341 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f43ce4514506cb6d8caa802fa74a5549.pdf b3b75ec0d254e0edf48adaccf45c52c5 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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PWPPJWW Pinckney Disptoth 1 Vol 7 V MitUgsi Mirror , T Court New j w j ine May term of coure starts J Spending money u run for May 8 The docket is lightmany some people but a hcadach for me cases being old ones, the legislature which has had to I There are 3 cnminai cases appropiate money which tney Wallace Crofoot, driving away do not have until new taxes are a GOT, Charles battle, negligent in fleet homicide and Richard Bolton They have cut out the 27,167 breaking and entering, appropriation for the Michigan Temperance Bell and Wilhelm iMaval riessrve This consists ot ma lumer are seeking citizen 1UU men who the legislature hip soys do nothing and also araw LJury cases are, issue of fact THfe PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 13 1953 CHURCH Hffli r , wm Athletics Catholic tw Marys Catholic CL Ffacfawy Michigan e,Ft Albert J Sdumtu n iunduy Mewses SeK SM 800 lUCu Wfcier 800 4 1000 tfovenna Devpttooss riday even ji r at 730 tontessiang riday altsj Wo vwjiu ic SCHOOL NEWS i By beaUng Hartland 10 to 2 KINDERGARTEN NEWS rriauy Pinckney practically cin LaiT Bauyhn is bachhe say aiOl The Tideiands Oil mu L , ,,, rloi way in congre a S ched the league championship,01 stomach huits and your eyes hghiover it both or d One win i u their 3 remainina hu,t and thins KJ round nd i,Urni scorai , v nq heaec iMews classic , Detroit ie Great classes it as giveaway and others 5U for uniforms thy do not useUnto Tereas vs Mich Oon Gas, J10 , 730 to 0C The attempt to cut 4,494,000 j Lorcrine Frank vs Dan Shosey, from the capital outlay bill fof Willard Baugh vs Arthur Musch, ne buildings and remodelling Detroit Auto Ins Co vs Arthur failed A minority said we should Churchesccasujmpsit,Chester Lew balance the budget first, Th appropriation for 159,100 ier an ice rink in the stadium at is vs Trio Machine Co, Amco Corp vs Orla Williams Wm Deutsch and Sons vs Frank Houghton College of Mines wasiShaner, Robert Anspaugh vs passed The college said it was Arthur and Henrietta Done integral part of their recreation Nonjury cases George Hock program jvs Thureson Lumber, Ind Nat Jackson prison got an approp Bank vs Douglas Kinney, Freda nation of 487,000, Marguette Lloyd Berrier Auto j Sunday Mils 800 Mar Cougj tgatiom gev, Keith Ruegseger, Kisio Sunday School 930 a m Smith vs 529, 547,University of Michigan j Owners Insurance Co vs Harry 660,000 for the hospital andi j Churches, Estate of Elizabeth 1,320000 tor libraries and roads Lantz ,, Michigan State 1,370,000 forj There are 14 suits lnvolingj libraries and roads, Ferris Irish title clearances The Michigan tute 58,000, Mt Pleasant 500, Consolidated Gas Co has 14 000 Kalamcddo 26,882 MichLj suits involving right of ways gan State Normal 125,000 and Divorce cases are Fred vs IsaWestern State 100,000 bel Suttesfceld, Betty vs James Wayne County claims most Stone, Elizabeth vs Adolph of the tax money is raised thereMarx, Ann vs Vincent Galerna, and spent elsewhere, They de Stella vs Bozo Chesvich,Wilbur sired th childrens hospital there vs Ruth Mathewson, Roberta vs but Ann Arbor got it Is is to cost Louis Rarabaugh, Maybell vs to nnn non Martin Jones Marjory vs Irvin iMWUUUU I Lindsay, Glenn Vs Carol Brock ,way, Paul4 vs Charlotte Lenhart, re Beatrice vs John Scot, Marion OOitfflBVMtGtf NOTES vs Q BelL Edward vs Eunice qc 14 sinkeouts, Jim Wilson pched the 7th and fanned all hrGc Hartland batters, rinckney go 13 hits, Dave Haines lad with ia triple and 2 A singles, In otiier qams Dexter beat ww , lAcmchc o 6 io J and South Ly Morning Worship 1045 ai on was iak J Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pmPiickney Pilgrim Fellowship 7 UU pm Darrow, ss Monday Night,Bible Stud U0Meabon Wed Choir Practise Junior 4U0 hraaley, ci Senior 7JU Matteson, c Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet Haines, ib ing 80U p m t Howell, 2b We preach Christ and everyone K Matteson, ki z j HolLngaVitorti, Rady f I jeftreys, p i Wilson, p is very, very welcome t AB 4 3 4 2 4 4 4 2 lUlJUUJliili Cavery Mennonite Ci Kev, Ezra Beachy, P S S Supt Wal LAmsinq Wort alp Suday Schod Childreos Hint Vouny PeopMa leetinv JottwvA felJnirship Setvjr vVednsdc7 U00 o m i 1 2 2 2 1 1 0 0 2 C 3 1 0 0 H u 2 2 1 3 2 1 0 2 0 face ,Vlass fian W vvo ti KiK h , ilk We Joiifi fmi mnru tn 1 in ih ccune out sch lib 30 Close to one million trees and, CorLCaroline vs Charles Szajow shrubs have been planted in ski Frederickc vs Delmar TaySc1ugan game and seate re or Bessie vs Harry McRae,Zona y vs Robert Iiomback, Rubert vs UNADILLA PRESBYTELA Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Worship 10u a Sunday School llJo Evening Service BUl MOTHERDAUGHTER JlGh fTlfyou probably havi Tbi oaeasles cmes with South Lyon, Dexter Ronnk Counlwav IWW tihu , , uiners as the and Manchester will do it, Keith putnan also has new rod ones, jdecond Teqpot DomeThe whole Fmckney got 13 hits Dave rick Klein staved overnight withthinq in u nutshell is rhat it the first and second innings, his frjeni, John Wilson ,,woula turn over nch oil deposits jack Jeffreys allowed 2 hits and Harold Gavin has a hoist hich he j which have always been regard c 14 sinkeouts lim WiTsnn I takes care of himself jed as federal property belonging Rickie Bluxom saw a mud pupjn j to ell the people, to 3 stiotes Lee Alisons brotiui, Jackie, play j California, Texas and Louisana ed with a mzor blade and em histo be exploited by private oil , J companies The law of the nothave ure allele woi ms in a j on qives the states onIy land 3 miles from their shoreline the oil u ts o 10 miles or planted our flower nrsde, fmore ad supreme court ,ve ,ai,ed r, the wir v box has V HY 1 t0 the fed eral United States government, KlfiT Kih Nrws IS1 th cormpaign last fan ui ha new c,aymw fiesideiit Eisenhower Karen Ruweil has new b IK ons b in i v M fka is oi BOJUKU Kvihn is eoinvr v th Jauyilii meeting Tuesday , it, uuCi JUIU Karen Downing visited h v eous,nhc had alvays been against it and sttyed all nijht J potter had no commen George Colone brother is yoinuj to the hospital to get his tonsils The City of Detroit has vast out salt deposits under it in places, Angola McMacken has a loose especially the Wayne county tooth airportlt is said there is enough Carol Froech went boat ndrk lasl 10Q yearS NQW me bQzrd lus vaeJ, eiid of gup3rvisors js Hebatinq waeth Hden o a has a nev niece ,1, iU , 1, tM , 11 e , , ej to sell the deposits to c aah hnn dlhip JUS four nev bonk , , vn nrtr , u 4 L , iU company for 1,000,000 or let Chiquita Am barleys moth , , ,, , nvw iro homai Jt b mined on a loyalty basis Bwh srtv 2 biK dal 1 which woulH yield Sb000000 Many new uses are being sound hie Iunnner weni on L ateJnershl of ese oil i laJlds atnd by so doing got the to tj votes of these three states, fa J voting the n ca m Kinds Michigan senators Hartlana , UGqharf ,D imirri, 1 riayes, 2b xeist, cf J bummers, Stoval, p Warner, li Miller, if AB 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 R 0 1 1 0 0 u 0 H 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 u splii iottcr voted for it and Fer iguson against The latter saiu d aJwnc krt Potter FiiiIiae, oivat South Lyon iuej vih jtiireys pitching 1 hij Q I Vo jrnp i snakes inem he champion l r a picnic for salt and the minerals found Kethwlood of Newberry Rub7VmitOaT er Jaug Kenneth wpoa 01 1 Gehrinqer, Lorena vs Gene WUiguei sponsorec by Sf w and ltoSid Molfie vs Henr Mkirn ney KinS aahters is , L iL,,, est vs Fannie Bullis 1 schooi Auesaay, May ig 7 p m got a female coyotte pups 15 in bounty Fisheanen who use Southern Michigan trout ponds are restrict ed to the use ot artificial n only 8 ioreet hres burned th flADOvV ASUMKLY BLECT i jnkiicy Kcuiibow Assembly i 10 elected the following iirida night ItUJ ill 7 lh liuyr, nicn Donahi saw Jhn Heihi nijht nl fjhiny aJ a 1 went laid 12 j with it Why should Detroit kill he goose that lays the golden egg last week The years total Maher lhe program is Invodoraonathieen Huegtegg intioduction ot Toastrnistress t McJion Olive Coddingtonjilla 1 Vcle Pies beuian hsndeeK01111 aher ioastmistress, uioyse Campeu 0 rSolo by Aian irtoc lsjGluIe MAY JURY LIST fhes Putnam H K Elhott, Fnancisj Lavey over 50 vcMiy Aavisor Sally Miller w tmmy Shir,y Scoiield lyioaeLouis kWatsi, Eman 1 Accompanist, Mrs lpbfcj Unioiionumy burned over , ta i ione LOUIS w7raaisi, uuan Now to mahng hm for the , Toast to Daughters, iaa 1 , otism 2,, iftouse ana UnadUlaPeggy Staffer, UJahrioad 0 Lue ,pomaod b oisiervice sharp tail and rutted grouse ana , r , Lucille Beachy, Anna ouruj ChcPn prairie ,Jv City Burt Appleton, Musiu by Winifred Aberdeen j Treasurer Am rrrounds vear ai uyy w introduction of Honorea Guests Rcoraer same dancing grounds year City Cora Morgan, 1 ya5 ,r,T Q,,rvv Briahton TwpGeorge Almashy j Remarks by PresBeulah h3ndee5,rII Leaaer U S Waterfowl Survey wo r Oldest lather with Daighter Confid, Obs Barbara Stone Pat Thayer Joyce Allen Elaine Johnson Virginia Ritter PaiJla Curlett end Judy Bckkeiinir ha thv hv uinbirnt 1 hi v hoc Peggy Smith Marilyn Gustafson Rosina Hill Anna Slayden Roberta Ackley Kuth Ann Bate fclnt whee herlathtr wok Ann Shirley Reason GJIADKS ON i and TWr Sunday Jantt S iirodfr srw bijc rwHv fire truck nt the Kaisp Tathcti vws n He call li The Nancy Slayden w Y Vr vva Laurrr Warner 1 wiutsi ivjmer vvim LG ignter j mu Obser Gretchen Tasch how duck 20 Pcntj78, Cressa Wriggles Award Outer Cbser Mary Boy average and geetoe 6 perrent h 8 WXlggie Youngest Mother wilh Daughter Compter Sharon Allen The dp, warns anglers no Dietrich Roy Award Musician Barbara Miller to leave boats unattended crt vonway Alien leuic y I Mother with Most Daughters Choir Director Doris Umstectd Award Asst Drill Leader Nancy Spitler Belles of Gay Paree, airectad by Choir Gwen Kensy, Babara Wan Winifred Aberdeen J Siambrjook, Nancy NiahoJ1 All Ladies cordially invited Agatha Henry, Jeanne Love, 1 WconfcacUpDidd aiiord BoutemGo Jamii Dndson Vol k last V k Sunday Jamii brought u littj turtle Mon Jay In the lagoon by 4 bass about twe an pavNin While they u, la nj thiv will not Into mi ih Iishc men line laniir can tih a the Mh yr 1 n Dili i iorv Mike Bennett is ec The excursion steamer, Put in Bay was sold for taxes at sheriffs sale last week for 11,000 to a salvaqe company who plan to wreck 1 for the material The un paid taxes etc come to 70,000 and theciy taes a huge loss This steamer was gueen of the Detroit River for years and mill wene of peopie have ridden on its 1 excursions including ye editor Now it is shunted 4 the rank ot forgotten hinqs Later we hear 2 other companies have suhmittby Jamies house j ed hiqher bidsOne would make lv, inches UQ iumber earner of it and the other a niqht club, IK1 ml pi esidrnt SECOND rilAiK NKWS We wish to thank Mr, Vedder for iakinfr us Lo Ann Arboi last Wednesday We enjoyed both the trip and the festival A dispatcii was widely printed I in the pess last week, that 20 of the POWs from Korea had be come permeated with Cornmun ist proproqandu and taken to a dentention camp, Like Washing ton stories it was denied and letttro of denial printed from some dry, toilet and sewers Win Tubbs, Hamburg Harry Lee Handy Mrs Louise Beeman, Smith, AUTO ACCIDENT Handy Mrs Charles Twft Behool teachers from Ma Mr3 Ed Brookland, Weiiured at 2K a m HoweU City Erpest Morgan, Trtday morning when their Greece Frker, cawent in theditch at Uver HartlbndtDonald Deenn aers on M36 West Ic2co ii CTomnt They re Maurice Beon,26 and Howell Twp James Ankerbrant24 of Mason Clark Sheldon Undersheriif Ziegler andDeputy , NQTICE May 9 The gorgeous decora past masters will put on tions of green and blue had a the workFirst team, WM,Percy motif Stairway to the Stars Ellis S W, Ross Read J W H theme Beautiful lighting effects C, Vedder Sec, P W Curlett by Eric Rose, George lansley S, DOtto Pouison L D, Joe Griff x oc wafi TO i rTpments an Carson Hollingsworth con ith Chaplain Henry HauckSts, mores Corners on M36West fcnHd ShiPPY success oi theDr Towner, Clyde Fisher, Norm IT, , of the accused POWs Undoubt , tyancis Hiqgs, Marilyn Perry, Johnnie Singer brought one of his edly while in captivty every effANNUAL JUNIOR HOP Marilyn VanSIambrook I rabbitB tn visit Hs ,ast Thursday c was made to imbibe thes A record crowd attended the Mei fF lJ0 v lmeu with communism and high school JHop baiarday nite, PAST MASTERS TO WORK j Fnday Ma some did write The Congregational Ladies Aid Society is making, special plans for the regular meeting at Egeler investigated the accident Beon was unconscious and Ankerbrandt had an injured arm Thv ware taken to McPherson , m, j J YJiHSn in tha Swarth the Church Parlors Thursday, SCHOOL ENTERED oi former years are to be honor1 The new Pinckney Elementary ed and more than thirty invito School was entered last night j tions have been sent out With fc moi a hole cut in thein a reasonable radius, transpor JOB oi War Rooms were ran tation will be rurnished if reguest 2ridbut nothing taken Hot is phoned to MisWilham Euler luShee were discontinued Mgyj113F3 No one will want to miss land the book money had been this opportunity to renew acgufrfrn to the other schooL Thecrintance with old friends high school was broken into in January and over 400 taken WASHTENAW CENTENNIAL Washtenaw Lodge No 65 of Darter celebrates theif centenn ktl Saturday, May 16 The ban auet is at the school at 700 pm Sivooatiofi W Beach, chap Welcome Bob MastW MJ cmcun COURT session with part Don Swarthout and Mrs an Miller, Calvin HookerTiler J William LaPrad contributed de H, Hooker Second TeamW M corative items Eddie Martins or Jock HannettSWMerwin Camp chestra playedThe grana march bell J W, Cfria Campbell Sec, was led by James Matteson, sen Clifford Miller S D, Winston ior president and Dorothy Lavey Baughn J D, Norman Miller CBid Kenneth Matteson, junior Chaplain, Qlin Robinson Ste class president end Alice Shen Percy Ellis, Ross Read, H C den Vedder Joe Griffith Tiler L H, Hooker, OBSERVE FRIENDS NIGHT Fred Read will receive a life Thursday Pinckney Chapter membership on this night OES observed Friends Nigh 90 attended Guests were frok South Lyon, FowlervilleLin DAR FOR MAY, 1953 den, Howell, Brighton, Detroit, Siokbridge 50 year member and Northville Pinckney officers ship night May 14 erg presented the visiting officers Fnday, May 15 EA Degrees, with gifts Laura CLeary, How Chicken dinner at 700 p mThe U W M presided for Alberta King Seeley Masons to work a binkel and Barney Wilson, Anndegree and Livingston Past Mas Pan Mrs Colone for accompanying us the music festival Karen Bloxom hs sonic new yla1PS Wt drew pictures illustrating Mn last Friday We marie Mothers Day caii fn oui mothers lat week Camillc visited friends in Jackon, Sunday She saw a turtle goit for a walk on the highway Maiy Lee spent some time in the woods Sunday, pic3in flowers Joanne Bloxom has a new dress THIRD GRADK NEWS Charles Root and his neighbor went in the ditch Saturday Thwrecker had to pull them out present LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN i thfweek Sd h aUnt Quite a few of us have had sunburns Linda Kellenbercr is oin to t two ponies Janice Rose and Terry Rowell wentj swimminjr Sunday ,, n , , i ww w ,tlw home asking any Suwitt spent the week end their folks tQ jom Communisi in nortnem Michigan , T , , wi wiwh t un,,i T , gamzalions This they claim to We wisn to thank Mrs SuitT aiinv i , , , j have done in order to get better treatment and food POW mail has not been censored but it will be from now on The POWs say they were not deceived but did t to make their captivity mor beatable Court was in J Arbor assisted Albert DtnkeLA ters 2 Past Masters commitK jurytnals last week In tha auto Iuncheon was wvedi a D PII rSEJSS accident suit oi Robert Lewis va Waykmd Rees and Tom McCas ANNOUNCEMENT ee Percy Ellis, Clifford Miller, f W Curlett, Jack Hannet and , j rr niiiiwiivKiuiiii Merwin Campbell te S WaSaCqUel 2wri i engagement of Doris Imus, Centennial of Washtenaw No 500 judgement rendered agemr dauqhter o of 65 of Dexter VLay IB lleJ Z l1 HFol4 Swarthout, Tuesday, May 19Euchre tourOrgan Music, Wm Kave 1 testimony takenin ihe suit o and Claude nament g00 p lofjlra Wilson and Sons v Wm Swarthout of pinckney is an SaturdayMay 23,MM Degrees Toastmaster Elgin Wuson, P Mi Davis when it was settled, nounced A fall wedding is at 800 p m Singing 1J by Rev Shepherd Lodge Hiitory, Ray SteebPM DeMolay Choral Group led by Harold Koch Ann Arbor had a mystery oi its own last week Arthur Godfrey, radio entertainer is off ior ci tew weeks ior an operation on an injured knee The operation was supposed to be in os on, The story came out that he was at University hospital, Ann Arbor The story was spread by nurses and interns It took a statement from the head of thtl hospital to stop it,Some credence was given to it by the iact Dr Carl Badgeiy performed the first operation on Godfreys knee a iew years ago but it was at Boe ton Lucille and Linda Barrett were in Holly Sunday i Most radio and television cigKaren Singer has a new dress She arette programs stress the fad CARD OF THANK4 planned The bridetobe is a iun Monday, Tuesday, WednesT v,,v tfc, nrmv ior m Pinckney high schoolHer day,May25 26 27, Grand Lodge No 76 lor their elon, oi Vk VHE LIBRARY UXvti p w Ctirtt Sec , , There will be a business meet mmmna May 1 at BedfciUEngland at the of Tienda oi the Llbrary on The Ann Arbor Bank has ask , PINCKNEY CEMETERY ASSTi j age of 94 t Tuesday evening, May 19, at 7 ed permission of he stale bank The annual meeCn of ther George Tansley mid family m Library ing deot, to establish a branch Pinckney Cemetery J 3n wilj , ,JW bank at Whitmore Lake, bihSdm the Swarthou Funeraj MJ al Haae Monday, May 18 c P M Den Swarthout Pr AdAcccBc GPM sympathy at the time of the pass StoTSTnckef to eU ling of my father, on went to Howell Saturday Dale Canfield had a birthday on May 7th, Eddie Rigffs on May 10th and Leonard Simmonson on My nth Tommy Read went out for dinn j with his grandma and grandpa Read on Sunday Kathie Reason, went to Ypsi Sunday Patsy HollisUr had company Sun day Grace Poulsons cousin visaed her on Tucsdaifa Richard itrahn went for an airplane ride in Howell on Sunday He was nearly in an accident Junior Darrow painted his bike Gus Ledwidge writes that their brand does not cause throat irration, or other ilUahey claim a survey provess it rbu1 give no details of eaid survity The American Cancer Society Is conducting an extensive survey as io the results of cftjdrjslte smoking It will take 4 Yte 200,000 men will be examrjecL In this county 450 bay bMn examined 70 percent sftOKefi, 9 percent did formerly, 2t Ijer cent never smoked 48 percent of the smokers used cigarette 40 cigars and 35 pipes Floris dark and wiie attend ed the Delphian meetinq Meghe inight at the Iuae Hiram Smttfc i ,Wr IfaMSSS M 1 Snr o Fred p tonne county playng the outfield for ShelbyiSSh home teftawllt TnjW at 8 at the Grand Hotel, Maclanac Port Trenton Ohio, spent Thurstreasurer and mcdl carrier died C and got 2 hits in the lotmloa located hf res jlslana day at the Asher Wylie home, at Howell Thursday, igame, Clato, furnishedvste ,4 m c,V ur i m p THE KNCKKEY tT8PATCH Wobssday, May 13 1SS3 V f 3 ifcftfc , 73 I i i Hes down hes up Ht has an oldfashioned water heater But theres no need for you to run your legs off not when you have a truly modern water heater Electric, of course Its automatically workfree worryfree Save time save steps Go BlcrtrU tMfff wtflH mi SEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison kSeamSUcfiUctUf HHWMIM Silver Harv Day A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every Frida 915 P M Sponsored by the Howell Chamber of Commerce HOWELL MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its I ree i Entry Cards Are Wafting for YouIn All Howell Stores Where the Rules of the Contest Are Posted IToweii HC WELL MICHIGAN FowlervUle elect their new con solidated school board May 16 The McKena and Lowe dis WedCThur May 13,14 tnct schools voted last week to join the Stockbridq school syj BATTLE CIKCUS stem by votes of 23 to 18 and, With 22 to IS j Humphrey Bogart June AHyson The wedding of Phyllis Hurst Also Cartoon formerly of Stockbridge to Mch Frid SaturdaV, May lils a joun Uahagher of Jackson Bud ad Lou Costello iato pace July 11 in W G Reeves and wife oi GO TO MARS StocKBidge returned last week AND ircm a SM mile trip through the Jane Greer, Howard Xeel oentral, western ana southern states DESPERATE SEARCH Mrs Walter Keiser is a patient Mat 200 i at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Cartoon Hien Beilby is valedictorian of tho Brighton senior clas3 and Sunday, Monday, May 17, 18 Sandra Kekonen, salutatcrian JMat Sun, 200 p m, Cont, Kens Market at Brighton was Micky Rooney, Dick Hayms burglarized last week, 300 ccar toons of cigarettes taken and ALL ASHORE 125 in silver I Technicolor Hy Klein, Brighton high school I Comedy Cartoon wS S at Fr Tues, Wed Thur, May 19,20,21 Stauteadlia or rests in March, a 17 percent in DESERT LEGION crease over last year iechncolor On Monday night or the Mar Comedy Novelty Cartoon ion town house dupt John Page 7 1 i Kowell high school met with ComingIvanhoe Serpent of the 12 scr ool aistricts to tac onNU , the educational piogiau and needs of the future The tnools represented were the bu,Woll Genoa No 5, MarionIosco No Dextet Theater i evt4 4 Mirh Friday Saturday, May ill6 Double Feature GUN SMOKE Technicolo Uarnnr Audio Murphy, Susan Cabot and Paul Kelly AND TORPEDO ALLEY Starring Mark Sevens , Dorothy Malone Cartoon Sunday, Monday, May 17, 18 SHES BACK ON BROADWAY Technicolor Starrinr Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson Special Attraction The Hoaxter Tues, Wed, Thur, May 19,20,21 , THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas and Dick Powell i cartoon and news j Coming Destination Gobi, Ivan hoe Treasure Golden Condor ace Theater Whitmce Lake, Mich km Ihecifre OlIVE IN THEATLZ 1, Green, Ailderson, Mcaion Cen ter, Kiaxger Chubbs Corners, ,01 t TJ e Maple hcV, Youlove and XtCLQ I 1 m i II 1 m i Jams Burroughs of Pettys Friday Saiurday, May 15,16 ville has completed the non com missioned oiiicers school at Gels en, Germany f Sister M Leona died at Adrian week She was the ioimer Sar ah Broqan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon isrogan ot hinckney, Mr and Mrs Howard Pickett Joan Crawford, Bruce Bennete have purchased the Ohailos Er1 cnnoo wood home in Unadilla village f r wiiur johnfcon Howell dmg SdJlSg 5 7 gist purchased his 2Cth iA5ION USA new Buick last week, PATHFINDER4 Technicolor with George Montgomery AND SUDDEN FEAR wtfh 18 lew with Gerald Mohr Peggy Castle Ako NAN IN THE SADDLE a technicolor with Randolph Scott Born to Mr and Ms Er jaett Wiuxneyer iane Amburcpv at at Mcpherson hospital, He ell, May 1 a daughter Michigan Slate College has awarded 6 scholarships to Liv ,,,,, inqston county students They li are Lois Beachy, Pinckney, igh Tues, Wed, Thur, May 19,20,71 Culbertson, Fowlerville Tom Ev BATTLE CIRCUS enson, Brightonohn BurkeHart wtn land Georqe Brewer and Merry Humphry B ogctrtjune AHyson Elizabeth McQuillan, Howeli ,il Mr and Mrs Sam Andries oi HARLEM GLOBE TROTTERS i Ann Arbor celebrated their 50th cioor u wedding anniversary Sunday at pc Vwn C1 heToln the cottage at Silver lojwhch n Uoi0ld od Mo ic, a they have owned for years, tie wee in an Ann Arbor plumber, Friday Saturday, May 15,16 IVANHOE Technicolor starring Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor lso FOR PETES SAKES Starring Little Rascals Price Adults 50 Children 20 cartoon novelty Sundae Monday, May 17, 18 Clark Gable, Gene Tierney In NEVER LET ME GO Featurette Plantalion Melody Novelty News Cartoon fue Wed, Thur, May 19,20,21 Double Feature THE SILVER WHIP with Rory Calhoun, Dale Robertson AND Dan Dortley, Constance Smith T A X I Latent Nevs Chrisea, Macaiuj Friday Saturday, May 15,16 THE RED hFAD from WYOMING Technicolor a Drama Starring Mauresr OHara, Alex Nichol Cartoon and Sport Sunday, r ionday, May 17, 18 AGAWST ALL FLAGS Starring A , c The Edsel Meyer, Maynard Ero1 nYJ Anthony Quinn and A marriage icense license has Clark fi3miIieS Nlrs Qcik Mcureen OHara been issued to Hugh Bigg, J a, Rose Hende and g Ida Sun Shews 3, 5 7, 9 Howell and Mary Yewdail yFrisbee were Mothers Day c y,ton news hpV HoWelL , 7sts at the Walter Clark home Tue7Weu, Thur, May 19,20it iiwi , l 1R VAeie Arrft Waltf 8 in Bnsto1 THE MEMBER oi THE WEDDING Noiet, of 25 Tears Ago Tenn, last week s r T,ama starrinq Floris Clark and wife tho NV Pinckney Independents won r yia una wu spent Ethel Wa tor8 ui9 Harris md theSseamd qams Sunday by Sunday in Detroi with Mrs Als B DeWacU uieu 7, n rhft ma Hams and Zita rvwfcvm beating Muth J Stanley Dinkel and son,spent S Kowf MU ffifS1 Sldg wih Mrs Commma Peter Pan, Serpent of 1 3 hits for Pinckney, Brown, Cox, and McCleer 2 each An oil well is being drilled on i the Rosr, Robb farm in Conway Lelanc Line had his coxa Ford Coupe stolen from the streets 01 Howell last Saturday I Dr W B Watts died in Cleve land last week He married the former Josephine Clinton of Pinckney There is one daughter Miss Loretta Dillingham enter tained the members of the senior land junior classes at her home Friday, iTi JL2 li Cecil Hendee and Wayne Carr ff T 1 Tl I II J zjaiuibkiUed and Umkilled NftM of 9 Yean Ago Emil Brown has put 0 rw vftna, w v hch bu MondaY ht loffa and btoww in his black 10 yanKeurans have been had a weiner roast Washtenaw county will have The Pilcim Fellowship group solid rural delivery after June 1 went to Huron River Park in the andi I Dillingham was salutatorian George Hornshaw prophecy Norman Milter, hicHan Elinor Gage class poet Velma Hin chey, class sonq Gladys Esic, A big crowd is expected at thej alumni Tune 23 Th officers are Pres P H Swarthout Vice Pres Beatrice VanHrn Sep Tres CTvin Hooker Tho Hiah PrhcoT beat Dexter rrt ia haT Fridrv 14 to 3 Cecil Hendef crrd Roy Reason pitched, fleoson also hit 2 home runs, Don SusWnq and Douglas Smith wftre the Dexter battery Mrs Mnrv Moz died th morninrr Phe lrry a husband and several children needed a mfth shop Hods Moron spent the week ad with Clifford Bcrughn granted a franchaise to build an electric line through Brighton Mrs Worenre AtLee Spent thei The Ona Gamnbev returned fsom Lcmsing Thursday wher he had an operation The Carl I M Mr and Mrs Clare Miller and Carol were in Adrian Sunday y , n , hnr The Independent League met M t 1 u Wi eJ the C h0M with Nfcrley and Nonaughn PT,5fulah 01 andiJn Gadw t J wi i J Moodmr nicu Florence Baughn were in HowEtbei end Ellery Durfee gradu onaay nig ell Thursdcr 0194 at the high choalal Pal Wg have a Iaroo bin fl m Jtotar, Tfii this month wfar our wiow which we caught W x9 1S ck froin ttMb fatbsr is W dressed and mounted ourselves Anzona Mr AtLee will remain family spent the week end TK Vino Lns Club ball Wellington White has a new Je Awhile ftem uJTOJio Jf R Sf buaav 8, Tasch of 11 Mrs Don Swarthout and Elsie Isasn boxrt Anason 13 10 O n gg Hoif i workinJ for bor pent Sunday at the Robere DeVoTfe wsre in Ann Arbor on Earl Baughn gyd Danpw, Geotq Younglove this year Tasfh J Saturday Toe Komnedv and Adrian Lavey Wilr nt U L x Ioco 11 , he T Lcrvey fcrauly were Sunj Thft Raih iond Gerald Chnton faavsTbSn civo3d as members Miss Iva Hadda of White Oak day guests at the Howard famiIies nj TVTOH ent Sunday aMbt Young Mm aub wr marriKi May 17 dBneriTn0rt Z at the cJTkClnIIlhofefu VkleltfoIbacBd has purchas Rv NDPottor and wife arc jt d Mrs Pobert Sabu and 4 tkTYvaan which has been Tlie W ght mens bowling home from Florida dauahtp ffn DrHr of Milan ZTesW leagu had their banquet Satur C A Ramelt of Detroit spenti Sunday with Mra Sabrus nZhscf Cooe aav 01 ihort talk day night at Pin Lodge, Btfghthe weekend at the Latson home mother Mrs Pearl Hinchey Stft irdmbJtodcry tan, cmd called a Dispatch amot Detroit Die Set Corporation Pinckney phone 80 PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley DinkelS Bfc rai rTTCTOn piAICE Wepdoy, May 131953 1 The Peoples M St 3T Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class Matter at Poatoffice iiaot March 8 1877 lix oHoweli St,HnckneysMicii buiiripuon tTicf di50 per r Juijs Webb and famiy of Royc Oak and Joseph Webb an iiuly ox Ann Arbor spent1 Sur wiih ,ird Cora Webb Tiiu IvlerLir Arnuiqey and Fmj ruwi eameyer iamilies had cancer vitn Mis Mary Hmbur I Jf fir aiiiay Saiiaay guests at the He buiuo noinc were Geraldine Mol c el Detroit, the James Bums iaAi an iJemardine Bums of 1 65, jacc Younq family, a,, wdkiin fumiiy and Donald Bur and v,a Plumbing Heating IComplete Lii3 HumbiiK Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AMD GAS HOT WATEH HEATEHS i Groceries Canned G4 W r i iii w linger la Kennedys Se 3 fcire home in Marion where h ievvclk, CairpbII family and took Arn 3c 3 urns will teach in the Giv scnool next year iandi his Wii in ie McDonald school near Whitore ake W The Juries Whitley fansily speat Jatutday at the Wiliam1 Whitley home in Ann Arbor I Jerry He my io working in the Giike 2ibi Icrdvare in Horn elL The Tom Wart ii, uy spent Sunday with Mrr, iliac , at ae Chemung, j The John Mellonrls ar2 going to Baifcdo to dve awhile, Tuey 1 ave iented their home in PettysviIe to Jack Kenny and wife of Webster i Lois McDonald who is attend inq school at Manchester Eng Jard he 3 relarned tcv a trip nrcugh Spain and PortugalShe , be home in July Sorgt Mid McDonnell has Oo o Lamp Kijmer, N J to r3 J ir ice J an ie i ici icAiee iumily at ted he odding of Gordon, son and Patricia Jones in De it S tvay end gvests home were Ins E W o Miv i r Y cnd the in I oi Detroit McAfee COMPLETE LINE 6F PUMPS WE SEX T WE fNSTALL WE SERVICE j 1C75 EAST M36 Phone 183F2 COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG arroKEfi Wo A iiiii LXEHoev Sons PHONE 281 ocjrrr , urno, aten,j sjliocl Wan Louis Coyle was oroqht homo irom S Joe ho, iui, An P Sunday The C fn lv of hoi ilitf ii L Da , ai at TiLn2ysfL Sunday cuuc Thompson home ham and wife, JJ ,, iciali Butts oi Dfonce Covert,, Ann E Darrov and on rvh Trr t rrnd and M k, i vin, ivr wife ton Jnd, called lrr in icr Wylio of Grand h Asher in Ann Ar Frldcr jfcj ni If ibh Griffith leave ehis iif d nd nclcv vife and Jun at the Albert JYC CPCi Vj r ton family at the I The Expert nima jav ai fi 1 4 nnecessary Applv in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK Mich Molded DKTKl MICHIGAN nm Wagoners Grocery 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merctandise LOW PRICES Boer end Wine to Take Out HO i RS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howell 706J2 Misses Ev IJeilie Gardner, man White and tendea thu Fursl L M , an Council of th iat cil oi Catholic W , , in Lansing Mrs Eva Melvi, ,, in Lansing at the , r j r homeBobby Grainger was g member of the FLo Hoiy ,,,ou munion class at the immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Lanshir, Sunday Mrs Winifred Graves enior tained the following on Mothers pay Water Grave and family, Jackson, Gerald J aison enc family, Howell Don Walker, ijack White and Carl Deiwyier families, Mrs Msrte Jm an daughter, Mariseof JarVcn c d MrsFaye Steere of Eostcn Mass Mr and Mrs Ros Bead and 3Mr and Mrs Howcd Head hai dinner at Saratog T rri j Grand River Sunday Hit Hit yoi L ti cc r io, 8, lara 5voom ci,tari, c rv Corte S42S00, low t , r c i K L SERVICE STA O en i7,000 pros lo ,11 In , iUi,K,T0r,l r f ,R COURTS well c d, rs house Loc Af pr, iJ, builciuigs, etc 6, rv HCTLWith 10 rms, brau, , ,i, dir, j rm store rcntal saci c Pnr for evcrytlir, ory Si ,J C LVITURE APPLiXC n Tcnn city, corner loc,on C r i Pnrc inventory, oquipr 1, r FAKM MACHINERY 11 trea Unck bldg, land 2 LOC l , equipment, lnrv f VARD, est 6Lj r r rv Sale price 3 tern Musson v t S nday nkel home h and mother are now t the Harry Evers home ry, allup is workina on a h o se th consrva are building at Silver, otoe Arkiev lave the1, Aalesmo Sales Service PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE M4RTlRnTER PINCKNEY, MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 STT iJkfdf Wyl ie the r ana Fritz contracts ith Rueasegqer attendirch moetina at Wash, D C last week Head and wife spent Sun he Herbert Peters home I tlllo Creek r rmd Jerry Clark and fam and Ray Moriarity and wife spent Sunday with vr Margaret Ckrrk Fad Vad and wife were Sun day dinner guests of the Dan Guerdons of Silver Lake The Gene She ban family of ,i J rr Edna Spears nd Tack Sheldon were Sunday , ct di Loins Shehan j horr, i , ngton 1Pend I vf jbyrfunjfis Wi MARKiiT pU , Tv 1 reTlOO Bitk L,1 v, W Pric1 conpfti M,C, MT iiCP, est 12 , nor has other inlerc l,o v ilc price 8,905 for DoryMii HAL STOTE ,9,1 5i75,o0 ,, cC Est 19,C ,T fJillm,, 3 i fr al plus Invpntorv SiCcd C, orHivG ST0PE, plus lucwKe hats, tjiif i, rf,,iOi ,Vo JO TK s I, r, c ,ik, I V So M T , c jewel, prj,s on c c t, vd Price plus Hvriury JSJOO Codp iMO 2u7 TfPY in hfart of Mo OrKM Fii liv qutr, 1 larri Hivllcs pne, dry ,od3, frJs, ens, i1, c , rire crrpllie 3 f0 Kfcr 0 CXic MO 183 VOVTOWLAK SHOP rV in rt Mi trn rr ti 25 per mo with rno ,f, riv, i ,v a ICV Price fnr bus t r c 0 r MV CIpANEP, fLily tc uifl rrtoOcn truik Pric torcomplc r rrAJTYSMOV vii h , M,fVf X vjrea Pr,, ui S120C 0 rii 7y ClEAMNO P7t bclrf ri3 on ft, 1 i , Prtor everihi,,i iiji DINIiR on 2 l,v su urr, jraraT1 s, tT K latKt, hlflj ft r nOIJIKXT shop wli lai f, V cy rilrfr tficts uprMent elf fiACV in biuiCP 2 for i per rm v quip flxturf, imtv GocrnY 7 MM Mrlnif III rcTl arc f full line Price ciSfc , P ESTAimAKT fc T VmN rt v 1 rebuilding, i lo pner r,ltcs r,, qinrrprt, i Ji87V I rxfrj r Y i , i Ive i 10 i i aM r V wr nUi ,r,g lt wi ,1 i,v r rv UlTlOlMo L 11 r T TCNO fi, T, i fCll i y 2 r , ,, ii , tr,, , , U wah invertrry i,0ul Rsfcr to Cdc , 57 HJIU3TNG CONTRACTOR ii Xf D IVrtifV franchise Ovntr retiring JiSTuatrUI district r,f , tor golnf tostMM only 30,000 Ce No ILL 502 OAJUOC 4 eiRVTCK STATION Mttd 6,000 Ut QoatoMtactaiMcalodlOOxMod Pile i, it r on, re ri , ui T, cip, inviy S20S0 1LL 50 , ,, vc JiAt,KTAitii 10X turnover annually At ie Rent S30 per mo, Selfservjc store lr, I r ment inventory S16 125 No 114023 SLPTf MAHKET 0hir wrlnw wiable to operat ,,r ,,r Little competition, 42 mo rent Pries of 1 i,j ri cqvirment inventory Cde No ILL 637 ,0 DY SHOP with local contiacU for allyear iis I,,T rn, very best fqjiprnent Price lor ,,, , , ,icr,t rilorv oniy 7,000 Co ILL 538 r,oiY i ,A uKrT m good bldg with 3 ,,, i , ci t I nnd, 20T net profit, best r , T,i75 Code No ILL 239 , r r AU 0 uV, AUTO SERVICE on gd i i 1 f s, iriiufcd with land, equip, , He ce S75CO Code No EC 224 ,TON cr jVXOOO on auto gervle , 2 OIITS rrrt Jr 0 pr mo Price for il cqjp only 13,000 Code No 8C 190 j , ,i sTOiiL, oiners retirr Present good groM , d rard twice Rcr,l r, y 75 jr mo Fln rr rT, for invty, 6 eqjlp UCCO No OK 324 hlC, iTm SHOP In topOn rity OwnfirmrlBfc Fir, b ,, v rrodcrate rcrti vrv best equipment r , ,, ,, orv JWSC0 tr Code No OK 50 Giw FLVATOfi rErDSTOMT storage capac,, V 00 lii liV, proft, free s fc 6car garafft Tlv I u MruclCB, lwiliir,cr 1,7W ILL34S TvHN netted 30 in i,5 Ji 1034, owner U rlrc Brick bldg, incluld Iw iIYS Sale Include land Inventory, building, equiprrrt 517,200 ILL 13 nY NVnTiitri 60c,IJ farcify at SlOptrwfc f Jfrv brirs 1,, f,c pliyground equipmettt, 40 rr,i ice Cir,cXJO Code NO ILL W 1 Do T i crsi C00in 1952,andgroMca e e, ,ns 011 f,ur i, Good lines, low rent I, i MI irvv 70,000 Code No SC 168 f , ,1 r u,r 3S JT, has beet rejk, n , r tr,,ss CO,0OO, Jp net proflti, ivtvietp 7,000 LL 12X ,IIK itl cros In fa gales, etc Rent , mo lesTjranl could addtogrosi tn , i or rqi,i h invty only S6,500 ILL 284 Lii ,, Hz Tivrr APPLfANCES Owner 1U il to rcir 2 rv Mlfi vth llv o,ulrs, 2 trurka, Priri complnt 577000 plueinvty CodeiLL304, KIY Ovncr nt sell at once to return to Eng bldp wiin liv cirv fjiest equlpweitt Price for i 1 inventor 7,500 Code No ILL 571, iS BOYS W in nice bide, with full baet i oyr i III, ni 1 at once Price of 18,500 , Udis ty equip Code No, ILL 634 iG Jomj M voijrre in prescriptions, foot irrt ,,, og Moderate leaee, gross 7,000 Pri r huncss only 37,500, Code TEX 298 DPAii unics with finest clientele established, Vrry , en,,i i,vt, valuable tnvenory Meal nan ti 11 P e complete 12,900 Code No TEX 27 roa v ETV1CE STATION stUs feeds, fertiU A T A CX1AT NEW RANGE BEYOND THE GAS MAINS THE V, I i 1 i C STAPPAN WITH The amazing aufom Jtec oven plfoe hnt coi ftot us gas Yowv got It 96 it M believt it It v, 111 irr, drv ,I,Me, auto service Narl Dldg8 wuhliv outrs, Und,eiu or,, 1 vice 4 lp,etc,Tl8,000 T l 1100,000 l,f rtf Ful peiriyWrif 0f VOLli 3I osa 2J8, c You OVs c WITH 1 rnis TRODUCTORY OFFER i2CWj50 Cone in tcday Be the first to own thit beaviful range with to many ootttonding cookitifjoato features PTON cK Mt th tWf emmrT V WvWWW wrwfil uy M A, WlQBfMQyi vMQf 18 tw J sew lMi pywwrr ,7 n FOR SALE Two baoutijul Home fates Obe 200 ft on Wylie Road, the other 12 it on Portage Lake Road,one and one quarter miles I from Dexter,Mich Highway baa, school bus Electricity Good Land Beautiful Shade Tries, Re Istricted, also a lew smaller eels, John McGinn Dexter 4871 Portage Lake Road PROFESSIONAL CORNER Wff5 14 a an Gttvator Sbewell pnk Shank KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its fast plaio common sense to refjce worn or broken parts on John Deere Equipment with only gemum John Deere Pern Why Because they aswayt fit tad perform as well a the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parte made from the same highgradespiaterish, iom the acme patterns alia dies end with dke same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fuse, dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it Oa Filter f5fc John Deerel Disk Bladi mum j HHHIIM iiiiiiini s cmm i iijuiiuaTi JUUIHIUUM MUHiuiuifj niuiiiunn umttmi t ihutiit t i imtr I wniHiue I tiHuiuima t UIIMHUHH LiifiicmiM i niuiinir I Eafretta41 TTTTTTTT LHD3DE Except Wedjseasfei MenToe FttSastfJIl I DR G B McCLOfiEY PtltJll lUVi Uortn MiciiaoK f X olepnaneas Odico 935 2esJ4js,je U4 Evening by Api3iiitoiU Eowett MfthiaoBj HERB SNEED raoce 13 i07 Gi i slet HowoU i Hktkian aool Lstote Icsuranf aaTokecdqe City, take and Fane rtoeteriy A Special i t YYur Property rtt lie ft E AI K IM YMtthaaawTMT GERALD ifclBBff Broker 10 liVftb rw rlndmey MIA Phase 2 IJ hone 7FlT SsCSSSu MlTSOlt J HUGHS Plum sing and Heauna icesa Stale Phone 183F2 1075 Funeral How DOB C Swarthout Director Modem Equipmen AfHDUicsBca ewresta ihrnaa 39 63 Ptectesoy B fhED C BE2CiOiOFf A OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand He AT IkweU e MtatskR Ihone 358 PeeHeeee 61 LE LAVEY Genera Insurant oje 55V3 Pinckxm Mb J foii 21CUTIK HP WITHMUL fhm BfTTCT tQ ffilfUaal I e 14 cepety Ml ft eflMi wi4th, cirti mort freti xHaYeB o e Quick Martins 1 he l4M too AfiiM uMt rtUefjpa Eety e CMt tteee Iveatd allto coftitr RFrUGERArON SER IGR hAhQil RADY Repairs oa ui Makes VAOm 154F3 PwckDey AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a SpocialU BERT WYUk CALL FQWLEVILLE 43SF6 DR C I TOWNEB Dentist 6044 Portage Lake Rot 4 Phone Dexter 3461 , er LLOYD HFHDEF Uvestoek Haulm Weekly Tips Muae Tc Dtfr General TrucUna , PiBfoer Mir Phone 161F13 ROGEB J CARR Complete Iniuaence Coverage 1 Phone 43 Plnckney fch CEMETY MEMORIALS Prices You Can AhV td To Paf MUFOR GRANITE WORKS NiliordL MiduVws JiUiilietl AliVJe FaR SALEtCoal rurnaue stoker, fired and in us now WANTED To buy auto bed for a Dhonp0lt I baby Phone 71F3, Pinckney Phone16b Hirrow Tb i w8but Sofefy enclosed Ve dutch and 0ae eafcKtf THE LAVEY HARDWARE Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALti Cottages at Patterson WANTEDFuU and part time wia Lake, for year around with oil tresses at the iarnace See Bill McMacken at Lakekmd Gelt Club, Brighten, 1090 Patterson Lake Dr, sales NEehigan, Frank Noack Mar man ior Noel Burnhom realtor, FOR sAlJiy40 Plyttoetii iMub FOR SALE African Viofete both Coup, radio hn, single and double Also a nurn Murrays Gulf aHaaVem ber of aprons Phone 121F4 FQR SAH43Tiiet aWstTfin Mrs Margaret Qark We carsm a opjaplete stock of genuine John Beere Parts See us for your placemeot neede Place your pasts order now, VP BUY ONIY ,A JtcM fAfiS Mi Hi AriiittVfAff UKE fl i V BCiAT Windshielai, your pattern Bring your pattern ABE3 AUTO PARTS, HowelL Phone 151 FOR SALEfi, ceaar rowoat, oars, anchors and 1 HP out made to board motor E L McKinley 306 Mill 6t, Pinckney St in Pinckney, 1250 feet sleep Will sell cdl or part Bee V LAVEY HARD tVAH SPINET PIANO BARGAIN Rather than return to stock To ReatFrnihed 335 East Main St, Pinckney Pnone 120F11 FOR SALE 4 Fresh Cows Russel Bokros, 2 miles south oi Pinckney on Tama Road FOR AL Baby chicks Started flhiaks Eaoh chiek is a product of oarr ful mating, rigid culling etafa Laraa Exclusive Binnn mmi WANTED To Rent Modern 3 bloodtesting Their sires and i22 r2S,i nX room apartment in town dams are selected on the basis , w 1 offers a beautiful spinet piano at large savings, to some interest led party with good credit refer FOR SALEMilk Roule haulima AtfrOMOTIVfc LACS INSTALL lences who can pay 7500 down 0 to 110 m into Fowlerville u y cmPtent glazier ample j and assume small monthly pay r wockon hand Curved wind, ments Write to Murray Collins DEKALB SEED CCN Youll find what yoou wat H DeKalb DeKalb has 64 dhWeat with 1950 Intentatioaa tuck p08 f Curved wind, ments Write to 4y lo vanetiees One or moie wfl tit Bdmond 8tephens,499S Potts Rd JJeId and back glass avail Co 19375 Livernois Detroit 21, your climate and vour ai Huff auurMxri iu oole Michigan Att Credit Manager your climate and your soil OaS or see me today And reneaber I have the new DeKalb Csux too For 13 years more tensers have planted DeKalb than as eisar see com For sole by Ralph aieen, Greejery kfh IbwIerviUei Irvichicm ABES AUTO PAPT Howell Phone 151 FOR SALEi Bectric shallow well FOR RENT14 acres of oasture pump, eood as new also hand at 1205 M36 Bast, Imokney lawamower larl GaHup Phone 35102 Ann Arbor for 2 ladies Phone 12 IF 11 of health, vigor and sere S FOR SriLEGnAVELi, washed approved Pullonem cefewed sand and qiuvcl, graded or mix I Buy these cMcks at QES rw cd, also processed read gravel I TRY FARM and HATdiair 13 D J GRAVEL COMPANY I 01 N Byron rd at city tenita 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Phone 15 Howeli, Miohegen Howell Pinckney LADIESEarn extra cash by addressing postals a home Write Vali Co, Box 1042, Muncie, Ind, FOR SALEModern year around home on private Lake Call Pinckney 137F21 FOR SALE Double drain board sink No 54, used 1 yrs, price 65, one telephone stand 500 166 Unadilla St, Pincknrv FOR SALE I Three Large Home Sites on Patterson Lake Road, about one mile south of Pinckney with Por tage River Frontage Phone Farmington 1227M QUALITY eats Fruit Groceries Fish Mason Road Phono 984 J 2 or cwlerville 388FJ1 FOR SALE BABY nCKS, whit ieahorns,barred ana white rocks Mew Hampshire and Hy Liro Chicks Order hew Phono 105W Bob Squire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTEDpunk cars, scrap iron, j Office77518 By AppobataeB metals, batteries, automotive j Res 71003 Maa Tues, Wed radiaitps, cast iron radiators, THE PROPPB ivriF furnace iron, junk farm machin T V1 ery Weigh loads at city seales j T JW UAH BUYING ABES AUTO PARTS Howell, Make Financing ments as Economically and Conveniently as Possible Thats MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 11524 Rlverbank Lane HL4AND LAKE, ivIiCH CtrJg W fOVLRB D S C Fooi Speciauj Ckoppdnn 216 W Gdruver, Briahtonicb Telephone Office noon REAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 car garage 2 lots furnace, good condition m Pinckney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 lots 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage and 2 lots, hot water heat In Pinckney 9 bedroom home, furnace, 2 lota or 4 lote 2 year around homes at Patt erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason Pinckney Mich Phone 133 I t ABES AUTO PARTS, Phone lil , WANTED To Rent Two Wheie WeComo inToUiePteU furnished Rooms Write or Call ureFinance Your New Car Here LJteu Patterson Lake at Low Bank Rates WATJTEDWool, hiojhest market price paid Lucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney PIANO WESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush L Thone 157F13 THE FTRiT NAUOnA BANK HowelL Mick IJVIPT Federal Stiver ratio Member Federal Deposit msurance Corporation A Oeposite insured Up toSKJWO u Kach BfeDoaitar Market Prices Courteous Service Fattffirnsheri 18t tmmfmmmi J Incorporated lbl5 McPHPASOge Br TRAIN WVECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP Savings are the life blood of the country Without savings the sources of financing of our farming industry and govern1 stent would be so drastically curtailed that our whole econ j omy would be almost paralyzed So it is the sum total of the sav ings of everybody upon which ll the prosperity of our country depends j Your Savings Account no matt er how small is mportant tefo to save todar Chick Starter and toying Mash Farmers Feed Suppn Co J w V r,i LTHRILL to 3D IN YOUR HOME Pindoxey past motions metat norence Tapper ol Flint, Keith HURRY AHD CURRY CLUB STATE Of BflCBOM 1on Thrill to three dimensional Masonjc temple Monday Bradbury and wife of Chelsea, The Hurry and Curry Club met 9 w Co1 pictures in your home in vivid with 21 present Games were and the L J, Henry family coil john Burg, their leader Uvfcgston natural color in the American PlaV Hostesses were Came ed at the Jesse Henry home Sun me g members The ofn , er known See The American Griffith, Lucy Reason and Fran day, J cers are Pres,, John Burg irVice w 1 Mattex ot the Estate of Weekly with SundaysMay 17 cisRobtason Mrs Ella Merc is expected esA Bddto HolUnaswoJtiSe, Barbara Tessmer Deceased WeeklyNo special glasses are1 Mrand Mrsjames Nance and home this week aim a 2 weeks Nancy Nash Treas,, Jeff Davis At, a session at said U r held needed as citing Mirrortma, ad Charles Trost and wile stay in Brighton Reporter, Barbara McAfee May 8, 1953 protects youTight into the pic1 Dearborn called at the Andy Bert Roche of laying was m Present, Hon Hiran 8 Smh inamnhell home Friday town Friday Judge ol Probate projects youTight into the picture The whole ksmify will enjoy this new modern wonder different from any you have evissue of Detroit Sunday Times w Andy Bert Roche of Lansing was in Campbell home Friday town Friday SergtOtis Matteson and wife Barbara Miller and Paula Cur spent Saturday at the Dick Iett were soloists ae the meeting Young home in Big Rapids of the Howell Music Club at the Sunday guests at the J H Herb Schott home there last Hooker home were CW Hooker week 5 Ypsi Normal students 1 a iirw Mr MaafgCax took part William Cayerly was FIFTH GRADE NEWS I Hereby Qiven Th Ham fif IntarAftt Hooker home were CW Hooker week 5 Ypsi Normal students up were Donny IUMII9 Ul IU1WW1 0f Ana RlhXi MJS MwioWfcnr took part William Cayerly was I Swarthout, Jr Mrs Raymonda Morris and, penter and Viola Pettys of now I program chahmani jp 1 We welcome Bo Kathryn Miller were Saturday ,eH, Dan Brooks and wife ofYpl Bora to Mr and Vince LaResaUth grade He guests of Mrs Gladys Davis of silanti and Mrs Jennie Sh T JJ Anmata, 1 school in Ypsi Q l and of Ann Arbor Queuing wv Riggs and Gaii Gustafson Runners Donny Baughn and Don Dexterj I Mesdames Mae Bryan and Mae Daller attended a White Shrine meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin last week The Gerald Kennedy jjaailYJ Howell spent Sunday with irjp Kennedy and wife Mesdames JRuttman and Aug auBt Rutlman of Howell spent Sunday with Mrs Raymonda MTbe8Roscoe Yarborough fam ily of Berkley were Sunday teB of Mrs Eleanor ledwidge the executor of said estate praying ha his final account be allowed and the residue of said OK pan Jm VT V We welcome Bobby Sheldon to our estate assigned to the persons ,m vmu rvi rJiogram chanmani H is from woodruff entiled thereto will be heard at Saturday, e5, Dan Brooks andwjfe o4Yo1 Bora tojjjjj CeAa I Aod in Ypsi Gur class enrollment probate Court on June 22nd aa w Georgia, May 12, a daughter, Mrs Alta Meyer spent the t Claire Elaine week end at the Garfh Meyer HI science The class also mads poem books to give tneir Mothers faff Mothers Day A few ol the students pave their poem books to hospitals The seventh grade boys plan on having a return game with the sixth grade On Thursday of this week the seventh, grade boys will play the seventh graders of Gregory Mr Beachy is the Gregory teacher On Tuesday, May 26, our class will go to Greenfield Village I 1953 , our mothers on lt j, prdere That notice there 13th for our , ven by publication ot i wt n ACHiB,cM , We have a nicct copy isieoi ior three weks con home in Bad Axe 4H NEWS program planned cv,a,w secutivelyprevious tosaiddayot The Edsel Meyer family of Yp cnrU make up the We have made beautiful shadow, e pmckneyDispatch JLand the Wxru Larnb am JX J ggb leaders boxes, letter , the hdicuanr cause a is 38 We are having Wednesday, May j Achievement Day program planned sUonti and the Wxru wx pttysville 4 Club The leaders ily called at the W H Meyer rlMi McAfee, flower home Sunday u ovw Alice Gearhart of Dexter and Rosalie Nash and Kenneth ZUl gardening Mrs Arneld Bechler, vegetable gardening Mrs, Ralph Hall, food preparation, Mrs, Joe j Basydio, lreefng and canning They meet the first Tuesday of lamers s , coov of thirt notice to pe aervea well as dolls around a maypole and w known poy m intex corsages Mt wj t known adcjess by Rosalie Nash and Kenneth ZffllJ8 SSMriloi We hae learned neW reaSered moil return receipt S f hhetea8 Ut Zfr S J ir AuGudtloHed mVITEEZ COMFORT SHOES IP You ArOn YourFett Long Hours Jf at the Mark Nash home Harry Prisk of Howell called y u e , y ot Bersiey iwwe wuuvw, QQ friends her Tuesday the month Officers are PresBar KB of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge g, yae Higgins has return bara McAfee Vice Pres, Eddie Mrs Eleanor Ladwidge leaves XOIOB from the Stockbridqe oUingdworth SecTreas, Car 1 j mftnth with, vftrtnvil Une Bkides Reported, Barbara hoeipija3 tolne Btades Reported Barbara Emmett King, the barber, has Massey Recreation Leader, Don bought a lot on the W H Meyer na Basydlo iarm and will build a home We have our project books Mrs Sadie Moron spent the and are learning how to meas lu and prepare foods, w week to spend a month wi h the Vince LaRosa icanily in Aug w MatteBon reported to Fort Cutei Battle Creek Mon fjs Flora McArtor ha been moved from the Merta Arnbr gey home to the Cbiford Miner h05Srid Aberdeen spent the1 week end in Chicago sTulah Miller entertanved the Clare, Clifford and Nor man Miller families on Mothers and Mrs Earl Baughn had g1 gists at he H Husman all their children home Wethers h Ann Aibor Dav except Mrs Betty Seefeld, s NeIlie vyhe andffaJ STbotabu, Ohio entertained WtaJEdoa George Wide sr and wife of BuldeIIa Huxford and Dick WyAnn Arbor spent Sunday even n Mohers Day v ma at the Howard Read home and Helen Tiplady end Al Rousch and wife of Detroit Joe stackabi caUed on Mrs spent Sunday with the George Edna Sunday Rousohes, J ,, Mrs Loretea Hooker and sons WiT Baughn is tired of lethng Ann spent Sunday at the farm farm bim the Roy Mlingbam home, bought a tractor and is turning Qene jnkel and wife and Jun ve 40 acres of bottom land to iQJ spene Sunday at the Albert plant to corn by gum Dinkel home, week end In Flint Olin Robinson went tea 1 roit hospital Monday for checlcUPMr and Mrs Ralph Hall spent Sunday at the Charles McDaniels home in Chelsea, The Charles Soules family ot Howell spent Sunday with Mrs Mrs Ethel Sprout, Edwin Sprout nd J , ure and prepare foods FOURTH GRADE NEWS We enjoyed having our mothers visit our room on Friday afternoon to see some of our school work and join us in a Mothers Day Tea jarty We had cookies and fruit juice for refreshments We especially liked the paper mache plates we painted to present to our mothers We were all happy to have Mis Vandercook join us for the after noon We want to thank all the mothers who brought or sent such delic ious cookies and Mrs Campbell for the fruit juice Mrs Campbell thinks the two little Menke girls and the two little Burg deilnsve yellow jaundice , Hton R SmlthJudflO of Probate We wrote letters to all our sick A CQPV people Ceieula Powjf v v Register Probate STXTH GRADE NEWS 1 SIX1W OFVENTH GRADE NEWS We are glad to have Barbara SEVLN1H McAfee back to school after a weeks Q of wvenlh Rrado mrare,orry to he that BoniUc, J TZ nations this week They are for our, M , to 11 fiterto thank Mr Wj5J is finishing their units we WISH v v Clark for driving us to Ann Arbor Wednesday Mrs Tasch and a few of the children have been watching a Childrens quiz on TV on Saturday They bring in the questions and give them to us Some of us are pretty good Beverly Campbell brought a gopher to school Delia Davis brought her guinea pig to school Gordon LaBelle and Donnie Sing the meeting The class OrftdU jrottff foot on 10 SOO tiny ftlr fubblM, la ilr4 Air CtujUon ross6iXffhv SSETXOB XU ofcU at rwu eoftvnlBc la yoor homi, one, m ihop to giy you Pmoul Flttlaf srvied aw ldta of sao eoafort 8To obUfftUOftWo XUn Syfft, P9B ACK HANNETT FlhCKNEY MICR Menke girls ana tne iwo nine jULfi UU1UUU , boys were very polite and quiet dur er explored the route we intend to follow for our hike ing the program wrallVnloJed the beautiful flow j We are glad James Hollinssworth rs Sharon Griffiths and Mary Kelly is back in school, broughtfor the room and tea table We are preparing a program for Thank you, girls broadcasting For Prompt Dead Stock Removal GALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 450 Dublin Core The 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 13, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 13, 1953 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 1953-05-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8c0e2fd452e7d809e1bde66d27d60096.pdf 67060660b4da34cbd57b35eb18eabbef 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. yiTf fpwPf wmmfnmmi i vwi n IT Pinckn I Vl r k 71 TflE PffTCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 20, 1953 Deaths his oil the Mitkif Mirror LOUIS COYLE Charges that tne stubbornness Louis Coyle, 75, died at ot one man in the staje senate home on Farley Road, east ia noiaing up ine soiuuon to tne Pincknt Sunduy He was iviucnigan IUX proDieni are oe son 0f the late Thomas ana Mar nig wmspeiea unoat me staie Qarei Qlennon Coyle and was capuoi mis man is Senator DCrn x L s3utll Lyon Auuit 45, eorqe rugguis, cnairman t UM id7 The family moved to the state tax committee, it is said he, I Whitmore Lake area while he nu consistently reiused to con VCuJ a r,maii boy On June 25 ftikoiic A High School Athhtics SCHOOL NEWS lorfi Catholic Ckui tacxnti Michigan r Albti j Sclunitt, 1 Sunday Ma Summer o f,J, 8QG, ii Vuiex d0u A I00o Movenna Delations 5riday even r at 73 onieftsJopB Sid 13 IK siuer any nins except mose lav 19i3 he carried ihressa Meivin sLSJ6 u uru ny nis commute He iur Cl riney ror 5 years tne CMU,iav 3,,J tner contused tne situation byillvea m Morthlield township 35 coming up with a new tax bill years ayo they bought the W,H, on aaiusted receiptsA press con,1 piaceWay iarm on Farley Road terence tound the bill contusing which has since beea their and that many adjustments home would be necessary beiore it J Survivors axe his wife and two would be practical brothers, Rev JVCoyle, pastor inere are those who cry poht oi St Johns Churchi jackson icsand say it the committed d Mexmdei oi Whitmore VPMIUU report out tne corpoiaU, The Ro was recited at pronto tax it would pass But this the home Tuesday night ana nas been advocated by Gov the luneraI was St M t VViiiiama and its passage would church this m0rninq with burial be a leather in his cap, Higgins in st M ,8 Cemetery rtos so far been abie to stop it j On the other hand he has been unable to come up with d tax ney Congi church SundayMay i24 at oijo p,m, The public is in I v iied The program is as follows na jiCaptain Silver Jensen I Snake Dance Evelyn Hail iuuday iwli aU jyias streamlined Train Schauni l inoai 1,vim,j Swinging Along Grace Poulson OligacgdilOll TheJKevcrtors Schaum Lev, Keith huegsegqei Patoi JoyJjft Waltz Rofe, Noel Rose Sunaay School 930 a in fiiJBTon a Mule Jensen Morning Wosnip 1045 ais Dawn in the Vallev Carol liai Radio broadcast Station WPAG, 1 luetic Dance Howeii Ann Arbor 3oU to 400 pia pejir and tne Wolfe, Prokofiei Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pm Joyce Fuhrman Monday Micjht,hkie Study dU0 Piano Concerto u KINDERGARTEN NEWS PIANO RECITAL Pat FiuMini buuhi a rubber I Tne piano pupils of Mrs, Mexnitv ath his uIowuv this wetkj ffitin Campbell will present tneir Marilyn snjn hi tiht baby annual piano recital in the Pinck ibits Tls v hack and white 1CAfi Wed Choir Pxactise Junior 4LJ Le Secxe Senior 7cj dlo Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet Dizzv Fingers ing 800 p m Polonaise, Chopin j We preach Christ and everyone Johnson is very very welcome TschcAowski autier, Donna Basy llosi Ma2itj rJii vtnt to ilrivi in anil saw LIK Quiet Man Connie Kvusur brwiyht some 111 s to Ju,,, U Lariy Bauuhn n an ol fish ioyed ualltt which has been in liis niiy nKiny Allen Strpht n snake skin wallet Haiol j Ci avii has linall peila iii s iii tiie Ionn Fi li iiliiinotli with hi We are niakiitf ja to iui to our htid i rut Umiaem 5 rer IS Ul mTrnS CraW10t agree 0ii a neutiXl xy be oniy a i new kitten, always folto visit his t to church in MumenConfrey Elaine We are pJanniie a pnJam foi i JAMES 1 LEWIS uiuaOliile James L Lewis, 64, who ownedt bill acceptable to the legislature the fann on u3S, now the prop Cavery Mennonit Church This puts the Republicans on erty oi LeSter McAfee died in a I e Wev Ea Beachy, Pastor the hot seat and gives the Dem Bad JQ hospital Monday Sur js S SP Wahei Escb ocrats campaign material vivinq aie his wife and a daugh Mny Woliiilii Recustribuuon of the sales tax ter Fred Seqer o Brighton 5J Y Schi , t along the Princeton survey hne funeral was at Keehn Funeral15 K V nf LOSE TO CHELSEA 11 to 2 Pinckney who dropped thnr opening game to Chelsea 2 to 0 J again lost to the team Tuesday our mothers Some of our Cn iama We are suj,, i h his the mtasles luly lie, In,,, ,,,, t Ilojine Ltley tii ar yeit to uav V II o s Ji minv tOJl Perry Morthui tonsils U the real aim of Senator riigg , irighton Today,Rev IV P fV11 ins but even those wno lavor n M MCLUMB officiating, Burial 4 eay it is impracUcal as it would ifiriqlyiDn,1 f Weac3sda7 HtOO o n iorce rural and local communit iee to raise taxes It would also have to be submitted io a refer ,U45 r60 le a aAN UNADILLA PRESPxTi JOSEPH MORRIS3EY JR M Rev Yauchl paste Mr, and Mrs, Irvin Kennedy Worsmp 103J a m dun by tne peopleSenator Higg attended funeral of Joe Morris J dY ho1 G ia im is said to favor giving the sey jri 40 at the Bunler Hilli0111210 106 8J P Mnr ths Ume H 2 DaveHahosj h,n V WC started for Pinckney and pitchedyesterday, n G innings He only allowed 3 hitsHe ieoiei had 6 crros made against i hun qiving Chelsea 7 runs, JimJilw mower Wilson pitcueu tne 7th inning I John Beihns baby rabbits ilid and cllowei 5 hits and 4 runs, Jnniny Shirey ha Wrnte for Clsco only allov od Km 4 hits, a homer an a single by u l,v Hauies and rt b rro jai Ly i yeais ohi tiie, ,ft i Irs i new y ie car Ome hiJii Wi voters the alternative ot repeal Catholic Church ing the sales tax diversion or mother was the fomerdaFanniMCTHER MUGHToT DINN1 baopitng a new tax It is said Murphy oTpinckney Besides his 30, u,,1, he has had much help hKm auto parents he leaves 3 brothersiW6 uet J and Bradley A soiu new Mother a, laot nivht i M v Hi iAir Ni Johnny Dinkel sister Burial was in St loJlowing awcias were mc eldest, motherIVTSfrank PeiO oungest P un lis h CookiMcL daughters, Mrsioe jains, yj Mrs Gustoibon, 4 qeneraticis the regular meeting of the Mrs F Peters, Mrshose lien Marys Cemetery, Pincknoy OLD MEMBERS DA At rincney CongI Lacries Aid at Mr Al church Thursday Jhe ioirnet Swarthout memoers ana contributors to the soiety were honertd rch TERRITCiY EiLARGD was given a orsage ana iniro The oIcpion jn e ratti oii Ciiiiiev, Mri corporations drawing up his tax arQ program, If you are confused by the tax picture you are not the only one, State Treas, Brake icharges Michigan officials make coninct ing statements One was there was a balance of 38,Uuu,0Uu in the state treasury, Brake says 28,112,529 of this is earmarked for special purposes ana cannot be available kx the general duc1acl bY M3 LIu Darrovv The, son Lake area w II hP m fund rlors w decorated with to the Huicney L J T The present figure on the deficit is So5000000 This wds arriv ed by balancing the general fund committments against liq uid assets Brake says a manaq abale deficit is not too bad as it promotes economy while a auc plus makes economy aifficult ihe legislature passed the bill allowing use of oieo in schools but did not exempt other state institutions The legislature which cut out n am ais, elid to i t if M I I i UereVioj Niney W 1, U , U I Ui,, iL1, , rriday with her sist i vatits to thank t,i v esjai I,I tne lit i i i rint ha said that JesterfJay tter eoniir ome new i subterfuge insteaa of 1 of opinion In this cc , m, is a strong feeling ot no compro mise with the Commuinstaepec ially Russia and China tueai Brihan wants a 4 power conter ence to iron out the aiihcuiues The parties woula be United States, Great Biaan, Husio una France Ail have recognizee Communist China bu United States Tins was preceded by at j tacks on United States by both VVinston Churchill and and Cie rM jment AtLee of hngland lor its U uncompromising attitude towari ,n,t Communist hina Tney saici United States does not desire I peace witn China ana AtLee adaed that Senator McCarthy is more powerful than the president This has caused repercus sions here and demanas that President Eisenhower state puuc ly thai he will never consent ta seaJng Communis Chm i in UN This he has refusea to ao , Sena or McCarthy would send the fleet fo China and sink ail British ships carrying wur mater lal to China The China lobby in j the U,S, Senate, headed by Sen ator Knowland of California wiil be satisfied with nothing lets than Gen Chang Kai Chek back in power in China and we doubt United States can accom, plish this unaided by her allies lltil jit It V oil It U I rjcuquets oi apple blossoms and soon as th sac p uiipv Fauia Cuilett sang The tornmcv, ppnvt Jia Hugqed Crops, dedicated ney fire dept gives o Mit, Hattie Haze Decker who and having hon i is 93 A iarqe cake, decorated in pas tel shades centered the taoie jviesdames Sadie Moran ana ftndva VanSiambrook poured and Lucille Sims cut the cake Chairman for the occasion was Mrs, Marilda Clark 48 were present Among those honored were Mrs Mable Mann rnancje y, It is exported ota be installed in tn veer ,erv 1 Pin protection er p 11 litK la tittenucin V lie went to 1 4 Si,, ,a1The Three Vis The P icrophone V in iMai inn , KtiOW it an ay y it l ivHe has a a no hnejy or Ks rarry a horse M J II i l f i un Karen H i ali OK ,,1 truck, and a IIIMK V birrl j StS Mi o,a, nil ioot or rut his bo tie MI il MV uncle oi isunt Hie has Kranrtinother hat a hiilhcfay er eje will next O ilw t II lf, COMMENCEMENT WLEK j Sunday, May 1, 0JU p m, L oaccalaureae at bCioci, R3V Fiue3egger l1 Friday, May 29, 800 p m, the jtal ,iji KaderV ii i i r i s S , i Iliimc liiiit Ml , a o , tj 1 iunUeev v i lit Mr iii alti i , i ji,i mi, ah at oi o, I JUIllr 11 i an ,7 of ii oiory I t M Brahy e have he ftj Ii nen will i Judy Haines has i i a it me , ii j,,, j Milo Pluii in a i Shainii iulltip ha,tir ii iii yesteroi new crayons KM her stek , oose tooth some clay it i J at rv ie a ui da , ll MVrll,l J a i to a i SKfOM tn DI I I,, 11 a i iiai M I , iijis i fin V I eil one day laM, w i i e li,, , will soi n ha in ool lionnii Haiti an 1 Wole oil the HCk lit Mary fee A waif L ,l ten eanir the 27,00 for the naval reserve KirtIandj Mrs Weltha Vail, Mrs, Oommencemni at the school ,a ,n ,,iuuI vn later relented and gave tnem Man3 SIoailj MrS MabIe Back Monday, June 1, leave on Sen lll15,000 US ciella Fish, Rose HenleeEd trip to Virginia Caves, Wash ith reck he a mgton D C, UiantA ucecii, Niagara Falls, Car drivers, Mr HE LIBRARY NSWo rteader JacK Younqjarner Burns, The Library Board wishes taiLonnie VanSambrook, W, La thank DrSamued Levin ot Beard Prad, Gone 10 days, siey Rd, for his numerous dona tons of especially fine books IN APPRECIATE I We have purchased a plastic 1 did greatly enjoy he cards, covi tor Scotts US Stamp Catletters, flowers ana qif, which catalog and it now circulate were sent o me auiiq my ill for a 2 week period ness bv friends and crqanizat ieoni Bonner ions I shall remember them always Dorothy Dinkel We ale woiliinL, ot eonipuseil oi the liii pa chool year oui earbo ihr of ti RZCOHD SIZE GENERATORS ietioit Edison has ordered 2 A huobub has broken out in he McLean school,Detroit where, it is charged that a teacher has enanqered the health oi the pupj pils y hypnosis At Wayne gene, ral hospital the idea that this is injurious is ridiculed, Whether I here is any such thing has long been debated, Undoubtedly some persons have peculiar I CARD Ok THANKS Gov WiHiams has appointed ,Ben East of Holly, editor of Out door Lib and Robert Brevitz, ot the Michigan Shade Tree Co to the Conservation Commission 102 fhres burned over 725 acres 1 eek 6 trcright line aerial routes were flown over southern Michigan last week to deHarmine the tyatentional breeding popul ation of nesting ducks Rosie the famed rabbit who has been live trapped 45 times Bire I960, has been captured jwice this spring As usual she was expecting A new him, Youth on Conser vation Trails, is available on loan from he dept, ,, lc w, Gov Williams signed 2 hsmng ,, tha wm be instalIed m a new laws last week One limits stur Edison generating station to be TTXTTT r, 7 geon fishing to Ian and FebThe, fknQwn Ryer Roage COUNCIL PrCCEGS other 1 in Plant The new plant is be May 12, 1953 ised and had h asl P licenses qood too 15 days in pIanned for location at thoi meeting, all to order nt r, rZJ stead of 10 pining of the Detroit and Rouge Resident Dinkel present Game dept men counted 691 river j Shirley, Read liplady, Clinton1 deer in 4 nights last week m Construction is set io start in AbsentKennedy and Swarthout mille Hmla n t week u ,mmei went 1, the dentist SatinJay We made Mny Baskets lriiiay Joan Entires hinther is hutm , t iurlouuh V1 ike MtjyT i lay Ionna I i,u Ann Mi ii,, e n, c al nrtiii etxi ,1 w onr1 nil veiit sho v o Oi HI hi a ro,,iii, nn Arl Venning Curi liive new shoi Diatine n,i n nis ,n, t Billy iiirsoii John WiJson witii BilJy ,ouison We wmilil like to thank X nin ha a sent K tie Situo jrianc , J SundaN Iliihlivh KJ ixlay nih or J J OS Doy qiant steam turbine generators j l wish to express my sincere the largest in the world which wish to my neighbors ana will boos Soutlieastern Michi friends the Pinckney Chapter igems electric supply by 520,0001023, Past Ma rons Club end thti Ulcvas, nearly 700,000, horse Anniversary Club for their kind poWer i expressions of good will durinq v The big machines are the first 7 recent illness Mrs Roger J, Carr and program tocxth central Michigan inejanuaiy 0f 1954 Minutes of last meeting rea used lights o shine them Tree insects are beginninq to appear the mos bothetsome PORTRAIT OF THE QUEENS by Clinton to allow following and approved Motion by Tiplady, supported bemg vhetent caterpillar j MOTHERIN LAW WU TV ,0 broods of Canaa jhe jngncan Weekly pre Leo Ewers, rd work Ian aeese have been hatched m sents in itg May 24 isgue a high Murray s Gulf, oil , ,Ti TV, ecreation area ly interestmg profile oi QueenA1, Shirley, park com, Bu2Dbelhs motherin law, Prinp Swarthout, park com cess Alice of Greece who has be vm Kennedy, park com Three more broods n geese have the Island Lake VEW POSTAL RULING A new rulincr by Jio postothce cQme Q nun Accompanying the Van Motor Sales, qas dew now allows patrons to seai captiva4inq story me exClusive j Cmkel, rd vk fiA backages mailed without VQ, fiom prfnesss A1U A A, Const, Co patching uslna a printed label, May Bo CfiS fcmily album See The Am Cass Clinton, st com, Opened for Inspection Patrons can Weokly h the May 24 Lsa Tiplaay, st, com are still forbiddren to place writ messages in parcel post pack It is recommended mat en ages u o Detroit Sundav Times S1250G 305 5000, 5000 5000 1 3,001 7500 49,60 50,00 50,00 50,0 85,01 power over others anl many ofWlwJ UjSSoms tne so called faith healers prac 1 FIFTH GKVDF XFWS Use this In the book, TrilbyV Spellin Bee wtnners svvv Tommv Svengah, a hynopist was f Singer an, Anita Shirey Ranni able to make a young girl into jp were lhmny Bauhna grand opera Singer by this histatson power, ifears ago a student paid, We had our Mothers Da way through University of1, I Michigan by giving hypnosis jshowt in different towns, He call f nJi ,U program liure were peopla on the stage and madej Pct 1 soven youii visitors hem do strange things, Hypno,An,tfl 1ShtV Wus htti lstess and pouted coftee We endeci oui proram by square dancing and waltz Mrs Miller was very proud of us and we wish to thank her for 1 r T a 1and pracised m Denver, Colorj Wj wish to lhank M ado, Tnere he won so many shilpy umJ Mrs rJalk Mn f CCFGS he was haled before the u Jovejy hiihdav party thev V1 bar association for using hypnor Anita and Dennis hsm, He was acauited vvhen he We arc reviwin our work thi swoTe on the stand it was all a week, and taking test, fle and there vas no such W There 1S a parrallel to this in our opinion During World War 1 the Czar of Russia was overtlirned by a business mens regime headed by Alexander Ker enskiThis failed to function and was overturned by Communists under Lenin and, Troieki Th CScar was relcrt3a teTthe king ci England and Woodrow Wilson, tnen president was prevailed up on to send troops to Siberia to restore the Czar to power al through the reason given woe to protect American lives and property This resulted in a long casualty list of American soldiers and collapsed when the Communists massacred tne Czar and his entire family It wts I expected the Russians would I join the invaaing British and Am erican army and help restore I the Czar but instead they joined 1 with the Cimmunists against the invaders, Alaska and Hawaii are hoth Jgualified for statehooa but year after year are given the runaioun President Eisenhower in platform last fall which wa framed for him by others, came out tor Hawaii staehood which is Republican but ignored Alas ka which is Democrat The Haw aii bill got kicked around in committee ana massed the house but was killed by the senate last week who added an amendment to it providing for Alaskan state hood and sent it back to corn U principal objection to the bill is that it would add 4 more senators and disturb the asi Wednesday We wish to thank present balance where the soutl all the mothers and friend, who at em, eastern and western blocki are able to block all legislation ihey do not favor in a store window aii ciay,awak, eninq him at his night snow, He K graduated from the law dept,andaj Howard Read, st, com, Bob Egeler, salary Morion carried, tmessaae b7placed in a lett SOfIffllS GRAVE FLAGS were approved n5 wasted tc the package Livingston county has purchas The followina crpDoinVrent tiVdmat is now 30 percent in ed flags to place on the grave Dr Ray Duffy, health officcer v v4 inn vearc c 0 it was 37 of every soldier in the county t Don Van Winkle, village attor rvf nlv time the d was outhe work of placing the flags Uney Ezra Beachy, sreet com rt, TIA wrrs in 19 45 when handled by veterans orqanizat j Bob Egeler, marshail Motion to rJtr volume of seller mail ions at Howell BriqhtonFowTpr adjourn carried a heavy volume 01 soi ui ww UA J CII IUTHJJ st,u erased the deficit thing, LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN DAR FOR MAY, 1953 Saturday,May 23,MM Degrees at 800 p m Highland Park Masons to assir4 r dogree work Regular meeting June 2, 8 pm Monday, Tuesdays Wednesdqy,May25 26 27, Grand Lodge at Grand Rapids Livingston to send deleaation of 8 Clare Miller W M P W Cwrtt Sec Spring is in the air spirits art high and panty raids have brok on out in various colleges At Michigan Skate 600 student riot ed, raided dormitories and mat ched lingerie when it was not ossed out the window to them The University authorities mad Hre threats of punishment but ve shall see what shall e are very sorry to have so many outthey are Mary Lou Can At the time of similar raids a trell, measles Hilly Kipffs, tonsileiyear ago all the punishment tomy Barbara liussoli and Floyd handed out were a few slaps on Rendell, jaundice Sandra Matheson, foe wrist Ther IS a demand that poison oak haihara Milliken meas les, and 1eier Kohon, sore throat Hurry and nft well Dr C, I, Towner and wife attended the Ontario Dental convention this week and his classes 30th reunionThey return May 25th Billy Beck of the Hicks school was one of the county 8th grade r ferns implicated lose, ibefc draft deferment but this probab 1 wont happen either, James C Donahue son of Mr and Mrs John L Donohue of tlM dilla would like to hear tromhto hionds, his address is James C, Donohue AD3 3277530 Division X VRS Navy 128 Ii graduates at Howell last night Icrre FPO San Francisco, CaW Mrs, C Carson Hoffinasvorth 1 The Hicks school hill bUIy band Mrs Mary 4M W1 and son, Lee visited her parents played 2 numbers Uha Vail and Mrs Cftflora 1 r, J J T , , ,,, 1 t Mr, and Mrs,Harry Metfoer in 1 Earl and Erwin Mann of Detro man of lackson and ttpclpa vine, Hartand and Fmcimev, Mildred Ackley, village clerk Fort Wayne d, 1 weok lt visited Gene Mann Tuesday, ei on Gene Mann WltojJffT l Vx VJ Vf , y,aifeuto 3Wte JMI ffltfFRW X ,1 r, vWWINfiY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 20 1953 v jt 1K ESK vfvfiJl M iiB ssss n Vocal Solo,Florence Andrews, 40 couple attended the dance at the Wm Brogan home Friday night, The Independent League will be entertained at the Glenn, Gardner home Saturday i k 1 t v , l HOWELL MICHIGAN Dextet Theater IHTtt Mich 1 i s t KZS Friday, Saturday, May 22, 23 Double Feature MAVERldlr SJartioo Comedy Novelty Cartoon yfmd BUI Elliott, Phyllis CoaUs AND Thursday, My 21 Alan LadcL Arlee Dahl TESERTmtEGION Technicolor Slnckridg Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Jean Simmons, Victor Mature In 5 BBS MiitS si , jyL BARN ,A POUlTRt HOUSE I DREAM OF JEANIE Daughter bcnguet ANDROCLES AND THE LION Stanina I AND flay MlddletoMuriel Lawrence IW i uig iue btockoriage school 1 SUMU i uiii to hichcra Crockett and MU0 ox Gregory May 4, a son 1J Uubudd Ui3 Moiuer and SAVAGE MUTINY Mat Sun, 200 p, m, Cont, Also Cartoon r FIED LOT HOC LOT MILK HOUM W NOG HOUSE LAUNDRY BATHROOM aa m 3 vrtw 1AWN AND GARDEN awiw J Many a water system In operation today k like a small boy trying to do s grown mans work It was probably just right when the owner installed it But now, because running water offers so many benefits, the sjstem may be given more fobs than it was made to handle During May, check up on yonr system ejpaclty and pressure If you want suggestions for increasing them, your Edison Farm Service Advisor will be happy to oblige Just phone, write or visit any Edison omo No obligation w JJ Corwn nas bought the oiareiice Cranna house at Gxea ory Jack Felton, 24 and Scm Harper 2L Stockbridg onion work iers were eaeu given 2 to 10 j years in Jackson prison by Judge Lreakey at Ann Arbor last wegk ix assaulting Drew buns and David Aymor Cnelea residents,5 miles east oi Jackson on US12 Two oner youths, Howard Allen, 19, and Kenneth Biown 18, are not yet sentenced Brighton has bought tiie mill pond property there of To n Leith ior 10,000 They will reure the dam and make a public marking lot Rev J M McLucas has receiv eU a call to return as pastor oi the Brighton Methodist church for the 11 tli year at an increase 1 in salary Jeny Byrno a bakex at the fJChiison convict camp escaped last week Mi a4d Mrs Emil Kuchar of Winans Lake left Monday for ken xVionao, Calif, to live Mrs EIIu Sackable ha closed her heme in Howei ciil qone to o urhcvn Rest Hamo at Lansville, to live Mrs Braman StackSunday, Monday, May 24, 25 Kiddies Mat Sat 200 p, m, TVANHOE Technicolor starrJno Robert Taylor Elixabeth Taylor ovslty cartoon DESTINATION GCXiV m technicolor Starring Richard Widmark, Don Taylor News I am a Paratroopor rrxriottw Tues, WedThur May 26 27, 2 IVANHOE Tecnnicolor Tues, WedwThur May 26 27, 27 I , Starring SERPENT OIF THE NILE Robert Taylor, Elisabeth Taylor Technicolor cartoon news shorts Starrtna Coming Treasure of the Golden Rhonda Fleming, Wm Lundigan Condor, Presidents Lady comedv cartoon novels i rf lee 1 heater Coming Invaders from Mars The Lone Hand Whltmce Lake Mich Sao Theatre Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Enrol Frynn, Maureer OHara AGAINST ALL FLAGSf i ttKimicolor iRIVE IN THEATRE j Also n U S 12 ox Jackson Rd5 mites I CATTLE TOWN west of AHA Arbor j Dennis Morgan Rita Morena Porjjgroound Children under 12 raroM Free admitted Free J iue propieto nd ivjr, Red Vorld s ij,sa 11 t EDISON 50 yjeiaro ElMrictSiifvice J r 1 J V , able are old friends bciinc Cics nurses oveiCGas in Var I Paul Bennctt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bennett of Howeii, has won an ensigns commission at the naval school, Newport, Rl The Safety Patrol of Howell public school left last week on a np to Washington, D C spon sored by the American Automo fl ,To t 2 2rt V M M, JL ver Har 7 C t o A COMMUNITY EVENT Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 SAN ANTONE with Rod Cameron, Arlene Whelan Also ISLAND OF DESIRE l with j Linda DaraelL Tab Hunter Cartoon Sunday, Monday, May 24, 25 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE Technicolor With Gary Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter AND WKERES CHARLEY wtin Ray Bolger bile Association Cartoon The TriCounty base ball Tues WedJhur May 23 27, 27 league which once had 12 teams THE MIRACLE OFF OUR LADY has so far only been able to get QF FATIMA 5 teams tor this year Brighton Technicolor Foeierville, Webberlville, Lan sing and Ann Arbor Another Gilbert Roland, Susan Whitney team is needed Also Police raided the Wade Bros THE FIRST TIME Carnival at Monroe last week ,n and arxested 6 employees oper Retort Cummings, Barbara Halo i eirating games of chance ana a cartoon Miss Pagan for obscene danc ing AU were fined 5924 each, William Ketcham of Sun, MoiuTues, May 24, 25, 26 DESTINATION GCBL Technicoioi Starring Richard Widmark, Don Taylor ifleaturette, Com News Cartoon Wed Thur, Fri, May 27, 28 29 Watt Dimcys PETER PAN us tr Snarnlr iso Disney BEAR COUNTRY wood ard uWS Prije for this adulta 75c Children 35c, tax included Chelsea KiudtCLJt Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Double Feature UNDift THE RED SEA a true under water show AND DE3ERT PASSAGE Tim Kolt Western starring Richard Marhn, Joan Nixon rarioon erne newi Sunday, Monday, May 24, 25 SERPENT OF THE NILE Technicolor T IS HERE f9 rnia V, J Sponsored by the i SWsS D r t ama Starring , f 4, , coIn Rhonda Feming, Wm Ludgan I Pvt John Bezzeq Jr of Dexter Peak spent the week end at ihe ,Sunj shows 3, 5, 7, 9 , i township who lost a leg when Georqe Thompson home oartoon Stooge Comedy shorts 8 he stepped on a land mine in AC Charles Hewlett was Korea is now at naval hospital home from Dttroit Saurday Tues, VVdThur May 26 27 27 Great Lakes, 111 I Mrs Rita Howe gave a show WHITE GODDESS Mr and Mrs I,eo Devine o er Friday night for Mrs Lois F Drmna Starring Dexter have purchased the Cash Burg Jon Hall Valentine farm in Webster of John Mclntee of Minnesota crter Pu ftmitk Howell Chamber ofComm f HOWELL, MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its free Entry Cards Aw Waiting for You In AU HowU Stores Where the Rules of the Contest Are Posted Notes or 2 4i iiso were married May 10 Miss hleanor Brogan closed Tile sP2tch has just piuued kjrKhool in the Sprou district 6000 coupon tickets fc 6MCL3 lirill Socisy on a Peninsu s Will Harris and Leo Lavey range fc taught 14 bass, 10 sunfish and a perch in 2 hours one day this lru Indcpendeil League m with Mr Nettie Vauahn Monday the Lloyd Preston Estate The NorthviUe Junior Horse Show is crt NorthviUe Downs on Sunday, May 31 ivim ui m fears Ago The e Highway Dept is adverising for bids to pave the jpinckney Main St j Mrs Bessie Sweetman Fohey, j wife of Mike Fohey, died in Dejtroit May 20 The business section of Oak I Grove was nearly wiped out by hre Friday i The Marble school,MrsJennie Lavey, teacher, closed with a i picnic Friday In the baU game jthey beat the Pinckney grade boys who were reinforced by Roland Shehan and RusseU ReadThe following were neither absent or tardy the entire school year Hollis and Fritz Wylie and Dorothy Ellis , The game warden arrested d ti number of local fishermen for jumping the gun on the opening of the fishing seasonThey were not arrainqed at once so they I went before a local justice and Wm Kennedy in right Kennedy Pd PY Warden said com sco K7 the only run Curdy and pHcmt was faulty and they have rnley were the Howell battery, to appear in HoweU Tuesday The Cty of Flint wiU celebrate Pinckney Independents won ,ts colden jubilee May 25 eir third straight game by beating Hamburg there Sunday James Henry and sor Josse, n to 4 Chet Haupt pitched for are building a barn Burt, pinckney and got 4 hits Eck had 3 Cox starred crt short is visitina his sister, Mrs Mary Thur, Fri Sat May 28,29, 30 rlitzsirnmons TEW PAN Kirk Van Winkle W M of Liv Mr and Mrs Albert Frost enncwoce Andrews closes her fChOOl in the Cady district on Wday ana eleted the following offic jngon Lodge is attending grand e 18 relatives Sunday They crs Pres, Morley Vaughn Vice lodge m Detroit j or cdifornict Monday MEN Skilled and Unskilled Detroit Die Set Corpo Pinckney one 80 IM us have warm weather Mks Thressa Melvin doed fetor 1011001 in District No ox ter township Fridav Herbert Cope is filling ieuuro in Nebraska this week Pres, Glenn Gardner SocXthal aiiam Asst Sec,, Clayton ilfaewayTreaNorna Vauqhn, WTixom BrosShow is in Howell Azel Carpenter and Ezra Plum June 12, mer are tearing down a bam at TU D u , Orchard Lake for Col Edwin S ihe Putnam Hambura rarm George which they wiU nemove The Young Men3 Club base ers Club meet with Dr and Mrs t0 s aame reserve here ball team becrt Fowell ther Sat H F Sigler May 27The program Lloyd Nash underwent a masurda 1 toO Flo Moran and is Inst, Solo, Florence RiceT1 0 0prcon oi the Pinckney Leo icvey wore the battery Rex ing Mrs Andrews Vocal Solo, Sanitarium Tuesday Read starred in left Lambrtson Mr3, Guy HaU Recitation, Flor Vpsilcm high school beat the a firstthr, second Fred Read ence Andrews Reading Ida pinckney here Tuesday at base WlBiam Jacobyi of Pincimy at 3b cm Dofan at short Arthur VanFleet Solo Norma Vaughn JJJ JR 0 Cecil Hendee was1 t Jalla Kett 01 Webberville Sworthout was in center and Reading, Mrs E W Kennedy the pitcher 1 P L UMA NU WATER SYSTEM Sianloy Dnkei Jm M1 m THE HNr flf niSPATCH Wadndor May 20, 1953 ti v LW flEZtSES PUT IT UP TO juoy V lf 4 I A HOWMYmEWONB HELPED iNANtMERNCV MRVINCEWTCARMB DETROIT MICHIGAN r M , r I WNT My r,A 0 la 0FF SI ft ssk AWFUL SICK PLEASE ALL RJSHT D6ARWeilRND youR cppy r 36 a A 2 cfe HER M0THR JUST WHISPERED A NUMBER TALK WITH qupyia DORpTHy MURRAY si TR TO REACH HgRCAPPy Wg CCALL WlNCENT AT SCVPUR WIFE JS iHiyp SETTER JKRy H0ME lii AUTHEPXICE IN7H MEANTIME NRMA HEATH, MICHIGAN 9E11 SERVICE ASSISTANT trfi GOT Oft H0Uj U OH, DADDY m i MOMMYS FEEUNS BETTER f A MY WIFES ALL RISHT A KH N0WTHANKSTOTUP V x,THE OPERATORS AND THE T rPuOKl ltl ffcV ft P K QN TIMES OF EMERGEN ,,TrJS, ilS HARP TO MEASURE THE VALL OF YOUR TELEPHONE IN DOLLARS AND CENTS TELEPHOME SERVICE CERTAINLY IS ONE OF THE BI6EGT BARGAINS IN THE FAMILY BUPGETJ WORTH A LOT MORB THAN IT COSTS MICHIGAN BELL TELL US HOW YOUR TELEPHONE HELPED VOU NAM i EMERGENCY IP IT 13 USED IN AN ADVERTISEMENT LIKETH3, YCU WLl fiECEIVuTHE ARTISTS CRJINAL CRAWING AS A GIFT ALRESC ERTISING DEPARTMENT 136 CASS AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN v Kr,m y V iv J bi , CEf SfATF OF MiCriiClttli iao tiObaifc CCJUI to do Couii PtA6sStur 7 13 f The local PTA is feeling sheepih today Seems they complained th voungters werent learning nough Said they couldnt even spell So the kids challenged them to a spoiling bee I was aptain of the PT A ers, Doc Brown told me Both iams made the first round just flne But on the second round Speedy Taylor went down on efficiency Then his boy Chip, who happened to be next on the school team, rattled it right off From then on it was murder 80 now Doc says that the iLuikirg signwhole PTA is ing up for night school From where I sit, it alwayf pays to look and think before yoc leap to conclusions Take thotsa folks who would deny me 1 tent perate glass of beer without a moments thought They wouldnt want me to interfere with thet personal preferences for, say, but termilk Its a good idea to think twice before you spell out rulut for your neighbor Conyright,l95J it taes Drewcrs lvindalio ROYALS 2V tut V2 hp Cut grots th eosy woy itf, ti,c Gig Copacit Reo Royole gosy to hondlo Quick jtarfing 1 hp 4cycle Reo nglne Pcer to spare for sfeep grc teuflhesf gra or optional THE 1VEY HARDV7ARE Ptncney, Michigan t u osam r JC court neai ai the Probate Ciiice in the City oi Howell, insaici county on the 16th day of May A, D, 1953 , rtesenL Houoiubiw rurum rl Smith, Jig oi Probate In the Matter of the Change of i Name of Alander Joseph KozIowski his wile and children,adult marr led person Alexander Joseph KosIowski,hav inq filed in said court his petition j praying that the Court enter an I order, changinq his name from Alexander Joseph Kozlowski to Aexander Joseph Kort and the name of his wife from Jane Ther era Kozlowski to Jane Theresa Kort and the names of his child ren to Kort It is Ordered,That the 13ih day of June A D 1953 at ten oclock in the forenoon, a, iaid probate offic, be and IA hereby appointed for hearinq said ptit ion i It if Orderedjhat notice there of be qiven by publication of a , copy lerwof for three weeks con secutivaiy previous to said day of heavina in the Pincknov Dis patch, a newspaper printed and 1 circulated in said county HixaxL , indqe ot Probato true ccv elesti T icrcHal Reqister of Probate High Soil Fertility Needed fo Bumper Crop Yields, Extra Profits andow Bushel Cost 1High yielding, fully developed ear got well balanced feed jf nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizer 2Unfinished nubbin lacked sufficient nitrogen 3Phosphatestarved ear IChaffy, undermatured ear needed potash M AKING money growing acre, but the cost per bushel corn these days depends dropped to 77 cents The gross n how many bushels per acre return increased to 159 which ou get High yields mean left the farmer with a net profit high profits Low yields mean of 8276 This was nearly three low profits or possible loss times the profit per acre from The main key to high yields the 48bushel yield ij high soil fertility The use of fertilizer meant Agronomists recently report the difference in profits, vd that fixed production costs Other vital factors affecting n any corn field hih or low yield are good tilth and soil yielding, averaged S3166 per structure drainage and a stalk sere That was true on fields population sufficient to make yielding 48 bushels per acre use of nil the nutrients availland on fields averaging 106 able in the soil If the soil can Jbushels per acre Such costs not provide the nutrients in Velude plowing, planting, cul balanced1 supply, they can be livatinn, interest, depreciation added in the form of commertn buildings and machinery cial fertilizer carrying nitroand other expenses gen, phosphate and potash The cost of the seed, ferti Yields of 100 and more bushlier, picking and interest els per acre are possible even needed to make 48 bushels per in severe drouths, when the acre boosted the total cost to crop is well fertilized artd has 4248an average of 88 cents a large enough stalk population, per bushel With corn t 1 Yl t was demonstrated by per bushel the 48 bushels gave agronomists in drouthstricken a gross return of 72 and a net Missouri last year County profit of 2052 per acre agents throughout the state re But to make 106 bushels per ported that farmers who acre the variable costs aver reached the 100bushel corn aged 4458, including 3474 goal, fertilized on the basis of spent for fertilizer This boost soil tests and planted their corn ed the total cost to 7624 per at the proper rate Fertilizing Pasture Ups Milk Yield per Cow Cuts Feeding Costs Boosts Dairy Profits H IGH milk yields per cow and per acre arc the key to high profits for dairy farmers in the months ahead, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee You can get higher milk production by building up your Well fertilized pasture gives more milk per acre at a lower production cost , pastures and by good pasture management, says a statement ifued by the committee This ill provide a yearround supply of cheap forage that ill cut down feeding costs and leave a higher profit ma gin vncthcr prices go up or doen Legumes and grasses are a cheap crop to grow, says the statement It costs considerably less to produce feed nutrients in pasture and hay than in corn and other grain crops Besides, well fed grasslands are soil savers and soil builders, as well Farm economists estimate that nearly 85 per cent of a cows milk producing capacity can be obtained without the use of high priced grains and supplements The dairy farmer who has good quality pasture, hay or grass silage can produce milk at a considerably lower cost per 100 pounds than one who feeds a high percentage of grain Getting high yielding, protein rich pasture involves sev eral steps No 1 is liming, where needed and fertilizing the soil liberally with plant food containing nitrogen, phos phate and potash Seeding a welladapted legumegrass mixture is important, too With good seed and fertilizer, your pasture will be in condition to produce thick stands of quality forage that will boost milk yields and lower production CO otS lit Try N Ss llO tapers Persons who have b an dumping old papers on the Putnam Township Duripn the Howell Pincknory Road, are asked to discontinue hispractite jo patnttii ou IT Jqi disposing of them there andthoty blow on the highwayTher is a state law reardinq camp inq rubbiah on the highway and violators are subject to a fine The sheriff has been Stanky Dinke Putnam TownhIj Suptrvitor cm z fctfWrf Al col 137 line, t 1 C AT I 0 N L A 1 Theres so much more to e and more time to enjoy vacationing in yuur CVH Michigan You avoid day iI costly, tiresotne longdistance travel and fill them instuiu with superb fishing, golfing, swimming, riding, boating, camping And Michigan prices are easy on acaion budgets Write todav tor fret Michiian vacation itcraturc MICHIGAN TGU I COUNCIL I RC5M 8 CAPITOL BLDtt 1 MNG1,MICH Mi igan Water Wonderland STATE O MlCHfltfUN 1 T r D lr Coiv lor Ibo Coaot oi Uvnoa Ui Mutlti ui l Lftut c ijbara Tessmer, Deceased At a stMtaiwQ oi aau n uelii 1ay 8, 1953 Pietent rion Hircj fi Smith i e ci Probate I Notice is Hereby Given, Tacrt th petition of Arthur G Girozd, the executor of said estate Dray inq ha his final account be all cwed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons en ed thereto will be heard at the FVobate Court on Jun 22ftd , 1953 i ur rdeed, That ucrtce tueie by be erven by publication ot co r ieof tor three w eon see ativelyprevious tosaiddpyjff I he inq in the PmcknjeyDWpCtlm an that the fidicuary tmmt co, of thin notice to be rvHl up i each known party ia inte at ti kJs last known adc rM fly 1 req tered mail retura receipt demanded at least feiuieem ayi prirr to such hearuMr m by perronal eetyice leait ftr 5 do prior to mh heari q Ikxm R SmiHJudae of Probte K p conv PCsHkA Reqi3tec Probate H, C Vedder and wife spent the week end in northern Mich 7ani 10 members from Pinckney at tended the Kings Daughters cou nfy convention at Parkers Corn ers church last Tuesday Mrs Madeline Shehan and frmily of Ann Arbor called a1 ui WmShehcxn noma Saturday For Prompt Ccd Stock Removal GALL DARLINil COMPANY Call Hoirall 450 s iV , A TRAINING CAN SAVE MANY LIVES IF ENEMY BOMBS FALL Webory, May 20, ld53 0 9tQ yubt tion onHEw to iiiiSSi y A1 and what steps to take 5Wotogvii, and dtnUl warfare It a shelter and otee the WMSXC sv3Vii which notifiea you when to use thjA It gel meal suppues and special eqmpxuent ready, trjrfns techmca services needed toesto a stricken area, and organizes mutual aid and mobile support There are two step which every one can take to get into civil defense, The first and most basic it to inform yourself what ou and your family ai individuals can do to protect your selves against enemy attack You can learn how to protect your home from fire, how to bandit injuries aniong your family until trained first aid help can U obtained, how to I minimize the Quivers of attacks by poison gas and biological warfare You can do this by rending a series of boofciea available irota the Super intcndent of Documents, Washington 25, D C They are Survival Under Atocxic Attack What You Should Know About Biological viarfare This Is Civil Defense Emergency Action To Save Livts Fireftghting For Hoasenoldejs But this is just the beginning The second step, and it can be taken at thft same time you are studying the booklets, U to join your local civil de fense organisation Thar you will gif profession tessning in meeting the dangers of an enemy attack andr T become part of the team defending crties your community Organize Mutual AM One of the most important fane tlons ox civil defense before an attack is the orgmizing of mutual aM end mobile support The first is help ttotu the neighbor No matter how weU in case of disaster or enemy attack have been dnytVn up by many cities, In operation it works like this If your city were hit by an atomic bomb, nearby towns would sen fire, police, and rescue crews to help out, or your city would do the same for other communities, for mutual aid works both ways The same operation would take place between Slates, since many of them have also drawn up mutual aid pact, Mobile support is organized to supply more help, hut on a Statewide or interstate scale It is made up of teams which can maxe rapid ly These teams would be loaded into cars, trucks, trains or planes and ruhed to the scene of disaster Bach a stricken area might be in another part of the State, instead 61 next door, or in another State altogether Mobile support groups will be loan ned by people on farms or in small cities and towns outside of target area They will assemble outside of such areas and function just like the civil defense organisations in the rties Help,From NeighLt tome States do not mul their mutual aid or mobile support systems bf the same nauies and not all of tfiam are organized exactly alike But I the important thing is, all States have a help from and for the nhbors U S hkist Build Civil Defense AI FORCE CHIEF SAYS ENEMY BOMBERS CAN ATTACK AMERICA TAa it tht tf eries t artkUt cm dtrU defense, bused on the booklet This ts Civil mhim SfetSNtT M W Plral Civil Detente Administration It m be obtained from the WmtmmW gimmintm, attornment Panting Office, Washington D C, for ten cents By MTLLA1D CALDWELL Federal Civil Defense Administrator 4f General Hoyt VJenberg, Chief of Staff of the Uuitcd JLTOSB States Air Force, lus made a startling statementon3 Timmr wicn most Am iis find hard to believe He had said sB that at best we could knock down only 30 out of every 100 enemy planes attacking the United States That means that at least 7 out of 10 woulu et through Despite our traditional attitude that it cant happen here, we must believe these facta V 5 Needs rMl Defense 1 ONE FIRST AID STATION WOULD NEED 200 WORKERS This does not mean that our Air Force is ineffective We have an excellent air force and our antiaircraft defenses are good In the last war, the Germans also were well equipped with defense weapons, but they were not able to stop our attacking bombers On the average, ws lost fewer than 10 out of each 100 plains That gives us something to tlunk about We know that everything possible will be done to stop the enemy at our borders, and to prevent sabotage within, but we also can be surf that, in case of war, 4 good percentage of enemy attacks would be success ful in spite of all that we could do Thatis why we must have Civil Defense The wide oceans which once prou without warning help prepared a city might be, after a I operations plan attack it couiu itJt take care of itself It is your duty, no matter where It would have to lool to neighboring suburbs, cities end itaes for hel And that u rrust be jUst as wl orgnvzec ftu triJnei as the civil dej civil defence cperctions Be rdy fense orf iicr ih the city whfcii I Know what to do when that dme has been ijMcVi out That is tlie come1 rki j The Hex rjij wil discuss Jur vp tdi otiixTk i part ir civfl defense you are, to serve in some civil defense organizalion You may be called upon to take your prt iii any one of thee Mutual Ui iircUtSNezJs Livii Defense GETTING A BOMBED COMMUNITY 0 ITS FEET TAKES ORGANIZATION , ,i U tkr iatt of a teriu of arttfto M cmii ieftna, lased on th puiift ihn li Civil c, i prtpiired b ike Federal Civu Oitt AminulKtficm It w bt abtamti ffbni ike ,AfyitutrJeitt of Doatmenti, Government rrmtimg Offict, Washnjtcn, l C icr en cent By MILLARD CALDWELL Ftdral Civil Defense Administrator aw Getting a stricken city back into working order a eoon JysMaa poaibe by restoring damaged facilities and clearing FV1J5 away debris is the job of the Engineering Service Under sssw their regular supervisors, but with civil defense direction, men employed by public works and utility departments or con tracting firms, would do the same kind of work in the event of enemy attack emergency food and mfdical suppaes Cected us have given way to global bombere Today we face mors kinds of attack than ever before, and our danger i much greater There is only onf sure wvy to kstp xny enemy from knocking vn out of a r We must know how to save lives and property, restore our cities and industries, and carry on the fight no matter what kind of attacks art hurled against us i Russia Has Bombers Russia h hundreds of heavy, longIange bombers patterned after our B2is which could get throuch most , our defense setups We know thrt Cafia has atomic bombs and that wheir heavy longrange bombers are japable of delivering tliem anywhere n tre United States at any time the Krualin dictates She can wage biological warfare for she has scientists capable of preparing diseases for use against people, plants, and animals, and trained secret agents who could spread them It is certain that she has the major war gases, including the new and deadly nerve gas developed by German experts who were taken irro Russia at the end of the last wtr That is not all we must plan against In some types of biological warfare fifth columnists could begin work without waiting for a war to starts Saboteurs too, could attack from within and wreck our defenses and war production output Hit Without Warning All these enemy weapons coull bit it the fourth of a series of articles on civil defense, based on the booklet This Is Civil ense prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It tncy be obtained from the impendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D C, for ten cents By MILLARD CALDWELL federal Civil Defense Administrator Tlie most staggering civil defense problems are public I education, training, and organisation All must be solved without delay Immediate training for some 15,000,000 Americans, and intensive education in selfprotection for 1S5,GOO,000 othei3 are vital Here are some facts and figures for yci tu think about s The outcome of modern war ir not necessarily decided by armies r the field Wars today can be won or lost on the horns front The home front cannot be hidden, and it cannot retreatnot if we are to survive as a free people Millions of Americans must be trained in civil defense before this country can be sure it is ready for inemy attack Meanwhile, that attack anight cons at any moment We ha no time to lose in preparing to ward off such an attack Your home, your job, your family, your own life may be at stake Civil defense is the sure waythe only organized Wayfor survival on the hojne front The next article will discuss what is civil deiense and how it can help Iry to picture the number of traind workers that would be needed to uanale an attack situation As an example, a single firstaid station should consist of alnost 200 workers Thiy could handle ubout 6u0 vounded people in 24 hour To care lor those injured by one Hiroshimasize atomic bouib, nearly 100 such firstaid stations would be needed That adds up to more than I 40,000 C rotaid workers needed for I each atomic bomb but it doesnt include hospital staffs An engineering service as large or , tven larger would be needed to clear away tnc rubble before firstaiders could reach the wounded A highly trained rescue service would be needed to get people out of wrecked or burning buildings A large and efficient supply sorvife would be needed to bring in foot1, clothing, and medicine Job cf Helping Homeless There would be other Jobs of putting out fires, restoring utilities, saring for the homeless, gathering families together again, feeding the people, and getting the factories and community iife rolling once more ilDst of the ways of meeting atomic disaster ae not new or different, except In sjee The biggest problem is to prepare ourselves to handle dis asters greater than any that ever have strAk the United States Remember what you read in the previous Article fthout the Japanese at Hiroshima and Nagasaki They were almost completely unprepared and what happened Their in difference in organizing an efficient civil defense should be a grim warning to us Here are some really important things to remember They make up civil defense 1 A possible enemy has the weapons now to attack us 2 There is a defense against any attack, including atomic warfare, and civil defense is a M part of it 3 At least 15,000,000 Americans must be trained in civil defense, and every American must learn the facts of survival 4 Without civil defense your city would be helpless with civil defense, your losses could be cut in half Must Have Support 5 Your State and local civil defense directors must have your support They have an important job for you no matter where you live 6 Read the official civil defense booklets right away You can double your ehances of survival ifyou know whut to do 7 Civil defense is up to you Get into civil defense right now The biggest problem before us now is to be prepared on the heme front and that problem can be met only throug civil defense Each of us must Wave a job to do if trouble comesand must know how to do it ThI next article will discuss who is responsible for civil defense U S Needs Civil Defense I S Must Build Civil Defense RURAL AMERICA HAS IMPORTANT PART IN PROTECTING HOME FRONT HOME FRONT PROTECTION IS UP TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Thn is the second of a series of articles OH avil defense, based on the booklet This Is Civil Defense prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D C, ff tee tentt Men would be needed who can operate special equipment, sueh as eranes, bulldoiera, dump trucks and welding machines, and volunteers in the labor force that would help clean away wreckage and optn the streets to traffic Help would be recruited from equipment and material dealers, labor unions, engineering schools, snd other groups which have skilled work men, tools, and material The Rescue Service Rescue work ts mainly an tag igb end require seme basic knowledge of shoeing, rigging, ana building eeswUruciisn Hence, Its personnel wii be drawn frost the building trades snd stmrUx oecnaations Umtrsined reecae workers often make, a bad situation worse by causing additional damage, creating smote casualties, or teeoa koarten wnl need many voluateerc lag casualties taesaseWsa, Rescue teams wii have their own specially equipped rescue vehicle, and will be made up of ehgit men each Three teams, working 8hor shifts to to the stricken area vVomeii can be very useful in these operations, and many of em acted as drivers for the military und Red Cross in the las war The Transportsuun Service v teach people to drive in oraiuzeJ fleets under emergency conditior and give them instructions In simple repair and maintenance wort if necessary Assembly points wiT be set up and a mission wilt be assigned to every volunteer an4 every official vehickPersons skilled ki jail, au, or watc transportation are also needed r should contact their local civil de fense transportation sorvic WW Need Volunteers Your local civil defense hea By MILLARD CALDWELL Federal Civil Defense Administrator Even if forewarned of war, our armed forces cannot prevent attack, for there is no sure way of keeping enemy planes from getting through our defenses The enemys rtrst objective would be to upset the war efforts of the civilian population, as well as to destroy property and to kill and injure people His aim would be to make you quit, leave you jobs, desert your homes and start panic among you Panic can take a tremendous toll of lives It also can bring is the fifth of a series of articles on civil defense based on the boohlet This Is Civil ens prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It may be obtained from the erintendent of Documents, Government Printing 0rt H ashiwjton, C jor ten cents By MILLARD CALDVELL federa Civil Defense Administrator Civil defense is set up by Fedcra1 nd3tato law But no law will work unless you bad rfcup with action Thats why, in the end, the re mobility for civil defense is yours II bombs from enemy planea ever fall I your city or community, thev will not fnll on an organization, or a system of gov ernment Jhey will fall on you and your fiy and friends A BoldL is trained to take care of gUff organi diwct cWn provide arouadthaelook operation, will be assianejl to easn testae ve hicle, and wii he known as rescue squad AbiUs and wsklmgness to work as a team under emergency conditions, and strength and stamina to perform that work, art requirements for the good rescue worker Skilled drives are needed for the Transportation Service, la ease of enemy attach, people and equipment would have to be moved eskreftiJry and rapidly the injured to hospitals, for staff work, fie matter what job you undertake, It wsa be vital to your organisation You are just as important m a smafi job as kn a big job It is not neeessarr to save any technical kswwledgs By volunteering nor staff won TOP Bay srve some one with teennhml sama the onpor tunity to serve where he k most needed At the oivtt defense services YSSJ have been reaatog aneot are for me punpose of npetescsng tves and prqp ersy ia the united States aWery one la every communUr b sjtted for some Job in civil defense Select one or more for which you are best qualified and volunteer NOW I production to a standstill It ie the task of the civil defense to organise and train millions of Ameri cans so that each one will be prepared to render the best protective service tt Jhe moment it la needed Tour aim should be to accept that trailing to that you will know how to rescue the trapped and injured, know how to work with volunteer fire fighting units, know how to prevent panic and know how to perform any of the specific duties of civil defense, particularly those you have indicated, in your training, that you are best qualled to do There are ways to save thousands of pee pis from the effects of blast, racmettvity and heat from the atomic bomb There are ways to takje shelter, to rescue the trapped and injured, and ways to cut fire kisses to a minimum Organized civil defense can do those things The atomic bomb is too expensive to use purposely on a farm com munity However, this relative feedem from attack only adds to the responsibility of the people who live k taoh areas Civilians away from the target area wtil be better able, mentally and physically, to cope with situations of disaster Farm People Equipped With cars, truoks and tractors available, farm people are well equipped to aid any tericken area wtthin their reach Mobile support, rescue and evacuation work are phases of oivM defonse that rural folk are especially qualified to do To do any of them without confusion and da, you must be organized and trained It ia imperative that farm families learn about biological warfare and how to watch for it While you are protecting your family and your livestock from infections and your crop1 from infestations, you are cooperat ing with the civil defense program There are ways of keeping disease from spreading, anc1 of protecting our food and water supplies Civil defense, working with existing health agencies and physicians, attends to that job We should be prepared to cope with poison gases And we can be, for there are good delenses against them There are ways of sharply reducing losses from gas attacks, and civil defense provides the best answers Civil defense services are organized to bring in help from outside, and to get a stricken city backinto working order in the shortest possible time It provides food, shelter and medical care for victims of attack Defense Takes Planning Civil defense takes planning, organization, and a lot of hard work, There are jobs for yxiu Find out where you can serve your family, your community and yourself the beat Then volunteer for the work you are best suited to do Civil defense cannot protect every Ufa and every home, but it will save thousands of livesmaybe your life or the life of someone dear to you The next article will discuss what would happen if an Abomb fell on your city without civil defense VWtVtytyQ Farm Reforms Urged for Poland i Inmsclf mid to keep on njrhLing As i defender of your home front, you stust learn to protect yourself and Issep on working Despite every pre enution, a soldier might be killed So sntght you But the more you know, and the better trained you are, the otter your chances for survival To help you protect yourself, and ts make the best use of your own Special ability tml skill in an emergency, is the whole idea of etvil defense If you give time and thought to that, then you will be ahle to save yourself and others if trouble comes as is not up to the Federal Governssent to run civil defense The Federal Civil Defense Administration does the basic planning, gives techni cal information to the States, pays mart of the cost of equipment and shelters, and provides some kinds of emergency supplies The operation of sivil defense begins at your State line It Is The Peoples Job It is the job of the States and Territories and their counties and elties to organize civil defense among tneir own people They must build the machine and make it run The person In charge in your State is the State Civil Defense Director In your dty it is the mayor, or your local Civil Defense Director Be and his To do this tliey must find and train t thousands volunteer workers Without yov be useless Civil def responsibihi ii Ip, tV ir efforts would e is definitely vot the of the Armed Forces Their job h to fight by carrying the attack to the enemy Their experts have worked with the Federal Civil Defense Administration to determine which areas are most likely to be attacked, what kinds of attacks to expect, and what to do about them The Aimed Forces have some definite civil defense jobs, such as making decisions on blackouts, dimouts, camouflage and radio silence Air Force On Job The Air Force operates the radar screen and the ground observer system to know when its own fighter planes are needed to meet incoming bombers, and to warn civil defense officials of their approach Once the warning ha been given, the Air Force job fo civil defense ends, and civil defenr bves into operation That is whee ycu come in That is where your training in civil defense will save livisperhaps your life and the lives of i our family The next article will discuss what does civil defense do before an attack New President o UN Assembly J arT , r m Va , , rSP 1 vf58, a PoUab woman weft thovelt apples damped in an outdoor bin ntiasfcm efvtfce Ufr d anjl Agriculture Organisation FAO that Mtsaflt IsstJl Mpnljft i in a state of emergency and has aftotsJW p Raise food production Among mW9 in the home and commerssnl Ji yiMMsMs tan vnfttaSsc and a system of ratlonttf Lc idor, IvMa and Yugoslavia been elected by tie rN oral Assembly to occupy the seats on the Security Council to lad next January by Argentina, CrnaUa and tin Ukraine senUtiM of the three rountris elected arr loit lo right, Vil iLafionte, of Ecuador Senegal Nuui Rau, of Hr Edvard Kardelj, Foreign Mini of Yugoslavia vi 1 U TO Ambassador Nasrollah Entesam of Iran left was elected President s the Fifth Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly, now meeting at Flushing Meadow and Lake Success, N Y UX SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lis congratulates Mr Entemam, i mm 4 Ws The Peoples V Wednesday, May 20, 1953 Plnckney Dispatch n , Entered as 2nd Class I J Matter at Postoffice vAr Act oi March 8 1877 IK SoHowsh StinckiieyJVlich i Siciipuon price 160 per xY ill Jl J tUvjJicjs iiiE M i I AC3 Noei Cook oi CastU air bus V California, is visaing his vhe, the io jmei Ann Heath anj bcu Mevwin Cam pell and wife and uie Charles iVicDaniels of Chel ,veu Sunday amner guests M 1IM Plumbinq 8 Heating Win Mayer and wile, Muniih i , iioyse uiiipDtsui was a LW aijusi ui anj new ivi ti v iiiuw uin iii nun Aibu Ui vu j uguui iauiiudy i A Grose 0itjfe , 13 iumbirtwi Fixture Canued G00fti fl WE 3EM r Odits Fcrnit i Ingerl t fc Ket ana Mis Lick Franks oi Lui, iiuiii,, were Saturday , u , ut tnu iVieiwin Campbell IiOio M aci Lds iiaert Shirley at tenuu 2on vjuauiq anniversary ui Mr ana uub Can Ward in imgree Suiiuuy, in Herb Pcaxi r family ol rliiit auu the hdi kuimer srfam dy attended the wedding oi ijjoris Calmer auquter ot Ben i doumer at Deuu bat, J Wader Clark ana wire spem he week ena n uast iuwas Sunaay qaesu, o rr, Margar i et Clark were Mis C W, Clark ui Ann Arbor, John runtee oi Mmnesaa ana uie riy Clair vfcmily, , bourse Hasxins a a family oil Octroi, called at he JJO Acidey POCOHONTA auiuy Sunday 1 irsLorojiy Linker ana uauqh er, Chrlsuue, returnee Home on I ouira aii several weeKs J ,ay oiriaq3 Mrs Mar snail a o tak car ot i Imny bhdcti oeen at and Supplies ELECTICOD AND C S HOT WATER HEATER COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SV1C V7K INSTALL EAfi M Phone 183F2 LUMP XLNTUCKY EGG 9TOKZB ftc e Iron l I V Help ikS ii iii ilcrtni hier is ccrnnq alonq f 1V Viih hS ttJA v 1 StOlO uiday Haines ictia end ,1a , brjiiieiiiiiavv, , vii en Lne cur now in working r Vf y Son vn a Wan it r, triem Exp Lnnecesmry ipply in Person C i p, , ix and Llean Vveanesday I g iiird iiome in B LT and wiie oi rrpaell Roddis of1 a tho Hrb Pal It IN jluiray Kenneay I n Kennedy and v ,najiy ana , 9 HJ,I Kennedy I J c innc Sunday j , Kennedys 1 ,nd vife and r ri crd wife at C , iriendo mqht at t 1 csay ni construe ,v hovio m Briqhton d 1 In Howell l i woo a home, 4 Hrndee was ill J at the Lloya iiiUv , Dinket assisted1 , , , lames Kitsie Dinkel and ca cr Bauqhn gave a prenup al iowe Monday niqht at the i UT is home for Miss Id Anna Abney zr, ,7ashinqtm D C, Sunday Anna i I arrived , ,eAi Sunday sue er p Pne CURRsWT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK DEXTER, MICHIGAN i S 1MAkT Vml onsrs Urocery 60fifi Pinckney Road Quality Merthindise 1L0W 9Zt CE9 Baer ad Wine lo Take Out HO R S Daily 8 te 8 Sunday 9 lo 8 r Mrs, WmMercei is hon bnql,jn and ha , AaiiUA 0 a ,i , av bunday guests Mrs Laura Gradweli c Chi ago spent the week end ni f Mr and Mrs, Farl Kuvbtir o I rfviuow Vdlaae pent S,na a tne ion Ware homo j Cnares Whiren3aa un,, j Beatrice Lamarn ci called at the jese rc, Sun ay Clare Miller, Lwreno C jbn, rxenry Haa, ,i er ana ye editor , i Mciciix banque, , o , 1hurtaa niqjit, 010 1 ten o0 year memeio, ivuso Aloerta L, ii jAuii uoor SatLiiaav 20 Ijended tie , , Vveane iav nlqi aiv, , rtosaje Tash by iV 01,un j Molhrnan and janu tlie termers homeMj bt muared to Kennctn cu Ann Arbor June 2J, I John iioyer ana vde j Sunday at the wc, 1,, home M Chelsea The Dale Miller iamhy at the Tuhp lestivai in Hon Sunday Mrs Frank Peters of ac I is visiting at the riea home Ona Compbell and wfe speiv Sunaay at the Can emz noo ui Lansing f Ray Newcomb and Tuy rc j 1or of Howell callea ai no C Campbell home Sunaay mgnt The James Whitley icumspent Sunday at he Harola M Kenzie home in Detroit Harold Porter ana fainiy spoui the week end in Grand Rapias Frank Aberdeen an wle ve Sunday guests at the Rex Ncc i el home in Ann Arbor Lester McAfee has gone to Los Angeles Calif, for 3 weeks Mrr Garland Campbell and 2 Pchidren of Muncie, Ind, spent I last week at the Lester McAtc , home Mrs, McAfee and the har ijold Radys took them back Sun day, Mrs Jas, Given of levistcwr Obio, was a guest at the Robert v me m Dundee JGiven home last weekVed,an cc Otis Matteson and wife, Fri, she called at the John Va Be ,e Creek spent spent Sur home in Dexter with Mrs Given ty c r thD Joe Griffith home, a, Saturday the Givens took 11 The jou Cifih family were Iback to Lewistown, She is Mr S mue dinner guests at the Lor I Givens mother, A dinner vs en hcien heme in Pontiac held Sunday at the home of Ad i d dicMullen of Ann Arbor, a en Longbrake and wife of Lev, summer reslaent at Rush Lako istown grandparents of uv died Thursday 1 Given in honor of Cynthia Lou MisViol Pcttys, Mrs Maudo 1 ise Given 3 first birthday ,u rr Ho veil, Iirs, Beatrice f Anita Shirey enter cms j iner c rrde Ind, and the Jj number of friends a her horru, vV docker family of Ann ArI in honor of her birthday bor c led at the J, H, Hooker II 17 from Pinckney attended tV i,uuy Sunday, Centennial Celebration aru da Mr, and Mrs, Ray Burns were I qut oof Washtenaw Lodge Mo in Ypdlcni Sunday, J 65 F A M, Dexter Satvrcay Aino extension meetincf niqht Clare Miller, Iawrnc v li be held at the home or Mrs Bauqhn, Lawrence Ccrmbum Y iph Hall Wednesday after I jsKia X I T r Jt ,1 , A w ISION and xes Service pRorpy rc COURTEOUS SERVICE M4RnRnTER PiNCKNEY MICH CAPEmiT TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 WcMrs Jp HI u ruP011 11 leaves with, tents Mr, and Mrs, Homer ior BUoxi, Miss, where , be married to William dam Nesbitt of the air corp ,vek ,,n Tctz and wife if Detroit r,rcr d fhe en Sunaay rch home ivjffc vvay 1 mo ana Robert ACee and C J die attenaed the ,0 cdd u 1 uu hp iecii Hewlett me m ho we LI Sunday Vu Mae Iviotz of Howell and Wilson ef Jacuson spent undcy at the ec Lavey home Mrs, Herman Vvidmcyer wa n l a he Ccnql church Sun 14 Lic Albert Shiriey, Dale Millrlicl s Hohoway,Leonard Lee, jnieu Momman and WmBink zrti ctiended a nouse warm L uraay at the ival Shirley , A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND TH GAS MAINS THE PKIL6ASTAPPAN WITH COOLirc , The omailng automatic ovn pifet thnt 4o not re gatl Yowv got It tte it f belie t it SAVE WITH THIS SPECAL INTRODUCTORY OfFER Pfcoii Clifford Miller P W Curlett, n on VanSlaimheook, O VinFloy O 3randon White sr, retirrned Robinson, Ross ReadOna Camp frc 1 Sd Joe hospital, Ann Arbor bell, Hownrd Thayer, Dan Van Scurday vhere he Underwent Slambrook Eorl Stanley, Henrv ar operation y HaucJc George Clark, Jack Har Rov Backus and wife ot CheU Ralph HalL sea called here Thursday Regular Ice Spacial price You avt Cemt in today B tfe first te own thU baifut range with so many outstanding coekinget feoturti 239 50 S179 8O0u ft Hockey Service MS w PHONE B jk 7WXrt Wv rTr tKI A m famimnmiicLAWfitii tpafri5aj , wykf imsspr JEsdnssday, May 20, 1953 a meeting ot tne rural teach I em ofLivingston county held atA the Winans Lake school last,, Monday Mrs Aha Meyer of aakney was elected president j the group 1 Ckae Swarthout has finished I his course at the Detroit Barber I XbftW lftocswy i A4yan 10 from Pinckney attended the wauy 1100 k si to fcfc P e PROFESSIONAL CORNER J Ctfcfator Shovsis Crank Shank Rollins Cooiwrs KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its hist plain common sens to rpltct worn or broken parts on J An Deere Equibtnem with only geralbn John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parts made fem the same highgrade materials, ssm the same patterns aift dies and eltfc the same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fine, dependable performance ofyour John Deere Equipment Keep k 100 John Deere OtPUssn Youth for Christ Rally at Howell Except Wectatvi Sunday afternoon Men Tossy Fit 80 1 DfskBlftdw 9ud Quia Aimblks HMIUIMU mimuum n uuuiuuiiis nmiiuuiuiiiiBti 111111111111n jiuuiuiuuil iinuuut 1 iinmni lumu ill 1 i in i iMimum 1 mmumr I itMI i j iiiiiiuimiSiPinnninif ,iitiunin WHIIHI1 nmt ot Biadar CaafiMs ft SALE Davenport in good condition, Mrs Lee Lavey Phone 58F2 WAKTBDAestaurant help, p pry ot White House across from fowling Alley at 132 East M am St, Plnckney FOR SALEC size potatoes for 50 lbs for 50c WiHard Wiltee STtL UT MICHIGAN The Probata tJevrt tor me County et Ungeton In toe Matter at tne Estate 0 vGhozl wood Deceased A, a eeesiaa ot said Coim ii May IU 1963 JkpSMai iioa, hiruu Stniith, fynBe at Proavatc Sotice is Hereby Given, That fthe petUon oi Babetl H, Erwold, the administrcc tor of said estate, praying that his final account be allowed and the,residue of said estate assan, ed to thepersons entitled tru ,iq will be heard at Probate Court June 8, 1853, at ten A M JLte Ornerea That Nouc Uire of be given by publication of a aenjf hwtfeci iu ms w u etfutively preview said day OJ heerKg in sne Pinckney Dis JMOeh, a newspaper, printed and MNjuhned in said county and that the petitioner I esjpae a copy t ua nouce 10 uv safteg upon each known party I in interest at hia ust known ad by registered mail return t demanded r least lourvl4Mays prior 1 such ntai 1 tng or by pexsttai tervice at Isw five days prwi tw such hecrtog tiiram R Smith A n copy judie , 1 Tobatr J peJesta oThrtv Jwoister Probate IV av DA G B McCLOSXEY Deuist 112Vs i4orte Miciiaa, Telepnones Q hce 93o JetMLsse 114 veninos by Api jointsnuU , wmU a Mltugac HEBB SNEED Phone 183 07 Qm,iiet ttowtU MXhkan rteal Lstate IrsuxaniSv lVckeroae City Lake and faw PioneKy A Spedatttv 64t four Propertr Ml IU Fajnis Heme Lsp hapertiei Business OroJlUclaes Usl Your Proper tft Me GEALD aSBff Broker 2 U n a Pinckney, Mich Ph e I 1 I bhone 157FU RepinVin MlHtON 1 HUGHES PlunsuiQ and Heatina Tllcen fitate Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Pfaokney Funeral Horne Don C Swarthout Directot Modem Ecrulpment , UE LAVEY General insurance Poae 59J3 Pinckner Mh BLFliGEAFfl SERMOF ilAKOLD RADY Hepairs oa A Makes IHONE 1S4F3 Plnckney AUCTIONEER farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYUk CALL FOWLLVULLE 436F6 Dxi C 1 TOWNER Dentist 6044 Porta Lake RM 4 Devter Phone Dexr 3461 Ciasiicd Ailvs tfhon3 39 6d Ptecfcney, Mlc FRED C REICKHOFF A OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand liver Av IV well u Mldnaw thone 358 esideece 61 UOYD HFNTKF Uvestock Hanftno Weekly Tps Muae Tc Drv General TncUnq PtncWr Mir Phone 161F13 ROGER I CARR Complete Insusence Coverage Phone 43 Plncknc sK CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aid To Paj MILFOR GRANITE WRK8 1iliord MiduVcok j FOR SALfiCoal rurnaoe stoker, tired and in use now WANTED To buy auto bed for apjJjfrS0ll PinCnkey baby Phone 71F3, Plnckney, P e W We carry a complete stock of genuine John eere Parts See us for vour placement needs Place j our pjns order nowl 1 WANTEDFull and part tim wi FOR SALECottages at Patterson tresses at the Lake, for year around with oil Lakeland Golt Club, Brighton furnace See Bill McMdcken at Michigan, Frank Norck, Mar, 1090 Patterson Lake Ik, sales FOR SALi140 Kymouih ub man for Noel Burnharn realtor Coupe, radio and heater, FOR SALE African Violets both Murrays Gulf Statioa single and double Also a num poR SALE4ii iot an ROM Mfiin FOR SALE Two beautiful Homelber of aprons Phone 121F4 pu t drf Sites Ot 200 ft on Wyhe Road, 1 Mrs Margaret Clark w uarTLb Vedd the other 12 ft on Portage Lake T Tr0 Roadne and one quarter miles FOR SALEh ceaar rowooat, To RentFurnieheU etenern room from Dexter,Mich Highway bus ears, anchors and 1 HP out 335 East Main St, school bus, Electricity Goodi board motor E L McKinley Pnone 120F1 i Plnckney 1 Land, Beautiful Shacb Trtes, Re306 Mill St, Pinckney sthcted, also a few smaller par eels, John McGinn Dexter Mich 14871 Portage Lake Road LAV Elf HAPDeVABF BOAT Wntdehiela made to yew pattern Bring your pattern f ABE AUTO PARTS, Howell Phone Ul DEO LB SEED COrtN ifoull find what yoou want in DeKalb DeKalb has 64 different varietiees One or morb will fit your climate and your soil Can or see me today And remember I have the new DeKalb Chiv too For 13 years more fanners have planted DeKalb than any other corn For sale by Ralph 8torm, Gregory Mioh FOR SALEMilk Rouie hauling 90 to 110 cans into Fowlsrville with 1950 Intermatioea truck Edmond Stephens,4995 Potts Rd Fowlervillci tMichigtc AUTQMOWh LMM BtCTALL es By entnpeient alasier stockee hemd Curved ehiekk esid bosk elnes able ABTS ATO PAr Phone 1M ef Bjwture FOR SALEi Hectric shallow well FOR RENT 14 aeree pump, good as new also hand at 1306 M36 Bast Pietehnev power lawnaower fori CaSup Phone 35102 Ann Arber armiT PIANO BARGAIN Aotner than return to stock Large Exclusive Piano Company oners a beautiful spinet piano at large sayings, to some interest M ed party with good aredit refer 001 eases who son pay 7500 down and assume small monthly pay meats Write to Murray Collins Co 19375 Livernois Detroit 21, Mlofciqau Att Credit Manager FuR SAU Baby chicKs Started hiaks 4aoh chick J a produat oi earr til marine, rieie ouinnq 6 bloodtesunci Their sires and WANTED To Kent Modern dams are heleoted on the swsi rooui apartment in town oi health, vujor and site U S for 2 ladies Phone 12 1F11 approved Pullonem oont FOR SALE4 Fresh Cows Russel Bokroe, 2 miles south oi Plnckney on Tama Roadwusned Duy these csicks at teHea roUL sand and giuvel graded or mix j TRY FARR and HATCHERY 13 ed also processed rood gravel 01 N Byi, 1 rd at oily Irniu hdP I Pinckney QUALITY M eats LADlESBam extra cash by addressine postals a home Write Vali Co, Box 1042, Munde, Ind, FOR SALEModem year around home on private Lake Call Pinokney 137721 FOT SALE Double drain board sink, No 54, used 1 yrs, price M one telephone stand 500 1168 UnadUIa St, Pincknev FOft SALE iXhsee Large Home Sites on Paneceon Lake Road, about one ssMe south of Plnckney with Por taqe River Frontage Farmirigtoa 1227M qrav D J GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 450 Mason Road Phone Howell 984 I 2 or Fcwlerville 388F11 FOR SALE BABY CHICKS, white leghorns,barred and white rocks New Hampshire and Hv Lin Chicks Order Ntw Phone 505W Bob Sauire Hatchery HoweU Mich WANTEDJuniT cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, ouftamoave radiaitqss, oast iron radiators, turnace iron, junk farm machm Weigh loads at city seaUs S AUTO PARTS, Howell, Phone 111 WANTS To Rent Two famished Rooms Writs or Call J Neu Patterson Lake WANTEDWoot hiojheet market1 price paid Lucius Doy Phone 42, Pinekney MANDELL SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MoWER SHARPENING 11524 Riverbank Lane HL4i LAKE MICH cwaa rxjvLm 0 s c Foot dpec dlst Cfekoi ec 216 W Guruvex BriahtonMlch telephone Caace Hoan Office 75 it5l By Aprjoinkneci Res 71003 Moo TueeTWe4 YOU DESERVE A SIX MONTHS RESERVE You owe it to yourseff and your family to build a savings reserve in the bank that will carry you for at least six months in an emergency Start your Sav ings Account this payday at this bank rtait Vegetabl l Fisfi JVfl Market Prices Courteous Service MAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4r bedroom horned oar garage 2 lets, hwnaoe, good condition, lac Phaekney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 iotSi 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage 2 lets, hot water heat In PIANO LESSONS 1 Classical or Popular L A BEATnE Rush v rhone 157F13 THE FHIST NAAQAAJ BANs RcwelL tftcfc, Under F deral Suveiu Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A Deposits inauiec Uo to1QiO0 0 Kach Deotwitnr bsdrsem home, furnejoe, 2 ipnvor 4 k I 2 year around homes at Patt Lake, Terms I fteason PinekneyJAch I let, n LARKS 1UUN jiSst AT MWEU SfUlfG CLEAHUP are the lne Wood of the Without servings the ef ftnanoina f our industry and fevemt would be so ezosncally eufwnied that our whole econemy would be almost pararyxed Be W U the sum total of the sav, jnsn ei svervbedy upon which Ifhe preeperity of our oeuntry Savings Account no matt r how small is mportant Jtwhi to save Ininv Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed Suppv Co wm f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 20, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 20, 1953 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 1953-05-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/97f8ddfc108808b0b616a9e9aada3551.pdf ba15328ee2866fff8b518e4a93942d2f 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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N Pinckney Dis pci B Sooiai Item JACK RED IS MAHBIED ck Nicholas Reid, son oi and Mr and Mrs James C Reid 1 PfftfcSNEY DlSPAlgH Wednesday, May 27, 1953 MMif M Mirror srw d F ST Is Uth hourtto tax payroll earni r 1 Jf , ings which was shed through oA Arh ttST by aid oi he gaa rule and no 7 V v dwbate faI charged w jw hfm vaR mod through witrT little consicS 1 Qfc afion and the legislators know TK Aftess offlclat0 very little about it lhe hn a PmPle ab Tis not popular with industry, Mrs SKLfJSZ 5 en by the FoSJCo and, faJt 7 the General Motors and that itfngne 2ui0 S MaTS favors companies who make tlJ3t manFollow car parts aid ship them outside JL M lemnyhr P tfa state for assembly Attorney PJf1 JfeJf8 General Millard says he doubuv6 weddmg tnp to New iams has sent it to University o KI A a Michigan tax experts to study The total estimate is that 01 emnew tax would affect 75,000 per Piyed Symons Bros 6 ,0 j there, lhe groom graduated at State Treas Brake says thex school where he are but 2 answers to the ta 2SL2 i man,,m spox1s He problem 1 Repeal the tljJ1 tax diversion 2 Adopt a new SST A tax He says the idea that elim, Ba,t6iy Service, Ann Arbor mating waste would do it is bunk This would only save thousands where militons are needed littholic fc Marrs Catholic Chucii lllacntfy Micn4g gkacxuiwy xugn scnooi cioaf on ui uitrii modi saccesiL wai No n i SSWfL NEWS iiurnsut Giwmeiit GRADES 1 AND 2 ih iMW Ji Alb4Tt J TT, Dau feuUb0u auy wuen iuy, jamil Dadson brought a ir Sunday Matte I060 xnuncuesie mere a io jmuny plhwog8 in it Wimmeft fcsijtf, 800 IUJGC 4VM iUwu coxa iu iU wuu Paul and Pauline Stapleton hnvc a yi iiiu Aatuauaj recoxa JJ IU won, i uua it iiiy won ID JLau mW niece Her nam is Pam O juxeb ieuyue UUe Wiin a Kisener woii ana i iooi locoru, lii nan,4 John Mike Harden went to F ifcuyuc cjioxnti tney Xat iiyiuu Sunday Friday afcet Novenna DeToAousi iwiuc, wnsouwnage once una Janet Sehioeder ha two new j rtuajac Eisenhower hoa ,renuer Wu Chuc5il u uritiain iLwaurcruU oi Naranao Dvttooti fridoy evefijo at 70 csu uor u,j the buiibh rvJLl, e at muda,a hnUbh possession to OES SURPRISE SHOWER 71 attended the shower given Friday mght at Masonic halt Childrens Hi ThTPrincetou tax tudy report J TlSEl SS Saturday Lev, Keith Ruegsegfe Pastor bunaay School S3U a m Moxning VVornip 105 um Radio Broadcast Station WPAU Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pjn Monaay Niqhtbuie Study JUJ Wed Choir Practise Junior 4uu Seor 30,UUM Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet j Xjmtv AR ina 8 an n m y 5 We preach Christ and everyone yn ,Dh is very, very welcome f n lb J I i iviaueson, c 4 illt IUlOIUie Mroika, ct 3 Cavery Mennonite Church Rev, Ezra Reachy, Pastor S Supt Waltei Esch tens Rickiv Tessmer from Buttiv rl Mil M A i o j 73U to J0C V WWjUobt 10 Lneibea iwice ana 10 uic iquion team once jucK jeaieys anowea Mancnes lsitL,1 nif c,,USin8 Put ter i mu ana got o suikeoaui Turner Sunday uie iwis oiea on turn were uu , Htlky ent lt An, Moxmng Woinip lbJsu m n1 rulClUie niy 01 mUi Bobby Milliken hss the nn,,l , , Q woinip lUum oil Aien w iviuncnebte oy nw , We h , he be wdl MVm eu, name anu wiacuey ivlcai Judy ancl ,,Btti Lt,tdv m rfal cnesier muue 4 errors wmen nq u,,lay UUi sundur at tkti, Kom uiea in me scoring BiK Rapils George jDiaaeiy m rinckneys The second trade marie u list ieaunig niuw wnn a 363 avex age K m oux library books Mralng Wouhlo Siatdoy Schoi ludj 1 i u u i U 0 u 1 i 0 u 1 1 1 u ,oU alia anTKoTean uii Ixus is presumed toff SchQ r Power coSerlci iq amonq themselves and ccautrence is ,o smooth out Se uis,iq,eements So iar the Amer an atitue toward Russia has will l u n corPise while ,rcat J3ritian and France nave Loan viinq qo half in LcnKiwnce will have o withstand sniping kom Senators McCarthy and Dirickson who would sever all relations with Great BriUan says Michigan is giving more iur riiena Imkel their worthy i Cottay FctUiiiraip matron, uames were played ai Wednsday HiOO D K Haines, lb 3 K Matteson if 3 Rowell, it 3 Jetfreys, p SliQQ Manchester Ab R n 1461 Sheid, hi 4 1 l 3 tineas, 3b 3 U u liaso, 4b 3 0 i state aid than any other stateT Z v riCJ w o ir Semw YASTLH MS ter whi5h 131 P her UNADILLA PRBSBYTElifAN bnyuer, c except New York and California 78 peacent oi the sales tax is re many lovely gifts Rerreshments Rev Yauch, pastoi Fennell, ss 3 inicn lb 2 rurned to local governments I ere 5,1 0 P 1030 a m Leddy, cf 3 TO the business receipts tax T6 0 funday hooI 1100 a m Descn, xt 2 lead to repeal tof the sales tax, Learts , 018 ot afC8 , Evenln9 8uU p m Aixeu, p cUveJon We doubt ifas not n a smaUer table was a 4 Uer 3 0 u u u 1 1 1 b 0 u 0 0 eTouaroeoDle he aifecteX brides cake bride doil Albertct WIMBIVATIOJS rfC TaS enough people will be oiiected becomes bride oi w FCIose Fawn dropping begins thie THELIBRARY NEWS i Five members of the Friends oi tjhe Library came to the meeting last Tuesday evening They spent and1 house ho usee leo run and rananging of Linden June 27 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM week and continues the first 2 weeks in June at KHU School Friday,May xktffitf ftifhtf 17500 beaver were gce 29, at 8C0 P M HUMS during the trcpng season 122 Processional Mi and Mrs Al Dewey have percent more than last year invocation Rev Fr Schmitt books after returnea o luiana uike lrom 812 ,c7ttes nd 2714 foces,ijaiUiatory Claire Campbell i which a shobusinesTmeeting rona where they spent the were killed in Michiqan m Apr1 Salu alory Lucille Beachy l Akinnnvr has soru nw was, hld winter Ben Tomhn and wiie are iol 25,130 in bounty money, county prize winning oration ontis1 LKoy ntni has a new k SKnNi JADE Kvtjyon i jejoifiny because catitm starts next weelv Wi Iriif to try umi work xna hfinl Oiis w t to finish mir boks We Hif doin n shnit unit n rii alion rlly Light has re tinned tu chM following a tonsillectomy Mary Kllen Singer is scheduled foi a wmyi0tomy Tuedav IRiy Iorti r visited Wulliu Sin 1, S tliii v, John Singer brought some pietms l i rnuici r how us Jean KIKII Roim t ln,He, jrt, ilolben unW Hiiiy liiit went i n ninic Sunday Maiy lee Asch nbtentiei wm out tax cute for he last luO years in the coviMy Mud pied fie ti uno lew it any of them ever jray mue ojjd Jongress wont cut Ulj Lights father bi8 a nef au, taies earmarked ior local KuiJ pkuj Luis ljaydus iatln J has a new International truck Katcn LUxom has a new tlress, Venning 1 hti tuv Kiit Mai sv hf nluennci ine conservative members ot cunqress ana me pieesA make mucn oi me fact that President ennower campcuqned on a piaiiorm promising u tax reauc ion ana now aoes not want to majte qooa on it but says no tax cu until the budget is balonced ana me war emergency over Now ia the nrat place the pesia ent hctd hale to say aiout saia piatiorm it was drawn up by others, many ot whom were un uionaiy to mm Also a tax cut promise is an ola snibboiediCan aidates have been promising was held T WAI utu nu vuu 7, The Pinckney Civic Improv aio back year AU but 59 coyottes wvj ment Association has purchased I M Webster Strong, the iorm taken in ,he upper peninsula iiovg Democracy Dalene Robinson a copy oi the Silver Chalice by r Mrs Richard Hoages of HiCostain for the library jiand ake wno bought the mLeani J3onnex ma Burgess house on Pearl St r ot her brother, Charles Gunder CIRCUIT COURT NEWS son, is remodeling it The Gund Gideon Uy Reld The following cases wereers wen Florida heard in Circuit court Charles Virginia Sowers of Lakelana This is the, hiqhest in the last Class History Betty Craig 3 years at Ln T th ii,vi ,n v il 1J e hi i Friday evening at the Coiiununliy rongregntiwvil i hui One hunii t i n , r eluding pastors from man g tivT,s t i, i i neigh1 Ci in A Mill i lii II ill1 At Battle, charged with negligent gave a shower for Mrs Nan Led Tho fl homicide in the death of Carol widge Meabon last Wednesday Howfjll c Lynn near the Hitching Post, at, night, Pupils parents of Mrs Rowlerville has his case put ov Meabon atthe Winans school er to June 2G, He is now at the attended Veterans hospitctL Dearborn , Margie Miller of Lakeland Wallace Crofoot charged with spent Tuesday with Mrs Eloysa horin driving away a car has been Ccmpbell MJUIUUUI sent to Jackson prison from 1 to Mrs Eloyse Campbell attend ythv Ia 2 years from Eaton County ed the Womans Club meeting an excelled Richard Boulton pled guilty to I at the Howell Methodist church ith Prosui brealdng and entering He is to Friday Mrs Zoe Earl was soloist chairman Am Kc,, be sentenced June 6 and iLrsCampbell, accompanist Kapids wa ti The foHowing divorces were Mrs, Helen Miller, teacher at jsion, ant devotions v c granted Ernest from Fannie Bull the Winans school took her 8th State chaplain Maivn M, is Raymond from Uewllyn Geh grade pupils by bus to Mcrmm Gtin, p , v ,v it ringteUa from Bozo Chavich oth Caves in Kentucky, leaving fhc 1J , tt v of Pinckney Judge Lyons held Sunday Those on the tnp are Methodist ,luKhc,s werv u ndia court in Pontiac all last week s Mary Boyd, Nancy Nichols Ken by Slcreluv Eln,,, Siniili , Lak forjudge Hortwick who is in Baker,Harley Beeman and Ricky chemung The uuued ,j , was Surope Fisher They earned 453 for RCVI j0hn u Boeke, s p, , he this trip Before leaving the Detroit City lies,,, A ,, chorA CORRECTION IPTA presented each boy with a ister Charle Smith o KuwieiAiiie Last week we printed an art traveliinq bag and the girls a K in assumbiy singing and special cn by Robeiv i vhieh c nt i jr i J Or av ivirsiasch Sarah Chamnesa Ciaii6 Fvcm Lorna Shirley written by Mr JDavis Song Jim Matteson Jack Jeffreys jack LaPrad, Herbert Shenden, Jack Johnson Jerry MrofkaTed Stadston, George Bradley, Robert W Clark, Robert L Clark Presidents Address J Matteson Class Will Marilyn Clark,Rene Haines, Carol Case Dor j tor Tuesday othy Lavey, Barbara VanSambrook Class Prophecy Jeanette Gyde JeaneRe Wilson, Rujth Kirschke, Rosina Hill Maryann Leach enterprises as tnat would lose them votes The only place where a tax cut wont hurt them is in the war or defense effort The president is against any cut in this as he says the emergncy ,,, , , , i stui exist At the present time i mtt, fiwv ourson ha HW shoes J t K , and Danne Curls has new sock, I fhe frMM seems to be gett John Coion, has two rabbus ,1 more suppor from the Demo a big bees nest Kathy CIUSLHISOII Weni uer Sunday 1 ut to din had lhe Guru iiuuily Sunday Wallace Singer went to Jlilani Liike Sunday 1aLty Suyilt btwught a turtle i school Monday Karen Hloxorrs ejrandtaher is ,, inu to live with her Air Curls ouilt a fcaiiige John Colone is Koig to the doe ocrats than the members of his own pary The Bolen appoint ment, several other measures company were passed by aid of Derrr crat votes A showdown is due on the ix cut issue and the country will soon know whether , the president will be repudiated by the party that elected him All roads built 50 years or more aqo were paid ior by a property tax Ihis worked out party riWiu Diann Curt ran into a tree whih uil riWiu in the horse and buggy playing ball ad cat a eash in hei aays wnen dnvinq aistances forehead She had to wear a Ikinp wrt small and the railroads on t , ,, , I carried the heavy traiiic As the We would hlc to than Mrs puIarily Qf the Quto gJew icims oi i by Valedictory Lois Beachy Song Paula Curlett Presentation of Awards and Diplomas Wesley Reader, Sonq Graduates Recessional Tasehs room for sending oui ne to the paper all year and to Iha Mr Curlett for priming it We would also liku to wish evet one a happy vacation VRADE I NEWS Marion Cideon IdW to the effect printed labels , suitcase and Mrs Miller, a train musical numbers weu bearing the wordsCan be op case ort Reese of vuvn ened for inspection do not have The following from Livingston electric guitu Vocal to be put on parcel post paclt Lodge are attended the Mich, rendered by ages by the sender This is true Masonic Grand Lodge at Grand but if no label is used the sender, Rapids this week Clare Miller, must write the words on tho, Lawrence Baughn, Lawrence lonfi t,v w w v ir,v, rwiU A7i,lwr VA Ciicle, the bon, n was onouncIKrrcel post package 3JCVed h Rev J vv li f the K,arDT7rrrtrrrC 1 Wlft0n Ughln i Hamburg Methou si hueh AjipreNLrEUAGE UCENS Robinson, Ona Campbell and ciation voicei uv the lmM Edward Mays, 23 Mevindale, wife and Bob Mast, W,Mof the coOBeratio of tht yn Rev Laura Harris, 19, Fenton RobertDexter lodge Keith RuegseRti Edmond 29, Chicago, Irene Mc j S J vaster Harris is home from Jimmy Shirey told us about 1 comic book Roolie Kazooti Bonnie Kukwa aister will be in A public installation for the tap recital at Ann Arbor RAINBOW GIRL INSTALL i more ana more roads were built more taxes leyied We know oi one man who paid a titO road 1 tax when the road m front of his home was paved This could not go on so the 15 mill tax limit j was adopted Autoes ana trucks were taxed and gasoline and the money used to build roads, i This worked for awhile but roatf building ceased durinq the war, costs went up and as the money had to be split between state, city and county road commissions There was not enough and Pinckney Assembly of Rainbow , Angela McMacken is growing P e wit his Girls was held Thursday nighI new finger nail Sh pinched her fini ciion, were at the Masonic temple InstalL ser in tn8 ,loor nd loRt her ld OHL , , , Jiarshaii of ihq officers were Ry Kellenberger has a Red Sox again road builaing came to a Okemos and ov Kain and Khunor insuailina Off Marv T Kirschka bal1 penaant a check book and a standstill Now toll roads which Holcomb of Hangar, DnIi Lea9d Marcia HacmUloweU l book DonaidnDuck8 Luy, ay havt worked out other ,tateB OT 1 ri T r u ii Sharon Gallup put a bird hou Chaplain, Dalene Lewis, Howell Recorder Soloist Barbara MiHer Hup put a bird hou on will be tried, the legislature hav PtauiVi CurlSi the tel,,honf Ple u hRS ml in pasa the toll road bill andj uSr, robin and four habien living in it , it to the governor for hifl ThTnrTmof rSrTl Catherin Buda ha a new rires j anatme, Qn9 toll road WOllld Tre,nameSf ,the Pcers i Karei Rowell has 2 baby pigeons feuill from Bay City t0 Tolio stalled appeared in last weeks The eW hauhed OR Satuday paper Donald, 21, BrightonDale Sweetthe Pontiac hospital and at tho PINCKNEY Kixcs nucHTERS 54, Howell, Jane Goraline, 46 Thomasj Murphy home j Howell, Leroy Turner, 21, Mil1 Lyle Bowdish of Dexter and, The P inckiiy iwin,s Daugiuers The guestion is did the razor blade company which paid lord Barbara Graham, 20, Brigh Marvin Light of Pinckney have meet on June i at 2 p m at the 300,000 for the television rights km started a body shop inthe form home of Mrs Bi a j er Gainsley garage atyDexter r, X NATIGtf TO BEUBLISHED Sergt RusseU Clark who has n PREVIEW PAINTING OF COR been in Korea in the motor divi 3Jt i eiUa to the recent Rocky Marzania Joe Walcott fight get its moneys worth or not It only lasted one minue and 29 seconds and they An exclusive full color preview j ision there arrived home on last Cllltion in Drivirr were unable to get any of their of Quen Elizabeths Cornatioy j Thursday for 30 days His wife, commercials in On the other wili be, published in this SunMarion and baby live at Rush Sert pPnnaiH 0f te Brihtor hand tne papers printed columns akrys May 31 issue of The Am Lake stite polic per, nvp s c ution in telling how they had been gyp wican Weekly along, with an, August Engte of Whitmor driying over the summer week ends ed and letters frOm people feel easy to follow diagram identify Lofc called at the Dispatch off ikrd holidays He sys is per cent ing sorry for them This probabIna the chief participants of theice Wednesday of the accident in Lh history of theIy amounted to twice the pub and the other from Chicago to Florence Miofka found somv bb QJ uiit and maintained birds who were leading to fly of 3 much Q mito j Clifford Lgeler ha some new , asQ d the biH shoes Karen Downing will be in a piaro recital at Howell tomorrow nite Mik Plummer lost a tooth on Saturday Georg Colones Uncle Butch gave him two rabbits Tommy Chambers shewed us worn magic cards John Dinkel tells as the wind blew some robing eggs to the ground and broke them guaranteeing 417,000 for main tenance for the new Mackinac 90,000,000 bridge after it is built as without ii tho bridqa author ity claimed they could not sell the bonds 0 were killed The acciednt fatality list was 50,Mrt Rosa LaRosa, Mrs Eliz j0hn Hoey vice president abeth Wylie, daughtor, Nancy,the Dexter Sate Bank has been a7 A finnH , andDopnalee SfW,elected ecretary ol the Group Latatt ed Ah tuip festival at Holland last week 9 Michigan Banker at their convention at Jackson hrst and only prize fight Frank Keilar vs Jim Sutton back in the nineties only lasted 52 seconds The legislature has baMed the, business added receipts bill and sKBt it to the governor to ign, 1 is a new biH iniwded to ChiquiU Amburgey went for a jp, Ut the deficit and ride on Sunday and saw me pret w0 voted for it adttft ty flowers theV know littto about itlt would Larry Gyde found a tree toad in, receipts Ot th his wagon H biought it to school Q Q 1000 but lncomi of 20000 a year or leu would be exempt UtUituee rgnlatod by the state would pay 1 a Buda has some new sists that cars be driven at a speed that is safe according to conditions During the first two weeks of Juna approximately 6 0 named vari Mrs Clare Miller was honor guest tio of iris will be in Moom at the representing the National Council of Don B Henry Gaiuvs, Winans Lake Thesa include may of the fiiiMt in production for th last two yaais Visitor arc WuL,oiio Alumni, at St Alberts Research Laboratory Open House, at Adrian Mr and Mrs F W Walters and Jack Tetters of Detroit were Sunday guests of the George Roushs HURRY CURRY CLUB The Hurry and Curry 4H Club met with Eddie Hollingsworth last Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burleson j Friday There were nine present, one Dr Fajans of U of M was tht main of Flint were Sunday guests at the absent Domue Singer wag mads a speaker Tiplady home member of the club Christine socks Connie Bloxom nays there is a bird nest in her lilac bush It has lour eggs in it Mike Pennon fell down and cut his finger Judy Bekkering is visiting in Ohio As this is the last news this year, we want to thank all th mothers who helped us durin gtha year We feel we have had a happy year and hope everyone will have a nice vacation We are sorry Mm Vau B will aot be hack aex year 1,000 state UVWGSTON LODGE t GAI DAR FOB MAY, Ml Regular meeting June 8 PM ttval, ThuSay, IwllTlWat ingston Lodge to work MM grew Clr Mitter W H t W, CmiwtL 3S 0TIC HHCHEY ZUMOR Wednesday, May tf 1953 ifW itut won or ffrf Silver Harvest Day A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every Friday 915 P M by til Howell Chamber of Commerce HOWELL MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMattffE Wft EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its free BUry Cards Ate Waiting for You ia Ail Howell Stores Where the Are Posted Rules of the Contest itetf Mrs Emma flmftftbtcher lor 42 years, all but 6 in the Stockbridge school has retired The teachers gave her a party last week at the Regent Cast, Jdckv SOIL The UnadiHa village school voter 45 to 22 to consolidate with Steckbridqe 27 girls joined the Gregory Scouts May 17 The Stockbridge high school seniors left Monday on a trip to New Yozk City The Gregory school board and families entertained the teachers at dinner at Hansons Monday night Rev Ezra Beachy is leav ing after 7 years service and Esther Jorgensan after 19 Opo Riegger is valedictorian and Donna Hinderer, salutaorian of the Chelsea senior class Th Chelsea Methodist church is being remodelled and a new front added The second annual 8 mile canoe race on the Huron River from Milfoxd to Kensington will be held Tune 7 It is sponsored by the Detroit Council of American Youth Hostels Brighton high school golf team took second in the golf tournament at the Burroughs course last week St Marys of Jackson j was first Brighton won hsst in the Oakland tournament Sergt Walter LaMoria of the Brighton police won 7 medals at, the pistol shoot at Bristo Ind last week Paul McKinney of Brighton has sold his Pontiac Sales rooms there to Mort Weislow of Royal Oak The following have been awarded regent scholarships at ie University of Michigan Claire Campbell, Pinckney San dra Keckonen Brighton Joan Miller, Howell and Nancy Lepard and Harriott Eaton of FowIerville The Chrysler Motor Co of Detroit has purchased 600 acres of and off Grand River, between Milford and South Hill Rds to build a factory employing 15,0001 The price was 300,000 I San, Mon The Fowlerville Fair dates this year are August 4 to Dr and Mrs Hollis Sigler ot Howell are now settled in Tus con, Arizona Born to Emmett Clark and wife of Howell, May 19, a on 50 attended the past masters banque otf the Brighton Mason ic lodge last week Judge James Breakey of Ann Arbor spoke iTueg Wed Th Sidney Lyons, brother if Judge , THE MAN Willis Lyons, died at Hartland ln last week noweii i avMer HOWBLL MTCHK1AN Dexter ThMttr uwi idi i WL, Thar Majr 27 28 dwj Rhonda Fleming William Lundigan Friday, Saturday, May , in SERPENT OF THE NILE i Double Feature In Technicolor WOMAN OF THE MORTH Comedy Cartoon COUNTRY 0 a color Fri gat, May 29 30 Slaffrinq Matinee Decoration Day at 230 patRuth Hussey, Rod Cos ma I 4 Continuous Helena Carter Arthur Franz in INVADERS FROM MARS in Color Also Joel McCrea Barbara Hale in THE LONE HAND In Technicolor Cartoon o Sun, Mon, May 31 June 1 Matinee Sun at 230 pm Cont John Hodiak John Derek in AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP In Technicolor Also Robert Preston in Stephen Cranes THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY Cartoon 0 Tue Wed Thura June 234 Jane Powell, Farley Granger in SMALL TOWN GIRL In Technicolor Comedy Cartoon 0 COMING Serabero The Gals Storo AND WAC FROM WALLA WALLA Starrinq Judy Canova, Stephen uunne Desert Rats iScio Theatre SCIO DMV1 IN THEATRE on U S 12 ot Jackson Rd5 miles west of Ana Arbor jpcrjlcjSQOund Children under 12 Free admitted Free i 1 FrU Sat May 2930 Special Decoration Day Program ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD in Technicolor with Abbott Coatello ALSO THE LUSTY MEN with Robert Mitchum and Susan Hayward ALSO Six Color Cartoons Sunday MondayJday 91 June TREASURE OF THE CONDOR Tecnnicolor Starring fSornel Wilde, Cpnsace Smith cartoon news shorts Tues, Wed, Thmv JuM 2AA THE STAB Bene Davis, SterBno oayden shorts J CamtacPekients ady, Jass Smger, Sombrero Lee Theater WhHm6e Lake Sun Mon Tues Way 42526 Open Sunday at 2C PM DESTINATION GOBI In Technicolor I Starring Richard Wtdmark Also Featurette Novel News Cartoon 4 Wed Thurs Fri May t7ttS930 Walt Dianeya PETER PAN Also Dianeya Bear C wtryH and Cartoon Prices for this EngagenesA Only Adulta, 74c Child 84c Tax Included,1 May 31 THE IRON MISTRESS hi Technicolor with Alan Ladd and Virginia Mayo Sun Mon May U Imne 1 Sunday Open at 1 PM TITANTIC Starring Clifton Webb, ftexbara Stanwyck June 1 Tech Featurette Ameri for Me Novelty News iQarteea 0 Tues Wed Thurs JUHS t 8 4 i 2 Big Attraction 1 S ALSO Elizabeth Taylor, FernajeJo Lamas THE LION AND THE HORSE, William Powell 81 in Technicolor THE GIRL WHO with Steve Cochran HAD EVERYTHING ALSO Also N CARTOONS 7TH GRADE NEWS Monday, the seventh grade along with some other students of the Gertrude Tupper, school heard a recording of the 1 Ti Tu gpring Festival brought in by Mr Thayer I JCv M SS v Wty hospital,Ann Arbor KL n 721 GIenn Richards spent the week JJ0 end Crville Nash TfafL iKL rK w,t i 1 Glenn oi has pur vf 2en8 P1 chased the Sweeney and Ray 2 1 n ft hnns of 80 acres each which hi aLar were the Pcjmey j be known 01vi i battery and Vern and Rex Smith 1 stock Farm the Glennbrook lor Anderson Notes of 26 Years Ago i The King Daughters counlyV convention will be held at the Pinckney Cong1, church May 31st The senior class play is June 8 The cast is Cecil HendeeuVivian Kingsley Wayne Carr Bur della Euler George Homshow, Jim Nash, Clare Miller, Norman Miller,lrv ing Pichardson,, Elinor Gage, jLoretta Dillingham, Marion Der kis RdvDresBeLpastor oi the Greg ory Baptist church has resigned Mrs Rosella Weeks, mother of Floyd Weeks, died at Kalamazoo last Tuesday MrsBridget Morgan, 83, died in Detroit last week She was a sister of the late John Harris ol Pinckney Pinckney high school was rained out in the 4th Inning at Hartland Friday when they were ahead 2 to 1 Reason cV Graves were the Pinckney bakery Pinckney Independents lost to Hamburg 7 to 5 SundayEck had 3 hits for Pinckney, Brown and McCleer 2 each for Pinckney Jameison and Brown were local battery and Kerwin Searles for Hamburg Two men, J W Dutty of Grand Rapids and M R Garrison of Kalamazoo were badly Thur sday on M36 East when their car overturned at the McGregor farm At the Bankers convention at Jackson last week Calvin Hook, er won first prise, a gold watch, for being the best looking man present Ross Read the other Pinckney entry, failed to place A large number from here at1 attended the funeral of John Mc urs June 234 BEHIND THE GUN Technicolor with Randolph Scott and Patrice Wymore ALSO ANDROCLES AND THE LION with Victor Mature and Jean Simmons , ALSO Cartoons BL iS BUNNY CARTOC REVUE Also News t , o 2 Days Friday and rTiay June 5 and 6 2 Big Features t Vincent Edwards Yvett Dmcajr in HIAWATHA and Wayne Morris i , THE MARKSMJ Also Cartoon IRISES FOR SALE ALL THE NEWEST ULSTB N BLOOM Don B Savory t 630 Chilson Road, Wiraas Lake Brighton, Mich MEN Skilled and needed at A Julia Tiplady and Jennie MciKernan at Chelsea Friday Memorial Day exercises were j Guinness of Dexter spent Sun1 Clifford VanHorn has a new JAX held at the CongL church Sun dcrv night The Gym Glee Club of Floris Moron, Fred Campbell, Arthur Swarthout and P H Swar Ifcctut samg, Mable Swarthout nd P rf Swarthout sang a duet MICH I d Ecyfa Smith and Lola Mor day with Fannie Monks Grp School lpwe Sharon Wilson and Keith Morgan received their First Communion r Sunday Pnbhy Reason went to the rarinv Herber Cope i filling Iectui n Jaakson Sunday dates in Oklahoma and Texas rsWN PI W ISsVI AJO JJQJ Darrow and wife have ISst Buss is digging a aste returned from Three Rivers and hsi home on UnatSlcKiare working in the hotel here 1 Miss Mable Swarthout has 0dd Bellows storied training for a nurse at Ford sedan Mrs Thomas Richards is seriously ill at the Wirt Hendeel home Fred Slayton and family of Dexter are moving in the Masco house in the east part of town Detroit Die Set Corporation Pinckney phone 80 FOURTH GRADE NEWS nu, ,, , We are having our testa in ArithS pBi 7 T rnotic Icndlrg, Spelling, and En Paul Endres brother 1B horn from h , fa 4 ,vue on a ten day furl, K The fourfh Je Wi are j,avln Chj,tra Jaroslawskis mother f ft w, J amc home from the hospital for the ffth grflde on y j nccn at two oclock j week end P L U M B I N ft WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinksl m ei,r rv, PP PPPPPJM,N,WP iiU , I WfPliyJW THE MBCKgf PMPATCH Wtoeadcrr, MOT 27, 1983 IjWMl 11 i OLDSMOB AT THE LA MSI NO SHOW uniBtans 1853 AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SHOW MAY 2829DOWNTOWN LANSING 4 W THE EXPERIMENTAL sty v i i ,v Star of the GM Motorama with 200 hp Rocket Engine The colorful waisthigh body b fashioned of fiberglass, and the Interior features saddlectitched cus tom upholstery to match wjSi pfiO 5xf V , , J N , v jQiO 40 tf , , ai 111 i 314 li fcjWSJ v, , mm Special Oldsmobile Disiilay covers entire city block I f i See Lansings own cor of Lansings own show see Oldsmobile at t spectacular Automotive and Industrial Show Youll see the Rocket Revu featuring STAKFFRE, Oldimobiles txpcranntal sports car Youll feast your cv on the fabulous FIESTAOldsmobiles ultraluxurious convertible, now avail , for delivery J lurell be exhibits of all the big Oldsmobile featuresPower Strcrih Power Brakes, FrigidJire Crr Conditioning, Autron Eye, the powerfanu Rocket Engine And Oldsmobile siiuuiL wee hearts, Johnny and Lucille i entertain you with song and uaur routine A iiats more, youTl ee the v i complete lineup of Rocket Engine ldinolilrs ever displayedthe perf ance stars that helped make Lansing finiou Look for Oldsmobile at the i Opticnal at n SEE OLDSMOBILE S COMPLHE LINE AT THE SHOW THEN SEE YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER Baiibarci it, ttwtistu Hay d, 1363 Nouw ij neieby Given, Tiiat tho vaoa ol iuuiui j Giiuiu, la executor oi Laia estate Dray iITii h T V I MiCViCiAN iJf lil C v Kort and the names of his child ren to Kort It is Qrderedjhat the 13ih day oi June A D 1953 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said probate cffce, be and is hereby appointed tor hearinq said petit ion It is Ordered,That notice there r r3 given by publication of a opy heruoi fur truee weeks coxv Good Soil Management, More Plant Food Helps Boost U S Crop,Yields 45 Per Cent incj ha his hnal account be all secutiveiy previous to said day owed and the residue of said of hearincj in the Picckney Dit estate assianed to the persons patch, a newspaper printed and entiled thereto will be heard at circulated in said county the Plrebate Court on June 22nd HiiaiL 31 ludqe ot Probate 1956 true COJV it u Owvd Thai notice iiiei CRlestic Pcrsnaii by C ven tn Rubhcation ot reaister of Probate top ,arifiA lor three wiek coa Lcseypitvga loscacLdayux heaTu in the nokeyaBpatch one ibex the ftdfcuary cuse a ietpy ol hu notite to be served 0C ch knawn pJr ia l ,i iaft Eftcwn cjfcresi by tKw oxSl reJturn recsipt tieouwd at least fourteen days H, C Vedder and vrife spent the week end in northern Mich iaanj 10 members from Pinckney at tended the Kings Dauahters cou nfv convention at Parkers Com prw to zKh isQxna or by f chnJ ast 58 Jt 1 least five C5 , Mrs Madeline Shehan and dtffj tYier te svW heariag family oi Ann Arbor called ar Hiwft tLahTudqe of Probate the WmShehnn home Saturday A IN Cvt Ci3W Hfftshall, Tzit Pfdbate Yield boosting fertiliser gives extra bushels of corn per acre I AAii OP MiCriiOAN tj Prcjttw Court tox the County range of i a soasion r en court held at the Probate Office in the City oi Howell in said county on the 16th day oi May A D, 1953 freeent HonoroJat diram R kmiihp Jwkf ol HMft hi the Matter of the Cm tkne of Alexander Joseph KodowtJd,, fit wife and children,adult marr lid penoiL Akexttder Joseph KosIowskUiav Ima filed in eedd court hie petition yvrftea that the Court enter an Mdr, ehanaina hie namo from MjtaHmrtsr Joeeph Koclowski to fUemiriei Joeeph Kort and the feane oi hie wtte from Jane Ther flK MMBW te Jane Thereea i i r9dict Ware Datnd VfTCHIGAN State COUPJJP Pn V cultural econoinist re i rtil2er is still rie of the Tners ran mke te sppia ts PA ut irer supplies uii lo tihi rv n D53nartieiiiv IUIIDI r TV at is tarrKMs lo 01 Jt1 tijant fvH k M iy to p srrc of , i v i hcy need it for diiz iiferatit ixt spring The iwi liliivr can bo y ol rt or ihe m ,ring ihe iLer jiiunths The economists M port that moro eMT v, be irtcd in 1953 Vuu as t eiise i Vii2 Fstimatc tliidf thai thei wii ije 15 per v1 nioe iiilfc J ijj cent oe rijphate iid 19 per cent , t drp not n foraier s jsy to got , y sny Acn v i jtcr use oi pi apt fooH bv , will ofTset the increases 11 may Le i filter thai SCIENCE and industry have teamed up with the farmer to boost crop yields per acre 45 per cent in the past 20 years, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in a statement based on a recent report by the U S Department oi Agricultures bureau of ag ricultural economics This increase has been greater than in any other period ol history, said the statement The yield rise has included major field crops such as com, wheat and cotton, as well is the important fruit crops Contributing to this rise have teen the work of plant breeders and igronomists, machinery manufac turers, fertilizer producers and insecticide makers, says the state ment As rjfiuiy U aajt, hybrid seed corn and other heavier producing grains, laborsaving machines, yield boosting fertilizer, closer planting, better cultural methods and soil management practices, have helped increase crop production per acre One of the key factors promoting this increase has been the greatly expanded use of fertilizer and lime Fertilizer use nationally reached an alltime high in 1951, totaling 20,988,740 tons That was 14 per cent ahead of the previous year and nearly three times as great as before World War II Boosting yields per acre through the use of fertilizer has meant mc money for farmers Higher production means ower cost per bushel and greater profit per acre 7fy xmUi Only ygu con mm FOREST FIRES i Vwr 1 JV N Flag Raisid Tu ritrea fyV The blueandvvlute flag of the United Nations is run to the top of a flag pole at the Eritrea capital of Asmara, signalling the begin nijit ot work by the IN Commission for Eritrea The Commission is now in the former Italian colony to ascertain the wishes of the inhabitants and to make recommendations on its future sUtua Learning New Lines at UN Sir Gedric Harrivir distinguishec Headquarters to view at iirt hand i Social Council He pins the starring a radio program baston th work of documentary radio iviuuis noduced ECOSOC Prefident ilei nan vmta Cruv to the visiting actor uid to Sir Rama important phrase in the Universal D iJritish actrrr, tmc to ITN work ot tlu Economic and le in All Ymir Strength, u outuiJ, first of a series of tho United Nations Above, f hi lt it ft is pointing out vami Mudalrar of India an Iaration of Human Rights, , No Papers f Persons who have beendumpinq old papers on tne i Putnam Township Dumpon the HowellPiiLclcney Road, n are askeo to discontinue this practise T potnera ou sr eieuj, i disposinq of them there andthey blow on the highwayThere 1 is a state law reardinq dumping rubbish on the highway , t and violators are subject to a line The sheriff has heez 3 j Stanley Putnam Townshie Supervisor m w8Sr i v i For Prompt Dead Stock Raflwral GALL 0ARUM6 COMPAMY GdI Howell 460 rt t 9 m M 3 iiii m f Y tVl WeH Me t tf JW Witt Ntrietts foes i i WIN i if waewssjiiwsaaawsaWpei MtwfBrtwIOOiithtlff CwiPtrAari 1 win mmt Hmtwwm mTinttn jtri NTEERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROnaiNG THEHMHMIfT Z3L2ffliBj Tku li Cm C, r M fMrtfJ MJ04,AWXA14WBLL v federal Cfr Qfim Admhmtrut Ai persons jftweijincaiJii work havingte dcvith , or nsatfpsiey fa who can be trail in spot weapon defenaeC against atomic, biological, and chemical warfare, are needed for the civil defense Health Service big job will be to care fa the injured, and protect thhaltti dty after an attack In aipnKipanx TOxswtfuntaajw needed for various duties under the direction of professional such as doctors and nurses, in the local civil defense tgoA Health Service also must have of person trained, ta mora fcrnt firat aid Who can be or for definite Jobs at Ant aid and women ohinteers who tajNB eanrses in borne ircretnf you in the vitally important civil elaraer aide Men will be needed btfarers, ambulance personjitai ordelaes and atteaSanta, C, lJU L OADING utffcejtam piant iMtJstfeW the others ia jfikmm m your car aniUlirtfcs pimihitmtjvm run dry of ail , ,vU wbmWmnrm Howard lbtmeteMvLy 7 it takes a fcWMK AJS And, MsaiA highaltrogen cornlodged tudly balance D mtreev 8 te and, iop ,c ,3 u,t w ci igh potash to makaa KoferMrv ror you w Overfeeding beU Wiuknfcjirt jstuvf tu nitrogen, piio pbate corn growth in ttiSu M Qii,ui, tt4lu i m uauiiced ipy IOU Schcn k farm JlastotataaJeThllw ed plenty t active organic matdiana, Mhreeryias Th,,, Aa softsUiLr Tliis i ploU ex ,rn each scaled tt UteiatMe hw wellr44id deea ipound3 of tioipaftii, mrtaeisfrfrirooUttjOegumos such 8 aiiette sac acre ON oLad i4aderi t lavaria the rAWibit rttogeu, v ondtalfeaanTJe,aM, vou wred plenty of reserve sju the th powwi j reac w ited tiie fciaM HUJA Tiasiv s ai tor 4ie 2 ouad fins ri croail r,tt, Rh fjiot ahi yo Tror fcntt arntiat I plant cfcteaes tbd relasi ntftrtfasi ur p fWfc This Deftnji ITajenui, i C, or i cA ByAIMaawCALWBLl4 ema,0eWft7fH JtiMMiior camtofoW 1 HQlMHuaity is bedng , alerted ior 4m inrncHfwiJmmlKimik If rt is ecwakedtwUeim tiergency uawsjMl imfimJsjleathrai oivildeJeagftjtnka wlfesitygt j into aotiotu,, Io,, fkmUtT au mi Hundreds of communities w thlMMilasaa Jay are makrlaiaMW,4aAa lions ihWtMa ettfly Mauewei beitraaaeeiaiUo, ystea eajrtiitofr the ual amuwiaAttalaeaflfteiiaouid auddeate AUviewer w Tbaia uiyejwad eaaa, wthmA food, Nothing, ehelteeor foKmejr What epttW ftftji wiUwueivii, 4 oitaiafAKanesaa4effnae2 AsW 4iieWpwi4fcbraafe ,oi ia turn urviywa at Uirwijmm or ISbeiiiJuui almost, BO enl4e M ve Vnowit w ,Wbei near them have shown itaWJaMtteafaa4iao ordinated eivft WesierptmnaeiyadJ equipment attack However, 4oarfiMft isV4e signalyou heaciawlaa air raid Act told to do Civil defense prepares you for that splitseeenddeeieson of know ing how to aetrwfca4o W Within oneaaVHe etssi sealer of an A everyone 1 111 be mile fifty will not andahalf miles away eightyfive per cent wHI fere Beyand two mttee from the eeater ef the ecploeioii yea will sarviyebut there wiM be work for you to do Cirti defease pre pares yojUar IfeaM, With the proper protection YdU mar ive but thousands W be killed insantly and many others wtii be woutdjed and is need oi ad aa assistants in laboratory work Unskilled Ubor Used Balp is needed for such duties as washing, Jabuatory, glaaairaw aMn In iact, ao mateee wHat you do, Health Service can use lease work of saving Uvea If aa enemy attacks one of our dries, many persons will find tfcemfaaadXen, cj, rJmgm aelvee UJamt food, ctothiftiv , against djaiea tadjjjj waafare,aai8 ili,5iB omsfKaiaatton will aed aiaaiaaA kaaaeetorai and ennltatioir iMpiliUli il moiutoiing te uae tswebera, or adyanc oi nhyske afld other related get, as team leaders, n4V nrkT T graduates who bay eieteiy physics, and r aaJrjiiii who can serve ef sneh tfna Other volunteers aie needed, M Ta Welfaae prxiTjdea such ,thM,,and, aids U Voatfnmiaaig persona, caring for infanta Ibe aged, and tae infirnvIt aiaoatheai jud naaae ewv t people wao ar aanajated trom , their lamUiea, joontaetevfektivts in other citiea, refers favanes to viswse eyoanget iHpipl help, and those piraefja who moat iva individual care Training Gonraee Avaiiabk Trainkvg oouraea, under coinpeaeMi om Cfcs use An inch or two of rain can make the difference beoWrioai work, to kafvtacerdef 4at farloas branches of this civil STSe injured, JM aid ifWa Women, by backjand in tae nwcurement of Weoddora tad aiperience, are well qpVUJm ttpaaa average and high yields whan to serrlce mnder teoaiP Mabveservices andare urgeittK wfcrepeHs me, XmnrW Md Uvaii, mA Wbs tetm take a special interest m them Agroooinists recommend inrirrwfti n r Jjtom a kick with a stai tLZNd C FINING CIVIL DEflNSE CAN MEAN YOUR SURVIVAL rtQhth of a ttriii of ortult CA civil dtttnst, based on th booltifi This It CM prtpved fry tht FederU Cm Dtnst MimkiHraHOn, If my b obttmm frOk Jm lalsvfssrjaaoil ass what it takes to grow b ft VtHAT does it take to grow a 100bushel per acre corn crop Four main essentials are necesfcaary, says the Middle West Soil Im provement rommittsa 1 Qobd seedk Plant well adapted hjjsttta tfiaVerevpartifulaTly suited tc jw gowog conditions 1 3o sure youhave enough stalks peagaerev that means from 14,000 to jOtfsVao most loam sofis Proidthe soil with sufficient iaiioaots of wellbalanced plant food Stfit will be Able to feed the crop aHseaspn longrfrom germmatio to anaturtty 4 Keep 4eWseil in shape take fei fcatructors, are afaW t if 4atent stf water and hold it for the io matter This giving starter fertfUatr at plan ting time They advise ha fhu adding nitrogen, smrsBmte anl potash in the row and sflie treeelns with nitrogen, iartsttar, when needed after the seoesjd or asard ctsV tivaUon The sualeJkasat IsrHUtf that will provide Has hsnslsf of nv trieats the eaca pjaaav aaad fof huildmg stroc vetoped easa tUixer ploared time A soil test autrienta are most , , amount required to nsasjh a Wefl, balanced supply Keeping the aoil hi shnnr to aV sorb and hold water dCpatssm oa paintaininghigh reserves of organ you can do by foi lowing a rotation that puts in a well fertUzed legumegrass crop a year or two before corn planting Lark plowed out of a good sou crop is mellow, fluffy, well drained and able to supply the moisturea corn crot needs for extia bushels per acre By M1RD CALDWBLL Federal c,iii seaff Atbninirattor e saost knpov t raaaon for anyone ta vaUanteartis CivH Dtvr w is lhati4g,or her Ufa aaay defend on it lrai L , , oint you ean add more names to the hat which inar jdepfiQdant on you in some hour of erieis your own familyoUirreiatiyes, your neighbors, andothei r oommuftity The protecta ef your own home, tm property and wag ejsnwtav buMdlags, She place where yea a stone, yonr mtsaieipal Jaciflea, hraaFpertatioa aysteea, Sara eaesli, forests, harborseverywhlcih has to de with y0rttfer tl4lT melt iy the reasons why yoa Dofltw yiMavrswaamlatomic 4itthi hit rfciusu, aUes, tjw population was aincst complet a prepared Result the people pacscked wildly Many tioaaand WMV needUssLy killed or huat, families were scattered, an pritlrty was lost or badly damaged Thousands were left lusaitla 4 witfcno one to care for Vieai Th wounded and heipeea, who mlgb have Uvt i, died betwuae proper dv3 defeiue was not organized to me them Faciuriea tviW U Wekiis But there wus gomtlbiag of vigreater importance U a uatiri wicl was fighting for ta lif it fact that there was no etvn icitzim wtaut that the faoteri Uii ttaaJksikim 4he atomi biaet eoUd not operate car, Kyery street wjthla th,maJoRM 1, ojrtieSense a nattea U helsiss Wlm , people auJ pisduc cciv igC area wil ho completely becxi itk rubble, aud hundreds of per Eon traaped or buried ia the wreck ties centers can get up aud fight backCasualties edl bh cut at least in half ap Fires wili start withla s matter Our nadoa ean Mve again and fight 01 jitiuteftin aay piaeea at ence back to wia Food imibmU j tr4avtaeJself defease for yea v are the ain thutga which i and for our coauti iion, bHtvithiiitbeiJS Xae m scte wVenues UMunce, a large part df thewhat are Shi HgBsst etvaosfsasa I supply tnifjht be destroyediproblensJ m mm m Bvery geed Ameriean wiU want Telaateer far civil defease He ws it si his duty to do so, for la ao other way to recruit the ef worker who waU ae to defeat aa enemy ap the e iront K we are attaaked remember that we eaa be atsaekedthe hard, terrihle ask of geton our cflUe and industries asek oa tmier sCfc aiis,ePigHftaSsBjdi aa civfl defease velantessa It fc ast s Job for these who cant face Mem or aAaVt wilhng ta work It m a ab for real Aeatfseane aith Service Means Survival One loeei civil defense orgaatsetieu tadppted the slogan fterrica survival kki good slogan te remember It smas aa the meea iag of oivii defense An ecleient, tough, determined civil defense progranu aan mean survival for she American people Its eaay to And eat where to Tolenteer fer eivil defease werk and the serviees yee are qualified to perfjtfja Tieit or telephone year meal civil defense headquarters, or watoh for annoancements from your local civil defense director Tour newspapers, radio er television stations will give yau riafersatoa4 Your RedCross ohajtetis eady teUAinyoutittfcyt aiti ighfrjiiVw XKuv tramis is required of all efvil defense,, volunteers If youiua aotableto voiunSQejLsy ou uvi, takav,shailat Red Cross first, aid course j It ia wiaior iw to kow hrscaid no uuaiittsrwiiaiWttivUppeBv Kedkeesrses but Ahaerieah 1 Jsrtaed Ferees Braj, itate or to de th 4eb ir jreu v ft ia ef shose things yea wkVhJVVrSa dsyearaetf And yot WwWiaWte be prepared fer any emergency Thre traftSng course, or read boottesa hi done before if you want to better your chance for survival The JQravgiv,uiio No one can de the 4810arsi,ijdaujitai4aloJV sMaPaais wise, lo aavisumkwaTiedgat aim lew esa oousaee Wo, Theas migi do Be ara sot eaestnpm th be ,ebleto sava, Un iaysuMammyi avr ue war w oreaaelp ht beingladitieesav astaining la bseedvdonor iThewaaxMiss a pjnmte4 asoeiiemukL bai sttaneti areihe most important of the duties 4 whseh crvil defense volunteers would ,,,, , hellperfpnn under the Police Service wbaittmetevtsciv i Auxiliary police, which many cnmmuidtiaa now have to supple ,Tt USNfdtCMI Defense 0WAMUIN6 THE HOME FRONT , MEANS USING MANY SKiLLS i ffSfc a l tt rfS ri4i of articles on civil defnuet based cm the bvokitt 1 hu It Civil k Haw Wtfartd b tk Ptdtral Cwli Dtftnst Administration, It may bfjbtained from tht B mfZmJ Donmtiut, Gfrnment Printing Qfrct WuhmStcn, D C, for ten ends f By MILLARD CALDWELL , Federal Civil Defense AJvinistrctor After the explosion of an atomic bomb, the resulting Area oould cause more loss of life ard property than the v Wast itself Therefore, getting rei to fight fires is a big part of the civil defense job a Atomic bombing would cause great 4n the area of the bursv, and etart hundreds of small fires in sur wnnding areas With, the regular fire flghtmg companies fully occupied by the niftia fires, people would have So put out theta smaller firea on the Spot If they live in target areas they must know how to fight fires at home or st work At least one member of your family should be trained in the use Of basic fire fishtlnR tools and methods Because women are at home much of the time, they are urged to learn how to put out firep ft case of emergercy Teaching of householder, to riht firea will be ft sartied out by instructors trained by their local fire departments Auxiliary or reserve firemen will be recruited to back up the regular companies These volunteers will be traineekftir local fire companies, using regeiatWiipuentr Your Warden or your local civil v defense headquaatera will tell you to volunteer fcr buch training Tramc A Big Problem The biggest police problem in event c of enemy attack, would be the control ogejraroet Another bis problem would defense worf of the local , under the police officer being presc Civil defei i i iw Mid order These They whi be a part lice department, ano mmand of regular their authority to act d b local law vUl cjcd tbausande j of volunteern io carry on the duties of the Police Sorvice You can serve your connnu y v icntpering today p Gcd Cor No matte strik youi depend unoj In the fece o municntions nerve centor woulo rcla promptly, d warden, nu, other service wiUi one anot headquarters information ations brew Thousands aervksa la yauy4viJtasaaji Al when the bombs fail All that must, are valvawLw msnt regularpolice force next threeaxtielea Readhemaats decide where yctufit in lV to Aid VtmtW WhMe the armed forces sating on behalf of the United Nstioas in Kesaa ansttem their efforts to reestablish peafo Psy alsatahea paasnaas ta relieve the suffering of millioas eflisjflisjs left howeiesi at a raaalt of the eoafliat Here, Dr sUaTBiPrhsaataiive of ffarkey ta the VJT Commission on Korea rfrt Visits a refugee tenter at PaaaatejBMv Da K Lee irighj, Korean interatwtar ef the Ciissaatstiiii ani a imlUsnun of thasHjhbja aiarca i in innig parades and crowds on social occaakuajB will al be USOJ in r jnic tiK Jifcrttml hat kind ,of disaster omnuinity, micli will good coinmunflcations ninny attack, the ComiVicc wovdd bo the if civil uone for r ail raid v droits ct iiic, riilicr, roscue, jal, erinori, and and kc p them in touch T Witnout this service, would not hive the 7 c,vol situ on by disaster i vol anl J,L s rre needed to man the i mmuvtions ncVYorfc Any technicfi trainL ui radio, tele vision, telejr ph, or tdephone vork will qualify u for thia service Neither se nor ape in a barrier to ar civil clafuvio Retired trcwiniccl training are uibk, K,uch as retired 1 firemen There are di vcraen can fill better our local civil defense H you what they axe iiUcle will discuss won J C4V volunteering preons witi especially v policemen a mpny jobii w1 than men direnLr will ISLAH AttOVLIAH krJiijn r PUiLweLt part o ttj bstwen Asir cntt Ihe British POtrtaiMic of AJen in Arsblv VJ an auor,lMrfe area of TOfU v irVe nl a porulatloii of 2,SW,f Irlf Ais nUtesm nf II JKI , Vemfn vs ro and grain an SthL Ht fJrtlle Part oArahla IU axnerta rj eeffe grain, hides and chareoal Its capital hs vni an UiiiNaU on 30 September 1947, andit aaawsarascted IMmZ Mif1 the UN aerai Assewhiy by rat Self El Islam Abdullah Its flag has ard baskarmisid wnB wve watte stare mnH a utt Ave white stars and a white scimitar7 in theBOH The Peoples Store Wodaoedgy, May 27, 1S53 tt r j ntttd as 2nd Ckn Matter at Poertoffico Act oi March 8 1S77 114 SoHowell StJPlnckBtovWich Suheaiptiaa Race j jMLgy JLr 52 Members of the Younglme, I Harger, Marion Center and Chubbs Corners schools went to Detroit un the train from Howell last wJck Duane Meyers met them there with j his truck and took them to lielle Isle They also went through the I W W J broadcasting station I Mesdames Lucille Wylie and Mar jorie Line went with them Vtff Plumbing Henting Bob at the runa Pike and wife spent Sunday Wm Bentley home in Cor Groceries Dryeoodsi t Canned Gootis Shoes Gents Furnishings vLingerie Kennedys Gen Store t M Help Wanted Experience Unnecessary The following weddings are set for June On June 20th, at Pinckney G raldine Morgan to Hollis Swarthout at Ann Arbor Konalet Xash , Kenneth Hull On June 27th at Portage Lake Virginia Carver to James VanOrman, at Howell Presbyteri church in the evening, Alberta I kel to W F Close Caiers at the Ben White home Iv , veek were he Basil Whit of oni Mrs Ellen Newman of Ann Arboi the Carl Bidwells of Brighton an i Mrs Bess Devereaux of Detroit Miss Effie Reason of Giegorv called at tme Wm Mercer home lat week Week end visitors at the Je Henry home were Gerald Henry Dtroit Mrs Ella Walkt r and tii iiussell Pett funnily of Ann Arbor Sunday callers of Mi, and Mis Roy Reason were Mr and M,s, Don Metz and family of Muskego Sunday dinner guests of Leota iieason wa riuvd r rati, oi nid Aibor Mr and Mrs Roy Reusi n and Bobby and Floyd Piatt of Ann Arbor and Leota Reason attended t,e auto races in Jackson Sunday 0 Applv in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK THIRD GRADE Butch Nasker was nine years old Saturday Linda Kellenberger and Patty Milliken have been absent for i week with measles We want to thank all of our mothers who attended our program and wife of Detroit Mis Maude Sharp took her class to the cinema theatre in Detroit Saturday John Buyer and wife spent Sunday at the Reuben Center home in An Arbor Monday they attended tne funeral of Canil Straeger in Ypsilanti The val Shirley family of Deerfield spent Sunday at the Albeit Shirley home hTe Kenneth Mohlman family j spent the we ek end at the Gu ic Shirley home in Livonia Sergt Russell Clark and family were Sunday guests at thy Walter Clark home Sergt Ois Maiteson and wife id Battle Creek spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith home The Robert Seefield family of j Columbus, Ohio, spent the week end at the Earl Baughn home Mrs Florence Baughn, Bill and Dolly Baughn, Barbara Baughn and Pamelia Seefeld attended the dance recital Saturday night given by Mis Ann Bird at the auditorium at Eloyse Donald Stackable has been disi charged from the service and is pans man in a Detroit garage on Grand River He was at the Robert Un stead home Sunday His father, Joe j Stackable of Fnirhepe, AlahanvuX was also there j Mrs Virginia Carver and Neil Baughn were in Detroit Saturday and attended the dance recital o Ann Vv fit Eloyse Mrs hnwna Yollmor and son, John, it I , diaries and Wilbur Eisele and S w Gervcz families at Fowicrville Sunday ihls Whitehead and wife and fefric Lamfiorn of Gregory called t the Jisse Henry home Saturday Ilv li deal Education class num i eri,i from ihe University of Michigan spent Sunday at the U of 1 ired An1 Cain at Patterson Lake Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holt MK m ,,uiuiiy at the Lloyd Hendee home Gene Dinkel arid wife were Sunday the Albert Dinkel home Miss Alhrta Dinked attended a hovser Monday night at the home of Miss Betty Devereaux in Howe honoring Mary Martin who will be married to Roger Krum nf Lowell in vj June Miss Bernice Maas will be married to Don Ross of Lansing, who at the present time is in the service on dune 16 Mrs Kirsie Dinkel and Alberta were in Lansing last Wednesday Mrs Anna Reason visited friends in the upper peninsula 3 days last week Mr Ella Sigler of Lansing and Mrs Pegyg Foltz and children of j Battle Creek called on relatives here Sunday Sunday guests at the Gerald Reason home were Paul Frederick and wife of Battle Creek and Bud Bates Complete Lin a f Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AMD GA OT WATER HEATERi V COMPLETE LINE OI PJVPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SERVICE lG7a EAST M8 Phone 18F2 w COAL 100 PER TON LESS FILL IP NOW WITH GOOD KAN II III NI AVOID THK HI SM NFXT I ll PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING KVKISV DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER DE Hoey San TELEVISION and , Antenna Sales Service PROMPT AND CO JRTEOUS SERVICE MA R17 ft R17 TER PINCKNEY, MICH CAPEHART TV DELER 1HCNE 118F2 I DEXTER MICHIGAN Wagoners Grocery Pinckney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 on Friday We had 31 guests, Claudia Gan visited her grandmother m Detroit Saturday Patsy Hollister went to Ann Arbor Sunday Denise Mowers has a new shorty coat Barbara Baughn went to a dance recital in Wayne Saturday Grace Poulsons fousin visited her over the week end , ,, Tom Read burned his mouth Sat Sprout W are informed that Ex Pvt Samuel LaFata of Gen Clarks Italian army has returned to Italy with his family Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti called on his mother, Mrs Beulah Martin Sunday Mrs Ida Eichman of Detroit is visiting at the Gerry Eichman home, j The Charles Souie family of Howell were Sunday guests of Mrs Ethel urday Bunny Hinhcey spent the week end in HowelL Dale Canfield went fishing and caught enough fish for supper We have had pretty flowers in school all week Phone Howell 706J2 fc x SIXTH GRADE NEWS The sevent grade played our boys hen Thursday The Sixth won by the j score of 54 Victor Basydlo crossed the plate on Donald Singers winning hit The girls were beaten again by the score of 2531 We wish to thank Mr Reader and Jack Jeffreys for coaching the games for us We had a debate this morning on the following proposition Resolved, that wohen have contributed more to progress than men The girls won by two points We had ft reading Lest Friday Some of us did pretty good Wednesday was Mrs Taschs birthday We had a surprise party for her We are planning to take a Wednesday down the John road The sixth graders beat us 54 Thursday in a terrific battle Rich ard Imus said, Its all right, just as long as we dont do it in high school We want to thank Mr Reader for umpiring the game hike Dunn Sunday visitors at the Wm Shehan home were Frank Shields and wife, Vern McQuillan and wife, Walter McQuillan and wife of Howell and Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson Callers of Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Horn last week were Lto Van Horn of Los Angeles, Calif, and the Floyd Weeks family of Grand Ledge Lynn Hendee was in Milwaukee, Wis, on business last week j Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark held open house at their home at Silver Lake Sunday night after the baccalaurate for their daughter, Marilyn a senior Many from Pinckney at tended Miss Janice Burns underwent an operation last week and is now in McPherson hospital Miss Bernice Lamont has returned from Florida and is visiting Mra Theressa Coyle The Howard Read family called tit the Albeit Brigfs home in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Don Swarthout went to the tamp at Cedar Lake with her 10th grade art class Monday and Tuesday Sunday visitors at the Olin Robinson home were Ted Dickinson and family of Dearborn and Roy Davis and wife of South Lyon Rev Albert Schmidt had the first communion class to breaka at at the rectory Sunday There were 13 of them I isnTT A QMA1 NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COO LITE Tht omaxlng autpm Jttc oven pfftt thaf ooei net vi gas YeVve eetji t it J btliovt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFF6R f ft Regular price Sptcial price You tove Com in todey U the first to own mit boeiful rongo with many outstanding cookingease features 23940 17950 Mrs Ernest Feiner gave a shower for Mis Rosalee Nash Monday at her Portage Lake cottage Hocfee PHONE MMMMBj3K 1 kji S3ikiiisM 4k v ro1rtWVyVtotoA,rto,, Hpr fWSk hM Wednesday, May 27 1S5S 1likMHBMMMM0W Ivan Thtate raaKv m rriimiiHnnh PROFESSIONAL SSiiN Friday A Saturday, May 28 St S Big Daya PETER PAN t It arWfT ill Live in Your Heart Forever Walt Disnoya Bear Country j Shows 715 and 905 1W 44 el t Admiieion, Adults, 90e, Children, 50c t aSSa W Sunday Monday, May SI, June 1 SEMINOLE Drama is Technicolor Starring Rock Hudson, Barbara Hale and Anthony Hale Cartoon and Sport , Sunday Shows 3579 o I M a ft MoCLCCEY 1 Tin, Wed Thurs June 2 2 Big Hits LOXE SHARK tarring George Raft, Dorothy Hare Also MR WALKIE TALKIE Comedy Starring William Trrcy, Joo Sawyer, Margia Dean O COMING Ma Pa Kettle OR Vacation releihoifceas 9 i Office 935 asofcUtJe uli Evening by ApuoiaMavuU j 4 owJl MleKiqcw Ilil rot re Broke 4 U PtackaaY lUch Pfc flione UTlT MTCON 1 HU PtumVtoq and rVatjaa Klcense ttata Pboste 199FE 1075 Its M36 OlaS HERB SNEED raose led i07 Gt M ei uowrtU a MUtstiacn Aftoi nstnte lnsuran,, Itckeraae City, ake and Fcam IVotteilT A SpeckfitT Vour Propertr Ml I M LEE LAVEY General Insurance froae S9P3 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS September, 1953June, 1954 12th GRADE President, Kenneth j ocw atcrta anrMtx ernvfrxp Matteson Vice Pres, Bob Mubon 5 Secretary Mary Lou Bloxom Trees H1 urax, Marilyn Perry iSw5P lXAF PbfeLr 11th GRADE President, ,ard j PHONE 154J3 rlncJmoy MUltr Vice Pres, Jim Roake Sec AUCTIONEER rotary, Anita Corey Treasurer, NeulJKcann Sales a Speciality Clark BEHT WYUk 10th GRADE President, Nancy CALL FOWLEYILLE 436F8 Case Vice Pies, leggy Smith Sec I , rotary, Agatha Henry Treasurer, Elaine Collier i LrL C J TOWNER 9th GRADE President, Tom Wylia Vice Pres, Joyce Furhman Sec rejary, Roberta Ackley Treasurer Cathie WUtaia AJb Funeral BOB e Dos C SwarthouL director Modem Equipment Ambalanco Service honteJ 39 Si PircVney Mir1 TRED C FJ3CKHOFF OFiCMETitiST 120 Wert Grand rtvei Ave Fkwoll K MAsx Ibone J59 Jeetece 61 LOYD HFNTOF Livestock SfcnlAQ Weekly Trip Mtio 9b fMr General TrsdJfcQ Pterin y, Mk Phone lUFU Denlist 044 Portage Lake dot ter chrme Dx 3461 ROGER J CABR Compleie Insuiernce fls iMiiMe Phone 43 Pmcknc ach CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices Yom Can Aifr id To Pai MHJFOR GRANITE WfBtt MUord Mioexan r I DEKALB SELi COitN Ciaied AI1VJI 4 M, x j v i FR SALE MILK CANS, foull fend what yoou want in Harvey Garr, phone 35F2 jAUrMtOOlVc isA6 INSTALL jjftw By nerssiiitent gKxsier i DeKalb DeKalb varietiees One or more wi haa fi atoffj Fnckney, Micbig stoek en hand Curved wmL i shields and back giss eraU AiilS AVTO rAr T ASreii, Wia LaeioBtd Gok OWo, Mgaton, We carry a complete stock of genui John placement needs Place vour ,Lm order now yeac I your cRinate ana your soil Call FOR SALE Two beauttful Home DT , ci or see me today And remember Sites Oca 200 ft on Wylie Rood, wSrprvR11 I have the new DeKalb Chix too the other 12 ft on Portage Lake 2 JT For 13 years more farmers have Road,one and one quarter miles eaflfl planted DeKalb than any other corn For sale by Ralph fclenn Gregory Mich Land, Beauuful Shade frtes, Re FOR SAUI1840 Pino tMub stricted, also a few smaller par Coupe, rskao and nf rvtnrl0 ohn McGinn Dexter Mich Muway GaM vE 14Zi Portage Lake Road i FOR SALfi4ao w on test Main horn DexterMioh tfghway busjNKET PK school bus, ElecMcity Good tqfr F006 fifljr MF Land, Beautiful Shade Trtes, Re FOR SAUM84Q PHrssoiuii iak IFOR RENT14 awes at 1205 M36 East, Pinckney Phene 35102 Ann Arbor I K BUY ONLYBfMMJOHN PFFRr PAR v v , KE IHl ORIGINALS SLAVEY HARD tVARE tFTH GRADft NEWS Our six top spellers th wook are Gail Gustation and Mildred Keilenberger Anita Shirey and Don Swar thout Jr, and Ryan Boaaor aad Donnio Morgan We had Mrs Clark ou Friday whan Mrs Miller represented The National L ftfuk frtdo to a pieme afta boi Council of Alumni Open House of foio liko as Woesosday Wo wish St Alberts Researoa Laboratory at Ito thamk aor foe kor raoioHeM aac Siena Heights, Adrian BrFajans of i2enoroeitr 9 J of M WM ffmeat tyoaker Wo kswo Jsafteea asost of iw teats Wo weUeaso Floyd lUaeoH aaajaad hove dose very well tfildred Kelleaserax, tiMy save aeae I Mrs sfary BauhA was a visitor fry rll Mildred has doao exp J Mosday afteiaooB, Wa ware very onally well is her work eves ator I Lppy to have her, we eBtertaiced ker akseeoe I ao wltk a review of oui Parents Mrs MeArask kai kiadiy tsvitod Day Prosraat We hose she enjoyed it The stole wea their gsaie wit the sixth gesso firle We thaek Jaok oMstsa fee weapkcea teat sssso Pinckney s m mi SlATt OF MICHIGAN The ProboW Court lot the Coun oi Livingston In u Matter TO UU Estate a Chafes Erwood Deceased Ai u session oi tedd Coun nc May 11, 1953 Present, rion Hiraxr H Smith iudge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That the petUon oi dobert H, Erwotd, the adminlstra tor oi said estate, praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assign ed to the persons entitled thereto will be heard at Probate Court June 8, 1953, at ten A M it is Orceiea iat Neucw ihei oi b given by publication of a opv heiooi icj uiue weeks con secuUver previews to said day oi hearinq in tne Pinckney bis patch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in said county and that the petitioner cause a copy J this notice to bo served upon each lsiown party in Interest at his last known ad by registered maiL return t QUALITY eats Pfiait GroorieS Vegetables receipt demanded r least iour j teen 14days priox such hear uaq or by penai service at Least five 5 davs sar to such hearing riiram R Smith A tmf copy ludqe ot Probate Olestia Porqhali Beaister n Probata RIAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 or garage 2 lots, furnace, good condition, ki Pinckney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 Cote 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage 2 lots, hot water heat in ,Jy Ul TTllllO 11UU UUVWI UUUll Bowling Alley at 132 East Main e St Pinckney I baby chicks Started FOR SALEC size potatoes for Jfk ISHJL 50 lbs for 50c WiHard Wiltse ff bloedteetsng Thesr BOAT Windshields made to Vrrne are DeWcted en you pattern Bring your pattern, oi health, vicjor and ABEZ AUTO PARTS, approved PuUonem Howoll, Phone 151 i Buy these clsteiis at WANTED To Rent Modern , Y jfU M lor 2 ladles PhonelS 1F11 FOh SAlJAvg asfced MANDELLti SAW FILINa stiUP run oAixrtmvnu IUWN MOWER SHARPeNING 11524 Rlverbank Laos sand and gravel graded or mix ed, also processed road gravel D J GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 450 Mason Road Phono Howell 984 J 2 or Fowlervllle 288F11 FOR SALE BABY C3flCKS, white leghoms,barred and white rocks New Hampshtres and Hy Una Chicks Order New Phono 105W Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTEDJunk ears, serap isen, metals, batteries, aalcsnotrve radiaitas, east iron rqdfxrtors, fstnace iron, junk farm mcsAsn ery Weigh loads at fllty JoU ABBS RJTO PARTS, Mows, Phone 111, HLJJUK LAKSL MKJt CWm W rOWLBA 11, a C Foot eclJst 216 W GcUiifo YeUaphone Office 75181 By Res 71008 Motv Tas WANTBDJWOOI piioe aokL Lueius loy Phone 42, Pinckney aacaket royle I Fish Pinckney 3 bedroom homo, furnace, 2 lots or 4 lots t 2 year around homes at Pcrtt erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason PinckneyMch Phone 133 M PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular u A BEATTIE Rush u rhone 157F13 Mich MEMCRIAL DAY It is fittir that we roraemlior, and honor, all who have served in the armed forces of this natioa oa land, at sea or in the air Their bravery, stamina, and devotion have written some of the most iaspkrinf pages in our history No businer will bo Urassaeted by thia bar on Memorial Day THE FtlseT NA140HA7 BANS HoweiL Mku Under Fderal Suvernnw Member Federal epoait insurance Corporation Ali rk joeijfl Insured t to3VK rWh TVniiflitnr Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS EstobusheH ittcosporoted ltJT5 MtPHJRSON State BAi Howell Mich TRAIN WRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP Savings are the life blood of the country Without savings the sources of financina of our iarouna industry and government would be so drastically curtailed that our whole econI omy would be almost paralysed So it is the sum total of the scv, tegs of everybody upon which jthe prosperity of our country dependa Your Savings Account no maV or how small is mportant , Benin to save tadav J Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed Supply Co t Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 27, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 27, 1953 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 1953-05-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/32c5d9948dba8d417356a5ba9ffb1cc2.pdf 35870eb1e4c9c92618f545bb03d3fd4f 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. y Tr Pine HK iAVx ney r WtAiffl, i r t rj St VelMe 71 TflE PtfjCtNEY DlBAftti Wednesday June 3 1953 MfthifM Mirror SCHOOL NEWS No 23 The legislature returns to UmlMNruAL COMMENCEMENT wnq tins wee with tne assum j The annual commencement ption that the business rsceipis , exercises oi the high school grad tax will became law The gov j uating class, hela at the school exnor says he win let n fiewome tuday night drew one oi the Iar without signing it but says he est aitenaanees in the schools aouois its constitutionality It ishistory, iiiogether there were to go in eiiect July i but a supreme court appeal would hold, it up 28 qraduates The invocation was given by Rev Fr Schmitt land the graauates marched The Republicans claim this down the aisle to the stage and bill was the leanest one present tooic their places to a procession ea 10 them al played by Mrs Eoyse Camp The i Detroit dailies were allbell, ihe girls wore white caps against it They charged it wasand gowns and the boys blue, drawn by the Ford Motor Co, The salutatory was given by and General Motors and jamm j Claire Campbell and the class ed througn the legislature witnoiation which won first prize in out debate If the supreme courtthe county contest, by Lucille rules it unconstitutional the gov , ueachy who has tied with Claire limtholic r ernor will have another ieather in liis cap f CqflMBc Chuirh Michigan kmw Fx Albert J yhift Fnioi Sunday Manses iunuen 64J0, 8xOQ, lbtQfi U0 Nerenna Deletion Friday eveoi g at MJO p m woqlewlmni rriday aitei bin fbona ltovcuwto Saturday 7t30 to 0G V W Longi cgatiouai Lew, Keith Ruegsegger Pastor iSuncay School 930 a m iviorninq Worship 1045 car tiadio broadcast Station WPAG, erotiaifc Mils Gladys Davis Pinckney high school teacher leaves for Butfope Jtane 6 tylaur Lodge IVJU MASONiC GRAND LODGE uiavtait Lowmcui Messrs Floiis Clark, rercy Ellis Lawrence Camburn and wives expect to go on the bhrine excursion to BobLo Saturday c I Wed Choir Practise Junior 400 icr second place The class will was the result of the efforts of There is one group in Michi Marilyn Clark Dorothy Lavey, gan who believe economy and Parol CaeeBarbara VanStamnot more taxes is what is needbrook and Rennie Haines ed They point to the fact that u , TT , the Miuugan state payroll now i ,111611 was Profusely decor numbers 403,30second highesst he JHop decorations having in 9 midwestern statesThey say ln 11 letl UDrt f S jb PePle an IXene Alison rendered a do that 90 cannot soIo and ShirI the The strongpoint of the new tax icIasB The giftaUry was is it only hits 75000 people The handled by Ted Stockton Jerry Supt income tax would have hit ail rofica, Lteorqe Bradley Robert YMJ hip the people and has been reiect w CIark and Robert Ly aark i Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm ri10 ciajn oi Dirmingnam Pilgrim Fellowship 00 pan f418 ,Bernice lshcc beattie Monday iqhtBible Study bQ0Dinkei Saturaay The iuSii annual qrand ioJqo cenvoxiion lor Mien Maijt wa a viund Rapids lay k Wita J Puickney Masons a tend mq The were the qesi o Pua 6rawhecker 1MG and T , c, , , iWiu at aniner Monda, inf,a JCiLFo,lllck ,aTnd famiy,oi DeiTne LalatiCG of the evenmg Spent in social festivities ihi ciiieient candiaates holojiq nK v J open house in their hotel rooms nobert Young, commercial T eacner in the high school will TL ,, T not be back, having accepted a at hh nf position pt ClarencLville AT ffA P I resentivs of the hahcr or Mrs Madeline Moran StocK or iior and o t oi the ot in j to iuttViJ WCU IZ nala ic lJluora rirsttis m ai iil troit called on Henry Hauck an wile Sunday I or tie leader oi u American coiqieb whose efforts lenjo uppropriations wa responidorLor and oar ear oi the war UUIbur ht claimed 1 ave tii nqiu nis ifaolaiioniii vievo c iic lOi 1LVI andchnaien of Birmingham anat Dr Raymond Sigler and J7cries fhe session oi vw iy he move to a ,0 f qcnr pmuoXS, v i ivjd T is the qrand ledgo Senior 730 Vmsing called on Mrs Emma Plic uimUtee Aite ,, c Thursday mght 800 Prayer Meet Chapman of WiUiamston caliea nic veunq the waiver of ir iaq 8UUp m Ion the Roger Carr family Satur i,0if i dicticn amndrc We preach Christ and everyone day w v ihrown rnJ one propo is very, very welcome j c , , 4, ,, ed y J o Dehrkc of to i l Sunday cahers of the M L uoeie ommiftoe ia j 4 , i Darrow family were Roy Kice xUJUlOniie Mrs NeUie Churchill oi William1 The proposal to cxini rh Cavery Mennonite Church jston and Mrs Branch Burns ana1 Masonic Home assessment 4ut, Rev, Ezra Beachy, Pastor ison oi Mt Clemens jhas been in effect 6 years foi , 1 Waltoi rh UNADELLA PRESBYTER AN Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Worship 1030 waiting until the 11th hour and John LaPrad sang several selflInI hlS b1, throiph v ections with Jeffreys singinq the ed effective as the legislators solo t were spi on all other tax biUs Sarah Chamnsss and Betty wormna worgnio luau a m rnotlint bUdget lXZ, ing Service 00,, r Rev Ruegseggetr is spendingoiner ZT T u ,JSthe week hSouh CarolineTan 8lddredu Wednesday u Georgia IVUs Ruegeegqer and uin t011 uaby are in Flint, John Boyer and wife spent Sunday with her brother, Aria Jaguish in Byron 11JO 7 oO other year was beaten Re va was the p to lare ho per c rand lodao oficers rnd pofor resen a m to r9 a j V i I , t or 8TH GRADE TRIP The Class of I9d7 went to Jack Maryann Leach, Rosina gave j dents address and I the senior gavel to Kenneth iMatteson, junior class president Iill The Murray Kennedy family It03S canJi i tos when rai spent Sunda at me uiii aiiup was W1thdrawn So vo anhome in Farmington W esiey Reader and Bob Mea fcon soani trie week enl jovell arivrnn on v toal rl3Action4 d n c v 0 icrJqes r , hrr at tf rev rn fv0 , dsoensatioxL or mi1 eon Friday in Uii school bus to rlirhke, jeanue ya , , , ATS uvin Kennedy with Mrs I The grand lodge banquet was , T , iV,tt rx, jias purchased Hoion tferry oi JacKson spent i Tuesday night at the Masonic j see a movie bassd on rrenh and Jeanette Wilson presenterey toperty on West last week with Mrs Minnie trmnlt I and Indian war Acocmpanm the class prophecy Mam bt of Theodore Lewis Dooay in Bay City, j j them weie John Burg class,spon Paula Curlett sang a solo Miss Mac TV ason who grad me nex backett famiy of De Hor jCL wh Cm 1 f sor Mesaames Lric Rose ana When We Come to the End of uated frcm Ue psi Normal,w f Gii pent the week end winA and P Keciitrve was named Lcoxd Lee a Perfect Day and the Loys ieach the Pinckney 3rd and 4th awrence Camburn and wife, rand master by arlGr j I chorus favored again grades next year t ionn oamdurn and wife l1 wrre 11 ll,,rl,, c CONSERVATION NOTES Lois Beachy, class valedicor, ian gave the farewell and Supt Mrs Jcne ikirtqALs SundrfL ana onnon and wife of Detroit itcs We sa r o in iiif th wOtrndaT GaylordaclT9 ifl n i Reader, presented the dipolmas school class hold an ice cream nd gapped at the Lawrence1 There wer Revff COi krri uiiiiii nome on way back Mrb Goraon heser ot Ysiianti visited at tne Anarew Nes i, u ias week Andrew iesbit and wife were ihrLday quests of Mrs Biancn iayior at taton iiapids Sunaay guests ui the Frea nead home veie Mrs PranK wa reelortT crrrrnrl t over Hay CVrnvirni BIJ an Hjgh McLellan, Dotrot Homer Nrvton, or n rr ohuntws kUied loOOO deer durH The Thcmas and Mary Recd mg the last hunting season and Lucius Wilson scholarship 54UU0 during the regular sea awards for the student with the and 1100UO aunng the regular best four year average were a season 4b5,U0U purchased hunt ic lows First Frize 95 to Lob inq licenses but only 45b,000 Beachy, 2n6 to Lucille Beachy hJrJday quVsts o7MrsBiancn a and a frjrr used them 35 percent of the,Lois also won a scholarship as Mrs Uai Sigler is attondin 1 i,ayior at taton iiapids Dr 1 humrs got deer 19UO0 were ffr c , rjompbelUFoIwiric he state WCTU convention a Sunaay quests ui the Frea faUrcf evM Ho VJ vfr1 r ,1 UFT 1 ihe sonq by the class and bene ,and Rapids nead nome weie Mrs PranK P,nsion l V ChrrrTpc son 55,000 aoes, 23,000 fawns, 1 ry of thft hoo1 H hause r lilies Monroe, Oeoro Stout 0125,000 buck fawns and 7,0001 26 of he qraduates left Mon Tne Independent League mer The Robert Read famiiy hadlrtnH rharle5 EdTik, nd PP social at l3 town hall Saturday nighi Baccalaur3ato June Id Ly thJlcv Myhij Jcmme6nt i j iii 22 Mrs Ixai Siqler is attondin he state WCTU convention aT land Rapids r 1 adult bucks were taken Michigan btate College is spon guests Lari Baughn and wife were in day in cars driven by MrRead onaay mqnt with ivirs Mable hui Builis and Wlle Qi r er Tck Yunq Jim Burns, Wm Ccpe She served cake and ice or for Saturday soring a 2 weeks tnp for Michi, Laprad, Lonnie VanSambrook cream qan qrade and high school toig Mildred Haines Forks Mary Switzer of Hambuq and study Michigan lumbering, iron yiT Geraid CTark for 10 Charles Shankland of Ann Ar and bor were married June 7 b the Rev Mylne ids For qrand non in ha rnn and copper mining, fisheries an 1 geology will be studied 293 persons were arrested in, April for game law violation and 5,776 in fines collected, i Mrs Gerald Cark for dcys n Nsw York City Washincton D C MARRIED f ATOMIC ENERGY i Atomic energy has caught and held the peoples interest j more than any other topic to j day The result is they have built up expectations which how ever justifiable may materialize lowly The Detroit Edison Cb with a group of 27 small com panies is conducting experij merits with a view to using atomic energy for heat to gener ate electric power Experts tell Married at Greqory June 1, Myra Bird to Nathan Bowen oil Detroit j Teeple Hardware sold 12 Do1 waqiac bait sets last week Anderson Ail Stars beat the Pinckney Juniors here Saeurday HMeyer homeSunday, 9,, 5 , TV J0 Clark and wife spent William Moran is building a ,veek eria in Chicaqo cement sidewalk on Putnam St The Howara Read family spent Sunday at the Wilde coUae at Portaqe Lake John Paul Ware and Brandon White jr were home from Camp Aiterbury Ind, last week The Edsel Meyer family of Yp silant and the Wm, Lamb famb hy of Ann Arbor called at the I urinq I disaster L J ca se a seii I appropriation marshal, b f v, il VK lode2 lneJc cu hiij vas second haJt H nnorien were Rex Sackett of Deroi Torres Srnlidifor 0 t Msor i 7nr TrtTi T,To Vm Vleerah, Easl Lansma WiTTard Sauer, Sparta r v of Kalamazoo ATI r,r, i 1 dates but Sauer were at th past masters banqne bore o Ann 11 m Rex Sacket is an heno member of Tivinaston Todar will mn aoain next year lenouncea out every oieunc ir,t, out m speech u iea to Uiuiic that cvuio,i vas moie appar taur io, Lst week wnen ll, tuKi p e taiicir seenied K si , vjmewhere he nutvv a mou,ey wrench in the uucnuiery b u Lpoech in which lie said v,e siiOLid pull out ot 10 L111 tea auols una the Kor fcra a any peace under pivent oninions VvOLJd be un suoiy im, caused a huo congress as only a par bod, s so icaist Tiu u IUJ wediieiiay Ptj uuieencu saiu Uiat no v 0 acrit wih the senator That he iiaa seen ot talked with no vnL ,10 aia not want peace ceo mt was he Jl Mii avng ,m LIIO pa J cOitcrenco, io ertiir, cUr ACUIC hav LS doFho , l joi btai iciot , i v Kjisor Tafi iailea to wu ,ne pojaejiiai nomination 1 0 scnool reader v0 i1 si ry ol an Hng , coiced funds 1 A pia u on a a daiu iious i to 01 mipejuiiiiq aisasorns 1 iiuvcdoneci iU, i vurs ana Uia ie t,od bishop u pae snip came 1 1 J ipoi sent two ov in a boat to cut fastenmqs and sn bell to i u soi as a joica, say cct snp tha comes bf mve n a storm wil curse the us 1,11 is no vci vi Lnc inarched on A 1 Mae up and thei vU np rs cauqht in vicin lCii it ptruck I iu 0 trio bottom of tiu c VLS no bish , Al fu ,u o v am them 1 1 iMim last c j i le cnvil icfense 1 iiniod o iunction o t Huion cyclone ic no iu iCLon be Irll t off tha Th 017 of it 41, 0 introciuc Sena or Ihilipps ot Port Huron wh00 district was ns urst o need sich aid LLON ha Wait siiips Governor Williams in a radio jt, v u uav mqnt said w going 10 lei ne added follower min , Mrs Lois Mohlman and Miss, T wTfrom the Jerry Dunne Norman Maronret Widmever aive IntaTnation Reason home o the W E Mux fhTt thoTmes home on Next year, qrH lo iphy Roy Clar home Friday niqht for Mrs Janet Sheals0 m Cran Rapid Serqt William Hollis Clark, 9n Cs J03 near han Tn American TeirM 1son of Roy Clark and Mrs Nell Cairo 2 bams an a house were Winston Bauqhn was inj e 01jt aqSint PrPiV ie Clark will be married to Mar blown down ast week Detroit last week X Toposal to niSrt eta ilyn Hadleydaughter of Mrand Harmed, at jhe home ot ho The Winston Bauqhn ana Bill nhcwftrS Posalt0 win TfTfi inn vrrrQ Hnwnr ,Mrs Paul Hadlry at ft Thomas poner cctupu oli Leciie a law with iui iis siqiiatuia as the state is aniaup an i s tne oruy zemd, m siqnt Thai daeru were bq xuots ol he bills constitutionility and it wold probably qo tne supreme coal This tax nu v,as prnq at the 11th houi d o yir will last 100 years However the testa and experiments will take years There are 2 groups of atomical research, governmental and industrialr Gov1aunental experiments are chiefly appHed to atomic use in warfare At ihe present time but 7 percent of uranium ore is used Indusry is trying to use the rest of it to produce electric enegy BABE DIDRIKSOOT ZAHAR1AS GIVES CANCER WARNING From her hospital becL Bdbe Didrikson Zahaiias sends dra xnatic warning aqainst cahcer aimed at those who think It cant happen to me,The American Cancer Fo urges every one to read,Tomorrow iToo Late in the American Weekly with this Sundays issue ofjune 7 Detroit Sundav Times Church Ann Arbor, 900 a m Friday urone his vear, mostl, Mrs Netie Vauqhn June Baughn famihes enjoyed a pic I at 7 her daughter HazeUo Reuben mc at Wamplers Lake Sunday rh ,mrr,w Kisly of Hamburq L Sendee spent the week TnaSed in Jhe fi Bob Carr of Grand Rapids dcag Jam6S NaSh i prevent Tabor from fn LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN spent the weel ond at the Rcaer Th pettvsville school distxicThn4u u DAR FOR MAY, 953 Carr home gave a toe well pSv 1 1bT nh7, Instruton class L dda, 7, rlfw PT x, iaae whirfi is ue to iho am1 Ju JH1 dispTac pTce k,2w whcit d is all Lousiies are bitter aqoiiLst it as they claim it dis rinnnates cqan, them in favA o L q companies There is nl, or w y 0 ce i the tax estion ana thai is u constitut nal cor vonion which the rur i aomji itu i,tuiie does uot want s it mignt change the C jtrili oOttJp Use Swet of Stodkbldge Strawberry Fee Lucas of Brighton Kathryn Miller, next years teach j ccmcenation has le rsons convict pr son vo tival, Thursday, June 11 Living ingston Lodge to work MM degree June 20, MM Degrees June 21,church at RevMcLucas Church, Brighton, 1130 a m, June 26, FC Degrees Oic ip W K P W CiTL Sea ,er was also honored ItinThe fiaeejagine was called to the Fred SirPJfhome at Hi1 ind Neil Hall spent last week at Lake, Tuesday noon by a r rlSs the James Hall home and Don fier Little damage done Mesdcames Elpyse1 fJampbo Week end guests at the Lester and Esther Hall visited the cem McAfee home were Omar Gass eterv at Gran Rapids last and wife , Tim Gallagher and week daughter, Rita, of Detroit I Howard Riopelle and wife of George Thompson and wife Detroit spent the week end at were Sunday guest at the Paul me Harold Rady home Keir home in Detroit The Miesess Dorohy Parker Mrs Mary Hoft and Mrs Beu and Hughes, Clemens school iu xrw v vA f00L nA teachers spent the week end at lah Martin spent the week id d p home portage at the John Mayer and Bortz homes in Ypsilann Lake oreirt rr tecpsion or dfor ion when ft fakes rp The Too OW 1 Sirfldav in Battle CreeV The Mr1 NeH frnrnl in Ann Ar1 SndrrvWavne Ato h Govenor Williams has signed c b 11 vhh c I d sending to ot sex criineei camp This WD jv is caed Py the eaccrpe of a J s x leviate from the prison work c mp a1 Cinon a year agoThe pson worft cimps and the Cass rlic Lake Traininq school have ibch experienced considerable fpro tro lble because judges and pria o jhorities persir,ed in send a party Friday on her 11th birth dmr Mr and Mrs Lee Javev enter Bert VanHorn and Mrs Cora fJ1nAd HO relatives at thir hrmDale Meabon and wife have Sawyer called at the J H HookpriCTV nnht follorrr nrc Hall visited him th week Arnold Berquist was home moved into he George May er home Saturday Bert has soldLiation 0 tlieir daughter, Dor Mrs Edna Spears vas in Chel from Battle Creek over the week house in Unadilla his farm in Oceola and bought otVV ea Saturday1 nd , a ipuse in Howell The Mervin NUe familxr of ryvrdjiri confirmed criminals to them IV hen these places wr ft es The school qrrve Trita Trrh to ished onlv first term Jr ers whose chances for rehabitation were considered good were to be sent to these place but this has been ignoreoV , i NOTICE ocDSReauIar meetinc Friday at 8 p m Speoal RoReadVand wife were Sun Norman Curtis and family of Miss Mary Wylie had a tonsil The fire engine made a run to jas0nandMrs7Mae Mtz ifunett at 8p rn A dav dinner awsts at trHerb Uvonia spaet the week end at removal operation at McPherson the Ben Pietras farm in Haniburg Howeu spent Sunday at the Leeicera Night Initiation Sneed home in Howell the Ralph Hall home hospital, rlowelL last week Tuesday p m Lavey hwe Midge Miller f Ts SB, m H J, 9v i vVnf H tWWMMM vvzwr iUppiiiliiijiiii, 1,i, i jiippiri ItieVeAa AV fJwa vAi ,V i H l T S K iv THE FD9CKMEY if mo10 time for Arwiyt tArt yoa COOK , c yev SEE YOUR DEALER 0 i 1 , It MEN J i Skilled and Unskilled needed at Detroit Die Set Plnckrey phone 80 Wejtoejday, Jim 3 1953 mmrZSimmim ftaigfiworjijg noie Howeii i u toiler m i HOWBLt MICHIGAN The Siockbridge high school f , , , alumni oanguet and aance is j Wed Thur, June 3, 4 June 6 I Jcae Powell Farley Granger Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kitchen in of Unadilla have purhcased a SMALL TOWN GIRL Technicoic Comedy Cartoon Dexter Theater JfY home at Patterson Lake The Stockbridge village council has appropriated 0u for a summer recreation hind Mdw ,4 A Sec of State Owen j Clear SSS 2l5f J Frlday SaturdayJune 5 6 double Ferrtur HANGMANS KNOT Randolph Scott, Claude Jewess VOODOO TIGER Waninrj Johnny WeissmuHerJan ftyro Cartoon J 1 was the speaker at tue Stock bridge Memorial Day services i Mrs Pauline HacKey Clark of Unadilla died last Monday The funeral was at the Milner j uneU Home iSockoridpe on Wednesday with buriai at Una lilla Surviving is a son Erston Hugh Culbertson and Peggy Lepard ox the Fowlervilie senior class have won American Legin scholarships Robert Mttchum Jean Simmons Sun, Mon, June 7 8 In ANGEL FACE George Montgomery in JACK McCALL DESPERADO Technicolor THE PRESIDENTS LAD1 Susan HaywardCharhon Hts cano m WH orL Tues Wed, Thur Jone 910,11 TEOPARDY Stan in cj Barbara Stanwyck and SuBjivan I I LOVE MELVTN i ecfmlcoior With Donald OConnor and Reynold r5 oon Dtsie rw Mat Sat 2 p m cont Also Cartoon ACown Parkinsuraic man Sun, Mon, June 7 8 has been elected pesident of the SOMBREROV lsorcfar4zod iBrghon Clnamber Technicolor of Commerce starring George Nunn,mgr of the state Ricardo Montelban, Pier Angelt liquor store at Howell, died last Cyd Charisse Yvonne deCarlo Tuesday, oveisy cartoon fpamhuji 4m Singer, William Wise, Umsina attor Wed jone9To,ll SP Your Me ner was the speaker at the JS AT 1 i Brighton Memorial Day services 6 R of Brighton high school golf team THE DESERT RATS 1 j Fkttssl T placed 4th in the sat tourna Starrtna , , mem St Francis of Petoskey j Richard Burton fc Robert Nwion Wntoncs Lafce, em was first I and James Mason Friday Saturday, June 5, 6 Mrs Dorthea Eastman Geer Comedy Novelty Cartoon Double Feature gave a luncheon at her home , pTifrn WrV,lw Rh r Greatest of AH Warriees last Thursday in honor of Alber f Titanic, Pickup on South , HIAWATOA ta inkel J tr0t i in ctnecolor Ichtning killed a sow and 8 J j wrth gs J Arthur Allyn on Oak rove Road last week j The Field school in Green Oak is advertising for bids for a new 5 room school Scio Theatre Vincent Ci Edwards, Yvette Also THE MARKSMAN Wayne Morris Cartoon DRIVE IN THEATRE Fred Sialer whois in Arizona ion J S 12 CM Jaakson Rd5 mUes ii uiLtq Dr and Mrs west oi Ann Arbor T z 01 SiqieT is attendina school Paygroound Children under 12 ai a desert site 42 miles L from Free admitted Free fusconwhere Mrs Ltola LobdeU Frfd gcrturfay, 5, 6 of Howell is teacher rr Born to Mr cmd Vincent Arloa Esic son hospital last week a son 1 The Herb Sneeds of Howell have sold their interest in theyr 5c to 1 store in SanDieqoCaht o their partners, Mr and Mrs 4 Gerald Kipp 1 Thomas Brogan, son tt Mrana ut riiTOP YOURi KILLLING ME, 3 iecnnlcolor at McPher JJ Broderlck Oawford,Clare Trevor AND CATTLE TOWN4 With Dennis Morgan Wagoners Groccrv 1 4 6066 PinekMf tori Quality Merchandise taw PRICES tor MI WIM to W Out NO U RS iriptl mdtji9to8 t fsMt Hewell 7Q6J2 KtaTTjSrBi of HoweU toiBun Moj June 7J in Une for commission as a zna It in the U S army He has been crtisnding University of Hawaii, Mr and Mrs Floyd Love have purchased the Don Goodnow j residence in Howell I Earl Smith has sold the SmitE Grocery on the Pinckney Dexter Road to OIlie and Jean Brother ton A ml t 4, Tues Wed, Thur Jone 910,11 , John Rossiter and wife cf thf SHTS WORKNG HER WAY Mich Molded Plastics, Dextei THROUGH COLLEGE I I have gone to Europe , Techmcolo 1 Marilyn Waits, daughter of 1 With I Mr and Mrs Foster Wait of Virginia MayoRonald Coleman t Dexter, left for Japan May 17th I oad Gene Nelson BIG JIM McLAIN With John Wayne Nancy Olson ANP APRIL IN PARIS m technlcoir with Doris Day, Ray Bolger TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY with John Wayne Donna Reltf Selected Shorts Tues Wed, Thur jone tIEil GIRLS IN THE NIGHT , wh Joyce Holden, Glenda FereC TANGIER INCIDENT, with George Grant, Marie Aide Latest News Jhelsea Kiaelu to act as a recreation direction The Kensington bcrthinq beach opened Memorial Day The Northville Milling Comppany has closed their Hour mill Itheree after nearfy 100 years of fcrdfouous operation Blno ASSIGNMENT PARIS Stcrnv7 Dana Andrews, George Sanders Also rartoen f, v WAUtONAOUN HMJJONED vvirfi2 mom I ,UsAHS NAMI, AOMIfff lfj 1A1MM i Yftars Aw The Qounty Kings Daughters convention was held at the CongV chuich Thursday Mrs Charles Horton, state president was speaker The residence of William Dor row on Mill Stcaught fire Mon day but small damage was done, j The Livingston County Demo1 end published for many years by Joan Ryan, has been sold to LMSJHC W H Cfansheld and Herbert Gillette of HoweU The high school turned the tables on Ypsilanti high shool beatina them there Friday 15 to Cecil Hendee pitched Knclaiey Independents beat WDDsr Aborpphons, Ward, Lau JUbor here Sunday 9 to 1 Eck had 4 hits for PinckneyKennedy McCleer and Livermore each 2 Batteries Jameison and Kratzmlller Arborphne Ward Lau and Hoffman Miss Osbom of Chubbs Qorn em closed her school Thursday Will Thompson who has been wofktne for the Gordon Baking Oouin their Creamery here has be made mgr of their new rtatten at Bridgewater i Mrs Thomas Richards died at e, Wirt Hendee home June 1 JM baves a daughter Mrs Es therShea of Chicago Funeral at IQongl churchc Sunday with burial in Gilkes Cemetery Fowlervilie is first in the coun y high school base ball league wHth Pinckney second Mrs William Keelan died at the home of her son, Charles, in Mario May 31 i James Smith is at Cheboygan fbuildlna road i The Stanton Landscape Qo ei Detroit are haulinq large num srs of pine trees from here to Dsimit Some are 15 feet long Tipsy get them at Anderson dseorge Chapel, 70, Howell jeweller lor many veam died fa FMsy TRISES FOR fAT, ALL THE NEWEST AWTS N BLOOM Don B Savory 8630 Chilsn Road Wirtw ltkc Brighton, Midi, Friday Saturday, June 5, 6 BAD BLONDE Starring Barbara Payton, Tony Wi and Frederick VaOc Ns Sport Cartoon Sun, Mon, June 1 8 Double Feature 70HNNY THE GIANT KIUJBI Cartoon Feature Technicolor LOST CONTINENT Stan1 r CaesoT Romero, Marie Wlnser Sun poowg 300 p m cont iTues Wed, Thur Jone 91011 MA AND PA KETTLE 073 , VACATION arriBI Marjory Main Percy Klllorlde j Cartoo and Srport Shows 715, 900 E CominaYouna Bess,The Stoege Wan ence Expert Unnecessary Apply in Person CURRENT SOffiDULE 50 HOUR S PIS WEK 4 II i DBPnL MICHIGAN 5The Peoples Store rocerlei Wednesday June 3 1953 Plncknty Dispatch Entered aft 2nd Class Master at flostotfice Aci oi ivioicii d lb 114 boiowoii u,iuicJW4Viicn uiciipuon ruiw idu per u il a Drgoods Canned GOOls Shtes Osits Ftrnishfmgs Liisgsrici Kenmetiys Gem TRETELEPFIONE CALL THAT WAS A BIRTHDAY WISH COME TRUE V6R CAY THE TELEPHONE PLAVS A 6 RART W THE IMPORTANT EVEWTS IN P60PLE LMES IN MAM Mft IT PROVES HCWMUCH MORS ft 6 flWTH HU THAN THE , PwcBYttJRAyFRrr MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO CHU tprTueK4mtcmmmruM IHV WimiLmcammMmrjmNnm WiLam Brash jr and family ieu fnaay lor lazeweu Va,fla j will return at once Mia brash I ana crniarea will VUJII ner mo tner tor 14 weeks j Mrs Sinclair wiil return from 1 South Lvou ana ave Oi, the ni lviursnalL nome on west Mean Lawrence Lncnuen, yoeanou third class, Ubi, son oi,ir, una ivirs Shenaen oi rmckney nas JJUSI xetarnea 10 aae U ot sao marine oase at iew Lonuon, Conn, on Uie u a submarine lruiqa jiiowuiq an Armed Armed rorces Lay visit to iew Xoric N, X, Sanaa yuests at the Andrew CuinpxDfcu nome were me LICK Younq lumuy ot biq Rapids ana tne lnn Kinqsley laniiiy iviesaames l iorence utz ol Lo tron ana Mae xtane ox Wnitmore Lake callea at the Mj rteason 4jcne Satupday 1ne hoy necuson tamily and Mrs itdna heason ana Leoia spent Sunday at Belle Isle ana in Detroit The Dale Sniriey family of Liv onia and Gayie bhiriey family ot i3uck iake speni Sunaay at the Aloert bniriey home The Rooert jacs are expect ed heie from Guiiport, Missnext and their house on West Iviain St us beincj hnishca Mylo Kettier ana wiie of lack son and Mrs Lyuia Carr called at the Bob Ackley home bun day Westley Palmer and wife of Detroit spent the week end at the Herb Maimer nome Sunday guests oi Mrs Margar et Ciark were the Tom Clark family ana MrsG W Ciark oi Ann Arbor Maynard Clark and wire oi Manchester and the Russei Ciurk iamiiy oi Buck Lake call ea at the Waiter Clanc home on Friday I ine Merlin Amburgey family spfcin me wei end at Crystal Lai Mrs Dessa Nash of Fort Mey eis rToriaa is at the Martin Ritt el Nash ot Ann Ar b t ent Sunday there i Lthei oprout was a Sun i dv , visiiai u, uie Charles Soule hCiio in iuwoil i Lie Gorton and wife and i jkj Wiii Jar ton oi uurana called on j IViio Line o,rout Saturday me Frarl White family Ho wail spent the week end at Mrow Htngliesj Plumbing Heating jComplete Lin8 Plumbing Fixturesf and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERS COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL T WE INSTALL WE SBRViCE EAST M36 Phone 183F2 COAL 100 PER TON LESS FILL LP NOW WITH COOK CLEAN ITOI AM AVOID THE lilSH NT FAIL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING EVKHV DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Sons sT TELEVISION anil Of Artfnno t f Ue Jcri 11 floPT AND cnrtTLous YIt lo nome KrVICE JiisLUna Luler and MisNellie Wylie called on Mr iiuler at fh vixhiqai Saa Saturday lse 1fau and wiie of josco wero Sunaay calloii ot Wiliam Shcian ana wife The Asher Wylie family visit ca tins oaianac Cemetery Saturday and called at the VVm ricOid home in Ionia Jne Dr Walter Mercer family oi at Lansing spent Sunday at the William Mercer home boo Pike and wife attended uhe mneral of MrsPauline ClarK m Ltockbridge Wednesday He Dillingham and wife call ad on the Guy Blair, Howard wriqnt and Leonard Blair fam lies in Fowlervilie Saturday Mrs Loretta Hooker and son oi Ann Arbor called at the Rgy Uiliingham home Sunday Harry Nuofier of Lansinq and the Ambrose Kennedy family ,vere Sunaay guests at the Lloya Sendee home A shower was given for Bernice Maas Wednesday night oy the Misses Alberta Dinkel, Cecelia Boscher and Mrs Beth liOrenz at the Dinkel home Sunday callers a the Albert Jinkel home were Mary Martin of Lansing Roger Krum of Low ell, Gene Dinkel and wife, Aria Caulk of Ann Arbor and Isabel Dunbar of Jackson The Misses Alberta Dinkel and Bermce Maas were in Detroit Saturday Miss Alberta Dinkel Allen Dinkel and and, W F Close went to Detroit Sunday to see Allen Davis in the motorcycle iaces He is in Chicago this week The Clare Miller family were in Jackson Saturday Harry Jackson of Lansing call ed at the W C Miller home Sat uxday The teachers of the Pinckney elementary school gave Mrs Helen VanBlaricum who is retir ing aspincipal, a surprise party at her home Monday niaht They took possession and whn she returned from her work ot Van Motor Sales she found the qnng thete Rev Albert Schmit gave a breakfast Sunday for the 11 Catholic members of the graduat classMesdames Gemaine Stack able, Rene Miller and Lucille Fshey assisted J Kasenchuk and wife of Chel sea called on friends here Saturday I P i4RviiHinm PINCKNEY MICH CAPEKART TV CEAIEv PHONE 118F2 r ffiii PH M 111 t M0W Utl A GRfAT NEW RANGE FOK HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAWS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLI i t Tht omaitng outom itic OVVRUC thot io net M gatl Yo0vt Qot st set it M believt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCiORY OFFER Rcguur price Spacial price You fov Coma in tedoy Be tht first to own this beautiful rangt with to many putitoncTrg ceokingeait fsoturss 23050 X tvZ PHONB Hockey Servlotv vi r M,, Wr , V J simmm DUk Harrow Bmho Spools CnokSh k Rolling Coulters itiiitituuai x IUIW i minimal Hi I Iff HiiU y Cogihiat or Siadtr Canvases Wednesday June 3 t53 STATE Of MICtiCiAN ffct ubate Court for to County of Livingston i PROFESSIONAL GMNtt TH2 WHOWBYJAJBIUM 1AY M DUFFY M D lAiuy 11x00 i M to U Except WedikejrfflTij 4on Iu n fcai J o 01 Q McCL08KV U2V Notts Miviluu, 4v KEEP YOUR iraEUT 100 J0HND Its just plain common st to reE l ace worn or broken pan en John teere Equipment with opi j m John Deere Parts Why E e they always fit and perform as well as the crfinals they replace Veyre exact duplicates of the oriril parts made from the hfhgrade materials, ffonrthe tc s arm dies and ijlrh o quality workmanship Yen cant aJiord to handicap ths fi ae, d, ableerformance Ofyour John Ltere Equipment, fCsp it 100 John Deerd la Mattel oi toe bmate a Barbara Tessmer, Deceased At a sMftUrf oi aaid Co rt heid May 8, 1953 Notice is Hereby Given, That the petition of Arthur G Girard, j the executor oi said estate crav ing ha his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persona entiled thereto will be heard atj Te phones 1 the ftoobate Court on June 22nd5Quc 835 LeslxLJHJ 1953 Svemoas by Api aintaaAJii It Is Jftdeed That uo t uu j Woveil s Mltwgao j y be civen by publication a i apj hereof for three WMWK cut HERB SNEED I snastiFeiyprevious vosaitiaayot k ,, i bearing in the PincknoyDispahilawoe ibj 07 c vs A J and toot the ndicuary cause a j nownii Montana oopy of thia notice to be servou taiaie ksuran mkeraae upon each known party in miai and Faun POXM1Y ist at his Last known adcxess iv registered rnnil return recei 3t, demanded at least fourteen da3 prtt to such hearino or by J peSonal servicd t least live 51 j day prior to sue , heir,iy R Smithjudae of Probate j A true copy j Celeeua Pcrshail I Register Probate A SpedaMtv r 1 Your Property M U II LEE LAVEY General insurance oue 583 PiDcknoi Ajt RLJfiULRAON SERVlGff HAKQLu BADY HEAL E Farms, liomss Uu iopcrue and Business Orttvuie List Your Property Wta M GERALD SUSGV Broker 0 9 Pinckney, Mich Ph e J 9 9 thone 157FU Raxdic MYSON J HUGHES PlusoMno and feaica fflcnw late Phone 13F2 1075 East M26, PlnctoeY Funeral Hoxr HOD C Swarthoul JKrecta Modern EyuiTnreri Ambulanca IWvic hont3 39 63, PtrrVnev Ml FRED c incimorr OPTOMETlOST 120 West Grand I We Ave kwell u Micluacw I hone 358 eeidesce 61 LLC YD HKNtEF Uveloclc Ha J na I Wjekly Tipt Muae Tc w Genoraj Trcilnq i Plnn7 Mir Phone lClFI 1 Heax ca ful Makes j PiONE 164F3 Pinckney i POR ALEDuotherm oil burner j ,AUCI0NL heater stove with blower 51 T Phne 159 j CALL rOvvaS 6f8 St6l Chain Aseibliei , m POR SALE Almost new Sparton Television for 15000 Inquire f Mis Art Marshall 234 West Main St, Pinckney t POR SALE White Finish Kitch and Sink, 7 in deep by 17 in by 31 inches The JonLoi Falm lohn Buxq DH C JTOWNEB Dentist U44 ortac lake Aot 1 tsr ROG3 J CARR Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pmckne Jch CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aifr rd To Pa MILFOR GRANITE WOPES Mhord, MiduVan i Ui 1 AiiV I FOR SALE MILK CANS I Harvey Garr, phone 35F2 JFnckney, Mlchig AUTOMOTLVH JUI INSTALL E By compMent Qlasier ample stock on hand Curvea wina ahieids and back able AhES AUTO An tail lsl HowHi time wia H Row 8haM Vtil 4f We carry a complci placement needs c i r k of genuine John Deere Parts See us for fef der now t WlimjBw npifiiNAlS WANTEDCustom bailing, dona ,, vith new HoHand string tiedf9 SALE Two beautilul Home Phone 15i ss sr ar SS tS3 yas 4 Koaaone and one quarter miles T T , J u ii Ifram DexterMich Highway bus 1214 g T,5ftr2Kr011 LOST At Vokar Dexter or in school buS, Electricity, Goodi jchiqCTn cmkr PTJB Isfo Bnokney Nurses yeUow gol5 Land, Boautiful Shade Trtes, Re FOR SALE4S40 Plymouth Jlwub Elqin watch,sweep minute hand, stricted, also a few smaner par Coupe, radio and heater, black corded barid Liberal reI eels, John McGinn Dexter Mich Murray s Gulf Station d Mrs John Cooki4871 Portage Lake Road FOR SALE43o ieet on 2ast Main I WITiRestaurarU ply at White House across from 1 QCU TMUfkVB 1 BowLnq Alley at 132 East Main1 , FC 1 ,ALE ,, St Pinckney SY cicki otarted Shicks FOR SALEC size potatoes for Each chick U a produot of carr 50 ibs for 50c Willard Wiltse hi mating, rigid euinnq arid LAVE tfftrAB FOR SALE Several good silk, print and plain dresses, sizes j214brown and white spectat or pumps 6 all in excellent conditionable Call Pinckney 131F5 after 5 p xn ESTATE BARGAINS com honei2 car gcraqc cood enrvttion, 2 lots, furnace, In Pinckney, bedroom home, modern, 3 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 cz arac end 2 Its het water heat In Pinckney 3 bedroom home, furnace, 2 lots or 4 1 2 year around homes at Pattrsoii Lae, Terrrv Gerald Rejsor RncksveyMich Phone 133 Orr RENT 14 acres of pasture at 1205 M36 East, Pinckawy Phone 35102 Ann Arbor jrSfcar OR ATHLTKi FOOT A muioLrna A MUIT What Is a keratolylte An ag m ttftt deadens the infeeed Iskin It torn peols L esyoeUt more germs to its kttttne aeHon Get T4L, a keratolytic at any ONl tOUH your A bo Tdav The CORY STORE FOR SALEBeautiful Potted Ger namiums, Perenials and Ann uals, Vegetable Seeds and Plants, Bulbs and Evergreens at ViOLTTS WAYSUE GARDENS 528 West Grand River Ave Ho well ,Michigar bloodtesting Their siree BCAT WindshlelOto made to dams are Scctod on tke you patimMBJngjfourpattera health, viqor and sise approved Pulloneoi Buy these ccks at TRY FARM nd HAT 01 N Byro rd at cky ABE , AUTO PARTS How v II, Phone 151 fc ckney UALITY Groowrie Vegetables STAX, JF rCiilGAN thu fMiDis iii toi ihj County LYH sc At u Ldssion r e id court helo at the Probate Office in the City of Howell, in said county on the 16th day of May A D, 1953 Present ttcnoraioH riiiam R Smith, Judge of Probate In the Matter oi the Change of Name of r Eader Joseph Koslowslri,, wife and childrenadult maxr tod person Alexander Joseph Koslowskihav ag filed in said court his petitior praying that the Court enter an order, changing his name from Alexander Joseph Kozlowski to Aeaander Joseph Kort and the of his wife from Jane The KosIoje to Jane Theresc i Kort and the names of his child ren to Kort H it is OderedThat the 13ih day of June A D 1953 at teni , oclock in the forenoon, at said r probate office, be and is hereby Vi appointed for hearing said petit lion It is Ordered Thai notice there of be given by publication of o copy hereof for thiee weeks con secutively previous to said daV ol hearina in the Pincknev Di patch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Hkaa IW1 ludqe of Probate A trie v Celestin Pvi7vaM rteaister of Probate WANTED To Rent Modem room apartment in town for 2 ladies hone 12 IF11 tOh bAJEGnAVLU washed Land and giuvol siJci or mix ed, also processed read gravel D J GLAVEL CCtvIPANY A miles west oi hovell at 4950 Mason Road Phone Howell 984 J 2 or Fovlerville 386F11 POR SALEiBABY CHICKS, whitt leahems,barred and white rocks New Hampshires and Hy Lin Chick3 Order New Phone 305W Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTEDJunk cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, automotive radiaitqps, east iron radiators, rarnace iron, junk farm machin ery Weigh loads at city scales ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell an 1H WANTEDWooi, highest malket price paid Lueius Doyle Phone 42, Pinclmey PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush i Fhone 157FI3 ,nPV Mlchtaan Pftenr iRfl SH, jiowe Wenntojy HkabwQn MANDELLS SAW FILING stowf iLAWN MOWR SHARPENING 11524 Riverbank tone HLXAi LAK MCrL OWEN W Foot Speck 2LB W Gd Telephone Office 7518 Res 71003 GJtfj D S C lat Chiropctu iver, BriqhtenMich 6fcs Hpjr By AppoLntmei Men Tues, Wed MEMORIAL DAY It is fittin that w romember, and honor, all v b D hava terved in the armed forces of this nation on land, at sea, r ia th air Their bravevy, itam ia, and devotion have written gome f the meat inspiring pages in our history No businef i will be traaaacted by thia ban1 on Manorial Day THE HRST WUUiA7 fiANIt HovrsH MleK Under FficrrU Snver mio Iember Federal Deposit lnauraacv CciTKration Ai Dcoaits iHRUed Market Prices Courteous Service Establish Incoroorated 115 MirHRSON State BAN HoweTI Micfe A permanent record for your income and expenditure Receipts for payment of your bills No reason to pay your bill twiee Prevents loss of cash through misplacement or robbery No parking rpoblems In paying bills Write a check and matt ft All deposits up to 10,000 insurl ed by membershi inp Federal eipieit kuwaxmee Corporation Chick Starter and Laying Farmc rs Feed Suppi Co, , ttairq foods turns mimss at its best y, 1 5j talk MICHIGAN WUK PRODUCERS AVSOCVATIOM Advertittmeiut om where I sit Joe Marsh A Little Headwork Saves a Lot of Footvoiv I dont ever aim to give up fishing, Pappy Hayes said one day but the older I set the less I Wke hiking over to Pikes Creek Guess 111 have to bring the fish nearer to me So Pappy got his nephew to bulldoze down about three acres of bottom land Then he dammed up the little stream there He wrote the TJ S Pish and Wildlfte Service, in Washington, and grot some blue gills and bass to stock itfree Pappys idea wound up giving him and us just about the best fishing vV n pond m 1,0 cinty his own Lac1 yarJ From where I sit, I v may be older than some of us Lai his mind is active and open Hes ready to listen to anyb dy with an idea Thats why he and I can talk on any subjectscim imes about his preference for buttermilk and mine for beer And though we disagree, we respect each others opinion Thats nijjhhorli ness wlihout a oatcli to it ot fc, fjjr, v ,, i Jio, L cs I, avers 1oundation JE3 NOMINATING PETITIONS FOR ONE TRUSTEE for a term of three 3 years to be elected to the Board of Education of the Pinckney Community Schools CANDIDATES FOR THE above office will be nominated by petition as provided in Section 15, Chapter 131 of the School Code, State of Michigan EACH PETITION must be signed by at least twentyJ five 25 qualified school electors and shall be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Education at least 20 days before the date of the election ERIC G ROSE Secretary, Board of Education, Pinckney Community Schools Date of Election Monday, July 13, 1953 8 PM PETITION FORMS MAY BE SECURED FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, MR ERIC ROSE NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Pinckney Community Schools, School District Number 2 Fractional, Putnam Township, Livingston County, Michigan, will be held at the Pinckney Elementary School on the 13th day of July, A D, 1953, at 8 oclock P M for the purpose of electing ONE TRUSTEE for a term of THREE years, and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting Dated this 1st of June, 1953 ERIC G ROSE Secretary, Board of Education, Pinckney Community Schools FREE MOVIES Every Saturday Night SPONSORED BY THE PINCKNEY MERCHANTS AND THE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT THIS WEEKS TITLE THE HOClSIBR SCHOOL MASTER For Prompt Dead Stock Removal CALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 460 Announcement yiike Bowdish who formerly had a bumpinq and paintinq shop at Stockbridqe andMarv Liqht of Pinckney who was until recently in charqe of the body shop of the Huron Motor Sales J Co of Ann Arbor have opened a body shop for colUsion service at 7980 Ann Arbor StreetDexter rtPLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel r A A jm KH,A V 40utlA R60 ROYALE 21 cut rt hp Cwt grass th ecwy woy with th Big Capacity Rto RoyoU Eaty to handle Quick starting V hp 4cyck Ro ngin Power to spore fcr steep grades, toughest grass Cross catcher optional THE LAVEY HARDWARE Pinokary, Michigan Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 03, 1953 Description An account of the resource June 03, 1953 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 1953-06-03 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2b67b5d2789b03aa49e3f3b8a00fce4f.pdf 981efc3ae91543eb14b7cc7204232e6f 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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M 1 tT A nMn Mirrof THE PWCKNEY PlgfrAfgH Wedneedoyrjune 10 1953 Social items MARRIED AT OSCODA Levi Ludtke son of Mrs Paul Good weather permitting Mich igan could be headed for the vfrit ltory Ludtke of Gregory and rlorenc Tourist industry is 3d m Mich Konesici, daughter of Mrs Mary tocmuCKu4ng and arglriculSui Koneski of Oscoda,were morried being ahead of it About 500 I aL the Sacred Heart Catholic million J Y1 spent in Michi church rectory at Uscoaa at 2 gan by tourists This year the legislature appropriated 326,000 to be spent by the Michigan pm, May 23, Rev, August January omaiating, The bride was giveu in marri t ifithoiic is taatfi Catholic Cbmu 1 ae itlbtn j fcciinun, f ouaduy HngiitM juauaex oiov, 00 IU4U rtniar tfuo iuuiw iMoveana JDsvsaonsi rriday even a ai t30 tiauUaU Bora to Alger Lee an J Saugatuck May 28, c son, Mis Opal LaBeiie is now cp I eratOx at the local telephone or items of Interest t ,Jlrpnl rgmwami WEST POINT rpamrTr XA MNUIIM For some years past coi lonui investigator have SaT hra SK Hockey s7oui 7 SrfiiSllV on his homeTourist Council to advertise Mich iage by her brotherinlawHobert igbn resorts It will be spent in Guass She wore gown of wniie advertising and in iUustratednet over white satin of shoulder booklets The council supports length veil held in place by a change all holidays the idea to I satin sweetheart cap trimmed to Mondays except religious orange blossoms She carried a ones, making longer week ends, t white prayer book, topped with The legislature gave the an1 a white orchid, wer as to why it was necssearyj Mrs Elizabeth Scott of Jackson i to let the business receipts tax neice of the bride, was brides become law It passed the bill maid wearing a pastel green authorizing a 338,000 budgetlace gown over green satin Cewithout the new tax revenues celia Gauss, another neice was would only be 30700,000 junior bridesmaid,wearing white The legislature advised the taffeta governor that iihe vetoed the Stanley KonesJa,brother of the we preach Christ ana everyone tax bill they would cut appprop bride was best man and Lorenzo very, very welcome nations to nt the budge This Peterson, nephew of the groom, would have crippled vital ser best man Peter Volak, a Coiigi cgatiuilcM iev, Keith huegsegger Pastor aanuay School 900 a m iviarninq Worsnip 105 aim naaio broadcast Station WPAG, Ann Aroor JJU to400 pm ugrirn fellowship j 0U pm Monaay iignt,Uioie btLdy bUU Wed noir Practise Junior 4UJ benibr 3U rhursday night 800 Prayer Meet jng b uu p m WAS WEbT POINT GRADUATE Cadet Rocco F Ventrella, son of Mr and Mrs Rocco F Ven trella sr oi 8912 Hiverview Dr Portage Laice is one of the lust r iUmi3 arouna nation , Robert Meabon is working atdissmen seniors who were ,Ueqo nd hi9n school t , the Van Motor Sales graduated at the United States Nelson Buzzard is home from Miliary Academy, New on I University hospital, Ann Arbor he 2nd building While a the Military Aad emy Cadet Ventrella has been I Don McKinley and wile of De active as a member of the Hon troit spent the week end at the or CommitteeHe has also been JE L, McKinley home I active in sports, having prtici I Mrs Lucy Reason was taken pated in boxing During the past to St Joe nospiiul Ann Aruor vear he held the rank of ser for treatment but is home now ceunt in tho Corps i Cadets j William Ketcham oi Lincoln Prior to entering the Military j Park called on friends here Sa Academy,Cadet Ventrella attend uraay on his way to Jackson cd Albion College, Abion, M Wm Smith and family of Lv He was appointed to West Point vices brother of the bride ushered xvitjuioime art brought Mrs, Jennie Devereaux home Sataiday who has been visiting them, Sunday quests at the Fred Read home were Dr,Steve Brown and wile of Datioii an jotSchosser and Wifw of Ann ArLc The M, E, Darrow and Georga Thompsons cltended the open ing ol Camp falahi Sunday Wendell Stuber and vite ot n governor vetoed the biU A reception was held at the Cavery Mennonite Church wtuna contobuhons of certain Qscoda Kotel,MrsHarry Dormer Rev, EzraTahy, Pastor fZf3 1 JWTXIWn5n,5 sister of the bride cut e cctke S S SuPt Walter EsLhlWhitmore Lake and Wm, Buett fS A He he4idld The grom graduated from Morning Worship iUoO ner and wife of Ann Arbor call il wisdom of cutting Pitney high schooL Both bride Sunday School 11 0 ,e the Bob Tasch home Sua Employment insurance funds cnd om e empIoyed the 77Peoples Meetina 7 oi day, when employee benefits are far Chela Spring Cor a wedd e Fewstorvlc i U Vola Head was in Jack too low now The average week, ing toNew York they will wi7 800 Un Friday, ly unemployment benefit is now,rfide at rreaorv Weancaoay w Wii y 2721 a week This is 32 percent i reS1Cie at i3th annual Bible Sclool June of the average weekly wage 22 to July 3 9 a m t6 ll4o ain, which is 84This means unem MARRIED Ii4 BILOXI, MISS Monday through Friday,Cniid ployttttent benefits are not en1 Miss Annice Abney dvugrtfeiren 4 years and up welcome lough to meet living costs Also Qt Mr nnd Mrs Homer Abnev the bill would have favored big J aComirsT martod UNADILLA PRESBYTERIAN eorporations over independent t mm Nesbitt son of g E C , Rev Yaach, pastor who clcam unfair treat Nesbitt of LebanonTenn at the doming Worship 1030 a jinacty ocnooJ ment under the new business receipts tax law chapel at Keesler Fieia, Miss an May 29, Rev Bekinger oiitatmg irred Beck of Biloxi was PSUL man and Miss Cora Glock os Washington D C, bridesmaid, ma H3C c l ng rvro SC0 p i A c ruiuren The Leo Bettys family of Wall ed Lake spent Sunday at he rloger Carr home, , Ihe Merwin Campbel family spent Sunaay Lit aix coUuqc at Mortli Lake, Mrs Audrey Lee and children jre visiting in Manton, ilr, iaiqaret Clark and child en spent the day at he Dan Jnvor home in Dexter Sunaay, treiia relved a Bacnolor o Ine Misses CeceliaT Bowshe Science Uee and was com Bernice Maas and Mia, eth mis,l6 Q aeLOnd lieutonail Lorenz gave a shower tor Aiber j in injjy eis ou the griacie tor ollt, ituciing Communism Most uieni ltriutea to answer v uuiu, jjasinq their stand on oui omenament which does lurce a person to testify neusexves A iew have convicted of having at one Peionqed to Communist , organzauens but the total ompiiSiiiiients ot these qi his Peon mali Now these nuaocb nave accumulated new viewpoint oi at least 1 y, congressman from district who is one of the , iront page lovers on the coi ittee has in a press inter ias week taia he favored leaLhung oi Oommunism in C egos ana schools His pi wuld e to show how ,iom is and hew mu ,vii UJ Kopie here are unc uie r pievoiu atip unaouou iy Jie preociu ugitaiion oviununiin stems from the Cio inuuj to s,vpress it T , ,IL iiuvu btm printed he horrors ci it Lut little as o itnne Upon qradiatiou Cadet Ven iiurens ay program ccJia Dinkei Weclriesday night Oiv aaci iVlry R y ,, ot congs, drillsand reci Jihursday night Bet y Covle,p0rtage L A reception was held at Beck homeThe groom is an air listing ot congs, drillsand reci mursaay mgnt oei y ,ovie,portage , ako cjtten, me aa man 3rd class at Keesler YiA ,itl0ns wus put on he M b i Mary4 Mavtin and Madeline uatincT exercises and alo h The bride graduated from How church Sanaa, li was dircctcta Liilier gave her one at tne Coyle marriaqe to Miss Joan Fannin eil high schcol and has been en by Marv Vanliect nd Mrs i Mis, rmda Cole and AlDertaoiCojrnwalJ New York wmcii minister ot plcyea ii a sretoiteieapatt , erry Towle V linker were in Detroit Thursday took pl ce in tKe aiternoon po js to r i x tir, nr XJ, u,i, w K i , pex Read and wife of Ticon i Puna to i uy in iriwj rhi oiiice at Washinq ton L C ihfy wil live aJ oxi, Miss iviiittU, AT ANN ARBOh Cpi vailiam hoiiis Claik son Sov Clark ana Mrs Neilio of Hoy Clark 0IUIK was married to Miss Mar Mrs Hugh Clark sr is b aiding a barn George nl hardware nio uu June i A new fnac L under the Conal church Editor F L Andrew aitandoa Uo Flint golden jubilee last Horace b Mike Whyte Newly elected master of Mich ouc Church at Ann igan Grand Lodge F, and A, avoy at St Marys, Jackson esaence inday, nvdual hter 0i week , , Cna Camppell nnd wife spent z p ,rty ,1 xiiiu jriwaiy JlQ n HClinton has bought hj lane Sunday at tha Dr George Pear 4 parly acrth cf the vailrcui, w t 0 n heme in Howell, Rural line town of Gene Campbell Maynard Clark of Manchester , DUSrneas Service Kate Ruen anc bad 10 Harris called at the Walter Clark home Indivtuual 672 l1iX ana Mrs raui Haaiey 01 2 iirooi at St 1 nomas OathAibor on iiG e 325 300 250 325 UJI week the papers, re unci kvjvibion c rrieu little i 11 ccnation of Qi iiicioeih li ot Lngland It is Hnciia is me biggest ev in ULULI nappel ni Lnglai ne J lnuuqcrru S L v ,i once in Kictime, the Bril iier being crowned for life thing hat puzzles the Americ 1 is why the British peoj UUVL mug or gueen Since iuw 01 n Victoria the ii n 1 cr nas exerted little iui iic J on pojiucal iiie th ihy coui pioiJibl get 1 j as well without one The prii Great Brition corr tht piosdent of 1 UnioJ 0 ateti and the reigi do little but s However J deep in tr iers are deep rey are chtei oiiiumental Anoiher thing that endears ouq giGjn to ner people nane LJizabetn I was graduated from the University Satuday, 0 Michigan school of music last Mr, and Mrs George eabo triday morning at 9 p m, Rev M, He is an A, and P, executive y bvvarz omcatina, and was born in Ireland Has iue juat wore a shell pmk Tuesday are spending the week at Lov visUed the Pinckney lodge aSUi Witn hat and matching ace stockbridqe and Andersen will enS jessones and had an orchid cor piay jn at Anderson Friday Lawrence Camburn and wifo age The couple were alend Adm 10c and 15c spent Sunday at he Ona Camp number of times p,2l55VATIN jedby MrandMrsJames Young, Stereoptican ana phonograph bell home JlLl erpinarsi an an sister oi the entertainment at the Harris Frank Lucksie of LaSeur,Minn nny worms are appearing m TT i1 uu crvM FriHTr ninht bv L T Eaa , nnw buddy SmI rnrnSL J groom JJoe Clark, brother of the school Friday niqht by L T Egg a navy large numbers from the Atlantic 1arooin uJJ7 Si Ai TMtn end at to the Missisi they were so numerous they Increase 415 360 3,20, 3c0 gieaiebt oi butsh rulers as 1 jer her ueat Britian climbed S825 J her highest power as a n 6,7and greatest territorial ex 67r, jon ihe crowning glory 52the deleat 01 the Spanish DANCT ppprvrsfc ada ol Kinq PhiiLp oi Spain W n TU KtUirALS claimed the British throne d pr 1 M ThomPson dariCe Ch iio hi, mainaqe to Queen M L 1 T1 Piymoh Che inaii sister 01 Queen hhizabe ea and Ann Arbor las 2 party 2 party ura uv 575 575 475 usn throne spen the wed, The following from P ncTn preCeCOed her 0n ,he ww uuma uom me Auanuci 1,1,, rrnin Teton, end at the Dale Meabon home, took part Kristen Tcri, v 1 JSMta,lppi In lhM Med Wednesday Dr WiU, Born to Mr and Mrs, Francir ReasoPn, coa ImUs n Sandv I ey were so numerous they lzJnf nhlZ Monks of Howell to Winnie Fin Shehan Janet Lundeen a St, Kuhn Susie LaBeiie Am M n I stopped a train They hatch out crt the home o the bride Fowlerville joa hospital, Ann Arbor Sunday ke Carol Miller dd 3 taS May 59 but their life span is lne w 1 tor Ulantha 1UVA A ATVC rv,i,, v, L K t u u ieLaid J ,aP and Mr and Mrs C a sonKansas wi iutsday where the cntrtainea at a lawn party at willard Widmeyer was a Sun nice showina short leonard Beirlem of Highland groom is stationeaAmong mose home at their home at Por day guest of the Bill Baughn has been made mgrof the Brigh ui tne weaaing were ivirj Nellie ton recreation area CiarK ant Susie, Joe Clark and Pan fishermen often hook bass wue hoy ciaiK, Hugh Doolittle Which swallow the hook Removana wife, La Clark and wife i baton number The maae a tacr ft U fatal to the fish It is sug and Mrs G V Dark, gested the fine be cut a tue fish will digest the hook in time 60 persons worked last week to restore Stirling stcte park at Monroe damaged by high water 26 fires last week burned 116 TO BE MARrtiEt SATURDAY tage Lake Friday , , family ATTENTION MEN The Young Mens CTuo oeat Chester CatUn and wife of Pon Members of ICOF of Hom Anderson at base boll Friday tiac CTnd Wallace Cooley and are sponsoring a ancer w 8 to 1 wife of Brighton called at he icnal eveni Qt haf naJ the Fishing license sales slumped ia May They we 3 5 prev less than last year Conrict workers spent flv weeks at Ft Wilkin getting it ready for the season The build ings were handscraped, pain ed white Objector to the dept buying fishinrr rite on Big ccr L loert their appeal in superior ourt Michigan ranks 4th in the notion In certfied tre farm, Q Mr, Don Swarthr tt haseliLockef June 20 from 10 a m mtJJcJ art ol ceivea an announjemrnt of the2 p, d commg marriaqe of ry neice Miclieie Bourhonnais, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vic or Bourbonn als to Gerald Johnon June 13 fl Ci Earthome chuichLong aJinia, NOTICE Specicd OES meeting Friday, 11a Pa terson ewald of Stockbridge and the,early symp om and te RANBOW ASSEMBLY NOTICE Don Pascoe family of North Lake yourself and family Refresh Practise session for assembly caied at the Stanley Dinkei merits served Everything free S 1Ull l P m homV Sunday Vnanx The joe UrKVt familv MEET PIRATE QUEEN OF THE in Detroit Iast week CHINA SEAS , Meet the Pirate Queen of the u tr were TVE LIBRARY NEv , Miss Florence Pruess will hold Lt Roy Heat USN of Mary a Story Hour for young children visitina his mother, Mrs j at the library at 3 p m Tues day afternoon Cnristine Jorqenson the ma uhi was supposed to have bee iuineo into a woman by surger s n wmq her troubles The m cai profession has just give out a statement ,Christine Jor, 1 en son is not now and neve an be a woman However w do not see why the professia as so long coming torwan ith LhDii opinion The transfor,icn was too lantastic be tru ollowing her apparent disclos re that she had become a WO man after serving as a man i Lne army she fcdd hor story ,ie event to a syndicate ana cs published ii papers Thef ie made a film entitled, iak vhere the operation upposea to have taken ad had signed a contract appear as an entertainer In asVegrrs, Nevada club Guild Selection Uota Sahara at S12SO0 a allv a beautiful woman who , f1j Housner family in Brigh The Empperors Lady bv rn The hotel has cancelled the Tuneli AdvrmpH7flrlTi China Seas Shes our official Andrew Nisbbett and wife vis Tie Literay 8 12 M 1 v a beautiful woman who e Housner family ii Brigh The Empperc p n oee commands her own navywho tQn Frilay andthe Georqa Hine lVon, has been donated to the, lXiZ , claiming mire LIVINGSTON LODGE CALQf is sinking ships that carryyital,man iamiy in Whimor Lakelibrary by the PettysviIIe Civr j, n M1SS Jorgenson hat DAR FOR June 7863 war s xing suiya i rnan ia upplies to Chinese ComSuncjay munists Read her amazing story The Robert Read family spent Instruction class for candidates n The American Wrly with qnnv at the Arthur Bulhs ow has 315 6 were added this I temPk ch Monday night at s Jvv I n U issue yOT 730 p m Tbe t Times June 9, 8 p m FC team procCARD OF THANKS tise i ifpvr T Words cannot express our I Stodkbdge Strawberry Fee Ri r ci orahtn 1 TV T of Sunday at the home in Gregory, at a dinner in 0 , OUT wwuvy ouawotav iw Ri vrr heartfelt thanks and appreciat tival, Thursday, June 11 Living js T ton to our relatives riend rmHlhigston Lodge to work MM de Kruah nekrhbors for the flowers, cards gree 15 June 20 MM Degrees Detroit, YrJune 21,church at RevMcLuc 50 r as Church, Brighton, 1110 a m Nov 7June 26, FC Degree Hova ri the Rer Fre on Mnla Haclti Clare Miller Mjf M Francis B ett who officiated VT T P W Curlrtt Sec Ipoocr KrIds office staff and the Swarthout TMIV U MMMMI M Mori Funeral Home, 7 Wtagtan man r Tfc uly of Lou Coyk Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Bricn on spiritual bouguets and the many other acts of kindness showed me In fh death r my dear husband Lov Coyle Also r, i p e n ac IP 22 on Association Leoni Bonner c, paring Los Angeles b t crawfls were small The parents of the following I I1UU1C M wWf donated cookies and kool ade j The Soo canal was 100 honor of Robert Reid, son of Mr I last week for a party in honor of j 0d June 4, 1853 It took 16 and Mrs Bruce Reid who goestheir childrens birtfidays thisitc get congress to api vo rrir rrm Fridav summerKristen Tarh, J oT,a i the money to build if Hirra, Floyd Rendell Mildrp j is 999,802 and today it h KellHenberaer, Peter Bobon an Tommy Sinaar 11 , r 1 f in the air corp Friday Martin Bennett of Lansing call ed at the Earl Baughn home on Snndoy Mrs Fay Ringer of Wooster, Mass is visiting Mrs Virginia land grants Ground was broken Carver June 4, 1853 Two years later it Pat Daily who has been visit1 was completed and on June 18 1 on ing David Aberdeen flew back 1855 the Illinois, was the first Sunday, niP o passs through it In its Mesdame Bornv Henrv and peak year of 1942 it handled The Tew Kcrtherne Bradbury called on 122,199,847 eons of freight Inand 750,000 rr re freight than any omer al inthe world Like the St re nee seaway it was fought Henry Clay, the Tan of 100 yeas clccdhdv A work beyond the settlement, if not the 1852 President Fillmore the act, giving it a 32 of Mrs Lida Loring in Freil on our youth we knew a number of gress ad plenty of land Sunday men wl claimed to have work days and pm ed on its constrcution, v fS llkMikfW V T tjauum o won when jfou SEP YOUR DEAtER Of KNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, Music by the Jo e 13 Orchestra 8sOG to 188 Location 1180 per person msored by Si Marys Holy Society SjSiKirTR, 4 Old ftOc New v v , W , June ULJ8S8 TheLuteiarm ham in Sda Chufch fid, south at Dexter, ourneci down 4at Tuesday DK Tuesday Chelsea ftee opti wSHKllmwdny Juno 11 called I The Roaxtna Story of Newman Roepcke at Gregory 1s in University hospitalAnn Kt nor, as the result ox cm auto ac daent on North Territorial Rd Mr and Mrs talis Cy Green at Dexter celebrated tasir 25th ieweii ihealer Dextt YbMtm ueactr Mica Friday Sunday frm tt W THE jMBBEBT RATS BJcnoxd Burton Robert NewtMi and Janes MfBtmi Comedy Novelty Cartoon rm Doable Feature MONTANA TEBBlTCx a tonnnoim Starring ton MeAQfeter, W Also GOLDEN HAW1 Technicolor ot the late Peter Gorman, died at at the home ot her neice, Mrs Mark McCieer ot Lyndon lasti 180 attended the Guest Nitei last week at the South Lyon US Chapter I Married at the Fred BrocksnU er nome on Hicjcary Hiage rid, Millard May 29, tneu aaughter I jean to John Todosciuk ox Mil lord Rev PenneU ox nrighjoni pntLcyrUnq, The Warden school has voted to join the iaouth Lyon school system Harness racinq at Northville i Downs starts June 15 wedding anniversary Junefthj 4Fifekxy, Saturday June 12 13 Mrs Mary Uoanon, wiaowpBonaH BeaoxBfcPoromy 44aUie 7 LAW AND ORDER Sunday Moodojuno U It Technicolor JAZZ SINGER Also to trrrt11 Frederick March Terry Moore Starruv MAN ON A TIGHT RClE Mat Sat 2 pm cont Cartoon Sunday, Monday, June 14 15 Sun Mat 230 p m, cont TITANIC E J Danny Thomas Peggy Now Tuetw WedV Thu, June, 17 SOMBREBCT Ricosdo Montelban PUr JUefeB jCyd Chartsse Yvonne deCori News Clifton Webb Barbara Stanwyck Comedy Cartoon J A recepuon tor Mis mc srrrZ,, Tk iift 17 IA Smith,teacher in the 3tockbridge JTUM Wea Thur, June16 17,18 scnool 4t years, was neld at taej00 Wldmaric joan roers 1TOCKUP ON SOUTH cornea STREEt carOTif ComingtCall Me Madam Peter Pan Scio Theatre scnooi last week Fred riogers, 7o, of Gregory died at an Ann Arur conval escent home last UpLAlirea btapletoa ol Spears Rd arrived home mday arter serving a year in Korea Baoara erjans aaughter of, Mr ana ivirs Uienn Runciman ot Unadilia was married to Rici ard Cans ol Mason at Lansing May 29th i CTQ DRIVE IN THEATRE Born 10 Adolph Petch and wife on U S 12 at Jackson Rd5 miles ol Gregory lasi week, a son I WMt of Anh Arbor The Red Cross oiood bank ilfiaidgiooimd Children under 12 at Gregory June 15 Free admitted Free The Antrim bapiist church Fowierviiie oosexved Aeir iQUthj FrJday, Saturday Jur 12 13 anniversary Jast week rar 8M,,w,,,i A new grotto to Our Lady of I Louraes was dedicated at St Patnclcs church, ttrigaiton last week i Howell high school won the Capitol Circuit League track tit le last week A cow belonging to Carl Ward ot Pingree was killed oy lightning last week Three more nign school stud ents were awaraed iviicn State scholarships last week They were Richard Brown, Rooeri Brown and Roger Smith The D and C store at Howhas Oeen remodelled, tne lunch and soda xountain counter hav ing been removed jrlowell high scnool graduating class numbers 93 trus yer Mike Todaro of Howell has ar rived home xrom Germany where he was in the servicce Anna Lou Karus, daughter of Mrs Lydia Schoenhals Loring of Howell graduated from the iviarcy school of N ursine, Coming Stop Youre XU Me Battle Circus Lee llieaicii WUtafte Loin MA Fildoy Saturday Jun II 12 Double Feature GUN SMOKE Technicolor Audio Murphy Also Lucy and Desl Is 00 MANY GIBUT musical comedy hit ws LuJlle Ball Richard Gorlsen Cartoon NJ I THE CRIMSON PIRATE Technicolor with Burt Lancaster Also INDIAN UPRISING Technicolor wfSt George Montgomery ii Sunday, Monday, June 14, 15 OPERATION SECRET With Cornel Wilde, Phyllis Baxter AND ISUBM Mon Tues June 1415,16 Love story ol a prill YQfUNG BUSS Tecnnicolor with Jeaxk Simmons Stewart Oraager Deborah Kerr, Charles Lcngkten J lovely h x WecL, Thur Mne 17, Ti lune Allyson, Van Jetaison In REMAINS TO BE BMW With Louis Calhem, Angela Lansbury Feature Out of the cartoon and 6 vlvarrs Vham Jhlsea M3cnlCC4 Friday, Saturday Juna U U THE CLOWN i m technicolor a comedv wh Bed Skelton, Jane Grse and I CONFESS with Montgomery CttfL Ann Badter Tim Considine m Also Cartoon I rartortn and 4Tues, Wed Thur, June18 17,18 j Sunday Monday, June 4 IS I j Mi gpjjjjjejppsjewswMSisMMSPesiPwMMMiMMwMww, iWagoners Grocerv 6666 Pineknty Road Quality Merchindise leJW PRICES BMT MHI Wist to Tdu Oil HOURS MyiltoS SHNlayltosV MoaHlMeH 708Jt Sunday caUers at the L JHeq ry nome were Mrs EUa Walker and Torn Regan and wfe of Aim Arbor Mrs Alta Meyer won first vrsMhof 880 bond last week In j an essay contest sponsored by MheConanental Reader Assn There were two 125 prises bovf i 4rrs HIGH NOON With Gary Copper AND AFRICAN QUEEN Technicolor With Humphrey Bogarjt, Catherine Hepburn IRISES FOR AT s ALL THE NEWEST VANT8 N BLOOM Don B Savory 8630 Chilton Road, Wisaa Lake Brighton, Midi fiesti SBSLTI fcnSTwrttt MAT lei1 NACMC RESS itftT r mm fuOcu Notts of i Years Ago Rev Frea Hurlburthas traded his house here to Jim Higgins of Gregory tor the latters home there Pinckney high school beat the South Lyon team there Friday 16 to 11 Cecil Hendee and Pete Stackable pitched John Tuomey,former hotel man suffered a sroke last week and is at the Joe Conldin home in Howell Isabelle Grieve, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Grieve of Ann Arbor was married to Alvin Hamiester of Chicago, June 10 Edward Parker has sold hie interest in the firm of Slayton Parker to Glenn Slayton Mrs Beniice Cady Walker28, died at Ann Arbor June 8 She is survived by her husband, 2 daughters and a sister, Ella Regan Miss Rose Flintoft, 69, died a her home in Nortbiield,Saturday The county road commission is building a new bridge on the Patterson Lake Road, this side of the John M Harris farm Sheep killing dogs are busy Jim White killed two on the Paul Fohey farm last week The senior play,Making Dad dy Behave, drew a packed house Friday night The commencement program June 20 is as follows Invocation , Rev Esic Salutatory Loretta Dillingham Class1 Song1 Gladys Esk History Clare Miller Giftatory Velna Hinchey Solo Beatrice VanHorn WiD Ndrman Miller Class Poem Elinor Gage Oration Cecil Hendee Solo Mrs Doris Zinii1 Valedictory Wayne Carr Diplomas J P Doyle Presentation ol Awards Benediction Rev Estot, CURBOTTnSGHEWJLE 50 HOUR S PER WEBL I Albert Dinkel is carrying mail1 I for John Dinkel I Bom to Fred Brockmiller and I wife June 8, a daughter, Jean LEllen i a fX I Dean Reason has gone tosgeffife with several U of M students who have signed lo work on an excurion boat to Australiev I YOUNG BESS Vechnicolor a Drama Starring Stewart Granaer, Debotem Kerr Charles Laughton Jean lemons gun Shows 3, 5, 7, 8 Tues, WeeL Thur, June M 171 Double Fetur 1 LOVE MELVO Cartoon Hcdr Bear musical comedy stcewne Donald OConnor and sVpnsjse Reynolds THE BRIDE COMES TO fOLOW SFY I outdoor dmfl I Starting haxe 12 Child 10 1 Adult 50c Experience i nnecessary v in r JWIV i lF r , t Vii v , v v W THE WHCPUBY DISPATCH Wednesday, fun 10 1953 The Peoples Groceries Drygood Carried Good Shoes Osati Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Gen, Store CALLS YOU MAKE For your groceries for service on the washing machine CALLS YOU RICflVI er to hubby C v x yy Abtut your dentist1 appointment word that your car is retfr a surprise hello from Motlw Your hardworking helper that costs so little Its no easy job, running a household, with a hundred and one detail to handle every dayr But you have a hardworking helper in your telephoned Ifs always there, saving you minutes and steps, running errands for you, helping get things done Yet it costs so littlein ihi average home less each day than a loaf cj bread With all that it saves you in tuy trouble and worry, your telephone is one of your bigfttt bargains Its price hasnt gone up nearly as much as most things you buy JRl Worth 6 ht m6re than It MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY Pindmey DUpatch Entered en 2nd Ckse Matter at PostoHice Act of March 1877 114 SaHowell St,HnckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per ir Mrs Helen Miller and daughters Barbaro and Sally and, Peggy Smith attended a dinner J and reception at the Detroit Rainbow Girls Assembly Mon daY ilJ MrsRene Miller and daughter Coral, attended the graduation exercises at Senna College,Ad ian Sunday Mr and Mrs George Enquist and Mr and Mrs Heman Vedd er spent the week end at Pickerel Lake 1 Sunday guests of the George Roushes were Mrana MrsFranic Walters of Detroit , Those from here who attended I the installation of Brighton Rain 1 bow Assembly No 65 were Ray I Reason, wife and daughter Ann Shirley Mary Boyd, Leoto Rea son ,Mrs Helen Miller and her j daughters, Barbara and Sally Ann Shirley was installing chap lain and Barbararecorder Mr and Mrs Oto Poulson at tenaed the graduation of their son, Richard, at Mcihigan State Sundayiie reeeived a Batcheior of Science Degree and a scholar ship at University oi California where he will also teach Over 2000 gaduatfexi Sunday callers of William Shehan and wile and wife were Mrs Waiter McQuillan of How eil and Mrs Lucille Kennedy and children of Detroit The Dale MUlei family attend the bacalaureate at Howell high school Sunday night Clare riar wood, nephew oi Dale is a uate This evening Mrs Miller and daughters, Barbara, Sally and Marjory will attend the dinner and reception at Ferndale Rain bow Assembly No 48 Marjory will visit friends durinq the cermiiies Myroi Hughe Plumbing Heating Complete Lhs Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC On AND GAS KOT WATER HEATER COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SEU WE INSTALL WE SQWCE lC7o EAS1 M36 Phone 183F2 COAL 100 PER TON LESS KILL IT NOW WITH Midi LAN ITII AND AVOID THK RlSii NKXT KAIL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING KVKK 1A , CALL 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Son CTZZXKZMJLM TELEVISION i losdames Asher Wylie and Homy johnbon were in Dexter Monday 11 Harry Gran of half Moon Lake attended the graduation of hiL neiceo, Barbara Franfelter ana Muri Tunks at Lima, Cuiio, Friday Marily won honor t0 ,oket bail player and radio commentator Mrs,, Lucille Suns of Pinckney qraauated from thj same school 45 yeasr ago, Bill Blades and family of Ann I Aruor and Roy Dillingham anr wife called at the J H Hooker home Sunday, Mrs Beatrice VanHorn, Mrs, Agnes Wiltse and Mrs, Lee Van Horn attended the Annual Music Festival at the Detroit Olympia Saturday CpL George Clark arrived heitf irom Houston, Teras Friday but too late to officiate as best man at his twin brother, Bills, wedding Friday morning Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at Frank I Abcraeen h6me I The Mark Nash family and Mrs Dessa Nash attended the graduation of their daughter, Rosalee, at Michigan State Coll ege Sunday She will teach in Dearborn the cominq year f Mrs Lee VanHorn of Los Anaeles, Calif, visited at the Clifford VanHorn last week, The Lloyd Hendee family spent the week end with friends t in Muskegeon, i The Ralph Hall family visited the Stanley HaU family at Mar j ine City and Harlan Hall family , crt Croswell Sunday j Earl Savery and wife of Dex ter called at Ralph Hall home Sunday evening Fred Traiger and familyl of Detroit spent Sunday at he Les ter McAfee home Lester McAfee and wife attended fhe funeral of Anthony Barney in Detroit Monday The Wayne Collier family o j Milan spent Sunday at the Ro bort Read home Mrs Alta Meyer is at the Wm Lamb home in Ann Arbor his week Mrs, Don Swarthout starts her summer school at Mich, Normal I ,it Yptfiiti Juie 17 Dick Galloway and sister, Al imeda, of Pinaree called on Mrs Alta Meyer Sunday He gradual es at Howell hiqh school this week Ben White and wife called at the Ernest White home in How ell Sunday The Carl Bidwell family o Brighton called at Ben Whit home Thursday Roy Dillngham and wife spent Sunday at the Calvin Hooker cottaqe at Zukey Lake The Gerald and Ambroee nody families spent Sunday at the Inrln Kennedy horn PHONE nnd Antenna Soles Sevitt PROMPT AND CORTEOUS SERVICE WiRTlft liirtEti PiNCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE ti8F2 M5ff i Pkitcras HI u rutrow iui A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR H0MS BEYOND JUS GAS MAINS THE PHI I GASTAP PAN WITH COOLS J C f ho amazing oufom itfc ovon pile that does nor vs qatl Yevvo get it see it btliovt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regwnr pi Special prce You ove Cemt in today Be tht first to own this be1hil rangt with to many outttending cookingeat features V I Disk Harrow Baria Spoofs PUbif Konatrt Wednesday June 10, 1953 2821 col sllfilUtt 7 iiaaP46MiHuii wMMM vl E3ZD ,t Coser Bar Gawds r ,c ,4 ,A Cultivator Shovels Crok Shan JLollin Coulters KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sase to replace worn or broken parts on lohn Deere Equipment with only gt ue John Deere Parts Vfhy Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parts made from the ILL highgrade materials, from the same paerns and dies and With the same quality wofkmaBSfcip You cant afford to handicap the fine, dependable wfformance of your John Dtere Equipment Kefp it 100 Jhn Deere yiVv Oil filtttt PROFESSIONAL CORNER tEAi IfHl THE PINCKNEY SANTJLRIUM BAY M PUFFY M D FlOG u MtftJaftan iaav iliOO i M to 2iK n UW Your Fropeitar j It bees WLttJTM GERALD WHCt loj lues to aal 7 0 so Broker 2 0 9 f FtnkiMy tfch Pke 3 I 9 DHL u a McCLCSEY OtU Disl Vw M fc T JJZ Steel Chaia Assemblies ,, Tr vinr JHW F w Tnp Combine o Bidder Canvases 1 Halves iaa SICWMO u O,OT v ror jmjUria Htr XN Plow Sbc KW A C A T I 0 N L A N D Spend this years vacation ta Michigan Youll enjoy extm dtp tot sports A j for loafing mere time in the fresh sir, sunshine and water , And the travel dollars you ftvt will help pay for many exits summertime pleasures Write today for helpful, free Michigan literaturethee make jour reservations soon MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL RMM 9 CAPITOL LANSING 1, 12Vt North MiUlau itenonsa oace i35 jeskeitfe 114 Evening by Aptoiirtartaii HERBSNEED acee iJ3 07 E Gt i iiei vvnU MM ok an to Estate, irsuranje, Ifokeraae Cue, Lae and Faua PfeH A Spectator Yrur Property VII Its LEE LAVEY Genercu Insurant oa 593 Pincknri jir rtEFHIGERAON SERUGF HiLRCLL RADY Hcpavrs oa Ail Makes rsONE 1S4F3 Pinckney AUCTIONEEB I rm Sales a Sp2 BERT CAUL F07LEVLXLE 436F6 TR C J TOWNEB Dentist ot44 Portage Lake A01 1 , FOR SALE MILK CAN Harvey Gear, phone tf5F2 Pnckney, Michigan jJ WANTED Custom Bailing, John Deere tutomatic wire tie ittttoe 157F11 Riidrlp MYON J HLOHFS FluaoMnn and ftatfr i iceni filate Phono 183F2 1075 Eatt M38, Ptackney Funeral Host Swc Modex 00 C SwarthouL Pfaroctof ra Equipment h am 39 S3 PlriQiev Mlc TRED T TOCKHOIT i OPTCMETniSI 120 V7esi Grand I Uei A Jewell n Mlchtow lhoneJ58 3otldoiico 61 UOYD HFMDEF Uvofitoek Hanna Weekly lips Mua Tc Dtrt Gnorai Tricilnq Ptonr7 Mir Phone 161F13 ROGHn J CARR j Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Plncknr rich CEiETLHY MEMCRfALS Pricb You Can MM id To Pa MILFOR GRANITE WOPK8 N Uiard, Micxucai We carry a complete stock of genuine John Deere Parts See us for VQJ placement needs Place y ur mwMMMi ami order norH PARTS THlY i,Ster ilttiej i bi competent gleuuer cmpio stock vn hand Curvea wina ahioids and hack glass tfvaU able ABES AUTO rART, HoweiL Phone 151WANTED Rostaurant holprApply al White House across from Bowling AUey at 132 East Main 42 FOR bAUi 1940 Plymouth wiub Coupe, radio and heater I Murrays Qutf Stattoa SAUDuotherm oil burner FlHU heater stove with blower 1 BaiY chicks Started tfhioks Mrs Skinner, phone 159 ach chick is a pteduot ai aaxt pTTairTTI rZ 1 mating, rigid u4Mna and FOR SALE Double bed, coillbiooesting Tbiir siree and sprinqj, good condition, 350 245 Unadilla phone 168F2 George Johnson, phone 179F5 FOR SALE Good clean Ford 49 Dodge 46 Buick Gocige VanSkiver FOR I f ORIGINALS SAW and Lawnmower Service 249 Nortli National Ave HowelL Mich irhone 114 LAVE HARDWARE ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 car garage S lota, furnace, good condition, k Plnckney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 lot 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom homo, 2 car qmaao and 2 lots, hot water heat In Pincknev 3 bedroom home fnmace, 2 lots or 4 lots 2 year around homes at Pat erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason PinckneyMich Phone 133 FOR RENT 14 acres of pasture at 1205 M36 East, Pinckney Phone 35102 Ann Arbor FOR ATHLT1CV FOOT A KSRATOLYTrC IS A MUST dams are selected on the oi health, vkor and size OR SALEC size potatoes for approvea Pallonetn contri 50 lbs for 50c Willard Wiltse uY Oiese cUcks at GUBS POUL TRY FARM and HATCHERY 13 bOiAi WindsluelOb made to oi N Byron rd at city fcmita Hand Saws and Circle Saw Fu you, pcttcm Lng your pattern sine e,g Howell, Mhchigap ed CUd Hand Saws Retoothed HAND AND POWER MOWERS Sharpened and Reconditioned HOME AND FARM OWNERS What is a keratolyses An agATNO QUALlTr HOUSE ent that deadens the infected IJADJT sruaraned 5 years, no skin It then peels off, exposing rush mark9,30 dYs Free Trial, more qerms to its killing acUom 6 monthly payirentr,,, Koolicote ,i UiO PARTS, HowsII, Phoae 151 WANTEU To Rentr Modern 001m apartment in town, for 2 ladies rhone 12 IF 11 p MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MOW SR SHARPOflNG 11524 liiverbank Lane HLXANu LAK MICH iet T4 L, 0 keratolytic at any drug store If not ppleased In ONE HOUR, your 40c back ToIdav The CORY STORB Aluminum Root CorttLngguoran Foot Sped 216 W Gdi Telephone Offlce 718 Res 71003 UVLEis D S C it ChiropctL ver BrightorvMicb Ohice Ho ar By Appointmec iiv Tfts,, Weil Pinckneys FOii SAii GRAVEL washed sanj and qivoi qiuuecl or mix ed, also processed read gravel D 6 J GLAVEL COMPANY 4J in ,, 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 teed 10 years Liquid Veneer tor Mason Road Phone Howell silos, and Quality Ben Paint 984 J 2 or Fowlerville 388FU I FdTKl SSLfr PreICmd rOfi sAIMABYCHiClwUieC For Free Estimate Contact ieqhorns,baid and white rocks GRADUATES A j GKAYB ,AL New Hcrmpshires and Hy Lio, wa, vOUFactory Representative chicks Order New Phone 305WIA troublecl world needs your Phone 5371, BriKon, Mich, Bob Sauire Hatchery fzxts CHTITS, t Howell Mich run bALEAlmost nw Sparton youth and enthusiasm and most of all this priceless education which no one can take scrap iron, awxy aSorsThe 069 oi our communitr go v QUALITY Television for 15000 Inquire WANTEDJunk cars of Mrs Art Marshall 234 West etals, battenes, Main St, Pinckney radiaites, cast iron riwith vou in the rears that lie 1 furnace iron, junk farm machin witn you m ine years P , w en Weigh loads at city scales ahead,And call on us tpwf there ts FOR SALE White Finish Kitch ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell, is any way of which we can and Sink, 7 in deep by 17 in phone 151 i oi helP by 31 inches The TonLoi Falm H iM 7T IT1THE FTlbi HAifiAr BANs John Burq WANTED Wooi, highest tnatket Howelt Wttds Lucius Doyle j Under frWnrnl Suvrrntio, Member , 1 Federal Deposit insurance PIANO LESSONS Cfcrpontkm 01 BEATS lnsuK9d WANTED Custom bailing, done with new Holland string tied bailer Dean Gardner Pinckney Mich, phone 13F11 price paid Phone 42 Pinckney Trlt Gr 02rie 5 Vegetables FOR SALE Several good silk, print and plain dresses, sizes 1214brown end while spectator pumps 6 all in excellent conditionable Call Pinckney 131F5 after p m Hush u Phone 157F13 Mien Up toflAJHK Fish FOR SALEBeautiful Potted Ger ncrmiums, Perenials and Ann uals Veqetable Seeds and Plants, Bulbs and Everareens at VIOLETS WAYSIDE GARDENS i I 528 West Grand Rivr Ave HoweU,Michigcrt 5 ttSfT Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS n I f H Estbli irAconxirited 1915 SON iije EAr tovreTI Mich A permanent record for your Income and expenditures Receipts for payment of your bills No reason to pay your bill twice l Prevents loss of cash through misplacement or robbery No 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 10, 1953 Description An account of the resource June 10, 1953 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 1953-06-10 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/737c6b6275738f193aa80c94c806198f.pdf c91bd4323757b661ea8e0451c3fce133 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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Tr v,V, ,v , , L Wv irW Ssr Pinckney 4 Veli 70 ktigu Mirror Michigan, has but one disaster police iorce so says Joseph vJhiXdsat police comissioni By that he means when toe ccione cusasw hit Michigan 142, T7A V oi the staje police were m thJFrei Diam to upper peninsula chasinq escapea convicts There are only 670 state police in uniform In addi ion 217 civilians are employed at state police posts This seems like a Jot but 6 are specialists, hnger print men etc and the rest Social ifrMTiy MUHPflYpRAJN WEDDHTC Mprried at St Johns Catholic Catholic Church Jackson, Satux day at 1001 a m, Jane Eliza beth dauqhter oi Mr and Mrs, Allen Murphy, stn oi Mr and Mrs Ambrose Murphy, of Jackson Rev Ff Wood officiated beiore a setting of white, pink land blue gladioli the couple took their vows in a aotfble ring ceremony Kegina Morrissey STI day 7 days a week After the Flint disaster it was necessary to strip the post personal down to 2 or 3 men Com Childs says the state needs 1250 state police, contrary to surmise the turn over is low They start at 2z9 a month and in 5 years advance to 350 Uniforms are and 3 a day expense money is paid They work 93 hours a day but ar subject to emergency call at any time, They get 12 days vacation a year plus 8 more for holidays Michigans police force is average Pennsyl vania has 1800 Some only on traffic er at Thy Feet We Are Kneeling4 The bride were a gown of imported nylon luce and tulle over satin, close fitau bodice,, over yoke of lace, long sleeves, bou riant skirt of tube lace helmet, imbedded with seed pearls and furnished c a cascade arrangemeai 1of white feathered carnations Lillies of the Valley Meanwhile ing out after the cyclone disaster 125,000 will be available from the federal emergency fund Contributions, are also pouring inThe insurance companies say TBE PINCKNEY DraAlfofie6sday7 June 17 lt3 vl No 25 I KoiserFraaer employees atFllptfi Mil 3 iWillow Run ricmotd 7HT1 JN C lU ImVlKJ tAtholic Gbuttii Fr Aibtit J Schmiu FIOJ auoaiiy Masses hoy Duiingham underwent c 2825015 iim W herma operation at St, Joe hos Wtatar mO 6 IQtOO , pital Ann Arbor last Wednes Willow Run donated 700 pintr Fof blcod to cyclone sufferers last week, Phimbir current Coalman day, 11 k Clarence Howe oi Monroe La sSSSLT JJlf ViSig his daughter, Mrs Moot of tny people here knew iKiuiy oi tae urnaao disaster and Supplied U2S Ss , r Jl ruler coa and some TRC an D GAS TOT wAj f S3S lUs iriit ine path ut bv tiie ujice was only COMPLETE LINE OF PUouxk wide m some Congi cgaUouui Radio Uroadcasi Station WPAG Ann Arbor 33u to 40U pm Hlgnm Fellowship y uu pm Monday NightJJibie Study U0 wed Choir Practise Junior 4uo , Senior ju Lemoyne Dorothy Lqveyjnaid f nursday night 800, Prayer Meei of honor wore a blue nylon tullq gQ 800 p m over satin with bolero skirt IacqL6 Pesch Christ and everyone bucket and matching iiowers J8 yerY very welcome Robert Maninan was best man fieviKeith Huegsegfer Pastor Jafunday School 930 a m Morning Worship 1045 aam,j 45 member of Livingston Lod ge attended the Strawberry Fes Miss Leota Reason was in 3SELL hospital, Ann Arbor with an in jured back, the result of a fall c Denton EAST M38 WE INSTALL Phone tival at Stockfcridgte night, ThursdaAt a special meeting of Pinci ney Chapter 145 us Fnaarugni 4 new members were re ceived into the oraer, CO and Robert Christian and William Marines ushers Th reception was at the home Michigan is diggjof the bride After wed will Bush St Jackson Both young people graduated from Jackson high school and they will pay all IossesThe onethe groom from Jackson Junior bad blot is th looting Hundreds CoIlege of empty bill folds and purses The following from Pinckney were found in tho areaOne man attended the wedding Harry was arrested with 12 io his poss ssion Of the smashed cars almost everything removable had been stripped from them There were just not enough police and Itlciuioime Cavery Mennonite Church c c cT Ezra Pastor a wedding trip ihe newly iSJf111 u WaIter m be at home at 711 SS H wwr, 1 sunaay School H U0 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 13th annual Bible School June 22 to July 3 9 a m to 1145 am, Monday through FridayChikU ren 4 years and up welcome 100 PER TON LE FILL UP NOW WITH GOOD CLEA AVOID THE RUSH NEXT The sidewcuic m ine wwt nal oi me postoiiice OIOCK to a,, ugeiei uoay aop is rejjuutrtev xeatny is in cnarqeaiarry rro uxe au numrn, JOun , Uuy BY THE MONTH IF loader ana hamuway LUCK GUL ixn ieiireys tne smoothing and Drusciila Murphy, Lee Lav ey and wife, MrsMae Meiz and the Herbert Palmer family JUDGE PAYNE MARRIEJ civil defense men to guard the 1 Judge Jay Payne ana Mis 111 j J ACf 0 ded Jackson both of Ann Arbbr Evening ov UNADELLA PRBSBYTERiAN Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Woiehip 1030 a m 7 PcVT 1130 a rn ce 8C0 p 11 area I were married Wednesaay in the jLloyd Douglas Memorial Chapel of the rirst Congregational Ann Arbor, by Rev, C I nie iiooea loung tamiy uuv muvea iu iemmoie Ave in ietroit he wui teach ai oiuienceviile us lau herald Reason has put a new liom on me iviCxeivy u luia ne nought, Mrs 1 nomas bonner with Mrs, waiter cousins ana ivirsLdwm ivicvaugn 02 rioweli attendea Lhe annual conierence ol the SWdeiqieu tUarden Clubs oi Michigan at hast Lansing last inursaay John coyer and wife called on jMrs ila Walsh in Webster Sat urday They had the Clarence Arbor for DELIVERING EVERY 1 CALL 2681 DEX1 EHoey ELEVI 1 rati iamtv of Ann Jounday guests LADiJ MILflNC aoui t places but it was uu miles long The tiim aamage was down along the UiiO hne it entered Monroe county near Lne, doing consider uie damage, ihen it hopped in LO tfvashieuaw county cuttinq a wiue swain in Freedom and ujui lowniiipo and kilunq one Miiuii wliLptd was iiwi, wiiw whcie u minion collars worth of auinaye was done out no lives To men it hit Fhnt and Mt ivionis where over 1U0 people wue kiiiea and ihe property amage runs no the millions he viale north side of the city Cold water Road, oeing evwiiya and turned inko raDbie ait, jedao brown City ana la was were next hit but th uuugc wus nui so exensive ne nauonai guards ivil deiense una iica Cross were mobilized and ovWilhamshimseli spent iiic iiiiii in hij riini UJVVIV, ucu ltit inain question askea xs tue cuaj ana u me aomia expiuntMi 3 huvw huu anyihmq to uo Wiiii i ociiifcLifr suy no ina there have not been as many tornadoes this year a3 lust That they are caused by ji a J no iui currents com iuj tcihcr v,c are inclined to ayiee wiin tue scientists Years ago u man qot 1 ost, the battle tUieek iood millionaif 0 invest heavily in rain makinq scheme in ury Texas whereoy rain 1 would be 111ie by exploding avnrnite in ouds It ailed A Thursday the Cong 1 Tadiefe ncKl0 TusduY took 8,9 Ilves i w ,,u rwi, ,vi i,, Woostor, Mass,besides damage CONSERVATION NOicb VbUUUUU persons have visitedChurch, state parks so ilai this year Leonard Parr in the presence ot haV ivionarity and v navti in iy Aih r ui lAia met with Mrs JV nnl h,niri TTU shghiry, oniy IJoU being issuea,friends, , lortc sto, 1 Midau Miflor JlrI rT Mrs Ltftriiie S3m rtfrrv w years ago It came down TJJFZJT 11 dUghter M J Meyer and children iWay U Unudilla Stiver U,ke Haven had the J1Ibio off lr ad Mrs, Andrew Jackson of ipsuanh and he rlueseu and Mrs Albert Dinkel las appointa to the onice untu ar1 iover near the Dr Towner Geologists wiU follow the pipe of Ann Arbor and a teacher injUark ramiy oi mick hae spent Alberta and Allan and Mawar Jon 1 1954 Mrsbermce Pardon homc No hv were taken but line crew, being a line across, thei Ann Arbor pubhc schools Saturday at the Waior Uiaix et Widmeyer were Sunday dinn Mrs Youngerman, newlni u ciumaue vas done to study rock formations , After a hvo weeks weddino nome hush goes to Camp JU r uLts at the WF Close home members were received Plan, Itrip in the east the couple will beioipury boturday in Linden jwere made for an ice cream so Pisident osenhower isgettA broader use of hsh in Mich Qt home Qt their sumA resi igans school lunch progiam willdence a n637 Algon in be empluzed nexj term Mortage Lake 4 public lushing sites and 1013 acres ot land were purchas ESCAPED THROUGH ed fast week by the dept THE mQjj CURTAIN Care should be taken with Here comes a first hand re1 deadly lnsectides Applied to,COrd of a Czech iatrulys desper water they will kill fish ate flight, from the Communist Vandals destroyed a number secret policein an old Ameriof signs at the Bishop Lake state an amphibiousjeep Begin to read Our Escape to Freedom starting in this Sunday June 21 park the day after they were put up If you lose your fishing licence a sworn affadavit along with 50c will bring a duplicate one t azine with The Detroti Sunday 16 fires burned over 28 acres j Times last week Mrs Jennie Devereux and Mrs iQl in the near future, uooert Jwii ana wut o Juli Fannie Kavantuah visited tVioirlc por ivuss ana me noiim rios sister Mrs Josephine Watts in MI 7 was ser w ramny ueuoit we bun Cleveland last week 2 Mefaarae 1J watnou, uuy aue8l8 a, ,ne hor, ckley Lynn Hendee awiie were e JJT UUie m Lansinq Wednesday, frothy iniKei went lo ot Joe Lloyd Hendee and family SPECIAL NOTICE hospnai iiiin Aruor lor a check spent Sunday at the Ed Nuoffer up mday, johnny siaye4 with home in Holt ins g4anamoinr LinKei ana Dr Frame Merer and wife 01 Umstine with ner granamotner Pontiac and the Dr Waler Mer business Grifhth fm i S6 iaZml o Lcmsinq spent My many old friends are as WUUU1 luxmiv L 411 at wm Mercer home ,ed that I will continue to serve ing plenty of panning over pro 1 poouu Korean peace treaty which Anti Conmunists call a i sellout to the CommunistsUnder it Korea wohld be split in two, ci north nd a south pait with sep aie qovcrumonis li the North Havinq closed my barber i continue to receive Chinese aid shop I am now able to devote heYnwouldprobabl gobble up all my time to my insurance The Don isstie oJ the AmerHpan Weekly,Alm Arbor, lea Uiscn and wife Mrs Lucille Wylie brought1 your best intersis in your insui oeleboated color qravure mag or Dearborn and Otis IvIatteson Nancy Spittler horne from sifoeine n All who have insurance prob lems are cordially weLomed a, my agency where careful at COUNCIL PROCELxnWGS June B 933 and wife Batie Creek spent Sun hospital Ann Arbor, Friday afday at the Joe Grinith home ter an appendiciiis operation iVlrs Dorothy Kennedy and William Shehan returned Sat MY r ,children called at the Culver urday froom a trip through Ohiotention will be qiven to secure LIVINGSTON LODC CALEN farm in Deerfield Sunday and Kentucky with his grandsonfor you the best protection poss DAR FOR June J3 The Ambrose Kenneay family Billy Shehan, Mrs Shehan stayible , Instruction class xoi canaidates spent Sunday a the Iivin Knn ed in Ann Arbor with MrsRoche We offer you the best in Firt treaty is more or less a the Sou h Koreans Ihe South Koreans say they will not accept such a peace but will continue fighting All this is supposed to lead to the ultimate recognion of Pea China as the existing government of China and her re eption into the United Nations The whole thing in a nutshell is do we want to continue the present sUalemaie in Korea or withl draw Of course the present sellout K Meeting called t order bv Pres r0 temPl eaCl1 Monuay night at edy home tuy, w y inke Present Read, bniriey 7 p x MrsMary Amburgey and son Mrshzabeth 1 Wincjstorm Insurance onto Communism but unfortunttdy s, vwivy, Lo 9n MXf , T, L u ,7Ju J T a3 ctbeth Cologone and your residentiall business or, we are not winning the war and Dinke iJpadyCennedyOintonv wcuthout Absent None June 20 MM Degree, June 21,church at RevMcLuc MnnrtT3cinIr,nnrWHla8 church Brighton 1J30 a Motion by Cmton, suppported Time M FC faby Read to albv followjuV bills Tony Mandell 3250 Thrasher and Co , saie 245U Howard Haines, 1750 Bob bgeler, salary 8500 Vans Motcr Sales, service 245 Motion by Kennedy, supportea by Swarthsut to table two re June 26, FC Degrees Clare Miller Ic P W Curtert Sec ied, THE LIBRARY NBWS The story hour during the sum mer months is 300 p m Tuesday afternoons a vs 1 i The Friends of the Librarv have guests for SDM, licenses Carrdecided on m annuaI bJe a a fund raising campaignto get Tiplady, Swarthout and Clin fotr the libraif Will you ton appointed a committee to in Leave your name cmd new mower for the vestigate park Motion to adjourn carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk Special, June 11, 1953 Regular meeting called to or what you will donate with any member of the Library StaffThe Sale is Saturday, July 11 JackspiL iud7 Ascrenner entertained j resort property as well as Auto are in no position to impose Isabel Na4 of Ann Arbor JTI7 W9 a piastic party I mobile, Life, Plate Glass and victors terms as we were with spent Sunday at the McxrtoRm TK 6 TK hmf u x n Theft Insurance apan and Germany The only y ai me ivacmm mtt The Dallas Cox family of Batt ROGER J CARR, Agent alternative is an all out war H e i visited relaiives here ,142 Mill St Pinckney, Michirr Hth Chi vhirh this country ana over tjje weejc end er home AI Johnson and wife John Ccrmburn and wife of De xw wJiu J t J Phone 43 Norman Miller and wife spent,The Best in Insurance for Over lri end Dr George Hardy and the week end at Douglar lake wife of Jackson called at the Mrs,Mae Metz of Howell spent 35 Years vonld never go for The present Red Chines government seems firmly entrenched and the hope sf the China lobbv here that it ir Lavrence Camburn home Sun endatheTee Lavey 1 MRS LUCIUS E WILSON SR j be ovpvm4 Chang Kcd rLr rAu , u home, i Mrs Lily Pope Wilson, widow restored to power seems to be a rSS3 fcJ Tfn, ww M LuciUe Shirey attended of Lucius E Wion died at a De ShmriiTt a rlt, 7Y5 me Stanlev convention at West troit hospital this morning Sur thev have built a cabin 18X23 field Mass last week Qnd came Q Qnd Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsil CY frS iCes 01 ak Frif crnti and Dr ani Mrs Wylie 01, , , ttrvSMf day with gravside services at Una uampbell and wife spent Pinckney 2 p m, Saturday Sunday at the Carl Lentz home A 7L ALARM v TL TM iiri o j i Pincknev had a mild scare on er by Pres DmkelFiesentRead, Thurndoy aight Sni f 0iir caU Srildav Shirley Chnton, Tiplady Swarb Egeler on duty at the Jail S dQV J2 v8 none and said man was hanging from The allowing resolution was too flagpoIe on the inttoduced by Read and support He calIed Mrs Anna ed by Shirley Be it resolved Rcason operator here that we approve the application Iookina out she g what apT of Eugene R Towner and Harry to be a body dannling Parks, 13213 TLin St ncic from 1he top of A ney MichiganB ulho K this time the Masrrn bran to ney General Store fcv penmss miye Stockbridge in Lansing j Tommie Read spent the week The Dick Young familv of end in Ann Arbor with his grand ion to have an SDM license Av82ATJ Nays None, Motion to adiourn carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk BAKE SALE TTO 20 Hw Rainbow Gir I hW A bake sale at SLotr1 Food George JtouA wifespent am Mrs Wylie of Dexter called at the Andrew Nesi bf home last week The Robert Read family enter tained the John McGuire family n k e, oung xamuv oijena m nnn ef Detroit and Fred Rsad and Grand Rapids spent the week mother Wilde end at the Andrew Campbell Mrs Alta Mever was in St JoelhoJe ,, hocitai Ann Arbor last wiefc , The Kenneth Reason family of for r i checkup, fhe goes back Ami Arbor called at the home in 10 days, tot 8, Edna Reason Sunday Andrew Nesbitt and wife can1 Chris Campbell Wck Miller ed en Dr and Mrs Gorae Pear, and BJIie started work at the U sor in Howell Thursday ,0 fM Fresh Air Camp, Pcrtterson George Meabon md vHfe call LcrVe, Monday, on Wm Marsha and wie in C J Clinton and wife spent frrtop Rundrr , the week end at the Ralph Clinwuxc t The Wm Lamb familv of Ann,ton home in Lincoln ParlcPhyllis which proved to be a ctoyarly j , Rundav the W Clinton was In a dance recittal constructed dummv He left it w Meyer home at Lincoln Park high schooL ranTling and all night cars , Francis Shehan and new The Herb Palmer family spent sterna with grindlhc, of brakes n 03 Morgan, returned Sunday at at the Herb Palmer ir to examine it home from St Jde hospicd, Ann home In Flint The latter is build Krvr Srrturdav hia a home on Jolson Aveihere Clare Miilev ic vrsd 111 y f i We confess iha the proposed cut of air fcrce prcunbn from 143 wings to 122 as proposed Hv Defence Diiortor Charles M Wilson IeavfiR u nuzzled He tv3 hf can do it without dimir hmt thp effecivne of the an had force at all as most of the planes used 1 r4r HH nat b 0011001 y lw Hf vArrre rmd if needed 50 years ago Detroit 40,000 horses They wee by trucking comrxmies press companies, fire depts, livrould H vtered nest vear Th ery stables, hack and cab, bak frr proDonont rn 11 n arms eries etc Now the entire Detroit v0 PWtvJ , cmd thwre horse populaion is onlv 350 jrre reports thev wnv forc Mr Most of these ore on junk waaj,,r5i onjntlv He ons or in riding PtaMs The no Ice have a fw One by one the watering trouahs located in var ious parts of the citv have lvn removed as traffic hazards THP sakne holds true n tho rra dft tricts Mcmv farms which at on rn used hwie now operate withou rbMri The time mmr, V har f wnood a severe T1tin rr tr h rom of hlf rrm Mcmv bia indurnies and 1 o em ell err ritrrted in mak trt TTrrni air nrt Any Cllt h hnnH t rrfv them Food George Roush and mt , Howard Read gave a Roger Carr has sold his bareome when the zoo will b 1 nm ,m Locker June 20 from 10 a m, 16 Sunday at the Floyd waiters ,mrl,l0n Thursdav for four,ber shop equippment to Clareonly place you can r hors to hmrA nn TWfttiL j s KrVir 9wrthAuL iHuton to Lcnuinq n,0 rr pi r4 this WCtiOtt for a cvclone TMay nlaht bat HM rt natrfa1ie lit pen froiB Poll J 2p IB home in Detroit friends from Ann Arbor v Swarthout j Ny i i AWWWV Li W 10, 1953 taafiaM46iMiHUMi 3 Disk Harrow Bria Spoon PUucr Roaora vl ECD 3 CWMX Bar Gauds ElKM Catovwor Shovels Crank Shan Rolling Coulter KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sdnse to re place worn or broken parts on ohn Deere Equipment with only gt Ine John Deere Parts Vfhy Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parts made from the ni highgrade materials, from the sive patterns and dies and With the same quality wofkmanSftip Vou cant afford to handicap the fine, dependable 3rformance 0 your John Deere Equipment Kep it 100 hnDeerel Oil filters t PROFESSIONAL OORNtt THE PTUGKNBY SAMABIUM BAY M DUFFY M IX irmesajy u MkiikiaD laav UsQO k M to Sitt X M fccce WstLieJdftiH iou Iuo to aal 7 i s i4L U WcCLOSMLEy frsniit 12 North MUiaiii w enon wace i35 JesiflMjie M4 Eveniuas by AptointeAaii BBAl IIHI HERB SNEED aoc iu3 iU7 E G j fifi ovvnii MM Ate as eai Estate Irsuranjo, Iferdge wui and Faun PionsHf A Sueclatitv iur Property MI Hi Disl leg riff Stctl Chain Auetnblies irnlr HLJ JV pt ii,w lilt 1 Com hi at or Bia4tt Canvases Tfl rNO A Kaives toa SCM S fc 7 PUW sh ir ACATI0N1AND Spend this jetxa vacation to Michigan Youll enjoy 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Doyle Trult Groceries i Vegetables WANTED Custom bailing, done with new Holland string tied bailer Dean Gardner Pinckney Mich, phone 13F11 FOR SALE Several good silk, print and plain dresses, sizes 1214brown end while spectator pumps 6V2 all in excellent conditionable Call Pinckney 131F5 after 5 p m WANTEDWool, higjxost rice paid Lucii Phone 42, Pinckney PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular A BEATTTE Rush ix Phone 157F13 Mlchi wo can be of help , THE FTlbi ITATiONAT BANK Howell WO Under Feprnl Sworfiioi Member Federal Doposit insursac1 Corporation Ao Deposit insured up toSifHm A j FOR SALEBeautiful Potted Ger namlums, Perenials and Ann Fish 1 c 1 MKK Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS I 1 i uals, Vegetable Seeds and Plants, Bulbs and Evercrreens at VIOLETS WAYSIDE GARDENS I 528 West Grand Rivr Ave HoweU,Michiga m 7 i Estctbiii camorrtod 1915 tovoTl, Mich A permanent record for your income and expenditures Receipts for payment of your bills No reason to pay your bill twice j Prevents loss of cash through misplacement or robbery No parking rpoblems in paying bills Write a che3cand moiT it All deposits up to 10,000 insured by membershi inp Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chick Starter and laying Mash Farmers Feed Suppiv Co MPinckney Vol 70 Httif ai Mlrrar Social item Michigan, has but one disaster police iorce so says Joseph Childssfcrt polioe comisioni By that he means when tne c cione aisasrer hit Michigan 142 oi the state police were in tht upper peninsula chasinq escapea convicts, There are only 670 MUKPtfYHDftAjN WEDOIFG Married at St Johns Catholic Catholic Church, Jackson, Satux day at 100U a, m, Jane Eliza beth, daughter oi Mr and Mrs Fred Drain to Richard AUen Murphy, stn oi Mr and Mrs Ambrose Murphy, oi Jackson, itev Fr Wood officiated state police in uniform In addil w nzrSF2E i ion 217 civilians are employed J tf3 wmte P at state police posts This seems Kuple r took their vows in a aouble ring like a Jot but 6 are specialists, finger print men etc and the rest ceremony ftegina Morrissey sraMjjTaSsrr1 day 7 days a week After the Flint disaster,it was necessary to strip the post personal down to 2 or 3 men Com Childs says the state needs 1250 state police, contrary to surmise the turn over is low They start at S2z9 a month and in 5 years advance er at Thy Feet We Are Kneeling4 The bride were a gown of imported nylon lece and tulle over satin, close htnudf bodice,, overyoke of lace, long sleeves, bou riant skirt of tulie lace helmet imbedded with seed pearls and to 350 Uniforms are furnished f a, S00 3emerg w 4ww WA 0j walte feathered carnations and 3 a day expense money is paid They work 93 hours a day but ar subject to emergency call at any time, They get 12 days vacation a year plus 8 more for holidays Michigans police force is average Pennsyl vania has 1800 Same only on traffic Meanwhile Michigan is digg ing out after the cyclone disaster 125000 wiU be available from the federal emergency fund Contributions, are also pouring inThe insurance companies say THE WKflfcNEY DBATCH Wednesday June 17, ltSgT CHURGH NEWS trfttholic I eioimau KoiserFrazer employees I 1 Willow Run donated 7CX pin of blood to cyclone sufferer last week Mar Cafnoflc Jfacsswv Michigan a Fr Albert J SchauU F UOJ Sunday Maseee V Dillingham underwent ftummfr 6iML QtQfL Mbtt iJi hernia operation at St, Joe hoe Wimsffi 0Q 4 IQtQQ pitai Ann Arbor last Wecines tfovmma Dftfeam day, Fnaay even a as 730 a j wtmlrioan Clarence Howa oi Monroe L wiOY ones Notfasa DaCBons is visiting his daughter Mr r SL10 ,9u Louis Wagoner ir, Sunday be it 8t00 Mar I Miss Leota Reason was in Cong cgatioiuj hospital, Ann Arbor with an jured back, the result of a fall Denton fiev, Keith Ruegseqaer, Pastor Sunday School 930 a m Majnina Worship 1045 ar 45 member of Livingston Lod Radio broadcast Station vYPAG, Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm Pugrim Fellowship UU pjn Monday NightiJale Study U0 Wed Choir Practise Junior 4uu Senior Vrjo Thursday night 800 Prayer Meei jfQ 800 p m We preach Christ and everyone Lillies of the Valley Lemoyne Dorothy Lcryeyjnaid of honor wore a blue nylon tullq over satin with bolero skirt Iacq ibeket and matching iSowers f verv very welcome Robert Maninan was best man and Robert Christian and Wiltiom Matthes ushers , Th reception was at the home of the bride ge attended the Strawberry Fe, rival at Stockbridgfe Thurs night, At a special meetinq of Pin ney Chapter 145 ib rriaa rugnt 4 new members were re ceived mto the oraer, they will pay all IossesThe onethe groom from Jackson Junior bad blot is th looting Hundreds of empty bill folds and purses were iound in tha areaOne man was arrested with 12 io his poss ssion Of the smashed cars almost everything removable had been stripped from them There were just not enough police and civil defense men to guard the area iijkiuiouiie Cavery Mennonite Church Hev, Ezra Beachy, Pastor u ,, , , , fS S Supt Walter Esch AJ ,, , After a wedding trip ihe newly tMorrt,wr8hin waiwwr in51 J ed will be of home at 711 sZj 7P iiMn1 ae ish st lactenn Sunday School 11U0 v ish bt Jackson, y PeppIea Metiag 730 uuv Cottoge Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 13th annual Bible School Juno 22 to July 3 9 a m to 1145 am, Monday through FridayChildren 4 years and up welcome weds Bush Both young people graduated from Jackson high school and Coilege The following from Pinckney attended the wedding Harry and Druscilla Murphy, Lee Lav ey and wife, MrsMae Meiz and the Herbert Palmer family JUDGE PAYNE MARRIE Judge Jay Payne ana MA M1I ACrr s d Jackson both of Ann Arbbr Evemna CONSERVATION NOitS rbiK,UUU persons have visited state paries so uar this year ded were married Wednesaay in the Xioyd Douglas Memorial Chapel oi the first Congregational Church, Ann Arbor by Rev, Leonard Parr in the presence ot UNADILLA PRESBYTERIAN Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Woiehip 1030 a m sv PchT 1130 a rn vce 8J0 p m The sidewaut m ine weot h ot me potouice OIOCK io ui igeiei uoay nop is reuuiitJle xucny is in coargeaiarry rro, uie au numnKvir, joiin hLag, tn ioader ana haaiuway Luck an enreys me smoothing itoei i i oung lamii movea, iu oeminoie Av in Detroit rie will teach a oiurencevilie uis lau Kerala Reason nas put a ne noni on the ivicA,eAvy auin rie nought, Mrs i nomas Bonner with Mrs waiur uoaains ana MrsLdwmJ ilcvaugn oi rioweil attend ihe annual conxerence ot th Tlddeigtea tUaraen Clubs Micnigan at hast Lansing las inursaay John noyer and wife called on Mrs ciia Walsh in Webster Sat jaraay They had the Clarenc rati uamfty of Ann Arbor No 25 for lounday guests, jytonaruy and v, navot iVufises AbXa JLouise and Carlene Ziegler and jivlrs Midgu Miller were in Deretuinoi rOia tup uuuujii current liommeat Most of tn people here knew ncixiiy ot uio ornuao disaster wiiiii hit heze us, Monday nti unul next morning, itie day opwpjied ramer cod and some iuxiru hieiz tiiv Toward mgnt ii col noi una sultry but theie wua litjc wind, ine path cut by the cJice was only aiui a Piock wide in some places but it was Zoo miles long The firsi uarnage was down along the vMio hue It entered Monroe county near urie, doing consider uuie damage Tnen it nopped in io rfVashieuuvv county cumnq a wiue swam in Freedom and iiuui towiijiapo and kiiung one iiiaii MiLpfd was iit u wnc a million collars worth of aumaye was done put no lives iom men it hit Flint and Mt iworris where over 1J0 people tie kiifea and ihe propeny amage runs in4o the muiions t vnole north side of the city oiu Joidwater Read, Deinu eviiya una turned iniO ruabie lait, jeduo biown City ana luwus were next hit but thei Uiiiuye wus not so exensive ine naaonal guardivil deiense na ia cross were mobilized and CovWUuanis,himseli spent iiio nim in u,j rum UJVIWUica itie inuin queotion asked is tne taaEj ana u me onna fexpjinnen s navo buu anyinmy io uo Wiiii i ociiieLif say no iflu there have not been as many tornadoes this year as last That they are caused by ui i i ij no an currents com inj tether, vc are inclined ta agree wiiu iie scientsts Yars ago ci man qot i ost, the hattle Oieek iood miilionair o invest heavily in rain making scheme in ,ry Texas whereoy rain wouid be mjae by exploding dyncmiite in ouds It ailed A ThwsdaythTconTrLadiei11 TMSdy, t0k 85 IiVGS Aia met with Mrs jyaole Luntti008 Mass,beaiaes damage nemcanuy the resignation oilT,hls Beaion w vlSited by kJ1 ,i is jb years aqo it came down Mrs Lucille Smw secrtary wad JT , M ,r c T,UJ r Mr rtnH nrtlICh through Unudilla Silver Uike LADJllj AID x4ZTING accepted Mrs Gertrude Roush ar i lovor ntar the Dr Camp permits have slumped a small group of relatives and siighiry, only 13o0 being issued friends, , or 0 compared to 16U last yrGrandj Miss Jack3on is the daughter Mrs Jean Meyer and children oit last vVednesay rlaven had the most vibnors of Mr and Mrs, Andrew Jackson oi ipsiianti und the husseu AV arid Mrs Albert DinkelJwas dppoinld to the oliice untu ho No hvQ were taken Geologists wiU follow the pipeof Ann Arbor and a teacher injUark rami of uuck uie spent Alberta and Allan and Margaran i954, Mrsbernice ardon ln , n aurTlure vas aone line crew, lieing a line across j the Ann Arbor public schools Saturday at the waior Clarx et Widmeyer were Sunday dinnana 8, roungerman new to study rock formations , After a two weeks weddino nome itusseh goes to Camp iu Li yujts at the WF Close home members were received Pian trip in the east the couple will befloury boturday in Linden were made for an ice cream so Picsidem Lisenhower is gett T owner bu A broader use of hsh in Michat home at their SUirmnA resU igans school lunch program will dence a 11637 Algonguin Dr, be emphized nexj term portage Lake 4 public Ashing, sites andj 1013 acres ot land were purchas ESCAPED THROUGH ed last week by the dept THE IRON CURTAIN Care should be taken with Here comes a first hand redeadly insectides Applied to cord of a Czech familys desper water they will kill fish ate flight from the Communist Vandals destroyed a number, secret police in an old Ameriof signs at the Bishop Lake statean amphibious jeep Begin to park the day after they were read Our Escape to Freedom Mrs Jennie Devereux and Mrs uooert Jwtf ana wiie o Juli Fannie Kavamugh visited their por Miss ana me rionnie rlos sister Mrs Josephine Watts in put up If you lose your fishing licence a sworn afiadavit along with 50c wiU bring a duplicate one 16 fires burned over 28 acres last week starting in this Sunday June 21 ial in the near future, Arawjjdiy shorae was ser vea Mesaames jjora Swaitiiou hdna Euler and Mae wtsre cohostesses ing plenty oi panninq over propootjJ Korean peace treaty which Anti Conmunists call a l sellout io the CommunistsUnder Hiqqins t wohid lQ sp,it in two a north iiid a south puxt with sep SPECLAL NOTICE aL0 governments, ll the North Havinq closed my barber continue to receive Chinese aid oelebnated color gravure magazine with The Detroti Sunday wrk lamny o ieiroit wee Sun Cleveland last week uay guests at tne rtobert Ackley Lynn Hendee and wife were nome in Lansinq Wednesday, ijiothy iinicei went o ot Joe Lloyd Hendee and family hospiiai Ann Aruor lor a check spent Sunday at the Ed Nuoffer up rriday, jonimy siayeu with home in Holt iixo gionamomwr, unKei and Dr Frame Mercer and wife oi 7 lv v , Christine with ner granamotner, Pontiac and the Dr Waler Mer i ousiness j Koreans say they will not accept orogam cer family of East Lansinq spent My many eld friends are ass Iuch a P0006 but wiiI continue Gnfhth family o Sunday at Wm Mercer home ,ed that I will continue to serve lighting All this is supposed to lead to the ultimate recogruon of Ped China as the existing my shop I am now able to devote all my time to my insurance they would probabl gobble up the Sou h Koreans Ihe South, The Don isie Ox the Amerpan Weekly, Ann Arbor, lea uiscn and wife Mrs Lucille Wylie brought1 your best intersis in your insui or Dearborn and Otis Matteson Nancy Spittler home from SJoe ance needs All who have insurance prob government of China and her re lems are cordially weLomed at eption into the United Nations, my agency where careful at iThe whole thing ma nutshell is COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS June B 953 and wife Batle Creek spent Sun hospital Ann Arbor, Friday afTimes daVV at the Joe GriMtn home ter an appendiciiis operation ivhrs Dorothy Kennedy and William Shehan returned Sat luy ywwy liC4C C1A rnmflTA ,, fr611 Lhe CuIver uxday tooai a P Ohiotention will be given to secure ido we want to continue the preUVft5J5lUXifi iXF kff 8916Sunday and Kentucky with his grandsonfor you the best protection pos sent stolemate m Korea or withl DAR FOR June 8tt I The Ambrose Kennedy family Billy Shehan, Mrs Shehan stayible draw Of course the present Instrutton class IOI candidates spent Sunday at the Irvin Knn ed in Ann Arbor with MrsRoche We offer you the best in Fire treaty is more or less a sellout V Meeting called t order by Pres i emp eaCu 01 mht , , K A ehem aiA , and Windstorm Insurance or to Communism but unfortunttely inks Present Read Sniriev p 5 MrsMary Amburgey and son, Mrs Elizabeth Cologone and your residential business or, we are not winning the war and Junmie spen the week end m judy Aschbrenner entertained resort property as well as Auto are in no posiiion to impose r Friday night at a plasdc party i mobile, Life Plate Glass and victors terms as we were with Ddiedvdtor, ba7 MM Degree hoSf 1e 21churcrTat RevMcLucthovft Absent None Jas church Brighton, 1J a m, June 26, FC Degree Motion by Cinton, uppported, by Read to ailw iollymu billsj Tony Mandell 250f Thrasher ancv Co , safe 245U Howard Haines, 1750 Bob Egeler, salary 8500 Clare Miller , K P W Curlett Sec THE LIBRARY NEWS The story hour during the sum Vans Motor Sales, sorvice 245jmer months is 300 p m Tues Motion Ly Kennedy, supported by Swarthut to table two requests for SDM, licenses Carr ied, day afternoons The Friends of the Library have decided on an annual bake sale a a fund raising campaign to get Tiplady, Swarthout and Clin folr Iibrcay Will you ton appointed a committee to in couate Leave your name and vestigate new mower for the park Motion to adjourn carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk Special, June 11, 1953 Regular meeting called to or er by Pres DinkelFiesenJRead, Shirley Clinton, Tiplady Swarhout Absent none what you will donate with any member of the Library StaffThe Sale is Saturday, July 11 jackspn Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor iJthe lettershome Theft Insurance irhome Qt n X Te nas x famUv ofBa1t ROGER J CARR, Agent Al Johnson and wife fapan and Germany The only 44v4 tw t alternative is an all out war le Creek visited relatives here, 142 IStPmckney, Michirrr th IT vhirh this country anai over the week end J Phone 43 would never go for The present IrTrrrJ 1 Norman 1 and wife The Best ta Insurance for Over Red Chinee governent seems fr, 1 sric Dr George Hardy and the week end at 75 Lake g5 y firmiy entrenched and the hope wife of Jackson called at the MrsMae Mete of Howell spent icf the China lobbv here that it Lavence Caxnburn home Sun week end at he Lee LaVeyMRs LUCIUS E WILSON SRjbe ovptuvm md Chang Kai home, i Mrs Lily Pope Wilson, widow restored to power seem to be a A FALSE ALAHM Pinckney had a mild scare on Thursday night, Sn c oi 0wifr Sunday Bob Egeler on duty at the jail and said man was hanging from Tne followinq resolution was t00 j, the flagpole on the day George Meabon and wife have LuciUe Shire attended rotumed from Lovells where 1 Stanl convenioyn at West they have built a cabin 18X23 field Mass last week QnH came Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsil9 uh the WooBter c anti and Dr ani Mrs Wylie of j 0T rJiiT j iA De5rter caUed at the Andrew Ne45WUr5t ,br home last week i Tir The Robert Read family enter mTanSi Vlim ,, tcdned the John McGuire family JJ1 iHYeolnf fcfv cf Detroit and Fred Rad and5L2jffijr of Lucius E Wilson, died at a De troit hospital this morning Sur vivina are a son and 2 dmiahters Services at Royal Oak Fri day with gravside services at Pinckney 2 p m, Saturday irrs end at the wrtTnTSrt Ue Kenneth Ron ianY ot 40,000 horses They wee used , r HU nnt, b aidoW w r IJfcm rnlft back Ann Arbor called at the home by trucking comocmies x Ifor VP rmri , needjej introdueed by Read and support e He called Mrs Anna, in SJST of Mrs Edna Reason Sunday, press companies, fire depts, livmuld Hd nyt vecrr Th 55,2 1Mir KSlST HJalA AVsbirt and wife call Chris Campbell Rick Nuler ery stables, hack and cab bakfrr wmwnnf e In nrm TTZ JmS MrTGoSi Te BiHie started work at the U eries etc Now the entire Detroit w and th wrn Howell ursda o fM Fresh Air Camp, Patterson horse rxpulaion is onlv 350rre rmrtB w Mr fe call Lake, Monday ed by Shirley Be it resolved j Rcctson jqht operator here and that we approve the application looidng out she saw what ap of Eugene H Towner and Harry jpecared to be a body danIing Parks, 132135 Min St Pjnccfrom top 0f the pole About ney MichiganiDB tsMo PSnck tm8 me the Masm, bgrrn to ney General Store for permiss nrive from Stockbridge ion to have an SDM Iiconso Clarfe Tviuiei icvrsd 1I1 trn A82Ar Nays None, Motion to adiourn carried Mildred Ackley, Cleric BAKE SALE TTO 20 Tommie Read spent the week end in Ann Arbor with his grand mother Wilde Detroit We confess ihcr the proi cut of air fcrce prediction from 143 wings to 122 as proposed hv Defense Diretor Charles M Wilson leaves u5 rmzzled He iv h can do it without dlmir hin thp effecivnes of the ah had frae at all rrs most of the planee row vys Food Locker June 20 from 10 a m, poit George Merrbon rrd vn on Wm Marsha and wie in C J Clmton and we spent mrmryrr SlJTlHn Wek the RalphI CUn, The Wa Lomb family of Ann,ton home m Lincoln ParicPhyllls which proved to be a cleverly , Sunday at the W Clinton was in a dance recittal construed dumm He left it w u Meyw honie, ai Lincoln Park high schooL rinaling and all night cars j, TraadB Shehan and new The Herb Palmer fainjjy Pnt jiterH with grinding of brakes Thamcw Morgan, reamed Sunday at at the Herb PalmerJr home from St Jde hospial, Ann home In Flint The latter is build rr Saturdav a home on Jolson Aveihere stor to examine it hie Rainbow GI 01 1 and wife iP Wta Howard Read gave ZSSJJS lt SuVthe Floyd Walter , Io horse populaion is w, t , Most of these are on junk wcaVf1 ,f nfiv he ons or In riding taMs The ro V hn t wfrtad a VJ Olin B tr h rotn of nH ice have a fw One by one the watering trouohs located in var ious parts of the civ have rm removed as traffic hazards Th same holds tni In th rrnrt ds tricts Manv farms which at onrt1tn used hse now operate rfTn Mcmv bia indnrtres and Mo ernall or TTaed in mak tnf rTrmM nrt Any c h Hfl rt rrf them 2 p, nv friends from Ann Arbor without rrnmi The rime nwv,,,, , ai Roger Can has sold his barIcome when the 200 will h nMgwMj W fcurber shop equippment to Clareonly place yo ccr rd hors I to hrv nom Swarthout j Huron to Lansing, Tv,a rrtio r1,,4, this section frr a cvclone Titday jjlpht bg ft ma t Aw e tVSK v Ve Hr V v y tg PPJlHDjtY IJTCH Wednesdogjune 17, 1953 V 1 a Ndimomig motes On July 13 Brghfton otersj will be asked to approve a bond, V issue of 200,000 to build an ad W, Howeii iiuAter HOWBLL Mfcmaaif ifpp dtion on the school They expect Richard Wldmark, loan Peters B5 Fred Van Gij Thats why he has ai house This combinal 30 gallons of 160 dej a day And theres n Ask your Edis too will agree its th tra value when he cecs ft, IC and another in hismilfr thats a real moneysaver cons him only about 4i JS v Hu nbination rate You an enrdllment of 1200 this fall Robert Rose has been elected commander of the MacKinderGlenn American Legion post at Stockbridqe mCKUP ON SOUTH STREET comeay carxm Friday Saturday, June 19, 20 Dan DaUey, June Haver Friday Saturday, frmu lit 10 DESPERATE SEARCH Stoats Howard EeeL Jane Greet AMI THE BON MBT8KS Technicolor fiftpnti m USE, a 30 gal electric s utensils sparkling clean milk checks high 4 VM Lawrence Shenden of the US submarine base Nw London, Conn, is home on 17 day furlough Ed Brotherton of Piainfield died at Midland last week Levi Ludtke aad bride were honored at a shower at the Greg WAGON TRAIN ory town halUaet week I Mat Sat 2 pm cost Bom to Willard Marshall and wife of Gregory June 6, t girl THE GIRL NEXT DOOR Technicolor Also Gene Autrey in Alan Ladd Virgin mayo Also Sun, ivlon Tues, June 21, 2223 2 Feature 2 Sun Mat 280 p m cont The WiHiamston Show Boat Cartoon is June 21 to 27 The headliner Irvma Berlin is Peg Leg Bates, a peg leg dan j CALL ME MADAM cer j m techslook Sunday Monday fra 21 22 STOP YOU ARE flUIHG ME Tecnnteolor Starrino Btoderick GrawfardCkt ireror and snont mmmm2ZJSJs Tues Wed, Thur, J Double Featui INVASION UBA Xn Gerald Mohr, Peggie The Emmett Roche family of Etliel MerxnanJoald OConnor Royal Oak have bought the Joe, cartoon Austin home at Fowlerviile and THE PATHFINJ0 Technicolor fc3 IN THE HOME, this el water heater for dishes, laundry and other hous asks Real convenience M DETROIT mW Mt rijriUejl isjx i s From where I sit y Joe Marsh Heard About the Electric Weather Predictor moved into it Clarence Munsell and wife oil Fowlerviile were Sunday dinni er guests of his aunt, Mrs Ella Clare Dixon of PinckneyFowler vnle Review Lynn Holley a Howell high school senior ran a mile at thldm Adults 74c Ypsilanti track meet in 4373, j Jo included sotting a new track record jWecL Thur, Pit, SatJune 2427 Walt Disneys PETER PAN Technicolor Also A true Die adventure BEAR COUNTRY ta technicolor Cartoon Children 35c Hews g GfemfagiBatite OpM Snows of Kilimanjaro Lee Theaf WhHm Lake, lefc Scio Theatre r v Coming Powder, River, Because his attorney couldSiren of Bagdad not appear William Glenn pwj f iish, tne last of the 5 men arrest fed m the Frank Cline murder at Biqihion 5 years ago had his senetnee put off to June 20th Richard Bolton was put on 18 CIO DRIVE m THEATRE wonths probafen fbr larceny on u s n m ladaon RL5 , iiom a building Divorces were w j ,, wanted to Beatrice from John j paoo Children under 12 Scott and Beulah from Alvah Free admitted Free Kncpp , Vveiton Chamberlain of Pinck tj m on ttey receiver a Bachelor of Arts Friday SaturdayJune 19 20 Squint Smith built up quite a reputation last month by predicting the weather What he said usually came true It jot so that folks would sit around his little Antique Shop just to pct his opinion Last Monday, though, he said ic didnt know whrt the weather was going to be like next day the weather over the radic just like anyone else From where I sit, thats the way it goes with some experts They often dont have any more inside information than you can get for yourself Like those who know cider is the only thirstquencher after ft days work Far M Tm concerned, 111 take a temperate glass of beer ButI wont try to Notes of 48 Years Ago I One of the biggest social evlents of the season took place at die home of Senator and Mrs George W Teeple Thursday nite when their daughters, Mocco Eloise and Rose Maude became the brides of Charles VanKeuran 1 and Frank Woiter, respectively j Hev G W Mvlne officiated Degree at Western State College in Kalamazoo last week His mother held a reception for him Sunday Hoitland high school graduat ed 28 last Wednesday Wiibur Johnson Howell druggist is observing his 55th year m Dusines Iho Howell OE3 Chapter heJ u baby dedication ceremony ast week a which mothers with new babies wero honored For 31st consedive year the Howell school band escorted Kowell Knight Templar Comm 1 andiy to the stato conclove,hjici 5 TAXI wttM Dan Dafley, Constance Smith Also DONT BOTHER TO KNOCK wttn Mariyn Monroe, Richard Wid Friday Saturday June 19 20 Double Feature Abbott and Costello is GO TO MAW Also CODE TWO With Ralph Meeker, Etain Stewart and Sally Fonett Cartoon Sunday Monday, June 21 22 BY LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON Technicolor with Doris Day, Gordon WcCrea Selected Shorts Tues Wed, Thur, June 23,24,25 CRY OF THE HUNTED Starrinr Vittort Grrwwmmi fVrrry Oulttvan and Paula Benjto AND SAFARI DREAMS , John SheffleW Latest Newt snatjk Also Cartoon 22 ieiSLwi Sunday Monday, June POiNY SOLDIER Technicolor With Tyrone Power, Penny Edwards ANF FIVE FINGERS With James Masons Danlele Darieux enrtop That surprised ua and when we asked what happened, Squint predict your choice for you said, flipped up on my electric bill and was turned off Ill get to my radio again tomorrow though Squint had been getting 06 and Mable Brown and Gertrude VoJJei, bridesmaids, Mae Teep le played the wedding march, Herbert Gillette, Harold Brown and Ruel Cadwell usheredMinn iiewe of Oetrail was caterer, Over SOU guests were present, The LOTM held a big meeting here Friday Gregory, Hamburg and Dexter hives were repf eenjd James Wilcoxlocal liv eryman had 30 rigs to core for J The charoe against Tom Leith former mayor of Brighton, was dismissed in justice court at How ell last week by Justice Borrow, on grounds of insuificent evidence George W Reason is taking treatments for rheumatism at , Mt Clerr ons Copyright, 1953, LiicJ utcs Brewers loundatio L U M 3 I N U WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel 1 j Mr Root of Ann Arbor deliver ed a Kurtsman piano to Bernard McCluskey last week Wm, Moran and wife attended the wedding of Dr, Will Monks at Fowlerviile last week, Harold Brown graduated from the University of Michigan last week nesday Florence Andrews entertained i hurt Notes t i Vars Ago The alumni banquet is at thd Masonic hall Saturday night Mrs Laura Dolan Ruen, wife of Dr Mike Ruen died in Detroit Tune 12 Fitch Montague, 73 died at his home at Gregory Sunday Frbeman Wilco grandson if Freeman Webb,one of the fond i vers of Pinckney, died in Detroit j f last week The contract to pave the Main, St here has been let to Joe Ryan of Jackson A car containing Steve Barber and Claude Hoard of Gregory hit the cement bridge between Bia and Little Portage Lake Wed KaaArrv Rotri men were badly Tues Wed, Thur, June 23,24,25 BEWARE MY LOVELY wWh Ida Lupina, Robert Ryan Also t THUNDERBIRDSr with John Derek Mona Freeman Also Cartoon Sylvan Theater Friday Saturday, June 19, 20 uojblo Feaivmi REMAINS TO BE BEErT Starrinq June Alyson Van ohnson AND v NIGHT STAGE TO GAtVESTON With Gene Autrey, Virginia Huston and Pat Buttram ratrc, a and IRISES FOR SALVJ ALL THE NEWEST HANTS N BLOOM Don B Savory 8630 Chilson Road WirM Lake Brightwt ftWch Sunday Monday, June 21, 22 LAST OF THE COMANCfffiS a Drama Starrnsf Brodrick Cav1BcTbara Hale un Phows 3, 5, 7, 9 Cartoon and tifeort Tues Wed, Thur, June 23,24,25 BATTJLE cmeur outdoor draffs Starrmo Humphry Bogart, Jun Alryson artoor Ht SKa Shows 715 910 , Owning iKanhoe, Neve Wave at a Wac Small Tows Girl Jtt 1 wW the lndependnt League Monday night D feV WagonerQrocerv 6066 Pmckney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Betr nd Wine lo Tads Out HOURS Jtktto9 Sflotay 9 to 8 fhwHowell706J2 Pinckney lost to Howell Sunday to IBill Cooper held them day 6 to 1 Bill Copper held them Goorae Pearson sold a were the Pinckney battery I horse ana ouggy to Hamburg George Reason entertained 50 paries last week, jBoy Scouts from Detroit Sunday I The baccalaurete at the opera I at his farm on the Howell Rad I house Sunday night by Rev, Joseph Soper, son of Mr and Mylne drew a large crowd, Mrs Claude Soper, has been ap Blanch Martin played the volun I pointed a lieutenant in the air tary Henry Isham accompanied car , j by Kate Ruen, favored with viol Born to Joe Gentile and wile m music Percy Swarthout and naps Moron sang, Love Abidand Rev Mylne and Mr Nixon BeaUtrfuI tsfe of Somewhere ExperietiiM i WAJLKONAttIM CUSHI0VFD HOBSJ i tern Mx ftOifff WGP w f A Ll A 1 tfOUi JUMVNIfiCK i M vj,iiv or ljr oWivinii3 No obustuum J j jrd JiiayforJeDemonctiill SM ,VVS N A ADB8i f JACK HANNETT nnecessary June 19, a son W C Miller has a new Hupp, sedan I Azel Carpenter and Bert Hoakj er attended a Masonic meeting at South Lyon Friday night Harlow Shehan is playing ball with the Donovan Tire team of j I CJwosso Dean Reason has decided not go to Australia i Don Swarthout is trying out with a ball team in the Detroit i DSR League Wirt Hendee has a new Ford j sedan j CURRENT SOHEDULE SO HOUR S PER WEEK Pinckney high school ended L their season by beattng South Lyon 17 to 4 Hende pitched The Stuart Lathers Players, d Mich State Normal oraanisation, will present Booth Workingtons, The Inttmaie Strdacfer at the Apply in Person F rmiMin opera houM Jun 26 iVVT 1 v iiJIVV ,i r The Peoples are TIS PWOENEY pISPATCHWednttday, June 17 1953 Drygoods Can aed Gootfs Shoes Gssitf Furnishings Lingerie NOMINATING PETITIONS FOR ONE TRUSTEE for a term of tlree dA r to be elected to the Board oi Education oi Lhc Pincknoj Community Schools CANDIDATFS FOR THE above office will be nominated by petition as provided in Section 1 Chapter 1S1 of the School Code, State of Michigan EACH PETITION must be signed by at least twentyfive 25 qualified school rlecirs mi curifs e filed with the Secretary of the Board of Edrti i af hast 20 day before th date of the election ERiO G ROSS Secretary, Board of Education, Pinckney Community Schools Date of Election Monday, July 13, 1953 8 PM PETITION FORMS MAY BE SECURED FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF FT CATION MR ERIC ROSE Pinckaey Dispatch Entered ra nd Class Matter at Postofiice Act oi March 8 1877 U4 SaHoell St,Wnckii6yWich Subscription Price 150 per r Glenn Darrcw and wife of De txodt and Mrs Flo a Darrow hai dinner at the WEjJuirow homo in Lyndon Suiy y The Marvin ttirey familyl spent the week end at Mio Mr and Mrs Hex Gorton ot Lansing called at the Earl baughn home Friday John Strain and wne of Wichita Kansas visited at the Ear1 Baughn home last week Mrs Robert Birii of Wayne was a Sunday caller at the Earl Baugjtui home Fred Prosser of Buffalo, N Y and Tom Manion of Kalamazoo visited lMeil Bauqhn ast week The LJ SwaTtnout Gerald and Louis Swarthou iamies attend ed a dinner at the Gordon Harmon home in Fowlerville honor ing Mr and Mrs Leslie Rogers of F Meyers, Florida Sunday Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor, Hos I alee Nash of East Lansng, Mrs vDessa Nash and the Martin Rit Iter family called at the Mark 1 Nash home Sunday I Miss Bernice Lamont of Clear water, Florida who has been vis fiting Mrs Louis Coyle returned home Monday The Eddie Drost family of Hunt sville Alabama are visiting the Coyle and Melvin families Olin Robinson, district deputyinstructor and Clare Miller attended an MM deqreo onferr ence at the Dexter Masonic Lodge Friday nigh Durwood Moyer and wife of Ann Arbor and Waiter Wilson and wife of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee home f The Brandon White family i visited Brandon White jr at the 5t Camp Atterbury, Ind, Sunday hn Shirley Reason had her tonils removed at St Joe hospit The Carl Bidwell family of cl Ann rborTIlast wee1, u Brighton called at the Ben White t A TiSrf 2 nemo Sunday ter Zla ol De rolt caledJat the The Dale Muitr family attend DTiS Clark home Sundayed the Howell comencement last Thursday night Oare Harwood cjiaduated Leon Burkett and wife of Or nr JI Pumbin Heating Complete Lii3 Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS ROT WATER HEATERS M COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPS If WE SELL 1C5 EAST M38 I J WE INSTALL WE SERVICE Phone 183F2 s Gen Store COAL 100 PER TON LESS FILL UP NOW WITH GOOD CLKAN FUEL AND AVOID THE RUSH NEXT FALL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING EVERY DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER DE,Hoev Som The Ralph Hall fawiily called at the Eari Savery home in Dex tor Sunday iw Abner Watkins family ot Detroit spent the week end at iando, Florida, visiled at tne Cliff vVifhous Cove, Portage Lake ord vanHom home last week auae Swaithout and wife Mr, and Mrs Fred Reaa en spGnt the week end at Douglas ained at dinner Friday the Itoss Luk Kead and Rex Read families jr,n Marlowe and family of Tne Rex Heads returned to Ti 0j y iIow Village have moved conderogo, N r Monday iriC nie Cot age they bought at Dr Steve Brown and wife O S,artliui Covet Detroit, Joe Schosser and wife of Vunday calleis at the Louis Ann Arbor were Saturday a prancis Shehan homes wero TELEVISION 5 and guests at the Fred Read home John Lundeen and wife, Detroit NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Pinckney Com J munity Schools, School District Number 2 Fractional, Putnam Township, Livingston County, Michigan, will be held at the Pinckney Elementary School on the 13th day of July, A D, 1958, at 8 oclock P M for the purpose of electing ONE TRUSTEE for a term of THREE years, and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting Dated this 1st of June, 1953 ERICG ROSE Secretary, Board of Education, Pinckney Community Schools Mrs E A Colleecott,wife of a g Gannon and family, Red Howell dentist, died suddenly , Gene shehan and family, Saturday Ann Arbor, Gerald Bauer and Norman Roepcke 27 son oi icoi j Briqhion, Tom Lancaser Barney Roepcke of Gregorydiea an t my and Mrs Thressa at Universiy hospitaI,Ann Arbor oVe Friday of injuries received in an he Robert Given family who auto accident, He leaves his aye oeen living in Mrs John wife and 2 children 11 house on M36 East, have Charles Whitehead and w moved to Zeeb Rd, south of Dax and Beatrice Lambbom oi Greg ory called at the Jesse Hemy p,c Lavey who is in home Friday Al Nisbitt and v has sent his parents, wife and Gerald Henry Detroit Mr rnd Mrs Lee Lavey, a clock spent the week end mere adp n Qennany It is a rine The Bill Baughn famUy spent of workmanship fSdnday at the Franklin home iee OI i Antenno Sales Service5 M ART m RUT EH PROMPT AND COURTEOW SERVICE PINCKNEY MiCH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 r JUGS INN FREE MOVIES SPONSORED BY THE NNGKNEY FIRE DEPARTB3EN7 AND THE PINCKNEY MERCHANTS Every Saturday Night THIS WEEKS TITLE DESTCRATfl CHANCE FOR TOR ELLERY QUEDT WE HAVE SANDWICHES BEER AND WINE TO GO COMPLETE MEALS f7r FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD TELEVISION SHUFFLEBOARD SUNDAYS AND CHICKEN OPEN DAEY59S0 HowU Pinckney Road Phone Howell 1535R11 For Prom Dead Stock Removal CALL DARLING COMPANY Call Kowell 450 v A tmKtfr Only yiy can A GRfAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BW0ND THE GAS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE Tht amazing automatic ovn pilot that ht net UM gatl Youvt got It if t belUvt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER i MO ROYA7S Cut grtt UM oty way with t e ig CaiKKHy fttoRoyal Easy to handle Quick starting 1 4ydt ft0 nginr Powtr to ipar for Hhp grat, IbugtMtt gross Grosi cokHr optiofiot THE LAVEY HARDWARE tijj ir wwjwmgni yftRegular pHct Special price You ave Cemt In today tht n to own this boeil rang with to many outttonding tookingaw loaturt 2350 S17S0 fl29 od Up t4i y4 M 31 ml ra m tV I ti iiai Misrr Iir Disk Harrow Beariaf Spooea Plcr Raoacra I Wednesday June 17, 1853 HOBBY CUBBY 4H NEWS 11 The Hurry Cuziy 4H Club1 met with Barbara McAfee Fri with 8 members present State Trooper Pat Jeffreys has been in the upper peninsula 19 days hunting escaped convicts 4MMM Leslie Rogers and wife of Ft Myers Florida and Mrs dith I Gallup of Fowlervie called a Cmxtt Bar Gtuud Cultivator Shovel Crank Shack JtoUinc CoolUfS KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sense to re place wornor broken parts on John Deere Equipment with only g swine John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original pans made from the sam highgrade iratfeflals, ffbm the same patterns artd dies and with the same quality workmanship You carf t afford to handicap the fine, dependable pefYofmance Of your John Deere Equipment Keep it 100 Jehn Decfri Oil Filter PROFESSIONAL GORNE THE PINCKNEY SANWAJttUM BAY M DUFFY M D u MfdBlai jauy liiOO I M to MK M Except WednesefqT MoJfueaf 2JI 1 , at Dft G McCLOCY the L J Swarthout home Sutur day An Ann Arbor man was killed 2Vi North MicUaau kwe at Brighton Tuesday in a sewer j y9rjJrnw cave in Another man caught JOmfli 935 2esi4Me U4 was rescued I Jroeninas by ApuoiniauUU David Aberdeen goes to Torch Howell a MKhiaae Trrirft this week to be councillor a a fresh air camp HERB SNEED The tire dept took the pul r motor to Bentley Lake Monday If b i ilrer SLiifMSTial Estate, lrsuiaa ftekerarje long to a toand Mrs Wilson fmm par BEAl Bsni Farms Home Laju Ptopoftie and Business Owortutte List Your Property tru Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 d r rt i f ftnekney, Mich, Pb g I 13 ifeone 157F11 Herein MYStON I HUGHES Plunking and Pleating license Slate Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Pinckney Funeral Hon Don C Swarthout, Directot Modern Equipment had drowned It had been miss Ing 2 hours but was found safe WANTED Custom Hay Balling, new Holland Bailer i E Schroeder Sons 5486 West M36 A Speciality i2H Your Propertr M V LEE LAVEY General Insurance It tfafn3 39 62 FRED Plrcmev MG isif Badtt oa 593 Pinckney 4 h WANTEDTypist, full time, experj RIJGERAITONISERUOF lence not required, short hand KAKitii, u not reupiered Pap commenser iJjPJ on AU ate with abUity i HONE 154F3 Pinckney Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance, AUCTIONEER Company, Personel Dept , Farm Sato a Spadalit lT TttLUa C RE1CKHOFT A OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand rv Av Tkwell u Midnaw I hone 358 Jeeldeace 6 UOYD HFNtEF Livestock HVLIQ Weekly Tips Muae Tc Dtt Gneraj Trid ina Pinrn7 Mlf Phone 16111 RQGER J CARR j Complete Insurance Coverage Phone Howell 275 BERT CALL FOWLEVtLLE 436F6 Phone 43 Pincknr itiua imiuiiiiiie Sceel Chiia Ajsemblic TAKING A TRIP Moke Sure Your Travel Cash Goes a Long Way in Safety A vcication just cant be any fun if you lose your travel funds Thats why so many smart travellors put protection in their pockets Aby letting us convert your travel cash into American Express Travelers Cheques The cheques are 100 m T f DR C I TOWNEB Duinst 044 Portaqe Lake Boi 1 Phcaie Dxeg 3ttl j FOR SALE MILK CAN sae j AHarvey Garr, phone J5F2 ter CEMETOlY MEMORIALS Prices You Can AfiV U To Pay MILFOR GRANITE WORKS Milord, Micbn i You run no risk because you qet pnekney, Michigi ass or Ir theft Yon siqn them when you a quick refund in case of loss or,WANTD Custom BaiEng John flOR SALEPower MowerCooperCIipper18 in Briggs Strait ton mower, 1 HP nearly new For 65 A W Schroeder Phone Pinckney 20F5 tt buy them and again when you Deere tutomatic wire tie WANTED Youmj lady lor differ tmY T vrrtrhTna a peorqe Johnson, phone 179F5 nt kinds cw lilinq operations, tstrnrfRAli clean 42 TJttSTi ion you ever need to spend Fd 49 Dodqe 46 Buick week IhemCan cash anywhereWhen George VanSkiver Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance you plan your next top step m roR SJJ oU burnw Company Personel Dept and ask for travelers cheques ,, a ,w Phone Howe i 57i heater stove with blower We carry a complete stock of genuine John Deere Parts See us for oar placement needs Place your parts order nowi BUY QNlYKfVJOHN DEERE PARTS THEY FIT AND LIKE THE ORIGINALSJ LAVE1 HAPOiVARF and ask for travelers 75c per 000efac 50 or lc Just one of the many services 011 r THE FIBBT NATirtA aAN HowelL Atlrii Vruler Ft drml SiMember Federal lDtt Corporation Aii Deposits Iiiiii tip toJl0nM For Each Danoattor Howell 275 a FOR SALE Double bed, coil t0i 3ALE2 oil barrelssteel, 55 springs, qood condition, 350 gallons with faucets, 1 bed, 2 245 Unadiila phone 168F2 mattress ana springs, 1 cot 1 SALEC size potctoes for ee Nellie Gardner 14b Pearl St FOR r,L ESTATE BARGAINS ccoom home,2 car qarage r h furnace, good condition, inrVriey 1 room home, moctera, 3 2l jlom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car qaraqe and 2 lots, hot water heat In Pinckney 3 bedroom home, furnace lots or 4 lots 2 year around homes at Part erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason Pinckney Mich Phone 133 FOR RENT 14 acre3 of pcatur at 1205 M36 East, Pinckney Phone 35102 Ann Arbor I sfer Rider ent that deadens the infected skin It then peels off, exposlag more qenns to its killinq actiom Get T4L, a keratolytic at any store If not ppleased in HOUR, your 40c back To The CORY STORE druc ONf dav QUALITY FOR ATHLTILIS FOOT A KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST teL awaio1 A j j SAW and Lawnmower Service North National Ave HowelL Mich Pbone 1140 Hand Saws and Circle Saws Fil ed CUd Hand Saws Retoothed HAND AND POWER MOWERS 1 Sharpened and Reconditioned HOME AND FARM OWNERS TITANO QUALITY HOUSE PAINT, guaranteed 5 years, no brush marks,3i days Free Trial 6 monthly payments,, Koolicote Aluminum Roof Coemng,guarcm teed 10 years Liquid Veneer for silos, and Quality Barn Paint Progress Paint Co, Cleveland For Free Estimate Contact A J GRAYBEAL Factory Representative Phone 5371, Brighton, Mich FOR SALEAImost new Sparton Television for 15000 Inquire of Mrs Art Marshall 234 West Main St, Pinckney 50 lbs for 50c Wiflard Wiltse rmcicney, phcne 147Fk BOAT Windshiela made to t, your pattern Bring your pattern tOR UAL, STRAWBERRY ABES AUTO PARTS Elizabeth riartman, M36W and HowelL Phone 151 Cedar Lake Rd AUTOrJTm, ILAS INSTAU iEO bi competent glazier, ample I stock wn hcind Curved wind ahieds ana back glass avail WANTED To Rent Modern 3 roam apartment in town for 2 ladies Phone 12 1FU FOR SALETGnAVEU washed able sand and qiuvel giuded or mix ABES AUTO rAKT HowelL ed, also processed read gravel D I GHAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Mason Road Phone Howell 984 I 2 or FowIerviHe 388F11 Phone 151 FOR SALE1940 Plymouth Uub Coupe, radio rid jnater Murrays Guli biauon FOR SALE FOR SALEBABY CHICKS, white Baby chickJ started Chicks leqhornsbarred and white rocks Each chick i3 a u Qaxc New Hampshires and Hv Igjjj fcj mcrting, rigid cuilinq and Chicks Order New Phone 305W bloodtesting Their sireT and 11119 Hatchery f dams are selected on tee basis Howell Mich health, viqor and size approved Pulionem conarc Buy these cMcks at G4ES POVL alfelfilS L tUit Vegetables WANTED JHink cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, automotive radiaitejrs, cast iron radiators, furnace iron, junk fenn machin ery Weigh loatis at city Beetles TRY FARM and HATCHERY 13 01 N Byron rd at city limits Pfitftse 159 Howell, Michigan ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell, MANDELLS SAW FTUNG SHOP Phone 151 MMHii0MhaMBMaBflar i , Maan I Fish FOR SALE White Finish Kitchand Sink, 7 in deep by 17 in iby 31 inches The TonLoi Falm John Burg WANTED Oustom balling, done with new 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 17, 1953 Description An account of the resource June 17, 1953 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 1953-06-17 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c67a849075aebca2e14bf0cd0ed49bf8.pdf 7a2f4a9aade909a6ea156c211c5421d7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. v lo , V A Volute 71 Nlchigu Mrrar Nash Zill Wedding Michigan will try psycholog j Held III Alii AtkOt ical waxlare in its enorts to re duce trcdnc aucidents The governor has signed a bill autnor izing it fcirday Evaning The marriage of Romaic Nali, daughter of Mr and Mr Mark Nash to Kenneth Zill, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Zill of Ann Arbor was soLmn Ized at St Pauls Lutheran Church, Ann Aibor, Saturday evening, June Rev jJiUiiier puach 1r The new law puts all authority tor issuing drivers licenses in the hands of the secretary of state Requires a traininq program tor licensing officers and a state, central hie, showing acciouyUe and the mamac riifrmn ident and yiolation records o was perfomed by Rev Maracus Zill all Michigan drivers Supporters f Nebraska, brother of the groom Of the bill claim it Will reduce Tne brides dress was white nyiur accidents 30 percent The newinrt ov,iy satin with a Chaniiy lad dept is now heinq organized It bodico, fingertip veil with lac J halo Will include 52 peoplefhere Will Her flower were stephanotis ccnter be 14 supervisors The others Yv,hr a h,te orchid anci vvhiu velwill maintain the master ffilqj ver ribbons r, Mary Jam Nash, maid THfc PINCKNEY plfefri CHURCH NEWS iftthoiic t Marys Cothoflc Chur itinctey Aflichigao aer Ft Albitt J Sclimatu liuaot iunday Masiiss iummen 64M, 800 llhflC 1 Wist 8s00 1000 Navenna Doottow Friday evejrj en 30 p mmWmmmTmywmm j f noay ahei Koreans D3 1 Saturday 7i30 10 M r SancUnr belli 1 800 Mar Wednesday, June 24, 1953 erbtiuai Rev, Martin Philiphs, 77, died a BeJiviUe Thursaay, He was the lather at Martin Phillips jrd tonaei Porage Lake resident, William Ketcham of Lincoln Dui GsJebration Held at U vinslow Home No 26 and do clerical work 26Q00U was approriated by legislature for it The new law makes licen se expiration fall on the date of the drivers birthday at 3 year intervals This will save 30,000 year the cost of sending out the license expiraLn notices Renew als will cost 125 to 150 First licenses 300 The license burgets 2 for new licenses and 50c tor renewalsApplicants will will have to demonstrate by actual driving they are qualified An appeal board will be set up where drivers may appeal what they conside unjust decisions State police, sheriffs and police chiefs will be part of the plan Gov Williams was in Wash 1IM J IM honor, a blue marquisette gown J Mrs Edward Zill and Caiieuc vert bridesmaids Their costumes nd iUWLis were similar u those of he maid of honor fiev, Keith Ruegsegr, pastor bunday School 930 a m Morninq Worship 1045 ar Rudio broadcast Station WPG, Ann Arbor 330 to 40U pm 1iigrim Fellowship 7 ui pan Monday Niqhtbibie Study UU Wed Choir Practise Junior 4UJ Senior Martha Nah was flowfr girl Sh wore a blue net gown aoi lafiYta Edwin Zill, brother of th roon 1 vas best man and ushers acre iler i bert Fredericks, Wni Hein and David J Nash i The ret ption f j Thursday niqht 800 Prayer ft inq Par spent the week end at the Goorcje Thompson h ijs Lulu Lamb 01 hast Laniaoas sing cdiiea on uiuds nere Sat,, I Anarew Nisbett and wue spent the week end u the Gordon , iiedler hme m Ypsilanti j Tom ivlamon oi Kalamazoo j i, speiu ine wet end wim ieil tiuaghn bika lieanor Baugnn gave a siiower ILI IVU Vugmia Carver last week David Aberdeen is a councillor at tne wolverine Bos btate aL astt Lansing The Myron Shoenhais of Ak tit ec, , Id a 1 1 ki 11 1 j i la i 1 1111 ii1 oL ieei I a iiA ay was a dual eeUdraL VVinsJow home as tny iiUil sixth Wiliii KL ailiil, Thi iay u as niadi 1 Ju arrival ol tu I A pK me uiiinr M , ihe iaA ii b i ii the IK Lak I v in4 baid hi, t, ii was caiiiriii at I aiaiia by Mrs, Iiakr li also 1 iiose C njo 1 Mr and Mr Ori iris At, and Mt uirrDt Comment Supreme Court Justice William Lkjjcjus became the most pun ucized man in me United State iasi Wednesday when he grant ea tne Julius Rosenbergs tne 2 jOAibn spys wno were to have executed that day a stay on iriis ha HiH u ween exeuction ii i 11 tVA We preach Christ and everyone s very, very welcome 8UU p m Irn Ohio visiteu ids mother lurch n wa5 hpld Fr m fir Vi JLUOUltt 1 Cavery Mennonite Churh , M 1,slv,t,,1,, K lu,yi Hev Ezra Beachy, Pcloi , a Mis ,rnh Hal m ,naro S S Supt Walter Ebhj Thcou Lu V M n,rn Morning Worship 10 n and on tneir return Jr , ,V J Ann Arbor F r ,0SK Sunday School 11uO n hide ehopr a blue summer Young Peoples Meeting 730 1 Cottage Fellowship Service Pin j Wednesday 8 JO viehitrn i 13th annual Bible School June 1W uit with white accesories The brido prraulatd foni dney hih si,nol ington D C lost week The Flint State Colko and is a tea her ii, T T ft 1 1, c cyclone sufferers got 125,000 Dm Ktrn ,co Mlrhi,r,n r1 22 to July 3 9 a m to 1145 am, in federal funds It is not enough I ma and has rcentl and the governor seeks more jVars rvicj hvthi He was also there in the interest Which seems ttTihove stalled 1 MtiTgM SwarthOlll congress takes no aetion Can1 iniaU nAf,m ada win build it alone cmdnPH reraenfiS it Nor eoiipletei v charqe this country enough jijgpg to pay for it y So r Monday through Friday Child ren 4 years and up welcome1 UNADILLA PRESBYTERS 1 Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Worship 103 a S nday Szr iJo a Evening tiev e bj p Married at the ilnchney j gational church Saturday evening, June 20, inraldine wra c daughter of Mr an Mrs UU j Merman, Sr, to Hollis Svr rm son of Mi1 nd Mr la e S flout, Rev Ruesrser0 tfficiiitill r The biid wore a pnvn vih Jilt hue t dice apruii eiii dvirt finreitip veil, beaded crown jkut ap, floor length strapless gown J Willi sleeveless Notes Mrs Alice Schoenhals las weeK John Paul Ware was home from Camp Atterbuxy, Ind Sun dcry LrCecil Hendee and family of Jackson Miss,, spent the rmd here Mrs Laura Gradwell of Chic,oimoc,eltnq iier home here iNonjen uavey cnd wile of De troit called on her Friday iVjr and lAis Muqn Dooattle ex pect to Visit their sen, Serqt las Doclltle and family at Fcrt Sher idan 111 next rnonh d William Hill sr is a patient at t jou hospital, Ann Arbor hix Liie iTrraV of Glendale, 3ciii rpent the week end, a ihc , U Darrow home She ,, s LiO widow oi late Miltard ,, brother of M Eand it is v 11 Mrs Vir Im W A V VL ed b, th and usi i ul ti a vtv ,, dJ 1 Van Xoruian on Sat, June 27 of M r c tiis he did on tech,,, rucaiityHe claimed the law unlUl, der which they were convicted , had been superceeded by a law andpassed later The supreme court UJ convened ana overruled Doug 1, las 6 to 3 and the 2 jews were ,ii, mi UIII Air, executed Thursday night We diaries Baker, Mr andnow nothing of the fine points tjio propaganda campaign wus put oxi in tavor of the flosen burgs, the White House picketed, the pictures of their crphanch4dren hashed on television irom coat to coast and requests for clemency received from many organizations ,mcluding iopJ lJvas of Rome Nevetheless v, ao opposed to execution for iii iasou we are againsi the ion ox1 capital punishment any cause whatsoever A life senence oi 2 concurrent ones would have sufficed as wellDur in mo Benedict Arnold afcnspir ucy ILI tiie Revolutionary War, i4ajr Jonn Ande a Briush ohlLei OA une lamny was captured jjehmd the American lines, tried i executed as a spyVvfe always coiioiutjrea this a blot on Amer on inslory it was also in the nature 01 retaliation as shortly beiore ttuq he British had capuied INlathan Hale, an American ,py nd oxcctitec him The ex ecution o, iaiy ijurrat as one of the conspirators in the an II m i hv, , yton Plains Mu , NVlsun ItfU in 1 am oi and Miss lioche jiiaiiiooi ViLinitmin I iiaseball and i roquet IUr iiiiii j ant, m , IIA , icrs Lcia VllS lJi ma Carvi i luck supper by 24 members of n weekjekney Chapter No 145 OES, at ih at I mill ii a ileliH Wlilli I c ,ioi rs natoi fid raiduai oiiiiiati aa i a la a,, ii s via Au II ia 4 a, CJO aaa llllv I ts, v arratiKt I i elr,, 1 At , 1 a Ll via tii, Ann la uV,Ant rtrVI assassin Ul The library has received checA irom Wanda Morgan,sec ahon ol rnjcoln we always reher rst visit iere in 40 years, i oi tne Younq LadiesAuxiliary 910 as mistake Later opin io, j Swarthout and family and with which to purphase a my a ru jii liinchey and family I stery book u month for the liu v i r bodice jacket pointed Cdlai Her flowers white roses with a purple renia the nri Ms Wanda Morgan, sistevinlrv wrS maid of honor Her costume was a yellow dress, fashioned similar t he brides vith a lace and pina carnation halo Her flowers were fses and carnations with ers the turn Jackson advertises a header coiUsjon bevVcin i iittiQ iveol for their Jul 4th cieicn The ivliciigon oenuui doiiuci tnej and the Gauo Irunx iiib other, j The Pinckney Alumr nji of picmc at aakelartd drauy Vv ork mak new men pit Will Mfn ho 4 Ing m McCTuskeys cement blocks for bridge Lhere Joie Devereaux closed hei pon tho veek end in northern lichFqan Ouins wiiamberlain and wife ptiK tii week end in Grayling fiivhctrd Potter of Indianapolis TO visinry his father, Rev N L ui aiu wife, Mr I die Moran took Rev nd Mrs Potler to Pawpaw last dlcnd the funeral of Harry Niles, Glenn Dai row and wife of De aoit colled on Mrs Flora Darr w Sunday lied her innocent lury Miss Florence Preuss ano Mrs Thomas Bonner spent Thursda at the Michigan Educational Assn Camp at St Marys Lake Battle Creek They attended a one day session of the Michiqan ibraiv Asfsn Workshop J, li Bonner school in the Manes Friday district On pmi 24 raiixo here iuesuay LLNS wcr soio t lBcSy 5u Saranef Daughter of Mr and Mrs , ,, ti , , nM , j u u u e brule was best man an George Gardner who has beeniwei0 IIai,,hl Sullivan, broth graduated from the Ford hospit al school of nursing Katherine Sullivan, sistr of circus u iQxson was bridesmaid He cosJ ne oi irioma buiKeu a as identical with the matron 13 given UiTh u a pure of honor crctept for color, whi utawn Her flowers were yellow car Editor Franx L Anewj wiie have deer Lorlio Merritt ond wife of How rpcnt Sunday with MrcJennie levoraux, Tho Gcit j Fichmon famliy pent Sunday with the Tony iullo family n Detroit Jailers at the Ben While home until ivlr, Wilson i looiao Euenhuwer in a in o spoeoh at Dartmouth Colly sue luot week aeclared himself uniaiierably opposed to booic ouiiiiugs oy witch hunters The pi ess proclaim ea this a slap at oc i McCurtny who has been coiuuLung u campaign against ijcoxs placed in American libranes aoroad 10 hqht Commun iim claiming they are subverMilS LiLV POPE WiLSCN aivt ana by Communist authors Avub uu vVilsou, b, aied Vea In a iollowmg press review the nesaay in LULVOII ciy Hopitai posident puiDea his punches alter a short illness una ra used to ay whom his Sne married ucius E Wilson apuoci was aimea at or referrin 19U4 They lived in Detroit ea io he aid say that he ana DesMoines Iowa, About 25 mougnt books dealing with Com years ago they buiit a home at munism should be in the librarlorage Lake where they livea ies ior how could you fight Com 194b, blue iUors , loses vViilaia Moioan, J of tho uneis rinlnuCpyry r rnd c o Qiea ln i4b, munism he said it you did not vintc u week were Lmest hite mce trion she has lived wim nov what it was Suppression wiie cu Howell and Mrs Ellen her children, the last few years ot ooolcs never worked outIn pre ana iwman of Ann Arbor in noyai iak wiin her daughter, crivil war days Harriett Beecher iH6i lturnea nam a The yie Euler family have re1 Dorothy PogueThere is a daugn Siowe wrote Uncle Toms Cabin, H trip to Niagara i ails vr, the turned to Fairhope Alabama, j tor, ivhs Mary Buricharl oi De boat, Vvestern otas C aiiess Vhitehead and wife This time the Pincxnsy juniors ana Miss Beatrice Lamborn o the L J Henry beai Anderson bacurouy d to 3, oragury and troit and aire, Texas ana She was a member of tho at A l lUCi v as Club v RAINBOW GIRLS IvIEET , Lo, c Pinckney Rainbow Girls heldj vanSlam their lost meeung for the mer Thursday night There was u,u one initiation M irun Guests for the evening were di rti i Srand instructor, Mother Faulds I ckney and 2 guepts, Detroit, Mother Fo1 ol away tl Advisor MrsDowers and Wrorthvj whltl and nJlcn ce Adviso, Jay Dowens, Ejuaxbethl cGriffith and 6 girls from the How ell Rainbow Assembly vhi to Dan iv in chaise ,i the cuest aaiirg i ai lild laltsiaai i at Ea4 Mun n Milbride choc a villi white acThe groom is a graduate of cKney hih school and served o ar ii 4H NEWS , The Hot Shot Etectrical Club MARRIAGE LICENSES was the guest of Detroit Edison W1 at the annual picne at Belleville George VanOrman, Wednesday where the club re Virginia Carver, 30 wicyi ceived its award for placing sec Jay Payne, 55 Ann Arbor, MUdond best in Livingston county rd Jackson, 51 PinckneyHollis The Hurry Curry Club meet at the home of Tommy and Jeff Davis Triday June 19, The Hurry and Curry 4H Club met Friday with Tom and Jesse Davis with 7 members present Swarlihout, 29 Pinckney, Geral dine Marge a, 22, Pinckney Lyla Morgan, 20ByronJecmette Gyde 1 Pinckney Donald Ross, 25, 18 Meda Lcimhorn and Mary family were Sunday visitors Kelly of Ann Arbor are pend tha Jesse Henry home ing their vacation here Stanley Murdock and family Funeral Home, Royal Oak, Fri The M E church ncids an ica of Corruna spent Friday and Sat day night Graveside services cream social Friday niqht at the urday at the Robert Pike home were held at the Pinckney Cem Samuel Giichrist home i The U of M Fresh Air Camp, etery at 2 p, m, Saturday Fannie Murpliy closed her at Patter n Lake nd Big Silver Mrs, Wilson was a member school in the Reeves district Fri at Silver opened last week of Pinckney Chupter 145 OES, day with a program and picnic A new churh has opened in ESRose of Siccbridge is build the Tom Howe log cabin ae Pon SPECIAL NOTICE ing Lynn Gardners new barn, taqe Lake railed the Oallilee, Havinq closea my bcaLo Edna Read ciossed her schoolBaptist Frank Matthias is pas shop 1 am now able to devote in ha vlison district Friday 0r Eleanor Brogan, Joie Dever Mrs Hilda Cole aave n cryeaux, and FannM Murphy ax stal shower for Alborta Dinkel My many old friends are assur attending summer scnool in Ypjat her home in Howel last week, ed that I will continue to erve tiritJi, Miss Alberta Dinkel entery best intersfs in your uisurPrcy Hinchey closed his , tcrined the 7 girl members of her ance needs 33, Detroit, school at Anderson Friday, bridal pcrtv tt luncheon arurrl 1 who have uisurance prob Pinckney fhe field day Friaay sponsor CJWV J lems are cordially welcomed at ed by the Younq Mens Club Te cn Hendee familymV agency where careful at drew 500 people, The water jof arkson Miss were Friday tent ion will be given to sxuro thoj dinner guests at the Lloyd Henjyou the best protection poss were j homr Ed Nuffer and wife Fl0riSJf uclf rrrllqrf SIITIHTV the mot powerful boolc ever a son, Lucius jr, of Bell written ogamst slavery In the 4 grandchilden, th it was condemmed and burned and its sale forbidden by law yet it became a best seller arid was popularized on both stage and screen for 50 years It was unsuppressable Church of Christ Scientist Tho funeral was held ut the Spittler Pin in all my time business to my insurance events were at the pond morning The winners Swmming over 16 Kennedy iex ible Cecil ell yas B,cga, 23 HoSeT , enncdvTub,, 1 Tho Clarenrfi rn, RlecmoT Dennis 23 Marle WheoTer,2T,HowenWSiu Read rer,trtr arA VrarV Borar nmil es r An ArSo rrtii th Pete DESCRIBES ARTHUR GODFREYS OPERATION Operation GoctfreyiHere comeser 61,BrightonrCharlen jer Haner, 71, Hnvvdll Ro Rutt wtwvu wwwj w er 61,BrightonCharles 7ns 241VUIW liWL y T T TWI , i an exclusive account of Arthur Pearl Steet, 25, Howell Ta 1 KennedyPoTe Vcnilt Leo havey fhfsr SOTiq rmd arnnief Glern Pichmrds Afternoon ev of y rTvnit sunday nets 100 yd d ArtHnr Swar at fhp Tn BovPr farm thouto Hop, skip, ivnp William j yr n Mrc jr OT We offer you the best in Fire Reubenand Windstorm Insurance on your residential business or resort property as well as Automobile, life Plate Glass and Theft Insurance ROGER J CARR, Agent 142 Mill St Pinckney, Michigan Phone 43 President Rhee of South Korea threw a monkey wrench in the Aoren peace negotiations last week when he ordered the rerelease of some 30,000 prisoners acid by his army One af the principal objects of dispute at the peace conference has been oxchange of prisoners It split once on this and was recessed many months only resuming vhen the UN made important concessions to the Communists hhee refused to accept this as he said he was sold down the rirver hence his wrecking the conference by turning the prisoners loose The Communist say they will pot resume negotiations un til the prisoners are recaptured Godfreys recent eperation andjborn 19, Futh Gi 1ft Wford convalescence scent stcy tsurs closest eraton Godfrey in Weekly June 28 issue of The Detroit ell Robert Parks 27 Fern1 Sunday Times Youll find many PhyJli Grrn 20 HoeH more intriguinq aricles also PAKE AND RUMMAGE SATF Mrnnd MrRay pn mig e Petbn Onr A tsfi Bernanline and Td Frw o Hold a hake anl nOTTuaa oru Ann Arbor had dinner a Han at the school there June 27th, A W , M am Mam m, mam t IRoss Read, Floris Moron Wheel FVrtTp TVnr Fred Read ICK r oro Miller i stnHvinrr Tfck Monks, Io Lavey, Profj TTillr and Lee BaTv vr fhe the Universi o Hi c rMjnrfllo Judge Breakey of Ann Arbor hrr, set aside the 25000 verdict awen bv a jury to Mrs Mary mid agtrirflt Montgomery Ward Mrs Stefan5c, an tm DTovee was accused of embess The Best tn Insurance for Over l from th company She was 35 Years acquitted crnd sued for 50,000 Hmaqes getting 25,000 TI RED CROr MEETING ,uJae said he found jury Annual meetinq of Livingston in the trial County Chapter Red Cross at the supervisor room in the court house, Howell, June 29 at 8 pm BAKE SALE JUNE 27 The St Marys Ahar SKrtstr will hold a bake sate at Tids and Will MHler fp, rrt Sunrfrrf a the RT Irwrence Camburn and wife j tveiys Pood Locker Fathers Day starting at 940 lerej a tL Pinckney won the ball ic r TVHer 12 to 3 Batteries j A t,rrt Ar mrr, M Floris Morcm and I v0rn r A MOHP Oeyter Earl Sweet and DonnKn VMHIeons ovA vrcm Vaughn cis Cnrr Tuesday attended the Shrine dinner atjrne 27, beginnirg at 900 Woodlands Country Club Thurs day They had for guests Mr Mrs, Noreen Carr and and Mrs Homer Abney and Mr ,an m Adrian where the and Mrs George Tansley t Is in summer iii c 1 U ft ki4 m , imi, tA A , rlVi1 , ft m is Wednesday, June 24, 1953 JUNE 1728 FERRIS WHEEL Hackney ffcvic Improvement Association the Alumni Re Masonic hall Uciue Wlison Alia OHefYM ftead Smoyor, Sunt Doyle Edwin toecuwm Brown, Moraan Harris Harry I Don Feidler died Monday T , x, S Akron, Ohio JacksonXouis Monks, Florence Commencement drew a bigjv crowd here The 25 English I award was divided between j Wayne Can and Cecil Hendeel Loretta Dillingham won the American history award , The paving of the Pinckney Main St, was let for 532g92 Victor Bourbonncds is home from Boston Technical College for the summer the summer Mrs Anna Henry is selling her houshoid goods and moving to Stockbridge Mr and Mrs WH Meyer and Mrs Sarah Wilson amended the funeral of Mr and Mrs Philliphs of Fowlerville killed in an auto accident last week A marriage license has been issued to John Bidwell, Brighton and Olah Dockinq Puickney1 xioweii Tiueater NeiiBorJii5 INOICS WeeV Thur FiL, Satjue 2427 Walt Disneys PETER PAN, Tschnfcselor Also A true life adventure BEAR CpUNTRY n tKihnicolot Cartoon Mat Sat 2 pm cont Adm Adults 74c Children 35c Tax included I DcaLtei lhfir Friday, Saturday, June 26 27 Double Feature Program MONTANA BELLE m technicolor Jane RusselL George Brent and Scott Brady ANn CCIrTDENTIALLY COME w Van Johnson Janet Leigh Little Rascals in Bear Facts Sunday, Monday, June 29 29 EES OF THE JUNGLE BATTJLE CIRW outdoor drat Stamna Sunday, Monday, June 28 29 I Stamna Sun Mat 230 p, m, cont Humphey Bogart, Juw Alryson Rory Calhoun, Corine CaWELateat News Sport Cartoon in POWDER RIVER Technicolor caxoa TueaWed Thur June 30July 1,2 j Paul Henreid, PWxicna Medina CfcminCalililbta I Titanic Mr and Mrs Dewey Breniser comedy ot Gregory announce the maxr iage 01 meir daughter, JacqueU gueJine Jeffreys to hiis worth amnios at St, Lawrence Church at Uuca June 13 They will live at HuntsvilieM Alabama, , Stocksnage has started a dis aster tuna to raise money lor the Flint cyclone sufferers 75 pints ot blood were donoted at the Gregory Kea Lross blood bank last weeK Ronald btering 35 of the Earl Hotel, Ann Arbor was killed in a sewer cavein at Brighton Si v T J c DWVE JN TIIEATREN JI Jf r ihT n J S iackon Hd5 mVes will sen the Gage and Holden west of Ann Arbor school buildings on June 29 j Paygsoound Children under 12 Dale Shepperd 30 escarfedj Free admitted Free from the Chiison prison campy 1 A third rural mail route will Tues,Wed,ThurJune 30 July L2 THE SNOWS OF KUMANJARO Technicolor WIU Gregory Peck, Susn Hayward and Ava Gardner News Cartoon SIREN OF BAGDAD la teehakolov tfcvely Ntw Ccrtooo Coming Man Sn theDark in 3 Dimensions Scio Theatre luce 1 hea ijt Whftmoe Lake, ste Friday, Saturday, June 28 27 2 FearureM A KANSAS PACIFIC m color Stirling Hoyden Leo Gorcey and bowery Boys In 7ALOPY with Hunts Hall cartoon uiua rural man route WW,, 0,,1,, T 9ft 57 added to the Brighton postomce,Fndav BSrKr ,unf Z6 27 jujy it j Walt Disney s The 1952 fire loss in Michigan was 3560041226, and ail time , high, 66 children and 1 fireman j were kllied I The Michigan Sate Highway Dept has placed 3200 picnic along Michigan roadside parks Leo Antineau sr has purchsed the Hollister school buildinq at Brighton W E Robb of Howell who graduated from the University of Michigan Law Dept 50 years ago has been inducted into the Emeritus Club Only 50 year graduates are elgible Edward Parke and wife of tyinckney attended the graduation of the Siayton twins Nancy and Dick, at Howell last week Henry WinkeDiaus, 83, proprietor of the Winkelhaus Floral Co for many years, died last week Mrs Tom Taylor, wife of a Howell tailor, died ast week Walt Disney STORY OF ROBINHOOiD Tecnnicolor Mcsrrtna Richard Todd Jean Rice AMD BEST OF THE BADMEN Technicolor With Robert Ryan j Featurette,Walt Disneys WATER BIRDS Sunday, Monday, June 28 29 NIAGARA Technicolor With Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotton Also BASKET BALL FIX wiua John Ireland, Venessa Brown Abo Cartoon Sunday, Monday, June 28 29 Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr and Waller Pidgeon In DREAM WIFE Little Rascals Featurette Hook and Ladder I novelty, Cartoon j Also frV8 I lues,,Wed Thur June 30July 1,2 1 Double Featu, IPICKUP ON SOUTH STREET With Richard Wldmark, Joan Peters I AND THE TRAIL BLAZERS With Alan Hale jr Latest Newt Syivan Tin Celsea rer Kknkcu TuesWed Thur June 30July 1,2 The Howell Community Chest Special Dollar Night Bring a sent 200 to Fint cyclone sui1 carload for a dollar plus federal tax on this program only SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO Technicolor with Gregory Peck Ava Gardner and Susan Hayward Also TWO DOLLAR BETTOR Kxrrnv erers last week Mrs Agnes Walsh of Dexter had 114 stolen from her auto last week while she was swimm inq at Silver Lake j Leslie Merritt of the Livingston County Press was one of the 36 j Michigan editors who flew to Pennsacola, Florida last week to observe the naval air reserve Marie Windsor, Steve Brodle maneuvers I Cartoon A miscllaneous shower was qlven Wednesday by Marjarie KimbaJI for AJberta Dinkel Born to Bruce VanBlaricum jr and wife une 11th son 135 attended the Howell Masonic ClES picinic at Chemung Hills Country Club last week The Marion Helping Hand Soc iety sent 10 to the Flint icylone victims The Chelsea village council has voted to install parking meters in the business section 3 Cassidy Lake escapees surI rendered to the Dexter village jmarshall last week IRISES FOR i ALfe ALL THE NEWEST 1 CJUIT8 N BLOOM Don R Savttry 8630 Chileon Road, Winss Lske Brighton, Mich Lttuble Feattv Friday, Saturday, June 26 27 Star rim Jon Hall AND ASYOU WERE a comedv w n WUfcam Tracy Joe Sawyer cartoon and uws Sunday, Monday, June 28 2ft TVANHOE Technicolor a Drama Starrest Robert Taylor EliiJeth Taylor and J Fontaine Bun Shows 3, 5, 7, I Cartoon TuesWed Thur June 30 July 1,2 CAPTAIN PIRATE l Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina 1 AND THE KID FROM AMAR1LLO with Charles SkrrrettSmUey Burnetto ERRY GO ROUND Concessions FRIDAY CHILDREN UNDER lp ALL RIDES 9c VtLVSTEBZ COMFORT SHOiS Of You Art On Your Feet Long Hours at Andrews Rats Gene ReasonDr Norman Wilson, James Greene, hung himself Saturday toiarks wets Ross Read was elected president flonnan Heasoiv, vide president Fred West, 60 of Stockbridge CrftdU you foot m xor tint ftlr felMh IB Oathloa Ibon ramsoAt tftimre snsvxcx 111 OftU At MS MSVMiltaco ia yamr horn oMec m op, to ylv 70 Personal rtttiiff Steriee aud ft inridM of SBO comfort Wo oWifttHo xtrm hMw 0 Drop MM wvttt te Male Help Wanted Experience 1 nnecessary Applv in PermCURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK Charles Whalen and wife hare purchased the Bnckney and Calvin Hooker secretaryCafe building they m occuping JACK HANNETT t PDtCKNEY lalCR Wich llddd Plastics DOCTEB MICHIGAN rjTmmmimmmmm i T f mi1 , j r t THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, June 24th, 1953 T nn Arbor Business Review Alexandras School of Cosmetology MCDONALD ICE REA COMPANY KURTZ BUILDING COMPANY SOUTH STATE STREET There f a great shortage of mticians at the present time ills are coming in daily for killed operators For this rea m, we suggest you enroll TOW for a complete course in sauty culture at this lown school of cosmetology PHONE 34702 in taking up beauty culture may do so while pecuring prac tical experience TERMS ARE EASY and may be made to suit the student The woman of today can ,jach out for better surround igs by becoming a professional1 roman She owes herself the luty of seifimprovement At this school, classes are so ar ranged that anyone interested The school is under the direction of licensed instructors with a wide background of experience in all phases of beauty allure YOU MAY WRITE OR VISIT THE MANAGEMENT FOR FURTHER DETAILS without obligation Day and evening classes are now in session SALES JORDAN, INC LINCOLNMERCURY SERVICE 1039 SOUTH MAIN STREET Ice cream today is considered one of the most healthgiving foods for grownups and children McDonald Ice Cream Co products are finest in quality and flavors Better products make better ice cream and the public has the assurance that only the best ingredients are used in the process of manufacture by this wellknown and reliable firm Enjoy an ice cream dessert in your own choice of flavor The entire family will enjoy it PHONE 22553 if you serve McDonald Ico Cream Co products The smart hostess will find them a popula finish to any mealor as u special treat in between meals Children, too, will prefer them We are happy to remind you of this popular firm when de siring first quality products Dealers in this vicinity know that their ice cream is consist ently good, so ask them to serve it to you in small or large quantities GENERAL CONTRACTORS fc 2 JEFFEiSON COURT this section is its chief concern tion of many homes and projects in this area, we are particularly pleased to tell you of the fine craftsmanship which has been put into the many fine new residences and larger undertakings by this reliable firm, r PHONE 6714 this section is its chief cocnern and it is always pleasant to do i usmess with them Better homes make for better livin conditions This firms busi ness therefore, is very impor Unt Vhy not arrange to talk ver your building plans with Ann Arbor Paint and Body Shop the Kurtz Building Co, who are ihum They can advisTvou bt proud to have taken part in Lhe and offer you the most for your expansion program ot this area, money In times when you TAhlS tlAn haS Paced lts nuiJi mUHl mak yr dollar go fur in Ann Arbor and vicinity and ther, there is no better firm to j looks iorward to further serv see ing its people The progress of j PHONE 2489 Used Cars Sold With a Lifetime Guarantee 312 East Huron St Used Car Lot Phone 23293 Division at Detroit Street This firm is adequately staff crease that price Highest ed, stocked, and equipped to tradein valuer that can be ofbring you the finest service anywhere in the area And if you are in the market for a new car, it is prepared to handio your requirements in this line with a fine Lincoln or Mercury whichever one meets your purse and purpose , On A new car, FitzgeraldJor dan, Inc, has the finest sellingpolicy The price you pay is the delivered pricethere are mo unwanted accessories to in1Satisfaction is assured fered for given yLr used car are Their used cass are offered at a fair price, with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE They are clean and in many cases recon ditioned So, for tops in SERVICE, NEW or USED CARS, look to FitzgeraldJordan, Inc, this year and for years to come Shop is expert in auto painting J Their prices are reasonable so call them or stop in and get an estimate on your job You will like the courteous and prompt attention you will receive 111 NORTH FIRST STREET Without a doubt, this is one of the foremost body and fender shops in this part of the state The management has had years of experience in this business and is recognized for its honesty and good workmanship It specializes in A COM PLETE COLLISION SERVICE and has the necessary equipment to do a perfect job Ann Arbor Paint Body GODFREY MOVING 410 NORTH FOURTH AVENUfi This company, agents for I Allied V states and Canada Its vans have become a familiar sight on the streets of Ann Arbor and adjacent territory Expert handling and prompt service ao two traits that have been compliment the Godfrey Movresponsible for tb werincreas, ing Storage Co on its success wng Machine Sales and Service DOMESTIC PFAFF ELNA 204 iNUrtTH IUURTH AVE PHONE 24787 CURTIS RESTAURANT CH1CKLN VX THE ROUGH 207 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 23767 It is indeed a treat to eat at Curtis Restaurant food is an the Curtis Restaurant in Ann epicures delighi Its whole Arbor, Chicken in the Rough vjme 100d is a payment on your is its specialty where Every health installment plan Bring Bite A Tender Delight is no the whole family Youll enjoy exaggeration the oldfashioned hospitality and delightful surroundings of Here you will find an excel his favorite restaurant And, lent cuisine and courteous quick too, prices suit your budget r service Breakfasts, luncheons and complete dinners in a homej For a real treatremember like atmosphere, airconditioned Curtis Restaurant is the place Jtor your comfort, are prepared to eat So your taste, Home sewing tor mothers make u poiuie for you to When you deal with this firm, 1 stretch the family budgetso thoroughly reliable, you will j your dollars go further Your be sure of the best in work1 own wardrobe, as well as the manship and quality materials, childrens, and decorative home tnd yoa will find their prices accessories y will be much more 1 ar es , IL extensive,Jifr you have a goou sewing machine This firm of3V2RAQE COMPANY ifers the vle of Ann Arb01 oiiiMUt uvanrMiii jand 8urrounding commumtieb famous pod for 3MpL aay ing machines mndiu hnth n transportation, i neir pricee are right Storage facilities are also available here at the most re as mable rates We, in this business review, 1 i New machines include sue makes as DOMESTIC, and ELNA, all equipyour particular needs service and repair work on all tes of machines form another part of their service The management has an excellent backgrounu in this field apd also is prepared lo convert your old type sewing machine to elecUcai operation They also models, both new an VL your earliest opportunity VISEL TRUCKING GOMMHV Jfc ing demand for eir service Whenever MOVING, PACKING or SHIPMNG is to be done,, give this dependable firm a call in the moving and storage busi ness and wish the management EXCAVATING GRADING 193 HISCOCK STREET PHONE 26035 continued success f This company offers the best needs for that new building or svss mm COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS 1121 SOUTH STATE ST This wholesale concern in Ann Arbor ha an enten patronige in this area It is a modern supply house with its everincreasing business conducted along progressive line Its high quality products and top service rate it as a leader It deals exclusively in th wholesale mrrkol Merchants, fin excavating service I heir operators are experts and crane and bulldozer service is avail able at moderate cost They specialize in BASEMENT DIGGING, BACK FILLING, GRADING, DITCHING, and CLEARING LAND landscaping problem You are sure of courteous, prompt service The Vise Trucking Co, welcomes our readers and is glad to 1uniish estimates without n, f Furnit lire NEW FURNITRE Sets, 10 percent off and up 6200 Top Kitchen Tables 1295 and End Tables and up 950 Coaches 5750 to 7200 Yard Goods, Regular89c now 59 Yard Goods, lX4J2 and up 39 Mattresses and up 1875 Lamps 30 Percent Off 5 draw, unfinished regular 498 inside or out ttooleum Rugs, all colors USED FURNITURE Machines 1495 to Cabinet round glass living Room Suite, 4 piece load Gas Stoves and up Sets Register, when dealing here are sure thtt our area to call them for your they ecure the ucvt merchau needs Your order will receive dise at fair prices The man prompt attention ARNfcTS DEIETERY MEMORIALS PHONE 22583 CLEARING LAND obligation for your particular agt merit has the merchants in J i job We are happy to recomtero t a luvt which accounts You may rent shovel or bull men a dependable firm such as for its popularity tdozer equipment from this re this to our many readers for Ibis firm merits your con1 liable firm Call them for your anything in this line inr d liberal support and thanks you for your past pat ronage It is anxious to serve you continuously and well and in ii, behalf we extend an invitation to the retail grocers in Rock Of Ages Vermont Marble 995 j 293 389 024 936 N MAIN PHONE 8914 In selecting a memorial, this Arnets have the most mofirm can show you monuments dern appliances enabling them built on a basis of quality, beau to produce the finest grade of ty, and durability Rock of work Their aim is to satisfy Ages memorials with the well and they invite your inquiries, known trade mark and bonded There is an Arnef Memorial to guarantee, and Vermont mar meet every requirement, so we ble monuments, sold by Arnets suggest you consult this firm, are the finest Whether it be Do not wait until an emergency a marker or an elaborate me arises morial, this firm will figure Upon request, a Rock of with you and help you select Ages booklet on How to something to meet your desired Choose a Memorial may be had needs It will be a fitting tri free of charge, bute to a loved one PETERS SAUSAGE COMPANY 227 EAST SUMMIT PHONE 22507 FRESH MEATS Over 56 Years WHOLESALE The name of this wholesale local interests at heart, company is wellknown to the A wholesale mat concern stockraisers in this section Its such as Peters Sausage Co is modern plant is open to the essential to the progress and public for inspection It pays growth of the community In farmers and stock raisers top market prices It provides fresh and superior meats to the small retail trade thus serving the public in a double capacity It merits the patronage anc support of all in this section who desire the best and hav thi review of some of the leading businesses we compliment the management on the contin uous hh quality of its product which are so familiar to us, and wish them continued SUC ss 1895 4900 6900 2250 ELECTA 3LTOE COMPANY MOTOR REPAIR AND REWIND 2450 WEST STADIUM BLVD PHONE 23166 This progressive firm has a ists in this field They will efmodern establishment that is f iciently rebuild, recondition, or second ro none in this area It rewind electrical motors of all has been in the electrical motor types Their plans give the pabusiness for years and has ren tron the satisfaction of knowdered the public faithful and tie ing that his job of the rewound AOAn RQ mi pendabic service It is highlyor repaired motor makes it as 8w to u regarded by the people of this I good as new National 8500 district f 87 5ol Electric Service Co social In this review, our congrat izes in allkinds of rewinding ulations to the management of 1250 and repairs on motors, its staff this dependable firm It merits 300 of competent men are special your continued patronage NAGLERS FUP SHOP 318 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 22619 If your furs look dated, advanced styles from which to you may have them restyled at I make your selection XTi rv, cu A AV yor tnose desiring SUMMER 7S0JHida Bd and upj Suite, 2 plc TatllMi Gd up Naglers Fur Shop in Ann Arbor This can be done more economically during the summer months Old furs may be repaired and brought uptodate by this shops skilled furriers and at moderate cost If your choice be a new coat, jacket, or accessory, ready made or custom, this shop ha STORAGE PROTECTION for their furs, Naglers Fur Shop has adequate facilities for such In this business review, we wish to suggest that you make this shop a must to complete your fall and winter wardrobe NOW is the time to make your selection GLENANN S10PE DRESSES FOR ALL O Maternity Wear, Nurses Waitresse 1135 EAST HURON CASIONS Uniforms a Speciality PHONE 8185 5000 diihM and many other thlnasCome in and 7 Dm a Week 9 A M,to 9 P M, QT Furniture SMI i IY 3 RADIO SHOP SALES lUidio Television SERVICE 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE ourteous, Prompt and Dependable Response to All Calls HURON ANN ARBOR 20862 smartness and comWRSES and WAITo Phone 72412 Brighton, Mich I For Prompt Dead Stock Removal GALL DARUNQ COMPANY , Gall Howell 460 Every garment at tho Glen bodyii Ann Shoppo posesso individ fort uality, beauty, tyle all the RESSKS uniforms, sk i r t a, qualities that lend attractive sweaters, dresses for casual ness to the wearer Reasonable and more formal wear form an price markings bear witness to eyecatching display at thi the fact that the correct fash everpopular shoppe ions have no penalties here Dresses in sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20, and half sizes from 14 to 22 Vi, Await your selection MATERNITY dresses em In behalf of the management, we invite our readers to stop in and inspect the fine stock on hand You are sure to find something you like ta V,rj jI1 y o H C THE HttCKNEY DWATCF Wednesday Tune 24 1953 JiOcals i MO ROYAL J 2V cut IV hp Cut yaw the eay ay witl, tredy Capacity Re Royale Easy fo handle Quick starting 1 hp 4cyclo Reo ermine Power to spare for teep grades, toughejt gras 0 s cooler optional THE LAVE HARDWARE Pinckr v, Michigan , SI29 end Up Fer Fta 85 fcr Crops, T s testerYfcJ S fit Lower Costs i V At i,, 3SJi Water that ponds or runs off is the same as water lost SIVE steps toifave nior rain tivx ily into the whole soil pro for irn crop use were cited file, by toe V ,,T coM Im 3Koep the soil fertile with provement Committee, in a chcuueui natAnts Thio i statement issued heie hel yu produce more pounds 11 committee points out oi crop per acre inch of water thf n4 nuer is be 4Keep the soil rough dur e M Trrc iioprrtint to mg winter That will hold snow iaioi eroitts in e oi pre in pi ana en ible wa t duo ,s by we rcr,aFt soak in during spring tnaws ers ihit trie Corn Leii may be 5 Handle uieanic mat e e in n i 1 , f i ,i eive he greatest pood the committees to tn sod iwi it quickl,h i nitrogen, phof tIII tUIIVUlit J v t iv i u u 2 Keep the soil well struc to crops on your fields They tui vh w nertiltzed tap will provide more water m roUt ,1 the rotation, greater yields at a lower cost That will let in more water per acre ICJ s J lUl Corn Mas are fuller and profits higher when crop gels pient, of well b meed fertilizer earnings however, may be in for a hard 3167 per acre time The route in eillciiU oroThese economists point out dilution, hgh yicitls ul low that efficient production calls cos 1 lies m HJ ,11 n 1 for high yields per acrg and mcn nohiels, , r dor h hifh yields per hour of farm iao of fertilizer Fertiliser has woxk Labor expended in crop three roaK o , 1 i produciien on fertile soil will feeds tiv c re ps ae aiont gie higher yields both per they need fr heattli extrriacio and per hour of work, ac boshel rirth 2 1 1,1 if iiti nifuiniiic iiiji 1 1 jim 1 0 i to r Foil tia Cirdin4 to tiiese eeenom ts uux A Pdy of com proauclion buiirl showed that as corn cas to ma e i, ,d fom fiO bush use of tne ls It caai rcord yiciiis mere in t n t Mesdamea Ethel Pernert of St 4 Louis and Marion Pearson of Howell called on Mrs Esther Campbell last Tuesday Walter Clark spent the week end at the Frank Nichols home m Mio and in Lewistown Mr and Mrs Roy Reason enterued 16 boys Saturday in, honor of thei son, Roberts birth Metsdames Helen Miliar and , Alta are autencLng summer school in Howell Everert Hamels horse, Sallys Boy won at the Northvulelv races Monaay niiht This is o 3 year ola owned and driven by Mr Home and this was the seeond race it was ever in It paid 551 Miss Rochelle Cadieux of Min, damaya, ManitoMn IslandOnt is visiting Carolyn Sowers She came with Mr and Mrs, D M when they returned rrom their j vacutionThey wll take her back in July I Charles Leach of Pettysvillea memoer of the Dearborn Kiwan is Club, is attending the national convention at New York City Sunday guests at tne Mark Nash home were John Grookin t and wife of Ovid, Dr Jim Nash, and family Coldwater Isabel t Nash and the Martin Ritter can fly Mrs Nellie Clark is a patient i at Mcpherson hospital HowelL I The Ona Campbell and Torn Howe families were guests of ,he Carl Lentz family Sunda at a yvenic at Potter Park, Landing , The Merwin Campbell family and Arnold tftlUtf1 day at the James Hail home In Marior The Halls have just re turned from California CONSERVATION NOTES A toiai ol 575,00J bcd feet1 lumber and 850 cords of jack i pine and aspen will be sold on July 10 13 14 in 3 Mihigon j state forests The court suit of the ap and1 J a real estate company who I I sought to fill in pike spawning II od 3 at Whitmore has been sett The company agreed not to , disturb the spawning beds I i A large number oi dead fish car, perch and suckers have been found in Saginaw Bay It is thought recent cyclones may i have caused it I No forest fares were reported lujii week To date 635 fires have burned less than 5C00 I iue iviichiqah Molded Plastics iri iexter will shut down July 4 , ir their annua vacation One male wolfe was killed at Menominee last week, 173 coy oteS rtnd 15 foxes taken The ooimty paid vas Z5655 AH of the coyottes but 10 were taken in the upper peninslua The rainbow frout population is reported down this yead 10000 rees were knocked down in the 500 acre Lapeer state game area last week by a cyclone It is estimated a quart er of a million feet board tf cf lumber was flattened The trees will be cut up and sold The City of Detroit has refus ed to allow the Lakehead Pipe line Co which is Iayinq a line across Michigan to cross their land until provision has been made to prevent oil waste poll ution from the refineries entering Lake S Clair and fouling the Detroit water suplpy 9 fishing sites and 1013 more ai0igae land ha en purchased by the dept Plant Food Produces i Tin teiuOne Return in Higher Crop Value D R GARTH VOLK, chairman of Ohio State Universitys agronomy department, reports that every dollar a farmer invests in fertilizer re turns him 3 in increased crop value from higher yields Thats a good trade, he said It gives you a 2 profit for every dollar you spend Id like to deal with a bank on that basis Volk reports that last year Ohio farmers boughtabout 50 million worth of fertilizer He estimates that this outlay returned 150 million to the states farmers Now you subtract 50 million from that total he said and it gives Ohio farmets a 100 million net profit iust for the simple operiior o ppij k and any sportsman I cause heres everything ity and confidence on ti eav A Ty contr heavj easy to handle, so safe YouTI w besatisfied with T, quieter than ever Hero is the boat line for 195214 model to fit any pocket book and any sportsmanli purpose Take a ridemaka vnn parison because heres everything you want ki an out new stability and confidence on turns at any speed eomplete and easy control in heavy, chappy watertl U so easy to handle, so safe Youll nv t a outboard boat Voirll feel i wicn etrong, rigid bracing Spray rails are formed right into the hull And the CushionAireGIide gives the worlds wonder ride Glider keeta formed into the bottom of the hulls la the secret that youll find only fn Arkansas Travelers Look them over carefullynot another boat made oifers so much fm aei caxefrta,service for anywhere near the price of Ujese new Arkansas Travelers name All America Ces Outdoors by Joe Ccfrev I X Ii,Had To B Mercury fn 53 my, K mercury m 3 and this really gets down to the psychology of a fisherman Above all I want full power, and complete anyweather dependability in my outboardall the patience in the world rishi v r, L expect equipment to perform r perfectly Thats why the naw 53 Mark 5 with fulljeweled power is tl onboard everywhere I goout to a fishing but I and RY red hurry, troll all day at a smooth purr and then Lak to a ampat top speed With all this rugged dependability, ISM new 63 Mark 5 MERCURY weighs only 40 pounds a cinch to pack or carry You get full 860 steering plus the Dual Purpose Drive for weedless operationthe big ones art In those tough spots Most important is the new Mercury Mark 5 PushSutton neutral clutch and its the simplest, atnoothestworking clutch in any outboard You can see a full line of new 1953 MERCERY models on displaycome in todaya eui d an y terms at Touch the buttonyovro In neutral I nan 0r Touch the lever i LQ Another Way To Eay ShaesPeare its a ri f Mrrrj h ntj vjTubL It means Lighter, Quieter, Tougher fer Better, Smoother, Lcrr Catr, And you can sing H all day long ae I knw from e r rco vour bait to hit that exact snot vh c Mr T upon STFTlK l or T Heol to do it to perfection I jt V r ie Longer cast and its a ys a tliul to te delivery Theres magic m thc two Toviflei Liht they weigh only a third as much as nv inrt like a cat on a carpet bccrie Siiakespc oio sound instead of ccrdeLi like nital oncd Brass HLM or the L ven ycu wan en is waiting, i Lict Driv when I make a that Smoother ylon gears, so u And Quiet e Nylon Gears Either the Direct Diivc R is tuur t Green Anodized Aluminum h enough to handle almost any fish you can caLch on baitcasting tacklethis 1921 Shakespeare reel In landed tarpon up to 100 pounds And tht Automatic Thumb tril spool capfasting drag is for me for yourself why Slukespeare is ahuKstaiidard with , salt water or fresh You can own this fine ShuKespcAw rive Reel for only 1200, specially featured by name of dealer iHl Li J Know Theres No Waterloggrmg Wfth A Newton AIRLINE NYLON C Line becannA T tnnu, u,ni v, MPUPM wnniiuii,itu Line because I know what the NEWTON engineers did to nylon The famous Cravanette tieatment to which Newton has exclusive rights in the manufacture of fishing lines virtually eliminates water absorption to dewop longer wear and Im just Scotch enough to appreciate it Teyond economy, I prefer the small diameter and expert braidin,J Ou can really Jfeel the NEWTON Airline when that exiaong and extraaccurate cast means strike Stretch is reduced to the correct mmimum by the Newtemp process thero Bo nylon like Newtons Airline So many of my fisherman friends like tne eonvenient packaginga TwinPak reusalle plastic box with 50yard spools, two connected, colors, Black and Camouflage NEWTON AIRLINE and a wide variety of other pirlduty lines are featured by the FISHING HEAD QU r dealergo in today where you see the big red and oiack sin at name of dealer tnere Are Good Friends, Big Fish, Happy Moments I Will Never Fo get becau s i ave every detail crystalclear in 3dimensk r full color Easy and surewith REVERE 33 Stereo Camera this is rn adventure in photography thet is absolutely startling These pictures are so real, so lif like that you feel you are at the scene again Every detail of face, form and surroundings invites you to live the moment all over again And, with REVERE 33 theres no guer work focusing is automatic, a beginner is an expert, Economical, too, yi 2t 29 pictures from rerrular 35 mm roll Go into your REV LRU dealer today and see for youriolf He I is a REVERE Stereo Viewer, that you can use at no cost or ol r nyoull Jieve me then when I say REVERE has created a moo , ad in photography REVERE 33 Stereo Camera is featured by name of dealer s Mjr ke Fishing With A Feather I mean the new Waltco NYOLI because, believe it or not, it weighs less than FOUR ounces Th Si iiishingfrabricated from DUPont Nylon this NY0LITE works like magic and takes all the abuse the roughest fisherman can pour on Of course rY0LITE cant rust or corrode needs no lubrication ever and Is absolutely impervious to salt water Features youll like are the baletype positive pickup and a sturdy, simplified reverse brake There art i spools with every reel for easy changing to different weight linesan exclusive feature makes it simple to attach monofilament line to the spool in a jiffy prevents facture of line Theres a companion, the Valtco Tubular Glass Spinning Rodcombined rod and reel weignt is only 7V ounces Thats light weight enough for anyon and heres a oieasant nrnricfl TV, mu IS IS 3 isi in plan rarr fer yieir fevti T r iiv t o r ive TvJr r7 ting the, Mr and Mrs Robert Jack en Dle Templetonn at Keego Har trained the Mvlo Kettler 1amWetfey PaimGr und rife o r trcit spant Sunday d he Herb ort rah ily Jackson, Ronnie Hoskinc farruly, Detroit, Harry Lees and Mrs, Lydia Carr and the Robert Ackley family Last Wednesday Mrs Parker tosk Mr and Mrs Campbell and MrsSadie lo Ari Arbor to soe a c men initiated into Sunday guests of Miller and fnrmily v Mrs Louis Miller and mond Dircks family Ohio mk THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWedneaooy, June 2f, 1953 The Peoples Store Groceries Orygoodt Can aed Good Odits Furnishings Lingerie Pinckney Dtopatch Entered as 2nd Ciena Matter at Postoifioo Act oi March B 1877 if 1114 SaHoweU LiLHnckneyWicii I Suhecrlptioii Puce l5U per IT t Kentieciys Gen Stare i r Wagoners Grocer 3 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merchindke feOW PRICED Beer and Wine to Taka Out HOURS daily 8 lo 9 Sunday 9 to 8 The Eddie Drost family return ea to Huntsville, Alabama Friaay after visitinq m Meiviii iatmily here He u engineer a the Redstone arsenal tnere The Edward Drost family asd Miss Eva Melvin spent Wednes day at Robert Grainger home home in Lansing Miss Eva Melvm attended a party in honor of Mrs Kenneth West at the home of Mrs, John 1 Schnamek in Lansing Wednes day Mrs West is president oi the Lansing Deanery of the NC C W and is leaving for Europe Mrs Viola Read was in Jack son Thursday ana Friday, The Robert Grainger family ofj D Aupung UiKls Luisuryi j in Coyle and Meivin homes The Lynn Hendee family en tertained the Dr Jim Nash famt ily of Coldwater and the Lloyd Hendee family lor dinner Sun aay Mr ana Mrs Clin Robinson a tended the 25th wedding anniv ersary of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gettinger at Topinabee over the week end Week end guests at the Lester McAfee home were Orval Camp bell of Muncie, Ind, Carl and David Hudson ana Will Spearer of Detroit, Sam Heriea and family ot Cohoctah John Kennedy spent last weel at the Irvin Kennedy home while his parents Mr and Mrs Gerj aid Kennedy were in northern J Michigan Bob Roma of Ann Arbor and Prof Hammers trom and family of Plainfield, Wis, called at the Lawrence Cambium aome last week Marvin Richarcscn is head of the Toledo camp at Biq Silver Silver this year His wile is the former Marguerite Berry oi Sttck biidge Hubert Ledwidge and wife oi Royal Oak spent Sunaoy with Eleanor Ledwidge and with her attended a shower at Hartland j tor Eleanor Dennis who will be married to Thomas Broqan of HciweH PFC Verh Clark was home from Camp Leonard Wood Mo, over the week end The Thomas Cark family of Ann Arbr jerry Clark iamily of Silver Lake, Charles Clark amiy ot Kaikasxa spent SunwitiiNrs Moiqaret Clark and lamilv Tie Merlin Amburqey family Mi Mavy Amburgey and Mr and Mrs Emmett Widmeyer at ten the sedcinq of R BAm bui jr nd Norma Amos at he nity Lutheran Church, in Jko ,on Saturday SLiday cailcr at the Stanley Plumbing Heating Complete Liie Plumbirg Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AND GAS ROT WATEH HEATEBS COMPLETE LIN OF POMPS WE SEX WE INSTALL WE SERVICE lOi EAST M38 Phone 183F2 COAL LO0 PER TON LESS FILllT fcoWfclTH JO CLKW ITKL AND AVOID THE RUSH NKXT FALL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING EVERY D Y CALL 2681 DEXTER D Hoey Sons xA TELEVISION n Hit Dinkel home were Curtis Patter f Stockbridqe and I J m jjif c the Don rJasoe iamily cti North akc Jhnnv Dinkel went home with he Pascoes f ,r a visit SqOiS iit ,enon and wife of Battle Creek and Don GMffith, and iamily of Ann Arbor spent Lunov at the Joe Griffith home Stanley Culver and wife o Heerfield called at the Murray Phone Howell 705J2 SPECIAL DOLLAR NIGHT At Scio Drive in Theatre TuesWed Thur June 30July 1,2 Kenrdv home Wednesday Special Dollar Night Bring a , carload lor a dollar plus federal tax on this program only Antenno Soles Srviu PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE nARTMRnrm 5 W e NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Pinckney Community Schools, School District Number 2 Fractional, Putnam Township, Livingston County, Michigan, will be held at the Pinckney Elementary Schoo on the 13th day of July, A D, 1953, at 8 oclock P M for ihe purpose of electing ONE TRUSTEE for a term of THREE years, and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting Dated this 1st of June, 1953 ERIC G ROSE Secretary, Board of education, Pinckney Community Schools FREE MOVIES SPONSORED BY THE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE PINCKNEY MERCHANTS Every Saturday Night THIS WEEKS TITLE DESHERATH CHANCE FOR ELLERY QUFBT rSjNOWS OF KJLMANJARO rohnicoiox wtux Gregory Peck Ava Gardner and Susan Hay ward and i TWO DOLLAR BETTOR t Marie Windsor, Steve Brodie Also Cartoon Mv reancyr Ipdwidqer is Vack from Georgia and Keith is homo from Plymouth seminary fr the summer Howard Read and wife spent das last week at Mackinac Hand Clyde Rover and wife of De troit spent Sunday with Wayne AtLee and wife Mrs S E VanHorn of Howell soent the week end at the Cliff ord VanHorn home PiNCKNEY MiCfi CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE llr2 i 05 u Aiifuirosi urn antrteMH JUGS INN WE HAVE SANDWICHES BEER AND WINE TO GO TELEVISION SHUITLEBOARD COMPLETE MEALS ITUDAY, SATURDAY AND STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD SUNDAYS AND CHICKEN OPEN DAILY5950 Howell Pinckney Road Phone Howell 1535R11 m HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE f V r fr r 321 EAST WILLIAM ST The people of Ann Arbor have reason to be proud of this i business college It is a lead ing institution where student P L U M B I Nil ATFR SYSTEMS 3ftay Dinkel JHOXE 7831 must be efficient as graduates rely upon it for expert counseling and help in securing a position The Hamilton Business pre offered complete courses in College has always enjoyed a A GREAT NEW RANGE FOK HOMES BEYOND WE GAS MAWS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE The amcxtng ootonmtic oven pilt that dof sot us gatt Ysvve got fc te it it bslicve it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER t r ecretarial training Students j l ay enroll at any time and are assured of receiving the complete course in a surprisingly short time The success of abusiness cohege depends upon three factors It must maintain the highest training standards it must maintain a well qualified faculty its placement service high record in this regard It is therefore appropriate that we congratulate and extend best wishes to the principal of this progressive institution in our annual review We are pleased to refer the Hamilton Business College tot our readers as a first step toward future security f 2350 17949 S8O00 You to 0 Com In today U th rt to own thlt boaiifil rang with to many ooHtondinr cooklfot features Hocite Servtff PHONE US HMCKNET WCa J J , , e ei1 t Wednesday, funoM, 1983 STATE OF MICHIGAN Ifce ftobafo Court lot too Count living in Muttex ui Cu, fjitott Edward D Spears Deceased At a 3K oi said Cor held June 12, 1953 Present Houorani ruraii K Smith, ludge of tabes Notice ie Hereby Givca, Ttt ali creditors ox saia deceased aw inquired to present their claLas a writing and under eanV to Court, and to serve a copy ti arei v v, I PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE WiaWWJWfWM 1AY M PUFFY M IX u I4niyan itouy llsOO k t to 41 r r feces Wediieeejii AtonTues FaJkdJj V ilk U ft, McCLOSEY neyMichigan,fidicuary of scud es ass kUd tnat sucn clams will be heard and the heLs ai law oi said deceased be ar term mined by said Court at the the Probate Office on Sepiemj ber 1 1943 at ten A M It to zaered That nc erf by be iven by publication o copy keteof for three wrote con secuuvelyprevious tosaiddayai hearing in the PlnckneyDispatch and that the fidLcuary cause aj cosy oi this notice to be servo J upon each losown party in inter est at sis kmt known access registered moil return receipt demanded at least fourteen days prior to such hearino or by personal service ct least five 15 days prior te eurb hearUg Oiiice 835 3esU,ie i14 Eveninas by ApoinhuuLt Howell ss HBBSNSD fhooe 183 407 fi Ga ilci do w rill J et4ftCan cwai Estate, lesuxanjo, feekstaae City, Lake and Fasm Poeriy A SfftrtaMtv ZJA Your Property M lit IBA1 tt1 ill LEE LAVEY Cnak Shank Jtaliios Couiicn General Insurance REFIGERArCN SERUOE HAROLD BADY 1 liepairs on Ail Makes 4 A true copy AUCTIONEHi Celesua ParshalL Fcam Sales a Spockuitj Register Probate BERT WYUK negror w cA FOWLEVILLE 436F6 juiumuiMii I UllUUJiUO I UIHIUUIII 4 j TTtwTTnri,Ti,riTrTT i T Sted C,a Ajscmblies ninnHirirrrj1H iil Combine oc Biodct Cinvaset r Kalvej tea St AAftflsft rTf jrk iww w WAN1D Custom Hay Bailing, new Hetland Bailer E Schroeder Sons 5486 West M3S WANTEDTypist, full time, exper lence not required, short hand not reupiered Pap commenserate with ability Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance Company Personel Dept Phone Howell 275 t DR C I TOWNEB Dsntist 044 Portage Lake Hot 4 rter kov Df 3461 Laiiea Aiiv OppojtusJIIef Usi Your Property wu Me GEBALD BEASOV Broker 2 0 tt Nv rth rearl ftnekney, Mtefa Ftoejp lit iAhane II7F11 Red9ris MYBON I HUOHBS PlumMoQ and HeaHna license State Phone 183F2 1075 East M38, Plnckney Funeral Hone Don C Swarthout Directot Modem Equioment Ambulance ffsrvke 22 63 Fkcnev N0 FR2D C BE1CKHOFF i OPTOMETWST 120 West Grand Ffcvoj Ay IWweU u Mldriow Ibone 358 Residence 61 TXOYD HKTOCF Uvestock Hanftno Wkly tips Mate To Mra General Trjciing PtneDey Mr Phone 161F13 ROGER J CARR Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckne Mich CEMETEUY MEMORY VS Frtce You Can Aff rd To Pa MXLFQR GRANITE WORKS Gilford MiduVxm b i JV Plow SbMWI lt, We carry a complete stock of genuine John Deere Parts See us for VQMIplacement needs Flace r rts order now J, flOR SALEFtower MowerCooperClipper,18 in Bnggs Stratt FUR SALE 9 foot cultipacker, ton mower, 1 HP nearly new tractor drawn C W Burroughs Fc 65 A W Schroeder bz04 Pettysvilie id Pinckney Pnone Pinckney 20F5 tt 4 FOR SALE Electric Refrigerator, WANTEDYouug lady tor differ CHECKING MOHTUAtJexcellent condition, make an of ent tiling operations, THRIFT AUTO LOANS 929a Thumm Road beside, 91 opponumty liberal beneSAFE DEPCSTMCHEY ORDERS veT LakeMrs Woile 1 Program, 40 hours, 5 days a MORTGAGE CHNGB EQUIPMENT LOAKS j wee Fot anv financial service nothBIG SILVER LAKEGsrI or wo Citizens Mutual Auto Insurance ing o bank auals the convenience oi a man to assist in housework and Company, Personel Dept THE Hcwi NilTiOvii BVNi care of children Phone Dexter 4065 Phone HoweU 275 mnmiMm4W LAVEY HAP I WAR Federal MV, O rpnration Aa Deiw tisu K ach rnmsiu FOR SAUi Good clean Ford 49 Dodge 46 Buick tt ESTATE BARGAINS hrdroom home,2 car garage ota hirtiace, good condition, tn irrkney riroom home, modern, 3 irts o 1 bHroorn home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car qaraqe and 2 lots, hot water herct In Pinckney 3 bedroom home, furnace, 2 lots or 4 lots 2 year around homes at Patt erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reasor nckneyTich Phone 133 FOR RENT 14 acres of pasiu at 1205 M36 East, Pinckney Phone 35102 Ann Arbor FOR ATHLTIS FOOT A KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST lster i iir JMJat MdSAW and Lawnmower iskin It tJien peels off, exposing niore qerms to its killing action rGet T4L, akeratolytic at any druq store Ii not ppleased In ONE HOUR, your 40c back Todav The CORY STORE Service 249 North National Ave HowelL Mich Pnone 1140 Hand Saws and Circle Saws Fil ed Old Hand Savs Retoothed HAND AiiD POVva MOWERS Sharpened ana Reconditioned WANTED Custom Bailing John FOR 3Ai2 oil barrelssteel 55 Deere tutomatic wire tie gaUons witii faucets, 1 bed, 2 George Johnson, phone 179F5 mattress ana springs, 1 cot 1 4 ues, mes euoj k uio g exqoj ee Nellie Gardner 145 Pearl St George VanSkiver mckney phone 147F2 IFOR SALEDuotherm oil burner tORflAUti STRAWBERRY heater stove with blower Elizabeth Hartman, M36W and Mrs Skinner, phone 159 JCedar Lake Rd FOR SALE Double bed coil MTOrm ZOiS INtfiiJU nTgTS 5n C ol bl competent giazier, ample 245 UnadiUa phone 168F2 stock Ln hand Cirva MUO shields and beck glesw avail BOAT Windshielae made to your pattern Bring your pattern ABE1S AUTO PARTS, Howell Phone 151 FOh bAiGivAVLi, washed sand and gravel qruuea or mix ed, also processed read gravel D J GRAVEL COMPANY able ABES AUTO PARr HoweU, Phone 151 FOR SAli 1940 Plymouih uiub Coupe, radio and heu jr Murrays Gulf Station FOR SALfc mmmmm Baby chicks Started Caicics A iit v, wrwrncH miles west of Howell at 4950 9551,1 S Mason Road Phone HoweU TITANO QUAUli HOUSE334 j 2 or Frwlerville 36PF11 tul manng, rigid eulling ana IMaion Road Phone Howell Each chick is a product ci carr PAINT, guaranteed 5 years, m SALEBABY CHlCKS,wSe brush mark,,3 days Free Trial homsbaiTed white rock8 6 monthly payments,, Koolicote y Aluminum Rooi Cuatingguura I teed 10 years Liquid Veneer for 1 silos, and Quality Barn Paint Progress Paint Co, Cleveland For Free Estimate Contact A J GRAYBFAL Factory Representative Phon 5371, Brighton, Mich bloedtesting Their sires and dams are selected on the beis oi health, vigor and size U Ii approved Pullonern controud Buy those ctocks at OlES POUL TRY FARM and HATCHERY 13 New Hampsnires and Hy Lino Chicks Order Ntw Phono 3Q5W Bob Squire Hatchery HoweU Mich WANTEDihink cars, scrap iron, dtai fnST MANDBLLS UW FMNG SHOP erv Weigh loads at city scales1 ilSlJHTTOS1 ft 01 N Byron rd at oity limits mm 158 HoweU, Mfchigan FOR SALEAlmost new Spartan PurtT,ft tci Television for 15000 rnruireiHnone of Mrs Art Marshall 234 West Main St, Pinckney j IAKirJdKWL M e r iruit ti FisFi FOR SALE White Finish Kitchand Sink, 7 in deep by 17 in by 31 inches, Th TonLoi Falm John Burg WANTED Oustom bailing, done with new Holland string tied bailer Dean Gardner Fnckney Mich, phone 13F11 FOR SALEBecrutifuJ Potted Ger 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 24, 1953 Description An account of the resource June 24, 1953 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 1953-06-24 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/57ceeb1795520b7aeeb33fd7473e4286.pdf af5d295536c43c93201ca76c8674b876 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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MICHIGAN MJRROR e healthiest year in OIL j richigan Much credit 1952 was history of lor this Dept oi year of existence, ed in 187, the 5th oldest in nation It has been ably assisted 1 Diefcel due Vowt Held in Howell Church Saturday Eveaisg CHURCH um county and city health authorities Polio was the only serious d that was epidemic last year Bsadraoy , e Frf Albtxt J h u ne ot tnu D sociui events of the , it go to the Michiga seaaow lGv piaae ,t vhe Howell Suoduv Momta lalth, now m its Sll tbytennn chujth when Alberta m It was eatabUstfe pinjei daitfhte of Mr and Mrs h Albert Dinkel ofr Marion became the bride of William Wednesday July 1 Carter VaaNorman v Close, son of 175,000 babies we born, viwOQ i baskets more than in IDt Life expetanty for babies horn is boys, 66, and girls Michigan deaih rate is n N thoosand, The national average is feft 91 percent of the ptjopje were served by 51 full time aealtk depts Tuberculosis is the big problem In 1952 80 percent, 2 millioti was spent fighting this , lJtrs Fred t Close or Linden J guests weisT present The 500 gummeu 6U, 600 100 Winter 800 lOuk, Novsana DeteOonsi jftiOay evefiig at 7,30 9 Fre distribution of vaccines, L is pnjate health service There ialso freediagnosis, public nursing, nutrition, child health, Veneral, disease, etc The Kahn test for syphilis was developed in 1930 by Dr E L Kahn There is also whooping cough vaccine and a blood derivitivc to stop hemoraging Federated has been available un church was decorated with of nowers, white peonis and delpharestaium and palms Mrs WU, sorrwas at the organ and Mrs Eloise Canjpbel was soloist The htitie was given in manage by her father Sne wore a nylon net and lace dress over satin with a long train and matching cap and veil oi illusion, iier llowers were white orchids Laura Smith of Saskat m m and Mrs c, Reuie of Mainage Performed visited Mis Grae Hiifh Current Commesf, ty The Editor eyNickel last week SV , , aaaij v Saturday Af3Hooi Mfc, Beverly Hcantfcn Sheit of i We ti n i ri I are woiJAssieoai Sunday besti I Mortage Lake called on JuVkU Sunday The Robert Seefeld Columbus ,Ohio spent end at the Bill Baughn nl to follow the reati hai W Wilson, head PdulaT Married at her h,r,e at Porter, tiin of uarTnlllTnhatanCdla aUiajLake Satudayat 31, ,,,, Mrs Virj T CaUB ginia Baughn Cam,, daughter of liii, a ,,ssi nr milder Rev Keith Ruegfiftsjje f Sunday School 50 a eromony The room woro the ceremony took place wa decorated with hite flowers and greenery Mr and MrsTred Read attend ed the wedding of her neice, Barbara Peters, daughter of JMr and Mrsl Herbert Peters to Wm Hays there Sunday HsiThe weddin maich w jduyed bv jMhs Winifred Ab1, i Th rdv S Clara Kennedy and chil stumevwas a beijre suit with old Morning Worship 16 j Qn and Joe Eisele and sflfe 6f j Radio broadcast Station wp3rSG Detroit spent Sunday ith Mrs Ann Arbor 330 to 4QapiL 3VPa Vollmer suqtipx Fellowship 7 j 5fc aaa orown accessories, inT a brown ciLlii rorsac Shf Mis Jack Cole, cousin of the bride, j Nkjhtfiihle Study u was niaaoji ol uoitor Her dress was ice blue nylon aiiu Uxcc over taffeta and her flowers were pink rosebuds The bridesjuiaid, Lwuise Zieglcr Wed Choir Practise Junior fiju TU v t Senior 5u Thursday mght 80 Prayer Miet An appreciation party will be I given tonight for Mrs Bloise Campbell who has retired alter many years as organist and j at the Congl, ,L J5 80U p in choir director NancyChubF, Mrs Done Cole, Ma,We preach Chxist and everyone Church , dehne Miller, Mrs Kleanor liaughn, very, very, welcome f anu Cecelia Uoscher wore gowns Mr and Mrs J B Nelson of sinnhar to the brides and carried Mtfllk 11110 lFlint and MlsS Nelsonof Chatt pale pink rosebuds AAJsJUAJllltc udin as divert in marriage bv hrv fath Mrs Lawrence BuijHn, her sistrinnw was matron of honor She A suit wlih white ac SMit n It I v orsare d chiiivon of Detroit, cousin uVi lust HV The brides mother wore a lilac crepe and lace dress with an orchid corsage Th room , orchid nylon w ith ni 1 m r or kney nu 11 were in the number Mr Wilson says they will all be absorbed by Detroit industries where a labor 1lire exists, Maybe, but many 1 ihse industries also have large wiit froidi oideis which caused the labor hotaire iij the first place Most of the small factories in the mallT villages are engaged in mak,nw j nts for the hi, factories The public is KViii Jitrle information on his VY iMdd like to know how iu OIUMI a working on ord , iui v ar yiods anri hov many men f thelir lni J ,r , v1 If this , kn A, ii ioul1 i figured out ro, iv iy r, woud lose their jobs w IK n the visr orders alio J the vistiivr a ul dsoi i h are cancelled labor market 8 o4t ct ft 1 this year when it was ocal boaids ate expected to make I ctnoga Tenn called on Mrs Mary Hoft Sunday j At the reception ceremony Mrs Kobcr up the 27,000 cut BrAlbertfrcistta has hen state heaithcoMmissioncr since48 The board consists of a health engineer, an osteopath, a dentist and 2 MDs The governor has signed the bill creating a 6 man board to take over the duties held by Ernest Brooks Money wasialw aapropriotccl1 to start j The brKk,,b mLhei Wu newrormatory It wiU house e cmon and lace n QVer Jm wek vw i 4 etajwui the grooms noiher, a cociaj , W The governor wiwd secretary of bie option n ,ui n7 PRrSftTEHIAI , The Russell Glover family of the air force bot proteslmg the IUA PluiLnmN Fowlen,ille spent Sundcry oi the closing of the Willow Run plant, by p y,rh nncr n r u u Jwhich 12,000 men were made Job A reception was eivcd to the M JJggf1 a mGerr Eichxnan honie Many of them have homes quests at the chureii basement Mrs Mcffnnig WOrslllp IUJU a m Mrs Kex egl, punch bJ ji s rv s j, i I he flower girl was Janet Dinkel, Cgvery Mennonila ChurcA u , of iiv bride, neice oi une bride ana the ring bearj Rev, Eaxa tachy Pastoj Dorothy Rohl of Detroit has I Winston Pnughn ers were Lynn Alnson Dinkel andS a Supt Wtute Eachmoved into the house sh bought Doniid Aiuutei, nephews ox the brideMorning Worship Qi90 of William Ketcham Harold Close oi Tampa, r lorida, Sunday School 110 , , j had charge of tht rufr Orodiei ol UKJ groom, was best man ine usners were Alan Lnkei, ueiruottage nawsnip emo , Calif, is visitihertR the W E I g aia DinKc,, jioiton Morruon joim mfidne6af JfcD0fDamw home on North TerritorDooiey, uuu nuy unu Kichard vVadi ley irvin t aJM dl liK ia JPS3lSaftU MrS P OWdjItaS wa, in charge of the Wednesday 13th annual Bible School fiToad 122 to July 3 9 a m, to 1145 aim, j Monday through PricaY,id J A 1 home hen 1 al n ii i Thursday evening Jic oiwith iss Jessie Wincheii of Detro sits Tor unveiim itis visting Mrs Mary Hoff A,, mi ddig suit th, L i c i are trying M r rig with the Pi 1 1icn observer o bciro be 11 for nearly 50 years , iir , p 1 , Off hand say r i ibl v n lack of speed, smart basebalLroeter con jii 1 nimiV, e eens They , iave iride lYimiy tdi but with th i , n of Hill ,ic traded f v ite i nit let any H o rradiinted from 1irul Iesi there The KaiserFrazer auto plant is being moved to Ohio Geer hau chaie,o oi Lhu jrf SchoM I guest book Mrs aayoniWusori anu vsiia Farvlre Marriage Licenses MbrViage licenses issued during the psat week by the office of thr coanty clerk were to Danio Robbert DuggSn, 2G, and Carol Waller, 19, both of Howell William Frank lin Close, 36, R 3, Linden, and Alberta Jean Dinkel, 28, Howell Ger don D Ryckman, 20, and Phyllis I members of the briaal party Ann Wilnon, 18, both of Howell, The newly weds left for a months Tames C Duggun, 24, and Joan I tripto California For going awij Delaney, 21, of Howell Donald A 1 the bride chose a beic biun dies Mrs Gene Dinkel, a v f the bride poured The table ucorations wre white rose and candles on W the Pinckney OES the luncheon The wedtling cake was made by Mrs Homer Mdhrori of Do troit v 1 Deanna Dinkel, neice of the tnlc, presided at the punch bowl A reception was held at the bride home after this for relatives anii 5 served , 1, i 30 a CT Dr and Mrs McGregor oi 0 p n Brighton called at the Mercer Rome Saturday amd took Mr and Mrs Win Mercer to the 1 liipinkelvCipseddiBQ at ,ibMi TW that evenifta X I i J ill 4a hiiiv i ,, S i , , VivgO 111 Ul tlH Oppenheim, 22, an,d Katlerinc A, Johnston, 19, Howell Charles B Gatesman, lQ, Howell, and Shirley E Shanks, 28, Detroit Peter J Bailw, 18, Howell, and Karen J Chase, 18, Chelsea and Jack L Pestle, 23, How1 ell and Doris E Irury, 3, Lansi 11, Ul illU iios i t Kiv with white accessories and the wii orchid from her bouquet Alter JH 27, they will be at home ai uinii,1 The bride graduated from uowi il high school and has been utjuiy n gister of deeds for 11 yeart, The groom graduated from Linden high school He was a captain m World War II and following that em5 ployed in the sales dept ui uenerui Motors at Flint He now operates tne Chevrolet Sales beivice at, Linden His affiliations are th , la sons, Consultory anu bra inc 01 ,v si 1miai vv d U 1 i yK iiUivh viiei The brid iiey high school and Mich State Nor r He roioi froi frsietnil 11111 school and is emrlii cal entrincer in Detroit They will ue thon Tin nse than i, vi ie live at Lake il or les I 1 t,, iV i, , Notes of 48 Years Ago t ii, r K t Ieuhic 1 tli Ste ire lh d, t away from 7 hue stolen less v 1 fr team in the 111,, and double iii s quality with e MII tin rid army game Get a iinn on and smash, md Tiny rHdom bunt and i the hit and iun game The i they have hit into moxs plfiy tVnn any other team agu Tifir pitrhers in losn ui Gerald Henry is ,4lome tfrom Vier,f Detroit for the sutexner Weekj j,,,, imhenson wh end callers at the Jesse Henry 1 worhing in the Dispatci jeftjuilehem home were Ai Nesbitt and wife Don Daller and family, Detroit rMrs Ella Walker and Mr and rvBen Scott of Ann Arbor JCa7es Whitehead and wife ana Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory Mrs Anna Pcfqy and Mr and Mr and Mrs Water Glover of Fowlerville called at the Roy Dillingham home Sunday iiUuned to his father work this summer Ii Ievil 11h e hts farm to ing hav pitched some fjood games, iiCiivetl no halting support The 11 fCen has been repeatedly out i iiuih plays J rdly of the Dundee lpiru spent the week end with his parent here Secretary of StateJohn Hay died it hi home in New Hampshire Saturday , Lii i at ty iirHi Mrs Nellie Wylie qavQ dinner Wednesday in honor Dewey I Brenise L Li COWSERVATION NOCES 27 ftwrai route censuses revealjB woodcocic population 10 be ccoout the same as last year io persona donatedfree, kuei KEISER RYERSON WEDDING to clean upp the Nears btate Trinity Reformed Churcn Del txax at emwater iast week, it troit Friday night, was the has a 6u0 it beacn t scene of the wedding of Jane Temporary non resident nsh Keiser, daughter or and Mrs ing licenses wiU be gocd IdrtPaul Kieser to Raymond Ryer oruy 10 aays aa tne new liceriaelaon of Detroit, Rev Weimer ofiic thv ott i a,, price inaearse goes into ettecttlating j ui V Ujober 3 1 The bridea aown was frosted J Stream improvement work isjwhite organza over taffeta with Gia , iiei taiang place on me Fox River veil oLillusion and cathedral una uui r in Scnoolcrait county ana thejfrain sne carried pink roses K 1,11 u , her son, Dicks, birthday a of 11 carloads of resistre have been shipped oat ounty the la 3 ycar,V 1 0 , lighted on Lhc4idaac Mrs LiCoi iiv nei rriv ,i j, , v UJr , ii L , 1 lUuC ill ,4 liUi L it ndtstJiiii u,t 1 in 1 J SCiih, tin i Sano wUtlL,ll icj, 1 ii r plane burned,1 ,Th M 3 famjIV called at theljowell Foster home in Walled Lake Sunday OUl 1, oUt y, 78, cd UL ,ausu,, Sh yntii ul tiie , oiuiLi 1 iier iuiVii,g are A new Ccnien ociii buii all, tlu one wahei o Ili VVCTl Willi ClU Ji i hr 4 Hlec in 1 holsteins vinj n tl dam i o replace ith i ,iiiihor wind storm hit Michigan Kiiday but ttu dniaee was not extens, v and ini lio were lost Utica nd nc th Vyiv county was hit baiiii and KOUV buildinps were own In this vicinity, quite ICOS wcif d rtroyed At Koril, uni liogcrs Brothers vaK bibitinr the main tent v rs 1 wn n 1 p of 1000 specaii il p jple wre hurt but no one bad Employees released themfrom wreckage by cutting cairas a k 0,,1, Ciicu was b live 1 tdy and Uoio 1 was ai LXi ii u oi a J, uuy ith the ue Maple River in mmet coimtp 1 TJ matron of honorTbadesiuaia iU ,Tne Michigan Deptf conaerjemd flower girl wore pink ogan vation was represented ak, the ay and carried pink roeebudaj Aw ti rT,r VZu jNpprCorJerendi, U 1 he brides mother aL VK j floorlength cojan over lace with , son ul ur Ol uUulllll Of pOtlo Il nines, 23 members of the DinkelClose wedding party had a re hearse cinreik at the Linden Hotel Friday night Bill Godfrey and wife and 1 Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor call el at the Wm, Shehan home Sunday Alex Carish and family of Detroit called Friday Mr and MrsHarold Galbeath j H f10 h l a tiip to me oil ilcl Murray Wflk last week with r Mis C, L Grime ri is ry i nan 1 has J lin m oved Jiri t whre inUiichold eoods to Detr jh h 11 band is working The supremo court has after a year consideration handed down j d ri ion in the Pinckncy sclvol board lit lis ruling VTI with Ethel Morgan of Clio visit f Monks D Murta and Frank John ed Duane Galbreafh at Camp I son were legally Hectcd to tl e board Barrett Va last week i ovcr D lf Cnrr Fra k Sil pr nnr Bern to Clyde Martin and wife partes Love The ntent on was Aim of Chelsa June 9a gir Anita the elertnw JICR r ,,,, Tr Charles Byer IR ill th Ti at the r tr it J n Lomo of his pavi nts, Mr ad Mr Loui,yvelbaTL son and Mr jE ,, tattle i racing aftgl ih CJrvTHI Leonard of Detroit v io, Williams to call a confer noe nf all law enfurccment heads io i p p uniform ac,tcm of con trolling bMo lie sas bingo is uipii ,A, in some counties and allowed to flourish in others The state hUpicme coLiit has ruled bingo il legnl In OnlJind county, two cirudt judv hcv , v l an injunction restraining the county with inter in with bingo at Berkley, Hamttanuuv has also obtained a similiar injuivton The games at both places fire ft charity Conferences will not t rnywhei as law enforcement alA a depend n the attitude of the county oifioiais enta and jack rabbits have inj creased to the nuisance point V POLICE DIRECTORY The 195354 edition q luis Mb, last week ffloorlength gojan over face with a V ot,u, m u iiueu MlovdVelta v70 youngsters afflicted withhat to matche grooms moth with tne Ann Arooi neudir nuc ndlna iSoraat n KVan,b Lpn, for lk Mihtafe ftfZSt aaSierl iCl tZ gyiT1 XftheSW Colorado haStee AND Gi posted their lands against coyney T I THE BAHBERo SON ulfSLJL te hunting The reason is so Those JTom here, who aUend , r TtJ any have Heen kiUed that ra ed the wedding were Mr fend American Weekly with 3M tf TSJ5iJr y , , , Q Thompson and Uw fcunrtaya Uuiy 5 ssue of SLSl,Ie 0 Mrs Ruth Cnrlett and Paula w Detroit bunaay iimes, reaa ,,1 JU a greatr American love story xKutY Wd8v of Brighton, died KNCKNBY MELODY MINSTRED oi iara ieiuiio xtoosevelt grand SJ 0 Pcrut A cast of 25 is pracina here uauynter of tha late President, 5 ij1,1,1 ia 0 injured back neck He Northville races Tblice Telephone and iirectory oi Michigan vr noy uguwiu wu mw wv v 4vv ,w MwVM , binjtigrjbud by the MichUjjy the Ptnckney MnaonlCiSuJld Jy withSyteyt Deroit Times Monrry niaht wnite hfe horse an Bell Tolephone Company rnq asn Winired Aberdeen, Mv Terry he was driving feH State Iaii will co,L , rIOOO Hoy Moran ti ipperl up We inopdry and fell striking on a wheelbarrow Siitfhes were needed to , , in his noso Thoo, lo and v ife witi udoJ uarc irieii 5th veddin mmivcrj sary July 4th with a dinner an firework dispi Rain spoiled the aUmni pU Inki ai iuviay One of the features of thr son, July Ith celebration, is Fireworks Spectacle, The Port AithTir j The uiicrtory contains the director names of municipal, counj state and federal lawbtfbiLe ME DROWJTFD rtTNDAY r h WTOGgftif LODG JULY j CALENDAR ment agencies to Mchigan toT The body of an identiled jaan , gethw with office and home teU about 25 years old w feimd in Tuesday July 7 8 m Reg ephone nrnnbw BiVoo Mce near CMk by HJ0 x ft Amonq state and federal agen Jjatbera Sunday S p m Mmstre cies listed are headquarters Ctt4U 09 dnfted as Rusi Stop Pracflie , diatriot post, nf the Stole PosgfbSqg lo n 0 9 ood Pridoy SotuTday July 24 fnl Seoet Gcrvic US Ife 1 Bofeyftaa I Minstrel rndn causina cr pfleup Another drvr 4fd a brokn coHarbonft I Bnrbcrrrr VcmStembrook i worHnrr n th drain, oommteafnsi ofc at ktjjbor wekn at the 1 resuum Eisenhower has apparently won the first round of his battle wJi CJ,, Reed of New York who has bcen sitting on his proposal to Ncun ihe ess profit tax The mrii cman, angered by the dc ku o, nne tax cut has refued 1 rcpoit the excess profit i cxtenin it of committee The president put il over on Reed by having the house rules committee chancre the rules and have the btti 1 icd out This angered Reed Jack so much he threatened to resign He nine1 is neatly SO yars old and hasheld il ,f j office sincr 1518 ic dt i Tic CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the Ladies Aid, NOT ci the Congl church Livingston, Ladies Auxiliary will hold Lodge, Pinctkney OES 145 Past a bake sale at the Dunlavy fcod Matrons Club OES,Kings Daugh locker July 3rd starting a 1 ters of Marion and Iosco and inp xn Donations uugPecicrtedv dividual friends, includlncr Revi W after 7jfluecsegaler and his helpful horn rtwords, all who called sent lettj HIE UBftJUY HHWS f ttC fTOinrtWTheTJht Hes cards and flowers while I The Plndaiay CWc tasPJUsa tmjrt lstuij uS hf pdav, was in the hospital Your friend bas donated 2 book IMinsrel Show at Pinckney bsjht 1Vn j,, Jr ,,1 M Jbip and sytnafhy will alwayiby Wgcrt K V A 1 ii shag and Federal Bureua jNabowast Vv A at Round ed field 1 Clare Millar W Kt a h ijcirrir JDughl vhool hebe remembered Roy DuUncham ury Dont Idlest Bake benefit oi ,,j SVWrJ 0i ,, 11 meforjJfdh TO PWKNEY DIM 1 Wednesday July I 1953 SEE YOUR DEALER JfcSi t v fi ftKWtlWWlt Rom where I sit fy Joe Marh Bad Case of the Ztutters Our copyboy U out sick So the ing copies That machine Juat editor me is taking over iome didnt know when to stop of his choreswhich include run ning the addressing machine on mailingoiM night Last week I didnt have the usual number of papers left over for sale at the office Couldnt figure what had happeneduntil Chub Zimmer called to ask why hed gotten 56 copies Then I realizedZimmer is the last name the machine prints Guess I forgot to turn it off and it just kept grinding out Chubs name on all the remain Prom where 1 sit, people are like that sometimes They often dont know when to stop Like those who are prejudiced against someone with am accent, perhaps or against someone who likes a cool bottle of beer witb his sup per So, in these columns I try to persuade everyone to throw the switch on prejudge so it wont get repeated Lv a t, lJ5Jt Vnilcd State Brewers Fonti ,ation I 7jjja si MILLINERY r Sir Golden Anniversary esr f e Us Any Tims ii July for Best Deal oaa New Buick YOUR HEADQUARTERS FORft SERVfOE CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR 18 YEARS Livingston Mofo Sales TOUR BUICK DEALER HOWELL M1CHGAN WHEN BETTER AUTOMOB1LESARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM FOR HOME OR 0 BUSNESgNl YBW lie 5 Lansing last week by organizauons veterans Born to Dick Howktt and wile of Stockbridge last week a son Stockbridge has colleted 498 for the Flint cyclcnc victims The state supreme ccurt in a decision handed down last week ruled that the annexation of parts of school districts by the Brighton Area School was illegal This was on a suit filed by the Stone Benedkt, Genoa 7 and Beurman schools j Patrfta Pennala of Bighton was elected mayor of the Wolverine Girls State at Ann Arbor last week The Brighton team in the TrLCounty League this yeur is back ed by 24 Brighton businessmen who gave 35 each Howell Theater TuetwWed Thur June 30 Wy ,2 Paul HenrelcL Parietta Medina In SIREN OF BAGDAD IB fttobftfcolav Detet HiMtair UedA IRA Friday Satarday July 34 ixrbie feature Program SKY FULL OF MOON tuning Carleton Carpenter Jan Stirling iKiiij ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN K1DD technicolor Cartoon Friday Saturday July 3,4 Mat Sat 2 pm con Elixbth TaylorFernando Lamas Sun Mon Tues July 5 6 7 In 3 Big Days 3 Walt Disney s THE GIRL WHO HAD PETER PAN, EVERYTHING Technicolor Also and Ann Sheridan Stirling Hoyden BEAR COUNTRY to TAKE ME TO TOWN ftafkiflfeoter Cartoon Sunday Monday July 5 e 7 The Shute Amusement Co, I has closed the Grand Theatre at Brighton, The City of Brighton has voted to sell the Main St frontage ac quired in purchase of the mill pond property Sun Mat 230 p m, cont GLORY BRIGADE Victor Mature comedy cartoont The Brighton Fire Dept is hold j ing its annual July 4th celebrc l Wed Thur ssi Satjuly 891011 3 Bbnensions MAN IN THE DARK year tion this Born to Steve Lazlo and Judy Miller last week, a Kathleen Jeanette wife girl ieciinlcoior Adm Adults 74c Children 35c Tax included Wed Thur July 8 9 iJourue leatu YUKON GOLD Zantac EUery Grant Chinook Martha Hyer ArtD RIDE THE MAN DOWN Technicolor News Cartoon Coming Seminole Down Anvongthe Sheltering Palme First World Fight in 3 Dtossion Sao iheatre ROCKY MARCIANO VS w IfK DRIVE W THEATRE JERSEY JOE WALCOTr on J 12 adoo Rd5 mes west of AXL Arbor Tncture only flagound Children under Edmond OBrien Audrey Trotter AND , 1 DbslLWi admitted Married at StStephens church L at Hamburg, June 20, Virginia 1 Adultg 85c Rowland oi that place to Robert niingThe Farmer Takes 52 1 Admission this j4vi w, P Children 35c Tax In i 12 Wife, Moulin Rouge Lee 1 heater Whttme Wee, tttett Valentine of Whitmore Lake Born to Rev and Mrs Ross Wellwood of Brighton last week week a son William Glenn English was J was sentenced to 18 months tol fayf Saturday July 34 j 15 years in the Detroit House ofl j Fsmrrares Conetion last week by Judge j Lyons He was the last of the 41 THE BEAST FROM 20,000 toen arrested 5 years ago in the f FATHOMS i iarnk Cline murder at Brighton WATT TILL HE SUN SHINES NELLIE tn technicolor Starrina Davd Wayne Jean Peters AND THE SILVER WHIP With Rory Calhoun Dale Robertson Hoi ti 1 Ago Nellie Gardner and Fannie Monks sold their farm to John Dunne A real estate man in Howell claimed he bought it and started suit against them Alter taking seme testimony Judge Collins took the case from the jury and directed a no cause for action veraice Don VanWinkle and Frank Shields were their attorneys Col Edwin George is fencing his 1000 acre game reserve and, has torn down the Frank Haines house and will build a new one Sanford Reason claims to have hooked a 4 ft muskellunge at Patterson Lake Friday but his line broke The school board has hired the following teachersSupt Joe Doyle, Mrs Doyle Erma Sisson Joie Harris Francis OBrienless ie Green Mrssriien Iwimons CConnor i 34 died at Howell June 27 i Married at the Community j Chirh Landing Saturday Olah i Docking of pinckney to John Bidwell of Brighton j Mrs George Deverick wife oi j the tennant on the Closser Bros j farm in Dexter township has been arrested for arson The Dev ericks had only been there a week in which time the house barn and tool shed burned Charles Clark has guit his iob on the county road commission j and is now mechanic for Slayton Son 1 Charles VanOrden has mov ed in tiiNpoe house on Mill St vacated byAnna Henry Also Jane Russell George Brent in MONTANA BELLE in Trucolor Sunday Monday July 5 6 7 A Woman who defied the town Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon In SCANDAL AT SCOUR1E TechnieVior wih Agnes MuirheadDonna Corcoran r uiettiEscape to Freedom novelty, Cartoon Also News Tues Wed Thur July 7 8 9 Double Feci tune THE BLUS GARDENIA With Ann Baxter Richard Conte and Ann Southern MD RAINBOW ROUND MY SHOULDER With FranMe Ixme, BilUe Daniels IBISES FOR SJMJB ALL THE HEWES rlAOTS N BLOOM Don B Savry at30 Chilson Kk Win Brteon Sunday Monday July 5 6 7 Fireworks Display July 4th at 1100 P, M lSunJ4onTuesWedThurIuly 59 ROAD TO BALI with Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour i Also TURNING POINT with William HoldenEdmond CiBrlen and Alexis Smith s Chelsea, Yrtm Friday Saturday July 3,4 NEVER WAVE AT A WAC Witli Rosalind Russll Paul Douglas and Marie Windsor cartoon and new Sunday Monday July 5 6 7 DREAM WIFE Comedy ftan Cory Grant, Deborah Kerr and Walter Pidgeon Sun Shows 3, 5, 7, S Ontoot, Pelt Smith Nw Lake Tues, Wed Thur July 7 8, 9 THE NAKED SPUR Robert Ryan j western in technicolor with James Stewart Janet Leigh and Cartoon and Travel Coining Sdlome Scandal at Scourie Small Town Girl Male Help Wanted Experience M Fer Prompt Dead Stock Removal QUI BARLING COMPANY ,041 Howell 460 NeiHhonna moTes 235 attended the Stockbridge high school alumni reunion last week Mrs Frank Oviat of Gregory died at Rowe hospital, Stocksbridge lune 20 Jim McCloud son of Greqory Wolverine Boys and Don Johnwere sent to State at East Tou un en them Uut M ye ff buy tTCT itock that it terar hnt 1 rxaclly wbftt I CMMMr r uc 1 tak yettr foot ITI I t,lsi jU ttMt I HID ftyl iHAe tM met r r oer 500 hM luhtoni m Mas B4 Womew MASON SHOE CT3T FrCM FACTORY mr tumm OMc tnta mm tmterj froa frmfr, nt ,tad THY ARR FTT TOC S vou JAA3HANNETT I nnecessary H 4pply in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK DflKSBL MfCBFlffaf if x J vB 7 r v OUR DEMOCRACY tyMafc fflB WaCKMry ElSSTCrWecBewSay July 1, 19 fcT r, T WHEN ITS APPLE BLOSSOM TIME IN THE SPRING OP TM vetTHft tATTeoco OUD MAM useo TO STAKT WANDttWN THC 16 SMOUCtt ttWtfc PL0ATCP POWN OCCAM A RAG6C9 t JWAO AtfOfMSAl TKCftflAO WtPCNEP INTO PRA1RIS, VtT Trffe MAN ff4sO0OUN6 ON evcfty wHeae JOHN CHAPMAN WINT tfom0 THE FRESH GREEN J SPRING ATK WITH StEPSAPPtM4t AHO SO THEY Y0URwC 1 No 9 of a series ROLLING ALONG t Americas roads and streets arc one o the most important businesses in the world Five billion dollars went into building them and keeping then in 1952 Bostons projected 75,000 Rockefeller Centerlike developr to be built on the site of the Boston Albany railroad yards, will in elude underground parking space for 10000 autos U S truckers, in safety poll, recommend park all your problems financial, domestic, whatever when you drive away from the curb Internationa Assn of Police Chiefs planning to take action to discourage setting up of local speed traps in which outofstate motorists get their pockets picked by devious legal means ALL HIS LIFE, JOHNNY KEPT IAMTUI4 TINV W FOR THC f FUTURe AND TOPAZ, AS SPRING CCGINSTD WARM THC M BROAD 4ANO H LOVfi0 AMfCANS ARC PtNTjp IKNtTHfeft OWN FUTURE THROUGH NCRCAet SAVINGS AND Uf INSURANCE WHICH WitL 6ROW ANP ftlf N JUST AS SlRClV AS JOHNNYS AppLe seeps High lrsono farms e L e PSa Get Bigger Grain, Sweat ard Miii 5 K f 8W Creation of a new Federal Motor Transport Commission may result from this White House meeting between President Eisenhower and the executive board of the laborman agement Trucking Industry National Defense Committee Pictured witk Eisenhower are, left to right, Roy Fruehauf, B M Seymour, AF of Li Dave Beck and Arthur D Condon MIssofoT Driver of the Year Is 50yearold Oscar H Landmann, a bus and truck driver with an accidentfree record of 33 years Highway engineers will tell you A good road is one that has wide, well sloped, firm shoulders to drain it properly and for safe, off pavement stopping when necessary All money from fines or forfeited ball resulting from traffic violations anywhere in California must be deposited in special funds for street improvement or traffic safety Official government poximations indicate that trucks r w carry about 83 bilion ton of ght yearly, railroad 15 bilhuu tons, pipelines 700 million tons, waterways 600 million, and airways 315,000 tons i r U c Levi esm Well fed pastures produce more dairy profits per acre I TS NOT how much money a farmer spends on crop production but how he spends It that counts on the profit side, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in summarizing a survey by J B, Cunningham, University of Illinois farm economist Cunningham found that lowincome farms spent about as much as highincome farms on crop production, yet there was a difference of as much as 9,637 in net Income between them He based his con clusions on an accounting study of record keeping farms in central and northern Illinois The farms were of medium size on Soils of medium productivity Production costs on highincome farms specializing on grain and livestock were only 477 more than those on lowearning farms, yet the highearning farms had a net return of 8,730, whereas the lowincome farms went into the red by 404 In hog farming production costs averaged only 41 more on hiph in come farms than on low but there was a 9,537 difference in net in come between them In dairying, production costs were only 1,540 more on high earning farms, while the net return was 0,439 greater Cunningham reported that the high Income farms spent from onefourth to onehalf more for fer tilizer and lime than did the lowearning farms That made a big difference in yields per acre of grain, beef, pork and dairy products Labor was used more effectively on the highearning farms, because each worker produced from threefourths to one and onehalf again as much as the worker on the lowincome farm The high income farms, he said, were more productive and yielded higher net returns, not be cause they spent more, but because they spent it where it would do the most good I JMlMlgMMMBBBsMMIBOBT I 1V1 1 I op St , l hii I hod stands of ivt produced n ell need with a rood tilizor, cauvist Soil ImTiiltcc nj stands of level, u H1y about 100 ptsh and , pounds nt ner acre per L Ohio State ri rnton Most of 1 Midwestern soils r provide these sts reveal They mpplernented with uats of properly iilizcr r5h levels are not iis recommend rtron alfalfa 400 pounds or 01020 rclis also need i a dried to keep piociuction, agro r second cut1 Tine to top dresi i Committee re i tho nutrients are iiic recovery ai in f top dressing fl alfalfa stands ly f5tarvation, tnmittoe Its bet r ilat the plant r v r ed, than to lost for the lack oi Personalities at United Nations General Assernhly tiens General Assembly in Piri are th president aud chairman its si tees, who nre shown ah r v 1Lre IS uf10 iCU 1tcr cf I If Important figures at meetings of the T nled Na Spaak, Belgium, political and security Psions, 2 Hernan Santa Cruz, Chile, ecoriiM ommit tee 3 Charles Malik, Lebanon, work manitarian committee 4 Nnro Ev, tt, si iri trustee siv 4iv3 and br and b IJCT1 tV i Big Rtiyvhor ,Mfry hvi for Girl Refugee Twelveyearold Dace Epermanis holding flowers, left picture gets a special sendoff at Bremethaven, Grmany, when records of the UN International Refugee Organization IRO disclosed that she was the 150,000th displaced person to be admitted to the USA under its DP law, Her mother and father, leaving m IRO camp with Dace for their new home, stand with her in iron of the n At right, Dace is shown bonrd an IROrhartered ship just after she first saw the towe in buildings of Nrw Yk 7 n junbrrs cf refugees from European lands have also receivoil new homes in i,iii, Au , hi KHA dom, Canada, France, Argentina and Braatt Irom Tractors to Printer9imnk in Refugee Camps United Nations Radio documentary feature on atomic energy, entitled Tear of Decision, will be heard over many radio stations ail aver the wrld The program features excerpts from UN meetings and in let statements on atomic arrrments racr AI th tiiTc nse ci atomic energy by such authorities as Aiber FitMii, whose voice is heard David Lilicnthal J Robert Oiryei ii iiw and siobert M Hutohins, Movie actor John Garfield cleft oiviUdio personnel are the wn here recording the proiran Plant Food Produces Threeto0ne Return in Higher Crop Value D R GARTH VOLK, chairman of Ohio State Univer sitys agronomy department, 1 reports that every dollar a farmer invests in fertilizer re turns him 3 in increased crop 1 value from higher yields Thats a good trade, he said, lit gives you a 2 profit for every dollar you spend Id like to deal with a bank on that basis Volk reports that last year Ohio farmers bought about 50 million worth of fertilizer He estimates that this outlay re , turned 160 million to the state8 farmers Now you subtract 50 million from that total, he said, and it gives Ohio farmers a 100 million net profit iust for the simple operation of apply ing fertilizer to their lrnd Volk summed up the value of plant food when he said A farmer cannot afford not iu use fertilizer to obtain high crop yields these days Reiuge, wow awaiting resettlement In European camps Operated by the International Refugee Organization IRO, a U N Specialized Agency, are learning new trades to earn livings in new homes and at the same time are keeping their skills at tVir former nrcfons A group of newspaper writers and editors left pract their new knowledge of tractor repairing Afto finishing their work at mechanics, they turn oit newspaper copy for one of 35 journal piAlishe I in refugee camps At right, displaced editors of a Latvianlanguage refugee paper at work Pijs,im s Jit wntTMmieAV NO, 7, NO 6 V 7 Tor tint hilf of Staterosrty txi th tf 1 Bl rtpfcne Cofspw for tfeeew m , ,v , f Lf Avrp jTLLioprsnnnRSD yoRsrffraaai fvmtOiismwnpnW 4ioo v,, f5,,, Michfli,i yn,rfSftnt ofH7l,xs Ut1tNAl lijbLOI DhTKOIT m V m Arbor and District Business Review xw A Mv Sriitoi 2367 Crystal Drive UiCADIULL GARDENS FOR ALL FAITHS 3771 Whiniy LiU Road Ann Arbor 6765 I Jn this review of Ann Arbor, inariad contrast to the old type it is airu,Miuo thru vt uil Ktery which was so often our itfiii of ,iv1 ic ii,lccled A cemetery of this modation for years LU conie at tlH merits the support of the the Wasljtenuiur Memorial Park entire community The jclction of a choice plot It is wise to make a selection in one of their Leautiiul nar in these fine gardens before an dens i u well renied iribute to emergency arises when other your loved one The perpetual details confront you May we care proT,rn assures yon thai surest you secure further inat all times, regardless of sea formation by contacting the son your pic ii receive in management of Washtenong troduction bottled gasthere aividual r attention This out Memorial Park No obligation na standing featuie Mands out in is involved COLE BOTTLE GAS Authorized Dealer MICHIGAN BOTTLED GAS CO KURTZ BUILDING COMPANY Ann Arbor 31855 2 GENERAL CONTRACTORS EFFEfflON COURT PHONE 6714 Mr Cole, your Michiganarea in supplying bottled pas Bottled Gas Co distributor, already has many friends in this vicinity Now, about the product he seflsin the past few years, more improvements have been made in living facilities for the farmer and suburban dweller It is a far cry from the olden days With the in and its appliances For the one who is not familiar with Michigan Bottled Gas and its uses it can 1 WEBERS SUPPER CLUB LOBSTER SEA FOOD STEAK CHICKEN s come a revolution in farm living, that has made suburban conditions often superior to city dwelling Recognizing the trend of improved conditions, Mr Cole has taken a lead in this Specialists in the Construction this section is its chief concern tion of many homes and pro and it is always pleasant to do jects in this area, we are par j business with them Better ticularly pleased to Hell you of homes make for better living the fine craftsmanship which conditions This firms busihas been put into the many fine , ness therefore, is very imporsaid that i new residences and larger un tant Why not arrange to talk it offers efficience and econ dertakings by this reliable firm, over your building plans with Aside from the home LV i he Kurtz Building Co, who are them They can advise you best pioud to nave taken part fai the and offer you the most for your expansion program of this area, money In times when you This firm has placed its faith must make your dollar go furin Ami Arbor and vicinity and ther, there is no better firm to looks forward to further servsee ing its people The progress of 3715 Jackson Rd, Hwy US 12 Whenever youre hungry for place to eat Ann Arbor 8760 a treat, remember the welcom ing, friendly Webers Supper Club, 2 miles west of Ann Ar omy Aside lrom tne home ae, it is being used widely by farmers in brooder houses and lor other commercial uses It is simple to operate andhandle If you are interested in checking with others who now use this service, coutact Mr Cole He can refer you to many satis lied customers bor Its always fun to eat out at a favorite restaurant, and Webi ers Supper Club is that place E W SCHifJIDEfT American Standard International Units OIL COAL GAS HBATING Ann Arbor 7073 I Courtesy and service go hand I 2527 Dexter Road When not dine famously at in hand at this popular clubj It is well for homeowners to sent heating system Or, vou a place where your plate will be The management cordially inhook to their heating systems miht wish to modernize the heaped high with tender meats, vites you to stop in and enjoy N0W QUALITY WORK ANDheaimg system in vour home savory vejgeiables and famous, a wellbalanced meal preparedSERVICE have been responNo matter what the proelem in Liblo for this firms rapu giowlh They am expert heat KAYS CHILDRENS SHOP Boys Wear 3 to 12 Tears 206 S 4th Ave Girls Wear 3 to 6x 7 to 14 8 to 14 subteens Ann Arbor 32320 This shop carries a complete saie at very reasonable figures The service is very modern Goods are well displayed and fixings That is why we tell to your taste you of this pleasant, inviting MARTI WALKER YOUR FASHION CENTER ing engineers Jiany heating systems need maior 218 S State or minor repairs before col i weather operation begins Maybe v v Ann Arbor 20440 t control, change T iiiitr, a u thi line, this firm is staffed and stocked to hancTle your particular feu They will do it wiih the ast fus and deiay v, new installations, E T Schin idor ready to supply ane nslaU 1 he most practical h It takes only a quick round of the stores these days to con vince you that this shop offers you the best in fashion wear i at the best prices It is where a better class of womens and misses readytowear is sold Marti Walker is a household name wherever women and girls meet and talk about the new and exciting finer styles and trends in womens clothing Her Fashion Shop is now displaying the very latest seasonal fashions in coats, suits, dresses, sweaters, varied accessories Women and young women have been intrigued by the really original creations and ideas in the window displays of this shop They are timely and perfect in style and tie in with the everyday and special occasion doings of women In behalf of the management we wish to acknowledge its appreciation of your acquain tance and ast patronage They look forward to serving you in the future convector, or radiator, will siopann economical heating unit lor up the efficiency of your preyou QUIET, 236 E Middle RESTFUL SURROUNDINGS Chelsea 21491 We are pleased to announce oral satisfaction expressed by Furnit tire NEW FURNITRE 6 Chrome Sets, 10 percent off and up Porcelain Top Kxichen Tables , 30 Coffee and End Tables 6200 1295 950 that a hospital has been added to the former Colonial Manor home in Chelsea, vjur congratulations to Mrs Flood on her excellent work in the welfare of the people of this vicinity Hers is a hospital where efficient nursing care is offered Rooms and wards are available with free circulauon of air and a maximum amount o sunrhine They are scrupulously clean and sanitary The gen many patients in thw district and in the neighboring mmunities ffe a well merited tribute to the competent staff ami their conscientious efforts It is our pleasure to tell OUK, readers of the outstanding facilities available wiiHl the means of all at tho Coioni Manur Hospital When ii service ars needed you will u helped towards a speedy recovery line of childrens clothing Attendants arc ready to serve you who have made an extensive j the clerks are always willing to study of this feature of a mo aid customers IN FACT, dern clothing house and know1 THERE IS NOTHING IN MOhow to fit out children so that DERN SERVICE and CHILD ihev will not onlv have a serj RENS CLOTHING THAT viable clothing a a weliwith j CANNOT BE SECURED AT ramilv budget price, but KAY3 CHILDRENS SHOP MAKE THIS STORE A MUST inthe family budget price, will have a neat and trim ap pearance The stock at Kays Childrens STOP on your next shopping trip You will be sure to find Shop in Ann Arbor is very large just the item you need to comand has been purchased atplete your childrens summer prices that make possible their Wardrobe IDEAL RADIO SERVICE WALTER SCHALLHORN Radio Trician Sales Genera Electric Dealer Service 1521 Miller Road Ann Arbor 23660 Satisfaction is more often, This firm haa a reputation to measured in terms of service maintain and an obligation to rath r than sale Radio and the people they serve To that television sets sometimes need j end, the management has sparsiight adjustments, repairs, or part replacements Ideal Radio Service is proud to have us tell you of their fine service de partment They maintain a staff of highly skilled servicemen who are trained in servicing all types of radio and tele ed no expense in adding the newest, most precise test equipment and parts With the necessary equipment and skilled servicemen to serve you, there is nothing more to be desired This firm staii ds ready to serve you vision You may asx their quickly and efficiently, whether satisfied customers who numoer I it be a new radio, television, or iii tne hundreds 1 repair you desire AM ARBOR BEDJING CO FREE PICKUP DELIVERY ESTIMATES and up Studio Couches 5750 to 720J Linoleum Yard Goods, Regular 89c now 59 Wall Tile Yard Goods lX452 and up Interspring Mattresses and up 10 Table Lamps 30 Percent Cit Chests, 5 draw, unfinished PAINT, regular 493 inside or out 9 X12 Linoleum Rugs, all colors USED FURNITURE 6 Sewing Machines 1495 China Cabinet, round glass , Sectional Living Room Suite, 4 piece Qectrl and Gas Stoves and up 3 Dining Room Sets 4900 Electric Cash Register National Sanitary Scale 7500 Hidea Bed 5 DineMe Sets, and up Living Room Suite, 2 piece , 5 Automatic Washers and up 39 1875 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tell you of their services L G RANDOLPH si4 V JUgo beds, dressers, dishes and many other thinasCom in and look around Open 7 Days a Week 9 A M,to 9 P M MAGLAN KENNELS Palmer Furniture M9 lost Grand Bhr Phone 72412 Brighton Mich J OFFER FINE GOTHAM eeTrTERD PUPPIES FOR SH All Maelan puppies are Guaranteed Satisfactory v German ShehoTd Stud Service BOARDING AND TRAINING ALL 1REBD6 4701 Saline Rd 4iurAbor 88 BLOCKS FOR ALL BUILDING PURPOSES 127 Adams Ann Arbor 20304 The most modern equipment firm, such as this, in your area, that money can buy, to make which can supply you with an the best concrete and cinder adequate number of blocks to blocks, has been installed by build that new YmBM or busi this wellknown firm You may nessor to complete that addi build WITH CONFIDENCE tion to yur Vt structure, when using L G Randolph In this business review we are products They make the fin Ple8ed to tell our readers of est buildings and mean more L G Randolphs courteous and rapid construction With the Prompt service Consult him caiuous shortage of good forfurther details on your building materials, it is well to building requirements know the name of a reliable A 1 LI it 15 f, f , THE HHCPtEY DISP Af The Peo Stor Groceries Can Goods Lingerie A Kennedys Gen Drygoodf isbings J Wagoners Grocer 6066 Pinckney Road Q LOW PRICKS Beer and Wine to Taka Out HOURS daily 8 to 9 r Ptane Howell P Act oi MaiA 8 197 U4 ScxKowett StxkckBtyftfiefc Subscription Ptic L50 perYr V ji iVirsJFiorice Ciuiea ad ianlvoi iiioajey ujia mrsuke race wu, wuimoja uKe unaea iau ian zxouei iorrneuy ot Wtui ajaKe uieur yrauuiijoirier on ivrurnmoua isiuna ercy ruis is WOTKATKI at JJJ61 ivi irusn Ai Oamp, Mr axia ivrs yvuyne AiLete en lenaaiea tve dbuxAu snuiday iev oacKUs ana ifo oi Lreii sea ana ine ororaon ttstera ox l psianu were urxaay guests ai Uie Jnarew iesoei rtoxe Oeorge iVioaoan arm wile sper tne wtseK en at meflCLDin ui ioveus, wie Wiiuam fUneiifamUy at UAeveiaxta, sp mo weotc ena at me nowurG iteaa nome jVurs JOJI fiownn aria, crxuaren 01 Gregory cauea a trie nooert ieua florae, l liiL cnn Wicvjuiitf iojflily oij Leuoi spent te week ena at ine neaa couaqe ai Tonaqe tiOKe ana naa as gesis iViaiA xyn iiiowrk ona ta varey an wxie o Derou ino Gene knerKm larruiy otj A an Aioor spent bun xry ax the ouis ishenan ruome Mcy, Axaxa ana wife ot Her1 sney spent tne week end with triends here The were San aay amner gnests at the CTifl iNOin nomew 1 Oiin HoDirvson and wife att8nd I ea the breaiaast iSaturaay mom I inq at DearrOTrj Park qlven ayj rrendship Masonic tcqe ot De txoit j Mr and Mrs Raiph HaHl speru Saturday in Ddttnd attejidP ea ine tunerai oi Mrs, Nellie Savory, , Dr Cecil Hendee and wile and tvoiYn NeU a , Mrs Rose Hendee were Sunday speni ScrtTOay with Mrs Lckth , dinner quests at the Walter v ariSlnmbroo, Clark home i Martha iasn Gpont Simday at J the lOiph hall nome f Roberki Ackley Marilyn Van Horiney Thorrrtrh o5 Coopers Slambrook and Gustaison qirls viho vs visiurvq a,the Asher Wy i J spent as week a a camp at Mn ie nome i Ikeqon j Tne Roboct Tasch tamiiy QJ f spenaniq their vocation, at Harr j Bonnie Hoekins and family ol ion in a iraiier horneP Detroit were Sunday quests at The Merwin Campbell krrnily the Robert Jark home spent the week end m Grand J j, Rapids i J Mis Dorothy Dinkel and Chrte , txston Clark and wile ot Unaj tine attended the wedding ot her Q called at Andrev Camp j neioe Margaret Alice Broqart to beii iWne 3uadv Joseph Shaw at Landing Satur Ray Reason ami wifo spent day ihe week end m Coopeisvilie I Mm, Mac Hano oi Whitmorei Serqt Oris Matteson and wifo Lake M Florenco Arft and are now at Ft Sheridan IlL rreno QO and wiie ot DeCrit Martin Martin tmd wUe of Lan j caTlod at the M , Rcosfcw home1 sinq spenl Sundo at the Irvirr priday Kennedy home Tvc Kenneth Molhrrran family J Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor wjae nor1h Qn vaccaion K a Sunda quest crt the Martin t Mrg vmhaddel of Deerfield Ritter home , 1 B visiting at the Leonard Lee s Tommie Ritter spent Saturday hame, with Tunmie Nash at the Lynn Qnd rs Joe Moriority of Hendee home Centerline called on JVlrs MarHoward Haines has Pc Qaret ciarV undov r Marble school of Rcr 1 Lbini Compete Uui Plnmhing Fixtures v and Soppftfrs IPIETF J Wt OF PUMPS WE sat WE wrnu WE SEBVICE 105 ASI U9t fo i3 COAL 100 PER TON LESS Flll W IWlrH ON KliKL AND MOII1 TM8 BIW Wf HAU PAS BY THE MONT11 IP YOU WISH UtWRfMNi KVVJJY iW CAUL 28 TXTER 0EHoey Son TELEVISION and I Antanna Solas Soviet WIOMPT AND crjisBTTOITft SERVICE MARTlfS HITTER i PINCKNtY MiCIi CAPEHAST TV rrAIEF PRONE 118F2 NOTICE OIF ANNUAL mtVM THE ANNUAL MEETING if Jiukney Community Schools, School District Nwn 1 nam Township, Livingston Comjty KUUI, WU be heW at the Pinckney Elementary Schu,i im ho iith day of Jy A D 1953, at 8 oclock P M dv rt uiMse of etecUn ONE TRUSTEE for a term ol TiiiCF, wrs, wxl for toe purpose of transacting such other busn a may towfu come before said meeting Dated this 1st of June, 1953 ERIC G ROSE Secretary, Board of plication, Pinckney ComrnnnHv Khoote ed the Marble school Burns and noved int i Jess Henry suffered a 1 athte home on Cedar JjWnday V 19 I Vrst week SlrnTcid moved into H y tt Hcm hor9JlYi i suffered a strpke won aqdn N6rtirvule at his home on Cedar Lake 2i Lnnv rend 19 JUGS INN WE VE SANDWICHES BEER AND WIKE TO GO TEKEVISIDK SHUTFLEBOMU FREE M0V53 SPONSORED BY THE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE PINCKNEY MEFSHASTS Every Saturday flight THIS WEEKS TITvDESPERATE CHMiCE rCRJUJXY OOEOT COMPtETTE MEAtS TRDRY SATURDAY AND OTEAKa CHOPS SEA FOOD OPEN PAILY AND CHCKEN r Howell Plncknty flood Pliona HowU 1535RW 1 v v PL U MB IN b WATER SYSTEMS S n9y Dinkel IE PHLASTAPPAN W1 COOLITBW ft automatic ov pIM t M baiiv it SAVE WtTM TWS RE CTAtINTiWDtfCTO RY i H 11790 18000 THE IAVET HAHOTlAaC a aw at A Speck fi You wiv HocJte Servtee ,r i Ai siV StM vV v,,r m V2L mOmEt DESPATCH Wednesday A f , Disk Harrow Btswisff Spook PUmcx Rnaocrt Lec eased h THE PINCKNEY SAMVAiUUM HAY M PUFFY M rAcstujy W o fcxcepl WMLU i t Mo Tuts Fa bat j t r kt EtZ3 Ub U sWGatrds Caltmtor Shovels fr Crank Shank Jloilin Coulters KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common bcnse to r place worn or broken parts on John Deere Equipment with only genu hie John Deere Parts Why Because they always t and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parte made from the sam2 highgrade materials, from the same patterns arid dies and with the same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fine, dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it 1007cJhnDeerei Oil Filters MGCLCSI xtfi STATE tidvvord D Spears Jun 12, 1953 I t tcnut noiioiaci uiu smith, Judge oi Probate CNOUC us riereby i rhat aij dteuiuia ol saia du uie is 4Uirea present u, , auiiaii in tfriung and under io iWiximi upon lrvfii J Kennec, oi Pinck 0 neyMicMgan,Hdicuc, , oi said es g tt , u S ul naL iU Evening by Apoinsutiti wU be neara and te iicus at Howell u WihJaw law oi said aejeci t b iterm int tU0C me HEHB SNEED the Probate Office on September 1 1953 at ten i M rnonm Itij 07 Gi it Jaered, ihai iic How nil Mafian by be civen by puiuccion c ieai total, irsuian e, Ifcktraud copy seitot for thie , con City, uike and Faua PiOAMrty A 8ptrioJHrv st Your Proper M 1 1U LEE LAVEY General Insurance I BEAL MUM rami, Uoni3 t and Business Qrcoiieaittt ,si Your Property Me GEEALD HESOtf Broker 2 0 OTJ 5 Mch JPh HM 4 9 bone 157FII rfErKn MYIiON HUGH PluxoMna and Hettteo Mcanstt llate Phone 183F2 10 75 East M36, Ptatfney Funeral Hose oo C Swarthout Vroi Modem Equinmejp AmhuJaoce fM hnt3 39 S 2 Pte3iff J FRED Disk Blade Stttl Chain Assemblies Cottbtc ot Biadcc Ctavtsc secutiveiyprevious tosiddayot heannr in the PinckneDispatch and mat the iidicuary caus a ccpy ot this notice to LQ served uon each known paiiy in inter st o ii laet known crci ieta uy reqisterea mui retmn receipt demanded at least fourteen days prior io such heurinu or by personal service ci ieasr live 5 ctak paor tc BVA hear i Hiram R Sniiihjudu oi i robate i nrue copy ufciet ia frjrshall Register Profcato RESPONSIBLE PERSOW male or female from this afea waneed vo service and collect from automatic vending machines No selling Age not essen ial Car references and 601 in j working capital necessary 7 to REFRIGERATION SE7MOK HAROLD RADY Uopairs on All Makes tfriONE 154F3 Ptockney AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYIiL CALL FOWLEVULEjl36F8 DH C I TOWNER Dentist Mortage Lake Aw 4 4er C EJCKHOFV OPTOMEmiSI 120 West Grand I Wei Av Jewell u Michiati tbone 358 eddice 61 UOYD HKNTF Livestock Hcmnc Wjekly tApu Made T wc Gaaerai Trciina PtorNne Mic Phone 161F1 ROGER J CARh Complete Insurance Cerroge Phone 43 Plnckn CEMETQtY MEMOBjMSitS Price You Can AnV i Vo Paj MILFOR GRANITE WMK8 Uiord Miohi12 hours weeldy nets thlyPossibility of full AnUitA AMVS 400 mon time wok aMeu AMVft JfOR SALEPbwer MowtCoopiiculors phone 7rUe P O box erCIipperia in Briggs 6 Stratt For local interview give fuI par foR SALE 9 foot cultipacker, ion mower 1 HP neajlv nW 521 Mpls, 1 Minn tractor drawn C W Burroughs For 65 A W Schroed i 8204 petysville Rd Pinckney Phone Pinckney 20F5 it I INDTPENDENCE DAY FOR SALE An Electric Kitchen Bob Vtdder UacheinertmsmeSe Hbip WANTED Lady for for Stove for 35 jwih Fourth oi July fireworks, clay work and hght ironing ,,7 T A tw rriP and saneerci Apply Mrs Walker fOrt bALE ElectromaetK four Don Swarthoutt We carry a complete stock of genuine John reere Parts See us for youff placement reds Piarc your parts order nor 1 adlts will be killed cr FOH SALE Electric Refrigerator, vff fdaYS weeena Jvr,exeellent condition make an oi FQR SALE 1942 PPymom Club TMtomoies , , ett 9256 Thumm Road beside CoupeK Mujtfqy Dagq I If you drive this week end make Oir car is in perfect conslOTe r I R LIKE THE ORIGINALS LA v REitl ESTATE BARGAINS IT HAT J flf Alt sur3 iDn Keio Farting irve all the safety rvle enre mav srtve your life vill be clFed Iuv 4 Vip CD Extra,BIG SILVER LAzGirl or woman to assist in housework and uaw VVA This banl Mick 4 bedroom home,2 car garage 2 lots, furnace, good condition, n Pinckney bedroom hom modern lots e bedroom homi or lots 2 bedroom hore 2 car qaraovand 2 lots, het water heat Pinckney 3 bedroom home, furnace, 21 Phone 35102 Ann Arrv lots or 4 lots, 2 year around hon erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reasc rn hoiio 133 cr 1 inj Or NTM ccr a 1205 M W Kcct pi 1FOR ATHLTICS FOOT Use T4L for 3 to 5 days It actually peels off the outer skin, iors buried fanqi and kills on Ccntrct If not pleased with instant dryinq T4L vour 40i back at any store Today at The CORY STORE THE PFr HoWwi Urrto Federal Supervisn i Member Fderal Daooit Insu Coporation All DepodtH Iwur ed Up to 11000 for Earh DepoIroT i care of children Phone Dexter 4065 548 0 Custom Hay Balling, ivsuand Bailer L Schroeder Sas West M36 ser eiiia WAITEDV Custom Bamng John 1 Deere tutomauc wire tie TLJ,77 iiu2TKlr, Coorqe jghnphalTgfi KOR SALE Good clean 42 week jFord 49 Dodqe 46 Buick Citizens Mutual Auto kisuranoie Gectae VanSkiver j Company Personel Jtpt o osirn u TI Phone HoweU 275 FOR SALEDuotherm oil, burner heater stove with blower 5tf Service i Pinckney QUALITY eats Fruit Groceries Vegetables SAW and Lawnmower 242 rui National Ave HowelL iciu Phone 1UJ Hand ScWd and Circle Saws FU ed O0S Hind Saws Retoothed HAND AND POWER MOWERS Sharpened and Reconditioned riOMt AND VAM OWNERS ,TUAv UALiTx HOUSE PA I MX, , aunrSnteed 5 years, no brush mxK3J days Free Triai, L YUCUUY payments,, Koolicote Alaminuin Uooi Coatirfjgiujrcii teed 10 years Liqufd Veneer for tnii Quality Ban Pain Pat Co, Cleveland sti nate Contact GPAYBEAL 11 Kepresentatlve 5371, Brighton, Mich tFOR SALE Double bed, coil springs, good condition, 350 245 Unadilla, phone 168F2 Mrs Skinner, phone 159 BOAT Windshiolcto made to your pattern Bring your pattern ABES AUTO PARTS, HowTI, Phone 151 FOR SALE2 oil barreisteel 55 gallons with faucets, I bed, 2 mattress and springs, I cot 1 ue, pes euoj sxLyz ejcD ee Nellie Gardr 145 Pearl St Pinckney phone 147F2 FOR 3A1 STRAWHEPJUBS4 Elizabeth Hartman, M6W and washed Cedar Lake Rd v A bcni FOH SALEGRAVEU sand and qruel graded or mix ed, also processed road gravel D I GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 4950, ,, ,, Mason Road Phone Howell ds and back qV 934 J 2 or Faille 388F11 lab AUTOKTXVli ijJS INSTAUSB Bi competent qicatai ample stock wn hand CUTVM wind, avail WANTEDunk cars, sera iron, furnace iron, junk farm machm WN MOWK 1 Weigh loads at city scales 11W4 Hwerbank Phono 151MANDELLj LAWN MOWER SHARPENING I Fish r, Market Prices Courteous Serrate CLARKS FOR SALEAImost new Sparton Television t for S15000 Inquire of Mrs Art Marshall 234 West in St, Pinckney WANTED Cusfom bednng, done with no Holland string tied baiiti Doan Gardner Pinckney ch phone 13F11 Estabusiie n t iBcorDorated lyl5 Howell Mfchl NDEPENi,ENCi DAY On 4th oi Jury we celebbra1e thei Declaration of IndependenceJ I The conditions surrounding that event in 1775 were as full of un certainity as any time sinceThe signers pledged their Iive3prop erty and substance to carry to a conclusion the principles set forth iri the document Arrayedagains them were the trained Armies and Navy of Groat Brjtiari Virtually with their bare hands and the will to win our forefathers made possible the United States of Amer ica we knew today Never should we forge how our our freedoms were wonAre we ready new to ar asmuch, or ABES AUTO PARTSV Howell, hone iol PIANO LEbSONS Classical or Popuff L A BEATTU Mush U Thone 157F13 HULAND LAgR IpCrL OEN W rOWLES K 8 C Foo Specialist CettopodSer 216 W GdRiver BsSaSMlca i Telephone OS Hear Cflic 9 75181 By ApromtrnM Res 71003 Man Tttn Wt4 k All deposits up to 10,000 insur2ed by membershi mp Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chick Storiev mi Laying Mash Frmers esd J Suppr , yO A , iasMi mmmm 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 01, 1953 Description An account of the resource July 01, 1953 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 1953-07-01 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/28164edec4c99f319dab995e58fd6160.pdf f2590862bb8b10af71d7b1814909db4b 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. mw WIWWWlUUJ fc Nat Horacm, Detroit tt 1Q0Q ifeOiU AYE, B y , 1 i A VaW MICHIGAN 1 MIRROR fife FtNCKNEY DiSPATChW4mday July 8, 19W N at Deaths MBS ELLA MERCER Mrs, Ella Mercer, 82 died at w , Melius Hospital Brighton July xjanger exists tnat tne Mich, 15 She was m in Putnam town Veterans irust rand may D , smp being me daughter of the misusea ix ine legislature eepKeep on casUny envious eyes at its surplus, bo says D hole late Francis and Anna Mary Marcle Heason, She was last of the chilaxen of this family, two Friday evens q at J0 Cpatessionst Friday after Wowwu, i Jcive Saturday 7m ir 0O Sunday beta 8i00 Ma Cuugicauoui brake, state treas he adds loc sisters, Mrs Iennie Hall and ui committees wno aiocate it Mrs Maud Allison and a brothseem to triune it ine tout peua er, Saniord preoeeaing her in uaeu sriuxe ii wu te lajcen away j decj irom them, This he denies he In 1904 she married William says tneir unused share will be Mercer of Pettysville He surviv creaited to them the next year, e There is a son, Dr Walter Tnis iund toiouied ol,0uu,0U0 I Mercer of East Lansing and a whicn was to be invesed and daughter, Mrs, Helen McGregor only the income irom it to re of Brighton and several gzancU used inis amounts to al,ioUUUU children, a year, in only one year, i94s, Mrs Mercer was a member of was more money usea man the the Pinckney CongL Church and fund earned, Last year only OES Chapter 145 559000 was used Witft this big The funeral was at the Congl sum available the legislature Church this afternoon, RevRueg hu diverted more and xrXOe of segger onaating, Burial in the K to oer purposes In 197 Pinckney Cemetery, uiey toax luuuu tor a veterans billet and 5U,UUQ lor adimnistra1 AwrwriMv PSTTKUCB 1C , , ,, ion expenseshis has increased JAI,JSVLy,, Y welc0 1 IQCQ iiftnnnAnu,onvauagner of North j CHURCH HEWS Personal v Bt, Mens Catholic WDcfawy Mithigac floats ot 2b Years Ago The Belle iioxcus Plawers andL1110, 1 J familY gH bana are nere on the Fcirnam LntSunay me lots this week Iheir plays arei tMt Lynn, Ligntning Smile i Gwtut Oomnntt, by The Editor Ahn Arbor calledmi i , The bingo war still rages in iM ft Albit i ScuitL , archer Smile Fife u Sail J SfJZFJ 18 ta, Sunday Mantes ma the Lure of the Cit I uP l1 e weelf, eod S 10 cavaJ at imghten ftwSSL wSTSiOO llii driSiibv Mrs Harold CampbeU home S S P qU Stta Swcout cnning her m5 , ThKenne,h Reosoh family of 11,1 unei, Mrs Kraft Mrs Will Kennedy were in collision viJh one cVven by an Ann Arbor boy Ji Wednesday at Plymouth and US23 roads, The ccrs were damaged but the occupants escaped serious injury r Married at Detroit June 28th Helen Mercer of Pinckney to fcev, Keith Ruegseq u Jf GreaoT JBJ , AU uxxwn buaaay bchooi yjU a ixi, WlU CadY ls a candidate for ior a yisk Morning vyorship luto t supt of poor and Bert Duller fo rllgrim FeliowSiXip Uu pa sheriff Jack Monks is runninq Monday WiqhtJoujde Stud ,wjJfor treasur in Ingham county Wed Choir iiacuse Junior 4Uu, Peter Guinan, 85, of Dexter AnnASr3tod oTUrLdna 9 r a Reason Suday fe T116 Ioit News naaylt was shorthved a state Janet Shirley spent the weekP0 closed cm gamoung there end in Petaakey wUh the Fuhrjrriioy In Ingham th pros man famUy carwvaL In Ingham the proseMr, Ralph Clinton and child J Av 9Un9 ren and Mrs James Adams and ieaiSL Wnfw Z00 son of Lincoln Park spent Sun f SS c day at the Casmir CUnton honw n JL oi and The Clinton chUdren remcrined C 81 day to Oak land county JJudge Holland diss olved the inlunction preventing The Herbert Palmer family the law enforcement officers inspent the week end in Flint terfering with carnival gambling Mrs Blanch Clark and Mrsand upheld the contention oi , Senior co oied FVidciy He was a native of Rose Hendee called on MrsCora Atomey General Millard that a Thursday night 800 Prayer ivteccj Silver Lake Sawyer in Howell Sunday f court has no right to issue an in 52 p110 P m The work of Pavina Main St Walter Qark was in Bristol, J unction to prevent law enforceIWe preach Christ and everyonestarted Monday, ucU very, very welcome pinn il Tenn, last week ment Brignton seems to be tne WA f 11 W cea St Brake does not like this tude Besides it Joe Hospital, Ann Arbor Monday at ic tWlJrin ine ae ot tiH wa the son of is tampexmg Gallagher For a with earmarked money which yuw iUeiusouiiL Cavery Mennoniie Churn Rev, Ezra Eachy, castor v , , , , hot spot in the county Two year Pincxcney lost to Oak Grove 6 Mrs Lydia Carr, Lakeland, ago Hoseciitor rrwin ckxmped to 4 SundayBatteries Pinckney, Ronnie Hoskins sr and wile and the lid on bingo in the county Connors, Swarthout and Brown, j Mrs Ella Hoskins of Detroit Q Brighon bingo he Ihirw should be discontin aaeraf SSJS SA M, 61 ch resJl of a fall from an 8 ued He mrM the county cam STtaSSfliSSdl 0 lUiOO i ladder Pinctaey,HoreSoricIns8raadrad 2,,M win cknnP , ld Brown, I Mrs Ella Hoskins oi Detroit Og Grove May, McCaUum Sunday a, the M3 was raided A tha, Ume 1, James Henry , home, 80 is in bedthei foot n rhneh and famiiy of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the discoiiinuecl WOA mittees wno handle the coimtys, Mftwi7tt naaY cnooi HCq Bedelia Euler gavo a hot doqJo Gr home, Also IW Matt We knew Tom Leiin 40 yeai main idea of the fund is to furn ter Mrg Kathryn ol DejSrol vi t2iL0n contest, beating Norm Illy Si W U A 4V t j kUSWA share of the fund He says they1 2 Boyda brotheit0unr Pt,Iea H03 7D roa a7PeachMtrone night last f011 vif Otis was dis ago aen ne waiuie star pitch have done a wonderful Job Tha CQarles ot Ann and a 3 CoJtageFeUownip Service week, Roy Reason won the hill 01 Swarish emergency help to veterans uoit A bromer Norbert de13th annual Bible School June by b ,,, o so they will not be forced to qo ceased f 22 to July 3 9 a JJ thouo won the hill elm on welfare Anything tending Tne St Josephs Monday through Fiia iy,Child test Wilhelmiina Bxrbonnais to prevent this should be ais,Church xhursday lU0u,ren 4 years and up velcome ond Berdella EuIer ticd for irge couraged a m Kev, Albert Schmitt omci 7 n TTHM place in the hot dog cotest,each iaung Burial in St, Josephs UNADttLA PrxiEr 2RIAN onsuming an Cemetery, j ov Yauch, pa car Donald Sigler attend d the j Morning Worship H 30 a m funeral of a school mt Haiold , xr 1,11 uin WILLIAM C HILL Sunday SchooJ 20 a rn Morris of Detroit Th rrda who Mr and Mrs WuUam Wta WiUJJSu J EvenSq Svice 8CC p rr, drowned in the St Cair River Wayne Carr is woi vi in thnnd charged from the army Satur l iachiyun tate NOimai day, bac Lull ifcvxui Later he coachea conege ivoiDuiiinen he had Murray Kennedy and wife a mUilUiy uccaniy at Island Imbing con I were in Lansing last Tuesday iai,e and rocemiw r , , ialce and recently nas promoted Ted Shmdorf and wile ot How auodi visions, cemiene and ell called at the Irvin Keened, TNT CATCHES FIRE quist, their 1J year old , son Wayne and iXiane and a iotme on Schaler noad July 11 auMtl3dvId Hoss all of DetroitHe was bom at hartsvuie, Pa, tTVM3STONLODGi JULY s1crte caaI l SSSiSTtoSXp Lake Friday I October 11, 1901 ana sought and1 WDAB Geor9e Hornshaw m Dtrot to spend the week end They moved onto the Aooot tarm ten sleDt in a tent which caught on years ago, He was a mechanic Monday night 8 p m Minstrel 1 i j Miinmiiot Wnv and worked at Lhe Detroit Diaftvi 25 MASONIC SKW The work of preparing for th are ,Mr, and Mrs WinguistWay and worked at the Detroit Dief Practise oA fc , ne and quest David werefet ior a numoer of years For Friday Saiurday July 24 25 Masonic Minstrel Show fo July taken to Bedford hospital withseveral months he has been illlMmsret Show at pinckrey Lght u and 25 qoinq aherd nicey cond and third degree burns Surviving are his wife, twjo ed field iuane was unhurt State police sons Tom of Dexter and William c rrro illr W a rr ciaarete caused the tire, at home and a daughterRosina, ba a y who graduated in June, There Is CONSSaVATiON KOTfiS also a sister, Mr Veiptoica CA CF THANKS rr jir Uvvll lU Uie ouiiding game He home FndayVem Kennedy and sefVa gverai terms as mayor egual number Af Guither and wives of Detroit Dr Biighton was cnairman oi the attend d the on Surtday board of Uupervia0n d a ca The Merhn Amburgey family date for gVvernorHe was dI Jn9 wii1110 fatod for reelection this eprfOQ ril Tn Vrand Wll l a 8ti candidate whear mi kL h in After his defeat the wieTenSers at the WJ iehan home were Georgv, ljSLRoche and wife of FowJerville, 9 W J Dr Harlow Shehan and wife of Jhtcn hotel mem who fllexi Jakoon and BiUy Shehan of tne cnara m hmi torney is foimer Gov Kim Sigler i , inr an Meckens ot bagertown ia, , i 1 , , r The aep has askea ,J1, The runeral was at the owar OES 145, Past Matrons Clubtthe bookThe salesmen wro Dexter cn seaon on slack b1 nome Funeral riome Friday Ladies Aid, my many friends Amanda DeBarr, George Tans year, iney areny a with ReV Rueqsegqer officiating and relatives who crte sinlev Portage LakeHarold Porter Joan Bird of Wayne jas beer j Th WaIter Mercer TTniI Martin Lavan is Grahams attor , assteting Mrs Aberdeen wiU of Eafit ipent the Q oney the dance numbers, j ths week end at xh Wm Mer About 60 pages of adverisin cer home I wish to thank the 1inckney have been sold in the proqam, Callers at the Jesse Henry Livingston county s famous homo were Bud Nesbitt and rcc norse case ended amid a aus pnu oi grey squineis wm yafinQiikesCemetery flowers and cards duing my vue not protected recent illness They wcia verv, Snowshce hares cue deciininq jtrjuah apprsviated J in popuiauon again irus is a PETER BQBON i v Lu RearM I unatlr ea tneir IU yecr cyclelhe Peter Bobon 50, a heating and j au uroppea irom 147OUU in i53wl plumbing installer and contract to i21 0UU last year or died at his home on Dexter, Three Canadian wild ceesa Pinckney Road Juiy 1 after a Mr, Lucy Cuinane iierman liai d ai the Grand Haven short illness, He was bon in ana ivir ivnnni rtutheicrd ot tae park last week and stayed Poland Nov 26, 1894 but came Finn called ou Mrs Mojy Hoff 2 aavsbeiore going north Tney to this country many years ago bcuuday, we tame and red by visitors and Lved in Detroit, About ten Quests oi Mr and Mis Flons 7 re Diot Qt Rose Lake of years ago he purchased theCiarx the 4tn were Mr and Mrs oak maple cmd aspen nas beo Albert Jackson farm on tho Dex B P Moron, Mr, and Mrs Jesse I uSut to see u it will in noad I Stormont, Mr and Mrs , Wul ruSwt and sguirrel populion Surviving are his wife, two 1 a uces amoved were immai daughtergj McKinleyr ma ana Mary Hoit xure spe , lesDedeza Detroit, Mrs, bophia Chanyi and Mrs Mary Eichman attended 50U0 were planted at Rose Lake, aamra y officiating Burial was in St Marys Cemetery Ward Mrs Mable Gray cf Demons Alfrea and Peter ir and3troit, Mrs Alma Hams and ledy in South Lyon Monday, The funeral was in St Marys i Guests at the Ben White nome f ilfLi T lOBAAY HEWS fhe Pettysville Civi AssnhaS The admiriistmm at Wash he le S Song by Lindop last week were the Ernest White family of Howell, Basil Whites of Ionia and the Carl Bidwells of Brighton The Earl Gallup family spent adiH ington had to retract another e week end at Iron Mountain wife, AI Nesbitt and wife Frank u Lare oi puoucity in the Wayne Whitehead and wife of Doroit cucuii couii last week with pic Charles Whitehead nd wife iie iu th Detroit papers, it be and Beatrice Lamboin of Greg yan a couple ot ears ago when orv wiaiuin Nu oi liowell become Stanley Murdock and wife of the owner ot a luce horse,David jConuna spent Saturd at h lvler Ndv got TB and sold a i 3oN Pik home M 1o d Gal u iiuit interest in the horse to r,viv f Ioro nnd Genevieve David Klein oi Howell Klein Roepcke of Detroit ailed or Intel bought News interest tellpTndnv ing iim the horse was no good Callers of Mr and Mrs Roy Wnen New heard the horse had r ililmham IJ1 weeV were Bert won 735 in purses he started Hooker and wife, Clare Milbr auit against Klein with the horse Hiland Patterson Silver Erd ,nd wife rs HTTX Tsele ln possession of the Wayne cir VanSickle Stockbridae Law Pinclcnev Guy Blair nd wife Cuit court, Finally it was ordered renae Baughn Gregory, AVan FowlervUle Charles CVas3 and sold from the court house steps, Slambrcok Brighton, Whfrmore S6 rndMrs He,len, Shl1idt of New bid 300 Martin Uraa,atO RobinsonT Bake, r BSS1,HC7 0 ,Gabw torney for Klein bid 810 and Lakeland Hamburg, Orland Win i and Jf wife rn 6 OT f N slows HoweU Ross Pead, ye L,5 nStTie ets half e Wlftmna8ye editor Fmckneytfack Hannett,iJuly 3 a Ioel Edwa d the Win Baughn L Bkrughn Others have also sold advs We expect to have the complete program next week APPRECIATION PARTY 6th one Amanda and Dorothv DeBarr, were July 4th guests at the AI i Senator McCarthy had of the bert Dinkel home ArT Caul uo Un American Adiviidee and Mrs, Mable Dinkel called Committee made the front page Sunday again last week when his head Mesdames Kitsie Dinkel and investigator J B Matthews in Marjorie Musson were in Brighr D e,s reUae charged that 7000 purchased toe a stSeenriait weskT Following JScanT hWewihtheni The members and friends of ton Friday Protestant clergymen in the Unit Son blUndo Xthe Ubra the canceUcmon of the airplane Rosfi Lamb of W Ulow Run was Congl church presented i George JWWt llf wAol Staterrrevomotmg CooB Sale at library from 1 1 De1 EdwaTd Wakefield faxnUv A m town Thursday oit wcuid be bypassed in the future due to excessive union to 5 p m on July 11 BRnSIlla former Plnck actWities and the fact kwer Wds JSttoSft crtrBStoJtaa could be gc,i ekewhere ThU h lint thTfollowinq cUpp caW JZ2ZrT are in New York state Tuesday the George Thorno Mrs Eloyse Campbell a beauti i Ann Arbor and Wesley Morri munism from their pulpits, This ful brass and parchmemt shade n of Chelsea spent Sunday ai ha8 cauged the other members lamp in appreciation of her work h ver hone oi e conunJttee toow w7 , as organist the last IS yearsThe Row J J charge and demand th McCar sons entertained for dinner the presentation was by Rev Ruegifd Thoyf d 0 thv fire Mathews which he re Wm Fogg famly of Chicago,, segger a the church last day gueste at the Herb Snea tQ d0iThrt haye beenveU Mri Bett davinqei daughter Wednesday night, Nancy Nash hcJe min S61 , 4 ed attacks on the clergy Pftore h8em1meJTe,3orleT Drake and wifeUlW VanSIambrook won MrtoMo Howe11 spent d mdid uni have 3 pubSf Kan ion Jni the statement was with1 Sr Yvenk of Ann Arbor and prize yfor the best duet Lry fP d the 87 been attacked but this is the tort lBS5Ti 20A lsm la fart It wclatoedI it R E ow and wife, lli0 played aorcHcrn numbers home , jrfrtIJSS Pinckney, n i never made Meantime the It was 103 degrees here to y m0fflddn but it was reportedly even non er in nearby Hell charges of waste and inemaen cv are made against Kaiser Paula Curlett dedicated her song JZSTlnn jS charge, that the Ncrtiooal MG thB Good Lord Bless and i o University hospital, Ann Ar wWch is May Keep You to Mrs CampbellThe rsehment table was decodat Kmer IMiclmmed the plant STRANGE STORY OF THnEE HeU is tof50 WOMEN IN 1 BODY , pink candle8 m ayM Zw P mnv The nam6Sthree Pe01J holdersHowers were pink roses year ties three women aU in one md bbe delphiniums, She T ,iwJaprt OJT nthing and that as body the amazing storyJ on i ,1ge the lamp with her new Phone for an nurnna reporter Hammond or bor last week tor pouo tet XJ of mo ol th PwWwhich showed he did not hav thl BapUrt it oMMnUi twncxiSalOKi to get the tomperature , at a time, This may But the people of always existed in in a heat wave its two dareer 1 lesF, We workctae Body war you Read Three Women In The committee was Mesdamee porkone Body, starling in this Sun MrrW White and Geneva Van Mr and Mrs Roger Can en a Com2u2SL frm the fad Baker family of Syracuse, N Y TO SwBfcS tained over the 4th the Paul they approved th JTZ Lto Bettys family of Walled 1 Lake, Bob Can of Grand Rapids OammiiniM inured, and the Wrrm Carr family A hofer there than in Pinckney,, 2d m oneThey, daVs July 12 iue of the Am ibrook That would make Hells w 1LZ he1 up by erican Weekly, famous color mnSS temoertruw today 105 were conunuauv nei up magazine with Deiroit Sun Gardner and wife areday ds fc iTS kee upXh each d es bak from a visit, with, their Brandon White jr or inflection held then, up, Wo, I TTry wet to work dnflv for o Aw Iwll be rHiT cfter sweet, weeks oeriod and did t a 1 wu wwk and souri do anything but keep out Vt n hi f K m Nancy Wylie underwent an, , Ma operation on her leas at Unlver, T T WeoAJrfMmd sity hospital, Ann Arbor Thurs mother, M Kaftittot Paul Ware Plane tiwnMateaA KftsMt atnon nx cherries this ones later iPhone your orders ta tignt, Sw, W H Meyer, phono 4SFI2 of James andx family in Vermont, land Charles Hewlett were homefcmd to the Wayne anw I Hugh Doolittle and wife have from the army camps the 4th the oJjyno TubV XIMU iome after, vnn their Rv Douglas Ostattw of East IV WC WJf Bertie Smith is hi 8outh Da son Tim and family at FtSheri Lansing preached at the CcnkX 5 Hotete eow uem oy koto returned home after vWjvtheir Rv Dougl Lansing prec ddh HI church Sunday s t iitiS 1 0ATCB Wodnosdoy July 8, 1953 SB Cot things to do places to go Tolav range iasf And accurate, too Each surface unit l eaures heat exactly no lidlifting neces M u, i the meals ready for th table Your kitch cool, your pana clean and sparkling Have you seen the 53 model electric ranges Theyre really wonderful Stop in soon, wont you Golden Anniversary Year Us Any Time in Jaly Of Beet Den on a New HMttt W mi YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SERVjfJE CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR 18 YEARS Livingston fthror Sales TOUR BWCE DEALER HOWELL MICHGAN WHEN BETTER AUTOMOB1LESARE BUILT BIHCE WILL BUILD THEM t Mice trfc uocJc that is li wbt I Ml i t your foot roa u Mm 1 itytt, lealhartai olor Ortr iXtu0maQ 1 m to MASON SHOES DIRECT FROM FACTORY iJ t your JUGS INN JACK HANNETT Married at the home of the, I bic iust weelc, isormem Wilson riainied Miss Irene Duti oi Detroii was to haye entertained the alumni at a strawdo Fnday night mi i can spoiivu w sne entertain ed in em at the joui Monks home Uver 4UU Lbs oi snapping tuiJ eo taken rroin uie lakes heiel were shippea itsburq Pa, lat wee, rtupert Gleiin made the first shipment oi vruebenies from here last wee R, Clixton hao purchased a self feeding separator Floris Moron swam a mile at Portage Lake lest week Rev, Fr Comraeriord is spend irig 2 weeks witii friends at Lake Huron, George WeiVian came neaj drowning SunayWesley Vines saved him The Young Laiias Guild meet wiih Lucy Swarthout Monday niiit, The Washtenaw Light ana Power Co have purchased the water rights at Hudson Mills oi the Birkett Mfg Co Paper making has been discontinued there Mollie Kely horn gone to Petoskey to work this summer H B Gardner is in northern Michigan on business FTrwJ Theater HCWELU ulicHIGAt Double Fearue Program J fu9gWd ThMr June 30 July 1 Friday Saturday, July 10 11 Wed Thur Frl Sptf Ul7 1 2 gj1Autay In 3 Dimensions MAN IN THE DARX Staring Edmond OBrien Audrey Trotti ANn i First World Fight in 3 Dimension1 ROCKY MMCIANO VS JERSEY JOE WALCOTT W Saturday, July 11 Mat ScsV 2 pm eonL Roy Rogers tmd Trigger in MY PAL TRIGGER Man in Dark not shown at mat Cartoon Sunday, Monday July 12 13 Sun Mat 230 p m, cont Betty Grable Date Robertson in ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY Also APRIL ft PABftSC Technlcoiai With Doris Day Ray Bokjer Cartoon, Terrier Stricken Sunday, Monday July 12 13 SEMIMClLE leciioicoif With Rock Hudson Barbara Hale and Anthony QuKnn latest News bport Cartoon Tues Wed Thur, July 14 15 16 le tt WHITE LIGHTNING Siiantsy Stanley ClementauBarbarq Bestar AN THE SILVER WHIP a Drama Starrlasf THE FARMER TAKES A WIFFRory Calhoun la Roberta News CartoonPapas Day of Reel in tejisaicoiov omeay caron Tues Wed Thur July 14 15 16 Jose Ferrer Zsa Zsa Garbo In MOULIN ROUGE m techi4tolc Cai ComingiNever Let Me Go Young Bees Lee Theater Whrtmce Lake, M fWigilflOrri NidS Ford Eager, Howell drycleaner, was in Texas, 2 weeks ago and called on Lucius Wilson at dellaire, Texas, Mrs Emmo Jacobs 81 died at Plainlield last week The Stockbridge American Legion has started a project to erect a Veterans Memorial at Ihe entrance to the Veterans Memorial Field there ikrn to Fred Singer and wife, last week, a daughter, Nancy Laine, The Jack Richmond home at Unadilia was struck by lightiing 4a st week, Casey Wiggins, teacher and educator, died at Howell last weekJie was a brother of Ralph md belonged to , the Masons, consistory and Shrine The Grand Theatre at Brighion ia veopeued with Mrs John Ellis as manager, , Russell Rowe music instructodj at tne Brighton school, will no return next term Sandra Keckonen of Brighton on the Detroit Edison scholar1 Xcbrfn GiayeonGordon McRa ship to the Universify f Michigan1 Friday, Saturday, July 10 11 Double Featuito FORT VENGEANCE4 in Thrilling Color wan James Caig Rita Moreno Ala SIREN OF BAGDAD in techniooloT iitarri, Paul HenreidL fcatriciia Medina Also Cartoon Sunday, Monday July 12, 13 THE DESERT SONG In teohrjeelor Coming Down Among the Shel lng Pabns Hiawatha Scio iheatre CO DRIVE THEATRE on U S 12 ox kelson Rd5 miles west oi Aia Arbor Paygroound Children under 12 Free admitted Free Friday, Saturday, July 10, 11 A PERTUOUS JOURNEY With Vera Ralston David Brian ed Scott Brady Also WOMAN THEY ALMOST I flYMCnED W Joan Leslie Audrey TrotteTJehn Lund and Brian Doolery cartoon i Sunto ThursTuly 111314lTl6 THE STOOGE Dean Martin Jerry Lewie AN1 JUST FOR YOU Also StarrU Blng Crosby Jane Wyman Orrtoon Sylvan iluster Chelsea hcai, 1 u Caileton Cook of Lansing has located in Howell He is associated wjfh Dr May Charles Monroe has been elected iad of the Howell Lions Club and Clifford Heller of the Rotary The following were called, for military service July 6 Chcfles Parker Jonn Golden HoWell Paul Sullivan Detroit Robe Mack Milford Elwin Thorsby Toledo Haloid True WWJ broadcas and Steve Cochran lovely heB Ceytopq Tues Wed Thur, July 14 15 16 DANGEROUS WHEN WET Technicolor with Esther WiUiamsJernando Lamas Jack Carson Charotte Green wood Denlse Darcel novelty Cartoon Also NeevB Mr, and Mrs, Pardon of Rush Lake were Friday dinner guests last ter and wife are spending two Qf te George Roushes weeks at their farm at ORubbsj MrTnd Mrs Herb Sneed took, i their nephw, Bob, Mauk to interlocken Music Camp week, f Charles Gateman of Howell who has been in the law office of Martin La van a year has pass Ioiis ef 48 V k WE RAVE ISANDWICHES AND WINE TO GO TELEVISION SHUFFLEBOARD s Ago WilHam Dardy and Matt Jeffreys caught 45 blueqiils that weighed 34 lbs dressed, , , There were 14 births in Put US 12 and Fletcher nm township last year wek, S rSool disct votes July 13 on raising JgmUs lor a building fund The body ef a man WgYf an tTbeueved to be Martm Soda a vagrant was famd S2 io A FTetcher Roads last IRISES FOR SALE ALL THE NEWEST MLANTS N BLOOM Don B Savery 8630 Chilson R4 Whs Lake HnsVton Mich, Friday, Saturday, July 1011 SCANDAL AT SCOURlE A drama starring Walter Pidgeon, Greer Canon and Donna Corcoran Technicolor Finest family picture of 1953 New Cortooa Sun Mon Ts July 12 13 14 6 Big Days 3 SALOME Starri Rita Hayworth Stewart Granger Charles Lawton fiun Shows 3, 5, T 9 Cartoon WedneedayThursday July 1516 TANGEL FACT A drama starring Jean Simons Robert Mitchum Shows 715 908 Coming Small Town Girl Dangerous When Wet COMPLETE MEALS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS STEAKS, CHOPS SEA FOOD AND CHICKEN OPEN DAILYMM Bfw Plnekney Road Phone HoweU I535R11 Male Help Wagoners Qrocerv Wan ted m m, bf TAX NOTICE Village Taxes are now due and sayasto at my home sash Saturday ril Oetober I, 1553 HELEN REYNOLDS, 4 Village Treasurer m MO E Putnam St 6066 Pincknoy Read Quality Merchandise LOwravcES Beer and Wine to Taka 0 HOURS daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 le 8 Phone Howell 705J2 Experien tv rnmcessary Applv in Permn CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK ttQETK MiaOOAM THE gifCgKY JDISL The Peoples Store M5LMW3 Groceries Drygoode Can ned Goods Shoes I etf Furnishings Lingerie I Ketineciys Gen Store L HADSER0UhAV ,AN ATTACK CAMi5iA ICOOLDHARCi 41 iNCHWVyiTHE TciPH0NEWASMy W CHANCE TD66T HELP, I TDLD THE 0PERATRWHAT HAPPENED, OWE HER WV 50NI IgQNs NUMBER K CALL ART AfJ P 1 UAPSBPASAIN VJTBORHEt m v m WAP7ERISPKET9 LfeJivlHE CALLED THS DOCTOR LEFT FR W HOUSE ATCNCg THAT SWEET OPE 6KEDIPI NEEDED TALKIW610dcWi IB0N CAME VEROUICKLy ANDTHEOflCTPRCAMEA FEyVAMNLTTES LATERE HVL NEVER FS5T 4 M N iMtfetr tt wV IN AN iJ iJN VNCi ft A Xy tei fc V i HEN YCXJ THINK OFAIL 7H CAUS VfcU MAKE AND CEVEAND HCW LITTLE EACH iJk CA L COSTSyou REALIZE THAT VOIR TELEPHONES ONE OF 2JR BI56EST BAV,SW0RTH A LOT A4a5 7HANIT05ST3, MICHIGAN BELL SK US VDUR MOST UNFORGTTABi TE4CPH0NfcCAU IT B JSEO W AN toVEnrisEMBNr LIKE THIS, you wfu RiCBVElHP ARTGT ORIGINAL 0AWiM6 AS A CTr 2EK2 DEWVRTMeNt Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Close Matter at Pcstoffk 114 SoHowell StPine nev Mich Subecription Price I J tjii Frank Zieger and wiiie spent their vacation in Montreal Can ada ThjS joe Griffith family spent last week in Canada Eddie Haxnperian oi Detroit called at the Dispatch otfie Sort uxday, He works at the Detroit t tank arsenal, i biaxuey Uuuuei and, Fred Sing er auyiaaea the DetfoitUieve ian nigm game iuesday, j ivirs, ixrotny iinkei, johnn I ana Unribtme are visiting nei h sister Mrs james Sweet at Battle Uremic WIIQ underwent an oper anon, ine Clarence Culver family 01 rarmiiigon spent Monday ai the Levi array Kennedy homeMiss ricrence Preuss and Mrs, N Lnquist visited their aunt in Ohio last week, Mr and Mrs Harvey Vrick and iamily, Sturgis, MrsJr t unch 011 Fort Wayne lnd, were week cnaj guests at the home ol Florence Jreuss, Mrs Rene Miller and Carol were in Adrian the first of trw week, 4 MJ Emma Voilmer and son, John called at the Charles and Wilbur Eisele ana Steve Gerycz homes in Fowierville Sunday Merwin Campbell spent the week end in Grand RapidsBeverly came back with them The Roscce Yarborouqh family ol Berkley spent the week at the Wm, McMacken home OL Patterson Lake, Mrs Eleanor Brogan attenea, a reunion of the Brogan sisteis at Woodland Country Club ai Brighton Sunday, I Keith Ledwidge is working i A the Citizens Mutual Auto Ins Co The Fred Reads are at in, Uliuiis Portage Lake, tor July, Sunday guests were Maniyu Brown, Dr Steve Brown and wife Bill Dewitt and wife ana Mrs Fioagland of Detroit, the iio bert Reaa and James Whitiey amilies Barbara McAfee attended tno ord Camp at Dearborn last week Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson at tended a party at the Detroi Yach Club Tuesday night, , Medames Lester McAfee and Harold Rady were in Detroit lat Dr, Charles Hoder and wife o ietroit were Sunday guest ao f ihe Lester McAfee home, Barbara went home with tham foi a visit Janice Burns is working in Dexter, Mrs, Ray Bcrns spent the veek end in the Conklin home in Farmington and was in Derit, The Ambrose Kennedy family were Sunday guests at the iIoyd Hendee home, Gerald Kennedy and family Howell spent the 4th at the lr I vi Kennedy home, Mrs Larry Camburn attended a shower Friday for her neice, Geraldine Barnum at the home of Mrs, Eva Hankerd 14 werej th3reGeraldine manpes Charles Sullivcm this week , Mr and Mrs Robert Seefeld and Mrs Florence Baughn were in Flint Saturday, George Fletcher of Ypsilanti who had a cottage at Portage next to Fank Aberdeens, died suddenly Saturday The Rex Noggels of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Frank Aber deen home, The Wm Lamb family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the WH Mver home John McDonnel and wife, Geo rae Kenny and wife and Lester McAfee called at the Clifford VanHarn home Sunday, The RaRsh Hall, James Hall and StanleTHaU fcrmiles spenf, Sunday witkJferlari Hall family crt CroswelL Mrs Louie Covle spent Thursday and Friday with Iola StacVable in Lna and Sunday with Eva Melvin The Martin RmerKenneth HulL Mark Nash fcmiilies, Mrs, pr Nash and Isabel pkmiced at Silver LakA th 4th, Mrand MrWPfrTrjh Hall attena er the funeral of Mrs, Ednd Stanton Seaboldt crt ffilsdale ursday, M Mr and Mrs ATbert SWrlev Myroir fiffughei Plumbing Heating Complete Lin3 Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies eucTRicion AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERS COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPS jWESEU TTJ WE OJSTAU WB ijtlCi EAST M38 hone 183F2 sr 1C J COAL 100 PER TON LESS FILL UP NOW WITH GOOD CLEAN FUEL AND AVOID THE BUSH NEXT FALL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING EVERY DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER 8 V 4Lu Hoey Sons TELEVISION n f d knimu Sales 5rviu PROMPT AND COURTBOUS SERVICE i ARTM RHTER FiNOCNBY MiCH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 fillips cpilgos 9 w in rgtrott uv A emr NEW RANE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOL1TE rht omaxUg auiomilic evtn pllel thnt dot Ml VM fiosi Yeuvt f ot H ttjt Mbtlievt It SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER , Regunr price Special pi ice You ovt 123910 17940 I ivir ana AU V entertained 39 Sunday at a lawn , dinner, They were the TXnryt land Gayle Shirley Mohtman, Dale Vuller, HoTlw Hollowav t9onard Lee and Hoy VMaht families, WftV end auests crt Ow iRoush home WTA Tlv WMtrw lemd wif Mrs Vfraiiua He dan and son, Billy, lack Ttr lllJiJ oi Detroit and the ATbert TTDOS nWlm ki family of Tiltonvflle, Ohio ww PHONB ti Cemt In tedoy Bt tht first to own HiU boolM rang with to many oHrnding cooklneoatc foalurs r errleo vgfofc i zrK iH v riplppppllpiw, PPSPB mi nip u j Hi,iiwmi111111111 Hi JII9PWWI,IW T JCB Wednesday July 8 19S3 bTATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court lei ex u p ttriagcta In Muttei at tfee tisiute , Kdward D Spears, Deceased At a tMMiuo ut uaia Cc it aeld June 12, 1353 id mm QNAl fiORNEP THE KNOBBY SKtaiiMM REAL IfMIII Lata list Your Property STifl, I QEBALD BLMm CMMT Bar Gtuxdi Shotcb iWttWMT 4 KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain comanoo sense to replace worn or broken pans on John Deere Equipment with only genum John DeerefiNsu Why Because they always fit zdjittiojin as wfiU as the oriirials thty rajtaq VK re eact duplicates of the ovii Llpasu raadt fcfin the saru hihoradf mateciahi Com the pattern aadkM and with ihv iiau quality wbflBfSRuhip Vou caai afford to handicap the iy a Mfebiuan rtesenL rioaoiar UJC, h tfnlv fltOO it It to 2 r W mith, Judge a tae fikcosx WecuieyiJht j Broke 2 0 fcrt ar 1 iHrjxJmej, Mich Fb it flume 7111 SON 1 Pivot eina Icons Stole Rne 183F2 Office 335 ImvLmjm 14 073 East MM Pb 4ney veaShas by ApiolnjaneU j PuneiapHor OUFUu iSouce i hereby Uv a, ihat ail Hag, tUssw rji fiatj S j creators of said dece st are re , quiaa to presemt Lie c, m Uik G ft McCLOtUEY wriliag and uadez ui io scad iwi Jourt, and to serve jouy ureci JPflPki upon lrviu J Kennedy oi Pluck lUVl Wortb ueyMichigandicuary oi said es 501 iai ua inat iu ciaims wiii be neuia and tu hiirs at T aeithio atsiJin I the Probate Otnce ca Septem rMia nsw fcW 1 1563 at ten A M ruoi U3 407 E vi ica it le laeied luui jatvt How,u HUokau, I 3ED C B4CKBOri by be ivqn by pu JLCa ton ot Heal Estate lcJUftmie, lielufafie OPTCMETHIS1 co tieot ior three w K con city, uake and Faun IHoiMity j irO Weat Gran A TWei v, wxttiveiypxevieas tc aiadayoi A Specjatttv lUwQ s Mtehfrow neaiinc m the Pincknay dispatch ,tj four Property V I 11 iffeoce W8 etddc 611 and uat ihe tidicuary ause a copy of this notice to servea UOYD MFOTF Moment Equ5nnf t Amhnifwc fW4i CcaakShuk Jtolliac Coolteca lou caac afford ti irc, depenuaDle pyfc John Dcrt Equipment Kep it tormance or your 100 JhnDcer out LEE LAVEY General aupnaace S8F3 rHflckas it Dlfk Blades ofun each known party m intei fit A lie last known cc, es uy lecfistered rnl retiia xecaipt ,t Remanded at least fourieen dayt tttrnfrPRAlifev SERVtG prux to such bwuinu ty SJISHPIWm neisonai service at iaasi live iS niitrT 471 aayi piu tc sub hex vu ilepax 08 Hiraai fl Simthuda obaly PnCiNElSIWjfcciHaey i A aue copy , AUCTIONEEB jLiehla FarhhdU, rariu Sales a BpSttittHU uibtoi Prdfcat BEST WYUL CAiX FOWU5VOLB 436F6 Livestock HaaSnr Weekly Xips Maae General TficHnc Ptefier Mr Phone I61F1, Std Quia AoyabBf IMI, iiiiiiiiiitiif i iinittiiiuii i niiHiiiiiiia t nIMIIH 1 liUUUUUfll JT,,ff,r,T rKJllllllTlllll MBJlimilH KMM tiTmTTfTTafa KatvtsaJ ROGER J CAR Complete Insurance C Phone 43 Ptnckn DE J TOWN6E CEMETrY MEMOE i, Prices You Can AnV d 0 Pu MUFOR GRANITE VYdHI ,uiard Mlcalc j RESPONSIBLE PEROW mulu oi femaU from this area waiwod io service and collect kijin automatic vending mach InlUt iaea No belling Age not essen paci w w 4 tet iiiL Car references and 603 in , woikuig capital neceesary 7 to , 12 hours weekly nets 400 mon , , hlyPwdstbihty ol lull time wok UUiiIiea Al4V FOR SALE Rabbits of all sizes, Lvuloraphone Virte P O box pick VVIyie phone 113F3 For local Interview qive lull par SALE 9 foot cultipacker, S1 Mpla 1 Mian , BtmTS OF BANK MONTY ORDERS tractor drawn C W Burroughs FOUNDTraiiei l QAM pixonc fOR SALEi Power fylowCoopFoi 65 A W Schroedti Phqne Pinckuey 2US I We carry a conir to stck of genuine John Mere Parts See us forwent placement fleets Plac your parts order nowi BUY ONIY fffVff,A LAVEY HARDVTAMI Cnveiaea You can mail KELP WANTED Lady for for jJJ Slrolt an where to pay bills day work and light ironing wer Ik HP neatly aew Suiety They are value on Apply Mrs Walker the payee So if lost they can uone Biighton 5096 readily be replant f c fleerat pQR SAL Erasiomy Beasoiuibv in cast j exceliont condition, make an ol tove or b, Bob edder irflk less than other types of er, 925S Tburnm Road bCMud mouey order l store SJvr LatoMrat Wojje I Buy Your Wre Odtr, at ThlSiG SILVER LAKEGkI or wo man to assist in hoaflework amoj Banli lh rl K,,x V Howea rVikk ftrkTfe ESTATE IAMJMN6 droom hetne2 t3 furnace, good Plnoimey 4 bedroom home, rneders, S 2 bslhssMi pK 2 eWrsresj md 2 Ipei bet weser beat us Levi er 4 1 9 yeei esreund kernes at Ptteriien lm, lim 9era neasojs PinekneyMich Phene 1W S home, furnace, 2 K ifiUYa 1 Phone ne 351 Arm W MR AWTI4S FOOT Ube 74L ior 8 to days U aofctajly peels off the enter skin, buried Jvrio T 1ural iaoo ln3U n , At iJepcu Insur0 t Up f r,rj caie of children Phone Dexter 4065 Fori bALE aectromjstff iour burner kitchen range Pfceae 63 Don Swarthout OR SALL1942 Plvmoutb Qub Coupev Mmrray Duqq WANTED Custom Bailing John Deere tutomatk wire tie George Johnson, phone 179F5 tw7 Eah Depos I FOR 1 ALEI Good clean 42 486,West M Ford 49 Dodge 46 Buick WAiVibLroui iuay toi ainer WAN A Li Custom ricr saumg, new rtstiland Boiler , E Schroeuei Oi L 1 George VanSkiver rurogi acyi kills on Contact If not pleased with Instant drying T4L your 4U at any store Today at Hie CRY STOi 1, jvii I4twua A jsi f ent iinds ui ulni wetutions, POR SALEDuotherm cI burner tn progrumj 40 l4fcfa aV a week Citizens Mutual Auio Auiance Company Peisoii tt Phone Howell i5 ecftei stove with blower 1 ivirs Skinner, phone 159 i HAU Kc tooth fed j SALLJ Double bed, coil Lunncj, oa condiflon, 350 Ms LfAadilLi phone 166F2 1 4 tOVVVrt fewAi Vvinsisa made ta l,vit yur putiii aig your pattern J iifconiiiJuned itr I eats fruit QUALITY 1 Grocerl Vegetable rui wViLrifi uiited yaars, no ,j aays hre Trial ini ,UVUOUIJS, Koolioote , ij iiju Canu9Auran yu iujUid Vsneer ior J uiUy JM J oifit , v,,, Ciewland i vitc sciitrc CirfAYBiAi 1 tai Uepidieutulivfc rJ, brujhon Mich lUrt SALIAliJiOdt new Spaiton Lciw3ion lr 15000 Inquue , Ki4 Ait Marshall 234 West J St, Pinckney AiNTLDOiuitoni bailii, done viih new Holland aUmg tied kuv beau Havdni Pnckney ivj,h, ohofie 13F1L HnEa Aoiu PARTS, Hcwil Phone 151 FOrt SSTEGRAVttii, washed Pinckney, phone 147F2 sand and cjiAcl graded er mix ed also proesicd road gravel D GLAVLL COMPANY 4 miles weat oi Howell at 4950 FOR SALE2 oil barrekeieel 55 gallons with fouceU, fced, 2 mattress and springs, cot 1 table, 2 Stficdr 1 lone seat sett ee Nellie Gardner 145 Pearl St AVTOilVii L,unS INSTALL ED B competent glcsr amfJle r stock n hand Curved wind Mason Road Phone Howell ajlields and back gli avatt 984 I 2 or vlervile aflPFll able tijL ,Lr AS AUTO PAlitt, atowell WANTEDtJunk cats, scrap iron, phone 1M metals, battelies, automotiveL ir rrr SLjr j mdiaitess, cast aon radiators, SAW 5HRJK2S rurnace iron, junk farm macVi LAW,eKyERu SMAENWG ery Weigh loads at eity sctues U524 Rlverbmk UM ABES AUTO PAKTS, HoweU, MLAND UyElOCrL Jhone 151 r fp I hjb, , PIANO LhbttONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTL Rush U Phone 167F13 IPV Mlchtonr EN W FOWLE1J S C Foct StAclallst 213 Wi TeU phone Office 75181 By Res 71003 Mon dRiver, BrlliJPMlAi Wed mconxwruted 115, A aaBv Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS I of independence j ns surrounding the rl V were as full of ua INDsiiyENCc AY Jit 4th oi July we celebbrate thu ycciuiatiou lic cuuchUO cvwiti in I77C citainity as any tune sinceTha jijacrs pledged then Iivesprop jrV and subbtanwe to cctiry to 3 conclusion the principles sat ah in the document r ucjuins thwra were the roned Armies and Navy oi 71 oct Brjtian Virt air with 1 IniiOr uauiB and tle will to vvn our forefai hers made poss i4e the United Srates of Amer vJrtivW today Never should we force how our j I rrroHms vere won,Are we i1 a as rnucft, I All decosiits uv to 10,000 insuri Jte1 V fnHBibeishi tap federal ij Deposit bsurcmco Coipaaflon Cimk starter anil Mash Farmers Feed Suppv C r VW ft MV 1 TH PINCKNEY DISPA Wednesday uly 8 1953 SPONSORED BY PINCKNEY MASONIC BUILDING ASSOCIATldN FriMSat,July 24 J 800 P M Sharp AT VETERANS MEMORIAL LIGHTED FIELD Everybody Invijted rcac Geo the Automobile Show iVA f J RiO ROYALE 21 tvt Ti hp Cut grem the eajy way wK th Bi Capacity fteo Royale Eaiy to handle Quick jtortnj I , ho 4cycle Reo engine Pcwr o spare fo stec Oughej grajs G i f1 opfionol TTTE LAVTY HARDWARE Pinclfnv, Mrhiqan SI29 CPCI UP V ro Aui Victims of Korean Conflivt While the armed forces acting on behalf of the United Nations in Korea continue their efforts to reestablish peace, UN has also taken measures to relieve the suffering of millions of civilians left homeless as a result of the conflict Here, Dr Kamil MjL tfepreseatative of Turkey to the UN Commission on Korea mi visits a refugee center at Pusan, accompanied by Dr M Lee right, Korean interpreter of the Commission and a policeman of the Republic of Korea yTHE PINCKNEY Wednesday July 8 1953 Refreshing as thedeep shadows of a igan forest 33SC Ask fni one fi fine 1 JE Hrinris of i Michigan 0 y M BA VitVB qf the Hartmck pines, Hartwick State Park, hear Grayling, Michigan a sparkling glass of MICHIGAN BREWED BEER Michigan Hrewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan Altes Brewing Co E B Brewing Co , Frankenmuth Brewing Co GoeM Brrwing Co Pfeijer Brevtin C Sebtvosing Brewing Co Stroh Brewery Ci NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINfi THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Pinckney Community Schools, Sehool District Number 2 Fractional, Patnam Township, Livingston County, Michigan, will be htM at the Pinekney Elementary School on the 13th day of July, A D, 1953 at 8 oclock P M for the purpose of electing ONE TRUSTEE for a term of THREE years, and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting Dated this 1st of June, 1953 ERIC 0 ROSE Secretary, Board of ,dHcatiofs Pinekney Community Schoolf For Prompt Dead Stock Removal CALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 460 FREE MOVIES SPONSORED BY THE PiNCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THB PINCKNEY MERCHANTS Every Saturday Night PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel I t4 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 08, 1953 Description An account of the resource July 08, 1953 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 1953-07-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d95086d8021064a979a53242acbfff31.pdf 59bb7519c1bab38a77abe898ed89a554 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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recem pastor, mended a development program ev Ruegsegger is a Baptist ovenna Qevfttioaaj sponsored by the Upper Penin,emd was filling the Congl pulj rWoy even at 730 pi sula Advisory Committee jPl here under dispensation He wouteeaiQnei The areas greatest potential is ioni Montrose and was a 10 81 wealth is iorest product Dairy1 captain in the aircorp in World jMfdav ing and beef raising are teas, WAh II and is a licensed pilot utwv bei able and some soils are favorHe nas a wife and child and is able to potatoes, beans, carrots, undei 30 years oi age and other vegetables J Things have not been runninq The tourist industry is now valj smoothly in the church and a xsed at 50,000,000 a year It number of the members and would vield more ii the areathose who attend thought a was better developed Copper new church needed The officers John Teeple and wife and Cas Wiilis H Claik Grand Trunk per Sykes and wife are at theagenl here for 30 years now Jieeple cottage at the Bliffs atf quest at the Michigan Masonic Portage Lake, J Pro Clayton Miller is workvaca 2 ft anal0M H3r ft J ,d i to 00 sO Maar c c rnining which went into a decline is staging a comeback, fifth ing and sports are also gain ing The greatest need is market of the new organization are Charier F Hewletf jehairmam Britta Brash secretary and Mer1 win Campbell treasurer Theyj Welton Chairaberictin, Guest MLIer Sunday School 930 A M, Morning Worship Senator Hoar at Washington, D C H D Newton of Tennessee is visiting Reuben Finch, He learn ed the painters trade with hrm 40 years ago Charles Bver died of TB at the home oi his foster parents, Mr, and Mrs E H Byer July 13, He was adopted by them in 1893 The funeral was July 16 Rev, wurrcm iiomitiem 1 it sailor ic Heme at Alma, Clare Miller, 3inqo continues tr Lawrence Camburri, Merwm Page notice, ui adrn , J CampbellR K Elliott and ye iqrion allair SS, th voi accomarued him there last, a a oinqo qanie of VQ1 FT7 arepCamPina at BaseLake rloyd Randall has been api rr w iiua wn H mis oriamatpH ur Private secretary to 11 Rose Henueei tenuw colast fail when n ,are Dans tr i iuw ivlrsida frisbec who has been omqa This oma lying with Mrs Rose Henuecienuw colast i L Wasn bwke her arm iast wWJc ana is , ansditasaal oraani ve at the home oi her son Harold J several mengTto at 224 Church St Ovid qo, yZyZTlZle Mrs Russell Griffith of Kaiam11,0 stufe oi and repres azoa a missionary, falked at the 56 l atttlu None ot mesa CC luxca cjJuidLay, Weltou , 5 show up, Now Chamberlain a theological stud Z, w pui Iie plan l q bmH ori the ballot ana lei reent vvui macn nee ouu ay f J pejpie vote on it, Such a vlcimoiiite ing end promotion Escpansionhave purchased the Grazdu lots of electrc power and the Mackijon Unadilla St, west of the liqht nac bridge will also help ed field and will build a church there Few realize that the whole capitol oulay budget was approv The atenaance at the new ed by the legislature This prochurch bunaay was Iu2 which Cavalry Mennonit Church vides for buildinq operations at included 20 rriends from Detroit, Rev, Ezra Beachv Past Michigan Sjjte, University of the Congregational had 200, S S Supt Walt k1 Michigan, Mt Pleasant Kalama1 The history oi the Protestant Morning Worsfrc lDnni zoo and Michigan State Normal, churches in Pinckney runs back Sunday ShooI 1100 state police posts, prisons and over luG years, The late DrCW,Young Peoples Meeting 7Tp hospiltals Waze donated the land for both Jottage FeUovship Service churphes which were started i Wednesday 80 Miohigan has so far been un about 1848 Rev, Kanose, a cir7l3th annual Bible School June able to get assurance from Wash cuit nasr established the Congl,22 to Tulv 3 o am to 114 r,m ington that not enough defense churci Rev Marden was me Y , , riirKiM contracts will be cancefled in nrst resident pastor, coming 1 ndaYChlIaMichigan to cause a depression 1849, Early members were theren eas and p welcome Governor Williams has been Cardley, brown Wheeler, Wood, trying to arrunqe a conference Able,Eamen,Coleman and Dunn between Secretary of Defense mq tamilies i Rev Yauch, pantor laude, arrived here from Por ic last week and are gettir teir tlireshing ontfi ready The Chapman family of Clarcai the home u JV,TS Carmen ror Larry Eyrne6, son oi i i i and ,fni l11 ake 300,000 sig of he Univei o ,,8 woula Senior fSv A Hearty Welcom 8000 Iast week Nlm JJeimont Byrne Isity of Michiqan drowned day at Biq Silver Lak, He Charles Reason and son he,n om Pon ,u n u , e Tting The Rainbow ior wins their tlesmng ontfik ready ory board hold a picnic Frid of a Thur Night Prayer MeeKnU ft nM laue arrived here from Pon E trU ,,w leeUngbOOiiinf Trrst wV e rrftttinrr TK are gemnqj lhe ilaixixxjw ior wiris Advi Wlson and Morning Worship Detroit industrial and labor leaders but has had The Methodist church was be S nday TM no success gun about the same year, Rev, ruV vo Pledger was the first pastor, The1 , j early members were the Van Tr,T r , ff ,v Beei Chamber, WhtcomULa L j JULY tOUND DLAU riilAY , kn, Raceway,rUarWebb Rose, CAJEMDAB JJAlJJioJjinson 55, a colored Reason, Love, Sprout, Sigler and Monday night 8 p m Minstrel man who oncefied on the Danlow famileer JPractiBe Wiicox laim, norm ot town, was n u B u j Friday Saturday July 24 25 fcmnd dead in the hay mow ot s C W, Haze was a Baphs JJ show at Pinakne liqh the Vern Kelienberqer iarm on anlarvteff1ort was mxdZu0 started field BenUey Lake Hoad ry Mrs KeU J09,80 Clare Miller W M enberger Friday morning, he tlls ere the, VanWinkle,Black had been Uving on the Tom Qna KHailse famihes EnucJh, Love iarm owned by Ldward members were never secured to Bowman and working for him lorn acnSJ ,, M , , Keuenbergia, Asher wyieDeiia About 1920 the Methodist Rubins arid other farmers there, and Conqregational churches He was unmarried but claimed 7ei s t a FT r Jf to have a brother in Lansing, He 1Q2 hV emerered the Congl, came here from Alpena, CoVon conference to get conference 3 tLJSrH Bry mortician took charge of the re had Congl mains Church in Christ and built a son, N Y, are visiting the Chas Sickle family A cement sidewalk is being built from the frank Johnson jhome to the George Hicks hom on Unadilla St, Mike Farley is very sick Frank Sharoey and wife of Dexter spent Sunday at the John White home John Dinkel is working in Plymotlth, A number from here attended the weddinq o Lucvs Wilso nnd Lily Pope in Detroi last week Alden Ccrroene hae qone t rnvr Hniorodo to visit hit drruqhter Mrs, C Fisher, 1030 a m frOp SALE John Desere Garden i j ror with cultivator 75Gen jl Tpctricc Roaste 15, also a hilds Desk Lucius DoyJ nhcne 4 wav HL NTS suaqests way He says horse race qambImq derated because take out a Hcense and pay a bia tax to the state, he would q license and ax also orrt i, binqo As the state usually needc money this might pass the legislature Q rtUN i items oi imeresi jesse Krum and wife of Lansing called on iJob Pike and wife Sunday terPorVjge LcJ AliJan Dinkei and Marquit Widmeyer spent bunday u trie uonn vvidmeyer nome at Rogers , , , QHy vve cannct help but admire Larl Bauqhn and wife enter thc b ear ola synman nheetained tlieir children ani grand Pre ot the South Korean chiidien to the number ol 2 lyPuijiit sticking i0 his prin ounaay, The Sccields weni lPlfc epite ihe efforts ol the bacK to ColumbusOnio Sund ,, L io seil mm aovvn th river by Nancy and Ronnie Adams ou a 66 anu ivma China Ann Aroor are vismng at the rx Nrih Korea hail oi Kr ,ia,pii nail tiume rl4iwe hgs nis sPPrIers in conThe Kaipn hail lami spoiu arsf Sator Knowland of Sunaay at ho Ferry Brown alilonaia condemmed the home in Ann Arbor, f6 t Jeaty lefmS nd 111 ihe Keith BradDUry iumy Carthy says Hiiee is 100 per Chelsea spent bunday at the LJ nqtii bcn ute ,seei1 Henry home e ivmc UP a11 the ldeais w The Dale Miller family attend nJ Kofaf to h irr ad ed the GfrMiller weddinq at dnit Jf1 the w Howell Wednesday, a heir al ,herudied m vaiR Mesdames Ray Burn, Helen n tht meantime the peace con young and Bernardine were m ence is not gelling along any Detroit Tuesday, too well Ihe prisoner of war Catherine and Mdrk Glover oi es,JOtl P mihe d Ti9liman ho 0 eiiy Lehman home, i rkiaTrp Mr, ana iVlrs, Luwence Cam n DMn auendea weaaing ol her neice Geraldine Barnum and g iBFlHHr and n peace ,j ounday guests at the Fredia,m builivan at Ann Arbor y,0dew i isciuiower WOJI 2 jneaa cottage at Portage Lake rd nciiectation lollig victone8 m 100 ounday were Dr Steve Brown ,, iTW h vanquished the 80 year old and wife and he John McGuire vlnve,v 1S Roving at thehaiiman KeeQ Ql lh vVays 6 D v,tU D n family of Detroit and Joe Schos Verna osPiai aion,,, MeQns committee and got his Rev Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor and aon ack oi Ann baline let heir parKmg meterBe Q ft Sunday Worship 1100 A, ML, 1in 2 weeks, touk m THE, PEOPLES CHURCH undenominational At 212 East Main Street CCNSERVATION NOTES CORINTHIAN SHRINE PICNIC ment church at Howell and Putj The Corinthian White Shrine i natm, When they ceased to fun1 will hold a picnic at the Harold Sunday Youth Gioup 7 00 PMi01, Thur Prayer Meeting 00 PM I l4rs Rene Miller enteitainea Vaich paper for annorncements, o girls Saturday in hanor her daughter, Carols birthday Wayne AtLee and wife are campina at Hairison Porter home, Portage Lake, Sun day, July 19 at 230 p m, Pot luck Bring your family, Charles Spencer WDS and Ethel Clester ction the Mennonite church got Campers have been reporting the property and built the presflesh tlys which are abounding ent church Just now They feed on caierpili There has been a trend back ars and will disappear when thq c churches in recent years andjwHP will be there, catei pillars go into their con many new ones have been 03 buiKThers is one at Buck LakeMuch work is being done on one on the Fred Teeple farmat the Interlocken State Park at 1 winans Lak Neth Hamburg SCHOOL MEETINGS HELD Traverse City, and Portage Lake, OY 15 attended the Pinckney Amanda DeBarr, the Ziegler Sisters and Rene Miller took 13 Girl Scouts on the boat trip to iioblc Sunday xcess prUns lax extended 1 yr SoUU ana and lie let ioose a blast at f, B, took them am w 1 tne merli Mathews ol Sejiatur McCannya ants said they were losing mou UnAmerican Activities Comey They will vote un them, , rmttee wno chargea 7000 Pro Ralph Clinton ana family oiltesiant ministers were preachLincoin Park spent Sunday atiing Communism that resulted in I the Casmer Cnnon home and Maitnews resiqningL Mathews wih tiiem called at he Glenn, I haaalso attacked the National Berry home, Council of Churches as CommRbrYAer QnnCie otumst A telegram was also pub,0xu ouuy, ,Lt leViea Mcson, iBhed siqned by MonSignoJ The Doyfe Terapleton family ,1 tnd Mis OBrien of Notre Dame Univer4,553 foxes were bountied in May I OWNED DAVID MERRY 360 oersons were arrested for Wayne AtLee informs us that game law violations in May and he once owned the controversal 6,26380 in fines collected, 303 race horse, David Merry and it arrests were for fishing law violations r Another forest fire watch tower is beinq built at Berglund Forest tent caterpillar damage was not as extensive this year as last was raised on his farm south of Pinckney His wife named lt,He sold it to William New of How school meeting Monday night, of Keego Harbor and the Daryi Shirley family ot Buck Lake spent Sunday at the Albert Srn ley home The Tom Clark family of AnnJ Arbor called on Mrs Maigareil Clark Sunday Maynard Clark of Manchester Eric Rose was reelected to the called at Walter Clark home board, No important business Saturday Patty Palmer spent last week at the John Sullivan home in tun ersiry, Rabbi Esendrath of Heblast week to untangle the owner ship problem came upAt Fowlerville the proposition to raise 5 mills for building fund carried 234 to 8b At Brighton the 200,J00 bond ell If was sold by circuit court issue for an addition, carried LIBRARY NEW I FLEW FASTER THAN SOUND Jacqueline Cochran Americas only woman jet pilot relives o j unfcrgottable esmeriervce In the American Weekly, with this j Sundays July 19 issue Detroit Sunday Times, Jacgueline tells how she flew faster than sound and reveala how it feels to be inf 208 to 51, Saline approved S7200 addit Jackson, Sherrill and Marc Meyer of Ypsilanti spent last week at the Walter Clark home Otis Matteson and wife attend ed the air show at the Wayne ion to its high school building airpot Sunday j Sgt Bob Miller of Centerline 1 soent Sunday with Norman Miller MrsHoward Read is a patient at University hospital, Ann ArGOT INJUNCTION Stockbridge got into Ike bingo war this week when the Amer bor organization to jMilared Ackley attenaed the RrLTUny TH IiVed inrew Congregations an Dr John Hu Plyed here with a Sutherland, pastor of the Fifth dance orchesatra, Avenue Baptist Church New ihe Ronnie Hoskins family of ,0lk City, branding Mathews K spent Sunday at he c,tfack as unjusified heAmeri Su a ,ki homJl0, v , canCouncil of Churches made ,pnf KSS S n Ibrt T A UP mostly of Baptist churches, sepc, both 18 cf Hi land Lakej w, thc oniy were hurt last Thursday when their car hit a tree there, Swar thouts ambulance took them to HowelJ and later they were tak en to University hospital, Lloyd Hardin is in University of Michigan hospital in room 6, 6th floor He would like to hear from his schoolmates The Stockbidge Masonic and OES Lodges are making a pil qrimage to the Masonic Home at Alma Sunday, July 19 icon Legion who is sponsoring j stanley Culver and wife of Resell Darge and wife of Mil a carnival there went into court I eld7 t Sunday at he waukee, Omar Gass and wife and got an injunction from Jodge Murra Kennedy home Jf Detroit spent Sunday at the HJ aJ Lester McAfee home Barabaro mveleriou world bevond theHaden a former Stockbridge The DeSmond Ledwidge fcrmtroit Sunday Times, ANNNOUNCEMENT The Library has purchased new Nancy Drew Mysteiy stories for ten age girls We wish to thank everyonefor the support they gave our bake sale NOTICE I wlJ be goinc after sweet cherries this week an soYI a AT M Rm, trflciiai uuinun issuea m uaxiann wc Flee now HVThonf CTV 6 f Hubefedwidge I Arbor called at Howard Read now, W H Meyer, phone Bemakne,to Kenneth, 0 court could not issue family home Sunday 4H CLUB NEWS I Frye ol Ann Arbor was announ rn t0 reve lfTW , The Hurry Curry Cub attendced Ilorcemear ed a judging contest at Fowler , v m ville Friday They were accom WEBBERV1LLE MYSTERY Andrew Campbell and wife panied by Mrs Leo Davis andf While tearing down a house were Sundav dinner guests of Mr, Virginia Carney, iu in v mir igames c wStn Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge, chance at the carnival, It prob wpfey Reader is camping a ably will not stand up as a fim Newberry iar injunction issued in Oakland Mrc Fleanor edwidge i at back up MrIhews In the meantime more and nvre rutback n defense spend ing are loominq A ic of Defense Talbott met with the Union officals at Washington last week and refused to resind his order cancelling airplane prodi lion at Willow Run An other half million cancellation in war contracts is also looming, ,War contracts are the base of Lynn Hendee and wife spenlthe present production boom in Tuesday at the Dr Jim Nash this country and wholesale can home at Coldwater f cellation ri them is bound to create a recession Domestic production cant absorb all the workers turned loose by war munition frrctorles Senator Taft McAfee who has been visiting t also wants the foreign aid pro the Gass fakily came back with I Tame cancelled bv next year, them While n Detroit he saw i Increased trade with foreign na a 3rd dimension cinema show George Wilde and wife of Ann flPPRSCUTIO at Webberville last week work yn mTTUna lU 1 Masonic BuiHini Association ken found human bones in the ma m Wte 0t UnG nh to th tKe averticre who made our book possible The Gerry Eichmcm, Doni wall, A Dr Smith occupied the yVm KetchTYn of Lincoln Park, tie man V w donated so mucK ot their tim and Soears, Russell Glover, Mrs house from 188V to 1900 and it Al Nesbit and wife of Detroit, effort Margaret Clark and lrvin Kenn h they ma have been jCharles Whitehead and wife Specie tnans to Helen Miller and daughters lor mimeo dv families attended a reunion surgical boneeHowever eome of and wife and Beatrice Lamborn wr1nnnd Al A nuJ U L 1 Li L Sunday at the Dan Driver home them were with a maqazize dot of Greoory called at Jesse Henry pn,n 8CPtB 1 to Ann Bird for her invaluable help m TWtar ed 1920 hona Snnrf tfikmrf charge of the at Dexter home Sunday lance routines tions is supposed to reolace this P Vr conoress Vas npver been Iwillina to lower the tariff which Via aTwa been a bcrrrier to foreign frade Vwipt licenses Clapton KeeslerOak Grove Viroia Teseh 20, HowellDcrv H Shcroirc 23,Washington TC Flverrr BoTtiber 22, HoweNChar les Sullivan, 23 Gregory, GeraW ine Barnum, 23 Greaorv A If Wm Armptrono W Brighton Muriel PhT 22 BrhtotTi vem Ott TTsP 2 HoweflO oyn Cook 20 HowelL X V ,1 r t XELECTRICITY i v ENDS THREEYEAR SEARCH FOR EFFICIENT GRAIN and BEJLN DRYER For three years, Harold Gremel, Huron County farmer, searched for a better way io dry his Ivans and small grain Then, v ah some help from Sdison farm Service visors, he succfiilly developed this JeCtricuiiy v cu ystem thatenubie, luin o dry six io seven thousand bushels vi beaos and irvin per stison Result He can harvest when hii crops arc ready ani cut down weather iosses This means higher prices on the market Mr Gremsi farms 370 acres of land 100 sa beans, SO k ainatt grain, 35 in beets and milks a herd of 13 cows As do many Michigan farmers, he is each year finding new ways to put electricity to work to lighten his load and give him greater ecuwty For further information on farm electrical equipment, see your Edison Farm Service Advisor WdMMtay, Jiiv 15 1953 yecov There ore 3,097 children in the county below the age of fire years 1 Brighton is circulating petit ions to get a new postoffice bildng They have 10,000 patrons The Brighton Chamber of Com mere which has 57 members has a drive on for more The Bed Cross blood bank 1M at Brighton July 22 Born to Ben Petras ad wife of Hamburg township last week a girl I Prosecutor Bud Erwin and the county surveyor, Clay Gordon Itfttended the Lion International at Chicago last week In circuit court last week George Hauck was given 405 vs the Thureson Lumber C0N0 Cause for Action was the verdict in the case of the Wol verine Auto Ins Co vs William LaPrad John Kozma got a div orce from Teresa Kccma There are now 600 motels in Michigan for use by tourists 1 Bom to Arthur Rentz and wife of Pinjdkney July 6 a girl, Tom Wolcott sheriff of Genesee county since 1933 except j for 2 years died last week Rev, Heman PedawaOwosso a tomer Howell pastor has been named pastor of St Augus tine dhurch, Kalamazoo, Born to Gerald Swarthout and and wife July 3, a son 1 The corn was knee high on on Ju4y 4th, Lewis Harmon of Gregory graduated as an M D and his brother, Win, got a BA degree at Ijchjrrlm Wm Pipp, Howell contractor, celebrated his 90th birthday last week, his wife is 91 They were married in 1866 Hpwell Theater Detei ill Friday Saturday, July 5,16 Tue Wed Thur, July 14 15 18 2 Feature Jose Ferrer Zsa Zsa Garbo In MOULIN ROUGE Car Friday Saturday, July 5,16 Audio Murphy, Joan Evans COLUMN SOUTH m tectatcaiot Also Vlttori Gassman, Barry Sullivan CRY OF THE HUNTED Cartoon THE STAR OF TEXAS i Starring Wayne Norris, Dick Vaffla AIs T A X r Dan DaileyConstance Smfth j Cartoon, Time Gallops Ob 1 Sunday Monday, July 19, 20 DOWN AMONG THE SHELTER f PINES m color larslfcq William Lundigan, Jane atd Gloria DeHaven cartooc ttnc Also News Hek Bear Suday, Monday, July 19, 20 Sun Mai 230 p m, cant Clark Gable Gene Tiemey In NEVER LET ME GO caiMonj ff Tues, Wed, Thur, July 21,2 Double FecvtUjv JALOPY Starring The Gorcey Boys and Hunk Hatt PICKUP ON SOUTH STMST Tues, Wed, Thur,, July 21,2223 Richard Widmark, Jean Pem Stewart GrangerGean Simmons Deborah Xesr, Charles Laughton in YOUNG BESS In technicolor Also Cartooei ConungJream Wife Fort Ti 9 Dimensions in t Good wiring Sc cry c vour DETROIT EDISON r tT J rer 0 cvvs trie Service Golden Anniversary Year See Us Any Time in July for Best Deal 01 New 1 fLon lOWo r bubbles YOVR rABQWARTERS FOfVg StilVf3C CRAITSMANflltlP FOR 18 YEARS Livingston Motor Sales, YOYR BUICK DEAJJR HOWttL MaCHGAN WHK BETTER AUIOM014LE9ARE BUILT BUICK WKL BUILD THD1 WALK ON AR IN CUSHIONED VHVETEEZ SHOES1 Et,trlusivi ,camr workman mikiVHif nh 1 IJ aod WUivB1 Cuihlpn shotWtRther W , kiorbcTlnnrsol iVbyiil to rit vouifMt while vou walk iLLCAUAi YCXR CONVENIENCE ia iir lioinc or phu 01 husinesf, Vo obiinattimi rT n HDIJ iniiyfor ire DemonstrationJ SALESMANS NAME, ADDRfiSft JACK HANNETT HhCKBY MICH Neighboring Noies Stockbridge final io the Flint disaster 74042 collection fund was j Notes ot 25 Years Ago Thursday when H, H Swarthout, wiie and da uqhterBessie, were enroute to Howell they were in collision with a car driv en by James McLean of Detroit McLeans mother suffered a bro en arm, a bay in the car, a brok en leg and Mr Swarthout cheat injuries The others bruises Work of paving Main St start ed Monday The C J, Clinton barn had to be torn down taj widen Main St A steam shovel is at work in the S H Can pit gtting dirt to fill the old pit weee of Rex Smiths house Marion Reason and Alta Mey er were elected to the school board The officers are Rose Read, press, Irvki Kennedy sec, Leo Lavey, treas,Alta Mey er, Marion Reason, trustees Pinckney lost to the Detroit News Tigers of Jackson Sunday 8 to 5 Batteries Pinckney, Don SwarthouH and Ed Brownftickson Seitz and Ford Mrs Catherine Wiegand 70 Sylvau J iKHtief Chftlseo Myt Friday Saturday, July 5,16 SMALL TOWN GIHL lechnicoiox A Musiical Starring Jane PowelL Farley Granger and Ann Miller Wew Cartoon Sunday, Monday, July 19, 20 DANGEROUS WHEN WET Technicolor with Esther WUBamsJernando Lam as, Jack Carson, Charon Greer wood Denise Darcel Sun Shows 3, 5, 7 9 cartoon news spjrci T Rttter News, Cartoon, Day at the IComing Hiawatha Titanic Lee llMnHr Whimioe Lake, Irtfttft Friday Saturday, July 5,16 Greatest Indian Fighter of AM THE PATHFINDER Technicolo With George Montgomery and Carter Also All Star Cast In GLORY BRlGAEf Also Cartoon Sunday, Monday, July 19, 20 Robert Mitchen, Susan Haywerd WITCH DOCTOR Africa Aflame with Mystery Technicolor Walt Disnevs THE ALASKAN ESKIMO News Cartoon Tues, Wed, Thur, July 21,224 Jose Ferrer, Zaza Gabor, Colette Marchand,Suzanne Flon in T VJA Tk iy 01 oi MOfJLIN ROUGE 1 COLLEGE CAPERS i loveiv M Comedy in 3 Dimensions Scio Itiedtre i u From where 1 sit y Joe Marsh g An Honest Nights Sleep Slim Johnson, just hack from a business trip, tells about a hotel he stayed at one night I hit town late and went right From where I sit, running a hotel on the honor system shows a real trust in people And pSople alwayi appreciate baiog trusted The Munith M E, church dedicates a new Baldwin organ on July 19 The Stockbrfdge school reports a shortage of teachers for next year, j tt From now on Ingham county omces will be closed on Saturdays The Michigan Bell Telephone Company has hied a petition to give extended telephone service between Fowlerville and Howell as Howell, Brighton and Pinckney have sueh service The Briqhtom school census showed 1280 children of schoel age in the district The total county cenus showed 7416 which is 133 more than last died at the home of her sonVol ney in Detroit July 7 Anthony Gallagher is building a store and oil station on North Territorial Road A swarm of bees settled in a tree in DrC,L,Siglers yard last week They were harvested by I Ernest Frost and Gus Wegener A Hf Murphy is on vacation from the Pinckney Bank Beatrice Lambom of Gregory took nis f place Notes of 25 years ago Bom i to Wirt Barnum and wife of Una dilla July 10 a daughter, The arson case vs Wm, Terhune of Oak Grove has been jdfsntised, The Chelsea Standard has published leer from Gov,Green stating the cement plant at Four Mile Lake will not be closed ILL GET YOU A drama starring Geotge RaftJSally Gray and j DRIVE 1 THEATRE Clifford fyans on U S 12 ox Jacfeeon Rd5 miles Shows 715 and 919 west of Ax Arbor ComlngMlgaty toe Vjung,Sory PaTgroound Chhdren under 12 of 3 Loves, Never Let Me Go Fertilizer Returns 5 In Extra Crop Value For Each Dollar Spent A DOLLARS worth of fertilizer will produce nearly twiee as much in increased crop value today as it did before World War II, reperts the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in a statement based en a study by two Missour University soils specialists These ssils menJohn Falloon and Gordon B Nancere port that back in 1939, a dollar wisely invested in fertilizer in creased the value of crop yields by 3 Free admits Free Friday Saturday, July 5,16 Technicolo With RIDE THE MAN DOWN Brian Donlevy, Ella Raines and Forrest Tucker Also TOO MANY GIRLS With Lucille Ball Desi Ames Cartoon Sun to Thur,, July 19 to 23 5 Big Days 5 THUNDER IN THE EAST AjNl Alan Ladd Deborah Kerr Charles Boyer AN THE BLAZING FOREST in Thrilling Color John Payne , to the hotel There was no clerk Letting yew neighbor follow his Bcrsonal preference is a kind of at the desk, but there was a sign tlu baid Gone to bed Rooms Talci a koy Pay when you leave Sleep Well Upstairs, the room was real elean, the bed comfortable, and I slept like a log Came down in the morningstill no clerk So I left three dollars at the desk and went os CB yen imagine folks that trustful personal preference trust tootrusting in his good judgment I like temperate glass of beer occasionally, you may prefer buttermilk, but lets hope neither of us registers a complaint against the other floektul Copyrifht, 1963, Unit TAX NOTICE Village Taut are saw daa and payable at my heme eaeh Saturday stH letefcer I, IM3 HELEN REYNOLDS, Village Treasurer Me E rTHsasi 8L Male Help Wagoners Grocery Wanted Experience Unmcessary Apply in Person 6066 Pinokney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine Io Take Out HOURS Daily 6 Io 9 Sunday 9 Io 8 Phone Howell 705J2 CURRENT SCHEDULE 80 HOUR S PER WEEK V MOB MZOHIGAMIMIffligp 77 fpjTrty w ipiIMf,ljIWlWll iljippm jjlij piVV JI fW lllP4JilJJiWjIJ JI8PATCHWedne6day, July 15 1853 The Peoples Jm r Stor e Groceries Drygoods j Pinckney Dispatch I Entered as 2nd Class r Matter at Postotnce 11,4 SoHowell St,PinckneyMJch Siubflcnotion Pnce 150 per xr Edqar Bennett of Chicaga son, of the late Dave Bennett of Pinck ney called a the Dispatch office Monday Mrs Wm HUdebrant of For est Park Chicago is visiting a the Herb Bryant home Visitors of Mr, and Mrs Roy Dillinqham last week Guy Ab bott and wife of St Petersburg, Florida Mrs Mae Link of Rush Lake Mrs Mae Bookbinder oi Detroit,Fl yd Love and wife of Howell James Lakalea and wife fof Jackson, Wallace Tausch and wife of Tampa, Florida and Mrs Loretta Hxker and sons of Ann Arbor r 3L IMyr Hugh V Plumbing Heating omplele Lin 8 Plumbing FixturesI and Supplies Can ued Goot Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Keuneciys Gen Store m Dick Loomis sr and wife of De troit spent the week end at the M E D arrow home Mr and Mrs Harold Pidgeon of Flint were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Hoff Wm Ketcham of Lincoln Park is spending the week here Howard Thayer attended the school commissioners conven tion ai Kalamazoo last week, Mr and Mrs H C Vedder are sDendiig a couple of weeks at Deer Creek Ira Smith and Miss Inez lewell of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floris Clark Bill Farrell is now watchman at the Fram factory, Dexter, Mr, and Mrs,Florrs Clark enter jtained Saturdap at a lawn party HerbeH Maynard and wife of Detroit, Dorothy Rohl and Mrs Q j Mary riott Sunday callers at the Ben Vhite home were the Carl Bid ell family of Brighton, James j Roger Krum and wife of Lan al iamil of Toledo and the I Rnrr rvrTWi , flruw rvii Garr ikiieit family of Chicago Leo Parish aria family and jForeetMonroe andwtie nf De II ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WAXES HEATERft COMPLETE UNI OF PVMW WE SELL V WE INSTAU WE SERVICE P1075 EAST Mt Phone 189F2 COAL FILL 100 PEE TON LESS UP NOW WrTH GOOD CLEAN FUKL AND sng called at the Albert Dinkel I home Saturday j The East Marion Farm Bureau troit colled at the William She picniced at Huron River Park j han hoie Sunday Friday j Aria j aguish and wife of By The Lee Lavey family and Mrs oaJrWfsiey mson and Mae Metz spent Sunday at the e Tf Cnsea ent Sunday ot Howard OBrien home in Bunk the Jchn lioyer home BurMrs PINCKNEY MELODY MINSTRELS AT VETERANS MEMORIAL LIGHTED FIELD FRED AY, JULY 24 SATURDAY, JUL r 25 PROGRAM FIRST PART Musical No 1 Opening Chorus by Entire Company Camptown Races , u uuou 4mc m UUiuv Msical No 2 Old Man River, Solo Jack Motter et Hill , JtithM FT kkTJ n Tii ii j i eau miy with Mr ana Bye ye Blackbird Mesdomes Francis Lavey and Harry Hav Thursday Musical No 3 k You Made Me Love You Mae Metz were in Ann Arbor The Dale Miller family attend Holli FJIii, Win Burhr Olnnd Winslow Monday me Wayn airport show last Norm Miilrr ErdW Van Sickle Dale Meabon and Rex Hendee Sunday VI 1 V T r 1 spent the week ona at Lovnlla r Jne Hendee and children jyiusjcai i Meepy lime Lial K spent last Tuesday with her par Jfei Hannett and Murray Dag Charles Aelo and wife and , n a Holt M,i 1U Cpnpt, ML Martin Kirk and wife of Detroit Tiv Clifford Van Horn and the Musical No D btephen 1 oster Medley spent Sunday Ql the Frfe Read Nash the Dy LhofU8 ,, ,, Read cottage at Portage Lake, arm bureau picnic Sunday at Music No 6 Strollin Through the Park James VaiuNorman and wiic the Ed Fritch home at Lake Che Harold Hertrv, Chuck Baker back from their wedding trip nmq Harold PorterOrland Winslow and living at Portage Lake Mrs, Raymonda Morris and w 1 M 7 r i A L TJ Mrs Thressa Coyle was a Lorenza Murphy attended the Musical NJ 7 Lurso ot An Aching lieart Sundcr7 at the Ray Bums funel of Anthony Gallagher Solo Olin Robinson home nt Dexter Thursday Musical No 8 After Youve Gone wftMyr 5 Kcnne Zffl and wife of Ann T GLaH MlUe S Mln r JZVL fi Arbor pent Sunday the Mark Jack Hannett, Murray Dag Wednesday, Nash home M Musical No 9 Moonlight Bay N Entire Cast AttII THE RUSH NKXT FALL PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING BVEKY DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER D E Hoev Sons TELEVISION and Antenna Soles Service PROMPT AND COURTfiU9 SERVT0E MARYllSRllTER PJNCKiEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 XUV AWtf I X INTERMISSION We Hope You Will E njoy Our BetwentheActs Specialties Prejfty Girl Jack Motter Assisted by a Chorus of Beautiful Models Return Engagement of La Belle Eetelle Virginia Van Norman, Carlene Ziegler, Louise Ziegler, Jean Paton, Dorothy Winslow, Genevieve Henry Musicil No 10 Aint We Got P un i Opening Chorus by Entire Company Muiical No, 11 Rockabye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody Solo Orland Winslow Musical No 12 Country Style Harold Henry, Omer Corey, Chuck Baker, Dick SnowgokK Clyde Clough, Harold Riggs Mcal No 13 I Got Plenty Nothing Solo Jack Motter Muiical No 14 Carolina in the Morning Solo Jack Hannett Music No 15 Robert E Lee Solo Harry Grant Musical No 16 Mississippi Mud Lonnie Van Slam brook, Olin Robinson, Ed Kenney, Harold Porter, Andrew Campbell Musical No 17 Baby Face Solo Murray Dagg Assisted by Babes from the Pinckney Nursery School Muiical No 18 Bye Bye Blackbird Finale by the Entire Company THE CAST WPRLOCUTOR Percy Ellis Premier Ends Ed Kenny, Hollie Ellis cpKilgas ff TWI mBMon un PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel t For Prompt Dead Slock Removal GALL DARLING COMPANY Gall Howell 450 FREE MOVIES SPONSORED BY THE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE PINCKNEY MERCHANTS Every Saturday Night I A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAM THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE Ths maxlng outorMtk ovsn pffe that riosi not vts goii YtVvs 9 If t It btlisvs It DIRECTING PERSONEL Director and Producer Winifred Aberdeen Assistant Director Virginia Van Norman Dance Director Ann Bird Assistant Dance Director Genevieve Henry END MEN Winston Baughn, Murray Dagg, Norm Miller, Accompanist Eloyfie Campbell CM Mlller Prompter Helen Miller C2RCLE Wardrobe Florence Baughn, Helen Miller, Carmen Porter jack Hannett, Clyde Clough, Clare Miller, Merwin Campbell, Andrew Campbell, Orland Winslow, Harold Porter, Harry Grant, Merlin Amburgey, Chuck Baker, Erdley Van Sickle, Omer Corey, Harold Henry, Olin Robinson, Jack Motter, Harold Riggs, LaWfcence Baughn, Lonnie jan Slambrook, Herman Widmayer, Jim Boyd, Dick Sfhogold , Props , Amanda DeBar Lighting George Tansley Video Brandon White Set Decoration Harriet Rahrig, Francis Robinson Script and Choreography by Winifred Aberdeen Stage Manager, Fred Rebman SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regular price 123940 Special price 11739 You seve Corns in today Bo tht wn M booiKlfYl rangt with to many outstanding cookingeese features Hockey Ser vlee 48Wednesday, MICHIGAN Counts Matter n C3 BirGuidi At a session oi ecri1 font held June 12, 1853 I ftnoonl Wanoraiaie hum R Smith, Judge ofmbale Notice is Hereby Givua, It aU creditors of scad deceased are required to present their claims in writing and under ath to said Court, and to serve j copy thereat upon lrvin J Kennedy ot Pinck PROFESSIONAL C0RNH THE P3NCKNEY SANIYAMUM HAY K DUFFY MD Gdtivtor Sovcfa Crank Siunk i Jloilins Coultcri 5j KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sense to re place worn or broken parts on John Deere Equipment with only gtrutm John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as wcU as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parts made itpm the same highgrade materials, ffom the semepatterns and dies t and with thetffcme quality workmanship Y0Q Cant afford to handicap the fine deaaneabo performance of your OilFUtM u MHhfign lmlyTUOO 1, M to m r M Ekcept WodataWovf Moiw Tum FrLSoU 7 4 A ML O A McCLCKEY rtMfijaj f IUVI North Micilau v ui4 KFRB SNEED neyMichigan,fidicuary of said s j P0 tote hiid nat such ciaixns 0ffi 5 ,, will be heard and the hens at venas DV ApioinJsiU law of said deceased be determHow,u mined by said Court at the the Probate Office on Septemj ber 1 1953 at ten A M ffhonm 183 307 E Gt i 1 it i Luiered, xuat uu, e intit ijjowo Mis altos by be ivn by publication oieal Estate, irsuxaaie Itcheiaa copy keof fox truee wie 90iicit socutiveiyprevious to suiaLdayu, heanoc, in the fincikneyDispatcn and that the fiaicuary causa a copy oi this notice to be served upon each known party m imei est at us last knpwn cxxSk, Lake and Faui PYertv A SDOdattrv t Your Propertv VI He LEE LAVEY IEAL 111 11 Farms Home Lata and Businoof Lis Your Property wit Me GERALD A,SCf Broker 2 0 S N th tTaV Pinekney, Mich Pb ige i 3 hoara7FU rUpaPn MTRON J HUGH Humbiha and ftsn license 3 late Phone IMS 1075 East frfc36, Pteefey Funeral riant o C Swarthout, DtaMiot Modem Efruruiawl hon 39 B3 Ptonu MIC FR i dTWEIOKHOEt is OPXOMCBRI8I 120 West GrcmdTOves A KcweD t Mllaw iWeu lfaonj358 Scotch ss ov registered mML return receipt ai Ieafet fBi demanded prior to such iersGoal enic urteen day heaiiia or by ft ec3t five 5 Greaeral Jnsuraace V cue S9F3 Pineknci 4 DiikBlstfi i AsMflibli Knifes sad i cjoyt prior te such heoriag Aram R Smithjttdge of A true copy Ceieetia ParshaU, Register Probate RralGEBAnON SER iOf HAKUD BADT Repairs on AH Makes PVobcte POtiE ItfO Pinekney AUCTIOtfXB Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYtl CALL FOWLEVILLE 436F6 UOYDiKNDEF Livestock Hernia Wjekly TfipB Maoe T Qenert TMSkfrio PinfneT Mlc Phone iSlfli ROGER J CAR t Complete Insurance OMeuui I Phone 43 PfiicJlcrfv 1 DR, C I TOWNER 8044 Port DtatUt toge tak Ro4 et 3461 CEMETOiY MEMORY Priceb You Can Affc d Vo Pai MIUOR GRANITE W Viliord, Michiyjr Harrow Teeth Mow We cairy a complete tock of genuine John Deere Parts See us for vt placement needs Place your parts oftfer no if RESPONSIBLE PERSON mole or female from this area, waneed to service and collect from auiomatic vending machines No selling Age not essen iaL Car references and 600 in ,working capital necessary 7 to Pnoae D 12 hours weekly nets 400 mon sarraE A joRTOiroomyear d 521 MoU TMZ 9iVC fUU SALEOno bam 346awhi t 0 ozi Mpis 1 MM pine diinq pajt frame part tim gman family pr3orrei Cli l3v ber to be moved away, 600 or call at 1996 Beardsley Road Ray Hadley Stockbridge Mich LOANS BUILD BUSINESS 115 Rice St, rrD CHTn R , tOH SALE Apartment size elecIncresed produdionlarqe sales, FOR SALE 9 foot cultipacker, trie Frigidair, perfect condition I more iob opportunities, greater tractor drawn C W Burroughs 8625 Rushrow, Rush Lake, community prosperity these are 8204 Peitysville Rd Pinekney Phone 160F11 the constructive results of bank , 3 wfiKHvrv 1 AT t loans, An important part of this JYjiJS banks business is lending mon ay wor ey to responsible people, We APP Nlrs Walker I welcorrue Jie opportunity make such loans, for to f 1 BUYONIV mm THEY FIT UNpiRjrHg LAVEY HAP BWAR THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 car garage, t lots, furnace, good condition, k Pinekney 4 bedroom home, modern, v 3 Sols 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage water heat In end 2 lots, hot Pinokney 3 bedroom home, furnace, lots or 4 lets 2 year around homes crt Patterson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason PinckncyMich Phone 133 FOR RENT 14 acres of pasture at 1205 M36 East, Pinck Phone 35102 Ann Arbor FOR ATHLTldeS FOOT Use T40, far t to 5 days It crcruaUy peek off Ike outer sldri, exposes buried fungi and knls on Contact If not pleased wflh instant drying 74L your 40 book at any store Today at The CORY ST0R1 Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Daoosit InsurI jCoporauon AU Deposits Insur led Up to 10,000 for Each Depos lifer WANTED Ladies for full or part time sales work Must have car one Brifrigg,5M6 , v IFOR SALE iiectnc flefrigeiator, Pjnckney Michigan excellent condition, make an oi FQR eAIp n,, ,T er, 9296 Thumm Road beside, RrvLST Rabbi of J68 storey Silver LakeMrs Wolte I JlYle Phone J13F3 ITTrTT,, , ,, JFOUNDTrailer license I9438 j Dean Gardner, phone 13F11 1 I Pinckneys FIS r SAW and Lawnmower Service 249 North National Ave Howell, Mich Phone 1140 Hand Saws and Circle Saws Fil ed Old Hand Saws Retoothed HAND AND POWER MOWERS Sharpened cd Reconditioned BIG SILVER LAKEGirl or man to assist in housework and care oi children flOR SALEjPower MowxCoopPhone Dexter 4065 erClipper 18 hi Brtggs 4 Strati WANTED Custom Bailing fehnJ SfT 2 s5lv MW rrorPhot Mjr , felFOR SALE An Electric Kitchen HOME AND FARM OWNERS TITANO QUALITY HOUSE j PAINT, guaranteed 5 years, no brush marks,30 days Free Trial, 6 monthly payments,, Koolicote FOR SALE Good clean lord 49 Dodge 46 Burck George VanSldver FOR SALEDuothernk oil burner heater stove with blower Mrs Skinner, phone 159 hiela made to your pattern o prifirte, FOP SklMIMUWm wusbed sand and iMWei qrade4 or mjfc t led, also processed imd gsavel D I GRAVEL COfteXOT 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Mason Road Phone Howell 984 J 2 or Fowlerville 388F11 i QUALITY F Meats Fiwit Grocerie Vegetables AJurnuium Rooi Cootinguaicm I WANTEDJunk cars, scrap iron, teeoWTJ years Liquid Veneer fori metals, batteries, autamoiivtf silos, and Quality Bain Paint I radiaitess, cast iron radiators, Progress Paint Co Cleveland furnace 0 i1 iaTm taacHn ery Weigh loads at sity scales ABES AUTO PARTS Howell, Phone 151 Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS For Free Estimate Contact A J GRAYBEAL Factory Representative Phone 5371, Brighton, Mich, , FOR SAZAlmost new Sparton Television for 15000 Inguire of Mrs Art Marshall 234 West Main St, PJhckney WANTEDCuston bailing, done with new Holland string tied bailer Dean Gardner Pinekney Mich, pfcooe 13F1L lacorporated lbl5 THE McPHERSON STATE BANK HowelL Mick QMJtPErvDENCL DAY On July 4th we celebrated the Declaration of Independence The conditions surrounding that event in 1776 were as full of un certainity as any time sinceThe signers pledged their livesprop erty and substance to carry to a aceiclusion the principles set iorth in the document Arrayed agains them wee ther trained Armies and Navy ai Great Britian Virtucdly with their bare harids and the will to win our forefathers made possible the United Stotee of America we know today Never should we forget how our our freedoms were wonAre we ready now to do as much, All deposits up to 10,000 insur WtTwghrern mp Federal jutafcfc Corporation PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush La Phone 157F13 Mlchi Stove for 35 Bob Vedder FOh SALE ElectraSIartsFiour burner kitchen range Dbane CJ Don Swarthout FOR SALE 1942 Plymouth Uun Coupe Mujrrgy Daffir vVANTED Custom Hat Bafllng, new Holland Bailer E Schroeder Stem 5486 West M36 AUTOJvDaIVt, uisSS t4S7ALL D Bi competent glcotior ample stock on hand Carvtvt wind, shields and back glrN avail cle ABES AUTO AKV nowtlL Phono 151 MANDELLS SAW luikTsHOP LAWN MOWER SHA1PENING 11624 Riverbank Lose HHAND IAK10CIL OWEN W FOWLEB I 3 C Foot Specialist 1 CUropodna 216 W GcLRKrer, BriafctonMlch telephone Offlso Hourr j Office 75181 By Appolntmstat Res 71003 Mon Tffts WedChick Starter and Laying Farmers Feed Suppiv Co v A v Dublin Core The Dublin Core 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