343 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3392416f0e0a0389dd1284af40a64b3d.pdf 1b61b8cbfaa016106d212db6221f2695 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. , Pinckney7Q THT PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 30, 1953 MIRROR I CHI CANLook for a series oi appoint High School AthleticsJo 30mem by trie governor tu positions ana quDLfc coiueuuatcxiucism by nepuDiican ieaurs wnereever mere is room iui inecxy oi poutics Ihere is cuways natural conflict between me laaaunisuaavqj rt Jp aana legislativeMichigan siate caniLWlTT 8 o timade it 2 straightwnen tney beat DeWit here lasirnaay a to U LteWitt had a gooaaeiensLve team but never tnreaiened to score, not getting closer to the goal than the 20 yard lino, ine iirst hall was scoreless inthe rnird quarter Bob Meabonfor 4U ydsoiiside on the 5 yd line,iick Darrow went around endpressure the governor uno nom a touchdownTh8 conversxon mating tneir choice tniv is no failed,j Penalties were numerous with drawing most oi themappoints nis personal sections T made 30Or rorces tfrem inrouqn True con rarrnxr rtH in 77tiict exists even JX one pony con Sa adr 10 reaching txcis both, government Loauiies, iit is mote acute 11 tne governor is j of a different party 30 appointments arj to be GhurcliesCatholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MicniaarRev Fr Albert Sciimiit Pastor Sunday MassesSummer, Schedule 6JO, 86o900, 1000, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 1000Novena Devotions Fkiday eveninq 730 p mConfessionsFriday after Novenna Devotioas S6urlday 730 to 900 p m JSunday Before 800 Mass Mr and MrsHowardReaa attended tlie Jackson races Fridaynight and the MiclwWaah ioo ball qame at Ann Aibor, SatuaayAndrew Nesbit and wifevVcdneoday at ho Dr ObituariesROBERT SINI r i a Commem rJusi as we wui1 i ujy si run last week wv were oiu umt jin Dexter ana SundayAJ Spieqleberg Sisters inmio Lake t Singer, 2, liuu dim Miwhl aL VtUiiiJis i iuu, i1 J1 ai11, oi a hiiiit aii lie was the Uih ux ui oxlwani and ilaiy othun Suiv, as bom 111 JucKu, uv 1,out spent mosL ni jn nir in i i v , VV,V Valter Claqo oi Los An iil, is viuiiinq atlOdt ball onwas unable to gain and the bail Calvary Mennonite ChurchRev, Ezra Peachy, pastjS Supt Walter LschWorship 1 ju0Sunday School i 4U ywonrtadyin Deuuicand wile CaismMrsmade at LansingThe governor in dicatea lie has already maae up carrier was thrown behind hisZYniown goal line for a touchbacKLYoua PPIe8 , The Pinckney defense turned Cotage Fellowahip Serviceback all DeWitt scorinq attempts Wednesdaynor is careful in hisuut invariably appoints menwno will benefit nun politically This constant battle makes it i lookedseveral Congregational junior Gusst Minister ICha Sunday School 930 A M,Henry threw Kina of DeWitt fcr Morninq Worship 1045 AM the 2 points ,Thur Night Prayer Meeung,80Uavs e or est a ney Suit ball wasuiLn ami hi imiijiiayed iiu ilc Hup iilLcher and w i ini am 111 Liu ciUii,, 1 won 17 yaiiu IOI uauc tilJe 1 Ji ilu LJlc iiUJilUS CMUJICLtu re tiiamph nliilo yeai M ui i1J ilajy HdULU LO liliiliitkny but tmv fiuay up, ln ou yiaJ tijun suig iurruly spent J lo x in lhc uicly in ieiroit wiiiloWJ aay tneir cows qotia wjre recaptured tynvvewas in Detroit on irnaIK ill Hi lliiia ins il IS JJ t ,V, v Ulu uu roai In the fiitJierc lie o at nal ijunr ul iIoiil i1a i on j qan dapai ly liiey Kvv VcrcrThe constitution reads that thegovernor shall make the appoint Ida and has a stong teamPinckney yMattesonment with the advice and consent of the leqislature This has been given various interpetations However it is one of the HenryDemocracy s check and balance t Nasn systems and there is little likli j HoUinqsworthhood it will be chanqed ai Rowell though it complicates the j Meabonjob of making appointments HainesDarrcvRady LELTLG C,RaRE G The Peoples GiiurohDeWitt Undenominationalbrowner j At 212 East Main Etreel m iil1 Rev Keith Ruegsegger, PesterVin Sunday School 945 A,M, Merrill Sunday Worship 1100 A, MWard Sunday Youth Group 7 00 PMHickerson Tnur Prayer Meeting J 00 PMPetersnn lWe extena a Christian Welconv uio me enqine was calledt wicu Sunday to qrass x fires h iiii Lake and Pettysville, utisu lasii spent SundayKIL wni xiendee home,Caueis at the J H Hookerh rue ijs wek were the CWh kcr iamily of Ann Arbor ao iVlr, Coia Sawyer, Mrsatui Sayles and Viola Petttysc ir woil Hex racket and Olin Robin i went to Sparta Monday nitat se be son of Willard Sauerrrpi s MM Masonic degreeMrs Oin Robinscn i 2U and a cont v rm an K,ICfu in c, J next Mcinq n niackri r on J ,lywas orqaniZ a i si J Cc VVerpar, re c utidenQB A NickellsLH SchafleyF NickellsFB D PetersonHooks used in worm hshinq SusiitutlprC CoimpbeU, Donfor trout cause more tish a aths Packer chas Henry althan fly castinq hooks In c ser1 Lof expewments ccnitd cut 11casino hooks causea less than 4 percent fish deaths and wouira hooks 37 percent Roy Chatneia of Bay City expects to go duck hununq th f h FrwrR rOOTBALLu, Ida 0 0DnqhtonICaiKton u iviorenci b,ex ib weii 1, Lapser 0 6tockthskbndge 33, fowlervilie 0 North to EveryoneViyear for the bUth time He J3 cutn7 Carletonwent in 1893 when he was eiqhtMU, Manchester u Dundee 25, u Chelsea U Lincoln 26 Rooseveltyears oldA 50 man inmate labcr camp f26, Roosevelt IRock i4, Saline 7 Annis being built 10 miles ravexse City jIf you hunt snipe L ure yoa,ckrt1 shoot woodec ,eilowjlegs ot sandpipers mo are Iquite similar Snipe have GUIJSplumage and lonq bills, i at oi ArJxr 2Ur Kaiamazoo 14 Claren7, Miliura 7 ConcordLake UNADILLA PhiBYTLRIAN Rev Yau4fe, pasterMorning Worship 10JO a rSunday School 11o0 a n Evening Service 3O p rNotts of 48 Years Ago Cecil Siqler has ojirolled atCleary Business College, Ypsianti Reuben Finch JD 6inuiDd stDansville , td the Lroy Famam familyi v rayon Rains Sunday IIsCare Miliei und dauqhteruttered a book roview forum at ri University of Michigan, atT Gerry Eichman family v rp t idiy dinner questa Ot LI yd Hendee familyMrs bdna Spears was in Jackon Friday Roy Dilingham nd wile spentSunday at the Guy Blcdr homein Fowlerville The Joe Clark family left SunlitUENT October u ut 8 Mnaii namburgoi tn Cancer iund carpentea work for Norman Mann Dr Fred Mylne has bought drug store at Cement Ciiy day by auto forCalifornia The Dale Miller Los Angeles,family an yr 17 innihs Fwd Sinthe game in tlic 7th and thenpitched 10 straight shutout until the 17th when Fred Smvwalked and Ledwidgc again ithe winning run Wesley caught him most of the time hov mBob Twite v j IT inningame In 1947 Eaprorsthe state class C they picke 2 milLavey and dob Si llOsvci utl As ai io jla erJitvkny ham ofn mnated f r u vcordinq to he ciPJII svrrt d the ID vmIJMichrran wa th iis to f ioe t cind n rrvt a tic,,ma us a iJuisac rjiuti i uiiLiue At tne buriK rs ction ctt Washinqii last 2bLJ bankers wves wre on a tour ci the White i acbut riiy c mveunThey had four ganis to iliy in three days Their pitcher oLronj, wen theopener but hurt his arm B b jiuh withwereThean h ur and then MermieLho lintMerstanauiqt meet Mrs Liris had t stjna u o wOI,w up ,jSJe ciia not about it know ,nred and won Sunday und came back notLabor Day and won twice, copMI the state championship for Eagtis After leaving Pinckney he piUhefor Lelanu Drug and Vagabonds o Brighton He went to Califoinia We think the Republican aiyears ago this falJ ty snouid iorget about tax cutsDuring World War II he server injicr the time bdaq d concen,atethe navy and pitched fm a navy j irate on servjee and natiorc deteam In the smith they called him thc i fense 11 all tho tax cuts caoYankee Smoothie II was unbcatabN J caLeci qo throuqh forevrcnKbewifeat the Ed ccSlnday querSt Marys 3 day camlal lest home in DrbornThe West Marion church narFAMILY SOCIAL Auaienceeren week was a biq sacces GovWarner spoke at theWednesday night anaall had an opportunity o rrHcsny S Trumcrn teils about i ccoidaaa, Larry vcanSlauiJarook the, Georqe Teeple, a litehi famUy s social We in iaei , Male QuartetteGeorga Gardner lonq friend makink the inn ATvifinoe Mo reveals ms UJUH eeHei ,,endence,ion oi Marqarets reveals his psinqinq anaW66 66 544 43 L2ion oi Marqarets qqher estimate of his piano playina He describes too seme am uBing incidents since leavmq theWhite House ReadMr Citizenbv KtoV S Traman in Aineriicln Weekly wth Oct 4, Detroit jTimes iBOWLING NEWSWeanesday A Leaque Standixiqs1 Schlitz fleer2 Reads Luj3 Dinkels Plumbing4 Marcrthon5 Service5 Leo Ewers6 IOOF No 407 Vans Motor Sales 8 Velvet Eez Shoes9 Detrot Die Set Male QuartetteGeorga uardner lonq friend makinkieedev , tionsriawaiian DanceJreda ruber,Accordion, i t inntackbe, Ben WfcJrry Evors attendedvr Thursdayrrod crAdrianlake tankers Theiwwly deooraud leader Accordia iian, Jake tankers, inw awwiy aecorawa oriqiQuartetteChas Madigan churcil was Paed Sunav evening Martin Ciinton inished cornet music at tno even ing service Mrs Earnes CT jor TuesdayrSnkiionDiana Lisong VlSi10 Plcdnfield Farm Bureau111 Hamburq 12 Hockey ServiceTeam hiqh 3 qamesSchlitz 2704Team hiqh qame Individual hiq 3 qaxnesD Davis 606 Individual hiqh sinqle L Jacobs 243 THURSDAY N1TE5 15 14 2 , 3, 3 3 33 3 2 42 41 R0 0 2 62 60 8 Alexanders Ragtime Bend byBrenda Grube r acampanyjnqPtolka BandLoretta ShaterleadsI The it Truth published aSt Louis Mues Bogie Dcnice by Btatement that President Th, Pat Bitten aore Roosevelt had thanked Style Revue WeU Known People a Grand Rapids brewing c mEloyse CampbeU PY tor sendinq him a can o G1 weeTon ,G anibe 7n 1iISreceived acial bowoi JacksonShohan home Sh survives with four slechilflreI1 i are also 10 brothTs Wilbui ,iiin, Sam, Jctrnit Je, LansingDi k in the service in Korea Ailiv, Hfjllie, Paul, James, Ted ar Krer of IincUfiThe funoial was at Ii liuij,,,California Friday, with thr VIW CPIluctiriK1 the services I brothii, Wilbur, flew to Califmi and at tended the servicesHe will always be remembered by Pinckney ball players and fans as there will never another Bob SncrefFRAMS I runFrancis D Carr, 7i, olate Mr and Mrs W A Of hdoorAEGJLAR Regular COMMUNICATIONRg communication ofLivingston Lodge No 76 r A M Tuesday night Oct 6 Busi ness session Clare Miller, W MDance Instructor Pert Bitten beer The truth is he returneiDonation tickets avialable at the with thanks outn Lyon has oouchtelectric liqht plant there The RcwlervUle Fair iatuballoon ascension Willam Fisk had 8 local yarrested for stealinq his me They pled quilty befor i,1Dell Carr and were iircd Roy Caverty has kit Davand is workinq on the Ann fFmCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS i bor Arqus The Pinckney Kings Daughters Here is the Pincknoy srhwill meet ihursday October 1st cuid wife weref, Su niay Pinrkney died aL his home in itroit, Mich, Septonbci lil, Hiwhere he hari lifd for many year He is survived by three dauhwite were j tors Aileen Youngs, Helen Carr allts at the1 Barbara Haynes, all of Detroit, aUiDOr pnev Lake, a brother, Rntfer Carr of Pincknfy , Oi and a sister, Mrs James A r hnie,EeneyClara Miller Lawrencei Bauqhn,o visited th id icarrThe C puVcnSlambrookand lack Hannet, alter French Ma Lsna Satur a Ft Wayne, workwith Mrs Cada Chamborlairj There will be a silent auction at200 attendance Primary 27, IncrZJ MUiec family werewife andSunday,wev andSchool 33 In cpontMr and Mrs Henry Kico on ey nomtamed the Farmers Club Frr jHaltiburj aPincknry TavernSt MnrysShireys Radio PfeiffersLakeland Inn WaHinj InsuiorroLaRosa Bowl Livingston ConservationRennons RestaurantLudtke Insurance ACXCTTS CALL HERE ence Kioe rendered an isnRev J W Wenger of North mental number Miss Adda Kport has accepted a call to bejead a paper on How Can V07 iort has acceped jead a papr o2 7ccie pastor of the Pinckney make the farm more a9 7Conglr Church and takes up his to Youna People It w di h J 1 1954 r4trctian5 duties here January 1 1954 swered by Mrs Roso Hendee 41 The Methodist Far hs brl 41 George Sweeney of Dexter posrooned to Nov 3 and 4 Walledfuneral oi rrcVvraaesdrryAAiOid iierquU st aLended le W6iand attendedand the Detroit1 4called on Mrs1 1006 Hi Three Gar Team WJtffrH 9 5 Hamb Garage, 23WPinclvy Tavern, 2324Hi ii Sinpo fame Team Pfeiif,M S77 llamori Garajje, 835 Vin ncv Tavern, F20 InJivldual Kramm, G20 Bradley,616, Hcllis 551, Bradley 2 Kramm, 217, Pietras, 211 R C KuhnjSecretary y oxEmma Dinkel LionsThesr,jiitlSunday Mrs G W Clerk,liSsiboTothy DInlcel and chiH Clark famlvV AnnArhrCVren were In Saturday f qame Sundayq Campbell famiW tnd with thefamily in Bia RaPv Reason WY weroyinrewVe week tndand Stockbridg Tuesday Jerrv Clark farrjilv te tne government ana a iorainal dfene thrc wont beany irue tho Hepabucan ptypimisd tax cuts iasi year bui 30has evoiy oiur party lor he jast lu ouis and noi oi M JO ,rrriiS were kept ieyWre niy vte catcuers Th reis iiiy ue way scn a tax ULCllid iJQ QMTl d OUt Cl th l by icvyiq a now x Tri OJrcuy oi tno uoCoUiv 1 s toicv i a nai , sal s X 11s has cc sea a wave st am iq licpubycii innL ofcjqioss wh y ii irr , ition f such a t x WOUJ U p r y sici They mcy ic A atla Micqaa iis tax edin 19L3 rcs,Jcd a th cc , oiG v C mstock win aav 1 v C v Fizqerald who be mpromised J remove all 3ax 11 roodstuii This he rand te law remains s unchjnqea Jrc m he soov Comsiwckbof East Lansing, Mich, anrl thrcl Mr Curv was born May 15, 1SSin Pinckney H graduate from th Pincknoy Hih Schnol with the claof IK09 and later from The Stat Normal School at Yjisilanti Hetaught school for many years in Liv ingston County and at one tinuserved on the County Examining Board of TeachersFuneral services were held Wednes 10,11A CI S 100003rmy r ivercd n Krea has ba cennody Ths effr VVTJa Red pi d liVerd iCintct t the US armyBu4 imes hrrve now they do nt want itneqtiatons ca n so they will return it tc is Red owners ior enqedceday at the Wood Funeral home in i fear of disruptinq the Pcce Detroit with interment in Grand I Whether the Red pilot wJl qetLawn cemetery , L W his money is not clearFRIENDS OF THE MBRARYThe Friends of the LibrarySept 22 at the home of Mrs I Bonner with Miss Florence Preuss ascohostess The library will be openon Tuesdays from 1230 to 1 for the convenience of students State Library books are loaned for one week, econom If the Republicans lose the offyear election next vear one of causes will be farm relief Farmprices have been steadilyin and farmers have been tcuunqa beati n their passion orrn r Trirv antrKrt I1CJ3Clar endThe Robert Grouuger fcmUv flWith Mrs MaroaretansJng spent Sunday with Mrs fomily ds Qoyl Ms Mmv mHry Fcrilkner and wife of honorfni Sniuay niaht TT3 on Mri Mary Hoc dinner at the Monks Hotel B ion o th nrraciTt of Her birthMr rmd TS 1 Drrvif are day tho prent Snort Amburae v rm d been cu t uCowboy Little b y Lesk i is missin gan d th e librar y woul d appreciat e par ent s checkin g thei r children s books Comi c book s ar e neede d fo r th e comi c paymen t fo r slaughte r1 price suppor tl i oone Sscrear yo f Aqricultur e Benso n ha s ann l hv , nn d,, j Tak eM akina cexhO f thoi r Mcrrttl e a t th fcw tcrte Fd r d a t exchange Al l donation s ar e apprec o f Whitmor a iated Thos e presen t wer e Mrs Joh nJ , Reason i Colone, Mrs C Chamberlain , Mi sI Blanch e Martin , Mrs Ber t Daller ,vr V from Mac Mrs Flori s Clarke , Mis shaC K nuu Gardner , Mrs Fanni e NellieWC i n Endicott andr Ne w Yor k 1cm famHy Fmmet t , Tir k A mKevi n T,oa Tmmi e A m homPontia c Sunday Mrs Jenni e Devereaux , Mrs Loui sCoyle , an d Mri Ma x RUBMI L Re freshment s wer e serve d afte r th tbusines s meeting Mario n Rossel LSecretar y ed animals I t ha s bee n S2 5qrade s an d 5 0 fo r thorobred sI t ha s bee n cu t t o 9 fo r qrado san d 1 8 fo r throrobreas wa s necessax y becaus eqres s cu t th e appropriatio n mThiscon two Mra Glady s Clinto n spen t th een d fai Lcassla a wit h m rMm b dvwr W A7E JTCASM S Ever sto p t o coun t tt o step s ye a tak a t o d o th ewash Th e averag e woma n take s 63 5 step s fro mth e wash , o p th e stairs , int o th e yard , an d bac 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FRANCIS COVER9Helen iconics Aezry con TOWNon m JOD at jacicson lastand was tajcen K Mercynospxtai Aut wus aaie ta go i io xir Home in a xew aaybin mobile xiooa DOIUC atCneisea last wee coliectua lbo pints oi blooaThe steel is in lor th new millpond dam at ifcigxiton It goeeaown t it in the around Voiun teer labor wo usea, it is expected td be fixusaed this week, wiu Jdhnny Qfjelfield, Bdrbard Sestar AKD SMALL TOWN GIRLTHE BIG vllhlane Powell Farley Graingerand Aim MillerTARZAN AND THESHB DEVIL f MM cartoonBim, Man, Tues Oct 4L 5, 6YOUNG BESSSunday, Monday Oct 4 5S M 230 y ySun Mat 230 p m aont Jean Peters Jofleph CottenBLUOTiBfT FOR MURDERDRYPflWWJ,STVFK0MOST ANYTMNtcost Ik ywr ssst esser lasMJiCTtSea our OSAMftSlltUI HIATTHATHEATMAKIRSieglsr aaptww the TIt balh righthsst frsm tiat buntr flans IIP TO 80BUAllifiE UUU a oiio tjj WmA Tkur GcL 6 7 8ttOnufflii wulx a aa at the top, wSHold IMicNamarolin honor o her war veteians inMrxmd Mrs Lawrence WueaJoi bob White eac have return j THE MOON IS BLUE ed from a a week uip in the up Cartoon Noveltyper peninsuXou Dr irord Topping, son oi Mrand Mrs Can Toppinq oi Jack son was niaraea 10 Utuia vud1 ney at Chariotie last week , 5, ne im oounty WOiU ccn i venuon was aeid at the rirign A dccisici stoningSlewart Galnaer Jean SimonsWews Carton, FHrty BirdyWed, Thur, Oct 7, 8 Double FeatittCartoon TamboreeGkmt Cartoon Show, 8 CartoonsDown the liiver in 3 D ANLSCANDAL AT SCOUR1 sa toehfdeolovton M E church Tuesday 115 Michigan high schools willbe represented by their banaa at the MichiganXulane gameset Ann Arbor Oct 3The lAkIrmri Kings Daughtors entertained the StockbridgsKings Daughters, ,30 in number srt the QUi Hotel Lakeland lastRalph Smith, twin brother, otRex fignith farmer Pinckney res ident died en Detroit last week Friday, Saturday, Oct 1D Ft Greer Gkarson, Walter PidgeonAlso Nws ConsnoFrouciA Covers the Big Town Sevex Let Me Go,Clipped WingsTh GREAT SOUX UPitBING A i9tXB WithJefi CrandlerAlanPARK ROW Sylvan ri In arerGlenn Clark, xngr oi the Dexter theatre fell rom a tree while pdekinq pears last week andfractured his back in two plac es He was taken to St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Gene Evans, Mary Welchcaisf Ua AftHarold Schroen 14, oi Ann Arbor was killed Sunday by the accidental explosion of a shotgun The oby and his parentswere at the Nay lor cottage at Patterson Lake The gun was in a boat and the boy had beeentold not to touch itj Dr Collacott inspected th0 y Monday Oct 4, 5Dean MartinJerry Lewis1ftTHEFea,turette, Friday, Saturday, Oct 3 THE STARS ARE SINGING Musical ComedyoGoneue,, Wed, Thur Oct 6, 7 8Bob Hope Mickey Rooney andand Marilyn Maxwellteeth of 378 childien at the Pinck ney school 21 did not need dental work 113 had fillings The 21 were Merllin Lavey, Merlin Amiburgey, Marian Gardnier,, RuthGaranei, Chas Porter, Helen KennedyGerald Henry, MarjorySmith LuciiLe Kennedy, LyleKuler, Berdella vuler, mel Bokros, Don MiUken, C Ledwidge, Tony Ricci, Enrico Ricci,fiobert Smith, Corrinne Palmer Ernest CorserPinckney won their socondFriday by beating Byron 19 to 0, Jim Nash, Walt Graves andj Gerry Kennedy scored the 3 toucadowns The second teamplayed part oi the gamet Tuesday Pinckney beat Dexter in a practise game 18 14 Thattouchdowns The second teamsecond team played most oi qame Nosh, Graves and Roy Reason did not play at all Born to Will Cody and wifelast week a daughter, Mary I Jane1 The marriage bans of Roche Shehan and Madeline Rochewere announced at St Marys chruch SundayFred Slayton has bought thehome of the late Bridget Monks Thomas Soules and Alger Leeof Lakland underwent operartions at the Pinckney Sanitarium CartoonOFFFootball Highlightsi2iSdooney, LaurltxMelchoir, Anna Albeghettigar toon anti newsSunday, Monday Oct 4, 5 PONY EXPRESStai TechinoolorA Drama SksringCSxarleton HestonJftonda FebnlngBun, Shows 3, 6, 7, frCartoon, WJd ond WooiyTues, Wed Thur, Oct 6, 1 THE BIG LEAGUERTLOCAL PROSPERITY IS YOU1 vKESPONS1BHJTY Edward G Robineon, Vera EUeoif you and others who live in Shows 715 rnA 910 this cemmunity form the habit Cwtooc sJb Nwof buying from local merchants, 13 jit will resujt in business beinqd il The Aotress,good, money circulating, stead Hose, From Here to Eternityi employment and continuing Do your part in promoting the eSClO sVIlE AXRE welfare of the community, by cn n 12 o Iaefton Rd5miiei buying Ibcally and dedng your q ybankinq with us of Ai jt AiboiPlayground Ctuldren undoj me admJitM FreeFriday Saturday, Sept 4, 5 12THE FZRirr NATIONAL BANK HeweiL MMMeSr FeSS oSoKur Ttap l2 3Coporaflon A U Depoef e Ineur d U p to SiaQO O lo r Eao h Depo sWAL K O N AI R INCUSHIONE DVELVETEEZSHOES I Sat,, Oct , 1 2 , 3O F TH E OCT1AWS Care ylas t week 5 5 loca l peopl eqrv eDor a Davi s a farewel l part y o nTuesda y nigh t a t th e Crofoo thome Sh e ha s gon e t o th e Che Le a Methodis t Hom e t o live I nkKhicUfd thos e presen t Mrs Hatti e Swarthou t presente d Mrs Davi s wit h a rob e an d slippers f 3 5 relative s surprise d Ber t 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SonsTVSERVICEInstallationsagoners Grocerv 6066 Pinckney RoadQuality Mcchondbe LOW PRICESbeer ami Wine to Take Out HOURSSaHy8toS Sunday I to 8Phone Howeli 7MJ2 siance Loomis and yelyn Darr j iversit hospital, Ann Arborow x jtast iridayMi and Mrs Harry Rose ol Bert Benham and wife of BriqhAnn Arbor called on Mrs tana ton and Qeorge Thompson and neasoxi btuiday ijwife were Sunday luncheonMrs Euen Newman of Annque5S at the MEDarrow homeArbor spent several days last The MEDarrows attended the weeK at the Ben White home meeIng of the Jackson Asn rranK White family oi Howeli of Conql Churches at the Vebof howeli called Sunday Wobster church Tuesday, The Bob Pikes with the Erstor,Clarks were in Jackson Friday Lij Younojlove Communityclub met at school Friday nits They had a garden auction Mrand MrsJUbert Dinkel andMr and Mrs W F Close attended 40tn weddina anniver sary oi the ijrnest ews m troit last week WmMurdock and wife of Hart lana called at the Bob Pikehome Sunday Mr and Mrs James Singer entertained the following Sundayat a picnic riinnenWilbur Singer family of Mason Sam Singeriamuy, DetroitJo Singer family Wilivanston iiiii Jones family,Fostoria, Ohio Ray Singer faxnily, Dexter Rev Fr Schmitt, thej Ted, Andy, ttoiHe, Jim, Paul and Year Service Warranty on All New Televisions SoldRiller Tm F Service WEBSTER ST, PHONE 118Pinckney KficniamIN THErown 10 PinOPEN BOWUNG CONTEST0 81700 IN PRIZES AWARDEDNO ENTRY FEE REQUIREDFrea Smglr fables TheTe were j Here is all you have to doCome in and Bowl THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES KALLWG wexe 25 neioes and nephews 124,1PINS OR MORE FOR THESE THREE GAMESCOnly an Average of 80 Pins a Game The Alfred Funrman family w w vranWlT t PLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel Jiove moved to Rush Lake anaRev Ruesegger and familyinto the Wylie apartment vacat ed by them Barn to Julius Aschenbrennerjr and wife at St Joe hospital,Ann Arbor Friday, a girl, Debra Jean, z Mrs Gerry Eichman anachildren called at the Russell Stove home at Webervilie onMondayMr and Mrs Flons Clarkwere in Detroit Sunday The Masonic Minstrell Showcast had their banguet at the Ellis Hotel, Lakeland, Mondayson SIX CONTESTS STARTINGAUeriONSALE I will hold a a ale oi house hod furniture on the lot fust CpuTMrs Emma Vollmer and No 1 Cct 3No 2 Nov V lill OCT 1 to MAR 14WINNERS EVERY WEEKCONTEST DATEtill Midnite Oct 11 No 3 Dec, 5 tin KBdnite Dec 13 No 5 Feh, 6 till Mkbite ll Midnite Ncv 15 No 4 Jan 2 till Midnite Jan 10 No 6Mar 6 till MkbiteEveryone Has a Chance There Are Six classes of ClassesHfT OF PWZES UUHoodieJunk vjJohn called at the Wilbur Eiselehome at Fowlerville SundayOna Campbetl has qone toSparrow hospital Lansinq for an eye operation Merwin Campbell Tim Hall, Bum11 cmd Arnold Berattended the Jcckson racertarting at 100 p ml on Saturday night fsouth of the Darrow barber shop on South Howeli St, Pinckney, j jh Vlnce LaRosa family were Ross Read cmd wlfft crttonddthe luxnbennft con venilon atLas Veca Nvcrda, last week d Cfifi 29a Curday OctB5RT WYUE, Auctioncy wwt on to Cafifornia orworks visit 240345b60 05423 465480 525 540585 to 49th Ptise First Prize 100 Cash each class bag each doss 2nd Prize 75 cash each clasa 50th to 79th Priz,Bowlinrr3rd Prize 50 cash each w4ek each class r0W1Ja3 Ga Total600 900 shoes each clou Mi 14LaRosa BowlOjpen Bowttng Ery Saturday olid SundayPHONE 9108 FOB RESEBVAT1O NB ,mIHERMSRI J FIRST GRADE NEWSWe are sorry Cheri Darrow hadher head bumped on the swing Weare happy to have her back at schoolWe will try to be more careful when playing ttffliAlan Stcffan was 6 years old yesterday Happy birthday Alan Barry Simpson went to a footballgame in Ann Arbor Saturday Two players were hurt He showed uts hispennant Judy Reynolds showed us a prettypaper flower Margaret Ackley had companyfrom uctroit yesurday The com pany have a new cav and a nc dg Judy Shroeder showed u lu dolltoday Bailor Ludwig has a new tabletand pencil Connie Kciser had company yesterday They had lots of fun Dtid Loar got a big truck for hisbirthday It has many tools with it Perry Morgan had company yester, day They wnt, out Lu cumier, cun saw some pictures of Florida Kenneth Garrs dauay txmght 2 ponies Ktnntin lvi nuts on themHfc fell ofl ui oni iu wus iioi hurt ruu JX ui, are wooing in ourTom lietty book We like PRQFESStOMl CMOTPThe Pinckney SanitariumRay M Ovffy, M D Pinckney, MichiganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WedMOD, Tuet, Fri, Sat,700 to 00 P MilRAUP riDr G R MoOloskeyDENTIST112Vfc N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganHerb SneedPhoie 183 207 E Gd River Howell, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With Me Myrw JLee LaveyGeneral InsuranceConsole h Heater John Wilsons muiti1 ia iu,in u i , ,the hospital She is feeling much Phone 9 6 iuickney,better now REFRIGERATION SERVICEDunne Jvessleis tannly will haveEnjoy yenr warmest winter yet with thU beautiful consolethe new Silver JttbileeModel DuoTherm RegencyHeres tremendous beating capwtty e4heat flexibility Not one but TWO fedadreDuoTherm Dual Chamber Burners useone for mild weather and two foe 7S,000BTU heat for cold weather4 Big radiant doors for extra heat en fastroom warmupsAdd one or two Automatic PowerAirft Blowersturn themselves on and offfor forced warm air heating that saves op to5 23 on fuel bills and thermostat at slight extra cost for completely automatic heatSmartest furniture styling youve ever seenTrim, beautifully compact console in rich mahogany finish with deluxe brass grille anddoor pulls Feature packed with all DuoTherm extras at no extra costHumidifier,two WaistHigh HeatControl Dials, Wastew Stopper, Automatic Draft Minder company from New Vork this weekOur class is studying animal thatget ready for winter by storing ioouand hibernating We have a chip munk Visiting in cur room Ins naniwii Chipper fI THIRD GRADEI John C weni to Lansing to the staU capital and zoo Sunday Ho had hit picture taken with a donkey and some buffaloLouis iiaydu and John Colone wereat Wallace Singers SaturdayJohn Holben went to a show andlearned some things about jet pLinusKaren Bloxom brought a butter Jfly for the terrariumCamillfe Buda has a new swiaterRonald Singer, John Lei ne, Ca1 mille Duda and Louis Haydu brcugnt pictures for our iigns of fall pro ject w Ann Menke brought airplane picl ture to be used in our airplane unit Bihy Light is back injchoql Harold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAuctioneerFarm Sales A SpecialtyBert WyiieCall Fowlerviiie 4o5FoDr 3 w 1 owner DENTIST8044 Portage Lake RoauDexterPhone Dexter 3461 Plumbing and HeatingRepairingLicensed Maste FltftnberPhone 183F21075 East M36, PinckneyFUNERAL HOMSDon C Swarthoui DirectorMoJern Equipment Ambulance btrvice gPhonea 3J and u8, Pinckne0 Reiekhoff, Sr04T0METRiST120 VVes urand RiverHowell, Michiganhone 58 Residence 611Weekly Trips Made to General TruckingPinckney, Mich iJhone 161Fii CarrComplete insurance CoveragePhone 43 Pinckney, MichCemetery MemorialsPrices You Cn Aiford lo Pay MUiord, iViichiganMisrord uianj WorksReal IbstaleFarms, Homes, LaKe iroperty huinestj opportunitiesLittt loar ilUiQerald ReasonBroker iiOy iNorth PearlPinckney, Mich FOR SALEU2 window p4J24ana frcanes like new i5WJ9367 Gedar Lake RoadjjX halted jUtweek So is Kathy Gusiafson, Ca canWmQj milie Buda and Maiy hilth siinger J p Liann aud Yenning Lurts giand,iT , rv , parents visiud them Sunday WANltJlo ldJce forWm Rente iOH SiaJCae 3006one 12 guage pumpheld At oischool children days Inquir at410 Putnam oar phorv 106F2FOR SAlHAKC IUQ, Colllipupptoft ftable and whit and trtcolorL Din O Dn KjbPlnckneyM Mich, Rte, 2 ,Phon Dxter5615e POR SALEElectric ranc,o, likeMrs Floyd MartinCaU 218 HowelltiiTSLiiillu JIZ S JxJ VT6 year old due Oct 5 yar2l2 yrs, old bred 3 month,iffonth old heller 19D0 Beardsle Road nearley Lle Bentinc Th Singer reunionJohn Singers Sunday Patty Suggitt helped celebrfttehrtouiini birthday Sunday John Froelich was absent MondayDonna Hollister rodo a bucking pony Sunday C Mary Lee Agchenbrenner IK vvyhappy because she has a sisteiv Tuesday was the birthday oi Ronnie Singers brother We are making murals of Signs ofAuiumn We have new plants in our oomWe also have a tezranumMichael Tauriainen pressed omeiaves and made leaf prints John Colone Drought aunm ij liancorn iov the science tableDoroihy Clark vjsitcu t, iarryUtleys Sunday evening Larry Utley caught two Lull frogsNancy Head made a terrarium in alittle glass jar and brought it lor our year science tabie I Our arithmetic procew teUAnn Menke brought a baby snapled us all wljere we stand and howh hv to udygun and a scuaio couchLucius J Doylo, phene 12FOR RENXTModem four room apartment,vaccant October IS,Phone Lighioii 3731 FOR AL1U2 Guernaev cowii, Ihas had first calf, 1 second oalf both bred ox will trade tot ewe 185 East Coon Lake RoadtoALEWhwe rtock CftUK Mrs Rarnpei1220 Mowers Road Hackneyk Atno SupptiesAuteve Gloss Bold and lastalled We Buv Scrap Matef1018 East Qraad Btrefhone 151 Howell MlehABES AUTO POur Room CHub president is Marjo lie Ogden Connie Lewis ia thesecretary FIFTH GRADEWe made birthday cards for thepeople who had birthdays so far thiswe have tomuch we have to udyOur Readiness Test scored CarolR d ping turtle and some turtle food kPatty Suggitt brought a baby D ground mole to show us 6na also Miller high and Noel KoeII brought crickets Mary Menke third W have a new pupil from Jef fries School in Detroit His nameis Larry Beach i FOLRTH GRADEI k Columbus Goodall left last week He moved to Romulus nior Darrow was nine yeara oldlast Monday Kathy Keason and Mihal Hitter were each nine on SatSeveral boya and girls finished ary Menke thOur place mats are all completedThe clay modeling project turnedout very swell with many new ideas A birthday party honoring Kathryn Gyde, was given by her moth er Thank you, Mrs Gyde rOh ttAliUAVU wusedand and gravel graand or mix ed, also proceasd road maveiD 4 J GliAVEL COMPANY4 miles west cf Howell at 4950Mason Road Fon Howell 934 I 2 or Folefvie 33PFU PIANO LESSONS Classical or PcpuluiL A BEATT1ERush Lake Puone U7F13 Pbackney, MichiaanCWEN W tOWLEB O S, Cfoot Specialist Chiropodls216 W GdJiiver, BriguaotMicH ielepheae OlUe HounOilice 76181 By ARes 71003 MMANDELLS SAW FD4M6 WOP LAWN MOWER SHtPW1U24 Rlverbank LOMHfcLAND LAKE, HICHWe pailfed our paper mache dishesSome of tho boys in our room ffated our pencil sharpener ,We are finishing our unit oh RusOur Social Studies Unit is well un Bia so tj,at we can start another unitder way, and we are using a greatmany encyclopedias, building a goodbibliography and sharing our information1 iift oatsG re e tft MarketCourt eoCLARKS booklets about the sunmoonCarolyn Cosgray mad largechatt about the sun Janice Rose isworking on one about the moon Kar en Singer is making one about thestars ,Linda m Lucille Barrett went toDetroit tob ball game on Sunday Claudia Jkr has two Shetlandponies from B4lle IsJe Paul Burg viatecL tbf Deroit aooon Sunday fKaren Singer weatoa family reunion Sunday jP Dale Canfield attendedthe U ofM and Wahington f oottaUI game at Ann Arbor Sunday GRADES 1, 2, AND JRichard Klein broke hit arm lastTuesday, Sept 22 Rollene Sinfers Uncle BUI visitedthem over the week end Mike Hardens dog, Lady, has fourpuppies Robert Darrows father pulled oattwo of Roberts teeth, Saturday Friday was Bobby Curts birthday Sunday, Paul and Judy Leedy wentto Grand Rapids with their parents1 Bobby Milliken has a new puppyhe calls Star Paul and Pauline vStapletona parents have 18 cows They are milking14 cows They have two calves One isfour days old Mike Teesmer want to tits dentistFriday ant had twe tetth filled SIXTH GRADESandy Lane brought lorae voodoodolls We sold programs at the footballgame Friday We macie 521We are going to buy an aquariumfor our school roomMrs Tasch forgot her lunch today and some of the children gave her some foodtaker,Pocohent as aiHar4 Coal Scf t u Farmers Feed Supply Coy Dublin Core The 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Pinckr MIRROR Ml OH 16 All Republicans eve inskiny waysto avoid the bitter pnunury con itest for governor next year i whistle by thewhich they blame ior their aef i High School Athletics IPinckney made a game of it forthree quarters at Dexter Fridaynight and even scored a touchdownthe last quarter which was nullified by what they claim was a quickfeats ior governor in 1950 ona They are considering uvnary plan whereby thaoi the Republican party in Michigan wodd meet and d di f liob Mcabon passed to Dave Harneswho Jaterailed to Bill Rowell The laiui mn all the way for a touchdown out the official claims he blew the whistle while the ball was still fHg P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, October 7, 1853Churches jCatholic ChurchusorSt Marys Catholic ChurchPinckney MicbiaarRev Fr Albert SchmittSunday Masses Summer, Schedule 630, 8,30900, 1000, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 1000Novena Devotions FViday evening 730 p m Confessions jFriday after Novenna Devotions Sanirlday 730 to 900 p m Sunday Before 800 Mass ia candidate for goverj aiwathe wUdvf beennot bar other j 13 to M with 6 minutes left to play runnina but it is thought a party endorsed candij Lons of Dexter scored all 3 Dexiddote would be lilflely to win touchdowns, 2 of them resulted mmIt is doufcful of being adopted t11 pass interceptions and tiunext year as the Republican ot,hor was 27 yard run by Long,state centred committee has wnu nas zcoicd 9 touchdowns in three turned it down They said itj1 nl score was Dexter a,,smacked too much cf bosslsm rmckney Haxfefld Love Detroit attorney1 Pinckney plays Fowler at St J hns Morning Worship 10GCwho presented the plan denies Friday night This team beat Rnci, Sunday School HbU this ney lasc year by one point If Pin Young Peoples Meeting w mirK ttirm rra the Love cnLjy SV the breaks they siiouiu teottage Fellowship ServiceSame such plan astoe Lave win as tt have a one was tned some years ago J iast yearThat time all farm organizations, tions met and endorsed MiloCampbell, head of the Michigan1 FOOTBALL SCORES Minnonife UhurchCalvary Mennonite Church Rev Ezra flacky PastorIS S Supt Walter Each The Charles Scott fsaily of Deit spent the week end st tbt Alti Dinkel homeliving Reynolds and wife of Caliiiia, visited at the Max Reynolds me iast weekviisdames Douglas Nelson anda UK Crinkhite of Detroit called ons Mary Hoff last Thursday Mrs Musa Ay erg and Mrs Neary Plymouth were Friday callers ois Mary HoffCadet John Hammell and wife ofHIS ton, Texas, are visiting his par ts hereMrs Kene Miller was knocked down the DexterPinckney football gamelciuy night by an onrushing playOongregalional ChurchEverett, 13 Ypsilanti, 34, Tattle Guest MinisterWelton Chamberlain and rendered unconscious, bat susliiua no serious injuries His, Woodroe Massey served din Saturday to the workers on thew Peoples ChurchMi and Mrs Wra Jeffreys andcy Jcilreys accompanied Mr andr Kay Chandler of Kalamazoo to00 UoUoit ueslay to attend the fun jiiai oi Luuni Jeffreys, daughter of ve Jefireys Burial was at New, Mich Lucy went back to Kaiawith the ChandlersJtoy Reason took Ann Shirley Eean, rauia Cuilett and Barbara and FOURTH GRADEWe all enjoyed the play given bythe ixth grade boys and girlTwentyseven people brought money this week for hot lunchesWe have finished our first unit iGeography We start ur new ontoday studying about dnliiunlive in the far northOut1 new aritlnuet work bookcame todayWe will have uui arithmetic test this week iTommy Huhnian has a bicycle fBrenda Slayden was nine years old Friday We all rrudo birthday cardsfor her I jhew Cirraif Oommenf,f The Editor on th Indian iiSt WU1 uom now on, aicms wiio hvelilt lnjiuu uwonuar whu ntrunk oi liie itaer acr in oiviThe Michiqan prison problemswere turned over to Gov Will Icons 6 man Corrections Committee of 6 citizens last week At it f td be more of a etudyctnd report back to legislature The qovernoisay committee will operate without political interference or presureCONSHVATION season opens Creek, 6 South Lyon, 39, HanaiuJ Sunday School 930 A M ll f1 Ln Sunday to0 Manchester, 13, Deerfield, 13, D,Morning Worship 1045 AM f ll1 ub lnd Chap Witt, 13, New Lothrop, 7 FoierThur Night Prayer eung,80C ,in J fU T atville, 20 Okemus, 7 William, 13,at the church W I Z Dansville, 7 Stockbridge, 58,u baime, 32, Milan 12 Dundee, ly, Lincoln, 0 Ida, 20, Onsted, U JastNorthern, 13Mto8 of 26Col George has Ag97ayanahunters may snout bear ffie smau qeuuoopens Octobr 1 sea 4wnichqame Thursday Lcddies Aid at churchat 2 p mSaturday Hayride , leave tho church at 7 30 p m y , A Hearty Welcome to AILThe Peoples Church At 212 East Main Street ilen Davis oi Howelf called oni editor Sundayjoie bonier ui Ann Arbor spentiit week u the ben White home iis Kiien As man and the James r tuner iann caine after her SunuayTha Ashei Wylie family visited the y at Walled Lake r her Pdeaviui Zc sX ,Paul Burg went to Lovells this ior uir helds an f 1 r it I i VN4 Waowo, J ills Oweek end I ruual cout uniy as hev IIButch Nosker iul Barhaia Bauiui iiave to bo built ecrui were each pony riding at Hammelis I gamsined 2 U Stables We all enjoyed our first music les sons of the year e projected increcr m n,Mrs Campbell nave i Bonk jea es continuea to mei wnTalk one day last week K d CJuy PPOsioi bnator LJib ,u i Barbaii Bauhn, and K Singer j senate pasoUice comuL talso ghvo inn estin on uys it la a service crqanJu1 SIX1H GRADE siuWS aua congress should ni uy oMost of us have finished our Hus WiPe oui the aeiicit by laioinisian Units , rates Ryp Haqen ol the hou aWe ao starting oir African Units j Pstoffice c mm,ttee says 2S inow I Uio jostul cosis should b,, charqWe aie jrivinj, in juay t iay It , ed to public service lie i orrlabout Peter the ireat Out the S90000000 Cost J,r i 9Shirley has some kind of poison rural delivery, 79 million subShe got it out f ihe wunds siuV 1 or airiinesfree mail ri We tore things ui of paper, and for 3,50UU00 G Is poslr1put it on colored paper sale of defense bonas and n , to the 41000 postoflic s that,are not sbif supporting If this was done rates could be cut in sad of boosted ho claimsAlthough tho appointment oiWe arenice We are going to Hidden ValleySEVENTH CKADEThere are 48 pupils in our rooiboys and 30 girls We areKoy Kobert Pike antl wife visited thelanuly at iowierville Sun out a system of teams The girls hi3 teams with 10 girls each, theboy1 Gov Wcarun toJ2 teams with 9 boys each The , curt has been tains are Dick Kennedy, Victor liijmo time it is noMncsydio, Sara Wylie, Jelean Bas, ,io, ed eathsinsiically in s hociie ohehan ana MadelineSunday Worship 1100 A, M, Roche were married at StMarys unday Youth Group 7 00 PMjchtun oaturday iney were trThur, Prayr MeetingF 00 P tended by Harlow Shehan andis McLganet Brogan They went to 8Pem Haucks Jackto b aria uquiiui property jQueoec on their wedding tripAkman wno ai liiociong tne Mar Rerufnincr home from the Sal cr m Saline iootbaU gam Fnday the car to EveryoneAUUIIUI progeny jueoec on their wedding trip 1owners wuo ai jjiocianij ID tiny jfimtk uoocmiq project69 rxiae conservation buai pon purea 10 tne lxne Graves WQS wrecked 2 , , Sundanrcaito ior 4iJW xniiuons ior Pea8t ot j No one WC8 hurtentogration next year j pr, Raymond Sialer has openj PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP TO The reauert of the Washtenaw, ed a dented off ce in Howell SPONSOR HAYRIDE Bruin Lake no ueen Mrs Sarah Eurchell, 68, diecDjBruin Lake1 zs beencrt Amherstberc, Ont Ot 5 Pilgrim Fellowship will have a hayfLL rwl, Linoi Ona Campbell end wife are, ric Saturday, October 10 Meet atho church at 730yLJod V unBjltiricums coirin a traific jam Sunday night 1130 c m 800 p mwSement with vviscoxxi attending the OI3 Grand Chapin covJrfnq fiihing on boraer er2ne3ting inGrand Rapidahoi been renewed for 2 yearsyears euirouie home tromwere LovelliThe Charbonneaus have takenover Hockey Swarthout orlstationJohn Burg and family, LloydVanBlaribum and wkfa, CkneSwanhout and wife and Ray the sui re maoppea en iorand RaySullivan and wife spent the weekfTohdo visited the and Jeanette Clark We will hicthese teams until Halloween and Luone with the lowest citizenship scotwins The utti with the most points has to serve the rest of the roomThe nautfhtiv si team BO far is DicksWe elected clD3B officers lasimonth Dick Kennedy, pies Nancy Nash, vice pres Fred Beny, secWe like our teacher, Mis Mornvery muchGRADES 1, 2, AND 3Monday, October 5, was DannyMoise a mothers birthdaySunday Rickie Tessmer visited hiscousins Pal and Mike TosinciLinda Rhodes Aunt Vivian from soiti qi Yirii The principal com, 1 nt sthat Warren has no juciiciul perknce and that a mm withlonq ears on the bench shouihave been named Davd Lrwrencp, commenta qoet furh rHe snys the fippofniment is orlva ,nlaudod by the New Deal vs tho CIO CHJ the AFL He dJth appointment was 1cr thof 92electoral voles of Californiam enAt their last meeting the memberswild bear has been live October 18 twice this summer at Cbl Edwin S Gecrje invites of Pilgrim Fellowship voted tothe people of this secUon to ff 2S00 t0 lht chlllch missionary fundbarn danc at the qame reserve Tf v1el l n Vnvm Janet Vanslnmbroo1 and KarenBeck tied in first place in a contestj end at LovellsLynn Hende and wile andLolyd Hendee were in LansingFriday,The talent show put on atHamburg Friday niqht bv thocancer society drew a big at3 tons of northern pike will t Nash did not play andtransported tram baginaw ttcry to Utsego Laite The dept wui seU 39 confiBPCrted weapons by sealed bidsrorfist of weapons write land Lansing, Mich hkrh fichmi lnct trtthat has beon n ori in Pilgrimtendancenignscnooi lost W Pnllnu,,y,iT, tn cpn whn ronr oarn j, Mrs Kenneth Klavand family of Sebastian, Floridai, wMches 60 U Saline hire rtiday MfcJto,injuries Pinckney scored reel when Garald Kenndy made 50 yards on a revers play His knee vent out of stituted the Sermon in the Mountngnt, jjjgy j Q receive a new edi tionof the Bible BiUy Beck came in second placl with seventyfive yand children were here Saturfor the Flint Klave weddingin second placl with seventyfive verses He will receive a gold cms, j o ACJCIDENT VICTIMSTwo Pinckneyites were taken, iJoujfliertys Uiulc Karnie ii juiniobjle iiccuicnt His auntL HIXJ their son, Tommie werein the car, too They were not ser101 IvirtOur new lioom Jub presilent isBecky Morris Paul Stapleton is cretary THIRD GRADElt is estimated 20 people wiljoint on the 5 yard line and RoyjThe presentations will be madebe killed during the hunting sscReagojj took the ball across tne first Sunday of NovemberYouthson That is tho average over a gi i Saline got their scores Sunday,perioa of years jon passses over theWithfrom acciavnts, JamesGallupson of Mr ana Mis Earl GallupOLDTIME LYCEUMS PROGRAMS RETURN TO PINCKNEY IThe Senior Class of Pinckney HighSchool has booked five outstandingentertainment features through the Sorenson Lyceum Agency of Painesville, Ohio These features will bepresented during the school year at the High School Gym The first program will be givenon Thursday night, October 15, at800 pm This wiil be a famous Scotch Duo and will feature instruments, songs, and dances which have I Charley Gehxinger foiled to LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY show up at the Fowlerville Fair The initial meeting of the LadipeEarl Whitehall and Bobby Veach Misionary Society of the Peoplesof the Tigers were there Fowler Church of Pincknoy met Septemberbeat WilUamston the first29 at the home of Mrs Viola Mass was thrown, from his motor scootnSonny Fuhrman was hurtqame 4 to 1, Battle Creek PThc tjn M clkl to order bwhBnta eo rolled over nearorigin in Scotland p dates to be announced later,there will be the Covered Wagonentertainers with Western Music anH Negro Quartette from the Southland These will be followed by two other featured numbers which will be announced later The programs will last from 800until 930 anl admiral ill b 50cfor adults oril 25 for students Sea ton tickets mry Yo hi from theSenior Clas for 200 fur adults and100 for students and will includeall five i of entertainmentLIBRARY NEWSIn accordance with tie planadopted last year, the Library ybe on Tuesdcry befrom 1230 to 100 PMfor bene fit of otftown tudent Mis d ill b i hrge turns beat Pleasant Lake 5 to 31 Mrs Edna Euler who brought aThere were no Detroit players injof wckome to hethe final which Fowlerville won 16 to 1 Andy Messenger pitchedfar FowlerviUe Bom to Charles Clark andwife Oct 9, a son While plowing on the NancyBeebdi ffaxfcn Harry Frost pVoedup a copper penny dated 1819 Gene Dinkel has resigned as of Gordon wonMidland Saturday nightML Kathy Ruejrsegtfcr led thegroup in prayer Mrs Ina Buzzard prosified at thribusiness meeting which ivlud d th election of officers They are asfollowsMrs Edna Euler, President MrHarry Evers hes taken his place Ed Faracto who bought the TVnra Fuhrman, Vice PiesEva Enpquist, Secretary Mrs Bevjerly Sherrod, Asst Sec Mrs Vioa Massey, Treasurer and Mrs, KathyRuTsejrffer, Chaplain i A v , ,j The business meeting was aIsite of the old hotelftos lfijia a, journed, after which tho TOUP enline Ol tile across Main St He joyed games Mrs Beverly Sherrod,Xpects to pipe Oil from the de MJsr, Paula Curlett and Mrs Bay POt to the oil Station there he bara Massey weio in chari of ijam,Will build isi , Refreshments wore served by thoPinckney high school received hoeteas, Mrs Viola Mas y57 free ticket to the Michigan The next meeting will b hold at Ohio Weolyan gam Saturday the home af Mrs codia Xash OctThe White Lodge Country 27,Club has bought 40 acres ot Mrs, Ella McQuskey and willlay out a qolf course Ed Sorenon oi Detroit hasbought the Earl Mason horn onEast Putnam St j October 13 and 27Fcllowcraft Wateft Clark is btiVq twotcam practice, s pmhouses in Howell one for Heiok I Oot 17 M Degrees Fish supp off the jeweller and one or Mrei at jBiSOpjn Liingston Lodgefor CARD PARTY, OCTOBER 10St Marys Altar Society willsponsor a card party Saturday, October 10 at 8 p m fn the newschool Play your favorite gameDoor prizes Donation 50cFLINT KLAVE WEDDINGThe marriage of William Klave,pon of Mr and Mrs Norman Klave of Portapre Lake to Mrs ImogeneFlint, daughter of Mr and Mrs FSimmers of Ann Arbor took place Saturday afternoon at the Baptistchurch at Portage Lake Rev Mattisoffinifitfd The couple were attended 1 Norman Klave jr, brother of the 1i e ri Mrs Berniece Moore ofA run Arbor The reception was held n chr home of the croom, followingtte ceremony After a wedding trip the couple will live at Portajre Lake The groom graduated from Pin ney hicrh school and served 2 yearsin the n He is We are learning to write the ABCsCamille Buda went to a show Saturday She has new jeansWe were very glad to have hotlunches start MondayJohn Holben went to John ColonesSaturday,in northern MichiganLouis Haydu went to Larry Utleys SaturdayPatty Sugitt spent the week endin northern Michigan She has a newbdtNancy Reads parents went deerhunting over the week endMary Lee Aschenbrenner has anew gold fishDonna HollisUr gathered butter iitr ucquuiuq oil bin II UIoou utie needed to Duua a aive aionq me naioahier from Lfexter tu iiaqeLtie Uie project has been aoan aozicd ior the present due to mehigh pnee asxea ior tne i27acre Ihe HuronClixnon Auai only who JS in charqe ot it hud lcSlted condemnation prcceeumq in court at Ann Arbor and ujury was to have been drawn iast week Ine authority staesthe project will be taken up kit er There is some local oppesto the project on the qrounds itwould brinq in an undesirableelement from the citiesDetroit is havuiq consiaerabletiouble with rowdyism at ruqntfootball qames At a qam tru reTaursaay mqut between two schopls, J00 stopped trai icand 25 spent the niqht fn jailDiinkincr seems to cause most oi the trouble Most schoos Withliqhted fields expenencea taisdiificulty the fitst years theirnuts Saturday I fi lds were lhted A Pinckn yWe are making cattail posters Vor it was necessary to eject John Colone had company from j 80Vo1raI rsns ho had , tOAnn Arbor Sunday much to drink and were makaqKaren Bloxoms sister has gone toja nuisance of themselves Sincethe hospital for a tonsil operation i then there has been no furtherSunday was Mary Lee Achenbrenners mothers birthday It was alsothe birthday of Ronnie Singers and Patty Suggitts grandmothers,Saturday was the birthday of JoanEndres motherJohn Colone had a check up MondayDianne Curts has poison oakJohn Colones aunt who is a Wacvisited at his house Sunday trouble ,Some persons have a perverted sense of humor We read vandais invaded the Mountain Home Cemetery at Kalamazooolast week, smashed tombstoneswith rifle fire and sledqe hammers and tipped over others A similar incident happened atelUtica a year aqo where a numWe matched pictures with the j were arrested and fined,words m our new vocabulary list We elected new room helpers MondayFreddy Crudder, Paul Leedy, andMary Ellen Singer returned to school MondayWe have made a smalhstart on ourairplane unit The national sales tax trialballoon havinq been sent up and met only criticism it is nowhinted a manufacturers tax is under con Nation This is notthitiPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSBaldwin, Reinberger, 76,h dhat ttown wi Gktrdner will be is charge jAdol h Hartman Oct 3 George Reinberger, 76, diedat the home of his daughter Mrs fres October HIIhe lodge will go tojjjj Leviston Mich, to conferr 3MM deHelenH is aexuor cwssFdWill leave Saturdaymust iiave at least 25 If yonwish to go phone the secretary We , ww dialer is senior w will stay at tho Miller gwarthout andSSJTS7tngi H HaU IW5 J610 Hummer cabins at Lovella and returnmod Will vou com itesaov lODhanore cud Ralph Carr Sundayerenina from 7 to phsip us mandfreshman Clare Miller, W Mpipe organ layerpic are employed at the Am inuraaayi Mesdames Iva Rea1 son and MableHeader was soloist d Mable Whit Hehote8es A silent auction war M,accor oanist inrt Through theampbell wasr held0 E S NEWS0 9 crettnef nuKh f cm enthusiasticresponse eithc The press callsit a hidden sales tax whichwould be passed onto the consumer by the manufacturer by Wteincr prices The whole thinflin a nutshell is that the Retmbfl can party wants to carry out its , TsloJrcA in cut tCBBSScannxrian pledcre to cutbut if at does so raHist pass diHh er tax bill to make up for tfc lt b foe cutSchool Gym Oct 21 at 8 Annual election of offices ofPinckney Chapter 145 QES atample Friday niant, ww v,jt8 p mafrathmenti far can be levied mit, passlsa tnfollow if aten mony lost bv the cut w SHINE, I SIMPLY FLIP AELECTRIC OOTHES DRVER MIMUT6S1THAT HOT ALL CLOTHEC SMELL CO SHLOOK SO BRIGHTM vi 4 to put yourah ioa jw drySat tha OTBtrcla and clothes dry in minutesif y wtolk Ortart toning from a prdrying 4 fawain antally UB is M 4aAo laaafidBlamefU wrinklat aut to ma Lruning easier Clotheslook brhtcr aod nwwrlastLACK FOR THIS SYMBOLTh dealeraai it a Uvta aad golyar naaitlist,ta halp aaieot All the backbreaiting work is gone no lifting, lugging basktte ofheavy, wet wash no bending, ttrttchkkg no hours 4f waitingfor baserucntrdried clothes But why not get the whole dryer storyfrom your Electric Dry or DaysdealerStandard Installations wired without charge ISIEGLIU USES HEAT THATS OVER YOUrfHMNMENEAT Wo castl pipe or tegisters to Iwtill or dein f a aI Howell TheaterDestet ilifiBtavMra naaa Fuhrman, 103,South Lyou diad last weekMrs Eugene Fay,wife oi GeneFay oi the Fkst National Bank olHowelLdied last weekMrs Clyde Sioxey of Stockbridge fell and broke hex arm lias week Wed, Thar, Oct 6, 7 8Hoiden MaggieMcNcnnaittto Friday Saturday, xrtobar 9,10BIDE VAQUEBCf hMOON1P M the recent Fxiday, Saturday, Bobert TariorAva Gardner andMnmniK Howard Keelnovelty rkw, o Jungle Drums ol AfricaOctober 9,10 2 Cartoons 2was a recent patient at Mercyhospital, Jackson, for observa Uonb F Hadiev oi Unadilkt hadhis light leg amputate above the knee at loote hospital Jackson last week AockLfidiye, t owlerviiie anafiiignton have eittciea newuua lireuip ana it ui u 6uiierai I uiyo4U1 1UWUUy 6 ME HYDflAND I Barbara Stanwyck Richard m,n Esther Williams, lack Carsonp cortoon newB spnALL I DESIRE Wed Thur Oct 21, 22 nuiL Double Featur DREAM WIFEMOIL, Tues Oct 11, 12 13dun Mat 230 p m, cont IHck HaymAudrey Trotter CRUISIN DOWN THE RIVER Technicolor Cartoonvvuoa, Wed TharOcctober 14, 15, 16 3 Dimensions 3Robert MUcnunx, iifomSECOND CHANCE lechnteoiox QGry Grani DeBoraH Kezr and Wafor PJdgeonTHUNDER BIRDS withJohn Dreek, Mona RreemanComing South Sea WidcmAnd 8, Bugs Bunny Cartoon Vroocn 6nev Wiiiiaim Uiyaegruxia ioage aiapican ana Waiter Crai, toanex niqn scnooiathletic coach have been nainoj,to receive the bora Mauiuc ac gree at Boston next year v rlallex Haxawaie, noweu, was broken into last weeic and anumber ol guns stolen Born to Raymond Allen andwile at McPheison hospital,Jast week a son Sylvan 1Adxn adults 85c, children 35c Tax IncludedComingsLatin Lovers, Return to rridcry, Saturday, OctoberIT HAPPENED EVERY THRUS DAYLooretta Younj, Joncatooo j newshojvt m IMVS Ifi iviiss Franc tturch has qou vaiiiorma ior th winterCasper uuinan ULU rcsigneahis position on the ,nawen nep ana gone to Illinois tojoglar mptoxm the TopothFlm heat, dotmlpatatttad iaasr haatarbottwt fire It cap i Timta Hotterfeast ton tht bum R over your SooraSAVI UP TO 50HPifjpfer viceraom Ha A new boiler is beina put inihe school ior heatino purposes nev Bancroit presiding elaeoi w lviethoodist aisuicu diediat Ann Arbor baturaayBert VanBiaricum and Reubenfinch are serbing on juryMiss Ada Clark was kickedby a horse last week and injur ed The wedding of Bertha Dinkeland William IXinbar Oct 4th atthe brides home was a social event of the season The wedd ing march was played by Mrs Ray JeweHiMrJCcIfcfftj HowellI caterer had charq of the dinnerL Walter Dinkel was best man and Miss Celia ONeil of NothAield bridesmciid The couple will live in Detroit Editor Andrews and wife wereguests of the National Cm Li Register Co on an excursic i to Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio last weekRoy Ccrverly has rGiqned hisposition or the Ann Arbor Arcrus and is helpina us this weekNext week he mes to Howell to y Saturday, October 910 j Sunday, Monday October 11,12Curton Webb Edmund uween n shows 3, 5 1 V ML SCOUTMAJIV 4 THE ACTRLSS Also atarrinaBELOW THE SAHARA Spencer Tracy Jean Simon in tecimicoicr I and Tereesa WrightCartoon and SportSunday Monday,October 11, 12 Tues Wed, Thur, OcU314 15 The Great South Sea Adventure Dick HcrymesAudrery TrotterGary Cooper in and Billy DanielsRETURN TO PARADISE i withBarry Jones, Roberta HaynesFeaturette, park KillersNovelty News itCRUISIN DOWN THE RIVER err to onshows 715, 905Coming Siren of Bagax, LawTues, Wed, Thur Oct 1314 15 and Order, Sword and RoseR O 314 15Robert Mitch vim, Jean Sinic isInBABY FACE AND MURDER WTHOUT StarringCraig Stevens, Joyce HoWen Latest New SCIO THEATREon JCUSHIONEDVELVETEEZ SHOESIOulhans DCCG onRepublicanMrs ir andher farm in rvvn to hor mothGriff tli ofiH F alrr CUiUfBi ii e 8 tchip aod ii e r,to tent your feet while you walk ili CALJ AT VOUK CONVENilour Imie or nlare ol business So z,,wjripmtacaid fcJaytorFreeDrmonpratio 12 oi jacftoa Rd5 mlw ol Au AiboxPlayground Children under 11, Free admitted Free Friday Saturday, Sept 4, 8Friday, Saturday, Octoiwr 9,iU POWDER RIVERin Techinooior withCorrine Calverti Rory CalhounAlsoDREAM BOAClifton Wobb,S NAMEHere it is New Fall and Winter dialog, Mens Line consists 102 carefully chosen sty leeoi new Womens lines 67 styles offered lor the first time 28an jacket styles 26 new Sunday, Monday, October 11,12TREASURE OF Tn CONDORIn Tecainoolor with Cornel Wilde,ConstanacoAlsoTRIDE OF STLOUISWithDan Dcdiey, Joanne Dru CartoonMrHMOIN THREE ECONC1MTCATSAFECONVENIENTAvailable pramplly at thus bankSend a Bank money order foreach bill you have to payTHE FIBkT NATIONAL BANK JACK HANNETTPIKCKNEY, MICH W , Oct1314 idTHE SNAKE PLT withOlivia DeHavilandMark StevensAlso TOOK WHOS LAUGHINGWltbLucille BaU, Edgar Bergen Also CartaWL MB0MLnder Federal Supervision uxDt Federal Daoosit InsurCoporatton All Deposits Insured Up to 10,000 for Each Depot lotOP MICHIGANI REAL ESTATE BARGAINS4 bedroom cargood condition, THE McPHERSON STATE BANK5PROTECTIO NBond s Birt hStoc k Certificate sIt fe J7dered , Tha t oorc e ther eb y b e ive n b y publicatio n o th e Count y C PY ieieo f fo r thre e wrek s co nsecutivelypreviou s tosaiddayc i hearin q i n th e PinokneyDisptc h fo i th e Estat e c an d tha t th e fidicucrv reus e nI cop y o f thi s notic e i o b e serve o 4 bedroo m nonw medtfn , 3 Insuranc e Policie s sold court held upon each known partv in ots 23 1953 W r lJi last known adcress vriiram R rsoisteyed nvrfi, return receipt 4 bedroom home,3y foUMalt deflSanded at least fourteen days 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage Given That prior tp such hectfna, or bv and 2 lots, hot water heat inur CBullis,the personjalserviro t least five 15 1 Pinckney psaid estate Hcrff prior to tuch hearitrue dopy 3 bedHlscmil SmithJudqe of Probate lots or 4 tefe home2 year around home aterson Lake,IWillsDeadsJewelryJFcimily Treasurejq AMrlflactslService Records and Disrharcre CertificatesCheck this list Are these valued possessions ae from fireand thetf A Safety Deposit Box at thisbank will protect these iterr for you at a small cost each yearAIT d posits UD to 10,000 Incur Federal l LIFES THAT WAY Tommy ItomiBUTTViATTHgTHE CMi16000 HBAVNS OU ASK AMILLION GUESTIONS A CAY1ON THS LINE NOV MOMMY ACM THft 1v 38 600P HtGANBELL TELEPHONE COMPANYTheOctober 7, 1953 Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd CIOM Art of March 8, 1877Matter cr PostaffiaH4 Sojiovell St,PiQcknoyMlflh f SfeeglSQ pr ISt orerlvand wife jaf Detroitiv at tho Lester Me iv r Iair Lake, northernian Hw Jlelle and willIKMoit stayed at their Rome 1 Youny and wife and Budliin and wii spent Sunday withI b Y nvx family who haveI4 a n w Ivme at Clarenceville 1 he teacheshe Pincknny Conl church had the Jackson Conference ofRational Churches at WebsterTuesday, w biggest delegation yroi HughePlumbing HeatingGroceries fW ,Canned Goods Shoes Gents FurnishingsLingerie and Mr Kay Burns took Wol,hamberlain and 17 members of s cl s i Unwell last Tues see i , court jury trial John ItirdivM ai,i wife of De troit were S,ny quests of the Fran cis ha1, tainlv s Cl t Miller, LawrenceJ ia,,1 i lir , i amburn and Olin Re, n a attended the senior wardehs i nihi ai Brighton last Tuesday nightpI A , v frwv M I Durrow iromi, New Yok iilns us that he, I1 wkii s auitr, Evelyn, attended the third ami th world series ati Kennedy Oen St FLOWERS FOR ALL OGCASIONS, from WMKiLHAUS FLORAL COPhone 284 HowelliFor Prompt Dead Stock RemovalGALL DARUNC COMPAN , Call Howeli 0agoners 606S Pintkney RoadMechandheLOW PRICES6oer and Wine to Take Out HOURSDally 8 to 7 Sunday 9Phono Howeli 7B6J2 IMesdames Ray Burns vvi i Brown were in Dearborn SatMIM, A number of young1 people the Peoples Church attended a v,for Christ Rally at Ilartkul o Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Shhk en, tained 42 people Sunday Th the Bob Amburgey family 1 vavannah, Ga, Dale Miller IA,Daryl Shirley family, Bu k 1 Mrs Russell Clark and baby, ii,i Lake Gayle Shirley fanulv,, Liei Iva Shirley family, Dcerfnld DovTempleton family, Keego Harbor uuKen Mohlman family The house on the George Pailfarm was sold at auction Oit lr 101 J150 jMrs Nellie Clark undergoes an cperation at Ford hospital this uov j Walter Clark and wife and Mar jtin Ritter, sr, and wife had dinner ,at Frankenmuth Sunday C J Clinton and wife and theMisses Nellie Gardner and FannieMonks called on Mrs Elizabeth Clin ton at Royal Oak Sunday Otis Matteson and wife of Jacksoncalled at the Joe Griffith home over,theweek end Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout andSkipper attended the Michigan Tu hme fameit Aon Arbor Saturdayattd sew the 110 high school bands Ray Burns and wife spent Saturdayat the Kenneth Frye home in Ypsila C n GioriT Cl,i j hcinie fromHouston, Texas, und tin 25th No1 i Gerald K , family spenttlii1 week end in Bay City iiries Vhty n fuiuily visited Win vVlurUv lnine in Ann Aibor SundayAir And w N ,U and Nellie lier aiy I MI, Minks attendeda iard pariv Tlmsihiv at tin1 homeof Mrs George Peaiia of HoweliVi FUvne1 Baimhn and MrsYiinia ViiNoriiian were in Ann Aihor Friday Tlu1 Myi1ii Sihocnlials family of i Oh , Nisited Mrs Alice Schi last v eck The Kenneth Lor i, aiiil f Hwell were here oniavSunday gu sts al the W H Meye Ione vi h V, Luiuh family A Arthur Mitchell and Wei1 i and Mrs F Sha and Ms rtncis Shehan eniivd AH1 11 Shirley and wife at Th, i ,y Jack Lee, Bvelyns 11 e e S inday quests ,11 vnt last week Ii iViiian and wife ofi K niith Hidl anri wife of le and Mrs Jane Clark ofw v , Sunday guests at theXL h tandly Uohert Clrainfrer family of y t Sunray with Mrs, J Ii Hooker weresi of J it anllorni Sawyer of Howel,inl wifo called at the one in 1 vtei Sunday anl w ife i Ie1 and vif wit til Mr anli visitOI Ofiii wi last week iomptete Lin 3 Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATEB HEATERSCOMPLETE LINI OF PUMPSWE SELL WE MSTAU WE SBRV16E1075 EAST M38 fhono 183F2COALDont Walt Any Loivytr You WUl Soon Ako a Complete Stock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HANIA CALL 2681 DEXTERDEHoe SonsTVSERVICEInstallationsTwo Tar Service Warranty on All New Televisions SoldRitter T Service125 WEBSTER ST PHONE 118Pinckney Michiqan,, in SituiiayvVs Viia Rtjad spent tin vvun ,nii Uoyii an, wr,, i,i Shehanat the Bob Read honu while th riri wife and Mr Lanu vvejf Suii Reads and Cievald Swarthuuts i,,y dinner yuest of Or llarlow Shenorth bow and arrow hunting han and iamily of Jacksonis Viola Read and Mrs Eleanor Sunday callers of Albert Bikelviflge were in Jacksjn Friday and wile were Rour Krum and wife the latter visited the James of irand Rapids, Allen Daviaan family Chailis MussonLL IIia Refreshdqybreak c Wild Fowl Ba asMtsf n L U f1 B 1MbVftTrR SYSTEMS SnkelMr and Mrs Odn r Knudsen Tuskegon spent Thn day with Mvind Mrs Roy 1 amJack WiatK 11 rr wife of AnnLrbor spent Sat ay rt c nJoyer home Al Nesbitt and wife of Detroit,Charles Whitehead and wife andBeatrice Lamborn of Gregory calledat une Jesse Henry home Sundayi Viola Hoad tended the stateKings Daughters nvention at MfI Clemens TuerduKay Ann Bird cf Wayne has 9taTled dandng clsssea at thev Pinckney The school hot lunches carted orMonday with Mesdames Clare Phi ner, Carrie Griffith and Eleanor Lodwidge in charxeavry who is in Mercy hospital,Tackson, and Mr Mau iu z viio in St, Joe Hospital, Aim Arbor, onSunday mar a sparkling glass of MICHIGAN BREWED BEERMBA Michigan Ban xirewers356 Madison Avenut DetroitA1 Brrrin Co Frkmmutktjiifftr Urrmni Co Sdnii BmiMi Cm Association U,Avfr, 1953 7 1953ifn M OIL HOME HEATERimitches, no poper no hght3Jrcyineeded t turn the dial automjtc,electriclights th fre H X V BOWLINGWednesday A1 Scniitx fleervwvei PROFESSIONAL CMWu IU rnnnelct xarm Bureau oii Sieves iree inzxuners lu IA, jioacoy ttervic U The Pinckney SanitariumRay K Duffy, M 0 Pinckney, MichiganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MGkauesExduvvmly oursin tfiis brand new,finefumllvrs styledDvoTnemi WindsorOil Home Heatervi ,Incuviauai itwja 3Dap 606moiviaua higk 1 Game L Jacote M5Team high Games beniiti 2704 , ,4LATeam Hi h 1 Game ScUits 912I SWALLOWED THE ATOM In toe America Weekly withtjk bunaays October 11 Tunes, read 1 Swallowstory of a man WHO volunteeredas a medical guinea pig, swallowed a radioactive solution andproved that the deadly atom canbe a lite saver See the Ameri can with Detroits Sunday TimesOlvr J Dr G R MeCloskeyDENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Hovseil, MichiganHerb SneedPhone 133 207 E Gd River Howfell, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake ana rarm Property a SpeciallyList Your Property With Me Myron J HucbeoPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Maatev PlumberPhone 188F21075 East M83, PInckHeyFUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthoui DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServioPhones 39 and 03, PinckneFrJ G Itoekhoff, Sr OiTrOMETRiST120 West uranci Riveriiowoil, iiichiganPhone 358 Residence 611 Mots heat, clsansrhsat, fro ra va , foilwith DuoTherms c i Dasl Chamber BvMr Ixtra heatiug capacity for extracold days Forcedheat circulation and fuel savings up to 25 with DuoTherms uclntiTt Antomatic POWERAIR Blower Optional at slight extra 4 wideopeniog doors for radiant heat Special Waste Stopper potf be HpUhf J hvr v hiqh LLAVff HARDWARESTATEMENT OFAs reauired by act oi Aug 24,191 CB, amended by act ofMar 3, 1933 and July 1948, File 39 U S Code 233 Tiilo oi Pabiictcaon AddressPinckney Dispatch, Plnckniey, MichlaanPublish Weekly Subscribed and sworn to beiorwme this 2nd day oi O193 Lee LaveNotary PublicMy commission expires IeJ 1955 FOR RENT Qstober 20th, i roomyear around flCttftge, eoy and warm, furnished or uraihed Ideal foryoung couple or smalt family Child ren welcome, rMaooable rent Percy Moweri, phon 18F4 STATE OFilw rroixiwLivingstonMay baker Decaed At a session ox saia Court heldOctober b, isaa, Present tion nircm H a7nithffuuge oi Probate Notice is riereoy Given Thatthe petition oi Stanley iinlcei,ihequaraian oi saia estate prayinqrlis nncu account be allowed and, il resiaue of said estate assign,ed to the person entitled thereto, will be heard at Probate Court October 27, 19631it u Uraerea iuut Noucw lhareoi be given by publication ol a sopy dei soi ioi tnree wees conitcuiveiy previous to saia daypaten, a newspaper, primed andcircujtea In said county and that me peuuonsi cause a copy ol tins nouve to be upou each iuowu partya us iusi Knuwu ad aress oy xqisterea mail, return receipt demanded a least iour ,GQ y l4days unoi tc sucri riBOTHQ ur ly pmai JIVICC atleast live b dava onanr to sucn Lee LeveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Hnckney, MichRiilFRiGERATlON SERVICEHarold RatfyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAuctioneerFarm Sales A SpecialtyBert WylieCall Fowlervilie 435F6Dr G J Towner DENTIST3044 Portage Lake Roaa DexterPhone Dexter 3461 LI veb lock HauiirgWeela irips AiUvi LOGenerai Tracking Pinckne, Mich Phone 161FURoger J uarrComplete insurance CoveragePhone 43 Fteckney, iskotiCemetery MemorialsPrices You Cn Aiford To Pay Milford, MichiganMilford Grantte WortsReel EstateFarm, tiomea, La Proert List Your ropeiv WitsiGerald ReasonBroker 209 North PearlPinckney, Mich Phone lftttFOR SALB4 Brown Swiss Cows,6 year old due Oct year otuAverage number oi copies wee 86 JIB, old bred 3 KKmths 13 FOR SALE Full sizehke new, 10 2935 Vchncybed, just16, Pinly 850 Publisher, Paul W CurlettEditor, the sameManaging Editor, the sameOwner, Paul W Curlett Knowh bond holdersmortags,and other security holders ot 1 f bd mcDths aid hsiisr1900 BeardsW Road near Bent Lake The chooi hot lunches parted onMouday with Mcsdames rir, Carrie Griffith F1 leurThe Harold Porters were in Detrodt one night last week JimmvPorter was home over the week d f Klpercent of bonds, mortgages or end from Kalamazoo where he Sunday Leo Lavey Rnd viV veiled GeorgeIivey wljo in Mercy hopltl,Jackson, and Mrs WHS Metz, vho is in SL Joe Hospit n A r n fteaister af ProbateAl Nesbitt and wife of Detroit,Charles Whitehead and wile anBeatrice Lam burn of Gregory miliat tie Jesse liemy hum d vKay Ann Bird of Wayne has stewed dancing classes at the Pinckneyichoolp other securities inPinck 4ifaiiiNJeysrMeats wit VegetableFishMarket PrieesCourteous ServiceCLARKS FOR SALEr2 windows p4j24cxna frames, iie new 9367juxiar Lake JFohbAlt Nice Red Bestscanning Wm Rentx forFOR SALBUie 3006ritie one 12 guage pumpshotgg pgun and a studio couch Lucius J Doyle, phone 42vvriiijjio iaice ua ot cnilaren day ft inquireiitnam or phone lUbriMeg, Coilipuppies, BODle und waii anarmciuieyr Mien, Hte, 2ABLB AU1O Weldin g SuppUesJVut oAutomotiv e Glas s 3ok l an dstalled W e Bu v Scra p Watst ials , o Eas t Gran d BlrscPhQB e 11 1HoweU faFO R SAOPPurebee d liiac k To pham s an a Purebre d Berkshir eBoar s an d Gilts , to p qualit y an dbloodlines Laurence Sobe rrowlervuie , Mich , Damma n rid Phon e 371F 4FO R SALE 1 to n electri c hoist ,crea m separator , incubator , 9 5eg q capacity 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 07, 1953 Description An account of the resource October 07, 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 1953-10-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/738659dd9a464f1b02d8648e9df453ac.pdf 00d2bae1626e26a768162f085906a429 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. 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730 to 900 D mSunday Beiore 800 Mass ,Paula Curiett Ann Shirlevds Barbara and SOUVMUIChurciiCalvary Mennonite Church Rev, EusaAmerican FlagChristian Flaq OES FLAG Geo EdnaLauretta Jarvispeting companies increase theiiprices at the same time and why fringe companies who do notell name brands are expandingrhe Michigan committee has j Escort N fether Hallbeen to Washington to check Adah Lucille Beckprices with a federal investigate Ruth Carlene Zi ing committee 80 percent oi the Esther jy Harold Koch ofMrs Sadie Moronowarthout with H C Vedder aiiycabClair Bell went up north lasi weeke went to an Indian villas Hsaid the Indians were aiiw bwild, and they didnt hawhorsesAlan Burg also wont up north anbrought up back JMJIIH iJivity ivu ,oak leaves Alan has brought many lCLC,interesting things to school, iiuluJ1ing two nice plants which we taketums watering Ruth Beachy went to Joshen t,see her twin sisters, iuis ami LuiJicwho are in college tJiere Shi sa ithey are enjoyiny college vny mmh l 0Iwas nou conv iiwThe c iiq Is inalPPIe9 Meeting rliowahlp Serviced 600Honor1 Stan PointsGuest MinisterWilliam Fogg, Chicaqo Igas business is involved in inter Martha Nancv Chubb Sunday School state commerce and the justice ELecta Mable Hammeil Morninq Worshipdpt is using 30 percent x TU I4 etaff in the invesigalion It is charged pressure irp to the ivlesdames fiMfrfofih aid Nellie Wylie attended ashower last week given by Mrs ajt Ward and Carl Wardfor Mrs, Fritz WylieeWesley Reader and Bob Meajcii spent the week end weekat LovellsThe Holliis Holloway familyof Bass Lake spent Sunday at Jliilbltili i iHl n Hlllt 4 ,, ,din also went on trip last Roger saw a btai and led himnuts kCarol Menke has u ,Club House at Conlley 1We are painting a bFlag to hanK u n ourtine Dinkel says she thiito do things together Jennie uevine I anacry wasyearcu ip en a aThetO th Cmit is 1unui our room vau Cahy, ij,CudahyPacianq u e by Pat iwarci Ka y jo iuw peni a930 A M,tha Dale Miller homejEiecta Mable Ham Morning Worship 1045 AM Mrs Asher Wylie was in wof its1 iThur Night Prayer Meeung,800 troit Saturday with Mrs Georgej Hollie Ellis in a big white at the church 1 iUnyhasjeheis hat had charge of theWed Choir practise 730 pm Jesse Henry and wife spent T h ith Td Ld A Sundrrv t rh i fr H verI is charged pressure hasjeheis hat had charge of theWed Choir practise 7pot an dealers who cut prices, iuncheon The lighting was with Thursday Laidies Aid at NE Greespon,a Dearborn gas candles and the decorations Qt 2 p mdealer who cut the price from Halloween favors Jolan Porter I Saturday Hayride , leave30c a gallon to 269c had hisbaixra Sally and Marjoris church at 7 30 p m ysupply cut otf and had to haulit 100 miles The city also passed an ordinance prohibitinq oilstations from being open 24hours a dayStandard Oil which once did Miller were dressed as ghostsHigh School AthleticsPinckney lost to rowler at the i i i i r i A Hearty Welcome to All3KZUUTU vu wxuen once cuai r T r, I80 percent of the business in this St Jnnls lighted Ueia Friday Iarea now onlv does 20 j niqm i3 to 7 The first FowlerRev Keith area now only does 20, Tankwiagon prices will have touendawn resulted hciu an SundaySchooI The Peoples ChurchUndenominationalAt 212 East Main Streel Sunday at rhe LfJ Henry homet Haitley Bland and wife ofthe Oceola were Sunday guests at iiie Bob iike homeThe Go aid Dinkel family andW, F Close and wife spent atthe Albert Dinkel homeCheryl aid Mark Meyer ofYplanti spirit Thursday at the Waltc r Clark home made out of a paper sack It had i waa lKve i i5ta cotton tail , tamed to uuv Ve wish to thank all the jjcoplr iu uin our room who have brought icords ami bu, to ciio1 iiiis ,iai FIKST IRADEWe havt start i our iirlami unnWe are looking for airplane pictures Joan Eifliinaii hau ,Hi,nt, wsterday Sht ljni i bs mt in tinrose bi i wl ii she wllthe science LiLlLinda and Rita Milliens ncome down says the secretary, r T , r ww ,, ,of the Retail Gasoline Dealers en brothers, baskei ball stai qoLj,sunCiay youth Group 7 00 P,MrAssn before there is a price unto action Dick tossed io ,Thur, Prayer Meeting 9 00 PM Thcut Dealers pay 168c a qallonscis for a toucdown and iepuxj We ex1ena a Chiistian Welcome, me to Everyone LIL ,Clare Hendee and wife ofOakl ind California who were945 AM, called here by the death of herintercepted pass, i hen the iniel ,Sund3Y Worship 1100 A, M,brohr visited MrsRose Hendeeplus a 58c gas taxbetween 5c and 7c Profits area gallonThe Michiqan investigation willcost 1,400LIBRARY NEWSDid you know that ye editorPaul Curiett and our Pirckney,1 scoring veekRay Mcriarties havetouchdown came on a 40 ydrun by Vern Miller Pinckney neidFowler scoreless the second nau i scored on pass from in their home on SouthDcye has sold his DeUNAPJLLA PRESBYTERIAN uev YaaAichances, mostly on i ctroit Newj paper route to Denni is ClarkThe Tcm Clark familyPaul Curiett and our Piney, scoring chances, mostly oColumnist,Mrs Lulu DarTcv arepasses but could not hang onio introduotion oi a book written j them Dave Homes wos knocKea, TIIIRD GRADEgiven honorable mention m the out but not senslvjnjuredlhe r visitedevening,out ColujnbusWe hope someone will donate, d should 9ye Utna OAtrooJ Q mother caa copy oTthis fine book to our j gth Lyon beat them 34 to 0 library j and iVcnchesterJ25to0 Larry FIGHTFOR H1TLERS FOTTUML pinckn Horne ExtcrcIon brought a bouquet of bitc Ql j Jerry Clark family spnt Sundaya m with MrG Mcugarot Clarkp m Mrs Emma Broqan Curtis 1 Patiurson cnJ wc end the DonPascoe faiiii vre Sundaydinier gu ts at he Stanley al home is in the hospital They are siwith their grandmotherKenneth Garrs mother has stypewriterRita Milliken has a blackJ white, bunnyLeo Alisons dad ht a lariretie while hunting om dayHarold Cavm has new lcoatBarry Simpson wont walkingthe woods and saw a pigeon Jimmie Cantrall showedChrysler curRobbie Rookes sister isYpsilanti Scate Noimal r, Jay BiinliOr juj uas iim nvUaibaia Lug fouiul a k J J i1 luuich iU, ilibz li VCIL May 12 unii iii,4lK lid b id rxi Ur m ey waecu i jie Ltejn AC iu m vas Lio over p i i a t iu , i 4 in rev wq uiy p L ju a 0 1 al J c r mvan uy sip ay vasciuesix upic o n in jy 111io notvveu1 j t in CrV eus wu wi, 1 eu 1iJ l iu J 11am n Idod AVv tir V iut ior aWe n, a1 J it p1 J11 ,iue ioc y o Seven litrid aieworldnest Rosn,w lol Prt fhc corn thisc Kcisrrs jrcf c yrsuniayMarie ild hwl Theyuiliilininw wS1 Sal miitV JI in Stockbriiqnice work apron Chistine w roThursday MisDessa Nash and daughter IIsabel, spent Sunday at the Dr Jim Nash home at Coldwater 1 ,Martin Ritter ahd Lyle Jones away II I DMon ,Sndiiyutifin j 1 and I a lie 1 ilvs aiomUm t v I, IIGHT FOR HITLERS FORU Is Hitler really deod PaulaMWli li her id Group will meet with MrsWed, Oct 21 atand leather pro XyHTtlerWolie revealing her identity as the sole direct surviving member of the Hitler family, 1 umaiwxuiuiiM unU , finds her claim to Hitlers estate ject will be taught Bring sandobstruoed br persistent rumors j wiches, coffee and desertmat Hitler escaped from Germany and hides in a foreign RAINBOW GIRLS NOTICE country See American Weekly , , With this Sundays October 18 The Rainbow Girls meetingissue Detorit Sunday Times 4H TALENT SHOW OCT 21 4H Talent Show and Election ofofficers to be held October 21 We wish to welcome everyone inthe community who 13 interested in4H to attend our pot luck supper,talent show, awarding of last years J ribbons, and election of officers , For the pot luck supper bring your ughthoiown dishes and silverware, sandwiches or rolls and a dish to pass The milk and coffee will be at theichool houseThe time is 63CClare Miller, Secy Mary Lee Aschenbrenn rsome colored leaves, Mihiu birds nest John FiClifford Effoler broughtorangesMary Ellen SinMp went to hergrandmothers Sunlay and caucht ababy streaked snakeMichael Taunaim ns faiher has as fromhas been postponed until Thursnew boat They had visitorsdV, Oct 22 IJJ ,, I Tnto Ohio n,t ,0k ,day, Oct 22 Rainbow Girls hayride Oct17 We made leafMeet at Southwest corner of the painting Fridaywlirfrre nark 35c Per person Larry Utley vi iatteriw park 35c per person Paula Curiett recorderTHURSDAY NHT lAGviE pts v LSt Marys 16Hamburg Garage 14Shirey Radio T V 13Wallings Insurance 13 T xfcr Fundfather atToan EnCLASS A LEAGUE1 Schlitz Beer 15 14WgPinckney Tavern Iw L 661413122 Leo Ewers3 Vans Motor Sales4 Dinkels Plumbing6 Marathon Senice6 Reads Lumber7 Velvet E028 Detroit Die Set9 Steves Tree Trimmers10 Hockeys Service 11 Plainfield Farm Bureau12 I 0 0 P No 10 Team 3 game high Schlitz, 2704Team high game Reads, 922Ind High 3 Games D Davis, 606Ind High Game L Jacobs, 243 1 lo 77G5 891 1010 ltf131415 12Lakeland Inn 9Pfeiffers 8Livingston Conservation 8 Rennons Rest 8Ludtke Insurance 7La Rosa Bowl 6E B 1110 910 97fi5 7655 468910 8910 Disnc Curt babv 1 r her hasstarted wrJ11Cimille Butla went V Ann AiborSaturdayWallace Sinper wa l F itay andhad to go home gClifford Egeler, LarryIionnie Singer were ab and attended the Lions49rs footballgame in Detroit SundayThe Don Griffith family of MtPleasant spent Sunday at theJoe Grffith homeMrs Weltha Vail and MrsButtleman of Horton were in town SundayMrs Viola Read and MrsMarr visited Mr Marr in Pontiac MondayJerry Ledwidge was in Detroitlast weekHarold Rickelman and wifof Ypsilanti spent Sunday at theVince LaRosa home nce LaRosa home vumjThe Jcrmes Burns and Kenneth hillrn blt iili f A Ab Fiances Reason visited hi i raiiti MM herCheii Schmidu saw some pheasrnts under her bedroom uiniimvMai Cosftray rode a pony yesterdayMargaret Ackley went for a i inyesterdayJudy Reynolds found sonic leavewhich she traced and showed us,Sara MeMncken went for a tiland went to a fair SECOND GRADEDon LaBelles dop ha been tniing for several weeks, He has beenseen around town by many of the h ien ptnd a , 1, ae ui acs i heu i or ODwhet the i,ee a, i hour ha ihoy d nt uO 1 Cni ie no 4 bliiia ni iAu Wo haved ,rs au r nc nej who io y a aro ad wh , bh , juteiit i qiv herey tneti uiOIL warn Tiie re q,t a They a ihecm, a bci n JieseKro he io cum,c,ie otlUeIMt Fry iamilies of Ann Arbr spentSunday at the Ray Burns homeThe Jbck Youngs entertainedMitzie Young and Ray Hurtubiseat dinner Saturday,Mrs Ralph Hall and Evelynwere at the 4H meeting Saturday to reorganize the sewing club at the Basydlo homeGene Dinkel and wife andMonday Ralph Hall and wife had dinner not returnod tog t MV ntiLouis Haydu, am Jin Holbonj at, Hansons, Stockbridge, Sun er Wallace Singer Strelay j dayJohn Colon piekeJdayPatty Suffpitt spent Saturweek endPfeiffers, 2495 Hamburg Garags de r2444 St Marys, 2425 Kramm, 62 Wlli 594 y p pin northern Michi ,i SP siw twelvey, 616 Walling, 594Wallings Insurance, 900 Pfciffei aunt Nancy Rerul vent,Friday niht to mvc nn Arbnruncle and87 Shivs liadio T V, 86HMrifka, 244 Bradley, 236V, 233 o came on TIiht trainMary Ellen Sineor hi new ulasse Ronnie Haine uncl aunt, andPCOTBALL SCARESDexter 40 South Lyon 0 ManChester 25, Heartland 0 Brighton 12 Flint Northern Reserves 2Eaton Rapids 7, Howeil 7 Flat Livingston lodgeCalendar for October cousins from Arizonarelatives here We made posters1 shapes for ovv pi papersWe made drawingthings we had cain ea to yuess wlia M tvisitingOctober 13 and 27Fellow rafteam practice, 8 pmOct VJ MM Degrees Fish upp GRADES 1, 2, AND 3rot 630pm Bobby Million October 23 8 p mWork in the,,ni University i,itaiFO Dsgie I Becky Mon i HT iOctober 31Tla lodge will oro toLewiston, Mich, o conferr HMM dc She crot a n by tearingi mil newsto illustrate Then we1 nature rcpw pianoWill leave Saturday morningKaslett 7, Fowlerville 6 Chelsea 20 Lincoln 13 Dundee 38Salino0 nooMYelt7 Milan 0 Clare Vila W MIlayilu on Sunday v nt to M S turd ay a v ajipic i flatives ayfromjndayhave a petcosemary Mesdomos Harold Rady andLester McAfee were in DetroitThursdayClaude Devine and wife oiDexter called on Nellie Gardnerand Fannie Monks SundayReads Lumber yard office andthe Fanners Elevtator was broking again Saturday night, addinor machines, check perforatorsand other equipment stolenWayne Wagoner and wiie andMrs Florence Wagoner were inPort Huron Wednesday, Thur,clay MrsWagoner visited nersister in Garden CityMesdames June Hendee andEsther Wedmeyer gavje a show, er at the latters home for Mrs John Beihn went to visit hi ciiins on Sunday Sharons brother, Jim iailup cariejhome from the hospital Friday Howard Sinper has a new doyQueenie Blackic is jealous of him John Wilsons family went for picnic Sunday at Spears Lake , John and his father went fishing VCheryl Van Normans u lilacSambo, was run over He is in theanimal hospital with a broken lepr Mike Rennon went fishing wit I1 US ,5 ul , Cjcfames coiiuo to q IIKU 6 Ill 1 G hms s , cc ,r ed qbe heJ Sa urdry frm w c , D tr i scio is ue hs Th v cr , which rcludcu one i q w c u od vvhw ao not atend Cqcime were insiti a people who work yateiid them The ixorderly element vaJ o aiiici paioa Wha is ne ded Is tAeipolice protection w TiGIToeriiqhlly disorders c metmes juuc at Srtifd, cieooncollege qcimt s xhwlli on em hestcorj N qht aidhis father Angela McMackens family went toLansing yesterday for an outinThey saw the state capitol buildine5TH GRADEWe wrote thank you letters to Lvacjeist Billy Grohcrmspea o have he 25c parnq the fair qrounas cncoUod ha LeQTi turned dov, by the Mich Aqriculture Com whomanaqe the fair qrounds They i ii, r 1s for their presetation of the play Peter the Great Ltt f imq q yadmit ihy cccod it for theShrine Circus bu say the Shrinepaid rer, for the auditoriumGrahams tabernacle built at a cost of 150,000 hs been ruledunsafe in case of a windstorme wrote thank you letters to, ,Mrs Taschs class for their presenlW the building inspectors andtati f th l P th tt h be dvised not W the building inspectors andthe state has been advised notTh tdpy Peter the Great the state has been advised notLetters of appreciation were aisoito buy it The sponsors wantedwritten to Mrs Davis for her mostto sell it to the state when theinteresting lecture on her trip lot revival endedDolly Baughn Edward Nuffer and wife EuropeWe enjoyed seeing the wonderfuldoll display alsoOur multiplication tables are jrottinsr real workouts in drills everydaySpelldowns are very popular withus and we aro really learning our The move to abolish townshiDtfovemme vas rsssumed thespoiling wordsoff Our Social Studies Units andFriday we did finger paintingj w v f i as UIIILM anaHplt spent Sunday at the Lloyd, charts are well under way The U Srrreehme I is a very interesting place we areJohn Boy or and wife called at1 discoveringthe home of Mrs Ella Walsh in Our Weekly Reader tests wereWebster Sally Florence and Larry Jtley and lean Clark visited the formers father in Dexter SundaV Wr and Mrs John Beyer at tended the 4H banquet at Fowkrvill Tuesday last week, we will know ourstandings next week Our dictionary work we find very ppoiticials mot pweek and oraanized to tiqh, it 80 percent oftne counties were represented Governor Williams was presentcalled township government theroot and heart oi The biq compliant township government is thatthey levy tew taxes and handle little but sate money, mostlysales stax funds However wowould like to bo shown where consolidation has ever reduced demooracyaqainst the j rr TV mm very OOnSOiiUUilUU iiua cci iovinteresting but hard for some of us exoenaes with its jull time high Arithmetic AvAWm U,, r rr, i i Arithmetic drills by grroupa at th satarii officials Ott the conbiackboard are helping us find ou trarv they have alwqy incteas easilywith an Howell TheaierThe Michigan Milkinq Short horn AMXL WIWI banquet is ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER 4, 15Dim ion 3 JJ Tues, Wei, Thur FrL Sat,taurent East Lansing Nevels Oectober 14, 15 16 Pearson, 4JH leader, speakerTh niirr shorthorn sale IsMichigan State OoUege judges pavilion Oct 23 at 1 p mThe new Veterans Hospital atI Ann Arbor will be dedicates Oct 18 at 130 p xn Friday Saturday, October 16 17Double FeatRev ft Foley pastor oi SouthLyon and Milxbrd Catholic par ities for 16 years said his farewell sermon Sunday He wasgiven a new car Rev Fr Honeyi oi Royal Oak succeeds wI The South Lyon Community Community Chest goal is 7000j Mrs Helen Monks Berry whoi was recently hospitalized at Jackson is slaying with herdaughter, Mrs Morguerite Richardson at Hillsdal The A W Kutschke Co, ofthe contract to buiid the new ii hoji been awardedSET THE TIMERI I derb hsi been awardej Wiashtienaw county court houseat Ann Arbor for 2,262,000 The Chelsea school board hasfc an option on the Holmea MKil RdI WONDERF0WT SWAP WE TO OPE RAT I SIMPLY WONDERFUL RESULTS4 DRYER A DAYS A MY UAMMM, MUOWfcSTUWIO TOYSMOST Dmen Bugs Bunnys All Star CartoonRobert MUchum, Undo DaraeU hvue, 8 Cartoons 8SECOND CHANCE technicolorAdm, adults 85c, children 35c Tax IncludedSunday, Monday, Oct la idSan Mot 230 p m coatLamx Tutfraer JUcardo Montelbas AND SOUTH SEA WOMAN1 withBurt Lancaster, Virginia, MayoChapter 3Jungie Drums ol AfricaSunTkon Tuei Oct Z5 26 27 THE BA8P WAGCWin TecnUtoofer withFred Atce, Syd Charise LATIN LOVERSComedy Cartoon Wed, ThurOct 28,percent ml your ma b driW ia yew aUctrie4ryr Mid jrui ftUk aewtr, Uit lfr, MeLOOK Kt THIS SYMtOL M4 M seal ft a stattrtoy speefrlrt He to ewaMfleU help you eloct the 4ryec thatbeat meets yow particular Bead TMI MiN tarrrrft1M SbMtt, few 4Upt fbinf bat o uire STANDAftiINSTAUATION WITHOUT CHARM WONDUPUl WOtKUIIWASH0AY1 No hTy, vtdth to carry BOietawptau, pol or Ua t ficht as watbr wtriu rUlu U yu wiah, or ttrtfroning from a previoua load I property on McKinley Rd as ai site ior their new school It con sists o 895 acres The Alchattcs RehabilitationFoundation has purchased 95aares on East Grand River, at Brighton and will build a hospit j al for alcholics Theodore Ball, 2, of Brightonj was killed lost week when a car,i driven by Leonard Inloss, lb ran over him as it was being backed ot of its garage Accordinq to financial state ment of the Brighton Tri County1 league base ball team, they were given 840 by the business men, took in 10883 at 6 qcanesspent 81076 Without the conA itribution they would have gone in the red 702The Lakeland Dress ShopPdd a style show af Hamburg October 16 The Ferris Institute hu trainedmore Michigan pharmicists than any other college in the vcrld The Methofcust anu federatedchurcjnes oi Brighton chartered2 busses last Friday to take theirEvanTues, Wed, Thur, Oct 20 2122Gary Cooper InXnRETURN TO PARADISE witaBarry Jones, Roberta HaynesFeatureite, U ark SillersComedy CartoonGbminqThe Stand at ApacheRiver Inferno in 3 D w In TechlncoiJf withLeeBe CdronMel Merrer1VAFFAIRS OF BIE GILUS aDebby Renolds, Bobby Vanar oon anlGala Halloween MLdnit Spoow Saturday, October 31stSylvan TiLeeWhim LofeiSee your fLCCTftfC DRYEK DAYS DEALER xtiemoets to ieiroa ist biUY GrahamMrs Mind Cooper, widow ofjo Aeqjoui puo eaooQ 3UDij Wiiliam and Susan Cooper ofHowell died at Traverse City lost week of a heart attackW ad Sametfuna11 ichodl fiutylHm Femtures New Luxury 1 ValuelNext Thursdayin our thowroomwell proudly uitroduceyou to the most beautiful, mott luxurtan Plymouth ever builtTH8 NEW 1954 PLYMOUTH I, longer, wHh brand new etyHriQl Wftha niwfainbow of colors I Intfde youll set tlKffiw htttrfort, wUhaiw kind of colorstyling I At the whetl yettil find newperntrtfionce, ntw driving eatelCome early and stay latt I This brilliant ntw car is loadedwHh new features, ntw values,, and we wan you to stt oilof n Rtmtmber, thafs next THURSDAY, and youll find wtlcomt in our showroom I WMtyouVt Ktrt, be surt 1Othe big25,000 WIN A NEW PLYMOUTH CONTESTYou can win a sparkling new 1954 Plymouth FREE I Or a big cash prize If s easy I Its fun 1Set U Thursday for complete detailsSales rriday Saturday, October 16 17Double Featupi jffis GUP Were Law r Friday Saturday, October 16 17THE ijfijK HANDLAW AND ORDER mItenaldLeo Gorcey Ty and Hunti HallCUPPED MaloneJoel McCrea, Barbara Hale andAlex Nichol Latest News Sport CartoonBAGDAD WMedinaCartoony withI Paul Henreki 1 Hans Conreid cv 3 6, 7 VM M ua i i Tue WoL TllUr Cfct Mi 2iIT Monday,JL WaU Di Adventure FUB Russell MarSryn Monroe 1 wa g THESunday, Monday, Octto Rll MarSryn iMPREFER BLOJNDE Todd, Grynls JohnsTues, Wed, Thur, Oct 20 2122 A pAotures 2 FeaturesTHE ACTRESSA drawn Spencer Tracy Um and Teresea WrightlUepHOTGcdl Clements LcrteM Henry28 Styles to Chooic Prom Let m grtv yen VRSB dttonttrftt too olnw Velvet work ttOM spelli7detned to five you otylong comfortLook at tbM Mturat Vilvitin Air Cuihioi iHntmlM, Arch Mrs Rene Miller and Carolwere in Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Read attended the funeral of Louis Read at Royal Oak Thursday Mrs Mae Metz returned fromSt Joe hospital Friday and Is atthe Lee Lavey home Her Sunday, callers were Leo Gehringer andwile and Katherine Sorg and Mrs Jezewski of Howell Mr and Mrs Ona CampbeH returned from1 Lansing Saturday where he had an operation forcataract removal The Dick Younq family of Big Rapids spent the week endat the Andrew Campbell home The Albert Shirley and Kenneth Mohlmon families spent Sun1 day at the Templeton home in Keego Harbori EWGeyer and wife of Spring I iietd, Mo, aie visitinq at the Merlin Amburqey home U,TT Carver and wife and ofBpent SundayniwirtiijeGroCoStill leJe HiSIM tf onc fOf MillLgtiftr , to hidden usey, itnotes from othermijle ini Here it is New Fall and Winter gmd sCatalog, Mens Line consists We made a mural a at 102 carefully chosen styles Africa24 new Womens lines 67 styles I We started dcimaj Ut week We 19 Offered for the first time 28 understand thorn pretty good nowan jacket Styles 26 new j We are going to make leafplackartlOQj tomorrowJACK HANNETT Today is Nancy Reasons birthday, PDtGKNEY UICK October 12 Rom where I sit Ay Joe MarshArtTLicking atDid you know we had a realiartist in town Yet sir Handy Jackson tu a contributor to theSculpturt Exhibition at theCenteryilie Fair last weekHis work was streaky pink andcurved ajl around sort ofstreamlined Caused quite a stir Nobody was sure what it wassupposed to represent, but someliked it and thought it was good art Handy gave me the lowdownWhy, it was nothing but ai piece of cattle salt our cows have been lickin at for months I just had it mounted Fooled ai lot of folks one Tel low evenwanted to buy it From where I nit, Handysmodern art just shows howsome people can be led astray Some even sot to ba expertespecially about the other fetlows business Whether its art or music, or a simple thing likechoofting, say, boei or milk witha snack, we fhou 1 live and let live Theres no call for either ofus to set ourselves up aa amodel for the other ,, United Statu Bnwers FoundationP LU M BIN 6WATER SYSTEMS StMlty DlikellaiMTMAOf mom 88THfcYZP AT Cn Wednzriay, October ,14,Groceries Can Gents Te Jf eopies 11PmckneyEntered as 2nd Act oi MarchMatter atSoHoweU Sl,lnstM74Stor eDryOOOdsLingerieKennedys Gen 4ji FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromWINKELHAUS FLORAL GOPhone 284 HowellFor Prompt Dead Stock RemovalVSALk DARUNG a COMPANYT , Call HfiWC 4S0 Mrs Howard Read and chl ren spent the week end ai j Georqe Wild home in Annf Arbor William Hanis and wife oiF evilij were Sunday auesto Mr and Mrs Henry Hauckllov Me Lucas has rented his,I apartment on Pearl St to Tony j heinions parentsJohn Lundeen and wife of De ana ihe Bob Gannon family Redf r i spent Sunday with Frairis Shehan iamily Mrs Uorolhy Kennedy andciiro md MrsMary Kennedy d c i the Culver farm in DeeS day and the Geraldca home in HowellM d Mrs Harry Taylor of vay, Ni J aro visitinq at the oq Roush home3 Voodroe Massey familyc v ncj relatives in North and Virqina ,3s cf tho Peoples Church s Keith Ruegsegqer a i birthaay party at the i Massey home Satur r 7it A beautiful birthday ered the table Tho1 nor or received manyr iCciiee, cako and ico , , re served Georqe r hwed r lored slides ,e church ground dedication aril l VciSicnbrook who I fir priz h her cedar j, li t c the cc ty Fowlerville f i cm LarvoUia 4H exhibitsc to Chicaq tcdav as qrandch, mpijiRoss icad and wife spentSunday eveninq at the Herb cirped heme in HowellThe Doni Spears family of Detrcit Russeil Glovor family of W bberville ar,d Dan Eriverand wife of Dexter were Sundayguests at the Gerry EichmanhomeBen White and wife called otthe Ernest White home in How ell SundaMrs Madeline Shehan andfamily of Ann Arbor and RoyDillinqham and wife called atthe William Shehan home Sun Plumbing i HealingrFixturesand SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERCOMPLETE LINK OF PUMPSWE SELL WEWE SERVICE1075 LAST Ivl 36 A, , v1 IiDont Vodt Any Longer You Viil Soon Noed It Also a Completr Jtock ofLUMBER AND BUILDING STjr UES ON HAND CALL 2WI DEX LEK,iagoners Grocery 8066 Pinckney RoadQuality Mechandbe LOW PRICESBeer and Wine to Take Out HOURS9lily8to7 Sunday to 8 Phone Howell 706J2 The Wayne AtLees an 1 C IClinton9 attended the card pa Sunday at the home oi Mis LBorton of HamburgThe James Whitiey fanC,wero Sunday guests ot Jhe v ter Miller home in Whinci LakeMrsRobert Read and chispent Saturday at the HRobert Mitteer home in oriaaeDavid Aberdeen spen tiiwweek end in Detroit Mr and Mrs Frank Abjfdocwere Sunday quests of the ntNoggles in Ann Arbor Mrs Aha Meyer aiteiiJea iiWhite Shrine meetiiiq in rivv,,Thursday niqnt L J bwarthouL ana wie ved Mrs Edith Gauup in r vUle SundayTne Mak Nash tamiiy vii the john Brookins family at C id SaturaayMrs Kose Henaee was a Sday guest at the Lynn HCUULhome Vvmston Bauqhn is tujtension couxss at the Ui,of MichiganriaiGiU ioiier and WLJ, IvaMae Bryan and Jcnn i ana wile attended a meeiia Whiie Shrine in Detroit SatarUrnighuivirs Thomas Bonner and hguest Florence Preuss, aucrcocme openliiq rneetinq of Uio hov thFred Heller ond wife of Howc II called at the home of Mr aid Mrs Roy Dillincpram Sund ay Charles Eisele and wife ofI vlGrviIie visited Mrs EmmaV limer Sunday The Meiwin Campbell tarniv spent Sunday in Marion at James Hall homeSaturday C J Clinton and1 wifo called at the Ralph Clintonf home in Howell Mrs Irvin Kennedy spent Friday with Mis Mary McCobeand Miss Rose Geraqhty inDexter Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell Wee in Detroit Saturday Ruc1 Coniway wife of AnnArbor ccfled at the I H Hookerhome Thursday The wHooker family Saturday andSunDan Brooks wifeYpjilanti who took ihem tor a ride toWaterloo D E, HofTVSERVICEInstallationsTwo Tear terrlce Warrnty on All New Televisions SoldRifer 1 V Service WEBSTER ST, PHONE 118Pinckney MichiqanIR USIS HEAT THAIOVER YOURp gell Womans Club at the KcwLibrary, Friday HEATNo cssi pipes or reisten Jo iistall or clean I WILL YOU EVER LC1SEYOUR VALUABLES THE McPHERSON STATE BANKj HoweJL MichPROTECTIONYou taay if yem keep them athome, subject to the risk of fire,theft and accidental loss Put ihn beyond these danqerom wa wad deposit box in our stronq Slock CerUflcategvaultBox Rental is Reasonable ttctlon CdmpleteBEW WillsQntticates DeedsInsurance Policies Jewelry1 ofnily Trasurejq Ahr0tiwctService Rtfcords and Discharqe Certiftoates jCheck this list Are these val jued possessions safe from fire,Under Fedsral SupervisionMember Federal Daooslt Inaur 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in surance QbmpanySTATE OF MICHIGANThft Probate Court for the County Livingston iIn thd Mgrtter ot ue Estate otMay Baker Deceased At a session oi said Court heldOctober 6, 1853, Harold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAuctioneer,Farm Sales A SpecialtyBeri WylieCall Fowlerviile 435F6Dr li J iowner DENTIST8044 Portage Lake RoaciDexterPhone Dexter 3461 coveragePhone 43 tinexney,Cemetery MemorialsPrices You Ltn Aiiord To PayMilord Granite Wovfcs Reai tswle LaKe Iroper riai ioar Uerald Reasonbroker itft ISorih iViicn rhoueFOR SALETV Zenith 12Vzine moae,l qood condition, I 30JQ6 one i guage pump aaotjLtkH a Siuio codciiLucius J Uoyle, phone 42 Ii WEEK ENDS HOMY SATURDAY,a Ride Home at Night loqufae at the The state supreme has sustained the decision oi Tudqe WillisrlS1 2 cas of the Consol laatea Gas Company vs MaxPierpeeCI p oitouqof XD SAIn the layina of a qaa pipelins across the Johnstone farmThe jury trial of Wm Deutsch Sons vs Frank Shaner in drcut court vs Frank Shaner lastweek resulted in a no cause for action verdict Shaner bought acombine which he claimed was Givenae peution oi btamey fius uarciian of saia estate prayingfOii SAi4 brown Swissis tinai account be allowed and 6 year old due Oc 5 year residue oi said, estate usugnPHONE 190 to Martha from Lewis Robb andJune from Ora MoehleMesdames Grant and CarlWard gave shower last Wednesday for Mrs Fritz WyEe to the persons entitled theretowill be heard at Probate Court October 27,19iIt u vzueittQ iuat Notice theteoi be given by publication of a Xpy heieoi lot tnree wees conaeeuUveiy previous to acua aay it neannq in the Piackney Di9patch, a newspaper, printed anacirculaled ia said county ana that the petitioner cause a copy oi uus notice to beserved upon each inown party JI interest at his last known ad by registered mail, return ola3 months, bloodlines Laurence SoberrowlervuiO, Mich, uamman rta Phone ylF4has had first calf, 1 second eail1 both bred or will trade far ewes185 a3t Coon Lake RoadOctober kuth, 5 room Tyear around cottage, cozy and warm, FOR SALLWhiteor unfurakhed Ideal for ens Mrsyouiuj eouplu or small iamily Child 1220 Mowers Roadten welcome, reasonable rout Percy Mowers, phono 13F4 tunsana a iqiauod orj y greceipt demanded a least iour teen cKDaays prior te such nearinq, or by pexsonai service atleast live 5V days pnoi to suchhi hearing Hiram H Smith,1 i inckneys A tne copy Judge ot ProbateGeJestia ParahaL ister of ProbateSTATE OF MICHIGANHie Probats Court tor the County oi LtagstoaIn Mutter oi the Estate afines R Bowdish, Decease 1J At Q session ot send court held September 23, 1953Preient Honorable biiram ftSarith, Judge oi Mbale Notice is Hereby Given, That petition of Arthur CBullis,the ect, also pioceMod road omveLFOR SALE Full size baby bed, just j D j CJikAVL COlPlLNThkc new, 1U M6 W ebt iuob, 4 miles wes, A Howeii at 4M0c y , j Mason roaa taone HoweUFOR SALE2 windows p4J24 9d4 2 orand frames, iiks new 250U 9367 Cedar Lake Road FOR SALE Nice Red Beets for PIANO LESSON9HO4canninq Phone 9IF11 Wm Rontz u A BEATTlfiRush Lake s Phone 157F13 Pinclaiey, MichiganFOR SALAKC Reg Collie lcapuppies, sable and white and tn 21b V Gaivsr, Brig colored, DUI O Dell Kennels I Telphoi cZPinckiisy, Mich Rte, 2 ,Phone Office 7531 By J DexterJ615j Bet1003Mi QUALITYMeatsis t VegetablesFishMarket PricesCourteous ServiceCLARKS J FOR SALBLadies black administrator dbn,of said estate fterfield roat Mouton TmKpraying his final account be alljacket, red suit, black suit, owed and the residue of said land white checked skirt, navyestate assigned to the personsblue skirt, all size 18 pair ofoattled thereto will be heard at I ladies riding boots, size SV2th Ifcobate Court on October Call Pinckney 153P11 20 1999 at ten A M It Ii Ordered, That notice thereby be iven by publication oicopy Uexeof for three weks con secutivelyprevious tosaiddayoihearing In the PinqkneyDispatchand uttxt the fidttuexy cause acopy Q Qu notice Jo be servedupon each known party in interNtiliii last known adejess byreqTstered mcol retpm receiptdexfianded at least fourteen dayg prior to such hecajno or byperlonal service at loasl five 6 JiBLS AW PAHIS MANDELLS SAWWelding SupplieeAuto Parts LAWN MOWH2SS3T 2TJSJ daS Jn SL 1018 East Grand River,Phone 151 FOR SALE 55 Bales of Al iclov Howell Michigan ier hay Call 131F21 PincknevJIBES AUTO PARTS evenings or Saturdaypiece blue Mohais36 Phn Pincknri C Registered Germem Sheperd one year oi Pnonn Pinckney 177 FW alter p mdan jfa judl itffaltta Wrcmx R fimttaTudge of ProbateA true copyRegister HEAL ESTATC BAHGAINS4 bedroom home,2 car garafI lots, fumaoe, good condittonIn Plncney 4 bedroom nom modenv 34 bedroom home 3Vs lots2 bedroom home, 2 ear garagecndo2 lots, hot watet hoot in1 9 bedroea home lots or 4 toev2 year around hoam crt Patterson LdVe, TemHLGerald Reason Pinckney MichPhono 11L taker,PocoheriaandHard Coal i Farmers Feed Suppiv 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 October 14, 1953 Description An account of the resource October 14, 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 1953-10-14 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/52b8046cc8ee2a0af81347615d0787ee.pdf 8e958faec3bb926919d2ce0e65098ae4 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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PinckneyPlKCBTOiiPlSPATCH Wednesdoy, October 21, 1953 MIRROR I 8 HIeA NIf disaster struck your communitycould you count on organized helpfrom young men who daily go abouttheir work They are the men of the Michigan National GuardSince reorganization after WorldWar I the guard has reached a strength of 10,000 The first newarmory since 1926 was recently builtat Alma Other armories are planned for Cadillac, Ironwood Others under consideration are Cheboygan,Midland, Detroit, Kingsford and Miirquette Most of these areas pro vided the land and various amounts of cash The cost was 225,000 Thefederal government paid 150,000 and the state 50,000The present organization of theguard consist of 144 units in 52 com munities 95 of the men live with in 50 miles of their unit Boys fromthe national guard are exempt fromthe draft unless they miss 5 drill sessions a year There are now 30 stateowned armories and 27 rentals Theregular army spends 110 a day perman, the national guard in the Flint disaster spent 75c per manThe principal aim of national guardofficers is to develop local interestCARD OF THANKS High School AftMcsAs anticipated the game here withHartland Friday was a romp, Pinckney winning 26 to 7 with the reserves playing much of the game Dave Haines, who has been injured, went out the first play for un necessary roughness and Bob Meabon went to fullback from end Jim Lavey went in at end Bob ran wildbeing Pinckneys biggest ground gain er In the first quarter Bill Rowel 1ran back a punt 40 yards for a touch down A pass from Meabon to LaveyJ put it on the 10 yd, line and Meabonover for a touchdown, Meabonkicked the goalIn the 3rd period Pinekney scoredon a pass from Meabon to Mattisonand converted Don Packer got Pinckneys last score on a 5 yd plunge John Summers scored for Hartland after a 15 yd run, going through thelineThe reserves played most all of the4th quarter With Tom Wylie atquarter back and tossing flat passes to Dave Burns and Jim Lavey and SMike Heath, they made a numberof good gains and set up Packersscore The freshmen and sophomorestackled hard and should give Pinckneya good team next year ChurchesCatholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiqanRev Fr Albert Schnitt, PuorSunday MassesSummer, Schedule 630, 8jQ900, 1000, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 1000Novena Devotions Ixiday vening 730 p mConfessionsFriday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 u m ersoiuu IRonald Swanhout came barkfrom Levels Sunday with a deer SCHOOL NEWSI KINDERGARTENWe are learning to fold paper ancut out pumpkins, ghosts, andwitchesWe have a new boy in our roomH s name is Roy Wilson Denny Reynolds and his sister have Current CommentThe EditorIhe Crd monthly area hymnsin I is at the Pinckney Mennonltt ilirch Oct 25 730 p mLow a hUle car that rus by battery Theyil tfyer Ain Arbor, director, v eok end guests of KathrynSunday Before 800 Mass MtnoMlte ChurchCalvary Mjennonite Church Bev, Exra foaefcy, fasterS SupL Woiter LschWorship 1000 ride in it Carol Menke went to visit her antimother She ira her a beauei were the Dale Bixler lean i grandmother,ily oi Elkhart Ind John King tiful doll West Liberty Ohio Mary Sprinq Ronnie Bloxoms and Susan Craigser risaer, HI, Mary YoderGosh I dogs both got killed byen, Irid, Jewell Miller, ShipsneAnn Kilmer, John Zbok and State DeGH State laid hisdefeat f a cark andid also Helen BezzeqMiller of Ann Arborrt Springer and John ZookGoshen college spoke at the it Chh Sd oig p aChrach SundayTae Younq Peoples class U hMennonUe church and teacher,, w , Cim attended a Billy GraSunday School llu0 ham meeiiiig in Detroit Oct 15,ounq People Meeting 740 Fellowship flerttoe 800pwnon K my neighbors d myfriends for the cards 1 receivedmeMasons for the fruit and the OBS lag the plant while 1 was at Sparrow Hospital, Lansing Ona CampbellWHITE LODGE DANCE OCT 24 There will be a tmasgueradedance at White Lodge Saturdaynigh October 24 The public isInvited FOOTBALL SCORESBrighton 6, Keego Harbor, 0 Fowlcrville 14, Dexter 7 Howell 25, Mason 6 South Lyon 25 Manchester 12 University 19, Saline 14 Dundee 45,Milan 7 Lincoln 6, Fiat Rock 0 Chelsea 31, Roosevelt, 0 Stockbridge13, Okemus 7 Grass Lake 0 Brooklyn 6 Ann Arbor 33, Battle Creek 12BOOK REVOW OF A NEW HOME BY MRS XIRKLANtfWe have received a copy Oithe reedition ot A iMew Home written by Mrs Caroline d ifLIBRARY NEWSSend yotr child 1c iear a story1and get a book, Library closed Halloween eve17 to 9 p m IWe need a childs table andchairs Do you have one to donote jland, wife of Prof William Kirkjiana iounder ot4 p m wrote under the Clovers and the Congregational ChurthGuest MinisterSunday School 930 A M,Morntaa Worship 1045 AMThur Night Prayer Meeting,80flat the church Wed Choir practise 730 pmThursday Laidies Aid at churcft,at 2 p mSaturday Hayride , leave thechurch at 7 30 p m Jack Tetter of Detroit spent theWeek end at the George RoushheLast Friday 36 members oi thePeoples Church met at thMark INiash home tor a fellow ship sapper otter which MrsBntta Brash qave an account othex recent trip to Copenhagen Denmark,Mr Gerhart of Howell gaveth messaqe at the PeoplesChurch SundayMrs Fiora NicArtor was takento Univesity hospital, Ann Arborjlast week Linda Curts has ten baby rabbitsat homeJennie Devine and Billv Brown havepumpkins ready for HalloweenSusan Brown has 2 calves at herfarmDenny Kelley told us about hisbaby brother, who climbs up onthingsAlan Bur said hi baby brother farmparty who drop inThe Republicanpromised tax cutstipped over and bumped I head onZthe floor IorAll of us who hav Httl Iand Bistort have decided to 1 them so they v nt g hurlRuth fceethey had and economy last year has cutprice supports with the resulttarm prices have fallen Secretary oi Agiculture Benson hasmade many speeches but therehas been little action so far Thegrange which came out againstprice supports has lost membersIn Ohio CongClarence Brown Re to giv drouqht relieffanners have been, hard hi by drought and havewawn had to truck water for theirSundayGRADES 1 9 and 3 NEWSOB Friday, Judy Leedy went withher family to their home at Bigids Keith Putnam visited hismother at Williamston on Sunday dairy cattle The farmers pricefor milk has en cut while the priee per quart to the consumerhas been raised So far they have received no drouqht relietmoney The secretary promisedthem drought relief but only thd week before a group of IowaThe Peoples Church p here, Charles Smithand wile ofAt 212 East Main StreetRev Keith Ruegsegger, PesterSunday School d h Bridqeport N, are visiting atthe Orville Smith home,75 Masons attended the fishsupper ana MM degree confer945 AM,enc at Livingston Lodge Satur00 A Kf d hbook was wereRAINBOW GIRLS ASSEMBLY 19 attended the hayride Saturday night to Rush Lake Mr Collyer drove and Mesdames Garmen Porter and Francis hjbi eon chaperoned There wasgroup singing and hot doqs,andcake were served EDDIE FISHER FAN SPECIAL The exciting story of EddieFishers phenominal rise to Am written in Pinckhey in 1839er books written by here rfcAest life andClearings They enjoyea awide circlualioh in their day but are now an apt 4oxqotienA New Home is edited byJohn Neiber, published by GK Putnam and we were able tosupply Mr Nerber with a little Sunday Worship 1100 A, Kf day night Visitors were presentWe extend a Chiisticn Welcome Detroit Dexter, Ann Arbor andto EveryoneUNAPILLAnev V pasvxMorning Worship 19if0 a mSeheoJ mI 23 members of Pinckney Chapftejr CtJS attended Grand Chapiter in Grand Rapids last week Mrs Alberta Close was a pageand Albert Dinkel an honor guard WiVira Kirtlands books inspiredcritcism at the time as they were written in a satirical veinand stressed the disagreeableside of pioneer lifeMrs Xirkland said she absolutely refused to pioneers a manyAnother source otflatter tho6 QIS yand couldt claMed a lrue pioneer,However it cannot be deniedericas most popular youna sing wa8 that she only liveder begins in the American Wee ly with this SundaysOctoben25 issue of the Detroit SundayTimesThis U My Life by Eddie Fisher, is the inspiring story ota boy whose courage and determination took him from povertyto success books qive atrayal of Michiqan pioneer ifowhen she descibes the i ad from Detroit to Pinckney tilledwith snudholes and no bridges, Eveaffi fierviee 806 is mCHRISTMAS MAIL FORTHE BOYS OVERSEASThe period of Oct 15 to Nov 15has again been designated forthe acceptance of Christmas pareels for members of our Armedforces and their families serving outside the continental limits ofthe United States Senders of par eels by regular surface mail before Nov IS will be reasonably assured of delivery before Christ mac day However it will bebs wise to mail as early as poss Wi Chamberlain tookclass to Detroit Saturday tothe movie, The RobefRev and Mrs J W Wenqer ofNorthpart wre hare Thursdayand met the church boardMrs Cacia Chamberlain hasreturned from AloanN Y aitei J Iother at Williamston on Sunday gPaul Stapleton spent last Saturday1 formers were told the governnight with his couoin at StockbriUjfe nn would not aid them witn Rollene Singers aunt, Frankie Den com Storage They can collectnie, visited ihvm Sunday eveniag d subeidy fc surplus corn m Sharon Couzuiway was geven feArsold last Friday Happy birthday,Sharon Our new room president it JulyLeedy Marjorie Ogle i the nwsecietary We did apatter patoLm laat Wednesday Constance and Sandra Lewis movuiaway Iobert Darrow and his familyat the Jaek Waterbury home for din ner SundaySECOND GRADB NEWSChiqmta Amburgeys grandma convict workand will build more Theaes xefieve prison congestionalso the ixutocries maintainstale parks cid game reserves Recently they started to build aocfinp near Traverse City to caiKkT the state camps there Un fortunately the site chosen wasonly 4 miles from the Interlockwent to the hospital in An Arbor n Miisic Camp where hundredswent to tho hospital in Ann Arbor J of children spend the summers2 Many of the children have fath j, convicts from the camp escaped,ers and brothers and, uncles who are recently and kidnapped an autoup north hunting and driver The reicult was theConnie bioxom has been siefc for a j music camp went into court andlong time She had her tonsils out got on Injunction restraining the We wrote letter to her She wrote state from establishing theus a letter too She is coming back j work cam p to school soon0 E S NEWSPUBLIC INSTALLATIONAt Pinckney school Oct 24 at8 p, m insitcOilino Qcer Gertrude DeYoung, Grandville ChapterAlta Meyer P M Winifred Ab erdeen P MChaplain Carrie Griffith P MMarshall MaeBryan P MWXLUAM W1NEELHAUSi WUMam WinkemausOi ton, bura hotel proprietor diea Sunday Funeral was at Lutherantthurch, Brighton Tuesday, He uj survived by his wife and nvechildren , EDWARD RONDEAU JREdward Joseph Reindeau, 5son of Edward and the rude log houses with theirdirt floors and mud and stickchimneysthe frenzied land speculation where towns were laidout lots sold and never a house built, the wildcat banks who issued worthless currency and tthe Because of the great distancesthese parcels must be transport ed ana the handelinq and storage they must undergo it is absolutely necessay that all artic les for overseas delivery bepacked in metal, wood, strong corrugated fiberboard boxes,completely filled or tightly packBrightonjrial in on USJ23COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSw October iw, who traded the settlersvenson and ponies for flour Uguor or trinkets and were fingered, the ague epidemirwas always present, the lark ofpure water, pond, creek endspring water and erven rrrh water, being used, the scctvof doctors and ministers, lack ofa proper diet which consisted of pork and com meal and the eaawmpss of the comforts whichprevailedHowever sflto the pioneTs who never to turn out f cr house ror in time of sickness toLivingston Lodge for October adds to the strenqtH of theThey should also oe securely,tiod with strong cord Seal ed parcels must carry the inion Contents MerchandiseMay be opened for postalirsection The names and addresses ofthe sender and addressee togeth er with a list oi the contentsshould be enclosed in each parcel so in the event the outside cHdress is defaced or the parcelb comes broken open, prop disposition of the mail canm Following these suggestions vill greatly increase the assurance of delivery by Christmasdaytor, SwcnihcutMotion by CVATO11OWby Tiplady to allow the toiiowing buls Liv Co Rd Cxm Norman VaaBlateuBa CHURCH SERVICES HELDCatholic church services areOctober 13 and 27Fellow rift f being held weekly nowteam practice 8 pm pontiac State HospitalOctober 23 8 p mWork in the I they were held month Kvisitinq her dauqhtor, Joyceis dietician m a hospital thereWhile at the square aanceafter the football game Friday niqht Arnold Becker oi theHicks school threw his knee outof jointThe Wm Fogq iamily of Chiago spent the week end at theGeorge Thompson homeMr and Mrs harry Pidgeon ofFlint called on Mrs Mary Hofl Sunday Mrs John Meyer of Ypsilantispent Sunday with Mrs, BeulahMartinMis Ethel Sprout visited Mrs,Glen Sinoout of DansvuMe Satur day, The Charles Soule familyof Howell spent Sunday with herWeek end callers of Ben Whiteand wiie were Basil White andwife of Ionia, the Carl Bidwell and family of Brighton and theFrank White family of Howell Mrs Roberta Miller attendeda shower Saturday for Mrs, Jean Paton and Mrs Edith Kors aivenby Mrs Esther Hall The DrHarlow Shehan familyof Jackson and Bob Kerr familyof Detroit called at the William Sfcehan home Sunday The Asher wYlie family caUsdat the Lewis Cook home in MtMorris Suncay TVAl Nesbitt and wife, DetroitCharles Whitehead and wifeand Beatrice Lambom of Greg called at the Jesse Henry homeSunday, Erston Clark and wife Unadilla were Sunday quests at theBob Pike home, Otto Dinkel and wife and THIRD GRAD E fjimiU Bud a waikcc i throug h soni ev ri n day nuldc i spent th e lon gw e vk en d in Chicago I ni s Havd u wen t t o Todel a Sun i , c hi s grandfathor Doroth y Clar k brough t soni cs fo r th e scienc e table S o di dJoa n Endres Donn a Hoilistor s fathe r ha s a ne wcar Bill y Ligh t visite d Larr y Utle ySunda y evening Michar l Lauriaincn s fathe r ha s ano w gun Joh n Holbe n visite d a t Joh n Co lone s Thursday Kare n Bloxo m ha s a los t do g a siic r house Joa n Endre s visite d a t Doroth yClark s Sunday Joh n Singe r brough t fiv e kind s o fleave s t o schoo l Monday Singe r Davi d Lawrence , coiuminist ,na s a biase d min d an d ofte n w e not ollow hi reasoninq followin q th e appointmen t o fMayo r Bur k o f Cleveland, a De mb y Gov Lausch e o f Ohio , Dem ocra t t o th e Unite d State s senat eLawrenc e accuse d Lausch e o ithwartin q th e wil l o f th e peopl eb V appouitm q a Democra t t od So f Siou xF C Degree Octobe r 31Th e lodg e wil l r o t oLewiston , Mich , t o confer r 8M M de firrees Will leav e Saturda y mo m n gW e Mas t hav e a t leas t 25 I f yo uwis h t o go phon e th e secretary W Pwil l sta y a t th e Miller , Swarthou an dPlumme r cabin s a t Lovell s an d r tor nSunday Clar e Miller , W M are 850 CfcrihoLi c patient a ta rhospital , Mrs Maud ecalle d a t are visit home W F, Clos e an d wf e o f Linde nS d rte AJinun q spen t Sunda y a t th ean d Geral d Dinke l o f Lak e Ch eber t Dinke l home Fran k Boye r an d wife Clar g f tSSlS caUH Hooke r hom e Sujdo jwee s Motio nAdde r Nanc v Ncw h aShenan w e o f An nHarr y Glecro n and , srnt Sunday at the1OfesBOnehOUer ande Caroland Mrs Germaine Stackabie attended a meetina of oriaCollege alumni at Adrian sun Louis Coyle was in AnnFridayu Hehdee ahd wifethe week end at the Or Nash kntne at Coaldwcrwr JimLarry Beach returned to schoolMonday after being ill for a week, John Colone went to his grandmothers Saturday He fell in somesand burs We colored the under sides ofleaves and then ironed the colored print on paper Karen Bloxom and Camilla Budabrought some seeds so that we canlearn how they travel Donna Hollister stayed at hr oousins SundayBilly Light called on John HolbenSaturday John Colone brought a bouquet ofyellow mums Nancy Read b iHt a can, paintedit, and mjkta a elay monkey to potin itSome more of u are makingand aaimaU Ann Manke went to Toledo Sunday to visit her grandmother Ronnie Haines went to a stowSunday night So did Joha Holbett Venning Curta, grandparent wwout to his place yesterday Joan Endres brother is homefrom the army Many of us did some hiking duriogthe four day vacationFOURTH GRADB We all enjoyed our two daytion while the teachers went to theirInstituteWe drew pictures of real learea andtrees for our bulletin board We brought in real waxed leaves, wfclei V q t tosucceed Senator Bob Taft, a Republican How does he qet that way and where has he been aU these years He fails to name asingle instance where a Repubf can governor appointed a Deocrat to the senate or a Democrat governor apponted a Reoublcan He cant because BOsuch thing ever happened Let take Michiqan history In 1928Senator Woodbridqe N Ferris ofMichigan , Democrat died Gov rVed Green, Republican,appointed Arthur yandenberg,Repibucan to succeed himSenato Vandenberq died in 1350 and Gov Williams, Demotvat appointedBlair Moodya Democrat to succ eed him Such a thing as Lawrence advocates has never been done,The Inqhaxn County News ofMason, edited, by Vern Brown and ton In an editorial aire asort of lefthcmd endorsement tothe move to abolish township qovernmentTh editorial was reprinted In the Livingston CountyPreee last week It reads that in day gone by townships builtand qwitadned their own roods and bridges, handled their owwelfare problems cmd their comj stab and justice maintr1Akw cmd order Now iheyrendered all the duties to tb d d lita bt ley thwe mounted MM Ubeled Most of us hare read somebook thi fall t of usW mgfgfttsat d handl e scae stc monrr ff the y wan t t o sw T1V h e must assum eo f th e dutie s the y bMp theor yThe i wn5e san v thcrtiscm d dollar sT anv thcrt iterocid buildin g tewnAipe eouldgive n boo k talks Dal e GaafW da char t o f hi s lo t us , bqU cn e a t j35r v 1tiIllCTtIC CLOTil S DRYE R1UI i 11is Ho Trwitftr r werritt Yg kv perfec t dryin g wtha rdr y I n pure , clea n ai rur favorit e applianc e deaL jth ful l ftory As k hi m t o den th e joy s o f a n electri c drye rth e particula r iudc l thatwjft i flMtt yotir frsailrtwithi n you rwa wttf i Mfllg m i bridg e io r 7 years , die d o i a ,hear t attac k las t week He a wif e an d 2 stns Win Garne r o i Stockbridg ewa s fined 14 las t wee k fo r start 1in g a fire withou t a permi t Bor n t owil e o fHowar d andfor y Oc t 6 , a son tr e o i Stock Friday, Saturday , Octobo r 2X2 4HETUB N TOPAMWSC Bag , BJJSSIUIsU Cartoo ntor Jon Bpbt a Hoyn M Evu 8AIM S B ouraWOMANMayoAfricaIn Sun, Manque Uci to 2o 27FLAME OF CALCUTTA TOE BAj D W AGO AN D , Techincak wit he m Th e livingto n Count y Shrin eClu b hol d a buffe t dinne r and danc e a t Pin e Lodge , Brighton 1o n Oc t 31 Lafayett e White , 87 , die d a tBrighto n las t week SHOOTFzed Astcdxe , Sy d C3iads eNew s wed , Tnur Oc t 2b , 2 ammmmmmmmmmmm It I L IOc t 25,26 2 7 to Techinco wit hMa t 23 0 p , m , coni Ltslis Caron , Me l Merre Bor n t o Mr an d Mrs Rober tAndrew s Flori s Dickson o iHowelLOc t 12 a girl Mr s Ear l War d sr o f Pinare e wa s surprise d on e nigh t last jwee k b y he r childre n o n th eo t he r birthday p o x con iStephe n McNaUy Juli a Adam saaTh e Fiel d schoo l o n M3 6 will be sold at auction Oct 23 Mrs Lottie McGill has beenelected woorthy matron of the THE STAND AT ARACHE RIVERCartoonAFFAIRS OFAlsoGILLISLL marrtnaDebby Ronolds, Botby Van Oct 2b to JDimensions 3NFERN Qqla Hallawen Midnite ShowAdxn, adults 05c, chLdren 35c fj I lTax Included Comedy Novelty Big Leaguer ChelseaMrsRalph Glenn oi Gregoryhas been named head of the State Kings Daughters The Howell Comnrnity Chestgoal is 8,100 Dexter is considering installing parkinq maters and held apublic hearing Oct 19 Mr and Mis WiUam Fidd oiDexter ctebrated their 50th wedd ing anniversary Sunday Parkinq meters are now in operation in ChelseaChelsea votes on a 193,000school bond issue Oct 29 Chelsea has bought the Schumacker blacksmith shop to addto their parkinq ground The Leiqh Beach farm housein Lima cauqnt ure last weekDexter Chelsea and Manchester fire depts were called Divorces were qranted in circuit court last wfcc o Norman from Leoki Guest ana to Marytrom Leonora HendersonMrs Wayne Vacuum entertalned her bridqe cluo todayVeril Baldwin of Stockbridqereports a yield on his 50 acre onion farm of 1100 bushels to the acre The total enrollment of theBrighton school is 1204 A 600 acre development project has been started at Dunham Lake, near Milford Murray Von Wagoner, ex qovernor, is the head oi it Gentlemen Prefer Blondesiee 1 he aWhttme Lou, Cartoon Friday, Saturday Octobor 2324His Gun Were LawLAv ANi ORDERSaturday, 2324WithRonald Cohnan,Dorothy MaloneLatest News Sport UBud Abbott Lou Oostello Meet DR JEKYLL MR HYDF Costaning Boris Karloff COW COUNTRYwith Edmund OBrien , 26DESIREA drama starringBarbara Stanwyck ana RidusfdCarlsonSun Shews 3 5 7 V Cartoon TravelThur,Oct 17 28 29Sun,Mon Tues OdLSTEh FRANCIS COVERS THE BIG S1 PANinAlan LadeL Van HeflJn and Jean Arthur, TOWN A Comedy Starring Donald OConnor, Nancy GuUdpomlngThe Skives of BabylonComlngThe Slaves oiCftgtool j SpUt Second, MagambobtaxrtooEdward G Robinson and Paulette Goddardlack LondonsTHE FIGHTERRichard Conte Venessa Brown Lt NewLatestNO FABM HOUpit, riood policy to keep mostUS a000 iU Krmlr instead OUr Cash m the anK intoio WALK ON AR INCUSHIONEDVELVETEEZoUehome cr to your a adleather rwTTiid to me vouf at rbiM vouILL CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE our home or ilac of business iVo obit gat imlTOUr he flwol p gmlimftacattl lodayforFieeDtmonBtratioNAMI,NalM of 26 YiMs AftiThe poetoihee was1 hard hit byaoddenta last week Saturdayenroute home from the Michiqaa football aame the car in which V Q MOIer was riding in hit abump and he was thrown againjet the top and rendered unconJ scious Tde same day WSMur pay was knocked down by a police doa belonging to Dr,Harry Haze oi Lansinq and sufiered a broken leaHndey played a 6 to 6 tieacme here Friday with the aheavy Ann Arbor Reserve team Ann Arbor scored the first halfon a pass and Pincknev the second half after 8 and 10 yaxa gains by Roy Reason and endend runs by Nash and Grave zme latter scoring the touchdownGerry Kennedy was out with c bad knee Rollie Shehan was at left halfPast Matrons OGS Nettie HVaughn, Florence Bauqhn and Bess Barry entertained the paslmatrons at the formers home on ThursdayI Joe Bush who sold his farm toCol George has bought 47 acacres of Paris Whetzel Patterson Lakes iifBurt Thomas has gone to Virginia 100 friends and neighbors gaveMr, ond Mrs Arthur Schoennalsa xareweU party Saturday night They are movinq to HowellRev Fr, Gain is conducting 40hours devotion at St Marys, Herbert Schoenhals oi Chelsea ran into one of Arthur Shehans cows last week, breakingboth its legsAugust Engle of WhitmoreLake underwent an operation at the Pincknev Sanitarium lastfeek Paul Fohey and James Whitehave returned from the he Can Wdin northwest Dwiqht Wegener has gone toGaylord to work on construction oi a hunting camp Mowers is attending checking accountFall and Wintbout, Calvfa Hooker,anden Redd to YDsilanti Saturday to1see theI footballI Thomas Bonner is in New OrIlean8 10 days attending the Nat1Spool Manufacurers Ashn con1 retion Florence Preuss is stayin with Mrs ConnerPvt Everett Charbonneau hagone overseas to LAKELAND DRESS HOUSE, Now Showing 8 Complete tins of Fa Dresses JOAN MILLER FROCKS In Haw tweeds for the JuniorsSizes 9 to 15 1095 to IvY VAUGHN JUNIORS Sizes 9 to 15Pat PerkinsAKFTft PETTICOAT DRESS 895Mb w HATS iibie BrooksSWEATERS 395uirid u to 6 7 to 12 IIINEW CORDUROY JUMPERS with WHITE BLOUSES 595 to 8,95Nltey Nile Soft Fleecy Sturdy SLEEPERS Sizes 0 to 4 with feetSki Pajamas, 4 to 14Baby Sleeping Bag 22SBeautiful New Cotton Dresses Specially Priori, AH Sizes 47G0 Midland Dr, Lakeland, MtehigiPHONE BRI8HT0N 75086P LU M BIN UWATER SYSTEMSStMley Dinkeli, TC Woiiiei ry, Cciobor 21, 1953The Peoples Store PinckneyEntered as 2nd Act of March 8, 1877 i wir Matter atU14 Soiiowell 3Ljto on Price 1,h ii n ixuiow arid wiie camehome lac Wednesday alter a 2Wueiib visit WILU tueir daughters ii iSfev, roric jC 1 Hewlett and wii arhome or JJ a month in J HlugheHeatinglUbtroit cia joe Vvaish oi Jexter caled QI tii jjispatch oiticeCan QfeEltS Goods ii iviLiij and wife of Howell,vViii u and wiie of Ioniaoi ieu vluc and wiie called, ci Mrs, Mae Maiz last weekvha Crait oi HoweliuyS at the AndrewiUctmpx 1 homjCuio Lady and wiie of Roscomm 3pen die week endwwfi M LUU Reason Mr anu Mrs Albert Shirleyi exriaii i en then chldren Sat urday i honor oi the birthday oi ti auahier Loit MohlmanliiL ,ses Ani and Clara Sprivr i, Ms mma Wilmore cina r buv OBrien oiStcckL c caiia at the Lee Lavey IVQ Sundiy Wsilv irrie and Wiie ofDex t Su uav at theLingerie Vvaler Cck GU wiie wereSunday cos a he MaynaraH Clark lm in ivianchester khn lxn3 ci Minnestoavisited i LV Lere last weeic The ln Clerk amily oi AnnArbor ena Jtriy Ciark called on Mrs Me are Clark and familyhi Sunday lompetLh3 Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERSCOMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SOX WE WALL WE SERVICE11075 EAST M38 Phone 183F2 ftKennedys Gen MrsPock i3 entertianingm Fort Wayne Doot Wait Any Langtr You VW Soon Ned itAlso a Complete Jtock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND CALL 2681 DEXTERFLOWERS FOR ALL OOOASIONS fromWINKELHAUS FLORAL GOPhone 284 HoweliFor Prompt Dead Stock Removal CTarence Culvei and fain Deteoit and the Gerald Kennlrjy ci Howeli spent Sunday at meMurray Kennedy homeMrs Eleanor Ledwidqe spentSunday with her son KeithHymouJi Rex Sackett and James ,ford oi Detroit called at Larry Camburn home Saturday wayiie AtLee and wiie spent the week end at the Cy AtLoo1 in Gladwin Nellie Gardner and Fannie Monks were Sunday atat inguests of Andrew Nisbett ana Reud hpme her dauciiGi iroIndiana, Martin riLtor and wiie attendthe DeA LionsRams footballqame ii Duoit Sanday ivii, and Mrs Joe Griinth entertained Otis Mattesou and wiieFriday in honor or the iatters birthday Ye editor attended the openhouse at the 50th weddinq anni versary oi Mr ana Mrs WilliamPiaa of Dexter Sunday C J Clinton ana wife attended a birthaay party Saturdaynight at the Clark Morgan home ai Swbcrry Lake Mr ana riu Oin Robinsonspent Sundny with Olin Robinsen jr and wiie a Ann Arborana attended the dedication oi the new Veteians HospitalHrb Sneed and wiie oi How11 Lpent Sunday at the RossCALL DARLING COMPANY , Gall Howe ISOagoners Qrocer 6086 Pinckney RoadQualify Mechandise LOW PRICESSeer and Wine to Take Out HOURSSilly 8 to 7 Sanday 0 to 8Phone Howeli 705J2Front View of 54 Plymouth Tho John McGuire family ofMrs Helen Younq entenainea I Detroit spent the week end atthe Jolly Dozen club at her home, the Jomes Wutley home,Satuday in a shower for Mrs Mrs Oin Robinson entertainBeth Ludtke ed at lurcheoi Mciaay HenryDon and Babara Burns anen i Hart nd wife and ffed the teachers institute at Lan Lakeland The latter has iust resing last week turned trcm Germany, Wrs Sdith VanNorman of Tho Robert Read iamily called Detroit spent the week end at at the Axthur Bulks home inthe Bud VcnNorrnan home Gregory,f THE McPHERSON STATE BANK HoweH MickE8taLlishod 1865 Incorporated 1915COMMUNITY CHESTSupport of the GacnmunityChest in every city has becomerecognized as the American wayof meeting our reponsibilities 10 those organizations which serveour youth, assist the hanaicapp ed and aid those less fortunate than ourselves A generous respond to yourRe Feather Worker will qive you satisfaction iAll diJO8its UD to 10,000 insur ed, by membership in Fdcaj lniBirtrr Corpoxatiou DrEHoeIniUllat ServiceUSES HEAT THATSOVER YOURFURNACE HEAT l ipes orsf4 The 1954 Plymoirtfa if longer and looki wMir aad tower at a rtnhJof design modification Front view ahowt Mir ptfflvt tatpwiand new grille design with attractive Plymouth ldentitteatia TU fnat M designed with a view to cue of cleaning and atnplttcatlon of AIL NIW FOR 54 WITHcbl model pUhirU lowest price I Fdtf TK iacldd in price IPRICE 1796On Year Parts WarrantI Onm Year Srvic WarrantVANS UOfWLUAzrZL HIATMAKIRmHockey 5 vlcf f29, 195 iOIL HOME HEATERotches, no popf nolighter rod nrodedurn th i i o 1 automatic, electricliqhtr liqhts ih fireExclusively curs In this brand rraw, Jftttforc yiirm WmxhorOi vms Hccter16975 Wednesday, October 21Dennis and Kares Singer andClaudia Garr have been working on i Uie map to show where each ofis lives Each one of us has a house i thia mapIdrs Campbell brought a lot ofiw books from Lansing for us We have made our place mats forr Halloween Party by using poiawO prints which we made at home We arc starting this week to workm Spelling Bees If our Mothers are willing, we willmake plans to go to the MichiganState College Museum at East LanJ PROFESSIONAL8MNEFThe Pinckney SanitariumRay M Duffy, M DDai A M P Mding on Friday, November 6 Tommy Read is back to school alter being out sick with a cold Edward Riggs spent the week endnear Rose City Micky Ritter spent part of his vaoation at his gTamdmoth1 home Bunny Hinchey wzrt to LavingThursday, but she says she didnt go to the Teachers Institute Barbara Baughn had her eyes tested Saturday Edward Guy helped the sheriff tofind out about a house being brokenintoRoger Wilson moved to Brightonwhere he will attend the Catholic , Except WednesdayI Mori, Tues, Fri, Sat,j 700 to 800 P M, DT 6 R leCioskey DENTIST112 y N lichigan Ave Telephones Office 935Kesidence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan1 SchoolFIFTH GRADE We have a new Geography StatesBingo game which teaches us the products of our states Imma Whiz game and also I WinBirthday cards were made forKaren Uichman on her iuin birili REFRIGERATION Myron J HughsPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master TlumberPhone 18SF21075 East ivibo, rinckneyFUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthout DirectorModern Equipment jtrvioeW, PtnckPhom XneKerb SneedPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howell, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and arm Property Silt Frea li Keickhoff, Sr120 West urand Kiver Hcnvei, iViiLhigauPrione 3J8 Residence Gila SpecialtyList Your Property With MeLee LaveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pinckney, MichMost omtiitl fatv in ic day, very original and uniqueOur room has a new magic garden to watch as it grows Oui teacn er took us outside to paint tiie scens ery on our playgrounu We learnedf to blend colors We are framing out paintings J In our table of measures prublems, we learned how to think out our 5 btep processesCarol Miller gave a book rtpoit uiiPe r Iai with a musicalr in our record player and fT a mapand a pirate Harold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAuctioneerSales A Specialtyaert ftyneCall Fowlerviile 435F6,t, from everj drop of oilwith DuoTherms heating capacity for extracold dsjtfuel savings up to 25 with DooTherms Blower Optional at flight ever Never Landrs exhibitsGus Kasper brought a wasps nestt scliooi Our gtography booklets are wrllen their way to completion Dennis Speckinagel wtiii on a trip jCanada, brought back a ui oi iiurmation and a nice jjiic bvri1 I AllO Dr G j TownerDENTIST8044 Portage Lake RoauDexterPhone Dexter 3461 Lloyd HendeeLivestock HaulnWeekly uips ALade lo DetroaGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161F1SRoger i UarrComplete xiisurance LeveragePhone 43 Pinckney,Cemetery MemorialsPrices You Loii Aliord lo Pay Millord, MichiganMilford Granite iVorksKeal tstdteFarms, Homes, Lake Propeny buaineiitt uppoiuniiitdList loui iuA0i vvibh MJUerald ReasonBroker uu iNortn iearlPincKney, Mien rnunemanhttt Special Waste Stopperhumidifier HsiHy wshigh BARD FOR SALECrosley Frigidoir Re iiqjarator Pco rwjsj ivio Last Main St, o We are starting another unitFOR SALEPair boys heavyWe are finished with our mural oi FOR SALtGuernsey Heifer,also a laicuen hange tor 10 Harry Cooper, IjnuauiaOF MICHIGAN Court Mifiii U SVJII Mattel CX UUi UHUtt JtFrd M Bowdish, Deceasedi suo coun oeio23 1953 ftgf Jjonmolm m torn RBHtfkf AMQ9 of nriMss siefles if Hereby QLrmk That of Arthur aBullis,theitor dbn,of said estatehi final account be oilad the residue of said to the personaemMfcd thereto win be hoard atthe Probote Court on December Iiteratrton A MH te OJdoil Tlwrt aofloo there He cjvn bv pubtkMtioa oi thrt Mokii on ch known party in J kit known adcxes bvtpqmmpd wrtL reiurn recmi4omnwWdJllocDit lourteen day ftfV ODk oadzMff or i foAMMd flSCloe 0 ifS fiveSmii p Ann Arbor, SaturdayMrs Mildred Miller had her carstolen, It was recovered that that night several blocks awcryvv ii the gas tank empty sRoss Read and wife took inthe football game in Ann ArborProbateThe Wm, Lamb family ofAnn Arbor and Edsil Meyer fam ly ai Ypailant spent Sunday at the W H, Meyer home,Jerry Henry enlisted in thearmy last week and is at FLnox wereLentzat the Dr Brown home inDetroitThe Ona Campbellsnd quest a h Crrlh me in Lansing The Keith Bradburys of Chelsea tpent Sunday at the L JHenry home Mrs Lois Kimbrly returned home with themhar birq in AlabamaLITawFrwlt VegetaFishMarket rief We are going to make anotheriootbali paper and a school paper SEVENTH GRADE On Monday two groups of girlsentertained the class in the gym One group gave their version ofTom and the Pain Killer, from lora Sawyeruier the play ijeverly Caiii,bellItattd everyone to apples Thj uth r group acteu a play written by ojni xifc, t ran cs iiassencahl, Sara Wyne, and uaroara McAlee ims play an called beventeen Long iears,iii i it was the story of Marco , oloJohn Ht Pierre demonrtrated making flies lor fishingFrances nassencahl read aier from The iusc liOOK oiDick Kennedys team ana Jeannette Clarks team wnl put on a Hal loween party for the roomBarbara Massey will give a reporten her trip through the Smoky fountains She took several notes on the wayCleo Wilson and Patty Rochovitzdiew some pictures for the bulletin cardWe are going to elect new officerslor our Citizenship Club The officcis must have good behavior recordsSTATE OF MICHIGAN wuun let uoiof England Some of the cmiaivn Corduroy Pants, size worn butmasks for Halloween once Mrs Max Reynolds LQR are starting to make puppets, 3, 545 East Putnam St irifle Q i2 gage pumpWe made 400 on our fuotoall pairorv, o ,, , i, DT,, ommv LOST Small dag, answers to I gun aaa a BIUUIO coucnthe name of Rex, color black Lucius J Doyle, pauue mca bnywiCt oa yar old ffhono Pinckney it I k6k alter7 p adeehot42color blackwiiite Suan LeBeliel ,Q , fl,r, lnl,T iOR SALtthureDnea lilacK Topquality andbrown andPhone 62F5, PinckneyFOR SALEOil space neater Fowlerviile, Mich, UammauPhone 371F4large size with blower,Phone 65F2 PinckneyHELP WANTEDNew and UsedCar Salesman, part time work,expiuence not essential WriteBox lSJBnghton ABES AUTO PARTWelding Supplies Auto Parts Automotive Glass SUd andInstalled1018 East GrcmdJUvlarPhone 151 j 7 5ruiiAand giuvl qiuaobloodlineLaurence SoberSALEl2 Guernsey cows, 1has had tirst calf, 1 second ooai both bred or will trade for ewes 185 East Coon Lake Roadcis iWhite Rock ChickMrs HampeiMowers hood, PinickevHowell, MichiganSALETV Zenith 12 V2 cab dimodel qood condition,cleaner George Van1121 Mowers RoadFOR SAur 4 Brown dwist Cows,6 year old due Oct 5 year ola 22 VT3, old bred 3 months, 1Mmonths old heller 1900 Beardslry Road near Bnt g qaa, also proceicd icadD J GHAVEL mixgiaveip gD J GHAVEL COMPANY lVanj 4 nules west of howell at 4950Mason hoad iuone HoweU934 j 2 or hovrtervVe 38PF11,IANO LESSONSulCiaesaccJ cr PopIui U A BATT1Rush Lake , Phone 1C7F13 P Michi 1jacket, red suit black suit, blacKand white checked skirt navyblue skirt, all size 18 pair of 9VCall Hackneyalay Baker Deceased At a session ot saia Court heldaige oi Prjixxte Nonce is Hereby Giventhe petition of Stanley Linjel,thequardian of said estate prayinghis final account be allowed ana the residue oi said estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto will be heard at Probate Court October 27,195tya is Ordered That Notice tenoi be given by publication of tf opy nereot tot tniee weeks eonejutively previous to scadol hearia in the Pinckntr pczto 0 newspopef,QHQ DCu tuS acopy oi thiseacn 3in room OWEN W rUvLti w Cyer arounU coUage cozy and warn, JTL, Chiropodisfuriuimd or wuuxnished Meal for Gdauver Bn young couple or small family Child un Welcome, reasonable rent Oihce 76ia4 By Percy Mowers, phone 13F4 Iw 7 1003 MonFOR SALE4xxdies black Ghes MANDELLS SAW FlLIhG SHOPterfield root Mouton Lamb m IAWN MOWER SHAapENING 11624 BlverbankHLLAND LAKE, MICHFOR SALE55 Bales ofAl iclov er hay Call 13IF21 Pinckneyevenings or Saturdaytreetit demanded, 0 kest foateenTlflay prior te sujt inq of by peraonol senrlcleast five 5 day prior to ucBhe dingffiram R SxnitiiA riie copy Judae oi ProbateCelerta PanhaliReaister ol ProbateV Clarence McGowan and wifeof Pontiac spent last Wednesdaywth Mrs Louis Coyle Bob Read and wife attendedthe Michigan football game on Saturday, toker9PocohentasandHard Coal Sirfr ump Faimers Feed Supply Co 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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MBBAMaich MIRROR 1I0HI8ANAfed hot battle is shaping up bereen Michigans 1267 townships andthose who live in municipalities The main idea is to take away from the townships some or all of the 13 million in sales tax funds they areBOWjsiving, the most of which they Iclaims is collected in the municipal ities The magazine Inside Michigan is leading the attack and charges OESDlSPATCfi Wednesday, October 28, 1853Pinckney chapter No 146 held public installation of officers Oct 24 inthe high school gym which was decorated with autumn leaves, yellowmums, with baskets of artificial rosesInstalling onicers were GertrudeDeYoung, PM of Grandville chapter, Alta Meyer P M of PinckneyChapter and Winifred Aberdeen PM of Pinckney chapter Chaplin Carjtf Griffiths PM, Marthe townships are riding the gravy Isha Ma Bryant PM of Esther train n l 4V , m ,t I SVlfin aT TlnimNU 1 organist Florenceg FlorenceR JJ Wof ckney chaptertrain at the expense of the cities xTownships have organized to fighithe effort and claim the township isthe grass roots government and closeto the people Their opponents would v i j , , abolish the township government and awJ lrls ,1reaed wlutehave the county take over all township duties age sheaf IDThe following, are the fibres thy hjle fW M Carmen Porterive out 35 f h male tth J g ssed iny formed a large sheaf ID the hjl W Mwing, are the fibres thy give out 35 of the people of Michigan live irt the townships and Jolanethe f atthe to Jhe PastorGatholie GharriSt Marys Catholic Pinckney MiRev Fr AlbertSunday Masses Summer, Schedule 630, 800900, 1000, 1130Winter Schedue 800 end 10X0Novena Devotions Friday evening 730 p 8LConfessionsFriday after Novenna Devotions 1 High School AthleticsI Pinckney defeated Maftchester 26 4 v to o here Friday night This team Ernesl Kew and wiie oi Detroit had been figured to give Pinckney a ma amuy of Lansing, W, i j battle, but they were minus 2 stars, ose and wife and uiaiu Billy GrahTrelz and Buss and their offense was lAokel spent Sunday at the Al end nf anani is nearinqweak bn DinJcel home, revivrri TOT Garrest Oommeiif,The Editory after Novenna DevoSdtuiiday 730 to 900 p mSunday Befor 800 Mass vfju M4IU643 in the cities The cities proDrrnships raise only 51 percent of theGirls wlshed her a sessful byPaula Curlett then picked up and presented it to the Mennonite ChurchCalvary Mennonite ChurchS Waft Esch Wershlp 1000Sunday School 1100 buna Peoples Meeting rttag Fellowship Setvipe adoes he qotKen Matteson ran 83first touchdown after receiving apass Bill Howells block took out CtudiioriT,the only wouldbe tackier Bob Mea Jbhn Boyer and wiie called atr vss z s jsffifelaqhomQ rrareTled lZl JSSSSSTlt F EMoXSHaines went 4 yards for the touch800j gj , w v me cast uy msSupported at both sies are hard daughter, Jolane, who sang a song in Iat work Gov Williams has appar BOr ,ently come out for their township He n Mljlw as insUd as fie attended their organiation meet, Hef hrf daughters, Marjone, Sally townsHip government, jbaraa likely candidate for Congregational CharchGuest MinisterSunday School 930 A M,governor has also come out for the townshipsGov Williams wants a trophy presented each year to the winner of theMichigan Michigan State game Thecolleges are considering itAt the Future Farmers concentration at Kansas City, David Boyne of Marlotte, Michigan was namedtional Other officers installed were secretary, Mildred Miller treasurer,Gerieva Van Slambrook conductress, Virginia Van Norman associate conductress, Sadie Moran chaplin, Lu cille Cameron Marshall, HametRahrig organist, Eloyse CampbeJAdah, Louise Ziegler Ruth, LeotaReason Esther, Dorothy Wins low Jf1 Mt Ab u n 7 Margaret Abney Elects,Williamston won the Star American cvleveo Hfn1 Warden AmandaFarmer award of 500 DeBarr Sentinel, Merwm Campbell J Serving as auxiliary officers are PINCKNEY DEPOT ROBBED rcan ilagT Georgt En qTl r wi vvw 1 Chnstian flag, Luioua Jarvis Eas1 Robbers aqain visited Pinck tern Sai1, Edna Ward Honor Points,ney Wednesday night and qot Esther Hull Honor Escort,in the Grand Trunk depot by cillebreaking a rear wlndow,A radio2 electric razors and other articles were taken and epackages ripped open and Wed Choir practise 730 pjnThursday Laidies Aid at churchat 2 p mThe Pilqrim Fellowship Group church down The last one came on a 10 yarddash by Meabon He also went 2yards for the touchdown Meabonmade 2 out of 4 conversionsPinckney is in second place in thecounty league with a 2 and 1 record Dexter is in first with 3 straightWins Each has but one more gameto play Pinckney meets South Lyon there Friday and South Lyon playsManchester South Lyon started good bin has lost its last 2 games bybiv1 scores JFOOTBALL SCORESMorencies 48 game winning streakgoing back to 1950 was stopped Fri day when Clinton beat them 7 to 0 Other scores St Marys, Jackson,31, South Lyon, U Defter, 67, Hart land, 0 Charlotte, 25, Howell, 2Milford, 20, Brighton 5 Crass Lake, 12, Michigan Center, 0 Dansville, 14,Leslie, 0 Stockbridtfe 6, Eaton Rapids, 6 Chelsea, 14, Milan, 6 Dundee 26, Flat Rock, U Wiiliamston, 0,Mason,auqhtrs meeting m Bih Thursday, SST WeI on ofThe Clare Miller lamily spent on lie piSunday with her mother in Detio duced asitThe Robert Tasch faxxiilSunday in Ann Arbor mother, Mrs Anna TaschElmer Fullertctfi, 34, ploby the Cbops, at Dxkilled by a car at Flint He leaveahis wife, the herwil leave the church Sun, Nc0WjeArvilie ,j t, 12 Mason, C 1 at 130 p m, to attend the Jackjnn Arbo9r Lanslg E7asteQrn 0 am AQT, mAorin rrt Pir Lincoln 25, University, 7 Salineson Assn meeting at the FirstGonceqtaiional ChurcfcUlaCKSonThe supper wall be 75c,A Hearty Welcome to Allt dues were found vine DCCK nutn, Uarlene Ziegler mwa aEsther, Edith Van ianiuroo, Mal SJundoySchOoI he Peoples GflHrihUndenommanooal At 212 East Main Street Keiththa, Nancy Chubb Electa, MabelHammll Past Matrons tlub forme Worship 1 Youth Group 7 00 , Prayer Meeting 7 00 PJ4 6, Roosevelt, jPINCKNEY A1 Schlitz Beer2 Vans Motor Sales3 Velvet Ezo4 Reads Lumber 5 Dinkels Humbing6 Leo Ejvers7 Detroit Die Set8 Hockeys Service LEAGUEW20 181717 151414 101111 13 1414v atrons club formed aMur, ayer Meeting, f 00 PMfriendship circle aounJ the altar and We extend a Chiistian Welcomeis the fourth robbery here the retiring Matron, Sister Alberta I to Everyonemonth the others beinq theClose was brouht t th Al Iin a month, the others being theClose, was brought to the Altar Cir Irinckney achoolReads Lumber cle by Mildred Miller, who welcomed Yard and Farmers Elevator I her into the Past Matrons Club and,1 UNADILLA PRESBYTERIAN Two Lansing men were uirest presented her with hov Past Matrons RevYouSnaiSed last week who admitted four Jewel Eloyse Campbell, presidentMonioq WorST iSSo a mrobberies along Grand River,of the Past Matrons Club samr Mav1 VP w 10 I O O F No 4011 Plainfiekl F Bureau12 Steves Tree Trimmers 111010 8 171818so934robberies along Grand Rifrom Brighton to Fowlerville ons Club sang MayThe Good Lord Bless and Keep You The officers did their retiringfrmed a i J BAKE SALE OCTOBER 31 The Ladies Aid of die Congli RefreshnientB of cake dChurch will hold a bake sale were enj d Th M and w p ScxturckryCfctober 31 oMhe Dun I carmen ind Harold Por hdd nlevy Food Locker, starting at houseforalthet1000 a mffeaturing Halloween of tuvn guests and llt800mTeam 3 Game HighSchlitz, 2704Reads, 2557 Vans, 2517Team Single HighSchlitz,Reads, 922 Marathon, 912Ind 3 Game High D Davis, 606J Ledwidge, 602 K Singer, 601Ind Single GameL Jacobs, 24iR Hurtubise, 236 R Singer, 233 re ChnstianHemother who is prayed foroi anotherwho was in DetroitcgoHe was HOWillsex prize fighter He operated Sundaymade the sinners went to thesinners and preached most of ira IUO wiie, me xormer andGraham macDorofhy foiickerbocker and 2 come to them heduldn Funeral and burial at, sinners ana preQ wl W1rter FX , , u his sermons from his wagon on Ernest white and wife ol How skid rowone day while he waseil V SrUS Smi1Mrs Chs preaching in Cadillac Sguare 2 Read of Marion George Lavey t hs came out o Qonsidinesand wile of Jackson and Ray erZ u u u Lavey and wife of Gregory called on Mrs Mae Met2 Sunday then the toughest placein Detroit and started to heckla j , , z1 hiT and finally attacked himTJJJSL T fhn nffnn Will, licked both of them Overnounang the birth ol a son to rrnf nt VPfrri Wills wasMr and Mrs Carl Millar of Tm T y Upa, norida Mrs Miller was i , lamoubara Tincher, daughter of Mrand s Jamee Tincher, former ly of Pinckney, The Michigan RepublicansThe Merwin Campbells and realize they have a haid caxnpHorine at Delphos, Ohio, Sun aign next year when besiaes aliJames Halls called on Robert the congressmen they elect aday, baited States Senator ana a del y, United States Senator ana a dSunday quests at ihe Andrew egation headed by ChairmanOampbell home were Mrs, Mil Feikens went to Washington lastdred Trost and children James week to qet President Eisenhow Nance and family and Harolders aid they want him at JackTxLa24 Dearborn M 6 h h y they want him at JackLa24 Dearborn, son My 6 when they ceiebraieMWT Edna Reason and Leota the birtn ui the Republican pai 4 LRov RMon family atty and again in the fall in the d dding ann , , rr , iy uiiu uquan in me ian in tnetended the golden weadmg ann i CiOSing days ot the campaign ivesraxy Sunday o Mr and However they were given an ul A JJ RZ Ci AnnrTb wnatum that the president wiUMesdattnes Bowman and Tyle dn no campaiqning next yearof Denton were guests oi Miss u thSrST firh HtrST nH efe J 4 i as to the July 6 th date atNO FIREMENThe Ann Arbor News iuiweek carried a Pinckney storythe first day of the hunting esor The woods on the Clarence lastThe Pinckney Kings Daughters heR K Elliott andRoush LakewhenLIBRARY NEWS Jiaay on McGregor Road for i resiaenT cauey Uinkl toolsnew church, The basement ia en9ine out aione Enroute he32x40 RevLarry Mattis is pastorpiked up dley VanSickle, twoThey have been holding sev tmore firemen later went x 1 cabin This group has 8Cene o the fire The to thewereNew books ai the library are bruilt 7 churches between Ann pheastant hunting The fire wase Enchanted Cup bv Roberta Arbor and Ypsikxnti, past 5 yrs lwas a stubborn one and tcckfireside HOOK ot Favorite Song and expects to build one at uma several hours to subduetoSqe d The Venus Deati Mae Daller home Fnday nooa5000 new cards to toake Ifcan come Tuesday night 7 to p m, and help 4H NEWSLast Wednesday Oliverthe local 4H Council and MrsThomas Bonner sectreas Hart talked on the 4H winnorsti t ChiFULL PAGE COLOR PORTRAIT trip to ChicagoI OF POPE PIUS XII Carol Gerycz,Barbara McAfeeYoull find in the American and Nancy Nash received theWeekly with this Sunday1 sNov,, group Blue Ribbon awards and1 iSsAie of The Detroit Sunday land Barbara Singer Donna BasyTimes, a magnifcant color phota dlo and Larry VanSkonbrook graph of His Holiness, taken by1 singles,Karsh oi Ottawa plus the jam ous portrait phtoogrjapher st dt phtoagxgpherst fas artcleTHow Photo1 Teeters flew to Akron,graphed Pope Pius Ml e sure Ohio on business last weekto oet Sundays Detroit Times MRS SMITH MARTIN ,Mrs Winnie Belle Martin, 83,1 hio on business last weekMr and Mrs Dale Miller end leaves set fireUa a Detroit Edison pole and to McGregor Road,where the former Harry Samp son oil station was threatened,tained kxst Tuesday for dinner Albert Shirley and wiie Robert T IS AGAIN m JAILLast Jtily a bunch of toughsiroim Fowlerville came over heresmashed beer bottles on pare ninight terrcTized the townmoJmd beat up Freddy Reb ij Bm Spririqer who had served 2 jail and prisonmiovd was arrested and qot60 dcnfcs and a 50 fineLast Wednesday night a oarwas involved in a minor acci SQHOOL NEWSKINDERGARThV NEWSWe are planning a Halloween panyfor Friday Some of the mothers are making a treat for us ChristineDinkel thinks there will be somecandySome of Jennie Dines gold fishdiedRuthBeechey went to Ohio againiyesterday to visit her sisters, who edy family Sunday, i j uuiu ue wuuia consiaer ML in cri recent speech at Bostci the pres, it speni Sunday at the Robert AckleyTheeHerb Palmer family spentIf9 SSinqSunday in Flint feud between pWqcmThe Tom Clark family andnsi asulto wtVich state startedMirs G W, Clark of Ann Artx publican party Thei presspent Sunday with Mrs, Margar iden apparenUy sides with Wis rlrrrlr rvnain rrnH on this nrnimt mavGeorge MeabonBurg spent the week end atLovells, Ernest White and wife of Howell called at the Irvin Kennedyhome Thursday the Gerald Kenn consin and on this account mayand John inclined to woid 1 date,are in college at Goshen Mdst of the people in our roomhad pheasant to oat last week Linda Curta has new dishes andnew silverwareOur calendar for October has asun colored on all but three daysGRADES 1 2, and 3 Charlotte and Ellv Iseler havemoved tram the Murphy apartments to the Gerald Reason apartment on Main StRex Sackett and wife of De troit called at the Larry Camburn home SaturdayGordon Hester and wife ofYpsilanti spent the week end at The pifident in a speech befcre the Futupe Farmersof America at St Louis last week ad mitted that as yet he nad fonnulated no farm policy butthat heQ appointed td appointed study groupswho will get together and work out a farm policy, which willhome puny at Mike Rookssentence was did not stoph snn winnae oeuo wwiui o,i m xvLannnan and wife Tdied at her home on Chilson Rd Mrs Ella Walker, Mrand Mrsf ,She was bcra in New York onJo Musson of Ann Arbor ,Chas 1SXl December 9, JRRfl beincr uh Whitehead and wife n L0 dent at noweuauey wu 1V Patrolman Hadley chased themt at 80 miles an hour but they qot they reachedey qotFowaun DeTroyer us a road block andHe reooqon onetr of Mrand Mrs Henry Foiana rfce Lamborn of Gregory called,1 auri intoccnnq to NWiinan at the aq at the Jesse Henry home SL to 10 years She married Smithjday nked all on OWwM Ntetin in 1909 Besides rerhus Mrs Madeline Shehan and Tottnc hmZB whn the Jok ory nlc eirtod, a sifter, Mrs Reta Griffir children of Ann Arbor calledat Steams wrata J home from the hospitalmmri the Wm Shehan home Sunday knocked waoj Sara McMacken has a1 was at the Swar Mrs Alma Ha Home Wednesday jed Saturday Don Pesola has a new baby brother, Harold, born October 18Mike Harden visited Paul and JudyLeedy SundaySunday Dick Klein visited hisgrandmother in FlintRollene Singers uncle, Bud, visited them on SundayFriday we finished our spatter leafpaintings We also painted Halloween pictures Some children drew Halloween pictures with coloredchalkFIRST GRADE NEWSJimmie Cantrall found a stone onthe reserve that has unusual markings He also went tor Hansons todinner Kenneth Carr brought a nice jackolamcrn Perry Morgan and Barbara Ludiving also brought jackolanterns Margaret Oakleys brother will havehis tonsils out and stay all nightat the hospital Rita and Linda Miliiken have new hair cuts Theylook very nice Their mother is Mr, and Mrs Robert Read entertained foe John McGuire py, ch ill bpresented to congress in Jan uary This Long wait does notsatisfy the fanners of the midwest who have been hardest hitby the drop in farm prices They want a special session for farmrelief and the resignation of Secfamily, of Dejoit, James Whitley retary oi Agriculture Bensonfamily and Fred Read and wife wn0 y claim is not sympathet j ymily and Fred Read and wife who they claim is not sympathetunday, jc t0 them The president couldMesdames Florence Bauqhn, Quiet some tfce dame by firand Virginia VanNoTman werein Ann Arbor Friday Leonard Bader of Detroit was Bud VanNormanouestinwasAUiU1 home SaturdayFrank Aberdeen and wife called at the Rex Nogle home Ann Arbor Friday, Pvt, John Paul WareJiome from Camp Atterbury overthe week end The Wm Lamb family ai AnnArbor spent Sunday at the W,H Meyer home, John Elsele left last week for quiet some , ing Benson but we do not think he is to blame for the drop infarm prices The Republicanoolicy committei decided to outfarm price supports as part pitheir economy programThis wv a curtailment in foreign marcaused prices to nosedive fanner would also like to knwhy the fanner gets lie a lbbeef on the hoof and steak seffor 100 a IkJohn Qsele lett last weex ioriNew Mexico with his house trail LjVII1gtOn Udg6trailer, Dwiqht Weqener and Li a Homes went with him, j Calendar for OctoberdteSTthout Funewd Home Wednesday j ed SaturdayRev Crocket of Brighton official Raymond McQuillan of Jackinrr Burial in Pinckney CemeW m brother of Rev Frank Me bylna Burial in Pinckney CemeW j brother of Rev Frank Me Qufllan died Saturdcry,Mrs, AI , ma Harrisa and Zlta and Billy MAKES75 and up every week gheban rrttended the funeral at SFull or part time Take orders jaon Mondcrv, fustAmericcts lamest jBrtlinOjjjat, Dr Jfcnnes Curlett Springer and TVrrThoBillfeft QavenTc dayiity AI , W3S ir and Stearns had eLwife dt Wtier lor 1 Kifl momer aDdinnaiiv advertised UQUld Roseville AlfrH Vrrfxrtia, wife tetf T1LZER No Investment Wnt j danohter, Tv rf Detroit iot recttessNoChun Plant Food Oonpany, cdfed the Crlett home Sun nramtocrtiott 5 M St, Marion, Ohio aft cv0r to circuitletHarold Cavin has some new brownshoes Cheri Schmitt saw a flock of blackbirch They wire headed southDavid Lowi ha3 a new billfoldRose Marie Venders cousin cameto see her His name is Chuck Hewill come to Pinckney schoolCheri Darrow has tome new crayons and a coloring bookAnn Stanley Dinkel and wie andMurray Kennedy and wife attended the Notre DameGeorgia Tech, football game Saturdayj at South Bend Ind, Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and childnew brace were m stockbridge Sunday Mr, and Mrs, James Lane andnd M, Jo mland ane andattended October VThe lodge will go 4cfLewitton,greet Will leu g go conferr 3MM dp Saturday morning, l Il Mill ss i acwow the funeral of their nephew, Robrt Gentry, 14, at Garden CSty Saturdcry He died Thursdayfrom burns received in a brushfire, He leaves his parents and 2 sisters1 Sunday guests ot the GerryQchman family were Mrs JoanGlover and family oi Webber SPECIAL lie and the Tony Stulle famirr ForGarden Cky, floi We must have at least 25 If youwish to go phone the secretary Wwill stay at the Miller, Swarthout and Flummer cabins at Lovells and retnfBSunday ,Aboti 40 hove signed up Jmoke tho Hip to Lwistown owr the weak end Reoular communication olinghton Lrdge Tuesday rtiqfa Business sessioivCUrt MiHer, W M 0 S,OHlrJE, I MPIY PUP AMY EUCTRIC OR MINUTE1 Dexter TheaterMr and Mrs HanyTHAlt NOT ALL CLOTMtf MELLfiO FEEL 0 SOFT AND FLUFFV,LOOK 0 BRIGHT AND NEW All you do is put yourwash into your dryerset the eeatrols, ana clothes dry ia minutesits as easy aa that Nk I Relax if you wieh Orstart iroaiag from a prc loaa Washing,, and ironing are dose in one day JK Aa electric dryers gentleaction frtehonn, fluffs andoften clothes tosseswrlnklee out to makeironing easier Clotheslook brighter and newerlast longerIOC FOR THIS SYMBOL The dealer displayingthis sunny blue and goldseal is a dryer specialist, qualified to help selecttij uryer tiiat bestmeets yeur needs All the backbreaking work is gone no lifting, lugging baskets ofhsavy, wet wash no bending,stretching no hours of wailing ior basementdried clothes Butviy not get the whole dryer storyfDm 3 our Electric Dryer DaysdealerStandard inst aon ,54 Plymouth Belvedere Sport Coupe , i Belvedere sport coupe typifies the new styling of 1954 Plymouth HMAfV than tht previous model and has a completely restyled interior All 1954tt j Wailablg with power steering d jtfth HyDiive a mhB omMnatiQnJVANS ft9TftWWCPffY MICB 145 EAST MAIN PHONE 88Banking Hours ChangeBanks Will Close at Noon on Saturday Begbmfcg November 7,19S3KM A M 300 P MWednesday and Saturday 900 L 2 900 A H 300 P M Daily ExeapiThursday and Saturday 900 A M 12 ttson Ever consciousof the respcisibiiti imposed en banks lo serve thepublic, the banks of Livingston County have Ion 7 resisted the trend ofgeneral business and industry to adopt the five day working week However, problems of maintaining our clerical staffs make it apparent that we mat compete with firms which employ personnel regularly on the five dayweek Careful consideration has been given the adoption of new bankinghears Many banks in the state close all day Saturday in meeting the five day week problem We feel we can give the public a better service bydoting a half day during the week and a half day on Saturday In this way we are open for business six days a week A comparison of our hours with banks in other sections of the statefkow we are still providing from two to three hours more service per week We respectively solicit our customers cooperation in the adoption offollowing hours effective November 7, 1933SMeBtnk MePherson State BankHowell and Ptaekney,Bo it HtveH leawMinity Stall Bart FowlerdHt, MeMgan of50 Wt Thui, TtL Sot Oct 26 to 91anniversary sH wS 3 D 3 ofINFEHNaAdm adults 85c,I 1 McConnell a farmer west CeaVdeath by his bull last week 35cCartoonGentlemen Prefer Blondsgproval DIOILStodcbridge high schoolI has won all games is in iirst1 place in the lngham County 1 LeagueMr and MrsGeorge Iwob of3regfoQry Eileen Kuhn announcethe birth oi a daughter Oct 18Joe Parsons of Fenton is actinqGrand Trunk agent at Stock d Coming to Dexter Theatre SoonMew Wide Magnascopic Screenwith Panoramic VisionGreatest Qxiertcdnnwit Mfradetoi the Ages since Taflrino Pte tures , rVkiay Saturday Oct 331 f SAN ANTONE wMItEdward G, Robinson, Veca Eelfen Rod aameran Arleen Whekm and Forest TuckerBIG LEAGUER 4 lwSST rA M 1 kk Show Sat Tttte Cat PeopleComedy Novelty Cartoon Gate Hallowen Midfilte StowNoveltyiWhitaMke Idk WedL Thur, Fit Sat Nov 4,5,6James Russet Marilyn MonroePREFERThe Bnqhton Argus Is beir Cartoonmoved from its present locaction to 107 East Grand RiVer MComtogSabre Jet Highland township defeated a I VUB Ctanyon in 3 Jzoning ordinance last week 20 to 79 Mrs Clifford VanHorn with,Mary Burke and Mary Moore of Hamburg attended a cancer JViday, Saturday Oct 3U31meeting at Lansing last week A marriage license has beenissued to Duane Galbreath 22,Hnckney and Ethaiee Morgan, 18 Clio The Michigan cherry pi bak ing contest is at Grand RapidsFeb 11, 12 57 counties were re presented last year, The Howell high school bandnow numbers 60 pieces, Andre Lovas and Betty Line EAST OF SUMATRA in Techlnccli with Joif ChandlerGUN BELTm Techlnoolor withGeorge Montgomery 1130 CAN YOU TAKE IT in, Man,, Tues, Nob 1 2 3HE MASTER OF BALLANTRAB WithFrrol Flynn, Beatrice CampbelNews Joe McDoakes Comedy Also Cartoon Thur, Nov, 4, 5CODE TWO Sally Forest Ralph Meeker and Keenan WynnAlso2 Uars AgoDorothy Brown ir attending theMaritha Washingjtcn Seimnaryin VirginiaI T L Bourbonnais hs the new Winans school about completed ArsumDtion Collrrn h IG wonwon all football games to aate, uieir capiain ana xeit halfback is Morgan Harris of PinckoeyFriends and relatives of Mrand Mrs John Martin surprised them Saturday niqht on their31st wedding anniversay,Pinckney has yjouIU the highschool debating league aqainthis year,h barn iince iven ThursMarion were among the 12 4H I Spec Midnite Halloween Showmembers who got free trips to 1 f Neanderthal MianChicago far winning champion J fcv ships in 4H projects, Hall Man Half Beast Sunday Monday Nov 1 2Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn mROMAN HOLIDAYFleatureJite, Minstrel DaysCartoon and NewsTues Wed, Thur, Nov 3 4 5,Barbara Stanwyck and Bicbard Carlson THE BLUE GARDENIAa Drama StarrierAnn Baxter, Richard Conte Cartoaobast complete show 857 p m1 Coming next week Salome, The System Take Me to TownFriday, Saturday Oct 3031 t Halloween SpecialJUNLGE JIM IN FORBIDDEN LAND1Johnny WeisniiUerAngela Green Taxnba the talented chimpALL 1 DESIRE Queen Is Crowned SAGJNAW TRAILStarringGen e Autrey, Smiley Burnetteand Conde MarshallNew1 Sundav Monday Nov 1 2AUTO FlUfflBjU AL9Qj QF Better Automobiles and morel toCSiSlIA u, u 1 r i convenient financing plans are1, A drama fr Hday night by ool Georqe was a helping to sell millions of cars1 Richard Conte unaa Cnnsuan big sucoess Fcrtncx Kennedy Reqardless oi the type of car, Terry Kilburn first showinq who tended gate says 9, cars you cJBe, you can finance iti g ypassed through the gate The Un ddilla Trio, Al Pyper Mike Hudson and Roy Palmer played H F lld Gl d M this areamost conveniently and econom Sun Shows 3, b 7,ically at this bankCall and see us about our plan y yNAilONAL BAlsKHoweU MlaW r Fodecal Supervision Federal Deposit lnsuruon All Deposits lnsurto 10,000 for Each Pt tofc Wfji11 i Harry Frost called, Col and Mrs efcr6 you buy your next car,George and their 2 aaughtsis took part in the dances, Mr en Mrs Frank Haines served refresh fluents, 20 local Masons attenc d thebanguet ond school of instruct ion at riowell Wednesdav niqrconducted by Frank J, Gilbei of Bay City, grand lecturer, Fred HIfman nas an auctionadvertsed on the Alfred Morgan October 3aThe Pnckney bulldogs beatbeat Pettysvilie there Saturday37 to 0 The backfield was Har low HainesGerald Clinton, LeBlades, Steve Gerycz The Amb Kennedy, DeanJack Reason, Floyd Haines anFoster brothers Rev Esic preached at LimConter Sunday and L ChancChinese student from Ann Arbc preached here Mr and Mrs, N O Frye enttcdned a large number cf relaL66 Sunday in honor of Ms Alice Temples birthday,STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court toi the Cotmtv Ihur, wov t 9SPLTT SECOND wUcsmo starringStephdi McNally Sian Sterlingand A SmithCartoon and SportComingTorch Song From Here to Eternity, MogamboSirIn Mottei 01 tot Lutate oiPerd M Bowdish, Deceased At Q bosaion e ic oun heldieptember 23, 1953 Present HoaeratM ruraxn BSmith, Jttdge at ProbateNouce is Hereby Given, Thattne petition of Arthur CBullisthe I administrator dbn,of said estatepraying his final account be ailwed and the residue rt cddestate ctseigned to the ICBODSenflled thereto will be heard artthe Probote Court on December 1 1963 at ten A ft fc Lidered , Tha t nooc e ttierpb y b e t,ive n b v puWtoatto n o IfMtalCOi ltoscdddayo ithTPinakneyJispxrtc han d tnat th e ndianer y caus e acofc y o i i s notig t o b e serve dupo n eac h knovv n Dart v i n tnte r jf t m M los t kaow n adcies s bv l m l retur n receipt , fa t leas t fourtee n daj B 1 0t o suc h hearina o r o vservlo e a t 1 tflv e C5 phot te turh HMflhf R SsnthJuaq o o Probat e A ANT,1NIN G an d improvin g th e qualit y o f it product s is the mos t highl y emphasize d activit y o f thi s co operativ e mil k marketin g association Fo r thirtyfevt n successfu l years th e Michiga n Mil kProducer s Associatio n ha s carrie d o n a n intensiv e qualit ycontro l progra m in th e belie f tha t it provide s it s member sth e maximu m o f protectio n in holdin g an d expandin gthei r markets Th e Qualit y Contro l Departmen t is adequatel y manne db y competen t technician s wh o ar e provide d wit h th e mos t modern , approve d equipmen t fo r bot h fiel d an d labora tor y work Th e illustratio n abov e show s a sectio n o f th esplendi d facilitie s in whic h th e member s o f thi s organiza tio n hav e investe d a t thei r imla y City , Michigan , manu facturin g plant Suc h a laborator y is availabl e t o th e dair yfarme r onl y throug h th e mean s o f a cooperativ e organiza tio n spreadin g th e cos t amon g thousand s o f members Consumer s shar e eqcoil y wit h member s in th e benefit swhic h accru e fro m th e productio n o f highes t qualit yproducts MICHIGA N MIL K PRODUCER S ASSOCIATIO NL 406 23phno n Buildin g Dcfroi t 2 , Michiga aipen t Sunda y a tHadk f hom o i n Jackson ,, an d wif e P L U M B I N UWATE R SYSTEM SStanle y Dinke l, H irEY DISPATCH Wednesday October 28, 1953i 1 J Pinckney Dispatchtri Entered as 2nd Cksw Act of March 8 1877 Matter ar Postoffiot 114 SeHowell St hnckaevMSch 9ufesrtpti P It i oU per re William Ketcham Td ye t JX itor atunaeci the past masters night bunquet ot Olive Lodqe lF A M, oi Ciulsea Wednesday agin, Lawrence Can m and wifeGeorge Tanslev cu wile and1Mis Francis iioon were ui Detroit Vedbc niqht to seeMrs fkx rkott join Strath more S Cha ,rfTii Uj engine was called toiho J ri ii lcum friday niqdc by a biq is u1 on both sides joi the oa LThe Ckk twirj have iiuriedGroceries to Uieil Houston, i c and vrU J Mrs L ais Charbci , Gorqo to ,Biii an, Kansaswiii Gcrqjfvw enci JcuaayLeonetOOK Cto Detru Sanuv J uear PlumbingidlingGen ingerieOOASfromWINKELHAUS FLORALPhone 204 Mrs Lloyd Hendee and children spent the week end with her parents in HoltRoss Read and wife spentHowell , OntarioVem Fish and wile of spen t ihursda y a t th e C J ,to n name Fo r Prom Dea d Stoef c Remova lOAL L DARUN O COMPAN YI I Gal l Howei 450 t Maxjar y Clinto n o f Detroi tan a chiiare n calle d a t th e j , J Clinto n nom e Saturday ,Th e Howar d Rea d famil y wer eguest b a t th e Geoiq e vi ia hom u Mrs Hele n Y o q entertaine dth e member s o i Burn s iamli yan d Mis Loui s Ccyi e a t he rhom e Sunaj y 1 1 hna r oi he rmother Mrs Maiqare t Burn sbirthday Mrs Carti s Brov n entertaine dMrs Vivia n Ledwidq e an d 1 6fro m th e Hick s scaoo l Sunda yin hono r o f he r aauqhter , Huth ann s 9u i birthday ,Mrs , Jaxe t Slieha n an d baby ,spen t th e week end in Detroit ,wit h he r parents , Mr an d Mrs ,Joh n Lundeen ,Francf s Shehan , Mrs , Lcjuis eSheha n an d Gen e Sheha n an dwil e attende d th e funera l c Ha yMcQuilla n in Jackso n Monday Ralp h Ca n an d Va l Bleac h o iNe w Y o Ct v vi d a i ihe Roge r Car r hom e Icjs t week ,Ashe r Wyli e an a wii e calle do n Jo e Gearhar t a St Lawrenc ehospital , Lansinq , Sunday Tli o Sout h JNicjic n Far m Bur ea u me t a t th e iario n tow nThursda y niqht Mar y Bauqh n an dMildre d Mille r wc in Gaylin qFrida y an d Msuame s Mar yBauqh n an d Heie VanBlaricu mther e Manday ,Th e Ralp h Hal l iamil y calle da t th e Clo o Curti s hom e in Dixbor o Sunday ,Mrs Mar y Bauqh n entertain e d th e Hom o Extensio n Grou p ompteteLm Plumbin g Fixtures an d Supplie sELECTH1 C GI L AN D GA S HO T WATE R HEATER SCOMPLET E LIN I O F PUMP SW E WE107 5 EAS T M SDon t Wai t An y Longer Yo u V0 1 Sco n Nee d H Als o a Complet e titoc k o fLUMBE R AN D BUILDIN G SUP P TIT S O N HAN DCAL L 268 1 DEXTE RE ,nTVSERVIC EInstallation sTwo Ya Sarvie Wurrcmt y o n A M N w Tlviaio a Sol dagoner s Groce n606 6 Pinckne y Roa dQualif y Mechandj eLO W PRlCE fBso r an d Win e to TahfOir iHOUR SSally 8 to 7 Smday 9 to 0Phon o Howel l 786J 2 O The foiJowin qera o f Edwar diirSqiito n WeakriesdavlVIosdamGs 1 vi i , Hosemar v Whitley , Hele n Rev s McAfe e hom e Sunday nolds , Elizabet h Colcqne , Virq L Th o Winsto n Bauqh n faiml y l a VanNorma n an d Erm a Lewis spen t Saturda y a t th e r n xt Davi d an d Nanc y Nas h hear d Clar k hom e in MiLrd i Graxiu m a t Detroi t Sunda y I T Oli n Robinso n ran d wii o t I frcu n th e Peooie s chutc h went , I Ann Arbo r spen t Sunda y wit h parent s atRushake v TH E idcPULklJH TATE BAN K IowIL MichEstaLHahc d 186 5Incorporate d 1915 COMMUNIT Y CHES TSuppor t o f th e Community Ches t i n ever y cit y ha s becom erecoqnize d a 3 th e America n wa yo f meetin g ou r reponsibilitie s t o I, thos e organization a whic h serv eou r youth , assis t th e hanaicap p e d an d ai d thos e les s fortunate tha n ourselves j A generou s respon d t o you rR e Feathe r Worke r wil l qiv e yo usatisfactio nA U aijosit B U D to 10,00 0 insu re d b y membershi p i n Federa lDeposi t Insuranc e Corporation Rir12 5 WEBSTE R ST , T V sPinckne y Michiga nervwePHON E 11 8v48 A USES HEA T THAT SYOU R FLOORS Fro m wher e I sit fy Joe Mars hIf s th e Pri r do f th e Thtng lEver y autum n ou r Hig h Schoo lha s a contes t t o ie wh o c n r tth e mos t ad s fo r Tht Recurj th e schoo l magazine Th e winne rbecome s honorar y Principa l fo r day Ski p Robert s won last weel ,an d hi s first and only officia lac t a s Principal o f th e school wa s t o announc e in a loud , clear Voice I hereb y declar e toda y a schoo l holiday t Knowin g Mis s Gilbert , th e rea lprincipal , it wa s n o surpris e t om e tha t sh e laug M r d a aanybod y els e an d sai d t o g oright ahead om irhf I tit, its no woaour 7nmgiUra think Miat nhcrts itch m wondtrfnl perion era though thy kiunrtheyll hart to naln ap tfcmiday Her toUrsac, Hr fridly way with popk of all affM re flect la ererxthtaf the does Forinstance, at Mf koaM MiM Gilbert prefers tea bat alwaf respect my prefereaee for a glaa of beer As a reef person taany community, MUa Gilbert belonrs at the head of the class Motorola TVALL NEW FOR 54 WITH tureplottic table tube 5c ttetyrts, leweiii VM TeUctvdd in c cl 17inCopyright, 19SS, Utifi Sutei imi PB1CB 79JHOn Yor Ports WarroBlOM YMT Service Warrantmnsera t v AND RADIO125 Kofi flt Ftacfawr, Mich, HIATMAKERServiceWdndtar, Octobe r 28 , 195 6 Tradei n nowan d ge t you r beautifu l newOI L HOM E HEATE RI N LUSTROU SMAHOOAN Y FINIS HONL Y SDOWNEAS Y TUM IiH IN GLAMOROU SPLATINU M FINIS HONL Y Z SCHOOL NEW Sblous e an d skirtJo y Brinke r ha s som e ne w shoes ,slack s an d sweater Mar y Cosgra y visite d he r uncl ein Dexte r an d ha d a pon y ride Perr y Morgan s grandmothe r wil l0 o t o Florid a thi s week Barbar a Ludwi g is 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 28, 1953 Description An account of the resource October 28, 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 1953-10-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/97c88814e4331c44b9f20be74586edad.pdf 7a25dde0dc1fe3f8a88cf6374a8bddd1 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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Pine fHF PINCXNEV DISPAtCil Wednesday, November 4, 1853jPinckney High School Lose LfOR IJ I CkurcliesCaihoHs urchiPinckney was favored to win thSouth Lyon game Friday as that teamhad been rolled over by Dexter 44to 0 while Pinckney held Dexter toeven terms until the last few minutes However, the Pinckney team , could not get going and had a re Noyena Devotionsversal of form and lost 13 to 7 drop ldQy everunq 730 P m St Marys Catholic ChuichPinckney MichiganRev Fr Albeit Scamitt Pastor Sunday MassesSummer, Schedule 630, 8,00900, 1000, 1130, ITping them to 3rd place with 2 winsand 2 losses South Lyon is secon 1with a 3 to 1 record while Dexterhas won all 4 contest Bob Goig of South Lycm was too ConfessionsFriday after Noverma Devotion y 730 to Si0Sunday Before i QQ MOBSMichigan MirrorSecretary of Agriculture EzraBenson, the most controversal figureon the American scene who is under violent fire Clark Brody of theMichigan Farm Bureau says Bensonis doing all right and is meeting thefarm situation problem head on Headda that 90 farm price supportscreated a false prosperity This dam broke in 1953 and we are reapingthe resuts of it Senator Ferguson says Benson has halted the downwardtrend of farm prices Gov Williams disagrees with him and says Michigan farmers are no different from tlioseof Wisconsin Michigan State Dept of Ariculjfast fr Pinckney and scored in thetuie will try a new plan They have r rst Quarter after a 70 yard runappointed a new administrative, as 3 Meabon evened everything up fisfcant who will spot crop surpluses when he took a lateral pass fromand prepare for etra larjre harvests j Don Packer to Dave Haines and then and prevent market glutting, which I converted They evened the gamecause prices to drop Joe Walls, but Goig got loose again in the final Benton Harbor fruit marketer, has minutes of play and ran 14 yds for Mornsg Worshipbeen named to do the jb He will touchdown to give South Lyon the Sundoy School work out a plan to dispose of all crop surpluses j cnnces, being held to downs on the IThe Civil defense dept has set up Jone yard line and again on the 5 ia task force to function in cases like Vi Iine They played good defensive the Flint disaster It has also named football except for their inability totarget areas for enemy attack They stoPinclude Detroit, Flint, Bay City, Kalamazoo, Jackson and SaginawMore cars are on the highwaysin Michigan than ever before On Oct 15 license sales reached an all IMasons Journey lo on Saturday Many Pinckney deer hunters havecabins ,t Iovells, Lewiston, Luzerne,u vihy and have become acwith the Masons there They i a receive m invitation to thereWinter Schedue 800 ad 1000 CJtob 1 and conferr a MM degreei T i fD mMennoio ChurchCaivary Mccnonito Church Rev, Ezra eachy Pastor WItex game Pinckney had 2 good scoring Young Peoples Mooflon tTlJT hll to d I UUhl fil lOtOOin oo UUovtthlp MONotes of 25 Tears Ago Congrec ca Church from Pinckney and 2from Dexter made the trip 12 stayedin the Mer Livermore cabin atDouglas ruke 3 in the Miller BaujLhn cabin and 8 in the Claude Swar thout cabin at Lovells, 4 at the Wilnmnt Plummer cabin at Luzerae andthose who took their wives wert atMio and Lewiston motels The Ma son, some of whom went Thursdaymanaged to net in some huntingand after a 5J0 pm banquet Satur day jmi on an MM degree in finestyleThe following Ma on made thetrip Clare Miller, Lawrence Baughn,Lonnie VanSlambrook and wife, Cliff Miller, P W Curlett Orland Win slow, Oniei Cory, Frank Ziegler, Jack Hannctt, H C Vedder and wife,J3randon White and wife, Winston Baughn, Otto Poul on, Ed Kenny, 90H00L NEWSKINDERGARTEN NEWS We wish to thank the mothers wnobrought good things to eat and helped us with our Halloween party Our j faischoolroom windows were soaped Roger Kardin his appendicitis Hewas going to the hospital today Billie Rentz has twin calves at his Barren Comment,fav The Editor wffi FOTtffarm He told us about many other toVS old ne beTJnmed Jupiter The interesting things about the farm f03 a iouq shot aid midSt On of Clair Bells kittens got shot I wirminq Ths iS gj,in th leg but is better now Christina Clark has 2 big geese q Ths iS a anient sponsored loiteiv cuidfRaymond Allen, Campbell,pe,George Enquist, Geoiv Webb, Harold H Dl Mll Henry, Dale Miller, Gray, Onar , y, ai ampbell, Darrell Ba Charles Baktime high, going to 1952 the figures were 2,831plates go on sale Dec 1 Guest MinisterSunday School f30 A M,The high scho won i foot Morninf Worship 1045 AM ei, Hanv Giant, Pet games last weekThey beat Thur Wiht PraYer Meeting,8Q mont Piunur ,, Leoireli Reserves 31 to 6 and at tie church io Hudseil f DuxurJjsxter 14 to 12Nash and Graves, Wed Choir practise 730 pm Also Dick Snowqoid and Har tne touchdowns in the Thursday Ladies Aid at church old Riggs , WilHadsell an Jaek Slayden and Denny Parker ited Stotes We knowhaave new baby puppies at home people who bayLinda Shirley ha 2 ducksFred Twichell had pheasants forsupper last nighthis dad shot oneJohn St Peter from the 7th gradecame to our room and gave a puppet show which h wrote himself IIwas a good show axe sold in thek one inGRADES 1, 2 and 3 Mike and Pat Tessnu cousin,Pamela Yates, visited ti SundayMike Harden with his lamily hadsupper at th Jim Ror home Sunday nightWe MI glad to welcome CharlesHeath, a nw first grade boy, to ouxroom Dick Klein aunt and uncle, Jayand Clara Eastman, visited them on SundayLinda Rhodes visited Bea Craig inAnn Arbor SundayHobert Dai row hurt his finger Fri11 v y The lastAmeritcan we remember winner was a washerwoman in New vi , costThe Greenlease kidnap jinq se in St Li M e kidnap jinqcase in St Louis, Mo, seer toje enamq on a sour note The IJ i1101 8ati8iii with ihe storytold by Lt Shoulders ana Patrolman Doiaxi the arrestinq oiucersii agerll h and hasTOWNSHIP ROADS The board of supervisors and the icounty editors touied the county roads , , ,, Thursday to see the progress that who drowned her small soawashas been made this year This yearj on Qfounds oi insanity She was97 miles of primary roads have been , aQPUitted by a jury last wee blacktopped 162 miles of gravel, defended by Franc Shields, G at 2 p mhad been out with in j A Hearty Welcotae to AIL in the Dexter qame i Snell oi Fowlerville t,SCHOOL DEijATlON ii g i iVyr and hasgrilled them extensively Only293,000 oi the 600,OOU ransom rnoney has been accounted orShoulders haa resiqnLd turn th9 policy force, lie eiie ransommney was supposoa to haveroad built and 17 miles of base for w Cidrk andprimary roads is under construction were OH the jury,20 years ago when the people voted to adopt the county road system i they envisioned an improved road or j traffjc MP ,even a blacktop road running before , thur door as the ounty wan petting y Chalkez ivQ6 ruUhons of dollar n sol,,e tax and , da f JLicense plates tax It has not yet, Whe,,r x TrfVlrrCime to pass and they wonder why Act 51 of 1951 istablshed 2 systems of county roads, primary roads which are usually blacktop and localwhich are gravel The county pets800 a mile for primary roads and 170 a mile for secondary An, a tional money spent must be unn ilby th township This con JL tth sales tax returned to I townships The average amour of sales SUndenominationalAt 212 East Main Street The new Dexter Elementaryichool WL bo ifrom 2 to 4 p minvited, cats and funny faces Wa drew funny Halloween men ami many h rhalloween picturesmntarydicaied Nova The public isXWe all enjoyed tha uinuta and chocolate milk w hai atour partyIiur SnehaniRev Keith Baeoseaqet, PMtO u i Sunday School 845 AM Ch SundaySchoolSunday Worship PinckneylastSaturday,Orchestra a attend Inur, ITWeexti to Sec Mary145 Friday,at MasonicRev Y jurh, paaivrwon ir asprize and her cgypsy secondAnita Lucille Cinon2 months,tox returned to the townships is from aucfclerr oi Mr on,i Mrs, LouisM,ooo to 11,000 clStcn IedZues,dav mofor the hobo sec Cassidy Lake Choir of 35mice ariBlarcum asvoices will sing Nov 15 at 8Q0Lora rauntierc won first girls p mi, Ruth as a, uSKttChaper c 7 00ig 00 , Welcome FOOT Dexter 46 Moncnester 6 East Lansinqi J, Brjhn 6 Howellj 21, Grand Ledg 20 Chelsea 26 University 13 Dundee il, Roosevelt 7 Lincoln 20, Saline 0 FlatRock 26 Milan 0 Grass Lake 26 Parma 7 Dansville 13 Fowlerville 6O3Q a m1130 CL m4H HANDICRAFT C1UBEnrollment icn the 4H Handicraft club will be at the roomsbelow the town hall Thursday, THIRD RADK NEWS Louia Haycius auru from ToMivisited at his bouse Sunday Mary Lee Aschenb enner weni toPontiao Sunday ,We see that the statu has put, 20,000 into the new hotpitalI tor alchohes openea eai Bnqh1 ion Foundation Media menI ton by the Michiqn , , have lonq catenae hn lbm is n disease but o one nasever paid them much h ed Thusual method is for he wdqe toFreddy Ciauder went to Detroitto golden wedding celebrationLaRoy Porter went coon huntingFriday night II was bitten by ucollie doff SaturdayRonnie Hainen yot hit OH thenose with a MiovelCamilla Buiia has a new kat anicrayonsMichael Tauriainen wmt t a showSaturdayWe madt Ilalloweea masks latweekLarry Utlfv visited Billy LijfHt onSaturday mete out fines, jailhjsentences which were cure The Itqisatarlaw providing prison4h x pi isonnever apasse l aterms lor4th oiieiider cirunks This ULIOhas been a failure, The Briaiitoii project is endeaviTinq to fnaihe cause of alchalism bv medi cal resarchThere was another flareup inisrael or the HolyLand last weekbetween Jews and Arabs in which a number ot Araus werekilled The United States withRoy PlacewayTha townships have ben slow to Jackson and is wor a A S T n ,, , , , , 4 , bers havinq j remmm moiieyf The D ,nk,n tamiiy of Fan,mg d fr Fowlerville Fairton entertained ojfLomPiacknyandaro Qflked fo Qttend I VV4I V y iiw uiiw iwwi nxi lauiauMy, KaiTn Blovini, uncy Rd, and drew their loan to Israel but latNov 5 at 7 pm All former mem,Judy Harrow sang in tht thoir for I er reinstated it v say commencooperate in this road building In Alloy Spring Company , , r fliLivingston only 10 of tho IG townj John Smith is a patient Univ y n1ships are participating Their con ersity hospital Ann Arbor,tribution is less than half of the sales Michael Kelly unlo of Robtax money received That is why t Kelly, died at I hmondVaonly 16 miles were built this year last wkwhn 25 should be The trouWo is The following frm here atttnd tht townships find it dif ticui to ed the Christian I naoavor conaeree to spend 5,000 on a mile of tion at Cwosso lo ii week Marv iuud when it will take frcm Hi to and Audrey SnivluyNina Brown40 ytar to complete all ioa is in Gladysand Arlca Esic Edith Jtiilloueen party SatuiPaul Y iur PHCthe Die is Vjun fJames Burns i and tlic Jack iat the Ray Bu nday wife of Charlotte,nily of Big Rapids, I , ily of Ann Arbor family called Marshall Moooon LeaderLADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Ladies Minonary SocietyMrsfamily home Sunimsir township ,fot secondylul urainagv an4 ave filldbrush and trees Gravel hasdrawn or vi hout niuch provcment idmo towns phived truckers to patch thee roajs ,ihe loIlDNMn arc the county road iimprovemcnLs this year i Smith Elqin Line, Stacy and Harwithion Hall, Lonnie and Oan Van MissSagcr uiattended 1 riy with Mesdamesi on of Brown Cityers Day at Howell, Ind Sunday, a tho gruest oi Cadeti ni cHarriet Bowman underwentoperation at the PinckneySanitarium last week Carleton Shier and wife of AnnArbor called at the Wayne AtLee Bruce Esic proaohed at hoe, Bi hh EarTownship PutnamMarion UnadiJlaHamburgjtnoaGreen Oak v Brighton TwpTyronCohoctahHandyHowell Twp Blacktop25 12 207 30 10 Gravel3G2824 15 ISJO14611 the Roumanian Baptist church Earl Kimberly is backAlabama and with his wife spent Sunday at tlv Tom Ware home K,in Braibuiy and wif and WivGedd an wife of Chclea calledat th L J Henry home SundayWayne VLrT and wife ere Sunday dinner guests at the Harry Hess home in WaterlooMr Alta Meyer gave a Halloweenparty Thursday nipht at tire Hiiru school, 73 were present Games were rvirto his npivon and qood ic records saysLIBRARYe sure irjydo this, ,Muck fires have kept firemenbuMY tde past week, A 100 acre near Kalconazoo has burnedover a week There is anotherbig one near Remus100 grade teachers fromwound Detnait will attend a a conservation meeting q Hiagins Know About Comics Lake this week If you have used magazine The dept wiU set up 27 deereach mwith bring A to mchecking stations agtfn this lb W haveyear They will check age, con dition and sex of deer lolled in Detriot Sunday,Norman Miller while huntinqlast week near Portage Lakesaw 2 strange emimeb run into x hole He cot a spado and dugthem out They proved to bedogs of a strange breed Barney Lynch, local wild life authority,appraised them and pronounced them to be the offsprinq ai a dog ,fox said he raised some htoj , d ami rificshment8self in Gaunt Monoghan Ire, The Wm Lam childrGn 01 Arniland and won memy prizes with Alb pnl lh, WLck end afc th w j them thrackiTiq the hares L Mcv hjtOi Mr anJ Mi J H Hooker spentSunday with Mrs Viola Pettys nHowell Mr and Mrs Mark Nash and girlscalled on the Clarence Wallcnhauptfamily in Otv no Sundayj Mrs Marj Uauglia and chiliIren Ncsh TuesdayVresiMrs Jane Nasii Ciark led the, de votionals Medames Nash andEuler read poms, Waitinq onGod, andGo i is Aways First, Mrs Kathy ilueqseqqer readthe first chapr ot Pearlg AreMadeby Ann Harrison Refresh ments were served The next meeting is Nov 24 atthe Mich, State San Mrs Era Enquist hostess 4TTREED TO KIDNAP STALIN SONI Ulius Pete Amoss, a warOol Ulius Pee A,time officer in ihe OSS, now thohead of his own private espionage organization tells the amazing Inside Btory of how he tried to engineer Vassily Stalins escape crom Russia Read I Triedto Kidnap Stalfa3 Sonin Am i Wkl th this SunTION NOTES ersu7prcSsor at PortageA number of dead deer have Lake ridicules This and saysn lound poisoned FostedirHihere is not a crrse on record of cherry leaves cmd ferns a dog and fox rating Bth k t hi ionBarneyPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Plncicney Kinqs Daughters Nov 5 at 2 , We have backtoissues at the Bud Vanrtage LakeMrs Helen Silvasscy Fruth of rTITls on Andrew Nebitt ard1 wife Saturday I Gfor, Meb n arl ife called atIthc W jhvm ioj J bridge Sunday The Milton uxtls fan erican Weeklydays Detroit Times4K NEWSThe Handy Andy 4H Oraftsrrien of Pettysville have reorqanized with 8 members They meet each Tuesday nioht at the JoeBasydlo home Their prooject is 3 chest drawer, The Weavinc Needles with 18qirls meet at their leaders hameaMonday nights The leaders areMesdames Bafrdlo Ralph Halland Lester Me ree The members Jrew 13475 in for the first,vears In, the first time SundayJohn Holben wrnt to Rdnwit Sings SaturdayAll but tro f us west beiMSaturday nifht W painted Halloween pictures andmurals last weekSomt f us wrote real nice Halloween stories Kathy Gustafson, Larry Beach,yRonnie Singer, Dianne and YenningCurts wer absent Monday Maybe they had too much candy We enjoyed our party and paradeFriday afternoon W are going te write letters ttho nfhers who baked cup cakesfur us lr h partyNaac liead visited ia GregorySundayWt elected new roeai committeesMoadayFOURTH GRAD1 NEWS Everyone had a lot of fun at eurHalloween party We wish te tiaakthe committee chairman for their geo4 work The boys and girls wish to thankall the mothers who sent cookies forthe party, Wt have some fine spatter printsof leaves for our bulletin boardMost of ,us wrote stories aboutthings in the Far Norti Donald Ackiey will soos be bckto school after having his tonsils out Friday was Janice Roses ninthbirthday Patricia Milliken left to ge te theDexter schoolFIFTH GRADE NEWS Our class wrote to our states again i tators because there is an election cominq up in New Yoik Citwhich haa a large Jewish popu lation, The cause of the troublewas that tjews were buildinga dam on the Jordan River todevelop jower which the Arabs claim was depriving them of water, Similar disputes have deloped before in various fcrmsi A few years ago New York andTexas durinq a drouqht hiredrainmakers to make rain byspraying the clouds with chemi icals from plarwa Neiqhborinq states went into ccnirt to stop them, claminq they were takingrain destined for them, We do not remember just how it cameoutThe march ni the cattlemencm Washinqton lart week had no direct results for although ot Agiculture Benson sawthem he turned down their re quest for price supports sayinqhe was working on another planThe cattlemen held a meeting ot their own and plan a largermarch on Washingtonmarch was sponsored by This theFdrmers Union This was organ laed during the depression ci1929 32 and had a large numher of members in Michigan and this vicinity When the war started it died out but now has been V revived and is getting manymembersTheir descent on Wash vington is lflcened to that of Cox t army in 1891 and the bon UUr Class Wrote IO our smw again i wj m , o n ,for further pictorial information for us marchers of 1932 Uoxey 3 T numbered 950 the bonusour social studiesond like to keep thm uptodate anJ jnt gum ,, ,a Donate a magazine a montnC1ARD OP THANfgWe vlsh to thank all ourWnd friends and neiahbors for their many acts cf Mndness andJ Wrs durina the stekns rt 1 lhome4H , hnet Nov 5 at 2 p m, with Mrs their many acis 7 SimR, Cohotgsses Mrs J flowers durina the sicR K Qliott cmd Mrs Georqe death of our loved oneB , s w His VfldRoush wordThere will a 4IJ nc rJschool on Si, day, N, v, 8th at 8pm Mi1 lia v 1 h c v i there will be jrod music Au Invi iJade Ttterrn Betroit spent Sunat BcruShn for hrr Gtorq Rouse home and van1 SMt sVTrHn rust soloist at the Peoples Mrs rW Church Sunday r and Neices eninq and food preservina aedssBkavflBABBftAatsBMSi 4 Lucius Doyle sr and wife spentth week end in northern MichM Everett Hamell and NrsBeverly Pilqrim and children at tended a aolden wedding in1Peoria, 11L last woek OTCTAL MOTBecfnninq November lSth1963,until Further Notico My Hard r social stuoies i u ,We are all making charU on eur army 2000 Coxey wanted the government to issue currency tothe unemployed backed bv thenation Ho failed The bonusindividual states Our booklets areall completeOur Halloween party was a intjof funall our committees did therrjobs well Rusty was pleasantly surprised with a birthday party given by his parents at school We all made original cards Our paper mache masks were veryunusual and real works of art We took them home ThursdayWe are drying gourds for decorationsto be painted Arithmetic has been very interesting since we tackled doubU mul tiplication Our multiplication tablet1 wish to thank all my iriends j Further Notice Wjuwho remembered rx with cards, are tStore Will Be wosea flowers and qirts durinq my stayat Ford Hospital Nellie Clark JEY HARDWAREpinckney Midiigcw armya bonus for warveterans aci ot itLivingston LodgeCalendar November 28 EA DecreeDec 1 Electkm of Officers, yare getting a real work ant asour combinations All but 8 is our class had sbtTS90 in our final iptllimf taat OB sir last letson SPECIAL NOTICEPar your Avon Products Ccdl Fisher 152F13fhcjmas Bonner flew to last week to hunt8 lYf,t I, THWr 3 VlWedntedoy, November 4, 1853tobwan CLOTHESDRYER Look fcr ttfctrie Dryfvnboir I STANDARD NSTAUATIONS WtftWITHOUT CHAROB toa Stocltetn newand leavm 1M1, this week HoweHOWHLL MWDG AN Dexter TheaterComing to Dexter Theatre SoonJw4ll cuea At Marshal oi Gregory hasgrocery stor w roi Hymouthoi T 5 Fli 8at Nov dominonoovw I fanes Russti Marilyn Monroe NewWide Ma jnascopic Screen i with Panoramic VisionGreatest Entertainment Miracletn wee,installation at nuwLMrsaviinxuwho nas been secretaryyears was hozwred, jO Sept, 28, tae nom of Leonatswsdl and njs lamny oi 12 atxjiignion burnea leaving aesutute, 500U in casii was,collected oua enough, iaooi dariated to buila a new tame to replace tha one that burnedMrs Mary Hird mother oi Dayand Hoy Bird of Ann Arbor and ifrf Robert iiird oi Wayne, diedlast week,Mr and Mis Fred Hyn qndjGerald yelky ana wk, uihave left by boat irom New Orleans kx orto Rico ana South GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDZVEschnicoiorI QBtep 2lty aan Mon Jus, Nov 8 910n Mat 2L3D p, m, cont hiresSaturday, Nov 6, 7WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHThe Livingston County Connervatioa OIUD will hold a turkeysnoot on their grounds north oi Brighton Nov 8 Ralph Wcdnwright oi Fowlerville shot a 750 lb elk in Wyominq last week howell vuLers apptovea ,thepropoaiion to transport pupilsirom outiieinq districts to Harwell Gerald Bryne who escapedirom the Cniison pusca camplast May was captured in De troitA bunch of Howell juvenileswho smashed windows in 4 rural schools last week werearrested by state police last weekThe Chubb Comers was one oi thu schools visited Judge VJillis Lyons qrantedths followinq divorces last weekMargare irom John PasynaWilli Marqaret irom John FasynaWill irn Iomas Grainqeri 3t, Josephs Catholic Churchj of Ho well observed its 75th ann ivorKtry Sunday, Tirs Gladys Lee of 1 akeland left last week to attend the post Colleen GrayInSABRE JET coiornoeity Cartoon Thur Fri SaU Nov ii12 3 Dimension 3DEVILS CANYON i Joan Lund, Audrey Towert Chap 5 Jungle Drums of Africap2 Cartoons Bchful Buzzard and Country MouseSun, Mon, Tues, Nov 8 9 1SALOMEComedyTax Included CartoonJ withRita Hayworth Stewart Granges and Charles Laughtonand Cartoong Sword cxiaBOM Vic, SquadLee TheWed, ThurTNov ,11 12THE SYSTEMFrank Lovejoy, Jccm Weldon A4 NEV1GR WAVE AT A WAClelt last weeK iu uiwuu masters convemion at Los Angel rniaOil Nov 15 the pretix Hamil ters coCaliforniaton wil be placed beiorDexter telepone nuanbers allrViday, Saturday, Nov 6, 7,,G3HSIA0NYA leciinicoloxJohn PayiWSlMn Gray and North,rn Jan Stli Rosalind Russell Paul Douglasand Mario WilsonLast complete show S7 p mNews and Cartoon Coming Next 7eekTake Me To Town Great Sioux UprisingJan SterlingSPLIT SECOND Sylvan liicaierWlUkWlUkStephen McNally, AexU Smithand Jan Sterlingit tomorrow K today, Saturday, Nov 6, 7COLUMN SOUTHTechnicolor A drama starringAudi Murphy Joe a EvansCartoon and NewsSunday, Monday Nov 8 9 TORCH SONGDonna Reed Barbara Bates i in TechincolorFeaturetteRomance of Louisana icongcaroon arua naw Joan Crawford, Michael Wilding 7HmTmZ 1 and Gig YoungWed, Thur, Novell 12 ISun fhows 3 5 1 VSusan HaywarcLCharlton Hson Cartoon and Sport , Mon, Tues Nov 8 9 10 jGoofy Goliers Win Loving Cup Iean Martin Jerry Lewis n CADD YIDTHE PRESIDENTS LADYFu1uette rRyfhxn WrangtersNews and Cartoon DONT TEMPT FATE 1ues Wed, Nov 10 11TJN1ON STATIONa Drama StarriflfWUliam Holden Nancy OlsonBarry FitzgeraldCartoon and Sportwith New PowerFlite Its dangerous to hide a larqej Thursday, Friday, Nov 13 14amount of cash about the house J Best place to keep your funds isin our bank, behind solid steel and concrete where protectionis our business, A TUEEN IS CROWNEDANiTARZAN AND THE SHE DEVTLTHE FIRftT NATIONAL BANK Coming Sat Nov 14, From MereTo Eternity and for 4 DaysA Flint hunter, John Grumloy,was mired up to his wcis amarsh near Qwosso theUider Federal Supervisionmber Federal Deposit lnsurConation AU Deposits lnsur ay e was saved by anotneiad Up to 10,000 ior Each Depos hunter, David Ade, who used a rope md boat,PLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dirkel 14JSTATE OF MICHIGAN Celeda Parahali Probate Conn for the County Register of Probate Livingston jla the Matter ot tn Estatt oilMay Baker Deceased At a sessioii of said Court held,October 29 1953 Present Hon Hiran i Smith,,udge ol Pr abateN H STATE OF MICHIGANwurt lot the CountyivIW, how ,k Nw I954 KSO7O AUTOMATIC ptta the Highway The new 1954te Automatic carries out sudden fndfery and safely at sdl speedsyou FullTime Power Stearir Brakes, NoSway Ride Controlt new type of fullyautomatic Da PowerFlite list and quietest in the industryIn Tiwffltl The De Soto Automatic re,nouii iostantiy to your commandsfleas cJutchpusiilng and gear shifting Ton steer and park withouteffort You accelerate like a flash fromany speed You swing around turnswith far leu body sway You stop safelywith half the usual pedal pressureIn Styling The De Soto Automatic introduces new ensemble styling Newbeauty outside with long low body,massive new bumpers and grille Andcompletely new inside vih S cvi r mouldings, decoratormaichfcci iabks, Notice is Hereby Givm, That aicreditors of said dececed are required to present their claims inI writing and under oaux to suiuI Court, and to serve i ropy therect upon Stanley Dinkel of Pinckneyjaniganjidicuary of said es tat ft ad coat such claimswiH be heard and the heirs atlaw of said deceased be determ Matter 01Fera MSept mbor 23 1953 heldIn Vtfhret Tb De Soto Automatje paysexceptioiwi dividonds Whether youchoose a FlraDcmo V8 nowuppedto 170 hpl or a Powermaster Six, you area jvatteaUy providing for safety, long ra rre economj, and years of pleasureThe s are mny morcr us ov ccie in exciting details at5, the1954,4S MOTOR SALES mtned by said CourtProbate Court Januaryat ten A MIt is Ordered That Notice thereof be given by publication oi a copy hereof to three weeks cossemitively previous to scad dayof hearinq in the Pinckney DisI patch, a newspaper, printed andI circulated in said county and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice to be upon each known pctrvin interest at his last known adreturnfour Judae oi PtobatelNotice Hereb the petitien of Arthu CBuIliiSe adnuaistrator dbn,of said estatepraying his fined account be all wed and the residue oi saidestate assigned to the personsentiled thereto will be heard at the Probote Court on December 1It H Ordered, That notice there L ,iven by publication oicoi v Weof for three wok con Recuaveiyprevious tosaiddayoiieannq in the PinokneyDispatch2r thct th fidiciary cause aCOT of thin nc ce to be setvc upru each kno n Dartv in Qtert m hi last k wn deress bye 3teen tMIMTMAIN PHONE 88fWCTNW MICHina, ojbyl fi syic attVC weekly on RADIQftnd TELEVISION NBC and MeJolIion Theotrt or TEtEVISlQNI CBS jy p yleast five 5 days prior to suchhearingr it, 5 UJudit oi Probate return roceiptdemanded at Ie U fourteen days or r to such hearino or byjr,orial Rnfif least nve 5 prior to si h, hearingR Smith Judge of Probateme copy 9ia ParshaProbate, vmb r 4, 1953e Peoples StoreDrygooLingerieKennedys Gen, FLOWERS FOR ALL OGGASIONS fromWINKELHAUS FLORAL COPhone 284 itaweilFor Prompt Dead Stock RemovalCALL DARLING f COMPANY Call Howeli 430Wagoners Grocery 6068 Pinck tey Roadaaiitv Mechandibe toMadeline Aatelas of MuiSunday with Mrs Kclru The Snively reunion wthe Kennefh fiij i,, were Klfiin Lino neth Quigler and ia, MI Lc arhart ini fain I John Charleton and I If ton of Stratford, Oi iThe Keith Bradl , c and Glenn Scott and wiiArbor caned al the ,K hlast SundayMrs Edna Spcai wa irWednesday The Church of Cod loeen paity Satuj ay niBob Pike home, G3 ur Mr and Mrs Aninw N Friday wit Mrs Jinrh,I Katon Raji i James ViNorm u i tended the funeral of vlvNorman, an und M I Thursday Charles Hice nr ,Shaw ancJ v ife rf DcLivjt t tatCJ day at the Lester McAfee 1, Lestei McAfee md wife JfllyinLOW5ser and Wine to Take Cut HOURS Daily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howe 7Q5J2McPKERSON STATE BANK HowelL michtobHihed 1865Incorporated 1915COMMUNITY CHESTSfcpport of the Communitylest in every city has become ogniaed as the American waymeeting our reporsibilities tose organizcrticr, which znrr 1 youth, assist Ui iiauuicappand aid thrse less for uvteourselvesgenera v rerpond to yourFeather Worker will qive you sfaction dljiosits ut to MJ,OQ0 insurby menVhp in FederalCorporation Stylts to Choose FromUt nt giw ye a FRO dmrmitrnf ion ofnew Vpvtti work tbeM , wpccialldwizued to foa MtHoBff ecmUn,LOOK t UHN fMiami VHrttm Air CnkiM lamMta, Atfe Support Ntoprtre Oi1 Stsfstinf MH, Hull GreCo Resistaat , HMII SUtJS HoAAme at qua ttSTi Detroit Saturday,The following vio arc a rding1the University Mkhk fromParaguay, South America aid othe Bud VanNorman iariy idayDr and Mrs Liza AlKes, Or and Mrs Nicholas Bures and Di Auguates, CarrezesseBud Van Norman and wife atteadod the Mich Penn foothnl game in Ann Arbor SaturdayThe T J Latsons and Abnor War,kins family of Detroit vx t thj week end at Swarthouts JL Mr and Mrs IIb Lee i Lctnit called at the Geny Eichoinn re Sunday He ge a Mi membership in C, c si i of Detroit on Nnv 17inThe Alfred Fuhrmans of 11celebrated their 22n wui,versary SundayThe Hollis Ho lie way Unadilla spent Sunday at t Shirley homeGerald Clinton ttvit day at the C J linto Inv, The Herbert Ialir Mirtended the 25th wiin, M niof Ben Palmer and w lu I ,SundayWalter Clark was in KiTenn, last weekStanley Dinkel and wife vHowell one day last weekMrs Kate Battle of Hou ilon Mis Emma Dinkel Sun r The Joe Griffith family the Mark Mattoson homo orningham Lake Ri Siday KMatteson, who vfl LiLei Lac anniy of ,ilbcri Sunrsarit OK T i1ta uiioncr has been electrorthy matron of South Lyon chapter George Gardner ot tne,ath for Chriot lntemationG the speaker at tho Youth forHist Bally at Hartland Nov 7 JACXHANNETTMB P xn intLyon game andto come home Sunday Murray Kennedy and Bill Me t en attended the Xntrc Djir game at South Bcnr, Ind, Sah1Mrs Ann Jay of Detroit, nc turday at the Murray Kennedy hm Doa Stackable of Deroit Saturday with Davirl lrd The Gerald Kennedy tairjiy c ell Wre Sunday prucsts at the JIVJP Kennedy homeMorton TaylorJKackoft,Derocalled on Mr and Mrs Floris LAHI ,os Sunday jHoward Read anu wife aiuadd ithe Mich Ponn 55tflt BI At ARWirt D Bottrld, 62, aChelseac iv of Dexter and lilelanq friend Arbor Saturday 19Q9 has rrnti icilOOhacrtt of ditordid 0I Am Arbor stayer wth the cml t Vl 1 9 nil 00 1T 1t Pircs Dispatch,ja us 2nd CkM ct of March 8 1877Matter at Poetoilk i Hoiloosevck Pike and eon, XjeydaSf ofharden City spent the week end at1 the Bob Pike hume, Mrs Helen Schneider of Howellaid the C VV Hooker family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Boy , liilingham homeThe Younglove School CommunityTab held a Halloween party at the Jarion town housu Saturday night John Beyer and wife called at the ,Pete Stxaigor home in Ypsilanti on Saturday They wen in Ann Arbor WednesdayThe Lloyd a h fiiy spent Sunday at the Dr Jim Nush home in Coldwater Lawrence Cain burn and wife, PercyEllis Geo, Tansley and wifelAlbert DinkoJ and vih ,,ni W F Closej and wife atiimied il1 Shrine danceat Pine Lodjr, Briiiton, Saturday night i Allen Davis got something in hisj eye and had lo to a Lansing hos I pital last week The Charles Scott family of Detroit were Sunday visitors at the Albert Dinkel homeAlbert JJinkel and wife were dinl ner guests of W F Close and wifeI of Linden SaturdayDr, Steve Brown and wife of Detroit and the Robert Read fa ,ly were Sunday dinnei quests at tiie Fred Read homeCarol Miller spent the week endwith Ann Hird in WayneMrs Mae Aletz who has nspending a couple of weeks at iuLee Lavey iiome returned to Hviil Sunday Mrs Ona Campbell spent the week ent at the Carl Lentz home, in xa,I thj The bioulu her home Sua uay The Dick Younq family ci Biqi Rapids spent, the week end a ihe Andrew Campbell home Mr and Mrs Jveason, 1 Dorothy Roii and Mrs Floris Chn k uie in H11 cil Sunda, r, and s Charles M Daniels ofChsea, JMs Kva Knquist and the J s Hai iinil ecZ is at tlv Aleiwin Campbell homeVr, and t r il n, u a ,,LS Alirf Dinkel nd Mr andAii W I1 i alien led the li i O il S Lnsta Jatoji auiuit y ut rman Miller and wife spent ihiirit of tho week at Douglas Lake Swarthout went to Lnihv, id, last week for MjrroiPlumbing eatinging Fixturesaad SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATER COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SELL T WE V3TAU WE SOiVlGE1075 EAST M3f fhono 183F2Dont Walt Aay LOWJT YOU WBI ioon Nd B Also a Complete tttock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND CALL 2681 DEXTBR Hoe Sonsaii Up luis Ilo Damuv is visiti g hei , ,uhlcr, fiii Herbert Allyn m Lanuur Caii and wife and RobertI,1 arc visiting Mrs Janis BakerHI, I iamily in Syracuse, N Yil F Mo ran and wife of Detroita J 021 bit Alary lioff Sunday aid Swarthout spent the weekenri at Douglas Lake, also L J hout and Bob Read iAhapp and wife are peiid jinr io week in Tennessee Ray Morj 11ty is driving the schi1 bus Lwtst White and wife of ILAVOIIalii at the Bvn White home Sunday IL, Helen Monka Barry is nowiovv mothci at a dormitory at L, TVSERVICEInstallationsTwo rar Service Wurranty on All New ielevisiong SoldHitter T V Service 125 WEBSTER ST Pinckn7 PHONE 1181R USIS NEAT THATSFURS ,ocof to m oTWOtMONIHIATMAKIR pom il 9V6t yow ionHockey Service FB0IH NO UIfWednesday, November 4, 1953wi stPsextra eluding andLive JOHN DEEREWorWPowerTRAaORToday, then t frsttr, easier, bttMfway to farm Joha Deer liftpower wayTheres livelier, fflort flodble powera John Deere SO or W thanks to Cbd d hIn a John Deere SO or W thanks toDuplex Carburedon and other bd ngine advancements tster k PTO jb ih Grade NewWe enjoyed Mrs Taschs Btorycharts bout Halloween in the hll We wrote compositions elseproved very unusual r i PROFESSIONAL CWtrtPSIXTH GRADE NEWS Paty Ruhri1 made a report aboutthe hand dollar We ave tfoing I stud about sea life nUvWe made some puppets and paint Lliy The Pinckney SitariumSay H Daily, HI D Pincknfty, Michigan 200 Pcu their They aiv almost finish, d W art studying about Givat Bi Itain We find iL very inLiVlin For Halloween we played garrs,and then w ate, we had doughsand cider Vc hw a very good tiie All of usV, tvould lilu to thank Mrs K,ilenbger and Mrs Tasch for lettng us hvv hc party Except WednesdaysMoii, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P Mwuticbtd engine advancements tstereasier work on PTO jobe with a newverreaaV implement control withUrs hydraulic PowxTroL TTiexea lot more to the SO tad 60 and we have fall iftfopwigtiftp at oof store d l bhave fall ftfopigtiftp at oof storeStop in tomorrow and learn all aboutthe 50 and XTdie lfittractors in the heavyduty 2field SEVENTH GRADE NEWS jWe had our Halloween party from230 to 330 Friday We had our ciderarfd doughnuts in our room Then Dr G R MoCloskeyDENTIST112Vi N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentHowell, MichiganHerb Snscdve went to the gym and heard JohnphonG 133 207 E Gd River md Eddie Brown giva pocms written Hwdl, Michiganby Barbara Massey Next we saw a I T play written by John Salyer and Don Singer Surprise for a Witch Thena play by Nasrrasiehas Co Seva py yenteen Long YearsJeanetto Clark brought a hugepumpkin fur a winner in ths dress up contest, but we didnt get timeto choose a winner We ave sorry that Lloyd Harden isill in the hospital and hope thathe will son bp back , gEstate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With M ittghtsPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 183F21075 East M86, PlnckfteyFUNERAL HOMBDon G Swarthout DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePheneb 30 arrti 63, PinckneiLee UveyGeneral Insurance phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich1 REFRIGERATION SERVICELAVgY J1ABDWAFIGirls andYoung Women lt NOW START IMMEDiAT4O Week Yeu Not Necessthe Voice and, , ,v cuia iuy YaaWhile You Learn You Will resire a Waae Increase at the Ind oi the First Two Months andfour More durina the First Year This is Your Chance to Get Valuable Training and Good Pay at fixe Same Time Plus Reqular j Scheduled Increases SteadyEmployment Opportunity ToAdvance, Paid Vacation, Pleas CONSERVATION NOTESThe acom crop was a failurethj year which means a hard winter for deer as it is one oftheir prlnpcal foodsBy a vote of 748 to 383 thevoters oi Farmington township cloed their lands to all forms ofhuntingFlshinc license sales are twopercent belcw those of last year Trout stamps are up Evepercent ,The Michigan Nut GrowersAflaiL is giving prizes for thebest types d black walnut English walnut and hickory nu types, Write ux James Moultonat Michigan State Colleae 770 names have been drawnfrom 1700 applicants to hunt any kind of deer in Alleqcrcounty Dec 1 to 7 FIRST Rt Joan Eicbirsi bvaijrht a lovelywasp nest for tho Scii,e Fte Her daciy fourui it while hunim Cuncii Kfiser hi a h nai porchLee Allison t i i auouL uu mleiesting fishing trip he took with his dad His dad caught a iai Iriary Cosgray wfin u,Saturday She bouti i Harold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 Pinckneyturtle onof 48 YearsC V Van Winkle ana sonKirkshipped a car load of Heriord cattle from here WednesdayMrs G A, Sigler has gone toYpsilanti to keep house tor herson Cecil,GASiqier ua put a furniture polish on the market to known as the Electric Fumifcxre Polish1School is closed this week asthe new healing boiler did not X 5Ui1 hcioX pi, liLiwj tailJudy Shroedcr haI David Loar tells us h 1 1 , V, measlesA iiteyellow vent I with JherShe had a rid on theAshley tf Its us lter AuctioneerFaim Sales A SpeciaJtySeri WylieCall Fowlervilie 4S5F6Ur IS J Towner DENTIST8044 Portage Lake Road DexterPhone Dexter 3461 G Kaiokhoffp SrOPTOMElRiST120 Wes, Grand UiverHowfcil, iViichiganPhone OJ8 Residence 611Lsoyd HaneeeLivestock HaulingWeekly iripss ivlade to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161FURoger J CarrComplete insurance CoveragePhone 43 Pinckney, IViicta 1 w 1 1 1 1 Wm nm fCemetery MamoriaisPrices cu h Afford io Paj Mnford, MichiganMiitord ttranite WorkReal tstate Farma, Homes, Lake Property buiiness opportunitiaList Your noperty Witn MrGerald ReasonBroker 209 North PwniPinckney, Anch Phone lftv FowlervillieiMich 1775Hione 371F4arrive iGround was broken lagt weekfor tne new postoiflco to be buili justast of the bank Shard h i th bildr andThe wives of the medical minof the county have organzeo an auxiliary The officers areDelay VisitDELLA AUTENMOHIOAN BELL TELEBONE COMPAlfY Duffy, pres, elect Mrs Haroldrec Mrs AMcGreqor, treats Vdocrors wives were presentAn oil well Is being drilled enthe Horning farm near ChelseaThe bam on the Dan Reilsy contractorv tmerick,Quster aju bank Shabworthout is the builder and ,viliiam Moran, u 60 people quvhe new Maluococund parrv V Dr LLoy Lewisst will be at tii hoMrdav 1 cm now en The tinanca ct rment for the jrother, Dornie, is betterBarry Simpuon visitel inester day Cheri Schmidts daddy caught WANTED Plasterinpj houses MAKES75 and up everyand repair jobs Pincimey 106F2 full or pert time Take ordersI j tor Americas largest sealing, nub FOR SALBZemth Radio, Vacu1 ionally advertised LIQUld Fffi, um Cleaner guis tap shoes,sizt T1LZKH No investment Wn1 UV2 jenone uar2 Finckney NaChurs iiant hood Oompcmy 22ft Me St, Marion Qbsoester day Cheri Schmidts daddy caught ii WANTED50 to 100 ydfi oi rott pheasants and 3 rabbits vhile hunt orse manHr IeveryPinckiey school in this issue show a receiois ro C29150 and rosnriiurs 01 Z 23T Clayr xl Miiier, supi got S700 a yr Bi Knecv S348 LeliaMonks S293 Jessie Creer3 294 ing She showed us 2 pheasant leathers We all had a good time Saturdaynighttricks or treating, and got our sacks fall too We enjoyd our Halloween partyat school and would like to thank the committees for planning such anice party We especially want to thank JoanEichman and her decorating com mittee for the Interesting decorationsDavid Shir ey and his committee for games, Judy Reynolds committeeMonks S and John e Grecrlr T13050nd Joh yReuben Wriaht has sine to work, qor3 tofarm on Hctnkerd Rd,Narth Lake I The A Davis Clothina Com fcurned last week A son, Basil I pany of Dexter has a halt paceMl lived HieTe I adv in ths ssue jr manureKe, 12138 Detroit FOR 3ALUAJLC negistero Gexman SheprU one year oldFOR SALFuel Oil Heater, 0j Phone tfinckney 177 F2i crftot6 room size 3a0Q 7 mPhone 155F27Urt AmPurettfed JiiacK iup and also Purebred Berkshire1tioars and Ciiiis, top quality anabloodlines Laurence SoberFOit AiCrosley iriGidcar iiqrator Price reasonable i6 iiast Main St, Pincicney 7 p mTOR SALBune 3006 12 quaqi pumpgun and a giuaio couch Lucius J Day id, phone 4fiFOR SAL2 iuernsev caws, has had lirst calf, 1 second botn bred or will tradevery ,for our lovely cupcakesckneysQU ELECTRIC SUPPLIESname oi Hex color , Land wnite Susan Letieiit TQR SALliWhie nock OaWc CaF5, Pincicriey s Mre liampeiSAJSOU space heater, a h2U 4over3 noad, Pincicneysize with blower, 1 s7iXGKAVLU wushevib6F2 Pincicney Band anu giuex qiadod or mawANfilNew and usea ed, also proed roud graveLCar Saleaman, part time wor j D i, GIAEL COiPANY 4 miles west of howell at 4950Mason Road Puone Hovreil984 I 2 01 FowloTve 38PF11Car Saleaman, part umexperienoe not essential WnteBox 191 BrightonTAVTO PABoldlnq Supplies Auto Pts Automotive Glass Sbld andInstalled1018 East Grand BlVerPhone 151 Howeli, MichiganFOR1FfssitMarket TricesCourteous Service Zenith 12Vz cabgood condition,TectrkTclecmw Geo Van Skiver 1121 Mowers Road 20th, 5 100maod warm,furnished or tmfuKijshts Ideal ryoung oottpls r smalKiamfiy Childwelcome, reasonable Mowers, PIANO LESSON3Classicoi or Popul L A BEATT1ERush Lake Phone 1S7F13 Pinckney, MichiganCW EN W rOWLEB J S C rot Specialist Chiropodls216 W GUiiver TolpliouOffice 7S181 ByRes 71003 Mon MffMANDELLS SAW LAWN MOWER S 11524 Rlvetbank UmHLLAND LAK HgSSL SHOPfoker,PecehentasandHard Farmers Feed Supply Co 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 November 04, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 04, 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 1953-11-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c039fd9ee2c936010ab382827643e056.pdf 3c99eada703782078a041d7c1755be88 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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IfrtSlWBMBBWWBffPBtlf JIT 5rfrt if , i jj1 1 T , jjT j 1 ifr v TTvrP17 MIRRMl d M I Wednesday 11, 1953rt IDrivers knusttraffic facilitiesMore roads, mor policemen are losspay mereaw O High School Athletics FOOTBALL NEWS ij 1inckrey, with i men sidelined by urus did not after much oppoM ti to Stockbiidpe, who romped tomore j a to 0 victory Ken Matteson, jJAuto production ed nearly 7 millionbuilt last year and cber will be built ihis876 cars were licciLt This imposes a tenthe highways which kept pacfe with heThe gas consumeJhafe increased from to 733 last year IV have increased ,There are 46 percevdents and 17 pj deathsHighway Com, i250 million are iethe highways up toare now only 295 we aand Christ CampbellvITC1 all on the injured list Stockbridge has won 7 games and riel uton Iiapids, a class B team, scored first forun on a ve yaid plunge Push con verted, Bill Fouty scored on a line jJume and Bob Hutson on a 2dari run West took a pass for thirtra point Stockbridge scored arKty on a poor center passPincruy has not had a winningtifim since Bob Amburpeys timeUoCih i lien they amassed a 7 and 1 record, i cent, i s veur they have won 3 and lost Thi play Adrian St Marys FriioCTaccie yput beat this team and if theuui finish with a 4 and 4 record Churches Gakbolie ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fr Albert Schmitt PastorSunday MassesSummer, Schedule 830, 8,00900, 1000, 1130,Winder Schedue 800 cmd 1000Novena Devotions Friday evening 730 P m,ConiossionsFriday aiter Novenna Demotions Saturday 730 to 900 P mSunday Befor 800 Man Items of Interests ensile ttfturchCalvary Mennonite Church Hv fc Stacki100 ereo ny 2road patrol duty, needed Money io lincinc 1bridge may soon bas the money maket easier Sraits traffic w cent higher this yearand tthe income LcpeTtnt, due to a isprice of ferry tickets,The hiqhway prjno short term scluiio,years before the goal DELICIOUSTHANKSGIVING MEALSAmy Alden in The AmericanWeekly with this Sundays Nov 15 issue of Detroit SundayTimes presents menues arid re ceipts for three delighul Ynanko eie FOOTUALL SCORESen i g WorsiSunday SchoolYoung Peoples MMCottag Flkfe 79pttag Fellowship StftfcNoithviJle 20, Brighton 6 DPxtor Wecbpsday fctQ roy 19 Milford 20, South Lym John Beachy, India xnissonary , Jmton 25, Manchester 7 IT, ,n infill oruM, uu J r 7 Howell, r, , ,, WVJI i speak both morning and hvtovIe Ann Arbor 14 Jack evening and show slides of In i J Samp 2n rv,Qio 10 T J mi AJnC aine 20 Chelsea 13 Lindiup8, n oJ, Milan 7 Flat Rock 28, ROOM ilas Vt Flat Rock 39, University 0 60th, iiVCKNEW A LEAGUE gAil are invited DEER II INTERS LKAVEThe arnuil tiek n he Pinckneydeer hunters to the n woods starts this week The folljwinj we arcinformed are RoinDon Swarthout, Min Albert Dinkel and wife and Gerakl, Hale CliffMiller, Merlin Amburiy, Jerry Gardner, Lovells Lynn Heudce, Lloyd Hen dee, Rex Hendee, Orvillt Smith, GooMeabon and i sons to lowlls DaleMiller, Ted Gray, Ltwiston L JSwarthout and sons, Claude Swarthout and Clare Swarthnut and sons, Lpvells Cliff VanHorn, Willurd Wilt,,flowlett Bios, Danker Bros, Loy SfcCleer, Cunan Vr H Meyer andsons, MioWilmont Plummer, Erdley VanSickle, Luczerne Fiiday Hnines, LovellsRoy Reason, St Louis Murray Da,upper peninsula Albert Shirley, Leonard Lee, Lloyd VanBlaircum,Earl Ward, Lovells Dr Ray Duffyand Gerald Reason, JohannesburgKINGS DAUGHTERS Mrs Kirk Sims of Pearl St, washostess to the Pinckney Kings Daugh ters last Thursday afternoon me tailorana OhioS6H00L NEWSGRADES 1 and 2 NEWS Linda Rhodes visited 1KM1 aunt Viv jian in Toledo on Saturday Dick Kleins Aunt Dot and UncleFred and family from Ypsilanti, visited them SundaySharon Courdway and her familyvisited her landmothtT and other ielativcs in Canada all last week, iPat and Mike Tesnier visited theirgrandmnlhiT, near Ypslanti They Jstayed overnight Sunday they visited Lher Aunt Aud pey and Uncle Marknear Willis Mondar Jiobert Daifow brought ,his pet brown rabbit to school I WaYS WOUid Michael Harden wen to Brighton , Sunday to visit his brother, Roer, at meiber ot his own pally uuvthe hospital Roger had his appendix P0, ers advised him to operation Friday I flold 1 back a V6 This is nowMr and Mrs Beachy visited their regarded as a mistaka ior Ike intwin daughters, Lois and Lucille at f118 montilS Ot greatest popularGoshen College, Goshen, Indiana, this , ll mv3nt have gotten kis proweek end j gram accepted During the yearlarm pnev went down and unFIRST GRADE NEWS eploymeni creased Ther I were a nuuiher of sidelights ofRtcky Bloxora showed us hii moneyquests were Schlitz BeerL Vans Motor Salesj Dinkels Plumbing11 Reads Lumber civet Eeez0 Detroit Die Set 7 IOOF No 10iS Leo Ewers9 Hockeys ServiceFarm Bureau12 Steves Tree Trimmers W2724198 i KVi 12y30 members and 3 presentMrs Brandon White, prea,, gavea detailed report of the State Convention held at Mt Clemens Planawere made for the Christmas partyto be held at the home of Mrs ViolaRead Dec 3, when members willQgiving dinners Chose menu n Jam Hlh 3 Games SohliLz, 2704 Iyour family will enjoy most or , s 2510 Re 2557combine dishes trctnmenus Look for threeingj menus in I he Weekly withTines Qongregational CburchGuast MinixtavRev Pennell j Morning Wdip 1O4S JLM bring gifts for the Sanat0HurnTftur Night Prayer MftrtagAOt County Infirmarywr e mch Mva Geo Rosch and Mrs MilWeci Choir practise 730 pm He Elliott were cohostesses in servj Thursday Laidies Aid at church in delicious refreshmentsCit 2 p m At the O, E S meeting Utt PriA HeartV Welcume to All day Mrs Mae Daller was ven aur prise birthfitfy greetings aad beautiful birthday cake made by Mrstrl Dinkel toear muffs a new hat withjo and finished lat InDearborn Qrville Hubbardfrom clce ntf3tt elected anoAercouncilI Gbwdi Snow IMarilyn Singer has new pltirl shirtPat Plummer went to Howell on iSaturday Bbm tw wit of woman to Mrs,children, She i a car salesladyTheDetroit Tram high 1 game Sehlitziacrw icaus 922 Marathon, 912fimciccrn, Ird High 3 Ganies l 0i SurdovSchooI J Jones, 605 J Inddayr4oPINCKNEY DEERAll who shoot deer At 212 East Main KRev Keithide GIL Sunday vVorship llJQQ Am If H WiinayLr pundav Youth Group 7 00 PLs, 243 R Hurtubisr i STANLEY MEISENBERfTin iZFE8638 eohe theied , ccon NV here last weekMeisenberg, 4, had CudX his home at Long Beach,He was a graduate olsity of MichiganP ensemrotion dept can examin,deei 78 dleer tot year and mucn taionnation obtained theinAWi AL CHICKEN SUPPER Th Ldi Aidwero examined Ihv LatJi,,s Aid of the Pinclw1 r1 icatiwml church will iim, Mulligan Michigan Mar cvkcn clinncr at the Pin HARVEY HOLMES v rvf hf Satuvd vThe body ol Harvey H line, hvery fg at 500 pn,54 of Jackson, was brouont hefor burial last Wecnca Kcfinjrvived by his vii, I Ruth Dunbar of Pine c Harvey and aajh , The funeral was ot L I, Montgomery Funercl xJackson WednesdayIAMES BAKER rnest Powell, lecturer Pinkne v t theFriday 78 to VlvADILLARev Michigan 4 weeks ago and called atthe home of ye editor Burial was inLong Beach,MARRIED SATURDAYa m f Miss Faye Pres, rauqhior ri1130 am1 WiUiam Press oi linckcv wasCasdy Lake Choir of 35 married Saturday niqh at Stvoices will sing Nov 15 at 800 Johns Lutheran Church in Northfield to Lcruis Kinaiiiia, Rev, Alfred Walther offiGiaiinq Theywere attended by Batrice Press, Billy Singer showed his flew wii itoy called Sinky It can walk down,strairs Le Alleson has a new toy car ,Piiiy Morgan has a now shirt amiJudy Reynolds is xoin to Marari h use for dinner tonight Joy Hiinkcis daddy sht a phoasant r Rose Mark Vcddcr has a new shiftncnw sweater Vre have 8 people absent today,Man, nf u have oldWt are mukinju a ifianksyivinychart called Things we art Thank fu fr1 ,Some of us are making i mural Viyni Hause who u in Mrsh m biouht a toad fn iuin Tfumk you, Waynep m Years Aft Tfct soidiets aranumeat whichhas fcxd on the courthousequar in Ann Arbor for 40years will be ioved to Faioat, Qenietery to mak rom for thenew courthouse These monu, ments were all the rage in th period following th Spanishwar and Dexter, Howell, Stockbridge and many other caaunun ltti f Noted, thevn Most of lihemwere placed in public park Thepurchase price was raised bysubscription Monroe erected a statue to General George Custer,placing it at theix mjain foui com ers President TaiF dedicated Itand Mrs Custer wai presentLater it was deemed a traffic hazard and moved to a park in the outskirts oi the city Thismade Mrs Cuater angry andshe never visited Monroe again Sentiment has cranged and the present day veterans memorials moctiy athletic fieldBorn to Willis Tupper and wife t k dhisW16108 Ms yeS Barn to Willis TuppeCmpanv VVjfnLjYiters Mrs John Tanner Beulah Weller of Fowlerville wasr, , ihome in Andercn His wife, Mad, ,last Suryivinq io aMrs Ptearl LaBlac c1 by a previous rnfuneral was at t,eFuneral Home Satur, Ing Rev Ezra BeachBurial was in n CemeteryLast week a go1caught cllve near TcThere birds were usc dent times to hum vvil A duckbanded in Recently shot necr MaCiihnamoii bears crseen, in the upper rThey are common in west27 Michigan coumi150,000 as their cre cc ia forest receipts for firacr cu Geobic got the most r7,000 Famers who wan V VTPplantengs under th fact should apply to If r otvLast year Michiq took 31i000 buck deer Th btr is expected to be 25 xess this year but m reand does will be shotA project is underway tc20,000 acres nera Saqi awUdlile shooting It will Shkrwasse Flat scored four,iu Munay, Kennedy after catchtimes, Kennedy 3 Reason once ing a 50 yard pass from Reason Henderson Stcck Comnany will be at the opera house yi k starting Nov 11 Differ ent shows nightly, swept brought here for burial MondayThe Dispatch printed the Gregory Cook Book last week for the Baptist Ladies AidThe new postoffice was heldup Icr iolrick last week We cer bridshe election Hoover was electedpresident Vandenberg, U S senator Grant Hudson, congress rcei, Cjjoiic Person, senatorGxiit, representative Sweeney, prosecutor Wimbles sheriff Haqmai, clerk Burden, treas, Bush, register The suit of Day Bird vs HarryTxhirik over cm auto deal was held in the town hall Saturdaybefore Justice Frost Aiter an all day session it was settled, Mrrrin Maricn of Detroit hasbought the Peter Kelly tarm of, Tsny Mvich Tlie Conql church took in 85 at their roast pork dinner cmnfir miss the Mclntyrei While putting up articles atMethodist Fair 4ast week MrsMADavis fell from a chair and injfarde her back Mr and Mrs , Chris Brogancelebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Nov 1 Cards andgames were enjoyed and a luncheon served Will Rochesang, 1 Have Grown So UsedTo You, Mrs Will Ledwidge in behalf of the guests presentedMr and Mrs Brogan with two fine rockers The Young Ladies Guild metwith Kittie Grieve Tuesday To1pic, The Iiguor Trcdifc, The Youna Mens Club is sponsoring the opera house Nov 17,night Us 25c and 15c, ,, I me zoung building at Howell Marion Reason is ill wi ,,, where Dr RG, Sigler has his Ppid fever,n I dental office caught fire Sunday1 Mrs, Hattie Fisher died of JTB but his eguipment was littledamaged Wayne Carr and Cecil Hendee dayspent the week end in Detroit Florence Andrews was ill lastwith George Hornshaw and did, week and her school, the Cadythe town was closedM T Kelly is wearing a Born to Charles White cmdbewn derbv in honor of All wife Nov It a daughter tWilliam Press and MrsLonard Barrett, aunt of thj nde A reception was held atithe Dexter town hail The coup will live at Whitmore LakeHENRY HARTHenry Hart died suddenly inDetroit Sunday He has had 3oattacfe at Lakeland Surviving are his wife and a sen Henry jrin the service ih Gcmany Thefuneral was in Detroit today Mr and Mrs Olin Robnsri atended Mrs Hart held office inthe Grand Assembly of RainbowGirls Anie Me Maiken had a birthday1Sit, Nov 7thtin Biclin had a biilliduy on Vn Xov 3th jDonna Kvsdeday, uinjithi rinij Uudas 1 I t icousin jtin in ,THIRD ,R E Ann Mcnkt andHMfindavLIBRARY NEWS NCTV 1521 is Book Week Geta book from the Library to read St Marys Altar Society hascontributed ife Is Worth Uvinlj by Bishop Fulton Sheen Amystery story by Lanram, ThqDeath of a Corinthanbp ConglYoung Ladies Auxiliary,The White Shrine lum house Nov 17 jS5rt Get reMTVotton s o l Mrs thehomeo f he r p tt SPECIA L NOTICEJ Novembe r illrn sis ,Cnmi Hali aJoann e H o orr ha s a nn v jacljt Mifha TjiuiirJn n wa s in An n Ar bo r Saturday Ronni e JIaines tn m ca t ra n awa yfro m hi m an d a bi blac k do g cam eo hi s hL i Freddi e fruddo r wen t t o Detroi tt o hi s cuusin s birthda y part y Sa tujday Kath y fJustafwon s grandparent shav e jus t returne d ijr, m Sweden Th ycam e t o se e Kath y Sunda y an d We wonde r if Michiga n is no toverdoin g th o rac e trac k projec twher e gianblln g is legal Suc htrack s no w operat e a t Livonia ,Haze l Par k an d Northvili a inWayn e count y an d in Jaokaon W e rea d a grou p of promotor ahav e take n a n optio n o n 188 o f lan d in Warre n townshi p inMacom b count y fo r a rac e traoJc Thls i is the scone land wher e I troi t trie d u buil d a n airpor t an d ,, n wer e blocke d b y th e peopleth etr shor t reason rcfcetrack s brin g rev 1 enu e t o a community Airport sd o noto rHambur g townsM rto 1 t o rene w th e Ee 4granahcrid eDespit e bi g com m r HABDWAREMichiat mSmith I t i s th e onl y jon e i n tow nTh e Dexte r Leader Mrs Claud e Kenned y ente r Wlcxirri Pmith Leot a Reason ,Gardner , lea n Clinton ,About 5 0 iriend s surprise d Mr an d Mrs Dav e Smith , wh o ar et o Stockbridge , a t thei rhom e Saturda y night The y wer egive n a rockin g chair ,wit hsluafe pafii t smear d o n t h er s Bett y Car r an d Barbar a ABK Trac y Tripp , a forme r residen tVd 1 enbrenne r Saturda y i n hono r o t die d a t Washingto n Saturckff , , r he r daughter , Helens 6t h birth Almo n Farrington , 8 0 die d a tiTSSeisbnSrodpd dcr U ho e i n Marij n Nov Vmo f Snt h Tvr leave s a son , Prank , an d a Uviigtton lodg eCalenda rNorembe r 28 E A Deore eDec 1 Electio n o f Officers cdrbo n monoxid e pcnsonjirg Monday IWJ,VC 3 u awn , A i uiMW WIIW MBuzzar d wn s operaie a daughter Mrs Georg e Bland hospital , An n Arbor , Plainfiel d I s buildin a a Maco abe e haH SPECIAL NOTIC Erou r Avo n Product s Cal lFlahe r 152F1 JTh e To m Clar k kamil v o f An niAibo r calle d o n Mrs Margare tCttar k an d Hnil y Sunday The Fulle r Theatr e a t Kalama zo o is bein g tor n down Thi stheatr e wa s aroun d 10 0 year sol d an d in its heyda y wa s visi te d b y th e Drews Barryxnorea ,Wynn s an d othe r famou s mem ber s o f th e threatrica l world O lat e year s it has bee n a mcrvi ehouse I t is impossibl e fo r th epeopl e o f oda y t o envisio n the entertainmen t worl d o f 5 0 year sbrough t he r a sweate r fro m Sweden ag o befor e th e adven t o f th ePatt y SuKffit t ha s a ne w sno w sui t j movie s an d radi o whe n ever yan d tiat j cit y cm d villag e ha d it s oper aLarf y Utle y ha t th e eas t remove d house Th e bi g companie s pla yfro m bi s arm H e ha s a new hat e d th e cities Edwi n Boot h i scr dJoh n Hdbw i had his anjd e xrmyw ted d to hov e playe d Yplant iSaturday Man y smal l companie s towfcc W e ar keeping hflrit chart s fo r th e Tillages Som e like teth e x t fou r weeks Maud e Henderson , Hun t AO Lart y Beac h ha tte w HOM Miller, Whitney , Idea l Entertai nw V W e ou r airpla y picture o n e n cm d ShcBTp8tee ccan e nearl yth e bulleti n boar d am i a f or enret y yea r en d kne w eyenrott echart s t o go with o r wut in townThe aiOTie e speile d tkei rMr Hajna brough t th e schoo l torn docj m andjhe radio compete dplast s t o enjo y durin g th e vinter , W e ar e learnin g t o rea d a 4 vrrit ownnber s large r tha n t huvdred W e ar e trying to macte f A tet o froo m rule s etmpile d b y ek e rttie eclass Wedaesda y wil l b tptttmvi it, Th e BeH e Boreu t sit Ita lOwnpani ewitehe d to tents an dcontinue d fo r a few years long Vmm mardkm tm Burin Worl d Wa r I fcfeer WUM tttend incarnat eo f al l evil Len t wee k th e ncfto ndi d homacr e to Quee n Fredrtdco ro f Greec e wh o I s hi s d UWe ar e goin g t o uk e hom e th e wer kw e hav e don e tki i period FOURT H GRAD E NEW S O n Friday , w e wen t o n schoo l bu sNo 3 to th e museu m a 4 Michiga nStat e Colleg e a t Eas t Lansing ,Mr Drew , a studen t wh o is wofk 1 Sunda y cruest s A th e Walte rin g o n hi s master s degree , talke d Jkxr k homt MaynCDr d Cktkt o u s abou t reptiles and wif e o f Memaheete t calle dAfte r th e tal k w e sa w al l th e thing Thurtday in th e museum Trctnas Bonne r ctn dW e at e lunc h o n th e bus Th e gjr j unl def a t Bi g Bcff ,t Wedneedoy 1L 1953I HotELECTRICCLOTHESDRYERI STANDARD JINSTALLATIONS WIRED WITHOUT CHARGE Norman Kaiser of Unadllia,bull dozer operator, was knockled unconscious last Dexter Theaterweek and Wed Thur FrU Sat, Nov 1112 13, 14suffered a fractured skull whena tree he was pulling UP hit himon the head Mr and Mrs Walter BarbourCLois Lavey havte purchased a lot at Sttocbkridge and will build Comedy Ioona home on it i Adm adults 85c, children 35cLast week we stated MrsHel Tax Includedlen Monks Berry had accepted 3 Dimension 3DEVILS QANYON to Dexter TheatreNew Wide Magnuscopic wiflt PTftornrT VisionGreatest Efclertainmnt Miracle oi the Ages since TaUdng Re tares Fri ani Sat Uv 1314y pa position as house mother at a E d Id Sunday, Monday, Nov 15, 169 M 2East Lansing dormitopy Instead SUXL Mat 230 p, m, coatit is on Capitol Ave Lasinq en4 DRYER DAYS A Look for thit Electric Dr r DaysBynibol J ,LC dcskrdisplaying ih sunnyblue and gold soul is adryer specialist Seehim today a Catholic domitaryThe Stockbridge high schoolfootball team which has won allgames but one which it tied, was given a banquet Mondaynight at the Methodist churchDon Grow, Kalamazoo Colleqeaoach , was speaker ,vMr Eva Lucas is the newworftfy matron of Fowlervillei OES Chapter,f Stf Johns Lutheran Church ofI Fowlerville had a mortgaqeburning ceremony Nov 8Last week Gav G, MermenWilliams and Judge Salmon of Lansing hunted pheasants on the Salmon farm near Howell Jack Darrow and wife of WestMarion, sperit the week end atLakeview,Charles Bowen, 89, a residentof Emilys Convalescent Home,dropped dead on the street therelast week He leaves 4 sons, Howell went over their goal of,E00 in the Community ChestDrive They gat 8,164 On Monday, October 26 Mrand Mrs Frank Shields andWalter McQullan attended thefuneral of Rev Fr McQuillan, oformer Pinckney pastor at Jack iTHE SWORD AND THE ROSETechnicolorStarringRichard Todd Glynis Johns AlsoWalt Disneysm technicoim TAKE ME TO TOWNColor BTechnko r Starring Ann Sheri an and Sterling Hay denChapter No 6Junkie urns ofAfricaSport L CartoonsLate Show Friday me 13thTHE MAGNETIC MONSTER , , County PressLike Mark Twains Rev McQuill ans death was much exaqerated It was his brother, Ray, who diedThe Chelsea high school bandhas new uniforms for its 48members, The bord issue tor new rhcolat Chslssa was approved 429 to89 The mvmq of the BrightonArqus ios oeeri delayed as the owner oi buildina where theare rreuses to lei them rcmea windov to aet their machienry outiful New 1puts you ad niDrivings Pleasure Again With New PowerFlife Transmission, New FullTime Power The New 170 HP Fire Dome V8 Engine ON DISPLAY NOWlrttMionffrHng Now Theetr thtf puts youfcd in trafficbuM tti oaptbleRarrying out uddn ttdi swiftly and safely at all The ntw 154 DeSoto AutowtthPowerFlltel, Nw PowrflH Trann1ilon Fuilytutomttleno clutchsmooth andiUent opcrationl Permits getaway and iplitseconcl response matched by ioother Entirely eliminates the oldtimelutch pushing and gear shifting New 170 H P Fire Domt V8Stepped up horsepower for Americasmost efficient engine means even greater acceleration and power reservethun the record Fire Dome engine of the past Its economical, tooNw FullTim Power Stringl Easiest, safest steering known Wheelsrespond faster, all hard work of turning and parking is eliminated Makes cisy as dialing a plione Power Brakes,too Assure quick, safestops with half of the lisualpedal pressure No jamming down no stretch all strain gonelPlus New Insercble Style I Long lowbody, massive new bumpers and grille , and completely new interior withsolidcolor mouldings, decorator matched fabrics, exquisite newcOntrastingcolor instrument panel Comein and inspect a Fire Dome V8 or Powcrmas,er SL DE SOTO Puts You Ahead it Drive It I Youll Love ItVANS PXNCDIEY145EAfIMABf ITEIIn OROUCHO MARX weekly en RADIO and TELEVISION NBC ond Medallion Theatre on TaEVfSION CBS Tues,Wed,Thur Nov 17 18, 19Edward G Robinson, PailletteVICE SQUADNovelty CartoonOoxningThe All American, TheGolden Blade Shew Siatfs, p M ijectsSun, lcn me N 151617THE GREAT SIOl X LVRISING Color By TechnicolorStarring Jeff Chandler and Faith DuiucrueNtvs Travel ttiuz Short CartoonilieatertTHE STAND AT APACHE RIVERtechnicolor Friday, Sa lux day, Nov 13, 14rouble F Wed, Thurs Nov 1819Double FeatureNORTHERN tATROLStarring Krby Lrant andChinook Tnc Wonder DogTHE HITCHHIKER Edmond OBrienand Frank LovejoyLatest News CartoonStephen McIIolly, Julia Adams Coming The Farmer iakes Awife AiHD SKOOT FIRSTJoe rrcCrea, Evelyn Keyes cartoon,Sun,, Mon, Tu el I TORCri I Stand at Apache RiverComing Dec 4567 From Here ToEternitySylvan TheaterCrawford, Miehrv1 and Gig YoungFeaturetee North oi tiieinSEA DEVILSi withHock Thursday, Friday, Nor If 14A QUEEN IS CROWNED tn ifectdncolorCcrnaton ot Queen F11Th AlsoTARZAN AND THE SHE DEVILSat to lues Nov 14,15, 16 17 4 Days 4FROM HJt Tu ETERNITYYvonne Le Carlo Novelty New CaitoonYour Harvest Furds arj invie Piotecled and InsuredTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HoweiL Buri Lancaster, Deborah Korr,shrank Sin a tit Donna Reed and Montgomery GaitAdm Adults 80c, Children 35cYveu, Thiir Nov 18 19 COUNT THE HOURSA drama starringMacdonald Carey Tersa Wrighf Cartoon and SportComing Take the rfigh GroundA11 e Brothers Were Valientuder lederai Supervision A Flint hunter, John ferumley,m was mired up to hi waist in aMember Federal DeposLt lnsur marsh JOJ Qwosso the firstCoporanon Ail Deposits lnsur cry He was saved by anotherid Up to SI0000 ior Each Depos aunter, David Ade, who ud a o rope and boat L u HI B I ft uWATtRIi ,otOf MICHIGANlo to CountyioaMICHiGANLivingstoni iuuer oi tnt EstateMay iioKar Deceased oSbr 11Oni9S3 Sald COW1 heW eI b ci rtuatt November 9, 1953resent fKnoracie hirain Rmith, Judge ofNiNotice is uereby Givi a, That aiirediLoro ot said dscecsea aie re mto present thei clcams in IJJ JIJr tL u S ManS ander cath to said fHy Given, rbato,n, an to serve , copy tiiorec 1 SCdd defeaupon Stanley Dinkel of Pinck to Pf690 aeyMichiqan,iidicaary of said es, ff m writrnq and under oath ul be hoard ana tne heiis a SSP11 J1 av of sad ae,sed be detent, 7, MiCS fiduua5y fmined by said Court at the nd that such doomProbate Court Janaary 5 1364, Whl b9 heard and the heirsat ten A M li Jxaejed That Notice at law of said deceased be determined by said Court at theof be qiven by publication of a e piice January 12, t, ,on 19,4 at ten A 1 he i en bv publication oi lor three weks con ori vioja tascdddayof LJ I makneyDUpatcb, w, ii to AC iJV htarina in he Pinckitov i1 patch, a newspaper, printed nr ircni tel in said countvand that iheT roov f th notr ypfMicierv cause creceipt demanded, n least four irn och kon party in iafir I wn adcxeai bywzic r rrv1 return receip,teenTl4days prior te such hear Semandfld at least fourteen tkry or by personal iervice at icr to ch hedrina or bvleast live W Jvm prior to such jerson et Ifxist five 51 earinq i rrior hj ei jvhartlioCram P Smith I Hiram H SmithJudt d PtobateA tni opy Tudae of PToJxite true copyCeieUo Parshodl I JelevUa Parshaii,I RecrtJterVSoil Fertilit y fteede d fo r Bumpe r Cro ps , Extr a Profit s andlo w Bushe l Cost1Hig h yielding , full y develope d ea r go t wel l balance d fee do f nitrogen , phosphat e an d potas h fertilizer 2Unfinishe dnubbi n lacke d sufficien t nitrogen 3Phosphatestarve d ear 4Chaffy , undermature d ea r neede d potash AKIN G mone y growin g cor n thes e day s depend so n ho w man y bushel s pe r acr e,vo u get Hig h yield s mea nhig h profits Lov yield s mea nlo w profit s o r possibl e loss Th e mai n ke y t o hig h yield si s hig h soi l fertility Agronomist s recentl y report i d tha t fixed productio n cost sa n an y cor n field, high o r lo wyielding , average d 316 6 pe racre Tha t wa s tru e o n fields yieldin g 4 8 bushel s pe r acr e an d o n fields averagin g 10 6bushel s pe r acre Suc h cost st includ e plowing , planting , cul tivation , interest , depreciatio no n building s an d machiner yan d othe r expenses Th e cos t o f th e seed , ferti lizer , pickin g an d interes tneede d t o mak e 4 8 bushel s pe racr e booste d th e tota l cos t t o42ida n averag e o f 8 8 cent s r bushel Wit h cor n a t 15 0 pt bushe l th e 4 8 bushel s gav ea gros s retur n o f 7 2 an d a ne tprofi t o f 295 2 pe r acre Bu t t o mak e 10 6 bushel s pe ras e th e variabl e cost s aver age d 4458 , includin g 847 4spen t fo r fertilizer Thi s boost ,e d th e tota l cos t t o 762 4 pe r acre, bu t th e cos t pe r bushe ldroppe d t o 7 7 cents Th e gros sretur n increase d t o 15 9 whic hlef t th e farme r wit h a ne t profi to f 8276 Thi s wa s nearl y thre etime s th e profi t pe r acr e fro mth e 48bushe l yield Th e us e o f fertilize r mean tth e differenc e i n profits Othe r vita l factor s affectin gyiel d ar e goo d tilt h an d S structure , drainag e an d a stal kpopulatio n sufficien t t o mak eus e o f al l th e nutrient s avail abl e i n th e soil I f th e soi l can no t provid e th e nutrient s i nbalance d supply , the y can beadde d i n th e for m o f commer cia l fertilize r carryin g nitro gen , phosphat e an d potash Yield s o f 10 0 an d mor e bush el s pe r acr e ar e possibl e eve ni n sever e drouths , whe n tn ecro p i s wel l fertilize d an d ha sa larg e enoug h stal k population Tha t wa s demonstrate d b yagronomist s i n droirthstrioks nMissour i las t year Count yagent s throughou t th e stat e re porte d tha t farmer s wh oreache d th e 100bushe l cor ngoal , fertilize d o n th e basi s o fsoi l test s an d plante d thei r cor na t th e prope r rate SF EL SLAM ABDULLAHThe Imamate of Yemen is an axutentKingdom in the southwest part of the peninsula between Asir and the BrlNfbprotectorate of Aden in ArEfc With aaapproximate area of 75,000 square milesand a population of 3,500,000 inhabitants, Yemen grows coffee and grain in feeplateau of El Jebel, the most fertile part of Arabia Its export are coffee, grain, hides and charcoal Its capital It Sna, anold walled city with eight gates Yemen was admitted to heUnited Nations on 30 September 1947, and it was representedat the Second Session of theUN, General Assembly byPrince Seif El Islam Abdullah Its flag has a red backgroundwith five white stars and d white scimitar in the centerDairy Feeding Costs W, Profits Boosted With High Quality, fertilized PastureMrtUittd pasture addi quick pounds to beef catt EN caa out their cost of 100 pounds of total dicostt to the bone gestible nutrients from pasfutl use of well ture runs about 75 cents MMMU, nigh quality rftsture To get cost cutting highand havraceordmfi to the Mid yields and top quality hay and3t Wtat Soil Improvement pasture, three main steps areCotftmitte needed 1A soil well stockedDairy cattle will product be with plant nutrients 2Thetwsen 70 and 80 per cent of use of well adapted mixturestheir total milk capacity on of legumes and grasses andpasture and hay Beef cattle 3Good grazing managementwill gain wIl on a ration that Pastures can be built up andis 75 to 85 per ctnt rough maintained at high producing4ft Shetp will do well on 80 levels when a balanced ferti t 90 per ctnt roughage lizer is regularly added Le tAnd tat tdtal digestible nu gume stands will produce attrltsts front high producing top levels only when they arer Surt art some of the chtap well supplied with phosphateata ft product Tht and potaX0 28 fire bumtd 125Michigan lostAndre lovcn and Betty Unateachers took th bus tear last r week uiroucrb the Antrim one ikk c Pensonaliii s Central Assemblya inq the hundxads of autoae, back from th north with jicuses on thorn tha noni apt to observe the him e BJiooanq the deer out of as and soon there willi aiepumen have studied problem for yearsDeer nd production dependae xood supply If there is enough iooa winter starvta a Even the deer thai iiv are stunted ana iwaucma the deer herd ibu only answerThe best muskeUunge in Michiiqan are taken from Lake StClcarelt is also famous for pike, perch and bassears ago it was consideredthe only thinq to do with swamp iCLid was to drain it and turn ito workable land Now conser vatioii men are not so sure Toomuch drainage cuts wild lifesiocic and coupled with landClearing and timber cuttinqturn large creas into dust bowlsFlooding projects are on inMichigan to bnnq back same of tiie iosi swomp area which isneeessary wild life production cad so far Michigan has completed 29 flooding projects ana55 impoundments have beenGood duck hunting was reported in southern Michigon the first day but not so good in northernMichigan where the foliage washeavier Grouse hunting we toso Few reported getting tan woodcock or snipe There warewere 4 hunting accdanta thatfirst day, 2 at Pte Mouille marshes and 2 in the upper penin sufa 836 birds were shot at PteMouille, 282 black duck, 212 blue, 200 mallards and 82 coot5 arrest wera xnad for viola inxrr TT aqain wamec ii, Ji ncf fires A cigarette sad many a million art , 10 crri for criwiaions in AUQ1 were iornoider bo icr a bear and K d season ha jCiher this yec L was cold an snov fell Th isus shenved c ise of 30 percentJ 3d over 25 acreRapidsOttawa t reported thei hunting, IV2 birds Th3 Thumb distric I, wth one bird perr, There were 2 deaths and uinL the first day 78 vie arrests were made,Plant Food Gut BackPoor Economy When Farm Prices DeclineJUTTING down fertilizer usevj when prices of farm productsdrop is tbe worst type of economy a fanner can make, says P EMcNall, University of Wisconsin agricultural economistSna lemkgh farm prices should4ref fl per tnt ani prices of ferttUsfjr skeal4 stay the satne, MeIftii ft, the average farmerwttfi m took 1M to increased r Important figures at meetings of the United Na Spaak, Belgium, political and securityttons General Assembly in Paris are the sessions, 2 Her nan Santa Cruz, Chile, ecomresident and chairman of its six main commit tee 3 Charles Malik, Lebanon, tea, who are shown above, where the real work manitarun committee 4 Nasito done In the center is Dr Herbert V Evatt, Iran, trusteeship committee CAustralian Minister of External Af ae As 1nadi, sidininUtnitive n iblv President Others are n r ri and U IIIDIIU T Big Number Is Lucky Hm for Girl RefugeeTwelveyearold Dace Epermanis holding flowers, left picture gets a special sendoff at Bretnerhaven, Germany, when records of the UN International Refugee Organization IRO dlsclosti that she was the 150,000th displaced person to be admitted to the USA under its DP law, Hctmother and father, leaving an IRO camp with Dace for their new home, stand with her m froolof the sign At right, Dace is shown aboard an IROchartered ship just after she first taw the towering buildings of New York Iare numbers of refugees from European lands have alseItseived new homes in Israel, Australia Me vnitcd Kingdom, Canada, France, Argentina and BrasJTodays Lesson The Lnnetl Nqtinns and How H WAddixg plant food vU irato drillcrop value for each 1 he spent forplant foodTests at state agricultural colleges and experience on Midwestern farms have shown that at pres ent prices, farmers can expect toet a return of S for each 1 inoated in fertiliser cActually, agronomists at B4id n agricultural college and iment statlene are advising,ert to increaee rather than cut their use t ferttliiet Tbete nn report that heavy ftr lieiton are tb mosts a farmer can makevtnity of Missouri ejsrecc report that in one teit, ES ci com land produced 1Mshell per acre, when 1,100 pounds nitrogen, phosphate and potashfertilizer was plowed down beforeplanting and a complete starter fartilizer was addd at planting time One of the first of hundreds of ichools throughout York, near VS Headquarters Athe world which art adding studios of the United that All UN, Member Countriet enNutioni, its Charter and its activists to their addition of similar courses to theircourses is the high school at Ortat Ntok, Ntw gnins was adopted by the Genera VjfV tx 1L 1119OUR DEMOCRACY by MatGROWING PAINSHAS ANrffcRJCA HAD SO MANy CHILDREN OR SO MANV PEOPLE ASTOPW SO WE Ae EXPERIENCINGCCKTAIJSGROWIMG PAJN5J SUCH AS THE NEEP FOR MOfcE ANP BETTER PLANNING FO RETI CEMENT, TO DO SOMETHING A80UTWHAT WE ARE APT TO FOSET ISTUAT7HE5E GROWING PMS HOLD PROMISE FORTHE FUTUPE IN THE EXPERIENCEOF A SELFPELIANT OLPER GMERATION AND THE C7VNAMIC 0lE OF AN ONCOMING70 CA FORWARP N THE WAVS OP OUR PBHunter Viclim of Own GunThere will be no more hunt in for Ralph Cartwright this arThe first shot from his gun wis is a 1, ari scored a damaging hitCarelessness or accidpntai No or i nv imwovcr Mr Cartwright was known as a careful hunlcr v lifiSlself, and his family, before the sonn , r, wun a lomen Accident special Hunters Policy TIKTU are two gterm plans available Before you go hunting, see your Ajent,GALE HENNDEElocal Agent 35F12om where I sit jfy Joe SfherifPsPulls a Votetalking with our newlyUeted Sheriff Williams the thr day He told me about a fei low who stopped by hig place late ana night just before election HeaffJ a knock at the doorAt ttld Pellow I never saw bettor ToM m his car went dead Idown the road and would I givejnim a shove My boy, Flip, and I went out to his car with him all set to push when heips oi the starter and theiotor tarns overf Well, FHp and I Just stoodt there when the fellow leans out the window end says, Jestwanted to make sure youre theright man to vote for1From where I sit, the fellowwhos quick to lend a hand makesany community a better one Batyou dont have to ran for offica to prove youre a good neighborOne way I know is just to have alittle regard for the other fellowWhether your neighbor likes beer or buttermilk, dyat try to ptuh1 n to your choice Just give him ir vote of confidenceCopyright, i3, United Stelu Mftwers FoundaticOnly you conPREVENT FOREST FIRES Please Check Your DexterFor New Telephone Numbers Starting Sunday Dexters new telephone numbers willconsist of the central office name HA mil ton and five numeralsYou can speed your own calls toDexter starting Sunday morning,Nov 15 by giving the operator the complete new number such as Dexter,HAmilton 68199MICHIGAN BELLTELEPHONE COMPANY TlPHONl DIRtCTi Refreshing asthe first snowfallin a Michigan woods ja sparkling glass MICHIGAN BREWED BEE xMichigan BAltes Brewing CoPeifer Brewing C an Orewers Association350 Madisoa Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganFrnkenmuth Brewing Co Gubel Brewing Co fSebewaing Brewing Co gStroh Brewery Co54 Plymouth BelvedereLack of fertilizer causedthin, spindly growth in centerrowHeres how it works in corn,according to research statistics The first 40 bushels of corn per acre go to cover cost of production most anywhere inthe Middle West Averageyields of about 50 bushels givea bare 10 bushels for profitBut when the use of fertilizerboosts yields by 3Q bushels ormore, these extra bushelsmean t high profit and a low cost i r wiww Twy iiiMir dttfiiaThe Belvedere fourdoor sedan is one of eleven beautiful body typti is tht 1914Plymouth line All models are longer than their predecMors tad all are avajjaM wiyi Plymoutbr new fulltime power steering and with ItyDrive a noshift cottbihatioaVANS MOTOR SALES IUS 1MB MAM MONK NU, 1953DispatchBntmd as 2nd Gam Matter cci PuatolBo Act of Marah 8 1877150 DT VtGenFLOWERS FOR ALL OOGASIONS fromWINKELHAUS fLCBAl GOPhone 204 Rev Beachy and family spentSaturday with their daughters and Litflle at Goshen fellLederachc and John Zookof Ann Arbor spoke at the Mennointe Church last Sunday, The RevBeachy family attended the 51st anniversary oi theFirst Mexinanite Chuich pi For I Wayne, Ind, Rev Beacjhy yas a speaker jLowell Byler and wife, JohnLederach and John Zaok were Sunday dinner quests at theTed Davis home, Buck Lake Dr Charles Hodder and iamilyi Omar Gcss and family Detrot and Frank Raidy and family of Bellville called at the Lester McAfee home Sunday Mrs Lester McAiee was i ,oi4 Friday Mr, and Mrs, James Kniqht,and daughter of Detroit calledon Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Read wereSunday guests at the Herbert Peters home in Battle Creek The Charles Eiseles and WilI bur Eiseles ai Fowlerville called , on Mis Emma Vollmer over thei week end James Whitley and wiie, MaxReynolds and wite and WalterMiller and wife went to Detroit Sunday and saw the RobeI Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent i Wednesday at the Fritz Wyiie home, Ollie Silvassey and wife ot Brooklyn called at the Andrew Nesbitt home SundayMr and MrsFred Read entertcrined their children ana qiauachildren for dinner MondayMrs Edna Spears and JCJHSheldon spent Sunday at the Arthur Krych home at the MichState San , ,The Cy AtLee family of laa, win spfent the week end at the, Mesdames Ralph Hall, JoaWayne AtLee homeiBasydlo and Lester McAfee at1 Geoarge Meabon ana wietended a 4H leaders meeting called Sunday at the William at Howell Wednesday Marshall home in Stockbruq Myrw HwgliePlumbing Heatinglompiete Lin 3 Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERDrygoodtShoes COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SELL WE NSTALLWE1075 EAST M38 Phone 183F2CO ADont Wait Any Longer You Viil Soon Need h Also a Complete titock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND GALL 2681 DEXTERHowellFor Prompt Dead Stock RemovalGULL DARLING Mrs Louis Covle was aSu and Mrs Bud VanNoimday dinner guest at the Char aUended a dinner gybonneau home and Saturday Qt e Warren Valley OourLXVEva Melvin , b T hisMrs Louis Coyle and Mrs law Rupert Garner, isFannie Cavanauqh were m j maBter , rr, ,Dexter Friday e Keith Bradfcurys o un Mesdames Mary Baughn ana tj Virginia Clark were in Deiron Vn and wife Of Willow Fridav , Village spent wee end at thei Clifford VanHorn and wife Tom Ware homeI spent the week end at tne Fioya Brandon White and JohnJwPeeksI k endin Grand LedqeRichard Cox ol Cai warewere home m CampAtterbury, Ind, Sunday,d Mrs, Francis Shehan S, HoeTVSERVT I Year Service Warranty on All Mw lele visions SoldiHitter J V Service WEBSTER ST, J HOURSDaily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 lo 8 jFhcra Howell 705J2 The C W Hooker family, Mrs ievfsiinqMrsMary Hoff tennie Shankland and Mrs Florence Covert of Ann Arbor called at the J H looker home Sunday JVli and Mrs A D, Canute of Muskeqon called at the Roy Diilingham home Sunday ft Mr and Mrs Jchn Boyer call ed at the Aria Jcluish home inV Byron Thursday and on Mrs J Ella Walsh of Webser Saturday Albert Dinkel and wiie attend ed the Presbyterian turkey dinner and Kiwanis minstrel show at Linden Saturday night W F Close was in berthMrs Mable chafer entertainthe OES past matrons MondayCohostesses were Mrs Sadie Read and Mrs Alta Meyer Mr and Mrs Edward Parker,left for Florida Monday withthelr new house trailer Mr and Mrs Albert DinkrtMrs Mable Dinkel and Mrs EGLER USES HEAT THATSLmma uinkel attended the funeral of Harvey Holmes at Jack son Wednesday The Lee Lavey family spentat the Hairy Lavey home in vo1 Mrs Albena Close MrsLottieTHE HowelL tnich Established 1B5 lncorporctiA Ccckinq Aco J anoe, We buy irnurice tect us an ur ioved OJloss oi life and aCM theft, windstorm, and B Mrf and Mrs HaroHMrsSwartbout anddinner THBS of Mr and ,n Weddiqe in Ann Arbor lasisdnesdcMerwinVihthan once It is loss or thett It ii ycurpof your ex help indOpen ayoarBob GraViom of vhas served nn th cirboard II yeenrrhus a catificate ot honor MGKtUMIOR28 Styles to Choose FromLet xn gv you a FREE demonstration ofraw Velvet work ihoei tpcLaUdesigned U tfv ou dayIons oooxofliTook at tfeeltt atureii vvttMt ii CUIMM lnnirtil ArifeSup peril T Neoprtm MlRuliting SSIM, HiiUt GroCArk SliflRiJijtant 8olM, Httitl Steel SWToit Rugged Hpmhljli, ElkTnnid Lutheflt Wldthj OVER YOUR FLOORSrURNACI HEAT No eosttPMS or gi to Instill or dtan Howard Read has a house about comfetrtid iw H1ATMAKIR8UARANTEEPSOKEIIO,JOHN DEERE H5OV6OUv fotmrTRACTOR1 Today, theres a fiuttr, etder, betterway to firmthe Joha Deoe lirepower way I Theres livelier, aon Uttfa powerIn a John Peere 50 or a60,M thftoks to Duplex Carburedoa tnd other matched er ,ine advancements uter,easier woik on PTO jobt with ft newlive power shaft that cms clutchingand shitting, that practically ftTftclogging , and smoother, easiereverready implement control withlnc hydraulic PowrTroL Theres lot more to the 50 and 60 and wo have full information at oar startStop in tomorrow and learn all aboutthe 50 and Wthe liveliest tractors in the heavyduty 2aad5piow, field drove arofcnd the campus We saw theducks on Grand River and a beautiful ring neck pheasantWe all had a grand timeWe are all anxicus to get our report cards on WednesdayFourth graders not absent or latefor Rhool in the first nine weeks are Carolyn Cosgray, Gerald Darrow, Edward Guy, Bunny Hinchey, PatriciaHollister, Jamela Kitchen, RichardKrahn, Denise Mowers, Brenda andLeonard Slayden and Kaye WylieFIFTH GRADE NEWS Mrs Miller brought white oilclothfor our science table to make it moiattractiveWe made birthday cards for Butt,Jean Salyer They are very originalOur Social studies unit Lochs mtila nice display on our bulletin boarSpelling is a lot lnui IJI uuinit in the new colorful wayPresident Eisenhowers pic Lure ismiling at us whiie we work A good writing sampaign has started in our room and we are all doiuour bestScrapbooks for our sick friends anarelatives are under way CORNfCThe Pinckney SanitariumRay M Otsffy, M D Pinckicy, MichiganDaily 1100 A L to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P M Cr ETtEV, ,an Ave J 311 AppointmentILAVEY HAPHWAFIGirls andYoung Women STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the oi LivinastonIn tha flTcrfier of tiQ ZJames fudge Deceaj At a session of saia Cou November 7, 1953Present, HonorableSmith, Judge oi te SIXTH GRADE NEWSSome of our movies are finishedWe started them last Friday We have Mrs Clark this afternoonand we wiil have her tomorrow whL Mrs Tasch is helping some of the older students on their speechesWe have just about finished ourUnit on Sea Life We arc almost done with our puppets Some of the children in our roommade charts FridayWe are going to start units onEarly Life and Thanksgiving PhoneCity, lwiko Llot YOU i avm Propertyav With Meli i J HogtaPlumbing and RepairingLicensed Maotev PlumberPhone 188F21075 East M86, PinckaeyFUNERAL HOMEDon G SwarHmrt DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePhenes 30 aria 3, PinckneyyiPhone1 iv j,u i, v Lkney, Mich SERVICEi IJLJReiio en 6Specialtyersonaii NOW fTAlTT IMMEDiAT m9 Notice iB Hereby Given, TnatKA 2k Ww tfMM mi creditors of said deceased ww W are required to peaut thev i claim in writing and unaer oatif Wot Neoeee, to said Court and to serve a me Voioe and copy thereof upon Don W VunWinkle of Howell, iiichiu,v T ,,You cm fiduciary oi said estateandYou Learn You Will re guch claims will be heard, anaft, Two Monthsan d cease d b e determine d b y LO Cour t a t th e Probat e Ozeic e lanuar y 12 19 5 iH is OrdeiedTha t not i e t,, o f b e aive n b y puhucatu n ocop v hereo f fo r ihra e vsk t ecutivei y previou s t o v6 rof hearina in the P w , to bo served upon och krpartv in interosi address by re7iscrei mmi turn receipt demanded, at fourteen 14 days nrinr to Mrsjoe Griffith and daughtersSharon and Mrs Joan MattesonUouy speht Sunday at the Don Griffith White and family oi Ho home at Mt, Pleasant eU He works f W H MeyerTwo cottages on the north side Rev, and Mrs Ray Backus ciof Base Lake, belonging to Cliff 1 Chelsea Mrs Ann Ghiideaih ot crd Sanderson and Bruno Sim Huron, George, Fred and olicci,Dertoit were destroyed by jClella Fish were at the Herbert,lire last Wednesday and 2 oth Atto home in Jfcntningnam rn iiers ot M Augustus and Dr day,Corner Faust damaged Boat Iuane Gulick of Lul,houses and boats also burned, taanied ias week Caih Pinckney and Dexter fare depts j olic Cllapel at Forbes Air FiGlQjKansas to Barbara Ct 435FGCi S B i ke Road Q Reickhoft, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhojie 358 Residence MLUoyi Hentiss Livestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161FMrioger J GarrComplete Insurance CovPhone 43 Pinckney,MemorialsPrices You Can Afford To Pr jVJilford, MichiganMilord Granite WoitiReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake PrJrtRf Business OpportunitUlList Your Property WiKfc MiGerald ReasonBroker 209 NorthPinckney, Mich heow More during thie First Year thic it Your Chance to Get Val Trakiing and Good Pay the Same Time Plus Recrulary Scheduled Increases Steady nployment Opportunity To Paid Vacation, PleasOtto Other Bell System t Delay VisitAUTSfMill COMPAHT hearing, ox by persor least fve 15 dayto such ecrrinaHiratt Hkjj Judge true cooy Parhal1 al cof Probate WANTilD CoPicking,newon Plant 4,i yv educe Farnt Profits i NCHING pennies on sood mo fertilert anvThd t tlirf t th et SO r acre1 O f ,nfvll is , irre V ut lm prices MI13 the MidlivcCiit Cii icr u ho port irvs oh rr iS chcrnr oi profits j irt uult m v, LIcstrcnt ot Topeka, Kansas Mrs L McKinley is spending a month with her dauqhter,Mrs Charles Laiieaur of Color ado bpriais, ColoradoThos NVurphy and wile spenthe weeis end at the James Mur um CUouirLi nacsio,1 i Tp vacuWANTED Plasteringand repair j obs Pinckner M106F2MAKC75 and up every wlte ruil or part time Take effdm for Americas largest selling, nrtlionally advertised UQUId FERT1LZER No investment WlttNaChurs Plant Food225 M St Marion,lGJ yds ci leeci Kc,phy home in Detroit,rCuandfo cpreatr tr and the jshel oi jciuced3i to inj athe JO J n i v jenAce FOh bb rcrnThe Tea Gray family were Sun Pnoneday guests ar, the Dale Miner home in Motion Al Nesbitt and wife of Deroi called at the Jesse henry A large crowd heard the CJvoice Ccooidv Lake chcr sinqat the Uongl, churcn Sunday night They appear soon on tho, Little Wheel of Fortune TV pro gram, New York City,Paul O StraWiieaKer brotherof Mrs Esther Campbell unaer LOl went an operation at Blodgett the JHospital, Grand Rapids Thurs brown day JMrs Beulah Martin is visitingthe Jay Brigham family in Grass J Lake , Car sMrs Eleanor LedwidSqe enter xpwtained her card club Tuesday , 2 Ross Hinchey was taken lc tthe Pontiac hospital last wesk, Weldy Walter Reason left for Hoiiy, Autonwod, Calii today , Leo Lavey and Kenz Murphy 1018 ECEwere in Dearborn Monday r The Roy Reason family spent Sunday in St Lduis fUf , Shirley Hosier of Milan ana etw, Russell Clark and family were MetricHarold Gallup and family, SkiverFarmington caled on the Murray F0R RKennedy family Sunday yer ai Roger Cant and wife and BobCarr returned from Syracuse, N L U K OilHeater, S Shtrd one year ottlPhone Pinckney 177Poi 1 On SALEtutne 3CMJ5 riiie, one 12 guage pWBi ya aud a studio coughJ Doyle, phomefed Berkshire1iLaurence Sober 1,75 Dvn ,ir4 u Guernseyncs had hist call, 1IJ botn bred or will trade for1B5 ,v Coon Lakei FOR SAiWuite nock ens MrsMowers noad,JUS any ovv and Used, cvt iMo workJ aeiiLal Write 15 PAlifS cuIIcs Aito Parts4v3Gss fcld andListedCraiiJi RivorPhon 151 v L, Michigan tTV Zenith HV2 cab ttALECiUAVKL,,sand and gravel gradeded, also procestod D I GRAVEL4 miles west of Howell atMason Road Phone 984 I 2 or FowleryiSe 1PIANO Classical or Poi L A BEA1,Rush Lake Phone 1I9F10 Plndmey, MyCWEN W FOWLEB 0L 1 Cfoot Specialist 216 W GUUver B,rs RoadO cozv and fu,rjsC MANDELLS SAW01 iy0UTo C0l,rlc fiV MANDELLS SAWished Ideal for LAWN MOWERr n family Child VM Reason spent week end with friends in DeneatsFruit 1ket Iw Courteota iffBLAI Messrs Merlin AniburgepiMwtin Ritter, Howard Read endwibess attended rhe LionsColts iootball game in Detroit Sunday Masdames Stanley Dinkelahd H Brinker were in Ann Ar bor Thursday , Mrs Kate Battle ot Howell andMr and Mrs Glen Vaidteurariof Byron called on Mrs Emma Dinkel last week Tse VanBeur ans have gone lo YumaArizona Kenneth Tyre and wife of AnnArbor spent Sunday at the nayBurns home , Jack Young and wife and3ud Omklin and wife attended the Jolly 18 meeting at the homoof Mrs Lois Lavey Barbour inStockbkricfcre SaturdayFrank Aberdeen and wifewere in Birmngham Saturday,Ollie Wilson of Detroit calledat the Joe Griffith home Satur Lansing State Journal carrled an item to the effect that Dr Ray Sigler 70,blind had beentaken out in the country bycouple of Lansing tavern friendsand robbed ot his pensionmoney, He came to Pinckneywithout funds Saturday and was taken to th county infirmary, Farmers Feed Supply 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 November 11, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 11, 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 1953-11-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/86b26ff2b467407cf2e1e7703f67e126.pdf 2fbb898dbe5c58c5a82b4fbb18ecf0e6 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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Pinckneyispa MIRROR tlOHIQANThe THg PINCKNEY P ftday, November 18,19553j High School Athletics1, oi stateyear t i94 MichKDcesJees and license saes irorathe operation oi autoes and trucksjh qas tax last year was91,963 license plate sales 10,250,000 sales and used tax9480GJ0 title s an d transfer s1,500,000 operator s an d chcru fmn licens s 2,000,000 Mcs t o thes e fund s ea r earmarke d ior jihighwa y conductio n an d repair FOOTBALL NEW SPinckne y ha d a walkawa y wit hCatholi c Centra l o f Adria n her e o nSaturda y scorin g a t wil l an d winnin g4 1 t o 0 Thi s give s Pinckne y a 5won , 4 los t record The y won 2 leagu egames , finishin g wit h a 2 los t an d 2won recor d an d 3 nonleagu e games Thei r victorie s wer e ove r Byron , De Witt , Adrian , Mancheste r an d Hart lan d an d thei r losse s t o Fowler , Sout hLyon , Dexte r an d Stockbridge Dic kDarrow , Bo b Meabon , Dav e Haines ,Ke n Matteson , Dave Nash , Harol dRady , Ervi n Gree n an d Junio r Henry ,i d h iTh e statewid e conference on seniors Pye d thei r las t gam e fo rntfite r sport s i s calle d fo r De c Pinckne y o n Friday Bil l Rowel l1 5 a t Gaylor d b v Governo r score d 2 touchdown s fo r Pinckney , on eWilliams Pro i Pau l Boxrwell , hea d o fOowtmunicatLon s Skil l a t Michi ga n Stat e ha s bee n name d th ebtat e chairma n o f th e Marc h o iDime s campaign Th equot a i s 2,000,000 , th e nation sfe 79,00,000 26000C a wil l b ouse d t o mak e th e ne w poli o va ccin e an d ste p u p th e progra mo i administerin g qam a globlin Th o campaig n i s i n Januar ywit h Januar y 29 , th e dat e fo r the president s ball Thousand s o fworker s wil l mak e a hous e t ohous e canvass Despit e larcast s t o th e contrar yther e ar e apparentl y th e sam edumbe r o f dee r hunter s i n th efcield his year Th e lineu p a t th eferrie s a t th e Strait s o f Mackina afftda y wer e 7 mile s lon g a ton e tim e wit h wait s o f 4 to 6hours Thi s traffi c ja m wil l add Impetu s t o th e agitatio n lo r abridg e ove r th e straits I t i s ad mitte d th e dee r distributio n thi syea r I s uneve n du e to the an ytieer seaso n las t yea r whe n to oman y dee r wer e kille d i n som e no t iU on a 70 yar d run Dic k Darro wscore d o n a 5 0 yar d pas s pla y an dHaine s o n a 7 0 yd run Pinckne yals o got 2 point s o n a safety Th e Adria n tea m is a combine d on emad e u p o f St Mary s an d Cathoii cState s Central The y hav e siz e bu t ar e notto o wel l verse d in the fundamentals W e understan d thei r faile d t o wi n agam e thi s year ChurchesCatholi c Churc hS t Mary s Catholi c Chinc hPinckney Michiga nRev Fr Alber t Schmit t Prr vSunda y Masse sSummer , Schedule 630 , 8 UQ9QP , 1000 , 1130 , Items o f Interes t No 4 7SCHOO L HEW S iThFIRST GRAD ETmnLf n huntin g I CherieDsrrowhusMwcosftaad ilaquamo n Falls , upper pu e Jo y Brinde r t H u s he r jnoth jHocke y Swarthou t a n d wif eand Ra y Sulhva u ii i Frida y fo rfvell s io hun i aeer Th eNoven a Devotion sFrida y evenin g 73 0 p in Confession s Frida y afte r Novenn a Devotions Ka r arrower an d dadd y wen t iee r hunting Her Igrandmother 1 is stayin g wit h Jo y and he r brothers , an d SISUMB house committe e o n JnActivitie s go t frlas t week whenForme r presiden titRonni e Courdwa y ha s a new tablet j 1an Suprem e Cour ty ate r Novenn a Dev oSaluxlda y 73 0 t o 90 0 p m Sunda y Beior 80 0 Mass y oq sk e t o hun t deer Frida y an dh d FdManoonii e iihurc hCalvar y Mennonit e Churc h Bu i baugh n an d Frida y Hone s fo r Lovells Curti s an d Wolto n Chamber lai n hunte d dee r a t StJiele ni th e week endf M I Hinch y wit h Bo b an d , , , gun and holster jOk i an a Giaud e Swartou t Ronnie Robbi e Rook e ha s a ne w shir t cas e o f Dexterfywarthou t an d Charle s Baker pant s Clar e Mille r an d so n an dol a Hem y iei i fo r Douglas passenge r plane uornmunis 1 aharua hBarr y Simpso n wcji t t o Detroi t yes cleare d oi tlri 3 with th eJimm y CanUal l showe d u s hi s to y 1948 l i is chajoe d h died inwa s aterday Th e ca r doo r slamme d o n hi s finjr er s an d bruise d the m quit e badly Rev , Er a Peachy fasto t f Mary Sab u o f Mila n ar e huntin qS , 9up i Worshi pSchoo lSundayYouzi g People s MeeD a 73 0u 9m M mm Fellowshi pWalter Esch I c er nea r Marguette The y wer e9 hour s crossin g th e Stroits VV H Meye r wit h Bo b Egeie rWm Lam b ar e huntin a nea r Kenneth Gar r ha s a ne w cowbo ybelt Alle n Steffa n ha s som e ne w shoes Harol d av m ha s ne w mitten s and pi ,a ne w hat 80 UFOOTBAL L SCORE SClarencevill e 32 , Brighto n 6 Howel l21 , Eato n Rapid s 13 St Thoma s 13 ,Universit y 13 Morenc i 18, Hudso n13 Gras s Lak e 19 , Napolea n 0 Lan sin g St Mary a 13 , Resurrectio n 12 Mos t hig h schoo l team s finishe di thei r schedule s th e Guest Ministe rRE V J M McLUCA SSh iJSunda y Schoo iVOIC E O F DEMOCRAC Y CONTES T j 0 SUTCh Prayer130 A M ,104 5 faustigu e wer e Mr Meyer si na s bough t 2 0 acre s o f land jlber t Dinke l an d wif e ar e spendin g th e week ae th e Ke wI cabi n a t Mio W , F Clos e is huntin q dee r a ti Gayloid Albert a is at th e Dinke lhom e thi s week Loui s Waqone r jn, Wayn edee r huntin g in th e Porc uMonday , Novembe r 23 , 1953, in th ePinckne y Hig h Schoo l Auditorium , th ewinner , Lesli e Green , an d th e si xfinalist s wil l rea d thei r speeches Everyon e is invited Th e progra m jstart s at80 0 pm Mrs Davis , th e 10t h an d 12t h grau eBnglis h teacher , wil l presen t award san d prize s t o th e win m pine Mountains MT J t Arnol d Beokle r sho t a dee r o nWed Choi r practis e 73 0 pm Ender s far m an d To m Steel t o nThursda y Laiaie s Ai d a t churc n th e w , H Meye r farm Lloy dyA Heart y Welcum t o AI L e w y yHendee Harol d Henr y an d Fr ihday Haine s sho t the m wood s in th e honor th e suoean a a s contrar yto th e constitution Bryne s sai d1 governo r o f a sovereiq ncoul d no t b e supeaned , , was n o preceden t fo rRos e Mari e Vedder s dadd y wen t On recor d T t if the y de dee r hunting Sh e hope s h e wil l get e t o jtal k t o hi m to com eSout h a deer Chri e Schmidt t ha s Hom ene w re d mitten s an d suspend Jud y Reynolii s showe d u s he r to yanimal s ni o fro m balloons Sh ego t the m a t th e foo d fai r in Detroit Barbar a Ginn t se w a bunn y today Pe i r y Morga n ha s o n ne w pantK Barbar a Ludwi g sa w a stra y cat Conni e Kaise i had compan yterday Clarkpointe d to at r president , e xo r suprem e cour tbee nshoe s an d belt Marily nhas a new para k eJud y Sehroede r ha a ne w skirtan d chai r un d Franklina on them Pierc e fo r runnin gwhil e oo n hors eSGran t fo r speed wel l a tea m o f horses I hJoh n Eichma n shewe d u s tw o i j abot h case th e warrents wer eihTh e al l participants t h At 21 2 Eas t Mai n Stree tRev Keit h stones On e is shape d lik o a squar e ancelled and neither mr everand one is shaped like a crescent, brought to trial President Eisen hower said Truman shdd notSECOND BA NEW SoT ublS fanaww VX SZ test was held November 12, 1hunters to kill off deer Rwffrtn n ha TnUiltoeaftonal nunirs io KU TJTSongeeted areas but to it ML w would cause a bia protest otnland MrVernon Lapps of the Speech theMLdeer hunters OOIWERVATION NOTESMore dead deer have beenfound wh ate poisonius plants IflfrV produced 52 percenthg Xffloaer iogs cut last yearMap books of the counties areavailable from the conser j yeaar WeL dept , best of luckMonthoD 550000 people conservation nlms last Department of the Univcv iy iMichigan, were judges County contest will be held November 19, 1953 at the High S Auditorium, Pinckney, with the wirners from the different scl ii Livingston County participating Lucille Beachy of Pinckney HighSchool was our County winner lat Leslie Green thoSunday vVorehip 1100 A MYouth Group 7 00 P,MMeeting 700 PM Louis Shehan homeextend a Ohusuan Weiccmoio veryor,eii Chiquitas brother burned both fnft makinEarl KimbcJily and wile of when he jumped in a pile of aahe j hir re spent Sunday at George Cologne picked applet at hij grandmothers farm They wet ninr nGene1 Shehan and children oil d on the back porch, but a rat found his examinationChaiman Veldetee add heGene SeAnn Arbor spent Sunday a, lhth,n an,, ha, delciou n,idniKhtI f Loui3 Shehan home llt I a8Rev Ycoith, itoU a Oi1000 acres of Michiqan We saw an article that amuses uslast week In Indiana a woman wasappointed by the governor, or elc fftarsMrs S E, VanHorn oi HowellMrs Cliffor VanHornMrs Dolly Bauqhn ana soiare stayinq with her mother thisweek whila Bill is deer huntinaMesdames Alberta CloseHel en Miller and Francis Robinson attended a reception Sat at ther JLC Aiiple given by the Rainbow Gilrs for theOES grand worthy matronon of Fowlervilie Hemy Barzyk of Detroit spentoi drowning her small Sunday at the Albert oi insanity has been Dinkel j Satuday He also school clothesVsttEaTlonds and woods were j took it on herself to dig out the ComI sentlo he kua asylum for the Mrs Anna Tasch of Ann Ar D Putnamn daddy had a S bv fires kt week when f munist books in the state library1 fjnunal isane n box spent Saturday at the Bob flngLr jnJul1 n the shopMroci bv nres kat week when, w rt fiS nies broke out All are under Guess what she come up with One lhe aeer huniers have leu ior Tasch homeSntrol although some are still,was the story of Robinhood He was I the north W H Meyer hag fitted Mrs Mae Mez of Howell wajrJIkLg a Communist, she claims, bec he up living quarters on his truck a Sunday quest at the Lee Lav4H NEWSThe HahdyHamrner Clubmas organized at their rooms below the town hall Nov 5 with la Communist, she claims, bec he up living quarters on1 took from the rich and gave to me , zmd with Rev Esic, Ross Read, ey home,I poor, a Ctmmunist doctrine SUP aio Norman Reason Wirt Hendee Ona Campbell and wife spent wants all books relating to Wirt Hendee Ona Campbell and wiie spentg Q, Orville Smith, Jay Smith, John I the wti end at Lansinq anddestroyed because she says that Quak Roberts and Mark Farrell will Nashville, honcrinq the seconders are pacifists and will hunt at Hilllmcmr birijhday of Linda Lentz4aMV iollowin offiipexsiPresident, John Burg jr Vice PresidentjcryRoot SecretaryTreasurer, BillyMarshall Meabon They meetvery Thursday at 645 run at the town halLSPECIAL MEETINGSpecial meetinq of PinckneyChapter OES 145 on FridayNov 20 at 8 pjmto woric 6 initiations lifared arms this allowing the Communist The Pinckney Boy Scouts have A group from the Peoplesto take over the country No, lot, reorganized with Dan VanSlam Church attended services at thelnif1 fcts Inth,e lrsi pI,acci brook as scot master f Church of God Sunday niqhtoorLICENSESkWO, 19, South Ly Harvey, 16 Sou to,WWSiW , 23 Marion, Mat toiv Weaver,22LansincrWilnamDoty, 18, Fowlervilie Juamtct Knapp, 17, Fowlervilie KeiiuDetwVlor, 18, Brighton, Joyc r 18 Brighton, the story of the Karl of Huntingtonwhose land was cenfiscated by King John, a tryant He became an out law As to the Quakers, BenjaminFranklin, and Herbert Hoover onweekEva Enguist wefe in DeoUTerritorial Road last SaturdayDorothy Lavey has anPinckney beat Ann Arbor Reerves there Friday in a tightgame 9 to 0 Gerald Kennedyuitrr as CommunistsLIBRARY NEWS New books at the library are oi Etiquette donat by Pinckney gvlclmprovef1 ASSXL and Barbary Piiatesby CS, Foster for boys 10 to 16 , ami xieruen noover were i 11 w1 both Quakers and one would hardh fored a touchdown and Walter Gravas kicked a held goal for 3points Lucien McCluskey who hadhis leg broken by a kick from ahorse is around on crutches Miss Elizabeth Spears entertained the senior class at her home Friday night Cass Clinton had his hand in taxed last week when it wasHall and wife at caught in the conveyor of a qraHospital Howell, gravel pit neat BrightonSunday an 88 1b son Kenneth I Miss Lucille Kennedy enterVili3 1 Tr i ttaine a numjjer tf friends atCharles Wnitehead and wife her home Thursday niqhtand Beatrice Lamborn of Greg , Matt Brady of Chilsan and to raPUXOW CASE PARTY Ory and Pvt, Jerry Henry of Ft White Shrine of Jerusalum owcase party atphone HowellQt reservationsUvtagston Udge I of Mr called at the JesseHenry hane SundayMr and Mrs Roy Dillingharn Mrs JWWilliams of StrawberryLake are patients at the Pinckney SanitariumThe high school debate with officejob with the Personal FinanceCompany of Ann ArborWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville called oi the AndrewCampbell family Sunday Bernie Bennett oi Lansnq callat the home of MrsEdna ReasorSrunday ,Mesdames Leonard Lee andAlbert Shirley spent Sunday atthe Doyle Templeton home in Keego Harbor Jerry Clark of Silver Lake andPan Driver and wife of Dexter called on Mrs Margaret Clarkcmd family Sunday Walter Clark and wife spentI week end in Tawas 1 rvjeon W1je of Flmton xvirs Mary Hoff SunarvMrs Edith Peck is vistinq herMSccdled on Mrs Anna Pacey a Stockbrldge aas been postponWhitmorfThursdayht The cause of the fire wasDi Heottan 6 InstallationOFFICIAL TRUTH ABOUT PLYING SAUCERSWhat en flying crucers Op tod Illustoni Men from Mars I Toy Stulle andGilded ttiMilw Soviet spies j troit spent Sunday atID ABMrioan Weekly with this Eichinan homfe, auadayft N6bftr 22 isu of Dr Harlo Sbehan Sunday Tim Capt, jadeson called at tne larigr epeded deputy to shehan home Thursdayol tonnatlon , U SJiovy te A Sr timethe act truth about flying saucers, about unknownIFowaerville, honoring her 89thbirthday Teusday t TOUT cottages at Robert Pike and wife spent Satburnea iown iasturday and Sunday at the Nelson Piloa home in Fort Wayne, Ind John Boyer cmd wife were Sunday guests at th Frank Boyer home in Ann Arbor Mrs June Hendee and chUcUen spent the week end at Holt Mrs Madeline Shehan of AnnArbor catted at the Wm Shehanhome Saturday ,Mrs Nellie Clark has returned,to Tord Hospital Detroit home SaturdayLarry Wilson wont toSaturday afterwreck commit was not classing Communist andwas certain he would hot know nqy injure his countryThe corn picker, a recent invention which does away wfifchand corn husking apparenHy requires Skilled operators Lastweek a man operating one wan killed when his clothinq gotcaught in the machinery DanCrippen of Briqhton had his armlinjured when he tried to pull some cloqged stalks out oi hispicker There hare also beenother injuries The trouble seems h be they work on the machwithout phtim off the powerThe old time corn shredder in its Many one armed men we knewa coat and saw a day claimed many victimslost their arms in these machinesSharon Gallup is proud of her nowtablet and pencilsJohn irant has a new red bikewhich was a birthday ift,Some HMtos drove over Judy Haineslawn Sunday nihtDon La Bules calf wait ocmv Monday He also has a new ahirtAnirella was a Sunday evening of Beverly BondywreckValerie sw aned Sunday evening near Mike Plummor saw n unakehasonnewMike Rennans aunt Barbara came Ikxv,Karen RowuHs mothor went to Mason Saturday and bought her a new paint bookTHIRD f,L LeRoy Porters baby brother vwtwo years old SundayJudy DaNow went to her auntSundayCamille Buda has new mittens and As uvanl there has been ashakeup in the manaqers of thebq jeaque base ball teamslimmie Dykes, released by PhU, delphia han been siqned by the new Baltimore team BeforeFriddy rudder went to DetroitSuniJay to sue his father who is sickin a hospital there, We are tflad thathis father is much better Ann Menke, Michael Tauriinen,Nancy Read, Joanne Bloxoni, DonnaHollister, and the Curts children hadrelatives visit them Sunday inq to Philadelphia Ird manenqed the Chicago White Sox Roqer Hornsby, released by Cincinnati has manaqed both StLouisearns and Pittsburq Buckie Harris at Washinqtc was there once bece and also at Detroitand New York Casey Stenqel manaqed both Brooklyn and theBoston Braves b re qoinq toWe are happy to have Billy Lijhtl New YorkThis c anqinq manaqback in our school ers is only a qestare I they doDonnie Wilson has a new coat and not have the plavers they dohatMichael Tauriainens, Judy Dairows, Louis Haydus, and MaryLee Aschenbrenners fathers have gonenorth deer hunting Patty SuRCtt hs KfU up northwith her grandparents She may beRone ffiV two weeksWe have made somepictures not have winning teamsfhe purchase d the WillowRun frrctrv by General Motorswh,chowns Ior 26 million nrry mean theend of Henry Kaiser in the autoworld He made n big success of ship buHins i World War IIbut did not mcrkt a success oPatty Suggitt brought some thin oto prnHuriin General Motmade by Indians to school j s purchase do a not please the Junior Red CroH last j A Lironia workersbTmrs therewhohitISMS aofte out of business and Ioe,Gentile wiU move his ioe cream F0URTH GBADE NEWg j gJLto parlor in the bldinq wh,ch to VWbw We have some very good book re, , ports by our boys and orirls pormea a citvhardi e attch General Mo, paid a0 hl J JISta BW Fitch and MrBMacke a ZnXm ttch pBaker and demghters of Ponuac m track of the book 0 jchool ax J wJI ,t Sunday with MrsGertrudeKndergarten News JP611 Jennie Devine has a new kitten nicks Denny Reynolds attended thei Don SwarthoutjrJood fedr in Detroit Elaine Darrow ras 2 new pupp home t Christine Clark 2 tamo we readgeese Several people brought libraryspent the books to hare with the room Weddigej Carolyn Cosjrray, Janice RonKaren Singer had allnow ethome, How rebuild theplantahd a new carLinda Chambers, Linda Dufon Linda VanBlaricum hadhirthdays this week Many have new snow suits inais stayHeiiiee reportTommy Huhman had a birthday j ion Kotohts The discV Tuesday He wajuten JMN old The boys and girls xnadt birthdayeaads for Mrs Campbell for W birth HayBerry of Pymouh were Thursdayivianv nave now guests of Mrs MaryHoffWe are mairing mural across Patrick DiUon of Howell was of the Thanksgivinq here hunting last week i Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck hcrvin our I bouqht the Wm Loll house onGibson E Unadilla and will mov BOOIVthe roomstory We have a new boyroom E UnadUlaI move there FIFTH GRADE NEWS Our spelling bee winner in thegroup sections were Osiol Miller and Karen Eichman The runners up were in MiAssert toxKrHoin gave htaftworlds areaiwt income Heert one Wtee or another IH by whom ho had 40 sosnrA 100 dauqhrs He rhad man Aan 4 at a time old onesGus Ksper and Suaa LaBcllc XF wereof tKbol chkrfsoosKTOorea This was a brWe lUrted fraction aid foundtheri interesting Cards wort madt again foi FranqiiVJ The Chelsea telephone exchanthe prefix Garoen the subecribers Dexter TheateruextuItCLOTH oil well on the HamKta near Cheleea is now down3200 im X Bobert Luce, tamer A pmgr at Prinhtoo has rguirTfKlthe duties oi pnsnikrnOi there , Brighan wl have specialChristmas street lighting and street decoraions this year NOT 17, 18, 16 Coming to Dexter Theatre SoonG ftnhfcnson Paulette Mew wide Magnascopic Screen with Panoramic VisionGreatest Bntortainment Mvode oi the Ages since Talking Pic tures VICE SQUADCwiedy Novelty CartoonWay Saturday, Nov 20, 21Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Rennie InSAILOR OF THE KING Friday Sanmiay Nov 20, SICOLUMN SOUTHBrighton he cancelled the Icontract of the McNaxnara Cooi Detroit to improve their millitepropertyAttorney Martin J Laban oBrighton has gone to IrelandMr and Mrs Winfield Lineformer Howeil residents are leav leaving soon to spend two years in France Johnny WeifllnulsrIn in TtcUaptar wKhAudio Muzpfif Joan EvansChap 7 Jungle Drums oi Africa CartoonMSUXL Bflon, Tues NovVALLEY OF HEAD HUNTERS , little Rasaals Maleand Female Technicolor ,New Model The Unified Industriesairplane parts ha cpened theirnew 28x5U factory at HoweliThey employ 11 peopleThe following volunteered andlet far military service MondayJames LePrad Greqory harry A,ckercnan Howeil DurwoodManninq Fdwlerville Adoiph Hertrick South Lyon Jack RiesFentcmThomas Boyle, 21, of Detroitwas convicted oi neqligent homi side in circuit court last weektn the death of 3 teen agers en June 8 lastT7e Bethel Methodist churchat Cohoctah was decated lastSundaySheriff GeLer and DeputyBasett have to Los Anqeles, California for Chas Schultis wanted for onlcvrfuliy drivingaway a carNorman Toppinq and wife ofStockbridge leave ior ilsidaabout November 21 Glenn Marshall and family ofGregory have gone to Longview, Texas where they will work 3months on the LeBourneys Boys Ranch beta going to Liberia,AfricaDexter has advertised for bidsor city hall and fire hall to bebuilt on the site of the old milll Long on or Mr and Mrs Sunday, Monday Nov 2Z 23Sun, Mat 230 p, m, cont Tony Curtis Lori Nelson bTHE ALL AMERICANNoveltyI THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE1Betty Gable Dab Robertson John CarrolNews Travel Quiz Short CartoonWed Thur Nov 252Walt DisneysTHE SWORD AND THE ROSE a technicalNt At aCo TuesdayWednesday,Nov 24 25Rock Hudson, Piper LaurieTHE GOLDEN BLADE as techxdeoinThurT Thanksgiving Day Nov 26Matinee 230 p m contRed Skelton Jean HagenHALF A HERO TROWLERSf OV EVERGLADESComedy Novelty Cartoon and NewsRichard Toad Glynis JohnsAlsoWalt Disneys True Life Adven tureComingWar Paint Take theHigh GroundLee TheaterftaieLefo ,5 2fc sai d195 3 October 13 Of f TH E FAMOU Sous e laundroma tA N ELECTRI C ShirleyAbsent Truste eOF PUBLI C HEARIN G ioui s Lon q ol Portag e Lck e an d, Loi s Lon g oi Pcrtag e Lak e an d , sta r Dexte r rug n schoo l loo t bail playe r ma y b e th e to p score r o i jth e iue K Q ha s mal e 2 3 touch down s an d score d 14 0 points Loc k MacAlpine , th e subdivi slor n develope d o n th e Huro n ii vyear s ag o an d whic h ha s bee ndorman t ha s bee n bough t b y aDetroi t syndicat e wh o wil l e l40 0 hom e sites ,Charle s Brow n so n o f M r an dMrs Curti s Bror r rh Ko iFlo rFriday Saturday , Nov 20 , 2 1fi Featur e 2Ton y Curti s Lor i Nelso ni nTH E AL L AMERICAN Als oCOLUM N SOUTH wit hAudi Murpby loa n Evan scartoo n C4slatXhe Scoutmaster Th eAl l America n AbbottXSotME oMee t Dr Jekyl l an d MrJiyd eDe c 45,6,7 , Fro m Her e t o Eternit ySylva n Tiute fChfilsea ,I Friday Saturday , NOT 20 , 2 1TAK E M E T O TOWN Colo r B y Technicolo rStarrin g An n Sherida nan d Sterlin g Ha y de nLates t New s Cartoonj g Pruden t DlnJ tg e ar k Ackle r an ds Kenned y CUnB L 4Swarthout CJiaton S3 Sun, Mon, Tuea Nov 22, 23 24Open 2 p mAll New HilcdtyTRANaS COVERS THE BIG TOWNWithDonald OConnorYvejfce Dugay Gene Lockhari Nancy Guild and FrondsFeatuetfie Spill for ThriLU News Sunday, Monday Nor 22 23Tiliil CREAT SIOUX UPRISING Color By TechnfeoferStarring Jeff ChmUr ana iaiihSun Shows 3, 5, 7,F23B HJftSKD IVINT DAYIke Introducitcm of the new model Laundry wfll award withClothe Dryer to the parents will award afor toWright immrm years supply of their famousAtttoaxrc, 7xM Use Slanting Front,Fully Automatic Faster DryinqIt ends heavy lifting, tiring hang tag all the hard work of line dry ing clothes and it driesyou want, drynew Hi low priced Its loadfeatures that make washornpleily automatic ahd Wed, Thur, Nov, 25 26Bing Crosby, Bob Hopsand an A Darot ly Lam curTechnicol ROAD TO BALIOsinedy Novoity Cartoon Wed, Thur,Thanksgiving SpecialBY THE UGHT OF THE SILVERY MOONtechnicolorMusical CoSMdyM airingDoris Day Gordon McRas and Leon AmesA Grand Picture for the FamilyComingAll Brothers Are Valiant Take the High Ground Easy toLove iwasohh aU that part of ColemcmMichigan, and Ruen who is a senior inthe U of M dental dept was off home over SundayCounty Btert Hooker has closed histhe Council dder mill at Pettyville 8,1953 Prof T JJGCTUI has stctrtec class in German at theBOW 1999 19995Now Installed at the depot untilai3Tatea noUce be given of uch pub1lwheannq by vubMg thTew a Be Sure If Its Westina houseV MVI ItO en tie IIS4 WEST1NGHOUSE LAUNDRYRichards Etactrlc institute i atBell Kennedy P L U M B I N t,WATER SYSTEMS Stanley DinkelHI WBt Grcnd tWr TATS BANI , mil t, MichiganTbmm urieh13U4 Qwdng JUopaint is insur js W buy insurance to prom am and accident, iuc idu end many oth many tines we arour motaey,06tmt is iasurft is protectc aqai4 oi your t ora perxncmeAl ordAcMtures and ei prB fiSfifeing the fam4 I gggou n4 I gggou n JV CIISTMA S GIFT S NO Wrcrr l Sal e o n 1 Pcir i M Soe s an d 21 4 Pcir s o fMen 3 als o 7 Jackets Price s Reduce d a Muc h a s 4 Las t t o Decembe r 31 ,lAdHAHNTT T M w f Knckny towit NOTIC E O F PUBLI C HEARIN GNotic e i s hereb y qive n tha t th yUlag e Counci l o f th e Villaq oo i Pinckney , Livingston County,Michiga n wil l hol d a publi chearin g o n Decembe r 8 195 3 c eigt h ocloc k p mi n th e Counci 1Room s i n scti d Village , t o hea robjection s i f an y ther e b e t o th eVVddg , discontinuin g an d a bolishm q o f al l tha t par t o f Cole Tnr m Stree t betwee n Mai n Stree tcrn d Unadill a Stree t i n th e Vill cae of PinrVney , Iivinqarto nCounty , Michiqan Bc i t farthe r resolve d tha t acop y o f thi s Resolutio n wit h f r Notic e c f HTrin q b e publishe dI n th e Pinckne y spatc h o n th edate s hereinbefor e se t out resolutio n supporte d b y Tru ste e Shirlev Unanimousl y adoped Stanle y Dinke l Villaq e PreaiHrj tAckley , Villaq e Cl the proaram Sherif f Prat t no w ha s 5 people confine d a t th e Jcd l wit h deler lu m tremens M ,St Mary s 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registere d mail , retur nreceip t demande d a leas t tou itee n 14day s prio r t e suc h hea ro r b y persona l servic e a tday s prie s t o suc hSmith, Judg e o f Notic e i s Hereb y Given Tha tai l creditor s o f sai d decease dar e require d t o prese t thei rcrlaim s i n writin q an d unde r octt ht o sai d Ccurt , ar d t o serv e acop y upo n Stanle y Dinkel o fPinckney Michiqan , fiduciary ofsai d estat e an d tha t suc h claims wil l b e hear d an d tha t 4h e heifs a t la w o f sai d decease d b e de termine d b y sai d Cour t a t th eProbat e Office 1 m January,13 ,195 4 a t te n AM i t t Jrctered Tha t notic e her eb v b e cive n b v puiSlcatJot t of Rfcutive1vprvlou sHallRecltattoM Mrs EW Kenned y an d Raymon d Trover Solo , Fanni e Swarthout ItmonKenneth Zil l an d wif e anct jMrs Jan e Clar k o f An n Arbo r wi t Sunda y a t th e Mar k Nai h jj , Celesti a Panhaf lof Probat In th e PinokneyDifpate ban d tha t th e fidiauejy came aCOD V o f thi n notic e t o b e servei upo n eac h pwxfarti fr hite re l r U M be t know n ad4res b yregistere d dehM3 at oridr to estoreDrygootis Nevtnbe 1813553Ptnckney DUpatchEntered as 2nd OamMatter or Poatoffio Act of March 8, 1877 ell lfcyfl e l0 wrare Miller Larry Canxburn,Lawrence Bauqhn, Jjhn Burq Dick Snowgold Charles BakeriDarrell Baker Ona OweU L m attenaed D MMdegree conterencs at FowlerviUe last Tuesday night at the Mason ic temple Also Herb FieldsSylvester Harris took fcve 2year old pure bred shorthorn l heifers ol Leo Davis to Myroi Hugheswishingerie9 Gen the sale at Michiqan Stale Callege last Thursday, jMr and Mrs Fred Read the jJames Whdtley and Bob Read families spent Sunday with the j John McGuire family in Detroit lerville and the William Kenn Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fowedy family of Detroit called enMrs Emma Vollmer Sunday 1The Walter Hiqer family ofTecuznseh were Sunday visitors at the C J Cinton homeMr and Mrs Tom Finlan oiFowerville called at the Irvln Kennedy home SundayMrs Robert Read and chiiciren were callers at the ArthurBullis home in Greqory Friday Gordon Johnstone arid wiie oiRoche1 r and Terry MacGowan and wiie of Pontiac spent Sun with Mrs Louis CoyleThe fire enqine was calledI out twice Sunday by qrass fires, Once to the Clark farcn on Tom J1 Road and the Reg Schater iarm j The Clarence Nohon famr who moved from Ypsilanti ineMrs John Bells plare on M36E received word Friday thai hissister Mrs Ella Jurkey had been, lolled in an autcacIden at Sid ney Nebraska She leave, liei husband and 5 children Plumbing Heatingompiete Line Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATEB HEATERSCOMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SELL WEWE11075 EAST M3E Phone 183F2Dont Wed Any Longer You Will Scon Need It Also a Complete Stock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND CALL 2681 DEXTERFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromWINKEIHAUS FLORAL COPhono 284 Howoll Francis Harris of DeronSaturday hereMrs Barbara Nash Bekkiii ,HoejLfBud VanNormon was in Saq Tt ,,1 i i nAaw Thursdav H j and baby oi Seattle, ai rived ataw inursaay Willow Run bv plane SaiuraayGrocery mawPaul Huqaboam and wife ofHowell called at the Mark Nashhome Sunday x jMrs Lester McAfee and MrsCUiiord VanHcrn took the Petiyviie 4H Quartette to Howell on , Saturday night to sinq at ihe r4H Corn and Grain Show atMehzies Store The members are Nancy Nash Joiien Basydlo Caroi Gerycz ana Barbara McAfeeMrs Emma Vollmer undavWalter Clark and wiie andMrs Mary Eichman were in Lansing last Tuesday 1 parents Mr andNash Her husband SerqtTom Manion of KalamazooBekkkerinq has qone overseas e woek end with Budman and familyspen TVSERVICEInstallationsOlin Robirsi concVaciea aMasonic funeral in Detroit Tuesday ior a member of VecdicLdrDetroii spoiii banaay ai h LvmNonnan home6066 Piokney R IWUU Otis Matteson and wie or5bcksc were week end quests at ihe Joe Griffith homePUSSESEer and Vtn T hs Oei HOURSDaily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 8Phone 9ocl 705J2T f fM Q q tiom hie auehaa showe Friday niqht t meme ai Mrs Virqmio truor atgtawberry Lake io N DorothyVAnslow Mildred Milior MaryBaughn Eleanor Bauqhi Irneihe Ambrose Kennedy family deFilippi Dorothy brury anaof Chubbs Comers were Sunday Virginia VanNormanquests of the Murray Kennedy i icanily Ihe Wayne AtLes have completed their house at PortageLake and Huron RiverThey new ihave 6 there Mrs Lawrence Camburn enter Kcdned 18 members of the North Ixxke Mothers Club Thursdayevening Mesdames Frank Aberdeenand Rex Noggle were in Detroit last Tuesday The John Boyers and WilliomShehans had dinner at St QnqeRestaurant on Grand River Sat i urday Lawrence Cambum attendedthe consistory meetin in Detroitlast week George Tansley Earl j Stanley and Brandon Whit joined the order Mrs Sheridan Hadley of Jacksor and Mrs Sarah Bamum c, I ,diTTr vere Sunday guests oithe Lawornce CambumsHenry Shirey has rented RoyCalrks henase Lnwcrre Braicfhn 7 TTV Ormburn crnd Ona Ccniipbll cer yed reniors wardens niqht at thePhoenix Masonic Lodqe Ypsrlanti last night Br1 Kenniwell and wife j, ,rrnt Sunday at trsRobinson home iTwo Vor Srice Wummty on AU Nw Televisloas SoldHitter T V Service 126 WEBSTER ST, ftatkney Mlchlgcm PHONE 118USIS HEAT THATSYou hear lots of first OVI YOURFURNACE NEAT No costly pi w or rtgfetm to IfuhH or ctan fHunter Victim of Own GunThere wfll be no more hunting for Ralph Cartwrigbt U Th llnrt hdt from his gun was its last, end scored a damaging hitCarelewness accidental No one is sure However, Mr Cartwright wu known wf oareffcl hunterand smart too He protected hunlff and his family, before the season opened, with a lowcort Woodmen Accident special Hunters Policy There arc two, great, abortterm plant available Before you go hujUag, see your WoodmenAtPhone Piflckney aqe andtrue with bankiV havebusinessHENNDESLocol AgentOnly you cca THE FnT NATIONAL MOTUnder Federal SujmvWon l fMtjmat your lglrrest NE OAlt Of WtTTt MOW, Gf1MJA,oporafloiL An ipoited Up to 1000 fcr Eachtat lackeyUOKB m, 141 MMI OBRHftftrWToday, theres a fear, cute, begotwmy to fcrmthe Jejp Deer 1hpower waynHN DEEBE DealerVOMllV FARM EQUIPMENTLAVtt JIAPDWAlelor WCOQAHEekne oiJU a Cbwtlor fee Cewttyoit Barter Fudge,of ecd COMT told7, ilftfi o ijircan RJudge of Probate,Ueftee si Hornby Give Hurt ad oirequired ia writing and under oatkold Court end to oorre a thereof upon Don W VanWinkle U Howeil Michigan,ejem fiduciary oft said ouch ekanufwill bo hoard that tho heir at law a sail deoecaiod bo determined by said Court at tho Probate Oftooice January 12 1954thereoi a YOU CANIF YOUweak con 4ayto b sTvooTupoA each known to tofcroot ert kis lasty reqiaterad oil , renscaipj rfsmrsnriesi ert least Hi ekrye prior to sue oi by powopri iorvico lees tvo dav prior tcts such Hearing oi Probate Order Yitr HolidayTUKKG1 NOTFOR YOUR HOME FREEZER ORDressec or Aiva OUR 1953 CROP IS NOW HEADYDunlavy Feed LotfcsPi toMCosMtk PcrhalL 103 last MamPincknoy Michigan,, inckneysQU LITTlootsFruit 1FtahSfewkot Ow mdtaff stories an beta coadetmto moviee isdmduallyHistory la the msJdBg is the nameof our Pageant Wo are portrayingtome of the historical characters in oxa history booksTh visitors last Wednesday enjoyed visiting all of oar room, as we also enjoyed theii lmterest la allof our workThe 4H Sewntff dob tea 1 students enrolled out of our owa class Ffclosrs of ail our work have beenkept for oui owi cheek up on ourworkThe Weekly Readers give us agreat deal ef information in thenewsFor science we had a canned heatdemonstration SXSSXito lab uKinoaC WednedayMax, Too Frt Sot, TrOO to r00 P MSIXTH GRADE NEWS The sixth grade was very proud tvreceive auch a nice note from MrClark, who substituted for Mr TasehPatty Lou Palbicki and Karen Tesmer cleaned the cupboardsWv had really imteresting unitMportsAlton HolHngeworth brought a finemarina collectioa to school 0 0 R McOloskeyDENTIST1121 N Michigan Ave Tcr, nes Office 935 Kc ddence 814Bvenings by AppointmentHow41, Michigan Hynn d Hfbsand iitoMag107S Bart U6t very jmieh decorating for Thanksgivingbut Trybody is thialdng hard for ideas fo a Christmas mural We read our movies th afternoon frezR Flint rislUd school11V1NTH GRADE NEWS Gary Cavin, Lloyd Harden, andPatty Rochivita are sick Iioyd has been is University hospital, but heie at hom now We sent our Mexican esens to Lloyd It was made byJmdy Nosker aid CUv WilsonSTtral of the seventh graders haveosa paiating Thaaksgiriag scenesto te windowe Patty Boggy baa COM te Dttroitthe wlatec, bat she will U backt toe eprlaf We have bee writing beek raporta, because this Is BookWeak We bare arragd til our seeks i a diXTreal way We eomt ee same aew beks Herb Sneedj 207 E Gd River Hovdl, MichiganReal Ette, InsuranceBrokeraKeCity, Lake and Farm PropertyList Your Property With MeUveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich FUNERALDon G Swarthoni DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePheue 80 ami G3, Pinckno2 G Reickheff, Sr OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 ResidenceLloyd HendeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Mads to DetroitGenera TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 18, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 18, 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 1953-11-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d959403157d29263be1e97735d7bae33.pdf d795cd926d1024e4e8810513e4d5c3e9 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. u y if mOLfCnYATION NOTES MIRROR 10HIG A NThe farm or agriculture issue, suchMprice supports and ciiieiAutJuiseems to be uppermost in MichiganThere are three great farm organizations who have taken stands on the subject The Farm Bureau has 00,000 members, the Grange 3U,0UO anama farmers Union 5,000The hottest political stand is thatsupporting Secretary of AgricultureEzra Benson, who has been underheavy fire due to the drop in farmprices The Farm Bureau supportsv him 100 percent and says he is not U blame fox price drops It also supports his curtailed sojl conseivatioa program, and says his opponents, ,0060 Hot favor soil conservation but3ab conservation Hems of InterestMORE DEER COMING BACK Despite complaints that there arenot any deer in the north woods andthe any deer season last year wasa blunder, Pinckney hunters seemo have gotten their share Thevcwere 9 deer hanging up in the Dunlavey Food Locker here SaturdayThose who brought back deer lastweek were Leonard Lee from Lovells,Edward Standish, Parker and CliffHollis from Luzerne Dr Ray Duffyfrom Johannesburg, Lynn Hendee and Orville Smith from Lovells, Bobj Egeler from Manistique, Clifford VanHorn, Willard Wiltse, Tom Howell, Howard Dankers and CharlesWixom from MantonArthur Brenningstall and wifebrought back 2 deer and a bear fromMaiquette, Fred Rebman hit one but it got away and another hunter got Catholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fz Albert Schmitt Pa1 Sunday MassesSummer, Schedule 630 800900, 1000, 1130, iWinter Schedue 800 and 10 00Novena Devotions Friday evening 730 B mConfessionsFriday after Novenno Devotion Saturday 730 to 900 a mSunday Before 800 Mass dntdcry, November 25, 1953ilease Henry ana wile speniowuuay a i e Lj, Henry homeIvir cuia iv, james iurkei o6auic oi, iViarie spsm lasi weekat the jonn iioyer xiome Wratoell and wife oi AnncaUcd SunduyMis ioi ivicKiruey undeiwea a appendicitis operation in DeIClose analey of runt and,wu iiv ainner at Schulexs Sunday W, FWaaMrs GeorqiaMrs fteiid and Caxoiwere in isrigJuoii Saiuraay,iai rt99y Stuber ana threek , North LakeSunday Schoolanother near ,young peopIe9 Rev, Ezra 9acfcv PastorWallsr Each10001100We ieor Pete Gerycz gotdev his tag on itCerild Swarthout shot one near The Michigan Grange deplores the Portage Lake and Lester Smith of IS S SupL A firing pf Charles Figy, Commissioner Stockbridge got one back of the W gMorntag Worship i iot Agriculture by Uov Williams and i II Gardner farm Bob Bensineer uf rs,,w cuT says he has replaced men regardless he food locker got of theu ability, li also fears the control of the State Fair Board may become political In place of farmprice supports it calls for a studyto find new uses for farm crops and increased markets It does not think the government should buy surplus wops They also want a state spe d limit of 60 mph in the daytime arm 69 mph after dark They also want sales tax money distributed on a yearly basis instead of a t year one Uoth groups go on record a Iavor mg continuing the present, town ihip government and blast the drive to abolish it Mennoitkd UhurchCalvary Mennonite Church SuiaaY at the Zoo Iascn home SCHOOL NEWSKINDERGARTEN NEWS We have finished our Thanksgivingmural The Pilgrims and Indians Jook happy and the food deliciousSharon Blader has some new shoesMost of our people can put on thenown coats and caps and i as ten them Others have chosen partners and helpeach otherWe wish to thank Mrs Kellonbei ger for the bail and building biocksfor our roomWe have 5 Christmas songs learned alreadyRuth Beachys sisters are cominghome for Thanksgiving No 49Curreni Oommenf, EditorattendedPutIn r yurs thChristmasdenry toha as prevailed anJ tlc story uf Ci Thre wise hth Th yre wise nin ha b y S, 99y Stuber ana threechildren oi yhitmie Lalce spentson xpson ciiucen JI PaLtorotaued school liere last WayneDnnbU ouuaiiiq ana came herefrom Kentucky to work in the harvestBOWLING NEWSThe Farm Bureau opposed givingl year olds the voting right, life 1 Schlitz Beei2 Vans Motor Sales 3 Velvet Eeez4 Dinkels Plumbing5 Detroit Die Set6 Reads Lumber7 Rays Marathon Serv8 I O O P No 409 Plainfield Farm Bur 23222120 191716Hi 1514 17181920 212324, 26 CongrogaLoiisIGuest MinisterL t Rev Richard Backus, Chelsea in Sunday Schooi 930 A M12 Morning Worship 1045 AM17 Thur Night Prayer Meeting800 The Vincent ohieids family oiAnnAmor spent Sunday at theLeo Lavey homeMrs, rrarces riobuison iscare of her mother, Mis, GSpiatt oi Farming ton who JS ill , o, 11AV 10 Leo Ewers i,Cenm plates and f0i tification 11 Hockeys ServiceW ulk They approved state grail 12 Steves Tree Trimmersuniform Sunday huntingregula Tonm high 3 games Sc H They were against change m Dinkels 2590 Reads 2557sales tax distribution, taxation on Ind high 3 games D Davis GC equalization plan and compul L Jones 605 J Ledwidge social security lor farmers J Team high game Scl Reads 922 Marathon 12Ind high game H WidmayeriC, 245 L Jacobs 243 R o L at the churchWed Choir practise 730Thursday Laidies Aid atat 2 p m A Heart, Welcurn to AUThe ladies hank all who hoipkT Jonred for chicken diiner riowe rliaaypm M Roberl Gregory oi inFIIiSTNEWShadCheiic Harrows brother birthday yesteiday He received somenice iftHRobbie Rooke has a now tabletDavid Loai lost some parts to hiswatchBarry Simpson has a new toy cai1with a motor cycle cop on the backRonnie Counlwny saw a wreckedcar on the way home from up northRicky Bloxom tells his brother heis on his way home from the armyHe expects to arrive one week fromtodayHarold Cavins daddy has a newcarLaurcd Titus bought a book to nin ha bijcjn iuseeled by Santa Jan, and the Chnis Tthis nation ha no Safrowned on tinSi i Mi pioneeralaus TfcThe and Siustd by tKnland wi the Santa urns an liiitaf ion of Mrrti oi dtrnijuiiui i c aiil mistlel by thr Ancient Diuida ininiv if theiran religion in which tires were They also u nl holly,jilnscU time thc North Pole 4ithe uboiU of Santa supcrsidcs Betk Holly in thc window, the Starin i IK Kast, the Chiistnuis Tic Christ Chil dj anl Januaryancc SaK the hiistmas Kudolh, the lie i uJ ReindeerAll I Want lor nnstnats arc hriMMf dtcn over the radio thanChristmas enrolsThe horsi i a fast vanishing aainia and if it were not for horse rtt intf and tiding stable iTiim labortorifs this animal niihtentirelytheread A Surprise for Mrs Bunny IJnited States At thenumber iart of thehas been visiting therehome with her Olin Robinson conductedsonic schools oi instructionFowlerville and Ann BayHoix whoretuned I has J Kold fisandfore This deereuseisat ranees ficason has a new dog,uuned him RedSarah McMacken has a big story raI flhHnns StorioJuJv Riyndds has a new pencil ikely tO COAtOE CALENDAR 1Friendship Night at 4Regular meetingDsc 7School oi ins auction Jointy with HoweU 8 p to l9c Chjisuraas party TJiPGXlnan MWid 2L rtWell announce Uicengagement of their daughter,to James P Jetflreys, Wl FOURTH GRADL NEWSMost of us ha,j a fine aninfaiscrap book started We are trying to see how mairrte Fvoryonebooks we can read Karen Sinjrtrhas read twentysix, Kaye Vylie seventeen, Lucille Barret, siiwccn, ani Barbara Baughn, fifteenWe are starting to write our animal stories this weekCarolyn Cosgray, Shevry Kaiser, icSU adenomin attcmoi2 Easl Maii iptRev Keith Rueqaggf Pctaior 3jndrjSrhooI 945 AMSunday Worship 1100 A hiSmacrv Youth Group 7 00 P,M Thur, Prayer Meeting 9 00 PMT cnksclvinr Service Nov 26th 730 a n a Chilstian Welcome at pla she iosl a toolh an1 the fairy left 25 d hStall Serqt Bud Bekkerhq extaects to arrive overseas ncxtSunday guests the L were Omfwife oi and NanrMOTOn of Mr, and Mrs, William F, f ami Karen Singerhad A oi Pinckney The wedding will take place in JanuaryLIBRARY NEWS 6 nw titles in the Nancy Drew try stories ior teen nn by Rayexplorer, orunit test in readingOrange Book readers have beenworking on the making of r movieTommy Huhman finished his firstEdward Riggs, Pamela nBrenda Slayden, and Linda have alsofinishedDonald Ackley, Carolyn Cosgiy, UNADILLA rRESBYTtilRev Vouch, pasijii Worshin 1030 aayI ears Cosgray showed us Thanksgiving and Xmas pictures, She will u scrap book She also hasnew red purseT T , , , Marilyn Singer showed a pictureLouis Dunlovy now has about ,hc okn,,d to entei tt contes W,800 dressed turkeys in his iood UJpt she winslocker here Margaret Ackley will cekbrate her Mr and Mrs James Manninq i brothers birthday on Thanksgivingand Mrs Margaret Halstead of i Day v iiaiuurice Reii Joan Kichmyn tells us her cousin,Snyder ai Lansing were Thurs Leo Ilaydees, plays football for Mich and more farms are pwithout horses The hht touringdiove the carriage horse off the hiffcways, The motor truck did the tor the heavy draft hor,e, andLiactor uralually tfiok the lace wit, K ,, iliu 1air horse The fire dents, beBarbara rant saw an interesting canu, nKHhaniZ,, unrj tht I An abolished the cavalry and hrse drawliuns and trucks Even the wild honwof the western states are disapp and they5c under her pillow You Askod For Itiry Morgan has some new spyare binto doy food hunted pinner guests of MrMrs henrv Hauck and igan StateLariy Baughn has some new blulame Warden Dorrance arrested c Brighton men last week foruappiifr 15 skunks before the seasonopened Mrs, Beth Kennedy is c patient Connie Reiser has some picturesOt MercyWOOd hospital, Ann of drivers licenseArbor, Barbara Ludwig has new cray Harry Sampoon and Wile form ons and a story book and papercriy ji PoKagt Lake have pur Ai nsr plateschased a nojnoo m Livonia A Allison has a new Mesdames Viola Read Eleanor Ledwidge, Lucille Fohey,SadJohn Jeffreys received word that ie Mcran and Sc die Read attehd also a book, All About Di Claudia Garr, Robert Nosker, Grace his aunt, Mrs Thomas Farrcll of Dc ed a card party Tuesday at treby Ray Chapman An poulson, Kathryn Reason, Janice Ie, troit died lat week hcmie of Mis Mae Teeple oiKaren Singer, and Brenda Slayden Foster Wheeler, son of Mr and Howell each had a perfect score on iheii Mrs KOVLR Vheeler of Dexter townj Wilbur Eisele ana wie ot Fow ship was accidenty shot and killed in ervlle called on Mrsfcimma VeilLodge division readiness testMickey Rilter is doingpainting at home some oil I Arizona lat week28, EA Degreei JecHcu of Oracers i 1 IFTII GRADE NEWS Mrs Bessie Johnson Cockrane ofPinrkncy was married to Wm Hart81, diedjent Home lost WoanesdayQ nod been about two weeksp 7P28, Om DeIta ftirb 15, 1872 but had Hved well of Kansas last week Reverendj Schwarzkopf of Howell officiatedBook reviews are very interesting Tho stat0 fire marshals office isuciuc we share them with each protjin thi oriprin of thc fire thatother by telling and listening to our bu,n, ,t thc, ptarson barn in Ham1 L , K wnshipI We arc planning a new history unit ,u Hicks School board is offeringQl on famous men and womenWo did sonic Xmas present, workin art das, Friday We are learning, noul fractions, all the terms and methods of adding and subtracting Our Thanksgiving playlet proved 25 reward for the arrest of the partics who damaged the school lastweek iner SundayDale and Nan Meabon spenilast week at Lovells Mrs Weltha Vail and MrsClifford Buttleman of Hortoncalled on friends here Friday Mrs Mariiaa Ciark taught 2cays last week in tho secona grade for Mrs Brand who is iu Gerry Eichman wiie attended the Mich State Marquetfegame a East Lansing Saturday Leebadge and crayons Chcrie Schmidt will sec the Thanksgiving Day parade in Detroit Tho First Grade went for a walkFriday We found some burrs Wealso saw a large nest We think it must be a crow or squirrel nest Wealso saw what we though was abeavers dam or homeg gPinckney high school won the de Leo Haidys nephew of Gerryhate at Stockbridge last week The Cn the Michigan State teamthisviSnirv icrAn l1 Om Thanksglvmg, pia,,T Zla toam was Hclen Foidler, Marion Der Bob Pike and wife called atnwX, fOyearsHe was, very interest itnd we all learned JdR amJ Wilhclmina Bourbnnnais Sub the Earl Gaines home neoiagent for the Raleigh Copay, , ur parts very well jflCt shoul1 lhe u S vIcrchant Ma iSwellthe Wilson Pickle Cmrn , Wo m snrrv to hear Rus is sic ,, c,iAii nowen the Raleigh Lthe WUaon Pickle Company artcved 2 terms as justice rpeace, urvthrlnq ore his wifeLcui Ons, Irving and Robert oi and 3 daughters, Mrs WTc are sorry to hear Rufi, n o0vrrc cold Hurry, geti and get uaeK, for we miss you Byron Howell MrsanaVince offtene Skryton of 1 at homervices were at the SwarFuneral Home Friday at 2S m Rev Beachy officiatinquiAaf in Fickney penretery Tho new loop fish aquarium is very jng to watch jWe would like to thank and Prof Kellerman of Detroit hunted at the Wm farm last weekReason is now salesman and Mrs Diiiingham wereMOBE THAN 3,000 PRIZEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 6,000 in saving bond prises,plus 3600 other prizes are cfoinato b awarded to boys and girlsIn tht exciting New Christmas Amanda DeBarr for her donations of lov th rthe fish and polliwogs Ann ArborThc Spelling Bee Winners in twogfup sections were Carol Millor Chnsifna Jaroslowski, winners,Gus Kasper and Susan LaBelle,Iunncrs up the GrahamPaige Motor Co ofand M E Darrow attended a banquet at the Hotel Downey, Lansing, last Wednesday givenby Dr Russell, the radium specialist, construction at Hub Lee who has a cottage at Bass icr week at toe Guyhome in FowievillrMrs Margaret Burns haspneumonia Jerry Ledwidge is working onSanitariums Eleanor L v ,i visiiea children in fLe De GRADES ONE TWO THRK Dick Klein visited his trimdmotherand grandfather, Mr and Mrs Grisdale, at Flint, SundayMike Harden visited at Paul Leedyshome ovec the weekendPat and Mike Tessmer visit1 theircousin, Rickie Tossmoc at IJattleCreek ovfr Saturday and SundayLinda Rhodes aunt and unee, Mand Mrs, McAIister, anri their twichildren from Toicdo, Ohio, visited them on Friday The city election commission kuan recnuntin last week the vota in the recent Detroit City electiHere Arthur C Dis jr, who fmished Hth, ahout r,iiHl votes bohiadMrs Blanche Wise, the ith succeM ful candidate for the council has djnunded a recount Dirfs is a RefffVundertaker and a state senator in tlu 1 wisiatuie as was his lather beforeiiim If he wins a seat on the cilfrcouncil he will be the first nero evr to hold such a seat As time passetJhe ncMro is more and more forgiaj to ihe ad in the time if Klwin HuIce at the Pinckney schofi his indejjendent team played a colored team from Ann Arbor callMithe Dunbars One of their players Wa iiian nannl lams Since then kchas been elected t ice to thc AB0 Arbor thool boardThe battle over whethet a man Wlhas been dead five years wa aCommunist or not still raes wi1jno holds barred Vothinj will rttbe proved as a jury once acquitted him of this char A Dttroitcartoon showed formerTiuman and Attorney Gcneilj Biownell belaboring each other wttr icrophones in a prize ring Browells expose in the first placeentirely political, ile was theand stratepis tPat Tessmer is Room Club presi in California a irdent, Danny Morse is the secretary Hrownell sprung v I former DemocratTHIRD GRADE NEWS I knowing t r Jov Dtnvey 4fyens and unable l rovrram jjoing r ublican defeats Jersey and,ii lection coming r issu was need4 ie charge that tk administrationCommunists, ifth ixison f he dead Dexter WhitWw York foget the litoubialarmed h th Wisconsin, NYork and withPaul Leedy celebrated his birthday This could only nan an attacklast Friday,Ann Menke is poinj nojth forThanksgivingLarry Utley has a new notebookAnita Clark was eight years oldit aieo Tuesday She has a new coat We are looking forward to ourThanksgiving vacation , ,,r laki shot a wild goose Sunday that Mrb Dorothy Kennedy was in I Freddy Crudders father is homeNew social study unite are aev twninUnA 19 ha H vfl Friday wi a Mrs Mary from the hospitalweighed 12 lbsway it tkpq Pinckney high school won its 8th EijhmanfoTpcrtUn8 SS CThrTuSS beat Howc rc Uwence CaBbura Tiuman who vaand televi ion tinTruman aid wh were called to hi ferred him to u le the governni nt watched and otherout through him Hoover corrabateiment but said h given free radito answer it Mrhe facts on WhiWMention he tra important pogt he could toommunists fonB4 B I Direct Trumans stAltIvised against Aa a p lustrate a movie, we findSIXTH GRADE NEWS,T making Thanksgiving andthe crSoidoys Uav 29 Sunday1 Times Join inColoring Contest fnrbofi cmd girls dnd enter to wirWANTED TO BUYOuto wn Theyveryinteresting Some of the children aregoing to give a play culled TheThanksgiving Turkey Katherine Ca vin wrote it The children in our room had good report cards LeaMorgan brought a water arch for our fish It is very interesting to watch Tuesday 35 to 0EarlStanley, George Tansley and ment but said h ivised agLouis Haydu John F rohlick, and hul was 0VtMT,ti iy cabinet men l Ld bk i hl fte jThe Pinckney Independents got j Brandon Wnite attended afootball fever and played the 4th 7asonjc Scotish Rite meeting in Ward Tigers of Ann Arbor Sundaywinning 38 to 6 Don Swarthout gotfour touchdowns, Cecil Hendee andAndy Campbell each 1 The lineupend, C Miller, M Campbell tackles,G Reason, L Stackable guards, MHinchcy and N Miller center, K Reason backs, Swarthout, Campbell, Nash, and Hendee Paul Leedy are back in school after being ill a short time Camille Buda is still absent Karen Bloxom has a baby kittenihutters Mrs RESmM them swim through the arch We Itenilton 62537 or call have some new booka There are some KINGS DAUGHTERS9450 McGregor Road the boys We built a model ofadobe village last week an IndianI Detroit last FridayWayne ALee and wife and Somc of the bqy8 madp a cnUMrs Bob Tasch and daughters board model to represent the Wrightwere in Detroit SaturdayMrs Andrew Nesbit entertained her card club last TuesdayPAUL BERKLEY ISHAMPdul Ishcnn, 35, Ron oi Mrs moved Brothers gliderWe made paper airplants that wesuspended in our room John Colone is going to the hospital Friday and have his tonsils reFisii of Chelsea We have a toy airplane carrierand icm bound our Yrn One is 13 years old and bby pcryinafor I the other is 12 Their names are Raymond and Bryson They arelearning very quickly ve y poas keT and orovinqPW 47F4 The Pincknoy Kings Daughtersmeet D i at 2 pm with Mrs Fred jjd Mrs ROSK Road, Mrs Marrare cohostsses Brin gifts andjais of jolly for Mich State San died at a Caro hospital Tuesday, for our roomHe leaves his 3icrtheT, 3 sisters, I Some of us are making airplane Austin Bernice Beattie scrapbooks Funeral ai We will make a chart of thingsHome Friday nr which we are thfinul thia week The dance cluCLUBvas formed NoThevember 10, sponaon d by Miss KBird Thc president is Jim Rook,vicepresident Anil Corey and itr retary treasureI llaine CollierJt SCharter memberley, Sally Miller, Cathie Wiltae,Miller, AnitaJim Campbell, Jim Perry nAV MrTUCas offiC Some of our dfish died last week pauj Uedy ft new dogweek pauj Uedy ft new dog are Janet ShirBarbara Mill, Ackley, Rifcrilyn Pertike and BAiFirst members are Peggy Smith,Elaine Collier, Marilyn Vanbrook, Marilyn Gustafsonv Shirey, Pat Thayer, Vicki Judy Haincs, Jim Doyle, Bruce Kafcle It is a club to have fun student is welcome Fee 100 VV a i7it 1 ,v3 Dexter TheatermMistimeLECTRICRYERLook for this Elec tric Dryer Dayssymbol The dealer tiiplaying the sunnyblue and gold sea is adryer ay albt Soehim todayAi Jtigiuon Fi e HailWilt Take Cnristrnas ove for the KiddiesFree Candy DistributedFreeA no rded Mo nday, Decem her 21stRegislet with a Local Brighton Merchant Glenn Slayton and wife of Howellwere among the deer hunters wbowent northAnne ETBey nas been iuUli asworthy matron of the StockbiidgeOESEdgar Marshall of Gregory whosold his store is now employed as salesman for the National Drug Coof DetroitArthur Bullls and wife who soldtheir home at Gregory to Mr Smithwho bought the Marshall store havemoved into the new home they built on Plainfield Rd south of the Dan Howltt home 1Dow Parker and wife of Fowler1ville celebrated their golden vetlcVrr November 11Charles Powers is the new presidentof the Brighton Kiwanis club Glen Griffith of Brighton had tohave all finger on his right hand but the thumb amputated as a result ofigetting it caught in a corn picker I A fire started by coon hunters ina hollow tree at Bishop Lake burned torer 85 acres last week Inmatesfrom the Chilmos prison camp foughtthe fire Fourteen deer were shot nearBrighton the first week of the sea on The lew Milford Episcopal church was dedicated last week by BishopEmerick The track pan on the New YorkCentral Railroad at Four Mile Luknear Chelsea was discontinued la tweek after 40 years operation By this locomotives were able to takewater on the fly without stoppingThis was moved from K9 near Dex ter to Four Mile Lake Diesel powered engines do not need it 40U deer hunting licenses were soldat Chelsea this season Mrs Abbie Campbell akd in Detroit lst week ac the age of 8She was the widow of Bert Campbell,a former Pinckney resident and atone time a partner of the late W W Barnard Mrs Fred Smith, 85, a siajer ofthe late Bert Van Blaricum of Pinckney and mother of Mrs Bert Rubbins of Marion, died last week Howell and Eaton Rapids highschools were tied for the championship of the Capitol Circuit League The Lindilla Telephone Exchangeof Gregory and vicinity has been sold to the Stockbridge Exchange It includes 165 customers It will form ofte third of the Stockbridge exchange which also includes Fitch j burg The purchase price was 110 shares of the Stockbridge stock and1500 Harold Koch of Dearborn, vh conductor, past patron of ih C I Chapter OES nrul well known in M , f onif ciul s, hfis b en ippwnt d Governor Wilinpv A iv,yiyv litve has been issuedto Neil Dell 21, of Iori I n Catherine Briston, 20, of Ann Arhor Thur ThankegWing Day NOT 26 If a Hera You dont needMatinee 230 p m coal to enjoy greater movies on ourBed Skeltoau Jean Hagia new wide Magnascopic flcreen hi ywith panomrrttc vision Wen tmrv now have the largest fullA Noreky LFriday Sahadav Nov 27 28EXTOI FlynnTHE MASTER OF BALLANTRAE African ThillsBELOW THE SAHARA 1STAND AT APACHEIn Technicolor2SunMonTuesNov, 29 30 With3S Mondayl Nov 29 30 E ,Clifton Webb Francea Dee anaGeorge WindowMusical UUtey ySun Ma2fQ8 p, nx conk Rb Staclcjoan Taylor InWAR PAINT colorCcntoon HovekvTues Wed Iliur De 1 2 3Pjrrsrd Widmark Carl Maiden Wed Thur Dec 2 3Double FeatureLADY WANTS A MWKGrorcey the BoweryTAKE THE HIGH GROUND In color 1 News TROUBLE MAKERSFor the first time on the F H toFor the first time on eComingAll the Brothers Were Dec 45,6,7, From Here to VaiiiaL Mogtymbo Sylvan Thlerfriday, Saturday, Nov 27 28 POWDER RIVERin Technicolor Friday Saturday, Nov 27 28iRory J STAND AT APACHE BIVHftI marrtrtqI Stephem McNally Julia1 anl Hugh MarloweCalvere cartoon Km Sunday Monday Nov 29 30RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS ALL THE BROTHERS WEREVALIENT1 r Hv TeciiiitcolorJohn Payne Donna Reed i 29Guya and GutaTAKE THE HIGH GROUNDRichard Widmark vxxn IElaine Stewart Carlotontea1 and Russ TamblynNovelty News CartoonWed Thur Doc 2, 3 Monsters Take OvcrTJJE CAPTIVE CITY , Wei Thur Dec 1 2 3THUIOER BAYWithJames Stewart Joanne Dru and Dan Duryeas 715 and 913John Foraythc, Jcci CyndrnNovelty News CrTtoonThe Rebel Roal n John McGuire family D Uo muigTake the Hlqh GroundThe Golden BIadeTe All Affl Easy to LoveFrancis Fisk of Howell is bride veering jward Reads newhouse jtPART SQUARE DANCES PART MODERN DANCESat ffinjkney High SchoolMusic byivlrs Ralph Han cmd new baqy ,jd om McPhcion hthe V fidth VanNorman has reIrom a visit to sams Rbara Na, IkjBureau met at the and baby spent Sunday a home last Thun QlayHon beirkernq1 homo Mrs Louis Coyle enteiiainecBauer family of he Bob Gaingerfamily of Lan xt the Louis ling, Eva and Mark MelvinSuaday Fannie Cavanaugh Sunday James Tincnwr of Tampa Flc ida went hunting with Dr Duf y and CH ieason last weekMrs 9i tayed at theGeorge Rousr and wife spc tFriday in Detroit, George Daqg wife and twochildren of Detroit spent the with the Murray Daggi The Jo Fin Ian OrchestraRefreshmentsSPONSORED BY ST MARYS CHURCH DISPATCH Wednesday, November 18,19553 Wednesdu, November 25, 19SJ iisWSfc Pinckney Dispatchrp copiestoreeric fVii Entered as 2nd Class , IMutter aT Pstotti ir oi March 8 i877SuJtjBcriptiou Pnce 150 oe tfr V11 a UJi who rr vrtr new i me un bnuier Hughe dinrv a n anci Ifis wife had May Wuc Car L i yfairidlv, Svfek thereJO Cih iue,Mr VV fit Oeday at the Edel Mcy r psilantiJonrio v 1 Pai mrrIing he vvk v5 HaL So jrdavTV A TI r TIT X r iPlumbing HeatingComplete Line Plumbing FixturesifiLECTRiC and SuppliesAND GAS KOT VATEH HEATERSJames Hall family of Mar jWEI COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSj SELL lCVo EAST MJfi Phono 183F2j SORViCErLJt lii Any Longer You VTHi Soon Need II to a Complete litock oi, z jf uS ON HAND DEXTE3 MICHIGAN3r rr ZFLOWtHS FCR ALL OUCASsONS fromWHIKELHAUS FL0RAL OQ,Piioite 284 Howellroceiv6066 Pinckney RoadQualify Mectandke LOW PUSOESBaer and Wins b Tsfce Cu U ft r r Daily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 8Phone Hova 705J2 ddvnimmmlHorn where I sit Ay Joe MarshThe Missus Kens PostedErer since oar electricity wasevt off last year on account of meforgetting to mail in the payintent, the Missus has been sort of leery about giving me lettersto mail At f rat shed ask if I mailedthem, then doublecheck my cpatpocket at night She stopped that, and I figured she was con vinced Id learned my lesson Then yesterday, I got a post,tajpd at the office in a familiarhandwriting I turned it ovor andW golly it was from tho u3 fcerteVfl It read Thanks, Joe, rmailing my letters Well Looks like she figured I stilneeded some checkingup andslipped that postcard in the lastbatch of lettersFrom where I sit, an occasionalcheckup is a good thing Checknps on just how tolerant we areof other peoples preferences antftastes, for example I like a glastof beer with supper, you may prefer ciderbut if I ever try iaswitch you to my choice, simplyaddress me with a reminder ofyour rights r United Stales Brewer FoundationPLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinke i deraorten Nows SPECIAL NOTICEyour Avon Priucs CTflE MrfetfSuN STATE SANK hlincorporated Cday each ycir ,,, jiy general aay o A aay oi iamiiy qGihcraicji o nyear, , Amonq ihe m iy jijlq, w havj mina it ,ne cxiaiiui o sh nliOoiiltiej i Kcxoa The Caiad ions tnacie this vont a part o ,TJJltt1 , ntin,l Thanksqivmq Dav Bo Prcclamaticn Let us follow their lat3c cab The end product of all the fliction in which our nation he, enztoqyi is pecce htween the Irroplec of the oarth We thankkiul the firs op is hisrryjrpd express our faith 4hat hen forth international dieeicc1will be settled by other then I,fcrrce of armsalk C rtiy Airi your feotrt throughlong hoars ox li orIll giveyou Personal Vittinp EeiVico in your home or1ice of tmrUncBS Nooxvfrtou No cxlraclric JJroy me a cardSr BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS Spf Sle oi 14 Pcirs 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Cards 76 cC F Hewlet tWATKIN S DEALE R14 0 LIVINGSTO N STREE T COM E I N AN D GE T YOU R SUPPL Y DAIL Y EXCRP T SUNDA Y20 0 PM 0 80 0 PM NOTICE O F PUBLI C HEARIN Gj A t a regula r meetin g o i th eCounci l o f th e Villag e o f Pinc k ney Livingston County, Mich igan , hel d i n th e Counci l Rooms i n saE l Village , o n Octobe r 13 ,1953 IPresent Villag e Presiden t Din k je L Villag e Cler k Ackle y and ,trustee Kennedy Clinton ,lady Swarthou t Clinto nShirley Absent Truste e Read Th e followin g resolutio nmad e b y Truste e Kenned yit s adoptio n moved REFRIGERATION SERVIC EHarol d Rad yRepair s o n Al l Make sPhon e 154F 3 Pinckne yParsbal Lckney sQUALIT YMeat sCreeerlesVegetable sMarke t Prie sComrteot M flNwie andwa s j AuctioneerFar m Sale s A Specialt ySer f Wyli eCal l Fowlervill e 4S5F 6Dr G J Towne rDENTIS T304 4 Portag e Lak e Roa d Dexte rIhon c Dexte r 846 1 Roger l Qar rComplet e Insuranc ePhon e 4 3 Cemeter y iPrice s Yo u Ca n Affor d T o Pa rMilford , Michiga nMilfor d Granit e Woit eRea l Estat eFarm , Homes , Lak eSuable Or oLint You r Propert Qera M RBroke r 20 d Nortt itp d Wherea s th e Counci l tieem s i t iadvisabl e t o vacate , discofttiau ed bli h l l h ARNOLD Unadiila S tan d abolis h al l tha t partorColi WANTE D Cor n Pldnnq, new Watc h RPWGol AChrULma scxtcher Watc h BandJjWler yFecrthe rman Stree t betwee n Mai n tw o ro w picker Ear l Schro e ,Stoee t an d Unadill a Stree t i n th e Phon e Picnkne y 18QF UJ i Pinckney , Livinqsts n FO R SALEZenii n Racuo , Vacu MJCtiigan , b e i t there , UJ Q Cleaner girl s ta p shoessia FO R SALE War m mornin itoye ,resolve d tna i i t I s advisabl e I2 1a Phon e 159F2 Pinckney 26 , Electri c rang e an d electri c re into vacate , discontinu e an d ah olis h al l tha t par t o f Colema nStree t betwee n Mai n Stree t an dUnadill a Stree t I n th e Villag e oiPinakney , Livingsto n Count yMichigan , an d tha t th e Counci lhal l mee t o n Decembe r 6,1953 ,a t eigh t ocloc k p m a t th eCounci l Room i n th e Villag e o fPinckne y an d hea r objections , i fan y ther e b e t o th e vacati discontinuin g an d abolshin q al ltha t par t o i Colema n Stree t her ei n described , an d tha t the follo win q notic e b e give n o f suc h pu bli e hearin g b y publishin g th esam e o n Novembe r 18 Novem be r 2 5 an d Decembe r 2Pmckfee y Dispatch , apublishe d an d circulate d withi nth e Villag e of Pinckney , towit NOTIC E O F PUBLI C HEARIN GNotio e i f hereb y give n tha t th tVillag e Counci l o f th e Villaq eoi Pinckney , Livingsto n County ,Michiga n wil l hol d a publi chearin g o n Decembe r 8 195 3 aeigth r ocloc k p mi n th e Counci lRoom s i n sai d Village , t o hea robjection s i f an y ther e b e t o th evacating , discontinuin g an d abolishin q o f al l tha t par t o f Cole man Stree t betwee n Mai n Stree tccrit t Unadill a Stree t i n th e Vill ag e oi Pinckney , Liringeto nCounty , Michigan B e i t furthe r resolve d tha t acop y o f this Resolutio n 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dsprings , bab y bugg y an d hig hchai r Phon e 45F 4 Pinckney, FO R SALEFue l O U Hm, 6 roo m siz e 350 0Phon e 155F 2TOR an d als o Purebre dBoar s an d GUts , jo p qualit ybloodlin Mrs 7 C thou t Rd 9 t o jjMbs ea d an d gtuvel grade ded , als o proceK dD 4 J GRAVE Ll p D 4 J GRAVE L4 mOe s wee t ot Rowel l 6 0Maso n Rood Phon e98 4 I 2 OTH rowlervi ePIAN O LESSOWU CkaMica l o r PopKt eL A BEATT BBue h Lake Phon e 1071 1Ptnckney ,iPoad 1775371F4 OWENfoo t FOWLE1AttlDuU MOtfto e 7518 1 B f1 5 IW gAutomotiv eInstalle dAckler , Villaa e Oer kfff l LSUESS , RU NDOWN , HAlfcAUVE y w lac k tnert y am i pp1 W ftewf r 4u le a vftamft n r nlnra lttXkttney, than tfc WcHrfi w MuMVmln w Mineral CoptwU f rfulrt f e t a cwp pfcmin t t you r H t t o mok e turt tha t yo olit y mifliimif B rqulrmerrt o f minraf cM fo r wWc h nn d to hwMB t1 hwra k en d 1 0 vto abou t m y facia lMum 14 1 HEWI2TT BiJta dr MM i lastHowel L Michiga nHar d Coa t Sof t Iiu Farmer s Fee d A t,THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday November 25 1953tie rfatouena OHBARN VENTILATIONUeres a chance to get the iais honest, uniia , BocificYouve heard much and read more about barn ventilation, and thereasons why you should install it General discussions that did not quite fit your situation, they probably left you more uncertain thanyou were in the beginning FROM MICHIGAN STATE COl6E SOCIALISTS about barn ventila tion and herd health FROM MICHIGAN STATE COLLE E SPECIALISTS about barn sani tation and vorker comfort FROM MICHIGAN STATE COLLEG1 SPECIALISTS out ventilation system designs and proper fan sizes FROM A CJSCUSSION PANEL by farmers who li electric ventila tion syste if FROM EX,HiJ me latest ad t in commercial bai enlialion equipment1H FG lerviile FairgroundNOVEMIJR 30, 1953 130 to 330 pmAt the Same Time for the Ladies A Home WorklvpMrs Mildred Cbapel, Home Demonstration A vnt, and Mrs Lynn Fenelev, Edison Jome Service Advisor, will tLiElectric Clothes Dryers and Ironers Home Lighting Home Preparation and Packaging of Meats and GameRefreshments will be servedSponsored byLIVINGSTON COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE IN COOPERATION WITH DETROIT EDISONNotes of AS Years Ago 39 licenses were sold in this countyto hunt deer tVp year There werenone from PutnamMi Jennie Thorn and Albert Meyers of Dexter township were mat iL E puriapo in Dexter last voek Frank Tiplady is fattening 35 hopsthis year The Pinckney fans ho 4 the game at Ann Arbor Saturday were on the bleachers which LxiK,j, ed but nbno wore hurtN H Caverly has movnd hi harirps and shoe shop to Dexter R A Williams of Detroit has rentedthe photo gallery of John Tuomey andwill rcoppn it next week W Knnedv his rented the Dolan building and will mako hoops Ms Belle Kennedy has pneumoniaC P Sykes and Son have justfinished putting in three heating sys m at Chelsea Charles Hoff and Mable Drew were maif at thf ks home SaturdaiT by Rev Adams M Ruen and family have movedinto their new home on Unadilla St Marvin Finley of Howell haveopened a jewelry store in the building back of Siglers drug store Louis Lavey and Robert Fitzsimmons gave a dance at the Dexteropera house Thanksgiving nightLedwidge Roche shipped a carload of potatoes from Anderson lastweek Now isthe limeFORGUIs andYoungWo manTO START WITHMich BellMany jobs are now available for alert serious minded girls Ifyou have these qualities necess ary for a tele phono operatoryou need no previous experience, you will be taugdt thebusiness as you go along, You will immediately go onpayroll at 40 a week for a 5doy J cir vvfjek end duringtho first yearyou vill receive five Foeral incTocRSSCl FO MISS AUTFN , f arranqe an intervc rSALUTE TO YOURLETTER CARRIERcoastradiowork celebritysimulcast ComediansDean Martin and Jerry Lewis, honorDry chairmen ofthe natinnwideLetter Carriers March formuscular dystrophy victims,will host a special coastto tclcvisioh andover ABC netstations the evening beforeThanksgiving The giant entertainment show, featuring top Hollywood stars, will alert familiesthroughout the nation that theirletter carriers will call afterThanksgiving to pick up con tributions to aid more than 200,000 victims of tMo criooling andfatal disease US PostmasterGenera Arthur E Summerfield is National Honorary Chairman ofthe drive Local branches of theNational Associntion of LetterCarriers AFL, headed by the7presided, William C Doherty, will rjivefull surpf t tothe carpnignConsult thisnewspaper for i in e of thejlartin and ewis Saluteto the Letter CarrierYour generous contributionwhen your letter carrier calls maysave a childs life If jvii xuLyour letter carrier, yon may sencontribulJrm to 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 November 25, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 25, 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 1953-11-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b8d94e6628dbdbc51763807db42568a9.pdf 5ab4676eee300c4038ad2f5587190746 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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R fcl i WedneadaT December 2 1953Court MewsMICHIGAN MIRROR sAnmd PMUpWhat can be expected of the next , Stockenauer of Lansino weresession of the legislature Answers given 4 to 15 years in Jack Tto this question are apmmini with last week by Judge Lyons Upwards of 140 bill, are already FowlerrtUe Spagnoia stcrehood of the session ending in 3 months Others arc routine Thatis they are offered year after year by Qn y legislators only to tall by the way Qnd hejd 81 No new tax bills are expected oi S100 hond charged withFowlerville olficeichanged their plea to not guilty gyin defaultThere is one, though, providing tora change is the sales tax distribution Now the distribution is on ,2 year basis Rep Conlins bill would distribute it every three months Unemployment insurance will beconsidered Gov Williams vetoed a bill last year which lengthened th,time of payments from 29 to Joweeks, but cut the amount of payments The nvw proposnl would increase payments from 27 to 30 a jweekBonus for Korean war veterans offers a band wagon bill for the legis The sentencefor of ChurchesCatholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fr Albert Schmitt POJ ISunday MassesSummer Schedule 630, 80090v0, 1000, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 10 00Novena Devotions fViday evening 730 P mConfessionsFriday after Novenna Devotiony 730 to 900 o mSunday Before 800 MassMennonita GburchCalvary Menaonite Church Rev, Ezra Pfcchargedaway a car andCaliforniasentenced in December lorDteg WorshipTERM OF COURT Sunday School ftA he December term of court Young Peqplea Meettog starts December 10 There araj Cottage Fellowship of which 6 seek citizen Wednesdayu 36 divorce Mennonite hour broadcast ersonaiiMarvin Light was injured in nnauto accident last Wednesday whlereturning from deer hunting and tak en to a Mt Pleasant hospitalLucius Doyle sr, and family hdfor Thanksgiving quests the LuciusSmith family of Howell, Junior Doyleand family, Mrs Kose LaRosa andson, BenedictThanksgiving guests of Mr FlorisClark and wife were Mrs Mary,Huff, Miss Dorothy Rhil, Mr andMrs M E Darrow and Mrs Murphy, from DetroitGeorge Thompson and wife wereThanksgiving guests at the PaulReiser home in DetroitClare Miller and son and Joe Griffith hunted at Douglas Lake the first Jof the week Kenneth Darrow of Three Riversand daughter, Mrs Jean Butler and SCHOOL NEWSFIRST GRADE NEWS Judy Reynolds is getting a newfront tooth We hope it gets throughin time for XmasJuy Brinker helped to celebrateher daddys birthday on SaturdayFrances Reason lost 2 teeth this past weekend uote tout was blockedstates whoBarbara Ludwig has some new red I 2 gemem on siaieittens Consequently ior 79 vearsit, years thereMarilyn Singer is getting two new was lio national holiacy ouittttth She lost two teeth eating es celefcratea one auie, atone icken J another and some none ui uaRose Marie Vedders daddy has WAen a national date was Una ily established it wasto pressure fromwine aeuibis wno saw a cnance10 increase the markei ior theirstock A Washington paper oi that penoa comes an aav ainorth to hunt for deerConnie Reiser has a new yellowhat Pat Plummers daddy has gone deerhuntingCherie Darrow saw the Thanksgiving Day parade on televisionMary Cosgray has a new green vertising bO barrels I wine, 4U boireis oi2 children of Detroit called at the u L and New York ciderM E Darrow home Sunday whiteThe Clifford Haines family and J K1s a Haines and wife were Thanksj Chn u u n u it ana ew OrBarbara Grant has new gray leg AlexendriaP ce Mennonite hcur broadcast ur,lhe only criminal cases ate Station WHRV Ann Arbor Decallac Cft dii ilators It died the last sis ion f r Wallace Crofoot drivinq crwayG 2 to 2lack of support from veterans or a car a Charles BaiJe neqliganizations Paying World War II gent homicide DMIveterans a bonus set a precedent e , j caseaAssumpChester WM1Amco Corp vsOJla Williams Congregational ChurchGuest MinisterRev PennellCarl Encomisa VS Byron Well Sunday School 130 A Mj Thanksgiving at the W F Close homeFrancis Lambbrancl vs Morning Worship ,1045 iLMy in Llganizations Payingveterans a bonus set a precedent We will have veterans from now on whichwill make for a continuous systemwhich will snowball A capitol punishment bill, a perennial will come up providing death for kidnappers and murderers A state speed limit miy be established Suggested are Jb iniki in lluday and 55 at night Compulsory aulo insurance will also be considered In surance people oppose this for fear the state might take uei th pro Tom Finlanjohn Burdo Roqsr Fair and bazaar at church Ward Tom iith vsham Gerda Rouahi Origiving guests at the Karl Starr home in PlymouthUll Otis Matteson and wife and Joe Griffith spent the week end in MtPleasantAlbert and Allen Dinkel attendeda meeting of the Kiwanis Club in Linden Tuesday Mort Neff, T Vj entertainer, talkedTho Albert Dinkel family spent i irom rew xorksaw the ThanksLiv , Abrahc Llncoiri liaaiiV modtf 4th inuiuiay in iMovemoetn 1 thus ubout some of the floats Sarahvinq aalehe floats Sarah itscivinqMcMacken hak a new blue hat and j there being no souilieiuwsgreen Perry Morgan has a new ring Hebrought a turtle and some shell for th terrariumJoan Eichman has a new MichiganState football pin congress to block it duetoC1VUAccordiuq to the t wthe turkey dinner schtCuu uxKathy Shettleroe tells us she may the i is ih Aoreago to Europe some day was no eat to tnem a,Jimmy Cantrall brought a birds on their menugram About 50 milion inis needed mostly for educational facilities Also for prisons and Dec 5 at 2 p, m,rTVB roniTTF FOR WGIVE COOKIES FOR Alvidelikhtful gifts Amy Aiou,writing in the American Weekly Dec b isszNon jurySmyth, st vs ServiceCcTnpany, Freda Smy Berrier Robert Avspert Doris TrailmoLilo ine Peoplesin InsLloyd At 212 Easti HcbHev, Koith Ruegse37 Pcarto vs Sundav School 945 A Mjt Sunday Worship 1100 A Ins Bunaav Youth Gioup 7 00 P Thur, Piayer Meeting 9 00IUa Roll Out Coolaos, uaa,,al Norwegian Molasses C k vsThaiksgiViiiq bevice Nov 26tit730 a rrir vs We extend a Chusticmand Holly Wreathesdays Detroit Times Divorce casts are BetyJames Stone, Ola vs h in Ricb to Everyone imcnd,IaTis vs Chcarles Kennedy Paul v Charlotte Lenharl, Doro VNADILLA FRBSBYTEBIANthy vs Edward Hendersci, Huqh Rev Yjch, ivs Shirley Proper Beverly vs Morning Worship megovernmoii to bep uieTK Keith Hradbury fariily of Chel , nomp from the rmy He gave price Up and shipped Uiciu lusa rtnd th L J Henry family call Hicky an nrmy belt i fjoys in the service wuu me ieu nt the Jesse Henry home Sun i Ronnie Courdway has a bad cough, sun the bays are all ieu up Oxday j Laurel Titus had two turtles that turKey ihere nas Dexi aThe Asher Wylie family were Sun dwd cnange in menues in Vvuuy guests at the Wm Piokford home Margaret Ackley has a new green War u was spam b n Inin j hat and mittens I week cooked inThe Kenneth VVylio family enter Uavid Loar s aunt came to visit vVarld War 14aiHfd Mrs Edmi Eulei f nd Dick ovtr Thanksgiving She bought Dav narclWylie for Thanksgiving j id a new Hfle THIRD GRADE NEWS The much heraldec Mirhnol Tauriainen brought a renl of Lt Raduievich oi iexiex Wflcairplane wheel to show us It was n was ousted as air loicwsouvenir his father brought home oificer because his Woriauuys aMrs Margaret Clark an familyhad Mis G W Clark of Ai Arbor, the Tom Clark family and II Clark case oW M s w, I W AlonzoTteasurerAcHnq Treaa 3XCT Of FICEBS Kenneth Pilgrim, Coiy Lcnvriice Bauha 17 Amo Oyerrevs Lawrence s Shir SIPt wife uv Thursdayffhe Herb Palmer familyWiksgiving at the Wesleyme in DetroitThe C J Clintons entert v r, i Clinton1K inn, ,,ii 11 en lierry lanksivinjr The oliildren s tpenti oincer Decause his pfrom the army I tendea Communist meung3,asWe have a new top airplane car been reinstated by Seciiuiy ohd il PrioV Some of the boys and girls arcjndayy W C, VEdmMattered FujaDcuglasCliiird Miller French, Jean vs Wayne sonAmbaelle vs Irvi csycvs Richo Rear do i Chrsfmas Maff ffrsfcy Pos Office ChanSJ WBHen oldJ D Chaplain Marshall StetfardsCory, Bob Eqeler, HaiH xBrandon White AlternateftJohn Burq, O IDick Snowgold 1 w Again this yrar the Post Office isois vs Melvin Cain, Florence asking the public for their cooperarpr ftnrf Marie Gecrqe j tion in tho prc paring of their Ghrist day in Pontiacrark with themKoLeo Ui haltedweek emChris jrnpbeil and Donhunted deer at Gaylncd over wife, son,at Honor ed tho1 imiliea Jlowell ed unit Suu Wo are sorry that RI yan father met with an accident whileth iroini north it isfiaid by OICih TToUt it imaking clay airplanes for its deck jaent EisenhowerPatty Suggitt has returned from i lthc north without a door Sunday was Louis Haydua birthdaDurothy Clarks wSS l,t Fri O Pr8Eisenhower Tne oittcerQ tine reCorcl and is a 8tud University ol Michattended uam ini north I classed htaa as a bad risk TheAnn Monkeys grandfather drew army relieved him of his autied l ttyic her a nte picture of his homeeck The Curts children have a nwMiMew O r Roy Boice, WmNdomiV3 Ken, Dora yinstructions each person can be ofoht Florence vsCrouch Vera vs WmSnowg,Milleri Homer AbV Mary vs H HoVer N1MissionaryMeets rey vsThe V Th ladies Misrithe Peoples ChurchEva Enquist at the Mich Snn Nov 24 , with 27 present , saraMrs Edna Euler, prosiriont, opened the meeting and read a poemWhat I have to be thankful for Rev Engholm of the Grace BiblChurch, AJBI Arboi, va i ,He tortk the second ohnrM,ei f Tithy for his text He ak , i ily go to Japan soonMrs Eloise Campbell ki in prayer Mrs Ivan Richardson and Mrsrge Harden were appointed amittee to buy pajamas for theldren at the SanThe following committee va a Salyerfoiiowing seek ciiinhip NkudrineDevine, fthel Cameron Smith, mas Mail By following a few simple I enJ TV , v , , The Dick Young family wi iivnen at the Andrew Campb hmfI nave returned to Big Rapids The Albert Shirleys had theLeonard Lee and Ken Mohlman families for turkey day quests The Carl Lentz family of Lansingspent Thanksgiving at tho Onu Campbell home The James Hall family of Marionentertained 21 for Thanksgiving, Theywere the Wm Maycroft, Frank Msycrift and Rev Moycroft families ami relatives from Ohio Roger Carr and wife spent Than yp This caused a wave ol protestThe Cujts children have a nw the press and throughout therabbit I nation as the Lt, himeli hadiud DMIIMW spent Friday with never been connected with CoiMary Ellen Singer munism His reinbtJCrtementhvs Don Address all matter plainly andEugene completely in ink Give box num Kaiser, bers, street address, or rural routeDon VS number whenever possible Packera Pet aitichs carefully in strong durable containers Wrap and tie them se vcly Sealed parcels must be endmsed Contents Merchandise Mayb opened for postal inspection if esary, together with the sender3 Mi and address It is recommended that Greeting Clifford Ege1OeS Freddie has somewent to ,COvindicationn,1 LToy Iditcr htis new shoesJoan Kndres entertained two friends during vacation Venning Curts has new glovesLarry I1 ley ha new bootsMiity Lee Aschetibrenner wenther grandmothers Sunday night Sas firstclass mail bef giving at the Wayne Carr home atPUBLIC INSTALLATIpNLivingston cause of the many advantages it affords Greetings prepaid at the first Bentlcy lakelHJltOLn RobinsonChapicdn Mrs Mae Metz of Howeliclass rate may be sealed and con Thursday at the Lee Lavey home tain written messages they arc dis Mrs Anna Tasch of An, Ari patched and delivered first forward1 spent the week end at the B KS i ed, if necessary, without additional homecharge, and, if undeliverable, return The Clare Miller famib SJMI ed at no further expense to the mail Thanksgiving in Detroit,er provided the sendns return ad Mesdames Clare, and Non n Miidress is shown oh the envelope lcr were in Ann Arbor Saturday Unsealed Christmas greetings sent The Joe Griffith family had me Don as thirdclass mail without written Griffith family of Mt Plea, ml and Nancy Read went totuiiay Some of the uirsxr ciiir SundayWe are planning a trip toKim airport Dec 7Lurry tlley visiu h,th i Iontiif Sun uy vening W havt tiiu nc w b hrKiWe are njv painting adI aoainq shortaiH in theUVi arcxi and elsewhere has led io many shacks and outbuildings boinq converted into living aparlmenlLS which vidate al xie saicty and fire laws on hbooks, the inspectors are eitherm, chidren bumed to death in suckgaiion Of course it is anothercase oi iockiiq the barn alter the horse stolen but it usallytakes some h traqedy to startaction Deiroi1 is not alone in laxness Wu understand a famMirhu i Taiiruiniii, Billy Light, and, y , 14 wt fand in this arealast week livia in a oneshack1 1i 1rooirtcliicersog w,vesto pack boxca for our boy officer sana ,easM Jane Clark, Paula ,ri who wish to attend Beverly Schedt and Mrs Coha , resorvutins for tlir insuuiofficers andOtherse theirnd mri Kenneth Pike is illmeeting adjourned and a lunch served The next meeting iswith Ruegsegger, Dec 29E CALENDAR IOR DEC,Dec 1Trtondship Night atHowoIL nac, iRagular meetmrjD9C 7thool of Instructionhwelointy wlHowelI8 p to Dec Ohiistaas party, NEWS JSe The Biq Treas wardenCurlettiSec enclosed are chargeablewitfi 2 cents postage Patrons hav ing a number of greeting cards 0deposit in the mail are urged to facethem all one way and tie them mbundles If the cards addressed for local delivery are tied in a separatebundle it will greatly facilitate theiri handling at the Post OfficeThe Post Office Department recom Otis Matteson and wife of Jfor Thanksgiving Day guest lOli1 i IWe llvacation Some 1 i R u1 enjoys NKWS j ourof us made tinfavors for our 7table Kareninll frorIropsBarbar SinfrTn marsha BaugJ hankmademailovin Thkeyuivira i inksgvingstanduplg dinnniiovmannd gumPoulsonWestern Statethe week mends that mailings to distant States eaNoil aQnRseeeid temilvBhould be mgde b Dec n and those The Tim Gallaqher faniilv e CnbS Ohia closer should be mailed by Dec 14i TWrkit anent Sunday at tho LoThe lames Whiteys and Wvlie home SaturdayJifflmie Porter was home turn Paul Burg, and Lucille Barrett made j e over The rcet attack of AttorneyGeneral Brownell on fosmep Iroldcnt Tnran hurt everyone the ciqina action but its purpose was aclvedThi waste v,, irv 3 that the Rpublican party was capiable of ii the aversion without S aator McCaihythoy week, panoramas showing dinosaurs jggjs BrcwncII and FBI Dfr J Robert Nokfr drew a picture on j hoover emerged OSloth of a thundering dinosau nnb, praiCa rs ofinhu3 Ohio YJIWI , 1 Detroit spent SundayC I jnDUS,yiuw j precm ordor to assumedehvery before J ycdee homeRead rmd wfe spentthe Vjn WhMey home In ArbcrDal Wan MeabonThk Christmas Day Following these instructions will greatly assist in lightening the burden placed on the Post Office during, the Holiday Season,, Orange bookmovies home readers took theirDal UKI Wan MeaBob licabon spent Thankaoivinq Mhll home inat the speMarshall home in by TOlY cmd TheSpace byHurstNOTICEmeet withjIto J8flH5IJIertrUae Roushl cohostesse, CHRISTMAS CONCERTThe JunlcTS aila Seniors willtockbd put on a Chrisfmas prograrrjThe Wayne AtLes hadj thcat the pincknoy school auditory AT ily of Gladwinium JQ at 9 p andth ch fcanily or J mission charqeThanksaivirr cruests, jL MAf cma two gj BaUqhn and wife Thankkcvuiq quests atWinston Baughn homejohjl jyicDonneiCleveland andhanksaivirr cruests, jMrs Latter McAfee cma twodaughters were in Detroit Sat T weretheMrsJune Hendee and h week end in HoltUVoKe of Hem, at the Don SwannSunday veer, homeSacrinaw over theand Darrell Bakergot deer Tuesday ovies hmTommy Read and Jack Bennett eachmade a diorama of telephone workus ft demonShefcanwereHUVIVI Grace Poulson riorfer of Holt and Lloyi , t ration on how to make a doll withHendee of Holt hunted dfr at Pi,,e cleaners and cotton She also Holt over the week end 1 made a Santa from an ajplr cottonTV10 Rrrinh Hall family Spent ani marahmallowBThMSto, y StoJ Date Wo are U joininK the Juni r ReMiller home Don Sworthout and BrmdorWhite hianted at Lewistown the of v,ck,Mesdames Clifford VanHrand Murl Ccrird were Ln Lansinolast Tuesday The Dr Jirri Nash family oColdwqter the Lloyd Hendefamily spent Thursday at thLynn Hendee home Cross We hope to fill fiveih gifts v be sent uui Son r McCarthyleft rortmina r nmd the itryina o get i to the act Tb yqwas no irtIMS oldonald Aokley was ninnturday Trimt IiouRhterty vd Leonard ,monson went up north during vaen to arouse MrThoir arqet was Senator McCarthy They did not rtdl ize the cense nonce to follow One was the 5ck ofissued by Ch irman Veld the UnAmericanwho vied to qe into the act Truman Justice Clark and Brynes all oi hichthe worst damage was overseas where oreiqn nkakmMwre diffrtiDted and miluence fell to a low ik jttiWety namesour Chrirttr Mr HoovwThis waspVrtedT r3d my hoase en 803 E Unadi , street, I will seS at Public Auction the followingDining Room Suits Tsble, Buffet, 6 Chairs 9x 12 rugsI 9 x 12 rug oriental1 8 x 10 rug3 Small rugs 2 Beds 1 Vanity2 Dressers3 Tables 4 Chroma chases EG,celebratedELECTRICCLOTHLoek for this ElectricDryer Days symbolT dealer displaying thk tunny bluegold seal is a dryer spialist Sc him todayNtTAtiATONS WtMDWWHOUT xter TheaterAnn Arbcri n100th birthday if W Tkur Dec Hscs You dont needcandles on his cake The Chelsea Methodist churchplans a centennial service Dec10 with all day services DrOttoNail, editor of the Christian Ad TAKE THE ITCH OBOUNDflriday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5 fwfh panorannc vision,now hare the largo lull inthe vidnttyFit SOUSUTL, Mon Dec 4 BIG DAYS 4Oiarles Heston,Bhonda rfemina1 FROM HEREPONY EXPRESSin , Burtontgomey QUtvocaie is re speakerMr and Mrs Ray Culhane ofCeW oofebraect their 49th 1 ooior a pSKS SOT a BSJ cr w K sr Bill Biehn of Unadilla shot J deer last week on the BrooksMr and Mra Lyl Pettieboneof Howell celebrated their 5Jthwedding anniversar last weekRev McLucas and Paul Kinggfy attended the Scottish Kitebanquet in Detroit lasi week554men received the Scottish Rite jreejsBrigjhton ArguJartin Alberts of Grand Raphas been hired as recreationdirector by the City of HowellHowell high school will establish a nigh t school this winter if enough enroll It will run 1212 weeks and stress citizenship St Josephs church of Howellserved 700 at their turkey dinner crt the armory at Howell last Robert Taylor Stewart CrcnQerj Edward G,IDAil THE BROTHERS WEilE VeraComedy VALIENTIn TechnicolorCcBttOOB BIG LEAGUERALL 1 DESIREWed thru Sat, Dc 9 to 12 Clark Gable Ava GardnerMOGOMBA BailStanwyck RichardCarlson little RascalsNewsHolidaySpook Show Dec, 12IBOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOP0mcm Hottday, VlcklMrs,Carohne Pinkham oi Lakeland died last week Bom to Wm Kuhn and wifeof Gregory at ot Joe hospital,Ann Arbor last week a dauqhter Donald Cole and Elwin Breniser at Greqory got deer lastweekBorn to hexoid Ludkke and wife of Gregory lat week a son Mrs Agnes Arnold of Gregory died ai the hoye of her daugh ter, Mrs George Catrell of How eH last week jA grass fire burned over 30acres and destroyed 2 ceaseson Jacobv Road, east oi Bnqlun, last week iFriday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5THE GOJuH BLADEin Technicolor Friday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5THE GOLDEN BLADEuiv iiyRock Hudson, Piper Lawto and Gene EvansRock Hudson, riper Laurie AteoTARZAN AND THE SK DEVULexit 2o 1 ears A rplay Smilinq Through1on the lecture course drew a bq crowd Monday night, Fred Lake and Wm CooperThe feather party qiveu Ly ihCommunity Assn Friday acKenzieMon Tucs, Dec, 6 7, 8 6Romance oi the Jungle MOGOMBAIn TechnicolorClark GabU, Ava Gardner and Grace KellyNovelty NewWed Thur, Nov, 9, 10 Big Musical TreatDan Dailey June Haver and Dennis DayinTHE GIRL NEXT DOORin TechnicolorNovell News Cartoon TAKE THE rflGH GROUNDin colorA drama starringRichard Widmark, Karl Maiden E, Stewart, Jerome Burg 8, ft 7 ITues,, Wed Dc, 8, 9, 10ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET DR JEKYLL MR HYDEwtthBu Abbott, Lou Costollo amd Boris lCo B 715 and 900on and flport All American, SeaDevils, Stranger Wore a Guno Love iCurtis family Di LOOTRed Bone female Houndoid white spoYced small Wallqer d Will pay rewaord, 37 MKidreW a big crowd SOiowl boTar HaT A Dem tate M37 MdBrijr family of Ann Arbor calleo ai Datroit 8 MtahPhon Tyler 87578Ulor4 Odd chairs 3 Lamps2 Beds wilh springs and mat tresses2 Rocker porch chairs with pads 1 Extension ladder2 Radios i Gil stove Wash tubs1 Ose wheel hand cultivatorForks, shoves and other tools T 3 annual nh senbarruet was heia at thLakj Methodist church ynight with 17 present Ye etLicrwas the guest of Csach Doyu, and the team, Gerald Kennedywas elected captain for next year Calvin Hooker was toojt inastek1 Stanley DiiAel wco Lcprincipal speaker Ho a or up said 1 am qiai I rrifootball whereupen cui io uihe players got up and said thesame thing Coach Doyle saiithis would not do at all so SpeedGilmora got up aqain and relat ed how he had to get his fatherand brother to do his chores sobe could play football Hubowidge and Bert Wylie qot offwisecracks Coach Doyle qave a a talk and ye editor was calleduponPinckney won their final qamehere Friday from St Thomas ofAnn Arbor 20 to 0 Roy Reasonmade the first touchdown ana Jim Nash the second on lineplays Graves made the 3ra onan end run with Nosh cleannqthe way St Thomas i the Ralph Hall hamweek end, overtheMesdames El eanor Bauqhn , Helen Reynolds ww inJackson SaturdayThankskgiving in Detroit Mrs Kerry Keating Rochewifewiie of Kerry Roche, died NovShe was barn in limerick coun ty Ireland bvt cmc hr at iheage A 2 years The inclher of 4 children, three of whom surviveMrs Jennie Foran, MrsKate She auci Andrew hoche surviveBorn to George Reason andwife Tuesday a 10 lb sonMrs Herbert Cope has beenon a 4 weeks lecture tour wiih her husbandDave Chalker and wiie axevisiting in Jackson countyEarl Bcice of Iosco trapped abadger last wool jThe younq people of the NorthHambuq church have a NewFi aland supper at the Dave Van Horn home Friday night At the PutnamHamburg Farmers Club meeting at the Ed Me Cuskey home Saturday, ArthurSchoeiJials was eiected presi ELECTRIC SUPPLIESFORBert kuitiar,oer LropMrs Beatrice Joiner andwcastle Ind and Mrs Roy usie VanHorn wore turkey day hunted deer at Lovellsapenter of Ann Arbor called guess crt the Clifford VanHnm week end, the J H Hbokev r rid Vm , rv uver Crarbothe 10 yd line the last period dent and Mae VanFIeet secrebut Gerald Kennedy intercepted tary and Myron Hendricks delethe pass, Kennedy and Nash qot gate to th itcrte associationthe exra points Pinckney with a, Hght team has won 9 qames,tied, 1 and lost 1 The loss was to i Saline when Nash, Kennedy and En I 41 A I fl M OHS Now is the I ime olayed every minute of all 11games Tht scoring records were Graves 94 Nash 84, Kennedy79, Reason 30 Murray Kennedy 18 Shehan 6 The PincicneY deer hunterswho got deer were Bill VanBlar icum Orville Smith and Fred Read Mose Kelly qot a 330 lbbeen Merwin Campbell had hishand badly burned last week atthe Greenville gravel pit whencan ofgasoline exploded In circuit court last week Arthur Shehan was given a judgement vs H Schoenhals for a cow killed by his auto recently H was insured in the WolverineInsurance Company Don Swarthout and HenryShirey are working for Firestone Tire Company in Detroit Ixvin Kennedy is employedr the Lansinq Construtcion Co Girls andYoungWomen TO START WITHBell FOP HOME ORBUSNFSS NEFOSarpent4 the J, Mrs Eva Wndren ith oafltd at th ffd,aH one FridayTW Francis Shehan family Tbankftgivtng at th P home to Redoia cmnd Mrs, W H Meyer aO their childen and CrarbonneauWkhof, Kaserne, r is for a telephone operatorneed no previous expercrr LyndMr and Mrs Mcvfc N , ww v, , ustained all their childrenn and many Afred Monks has ahere fames fcx ,uivi, rit Florence Bern an telffnem his home Mrs, Barbara Nash Bekkcrinq and Ddith VanNorman saw M1 Bmenck has qone brby speftt the week end Rbe in Ann Arbor Saturday Lansina to work as typist torm Grand Rapids The Robert Read family CGno Gldsmobile ComoanvMyron Schoenhals cmd wif ai the Jarnes Broqan home inof Akron, Ohio,spnnt Thursiday Lansing and the Arthur BulHsat thL J Henry home homo in Gregory Sunday Ross Read and wifethe Reg Schafer home Sunday,i business as you go alongY cm will bnmedkritly rpayroll at 40 a week for a day 40 hour week and during the first year you willWi , , , five special increasesWit Cobb has our thanks for d CALL FOR MISS, k HOWELL 9901 arrange cm lnily spent home in Detroit Two of the i Kennedy children came horn l with her 41The MaxReynolds Uaafbthad for ThcmtoqMnor guests ItJ Reason cm wife Ctarakt Rea son and family, lack Reasonand family and Mrs Marity Vsy DISPATCH Wdryday , Otcembe r 2 195 3Th e People sStor eeric sFLOWfcfi S rl H AL L OUGQN Sfro mLHfty S RCRA L GO PStosi r 28 4 Mowed deanten New sSPECIA L NOTIC ECa Dispatch2n d Clas sMatte r e n Postotflo eAc t o f Marc h 8 , 9fo n FWc e 15 0 DQ VrThoma s How e jr wif e an d so nspen t Thanksqivin q a t Livoni aa t th e Harr y Sampso n horn Oli n Kir1 son an d WIL war e calle d t o Ne w Yor k Ci V T h da y b y th e deat h o f hi s sister Mrs Su e Hopmiield Th e funera l iwa s Saturda y wit h buria l in INe w Jersey Ro y Clar k wa s a Thanksqivinq 1 dinne r gues t a t th e Murra yDaga Th e me n o i th e People st Churc h worke d al l aa y Thanks giving puttin q e roo i o n ihei r ne w chuzch Th e Wiilia m PRS S t ull yhav e move d fro m abjve iyQax k stor e t o Oa k Grove Bando m Whit e an d wil e jpen tlas t weeic in Ne w Yoo k City Th e W F Clos e Chevrole tGarag e a t Lindc n wa s r ,LJOC ISunda y niqht Re x Sacket i and Jamo Lunq lor d o i Detroi t calle a a t th e rL Camburr i home Saturday Fran k Aberdee n u d vvu adth e Re x Noqqle s sp ii i k qivixi q a t th e Haroi u Fairclu thom e in Detroit wer e Thcmksqiva q q u is th e Cia o Barnii m hom e r Jdilla Larry , Florenc e an d Sall y U le y spen t Sunda y ia f r uwit h thei r qrandpareuts Mr s Mcrqare Bum cc mhom e fro m Mcihorsj u iv , H las i Friday Th e Ra y Burn s tamil v wt iThursda y quest s a t h Conkli n hom e m LALA Thanksqivin q que iI Howar d Head s wer j Oe o v VVilci e O 7 r j an d wive j aiv r , lar d 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Jwtthdrawel s withou t re d tpi b y th e FDIC , u p t o PLUMB N GWATE R SYSTFM SSlenle y Dinke l j Mone y i n th e ban k i s a n asse ttoda y an d wil l b e tomorrow A Dan k balanc e mean s yo uhav e credi t a t your command yo u can tak e advantaq e o ian y opportunit y tha t ma y pr esent itsel f a t an y time TH E FQW T NATIONA L BAN K Under Federa l Supervisio nMembe r Federa l Deposi t lnsur Copurcrtton Al l Deposit s Insur a d U p t o SI000 J fo r Eac h Depo sXatheriA e le r spen t Thur s Orvi n Hoolo y hot t r I Anna Mab d El m iiriopl e a t Gosbetn I rr MBLuca i ha s rente do n Mil l S t to Ra ywh o wil l b incBt P 3fc wife spen t Thu Thursday quest s c f th e Walte rG W r Clar k an d wif e10 hcwptta L An nPatric k Charles and Toledo Clark famil y wer o Mr sA r c i the week Clark An n Arbor Edsi l Meye rimpbol l an d Georq e family , Ypsilant i and Mrs Ros eunte d dee r Lcveil s Hendee , Douglas Jilcto 29 o fSunda y guests o f th e Franci s Greoor y w e k lri in an aut oSheha n famil y war o th e Bo b acciden t a t 13 0 a m S uG f l f Rdf d Tl dGannon famil y o f Redfurd , Joh n I Nort h Territoria l an d Dexte rLundeo h an d wil o o f Detxol t an d Tow n Hal l Rcxxd ,Marvi n Hoar d o f Gregory , iSS HEA T THAT SOVE RFURNAC E HEA TN o eosM pipe s o r register sto instal l or dea n fwWCVHIATMAKI ReUARANTE EProw H at su r Sojfa f dairt mak e tK 1 ,S f v Kr f rALE O f WRtT f SIFOLE CtNIPAi AHocke y Servic e tu f, HIf wPonbr 2 1953NOTICEDJroii Edison CompanyDiscontinues f rep Installation o Electric Clothes Heaterand Siovet bee 3,53 Electric Slaves and Water31 55 Getyoir Dryers, Hatersbefore mbove dales FIFTH GRADE NEWS Jerry Steffan and Tom Kennedycelebrated birthdays hist week They received many nice cards Square dancing waa started todayand we had lots of fun and learned one danceNew committees were elected forour room upkeep Nancy Wegencrs dad is due homefrom New Mexico this week A new dictionary chart has beenadded to our bulletin board collec tion A new volley ball has been givento our room We wish to thank Mrs Kellenbeiger Red Cross boxis came today to befilled we have to remember children in other lands are not as fortun ate as we Fractions and their reductions aregiving us many a headache Mikt Rooke brought us some goldfish which we put into our new loopacquarium Thanksgiving plays were put on bydifferent students They did verywell prcve on the Honor Roll for this e period are Carol Miller, The PtadcnwRay M Ouffff, E Pinckuay, MiehigwiDaily 11 00 A M to 800 a Except WednetAapMon, Tues, FrU , Y00 to 800 P MLA VII HAPHO USTIE, RUNDOWN, HAIFJALI62 ldc errgy m ppf f m,w due to a itcmta or mineral, then talc Wqfldm MirftfVIfotnliwMlneralt Capiv a regvtaHy at a tup to your tt to ok wr that yov0t dopy mirWmir, eqwiftnt of dl OMI vitamin for wh the md In nutrition hat been t joHthtdTok fust on copwte a 4m , 4capsule contain 1 I mkiwvh and W vamini Let me tetl you about my specialoff on Watkini MultiVttamiM iflfh MineralsCopwleslAVITISU INtf MAOAZINI SJC F, HEWLETTMO Livinaton StPinckney, Phone 3LUSTTwo dogs, one red andwhite hound and black andwhite hound Will pay rewardWayne C Graham 693 Mohawk Ypsdlaiiu Mich Phone 4292M Hicountack up rw on the Famous Mary KingCssoic for yourself or for Gifts CREAMS, FACE POWDER, HAND LOTIONS,UP STICKS, SAKI5T SHAMPOO, CREAM RINSE, PERFUME, COLOGNEAlso Beautiful Christmas Cards 76cC F Hewlett WATKINS DEALER140 LIVINGSTON STREET IN AND SET YOUR SUPPLYPMinc nevsQU YPrwltCtrtets Service CLARKS Dr, G R McCloskeyDENTIST11212 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michiganmar pKarl burg, Kathiyn Gyde, Karen Eiehman Marjory Miller, FrancisClark, Mary Menke, Chuekie Willis, Louis Hachey, Sharon Griffiths, GuKanper, Noel Herb SneedPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howell, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeSIXTH GRADE NEWS We finished our Xjnas presents fovoux mothersWe are finishing our unitsLea Morgan brought six polliwogs to school and we have one left J Some oi the children in our room sent in tor foreign pen pals Wereceived thorn last week I We have a new volleyball in our louinWe had ai onienuinment show lastvVccinesuay vv e all did different Liangs Vic an nud a vury nice Lse UveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Myrai J HighFkiwbtof n4 H frtUMBM4 llMEtr PlumberFlusm 188F21075 East M36, PinckneyFUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthout CireclorModern Equipment Ambulate ServicePhencs 29 and 63, PinckneREFRIGERATION SERVICE mRepairs on AU MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyOn ,e elected new of1Inty are president, CaroJ jUerycz v4ce prosiuent, James Holr UHgsworth secretary, Barbara Me andFam Sales A SpecialtyBart frsieCall Fowlerville 435F6Dr C J Towrar CBNT1ST3044 Portage Lake RoadDexterPhone Dexter 8461Afee treasurer, Deila Davis,librarian, Donald Singer We had Ihursday and Friday oif tocelebrate Tnanksgiving j The Duys m our room are stalling , LO play basUeiuaii m me gym WOMEiN WANTEiXHousewivosOn Tuesuuj, we wrote letters 10 dow shutters Mrs Frsd G Reiekhoff, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 35a Residence 611Lloyd Kendee Livestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to Detroit Gsneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161F1Scgar J, CarrComplete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney, MichCemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford To Pay Milford, MichiganMfHofd Granite WoifctReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesList Your Property With MeBroker 200IJnckMy, Mich iroah Peart Phone 13dClassified AJTOiioyd iiaruui ana iJatty Kocniovitz, Phone Hamilton 6253 or calloocau uu, arc in at 945,3 McGregor HoadWe uicvv uii iui Christinas last VVednuay m win havo a patty lOli RENT Modern 5 room apartin the g ui nui the1 high schuoi raiu RNOLD BERQUIST830 I idilla St Plnckn,Wcrtd 3epcdxigGold S C Jlmas Bargain aner, Watch BcrndJewlr7rnade Fecrther MWfVFOR S LE Vnrmuie 1 0 tun llYO o of Kof 6 girls, and a groupin the back oi tnc nn merit and bath, upper flat in Pinckney J 25 Emorningr stove, innw rnd electric rer Cl 612, Pinckneyij Corn Pickinq, newtwo row picifler Earl SchroedeiHNOTiCi, Of PUBLIC At a regular metunqCouncil oi the Village a ney Livingston County,igan held in the Council in said Viilcge en October1953Present Village resitieruel, Villaqe Clerk Ackley Trustees Kennedy Clinton,lady Swarthout Clinton SiiiiZenith haaio, Vacuum Cieanr gui3 tap snoessiz 12 Vi Phone 1S9F2 Pinckney hnLP VvAilLiioung man iorclcoiy WOTK JL small ioci inLnsy Phoo Greaorv 14rJ Black and tan houndOwner can have bby paying foraf L uogs Keep and ororingpr y, thoue 47F4ac mu s advertising postcardihave good handwriting Oi Wetertown Massuues winter coat, qood con aitlviicn, sizes 16 and 18650 each airo Xmcs qitts ir sale, fhoheI lr13 Tuoday thru Friday ai TCl SALE Girls subt en12 fmter coat, brown houndscLc vith oxctctxing ascot 20like new Also size 12 black peajacket 4 Phone 179F2 Pinckneytcr 7 p ru1 FOR SALEScotch Pines and Spruce, Christmas Trcos A, F Monrce Son8 miles north of Pincknyon Davis Bring the children andcut your own trees EvergreenApornspelts and deerskins Market pricesLucius J Doyle, 310 Putnam Street, Pinckney, phone 42andAbsenu trustee Head The following resolution wasmode by Trustee Kennedy andits adoption movedWhereas the Council deems itadvisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that part of Coloman Street between Main Street and Unadilla Street in the Village of Pinckney, LivingstonCounty, Michigan, be it therefore resolved that it is advisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that part of Coleman Street between Main Street andUnadilla Street in the Village ofPinckney, Livingston County 1 777 , BUQMichigan, and that the Councilt WelcLng Vrf 5JH0 shall meet on December 819531 Automotive Glass Sold at eight oclock p m at the installedCouncil Rooms in the Villaqe of 1018 East Grand onFOif ALESmall type whiteTurkeysweigh 9 to 13 lbs eachMrs J C Murphy, 1425 Swar Rd, Pinckitcyphone 71F21waiheS4 miles west of Howell at 490Mason Road Phone HowellWANTED Knwfm8 also beef hides, 994 T 1 or Fnwlervie 388F11FOUNDRcJ Bone hound, own er can have for paying for hiskeep and this adv Don GoranFOR 3ATEVaiily Drsser, bedsprings, bob buggy and high 216 W GHiver, PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATT1ERush Lake Phone 157F13 Ptnckney, MlchlgcBiOvvSr FOWLBi CFoot Specialist Chlropodb ggychcrir ione 45F4 Pinclaieypf PAUTO PARTSU At J YelphoneOffice 7SI81 ByRes 7J001 W151Pinckney and hear objections, if I any there be to the vacating discontinuing and abolshing all,that part of Coleman Street here in described, and that the follow inq notice be given of such p b lie hearing by publishing thesame on November 18 Novem ber 25 and Decenber 2 in the, Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaperi published and circulated within the Village of Pinckney, towit NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNotice is hereby given that thVillage Council of the Village oi Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan will held a publichearing on December 8 1953 at eigth oclock p min the CouncilBooms in said Village, to hecofobjections if any there be to the vdldating, discontinuincp and aboliihing of all that part of Coleman Street between Main Street bmd Unadilla Street in the village of Pinckney, LivingstonCounty, Michigan Be it further resolved that acopy of this Resolution with so Notic of Hearing be publishedin the Pinokney Dispatch on thedai hereinbefore set outResolution supported by Tiustee Shiriev Uncmimousjy adapedStanley Dinkel Village Preside tMildred Acklev, Village Clerk Howeil MichiganMANDELLS SAW FUNG SHOPMOWER SHA1PENTNG11524 Riverbank LineHILAND LAKE MCKPocohenf asan tumpFarmers Feed Supply 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 December 02, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 02, 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 1953-12-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch