339 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f789bf08115833550d251e3153d80ed8.pdf c15f2d54b4133b7f9002699f6b01a6ef 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. ftairfcmi BBrBBBB Ol SB RSi BaBn I BBH SBi ss n Q B ssl SBi HO BsT JBveBaJn H x K JH Inn1 an I I H VOL 64 Michigan Mirror Aumni State News 1 Pindtmcy Dupatch Wednesday June 4 1947 i Circuit Court News and and Hoppoaings of Jtete Teely Told From too I already beginning ol lags oeiore the new siate tax goes into effect One consolation for whatever it is worth A package of the weeds sella for 67 centjJnEn land British ofetaxhrfTQxTtriUif hca and then lapsed failed to appeal Not overJSfl, nerrent of the gtads wholive in the village attending , r 7 J The dinner which was served by the vily Twelve percent of their budget i v Judge Collins held court at Howell last week Albert Grillsm, FloiJence IvereyF Flak, Ippolito UeLuca were made citizens, Divorces were granted to Dorothy Zink, Meldrum Smith, Ruth Hogan, Jus Whitley, MabU Harter and Betty Haywood son reason this event wmh U0 f19 Pled Ulity l v big attendance befrthew,drUnkeneSS and Reunion The Pinckney high school alumni Michigan cigarette smokers are ,UC was heW at the scbool aud to hoard packs turday nit before a amail crowd Gran J Lodge goes for national defense, compar ed to 65 per cent in this courry There may be a hidden Dressing, in the late delivery of stao bonus checks Michigan veterans of World war II total 630,000, and the cur Young Ladies Auxiliary was fine and well put on Several changes had to be made on the program Helen Vanfiiaircum, president was unable to come on account of illness and ftlegan rent rate of processing bonus app AtLeei V1 president on shortjijjjce locations is less than 1500 a day Preslded Vincent Younbg jr who Federal economists insist that a will be worth 10 to 20 percent JMORE a year from now, as prices decline and consumers get more jheir moneys worth If a doctor is occasionally hard was to have welecmed he Cia of 1947 was also aisent and Edsel Meyer pinch hitted for him A uum ber of the class of 1947 were also absent Megan AtLee opened the program According to the financial report to find, remember that 55 percent j the event about broke of all licensed physicians are specia Bits, so the University of Michigan postgraduate conference on med ical education was told other day Since Michigan state troopers no longer mount steeds or straddle motorcycles, Commissioner Don Leo nard has ordered the following new summer uniforms Gray Slacks, light blue shirt, black Sam Brown belt, and light grey summer helmet Did you know that Pa has four times as many state frmpers a Michigan Or that the average daily working force in Michigan is 2Ji men, spread over 45 posts in 3 countries With urban crime up 74 even Last year there was a surplus of 1UU The roll class of classes was taken by Helen Reynolds, sec The clas of 1890 composed of Dr Norman Wilson and his sisters, Mrs Laura Howlett was present 100 percent The election of officers developed into a spirited contests, there being several nominations for each office The final result was as follows PresidentsJack Hannett, Vice PresidentLevi Ludtko SecretaryTreasMeiijn Lavey Asst SecTreasosema,ry Schosser Edsel Meyer welcomed the class of 1947 and Thomas Clark, class president responded Dwrirg the ss and nis cae was m tinued over to Supt and bail of 200 was furnished Gerald Webb charged with bicaking and entering in Peggyi Lunch Room Pinckney pled guilty and was assessed 10 costs The plea of Alex Kovacs for a new trial for killing hs sep father, Steve Lazlo in 19dl vii, argued extensively and denied In the suit of Win Willis vs Paul Kingley over property a no causy veKJict was rendered In the suit of Henry Meifcsinger vs Wm Lewis a judgement for 2,077 07 was given The suit of Bain vs Michaels ovtr a deed was settled tor Frwicis Mrplry, Mitot Masses at 8 and XllT Novwu Friday 120 BOOB aad euo p, m, ftPnition tor Holy Oomnoa 2 each Saturday 8 tot p m ojl Sunday 700 to 780 m iyeas to attain tho office jf Hui,tcr Sunday, June 8 Communion fcrThe 00tu,m lP yrand marshall pamh 5h wck t FiVnLh 11, of Klkak was elected grand marslmll oy Horace Pinckney sent her usual jood sized delegation to the Wasymc grand lodye cojnentftii at Detroit last weekThbse jfoinjr er Noraiun Miller W M, Jack Mauntt, A W, l W CuiUtt, cc, Kus Read aad Oiia Campbell, both 1 M The grand mater this year was Paul Mtruwhivkcr, lrajd Kapiu,, brother OJ Mio Ksthor anipbeU Puukuey He presided It takes Special Special meeting of Village Council June 2, 1947 Meeting aHed to order by Pres Parker followed b order by PresParkerPresentClavl Kennedy, Palmer and Clnton Absent Swarthout, Dinkel Motion by Palmer supported by Clark that following bills be allowed percent and rural crime up 141 per J past year four alumni members, cent Leonardhas made a good case Jessie Green, Ernest Car, Dr Mor why Michigan needs more statt troopers Fire insurance rates have increased some Michigan re lo have mounted sharpl snee 1940 If your neighbors hen cackles loudly and the rooster crews early and often, this may be why The average American ale 298 eggs last year Wartime rate was 392 This is personal, but it may tell why public opinion surveys consistently show that most Ameiicans fuv or legislative estrictions aguinst le Register of Deeds Paul Curie tt EH Aron Frank Ziegler Lewis Muiphy t Detroit Edison Wm Jeffreys Irvin Kennedy Motion carried Motion by Palmer ton to buy Power T f office 3ao 54 19,00 f , K 1050 , r 3500 l vi0 0250 SiJO supportctl by Clin Lawn Mower for T 1 1 1 1 ley yaughn and Roche Shehan havgLton t0 buy I,0er Laii Mowerjor I passed away The memorial addressuse on Square Ed Park jr and 7 NotkVS in their honor was given by Megan AtLoe A mupical selection A as al,o given in their honor by Mr3, Virgin ia Paughn Carver with ler mother Mrs Florence Baughn at the piano A number of old giuds were called on including Dr Norman Wilson, j Mocca Teeple Butters, Mrj Ruth I Skinner and Cordelia Weks lone Reason when called upon brought up the subject of the Albert Sar ah Wilson English Award started over 20 years agoby Lucius Wilson Irvinp Kennedy appointed to piuchase same Motion Carried Motion by Kennedy supported by Palmer to adjourn Motion carnod Mildred Ackley Clerk HiGH bCliOOL bor monopoly We invited a roof or i , in Lansing to estimate the cost of V Hf, stu n,e woa,,d 1VU 5 putting a metal roof over a break llowed t laPf fast room Hit oral bid was 13oJtoward ts renewul H brother When, his till arrival, the auiouut was 180When we inquired iie said i didnt believe the men were go as the Thomas and Mary Read and Lnus Wilson English Award First prize 25 and second 15 aud an award would be paid for 1916 TUi award is guaranteed for 10 yeavs Homicide, in which she imporsonat ed varius celebrats and famous singers Her act was good The balance of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of Art Johnkeys orchestra of Am Arbor with Clare Swarthout calling Gerald ReasoA took moving pictures of the j dancers M J Reason added 10 Alter some discussion N D Wilson annoua ced the award had been resumed ing to loaf on the job Ard we, monfy to be given by the Ross are NOT going to have our sixroom , Ht 1 ,FrQed Red famUie, and stucco house repainted this year Mr8 EtJlel Smor and tor k The paintor estimate 486 h TQC anA M A Members of the Lansing Capital Club, comprising secretaries of 36 state organizations, are well pleased with the lobbying bill approved by the legislature Recommendations of the club were incorporated into the final measure Legislative agents must register with the secretary oi state and must maintain financial records for six years Despite all the hubhub at Lan fetng the state liquor monopoly sy tern wilj remian unchanged The Tripp WU to kill state stores was defeated in the hoube SDDs who ell packaged liquor are doih all right as it is They sold 6194 per cetft of liquor purchased in Mich, laft year an increase of 19 per cont over the preceding year Bar sales dropped in 1946 from 34 to 22 percent, package dealors total 2tr,443 baw, 2,768 Whiskey prices re due to skid Distillers aoe now able to produce eight times as much as the public consumer Drink milk and save I is the 1947 theme of June ttairy Month , necy Health experts Insist that the foil Wl11 etc owiife is true One qusit of milk is equivalent of calories in three pounds of broccoli, vitamin B2 in two and three fourths pounds of round steak, protein of two pork chops, vitamin A in two eggs, pho apborus in two lbs of whole fish energy ftnd thiamine Midhigans 1947 spring has beet the wettest on record Brr The high school team ended their season by leiintr to South Lyon there last Tuesdi 10 to , and beat ing the Little Pioneers of Ann Arbor here Friday 12 o d With an almost green team they did not do bad They beat Manchester and ilattland twice Brighton,Little iJon eers once, losing 2 to Devr ard I to Little Pioneers, Brighton, Fowler ville, Stockbridge ann SouVi Lyon, Jim Meyer, Joe Burns and Junior Burroughs who pitched did well in their first year in that position the men of the 55th Novenna, Among the intcmiojH a Sun late Fred OBrien, Mon 1 to Join and Mary MucOve, Wed, late Barron, Tues, late ritopimu ATurply Alico Meyer, TTiurs, iito Joan Kni Friit parents of D McLhikty, S it Relatives of Five Dunkjirf, June S, late Robert Gradweil Sunday marriage calls for Rv,e Mary Reiser and Richard iljrges, Robert Young and Alice Mjieibeo luit, and James Bums and Slphjjiia Gala COMM CONGL CHURCH Organist and choir Director Mv, Merwin Campbell S S Mr Hcrmun Vedder Sunday MorninLV Worship and message 10 t aosphj, MISSION Rev Ezra Beachey, Pastir Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 110 Superintendent Wilbur Leidig young Peoples Meetirg 730 PENTECOST TTORTST OF GOD 358i Eiist SUeet Dexter, Michigan Rev W Landers Partjr Old time Revival continueing through this week veryoTTewvivormr Services starts at 7JO in the evening CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday School PJJO Morning Service 1100 A Kvanglistic Services 7 L P Young peoples meeting Thursday 70 1 SSL Current Comment How do you like our fine summeC weather which we are not getting Already according to the weathec bureau we hae received 60 perceol of eur anaual average rainfaU High jwaieis have done much damage a4 thee days one finds considei dtliiculty in finding enough drjjlad for a hot dog roat Thl weathei is fine for frogs but some iea vn or other we have not hti many ot them Maybe it is evon tott wet lor their tate The wet weahe is expecCed to result in a record hajg ciop but oats, corn, potatoes etc art not in yet in most cases, t we readUut M Marcia Bradley widow of tho Jaiu Congressman ongreasmaa Albert Bradley of Rogers City WAO died MKidil will be a canuiUfcto to do not follow li Mrs Bradley tpuuhfied person in the surcied her late husband Already two ciiudidaic have flung their luvtA in the ring Jhey are Speaker Knox of the State Legislature and Jjtate Senator iirrbuch W J thi ympathy stuff is the bet disuiit to succeed her husband by, all means elect her On the other and il her MJIO qualification is tho fact that he is his widow to elect her would be a mistake In the rough and tumlile sessions of congres most women are out of place and very lew have been elected and few er have made success1 of such a cari cer M M M M MRS MARGARET OUNNING Mr,, Margaret Kidd DunniaK, 72 died at her home in Hamburg townClyde Dunning on Aumst 7, loJ5 sfiip on May 20 She was ma ried to Ho died in December, li41 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs lTank Ciuvvford and Mary Maruucite aul two sons, Thonias and Jikhard Another sen, Bollin, died in lJJi There is one grandchild The funeral was held h iwe Thunday, liev Allad officiating Bu ial was in the N,nh Hinbuig cemtti y Whyte of Jrand liajntii and VVin Hamilton of Three Kivers, SheI li, been a candidate tiine,sJurtr not consectively He is MXiiclinus called tin jo4card aiLdidate a, Lu pendTiTsTviuters in Florfda ami emls the masttrs of Mich lodges potcinj duriK the winter Much new lenislution win Miacted at this session Tlio most iniportait wa , iiiing the peivapila aessnienl per ur iw eah MichMasn from 1 to 2 a ycar Alter a fon oi bate this was finally adopted This is ita lly only a 7 5 cent rai,e u Mien, has been paying an extra 2i assfvssmmt for i years The salary of the grand mater vas increased and the perdien and mileage o officers, comniittecnw i and delegates to 7 a day and 7 3T JOHNS DAY SERIVCES Livingston Lodge will ntend St Johns Day services Sunday, lune X Mrs Marqperite Wen2el jf Brigh , , ,, , , , ,w,, , ten is her charactization ,f Aunt at the Brighton Methodist church of Maggie then put on her Home Spun wn Marriage Licensee RoUcit Avid, 2S, Brighton, Roberta Brnytcr, 21, Howell Wilbur Pratt hich Rev John M McLucas a , Detroit, Mary Ann MeIolt, 23 member of the lodge is pastor The Fowlerviile David ttichetts, M, Howl services are at 1150 a m Those ell, 4ielen Dare, 32, Hoel Wm wishing to go be at the icrpie iniLamess, 24, Boganville, Ohio Phyll Pinckney at 1000 m Thou wili is Porsball, 22, Hartland be transportation furnisntd those having no way to go J , p W Curlett Sec COMMENCEMENT The annual high school commencement of Pinckney High School was held at the auditorium Thurs night The boys wore blue caps ana gowns and the girls white The march to which they entered the building and took their places cn the stage was played by Mrs Merwin Campbell The parts SaIuUtory, Valedictory, Prophecy, History, Gitatatory, class were given by different members of the class most of the parte being divided amorg several members of the class The senior gavel was presented by Thomas Clark, senior president to James Meyer, Junior class pre Supt Reader presented the valueof Wiceofremdl ,lowinrK,IiiU iemine in four ozs of liver 6 68 Da SJ88 MMme Olark, Dick Young, Weiton Cham berlain, Harry Melnik, Ai Boxn, Margaret Widmeyer, Doris Ryan Cecil Hurtibuse, Kenneth McVman Jaiues Gardner, NOTICE The regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 O K S will be held Friday Evening Juno oth at S o clock Initiation Blanche Maitm NOTICE There wfll be a display of Mien Wollen Co gannents at the McCuliy storfi next door to the Iipatch office from Wed June llh to vVed June 18th Please plan to a loud, Frank Aberdeen Dealer, DOMING WESTbROOK PECLEft c te DETtOIT SUNDAY TfMES K Pert, pithy, powerful That th SoAday feature Mr and MOB GOO oWvia AmerkaAS, by the uinut pbie WE8TROOK PEGLER, in PICTORIAL REVIEW with The Detroit Svafey Tines, tarting wiOi Ids Sundays June 8 issue Read arESTHROQK PEGLER, both daily ft floadoy ia The Detroit Tmms 4JHPOIMTED PEflfXY Mrs Louis Coyle elosed hev sixl in the Reeves District last wek and a picnic was enjoyed at the sencol house 35 attended At the closc of the potluck dinner ice cream and cake were served Mrs Glenn ana Mrs Coyie were presented wiih lovely gifts from the pupiU of tlie iLhool , L D Coffee and family of Fowlerviile were at the Andrew CmpbeU home Sunday Mr and Mrs Cy Spencer of ho Angles Calif Mr and Mrs Ed Coll ins of Detroit were recent visiters of W H Clark Mcs Howard Stock of Birnnnjr ham called on Mrs Emma burg Friday Mr and Mrs Don House of Chic ago aiid Mrs Lillie Hau,e of A an callers at the CARD OF THANHS I wish to express my appreciation to ihe many friends and retauves who sent me letters, card und other gifts duriiig my stay in the hospiu and upon my return home Jfrs Edna Campbell Ai Notice Wc are now open for business in the Stewart Anderson Bldg Estim,Flint Michigan ates gladly given for Sneet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Smoke Stacks and furnace repairing In the near future we will alo be equipped for welding and brazin rents a mile It wrs if5 a Jay and cent a mile The Rainbow Jills and Paiitfhtds of Job were civen pfrnisiji t, u the lode rooms umitr certaii condit ions Flection of grand lode ifI hers by acclamation except Tand rirshall was ajmrlfNloV, Iontributicns of lodtre funds or other than Masonic purnosii was put over to nxt yar as wll as ih district deputy jrand lecture sys tem Contributions for tho Masonic endownmont fund, plural mnmership, regulating investmenu in lodye tempLes, examination on M M de gree, teritoriaj jurisdiction u,nd foreign relations It was voted to withdraw from th Masonic Service Assn and conribute SO,000 to the George Washington Memorial at the raie of j lo, 000 a year 17,M was aipro propi iaed to aid disabled vteran, 15,000 for foneiVa juri di ions The following edicts wev approved Diolving the Wayne Memor ial lodge given a dipen alon to conduct funerals, in war Punning all decree leams except thse soon sored by charterl lodges Iihsolvinj the George W Graves Memorial committee and turning the dutie over AQ the Masoiiic Homi board Three new lodges were chartered and one more given a dispensat ion The meeting next year will be jai fur many ,ong years the Michigan Medical Society remained aloff fpom ptn ucii matters as legislation with tho reuli tliat other rival professions tiiat did not were ableto getinuchfrTfrsTaTioTTuY value to them on the Uichigan ,vtatuU books, The National Health Jiill woko them with a veiigeaice and of late have been spending much I Arbcr were dunnu iriM iiiui M j Don Meting i rL Beit Frank D Eaman of r Wrtak 7olwr 1KM bn owoisted 4oywt dtt for Fkwkney ad viamT tot t Mostbo oy Sheriff 14 ftfckt Lilian Bobo, Marguerite Eue Robert Howe, Louise Zeigler, Gwentiac eth Clawson, L D Haines Gerakl w Evera, Robert Drake, Rex UmtoeX Mr f8 w f JosoJb MlUor IDetroH called at the home of Mrs AT m io Ae scW gradIViUaL in ustnr aass presented ZZQ to bel ij Bloache Martm was HI towards the puretese of a power Charlevoix w dey U week lwae wi fioUis Wylie and family spent Soaniay in Fowlerviile school boys wishing to work on f jrm , should write to W N Isbct, farm Mr and Mrs B W Fitch of Pcn labor HoweU Mich spent the week end at the I Bert Hicks home PinckCRNEST ELSASSLR Ernest Llsasser, 5S, died iast Mon at Ue home of his sister, Mrs KuhAllerine BUSK in Anr Arbor He was work guaranteed Pinckney Fabricat1 the son of tho late Ernest Elsaser ing Sheet Metal Co 210 Main St Jsr and was born in Dexter where 1 jhis father wa,s in the saloon bu ines FARM HELP jHe lived there until a few years Hgo Farmers desiring help and high when he bought the Gregory tavern which he operated for several years they, money to how their Mile of the question and have an organization looking alter their interests ut Lansing Iliere are numerous, methods of doing this jut as there are good and bad lobbyils Last week the Mich Medical Society gave a big cocktail party for membeis of the jeg i,slature vhicli was so well atvended that said legislators did not feel like working the next day according to Richard Muller, Lansing reporter Of J bill, for consideration only, Were taken uj The Icgislirure adjourned at noon until 8 p ni rnd Jien adjourned again after a 2 hour session Tliere eems to he nothing like a bit of John Uarleycorn to get results Michigan Has another horror killing on it, hands in the kuiing of hii 4 playmates by Oliver Terpen nong, li, ion of a Lapeer tanner The victims ranged in age 2 to 16 years, all members of one amijy They were shot with a 21 rifle Terpenning got away after the crime but was arrested in Toledo Special correspondents have flocked to Lap eer and written up the ease from all angles According to htm the boys parents are not biameieaa Oliver wa, the youngest of 5 child ren and his parents were divorced when he wa H years old His father remarried and Oliver failed to get along with his stepmother Neither did he get along with other cnildrea or at school Athletics failed to interest him He went out for trade but soon uit because he did not like the coach He was an indiffer ent worker and was in the habit of stealing small articles and selling them to get spending money In the meantime bis mother renutrriedVjtri time a tavern keeper and was ia California when the crime happened lioth she and the boys father have visited him and are standing by hint His stepmother has not This seeou to be a ause of an ftstaree where ihe home influence was needed of all and it was not forth anoher casual ity of a broken The dees left o an atrto trip to pper peawmia aod wall return via pfcyllis Marie Clinton spwit the jekend at the C JOintoT fcome Oiia Campbell mod faanilT were in Ann Arbor Sunday CampeeU and family BOARD OF REVIEW The board of review, for ney villa will meet at the town hall os Tesday,June 10 from 9 to ed Jtrigftstoa ra 2iiir F W teataplay fL liaEWye Caeipbett took W of Z Xuoih iav P JPi selliijg out 2 years ajro Tlkf deceased was twice married His first wife Alma Paul whom he married in 11907 Three sons were born to thus union Ernest jr who survives and twin sons, Paul and Raymond, who I died in infancy His wife died in 1 a ML and 1 to 4 p at to review j 1942 at Gregory In 194 he marrthe tax rott All interested personsJied Mrs Josephine Baoher vf Pattare invited to attend ler son Lake where he lived unul he Edward Fadeer, viUae president went to Ann Arbor hospital two month or more aeo The funeral was held from the Muehlig Funeral Chapel, Ann Arbor Rev Drews officiating Burial was FIRE A fire in the Grand Rapids Man onic temple last Thurs did 9Q,09 worth of damage chiefly bo the at and 6th floors The grand sec eftfee arid records are loused on the Tth i floor The burlding ia insveed Int 1, 000,000 BOAD OF KVIW Notaee is herewy given that the boaid of jwrkm for Putnam town natat at the town hall 9 to 12 a m and 1 toil r iae Zmmi Msnity aoe and W far fkeJ4HI M ete MitUoV XitfH Locy firfftiuj II and Mrs Mae tjke by ad to m Only one same was played in soft ball league last Paul Since took a from his brother, 1 score giving the victory ever Meyer Thursday the Hamburg here and play at Brighton The opacity atarta there Monday 1 r nn5P 4 jJiiiSfc XiKviJtjJiia ,inckne Michigan C THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY LOOO SM AVIM k J May, 1947 e To Our Residential Customs m , KI a story that needs telling The Detroit Edison Company has a story fcv but little noted phase of the story of dramatic effort to stop skyrocketing prices and the now ases in the cost of living It is an important skyrocketing pr dangerous Incre The fact is that Detroit Edison fought this fit all through the days when there was no drama in it w K Hft war and since then, there has been no increase in rScnUoU Edison electricity to residence customers This Company ml VING higher prlcifor lor and materials, has been able to REDUCE the price of electricity Detroit EdisonfOsence customers now use 50 percent more electricity tlUtt they did in 1939 making possible the ThU tftorowo In use is a major factor reductions in price hat process, applied to ALL production oP roftrtM and prosperity, and to better living i That proftroM THA Mick 7 FrijSat Oonote Faafora A Maaical Comady with SINGING IN THE CORN Witt j JUDY CASNOVA ALLEN JENKINS FLUS TERROR TRAIL4 A Western with CHARLES STARRET nod SMILEY BURNETVE , Sun , Tue, June 8, 0 Beginning at 5 p i 3, Show 1 TtthnicQlor SYLVAN THEATER 4 BLUSKIES Fri,, Sat, June 6, 7 SWELL GUY A Drama Starring SONNY TUFTS, ANN BLYTH Cartoon Cockato for Two Minstrel Day Starring Al Jolao Sun, Mon, June 8, 9 jf NORA PRENT1S a BINC ROSBY, FRED AST AIRE J ANN SHERIDAN, KENT SMITH New j Coming tDick Tra, Bloatl 1 , vtuit oi Janet Ames4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHiridiiiiiiiuiikiiiiiiii ifirst National m J Bank 1 la HOT 1 I SECURITY STARTS yiTH B SPENDING BRUCE BENNETT ROBT ALDA Coming Frmd,4 Stairway 3 Sun Showi 3,579 ho door to lower r r the people Thrift and finandalu security J S lvully have their roots in sound g PrentissM Brown, Chairman of the Board James W Parker, resident and General Manafcsf caroful pending It may sec m WW ilvnw jfilni of How r t INriSiiMiriiiff Notes Born to Win Mustatia and wife of ovory May 27 a duunrhtbev Pexters new fire truck Is expect ed to arrive this month Hie fire ha IJ has had to he enlarged Dtixtoi liiuh school senior rliss UUllDlMS Dexter hih schrol won he hase ball championship in th, Land of i ,, ly defeat in Unch,tf ii 7 r i week The jrame was inri in i MV arpumor with the umpire who reversed his decis ion once Dexter now jres the leaj NOt i7 ICtTS AgO gUo AM ypot trophy as lhy I d Brijfhion in brJi football and basket ball Hnhton won 11 jfvnei ard lt The 1ero Mnripiettes stream liner trains iutreJLed their pp venpfer , traffic Jl ierc at the past ,er IAV, I ci ic i lY vinan who disappeared in , the census week mao just as my ate rleappearod He could not hard to pet money HAUV tcday, S 5 hut you can and should do it S Is here will come a dW when 2 you will regret every TlcClar g Tn TKUKtudA real lid in accumI1 g ulatinR money is an acount at S g his bank S m account for his absenc Laura Burpess, datinrhter of Mr and ilxis Nelson Uure w ut ce I by a mowing machine lftit week 2 friends of Marie Wallace gave j but not seriously hurt, her suJpriM at the home of Dr I H Siprlei Friday nighl ient at Vote an hespitai, l ,IM fhn S Pajjfe ii rolehr lii hi25th year as sup, of Howll schoos, Paul Flintoft and 111 i Meyeiwere married at th hcae of tin bride In Howell last wel Horn to Harold Grarcsleia and r hnrn of Roy Tee pie was wife of Howell MDV J larir iiucN h ligrhteninpr Sunday and The funeral of Mrs Claude Dunn i tunc I dewn inj was luld at the lnm Tur j p pive a mask social i Rev Allard officiating Hurial in the i su lle jpr hous Sat niht j North Hamburg cemetery Mollie Kelly is working in Hamburg M s Maine Drady, teacher No i and Klla Murphj of the Sprout schorl held a picnic at Reeve Fri Forn to Wm McQuillan and wife L K m i painting ihe O M Sunday a on Monks house j Mrs Jennie Barton had a niht and Mrs Ed Vail have been blooming eves Sat nijfht The flow transferred to Bhstefield er was J inches in diamet r C J Teenle has started taking J Under Fderai Supervision 5 5 M car Federal Oepoit Itt 5 turnce Corporation AI D g posit Ineured vp o B,OW fa 2 cb Dapoil0 SEPTIC TANKS uivpod Out and AU Contents lauled Away 2000 a Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road Tu, Wed, fhur, June 10, U,lt THE RAZORS EDGE Starring TYRONE POWER,GEN TIERN EY, JOHN PAYNE, CM f TON WEBB, ANN BAXTER Please Nofe Change of Time to Length of Feature Show 645 and 610 aominij Margie, Framed Stairway to Heaven HOWELL Theater UOWF1X, MICH A Tuei Wea, and Thurt June ,4,5 ROBERT MONTGOMERY ir UADY IN a HE LAKE Comedy Nw Fri, Sat, Jine 6, 7 Mat Saturday 2 pm j EDDIE DEAN 4 in rSONG OF OLD WYOM ING4 PLUS I WIFE of MONTE CRtSTO JOHN YODER j v Artoon Sun, Mon, June 8, 9 Mat Sunday 2 pm Contd 4 LOVE LAUGHS AT d ANDY HARDY WHO MICKEY ROONEY,LEWIS STONE iewt Comedy Tue, Wd, Thur, Fr, June 10, if 12u RAZOR S EDGE A Drama Starring TYRONE POWER, GENE TIERN EY, JOHN PAYNEANN BAXTER COMEDY Newe ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 35o back Ask any druggist for this Specials CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY Per DOZ Oranges Carrots targe bun h ea Lettuce head on Squares tBnioked Hams, Swifts SHANK HALF girif ARMOURS STAR I lb PKG Steak extra lean Milk 2 e4 Hant,FryMng Chickens MadeWoiMrs Arrired 6 Cnbie foot Dtep Milk Coolers rolls IQIfcOe 6en Store ork et 45c 59cJ 25d With bit iittlc practise Iiickrux high ichoo1 ua not xpectvi ,o place bifh in the county ii lu JMJI at Howell Sat but they did vej welJ Dayle KetUor, Pinrkiicy vol, firc high jump and Myron Wcox PimJucy won fvst in th sho pu liaving the 12 o Jiot 3 feet inthor than his nearest rival TurZJlZ ST,r auit I CHARLES W SLMPSCISTKONG h TONOICIDE TEOL Th boy, who tooK part in tho me A righton Wh Phone 3603 Made w,th 90 percent a hoi it were Daylc KetUcr, Mvron Wii, jTRLWAEDTFcrneralToT j Penotraes, Reaches and kils More JMoigan Harris J C liowni xn work StJSJ Snp MV CliiToid Ccok, Andrew Cammed Thone 7 St,kbridjre CORY DRUG STORE, Umckaey Niamey Hail, Wm Vanliian i,n, 1 m T u Ti wm Gciiid Reason, Norman CaiiioyJi Tlie girls base baiJ tcai i wao j Oynihia Haine, MarAarc Dive j Emma fteadj Pauline Koavon, Ednn Craft, Neila Wiicox, Ancs Howard Labile StacSkahie, Uulh D,rrv Miiie bringing a load oi student iroia the Howell field day, Ms Gen Caaipbell had to djuli bey tr to avoid hitting the 6 year old duu ghter of Ieon Lewis who yJdtniy ran nto the road in front cf the car The wr turKi over bui no o was hurt Piwkjttey irideiendenU lost Jiir gane at Dexter Sunday 3 2 to U Uatteries for Pinckneyttpham iCook DexterPark, Richmond Lawence Jcimson cf Pinckncv w2iiiarrie4 Sunday to Mary Jiravtnd re U Oak Grove iceoe Richardson closed her lvi ia the iteeves school Friday ta PflE IN GTOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 5 SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS J SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS M PIFi FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS iW FHTiNGS JET PUMPS r Stanley Dlnkel I WANTED Week end calles of Mr, aid Mrs Eddel Meyer were Steve Gerycz wife, Detroit, Mike Dark and wife of Flint aod Mr and Mrs Wm 4 Ijuwh daughter and of Ant Arbw Mrs BerdeUa Hudford uni Lyc luler Jeft tar Fairhope, Ala Thurs Their mother i much better Week end callers of Mr and Mrs f Jeitt Heiiry were GieuD Tupper atod wife and his son and wile of c Johny, Florene Tupper of Fiinr, Chades Whitehead and wife mid Mis Beatrice Lam born of Oerjroyj i Jttr Gtmoe Bennett and Mrs Ftareace Vaninkie of Laomg tke aMk nd at the Axan Luikei hone Levi Ladtke and Al beria Duikea took then to Idmttag, Miss Eva Melvinni Mr I 31 JHoad visited the liofcerv iranjror family near Lanyinr rhurdaj MraBeulah Martin aooved the , home aoe purchased of Robert Tseh ion Pmam St Saturday, Mr aadj JMra iay Brighaaa of Grass Lm3ut with oor I Frank Peters and wife of Jack f w owt the week end at ii Fiodi Mr Ella Sier of Turning caB Floiri aT the Hot itets JMby mm 4S Employees Mm an4 WMMO NoExperieac Needed Dr Aftenwoa aad MiOMfkt Shift WAGES tHIEEY HOP C 127 FMI St PSadnef jL itPWKNKY D1SPAT Wednesday Jue 4 194 The Peoples Store roceries, Dry goods Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING i eekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd tirade4 Pkon 64H4 SPOT CASH HORSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 2 Per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED TREE CARCASS MUST BE FBESH NU SOUND PHONE COUJECT TO i DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK or Alive IES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 Cent A lb FUra Animal Collected Promptly rn TfjuJipmrpj Capable Men L PARKER Aceat Poae 88 Pinc nt FASTEST Dead StoJc flarvice i MfcUcan tral Dead StockCo jfi BL JU ltamiete I ut6y Joe Marh n Mow to Go to Sloap George Parker and wife oX nixboro spent Sunday with Jr anJ Mrs Clifford Vanlloin Wray Hinckley is a patient nt MtFherson hospital, HowelL Robert Grainger and family of Holt and Mr and Mrs Gus Karus of Stockbridge calledon Mrs Koc Howard Saturday Or Jamt Nash and family of Coldwater ent the week end at tho Lynn Hendee home Dinner guests at the Lynn Ilende home were Lloyd Hendee and wife, Mr and Mrs Lynn liendeo took the nip north with ihe senior claaa Robert lio,ers ind wile of Detroit called at the Myron llughes n io riunday Le er McAfee and family sper, Sunday in Howell Friday caicrs at the Win Mover home were Dr Cy Gardner of Lan irii and iiuy Reason Dr and Mrs Walter Mercer of East Landing with their ions visit ed at the nome of Win Mercer 1ii Mrs Grace liciinett and Mrs Florence VanWinkle of Lansing spent Thurs and Fri at the Win Mercer home Mrs ,c,i McGregor of Brighton visited Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer Thursday Myron Hughes has started plumb in display shop at Rush Lake j Mr and Mrs Kd Clark wtiv Sun gues Mrs Marjorie SheKn and chil ren are spending the week with Mrs Nettie Vaughna Mr Edith Teeple and Mrs Virginia lteascn of Jackson called on Mrs Nettie Vaughn Thursday Mrs Inez Heinae and Mrs Todd of Carleton were Thurs guests of Mrs Nettie Vaughn Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel spent Sunday in Detroit Mrs John Vaughn and Mrs Made line Stock of Detroit were Sunday iUirts of Mr and Ms John Diukel Mr and Mrs Edward McVey of Jackson were Saturday dinner guest of Mrs Mable Suydam Mrs Florence Rutz of Detroit , md Mr and Mrs John Rane of P Whitmore Lake called at the M Jt Reason homo Friday I M Fred Raid and Mrs Fred Peters wer in Fowlerville Sat Lemual Martin, Mrs Fred Bortz and Mrs J ohn Meyer of YpsManti J spent Monday, with their mother, Mrs John Martin Lee Jlvey and family spent our, wich Mr and Mrs Joe Metz of klow ell Mr and Mrs Walter Clark spent J the Wek end at the Frank Nichoh home n Mto Michigan SoumJyon voted for the con sol CKNEY DiSPATCfT Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv, Mhigan Entered as aocond class itter at Postoffice at Vmckuey, Michigan undo the act of March 8 187 SubacnpUon rati 160 a Year i At w ctaunt, FiwiiHO I Reed Jones and wife and Mra Pteice of Detroit called on Mra Nettie Vaughn Friday Week end caller at Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes were Waller Collin and wife and Mrs Smith of Detroit Mrs Bert Smith of Ru,h Lake fc a patient at Me 11 as hospital, Brigh ton Mr Nora Reason and Mrs Addie Lucy Mark of Lansing called at the Harry Lee home Sunday They were ljuinn girls Mrs Harry U entertained the lasl Presidents Kings Daughters Mon Mr and Mrs Crosby Johnson and Becky Leu of Sagatuck spent Sun, at the Harry Lee home Mr and Mrs Harry Lee visited at the Clifford Hardy home in Tip ton Friday and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Dixon of Clinton Week end callers of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller were George Graham and wife of Mt Morris Leon Mea bon and family, Dexter, Mollis Htll oway and family of Plainfield and Lorna and Virginia Shirley Albert Shirley and wife spent tho week end in Munton Ben White and wife and Norman White and wife attended a birthday dinner for Ernest Whites of HoweH Saturday Cecil Hooker uf Ann Arbor is visiting at the Roy Dillingham houe Mrs Florence Tupper of Flint spent the week end at the Wm Mer cor home The C W Hooker family arc at the cottage at Lakeland Tom Hill is now in Korea with the Army driving a jeep for an off cer Jjennie VanBlaircum aid Marion S1 drove Mrs, Zabie Hammer t v n A brrtHkn, leaving Sunday 1n Snrs is home from Conn Andrew Nisbett and wife spent Thurs with Mr and Mrs E A Nuylor of Eaton Rapids Gordon Hester and wife of Ypsilanli were Friday guests of Mr and Mi Andrew Nisbett Mi Frank Aberdeen pent at ihe Rex Noggle home in Arbor Mr and Mrs Arthur Merritt of Detroit and iiill Beard and son Ken oi Ann Arlr spent 1ivJiv at the John Be home IeveVi rcVk and family of Chelsea called Sunday Mi and Mrs W H Meyer were dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Guth Meyer Friday in honor of Mr Garth Meyers birthday Minnesota Woolen Company Display Wad, June 11 to 18 117 MAIN ST NEXT DOOR fO DISPATCH OFFICE Garmtnts for All tho Membarfi of family HOURS 12J00 NOON TO 1 P M NO SALES COMPLETED T DWPLAY bUT ORDERS MAY BE PLACED FOR SHIPMENT ANY TIME UP TO DEC 31, 1947 EXCEPTlpNAL HALF PRICE BONUS ITEMS INCLUDE BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS AND TABLECLOTH AND NAPKiN SETS BONUS DEAL SUBJECT TO NOTICE CANCELLATION WITHOUT r FRANK ABEP EEN j KVHI r c A f c rk DEALER PRINK A HP SAVE When you drink a6r milk, you aav menty Pries is not up Milk it the 1947 thrift food Family budgt gos farther Here u one way losava usa more 4airy product 1 Ami Fresh milk, pasteurized, is perfectly safe lops in nutrition for younr and old A quart daily aids good health, say Dr Wilijam DeKloino State Health Commissioner IUNE DAIRY MONTH COMMITTEE UCTIO A Public Auction wiU Je hdd tojjeJl thcm4iptemcnts7 fools andHous L Mand iiCcM tC Jh Frm H ,, tak Slufor Ri Wei to lie,, iehoid Goodb at the Farm yf tL9 ley lake road, South two miles From Pinckney take HoweliIinckney ltd to licason road, left , road one mile to farm FRI en Usardil, 9 JUNE At 130 o clock Ke were aittif Fran wham I it, thens M4 9,, n to iinrtii uray the xe urn it the Wf for m goosl sjwht ftoop Try A mad me X m aot riht lfJn P rrWmtdoiim Jklated school 87 to 2 last week Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Coyte were Fannie XnYanaugh Jennie Dcvereaux, Eva Melvir Ed Dront of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger of Lansing Mm Lyy Marker and Mr Coffey f Jackson DonaM Our and wife of Detroit J called at the R J Carr home Fri land Leo Bertfees and wife of Walled Lakfr flpent the moek end there Week end guests of Weltha Vil were Mr Ruth Skinner and Mi andMr fiarry Pairoer of Detroit The Bob White Lanpim Co of J who bought the Rogers buiidinc Mre alterations on t Mr, mod Mrs Edael Meyer apent 4thtMi0iilr and Mra Won Saw Frame and Saw 2 Corn Snellen 2 Gas liarrella FeiiA Stretcher Plat Bejts LRWTI Mower Grind Stones Lumber i Flooring New Steel Posti Milk Cans Milk Strainer Creura Scjiarator Pump Jack Scales 5Jp Washing Machine 2 Cultivatora Fioll fall Hoe Grain Drill, fertiluc and ,lJlow 1 Cheat of Drawers Kitchen Cabinet New Patent Fnoe New Barb Wire, 1 one half rolls Slings and Hayfork Wagon iistee wheel Manure Spreader Spike Tooth Dja Sjring Tooth, Two Section Ground Float Bed 2 Dreaieis ifiock seeder Mowing Machine, 3 years od Grain Binder, 6 float 2 Unit Surge Milking Machine Ground Feed 15 bushel of Wheat 100 bushels of Oats Hay, small quantity 25 bu seed potatoes Round Oak Range, 2 years old S3 Feet Log Chain 9 Bow Boats, all good Sheep Shearing Machine 28 foot extension Ladder Milk Cooler i V 4 Piano Bun Wood jLiij j Sop Chain Kitchen Chairs Kitchen Ware Tables Odd Stand 2 Combination Bookcase y by 14 Linoleum Cro Cut Saw, 5 foot Shovels Axes , Chicken Brooder, new Churns Corrofria Portable Typewriter ice Cream Freeier 2 Hand Corn Planters Corn Knives vf Barn Forks Dehorners Hand Cultivator Wr Garden Seeder Eight Stags Fencittf tew Also other farm A Houoehold fteens CASH m LJ Martin s H v fpfwffpippp KNEY ftlAltWydh 4 IMT Classified Want Ad FOB SALETomatd Plants 25 cent a dozen Karl Gallup, 76 Dexter Kcad, Pinckney WAXfEDTSingle bottom irgeson plow ffor Ford tractorA Bechler, 3K7 Rush LjiJte Koaa, Pinckncj Michigan LA VET Soy Bean Meal 410cwt F armers Feed Supply Cc, TOR iUUSiPoUo Wantar with fertiliser attachment, new last year 65 M ike jHarnack sr FOR SALEFresh Cut Asparagus, green Onions, Vegetable Plants, son hore drawn equipment J04 Farley Rd,Pinckney itone 35FU I WAWEDlericaltypiijt or sten grapher with experience 40 hour week Howell Electric Motors Co, FOR SALENiw Modern five room house, complete with hath, furnace and oak floors, located in Pinckney Call or see Howard Jid Phone Ilnkney 36 GiUVELrHAULrNG I will Kaul gravel, sand, fill dir and black EdUennett,phone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALEOak flooring nnd aiding, kiln dried, slab wood r tbf I stove wr fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phone 4581 Dexter, Mich Faxi SALKiU Acre Farm with Electricity Mrs Geo Parker Pinckney, MichR F D FPU SALE A Buffet , FOR SALKGE Roaster with ate el cabinet base Price 27,50, Mrs J L Ponohur, 19975 Speer Roud, 1U miles north 1 mile ifast of Gregory 1 FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft square reaionablfvLucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney FOX SALE Living Room 8 Pieeu QukHeaft Oil Bvcuc size Bedroom Sue 3 piece Phone 108 F Electric Stove Breakfast Set M E Meyer Pinckuey r I MHFESSHlt MET I OR SALE John DCle 41 1Z Tract or on rubber, John Ierc Cult ivator aad plow Wood row Mesey 93 Rush Lake Road, WANITO i5aw Singer to Wdsift Pinckney Michigan FOR SALE Household Turniture living room and btidrooro suites, Ursptig mattess etc Radio 11451 Uikesida Drive Hiland Lake Vbk SALE Pour druu tile inch and four inch sewer tile D E Hoey 6 Sonlexter Wfi SALE Fryers Eli Avon 407 Stuart t Pinckney Mich Pick Ifeek QaUy 1100 A St 1 I 41 PM, lion, Ta4Fri, t, 7i0Ot00 VL DR MtGLUSKEY otiitiii 111 H mm rr OCffet 31 U4 HAROLD a CHUUB tfewdkV ttitfclfM 1 Mr and Mrs Art Tower of Idondota, 111, spent the week tui with Mr and Mrs W C AtLee Al Dewey and wife returned to Phenoix Ariz, last week Earl ami Erwin Mann of Petoit spent Friday with Gene Mann George Meabon jr and wife Marshall Meabon and wife d Leoa Meabon and family attracted the Plainfield church reunion Memorial Miss Bemardine Lynch ana Mr R Chandler of Kalamazoo spnt the week end with Mrs Claude Kennedy Mr and Mrs Jchn Burg and ons spent Sunday n Saline Mwu mmauNmjm MACHINE ANi MACHlNELESl AUO COLD WAVE Phono MARION 4ARVIOwf ISARTIN PERCY EiM Phone 9F11 Pinckney, Michigan HERBSNEEft Phone 1W Mil fc titan Hwlt, Real Estate l City, Lnh A lUt Yon JHcorty Wl Ma LEfc LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 99FS STATE OF MICHIGAN Pinckney Miehlgaa The Probate Court for the County of Livingston AUCTIONEER At a ision of said Court, held FARM SALES A SPECIALITY at the Probate Office in the City j BERT WYLIE of Howell in said County, on the J PHONE PINCKNEY 7SF21 28th daycf May 14 L Lyons, 1 year from and Katadlins Pinckney Mich PHONG 104 , MAX RUSSELLMffr i UK ftLrJtrlammer Mills, Auto matie Shallow Well Water Systems Sprung riboth Harrows,2 Used 214 Plows, Automatic 15 Gallon Water liiaters, Fence, Barb and Steel posts Elmers Garage Oak Grove, Mich SEEI 10TATOS certified Chippewas L W Uinstead Phone 71 F 2 FOR SALE Stove Range nearly new, Cream and Green enamel r Lawrence Peterson Gregory Michigan WANTED Paper oi all Wnda, Iron, Rapg Coppt Harry Prlsk FOR SAIKSiabwood Buy Now Thurso n Lumber Co, Phor 4 Howell, Mich, jjsuate of that hums fp Housewives S AV E YOUR TASTE FATS f May A, D Present, Hon Willis Judge oi Probate In the Mauer of the John R Martin, Deceased It appearingto the Court the time lor presentation of against said estate should b2 limit i ed, and that a time and place 4e appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demand against said deceased by an i nefire said Court Itu is Ordered, That all creditors I of said deceased are roquiied to present thir claims aid curt a said Probate OftVe on i before the Uth day of August h VWH cr at ten oclock in the fore lutenaM time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof he given by pub lication of a copy cf this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the r,inclcney Dispatch, newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Pro bate 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 lie obtain ed as well as trailer parti All sizes 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by he hour, day or week Also motor boats for sale Come in and see us WIISHN RENT A TRAILER CO 5H76 Grand River AveHowcllMich Phono 1227 Howell HELP WANTED EUferly woman to make home with lady Phone 97 Stockbridge FOR SALE General Electric swee electric iron, nearly now four burner autc gas table top rauje three burner kerosene stove, dvzs er, and two burner electric hot plate Lucius Doyief Phone 42 Phone 13F Rayalriii State 171 Lattkle OHt Ueeat Rua Lake PHSWARTHOUT 4 SON FtJNIHUt HOHfc St I Mieaifa SEPTIC TANKS A CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOrEL ROOM 70 a PHONE 4S41 ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWBLU MICHIGAN j tQR APPOIMTMMNTS tHONE S8S Residence 81S STArVLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 807 East Grand River, Howell rt STATE OF MICMiuAN The Probete Court for the County of Livingston At a sexton of said Curt, held at ihe Probate Office in ho City lof Howell fn said County, on the on the 29th day of May AD, 1947 Iresent, Hon Willis L, Lyon, Judpe of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Ida Mae Mower, Deceased John M McLucas, having filer in account, and his petition praying said Court his final administration for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution of the residue of said estate, and for the allowance of fees for extraord inary services It is Ordered, That the 23rd day of June A D 1947, at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and all wing said account md hearing said pewCmi It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous io ,aid day of hearing tn ths Pnckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Cetejtia Parshall, Register of Vro bate Mak ntfr Soodbtct 1 and Till Coo io Fsnctt with a SEAMAN TILLER I ltfte Hie eeti of the S1AMAN TlUlt ere placed h Irmi of the machine Instead of al the tide en ell of the new, im proved model you con till the toil ight up clNf te foncsi , and moke a belter seedbed et the tame time Yen tit mally Inereate your crop acreage by put Ing hitherto idle lead into production The SEAMAN W the original farm its rotary filer serviceproved ovrr o period el More Aon ten ytrrt It h sup iied Jn w Itf ronge of power lokeoff mti molorlzeet aiodels, front doinca to 2inch nlioa Widths et ui Uff row ejore about tne SEAMAN ILLEt and lt praciicat applicjticnt to our aim and crop venditioni Come fa nd talk It mat r Overcome Soap Shortage Mi ANNUAL DEXTER CHELSEA GEORGE KLAPATCH L 577 LAJaUVlEW Ann ArborMieb PhfiUt 90SS KEKKIGERATION APPLIANCt SERVICE FORMEIXY WITH MONTGOME YWARD TOILET SOAP KWW UFEBUOY is world wide shortage ot all Animal Pate and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap lUkers only 0t one fifth of what they used in 1941 Ths also affects paints textiles, leather goods, floor ttttriags etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been little soap la fmr, One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fata saved esriean kitchens, OJI blme your grocer if he haa no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to your e OS C HABOLDRAD ,3080 RUSH LAKE RD, j Phone IZZFt Piattof CMNftK fcFf We Need then Leave Then at tUe Stere PICNIC JENNINGS GROVE, 1NOEPENDE CE LAKE f SUN, JUNE IS MUSIC BY DEXTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND COta WITH YOUR FAMILY AMD BAING YOUR DiNfcR FmXEE COFFEE U 2 LARGE feiZES GIVEN AWAY AMD 2S SHALL OmS McPberson Slate Bank LTE PLANTING This year snow storm and rain storms have been more tlian ample Weather Bureau estimates state that i we have now received more than rainfall So much moisture ias nat orally retarded the farmers vf Liv ingston County in their plowing and 0 percent of our estimated annual planting Farmers in areas north of us often are as late er later in put ting in their crop and stiU have ade quate harvest To daaw a simple, many people wait until late In life before begum ing a savings program It is never to late to start planting those dollars in a aavtogs account r in U S Savings Bonds Tte thrift habit will provide a needy sounee of t Mfe in later years Besin Savin Today gg eeriBR fATf ii k iKv Clarks ut pmtxes Games and FOR CIXCTRJC REFRIGE RAlORXad fffl2 LAItQE AMMO ntjot Dos and Haavtfbrger Stands, Soft DrinkJce Cream, Befreahtnents EfiMMESwimrninff Games and Prises, Fiee See G and Pony Rides VftewiSetM M Bt i ii, PjNCKNEV DISPATCHWednesday June 4947 AUCTI ON Antique Furniture SAT, JUNE 14 4 Allies North of Pinckney on the Pinckney Road tc Chubbs Corners, Take Schaefer Road West 3 Miles West to Jiinchey Road Auction Anowa will Mark the Way SALE OF A LIFETIME 12 Rooms Antiques ,OME EXTRA FINE ITEMS INCLUDING PIECE WALNUT PARLOR SUITE , Sp BURRELL WALNUT 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, Gondola Style ESTEY COTTAGE TYPE ORGAN Very Old, Play Perfect, Look New COME RAIN OR SHINE Albert and Allen Dinkel PUANE MEYER, Auctions LYNN HENDEE, Clerk Howell 7100F5 AUCTIO N SAT, JUNE 21 SPENCER ROAD, BRIGHTON, MICH 1MK 9 Rooms Modern FURNITURE ALL VERY CLEAN, EVERYTHING GOES FULL LIST IN THIS PAPER ON JUNE 14 ISSUE DUANE MEYERS , AUCTIONEER 3315 JlNCKiNEY ROAD, PHONE 7100F5 3i LOCAL NOTES The child of Lylc Copo of Tatter i Luke was badly burned Men and is in an Ann Arbor hospital Jay P Sweeney, 50, HowtMl alt died Monday of a heart attack Aaron Shirey is home from the army with a discharge Louis Shehan and family and Gene Shehan and family wre Sun dinner guests of Mrs Zdna Spears STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probat Court for the Oounty OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office m the City of well in said CVinly on th 22na day of May A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate ithe Matter of the Estate of Frank G Plasko, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation if 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 saiddeceaaed by and before laid Court, It is OrderedThat all of the cred liters of said deceased are required I to present their claims to said court fat said Probate office on or before the 4th day of August A 0, 147 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examination and ad jugtment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That piblie Mtice thereof be given by publication fa enry of tins or to for thre succesbive weeks previous to said day oi bxarfrig in the Pinckne, Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probata Celestia Pwhall Register Probate Mrs Robert Gradwell of Chicago Jill spent the week end with Mis Jennie Lavey JK r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 04, 1947 Description An account of the resource June 04, 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 1947-06-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a312eec0778af5e702ecee39e1d26580.pdf bbeb091bdba4a7825ded7e34a0af30c2 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. pun pimiiw , A mmm K r t VOL 64 Tfea Piaclciy PUprtch Wednedy June II, 1947 Vucnigan Mirror State Nlews d Heppgelnn of Ike , flato Tersely Told from Laasiaf Michigan is headed bock to rod ink financing of state government A state Uuuaury uencit is foraeen a the result 01 legislators rojuct ance to enact new taxes and the constitutional mandate to divert 7u per cent of the state aaies tax to focal government including public achools t Several eapital newspaper corr espondents wno watch duiiy the parade of events at Lansing, cvnide that the inevitability of new taxes in 494a will hurt Gov Siglora chances of reelection The governors insistence that the legislature must la4 itself also hasnt helped Neighboring Notes I 081 8 Item8 Mrs Marie Bauer and family of The jury who tried Paul xilliams f 5hton Tnt, Thur8 ith 1,0uU and Lawrence Risner for stealing a truck last week at Stockbridges disagreed Stockbridge has received her new fire engine Born to Clifford Howie tt and wife of Homey on May 30 a son The attempt of the Pitwfield area to get annavxasl to AAA Arbor J has again struck a snag, loo person opposed to it filed a petition with Sec of State asking a special censs of the area as the law provides which wil be done New Hudson dedicates her new airport Junel4 15 Richard Young of Gregory has been awarded a 500 V, P W Scholarship A public reception was giten to Supt John S Page of Howell high Shehan and wife Francis, Shehan attended a dance at the Womens League Ann Arbqr Saturday v Mrs Richard Cramer and cblUire of Willow Run were callers at U John Carpenter home last week Mrs Gladys Lee attended a Ki Daughters board meeting at th Burroughs country club Monday Klin Ualloway and wife of How J Sunday 7odto7SoV ell called on Mr and Mrs Roy DilHJ Sunday, June fc, CommTnion Sn ingham Sunday night lior girte, 7th week of 55th iWenn Hen White and wife spent Sun J Am on at the Basil White home in HoweilJ Feat orwe UCtti n Mr and Mrs Harry Case of Branlweek Feast of the Octave Sacred croft visited the former cousin Mrs iHeun of Je3us Prayers requested Fossie Chambers Sun others callers Ifor the sick and recent departed, during the day were Mrs Erma J An appeal is made this wtek Notes on the Came No,24 i fov Francis Martiuy f Masses at 8 and 11 ni ProjiratUm for Holy Oommun ton aaeh Saturday 8 to p m a ill Lewis, Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and daughter, Mr and Mrs CJiff o T, Bcu1 at the school Wed night iu ,u JT H Z matters 3fcDetroit Free Press one honop of his 25 years in that ob Chambers and son, of Kims original bellrmgera, smart Andrew McKenzie, if criticizes the governor lor lack of leadership Excerpt Instead of creating behind hiui the power of lublic opinion to force enactment of nis purpose, his Sigler publicity has been largely given over to the fun he is having with his new pilots Uttjue and his plane This has not tfcrt well with the voters of Mich sigler, has 18 more months to go before the voters wilt weigh the record ,e has shown a tolerant willingness to take criticism provided it is constructive Root of Michigan tax trouble lies in the deep antagonism between rural and urban interests the fear of rural legislators that the legisla tors at the state capital will be dom inated by cities, and the lack of ur ban representation at Lansing although cities foot most of the tax bills Less than onehalf of the counties are seifsupporting through taxes Pu this on your phongraph, J and you go around and arounda tYour conclusion will depend largely upon your viewpoint The Highland Parker, suburban newspaper of Det roit advocates a constitutional amendment to assure, that each county will get back its Juat share of taxes Gov Siglers recommenoarton tor a constitutional study commission was approved by the house but re faced by the senate Since the con forme county supt, of poor, died at Fowlerville last week 48 Howell Knight Templars and their ladies attended the annual conclave at Saginaw last Tuesday and Wednesday Joe Brady and wife of Howell are attended the 38th international Rotary convention at San Francisco California In World War II only one man in 10,000 was rejected for drug addiction ctmpared to one in I COO in World War I Patricia Smith, Howell school won a 30 second prize in essay contest Conservation Notes If the wet weather is not followed soon by sunshine th pheasant crop will be depleted The pheasant i Wickenr, and Mr and Mrs W IHake egg laying season hits its peak the I of Plymouth, Mr and Mrs J W, Mr, and Ifcrs Walter flarbour of Gregory and Levi LudtkeVand Alberta Dinkel spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Hackenburg of Hudson Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel celebrated their 33rd wedding anniver sary with a dinner at Blacks in Unadilla Sunday Miss Alberta Dinkel attended a shower Sat given by Miss Mary , Martin at her home for Midi Patricia Bush R K Elliott is building a homo in the Lavey subdivision The fire dept was called o the Coluser or Peter Corrfway fartv on M36 East Thurs nijrht by a fire which destroyed the barn The relatives of Mr and Mrs, Max Russell irave them a houae wYijig SOFT BAM GAMES Tonight, Wed Um rinKnry soft ball team will play tlu Kuvs Clean j rs team at Howell, ti, , iHy iiight they will pyy Duxte The county league will open at liovell jiet vk The hard bull team pi ay a at AJ Arbor next Sunday wheie they w meet Maynard Uil team The iilnckJitylaJlUlcstei ianw was not pluyed here Jat Sunday on ccount of tiie coiulitiin ci th Pinckney ground The shortstop po ion is suilil clay and a UiKe lornied there whirh tuuld iiot be drained , uum ovenna Thi condition could bo euMiv muni gAtfjntentiona arr this week ied clay is Iiu,1,d fo, th, ,U sllJT ore Sacred HeaJt, NoxtbalI diamond on the lighted field which has not y i n iarti Chi, could be taken from the hard ball field where it in not wanted aau tlio hortstojj posilton theiv filied with gravel winch will drain quick Incidently Pinckney is Icoinn money evtjy day by noL having their lighted soft hall diamond in hapo Brighton, opened theirs lac Friday night witli a double header and nd over 5dU admission tickets Jioth j Brighton teams oL llamlnirp, heat dng the Chevrolet arni VVuittnore Lake the Advance team Current Comment A At the recent conference of uthodust church the a resolution was introduced to bar all church member, for church office who rtrinx who erve liquor in theia beieive it did vn on the occasion of the centennial of e medical profession for greater d to our doctors and nuraes Thei fe a serious need of good medical en and women who will have the Vine physician as their model or i homes We not pass We douut that, the diy eniinient has cryaalizeJ yet but undoubtedly there is more of it tluui there was some years ago The efforts of the drys lat winter to get someone else to broadcast the baso ball games beside, the Goebel Brewing Co aso fa as no one would outbid the v ay The ffort to bai all liquor advertiiny from newspaper and magazines and we suppose ihc radio afst failed aiieugh such a hill was inuoduced in the liquor business is , long a this conuition cojitinues its entitled Lo the same rights and priv ileges as any other nusiness legislature Tho legalized ajid U3 Sunday Present were Mr a I Mr J J Wickens Mr and Mcs if C COMM CONGL CHURCH Organist and choir Director Mv rwin Campbell S S Mr Herman dder ip your appointments in religion e it your habit to follow Ihc atest oVA m x,c world rl h4 leads from tlie door of jom hoine to tho door of a church JnspationEncouragment and Strength await you You are always welcome in the House of God 9 Fathers Day Sunday Worship and message 103 thirdweek in June Over a million adult trout were plantftd last year 293 sharp tail grouse were counted on Drummond Island this year, and 231 deer There is no law against killing oposfeums if they damage yonr Wickens, Mr and Mrs J Elkerton fit Detroit and Mr and Jjfrs K G Wickens of Lansing lira, Ross Read and Janet Fcidler were in Detroit Saturday Wilbur Eisele and family of Fowlervivlle spent Sun with Mrs Emma Vollmer ft aren Recent guests of Mrs Emma Vott Veterans or others buying lakejmer were sirs Vary Brandle and lots ire urged to investigate InorouiMr and MrsJde JfctTrdock and Mrs ghly Some, lake of 10 ac8 were Agnv, Gehringer and 2 sons ana only one acre lakes a year aye I Steve Gerycz and wife of Dotroit ifllHnB aAnnrsui i ion o fnt Others were not even in exUtance I Don Risdon and family aLFsilw atitution was adppwd in 190 J, a totBewBre of lakeg wUh tw j stlJsaApM and J4UbtSttMfenot r8hrW8tbr Mrs Joe Basydlo Sam Singer of The dept sent out 2,247415 pine Detroit and James Singer ralhd GOSPfci MISSION Rev Ezra Beachey, Pasti Morning Worship , 1000 Sunday School 1100 Superintendent Wilbur Leidig Young Peoples Meetirg 730 OF GOD SOFT BALL NEWS In the city league last week the Shehan team won from Readr MOM night 11 to t giving Uob ingei a win over his biCther, Paul The line ups were badly depleted and irror kVere nameru iJatleiics Sinhan U, Singer F Singer lietcr V Singer Meyer Wed night 1inkcl made his ecbut piuhiiig for Mer and wa, treated roughly, the ldasoii Learn making X hi ine runs off his delivery F Singer hit J, Lavey 1, W 1aimer F, Uentile 1, and J Haines 1 Hatt cries Meyer Dinkel Myer, Kea i son IjShehan Reason Reader Singer I Meer v at of 91 amendments have been sub mitted to the voters at election i those, 43 were approved Like Alice in Wonderland who on d before he pricked a finger, vbe General Motors Trein of Tomorrow permits a traveler to see Where he is going before he gets there Which is to say that hi writ or was among the passengers on the HansIngtoJDetroit run lst week and viewed the approaching landscape through the AstraOome on top of one of the train coaches Its an inclosed airconditioned observatory The noiseless glide qf the Die sel, powered train is another feature which heralds tomorrows railway transportation Retailers complain in a national survey that most clerkjs are inefficient and must be retrained to give prompt, intelligent customer service Another straw in the wind Union bricklayers on state construction jobs are laying only 300 bricks a day compared with 1,000 pre war, says A N Languis, state building director Low efficiency of union labor is blamed bjy Languis for high costs Example A Caro fetato hospital building, built in 1989 for 8LJ4S, is being dupiicat04 this year The 1947 cost exceed 9280,000 Same building, but 200, BOO more As a curb on Juvenile drivers, the Michigan legislature adopted a bill raising tho minimum age from 11 to 16 However, licenses can be lssueoVf to eases of necessity where par ents agree to assume f ulll responWUty seedlings to this year farmers and PENTECOST CHURCF 3581 Jfiast Street Dexter, Michigan klr Rev W Landftrs Pastor EvcrydS welcome NoticVServices starts at 7UJ0 in the evening CHURfH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday School lp00 A M , Momirip Service nkA ,M I halted Wilo Evanjc SeryicjJUMJm mo Young peoples meeting Thursday 7 SO i M F 4 a u v Singer 1 1 4 81 ,100 100 UOO others Circuit Court News Judge Collins held court in Howell last week a jury was irawn in the case of the First Nat Bank of Detroit vs Joseph Covert on a check case Then Judge Collins too the caae from, the 1ury and directed a verdict of 179 for the bank , Communication There will be a special coumiuni cation of Livingston Lodgt No, 7C F A M on Sat, eveningune 14 to conferr 3 first degrees Fait of the work will be done by out of town masters Refreshments erved after degree work A good atendanco is desired P W Curlett, Se Jesse John son and family of Lansing and Bill Beard and Kon of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mcs John Bell Elwod Bell has moved into his new home in the Lavey subdivision Mrs Dolores Stulie of Detroit is j visiting Gerry Eiehman and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Pike pent Sunday at the W Bently home in Corruna ,Mrs Edna Spears was in Jackson last Wednesday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Al bert Shirley were Ival Shirloy and family of Wayne Wm Spadewahl and family of Detroit Dale Shirley and Nellie Epley of Webbervijla and Dale Miller and family Mrs Ethel Sprout spent Sat at the Charles Soule home in Howell, Frank Potts and daughter, Jean, of Dexter were Sunday guests Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprcciat ion and thank to ail who were ,so thoughtful of us while I was in tho hospital Mrs W H Euler and family Notes of 47 Years Ago DEFEAT CASSIDY LAKE The Pinkney soft ball team play ed their first outside game and de feated the Jackson Iuson team Cassidy Lake 21 to 4 Iinckhey lam son the atutjn mLchur c runs ClioHie lohnsiii, a h It colored boy with a lot of ,peed replaced him and did ftetter Iaui Singer started in thj hut lor Pinckney and pitched 4 scorless innings Dinkel pitched the lasl A inings Joe Lavey and Pliil Clentile hit home ruiia PINCKNEY J Reason, lb We hae heard many argiemonta a to whom mused Vorhj War I World War ii md most people blamed Kaiser v umdm us the mstig aLoi ui No i and Hitler of No Ii At convejiLion J1 Confederato Vet Ia week Prof, harles Tuusil of ieorgetovM Lniveiity in a speech I charged Abfaham Lincoln payd at and Icoe with the south,caused thorn to start the war firing on Fort Suniiter We donot Uuiirv my i Le sauses conft It was thj evtLt oi ic time and age more tian any one person who precipitated these i onDei In the civil war the conflict ovjr slavery and state rights had been smouldering for many years and happened to hurst into flames when Lincoln was president In World War I Germany had built her self up into a strong nation arm was hound to he in collision wtlh British Commerica,, Shipping and lonial aims some time When Hitler took over Germany he found ,hem a divided impoverished starving race His Ant Jewish Campaign was only a revival of old hates and prejudices against a wqalth race fm had plenty of gold Kiul his trampling of weak countries in the dust was only to keep th Gorman people united Iwhind him and pro , hi own pover NO, If neither lainulw, tiui Kniser or Hitler had itul thee wars would lave tftiil taken place The school yard is boinpf graded and will be reseeded Miss Mame Wallace who has been working for Mrp Dr II F Sigler has joined her parents in Carletoi Mias Marion Clark has a large music class in Tuscola county , Miss Lelia Monks ciosed a success ful school term in the Cordley dist Friday, The new plate glass window at the bank broken by the safe blowers Will Shehan were Ted Adseh and was replaced last week While rcjwife and Francis Krupa, wife and 4 moving the broken glass Charles Plympton and Chas Teeple were struck by glass and cut quite badly TOPS IN COLUMNISTS FOR YOUR AMUSEMENT daughter, of Detroit Looking for laughsRead FREE 1 Mrs Edna Euler has returned to LOAPER by comical Arthur Bugs J her home in Howell from the Ann Baer in Pictorial Review with this Sundays June 15 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times Youll find many amusing features by such new spaper stars as Mark Bellinger, Westbook Pegler, Geor,fc Dixon and other headlines in Pictorial Review with this Sundays Detroit Sunday Times i Marriate Iiceatoea Albert Jnos 43P Brighton, Beatrios Hafley, 34, Ann Arbor Hugh Proaatr, 3, Brighton, Shirley Burd 20 Brighton Romain Huck, 26, FtsrlonriUe, Rose Grieve, 19 Fowkrvtte Barman Wiggins, 25 HowosX Rath Conely, 19, Howoil George imttk 23, Howell Iftne Solomon, It, Owooso Pant Jackson, 22, GreC Edith Smith, 13, Fowlervillel Id Whitehead, 23, Howell, Rao asmt Httdrodw 1, HowoU Anaelm 24, Amea, Iow, Martha CatrIL I Harold Raidy and wife spent Sun in Detroit Lloyd Hendee and wife spent Sun in Holt Dr Robert Bird and family of Wayne called at the W v Miller home Thursday Lee Lavey and family spent Sun at the ViUcent Shields home in Ann Andrew Campbell and family tookjWinr ,Ont for the summer Mrs Grace Kelly home to Owoseo1 Mr and Mrs R H Swarthout Sooday Arbor hospital Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Miss Effie Rea son and Roberta Munsell of Gregory Dr Walter Mercer and family of Lansing and Mrs Helen McGregor and children of Brighton Merlin Amburgey and family left Sat for S Grennfield Mo for an extended visit Mrs Henry Gilbert returned to Conn, wtih her husband last wek Allen Dinkel, Edna Maa and Stanlet Culver jr and friend spent Sunday in Bay City Nan Ledwidge is home from St I Joseph Academy, Adrian, for the summer David Ledwidge and Jim Jarvis are home from Assumption college and Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Wd are in Grand Rapid from taattW Cliff SatjJets Jfr J1 Jlforthe morticians convention Campbell were Mra Wiilard Bennett 14V a A UAA aad daughter, Joan and Joyce Hart ani Thurs man of Jackson Mias Leota Reason with Betty Smith of Ann Arbor attended the in Jaekaom Sunday Roy Reasea aa faorily and Mrs Edtta RoaaoB called on Fred Car in PessHac Monday Suniey Dinkel and wife and son, Ae ball gasoe in Briirhton Sun rofskrvHIe beat thtem Davia, tLe Wgb athool satdMr started for tbma Mra Sfesasloy Dinkel wont to Raplaj Sat aad btwaghf bar astrr eat, wba is 1 Don SwarthoutJ called on Em 11 Weddige in Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs W C AtLee entertained the 000 dub Sunday Mr aad Mrs Vera Smith of Eat on Rapids spent Sunday with Andrew Mlabett and wife Georgo Hargrove, wife and pon mnd Robert Crosier of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frnk I, t Carr and wife of Marion celebrated their 50th anniversary May 30 16 gallons of ice cream were disposed of Sat at the O K, S masquerade 25 was cleared Mrs Mary Grieve Chipman died at her home in Plainfield May 2f The Christian Endeavor run an excursion to Detroit June 8 Dck Harris is working for Mack Monks John M Harris is buildmg a new barn Frank Moran built the wall Dexter is building cement sidewalks in their business section A group of local Masons attond ed a meeting at Howeil Tuesday Unadilla has organized a ball team Chas Harteuff is mgr and Fred Marshall, capt Born to S A Denton and wife of Gregory last week a boy Frank Warden is now second cook on the steamer John C Gaait out of Toledo Clarence Bullis and Etliol Reid of Stockbridge were married Fri Dave Smith will entertain the farmers club Saturday W B Hoff of Denver Cob is visiting his parents here Tho hay crop is a big one this year Meyerc Lavey, cf, 2b 1 Singer, p rf B Amburgey, s H Amburgey, If Palmer, 3b R Reason, rf Gentile, cf Haines, 2b Dinkel, p J ft 0 G 5 4 5 2 2 1 li 1 f 1 2 1 i 2 i 2 0 2 J 2 3 1 CASSIQY LAK We have heard much of plane rashes tho pan few months On Memorial slay IPi people died in plan rrashfl Vet notwithstanding this the auto takes the greatesi ium her cf lives Juring the rcent 3 day memorial holiday 214 people cre killed in auto crashes, yet apparently it is safer in a plane than in an a auto Lake, 2b Johnson, If, p Wet, rf Hog n ski, c Mattison, lb Wion, p Shiloek, If Lee, 3b Turnbuil, S3 Pattern, cf flu V ,Wrj A 4 4 4 4 3 3 0 j 0 0 l i b C l 2 a 2 1 1 i 0 1 1 2 David Aberdeen spent tho first of Use week ia Detroit Lois Ware baa cose to Pairbope, Ala to apead the svsasnot witti bar dl State San Sunday Mr and Mrs M J Reason took Mrs Mabie Suydam to Jackson San where she has aoeoptod a as aouaa motber at Foot Mis Marjorie Curtli returned to Hudsonville Monday Merwin Campbell land family visited Arnold Berquist at the Michwere Sun night guests of Mr and Notes oi 25 Years A go The Pinckney Independents beat Howell again Sunday o to Ouletve of Kcorse pitched for Howell Leo Lavey got 3 hits Roche McClear UM Roche Shehan each a triple The Junior class will hold a pie social at the M T Grave, home Fri A cement block factory producing one block a minute has opened at Brighton Miss Annabel Conner and Wm Thompson were married at Northville June 7 Commencement is Juno 21 The class motto is At The Foothills, Climbing class colors Blue and Gold The class is composed of 15 girls and one boy, Stanley Hail The girls are Lillian Wasson, Cynthis Haines, Olah Docking, Irele Warner Bessie Swarthout, Agnes Carr, Hel en Mercer, Mary Gardner, Margaret Driver Eleanor Chambers, Dorothy 7arrow, Carrie Gardner, Vera Ship lay, Blanche Frost, Edna Darrow George Meabon jr and wife spent Sun at the Warren Barton home Theodore Olderman and wife of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs J H Hooker Sunday Mrs Ella Newman and Mrs Joie Forner and son, James of Ann Arbor The Republican controlled legislat ure last week made an uvompt to abolish the office of drain cofflm, for Wayne county which is hold by a Democrat While they were in the abolishing mood why did thjy not take a lot of useless offices off the books The offices of high way comni and constables have been useless for many years but, all att Mnpts to get them off the ballot al I ways end in failure FARM HELP Farmers desiring help and high ehool hoys wishing to work fn farm should wrJte to W N Isheli, farm labor agent, Howell Mich Noti ce We are now open for business in ihd, Stewart Anderson Bldg Estimates gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Smoke Stacks and furnace repairing Th tho iiefi future w will also be equipped for welding and brazing All work guaranteed Pinckney Fabricat ing t Sheet Metal Co 210 Main St U OF M GRADUATES , The following local people gradi uate from University of Michigan this month John Edward Dougherty Patterson Lake, Master of Science Mildred Haines Lavey, Bachelor of Music Virgil Nelon Sleer Master of Public iHealth Mrs Ben White Ambrose Kennedy and vift ps Eeorae have rented the apartment over Murray Kennedys jtodwfeh b John Meyers and family of Vpeilantt spent Sat with Mrs John Martjav Max Parkinson and family ot Aim Arbor spent Sun with Mx, SUid Mra Walter Clark Fdsel Meyer and wife, daughter spent Friday with Mr and Mra, Wttt, Lamb in Ann Arbor Joseph Griffith and family span Sat in Detriot Born to Loren Meabon, anS wife Betty Bravener at Grand JHapMa recently a son, David Lea J Ml Edsel Meyer has started watt KingSoely, Ann Arbor Oua Qampboil sad famfijr Sat gwets of Mr and Mr Campbell of Aam Altar, aJArA Cr M , 1 Sfiife 1iNjf 4jM m ,cr V hr i, , PINCKHEY DISPATCH Wednetdrv June II W m4 mm AVON THEATER Stockbrfdr Mich Fi Sat, June 13 14 Double J uatur BLONDIES BIG MOMENT Another of tilt Blondie Series with PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR Lake Plu DICK TRACY The Comic Strip on the Scren with MORGAN CONWAY and ANN JEFFRIES SYLVAN THEATER CHtUKA, UlCJL Sun Tues June 15 17 GUILT OF JANET AMES ComeJy and Drama with ROSALIND RUSSEL, MELV J U PLUS A Comedy Starring SPREE FOR ALL 4SOS YOUR ANTENNA Fri Sat June 13 14 4M News HUMORESQUE Starring JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN CAkFIELD, 09CAR LOVANT, Comedy Sun Mon 1 A Yon should see the Smiths these days The clothes they wear, as well as their curtains and linens at home, all have that razorsharp look that can come only with the most expert kind of ironing through a pile of work like a professional At ease in her chair, wif no steam to bother her, she can do shirts and even suits without a speck of trouble Like Mrs Smith, youll find that a visit from a Home Service Advisor can oiten be helpfuL Whether your questions about an appliance or lihtins kitchen arrringcnrnt or ccipesthe Home Service Advisor can tcl you of ways to make household tns ersitr Simply call RAndolph 2 100 and ask for Home SeryiCtJ WSUS1C FOR MICHIGAN TUISD1Y NIGHTS AT 7,00 OVER rTJ THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY Mrs Sfafth says that pressings no problem with her new electric ironer especially since she asked an Edison Home Service Advisor to show her the fine points of its use Thanks to that halfhour demonstration, Mrs Smith now whips Coming Bd ManS Territory Crost My Heart Cigarette Girl Land Rush SlUllllllllllllllllllHHhlllltllllilllllHIIIHtf first National i I Bank 1 i June 151617 GIE chuicolor fj With JEANNE GRAIN, GLEN LANGAN LYNN AiM ALAN YOUNCj Cartoon j TWEETIE FIE j SPORTREAL J HIGH DIVING CHAMPS 4 Sun Shows 3,579 Wed Thurs, June 18 19 PLAINSMAN AND THE LADY A Western With WILLIAM ELLIOTT VERW RALSTON, GAIL PATlICK JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT NOTHING BUT TROUBLE Rerelease Starring Laurel o HARDY Under Fader Supervision Member Federal Deposit In surance Corporation All De posits Insured op to 5,OV9 fo each 5 i a IJ fc w Br If you 00 mon v i U 10V IMtt UillifV X V C07I solidatc old hjlj fiv up the IM none oj cutn Ho his Ch vvi P Phillips and see us Citizens Finance Co Iliiw j STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court For The County 01 jLivirmton In Chancer W Ihillips Ethel K wife Plaintiffs VS tj Chappnion, Aujrijtf piton and Julian Chanson, his , Alexander CVjuillard, Aex I rud AInon Whipj1, ivichad t Williams, Flavis J B Crane Albert Crane, Frederick J Lee, David f VOIIII,, ifir C Younn, HiiJah Mrmtw, and their unkn doviocss, fraJM and DEFENDANTS At a soion of said Court at tin Comt House Houell Michigan oi heir, asdfns I Ph S2 L1 A f May 1 f4 7 F r , t Hen 11it Judge held in the fy oi on the 2Hi day Ch Joseph I H Collins iarge feumh Head Lettuce Carrots ORANGES CALIFORNIA te SJOZ Sliced Peach ss Frozen Northern Simile 3 roils Coffee pmoked CHASE SANBORN Lfc 15c 10c 25c 29c 19c 0 w BL1 SWIFTS PREMIUM SHANK HALF Picnic Hams, aby Link Saissage aans ada Pale Hry Ginger Ale ipr 28 3tZe Case and Boys Swim trunks s and Boys Straw Hats LB It appearing from the wvorn bill of complaint filed ui this cause that the plaintiffs, have not been able after diligent search and iiujiury, to ascertain wletiua then above nanied L defendants are living or doud, or jwhyrc they reside if living, or whether they have personal representatives or heirs living, c0c where they or any of titrm may reside, or vhetcr hc title, interest, iaini, lien or possible riglit of said defend ant luus been assigned to any other person or persons, or whether such l title, interest claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by the defendants I And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know and have noc beeti able after diligent search and inquuiry to ascertain the names oi tho persoas who are included as de fendants in this cause without being named Therefcre, on motion of Glenn C Yelland and Wilfred H 1rwin Attorneys for plaintiffs, it s crdert ed that the above named defendants J and their unknown heirs, devisees, 1 legaUiesf and asedgns, cause their appearance to be entered in thi3 cause within three months fiovn the date of thifi order, and that in default thereof the bill of complaint filed herein be taken as confessed by said defendants and each and all of them i ,i It is further ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty days from the date hereof, cause this order to be published in the Pinclcney Dispatch a newspaper, printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston, once each vreek for six succesive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true Copy Louise M Schultz,, Dcpu The above entitled cause involves and is brought to quiet the title to I the following described premises yi uatc and being in the City of Howell, County of Livingston and State Michigan, and more particatarly described as Lot number sixtytwo 02 of Assessorsi Plat No 3 of the City of iHowetl, as duly laid out, platted and recorded in Liber 4 of Plats at page 18 , Wilfred H Erwin, Glenn C Yelland Attorneys for plaintiffs Busindss Address, Howell, Michigan I A HOME TO FIT YOUR BUDGET No matter how high hoie prices go, certain basic principles still hold true One of these is that youll have to pay for your home from income There fore, you should carefully estimate future income and be sure your homefinancing plan is well fitted to it Draw on our experience S a WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR iCJND LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEi OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES S COMING FRAMED, TEMPTATION STAFRWAY TO HEAVEN HOWELL Theater Tuea Wed Thurs Fri 1213 June 1011 i HOWFLL, MICH RAZOR S EDGE J A Mraina Starring TYRONE POWEK, GtiNt TIERN EY, JOHN PAYNE,ANN BAAiER CQME1 wa Satrjumi 14th Mat Saturday 2 pm J CHILD Or DIVORCE WiU, SHARYN MOFFETT PLUS CHARLES STARRETT TWO FBTED SlKANUEK SMILEY BURNETTE Comedy M i A Wewg z ruMnim itMiwjni s ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c back Ask any druggist lor this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL iMade with PO percent akOhol, it Ienptr ,s, Reaches and kills More trernrs faster Todnv at CORY DRUG STORE, UincKney Sun Mon June 15 16 Mat Sunday 2 pm Contd DANA ANDREWS in BOOMERANGV JANE WYATT, LE J Comedy TueTT W7dTf h CORB rs June 17119 JEANNE CRAIN MARGIE In Technicolor with GLENN LANYON LYON BAR J KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Work Estimates Given 740 East Putnam,Pinekney,Phone 5 IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 S SHALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, to 600 , LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS mm PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS J 1 FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Diwkel BEf TER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OR also L kney Gen Store SELF SERVE STOKE 135 EAST MAIN STREET jFOR SALKFarm Contrart 110 j acfie farm in Hamburg Vwniiip I known as Flintoft Farm Balance j Ifowinj 4900 on 8000 contract Paymeny 270 femiannuaUy in1 eluding 6 percent interest All pny mettts made to date First class soc Hiram R Smith, exr Arthur Flin , toft estate WANTED Gravel hauHnz , BlackVDirt Stone IIKen Kellanbuger Ph 19F11 IT SEPTIC TANKS Pumped Out and AJMJdntentf Hauled Away j i 2000 a Tank I WOO BrUatoa Laka Rad CHARLES W, SIMPSON HeiEli WAjfrsii For fenermi houto 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tubs Wash Basin All Types Cabinet Sinks Flat Sinks Double Sinks Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs SO Gallon H W Boilers Steel Shower Stalls Sump Pumps Concrete and Steel Septb Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water Softererl i Operation Medicine Cabinets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe Pinekney MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Plumber 136FG Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr OPEN EVENINGS oeeiee Rush Lake OPEN fefcfe A9 aAnvlataar i Pinekney Beauty Shep iMitelnSt mr V Fyys V PfNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday JJh 1947 The Peoples Store roceries Drygoods Canned Ooods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING eekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Phono 6414 Sam SPOT CASH HORSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 2 Per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED CARCASS MUST BE FRESH PHONE CQLUECT TO DARLING COMPANY FREE IND SOUWD HOWELL Original Company To Pay for 450 DEAD STOCK eador Alive IORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 Cents a lb Frai Animals Collected Promptly odera Equipment Capable Men IE L, FVKRKER, Axent Phone 88, Pinckney FASOTpST D ad Stock Service in Michigan al Dead StoekCo LOCAL NEWS Mr anu a vV A Ketchum visited their daughter and family, Dr, and ivlrs rJ L JJappxich in Lincoln iark lust week Sun Also attended a Reception at the Presbyterian church in Dearborn in honor of Mrs iveicnuins Brother Mr W A Sharp jstecn for his faithii ulness in his 10 years of service at janitor and just xrecentlj reined Wonderful program was rencaiea and followed with a banquet luncheon,lie also received a Gift Box containing 125 Mr and Mrs L W Weston and son of Chicago and Mr and Mrrs R H Teepie of Brighton were visitors at the htme of Mrs Viila M Richards Friday Even in jr Miss Leona Ziegler of Fargo N D and Miss Kay Haley of Minn, are spending several days with Mr and Mrs C E Bucher Rcbert Ziegler of Fort Riley call ed on Mr and Mrs C E Bucher Monday Ms James Tincher is JH Florida nsiiiag her daughter, Boniice Mrs Tincher and Barbara, will iro when school is out Gene Hammer arrived home from the V S Army Fri with a discharge Robert Tasch had a steam shovel here last week digging a basement for, his new house on East Main St Ye editor attended the Dexter high school alumni reunion Sat j night Mr and Mrs Earl Nay and dau ghter were called to West irg lapt week by the illness of his mother Mrs Dora Stackable is staying in Detroit with her daugher, Dorothy Mrs Grace Lake Stanton is back from Fla and is in Cheisea She called at the L J Henry home last week 1 Miss Kathryn Gleason of Mio is ut the Charlevs Clark home 20 members of Livingston Lodge F A M attended a St Johns day service Sun at the Brighton M E church Miss Mary Ellen Doyle of Ann Arbor called at the Irvin lyjnnecy ast Thursday hoe Advrrtjs crU m I FroTri where I sit If Joe Mars I lh Heres to the WomenFdk tW heading of the Womans Coram n in rry paper that reads Women throughthe yeir3 have etood Keeper of the flame Pretty easy to see what it mearr t whether itsthe flame on the hearth, or the candle in the window, or the feeling of warihth that sur rounds a home Iti the women who are Vnardiana of the things we cherish about jjl comfortable but tooworn chair that we cant bear to throw away From where I sit those little satisfactions become more and rvrc important in this world of strife and change Smoke rings curling from a mellow pipe a glass of beer a comfortable chairbefore the fire And Id like to salute the housewives keepers of the flame whose tolerance and understanding helps preserve them komelifewho are tolerant of 4 ashes om the rag the rings a glass ft of beer can leave 3ft tables or the Raymond Kennedy, on of teh late E W Kennedy of San Francis co, Calif, called on Mrs Ha tie Decker, Bert Nash and Read Bros one day last week His first vuit in 30 years Howard Tischler and family mov ed into the James Whitley horre at Dexter Comers last Sunday Whitley is on a trip to Cdifornia Mrs Fred Read went to Lansing Tues to bring Muriel home froi Mich State for the summer Mr and MM Gregdon Simonds o Grand Rapids were Sun guests oi inr and Mrs Robert Read Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer spen Sun with Ruasell Roberts and fam ily of Gregory Mr and Mrs Harry Lee attend the graduation exerctee Jackson high school Thura Patrici Kettler graduates Murray Kennedy and family spen Sun at the Stanley Culver home Oak Grove Community Fire Truck About one year ago, the residents of Putnam Township, realizing that the Township had no fire equipment of its own and that it had to depend on the old fire tquiiimeiit owned by the Village of tijicknoy for fire protection, made a survey of available fire equipment which would be adequate to serve the Township and suurroundin commui1 ities the equipment decided upon was built and sold by the American LaFrance Corwpany The price of this equipment at the time was 12,10000 Petitions wer s accordingly circulated for the purpoe cf having the proposition of buying this fire equipment submitted to the voters of Putnam Township for approval or repection at the Nov 1946 election, the proposition was approved and the Township wa authorized to spread a general assessment to raise the sum of 12,00000 for the purchase of Fre v uipment However, during he lime it took to have the proportion submitted to the voteres at the Nov iiiviiit election the price of thr increased by tfiiUUuUu total cost of 14,00000 The townhip hu en tor J into an agreement with the Township of Dexter and Hamburg lhmvljy ihe Townsliip of Julna in agrtMs to jur nish fiiv proicciioi u lVxior ami Hamburg Townhijs at a fiud rale per run Having In mind that when ii conic to fire fighting rciuipment the IHSL, fastest aru most i 1i ri MJUinment obtainable is the w,ly iiip merit to own when iing ru,, liave to be madi, it being coniiwn know ledge that uniesf, tin nuj,i M iun reach a fire in the shoiVst time possible, tlie fire damag nay be very extensive both to the pjperty oil fire as well as to the sur rounding property and there, being no fire engine, available tor the amount of money ppnipna,, the T nsliip innit eti her buy smaller eo eint or the eqiiiner,t wlrcii IH lis at jil4,ii0Hnil ai in ,rder ML to obtain tue k r and more eific at fipiipaiejit ku sum of ,000 e0l will liave to be raued by pjpu Ill ubfnption The ecjuijjmfat now on urdii is the most modenr and eHirient and as far as it can he aYcriaiu, will be OIK of he best and most elficieut fire eiglies vn el hy any community between the tiy ol Detroit ami Lansing The opinion of many people who resiJe in the various townnis is Ilia the better equipment should he jutvluied and that the J jitioii al money necessary sluuid b don ateii by the residents of 11 unburg ami Dextti Tuwnhip huine ime in ilie near future the reshnl of both Township, will be asked for conrihutions ler the purpos cf ralsiig tlie additional sum oi 2,hiiH which is niccssaiy l, u ir chte the equipment which in dfcs crihed in the cut of the efijipment appearirm in hi, paper Your contribution and cooperat ion will be appreciated K L Parker, Fire Chief Karl Uaughn, Jortage Lake Lynn Hendee1, Kupervior Gene Shehan and family of Mm Arbor and A G Webb and soi Detroit were Sun guests at the Lot Shehan home Also Alex Lesiak of Detroit Mrs Robert Gradwell ol Chicago 111 spent the week end with Mrs Jemie Lavey Mrs Hazel 1arker, Mirs Mae Daller and Blanche Martin attended an O F s meeting at Wallet Lake Friday night r STATE OF MICHIGAN The Erobate CoQrt for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the Probate Office in the City of ll ifi said fvuiy oi thj 22nu day of May A D, 14 7 Present, Hon Wiiiis L Lyons, Judge of Probate, In the Matter of the Estate of Frank G PI asko, Deceased it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation td 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 Ordered,That all of the cred iwrs of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate office on or before the Ath day of August A i, 14 7 at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and, place being hereby appointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and kmand8 against sard deceased It is Further Ordered, ITiat p lblic notice thereof be given by publication oi a cooy of tbis ordr for three succesrve weeks previous to said day of hcarfrig in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probata Celestia Parahall Re Swtez PiUtU A fashion favorite, lot active or tpectotof fperff Tailored of SATES jenforized cotton gabardine in sunny summer shades TSerei o big buckled belt, to slim your waist,and special features including a concealed ripper front, big hip pocket,one5 cuffs Sizes 9 to 15 frpyrfrfjVUT, 1 rnited State Bremen Foundation Gladys Lt attended ft th Roy Diljinjrham tad mit9m in Kits Dorothy Bafcar at tho Landnt Saturday WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mrs Irene Greiner announces th marriajre of her daurrter,Marion Raymond Pettypool in Detroit Sat June 7, li47 Following Wedding a reception was held the residence of Mr and Mrs Heorld 19797 Santa Row Dr happy couple left on a two wi Eastern noney moon trip anoVnpo their rttwn wfll thm in Dot o STORE FOR WOMEN UY WITH CONFIDENCE PeircesF1NCKNEY DISPATCHr Wednesday June H IS47 ow Available Classified 1 Want Ad FOK SALE Davenport an 4 st lifted wine colored Chair Farmers Feed Supply over I STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT BALLS and RATS BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, GARDDEN TOOLS, ELECTRICWIRE all kinds, RANGE and ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB ING SUPPLIES16 CUFT, DEEPFREEZE and MILK COOLERS FOK SALKLphoered wicker ctt and coffee taoic, practically new at 11586 VanSickle Drive, Hi land Lake Howard Smith HARDWARE BOYDELL MINTS VARNBH ENAMELS MAOC IN BITHOII IOU ItMiiTKIl FOIi SALERush Lake cottage and lotfHemdon Subdivision 2 uedI reams and sanitary toilet upstairs I Living room, bedroom, kitchen dovi i stairs, Well and pump in kitchen Frame painted Niie shade Hiram K Smith, hxr Arthur Flintaft Est FOR KENT House and fiveacr6 i One mile east of Pinckney on M36 i Incraiio of L J Henry Phoie 35F4 I FdTFSALji6 iiurner Kitchen I range, burn wood or coal Mrs Artfir Skinner across the Mill I FOU SALErTomata Ifanta for 25 cent a dozeti Earl Gallup, 75 Dexter Road, Pinckney WANTEDSingle bottom Furgeson plow ffor Ford tractorA soy m FOR SALEThree, quarter hod j complete with spring and matrc Also, double coil full size bed oprftj rt Nettie Vaughn 309 FuUcy FOR SALE Living Room Suite Piece QuickHeat Oil liumor, Med size Uedroom Suite 3 piece Phone 108 F 3 Electric Stove Breakfast Set M E Meyer Pinckney FOR SALE John Deere 41H Tractor on rubber, John Deere Cult vator and plow Woodrow Messey 938 Rush Lake Road WANTED Saws 1 9 R0FES8IONAL CORNER Singer to ilo Rollie Pinckney Michigan FOR SALKHousehold Furniture living room and bedroom suites, interspring mattess etc Radio 11456 Lakeside Drive Hiland Lake FOR SALE Four inch dram tiie and four inch sewer tile D E Hoey SonsDexter iJINC Kay M Dlft M D Pinckney, Mioh Daily 1100 AM to a lOO P M Except Wodneedar MOD, TueeFri, Sat, 700800 paf DR G RMcCLUSKY LENT1ST 11IM N Miefeigea Office 935 VanWiakU VamWimaie Charles K aWmm AttoYaayt at Low A First State had Savings Beam Hewt4 slRl Realdenao S14 FOR SALE Fryers y Eli Aron 407 Stuart St Pinckney Mich FOR SALE Cow 5 yrs old Jersey Fresh Apply 1900 Beardsley Road FOR SALE Horse drawn double cultivator in good condition Apply 1100 Beardsley Road FOHSALE Machinists tools and lool chst Appy 1900 Beardsley Road tOR SALE MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD, WAVES Phon 9 MARION JARVIOwaer PERCY EJuUT AUCTION Phone SF11 Pincknay, Michigan cls3NUAW Arbor, Michigan HAROLD r CHUBB Hawaii, Michigan Local Representative Monument Market i 1 Skim milk powder for Beehjer, animal feed at Michigan Milk Prod Rush Lake Roun, Pinckney j Assn stations in 100 and 150 lb LEE LAVEY Foli SALTTFreih Cut Afpuragus, green Onions, Vegetable PUntsMson horse drawn equipment 54 Farley ltd,Pinckney Pfione 35F11 Michigan bags at 8 cents a pound An Excellant economical source of high protein and vitiman content food Th fcJ L FOR SALENrw Modern five J room house, complete with bath, furnace and oak floors, located In t the Probate Office in the STATE, OV MICHIGAN Probata Court for the County f Livingston At a Sejuion of said Court, held City Soy Bean Meal 410 cwt Pinckney Call or see Howard Read Phnnj Pnkney36 GRAVElTHAULrNG I will KauJ gravel, sand, fill dir and black EdBennett,phone Pinckney 146F41 FOR SALEOak flooring nna iuing, kiln dried, slab wood ,w thd stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phone 4581 Dexter Mjch FuK SALEiu Acre Farm with Electricity Mrs, Geo Parker Pinckney, Mich R F D FOR SALE3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utility building 18 ft square reason abliLuci us Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney 111 UK SAiiiHammer Mills, Auto matic Shallow Well Water Systems Spriing Tooth Harrows,2 Used 214 lows, Automatic 15 Gallon Wae Ht alers, Fence, Barb and SIelJ Posts Elmers Garage Oak Grove, Mich the SNEu PhoM 183 207 H ft, QMBJ Bkm HowalL Raa fistata City, Laka tmi V A lynlilUj lUt Your Property With Ma JL4VEY INSURANCE Pnoee WFJ Micblgaa MARTIN J LA VAN IS BHftftot VaUftt Phone 136F6 jssm Stata Licanta RapalrUf mw 717 Udtotlda Drlf Rttah Laka PRSWARTHOUT SON FNERAL HOM GEN Pirckn i AUCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 armers Feed Supply PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMar WANTED Paper af all kinds, iron, Raga Coppai Harry Prisk FOR SALKSiabwootfriBujr Nowi Thurson Lumber Co, Phor 44 Howell, Mich of Howell in said County, on 28th day of May A D 1047 Present, Hon Wiflis I, Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of John R Martin, Deceased It appearing to the Court the time for presentation of claims ed as well as trailer parti All sizes against said estate should be limit 12 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by ed, and that a time and place T FARMERSiS79t thought of buying a trailer It will prow the most useful tool on the farmHrvul your own crops, feed, stock etc We have that tne best built trailers to be obtainbe appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by anl oefre said Court the hour, day or week Also motor boats for sale Come in and see us Wtl SAN RENT A TRAILER CO 917G Grand River AveHowell,Mich Phone 1227 Howell Ambttlaaae Sanlaa 39 PlBokaay, Mleblgm SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOrEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBfft Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVB HOWELL, MICHIGAN 90R APPOINTMENTS 4HON3 S68 Rarldnea 61S STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howtf Itu is Ordered, That all creditors HELP WANTED Elderly woman to of said deceased are required tomake home with lady, present thir claims iid ccvl at J Phone 97 Stockbridge said Probate Offiro on i before IFOR SALE jfiSji Housewives a AV E YOUR rASTE FATS Ur Overcome Soap Shorta rLUX VST the 11th day of AugnVt A D li at ten oclock in the forenoon,,ail time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination ami adjustment of all claims and de mands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given Vv pub Hcation of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, RegpUto of Probata v STATE OF MICHIGAN Tha Probata Court for the County af Livingston At a session of said Court, hold at the Probate Office in he City of Howell in said County, on the jon the 29th day of May AD, 1947 t Present, Hon Willis L Lyon, Judge of Probate J In the Matter of the Estate of Ida Mae Mowers, Deceased y John M McLucas, having Tiled in 1 account, and his petition praying General Electric sweeper, electric iron, nearly new four burner ante, gas table top rang three burner kerosene stove, drr3 or, and two burner electric hot plate Lucius Doyie Phone 42 rMoU Bttt IM and Till Coit tc f nci with a SEAMAN TILLER mid Court his final administration for the allowance thereof tind forj the assignment and Distribution if the residue of said estate, and for the allowance of fees for extraord inary services It is Ordered, That the 23rd day of June A D 1947, at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed ffor examining and nilwing said account ind hearing said pciitm It i Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous io said day of hearing ,n th Pnckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed nd circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate ktovit Ifta lili of Mi SEAMAN TILUI ur placed In kmi of IK machine Initoarf f at th iida oM of th now, In provtd modoll you con till tha soft ,igM up cloa la fencot and Mate ioeHer eedbt at the same time Ye ut uolly iacreaie your crop acreoae by pif ing hitherto idle mmd into prodvetiaa The SIAMAN Is the original farm lse fjfary flhf terviceroved over a period of mere Man ten ycr i It b up Wied m htU fonge of power takeoff nd motorliedj models, from 36hKa to 2ineh tlllafa Uths I et ui teff yea more about fhe SEAMAN ILLER and Hi practical oppccrtoni to VJT feim and avp venditions Come la id talk it ANNUAL DEXTER CHELSEA LIFEBUOY is world wide shortage of all Animal Pats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Smap farg only one fifth of what they used in 1941 ThU also affects, paints, textiles, leather floor etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have beentittle , One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from wi American kitchens, dont blme your grocer if he ha no soap bat save every ounce of Tit you can and sell it We Need them Leave Them at this Store KOSC GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAhvEVLUW Ann Arbor Mich Phone 90tS e e e KfctKlUERATION AP PLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMER YWARD HAROLD RADY 330 RUSH LAKE RO, PlNCkmSRY t l1 Phone llVXl Flnekna PICNIC JENNINGS jGROVE, INDEPENDE CE LAKE JUNE 15 fY DEXTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND FAMILY AND BRING YOUR DINNER COFFEE S fEN AWAY AND 25 SMALL OMCS McPherson Slate Bank LATE PLANTING This year snow storms and rain storms have been more than ample Wealher Bureau estimates rstate that I we have now received more than j rainfall So much moisture ias nat uraily retarded the farmers uf hb ingston County in their plowing and 60 percent of our estimated annual planting Farmers in areas north of us often are as late or later in pot ting in their crop and still have ade quate harvest To draw a simple, many people wait until late in life before begten Ling a savings program It is never to late to start planting those dollars in a savings account cr in U S Savings Bonds The thrift habit will provide a ready aooree of funds in later years Begin Saving Tottey j ni ear etrriR MEATS AI Clarks REPRICE RATOoUmd PRIZE LARGE RADIO inUHct Dog and Hambjarger Stands, Soft ,Ie Cream, Refreshtrjents fwimtung Games and Prizes, Rides EVERYOJIE WELCOME I Free Ire Creaat WknmtokU s il Rm JSIM, vvr v 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 11, 1947 Description An account of the resource June 11, 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 1947-06-11 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a8032ffdbe6a651c84317e156b658841.pdf 1ca36014766951819be03db0a55364f7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i IHIJWM 1 m ,iKkwy VOL 64 ispatdj Michigan Mirror Senir Trip 1 Pkirkyy Dispatch jVednetday, June 18,1947 Mews and and Happening of tola Tersely Told From Lanaiag Theres t0 tides to about every, thing That go for the Sigler Keyes leud at Lantwg The Governors ire at reputed stifling of the administrations legislative program by a handful of senators was publicly aired before Michigan Ass Press editors in annual LmtfEtmg the senate which he tenp4athe worst ive known n yean Governor Sigler charged Lieut Governor Eugene B Keyes with playing politics Keyes encour aged a small group of prima donnas to obstruct administration bills the governor declared Sigler said Local News Items At 930 oclock on June 2nd the senior class started off on their trip up north Mrs Meyer and Mr and Mrss Hendee drove for the girls and Jack Hannett, Welton Chamuenian Jerry Shira and Mr Reader drove for tie boys Wr stopped in HoweOl to let Mr filacer see his banker, and a necessity and continued on to Ray City where vup ate Corky Darrow and L D Haines used the phono booth hero he did not believe in cracking the whip over the legislature Each branch or government legis lative, judicial and executiveshould j always remain independent and free of one another Several Legislative observers who watched the conduct of the senate dur ing the fivemonth session are inclined to agree with Gov Sigler as to Keyes behind thescenes needling The Dearborn dentistlawyeregineer the phonobooth here After going a short ways further Mr Reader got 2 flat tires but we arr ved at Mackinaw at 800 p m for supper At 1030 we went over to at Ignace on the boat, Cheboygan During this romace budded but Mrs Meyer clipped its winge Dick Young got lost because he is a poor reader The letters W O are not silent in all words Dick At St Ignace the boys and girl a parted, the gins going to the cabins and the boys piching their tents in a state park The night was cold but we had not foundany snow yet We were all bedded down when Roy Reason and family spent the week end in Cooperville Mrs Edna Reason and Leota spent the week end ut the Russell 0lover home near FowlerviUe Wayne Carr arid family of Detroit and Leo Bettes and wife of Walled Lake were week end guests at the R J Carr home Joseph Griffith and family attend ed the air show and flying field dedication at New Hudson Sunday Andrew Nesbjtt and wife spent Fathers Day with Gordon Hester and wife of Ypsilanti Win Hester and son, of Detroit were there Sunday callers at the L J Henry home were Charles Withehead and wife and Miss Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory Mrs Alice Schoenhals and Mrs Lida Karus and daughters of Ho well Mrs Marie Bauer and children of Brighon spent Sunday at the Louis Shehan home Mi Alma Harris and daughter Zita of Detroit are at their farm here for the summer Born to Mr and Mrs, Charley, Wil I Notes on the Game Hw JVMCI Jhrtf outer Masses at 8 and 11 a, m Novena Fridaj J20 noon 800 p m Preparation and for ftoly Comman ion eaeh Satnjtfay 8 to p m muf Sunday 700 to 80 a m Sunday, Jane 22, 4th Sunday after Jentecost Communion for hoys of the parish, 7th week of 65th jvenna Among the intention are Sun SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney played i dici iranif i with tlar,, Clvni n lu Huul I league Uuiii WewLvduy iii h Iiiukiey kicked in with 4 error the first inning, A oi them Lwin muff ed flies ami wih a hit gave Husvel 4 runs Howell Jed 4 to J up to the 4 innings when liiickny scored limes, lirukey added A t ,i Ji nil, und more ihe 7th and 10 to 4 IYar and he ai No 2S Current Comment J m a Hmcjight Uoe City wS 27iil net a knock came andbig party was on I son ofSwarthouts Cove at St Joe The chaperons got little sleep that J hospital Ann Arbor last week a night but Mrs Meyer got a bump on the head when Welton stopped his car too quick Tuesday we visited Indian village and Castle Rock at St Ignace Then does not like to play second fidoVe t01 ne Doat over to Mackinaw vi,1 axe Mill late Clarence Stackable Mon late S S Malonea Tues, late S M Raphael Wed, late S S Coloma Thuilate S M Domioilla Fri, Octavo Feast of Sacred Heart, Mass for the late Robert Kramer Sat, Feat of St Aloysius, high mass for lato Robert Gradwell Prayers requested for tick and recont A who H for the runs, lioh d 4 hits Pattene and Moyer Daniels und i i i 11JI, hehnn got 4 hit aiil Sijifi lut la i Jor Pinckney u IMI 1M iiuu VanPluiivuni Prigan SOFT BALL NEWS Iintkiiey oft hall team the piioti tian here tonight Dextoj luie ij time iijuor dispen juy iiu uui itic minister in a cruLU icaaioL zu, charged that thoao piaie made a pru tisc of selling ta uaiuis, sicliuol children were among titeij Uilonuis All this pained tlut , IK r dealets deeply who claimed A y re ail law abiding businessmen uai Kpoe C ity was practteailjj t irue Irom sin However, Uie debata c nued and eventually a mob o niailli r, teCeiidrd on Rev loa church at ho claimed to mohi j iin while ho wuo conducting servicer J JS ipunenti ciaiiu only to talk 1 e lUialioi, the cr conrniisijn b wil IlOMl asidy t 7 P M Liht at the piay LlKi and santu ove governor, the liqu cgan to get interests d ileji tho wets did some investig iMiif and uieoviei that previous to iL con version and ordination the R Iuli liad a convictioji against him lor drunk dm lug, that he waa on k and recent departed among are The me persons, however, are critical of the governors handsoff attitude in getting results from the legislature They say it just wont work For example During critical periods when vital ira6rs await ing action, Sigler was ape as not to be in Marquette or Washington alse where His speaking engagements were numerous and frequent The governors passion for speechmaking and flying and the two fit together nicely led capitol observers to several speculations One conm ausion is thai the governor is yet to learn the ropes of how to get thing done legislators want to see gov, not hi lieut the gov, must stay on the job and crack the whip with di jlomatic persuasion and force lie must develop his own leaders in the House and Senate Another speculation is that the Gov doe not expect to run for a second term He is enjoying the power of J office and the prestige that goes with it Clitics of Sigler teel that the Go faced with an unsuccessful legislative record has sought to cover island where we rented bicycles and toured the island with exception of the chaperons who rented surroys We, left the island at 500 and went I back to St Ignace and started for Sault Ste Marie We visited the lock6 and ate supper here The girls fig ured the best way to settle the djnner was a ride in a red clpnvertable for about 20 miles Wednesday we left at 600 a m fbr the Sault Junction and took the Tpnnerville Trolley to the boat,Paul Bunyan which was headed for Tehquamenon Falls Arriving back at the Sault at 500 we went to New berry where we spent the night in daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Wheeler of Dexter called at the Clifford VanHorn home Sunday Fred Bortz and wife and Lemual Martin and wife of Ypsilanti were Sun guests of Mrs Beulah Martin Sunday callers at the Fred Read home were Mrs John McKenzie of Detroit and Jean and Janet GHnton of St Catherine Ont Bub Tasch has started work on his new home oi East Main St It will Ibe 25 by 35 with fill basement and semibungalow style Wm Jeffrey fcloing the cement work and Ade Lavey the carpenter work Loren Meabon has started work at the KaiserFrazer plant at Willow Run Mr and Mrs J R Hannett and son Jack spent the week end with Mr and Rev Hugh 0Honnei er rector of Notre Danu Chanceler of the of Chicago Arch Dio C,f Iuxtor IHrrclor COMM CONGL CHURCH Rev Alfred, Allnrd Organist and choir Merwin Campbell S H Mr Hrnm Vedder We cordially invite all not have a church homo to with us Sunday Morning 10110 Our, Sunday School hour i at which time a short chidi gram will be given by the bi girls in the S, S, VVe invite you to this The opening u nil league SOFT BALL NEWS linckiicy team won line in the count, under lights at How Monday night when tl the Kagers tram J in 1 to A, llul nyvv, pitching Pinckney let kseli do bits and aliowec theil pot en Hy defeated Howelj entiv for ian or one who 6t uch as potatue foumy fairs UIIM had rtipty The mmitrr t but aaid it aJJ h 1 ho l lii in JlO mi vn with 4 nr run except in 5th inning when Howell scratch hits with 2 Piniknev got when both Joe bunched nckney errors ff to a Iii program Mrs Roy Henry at Batte Creek, cabins We went to the theatre there, jj Tle following teachers have fceen Thursday we saw the Pictured hired at the Pinckney School rs I Rocks at Munising and Miners Falls IRaymonda Morris to replace We spent the night at Marquette i ay we continued north to Copper Harbor at the tip of Mich Heiv we visited Fort Wilkins and spent the night in cabins near Baraga It was Corkys birthday and we had a party for him Saturday morning we ate in Barga where Mrs Hendee and Mrs Meyer helped in the kitchen We started for Wisconsin at 1000 and stayed up his failures by seeking to make others i ,, the scapegoat The McKay forces, t the Wisconsin Dells over night for example, were charged by the gov After church was over Sunday mornwith attempting to scuttle the vro1 ing we took a boat trip through the gram Then Keyes was blamed in the lells The boys al got shoeshines Higgins Lake statements Our own observation is that there some truth to both sides of the above situation We wili not go into details We observe, also, that the administrat ion has 18 months left to complete its record When you check what leg islature did during its fivemonth 1947 session, you will agree witn Douglag Graham, chief of the tansing bureau of the United Press Sig ler came out of his first legislative bout in fair shape Most of his pro gram was adopted but he had to wait until almost the last minute for some of it , As for the deficit, variously est and sure to run into millions, thats a horse of another color The gov feels that a deficit may help to con vince votets that the surplus at Lansing is largely, fiction and that the ales tax diversion amendment was only another way to force new and higher tax on the taxpayer At least, the sales tax issue is still alive The legislature voted to and we started for Chicago There was a mixup in getting i abiiisjand thj girls got separated from flb boys Mrs Moyer had to be home 1 Monday so she left with AI j Bobon and Gweneth Clawson as soon as the girls got hotel rooms Arriving at Chicago we saw the Chicago White Sox play the New YorkYankees a 10 inning game won by Chicago We stayed ail night at Sawyer, Mich Tuesday we arrived home although Mr Reader took some cf the boys to Detroit to the ball game We would like to call to Jerrys 1 attention that parking meters do not allow overtime and tickets are hand ed out in such cases Zabie Hammer, Mrs Mildred HJ Lavey to replace Mrs E Campoell and Lawrence Hobey of Willow Run to replace Miss MarjoriaJCurtis The fqriaer ifr married and na twin sons and will live in the Hollis Wylie a partments Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Klump Murial McEachren at If of M hospital, Ann Arbor, June 1C, a son, James Allen A mariage license has been issued to Erston Clark, 40, oft Gregory and Helen Bland, 42, of Gregory AUTO ACCIDENT Charles Maas, son of Clyde Maa3 and Jack Garland, son of the late George Garland of Howell were bad ly injured when the car they were in hit a tree on East Grand River Howell near the viaduct about 1000 A M Saturday night GOSPki, MISSION Rev Ezra Beachey, Patr Morning VVprship 1000 Sunday Sflfel 1100 SuperintenWnt Yw ur Tidig Young Peoples Meeting o good stall Lavey and Paul Sinj er bit home runs the JirM They added 2 more the ,ec ing on lnis hy P Singei uifi 1 eiroiv, oilier the ing on J walLi, doubles and Lavey i inckney pla Mil ford under lights next Thurs S4fi P M PINCKNEY Shehan, 2b inning nd inn and Shehar 1 next inriby Palmci at Howi night OF GOD PENTECOST CHURCH 358J East Street Dexter, Michigan Rev W Landaxs Partor Everyone welcome NoticeServices starts at 7oO in the eventag CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday School 10 Hi Morning Sendee 1100 A Evanglistic Services 7 A J Voung peoples meeting Thursday 750 P, M M M Palmer, ,ss Lav y, f Si rigor, rf Ledwidge, If F Singer, Ab I Meyer, c Reason, lb P Singer, p EACiERS Herman, s P Dennett, 2J Klauhling, jb Daniels, Russell, rf I Pennett, , 4 4 V i 1 1 tin I iodi,t Ine J i 11 i v Mllll ion other back home 4 4 2 CLEANERS 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 3 0 0 won onco sells gad peeler etc SB ncen in bank admitted ail uipened befora conversion However ane of his Weaiiier friend, wno likeCalvin CoJl d,e preacher were merely against n, derted itnd the Koe City wets circulated petitions signed byj , ie iii ti icose City und by practically an tne citizens of JWio vhctc he aio jeacius asking s tranier if up to the Metcoiifeieitce to send him back to t l,iTound in KMO City or not, re lo not ci where hi, character pro iviui to hi conversion and entering inilry hav an thing todo with II it doe thiii there I Jung a repentance or The Pv Scott reininds of an Michigan character who existed oi the ninties, 11 O Will iad been a all around toujji juy religion after which ianioi rev ivai, t, and ternperancd talkei Much of his preuching was djJK in Cadiiii S his Jospe W iVfll place tj piace At one hqg 2 is no onverbypii fighter before ne got in became a 3 3 I o VVf Ae M ANNUAL MELTING The Annua1 Meeting of School District No 2 of the Township of Putnam for the election of school officers and for the transaction of such business as may lawfuly cdme beforr it, will be held at Pinckney Circuit Court News Judge Collins held court ir Howell last Mon and Thurs A jury was drawn for the trial of DA, bunnell TS Marie CJandenning involving property when the Ctse was settled Thmjfciay mostly divorpe casc were heard Phyllis was granted a divorce from Oliver Donnelly, David from AWce Chamness, Mary from Robert Lynn, Floss from John Oniel resubmit the amendment to the votl School on Monday, the 14th day en in Nov, 1948, along with a 0f July, 1947 at 8 oclock P M move to revise the state constitution i, H C Thayer, Sec Conservation Notes The new schedule of higher pricued fishing license does not gointo H effect until Jan 1, 1948 Fishing Z vfr PL rson with a Hcety sales are still 7 percent beS Ullf1 v,hite Plnc l hind the same period last year Note 025 Yemr Age nL mL TW ndo Tlie lampreys th scourge of trout SStLTTr P H Srth fishermen in the north are also late ow and G W Teeple property There MRS IDA CAMPBELL Mrs Ida Cornelia Austin was born May 7, 1857 and died June 14 at the home of her daughter Mrs Gar ner Carpenter near Durand She married Edgar Carpenter who drew milk to the Howell Condensed Milk factory for a number of years After hia death she married Frank Hall and lived on the farm near Ana derson on Hinchey Road tHer last husband was Charles Campbell with whom she lived Pinckney on M36, east Council Proceedings Regular meeting of Village Coun cil June 10, 1147 Meeting called to order by ir Parker followed by Roll Call of officer PresentClinton Kennedy, Swarthout und, Cijark AbsentDinkel and Palmer Ai J nates of last two meetings read I and approved1 Motion by Kennedy supported by Swarthout that council adopt the following resolution A meeting will be held at the Village Hall in the Village of Pinck ney, Michigan, at 830 P M, on July 8, 1947, to hear objections to the vacation of Austin Park The following is a copy of the Resolution regularly adopted at the meeting of the Council on June 10, 1947 Whereas, it appears that block no Two of Range Number Four of Hin cheys First Addition to the Village Pinckney was designated in the plat as recorded in Liber 51 of Deeds, on page 453, was designated as Aus tin Park, and t Whereas, the said Block Number Two of Range Number Four has never been used as a park but on the contrary has been rerularly as jessed tor taxes, we do hereby deem it advisable to vacate said Park, and do appoint July S, 1947, at 830 P M, at the Village Hall, Village of Pinckney, Michigan, as the time and piac to hear objection to thi resolution, and direct the Village Clerk to give a notice of this meet ing, together with a copy of this Cutlin, Koch, Moyil, Strong, If ft l v i 3 3 U 1 a n n o Ml 111 ,n 1 I i U J i I HARD BALL NEWS After being rained out 2 Sunday in a row the Pinckney Tri Connty learne team played the Mesnard Oil team at Ann Arbor Sunday and josl 12 lo 3 Jlill Ntcptoe of Dexter pitched itr Jiiivkney and was found for 1A hits He also received poor support Pinckney only got 3 bib off Koehler, former Ann Arbor higb school pitcher, one being a home by Bill Kuhn The Pinckney lireuj was Ward, r, teptoe i Ainur ey, lb Kuhn, 2U Palmer, A Young, ss Ledwidgr, Lavoy, Shiroy and H Amburyey, outfield They play at Saline Sunday Olher score were Chelse 10 iuare, Detroit froni on which he drove meeting ti UMIJ iiif the Cousidins Wftlbpn aifiKe lied him with the pur pose uf biiakmv i bi meeting but, oth Vaijijni iJ ly tJe expug rlo not know as be eer taik M , bi we neleie he did on e Staid respectable ee , I t, vOCIidel CiJ III only ilint ajjjn in e of him iii , r ,ji u IKU OH Ua other a i tcicJn d the clas v,ho need ivlij ion i In mo I and whom chuivhes have nev tact J n t the been able 0 conTin in I, ,ted hold tin howi South Lyon 1 o Foie jlle Manchester i, Sain J 1 Lesu 1 Slock bridge J, WcbbcrviUe 3 Mason Brighton 8 ing of the picture Abies Koe at Anji Arbor wa,s pick last week jn tle grounds its JeuiJ and Irish up to rid icule Tin, pay, the stae version of wiiidi year ao broke all record conserlive nieht, showing and is sltfl go in troii alter 2 years was once bonore,i Jjy our picsence many years ago TJie etling and plot ible and prooaljiy nevej the humo iwrit en aul are imposs r hapjKiied and cheap but, it is well a rht on right after Wri V ar f when the people wanted ornithine laugh about and forget the Tale of Uncle Rem no harm in it troubleu tei Like is W i still remains the options m the John Pfadcet, H fi Swarthout aitd Gauss preprly He has also taken an option on the C V VanWinkie farm Martin Mefrin died at his home in HasabttUg township June Z Surviving are his wife and 6 children Pkfflif afangan, daughter of Mr and Mn Thomas Mangan of Detroit was Uttod flsmday when struck by an auto thorn Mm Mangan was Teas Hackett TMm Plan and Viola Mitos wen UnmU4 tm prohibition violation Sat Imrvmmn hefoe Jostiee Teoiey aasl on 00 host Jr and wife are en by tot to California of Chtoa is Favorable weather is iorcast xr June 2,5, the opening of the cane on showing up foreast for w Survivin are two sons, Aze Car j Ipenter of Doulis Lake and Vernor IFtwn to be published in the pole fifihin season The legal size UaU Mrs Mrs of Howell and two daughters Pjkney Dirpmtch for three weeks Garner Carpenter of Durano , Mo y Kennedy supported by Aibert Siem of Oak Grove dmtonJJio followed biIs be allowed CLEVELAND POOLE Cleveland Iooie, J2, died suddenly in Greirory of a heart attack last Thursday, tie ws t o son of the latf Ceorge lJoole and iiverf on the Poole farm west of town, urviviir are his wife of Jjejrory, a sisUr, Mrs rlad, Jorham of Detrfvt and two brothers, Tho ma of Hr Kory and Charles of Eugene Ore A sistei irace Gilchrist, and a brother, Ieler are deceased Wie funeral was held Sunday the Swarthout Funeral Home Milton of Gregory offiiating ial in pinckney Cemetery cc that Rep Casc eRj of SOU, til LUofa r,a arved ctijeress to build a nat ionu nent jn outn Dakota to the Indian chief who Georjrt Custer and his entire command at th battle of the liijr Hoin Aftr this i built Sitii, I j VJ f masM red ieu Lit maybe someone will want one built to honor Uenedict Arnold Simon Grit, Captain Wirtz and , Simon Grity who commanded Andorsom ille prison during civil war anl starved his death the prisoner u f roi Bur Th EMERSON HOWARO Roy Emerson Howard, 47, died at I his home at Hudson Corners tn the Fox Tent A Awning d flag Thomas Bead A Sons Lumber for biuejrills and sun fish is 6 in I one, Mrs Met Chalker is dead the limit 15, hass 10 in limit5 I The funeral was held at the A banded pheasant released in St Pinckney Com, Cootr church Tues Joseph, Mich April 1946 was shot Rev Mriaifs officiating JBurial in at LakeviHe Ind in Nov which is 38 Pinckney Cemetery miles south of St Joseph Michigan sportsmen now have DANCE AT SCHOOL SATURDAY ISO miles stream frontage to fish There will be a dance at the sen from and 42,223 acres of state lands joot in Pinckney Saturday night The 92 members of Use Mien, And j June 21, snonaored by the Pincknev tsbofl Society wfeo spent 3 days at j bnsines men Cask prizes given afOesoee identified 104 species way f jrf f7 mber Swar1lKMIt f bind j MUSK by the Mercury 5 Dances part 4 A bnek deer killed itself recently,oid and new Kilroy wiq be tnerejct, naj Co 5 by 8 970 Cement 6634 Pinefney Post Office Safety Box rent 220 Lee Lavey Ins on Fire truck4090 Bail Bang Cement and etc4350 Dexter Pinckney road ThuifKiay The funeral and burial was at Dex ter SurNivint are 5 brothers COMMUNICATION There will be a special Commun ication of Livingston Lodee No, 7 F A A M on Sat night, June 21 to Ann Arbor CWt Co lack Top J01 3rd A large number nw jv A n A Stanley Omke EeT Parker 7LZg ,,,, Ittawajrb a wire fence aiaTI ij Sh M01KE v for ants W Ui Woldjosi Bko tn JOM ttajny JE mwm isanf nmn by pairing its head 76 Swarthout Merlin Laey , Stanley Dinfcei A teter fnam Caimnte Samuel1 Gke to Join yemr iaILrata announces bis sanrriajr m iotisei by j H so beatJOetrost en June a, 1047 tm Mary cfc nste 1 P atlLnTate Meently dfttafe 50GC 800 Board of Rev 800 300 Fine Call 6547 3 of Detroit Men are expected out According to present plans this will conclude the lodge degree work for tie summer Felkwcraft team membens are asked to turn out Refreshments served after degree work P W Curlett, Sec nr qiution now Wii Pres T run iin cto the TaftHartley Labor liill which imposed restrictions on orKmizcd tabor The answer is that in all probaltiiities he will Signing the bi would jiuii him nothing as it was liepuiiitm sxn,ored and Republican nas i lily ltiness and industrj has aIvi bfii ir the Republican camp and cilways wil LKJ On the other hand ihe Democrat party has invariably championed labor and the labor port be receivd was largely ible for Franklin Roosevdts 4 cessive victories A veto, even if cress overrodo would etil man in the rok of labors y Motian Carried 4V U 4M V gp ,,r Marriaee ILseemm Ecwin Reed, ZS, FowlerviUe, EM Vanderhoff, 2, Howeil CktasaV Lute, 22, FowlerviUe, Shirley WaV H, W MOTKX The Dexter and Chelsea K of C picnk will be held next Sunday June 22nd at Jennings drove Iftdepend T account ef caio and berg, 5, HoweJL HoweU Orland land Dorothy Louis Stuhrbeng, 30 1 VKeOJ JW i mKEY PPATCh Waewfcy, Jon tt 47 AVoiN AliiiATLK SYLVAN CHtfLSKA MITt Sun Tuc Jun 22 24 CROSS MY HEART A Court Room Comedy Starring m, ivira nuniCK BETTY HUTTON, SONNY TUFTS j RAYMOND MASSEY, ROBERT COOTE, KATHLEEN BYRON F L 6aI Jiui 021 bAJMANS TERRITORY A Supr WtiUn Fri A Sat June 20lt starting PRAMEn RANDOLPH SCOTT, ANN l A DEST, RICHARDS I GLENN FORi, JANJS CAR 1R A Comody Starring FOWL BRAWL fHlRIJO HUSBAND szrosT nrttoSSZT STAIRWAY TO t HEAVEN Romantic Fantasy in Technicolor Starring v DAVID NIVEN, KIM HUNTER f YOU SAVE TIMS You can handle 20 or more bushels of grain per minute An electric elevator does ihf work of six men 2, you SAVE LASOU Save your own muscles and those of your hired hands Relax while it loads your grain YOU SAVE MONEY In hours gained and wages tavcd Use it for ear corn, haled hay, every type of grain New Comedy ENCHANTED SQUARE SWEET LOW COMING CIGARETTE GIRL 1 LAND RUSH J0LS0N STONY IfR lOVF OF RUSTY iOVER THE SANTE FE TRAIL WATCH FOR SONG OF THE SOUTH1 tTiTTinriihiiitiiirHiniiiiiiiTimtlViriuiHf J f first Nation a Bank 1 turn Y Plenty of topquality portable electric elevators are on the market Their simple, durable construction keeps repairs at a minimum Oer tiq costs are mighty modest with a 3hp motor Talk to your Edison Farm Service Advisor about the type best suited to your needs 1iiS advice is accurate and lmpai1,and hell be ylad to arrange a demonstration for you The DETROIT EDISON Co m A W , ir v v 5 ViU ai , w AjiiJ atv SB ftKi j31 JBAfl f1 DANGER COOKIE HAS A WATER GUV Mischcie iou iwlle ,ookie ilitouu iiunistid hous lnl into an L ar with her st watr jrun S ilii lauh nuikiii VDIE pppre, Plus M , , JlfJGS, FLASH JOIiDON, n Ty,iLrJUy VNI DK an 1 other cmni c ,iir hit in ilCk, Th Coiir Weekly, wit ihi Si day June Jl isue of Flu IKMOK Sunday Tinier ils Helen and lirharu c Maiiim and Ms Lucius Smith 1 Miv iik Sl,inn iiia Supi aul ii Liii , latirn, of Ann wriv i 1111 I with Sert M 1 ,,irl1 x iienlnenncr iff v ,i ii ,rlon Spfiv of OcvoUi and rval Nash, wife atnl Vl ii at t h iluinin , i, ri ,,iiv r ff Ifow is spend iiy Mi wrek with his son, Jiaynioifi and aniily ivtiiuric, Acne paint Varnish, o A riintine r 11 Son ini i,une i, day last wek Mi il Mr, i W Sne of IfH if, indiv diliinT UUesi, 1 i i , it,d Mt Ivav f in I T ilov II, Miehiuan CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and i neiphhors and rinekney fire djt , who helped saw my IK from d ruction by fire last week j Nick Ooluser Mr and Mi onkm md dai , l iie ptvi ilaV,K en, ,11 and P r,, Luk, SEPTIC TANKS lfr , IunpM Out and AU Contents ill , nir w eiet hir,j , ,, , ,, , M i 11 a led Awav H I 2000 a lank ,, Nlw l 111 ,, i G600 Brighton Lake Road SvaMis Sioi ,lmvM M eli, n nVV ML LL Vi , Brighton Mirh Phone 3609 , t STATt OF MILHiiiAiN ,,ulay pinsts oi Mrs Mia Dixon , Tho ril,uit Coml ,,r ,,, aJ wi Herman Mutn 0f Living ton In bancery Hoy W Ihillios Kthcl K Phillipt his wife Plaintiffs VS hajKfon and Julian Chanson, his A tiuLis Chappenlon, AujTJi wit, Alexander Cojuillard, Aex I Nojtiliard, Almon Whippie, Hicaad VVillian s, Flavis J H rajjc Alhort Cram, lroderuk J Le, Daid II Vounjar, David C Youm, MuiJiih Montiijyue, and their unknovt heirs, dcieet5, legatees and assigns i Ml S Under Federal Supervision 1 Meaner Federal Dopoftlt InS turenee Corporation All Do otitt Insured up to 6,040 fo S each OapootMR I I g HOW TO ST RECH a 2 YOUR DOLLARS M aW I r g Want to make ycur money go 1 farther Keep a budget Thu 3 first step to know where your 5 dollar, jrc and whut for Tlu 5 easiest way ia to have a check g inK account and depcait all your earnings Then it is simple mat ter to jot down expenditures on g check stubs Start an account WE HAVE AMPLE FUND AVAILABLE rCll 301 JD LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE, 5 OR PERSONAL AT REASON 8 3 ABLE RATES Cartoon HOBO BOBO Sun Show 3,87,9 Wod ThrJune2ST28 KINQ OF THE WILD H HORSES I Outdoor Drama with PRESTON FOSTER, GAIL PATRICK, BIG BOY WILLIAMS PATH BRADY PLUS j RED RIVER RENEGADES with SUNSET GARSON ami PEGGY1 STEWART Shown 700 920 COMING TEMPTATION M DARLING CLEMENTNE SONG OF THE SOUTH HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tuej Wed Thuri June 171819 JEANNE CRAIN 2 MARGIE lo 1 tvnmcuior with GLENN LAN YON LYON BARI i m zt June iU 2l wal Saturday 2 pm ZANE CiREYS CODE Of THE WEST wan JAMES WARREN Plm J GENIUS AT WORK run WALLY BROWN ALAN CARNEY v rtoo Sun Mon June 22 23 Mat Sunday 2 pm Contd BETTY GRABLE, DICK HAYWES in I HE SHOCKING MISS PILGRIM In lucnnicolor Selected Short Suljecti NeiTa iuee WedJune24 25 LES MISERABLES IREUDIE MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON Corned, Head Le Carrots Cabba Coffee KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN S1CW It CHASE SANBORN ARMOURS STAR I lb lb 4 25 Bacon Squares lb 49c Smoked Picnics Ground Beef DEFENDANTS ATHLETES FOOD GERM At a session of said Court held HOW sTO KILL IT the Court House in he of I IN NE HOUR flowvdl Miehijran, on the 2tJi day I IF NOT PLASEli, your 35c f May r47 Iback Ask any ttttiggist ior this Teent Hon Joseph H Collins lSTKONG FUNGICIDR, TKOL vv,,it Judge jMade with i percent akohol, it I p ,, Ii appearing from the worn hill Penetrans, Reaches and kij More Jh ctncu , Wiring and Contract I omptiiH iileii in tin ruus ili,t Kvernis faster Today at j Work UlstilBates Given h plaintiffs hav not been able CORY DRUG STORE Uinclvney 4i Ka1 1utnnllJckneyhone 5 diligent search and 11151, to eoitain wltiner then above named uf1dattt,s aie iiviiji or dad, or iinc they reside if living, or Ahrder they huve personal ieiesentatives or heirs living, or where they or any of them may reside, 01 whetiier he title, interest, fiaim, lien or posviiie lijjh of siiid defnd ants lias been assigned to any other person or persons, or vhethr such title, interest eiaiin, lien or poseuuie iglit has been disponed of by the left, udants And it furtliev appearing hat the plaintiffs do not know and hae nol 1, M able ulLer diligent eaich and iniuuiry to asoertin th names of u persons who are included as defendants in this cause without be ing aimed Therefore, on motion of Glenn C Ylland and Wilfred H Erwin Attorneys for plaintiffs, it ordered that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause thu appearance to be entered in this cue within three months fiorn the date of thir order, and that in default thereof the bill of complaint IN STOCK 8 SINKS J1 SOFTNERS ofcrTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TIIRQ SffiSJ08 VVESWSTSJUJK85 1 FITTINGS JET PUMPS Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF READY fc TO EAT EXTRA LEAN LB by Link Sausage Mod Beef 14 lb Concrete and Steel Septi Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps jrieynolds Sehaffer Water Softefeiv i Operation Medicine Cabinets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe MYRON J HUGHES Uoensed Master Plumber 1366 Miefa 8717 LakeaMe 0r iah yPincknc jr Gen Store Mm4Wr IBLF SVE 54 IMJI CAST MiUM SIXEMX tasjt CAST MAM srttccr 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tubs WHih Basins All Types Cabinet Sinks iTauit tnereoi tne oui oi complaint jx Flat Sinks J filed herein be taken as confessed 2 Double Sink f by said defendants and each ani all IJ Closet Combinations fof them r IX uKlry Tubs 4 It is farther ordered, that the IT 30 Gallon H W Boilers plaintiffs within forty days from IX teel Shower Stalls the 4ate hereof, cause this order toZ Sump Pumps be published in the PincKney DisIX patch a newspaper, printed, publish f 2 ed and circulating in aaid County Q o Uvinrston, once each oeek for id piackney six suooeaive weeks d wy Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true Copy Levis M Sehultr I iue above entitled cause involves and is brought to quiet the title to the following dqagribed premises arv uate and oein in the City of iiowell, County of Livingston and State We are now ojea for bojuimt tae fTlnwm i aim mm nu iuW iof Michigan, and more partuMter ataigladly gloen for Sheet Metal work, gutter 4owioutr I described as Lot number, sixty two Staeka nnil farnane rrpnirint In irTmrrtmeTW ZmET i of Asaesors Plat No 3 of lot for wefcUa oad araaiag AUwodc r I 1 Mil n o the Cy of Howell, as duly laatlj, M M ML rtnr fbdmiFm1dmM 4 Start Lfcrmt Witfwd M ErwUv Ciena C m mwmwmm NOTICE K P JPTTTFf 4 NiPJ3cJL ylLA lt 1947 Peoples Store roceries, Drygoods Canned oodsf Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Can you nam the principal materials theyre made of Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING eekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee ittone 64114 WNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv, jLchijan Bntered a icond class matter at Poatoffice ut Pinckney, Michigan undo no au of March 3 187 SuuTTTiuon rati 150 a Year fAUi W, CURLSTT ffiBUMUl ANSWER 1 rubbor, 2 load, 3 rwr, I iPtf, 5 cotton yarn, 61 linnhcr TIKJSC critical imitcriuls needed to rxml the telephone system are still on t he areo lint That one of the reasons why many folfcs ure nlill waiting for telephones Despite material shortages, were netting quite a bit of new equipment win, cable, central office apparatus and HS ihlioanR And as fast as wo can install it, v n ahle to connect more telephones Hut orders for telephone service keep coining in almost as fa,1 as w, 01 till the unci we already , r, 011 our I took, So theres a lot of work wheail More hiiihlin s to rrect More wire, ruble and central oilico cpiipiiient to nianufuclure and intall, Now that the telephone strike i over, were moving ulonwilh the job Our aim is plenty of telephone service for everybody when and whereHhey want it, ICHIOAN B i TELEPHONE COMPANY SPOT CASH HdRSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 2 Per Cwi CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE V CARCASS MUST BE FSESH iND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL Original Company To Pay for 450 DEAD STOCK lador Alive tORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 CenU a lb JFUrm Animal Collected Promptly n Equtpmoot Capable Mea L PARKER Agent Phone S8, Pincknev FASTEST Dsad StokfWvice in Mtahicaft H Carr and wife entertained the Lee, KuLtler und Hoburts families for dinner Sunday Mrs Lowell JSniithgave a Stanley brush demonstration at her home ul Luudand Krday Mr Walker Leathermun of Ln sing spent the week end with Mr ami Mrs Bob Pike Her on, Merlin Movvir VVJ1 remain Jor liie summer Mrs, Alma liuvs und daughter, Zitu, called ut Uie Kobcrt Pike home Sunday Asher Wylie and family and Mrs, Go die Bowman sieni ine week end in Ionia with Mys Wylie sister Mi1, and Mrs Jetie Henry ami sen, ierald wa hadiers Day KesU I ut Mr and Mis L J Henry Mrs Uonlta Jens of Vpsilanli ami lMi Mue iaiier called on Mr and IMiii Jcse Henry Sunday Jerry, Wyiie of summer at the home of Mr und Mrs Kenneth Wyiie Wm Heiden berg of Lakeland en teriuined the pinochle club Sat A large attendance sas present at the first deyree conferrence at Li v ing ston Lodge No 7 F A M Saturday night from Howell Prifcht IMISCI Meyer is playing a the Polar Hear Inn fi miles west of Saline on L S 112 with the Bert Murray K piece orchestra C W Hooker and wife entertain ed J H Hooker and wife, Mr Suyles Mvss Vioia IeLtys and lioy Pilling ham and wife ut their Lakeland cottage Sunday Painty time A hnro at last Swann Store at Howell has hundreds of jrallrns of Paii jis well as Oil und Turpentine Swarms Store Howell, Michigan a4c tfoc ti 22m ot Now U the Time to Order Your CEMENT BLOCKS STATE OF MICHIGAN Tha Probau Cext for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said fcourthold at the Probata Office in the City of uU m sifld ,,,1 klJI day of May A 1, 11,47 Present, Hon Willi L Lyons, S Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate Frank 1lasko, Deceased U Immediate Delivery Made with Screened Washed Gravel and Steam Cured uppeanng to the Court that the Paul und Barbara Anr j time for presentation wf claims Howell are spending the agraiust said eatate skould be limit od, and that a time and place U 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 cred ibors of said deceased are requiivd to present their claim to said court ntral Dead StockCo FrorrV I situipJoeMarslkJ Cant Break His SroKsr ChiKeqi wasfaayUkC its kov aiay Cr wartune tickwitfca Bert likes plenty of butter on h but even now he cant et Bver spraadinc it like it was scarce hens teeth And as a war Beit used 0 atiek to a iperate irlaas of beer on tiaae off 1 still hold fa to beer and Saae way with Berta wife She 40y has ua fats, aid savr every oie thine that possibly oe usea ajaia Front where I art, ita nufhty good that so nany of theae eonv monaenae hahita like thrift a4 moderation have stayed with us, Because they i wawrirt lons with totaraner and ntotual reapeet for one another nghte Theyre hahita that have faaiiMd to make thia country atroaj sn4 neighborly and free ton, Ann Arbor and JDetroit Kd Johnson, iVst Master of Fraternity ilen Lewis past master of Brighton iauJ Ibe, of Howell and Clyde Fisher had part in tlie work, ao Kri SeRer of Prijjhton The antiqac furniture of the late Mrs Zora Chained biouht a big rice at tha auction Sat, The molod yid for 105 Th Mises Jane and Roslie Nash look part in the music recite of Mrc Cecil Burviiek at Howell Saturday Mrs Isabel Nash was home Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle the fuiKral o Enierson at Dexter Sunday Louis Coyk and wife wave is Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs, Myron iHuffces in Detroit Thursday Myron Huffhe and wife oeW ed their 31st wdding annivex Saturday Frank Raidy and family of born wcr Sunday suosWs of Mr, Mrs Harold RaMy Oamr Gass and wife of spent Sunday at the Leer McAf Dexter Block Co 250 Huron St Dexter, Micb Phone 4772 3 I Ax ,4 at said Probate ctffice on or before the th day of Aujrust A 0, 1J4T at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and plaae being hereby appointed for the examination and ad justment of all claims and oVunand against said deceaaed It is Further Ordered, 1 hat p ibik notice thereof he given by publics tion of a eeoy of tibis orUr for throe suceeb weeks previous to said day of bcaitat in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cu calated in said County Willis I Lyoat, Judge of Frobato Celeatia PteshalL Register fid probate AUCTION 01G SPtLNCER ROOD Sat Brighton, Mlchigail June 21 1 K 3 M Furniture Joe Gargotis and family of rott are at Rush Lake for the nter Mr and M O Wood Mr and Mrs Blair Steel and ef Portage Lake Mich far soate trout in and Mr Wood proud brown German treat are not as to catch a all Caheraaea think He reached m aand and bieugk4 up a 14 Mr Mr mad Mis Mawart Wwrwt the week end with Mr Kelinator C fuElect Refrijrerator Tahlo Top ius Stove Cau Hcwer iuco Kidio Kcben Tak 4 Chiis 8 Pc Waut Lminr K r Jui1 Quocn Aae Studio CoiTCh 2 liockin Chairs 2 Straufht lck huw 3 bv 12 Ruirs 2 9 by li Connote ur Cuir, 1 ft Good Floor Covena iReipars Bros 147 Silverware Xser vu fur fc Coffee Table 1 oor Lampft Bridge Lamps t LJKJ Tables Pajok xg Stands rc W Inut Pfdroom Suite 2 pc tal Bedroom Suite tdd DT saer m inner S Hag Mattresses Itod prinirs RollaWay Bed Restaur, it Sir Electric Toaster Many I hes, Iota, Pans, Jars Silver Lawn wer Garden Busm Gten atal Pooch Chair Electric Bathroom Scaiet Porch I noievww Porch Linoleum, JLinena Beddira Towel,, Sheets Pillow Cases MANY ffiMhi ITEMSNOT USTBD TEJMI6 CASH Day ,PtorVflNCKNEY UTCh W4b4hy, June Classified bwAvalIaWetWantAc of alfalfa STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT BALLS and BATS BICYCLES ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS GARDDEN TOOLS, ELECTRIC WIRE, 11 kind, RANGE tl ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB 1NG SUPPLIES, CUFT, DEEPFREEZE end MILK COOLERS HAY 1 have 15 acres bay to cut on shares Nick Coluer, M36 East FOR SALE416fooi Rowboat aMM Hi land lake vv nvvr bed cprnpleu viiw soring and xnatreai Also, rouble coil full size bd 3pring 1 rs Nettie Vaughn 309 Putnam,, FOR SALETLiving ivocm uitc 2 Piece QuickHeat Oil Burner, Moo size Bedroom Suite 3 piece Phono iu8 F 3 Mr and Mr J K Gala near Valine gave a dinner in honor of their CVJ ghter Ginevieve and Stephanie wh will become brides reap, of Fra cusi Wright of Ann Arbor and James Burns of Pinckney Sat June 2lit at St Thomas church in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Raymond Burn were present FOR SALK I Tractor on rubbc livator and plow i 1 Electric Stove Breakfast Set M E Meyer Pinckney John Deere 41 H r, John Dere Cuit Woodrow Measey 933 Ruh Lake Road WANTED Singer Savs to ile RolHe iinckaey Michigan FOR SALE Household Furniture living room and bedroom suites, mttrspring matte etc Radio 11450 Lakeside Drive Hiland Lako FOfc SALE Four Kackaoy, Mkk Daily UtQO A M to S Oft P cept WeeWtdajt Moa, TuoxFri, U, 7200400 p Ul spaejWeM W malw DR K MCLUikKY U4LHTIVI 1114 ti Me4sa Toashenvm Office SSS fttidfe 14 by Appoat HevelV Mhir 1 HAROLD a CHUBB HewelL fflflhlsme drum tile WANTEDCustom Rug Waving 1 6 miles N W of Chelsea on M92 At the old Stofcr farm FOR SALE T Year round home on HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich on Large fenced lake front lot Ful ly Modem and insulted Six rooms and Bath Full Basement Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incinerutorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathing Beach, Good Fishing Boat, Good lawn, Located at inch and four inch sewer tile D E Hoey 6 Sonlexter FOR SALEfFr yers Eli Aron 407 Stuart St Pinckney Mich FOR SALE Cow 5 yrs old Jersey Fresh Apply 1900 Beardsley Road Shore Drive, open Fri Satand Sun or see Mrs VanSickle at Dam on HiLand Lake Orla E Fmzier Tel Pinckney 58 LY 40100 in Dotrr TjTTaravti iiaiuut BlackDirt k Stffno Ken Kellenbuger Ph ljyld FOR SALE Uphce,eredwicke settee and coffee tabne, practically new at 11586 VanSickle Drive, Hi FOR SALE Horse drawn double cultivator in good condition Apply 1D00 Beardsley Road FOKSALE Machinists toots and tool ohjt Appy 1900 Beardsley Read FOR SALE Skim milk powder for 11945 I animal feed at Michigan Milk Prod MARION aCAUTY SHOP MARTIN J LA VAN SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTSl fttaaaoi MAClMrifc AND AIACHINBLES3 J W IS Ha aWte Paoae lliFi B lulifilf ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 4 MARION JAHVISOww PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Phoa SFU JKnckaej, Miohigen Assn statioius in 10U and I 5J lb bagd at 8 cents a pound An Excellant economical source of hiph protein and vitiman content food HEKBSNEu Phase 13 0 HoweH, Mfcfcigea Real Battle isssrssesi City, Use sad m A epeelslitf tut Yea Property Wilt He Stock Minerals 325 cwt F armer s Feed Supply Ce, PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSEX,Mj and lotiHerndon Sundivision 1 bedrooms and fanitary toilet upHaiii Living room, bedroom, kitchen down stairs Well and pump in kitchen Frame painted Niie shadtf Hiram R Smith Kxr Arthur Flintoft Est FOR RENTHouse and five acres One mile east of Pinckney on M80 Indruiro of L JHenry Phoie 35F4 FOR SALE 7G Burner Kitchen range, burn wood or coat Mrs Arthur Bkinner acroig the Mill FOR SALEiomata Plants for 25 cent a dozen, Earl Gallup, 75 Dexter Road, Piiykney FOR SALE 0ak tloonng and tid ing, kiln dried, slab wood r thu stove or fireplace Murray Broi Lumber Product phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALE 3 buildings, pump house, 8x10, utilitr building IS ft square reaonab1vLucius Doyle Pbone 42 Pinckney OR SALESlabwootf Buy Nowi Thurson Lumber Co,, Phar 4 Howell, Mich t C Housewives 8 AV E TOUR WASTE FATS STATE OV MICHIGAN Th Probate Court for the County if Livingvton At a StMion of said Coun, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 28th day of May A D 1947 Present, Hon Willis I, Lyou, Judge at Probate In the Matter of the Estate of John R Martin, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of against said estate should b limit j ed, and that a time and place be the hour, day appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims ami ueniuJ against said deceased by anI h Inu said Court Itu is Ordered, That all creditor of said deceased are required to present thir claims o said civt at said Probate Office on or before the lltb day of Augnt ADliiT at ten oclock in the irMiooivad tim and place heinyr hejeby ap pointed for the examinavicn aiul adjustment of all claims and de mands against said deceased, it is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be give b pub lication of ft copy of this older, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,11 thr Pinckney Dispatdi, a newspaper printed nnd circulated in said County Willis h Lyons, Judyre of Probate A true copy Celetia Pershall, Register of Probate LEJe LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoe 59r Pincknvv Michigan A UCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 FARMERS mt thought of buying a trailer It will provs the most useful tool on the fnrmHnul your own crops, feed, stock etc We have the best built trailers to bo obtain,ns fed as well as trailer, arts All sizes 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by or week Also motor boats for sale Come in and see us WHSON RENT A TRAILER CO 9175 Grand River AveHowU,Mich Phone 1227 Howell HELP WANTED EUterly woman to make home with lady Phone 97 tockbridge FOR SALE General Electric swee per, electric iron, nearly new four burner auto pas table top raujt, three buncr kerosene stove, dr er, and two burner electric hot plate Lucius Doyle Phone 42 Stele Ueente 717 LeWer Rusk Leka PHSWARTHOUT SON FMNSRAL HOt SjmsniUeei lefvlss J Phant, Si Cfsskseit WeUft SEPTIC TANKS CESS WRITE AtLKNEtTtttfrn ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBR MICH FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL MICHIGAN HR APPOINTMBNTI HONI 36 Rldoct 611 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attomsf t Law 17 Eaft Grand River, Howe K 1 STATE OF MICHIGAN Th Probate Court for the County el Livingston 1 At a seafion of said Curt, hold rat the Probate Office in trie Ciy of Howell In said County, on the on the 29th day of May AD, 1147 Present, Hon Willis L Lc , Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Ida Mae Mowers, Deceased John M McLucas, having riled in account, and his petition praying Mate ltr Sstdbsifi and Till Coe to Ftncef with 0 SEAMAN TILLER aid Court his final administration for the allowance thereof and fori he assignment and distribution f the residue of said estate, and for iu allowance of fees for extraord inary services U i Ordered, That the 23td day of June A D 1947, at ten 0 clork n th forenoon, at said Probate Offkc, be and is hereby appointed for examining and nllwinur said fcaccount Mid hfuring said pecitJon It i Fuiher Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pitblicavion of a copy of this order, for hree suctuiive weeks previous io iiid day of hearing ,n th Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and irculaed in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate V true copy Tekitia Parshiill, Register of 1fbate BcoMit At lAetfl Of lh SEAMAN TIUII urt ploccd In km of th moehln intitod of o th 4t en oil of th nw, im , roved nodsll you con till Iho toil lohl up cJeto a ftnett and moke e cMr ittdbod el Hi tout lint Vuv uc uolV Incrtot your crop ocrtogt by pw Ing hithtrto idle into production Th ICAMAN h H ortginol form tU ctory IJIor ervirrcved ovrr a , period 9 mot on ten It i tup lai k e M lone ci cver tokoff md motorized eoddt, trcm 36ioce to J 2inch tiiioft Sdlhs f ut fe ye nor oho th SEAMAN ILLZR and its prcciLol oppcjon r our iotm and crep conditions Com iAd talk it G KLAPATCH W AJU Arbor Mich vm rrw FORMERLY WITH YWAftO Overceme Soap Shortage AUCTION 3SS0 RU jjdruPVpmcmkt jPtoae PU WMr iiik DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer 3315 Pinckney Road Howell 7100F5 815 East Grand River auixm mutwwl P Je 20 rM wideshtageofU AiOmM Mi mU VteWe O Uat ymt iejf ifoken only Cok OWen erieeUic stove ,11 cabinet MePbersoi State Bank is world wide shortage of U AnimM WmU aai VeteUe Oila, Lut yw ae fifth of what tbey used in 1S41 This else affects peinta, textilee, m 1 This etc Without the help of be Aneslcse year, One out of every nine etScee m m AmeriowD kitchens, e 4oon bhne your grocer if km km no soap eat HHNKF Mmk p W NMtftkMi tttiitnw jHat rack cabinet j Sewing Machine cabinet IBuffcw lots of Dishes IPotfi, Pans Kitchenware Towels Linens Ioe box dish cupboard gal drum 1 gal oil IFruit cans crocks rug ifcKOjLa chair cheat of T00U, Jadio I Carpenter Set 188 cp ladder 1 ft ladder feled garde hose cases sbeetsjjijujy roany other items Everythinj ioom this farm must be eoid to dose Heood tube radios Ixam wil ,, z icnes Breakfaat Meek Femaee ru8 v ihcat, beautiful ahade larfle let lcr Coed chairs 1 EaatQseed erweil Irhis borne will e extend for aaie et J 300 P LATE PLAMTIMG year snow storms and rain storms have been more than ample 1 Weather Bureau estimates state tjbat we have now received moue than xninfail So much rooistui bas nat urally retarded the farmers Liv mgston County in their plowi c eed 0 percent of our estimated aanwsi planting Farmers in areas north ef us often are as late er later in pot tine i eir crop and still have ade quate harvest To draw a simple, many people wait until late in life beof bto ins a savings pvosmatu It is meioer 0 W5FVT ssmsv aeemieBMa omp dollars in a savings account JC In V Savings jBoeda the will provide a jwady source f m aegm SavW Tote V ax m tkhmmtm r fVVeV t IT el KPINCKNEY UlSPAICHPmckncy, Michigan L NQUHOW itar Ago SOCIAL ITEMS John II Harris is drawing lumbal I for a new bam Fannie and Maude Teeple home from Albion college n i AI wr Mrs Louis Coyle and Mrs Jack Young were Lansing Tuesday Marry Lee and wife and S H Carr and wife attended the graduation CecU Sigler drives his Shetland exercises at Jackson high school pony on a new buckboard iThurs night Kathryn Kettlers grad While fixing roofs in the Reason I uated Wock a kettle of tar, which Lincoln Smithwas using caught fire and The 50 cent increase in fishing licenses goes into effect Jan 1, 1948 The bounty on fax will be raised to 5 Small game license will be 250, deer 350 trapping 2 NOB residents will be small game 15, deer 35 and 10 for bow and arrow Thursday evening the Past Matron and Past Patrons of the local OK S with theirv hujsbands ami wivTne Lakeland Kinga Daughter jes gathered at the home of Mrs i , , irave shower for Dorothy Baker at Lulu Lamb for a picnic supper ThJL n if J11 follow fhe Nooks and Stephanon home Sat About 30 wereu present The even , A A , WPP01 nc M ad Mrg Eisci Meyer spent ing was speut visiting and contests thel jSSSi 7l TlL nr I Thuwday night with Mr and Mrs The group presented Mrs Lamb cannon HowZSI Weld in Ann Arbor gift as she leaver this week to Robert BiU of Albion College Mr and Mrs George Thompson make her hom in Lansin is home attended the Pianoforte Recital last Mr and Mrs O U Paulson enterEd McCluskey opened his new house Sat, given in the McGregor Library tained for Sunday dinner Mr and with a big party Tuesday night Aud Highland Park Mich Their Mrs Henry Johnson and fljaugnter ftiinnie Monks and May Urugan at grand children Janet and Jay Kei Mr and Mrs Clifford Chambers and ended the concert at the U of M ser taking part in it son in huuoi oa the birthday oftheir school of music last wee Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger jv mother Mrs Fossie Chambers Wyran hi tpmpleLed the and son of Lansing caled at the new bridge south of tow It is of Melvin home Suday Evening Glen Macon lias sold his cottag eld stone and double arch Sergt Magpie Aschenbrenner left at b war thou t Cove The Pinckjiey driving club are Tuetiay for Buffalo, N 3T to visit planning a matinee and aau ame friend An rlintoft and wife took m tno cc i,avey and family and Harry circus at Ann Arbor Thursday Lavey and wife of Detroit, Merwin James T Esman of Detroit it Nile family, Jackson, Joe MeU and visiting at Anderson vviie of Howell helped Ray Lavey Henry Cobb is working for Dr H of Gregory celebrate his 50th birth16 , j day Sunday y mop Ledwidpr wluftinci lh little son of James Doyle died Mrs Nyra Graves left by plane Mr for Palo Atto, Calif, to attend the Garth Meyer hiw 1947 Pontiac sedan Mrs Otto Paulson attend a Telephone Co conference n Lansing to Robert Plasko spent the week jend with his mother Mrs Meredith Plasko 9i Gorman Kelly and family spent Jhursi at the Detroit zoo Wesley Reader, Jack Haine3 and Jack Reid spent the week end in northern Michigan Mrs Sadie Read entertained the Inverness Women at her horn Thur Mrs Fred Read and Muriel were in Detroit Wednesday Mrs Edith Teeple and Mr Graff of Jackson spent Sunday with Mrs Nettie Vaughn Mrs Rose Howard and Miss Eva Melvin attended the Commencement Exercises of the Universary of Mich in Ann Arbor Saturday ne first of the week and daughter of Howel, Miss M WW to ft hta duationSUntord Univeysuy t B, f hi and ond dental year at the U of U The Putnam township property ix roll bow contains 143,86 worth of personal property compai ed to 61,820 in 1899 ar Mr Neighboring Notes Spver Tomion, son of Walter Tomion of FowLeniic wss married to Betty Franon of Highland Park p the Iace last week Both ape students at Albion college Lloyd Teeple has sold hi FireIAIK Store at Brighton to Rex Beach The Graham Hotel at Brighton has changed hands again, Kennedy Bros, selling it Frank Seger has given Wallace Scottea and Russell LaCombe an option on the Brighton Argus ef fective July 1 Seger plana to go to Florida Bert Cook has sold the Hamburg Hardware to Heinz Seigert Charles DeWolfe is seriously ill at hie home in Hamburg Harold Faarman has been elect secretary of Aim Arbor Lodge No 44 F A A M succeed Calvin Hook er reaigred Eev F H Poly U Whiteford is tsnfnew pastor of the Howell Evan gel churda Lyman Fay is the new prea of fee Howell Liens X3ob J E fdmwm who neeirned as Mich Best Mgr last year is now esowfeyed by, the Iwns Beil Co fcngfcton has a big wot and dry Cybt MI ww the feet bat the city ftmrrrjl tipwnd tbft awdicsibioAs OK ace boiag jejccvtsAed ane tjw ttsMor oesitoel oomoL p 2 vtaoea apsdied 4aat aiott of Miss jacquiline Boucher daugh dM L L WfI,kcr of netrojt ter f Helen Graves Boucher former Denjge udwdge of Anu AvboJ ly of Pinckney gpent thft week enJ at her no,K The trip wa made in 12 hours Mr and Mrs Harrj Isham and bon amJ Mrg R yarbrouKh ind chid Oaude of Chelsea were in I own viaited Mr and Mrg L R gtflc Saturday bla Saturday Jeraid Darrow and family nave K nJ faniiry faptnt moved in a cottage at Ssiver LKe Fv er Day at lhe Arthur Huiis near Hamburg home in Gregory Tirs Mary Singer and son, Dick spent thfi week end with Wilbur Singer and family near Mason Bennie VanBlaircnm and Marion Shirey returned from Allen Ncbr SundAy They ao visited Yell Stone National Park whie gone Bennie goes to Conn, this week to work for Henry Gilbert , Campbell home and W C Miller and wife entertained J their children for dinner bunoay Ajno,d jerqui,t of Mill sute vtiv Fisher and wife and Roy l ar and fnnily ent Sanday with U,, and MJ Roy Fay of Webber ville 1 Mi and Mrs Fred Read were in D2trcit Saturday Mrs ,Morare Mucroft, of Sagatuck sanp in the Congl church Sunday Ona Campbell and family anoo four t week Rita Kennedy spent Sunday mgnt Hltrwin Campbell home, in Ann Arbor w MrsDorothy Dinkel and sonJohn Mrs Waiter Cark 2 wm speilt Sunday in Munith and helped tBrah were in LaHsing wsoay y graruj, Wm Huttenlocker Martin Eitter r f JLKJ observe his 94 birthday otore Lake called at e www Mr ani Mrs Curtis Patterson of Clark honve Saturday rugnt Stockbridge called on Mr and Mrs Murray Kf AXr Sme Stanley Oinkel one day last week un day at the Stanley Culver home CJinton ear Oak rove Jlinet j rf st Cttherine Out GeraU Kannoiy Bnt and Ralph Clinton and family and the week nd a Tawat Oerad Clintin and wife were Sunday Olarcrcne 1 at the C Clinton home Detroit called a tbe Murray n Ur Mn Merwin Campbell wedy home Friday were Detroit Friy Leon Mabon and family of uex j Reason left for St ter were Sunday EV 1 84 week wwck to bMMty Mr and Mrs George j0 Lt shop, Prtnk Aberdeen to fjJ Mr and Mrs M J Reason were Sunday the sUx Noggte w in Ann Arbor Sat Sunday they were Aim Aor dinner guests at the Max Reynolds oeBasyeYoand fwmly tet Swa j a tbe sroid Hfll be ow Born to Mr and Mrs ierviUe, Lcomis jr of Long Wand N Mrs Btbei B June 5 a son, Wfney Lada JSTredUl of 4rry ftoimmoiis of Jackson , sTliowesI fitiF r,Ml,l visited Joe Jeffeys last week SThTm tT3 gsg fiWri took FJ ILdtb Udwidge is borne from iTMistag3l3 tote ceHege for tbe summer w s awospVMi gwntoy Pbiiup fjn , had a page of t 4 in tbe Midu Com i Sttagazine tbp week Mariorie Shehan is working us gown shop in Ana IfisHklar i his AdMriMs etaying wMi her grand I lV dark n mm to fJ nber, Mr, btattie Vangbn and WM Jnnior Doyteis working on the Richard Y on ls2llnee wbe nppKed lsTnie a nay nt es Scbafr had SnWofeetofaonnaesvjfiin BainhOwafe 2J f8 MewetL Fowiervfte nr Kndanwlinbn Onnne and wife, atnipaYZr mrration sngaTine tb rrarart RanieL 67 niiwntu nnnl nM oalVed nt the W nvuer a ypianff own si SlafbknJ ShnfnrtSSnnif1 150 am nnnr if jj ,, Mr Nettie V nisnnnvnnnnn ggiaw IjiriegnUn Cenntr ffceni, Vbvable Girl o theMonth L OVE LIND8EY of Ocsls, Floxids tbe winner of s contest or Weens only in which 108 of Flor idas most lovable girls competed for f t 60 of Lovable GirloftheIfonth, Girls were Judged on photogenic qualities and on their standing fna written personality test by Avrr Conover, George Hurrell and Russell Patterson Miss Lindsey is 17 and hat won two contests before, one as AaaUa Queen, the other when she was a baby Sh is a Senior in high school, plans to be a doctor, and it an exccHeat cook, sperfatiring in devils food cakes rr r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 18, 1947 Description An account of the resource June 18, 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 1947-06-18 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/005f60e37e76419452667ab978298855.pdf 047b63ecad99148db2df84027841b4e3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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V YL 64 1 B t ttrfenci Michigan Mirror State News Ikwa and and Happening 1 jchery fish, ttete Tomly Toid Jfem Lansing Conservation Notes l All persona catering fin clipped I trout will receive f 2 if they prestxtf them to conservation dept offices This is to Ust the planting of hat Stimulated by a 250,000 stati fund, Michigans tourist industry is 11 sot for a banner season in 1947 People have money in their pocket and they are going places Robert McLaughlin, c of the Michigan Tourist Council reports Stink bombs ore being used to drive foxes and waodchueks from, their hiding places I The I OS organized fox hunts in the state this year reached 82 men hours, 255 foxes wen killed Michigan rattlesnakes are neither numerous or big enough for much commercial value The massauga the only one hire is usually less OUR DEMOCRACY 77 Th Pindy Dispatch WSdiwtday, June 25 1947 byMtr MM that 4o,000 inquiries have been ru irn t XnJ TK T vi , cemd from prospective outofstate gn 7 travelers, The councils offices in 80uth ls 4 Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and Lanlalger and ia used for commiraal ,aing have been busier than last year supplying information about cottages and hotels Michigan has more accommodat ions to offer travelers this summer rcial purposes One out of every 4 fishermen buy ing Michigan license last year were nonresidents There is a quarter mile lilac hedge Telephone Co , Thomas X Lacy, ure id ,nt of the Michibun Hell lekpl uiypany today announced u i , ,IA,0IO con I siruction program iui M7 The program will be tin largest in Michigan liclia history, surpassing the expendituus ior last years record program by over nine million dollars, Lacy said He slrtfcud, however, that tht planned construction was conti , upon an uninterrupted flow of mat, erials and tquipment Our expejidaures this present an important post war expansion No 28 Current Comment Y Scoit W her own No liev Scott returned inference than the vmr had lh vinH from th vvi lories ,ot busy A najghbor shut oil the preachers water supply and the well men a fused to put down a well for hmi Th tuna vw wci naycicjTi Vino ouiiiiuot ito 1 n T , J , Kasily 100 new cabins have been constructed throughout the state drspite the shortage of materals, and There wilJ be more travel on the Great Lakts Steamship companies Are extending their schedules The April 25 issui of the U S Newsforcast that the nations tourist business in 1947 would reach the ten billion mark If this is true than iAchigans snare, based on six to eight per cent, will reach an all timci high Remember that people can buy all the tires and gasoline they want Many travelers have brand new cars, and they naturally want to us them All in all, the prospects are very bright If we get any buak in the weather, Michigan phould have a ban ner season Two Michigan townsCrbblvf llfj and Traverse Cityare celebrating Centennials this summir Croswells observance will be held July Fourth whilrr the eherryland capital will fa follow the week after The Lowell Showboat bi gins the week after of July 21 County fairs and regional festivals will provide a variety of entertainent for thoti who stay at home and travlers who visit our state Air lints and bus companies are the same The New York Central Minnow dealers brought 338,000 sucker fry this year of the conservat ion dept to stock their minnow pond At thr, Toledo Big Silver boys camp, south of Pinckney two Candian geese have been coming them five years to nest and raise their gosling They have become so tame they will eat out of the boys hands This year they have S goslings but have had as many as 8 Only the old geise come back each year, the goslings going elsewhere IOOTN ANNIVERSARY ON JULV 1,1647, THE FIRST U S POSTAGE STAMP WAS ISSUED, INTRODUCING A NEW CONVSNItNCC ANOOR0CR IN THE OlSPATCNAW RECEPT OF MAIL I year n part ol our program which lat er DANCE AT SCHOOL There will be another dance at the finckney school Saturday night Music by Mercury Five Kilroy will be there Pances part old and new At the dance last Saturday night Mary Lou Strait of Brighton won the prize of 825 The lucky num ber was 1U The following is the list of spon SOTS Vvnite Lapping Mfg Co White Front Market JamesJaRoa Roy Clark Floyd R Martin V L Corey Kennedy Gen Store Pinckney Gen Store W H Meyer Kennedy Conf Dixie Inn Thos Read Sons Farmers Feed and Supply 9 I Uolfe Granite Co Stanley Dinkel I Hockeys Service u Peggys Lunch may cost iJo,oui,ij during the I five years following VJ pay, Lacy j included in the projt cts this year j are cunsliuctiiwi oi nine new telej phoiit building, major additions to others and either construction of or additions to 15 smaller structures Cities to receivi, new buildings are Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Cadillac, enter Line, Chailevoix, Detroit, Fenton Oxford and Reed City Major additions will be made to telephone buildings at Ann Arbor IJay Cuy, Clare, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Uilbuale, Ironwood, Xi w iluffaJo, leloskey, Iontiac, Koal Oak, St Ignace, Traverse City and YpJanu Another largl item on Michigivn Bells program is L0,i7i,OtM for 1S5,IM0 new teleimone imstrumentn Lacy cstimatid that it would take this many telephones to provide er Svy vice to tin 7,100 families now on, di UK store ind h TWy tOff t 11 u hartiware all rrfusad rylhing and 22 keejer We told the oS an if he uJd to the miQ ukey Tlu hurchUhe t0, 8el1 h,m aet ld are f ubWrd 0t Cl tuteS whi,h ,hurchemcouM So form C1 1 th, u i reminds him of the j,icn days when the late West OlICf Hinch Ko to Methodist nrav S3SSSBi TODAV, MOW THAN Z6 SILLIOW FOSTASE STAMPS ARE ISSUED ay OUR QOVCRNMCNT EACH YEAR WOTWTHSTANWNfi THC DEVELOPMENT OF OTHER MEANS OF COMMUNICATION, OUR POSTAL SERVICEPAST PSPWPABLe, LOWH COST THE 44TT CAAAJSR OF MESSAGES A THE WOLC Notes of the Game wtingi here and temperanct argue er prayer against Ihis drivi e agwnst ICommunasrh oicins to ht gelling ridiculous We e the Mouse Veterans Committee has recommended that all benefits he denied to all vetrans who are Communist or Communist V I Marriage Licenser has a brand new tourist train callf ,HoPP M c ed thr Timber Liner which wiU,Geo Meabcn and Sons, operate between Detroit and Mack inaw City Th train has a bar car with interior of knotty pine, some thing new Although the legislature did not act on a bill sponsored by Senator Don VanderWerp to movi up Labor Pay two weeks to midSep, there I is a drlinite trend towards a longer tourist Beaton in Michigan For ex t ample, the legislature adopted a bill to permit shooting oi deer by arch ers in advance of the regular deer hunting season This is limit 4 to 15 counties in Northern Michigan Winter sports have growing in popularity each year, and nxt win, ter should see a further extr nsion natural for Michigan Wr should capitalize more on our beautitul falU Michigan is due to receive nation widt publicity through two techni color films to be made this summer by James FitzPatrick, maker of professional taaveloguci pictures One of the FitzPatrick films will ptotray Michigans scenic attractions as Queen of the Island St as Our lakes xond coajstlines are unique we rx cell lit our abundance of waters, The second film will probably feature some of the outstanding scenic ani historical spots at the state Wesky Goheen, 29, Byron, Mary Ann Kenny, 20, Howel Gail Shirley 1, Pinckney, Nellie Epley, 19, W,b berville Thomas Taylor, 74, Howell ulia Campbull, 62, Howell Clydt Lucas, 22, Fowterville, Lena Butler 19, South Lyon Wilbur Coyle, 21 Howell, Rosemary Wills, 17, Howill Wayne Blanchard, 24, Lansing, lor I Gentile, 2b thy Phillips, 23, Howell John Hicks, j Gentile 2b 23, Fowlerville, iHelrn Mystic, 181 Fowlerville Orra Holmes, 24, Howell Katherint Wells, K, Howell SOFT BALL NEWS Pineknry defeated Cassidy Lake here Wednesday night 1 to 2 Dink el pitched 6 innings and allowed J hits Hob Singer one and aljpwrd 1 Paul Singer and Peach Palmer hit home runs, PINCKNEY Swarthout ct Palmer, 3b Lavey, sd P Singer, rf Ixdwidge, If Meyer, c NOTICE ter snouio see a urwei Tha jojnt meeting of the Ladies UUWSB, p of this trend Fall color tours are I Aid and philathea clasg was Kogmsk ss Dinkel, p B Singer, p CASSJDY LAKE Parkir, lb Grabowiki, p BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball Team Boy Reason Francis Shehan Phji Geild Gerald Swarthout jack Haines Beryl Amburgey Herb Palmer Joe Lavey Paoi Singer Keith Ledwidgt Mob 80 Fred Singer E4sei Meyer Stagey Dinkel NOllCE A Bazaar will be heU at the Mas Ottic Hail Sat July W at 8 p m joy 4be Pinckney Chapter O S sway kinds of goods will be on dis play, sach as fancy work Fish Pond Yegaatoes and Baked goods Caf IttMfe oapper wtil be servd at 5 o rtjoyble Mrs Potter gave a fine Jtalk on her travels through Greece and Italy A report on our adopted Chinese child was given by Mae DaJler It was decided to have the two societys meet on the same day, but on the second Wed of each month with a pot luck lunch at noon Any one wishing to make any donat ions towards the care of the child can hand same to Mrs Daller Any iioiiuuii however snwll will be great ly apprieciated Aleua, cf Lake, 2b Johnson, If Patterson, If Lee, 3b West, rf Trumbull, c 4 4 3 8 2 2 3 0 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 3 3 3 0 3 1 1 I 0 3 0 0 3 o 1 0 Rv Fronds Martfiy, pastor No vena Friday 7220 noon and 800 p m v Preiaration for ftoly Oommw I on each Saturday 8 to a m an Sunday 700 to 7A0 a m o 2 2 ft 0 the waiting ll,t, meet new demand, and continue thi job of initiutin Uial ,seric in tome manuallyoperated exduuiKirt Coinmuniiies which are scheduled Ior dial service this ar the Ceresco Flat Hock, Galiun, Oxford, and W Woouhfield 1he company last year n gistered a net gain of 4,00 telehonev Lacy said that although a smaller igain is ixpected this yeai, Mich i j will surpass the J4 recend in stallation of central office euij merit, outside jjnes, aind cable in line with this goal, Michigan iiell will install marly n,00,00 worth of dial switching units and switchboards Over tod,100 miles of wire h, cable and open lines will be added to increased the number of circuiavailable ior both local ami long distance a rvice enough wire to an cirvlo the earth JK times Cost of this item will be ov r 12,000,000 Nearly two million dollars ha an sympath this fairaaid veter Pobahjy StMved under thi same r commrades in arnh and did just as much to win the late war Now under this Communist hysteria or so called wit ch hunt th y are to be discriminated against conditions as the The stale has finally woke up and Att Ceneal Waek will reiuL vrrand reUest a jury investigation into the UK J car market when brand new cars with Jfvs than 100 miles on them marked up way ovvr the ceiling prices for new cars have Uen ommplaee on ued car lots 11 used ar dealers in Detroit ha been named and ihe way the gam wu worked was to gut numerous people to order new new cars and then on dilivery turn hem over to the hu hiked itn tin iave alrtady will follow 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 l been set aside for th purchaM of 1,021 new motor vehicles and trucks as n placements and to help handle the increasing lotid of construction work lacy said, a part of the program wouM be devoted to continued di ve lopment of telephone service in rural areas and expansion of mobile f, ui r i Vruul radiote phone rfiervico to auto irom noly Rosarv church Detro 11 i i , i M uu 7 y lIJcn, jveuojt ,,,,, 0S and trucks Monday 8th week of o5th Novennu Summer Mass Schedule of Masses 7 a m, 145, 1 4a Week Days 800 a m Friday andvSatrdey 730 and 8 a m t Usual first Friday devothis July, 4, one hour before mass Prayers I requested for sick and recew depart ed among whom are Hubert Walker, Bishop of Marquette who was buried COUNTY 4 H CLUBS The county 4jH Clubs have the largest enrollment in their history Monday nijrht Pinckney played a hot contest with Hamburg and just manssred to nose out a victory 8 to 9 Paul Singer pitched for Pinckney and only allowed 2 hits the first 4 innings, shutting Hamburg out, In the 5th the Pinckney makeshift in field blew up making 3 errors which with a hit gave Hamburg 3 runs Pinckney led 8 to 0 up to the 5th 2 8 7 5 2 21 22 16 14 4 17 5 1 1 5 3 1 3 7 7 6 1 2 8 ,5 2 2 5 4 4 1 2 8 7 5 4 2 1 2 1 1000 633 555 655 500 400 31 315 312 278 250 250 111 20 fPinckney ftarold Meyer, Pinckney, James Burroughs, Pinckney 690 projects having been turned in w,The local 4H club leaders are Mrs In the 6th ,Hamburg addad 3 moS aJJS I Albert Shirley, Pinckney, Mrs Joe I when the Pinckney outfield misjudg Griffith, Pinckney Ralph Myer, ed couple of flies in the semidark ness and the infield added a couple of bobbles This made the score Pinckney 8, Hamburg 6 In their half Pinckney added a run when Jack Reason walked and scored what proved to be the winning run The lights were turned on in the 7th inn ing Hamburg added 2 runs on an error and 2 hits but the Moon Bros grounded out to end the game after Kolander fanned HARRIS SCHOOL MEETING District No 1, Fractional Putnam and Dextr r township will hold their meeting at the school Monday night July 14 at 730 p m to elect offic ers and transact any other business which may come before it Earl Baughn, Director s made beta tfce ikucaftr AOU or kw with Mrs Carrie ktfl or Mo Mae Daller tfCALTal MCCTIMG Dr J JL AWock rf tbe Kkfa M ftaflft Bait VU boW a meet at M ftas sefcool at 2 fu muimm tmu4im thMkh r Jjbyne HARD BALL NEWS fihhn OK The Pinckney TifCo nfrd1 ball team defeated Saiine there lwtvT Sunday 9 to 2 Beryl Amburgey pit Jf g chad for Pinckney Fred Singer col J JT P lecled 4 hits for Pinckney LwiABe if Amburgey only allowed 5 hits MT J Other scores were American Leg Y km Seaiors S, Brighton, 1 This is 3,l Brihtos straight loss with Hank c Green tfre losing pKcher Meanard Oil beat South Lyon W to 5 and PINCKNEY HAMBURG Chelsea took tjtnrhfitter V to 4 In the western division Stockbrid ye took taw lead by beating Mason 6 4 3 PowiwrviUe lost te wrebberville 4tS iiHcner pl7 Soutb Lyon bene P Moca,, 3b next Sooday at R It to Broegman lb, p Kolander, rf RaaWetY, cf Moore, at ileMidMftU p, lb 2 4 5 1 3 3 3 1 3 4 8 4 4 4 8 4 4 8 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 Among the intentions are Sun, relatives of Mrs Mary Lynch Kenn edy Mon, intention of sick Tues donors, parishioners and hnefact ors of parish Wed,, late James Dwyer Thur, S M St Francis, Xavier Fri, late Michael and Eilen Dolan Sat, Agnes Knaprgs, Roche Sheha Jennie Foran Sun high mass req by Mrs O H Kennedy The envelopes summer benfit were handed out Sunffay COMM CONCL CHURCH Rev Alfred Allard Pastor Organist and choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Mr Herman Vedder We cordially invite all who do not have a church home to worship with us s Sunday Morning 1030 Our Sunday School hour is 1130 at whichtime a short childrens pro gram will be given by the boys and girls in the S S We invite you to this program COSPfct aiSUON Rev Esra Beachey, Past Horning Worship 10 KM Sunday School 1 ls0 Superintendent Wilbur Leidig jfoung Peopie Meeting 780 Michigan fk11 plans to provide service to 20,000 now suhscribi ,rs in rural ucus 1iis year and extend mobile si rvice throughout the souths ern part o theLower Peninsula ASK FLOOD CONTROL Members of the Uitf and Little Portage Lake Assn visited Lansing last week win re thoy presented Gov Sigler with a huge jetition asking relief from recurring flood conditi ons at the Big and Littli Portage Lake and Hase Lake The allege that insufficient drainage cause 100 families at th lake, many of whom are veterans, to live in unsan itary conditions Furthi r that septic tanks will not function during flood periods ana all drinking wat er mujtt be boied They also claim although the assn has protested this condition for many years that up to dat all they have been given is the run round by county and tate authorities who have already sp nt much more mon ey in investigating said flood conditions than it would have taken to eliminate the troubls The petitioners ask an interview with Gov Sigler PENTECOST CHURCfc OF GOO 858J East Street Dexter, Michigan Rev W Landftr Pantor Everyone welcome NoticeService start, at 730 in the evening CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday School 100 M Morning Service 1100 A M Evanglistic Services 730 P M Young1 peoples meeting Thursday 730 P M used cur dealfs up the prices on them Hii, wiis wjrkcl not in Dttroit but ul over 11, Aula A county dealer old u In deliered oni to a man who had it on order for several jnon tli Mid tin next day a used car dral er had it, According to the sec f states nioida some Detroitrs oought is many as J 4 new cars sin re Jan I last Tho dealers who only iave MM uses for usvd car sales are ubject to a big fine as they are not licensed to sell new cars Fred Jeppinga, Howell high school coach and head of the county soft all league informed ye editor at the J right on soft ball games last Friday that Milford will have her ighted field in operation in July md wants some of the county teame p,ot ball games transferred here He said he woufd also be will ing to transfer some of the games fo Pinckney providing the lighted ield was ready here However, the Iinckney field is not ready no work having been done on itthisyear except to draw some dirt into a low corner on it which is not on either football or oft ball field The soft all field if in shape would now luring in considerable revenue but, io work has been started on it yet The fence arrived here Tuesday Brighton field is not handled by the school The Brighton firemen operate t They built the soft ball diamond ihemselves some 12 working there Aith rakes and shovels Clad in their white uniforms they police the field, ollect the money and handle the soft drinks, ice cream and popcorn concessions besides keeping the dia mond in shape and grass cut They had 500 at their opening game bet ween 400 and 500 Friday night fheir league is composed of 4 Brigh , ton teams, Hamburg, South jLyon Whit more Lake and New Hudson CARD OP THANKS MRS MARY BLADES DEMBOfS Mrs Mary pembois died at Sal Since it will be impossible to thank 1 ine General Hospital Tuesday Tha funeral will be at Ann Arbor Tknr afternoon She was a sister of i ate William Blades LAWN MOWER REPA1RJNC 1 ULawn Mowers Sharpeed, Repaired Hoase RansOttU, Ledwidgjl have teatoUec a wwnmower attarp Na Reason W maefcine at my nosae WW also rtS U Bmam A , aav Rfi each one foonaiiy for the uumer ous kindly ways in which my fri ends have helped mo to pass away over MVP weeks since my accident 1 am depending on the Pinckney Dispatch to rtch you all and convey my deep appreciation Each caJl and gifr with the prayers offered were deeply appreciated and purely helped in my recovery as I am now able to walk again, though Dr Duffys spiertded care I thank you one and all Moat Sincerely P V Ffcft , nonce Uf Barber Shop 01 Wednesday during My ML BnpBmr be cloaad and Ag ANNUAL MELTrtG The Annual Meeting of District So 2 of the Tow Putnam for the ejection of officers and for the transaction of uh business as may lawfully cone before k, will be hekr at Pindknay School on Monday, the latfc ay f iuly, 1947 at 8 wdaM PM H C Thayer, Sec Mrs Henry Alice Marie and aa iandj m Mr 4Sm e AV V Va Vv y m 0j V m ,ii iN ,, jmP1NCKNEY DISIATCH Wedne 47 v Po W f A 9 FOOD BARGAINS FOR YOU N SAVE MONEYSAVE TIME WfTH A TOOMYHOMEFREEZER Strawberries picked this week for breakfast next December Thats how a home freezer makes your meals so tasteful Its the economy angle, though, that makes such a hit with farm wives You save moneywith fewer trips to marketfewer purchases of outofseason foods You save timewith less marketingless canning and preserving Summerfresh food tfle year round means greater variety in mealsplus higher vitamin content than is found in meats and vegetables preserved by other methods The Home Service Advisor at your nearest Edison office will be glad to give you the details, and advise you about the homefreezer best suited to your seeds Or see your local appliance dealer AVoTOSEATER Steakbridre, Mct Fri Sat June 27 28 GARETTE GIRL A Oouble Fttur Comedy and Drama with LESLIE BROOKS JIMMY LLOYD PLUS LAND RUSH witn CHAS STARRETT a the DURAN GO KID and SMILEY BURNETTE Sun Tuos June 29 July 1 THE JOLSON STORi In Technicolor Starring LARRY PARKSWM DEMOREST EVELYN KYES PLUS NEWS A GREAT PICTURE You will be SOp,RY if you miss it SUNDAY MATINEE at 430 cont COMING BLOND1ES HOLIDAY OVER THE SANTE FE TRAIL JOHNNY 0CLOCK SYXVAN THEATER CHELSEA, mZIL Fri A Sat, June 27 28 gj 4 TEMPTATION 3 A Drama Starring MERLE OBERON, GEORGE BRENT, PAUL LUKAS COMEDY NEWS alllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllmlinHIMIMIIIri first National j I Bunk 1 Sun Men, June 2930 , MY DARLING 41 CLEMENTINE Starring HENRY FONDA, LlNpJ DARNELL, VICTOR MATURE WALTER BRENNAN, TIM HOLT CARTOON COMMUNITY SING Sun Show 3,5 7,9 Nov Under Federal Supervision Meiuer Federal Deposit In surance Corporation All Da posits Insured up to S,05 fo each Dpe4fc0 NOWS THE TIME TO INVEST IN A HOMEFREEZER The pick of the berry crop is ready for freezing now And its only a matter of weeks before late summer fruits and vegetables will be ripenready,ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF ELECTRICITY DOIN0J The DETROIT EDISON Co, Hear Music for Michigan700 pm ToedaytWWJJ EJHAN ANY OTHER METHOD 3 it 3 I 5 ff Tuos, Wed Thurt July 123 NOTORIOUS J Starring INGR1D BERGMAN CARY GRANT CLAUDE RAINS V itrtoon OVERTURE WM TELL Show 715 una 310 v COMING SONG OF THE SOUTH THE GUILT OF JANET AMES STALLION ROADS HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH WITH A HOME FREEZER YOURE I e yi V , SHALL WE BORROW DONT Ii the loan is unsound J DOIf the loan is wise and you can repay without hardships When itV hvt to borrow its best to get u bank loan Ask 1or details Tiw i ni,l to aniHXt L ISl M Village and other outiieing dirftricts tr the civ oi Ann Arobr lost their laBt work Tuesday by about 5 to 1 A liih, vote wiifi cast, the city oi Ann Arbor ony having 151 voters I In, proposal to bond the i more Lake school district for 30,0 tl Mli i1 , I i ioii Oil 1 11 I will be submitted to the voters aain June 26 At a previous eJ ction n While drilling a well near WhitaUtr la1 week lames Iomis, 4 eleotvoc uteri when the pipe toueht a high U P ion win Neighboring Notes hurch 1 Ion VS d Senior 25 Years Notes M, T Graves was attacked by a boar lal U,k which knoc KeUbr iir s jKiiir n spoil o, Solo, Kdna DIITOW Finsh M Dockiii Lite, J o Kriuculion, Smith WE HAVE AMPLE LOANS loVn ,, lrJ,ivol been In riUl wa, a, follows Salut airu ill Murphy VMthis Haim s Oration, Star, 1 Tnc stoLkbridye Methodist c Uiv, been badly hurt Denton History, dedicated their new Hammond or 5 AVAILABLE FOR Marriod at th , ,,, Wa,on ioem Dorothy Parr ,,in Sunday, d their Dlaas Cath1 ,,tli lWV i v Z Victor John ow OifUitory, Hcsie Swarthout eiral chimes 17 Miss Aria tvdn o M Earl BaUffhn Wil, Mary , Ml, Howard Marshall oi Gregory ,,on, K,v John Oil o cu 1Vo, ,iphcey, ,Moien Mem j unlu wtnt an operation at tb Miss Satie ,VLanis smtf, l lj , v ddres, Kdmi Harrow Val lia KMIOIUI hospital last wt Truly nirror wajj h ,o,kin, Presentation of dip rhai,es Coc, NW Hudson won j ,,uosThe ouplvlljn l s jt Dot aAsni 12 ajl,1lan0 Kiven awuy I lvlsl ueek vas con linckpev won two ball Pames las ,u lbt3 ar show there last week iWek Th, lumcr ,,,,,,, vk Thuvdiv they 1at riive Kou0l Segev of the Brighton Ar ,,, lhc M,onc hall U 1 Lo 1Jallil,rics linpiTeuMnlbli,iHli ,, uor from a UriRhvvas he folio l oaKlmaTr vLi I Koberts Mnvcock rincknoyMuv , 0M touncilnian, last week Latins phv Cook Sunday hey won from i lhut the roason said councilman votnn Arbor Grotto 4 to 0 Hattien 11 for tnJ lwo axtrr wenies thi ro al1, , ,1 C,,Lul hireknnvNichols McClear Jro 11 3 because the persons reiur stinpr ,l11 j r UQVC iid d C,H Coates Ducky Hhan thorn UiU y W TeepleLincclnlhit a home run for Vinckncy Thui4 Fri June 227 SPENCER TRACY STANLEY and LIVINGSTON via Wittt RICHARx GREtN NANCY KELLY New Comedy jat June 28th Mat Satuiday 2 pm DICK TRACY VS CUE BALL wita MORGAN CONWAY ANNE JEFFREYS PLUS J CONOUEST OF , CHEYENNE BILL ELLIOTT AS RED RIDER Comedy FUND SOUND S REAL ESTATE MORTQAGE s I OR PERSONAL AT RASON I ABLE RATES Sun Mon Junn 29 30 CANYON PASSAGE DANA ANDREWS BRIAN DONLEVY SUSAN HAYWAR COMEDY NEWS i 5Tue Wed Thurs July 123 ERNEST HEMINGWAYS THE KILLERS naniiniina mmtuhmnJM s hit a gives Pinckncy Thb were 5 straight wins hervice rnr n Brighton already has 2 such licensed places Lawrence Queal, wile and son, Le ami, ha returned from Dundin where they have ben lor 2 llu VJ Head Lettuce Carrots Oranges LGE BUNCH CALIFORNIA Per DOZ 2 for 2 lor 19 23 Bacon Squares lb 4 ARMOURS STAR 1 m A 43c 58Q Pork Sausage round BeeS Smoked Pienics EXTRA LEANLB READY TO EAT 1 d litsK 3 fir AttlVEO MEW STOCK ARMOURS STAR IicJdEeeU I lb jears llowel is plninpr another observance Auy 14 Alt Geor Hurke of Ann Arbor la been appointed one of the judges at Nurenberg, Germany and li aves J or there at once, Jack Vince of Byron is the life tfuard at the Howi 11 City lleach this summer Kathryn Biidy, daughter of Mrs Matt Brady of Ann Arbor will be married U Kichard Mann of Ann Arbor July 5 , The Win Belz farm home on Maon Kd caught fire last werjc but was saved Mr and Mrs Albert Djnkej and family, Mrs Res Srhaefer and Mrs Ross Read attended the wedding of Patricia Bush of flowell Sat and the reception at Lake Chemung Mrs June Hendee spent the week end in Holt Mrs Fred Charleton of Canada is visiting at th Orgp Snivly home Sunday guesis of Mr and lrs Ben White were Mrs Kla Newman Mft Joie Forner and son, Charles of Ann Arbor and Norman White and wife Mr Nellie Higgin of Traverse Thy visited her cousin Mrs Irvin Kennedy and family lat week Lester McAfee and family returr ed home Tuesday from a trip tfcr , Wisconsin and Milvaukee i Mrs Myron Hughes,, Mr, and Harold Raidy and, Lester McAifcc and family attended the tlancing w jcital of uStars of Tomorrow at AfiB Arbor last week Monday and Tvea Barbara McAfee took port ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR TF NOT PLEASED, your 35c hack Ask any druggist lor this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TKOL Made with 90 percent alcohol, it enetraos, Reaches and ki More erms faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uinckney rub BERT LANCASTERAVA GARDNER COMEDY NEWS KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Work Estimates Given 4 East Putnam,Pinckney,Phone HL rcwu Contract 5 ft t IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITONGS BATH TUBS 4 i SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS f SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS Ml PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tuts Wash Basins All Typg Cabinet Sinks Flat Sinks Double Sinks Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs 30 Gallon H W Boilers iiieel Shower Stalb Sump Pumps Concrete and Steel Septb Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water Softereifc ip Operation Medicine Cabinets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe Ruh Lake 19c LB GLASS Jar 15c FISHING TACKLE ALSO SINK CABINETS, I RIC RANGES UNIVERSAL ckneyGen Store AEJtVE sroaJt CAST MAM iTKECT A sfNATO PLEADS FOR A UNIFORM DIVORCE LAW Senator Arthar Capper launches a siaatbng attack on conflietirg marriage and divorce tews with pro osablc for a new tnirndmer tUc Constitution Eead WHY WE NEED A UNIFORM DIVORCE LAW, by Senator Capper, in The AmnJi Wokly, great magazine wit out Sundays 9ume 29 ismu 1 Detroit Sunday Times Uri tolejr MYRON J HUGHES , Licensed Master P1uriber Pinckney 13F6 Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr OPEN EVENINGS We axe now open for Imwem in the Stewart Attderson Btdg Eotaten gladly giveu for Street Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Soiafce Stacks aad furnace repairiBg la tkenear fture we will also be ewpeed for weldioc and brasiac AUverk gnatiamteed ZM Mate St Pinckney Fahrkatng Sheet Metal i TVJWT I,JJPP PiWKNKY DISPATCH SStf Wednesday, June 25 1947 BkT The Peoples Store roceries Drygoods Canned Qoods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pinckn MIrhigun Entered as second class matter at Postoffice at inckney, Michigan undo he act of March 3 187 Subscription rati 150 a Year FAI W CUKLnf , PtttLUHBI N J Buzzard and wife attended a family reunion at Fenton rriday j Mrs Iva Dorrow employed at the Vokar factory, Dexter for a num ber of years, is now working at the Bob While Lapping Co Pinckney Jack Darrow is spending some time in Hamburg Mr and Mis J W Fox and children of Detroit wore Sunday caUers on their Uncles and Aunts at the Fish homeMrs Fox is a grand dau ghter of the kite Elizabeth Fish Jones Camp Big Slver opened a Silver Lake Monday with GU boys from Toledo The camp will be continuous this year with no week end gaps The U of M Camp at Patterson is about ready to open k and the lied Cross Seal camp at North Lake is functioning Now Is the Time to Order Your CEMENT I BLOCKS I Immediate Delivery i I Mad with Screened Washed Giavel and Steam Curd Ke Dexter Block Co 8250 Huron St Dexter, Mich Phone 4772 LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING eekly TripatoMade toDetroit Lloyd Hendes Mrs Margery Caikins and ter ot Walled Lake arid Mr Smith of South Lyon wen the Bert Hicks home Sat en uaugh Mabel Vis at Phone 6414 CASH HORSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 2 Per Cwt CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED 4 CARCASS MUST BE F3ESH PHONE COUiECT TO DARLING COMPANY FREE iNU SOUND las HOWELL Original Company To Pay for 450 DEAD STOCK eador Alive ORSES 4 COWS 7 HOGS 2 Cents a lb ESa Animals Collected Prnptrj odern Equip meet Capable Men E L PARKER, Aent Phone 88, Pinckney llbe FASTEST DA ScJk Service in Mieaiffayr ttiral Dead StoekCi om where I sit Joe Marsh Crazy Hat Wins Refrigerator fJDmt of tbose Breakfast in the ornif radio shows came to CapiM City last week, sad Sarrah Carey Mm trst prise for wearing the crarieat hat ia the aadieace It was a nilsized refrigerator,The prise, the hat Glad them hat of hers paid off t last, says Ed, treating the vhole thing like a joke But you pould see he was proud of Sarrah Frow where I a, theres another Ed can protfftef Ike way pmt mp wK Jlfcaae hate of ahs, with neerracritieis jast as shes pat ap with Eds pipe and the otiter tittle freedoms he enjoys, Theyve got that refrigerator home now, stocked with beer and were ging over tonight to drink a toastnot j ust to Sarrah hats tak ing first prize but to happily married couple, whove learned to live with one anothers differences in tasteswhether if a trste for hats or beer 4 Qoc STATE OF M1CH1UAW The Circuit Court Jor The County Of Livingyton In Chancery Roy w Phillips Ethel E Phillips his wife Plaintiffs VS Chapeton and Julian Chapston, his Amutas Chappenton, A u g J v wife, Alexander Coquillard, Aex I Coquillard, Almon Whipple, Uichad P Williams, Flavia J B Crane Albert Crane, Frederick J Leo, Daid H Young, David C Young, Iluidah Montague, and their unknovn heirs, devheos, legatees and assigns DEFENDANTS At a session of said Court held I at uitt Comt House in he i ,f,y o Howell Michigan, on the 2Uh day of May 1947 Present Hon Joseph Hi Collins Circuit Judge It appearing from the woni bill of complaint filed in this cause that the plaintiff, have not been able after diligent search and inquiry, to ascertain whether then above named defendant are living or dead, or where they reside if living, or whether they have personal representatives or heirs living, or where they or any of them may reside, 01 whether the title, interest, iaim, hen or possible right of said defend ants has been assigned to any other person or persons, or whether such Ledwidge I title, interest claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by the defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know and have not been able after diligent search and ascertain the names of the persons who are included as de fendants in this cause without being named Therefore, on motion of Glenn C Yelland and Wilfred H Erwin , Attorneys for plaintiffs, it s order ed that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause their j appearance to be entered in this i ause within three months from the date of thip order, and that in de rault thereof the bill of complaint J Tiled herein be taken as confessed i by said defendants and each aid all of them It is farther ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty days from the date hereof, cause this order to be published in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper, printed, publish ed and circulating in said County of Livingston, once each weeic for six succesive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true Copy Louise M Sehult Th pbove entitled cause involves and is brought to quiet the title to the following described premises ar uate and feeing m the City of Howell, County of Livingston and State cmgan, and more parUeaariy described as Lot number sixtytwo 62 of Assessors Plat No 3 of the City of Howell, as duly laid out, platted and recorded in Liber 4 of Plats at page 18 Wilfred H Eririn, Gienn C Yelland Attorneys for plaintiffs Business Kev and Mrs Richard Backus are moving from Lum, Mkh t Brown City in charge of M K church Kev and Mrs Alfd Allanl went to Almont i uesda where the former offi ei at L1 e veddin of u friend Yp Sto Mr nd Mrs iiwi and Mrs iga were una liurge Matley Grace l ecenl Miller CoMins ci lejs ol oi of M Paul tUl VJ and Maxine Sunday Donald feigier of Detroit and nep hew of iliuwell called on Mrs Hattie Decker and Mrs Nettie Vaughn Monday Miw Doiothy Dinkei and son John spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James lirofzan in Gregory , Don Swartliuut and family are at Swarthouts Cove, Portage Lake for 2 weeks, Mr Weltha Vail spent last week in Parma and Horton Clare William has sold his cafe ter ia in the basemr nt of the Masonic temple Ann Arbor and has gone into the catering business Howard Seefeld and wifr Mary Jane Gallagher of Ann Arbor spent the wer k end with Mr and Mrs Kd Mt ei L,t un Meabon and family and Mar shall jVii anon and wife took in the motorcycle races at Fowlervlfle Sun J 5 members of Pinckney Chapter 0 E S 145 attend d a meeting of Temple Chapter in Detroit Fri night Robert VanAmberg and family o Willow Run Plainfield have unted the Thonu , Ware houe on M3G east James Whitley returned from Cal v ek Mrs Cornelia Bowen and daughter, Flossie of Howell called on Mrs Jessie Wylie Sunday W C Miller dropped a milk can on his left fofrt Sat breaking a bone in it ,i Airs Mary Singer and son Dick are working at the Lakeland, hotel Lee Lavey and family spent Sun with Mr and Mrs Joe Metz at Howell Ona CampWeJl and family anjdj Maxne Auhiisoiiisaw a flower show i A ,u ,mnibrr fjom attenled Sunday at Ella Sharpe park, Jackson C J iinton and wife1 spent Sun at the Walter Clinton home in Det roit and caled at the Walter Fox home in Northville Mis Giant Schooley, Chelsea call M at the C J Clinton home Friday Murray Kennedy and family were in Detroit Sunday Hubert Ledwidge and family of Detroit spent Sat with Mrs Eleanor tj and Mrs John Meyei and iietty Clark were s of Mrs John Martin Teepie and Mi, lol f the MO Miss Blanche Maitin were at Air Field, Sun P M Mr and Mrs K H Teepie of i v, Mi were Sun visitors at this place Fred Catrell, llowJ City clerk suffi red a heart attack Friday night and was taken to Mclheron hospital Henry Winkelhouse frmer H florist, has rt turned to his from McPherson hospital, has boon sevr ral months Mrs Lulu Lamb and son, Kos,nioved to Fast Ianting last week Wednesday lb nry Krahn who bought their farm hra has moved on it oweli home where he Address, Howell, Michigan I CWfto iW, VmUei SmaBrenwi famMm SEPTIC TANKS a4 AJt Contents Pumped Out Htuied Away CHXRLS W SIMWOW Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge spent Fri td Sat with her sister, Mrs Lucile Gagon of Whitmore Lake Andrew Nesbitt and wife were Sun iinner guests of Nellie Gardner and Fannie Monks and went to Fow lerviflewiAh them ia the afternojQru Varl iiaughn antf wife were in Flat Rock Sunday N A Houner of Brighton called a the Andrew Nesbitt home Sunday Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn and Mr and Mr Guy Smith of Cleve arid returned home from Kan lst week Tuesday Hoi lis WyUe and family spent Sun in Fowlerville, Mrs Nettie Abrahams returned home with them Mrs Albert Shirley and Mrs IJale Mier, attended r linen shower fo Nellie Epley at Webberville Fri night She will be married to Jail Shirley on July 1 Floyd Maycroft and wife of Grand Kapids pent the week end at the Merwin Campbell home Roy DilJingham and wife spent the week end at the C W Hooker cottage at Lakeland Some 2 members of the McQuill an family and other enjoyed a pin ic lunch with Mr and Mrs Will Shehan Sunday Among those present were Mrs Alma Harris, daughter, Zita, and Rev Morgan Harris, Dr Harlow Shehan and family, Jack son, Frank Shields and wife, Mr Bess Devereaux and Walter McQuill an of HoweU Verne McQuillan and iamiji Mrs Lucile Kennedjf ad Mary McQuiVan and Dolores Walsh of Detroit Kathryn Henry teft last week to spent 2 weeks at thie Youth Christ ian camp at Gull LakeO ne Shehan and daughter, Mary Kay of Ann Arbor dpenl Sun at the Louis Shehan home Mrs Clifford VffaHorn spent the week end with Mri and Mrs Floyd Weeks in Grand Leidge Rosalie Nash is working at the Lakeland hotel this summer Mr and Mrs, Mai Carver took their so to Jot n Hopkins hospital Mandand last w tek for ttment Mr amd Mn Cwis Coyie JUrk Hmmh mU Mrs re fltifi tkm Bmnm4 wniiint ia the Brighton soft ball games under lights Friday night Total attend lined betwi en f0k and 40 Whit mori Lake won from the Vagabond oach in the first game and tHani Iurg dr feated Hynes of lrightoii M the final 10 to V 1 Singer pit died for the winners , iiob Dariows team minus sevi ra i star playrs lost to Big Silver here Jjjiday night 17 to M Joe Ji Ifrev and Wes Palmer were the starting battery and Phil itntil and Joe Burns finished John iacker starred ii the outfield for Pinckney Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs Win Brash were in Lansing last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Walter Clark called aTTfre EhhieTTTTTilrkhonie in Tlovv ell Sunday, Mrs Win, Mercer spent the we end with Lansing relatives Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry Kathryn Henry and Beatrice Lam born were in Ann Arobr Thursday Gerald Henry is attending summer school at Wayne University, Detioit Wesley Reader started summer school at the U of M Moday Dv W C Wylie and wife of Dex ter called at the Ken Wylie honni Sunday, also Reynolds Wylie and wife of Howell Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkei were in Lansing Wednesday Mr and Mr Lonis Coyle, M Eva Melvin and Mrs iiosi Howard were in Ann Arbor Thursday Elwin Hulce family are in Chel sea for the summer H is attending summer school at the U of M Mrs Gladys Lee attended a show rr for Mrs Robert Dilloway at How eU Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Lee attended the wedding of Miss Dorothy Baker and Orlan Winslow at the Whitmoii, Lake M E church Sat night l attended the reception following at the Lakeland hotrL Dr James Nah and family of Cold water, Mrs Dessa Nash and daugh ter, Isabel were Sunday gu sts of Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee Mrs Henry Kelknberger is serious y ill at the home of her son, Vetne near Gregory Last Thurs Mrs Gladys Lre, Mrs Wm Baytes and Mrs M Hoomes visited the Kings Daughters old peo ples home at Redford Tht Lakeland Kings Daughters wil hold a strawberry festival at Hiawatha Beacch July 45 Mrs Walker Leatherman of Uan fa a VEPNEY Fbric i BEMIiFRG Rayoo fOlt 1NUWNSJVI IMAITNIIS C vVH yUHf sh LK coing, seacool BEMBERG its sheer as spraypatterned EY in a seascape New and Nivor w, the threcqUarter blouse ves t at tie into a shoestring bow J the square, notched neckline seated b a selfflower And a wide, idc bel, with tiny patentleather strap iich lo hes in a shirred waistline to ivc th skirt dancing fullness quamatme, Citron, Mist Pink ana Guy 10 10 18 Rcgistced Trade Mark PEIRCE8 STORE FOR WOMEiN PRICE 1195 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE HowiC Michigan M J Howell I Kobe it at the Mi were in E ason and wife id ay Read and family spent Sun D troit zoo a d Mr Uobrrt Read took Muriel K ad to the Blue Knob girls scouts c mp nar Bedford, Pa, last week wl re she will be swimming instructor Mr a d Mva Clifford Miller and and Mrs Jerry Cade spent the en at Douglas Lake ira Kennedy and family of ent the week end with Mrs llmer Miss Irene Eisele of e called Sunday, d Mrs Joe Murdock and , Brandlc of Detroit called imma Volmer Saturday Iteason entertained 20 little rViMids at his home Sat in honor of his birthday Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti called on his mother, Mrs Jan Martin Saturday Mrs Addie Palmer who has Mr wo k Mrs C Detroit s Emma V Fowlervi Mr a Mrs J1 on Mrs Robert sing spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs j visiting at the Herb Palmer home re Robert Pike 1 tamed to Detroit Monday Patty HA Lloyd Hendee and Howard Read mer returned with her for a tttririr1 the V F W ooaveotio at K totter netrmd SauH fr Marie, the last of lastjOark jfeghM he It hi VIT i m A , iAiKifcfc i PINCKNEY DlSPATJh Wednesday June, 25 1947 Mow Available Jassuied Wamt Ad SfiKl FOR SALE or quart i4 Codar Lak i J FOR SALE John Deere 41 A ii u un ubLer, John Deare Ciiit rid plow Woodrow M id Rush Lake Road v, viiiJJi Saws to jle Roi 1incktiey Michi gui i hau 11It I PROFESSIONAL CORNER STEEL WAGONS, TRICYCLES, SOFT HALLS and BATS BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES GARDEN CULTIVATORS, CARD DEN TOOLS, ELECTRIC WIRE, all kind, RANGE and ENTRANCE CABLE , PLUMB 1NG SUFPLIES16 CUFT, DEEPFREEZE and MILK COOLERS HARDWARE ssT BOYDELL MINTS VANISH ENAME1SI wo IN Of taur loul Hnga LEE LAVEY horrys by ii Adoiph HarUuai jurtuaity JLOJ iivL wire moving Tin as loal diainbitor Must be able to manage alus force GOJU C W Dilloway ,Howell Michigan Thurs Morning 11is E Grand Kivw FUR isilii Js, jf X4snClMg LOViA Rubber iire Whetbar row between my home and Capt MtVlu,VM farm Founder return and utive pvwtuxi Ora tUainea FOR SALE lcelioThande 6 lb ice Stuniuy Dinkel Ph 74 FOR SAUVkiLeering Grain Uindcr 0 ft CutCompJete with can vaees i Ed H Muss How 11 Mich I 1600 Loom Lake It cud R F D 3 FOR SALEVTiTPicce Living Room Suite 5 Piece Kitchen Set J VV Whitley 1UJi SALF ear round hpme on HiLund Luke near Pinckney Mich i f i oui inch iii four inch sewer tile DJi liixy Sonalextcr FOji SAF Fyers FliAron 47 Stuart St Finckuc Mich R SALE Ski11 milk powderfor nimal food at lichigaa Miik 1rod vs, stations in Km anci 150 lb ug at 8 cents a pound An Exrelant economical source of high pro ein and vitiman content food OR SALE 140 Acre Farm 5000 ,500 Down House, Barn, chicken oue immediate Possession 3 miles West of Pinckney See P Riehwine Hush Lake dlTSALT Price Ph keep this day for the thingb of the Spirit A welcome Kay M Ditjt M O Pinckney, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 2 00 P M, Except Wednesday MOB, Tu,Fri, Sat, 700800 pw, DR G RCLUSKEYr DENTIST 112 N Nierifea Telephone Office 935 iUeideaee 14 by AppoiMMll Hewall, Mkhifar JeVanWinkb Doo W VABViAki Charia K vaaWtttf Attoraaya at Law Flrat 3uta and Saviaf Baak Hawaii, MiaU4a CEMETERY MEMORIAL J L ARNET ft SON AJU ArKar, Michigan J HAROLD,IX CHUBB Hawaii, Miehiffaa Local RapraMaUtiva Montufltffes Markara 4 Villiage Lots Low 100 Mrs John Cologne Ipfco awaits you kMH Stock Minerals 325 cwt Council Proceedings Minnies of last two meetings read and approved Motion by Kennedy supported by Swarthout that council adopt the following resolution A meeting will be held at the T Village Hall in the Village of Pinck on Large lenced lake front lot Ful nev Michigan, at 830 P M, on lyModern and msuated Six rooms J juJy , 1047, to hear objections to and Uath Full Rasemont, Furnace tne vacation of Austin Park The Water Heauter, incineratorlce f following is a copy of the Resolution regularly adopted at the meeting of the Council on June 10, 1017 Whereas, it appears that block no I Two of Range Number Four of Hin cheyVs First Addition to the Village Pinckney was designated in the plat as recorded in Liber 51 of Deeds, on i page 4oH, was designated as Aus MARION BEAUTY SHOP1 SfEOiAUZiNG IN fRMANNTS MACHINE AND MACHINELES3 ALSO COLD WAVES MARION JAKVIStOwaar PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Phona 8F11 Pinckoy, Michicaa llut Water Heauter, lncinerator,lge iire Place, Glared 1orch, Good Dock, Rathing Beach, Good Fishing Bout, Good lawn, Located at 11045 Shoo Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSicKlo at Dam on HiLird jake Or la F razier Te tnckney 5KF or L OlOo in Detroit ll A V 1 have l a aci cs hay to cut on shares Nick Coliser, M3C East vi ciria Hin Park, and l tK SAL1,Hifoot Rowboat j 40u0 Geo Thompson Hiland lake FOR SAi Ruhl7ake jottage and iott1loindon Sundivision I bed I rooms and sanitary toilet ustairs Living room, bedroom, kitchen Jowi stairv Well ana pump in kitchen, i Frame pairted Niie shade Hiram i K Smith l,xr ArthurFlintoft Kst Rurner Kitchen Feed Supply Cm, PHONF 104 MBal MAX RUSSELL,Mjr FOR SALF 0 range, burn wood or coal Mis Arthr Skinner across the Mill FOR SALEOakflobnng ind eid , kiln dried, slab wood ir tht stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phone 4581 lext,er, Mich , oi HERBSNEEu Phoaa 183 207 ft Grmmd 9km HowaJI, Wakifam Raai Eatata, laMraaaa City, Laba ami Fmtm A Speciality lit Yottr yrcparty Wfth Ma GENEITAX INSURANCE Paoec 59PS Pinckaav Michigan AUCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCICNEY 7SF21 MARTiN 4 LA VAN 13 BHtaHay Wahigm Phone 13qFg Rapairiij mm Asms State 8717 Lakaaida Drlf Lieaata Rush Laka PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMk Mcdavu BQuipKDaait MtaUts u FOR SALE 3 buildings, hou,e, 8x10, ntilitr building siuure reaonab,,djUcius 1hone 4 2, Pinckney Whereas, the said Block Number Two of Range Number Four has never been used as a park but on the contrary has been regularly as essci for taxes, we do hereby deem it advisable to vacate said Park, and do appoint July , 1047, at 830 P M, at the Village Hall, Yllage of Hncknoy, Michigan, as tlv time and placa to hearobji ction to thi resolution, and direct the illage Clerk to give a notice of thi meet ing, together vith a copy of this rciliition to be published in the Pinckney Dipatch for three weeks Mildred Akiey Village Clerk Notes o 47 ears Ago Dell Carr has oar thanks for a m ss of mushrooms FARMERSiovtr thought of buy, ing a trailer It will prov the most useful tool on the farmHaal your own crops, feed, stock etc We have the best built trailers to be obtained as well as trailer parto All sizes 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by the hour, day or week Also motor ooats for sale Come in and 6ee us WILSON RENT A TRAILER CO 9176 Grand River AveHowell,Mich Phone 1227 Howell HELP WANTED Elderly woman to make home with lady Phone 07 Stockbridge FOR SALE General Electric swee per, electric iron, nearly new four burner auto gas table top raue three burner kerosene stove, drv er, and two burner electric hot plate Lucius Doyle Phone 42 SEPTIC TANKS CESf POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN fCR APPOINTMENTS rrW 358 Raridenca 613 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney tt Law 207 East Grand River, Howef pump 18 ft i fhe Pinckney council in a sudden Doyle economy move have ceased lighting the trc is and ringing the cur few FOR SALKSJabvooC7Buy Now I The Pinckney school teachers have Thurson lumber Co, Phor 44 all leen nhired I r one Till Coie fe Fernet with m SEAMAN TILLER Roche lost a pock kofM of f EAMAN TIUER rloweil Mich Worn to Will Wright and wife last Last faM M, otbook with 26 while working in j ploerf , of hft machif9 inittod i field This year whik cultivating j of at the side ca oil of the new, m he unearthed it with contents intact iprovod modak yoo can till the totl WHPlaceway has a Hew carriage llnt UP and make a Anna Mclntee and Julia Gibny Hotssewives SAVE YOUR yASTE FAT Overcome Soap Shortage TOILET SOAP tiXfr UFEBUOY fhere 13 world wide shortage of all Animal Pats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only tot one fifth of what they used in 1941 TMa also affects paints, textile, leather goods, floor coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been nttle soap last year, One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved n American kitchens, U dont blme your grocer if he haa butcher, a no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to yonr We Need them Leave Them at this Store WUL 6r BETTER MEATS AT Clarks week a son , Rob Culhanc ancj George Stone of iext r spent Sundify here On Friday night St Marys church will serve ice cream in the new barn of John M Harris There will be a dancr, Fthel Read graduated from Ann Arbor high school this year Mrs Bert Mclntyrs and Edith Carv attendeg the graduating exer,,cifrs at theiU of M rjit week Jim Green brother of Mrs Mclntyre, was a gi aduate E N Bilbie violinist assisted by Miss Kate Ruen and Xellii Gardner gave a coencert last week here Rev Hicks will pit ach a St Johns , day uermonattheopera house July ,1, for the Masonic and O E S j , orders x 1 The Pinckney Driving Club will give a nutinee and ball game here I June 27 The promotional exercises are at the school Friday The folowing grammer pupils takt pait Louis Monks, Rex Read, Florence Andrews Ethel JDurfo The intermediate pupils are Florence Reason, Lucy Culhane, Norma Vaughn Louis Harris is now motor man on the D U R in I troit Messrs Hall Gregory of the Ford tegal dept were here last wt el and took up the John Dinkel proper y of 7 and onehalf acrrs 1 hove started a dressmaking shop it Miss Josie Fick and Washington Chapnan wen married at the H A Fick home in Gregory Wednesday Gresrory At the Republican caucus a Fwrry Smith delegation was elected better Med bed at the tome time You ue toady Inereoie your crop acreage by pwN GRAVEL HAULING ALSO Black Dirt Stone Ken Kellenbuffer Ph 19F18 inQ hitherto idle into production Tfie SEAAAAN a th original farm jlzc rotary fjler tervlrevcrl over 0 t period f more tfion ten y 3 It ii tup plied Jn m full range oi par takeoff and motorized Models, from 36inck to i 2inch tilloaa frtdHis fef u felf yea aiore abouf th SEAMAN TIUER and Its prodea applicjiirns f your fem and crap venditioni Come J and talk it rt W m0HAlAMM GEORGE KLAPATCH 177 LAKEVISW Ann Arbor Mich Phooa 90SS e KfchKlGERATlON APPLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMEft YWARD HAROLD RADY r 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCMNY Phone llJPl Pinknaf A LOU0 HORN IS HO UB j fTrTUTE FOR GOOO WHOfa McPbersoi Slate Bank LATE PLANTING Old Fashioned th o July Carnival, Games Con1 tests, Prizes, Parade JULY 1 4, 5, DEXTER,MICH This year snow storms and rain storms have been more than ample Weather Bureau estimated 3tate that we have now received more than rainfall So much moisture las nat urally retarded the farmers uf Liv ingston County in their plowlrtg and 60 percent of our estimated annual planting Farmers in areas ncrth of us often are as late or later in put ting in their crop and still have ade quate harvest To draw a simple, many people watt until late in life before beginn ing a savings program It is never to late to start planting thoM dollars in a savings account or in U S Savings Bonds The thrift habit will provide a ready source of fund in later years Begin Saving Today MePfefitt St tak Meaty to Wan at reajosabte latexes paid ee Bevingj Beeke Certificate ef Difiefr 4eeaB ay a HSt b, er titatJi e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 25, 1947 Description An account of the resource June 25, 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 1947-06-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/14cf1ca00b7fe612bd18744259ba5ee1.pdf 915df6736fc661ac3b7cfa0c59c80511 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I jndtnty VOL 64 ispatdj Michigan Mirror Social Happenings Stat6 NeWS The Qala sisters,Stphanie anA PuRewl , Genevieve, daughters of Mr an MM Mid and Happaaiae of the Mrs Jacob Gala of Saline were mar Tfeg Pwdmmf Dispatch Wednesday, JufZTs47 amd and Happeaiags of the llala Tersely Told Fun Lansing Tied at St, Thomas church, Ann Arbor to James Burns, son of Mr and Mra Ray Burns of Pinckney and Francis Wright of Ann Arbor respectively The brides won identi j cai gowns of satin apptiqued bod ices and marquisette skirts The tireas were accented with seed pearl which held in place their finger Times are going to be better on MeVugan farms That is despite the 1947 wet spring Cupid is getting along pretty well for one thing Only one divorce has ieen recorded out of GOO marriages llP vella Thy cawed white snap nmong members of the Michr Jr7 sgoris apd gardenias The maids of Farm Bureau, according to Uuth honor wre M Jane Ga,a, sister Parsons, president Thats better by law and Miss Jennie Lasky The far than the ooeoutof,six record bridemaids were Luc lie Beauchamp for the nation today nd Lufilc Ann Arboj i Farmers checks are bigger and I Bernardine Burns was junior bride Ifetter Mortgages are being paid8maid The best men were Joseph Burns of iinckney ami Carl Delaney of Ann Arbor and the ushers, Joe Gala, Jack Lirette, John Young and Dominic Conkhn The wedding breakfast was served by the Smith Catering CoThe couple left for a trip in northern Mich and on their return will live in Ann Arobr Both sisters graduated from Valine high school and Stephanie from the Ann Arbor sac school Both grooms were in the service Mr Burns spending 19 months in the south Pacific with the U S Mar inesu and Mr Wright 39 months in New Guinia off New equipment and buildings mre being added in a program of mechanized agriculture Farmer in come, on a per capita basis, has fin ally exceeded the normal relationship to wage and salary income This prosperity has been long overdue For the past decade or so, farmers and smalltown dwellers have comprised a fifth of the nations population Yet they have received only about onetenth of the national income Our 1947 boom is riding into the second half of the year at a high level Income payments are now at j arecord rate of 177 billions a year This rate is just about 100 billions more than the prewar level Giddap were going to town More hospitals for Michigan rural area are on the way, too Governor Kim Sigler announces that Michigan is going to put its house to order The state seeks to be, eligible for 10 millions of feder al funds available during the next EPLEYSHIRLEY The marriage of Gail Shirley, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Shirley of Pinckney to Nellie Epley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Epley of Webberville took place at the Webberville1 M K church Tues evening The bride WLX U white marquisette gown long train and carried different kind oi limes Mrs Mary West the bridesmaids were Lois Shirley, lonna Jean Coffey and Wanda Davis Ushers were Doyle Templeton Samuel Epley jr ana Victor Epley The double ring ceremony was used A reception was held in the church parlors attended by 125 peo fple The couple left on a wedding I five yean for construction of rural J moriand was matron of honor and hospitals in Michigan Uncle Samj is to pay onethird tor more of such cost local commJinftiea two thirds The federal law permits a higher priority to rural real in allotment of funds The 1946 state survey of the W K Kellogg Foundation proposes one or more hospital or medical Service centers for eachj county The foundation recommends estab lishment of 181 public health and medical centers The Michigan State Medical socie ty is sponsoring a Michigan rural health conference at Michigan State College early in Sept Cooperating agencies include the State Grand j and Farm Bureau Items of Interest 1 This article concerns the Chinese j prphan, girl Sun Kit whr has been adopted by the Cpm Co,I church Ladies Aid and Phi lathe, cxss who Noil Current Comment bei I he big oil companies claim i no daner of gasoline rationing ff resumed but indicationS Sun Kit Fong will pay 120 a year for her supjport This, girl is between lj and 14 years old and her name Kit Kong I means pure and fragrant Her par ents are both dead and she with her brothers and sisters are in the or i phanage known as 1uKonjr Home at Shiu Chow, China, This has work shopfj, class rooms, dormitories etc The girl is in the Jth grade at school and will remain in China for her education The children get 2 meals 0 day witt ic cAStaled ty ouccecdinq ou3hXUbeotmued wu u and parade, wilk SrotU,S t,tonfUe and olhtfi0mthu time foxwaxd foxeve mote, ZJZflZZ WMA4AMS M A Ltrre TO HS ON W PAY iVi gvi, z meais i i juuor iis an a day which is customary in China Wagoner bfIL was mid are to bed at 830 p m thai uuy The reason seem to be oil production and distribution fac ilities have not kept pace with the increasing ctemond for gasoline There are many more can and trucks oil the road now than a year ar and people are doinginojredriv7111 Aloo the number of gasoline tractors in usc has nearly doubled I i of all this there has been e increase in pipe line delivey, Ui railroad tank cars The pinch has begun to be felt already in the middle west where there is little oil jnrjductujji Chicago dealer hav ciHvuvxd their gasoline deliveries and warned their distributors to go slow Oil shipments to Rusna and other foreign countries have also been curtailed There is still plenty cf oil in the grounds but it is not being gotten out and distributed J The president has vetoed the Taft liaiLiey labor bill as was expected and the senate ha promptly passed it over hir veto after similar action had heri taken by the house The next thinn is to make it work The en trouble with both labor and industry is that neither trusts the other and the efforts of both to ecure an advantage over the other is where the whole trouble starts from We predict that the Taft Hartley bill wfTl not be a paneoa for labor ills any more than the Notes of the Game SOFT BALL NFWQ trip through the north They wnl Aftfr getting away to a shak Uve at Webbervilleit Both vounc rt in whch Milford scouied twTc y ce Ion home runs Bob Singer settled people graduated from Fowlerville II , rus B,ob S,,er ttled nigh ahooi in VJ45 Congratulations Sw i ad g0t ll strikeouts Woodruff and Baker horn ANNOJNCMENT Zf J ,f2 ihe ir8t Announcement of the engage inu i, ,1 Pjnckney t,eti K K UP in their half on a walk to Shehan a hit by Lavey and an error Pinckney scored the winning run the sec ment of Miss Barbara Jean Welch to Ross D Wutkins of Iron Mt was made at tea Sat afternoon in the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs a farm Bureau T rV7 tT T Foi encouragement of character J 1 915 Brauman, Lan j , f u TT rt M i S1K Mr Watkins is the son of Mr and religiouseducation, the U of M and Mrg Dona,d WatW it currently sponsoring a workshop Uune 2 to July 7 under the able leadership of Dr Edward W Blarke van, university research consultant in religions education Along with other states, Michigan is now experiencing a postwar mor 1 slump Crime is rising rapidly, j Apparently unaware of the moral law, Thou Shall Not KuT 16,year oid Oliver Terpening, Jr, Lapeer county farm boy, slew four child ren because I always wanted to know what it would feel like to kill somebody We could write a col umn on this subject ourlagging morals and our need for more religious education Maybe well do it tome week Better rural life in Michigan is the aim of a course in rural leader ship at Michigan State College July f to 18 A Michigan rural safety council has been formed to do something about the causes of 169 fatal accidents on Michigan farms last year Burns and explosions accounted for one out of every three mishaps machinery, one out of four the bull, one out of four And so it goes One important thing is this Michigan farm folk mre trying to help themselves And from the current signs, theyre doing pretty well thank you ins of Iron Mt The wedding will be Sept 13 A bowl of roses flanked by tall white candles centered the tea table Bouquats of roses and peonies were elsewhere about the house Presiding at the tea table during the afternoon were Mrs Glen Car penter, Mrs Merwin Munk, Mrs Obie Smith, Mrs Ronnie Smith Both the bride and her fiance are students at Michigan College of Min ing and Technology She is a mem of Alpha Xi Delta sorority Both are Civil Engineering students and will continue their studies at Houghton Oat of town guests were Mrs Augusta Myers of Midland, Mrs Al Dert Becktel and many of Mt Plea sant, Mrs Basil Frisbie of Detroit, Mrs Herbert Palmer and Mrs Cecil Wilson of Pinckney I WILLIAM RATZ WiJUiam Itatz died at his home in Dearborn Friday He was the son of the late Gideon and Mary Ratz of Howell He married to Florence Andrews, daughter of the lute F L i Andrews, former publisher of the jVinckney Dispatch in 1911 The Couple iived in Detroit where he wan engaged in the shoe buiness One son, Robert, was born to this union who with two children survives They frequemtlyl visited aVinekney and when the Masonic temple was built in 1921 Mr Ratz donated u carload of brick Already there are different interpetations of some of its provisions which may be taken into court Its constitutionality is alto challenged o the coming year is not liable to see any great abatement of the labor problems and neither will there ever be until they meet on common grounds The legislature does not seem to oe Krand jury minded and Att Gen iilaek has announced that he has had o drop the investigation of condit at Southern Michigan prison be auMi raid legislature refused to give him enough funds to conduct it This investigation was started several years ago by the former att gen Dethmers but never finished The on a walk toReason, Readers sacrif ice and an out at first The scoi was 3 to 2 Pinckney until the 6th when Pinckney added 3 more on , hits by Shehan, Palmer, P Singer an out at first fov Ptincfs Marpliy, pastor No vena Fridaj j 220 noon SriX a m icimner out never finished The f Mrs Ratz health failed rmd they inmates oi the prison offered to i moVe to Calf, where he died about finance the investigation but it was 15 years ago A number of year urned down Sensational charges ego he was remarried to Miss Grace iavc been made but never proven There are ru 11Pieparation for Holy Comaan Herbert ion eaeh Saturday 8 to 9 p m Sunday 700 to 780 a a Summer Maas Schedule of Masses Itatz who survives him falso surviving his mother, a sistei Mrs A B Fishbck and a brother This victory gives Pinckney undisI 3 ni, 945 H 45 Week Days 800 a m Friday and Satrday 730 puted possession of first place PINCKNEY Shehan, 2b Palmer, 3b Lavey, cf P Singer, rf Ledwidge, If Meyer, ss Reason, lb Reader, c B Singer, p AB 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 R 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 H 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 MILFORD Conservation Notes The conservation dept purchased 89 more acres of land last week in the Brighton area The conservation dept will hire 66 more men in the next 60 days The present force is 130 lnen This dept, has deeded the Dodge park at Walled Lake to Novi town, hip Earlier the Marquette and were returned to Notes on the Game Pinckney took 3rd place in the TriCounty hard ball league by beat ing South Lyon Sunday 7 to 1 Steptoe pitched 5 innings for Pinck ney and Amburgey, allowing 5 hits Keith Ledwidge tripled for Pjnckney Pinckney plays the league lead, ing Chelsea team there next Sunday Chelsea won their 4th straight victory Sunoiy y beating jaline 6 to 3 behind the pitching of Bill Qanahan Mesnard Service of Ann Arbor beat Manchester 7 to 0 j Is the Western Division Brighton , stopped the unbeaten Stockbrifcge f team behind the pitching of Hank Green 12 to 1 Hank allowed 5 hits and struck out 14 Fowlerville beat Hoisington, ss Webb, s Woodruff, p Winterhuoilt, rf Baker, lb Fogle, 3b McFarland, 2b Colgrove, cf Shepler, cf, p, Mattson, c Stiner, c Reid, If Pinckney plays Fowlerville at Howell Tburs at 845 P M BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball Team AB R H Pet AB 1 4 5 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 1 3 R H 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and 8 a m Sunday, July G, 5th Sunday after Pentecost, 9th week of 55th Novenna Sunday is communion Sunday for the ladies of the Altar Soriety Among the intentions are Sun for deceased members of the Kenn edy Lynch family, and late Joseph Stackabie annivcsrar high mass Mon, late Mrs Poxon Tues, and Wed for Valentine Hinz Thur,, for James Dwyer Fri late Mr and Mrs Daniel Kelly and family Sat late James Baron July 6th for Mrs Joseph Covert Prayeijs requested for sick and recent department among whom are Att Wm Simpson who drowned in St Clair river near Marine City Roy Reason Gerald Swarthout Jack Haines Francis Shehan Wesley Reader Beryl Amburgey Joe Lavev Mason 9 to 3 The Ann Arbor LegjP Gentiie ion Seniors lost to Webberville 13 Herb Palmer 1 3 1 3 0 3 4 1 7 3 Chelsea M4nrd Service I Pinckney Manchester South Lyon i3l to 12 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Won Lost Pet ment ef 44,000 for geological hv veetifatiosL This wffl be of value to eat ad gs drtlers TW msjrrat take mat year was M2e0 a hrrnsu of 33,500 over The opossum and but mink fall off Saline 4 8 2 1 1 0 Paul Singer Fred Singer ack Benson 0 1000 Edael Meyer 1 1 2 3 4 760 1 666 333 260 000 i Keith Ledwidge Stanley Dinkei Boh Singer 2 6 2 15 7 6 28 9 9 6 29 8 22 8 4 3 20 11 6 23 7 5 20 2 4 6 2 1 11 2 2 COMM CONGL CHURCH Rev Alfred A Hard Pastor Organist and choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Mr Herfran Vedder Worship and Communion Service 1030 T We cordially invite all who do 1 , not have a church home to worship 1m 2 error Joe Laverl a honle run in the 7ih and although Dexter got 2 men on this inning they did not score PINCKNEY AB R The funeral was held from the HowePeterson Funeral Home on Miehigari Ave, Monday with buriai in Evergreen cemetery, NOTICE A Bazaar will be held at the Ma onic Hall Sat July 6th at 3 p m by tlio Pinckney Chapter O K S Many kinds of goods will m on dis play, such as fancy work Fish Pond Vegeables and Baked goods Caf eteria supper will be servd at 5 o clock All donations made before the Bazaar call or leave with Mrs Carrie Gntfith or Mrs Mae Duller Committee WIN FROM DEXTER Pinckny won lrom Murray Lros team of Ltexter here bru wgnt a to i Uexier scored a run in tne secona on LaRusafc home run In the 4th Pinckney scored twjee on syigies by Meyer and Header and Jack Kea sons double In the ith after two were out they got 0 more runs on 3 walks, Meyers home run and a hit by Header Dexter rallied in the 6th to score 4 runs on 4 hits, a walk ih legislature has never been enliusiaMiit about these investigations Jov Sigler when conducting them iad trouble getting funds and when Yank McKay was acquitted it took opportunity to smear him which lauded Kim Sigler in the govern vis chair 15lack will go on with he new car black market inveatigat ons but he was not given all the iunds he akckl for to conduct this Occasnaly something happens which makes as snile 7 Bepnbli an senators were against all gown nent price controls and voted to remove the one on rents They live n the Westchester apartment at Washington D C The first thing hey knew was that their rent had Non boosted 17 percent They had xen paying 175 a month for a 3 00m apartments All rent increases uve to be appVove by a commission in Washington D C and they have ippealed the increase to this cosam with us GQaPkx MISSION 1000 BOY Esra Beachey Pastjr 655 Morning Worship 10KM 500 Sunday School 1100 404 Superintendent Wilbar Leidig 427 Young People Meeting 730 2 400 July 718 are the dates for the 10 357 4 9 6 1 33 310 272 250 250 212 200 200 181 Shehan, 2b Palmer, 3b Lavey, cf P Singer, p Ledwidge, If PRE 4TH ACCIDENT f art Feete, Mra Chas, Hewlett jr a swder Ukj Milfesd ea from fireworks on a taMe with a fuse Tuesday eight When he weavt U see why it failed to easasdc, It went off ban and csjttis kssa COUMTY SOFT BALL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet 2 0 1000 thutil the band and face His Diek Darraw, the I BoicaU Fowlerrule 1 I 0 1 1 2 600 6th annual Summer Bible School at , the Pinckney Gospel Mission, classes I Meyer, as daily Monday through Friday from ID Swarthout, rf 900 to 1145 A M forages 4 through High School AH children are welcome PENTECOST CHURCB OF GOD 3581 Bast Street Rev W Pastor Everyone welcome NotideServices start at 740 in tne evening CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS 500 Sunday School 1000 L M 000 Morning Service 1100 A iL Evangtiatk Services 740 P M mw e Gentile, rf lb 3 4 3 3 3 3 1 2 1 3 Clark, 2b Allmindiager, 3b Johnson, lb Waggoner, c ocHm n P H Mr and Mrs Marvin Sbirey and land Mr yd Mrs SSSBS SSBSSBBBRt andf Inier, were I Young peonies meeting 730 P e lew, and Bern to Mr Tfea at ISJM 4 ea MM a and Mrs AB i 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 2 r 1 2 1 R 0 0 1 1 2 1 9 0 H 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 H 1 1 1 1 t 0 1 1 i James Farleys story of his break Aith the late President Roosevelt is running in a magazine and is gat ing considerable publicity Drew Pearson in his column sayi Farley Joes not tell the complete etoryv Mrs Farley he claims itaiidud ta Itoosevelts and never lost a rhanay to turn her husband against thesnv Moreover she refuaad so live ia Washington which forced Farley t maintain two establishments and conmute between there and Nov YorkThe consequence he was a from Washington part of the and unable to take part in m portent confereees ROMANCE ADVENTURE AMP HUMOR ALL IN COMICS For Oilills Dicks in Dreamland lor Blondie and Um adventure Steve Caayoa Par these and mam and comedy Juts Comic Weekly, the big sine in Sunday lastreat MOTICB The County Offices wfll Friday and John A j 1 h VlOlalkft U Wifefat nssav Bssjw aba wBlba AMMUAL The AJUMSI Ditrict Me 2 f alsr officers and saw Bat such business as 1 befoce tk sjssl wa PINCKNEY DISPATCH WedneJ tV Ju Z 1947 Neighboring Au txkbridge 4 teum soft oail hrj ui jits June 30 Mrriod by Rev Harvey Piv t a, tm North Lake M E, church oil Juu j, Miss Helen Bland and Enr i IAJJ icrk, both of Unadilla Mis Jackie Bveniser gave a show civ lor Air Wilmer LuU Kathrya 4 nollintr Iut week , iiorn to Walter Marshall and wife at Rowc hcapita1, Stockbridge June 22, twins, a boy and a girl Hamburg ia having free movies Thursday nights this summer, Louis Wagoner jr of Chubb Corners is spending 2 weeks train ing with the naval reserve at Grots 01k The Durleys Cleaners at Howell has been fold to H A Melton of Detroit 211 planes visited HoVell last week during the recent tiawh patrol 200 relatives and friends helped Mr and Mrs Ralph Glenn celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary last week Born to Glenn Kingsley and wife June IS, a son Ex Sheriff Claude Fawcett suf ferred a heart attack and is confin ed to his home at Howell Dr W C Donald, F A M grand chaplain has been transferred to Ypsilanti Jack Garland has been released from McPherson hospital Charlei Mas, the other victim is still there Note of 25 Yean Ag AVON THEATER losskbrtdre, Mich Why be a hotwater waiter It y today to have all the hot water u needall the timewith an automatic electric water heater The luxury and convenience of one of these heaters will cost you only few peaate a day Thats because your water is heated during the night when the demand for current is at a minimum and the low waterheating rate is in effect Theyre spotlessly cleanand they never make a sound No wonder thousands of your neighbors prefer em See your dealer soon Fri dat July 4 5 A GOOD DOUBLE BILL for the 4th BLONDIES HOLIDAY A ioiiidy Starring PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE PLUS VOVER THE SANTA m TRAIL A Wiiitrn with KEN CURTISJENNIFER HOLT Sun it Tues July 68 JOHNNY O CLOCK A Mystery with DICK POWELLEVELYN KEYES PLUS NEWS Cartoon SILENT TWEETMENT C4nini4lODT CALIFORNIA WAY Show 3,67,9 MILLIES DAUGHTER BLACK BEAUTY gllllllllllllllllll HimilllllllHIIIblllllll Hrst National 1 Bank I SYLVAN THEATER CHLSEA, MICH Fri Sat, July 45 4 THE CLTOF JANET Drama Starring ROSALIND RUSSELL MELVYN DOUGLAS SID CAESAR BETSY BLAIR Comedy HeWa Sun A Mon, July 67 t THE LATE GEORGE APLEY A Comedy Starring 4 RCWALO COLMANPEGYI m CUMMINS, VANESSA RICHARD HAYDN Cartoon Sportree Tuca Wed Thurs July 8910 SONG OF THE SOUTH This it one of Disney best techm color omodies Its oui of this World for Music, Laughs Heart Appeal Shows 710 900 ,jr rin I DETROIT EDISON Co vwwAM, mmmmim i The St Stephens s a enjoyed their picnic at Grooms Bathing beach Wed 4 gallons of Ice Cream and three cases of Pop Each chilli had their own lunch Races run were Three Legged RaceGerald DeWolf Gary Wiseman Mary Jane Bennett Ada Waterhury Sack RaceGary Wiseman Ada Wat erbury Judy Rowland 60 yd DashBill Chadwyck A team of boys and girls had a tugowar but the rope broke ahd there was a grand spill on both MmMwteams To top the afternoon there was a Pie eating contest won by Ada Waterbury At 300 everyone started home tired but happy But what about the Faculty Miss Elsie DeWolf will leave this Sun for a 4H camp outside of Bri casion Sun Tha children and grandfluMren of Mr and Mrrs James G DeWlolf to celebrate the 37th Wedding Annivrjlsarv Week end guVsts of Mr and Mrs Albrt Shirley were Don Wriqht and The Federated church held their picnic at Rush Lake Fri The junior boy 4 won the tyall game f rom I Flower Giri Class 14 to 11 Among the contest winners were Pauline Ueasun, Ciessie Haines, and Agnes Howard and for the boys Floyd Campbell and Walt Graves The ball game between the boys and men classes the men won 4 to 3 The girls then defeated the ladies class 34 tc 4 Puukney lost to Fowlerville here Sunday 13 to 4 Charles Gehringer pitched for Fowlerville and Harry Caswell of Ann Arbor for Pinckney iiiukny won the first game 2 week ago with Fowlerville 3 to 2 Ralph Glenn of Gregory and 5 Clarabeil Richards of Dexter were IS married at the Chelsea M E church J S June 21 by Rev Beatty IS iiabe ttuth, noted base ball play er, pent his spare time at Island Lake la, week while the New York Yankees were playing at Detroit Catherine Leoffler who has been attending school here has gone to Flint Frank Johnson has sold 2 acres of land to the county road comm who wili straijrhton the curve H oil is Siller graduated from the L of M medical dept last week Miss Eleanor Clark has opened a subdivision at Silver Lake The hawk and woodchuck funds this township are exhausted Under Federal Supervision Mentha Federal Deposit In urease Corporation All De posit Insured up to 5,009 fo i JULY 4, 1776 The Declaration of Independ ence was adopted COMING BOMMERANG, STALL ION ROAD, THE WICKED LADY HOWELL Theater HOW FIX, MICH Tues Wed Thurs July 123 ERNEST HEMINGWAYS t ir JULY 4, 1826 5 Thos Jefferson who wrote S w n m 5 the Declaration of Independ i ence died JULY 4, 1947 The ideals of Jefferson and his w wm compatriots still guide our nat ions course THIS BANK WILL NOT THE KILLERS With BERT LANCASTERAVA GAKUNEk COMEDY NEWS TRANSACT JULY 4TH BUSINESS , Ti i Shirley and Nellie Epley ghton She will act as councilor for a group of girls The camp will run uc family of Fla, Doyle Templeton and j Ceore Reason jr and wife are in family of Keepro Harbor and Gail I until a week from Sun night The home of Mr and Mrs Fred orWebberColoradoMiss Janet Reiser is a guests of her grand parents, Mr and Mrs DeWolf was the scene of a fray oc Thompson of Hilard Lake ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your Fri Sat July 45 THEYRE AT IT AGAIN BUD ABBOUT, LOU COSTELLO In THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES PiU REAL ACTION MONTE HALE, ADRIAN BOOTH in LAST FRONTIER UPRISING Cartoon Comedy Mat Friday July 4th Continiotis Sun Mon July 67 TRUE ROMANCE STALLION ROAD witn RONALD REAGAN, ALEXfS SMITH, ZACHRARY SCOTT ON 5 Comedy Shorts Cartoon Te7 Wed Jufy89 SUSPENSE AND THRILLS SlTHEY WERE SISTERS f With S JAMES MASON, PHILLIS CALVERT, ANNE CRAWFORD COMEDY Naw ead Lettuce Carrots Hater Melons 2 So BUNCH 35 LB Average PASCAL JUMBO BUNCH Celery Saner Kraut Oleomargarine SILVER FLEECE 2 CAN d ARMOURS STAR ARMOURS LB 1 lb 25cl 17 39 lie 39c Note of 47 Yean Ago this M , A if I Monks for S40 i STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL SWReuben Gn died in Detroit Made with 90 percent alcohol it Electrioa Wirinjf and Contract 1 June 22 He is a brother of Mr Ei Penetrans Reaches and kiPs More WK Estimates Glven iThomon kjKSSJSi ,, East PutnamPinckneyPhone 6 The hay on the race track wasback Ask any druggist tor KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN I germs faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uinckney , ww Bacon Squares lb 45d SHOULDER Smoked Picnics alt Perk U 49c Chiefceas Pork Sausage 58c 69 ARMOURS STAR 1 IHPKG 5 49 OPSN etee M t i3es JULY at Store EXTRA LEAN LB Or ALL KM0GOOD CANDY BARS of Blgain hares shipped fom Den ver, Colo, and will go in the rabbit business James A Greene and Miss Edith Carr were married at Ann Arbor on I Wednesday of last week Trie commencement exertides were held at the opera house Thurs night The program was Remaps Rev Commerford Salutatory, Iva Placeway, Oration, Jofrn Tiplady orchestra History, Ross Read Oration Emma Reason Prophecys Daisy Reason Oration, Roger Carr Poem, Maybeile Decker Valedictory iLee Carr Diplomas, Stephen Dux fee, Benediction, Rev Simpson The alumni reunion t the Maccabee haU Tues The program Welcome, Ethel Read ReapoasJ Mabel Decker Toajtmaater Roy Teeple Aspirations, Mrt Bertha Mann Remarks, Wirt Barton, Arch ie Durfee, Bill Monks, and Mrs H F Sigler were also called on Three Oaks dedicated their Dewey cannon today It was to than bv Admiral Dewey because tfcey made the largest porportionate donation to the monument for te mar tyS of the Maine The fSSS not come, their speaker beinf Helen Gould, noted New York wotnaa I Herman Reid closed hie school at I Untidilla Friday AIAI Cora Shehan is home from Adrian i Alma Shehan closed her t0 patttvitti W4af l Tfceaam MaWn i hers in Markm Rita, 17 months Mr and Mrs E A Kate died f whooping cough Monday Rjchandr Roen died ia Tues otf uPneumonla i, Wednsdy was spsrU day bridge beat Brigmafai At batt i2Tl2to Ear Better wee tfce ijfcycle race with Cbas JJf vey won the free for a wmi aeaai lafcer Jid and Marker Votoey I ieai IN STOCK L SOIL PIPE FITTlkNGS BATH TUBS 4 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 BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tubs wash Basins All Types Cabinet Sinks Flat Sinks Double Sinka Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs SO Gallon H W Boilers flfceel Shower Stalls Concrete and Steel Septb Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water Softener izi Operation Medicine Cabthets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Plumber 1S6F6 Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr OPEN EVENINGS Ruah Lake We are and BabotSaelt , til3Jaia2a SBBSMT eaesas aa M W ym at NOTICE open for baeneas in the Stewart Anderson Bid Estlsa for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspout, Smoke la the near future we will also be equineAll work guarmnteed 21 Main St Fabricate Sheet Hetei GawflamWV aw vPiNCXNKV DISPATCH, Wednesday July 2 1947 r The Peoples Store roceries, Drygoods anned Qoods, Shoes Gents Furnishings WKAMIH DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 116 Main St Pinckntv, Michigan ktared ns ascend class matter at Fostof fice at inckney, Mkhijraa undo ha act of March S 187 Subscription rate 150 a Yaar Auk wu eoaun fvamp Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike were Mrs Walker Leath erman of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Pike and sons of Wayne Leighton Pike remained for a visit of several weeks sa Now It the Time to Order Your Kennedy1 s Gen Store Miss Betty Reason employed by the Younkers Memoral Co a Lan sing spent the week end with Alberta Dinkel Irving Gardner and wife of Highland called at the Albert Dinkel home Saturday CEMENT BLOCKS i i Immediate Delivery Made with Screened Washed Giavel and Steam Cured x i Dexter Block Co 8250 Huron St Dexter, Mich Phone 4772 LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING eekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hende ihon Mr 14 STATE OF MieniUAH The Circuit Court For The County Of Livingston In Chancery Roy W Phillips Ethel E, Phlliipa his wife Plaintiffs VS Chapeton and Julian Chapaton, his Lloyd iHendee and wife spent Sun in Holt with her people Wm Gallup and wife KRuth Cul ver of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy Sunday Reynolds Wylie and wife of Howell called at the Cen Wyiie home Sunday Mrs Kenneth Wylie and 2 child, ren and Barbara Ann James and Paul Edward Wylie called on Dr Wylie and wife of Dexter Sunday The Self Service Store has a new signed on the front and east side of their store 7 Azel Carpenter who has been at Clear Lake, northern Michigan is in Dexter for 2 weeks having dental work done resulting from an auto accident lust spring Larry Imus is building a house on M36 at Lakeland just east of the Ann Arbor railroad crossing Mrs Carrie Swarthout is a patient at McPherson hospital, Howell James Docking underwent treatment at Uof Mhospital, Ann Arbor, he is now home Howard Thayer has been elected president of the Helping Teachers 1 Assn He works out of the office JCO ion is go cleun und crisp and so Z ITS EASY TO STAY EVER FRESH IN BARBETTE FROCKS LALF SIZE 14, TO 24 JR SHORTER WOMEN of the Washtenaw county chiXli commissioner Robert Read and family spent Sun at the Arthur Bullis home,, Gregory John Vaughn and family of Ypsi SPOT CASH HORSES 7 COWS 9 HOGS 2 Per Cwt PALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE CARCASS UST BE FRESH iND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY Aujuetds Chappenton, Augi lanti spent Sunday with Mrs Nettie wife, Alexander Coquillard, Aex l Vaughn Mrs Norma Merrill of Web Coquillard, Almon Whipple, Richard ster wai ft Wed guest P Williams, Flavis J B Crane Al irtrs Wabur Eiseie of Fowlerville bert Crane, Frederick J Lee, David entertained last Sun in honor of her H Young, David C Young, liuiieh father, Gene Campbells 89 birthday Montague, and their unknown heirs, deviteos, legatees und assigns DEFENDANTS At a session of said Court held at the Court House in the i V 0 Howell Michigan, on the 29th day of May 1147 Present Hon Joseph H Circuit Judge Andrew Campbell and family and Roy Campbell and family Also Mr and Mrs Stephen Gerycz and daughter of Detroit The latter is Mr Campbells great granddaughter The card club was entertained Sunday by Mrs Haxel Hoiscl at her Collins home in Garden City, Forbes Miller and wife of Detroit It appearing from the worn bill jpent Sun at the Walter Clark home f complaint filed in this cause that Mrs Pauline Fisher and Wm Hughes of Fowlerville called at the Walter Clark home Sat Eveniig Arthur Griffith and wife of Pleasant Ridge called at the Joe Griffith home Saturday night The infant aon of Mr and Mrs Glenn Kingsley has been named Michael Christopher the plaintiffs, have not been able j after diligent search and inquiry, to J ascertain whether then above named defendants arc living or dead, or where they reside if living, or whether they have personal representatives or heirs living, or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, interest, sUim, lovly wnen it is 1arkleigh Prints which is the fabric used in this dainty and dutiful frock diftjrned jeHeaily for you women who are below average height Barbette knows the secret of perfect ing without need of alUiiiions i iarbete knows too, ho, tj make you look taller and dimmer YouH enthuse over these Frocks and their mo erate e,it PRICED 1195 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE PEIRCE STORE FOR WOMEN PRICE 1195 Howell Michigan Mrs Alice Schoenhals of J1 owell is speniiing 2 weeks at the L J HOWELL l Original Company To Pay for 450 DEAD STOCK ad r Aliv lows SS HORSES S3 HOGS 02 PER LB according to ixe and condition FUm Animals Collected Promptly t Equipment Capable Men fc PARKER Acent Phone 88, Piackncv FASTEST Dead XKJC fervice in Mieaigas ntral bead StockCo Mrs Eulalie Buttle man of Hortbn lien or possible right of said defend I ls tne guest of Mrs Weltha Vail, ants has been assigned to any other Richard Loomis sr and wife of Henry home, person or persons, or whether uch lDetroit were guests of the M E A meeting of the O E S County title, interest claim, lien or possible Darrow family Sun Richard III Asn officers of which Mrs Alta went back with them for a visit Meyer is president was held at her Marcian Ledwidge of Detroit spent home last Tuesday, the week end with Mrs Eleanor Dr James Nash and Ledwidge i Cold water and Mr and im KromwhereIsitJy Joe Marsh, The Picnic Was i Hug Success Vv Weal Will Life League vent cause folks are so testeeiate and wellbehaved in our town, that they could afford to take the whole thing as a hove gottenont Koaeeaae I nay It was ity aseanent aadieongeniaL bear and hot dogejeheese and me the WILD WIFE ffUGSCOCa Item From where I sit, even a newspaper editors entitled to a few , mistakes Ard since I reported that they served a moderate beverage like beer, Im sere nobody 1 thinks the picnic was the least bit j wild, or anything but a huge sue cessand I mean kttgt right has been disposed of by the defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know and have not been able after diligent search and inqimiry to ascertain the names of the persons who are included as defendants in this cause without being named Therefore, on motion of Glenn C Yeiland and Wilfred H Erwin Attorneys for plaintiffs, it Is ordered that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause their appearance to be entered in this a use within three months from the date of thip order, and that in de fault thereof the bill of complaint iled herein be taken as confessed Lv said defendants and each and all ofthem , 4 It is further ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty days from the date hereof, cause this order to be published in the Pincemey Dispatch a newspaper, printed, publish ed and circulating in said County of Livingston, once each week for six succeeive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true Copy Louise M Schuitx The above entitled cause involves and is brought to qniet the title to the following described premises stS uate and beta in the City of Howell, County of Livingston and State Mchigau, and more fmiiwinlMlJ described as Lot number aizQrJbo t of Assessors Plat No of the City of 0oetL as deiy laid out, piacted and reoardod m Leber 4 of Plats at pane M Wilfred H Erwfe, Glenn C Yettaad Attorneys far Address, MoweR, family of Mrs Paul Mr and Mrs Melvin Totz of Det j Finitegan Jackson were Sun guests roit were Sun quests of Mr and st the Lynn Sendeehani Mrs W C AtLee Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle and Mrs Julia Drudge and daughter Mrs Rose Howard and Eva Melvin of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs extended the wedding of Wilbur Andrew Nisbett Sunday Coyle and Rosemary Willi at How Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt and ell Saturday Mr and Mrs in Ubly Sat Alice Wylie Gordon Hester were and called on Mrs Aiire Jarhart of Howell and Ver non Geaihart and wife of Lansing spent Sun with Mr und Mrs Mark Nash Mr ami Mrs Winston Baughn with Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Detroit urc spending the week in nullum Michigan Don Baughn Is tayjng in Landing and Barbara in Milford Mrs Myron Hughes was in Detroit fat Wednesday Suijda callers of Mr and JMra Myron Hujrhes wore Will Collins and wife of Hi land Lake, Robert Robe lis i,il wife and Floyd Richard Sunday guests of Mr and Mm Louis Coyle were Robert Grainger on of Detroit and family of Holt, Mrs Rose Ho Billy aid Becky Mercer of East Mrs Zoe Beck of Pontiac called ward and Eve Melvin Lanin pt last week with Mr at the John Bell home Sunday j Olin Robinson jr, has returned and Mp Wm Mercer Returning Mrs John Bell and Mrs Brown home after a years service in Yoh home wi h their parents Sunday ei m tee mH ITa eay he k Mj4i 1947, Unite i SMCS Brrvcrs Fomndatim SEPTIC TAMES Med In Waehtenaw Leonard Murphy, f Calumet jneirt last week M, the f Mr,E1easoy Lideiofre Br A W nnd wele and daughter were in Ann Arbor Saturday Messrs Clifford MiUer, Clare MUler, Rose Bead, Joe Griffith, Winston Baughn, R J Carr, One Campbell and P W Curlett attend ed a meeting of Groat Western Lod ge A F 4 A M of Windsor Ont Thursday night with Oillie Wilson former resident and saw 3 CanadiaS 8rd omma, Japan and is with his parents Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs at Rush Lake Wm Mt oer were Jimmie and Rita Rex Seckett and Harold Mills of McGrego, of Brighton and Ray Messrs Glen Slayton, Ross Read Norman MiUer, Wesley Reader, Paul Clark, Otto Poesaoa, One Campbell Cvff Killer, B Hooher, PWCurie jtttended a Maianir aaoeting at Ann Arbor Sat ightt of the 7th diat Glen Alt was elected to represent this dist He Is a neat maAar of Golden Rule Ledge and was candid ate for mayor 2 years ago Mr and Mrs Otto Pontoon and Henry Johnson and teatty wore in mat Sun and atee at the Bloewatr celebration at Peat Huron Mr and Una a C Vender left Sat on atrin Ifeaey and Helen of nano4y and Deris Ryan m Detroit WL and SeWtnhe iieason jind wife iir HI A Mrs Myron Dunning of Detroit f pent Sun, with his mother Mrs Buri Nash and Mr Nash Mrs He I n Feidkr DeanSt Peters burg is isiting Mr and Mrs Ross Read Wilbur Eisele and family of Few lerville s ent Sun with Mrs ITnima Vollmer, Stephen Gerycs and family Detroit were Sun guests of Mr a no Mrs Olin Robinson , Barbara McAfie is visiting t the Omar Gaas home in Detroit Anthony Barney and family of Detroit were Sun guests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mrs John Carpenter and son are visiting her parents at Ocean View Long Inland Edsel Meyer and Francis Shehan of gtetrtt called Saturday, spent the week end in northern Mich Miss I eona Campbell Mrs Rayaponda Morris attended week wi h Nancy Pond at a deception Sat night at Dexter for Lake one of the Miller twins Andrev Campbell and fhaafty Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son, John Merwin Campbell and family were in SowoR Saturday 1 Sunday ri the Detroit see Mr and Mrs Don Swartbout and Mrs I dna Reason anad Henry Shirey and fnmHy were Sun spent Sunday with Mr and guests of Jamas Shirey and family Garner arpenter near in Isilma oy R ason and family Eml WeaKfe on the ait faculty weak end in St Leeds of the U of ht talked over Station On CamobeU and W W J Monday noon Mmxine Atchinson were hi Hnbert Ledwigae and fasnily of Arbor Studay Royal Oak end span ring a week with Mr nnd Mrs Max Reymoids nd were in Detreet Mr and Mm Bteo Stoiner from of the waek Kidron, Ohio, Mm Anna Mabel Kit1 Lemnel team lew 2ty lows Berts and fwmnW and weeks in Pinch of in Snmmer Bib Mollis VKyiie pay work ifiuaaay in aon have Leo HeW fj inLmVPINCKNEY WrhcUg, Ki t The Spreuor Woodvorth ILL STEEL WACON Wont Ut ytu dcx Arc welded construction substantially reinforced Large Timken Roller Bearings for easy pull Axles 1 of 5 1 beams Spindles l stressproof steel Trails with any load at any speed without whip Turns on sMdimsM s fffyguaranteed ugaintf faulty MOUri4twerkmombip Classified vVant Ad ROOM TO BOALD AND RKNT Man and Wife or Two Uins Inquire at a0 Mil Stje lltz L J McKinlcy FOR SALLDining room suite, pair casement windows, 4 H P gttme eugiue, reversible clutch Jack WiWm, 11941 W Shore r , Hilanu Lake FOR SALE Four inch drum tile ana four inch newer tile X K Hoey 4b Sonolexir VOR ALE Fryers LlAaron 407 Stuart St Pinckucv Mich PROFESSIONAL CORNER FOR SALE Skim milk powdT7or fcahnaJ feed at Michigan Milk Prod Robert vddw VBr i at cent8 Pund An wlitcocrt Vtdacr lnckneyMich lam economical source of hih proKOi SALEWater front lots with I m vUinian content food, pleaty c shade trees, good Swimm1 FOR SALE40 Acre FaruTlioOOO lug good fishing ja WHjon I 6W Down House, Barn, chicken 11941 W shore DrjHUand Lake, jhouge Immediate Possession 3 mile Have your Furnace ioc477fte7 pinckney See P Richwine it 4 x i Kllon I ft Ire j, Mick DUy 110 AM te a IOO P M eept Wednaedey Meau, Twaa7, ftai, 7uOiQ0 aw TrMr l Law w Stat end Saltan las OR RMCLUSKEY UNTUT Ut i,tldtma 14 now Parts for Ul mke also Oil Gas or Coalv Air cond type Gur Burner Plu a F 2 Gregory Mich WANT11DReora and boaYdTVn farm for a week, for mother and son vns 11 Chesluk 125 Santa Rosu Briv Petrous Mich, Telephone HOgarth CtfoD Furniture and Hcue Ruah Lake FORSAU4 VWiaga Lois Tow Price, Ph 100 Mrs John Cologne Marriage LicenserJoMih fwffoy, 2i, FowlerviUe Violet Roberts, 15, Fowlerville ifennan Grower, 20, Fowlerville, iDoiis ttutehur, 28, Howell, Claude Miller, 30, Howell, Ruth Robertson 2S, Howetl Roberts Gentry, 25, How FOR SALEi hold goods Must be sold, at once, Mas, Amelia Bheinberger 2r0 hnckneyMichiKn 11, Joun Schnackenbeig, 20, Howell MARION BEAUTY PEJRCY AmmArhft Mleluiaa HAROLD a CHUBB HowaU Mkhujaa AUCIlOhaM PhaA aFU IHMkaaf, Mihiaa J K LEE LAVEY n n Stock Minerals 325 cwk Farmers Feed Supply Gt PHONR 104 , MAX RUSSBLLMr i i 1,, 131 PVJ v tinioiu, Light tan leather i Wm, Proctor, 23, Howell, Rosemary j Lost on Main St Monday Eve Con f Herter, 20, Plymouthj Naomi Gill, tained 50 cash, drivers license, 2 29, Fenton, Hurold Mangar, 23, Fen Hospital admittance cards WiU theton Wm Clague, 22, Howell, Joyce PERSON who found my Billfold Herman, 17, Whitmore Lake Don please return it, Murray, 31, Howell, Audrey McPher Jann Clark Meyr I son, 23, Pontiac Lestlie Latimer uFOR SALE14 fCboaCWoVv 22 Howell, Lucretia Smith, 18, iHow ine Wagemaker, In water only 9 men I e11 Albert Wiles, 25, Howell, Betty ths, like new, Neptune Six Motor, Schmitt, 19, Howell used very little See and make ofur Ray K Reason 786 Pingree Rd, i jFOR SALE Year round home on miles West of Pinekney I HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich FOlTSALEStrberrys bfrate f Varge fenCfd m fronlot Ful or quart Adolph Hartnmn V Modern and uisulated Six rooms 1245 Cedar Lake Road, Pinckney l11 Basement, Furnace Thwrs Morning H3Va E Grand Rivor fOFT SALEas 9 X 4a, Clrng N J HuzzarH i LOST A Rubber Tire Wheelbar j row between my home and Capt Mriuieyf ,farm IJcjunder return land receive reward Ora iHaines FOR SALE Ice Pox handle6 lb ice Stanley Dinkel Ph 74 FOR SALtyLTGlfoot rtowbout 400 Geo Thompson Hiland lake FOU SALERush Eakl 3otURe and iotiHerndon Sundivision 2 bed rooms and fanitary toilet upstairs Living room, bedroom, kitchen 3ovi stair W61I and pump in kitchen Frame painted Niie shade Hiram R Smith, lxr Arthur Flintcft Est FOR SALElOak flooring nnd aiding, kiln dried, slab wood r the stove or fireplace Murray Tiros Lumber Produots phons 4581 Dexter Mich FOR SALESabwooff Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co, Phor 44 Howell, Mich Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathing Beach, Good Fishing Boat, Good lawn, Located at 11945 Shore Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSicklo at Dam on Hi Land Lake Orla E Fmzier Tel Mnckney 58F4 or L 40100 in Detroit HARRIS SCHOOL MEETING District No 1, Fractional Putnam and Dextrr township will hold their meeting at the school Monday night July 14 at 730 p m to elect offic ers and transact any other businrss which may come before it Earl Baughn, Director STATE OF MK tiuAN The ProbaU Court for the County af Livingitofi At a segpion of said Cmrt, held at the Probate Office in io dtj of Howell in said County, on the J27th day of June A Dj 1947 Present, Hon, Willis L, Lyon, Judee of Probate Hawaii, MtiMsjii Raal tstat lawaait, Qty, Ul mi Wmm A 11111111 Liat Yaa IHrifty WHb Mm GENtfir INSURANCE j ffackaaw Miehlgaa AUCTIONEER FARM SALE A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE FINCKNEY 78F21 LAWN MOWER REPAIRING Lawn Mowers Sharpeed, Repaired 1 have installed a lawnmower siiarp ener machine at my home Will also repair them Ed Kenny Rush Lake 8751 Lakeview Drive FARMERS rJVtr thought d buy, ing a trailer 1ft will prov the most useful tool on the farmHnul your own crops, feed, stopk 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 ooats for sale Come in and see us WILSAN RENT A TRAILER CO 9176 Grand River AveHowcllMich Phona 1227 Howeil MARTIN JU VAN Attms Saw is BfUwm jM4sm Phase 138F0 RaaauHi mm mm Siata 6717 UOtatida DvU Licaata Ruth Lake PHSWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOM 4rPW4 M IHfk W 4 Sp Phaaa S Piackaay, Mihi9 SEPTIC TANKS A CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE AiXKNEL HOrtL ROOM 70 a PHONE 4341 ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HdWELL, M1CJ1IOAN FOR AfrftlNTMBNTS PHONE 358 Ridnca 613 SI ANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 807 H East Grand River, Howe GRAVEL HAULING ALSO Black vDirt A Stonft Ken Kelleubuger Ph 19F13 granted to Jamep Be or to some other suitable person It is ordered that the 3rd day of November A D, 1047 at ton o Male Sesdbttfi and Till Cose to Fsncsi dock in the forenoon, ai aid pro wifh SEAMAN TILLER 1 pbntedfffor hearing 7 J AMAN mm it is further Ordered, That public itaea, an oil of th nw, im notice tneof be given by publi Drovd odll yaean rill ih itU cation of a copy of this order, for In the Matter of the Estate 0ffmce each monthi for 4 months prior to the month set for aid hearing Housewives SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS William August Klawitter, Deceased Matiala Clara Hinz liuvin filed in said Court her final Administrate account and her petition, praying, for the allowance thereof It is Ordered that the 21st day of July A D, 1047 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining ad all wimr said s account and hearing said pc,ton It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given bj Mication of a copy of this ord in the pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printei and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H, Porter Deputy Register of Probate At the special election af Whitmore Lake school all propositions receives majorities but not the required two thirds They were to Iflhf up cloti to ftneat , end make oeMtr itedbdd t lh lamt Hmo Yov m molly incrtaio your crop ocrtago by fiut ing hilhrto tdla kad into production Tho SEAMAN I fh original lam its fotory fUlor erviccprcvd over a period af MOr Sran ten U ii tupplied Jn a fU rang of powtr takeoff and molorlMMl SiodtU, from Jeidl la 2inch rilloaa aUlhi tf ut ttl pa nor obouf th SEAMAN UUER and itt practical applicjlinnt f vowr form and craa conditions Com tn ind folk it KfchKlGfcRATION APthiee successive weeks previous Lol 0 the 7th anl stV grades said day of hearing ,n the Pnckney jf, nd tJe Wlls 4 anotherch Dispatch, a newspaper printed and an ever V01 circulated in said County 1 , smPie majority is sufficient ool Hweve, ihe pcuur 7 VLlANCEsERvfeE Overcome So Shortage A true copy l nZu IW Minnie ,H Porter, Deputy Reg of fro the th ad 8th grades r I Mr flnW tfrs VAlo r Probate LUX a,UT STATE OF MICHIGAN Tie Probate Court for County of Livingston FORMERLY WITH MONTGOftWA YWARD HAROLD RADY Mr and Mrs Erdley TanSickl MM RUSH LAKE PlNCiaWt circulatea in said Jaunty ,, VI v uiIICIen Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate J proposition so the pupUs A true cy SIu Al Arbor by bus from the 7th and 8th grades Mr and Mrs Erdley Van Sickle ln YiS7iT entertained at chicken supper Tues Phom KVH FiaUuaa night Mr and Mrs Al Dewey and j lu0 JrT phoenx Ariz Mrs A I VanSicklo, f4r and Mrs Ben Tomlin I from Portage Lake, Mr and Mrs At session of said Court, held at JJL T u T the Probate Office in the Cicy of10 JfT Lak Howel on the 27th day o June A J tromt Willl n iqi Mrs Ire Steffene from Detroit i Mr Hogan from Willis Mich SOAP UFEBUOY MhUtt , , ,,, UrflT Wut th, Wp rf th Amfc 9 , wooM , yer was made from waste Cats saved etc4 of every nine of aaap One out kitchens, Us Wt blme yoar grocer if na baa no soap bat Present, iHon Willis L Lyons, Jude of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Bruce Horn, Disappeared Mr and Mrs Al Dewey left this week for Phoenix Ariz, where they are making their home The Misses Lois and Lucille BeaHaroW Kett having file in said mZJl8 LaaUe, BesCurt his petition praying that the tlJZ rt adminiMratior of said estate be P BsSalBBBaaaBiani FMMMIM1 Lve ounce af Istywi east sad aatt k to yasjr NCCitl 4 A of July tfdsators CtenHrolt Mcpherson State Bank LATE PLANTINT This year snow atorms and rain storms have been more than Biwpia Weather Bureau estimates state that we have now received more than rainfall So much moisture Las nafc tiraily retarded the farmers vf JLav ineaton County in their pAowira and 60 percent of our estimated annual planting Farmers in areas north mi us often are as late or late in pa ting in their crop and atiR have as quote harvest Tv draw a simple many paopta wait until late in life before ing a savings procrnm it as to late to start MiaaaJsM 4eUarc is a aavocB aooount cr sn U S Savings Bonds J tJsrBjt habit wht provide a ready amwxmmt fiegia Saving Ttey JOLT 3, 4, , r DEXTER, MICH M X H ill , tf n 4WYt , 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 July 02, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 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 1947-07-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1fa61b27d8fe7be7b732b7cee5a525bd.pdf e0b7adb56192581cebaf207ddab2cb56 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. innirPfi , Jiincfeney VOL 4 Tfca Pmclawy OIlMtck , iWMnwcUy July 9 1947 Mkhig ton Mirror State News1 HMBA and and Hanneninnt of Ik sfetia Tamely TM FPI Lansing Items of Interest PINCKNEY ATHLETIC FIEU Bill Baughn with his tractor took the pod off the new soft ball diamond hist Wed night He worked IV from 7oo to 1100 p m and the WhM makes a vacation tup to lights were turned he lwt Uvy Miciugaa memorable , lwurs The new diamond is on the novth side of the field, the backstop will be on the Lnadilb, Sc side and the players will bat south OUR DEMOCRACY A likely as 64, it will be the memory of Michigan hospitaUiy the warmth, of friendship which Michigan people extend to strangers byMtt RGHT 2eGaiue Current Comment I The work of putting up the fence This thought was empasized to wm,n arrived some time ago is ex m wiie ther day Meredion Clark, ted t0 be beguu tnis WLek lt is editor 04 vnc 4fcKwishu Iauiui, a , ftnce with steel ts and weekly newspaper at Tekonaha in bace Jackson man wUl have Branch county told me this ior, ch of tti u iMy wife audi drove to Traverse Jfbthe work progreiaies tiIact Wty JOT the summer convention ol onl it n be possible t0 have the Michjgban Press Ass n Jusi bel e soft baU mei heM under 0W dinnf J dtacovered had not H hts the 1ft of mQntn jmokeda ffc it WM about b3U p m xhe Wctr of u id then, and clothing stores were clos d Monda The new diamond ad Finajly, I west to Wright s drug Store and told the prop, my dilemma Do you know of u place where 1 j T, J JppWs , 0 mL , ptlisioie in weeKs COUid buy a tie The merchant not r iced my convention badge His face brightened Here take my tie he xclaimed, whipping off his tie and j stove yrtin, former resident of putting it into my hands 1 worelhi g3Clion WU8 drowned at Orchard this mans tie Fri night and re Uko in Oakland county on July 6, turned it to him the next morning whUe flflhjng He formerly lived on I iHere was a real test of hospitality lhe east oi tne Wm Koch Ill never forget Traverse City jarin Thc decreassed was a brother Baby carriages are common on f j Vjrtin who manied Minnie will be completed this week and night soltbul ganes under lights shoud be STEVE VERTON 1Z7 SHUT OUT KAGERS 2 TO 0 i Uob Singer pitched a 3 hit mc t against Eagers of Howell Monday night winning 2 to 0 Tint only got G hit off Strong iluwtll their only runs came i the ih when Shehan walked, Iulmci aa ficad him and Meyer and Ledwidge singled in succession Shehan and Meyer scoring jhowell did no get a man past 2nd base Pinckney was short i re uai, Jo Lavf and Paul dinger bei , , out with injuries and Jack Kcaon 1 sick Their replacements played good game 1 iinckney plays Mi 11ord at Hou I Thursday P1NCKKEY AB J f college campuses today The American Legion sponsored a Boys State at Michigan State Coll age the other yeek The boys from towns all over the state assembled to tudy how government operates They housed in student barracks Morning assembly was at t5o a m Someone had the bright idea oi sounding off a buple for first call Kenton He was unmarried The fun eral and burial were in Detroit Wed Conservation Note In April, May and Junfr of this year 7Jo toroi fires burned over 8,8JM acrr of forest land This dept sold 7,285 acres of state first call He blew it loud and long land and o lu s at their state land From trailers in the veteranssale last month The land averaged Village nearby came a chorus of an acre and the lots 40 each howling babies I tfci fiir 1 fin clipped trout have I The next morning No bugle been turned in for the 2 award College babies had the right of way j First payments under the lJ4f Frank Morris, Lansing correspondent j law by which state laojfs pay an of the Detroit Times Sec of State I assfsment tax totalled J 14,0GO, Fred M Alger, Jr, is being jrromm1 Under the 10 cents an aca plan the ed to succeed Sigler after a secondtotal tax last year was 424,000 JOHN PAUL JONES BORNJULY6, 47 fktHtfc OF THE AMERICAN NAVyHIS FLAGSHIP vgHttMMAFKA9,H FT, 00 TONS mm FR SWEKPIN TH0U6H HSU TIMBERS, ywm PCIP m HIR HOLD, HER COMMANDER tWECCWE HAVE JUST SE6UN TO FIAHT ,B1IRW TO v 0CQVCWI xm r I IN WITH THE ENEMV Shehn, 2b 1aimer, Kb Meyer, lb j Leavidge, If F Singer, Mb Swarthout, cf Haines, rf Header, c H Singer, p 2 EAGER5 CLEANERS AB Kussell, If Herman, ss Klausling, h Koch, c Scofield, lb J Bennett, cf Lloyd, rf Arnold, 2b Strong, p 3 2 R 1 0 1 II 0 j 0 i u R 0 0 MylmTimTMNlOtt THl OMHOMMSKKHA0Xr OOWrr, 700 TON, 0 PLANS AIRCRAFT CARRIER UWW THi WAVC APRIL 2,If 44 SOFT BALL NEWS Next Monday night, July 14 tba the annual school meetmgg tafct ic ut which the officers ar aa , ud 10 conduct the alt airs oi tfce tyoi As a usual occurance not vwi 10 or 15 persons attenu thaft iiiceting Now lhe local school if Liu bluest euterprize in this section anil uould undoubtedly take around nail a million dollars to replace 1 ui yuur tax dollar goes into iff chuoi lund it cost around 25oou tt operate the school last year e or this year will be more 1 ii ks debt payments on the buiiuiny As in most instances iiu uUdition built MI in 1U36 is Iiuving in utficient and new arrang inui will have to be made to hand ie tin ituiiasing number of scholars 1 m nchcj operated with insufficient ehiss rooms last year and congeitions will be worse the coming year as the suburban population hat imieased and more schools wish to Iloe With so much at fctake the lark of interest shown by the peo ple hard to understand This year two members of the board are U be ted One for a full 3 year t j Miteeed Bog Clark whose tit,, expires in 1940 and one to iiii unn for one year, Last year 1 JJorn,i keliy resigned tHis term expires in l48 Merwin Campbell v,4 appointed by the board to hold till office until the next elecion whii n is July 14, 1947 With so ninth at stake and in view of the j,u L hat increased facliVies will have it n devised in vome way a big attendance should a present next Moaiay night M II ii 0 i I i 1 1 n 1 H 0 uesday The house had not d for some time and tool storage building A number of tools were destroyed The Howell fire dept was called instead of Pinckney The farm is octerm Anovice atpolitics,, Alger ha3 been surprisingly successful in quietly accomplishing objectives for the I0oo4 of the State without stepping pn toes I Clarence W Lock, deputy evenue ilcs Icomm, predicts that an amendment week Tuesday to the salee, tax law may save Mich been occupied farmers and owners of farms 1, way used as a 600,000 to 12,000,000 a year New I exemptions were authorized by the 1047 legislature on purchases by persons having an interest in UlHcupLed by Clifford Chambers ing of soil or raising livestock and J poultry for such things clothing, household appliances, and other proa Buyens must sign statements as to in tended use Prom my notebook Communism thrives on low living standards and a weakened middle class Free elect ions in Hungary in o 1945, while inder Russian occupation, resulted in only 17 per cent vote for comm unist There are three eagles nests at the Ludington State Park, which spreads over 3,142 acres Kural Iowa ia seriously overchureho over onehalf of the rural churches ten FARM HOUSE BURNS I The tennant house on the JohnT aacfMrs Louis Stackable, Chann r farm on Farley road, 3 David Ledwidge and Wm Hoche ai tsyst of here burned down lat tended the sale at Howell Saturday KAMER BOBON Kasmer Bobon, 77, died at the county hospital, Friday He was born in loland but spent the greater part of lus life in Detroit Survivng are his wife, Kathervne and two sons, Peter of Finckney and Anthony of Detroit The funeral was held from St Marys church Sunday Rev Fr Murphy officiating Burial was in I St Marys cemetery Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were in Whitmore Lake at the Martin Hit ter home July 4th Joseph Griffith and family spent Sunuay in Detroit guests of the Hoff Week end Sister were Mis Minnie Toles of 80 P JULY 4TH WEEK END No activities are standing still or declining minij 0 acuvmes were scheduled for Srs are MOriy paid Dr H Paul Pinckney July 4th so most of the DoulasT iVa report to a national people attended the festivities at national convocation on the church in town j and country at DesMoines, Marshall is proud of its Schulcr hoCel, ami rightly so This small hos telry xecently opened a Centenia dining room which would do justice to Chicago or New York City for colorful surroundings, fine food, J neaaooabie prices The place was packed the other night when we stopped Cor dinner Michigan is full oi surprises fee Schuier is one of ana of tfaem Dexter, Brighton and and the motor boat races at Lake lard A large week end crod was present iiere and at the nearby lakes Quibqf 3 few auto accidents were re ported around the state but ho serious ones near here that we heard of There was one drowned at Island Lake near Brighton State police raided a gambling ganie at Island Lake and arrested 4 persons and con fiscated a money wheel and some money MASONIC HOME r s nv AT HOWELL RA8WIC uvea, cv VJ DAY AT j LivinifetoB Lodge No 76 F Oaw Of we features of te VJ j js sponsoring an excursi EXCURSION k A , , excursion on celebration UowU Aug 14 j SundayJuly 20 to the beautiful be a aoft bail gaae hetweeu the 1 H0tw Alma Start win he made E 4 B team, Last year chomp t iroyA Pinckney at 9 0 A m Masons iosu and tiae Brigs team of Detroit i ,, their families and guests inat S49 p am There will also be alvited Brin a pknic lunch witib you jdoWski and wife of Detroit, parrim baad eoncert, pM prizes Dwner i be at the state couaser j Week end visitors of Mr and Mrs given aay jatior park just south of Alma t Edmund Haines were Claude Soper Field Day J where there are chairs tables water load wife of WhiUnore Lake Frank Uny City and Mrs Helen ihgalls of Flint Fred Read and family are spend, ing the month at Portage Lake and had as Supday guests lios Read and family, Robert Read and family, Rex Read and wife of New York City and Charles Smoyer and1 family of Arkon Ohio Mis Helen Feidler Dean spent he week end in Detroit Saturday guests of Mrs Nettie were Mrs Inez Heinze and Mrs Bail ey of Carleton Lee Lavey and family spent the 4th at the Vincent Shields home in Ann Arbor Gerald Clinton and wiffc roit are spending the week at the Stockbridgel Clinton home while C J Clin ton and v,ife with Walter Clinton and wife of Detroit are at Black Lake for a week Roy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reaison and Leota spent the week end at Coopersville Mr and Mrs M J Reason cale on Mrs Mable Suydam in Jackson Friday JMr and Mrs Stanley Dinke and son pent the 4th with Mrs Emma Brogan in Stockbridge Mrs Patrick D100 of Howef called at the John Dinkel home one day last week Walter Clark and wife called on Mrs George Clark in Ypsilanti Sun Week end guests of Mrs Eleanor LLedwdge were Hubert Ledwidge and family of Royal Oak and Ed Gran Rr Prftmcls Marplijr, paster No vena Frtrisj T2t0 noon aid Preparation far Fiolf Oomman ion aaeh Saturday 8 to f p m at Sunday T00 to 780 a am Summer Mass Schedule of Masses 7 1 m 45, 1145 Week Days 800 a m Friday and Satrdnv 73f and 8 a m After winning seven straight ganieii the IMnckney team lost to Fowjerville in the county league at Howell Thurs night 7 to 4 Iimkney started put in slam bang style the first inning scoring 8 runs 0t7 the , Fowlerville pitcheit on a walk to I 1 Palmer and 3 hits in a row by P Singer, Ledwidge and Meyer Bob Singer, pitching for Pinckney gotby the first inning but ran into trouble in the second He walked HoJmes,, , , , to second mTTShehar Jumbled and are ntli,llii tor the misHfcd a double play, Smith walked Hyst tapped toward lirst Reason fielded it but had no one to throw to 2 runs scoring Grosijc iliedout by Gillis got a hit, 2 more runs coining in Pinckney tied it in the 3rd on a home run by Joe Lavey Hank Miller replaced Vogt and Joe Laveys homer was the only run he allowed, Bad base running eoxt Pin cksey 8 runs Fowlerville scored a run in each of the 4thF fth and Mh innings Pinckney had men on each inning but could not get them around It the 7th Shehari walked and Lavey wo safe on an error Sunday, July 13 Communion Sun j Paul Singer ended the game by for Mens Holy Narrj Soc First Week of 56th Novenna Among the intentions are Mon, high mass for late Frank Plasko Tuef, low mass for late Walter Wal sh Wed, low mass for late Edward McCarthy Thurs, low mass for late Wm Donnelly Fri high mass for Sister M Lorett Sat high mass for MrSjJKary, request of BradyOwen families The marriage of Elizabeth John, son, son of Mr and Mrs, James son, daughter of Mr and Mrs J as of Calloway, Kentucky took place at St Marys church July 4 Witnesses were James and Stella Martin of Detroit The couple will live in iHigh j land Park Prayers requested for the sick and recent departed COMM CONOL CHURCH Rev AUred Ailard Pastor Organist and choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Mr Herman Vedder Worship and Communion Service 1030 We cordially invite ail who donot have a church home to worship with us striking out PINCKNEY Shehan, 2b Palmer, 3b Davey, cf P Singer rf, Ledwidge, If Meyer, ss Reason, lb Reader, c B Singer, p FOWLERVILLE Grostic c Gillis, cf Vogt, p, rf Munn, rf Miller, p Holmes, as McKennzie, 3b Harrer, 2b Smith, lb Home runs J Lavey 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 1 1 1 3 3 1 4 0 I 1 1 1 0 0 ii 0 0 0 , a 0 2 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 l 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 base hit Not withstanding the many columns which have been written about care Jul driving on holiday week ends and the icat efforts to avoid auto acci lent fatalities every holiday we end sees a bumper crop of the 1 1 There are many reasons for tiiis in tin first place the hih ways are niy in most cases for ordinary trah c arm th6 traffic on holiday week ends isj many times that of ok ends Traffic ofjjra,, same reason Many drivers of less experience than those usually on the highways take long trips on the holiday week ends and sad but true many drivers consider a quart of whiskey stand aid Mjuipment for these holiday inp Now holiday traffic is super aormal and the jstate and nation n v has planned to handle any in but ordinary traffic P Singer, Smith Left on bases Pincaney 6, Fowlerville, 4 Double playP Singer to Shehan, Vogt to A M Boy Scout i im P M Tiay Tot Parade 2M P M Feature Parade Over a matte las 40 P M ffcee Act 4 P M Band Concert IM P H ieeememl Service etc There will also be a soft baUlSfcomaa and wife of Ana Arbor and game there between 2 picked teams jCarl Soper and family, Lima Center Then the group will be conducted Roy Diliingfcam aad wife attend Rev Era Beacfaey PaaUr Morning Vetahip 109 Sunday School 110 Wiffcar Harrer C5mpiiteRancour SOFT BALL STANDINGS Pinckney 3 1 HoweQ 2 2 Milford 1 2 Fowlerville 1 2 J 750 500 383 333 Well how do you like your cigMlies now Do these smoke better mco price has climbed Also the mi may not be yet, Att Gen Black na ruled that a sales tax m1st be charged agianst them The sale tax ne say is a separata tax and in no tsay conflicts with th special three cent cigarette tax voted by the leg itsaturqjAs cgartettea cost aroudf 20a a pack this will boost the rice still higher The cigarette comajiiec do not agree with the att neials ruling and threaten to take he natter into the courts, claiming hat Lhe extra tax on cigarette is louble taxation Gov iSigier has vetoed the ona ent increase in gasoline tax which wouJdy liave raised the tax from itirvo cents to fosjr cents This tax tmiated to amount to 12AMQQ souId have been evenly divided het vseeji Uie counties and state highway dept for road purposes Also things 1 ure not right be ween the state way dept and administration at sing Att Gen Black says then im voo much secrecy in the state hicav wy pt and the administrataem He wants a state highway tppoiiued by the gov to keep appointed informed of its and expenditures HA0 BALL NEWS nonce We wish to take this U tborik our neighbors and who called the fire dept aad Ptnckney lost an 11 inning game j faithfully to save tike Mat Sunday to the undefeated Tneka buildings at the time of ear tie league team there Pinckney led j wek We also wsh to to 1 up to the 8th when Chelsea ti j Howell fire dept far through the Jfeeeoic, me This the Jf Ws tootherinlawl yott0g Peo5 Meetii Itbeacece in the lith Beryl Amburhome one of the finest in the aattoa I Charles Bailee in Lansing last week now has over 2Mt guests Please no1 Wednesday 7 P nt Onsjsm Be Oorf , nxamte if you intend to Charles Danow spent last week Don m P Setlasl E e Bofi isatoeat va Brigs Detroit P nt Aamaedinc of PrUea Jt P at Pareworfss ssp4ay nnd baUreom dances to oaaapiete theP go Rides willbe arranged for these ion Danhury Conn John who have no way to geti there aeeeph Griffith Ross Read Committee Winston Bauchn Carr also Pindcney Soft aH Team aBE Pet lOerald Swartnaat WeHha Bottfemaa Sjtooy Palsaar Stalla TVUE em SVtmmS liae Lat I Hear the fames, fearless PBfJPhuup Jentiie Jef fight the nations erime wJSofe with sctesBaic tEanmamaT amganast tenacity and natiacwe wMkvmj Ken JLedwaasje air weanan nt hand, w be told saam in Daily Oetoam tssas, in a aeries erb artides atjaAsaa wry aaaaWaaley MOHDAY, ieay Id AW aajntnaansl, m aaaide shaay ehe 4em ane 4 4 12 Vi II t 4 U 2 a 09 Ut 7 6 1 7 U S 9 no M U 1 I 11 inly 7 18 are the dates for the 6th ansMsal Summer Bible School at the Piacfcnej Gospel MiHsioa, classes daily Monday throgh Friday from U to 1145 A ht for ages 4 through ilh School Ail children are KMTECQtJ CMUaVCW OF co j e W v62S Alt L the KPaatar varyne iwalrosnc at You kindness and help seas MhW gev lost control after Clanahan had appreciated nvnided and waiked 3 men forcing j 4 U 3iffaad in the winoing run In the other j jks Oils of Ann Arbor beat Saline 1 to I and South Lyor heat Manchester 4 to 3 Pinckney wiN sday a doatAe head er here Sunday with Manchester In the western division FewlervilU heat Stochhridsje U to Mason heal tjhe Ann Arbor Amarioan en 6 tt aad Wahharvihe heat 4e4L le A U 1 11 m A tCi 1 J The District No 1 nf aha Putnam tar the officers and Car 4hn snch sa K vmMhe ym aV iat 1 IiVjdy 1 u snsS w1 PINCKNEY OISPATO Vr 3ay J fc 1M7 eighborina I AVON THEATER i my K, I 1 iV wid UM oigaiuzea a eoi krvn as the Huron itiuul Asn to develop recreation4 lieid ih y M rJuuuo worth of stlc Mvie athletic iivUi will be u It is owned by the school Dlvuicts will seat iJUU Karl kr i ri the committee ie M itrd iimes wili here after ubuh ui Wednesday instead of i iiuda j The New Hudson school district j luiuud lowa the proposition to con oliiuae vith Miltord 183 to S5 A new Masonic lodge was charter ed ai Heit last week Idonday night Tne Dercter school board has turned over the development and operation of the new athletic field there to oraruiiiution known as the Dexter Recreation Beard John icf,y a iivi d Tupper, vice pres Hal OCIM 15itkeTy aeetroaa 41k Fri Sat July 11 l Double reatur OUT CALIFORNIA WAY 4a A ecnaucoior i A Western with , MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH PIUS MILLIES DAUGHTER A Dameetic Drama with GLADYS GEORGE GAY NELSON Sun Tue July 1315 A Picture of a Girl and her horee from the book by that name by Ann Swrll BLACK BEAUTY with MONA FREEMAN RCHARt J DENNING iiobert Akin, has been named head Prd Woman ,Song Of The South July Why be a hotwater waiter It today to have all the hot watt i need all the timewith an auto matic electric water heater, The luxury and convenience of one of these heaters will cost you only a few pennies a day Thats because your water is heated during the night when the demand for current is at a minimum and the low waterbearing rate is in effect Theyre spotlessly cleanand they never make a souna No wonder thousands of your neigh bors prefer em See your dealer soon I The DETROIT EDISON Co i vyvyVfrWwiwiwMs of the Howell Hotary club and Lyman Kay of the Lions club Howell schoU has hired Robert Knott of Mt Tleasant as asst Sup of grade schools The 17th annual school of music wil be held at Waldenwoods Hart, land, July 1428 Lawrence Mundy, 424of Detroit, fdrowned at Winane Lake last week Ittbert Chapel, Howell rural mail earner, broke his leg last week when hts car hit a tree while delivering mail W C Richards, Howell electrical dealer, is a patient, at McPherson hospkul Charles Sutton is acting as city clerk, during the illness of Fred taircll Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen of Marion celebrated their 25th Wedding anniversary last week Clay Carpenter, Detroit fireman who lecently bought a home in Unadilkt died, in Detroit last week while Lighting a fire Porn to Lyle Bowdish and wife uf Gregory June 29 a son The Livingston County Bar Assn icui a memorial for the late Jay Sweeney at the court house in How j 3 cil June oU S Fowlerville will celebrate Farm S tri Day July HI wih an ox roast 5 Wallace Scotten and Russell La g j Combe, cf Dearborn who recently 3 purchased the Brighton Argus of Fiajik Seger and Dorothy JJell have Lg tiken pofscssion Seger goea to Fla iB Floyd Mollis ancf family ofHam g burg MLyla Lewis UIJ spending some time in Rapid City and north cm Michigan Camp Taluhai is having square dniues Sit night Mr and Mrs Abii Haines of Pinckney are the orchestra and Gil Bailey, the caller 2022 with S p in Sun Matinee A Diwey production in Technicolor NHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHIIIUlHMMIIIUmK fitst National Bank SYLVAN 1 HEATER ChJUAfcA, MICH, i n Frl Set July Ull jtf OOMfcKANG A Mytery with DANA ANDREWS JANE WYATT LEE COBB COMEDY NEWS Sun Ma 4 Te, Hdy 13141 STALLION ROAD vitn RONALD REAGAN, ALEXIS, SMITH, ZACHARY SCOTT Cartoon Popular Science Sunday Show 3 579 Wed ThurirJulyl 17 OVER THE SANTA ft TRAIL With KEN CURTIS JENNIFER HOLT Pl 4 CRIMINAL COURT with B TOM CONWAY, MARTHA O0R1SCOLL CQJvUNGiCaraival In Coite Rica1 My FafArite Brunette, Pursued 1 Under Feaerei Supervision Member Federal Deposit Inurencc Corporation All Dt potlu Ineured op to 5,009 fe eech Pep e toft I NOt42ia 0415 ty hard wiiidlonn hit Kri iiiht Grand River near islam I K fe Married at the home of tin In iii paronts, Mr ind Mi arr W lock of Hamburg mi JUJ 7 mi daughter, Mable, t ira i , Detroit, itev Cook otTu ial r The Pijickjicy Kmn iot il Ann AHxn Grotto r ui WUJ to A Batteries Pinckney Aichol , McClea1 Giolic tiiha x Cojo Pinckney pla ti, Uy iijiv Ypsilati Sunday I win,,, oicv, i,wn Floyd Hcaons l 1 ,, ill J J i i wiiiy on aiKr Voil , iH, nit i lie awnifT, o tne 1 f ii, dni iiorc Ji last in fall A j a ia windows My wiii das in, bay , ii iwiy wil h liiri i luniing the load over on of him Ho nuri riavcn Carponlev and Cliff od v yst and oho VamHorn families spent Sunday with V I Mr and Mrs Cliford Smith at Crook C ik auio got Auvk on J rj j,ike ai rollm week and net day i nca jshord up lo fix the road Waoii Lane of Inidilia uftYrcd bioken libs last wek ven hi, bu y hit a uUtv SUPPOSE YOUR SALARY WERE CUT Many people manage to get along when their, salary is cut 5 So, jf you say you cannot put any money aside for the future I give yourself an imaginary cut in pay Then take that amount and deposit it with us regularly a Try it HOWELL Theater HOWFLU IICH Thurt Fri July 10U B1NG CROSBY In IF I HAD MY WAY GLORA JEAN, CHARLES WININGER 1 COMEDY NEWS Sat July 12 Matinee 2 p m 4 STRANGE JOURNEY With PAUL KELLY, OSA MASSEN PLUS THE DESERT HORSE MAN Cartoon ettuce 0Le3 A 47 Year Ago NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO 1iie auit door in the bank ruined by the robbers recently has been replaced sorman Mann and family of Detroit are camping at Portage Lake lie had u special firework display ihere July 4 1jiirkney will vote July 1G on bonding for 1000 for fire protect I Henry Mead who died in the sold iero home at Grand Rapids was WE HAVE AMPLE FUND AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE I OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES Sun A Mon July 1314 Matinee Sunday 2 p m Cont LOVE AND LEARN Starring JACK dARSON, R03ERT HUTTON MARTHA VICKERS Comedy dW9 fuc7WedT U Thur July 15ioI7 CARY GRANT, INGRID BERGMAN t in NOTORIOUS With ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TO, KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your back Ask any druggist for 35c this COMEDY CLAUDE RAlNSfcf New Cars Cabb Wafer BUNCH LR flS Ora Gra PlttUt Potatoes Pork Sausage Ground Beef CALIFORNIA DOZ CALIFORNIA LB, CALIFORNIA 123 25c 10 lb 69C BABY LINKS IF J OiiCi KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN woik Lstonates Given T40 East Putnani,Pinckney,Phon 5 Kerms faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uiackney 2 for IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 A x, SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SJNK5 WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS el PIPE FJTTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FrrriNGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW 6HOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF EXTRA LEAN LB Bacon Square Pork Steaks WePeWPeWJPO 9 W 45 45 OS Con Store cssics HAMS LB biougjit here for burial Friday He lXX, T, nice worked in die Reeve, ditillery JfZS NGICIDE, TEOL and mill an akc iMrs Sarah Swarthout Hause, ,ddow of Je Hause, died at her Home on Howell road July 1 fhe dog of Henry Bartcn whicli nad been clipped went mad the other My and nad to be killed The fine large brick home of Mrs Louis Colby on Pearl St burned down last Thursday Sparks set lire to the Will Crofoot honie across the street and Hugh Clark barn I Besides the Colbys the house wai occupied by Mrs E W Martin and titmiiy The house and contends were insured for 1200 and Mrs Martins furniture for 500 The Colbys mov cd in the ho lei and Mrs Martin in die Larue house Once again Pinckney is reminded she has no fire pro lection The residence of Ben Allen in Marion occupied by John Hassen can burned Friday The Republican county convention at Howell last week neariy ended up ina riot Ail county papejss condemmed the meth eds used Miss Flora Watson of Unadillaj and J 9 Coulton of Jackson were married June 2i by Rev Jones of Chelsea A colt belonging to Tom Birkett which Matt Brady was training tft the race track lie re dropped dead Tuegdy I Jackie Craft of Detroit k spending i the summer with his sister, Mrs Jean Paton and family o Pingroe Rd Norman Reason md wie arc spending the sumryor in a cottrre v 1 near Traverse City Adrian Lavivr while T en Robert Taschs new houso 1 it weak fell and hart his nhouWr Geocge Meabon jr las a 194C JBoick aeeaa Oawdyn Latum UiKord w visiting 4er cranv r A, Mr and Mrs J W hAlvn Dale Latimer f family of MiL w, M i , ed ent the 4tl ,t the I W LaC Wand iu, the wet at SfT Ji ZJhJi w MaaHjm feeetof Daanew u visit iac at the AacMir ull heme, v Ciayton aonalat d laenJfcr 4rf 4 to 6 Ft Bath Tubs Wasii Basins AU Types Cabinet Sinks Flat Sinks Double Sink Closet Coi binations Laundiy iub CC Calln U W Boilers jfetel Shower Stalls PnmjM Concrete and Steel Septi Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps iteynoids Staffer Water Sorftereifc in Operation Medicine Cabtnets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe PuMJknry tSensed MaeterPuiber ia6F6 Mich 9717 Lakeside Or OPEM EVEMIHCS Lake NOTICE t3V J KKtaay Fakkrtef t ShMt IMil u AJH iiipiv j miipni iJCHCNKY DISPATCH WednedAy July 9 1947 Peoples Store MCKWfc DISPATCH Published Kvery Wednesday Ho Main r Pmcknsv Yhigin i Entered aj second class flutter at Poatoffica at tuknty, Mkhisran undo I v ace r March 3 1S7 j J Subscription rati 150 a Year J fAUfc W, CUBLBTf fWUSHII Now U the Time to Order Your roceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie i Iv and s Jana Curlett, Mary i Curleu atui VUun Davidson of Rose j it id wdra Vow uf St Clair kSu quests at the Curlett ho j J, 4in Kelly of Dextor who uLil Hi tne Mich State owtll tiie pua nine mo i o hid home iu Dexter l I Iworth Rutland and viiruiiii ol Ann Arbor i, Richard Allen i Mi Flra ioru Dairow, Jim Thoina and wife of Mil end at tile Glen ra Kennedys Gen Stors e mi A l k ol Walled guests al the 4Mf i t CEMENT BLOCKS Immediate Delivery Made with Screened Washed Gtavel and Steam Cured LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly TripstoMade to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Phone 64M4 STATE OP MlCniuw The Circuit Court J or The Coui Of Livingptoii Jn Chancery Roy W ihiilips Ethel F, Vniiiip his wife, Plaintiffs, VS Chapeton and Julian Chanaton, hi A iiiurt as Chappeiuon, Augj wife, Alexander Coquillard, AexF Coquillard, Alnion Whipple, Richad I Williams, Flavis J D Crane Albert Crane, Frederick J Lee, Dawd H Young, David C Young, iitldah Montague, and their unknovu heirs, dovFeos, legatees and a agns DEFENDANTS At a sesion of said Court hell i Ann I Oi duy SPOT CASH OWS 11 EACH HORSES 9 EACH HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED CARCASS MUST BE FRESH FREE AND SOUND PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK eador Alive WS HORSES 7 HOGS 2 CWT VEPENDUTG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE i FoiJi Abitnal Collected iroraptij en Eqoipjuiat Capable Men E L PARKER Aaeat Phone 8f PLidi The FASTEST Dtad Sfto Wvice in Mui0 tatral Dead StoekCo uJ at the Com i House in he i Howell Michigan, on the 2Hh of May 1147 Present Hon Joseph II ColJiiti Circuit Judgo It appeal nig from the ,wom biil of complaint iilod in this cause that the plaintiffs, have not been able j after diligent search und iinpnry, to ascertain whether then above named defendants are living or dead, or where they reside if living, or whether tiiey have personal representatives or heirs living, or when they or any of them may reside, 01 whether the title, interest, iiaiir, lien or possible right of said defend ants has been unsigned to any other person or persons, or whether such I title, interest claim, lien or possible iright has been disponed of by the 1 defendants j And it further appearinghat the plaintiffs do not know and have not been able after diligent search and inquuiry to ascertain the names of the persons who are included as defendants in this cause without be ing named Therefore, on motion of Glenn C Yelland and Wilfred H Frwin Attorneys for plaintiffs, it s ordered that the above named defendants iiid their unknown heirs, devisees, ogaUees and assigns, cause their ippearance to be entered in this ause within three months fioai the date of thip order, and that in de aalt thereof the bill of complaint Vud herein be taken as confessed by said defendants and each aid all Df them It is farther ordered, that th plaintiffs within, forty day ine date hereof, caue this order to be published in the Pincicney Dispatch a newspaper, printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston, once each tree for six jjuccesive weeks Joseph H Collins, Circuit Jtdge true Copy Louise M Schult Tl above entitled cause involves if ii Siiuwnee, Oiiio is spending some time here at the Sam uriines ito M Iu owivs Fainting and fixing il liu CUJiLis t, lLainbrtn ind family spent the uek end at Traveres City with her JI rents Mr und Mrs Win Stuck, ami attended the Centennial Mis iui Feauee returned home lat week ,ie, months iiting with her son, i Lire and family at Den, ver, Colorado j ilia, tai Swiilhout has return ed home irom Mclherson hospital Howell Donald Wright, wife and dasghter of Fla wen Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mr Dale Miller Sunday victors of Mr and Mrs Will Shehtn were Mrs Roche Shelian and children of Ann Arbor and Irvin iennedy und wife hue Marshall and family spent the week end uu Bear Lake, Mich ii and Mrs D N JJaktr enterLii,eo Ui vVm liiessing of Detroit o r the week end ii Hn low Shehan and family of iinckson spent the 4th with Mr and Mrs Vm Shehan Hniy ,iie,i, of Mr and Mrs ilia iee were Mr and Mrs Clif , t Uaidy and dauiiter, Mi, and Mrs i Mavnard Hardy and Win, Taylor of Tipton Sunday eaiests of Mr and Mrs Frank Alrdeen were Mrs Hetty , Ilargravcs ami Harold Fairchild of Detroit and Rex Noggle and wife of A 11011 Frank Aberdeen and son, David, were in Landing Jai Wednesday John JJell and family spent the 4th in Dexter I ,1m ry Heard is spending 2 weeks with his father in Ann Arbor Kaiheiiie Henry returned home tfa alter 2 weeks at the Christian Vouih Iun p at tiuli Lake jMh Squires and wife and Frank Rently and wife of Detroit ca,ifi at Uie Louis Shehan home Pri Dale Meabon and Louis and Aaron SIKH y pent the wek end at F J Jordon and the Straits Wi ek end guests of Mr and Mrs Murk Navh were Mr and Mrs JJaerne Gearhart of Lansing Isabel Nali oi Ann Arbor, Dr James Nash Mi family of Coldwatei, Mrs Ruth Kilter aird sons Joe iargolia aiid family of Dot sjjen tle weet end at Rush Lake I io Lundgreen ftimuy runicj Wii, ieid at Lhii Gus Lundgreeii COLtage at Rush Jake July 4th Hodder of Dexter Block Co 8250 Huron St Dexter, Mich Phone 4772 ill AUCTION 02 Alger St, Howell, Midi J West of iruce 1rouucts T Modern Furniture Sat July 100 P M G Rooms extra Fine Clean Furniture Including e d It j ft Electric liefrigiiratm Like New Electrometer Eitctic Tabic Tup Stove New May Tag Electric WasherLike New 2 piece crushed Mohair Living Roon Suite ,Like New TERMS CASH Overstuffed Velour Living Boom Cnair New x 12 Biglow Rug Like Nw, lOoL Other Articles some NW others juat like new No junk arly nrm EB Scott, Prop DUANE MEYER AUCTIONEER LYNN W HENDEE ADJRESS 3315 PINCKNEY RD PHONE HOWELL 7100 F 5 CLERK Ellsworth Kirtlana of Ann Arbor the new daddy, was a caller at U Dispatch office, Monday ie Mr and Mrs Willard Stabler of Ann Arbor were guests of Mr and Mrs Rob rt Seefeld, the 4th The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Singer underwent an cptration at Mciherson hospital, Howell Monday Mi, Fhii Hodder of Milwaukee, ,pent Mon al tho c j int0n ,iOJJc Wi is visiting at the Lester McAlee j home, Ruh Lake uit Jenham and wife of Brighton pent the 4th at the M K DarrOW hoMie Mi, and Mrs Byron Wilson of ,Ann Arbor spent Sat with Mr and Mr Jercy Ellis Diikie Wylie anji Jaul Edward i Raker jr and family Ann Wu pent the 4th with Dr and j and Ellsworth KJrtland Mrs Wylie in Dexter j Miss Lucy Jeffreys of Lansin is Week end callers at the Albert j visiting friends here DinKi iion e were Je Burton and, Sunday caller at the Ren White fant Homer Milliron atid family home were Leonard Devereaus and and Ralph Durbin and family of two daughter 01 jetroi frcmi Ptroit elen Re801 of leveiand , White and wif, Ernest Ohio wife and Frank While and family Nancy SUyton of Howe visited of Howell at the Jesse Richards horn last Florence Ryer of Grand Rawexk pids spent the week end at the Ashliui Strawhecker and flaughtr, er Wylie home Jther talItrv H re Jauline, ul Grand Rapidi were week Andrew Nebitt and wife and Mrs emi gueis of Mr ouid Mrs Ona CarnpoelU Jonn McDonald and wife, daughter Loi of Newark, N J ore spending Mrs Olin FisWieck of Lansing Mi IU tty Mauch of Detroit spent the week ,nd at the L J Swarthout lOdiO S Weaver of Detroit spent the week end at hi cottage at Patterson Lake Tlv M i Kettler, Harry Lee, Bob Sunday guests at the Royai Hakcr v ani iJonie Hoskins familieg home near Fortage Lake were Royal eff j11,0 Mr Mrs, S H Arolr, Ledwidpe, Mrs Mrs Clare Mr t Li t u i two weeks at their home in Retttysand a, brought to jut the Wie to hnu enUstei Uie following decrlbdpreiiies p1111 JIH r y uatc and being in the City of How Jin 1 erfiter eil 9 UrjJ gi tLfrZl ngan, and mar uuufMiry an ,, , A , where they were called by tne note fanaewmry described as Lot number ixtjrtwo iJ2 of Assessors ttat Mo 8 ol the City of tfowell, as 4iy laid jout, platted and reoordad an Liber 4 of Plat at ne 1 Wilfred H Erwin, Gien C Yeltend Attorneys for pfaiuttffs Udeeas, HowelL Jiicttgan 6ETI1C TANKS out mm Yirg tlns of Mx Ny naother, Mr Ney cine back two weeks ag kiiixuj blooper and wile of Detroit were cuk end guests of Mr and Mr Leer MlcAioe Fiovd Richardson and famUy of Detxit called at the Myron Hugnes home Sunday The Luciu Doyle family and rs Einx Spears and Jck Sheldon apt the 4th at the BarroughB oountry Xan Priver and wife ol Sunday agte t Stabler Cl Lloyd Hdea and ver IMMT In Oak the IvdwarO Latimer Mrs Wajker Leathernian of Lansing spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Robert Pike 4th of July callers at the Wm Mercer home were Mr and Mrs Joe Buton and son, Richard of Detroit and iHelea Beaaa of Cleveland, O Gerald tienry wsu borne from iet roit oxer the 44it The Herb Palmer family and tliel the tfoward Thayer family spent Monday t Belle isle The Merwin Caoapbell family are staying at their cottage at Portage Lake Clyde Fisher is eftjioying a two week vacation The K J Carr and Wayne rr faauik spent the woeic od with Lea Better and wrfe at WatledlLake, The Mway Kmnnaa Camay were gueb Carr the 4 th Mrs Fieanor Raymonds Morris, Maoken ad Mrs ubert Ledwidce were jn A nn Arbor Saturday ioore Meabon jr and faintly oil Rasil j Wlth 0 Meabon and family spent Whit, and day a1 Wijlow Run Dik Siiger is visiting his brother brother, Wilbur, at Mason Mr an 1 Mrs Corbet Salyer and family returned home Friday from a vaccaF n being gone one week Five hunted and J fifty miles drive beiag m 1 oree atates Ohio Wisconsin 1019 HAZAJUr iMV i , PINCKNEY DlSgAICH Wcdrettfay, Jwfr 9 1947 lassified r J 1 b 10 o d CAPACITY fl FOR SALE Dining room suite, a pan easement windows, 4 H P tiwoie engine, reversible clutch Jack Wion, 11941 W Shore IX Hiland Lake FOK I PROFESSIONAL COMER drum tile The Spreutr A Woodv AIL STEEL W ,,irc welded construction iubstamullv rnfoced axge Timkea Roller Bearing for easy pull t Axles oi 5 I beams Spindles stressproof steel Trails with any load ar any speed withour whip Turns on t diint 9Uy guar ugaimt fa SALE Four inch ind four inch sewer tile D E Hoey Sonalextr VANTED7ToV6rk ,ay or month lac Thompson, 8ssu PinckneyHow 11 Ioad, on the Strickland farm on farm by i vjl SALE Skim milk powder for animal feed at Michigan Milk Prod Asan stations in 10U and 150 lb afts at 8 cents a pound An Kxeelunt economical source of high proein and vitiman content food FOR SALE 40Acre Fan5Q00 v500 Down House, Barn, chicken house Immediate Possession 8 miles West of PinckneySee P Richwine Rush Lake FOR SALE4 i U , il o t u o rkiitambip, LEE LAVEY v am AG FOR SALE Fryers Eli Aro i 407 Stuart St Pinckuv Mich FOR SALE40 PlyMotorai Coal lluming Water header and tan i Pi 1 IKor Pinckney Ph 31 ROOM AND BOARD tbRENl Man and Wife or Two Girls Inquire at 306 Mill Street Mr i L J McKinley fXh SALElJluto JTlfcildr 85 j Robert Vedder, Pinckney Mich FOR SALEWater front lota wiu plenty oi shade trees, good Swimm ing, good fishing Jack Wflsiu 11041 W Shore Dr, Hiland Lake Have youlT Furnace lookedafto r now Parts for all makes also Oil Gas or Coal, Air ccnd tyje Gun Burner Ph a F2 GregoryMich WANTEDRoom and board, on j farm for a week, tw mother and son MM H Chesluk 12056 Santa Kosu Dvive Detroit t4 Mich Telephone HQgarth r9r FOK SALEFurniture and Housed hold goods Must be sold, at once Mils Amelia Rheinberger 25Q W Maii St Pinckney, Michigan i T ,,,, ,i T, , , ,,1 r j on Large fenced lake front lot Ful LiKST UiUold, Light tan leader Modcrn and inflated Six rooms Lost on Main St Monday Eve Con and Bath Fu1 Rasemcntt Furnace tamed 50 cash, drivers license, 2 j iiot Water Heauter, Incinerator,lge Hospital admittance cards Will the Fire pacej Giassed Porcn Good PKliSON who found my Billfold Dock nathing Beach, Good Fishing please return it HNCI ftay at Dairy, M D, Pinckney, Mich 0ily UiOO A M to 2 00 P Mf Except Wednesday Men, Tues,Fri, Sat, 700600 pre aoWi Do W Vaaffioaia Caarlea K Attorney at Law FiMt 3ttU ud Saving Boat Hawaii MiehLje SCLUSKEY CEMEfERFMEMORlArs DENTIS1 US N Miohie Tolapheaae Offica US Hjeideace U f HtwaJi, MiaMaa J J L ARNET SON Aaa Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Rapratantaliva llonomanU Markara irice Village Lots, Low Ph 100 Mr John cologne DYGERT GARAGE One Half Mile w, of Pinckney on MUh Genuine Ford, New and Hebuilt Enprinos rnd Parts Also hiVroVt Heconlltifnin,g Front Wheel Alijrment, Parts and Aceesscrics Pattory Charging All Work Guaranteed MARION, BEAUTY SHOP PERCY ELLIS AUCUONJ Phono 3F11 Pinckoay, Michigan FOR SALE Year roanu home un J HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich, HERB SNEEl Phot 13 307 lOfiaj HowaJL Miakajw Raal Eatnta, Inwnao, City, Laho ami Pans A Spaalatity Liat Your Proparty With Ma MARTIN J LA VAN Atnataajy Uw Pho IS 0kMuM iHrhifa Pfaon 136F6 Rapairjig Stat Licanaa 8717 Lalceside DrM Ruth Laka L Stock Minerals 325 cwt Jeanlla Clark Mayar I uFOR SALE14ft7boat, WolveV j ine Wagemaker, in water only 8 nui Ins, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make oiit i F ItayE Reason 7860 Pingree Rd, t miles West of Pinckney, F0iraALETIStrawberrys bycrate or quart Adolph Hartman 0245 Cedar Lake Road, Pinckney Thura Morning 113 E Grand River Boat, Good lawn, Located at 11945 Shore Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSickle at Dam on HiLand Lake Orla E Vjxizicr Tel Pinckney 58FOP m SALE 38 2X 46 t long N J PuzzaH LOST A Rubber Tire Whcelbar row between my home and Capt McCluKeyf ,farm FTander return and receive reward Ora Haines araiers Feed Supply to PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELLMgr FOIi SALE Ruih Lake cottage and iotiKerndon Sundivision I btd rooms and fanitary toilet upstairs Living room, bedroom, kitchen nov, stair,, Well and pump in kitchen, Frame painted Niie shade Hiram K Smith Exr Arthur Flintoft Est F7USALETbak flooring nnd d ng, kiln dried, slab wood r thi tove cr fireplace Murray Bros, number Products phone 4581 iexter, Mich FOR SALESiabwooa Buy Now Thurso Lumbar Ct, Phor H44 rikrwelL Mich 4 or Li 40100 in Detroit LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoca 994 Pincknar Michigan F AUCTION EER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE FwST8F LAWN MOWER REPAIRING Lawn Mowers Sharpeed, Repaired I have installea a lawmnower snarp ener machine at my home Will also repair them Ed Kenny Rush Lake 8751 Lakeview Drive PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modern Equipmaat Ambulance Sorrica Phona 39 Pwcknay Mich HARRIS SCHOOL MEETING District No 1, Fractional Putnam and Dexti r township will hold their naeeting at the school Monday night July 14 at 730 p m to elect offic ers and transact any other burial ss which may come before it Earl Paughn, Director SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENtL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST ORAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN 9QR APPOINTMENTS iONE 358 ReMdnca 613 Housewives a AV E YOUR WASTE FATS STATE OF MffUGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Cjurt, held at ihe Probate Office in hc City of ,Howell in said County, on the 27th day of June A D, 1047 Present, Hon Willis L Lycnf, Judre of Probate In the Matter oi the Estate of William August Klavvitter, Deceased Matiala Clara Hinz having filed in said Court her final Administrate account and her petition, praying, for the allowance thereof It id Ordered that the 21st day of July A DL, 1047 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at aid Prc4ate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and all jvintr paid r account and hearing said pectri It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous io said day of hearing ,n th Pivkney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in sajd County V Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie ,H Porter, Deputy Reg of Probate FARMERS uvr thougni if buy, ing a trailer It will provfe fche mora useful tool on the farmHaul your own crops, feed, stock etc We have the best built trailers to be obtain f ed an well as trailer parts All sizes I 2 and 4 wheel for sale or rent by c hour, day or week Also motor ooats for sale Come in and see us WILSON RENT A TRAILER CO 9176 Grand River AveHowel,Mich Phone 1227 Howell STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howe GRAVEL HAULING ALSO Mack Dirt L Stone r4J , ,, , Ken Kelleubuger Ph 19F18 ak nWw Seefldefl I and Till Cose to Fences ration of a copy of this order, torWlk EAMAN FILLER once each month for 4 months prior Jaccute Hie baah of the SEAMAN TILLER , to the month set for said hearing re placed n frmt of the machine inteod of of the c4e n ott of the new, im proved modeli you con till the toil gltt up dote ta fences and make a setter seedbed tl the same time You uc tuolly increase your crop acreage by put ing hitherto idle ioad into production The SEAMAN k the oricmai form ill rotary f,ler tervlcep rvod over a period Of ftore thon tc It i jop plied h m tiM rongo c1 ocr, takeofr l and motorized aiodels, from 36incb to 2inch tilloaa Uths in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printe1 and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate STAYE OV MICHIGAN the Overcome Soap Shortage CLUX mtn SOAP, tfftUFEBUOY is mmrid wid BM Animal Pata tnd Vtable Oite, Last y Soap Malce only mh what ey oaed to 1UI This also affects pamta, textiles, leather goods, floor Without tiM help of the American Housewives there would have beeu uttle soap last f every nine cakes of soap made last yer was made from waste fats saved etc Oae Met STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for County of Livingston, At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 27th day of June A D 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter oi the Estate of Bruce Horn, Disappeared Harold Kett having filed in said Couit his petition praying that the administration of estate be granted to or to some other suitable person It is ordered that the 3rd ky of November A D 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said pro bate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publi The Probata Court for the County f Livingston At a sassion of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 7th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis l Lyon, Judge e Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, Grace M Poole having filed in said Courtrherpetition praying 4hat the administration of said estate be granted to Grace M Poole or to J J some other suitable person It is Ordered that the 28th day of July A DM J947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate j office be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register of Probate lt ut itft yoe ore about the SEAMAN ILLER and Hi praciicsl oppticjlions f oor farmland croa venditions Come W talk it are GEORGE KLAPATCH 77 LAKJSVIUW Ann Arbor Mich Phot MSI e e KbhKtUERATlON AP PLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMB YWARBHAROLD RADY 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCKNEY Phone lltPll Pinckney 4mtt fafane yr rocar X km baa no soap but save evry ounce of fat you can and sell it to yew We ft I rUemmt tto Mmem nxmt mmmenM Clark H, McPbersot State Bank LATE PLANTING This year snow storms and rain storms have been more than ample Weather Bureau estimates 3tate that we have now received more than rainfall So much moisture ias nat urally retarded the farmers wf Liv ingston County in their plowig and 60 percent of our estimated annual phyiting Farmers in areas north of us often are as late or later in put ting in their crop and still have ade quate harvest To draw a simple, many people wait until late in life before begin ing a savings program It is nevar to late to start planting teas dollars in a savings account cr in U S Savings Bonds The thrift habit will provide a ready jounce of funds in later years Begin Saving Today fcrVM TV i i ii3i , 4ijvr A 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 July 09, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 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 1947-07-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/36ee9f1402da401c245aa39798bb1347.pdf f630c8757dd6344fe8b10b82bc6a133a 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. f imimv VOC 64 AbsPkxckmer Bbptstch Wednesday July 16 1947 v J I Michigan Mirror Hems oUnterest ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTIONS This Michigan Marco Polo, whose At the Pinckney school meeting thrWa of travel rediscoveries have a good turnoutcompared to former been faithfully recorded in this col years was out For trustae, full umn for more than ten years, is hit term Leo C Lavey was elected over ting the trail again We had a grandfather who hit the preaching trail for a lifetime Wy like our travelings in doses , not every week as a steady diet Mite Albert Shirley 29 to 11 For trustee V,fill vacancy Wm Jeffreys was elected for one year with no opoosition Considerable ttme wsfi taken in discussing school finincing This time we are leaving behind, and next yeaqs program te handle and with aome pangs of regret, a j tne expected increased enrollment diverse assortment of camping pa aphernalia including a 9 x 12 tent, a collapsible spring bed, a folding camp table, a couple chairs and a memorable woodburning stove that was made designed originally to warm a fish shanty Yea, were going to travel the easy way No more wrestling with tent poles in pitch blackness or in a soak ing rain no more chopping wood to I koap OUJ little cricket happy No, tdrree We are going to take our own cabin along with us Any place ou automobile can go, our new IDfoot Michigan,made house trailer can go At least, so we now think Having ft snug apartment on wheels, ready to use when you arrive at your destination, is a luxury for this veteran camping fan We dont know what our old buddies of World War I would say about this deluxe way of going places and seeing things But after giving it the works over the Fourth of July weekend we can truthfully say that it beat a 40 and 8 boxcar all hollow One essential for trailer travel, we have learned, is that you must be on good speaking terms with, your wife The distance from the daybed or davenport at the front to the Hollywoodstyle bed at the back is only 19 feet In between is the kitchen with a stove, icebox, places to keep pots and pans and a lot of room for arguments There isnt a whole lot of space, you see People who live in trailers mist be like folks who live in glas I houses, if anyone was silly enough ever to do that Youve just got to j get aong with the missus If she hurled a dish or shoe at you, the re suit would be utter, stark disaster director you couldnt duck The missus is pretty wsil accugl fc otned to our yen for camping out JrnNppvATrrtwNftTF Joe,fsJueral years ago, inspired CONSERVATION NOTES by pictures she saw in a L L Bean 5J conservation recruit officers catalog, he purchased a neat out will begin a i, montns course at Higdoors outfit When it arrived and I gins Lake startmg August i she put it on, lo and beold, what The Mufeum of Nat tfjst in N greeted her astonished eyes was this I y c wia have a beaver family at A floppy coat and baggy pants all hon, on a ar pond there In the Harris district Earl Baughn is director, Paul ,ark, trans and Wm Clark, moderator School is closed In the Melvin school iHelen Noskef wajs elected treas Rose Howard is moderator and Wm Lennon, director School is closed In the Sprout school Eleanor Tomasick is director, Phillip Sprout treas and Dorothy Campbell moder ator School is closed In the Hause school Beulah Hen dee is treas Morley Reynolds, moder ator and Margaret Burns, director School is closed tin the Hicks district Bonnie iHemy ws4s elected treas Mrs L J Swarthout is director and Dan Van Slam brook, moderator IKo teacher hired Rev Beachy, teacher last year gces to Hamburg in the Pettysville district, Beckwith Smith was elected director, Clifford Van Horn is treas, and Fred Blades, moderator, Teacher Eva Wenderlein In the Keevevdistrict W H Gar dner was elected moderator, Mrs VunSickle is director and Louise Glenn, treas No teacher hired In the Marble district, Edna Spears was elected moderator Willard Wdltse is director and W KeUer treas Teacher Vera Kalmbach In the Burgess district Albert Pich ed is diiector, John Spears, modern or and Mervil Gyde, treas No teach er hired In the Chubbs Corners district Glenn Kingsley is moderator, Wayne Wagoner, director and Mrs McNam aVu, treas No teacher hired In the Younglove district Herman Widmeyer Js treas Goldie Bowman moderator and Mary Gearhart, dir i ector No teacher hired I In the Hidson Corners school The Michigan Bell Company fo Mrs Macon Lewis is the treas, Imally announced its intention to file and Harold Porter,moderatorAlbert a petition with the Michigan Publ NO 29 Notes on the Game BEAT STEINHOFF TEAM 7 TO k imckney defeated Ue Steinhoi iiardware luam here ku 1 1 ndu, nigtht iliey got o iuiis oil i cjequiu pitching lor HovsciL Lne liri S iitng This a not entirely his uit and I costly errors were made tfemindj him Sheiian and Lavey singled m this inning and Fivti Singer tripledHowell did not stoic until the 3rd when Sequin doulwec took uuru on Brigliams hit, scoring on Meyers tfly to Ledwidge Their second run Ja Si it Current Comment Tlie trend toward school consolid on still continues and apparently, a fustei rate than ever Accord w to statements by Gene Elliott nppt of public instruction 482 dist ricts schools in, Michgan went out of existanue lust year Of this group 28 agriculture schools were formed with about 11 schools to a group 14 new township schools were organized unit jug WJ districts with about seven to a township In addition 88 primary mull districts urni miaii districts were annexed I Aame inj the 4th when with 2 out t J u ui agriculture schools Most Singer overthrew first base Reader ul UiC mw shool uonsolidations took walked in the 7Ui and scored on 2 nJav m Monroe, Kalamazoo and outfield flies Pawl Singer held Steinhoff to U hite, and walked 4 PINCKNEY AB R H Shehan, 2b a 1 2 Palmer, ss 3 i o Lavey, lb ill P Singer, p 8 0 0 Ledwidge, If 2 11 F Singer, 3b ail Swarthout, cf 3 0 1 Haines, rf 3 0 0 I Reader, c 2 2 1 STEINHOFF I AB R H Schultiqp, ss, p 4 0 0 Brigham, Ab 3 0 1 j Myers, rf 3 0 0 Rosier, 2b 3 0 0 Bannett, If 2 0 0 Spague, if ii 0 0 Hagman, cf 10 0 White, c O10 Follows, lb 2 0 0 Warner, lb 10 0 Sequin, p 3 11 OUR 26 NATIONAL PARK, NATURAL PHENOMENA OP StAUTV AND UNUSUAL INTEREST ARE PROTECTED AND PRESERVEO POR ALL TIME 10 5V PLEASURE AND INSPIRATION TO THE1 OWNERS THE AMiCAN PEOC e Ask Rate Increase I 5, Lakeports new state park will be opened at the perch festival July l,p to June 0 the resident fishing licences sod totalled 326,376 only a trifle less than last year In a dirty green color that utterly defied fashion description The poet of Mt Plesant, Webb McCall, once cast his optics on it and solemnly proclaired L L Bean is my taMor, and I shall want Why did we happen to take the trailer plunge Its awfully simple maybe its is simply awful During the waryears we jointly fostered a fund to finance a cabin in the w k piney woods of Northern Michigan This our summers newspaper meetings here and there , It seemed foolish to invent in a cab I mer lark, Swarthou, Kennedy, in, when we would be at Traverse j AbJuituDinkel and Clinton J J , The following resolution was ,adopt Service Commission for a gene rate increase 0 Pointing out it will ma the first time in 21 years that tne co has eougt a general increase1 in its char I gejs, Pres Thomas N Lacy declared that prewar rates are no longer enough to meet postwar costs Beyond the indication that, aa a matter of fajmess to ail our cust omers, the proposed, increases will 1S20 It has a quarter mile beach, ibe Pie l ls of telephone 100 picnic tables and 25 stoves COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Regular meeting of ViUage Coun July 8thf 1047 Called to order Irvin Kennedy Phis summer we suneyed hy Acting President Irvin Kennedy On summer we absence of President Parker J1ZJTIA Roll Call of officers Present PalCity one weekend, and somewhere 1 the next Hence, on wheels our cabin service, Lacy did not reveal the ex tent of the proposed rate boosts In accordance with the statute, the co will advertise its specific proposals during the week of August 3, pre j ,iminary to the filing of its petition with the Michigan Pubic Service Commission later that month for approval Michigan Bell today is operating under a general rate schedule est abHshed by the Commission in the latter part of 1936, Lacy continued Except in towns where local ratee I have been lowered still further and ed with Clark making the motion 1 tollrate reductions, the rates of supported by Palmer h VMWJ pr re still in effect Whereas, Notice of meeting to J Meanwhile, the cost of everything e ne Next week, after the Lowell Show , ioat sails on Tuesday night, were vacate Austin 1ark as P ued in furnishing telephone seme heading north for the Porcupine Mt the pat of J W Hmckejs Mrs , wages, taxes, and suppheshas gon tote Park and an editors getto Addition to iHage oi Pinckney as p Xerat Ontonagon Michigan Ms red LJ 51 of Ieeds, on Postwar wage increases alone gesjner at unwnag s 4 duy gjven in the , example haye Michijan Pinckney Dispatch by three pub ej nearly 11,000,000 a year ligations pursiant to reflation ad Although the amount of business opted in the regular meeting of i tnat we have been doing has risen a great place to live Dont let any one tell you otherwise AUTHENTIC THRILLING STORIES OF THE FBI From the official files of the FBI Now daily in The Iai Times, youU find the stones of bow fearless FBI agents fight the nations war against crime With scientific training, ingenu June 10, 1947, and whereas no wntt en objectives have been filed with sharply, the increased income has not kept pace with the rapid up iV Detroit Ithe Village Clerk, and whereas it warj movement in costs Since 1937 first rearaPPears that Austin Park never , our income has gone up 2Vi times, ITRI aPnts ibeen, used as a park but on the con CORt of operating the business are ime irr has as6esscd one j three times the level of 10 years ago ity to eight inclusive of Block 2 Range Ag a result, our return on inth U Hincheys First Addition to the vestment lias slipped far below the faSi TRUTPBI Villae of Pckney and the towmBoTuW mSiv Hilv in The Daily regularly paid thereon, we do deem phone rat corapans rturn SS5f T,wT y advisable to vacate said park and ow onl7 cents mVeSt letroii iiHiw Austin Park is hereby vacated and ment dollarA drop of more than ExruRSION tbe PrPer Village officers are here onothird under the rate of return by Authorised to execute oroper in i,37 u t new g orcjered papers to give evidence of this vac oy tiie commisjon 134 Wre beMASOmC HOME Lfrinjsston Lodge TTo 76 F A M is sponsoring an excursion or to the beautiful ation proceedings Motion carried Sw4ay, July 20 to the beautiful t111 K Vosne t Alma, Start will be made J on h s,warthoul supported by from Pinckney at 900 a m Masons Pf that Y1 tars, their families and guests in J daiy until Labor Day vited Brin a pkttic lunch with you Motion Carried Dinner will be at the state counser J MtKn ctuk supported by wtion park just south of Alma Swarthout that following bills be Vbem there are chairs tables water wed tc There wttl also be a soft ball hm Pire Dept 73 there between 2 picked teanu D1 Edison St Lighting Service the grajap willbe conducted w , 10f leMis Murphy Cleaning St 1800 Hie Masonic iHotne This jTrvin Kennedy Tree trimming 200 1 ni A sm Cb 44 fttfl one of the finest in the nation Awm cnig St 2400 Pinckney Dispatch Notices etc 78 Pinckney Dispatch Austin Pk 1011 Motion Carried Received from Att Bichwine of 20r guests Please no if you intend to wfll be mrrmnged for those aa way to get thpe JMh Oriffo mumi Connnlttee spent toe ing charged today, the return would be even lower, actually, less than 3 per cent That rate order is now on appeal in the Ingham Circuit Court It is one thing for earnings to be at such a low point in a ceroid of depression and with a surplus of plant facilities it is quite another to be limited to such a bedrock at a time of inflation and shortage of plant facilities t If our plant were increased by the mPUons of doltaas necessary to restore peacetime margin for better BAT Frands Harpfiy, pastor No vena Fridtj 220 noon 800 p, m, Frepejntion for ftoJy Oommac Ion each Batnrday 8 to p m mtf Sunday 700 to 780 a BL Summer Mass Schedule of Masses 7 a m, 945, 1145 Week Days 800 a m Friday and Satrdjy 730 and a m Sunday, July 20, Sth Sunday after Pentecost, 2nd week f 06th Nov nna Communion for jrirls Among the intentions arc Mon low mass for dead Tues low mass for late James Kavariuh Wed low anniversary mas for late Sister M Erma of St Joseph Thur low mass for jntentioh of lining Fri low mass for devotion to Holy Ghost Sat high mass for laU K bert iradwell Sun, for poor souls Prayers reqnested for venerable Siter Mary Agnes served 50 years at St Marys hospital, Rochester, X V and lain OEFEAT XIG TEAM14 TO 4 Pinckney defeated th Dexter XKJ , team here Tues night, a veterans j organization 14 to 4 Dexter pot the jump on the Pinckney boys and vre ahead 4 to 8 up to the 4Ui when Pinqkneyj put over 4 run They add I ed 2 more in the 0th and f in the 6th Keith Ledwidge hit a home run fori Pinckney and Palmer, tfot hits PINCKNEY AB Shehan, 2b Pal me r, ss I Meyer, lb Ledwidge, If SingsrW3b Swarthout, cf Haines, rf R i A 1 4 1 4 1 5 Reader, c B Singer, p DEXTER Tirh, 2b Richardson, ss Peters, Wagoner, c La Rosa, cf Johnson, p Bates, If Moore, 3b Evinger, rf 3 3 a AB 4 4 4 2 4 3 4 i 2 1 2 1 R 0 1 0 0 J 0 1 1 1 1 H 2 1 1 J 0 0 1 2 J RevJoka New York im The Novenna to St Ann opens July 7 with 8 o clock raas Mars Margaret Gibney of Gregory is list ed among the sick COMM CONGL CHURCH Rev Alfred Allard Pastor Organist and choir Director Uru Merwin Campbell S S Mr Herman Vedder Worship and Communion Service 1030 We cordially invite all who do not have a church home to worship with us HVInII ilfi ITlfl TSI I I 1 IT I If 4 Branch counties However, the move m mt is state wide and Dexter Brighton and Milford have all held consolidation meetings The high costs and difficulties in building have undoubtedly slowed down this movement some but there is littU doubt that it will continue and grow The school districts are dependent almost entirely on state aid based on thii number of pupils and districts with few pupils cannot pay the cullers wages and maintain the amlard the state requires The tad and nation got all work ed iip last week over the flying discs which were reported in the skies from practically every point in the lnited States The discriptionS of thjm vary and although a reward of 2ooo has been offered by different papers for the first one turned in it is unclaimed as alldiBcs found so far have been fakes This include the Li S weather ballon found in N M the paper discs found to havt coiiio from a railroad round house and aluminum disc made by joker in a factory The hysteria however is wearing off and the conclusion is that the excitement stirred up as the work of certain reporters who le their imaginations run wild wId John L Lewis whom the Taft Hartley labor bill was to have put in a strait jacket and shorn of a hi powers has suddenly done a lloudini, burst the bondj cf the law as though they were made of straw anl won the biggest victory in lab or history by signing a agreement with mine owners whereby the coal 1 n i 11ns get a wage increase of 343 a day, and practically everything clo they asked for The backers of ihe TaftJJartloy Wit are yelling murder and that they have been sold down the river by the mine owners Congressman Hartley sees in the Lwis plan a plot by the big mine oHraioiv to freo out the littlft, oper utors who cannot accept the Lewis iun, Whatever the truth is John L t Lewis, at the present timd is supreme in labor ranks When a person dies and passes to the great beyond his enemies usally desist in their attacks on him and tho vilification that was directed against him in his lifetime ceases Not no with Franklin D Roosevelt Two columnists Westbrook Pegler HARD BALL NEWS Pinckney only played one game of their scheduled double header Sunday with Manchester They drove and David Lawrence still pour out to Manchester where they found the j their daily columns filled almost en diamond flooded due to a heavy rain jtirely wijh attacks on the late Frank Then both teams cume back to Pinck lin J, Roosevelt and his memory ney where one game was played, Th only thing comparable to their Pinckney winning 3 to 1 Red Soqu J action is that of Charles II of, Enghi pitched 0 innings for Pinckney lain who when he was restored to OOSPfci asiStON Rev Errs Beachey Paster Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 Superintendent Wilbur Leidig fonng Poopies Meeting 734 Marriage Licensee Chaise Kennedy, 20, Brighton, Doris Case, 17, Brighton Lee Haz rlman,, 21, Fenton, Ruth Powers, 20, Howell Frank Pisti, 19, Bright ton, Irene Thompson, 18, Brighton Wm Rice, 28, Howell, Beatrice Langham 80, Detroit Robert De Forest, 22 Fowlertilic, Joyce Johnson, 18, pWlerville Richard Ander son, 22, HoweU, Iva Walston, 2, Howell Richard Voorhes, 24, How ell, Evelyn Ctutech, 19, ,Howeli jArtin ftisdon, 19, Fowerville, Marg qervice, the rate of return obviouslj I Tencnout, 19, Gregory, Ruth Rugp would dip to an even more shocking aret Beserts, 19, Fowlerville Ralph level A growing boaine eapecially ies, 19, Stoekbridge Plymouth 51011 fr expense of NotLjy to , w Attract ices printed in Pinckney Dispatch regarding vacating of Austin Park, Motion by Palmer supported by Swarthout to adjourn Motion carried Mildred Ackiey the capital needed for tnat growth I MMX Russell, wife and son, Paul Any decision to increase rates spent toot week in Chicago is a bai ene to make, it reverses a Jack Reid, eon 1 Mr and Mrs trend in our operations wfakh nut Ti Bei4 has enlisted in the air corp Cootinned em Page t tor 3 yonts and la in Texas Miisthnne hod the dead bodies of Next Sunday Pinckney plays tbJtfvr VomweTTaml other Puritans Jeague leading Mesnard Oil teamof , dug up and hanged in chains Ann Arbor here In the Manchester game Pinckney got 7 hits, 3 runs and 2 errors and Manchester 5 hits, 1 run and 21 errors The Mesnard team of Ann Arbor went into a tie with Chelsea for irst place by beating that team 7 to 4 Bill Johnson pitched for Ann Arbor South Lyon walloped Saline 13 1 In the Western division Brighton beat the league leading Fowterviiie team 7 to 6 with Hank Green pitch ing 6 hit ball Stoekbridge beat the Ann Arbor Legion team S to 2 WebberviUe beat Mason 11 to 6 Chefcea Mesnard Pinckney South Lyon Manchester J Saline 5 5 3 3 1 0 1 1 2 3 4 6 831 833 tcoo 501 250 000 BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball Team AB R H Pet 14 4 8 571 Gerald Swarthout Francis Shehan Joe Lavey Wesley Reader Phut 1 p Gentiie Keith Ledwidge Edsel JMeye I Bob Singer Bob Singer Jack Haines Herb Palmer Paul Singer Jack Reason Stanley Dinkel Edsel Meyer and wife are staying at tne Walter dark home while the Kngland has another royal romaa ce aid is again getting plenty of front page publicity It is the real thing this time, the Princess Eliza beth having announced her engage ment to her distuant cousin, Ex Irince Phillip of Greece Both are normal young people with no unsav ory backgrounds or divorces No scientific buildups are necessary as in the case of romance of the Duke of Windsor with a middle aged twice divorced American lady for whom he gave up his throne THOMAS WHYTE Thomas Whyte, 59, died suddenly in St Petersburg, Fla Sunday He lived in Detroit for many years was born in St Louis, Mo but where he was employed at Eloise us neat cutler A number of years he bought a home at Lake and worked for McClaren at Hamburg For years past, he has lived in He joined Livingston Lodge Ma V 34 10 13 37MP it A M iff 1944 Surviving 34 11 12 352 his wife, a stepson and 17 3 6 9 C 4 31 5 10 34 8 Hi 19 8 6 19 3 6 10 2 8 42 11 12 29 9 7 20 11 S S 2 1 352 833 322 B22 315 315 300 285 241 250 200 ter tie was twice married, his wife being buried in Detroit He was a veteran of WerJd Wnr and member of Faust Pont Asnecf n Legion, Detroit J The funeral unkt sat dhe Funeml Home ami UnVsM ujnj sJ CAM or niintaf I wish to ea the many friends sjsfco an MnMf md flowers dnrnuj say slurest M , i y 1 ii1 w km tX, fc S 4 4wia T Sx L 1 ssiai iifriiir v PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wcdicdav July 16 1947 AVON THEATER J fttoeUuriclge, Mick 4th Fn it Sat July 1819 TARZAN I THE LEO PARD, WOMAN H3T1IWS13M ANNHOf UJM fc uw l JO B JOYCE Noisy NkboiV Uttling Flicker Flahbck SYLVAN THEATER CHtXSBA, MICH Fri Sat July 1819 THE WftCKED LADYi Drama Starring JHOUV MARGARET LOCKWOOp, JAMES MASON, PATRICIA ROC, , GRIFFITH JONES Cartoon Latest News E as un Tue July 022 Sunday Mating 5 p m Continuous SONG OF THE SOUTH v In Technicolor A Disney Feature Cartoon alon with live actor omthing unusual j tainmont for everybody Wont i Mitt It Plus Nw A Summiri Tale doming Tbe Bowery My Darling Clementine Partner in Tim Theres a FACTORY on your Back Forty 1 lllllllllllllllllllllHHmilBIIUlllllllimVrf iFirst National I 3 i Bank I I LAST YEARS FARM PRODUCTION proved that the farm, however large or small, is more than a farm It is a factory tooa factory for producing food During the last full year of the war, the American farmer produced 13 more crops, with 10 less manpower How By using factory methods By letting electrical power and electric equipment do the heavy, timetaking farm chores Production costs of your farm factory are reduced in direct proportion to increased output Exactly as production costs are lowered in the city factory Our Farm Service Advisor will be glad to give you heipful advice on how electricity can step up production and put more dollars in your pocket Just call youi4 nearest Edison office and ask for the Service Advisor He is trained and ready to herp you make that new factory on your old Back Forty1 produce more for less if 3 There are more than 200 farm jobs that electricity will do In the farm yard and in the form home electricity doe these jobs faster, better and for less money than doing them any other way In water pumping, feed grinding, gutter cleaning, poultry brooding, milking, grain and hay finishing and hundreds of other jobs electricity is the dependable low coat way to increased profits i jW, she DetroitEdison Co CW Nv Not of 25 Yean Married by Rev Cook on Juiy 3, IDoris BrenningrtaM of lVtysvillt to Hugh Vannesa of TtMMpranc John Jenkins, v r July 12 His wife was the ionnoi Mary Webb of Pinckney Mrs Mary White Hurden died in White Oak township last wek Pinckney huso ball team lost to the Ray Flattery team of Vpsilanti last Sunday 0 to U Nitho pitched for Pinckney and Kynerson ior Ypsjjanti There will be a picnic of Armor I S 3 z v and She il Jiid i K Wb tu siiceeotl ,, Ueid lioni o Phillip Faustmur r Junn 2J, a son i il, Hicks iitiift, Arthur 11, , iiai 11 Win tth were elected to the board Mrs Marthu Nichols, nurse at the PmckHy Sanitarium for nmy ycars died at her home near liowtli Fri Nolea nf 47 Years Ago Chas Tcepl is clerking for F P Livingston county residents on Isle, Detroit July 1 At the annual school mcttin hee W E Murphy was elected to succeed iStockon Perl iiccn and family of bride ure camping at IortVTe alke Hoy Moff liny resigned his position with F G Jackson and accepTedTono wiiii Holmes 01 Dancer of Stock, bridge 1 St Marys church hpd an ice cream social at the Kd McCluskey home Friday night On Monday Pinckney will vote on bonding 1001 for fire protection, The population of Brighton i 7rSl,32 less than in 14 Dan Jackson, XI, died at his home south of town July 8 He was born in Lyons, N Y in IMJ, coining to Michigan in 143 He married Julia Puckivs in 1X44 She died in 1 KTJ In 1X7S he married Mrs, Jciiiettc Wood who died in 18K He ieavtp 2 sons, Oila and Albert L K Smith has finished ivuinting the John M Harris barn aasenSMa Watermelons Potatoes 10 lb Oranges T 105 69c John Dunn deliwred a team of horses to Jackson parties Tuesday, Dr Win, Wylie of Anderson hos located in Waterloo where he will practice medcine rlhe Ann Arbor railroad will sell excursion tickets to Frankfort and Traverse City good for 15 days Drs Sigler and Watts performed a serious operation on Mrs C P Sykes Thursday 50 ha been sent by Pinckney citizens to the famine sufferers of India xx Murta and CL Campbell were both reelected to the school bo a il Monday The Columbia Colored Giants, for merly the Page Fence Giants oi Adrian will play at Brighton July 2G j Mary Love started Thurs for Ma quette to live with the P G Tepple family Under Federal Supervision Merger Federal Deposit In surance Corporation, All D KU Insured up to 5,099 f ch Dparitt SUPPOSE YOUR SALARY WERE CUT Many people manage to get along when their eatery is cut So, if you say you cannot put any money aside for the future give yourself an imaginary cut in pay Then take that amount and deposit it with us regularly Try it WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDb 5 S AVAILABLL FOR LOANS 30UNO I REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE S OR PERSONAL AT RGASOJV S i Sun, Mon Tues, July 202122 CARNIVAL IN COSTA RiCA Technicolor Musical starring DUCK HAYMSVORAELLEW CESAR ROMEHO, ANNE RAVORE Cartoon Sport Sunday Show 3,579 Wed f huiB July 2324 THE FIGHTING FRONT IERSMAN With OURANGO KID, SMILEY BURNETTE, HELEN MOWERY ft GEORGIS CRACKERS PLUS GENIUS AT WORK wit WALLY BROWN, ALAN CARNEY AJEFFREYS, BELA LUGOSI Coming Pursued, The Bat With Five Finger, California Blondies Holiday V HOWELL Theater HOWFiX, MICH TUP Wed, Ac Thurs July 151617 CARY GRANT, INGRID BERGMAN NOTORIOUS With CLAUDE RAlNShr NaW COMEDY 1819 WARREN EVANS ABLE RATES 85c Hi r afoes DOZ Outdoor u 33 Head Lettuce r 25c Ground Beef EXTRA LEAN LB 49c Slised Sacon EndsLB 45c Bacon Squares ARMOURS STAR Sausage Pork Steaks Frankfurfs Sinoked Anti9P9s SWIFTS BROdKFIELD LB m Neighboring Notes Born to Matt Brogan and wife OMada McClear of Brighton last week a son The University hospital at Anr Arbor hs increased their rates Ward rates went from 660 U 800 a day and private rooms from 750 to 900 East Ann Arbor by a vote of 136 to 170 voted to incorporate as a city and elected Kenneth Wingrove its first mayor Property losses from fire in Mich last year reached an all time high of 21,999,000 James Oliver, 17, of Detroit was eloctructed last week while repair, ing a sump pump in the basement oi a cottage at Brings Lake The iHowell Cannon Co of 25 men left for Camp Grayling SatL for 15 days training Commanding officers are Lt Slucter and Sergt Patrick Coach Fred Jappinga of Howell DHon , Coach Fred Jappinga of Howell high school will discontinue coach basket ball John Munn for 8 year ing football and devote his time to athletic coach at Fowlerville will succeed him The engagement of Dorothy Riga1 man, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Rissman of Howell to Lawrence f Clark of Brighton is announced 1 Paul Bennett, Howell coach, is assrting with the recreation program at the Burroughs Country CJub Chilson, this year Mr and Mift Charles Whaln of Detroit, former Pinckney residents celebrated their silver wedding last week t the home of their daughter MM Edith Eustace on Drexel AvelJffB Detroit Michigan leads aM Ftates in sale , of hunting and fishing license The record for l94447 are small game 691,59 deer licenses SMTl fisherman 509,882 The state parks were weU patronisedM East Tawas kad 290, camps, Higgins Lake 162, Mitchell 145, Wilson 128, Silver 17 on July 4th ATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TOKILL IT IN ONE HOCR IF NOT PLEASED, your ack Ask any druggist for this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL Made with 90 percent alcohol, it Penetraes, Reaches and kills More germs faster Today at CORY DRUG STORE, Uincknev fii, QL dat July Matinee 2 p m THE PUGRIM LADY witn LYNNE ROBEKTS DOUGLAS PLUS ROY ROGERS and TRIGGER DALE APACHE ROSE1 in Trucolor Cartoon Sun Moijuly20Tl Matinee Sunday 2 p m Cont JOHN WAYNE AND GAIL RUSSELL ANGEL AND THE BADMAN With HARRY CARRY BRUCE CABOT Comedy News I Tuei,, Wed, Thurs July 222J2425 n THE HUCKSTERS With Ciark GABLE Comedy AVA GARDNER News KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Work Estimates Given 740 East Putnam,Pinckney,Phone 5 IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 w LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS Jf SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF IX 41 to 5 Ft Bh Tubs ash Basins All Types W Cabinet Sinks Flat Sinks Double Sinka Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs 30 Gallon II W Boilers Atael Shower Stalls Sonp Pumps Concrete and Steel Septfc Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water SoftererjK in Operation Medicine Cabmets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe Pinckney J MYRON JHUGHES Licensed Master Plumber 186P6 Mich 8717 Lakeside Dr OPEH EVENINGS IX Rush Lake berri shooki W a NOTICE wVpe now open for Uuinese fathe Stewart Ainderaon MI ates fladly give for Sheet MetalworkTVuowpo w Stacks and furnaos nnfn Uieaear fttre we K U eea oi for weitlwc brazil AJlwrlx guaranteed 2LT Pnckney Fabrkatnji t Sheet Mtl sfe 4JI IrryfvFz vS7 V Tv V tVi JSJSSL PlNCKJIEyDlgPATCH Wednetday , July 16 1947 The Peoples Stord Groceries, Drygood Canned Ooods Shoe Gents Furnishings Lingerie ftCKftY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv iViehijan Entered as second class gutter at Poatoiiice at inckney, Michigan undo ne act af March 3 187 j Krv A L A Hard was j son lst Tues I M to I iiifitinK ud iory Hoard of d Ami itian Subscription FAUfc W rati 150 a Year fUBUSHSI W s w wore ViHu 11 Martin and Mn and Mi Mai tin of North llamhurj ciieri at tlio home of Mii M aid s las nurda Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hetidee Phono 64114 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 9 EACH COWS 11 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP KEMOVfcD THEE PHONE COLLECT TO 1 DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 TU Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Deader Alive OWS 9 HORSES 7 HOGS 2 CWT DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuRB Animals Collected Promptly Z Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Agent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stods Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo Advert stmt it L Rom VvliC c I sit iy Joe Marsh Sam jtfeips with the Dishwashing Dropped ill at the Abernatiiys Out the other eveningand there fwas Sam, out is the kitchen with an Liana p helping his missus wash Itha sapper dishes And then I leaned later hed helped cook the ijafper, tee Of course, Sam could have setkled Into his favorite chair, enpoped his evening of bad left sU the messy kitchenwork io Dixie Bat he kind of likes her fr sunnyaa she in turn cereialy eppieeintst his help Im feet, aWriny the hestsework and the mealcime chores is sort of ,a bond between them like shar ing that friendly glass of beer together, when the work is done Its cne of those little allimportant things in marriage From where I sit, the time that a manAnd wife, can spend with each other in this busy world today, is aJ too precious And the more thirds they can do together, the better AMU Copyright, 1947, United States Bracers Foundation W spent the Mrs da Lynca of Kal Safes at Chjntnt lanssV titficu McKadin ot lcter lioro, Om spent Thuis with her ratidiiiiiti Mrs Anna Kennedy Mi Leo Bradley and Afv M Duatnluij, of Flint, Mr and Mrs M thou, vi Detroit and Mr and Mrs W Swurthout of Jackson were TVeek end culors of Mr and Mrs S Swaithoui tluesi, of Mr and Mrs Edwuid Kenney ihiv past week were Mr ami Mrs Leonard Stevo of Toledo Ohio Mr and Mrs Pearl McCunn of Coluniiv, iio, JJ Mr Pat Vow, sinin , V 1i N S Col utnh Entertainment was furnished by liu OMM ,o Lu, and Mrs Stcra accompanied him on the piano A pleasant evening was had by all at Mt Airy Friday evening Miss Alberta Dinkel is spending her vacation in Lansing1 in Jackaherd a tn Jak son Assn of Conl chiiui, Mrs Muy Kuhinun ud u Htuinel tpMh St Joo hoipi Arbor Sat Mrs Ambrof i is staying with her Mrs K K Mansfield of Jowiton V Y is spending a few week with her mother, Mrs Anna Kennedy Mrs Kugcne Iinke rni a U , daw the p,t week in I rot MI, and Mrs Ilarley Mifr wv, Sunday ealltTfi at the home of Y II Clark Miss Kva Melvin ami Mrs Ko tHovvard and Edward roi visiter Mr aud Mrs Robert Grainger IM Lauelng Sunday Sunday wallers of Albeit Dinkcl am wife were Dr Walter MereLr and family of East Lansing tJene E I neikel and wife and Leo Lavey and w i f e Mi and Mrs Lynn Hemlee and jiit iale and ltex, wen Sunday guetits of Mr and Mrs Lloyd llendee Lloyd Hendec and wife eaed on Mrs Mary Eichnmn at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Thurs Clare Henley and family of lioya Oak were week end guets oJ Mr and Mrs Vein Kennedy Mrs Edna Spear was in Ann Arbor one day last week Horace Hanson and wife of Ann Arbor spent Sun with Dale Miller and family S I Continaed from Page K I MICH BELL TELEPHNOE iuoiarht rate reductions that are i,uv, atrig our customers 20,000 vrr compared with rates of a inaiiir of a century ago Wy have held off this decision a lu a piiUe, Pate increases al eudy have heen reuested in 29 other states In 1 of these states inteaijd rate, have been ordered by regulatoiy authorities Sixteen iTiMaijni KluiJiiony companioia ha iMiii granted inereases by the ichivan ildilic Seivieo Commission and two more such applications are tiL pending Muhieai, iel has legal and mor m ini, w provide the best possible set vice as many as ask for it, within the limits of its ability to do so That obligation to provido iMre ana bettor service will cost a ot of investment money from hero on The money must come from inwoi who will put their money in to this buimss only if assured a fair return No surh assurance can be picvided nude existing rates The uHernativ to increased teJe ,jihun rates, in the final analysis, is I i ieiior service Poor service is an i expensive luxury that neither an individual nor a community can afford The new rates wf be just as low as possible, They will be no high than necessary for us to provide tho kind of service our customers want KSm K V V r VTt t ri must w d HERE has not been an increase in telephone rates in 21 years From 1926 until 1937, our rates went down substarntfcsllj Bxcefffc Car ven further eyy tions in local rates in a nurrfber of exchanges anfl decreases in toll rates, those 1937 rates are still in effectdespite the fact that the cost of almost everything wages, taxes, supplies has been going up For example, postwar wage adjustments alone have boosted our costs nearly 11,000,000 a year, including settlements reached during the recent strike Actually, all our costs put together have gone up much faster than our income In the ten years since 1937, income has gone op 141, costs have gone up 193 and our return on v investment has dropped more than a third Its just simple arithmetic that 1937 rates wont t work in 1947 Weve tried to make both ends meet without increasing rates Weve held off aa long as pos sible But now, weve got to ask for an increase because it is absolutely necessary to protect our customers service I It will take a lot of money from investors to give 9 more service and better quality service from here I on Investors will put up tke money only if they are assured a fair return, which we cannot provide under CHIT present rates So the future quality of Michigans telephone service depends on raising rates enough to assure the financial stability of your telephone company Thats why were going to ask the Michigan to proposed rates throughout Michigan BeH herrrtotjk After that, well file the petition with the Service Commission i Telephone service will still be a bargain at proposed rates Wed rather not be asking for increase But thats the only way we can assure customers the kind of service they want Eof rates wont work in 1947 the I Public Service Ctamiission for a public oar proposed new schedule of rates During of August 3, well publish details of the TODAYS SITUATION COMPARED WITH 1937 200 4 150 INCOME W 141 COSTS UP 193 A Wkq gg MICHI6AN BILL TILIFHOMI COMPAr l T t F , T T PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Julv 16 1947 hassis load APACITY , r v V WlM Classified Want Ad FUR SALEHome made Threshiii Machine 1900 iiearosiey l Pete Madar FOR SALEDining room suite, 2 pair casement windows, 4 H J tfaMnc engine, reversible clutch Jack Wilson, 11941 W Shore D Hiland Lake I PROFESSIONAL CORNER , VD Jor W C Chamberlain V lOJ SALE Four inch druiu tile Aid four inch sewer tile 1 E Hoey Sonjlext,r AN TETPwork on farm by ay or month 1 aac Thompson, RSKl PinckneyHow 1 iload, on the Strickland farm FOR SALE Skim mlkpowder for animal feed at Michigan Milk Prod Assri stations in 100 and 150 lb FOP SALENorge Washing Mach baK at 8 cents a Pnd An Excei ino in irnnd running rnmiitinn XK i nt economical SOUrce Of high pltThe Spreuer Woodvorth, JUL STEEL W9N lrc welded construction substantially reinforced large Timken Roller Bearings for easy pull Axles of 5 I beams Spindles 1 stressproof steel Trails with any load ar any speed without whip Turns oo dim J 1 fully guaranteed agaiust faulty muter ialot workmanship, ine in good running condition 35 Mri Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lake Road rUK SALEPine Lumber 1 x 6 x 12 lengths F E Hinchey Sons 7845 Dexter Townhall Kd Silver Lake FOR SALE 8 Hrp7Bready Garden Tractor with cultivator and disc Nearly new Myron Huge, Rush Lake Phone 130 V i VvviKLAshes and rubbish to haul amay Will a,so pick up Id newspaper and mayazines, Harry Prik tein and vHtiman content food FOR SALE 40 Acre Farm 6000 500 Down House, Barn, chicken house Immediate Possession 3 miles West of Pinckney See P Richwine Rush Lake F0PTXL4 Village Lots, Low Price Ph 100 Mrs John Cologne CkNEYSARr Ray M Dvffy, M O Pinckney, Midi Daily 1100 A M to2 t00 P M, Except Wednesday Mon, TueFri, Sat, 700800 pno an Winkle VanWiakU Don W VjaWlnkle Caarles K VMI Attorneys at Law First State mad Savin Anna HowoIL MieaLjo D HMLUSKY CEMETERY MEMOR1A1J DENTIST 112 N Miofeltaa Telonaoaee Offkt SSS feasance 614 Of AflSaiilUaoat, NowelL Mimbkgmr A L, ARNETeVSON Ana Arbor, Miebifaa HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Representative Monuments Markers LEE LAVEY FOR SALE Fryers 47 Stuart St Pinckney Mich J G7aranteeo and DYGERT GARAGE One Half Mile West of Pinckney on M36 Genuine Ford, New and Rebuilt Engine and Parts Also Chejvroiet Keconrilti anting , Front j Wheel Aligment, Parts and AccessEl Avon oHes Battcry Charging All Work MARION BEAUTY SHOPj i I PERCY ELLIS AUCTION Paean SFU Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE 40 Ply Motor Coal Burning Water heater and tank H Calmer Pinckney Ph, 31 ROOM AND BOARD TO RENf Man and Wife or Two Girls Inquire at 30C Mill Street Mrs L J JtfcKlnley FOK SALEAuto Jailer 35 Robert Vedder Pinckney Mich Stock Minerals FUR SALEWater front lots with plenty cf shade trees, good Swimming ood fishing Jack Wilson iID41 W Shore Dr, Hiland Lake i VAMilKcoin and hoard, on FOiJ SALE7TIFurniture and House hoki goods Must be sold, at once MUs Amelia Rheinberger 250 W Main St Pinckney, Michigan 25 ewte Farmer Feed Supply PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSEIL,Mir FO R SALE TJ382 lx4s, 5 kng N J Buzzard uFOrfSALETTH ft boat, Wolveri ine Wagemaker, in water only 3 racn Iths, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make offer Ituy E Reason 7850 Pingree Rd , 4 ,mileB West of Pinckney FOUSALERuahLake cottage and iotfllerndon Sundivision I bedrooms and sanitary toilet upstairs j Living room, bedroom, kitchen dowri stairs Well and pump in kitchen Fiane painted Niie shade Hiram H Smith Exr Arthur Flintcft Est Fbli SALEOak flooring nnd ald j ing, kiln dried, slab ood r tht 1 stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Productsi phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALESiabwooff Buy Now j Thurson Lumber Co, Phor H4 FOR SALE Year roand home on HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich, on Large fenced lake front lot Fully Modern and insulated Six rooms and Bath Full Basement, Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathing Beach, Good Fishing Boat, Good lawn, Located at 11945 Shore Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSickle at Dam on Hi Land Lake Orla E Fnvzier Tel Pinckney 58F4 or LV 4G100 in Detroit Housewives SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS STATU OF MiCiiUAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of ,Howell in said CouhtyT n the 27th day of June A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lvone, Judpe of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of William August Klawitter, Deceased Matiala Clara Hinz having filec7, in said Court her final Administrate account and her petition praying, for the allowance thereof It Ordered that the 21st day of July A Dt, 104V at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and alliwinur said account and hraring said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n ths Pnckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie H Porter, Deputy Reg of Probate SNEEu 1U 107 H LUmJIHi Hovoil, MNMgoa Roal fittato, City, Laho OJMI FI List YowrJProaorljF Willi Mo GEN Pinckaov SLAVEY INSURANCE Paoao 891 Mlehigi MARTN J LA VAN AMovaay o Uw 13 flVignto , HUhifa frhone 136F6 Repairiig mm Amm Stat 8717 Lakotido Drlt Licoato Ruth Lako RHSWARTHOUTA SON FUNERAL HOM Modern Equigmoat Ambalaaco Sorrloo PhoaeL S9 Ptecknoy Mietilf AU CTION EER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BERT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 STATE OV MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County f Livingston At a fion of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 7th iy of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis I, Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, Grace M Poole having filed1 in , said Court her petition praying that J the administration of said estate be 3 granted to Grace M Poole or to some other suitable person It is Ordered that the 28th day of July A D 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub, lication of a cdpy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to id day of hearing ,n the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in taid County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probaee A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register of SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN LL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICS4 FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 130 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN TOR APPdlNTMBNTS HON 358 Residence 613 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney tit Law 207 East Grand River, Howel the T Overcome Soap Shortage TOILET SOAP flSUFEBUOY if world wide shortage of all Animal Pat, and Vegetable Oils, Laet year Soap Makers only got ono fifth of what they used In 1941 Thii also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor covorfagB etc Without the help of the American Housewives there would have been nttte soap last year, One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yor was made from waste fats saved American kitchens, dont blme your grocer if he has no soap but save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to your We Need them Leave Them at title Store twix esn errrut MEATS AI STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probat CofSrt for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Courtheld at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of July A 1, 1947 I Present, Hon Willi L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Fick M I I, Lynn W tHendee, Guardian, havj inp fild in said court his petition r praying for licence to sell the Inter STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for J County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, iHon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Trobate In the Matter of the Estate of Ramond J, Fick M I Lynn W Hendee, Guardian, having filed in said court his petition praying for licence to sell the inter, est of said estate in certain real est ate therein described it is ordered that the 4th day of August A D, 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, ati said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for Make staffer Seedbeds I and Till Close fa Fences with e SEAMAN TILLER Because tfie vfctefc of the SEAMAN TILLER l are plated tit Irmt of the machine initead of at the tide en all of the new, improved models you can till the toil ight up cloit fences and make O belter teedbd ot the same tim Ytu uc tually increase your crop acreage by puK ing hitherto idle land into production The SEAMAN 1 the original farm si ratary fler service 1 over a period el mqre than ten I i sup plied Jh full range c t,ver takeoff and motorizes eiodels, from 36inch to I 2Inch tillage vUfht tef ut ftff roe More about the SEAMAN MER and Ut practical cpplicjicnt tr our fatm and crop conditions Come n4 folk it erer GEORGE KLAPATCH 577 LAKEVIEW Ann ArborMich Photto wOU RfchKlGERATION AP PLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMEE hearing said petition, and that H, pensons interested in said estate apH Jm A PfM TV OAfW pear before said Court, at said time HAKIJLLlJvttrT est of said estate in certain real est ftnd j t0 8how cause wh a Hc ate therein described Jense to sell the nt t said est It s ordered, that the 4th day n August A D, 1947 at ten o clock t in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that all persons interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said time j and place, to show caus3 why a lic ense to sell the interest oft said es Jite huld not be granted I It is Further Ordered, ITiat jwblie notice thereof be given by publica Hon of a eaoy of tbls orttr for thirr 8uccesve weeks previous to said day oi huurfcig in the Pinckney Dis, patch, a newspaper printed and cir culated in safti County Probate Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Celestia PaxmhalL Register Iohate 11 , Mr Viril Allard spent from Mon night till Thurs at the home of hbis parents Merl Byington and family of Ver non spent Sun with Robert Pike and wife ato should not be granted It is Farther Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for J once each monttt for 4 months prior to the month set for said hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate 3580 RUSH LAKE RD, P1NCNNY Phone lZjn Pinckney McPbersos State Baqk THE MICHIGAN COMMUNIfT PROPERTY ACT Walter Clark and wife are spend ing their one week vacation in Nor ,, them Michigan The Community Property Law enEdsel Meyer aid wife and Fran act Blace Michigan taxpayers cis Shehan attended the ball game j the same leve4 taxpayersm Ae in Detroit Sunday ten other states whcr cminity Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son and property laws are in effect Mrs Emma Dinkel were in Howell j fm July 1, 1947 and after, 2 days last week Eisa and Alta Garrison of Dearborn spent last week at the Joe Griffith home Dr Mer cer and family of East Landing spent Sun with Mr and the income infrom personal services earned by husband and wife is considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of Mr A Wm Mercer N OT ICE IS NOW INTRODUCING THE Ciarks i Mariaot Beauty Shop i Helen Curtis Uafi Corf v FO APtOmTwMBMTB PHONE BETWEIff lm K M AMP tmt It has beensuggested that husband and wife deposit al money received from personal services an1, all divic ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community Property bank aecount, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may accure to them from this new law IfcPterMt Stale Bilk ftCetuy to loaa at reasoaable aetosa, latere amid on Saris Books aa Tlme Certifkates of DeoooltF1NCKNEY , DISPATCH Wednesday July 16, 1947 P ERSONAL S PICKUPS the and went to troit Mr and Mrs James Brogan and children oi Gregory called at Stanley Dinkel home SundayMrs Dinkel and John Ana Arbor with them Mr and Mrs Richard Loomis oi Detroit spent Thurs at the M K Parrow Cathy, returned to Det wiLli them Mr una Mis Dwight Norton and daughter of Albion and My Bonita Jtus and daughter of Ypsilanti spent test Ihtrrs with MrsT Mae Daller Clarence Culver and family of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mi, and Mrs Murray Kennedy Mr Gordon Hester of YpsilanU spout a ccupie of days with Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt last week and with them caied on Mrs Julis Drud ue ana family in Detroit inurs Earl Uaughn and Dai lkci and wiio trip to Mont Sunday Mis Elizabeth Drown and daugh ler, Joyce, were in Ann Arobr Fri Major svni Brown wno calietL his family from VJI MKI i wife and Ed resume irom theit Mrs ent wh college na, neon New Jersey expected home this week yiiiy ieyer, toriuer reakic g duated irom ich Stale in June was married there reeecntly to Hobert Boiton 04 New York state, a student there Mi and Mrs Ruel Conway of Ann Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Deri Hooker Sunday Gerald Swarthout spent the week end in Chicago Clifford VanHorn and wife and larry Dankeiy, and family were Sun dirir guests of Mr andMrs Will, ard Wiltse Jack Butler and family of Gregory called at the W H Meyer home Sunday Mr and Mrs H B Appleton and daughter and Ken Campman and wife of Detroit and Eric Rose and family of Hiland Lake were Sue visitors at the Mark Nash home Mrs Dessa Nash is visiting at the Martin Ritter jr family MisR Hendse end in Webberville with Mrs Ned Chubb Sergt Maggie Ashenbrenner is driving an ambulance in the hospital corp at Wright Field, Ohio Edward Drdst who is an electrical engineer for the Western Electric Co n Chicago, arrived home Sat for a two weeks vacation Mrs Mary Baughn is assisting to care for the son of Mr and Mrs John Carver Mr and Mrs Martin Ritter sr were called to Missouri last week by the illness of his mother Mr and Mrs Max Reynolda and daughter and Mr and Mrs Lawren ce Baughn and family spent Sunday at the Cascades in Jackson Floyd Futford of Wayne was a week end sruest of Mr and Mr Clifford Miller Mrs Edna Reason and Leota and Roy Reason and famPy visited Fred Carpenter and family in Pontiac Sunday Ray Ogle and wife fyf Detroit spent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen home Mrs Lester McAfee of Rush Lake entertained the John McDonnell, Clifford VanHorn, Harold Raidy and family, Mrs Grace Noble in honor of her husbands birthday Saturday Mr and MVi Milburn Robinson and son of Evansville, Ind are visiting the Olin Robiofeon family Dr fHarlow Shehan and family of Jackson and Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor were Sun guests of Mr and Mrs Will Shehan Harry Lee and wife speni the week, end with the Alger Lee family at Sagatuck Becky returned home with them Mrand Mrs Joe farrgolia of Rush Lake entertained their daugh ters dancing class of S4 peope from Detroit Sunday jerry Finnick of Detroit caught inch pike at Rush Lake lastweek iiis Fraix Lundgren of Rush Ihur Ic, h and Guy famil and Mv and , r, f wife FetDikc entertained her card eub The Vern Oshorn family of roit are spending 2 week, a L he Sunday rollers of Mr dyrm Hughes were Kjn c , Ruber Turv r samd it fid Will Collins ,f Hiland Lake j mTis Smih and wife of it spent the week end with Mrs Henry King at Rush Lake Tiie Ko Read family and Mrs ii n Deim spent Sunday a the S,l home at Whit more Lake , Ida livers and Janet Feidler pent the week end at the Ross Read home Mrs Helen Dean left by plane rrmn Willow Run Tues for St leer sburg, Florida Mr and Mv John Strom of Ypdlanti called at the Andrew Campbell home Sunday Mrry Jme Jeffreys, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Jeffrey fell off Hie noreh at her home last week and broke her arm Mrr Hclis Sigler and son of How ell called on Mrs Hattie Decker last Thursday Don SwartKout is budding a new eamge at the rear of his home Born tft Mr and Mrs Gerry EichIrfari, Mary Spearsl July 5 aTau ghter Joann Marie Mrs Mae Fishbeck of Detroit vis person or persons, or whether such Red Mrs Mary Teeple Wednesday title, interest claim, lien or possible Merwin Campbell and family right has been disposed of by the left Thurs on a trip to the Smokcy defendants Mountains And it further appearing that the Mr and Mrs G W Latimer spent plaintiffs do not know and have not Sunday in Milford at the home 01 been able after diligent dearth and their son, Dile Carolyn Latimer who inquuiry to ascertain the names of has been visited her grandparents, the persons who are included as dereturned Ito Milford with them fendunts in this cause without beOna Campbell and family spent ing named last Sat at the Fred Campbell home Therefore, on motion of Glenn in Ann Arbor C Yelland and Wilfred H Frwin Mrs John Martin spent last week Attorneys for plaintiffs, it Is orderin Ypsiluuti with her children re ed that the above named defendants turning home Friday with Lemuel and their unknown heirs, devisees, Martin and wife u legatees1 and assigns, cause their Jay Brigham and wife of Gmts appearance to be entered in this Lake spent Sun with Mrs John cause writhin three months from the Martin date of ihiorder, and that in deMi Maude Wison and Rail h fault thereof the bill of complaint Wilson and family of Ind spent tiled herein be taken as confessed Light by said defendants and each a16 all of them , It is fvirther ordered, that the plaintiffs within forty days from the date hoieof, cause this ordr to be published in the IincKrioy Lis eh a newspaper, printed, puinishd and circulating in said Counti of Livingston, once, each wee for ix suecesive weeks hspi II Cullins, Circuit Judge STATE OF MlCttiupn The Circuit Court For Th roun iviim, tMi In Chancer Y Ihillips Ethel i nilip wife 1taintiffs VS and Julian Chrmton, his A true Copy t iiapjuiitoi AIJ Louise M ander Cjuillard, Aex I lmn Vtiife, lii t Li Williams, Fhivis J II Crane Ai erane, Tredcrick J Lee, Dawd 1 lei nil , , IS , Ale 1 i,ihud, or 11 Young, David C Youim, llujsdj and their unknovi heirs, eyrlwes iiil is dgns DEFENDANTS of said oar heid Montague, i j, e 10, vt a session ,e Com1 House m , el Michigan, on ,1 the si 47 ,jnt lion Joseph iMiit Judge It appearing from, the f j, i,int fied ii tinv ,, iffs, have not l 11 av 1 Col ins vWOiU hl a1 e that been able S l,e ,ibAe entitled caue invokes and is brought to juiet the title to ie fohowina described neinies 1 iiae and feinu in hi ily ot IiwWei1, ioJily uf Livimton arl S,ife o, Mjehigan, nnd more particaary ilscribed Lot nuiiber sixty two i2 of A ses Flat No i of the City of ,HAVI, as duly laid ut, platted and recorded in Liber 1 Iiats at page 1 ir d H Fnvin, Cienn C Yellsnd riaintys for plaintiff, lusineHdjes, Unwrdl, iidigan u Li I nt search and injmry, to Jcertain wleiror then above named fdnnts arc living or d ad, or wivrt thy id jt h1 ,r v,her thev have persona remeen1atives or heirs lving or ynere thev or anv of them may ivsme, o whether the title, interest, nairn, ifTrwpe4Wft risht of said defend u, has been assignedontfrei SEPTIC TANKS Pumred Out and All Contents Hauled Away 2000 a Tank 6600 Brighton Lake Road CHARLES W SIMPSON Brighton Mich 0063609 Base Ball AT P1NCKNEY 300 P M20 SUN, J ULY Mrsnarifs Ann Arbor, vt inckiiey 1 v 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 July 16, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 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 1947-07-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1c699abdde7fefe5fe10ce3813041c6f.pdf a8281cdddde1c02835bd2786272bbe68 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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disease control, state dc partment of health believes thai the Michigan law will pi even the ro occurence of any lurgescut uun tiitak of tnukburne disease in tlo State As such, it should safeguard the health of thousands of visitors from other states who come to Mien each summer for their vacations Dr Leeder points out that two outbreaks of, polio have been truced to untreated milk This fact is attested by health authorities, Other milkborne diseases include scarlet fever, strep sore throat, dipthena to mention a few When you visit eating places in Northern Miehigun, you will probah ly notice a sign on the wall saying that, onlJ pasteurized nuik ana milk products are served here Xh signs were distributed recently L the state department of agiculture The 1047 legislation illustrates again the power of vsomen Consum er groups headed by Mrs, L E Mil is past president of the Michigan div ision, American Assn of University Women, started the bull roling The movement reached bundwagon 10P atives ularity and was supported by the Michigan Milk Dealers Asrfn and the Mich Milk Producers Assn, just to memtion a few Despite determined and organized JENNIE ROCHE LAVEY In the pacing of Jennie Koche Lavey, July 16, Pinckney lost au oid and honored resident Born April 21, 1852 Mrs Lavey spent liter entire life in this community in early adulthood she vit u sue tjsaiul teucdier of the county Nov J5th, 1884 she was united in uurriajre to Michael Lavey whose ilea in occurred in 1141 To this un ion were born seven children Two of whom preceded her in death Merlin who died in infancy and Duane m 114 Surviving are Mrs Laura Gradwell of Chicago, Leo and Adrian of Pinckney, Norbert of Detroit and Lorenzo of New York Also to mourn her loss are left three bro hes Michael and William ot Pinckney and Dr A C Uoche of Calu met, four grandchildren, Merlin Joseph, Kobert and Moira Lavey and a score of nieces and nephews Funeral services were in St Matys Church with Kev Francis Murphy officiating The large numbers of friends and relatives that gathered from far and near in the Swarthout Funeral Home to pay final tribute to her memory spoke plainer than wordf of the uniersal respect and affection in which she was held Notes ou the Game i i ue hu u noy wi, l Mil lord kdi pilclai 1 iueii no FN THff rAKLy DAYS 0 OUHtotfNTHV, THt CNCR6lt OF OUR PCOPLE WITH TW1 WCPT0N OP A FEW WHO WENT iNTO THE PROFESSIONSWgRi ftCQUIMP TO PROD , flCSST Ci iwh SOFT BALL NEWS a pit her baile unde i i Howtd it, the couul e night lieb Singi r oi l victorious ovu MKI,1 by a MDIX ol 1 io o 1 UlluWed I hlU Sniyei walko ami fcheiiler 1 Pinekney loit a run v Iiist inn ing when Joe Lavjy liit ha the ii,i pole in crater held aid under ground rules he got boe Pinckney had a IHMII on tie ind and one the ird In the 4th with OUt, Fred kiiiv In u hijili hoUllde to JShefllerJie threw hurridiy and ihe throw Ha, wild, Si in1 ir KhM, ond Mijii halted lor K dropped a Texui leayuer in Keid tried to make a catch of it fell dow ii i hit, SIIMI on,,e H ill liMo ciebxl or ui Uu UO,j,S Ihe J r EZRA BRiGHAM Ezra Brighaiu, 73, dropped dead Mutt Jay ui a heart attack in front or Dexter bank He had been in Pinckney earlier and complained of not feeling well The decreased spent most of his life at Chqbbs Corners, north of Finckney where he owned a farm He married Mary joodspeed who died about a year ago, Following her death he sold his Iun and had been Jiving with vel Of late be was staying with his nephew, Carter Brown who opei ates the Snovvhite Lunchroom Hi had no children iHis only survivor f being is brother, Jay, who lives at Grass Lake and a number of nieces and nephewopposition, the consumer groups fought the bill through to a success i ,,,,, ful vote of 27 to in the Senate The funeral will be at the Swarand 58 to 22 in the House nl The bill as amended in the House provides for referendum vote to remove a city from the provisions on petition of 1U percent of the qualify ed voters The law does not 1orb d the sale of raw milk at farms Ottawa Indians are going to have their own pinup girl a prince The ceremony will take place next Sunday evening thily 27 at Harbor Springs, capitol of the Ottawa tribe Wearing full tribal regalia, the Ottawas will conduct native dan ces The evenings climax wi GOdTORS, NURSES WftlTfcHS, eoiTOS am PW5 S0ON9 8CQJES gWCA74 AJIK CPiHQH to sec on and right iuc Hiring ind il ut ni lor scoring trom Jnd Iiu ckney failed to get auyotu ni after of AJilford got to hui Singe i ni urned tio nde en strike In tiie Till M Keid fanned, K keid troppeil u liil in right, Baker J lied to ledsidie tlrHl Woody uff iftei hiltiim struct out ending tin game P1NCKNLY AH w l UlUt Woedjuff iird in the ,,t Current Comment note by the Howell Upr Utt ie,v Aimui reorganization pl4Ul tea iedv Kne into effect by it tkt oi eount school coiumiukmtt hed ami the precent conun becJines president of man luunty board of education tO k by the Mtiuol district direct cuuuty This will run tiMI of county The County good party organ that it it n UJUV the whole thing Without face or giving any history Thi htory is a nuUhU i pait of the effort by tat administration to uiil iuc aales tax divnrit ny vieatiug a single schoft diat i, lit sclools are flgfclUf v in court They wiiHM in tax divertio on iluu which seems t overlooked i that tha by surijenderinf i man county blk niki a Oi tie Idli i Hui it 1 it Lunaiug CI J and ltet Ill, I I, I i 111 III t hue been di ii u l fchoutfs their jtouej to a i I I f 0 u i may po ihly lo their shirts is ki i ulilic institutions auch a,, i u uis, and hospital TEACHERS vet OPW6 turuae cr7iws Uff WiUtANCI MINTS MINISTERS 6UAfiDIN6fWTUAL W TbPAX WITH PRODUCTION APUtMiNTtO ftV MACHINES, MAHV OF OUR YOUNO PCOPLS WHffftJ THEV FINISH SCHOOL, HAVE THE OPPORTUNITV OP ENTlRINtf XHtL SERVICE PROFESSIONS WHfCH CONTRIBUTE SO MUCH TO THE MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUED Of OUR EVEfttROWINd PEMOCRACV Shehan, lb 1alniLi, s Lavey, cf 1 Singer, rf Ledwidge, j F Singer, ,ib Kuihon, Hi Meyer, lb Header, c B Singi 1 R i U II II 1 i I o u H u i J n i o 1 IJ II U K Masonic Excursion lie ection of a princess from the se Ind surrounding towns of afian girls from and villages Harbor Springs has hopes making this event a nationwide fair such as the Fow Wow at Flugftaff, Aria, and the Intertribal Cere At Gllup, New Mexico Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Roche a daughter July 11, Cathy Ann thout Funeial Home Thurs, after noon at 20 p m, Rev Allard official , Burial in Iakeview Cemetery, Howell MRS BESSIE BURCHIEL Mrs Besie Hertlein Burchiel, 50, died at Los Angelas, Calif July 17 where sie had resided since li4i rhe was horn in Columbus, Ohio, and married Everett Burchiel fornievy of Finckney Most of her marr jei lie was spent in Toledo, Ohio, where Mr Burchiel died in 14 Tlv were no children The funeral was held Sunday from the Swarthout Funeral Home, Rev Allard officiating, Burial w i in kney Cenieteiyj ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS Electrical accidents and tataliues can be avoided if fanners and other people will advii Detroil Eufson whenever they are pulling pipe, from a well or putting pipes down a well which U located anywhere near an electric line of the eo A co off icial says, Lives can be saved eaeh year it tnis is generally understood by those people who have occasion to do this work WeUa are particularly dangerous paid Wm W Williams, cheif engin eer of lines of the co, because the man working on them is likely to have a perfect ground Sometimes trees and shrubs may make him forgetful of the wires The co stamV ready to take down the wins if aeceessry to insure the safety of the operation Safety precaution should be followed whether the wiie are part of the customers equipment J ki tunonertv or whether Xlii RECRUITS WANTED George Malnar, commander of the Brighton post of the Michigan State Police, will be at the post from 800 a m to 500 p m 28, July, J or the purpose of interviewing young men who may be interested in joining ihe department The State FoUce are presently conducting a recruiting program to bring the force up to prewar strength Through the cooperation oi ihe Slate Civil Service Comm ission, preliminary qualifying examiimtioiv are now being conducted vaeh Ume a sufficient number of applieation liuve accumulated, eliminating previous delays when exam in at ions were heid on a periodic basis The State 1olice organi atio fers a fine opportunity for young men interested in a career service, I said Sgt Malnar in addition to A patty of 54 from iincknettfeon isting of members of LivmAton Lodge No 7i and their famiiea drove to Aima and visitedtie Mcli Masonic home Sunday Lear big here about J 0a m they reaclidd Alma around noon and had a pienic din ner at the state conervition park just soutli of Alma Arriving at the Masonic ,ilono they registered and then were guests at a musical eoncert put on by AivJiitect and Four Square lodges of Dearborn This included solos and group singing by a choir of 45 voice directed by Har Heid, i Keid, rf Uoid, rl Bakur, lit Woodruff, lib Colgrove, el Mclurland, II Wood, ss J Sheffler, p Fiickne heat I county hard hall I a oliJ Koch formerly of psiianti Their the group were conducted thro ugb the Masonic home Uu Finckney delegation was treated very courte ously and brought home vuth them as a souvenir an electric lighted sign made by one of the guests currying the letters NVelcome Livingston Lodge No 7i of Pinckney Those who went were the W C Miller family, the Clare Miller family, Mrs Cliff Miller and daughter, W A Keteham and wife, lieorge Thompson and wife, Mrs Ruth Keis, er ind 2 children, P W Curlett and wife, Joe Griffith, daughter, Joan, son, Don, Miss Mills, Virginia Shirley, Roy Hannett and wife and ison, Jack, Dale Miller and wile, Roy Reason and family, Mrs Edna Reason and Leota, Blanche Martin, Ms Mary Teeple, Harold Porter and family, Martin Phillips and familv Clyde Fisher and wife and Roy tl Of I LU , c VIUr Francli MarpTiy, ptitar Novana Fridaj f2Jt0 nooa HKK p raPreparation for Hoy Oammic loa aaak Sarnria 8 to 9 p m mu Sunday TtOO to 7S0 a at Summer Mass Schedule of Masses 7 a m, 145, 11 45 Week Days 800 a m Friday and Sairday 730 and 8 a m Sunday, July 27 th Pentecost, 3rd week of h Nov enna Communion Sun for Holy Name Society Among the intentions are late Arthur McClear, Tuw lute Bar bara Schroincr, Wed, late Joseph 1 ravin, Thurs, Jatc Anthony Nownk FH, high mass for parishioners, Sat high mass for living, rej by Mrs John Ackerman Sun high mass for late Wjn Murphy and Mns Madeline Kelly Murphy, req by Lorenzo Mur phy Prayers are requested for the fcate Mra Jennie Lavey of Pinckney and the mother of Rev Phillip Cook who was buried at Pewamo Mon Among those vied ting the jmrish are Mrs, J A Lundgren ne, Helen Ctasey whose wedding txk place Sat at St Lukes parish, Detroit They will live at Dearborn Fisher and family also Mr and Mn Kd Beach of Howell HARD BALL NEWS I employment security, paid vacations sick leave and pension after so j The Pinckney TriCounty League many years of service, the work team knocked the Masuard Oil team interesting and varied Promotions 0f Ann Arbor out of first place are made on a merit basis I might I also point out out that there i a prde in belonging to one of the finest organ ixations of its kind in on hi own property or wer is not a tfcey e SJcil most ncruta now are world AU Detroit Ediaon vigors re beinr asked to carry this iaforiititm to farmers but the help of the press ia solicited in making tfcb service more widely known AMMOUMCCMCJtT Or imea B Davi formerly of Ama Alfcor ad Detroit has recently a new and pel ounent residen ad office aear Dexter at IlJJoJTthe 4eaKmet, Sft Malnar At the war veterans who are finding that I service u tiie StaU Police has ad ran lages of especial interest to them Minimum requirements are chat ap applicant must be between the I unmarried, in Sunday by defeating them 2 to 1 Beryl Amburgey pitching for Pinckney allowed 11 hits but ly one runylirkney only got 5 X off Jim Johnson of Ann Arbor i at com Ivined 2 of them with an error to sco4e the winning run rn other, games CheUea beat Sovjit Lyon 2 to 1 to stay in first place nd the MancfceaterSalint pMtne wm rained out In the west division WefcbervilW wi Ji and SO good beaJtfe and not leas than five j beat SteckJbridge 11 to J, Ann Arbor ee H inches in heigth Applicants may call at the peat at any tiaae to btan inforaaatian MiLPOKD AB R H J i II i o l i o o a i o , II l n j II l II n 1 II i Fowlerville in Die eiMie U gie lliem a record of o aou nut of t fowlej ville is the only t1m thut y beaten then rviousy, the 1iuekiiey, team so lar hnviny uon IJ gmiHis Out of lA Bob Sing, i vu, AWOL Uld his hlotlur Paul ilehedp lov tfrville rnn up a h rnn lend thefirst two inning when iliey bnmhed a number of hits with ,Mine Ijuekney error In the last of the Jnd Pinckney shellaeked llitik VI i I j their old nemisis for x hit and 2 walks to score Hi run and lake tke lead, In the rd 1iuil Smiti ooubbd, atole rd nl seored oti Ialeers fly This ended the Pinekney ,eoruig H though they had men on eve, inning Fowlerville iMt 1 inn, the v VIIII after i on li error aivl a hit lui were shiu out the last t inniin led ile led the Pinckney team at lrat with 2 doubles rnd a singl Pinckney plays Howell at lov 11 in the con at y league next Mood iy night PINCKNEY oi iir i I iu ion I l I A , laf k 1 Mg p lOII, a fasoitie pastiiie und Rep Phil I ut Huron has gained tha y an attack on the inhum i used at the Pontaic stata Mcr, this institution nuictioned efficiently for has strong defender er ii will be investigated Unusual situations Hi institutions and ia i ptiral punishment haa v riinumber a Pincko nee visited a friend a in sporting a black ,ani friend a heart v and said Tins place inh must be obeyed Do leiil and you will have no Munly after the the man iii ii ,vs ured and hunted ml ml iliunkcd him Ht teiiod your advice and norr trouble, The greatest t Ku k iien Chase Osborn oi and wus directed a erui Varden Russell of M I hy Usborns enem i i, tarried the exposa n hat nothing ever cama ai in methods have al i i l at times in slat 11 i u ui ions w I in ate de OIIK to h lie t liei e y, lo la a na i ni a yoin I ION lie, wa dii , ii, Mill, Iiad no im i u as ,o e,iih I , ,Ut i l n Joe i IMC a va , i oni , Tic ,, I rniinin tl II of MU h an laden Ko ve agan City and col mi I ei IM kJive liiir 1 7 la 1 ah , crou n itlale for fi iu iy ni, arrli l r ia to II, bin kMper and n I ii iier, a gro, ,d 11 inu is filing i last Sunday in ibe to his there Kev school bd ttiemy tha loyd Mini s opponent r Ail this UevScotta ie took in 1 arch AB R ftar Alfred Allard Pastor and choir Director IT Meiwia Oaampbell S Mr Herman Vedder Shehan, b Pnhner, rss Iavey, cf ledwidge If Meyer, lb K Singer 3b Swat thout, rf P Singer, p Haines, rf lieader, c FOWLERVILLE AB 3 a 4 4 3 li 4 n 1 1 n irostk, cf McKenzie, b Krogma, rf Gillis, c otft, lb Harrer, ib Worship and Communion Service J ,4oomes, ss WsW Miller, We eoidially invite all who do not have a church home to worship with a Mr Lias Reed of HoweU wiU supply the pvlpit Sunday Smith, P If T lall up in congre to admit seviiai inilioii inisplaet i persojii from Kuiope Asia to t is country lire, pet tis oi inirf,igraten quotas it arousing MIiderable deh te in COn gress These displaced p Ttons are moi ly ,h and Poe who wera diin liei their heMie by Hitler and are rot wanted anywhere at tha pr snt time being held in fOBfOBt l rat ion ciin p Label r fighan TT,7 i ion lo this eouiltry Ott grounds that it if an industrial plot to flood tfie ranks of lanr and cut 2 wi Avoiding to them an ideal 0 lalioi eonilion a far as industry ia 1 J vonrerned eondition in which h it are i men for ery job Still the eoui uen of these misplaced people at pitable Tlay live on svani raiiois The other day 11 reat uuratUs in lloire wore padlocked fo wn ii, v lute bnad, meat, 0 1 H 1 r i n 1 K H 1 o u u 0 1 1 1 m rent i n v lo the law, officials said that tfc newscasts, each iWmiA BATTINC AVERAGES Piickney Soft Hall Team AH H H Emm Baadwj PaaUr 10 urn Wisbw LaMlg PHe Meetirs 7 Legk beat Fowierville 4 to 3 and IKnk Green of BrihU akot out of numerous fri Dr Davis wilW bf apointuent Dc Davis haa had sun cteiwive ex m Pnaesaor and Direct ef OaMca hi iMfcine Dovas Pltmwner vacation here ec Fayatteha 1 st but July t haa oeen set aside as a special dagr when he will be on duty to task with these interested Application blank may he ettainjd at the pest, or hy writing the Slaw Civil Service CoaMnisaon er the Mid vers in lansing KarVm Buahier of Obeieea, viaHed Deniae Ledwidse eni ihey eniyed n Notes a share of federal funds tmt fereat tire control nas been cat nAZ The total amount will he 442MM in Lake Erie was highany time in the aaanths closed eaaan on s Lake Superior has boen lorald Swiiithout Keith Ledwidge Krancis Shehan WesWy Reader Plump OentU Kdsc MevtT ioe Lavey Hob Singer feck HaiiHs fferb Palmar Jack Reason ck Reason Stanley Dinkel i 4o 11 o 4 C 4n It 4 n 10 2 S 4M 1 IS 21 H 5 0 11 5 6 2 1 1 14 14 4 13 IS C OFFICIAL STANDINGS pinokoey a 1 Mitfovd 8 MeweU 1 fowlervme t S Pet eTl 2IM 4f 00 00 TELEVISION NEWS BHQAjOCAST Ieiixit 1xlkson announced today i aid sioi sor two television news t i broaden a week over , WWJTV i Ioepaiy 0 1 ominuti J ani Vn at 4i p nu, har died t Ttd Grace, local IHV s conintator Grace running eenimentary with UKvispot news event films in vhr n A will aUo Graee television cameras Ihe first projam wiM It Juv Marriage Wta M Geraii Plummer, iS, Betty Woods, 24, FowksraUle Blades IS, PuckraeyHtHie li, linckney Richard HoweU Adeline lanakt 11, John Sherman, S3, WfkKUu 1, Lyons, 19, HoweU, Kathqm 17 Brighton HowelL Joyce ScheeL II Frank Field, ft, BeyU 27 Bnftaftw 4 Green Oak Floaaw Oak ASCJ JeeOadoa Bah in Jackson L, 5HUft Wtdnet, July 23 1947 iy little girl has exchanged burnedout lamp bulbs at an Edison office Shell tell you she was treated like a debutante shopping for sables For, although Detroit Edison supplies eight million new lamp bulbs to its customers annually, the Edison clerk never seems too busy td give her a smile and a cheery greeting lamp JS, along with a reeasy identification, m office Youll find vnuinely concerned d viewpoints And youll find a willingness to go out of the way to help a customer, whether it be a little gii i rr a greatgrandmother you huincdo cs electric hi to your nearest tat he clcrk with your need AVON THEATER 4th SYLVAN THEATER Fri St Jb XS26 THE BOWERY Hare U picture for old aad yoUnj iU WALLACE BERRY GEORGE RAFT pfcu Mart of Tim Cartoon SporU Root CJifcAt v Sua TM July 8739 MY DARLING CLEMENTINA1 TaU U ana of tha BIG Waatarn with HENRY FONDA L1NOA DARNELL COMlNGtPartaer In Tia Till The End of Tima Ktnt of Wild Hono1 luniiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiito, first National bank Undo Faaarai Supervision Manner Federal Deposit In auraaaa Corporation All Da otiU Inaorad up to f ftW9 to Fii ft Sat July 2S24 4 THE BEAST WITH FIVE F1NIGERS Starring ROBERT ALDA ANDREA KING PETER LORRE, VICTOR FRANCEN, J C NA1SH Cartoon Lataal Na Suu, moa, t ui, Juty 272 y I T U E D E TRUI T EaXSJO N CO MHA NY fn ,WJI i Neighboring Notes Lifchteninpr struck and birctl the barn on the Irwin Killinger arm near Fowirvillc last week Carleton Dean had 3 Holstcin catto IrloH Fowlervillu sciiuu, u,,irul oloii at their annual school meeting to raise their 15 mill limit to establish a building fund 51 votes were cast At their annual meeting Stockbrid ge voted a A mill tax inereani fov a building fund Albert Barbour and Al Simion of Gregory flew to Fla last week Mon returninR Thursday CUo Satteifild, 30, a window washer Jiell from a second story window Ledge in Ann Arbor last week and groke his back I r I he Noitlivjlk Dowius races open July 21 with 5 races nightly Vv ujiiienaww county tuuh oil kai are making a hoie to House survey a protest against the city councils at Horseshoe lake for the purpose action in signing a contract to In king out j oluiion oi tv wil stnn parking meters, er supply and sanitary problem Coach iCalph Kiggins of Brigh Ihe time for i ls to renew their to MK school has resigned to at insurance lias been extended to Jan I cept a portion with the New Mex rhey now have 1900 in the buid ting up new lines here They use ing fund tents aid Jjoard thenuelves itrghion businessmen have lodged t ye editor attended a meeting of the iliui Press Ityt week A boat 1, 1948 Mike Oanuirscus of Howell is seek ing to become a citizen The Millord lighed field project is languishing and trouble is esper ieiued is getting the field grading It may not be ready this year South Lyon schools voters their meeting approved the transfer of 500 from general to building fund m ico college SUPPOSE YOUR SALARY WERE CUT Many people manage to get along when their eatery is cut So, if you say you cannot put any money aside for the future give yourself an imaginary cut in pay Then take that amount and deposit it with us regularly Try it WE HAVE AMPLE FUND i i i AVAILABLE FOU LOANS SOUND Notes 47 Year Ago The national guard crmpment starts at Island Lake Aug 7 George Sigler sniped an order of furniture to Ed Kearney of Jackson Neb last week The Mich BeU Tel Co are put REAL ESTATE MORTOAHE, OR PERSONAL AT R3ASOJS, ABLE RATES CALIFORNIA DOZ BUNCH LARGE ranges Carrots Watermelons Potatoes 10 lb Cabbage t ,ba Lard Armours X Baby Link Sausage Ends Sliced Bacon Squares Gro Salt Pork inp i Toledo was a feature The proposition lo bond village for 1000 for fire protection lost at iiir special election last week 64 to 11 Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M, works a 3rd degree next Tuesday night Frank Kaman of Detroit hqs been spending 3 weeks here George Richmond hat sold his threshing outfit to rercy Mills ATHLETES FOOD GERM Fred Naue has sold the Haus HOW TO,KILL IT farm to Ernest Frost I IN ONE HOUR 1 A number from here attended the IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c blue Ribbon horse races in Detroitback Ask any druggist ior this lati week at Crosse Point STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL Gene Campbell has erected a wind Made with 90 percent alcahol, it mil at his home on Lnatiula Street Penetraes, Reaches and kiHs More lirighton hold a sports day Thurs germs faster Today at WeUra Uravaa atarriag THRESA WRIGHT, ROBERT MITCHUM, ALAN HALE, JLhMTH ANDERSON 4 C, toon Cad and Cfddia Sunday Shnwt 3B79 Wd Thur, July 3031 BLONOIES HOUDAY A Comady Starring FENNY SiiNULtlUN, ARTHUR, LAKE, LARRY SIMMS, MARJOUJE KENT , Plus TARIR1E RAIDERS J JCHARLES STARRE1T, SMILEY BURNETTE COMlWUtCaiifoTSia1 , 4lBuek Fri vat Coin HuiUt PtuU of Paulina HOWELL Theater HOWELL, MICH Tuei, Wed, Thuri A July 22248475 Fri J THE HUCKSTERS Clark GABLE AVA GARDNER Sat Jtdr25 Matinee 2 p m ALLEN LANE A SANTA FE UPRISING PLUS SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS With FRED BRADY, SHELA PAUL DREW COMEDY KYAN Nawa A feature is a game between Brighton and the Pae Fence Giants CORY DRUG STORE, Ulacfcaay Sun Moa July 2726 wita ABIES IRISH ROS With , ANNE NICHOLS, MICHAEL CHfiKHOE, RICHARD NORRI5 Comedy New , Tue, Wed it Thur July 23031 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR j MAURE1N OHAKA, WALTER SLEZAK in j S1P4BAD THE SAILOR 1 COMEDY NEWS KEVIN LEDWIDGE hLECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Conjna4 Woeic Eatimatee Given 740 East PutnAxuPiGckney,Phon 6 PJ XQ14Q 25 Y ear Ago i Last Thur Pinckney business men joined the Howell Board of Comm erce in an auto trip They visited Brighton, NVw Hudson, South Lyonwhere South Lyon businessmen join ed them, KXX went to Ann Arbor where they were giver, a banquet by , the Ann Arbor board of Commerce A Riley Crittenden spoke Cor HoweU L W LoveweK for South Lyon and G, W Teepie for Pinckney Dexter wa thee visited fiatighn Miller have installed a water tubogan at Portage Lake Born to Roy rlaoeway and wiff July II a 4aujber Ambrose and Lorenzo Murphy are c a trip to Cleveland, Pifttabuis ftoaeaca Fafla W T Gregory of the Ford Motor Co and L T Lawrence of the North wnmm railroad visited the Foru pwpcrtiqs here Mon M J Roche ioat a ktat weak Wif ieW and Francis Line of R 4eft Swuto on a 1,W mile liike around the nation when they, will viart every state balk Uk The Dynamis fiernate foundation atartod oy Perry jKajrifen, wfcer mRier of Tecnmeh ci ir 140 and y toe late Hflnry fod wiH end Sat Anjruat t w year at ne IBronnds whow u ael tibted Ood Mr IN STOCK SOIL PIPE ML FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 icl SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 Gal, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS M SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS 1 FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dinkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTg PLUMBING VISIT QUR MEW SHOW ROOM AID SEE A COMPLETE LINE Of 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tubs Waah Basins Ail Typee Cabinet Sinks flat Sinks Double Sink Ooset Cmawnationt Laundry Tabs 3t 5allsn H W fioflei Altel Shower SMni Joncrete and Steel Lcjpti LUectric Water Heaters Oil Water eaters Dentinjt Pumps ieynafcis SehaHer WaUu Soitcrejy in Operation Aiedicine Cahtoetfi Water Fne and Fittings Orange Bon Pipe PtorfcS jun tammrwD GOOD u OF aaar cLoiMEsa itun J Store vJ rj y xmuslin jyw i HMMPMBi4i LOCAL MEWS Mr and Mrs fid Howard of DeL roit spent Sun at the Roy WUiag haiu home, Mrs Ruth Buiwell oi Brighton spent Friday at the Ben White humeUer sou, JLromie remain ed lor a visit Mr and Mrs Uidwell have gone on a trip in northern Mich with her sister Mrs Gar Bennntt Bert Merritt and wife oi Willis and Howard Coon and wife of Detroit, were week end callers at the John Bell Wm Heard of Ann Arbor son oi lira John Bell was quite badly hurt Sat night when going home an Pontiac Trail, h brakes locked and he hit tree He suffered an injured arm and cuts about the head and face He was taken to St Joe hospital, Maj, Brown and wife visited him there Sunday l he L J Henry family Mrs, Tom Ware and family, Mrs, Alice Schoen hals, Mrs Lida Karus and daughters arut Myron Schoenhals of Akron, 0 attended the Schoenhals reunion at Croukeu Lake Sunday L C Gorham an4 wife of Detroit spent last Wed, with Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell Mrs Mable Suydiam of Jackson spent Thurs, at the M J Reason home M J Reason and son, Jack, took in the ball game in Detroit Sunday Mrs Florence Arts of Detroitcall ed at the M J Reason home Sunday Mr and Mrs, Charles Ctark called on Mr and Mr Dan Driver of Dexter one day last week The Clyde Fisher and Roy Fisher families were in Flint Satuiiay Murray Kennedy and family cal ed ut tne Stanley Culver home in Oak Grove Sunday Mrs Murray Kennedy and Mrs Irwin Kennedy were in Ann Arbor Thursday Henry Ruen of Detroit called on friends here Friday M E Harrow and wife were in ,fetroit one day last week Dickie Locimis returned home with them Mis and Mr Nelson Buzzard atv tenuod tne funeral of his sister in Fenton last week Mrs W C AtLee entertained her bridge club Monday Leo Davis and family entertained about 100 plumbers of Detroit at a picnic at his farm south of town Sun Car driven by MrsTed Singer and Mss Lois Ivclenberger collided near the Singer home,, south of town lust Wed Mrs Singer was thrown out of her tar aru has since been confined to her bed Miss Lucy Jeffreys is working for Mrs Gerald Reason Mr and Mrs W H Meyer spent the week end in the cherry section of northern Michigan Mr and Mrs L4 Rondeau, Mrs Pauline Amo and Norma Jean McLucas spent the week end at Grayling where Dick Amo is with the nat ional guajd Kevin Ledwjdge and Clarence Bennett were in Detroit Friday Dan Riley ha purchased the John Hnchey farm at north Lake also call at the Jim Riley farm Airs, tjxaays ScnneicLer oi Windsor Ont and Mrs Ida By era and daughter Janet Fc idler spent the week end at the Ross Read home v Muier, Core Miller Clifford Miller families called on re Jatives in St Louis and Brerkenridge Sunday The Lee Lavey family spent Sun at the Howard O1 Brien home at utur hull, Edward Drost visited friends in Ann Arbor Friday Mi, ana Mrs Robert Grainger jr and son of Lansing, Mrs Ella Sup iah, Clarence Stapiah and famiiy and Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were Sun guests at the Melvin ome 1 t CMrtfAN 4u July 2 V A V Have you awJyaed the report oi the National Safety CouaesL for m which show that ilHMXafpef oni mat death and one out of vary 13 perse in this country was injured ta an sootwt during a BpaHlTTtoFSF S yj Yes, on Acu Wh a rate increase wit wtyl and vat a to 1 1 Thli columnwhile sincerely re a tjot thing for telephone users J gretting tht accidents from all csuiuls specially concerned with the automobile traffic toll This type of accident led the list with 38,500 deaths 83,500 persons killed because drivers failed to ob R ervt rules of safety or drove cars sving mechanical defects which escaped detection even though they had Deen periodically inspected ffare in Michigan, we had cause for both, optimum and for dis eouragment Our record for 194G of 1,420 deaths was 33 per cent less than the 2,188 killed during the last full prewar year of 1941, although the eitimateo mileage for the two years was practically the same i e On the discouraging side is the fact that the accident trend again has swung upward and the 1946 toll wai 24 per cent higher than for the preceding year, Michigan drivers have shown that they CAN drive mora carefully For the sake f humanity lets try to revise the X f0 4i9mHU ImmrU Stftly AttotUitont HIGHWAY WORK CURTAILED TH Eight County Council, consist ing of the representatives of tie counties of Livingston, Eaton Mon Uilam, Jonia, Barry, Gratiot, Clin ton, and Shiawassee, met in the ut fice of the Clinton County Koad Coram at St Johns to dicu the iuuiein caused b the rtductior in revenues for roads in counties the size of thore represented These countries are about the same size anil population and have I iiUir problems in finances and road maintenance The losp of the State Liquor Tax for roads and th Veto of Gasoline Tax increase, which might have made up for this loss, has Left the counties generally pon deling ways and means of contin uing the serviea that they hae been rendering The total financial oss to the eight counties approximates bet ween 350,000 and 400,000 foliar, with Livinston Cc untj iadividual loss amount to 40,000 Other contributing factors to the f quandry, are the heavy snow remov ai costs of last winter, the extreme flood and wet conditions of the past spring The increased cost of oper ation leaves the countries in view of a deficit Cor doing the work the peo pie expect of them Only an increase in revenue from some couree will save these count ries from going into red before the first of Jan and because of this imort of then wiU have to reduce their personnel and limit their operations to the point where their ser vices will be unsatisfactory The ef, feet of these reductions will be poor er reads, le snow removal, les ice controL less traffic services andj e great reduction in the operation of the County Road Comm general ly which will result in more dust, joote accidents and greater vehicle j maintenance cost In Livingston County, it definite ly aoeans 4he end of bituminous orf blacktop oanstruction until the fini social condition improves At tfiej present tiane, there are seven pieces of construction equipment in stor age because f lack of pensonnet Increased coats of labor have made UH ifiht price ia the lowest possible pritv that will assure you of good quality Thats true of everything you buy, including telephone service Soanswering the question above a rate increase is a good tiling for telephone users when it is needed to protect their interests from a service standpoint The last time there was an increase in teiepnone rates was 21 years ago From 1926 until 1937, rates went down substantially Since 1937, tliire have been still further local reductions in a number of exchanges and decicas s in toll rates Except for those further re ductions, 1937 rates havent changed although the cost of most things wages, taxes, supplies lias gone up Just since the war, wage adjustmcn i s alone have upped our costs 11,00ftV a year This includes settlements reached during the recent, strike Lump all our costs i er and youll find theyve gone u irh faster than our income Since 19J,, our income has gone up 141 But costs have gone up 193 And our return on investment has dropped more than a third NOTE Where the term Income a used bove, its meaning ia In name aa Revenue or Gro Income Where the term Investment ia used t mentis the original cott of the telephone property lee the depreciation reserve accrued ttgaimt the uttimaio retirement of the property Now ue face the fact that 1937 rates wont work in 1947 We dont like a rate increase any more than you do Weve waited until the last possible moment to ask for one But that moment has now arrived Theres a lot of work to be done and a lot of money to be spent to give more and better service lo everybody who wants it The money will have to come from investors They will furnish it only if they can be sure of i fair return, which our present rates art simply too low lo provide A grow ing business, especially, has to earn a good return in order to attract the capital needed for growth Telephone rates are regulated by the Michigan Public Service Com, mibsion, a body established by State law and appointed by the Governor Were going to ask the Commission for a public hearing to review our proposed new schedule of rates Du r, he week of August 3, well pub hs i t vUi1s of the proposed rates throughout Michigan Bell territory Aftei that, well file petition with the Public Service Commission The whole future of Michigans telephone service depends on raising rates enough to assure the financial stability of your telephone company Wciesaru you want us to tike this step to assure you the kind of service you want 1937 TELEPHONE RATES WONT WORK IN 1947 TODAYS SITUATION COMMED WITH 133 200 INCOME COSTS UP 19 3, 150 100 50 PT ON INVESTMENT DOWN MGRL THAN A THIRD 50 I CH 10 AN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Former Nazi Slaves Build Up Holy Land Lnole Sam Says FOLKS By R Brinkcrhnff 4 t X SM r V, it oeoeesuy to ieeep A reduced force rm operation Further added payroll ojrts will matermlly reduoe personMl wrth a resulting reductton in all road ojwatior This conditioncan oe eraadied by the concerted t f the peopta the county and 3tsfte actir tbvoosfa the State Leg tte eapective County JIJ BECLAMATIONi This young Palea tinian is gathering sheaves in the fields Thousands vivo former slaved fox the Nazis are aow free men and women in Palestine because of the aid provided by the 170,000,000 Carted Jew Appeal The United Palestine Appeal, one f tne three agencies financed by the UJA, aids these xeoently arrived immigrants in , preparinf the land to make room for j Ji I rr n fym 9eWk toft by plane sjr 51T AMSMNI mkewt IK wUl settle J 4 Mx Evexett BurchieL Htmwt atodeat nurse at at slot liMNjilal AMI AtbgCi t payroll, the Payroll Savings Plan will assume him davs of ease when he eeis ready to retire If ded Is a n professional man or selfemployed, , , fellow tic can use his cherMiv, account to rvxvott lift behind 48 displaced uy a bond a monh ther thopgaads M I All of us would like to put dadon a pariesta on Fathers Day to show i him how we feelalxt him the year 1 round I like to think of all Amer ican fathers in the role of Minute Men, standing guard, over h of their families Certainly tfcey eouM do no better than to Assure the happiness of themselves and their homes t an by buying United States Sayings Bonds regularly are Two automatic bond buying plans e available non If dad is on a Xheyie sta ut md every kt and saving their fiat nid w6uog art advkfalt UMW Lake OMtlsea Base Bali dl SalinePiackney PufltcM WfawUT Juhr to 1047 United Jewish Appeal Aids Homeless Children , Modern and Antipue Furniture DUANE MEYER AlCTiuNKER Phone Howell 710DF6 33Hi Pinckney Road Location 121 Main St iMH Pinckney Sat July 26 1231 P M PUQ to illness tho undohn must sell at public auction all content of 10 room Home ft pc Parlor Suite 6 good dining1 room chairs Flna Library table beautiful Large Corner Mirror Jfumber of fancy JJiiov ,Antique parlor Stand ypabinet Grand Pianu jJJectrochei iJlectric SLIL lackboard, Mirrors, ,ii Tiee e ill rug Sewing Machine Xtitfhs, some very old Quantity of Linen China Cabinet Jfany fancy and Antique di ius 9 Piece Dining room Suite fttJar Face lock Desk Ho 2 tmall clocks Day bod fridge lamps Stool Iron bit bouul Htdar iook She If sRocking Chairs 2 Cantc as Jawn Chairs Chet of Driwcvu Jtique Paiited lamp Jiird hath Limn Mankets bedding 2 small tables 1 Prop Leaf Table Spindle Ikd dresser Bridge lamp 03 way Antique Stand Record Cabinet Quanity Uoolys Candle lamp J look Case Childs Wagon Hall flaskets and Stand High Chair lirais jarup Antique iied End table b pc Commode Set Carpet rugs 2 pc bedroom Suite 3 Pc Oak bed room Suite Antique Caudlesize Reflector lamp Kdiun Phonograph aod 3 cartons of Spool Records I lass Case Mirror 2 u ms Pots, ians, Kitchenware tuinity Spilt wood Many man otlnr Articiies too Num erous to mention ALSO Fine Large Home For Sale room tHomf 2 largo o Houutiful Shade, Larg Porch New Oil burner, Hot Water furnace Located on lin St Piiicknev Midi 11 I Kstatc wil be offered fo ab at iiM I M Day of Auction JEMS CASH LYNN W HENDEE, CLERK Mary L Fick j, u hVXV W HENDEE, GUARDIAN firaoir Store for W y July Clearance 00 Href see 495 to llfff OFF v CHAMBBAYS WATE PIQUES, BROADCLOTH SEERSUCKERS HAYOM J ANO RAYON SPUNS SIZES TOS2 f SEERS BROKE SIZES SPR1NC SUITES AND COATS ONE,TMIRO OFF S 4H0RT SETS SHEER BLOUSES, SPRING SKIRTS JACKETS, BATHING fiUITES, PASTEL CLOVES SLAX SUITES, HATS ONEJiALf OFF 9mt CtZl ai Ail fiatet FMfl THESE TWO little girls can hardly wait to get ashore in New York haraor and start the exciting adventure if becoming Americans On arrival n the United States, children withJUt relatives are cared for with funds nade avaiia U though contribution a the 317U00 United Jewish Appeal Tht Cted Service for New Americans, one ol the three oonstitunt agencies of the UJA, carries on a lystematic program of aid to new comers to our nation Either the Payroll Savings Plan or the BondalVfrnth Plan knocks the if out of thriftonce you jn either plan you cant forget to saver7 It is done for you automatically and regularly By accumulating 1 nest egg InUnited States Savings Bonds there is no if about your future ease and security It is just good common sense to start buying Savings Bonds regularly now if, S Treasury Dcpartmtnt New Life Begins For Nazi Survivors AN ANCIENT ART In one of the 250 training centers in 14 European countries maintained with funds provided by the United Jewish Appeal, the Joint Distribution Committee teaches the art of netweaving to young Jewish men yAnd women who are preparing for a new life in Palestine Some 32,000 survivors received training in other JDC vocational centers last year The 170,000,000 United Jewish Appeal will make possible the expansion of this vital work Vegetables at Their Best 3 Photo Courts y lViryMorse Seed Ob Real enjoyment of your home vegetable garden ucpends lav v 1 n proper preparation of the vegetables for the table Gather leafy crops early in the morning, if possible, before the sun wilts thm If they are to be kept until a later meai wpsh and cover Hi a and place ir he refrigerator Pick peas and sweet coin willin an hour of cUing them for the kettle if gathered veryf re It V lc TJt llS uMT when10,coking is fmHaft andfta or Gathering any tble too long before using causes cf vitamins Scrape or peel vegetables thinly valuable minerals ai, just beneath the outer skin Young carrots, beets, And summer squash should merey be scrubbed and not peced Neither should vegetables I 0 sofeed in water before cooking, lius, too, causes loss of minerals C k vitables quickly and only unt irely tender Usually they taste better if slightly undercooked than they do if soft and mushy from over cooking, In boiling, use only a small amount of water, saving whatever li ned If there is too much to serve vith the vegetable, kop it to add to qup In boiling vetables make sure tlve water is really boiling before adding them If put over the fire in cold water, vegetables lose color, flavor,, texture, and much of their food value Vegetables fresh from the garden need very lLtle dressing up to make them deliciously appetizing Simple methods of cookery are best with the simplest of seasoning added Until you have eaten vegetables fresh picked from your garden and properly cooked, you do not know the asio of vegetable at their best Garden Greens Can Be Continiius Phoj Courtesy JterryMOTM Seed Oo Plenty of leafy vegetabkexaw a cooked, are neceawiry in ihe diet of both children and fsownups in order to promote vi and wellbeing In a home garden they em be continuous lor many mont M various kiads are grown Leaf lettuce la one of the first green tilings to appear The young leaves can he picked for thetable when only a couple of in hes in length while the smaller leaves ace to grow The is true of spinach the tender new leaves are as good raw as cooked when chopped and jervod with oil and vinegar dressing Or, ieat them the same as wilted lettuce by pouring over them a mixture of hot bacon fat, vine gar, and bits of cooked bacon To vary the flavor of these greens, add a small amount of peppergrass The frilled curl foliage of this upland cress is as easy to grow m lettuce For long season greens awiss chard is winner No leafy vegetable stands hot weather batter The outer leaves ebould be kept picked, the inner ones left to continue growing, and toe xejsnfc will be tender, brittle stalks and far a los time, 4X greens, beet, mustard, and turnip ana increasi gly popular Like aH vegetables f ey are best when young Mustard anrl turnip particulaiSy should ho used for greens only in the early The tor J of mustard end turnip bined re appetizingno iaswlto of grandm ihers day 7 By so ring seed kae in spciag or summer in the North and August 4 October in the South, fresh be pickd from the garden the coring of frost and light in fact, some fro iiuproves the tem ttm ard fiavor of IST making It m noai treat for late auUjmn and winter Dwarf aesd JEafe Jo one 0 0m sbt DUPMK IW Fhe Peoples Stor Groceries Drygood Published Every Wednesday J 115 MainSt Piacknav, Btchifan GENERAL FUND NONREVENUE RECEIPTS 4500 Cntered aj atcond ciffV fatter at Poftoifice at 7 other nonrevenue receipts nckney, Iftichitaa xuxdt he act et March 8 187 l8 TOTAL NONREVENUE RECEIPTS Canned oods Shoes Gents Furnishings lingerie fption ratr 10 a Year The A L Skinners have as July guests, Mrs A J Keaney and John Kenney, Kenmore, New York PM huabttnd of the fo 1 auhue McLuca i at Gray with the Siowell Cannon cn J iu 1 guard Cannon Co of the mit Kennedy s Gen LIVE STOCK HAULING E S GENERAL TRUCKING f Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Pfeen Mr 14 The Dexter Kiwanjs and othei orgauizatioiiti have raised 5000 to light and improve the Dexter athlet JC iield A balance of about 2000 Jeft in the ceutenial fund was trailsferred tt them Miss Eh a Brown of Toronto Ont is visiting at the Clifford VantHorn home Mrs Ruth Kilter and children and Moss Agnes Kivhurdson of Howell spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mii Hud Fisher, Mrs Ella Dolbeck and Omar Cuss and wife of Detroit spent Suuday at the Lester McAfee home Mr and Mrs Fischer of Chicago 111 are Jstaying at the Gargolja cott age, Rush Laka Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and son and Lloyd Hendee and wife took in the ball game in Detroit Sunday Marlin Maurer of Lansing who has staying with Mr and Mrs Robert Pike has returned home Dickie and Cathy Loomis who have been visiting at the M E Dar row home fly to their home in Long Island N Y Thursday with their grandmother Loomis of Detroit Mr and Mrs Will Marshall of Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsi Stockbridge spent Sunday with Mr lanti spent the week end with I andMMKS j0 Meabon Jr mAthftt v nnii t L j Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle Jack mother, Mrs Beulah Martin Fred Young and famil and rjominiek Cnklin and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and MrsTHay Burns Mr and Mr rHarry Lee and Mr week end with the Bert Cook fam, Mr, Win Mercer and Mrs Helen nd Alfred Crawford spent the McGregor were in Detroit last week at f011 ,, la , millM Mrs Nettie Vaughn is visiting her Th QKolorts a ettfr Th daughter, Mrs Edith Teepie in Jack fV,1 Sundtty Wlth the bl H Un son family , Andrew Campbell and family at Robert White and family have tended the Church of Christ reunion d int cf RUfM u, , o ci t house on Unadi la St they bought at Wright Corners Sunday u vv t MA IT A t i He runs the Bob White Lapping Co Mrs Midred Croat and children of ff f R Dearborn spent the week end w , h k eed wHh u d Hen Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell , Susan returned home with them for QBy n of Ann Arbor flpent a v,s,t the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm rtz and family called Sunday Dick Murphy of Jackson is visiting Phillip Murphyhere George Clark of Ann Arbor U of M hospital is home on 2 weeks vac ation SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK IORSES 9 EACH COWS 11 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED EJiEE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son and , s Emma Dinkel were in Jackson LouJse Genn who gold 4500 19 GRAND TOTAL OF RECElPTSItems 12 and 18 27,39467 20 TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS, including Balance June 30, 1946 Items 1 and ID 29,91521 SS rv GENERAL FUNDBUDGET EXPENDITURES A GENERAL CONTROL Administration 1 Salaries of board of educate , members 12500 2 Supplies and expense of boal of education 2515 3 Premium on Treasurers Bund , 8200 4 Salaries of Supt and assistants 3,10000 5 Supplies and expense of Superintendents office, including clerks 0308 8 Census and compulsory attendance exueirse 1800 10 TOTAL GENERAL CONTROL EXPENDITURES 3,36413 B INSTRUCTION 5, Teachers salaries A b Women No 10 18,25000 1,, 000 7, Teaching supplies 293U 9 School librarybooks ami ixpene 14852 10 Miscellaneous instruction expense 8108 11 TOTAL INSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES 18,61289 C AUXILIARY and COORDINATE ACTIVITIES 4 Health Service 18Oil 6 Other auxiliary and coordinate ex prices 10530 7 TOTAL AUXILIARY and COORDINATE EXPENDITURES D OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT 1 Wages of janitors and other employees No 1 23111110 2 Fuel, Janitor Supplies, Klrtni ity, Gas and Water 1 172 3 Other operation expense 15339 4 TOTAL OPERATION EXPENDITURES E FIXED CHARGES 2 Insurance I 4,33271 Oil I TOTAL FIXED CHARGE EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCERepairs and replacements J Buildings and grounds i2i2 2 Heating, Lighting, Ventilating, Water Service Equipment 1 IVli 2 Furniture and instructional equipmrntr 4t20 4 Miscellaneous maintenance expense 8723 06654 5 TOTAL MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES 1,90520 fl TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES ABCDEF 29,034J8 G CAPITAL OUTLAY Additions tt properly paid from general fund 2 Improvements to buildinirs 727DO 3 New furniture and insti uctional equipment, not replacement , no 5 New Heating, Lighting, Vent dating and Water Service Equipment MiuO 7 TOTAL CAPITAIOUTIAY EXPENDITURES 83700 f Mi , FUTan,i Mm Rex Holt of Jackson at f f to called at the Stanley Dinkel home conservation dct has purchaser Sunday ani Ml0Ve1 onto a fttrnl near Iieslie Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbridge j Mis Otha Reynolds has been spent the week end with Mr and spending vacation with her parent Mr Stanley Dinkel i Mr and Mrs Reynolds and taking Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer and trin to Cleveland, daughter are spending a week with JJoryl Lewis has accepted a rei Mr and Mrs Howard Seefeld Mary j porsibio position with the Bob White Jane Gallagher in Ann Arbor Lapping Company George Meabon jr and family at Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle attendtended tfie Fuller reunion at Huron ed the funeral of Gene Dun lop at River Park, Dexter Sunday 1 Whitmore Lake last Wednesday, a Hamburg team there Tues night j Mrs Howard Thayer and daughter 8 to 2 Battery Jeffreys and are visiting in Cleveland Jerry Clark Bob Darrows hard ball team beat ad or Alive WS 9 HORSES 7 HOGS 2 CWT DEPEJiVWC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuCJi Animal Collected Promptly r FquipniiMft Capable Men E L PARKER Aant Phone 88, Pmdiity 11a FASTFST Doad Sx kfiemce in Middsan tral Dead StoekC mm Annual Meeting July 14, 1947 Meeting called to order by Pre Roy Clark Sec report read and approved Treks, report read and approved declared elected for a term of 3 yr Maurice Darrow after a disci sion of Bd members salaries, Moved that the Pre salary be set at 55 per year The motion was supported Nominations were in order for a by Mrs Taseh Carried, trustee, for 1 year The motion wa made by Earl Gall The motion was made by Maurice up that each trustee receive 30 pei Darrow and supported by Ade Lavey that W Jeffreys be nominal ed as a trustee for 1 year Carried There being no other nominations year The motion was supported by Mr Read Carried This completed the business leg allv scheduled for the meeting Add Nominations were closed and a un itional time was spent however, in unionoua vote cast for Wm Jeffreys discussion school finance, reorgamzNominations were in order for trust Ution and the adviability of proyid ee or 3 years , Mar Wm Brawn f Geoaany is Mr and Mm Av4mm Iirtt The notion was made by Stanley Dinkel arid supported by Earl Gallup that Pat Lavey be nominated as a trustee for 3 years Crried The motion was made by Mn Tisher supported by Mrs Doyle that Mrs Shirley be nominated as a trusV wcsident ee for 3 years Carried fasurer ing an ice skating rink on the light ed field this winter H C Thayer, Sec Board Organization July 18, 1947 At a board meeting held at the school on July 18, 1947 the follow ing school officers were elected Mrs Hazel Parker Mrs Clare Palmer 8 TOTAL BUDGET EXPENDITURES Items F6 and G7 WJJMIU H NONBUDGET EXPENDITURES 9 GRAND TOTAL of CASH EXPENDITURES 29,87186 I CASH BALANCEJUNE 30, PH7 1 General Operating 4iJ5 6 Total amount on hand June m, U17 4335 7 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS, including balance Items H9 and IG 29,91621 DEBT RETIREMENT FUND 1 CASH BALANCE JUNE 30, 11 15 b Debt retirement fund cash for retirement serial bonds and current year interest on debts incurred after Dee 8, VXU 1,3983 t J d TOTAL AMOUNT ON HAND 1,39836 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDREVENUE RECEIPTS 3 General Property Tax for obligations incurred since Dec 8, 1932 a Current tax 1,01441 b Delinquent tax r 15593 5 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS 1,77034 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDBUDGET EXPENDITURES 1 Retirement of Debt b Obligations incurred after Dec 8, 1932 1 Paid principal on bonds 2 Paid interest on bonds 50000 62000 The baHoting which followed gave Secretary Pat Lavey 28 vtfm and Mrs Shirle rustee 11 votes Pat Lavey was therefore Trustee H C Thayer William Jeffreys Pat Lavey Ajwuai Ffeaacia SUlest July, 14,147 PtftaaiB Towmdup District No 2 GENERAL FUMD 1 CASH BALANCEJune 80,1946 2M a General Operating 2,62054 2 OENERAL PROPERTY TAX RECEIPTS a Corrent operating tax collections 4 3,2282 b Delinquent tax ooUectiooa XD 8868 3 Primary none ,88840 4 State acbool aid a School aid 188776 b Tuition received from state M8M8 a Other State and Fadecfi Aid b Special education, tales tax m Libearj penal fines 7 Tuition received iroaa other smmes ler 2 TOTAL BUDGET EXPENDITURES 1,12000 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDNONBUDGET EXPENDITURES 7 TOTAL DEBT RETIREMENT FUND EXPENDITURES 1,12000 9 NET TOTAL of CASH DISBURSEMENTS 1,12000 10 CASH BALANCE June 30 1947 b Debt retirement fund cash for indebtedness incurred after Doc 8, 1S2 2,04870 c Sinking fund cash 2,04870 d TOTAL AMOUNT ON HAND 348870 SECRETARYS SUMMARY OF FUND BALANCES General Fund 4335 Debt Retirement Fund 204870 Fund Balances as of June 30, 1H47 TOTAL FUND BALANCES June 80,1947 28848 TREASURERS VERIFICATION of BANK BALANCES Total Bank Balances per bank statement June 30, 1947 S 2,09205 NET BALANCE on Hand in Banks June 30, 1947 2,092J86 CrCDOCATK 1 Year 19471948 i Xam Pmckney Secretary, ifeward Thayer Ptnckney jtfiW r rJL , f A 4 4 iV , i 4 m 0 mtsstki M kmmmwm 9, Pmckaey Dkpach Wcdncgdav My 23 1947 BOVDEll IMBED HOUSE PMHf The quality of Boydell Bonded House Paint is as sured through a formula that includes a urge percentage ighat large , of pure White Lead and tested pigments, plus Pure Linseed Oil, Thinner and Dryer No adulterants Yes, its a TopGrade product Try BOYDELLS 3 COAT fVlTIM Classified ant Ad FOR SALELiviug room suite led Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking OUirs, Waahji machine, Many other articiles Ralph CKi 1 Freest house VANTH Cu7tCa1nTOng c 1 Gregory 3P21 or contact John L emore FoH SALEHome made Threshing Machine 190U Beardsley Rd FU RN A C K C L K A N ING w it h vacum system, Prompt attention g en to all calls Waggiier Hitch Phone No 8, Pinckney FOR SA1X771 Laundry type, coal burning tank H C Thayer 321 Unadilla Street l i PROFESSIONAL CORNER Pete Madar FOR SALENuige Washing Mach ine in good running condition 35 Mrs Charles Porter 501 Patterson Lake Road FOR SALEPine Lumber X x 6 x 12 lengths F K Hinchey Sons 7845 Dexter Ttnvnhall Rd, SilverLaJke FOR SALE 3 iHP7 PreadyGarden Tractor with cuvutor and disc Nearly new Myron Huges, Rush Lake P ie 136 F 6 rubbish FOR SALE0 E electric iron, like new 510 Viendryx Bird Jage and standard liht wood cost 5220 sell for 700 756 K, Main Pinckney, Mich WANTED 7 Cleaning woman 760 per hour One or two day a week Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bonier 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan 11JitSALE Dining room suite, 2 pair casement windows, 4 H p gasoline engine, reversible clutch Jack WiWon, 11941 W Shore Dr Hiland Lake WANTEDTTO work on farm by day or month Isaac Thompson, 8880 PinckneyHow ell Road,, on the Strickland farm Ray M Dnify, M O i Pinckney, Mich Daily 11 00 A M to g IOO P M I Excpt Wednesday Men, Tue,Frit Sat, 7i00800 pn 1 vanwinkle Don W VenWiakie Caarlee K VMTVH Attorneys at Law Fl1 State and Saving Bane HoweU, Mienies DR G RMCLUSKEY DENTIST IUH N Mieaigaa Telennonee Of fine gs lUeidanee 14 by Apeafcntninet JMAR1QN BEAUTY SHOP LEE LAVEY WANTEDAshes ami haul amay Will aJso pick newspaper and mayazines Harry Prtek to up old DYGERT GARAGE One Half Mile West of Pinckney on M3fi Genuine Ford, New and Rebuilt Engine and Parts Also Chejvroiet Kecomj ttionan t Front Wheel Aligment, Parts and Accessories Battery Charging All Work Guaranteed PERCY ELLIS AUCTlOftUI Phone Fll Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE Fryers Stock Minerals 325 cwt 4u7 btuuii fit Pinckney Mich FOR tiAutFTi 4oPlyMotor and Coal Burning Water heater and tank H Ptrlmer Pinckney Ph 31 IF OR SALKLAut6 ffiler357 Robert Vedder Pinckney Mich FOR SALE rWater front lots with plenty of shade trees, good Swimmi ing, good f itming Jack Wilson 1141 W Shore Dr, iHLland Lake FOR SALEFurniture and House hold goods Must be sold, at once Mas Amelia Rheinberger 250 W Main St Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE3S2 ,Ciong N J, Jiuzaad uFOR SALET714 ft boat, Wolver ine Wagemaker, in water only 3 men ths, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make offer Ray E Reason 7850 Pingree Rd, 4 miles West of Pinckney FOR SALERuahLake cottage and iotiHerndon Sundivision 2 bed rooms and Sanitary toilet upstairs Living room, bedroom, kitchen down stairs Well and pump in kitchen Frame painted Niie shade Hiram it Smith, Exr Arthur Flirtoft Eat thd i FOR SALE Year round home on Eli AronJHiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich i r AM Farr FOR SALEOak flooring ing, kiln dried, slab vJtd aair th iters Feed Supply C PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMr stove or fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Products phone 4581 Dexter, Mich FOR SALESiabwoo Buy Now Thurso Lambar C Phor H44 rlowell Mle, on Large fenced lake front lot Fully Modern and insulated Six rooms and Bath Full Basement, Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathing Bcath, Good Fishing Boat, Good lawn, Located at 11945 Shore Drive, open Fri Sat and Sun or see Mrs VanSicklo at Dam on HiLand Lake Orla E Fuzier Tel Pinckney 58F4 or LY 40100 in Detroit, Thi Housewives SAVB TOUR VASTE FATS STAlfc OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County f Livingston At afesion of said Cttrt, held at th FVobate Office in he City of iHowefl in aid County, on the 27th day of June A D, 1947 Present, iHon Willis L Lynp, Juctee of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of William August Klawitter, Deceased Matiala Clara Hinz having filer, in said Court her final Administrat account and her petition praying, for the allowance thereof It is Ordered that the 21st day of July A Dt, 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and all rvmiir said account and hearing iid ueJitoi It if Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous io said day of hearing ,n ths Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed find circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie H Porter, Deputy Reg, of Probate SNEEl FheMltS 107 Qmlttw HoweiU MtaUsea City, Ulse d tum PegeHy A Bseelelitj Utl Your royerty WIOi C UiVEY i GENERAL INSURANCE f PhoM wjn Pincker Michigan JTAUOPTON EE R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY u BfiRT WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEY 78F21 JAMES EDA VIS AMMD Consultations by appointment 1960 Baker Rd Tel 5191 Dexter CEMETERY MEMORIAIJ J L ARNETi SON Au Arbjor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local RprnUtive Monument Markere MART7N J LA VAN Pbon 13 HttgMto tMchitm Phone 136F6 Rtpairiig Asm Amm 3ut Licn 717 LafcMid Drtf Ruth Lake Thi STATPOvercome Soap Shortage fiUIXsW C0UFEBUOT fifth of what they used In 141 J y This also affects paip textilee, leather gooda, floor Without the help of the American Housewivea ther would have beeaijttle out of every nine cakes of soap aad laatldtcbani, Ume your grocer if be hat ete One oap last yer was made from waste fats saved no soap bet save every ounce of fat yOU can and sell it to yov STATE OF MICHIGAN Ths ProbAl Court for the County OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court,held at the ProhAte Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of July A D, 1147 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate, In the Matter of the state of Mary Fick M I Lynn W Hendec, Guardian, hav ing fikui in said court his petition ,praying for licence to sell the inter test ofsaid estat in certain, real est ate therein described It is ordered that the 4th day o August A D, 3 947 at ten o clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that all persons interested in said estate ap pear before said Court, at said time anf place, to show causj why a license to sell the interest on said es to sVuid not be granted It is Further Ordered, That p zblie oetice thereof be given by publics lion n a nF of tlis order, for dure successive weeks previous to said day at hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cir culated in said County Probate Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Cefestta PesMhelL Register t Probate OV MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County ef Livingston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City o Howell in said County, mi the 7th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis lm Lyons, Judge of JProbate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, Grace M Poole having filed in said Court her petition praying that the administration of said estate be granted to Grace M Poole or to some other suitable person It is Ordered that the 28th day of July A D 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given Ly iuh lication of a copy of this order, lor three successive weeks previous to id day of hearing ,n tht Pinckney patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County, Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie Porten, Deputy Register PH,SWARTHOUT A SON f MNgRAL HOMJF Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phon 39 Ptaekney Michiga SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLBNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MlOi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN fOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 35A Rridace 61S STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howef said DisDt of STATE OF MICHIGAN Tlie Probate Court for the County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, tHon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Trobate In the Matter of the Estate of R mond J Fick M I Lynn W Hendee, Guardian, hav Mak Btttet Seedbtdt i and Till Close to fences with m SEAMAN TILLER eeaut ti weeeb of lh SEAMAN TILLER or placed In irmt of the nacliiic irjfead of at tho ildut, en oil of fhe new, im noved mocJtfc , you c, lii fha toll 9ht up clHt 1 fences and make e better ieodbd el fhe same time Vn oe tuolly increaia your crop acreage by put ing hitherto idle land into production The SEAMAN It the original farm z rjtory f,ler rvcc eved over a rzrlod 9t more Ihan 11 It ii tupoiied M e fwlJ range ci er takeoff ird motcrzerf rodcl, from 36inch to 2inch tillage widths I et ut tirT yo more about fh SEAMAM ILLER and ii pujclinl applicjirnt to IOWH crd ZHfy 1 Cc J talk it cf GEORGE KLAPATCH J77 LAkKVlEW Ann Arbor Mich Phone 002 ing filed in said court his petitiun praying for license to sell the inter KthKIGERATION AP I est of said estate in certain, real est f PLIANCE SERVICE ate therein described FORMERLY WITH MONT GOME It Is ordered that the 4th day of August A D, 1947at ten o clock J in the forenoon, atj said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai peusons interested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest on said est atr should not be granted It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for said hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate i YWARD HAROLD RA0Y 3960 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCNNfty Phone IZVnt Pineknef kfe McFbersoii State Bank MICHIGAN COMMUNerf PROPERTY ACT We NM tfcm L Them mt tM Bfr Becky Lee spent the week end with Roberta Ackley Roosevelt Pike of Wayne spent the week end at the Robert Pike home His son, Leijrhton, returned nottie with re The Community Property Law enacted to place Michigan taxpayers ion the same level ojk taxpayers in the WHAT MAKES PEOPLE FLESHY I ten other states where community Its not always just a case of love property laws are in effoct for food that piles up extra height Prom July 1, 1947 and after, inExcessive eating habits frequently can be traced directly to nervous and emotional tension See how med icine treats this problem Read Fat From Psychic in The American Weekly, great magazine with thi Sundays KJuly 27 issue of The Detroit Sunday Time lee CreamSocial TA1 darks ST ANDREWS CMUftCM, DEXTER SPONSORED By YOUTH FLL0W SHIP STAATIMG AT 630 P fct CMOelCH LAWM AWI A3 AT JULY 26 from personal sendees earned , by husband and wife is considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit all money received om personal services en1, all divi1 lends and interest accruing from community, property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax aavings which may accure to tibem from this new law Henajr lea et iaeeceet paid ee 8evseji Beeee eed Time Certtfkate es DegeekL Ael dkvwssei ii UJtmm As epr eiirtwelej le aefU Rw r y F4s 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 July 23, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 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 1947-07-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/538899180e036aaca50d9b6dfd5534ab.pdf 9656eac07ff732f6288aabc011c6e3af 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. hi Wednesday July 30, 1947 Michigan Mirror I Mem Field Like a virtuous wife, that which Dedication ll commonplace is ouen unnpprec ated We refer in particular to Mich 10,000 inland lake, its 4,028 miles of Great Lakc shoreline, and its numerous navigable river ana streams Because these lakes, sandy beachs and waterways are a familiar part of the Michigan ,scene, we have a tend ency to take natural resources all for grained and to postpone until tomorrow our enjoyment of them The other day we dropped in at the office of a newspaper editor who likes to go fishing Knowing his hobby, we made prompt inquiry Hows fishing in these parts this season we asked The editor looked at us with a far,off yearning and recollection 1 Come to think about it, he said I havent been fishing yet this gum mer Thats the trouble withMich thohoToVthT Jucky Our lakes are here today and they The sodtt ball field on the Veteian Men jral lighted athJ otic field will be dedicated Friday night at Pmckluy vith a double he e, soft ball j,i p In the opening game ul 7 30 p m Webbers Grocery of Dexter no play in tla Ann Arbor Twilight lea ,ic will meet Eager Cleaner of Howell who are in the Livingston County league At f 0 p m the Pinckney team will meet Milford This last named team is Pinckfieys strongest rival in the county league and the last game between these two teams resulted in i 1 to 0 victory for Pinckney Mil lord has a number of stars including the 4 Reid Bros, Sheffler and Thompson, 2 speed ball pitchers and Baker a 200 lb hard hitting first baseman Bob Singer is expected to pitch for Pinckney There will be 6 gate prizes given numbers on their tickets Soft drinks Will be here tomorrow Its too darn1 n ,, , , easy to get in the habit of going fishand popcorn Wl11 on e on ing tomorrbw but never going fish ing today A favorite uncle and aunt paid us a visit over a recent weekend Packing up our snug cabinin wheels, we headed our house trailer towards the Michigan west coast OuiJ destination Muskegon State Park with its 1,357 acrs of wood lands and dunes, and three miles of Lake Michigan sandy beach The harbor entrance into Muskegon lake was Lined with townspeople and touristy who were fishing for perch A pole and some minnows and lots of patience, and you can while away several hours pleasantly at the end of a busy day On the lake and inside the harbor were all kinds ol boats Sailboats lazily drifting, boats noisily power ed by outboard motors, and luxur ious cabin cruisers which coat their owners a pretty penny five to six figures The Clipper arrived about 645 p m from Milwaukee, Bathing beaches nearby were throng od with suntanners and swimmers To us here was MMitfen The same scene was duplicated on the same Sunday along the shore of Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake St Clair, Lake Erie, and the Detroit and St Clair rivers just to memtion the main waterways Our sole coat Jlor the week end, other than for food, was park fee for electricity a day Lais take another weekend outing r A , ruir noint This time we the ground the six gate prizes are 5 gallon gasoline donated by riodteys Ser vUe, a fruit juicer set by Lavey hardware, 10u in trade by Kenne dys Grocery, 5 galiurs oi gapoline by Charles Clark and 10U in trad by Roy Clac One year subscription to Pinckney ney Dppatch Bob Durrows team will play the Howell Bowling Alley team of How ell here at 600 p m While the lighted field was uied for football lasffaH thenew soft ball diamond was just competed Fri night It was necessary to grade it and draw in fill dirt and clay Three bees were held at the field the past week and the week before toget the diamond jn shape 1 The committee wishes to thank all those wh helped in this work We also thank Bill Baughn for grading and he and Norman Miller for drawing the clay and Stanley Dinkel for luilding the backstop and also all other who donated their time and labor Thos soft ball games are going over big and a big crowd is lookedl lor a this opening game J John Burg will broadcast the 1 games at the field over the loud speaker system Notes on the Game One big inning the second in which they scored 5 runs was en ough to give Pinckney a 0 to 4 vict ory pover Caasidy Lake Tech school j here Sat night Pinckney got a run 1 the first inning on Laveys hit and Ledwidges dpuble and 5 the second Haines singled, Reader and B Sing No 31 Current Conun0J Trie supreme court may have to bo called in to settle the question how big must u city be in order to just it, the installation of parking meters Brighton having a regular revolution over the action of the city coun signing a contract with the cil in er walked, Gentile scored two with MngeeHale Parking Meter Co to in a hit and Lavey cleaned the baesistall aaid meters The councilseems with a home run Singer lost con trol the 3rd inning and walked men Which with 3 hits gave the visitors 4 runs That ended the scoring Pinckney made 2 double plays and the visitor one PINCKNEY AB R H To PtESERVM POOO TOPAY 3 70 SAVE LIVES EVEPYJA OP POOP par UP AW TO OUR HOME SUPPLIES AND MAKC IT POSSiftLl TO NP MORK POOD TO THOSsT STARVING ABROAD SURPLUS GARDEN PRODUCE THAT IS NOT CANNED IS roOO WASTED ANO POOP WAS fo COSTS LIVES FOR FOOO THIS YA THtWORLO LOOKS TO OUR DEMOCRACY i Gentile, 2b F Singer, 8b Lavey, lb Ledwidge, If Swarthout, cf P Singer, rf Haines, ss Reader, c B Singer, p CA9SIDY Jarmiller, 3b Tirck, If Glibowski, ss, p Alna, lb Rogenski, p, , Ferro,2b France, cf Lake, rf Trumbull, e 4 4 3 3 2 8 3 I 2 TECH AB 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 1 3 1 0 o 0 0 0 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 H 0 1 0 2 1 5 0 1 0 I Obituary the 20 cents just to prove our point This go on an afternoon canoe trip on the Huron river from Milford to the Proud Lake receational area which is part of the states 100,000acre health and sports program for the Detroit metropolitan district Our hosts The editor of the Mil J ford newspaper and his wife Anoth er couple from Milford are in the party The water is high, so we port age around two bridges Outboard motors cut our traveling time againr st the river current Theu iHuron flows through a ser ie of lakes, all fine for fishing You travel through wide marshes and a long rough hillsides, hedge rows and wild meadows You arrive at Proud Lake, a small body of water surrounded by woods and marshes It reminds you of North Michigan, and yet you are less than 30 miles from Detroit No matter where you go in Mich you will find opportunity to enjoy the outdoors on Michigan water Here is wealth waiting to be used Take some today RECRUITS WANTED YouTif men interested n joining the Michigan State Police today were retained by Sgt George Malm commander oi the Brighton post v io will be atthe post from 800 a m to 500 p m, 31 of July to interview prospective applicants and givu them whatever information bout the organization they desire Although applicants are invited to visit the post at any tipie to get I this information, 31st has been set j officiating aside as a special day in connection with a current recruiting program to bring the State Police up to prewar strength No replacements in per sonnel were made while the war was in progress, y Minimum requirements are that a candidate must be between the ages god JOHN CARVER HI John H Carver ill, son oi Mr and Mrs John Carver, jr of Portage Lake was born July 23, 1944 in Ann Arbor and died July 25, I947rafter a prolonged illness During thee three short years he endeared himself not only to his devoted parents but to all who knew him All that loving hands and the very best medical attention could do, was done for him, but to no avail and he passed away leaving a sorrowful family and many friend Funeral services were held at the Pinckney Congregational Church Sunday P M, Rev J M McLuca SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney won an easy game from Eagers Cleanens of Howell Monday night 13 to 1 Strong, their regular pitcher did not show up and Koch, an infielder who pitchedwas wild and ineffective Pinckney got 7 runs the fir,t inning on hits by Shehan lalmer, Lavey, P Singer, 2 walks and Fred Singers home run They added 5 the 5th on 3 walks, hits by P Singer, Reader and J Laveys triple Ledwidge walked in the 0th and scored on hits by Meyer and F Singer j Bob Singer allowed 5 hits and got 8 strikeouts Howell got only 1 run in the 6th on 2 bunts and a passed ball Pinckney plays Milford at Howell next Thursday niht PiNCiUNEY to have observed all the rules before doing so They advertised the act ion before hand and asked1 all object ors to parking meters to be present AJone ow up so they signed the contract Then the furore started with the local paper and the citizens voicing their disapproval At a meet ing of the board of commerce at tended by th council and a representative of the parking meter co Kev J M McLucas spearheaded the opposition and asked that the entire matter be submitted to a vote of the people Att Martin J Lavan was also among those who spoke against said meters Off hand speak ing from our own experiences we do rmt tsee the need for meters in Rrighfon We have been there many times and never found any parking problem On the other hand we think 11 wil uuId use them as parking space is pretty scarce there at times The suit of the city schools vs the state to dec lair illegal the single school district i, being heard at Lan sing by Indue Coash The Cities of Detroit Grand Uapids, Jackson and others are the plaintiffs They char ge that by the formation of the state into a single school district the cities are defivuded of 6,000,000 in school funds If the Lansing court riis against then th y will carry the case to the supreme court AB o sadf Not Now, But in the coming yearp, It may be in the better land Well read the meaning of our tears, And then, ah then, will understand Then trust in God through all thy days, Fear not, for He doth hold my handj Through dark the way still sing and praise of 21 and 30 unmarried, in , health and not less than five feeti Sometime, sometime, well undeir 10 inches in height g Service in the State Police is not only interesting, but it has many other advantages, Sgt Malnar said Among them are employment sec urity, paid vacations, sick leave pro motions based on merit, and a penCouncil Proceedings Special Meeting of Village Council July 24, 1947 Meeting called to otxUr ly Pie Parker followed by roll cal of offi cers Present Palmer, Kennedy, CI J ton, Clark and Swarthout Absent Dinkei sion We think it is a fine career service, and it is proving especially appealing to war veterans, who rtow comprise most other recruits Application blanks May be obtain 4 ed at any pest, or by writing,the i State Civil Service Commission or the Michigan State Police headquarters in Lansing BT Jfrueb Ifirtfiy 8 too p a Pwpwttifl for Hoi, 2 tatb Saturday g to I pTsZ WET ItOO to 710 a 1 Summer Mass Schedule of Maseai LV94 1146 Week DaT Shehan, 2b Palmer, ss Lavey, cf Ledwidge, If Meyer, lb P Singer, rf Haines, rf F Singer, 3b Reader, c B Singer, p 1 1 2 3 1 3 4 4 R 2 L 1 1 0 2 2 0 II 2 1 2 I 0 2 1 0 ter svAGEKS CLtANLKS AB Herman, ss Russell, rf Klausling, 3b Sunday, Aug 3, loth Snnday afrentecoet 4th week of fiflt children will open ith Holy MS ST Sun Aug 3 Three ReligjoiI of the CJ ,5 1 Order of Our Lady of Mercv Vnii Scof,eld ege Detroit wfll IL fpS C I Arnold, rf phi dren are invited to enroll Classes Wll be conducted morning durinir t S at 8 and continuing to 130 p m End ing Aug 15 Motion by Kennedy supported bl J pUmted in Ind from where it is supClark that tax roll arccptd as yorU to have spread into Michigan BaeaUidby AssessesU 17 Dink ,j Tr Motion carried Motion by Clark supported by Kenr edy to allow following bill Co Treasurer For tax roil ecuip meat 334, Motion carried Motion by Clark supported by Kenn ody to adjourn Motion carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk stand, HARD BALL NEWS The Saline hard ball team lot to Pinckney here Sun July 27th Each team scored a run In the 1st inning Pinckney scored again n the 5th, in the 6th Saline took the lead when they scored 3 runs and filled the bases again with no one out, B Kuhn snuffed the rally when he made a back hand stop of low fine drive, stepped on second and threw to 1st in time to complete the triple play, a play rarely made in the big leagues Keith Ledwidge with 3 hits in Z times at bat and Jack Young with 4 hits in 5 times led the Pinckney batters, while R Ba W with 3 hits in 4 times up leg t Saline hitters Pinckney 14 runs, 17 hts They are about the size of bluegilteJ 3 5 rvLnftf 9 j Burnt over acerage in Michigan Write up by M J Roche sfd the 9000 mark in the 785th, In 0ther games Chelsea beat Man forest fire cester 3 to 2, South Lyon Mesnard Miivjsn MII ,at a full million 12 to 1 rh t this scasn In the west division Hank Green CONSERVATION NOTES A new fish has appeared in Mch waters known as the redear It is the south and has been waters Among the intentions tare Mon late James Kavanaugh Tues Sr MErma Wed, late Walter Rice Thur late Josephine and Albert Nowak Fri, late Joseph Gavin Sat,, late Anthony Nowak Baptism was con ferred following Novenna for Jean Marie ftchman, daughter of Mr and Eichrrwn, Sponsors were ibert and Mary Margaret tested for sick and reincluding Most Rev raid, Bisnop of Alaska he age of 63 His pred p Cremont, the first Mrs E Thomas Clark Prayer cent depa Walter Fi whj died a eccessor B Daniels, c P Bennett, 2b Lloyd, rf 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 R 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 ij 01 The action of a V F W popt in refusing to award a Cadillac auto to a negro who held the lucky number lias drawn universal censure from the nation at large and through pressure h the national V F W organization the South Carolina Post has given tho colored man 3260 the value of thi cur The 1 aaon for refusing the negro the CUT in the first place was that the Carolina JIOSL claimed tickets were not sup posen to he sold to neoes This discrimination is decidedly unAmerian and indications are tho bars are being let down in many p aces Bro ok I y 11 was first league team to put negroes in their lineup Cleveland followed and now St Lou in has two negro stars in the team We wonder that Detroit with their large colored population does not follow suit OFFICIAL STANDINGS Plinckney 6 1 Milford 4 3 Howell 3 4 Fowlerville 1 6 BATTING AVERAGES Pinckney Soft Ball Team AB R H Gerald Swarthout Keith Ledwidge Phil Gentile bishop died at the age of 86 COMAt COMGL CHURCH Rev Alrod Aliacifttftor Organist and choir Director Aferwin Campten S I Mr HerWan Vedder Worship and Communion Service 100 We cordially invite all who do not have a ehuzth home to worship with us Mr UMBM Reed of Howell wfll Francis Sliehan Wesley Reader Joe Lavey Edsel Meyer Jack Haines Paul Singer Herb Palmer Bob Singer Fred Singer Jack Reason Stanley Dinkei 10 f 10 42 8 16 13 7 5 44 13 16 25 6 9 25 14 17 43 12 14 14 3 4 4r 14 12 53 14 14 26 5 6 26 5 6 21 II 5 5 2 1 8f,7 571 428 142 Pet 526 j 300 384 3 or, 360 333 327 285 26 264 230 230 23 200 Great Britan had better develop a Jewish plan and soon as her present stopgap plan seems to be going from bad to worse In a pitched battle off the Holy Land last week she succeeded in capturing a former Chespeake Bay excursion boat which had been made into a carrier ship for misplaced Jews Over 100 Jews were wounded in the battle nnd a number killed In the meantime the drive for funds to free the Holy Land from British domination goes on here The Jews charge Great Brit ian li8 sold them down the river for Arab oil concessions rGA bluewing teal banded 3 years of Brixton hurlexTa 4 luttertoj PPly sP Suaday ago in Michigan has just beentaken beat the Ann Arbor Legion 7 to 2 CARD OF THANKS We wUk to thank our many Meati ad oid neighbors for their TAX twrice 4t my home And Saturday to of are late due Ttweel 7 5 5 4 1 0 1 2 8 4 5 7 875 714 626 600 166 JkQQ 21 on the French IsUmC of St Pierre FowlervUle feea WebbervilU 8 to 71 ,, mile away 1 and Stockbridge beat Mason 9 to 4 Lake cottage owners wishing toj Fowlerville, WehberviUe aad Stock Morniag stabilize the Jev rt thir lakej bridge are now tied for Tint place, should petition he county board oV in the west division , supervisors who have sole power onj CheUea And tympatiiy during the ths , pincksaey of our brother Eara Brigham i 28 tons o suckers were netted j Mesnards J mmd Mn iy M Brigham I ftw northern lakes this year on per South Lyoa Mr IM tan w , juciieMer 50,000 acres of state land is up JgkaUne for lease for oil exploration N I Mr and Mrs Roy Cterk acid Mr, The Fanners Feed Sppiy Co and M M Doolittie attended thef Vhere installed an hydraulic eieeerNeilMfto neat Monftgr night, by means wiucb lends of pna a Robert Usneee left Tnea to spend nd beans aey be hoisted ifUtkJ Rev 1 10sM BpnR m ePW endent WRtar Linnlf Young Peote Meetirg JIM CARD OF TMAifflCS The faartiltes of Buddy Carver wish to thank their neighbors friends SCHOOL CENSUSf The scnool census is lompleted and shows 261 more school children in the county than a yea ago an 682 more than 10 yeans ago The 12 townships showing pm are Putnam 40, Green Oak 66, Hart land 44, Handy 43, Brighton 84, Haaburg 33, Tyrone 32, CohocU 19, Iosco 18, Genoa 14, UnaUPa 11, Deeriieid 8 The town hips who lost are Marion 21, Oceci r anc Conwty fioweil township gained 28 but MoweU City to 4v U Putnam district 1 stayed at 21, No 2 went from 16 to 181, No 3 EZRA hAlKCMILD BKlCiHAM Kzra Fairchild Brigham was born in Calboun County Nov 24, 1878 and moved to Marion Township in Calhoun County Nov 2 1878 where he spent rost of hp life December 25, 1894 he was married to Mary E Goodspeed who pass ed away June 2, 1946 He passed away suddenly July 21 1947 at Dexter Michigan Funeral Services were held at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Pinckney Mich July 24, 1947, Rev Allard officiating Burial in Lake Veiw Cemetery Howell Michigan CARD OF THANKS t wish to thank all my old friends and neighbors for the many fin birthday cards and the kind wished expressed thereon Michael J Rocs LADIES AID BAZAAR The ladies aid of toe Com ConfT church wilt hold their baaaar at taw church Friday Aug 1 and evening There will be a teria supper and booth dmpiey the evening MOTtCR Theiangapangmtew w 200 p m mWedey, Aug 9, dropped from 28 to 22 No 4 zren Rev i JM McLncas for the j 26 to 18, Me T6mn 61 to 46, No 8 many Undneaa, tie beautiful flowers from 12 to 14 Me 9 from 8 to 87 aome of Mrs Frank nates of aympjghy and the eomfort1 and No 10 from 16 to 16 ortag Lake By I inf serwe, daring the illness and dee of eeir aenand trannsoa Mr and Maa 1 IL Cower v Mr mi h X Cmm sv 4 ard Mm, at BanmV Mrs Lacy is tofctne fram tike tsms ktak im v, 7 I Rkfcvd Piaina ef itmttsV fr 1VF IaHl 4L I M k m PR RB3anp JBjmsr PV rflawU PiacEney Ditpach WednetxL Z 30 1947 i troit Dex was 4 , i In cold weather, moisture and condensate from animals breath play hob with py sort of wooden farm buildingbe it stable, cow barn, or poultry or hog house Dampness rots the timbers doors and windows swell and warp the Simple liutal1 an of JRIC Neighboring Cluudeue Snowden, 4, oi drowned at Nordman Lake no ter Wednesday Merle Isbell, 47, of Howe killed Wed while riding his bcycle two miles west of Howell Willis Wright, 40, of Lansing was the dri vtii oi ihe car that hit him He leave his father, mother and 2 brothers fioier Stofer and Wm Eisenbeiser of Lyndon had 40 sheep killed by dog one dfoy last week ij Walter Barbour and Edgar Maroiiall families of Gregory are campinyr at Portage Lake The Stockbridge Flying Club has been formed The officers are Prea Joe Savayt, Vice Pre, Bobt Mitteer see, Erret Kiscler Treas Alva Cronkhite A new Ercodpe planet has been ordered The Mil ford Fair is Aug 69 The Brighton Board of Commerce k made 2000 on its July 4th celebmt ion The Hamburg school voted July 28 on the question of increasing the 15 mill limit to 30 mills for two years to buy a school bus 131 war veterans in Livingston county are drawing disabled veteran pay The average amount received is ip42 a month Born to Wm Darrow and wife of Hamburg July 20 a son at McPher son hospital, HowelL A marriage license was issued last week to Jack Irwin, 23, Brighton an Hary Lou Fox, Id, Detroit AVON THEATER m StaaUuMf, Mick 4th Fri A Sat Aug 12 PARTNERS IN TIME A rea GOOD Comedy featuring LUM ABNER of Radio fame plus Comedy Flick er Flashback ead Sports reel nw ii Sun eV Tues Aug 35 TILL THE END OF TIME ii SYLVAN THEATER MRU 1 trifrA, Fri Sat Aug 12 THAT WAY WITH WOMEN A Comedy Starring DANE CLARK, MARTHA V1CKERS, SYDNEY CftBEMk STREET, ALAN HALE Cartoon Latest Newt Sua , tm rue, Au 34S CALIFORNIA War An Excellent Drama of Last problems tarring DOROTHY McGUIRnV GUY MAPSON, PLUS Comedy News Rocket to Mars COMING King of Wild Horses Holiday In Mexico uttniiiuiiiiiiiiiaiimiiiiuiiiiiiikiuiiiiK , First National Bank 1 n Gives You Clean, Dry Wherever Animals Odorless Air Are Housed i SL 5 Under Federal Supervision g Mettaber Federal Deposit ls g suranee Corporation All Dm 5 posite Insured op to 6,000 fe S oaeh A goodsized hpg will exhale as much as three quarts of moisture daily, a cow more than two I v gallons That spells sure decay for wooden sjrS buildings It can mean trouble with leather in the saddle roomstrouble with feed and hay, with the livestock and their produce Properly planned, correctly installed ventilation can check decay Electric ventilation, automatically controlled by thermostats, will eliminate drafts, offensive odors, ammonia in the air, and condensate from animals breath See your Edison Farm Service Advisor for uptodate, impartiaPand accurate advice on electric ventilating systems He knows how to determine the size Note of 47 Years Ago The steam thresher is now going the rounds Anna Dolan working in Jackson Fannie Clinton of Crystal is visiting her parents Wm Ferguson has purchased the meat business of Seymour Allbright at Fowlerville H B Gardner claims the croquet championship H B Gardner and C V VanWinkle attended the Democrat con 9 vention at Howell, C V VariWinkle g was elected delegate to the state 3 convention 8 A rural mail delivery route starts g at Hamburg July 30 It goes north a to Pleasant Lake and south to E Dexter Lena Olsaver and Wm Leice were 2 married at Whitmore Lake July 17 5 The Unadilla Farmers Club picnic 3 at Stevensons Grove, North Lake,,a Aug 7 Music by Stockbridge band C L Grimep is making o trip through Ohio, III and lnd on his bicycle 1G0 from Stockbridpevere on the train thi morning for a picnic to Zukey Lake Vofet 25 Years Ago Due to the coal shortage the Grand Trunk is only running trains Mon Wed Sat so Pinckney has mail service 3 days a week The Kush Lake picnic is July 29, There will be peaking, a chicken dinner and a ball game The Chautaqua will be here Aug 131415 in tent on the square The 1 HfHSHM JTSK numbers are the Bamabys, Louise L ATHLETES FOOD GERM Mclntyre Thedesa Shehan Concert and Dr W C Wassam of Pinckneys businessmen 1 HOW DO YOU HANDLE MONEY I S There are people who handle 2 3 money the way a dog jumps 3 over a fence he doesnt know whether he will land in a trap or beejs1 nest or next to a juicy bone, know where you are go ing financially Let a checking account help you keep track of incozne aQd ouiga WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS An Outdoor Dram Starring In Technicolor J RAY M1LLAND, BARBARA STANWYCK, BARRY FITZ GERALD Cartoon Sportreel Sunday Shows 3S7g Wed Thurs, August67 IT HAPPENE D ON FIFTH AVENUE A Comedy Starring VICTOR MOORE, DON OEFOE ANN HARDING, CHARLIE RUGGLES ALAN HALE, JR I J Cartoon 1 Shows708 and 915 COMING My Favorite Brunette1 Apache Rose,Buck Privates Com Home 4 HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed Thur July 293031 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR , MAUKE1N OHAKA, WALTER SLEZAK j COMEDY NEWS i J S AVAILABLE FOR LOANS SOUND REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE PERSONAL AT RftASON ABLE RATES OR t I i Co IF Six back HOW TOvKILL IT IN ONE HOUR NOT PLEASED, your Ask any druggist Fri Sat Aug 12 Mat Sat 2 P M Cont GENE AU14RY In SIOUX CiTY SUE PLUb THE GHUST GOES WILD With JAMES ELLISON, ANN GWYNNE Cartoon Sun, Mon Aug 34 HEDY LAMAN, GEORGE SANDERS, LOUIS HAY WARD in STRANGE WOMAN 1 COMEDY Newt Tues, Wed fhurs Aug 5678 GREGORY PECK, JANE WYMANN in THE YEARLING In Technicolor M with q Comedy New Carrots took the boat trip to PuUjBj STR0NG FUNGICIDE, lor lbs CALIFORNIA Lb CALIFORNIA DOZ Peaches Pears Oranges Radishes, Peppers Salt Pork LbBacon Ends Sliced Bacon Squares ork Sausage bulk Ground Beef last Thurs They were L E Smith, Made with 90 percent alcohol, it last inurs CJ, w w U Maue wim au jictw Day Bird, Claude Reason, W 11 penetrae3f Reache8 and killa More EXTRA LEAN LB 45ci POt RoaSt cho,e Crade ACJOcJ Meyer, W E Murphy and R J Cavv Many Loree wrecked his car near the Hause school Saturday night W E Murphy and wife entertain ed the James Roche A M Roche and Will Shehan families at dinner Sunday The farmers auto county tour visited Pinckney Friday Pinckney beat Dexter here Sun lfi to 8 Batteries for Pinckney GrifUn McClear Dexter, Lowe Rayment HOPE FOR CANCER ABSOL UTELY YES This encouraging news about the fight being against that dread dia ease cancer coces from Dr Roscoe R Spencer, Director of U S Pubttc Health Services National Cancer IntituteReed about It in one of many exclusive articiles in The American Weekly magazine with this Sundays Aug S issue of The Detroit Sunday Times 4ea ea FOR SALE Year round home an HiLand Lake near Pinckney Mich, on Large fenced lake front lot Fully Modem and insulated Six rooms and Bath Full Basement, Furnace Hot Water Heauter, Incineratorlge Fire Place, Glassed Porch, Good Dock, Bathw Beach, Good Fishing Boat, Goci im, ioated at 11945 Shor Di open Fri Sat and Sun I or iw Mrs Vauoicbic at Dam on grms faster Today at KEVIN LEDWIDGE ELECTR1CAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Work Estimates Given CORY DRUG STORE, Uincknev 74 East putnamPinckney,Phone 5 IN STOCK SOIL PIPE FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4 if SHALLOW WELL PUMP S 250 Gal, bo 600 jk LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS M SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS fcl PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Plnkel BETTER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PLUMBING VISIT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF oihTS Ftier W FV or Lf 46100 584 to a Ft Bath Tubs Wash Basins All Types Cabinet Sinks Flat Sink Double Sink Closet Combinations Laundry Tubs 30 Gallon H W Boikrs roclShower Stalla ipTitmps Concrete and Steel Septiz Tanks Electric Water Heaters Oil Water Heaters Deming Pumps Reynolds Sehaffer Water Soiter in Operation Medicine Cabmets Water Pipe and Fittings Orange Burg Pipe CVGETT GARAGE, m ew ft Half Mil vJS rf Pinckney Skinless Weiners 49c iil Chevel Cheese z MpS Salad rrssllScd ieVhi VXffaXSk 7, Wsym Sowp Pinckney MYRON J HUGHES Licensed Master Plumber 136F6 Mich 8717 Lakcsido Dr OPEN EVENINGS Riuh Lake AAAAft I NOTICE We are now open for hetfrness in the Stewart Anderson Bldg Estlnn Smoke Fu SALEDininf room suite, 2 m pair easement windows, 4 H P ates gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Sraoae gasoline engine, reversible clutch, g, d furnaoe repairing In the near future w will alao be eqrjpf Jack Wilson, 11941 W Shore Dr fa, weldinf and braiiitg All work guaranteed Hlland Lake WiQlTilTo work 1 tvm day or month I Istae Ifempsea, gS80 PlaekeyBow I eflf jtcaey ea Mil lliJisliii tttm m ,Pinckney Fabricatng 5 Sheet MeUI 1 i BU9 vfJ Wedncsyay July 30 2N telephone rates J APS threatening vital position in the Solomon Islands were thwarted largely through the leajerthip of Staff Sgt Floyd E Hill, Manhville, N C, who has been awarded a Silver Star posthumously As leader of an antitank section, he was ordered to support a rule platoon and to have his positions dug and ready when the tnuaj struck The big gun that Wax Bonds helped toprovide for those men was ready when the Nips struck fL Hill, wounded, helped his men to completely rout the enemy , wont work in 1947 v f Grow Perennial Flowers From Seed tmpmr fmruotm oo You can saw considerable garden moSeyTSd add new seat to your gardening by growing your own perennial flowers from seed The beet quality seeds coat only a few cenJj a rckes prd vith simple, care will produce scores of plants to bring color and beauty to the garden for years to come Most perennials grown seed bloom the second year after sowing Seed should be started at about thef same time as that of the annuals, such js zinnias and marigolds The secret of success is to get the seedlings to transplanting size early enough so that when set in their permanent place in garden or border, they will get a good roothold before coldVeather comes on A specially prepared seed bed or seed box is best for starting perennial seeds A seed bed can be easily prepared by knocking the bottom out of a good sized 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 seed box or flat may also he used, with holes bored in the bottom for drainage, This has the advantage of being movable to sheltered locations when nee Some perennial seeds are very small life them with sand so that they will apt 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 mois ture and plant food Keep the soil mourt 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, gail lardia, coreopsis, hollyhock, painted daisy, sweet William, hardy pinks, hardy litytaun, and the violas somewhat longer to germinate than those of annual flowers Dont be discouraged if the tiny sprouts do not show themselves for two or three weeks after the is sown I HERE have been a lot of changes moneywise since 1937 Wages have gone up Taxes have gone up Prices cf most things have advanced But daring this time, telephone rates havent budged an inch ahead The last rate increase, in fact, was in 192621 years ago From then until 1937 telephone rates went down substantially Since 1937, there have been even further local reductions in a number of exchanges, and toll rates have come down too Bjit, in general, the 1937 rates prevail today Looking at the other side of the ledger, postwar wage adjustments alone, including settlements reached during the recent strike, have boosted our costs 11,000,000 a year All our other costs have risen, too But our income hasnt gone up nearly asfast as our costs In the ten jfears since 1937, income has increased 141 Costs have gone up 193 Our return on investment has dropped more than a third Weve held the line on rate3 just as long as possible Now we have to ask for an increase in order to protect our custodiers service We still have a lot of additions to make to the telephone system before we can give service to those who are waiting, and give better service to everybody This wifl take a lot of money money which must come from investors Investors will put up the money only if they are assured a fair return, which we cannot provide under pur present rates A growing business, especially, has to earn a good return in order to attract the capital needed for growth So the future of Michigans tele, phone service depends on raising rates enough to assure the financial stability of your telephone company Thats why were going to ask the Michigan Public Service Commission for a public hearing to review our proposed new schedule of rates The Public Service Commission is the body established by State law and appointed by the Governor to regulate utility rates During the week of August 3, well publish details of the proposed rates throughout Michigan Bell territory After that, well file the petition with the Commission We feel the same way you do about raising rates Wed rather not have to do it But, when the quality of your service is in question, we have no alternative TODAYS SITUATION COMPARED WITH 1937 INCOME UP 141 COSTS UP 200 193 150 100 50 RETURN ON INVESTMENT DOWN MORE THAN A THIRD NOTE Where the term ftcom it usee above, itt meaning it the tame a Rinu or OroM neomt Where the term Invettmtnt it uecd, it meant the original coat of the telephone property tee the depreciation teeerve accrued againtt the ultimate retirement of the property 50 M ICH I G A BELL TILIPHONE COMPANY United lewish Appeal Launched by Eisenhower ss ftpfir1 mmsm fOAST GUARD officers every day sit proving how effectively the V smaller naval vessels purchased with the help of Var Bonds can clear the sets of enemy submarines Comdr David H Bartlett of San Dkgo, Calif, recently was awarded a Navy medal ft maneuvering his Patrol Frigit in auch s manner that k brought about the destruction of a Jap sjsjertea attacker Other cosfimsndettof small vessels an doing highly 1 smoaant work g, g Tnunr Dttenmtnt I patch Want S v V THE 170,000,000 United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine was launched by 1 General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower, who described the nationwide campaign as essential to fill the breach and lift the victims of Hitler above the level of mere existence, which he characterized as the limit that perforce controls Gov ernmental effort President Truman also has urged support of the life Wine UJA camosism If ysii cant writs t food Wf tore in the space abort then yoad bt smart to adopt a method of savings that millions of Americans have found to be absolutely sort ire This method Is the regular treytng of tatted States Savings Bonds People bay Savings Bonds si PINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM OF 1942 iff fiiur E Koch, Wesley Reader,, Merlin Lavey , dus Lodwid are Jack fteason, Boh Keith Ledwidge Red Sequin, Elwin Hulace, Peach Palmer, First row Singer,Ye IMitor Siunley Zera, Bottomrow tameatmamm venlsnt plans If yon sre on a payroll, through the Payroll Savings Plan, If yon are a professional man rofl, through the Plan If yon are a or woman or sohV the BoBdaRfonth or woman or setfomsjoyod, throagh sdaRfonth Plan a eto inoBths Sai Bl a at your state wmto abiYto writs i also fceafthy mm h that wmmjm above Pinckney Dispatch 1,50 a Y M J jf,L , TJ J v, i,i4j ,IAAMAMI v,r Pinckney Ditpach July 30 I It 49 I Tb railroads have received 44 rules j demands from the leaders of the oper ating unions representing engi neers, firemen, conductors, trainmen and switchmen They say they are seeking only changes in working conditionsHOT a wage increase More Money For Less Work But what kind of rules are being asked for Twentyeight of them would compel railroads to pay more money for the same, or less work 7 would require additional and un necessary men to do the same work j the rest would bring about changes In operating practices at increased V cost For Instance The Union leaders demand additional t train and engine crews on Dieselpow ered trainsone full crew for every , power unit in the locomotive A freight train hauled by a 4unit Diesel would I have to carry 4 engineers, 4 firemen, 4 conductors, and at least 8 brakemen, i sir a total of 20 men instead of 5 fMade WorkSheer Waste The Union leaders demand that full length freight trains be cut to about half their length, even though such I trains are most efficient for lowcort service to you This rule would call for itwice as many locomotives, would double the number ot trains, and make accidents more likely Additional equipment, yards, and ether facilities required to take care these short trains would cost hu af millions What the Union leaders feally want is to make more jobs The Union leaders demand that when a crew in one class of service per, m Incidental service of another clas, t iWill be paid not less than a days for each class, even though all serv is performed as a part of the same da s work The crew would get at least clays pay for one days work The Union loader demand th1 TV nt baic day ijr inductors and trainmen be reduced from 150 to 100 mile3, which would iiave the effect of increasing their pay 50 Such a run often takes only two or three hours You Cant Afford This Waste 9 Demands like these are against the interests of the whole American people, who depend on rai crd serv ice for nearly everything they eat, wear and use These riles would cost A BILLION DOL LARS annuallya gigantic waste which neither the railroads nor the country car1 afford Hrilroad workers are good citizens arc1, good employes, with pride in their calling Their record during the war was outstanding We do not believe they fully understand the featherbed rules which the Union leaders are demanding We do not believe they understand the harmful results which these rules would have to the railroad industry, to the millions of men and women dependent on railroads for their livelihood, and to the shipping and consuming public The great strength of America is in productionan honest days work for an honest davs pay For only through greater production can we hope to step the steady upward surge of living costs Surely, if ever there was a time In our history when we nc Jd tOWCtki not waste, this is it u POWER TELEPHONE SERVICE Powerjine telepnc service which permits the tranmission of six telephone conversations and 400 volta of electricity simultaneously I over one line has been introduced here for the first time in the state by the Michigan Bel Telephone co Celled Ml carrier by telephone engineers, the new system enables Michigan Bell to provide service in sparsely developed territory where J the construction of regular polehnes would he economically prohibitive Theodore H Dawson, genera dev eloyment supervisor for the co, said powerline systems similar to the one at Crystal Fails would be introduced next year at other small rural comin i unities in Michigan Bell territory, j The newly equipped line here runs 20 miles to Way Dam on the Mich j igamme reevoir and serves 24 rural subscribers The service was made possible by a cooperative construct ion project between Michgan Bell and the WisconsinMichigan Power company jgj Special radio apparatus developed by the Bell Telephone Laboratories and manufactured by Western lJiect ric literally makes the powerline telephone a miniature broadcasting station M40sV Ordinary telephone current is con verted into highlfrequency ifadio impulses and put on the powerline At a telephone central office, similar equipment separates the radio im pulses from the electric current and converts them back into regular voice frequencies In eiieot, telephone conmeatioaa hitchhike on electrical current Exceptionally sensitive fuses and special filters prevent highvolt age electricity from its way into telephone equipment A maximum of six radio channels can be provided by Ml carrier equipment on any one power system Howrvr, up to eight subscriber can be h n 1ed efferiently on one chan ael so that a total of 48 customers can i rovWed service on a single powerline, u Uncle Sam Says Where on earth did my money go How often have you voiced this question, half in wonder, half in dismay Its so easy to fritter away ready cash A dollaraere and a dollar theyand in the end nothing to show f r It And yet sav ing for the things you wanta new home, travel or future securityis easy and effective simply by alloting a portion of your income either through the payroll savings or by arrangement with your bank for the systematie purchase of United States Savings Bonds Dollars go your bonds grow When you buy Savings Bonds regularly, yon are baiJding the nestegg for whatever youve set your heart on V S Trtuury Dtprtmn Have you stopped to think that yea tie a Minute Man 1947 model wnea you invest in United States Savings Bonds The first shots in defease of your security were fired on April 19,1775, tfn Concord bridge in chusetts Tcuay you stand over your security not with but with your Savings Bonos nwv in the years to come will make year home the fortress it should be against financial distress Equally impeftaat to youis the fact that your stack of Savings Bonds is available for attainment of personal or family goals such as a new home or edaeaQon for your children Every dollar you invest m Savings Bonds If packed by the United States Govern ment Savings Bonds are safe, sere profitable4 for every 13 invested l years hence U S Treasury Pi KOOM 214 143 LIBERTY STKEET NEW YORK, NEW YORK We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at iirst hand about matters which are important to ftvervbodv PINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM OF Toprow Bill Baugbn Jack Reason, Cliff Milled DinkelYe Editor GRAND OPENING Veterans Memorial Lighted Athletic Field Pinckney, Michigan FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG Soft Ball Games 75 r M Eagers Cleaners, Howell vs Webber a Grocery, Dexter 915 P M w Pinckney vs Milford,Leading League Rivals Gate Prizes Given Away y JIIWUI pugpapgygp ,ll,iW,wT ,v, i it WednecUy July 30, 1947 The Peoples Stor Groceries, Drygoods Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie PWMCKJVEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknv, Ylehigan Entered as second class flatter at Poetoffke at Ifanckney, Michiean undc the act ef March S 187 Subscription ratr 150 a Year PAUJ W CURHIT futuaitEi OWf iobirijou jr of Rush Lake is working lor the Argus Camera Co of Aim Arbor V Kennedys Gen Store LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Mrs Gerald Kennedy of Howell spent Sunday and Mrs Irving Kennedy and with ion Mr V Meyer and family have returned from Ann Arbor and are siJvi wild Mrs Iiose Hendee Mi and Mrs Roy Henry of Battle t iv, pent the v,eek end with Mr 1 anu u Koy UkiuiLU I Sunday guests of Mr und Mrs I K J Carr were Francis Carr and j daagitei, liurbara Jean, Mr and Air, Jim fixing of Detroit and Mr i una Mis Hub Baker and son, of j Syracuse, V V and Leo Bettes und , , i iake The Bakers are iieiv ii i weeks Juiih i,L an wife of Detroit ,,i ML ,k enu at the Myron Hughes home Myron flushes and Douglas Smith spent i he week end in Detroit Joe Gurgolia entertained Victor Fisi icj ,,u amily of Chicago Sat Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes were in weuoil Friday Mr aad AYa Joe Gargolia enter laniai meii uuughLor, Lindas Dancing clarts Wednesday Doni Spears was home from Conn, over the week end Mm Mrs Jim Smith of iingree and M 1, rein,, inula oi Kelivit culled on Kuoeri i aite and wire Sunday iur J esse Henry and son, Gerald, were in Ann Arbor Saturday PhoD 6414 S Una Campbell and family meii j Sunday at the Carol Shelter home at Byron Ah, and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaircum f ana ur and xWrs John and laniiiy ickoon Sunday evening TRIES NEW SERVICE Mr Mrs Ernest Johnson, who own operate a 1 HOacre farm near anlriuenc and Cry iiiimi st i Ci a h Falls, Mich, try out the Mich Tele, companys new powirline r service Special radio apparnakes a telephone into a min r broadcasting not 71 ith frenioioied to to view the Cascades SPOT CASH 1 Miss Leota Reason and neice, Ann Shiiley, are visiting Russell Glover and family of Fowlerville, Mrs rannie Kavunaugh Us visiting in Jackson Mr and Mrs Jet1 Noggle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday witn Mr am Mr, Frank Aberdeen Denis Yarbough of Hoyai Oak i visiting Mr and Mrs Louis StacKabh Week end callers of Mr and Mr Andrew Aesbiu were Mr and Mr Gordon Hester of Y yjsilanti and ii and Mrs Wyiie of Dexter Dan Driver und family of Dexter culed at the Ld Spears home Sun Mrs JJoyie Templeton and son of Keego Harbor we visiting at tne ,oei t Shirley home Milrer and wife called j are put on electrical pnwei line, then separated by similar equipment in the nearest cential office and conwrted buck to regular voire Ireiiueicies Sensitive fusis and pial filters prevent electricity from findg its wuy in to the telephone m gg aie Los Shirley at r ndciy Horn to Mr and Mrs Joe Ihisydlo at McPherson hospital, llowrli Wed twin boys, one of whom died at birth Chas Darrow and Koberl Voddcr n started working for the Raise rFnu iMclheLon hospital jer Co at Willow Run last week FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 9 EACH COWS 11 EACH jCACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE tHONE COLLECT TO 1 DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 460 TU Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Mr V C Atlee entertained bridge club Tuesday h ei P Dead or Alive HOGS 3 PER CWT AND CONpITION HORSES 10 COWS 12 DLPEND1KG UPON SIZE CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fatal Animals Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Axent Phone 88, Pincknev The FASTEST Dssudl Stole Service in Mkhijjair Central Dead StoekCo Mr and Mrs Steve Tiplady of St, 1etersburg, Flu, sent last week with Mii Kdna ripears and Mrs Leu Shehan Sunday guests of Mr and Mi MarK Nasn were Lonnie VanSlam brook and family and Alice Gearhart of Howell Mrs Dessa Nash and Mrs Kith Hitter and ons, spent the week end In ColJwiiter 1 Mr and Mrs John Foss of Oak Grove were Sunday guests of Mr Mrs Andrew Campbell Lois Shirley, daughter of Mr ana Mrs Albert Shirley underwent an o peration for her appendicitis at McPherson hospital, lat week Mr and Mrs Walter Clark ana ons Robert and Jack, with Emmett Clark and family of Howell spent Sunday at the Detroit zoo Mr and Mrs Lyle Hende of Ann Arbor calbid at the Walter Clark home Satdrday Mis ioreue Tupper of Flint call whererSitJMMar Jane Cuppers Daring Bathhg Suit MM at Dee aytwcni probably leek 5 tea as fmay twenty yean froM aev tptekfctef m tbe beadi la what we eall ear MMocanM pretsela, te bataicf elothes Omly taiaf that vaaf theeilaakllMtkejr ekaage la ta pktue to tat l j van aiaejH ta atreetwear law, waeWeoa fltai ef bear LDea waa owtbared in a4oQs From where I sit, ttleraaea titt jiliif a pull em wttfc knee length letsna wearaanaibtedaftetdottai ejmrtB mil Inniii iwAeiutenil to gtrt va aim aad air and free jeatfhethenchtJaaeaeoetgmeoi domwill keep that whaUeoeae iahearhleaeetwoeopieaiAirta daei of beer a part of the ijaeriaad loaf black aliuHii waa a aa traditioa ecil and Robert Hooker of A Arbor are visiting Mr und Mrs Koy Dillingham Air and Mrs Lester McAfee called on Omer, Cass at L ot M hospital Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs Louis Coyle attended a si er ui at ihe home ot Mrs MH i i o ng tor Mr, iotu iionc J li ilooker was in Ann Arbor ,Sat witii hip MH, Calvin, wno conriie rJ a Masonic funeral Air and Mrs Kex hackett and son of Detroit were Sunday guests of vji and ,vir uhii homnson Jenn i ronie and wile ol Howell spent Sunday at the W C Milter home Azel Carpenter of Dexter was a liupday dinner guests , Ml and Mis Vv C Miller, lie is slaying with his brother, Vernor, at Howellj Mr and Mrs, Vincent Sheids and daughter of Ann Arbor spent fri day at the Lee Lavey Ahs fiorence Mother and daugb ter, Mrs iieitz of near Jackson call ed at the Albert Dmkel home Fri Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were Robert Cooley and family of Howell, Robert Mun sell of Gregory and Mrs Alberton and children and Walter Reasoa of Detroit Mrs Kenneth Wylie and Mrs W H Euler were in Ann Arbor Sat Carle Drake was killed in a motor cycle accident near Flint last week the funeral ana nuria were at Flint He was a brother of Robert Drake of Lakeland who graduated from Tinckney High School last June Mr and Mrs Charles Clark spent iuiuiay with Dr and Mrs iilatchford and family 11a Uattle Creek Dan Driver and wife of Dexter called at the Charles Clark home Visitors at the home of MM Johi Martin last week were Jay Brighara and wife of Grass Lake, Mr and Mrs Robert Steeb and Mr and Mrs Wesley Bui sedan purchase Friday u IM W C Miller and wife, Mr, an Mrs Cliff Miller and Mary Aguiha and Mary Meyers and Fri ID Niagrtra pent hei i ma fall,Welton Chamberlain entertained the members of ihe senior 1 u oi iiit wan a siiowin oi the niOtioit jnetures lie took on the 1,,01 tilp in northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, at lias home i i ida niglit Mr and Mrs Justin Stecker and daugnteis, Carol and Mornia and Deiuse Ledwidge left Mon ou u tup to New York Mrs Geordias, Mrs Hubert Led wuige of Royal Oak visited Mr t jM, 1 ION iileanor ICdwidge Saturday an 1 Mrs Raymonda Morris was Ann Arbor shopper Saturday Mrs Stanley jJinkel aad sott wen in Jackson Monday John Reuss ecu binatio,, man at Crystal Falls, Mici,, for the MichiRan HHI Telephone , 0 connects the first powerline teleh,ie in thi stal telephone servici j,,,, to hitchhike on hiithvoH Metrical current Vower line rmiu the telephone co to n isolated farm areas service carrier This new t ie enables convei it e earn sr provide Guests of Mr and Mre Stanley Dinkel last week were her neices, Mary Holt of Stockbridge and Magaret and Fat Sweet ot Lattle Cierk Murray Kennedy mui fawiilyspwu Suaday at the Stanley Culver home in Oak Grove j ir and Mrs Ld Schwartz aid Mr and Mrs Stanley era ot ciauht r, Virginia, of Milwaukee are Flint called on Mr arid Mrs M J Reason Mon He is a former teacher here Mr and Ms George Meabon jr were in Stockbridge Sunday Major Wm Brown and wife were in Ann Arbor Saturday 1 Ona Campbell and family called visiting ner siater Alfe and family ed at the Jesse Henry home Sunday I James Dunn of Aim Arbor, rred iortz and wife, Max Bennett and We bafhei a let of thaw eee iHMt hat eaa at tafeJc ef K, i y J0Bm mniMLm7t t4HmmmrMrmim MB4 Mr Blhrft Gamble of flaHivaa ef Sylvester Harris while wetkiac ea tfce new teefcer baiUiac aa Haraa flt, Aaa Arher4 kat weak Cat a4 The Mioses Eia and Bcrnice May and Hetty Reason returnee, last week from a trip to northen Michigan and the Strait of Mackinac Joseph Griffith and wife spent I S u nday in Adrian Mr and Mrs James Harris of Kan ae City, Mo pnt last Thurs with Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith undiy diniier guests of Mr and Mrs Win Mercer were Mr and Mrs Will Townley of Jackson, Mr and Mrs Humbert and family of Leslie Mv Florence Tupper of Flint and Mark Allison Mrs Weltha Vail, Mrs Kattie Drkpand Mrs Edith Peck were Thursday dinner guets of Mr and Mr Wil Mercer Willam and Michael Roche were Pnnday callers at the Wm Mercer hoooev Mi Haitie Rae Mains and Mrs Glen Smith of Dearborn spent lost Wed with Mrs Hattie Decker ani were 4kaer yueats at the Curlett Tfe and LetfiUeT f Ypsilanti lartin and wife Mrs Leler Me aJ Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Louis Toyie were Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger and son of Holt and Miss F u Melviu and Mrs Rose Ho wau on Lois Shirley at McFherscn hoipj iUl Friday I Ton Belt of Uexter and Markey Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and 1 Bell of Toledo called OB friend here daughter and Mrs Fossie Chamber f Saturday wore in Detroit Sunday Willis andi w H Meyer and Wilma Planck returned home wiihlMr Mrs Garth Meyer aUend liie McGraw reunion 4 Russell park j at Ishe, Sunday Mrs At la Meyer started summer school m Lansing Monday them for I weeka visit J Mr and Mrs Clifford Chambers and , Mrjand son and o Kicaard, were in Jock son, Tommy, Mrjand Mrs Otto Fouli son and o Kicaard, were in Jocksou Sunday and visited the Cascades Ouo Pouleon was the higheat bid 4er fetttfae Fick property at the auc Uec Stataraay Mr aaa Mrs lieyd Hendee with Dr ieaaes Nash and wtfe ef OrMiratr left laet week a a trip thre I 4 i iv vteS IA8T YAAS IWFT aAAX lltAal i This is a picture of Lat Years Pincfcaey eeft hall team Don Burns and Cos Ledwidj art this fMt both tbeinir in the ArmyPaal Siner4 iae Laey nod Francis Sheftaa re not aa Ae Tbt pYxytn are tea Baaa4aVtMaaeAaem AaaatfSavrihaafcaWat i , Gaa Leawitkfa Bettaat iVri m m M v imkkrPinckaey DUpach Wednesday July 30, 1947 BUY NOW WINTER DuoTherm iassitied Vant Ad kTERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STAlJS UNETS, JINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMrS 0 E 1 ft 16 CU, FT, DEEP FREEZE 4,6 ft SCAN MILK FOR SALKScreen Doors iHowleti KKNT Huckelberry Swamp John SpearsCedar Lk Rd Pinckney Aiasfc Ice tiox o lbs Dale Miller, 4815 rrcv Road Phone 78F1S r , i a COOLERS PRICES ARE RIGHT i oiiii ,oautM ua OriOies rew and used W C AtLee68F13 uR S ALEiTCfiiviroifti Wrecker 132 model, with crane, all equip ment James Shirey far rTEIecmc range, 4 burn I FURNACK CLEANINGwith vacum system, Prompt attention g en to ill caHfc Waggner ft Hitch Phone No 8 Pinckney FOR SALEG E electric iron, ike new 500 tHendryx Bird Cage and standard light wood cost 2Ji0 well for 700 756 E Min Pinckney, Ylich FOR SALK0 Rjoms and Bath in Pinckney luiye lot and nice shade Come back to the Old tHome town Property in fine condition Fred J Teeple Kealtcn Ihone 675 Howell WANTED Cleaning woman 60 per hour One or two day a week Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan PROFESSIONAL CORNER ORSA er in good condition Norman Reason FOR SALElXmng room suite I Bed Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Waahmttf machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudill Frst house WANTKtV Uuatom Comoining call Gregory 3F21 or contact John I Livermoro FOR SALEHome made Threshing I Machine 1900 Beardsley Rd Pete Madar LEE LAVEY FOR SALE1 Laundry type, coal burning heater and tank 321 UnadiUa Street JAMES ED AVIS AMMD Consultations by appointment 1160 Baker Rd Tel 5101 Dexter STATE WELFARE LAW Recent changes in the State Weifare Law qs it affects Old Age Mr Bohm, DirectorSupervisor of the Livingston County Bureau of Social Aid and County Welfare Department ,says will be of general enterest Stay at Duffy, M, D Pinckney, Mich, Daily 1100 A M to 1 i00 P M, Except Wednosday Men, TiiMFri Sal, 7t066i00 ML RMCLUSKEY DRNT13T 111 fi A VtunWii DM W VaaWlahie i Charles K Attorneys at Law Fire Slate and Saving Baaa atoweU httealgaa Offioa SSS m 14 Nj BEAUTY, SHOP PERCY USE AUCTIONEER Phaa SFU sHaekaey Mtehiaea icl SNEEip 111 107 1 HawaU, Mtshlgj City, LaW east ft ru USnSsnugnUrUjy i ges is the increase in the maximum FOR SALENorge Washing Mach, widew pubilcis5ea of these chan ine in good running condition 35 w Mrs Churlos Porter 501 Patterson Lle Road Pine Lumber l x u ft Stock Minerals 25 cwt Old Age Assistance grant from 40 to 45 This will apply only to those persons over 5 years of age whose requirements actually exceed 40 The amount of need in all cases is arrived at by figuring expenses on FOR bALlia H P Bready Garden th uls of a stundni uudget, and Tractor with cultivator and disc I taking into cpnsideration all other Nearly new, Myron Huge, f available income Where a deficit n Rush Lake Phone 186 F tne bbdget exists, increases win be FOR SALE x 12 lengths F K Uindiey Sons Tawnhuil Rd 7845 Dexter Silver Lake WAiVlEDAshes and rubbish tL haul amay Will aJso pick up old newspaper and mayazines HarryPrik Ply Motor FOR SALE40 Ply Motor and Coal Burning Water heater and tank ,H 1nmer Pinckney Vh 31 ffiTi SALEAuto JTfier Rcbort Vedder Pinckney 857 Mich increases given within the new 45 limitation As this change in the law is effect, ve immediately, adjustments are being made in county offices as rap dly ate possible Approximately one hal of these increases will be eff ective in time for the Aug payroii, and the balance will go into effect in September Other important changes have to do with property in the form of real estate ownec by Old Age Assistance recipient It was the original intent of the law that the aged should be uFOR SALKV14 ft boat, Wolver enabled to remain in their own Ino Wagamaker, in water only 3 mcn hones For this reason the value or iginally placed on real estate which FOR SALEWater front lots with plenty of shade trees, good Swimming, good fishing Jack Wiiion 11041 W Shore Dr, Hiland Lake 14 ft boat, Wolverarmeiu Feed Supply PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELLMgr tha, like new, Neptune Six Motor, used very little See and make offer Rav E Reaion 7860Pingree Rd, 4 milea West of Pinckney FuiTSALEOak floonttg nnd tAAihg, kiln dried, flab wiid i tr tove cur fireplace Murray Bros Lumber Product, phott 4681 Dexter, Mick FOR SAIJCSiabwooa Suy Nw Thua Lwnber Ot Fhor 4A rtowelL Mlek Uet Yw Property Witk Ma CENEWa INSURANCE PIWM S9S Pinekaev Mieblgaa FAAF, J1 9 NEE R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE PINJNEY MfSl Ama Arbor, Micaigaa HAROLD P CHUBB HeweU, Mlcaieaa Local Rapreeeatatite ltaaoBaato Maraere MV MARTtN J LA VAN Jmmm9 w 13 BHt Phone 136F6 Rapalriif State 1717 Laide Drte Lieaate Ruth Laks it Housewives 8 AV E TOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortag recipients might own and still receive Old Age Asiiitutut was supposed to be the equivalent of the sale value of vi modest home With the present inflated values on real estate, the aale value of property which a recipient is alowed to own has been in creased from 3500 to 6000 in orider tc avoid bringiivr larinps m many who would beccmie ineligible for assistance if the previous law should be trictly enforced The law further provides for the recovery from estates of Old Age Assistance recipients the amount of assistance received by them during their life time This,, which is popu larly known as the Recovery Act j does not become effective until Oct 11th Evasion of the law through , transfer of property by Old Age Ab swstance recipients to their heirs i made impossible through a clause u the law which mades ineligible any1 one who has divested himself of pro petty within the last five yeary for he iipose o precluding recovery law with regard to personal proper, ty which an Old Age Assistance recipient may own The amount re mains at 500 for a single person and 750 for a married couple Ner ther has there been any modification of the law which madee chiidren re TU SJAJR MICHIGAN Ta Probata Court for tho CoBaty f Uvingtton At a susion of said Couri, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 28th day of July A D, 1947 Present, ,Hon Willis JL Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation uf claim against said eatate skouM be limit od, and that a ttme and place be appointed to receive, examine ana adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by andbefor said Court It is OrderedThat all of the ored itora of said deceased are requinea to present their claims to said court at said Probate ctffice on or before the Gth day of October A D, 1947i at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and od justment of all claims and deiaanu against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub, li cat ion of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register of PRSWARTHOUT SON FUNEKAL HOWP Modem Bejuixaet Ambolaaoc ServUe PhoBa 19 Piackeey M1rhi SEPTIC TANKS CESf POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 RHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICH FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST US WEST ORAND RIVER AVI HOWELU MICHIGAN fCR APPOINTMENTS fHNC 58 Reideaee 611 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney at Law 207 East Gmnd River, Howef the Mak 0tfftr iefaes and Wl Cose fo fences with m SEAMAN TILLER lecouM Hie NeH of th SEAMAN TILLEt sr placed in Ires of th madin intfoJ f of ihm litfeSj OS all of th new, improved moil , you ten nil rhe toll fiflhl up dote te fence ond mako beMer seedbed Off the tamo time Vow actually Increote your crop aveoge by polUIQ kilkorto idle lead into production Tfce SEAMAN it the eriQinot trrm in rotory filer rvice vd ovrr o period of nor than It ii tupplied Ji a foM range or ,ct lakcoft ond notorixed siodclt, froa 36iacb to nincb Hlloeo vUtfe U ut teff yee store about the SEAVJ HIE and Ht practizel oopicjcir our taim and cru tnions Cow r talk it cw sponsible for the support of parents J It is ordered that the 4th day of if financially able to provide for August A D 1947 at ten o clock them The present law places the STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court or County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of REFRIGERATION AP Ramond J Fick M I I PL1ANCE SERVICE Lynn W Sendee, Guardian, hav J foRMCStLV WiTM ing filed in said court his petition praying for licence to sell the inter, est of said estate in certain real est ate therein described GEORGE KLAPATCH 177 LAJUoVUbW Aon AxborMidi Phom burden of proof that they are unable to help with the support of parents on the children rather than with the Bureau of Social Aid of their representatives fUIX TOILET SOAP tiMlFEBUOT STATE OF MICHIGAN world wide fifth f what they of ail Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Soap IF in 1941 Thu also affects paiats, textiles, Without of the American Housewives there would havo utile One out ovary nine eakes of soap lastjrer no soap bt save every ounce of fat you can and soil it OF UVsHGrrON At a nesaon of aaid Couneed at the Prohot Office m the City of Howell in said County on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon Willie L Lyona Jndge of Prehnta In the Mat of taw Estate of Mary Fick ht L 2 Lynn W iHcodee, Guardian, hav ing filed in said DOUK his petition jwaying for licenpe to sell the inter, eat of said eatate ir c la tJ in the forenoon, al said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai pemoas interested in said estate appear before aaid Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the intereet on said est at should not he granted It is Further Ordered, That public j notice thereof be given by pubU cation of a copy of this order, fort once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for said hearing I YWARD HAROLD RADY Mb RUSH LAKE RD, PlNCKHftT Phone t3FU Piarkaoy HcPbersos State Bank THE Dispatch, a circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of H Potter Deputy of Probate MICHIGAN COMMON frc PROPERTY ACT t WjJ The Community Property lw en rtel acted to place Michigan taxpayers ri i on the same level taxpayers in the We Need It as ordered that the 4 Jx day NAugus A H, 1941 at ten o in the ioaei M aaid Prohote Office, be and hi heiufif I rielf near before arid Gaart,t saad place, to afcjw cuss why a isc ta ta id not he Uli ha rfa SV ten other states whcue community property laws are in eff From July 1, 1947 and after, infrom personal services earned by huahand and wife JS considered community property In ciMtvputing income tax thereon the htfsbaad and med will each pay on onehalf of the income it has been suggested that husband and wife deposit U snoney receiUad from personal services ann aU divi ends and interest accruing ram coeninuAity property in a Community Property bank account, m order to firmly establish their rights to the tax saving which may accuse to froso this new law Icflmai SUf sM v 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 July 30, 1947 Description An account of the resource July 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 1947-07-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8ecf9d6e54e9cbc0ce18198b778e708b.pdf 09ae436270670c05471d13b7e999d93b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. 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SPF iXtMJ tut W 357 rTT BtSlMtdj VOL 64 Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday Aug 6, 1947 Michigan Mirror ONTONAGON The aiiplaisc has just made a piker oui ui me Mem Field Dedication NO ing in too many town, 1 turned hew from Laiuung with fhy lyloot house trailer, ready for an Upper Peuinsulu newspaper conWrenco and a vacation all in a little less than two days and a half Considering mat Michigan is uca u uife state and tnai tne Norm pcuuuuiu stretches out well ovoi hiiu, mules from Sault Ste iYiarie to Ironwood, 1 thought 1 was doing pretty well In tuct, was about to crag about the accomplishments un til Colonel Floyd tlvuna arrived with a party of live newspaper editors Taking off from the Lansing air, port around 1 p m, Colonel Kvuna flew a Beechcraft airplane to this Lake Superior gateway to the 1or cupine Mountain State Park in les than two and half HUUKS Yes, only 150 minutes I Colonel Evans passengers ate luneheon at the state capitol city anu Conner at Ontongon And they did it easily with time to kill Such modern air transportation promises to bind the Upper and Lower Peninsulas to gether as nothing else could possibly do There is every reusou to believe that Jkiiuuguns iouwst business, now doing a total volume of well oer oneiialf Diluon dollars a year, can be augmented materially by the uir plane and good airports, said Col onei Evans, director of the stato de partment of aeronautics Tourists are able to come great er distances oy air Land anu watei are not barriers The airplane still in its swuddl ing clothes Back in 1U2 when the legislature created the department of aeronautics, Michigan had only 27 airports Today, it has 2oj lit ensed airports and lb seaplane baaes, all meeting strict requirement for pubUt safety We learnea from Colonel Evans Uiat Michigan leads all siatco in plot training schools and in mimber of studentp Today the state lias JAh schools They are furnishing flight instruction to more than 10,1100 s nU TranCanada air line a Candiuu co has been spending thousands oi j rtel 1 s I develop tids at Grand Marais, and Houghton Planes crothe border at Sault Ste Mario aau fly cross the Upper Peninsula rather than risk flights over the wilderness north or Lake Superior North Michigan is airjniiideay in a big way New airports are ben pushed at Escanada, Ironwood Iron QUAKtRLFMENOS M7tN3 HOiJ Pinckney deducted her lighted SOL bail iield hero Friday night By steady drivmg and not tar4jVVi a un ittondance oi approximately 5ii, iluwell, Dexter aia Mutord sent large, delegations In tut iiict game between tvvo Doi teams wne rmckney warn man vu by uoo Darrow deieuted the iluwell iiOAUug alleys i6 to li The Hfukiiey lineup was JiTn Meyer, c lion Atuburgey, p Wesley Palmer, lb Bob Darrow, 2b Joe Burns, 3b Bob Amburgey, ss Dick young, Joe Jeffreys Kay Hurtibuse and Jerry iitiimmoiis, outfield In the Howell Eagerfa and Webber Grocery jume alter a scorelt i innings Howell got to Joe Pustay, Deter pitcher lor 7 runs in the 4th inning Wes Lloyd hit a home run for Howell with the bases full This ended all scoring for Howell Dexter lone run tame in the 7th on a hit by Packard, a wilfk and an error Barney Schulties tor Howell held Dexter uto 6 scattered hit In the Dual iame iuia trailing throughout the game Wuckuuy scojO 4 runs in Lac tli to defeat Aliitcil J u to 5 I The Pine line y team blew up in th 4th and 5 errors and I hits gave Alilford 4 runs Leify Thompson pitched 3 innings for Milford and let Ijnckney down with one hit dheijL er relieved him and Pinckney got li 1 tins the 4th when Leavsidge waiU, ed, Meyer singled and Header scored both with a drive to right Miltord confident i,t winning sent J Ried in to pitch the 7th and 11 ride several substitutions Tint proved fatal B Singer v,uked tShehan beat out 1 bum Palmer hit to rd ami Singi 1 was forced Lavey droe y shai It was fumbled and Shehan scoreo and to did Palmer when the throw to the plate went wild Ledwidge walk ed hut was out at the plate when Meyer hit to the piteher liaims hit a olow one to ishoil on which the shortstop made u rainbow throw to fiit Meyer scoring the winning run bit f Friday trght Pinckney ljfyWcb irocery of Dexter here, roiPcoi by Ann Arbor playmv, Thru will be a 730 game betwen Steiiihoff Hardware of Howe 1 and Hamburg Jack iiannett hroadeast the game and made the announermenwS over i he loud neaker Jack Wison and Stan Dinkel umpired hi the the gate prize drawings has been spending thousands oi I George Mamel, Howell won the j0iltl,, ai aa, 1av gals, of pris donated by Chas Clurk ,, sUJ 0 gals LOllR DEMOCRACY fcyM1 AMONG OUR FIHST sETttftswRB MBM ASDWOI VHO WERE WILLING TO BRAVB A NEW WILDER b ORDER TO IVB OPENLY ACCORDING TO TK iT or THEIR N5LIEF 1 , Notes on the Game DEXTER 1 I Packard, rf, j Leneberg, 3 b Webber, L latkly, c MueMer, ss Cashing, lb Kite u, 2b LaHQsa, cf Joe Pastay, p Jnr Putfiy, rf J Curtis, If G Curtis, If AD R h Current Cunauent I J 4 I 0 0 0 V 0 u ii 1 1 4 lis laL la HOWELL u u eicrauj deem likely to i iiicr polituuliy in 1948 thea tiie HUi Michigan dtst wrek both iiepublican and fiinoviaL candidacy for congrcua t, iiit the aeancy caused by the ciaatfc Cong, iirniey were won by war viuii 1 lie Kejubiicuii j wa won by Charles otterJej IjALuwri pol i tically ,7jlhe Hemoirat was Harold Beaton a war veteran but nominatJta RSIiKE iiiM, SPAMJSt CA7HOfAl ausling, 3b rnol, rf aniels, c jKooh, f fScofield, lb P Bennett, 2b i Lloyd, cf Herman, s Schultis, p AB K 4 4 1 Un I 1 1 1 U 1 H l i Jgiiaco, also Utr known a he was formerly pre i utt of Mackinac 1 lh county epublican veteran had strong linoitiu in speaker of the house Knox ami state senator Girbach but won handily PftOTESTANT OLP SOUTH METM3 HOltSfC, F MASS, aarTi OM THE afARLIE NATION HAS 3U WORSHIP lU THB TOWARD THC FA1 SVNA606US AT PAY5 6 OUR DRMOCRACV, our FTED Rtf PSOPLB PREJSDOM C LIT OP AWARDING TOLERAr IN VJ Celebration W P Hrayton, Howell, the 0 gaisj donated by Hockeys sxvice, Chas Mnan, tiie l in trade by Roy Clark Clcn Sluyuwi, the 1 in iraue by iveaaedy Grocery, Loriia Shirley Years sub to Pinckney DpaUh The gate prizes for ihis week J he Howell Hoard of Commerce i, maiing elaborate plans for its third eeicbraiiou of YJDuy on Thurs ugut 14, an event lor which the organization ha ujpiopriatd mure than T,mio An advertiement pub ii hd in ths ivsue JnsU tlie day iiugiant, ail event being live to tm pubije i w Lite pact two Vtais the neiifh boiitii cil lias had an after noun tasking any siii 1 eijvjjt m town or miles around t na Ii button, general chairman, pioinicscs taut next weeks exhibition wth b fully as colorful, varied and liniiestiijfe At J UCIOKK a tiny tot e in the downtown district wui parade at J floats, oo3uc PINCKNEY Slnhiin, J 11 Palmer, ss Lav, lb, cf Ledwidge, If Meyer, c, lb i Singer, if Haines, rf F, Mnge, jb Swarthout, cf J Header, c H dinger, p MILFORD M Ktfid, c M Keid, b li Krid, rf iJakei, Jb J Woodruff, 2b Colgrove, cf P Reid, s, Madisoi, 11 Thompson, p tilielihr, p AB R 1 3 4 H 4 0 J a 4 4 n 0 0 i 0 i u 1 1 I 3 I I 1 I 3 3 1 11 1 i u BATTING AVERAGE Pinckney itfL fhill feain Matter eem to be from bad to wor,c in the Huly Land The Dritijsa ,eccnil executed three Jewish extra nist and in jetaljuUon the Jewish underground as he jyvolutionary movement is called, executed 2 cap luiid III itu Ii army sergnnts We can no re 1 on in either it c g tn tin Pi1 l I A Li case for in 1 he 1 lie pentlty All ex political prisoners and nl was no crime in their 1 they were fighting for ipliy Some day Great 1 work uji a Jewish policy time she shows UK lllill tin nt 1 hat direction 1 lr Uut aim W Will L , illul ujtimale jn llOS elOUii ginie iiuvl in Arizona, New 1 u 1 placed in the south dotfs not rain tor moa have always been leg, for the rain makers ,, ijr lake However, il i ill J UC J ceeJ to keep their aimthei schema to in UCi P m am iciatd Swarthout Phil Gentile Joe Lavey Kuath ledwidge Weulcy KJtftrr Francis She ban Kde Mi Jack HaiiHs j Paul dinger Herb Palmer Fred Singer Hob Siiigtr Jack Reason istanley Jiinkel BASE AH R ii , in j 7 , 4s is 44 J 11 23 C JO 4 3 13 17 4, IJ m DJ 3 5 47 14 12 Mi la 14 Ti 2 7 fi C 2 J 11 0 6 2 1 BALL fTEWS Pet I Hi1 I 0 i 3 OK i 312 2 I 24 i 4 ,1 t tiyri ti i l,tl t I U a 11, 1 an ined there This is to bomb vitn juiiet oi dry ice from 11 I in is uppoed to hav l dii prved successful 1 ltninaking experiment in Ui some 30 years 1111 i bi C W Poat K iiakisi lood million, attvmut swis made ta Apiodmg Mist quanti uiicii After tremendous H Ajernnent was triad iui iailt d 200 i IlilUII being marked for guidance of This country, north of the Strait is looking more and more to the air plane for freedom from isolation Next week I will tell you about pack ing n overnight to Mirror lake in the Porcupine Mountain Stte ParV The missus and I are enjoying a vac ation in the north country, and we love it IATIPNAL GUARD INCREASES STRENGTH TO 3M0 1 a o Jfjdy 15, Brig General Conservation Notes i0 ten weeks old pheasants arv boinjr released from the state game farm at Mi,son this week There aixj no longer an state rejr ulations ov uherc or how tc put up duck blinds The phousant populatiori is dowuj desfiite much artificial planting of buds This condition nationwide orps Th popuUticn hit its jKak in 14i Y oi While Uxrut are not common here j acts on Uie court house lawn The evening entertainment will be at the Page athletic field, open I iniT at 4 3o ith a concert by the Hart land Arci land Reverend K J Karney will conduct a rrsilf hour inemorial service for the Vr dead at 7 oclock, follow tug which there jwiU be an exhibition drill by the Detroit Edison Legion Drum and J Detroits best softball R PVamda tfarpTiy, Novena Frida 20 H p m Praparatiofi tm ftaly ioa each fiatmrdar ft to f nrnday T00 U710L Pinckne defeat4d soutji Lyim Summer Mass Schedule of Masses J there handily Sunday 12 to 2 Thn 7 a m, 945, 11 45 Week Days record w won, 2 lost Ticv 800 a m Friday and Satrday 7o Play rhel ea the leadnv ,ait i and 8 a a double hedcr here uudy If they Sunday, Augit 10, no, Sunday1 win they can Uke firt place after Pentecost, 5th week of 57ih I Siut V11 unl t bother Iuu1 Novenna Childrens summer hool I my 1Uh They uot 1i iuU uJllt N0 a m to 14 p, , Firtliolv I Sv,u,n aH41 s,,ptoe hld South Lyon Communion Friday, Aug Jiii, Con to fil ,,,wi Smp,,r 1,d lJ Pckixj hitUrs with a trijile aid 2 inrUs In the other aine, Cheis be Salfe 12 K T md Mcsnaidf of Anii Arltor MMT heti to d In the Western Division Hank irveii pHched a hit nme to do feat Stockbridge 3 to 1, wumr ii, own game wiiL home run Fowler ille took first plc by txal mj Mas on 14 to t and Bob Sax ton, pitchin for the moricjin Legion nut out WeUberville 7 to t II H I I iy Uei 1 I L J ao I 1 1 Oil OV nU cnIll 1 k i Up la, One of wji til base nd certain eriods of more niy Fri, for the jntn ion of living, req by Klla Clair Sat High Ma,ss for Mrs Jennie Lavey 40 Hours Ieotion opens Auj 13 continuing1 ovr Aujr 14 and 15 The appeal thi week i for the 4oly Fathers to assist all people of all i colors, race and cieed and devast ed ajrea of war tricken Europe and the far east e Gordon d the loc 1 c leading ic county fhec they 11 a 1 J , ue reason inj iiey civiuitcU t ix ile to buy clieujji HI indiai iieii mv, tioubk jurplus plan It Hi year the creamerie K link than 1 in be lianole,i c probleiu tji ,se in to with then We read in ijoit iiapeiv tlu joro n Eakitty to is suiti Win Arnoici and John for uii the mail t defraud Ther hv ojxaxuxed i du inay milk known is the Mlk iroducts Co to Jtini Juioii Companys surplus ,11 Howiri the only pad enough 10 ft by niid tver a m nths per IOC owe the company V n v ever p,io thr co vi ,M0 All 123,000 f teams, to be repooaXpiledasS a e been M uht in SZT, 0 jake near here this year x Prists are i , 1 T of mi fox 1 a I u Htli anjAortiv after Uutant general, reported feCtAVe 1If Iv47 The awarded strength of the Mkh1 , pelt must he presented to i Wlil ire Aatioaa Guard has now reAchod ul jw tcwiuship clerk not more than 1U Trayer8 req for recent departed Jnrk BaptLsm u conferred Sun on the L A B Beers and theHs Flward, son of Mr and Mr Manuf Co will play at Sjn JJohnsou of Gregorj Sporusors oclock A display of aerial fireworks we Ifery and Robert Johnson total of ,980 officers and men This rorks an increase of moi than 500 aaen in the precious U day period and continue the Aon1 expanaioa of the reorganiaed Mich National Guard The 126th infantry feegimeat froaa western Michigan oontinwes to faaid the regunfental lead Wilk S6 offieett and men The 11 FW Artiflery Battalion from Lan sing Gnn4 Ledge and Charlotte, stopped into the lead among the artiHery battalions with a total sir of 228 The 107th Engineers the Upper Fenirjwu continue front of the separate battaliet las after taken, Plie conservation dept has pur j based 4GS ruore acres of land near ,ausville be both free room and square dancing Ball ioorn dancing will be at the National Guard arriory and the square dancesi ii fka Knxepr Oiirki loU 1 OFFICIAL Cheksea Jinrkne Mesnards South Lyon Manchester Saline STANDINGS Won Lost s 1 A 0 1 t s Pel S J44 0011 OU ANNUAL MEETING The Kip and Little Portfce Lake J isu Inc will hold their annual eeting Sat evening Aug, 16th at wall oe on the Kroner parki Marriace far nlisC Kyearokte a pupving i to the National Cttard Newport Mr Otto Hall and 1r, iUingf of the conservation itept elu jrill attend Mr Halft ha chunre ojJohltn JH ArchitecUire Uool, 2a, F the Engineeruur svnd ral Operaton Division of theKSallup 28, Howell John W Alfred AUard 1astor Orgsuiist and choir IXmctor tfaa Menoa Campoell S Mr HeflNaa Vodder Wotahip and Communion Service , AOdIO We cordially invite all who do not have a church home to worship Cohocuih Jwth us iMable Ward, 4o, Cohoctah Laur Mr Ltaaa Heed f HoweU Kinp, M, Brighton Eva Mae W th yilpit Sunday Brighton Wallace CroJ Fowlerville, Martha Jean I alter Uobert ShielcVs 4 xMrvatiou Dept ara Mr Billingshoue, i, Chicaj UL, lrissilla Er 5 Uie Iwd of the Kesfources Section of tle Geological Suney Division Both of these gtucfemar are in char I win, 2, iHowell Fred Schmid, Wl, Howell, Edna Norroan, 47, Buffalo K Y George Ihinfaar, S2, Detroit, e of the lake stabilisation and wat nraret Byieowski, XP, Brighton er control otf the liglUand rhain,i TVrtoffe Lafc aodHuron UmAU j Knd Ur c p, ff roperty owners who are interestoa AC , ia ftoad oetttrol ad also fire proteot15 ZTiLJTS Bav and Mrs J M IftcLucas and Kenneth Bush and family of aroiJy mi etorbton are spending the rnd fiapids spent a week with his aath of Aaut at thair cottage Jnetber, Mrs Goat Hameman jt tlwjrAouta Cve Fottage lftbe Mr Aria Caajk wf A A L ttmiMr iiirirHiiwitM Mrs Esa Btoek atf St tourrg x Tw4te The W Auxiliary of the V F IZ,HH in cash COCNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION The election of the county f man board of education was held in low4 Monday evening, inc follow ing were elected to Kre Lyle Glover from Handy y, Ecra Beachy fom Putnam r ycar Kenneth Hym rrom Lriiiun 4 yr Percy AUraand from Hartland arc 4 yars Mxti Elisa Moore from Handy yrs Mrs Moore was elected chairman for the evening and conducted the election The five members will mec dnd elect s president and vicepres, from their number Gladys Mcill urn, the County School Commissioner wil be secretary of the boird This board will take office or Aug 1 157, On that date the off ice of Gounty School Commissioner will oaase to be The board wP apj point 11 present commissioner to he come toe County Snportateodeat of Schools Ai tfrs ncrit talk ny tne legislate ,hout aboihii htirse lbCtna aiid Intiinj at the tate fair ground in I vtroit i more or less eye wash fhe state take during the recent IOIVI race essum there aver , ti,tnM a day besides the iinnual yeirl rental of 52aU,OO0 In hse da when the state is con dl m ncd of mon money tut ana, projects wished on them 6y ow a hi xnd counties tliere Is Uttte chance of the legislature ioli flow f mtMey into ICLC UHU ff d they tr iu iuoan to inccaiO it Theve has a trrent change in the fi ispect in the last 5 years with Piires and townsliins ai noio and more of their powers to he tate and county First inned their roads and ver to the county and ftate and v inclined to follow viih tle school Apparent m iHMfectly willing to turn ocal authority to these urdtsin er to he rid of financial fs Mr and Mrs Uoeel Farlin KJaW t Uazaar a success, to high school jtuoents of fie Maricas in cinanpany with hiaer Mrs Melaon Mksngafi who a rite the best essajj nts Mr nd Mrs Herbert Parian of the sashtoot 4 Husnen Bights firosae Toint left for mortar mnt 1 Tlie Lwdios Aid of te C harch, wishes to eaqpiest jMr nanks and appeoiation to Sjp Voong Womens AsocOsarj 4MA v a oaeipw ep Pjeey iewVereMeneK or helped in any way to Jbejr to H er Mrs were calierp srt the f W, The Auxiliary kas oanducVd ths owatoat tor the paat it ywsrs tf wish to oaapato ot in teuct joca months motor trip to California and wa weft 1 mm EmMn mm owiffd viaitod The Kings Diawhtuii wHR mmmgk 2 p m Twtoy,4a6 name of 4 fti WriMM M 3mmZmtmmm Piacknay Dispach WednW u 6, 1M7 Don Hoyt found it cheaper , to store em than feed em neighboring s AVON THEATER The Stogkbridge Amemai egioa j will iUite a Lubor Day celt alioo I Wm u iiiinaeu, iil, was urowued at Island Luke near lirighto i teat Wed while playing water Lul with hi 7 year old brother 4ta Fri 4k Sat Aug 88 nidfcti AM electric meter ftaH thii walkIn froxen food lecker M Mr Heyli farm in St Clair County It htlps him it hit hum operation to the upt and downs of trit markl foi u turkeys, chkkent and othtr poultry , A lot of Don Hoyts poultry used to live for months eating the money right out of his pocket, if the market wasnt favorable when ttay wre ready, hed have to keep on feeding them till it improved One day the Edison Farm Service Advisor gave him the facts on farm freezers Between them, they worked out the cost of keeping dressed poultry in electricpowered frozen food storage as against the cost of feeding live birds and he quickly installed a He has two today Now he dresses and freezes his poultry when they reach the size and sells them the year round when the price is right His records show, he says, that it costs a lot ess to store em than to keep on feeding emf Mr Hoyt and thousands of other Michigan farmers are using electricity for more and more jobs all the time It saves time and money, cuts work, and helps increase the yield of fields and livestock They find that electricity provides what farm production needs dependable electric service that a farmer can count on and lowprice service that he can use profitably listen to the Summer Electric Hourfeaturing Woody Herman and Peggy Lee, Sundays, 330 pm, Wit THI DITROIT EDISON CO i hospital Jackson, last week Wayne Wagoner of Chubha Cor icrsi spent last weet Escanaba Phyllis HarrUon daughter And Mrs Howard Harrison of How Ml tell laht week at the Kings Dau ghtei camp at Missaukee and hurt her syine Mr and Mrs Orville Smith left last week to visit their ,son and dau ghter in law, Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of East Humption, New York Marvin Salmon, recently appoint circuit juage in Ingham county by Gov Sigler is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Salmon of Deerfield town ship Paul Flintoft of Howell has bou ght a grocery store at Rochester and will moved there Hoy Ellsworth have returned from a 5 weeks trip through the west and Yellowstone National Park D Owen Tuft, 72, for many years a leading Uolstein cattle dealer in county died at Howell last week Mrs Alice Schoenhals, Mrs Alida Karuis, Alice Lee Ware and Boss Lanib spent the week end in Akron Ohio Livingston County Press The Dexter school has purchased another school bus The HuronClinton Parbway has now acquired all the Henry Ford holdings on the Huron Kiver Messes Harold Kilpatrick and Neil Ernest have purchased the Zeigler Meat Market at Dexter Hamburg, school distrct voters voted down the proposition to buy a school bus last week Tues 85 to 26 Sport Cuo KING OF WILD HORSES A story of e hone and boy with u t AU a x PRESTON FOSTER, GAIL WaUuu, 4J, iormer Stock pj uubmeiibmttn is in ihe Jack PATRICKCemed Out Wt Ca on Jttii Au, stubbing Woodrow Colo F Brawl , blowing a quarrel Tricks A bugimiw uii company ia drill mg i test well oa the Adolph Grume lot iarm uear Plainfield Mrs Arthur Hopkins of Ypsibuvti won iduo last week on a New York rauio quiz program Charles Schneibtlt,, 88, a Dexter bukfcjyxj,b yjHuikdied in Mervy Sun ft lues Aug 1012 a HOLIDAY IN MEXICO In Technicolor This is one of the big Musical chama of year with WALTER P1DGEON UaNA MASSJU NewT SYLVAN THEATER CHSL1SA lUCR a 4 fishing at OMINGJ Cockeyed Mten t FAITHFUL IN MY rSiUON Uor of Mr Gallent Bess First Nationa bank iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiimumiiiunuiiitiiiiiiiK V Undo Feaertu Supervision Metier Federal Deposit in ureaec Corporation Ail De posits Insured op ee re Notes of 47 Yean Ago I HOW TO GET AHEAD FINAN ClALLY Set aside a definite percentage of earnings Salt it away reg ularly in your bank account, in U S Savings Bonds, and life insurance Spend wisely, borrow sensibly and get good advice on your money matters Well welcome the opportunity to help you I A can Water melons, each j Orange Jtsice 4e ox Grapefruit Juice Blended Juice Fruit Jare scrape Fruit 4arrote I Thomas Head i,s building an addition to his elevetor Hazel and Morley Vaughn are visiting in Dansville George Reason and wife went on the excursion to Niagara Falls Sat Fred Wyman of Dexter has secured the contract to the abutments for the new bridge between Big and Llttie Poilafcre Lajt Denns Hayes of iMucut will speak at St Marys pknic hero Aug it 16 Brighton and Oceola 2 undefeat ed teams will play ball 11 Mrs Lewis Colby will erect u brick cottage to replace the oat which burned The Dunlavy horse driven by Matt Brady won the Fowlervili races Fri WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS Fri ft Sat, Aug 8 THE TWO MRS CARROLLS Drama Starring HUMPHREY BOGARX BARBARA STANWYCK, ALEXIS SMITH NIGEL BRUCE, PAT OMOORB COMEDY New Sun MonrTueTAug 101 UU MY FAVORITE J BRUNETTE A Comedy Starring BOB HOPE, DOROTHY LAMOUH PETER LORRE, LON CHANEY Cartoon SUnV JJowT 3Vo Weu ft Thurs, Aug 1314 I SANTA FE UPRlSuN,aM ALLEN LANE, BOBBY BLAKE PLUS THATS MY GAL A Music1 Comedy In Trucolor 1j With LYNN ROBERTS, DON BARRYi P1NCKY LEE, JUDY CLARK COMING Buck Privatas Come Home, Angel and the Badman, Sintini in th Sitrras, 4,Perile of Pauttne HOWELL Theater i HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed ft Thurt Aug 6678 GREGORY PECK, JANE WYMANN THE YEARLING In Technicolor J WtttB f Comedy Newt Bat Aug 9 Mar bat 2 i MONTE AVAILABLE FOR LOANS SOUND P M Cont OUT CALIFORNIA WAY In Trucolor Starring HALE, ADRIAN BOOTH PLUS A CALENDAR GIRL Witb JANE FRAZiE, WILLIAM MARSHALL, GAIL PATRICK Carteoa A REAL ESTATE MORTOAGE OR PERSONAL AT ROASON ABLE RATES vSun MOD, Aug 1011 Mat Sat 2 P M Cont EDWARD G ROBINSON AND LON McCALLISTER ir THE RED HOUSECOMEDY NEWS z Tues Wed ft Tour, Aug 111314 HIT PARADE OF 1MFV tATHLETES FOOD GERM HOW TOvULJL IT IN OHE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 36c back Ask any druggist for this STRONG FUNGICIDE, TEOL I Blade with 90 percent alcihol, it IPenetraes, Reaches and kils More WlUk EDDIE ALBERT, MOORE, JOAN Comedy CONSTANCE EDWARDS i4ir Married at tlie Congl paronagtgOTQg faster Today at BaU 2C NeS Can LARGE BUNCH VclVeeta Bronnd h1 1 1 Crawtt Ml Gneeee e7 albs I Sliced 4i le Aug 1 Miss Olive Orr and Clyoc I Horton of Cleveland by Kev Rice I Married at the Charles SnuU ivooic Lakoland Aug 1, their dauglu ver, OUie, to John Strain of Cleve land, Kev Rice officiating The Anderson Farmers Club held their picnic at VanWinkles grove Saturday Dr and Mr H F Sgler have gone to Chicago where will take x po graduaW courst ney wilt ao visit P G Teeple and wife ot Marquette Thresa Melvin will teach the Cord eley school next year Norman, Mollie and Sam Wilson and Arthur BuUis are camping at Portage Lake OJK Mann left San Francisco for China last week with his regiment, Franc Carr and Robert Culhane visited Howell and Chilson by bicycle ht week Frank Wright and wife have mov ed to Webster he will work for Will Steptoe The North Lake Grange pknk is Aug 7 at the lake Speaker is Gong m C Smith of Adrian E TtaNEVS CORY DRUG STORE, Uiackno, KEVIN LEDWIDGE m f liLECTRICAN Electrical Wiring and Contract Estimates Given 40 East PutnamanckneyPhona fi IN STOCK SOIL PIPE A FITTWOS BATH TUBS 4 a SHALLOW WELL PUMPS 250 GJ, to 600 LAVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS SEPTIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS PIPE FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS FITTINGS JET PUMPS Stanley Dtokel BE1TER HEALTH THROUGH BETTER PUMBIHG ViSfT OUR MEW SHOW ROOM AMD SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF 4 to 5 Ft Bath Tuba Wash Basins AU Typea Cabinet Flat Swka DottWe MC jralatg eseqr ef a mov toan irujT Bead navneeaoe fie eya Big Pnikeiw k lV Aem can Weky, iaeat geespatne wt next St day ATd W i The DeUMt SokLtf Tsmo U fa nifHgt bhiaA4kJt tar the real HSi ewegdiaini hr tkataeea Laundry Twos ttOaUee SL W Jueei Shower Statti Concrete and Steel Septl Tankl lectrk Water Heaters OU Water Heaters rieminjr Pumps JynoWc Sehaffer Water SoCtereU in Medkitte Cabtaets Water Pipe and Fitting Orange Burg Pipe Uoenaed iCter PlutW Mieh, 71 Lakeside Dr a M G moncB weai wmmm yi rDfimet liJ fmttiOlm A Unnt nteanlTV MBLlI wiyMd 117 BIG FREE CELEBRATION Howell 14 JhUwiU be the biggest lbtHm ,h Livingston County has ever,eon You and your fv wiU get thrill out of the many tree f t plunn,d for the day you will ciuoy the two v u , ,ft hall mmc the mammoth aerial fireworks, Ce dancing parades the free acts, the big league oftball time, Bll free and eomethiug to interest every number of the feaily AFTERNOON PROGRAM 200Children, Parade fl 230Mile Long Pade 0Ram orn j 40OBand Concert Lanaing V FW Bund 30Kee Acts Courthouse Lawn EVENING PROGRAM at PAGE FIELD i 630Free Band Concert 7 00Memorial Service 730Exhibition Detroit Edison Legion Drum and Bugle Corps 800VFree Big Lgue Softball Game IBriggs Vs E B iJrewry 30Free Mammoth Aerial Fire, works MTo be viewed from Page FieW 1030 Awarding of Prizes Page Field 1100Free Street Square Dance Kroger Parking Lot ll0QFree Ball Room Dance Howell Armory it r Dont Miss It Stupendous Colossal gigantic HOWELLS MADRI GRAS A recent news stuiy credited Dr Austin T Smith of Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, with saymg that nose irritations and many other ailments similar to sinus infections are caused by heating units which absorb too much moisture from the atmosphere In other tvu do, humidity should be added to make up for the moisture that heated air absorbs Airs capacity for holding moisture depends upon its temperature When air is Healed tho capacity increase j tremendously, being over twenty times greater at seventy degrees than at zero Thus warm air is cxcvilingjy thirsty, and in satisfy, i t thirst it has to have multure Med or the air you breathe 1 umes parched i and Snakes ymi ui omfortabie There should be some method of evaporating enough water to obtain adequate relative humidity The best method is to introduce vapor into the heated air by means of flash evaporation One furnace, company does this in an exclusive way by haying the water from your circulating system drop upon a builtin series of cascaded pans Any surplus water that collects in the top pan drips over into the second, and so on down the line, thereby instantly turning itMntrj vapor Being a rt of thefur nace, the pans aie heated, wjiich accounts for the rapid evaporation and insures the automatic con1 tinuous feeding of the air with the gallons of waterjtneeds during, cold weatherPsV h If your present heating plant is robbing you of healthful humidV fied air, it might indeed pay you to look into the humidifying method 1 that is trademarked as the Holland1 Cascade Vaporaire by its manufapt1 077 m V THE NIYMns rpe 1, c r i i NEWS Uncle Stani Says Health Nwa w printed Sfc by your Soclor ot MxUvlne a a iiilth nervice of the Muhi i StaleMtUkilSoacU Poisonous Plants The ise woodsman is well ac quanted with the plants and shrubs which grow in Michigan and he is very careful to give a wido berth to three Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac 4 From personal or observed ex perience he has learned these innocent looking vines and shrubs can cause a great deal of grief x when the unsuspecting ,p person brushes past their leaves Minute amounts of oil in these, leaves cling to the skin and cause swelling and itchy blisters to form on parts of the body which have been1 touched by the poisonous leaves Here Is a sale sign, friend, which offers you a , sure, profitable future Wherever muuicM vy VIIC uujauuuua leaves 1 Pultase ii , Some neonl seem to IIP immnnV you se itat ur bank, postofflce plants while others are so sus ceptible that they become extremely ill when exposed to them As a general rule, poisoning is more likely to occur when the skin is covered with perspiration or when one has just come from swimming, i Your best protection against such poisoning is to learn to recognize these poisonous plants and to steer clear of them Poison ivy and poisonoak both have characteristic groups of three notched shiny leaves and arc found as a low shrub, a rambling vjjaaon the ground, or a climbing vine,on, trees and fences N tsWp Poison sumac is a shrub and may grow 20 feet high It can be distinguished from the harmless sumac by its loose, drooping clusters of white berries, is ttaptj m Wash with plenty of hot waterl and soap if you know you have been exposed to thee poisonous ih its If the skin does become and swollen and itch s violent i one to nine days after expo1 , consult yourdoctor of mediJ ly f I TL roponaibility to lxk nut for 1 children in the strict is YOUKS, Mr Driver Your tticrtIKS V,I I rn uml your brake re yours i r y i 0 If fS A FACY V A Good Horn Can Kill a Child l your horn chM to tcik ave livi And unleM ound witrniritf U Ihc uMy, your brake my not racion im tim to prevent trailedy KXfJ your hern i good workia ordor jgjm wur ft o toaf W0kTqiriti 1 B The lower bcadlitfltl tAfrls A Brake to reduce spdd Uuirply while briasine the car to extrcnuf ritthi cdjfe of the lMtved wrtuev, Soft BallGames Payroll Savings Plan Of If you are a professional man or woman or selfemployed ask your bank about the BondaMonth Plan by which yoa can buy Savings Bonds automatical ly out of money in your checking account Your Uncle Sam sees you in tuis Minute Man symbol, because i every time you buy another Savings 1 Bond you are standing suard over the security of yourself and family Uncle Sam Says L l, p0 5 , , One of n y nephews, Assistant rotary of tie United States Treasury ldward II Foley, made a few re marks the other riiy which are worta Ue attention v tcion of all my other nieces a id iijWicws In talk irrg about bui Sjinjs Bonds through Ihc ,,it wvv plan, ha taid Vri are dinp themselves a favor dim thry increase their tki li,uf siwinsii The man uho has TVM in a resrrve hn a sense oi seiui wih the man w 9 lives from hznd to nuuli can nev r k v lie fiets m rc out of life, t a J ii tak it cliy a, it ,ncs, rVlvr t n siid it ivorrinir about toii urrow The sar aning p j ies no only 0 Anisic aiis so I ilyVs roll but to thr in llions t ntcn u d v men who rarii their r h n as cot tors, lasers an 1 u v p ndent business men who can r rnge for regular purchasesof viogs Bonds at their banks Vetorans Metnorial Lighted Athletic Fieltl PJnekney, Miehigati FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 30 P M Hardware, flovdTS AUG Wehher4 PM V yiM i rf ,pjv rff t,it J , 5A V Pincjkney DispacK MamNnaMMMaiBvaMMa Wc tfoetSiU Au Uncle Sam Says MV THE ROAD TO SECURITY THE STORY Of THE SAVINGS With JohnQ Citizen and Unci Sam TO PINCKNEY TELEPHC USTOMERSt d legal Notice of Application to the Michigan Public Service CommUcjn by th Michigan Boll Telephone Company For Aiihryriy to Make Effective Certain Schedule Q T es, Rentals and Charae In accordant given thii1 n Public Stivin wit, i 1 i Co 1 1 A II ill V v i f 113, N lw al 1 h tl, M, il Linsuit in iUi 1 H , 1 I 1,v lid Mr 11 J I f u 1 of 1939 notke is, Ijucby Cnrptiny ij the Mtu,au ust, IU47, lor auiitoutv to make effective crtain schedules of rates, rental and cfcanjes far the furnithing of telephone tervice and facilities in the exchanges of the Michigan Bell Telephone Company in the State of Michigan, as Mt tortti below The application also wilt request the Commission to sat a data for the hearing of the nutter , NOTLC For rale purp es, ehir,ov TiMikncy 1 iiu i u IUU EXCHANGE RATES Excluding Federal Tax PkOPC SID SCHEDULES OF MONTHLY EXCHANGI RATES grouped aicRrin to the total number of telephones that can be reached at ratei shown, without payment of a toll charge MOW Bow would you like to play the 4d in The Road to Security ou dont have to be a movie star win this role In tact you can be bif hero right in your own home I qualifications are simple but jhty Buy V S Savings Bonds refttlarly The contract is all in fenr favor Every 3 invested in ends will pay you 4 in 10 years Cant you see your name in lights Tours and Uncle Sams What a team The Road to Security is a ore fire hit from the moment you Jew the cast Best of all, the cheers and applause for your performance eome from the audience which omits mostyour family U S Treasury Dctaritmni Farmers Have Less to Worry Them This Time Wasbluyton, D CFarm prices stand ft 206 per cent of the 100fJljl4 average higher tbuo the prices of 1118 arid Will drop fcujain but not as sharply as in 1881 because the government is required by law to inalotain support pricps nf at least 90 per cent of parity for two iui calendar year following tlio yeir In Which the war ends The Department of J agriculture has announced The announcement indicates the fanar will not be a victim of a drop in fcrices similar to that which fnllowod the ItSt war U 1921 when prices hit tiie low et 116 per cent of the May, IDJo, level Which wa 135 per cent of ike 1MJ 191 level Thus the farmer will have snort money than after the last war i War Finance tommiltee officials said that In addition to the maintenance of the price level in two crs a nonfarm families already have, and me accumulating, weekly savings through the Payroll Savings Ilan of the War Finance Division of the Treasury ThK they Claim is prctof the nonfarm it will be much better able to sup i i If than after the last war durii,, ie ,,,r ami lull of reconversion, liuyerg of farm products will lave the money to buy it was said, fititi fintTM sinuM avail themselves r n i acquire War Bonds during the Victory IdMa to as to hare the money with Which to modernize and h ndie the nonfarm market demands that will be backed with cash to pay sustained prices during the two years after tightiug I 2 3 4 S 6 7 S BUSINESS SEKVICI RESIDENCE siavtci 5USINSSS a RISIDINCa TELEPHONES llo 01 le 1,601 0 3,001 to 6,001 1 12,001 to 25,001 to 00 1,600 3,000 6,000 12,000 25,COO 0,000 50,001 to 100,000 On porty l rate 400 450 500 550 600 650 750 850 Q paly ma0 5 Ken rale lfcl lirt Auxiliary line Two porly flat rate 325 350 400 450 500 550 600 550 250tf Oucartist, pay button 13 15 17 18 20 20 20 20 Mural lot rota 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 Eaton tion 125 125 135 25 25 25 25 25J One awry Sal rate 2 25 25C 275 100 325 350 375 400 Two party flat rate 200 225 250 275 275 300 325 Four party flat rote 175 175 200 200 225 225 250 250 Sutal flat rote 175 175 200 200 224 225 250 250 Intention 75 75 75 75 J 75 75 75 pServlce Station Switch ing Service 75 75 75 75 100 125 125 125 Al All Ixchangei MlVATI MUNCH IXCHANOI flUNK UNIft With Flat Ret iarvlca The rata it 1 time the rata fa individual basinet a residence Unas Plat raja, beaks would not be famished la transient hatal for me as fuest llnei ia as chancjes having over 0,000 tak phones in thaw Sat fata calling With Metsaet toft Service The rotas ore the same as for ana arty message rata seqrice Unas except that owes trunk Haas far transient hotels would ha fur ntshod without charge DoMy suaranlo on local menage ciily 4c each Rcgardleti oi , jjee rem fans rate area tMetiago allawance 75, additional massages 4c each ttMb message oilowonce, all messages 100 with mooturcd tao ic , j For each telephone However, the minimumchorae per tine Is the charge far 6 PRESN ONUiLY EXCHANGE RATES FOR PINCKNEY One party tot rote Two party flat rate 1 Four party flat rate BUSINESS 1 t Ogar i on too i Foy i itQ lior i i Rural flat rat Distance from bc,e rate area Oat 1 thr mile mi xicv lion RESIDENCE SERVICE OService latlor, vilcKing tervice One purty rale Two party Cat rate Four party flat rate Rural flat rale Distance from bote rat area 200 C7 150 SI50 60 50 150 125 Within three miles Beyond thro miles 150 150 Extension 50 OService station twitching tervice 50 MOPOIID 1ATII All rOI IXTINOIO AMA IIBVICI At the same time, the Company will request authority to introduce Extended Area Service in Pinckney to replace the present local area service Under the extended area service arrangement, Pinckney customers could call customers in the adjoining Fowl ervillo, Brighton and Howell ex changes at the rates shown for group 4, without payment of toll charges which now amount to a minimum of 10c a call A customer in the proposed Pinckney fiat rate catling area, would be able to call 4,473 telephones as com pared with 1,106 telephones in the present flat rate calling area PRIVATE 1RANCH EXCHANGI TRUNK LINES Buiineit Commercial, each per monthOne party butinett rate plut 30 Hottlt, each per monthOne party butinett rate plut 50c tetidence, each per monthOne party retidenct rote plut 20 Doily guarantee on local mettaget onl For each tHcphonc 7kfi Company further wilt requett authority tomake certain changet in other rates, at shown below MISCELLANEOUS RATES Excluding federal Tax MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Range o Increases Piopatid Pat fttonlh The Payroll Savins Ilan hfold 18,sW,0Q0,0Q0 la War Bonds to wujie earnCf that great bulk of nonfarmers who tWlH it need be enjoy the fruits of their Aatia8 ki the recoineriou period and hare the cash with which to support SJkemaesree, stecxetsJT of Agriculture Clinton P lAAdtersoo adds that proserity of the MSana depends primarily ou purchasing power in the city Haveyew stop peel to think that 7 44 a swauatc Mail, 1947 model, when M ftfaveat ia Coked States Savings Essnlsf The first shots in defense pmt aeemity were fired on April , JW, en Concord bridge in Mssa ff Today you stand guard rcr ysstf security not with ballets with yaw Savings Bonds which llhe years to eome will make your Jet fortress it should be against ll alisiress Equally important ic the faet that your growing of Savings Bonds is avaUanle of personal or family as a new home or edocaIcr yostf nhidren Every dollar I In Savings Bonds is the raited States Govern are safe, sore, for every 3 invested V S Treasury Vcfartmmt Auxiliary Signals Beds, horn, chime, lamp indicators, burtons, buzzers, gongs and associated control equipments, whore r quired, ach S 05 50 Beothi Standard TypeOther than for SemiPublic Poytrofions, each 50 150 Code Call Code Sending Units, each 75 200 Signals including control equipment where required, each 05 15 Additional talking paths 50 Combination Main Station Scrvico Mileage Arrline distance between normal end serving central office First V mile or fraction 2,00 Joint User Service SemiPublic, each 75 Kay Telephone Systems o Wiring plnns chcrget now based on number oi key equipped stotionc iltaryes lo bo basod on 1A Ky telephone features, matter ond controlled ttctions, oeh 05 135 1AKey Telephone equipment features, each 05 25 2AKt Telephone equipmentmaster station cabinets, each 100 15M arid 23AKey Telephone swikning apparatus, each 200 300 loud Speaker Equipment lor Use on Toll Connections Switching Key, each 75 150 fSachineainoino Cenrrol Office Equipment, eochr 50 Movable Premises Service Instruments, each 25 Order Receiving and Secretarial Service Equipment Turrets, each 50 500 Additional operator sets I 00 Lin equipmentseparately mountedeach unit of 10 5 00 Special central office relay equipment, each I 00 100 Type key cabinet equipment, each 10 50 Common equipment including power plant 400 Multiple appearance fharne discontinuedresults in increases or decreases depending ua customers equipment 101 Type Key equipment, eoch 50 400 Secretarial Service Auxiliary Facilities Control Key, each 05 Private line Instruments, eodh 17 22 EteelversSpecial evnd Additional, each 10 20 Subscriber Sett for Specialised Use Outdoors, eoah 50 SwUdtiag KeyCutoC and Transfer 05 PftWATE MANCM EXCHANGE EQUIPMENT Swstdatienral positions, each Commercial Schedule Manual tyttemtcordNonMultiple SI 00 S 500 cordMultiple 700 Oial systemsIcord NonMultiple 200 1000 cordMultiple 700 cordless NonMultiple 150 200 Motel Schedule Manual systemscordlessNonMultiple 100 400 cord NonMultiple 1000 2100 cordMultiple 700 Saiectors, Connectors, SelectorConnecJors, Use Switches, Terminals, each 15 rar equipments, each aeponaUno wpoa time 500 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE STATIONS Monthly totes Commercial resent Proposed 1 st 10 Stations, each 135 Next 40 Stations, each 110 v, Next 50 Stations, each All Olne Stations, each , Monthly fares Present Proposed 13 i I10 15 60 7 Individual butinett or residence KM Each Vi mile or fraction airline Two party business or residence line I 63 75 rty business or residence line Each V4 mile or fractionairline 31 SO SERVICE CONNECTION MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES Hotels Apartments st 10 Stations, eoch 115 Next 40 Stations, each Next 50 Stations, each All Other Stations, each 100 with measured tervice 2 124 Service Connection Charges 1 Instruments Not in Place Main Station I PSX Trunk Extension t PSX Station easiness tetidence Present Chorg 250 150 MILEAGE CHARGES Private, Extension Station, PSX Station, Auxiliary Signal and Push Sutton and Suzzer Lines, Individual and PSX Station Lines Terminating in Both an Instrument and Key Cabinet, Key Cabinet Station Lines, Key Cabinet Coil Circuit, Code Coll and Paging System Lines, Central Office or Tie Lioet Terminating in Soth a PSX Order Table or Turret and Key Cabinets Terminals in different buildings tome block or different blockscircuit in pestageway Each Vs mile or tractioncircuit mileage Each 1 0 mile or fractionairline mileage Minimum Charge I HO i Instruments in Place All facilities tetained Susinett 1 25 tetidence I 00 tetidence 2 50 Business tetidence Charges 125 100 Proposed Charge 350 17S 12S 7 I7S 15 35 120 Different blocksno passageway First V mile r tractionairline mileage At present the first Vs mile of circuit mileage it furnished without charge to extension and PBX station lines 140 340 Moves inside or Stations Sutinett t tetidence 100 I3S tetidence 4 SO 75 Other Equipment Wiring Cost Cost MOTES II Service connection charge not applicable to tervice stations, public telephones aod loll stations 2 When certain services ore performed at same Hate, as oat lined in tariff 3 Change charge not applicable when a change is mad aecee tary by a chan in oast of services or type of system Move charge not upplitabie when made at time of installation of a residence extension 41 Al time of establishing service by Instrumenlalltiet la place Jnterexobonge Private liae Extended Facilities Tosepssoao Service Usiag Each V mile or frectioncircuit mileage Minimum 140 440 Interexahanae Private line THspbone NonExtended or Extended Facilities Service Using Local channelsEach V mil or fraction between the principal central office ond the customers premises Minimum Charge Interexchange cgpnael chargeeach mile or fraction between rate Hftts Service fwaiskad by Withdraws Withdrawn 140 440 425 Foreign Exc Moans of Extended Fadsstlas 100 1500 sstftUHKJUI RATES Exteioii bells now htratshed At 30c per Increase by 5c the initial 3minute period charge for station and person calls between points 10 to 112 miles apart Reduce present initial period allowance of 5 minutes to 3 minutes, for etatiort calls of 15c 20c and 25c BASE BALL between the customert location and the common exchange boundary line Individual business or residence line First Vt mile or fractionairline 140 Minimum chargeresidence 200 Two party business or residence line First Vt mile or fractionairline Minimum chargeresidence Four party business or residence ue First , mRe or fraction airline Rural business or residence line V tnikti 4JUUI Vt mite oriractii airline First V mile or fractionairline Eoch additional V mike or fraction 75 150 50 2 440 400 200 200 00 100 50 INSTAUATION CHAAGES Present odoeasstandard sixes, each none Cede Sending UaittMaawal, each nan CordsLoaa and sMractsLe I 50210 Jack and Plug Equipment Nonflush and tushoutlet box in place, 3 and 4 conductor equipment, each 400 Key Telephone Systems tegular Station Sell Cutoff, eacht 150 Movable Premises Service Permanent telephone instrumeatt, aad wiashtrproof jacks, each 440 Flexible weatherproof cordsarsl 15 feel 150 Flexible weatherproof cordseach oddl foot 10 Plugweatherproof jack type 200 Order Receiving Fquipranot Murnber 2 order turret Proposed 540 , j 1040 1401340 540 240 4 9 500 J 240 a 240 15 250 10040 SUsYCMSaON Of SEstVeCE Preterittetidence servicearst three months or less, the tote Is to the Service Connection Charge far Instrumentalities ia Place but not to exceed 50 of she monthly service ckarae Business serviceto the period of suspension the rate is 50 of the monthly tervice charge Proposedtetidence servicearst three months or loss15000 mini mum period of suspension Business servicefor the period of suspension the rate Is d minimum of 50 of the exchange service charges far AftOfMsi amuM be fwniseied a Oc per rstottth INTRASTATE TOLL RATES Cxduding Federai Taxi Increase overtime rates on calls to Ys of initial period rate, per minute, of Vs as at present , r rease night and Sunday rates from present 60 of day rates to 80 of day rats initial period rates 5c on person calls up to 36 miles, and raise rates CO perso Us over 36 miles uniformly to 40 above station rates, MICHIGAN fJSll TELEPHONE COMPANY nm 130 p 111L Chelsea vs Pinckney A as LrT SMESmJ The Peoples Store vGroceries, Drygood Canned oods, Shoes Gents Furiiishin Lingerie Wednesday Aug 6 1947 HNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednetday 115 Main St JMncknjv, 3Ichian Untered second class tafttter at Postoffice at llinckney, Michigan undc the act March 3 187 Subscription rati 150 a Year fAXJt W GUBLBn WJsUltrW LOCAL NEWS Alls1 George Thompson and Mr K A Kiliott attended board meet, ing of the Jackson Assn at Britten last Tuesday t0Ujm fflisj Aij Alfred Staebler had twin vl Monday in Ann Arbor They live on Doyle farm Pincrm ALU Vv C Sijiier entertained hor i MJIIS and runilie, Mrs Mary Teeple and Mr laze Parker at dinner Sunday in honor of her husbands Leu Lavey and family calfed at the Vincent Shields home in Ann ii OOi ciiiUUY Kennedys Gen Store i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee I Phoa 64M4 PERSONALS Dr Kay M Duffy and La Verne Clark attended the Doj Show in Jackson Sunday The Blue Chow won jnd prize and his Red Chow Clare Mifer and family attended St Josephs church festival at How eil Saturday niyht u The Louis Clinton family of St , Cuherine, Out are camping in the Lavey cottage at Portage Lake 1 Martin Greiner and wiJe of Brigh ton railed at the C J Sunday Clinton home SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES JF9 EACH COWS 11 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDI HON HOGS 3 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE VJCMfE GOLUBCT TO PARI,ING COMPANY HOWEXL 460 TM Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK Joe Griffith and family and Virg vjn a Shirley pent Sunday at Belle Isle Murray Kennedy and family VIMI , tlie ascades at Jackson Sun night I Mr and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaircum iiei Kennedy ieit this week on a 2 week auto trip to Yellowstone National lark I i ad or Alive IORSES 9 COWS 11 HOGS 2 per cwt 4PENOfVG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuiai Animals Collected Promptly m CsjWfWhsslt Gpble Men H JL PABKHB, Aeot Phone 88, PincWy TW FASTEST Dead SKkflemce in Micfar tral Dead StockCo The faaniue of Gregory war vet eiuiia, 40, in number picuiecd at Hi Land Lake Friday Dick Aiio and wife of Hcvef called on Mr and Mrs Ld lieiiideai Friday niiht Carl Biiiwell and family of Britfh ton spent Sunday with Ben White and wife Guests ol Mr aud Mrs Ben While last Tuesday were Mrs Joie Forner, Mrs Pendergast, Mrs Jim Forner and family and Mrs, Nellie Newman of Ann Arbor Mrs Newman remain ed for a few days Hoy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota spent Sum at the Detroit zoo Mrs Lucy Reason spent the week end in Jackson with her sistei, Mrs Mable Suydam Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son, John were in HoweJJ Friday Mr and Mqp Wm Covert of Ann Arbor were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbitt, t Air John Martin spent lc week with her children in Ypaiianti Ona Campbell is painting his house, Week end guests of Mrs John Martin were her children from Ypsil anti Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell ol Ypsilanti were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell W ill Meyer goes to Traverse fCity Thur3 after a load of cherries Mrs Willa Lamb and daughter, Jeri, of Ann Arbor spent the week tend at the W H Meyer home Thomas Ware IB home from Fair, hope, Ala, for awhile Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were Robert Graingei I and daughter of Holt Clarence Star ish and family and Mas Ella Stapil of Chelsea, Eva Melvin and Mrs tRose Howard Mrs Louis Coyle ia attending i summer school in Mich State Others enrolled tltere are Mrs W H Meyer, Alger Lee, and Mrs Joyt Austin B4MMI The Mark Nash familjy attended the Smith reunion Sunday at Potter Par Lansing Jerry Gearhart of Howell spent the week end at the Mark Nash Mrs John Carpenter and son have returned to their home at Rush Lake from Long Island Kenneth Hudson and family, Mr and Mrs Bud Fisher and Mr and Mrs Omar Gass of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee homo Mrs Olin Robinson of Rush Lake will entertain the past matrons of Tyrian chapter O K S at her home today Olin Robinson jr entertained 12 schoifmatds from Detroit at 3ush Lake Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mis Harry Lee were Clifford Hardy and wife, daughter, Margaret and Glenn Taylor of Tipton Hilly Hendee of Lansing Is visiting his grandmother, Mr, Iioe4en4o Winston Baughn Sunday with her f i Don Main Used Car Lot 836 East Grand River, Howell, Phone 374 Open Evenings Buy, Sell and Trade 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Dodge Coupe 194 Hudson Four Door 1941 Olds Four Door 1944 Ford Two Door Ig39 Ford Tudor 1937 ChvroIer Two Door 1936 Buick Coupe 1923 Chevorlet Ccupe Tractors, Trucks 1339 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer i940 Chevrolet Tractor Attention Milk Stock Haulers New 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery, I 12 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel base 2 speed axle, 8 12 x20 n res Don Main Sales Here and There Howard Thayer spent iast week in Cleveland, Mr Thayer and Patty came home with him Charfes Darrow bought Roger Carrs Chevrolet lat week Mrs PJva Enqujat ia wfrking at the state sanitarium near Howell Bill Enquist is staying at the L Mc Kinley home , and family spentThVM engine 5 Mater, Mrs Frank Thursday by a grass f,r d who have pur lney lavern The fne engine was called out ire hack of the Clark and husband who have p, ,,, chased a home near Milford , hAel Mey,er wa in Midland one Mr and Mr Don Swarthout and day eekchildren attended tho Barnum and Baiiey circus in Detroit last, Tues j Mr and Mrs harry Lee attended the wedding of Carolyn Menner and I Don Pierce at St Matthews ehuhch, Detroit last week Maryjo Kettler of Jackson spent last week at the jHarry Lee home itobert Plasko has his new house oil east M36 nearing completion tFrank Zeigler is buiding an elect ric thop on east M86 I Mns Anna Tasch of Ann Arbor t spent Sunday with Bob Tasch and family The Meabon family reunion was Rebecca Lee spent last week at J l th 0 Meabon hoie aith MMP NEWS JciIth NOWB U presented by your Df or of Kedictne IH a lieaih acrriet of the Mrjiijanstaw Medical So ckqr Watdi That Sun t the tf or home in Jackson The Jhn McDonnell family lreturned from Pettysville to Newark N Jey Mr and Mrs Don Riopelle of r rot spent Sunday at the Harold Tiaidy home Mrs Edna Speans spent Sunday At, cliicmrn Emm 4eie I sit y Joe Marsj Jam Cuppers Daring4 ErtWng Suit 4tfHeaaajs well prohafcly lock L n am tmms twaty years fro mam, la irfcat ire call oar MMo4exaM ia fcatWa ltlMa Oaly thimg that woa toakUketfcajr ilnaji fa tLe pktam ia that mA fa A tfy From mbwe I t, tokraoce that lnytfc lataaai fa ffae m con aad air andlnat Wwifl ktep that whrtleawna bear a part af the Aari 1dents of that section honoring Miss Mollie Wilson of Staten Island N Y Hilly and Pat Shehan of Ann rbor spent the week end at the Wm 1 hehan home Mi r 1 and Mrs Gordon Hester, Dr and a the Anderson picnic at Riverview k j and WCWyle and wife, Dexter, Mr prk, Lansing, given by former re 1 Mrs Hollis Wylie and family Mrs Jessie Wylie and Leon Wylie and fandiy attended the Wylie reunion j at Portage Lake Sunday Mr and Mrs R A Housner and Mrs Wesley Housner and son of Brighton spent Thurs with Mr and Jdrs A L Nesbitt Miss Marjory Bootz of Detroit spent the week end at the Frank Aberdeen hoooe Ray iHurtibuse cut his hand badly while swimming at Portage Lake Sunday Frank Fletcher Ypsil enter tnined the members of the Ypsilanti Majnic lodge and their wives to the number of 85 at his cottage at Port Sunday with about 100 in attend, ance Jeorge Meabon jr wife and 4on Robert, called at the Wm, Marshall j home in Stockbridge Sunday night Kd Howell and family of Fjirt sptmt Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee R J Carr and ife, Wayne Carr and family and Leo Bettes and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Eliza Wilft in son of Byron Robert Bird and family of Wayne took the boat from Muskegon to Widcosin and wTill go from there to Yellowstone National Park P K Sweeney and family of Det roit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Stackable Jack ,Ham4 who has been ill at the Lee Tiplady home has gone to a bm i age Lake Sunday Judge Breakey the Washtenaw circuit court made an address and motion picture tak en Dinner wrs served outdoors j pent Sun at the Cascades, Jackion Some local Masons were present Mrs ayne Wagoner gave a show tars driven by Chat Darrow and cr at her home at Chubbs Corners Nprman Zeigler collided Saturday j sat for Mrs Helen Bland Cirk niht 0 Toma road, juat south of Alice Lee Ware of Howell spent jriday at her home here j Ray Reason and wife left Friday I i, visit relatives in Detroit and Cleveland after which they will 2 j turn to Thoenix, Arizona j Mr and Mr J R Wvlie cf How J convalesent home at Stockbndge et spent Suatay wth Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout h reth Vylie spent Monday at the James Snirey Mits Kenneth Wylie and chillren home in Jackson Mrs J R Wylie and children and Barley Miller andI w Mrs W H Ettler spent Sat at New anti called at the WH,Clark home port Beach Tuily evening Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel weref Mrs George Meabon sr atid in Dexter laat Wednesday grandson, Donnie, are vieitmjr ner Mn Dinkel and VAna Moa The annual vacation is a thing of the ast for many people in Au r NeverthelesSj the danger of severe sunburn is still present and must e considered each time you plan i day at the beach or a tannine ess ion in the garden or back la eical authorities warn thatsev re f mhnri is dangerous and that too rrich sm may result in chills, fever, headaches and even deliriim T ic best prevention for sunburn is jcruii exposure to the suns rays The n 1st period in the sun should be no lor ger than 15 minutes, unless it is ifter 4 pm when the rays cf Ihe sun are less direct and do noti burn rs fast as during morning and early afternoon hours Each day the e nosure period can be increas ed unil a good protective coat of tan has been built up j 0ii e oil and cocoa hotter are god to put on your skin before going into the son, especially while ym arc building1 the protective coat of tan Some people get their worst burns on misty and cloudy days Ticy orget the sons rays burn on mi y day just as on a bright, Lioud JSS day I Bio ds v more easily thaa fxunc s and c ren of any com plxioi are more likely to get sua bune 1 than adolts because their tkin i more tender 4 , If n do get sunburned, calamine otkm is soothing and not 3 xin clothes Olive oil cocor butter also provide lief In treating sunburn, ber i as just the sasat m burns and should always be by a octor of awdkine fct J fa vere r rf it prodacas fcVsV m 00 daughter, Mrs Warren Snapp and family at Marion Mich OOperccent of the qualified voter Two girfc who drove out in 12 school districts have signed I roit for the Tuesday ev , petitions to consolidate with Chelj went swimming in the nude at Ted Adseh and wife of Detrotsea school They are Collins Plains,fAlAke, near White Lodge town Both machines sustained ron siderable damage Dr and Mrs HcHs Sigler of Howell jir and Mrs AlfredVKbey and lider, Sehenk, Syivan Center, Irwin, indDon Sigler cajcd on Mrs i jf George Foster of Flint wnrefMerkel, Stapish, Hattie Deeicer Soaday j Sunday dinner guest of the Hoff Dick Darrow peat fast week In Mr Glenn Smith and granddau sste v Hamburg with his arotharft, Xariis hter and Mrs Hactie RaeMains of j Mrs John i rTed Adseh and wife of Detrot 1 sea school They are Collins riains, Aoae, near wane lioage were spent a couple of day last week j Mclntee, Pumpkin college,, Lyndon, I n an hnforunate srtuation with Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Center, Howe, Savago, Rbeimcbr wmoone took their elothesW A M 41 J J c 1 O fjMM IMUTIM aaAsnriSffiAlr in MmiMlm SWMSH SV themselves in towels faeve fa eyaoil station here aad that ous person gas to return then far r Dearborr spent laat Wod with Mrs j about the face aad head fast n Decker whaa Sjae ear fa wluah aV fata Marvin Mi sfl assdiOalaea 4m M M1 WL JSaa4N mi LfFvM Ct , 3JT V 7 H t A V V A Pinckney Ditpach WWrday Aua 6, 1947 MMB BUY NOW FOR cr ih DuoTherm F HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STALJ, CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKi ILSCTR1C PUMPS G E 9 A 16 CU, FTDEEPFREEZE 4,6 A SCAN MILK lassrtted Want Arl WANTEDSome one to put Jo uciViS of Wheat on shares Gerald Reason KLKNACK CLKANLNJMith vatuiu system Prompt attention g MI io ill calls Waggner Litch Phone So 6, Pincknev ks I Hi h ation Sovn room house, nude, Harden, fruit good 250 Putnam St COOLERS VK 1 V PRICES ARE RIGHT i JL iiLiacrewi Doors iHowiett is Hdwe Phone 19F Gregory unN i iiuckelberry Swamp John SpearCedar Lkjid Pinckney run fcALiAlaska ice iiox 25 ios ice capacity Dale Miller, 4815 Pingree Road Phone 78F1H FOR SALG E electric iron, like new 500 jHenUryx Bird Cae and standard lihi wood coat 2U0 stil for 7 Toll K Main Pinckncy, Mich FOR SALK Rooms ami Hath in Pinikney iwge lot and nice shade JOMK b K to ihe Old iHomu town Ijvptrts in fine condition Fred J j Tipi Kealun Phone 175 Howell VATJi Cleaning woman 00 per hour One or two day a weel Will provide transportation Mrs Thomas Bomer 2508 Rush Lk Pinckney Michigan FORSALEl Laundry type, coal burning heater and tank 321 UnadiHa Street PROFESSIONAL CORNER LEE LAVEY J UK SAIJ, autfios ttuu ontiics new and used W C AtLee58F13 i oU SALE ChevroJ Wrecked 1932 model, with crane, all equip iiuiu James Shirey Sr lliSALErrElcoric r9ii4 burn er in ood condition No man Reason FOR S A LE Living room suite Pod Room Suite, Dining room Suite Chains, Rocking Chairs, WaahifriLrJ machine, Many other articiles Ralph Caudili Frqst house Custom Combining xMNC Aay M Dmitf, M D Pinckney, Mich Daily 1100 A M to 3 00 P M, Except WednesdayMon, Tu,Fri, Sat, 7I008JOO pw DR Cr aMcCLUSKET DENTIST 112 KJttoaigaa Offiea 93ft VmnWink VanWiakle Do W VeaWhtfUo Charles K vmmtrmm Attoraeys at Law First State ead Saviag Beak Hawaii, laiaeigaa RWaaiia14 MARION BEAUTY SHOP CEMETERY MEMORIAL J L ARNET A SON Aaa Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Michigaa Local Representative Moaemeats Markers JAMES DAVIS A M MD Consultations by appointment lG0 Baker Rd Tel 511U , Dexter AHfcJNTION FARMERS We are paying the highest prices in this section for wheat Wednesday August Oth we were bidding 22 v ieut and 4 for white wheat Listen to our daily quotation over WIIJM Jackson at 600 p m and over WPAG Ann Arbor at 1145 A M Call us before you sell 3341, Chelsea Milling, Chelsea call Grroi Licrmore FOR SALEHome made Threshing iMichin lliO Heardsley Rd Pete Madar 311 or contact John FOUNDThree tined Fork on , j Pinckney Dexter road Owner may have by identifying and paying for this ad O H Paulson PERCY ELUS AUCTION fiA Phooa 8FI1 Piacknj, MleUgaa HEABSNEEl la3 107 H Graft BH Hawaii, Raal tata, Ii City, Lala aad Ft A Saaaialitf Lwt Your Proaartr Whh Ma OEN PInckaar ETSJBL INSURANCE Paoava 191 Miehlgi AUCTION EE R KM SALES A SPPriAi FARM SALES A SPECIALITY PHONE PWEVTM1 MART2N J LA VAN MilHUlV W W BHtafam Mabiam Rapairiig Phone 136F6 mm m Stata LIoaAta 8717 Lakaalda Dm Roth Laka PH,SWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMF Madam Eqoipeaaat Anbolaaoe Sarrloa PboaS9 Ffaekaay MIehlao h Stock Minerals 325 cwt FOR fcALlTorgc Washing Machine in good running condition 35 Mrs, CVrlns Porter 501 Patterson Lnk lioad FOR SAL1Pine Lumberl x i 12 lengths, 13 WANTEDTwo unfurnished rooms hero in iinckney , Drop a card to Ted Salyer oo of I Corbet Salyer, Pinckney x F H liinchey Town hall Kd Sons 7845 Dexter Silver Lake ,i Farmer FOli SALF3ili V Wready Garden Tractor with cultivator and disc Nearly new Myron Huges, Rush Lake Phone 136 F jj W uNTEDAshes and rubbish to haul amay Will aso pick up old newspaper and mayazines Harry Pvik tFOL SATllZlAuto Sailer35 Robert Vedder Pinckney Mich uTo U SALE 7 14 t boat, Wolver ine Vimaker,in,iwatronly3 men thgj llkf now, Neptune Six Motor, usd Very little Seeand make offer Kay K Reason 78fi0 Pingree Rd, 4 niils West of Pinckney Ll POU SALE OlakfiooriB nnd idI ing, kiln dried, alab stove or fireplace Lumber Products Dextor Mich WANTEDTo rent a good farm Perferably dUir type Cash or share basis Will furnish equipment or buy all or haf of yours Roy Scott tinckney, Mich, RFD 2 nn ma wood 1 thi Murray ro phone 4581 Note M 25 Years Ago St Marys tinnual picnic is Wed Au i A rhuken dinner will be served at Jacksons throve from 1130 to 130 The following is the program Toast muster, DOTNAan Winkle fiong, Dan Noeker Adcires, Charles Rrown, Flint, state senator Address 11 B Childs, Detroit Ad dress, Frank Devi no, Ann Arbor, STATE O MICHIGAN Probata Court for th County t Livingston At a aajiion of said Court, held at tlie Probate Office in ,the City of Howell in said County, on th 28th day of July A D, 1047 Present, ,Hon Willis i Lvoni Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Cleve C Poole, Deceased, it appearing to the Court that the time for presnttfiion irf claim against said estate should ho limit eL and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before saw Court4 It is Orderedjhat all of the ored itors of said deceased are requineo to present their claims to said court SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLKNLL HOTEL ROOM 70 0 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR Midi FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST UO WEST QRAND RIVER AVB HOWELU MICHIGAN JPOft APPWNTMBNTS PONE 358 Reldnco 611 STANLEY BERR1MAN Attorney tt Law 207 Eart Grand River, HowiF PHONE 104 FOR SALBSiabwooa Buy Nowi ThurHon Lumber Ca Pho H44 rlcwelL Mich Housewives SAV E TOUR WASTEFATS Sonn, Sidney Paine, Detroit Musjcat said Probate crffice on or befora by Oak Qrovc, Uand, Pall pame, Fow 1 the Oth day of October A D, 1947, lenille vs Pinckney Dance at opera at en oclock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby appoinled for the examination and od justment of all claims and tkiinanua against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by pub lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weektf previous to said day of hearing ,11 the Pinckncy house at nittht Dinner 50 and 85 Pinckncy people have purchased 70 dinner tickets for children Lam brertscn and Fresh Air Camp for St Marys pisnie dinner The lark family reunion wis held at Pine Lake, Lansing July 30 Fred Pernert, St Louis is pres and LizziV Steptoe, DctO, Se trca Mate Bmttor Seedbtcs and TJII Coe fc Fencet with m SEAMAN TILLER fevr next year i Mi leorgo DiBpatch, a newspaper printed and anrf Mrs John Overcome Soap Shortage Pdtrson anrf Mrs John Croupe The Rush Lake pirnic drew a hicrowd Sat The addresi given by Rev Schleiscter, Howell, Ms Wun nejean Flintoft of Jackson pave sev eral readings The nuilt Mns won by Miss Theo Flintoft North Hamburg won the ball gamf fvvnt Chilion 10 ,to 4 Dt and Mrs TL F Siller iave re turned rom a trip celebratiiig their tErotden wedding They wereBccom panied by Lorenzo Murphy and ton Siprter They visited friends at AHepran, Kulamzoo, Albion and Jack I son, Twenty five year agothey celo brated by a trip to New York Cit circulated in said Coutity Wills L Lyons, Judge of A true copy Minnie Porter, Deputy Register Probate of STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the Cicy of Howell on the 12th day of July A O, 1147 Present, iHon WtlttsIz Lyons, Judge of Probate Iteout ft atftth of Hit SEAMAN 7111 r placed In frmt of h machine imad of at lh tldotj 0 all of ht new, lm , cved modtfc , you can till th tall ighi up doe It fences, , and moke isetier teedbed at the tamo time You tH rualiy Increaie your crop ocreoge by put dng hitherto Idle lead into production The SEAMAN k the original farm 1I1 rotary filler serviceproved over a period Of 0,r than ten yo s It is up plied h m lull range of pawer takeoff and motorized ftodelt, from 36indi to 2inch tniaae aUths 1 let ut rff yea More ebouf ffie SiAMAN TILLER and Ut pratficat appjcaront fo vour fatnend crpp mnditions Com Io nrJ talk it rtr GEORGE KLAPATCH B77 LAKEVIEW Ann Arbor Mich Phone 0OU e and Urcoklyn Born to Thomas Frost and wife fLUX mL SOAP rtWW UFEBUOY lte world wide shortage of all Anlxnal FU 4 Vegetable Oils, La year Soap Maker, only on of what In lut nu coring, tc Without the help of the Amarica Houaewives there yw, On out of every nine cakes of soap aa4e lastm Amaiioan kitchens So dont bin your grocer if he haa leather goods, floor would have been nttle soap last yer was made from waste fats saved no aoap bet save every ounce of fat you can and sell it to year WeNwd them Leave Them a thU Store ing filed in said court his petition pSJryuig for licence to sell the inter gtfif said estate in certainreal est jtfeerein described July 24 a daughter itth ordered that the 4th day of I Leo Lnvey ha conr to a Chicagolgj D, 1947 at ten o clock Ihosnitel for treatments iniha forenoon, at said Probate Offief, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition, and that ai1 persons interested in said estate apsr pear before said Court, at said time tfn the Matter of the Estate of KthKlUERATlON AP Ramond J tick M I t pi Aajru QFHVIPP IrMnn W Hendee, Guardian, hav j FORMBRA WITH NTOSME YWARD tli HAROLD RADY 3980 RUSH LAKE RP, PINCMNSV Phoae tiFU Pinckney j, Waron Reason, C W Barry j RoV Bird went to PutInBa jboat Monday Xhe home of Wm Kennedy caught fire Sat put out but the blaze was 1 foutxtto r aerrtat MEATJ AI Clarks , STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Com for fha County i OF UVIWGSTON itB aesfiion of said Courtheld at tfw Probate Office in the City of Howell n laid County on the 12th day of July A D, 1947 Present, Hon WiUis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Eatate of I Mary Pick M I Lynn W iHendee, Guardian, hav ing fitad in said court his petition graying for licence to sell the inter est of said estate ir cvta real est ate therein described It is ordered that the 4Ji day f iAugus A D TUT rt ten o clock in the ion noon, at said Probata Of fice, be and fe hereby appointed for hearing said petition, gad tfct ai persons interested in said 4Me ip f pear before Sf Court, at said time i and place, to w cuio why a iic enae to sell the internet on Mid Into fiuld not be granted j It fa Farther Ordera That ank Mdea tfteraof be gtvw ty fgbliea tea a aaoy of ttfj tr4w far thr oocaara vaakt praHuw to aaW day of hcttJtog la fJaa PtaHcnay Wa patek a newspaper priated ad atrj j ulatad la aaid Comaty I Probate Willk L Lyaaaiu4gi af and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest on said est atr should not be granted It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for once each month for 4 months prior to the month set for sa44 hearing in the Pinckney McPberson State Bank THE MICHIGAN COMMUMJtIX PROPERTY ACT rk k ,,,0 Tit anA The Community Property Law en PSi I rnuntf and looted to place Michigan taxpayers wir T iIntjSST YJ Pobate the same levetr taxpayers in the Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate P ommunit Minnie H Porter Deputy Register of Probate Safe Prhfaf No 4 or ht turn, filing to In pronai the meat do is A Drive in extreme right lane B Check your atirror for conditions in the rear C Blow your horn lightly l Signal with your atop ifcht 4 When approaching a ralroad P croawng, yog ahavld A Iuereaao saood t 1 Driva slowly C SlowI dowg DCasat tog Cfrut property laws are in effoct From July 1, 1947 and aftert infrom personal services earned by husband and wife ts considered community property In computing income tax thereon the husband and wife will each pay on onehalf of the income It has been suggested that husband and wife deposit all money receWed from persona services an all divk ends and interest accruing from community property in a Community Property bank account, in order to firmly establish their rights to the tax savings which may accure to them from this new law MePoeriM Stale Basi Kewy to leea at latere aaid oa Ha Ctrtifdatos ef 4 4 sma aiaato i Hrv y 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 August 06, 1947 Description An account of the resource August 06, 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 1947-08-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch