and Steaks Wo Trim Of ft Ire Surplus Wat and before are Weighed Oil 2 gal, cans Jfewerr, Fiake, Garden Seeds Boy s Dress Parts Notes of 25 Years A go Mrs Rleanor Brown Chambers died r t hor e of her son, John ast week Mrs Robert TipUdy died at her home April 29 Surviving are her husband, 3 sons and a daughter The 13 months old daugther erf Mr and MrsAndrew Murphy wa buried in Pinckney Monday Born to Max Ledwidge and wife May 1 a son i Winfield Line of Howell won the district oratorical contest Friday A suit for 10,000 damages has i been started against this county by I the estate of Myron Carr, killed in an auto accident last August James Fisk has sold his place east of town to Bert Daller and moved on the Frank Tiplady farm While working in Meyers garage Charles Clark had his eyes injured when a battery exploded last week Frank Hubbard died at his home here last week Surviving are his wife a son and a daughter Mrs Rosina Mercer is taking care of Miss Martha Nichols who is ill at her home in Howell Guy Kuhn and Ed Stndith are playing with the Briscoe ball team at Jacksor this year The business men beat the high school hero last week Their lineup wa3 CH Kennedy, 8b Leo Lavey 2b Weeks, rf, Grub Murphy, p Vince, If W Coolc, lb Graham, ss Capple, cf Roy Bird, c Kigh Sehpc S Hall, p C Cook, c D Reason lb C Hooker, 2b N Campbell 3b J C Bowman, ss C Henoee, If M Harris, rf W VanBlairum, cf SEPTIC TANKS Pumped Out and All Contents Hauled Away 2000 Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road CHARLES W SIMPSON Brighton Mieh Phone 3609 May 13, U, 15 iuei, Wed, Thur TERESA WRIGHT, ROBERT MITCHENSON in PURSUED COMEDY Nw FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOUSE IN VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF Ida Mae Mower Est, BALANCE OR CONTRACT IMMEDIATE PRICE 5,000, Half Down HALF DOWN, POSSES SION Rev J M McLucas BRIGHTON, MICR, PHONE 3731 Collect Now 12 neyGen St re m mm mum mum Mr and Mrs C J Clinton called on Mra Mable Fisk in Brighton Saturday Mr and MrREarl Nav and Naney Km Clare Palmer and Patty, Mr nnd Mrs Howard Thayer and Patty Mrs Don Swarthoot and daughter and Xta Ekrie DeWotfe and Mi Take Advantage of Your GL Bffl Today LEARN TO FLY it Government Sponsored Astfe Training Is Yonn for the YOU HAVE EAENED IT OUAL INSTetUCTeOlf SOLO FLYWG GAOUll0 SCHOOL Mafce Yoar SumTime Without Cost a Future m das mefes a JfeMd tar SMp Trtm of raarv Fliglit Ways SW SngHSi eMPJS CHBJPJI P WW BaaSiajpll, JH V A 4 wrirwPINCKNfcY DISPATCH vVt aaesday Mav 7 1947 lil Lewis Uuell in the 1 The Peoples Store roceries, Drygoodt Canned Qoods, Shoes Gents Furnishings lingerie niMUCi v i L j ,v Kennedy9 Gen Store PiNlTNEY DISPATCH I IMbiiJ Kvvl, Wednesday I xsryi iewjswa, 115 Ma St Iinckniv, Michigan ha,ui a duK at 3 uikht and luul to haw nunta taken Entered as second cla latter at lostoffice at r K Nvhu liN wt of town iiackney, Michigan undc nicwd to HowJ vue act of March 3187 j Subscription raw 150 a Year I v A, PAUfc W OURLSri, PUBUaHEl I t til Mrvm Campbell and fanily were i tli u,va ,, Sunday guests of Mr and Mis i e 1 au ,, v,,v Charles McDuniels of Chelsea UVJ ni,at , J W Kiddel v purchased the, u , Fred Teeple farm c MaG east has iu Uuu torn down one burn and is remodel 0u tu ng the house , v , MrsClifford Chambers and sun , K a ,, ,,, are voting Mrs Carrie Darnhart in U U Mib Pittsburg la I Mrs Clifford Chambers entertainI k Lia ami ,a1 u it, ed 7 little friends Sunday in honor vm 4k Ule i iu,,of her son, Tommys first birthday uKU atJhe home of his aunt Mrs 0 11 ,J ma Luyn wiu ha i , Paulson MMti,e wtl lil Maiiny Uiiino U, ,IL I Mrs Eleanor Ledwide spent tin o IUKUMI, I, M week end in Detroit and Winds r hu Ayui aiu ui vilkil On Friday nitfht he attended a ii IIAUIII, ualUd on ii, uun Variety Show, in, which her son, , ur ui uuy David had a pail in a tap dancing JOL w,,, J JIoUii, UI,1,ru k,ll u number, and on Sunday, a Mother and Sens Mass and bn akiat at Assumption College, about 250 Mothers wen present Loretta H of Dexter called m Uvvu ,mi i alUd n friends here Sunday Wl l arpniirr at limine Sunday Thomas Martin and daughter of j uv u MJW a n w Kur Ionia and Kmoiy Mulholland andiJu traior wife of Ypsilanti were anion those s ible Suydam i iiiin who attended the funeral of John f Is h Jaekun thi v,t k, Martin Friday 1 ,in Tasrh anu iamii Mr and Mis Lloyd Hendee anei SUMLY in Ann ,ilor Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman attend j ii,il Mir ornui ed the ball game in Detroit Sunday tli,j tiiildn n Avm Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley en j, niJ ,, 1U tertained Sunday in henor cf their , runni U,v,, Mr and 20th wedcimtf anniversary Leonard Mh f 1 inkiji u ,,,,,,,, I T il JnnS 1 ealth 4EWS Pirct acting Rural Health The Curv Doctor is about to be givt a ur break in recogni k over the years in , ,tlth of his cornmu tion f guar i nity Tii cine hu it for 1 flight an ihle pi a i roads inl thi i tondn man of median generous cred in answering calls to nearly inaccess r hardlv passable fate of bitter weaujRiaijit LL St Jo, m, iual, Ann ubj In l week Ait Iua KeaMiii ami 1 uia, ml prill laiinson and Nuiitiiiii, basil anil dauAay ol IDfitaie, Mis Klhi Dixon and Frank Mr nnd M I,n L LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING eekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mrs Musa Ayers and son of Plymouth called at the Ona Campbell home Sunday Ona Campbell and family and Rita Kenedy were in Ann Arbor Sunday Joe Clark srpent the week end Dearborn Week end guest t the Earl Baughn home were Dolly Franklin of Howell and John Carver and family of Ann Arbor Gee Margrave and wife, Hary Fairchild and family of Detroit and Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mr Pkone MH4 Lee and family, Dale Miller and family, l ie Templeton and family Keogo Harbon, Koy Wright and wife of Gregory and Carle Shirley mmi wul son ,1k of Giyrry, and Miss Nellie Epley of Webber i Ml Stephanie Cala from Ann vjlle, j Arlior tlnir Janie i i M It Lln The meeting of the YcunIovo j atc College, were Sunday kuet school P 1 A has beer, pasijoiiud of Mr and Mi LnmMid lurm Otto Poulso suffered a inar t J1 their borne, north f town, attack Saturday but was able tran old schorl mate M ye ediioc callresume his work at Giand Truik tf, on him Saturday He w I yjiiffent Mcnday ambauh in 1011 as chM ef in , Mrs Rosemary Sehos er eat ,, lly consolidated 11 m d i j week end in Eart Lai inb witii iicj rK,, ihrn blliM 7 i,uiiiin and sster Muiiel has an anollment o 7in Ai a Robert l en Sunday in Cerry Jr ivd Ml, inv i vl oa called at thf iiii iui i a ,1 M,x1 ,ir Newman Miller, Joe liilmji, ion Shiry and AI Bradley spent the week end at Douglas Lake Peter Crandle and son of Detroit I Frank Aberdeen i an Charles Ipsele and family of Fowlerville spent Sunday with Mr I I,owkrville sPent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs L J Swarthout j Ktla MV iIn,r , SOIL PIPE FH Gordon Harmn and family of Mi x K Canklin who tF Gmploy Hut now hes due for some t irible help which should lnhtin tn burden At the same time, the rural public will 1 ciefit proportionately ihe American Medical Association, in cooperation with rural health committees of State Medical Societies and committees on rural health service of farm organizations, are getting together to make the country doctors work more ef fective They are combining to set up rural health communities and formulate medical societysponsor ed plans to improve rural health and provide for voluntary prepay nieiit apiinst illness Thirtyone state mi lira societies to date are coopcrat g Moie information or tli lati 1am ealth needs, health surveys, n ded pei oiiml, un adequate h lh and sanitation pro giam, ilth iilination in the ital health needs, health h pn als as memorial , to war Id es, etc , are beinj studied, he e will give rural folk formation ns a basis f r without attiiiipting tii tVe local jieoole as t what th should do It is a splen did cxa Ie if teamwork sell oids Jegidat vaktaldi procedu dictate j eiccnirtt ty your It, iC1 r il Mi ihiit, ,i ii lielllll WTVKt of tin M il i HI SrLiii, MIUICJI Sotlity ighted athletic field and whole flet r sche,l huse Op r r,ir111 Ifr Vi il health , vr t to Arron hiiey is back from Japan aii I i, in army hosjiital in Texa,s yy I Ida XanSiikle aecompanby Mi aid MrsA I Dewey and unI on Iharlo arrived here from 1 inn, rioiia, Saturday TOCK SPOT CASH Louis Swarthout and wife spent the week end in Detroit J H ,Hooker had growth removed from his neck last Fri lay at Universary hospital, Ann AVr Lester McAfee was in Lansing HORSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 4 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH iND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Original Company, To Pay for DEAD STOCK eador Alive IORSES 9 COWS 7 HOGS 3 a Cwt FaXM Animal Collected Promptly i Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aim Phone 8, Pinckjtey The FASTEST Dead Sfokfenrice in Miehitas , ntral DeadStoekCo Rom icie I Sit y Joe Marsht Wheras the Argument 4 Ten should have heart Ed Carey versa batUrsmUk Follw vsWf and Spike MilWr debatiaf the vor tcstsd ktr wfll siwHisiSi Merita of GuerMeys wenm Hrf W nktmnt tljiir ts Eds oar ireWeaadi ekoieo af barraoa Aad Ioftf maravarobat U baar sWW wtm laatal barfsnalar taaai artaa yWa baa thifbt tht be aaaa psfbaaaai thar4 baas akyiac lar Ufa, Proat wb I sat, fcfs k tbiafs f FM7 Uiay pat it ap to aasm ara know aatabst oat tba Carter wbo arasaa aalry aowtl fat bigotod art B , ba aa4 bawa and eosv wbaa it oaasai to ff Mg iaaa 4 a a lot ta ba aald for a 1st aboat, Wka mU wm baa nnavaaiaaoataaaMfaiar aiaaibatilatsBlf VJMi Sunday Mrs Wm, Huhl and Mrs Dave Lasher Hovveil, were dinner guests of Mrs Ktta Bland Thursday in cnor of her birthday Other callers were Mrs George Bullis, MrsFred Wylie, Mrs Ray Miller and Mrs Dale Miller i, H ward King and family of j Howell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller Dr Harlow Shehan and family of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Mrs Calvin Hooker and sons A Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Roy Dillingham home while while Calvin was in New York City Roy DllIngham and Mrs C W Hooker wre in Pcmtiac Saturday Mrs Wm Mercer is spending a fireek n Brighton at the McGregor home Dr Walter Mercer and family of East Lansing spent Sunday at th2 Wm Mercer home Bert Wylie has 4 boys Bobby Darrow, Joe Jeffreys, Bab Ambur I gey and Joe Burns setting out pine trees on state conservation Lands in this section i The Lakeland Kings Daughters I met at the home of MnuJack Baytes Monday G W Meyer and family of Stock j bridge spent Sunday at the W iH Meyj home I Mrs Raymonda Morris and her daughter spent the week end at Ahe Frank Long home near Dexter Mary EUer remained for a week W C AtLee and wife attended the 600 club meeting at the Jack Bortoa home near Hamburg Sun day The Lakeland pinochle club met witfe B M Baker Saturday Mrs Harry Lee, MrsJack Baytes and Mrs Grace Field visited the war veterans at the Mick State San, Sunday and Arnold Ber ed at Fibers Body, Pontiac made a SHALLOW WELL oujiacMon to save the plant money IAVATORES STr it wa approved and accepted aj a QCDTir TAMkTQ , repaid he reed 2 War UUonds and Otl l , I 101 each and 70 in cash PIPE rl I INU V Coiklin and attended the birthday and Sat with her sister, Mrs D K Mis Htrardine Burn spent Fri parly of Mr Conklinb father in iei i J it Id FITTINGS CATH TUBS 4V 5 5J ral, to 600 vwr SOFTNERS i jJNi RY TUBS I L POINTS Jl PUMPS Stanley Pinkel wfljAi FR f r SX7LICC Sizs P3rtraU o your Child or Bsby WE HAVE REEN ABLE TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF ONE OF THE COUNTRIES LEADING CHILD PHOTOGRAPHERS TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR CHLD IN OUR STORE ABSOLUTELY FREE FRIDAY, MAY 9 1947 Ft i Piter Spjtrng rt Lakeland k running the store there Mrs Gladys Lee and Mrs BBert Cook were in Detroit Tfcqaday 1 rA Maford lare council voted tbe sum d IJW last week to be ased far Joe Griffith and family left Taas to visit uistiwr in Arcadia Kan to bar farm at atoeldbringe bmt Mr and Mrs WL ieftwfs recd HI Ineee sap, jsoJJ J 10 AM to 5 P M AND WE W4U PRESENT YOU WITH A BEAUTIFUL LIFESIZE PORTRAIT OF OUR CHILD SIZE 5x7 INCHES ENTI RELY FREE Talt Dooa Not Obligate Yoni to Mafco Anjr Purcbara FINCKNfiT QEHMAAL STORE TINGKNEYS QHLY gjy STOaUT mmmmmmmmmmfmemwww mm mr j fi n No Available 1 Aa g j PI8PA1CK WA My 7 1947 RsT iinn iiSiWhMfci MnaeMMeeMeaetaClassified STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT BALLS nd BATS BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, GARDOEN TOOLS, ELECTRIC WIRE, all kind, RANGE ,nd ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB ING 3UPPLIES16 CUFT, DEEPFREEZE and MILK COOLERS SEED POTATOES 1 year from certified Chippewas and Katadliml J W Urastead Pinckney Mich Phoe 71 F 2 f Three room apartment for rent leetrie range Vacant June 1st J M McLucas, 406 E Grand River BBrighton, Michigan Phone 3731 F SALE 9 Acre Farm with Electricity Mrs Geo Parker Pinckney, Mich R F D, FOR SALE A Buffet Mrs Gene Dinkel 1 PROFESSIONAL CORNER HARDWARE BOYD ELL f MINTS VARNKH ENAMELS wPt ix QiTHpn youii ccmiaTiwn Jl LEE LAVEY i FOR RENT Store and flat at I Main St, Pinckney A j Karl McClully M Phone 64F5, Ptockney 1 FOR SALE Lawn Mower j Galvanised Hot Water Tank Mattress Roy Hannett FOR SALE2 Base Kocnexv illnquuw of Dixit Service Station FOR SALE Ice Box, beuroum Suite Call Phone 12 I uu SALE A ime Recorder, 7 days, 1100 names, IBM Dial 2500, Hot II Water Tank and Coal Heater, 60 gallon 2000, Window Screens in j frame8 37i70ttx22 inches, 8 slightly wider 24 inches Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance Co j Howell, Michigan j WANTED Midile aged la3y ol school girl to care for children while mother works I Mrs D Murphy 8963 Dexterrinck ney Road I WANTED Gravel trucking, will, days the plaintiff, Gerald C ,Ham also haul haul fill dirt, stone and mell cause this order to to publish black dirt Mike Harnack Jr ed in the Pinckney Dispatch, a Phone Gegory 4F15 I newspaprr published and circula FOR SALEEarly Seed Potatoes ting within iaid County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six successive weoks Joseph H Collins, Circuit JudRO VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorrxy for Plaintiff Ray at Daffy, at O, Pinckney, Mich Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M Except Wednesda Mon, Tu,Fri, Sat, 7008i00 pw DR G RMCLUSKEY DENTIST 1UH ft MieaJaae rl Office 035 JUdMit 14 MewtJlifeUf STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Gerald C Hamel, Plaintiff, vs Jeanle M Hammell, Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on April 15, 1947 Ainrnnufiu In th above Untitled cause it to i TH appeari that the defendant, hm 6 MARON JARVI,Owaer Jeanie 1 Hammell, is not a resident ofthis state but resides in aetata of Ohio therefore on motion of VanWinkle VanWinkle, attor neys for Plaintff It Is ordered that the defendant, Jeanie M Hammell enter her ap pearancecin said tause on or before three months from the data of this order and that within 40 Charit K VeWae Attorneys at Law Pirat Stmt ead Swings Bna Hawaii Mishlpea AMI Arfcir, Mlehif aa CHUBB i SrEGlAUZIffiim PERMANENT MACHINE ANb MACH1NELESS PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 8F11 Pinckney, Michigan INEEIJ BARQlfto CHUB Hm Mbkif aa Leeal fteiwsteatatrve eosw veeenew ev nnnei iwwwa e i John Gerycz, 6100 Chambers Rd FOR SALrJAout 12 busel of early seed potatoes, good, clean seed 150 a bushel James Baker 1885 Anderson Rd, Pnckney t Phone 183 t07H EQre41le, Hawaii, Heal Estate, City, Lake and Ft A flpsslillty tut Your Proprty With Ma v GENERAL INSURANCE PhoM S9PS Pinckney Michigan Soy Bean Meal 410cwt Poh SALA ,oodyQth U with I BulnM8 Address Howell Mich spring and mattress 28, a coal I ESeBFPjnWejsMsMtasBssasWal burner hot watrr heater, used 3 months VaaHorns Hillside Farm FORSALE5 room house, 4 lots, full basement, garage,chicken coop only 7000,small down payment Eli Aron, 407 Suart St,Pinckney FOR SALEOak flooring and aid ing, kiln dried, slab wood for thn stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phoine 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALEIntemational Oil heating stove, 3 oil barrels, Small Es tutu Heatrola heating stove,China rabinrt, Linoleum rug 9xl2,ward i robe Mrs Grace Runciman S52 Unadilla St, Pin2kney Ph Tic 70FS , I ToR SALEA good cottage at Rush Lake priced at 2,250 Fred Teeple, realtor, Howell FOR SALEA good piano Ed Kenny, Rush Lake MARTIN JLAVAM iMaanaaf Km IS Brtgaaai Phone 136F6, BepttlrUiT State S717 Lalwide DrtV Ueente Roeh Lake PH,SWAftOUT A SON FUNERAL HOUav Paeas S9 Miebiga iSTAN LEY BERRiMAN Attorney at Law 207 Eaet Giand River, Howell Farmers Feed Supply C a FOR SALE WANT Paper of all kinds, Iron, Rags Coppa Havy Priik PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr FOR SALESiabwootf Buy Now j Thurson Lumber Co, Pho Howell, Mich Mak Butter Seedbeds and Till Close to Fences ith a SEAMAN TILLER leoui Hi wkerit of h SEAMAN TILLER j Of plactd in freaf of th machine instead of at th Edea en all of th new, im proved modtll you can till the soil ight up close te fences , and make a setter teedbftd et the same lime Ycu ue molly Increase your crop acreage by put no,1 hitherto idle land irito prvlion The SEAMAN k the original farm jlze Votary tMr , serviceproved ovrr a Vriod of more than ten yc It is sup ied Jit full range of power takeoff nd motorized nodels, from 36inch to 2rnchtiliage vidihs t ut te yt nore about th SEAMAN UER and iit praLiical appticjtiont to or fim and crop conditions Come in d talk it prer ACTNOWTo acure the county most profitable small businessOne man can operate Write R G Gilberton, 223 E Douglas Stnet, liloomington, Illinois FOR Inside painting, and paper hanging and 1947 wall paper calL yShuitz Rauer, Dextrr, Mich Phone 3191 FOR SALEFine G room house with 3 acres of land chicken housc,shop garage, 15 fruft trees, located on M3G just outside of village Make me an offtr Norman Reason Inckney Phone 17 Housewives 8AV E YOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap 1aVej Shortage GEORGE KLAPATCH 677 LAKEVIEW Ann ArborMich Phone 908S STATE OP MICHIGAN County The Fratate Caart far the e UvinfttoB At a session of aaid Court, held at the Probata offiea in the City ol FOR SALE Seed Oats 100 a bushel Harvey Dyer, Gregory LOSTBlack Cocker Spaniel Findnr return and get reward Curtis Chamberlain, Hiland Lake PCR SALtModel A PorJ i new tires Dale Meabon 42J Dexter Road, Pinckney GRAVEL MAULrNG I will haul gravel, sand, fill dir and black EdBennett,phone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALENrw Modem five room house, complete with bath, furnace and oak floors, located in Pintfkney Call or see Howard Rvhd Phono PInkney 36 Friday callers of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike were Helen Bland of Unadilla and Mrs Stella Durkee of Jackson of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm, Shehan SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLBNEL HOrEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MlOi FRED C REICIHOFF Sr OPTOMEiRUT OO WEST GRAND RIVER AVB HOWELL, MICHIGAN MR APPiNTMRNTS PHONE 388 Revideaee 01S A NEW BUSINESS FOR HOWELL WILSONS RENT A TRAILER CO SALES AND ASSORIES City of Howell in laid County,on the CARRY ALL, DUMP AND BOAT STAJE OF MICHIGAN The Prohat Cort for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probata Office in the City of in said County on the 17th day o in said County on the 21st day of April A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyena, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Emmet ILamb, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation nf elaim against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andl before aid Court It is Ordered Nat all of the cred ifaors of said deceased are required to present their claims bo said court at said Probate ctfflce on or before the 30th day of Jurr A D 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and demand against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That piblle notice thereof be given by publication ni a copy of this ordfr for throe successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Die patch, a newspaper printed and cireulated in said Covintv Willis L Lyons, luouv r Probata WEEK 917 GRAND RIVER AVE, PHONE 1227 TOILET SOAP aUFEBUOT world wide shortage of ail Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only fifth of what they used in 1941 Thii also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor ps etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have beea iittle soap last One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved erican kitchens, Vt blme your grocer if he has no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to your ef fm V We fid thsa Them at this Btmtm rmnx eirr BTTTER MEATS AI Clarks Jthe 18th day of April A D,1947 iTRAILERS BYHOUR, DAY OR PreseatHonerabU Willis LLyuus, Judge of Freest tt I1U In the Matter d the EsUte of HQWfcXL MICH Joseph Lesiak, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for the presentation of claims againat said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointed to revive,, examine and adjust all claims and demands againstsaid deceased by and before said Court it is Ordered, That all of the creditors of said deceased are re quired to present their claims to said Cout at said Probate Office on or before, the 14th day of July, Am D, 1947 at ten olclock in tne forenoon, said timee a tl place being nereby appointed for examin ation and adjustment of all claim and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That phj lie notice thereof be ,given by pubhJ cation of a easy of this order, for three seeeasaiva weeks previous to said day ef bearing, in the Pinckney DispafcA, e newspaper printed and circulated la said County Willis L Lyoaa, Judge ef Probate A true Copf Celeetia Regiatar ef Seease strmmm ti Beer Servien Ast Content Hauled Away HELP WANTED GIRLS AND WOMEN PRESS OPERATORS SPOT WELDERS ASSEMBLERS No Experience Neceary APPLY McPbersoo Slate Bank ALL PRODUCTS CO, 10687 LIVINGSTON HAMBURG, MICH FARM Insfedtem Pree Modern Equipment WYLIE Y 78FI1 iUKIGliafATIOM a AP THE HOUSING PROBLEM r For many months the subject has been front page news Now once more the Builders Show in Detroit brings attention to building prob lenis Many homes have extra rooms which could, be revamped to moke apartments Iinprovemor i of thi type can he readily financed under F H A through this bank We will be please to explain this kind ot loan to anyoAj iiitHted is imrting unuji spvco in ilcir home to income producing ments FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x1, utility building 18 ft square reaaonaMveciua Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOR SALCiHanimer Mills, Aotomatic Shallow Well Water Systems Sprung Tooth Harrowa,2 Used 214 Plows, Automatic 16 Gallon Water Hratere, Peace, Barb and Steel Posts Elmers Garage Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALEJNCW Zealand RabRts for brerding purpose4 Chas Sopp Graves Road Pinckney FO SALEE Roaster with stnel cabinet base Price 27 84 utffffiri HiA t Meaey te loaaat pi AlCi4igVlftr l aveebntv 195rVs Speerf jack Bbeidon end nertti A 1 suae oast of Gregory FOR SALE fhtee Heifers, Ut calf due Andl or May, I Matatsae Bull, 15 Spears Read, N Reason farm flfears eeaaVed ea bis brother Viea nsV awe apaap JumKjmSnmwbi a heapitai, XR SAUE2iippewa seed petebam flMnaay Victor baa been in tees 14 a fcubeL the baaaatai attnta Me ia Fas 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 07, 1947 Description An account of the resource May 07, 1947 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 1947-05-07 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c8bde41a9c0e96b8f5b9f2e91c29ebc5.pdf 95e7c382b1c3cba291836c581e51d104 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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K Iks PsnckRtty Dispatch Wednesday, May 14 1947 L Marriage Iicens Ma Term Clarence Hahn, 26, Howell, Evelyn Corl, 22, Howell Thomas West 18, Howell, Wilraa Huntley, 19, Owosso Francis Richmond, 23, Gre gory, Virginia Goodwin, 20, Gregory, Glenn Draxer, 21, Brighton, Doriy Rider, 17, Howell J R Liv er more 47, Pinckneyl Alberta Smith, 27, Dexter Frank Macomber, 60, Ann Arbor, Stella McNiel 64, Whitmore Lake James Allen 56 Brighton, Marion Green, 35, Brighton Henry Dennis, 80, tHowell, Frankie Meiner, 26, Detroit Robert Benedict, 25 Howell Carol Gartrell, 23, Howell Howard Mickarson, 22, Walled Lake, Louis Buff OUR DEMOCRACY FfyfHTiTTrjjTjjrjr ington 18, Howell Glen Davs, 29 Howell Barbara Ellis, 21, Brighton Marvin, Hagman, 27, Howell, Ruby Dennis 25, Howell Dennis Beaven 81, Ecorse, Barbara Keusch, 20 Howell William Vogt, 24, Fowler ville, Hilda Render, 21 Fowlerville Couserration Notes For the first time in 21 months fishing license sales show a down had been sold compared to 253,222 had been sold compared to 153,222 a year ago Heavy Xpril rains wiped out a year long deficiency in ground water levels for lower Michigan Of the 68,919 of state land offered for oil and gas lease 44,970 acres were leased It is still possible to prepare cat tail roots, skunk cabbage, lotus or duck potato and other wild plants on which the Indians and early settlers once lived, for food but those who do so should be able to distinguish them from poisonous roots According to R D Burroughs of the conservation dept He wonders why no one has evet made use of the rountrys huge acorn crop A pheasant kill of 904,00 birds is indicated last fall by the game re port card received This is 14 percent less than 1946 A decline is indicated in foxes Hunters and trappers together in 1940 got only 39,650 which is 24 percent less than in 194o when 62,000 were killed P H S Alumnus If for any reason you did not get an invitation to the alumni reunion please come for you are all invited It is May 31 at Pinckney high school at 030 The dinner will be served by the Young Ladies Auxiliary Send 1200 which includes dinner, dance and dues to Mrs Max Reynolds by May 21 Each alum ,nus may bring a guest THRIFT AS PRACTICED SV OUR FOREFATHERS WAS LARGELY AN INDIVIDUAL CONCERN ITS PURPOSE WAS TO PROVIDE A HOME FOR THE FAMILY ITS FUTURE SECURITYAND TO HAVE SOMETHING PUT BY FOR A RAINY DAY, Only 72 cases are listed for the May term of court which opens May 26 As moat of the old cases on wtfrth no progress has been made for a year few cases will be tried As usual divorce cases predomin ate as more G L marriage go on the rocks Only 3 criminal cases are listed Lloyd Stearn8,larceny,Clayton Scof ield druukness and Jerry Webb, breaking and entering The jury cases are Trespass on the Case Forest Bolthouse vs Otto Foster, and Lester VanBlairkcum, Russell iHollister vs Dr MeGrcgor, D A Bunnell vs Marie Glendennirg, Thomas Bath vs Roger Allen, Anna Walker vs Alfred Mudloff, Elizabeth Payne vs Alfred Mudloff Wm Wright vs Howard Coffey, Gertude Wright vs Howard Coffy, Julius Lucas vs Howard CofIfy, these are auto accident cases Assumpsit National Bank of Detroit vs Joseph Covert, Leland Campbell vs Grace Knapp, Merchants Fur Co vs Ruth Withey, Raymond Willis vs Paul Kingsley, Margaret Daniel vs Wm Lewis Non jury cases Wm Smith vs H W Fisch, Henry Meisnger vs Wm Lewis, Chelsea Lumber Co vs Vincent Younga Lawrence Dunhan vs Harold Webber, Bruce Strain vs Claude Kirschke, Gertrude Wombles vs Esther Barnes Chancey Quiet Title Chas Vinccent vs City of Howell,Grover Seaton vs Wm Hawkins, Odessa Painte vs Jabez Lindley, G D Franks vs Nathan Hickey, Aaron Brandon vs Thos Edwards, Wm Madlinger vs Don Kline Jos Canill vs Arthur Wood, Rita Conlin vs Union Fish Club, Citizen Mutual Auto Ins Co, vs Robert Monks Vera Bain vs Cyril Michels, Mary Brayton, to set aside deed, Anton Gamay vs Standard Clay Co Divorce cases are James VJ Marjorie Foley, Anna vs Harry Whitehoin, Dorothy vs Earl Zink, Mel drum vs Bemice Smith, Nina vs Cair Thompson, Margaret vs Jo i Clark, Phyllis vs Oliver Donnely I Jaa vs Ellen Sutherland, Patty vs Du to cold weather and snow Merlin Beck, Marlie vs Jesse Coon only one pame was , d n thJ Jack vs Betty McCabe, Orville vscity oft bftU j e but thflt wag I Bertha Watters, Oliver vs Grace Powell, Willie vs Alie Lutes, Patty SCHOOL NOTES James Gnrdner, son of Mr and N a J The action of Brazil in outlawing MrsGeorge Gardner of Lakeland the Communist party found littfe had been named valedictorian of approval in the press of this cootftri the senior class and Marguerite That is not the way we do thing THRIFT AS WE KNOW IT TODAY HAS A BROADEN MEANING WHEN WE PUT MONEY INTO USSAVING3 PC IDS, LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, NOT DULY DO WE AS INDIVIDUALS PROVIDE FOR OUR FAMLVS FUTURE, BUT THROUGH THE PRODUCT 7E UZZ OF SAVINGS WE CONTRIBUTE DYNAMIC FORCE FOR THE GROWTH OF OUR rX ,JJt Soft Sail Items of Interest vs Harold Laraway,Priscilla vs Ken Barnes, Ruth vs Emerson Hogan Charles vs Geraldine Smyth, Olga vs Thomas Collier, Walter vs Ona McAdams, Mary vs Robert Lynn, Ross vs Onieta Fargey, Ronia vs Bentley Teeples, David vs Alice Chamness, Gloria vs Royal Ritter, Mable vs Ralph Harter Eleanor v Bernard Coggins Mothers Day guests at the home of Mrs Cora Webb were James Webb and family of Ann Arbor, Joseph Webb and family of Ypsii anti and Jack Milligan and family of East Lansing Adams Brown, former resident and Mrs Coggans and son, Forest of East Lansing called on friends of her Tuesday Henry Krahn has sold his farm on M36 eart of town to John Hml l of Lincoln Park and bought the farm of Mrs Lulu Lamb Dont forget to sena in your alumni reservation by Wed,May 1 to Mrs Max Reynolds JohA Cologne has sold 6i lots on Howell St west of lie Set ft ory to Roy Russell of Ann Arbor Darwood Bell is completing his, iwuse wct of German bellys A baby bom to Mr and Mrs Howard Seefeld lMary Gallagher of Ann Arbor at St Joe hospital, last week died soon after birth M and Mrs Robert Poulson of Grand Rapids were week end guest at the home of the formers parfntTMr and Mrs O H Pantoon Mr and Mrs O H Paulson entertained at Sunday dinner Mr MAY JURY LIST Io3COfLaith Anderson, Rinehojd Peterson MarionAlice Miller, Roy Dill ingham PutnamJesse Richardson, Edith Carr OceohvHoward Hardy, Robert Walker TyroneLeslie Hoffman, Pat O Connoll UnadilhaCarl Boingter, Pearl Marshall daisy and went overtime In thjs j contest Taul Singer pitching for Shehan and Beryl Amburgey pitch ing for the Reader team hooked up in a pitchers battle, Singer allowed hits and Amburgey 4 Shehan made a run the first inning and Reader got one in the 4th The score was knotted at the 7th jt oxtra inning was necessary In the fir t of the 8th Meyer got a hit and Dick Singer walked, the next 2 got RT Panels Mirtfty paster Masses at 8 and 1J m Novena Friday J220 noon sad 800 p nu Preparation for Holy Oommua Jon each Saturday fl to I p m aV Sunday 700 te 780 a m Sunday, May 18, communion Sun Earlc of Lakeland, salutfctorian The Brighton girls came over to play ball MondayPinckney did not expect them and took a had beating as u result The high school base ball team lost to Dexter Friday 12 to 4Burroughs pitched for Pinckney On Monday they beat Manchester there 10 to 2 with Jim Meyers pitching On Tuesday they pulled the unexpected and knocked off tho league leading Brighton team who had not lost a game this yeara Joe Burns started patching for Pinckand allowed 7 runs in 2 inningBur roughs finished and held Brighton Pinckney knocked Davisthe Brighton nohit pitcher out of tho box in tho 4th when they scored 8 runs Koskovic finished Final score was 13 to 9 for Pinckney Pinckney plays at Fowlerville this Friday The tennis court fence posts and brace have been sold to Mr ititter of Lakeland The cojirt was remov ed to muke room for the lighted field and no place could be found for it on the school grounds, THE SENIOR PLAY The Pinckney senior Class play drew good attendances both Friday and Saturday night at the school The play concerns a spinster who 1 inherits u mansion and turns it in to a health resort for nervous cases 15000 is also supposed to be hidden in the house by the deceased uncle and instead of lunatics the old maid draws an accumulation of fortune hunters who have designs on the money However, it is finally found and all ends well There are numerous comedy parts throuj out the play The specilaties were high class under the direction of Mrs Eloyse Campbell A group of girls in cost ume from I he 8th grade sang sev eral songs They were Joyce Brown Suoan Campbell, Virginia Shirley, Carolyn Jaraslawski, Thelma Pace, and Catherine Haddeu A group from the lower grades com posed of Dick and CI is Campbell Billy Miller and Jack Dark, Patty Thayer, Patty Lovell, Judy Sekeel and Carol Amburgey in costume of their grandparents ud sang old time songs Another griipof high school girls in mount in costume sang western songs Tin group was here The Detroit Free Press a staunch conservative paper says such a law is unenforcible that all they have to do is change their name Besides it would only drive them undue ground and make martyrs of them To us the action appears about as sensible as it would have been if the Republicans had outlawed the Democrat party last Nov aftet they took control of congress Thil is the wrong course of action entire ly The action of Gov Sigler and the witch hunters in congress last winter gave the Communist thousands of dollars worth of free advertising that they never would have been able to get otherwise and put them on the front pages of all the papers of the nation Previous ij this there were but a handful of communists in the state of Michigan ,, The legislature seems inclined to lax cigarettes 3 cents a niflirife Instead of 2 cents This it expected to JOst Michigan cigarette smoksjM about 18,000,000 a year It WM Uways thusTobacco is classed n a uxury and the American tax does lot in any way compare to the one evied on tobacco in England and Europe and which has made the cost o high that smoking is a luxury and the working people smoke tree leaves and bark Chic Sales, the old time comedian used to say that this country paid the cost of the Spanish war off by a tax on chewing tobacco It is true that tobacco was taxed but so were perfumes,patent medicines and other articles However, tobacco hae always taken tho rap and always will The action of the state Liquor conthe commission in threatening to revoke the club liquor licenses ol organizations and fraternal societies allowing the operation of slot machines or bingo games in their rooms resulted in a bill being in troduced in Lansing last week to legalize them in such places Gordon Hooper of the Eagles, Merle Hopper, vice commder of the V F W and Eugene Sibson of thel Association of War Veterans spoke in tuvor of it However the memhers of the committee to which it VH referred were all against it and its nances of passage are slim as the legislture is due to adjourn Phi CHI hit m emJ 5 ZZZg Maadyie8l52 theWeFke i JJf field seats scoring both runners imt i of the Ascension is a holy day I mT , , mT was out at the plate trying to Among the intentions are Sun, iMeiIlDOriHg ilOtCS tention of LivingMon low mass T, au0 wh ,fcl i composed of Audrey Amburgey, , about June These organization get Barbara Haines, Saly LaKosa Ceclie j a g revenue from slot machine Huttibise and Mitzie Young L I and bingo games Haines, Dicl Young and Pobert men grounded out Shehan Reader Meyer Reason Brighton CityChas Clark, Jno Games Next Week r Barbake Brighton TwpDon Lockwood, Elmer Lucker CohoctahEdith Lilly, Mary Lewis ConwayRay Dyer, Beulai Milter DeerfieldEd White, Hay Vander cook GenoaWm Coddington, E Liddy GreenEdna Peach HamburgRose Rutter HaindyJulia Smith HartlandMelvin Frankiyn Howell CityFrank Durfee, Ger ald Dean MOTHERJOAUGHTER DINNER Mothersand daughters will te honored by the Pinckney Kzs stretch it into a home run on a per j Intentio feet throw by Joe Lavey In tho I for living Tues late Mrs Mary first half Reader was safe on errot j Lynch Wed, late Michael Farrell at first by Bill Baughn and scored Thur, late John Brogan Fri, Sick on a hit by Reynolds, the next 3 and special intention Sat Martin John and Margaret Meivin,req by Eva Melvin 2 Baptism was conferred Sunday on William Francis Hurtubise sponsors were Mr, and Mrs Francis Xavier Hurtubise, Gregory and for Patricia Schaefer, sponsors were Phillip Brinkmart and Catherine Phillips We thank all those who helped make the recent mission a success Won Lost Won Lost Pet 2 0 1000 1 1 5000 01 000 0 1 000 Monday Shehan and Meyer WednesdayReason vs Reader Chances for the enactment of si timtal punishment bill in Mich, are lima The bill passed the house by m one vote margin and is stalled in the senate Most of the prominent attorneys of the state and Jamea McClintock, president of the statej bar has come out against ,itw They al cite numerous cases where persons convicted of murder after serving a number of yean hav been proved innocent and freed Also records show that the murder mnd Mrs Henry Johnson and dau1 Daughters at their traditional din A niJ rkomlrc U UU oAI m nn THAI ner at the high school gym on Tues post Advocate Norman Miller day, evening, May 20 at 630The pogt Historian Marion Shircy committee chairmen for this occas hter Elaine Clifford Chambers sd Mr and Mrs Robert Paulson Miss Elsie DeWoife and Donalee and Donald C Swarthout with Jim ion are Gen Chairman, Clare Pal niWMfe and family of Hamburg j er Dining RoomSadie Read De corationsAnna Reason MenuMae V F W INSTALLATION Pinckney Post VFW 7301 installed their officers for the com ing year at their hall Friday night Past Commander Myron Wriggletsworth of Howell was installing officer and rHoward Read, retiring Pinckney commander, aid The following were installed Commander Lloyd Hendee Sr Vice Com Beryl Amburgey Jr Vice Com Doni Spears Quaitermaster Phillip Gentile Adjutant Charles M Lavey COM CONL CHURCH sUe Alfred ARateV URalsta MiePlorence fcua,Urgnit aad county student to receive a free Choir Director University scholarship this year Phc Si kbridge high school alum ni iinqu is May 23 Unadilla township gave 15i to th cancer drive, M and Mrs Robert Bowen aro n w i TMM operators at Gregory The Srkbridge village council has ordered all dogs in the village shur up or tied up J The Brighton high school team is j rate in states having capital puniahundefeated this year Last week ment are not any lower than in they defeated Dexter, Milford and Michigan After every cold blooded Manchester murder, such as that of the two per Brighton has organized an 8 team ,sons in Jackson , county recently soft ball league 5 Brighton teams, j which only netted the assasina 14 Hamburg South Lyon, and Whit a capital punishment bill is sure ta more Lake have entered Brighton bob up has their field lighted J Bernard Francis of Brighton high TELESPHORE BOURBONNA1S school was the only Livingston Sun School Supt Herman Vedder Morning WonkJ 10 Sunday School J U0 Worship with us Sunday morning Keep Sunday for the great things of the spirit A timely message and a friendly welcome awaits you DeWoife and family were Sunday geeiU of her sister, Jlra Russell Powell and family of Ann Arbor Mrs Viola Rl entertained her card club toot Tuesday, eek etd eejuer at the Andrew MMbitt home were Mrs Cotaelia BeW aad Mr ed Mr Y Ce Wly STllra Airew Ni ware Methers ftjr Jand Mn WipetMt Beufkn Daller Kitchen Irene Thompson 1 Guard and Thresa Coyle Program, Winifred Aberdeen Serving, Florence AtLee Ticket SaleLulu Darrow A good program will follow the dinner and great efforts are being put fort to make this event well worth the 126 ticket chargeTici eta may be secured through any member of the circle or reservations made by phone As this project GOSPeRv flUAfJON Officer of DayGeo Aschenbrenner 1 jv Ezra Beachey, Paster Chaplain Lester McKinley Uornin WorfWp i0K0 Servce OfficerBennie VmBlairc, SuiidaTschool 1 11 Trustee KeHneth Davis TJICharles Gunderson finances the many works U mercy t which are accomplished by the sis fteks for Meters J Kings Daughters during the year fa generous patron age is d J j m I By Order of Committee TtsMsXIMG STORY OP I , itSLMClttG CMAIRFl Dont forget to send m your eJ story of fcewleaned reservation by Wed May 21 BOARD OF REVIEW Notice is hereby given that the board of review for Putnam township will meet at the town hall from 9 to 12 i m and 1 to 4 p nior Tuenday June 3 and Monday and Tuesday June 9 and 10 for the purpose of reviewing the tax roll AM persons hariug grievances are asked to come at this time Lynn W Hendee, supervisor sitnsL PACKING Uiarns I voat zorget to wmam n yw w TyTLfSrl of hewimrmi reservation by Wed, May 21 The u South Lyou hi 9cbo yf, ilTrinraW wf It Mrs Max ReyneMs iresssnen and ssphanwi wfcj skippJaT Tmilr iisSaT2 r Mesdames Marvin nd Jay Sdr because esie U t irifcrr w mmA i Test Ajnetscan Weesdyley and Juttue AjehetshtetuMr and sesst hesae kawe keen tuensiaiee J 5JJ WmHBUf U isciqise were risklag in Ombw roejueet of Jk9mmU mmmk ef BR Mssu ReuMnj vmm mm MRessmt ftuperintendent Wilbur Leidig Voung Peoples Meeting 730 INDIA MISSIONARY HERE Rv George JLapp who recently reurend from 40 yeas service as an Indian missionary win speak at of Howell died in veterans hoapttal Brighton school district will hold A meeting Monday night to cconsid er enlarging the district South Lyon and Milford have held such meetings and their plans would take in considerable district now served by Brighton After being informed that their action was illegal Brighton counccil rcsinded the salary raises given to city officers The Brighton senior class will a boat trip from Detroit to Chicago Joyce Baker of Dexter high school has received a free University of Michigan scholarrfp Stanley Cook is valedictorian of the Howell high school senior class and Doris Goniea, sahitatorian After suffering in hospitals for two years of wounds received on Okinawa June 9, 1945, Robert Pleas Telesphore Bourbon nais sr moved from Lakeland to Heme,, California about 10 years ag died there last FridayHi daughterCrs Don Swarthout and Jiusfcend Kit there by auto Friday night He le also survived by 2 sons, Victor of Hollywood, California and Teleep hore jr of Utah and 5 ren The funeral and burial at Hemet Tuesday TAKES OVER BUSINESS Mjrray Kennedy wWe sold ice cream and sandwich bar te Kenneth NichoLsoa last fall has taken it over again and will epemtej it Mrs Nicholson retains a half la4 the Gospel Mission Sunday, MayDearborn April 30 This is the 7th A n mr i J ILA tlilm iwHlli THJS SOUND FAMILIAR The SS South Lfou 18 at 730 p m You are Invited to attend Bishop E J Yoder of Topeka Iud, will brine the communion and have charge of bapBOARD Of REVIEW The beard of review for Pinckwar casuality for this county Efforts are being made to for a Fraternal Lodge of Eagles at Howell Mrs Eunice Schuchard of Howell is a patient at the Detroit Oetosuthk hospital where eke Hesuy Wallace, former vice ney village wiU meet at Jhe town will apeak at Ann Arbor Rtaf 1ft hall on Tueaday,lune 10 from 9 to 1 m and 1 to 4 p smte review BEAUTY RMOP MOW tkV tax rolL All imtereeted persons I My Beauty sop at nee invitee to attend fe, MMI4 ffWftasr vRsasse nvsessVesji Kmes wm0 wsfw Car teres I CARD OF THANKS The femiiku of Ike late m E Martin wish U ly the staff ef for the during the CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my spprseiattosj to those who remembered sua east ing my illness j Mn Jekn Burur Mrs Jekn R Martia j Vto send to hf Wed 5 M lets en m iAnr ttf M svia im m 1V Ifc iassrpppinppipRniliplipi, i ntjsjFjjsjgi v AVON THEATER gesakbridge, Mick ri , Sat, May 1717 THE LAST CHANCE4 I International IntrigHe with I EG MORRISON, JOHN ROY Cartoon Tooth or Consequences1 Sun, Tues May IS 20 WACATION FROM MARRIAGE HumaroOa Situation in a Serious World with ROBERT DONAT, DEBORAH KERR Cartoon Shooting of Dan McGoo, Treasures from Trash Coming Betty Coad, Lone Star Monnlight Without Reservations Wanderer of the Wasteland River boat Rhythm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIilllllllllllllllUIIII First National I Bank SYLVAN THEATER CrlftXSZA, MICH Fri Fri, Sat, May 16, 17 SUSPENSE1 Starring BEL1TA1, BARRY SULLIVAN, ALBERT DEKKER, EUGENE PALLETTE, BOBBY RAMOS BAND Cartoon Nowi if been Mid that a piece TVl of Mrs Ballards lemon pie would soften the hearts of the caise strong men to cry like babies and encourage bosses to hind out raises Imagine, then, Mrs Ballards dismay when her electric range broke down the very day her own husbands boss was coming to dinner But a call to Detroit Edison saved the day and the dinner 1 he troubleshooter who arrived so quickly was able to locate the difficulty and, fortunately, to make repairs on the spot At no charge except tor replacement parts, Detroit Edison will repair many home appliances in many cases, right in your home Its one of the steps Detroit Edison takes to help you get the most from all the electricity ou buy s T II E DETROIT EDISON COMPANY g HOW MUCH FOR NEW CAR 1 Cur prices are up That maks 3 t select the liuancine jlfn mm that offers the greatest ccom g 2 amyCompare our auto loan 5 5 plan with others And re mem S K ber thisits overall cost that S 5 counts Get the complete costs then chooseAs a first istep get S 82 our MI to loan facts 5 I Come In And Let Us Explain the Advantages wf the Night Depositorylt IT IV Easy To Operate and It la Safe T SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUES 4 SHALLOW WELL PlMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS 5 voral varieties of vines have At the last council meeting thi been provided for the veranda of 9 o clock curfew ordinance as retheCongl parsonage 1 hey include pealed It had not been Strictly en Virginia Creepers Muderia vines forced for some ti and everal kinds mitniwn, i niaUiiunv Stanley Diiikel Notes of 47 Years Ago Thomas Poole broke his arm Sun The Silver Medal contest , vn held at the opera Sat night It vis Wl I u , , y Salah Iearon va furnished by ie llaiil Kate Jardne ,id Sadie Harris of Thon a Mr all several kinds of viiHs Unite a snow storm lure May 4 Lim Smith has been appointed villiye marshall liit Kodgcrs of Monroe is here deive linr fruit trees for the Monroe Nursery las Burden s now buying wool4 Norman Wilson Is working for Ldwidge and Roche Wm Keuseh has moved his harmmwmm j nes shop to Chelsea George Buhl was given P, years Excellent for sivutiny his wife at Ann Arbor the band, Willard Henry, wife find father and i Tin Hcnvy of Dexter are vliin,1 at the John Martin home arid doing omc fishing me So the theme song here now is The Curfew Will Not King Tonight The Eaman Sunday school elected the following officers Mr Jane Bullis Asst , Mrs Smith Sec Kittie Hoof Treas Simgleton Organist, Nora Libarian Jhn Dinkell, have Supl Lefie Will Durkee Vote of 25 Years Ago Cuban Stars will play Briseoes thej 5 American Cheese LONG WHITE Potatoes California Pascal Celery Ige stalk Eggs fresh and candled Rinso lge jk COffee CHASE SANBORN Cod Fillets berries Sliced Bacon laye f Fresh Ground Beef Pork Steak extra lean King Bologna Bojrs Bib Overalls Heater Lawn Mowers 2i BOX 10 LB 97C 59c 25c doz 49c 34e 1 LB 1 1h LB LB LB LR 43c 41c 59c 39 65 39 The famou tiie Jackson MSCOOS there Thurs and Friday May 1510 Ross ,Hinehey has been drawn cw the jtiry Sidney Willetts and Pat Murning hai who purchased, the Ctvcr Kestaurant 2t Howell ha reopened it uoVr fro name v tee Panily Kest a rant Homer Reason is working ir ih Ru n coat hanger factory, Detroit Ifnry Fords repveitlativo wis in Pinekney ast wiek and took up the options on the Dan Murta and Barney Lynch property Ade and Leo Lavey, Will Jeffrey Glen Darrow and Cass Clinton at tended the ball game at Jackson 40 Mich, convicts are being used construction at Camp Custer Lyman Rodgers and family have rented the Julius Nagy house Mrs R G Webb died at her home here Saturday Charles Ray me r and family of Eaton Rapids have moved in the Charles Reason house o cattle and 150 sheep were burned to death Monday night on the Simon Kress farm in Lodi twp I Under Federal Supervision Merger Federal Deposit In surance Corporation, Alt Do posits Insured op to 5,09 fo each HMMmilt Sun Mon,Tuest May 18,19,20 4ILL BE YOURS4 A Musical with 0 DEANNA DURB1N, TOM DRAKE, WILLIAM BENDIX, ADOLPHE MENJOU Deanna as you like he r, ingin her way to Happ ness Cartoon Rabbit Truit Sun Shows 3,5,7,9 WelTTouv May 21, 22 BEDLAM4 vith DORIS KARLOFF ANNA LEE Plus NORTH of the BORDER With RUSSELL HAYDON INEZ COOPER Coming,Johnny OClock7 , Mag nifkant Doll, Blondies Big Mo ment HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH May 13, 14, 15 lues, Wed, Thur TERESA WRIGHT, ROBERT M1TCHENSON in PURSUED COMEDY r Fril, oatt, May 16, 17 Mat Sat 2 p m ConL GENE AURTEY Jfj News M UNDER BLUE MON TANA SKIES in with SMILEY BURNETTE JACK HALEY in VACATION iN RENO cartoon Sun i SEPTIC TANKS Pumped Out and AU Content Hauled Away 2000 a Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road CHARLES W SIMPSON Brighton Mich Phone 3609 Mon, May IS, 19 SunMet 2 f M Con DANE CLARK, MARTHA VICKEKS SIDNEY GREENSTREET TILL THE CLOUDS WOMEN Selected Short Subjets New i Tue WedrThu7 May202TT2 i TLL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY witn JUDY GARLAND, VAN JOHNSON FRANK SINATRA, JUNE ALLY SON, LENA HORNE Comedy News on m kuey Gen Store f While riding with Virjril LaRuc Hn Detit on Southfield Road last I Tuesday night Robert Singer suf1 fered A cut in his face which took i stitchs to ciose when they were in collision with another car He al received sprains and bruises I Mw Wm Euler is a patient at University hospital, Ann Arbor Her daughter Mrs Nellie Wylie spent sevcial days there with htr last week and her daughter, Mrs Berdella Huxford is here from Fairhope Alabama Mrs Mayiio Sloan of Howell is helping take care of her brother, Fred Fish who broke his pelvic bone Tbe Howell Royal Arch Masons j are giving a banqiiet there Friday, InJght for W E Beaeh who has r resigned after fterving as secretary 24 years The bridjre on Mowers Road this Iskle of St Mrys cemetery has jbeen fixed nd is ptsnshlf asxain I MrsMarion Jarvts McDouyaJ and I husband avid her mother, Mrs Madden have returned to Pinckney frotn California and UmMj DIXIE INN OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I Starting San, May s 8 CHICKEN STEAKS AND CHOPS, SHORT ORDERS Attention Mothers and Daughters ooirr MISS THE fMMwea AT THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM V V Tacdjdajr ET May zoth AT M P M OsePee Hpv tftfttn Mr Onrl VHat aa Ceanpete for 1hm C4 PHwt A j iPpPifiPilPPPPI5 Iff ppvvppp K5 PINCKNfcY DISPATCH Wjdneday, May i4 1947 The Peopl Store roceries ygoods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie RAlCiUNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday II Man liticknv, Michigan Entered as second elas latter at Postoffice at mckney, Michigan und the ad of March i 17 Subscription rati, 150 a Year PAIA W, CUUXTf PUBLUUSI OPEN FOR BUSINESS Kennedy1s Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee LOCAL NEWS Mrs Alta Meyer, Mrs Fjorenc Baufhn and Mrs Winifred Craves attended the Oakland county iv S convention at lontiac hnd ay Mrs Win isauKrtii Baughn and son, e SPOT CASH S HORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 3 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP KEMOVKD THEE CAECASS MUST BE FKESH iNU SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 TJ Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Chi I nu Lois Dead or Alive HORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 Cents a lb Fum Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pincknev Tbe FASTEST Dead 5 okfenrice in Mieiatt Central DeadStoekCe Mr and Mrs Earl called on Mi and Mrs Jo hi, ver in i Arb ouiiday Mrs Marion Pearson fell down cellar at her home near Silver lake Friday and broke her arm n A places, Mrs Frank Aberdeen spent, Wed I in Ann Arbor Wm Usard and yon, John Ken orski of Ann Arbor spent Sun al the John Pell home Mrs Elizbeth lirown was in Ann Arber Thursday, Sunday quests of Mr and Mis L J Henry were Mis Alice Schoeii hais who , jijht home fiviu Ah, Mr and Wm Ceddes of sea, Mr Mrs Jes Henry Gerald and Alice Lee and Ware The Pinckney Past Matrons vi entertained at the home ol Mr Saddie Read Monday Mr Luy Ueaon and Mrs Jennie Hook, , were cohoatesse Mrs Hubert Vedder has returned home from a visit with rela tives in Pennsylvania Mn Iioss head called on her bro the, Mrm Lurcheli, in the hospital at Chatham Ont, Tuesday Rows Read, George Gardner and Howard Thajfer accompanied a group from Ann Arbor grotto to Winsor, nt, Saturday Frank Hichey and son, Iamber, hav re irned from Missisipp niwi Fioriia Mi and Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs Rose Hendee called on Mi Geovge Chirk in Ypsilanti Sun Mrs Dolly Kilter of Whitmuiv Cak spent Thurs wits Mr, Wall Clark Walter Clark and wife ailed ihe Emmett Clark honne h Hov 1 Saturday Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher an cy Fisher and family spent Sun he Detroit zoo Pern to Mr and MrJohn K Wu on Ynihrine ,uekubUj May j 1 , a 7 io duui r Mrs Albert LUniuu and Alberta called on John Diukel and wile Mi and Mrs Harley Miller were uiduy KUelti at the home of W J I Clark Mr and Mrs Robert Grainyer ami uii of Lansiny and Mr and Mrs Luis Coyly were Sunday dinner yue 1, of Mr Rose Howard and Mi , Kva Melvm John ltczek jr io building a house near Chubby Corners on the llowel road Sunday visitors at the Albert Dinkel home were Gerald Diukci ami lamily and Mrs Sarah Lake oi Lake Chemung, Mr and Mrs Louis Shehan aim un, Francis Mrs Lillia Meddauyh and daughter and Mr Helen Bereersch of Detroit called on Mrs Edna Speart Sunday Dale Miller and family called al the Leon Meaboji home, Dexter on Sunday Dun Stackable un otis Mattison spent the week end in Detroit and attended the variety show at Assumption dollcee Mr and Mrs Jack Follick of Do Iruit called at the Curlett home tud iy Mr and Mrs jHauck went back with hem Mis nma Vollmer and son, John were Sunday dinner euests at tli Charles Eisele home at Fouler ville r Jim ash and family of Coldwater spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee Mr and Mrs S H Carr cntertainc the Harry Lee Jack Roberts and My lot Kettler families for Mothers Day S n id Ledwitlfte and Jim Jarvis woe home from Asumptien college V mdor fr the week end rues of Mr arul were Mis SVaike in iuna and How hine were , and Sunday dmnei Mr, Robert Pik eatii and famil Marvin Biuti Frank White and family o i ell called at the Pen WhitSunday Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley Suiiy dinner jruests of Mr Mrs Dale Miller Week end jruests at the Wii Shiirn home were Dr Harlow She ban and on James of Jackson Mrb Roche Shehan and children and Mrs PorTy Roche of Ann Arbor and Ted Ad h of Detroit Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham wer i i Flint Thurs to see Mrs Yiude White who is ill in the hospital Mi and Mrs Roy Dillingham were in Lansing Saturday ii Walter Meicer and fanuly of Pan ing Mercer home Capt Ton liias rtuined called at the Sunday Young and to Lnwt n, WCc1s sta leic Win family Okbimd in md Mrs Exm where I sit iy Joe Marsh Industry Looks ct Our Town Iiabe yen read how a group of iafostrial experts liave dsciici that the small towa is the place for im4mrji kif cities ReaaaM thef give at brtter hoasir, ieasatcr lit 1 mM oppartaaity for kV IMaajat around our town was about right, lioat loar Iomes, and keep tbem nlrc ve enjoy ach othera aiKl ur neereationa are ajataV aamafte outdoor eparts, and fccer taftb pleasant corapa As Doe Wallers says, that sort d lire just aatarally aets yoa up fot work the xt day whether aft ia ce mill, or felaVAfta Dx shovM kaow Be works fowrteea hoars, fcaat awver nisaea has faarav I or his ermipf with f rieasls From mhere I sit, any industry could profit from being in a town where mfhole9onte living, t3rrper anee, nni friendship are tbe mis CL4 fotftut Cot, 4, k42 Umuxl Suam at Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher eal1 ed f Mrs Lettie Fisher in Webb etvij Saturday J H Hoc4cer and wife called at the Albert Dinkel home Thur night Sunday quests gf Mr and Mr Clifford Van Horn were Wray Linchley and wife, Floyd Weekrari family of Grand Ledge and Mnsce McHonald and wife of Detroit Glen Chrney and wife and Mi Tombs of Fowlcrvillc were Sunday guests of Mr, ard M Joe Iiuydo Mr an Mrs Frod Bortr, and family, Sr and Mrs John Meyer and familV Mr and Mrs Wm Martin ajxi family, spent Mother Day Sanday with Mr John Martin Max ire Meyr of Ypsilanti is visitinj Mrs John Martin Mrs Alta Meyer attenkl the faghaaa County OES coHventiole vViliiMHtii Saturday Mrs W C Deveraux and Mrs J M Kavanatn were in Jackson this weV to attd the funeral of jjay Kavanaujrh, brother otf the late J M Kavanaufrh J The Pinckney fire deft was callJed to the Winan Lake ohf oovrse f8atur4ay hy a irraP fire Friwav ahnes if wuiktinfr a ottlare for Pass fill LrHsnose am the t1 after a irjory He inw back ai l V,uig and daughter flew I We undeiitand Fred Lake ex pe to stay in Florida all summer Sinday visitors of Mr and Mrs W II Meyer were G W Myer jr and family of Stockbridge, Oy Atlee and family, Wm Lamb and family and Julio Diola and family of Ann Arbor Mary Witwer L J Swarthout and family spent Su iday in Fowlerville Trevor Latson and wife and Mrs Leina Mauck of Detroit spent Sun at the Louis Swarthccut home ierald Swarthout was in Detroit Friday tc attend a entertainment at Music Hall Lionel Parkinson and wife of pet roi Goldie Markcs sixnt the week end at the Furl Gallup home Week end guest of Mr and Mrs J H Hooker were C W Hooker and sonsof Ann ArborMrsMaudc Sale, and Katherihe and Bernicc Carpenter of Ann Arbor j Lester McAfee and family are l viiting his sister in Georgia and j will visit her sister in Indiana on j thir way back j Mr and Mrs Fred Read, Mrs ,iary Sfhosser and Mrs Kov l io attended the water festival u Mich State college Saturday I ,d Rad aivd family and Robert j L ad and family spent Sun with j Mi Hazel CI el land in Homer 1 Clare Miller and family spent j Sunday in Detroit Mis Nettie Vaughn spent Sun at the Roy Merrill home in Webster Lee Lavey and family spent Sun at t he Harry Lavey home in Det j roit J Roy Reason and family and Mrs Kdna Reason and Leata, spent the week end in Coopersvilte Mr and Mrs Arthur Hutchings of Jackson called at the M J Rea son hoane Saturdav Mrs Mable Suydam returned from Jackson with them f 4H Mr and Mrs M J Reason were in Ann Arbor Thursday, Elwin Hake of Tuatin, former school supt called in Pinckney Sot Vera Fwk and wife of Mid Ralph OUntjp b rrFcr Obnton ABNEY Food Locker NOW Lockers Available HOMER ABNEY 6025 Pinckney Rd Chubbs Corner, phone 64F5 A We Represent the j Fremont Mutual Fire Insurance Co Farm Insurance Over 52,000,000 in Force KsmsdcII Wylie Stockbridge phone 16FII Pinckney 78F2 JJ11 M V titA , rt ai1 0 W0L y , i xm c HUCED ATffMC I 9k m V m 6,DISPATCH Wdnedv May 14 1941 NowAvaiIatle STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT BALLS and BATS BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, CARD DEN TOOLS, ELECTR1CW1RE, 11 kiwi, RANGE and ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB 1NG 9UPPHES18 CUFT, DEEPFREEZE and MILK COOLERS HARDWARE BOYD ELL f88 HUMSVAlUIISKBAIffiS LEE LA VET Soy Bean Meal 410cwt Want Ad FOR SALEChotce Mammoth Clo ver Seed W C Miller FOR SALEChippewa seed potatoes 100 a crate Jack Sheldon FOK SALE2 Belgian Mares, 6 and 6 yean old thorohrede Mrs John R Martin WANTErVWaHUcss at PUV Lunch 625 E Main Stl Pinckney Good hours good pay IFOR SALEUsed Round Oak Stove, large sizeU firepot, excellnt condition, If will need a good stove I next fall you should see thi one at JLavey Hardware FOR RENT Store andflat a Main St, Pinckney Karl McClully Phone 64F5, JHjnckney FOR SALE Lawn Mower Galvanized Hot Water Tank Mattrea Roy Hannett IFUK SALE2 Base HocKerb Inquire ef jPUia Service Station FOU SALEIce Box, Bedroom Suite Call Phone 125 IFOK SALETime Recorder, 7 days, equ 100 names, IBM Dial f 2500, Hot phor Water Tank and Coal Heater, fin gallon 2000, Window Screens in framog 8770Hx22 inches, 8 slightly wider 24 inches Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance Co Howell, Michigan i Farmers Feed Supply GD, FOR SALEEarly Seed Potatoes John Gerycz, 6100 Chambers Rd FOK SAlEiA good youth bed with springs and mattress 28, a coal burner hot watrir heater, used 3 months VaaHofna Hillside Farm Foft SALWo room house, I lots, full basement, garage,chicken coop only 7000amall down payment Eli Aron, 407 Suart StPinckney FOU SALEsOak flooring md sidi ing, kiln dried, slab wood r tbx stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products, phone 4581 Dexter, Mich, FoK SALEA good cottage at UUBII Lake priced at 2,250 JFred Teeple, realtor, Howell F6R SAlfeA good piano, I Ed Kenny, Rush Lake FOR SALE PHONE 04 , MAX RUSSEIX,Mgr mm FOR SALERlue Marquisette formal sweetheart neckline, bracelet length slaves, size 15, worn once as bridesmaids dress and cleaned Alao a white taffeta formalize 15 Mra Morgan, 610 UnadiUa St Pinckney, Phone 120 FOR SALE 2 Ice Boxes One is ANa 1 200 The other fairiy good 100 Harry irisk 220 Uuadille Street FOR SALE Stove Range nearly new, Cream and Green enamel Lawrence Peterson Gregory Michigan SEED POTATOES 1 year from certified Chippewa and Katadlina U W Umstead Pinckney Mich Phono 71 F 2 Three room apartment for rent electric range Vacant June 1st J, M, McLucas, 406 E Grand River Brighton, Michigan Phone 8731 FOR SALE90 Acre Farm with Eleriity Mrs Geo Parker Pinckm ,Mich R F T FOR SALE A Buffet Mra, Gene Dinjkel FOR SALE Three Heifers, 1st calf due April or May, 1 Holsteln Bull, 15 months oldPtess Puckett Spears Road, N Reason farm FOR SALEGE Roaster with ateel cabinet base Price 27,60 Mr J L Donohur, 10976 Spoor Road, 1 miles north 1 mile cast of Gregory 1 FOR SALE Chippewa seed potatoes 100 a bushel Charles Dlnmorc, EastM36 FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft are reaaonablfvLucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOR SALE Hammer Mitln, Auto matic Shallow Well Water Systems Spriing Tooth Harrowa,2 Used 214 Plows, Automatic 15 Gallon Water Hraters, Fence, Barb and Steel Posts Elmers Garage Oak Grow, MiFOR SALEiNcw Zealand Rabbits for brerding purpose Chas Sopp Graves Road, Pinckney 1 PROFESSIONAL CORNER Ray M Daffy, M D Pinckney Mick Daily 1100 A M to 1 i00 P M, Excpt Wedaeedey Mon, TueaJFrL, Sat,, 700800 , DRG DENTUT 1119s R OffUe S3 MARION r SPECIALIZING 11 ERMANatNTS MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLO WAVES Phone 6 MARION JAXViOwaer PERCY ELLIS AUCTION Phone eFll Pinckney, Mlchlfaa HEftl JSft WANTJUV Papar or all Wads Iron Ragi ad Coppav jlarry Pritk FOR SALJiAiaowooil afuy Nowi Thurson Lumber Co,, Phor 44 Howell, Mich, STATE OF MICHIGAN The Cirealt oart fr the County of Livingston in Chancery Gerald C Hamel, Plaintiff, vs Jennie M Hammell, Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on April 15, 1147 In the above Untitled cause it appearing that the defendant, Jennie M Hpmmrll, is not a resident of this slate but resides in Fhoao 1ST 10 Hawaii, Rel Estate, I City, Lobe and F A Speciality 1 Ut Your Property With Ha LfFUaWV GENERAL INSURANCE Phoao MFS Pinckney Michigan MARTtN J LAV AW i ITsalrUf Shoao 13fi mm mv State Licooio 717 Lahoalde DHt Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMft Phoa IS , Mlehlgo SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 e PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR Midi ACT NOWTo Ficufe the county1 most profitable small businessOne man can 0crate Write R G Gilborton, 223 F Douglas Stnet, IUoomington, Illinois FOU Inside painting, and paper hanging and 1147 wall paper call yLShultz Bauer, Dcxtrr, Mich Phone S191 FOTC SALKFine 5 room huuse with 3 acres of land chicken housc,ahop4 garage, 15 fruft trees, located on M3G just outside of village Make me an offt Norman Reason lliLkney Phone 17 FOU SALE Seed Onts 100 a bushel Harvry Dyer, Gregory LOSTrBlack Cocker Spaniel Findor return and get reward Curtis Chamberlain, Hiland Lake FVJtt iULfcModel A Ford, i new tires Dale Meabon 426 Dexter Road, Pinckney V FRED C RElCHOFF Sr OPTOKlfclRliT ISO WEST QRAN0 RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN fR APrWmiJNTS HONE 96ft fteldeaeo ftS 31 ANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howell Housewives OAV B TOUR WASTE FATS GRAVEL HAULING I will haul gravel, sand, fill dir and black IstatrTof OhiothereTore onmotion BdBennett,phone Pinckney 146F41 of VajtWinkle, AnW4nWe,aUorFOIi SALENiw Modem fivB for Plaintff i room house,, complete with bath, nrys Jeanie M rHammell enter her ap pearancec in said vause on or be Pinckney Call or see Howard Pujd lhonj Plnkney 06 STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probed Conrt for the Caaaty OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in the City o In said County on the 17th day oX m said County on the 21stl day xf April A D, 1947 Present, 41on Willis L Lyons, Judge of, Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Emmet Lamb Deceamd It is ordered that the defendant, iuniace and oak floors, located in It apoearlnir to th , i u M u 11 ,,4 u PintknPV Cull nr HP HAWI RIH , LOUrt that the time for presentation tf elaima against said estate should he limited, and that a time and place bo appointed to receive, examine ana adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is lrdored,That all of the cred ibors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate crffice on or before the 30th day of Jurti A D, 1047 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination ami ad fore three months from the dale of this order and that within 40 days the plaintiff, Gerald C tHam mell cause this order to br publish ed in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaprr published and circula ting within said County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six succrssive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge VanWinkle 4k VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Mich Friday callers of Mr and Mrs Robert Pikp were Helen Bland of Unadilla and Mrs Stella Durkee of Jackson of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan i Overcome Soap Shortage LUXT SOAP LIFEBUOY is world wide shortage of all Animal rate end Vegetable Olia, Lett year See Maken only a fifth of what they used in 1UI Tfab also affects palate, textiles, eamther geese, fleer eerfnes etc Without the help of the America Housewires there weald have heea sstie seap last year, Oee eat of every nine oakea of seap aaade let yor was aaede frost waste fate saved America kitchens, etart bkao yoer grocer If he has A NEW BUSINESS FOR HOWELL WILSONS RENT A TRAILER CO SALES AND ASSORIES CARRY ALL, DUMP AND BOAT TRAILERS BY HOUR, DAY OR WEEK Mak Boffor SootffooY and Till Coso o faucet vith a SEAMAN TILLED 917 GRAND RIVER AVE, ,Iluf t HQWEUU M1CH PHONE 1227 11 ll IIt is Further Ordered, 1 hat piblia notice thereof be given by publication of a cony of this orHu for three successive weeks previous to said day of hbasjsg in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Presets Celestia PajahaJL Register 4 Probate Become Ike vOssh of Ibe SEAMAN Til 1 ore pieced la snaef of the ehin inttcJ cl of Ike aUeSj ea oH of ih nw, im v 4 woaall you con tHI Hie toil up dose Si iene ond make a tr leedaed St a torn Vc ucootty Iwcnieis your crop ocreooe by put to hiShefle Idle taeS into produde Tee SEAMAN k N orioinof for sue trf fJef ervirc d ovrr c ponoe Of sAfO SVBten if i tiipv , Md a O Ml raeoe ei power takeoff oi Molorisesi SMdeic from 36iech fo U m tef pse ewe ofcovf ff StAKAH UUBt W t practiced ppp1knont to four lot oed crop cotnOtiont Coete to B no soap bat save every of fat you esa aad sett it to year GEOsUaE tCLAPATCH 677 LAKVIW AAA ArborMich Ws M SEFrMtLft5 A U C T10N Located at 8980 Pinckney and Dexter Road, Portage Lake, 3 cott ages from Newport Beach SatJWayl7 Starts 1230 P M HcPbersoB Stale Bank AB Apartment Size Electric Stove Devenports Overstuffed Chairs Rorkers Studio Coqch 9x12 Wilton Rug Radio Breakfast Set Piano 2 Dinhif Room Suites 2 Three Quarters Simonds Beisll complete Lawn Mower 4 Double Bods, complete some wich f other artier A good pta J LflJJS to get that odd piece of f urnitae THE HOUSING PROBLEM r brings attention to ms TERMStCASil eft tltfS MSM I Mrs A Aches JIM FINNELL o Foe oSSOalN Ttniineinef rJLUtlMr vrruE Y itm KkMMti2mtA KATlQif efc i CfcSEgvlCE fnnliBsTiQoi APMAS Ifcose Hostdec and Mr aad Mrs Mar Parkin am Attd fasasV spent Sat at the Dr Cecil Sendee itoine in fttnniag, Oyde Oarrow and wife of Mil ford eaent Seaday hot ae4ay quests of Mr aad Mr R J OUT were fasnity ef Detrek, Mr ead Mra Lao Many hoeaett have ffhica ooead be revaxaped te npartmeete Iwatietveien ef type caa he readily flaasenii F H A through tida bank W trdl he adeese to esatasm kind if iaea t aavoae vt 4icortH aaid save aa her to thai jjeamajMgf Stak 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 14, 1947 Description An account of the resource May 14, 1947 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 1947-05-14 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2660475cd465a27cb9447a4bd00275d8.pdf ac6cc8d5227d0d733ca82cbe462f8adb 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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Jill fepattfj MkhiganMirror AuDual Dinger t tickets vw soM by Kings I tan Stale Team TM Fie Lansing That 169 item people were killed in Michigan during 1946 Agriculture had more mafer accidental deaths than any major industry Thats why Farm Safety Week will he observed July 20 to 24 That 640 American Legion posts and 870 auxiliaries will offer pop pies for sale May 2224 that each 4 poppy is made by a hospitalised war veteran who sells the poppy to the Legion that the funds raised will assist worthy veterans That the spring growing season la Michigan is already 12 days behind schedule that Holland had to Import blooming tulips for its Tulip Festival last weeks that FJgytMiehigan agriculture 250 tickets were soM by Daughters for their Mother Deugh ter dinner which was an event of Tuesday evening An excellent program followed the dinner with Mr Clare Raid as toastmaster Mrs u J Henry gave the toast to the daughters and her daughter, Kaihryn responded for the daughters Music for the occasion was furnish ed by Mrs Mildred Lavey and spec ial entertainment features were presented by Miss Joan Bird, fencer and a group of wee boys and girls Carol AmburgeytJudy Sekeel, Patsy Lovell, Patty Thayer, Jack Clark, Dick and Chris Campbell and Billy Miller Great interest centered around the Original Hat contest with prises awarded Tokens were presented to Charles I honored guests, including the oldCotAinj lest mother, the youngest mother believes the 1947 peach crop will hi Just peachyit may even top the 1948 record yield of 4,536,600 bushels That the average woman who complains about the price of clothes or fruit almoit never sews her own eiothes or cans her own fruit Taint funny, either That Michigan has forest tracts owned by 370 schools, and 125 cities under terms of a state law enacted in 1931 That the U S Health Service est imates a million of us Americans bo come infected each year with T B, germs and that 100,000 of us develop an active disease and take ill, The xray film stll the best preventive, Frank Plasko, 77, died at StJoe That the city of Detroit made hospital, Ann Arbor Saturday wherj 45,000 profit last year out of a he went last Wednesday as a pat cityowned restaurant which sells ient ,He worked for the water board beer of the That it pays to be feebleminded I and the one claiming the niost daughtersFloral decorations graced the hall for this popular ocil event and minature fans in colonial motif and Kings Daughters colors were given as favors Mrs Mary Teeple won the hat trimming contest, with Mrs Beulah Millfcr 2nd and Shirley Reason 3rd, Barbara Baughn also won a prize In other contests MraEiva Cook of Howell was the oldest mother present, Mrs Wood of Portage Lake, the youngest Mrs Mai Kennedy and Mrs Julius Aschenbrenner sr had the most daughters present 3 FJUNK PLASKO at lean in Elba township in Lapeer county This township is receiving Owindfall of 12,000 from Lansing as a result of the Elba towiuhip residents of the state home for feebleminded in Lapeer That the Gwinns hardware store gets results from newspaper adv such ap this What couiii Ue nicer than a home complete where you go to the privy without wetting you, feet Could it be that Mr wftm has heard Oklahoma That the betting at the stal capital is enrto one that thu state treasury will have a redink deficit by the end of the coming fiscal year Legislature are not taxminded rural vs city antagonism is at the root of the differenies That both General Electric and Packard, which recently granted wage boosts are now inureagiiV prices once more That the state legislature is reaally going to adjourn soon Wero toM June 6 That there is a real slump in the liquor business that 500 bartend ers are out of work in old Chicago and 600 of the citys 6,000 saloons are reported ready to fold up that folks are just not buying fancy highpriced wine any more That Michigan ranked second iast yrsin work time lost,due to strikes fifth in number of strikes, and ninth in number of labor disputes before the NLRB No, were not bragging That the guzzling of canned fruit juice is 271 per cent prewar Aint statistics wonderful That the fair employment practice commission bill, now shelved by the senate labor committee was rejected by the Illinois legislature tor the second time in two years Instead of solving the problem of racial prejudice, the antididcriminaijf scheme would stir up trouble, so Illinois legislators are convinced Thai federal government econosaistB insist e bond bought today will be worth 10 to 20 per cent more a year front nowthat is buy iag power Buy a bond y That Harvey OemphHt, the Motor Citys aee toastmastfrr, thinks Mack iaac Wand is missing a good bet by not dranaaririag its Mactomtth shop Millions of kits hane sever aeen a practical, working smithy, eays Harvey That the lobbyists have never more iaflwsswHt with legist the Wdf tftfer at I taiing he government catted in Wilfred F Kir Beyle Cor advice the other day That Wjm fewer farmers m Michigan, fhss 4 ft tractors, peed percent mere food heUeea 140 and IMS the eemoe of Mtrhagta dairy psoftseto fee UL to Cm HIWIII IM to f she cost of im 4oe te hi city of Detroit for man years, being retired on a pe, He came to Pinckney about ago and purchased the B on M36 east where fie has tftfc lived For a number of years he was engaged in the trucking business selling out to Lloyd Hendee a year aga Surviving are his wife, Merod ith, a son, Robert and a prandcHV The funeral wfi held at the St Marys chreb Waesday, Murphy, ofciatftik Burial Marfb cemetery AUDU60N 1AJD THI dUtOUNDVVOIlK ROTgCTINfl THE RNrVl0NMCNT IN VVHsCH VVR UVf WC, IN OUtl OWN LIVER, ARC LAYING JHK GROUNDWORK K TMi FR0TRCTI0N OFTHf PAMILV AND THE HOMI Ag WE RURBANO OUR fSOURCES, PUTTING OUR MONSV iWTP WAR BONOS, LIFg INSURANCE MO SAVING3 ACUMTO, WC BUILD PROTECTION ANO AfAEMCA GROW Salt Ball in 88SAI RIAL DAY Before Memorial Day a flag will be placed on the grave of every vetoran buried in Livingston Coun ty it was announced by Frank D Hush, chairman of a committee which has handled this job for ev eral years Committees of the Brighton, Fowlerville, Pinckney and Howell posts of veterans orgarrizations and citizens assist It was impossible to purchase enough flags in 1946 so that no flags were placed last year There are nearly 1,000 veterans buried in 54 different cemeteries throughout the country Some csca eteries do not have any veterans graves, while a number have one or two Lakeside cemetery in Howell has 231 frags will be available on May 19th Those persons who have assisted in this work in the past arc requested to call or send for flags at the Register of Deeds office in the county building Wcwfawxhy, My211947 , SCHOOL NOTES COMMENCEMENT The high school commencement exercises will be held at the chool Thursday, May 2 at 8 p px The program i as follows SALUTATORY SALUTATOR1AN MARGUiKlTK KAKLL CLASS HISTORY , KiTA KhXXtDY GVYYEXTH CLAWSON GERALD EYHW DON McKLNLLY SENIOR 1R1P JOSElH MILLER CLSS WILL DORIS RYAX MARGARET W1DMAYEK ROBERT DRAKE KENNElVH MOHLMVN DON AMBUKGKY PRESIDENTS ADDRESS THOMAS CLARK SOLOMRS ELOYSE CAMlBKLL THREE VETERANS SPEECHES WELTON LH A M U E RLA IN ALFRED UOBON HARRY MELNiK G1ETATORY CKClLE HI Hi tinsi LOUISE ZEIGLEi LILLIAN BOIKJ GERTRUDE PORTE CLASS PROPHECY CHARLES DARROV RICHAvRD YOLNC ROUEKT HOWE L D HAINE REX HENDEi VALEDICTORY JAMES GARDNEL PRESENTATION OF SENIOR GAVEL TO JAMES MEYER, ir THOMAS CLARK PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS SENIOR SONG BENEDICTION BACCALAUREATE NIGHT The Baccalaureate address will be give Sunday night, Muy 25 at the school by Rev Allard There will also be songs by the hith school chorus NoH cation A Calitornia uiilUonair has a faitr Persia at a J i a faitk nrii thaTay hi, ,,, a to cura oa,uu epiliptic Most oX the Uiy was made by plaoie The on is X lexici iroiu an incur a We ftffr 41 the Uxtoj have yiven him no hop 4 b git a i umuunt vi publicity givm Vii iuvaki hao CUUMKI the roMU ivi lmlvs mound to be clogged tfith sick people Peking the heftier i u o pcupU who talked witjh him cictitn to have btia helped hut Afet boy i9 cajne to ee haa yet dhoWQ no improvements, iiis father AM anituneed that no more patients will be admitted until cured A number ol a laith heuleia were iii great VOfU and very popular There was ouei in Livmgdtoji County with lonff white wluskers who Jived near th tale sua who hud a hie lollowing He was arrested tor practising mod without a license and though ccnvKted Jelt lw county his aOfc If years hade iciiie neei Most babies nowdays are born in hospitals and although this may be saier and more practical it has it4 drawbackYears ago when babies were born in the home one never head ol any inixup of babies such as often occurs in hospitals where many are born the same day A New York iouple has syed j hospital there for 20,100 tiifoutgea claiming thur baby was changed The mother according to the record gave birth to a blond girl but when she left was handed ioned boy baby A took place in centiy also dark complex mixup of babieg a Detroit hospital rtat1 the local soft ball league larek Monday Meyer defatted Reader U to 1 in a tight game Paul Singer let the Reader team down with one tun allowing 5 hits, 3 of these coming in the 7th, Red Sequin piLching for Singer allowed 10 hi Us of which 3 were home runs by Meyer, lioilia Amburgey and Bob Amburgey ButtcAefci Rjcader rSequin and Reader MeyerP Singer and Meyer vVed night another tight game took place Paul Singer, pitching this time for Reason defeated Iis 117 Frmtcit Mirpiiy, Mate Mawes at 8 and 11 t gNovena FHda, a0 nooa ttd m Mfc to t P m mt flruniUy 700 te 7f0 t, i Sunday, May 25, the Feant of i entecobt, 3rd week of 55th Novenna Sunday Student brother, Bob, pitching for Shehun 4 to 1 He allowed 4 hits Uob Singer An appeal will be made allowed 6 hits in his first game of i to the Seminary Diocesan the year but two errons figured in I Education Fund, the scoring P Singer and Fred Among the intentions are Sun Singer each got 2 hits off Bob late Mrs Augusta Kelly Mon late Uatterie ShehanB Singer and Kdward McCarthy Tues,Wm Donn Reader ReasonP Singer and J elly Wed, Funeral of Frank PlasUvey jk Thur, Intention of Sick Fri, Won Lost Pet Iate Jtus Reister Sat, Intention Shehan 2 i 1000 giving Reason 1 l ooo The ban as of marriage were pro Mayor 1 2 333 claimed Sunday for Mary Rose Reader 1 2 333 , Kese Pinckney and Richard Lows Borges of Osgood, Ohio Robu The base ball team lost to Fowlerthere last Friduy in an overtime game IL to o Jim Altyer pitched for Pinckney Tuesday they beat Hartland there Bwrajtlgu,jul IJUP Irthry pitched for Pinckney In the claw ball gu Hie loth grade beat the uh to s, iiob Harrow and John Mo r wero battery for the J nth m letJnv and Schneider for ih itli Tlie 12th beat Hi I n IK nail some xth graders in tl r liiiup 14 to 3 Don Amburey ami R Howe were the wiiminw Iiltery wit i Jim Meyer and in II Clark for the losers Monday Ii k Harrow and J mi La vey hooRed up in a pitcher balile for the 5th and 4th grade, Nik emerging ilie victor I ol Kdwin S George, Bloom field ilills millionair who gave that Joou acre wild life aanctuary, just west of Pinckney to the University 1 of Michigan has given the 131ooin field Hills communty 23 acre Bit on winch he will erect a million dollar Presbyterian church In the meantime until the church is built Mrvixs will he held in the of the George homc house Col George i,s the Detroit library coninnMian the Moto Mower Co chapel Cedarholm president of and CANCER DRIVE The legislature seems determined to make the Miiokciv and drinker pay off tiie soldiers bonus The senale lias approved a H cent cigarette lav and the houc a 1 cent one 1 lias been figured out that the average smoker who receives a bonut wnl pay hi, bonus, at thin rate in iiu vear The senate after turning down the hill tr increase the beer tax from J2o to 2tU per barrel reversed ilielf apd adopted that tax Thursday This measure is ex 1 ctd raise 11,500,0 iiilbi iicjuding an income tax, gasoline tax and property tax were killed the altilobby bill and death penalty were also killed So at the present it is up to the smokers and time Games next week MondayMeyer and Shehan WedneadayHReader va Reason 32 YEARS ENROLTB Last week the Pinckney post MARRIED SATURDAY office received a card mailed from Texas in April 1915 from MrsM The marriage of Miss Alberta Reeves to Mrs Leal Sigier of Pinck Mac Smith, daughter of Mr and ney It was postmarked at Detroit Mrs Gerald Smith of Dexter and in 1947 Mrs Sigier died 15 years J Rasael Livermore took place on ago and we understand Mrs Rtcves Saturday afternoon at the home of is also dead She was the wife of the brides parents, Rev Da I ton Dr Reeves at one time associated JJisnip officiating Miss Gladys with the late Dr H F Sigier in tie Smith, sister of the bride and Norpractise of medicine here This oec i man Miller of Pinckney were the j urance has happen before in some attidants I Vincent Young, Gregory and Mjry Alice Scheibelhut, Big Rapids as i Raymond Burns, and Stephanie Gala,Saline 1 Communion Sun ish for boys, of par Tho recent cancer drive netVd 25 The jroal was 2000 put j neai raised 7295,Unadilla 2l3AJ linu to pay off the debt Hamuli hs not yet report d Howell raised over 800, Fowlervih over 500 and Brighton over 400 COM CMiL CHURCH JttfeAJfotl Afieyd, piaees, the card or letter usually gets lost in the poatoffice by fil ing behiad a desk or some otir object not often moved and rerauas there until found iCe of Jofcanaa Hiii roses A wedding supper followed the iOARD OF REVIEW j ceremony tffcer which the couple The board of review for Pinch1 kft on a 2 weeks trip in northern ney vUmge will meet ftt the towo jMkhigan TVey will live at 5940 hail o Tuesday, 10 from to Road, Dexter 1 am and I to 4 p at to review j the tax roM All interested penona CABB Of THAmatt to attend I to extend my aftnoere thanks Rdwacd Pfcrher, viRnge president j to aH friends who rmeenbid me They Choir JMnetor Son School Supt Herman Vedder iwWaialttf ito scH The bride wore an aqua street w , , length 4K with a gardenia JP J S5 wmnf age Uer attendant was attired in fL or pink gabardine suit with a cor of the spirit A timely message welcome awaits you a friendly 1ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs E J Scheibelhut of Big Rapids announce the engage meat of their daughter, Alice, to Robert Vincent Young, on of Mr and Mrs Vincent Young of Gregory, The bride and her sister, Roseaun who will marry James LaRocque will be married at Big Rapids the first week in June Rev Earn Beachey, Pastor Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 110 ajwrintendeot Wtfbar Leidig J Young Poop Meeting 7go Monk at heedhy gie that the OAMB ortevmm at o nenew Car nhtmeetat the town hat ttol2anandlto4n Tuesday, Jnme Z and Monday and Tneaday lane and 14 far thelPiymooah on my REGULAR MEETING OF VILLAGE COUNCIL The Regular meeting of Village Council May 13, 1U47 called to order by Pres followed by roll caM of officers PreaentPalmer, Clinton, Rennedy Afcfentiakel, Clark, Swarhhout, Minutes of last meeting read and approved Motion by Palmer sup ported by Clinton that following bills be allowed Norman Miller 130 Irvia Kennedy 1050 Detroit Edition Co 10593 Sylvester Marr 8350 Ball Baughn 3350 Joseph Bakarh 4oxt Co Road Conimission 7153 Motion carried Motion by Kennedy supported by Clinton to ask County Treasurer The Jiamtramack 10 percent across the board discount safe emu lating the Xewburyport plan had dTcontinued after couple of week, trial It increased business from 50 to o jKTcent but the merchants failed to make any money They blame the wholesalers who refused to cut prices Some merchant it is repoitee also took the opportunity to work off slow moving and un salable goods WAYNE F CHAROONEAU Wayne Francis Chardoneau, mos old son of Mrand Mrs Georga Meeting Chardoneau who live on the Van Parker Slam brook farm died Monday night The funeral will be held at St Mary Ihurch, Thursday morning with Rev r Murphy officiating Burial in St Marys Cemetery HarUuff, 20, Gcejeory, Motion by Clinton supported by jArdis lahnaon, 21, Gcexory Ken WAJnMmCTOaf Tnr jraUna, U, Howell, Flora fernyh, owt Mamhnng St m Mawefl tm, U, Mo well aamaa Fohey, 291 Road KAefirl St of jMowe, Rath Manaon 26, hWwellaiso Mill St to vjMaoeid BUnck, BnMfte , fmv Kennedy to have County Surveyor to Mowett atlUvIng north of the Ray Handmgg St BEAUTY SHOP NOW OPEN My Beauty Shop at 580 UnadaUft St, Pinckney is now open for fca Uies Marian Jaivis MdSmm THE MYSTatnir PERCY TWMJU This is an amaring tmn ataaw mt Wocid War IPs most baffling cnaa of confused identity You it, plus many other drama life features, incUftiog the ,, went of Gteat Ouek of the Rnah Oays, in Weekly Cnndiff m Banana on the Pingree y,s PINCNEY WSPATCHWedky May 21 tM7 carr wo Meet the greatest career woman oi all She doesnt manage a businea, write novels, or atng over the radio But her jobs big and its importantshe runs a homeJ What a job that is In a year she washes more than t tons oi dishes, cooks more than XwM meals, wades through mountains o laundry The more Mom depends on electric service, the less work is in her housework And when she balances her budget, shes bound to note that electricity is one of its smallest items Yes, electricity does more jobs, more easily and for less money than doiug them any other way Tuna k Muifc far Mkkigm Tvhyt 7 p , WWJ THI DITROIT EDIf ON CO About loo Masons including ye editoi attended the testimonial din ner for W K IJeaeh at White of Detroit who ha purchased the Rogers Motor factory Howell Fri building here has also bought the night who retired after 44 years as VanFalkenburg ouse on M36WThe secretary i,f the Royal Arch Masons Waters familyand VanFulkenburgs Albert Smith was master of cereare going to Philadelphia awssas Neighboring Notes AVON THEATER aa a a a aa a 7k LV S lb 7 oz Girti Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Marshall of Uregoy and Donald Caskey, son of Mr and MM Jame Caskey oi Gregory are valedictorian and salutatorian of the Stockbridge high school tas, The class went on a boat t trip to Mackinaw last week Stockbndge will reaise a summer recreation urogriiii Born to James Noecker and of Brighton May 13 an son The Brighton school wag entered last week through a coai shui and 300 in cash, several wnn watches etc taken The BrightvU teu, 1 uUtoy served lt,22 meais uns yoar The student paid 2817 una 154 state aid was received The Aim Arbor volley bl Jeii competed iii the championship iiir il uston, Taxas, last week eljj AlethodivU will dedicate their new church chancel Sept 1 William Reitz of Howell wilj be ordained as a prit at Grand Kupids jVluy S by bishop Haas Born to Mr and Mrs Hei IH t Scholt oLeona Teeplel oi UonvJ last week a daughter Births in Michigan the first quarter i liM exceeded the deaths by 24,429 685 teachers and rural Istudehts took the P M Stream Liner to Detroit last week where they visit ed the zo and went over to Canada Fri, Sat, Maj 2i24 BETTY COED A tMa Faatax A Collage Cnpiu Muakal with sen or J JEAN POSTER, WMMASON LONESTAR MOONLIGHT A Weatarn Muial wit KEN CURTIS, JOAN BARTON Sun, Tua, May 25, 27 WTHOUT BE5ERVAT IONS A Comedy 5rring CLAUDKTT COLBERT and JOHN WAYNE Plus ruws Und Kvctb Reckoning of the WukhyiW fDead lUlllllllllinillUHiaUllllMlllllilllUIIHI n IFirst National bank Notes of 47 Years Ago I Miks Carrie Gardner, 2i, found dead in the mill pond here near Nash bridge Friday afternoon by Dr J F Mylne and Miss Carrie Erwin who were driving down that road in a horse and buggy, ishe was teaching district school the past year The funeral was at the home Sunday Rev Simpson officiating She was oldest of a family of fl children t The country side was engaged in looking for Mrs Judith Fisk last Sunday who wandered away from the home of her diughtter, Mrs J Chalker where she lived She was finally found asleep 4 milen wst of of AiHison near the railroad The Wrightville post office has been discontinued Kev Fr John Stackable has I been given a parish at DesPlaines, near Chicago W1 Rev Crane, Rice and Wm Hoff I attended the Congl state Assn meeting at Yppilanti last week Ed McCluskey is building a new houstt 3 J 3 THE U S TREASURY AND ANNOUNCE THE BOND A AND AMERICAS BANKS MONTH PLAN iHcw Much Money Would You Like To Have In JO Years Invest each month and you will Have B in 1 Year 3 in Scries E 3750 7500 10000 30000 in 5 Yearn 2,31900 4,63800 9,27600 18,55200 45000 90000 1,80000 3,60000 in 10 Years 4,99800 9,99600 19,98200 39,98400 SYLVAN THEATER CMLEA MAQL Fri, Sat, May 2324 j JOHNNY OCLOCK Starring DICK POWELL, EVELYN KEYES Cartoon Nawa Sun, Mm, Tw, May 25, 2 27 AAAGNIFICANT DOLL44 with GINGER ROGERS, BUKGESS MER DITH PAVIP bi4VfcN Cartoon Mt arwi iprtrl , ia Show t dUO H4QW, i,Q7,d Wed, Tbur, May 28, SUNSET PASfcT A Wtrn in evivr JAMES WARREN, NN LESLIE, JANE GREER Flu XHILD OF DIVORCE with SHARYN MOFFETTREGIS TOOM EY and MADGE MEREDITH Goming filondies Big Mament 4Nor ProntU, Drk Mirror11 HOWLio, Theater HOW FiX, MICH Tue, Wed, Thur, May 202122 niL THE CLOUDS KUiL at WltO JUDY GARLAND, VAN JOHNSON FRANK SINATRA, JUNE ALLY SON, LENA HORNE Comedy NWt 1 l1H jnony and Jim Smith oi DetroiL, ed of the Masonic World ave the g to Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kennedy were in town for the week end and address Mr Iteach was presented attended the wedding of James with an ove tutted chair and 3 tierFohey and Ruth Hanson at Howell birthday cake Saturday heo Devine, wife and baby of Dex Gene Dinkel ha sold his milk ter called on the Misses Nellie Gard route here and is working on route ner and Fannie Monk last week fr0m Ortonville to Detroit 3 Lloyd Van Haircum is teach for Mm, Don Swarthout in the kney High School anley Culver and wife of DeerfieJl called at the Murray Kennedy home Friday, C AtLee and wife spent Sun at die Harry Hess home in Waterloo u,s Dorothy Hughes caled her paits from Pentwater, Wash Sun py , iione k nd Kleinschmidt and family of Towlerville called at the George Me on jr home Sunday her honUe nppSison Suturaay her home near Cljlson Saturday Mrs George Stevens was probably fatally burned last week when her home at Stockbridge was destroyed Vet Bullis is driving a wagon for the Bentley Shows James Burroughs bought a new piano last week SOISB of 25 Years Ago S Unit Fdrl SupnHion S Mr,fcr Fdral Dpoit InE urncc Corporation, Alt Do g poMtf Intureo up to 6,099 I Fri, Sat, May 23, 24 Mat Sat 2 p m Conk GENE AUTREY in i L 1 2 LB BOX COffee CHASE A SANBORN Cheese Sheffordf Wt Milk 2 nm9 Oranges California Tomato Soap Salad Dree sing Draft ARMOVRSSTAH I M P MioodBaaon lrara 1 pniaked If amt ac STYU IM Vrmmm Beef A business change has taken place Floyd Weeks having sold his drug store to C W Barry of Wexi ford county The Always Be Natural music flub of Dexter will put their musical comedy at the opera house May 19 t is entitled Miss Springtime The Pinckney Independents opened their season here Sunday losing j to Dexter 6 to 4 The local lineup was Lapham, p Cook c L Lavey 1st A Lavey, 2b Kennedy, 3b H Shehan, s R Shehan, L Mur phy, B Bird outfield The Dextei Uheup was, Miller,p Boetttrer, c Cole 1st Gallagher, 2b Eck, Zb Cunningham, ss Schlaf, Widmeycr and Parks, outfield They play Howefl Sunday Wm Conners broke his lejr last i week Urn Jennie Lavey closed her school in the Eiaman district Friday with A picnic nd ball Kaxne Married May 13, Otto Kellenberger and Miss Jennie Docking SEPTIC TANKS pumped Out and All Contents Hauled Away 2000 a Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road CHARLES W SIMPSON Bri , ton Mich Phone 3609 MAN FROM RAINBOW VALLEY Plu PERSONALITY KID With ANITA LOUISE, MICHAEL DIAN and Ted DONALDSON Cartoon Sun, Mon, May 25, 26 Sun Mac 2 f M Con GEORGE RAFT ,LYNN BARI in INOCTURNE Selected Short Nea fu7TrWed, ThurT, Ma7277 28, 29 WALLACE BERRY in MIGHTY McGURK vitb DEAN STOCKWELL, EDWARD ARNOLD CoHedf 2 9 Joe Schosser of Clear Lake Mr and MrS Fred Read were in Detroit Friday Mr and Mrs Clifford Milk Mat Agatha and Jerry Cade ml faaii attended the Tulip Festival at jolt and Friday vflHP Mrs Nottie Vauphn celebrated her Sth birthday Tuesday Contra tulations Open for Business THUR, MAY 22 Pop Corn DON HAMMER oii STAND, ICE CREAM CONES HAND MADE GIFTS HOT DOGS POP CORN Marfory Davis 4AMQUKS LB EVERY DAY OMI6TORE AMD Ml flMP SEAfiCT VSQMI 909 WQfF M FAraMraf STILL AVAILABLE IM MUHUM FLATS mwmt mmS Cmrm ALSO A mm mmwi of HJ v PWCTCNE1 DISPATCH WedaewUy May 21 1917 LSI m Gww Pwenniai Ftoww From Seed 4 Thin The Vegetable Gaiden llow Photo Oourtoay JinyMor Ste4 Oo You can save considerable garden money and add new Mat to your gardening by growing your own perennial flowers from seed The best quality seeds cost only a few cents a packet and with simple care willproduce scores of plants to bring color and beauty to the garden for years to come Most perennials grown from seed bloom the second year altar sowing Seed should be started at about thef same time as that of the annuals, such as zinnias and marigolds The secret of success is to get the seedlings to transplanting size early enough so that when set in their permanent placet in garden or border, they will get a good roothold before cold weather comes on, A specially prepared seed bed or seed box is best for starting perennial seeds, A seed bod can be easily prepared by knocking the bottom out of a goodsized shallow wooden box and sinking the sides into the ground The top should be about two or three inches above the surface Use finely prepared, crumbly garden loam containing plenty of humus It is important to locate the seed bed where it will be sheltered from strong winds and from sunlight during the hottest part of the day A 6ecd box or flat may also be used, with holes bored in the bottom for drainage This has the advantage of being movable to sheltered locations when necessary Some perennial seeds are very small Mix them with sand so hat they will not be sown too thickly in the row and merely press them into the soil instead of covering them Larger seeds need a shallow covering of soil Firm the soil down on them so that they will make immediate contact with the moisture and plant food Keep the soil moist but not wet until the seeds sprout Some gardeners spread damp burlap over the surface to furnish need ed moisture, removing it at the first sign of sprouting Here are a number of perennials that beginners can start from seed with almost sure success Columbine, gaillardia, coreopsis, hollyhock, painted daisy, sweet willlam, hardy pinks, hardy alyssum, and the violas Perennial seeds usually take somewhat longer to germinate than those of annual flowers Dont be discouraged If the tiny sprouts do net show themselves for two or three weeks after the seed is sown Vegetables at Their Best 3 w Love on a dime sounds sweet on St Valentines Day, but love en a stack of United States Savin Bonds rests on a firmer foundation You can get your stack of bonds through toe payroll savings plan where you work or by buying bonds regularly at your bank or poet ottce Savings Bonds are a sweetheart of an investment4 Cor eyery 3 in II years time Has 20,000 Stars With men and women today onflfii battlefront and war theater, the Ti varsity of Michigans service flag cottlt show more than 20,000 stars, with IU of them gold , The 2000 include man of all ranflp from privates to generals and rdmlrastt Among them are 180 faculty and staff members on leaves of absence, many oj whom have bem borrowed by tbM Army or Navy for secret nrhntfsg development work Also included j the staff of Hospital 296, a complesf front line hospital now in the Belgiam theater, and composed entirely of Joft versity doctors and nurses 1 1 Since June 1942, specialized training has been given to 19,300 This wonl Includes such diverse courses a cheat surgery for Army doctors, naval arebje tecture for Navy officers, engineering fersCarines and Coast Guard, mUitarM government for officers assigned to asp German or Japanese theaters gu and inspection lor essential war Photo Courtivy rrryMorr ,s J Co It is next to impossible tosow vegetable seed thinly enough so that lhe young plants do not crowd each other in the row when they c n n This is particularly true when the seeds are verysmall Carrot seedlings, for example, should be thinned to stand about an inch apart when two to three inches tall Otherwise the roots cannot develop as they should Radishes are of better shape, too, if the plants are thinned to stand about an inch apart while still tiny seedlings Green onions can be thinned by pulling and using the extra spears for the table when they come up too quickly Beet seed should be planted at least 1 to 2 inches apart for each little pellet usually contains two to four seeds When the plants are four to five Inches tall, every other one can be pulled for greens If this is done at intervals while tops and roots are small, space will gradually be left for some of the roots to reach good size Sowing leaf lettuce seed sparsely helps to avoid the extra work of later thinning Even when the stand is fairly thick, instead of thinning the plants some home gardeners prefer to cut the ones to grow If yon lie to use each lettuce plant intai i, ihin to about two inches apart when small Then, as they become largo enough to use, pull up alternate plants and leave the others to grow Bush beans should be planted two to four inches apart and just enough seedlings rCVioV 4 fror c , ,u iiiii lhj remaining ones arc four to five inches apart Beans usually produce more abundantly when the plants do not crowd each other Turnips usually do better and grow more rapidly to table size if given three or four inches in which to spiead It is important tliat turnips grow to eating size quickly to avoid being tough and fibrous Of course the thinnings make delicious greens when young and larger outer leaves, leaving the inner tender al Take Care of Your Garden Q s L Annuals Bring Abundant Bloom 3 r0fX v M t home sjarneiMMS like to bkaiu from seed sown each year bring a wide rr of vivacious Poppy end bacW button am sweet alyssum and t iytuft, lovely balsam, ft graceful scaMosa, 1 the co Mtaedes see nex j 4 JH Cosmo, stAe marigoU io grow uV ax succc f some grownup, see She oddly int i sbsgay woe 4K grown i kgSjinB4P0dedfDd SSSw tJootsntj4p grow annual flowers Conting quickly jaff they see the easiest el all flowers to grow sap two of the oariinot The lowgrowing also fsfciy quick to flower from seed Li Photo Cyjntsy K yMorsc Eocd Co The time to kill weeds in your garden is before they begin to grow Herein the surface soil in vegetable or flower garden nol only dctmys sprouting wee seeds it actually prevents their germination As soon as the seedlings brcni through in the garden rows so that they can easily be soon, it is time to begi sturing the soil between rows and as close to the plants as possible without disturbing them Either a hand hoe orf but they do like plenty sir Most snousk do f ihhi 1 U enier ts jet 4 eesl k erlssfl scnount f a wheel hoe is an excellent tool If it rains a few days after the first cultivation, stir the surface soil again as soan as it is dry enough, but do not wait longer than s week before cultieating a second time,rain or no rain, unlaw the ground it too wet to work Weeds within the row will probably nave to be eemoved by hand while die plants see small Some gardeners Sod an old kilefcan knife a handy help ar Or, s hand wueaut is a convenient iooL As plants grow larger, they usujfljr cVxninate so that weeds in the row Jo nee prove troublesome Onions are jne ejsospUon As spearlike leaves do 3t shade the gwound enough to keep she Jssssw assess wMjNsVef she flowers and for the sake of a gardens appear, ncc, it is important to cultivate all through the giaeiiing season Bcslaes hcrjr ahead of the weeds, tilling the lace soil slightly forms a mulch to prevent evaporation of mois ture It is particularly essential to stir the soil aroisad plants as soon as soil and plants are dry enough after every rain Care should be taken, however not to dig so deeply near the plants as to injure the roots Another reason for cultivating the garden all summer is that stirring the soil allows air to enter Next to ture, ventilation is one of the valuable means of retauungVsoil load and to growing nlants Photo Courtly RrryMorse Seed Oo Keal enjoyment of your horn vegetable gnrden depends largely upon proper preparation of the vegetables for the table Gather leafy crops early in the morning, if possible, before the sun wilts them If they are to bo kept until a later meal, wash and cover them and place in the relrierator Pick peas and SV,T corn within an hour of getting them ready for the kettle if gathered very long before cooking they lose hoth1 retiiaIns whlu the cooking la finsweetness and ilavor Gathering any vc,,cfibj too Ian before using causes lo of vitamins Scrape or peel vegetables thinly vihibk minerals are just bheath tbe njiUi skin Young carrots, beets, and aummer squash shouid merely be scruljbed and not peeled Neither should vegetables be soaked in waUr before cooking This, too, causes loss of minerals Cook vegetables quickiy and only until barely tender Usually they taste s led If there is too much to serve ith the vegetable, keep it to add to soup In boiling ve, tables make sure iae writer Ls really boiling before addia them If put over the fire in cold ,vatcr, vegetables lose color, flavor, texture, and much of their food value Vegetables fresh from the garden need very little dressing up to make them dclieiously appetizing Simple methods of cookery are best with the simplest of seiUonings added Until better if slightly undercooked than you have eaten vegetables fresh picked they do if soil and mushy from owr i from your garden and properly cooked, roc intr W , ,,, J J n i,l,j , In Ijoiling, use only a small j you do not know the taste of vegetables amount of water, saving vh tever li at their best r Garden Greens Can Be Continuous Phoo Courtesy IcrryMoire Plenty of leafy vegetables, raw and cooked, are necessary in the diot hir3ren and grownups in cdcr to promote vigor and wellbeing fordon they can be cuntinyji for many mondis if various kinds Leaf lettuce is one o ic first green things to appear The young be picked for the table wicn ony n couple of inches in length while the Inner leaves are lefi to crow Thc same is true of spinach the icndtr new jeaves are as good raw as cocked when chopped and served with oil and vinegar dressing Or, treat them the same as wilted lettuce by pouring over them a mixture of hot bacon fat, vinegar, and bits of cooked bacon To vary the fla r of these rrroens, add a small amount of peppcrrrass The frilled curly foliage of this upland cress is as easy to grow as lettuce For long season greens swiss chard is a winner Mo leafy vegetable stands hot weather bettor The outer leaves should be kept picked, toe inner ones left to continue growing, and the suk will be leaves for s long Of die numerous post greens, beet, mustard, and increasingly popular Lfin tables they are best tard and turnip particularly used for greens only in the The tops of mustard and bined are grandmothers da, By sowing seed of halo si summer in the North October in the South, be picked from the the coming f frost In fact, soanffrSi tun and Jtomr of kk real toast lor late JW IIWT K BBBBaasfii vV H 1i DISPATCH Wedsmchw, May 21J7 WHOSE WHO ANN ARBOR T Iatarastliig Short Articles About Leadlag Ann Arbor B a stout Firms , v tRTIN HALLER CO lituro FrJUre is the place to furnish your at a real saving The cornstock of this store, at 112 East ty Street, call 5811, includes fine Hty furniture, and as more stock tes available this dependable firm pajill have it Before you furnish your tbome, let them show you their home putfita You will be delighted with their variety and beauty It has always been the endeavor of this dependable firm to secure a fair nd honest profit, but their business principles never permit an exhorbitant one Furniture of all kinds, if it is pos sible to obtain, and practically everything needed to furnish the modern home, can be secured here at very reasonable prices Martin Hallers SixtySixth Anniversary Sale is now in progress with actual savings of 203350 Take advantage of the most sensational savings ever seen in Ann Arbor and visit this store today mend American Auto Accessories to you w A i v, o ers in his business review of many other decorative home accesso Ann Arfaor we vies is worthy of your inspection Livelytoned iloral patterns, stripes or plain materials oifer you a splendid You will garner compliments by the GLENANN SHOPPE score if you brighten up your home LodlOS AppQfOl this spring and summer with new This establishment at 1135 East Hu blinds and draperies from the DeLux ron Street, call 8185, needs no introWindow Shade Company They will auction to our women readers They dio, and we wish to recommend this institution to our many readers as worthy of consideration GODFREY MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY LOCAL AND LOAG DISTANCE MOVERS IT, i add beauty and charm to your home conduct a fashion centre for ladies from all over this part of the county Their kingsize stock of blouses for all occasions is worthy of your inspection, and they range in style from the actionstyled sport blouses to the GEORGETURNER Upholstering Featuring a complete upholstering service this firm is located at 214 North Fourth Avenue, call 7733 Specializing in expert workmanship, his service is complete in every department He has equipped his establishment with the latest equipment and regardless of what kind of upholstering job you might have he will do a job that will make you thoroughly satisfied He has a complete line of materials and fabrics on display and he is glad to give estimates without any obligation With this in mind, we are glad to recommend George Turner to you for anything in the Upholstering line KURTIS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY Fumigators This firm renders the public faith casually siinpie afternoon or the ex ful and dependable service and is well quisitelv feminine evening blouses, in known to many of the people of this all colora and sizeSi section Their costume jewelry counter is They are located at 308 Maynard brimming over with the correct pins, Street, call 20113, and all services earring8, necklaces, etc, to set off performed are strictly in accord with your suit dreg8 or coat, the state department of health regu Thrilling flattery for your legs is ations yours in their complete line of hosiery This firm offers a complete service in aU the popuiar 8hades and sizes, in the extermination of bed bugs, Dre88ea and housecoats are added roaches, moths, etc, and this service item8 of intere8t to our women readis done by experts, who know their ers A compiete stock of nurses unihusine and guarantee satisfaction formg in aU the popuiar size8 is 0n So it is with these points in mind nanj that for anything in this line we sug Ladiest Take a tip from this writer gest you call the Kurtis Exterminator and make the GlenAnn Shoppe your Company, who will be glad to pay the gt le headquarters in Ann Arbor, telephone charges for those seeking Sill known as reliable transport operators, this firm, located at 410 North Fourth Avenue, call 26501, ofoji, a complete moving and storage service They will pack, load and move your household goods, personal be iuuiiings, freight or other class of merchandise Their trucks have become a familiar sight on the streets of Ann Arbor and adjacent towns They also offer an unexcelled storage service for your convenience at reasonable rates Whenev v transportation or storage services ai needed, give this dependable firm call They are ready any hour of the day for quick trsnpor tation and we are glad to recommend the Godfrey Moving and Storage Company to our readers and to compliment them on their success in this business CAMPBELL BAKERY This popular bakery at 219 North Main Street, across from the Main Post Office, call 9880, cordially invites the people from this section to visit their store Makers of fine homebaked bread and pastries, you will find their service ideal If you stop in at this shop you will understand why more and more people every day speak of their products as every bite a delight The Campbell Bakery specializes in cakes of the better kind and because of the popularity of their products, they are continually adding new and modern equipment to supply the demand They pay particular attention to sanitation, and use every precau tion to see that their products are pure and fresh at all times In this special review of the leading firms of Ann Arbor, we are glad to refer the Campbell Bakery to you PLACE IDEAL DAIRY information about their services They will be orlly too happy to provide the desired information FIEGELS MENS and BOYS CLOTHING In this district the needs, desires and demands of the male population are more than satisfied at this reliable store, located at 322 South Main Street, call 20228 BECKER MONUMENT WORKS In selecting a family nv inorial, this firm, located at 242i W i Prdium Boulevard, call 20181, ca i shvv you monuments built on a basU of quality and durability They excell in all branches of memorial work Mark Every Grave and pay tribute of respect to your loved ones Their line of clothes represents the i The game painstaking care is given highest type of goods which not only the purchase of a marker from this this store will stand behind but the firm as a Monument I CHELSEA FLOWER SHOP This Flower Shop at 203 East Liberty Street, call 25616, is known to many of our readers A florist supplies a vital need in the life of a modern city and this establishment through their experience in serving the public, has gained an enviable reputation, and without a doubt have done their share to make famous the slogan, Say It With Flowers The Chelsea Flower Shop specialize in artistic floral designs for parties, weddings, funerals, or any other special occasion and anyone considering flowers should give this florist first consideration manufacturers will back up in every detail The very latest vogue and most exclusive clothing, haberdashery and furnishings will be found here at very attractive prices Just at present they are well prepared to serve the men and boys of all ages and ideas, with the latest and most uptodate stock the market af fords Men, take a tip make Fiegels They have the very latest and most modern appliances, which enables them to produce the finest grade of work Becker Monument Works can meet all requirements from the hoaistone the irrt Quorate memorial TheA aim is to satisfy and they will figure with you or help you select something that meets your desired needs With this in mind, it is suggested Mens and Boys Clothing Store your thflt gee Becker Monument Works style headquarters in Ann Arbor NIXONS USED AUTO PARTS Motorists, garagemen and the general public have learned from experience that this firm at 1649 North Maple Road, call 4876, has a large stock of parts from all the standard makes of cars This firm buys old and used automobiles, paying the top market price for them, It makes no difference what the name of your car, if you need a part for it, or if you want to dispose of it, see Nixons Used Auto Parts and you will be pleased at the price they offer They iave used parts for all makes and models of automobiles at prices which will save you many a dollar Both ipragemen and auto owners have EUffeurned it pays both in time and money to aee them first about parts DE WHITE Photographer This popular studio is located at 110 East Huron Street, call 20355, and is well known to many of our readers They specialize in photographic por when interested in anything in this line FOX TENT and AWNING COMPANY Plan today for summer comfort Gaycolored striped awnings beautify and co1 vour home, protect rugs and traits, as well as wedding and family furnitl,,L rom sun fade Special heavy groups, child studies ,etc int coating increase8 weather reDuring the last few years, the great sjstance est loss the average family has suf Investigate the many patterns and fered is in its photographic record, colorg in the display of 1947 awnings especially that of the growing children at the Fox Tent ftnd Awning Company, Almost anything else can be replaced, located ftt 624 South Main Street call but a picture of your child as he was 24407 Just bring your window or at one, two or three years of age h gizeg fof wide choice of color Truly it has been gaid, Your friends ful pattrns at loWest prices, or call can buy anything you can give them, for their representative who will come except your photographs And photo to home and measUre your porch graphs are not expensive because Mr or windows or new prefabricated White, the proprietor of this studio, is awnings A11 awnings are skillfully prepared to serve you in the most uilored and sewn n precisionmade Located at 2025 Packard Road, call 4023, this prominent firm is a distributor of a complete line of highgrade dairy lucts, including milk, cream, cottage cheese, ice cream, etc Their supply of milk and cream comes from the healthiest and bestfed cows The management is thoroughly conversant with every feature of the business and their equipment is positively as sanitary as long experience and the ex penditure of a great deal of money can make it p We take pleasure in recommending the Place Ideal Hairy to our Traders We suggest you drop in to this dairy market You will be pleaded with the courteous atid iiii i iikv cxLLdcd to iL jjatrois ALLENfcL riOTEL This hotel, located at 12G East Huron Street, call 4241, is noted through out the state for its fine appointments It is viewed with favor by the traveling public and commercial trade, all of whom partake with keen enjoyment of the luxurious and uptodate facilities of this modern hotel They operate a modern dining room and the staff strives at all times to please their guests The management is widely recognized and acknowledged for their superior congeniality and friendliness We wish to compliment the manager, and we do not hesitate to suggest that you visit this, popular stopping place the next time in Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR BEDDING CO This firm, located at 1003 Broadway, call 6652, makes up a complete line of anysize mattresses and boxsprings, as well as innerspring mattresses with guaranteed units covered in best quality ticking They offer a special service in mattress repairing They will make your old mattress just like new We suggest you call the Ann Arbor Bedding Company today and arrarTge to have your mattresses renovated and your iunersprings rebuilt All work is guaranteed and you will be sure of satisfaction They also make up anysize or grade pillows and feather mattresses In this business review we suggest you cannot do better than call or visit this dependable store for your bedding needs and good taste The proprietor waV comes the patronage of the people of this section and will be pleated to show yau the handsome display of suitable gifts in a wide selection We take particular pleasure in directing our reader to Roberts Gifts shop and in pointing to this stare at one of the business enterprises of the area worthy of your patronage PAUL B CHENEY Farm Implements This firm is located at 4101 Jackson Road, callSWV and is well known to you Here can be seen a complete line of implements and farm supplies, tractors and farm machines, NEW and REBUILT machines at very reasonable prices They are sales and service dealers for John Deere farm machines, as well as a full line of barn equipment They carry at all times a full line of repairsfor all farm machinery to be found in their stock and are able to provide prompt service when repairs are needed Business houses that are satisfactorily supplying the farmers needs and that cater particularly to their want such as this firm merit favorable com ment ar 1 we suggest to you that you patronifc Paul B Cheney whenever in need of anything in the line of farm implements and supplies Mr Cheney is interested in buying goods, used farm machinery which can be recon ditioned and sold to help meet the needs of farmers affected by the shortage of tiiis equipment LARMEE BATTERY and ELECTRIC SERVICE Motorists would do well to keep in mind the name of this reliable firm iv 11 South Ashley Street, call 8908 i h faithful service this tirm has bult up facilities well worth knowing about This firm performs a complete ignition and battery service Tuoir busi ness has grown to its present through Use policy ofservice a cost They specialize in starting ing and ignition systems Tlu do splendid work in the uecii pairing of carburetors and in ters Modern test equipment lalh trained stalF to perform complete and satisfactory work, and are reasonable at Lavnae latlery and Electric Service i ize ioV y ht l0 the efficient manner, at small cost frames complete with fixtures, ropes, etc You will be sure of quality and perfect fit if you choose your awnings Id COLLINS BEAUTY SHOPPE This modern beauty salon is located at 618 East Liberty Street, call 7400 The profession of the permanent waiver should be one of the utmost importance and we cannot fail in this review of our progress to devote some apace as a wellmerited tribute to the excellent work performed by this beauty shop Women cannot be too careful of personal appearance and the uncomely woman could be attractive if she would try At the Collins Beauty Shoppe, the treatments and advice given is to the most of your good points the least of your bad ones, is the opinion of this writer that will give them a chance to rtrate their ability in this line pea will become another of a host of aatidir ri customers We wish to advise our readers that Has HoUoway, the owner of this uptodate shop, is also owner of FlorAac v ty Shoppe, located at 3038 r i, call 24680 AUSTIN and RICE Broke Service Yes, pleasanter, easier, safer driv at the Fox Tent and Awning Company ing will be yours after a scientific In addition, they carry a complete brake adjustment at Austin Rice, line of canvass products, such as tar 1420 East Stadium Boulevard at Pack paulins, truck covers, etc NAGLERS FUR SHOP ard Road, call 8554 Thoroughly familiar with hydraulic and mechanical brakes, they have the necessary equipment to do the job scientifically and j0 the person who really knows correctly Their staff enjoys a r pita furs the word suggests the name tion for promptness and eff fy Their service code of CARE, COURT Naglers Fur Shop Loeated at 318 South Main Street, call 22619, this ESY and COMMON SENSE will save firm has built up a wide dientele you time and money Drive in today for a brake check based on confidence and trust ,hey have a wide selection of ready up Its the service that counts and made coats, jackets, and scarfs from here you will get the best We take which to choose, in best quality furs, pleasure in recommending Austin They also make up fur coats to suit Rice to our readers, for here you will your individual measurements, tastes, get satisfaction AMERICAN AUTO ACCESSORIES CofHf MI AMI Aifeof and requirements There is an element of trust in buying furs, for furs may be deceptive in appearance, and poor quality does not reveal itself to you right away A purchase made at Kagtars Fur ANN ARBOR BUSINESS SCHOOL The people of Ann Arbor have reason to le proud of this business school located at 330 Nickels Arcade, call 20330 It is one of their leading institutions and is known all over this region as a school of high standing They offer complete courses in secretarial science and business training, including expert supervision in the operation of all modern office ma chines The success of a business college is of a threefold nature First, it is essential that the school maintain such a standard that it entices young people to pursue their courses Second, it requires that they maintain a welltrained faculty that can impart first class information to students Third, it must maintain an efficient employment department, as the school depends upon its placing its graduates This business school has always had a hih record in this regard Students may enroll at thjs school at any time and can be assured of receiving the complete course in a surprisingly short time It is appropriate that we extend best wishes to the principal of this progressiye institution ROBEY TIRE SERVICE Here is tin plai to save When preparing your aulo or truck for this seasons driving it is not necessary to worry about tiro rouble o viic at 222 Detroit StreecTll J Uis two choices Youcan uy n w tiu and tubes, or you can have your old tires recapped or vulcanized and we can readily say that this job will make your tires as good as new Work is done with a precision and thoroughness that will more than satisfy The cost is surprisingly low and you can save as much as 50 per cent It is with these points in mind that one thinks of Robey Tire Service in Ann Arbor This reliable firm also carries a complete line of truck tires and in addition offers a complete repair service on all truck and tractor tires For our tire needs, see Robey Tire Service today LEWIS AUTO SALES Beit Buvt in Used Core and Trucks In these times when new automobiles are few and hard to get, it be hooves the prospective buyer to inspect the low mileage latemodel used cars and trucks on display at bargain prices at 427 South Main Street, call 26550 See this firm now and you will receive courteous and friendly help in making a selection from a wide variety of makes and models Yes, this is the place where satistied customers come again and tell their friends about You will ftnd it pays handsomely to purchase a good used car or truck for less money Here you find cars for every purse, all ia tiptop condition and equipped to suit our needs Their cars are good their word is iiiod So we suggest you see Lewis uio Sales first and be sure of satisicuiion This firm buys used cars and trucks so see them today if your car o, truck is for sale MAIN POOL ROOM i he management of this recreatic en tut at 25 North Main Street e tends a welcome to the people of thi section, to make this a regular stop ping place while in Ann Arbor You can enjoy a good clean sport in a perfect game The tables are smooth and true and here you will be treated with courtesy and friendliness 4 ji We take pleasure in this review to compliment the management and suggest to our readers that they drof in to this recreation centre the next time you are in Ann Arbor Located at Huron and Ashley, call , , a WO 1 i J Shop assures you of satisfaction and 20618, this firm features a large and m this review of the better businesses of Ann Arbor we are pleased to recommend this fur shop to our readers WMIOOWSMAOC located at Call 77, South a complete line of auto accessories, sporting goods and household appliances Visit this popular shopping center lurvBCUCAlTU today You are assured of courteous 2JJ,rf II and friendly service The car owner, STUDIO sportsman or housewife will find a This institution at 706 Oakland wide selection to suit their needs The Avenue, coll 26428, is offering a car owner will find the latest aoeesao health service with great curative ef ries to improve his automobile the feets for the relief of many human sportsman everything under the sun ailments an disorders A minor ailfor a perfect outingand the houac ment caught in time prevents serious wife the most modern appliances for oomjtlkations and the Mcintyre Health a wellappointed home Studio will strive to attain a oomIn compliance with President Tra plete correction if it is humanly pos WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY a4 MtY CLEANERS Rendering a complete laundering and dry cleaning service, this firm at 201 Catherine Street, call 4117, appreciates the business from this section Our appearaace in a large measure is responsible for our suceess or failure and is the chief reasqn why we should have our clothes regularly cleaned by this reliable firm Their work is near perfection and the methods they aee are harmless to the clothing They are prepared to dean your most delicate fabrics and you can be sure they will be returned to you absolutely odorless For Quality cleaning and munder MIDWAY BICYCLE SHOP This well known firm is located at 322 East Liberty Street, call 6531 The basic reason for the success of the Midway Bicycle Shop is that they have continually maintained a reputation for handling the best quality bicycles, tricycles, etc, and parts when repairs are needed You will be surprised at their reasonable prices for bicycle parts or repairs ,and their prompt service enables their customers to have their repairs completed the same day if it is at all possible This shop bears the name which is familiar as a place where people at once feel at home while in Ann Arbor We believe that you will receive the utmost in bargains and quality in anything in the bicycle line The stock at this shop includes Schwinn, Dayton, Huffman bicycles We suggest you aee them today BLUE FRONT CIGAR STORE This uptodate Tobacconist at 70t Packard Street, call 5636, offers one of the most complete, largest and var ied stocks in this section It has gained a reputation that is a credit to this business establishment In the line of tobaccos, etc, it is an accepted fact that you can always be assured of securing your favorite brand liere at aU times, whether it is an accepted fact that you can always be assured of securing your favorite brand here at all times, whether it is one of the popularpriced brands of the day, or something exclusive The clerks are courteous and accommodating and they will be plea wed to serve you and see that you gat complete satisfaction When reviewing progressive businesses it is with these points in mind that we recommend the Bine Front Cigar Store to all our readers vV ROBERTS GIFTS Headquarters tor suitable gifts for every occasion is Roberts Gifts at 812 South State Street, call 9569 The gift season is always on whether it be wedding, anniversary, birth day or some other special day As uptodate gift shop is indiapenwaMe every comatooiiy The toijs and iad stock m aa Mm Is jpaajlv 00 Wf9f fftajaejimk it AMHJCANttiG CLEAMiMfi CMAtkkVf rawfmViflAM 9 A oomaiote service la furniture and carpets is aiamildi M ttft Goeene Street, caH SU Thaw work is turned out ia each a aMamar that you wiU be man taaa pleased X you give them a trlaL They trve ay to their name ia business detail specialty is mg of fiwrtarr and mrpati fin Urn plantar in the they As T S fJNCKNKYDISPATCH Wcdaetdky, May 21 1947 NHTKNEY DMPATClT if The Peoples Store v Publisl 1 Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknsv, Michigan wintered as second class tatter at Postoffice at Tinckney, Michigan undo ihe act of March 8 187 Subscription ratt 160 a Year AI w cwLnrt, ruauam Items of Interest OPEN FOR BUSINESS roceries, Drygoods Canned Qoods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store , i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Phone 4rl4 SPOT CASH S HORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 3 per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH iND SOUND PHONE COL14ECT TO OARLiNG COMPANY HOWELL 450 Tfce Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK 4774frocecfi Service it La Verne Clark pent Sat night I and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer Wavue Wagner and wife sptut Sunuay in Detroit Mrs Goldie Bowman, Mrs Kitsy Dinkul ami Alberta attended the O E S Friendship night at Brigh ton Friday 25 members of Pinckney 0 H S were there Roscoe Yarborough and wife of Royal Oak and Mrs Berdeiia iHux ford of Fairhope, Ala called at the Ken Wylie home Sunday Mr and Mrs R Wright Mr and Mrs F Read, Mr and Mns A Tood of Detroit visited at the home of Mr and Ms B Steel of Portage Lake over the week end Week end visitors at the Ray Burns home were Dominick Couklin and family of Pontiac, Jim Burns of Mich State and Mis Stephanie Gala of Saline I James Lanski, son of P Lanski, Ann Arbor scrap iron dealer was badly hurt Friday while loading ,oraP here with a crane brought , from Ann Arbor Dr Duffy had to take 32 tches in a wound in nja arm Hullis Wylie and family were in Dexter Sunday at the home of Dr Wylie George Graham and wife of Mt Morri spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dale Miller, Mr and Mm Ona Campbell and James Gardner spent Sunday at he Plum Hollow golf club, honoris Leona on her birthday MKDairow ld wife al the Bert Benham home n BrifcU ton Harold Raidy and wife were in Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs Omar Gass ofIDetl I rolt were Sunday gueU of Letter f McAfee and family Joseph Baaydlo and family spent Sat at the Nelson House home in Ypsilanti Mr and Mrs Harold Hale of Fow lerville spent Sunday with Joseph Basydlo and family Mr and Mrs Floyd Richardson and Mr and Mrp Joe Gargolb of Detroit spent Sunday at Rush Lake Mr and Mrs S H Carr and Mrs Mildred Jack called at the Harry Lee home in Lakeland Sunday ABNEY Food Lockers NOW Lockers Available HOMER ABNEY 6026 Pinckney Rd, Chubbs Corners Phone 64F5 ANNOUNCEMENT 1 have taken over the Pinckney ICe Cream and Sandwich Bar and am prepared to off er the public Fountain and Lunch Service Tobacco Cigarettes and Candy 4 Murray Kennedy IjUAL IVFWS j Th Lakeland Kings Daughters met at the Borton home Thursday Dead or Alive HORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 Cent a lb Fuai Animals Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER A Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead StoJt Service in Mkhigan Central DeadStookCo wsssffFae From where I sit y Joe Marsh Want to Run a Collective Farm Was xzzuizi the other day about tfc coMectHre farms they have in certain eecntriea t seems the folks via m tiea hare plenty of help good hoars ant the best etaJpmeut THS pretty nice till yon the farmer doeaflt d, or eves farm it, in Ho takes orders from the produces whatever they to produce, at prices they Been lis OBThours are spent Were willing to work hard, but v like to farm the land oar own way, put our own value 0 the crops, end relax as we likeif only with a temperate, companionrbl 0 Vis 1 own k From where I sit, 0 farming may produce result iiut the American wayfreedom to work and rclrx as we see fitis what makes this country a great place to live So lets not change it OwU l L ilidSuu4rtntfsfi Mrs Frank Aberdeen and Mrs Wm lambert were in Sturgis Wed Mrs Winfred Aberdeen was honored on her birthday Friday at the Rex Noggle home at Ann Arbor at dinner L J Henry and family and Mr nnd Mrs Jesse Henry spent Sunday with Ann AoAr ltjatives ,,1 nhan, wife and son, Francis, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gene Shehan of Ann Arbor Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs I,ouis Coyle were Mr and Mrs Clar ence Stepish of Chelsea, Mr and An lly Stapish of Detroit and annie kavanaugh and Mrs Jdnnte Devereaux of Pinckney, Fred Fish wno broke bis pelvic bone isgetting along nicely but will be in bed two weeks yet Mr and Mrs Wm Berriman of Cincrnatti Ohio spent the wek end with Mr and Mrs Edsel Mffer Mrs Edith Teeple and Herman Graff of Jackson called on Mrs Nettie Vaughn Sunday and with her were Sunday dinner guests at the Merrill hcme in Webster Willard Bennett and family of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell Roy Rerson and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota spent Sua guests at the Garner Carpenter home in Deraad Axel Carpenter who has been them is now at his cottage at Dowgias Lake Mrs MaMe Suydam went to Jackson last week to attend tte weddling of Edward McVey there Sat Louis Clinton and wife of St Catherine, OM are visiting in this section Mr Gladys Clinton apent Frl at the Fred Berry home in SoweaL mm EWe DeWoMe end Donnsiee AIII Ohartes Swswthout jr attended the Msihts nanghtiw hen qnet at St Stephens asnbncgrL Mrs Mswrin Stneey utistihin a nnmher of Uttse feHc Fri inhenor of her dnnfjhtct Anneejas frniilr wene Jtz m in fhMMtme ntJL Atwse Thursday Mr and Mrs Winston Baughn a lid Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer took in the Tulip festival at Holland Michigan Roacoe Yarborough and family of Royal Oak spent Sunday with Mrs Elranor Ledwidge Mrs Eleanor Ledwe, Mrs Morris and dhildren and Kevin Led widge called at the Margaret l Clare McMacken, Mrs, liaymond gan home in Chilson Friday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge was in Ann Arbor Wednesday Sunday guests at the Ed Spears home were Russell Glover and family of FowiervUle and Dan Driver and family of Dexter Born to Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie at Byron hospital, May 16 a girl Mary Helen Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Young fielen Burns at the St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor May 17 a girl, Anna Marie Mrs John Martin has sold her big Belgain team to Mervil Gyde George Meahon jr and family were Sunday dinner guests of Leon Meabon and wife of Dexter Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs A J Nesbitt, Joe Walsh school COOL of Iron Mountain, Harry Walsh of Dexter add Mr and Mrs N A Hoiymer of Brighton Sunday guests of Mr a Robert Seefeid were Howard Seefeld and wife Mary Jane Gallagher of Ann Alter and Mr and Mrs Louis Winkle of Hudson Mrs Adeae Palmer of Detroit u visiting at the Hechert Palmer home Leo dark and family f Detroit cmlted at the Charles Clark and Ed IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTwNGS BATH TUBS 4 5 SHALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel a mi r zrffi because theyre all elastic TWO WAY STRETCH you car eao an jcavo af wiitioui esiraint when you re wearing a Sloncerwea gini bj Lux11 for this wontwfui new 2 ny strict Qirdf allow you pettect neeaan o move mmitf, evea white homing ywu iup0 ana tummy M ce a , Martin Bitter m end wife of Whttmore Lake and Eeuaett Clark nnd family of Howell were Set aight enUera t the Waster darksWayne Carr nnd family of Detroit and Lee Betses nnd family of Welled Lake of p ilwsnow Ben PRICE STORE iL WOMEM snl A M nndjpaet nVa emnkj axari L Now Available BALLS and BATS SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, ELECTR1CW1RE PLUMB kind, RANGE 3UPPLIE5,1G Classified L Want Ad F0I1 SALEChoke ver Seed W C Miller Mamjmoth Clo FOR SAMChippewa focd potatoes V a cisito Jack Sheldon SOU SALEg Belgian Maree 5 and 6 years oW thorobreds Mrs John R Martin and MILK COOLERS WANTEDWaitress tit Lunch 025 E Mau St Good hourt gcKxl pay Iuckiiey BOYDELL PAlim VARNISH OAMKS HARDWARE r MApt m ttTion wi nmnnmt LAVEY SLEUsed Hound oak Stove, larf izet,l8 firepot, excellnt condition It will need a good WM next lull you shouUj see thi, one v Lavey Hardware FOR KENT Store and flat Main St, iinckney Karl McClully 1hone 64F5, Pinckney FOIi SALE Lawn Mower Galvanized Hot Water Tank ilattreas Roy Hannett i lou SALEli Base KucKen iiiqHIv, oi Dixie Service Station Fui SALEice Box, Bedroom um Call Phone 125 Soy Bean Meal 1 Oc wt ,4 FUK SALE1ime Recorder, 7 days, 10 namea, IBM Dial 2500, Hot Water Tank and Coal Heater, 60 gallon 2000, Window Screens frasneg 117 70 ,4x22 inches, slightly wider 24 inches Wednesday, May 21 1947 FOR SALEBlue Marquisette for mal sweetheart neckline, bracelet length sleeves, size 15, worn once a bridesmaids dress and cleaned Also a whit taffeta formalize 15 Mrs Morgan, 640 Unadilla St Pinckney, Phone 120 FOR SALE 2 Ice Boxes One is ANc 1 20D The other fairly good I MO Harry Prisk 230 Unadille Street FOR SALE Stove Range nearly new, Cream and Green enamel Lawrence Peterson Gregory Michigan SEED POTATOES 1 year from certified Chjppewus and Katadlins L W Uintiead Pinckney Mich Phone 71 F 2 Three room apartment for rent f electric range Vacant June 1st J M McLucas, 406 E Grand River Brighton, Michigan Phone 3731 FOR SALE 90 Acre Farm with Ele,r ity Mrs Geo Parker Pirn Mich R P D FOR SLE A Buffet Mrs iene Dinkel FOR SALE Three Heifers, 1st calf due April or May, 1 Holstein Bull, 15 months oldPleas Puckett Spears Road, N Reason farm FOR SALKGK Roaster wuh sloes cabinet base Price 2750 Mrs J L Ponohuiv, 19975 Specr Road, 1 miles north 1 mile cast of Gregory 1 FOR SALE Chippewa seed potatoes 100 a bushel Charles Dinmon EastMBti FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump g house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft hstjuare reasonablfvLucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOR SALEnHammer Mills, Auto, in matic Shallow Well Water Systems 8 I Spring Tooth Harrows,2 Used 214 I Plows, Automatic 15 Gallon Water f PROFESSIONAL CORNER Ray at Dull Pinckny, Mick Daily 11 00 A M to 2 00 P M Except Wednesdej Man, Tues,Fri, Sat, 700800 pnr DR G RMCLUSKEY DENTI1T I1IM N Mickicma Telepben Oiice 935 idtwe 8M Do W Van Ckarjes K, , 1 Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Baa i HewoU, Mithig pfiijtrni i1 v SrLiALlZlNG ,i iittlUANENTS CH1NL iSL MUilNLLESS ALSO COLD WAVS e 6 MARfON JARVISOwner HAKQm a CHUBB HwaUi Miohif an Loeaf Representative Ijjpusyats L Marker J t Pi rhRCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 pinckney, Michigan P HEftB SNEEi je 1ft 207 Hi Grand Ns Howell, Minua 1 Estate, I ity, Lake and Ft A Speciality Ut YOOT Property W1A lie LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pboea 59F kney MichJgi MARTIN J, LA VAN Pbosje 12 BHgagm dlohgsi Phone 136F6 Repalrttg State 27X7 Lakeside Drftf Licanse Rash Lab PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMs Pboa 59 Michifa Citizens Mutual Auto insurance Co J Raters, Fence, Barb and Steel iHowell, Michigan Feed Supply PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr FOR SALEEarly Seed Potatoes John Gerycz, 6100 Chambers Rd FoU SALKA good youth, bd with springs and mattress 28, a coal burner hot water heater, used 3 months VaaHoyns Hillside Farm FOR SALE5 room house, 4 lots, full basement, garage,chicken coop only 7000smiall down payment Fli Aron, 47 Suart St,Pinckncy FOR SALEOak ffoonng HndHid nig, kiln dried, slab wood r tht atove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products photne 4581 Oexter, Mich tortialSSaaaaaalBjBjejeaBJjBwMekrtawMeavaaawwwMVMMM LEA good cottage at Rush priced at 2,250 i eple, realtor, Howell TEA 1 Posts Elmers Oak Grov, Mich 1 Xiikv 1 Frua FUR a FOP WA RarF R good piano TA Kenny, Rush Lake AXE Paper of all kind, Iron, i Coppe Harry Prisk LKStabweoTBuy Nowk n lumber Co, Phor h44 Mich Garage FOR SALEiNew Zealand Rabbit for brerding purpose Chas Sopp Graves Road, Pinckney AC , NOWTo stcure the county 1110,1 profitable small businesOne mar, can operate Write R G Gilberton, 223 E Douglas Strtet, Mo inington, Illinois SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR Midi I JpMejeaMwaee FRED C REICAHOFF Sr OPTOMLlRlST UO WEST GRAND RIVER AYR HOWELL, MICHIGAN 0R APFOmBNTS HON 358 Reideoce 612 iOli Inside painting, and paper haning and 1947 wall paper call yShultz Bauer, Dextrr, Mich Phone 3191 FOR SALEFine 5 room house with 3 acres of land chicken house,shopa garage, 15 fruft trees, located on M3G just outside of village Make me an offrr Norman Reason Pnckney Phone 17 STATE OF MJCMIGAN The Ciremlt woart fr the County of Uvlnffston in Chancery Gera5 C Hamel, Plaintiff, Jeanie M Hammell, Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on April 15, 1947 In the above Untitled cause It appearing that the defendant, Jennie M IZammrll, is not a resident of this statu but resides n tatr of Ohio jtherefore on motion I FQR SALEModel A STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 ast Grand Biter, Howell FOR SALE Seed Oats 100 ft bushel Harviy Dyer, Gregory LOSTBlack Cocker Spaniel Finder return and get reward Curtis Chamberlain, Hiland Lake C Housewives i 8AV E TOUR WASTE FATS of VanWinkle VanWinkle, attornrys for Plaintff It is ordered that the defendant, Jeanie M Hammell enter her ap pearanoecin said vause on or before thrrc months from the datn of this order and that within 40 days the plaintiff, Gerald C, iHammeU cause this order to br published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaprr published and circulating within said County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six successive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Mich Ford 4 tires Dale Meabon 42d Dexter Road, Pinckney new GRAVEL HAULING I will haul gravel, sand, fill dir and black EdBennetl,phone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALENcw Modem five room house, complete with bath, furnace and oak floors, located in Pinckney Call or see Howard Iha d Phono Pinkne 36 WANTED l,House work for three days a week Alice Thompson 8880 PinckneyHowell Rd, Strickland farm, Overcome Soap Shortage fWAOTEDJCjericaltypift or sten grapher with experience 40 hour week, Howell Electric Motors Co, FOR SALE 2 HP Outboard Motor, nearly new 4500 W A Ketcham, Pinckney SOAP UEBIMJY world wide shortage of ail Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, La ,ear Soap Makers only rfth of what they used in 1941 Thi, also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor Without the help of the American Housewives there would Je been nttle soap last every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved of he has no soap but save every ounce of t you rn and sell H to your Need th2tt at tftfs Store Mak Bttr edbed and Till Close to fences Ath a SEAMAN TILLER Because ffce fceeb of h SEAMAN TlLif ore paced ia Ireaf of the machine instead at the ltdsej oil of the new, in d modest you con till the toil t up dote Sf fences and rakc a rrr teedbee Stf the some time You cc afly inereete your crop acreage by putJ hitherto isV kaa into production The SCAMAM il the original farm dzc Jtary filler tervicceved over c rod el ewe sKon tn , It u jup d h 9 M eonge e iAir taVeoif 1 motortiesl Models, iron 3oinoh to 2inch tiMeat wUtbu i I ut feff yoi Store efcouf e SEAMAN ILLH mef Mt practical applied ion fo Lour foi oed crop conditions Come io one iak M FOR SALEFresh Cut Asparafrus, Hreen Onions, Vegetable Plants,Ison horse drawn equipment 904 Farley Rd,Pinckney PJione 35F11 STATE OF MICHIGAN Tbe Probate Coart for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in th, City of in said County on the 17th day of in said County on the 21st day 0 April A D, 1947 Present, Hou Willis Lv Lyon, Judge of Probate In the Martttjr of the Estate of Emmet Lamb, Deceased it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation , of claims against said estate should bo limited, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andf before aid Court It is Ordered,That all of the cred tors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate ctffice on or before tho 30th day of Jurr A D 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, J hat p Wie notice thereof be given by publication oi cony of tlis orUr for three successive weeks previous to said day oi hoartag in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons Judge ot Probst fCelestia PaobalL Register Ot Probate t REWARD For identify of person breaking the windshield in my car Monday noon while playing ball on the square Mrs A T Sinclair Rte 1, Pinckney FARMERSEver thought of buying a trailer It will prove the most useful tool on the farmHaul your own crops, feed, stock etc We have the best built trailers to be obtained as well as trailer part All sizes 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by I the hour, day or week Also motor boats for sale Come in ard see us WILSON REHT A TRAILER CO 9176 Grand River AveHowellIich Phone 1227 Howell MePbersoK State Bank THE HOUSING PROBLEM GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKEVIKW Ann Arbor Mich Phone MM e e e SETiACESS M Bow Servian AH Corneal Hauled Away FOR SALEPotato Planter with fertiliser attachment, new last year 65 M ike iHarnack sr For many months the subject hat I been front page news Now once more tie Builders Show in Detroit brings attention to building profa enia Modern Free Equipment rwu r aerrtft IZATS AI Clarki AUCf IONEER RM ALi A eVfiCIAUlT 1 nan WYLIE PMONC Meocftfer rin t FARM KEtUXXMATKM St AP PUAMCSERVICE FKmMtMUt WITH mmmmuinLaBmx Mr and Mrs Edward Rendeau Eva McLucas of Ann Arbor, have Rented the apartment oc Pea4 Stoccupied by Mrs Zabic Hammer Herman Vedder has purchased the Ida Mae Mowers house Alan Glen Wiseman, son of Mr and Mrs C O Wiseman ceiebrated his first birthday Thursday at hi home ia Hamburg townhsip Present were Gary and Janet Wiseman, Joyce, Gerald and Joan DeWolfe, 4 Mrs Vance Wiseman and Mrs Jae DeWolie He received many nice gift Many homes have extra room which could be revamped to make apartments Improvement of thw type can he readfly financed under F H A through this bank W will be please to expiate this kind if loan taj anyone iutetested i cnciting unu44 spvro in their home to meats rfa income producing fcfen SbK lift Money to Week end callers of Mrs John Martin wore Mrs Beatrice Meyer inteTdat paid m and son Don, ICrs Louise Lidka, tTim Xn BOHUI Bert, Lemuel Martin m and wife of Vpauanti mi Mm E2Ueaad k mm h I 12 V s jiLm 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 21, 1947 Description An account of the resource May 21, 1947 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 1947-05-21 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/021650d09576ef83f08454a624ae4206.pdf 0014c7cd27c63e915c1b75ecd6e618d7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 4 ,iftf x I C taV vw 1 i VOL 64 tspatcfj Michigan Mirror Aumni Reunion Tfes Pinclawy Dupatcb Wednesday May 28 1947 w State News GUJ DEMOCRACY Now and and Happenings of the State Tereely Told From Lansing The state legislature, now winding up its fifth month, is due to go home next week An adjournment of the legislature is always an occasion for reoieing by legislators, state officials and legislative agents This gears event will be more so The 1947 legisature has been uist inguished by constant confession, Although Republicans have been in complete control of both the House and Senate, leadership has confounded everyone by reversing their standr on important measures New tax programs have emerged periodically with bewildering and contradictory upsets For utter confusion, R , the 1947 session was worst in 24 KoU Q hJ clasfsHelen Reynolds Officers President Helen VanBlaircum Vice PresidentiMegan Atlee Secy TreasHelen Regnolds Aset Secy TfeasJack Young Committees ProgramOna Campbell, Jean Meyer Lois Barbour, Clare Miller DinnerMildred Ackley, Rosemary Head, Kathryn Kuhn, Jack Hannet j DanceiHollia Swarthout, Ben Van IBlaircum, Howard Read Program Soft Ball Game at 330 p m High School vs Alumni Banquet served at high school Aud at 630 p m Call to orderVHelen VanBlaircum Bussiness meeting Soft Ball N 22 years, according to John C Espie j Election Of Officers of Eagle, veteran chairman of the important house ways and mean committee As we look back on this fivemonth phenomenon, we note sever al basic reasons why this condition has prevailed and also why legislat j ors shoud not ba criticized I Ccmititutyanai earmarking of its major sources of revenue has put the state in a financial straitjacket Vho is responsible for this delemma Two partite Pressure groups which have sought special privilege or protection, and the public you, the voter which has supported these appeals The earmarking of the gasoline tax and motor vehicle weight tax for highway use is a good exanpU The 15 mill limitation on real estate tax is another The latest was the earmarking of 76 per cent of the sales tax for return to local tmita of government We are nt disputing the merit of each proposal we do point out its collective effect As Governor Sigler emphasized in his first bhdget message, state pay ments to local units of governments have gone up 138 millcny since the salea tax wasp enacted In that time the slate has kept 30 millions more for its own needs With very iittle left to spend, the legislature has had an almost j impossible problem to solve, No other state in the nation is in such a jam The legislators rould neither raise more money by new tuxes or let the state government KO into the red It now appears at the eve of adjournment that the legislature has succeeded in doing both Indroducltion of toastmasterjrHelen VanBlaircum ResponseRoss Read, toastmaster Welcome to Clas3 of 1047Vmcfijri Young ResponseThomas Clark Memorial Entertainment by the president cousin community singing Dancing to the music of Art John Key and his Orchestra Marquerite Euele Robert Hove Doris Ryan Thomas Clark Margaret Widmeyer Joseph Miller Gwyieth Clawson L D Hafnefe Rita Kennedy Charles Darrow Louise Ziegler Don Me Kinley Cecile Hurtibest Gerald VJers1 Lillian Bobon, Kenneth Molhman Robert Drake Richard Young feex Hendee James Gardner Ai Boban iHarry Melnick Welton Chaiwberlain a end In the soft ball leaque last week The game between Sehan and Meyer was tied up 8 to S in the nth wtu it was rained As the score woulu rove, t to J t ul of the 5th this uvi Sehan Jie game 8 to 5 Bob and lJail Singer ajriau hooked up duel with Bob on the winning this1 time Batteries ShehanB Singer Reader Meyer P Singer Reader Wednesday night Reader beat Reason S to 4 1aul Simier pitching for Reauer was vistor over his I Bob who received poor support Butteries i ReuderP Singer Reader Reason 13 Singer Current Comment Lat ies of week the press, carried the destruction of miUionl of bushels of perfectly good potato in Alabama m order to keep th price up Thesr kerosene oil render them Preo PieJis othi Vkyer OFFICIAL STANDINGS Shetian 3 Reader j, Meyer Reasbn umes Wxt Week MondayJeason ,s Meyer WednesdayShehan vs Rru3n 1 1 3 750 500 333 333 sprayed over them urea table The carried a cartoon it which ii labelled A Strong guement for Communismwith m ions of people starving to death Iurope aiid Asia for lack of f why vvas not some way devised ship thee potatoes to them that matter we doubt that all sons in the United States havo the potatoes they need It wo also have been possiu3 to mak alcohol from pota and in Ireland uc understand whiki also nud from them This desraction of of the most important food items oC the country show extreme ihatt sightedness i SCHOOL NOTES Pincknev, ha afain entered a team in the county soft ball leajriKwhich starts June J Th ame will be played unde lights at ilowf starting at ii p m Besid inekney there are Howell, FoOc jvillo, Milttrd and iirightoa and po 11 other teams will enter In tl 5 years 1inckney has had a team in the leaugo they have won the chart 1 ionship 3 times ciensh tiictr VACWOVLI ,v jp alive the tich v iviJch they iiet, vsc f j Martin J Lavar, Qriht m attozw ney last month fihi suit f r anew for Alex KovacPinckney wao guilty kiiug hi3 upfalhe8 sieve Lailo in J I I given council and in a J time was entenced to lifs in Jack son prison The supreme court hai just granted Eiward Rendina, 29 seving 5u years assault a new trial on the grounds he was not fur nished with an attorney and within i trial pied was not ery short HARD BALL NEWS M The hard hall leagin Sunday, June 1 ijncki C in days was sentenced The cases are imilar 0 prison Wll Wll fl i l MEETING OF L The Freshman class went to Grennfield Village in the school bus last Thursday and visited the Euiu Institute The village is not op Mrs Swarthout room will go 0 Aul was ivld Detroit Tuesday on the bus, cr I vvltl 15 I10 to Canada on tfJtfidge and returuiBtgready or ThKwilI also visit 1 v1 meetir will be held the rm Action on taxe months while the uas btalled for state supreme court weighed validity of the sales tax diversion amendment After the court ruled the amendment to be constitutional, the legislature had additional task of trying to balance budget while the nation was under going the worst inflation in a half century Jt is always easier to find wa3 to spend money than to find ways to raise money, and Governor Sig lers program of new taxes was due inevitably to be unpopular with someone Shelved by legislators were these v recommendations Soft drink tax, beer tax increase, and a state property tax A 3 cent cigarette tax was approved Lost in the shuf tle A personal income tax rejected repeatedly by the voters a manu tax and removal of the corporate tax ceiling Featuring legislators consideration of these proposals was the renewed feud between city and rural interests Rural legislators were friendly to needs for more money for highly, while city legislators were hostile Each group disagreed ag to how the money should be spent This is a perpetual conflict, and every state has it via the tunnel, the zoo The senior class leaves June2 on their trip to northern Michigan in cais The Sophmoresare spcnored a motion picture at the school Kri niht The High School Base Ball team defeated the Little Pioneers oi Ann Arbor here Friday 8 to Jim Meyer let Ann Arbor down with 2 hits start I School consolidation is in the air v me Brighton, Dexter, Mllford and other Jiclsea Other teamI are Am, earby districts have been holding Arbor, MaiuliM t,vr, Saline, Dertei lting8 These confidations ar M chednle will include only Sun used by higher wages paid teach ers, diminishing number of 1n games bii, the teams may ouidde games for holiday wish to Conservation Note REGULAR COMMUNICATION t e iof June Wednesday, a jOii uc 11 witii the Philatheo Class The los n side to furnish the Ladie Aid meet in morning ind ,1hildtheas afternoon lunch at 11001 to r NOTJCE The Kings Daughters will meet, on Thurs afternoon June 0, at two The theory that mercury compound spiayed on grain kills the phea inU i not tine a, hiid fed on iifh gain hrw no ill dleci Trapped lumnv claints jnj A j 1 1 Were K,,7, nioMly cnyrMes The Conervntorj 27,iK0 more acres April meeting 1 nfil IK a v v 1 double th yn I kii My act of h pre llie telorestat ion Ill schedule j L,n uinuiusning number of rural if thev I sholars and stricter restrictions im jjosed of chool by the dept of public instruction and the legislature, At Vicksburg, Mich, we read that 21 rural schools have voted to con icoiidate with the Vicksburg SChooL vote was Hbl to 117 ThiB if ourth large school consolidation county in the paot year 1inckney had better get into the game or thc might lose of theit present territory pirn haed iiul at til0ir Regular communication of Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M on Tuesday night, June 3 Work in the second degreeThe annual grand iod ge reports will also be given, re freshment served after degree work P W Curlett Sec MEET THE RICH MANS FRED ALLEN Hes Ernie Byfield, colorful hotel owner whose quips, and practical jokes make him t favorite humorist of celebrities from coast to coast Read Wit of the Pump Room, in The American Weekly, great magazine with this Sundays tUune J issue of The Detroit Sunday Times Therell be a wealth of other sterling features,, too Iwk, at the home of Mrs Lee By order of Secretary, W 1 ayic CARD OF THANKS The Kings Daughters are deeply grateful to everyone who contiibut ed n any way to the success o our MotherDaughter banquet last week Lulu Darrow, Pres The the in Kalamazoo soma timber ,ales The Wll e en Saginaw ,VH lb le ae 1 eV in t lorn I 4 u 1 legislatllM ei now t4als nds from the I i iiay at h th totalled ear only Walter Clinton and wife and Ray Meyers and wife of Detroit arid Ralph Clinton and family were Sun guests at the C J Clinton home R fsncis Murphy, pastor Viassej at b and 31 , m ovena BVidaj 220 noon a 00 0 m, f i rauition iut Moly Commuh or earn tiLiav to 9 p, m af utday r 00 to 7 80 a m iOMM CONGM 3HURCH 1 aii i aad vn irecte Y, vi lrei v s r ,, j ,,, ,,, Vender Uinday ui en i in uiewge Id, ,, 1 , jf lowi v i1 uy 1 e , ,i Sunday a v , tiie i, , ,cr of ihe iiniif OaPKl SiOH Rev Kzra Eoachey, Pitc i , , ,viil ,e an old timft r,veai Moiling Worship 10 0f j ,,, ,, jnaday night June 1 Con Sund iy School 110J thue tlnow the week with the exuperintendent Wilbur Leidig teption of Monday Special singing on If,,,i Meeting 710 and music eveiy night CAD OF THANKS We we 1 to hatik 1 he I tiietid,, ee the late Kranl Ilasko io i ei beieavement their kindripss and sympathy in our Mr M B Plasko Mr aal Mrs Robert Plasko Jbsevance of Menorial Day 8eemi to im rapidly going into the discard Quite a few communities are obser ving it on Sunday instead of Satur day and more are ignoring it Vet eians posts will see to it that every grave is marked by a flag but the days of marching men in uniform aim military salutos by a firing Miuajkare past Memorial day waa tin 0ig day of the year for the d Av li and as long as this organ iation endured it was adequately wived The boys in blue have long since pajscJ to their reward and to the veterans of World Wara 1 and IJ Armistice Day and VJ day are mere important, Now Memorial Day if chiefly noted for the India InapolU auto races and double head er baae ball games MH PUTNAM TOWNSHIP BUYS MODERN TlREENGlNE Circuit Court News Notice Circuit Court conven i at Howell Monday The day wa evoted chief ly to citizenship cases Tuesday the jury was tailed in to try the suit of Raymond Willis v Paul Kinysley of Brighton over a j property deal Stanley Berrimr nd I Van Winkle Van Winkle are the Mrs Berry, our representative attomet3 for the P T A in Lansing is in J The guit of RUitaei Hollister vs ill health and unable to fcelp organ pr MacGregor of Brighton has been i2e hr assistant is too busy nowJset for june 2 She suggests organizing the last of August or the first of Sept Mrs Berry is sending material to Mrs Arloa Vincent lJ BOARD OF REVIEW Tae board of review for Pinckney village will meet at the town hall cat Tuesday,June 10 from fto 1 m and 1 to 4 p , to review the tax roll AU interested persons are invited to attend Fdward Parker, vilkge president ose of reviewing the tax roll JLU ieraons having grievances are 4 to ONie at this time Lynn W Henee anpenriaor POARO OF fcEYiEW Noiiee is huntoyven that th of review for Putnam townwili meet at the town hall 9 to 12 a and 1 to 4 p Marriage Licences Deimas Richards,25,rHoHell, in At The British government has mad4 a piotest to the United States gov for allowing tax exemption to pern sous making coutnbutions to thai ialcstme Resistance Fund It adda that it placing a premium on outh lawry and every time a bonk is rob bed a train dynamited or Britiafaf soldiers shot in Palestine the United States is lending countenance to it The Jews are fighting for what they j beleive to be their right and if the, jr method is wrong it was the earn About one year ago, the residents of Putnam Towmdiip, realizing that the township had no fire equipment of it own and that it had to depend on the old fire equipv, nl owned by the Village of PiiiUnj for fire protection, mad a purvey Hagman, 22, Howell Paul Flintft, of available fire equipment ,vhicl 38, Howeli, Elsie Meyers, 41, Wayne Ray Maxwell, 21, Howell, Vioa Guroee, 20, Howell George Tred way, 40, Howell, Fannie Smith, 67 Howell Robert Gibson, 23, Howell ILaFraace Company Ellen Johnsin, 21, Howe1 Win Ladd, 24 Howell Dorothy Dingniau 28, Webberville Tueaday, Iwne 3 and Monday Lp mU Tneaday im mtk W for tfce J AN ADDED ATTRACTION We knew Murray Kennedy recently returned to the ranks of Piockney business men waj going to branch o,ut iStill we were rpied 4 would be adequate to serve the Township and surrounding commun itiews he equipment decided uoen was bujjt and sold by the American The price of thin equipment at the time was jrj,n00r Petitions were accordingly circulated for the purpose of having the proposition of buying his fire equipment submitted to Cne vlcifc of Putnam Township for approval or rejection at the Nov 1946 election, the proposition was approved and the Township was J election, the price of the equipmentI ie,L equipment, the sum of 2,000, increased bv 2,000 00, making a wl1 have to be raised by poputotai cost of 14,00000 Il4 ubtripfiion The equipment now TUo Twri 1,0 4,J on order xs the moit modern and The Iownsnp Jias entered into an agreement with the Township of Dexter and Hamburg whereby the Township of Putnam agrees to furnish fire protection to Dexter and Hamburg Townships at a fixed rate per run Having in mnd that when itcome to fire fighting equipment, th best, fastest and most efficient equ ipmant obtainable is the only fquip menfto own when long runs lime tot be made, itJjeing common know efficient and as far as it can be ascertained, will be one of the Lest and most efficient fire engines own ed by any community between the City of Detroit and Lansing The opirdon ol many people who reside in the various townships U that the bettor equipment should be purchased and thm the addition al money necessary should be don mg it was the one used by the American revolttt ionist back in 1776 The whole troif uble is that the Hritish government, has stalled for years and consistent tly refused to work out a fiolutioti, for the Palestine affair I The 27 defendants indited , foq, lynching a negro, Willie Earle, whet, killed a taxicab driver in Greenville, S C were acquitted by a jury last, week Wed The FBI worked up th case against them A member of tha, jury said any other jury, south o4 Masons and Dixons toe would have done the game thing except ft, blue ribbon jury Civil war vigj point is apparently unchanged in,1 the south depite the pasting The jury in the 10,000 luit of Mrs Jean Burton vs Robert Cain, both of Portafe brought in a no cause for ted by the resident, 1 H 2 and Dexter Townships Some time ledge that unless fire equipmert can in the near future the rei eiu Oi reach a fire in the shortest time I both Townships, will be asked t to read in the County Press iat j authorized to spread a general as week he had bought a half intereaegsment to raise the sun of 12, in a bridge club which apparently 0O000 for the niirchase of fire eq Monday afternoon So tt uipment However, during the time yo can bak into it took to have the proposition suv possible, the fire damage may b very extensive both to the property on fire as well as to the surrounding property and there beiiiK no fire engine available for the amount of money appropriated, the Township must either buy strailer contributions for the purpose of raising the additional sum of OOOJOO which is necessary to mr chae the equipment which is des cribed 2h the cut of the equipmert appearirigJn this paper Your contribution and coopeiat grond to equipment or the equipment which I ion will be appreciated IS Lite tfcraa ttcfatf if fa Mra the price aubted to the voters at the now aeHs at 14,00040 and in order Parker, Tpirw Nov ta obtain the brtter ad tnore effie j Pottage Lake ChWf Earl BeagM, LfMi The plaintiff claimed with Cain she refuaed and he oSlberately ma knar a1 injurring her nermanemtty ATTENTION ftAtttstg the Maulaon Co want fc Plant SOSM of rs Fr mmim vk J1 L , rrt f fjfi Jkf k imuWfdy MT 21S47 fogfa Mfchififgi fcA 1 V4F AVONTOlER gYLVAN THEATJfl Fri and Sat May 30, 31 CHEUIEA TWO EXTRA GOOD Feature for , Memorial Day Week end A Znne Gray Weetera with 4 WANDERER OF THE WASTELANDS4 4AMES WARRENAUDREY LONG PLUS RV1ER BOAT RYTHMN A LEON ERROL COMEDY with GLENN VERNON Sun and Tu June 1,3 DEAD RECKONING1 Another oi Good Dfamas with HUMPHREY n and U7TAETH SCOTT Plu Scwt and Cartoon c, , Termr Trail Moment fhe Com Blondiea Bif Fruly and Saturday, liny SO, 31 y BLONDIE S BIG i MOMENT J A Comady Stnrrlaff PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE, LARRY SIMMS, MARJOR IE KENT I Smoked Ham Frontiar Day News Sunday, Mon and Tees, Juna 12,3 uiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiTBimiieiiliiiiuiiiirmi firs National I Bank i km But last winter whan Hghtnfaf knocked eat nearby utility line, Farmer Magruder was sura of disaster Although 467 baby chicks were snug and warm in his electric brooder, the brooder would soon grow cold without eleetricity, and the chicks could not survive ALmost before the brooder had begun to cool, an Edison emergency crew was repairing thi L damagerestoring service Not a chick had a THE DETROIT E chtfMain Magruder investment i as saved Electrical equipment U o reliable these days that there arent mas cases like that But its good to know that there are Edison trouble shooters, alert to keep electricity flowing to Edison fkrrncustomera Its their work, coupled with the experience of Edison Farm Service Advisers, that makes electricity the most reliable of farm hands DISONJ COMPANY A THE U S TREASURY AND ANNOUNCE THE BOND A AND AMERICAS BANKS MONTft PLAN How Much Money Would You Like To Have In 10 Years Invest each month and you will Have B in 1 Year in Series E 3750 7500 10000 30000 in 5 Years 2,31900 4,63800 9,27600 18,55200 THE DARK MIRROR A Drama Starring OLIVIA DEHAVILLAND, LEW AYRES, THOMAS MITCrLL Cartooft Piggy Bank , Sunday Showat 3,8,7,9 1 Wad and Thttraday, June 4,9 BETTY COED A Meakeel with JEAN PARKER, SHIRLEY MILLS PLUS d WILD BILL HICKOK Raralaaaa starring 1 CONSTANCE BENNETT, BRUCE CABOT and WARREN WILLIAM Comingt pNora Prentiat Raters Edge, uHmereque,4 HOWELL Theater UOWFJX, MICH Tuaa, Wad, Thur, May 27, 28, 29 WALLAH BERRY MIGHTY McGURK tfiiU j DEAN STOCKWELL, EDWARD ARNOLD law 45000 90000 1,80000 3,60000 in 10 Years 4,99800 9,99600 19,98200 89,98400 Neighboring Notes A 12 year old boy waa discovered in the Kroger store at Dexter last week one night He had gath ered up about 7 worth of floods mostly candy Mil ford has appointed a comm ittee to raise 20,000 to light and improve their athletic field Elda Kuhn of Gregory suffered a stroke last week and is in a serious condition Herb Dancer and Sumner Hall vwere at Cadillac on a fishing trip last week Married Pat May 17, Mrss Virginia Good v i of Unadilla 46 new citizens were naturalized by Judge Breakey of Washtenaw county last week age Lake, died last week The U St Navel reserve has opened a drive for 200 recruits at Ann Arbor A marrtapre license has been issued to Marilyn tHennes, 19, arc Walter Rosentretter, 20, both oi Dexter Eri Hyne and son have began ccn struction of an airport on their farm 39 miles north of Brighton that will occupy 140 acres includ ing a hanger and repair shop leau ti The Brighton soft ball league to Francis Richmond I starts June 6 They will live at, George Ruchards, 42, oi Brightoi There are now 22 planer at the owell airport J The Howell seniors went to Nia 1 para Falls this year W E Robb and wife have return ed to Howell after a 6 months stay ,i Florida I Mrs Belle Blanchard of Dexter istor of Mrs P H Swarthout of inckney was struck by an auto Monday of last week and is now in n Ann Arbor hospital with a broken ankle Mrs Blanche Clark wife of Char los Clark, supt of Stambaughn hoos died at Mayo Bros hospital, Rochester, Minn lastTreelc She was formerly Blanche Holzhauer, a Dexter school teacher until her marri e to Mr Clark of Dexter 35 years 170 Besides her husband a daugh HirchaVrhe vunKleet cottage Lakeland tmd will spend the summer I J there j Chelsea died last Wed from injuries recev John Feiner, 85, founder of tlio ed when ho was hit by a car driven , jnjM ,,N, Feiner Paint Glass Co Ann Arbor by Robert Wissman of Portage lake ffWA nT v and father of Carl Feiner of Port feast of Brighton I Calv,n Hooker Ann Arbor ha m Votes of 25 Years Ago The seniorp will give a rag carpet social at tho Dale Dairovv home Wednesday nighty Tho Pinckney base ball team defeated Howell here Sunday in a tight game tf to 2 The work of Roche Shehan in the Pinckney outfield was superb Batteries f J Pinckney Lapham Cook Howell j Griffin Bassett, The proposition to bond the City of Howell for the sum of 10,000 for street improvement lost 191 to S Under Federal Superie S Menber Federal Deposit In3 iu ranee Corporation All Da g poaite laaered op to 5,099 fe S aaeb Boylam , 3 Friday and Sat May 30t 3l Mat Saturday 2 pm BLONDIE S BIG MOMENT J With I PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR PLUS j 4 TRAIL TO J SACRAMENTO J j With 1 GENE AUTRY j PEGGY STEWART STERLING HOLLOWAY rti J SEPTIC TANKS Pumped Out and AM Contents Hauled Away 2000 a Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road CHARLES W SIMPSON Brighton Mich Phone 3609 The funeral services of Mrs Koe Kelly McQuillan were held at How VrrlLyman, a former residl WAWliib Por generirhoTe Json, Charle, left Monday, May 26th Sun Mon Juna 1,2 Mat Sunday 2 pm Contd THE LOCKET fliarrinff LORAINE DAY BRIAN AHERNE ROBBERT M1TCHUM, and GENE RAYMOND I Selected Short Subjacu Newa Tuea Wed, and Thura Juna i, ROBERT MONTGOMERY LADY INYHE LAKE4 Cotnedy Hw lviij Marjorie Shehan and cluiuren of Whitmore Lake spent the week end with Mrs Nettie Vaughn Vincent Shields and family of Ann Arbor called at the Lee Lavey home Sunday Mr and Mrs C F Hewlett and Oranges California dox Paschal Celery bun h Coffee CHASE A SANBORN Lard ARMOURS STAR I lb PKG Spam A TREAT FOR LUNCH Cheese American Hams Picnic Style Home Made Franks Skinless Pranks Val SteakfLantb Chopg Helled Roasts, Spare Ribs We Age Our Own Cheese A Large Supply of Soft Drinks Vernors Ginger Ale Cocoa Cola JLST ARRIVED BATHING SUITS THE LATEST f COLORS Gen Store ent died at Butte, Mont May 20 The body was brought to Dexter for Phone 97 burial ft e Kron jr is now engaged in tr retail coal business in Detroit George Meabon who has been livI ing in the Barney Lynch house owned by Henry Ford has been or dered to vacate Note n 47 Years A go The senior class will hold an ice cream socinl at the town hall at Ernest Fish is in Walla, Wash, with Sam Kennedy where they arc ghngte bolts C L Bowman, former local business man disappeared from his home in Wash Friday after giving I the keyes to his store to his son, I Earl Concern is felt for his saftety Memorial day exercise will be held at the Pindkney school Tues Addresses will be given 4y Revs Simpson, Rice Comm erf ord and the soldiers graves decorated The county teachers institute is at Fowlerville Sat Mike Ruen and Supt Durfee are on the program The PutnamHambuig F frf Club meet at the Adam Francis home Saturday Admiral George Dewey will speak ,in Detroit June S and the Christian Endeavor is running an excursion there via the Grand Trunk railroad E T Bush has started a sawmill in Gregory The opera house has purchased a piano r Albert and Charles Reason have 1 atached a plow to tnelr threshing engine and are plowing on the Haze farm The Pinckney band will give aj concert on the street Sat night Frank Smith is painting with Rube Finch at Munith Josie May of Lyndon and Ed I Craana were married at the brides homeon May 23 Mrs Jack Youg and baby Anne Marie is home from St Joe hospital I Mrs Ray Burns received a ilve I tea act and silver tray ss mother Idnv gift from her soli, Donald m Stockbridge iMSeajafiiaSBl for San Antonio Texas They will be gone about a month IN STOCK SOIL PIPE A FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 S SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 2S0 Ga to WO JyT, SINKS WATER SOFTNERS ifEFSJAHH LAUNDRY TUBS KPJ,FJTJINCS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel tZf H Memorial Day W6 WU MAKE YOUR V SIT MS INTERESTING AND ENTERTAINING I c I 1 Otiai sUsr HAW smiar lr nd Mrs Wade Houbgfitin jeaM air aad Mr CHr MOBILOIL AND GAS, GROCERIES CANDY Affp TOBACCO TOCki jXciotee 1 iijV r UrT iTAi ,VNCKNKY DISPATCH Wednesday,Mav28 1947 Th e Peoples Store Ptf XNEY DISPATClT , Pub ui Every Wednesday I liG iiu St Hnckiriv, Michigan SE5 OFFMCR EUS1NESS roceries, Drygoods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings lingerie LEntered as second class latter at Postoffice at lmckney, Michigan undc the act of March 3 187 Subscription rait 150 a Year PAUL W CURUTC FUBLWMI Dick Kennedy, son of Mr and Mrs Murray Kenedy fell while play ing Thurs and broke hia wrist Mrs John R Martin has bought the Robert TUM home on Putnam ot , ilux Russell has his nw house on Piety Hill about con pie ted and will move in it June 1 i 11 ha tented it McCullcy building for a iheet meta1 shop Wm Ltnnon of Strawbert Lake V tat a sheet metal shop in the Stuart Anderson building OeVahl Darrow and iHso his brot KtvIn of Hamburg are Work jng for the KaiierrFralier Co at Willow Run South Lyon school district voted May i on school consolidation ABNEY Food Lockers NOWJ Lockers Available HOMER ABNEY fl 6025 Pinckney RdM Chubbs Corners Pnono64F5 Earl Nay is working in Lansing Lucius Wilson of Detroit called Robert Plasko expectsto finish on filends here Friday He is now The Dexter high school alumni re the hoUi5t on MUi east Ik tarted livillJf on 0hio Avc ncar Grand Union is June 7 at the school il SOVral eais v0 Kivyr thpreKennedy 1s Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripitoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendec Phona 64K14 SPOT CASH HORSE4 COWS 7 HOGS 3 per Cw CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVKD FREE CARCASS MUST BE FRESH AND SOUND PHONE COLUECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Ti Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Dead or Alive HORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 CenU a lb Farm AaimaU Collected Promptly JG Modem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER, Aiert Pbooe 88, Pinckney Tbe FASTEST Doad SforJc flenrice in Mtcniff an Central DeadStoekCo rroir JIrere I sit JoelMarrifr J v When Eds Crops Fdi tfhraa ytara age Ed Smiths luck Two hours later, Xd was bed Hit erapa failed, and it 1618011 of hii hone and it leu bafora Eda home aad 1 ingi and the folks whod paid wart op for anetion, I them ware sitting arorad la the tawn turn out, and oriyaiasiO moat have thought Ms neigh I T S4 ware a bench of hungry vul I thair eoiifldeaea In Id, 1baying up all his precious I Today, Eaa back en fcftJ fpoasessions for a song i f oonatrsctife aaabaf a 79JTZr T V waya an bean waO repaid ya tollwm Ahtraathy i,egtlAeat 1 the erewd and aays Al WT 1, lafa take tiau out f or j bear, and then put this back where it behwV ppiaalnf th wish a Un sad Fred Seger and P W Curlett attended a 7th district Masonic meet I I ing at Ann Arbor last Thurs night , W E Beach and wife of ,IowelI called at the Dispatch Office Thurs Mrs Lila Holiis and children or I Hamburg spent Thurs with Mrs Emma Lewis Mitize Young and Carlene Xcag ler got lost and stayed the week J there Harry Lee and wife snoot the weekend at Safatuck with thy Al ul family Sun 1, 1 L Robi c l,ke uee lr, rtl u , thei an aid sou Mj 0f LansiM and HarJey Bland and wife of 0o la, Born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Devereaux of Detroit May 1 a S lb daughter j Roy Dillingham was called tj I Howell Tuesday for jury duty I Mrs Helen McGregcr Jf Uriivhton called at the Wm Mercer home Fn Gerald Dinkel and family of Lake Chemung and Levi Ludtke of Grci gory peit Sunday at he Alluvt I Dinkel h ne Miss Alberta,1 Dinkel spent the j week end in Lansing Allen Dinkel and Miss Edna Maa spent Sunday in Ann Arbor j Mrs Rose Hendee left Mondyy I for Denver Colorado to visit her on j Clare and family Mr, and Mrs id Meyer and daughter will stay in her home here I Mrs Nellie Wylie with Lyie Kulev and Mrs Berdella Huxtable calcl on Ler mother, Mrs Wm Euler St Joe hospital Sunday Mrs Blanche Clark and Mrs Rose Henndee called at the Init Appleton home in Brighton Thurs Art Shaw and wife of Whitmoiv Lake were Sat guests of Mr anrl Mrs Walter Clark Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son, Jhn were in Stockbridge Friday Mrs Emma Erogan of Stockbridge visited at the Stanley Dink i home last week and attended h MotherDaughter dinner Oliver LaBelle, section boss has purchased the Fred Roct house on Mo3 West and moved in Saturday Myron Hines and wife of Pontioc spent Sunday at the Jce Griffith Roger Carr, wife and son, fiobeit spent Friday in Walled Lak and Detroit Mrs Nora Reason of Deo t N ing at the Norman Reason nca,Mr and Mrs Charles Hewlett and son, expect to leave by auto for Texas next weelc Mr and Mrs Don Swarthcjt vc7 rmtedSutegBrmtnFi ,ura d homo Sat from a two weeks trio to Califormia IiOren Meabon who has been vokin in Gand Fapids is now employed in Lansing, Miss Helen Culver, M Anna Jay and Mrs Ruth Gallup of Det roit erlhd at the Murray Kenifdy home Saturday Hubert Ledwidge and family f Royal Oak Mr fend Mrs Ed Grab lik cf Doit ront Sunday with M YlCo I odwidge I Vkitori at the Ross Rad home Jlast week were Mrs Ida Byers of Gmrby, Onf, and Mls Janet yddlci OJ Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Robert Read were in Detroit last Monday a Mo Jack iHannett Ro Read and P W Curlett ar attended the meeting of the Micv Masonic irrand lodge in Detroit la wek Mr and Mrs VilHar EiHe of Oi Mr 4d x n W cIon at the were Mr, sad Mrs OrvV Smith hone fl fj jtd Tsihthl Sbd dsmhfai Key ta Dnw aod Frankie spent U M ftaBM Sbhtta OsJa of Ann Thursday in rontiae visitrng Mr and 1 r,ywfr What Michigan Bel ls Wage Settlement Means Telephone Employees Agreements sigtitd last week with the Micliigan telephone unions pro vide, amcNg other things, for wage increases of ijiJ and 4 a week for all picsent cmjjoyees, depending on their length of srvrice, even htghtr wage increases for employees in a number of Michigan bowiii because of clarification of tiier commun ities to higher wage groups, includ iJ ih effct of t 1 items, aji average increase of 4,13 per week for employees lepresented by the Plant, Traffic and Accounting union increase in beginners rates and top rats whrc local conditions justify Telephone employees will continue to nreiv extra payments for over time, Sunday, holiday, evening and night duly lc usual merit and lengtVlofservice wage increases, six raliilas t ay vacations with pay up to three weeks, depending on kngah 0 rvice a vvell as for sicknes, death benefits aiwl pension, il 0 wfiicl are paid for in lull by the company, steady work not suiipct 0 seaonal layoffs, Con aderjng tiae ether advantage the UimcnL whic in itself amou nt to more than la cents an hour coinp , favorably with settlements recently made in some ou,ade in da vries These telephone wage in , cves vil not be reflected for urntime in the general nag levels of mo Mhiii iniiaini ies JJui ui, i e N f important 1 hat some 19,000 Michigan Pell em iov again ait receiving igular pay checks To the Company The settlement, together with wage adjustments for other employees will add more than aoi,oon a year to Michigan Bells costs of ijro viding seivice For many momths, the companys earnings for investors have been on a downward trend In view of these new wage increase and other rising costs, rate increase muit be lequestcd of the Michigan Public Service Commission to keep the company financially sound so as attract the new capital needed for expansion and improvement To the Public The settlement means that the pub lie again has normal telephone ser vice and Michigans Bells Million dolaraweek payroll again is con tributing to the economic life of Michigan Communities It will be remembered that the or iginai union demands would have amounted to 2G,0O0,00o a year The wage adjustments agreed on, which are geared to iocal conditions in Michigan, will cost about one fourth that amount This will mean telephone rates for Michigan ciwto mer considerably lower than would be necessary if the original demand have beeji met Last but not least, the settlement means, that Michigan Bell can get on with the big job of providing telephones for the thousands of folks who are waiting, and making telephone service better and bettei for everyone A WORD OF THANKS We would like to say thanks for your pat ience and lOX cooperation daring the telephone strike We deeply regret any inconvenience which the strike may have caused you And we nincerely hope that it will not happen again MICHIGANBELL TELEPHONECO r e , s i v L MMiKWfeY piRPATCH VVedBwdy My , Now Available 1 Ad BALLS and BATS SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, ELECTRIC WIRE, all kind, RANGE PLUMB SUPPLIE316 FOR SALEfTomatd Plants Ipv 25 cent a dozen Earl Gallup, 75 Dexter Road, Piuckney WANTEbTSingle Plow for Tractor 3097 Rush MILK HARDWARE BOYDELL nUNnVARNiNEIlAMaS bottom Furgeson Arnold Bechltr Lake Hood, Pinckney Michigan FOR SALEPouato Planter with I i fertiliser attachment, new last year 65 M ike tHarnack sr REWARD For identify of person , breaking the windshield in my car Monday noon whtfe playing ball on the square Mrs A T Sinclair Rte 1, Pinckney I PUR SALEre3h Cut Afaragir, green Onions, Vegetable Plants, 1 son horse drawn equipment ,904 Farley Rd,Pinckney Pfrone 36F11 FOR SALE 2 HP Outboard Motor, nearly new 4500 W A Ketcham, Piackney WAWEDClericaltypit or sten grapher with experience 40 hour week Howell Electric Motors Co, KI m tfntfi tt cimwiw LAVEY WANTED I Homework for three days a week Alice Thompson 8880 PinckneyHowell Rd, Strickland farm FOB SALElNrw Modern fiv room house, complete with bath, 1 furnace and oak floors, located m Soy Bean Meal FOR SALEBlue Marquisette formal sweetheart neckline, bracelet length sleeves, size 15, worn once as bridesmaids dress and cleaned Also a white taffeta formalize 15 Mrs Morgan, till Unadilla St Pinckney, Phone 120 FOR SALE 2 Ice Boxes One is AN0 1 2uui The other fairly good 1U0 Harry Prisk 220 Unadille Street FOR SALE Stove Range nearly new, Cream and Green enamel Lawrence Peterson Gregory Michigan SEED POTATOES 1 year from certified Chippewas and Katadlins L W Umstead Pinckney Mich Phone 71 F 2 Three room apartment tor rents electric range Vacant June 1st M McLucas, 406 E Grand River Brighton, Michigan Phone 3731 FOR SALE 90 Acre Farm with Electr ity Mrs Geo Parker Pine JO Mich, R F D FOR SALE A Buffet Mrs Gene Dirikel FOR SALE Three Heifers, 1st calf due April or May, 1 Holstein Bull, 15 months oldPless Puckett Spears Road, N Reason farm FOR SALEGE Roaster wiih steel cabinet base Price 2750 frs J L Ponohui 19975 Speer Roacl, 1 miles north 1 mile east of Gregory 1 FOR SALEChippewa seed potatoes 100 a bushel ChaTles Dinsmorr, EastM3C FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft equart reasonablyLucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOR SALEnHammer Mills, Auto matic Shallow Well Water Systems I PROFESSIONAL CORNER Pinckney, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M Except Wednesday MOB, Tuee,FrLt SaL, 7100400 pa OIL G MGUJSKEY DENTIST 111 N Mictigea Teieabonee Of fie 935 ideuce SI 4 tiawJL iv5 ARION wLiu i V SHOP SrLCiALiZlNG N ILkMANENTS MACHINE AND MCrilNELESS ALSO COLO WAVES flu 6 MARION JAKVlOwner L oultatet anWi Don W Van Cbarie K M Attortfeyi Law Fare Stat and Saving Bo Am Atf Ittebigaa CHUBB jgoaninoats Marker PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phon 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan Pinckney Call or see Howard KIN d j Spriing Tootn Harrovs,2 Used 214 Phone Plnkney 36 1 Plows, Automatic 15 Gallon Water Fence, Barb and Steel Elmers Garage HERB SNEEu PUM 183 207 Hi Grand MM Howell, 1 1 Estate ity, Lake and Tt x A flf nliHtj LUt Year Property With II UIVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pkoae S9ffS cnekaey Michigan MARTM JLAVAN 13 Brig Aetag 136F6 Plane mm State License Repair Ug 8717 Lafceside Drl Raeb Lake PH,SWARTHOUT SON FJNELAL HCNH Modem BqiiipMt 39 MIcbiffe SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 424R ANN ARBOR MICH GRAVEL HAULrNG I will haul Heaters, gravel, sand, fill dir and black i p08ta J EdBennettphone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALEChippewa seed potatoes 100 a crate Jack Sheldon FOR SLEUsed Round Oak Stove, large size ,18 firepot, excellnt condition If will need a good twve next iall you should see thu one at Lavey Hardware Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALENow Zealand for brerdlng purpose Chas Graves Road, Pinclorey Rabbiis Sopp STATE OF MICHIGAN ,i h Ck11 vnrt fp the County FOtF SAIVLaivoweiGat of Uvlafton in Chancery 410cwt F ariiiers Feed Supply CK, PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mcr vaniied Hot Water Tank Mattress Roy Hannett irOR SALE5 room noufcc, 4 IOIS, ifull basement, garage chicken coo only 7000small down payment Eli Aon, 407JuarJtincku aid thi ing stov or Lunbor Garalj n I T FlM VLE0ak flooring nnd i In dried, slab wood ir fireplace Murray Jros Products phone 4581 Dexter Mich SALE Paper ot 11 kinds, iron, d Coppej WAA Rapff FOR Tlu son Lumber Co, Phoft HovU Mich iAL Harry Prisk iSkabwooar BuyNowi Housewives 8AV E TOUR WASTE FATS C Hamel, Plaintiff, Jeanie M Hammell, Di fendant 1 Suit rending in tho Circuit Court for ho County of Livimrstm Chancery, jn April 15, 1M7 In the pbnve 1 ntitled cause it appiarir that the dfindant, Jennie II Hammtll, is not a rosi I dent of this statn but resides n etatc of Ohiotherefore on motion of VanWmkle VanWirkle, nttor nrys for Plaintff It is ordered that the Jeanie M Hammel ntcr hoi ap pearancef1 in RUK fmo on or before thrae monthi from the driin of thi order and that within 40 days the plaintiff, Gerald C Hurai mell cause thta order to h published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspanrr publishti and circula ting within said County, said publi cation to be continued once in each week for six succi ssivo wrrks Joseph H Collins, C nit Judp VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorrry for Plaintiff Business Address HowoU, Mich FAiMERSBver thought of buy ihg a trailer It will prove the most useful tool on the farmHaul your own crops, feed, stock etc We have the best built trailers to be obtain ed as well as trailer parts All sizes 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by the hour, day or week Also motor boats for sale Come in and see us J WILSON RENT A TRAILER CO 17f Grand River AveHowell,Mich Phono 1227 Howell FOR SALE General Electric sweeper, electric iron, nearly new four burner auto tras table top rauge,three burner kerosene stove, dros er, ind two burner electric hot plato Lucius Doyle Phone 42 FRED C REK iwHOFF Sr OPTOMb rRlST 110 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN fOR APPOUmiBNTS PHONE 958 Residence 613 51 ANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howell m WANTED Elderly woman to home with lady I lime 7 Stockbridge SOCIAL ITEMS Fred Campbell and wife of Ann Air spent Sat night at the Onu defendant, he home Mrs Grace Kelly of Owosso is vis ing at Andrew Campbells STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probat Colrt for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in the City of in said County on the 17 th day of in said County on the 21st day oX April A D, 1147 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Emmet Lamb, Deceased, It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation nf claims i against said y Reason and family and Mrs I a estate should be limitEd ui Reason and Leota attended the c and that a time and place be tulip show in Ann Arbor Sunday aJ reCe,ve examine and Sunday SOU were in bloom ns Zabie Hammer was honor Kue t at a dinner and theatre party ai Ann Arbor one night last week given her by Mrs Germaine Stackable, Mrs Catherine Thayer, Mrs Alice WiUon, Mrs George Gardner and Mrs Clare Palmer Dichie and Catho Loomis of Ro3iyn Heights, Long Island, arrived adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court, It is Ordered,That all of the cred iturs of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate effice on or before the 30th day of Jurr A D, 1947 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby apOvercome Soap by plane On Monday to spend a few PoirUed or the examination and ad Shortage fLUX TOILET SOAP dftUFEBUOY e is world wide shortage of all Animal Fata and Vegetable Oil La t year Soap Makers onjy fifth of what they used In 1941 ThLj also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor i , c Without the help of the American Housewives there wrold Irive beeu uttle soap last of every nine cakes of soap made last yer vas m ide from waste fats saved o on ic1 is he lias no soap bet save every ounce of ft you a and sell It to your e Need thm Leave hem at this St ire vaOll CIrr SCtTER MEATS MakHtte Seedbeds and Till Cose o Fences with o SEAMAN TILLE u BecevM Ike Aedi of Iht SEAMAN TltLCR ere placed In IreeJ of the machine instead of of the Urfeej en oil of the new, ira roved etodell you can till the toil jnt up dote te fences and make a Letter undhei t the tame time Ycu ut ually inereate yoW crop acreage by pvU Ins hJtfcerto idle lead into production The SIAMAN e the original tarn sizt rjtory 1JL ervice proved over a period erSMre mVae ten yt it it ypplied M m Mi nanae of power takeoff ond otorixai adeit, from 36iadh to 2HACII let at let ym man about fne SEAM 7tia aaef ft proctjeaf oppfkjfJai t your foot one crop condittemt Come in a toft it GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKfiVISW Ann Arbor Mich P SEPTIC Al mmm Si mmu Servkc woeks with their grandparents, Mr an 1 Mrs M E Darrow Mrs Jennie Devereaux spent the week end at the home of her sxn, Mliarn jn Columbus, Ohio She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs, Fred Smith, of Evart Miss Eva Melvin closed her school in the Reeves District Ingham Cowith a pinic at the school Miss Eva Melvin and Mrs Howard spent Sunday with Mrs Ella Stapiph and the Clarence Stapish family Sun Mr and Mrs Ai Dewey expect to return to Tuscon Arizona about Juno Their son Charles will stay at Hiland Lake this summer Mns Atla Meyer of the Lewick school took her children to the Detroit zoo by truck Friday Francis Shehan took in the oou ble header ball game in Detroit Sun Miss Rosalee Nash leave for Chicago this week for a visit Robert Grainger Jr and family of Holt called at the Mevin home Tues Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and children were in Detroit Friday Joe Gargolia and wife of Detroit , it Sunday at Rash Lake Friday was junior class skip day and the class went to Detroit justment of all claimx and demands against said deceased It is Further urdeied, Inat piblie notice thereof be triven by publication of a cony of tlis ortu for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate Celestia PajahalL Register est Probate Mcpherson State Bank J SCANDAL COLUMN Hank Away B E and J G romance is now on the racks J C came up wit a surprise by asking J G to the show What hap pened to Virginia Certain parties were relieved to hear that the telephone strike is over The flame of ifae montn is betFna ween M M C and B A BERT WYUE mom nracmr MRI Clarke Klul KIGERATION AP J YWAM0 4rer fend Did M Y mm to be left alone in Detroit becawae of swr elate Fri nftor was its the seal McCoy Wander why Jim Meyer ear was boiling jttt after Miss Curtis ot out of it 300 Wedaesaar Daer Barbara, Are yoa going steady with Glen or not If you are I bad Utter stefH 9 writing snotoa tr you because if be THE HOUSING PROBLEM For many months the subject been front page news Now one more tie Builders Shour in Detroit i brings attention to building proh tenia, Many homes have extra rooms which could be revamped to make apartments Improvemens of this type can he readily financed under f H A through this bank W wOI be please to expiain tbis kind of loan tgj anvne iutciete4 it xvnMiting unejd spye in Kcir to McPfeersM fete H te lean nt ot be wsald be etfll Isbe sae1 mad at iTisna CettsGcaUe of I 5T 2 tx tf , t Vk, , t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 28, 1947 Description An account of the resource May 28, 1947 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 1947-05-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch