346 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/40968cae14886797255fed0e5eda29cd.pdf 82d37f32e67dce31170c7597d54c9e57 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i m 5JK9 4 i3imiutcDi5patt1i Volume 6C be Fincknej DlspMi Wednesday October 13, 1948 No 41 Michigan Mirror I Here and There Social Happenings Church New INotes on the Game The Michigan political camp1JPINCKNEY BOWLING LEAGUE edgn has passed Horn ine aoiI Team Pinckney Chapter No 145 have ST MApYw ui iiru elected the followina officers I bi MARY S CHURCH drum stage to that oi jittersThe Fenners Service 2 Michigan Republicans were con Pinckney Fab It iident oiaG O P landslide Reads Lumber 2 in Nov until Inside information White Front 2 arrived from persons who should j Pinckney Tavern 2 know to the eriect that Republi Bob White 1 can popularity was ebbing last1 Pinckney Products 1 and the reelection oi Gov Sigler Cory Drug I WQB in grave doubt He 3 the iw uia following officers Won Lost PHJ Worthy Matron renewed activity in the vpubli Die Set Blues 1 Die Set Reds 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 Kev irnca Murphy, pastor Masses at 800 and 1100 aan High Indv 3 GamesR Fenner 521 D Meabon 512 High 3 Game TeamFenners Service 2239 Reads 2227 Hiah Indv GaraeR Fenner 196Skinner 195 High 1 Game TeamFenners Service 794, Pinckney Tavern sa can camp and Gov Siglers tended speaking trip Some voters wonder who is running for governor on the Dem ocrat ticket GMennon Williams or Attorney General Gene Black Black gets most of the headlines with persistent regularity The five amendments to be 793 voted on Nov 2 evoke little in I High 5 Man Average terest 9 Martin Ritter 183 No 1 Is for a constitutional p McLean 175 convention to draw tup a newfl Fenner 163 consitution The present one wasffrea Read 14 drawn up in 1909 and has been Widmeyer 155 amended 44 times 52 amend M ments were defeated I MRS ANSTACIA BELLFRANZ The present constitution1 diverts sales tax money to schools and1 MM Anastacia Bellfranc died teachers salaries, freezes the gas in Ann Arbor Monday where oline tax for highway use, requires uniform taxation, bar to a state income tax For these reasons opposition to a new constitution is strong Another amendment defines illah Reason J Worthy Patron Clifford Miller Novena Devotions Friday at Assoc Matron Anna Reason 745 followed by preparation for Assoc Patron Otto PoulsonAOly communion Secretary Virginia Carver Sunday Oct 17 22nd Sunday Treasurer Hazel Poulsons Cilei Pentect C Sun ic the Conductress Carrie GriffithYoun9 ladies, 9th week of 62nd ,Assoc Cond Mildred Miller Novenna j 1 Chaplain Lucile Beck A Plenary Indulgence may be Marshall Alberta Dinkel 9 ained under usual conditions Organist Winifred Afctrati , of e Holy Communion before 0 3 3 1 1 Injuries made it necessary to revamp the Pinckney football team lor the game at Manchester and as a result they were again weak on aliens and lost Current Comment The parang meter epidemic seems 10 he spreading and the recent court decision in the meter case at Brighton has opened up out by the same score they did a new held for then ihe court at Brighton the week befc J decision was That there does to 0 1 nt have to be a parking problem before meters Adah Louise Zeigler he Blessed Sacrament exposed Ruth Florence Wagoner and the prayers for the inten Esther Arlah Phillipp1 oi Our Holy Father Pope Pius Martha Ruth Curlett XE Electa Irene Thompson Among the intentions are Sun Warder Leota Reason r living,reqby MrsJoe McCleer Sentinel Clifford Haines Mbn, late Frank ZalisTues,Earl Color Bearers Mafcle Hammell Bouville Wed late John Yut 7 7 Touch Margcatet Swarthout kewicz Thur, late Mrs Mary, This WQS Pmckneys v,V SP eilurphy Fn mten,Ucn of livingj coj chance atth h on 1 w S11 WiU 5 , f llVing req bY other occasions better blockin held Oct 23 at 8d0 p m Gerald Oakley mi ht have resulted in scores Prayers requested or MrsAnnal The py team a puzzle Manchester made most oi their gains running the ends but got their first touchdown on Then they scored again the sec ond half after a series of em runs Pinckney failed to mak any progress against the Mai Chester line and switched t passes On a lateral forward c the 40 yard line Jeffreys threw pass to Gerry Clark on the I but he could not hold itlt would A NARROW ESCAPE j Kennedy, oldest member of the I u u v, mr, iur , , , 9 , ,luCi , 1 It is one of the heaviest team Mrs Margaret Bruns took the Parish who died liast week Her school girls cheering team to granddaughter died the same the game at Manchester Friday day and her funeral was held night in the station wagonCom, from Assumption church, Wind sor she lived with her sister She was Anastacia Fohey of Whitmore Lake and married William Bellfranz who died ten years ago while they lived at Pinck ney Mrs Belliranz had just order of, sucession of state ofiic spent two weeks at the Thomas ials Governor Lt Gov Sec of Murphy home here, returning to State, AttyGen, Treas and Aud I Ann Arbor FrMay The funerai it St Thomas church An Wednesday with burial in ai Arbor Gen This would prevail in ca ses of death r No 2 amendment is repeal of the sales tax diversion adopted 2 years ago whereb the cities, schools and villages all got more money As repeal would mean a cut in wages for teachers and city employees, oppositkmrepeal is strong p No 3 would permit the legislature to set the salaries of the stafe officers The 1909 constitut ion set them so low that the legislature has had to vote them expenses for many years No 4 would abolish the 3 a day salary of legislators and give them the power to set it No 5 vculd male it possible to raise the 15 mill tax limit on property by a majority vote instead of two third as at present It would also extend the period by which the 15 mill limit can be raised from 5 to 50 years MASONIC LADES NIGHT ing home she drove on the New York Central tracks just as the fast stream liner was due and the gates came down Denning the ccrr on the Irack Mis Burns showed rare presence of Mind and backing up smashed through the gates but got off the track before the flyer went through According to those in the Burns car the flasher and bell did not start working until the gates came down This is a dangerous crossing and a nam Annual Educational conference at St Marys high school, Lansing Friday at 9 m for teach ers of diocese Luncheon at noon All are invited COMMUNITY CHURpH Congregational Rev D D Brady, pastor Choir Practise Wed Night Organist Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbeil S S Supt H C Vedder Choir Practise Wed 730 Livingston Lodge No 76 F AM will entertain tho members of Pinckney Chapter No W5 O temple on SATURDAY NIGHT OCT 16 Banquet served at 630 P M ver of people hava been killed I Mornina Worship 1030 here SermonHow to Keep the Law Sunday School 1130 Junior Choir Practise Wed400 Senior Choir Prac Wed 730 EECUITirJG NEWS Eleven young men in Living E S at a Ladies NighT at lhej5tsncounty ohosethearmy eVj Auxiliary meeting at the church air torce for a career during the montk of Septand were enlited Trustees meet Oct 15,800 by Sergt Lercy Richardson of, Sunday evening open house at It will be followed by a program i Pinckney recruiter for this1 parsonage 700 to 1000 p m and a dance Masons and Stars county They will get their has Monday 800meeting of the invited By Order of the W M NEW LONE RANGER ADVENTURE, Follow the celebrated masked hero as he stars in new exciting exploit,The Outlaw Trail See the Lone Ranger, Flash Gor don, The Phantom and other famous and thrilling cdventure classics appearing in PUCK 1 on classics UMWCUIUIM ,, Another one concerns the Cal , ftie big coI ahan Act for registration of cfor eign agents BIRTHDAY DINNER The rlarry Moore home at Fen ton wa the scene of a very pleasant gathering Sunday, Ocu 3 when 55 people sat down to a table decorated with fall and centered with a huge birthday cake honoring Eeit VanBiaircuni sr on his 84th birthday, a resid dent of Pinckney for meny years who now lives in Howell Guests were present fromLansirg, Flt, Port Huron, Pinckney, Chelsea Portage Lakd Brighton, Howell and Fenton Four present were past 84 years old 8 of Mr sent andVseveral sets of the 4th VanBlaiirttms children wejp pre generation ored comic magazine with this Sunday Oct 17 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times ic training at various stations memDers to canvass visitors to and then attend schools in the the church line of the work selected fori 0ct 21,Ladies Aid meet with them The following are the en jrs Minnie VanSlambrook listees , Hbwell lack Brown, William MLNNONITE CHURCH Olrich, Lester VanBlaircumFred v wv Wobev, paio Murohv Bfcaue of building operatioiir Brighton,Herbert Brown, fcfcn D Conely, Charles Nelson, Lee Wasmund Pinckney Eric Wellington Rush Lake, Jack Darrow 18 year olds may still enlist for one year James Meyer, Neil Baughn, Dale Meabon, Kenneth Mohlman and Bill Enquist went to GOES TO CAMP LEE v Corp Maggie Aschenbrenner, ented in the WACS in 1943 and served overseas in Italy recently reenlisted and was assinged to Wright Field, Dayton Ohiahas been reassigned to the Womens Training CenterCamp Lee, Virginia She was at Wash ington D C for time and while there had th honor of driving the late Gen John I Pershing P T A MEETING Regular meeting Oct lSPlease rckon Thursday to enlist in the MARRIAGE LICENSES Melvin Huffman, 24, Hartlcmi MaryEuler, 17 Hartland ar Davi,44,Brighton Lfflkm Nehort 36, Brighton Kenneth naggs,lf, HowelL Barbara Masher, 18, HawelL remember the Clinic starts the 18th Everyone welcome Miss Louise Zeigler is working in McPherson Bank, Howell Lloyd Hendee and family spent Sunday at the Russell Nouffer home in Lansing Mrs Mable Suydcrm and Mrs Lucy Reason left Friday fpr a 2 weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Harold Reason in Berkley, Calif Clifford Buttleman and wife ot Chicago7 spent last Wed and Thur with Mrs Weltha Vail Mrs Lulu Lamb and Mrs Alice Lee Lamb were Friday nite dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ware Pete Stackable of Lansin vas a caller at the Dispcrtc lice Saturday Claude Swarthout and son, Harold went north last week to hunt deer Mrs Clifford VanHorn spent the week end with the Floyd Weeks family In Grand Ledge Mr and Mrs Louis Gearhart of Howell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mark Nash Lynn Hendee is in Howell this week attending the meeting of navy but found enlistments had been closed until November we will M HX North Hamburg NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Ezri Bechy,Pttor, 4060 Swarihoit Suet Wm Lcidig Road 7 niit N E of Pinckny Sunday School 1000 Morning Worship Service 11 30 Youn Peoples Maetiag 730 Evening Mwe 815 On Friday night October 15 Livingston Lodge will hold a special communication to confen four Third Degrees Lodge will open promptly at 700 p m All members of the Fellowcraft botfd of supervisorspcgGaM andwife ot Briq ton spent Sun4ay with the Lester McAfee familr Munar Kennedy has bad a Born to Mr and Mrs and Mrs team are asked to be present George Frazier of Hiland Lake Refreshments servedafter deg at Grace hospital Detroit Thurs rQQ wor day, a son James William, wt Paui yj Curlett, Sec 5 lbs Bom to Mr and Mrs Howard , MARTIN GREINER Seefeld Mary lane Galla Martin Greiner, son of the late at St loe hospital, Ann Arbor, Q Greiner d Pincckney, a Oct 2 a 2 lb son who J j itired Detroit rlicemcm died Oct 4 , lot Brighton Tuesday He leaves Mrs Ona CampbeU who has, Q fhe former SteUa CUnton been in Sparrow hospital lor 4 Funerd St Patricks chUrch, weeks recovering from injuries fi n Frida Qt g Q m Bur receive in an auto acccident Detroit u was able to come home lues day Loren Meabon and xn ti NOTICE Grand Rapids spent Sunday tj T October 11, 194 the George Meabon jr home On and after this date I will Donnie is attending Audabon not be reensible for any debts school there contracted t by my wife, Susanne Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle,Miss SignedJohn L Conners Fv Melvin, Mrs Rose Howard and Mrs Ella StapUh were In SPECIAL TAX NOTICE Lansinq Sunday to attend the Saturday October 16, 1948,is rhristening of the Infant son of the last day to pay your village Mr and Mrs Robert Grainger Shirley Reason 1 a Pauen at St loe hospital, Ann Arbor in the schools history Mucl heavier than the team witi which Coach Reader won If straight games his first two year as coach For some reason or other the team seems unable to develop driving power and ha scored but 7 points in 3 games Friday Pinckney again plays away meeting St Marys ol Adrian there In other years they has given Pinckney little trouble but this is another year The Pinckney lineup was Tom Goode Q B Palmer, F B Jerry Heath and G Clark, haHs Jeffreys end Dairov,ends, Van Blaircum and Bowers, tackles Schneider and Wallace Jeffrey gucrras Don Clark, center FOOTBALL SCORES The footlxill games over the week end were exciUng At Dexter where that team trampled South Lyon 40 to 10 two oppos ing players engaged in a fight and were put out of tho game At lrn wnere that team dedicc a nrw lighted field by iosin lz 7cumser 7 to 6, the Tecuiwi fans swarmed on the field to carry off the goal posts a battle followed in which a goal post was knocked down, hittinq a girl on the head and tendering her unconscious Other scbresMilan 34,Chelsea 0 University 13, Romulus 7,Holt 20, Stockbridge 7 Roosevelt 31, Saline 7 Okemus 20 Dansville 7 Williamston 14 Fcwlervillo R flrrtnn Rapids 19, Hnwell 7 Brigh ton LAZLOZAHN Miss Francis Lazlo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Lazlo of Pinckney was married to Benjaman Zahn, an employee of the Ann Arbor postofficr Friday at the home of Rev Carl Brauerin Ann Arborj The couple were attended by Mrs Glen Zahn, a sister of the bride and Gail Newland They will live in Ann Arbor taxes Village Treasurer new roof put on Ms bam j recently Mrs, Howard Read spent last ItoTtoHi1 has week with her parents in Ann j imA n a nurse and Join ArDor efSfHw Rad id family were h Ual Detroit, Sunday guests at the James Bro Md Mrs Jesee Henry call, 9an home in Lansing z LjrMrJ near Elect E Reed Retcher Probate Judge, Election Nov 2nd Nonpartisan ballot can be install J Detroit has a number oi meters Kalamazoo votes on them Nov 2 and Milford is considering them New demands on c ties and villages make more money necessary and the 15 mill amendment make levying it on property impossible So the ity dad3 have to find painles taxes and the parking mees are manna from heaven The first mch tax was the sales taxBitter was the ouery against it and jOvComslock who sponsored it as defeated ior reelection by tie people who dubbed the tax A penny for Comstock tax Go it jeiad who saccedea him prjiiised before election to lemove he ales tux from food end other things but never did and it has been unchanged for 16 yeas except it wa raised in some cases It is here to stay and apparently parking meters are also Louis Stipe, Mich Bell Telephone district mgr was in town Thursday and he explained to us the dispute which during the last few months has curtailed service in a number of cities The Mich Bell employees are nearly all union members and a year ago went out on stuke, paralyzing service Eventually they signed a contract and returned to work Since then there has been several strike threats and service nos been disrupt ed a number of times when 200 or 300 employees leave the jo during working hours to attend a union meeting The basis of the dispute is this The union wants all classes of workers to receive same wage rate in all parts of Michigan The company refuses this demand will only pay the workers wages equal to the current waqes in the areas where they live Thus Detroit workers are the highest paid, upper peninsula, the lowe8t and west coat the next lowestThat is the whole dispute Attorney General Gene Black is classed as a Benedict Arnold by Gov Sigler ana me state adminteraction but wewill say one thing for him, he has done mcro standing up for the peoples rights than anr attorney general we ever had When he found Mich Auto Dealers were yetting discounts on sale tax payments he did not hesitate to ake steps to collect the full amount Last week the Public Service Com in a quick kick decision granted the Michigan Bell Telehone Co an 8,000,000 increase in rates Black blasted it as illegal and said he would go into court and get an injunction to prevent it taking effect He reasons, in ing ham county 2 years ago the Mich Bell was ordered to ait rates The company appealed and no decision was ever renddered Black claims the Mich Public Service has no right to grant a raise when the rate question has not yet been passert upo y the court Stuart White, chairman of the Public Service Com was selected to run for for attorney general by Gov Sigler to replace Black ROY HENRY Roy Henry, 65, a tailor and clothing merchant, died at Battle Creek last Thursday He was a former Ann Arbor resident and at one time was a member of University of Michigan band don Miss fertie McCabe near APPEAL DENIED The appeal of the 4 r1 k Legionairs,convicted of ki igoilas Ccleman,nero, in lJ5 aid throwing r hdy in the irck ney mill tnd, for a new trial, has been Cd Miss Elizabeth V ks, daughter of Mr and MTL oyd Weeks s in training tor a nurse at York hospital YpsilanUHoward Haines who is in Syracuse N Y, is improving The Ross Read family spent Sun nite at the Sneed home, in Howell Mr and Mrs Fred Read were in Detroit Friday The Miller families attended the funeral of John Croupe at Howell Thursday Mrs Mary Brandle who her 3urviving m his wiie the form been staying with Mrs Emmaj MrsBess Bciry ol Vollmer went back to Detror a gtepoB DaBa Ct Friday The funeral wai The Merwin Campbell family Monday Burial was sit spent Saturday in Detroit cemetery v A 1 m,, hir ,, ,,, Man frffi l IffiiPDiCKNEY DISPATCH Wuhiifcr Octobw 13 1M dute of th oicei wai tei HOELL Theater The White Front Market Tbls Week Special Choice Cat It Iftch lan k Hound Steak Beet Roasts Sftr Salt Pork SSS Ground Steak Weiners Potatoes Apples Boca Coffee Oranges Tut ard bulk lb NEW AGENCY FOR THE EAGERS CLEANERS Of HOWELL Ik Only pound MichiganPeck No 1 Ik Eating A Cooking UNEQUALLED AT IB FINE FOR JUICE 69c 59c 59c 49C nta 49c 29c 39c 39c 25r Neighbor Nols j foeply gmteiul to the people oi D w w jOUr f0 they would ietainJ55ST 17 AdAd JaliiLTJ 5 J iXe9Ular temL T d 7c 2e ibe Stockbridge Rapt church this kindly Place a cross in fronct wtt 13 14r 1 TT T c L,rr n NonPartisom Esther Williams Peter Lawfocd M and Mr Joe Savage oi ballot on November 2nd ivTlT wTrnT Unadilla who old their Jam Hiram R Smith ,tomy Duran Cyd have moved on the Charles Run J AyUJN XHLiAXlib ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU cimcm tarm, , Terhnimloff Comedy Cartoon New Saturday October 14 Roy Ropier, Smiley Burnette In BILLY THE KID, RETURNS Abo Lyn Wilde Lee Wflde m s CAMPUS HONEYMOON J Butch Jenkins, Frances Gilford Fiv ten age youth have been arreted for doing 0001 1 worth oi damage in Wrt Park , , MB M Ann Arbor, lastl week, also a ,pd man who bought them liquor Carl Stuhjbejg crttomay for 26 les drill team, arrested for gams , 1 in an open Heli rocr Chelswr uaday ociok 17 19 sea has demanded separate YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME trials for them A lnma Mk Staaina The wife of Mermen Williams Jean Grain, Dan Daiiey Democrat candidate for gover OnieoEcuiH Yeoaener is Nancy Quirk, daughter of Ypsilanti banker Ifc and Mrs Max Hagman recently called on WmStevens at Veterans hospital, T born, where he underwent tion The Chemung Fill Coating Hw Huebanda Captain from Castlla Afiatoa Mat Sunday, 2 15 p M, Conttnttoe Sunday Monday October 17 18 Alan LadcL Donna Reed ML VAIN BEYOND GLORY Cartoon Newt OiELSKA jpertt TtLiar Saturday October 15, 1 Tueeday Wedneeday October 19 20 I L JANE DOE THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Ruth Hussey John Carrol Vera Country A Rereleaee Stoning Ralston Club of Howell is u1 Rcmtiolh Scott Binnie Barnes Comedy Novelty Cartoon and Bruce Cabot News Cartoon 4 A iIS PRICE , Service sWJJJJ MW By helpin, 4H Clubs to produce better, products on the farmbv 1 111, SITTING PRETTY A Cor ody Stoning NEXT BEST THING lO OILBURNING AIRCONDITIONING FVWZE Outside it may snow of blow, ilniu or nc J, ui the air in your home automatically stays the same warmed precisely to your comfort, yet as fresh and pure as an ocean breeze Thats the vay NorgeHeat wioterairconditioner heats your home With STEADIHEATft development exclusive to NoreHeattSere is no momentary chill while the furnace gets under y There is no overheating either, because the heat stops htstn when the thermostat indicates The VACITDMDRTAIT r r elusive to NorgeHeat assures more efficient combustion, cuts fuel costs, eliminates rutaaes fumes Let us show you these and other advanced feature TcHEAT wimerairconditioner finest thing n yi Pinckney Sheet Metal Fab Go Dead c Alive HORESES 500 CATTLE 500 HOGS 150 per CWT ifKDITG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION VES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREEfucai AaSmaif CoUoctod PJjaPtfr, Modern Equmcail t L, PARKHt AeL Jflagf1 r Harvice ia Michiga Tba FASTEST Lad Sxk Central Dead Stock C TO THE VOTERS QF UVTNOSTON COUNTY RETAIN HIRAM n SMITH FOH JUDGE OF PRObATE To the Voters oi Livingston County In the election on November 2 my name will apeaz on the non partisan under the heading Judge oi Probate 11 you can place a crass in front oi my j ame I will appreciate it It I sterns pioper tnat some ot the 1 reason wn I ieel entitled to i your SUJU should bo stated 1 was ioxu at Qhilson ana my parents and 9i2ndparents or all buried in Livingston county With no funds or help 1 worked my way through Howell high school and six years in theJnii versity oi Michigan where 1 re ceived the Juris Doctor Degree, awarded to only those who have exceptional standing in all subjectsFor S terms 1 was pios cting attorney in Roscommon county In 1923 I moved to How ell and was prosecuting attorney oi Livingston county4 yrsI have have had 37 years experience and practise in Probate Court In April oi this year, after the elevation oi Judge Willis Lyons tohe Circuit bench, I was op pointed by Gov Sigler to fill vacancy in the office of Judge of Probate Since that time I have tried to handle the work oi the office conscientiously and efficiently, u The office of Judge oi Probate involves important work Some of the many duties are the probating of the estates of deceased j ed persons, looking after and handeling the estates of insane j persons, the feeble minded and epileptic marriages and problems relating thereto m certain instances dependartt nelgected and delinquent children, afflicted, crippled and diseased chil dren, changing namesbirth cer ufiaates adoptions, ierilizatJon proceedings, escheats, determina appear before the tate liquor control commission on Oct 14 on charge of selling liquor to a non member The Howell O E S plan a a public installation Oct 19Mr Helen Salmon is worthy matron Robert Young Ci flon WW elect and Maureen OHara WmDevine of Howell was a Carteoa ,Bar a , patient at McPherson hospital A Lettat to a Rebel last week I Sunday Shewt 9A7J Mrs Elvira Jones iBnahtoriWednesday ThuTday Qcu 2Q celebrated her 86th birthdayJast, THUNDR MOUNTAIN weekShe has been a member, Suq of the O E Sfor 46 years anU Tlm Holt Maiiha Hyer Sl0V still attends regularly u, Brodle The Brighton Mancic 6 Also remembered George Scotty j GLAMOR GIRL Chapman on his birthday wiuv A Muilcal wlth a three tier cake Gene Krupa, Susan Read, VlrMi Joan Imus of Lakeland is QT in training for a nurse in Detroit The Pinckney football team 1 under the supervision of HoLe building our communities through every civic endeavor, we are contributing to a better luture Many are now using the facilities of our bankwe are always at your service Protect youi cash by using our NIGHT DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL BANM HOWELL ret Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured ABLE FOK SOUND LOANS REAL rPTATtf FORTGAGE OR PEREC ALu AT REASONABLE RATES WE HAVE AMrLE FUNDS AVAIli Ellis of Lakeland this year He lS doing a good job of itLakel land News in Brighton Argus 1 Notes of 25 Tears Ago Starting Oct 1, the business places will close every night at 6 p m except Wed and bat Kenneth Lee Shehan, 17 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Shehan died Sept26Funeral at StMarys hrch Friday, Rev John Crowe officiating , 1 1 The following high school stuJ dents have entered college this fall Merlin Shehan,Arietta Was son Helen Mercer Lillian Was son Harlow Shehan Bonto Ahrens Stanley Hall and Anna Wilcox u The Fowlerville Fair Ass n has a letter In thisIssue denying the tatement the fedr was ever m the red It itates for the past25 viears the fair has always had from 5000 o 2500 In the treasury It is signed by George Now man, Treas Mrs Susan MulhoUond, a sister of John Martin died at Ypsllanti Sept 29 Ms Sam Denton died at Greg ory Oct 4 Pinckney high school foot ball team defeated Saline here Friday 13 o 0 1TATE OP MICTOOAN The Probata Ceuirt tee the County oi I Better Health 91 Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND DISPLAY SEE OUR COMPLETE OF CRANE FUTURES IEDGE TYPE SINKS VARIETY OF CLOSET SEA IS Hi BATH TUBS C3T IRON LAVATORIES STEEL MASONITE SHOWER CLOSsU COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEIVWNG e PEERLESS WATER WATER SOFTNERS ELECTRIC KIATERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS ALL SIZES GALVAN 7ED PIPE FITTINGS VALVES SOIL PIPE a FIT TINGS IN STOCK PLUMBING, HEATING, ftfcPAIR ING srm Lakasida Drive, Ruh Lake PHONE 1S7FH OPEN KVFNiNub I I wish It were possible for each oi rou this It impoesibie as 1 am me to make a personal call on tion of heirs, and many other mattersand all oi which require too busy with the duties of the uprvisin and correct technical procedurelt all requlr es careful study and syrnpathet Lofen Basse tt CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff REPUBLICAN PUTT 3 net Term lc understanding oi the problems oi those who come to probate ort for advice and help To all these problems I have beengtv ing my beet efforts since my feosnt governors appoint, meat In April and wul continue to do so ii elected for the reguliSnce my appointment I am connnmna my general practice for the poet six monms Judge of probate and devoting my flms te At a aaaa of add Court held ot ha Probata Office in the City of How en in acrid County on the 4th dory u October A D 1948 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Tohn Spectre Deceoaad, It appearing to the eotnt that the tuna for presentation oi data agednat aedd eetcrte ahould be limited, and that e time and place be appointed toreServe ennmUne and aduet all dedma end damanda oacdnat aedd decaaaad by and before eai Court ft la Ordered That all oi the crecUenxa off aedd daceoaad are required 0 j preeent meir ekdma to aedd Ceurt at sota Probata Offlce end ta aenre ot copy thereof on Charlea X VcmWmida emdj Georoe Burke Jr ma AdminiatralaiB eddreea HoweH Mien, on the 13fh day Decomoer A D 1948,at tee odpdc in oranoon, eoid ttaaa and paasa batnoj nete by appomtad lot anamtaaHoa and meet of all ckdme and tiemnmrta It w Furmar OrderdTbat settea tbavaoi ba etvaa by of a copy of fhla ni three aucceeeJ fjjsald day of liiuu1mj W as i yfffjAima MJzt chculated In acrid Comtr A tra copy H5m Sn Ccteaea Hockey AP1NCKNEY PlSjPATCH 13 IMS V nNUUfef DISPATCH Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries J Ketmedys Gen, store f FestolfiM einckwj, Mfchiss undo uw et Hares 8 m lvSd Every Wednesday 115 Main St lHnckav, aCehran Subscription rti HQ a Year Part W CurUtt, Pdiubr l Sunday callers at the noma oi Walter Clark were Mrand Mr W R Hughe and daughter, PfayUi at HowelL Dr CecU Hen dee and tamily oi Lanaing,Mra ROM Hendee M E Meyer and family Ypeilanti and MrGW Clark oi Ann Arbor Mrs M Ritter ol Lakeland spent Saturday with Mrs Waiter Clark i Mr and Mrs Bruce Sable and family Eva Hamack visited at the Mike Harnack home last week Mr and Mr Roy Hcmnett an son, Jack, were In Battle Creek Sunday Mr and Mrs Bert Naah have moved to Howell, A Girl Scout troop has been organised at the school Mrs Joe Lovell and Mrs Don Bell of Portage Lake are leaders IRVIN JKENNEDY SHERIFF DEMOCRATIC TICKET To My Friends and Loyal Supp orters in Livingston County 1 want you to know that the support I have always had is appreciated I hve tried to merit it by iaithful service ecion to another term by the voters will iirsue continuance oi the snTie capful personal nd economical ctioniion to the ctaties oi this important cilice that I have given in the past IRVIN KENNEDY I Sayes Steps,,, RETAIN Willis t Lyons FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE , Six months ago I gave up Mr and Mrs Edward Grabhck position as probate Jud r Justine Ledwidge have moved my private law practice tc from Detroit to Alpena my , and my private law practice to becc me your Circuit Judge and i ruv ml sons B have devoted all my time to the Ry S Mrs Mivin work the Circuit Court and George tJJZ Tw hured and fifteen cases Shirey and children spem disirf nf have been disposed of not a single appeal taken from a dec Miss Mildred Walsh of Delhi sion week end in Mio spent the week end with Mrand A Mrs lrvin Kennedy splendid endorsement was given me at the Primary Election Atrhur Haines and family of1 woudJlike to be to the Lansing spent Sunday at the remainder or unexpired term Abel Haines home Gw 6yfn in J oiilce oi Circuit Judge Thank you e Mrs Mary Hoff is spending tru week in Detroit Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsilanti is staying with Miss Laura Hoft i Mr nd Mrs Henry Hauck andl Jack Follick, wife and daughter c4 Detroit spent Sunday at the Curlett home WILLIS L LYONS like an fjg No more running to the bssemeat every time you need hot water A new electric water heater is always on the job And only an electric water heater give you all these extra features Mis Eleanor Ledwidge Kevin spent the week end Hubert Ledwidge home Royal Oak, i The Misses Barbara Beulher and Vivian Fordyce of Chelsea spent last week with Denise Led widge Russell Glover and family oi Fowlerville spent Sunday at the Edward Spears home Reuben Smith and family of Brighton have moved on the 1 Fred Burgees farm SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 500 CATTLE 650 HOGS 9150 Cwt VLL ACCORDING TO SUM AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVE FREE PHOr COLLECT Q OARLINC COMPANY I fELL 40 BUYERS OFHIDES a, IF Sootiest, smokeless, to save you extra work tfv QuitYoud never lent it was in W the house jL CarefreeNo Barnes, no fumes, no worries CenvniittPut it where you want m itonly an electric water heater needs no flue or chimney sk Complfly Automaticfor modern, W pushbutton comfort sk Atwttyt PepsmfafcleAlt the hot W water you want every time A size to fit every needterios to fit every budget Installed in your home without charge See them today at your appliance or plumbing dealer, or at your nearest Edison office In Augist, 1678 Ettimt customers switched to medern uater bestmg electrically i OLD ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND THE FOR YOUNG ENOUGH TO DO THE JOB Michael Weep end quests pf fix cid MrsVYm Shehon were Clarence Deal and wiie of Dansville and Billy Bhehan and Mrs Polly Roche ol Ann Arbor Harold Hall and wife of Kalamazoo and Clayton Musson 6V iamily called at the Wm Mercer, homes Sunday Mrs Cornelia Bowen of How r ell spent Thursday jriA Mrs eesie Jessie Wytie , Vote for E Reed Fletcher lot i Probate Judge NooPartisan Ball lot at Section Nov 2nd Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel cV Mr and Mrs Gerald Dinkel spent the week end In Mio i Harold Hall and wife of Kola ImoBoo and Hilda Hodl of Grand 1 Rapids spent Sunday at theAlJ best Dinkel borne I Mrs Marjory Shehan andl iMfes Egriberine Miller attended I a teacher meeting attended a I inuthers meeing in Detroit on Thursday and Friday Hiram ILSaiJm as JdW M Edlm Teeple of loon of Pftmaes Nonpartisan boftott Mm Norma Merrill of WV , Place croes ie fcaat of same of Friday with Mrs Hemeof Hiram rLSeoJm for Mae of Yagh Pmfaaes Appoisrted by GOWBOT1 Dr Niles Clark and Rev McJ Slater m Afxt so sel momcrJbm, Uoos of Boabton was in town Is smwliil so a leaeior sstm iSoAMsdaf niejbt Mrs Asfaer Wriie asm ew, fisjedar awmm of Mr andMm III mi mi H in a she Ue Vwmf wese Hcmr l wse of Detroit and Mrs Plumbing Water Systems Etc Stanley Dinkel Complete New RADIATOR SHOP To Open On or About OCTOBER 1st Mets LuWe ace metalUncj the most Modemand Efficient Equip f meat available to Repair all Car, Truck and Tractor Radioes Compete Line of of new Radiators and a full assortment of Radiator Cores, also a Reliable Radiator Mechanic wfeh over 25 years exper ience hi MaldngRebuilding He socmg nd repairing Raaiators V We Service AU Makes of CarsLet Us Winterise Your Car J AatiFreese and the Proper Grade ofMotor Ous and m Centsch Sone Yow SlmlebabsrSeies Service 13 owei,mia t m Hiram R Smith ior Ronald son of Hcst Kxtimdi Dmbel onyv 2nLHe andMw L iexmout shot His jpecord con1 two point wru cl bow rea Mx and Mrs, vksT qal Cf Millen Fred day at e wife A V ,UJJ g, PINCKNEY is NoteotiTYrAgo PROFESSIONAL CORNER fcfcfe fie s TBEmRANDSAVEONUVING roSSBwlHANESCOiKl l PINCKNEY SAiUTAKlUM VwWtakW A VuWiaU i Do W VwWiiikla tight, ESCO Freezer Modal M24FS, 24 cu f capacity, popular family hint Only NOIV Utltw facilities right at horat With an ESCO Freetar yoneta always have an abundance of delicious froata meats, 1 ultry, fraitt and fegetables Hosac raise J 1 purchased in moaeysavinf wholesale HI cities, your own frozen foods will help yoi lower living costs Consider such ciu, pleasures SJ fresh meats sat year ,d, strawberry shortcake faf winter holidays and cornonthccob in January Also with ESCO you get large zero storage compartments fast freezingthree times fester than in still airwith Esco air bleat method economical, troublefree operation Made by special sts since 1927 in the design and manufacture of farm refrigeration equipment I Steele fresi fender Marfea 10 fo 40 eu ft, f FARM and HOME FREEZERS ntt dry is rjvritjQrltv i Lavijr Hdwr Stvtiuim rem where I pit ly Joe Marsh FOR SALE OR LEASEBuilding Mark Sartnojuur fcarveated 154 bu oi beans tram 7 acre oi j land krt weak I j Mr Yaka will hold an aue Pi, udw ion at his jewelry store hare onU4ay uoo A at u a oo P a Saturday j WWOM The next meeting oi the AndVUeu, Tt,ri u, iMMhoo exaon Fanners Cruo i at James Man ore here contracting tug OR G RjPUSKEY or beat acarage li enough is te j Mk K fnrfrni ured a factory my be buih Tmjrtrim Burglars entered John Teenies , OUke He Baa SI, house last night and stole his trouerHis money was in them Erastus Kennedy was in How ell attending the Oct session oi the board of supervisore Guy Lewis was home from bar Springs i Wm Ivory claims to be a hy pnotist, took lessons torn a mail order house I James Cook has sold his stand 1 ing timber tp Wm Butler 1 No school at Anderon Friday Will Roche went to the Fowler ville fair I Bun Fitch is on the road gasoline lamps WpWE, riWCstNF 78F21 k M T Kelly is laid up with a SlAlN,tvi I broken hand I Atu Wm Moron wai injured while1 j11 living brick on the new light RTETTIIGERATIONHI 1 plant at Howell last week I REFS ON ALL MAKES The Charles Smith Baspiing JJ factory at Lakeland is dotng a WAKULD KAUJL big business Dr Will Monks wa best man at the Tiplady Dunlavey wedd HERBSNEEP PtMee ie eel Hawaii Utj, Laee e I A Lm im rsar, Vha ate LEETLAVEY u KAL thaUtuvwCE raws ittr Pit Michigan oCY ION EElT FA SALc 4cviALlTY Attorney at Lav fare Sluia e Savisje HWL Mkai4e CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Mai St Ar,M ArborJAiea Harold Chubh, Lo rtwUUn 616 FLEMING ELL HowU or 97 Monum ackere fcjssjsai ki an, i MAKTN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Fko 13 ftrmio Utj Phon 136F6 RaDSirttf ttfXBBH HUSHI St 377 ikoaida DrYf UCOBM Ruth Lakt FUNRAL HOSU Moooro ftqiMioei AAOv JUV Sao u Phooa 39 rotooj, MiLt known as Pmrkney depot, 22 ft Ann niavey wa bridewide, 52 ft Joagmusl be moved Xu rtw 200 attended, lease or sell and DRKllYlAN Attorney t Law Howat 5evvic5 DR C J lOwfeR i FRED C RE1CKHOFF 8r OfTUMKlRlST 120 WKJxi GKANU RIVER HOWELL MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT, PHONE 338 RESIDENCE U LLOYD HENDEE JIVE iTOCK HAULIM ANO Wekly Trip Mada To Dvoi GENERAL TRUCKING Phnna 6414 DENTIST 8044 Portagt Lakt M Pkon DtKlar 3461 Daaler , maid Over 200 attended move it ior J will buy a suitable lot and S57 you Fred Server Howell Established 1865 JAN TASCH How to Celebrate Your Wedding Anniversary The thtir Dutch Millers celebrated Wedding Anniversary Tin i i Saturday Everything had to be tin ,ks even ate off tin plates, and drank coffee out of tin cups When it was time to drink a toast to the bride and proom, cut oamo the final touch ice cold Leer in cans And conic Un rollers 1 rth anniversary GL oxpect well be toasting them with spar kling beer in bottles And I couldnt help thinking that there was a lesson for married iolkj in the way Dutch and his missus nave got along together in their policy of llveandlatUve, with j,er a criticism oi tech others uilrerences in tat4L From whore I sit, Its out to two things Temperanceli that mod erate preference for beer suggests, and Tolerancefor their own differences ot opinion and for the tastes of others, whether applied to beer, to politics, or hew to celebrate au annivert y 601 North Elm St Phone 1410 J j 7OH SALErGarland coal and , wood stove 1500medicine cab inet 1200 10 single window , sash 100 each Two 30 gallon I tanks 600 bucket a day water I 1 heater 1000 See Fred Rebmanl Incorporated 1915 11944 East Shor Drve, Side of Portage Lake Eait McPherson State Hank TYPISi Lattars or Af Papers or Copied at Your Convenience AU Work Confidential 747 Main St Plackfle, PbonrOFU COfCKETE PROdfieft GRAVEL SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL IRTf ANI ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TAACT Compote 7628 Toms Road i OFiuckney KFD No 9 Telephone Dexter 81 JO 4aSr HSaaaaMw h I AUTO GLASS AY CREln my home ior pre school age children Ruth Rittei ,LET US REPLACE THAT BROK phone b FuiCiaiey EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ,t AM luiLiLSkUiuttwUfLi Fvundam FOP SALEAViacheetar dear eifle a 0 guage Winchester pump gun, a 16 guage shot gun alsc a 410 over and under Lucis Doyle, hone 42 Miss Joan Bennett oi lackson spent the week end at the Andy Campbel home Dick Amo and family cf TTow MONEY ORDERS Vvion senamg money out oi town one oi tne most coaveu 1 Ien Lrau Is ine Dank Dratt or Money Order This iorm oi transmitting mon ey makes immediate credit av FOR SALE ABES AUTO PARTS 013 Eaet Grand River, Phone 151 Howell Want Ad CASH SPECIAL Salad Dressing Peaches Sup Tomato JiiieaM Cleanser 3CM Apple Sauce 2i 69 FOR RENTM6dern 3 room furniahed apartment 542 E Putnam Max Reynolds, Phone 143F2 FOR SALEUsad outsideoak accr 4x, complete with hardware Call Mrs Skinnephone 159 POH SALCook stove white en amel trimmed in black, new grates good condition , u 234 W Mv st Pinckney OU heating stove, ZtSTto yottwiouV routine heats three rooms Fred Alanine FOR SALE One ladies, all wool JU grey Chesteneld wmer coat size 16, practically new, just diy u ,, , u i J i 4 Q cleaned 900 one ladies plai currency Ui ma ftn htrol a 01 ranae all wool winter coat, size 16,has j Jh5S JtndL RBs P n,ver been cleaned, price 700 one ladies pin stripe suit dark blue size 18 300,good condit ion 245 Unadiila StreetPinck ney FOR SALE An Auto Trailer 30 Mrs E Miller, 1229 Lavern Drive el were Monday nir ,ierichecking oi validity of personal 721 Main St E Pinckney guests at the Ed Reindu home dtl9Cg3t w ot lose ot FOR SALEOii heatincj stoveT cheaper than any other oTnrp5SAI75 ft one The draft to retained as a pax vanized pipe 60 feet ol e, mananl record by 4 bank c inch i Ca1 Pinckney can be producea as evidence No 135 29c 19 49 Una LOST Bine Paroquet named A Ssviaji Aeeuant can U openee Corky Finder return and re j FOR SALE2 Warm Morning as MaHslf a 1 MIL ave reward Mrs Peggy Jar I Stoves 45 tnd , 1 Oil Heat er 4OiffnsaW,Se AND wis McPilersM Stale 6aoK Bauqhns Bluffs, Pc ge Lake eve reward Mrs Peggy Jar j lowskl 626 Putnam, Pinckney I er 4SjOitiruiiW, oral WANTDSCHAP IRON AND METAL We Pick up 8TETFEM BOBB FiTSAlEWTAfbESlOO 407 Stewart St, Pinckney V lilOQiJi rOrl tULAir Moior and a circulating heater Money to lesA at raaoiauMe ueai rAiww iud a William Cooper as issvin aa4J busjiaJLJWUmstaad Son aiRV ,Wtaifi tQu TisM Certtlial jV, FOR SAlZTWonn Morning cooijan hi Call Lorna Shirley 146F3, All dapaatts up to 5000W in I heater with automtic draft con ilsabe Brady bO Over 80 Yaas oi Sate Bankinc, troLm like sured by our mambarship in the Fadal Depoaii Inwirgnre new Ux SALEThree burner Karo ena Stove Heai Bock Sore 4972 Winston RoacLPorigge Lake tsix oALE5 bumec karoseru ,fe AarOWax Fab nfr Res7c Northern Tissue faUiaa DDT 57c Phone 143F2 545 Putnam FOR BBfffiONE FUJttOStffiD ROOM L I McEinley 306 Mill St Pinckney sove with oven FOR SALE Tant 10xl2r3fL S 3 Qec 2, 742 Winston Rd naar Bocks A stan ead sUs irurtly re aj iti ied to t Best What is fier tfcan to apejad tae4 m sftta a fees feoetCwe have saxe R EUiott n , bosta sad FOR SALEJIocc outonocecom 1811 lff Jar Jsra 7FOR SALE Cffl RENf5 room cpu LerSr1111 ,wllage with toile at Paarin Unco fboaxd Be SfB aemuaatrate far T2LTI S oil heat, you on the lake Vary ficia can do faat Asje aatats, MartjMr flacdwaxa, Oars Paddioa, Uckle, ssat k safe sell or cement mixsaa tsaileri Coma sad visit at DrJC load Lake George YanSkiver, 11371 Lakeview Drive iy Spray , ork Chopsj 9 lb 1XP 9 4 WILSOSt SALES A ftESTTAL SERVICE i murr FNe o cmd 8FraOsMffircs old art 2700 WHfcJaa Roche LB oi 2S cnd40 te FOR SALE Wanai Mortainf Stoves Lake fitU AmiAatau srM t J3 ai 2rr i , , A eweja 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 October 13, 1948 Description An account of the resource October 13, 1948 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 1948-10-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/fe303c65faedb588a7141166bf947c91.pdf a67eb9e2557cb9b86452cefb9090ee39 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 7r XX, lm f atfl r MspatCl Volume 6 bt fiikdaMf Disputi Wednesday October 20 1948 No 421 Michigan Mirror fbe Ford Pioject I Here and There v Chureli iNews iNotea on the Game j Current Comment The ola salsa tax diversiou amendment is agam on ballot, leacners city ana townsiup oalaais are wording lor a nig No council meeting last Tuesday vote as it means higher wages night and the visit oi the command more raone JUi mem ittee oi W Ketcham,Walter Clark Lansing nicials art against THE FOBD PROPOSITION The Pinckney null pond pur1 1 owship oi the ST MARYS CHURCK nin w wov Pinckney got back into winning Quite a little feeling was wodiscussed at lenathoi u00 Congl church haft Kv nine J IduTJLyrjiXJJr ways last Friday night bv worked up in Washtenaw couuoauneil metina kri Tuv J0 the8haxe Shoes campi Masses at 800 and 1100 am oeaimg 6L Maiy s oi Adrian aj tylast week by the shooting oi aign Kathryn Henry is chainnanL ova vouons Friday at u mis and she will be assisted bv TA loUowea bY Preparation tor pu m 4 wj y ,, communion, uiey won w it as they claim it will leave the state with a dhcit Tnis wclfe cry however has bee, repeatedly contradicted by thu increased sales tax collections wh vh are five million mar this them last year , Back in 1947 Gov Siglei ask ed ior a repeal amendment Lat er he decided it had no chance and asked the legislature to take it oil the ballot They refused There is no campaign be inq made ior a Yes vote but the schools, city and township offic ials are putting up a strong one ior a No vote Former Lt Gov Vern Brown expects an overwhelming No and Mrs John Cologne to the Ford Motor Co was discribed The committee was asked to circulate petitions to hnd out if the purchase plan when submitted to a vote would have a chance oi success A new note was injected into the matter when Gerald Rea son a real efetate man said he had buyer who would purchase the property and give the village free use oi the pondIt will be remembered the Ford Co said they had a 3500 niter io it However In the latter case the village would have to build the dam and the committee has an by the shooting gave taem an even hosevelt Perkins, 32, a Uiron voie He says that year after the opinion fiom the prosecuting rural dominated legislature turn attorney that the village could ed down the demands of the no spend any money on the Bchool districts and cities nrorrty unless they had a deed for assistance who could no f1 Q j tion on the property tax alone Finally they took the law in their hands and passed tho dversion amendment In the meantime the legislature has never presented cvi lteflnativw plan to replace Diversion Diversion wilV work as long as there is inflation and rising pricesThe state still hae a balance of SI06 million HUNTirttf CASUAL1TY ne nunung season openec and there was me uouui WA 02 city hunters 10 cars were eeu aturuay parked near the E iViartiniaxin west oi towr which the state purchased ior a public hunting ground The ursi equality of the season took place near there SaturMeeting called to order byday when Robert Davis, a negro Pres Parker PresentPalmer, from River Rouge, died of heart Kennedy, LaveySwarthout,Ciarklf ck whii0 h 9ioner nit iun o Borden was called, decided an Clinton Absent none inquest unnecessary turned Minutes oi last meeting read Crrl Hollister oi Anderson was Joann Griffith and Susan Cernl0, OT rf , Kil PA, Anm v vI bundaY 24 23ra Sunday bell For detcals phone Kathryn jojtei Peatecostu Com Sun for Henry Phone 35F4 Ifioy s Junior Holy Name, first Inmany parts oi Europe the Week oi 63rd Novenna Sunday people are entirely destitute is Mission Sunday with an ap and shoes are unknown This is peal ior all home aid foreign particularly true In the Nether missions land This drive was started by Arong the intentions are the Mich Shoe Dealers andSuun la,5 rrai 3lan ie Jack DeCamp oi East Lansing U by Rlfiard and Flornc J7i Jf m , j einer Mon, mtention of par sh chairman Most every family J ners and benefactor Tues, in Michigan has worn shoes,at Stephen MurphyWed,late boot and galoshes in their clo Wm Maroney Thur late John sets only taking up room YoUBrennan and departed parents are asked to tie a string around Fri late Stephen Murphy srand a pair and drop them In the familY Sa late Wm Mullen collection box Five Pinckney PjaYers reufedJ the sick , tft he ,n vrf ,, unt ,, i, lun KVO i,cmd recant departed omonq to the 10 d hne but die stores have collection boxes mwhomare Moat pRev Iohn j Ucore games The 2 games ere not league gcuues being Lansing Bteam 6 Aarian Pinckney kicked oh to Adnn who could not gain and I ball on downs on 35 ya On the first play Jeny heath u u 35 yd through the Adiian ipin ior a touchdown Wesle, blocked an Adrian punt and B Danow recovered and sec the second touchdown for Pin ney DarTow also scored the VJ one after catching passBob A urgey and Jjerry Heath got t pxtra points In fourth quarter Pine oy second team went in and agoi st these lightweights Adru c 1 n them If you have odd shoes puiard them in as there are many oncathedrarwhowasburiedla VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING and approved accjdently shot Saturday when Motion by Clark, nuppovied by his gun was discharged The Kennedy o allow expenses of charges struck him in the shoulcomraittee to acquire Ford prp1 der He was taken to St Joe pertyCarriecL Jhospital, Ann Arbor where he Motion by Palmer, supoortedtwfil be a week, a bfothajs were ky Kennedy to allow following with ,Mm wheft the accident hap bilU Lake Const Costreets 440409 Eli Aron, 2 hr labor 1200 Motion carriedMotion by Kennedy, supported Mildred AcMey Clerk Clark to adjourn Carried Conservation Notes pened A letoid loia of mlbH deer were issued in Michigan last year including 7,680 archers licenses, 1739 bear were hoi hart year During the past vl years 14, 500,000 it board ft of lum MARRIAGE OCrSES Richard Pelky, ti, Brighton Janet Ferrer 18, Brighton Charles Seger, 22, Howell, Joyce Briggs, 16, Howell Kenneth Guyt 22, Webberville, Myrna Knapp, 19, Fowlervilie Arthur Schutz 25 Fowlerville, BeHy Inkster, 19, Humbolt, OnT THRILLING STORY OF OUSE DETECTIVES Tracking down dope addicts, jewel thieves, prowlers and con ber and 113,000 cords oi pulp I hdence men is all a part of a days work for vigilant house de tetives Read The Hoygft IftfrK ee cut on state lands 1 WUnty paymeitts lor predatory arumals jumped to 8185 lastiveHe Works While You Sleep month from 2250 the month bejin the Americcm Weekly a areat fore There were 467 coyottee S magaxine with this Sundays 52 bob cat tt Oct 24 issue of the Detroit legged people in Europe MASONIC LADIESNIGHT About 85 people attended the ladies night Saturday evening given by Livingston Ladge No b tor the members oi the OES and also to honor Mrs Winifred Aberdeen, retiring wortjhy matron A roast ham dinner was served under direction of George Gardner Following the dinner a short program was put on with ye ec itor as toasmasterMr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen, Mrs Illah Rea 3on, Clifford Miller Percy Ellis, V E Beach, Rex Noggle and Revs Brady and McLucas, Jack Hannett were among those call ed uponMrs Eloyse Campbell officiated at the piano for singling God Ble3s America Tbe O E S Ladies double quartc alfto sang Several reU of motion pictre we shov CWd Fieh Tl balance of the evening wc spen In dancing with Erdley VanSickle and Garth Meyer call ing CHio Poulson, Fletcher Tracv and Clifford Parker jr of Howell nWed We understond these ladie niahts are to be an ann ual affair MRS ET VA COOK Mr5 LIVU cook 81 died t rwwtAi icui iueaay vSc woi uvarttii oi Ilncimuy andw Slurried to rxiwara Uook PIIICK uy wno aiea years ago ouviiii are two sons, ormoi and Uiitord oi Deuoit and three daughters, MrsJLucy Catreil and rioxenc ot riowen and JVirs Madge Entwisle oi DeuoitThere are also two sisters, Mr Nettie Kennedy and Miss Flora Hall of Seattle Wash X, PCIAS y eum she nucn improvemem m hib ,ju his rriaay they piay then h , noine game in over a mona Tuesday COMMUNITY CHURCH Congregational , y D D Brady, pastor Choir Practise Wed Night Organist 6 Choir Director Ms Merwin Campbeii S S Supt H C Veddex Choir Practise Wed 730 Moruina Worship 1030 Loyalty Sevice SermoiaSci cmons Stewardship and our w hen bouth Lyon comes h, J, ihib team does not have an hi pressive ieccrd, having plawcl scoreless ties with inkter ad Wateriord, beaten hurtlnnd 1 to 6 and been trampled by IXxJer 40 to 12 Also they have u v er beoten Pinckney yetTho game of the year is Oct 29 when Dexter comes here Dux ter has defeated Pincknoy the last two years and has possesOwn Every member canvora ion of tho trophy which Pinckbe present Pledges for next year ney can win back by LeailK will be made Callers will make convaes in afternoon Sunday Schoo 1130 Pilgirm Fellowship Sun nite at 700Joann Grilhths, leader Junior Chcir Practise Wed400 Senior Choir Prac Wed 730 Ort 21,Ladies Aid meet with Mrs Minnie VanSlambrook MENNIJMJTE CHURCH ,s Btey, pastor JJicfi of huilriiriff Qpcratii J b k iVoith Hamburg SjiiTH HAMBURG CHURCH iiri li leyPiitor, 4UC0 Swmiiho 1 urt , Win Leid lot 7 niiU N K of Piocknwy Suha School 10 Aninv Wortiiip Service 11 00 Vousr Pcoplis Maatuac 7 io Evening WaAfre ,, 81P them Dexter won tho champion ship last year but lost most of their team by qraduolion Thi year thev have benten Manchfi ter and South Lyon and lost 1c rVahton Tf Pi kney wins this nrmo iV nson will b n surf respective cf all oise FOOT BALL SCORE A preseason census of water fowl by airplane wilL be taken this week 12 deer were Biported taken in the first two weeks of the bow and aro sejvKi 227846 gamebirds have been rieaed thi year by the conservation dept game clubs and mdividualsThis k twice the number released last year Names were drawn Oct 11 for the antheriees deer season in Allegan county A mode black duck released at Hie Mason game iara 10 ym ago was recently shot at East Quoque, New Yodc 1 Reinicvoed detafls of mem and radio equipped airplanes will help coneenratto man enforce Authorises deer can be bust od in 17 Ifichigaa counties this year by special permit The names of 3S6 peoples who boat liiirtm deer jnAB Sunday Times reie Warner at nwii has een named Marcn oc Dimes cvxui tox uvmgeton county tot uitf itauonai foanaanon tor Iniuidje ParaiyBis eetbhshed by uie iate FraruLUn 1 Moosevelt Clair Carune, Milan contract or has been awarded the contract to build the new South Lyon school ior 6545085 it will will be completed in 4 months Bids will also be let for a new gymnasium at New Hudson fh South Lyon school has add ed a vocational agriculture course with Oyi McCotmack as teacbtf The S4a4e Fire Marshall has ordered toe Paine and Ucldy buildings at Dexter v led ad rased as fire fcau ace an A St Mr and Mrs Hcaola Oocdoey Gertrude Tupper of to NOTICE The funeral was Friday at the McDonald Funeral Home,Hovell Rev Geske officiating Burial in Pinckney cemetery PDTCKEY EXTENSION SERVICE ine Pinckney Extension Service meet at tne town noli 1 bur,Oct October 1, 194 On and after this date I will not be resonsibie or any debts contracted bymy wife, Susanne SignedJohn L Conners 2QUIJ people saw Brighton piac tjcuny cincii Lue ttmon Vaiiey die i iidY night by beating Lex ler ill to U at the new BriglUon stadium in the closing nunues ihe game was packed witn th Cox scored first for Brigii ri i 60 yard run DeLaiorre a ne scoro ior Brighton with c d run Owen again put iLghtcn ahead by catching a 70 yd pass end again DeLaTorre caugnt passes for Dexter to THEODORE SCHULT2 Detroit poJiceman died ut Moon Lake lasi Wednesday of he was starting a motor LoatJie was veteran of odd War I and retired in 1941 Surviving are his wile and a son, Theo dore jr Coroner Ganzhom of T9 ,y lAnn Arbor was called and de gown you would hk ges aded death was due to heert uons on remodeling and reucung i w uw muu kw v , si,perv,r mem IUI Theodore Schultz, 62TaTetttedr forrOriVlanctieterM HartWnd rrxrgtionTlhThlrthre also material ior making shoula er pads, unsterilazed surgical cotton or padding also sewing supples pins, needles, thread, tape measure AhimbU scissors failure The funeral was at the Miller Funeral Home, Chelsea on Saturday with burial them tie the score In the linl minutes Chuck Carney caught a Fexter punt and behind qocd blocking ran SO yds for a touchdown , Brighton qained 185 yds ond r cans of the school already has made 8 first downs Dexter made supervision of the children tor negro, by Kenneth McAllister, 19, member oi a police posse The iracas started Oct 9 when Perkins hit two cars in Saline and two persons were injured He wrecked his car and escaped on iock Sunday, he was arlested in a Saline restaurant by two Saline officers and handcuffed He escaped and a posse of 80 men went on a hunt for him McAllister sighted him in c swamp and called on him tu halt and when he ran, shot him dead with a high powered deer rifle Wheu killed he was still nandcuifed and unarmed Police say the car he wreckedwas stolen and he had a poiice record Washtenaw county has a large neyro vote so an inquest was held Those who testified were mostly police oftjecrs No i,rn tftilid for Perkins Tiie rorourr jury gave McAllister a clean bill, ruling the shooting was justified At Mears a few years aao Swith Lathers, editor there, termed the shooting of an unaimod Mexican by the sheriff murder Lathers was tried foi blander but the jury acquitted hjm Four Amishmen in Pennsyl vania last week were sent to jail for failure to send then children to school In all thoy will serve 32 das in jail Their reason for being agonist school ing was it spos tiio boy3 lor rwn v oik All th vc t is a T,,tuq down jo Ir the qids after finishing school tho want to live out it a tu canOne might as well may a can opener This sect has also got ten into difficulties there for refusal to salu hc Hag The Detroit curfew law, a throwback to the hcrce and buggy days went into effect there last week By a provision of the law parents are liable to a fine if their children are on the streets after a certain hour To our mind this is only another effort on the part of parents to pass the responsibility of bring ing UP their children off onto the cit or state The stone by 156 and ot 5 first downs Other scores were Hcwell 6 Mason 19 South Lyon 0, Wati 6 University 19, Chelsea OJiat Rock 14, Milan 13 Roosevelt 18 Dundee 3 Romulus 51 Saline 13 Haslett 19 StockbriHa 6 HURON LEAOTE STAHING Won Lost Prt threefourths of the day bat apparentlv tho parents ave unable rvi them for the few friahtOfl Dexter Momcn ester Vuth Lyon ncknev 2 2 1 0 0 1 loon 687 J 500 0 2 000 PINCKVEV BOWLING LEAGUL Team Gov Dewey puUed a boner Reads Lumbf Won Lst Pts Ave rasor blade for riping paper forfj waek when the,Finnttri fiSTl Jy00e pulling his trai, a lun 1 4 4 72a 75b interested in joining invited NOTiCL Pinckney FabCo Pinckne Ptod otic It happened in Indiana The train stopped and Gov Dewer went out to make a reari c D1 vie blues 3 piotfor speech when ths train M 9 The Detroit Edison Ca will uenly lacked up into theWlute tlooX l 1 7 2 6 2 5 67o 3 4 c89 4 4 3 r3 one wis Pinckney Tavern 2 C VxL Oct 27 at 745 j rT llL1 wlD 2 RpSbttV invned Betosh1 J V 1 High Indv Games M Rit me a dHnonstration of Better c 15 f Lighting at the Cam CongL hugk iM 3 3 4 4 4 4 6S6 684 684 3 679 2 726 2 591 cmc for the Brighsrsi cooi rorgani nielns sMise d ot rosMing HMT owl sor a ttSOjOOO iMdsdteg GttD ortsUMBS It is wAdeep nd neighbors far the nice Bom to Mr and sa McUoem ot faaepHaL OL tS a CoHstt spent the WSm M toase while 1 was a patient sjf essa WHL Hoes neacl Uisttwduu night Mf anr lie fata Scejidsr ondMr, md Mrs Bdw Oateld of Wlndwr The expkxnc1 odn woe the engine was4 supposed to take on water but overran the water tank by 15 feet The engineer also got angry and and he did not intend to vote far Dewey Oase MHler and family spont 1 Lasjeing Miller BUI Baughn Swarthout went anow hnnttnq over tho wck end aher Crrs of JsjeVsnn risH led his mother MB Winded hours left, law will work It did not back in the horse and buggy days and tha as vhy it was it was discarded then We see thai the leading Detroit hotels have refused, to rent any rooms to Henry Wallace and his party when they visited Deo cat over the week end We suppose he has colored people n his Lain as he has been mai ci big plcy ior the negro YUJ Sack in our youth a min zza ihow ccjre to Dexter and were refused accomodations br both hotels there The committee sponsoring th ene o unnt had to take them into their own homes if Mr wnd Ux M E Danow ter 539 R Fenner 521High Team 3 games Fennels Service 2287 Cory Drug 2251 High Indv game M Clark 212 M Ritter 203 firth Team, 1 game Fenners Servioe 7J4, Pinckney 793 Fiy Highest Average M Ritter 182 R Fenner 16S D McLean 164 F Read 164 E Widmeter 158 Schedule lor Oct 77 While Fsont vs Reads L aber Die Set fihies Cory 1 Die Set Red vs Pincknex PiodFdb m Sab tVhtsi The mills of justice grind exceedingly slow 4 years ago Senator Hooper of Albion, an in portant witness in one of the Sigler legislative graft trials was skno on the eve of the trial As avesuhtbt tried ended in otxruit al 4 Dewoit gemgeters west tried of conepwacr to kill Hoop or However they haws free their oppeaLPefte himself op and Jackson prison M9se Ssfia fiberty True does not far ftftvjtiftf j1 y w 1 Jy sT IV ii Jr i i I AVON ATTENTION Voters of che Village of ritickney The Village CounciU has been considering the matter oi thepossibM oi acquiring by V chase the land in the Pinckney neighborhood now held by ti ford Motor Company As you know the Ford Motor Company owns about 150 acre oi land here The illage cannot use public funds to improve this property unless the property is held in the name of the Village, li thib land can be acquired by the Village it is contemplated the dam would be rebuit re storing the mill pcnd and preserving the hah life and also correcting tne present unsaniterry condition It is also contemplated that good bathing beachwoukf be nicie proper icr use by children and adults and a nice park area maintained In order for the Village to purchase this land it would be necassaTy for the proposition to b submitted to the voiers of theV ge of Pinckney ror a vote Taxes would have to be levied and collected for this purpose The committee appointed by the Village Council to investigate this matter is of the opinion that the ISO acres of land could bepurchased from the Ford Motor Co foi apprtoximatelly 3,500Ir addition to this there would be the cost of restoring the dam and other beach and park impxovements Before submitting the matter to the voters at an election the committee would like cm express icn from the Voters, reflectinq she general public opinion on the matter Village of Pinckney voters are requested to indicate on the following blank their desires in this matter and mail blank to Mr William A Ketcham 23 TV Gregory fee dent was call Mar starSSe 22 ed to fee WaUuuuei home1 1B ttUSANiS AFFAiKS last Thursday to put out a fue Cody stoma Mi and Mrs, Vincent Ferry oi UciUe Ball Norm Lake announce, the eng y agement oi then daughterAUce, 0, H 2 to Wm McGinn oi Deer CAFTAW FROM CASTILE Charles achuheis Howell ath An Adyatvu siocy 4 QM fetfe ad ietic star who enlisted in the MW itoco navy is on the Mediteranian Cymaginmt wiir J wiat com on the USS Columbia li0KLt XEMET SYLVAN IIIFATEIT iFri Sat Oct 22, 23 NIGHTMARE ALLEY j Miss Polly Dillon oi Howell is recovering bom an appendicitis lOWhU mlCH operation taw, nuki 6ctehlTr22 ueorge Webber oi HoweU J5PS John Cawul rtowen was convicted m justice 011 McLoodAndy Define Cronnenwetts court last wee oi ta niGuung a ialse statement to the1 To William AKetc hum, Chair man Pinckney, Michigan Should the Villaqe of Pinckney at public expense, purchase theFord Motor Company Lnd in the Pinckney crrea 150 acresrestore tria daiabuiid ad maintain a bathing beach and park area on the land YES NO Signed oters, puse crpernte Registered Voter, Village ol Pinckney Sian and mail your opinion to th Committee Chairman this week eiiect a heiier he sold to Elmocndy Kuean was tree oi Songs disease He was hood Q and ti05 cost Considerable ieeling has been aroused in Howell over tVt dis missal oi Walter Rabb oi the ooiice force Th reason given was too mud 1 aiency in issuing tickets in min traffic violationi He is a war veteran and dismissal without a hearinc violates a state law, according to war veterans Howell high school sold 2000 worth of magazines in their recent drivo The howell high school band oi 75 pieces accompanied the Howell Knight Templars to the Ypsilantj field day last week Brighton claimsp there was a light snowfall there Oct 9 The ministers and tavern keep ers of Ypsilcmti staged a lively debate at a council meeting held last week to consider an ordinance to ban the sale oi liuqor on Sunday A young woman who cut into a tuneral procession on NUni versity St, Ann Arbor last wee was fined 5 According to city officials it is only the second such offence in 2d years Two University of Michigan, students operating a sound truck for Henry Wallace were arrested for violating an Ann Arbor ordinance Ann Arborrs vote list has now reached 2 L0O0, a new high The North ville Downs races closed Thursday night j The Ann Arbor News Thursday carried several pictures of the Wagoner cider mill at Dexj tor ffj 213 new cases were added to Michigan direct relief rolls inSeptember OLD LOS ANGELES Cartoon Nwt Saturday, October 23 WUUam Boyd as Hopalong Cqssidj Is THE DEVILS PLAYGROUND Alao BIG TOWN SCANDAL with Phillip ReaU, Hillary Brooke Cartoon iunday, Monday, Octobw 24 25 Mat Sunday, 2 15 P, M, Cananuou Jean Arthur, John Lund and Marlene Dietriii la A FOREIGN AFFAIR Cartoon and latest News fuiday Wodsosday, October 26 27 Ray MUland, Ann Todd and Grraldine Fitzgerald SO EVIL MY LOVE Comedy Cartoon Tsonne Power loan Blondell anU Coleen Gray Jfewa Sunday Monday October 2iT 25 RIVER LADY A Diana in Tochakokn , Skvriae Yvonne DeCarlo Dan Durtfea, and Rod Cameron Camdv Cartoon Nws Sunday Shows 3,5,74 , Tuti, Woo Tnur, Oct 28, 27 28 THE BABE RUTH STORY i Sttnrhra WUUam Bendix, Claire Trevor and Charles Bicldard Snows 711, tu2 Service Travelers Checks Protect your 1 funds, if lost or stolen, yet using 1 them is simple, and theu can be used ANYWHERE No 6ne can spend them but youThev are your protection against loss when I you travel Very low in coslt i FIRST NATIONAL BANK Howrax TO I Member Federal Deposit tnsutance Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured TCFiT, FSTATK PriTTOArTE OR pvRrtNiTiT KT REASONABLE wi HAV xmrja JTJNDS ATAID ABLl FOB POUND LOANS Protect vour cash bv usinq oar NIGHT DEPOSITORY Better Modern Plumbing Vn The engagement oi Mary Webber, daughter oi Mr and Mrs Ira Nay of Hiland Lake to Richard Wanamaker oi Ann Arbor is announced Note of 47 Years Ago riWT OUR WOW ROOM AND SE3 QUR COMPLETE 1SPLAY OF CRANE fUoHES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEAU WC TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAJT IRON LAVATORIES STFCL MASONJTE SHOWER CLOSfcf COMBINATIONS STALLS EYNOLDS 4k SHAFFER DEMiNG PEERLESS WATER WATER ELECTRIC HEATERS PCMPS, SUMP PUMPS ALL SIZES GAL VAN 7 ED PIPE ft FITTINGS Coios Block Pearl Nocturne Sloivic Sfr Taupe Vision STC FOk WOMEN Here sxe xht Humming Bird Nylons you uw walking across the pages of your favorite magazines So sheer and lovely they look like pure luxury, with never a hint f tbs many, many days hard wear ia every pair With good reason therV Americas Most C 1Tor 8ckii jl 95 PEIRCES HOWELL ftSrOHN our wan dTfif display ol guns ia their front win dew James Gestae lood attorney, has put in a fine Jaw library ol 200 voiumns Emest Frost and John Cornmis ky are serving on jury The new Howell telephone ex change has 150 subscribers J Frank MactLnder of Pinckney has shipped an order ol Leghorn to South Carding v Mr H F Sigier is tcsdng art lessons at the Detroit Institute of Arts The Pinckney mill pond damj went out at noon Tuesday This parcdyaes the Pinckney miil had many ordem and was runn iog and night A work bee wnti be held next Tuesday and Wed 1 needay to put dam back, Farmers ban wagon and team Ftem lunch served at noocu Kate CUbner dosed her school in district number Friday Dr Frank firwin and ftffies Ida Alloc were maided at Wxxxt October XL 1 of fidggs 3exk who hoe typhoid VAiVEft SOIL PIPE m FITflNGS IN STOCK tmfcfflpPLUMBING, HEATING KPAR 1NG S7l LmU Driy, Ro4 Lk PHONE 157F11 OPEN rKNiio Dead 9 r Alive HORSES 540 CATTLE 650 HOGS 150 per CWL VUEJimtC UPON SIZE AMD CONDITION CALVES 4ND SHXEP REMOVED VBEMP Foca Amimmb Cotieciea Prooapd Mwi Fipwiwl CwJtie Mem L PARKERAM fWe 88, Pucknev ferric m Micaitfs The TASTEST IV a e x L Cntf af 0ad8cek Cu K TO IK VOTERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY O to make a personal oafl on This is impoesihle as X am too busy with me duties of the I wish it went possible for each oi you , jMjiSiaMMJ V 40leery JfcGowaB of Fannie Murphy Annabelle Mil fiobext Sunday at Ibe , J0aa Pat en the machess mKTOincrtkm at t 4n 0m air aep xxnd is on mmv ex faj m I Loreu CANDIDATE FOB Sberfft mJM lowed as aiejDak A neaner AWJOI is mised jbesa IMT Mr 4be Ohfleon aro djs isene has a , etttsap on me eaar beet mi as esmon JS my m ast esij 4 Pipcknoy torn Wm ecor and d ifc and MRS Mak iiash an 3abrm Booker and awfly of Oct 1, eon teaawr BaodmSm iUm A4w alied jqtkoTatSp f lAililrfiini J1T1 TT Hi 111 in li inn ff 5m JAsstOaneTfe ckney Diepat Whxaay October 2ft 1HI , , v ,J w v t 5V, Neit telephone rates ecgeb or Michigan Beit 9 customers i HE Michigan Public Service Commission has authorized increased rates for lichigan Bell telephone service New basic monthly rates are effective October iq, 1948 New charges for certain long distance calls between points in Michigan are effective October 20, 1948 This is the first general increase in 22 years Michigan Bell requested the increase more than a year ago because of sharply increased costs of providing telephone service V fc r IAIIC MONTHLY RATI Basic monthly telephone rates for practically all types of service have been revised, effective October 16 New basic rates for your community will be listed in a folder enclosed with the first telephone bill you receive under the new rates The rate increase will produce 8 more revenue for Michigan Bell However, the increase in some exchanges will be higher than averagein some, lower than averagein order to establish the wtme rates for communities having a comparable number of telephones Your basic rate will be determined by the number of telephones you are able to call in your local calling area These uniform rates, fair to all, mean that you Vvil pay the same as subscriber i other towns and cities with comparable local calii i LONO DI5TANCI CAMS WITHIr HI6AN The following changes, effective October 20, apply to long distance calL between points in Michigan The initial period U changed from 5 to 4 minutes on 151 station calls, and from 5 to 3 minutes on 20 and 25 station calls Overtime rates per riinute on calls costing 20 or more are changed from J4 lo Vi of initialperiod rate Night and Sunday rates are Increased on calls between points 48 to 112 miles apart i r 1 i TO PROTICT THI QUALITY OF MRVICI ANOTHIR INCREASE If NEIOEO To meet the unprecedented demand for telephone service following the war, Michigan Bell had to tackle the greatest improvement program in its history So far, 150,000,000 have gone into new and improved facilitiesand the program is only halt finished Many more millions will have to come from investors before we will be equipped to give every one the kind of telephone service he wants and needs, whenever and wherever he wants it Investors will continue to pro vide that money only if they ai e assured a fair return But our operating costs have continued to rise since we asked for a rate increase a year ago Looking ahead, even with the new rates, our revenues will not be enough to pay daybyday operating expenses and still leave enough to pay a fair return to investors On top of that, we have made a wage offer to the telephone unions that would adU substantially to our costs r r1 AH of which means we must have more revenue So we have no alternative except to ask for another rate increase But you can be sure that it will be no more than necessary to operate the business and to provide a return that will attract the capital needed to continue our improvement and expansion program MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Hockey Sevise 484 EAST MAIN ST Pinckney i i STATE OF MICHIGAN I The Pbat Court ior ue County o Uflcqslon At a sesson ok said Court held d the Probate Oiiice in the City uf Ho A en in said County on the 4th day , October A D, JJM8 IN THE MATTER or THL ESTATE Ol lohn Spears, Deceased, It appearing to he court that he time for presentation oi claims ayuiun aid estate should be limited, and that time and place be appointed to JO eive, examine and adjuBt alj claims and demands against said deceased by and before sai Court It Ordered,Tbafall of the credi Mors oil said deceased are requited o I present their claims to said Court at aid Probate Ofico and Ju servo a c y thsroof on Charles K VanWinkle aid GeorJj Burke ji the Adminijtratoia eddress Howoll, Mich, on tro 13th day i Jtecamber A D 1948,at ten ocleek tn forenoon, said time and place being here j by appointed for examinalor aiJ adjust ment of all claims and demands again I said deceased I I It is Further OrdeulTriil puiic notice thereof be given by publication of O copy of this order once each week for ircf sucoSBiTe weeks previous to aid of hearing la the Pinckney I Disjci a newspaper, printed and cir cCl IT said Coimff A TIO QAf Mrn K Smith Cflcstia PcrshaU Jiuc ni Probate r fc 1 fe fV Jm I Ugiitsr of ProlMt j J ji Fanl A Plzard B holpinj 4H Clubs to piuducQ belter proJucts on the farmby building our communitiea through every civic endeavor we are contributing to a bettei future Many are now using the Wiling ri nur bnnkwe QM JE3C rrrzz always at your service Circuit Judge TERM EXPIRING DEC 31, 1953 Michael CcrionKi fc a araduatt of th University of ichigan School oi Law Michajd Cadaod 0 iiominati in tU Primary Election field oi five mdrtnte YKKMCHIi omu yjAUHBP Michae Carle J i cm outstanding lawyer in this judicial Circuit and his success in his profession is proof of his marked ability Michael Carland as the fatherof three children understands youth problems Michael Carfland will bring to the office of Circuit Judge dignity tfederstcttding t and Ability j , 17 YEABS OF AdTVE EZPESffiNCE HD ajooGH TO uiaaatAKP tm KYOUNG ENOUGH TO DO THE JOB 8 PMJfi AfM , teMW Mm i i NI r T FOR GOOD OOVIRNMINT Only a strong end unified America can matt tha challenge of tha world I Sleet these men, who preach and practice Unity and teamwork and sincerity in governsis This year, vote REPUBLICAN 1 , lW USiwet SNfittqiflM aftrMrlsaeJ tatiTrmvi iMlMt Mir IK Attl ftatiiml RAILROADS MUST cibuvrE around the clock every day and night of the year Although they know this, leaders of 16 railroad unions are demanding a fiveday, r,on day through Friday, week lor one million railroad employes They want 48 hours pay for 40 hours work in itself a 20 wage increase they must have still fmher ite and fare increases Demands Unreasonable These employes havo had substantial raises during and since the war Their a vera so weekly earnings art higher than the avera w cekly earnings of workers in manufacturing industries They have more job security than the STOP MID THINKI JVl r3 They also remand a minimum of 12 hours pay for any performed on S luidays, and 16 hours pay for any work performed in Sundays and holidays On top of all this they want an additional Increase of 2oc an hour for every employe Youd Pay the BiH Summing up these deviands, they mean thrt these union leaders set to force the railroads to give QM million em oyes an annual raise phich would aueragt li 0 per employe The total cost of this v uld be no less than m Hion Hollars per year, which is more thrn tu ire tht axpected ntt income of the fgiwoHos thitf year YD id pay the bill, bee nse If these increased coats are forced on the railroad, average worker in American industry They iilu enjoy paid vacations, a retirement system and other advantages more generous thun the average worker receives In contrast with the demands of these 16 unions, which add up to the equivalent of 4Sc an hour,, the ,ictors and Trainmen ret en 11 y hTi t tivvf , v c teut4 for an increase ulw hour Railroads RUM I ,oiybody Not Employes Alone The raiboad industry must serve not one but many groupsproducers, businessmen, shippers, passengers ard ths general public night and day, every day of the year These unions are proceeding in uMer disregard of this Important L IKO b wn raiiiiV Is and other industries, hklustiialpknta ia ha shut dbwlrrover weekends and holidays, but freight, mail, express and paseners lnust continue to move Everybody who enter rail road emj,W , S if ike Threat On September 18, 1918, the leaders of these 16 unions I tin trking a strike vote Bit the iriLti PJU btnkPuillnotajiTJjLiippmiuiL of thr ruHnuda tu tuch unrvasonublv uitnandal HOOM 1U 143 LIBERTY STREET NKW YORK 6, N Y We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you Ht nis aanc about matters which are important to everybody A frt I The children c Michigan i are depending en YOU on election day, November 2 ad TO f, VOTE NO ON PROPOSAL 2 A No vote will ptvrepeal of the sales tax diversion amendment AND TO VOTE YES ON PR0P0SAL 5 s A VtV votejriR permit schools yio iaG96e mfllage by a majority ,,Vote over a longer period of time at a lower tax sal Id BETTER SCHOOLS Advertisement Paid for by Michigan Education Association V S Judge Frank A Iicard of ISaginaw has been appointed Mirhigau State Chairman of Uie tf4L jMarch of Dimes, liasiI OConnor, president of the National Founds tlon for Infantile Paralysis, an nounced today It is Judge Ilcards second year as head or the tumi raising campaign in Michigan The March of Dimes, conducted nationally each January, Is the sole support of the National Foundation ind Its 2,800 local county chapters Fluids contributed to the annual drive pay costs of medical cute and treatment for polio victims and finance the scientific research and professional education programs sponsored by the National Founds lion The 1949 appeal will be held January 1431 f Judge Picard, a native of Sagl aw and a graduate of the Unlver sity of Michigan, began his rarest as a newspaper reporter in Saginaw He was admitted to th Michigan bar in 1912 and the following year became assistant prosecuting attorney for Saginaw County He WHS cadged ii private law practice fion 1C13 to 1929 when he was api nted U S Judge for the easttvn district of Michigan Judge Picard served as chairman of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission 1932 1934, and as chairman of the Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission 19371938 He helped formulate the state liquor control plan and is coauthor of the Michigan Unemployment Compensation Act Mr OConnor, in announcing ge Picards acceptf e rch of Dime enaitii sir revealed that whe ,j dence figures for t r i e i lated the toll of ii ie pariujt3 in the United State from 1S43 through 1S48 may veil excead 100,000 caies While the final answer the mystery of rrnltnrnreHMa the die covery of e cure and a preventive for the liaease4iea in the reeeaxch laboratory Mr OConnor eaid, Mthe generous support of the American people is now more vital than ever before If vlctlma of polio, child,, and adults alike, are to receive v care they moat have to achieve i PHONE HOWELL 1219U DUANE MEYER, AUCTIONEER STARTS AT 100 P M To settle the estate of the late John W Spear the following described raeonal property will be sold at public auction on the farm located 1 mile west of Pinckney on M36 to Cedar Lake Rd then North 21rt miles to 270nrWnr Lake Road, , HORSES Team good work horseswt 3200 Horse wt 1650 Set Double Harness, odd harness CATTU Holstoin Cow, 5 yr old ,milldng Guernsey Cow, 8 yrsoldLmilking Hoistein Bull senrice age FARM TOOLS Walking Plow 2 Sulky Plows Grain Binder EQUIPMENT B0 young ewesv line wool 30 Iambs 5 rams POULTRY About 40 Chickens About 40 Ducks ank heater, cream separator ider press, corn sheller nch vise, drill pn k stove, 3 boats and oar2s 2Fence stretcoers, anvil Black r,miih tools, iron kettle loan Deere 5 ft mower, good Mc 2 Spreader Grain Bags John Deere dump rake, good Washing midline, old Quantity of Fence, barb wire Crc eo 1 q auck, odd bbls 2 Horali Cultivator Sledge Clov 1 Horse Cultivator Water lank Timou 2 Farm Wc PRODUCE of Loose Hay, Alkdfa and Timothy Spud alfalfa seed eed, sleighs Buggy and Odd Wheels Buggy am Fannwg b BrJga Urtggs s PIiLinLL Mill anon Gas Engine, new orks, shovels, 2 rolls of roofina Many Many omer items Large Jewelry Wagon of shingles vKejaS9 rSca 945 FCD V8i 4 YHII HPIBR 3ork dCashierm AUTOMOBILE Door Jobts Spears Estate mjOBGB BUllKE JR COADMIMWTlAIOti CHABtXi VANWDOM i,0rrr V P1NCKNEY PISPATCH EiNNC Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries es aeceed vivu Met ex PesWffi 1 inctaMy, Michttme utidc ih Ml f Mtreh 9 187 Pubined Every Wedneses tio Main St Pinckniv, Shiran Subscription raUi 150 Yiw PMt W CurkU, PbtMkr Kennedys Gen, Store 1 Fits an i in the houie l I 77 So does an Wafer Hearer Mr and Mrs H Atto oi Detroit and Clella Fish were week end guests oi Rev and Mrs R E Backus at the Brown City M Exhurch uparsonage and attend ed the services at the 2 fine churches oi his charge John Stackable and Vern Kerns were Thursday evening guests oi friends at the State Sannear Howell Wm Brash jr who is in the army at Camp Banning Gais in th hospital with an injured, hurt ia tootbott Charles Ryh cmd wtie ol Bridgepr, Conn, ire visiting his parents, OrviUe Smiih and witeJoyce Clark visited at the Ed Clark hoae in Ann Arbor Thurs day Jack Clark spent the wee end at in ,ael Meyer home near Ypsilanfr we nderstand Beryl Lewis was rejected for army service last geelt mumiM Mrs Leland Grant Virginaia Wylie went to the Mich San,, last week as a patient e Mrs Rose Hendee and Mrs Dessa Nash left for Ft Meyers, Florida, Tuesday Pvt Jack Darrow has been transferred to Ft SillOklahorha Mr and Mrs Charles Whitehead and Beatrice Lambom of Gregory were Sunday callers of Jesse Henry and wife Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi Ludike attended the MichNorth westerri football game u Saturday guests of Albert Dink el and family were Charles Kew Charles Scott of Detroit and wife, Homer Milliron and Mrs June Hendee, Mrs Beulah Hendee and son, Gale, were in Detroit Fridav I Mrs Vriripth Wylie and child i ren stjent atirday at the Euler JT He welt I rT,j pftnd ond Mr Ham jmJl and Mr and Mrs Olin Rob ins ii aligned the O ES Grand Choter at Grand Rapids last Thmsday Krs 1 red Teeple entertained he card club Tuesday I rs Mariory Shehan and Miss Ka hryn Miller attended a teach rr meeting and banquet at ex meeting and banquet at Mi1an Thursday Mr and Mrs Ben Tomlin have ymrTtedrheirhometoWG fibOSi IRVIN JKgNNEDY SHERIFF DEMOCRATIC TICKET To My Friends and Loyal Supr orter8 in Livingston County I want you to know that the support I have always had it appreciated I hve tried to merit it by faithful service Fecion to another term by the voters will iniurs continuance of the same caratul, personal and economical attention to the dities oi this important office that I have given in the past IRVIN KENNEDY RETAIN Willi 1 Lyons FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE We Wish to call attention to the following facts 1 Judge Lyons has been our Circuit Judge for six months 2 He has Inade a good record and is doing a good job I 3 He gave up his other work to accept this appointment and should be retained as judge 4 He has been a friend to hund reds of people in our County These friends should remember him at the November 2nd Elect ion SignedWilfred H Erwin,Chair man Judge Lyons Committee for Circuit Judge SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORESES 500 CATTLE 500 HOGS 9150 Cwt M L ACCORDING TO SUM AND CONDITION CALVES, 3HEEP AND P1GJ REMOVED FREE PHOf COLLiCT TO DARLING COMPANY 1 fELL 410 Bsiement, kitchen, closet, atticyour eleo trie water heater can be installed anywhere It needs no chimney connections, no vents or flues And only an electric water heater gives you all these extra advantages, A CJonSootiest, smokeless to save w you extra work QulmtNo ooise, no nuisance Youd W never know it was iu the bouse 1L CsrsfrieNo dames, no fames, T worries or bother 4 CWM, ffFo, mod W pushbutton comfort jk Always DspendobfsAll the hot T water you want tvery timt, A size to fit everyneedterms to fit every budget Installed in your home without charge See them today st your appliance or plumbing dealer, or st your neighbor hood Edison office Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Mr and Mrs Ernest T nton and Mrs George Uark were in of Grand Rapid, were v end Mioana Aipeua last week guests of Astoer Wyhe iwife Mrs pianiey Dinjcel ana child Mrs Jesse Henry, Mrs IjJdren spent nursiay in StockjHenry cmd daughtor, Kathryn bridge ftooert Tasch and wife saw the football game in Ann Arbor Sat Anarew Nesbitt and wife were guests ai the Dr Wylie home in jJexter Sunday Rex Noggle and wife oi Ann were mJ4apkson Friday Mrs WfcvAMercer spent the week end at the Dr Mercer heme in East Lansing The Lloyd Hendee family were in Host Suadflty Guests of Mr and Mrs Ben On Monday the state police gave a safeyt talk atthe school Retain Hiram RSmith as Judge of Probate NonPartisan bailott Place cross in rout of name of of Hiram HSmith for Judge of f Probate Appointed by Governor Sigler in April to fill vacancy ,he is entitled to a regular term Arbor ws5u7dayueof 1 White J Mr and Mrs Frank Anenieen xmmA A,nn M2JLSI raninoJfco 1 Addi Palrneraf Deoit it 3 Amburgha pur viutheHerbPa Those from here attwncting the OH S Grand Chapter in Grand Rapids this week can Mrs Alta I Carries of the Dexter Vokar and go to Phoenix, Arizona Nov 1 George Meaben jr and wife called on Mrs lone Gregq of Ann Arbor Sunday j Mr and MH Fred Bead spent Sunday at the Schosser home at Clear Lake L C Gorham of Detroit spent last Thursday at the Ona Camp bell home 7 Mrs Florence AtLeeMrs Bear trice Shirley, MrsSda Moron Mrs Nellie Clark, Mrs Clare Palmer and Mrs Eloyse Camp bell attended the Kings Daughters convention at Aim Arbor Thursday Mr and Mrs Howard Read and Mr and Mrs Ross Read at tended a birthday party at thef George Wild liome in Ann Arbor Thuuday xor Mrs Howard Wid I Mrs Mae Metz of Howell, Mrs Grace Nile and Mrs Folk of Jackson spent Sunday with the Lee Lavey family Sunday quests of MrandMrs C J Clinton were Vern Fisk wife of Monroe, Ralph Clinton and family of Detroit and Fred Berry of Howell Louis, Clinton and wile of St Catherine, Ont, called at the C J Clinton home Thursday Mrcmd Mrs Winston Baughn entertained their card club Sat urday night Lynn Hendee and family spent Sunday at the Dr James Nash home in Coldwater Water Wink of BelleviUe spent Saturday at the Lester MccAfee vme Lester McAfee and family1 were Sunday auests at the Sam Heriea home m Cbhoetah Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout attended the National Funeral Directors meeting in Detroit Friday BUYERS OF HIDES it LF Plumbing Wattr Syttems Etc Stanley Dinkel Complete New RADIATOR SHOP I To Open On or About OCTOBER Est We ore installing the most Modernand Efficient Equip merit available to Repair all Car Truck and Tractor Radiators Complete Line of of new Radiators and a full assortment of Radiator Cores, also a Reliable Radiator Mechanic with over 25 years exper ience in Making Rebuilding Re storing and Repairing Rahiators We Service All Makes of Cars Let Us Winterise Your Car AntiFreeze and the Proper Grade of Motor Ous and Lubricants Wm Deutich Sons Phone 1391 Your Studebaker Sales Service Vote for Hiram R Smith for Mrs ARce Bruss of Owoseo is Judge of Probate on Nov 2ndHe Meyier, Mrs Winifred Aberdeen J viMttng of toJphlB doing good efficient and con1 SeTlllaii Reason, Mrs Mae1 7g work His reoord en a irash, Mr r liim U, elaon lor the reg Ronald Swarthout, ton of Mr and Mr L J Swarthout shot a two point buck near Loveils with a bow and arrow last week Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher lUjt SSS itfJm xtertoed 10 of the Pfiackaer M4end Mrs Virginia CanmMu AvWne wire Scurfay iJSvm fSwT Grand Chapter atHazel Parker, Mrs CWIord Mfll th Robert PiV home dkter Wednesday night fcenefpeon MmRex Kogg01,, p 1Smilr dluiar tern Experienced and qual J Sam ronton the m i J A rttt r,M mM iftedVIlaoe cross In front of his lww w,w W1r1 T mwname en the Non Partisan baHcer, Mrs Carrie Grimm, Mm M Vote for E Reed FWchet foreiL t 2J, pl sed ResdMr Propfcatips and Mies Alberta Dtokei Probate Wg Nosvtadiom Mer pndL Hona W at at Decnoo Kor Millen home near Pncrx I Mrs Charies Soak and ,, and Mrs Phillip oBfOnt WRUhtnoB kii m i v ulJsfov SfWvtf 1 A X PINCKNEY WedneUa, October ISO Notes of 25 Tears Ago PROFESSIONAL COBWEB fcfcfe Ice s ere rice sow Mais M MO SAVE ON LIVING Rj, ESCO Freezer Model M24FS, 24 cu it capacity, popular family ue Only 29U Ia wide NO IV Locker facilities right at home Piufifcuey, ftsieki Daily tiiOO A H te 1 lOO P M 1 Esej WiiiyiW Wfl Set 0SiOS Mill It i Oiliee Mi f 1 , w an or l an ESCO freezer yotj ea always have abundance of delicious Bresee meats, I try, fruits and vegetables Hoeme raised purchased In, moneysariqg wholesale c ties, your own frozen foods will help yu lover living costs Consider each ,1 pleasure as fresh meats she year ud, strawberry shortcake 1st winter holidays and cononthecob in January Also with ESCO you get large zero storage compartments fast freezingthree rimes faster than in still airwith Esco air blast method economical, troublefree operation Made by specialists since 1927 in the design and manufacture of farm re fxigecetion equipment H frmm tfndmrl UI 10 40 If v FARM and HOME FREEZERS Pinckney lost to , by a close score last week They pkry Fowkarville this week I D P Hinchey Perry jeweler and Miss Cora Bower were mar ried at Saginaw vxn The Senior class has ocganiecVMoxgan Harris, pret Doon Jtoason vice pieafclanche Heiu dee sec Neiti Wilcox, tree m Three Chelsea boys have been DR G R McCLUSKEY arreted for breaking into the UMUs school and damaging property iThey are held on 2500 bands li Andrew Roche at the Detroit police force is visiting here The KluKhudGan meeting at at Howell was rained outAn att empt to get use of the school failed i Ham Isham 82 diedat Chel i sea Oct 10 Surviving are two i eons, Henry and Ben a brother, Fank of Flint and a sister Mrs Jackson of St Paul, Minn The funeral was at the Pinckney M E church Saturday with burial her flNCKNY SANITARIUM1 VtuiWinkle VenWinkW fc SA, i DM W VaWiakit CharSM sL Attoreeje taw fart Suts a4 Savie Bank HERB SNEEP lie CEMETtRV MEMORIALS 924 N Maia St Ana AtborMUk HaroU Chubb, Local IUpraUtv 516 FLEMING ST HOWELL HowaU Pkoac 439 or 97 MoaunMU Mvrkr MARTfN JLAV AN Attorney At LAW Phoa IS Bweaa elKt Pkoa iaIPe ReeeJHIf Stat lateeMa Dies LEE LAVEY ,aiuO iroUKAWCE reaae tr I kj wpWwjwfjP eaee9eBrJe Hdwr From where I sifr fm Glad Were Different IFOR SALE ORLEASEui known as Finrkney depot 22 ft vide, 52 ft taagmust be movedlease or sell and move it for I will buy a suitable lot and1 you Fred Server Howell j 601 North Elm St Phone 1410 OR SALEGarland coal and I t wood stove 1500medicine cab inet 1200 10 single window CllON t E R h, ALU A tClALITY BEtJ WYUE PHONE elWOCNFy 7SF1 51 AtiiJui onRRlMAN Attomof s Lew 107 shtft Gsentf BiNr, Hewel , ftEtRKlKRATlOW Serrtoe RETAllta ON ALL MAKES Phone 1S4F3 HAROLD HSWARTHOl nmrniua t 39 Micfci DR C J TOW DENTIST S044 Prtc Lake Rd, Oteier Pboni FRED C RElCKHQFF 5r GPTOMLETR1ST 120 WEST GRAND RiVfiR HOWELL MICHIGAN N FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 35ft RESIDENCE Ml LLQYnHENDEE LIVE JTOCk HAUUMU AND Wwkly Trie Mad To Dvoi GENERAL TRUCKING Pkoa 64Fi4 CONHYTOOdOTORAVEL SAND AND TOF SOOH ROAD GRAVEL 714 MRT ANt ROAD BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR RON r J TACT or Cyiaa at Your Ceevaetoaca 01iukuey HFD No MJ kjiyr Talenkdtia Dxter 116 747 Ma St riiiikesSLTIinBiTlir r JANTTASCH Theres a lt of unTcrtuCt at opinion in our county on the best kird of pasture Some say alfalfa mixed with brorr a others bay mixed with oat, i r b ley But all agree that a mxcn better than a single crop I sometimes think r,ole art the same wayuJ UJ atvength of America is its mixture of so many different strains some from one country, some from anotherright down to little differences like folks who have a taste for beer an4 thoo who prefer cider Proxa where I ait, to long as w ever bacome intolerant of one an other different Us teaso Ions as wa live together with our differencea, and even supplement them the way brome grass doai alfalfa then were a mighty good cropl Fo r jor enjoy your cider While i ioioy my beer I Veto for four candidateIll stand by mine But never Li our differences divide aai I met iuu iu amgio wuwow sash 100 each Two 30 gaUonFORWhite PJT tanks 600 bucket a day waterlheatf iU wurivmi heater 1000 See Fred Rebman2222 AUTO GLASS FOR SALEFresh sweet cider sasnsiuu eacn i wo ou gaui ww rr ww u Q O0im appleshresh 11944 East Shore Drne, Eait talablished IS65 Side of Portage Lake I I aW oeut FC SALEVifichestr deer rifle a oO guage Winchester pump J gun, a 16 guage shot gun a 410 over and under Lucis Doyle hone 42 Rosenthal Huskers c nc3 ShreddJ ers have been leac1 tr more than 50 years See the new ateel V420 Parts and seivice IwG Reeves, StockbiivcMich Tncorporcrted 1915 EN OLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS Oil Eait Grand RWr, Hw Pkaae 1S1 McPtrerson State Hank Want Ads 040 rarley hoaa Phone 16 IF 11 AV CRin my nome lor pre school age cnuaien Ruth Rittet Phone 6 Piuwaitfy MONEY ORDERS Copyright, 1V48, Uiuted Statu BWUMULEJUH Phone68F3 FOR RENTModern b room furnished apartment 542 E Putnam Max Reynolds Jone 143F2 i FOrTSALErUsed outside oak J ioor 4x7, complete with hardFOR SALE Oil hating tove SSSJUf 153 , thrwonu Fred Awtoen FOR, SALCook tove, whit en 1721 Main St E Ptackney 1 V h111bto MW c grates good conchnon When sending money out oi FOR SALlrOU heating stove, a 234 v Main St Pinckney town one oi the most conven heatrola and a kitchen range s AQ c Heavy NO 2 CANS 9QA Syrup T Tomato Jul Cleanser mC Salail Dressing Peaches ient foims i tne isonk DrqttPi 1 R Bum Money Oxdex FOR SALE75 ft one inch gal vanized pipe also 60 feet oi This torn ol tranamttm mon p mdknw 1 No 135 Apple Sauce AerOWax Fab 3 NOR m Cans QIC ey mokes immediate credit available tO Yu without routine checking oi validity of personal j chetics, or th danger oi loss oi j currency In the mail I The cost is reasonable and Icheaper than any otb krm The draft is retained as a per xnanent record by the bank cu can be pioducea as evidena oi payment to COM of error the part proper BABY SITTERS 610 West Una dilla Inquire, upstairs FOR SALE Ona ladies, all wool grey CheeterielcT winter coal siz 16, practically new just dry cleaned 900 one ladies plait all wool winter coat, size 16has nver been cleaned, price 700 one ladies pin stripe suit, dark blue size 18 300,good condit LOSTBiue Paraqnet named ion 245 Unadilla t StreetPinck 19C k35ecPnerM State Batt Corky Finder return and reinev eve reward Mrs Peggy Jar, f SAtE An AutTfraTIST50 iowski 626 Putnam Pinckney J Ivlrsv EMiller 1229 Lavern Drive WAJNTfilhSCRCP IRON AND Bauqhns Bluffs, Portage Lake A Savlsep ASMMtat can L opened with UHfc m 1 bui Soap Powder 49C Northern TltsueZR19c ly Spray lDT 57c t 4 Bacon EilCD IB 49 c , , pTTOTSSarTW5 Stovoi 45 tnd 55, 1 Oil Heat , SWWarm Mprning coaljFR SALAir Motor WmdmB heater with automtic draft con md a circulating heater, troljn like new WiUianv Cooper Phone lf2 545 E Putnam QS HRTONE FURNISHED ROOM L J McXinley wPi laseeae Gpae I L Mouy te lean al reaaonaoia eUea, FOR SALETent 10x12 3 ft uuareat paid oa evina Uooks and gixe R Elliott una CertUieaeaa of jPJfjJv , FOR SALEtHoor oUfumace,com All deiosits up to 5000000 in SSfSSXSSTiSSSriA I with Over BOYeaiS oi Safe Banking JPmSJ JM 3 Elaotric flatiron 2 eured by our membehip in the 0 9742 Wlniten ftar Fal7ipQeit Cor , 3 Store Portaa Lak FOR RENTAL Cement Mixers 3 12 cuft,gasa lin or electric UtiUty Trauers,aU sizes by hour, da or week k WILSON SALES RENTAL SERVICE , 6121 West Grand River Laka Chemung Brighton Phono How IW BAnV SITTERS tependatlo 35c an hr Call Lama Shirley I48F3 Isabel Brady 60 FOR SALEThree Burner Kero tene Stove Near Bock Store 4972 WinetorRctdPortage Lake 1 FUn SALE5 burner kerosene V ell 3541 9 69c lb Frabklairts gnu OB SUNLESS LB 53 Clar ks FOR SALBBBery team 9 and years old, wt 2700 William Roche WANTEDA housekeeperaou between ages oi 25 and 40 j ferredlodging for husband and wages for wile, should have car, St Patricks Church Parish, 5731 Whiimore Lake Rd, Ann Arbor, Phone Ann Arbor 259314 Wcrnled by 11110 DA0OHTO DorHmons for their, rurnmage Sale d 2930 Artdii be left with 2 Shirley ox Data FOR SALE 4 War at Morning Stoves mora oji S 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 October 20, 1948 Description An account of the resource October 20, 1948 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 1948-10-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4a485bccdc9de5ab8ea613ee6c0bf1eb.pdf e07a5923b94b8be3b29e7ef0558503ae Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 4 , W Ml IJU Volume 65 The hnckney Dispoa Wednesday, October 27, 1948 No 41 rtj Michigan Notes Telephone Rates story in the UUcC oiTcX T X iSSTMiT mgn when it was too late lot tue lDeli TeieDhIn rl Cnm side o deny it Last weo C cfe reuT9 Malcolm Bmgay of the Deuoit uiw a yea revenue Wtree Press came out with n i OUR DEMOCRACY bMt il came out with a first page story to the effect that Gov Deweys failure to speak in De toit was caused by hi fear of Eiiecuvtt immediately the rate which, aiter taxes, will mean 5Q94,54u to the company will be, applied to each 02 the cornbeing supeaned tc itify in the iDanva 242 AW, n u grand jury investic ion of the Y changes It is the auto dealers donations to the Republican campaign fund Gov Deweys steadfast refusal to come to Michigan is a sore spot with Michigan Repub licans Gov Dewey at once branded the Bingay story false He said the only reason he did not come to Detroit was that nrst ra3 increase in 22 years The order establishes 2 sets of rates to outstate exchanges including Pinckney where extended area service will be established The first is an interim schedule until service is established The other the new rate when extended area asrice is established Although this new 1, Lm plcm ea service as approved in in charge of the of the invest urftil late next year gation also branded the stbry This new wiU ive false and said if they had want Pinckney subscribers the privto supeana Dewey they could jUige of making unlimited to have did so the Saturday he Brighton, Dexter and Howell WLm, TU JJ J without paying toll Introduction The reason Dewey did not 1 of this seTwice wiU not increase corns are he has never forgiven the companys revenue as such Michigan for joining the Stop increases wUl be offset by loss Dewey movement at the Phila rtelphia convention, pby putting Tencrtor Vcmdenberg out as a dark horse candidate Also all straw votes and forcasts show the Democrats will carry Wayne county he figures it would be wh3ie raies were tco but be wasted time failed to raise xhem vhere mey wire too low Pincknc was one STATE POLICE WANT MEN Seigt George Malnar of the Brighton State Police post will be of toll revenue The new order authorizes higher increases in some exchanges including Pinckney to correct inequities A commission order in 1942 dissolved sucn inequiies THP TRADITION OF VOLUNTARY CITIZEN SERVICE IN THB PROTECTION OF OUR COUNTRY IS OLDER THAN OUR NATION IN 1634 A ROUP OF NEW ENSLANOERS FORMCD THE NORTH KSlMENTVV0V THE33 NFANTy, MASSACHUSETTS NATtONAL GUAP FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFENDING THE COLONIES, IF NEED SHOULD ARISE MPWm Notes on the Game Pinckney defeated South Lyon here Iriday night here 22 to 6 without a great deal of effort South Lyons lone score came came the last quarter against the second team who played most of that period Pinckney made 4 llowns in succession but loi uw ball on downs on the 10 ya line Here South Lyon funbled and Current Comment 4 With the election jut around the corner Republicans are not as certain oi a Dewey landslide as they were 60 days ago Undoubtedly President Truman has gained ground during his westetrn campaign trip How much is the question He is a much friendlier person than Gov ewey whose coldness and a bofness has not clicked with the people Straw vote takers and of the exchange on the low rate side The Pinckney increases will be at nis otiice there on Nov 10 as follows residence service rtfm 800 a m jo 600 p m to Mrm 1 F month to 225 iriferview young men enter estod when extended area service is in joining the state police introduced 300 2 party lines They must be between the ages of 21 and 30 years, have 2504 party lines 125 to 200 rural now 150 to 175, exa high school education or its J tended area 200 Business Service private line exchange 240 to 600, extend ed area 82mdJLvid line now 200 to 55CT, 2 party 325 tc 3450 rural 150 to 275, extended area 350 Rates or residence extension phones 60c to 126 Long distance calls increased 6 percent Initial calling period reduced from 5 to 4 minutes for 3 minutes from 15 to 30 miles, distances from 10 and 15 miles Overtime charges increased from 14 to 13 5c increase on nigh nnH Snntjrry ,alls for dJSequivalent and be unmarried In addition to salary the position offers civil service security, merit promotions, paid vacat a, sick leave and pensions Information and blanks may be obtained by writing o the Civil Service Commission of the Mich State Police Post,East Lan sing BUBG HOME DAMAGED Fire which broke out when the family were in Howell last Friday aiternoon, did around 2000 damage to the John Burg farm 2 miles south of tcwn on the Hiland Lake Rd It was noticed by Russell Gardner and Eli sworth Kirtland who were passing byThe fire is thought to have started from defective wiring A radio and several other articles I The rate increase will help finan of furniture were burned upThe ce it and also provide for the fire got in attic and it was nee wage incrase granted employes essary to cut a hole in the roof last yearFurther wage demands and ceiling It took some time to would raise the payroll costs by get the fire under control and a 6,700,000 a year, number of high school boys and The rate schedule classifies Mr Hobey went out to help the firemen The farm was formerly the Wm Hassencahl farm and the house has been completly remodeled since Mr Burg became its owner tances of 48 to 112 miles The increases will provide the company with a 6 percent return on its investment The company started a large exoansion program to cost 220 000,000 This is half completed THAT DAY, THE NATIONAL GUARD HAS OROWN r IN STRENGTH, BROADENED IN fttONSIBIUTIE IT OESERVE CONTINUED SUPPORT TO0AV, ITS TRAINED AND EQUIPPED UNITS STAND READy N EACH STATE, TO DEFEND AGAINST ATTACK C CIVIL STRIFE TO GUARD THE PEOPLES RIGHT AND PROPERTIES JM TIME Or EMERGENCE fell on the ball behiuu uier own political forecasters all concede goal line giving Pinckney 2 points In the second quarter Pi ickney scored twice Bob Amburcey got a pass and went 10 yaro s tor a touchdown and Joe Jeffreys got a 50 yd pass horn Tom Goode and scoreJerry Heath gc both extra points The last Pinckney score came the la3t quarter when bob Amburgey caught a lateral pass and ran 40 yds for a touch, idown South Lyon intercepted 1J pass in the try for extra point Then the second team v unt in Against the kids South Lyon qot some gains on running With th ball and finally McCormick went around Pinckneys end for a touchdown Thee failed to kick goal The Pinckney kids showed lots of fight and twice took the ball en downs JoeJeffreys punting wcs hkfii 5 GRIFFINSHIREY WEDDING Married at the Howell Presoylenan church Saturday everting, Margaret Marie GriHin danliter 01 Mrs Ella Griffin of Hovull to Lewis L Shixey, son of ivir and Mrs James Shirey si oi Pinckney Rev Geske officiated befoe an altar decoratea wuh palms limdi Newscldss and Jerry Heath did some nice line piunging Goods passing was accureate Next Friday comes the game of the season when Dexter will come here accompanied by at least 500 fans If Pinckney can , manage to win this game their season will be a success Last year Pinckney held Dexters championship team to one touch down to the last few minutes of play when Dexter intercepted 2 Pinckney passes to score twice mere Dexter got a bad breaklast week when Francis DelLa Torre, their tar back and point scorer had an emergency appen dicitis operation and will be out for the season ST MARYS CHURCH ev ranc Murphy, pafttof Masses at 800 and 1100 am Novena Devotions Friday at 745, followed by preparation for oly communion Sunday, Oct 31, 24th Sunder after Pentecot, 2nd week of 63rd Novena, General Communion Sunday O E S INSTALLATION The installation oi the newly elected officers of Pinckney Chapter 145 OES was held on Saturday evening After the out going worthy matron, Winifred Aberdeen had retired her old otucers the installing officers were escorted to the eastThese officers were Bonnie Henry and Hazel Parkerinstalling matrons, Blanche Martin, installing marshall, Mae Daller, chaplain and Eloyse Campbell, oroanist The mcoming worthy matron, Blah Reason was installed and while at the altar Mrs Campbell sang a solo Mrs Reason was escoted to the altar by her mother, Mrs Wilcox of Howell and her daughter and two sons who pre sented her with a beautiful bouquet of roses The other officers were then duly installed, follow ing which refreshments were HALLOWEEN DANCE 4i Gregory Town Hcdl SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30tK Square Dances Round Dances Prizes for the Best Costumes JO HNLANS ORCHESTRA Wb Holmes, CahW Adm SI 25 course Refreshments ohm hf run exchanges into 8 groups depend inq on the number of phones These rana from those with 800 phones to those with 100,000 FRANCIS WILLIAM BATTLE Francis Williamv Battle, 32, son of Frank and Kate Conners Battle,was born in Putnam township and died Friday crt McPher Pherson hospital in Howell last FridaySurvivinq are his parent, three brothers, Lyman, Anthony and Charles and a sister, Mrs Bertme Yoeman, The funeral was held from St Josephs church, HowelLMondav Rev Fr Day officiating Jiurial in Mt Olivet cemetery The casket bearers were Stanley Dinkel Edward Spears fr, Bert and John Wvlie, Leonard Brown and Vere1 inley KINGS DAUGK S The Pinckney Kings Daughters meet at the church Nov 4 at 9 p m Secy RUMMA SALE Friday and Saturday, October 2 rd 30 at Pinckney Town hall by Kings DaughtersBEN ISHAM who lived at Wavne was brought here for burial Tuesday ANNUAL CHICKEN SUPPER The Plainheld W S C S Society will serve their annual chicken, supper on Thursday,Oct FOOT BALL COh Brighton practically cinched the football championship when they beat Manchester there last iluay 14 to 6Other scores were Tjcumseh 21 Dexter 7 Stockridye 6, Okemus 0 Charlotte j2 Howell 6 Romulus 14, Milan baskets of mums and chiysan theumms with lighted candles and tapirs arranged in the windows , Mrs Carol Benedict sang Because ,1 Love You Truly and The Lords Prayer with Mrs Lill ian Wilson at the organ The bride given in marriage by her brotherinlaw, James Dunne wore a gown of white slipper satin, fastened with a marquisette neck line with white seed pearls making an orchid effect, a fitted bodice and long sleeves which came to a point over her hands and ths full skirt ended in a long flowing train 7 rn She carried white rosebuds cen She is the daughter of Charles tered with an orchid, Heath and wife Mrs Chester Brondowsk sister of the bride was matron of hon COMMUNITY CHURCH or and wore a gown of pink Congregational 0, University 41, Dundee 0 Among lheIntentions areSunTorr Rock 27, Roosevelt 6Ch late MrsAnastacia BellfranzOct sea 7, Saline 0 Haslett 24,Hart 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 30, 31 for the land 6 Mason 14, Holt 2Leslie special intention of living 6,Williamston 0 Tuesday is AU Souls Day, Massps 630, 730 and COO Prayers reqf estod ir the sick and recent epaiod amonq whmo are Rev Fr Whellerwho died at Kalamazoo last week Baptism was conferred recently for Robert Gerald Vedder son of Mr and Mr Robert Vedder, sponsors were Brent Dickson of Detroit and Chas Heath Also on Sunday for Catherine Marie Heath, sponsors Leroy Catherine Heath of Hiland Lake Pkrmhd on, M36 Adults 150, sharkskin with off shoulder effect and long gauntlets and carr ied muns and white rosebuds The bridesmaids, were Eileen Shirey sister of the groom, loan Frcmklin and Joann Young They wore gowns similar to the mat ron but in aqua They carried yellow and bronze mums mums and headresses of mums Juliette Wilson and Marilyn Dunne, neices of the bride were flower girls and wore pink and orchid gowns Eric Semper was ring bearer Kevin Ledwdge was best man Kcv Fus Btcbey, po Becape of building openton and Aaron Shirev, Robert Griffin we iU 1 Sorth Hsntar RAV D D Brady, pastor Choir Practise Wed Night Organist Choir Director Mrs, Merwin Campbell S S Supt H C Vedder Choir Practise Wed 730 Morning Worship 1030 Sunday School 1130 Junior Choir Practise Wed400 Senior Choir Prac Wed 730 MEJNN0N1TE CHURCH Lyie Hopp and Chester Brondow ski seated die guests The brides mother wore a roy al blue crepe gown and the n ms motner one of brown wore gardenia corsagesA reception was held in me church parlors Nancy Chubb had the guest booku, Mrs Lvle Hopp Mrs Herbert Pahner, Mrs Robert Grlffm, and Mrs Harold Berglund served and the three tiered wedding cake woe cat by Mrs RoDert Grover The bride to a graduate of cloyed in he Robert Akin fneur Howell high school and to env cmce office The groom NORTH HAMBURG CHUftCH Exn Bfar JMtor 4000 Swsrtfcot Supt Wm Leidig os 7 Biilto X E Pimekm Sunday Sdieol 1046 Mvmmr Worship Servies 1104 Yotf Peeeles Meatiag 730 Evcntng NISSSHIJ Si6 r October 11, 194 Co dndcrfsv mtodote I wCl not be resottsible M mcf debts ootrdcted by my wile, t L SHOE DBIVE Bthsfiatingat50 P Ma PhwApey Mgh schooland senrj The SOS SHOE Mmed mree yean m the TJ Navy October 30 The wffl Irve m Pmckney ehees hi SMITH SCHOOL PTA The second meeting ojf Uie Smith school PTA was called to order by the vice pres, Jane Bray in absence of the president Edna Thurston gave the secys report and Frank Pearce the treass Mis Mable Fox then explained the amendments 2 5 to be voted on which affect the schoolsThen cards were played and refreshments served CARD OFTHANKS We wish to thank the Pinckney hre dept for its prompt and efficient action, Russell Gardner and Ellsworth Kirtland for noUc ing and report the cleanup group, the high school boys and the community for recent pur chase of modern fire fightinq equipment which taved us from disasterous Hie The John Burg Family MARRIAGE JU2NSES Rcymond Folk, 21 BrightonJulij Luttermouse, 20 Brighton Lewis Shirey,21, Pinckney Marqaret Griffin, 19, HowUr Carl Kurkowski, M Howell, Grace Lewis, 46F eURichard Pelky, 22, Brightor Tanet Farver, 18Brighton Leo Tymensky 27 Brighton, Fern Duncan, 20 Brian ton Earl Rose, 19, South Lyon, Jean Hawley 16, South Lyon Walter Esch, 20 , Dexter Mary Beseq, 19, Dexter Fred Read 20, Pmckney Mary Molnar, 18, Mstrindale KtXKJLAH COMMUNICATION Regular commufiication of Ltviqnaion Lodge No7 76 F S A en Ttfesday niaht Nov at 8 am There will be work in the Degree Refr metrts degree work Lef ft have a vood tmnoot P W Carlett Sec theelection to Gov Dewey but by a strange quirk say the Republicans will lose the Senate A number of isolationist Senators who have spent their time obstructing every progressive measure presented aie up for reelection and acording to a forecast are due to get beaten Thoy aie Republicans Gov Deweys refusal to campaign in Detroit has not set very well with Michigan Republicans The Republican congressmen are shown to be trailing there and Deity has been implored to help pull them through To uie pleas he has turned a decu ear Charges Roxborough, negro lawyer and Republican National Committeeman says the Democrats will carry Wayne County by 100,000 as they will get the bulk of the negro vote The negros donot like Dewey as he has not recognized their race by appointment or come out for equal rights Trumans chietf weakness is the south where the Dixiecrats may take 45 sorely needed electoral votes away from him Parking meters may not be the answer to the revenue problem of the small town or city In Brighton and Howell they seem to have brought trouble The police officer in Howell was recently dismissed for failure to enforce the parking meter law In Brighton, affairs are even worse The police chief there whe called on the carpet for failure to enforce the law ctyx4n3d h0 meters were defec tive, being second, hand when installed and that if he issued tickets for violations he would lose evdlry friend he had Thee meters evidently work out in citios like Ann Arbor, Lansing and Jackson where most of the parking is done by out of town shoppers Where local shoppers s predom inatethe reaction is not so good , The Pinckney high school football schedule needs revising before next year The Hartland and St Marys Adrain games do not draw and little interest manifested in them Last year only a handful of people saw the game with Hartland Adrian is too far away and they bring few fans with them when they play Pinckney The two teams which should be on the Pinckney schedule are Fowlerville and Chelsea Pinckney used to meet them every year and has beaten them Both have lighted fields and would bring a bunch of fans with them Maybe Pinck ney could not beat them this year Mich State knew she had little chance against Notre Dame but put them on her schedule because she knew they would fill her stadium for her The Pinckney teams after a run of 18 straiqht victories in Coach Readers first two years hit a slump the last two years, but they have had other slumps be fore and have always come out of them The workers doss which was recently discontinued at the University of Michigan over me objections of Pres Ruthven is as siiming significance in the camp paign for governor This was inaugerated 2 years to teach the relationship employee and employer Plot Adler was the head of it Last spring representatives of dss Motors and uftey obosesasd flit nne and cry V it y 4 i cfiM ,63 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, October 27, 1948 r a til Rural Telenews rSPARE THAT TREEGraduate formers at Michigan Hell are in charge of trained crews that trim tree and control brush lhih i I menace telephone lines They work with it must care to preserve the lienuty of trees mJ landscape Thu far this year, trc trinmiinjr and brush control have involved J manhours BLITFY SNIFFER i i i tJi niraiini lor a bort of en rhical bloodhound used by tele phone men When work needs to LK done on a certain pair of wires in a cable, an rleetric tone is placed on those wires at the central ofliee Out on tbe,eable, the Blifty SiiiliW, a pencillike instrument, quickly picks out the wires by detecting the tone they carry j NeighborNote j AVUJI IHfcATEfc SYLVN EATER By a VOLe Of 26 to 6 the Shiai Friday Saturday October 28 29 WUttee board Ot Supervisors ae HIGH WALL Friday Saturday October 28 29 ciaed to arop ttu coaniy health A Drama Starring i unit, U cost the couwy iu u Robert Taylor, Audrey Trotter ANOHER PART OF The FOREST ,4, T Starring Frederi March Dan DuryeaEd mund OBrien, Ann Blyth, and Florence Eldxiige Nawa Cartoon 7 GOOD NEIGHBORSEveryone has pood ruralli ie erviiv when pcvonr hes make ji so rl his nn ans jaiiu out ill, Cartoon Kitty Foiled bcyso nt Liacan, 8 miles li Cqnt BeDon IToi wuii VOS aedicaled bun Sunday, Tuesday, Oct 31 Nov 2 uay by bishop Mooney ini is ff WINTER COMES me iormer trade scnooi purcnas Placid Drama ed of the Ford Motor Co by we News Cartoon Bear Hare Caiholic diocese tor a boys , schooL 70 will he omitted now 111 c Thieves ond the number iucreoaed as namLt 10th Ave Angel facilities are enlarged ihe Gregory baptist church IOWPII u win purchase a new bU w , jOWFLi MICH SoUU t0r wsoy Fridcrr October 28, 29 Mr and Mrs Chas vfay of BttlY Huiion McDonald Carey Gregory celebraed their 62nd vdle It is the Centennial field Saturday October 30 HOWELL Ttieitw Newt Sun, Mon, Tues Oct, 31 Nov 1 2 UP IN CENTRAL PARK A Musical with Deanna Durbin, Dick Haymes, and Vincent Price Sport Keel Cartoon Sunday Showi 357,9 Wednesday, Thursday Nov 3, 4 TiiE RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN with Donald Woods, Bobby Blake, Clairdia Drake Rin Tin Tin III Also SECOND CHANCE Starring 1390 chest xrays have been lw , , , taken at Howell by the mobile iWallQr A61 Margot Grahame Kent Taylor, Louise Currie and 1101 Jul iiuplinu when others are talking p i i 1 up the line when a ruralline neighbor ha an emergency call to make, and ahvieys milking aurr the receiver is in place v, hen not beii USCHI tHCHiA Biru la E E E r M ONE COMPANY 0,, SU50C000 poiiar rurci construction program mean mzro and b H rural telephone service Jand x Ac ne had has the for Adtertinmtnt From where I sit Joe Marsh WvKtfVo Join OTCtufeT j Notes of 23 Yearc Ago Leon Lajoicc, lu, son of Mrand Mrs Samuel Lajoice, died j at the home oi his tbrents here Bud Emery of Newcomers to ur town are prz v MI they hear tk of im Uarbecue Club Want to know who tan 1,11, and what the purro i Vlh the orvrr is a,iy one can foin whos neighborly inclji rJ ho purpose is simply to 011 toy V1 food, good beer and je, rersation all towavi tuing to krcv one another bettei a iur ,,10 i in clbrvEvery etherSntrmhryaton faun or another, tae pit is dug, and the fire started And by undowTj, neighbors from miles arounel have cnc togetherthe women fMitiibuting cakes, pii an fT iles men contributing the lrbccuing, and the beer Prom where I sit, its V, v liolesome aide of country mericaU spirit of gooJf iili that Btakea for tolerance 1J bettat IBideratanding L wron neighbour As T say, fTeigbbor, any ono ca tela npl So ebme along a v, from tUf Saturday 06 Uu Sunday AW Vince o Byron and Miss Marjory Richardson 01 Pinckney were married at Unaaiiia Friday night by Rev Hurlburt rrank Barton CBSdr S J Beard Siy have auctions advesed rred Howlett and Alex Pyper p attended the Odd Fello, 3 con vention at Lay City last eek Clarence pennett of pausing died ViorHa,T He is survived by ins wife, ine iormer Grace Margie t iiV ohnson undervyom an appeuivM operation at Lmoiu hospitai Leioit last week JohnlooplorGhafrVanOraen umi Julius Neneth, 61, of was found dead last cording to the core been aead about a t Win Gilkes of well been named president oi Livingston County Society Crippled Children 2UU people attended the shooting match last Sunday on Man hester road given by the Chel sea Rod Gun CluuDinner was se ved and prizes awarded Chas Gaffka, 14, was badly injured while hunting last week, the charges striking him in the back and head New Hudson is building a the charges striking him in the new fire hall 30x60 The Dexter hre dept has made an agreement to furnish fire pro tection to Dexter township for 50 a trip Agreement lars to spring Pinckney and Chelsea also have agreements Dexter wants the township to pay main jananc charge Mr and Mrs Ben Pietras have moved to their new noma at Horseshoe Lake Hamburg was in THE FABULOUS JOE n Cinecolor Also Tim Holt, Nan Leslie in GUNS OF HATE Cartoon Mat Sunday, 2 15 t, M, Continuous Dennis Hoey 15 tT vice Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov 2, 3 Scott E idy in CANON CITY with Stanley Clements Charles Russ ell, Jeff Corey, Whit BisseU Coined v Cartoon News Sunriay, Monday, Oct 31, Nov 1 Loreva Young, Henry Wilcoxon , Travel Funds need protection This bank recommends the use of Travellers Checks which can be had in denominations of 10, i 20 50 and 100 they are Iscrfe against loss or they and spondajble fcmywheire 3T NATIONAL BANK HOWELL ra Member Federal Deposit CnsuraeeCorp AUr4eposiis up to 5000 insured U, ESTATE FuTJTGArn OH in THE CRUSADES with Ian Keith, Kaheyine deMille Alan Hale George Barbior Cartoon rihALu AT REASONABLE rTFr WE HAVE AM1MU FLDS AVAIti BLw FTB SOUND LOANS Project oui cash by using out NTGHT DEPOSITORY m L anuuiioiiiiiiiiiiinuiirjrriinuniiuiiiiMif iuieiiiiiivft iiitiiiiiiiiKriiii one of the bow and corow hunt, 5 ers who gat a deer last week m ma Copyright 1918 U, State Brew in dalle J and Wm Jones have gone north to hunt Mrs iva Gardner, the Misses Sadie and Josephine Harris and Gerald McCluskey Ambrose Murphy attended the GalliCurci conert in Ann Arbor Friday nite Mr and Mrs Clarence Stackable were given asurprise one night, last week on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary LOtJLWS Chas Clark jr was home from Western State Sunday Mrs blanche Clark and son, Maynara, were in Ann Arbor Weanesday Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher visited her uncle, George roroes at iMayvule Sundayj IVixs btanley uinkel and clnld ren were in riowei iriaayj lvii and Mrs rrauK iam oi Howell called on Mrs rjnma Uintfei San day ivu y iedy and familv speiii ocaiauy at tne Culver iarm Hi LrOerfiCL ivxxGiviurray Kennedy entertain ea uei crioage ciab last Thurs day night Leon ivxeabon and family oi Hockey Service Mi EMI MAIN ST Ftadmy Mr and MEL Bill Bauahn at n K cumjTwZmAA E0 vvTato and wile spent Jat a a w krrton Carpester is visit m Lowell 110 Burton Ivuiier, long time Bi jhMcAlee and dough to polk chW under fire for 1e te AmaekcWJe J eaforoe parking jruAer MT danance lias ree 4 eWedatee Sunday dinner dinner guests m me wmr t df2mmot Lebwidge v ass Tfo Mbs Sarah Ledwidge ei Der ter pQR SALEtRoand Oak Stove in Mrs Baymonde Moods asd George Meabon jr home Cy AtLee and iamily of Gladwin spent the week end at tne W C ALee home I Rosalee Nash spent the week end with IscLjel Ncua m Ann Arbor j Mr and Mrs Ezra Gearheat oi Flint were Sunday guests of Mark Nash and wife Vlney Wiegand and wife of Detroit were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs J H Hooker and Miss Viola Petty Mrs Beatrice VanHorn and Mrs Agnes Wiltse and dough er Kathryn etuned last week from a trip to Maryland and West Virginia Mr and Mrs lack Young eater enned Sunday Louis Carle and wife, Ray Bams and wileand Dominick Conklin and fam ily in honor of the birrhdervs of Mssili lines Burns and Cosknn Note of 47YearAgaif Mrs Ella Jackson will hold an s auction sale Nov 12 j James Jeffreys has hired out to Will Dunning and moved in r the tennant house Is ML Burnett of Stockbridge has S moved hero He is working in s Kennedy baKet factory p s Mike Dunne is sufferinq from blood poisoning caused by husk , ing corn CTwo days bee did wonders in g restoring the dam and it is about finished p The Harvest Home Festival r given at the opera house by the 5 Congl church was a SUCCDSS I Donations were secured from ail s Pinckney and Howell stores and S The Chelsea Stove Works gave 5 a stove 5 The OConner girls are in Plainheld sewing for Mrs S G 5 Topping 15 Joe Placewav won first prize the FowlervilU fair with his fine driving team He sold one of them for 200 President Teddy Roosevelt was gettingcriticism for inviting a colored man to dinner A V Lake brother of Fred raised 186 bushel of potatoes on an acre of land in Gratiot county George Collins of Webster was here last week end bought the fine driving horse of Malachi , Roche for John B Ledyard pres ident of the Michigan Cental Railroad He shipped the horse from Dexter the next day, Mr Ledyard sending a special car The L F Peet store at Parkers Corners was robbed lcrt week School attendance reports aive the high school 20 pupilsrrm mer 14 intermediate 20 and the PGeorge Web and Lorry Rabbft attended me Buffalo Exoosit, Chan Lane has finished his asons work for Ed Tknae Louis Roy has rented me Chas Hoft farm 49 numbers were sold at me j dace at George Blacks Friday ninrt Mr, and Mrs Chas Hoff who are moving to Lansing, were atv n a surorise Friday night by 1O0 friends and rielahborflThey received a fme rocking choir The Kennedy basket factory shipped 500 baskets io DetroHl Irrfl week J rftVr, V, 7Sc I f2 PL I TH eTwr CSass offtew e Bernard GaemppesiFamiie Mar phy, lce pies Need an Oil Hot We have several makes on hand also oil tanks A Complete Line of Toilet Coitifrifiat an as well as All Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pumps of All Kinds and Kitchen Sinks MYRON J HUGHES Telephone Pinckney 157F11 Repairing a Speciality MASTER PLUMBER 1 a Dead er Alive HORSES 500 C LE 650 H6GS 150 pr WT UililE DllfC UPON SIZE j CONDITION CALVES ANt SHEEP RE JVEO IREE Tiflb ii Animal Collected Promptly Modern qapmettt Capable Men GL FARKER Aent PHewie 88, Pircknc Service in Mkhiffa Th FASTtST Drad Sfxri Central CadScdekCu TO THE VOTERS OF LIVINGST 71 COUNTY I wish it were possible for me to make a personal call on each of TOU This is impossible as I am too busy with the duties of the office CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff BETCBUCM MaW Second Terra mmT The Anderson Farmers Ghib M MnkRoss LGanhXanshag, gyte ct the Wflbs Topper home spent Sunday at me Tasm Worn IP PPPP9PPPH Tto vckney DUpot Wednesday, October 27, 1948 n I 0 0 a a o G a a a a a a a a f jp RETAIN HIRAM R SMITH TOR JUDGE of PROBATE To the Voters of Li ingston County In the election on November 2nd, my name will appear on the nonpartisan ballot under the heading Judge of Probate If you can place a cross in front of my name I will appreciate it It seems proper that some of the reasons why I feel entitled to your i port should be stated I was born at Chilson and my parents and grandparents all lived in and are buried in Livingston county With no funds or help I wofkec ny way through Ho well High School and six years in the University of Michigan where I received the Juris Doctor degree awarded only to those having exceptional standings in all subjects For six terms I was elected Prosecuting Attorney of Roscommon county, then located in Howell in 1923, and thereafter was Prosecuting Attorney of Livingston county for four years I have had 37 years of experience and practice in Probate Court In April of this year, after the elevation of Judge Willis L Lyons to the Circuit Bench, I was appointed by Governor Sigler to fill the vacancy in the office of Judge of Probate Since that time I have tried to handle the work of the office conscientiously and efficiently The office of Probate Judge involves important work Some of the many duties are the probating of estates of deceased persons, looking after and handling the estates of insane persons, the feeble minded and epileptic, marriages and pro blems relating thereto in certain instances, dependent, neglected and delinquent children, afflicted, crippled and diseased children, changing of names, birth certificates, adrptions, sterilization proceedings, escheats, determination of heirs, and nvuiy other matters and all of which require carefuisupervision and correct technical procedure It all requires a careful stud and sympathetic understanding of the problems of those who come to the Pro ntc O rt for advice and help To all these problems I have been giving iry rest Hi oris since my appointment in April and will continue to do so if ehcted lor the regular term n n Since my appointment I am discontinuing my eneil pradice and for the past six months have been Judge of Probate and been devoting my time to the duties of t office I will feel deeply grateful to the people of our county if they would retain me for the regular term To do this kindly place a cross in front of my name on the NonPartisan ballot c November 2nd Sincerely Hiram R Smith i rl 1 ,dSdSBStIE5Z5iS25H5ESEreS5Z52Se jier, n Jbrrrag i i 31 zs ft W f H I u UHUK if or mjuinst repeal ui the sales ia di eisjii amendment VOTE NO ON PROPOSAL 2 the benefits of the diversion ai I v,w in V oA and communities Amendment Proposal J dots Of call for repeal of the sales ax T hp eliminate obsolete, unsafe, unhealthful schools and to obtain other benefits lor your community VOTE YES QV BS sum TO OTK ON TMK AMENT T PROPOSALS Iyou tvidi our schxfls to fliriir, Vole A on , tn ilS on 5 Poiln advertisement paM for J I j MitJiiHn lilio i soriation , vOPOSAL J STATE OF MICHIGAN The Futbat Court ior County of REELECT At a Muta of laid Court hold at ib Probata Oifico in tho City of How en in said County on 4th day u October A D 1948 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF John Spears, Deceased It appearing to the oourt that too time for presentation of claims against said estate should be limited, and that 0 time and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demand against said deceased by and before saj Court It is Ordered, That all of the credi tlorg off said deceased ate required o fesent their claim to said Curt at eaid Probate Oftice and to serve a copy lh3reof on Charles X VanWinkle and Georgo Burke jr the Administrator address Howell, Mich, on the 13th day December A D 1948,at ten oclock in forenoon, said time and place Being here by appointed for examinnHoo aid adjust mont of all claims and demands agains said deceased It is Further OrderudThat public notice thereof be given by publication j of a copy of this order ouce each week or thrro successive weeks previous to ntrin day of hearing in the Pinckney 1 , aV, a newspaper, printed and, cir jd r said C3mty A f1 c Hrrn R Craith C1 tia Pjl Juc Probate W V Makney YOUR CONGRESSMAN REPUBLICAN TICKET 6th DUt He is a member of tha important Armed Service Committee, and has devotedly supported Constructive Veterans LegiskrtionMr Blcrckney is the author of f o Black ney Terminal Leave Bill whih placed enlisted men in the tame status as officers in redeeming their Terminal Leave Bonds This bill will reduce the National Debt 2 billion dollars and will save the taxpayers of our Country BO million dollars in interest annually He is in fervor of sound economy and a just and lasting peace r Your support in his behalf will be qraaly appreciated AT ELECTION NOVEMBER 2nd x Circuit Judge You are about to elect a judge to tLe highest court in the coun ty who will aerve you unlilJANUARY 1 1954 The strenuous duties of this ofhice require yout vigor balanced by maturftv of judgement Your Circuit Judge should be alcrwyer no knows the law and will inlerpet it honestly, fairlyand impartially Farmer nv atanuiacturerand Saborer are entided tc be heard before a judge who ismentally cdert and skiUed in present day trial procedures cmd practice OsuaUy Circuit lodges ant elected or appointed in their early fatties For example Judge Salmon of Inaham county was 42 years of age when he bsccB6CSrcuit Judge Judge Coast IngQGALfflB OLD TO ham County 44 years J of Oakland w y 36 yearsThelast judge who serred this net ior 30 years was 44 yearsoki when first eiodud to office in 1917 40 years Judge Breakey Washtongjp County fox KalamaxooCounty 38 years Judge Holland Who can provide all these quaiiricauons Michael Cmland is 42 years of age He is a Univwrsity of Michian School of Law Michael Carl cmd has had 17 years of active nens experience, during which be has rjr wercLanUiarmerm manuiacniecs aad graduake of fJbe He has three children and undestands the IT 41 1000 Sr J , J rfwj Si Zyi i Jfe i J mMtfifWiwpswi iwp mmmmm iwiin mm9mmmmmmmimmHmW The Pinckner Dtapo Wednesday, October 27, IMS IW v 7 J 4 i if v General Election To fee Qualifed Electors Notiae is hereby given that a General Election will be held in the Township of Pitiam, Slate oi Michigan at the Town Hall in sold TownihlpjM Tues, Nov and HJB6DAY, NOVEMBER 2 1948 For the purpose oi electinq the following officers viz NationalPresident and VicePresident of the United States, StateGovernor, Lt Governor, Secretary of State Attorney Gen eral State Treasurer, Auditor General CongressionalUnited StatesSencrtor, Representative in Congress ILegisptiveState SencwvRepresentative in State Legislature CountyPxoeecuting Attorney Clerk, Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Drain CommissionerCoroners and Surveyor Non Partisan Election forCiraut JudgeJudge of Probate Circuit Court Commissioner , And to vote on the followinq amendments 1 Relative to the Order of Succession fox governor 2 Repeal of Sales Tax Diversion Amendment 3 Relative to Compensation of State Officers 4 Relative to Compensation of Members of the Legislature 5 Permit a Majority Vote to to M ne 15 mill iax limit 6 To Regulate Foreign Agencies Opeiaiihg in thd state7 To call a convention to Re vise the Constitution of thai State of Michigan The polls will open at 700 p m and remain open until 800 p m on said day of Election , aV ovjw Sv ji i v ,A r 2 fSjmy Theres Wardrobe MdSfcTn Betty Roe CoafiTdnd Suits v 8 your own fairy godmother Whisk yourself in to a our beautiful new I Betty Rose coals end suits Try them on I tf for yourself, theres nothinfl better or near the price in coats and suits that do uch magical things for your wardrobe, ft, fi Mi f Murray Kennedy, Twp Clerk S LN General A xmbly Meet Oentte ifafttrtd ftetty ftoie N casuol coat with wcJIopod i yoke etoUt, Port wool fctesmbvy revert, h wine, We 0ftn end block vn9fotS 4150 , I 9 Its third regular session Pan Assembly 4 of the great PaUis ChaiUot, taeUtai thy worM Ire held More delegates to the Assembly most urgent problems, are beiore e , Upf dMV loffoed Betty coiC Mtt of Ftckinghm our wee rneniweor worsoel Cry brown, ootmoet Site 10 te 20, 3750 Sweeping Btty Rote cawal with collar and cuff notched details, in new perspective Pure wool Kinajbyr covert In grey, wine t,rin rind brown, us o to 20 4775 EXCLUSIVELY AT HOWMJL MICHIGAN STORE FOR WOMEN PE1RCES UY WITH CONFIDENCE Soil Erosion Attacked by VN FoodAgency fHOMASXOCWtY lAsUWi Per MOMMt fffOmOM The Nationsbag jobs have tried, tested and proves these records show ittheyre BiOuea for BIO jobsmen yoe c on for honest progressive, efficient government, run to benefit your family They preach and practice unity of purpose to program of sceedoa peace end plenty Vote for HO Republican VOTE REPUBLICAN ,d VtM Hmrt ,P1NCKNEY D15JPATCH Wedeejsrw October 27 1948 FNUJttf DISPATCH lYard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishing Fruit getables rocenes Kennedys Gei Store k ffs 4ny 5iec Family So does an re Water Heater Theres a model to fit every familys needs It yours is an average family, it will take only a few pennies a day to give you all tle hot water you want And only an electric water heater gives you all these extra features, A CeoflSootless, smokeless to cave tf you extra work QuitNo noise, no nuisance Youd never know it was in the hous CarfreNo flames, no fumes, no worries or bother Convenjenfiut it where you want m it Only an electric water heater needs no flue or chimney CompUfiy AufomoticFor modern, W pushbutton comfort Aways DpndaefeAll the hot T water you want every time A size to fit everv needterms to fit every budget Installed in your home without charge See them today at your appliance or plumbing dealer, or at your neighborhood Edison office at FefWtt tHncksej Mkbunm uide 0 Marc 81 SZZL Ewy WwtaaaOay li Maiu St Pick2v JLw an 6ukription nti 1W peel W Cerktt, Peer IRVIN JKKNNEDY SHERIFF DEMOCRATIC HCIET Mr and Mia m, Chuuu and daughter Mrs Dora Stackcble oi Detroit Mi and Mia lack Wilson and daughter oi Hisand Lake Mia Leola Stackable oi Lansing were Sunday guesta ae the, I D Stackable home Mr and Mra Sid Elliott oi De j troit were recent guests oi Mra Margaret Stackable Mrs Earl Kimhler Lois Wore underwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor kut week Bom to Mr and Mrs James Burus oi Ann Arbor at St, Joe hospital, Oct 13, a daughter, Gala Ann Mrs Raymond Burns, Bernardino and Mrs Jack Young and son were in Pontiac last week Mr and Mrs Jack Young,Mr and Mrs Ray Burns and Bemar din visited Mrsjaraes Bums at St Joe hospita1 last week Mr and Mrs D Conklin of Pon iac enterained the Ray Burns Jack Young families and Don Burns of Western State Sunday Don Griffith and wile are raovin to Ann Arbor We Wish tn n The infant son of Mr and Mrs fallowing facts U Edward ReindeauEva McLucas j j who was taken to University hos 1 Judge Lyons has be a oi r Moandar eato6n cCame homelCircuit Judge for Six months Mrs Lucy Reason and Mrs 12 He nas bade good record Mable Suydam returned from and is doing a qood job heir California trip Friday During this campaign 1 have tried to see as many oi the voters as possible Time would not permit calling on all 1 do want you to know that 1 am an active candidate ior thia oiiice To the duties oi the aheri its depA I can bring experience and a background or underatand ing oi its many problems Uectiou to another term will 4an coreiul competent and etf ient adminiatration , it you wish the same type oi ad iuuiuauon that 1 have given in ihe pusi, put a crass in front oi ny name in the Democratic column Youi support will be appreciated and my election bring you aihful, loyal service IRVIN KENNEDY RETAIN Willie L Lyons FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE Week end guests of Mr and J Mrs Irvin Kennedy were Mary i Ellen Doyle Ann Arbor Florence Doyle and Mr and MrsMcHugh I of Jackson and Mrs M Martin and daughter of Lansing Cheri, small daughter of Mr 3 He gave up his other woi to accept this appointment CUM should be retained as judqe 4 He has been a friend to hund reds of people in our County Signed Wilfred H Erwin,Chair man Judge Lyons Committoc for Circuit Judge, and Mrs Billy Darrow fell and iThese friends should remember broke her arm Monday him at the November 2nd ElectI Mr and Mrs George Takacs ion of South Bend, Ind, were week end guests of Mrand MrsJulius Aschenbrenner sr Mrs Takacs has just arrived home from a 4 months visit with relatives in Europe Lowiis Shehan spent the week end at the Gene Shehan home i,i Ann Arbor and with them atkw ivd tbe dedication of Boysvi ie ai Ma on by Bishop MoonMrs Madeline Shehan and fa lily exud Mrs Polly Roche of Ann Arior called at the WUJ Shhan home SundayRon Sampson and family of Belleville were week end guests at the Spittler home Bernice Maas of Howell spent the veek end with Alberta DinkMr and MrsC J Clinton visited at tne i Maynard home in I ilusRegon tast week Mr and Mrs Louis Wagoner spent last week at the Smollett nome in Petoskey I Lloyd Wellman and family of I Marion have moved on the I Mark Allison farm at Chubbs Corners Mrs IUah Reason entertained after the OES installation her i daughter Betty oi Lansing,her mother, Mrs Jay Wilcox oi How ell and Miss Shaw and mother of Webberville Vote ior Reed Fletcher tor Probate Juage NonPartisan Ball crt at Qecmou Nov 2na Mr and Mrs Fred Read were 1 in Ann Arfcoa rnday It Mr and Mrs Hoes Read and Mr and Mrs Howard Read tended the wedding of George Wild in Ann Arbor Thursday Mrs Howard Read was brides1 SPOT CASH J OR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORESES 500 CATTLE 5500 HOGS 5150 Cwt ACCORDING TO SUM AND CONDITION C LVES, SHEEP AND PIGS RLMOVEf FREE PHOf COLLECT TO OARLINC COMPANY BUYERS OF HIDES A LF Plumbing Water System Etc Stanley Dinke ndl at1 golt Complete New RADIATOR SHOP maid Mrs Nettie Vaughn and Mr Marjory Shehan and daughter spent Sunday at the Boy Merrill home in Webster, d Mrs Gladys Clinton visited her To Open On or Aboul OCTOBER 1st We are Installing the most Modernand Efficient Equip, men avalkrble to Repair aU Car, Truck and Tractor sister MrsHomer Hoyt in Mich, i Badlc an liZ ivefBaTy club came to 1 ,ay Sf d famil mov hfo last Sunday aiKitraS to edMr9and Mrs Boss Bead Y Jackson doll is meu 42nd wecUW IT a patient at SL Lawrence hospital LansingA Pinckney Ladiee bowling team has bee , argissd it consists oi Mrs xile Beck, Mrs Mable White, No Hsisn Cory Mrs Roberta Anbunaey and Mis Mildred Miller m D , Mr and Mrs Beit Bryan ase y Reason and kwaiXy spent now residing in Fankaff place we week end in Mrs AiKirew rv iu last week in Center Thursday Lynn Hendee and wife spent j Sunday at the home of Dr Ce cil Hendee in Lansing j Retain Hiram RSmith as Judge Phulip Sprout and J oi Probate NonPartisan bodlott Sunday guests at the Chades Place cross in front of name of ,Swte home well tSZTf J wetiquetsa1 Probate Appointed by Governor lh j Q home Sigler in April to fill vacancrjiel Hollis WyUe and fexmily spent, is entitled to a regular term I Sunday in Fowtervilte t x Wilbur Qsele and wile Walter C3ark is in Chicago cbas Cteete of Fowterille itlusweelL jSSay aueet of Mrs WDaaow m and family of iVAtosrt Shirley and I i Comlete Line of of new Radiators and a full oftoiiator Cores aUo a BeMbte Radio with over 25 years exper ience in Makmg RebuiidtogMe storing and opairina Raaiators We Svic 1 Make, of CarsUj Us Waited Yojr C Ami Freeze and the Ptoper 3 0 Lubricants I and Wm Eeutch , j , M the bought on M36 W He is an Hamburg go Atlanta Mrs Mable Suydam of Jack electrician with the Ford Motor gw Mov 1 where he will son m sDenoina me week oi the ,Co tor memonai park company Mr and Mrs Wm Brash ea Neil Batughn juiaes Meyerec ,2Slrtiben Smith who lse oe tertamed the following Satofday Mahkxm David Ledwidge Dale jd Buiaees woe hurt C J Reason home FlorisOark and wile Saturday in Fred Ccnmel w wSiedme Dale Ifiltor dorv tiSwton famflsss 7 Vote JJJA1 Swaso sw of Mrlast mat after the OES installation MdODan airi Larry Horub Ana AdMtr , md Mrs Beat Mogte Mr 4 listed in the t she Ona Hrt frfrr Cuswei Mi, ami ifrn rwrt mwz Bert Bryant, Fiank Abssdeen I Mr and Asis Wacsen liawoit ZIT t4m IrZZLJ S1 Ms W Bwsh visited her have aooe to firadestaa, Fhau L lsssmg epeat the meekemd wish wjex iiw fasto saesse i De1 Mr aod Mm ohe JlnHiliiir B sds iWSMwi a I e ejptk A he mt 2 beloogiMto Bokmd judge of Probate on Nov 2UW andMnv L L ip4omgoodewcdccnl tous work His esoord u 1 hte to electtoe far me reg J C, iCO am the Man Parneaejbcil af SewBwsB WSWP J sj ff j iPIT qpii li WW ii 80 1 TK WHIPPW f MQ other tractor manure apreader gives voo so many tcalry war thwnUt features as does the loha Deere Model H TrarOrau SfreaderI,srrK spreader dmr built with proper weight distribution to assure efficient tod economical spread lag to good weatler ox bad, tW Model HU turns hart tuns light Ifs rugged, longlived spreader thats easy on your pocketbook one this will give you maximum returns from every ton of manure spread Wed like to ten you alt anout a Model H Stop in at our si re the next time youre la tew j La 0 Hwdre To Wlllia ATKelcham Chalran Pinckney, MichShould the Village of Pfficfcney purchaelhe Ford Motor Co land in the Pinckney area 150 acres build a dam and maintain Park ana bathing bach Taking or swells irci ijch, ueama Sot button i uuoui a uiing Qi me afti uc u UJLUUOJQL vWUbOJI 4fahUfew via li uvanes weie icuei ou, uw yoi ctjapcuva ic iw AOA No major cxinaes in feliny law 01 incoApormea UOil aua gas aaas JU AtUO acis ox siuie land in alkasita, vanUvi and Wextard counties YiiU oe sold at auction Oct yi, biea was will be opeiiea a Laisuj iov 12 ioi Wito aua saotgun canfetfued by uie OOU servation dept ,, Mich, hunuoq and ashing licenses cae distributed by Aliwj U poll of pheaani hunters the lira week oi hunting snowed W percent of hunters beiieve ther OTe mote pheejaolajr W the same as lastyear and H rceT less 46V Wters were polled FORWhite porcelain kitchen oil heater with water heaier combin ation Gerald Reason t FOR SALESingle metal bedd springs and mattress, used only 6 week3 Myron J Hughes iTel 157F1L Rush Lake, Pinckney iOR SALEBlock end slabad iieiiveVd Henry YViruA I Hiane 112F11 FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet sedan, i new tires Corky Danow , Phone 144F4 FOR SALE OR LEASEBuilding known as Pinrkner depot, 12 it wide, 52 it oag,must be movedlease or sell and move it for 1 will buy a suitable lot and you Fred Server Howell 601 North Elm St Phone 1410 OR SALEGarland coal and wood stove 1800medicine cab inet 1200 10 tingle window ash 100 each Two 30 gallon tanks 600 bucket a day water healer 1000 See Fred Rebman 11944 East Shots DrHe, bait Side oi Portage Lake 4ASPg SPapSJai I at n v 1MU, Ufu eC, 4U9Q Grand Master Detroit attorney named head of Michigan Odd FellowsTHE REPEAL AMENDMENT The fvXiciu haucational A3sn takes Stanley Powell to task fr his outburst ior repeal of i sales tax diversion It states i DR G R MkCLUSKEY Uiii 94 4t U wtv h Vgjyiwtntn Okt Sf4 iSM Ul dliy m nwwt Ul, idth end F4 A Imi Y4i, 4rorty WUh U iftiiiiAL 4laUKANCt ATCTC i O N ER AKNETS 24 N Miu t ASA ArkoJAi4i lUrc Ch b Local Rr4aUlM 516 TLMiNG ST, HOWELL HowU PKoo 439 av 7 I MamnaU NWk IVtAKTfN J LA VAN Attorney At Lw SMLJ 871 uaid Or Rut Lk P41,SWARTHOUT SON wolia cry about the aiversiw putting the state in the red is BEaiT WYJUili not borne cat by iacts 2 years W rtHCWr TnFt ago Mr Powell Piopijesied the , uKRliVlAN aversion would put the state be Atwroty at Uw twee 45 and 90 million dollars 201 j GrajMl mVr Howi in the red Instead the state had ww ,n ,iW irttfry a 33 mUlion doUar surplus 9 AeJ CC A 16 member committee i REf 4J ON Att MAKE spearheading the drive to get phone 154F3 out a big No vote on the amend HAROLD RAM mentlt is made up of represen rp r i irmlWE tatives of school teachers, city UK u Ji IU1VHHR employees, policemen, fitfemen, f DENTIST mayors, clerks and AFL and 044 PorUge Uki Rd 0str CIO members P1 P In many cities policemen cd j firemen are handing out cards JANE TASCH askinq a No vote 1 VPIS i Litte or Auy PprS Compo4 or Copied at Your Convenience Ail Work CoofidentUl Ambwitc rvie Pkfiimm 4S roctMtei eucLi FREDC REICKHOFF J2J WEit GRAND RtVR HOWELL MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 35ft HtilDENCHll LLOYD HENDEE HE iTOCK IJAlLtM AND Weekly Trip Mde To DvnU GENERAL TRUCKING Phone D4F14 Established 1865 feacporated 1915 j 747 Mti St ,kejirt Phon6ttFU I McPierson State Bank CONfKitinkOUlJcfraAVEL, SANO AWD TOP S31L, uOXu GRAVEL, FILL fiiHT ANI HOAOS BUILT BLOCKS LAD PIFCE C CONTCT IGZi Tom Road P 0,Piuokuy RF0 No 9 Telepbona Dwcttr 8110 f 1 i AUTO GJLASS LET US REPLACE THAT BROKI r NO D YES , FOP SALEYincbeater deer riile 0 guage Winchenter punp gun, a 16 guage that gun ai a 410 over and under Lucis Doyle, hone 42 Signed erristered voterPinckney village Cut out coupon and mail to Wm Keteham Rosonthal HukcM aui ShreddJers have beer a rs for more than 50 yecrrs r e rew steel 40 Part r Tvice WO Reeves, 3crMdve,Mich Phcae 68F3 D40NEY ORDERS Wuen sending money out of town one oi the most corwen ient forms U t lonk Pratt or I Money Order EN CLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS OU Eatt Gruid River, Plone 1S1 Howcl FOR SALEFresli swet cider, eating and cookinq applssiresh vtjuujiiB George UiiUC4eau U4u Farley Roaa, Phone 161rll JAY ORu mr nome lor pre school age children Ruth Rittet Phone 6 Pwcjcney FOR RENTModem 4 room furnished apartment 542 E Putnam Max Reynolds, Pbone 143F2 FOii SALEUsed outside oak ioor 4x7, complete with hardprD QiTr, ri u wareCall MrsSkinner,phcne 159 FOR SALE OU heating siove, Trua iorm of transmitting monhats three rooms Fred Azeie FSALCook whlL en fc mokes iinmediu credit av 721 Main St E Pinckney amB Umme4 in black, new ailaole tP YOU without routine Un r grates good condition Waal AOS tehee 234 ASH SPEC1L Peaches Tomato J uteelz Cant Cleanser Apple Sauce S Syrup v cm C 1 3 AerOWax 80a Fab 4 49 or t hern Ticsue2ti19c 3l to you without routinelcnB 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 27, 1948 Description An account of the resource October 27, 1948 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 1948-10-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9a7a459bcdb1f210b3d4d822f9fcda95.pdf 597f998999e9b1d96db5486fb0b6b7d4 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. imtuiOBispntcl Volume bo the fibcka Dispu i Wednesday November 3 1948 No 41 Michigan Notes The election oi President Truman astonished everyone Odds as high as 4 to 1 were ollered on j UUHB iuut iuuer ine QUI oiuae Dewey with low takers The ue ana uui me om yaaj big dailies wih their constant ine iuyn scnooi hua uu ejection stream oi misrepresentation and Jiuy rasmiea ui lavor ux iuugwu iy ai ale scaooz Carol Miner wW my icma wiyunen puzv ior tne ei co OUR DEMOCRACY V By iist ISotea ou the Game I Current Comment i M, rBOOKLEARNING the bogus pll which people had oome to rely on were mostly to blame ior this The controllisd c naen ruxnan iz io io ine loilowuig eu tiea o imauies ior Uuran on one, June mdailes reached new low in their j burgey, Suy Lariosa ana Milne campaign oi abuse rraint president the Young, bniney rxeason uis orur1 leyXarolene eigler ana nosaiee JNash tailed ior Dewey The vote by grades was as loiiowa i Truman Dewey 12th Grade 15 13 llth Grade 16 9 10th Grade 9 11 9th Grade 12 12 I ihet Pinckney merchants have , purchased a trophy to be known las the Pinckney Marchants Trophy It will be presented to the 1 winner oF PihckheyStockbridge it cconsists of 3 gold minature football players The Tuicxney honor roil for the first 6 weeks is as follows l9th aradeANorma SteckerAI Mary Ann Harris, Lois Shirley IB,Gene BowerLeona Campbell, ,Ruth Gallup, Rosalie Nash, Mitzi Younq BMaxine Atchinson,Shirley Gyde, Shirley Reason Rene VanBBlaircum, Albert Waddell lh gradeAMary Ann Campbell B Isabel jiiaJv Barbara CiarK, Loir iz, kaiv nebman, Wm, Jeffrey, Ronald Atkinson10th grade ANorma Evers, Jojanne Guihths A Susan Camp Xu THE EARLIER SCHOOLS OF 00 COUNTfcY, OQKS WERE SO HARO TO COME By THAT ONE BQOkCt ITS PARSES SEPARATED AND PROTECTED BY TRANSPARENT SHEETS OF HORN, OFTEN HAD TO SERVE AW SNTfiECLASS Pmckney rose to the heights I lea this Li oikti the Alas last rnday night and won mer uon Wi over ana ft reluisi game oi the year when they de iwown ut mdcay QZ xeated Dexter 7 IQ fc una re xu vc believe mi is Hie duU pie HOfUJ BOOK s ARE A CUItO TODAY, WHEN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND REE PJSLiC LIBRARIES , MAKE AVAILABLEHTOJTOUR PEOPLE gamed the Dexter Mei chants trophy which they left to Dexter u 144b ana iuded to regain last year Over 101 saw tne contest wine id tuus The game did not star any tuo auopicusy 4or iuc , er had rev ici Pmckney line and siuiled an a,al attach niaKnj iui aowrs in a iov on j 3 , iUey reached U Putki, Vara whii PJUJ i , aad Dexter hd ID , J quarter was scoreless In the oiid quair ier ay am took the air and C ty gat one near ho lo yar andscored4iie DexU CHILDREN ANO GROWNUPS ALIKE SOCKS 3Y TVS All LI l V jey xiru L t President Tiiuuan As fa tne forcasters, Gailup,ikp er,Lawrence, fiangay etc tney should all get a job on the defunct Library Digest or climb in a nolo cad pull in cer thfm resiuen AAUiuca toots die ieac at tne uie start and was never headedWe sa Up until 40u am listeumg to the sieadily mounting Truman vote Many rtasoi m gven ior the Trumuu anushae , nere were three 1 tne huye vote Q BJune oooon,Virginia Shircgsi 2, the hngf irrhfif piqpn j, Mey the big farm vote he recieved 9th gradeA Michael Carr, west of Mississppi ou account oi Mary Jean Kirschke BiCarolyn high larm crop prices The last Atkinson, Lorraine TomasikJoan states are normally Republican Fisher BAlbert Mtroka, Richard President Trumans lone one VanSlambrool man fight in which he had lit Qo aid, won him many votes He also carried enough senators and congressmen into ofhee to con rol both houses His blunt statemsri of his policies captured the farv of the people in contrast to C Deweys vague speeches filled with genera1res In the state Mennen illiami,an Unknown defeated GovSigleiget, THE PINCKNEY PARK AND BATHING BEACH PROJECT Although it is believed hat a rajority of people are ior the purchase of the Ford property of 150 acres here ior a puojc failed to hold and i blocked the kick ior ho I point Then Dexter kicked Pinckney Bob Amouigey c c ugh it near the Pinckney 15 ard line and ran it back to h u ter 25 yd line, a 60 yd i urn He made 15 yds arouna iii RGCOQNmCN Of 7H VALJZ Or 7WCl5,AVVGTIF ZNC0MAGEMZN7 CF XCAX5 5 WSJMM A CJZ MOCHA est election we have ever witnessed and our memory run way back to the fcryaaMo Knuey campaign of 196 J iivinyston county the Demo ci at party has practically ceas io xist and this year only had candidates tor two offices, hex di and coroner Back in 1926 whfu we first came to the couru ty tic Democrats pui up a lull iiiKel each year and in 1932 lecicd sheru treasurer, regis ei ci dedi and sun1, of poor, also staie representative That was their most successful year but staning with 1936 hey won the ofdee oi sneriif for 10 straight yeaiv The county is predominately rural and Reputeiican at ihis one party govern ment is unAmerican and it ijinacis too much of he one party government of the solid soui which the north so deer esK baling beach and Farc, up 1111 15Q0 wt i i 1 on JeMO fPinos m the Pinckney area ing a majority not oniy in Way no n last week only 30 persons had had sent in coupons to WmKetch um signifying tneir approval T If Conseration JNoloa Piiscn labor is being used lo plant trees in he Pontile, is rj Lalo ci Chester State p Tr, he Ann Arbor Isaac W ai a Church News Ti tha ts county but outstate His oppos shown he village council will ition to e sale tax diversion jetuse to call an eiacou t, vote turned the schools and teachers or the project, agains him Sigler was Democrat j were nQt ovri until recency and mau riepub with the couu0 ilod jj t hcans regard him as cm interlop tluj the senttoom ot the pe0pe on the proPJSJtioi n the firs1 place It reqiires effort, a one cent stamp and a trip to the pest office A naif a doien petitions in the hands of a tew energetic people would have got, ten sufficient signers o ho proer In the couy Irvfei Kennedy, sheriff for 10 years who retred 2 years agefaued in a comeback effort, losing to Sheriff Easseit 6334 to 3877 Judge Willis Lyons was elected According to reports 10 r cent more pheasants are be shot this year than last All bow and arrow hunt who killed deer are asked turn in game kill reports Cutting of evergreen trees ou state land3 for Christmas is n ,w being conducted under supervision to circuit judge ov fMike Carto, a week OT to insure the calling of a secial elecUon FIRST DRAFT DEDUCTIONS In first IIien viil leave Howell Nov 19 tor the armyine men to go are Dale Ancei, rowiervule ana Marvin duchy, tioweil Beryl Lewis has been placed CLASS 1A and faces mauction induction in December VI MARYS CHURCii irrrfnes Murpliv, puoT Masses at 800 and 1100 am HJvena Devotions Friday at J nujwtid by pxepaiaiiOn o , rtiiuumon Sunday, Nov 1, 25th Sunday a ter Pentecost Com Sun tor ades AUar Society Ihe month of Nov for poor soi purgatory Make visits to cemu eries for prayers for themA pie stae Iary indulgence for them may b gained from Nov 2 to 9th 30 forestfires last week burn Among the intentions are Sun, ed over 183 acres e jineiion of living,also Mom Tues In the past 19 years 483 peo faihful departed Wed, intention pie have been killed and 1438 i of living, injured while hunting deer Baptism was conferred Sunday The conservation dept hasfor Susan Karen Jendrovuki, he purchased 1000 acres of land in daughter of Mr and Krs fdwrrd Grand Traverse county Jendrowski Sponsors were CUE A contract ha been let to Dy lave and Dorothy Kowalski Heim ekhouse Bros, of Grand Hcrven eau of Detroit on the iirst play and then v on the remaining disance ki a touchdown Tom Good we am he niie ic ArA proved o Jthe vinnng point In the balance of the cntio Pinckney outilayed Dexter, nod ling their line and gettincj tle ball carriers before they could get smarted Dexter maae Lut ,nrst downs the last halt In the 3rd quarter Joe Julhovo uock a flat pass at midtieia vina ran it back to the5 yd1lneTcm Good refused to gamble on pass es and Dexter got the ball on downs and had o punt trcin be hind their own goal line In the last quarter Dcxler goa 15 yd penalty for roi ghneos, jivug Pinckney ihe ball o ne Uexer oJ bat again Pinckney playea it safe and did not scoe Tnere were many standout en the Pmckney game Tom Gooa did a fine ob crt quarterbac and backed up he line in good shape, jerry Clark brokemihe Dexier line about every time and messed up the Dexter plays and it was he who blocked their 0dnance cfter touchdownJoe Jetdey, ring was again high class jb Amburgey afer being ort 1 injuries a couple ci games vsmtop form the first time Hs weaving twisting runmngmakes hxin hard to stop Chick Packer a sophmore paycd emen defense and made numerous tacklesPaul areano her ,oi h also went in on deiense Watc these wo next yearThe Pin y village has long been considering a zoning ordinance but before adopting one should investigate thoroughly and go slow Judge Haiick of Oakland county, sitting in place of Judge Lyons, at Howell last week threw a suit to enforce a Howell zoning ordinance out ot court Thomas Sharpe, sonin law of Representative Thurber Cornell established an auto trailer camp in the Howell city limits The city started suit k enforce the zoning ordinance The first suit in justice court ended in disagreement In the second he was found guilty He appealed and won as the case ven thrown cut r court Ve j dorstand the judoo said it x is a civil and not c crminai matter We suppose by that he means the city should have sue i for damages, A number of years ago Fred Teeple, former lor nl president, upset he zoning ordinance He built an oil stnion on ves Grand River and bent the city in court when Ihry tried c enforce the zoning e wonder if Gov tligler was ihinking of an incident that happeued way ha m he Cleve landBlaine campaign in 1888 to construct an earth filled dam with steel piling in Barry county HALLOWEEN Halloween was observed very quiedy jiere Saturday night A ,, M wM masquerade party was held in Those who go to Flint for examin iCoigl chuicn tor children which awn Nov9 are Rogr Koepen, Pinckney Don Witt, Alfred Schef fer, Brighton Grle Rowse, Greg ory Bryce Stelzer Rooert Freden burg Robert AUyn, James Rhan was largely attended The lowergrades of the school held a sim ilar one in the afternoon and paraded thru town The children in large numbers SMiGttr band He carried Livingston county 7420 to 1850 and Sniawasse by two Probate judge liiram Smith beat Resd Flecher 5138 to 2488 All amendments but diversion repeal seem to haves carried In Putnam all records were bro ken 73 votes being cast 263 straight Democrat and 114 Repub icanThey went for 85c milk and 30 wheat by giving Dewey 386 to Tnunans 330 They also gave the Republican state ticket about 25 majory each, For sheriff Irvin Kennedy aot 994 and Locec Basset 138 Willis Lyons got 445 and Mike Car W 195 The piohibtton party bad 6 votes FOR SAITwo used Opinion Polls Name yow oe 3kxEup cpad Re As Weitiia Vafl last week Jikxfcxi ciHenry Snider Howell Harry om house to house and to Boyes, Fenton Caivin Schefier, tMgs South Lyon Floyd Hogan, Fentno Masato Mikasa, Fowlerville Preparation for Holy Communion after 730 mass Members urged tc enroll in fhe Purgatorial Society COMMOT CHURCH Conor actional Rev D U bxacA pastor Choir Practise Vved Night Organist 6 Chon Director Mrs Merwm Campbell S S Supt H C Vedder Choir Practise Wed 730 Morning Worship 1030 Sunday School li30 Juruor Choir Practise Wed4QU Semor Choii Prac Wed 730 ney Beef TristDick Schnedarwhen TTe ran out on a group oi clergymen las1 Wednesday in Detroit whom he was supposed to neet at 1000 a m at tfc BockCadillac Back in 1888 James Blaine, a highly cultured mam was the Republican candidate for president and Grover Cleveland, formersheriff of BuiO E NOTICE The usual amount of rubbish Pinckney Chapter 145 O E S which has littered the main secwill hold their regular meeting tion school grounds the mom Friday evening, Nov 5th 8 p rn g ateT Halloween for years Secy jback was totally missina the stores Some who failed t treat had their windows looped A few trucks arid trailers wore taken away d a load oi husked Thursday 800Ushers meeting at corn dumped on the athletic field parsonage Sermon on Book of Job Why Do Ve Suifer 300 to 900Pilgrim Fellovship Rally, Wheatland Conglchurch MondayPrudential meeting at About 800 p m a false fire parsonage at 800 p malarm was turned in from the Wes Palmer Don Clerk and Jerry Clark who average ovei , Qnd em0J of New YQ 200 lbs stood hke a sone wad , ihe DemoQt candicla3 Clev land was no of the cultured clais He sometimes drank and was the father of an illegitimate chile bu he was an honest and powerful administrator and a vote getter Blaine had had a leg career in poliics and was cenceded the winner of the contest until a few days before the election when he received a delegation of clergymen who because of Clevelands characIter had come to pledge him and Dexter could not ever den them , , Af er the first quarter Pinckney solved the Dexter passing att ack and kept the receivers well auarded gThis Friday Pinckney mees Stockbridge here in a aeag ue game This team is ho and bio Williamston Friday, for the time in 15 years Dick Hew lett is coach and has several Greaory boys in the lineup v pay station at the Hockey oil MEMNNONITE CHURCH BELLPLUMMJffi Joe Plummer sc Mrs Low , v itho Haines and Donna Bell Nation The fire engine got there fV pasu j ur W ixnna fieii, , si3u Knt nlv Beciupe of huildinj operate daughter of Mr ana Mrs JLouis e double quack but only we Pinckney Bower L E J Clark b T W Paimer L G D Clark C Schneider R G VanBlaricum R T J Jeffreys R F Good Anurgoy Dc ow Heath Bia Dexter d CiBennett Pmgston HTihle Frank Tome Pritrhard Prichard Williams Bell of Dover, were married Fri found a small bonfire of leaves, day a the 0 parsonaqe b Rev Bra y Their two mothers were preent Ine couple will live in Pmckney DR KOCNETH 1YOM8 Dr Kenneth Lyons, 46, Jackson dentist and grand master of Mich Masons in 1944 died of a heart attack Friday He attended many past masters nights at Pinckney THANEKS North NORTH HAMBURG CHUCH j Ezrf BchyJtor 4060 Swrtho it iz Wm Ieidig The Girl 6couts wish t0 thank R 7 nJU N E of Picknjr da those 60 helped them with , SuirtaySefcool 1000 their balsf sxde Ma sott Ymn spent ffccsdcty aejBinnirKrfwon was a Wednesday Umk Mxm hojoe in Tpi0mi wm Mm Um Mow inr Worship Service II 00 YoutV Peooles Bieotissr 73U Evening Message Sir Q B L H R H F B SubstifuonFPincknevPcccker Ware Wallace Jeffreys,Mohlman RfereeI la Head linesmanDinkel KRUSCPOUT JEdwin Sprout son of Mr and SPfiOAL COMMmrtCATJOM Mrs Phillip Sprout, was married Special Ccmmumcation of Livrecently to Miss Nora Kruse of ingsbn Lodge So 76 F AM Ann Arbor and they have started on SatuHcry eveninq, Nov 6 to housekeeping in the closed conierr two Third Degrees AH Sprout schoolhouse members of the Fellowcraft team asked to be ptesentRefreshments FOOT BALL JsCOhx, Ypsikmti 21 Ann Arbor 13 Milan 1, University 0Howell 14, Grand Ledge 6 Roosevelt 0, Romulus 39Chelsea 28, Dundee 13 Brighton 20, Miliord 0 Man cheater 25, South Lyon 6 Mas on 6,Ecrton Ranids 0Okemis 13, Leslie 7 Fowlerville 0, Hclt 0 Dansville 38,Haslett 14 Stockbridge 13 Williamston 7 Mr and Mrs Bennie VanBlaircum and Doni Spears of Bridgepost ConnSasit the week md rw4 fty, j Ifa Modeiine Macnr8tock of Cynw AtLee was a sUckor can served after deqree woflcr rs , dkiaie ior prosecuting attorney First deqree Monday, Nov S ir Haftsin county I P W Cwlett, teY KINGS 5AUGHTias Tfee Pinetasey fings Daughters m atfcnt aburcn Mov 4 at their sppoit On heir leaving one of the clergymen, a Dn D Calmer I Samuel Burchard, shook hands Greaory jwitli 3ainecmd ueacinq his un eying support, said, a vots against you will be a vote tor Rum Romanisrr and Rebellion Elaine made no effort to dis claim his stand until later wher he said he did not understand what the minister said The Democrats were quick to recover thus fumble and Ruin Romanism and Rebellion signs covered the nation As a result Cleveland won the election Gov Siglers delegation woes headed by Bishoo Haas of Grand Rapids, Rabbi Leon From and other import 3tt clergymen who ar rs tie Cfw Rights League Thy came to provost aacrinst SiqWs abolish ing of the civil rightf does at the University of Michigan They held their meeting py wav and addressed their , nyrrrks to Gov Siaiers empljr Sigler claimed he was down at Muskeaon bv bad mc veathpr orvd could not to Detoo Th drrtvwpr verywrathv ow hta neccrance and saH H ord ft ckraymfft mmWVf wi ssiBjBsesji Wsdnssflay November 3 194 The W bite Front Market Neighbor Note I AVON THEATER j SYLVAN I IE VTEB t m i j fet VW A VA w v ICAlVSr I NO 5 ft r Friday Saturday MOVMUN S ft TtJHY AT FURNACE CREEK Newt tit1 Uuu J U iUAitky LUttiQ IU4 UMA U Round Steak Beef Roasts Ckofce Ik, Cat 4ry si tofeiB Used oad hu bald Sunday Monday Timday NOT 7 VJCTOH MATURECOLECNGRAY lean tender Salt Pork S3 Ground Steak only pound Michigan Peck tteihlb lean ei uurawore m ttrcuan i, uiifcv a suoxe last wee aau was latv , en 10 ine Wasnienuw vunty Fs, TH M, S AOBpiai I BAMBT Jus John Dunlavey, 7 died i Tecnicoior at uexei ihiusaay She waft n idrmeriy Agnes lvine daugh A wah Zktny Feature Cartoon lei Ot jOhn and Mary Devme Football Thrillsu Brooding Irons and warned Joan iuniavey i artd wno died m 1931 tuneral was k in en SI Joseph church Dexter Codavoata Aue Aaaer Mr Saturday Key ii Schmitt pastor oi St Marys church Burnside, was Wwiners ily 49cl A1 plCS Oranges Lard bulk Eating Cooking 8sinktt doi FINE FOB IUIC8 39C 25c occiaently killed last week when a ritle ne was cleaning went oii The charge struck hua over the right eye c Dr unest Cook, head oi he re ently discontinued Shia iee neaith unit has signed i heads the Monroe County Htc i Unit OU Ml IUW PlV BX1 SaaTNoBVbiTft Build, al Dream Houee P f CUMMINS CHARLES, COBURN LLOYD NOLAN Cartoon and Friend o to Family Sunday Show 3AJ Wod, iW 1011 tlONDiES REWARD A Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Larry Sbnms KWMs MICH Thursday, Friday Nov 4 5 THE QALLANT LEGION 33 WILLIAM ELLIOTT ANDY DE VINE, ADRIAN BOOTH, BRUCE CABOT Cartoon News High Qauliy Foods Canadian geese in Marion township weighing 7 and 10 ins respectively Horn o Mr and Mrs Kenneth Klave i Virginia Umstead oi Portage Lake Oct 23, a daugh ter Arthur White has resigned as mgr oi the HowellCoooerative Co Arthur Penzien 34, hassucc eeded him lviis Barbara Eastman, daugh ter of Mrs Jennie rjetmain ty treas, was i d to Harold Scoheia at Howfci Saturdav The HoweU Sulvatwi Army his withdrawn from the Howell Community, giving as their rea son their share ot the funa had been cut from 2200 in 1945 to 1200 in 1948 The City of Howell has started a long time program to improve MonSe Hale SON OF GODS COUNTRY Also THE MAIN STREET KID Al Pearce, Janet Martin Cartoon BUCHARdO FROM POWDER RIVER with Smiley Bumette Charles Starret Eve Miller Service Sunday, Monday November 7 Mat Sunday 2 15 P M, ConOauome Lois Butler as MICKY In Cinecolor with Bill Goodwin, Irene Herveflf John Sutton Rose Hobart Comedy Cartoon Now A LOAN may be what you needIts good business to ask yourseli occasionally Would a Bank Loan help me now Bring your problem to us lets talk it over in a friendly confidential way If we can helpin keeping with sound bankng practiceswell consider it a favor to serve you FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOWCLL Member Federal Deposit EASUT 1 ance Corp All deposits up to , 5000 insured iREAL ESTATE FORTGAGfi OR PERSONALa AT REASONABLE I RATES NIGHT DEPOSITORY MP AA Rom where I sit4y Joe I Marsh School News Ed Pulver, one oi the officials did not show up and the game was played without him I dmiujiaiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriinHiitiuiu rriic uum itirituiuiHMttiM Husbands, and Marriage Many have asked us who Gene Bower Wallace Jeffrey are The boys come on the bus from the Northwest Tom 3iial Road Maybe you read that survey pub tobacco and an evening ffliaa f acnne 98 lished recently in a nati nal maga beer or ale, la a sure start towardt CIOwd wcw vuid of all disturx tine, entitled Husbandi, Wivet, mnhapplnais cmae and a irienaly attitude preand Marriage1 4 , t f vailed between the two teams T, u J u L M ror what mai htppy mUmi i Undoubtedly some of the fans I It showed that among happily H L j iJJ I unuouowuiy f1 married couples, thoae who criti cized themtelvea outnumbered jthose who criticized the other per son Among unhappily married Tuesday Wednesday NOT RAW DEAL Starring Dennis OKeete, aedre Trevor WT HAVK AMPLE FUNDS AVAHi Marsha Hunt John Ireland I L K SOUND LOANS their 87 acre airport They get aComody Cartoon Now Protect oux cash by ustog ouf S5000 grant from the state and the Howell Airport Club will pay 500 increasing it 100 a year until it eches 1000 Robert Vogt pool room proprietor has been appointed pokice chief at Brighton to succeed Burt on Miller resigned Mrs Marjorie RivardHamburq correspondent for the Brighton Argus, has resigned Notes of25 Tears Ago Need an Oil Hot i Waie pe i ater i A Complete lane of couples, it was just the opposite tea cli on tcruidto criticize the other ThaLs the way it is in our town, as 1 sues it is in yours Criticism, Whether its of a wifea taste for featrj, or a husbands taste for pipa by the Irewith nothing mord exciting than a mellow glass off beer, and a friendly conversation are a trul wellmatched conpleA riagea, mtanjonhi, within Ittj gJ ofqnUfreese with ISOM lifted moat lportast el ut eifeo were not notnndw eIhMlTJ icoble A police car and 2 state andwifewlueanrttTtWiIl e difterencw between the two earns Dextjr could not get thru bif Aru theDexter Jtoe at wfllW Clark spent more fcme in the Dexter baedSeld than at his position as tackle Holhe EUu, Lakeland, former professional player helped coach the Pinckney iae The Dexter Merchants Trophy is back in Pinckney after two years in Dexter,possessiori The Wnckney team paraded arouna with it after the game Bob Ambuxgsy is one of the fastest backs Pinckney ever had However he It injured easily and was out 2 games If he had more stamina he would rank up with Don Swarthout and Murray Kenn iody who were seldom injured Pinckney gamed 214 yds to Dexters U3 Dexter got 6 first downs to Pinckney 5 Dexter com jpleted 5 out of 10 passes ior 72 and Pincknev ut of 5 far 68 Toilet Combinations We have several makes on hand also oil tanks Mark Bell, 84, died at his farm souihJoi town Oct 27H married Usm retoher who 6d in iji3 a chuuiwn we born to them oi whom 9 surviveFuneral I was at St Marys church Mon if day c I J, tihtiriesiolmsoiii 23 died Nov 2 Surviving is his wife the form ex Laua Burgess s The Ladies Aid hold their ann 11 weu ag All Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pumps vol fan Nov 17 f g lSLt , h j AU Kind, and Kche S place at the bakery g F B Palmer who drives the j JacksonHowell bus, has been appointed mail carrier between j the two places j Nelson Mortenson, former res , identi died in a San Francisco CaHt, hospital Sundav The friends of Mr and Mrs s I I i MYRON J HUGHES Telephone Pinckney 157F11 Repairing a Speciality MASTER PLUMBER MCTkuTGraWs surprisecf thrn ct5sl unHrrv on their 22nd weddinq anniversary Pinckney high school lost to Brighton In a ough g me last roek 13 to 14 TVov v Fow irville this week 90 fo 13 Not of 47 Years Ago Mrs Ve1vr P1 Tackson last weok yy rp thire Ciorge 3ykos sent us a box of ,, i,3 weeK picked Dead cr Alive HORSES S5Q0 C LE 650 HOGS 150 per 7T UCFEtiDIIYC UPON SUE A CONDITION CALVES AND SHEF REMC O PtET FOIJS Aolatmlf Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men E U PARKER Astet gltfoe88, Pickny Service in Michiea The FASTEST Dead SfcoJk i I Central DeadSttiek Co We wonder if a hiah school alumni fame is possible It is a long time since one was played Such a contest would draw i huge crowd MrrW trial toned in HoweH thu weerAft 9w Savyw sr ol Ann Arbor IT CI5t,r, roSPutor FmnnH Shieldw WUliam P VanWinkle is attorney for Rytm and Denehy Willimn Dalley died at his home west of town Nov 1 Sur Wina ore his wife, the former ma Cfcllins a son, Percy and a dmiahter, Gladys 1 issue shows a Picture of, the Feet store a Parkers Corners with the wnoie rront Dtown OMT when burglars dynamited me scrJe, r Bert Hooker has discontinued hi Petrvsville store 9 At nintoft nas rrone norm to rmnt Prnard McCIuskev is run nlnrr his WrrcJcsmfm shop Editor GUdart of Stockbridae , BHefSim, oreached at North LHr SnndayT J TTW Porfre has ourehased he, AU MnKre place in the I Comes km mored from e Tfce P d A M will hold al Dan Driver and wife of Dexter called at the Gorman Kelly home Friaay, C I Clinton and wife spent i Sunday at the Irish HUls Mr and MrsWalter dark were j in Toledo Saturday Mrs, Dorothy Dtnkel and two children were in HoweU Wednes day i Mrs Blanche Clark spent Wed needoy at 4ie Ned Chubb home WebbenOe And If I wss reset gesttvl wosd npTialdip insurance1 the tslejsisi dttrettory yesewPsgatu x vV 21 A Mie i yfj Mvt 6oardof Supervisors Proceedings October Session MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 19 Pursuant to statute, the Board of Supervisors for the County of Livingston, convened at their rooms in the Court House in the City of Howell and upon roll call by ihu Clerk the following members were found to be present Brighton City Thomas S Leith, W W Knapp Brighton Township Henry TL Ross Cohoctah Township Carl W Raddatz Conway Township Archie Kingsley Deerfield Township Ralph Wiggins Genoa Township Andrew Seim Green Oak Township William Duncan Hamburg Township J Arthur Shehan Handy Township Robert K Smith Hartland Township Roy Glendening Howell City Fred G Catrell, chr, W Harry Gartrell Howel Township Fred Berry EyTe RHfttngeT B Cark Iosco Township Marion Township w W Oeeola Township Milton Conine Putnam Township Lynn Hendee Tyrone Township Ye num Wright Unadilla Township Ralph Glenn Moved by Glendening and vuiportjd by Redinger that the Chairman appoint a Comnrtue of three members of t Joard together with himself to attend the annual meet if g of the State Association of Supervisors rft Lansing on January 2oth, 2th and 27th, and that the Clerk be in iructed to pay the annual dues of said Association in the sum of ten dollars Motion carried Upon motion of Seim which was duly supported by Hendee, Board adjourned until 130 pjn Miss Hetty AFTERNOON SESSION Pecsenye, Social Worker for the Michigan Childrens Aid Society ppearcd before the Board and gave a report of the work done in the County during the past year and asked for an appropriation lor the ensuing year Moed by Ross and supported by Smith that this Board enter into a contract with the Michigan Childrens Aid Society for a period of one year Said Society shad render a statement of tlv services rendered in the County every three months, and tin same to be approved by the J lake of Probate and paid for by the County Treasurer, and in no case shall th amount exceed the sum of Three Hundred Dollars 30000 Moiien carried Supei visor Ross of the Finance Committee presented the following resolution Your Finance Committee presents the following resolution That the sum of One Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollars 160,00000 be levied and spread for County purposes including appropriations for the HuronClinton Metropolitan Aut ority Parkway Fund, the Social Welfare Fund, the Direct Relief Fuiu, and the Drain Fund That the following Drain taxes be spread against the County at large, to be credited to the Drain Funds from the General Fund and that the County Treasiv i r bo instructed and authorized to make such transfers Marion No 2 Drain 1,07310 Livingston County No 20 Marion No 3 16000 Handy No 7 Drain 2,62500 Handy No 4 Drain 30000 Gregory County Drain 20000 Conway and Locke No 3 Drain 10000 l iiOC ah V illage Drain 3000 Shiawassee River Drain 12500 TOTAL 4,61310 That the Finance Committee of thTs Board are hereby instructed and authorised to order the payment of the HuronClinton Metropolitan Authority Parkway Assessment when the amount of the same has been determined and become due, and that they shall order the transfer of funds when they deem it necessary to the Social Welfare Fund or the Direct Relief Fund, that the Committee and the County TreasureTare hereby authorized to borrow money if J ey deem it necessary for the County to be placed in the General Fund and used for County purposes f Signed Henry T Ross J Arthur Shehan Fred Berry, Finance Committee Moved by Duncan and supported by Hendee, that the resolution of the Finance Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file Motion carried Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee presented the bill of Loren Bassett, Sheriff to the Board which was allowed as presented and recommended Mr Fred G Catrell, Chairman of the Board appointed the following Members of the Board as Delegates to attend the Annual Meeting of Ihe State Association of Supervisors at Lansing Supervisors Ross, Smith and Glending , Upon motion of Shenan which was duly supported by Seim, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 93 0am Approved Fred G Catrell, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, County Clerk TTEFDAY OCTOBER 12, 1948 Board met, roll called, qioi present The minute, of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Berry and supported by Glenn that the Board appropriate the sum of 17500 for Bee inspection in the County, for the coming year Motion carried Moved by Roy Glendening and supported by Ross that Melvin Hibner of Hartland Township be elected a member of the County Road Commission, to succeed himself, for a period of six years for the term beginning January 1 1940 Motion carried Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee presented billi to the Board, which were allowed B recommended, as appear by numbers A1743 to A1754, inclusive Upon motion of Rodiner, supported by Gartrell, Board adjourned until lTpU Motioa carried D1SPATCL Earl Stevens, County Dog Warden, appeared before the Borid, avc an oral report of ork done in the County during the year Supervisor CbC of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as presented, as unpear by numbers A1766 to A1766 inclusive Supervisor Kiiley of the Apportionment Committee presented the following report Your Committee on Apportionment begs leave to submit their repoi i as follows Brighton City 2000 Brighton Township 8,06000 Cohoctah Township 7,36000 Conway Township 7,04000 Deerfield Township 6,40000 Genoa Township 10,40000 Green Oak Township 10,56000 Hamburg Township 10,72000 Handy Township 12,32000 Hartland Township 6,88000 Howell Township 800000 Howell City 26,40000 Iosco Township 5,28000 Marion Township 6,40000 Oeeola Township 7,36000 Putnam Township 7,04000 Tyrone Township 5,60000 Unadilla Township 4,90000 TOTAL 160,00000 f MiltonConine Respectfully submitted Archie Kingsley William Duncan Moved by Glendening and supported by Hendee that the rep,, t of the Apportionment Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on tile Motion earned Supervisor Wright of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended, as appear by num bers A1767 to A1772, inclusive Supervisor WUgii f the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were aiwed as presented, as appear by numbers A1773 to A1778, inclusive Moved by Shehan and supported by Berry that the matter of the election of a County Dog Warden be made a special order of business for Wednesday at 200 pm Motion carried Supervisor Duncan of the County Conservation Committee presented the following resolution Your Conservation Committee offers the following Resolution WHEREAS, the members of the Board of Supervisors of Livingston County, and a large majority of the residents of this County are opposed to the order of the Michigan Conservation Department, which allows the shooting of buck deer with buck shot, from November 1530, this year WHEREAS, this Board does not feel that the deer are plentiful enough in this County to do any great amount of damagethat they are a great attraction to the tourists and residents and that by opening the season it will endanger the lives of the residents and may cause the destruction of considerable property THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board, respectfully requests Honorable Governor Kim Sigler to use his influence and the Conservation Commission to close this County to the killing of deer with tire arms BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this Resolution be scut to the Governor and to the Michigan Conservation Commission Signed Wrilliam Duncan Koy Glendening Lyle Redinger Conservation Committee Move b Tladdata and supported by Kingsley that the foregoing resolrtion a cepted, adopted and placed on tile loi V nvied Upon ivoion of Glendening, which was duly supported by Hendee, Board adjourned until tomorrow at 930 am Approved Fred G Catrell, Chairman Countedsigned John A Hagman, County Clerk WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13,134S Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Seim, supported by Wright that Fred Berry be elected temporary chairman Motion carried Cecil Bohm of the Social Welfare Commission appeared before the Board and gave a report of the amounts to be charged back to the several Townships and Cities for the Social Welfare and Direct Relief funds Moved by Redinger, supported by Glenn that Theodore V S Miller of Brighton Township, John Damman of Howell City and Jay Harbor of Iosco Township be elected members of the Board of County Canvassers for a period of two years, beginning January 1, 1940 Motion carried Upon motion of Glendening, which was duly supported by Gartrell, Board adjourned until 130 pm 9 AFTERNOON SESSION Mr Grove of the SoldierV and lifers Relief Commission appeared before the Board, gave an oral report of the work done by the Conjilig during the past year, and asked for an appropriation of 60000 Moved by Wright and supported by Redinger that this Board appropriate the sum of 50000 to the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission, the same to be due and payable after January 1st, 1949 WHs FvsgfASSp Sr AFTERNOON SESSION Supervisor Seim of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended, as appear by num bers A1783 to,A1784, inclusive Supervisor Shehan nominated Earl Stevens for County Dog Warden Supervisor Redinger nominated Frank Kowalk for County Dog Warden Supervisor Conine nominated David Harding for County Dog Warden Moved by GK nn and supported by Clark that the vote for the election of a County Dog Warden be taken by ballot Motion carried Moved by Glendening and supported by Wright that the Chairman appoint two tellers Motion carried Tellers appointed by the Chairman were Supervisors Kingsley and Raddatz Result of ballot David J Harding received 10 votes Frank Kowalk received G votes Earl Stevens received 2 votes Mr Harding having received a majority of the votes cast was declared elected County Doi Warden Supervisor Ross pnxuted the following resolution and moved its adoption, which was duly supported by Supervisor Leith RESOLUTION WHEREAS, there may now be in and may hereafter from time to time come into the hands of the County Treasurer of Livingston County, Michigan, certain public monies belonging to or held for the State, County and other political units of the State, or otherwise held accordins to law,, and WHEREAS, under the laws of the State of Michigan, this Board is required to provide by resolution for the deposit of all Public Monies, including the monies coming into the hands of said County Treasurer, in one or more banks, hereinafter called Banks to be designated in such resolution NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said County Treasurer is hereby directed to deposit all public monies, including tax monies, now in or may hereafter cor into his or her hands, as Treasurer, m hie or hername, as,County Treasurer, in the following named Banks McPherosn State Bank Howell, Michigan First National Bank Howell, Michigan Brighton State Bank Brighton, Michigan Cowmtmity State Bank ,,,,, I fdby R6c the Board, which were allowed us recommended, as appear by number A1785 to A1801, inclusive Moved by Raddatz and supported by J6diger that i ney nnet be elected janitor for the ensuing yeaj Motion carried Supervisor Leith of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to Moved by Shehan and supported by Wright that all monies received for tines and sale of dogs, including all dog taxes, by the County Don Warden shall be turned into the office of the County Treasurer Motion carried Upon motion of Conine, supported by Wiggins, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 93,0 am Approved Fred GCatrell, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, County Clerk Till RSIAY, OCTOBER 11 1918 Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterday s session were read and approved Supervisor Kingsley of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Hoard, which were allowed as recommended, as appear by number A1802 to A1809, inclusive By Supervisor Knapp Your Committee on Printing, begs leave to submit the following report Your Committee on printing wishes to recommend that the printing of the Court Calendars, for the year 1949 be let to the Brighton Argus, at the rate of seventyfive cents 75c per page and to rotate from year to year in the following order Pinckney Dispatch i,ir,o Fowlerville Review Livingston County Press itf,2 The setting up of the Supervisors proceedings for the year 1049 be let to the Livingston County Press at twentylive cents 25c per column inch, to be made in three payments and to rotate from year to year in the following order Fowlerville Review Brighton Arsus 1 Pinckney Dispatch 1,r2 Publications to be rotate in the same order at the following rates Livingston County Press 35ccnts per column inch Fowlerville Review, 25cents per column inch Brighton Argus 25cents per column inch, andHhe Pinckney Dispatch, 25cents per column inch Signed Walter W Knapp Ralph Wiggins Milton Conine Moved by Knapp and supported by Herdee that the report of the Committee on Printing be accepted, adopted ed on file Motion carried Moved by Ross ami supported by K t a schedule surety bond covering the collection of State, Com md School taxes by all Township and City Treasurers be purchased from the Michigan Surety Company, of Lansing, Michigan, with the understanding that the Michi gan Surety Company will pay the proper agents commission to whatever duly licensed Insurance Agent each Treasurer shall designate Motion carried Floyd W Munsell, County Drain Commissioner, appeared before the Board and submitted his report as follows TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON I hereby submit my report October 1, 1047 to October 1, 1048 niiily PHin Commissioner, from Name of Drain Paid Out Anderson County Browning Bradley Bush Brighton No 4 00007 Conway No 1 Conway No 3 CoiiWay No 4 7 Conway No 5 0,08259 Conway No 10 11 ,11017 12 402 Conway No Conway No Conway No 14 Conway No 15 Conway No 10 Conway No, 18 rrd Extension Conway No P Conway No 20 Conway No 22 Colburn Keeder Joint Conway Lock No 1 Conway Lock No 2 Conway Lock No 3 Conway Cohoctah Union Outlet Drain Conway Cohoctah Union Outlet Dr Br 3 Conway Cohoctah Union Outlet Br 4 Cohoctah Village 1,15025 Ceader River Carter DeerfieldArgentine Dean Wiggins C40 FalkUnterbrink Fuller Fowlerville Village 2y95 Franks Green Oak No 1 Green Oak No 2 Green Oak No 3 1,51095 GenoaOceola Gregory Co 5,50008 Debit Orders Issued1,17445 Gardner Handy No 2 Handy No 4 Handy No 5 Handy Nos 7 and 13 Handy No 9 Handy No 11 Handy No 12 Handy No 14 Handy No 14A Handy No 15 Handy No 16 HandyIosco No 1 6600 Hartland No 1 Hartland No 2 Hartland Village Hartland County Howell County Howell No 8 Howell No 4HoweflOeeola Comm Balance 404 2 5070 8413 28400 5335 21D2 250 400 21081 13077 54787 24403 1045 2435 25755 14775 50 113 4 10017 245 203 227 Co Treas Balance 4034 5070 7227 2K41i 4427 2102 250 4D0 223,50 13815 50080 24493 1045 2435 20037 10477 50 115 40 15018 245 293 227 4410 12050 4410 12050 K tfMt1HtWHH H WtliMMH HibMrd loseetfa1 6272 0302 19687 2521 1600 5618 4450 1720 16281 5497 562 10273 2147 14000 2340 6000 13000 587 564 633 22991 3331 27 11 70 1002 63 8750 44737 2004 223 1015 810 248 22C47 1240 SUM v 9302 100 2521 900 5618 4450 1720 8811 11336 562 5895 2147 9257 1827 0000 13000 322 564 6333 2365 3331 527 1111 70 1002 63 7740 41767 tOJH 13 1015 AM 2JS tM 12J6 SUM tut TtUv K r i , JaKy, JgHa r ifHilriTlnnr itl JrtJfcii aiMKtVi wtKm zxz PINCKNEY DISPATCH h Iosco Nos 4 Jones Kanouse Livingston County No 1 Livingston County No 2 Livingston County NV Livingston County No s Livingston County No 10 Livingston County No 12 Livingston County No 13 Livingston County No 17 Livingston County No 20 10,99089 Debit Orders Issued1,95440 Livingston County No 2 LivingstonShiawassee No 5 Langfonl Lott Lime Lake Madden Marr Marion Nos 2 and 4 1,08371 Debit Orders ed11,70455 Marion No 4 Marion Genoa Mar ionIosco Oceola No 1 Olsen Plunimer RyanDarting Rosington Render Rtmyaii Lake Dam Spaulding Snyder Sherwood Smith Smith 17000 Sanford Neal 4,79351 Shiawassee River 12D1812 Stunner Taylor Taziman UnadiliaStockbridge Walker Walch Wooden West Ceader Wolf Creek Youngs 7204 180 523 20349 63 803 1240 1150 4350 55050 1081 157001 2320 4081 14300 5G57 37231 71 3202 3,48204 1000 0505 3000 9079 5087 12557 33527 2418 1584 4271 2253 4243 Total Debit Orders Issued 40,00050 4,83340 1550 6577 0,21248 100 11333 3201 0024 1570 14800 480 38421 2730 2i5S 23,28070 3999 180 523 22553 3840 863 509 1150 4350 57556 10681 10100 2326 4081 14300 6657 39456 71 3202 3,34280 1000 6183 4348 8021 4000 12657 33627 2418 1084 4271 2253 4241 6431 8,49208 100 11333 3201 7094 1570 15190 638 44421 2730 21583 21,44552 AFTERNOON SESSION KEVOLVING FIND Balance on hand, October 1, 1047 2,14221 Transfer Vouchers 5,00000 Transfer Vouchers Various Drains 2,84020 Transfer Vouchers Planning Committee 41250 TOTAL of transfer Vouchers and Balance on hand S1039492 TOTAL EXPENSES 3,18520 BALANCE ON HAND October 1, 1048 7,20072 SUMMARY OF EXPENSEREVOLVING FUND Engineering 1,85650 Engineering Help 2100 Printing 34055 Board of Determination Meetings 46400 Labor 27650 Probate Court 3400 Material 4808 Attorney Fee 10000 Miscellaneous 3857 Supervisor Wright of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Boa, which were allowed as ivcou mended, as appear by num bers A1835, inclusive Moved by Shehan and supported by Wright that Oscar Schoenhala be elected as a number of the Livingston County Social Welfare Board, to succeed himself, 1or the term beginning January 1, 1949 Motion carried Supervisor Duncan of the perdiem committee presented the pay roll of the several Supervisors, for attendance at this session of the Board Motion carried Supervisor Glenn of the peraiem committee presented the pay roll of the several Clerks of the County for making election returns to the Board, which was allowed as presented Supervisor Shehan of the Committee on Drains and Ditches recommended to the Board that the State Department of Conservation be given the permission to construct dams at the following locations on land purchased from u Mr Hosley, located on a point of the South onehalf of Southeast onequarter Section 25 and North onehalf of Northeast onequarter, Section 36, T4, N R 4 E, Cohoctah Township Also on State land in Section 33 T2NR5 E Genoa and Hamburg townships Providing that the Department obtains the consent and approval of the abutting property owners Moved by Conine and supported by Raddatz that the recommendation of the Committee on Drains and Ditches be concurred in Motion carried By Supervisor Clark To the Livingston County Board of Supervisors Because of the short time the County Agricultural Agent, C R Kaukman, has been in Livingston County this will be a very brief report The program and activities reported here were carried on by County Agricultural Agent, John T Stone, Home Demonstration Agent, Miss Jvfnrflnvpt Sitiirirt nml A H flub trrnt H j Hart The new Agricultural Agent will do everything possible to rarryon the fine work all ready started in the county Every effort will be made to bring to the people of Livingston County timely and accurate information that can be profitably used in improving farm business, with the thought, Better Rural Living Through Greater Knowledge, our objectives The 4H program this year again showed a marked increase in the number of rural boys and girlsenrolled in club work in Livingston County This year over 500 boys and 700 girls participated in the Club program The Home Economics Extension program has also shown an increase in both group enrollments and membership There are now 25 active groups with 7 new groups organized this fall, with a membership of over 500 women The County Agent made 770 farm visits, wrote 1092 personal letters, 5100 circular letters, weekly news column and participated in 156 farm meetings with an attendance of 9,251 persons Free bulletins were dis tributed from Ihc Extension office on a wide variety of subjects The following Count, appropriation was recommended by the Agricultural Committee to match State and federal funds for the efficient operation of the Extension Office in 1949 1949 Matching funds for oice supplies, County Agent, Home Demonstration Agent, and 4H Club Agent 00000 County Agricultural Agent and Home Demonstration Agents Clerk 2,00000 411 Club Agent and General Clerk 1,32000 MileageCounty Agricultural Ajytnt 75000 MileageHome DemonsUatior Agent 65000 Mileage MI Club Ay i 05000 A1807 A1808 A1809 A1811 A1812 A1813 A1814 A1815 A1816 A1817 A1818 A1819 A1821 A1822 A1823 A1827 A1829 A1833 A1835 A1839A1858 6 mJ , 5,97000 Rvpectfully submitted, C R KAUFMAN, County Agricultural Agent APPROVED by Agricultural Committee ChairmanV B CLARK Committeem nCARL W RADDATZ Committeem nROBERT E SMITH Total 13,18520 DRAIN ASSESSMENTS FOR 1948 ConwayLock No 3 Inter Co 83, 80300 Cohoctah Village 60000 Handy No 4 3,00000 Handy No 7 7,50000 HandyIosco No 8 1,00700 Livingston CountyNo 2 ami Marion No 8 1,60000 Marion Nos 2 and 4 5,36561 Gregory Co 2,00000 Shiawassee River and CCU 2,50000 Total 23,37779 Drains under construction 3 Drains, Board Determination allowed and ready for survey 10 Drains being processed 5 Drains InterCounty survey ordered by Boards of Supvrs 4 Drains ready to let, Sunrise Park Drainage System, consisting of 13 Drains Drain petitions held in Esco 25 AHof which I respectfully submit Dated at Howell, Michigan, this twelfth day of October, 1948 FLOYD W MUNSELL, Drain Commissioner for Livingston County Moved by Hendee and supported by Glenn that the report of the County Drain Commissioner be accepted, adopted and placed on file Motion carried Upon motion of Raddatz, which was supported by Ross, Board adjourned until 130 pjn AFTERNOON SESSION Supervisor Leith of the Civil Claims Committee , vsented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended, as appear by numbers A1811 to A1829, inclusive Upon motion of Seim and supported by Raddatz, Board adjourned until tomorrow moraine at HSQ am Approved FRED G CATRELL, Chairman Owurtersigned JOHN A HAGMAl Co Clerk FRIDAY OCTOBER 15, 1448 Board wmft Mil called, quorum present The snirartes of yesterdays session were read and approved Moved by Raddatx and supported by Smith that the matter of an aypiopiufimi he Saginaw Valley Planning Commission he laid en the tafcse until ttot January session of the Board Fred PrestonJustice Fee 210 Vance MillerLivestock Claim 226,60 Clarence EarlLivestock Claim 1710 Photostat CorpOffice Supplies 57309 MacDonald Funeral HomeSoldiers Burial 7500 Educators Progress ServiceCo Bd of Education 690 Helen LeiningerTravel Exp,Co Bd of Ed 3872 Gladys McCallumTravel ExpCo Bd of Ed 11788 Receiving HospitalMedical Expense 7750 Hillsdale School Supp CoCo Bd of Kd 8791 E K JohnsonOffice Supplies 135 Ernest D BenjaminAuditing, Co Bd of Ed 30000 W N Is bellAttend Office, Co Bd of Ed 2996 Burroughs Add Mach Co, Bd of Ed 790 Thomas S LeithSpec Comm 1115 Ralph WigginsSpec Comm 800 Fred CatrellSpec Comm 600 PayrollBoard of Supervisors 70600 Floyd W MunsellTravel Expense, etc 27596 Township City C making election returns 12675 Total 5,32222 Shnti r ttdatz aad supported fey Sedjncer that this oard Appso Che iw T IHftM to the East Michigan Tourist Association, the tm be 4m ami fapafafc en and after January 1st, 2349 adjourned until HovedbyGteTTTiHarTt supportedoTSfienan that thereport of the Agricultural Committee be accepted, adopted and placed on file BILLS ALLOWEDOCTOBER SESSION, 1948 Number Name Purpose Amount A1737 Loren Bassett Care of InmatesJail I 80770 A1743 Fred GrosticLivestock Claim 9000 A1744 Bruce HerbstJustice Fee 200 Al 74G Marion Filk InsLivestockCTaimTT7 5200 A1746 Guy WilierLivestock Claim , 2750 A1747 Seth DexterJustice Fee 230 A1748 Charles J EmeryLivestock Claim 22800 A1749 Dan HendryxJustice Fee r 300 A1750 William V FarrLivestock Claim 10500 A1751 Fred dullerJustice Fee 2,00 A1752 Roy WyckoffLivestock Claim 4000 A1753 Fred PrestonJustice Fee 235 A1756 Mrs Ray BurnsPoultry Claim 5000 A1757 Asher WylieJustice Fee 250 A1758 John SpearsLivestock Claim 1500 A1759 Asher WylieJustice Fee 200 A17G0 Mrs Lyle KleinschmidtPoultry Claim 1950 A1761 Leon LongneckerJustice Fee 225 A1702 Harsy KelloggLivestock Claim 1600 A1764 John BurgLivestock Claim 7000 A1765 Asher WylieJustice Fee 250 A1766 Milton ConineLivestock Claim , 1600 A17G7 Livingston County PressOffice Supplies 8615 A1768 Harold C Hill, MD, Professional Service, Jail 350 A1769 Livingston County PressOffice Supplies 2175 A1770 Callaghan CoCo Law Libraryv 6000 A1771 HarpersOffice Supplies 2220 A1772 E J KeehnSoldiers Buira 7500 A1774 Remington Rand, IncOffice Supplies 210 Al773 American Parents CommBd of Education 200 A1775 A Flanagan CoBd of Education 436 A1776 BallMarsh Office Supply CoOffice Supplies 1100 Al777 MacDonald Funeral HomeAmbulance Service 6800 A1778 Wahrs Book StoresCo Bd of Education 225 A1783 Guy GrieveCoroner Fees 6997 Al784 Harold M BordenCoroner Fees 13495 Al785 R W Lieber, MDProfessional Service 600 A1786 The Riejrle PressBd of Education 8162 Al788 CanelBros Lane, IncBd of Education 260 A1789 Dr H G HuntingtonProfessionaly Serv, Jail 2000 A1791 Andrew J SeimSpec Comm 1180 A1792 W B ClarkSpec Comm 1800 A1793 Carl W RaddatxSpec Comm 1420 A1794 Fred CatrellSpec Comm 1220 A1795 Robert E SmithSpec Comm 1860 Al706 W H GartrellSpec Comm 6220 A1797 RoyGlendeningSpec Comm i, 2220 A1798 A,yle RedingerSpec Comm 27,20 A1799 Ralph GlennSpec Comm 800 A1300 Vernon WrightSpec Comm w 70 A1804 Lyle RedingerSpec Comm 1, L80 A40 James 1 vinsLivestock Claim 16,00 A1B08 Robert J EagerJustice Fee 5JO A1804 Boy CalaghanLivestock Claim 8600 A1806 Lloyd A SalmonJustice Fee fnr in i ii inii 11 urn inns AMK JBidnerLyons fwnAw m STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, ss I, John A Hagman, County Clerk in and for the County aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the original proceedings of the Board of Supervisors for said County at their October session and of th whole thereof, now remaining in my said office ON TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court and County, this 20th day of October, AD, 1948 JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk SEAL Moved by Wright and supported by Leith that the County Treasurer be instructed to transfer the sua of 5,00000 from the General Fund to the Revolving Drain Fund, aier January 1st, 1949 Motior carried t Moved by Redinger and supported by Raddatz that the rent for the County Agricultural Agents office be increased from 5000 to S7500 per month Motion lost By Supervisor Wiggins Your committee on salaries beg leave to submit the following report Judge of Probate 10000 1,90000 Friend of Court 60000 County Treasurer 10000 2,50000 County Clerk 10000 2,50000 Sheriff 10000 2,60000 Drain Commissioner 10000 1,90000 County AgentGirl 35000 2,00000 Deputy County Clerk 9800 2,10000 Deputy Treasurer 9800 2,10000 Probate Registrar 9800 2,10000 Janitor 12000 2,10000 Circuit Court Commissioner 10000 50000 Also the Social Welfare and Direct Relief taxes as reported by the Social Welfare Commission The minutes of the days session were read and approved Moved by Redinger and supported by Glenn that the Board adjourn, subject to the call of the Chairman Motion carried Approved FRED G CATRELL, chairman Township Clerks and City Clerks, of the several Townships and Cities Wilfred Erwin 10000 2,10000 1iank Bush 1,30000 In monthly payments on rent of office building RALPH WIGGINS THOMAS S LEITH Countersigned JOHN A, HAGMAN, Co CleL 9800 2,10000 MovedbGlennand supported by Shehan that the report of Oi Committee oSalaries be accepted, adtandl placed on file Motion carried Supervisor Glenn presented the following resolution and moved its adoption, which was duly supported by Supervisor Shehan BE IT RESOLVED By this Board of Supervisors, that the several taxes, cemetery, highway and all other taxes as reported by the several Supervisors and Assessors be and are hereby directed and empowered to spread upon their assessment rolls, the several taxes as reported by the Committee on Apportionment, also all drain taxes, special assessments on drains, rejected taxes, poor and insane taxes, also ail Scho Better food for Latin Jim SSys 4evisf ways id Lsita iiTiilmrr adc Use AcrfcMiUwe ffaflOniM FaVQ aave a lmnMiM dlftA ftaAa 4S IBVv VM P at feTCLtt to as 4he sMMttMssi fl I i Ma SBJBS MULUi HP 3 PPJP T i nil mm Yard Goods Hosiery a Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries PINCKNEY DISPATCH WednsdoY, November 3 1948 PlNUnf DISPATCH Entered u secovu ris latter at PestoffiM ut inckuey, Mkhiimn uide ihe ct f March 3 1ST Iuli aed Every Wednesday li Main St Pincknv, Sfchran Subscription ratti 160 a Year J PeJ W Curlttt, Pubiibr Kennedy Store Reliable t Just like an Ifpf Water Heater Only an eUtric water heater gives you real reliihility You can depend on it year in jnd year out Yes, ad you can depend on all these features, too You get them all , only with an electric water heater t CfecmSoodess, smokeless to save you extra wort QuietNo noise, no nuisance Youd never know it was in the house Core freeNo flames, no fumes, no worries or bother Convenient Put it where you want it Only an electric water heater needs no fiue or chimney Compefe Automatic For modern, pushburton comfort size to fit every needterms if desired Installed in your home without charge, see them today at your appliance or plumbing dealer, or at your Edison Customer Ofiice f Dinner guest of the C A DLns more home Sunday were Mr and Mrs David Freedman of Loraine, Ohio and Col Martin i, 5an and wiie and sisterd L A Dinsmore and family and B W Wallace and family Mr and Mrs R H T I Sle Arie were dL guests at the home 0, monaay It was the H HV a StalLEtqiS, and we U in Meyer and family oi a , M reyer home Vans Gtsff Service IS READ TO SERVE YOUR Your Auto Needs GASOL1NEOIL FUEL OH TIRES AND ACCESSORIES FREEZING ZE ME TO WINTERIZE YOUR PAD1ATOR AGAINST Gulf Tires Lloyd VaaiBlaircum fork Arbor Thursday Miss ELizabeth Weeks of the zrk skite hospital spent h at the Cliff VanHornhome DT James Nash and famny of Coldwater and Uoyd Hendee and family were Sunday dinner ue a the Lynn Hendee home Mrs Jennie Shankland and grandchildren and C W Hooker and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers of J H Hooker home j Winston Baughn end family spent Sunday with Mrs Hazel Hoisel at Garden City The Pettysville Civic Society held a Halloween party the Hugh Vannes home at Rush Lake rf fft Mark Nash and wife spent Saturday at the Kenneth Kampman home in Detroit Miss Rosalee Nash spent the Tveek end In Detroit Detroit and Omar Gass and wife Detroit and Omay Gss and wife of Brighton spent Sunday at the Lester McAfee home COME IN AND SEE YOU3 FAV HUE TELEVISE PROGRAM On our New R, C Set SANDWICHES, COFFEE S SOFT DRINKS BEER AND WINE The Pinclcney Tavern j iJ L iVw t and fcrmilv of cvQnt tio wek end at the the Mi Jo HnJ of iVtroit i appd ina 1 vroV nt the Lester McAfee r Ava oa ouookft wrio ionneriv Au a life wiuuu vuuno,u xiouxe a inarneu w Uowx CUUA o juwi trrao reefcllvll cuia Mrs Saniey Luiver oi Deeixiea cuuea at ue iviuriay I jsenneay noxn rriday ivirs iana spears and JacK Sneiaon leave iJC baiasnor iaa lhis week , , Oale Shirley and family of Man roe are spending tne we a1 iae Aibeu bnixioy nome Di Andrew Hoche of Calumet and Louis Stacaie cailea atJ lhe m Shehan home Wfeanesdayj Stanley Culver and wile oi teerfield called Friday Louis Stackaioie ana wife spent Saturday in hornuliis Dr W C Wyiie and wife of Dexter called at the Kenneth Wyiie home Sunday Mis Florence Ryer ot Graiiar Rapids spent the week end at the iAsher Wylie home Reuben Smith of the Burgess SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORESES 500 CATTLE 500 HOGS 5150 Cwt ALL ACCORDING 1X SIZFC AND CONDITION CAIVES, SHEEP AND PICS REMOVER FRFF OAJUNC COMPANY OF HIDES 7 J 460 Plumbing Wator Systems Etc Stanley Oinke t SEE YOUR Mrs Mable Zimmerman is build The infant daughter of T nd Mr and Mrs Nick Katoni have mq a real estate office at the in Mrs Kenneth Klave Virr Um j old thjeir home here to Sam De tersection of Dexter and McGreg stead has been named ijnily jLapp of Detroit The Katonis or Roads Grace came here 31 years ago and 1 11 have made many friends He has Mrs Ross Read entertained the, Mrs Wm Murphy ox HoweU jworked or the Ford Motor Fred Hobert and Howard Read lost a finger last week wniie 33 yearg going fcack and fnt1h iamiUes Mr and Mrs lames working on the ciion picker at Whitley and George Wild and the Umstead farm, wile oi Ann Arbor las Monday Trooper Junior Dinktel has been Monday in honor oi her birthday, transterred from the Flat Roclc to Mrs Mae Teeple of Howell en East Lansing poe farm who was hurt last Tuesday when he hit two horses has returned home from McPherson hospital ne horse was killed the other hurt so bad i was shot Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel entertained Friday Mrs Florence VanWinkle, Mrs Grace Bennett Mrs Dla Merr oi Lasning ana Mrs Ella Mercer of Pinckney Miss Alberia DinkeL Levi Ludtke, Miss Kate Kuhn and Rancuj Shehan anded the football game in Detroit Sunday 9 Mrs Maude Martin of Detroit, Mrs Eva Allen and Miss Aza king o Howell spent Satw a at the Albert Dinkel home actV vA ule and chilaren i t Studebaker Trucks i IN and 2 TON TRUCKS FOR ECONOMY AND DURABILITY LET US REPAIR YOUR Car Truck IVaccVr t r ADiATORS 33 years, going back and forth I lCedJ5 t For the present they are staying of HoweU wer Sunday guests ax j J WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE nr nmT COREi DfilOCK DlAORS AND J Mrs Mae Teepie oinoweu en East Lansing py lartained her bridge club Monday Charles Corky D enl James Whitley and wtft pent fa the Air Corp and lentor Ounday at the WmYThmey home SanAntamo TexasMondcry Ross t Ann Arbor Wflson also emedm Ai armj Hubert Lathers sianed UP in we jr od ksnBr Cfl Chnton 71 T H isa, rs I feed wiU be available with foeir daugrrter, Mary, in W C Miller and family are still enjoying sweet corn and to schools tos Y Mercer and matoes 6on their garden Tni8plww Sunday Mrs Manory ehan and Miss son Jack of Pe wer Katherine NfiUer attended a teach guests Vvttended the ers meeting at YpsQanti Wednes he BSd at Howdav niahi ftmeral of rV ia f ther i Fred Campbell of Ann Arrxr 1 eU Sudcry Hewas the ta n , rftparjt Friday at th Ona Camp Mrs Steve wown Wm Deutsch 3JII , YO0R STUDEBAKER DEALfen 127 South Michiaan Av HoweuVhigfton IM1 Unfi ajnn So, ladoxm cafledatthe L , TJtA m 8ylldaTJfce wo The Hoff Sisters and Mra Td r MI Reason and Leota, spent Sunday Sun, MaeMetl oi Hwell with Miss Helen IngaUs in flir y Wlth e av MJ Reason and wile took Mrs Mable SuyoVn back to Jackson Sunday Ben Tam and wife left lor Mrxrnd MrsOna Campbell were at Sparrow hospitai Lansing Sua day Mrs Campbell will have to wear the brace aromd i Mi imm tmm mm WtilKw3SV wz m X PINCKNEYDiSPATj Wednesday, November ROPfR WEldHT blSTKIBUTlON INSOfc T t AUGfAtAU KUN ON J Kn wCb DO AN EXCtlUNT JO HANDY FOf 4UPPOKI EilMINAH LIFTING WHEN HITCHING NATES HlGi PITCHING fr 3 CONIROl UVlkS AKI AUJUbTAi, mONT AND , WHOS TO BLAte FOF tOR jUVt2ULE DELlNQuNCY Are parents at fault Are delinquents born or maaeriiCwrcn ce ould, conmsiuung psycio tjis, provides uptotneuuuu MARRIAGE 1CNSES PROFESSIONAL CORNEL s8SS STki N Al UP UNLHk Ml OX ilANUi UKVICE ton 2i Howell sene Mocre,2J, answers to Uus and omer psy Howeii Louise May, 2b, Fowler j eeeeemMuuieeeueeueep ceSbp I ville rioyd Snow, Z, Fowler cholgy problems rieaa his Mn villa iiinuweh Frizzle, 76 How ROn Of YOUR, in Pictorial ne i ell, frank rtich, 64, HowellFern view, magazine with this Sun I Eddy, 27,Fowlerville, Alfred Lang day Nov 1 issue of The 26, towlervihe iimuy Davis ,19, Detfoi Sunday Times j Brighton, Wm Ollrich, 24, Brigh ion FOR SALENew one row corn husking bed Shirley Fitzgerald, 21, Pinckiey, Gene Case, 21, Pinckney Donna bell lb Dexter, Joe Plum ,Nf , N F Y SAi iARlUM mer, 18 Pinckney AliseDray flNCKWfc HkifKlVM Jily 1100 A M to 2 00 t M kxCfpt Wedneaday Vlon, Tuwri, at 700600 pn 1 7 KUilfcR TIRES RE0UCE OVrf ,ECON0 HANO BUS OR TRUCK TIRES LOWER THE COST Of THE SPREAD 8 FEED RATCHET IS ENCLOSED RUNS IN OIL Me other tractor manure spreader gives you so many ffeallv worthwhile features as does the Tohii Deere Model HTratmDrawn Spreader Ifstmrtfooted tprctder tints built with proper weight distribuanre fffinVnr picker vil Elmers Garage Oak Grove FURNACE SALES REPAIRS ELECTRICAL wmiNG R L POND, Portage Lake Phone Dexter 25o6 STATE OF MICHIGAN iua Probate Court for trie Count LtriAQitocx A a session ol said Court held at the ropaie Oiiice m the City oi Bow r I iii said County on Ihe t iiccinIio 1st day of Smith Judge Huam R FOR SALETwo tier electric i Probate TTATF OF chick brooder, 20 each,, all 1 IN ui, MATTER OF ME ETAFE OF metal nests 5 each, 8x10 tent November AD, i4g S20 Fischer TracyLakeland Karl I Elgari Deceased f IT cot Phone Brighten 6U33 FORWhite porcelain kitchen oil heater with water heater combin I HenrY Pokroppa or to some ation Gerald Reason mod economical spread ing in ood weath ler or turns light bad The Model H Aort Jfs arogged, long lived spreader thats easy on your pocketbook one that, will give you maximum returns from cvtrj ton of manure spread a Wed Ke to tett you at afout Model H Stop la at our Sio e the next time youre ia DR G R McCLUSKEY Ulficc 935 audeoC 81 HRB SNEED Howeii, Jftjcju Ul tat, ioMUi Citj, Lake and Fi A pecUlitf Lit You trwy With LLE LAVY ,1ck Michgo T Ordered that he 17 day AUCIIOM t E R Office be BLliT WlLlt heatiiFHCTTJE TTSCrjW7SFZl public Van Winkle VanWinkk bon W VasWIakle ule K vVeeB AttOfBAJ Lew Howell, Miiiue ARNET S CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main bt Ann ArborJVfloil Haroid Chubb, Local Repreaentativ 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Ho wall Phone 439 or 97 MoaumenU Marker MARTtN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Phoo 13 9nMe rtiaHe Phon 136F6 Repliiritf MYRON J HHGHES LUMBNG AND HEATING filed in said Haiy Elgart having Court her petition praying that the cd nriiustiation oi said esiate bo gtanled tc other suitablr I January AD ohrnoon at snid Prchcte PLU1 Sate Licn 677 Lakedde Drtf Ruah take springs ana mcuiress, usea only r TOj s hereby appointed for 6 weeks Myron J Hughes J said petition jlviJKti ucRRiMAiM Tel 157F11 hush Lake, Hnckney u a, Further OrdercdThat pubhc Auorn at LAW FOR SALErBlock and slab woe gfn 1 0 I a copy oi t d ch ee gSFiJ I TXIT5N Service ceive3d hciir l none previous to lor three successive weeks prtvwuo j j,p Viaailna in the Pinckney Hwdre 112F11 FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet sedan, aid day oi hearing riiW tires Corky DairOW , DtapatcH a ewspaper, printed and Phone 144F4 I A true copy FOR SALE OR lXASEBuildingjceicsta ParhaU 2 ft tteaistex ol Piobet culatod in ecld Count v Hiram R Sn Judge Iobate I known as Pinckney dep6, wide, 52 ft loamust be movedlease or sell and move it for I will buy a suitable lot and you Fred Server Howell 601 North Elm St Phone 1410 r nOR SALEGarland coal and REGIUS ON ALL MAKES Phone 154F3 i HAROLD RADX DR C J lOwSSk I DENfTIST ,,044 Portage La8 RJ, t Oaater oant Dwk S461 PHSWARTHOUT SON FVfiEMAL Htt Nlodmru fcquijnan AuiJviaoce darvii FREajCRElCKl IOFF Stv OrTUiVULTKiST 120 WtM GRAND R1VR HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 358 KESlDENCfc Ml LLOYD HENDEE LlVi STOCK HAULUG AND Weekly Tripa Made To DvOiV GENERAL TRUCKING ihone 64r14 William A Kechcm, chairman Pinckney, MichShould the Village of Pinckney purchase the Fori Motor Coland in the Pinckney area 150 acres build a dam and maintain park and bathing boach wood stove 1500,medicine cabinet 1200 10 single window sash SI00 each Two 30 gallon i tanks 600 bucket a day water heater 1000 See Fred Rebmani 11944 East Shot Dre, Ecut Side of Portage Lake Establish 1865 Utotporated 1915 McPherson State Bank MONEY ORDERS C Ji CONC4 DI SANS P 311 ftRAVL, EfLL DIRT, ANI ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIFXE OR 60N TACT JANE TASCH iVPlbi Ltter or Any Paper Composed G28 Toraa or Copied at Your Conveiene 0PiUCkneF RFD No All Work confidential TeloptoM Dexter 811C 747 Main St PUickny, PhoneSOFH v I LET AUTO GLASS US REPLACt THAT BROK r NO D YES FOR SALErWinchoster deer rill e 0 guage Winchester pun, gun, a 16 guage shot gun al a 410 over and underLucis Doyle, hone 42 1 When ssnding money out oi j town one oi the most conven ient foorcas i tne uank Diatt or Money Order EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS 01 tt East Grand River, Howcl Phone 151 i Rosenthal Huskorg cmd Shredd Y mil Ads j Cut out coupon and mail to Signed Registered voterPinckney village Wm Ketcham FOR SALEFresh swet cider, eating and cookinq applesFrefih ev,vULm ige Cxicujwieau U4U Farley Road Phone 16 IF 11 AY CREln my noma lor pr school uge children Ruth Rittec Phone 6 Pihciuiey FOR RENTModern 3 room iurnhcd crpctrtment 542 E Putnam iviax Reynolds, Phono 143F2 rJh SALLUsed outside oak aoor 4x7, complele with harawareCall MrsSkinner phone 159 new CASH SPECIAL This form ol transmitting mon er makes immediate credit overs have been ,eaus lor more aUaI3id to you without routine FOR SALE Q heQ than 50 yeais 1 new steel checkmg oi vahdity of personal heatfi Ioom Fred AzeiLme, fOR SALCook stove, white en vice jciiecKS, or tne danger oi loss oii721 Main St t Pinckn6y ,dve,Mich currency tote maiL , FQ SAI0u Reciting s to vea xhe cost is reasonable and ,, uiiy oiuve u cheaper than any other form The draft is retained as a pe J manent record by he bam u, 1 can be producea as evident 420 Par cl WG Reeves, Soc Phone 68F3 5 Salad Dressing 69c X9P Heavy 8yrnj Peaches Tomato Jsiise46 Cleanser Apple Sauce AerOWax NO 2 CANS caci Cans f amel trimmed in black, grates, good condition KI J i 234 W Main St, Pinckney neatrola and a 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 03, 1948 Description An account of the resource November 03, 1948 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 1948-11-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a5946bcc1cdea53c8616e792eae8414b.pdf ad4a26a9047d1e04c32dd66d7d98a7ee Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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V jtrli1llf AOMI VPpPPIffWW , tPH,,, 1 lHfcfi 111 j 1, , TIT o IIIIIHIH WPpwj Volume U Ihe hackney Dispo a Wednesday, Nov 10, 1948 No 43 Michigan Mirror Gov Kim Sigler is now a one termer, haectea years ago by a reioim crusade upset,spariced by grand jury reveaiations oi legiv lauve gran, the colorrul Kim ,iU be succeded by a 37 year oia Social Happenings Trie maaiaQ u iiur hezarq, dauner oi ixr ana ivrs oiu uvuKjq to Waaler iiscii tun ox ivii una ivirs LQUIS tcn oi Dex i war veteran wnom he appointed lW v u Qa event oi oaturaay 6v 10 the Uquor control commission Lansing is still catching its breath, Despite opposition, to Sig ler in the Republican ranks the expected Dewey land suae was supposed to carry h through bince Dewey andrguson can Michigan it is apparent that i iany Republians did not vote ij biglerThis cannot be account ed by saying they were offend ed by his grand jury action or his measures as they approved the amendments sponsored by him including legislative salaries and a constitutional convention They did kill sales tax diversion repeal but Sigler never oxpocted it to carry The election of Williams was not a reform mandate It was a protest vot by Republicans who wanted a change Why Well when Sec of State Fred Alger came to Lansing 2 years ago he was imbued with high ideab ot public service as voiced by Gov Sigler in his campaign However they never materialized as Gov Sigler failed to torm a ,,orkina partnerrhip with his orn stdte6fficers and the legislature as GovKelly had done This was costly Alger stays at Laniq Sigler does not 4H CLB MEETING There will be a 4H metinq aT the home of Marshall Meabon Friday, Nov 12 at 8 p m to organize our 4H Handicraft Club 1 for the winter Boys of the age 2 from 10 to 20 yearsThey are ask to bring their parent to this meet ening a uio iViennonue ciiarcn with, nev ura geacny leading me service Large ncets oi flowers adomj ed the altar and soli candielighi adaea to Uie lrnprssiveness oi tiie scei, as the oride came down the white carpeted aisle on the arm of her father who gavo her in marriage The biide wore a white nylon gown, fashioned In princess siyi with a wide sash tied in a bustle effect She carried a white Bible on which nestled a bouquet of roses and sweet peas witn long ribbon streamers OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat LEARNING TO W0KKjr06ETHER Her sister, Helen was bridesmaid She was attired in a blue taffeta gown with a corsage of pink sweet peas Melvin Leidig was best man while the ushers were Wilbur Leid g and Maurice Leinbach seated the guests Music was furnished by a male quartette from Dayton, Ohio Following the service the bridal couple received congratulations and iater areceptionwas held at the Bezzeg home The newlyweds will live in Dexter MrsEsch graduated from Plnck ney high school last June and has been employed by the Citizen1 s Mutual Auto Insurance Co of HowelL OUR REPUBLIC WAS ESTABLISHED N vjt UNDER, THE CONSTITUTION, BUT IT TOOK WAJTH AND COURAGE AND PATIENCE AND TIME TO MAKE IT WORK OUR INDIVIDUAL STATES VJAPTO LEARN HOW TO W6RK TOGETHER AND IN THAT PROCESS THE CONSTITUTION ITSELF WAS STRENGTHENED BY A SERIES Of AMENDMENTS KNOWN AS 7AE 8U QFPlGHTSs Notes 011 the Game Pinckney high school continued men suiue uau roueu up a j o 0 victory over 1 owlervuie nere r riuay mgm on a rain boaea ueiaoocKuriage nas nad a gooa season, finishing second ia iho ingnam county league anu wercanc his favorite expression was Current tiOmment Way back in Teddy Roosevelt aay tnere was a rust bust ing attorney general from Mis souri, Herb ilaaiey oy name wno prosecuted the uusts he more man held his own with the smartest lawyers in the nation Ci 7 expected to give iuckn y I 4eai ocuue ihey biarieu 0 una held Pinckney scorless ine lirst quariei in ue secona trie neuvy JinCiaiey line touui to weai tlum down and bob Laow weu cvtr Horn the 2fa yd ine iox uiu urs FuiLkney toucha jwntb nmbuz made uie second one IIOJII ue il yd lineJirn , tioen JIKI le j couple ot nisi downs tor bndge and a pa3 put trie bail umDled and iul Vtanolariw oia le on the Piiickney JU iiero ihsy coverd lor mcKney This v us me only threa made Dy Siockoiidge ico at haii fmcjcaey itrJiczk bridge 0 the second half ihe Pinckney j ue xielo aiocKDuuge 10 nj LJUH and continuany cruned iuu 11 fcitockunage une to uuov uc xail earners lor losses Pmckne UIJO oioppea meir aerial attack oy in HAMBURG HOLDUP Clarence Radloffpperotor of the Odd Fellow dances at Hamburg, was held up and robb of 58 in dancereceipts at 220 a m Sn ina Mr Bob White of the Bob jdav as he was on his way home WThite Lappina Co will furnis a Iihe two men came down Straw THREE VERG ,ro,Tr JMITED NATIONS, EMeooyiNG THE ASPIRATIONS OF 7IE JOPLCC OF THE WORLDCAME INTO BEING v BECAUSE MEMBER COUNTRIES MUST LEARN TO WORK TOGETHER, BECAUSE THE ORGANIZATION MUST NECSSRILV UNDERGO A PERIOD OP TRIAL AND ERROR, WE MUST RECOGNIZE THAT FAITH AND COURAGE AND PATIENCE AND TIME WILL BE NEEDED FOR THE UNITED NATIONS TO ACHIEVE ITS HIGH AIM OF FUNDAMENTAL FREZOQM FOR ALL PEOPLESAND LASTKG PEACE UNITED NATIONS WEEJL OCTOBER I724 rrvm in his factory for a work shop j Any donations of hana saws hammers, planes, squares, raf etc will be appreciated Marshall Meabon, loc 1 terrdr berry Lake Rdin a car and stopp ed him in Hamburg St They es caped west on Stiawberry Lake Read iieAe uua liiere The aeer fcason siaris Aeek anu me uSUUi Ullll w IwAl ul deer hunters will be yone cturday Some of ihose who o ihe upper peninsula riuv Church jNews MARYS CHURCh srenc Murpliv, pastor Masses at 800 and 1100 am vovena Devotions Fridayatv ijiiowed by preparation fo tnnnnunion Preparation for Holy Ccmmun011 after 730 mass Sunday, Nov 14, 26th Sun, a PILCJKiM htaLOWSHTP MtT The recently organized Pilgrim FeUowship of the Com Congi lrea ,l6 ATItS ELECTION i HGUGkiTS church made a splendia showmq Vv Aler and sons, L a our ioreignt wtue as gooa ct the fall meeting of this division waruiout and son, hussell gc as our hinasigui w woaia oe I cf the Jackson Assnheld at the uglas Lake itung on top of the woiia rigm IWheatland church Sunday The ri looker, Azel Carpente now We could nave had a lum pinciaiey group was awarded lmY Pawner of Dexter to CI wwwl Ui ounaav Tm ber yard, Howie neads nouse t rst plaa m members as weU as ,L men of the parish 4th7wek Ji and a 5 mile ride down Urand i distanca travelled Isabell Brady w H Meyer and sons George 63rd Novena rhver m a wneel Oanow pushed I and j Curtis were among thJ Meubon jr, Lynn nenaee c, sons Nov is devoted to the Faithful the prize winners for essays subon Meabon Harold Farley to departedComemmoration made mitted on World Unity and o Joels cach day for members of the Pinckney Pilgrim Choir famished ,,1101 4 son Francis, gatorial society Prayers are re special numbers for the evening Kerala bauer to tne upper guested for John White of How worship hour Dinner was served2 r ell, brother of James White and at the church 27 in all went I U ord VanHornWllard WUtse, IMrs Orville Smith who died Sun nowiett tiros, and Loy McClear day 11DOn CIu nmuny Hw latonlious ure Sun, OTEoGt and son and Harris Req High MaasMon,Tues, Wed by juOge Fred Croimenwett oi howeii Somo unusual beis were made, in Ann Aroor a Leeway ian bet a new Plymouth car against 25 and lost A fraternity member offered to eat his hat if Truman won and was held to his , Pinckney Accompanying promise Here there was no Tru um f , waro Re A r man money Doc Hendee did 1 JTP manage to win a small bet frcm Reg Schaffer Otherwise we heard of few be The Republican noara of srategy maae mistake after mis take First they ridiculed me presidents piano playing Now lodge, fraternal or civic society could have told them that their member who plays the piono is highly prized If you dont be lieve S ask a V F W American Legion, Maon, Rotary or Lions club member Another mistake was ridiculing the back porch he had built on the white house Now the back porch is an in tegral part of he life of the average American He likes to go out there a couple of hours before he retires, kick off his shoes and light his pipe and watch the world go by and the ttar shine in the Heavens This is solid comfort Also, his daughters singing ability was ridiculed Now we dont know anythinq Brady Mr and Mrs Georaehovs to IjOV ,, Thompson, Mr and Mrs Lonnie X rwlrf , intention of living Thur late VanSlambrook, Mr and MrsJNardRker Jo Roscommon, Maria SweeneyFridav, late Wm Merwin Campbell and Mr and, L Cadillac,DrRay Mullen Sat, late Rita Nugent Mrs M E Darrow Luify MioGirard Bros, Harrietts Mrs m L narrow Don Swarthout and Emil Wedd ae Iorch Lake, John Burg, Lloyd JOHN WHITE nm , 7w John White son of Jed 1 Mar Mai Ryan White,Putnam died in his home in Howell Sunday j iiNTaflTA1NS , 77ZZrjie uQv V, UA 1ivH the tvist 30 ruN i i LAWYERS The Oakland county state bar lHLia5IIm towers of this distnet at the Hotel RooseveltPon, The speakers are Jas HU1, chairman the Workmen where he had lived the oast years Surviving are his wife, the lormer Elizabeth Gehringdr, rthree sons, Vncent Francis and Max and two daughters, MrsFlorence Lipka and Mrs Vivan Cook A Compensation Com TrTS daughter, Mrs Beth Wedemeyer, Gaw and Sam U dlceasedAlso a brotherjames a 01 who will speak and a sister, Mrs Orville Smith of Pinckney survive The funeral was at St Josephs church, Howell, Tuesday, Rev Fr Day officiating Burial was in Mt Olivet Cemtery Im from Missouri and you gotta tfhow me Presiaent iruman is also from Missouri and the Re publicans were unable to show him anything last week Tuesday We ihinic it was the fighting spirit of the President which brought him victory, fie did not have Franklin Roosevelts suave and wirepulling ability and was involved in difficulties with con gress thf minute he took office hvery one ot his measures was scuttled by the Republican congress, who,, in their ardor to keep all credit from the president damned themselves as a do nothing congress Then he aroed the anger of the south by coming out for civil rights This led to a move by them, with northern support, to ditch him in the convention and nominate Gen 11e Eisenhower Eisenhower killed excpting 4 passestJob Amouigty this by refusing to accept When the nomination went to him the south bolted the party and formed one called the Dbciecrats Henry intercepted passes joe Jeulreys Wallace also got peeved over got one and ran bU y u a toucndownGene Bauer, Tom ond and nil Vanbiaricum also caugh a pass over the goal line for a PinckneytoTrchdownr jerry Heath made both extra ponas With this big lead the Pinckney second and third teams went in the 4th quarter Against this kid team Siockbridge gov 3 first downs but did not score Thee Pinckney kids showed their fight by making 2 first downs Next Friday Pinckney ends her the Russian situation and formed another party Disheartened by these splits prominent Democrats such as Mayor ODwyer failed to render any aid and Truman had to do his own campaigning unaided except in the south where Senator Barkley made a few Lpeeches The harder adversity hit him the harder President Truman fought, he toured reason with Hartland here This I the nation from coat to coast team has not won a game this Und made over 500 speeches vear Last year they beat Pnckney His opponent Gov Dewey was Pinckney to win the first victory convinced he had a walkaway thai Hartland won over PinckHe even had his cabinet picked ney in football The Pinckney Merchants trophy won by Pinckney was paraded around the field This will be put jame from iow on His speeches were lull ol meaningless generalities and while on one hand he promised to enact all ,the progressive measures adup at each Pinckney Stockbridge vocated by President Truman he Pinckne Bower Clark tolmer D Clark Schneider Jeffreys LE LriLG c RG HL Vanblaircum RT Gd Amburgey Heath Darrow QB, Lrfc FB rtH Kistler Neeiy Griffes Byrlv Campbell Worden Lambert FOOT BALL aCOKii Brighton 13, South Lyon 0Dexter 19 Holly 0 Flat Rock 7, Chel sea 0 Holt 14, Haslett 0 Clinton 1 Manchester 0 COMMVJTirrv CHURCH Congregational rWv D, D btain, pastor Cuou naense Yvea Night orcuiujii or Uhon Director Mrs Merwin Campbea S b Jaupt h C Veader Gnoir practise Wed 730 Mormng Worsnip 1030 Sunday School i30 Sermon Spokesman for God SubjectThe Prophet Speaks to Us Today Nov li at 7 p m Mens pot on will procedure drysloTiled in their tck attempt last Tuesday w r wuai whicn 8 p m Trustees meet at the back attptTTX00 k SUPP Prsonage nthr iAn 5 csua An 3 p mChurch Leaders meet at P T A MEETING p T A Meeting at the school about her singing Neither do j NOV 15 at 8 p m The school her detractors However we children will put he program 5oubt that the chance to ing in grand opera was offered her simply because she was a presidents daughter Lastly, the Republicans should remove Abe Lincolns picture from the head ol meir ncket dsuit T , warns noted atahorr Xvelyn Bar doesn t tool anyone anymore, j A UJZ r hr 2 except posibly in Lrvinoson and Washtenaw counne The pic ture of Ke man thev nominate yc preHent should apasox mere Old Abe has been deed for 90 years and nav ale policis TV Republican natty has wan dened in be wfldetnesy fot 20 vwm emA mffi oanffttne to do so The P T A m 49 on their ted wet anas, after 63 vars abandoned prohibition ThVA parsonageswer is that the people do, Junior uhoir Wed40fJ hink prohibiUon is the answer Seilior Choir 6 Wod 73a Jo the liguor problem In the trial given it 25 years ago it only tag dayThey htivc already injgrarr and disorder and at tne stalled new swings on the schooljBorne time failed to prohibit, grounds WHY BE ASLAVEJO JUNIOR Dont let baby be a tyrant, Among those wih red faces are the 4th class postmasters and postmistresses who Tied to climb on the Dewey bandwagon by bellyaching about being asked to jontribute to the Democrat camp aign fund Dewey was defeated, the investigation, like the one started against Howard Hughes by Senator Ferguson will be lost in oblion and these postmasters will be reading the help wanted columns The udden rise and guick decline of Kim Siller wa3 also unexpected although there were some indications of it Sigler climbed to the governors chair by his successiul prosecution of the legislative graft case and when he was elected governor the people thought he would clean house at Laniig However he did not In fact he did also asked the people to reelect Sckbridae 1 the conservative senators and Leslie ic n9ressmen who had killed Liinski tnese measures in the last conSieffety ares This caused him to be Richmond classied him as a double dealer who did not mean a thing he said In a prize fight the boxer who stalls, clinches and refuses o fight is jeered and hooted This was the case with Dewey Despite the topheavy prediction of a Dewey landslide by the pq pers and the pollsters, several favorable reactions to the president were manifested The prest idents crowds were bigger than Deweys and he got more ap plaus in theatre when his picture was flashed on The whole world loves a tighter and the presidents courageous battle cap tured the imagination of all thn people except in Livingston county where they have been out ol step with he nation for th past 20 years i served to bring on a reign of MLNNOH ITE CHURCH J tv r u wiJifrey, past BecUFe of building operations we will a k North Hsmbarr 6 ELECTED PROSECUTOR NORTH HAMBURG CHUKCH Cyxus AtLee, on of Mr and Ezr4 Bbrtr0 Swsrtkout Mrs Wayne AtLee was elected tuDt Wm 1 CtRlK or ney general Gene Black, was vfcTcTpcnology expens Read Woda War JL He graduated ZlSl 7othmqs He taW to provWe Whya Slave to jSof in rom the University of Michigan jL American Weekly, one of the last June and located in Gladwin, j he W nlaga8ine mJr Anixhiq Ux late to file lor ,the THIKWN QUJ nothing of tlg kind He offered no program vntil the late hour of valor Although he comes the session which the legslature the Williams soap family scuttled and in fact totally failed to live up to his reputation as a two fisted fighter, so that he was easily defeated by an unknown 37 year old war veteran His split with his hand picked cmor 1 1 taJmTMaw fttwnd way Mew Plnclateygadhas two school dirtrict He sc Wh fee need i olot cTIanM TTm JchfldiWL was impropwiy fil 815 Sunday November 14 esne of primary he ran on stickers end tWrat Sundav Tines won the nomination The man he 1 heat had held the office two ffcd MHTHDAY vtarm Cy rrrxrried Megan Meyer, W K Ckak of linden to 93 daughter of Mrand Mrs VV H Judge Bishop sitting in court in Ann Arbor threw out of court the 1UU1VB a r funds to carry on the schools and when they pased the sales tax diversirm he fouaht it binerW and placed the renecd arnidment on He hcraot this This nrayed the Ifichiaan EoicatioP We never saw Mennen W11iams, me new governor eied way pack in I90d ye eaitorCwas manager ot tne dexter higt scnooi oase ball team Cleary business College was on the scnadule and ttieu manager wan Dan Quirk, now the fatherinlaw, ian seems to have been disci Gov Williams Mennen WUIc covered by Supreme Court Jus tice Frank Murphy back in 1936 who made a Democrat of him and appointed him o the nous ing commission He wan later assistant attorney general and also had a Washington, D C job When World War II started ne enlisted, rose to be a Lt Commander and got 10 citation tot front h does not receive his share of the money until he is 55 and had to mortgage his Grosse Points home for 8500 tonnance his campaign when he and his wttn covered the state in a convertible in contra to Sigler who used an plane Like President Truman won by h own 4 toiled to see either a a Williams picture an the entire county campaignAnn iroor tnrew oui ox couzy veLrrrraryea me nofauui w suit of John Cox and omen to dis Aasociatton aaainet hir one of solve the Chelsea He said the sail slcrtee strongest ofacnfeiu THt frwH wewe he wa not big enough for metob A iS H We wish to monk the five dept ande1 iMlHII fir The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, Nov 10 1948 rts rl FOOT BALI Friday Saturday November 12 13 I Notes of Years Ago gbbonrS Note I AVOfc ftt4NR SYLVAN I E TEH a strode, fowlerville finished second i JouUe feature lnStaSJSJwS W county leaowlS TENTH AV,UE ANGEL the jury Charles Plympton, local f undertaker,suffered stroke a witness there Dr Will Monks now has a den c to office u Hamburg Wed I James Wilcox is building an addition on his livery barn local Over 700 votes wore cast at the while Stockbridge election last week Lodi township in Washtenaw ouhty rejected sale of liquor by the glass last Tuesday The Howell Knights of Columbus have moved in their with Margaret OBrienGeorge Murphy Also TRAIL TC JuAKLDO On QJ ino 1uranjo uid stories FRONTIER GAL A Drama Starring DeCarlo, Rod Cameron Cartoon o day,Tuesday 14, 15, IB Bom to Frank Mowers and wie home on Grfl Own Road Nov 11, a sn Kozetla Waketeld dauahtor inougu acetage has been se oi JJ, and , Wak Jj cured at Fowlerville so that a su gar factory will be built Lee Carr and Miss Pacia Hinch rua hiretued home A DATE WITH JUDY In Tochnicolor Charles Starrett Smiles Burnett 5un IUM j Wallace Berry Carmen Maum I Jane Powell Selena Boyle new Sun, IUM Pinckney who has been in the McPherson hospital with pneumo Itarflfmcl High School vs ey visited the school friaay Rev Shearer is the new Congl pastor term in the Harris school Friday Miss Mame Brady closed her Rev Fr Commerford in behalf of her pupils presented her with , a chair and sterescope pictures I Mrs Jane Dunn, 74, mother of iJohn and Mike Dunndied WedMrs Marcellus Maier, 75, died ast Wednesday Bom to Arthur Shehan and wife JPinckney High School MR BLANDING BUILDS DREAM HOUSE with Cary Grant Myrna Loy HIS Cartoon Three Little Pigs Sunday Shows 3,5,79 Wednesday, ThursdayNov 17, 18 Nowa Cartoon Sports jgst Wednesday a daiigjUerliunujnp LivingstonCounty School s being held in the Jel Press Les sez If vou fool EiERZ s T oa FIELI PINCKNEY MICHIGAN NOVEf IR 12th AT 800 P M rey blacksmith shop at Anderson while the Sprout school is beinq remodeled Wm Gardner husked 85 bushel cf com one 6av last V A party was given at ih John Jeffrey home Wed nite Miss Anna Spears i leamina the dressmaking with Mrs Chas Grimes Fridav night a bottle nitmmnr iatic acid explodedin the Frank Staler dfiiqstore Dick Whahan of North Iake duq 85 bushel of potatoes from an acre f landlastweek frVan 8, Reynolas Wylie J Comlna Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay it, ,nd Mrs Gus Rissmann Unconquorod of Howell have returned from a ay ip to the PP peninsula Mr and Mrs George Bradley Fannie SwarthouO of Flint axe moving to Arizona for Mr, Bradleys health We searched the county d r h RETURN OF THE BAD MEN boring papers in vain for n1 with ments on the election an cv it Randolph Scott Robert Hyjan came aboutThe only thij sem Anne Jeffrey, George Hayes bling such comment wc L Les Comody Cartoon News HOWELL Theater iQWEIJL MICH Thursday, Friday Nov 11 12 MEET IN PARADISE ID technicolor 8tctnbm Merle Oberon, Tunis Bey Cartoon Shows 71 S 9i2t you fool ihe people to get their money its fraudIf you do it to get votes its smart politic Well Les if us Democrats jve been able k fool the peple for 20 straight years we have certainly under esimoted our ability In Three Rivers the voters turndown parking meters 1527 to 778 Tuesday Vandals visited the new lightfield atDexler last weekand shot out high powered lights worth 105 Dexter will remove their honor roll and replace it with a permanent memorial Brighton is holdinq meetings to revive the high school band The Hamburg fire dnthas mov ed into their nw hall The election was also held there last week I Ctiisiiloii Wj fJ ft Francis Kaitertjv Larry Olsen in CURLEY ii Cinecolor Also Don Barry tn Cartoon Mat Sunday, 2IS P M, ConBnuow A petition wth 340 namps as been nrepnted to he Briahton counil askina that Bnn Miller CONSERVATIOJN Thousands of wild duck are being killed by oil slicks in the Detroit river and only recetlyn over 1200 dead ducks weie picked up there and displayed in Detroit Lansing The same conditions pre UIuas,K,ntI Tn7T ,1 oil slicK results from dumping re ibe rehired as Pollce chef vail off Pte MouUle, MonroeThe fuse in the river by lactones The state sold 129,63b acres of cil and gas leases last wek for 238,860 Feeding the fish in the Catcher ies has become a problem as the vice WERE GLAD TO MAKE LOANS J the use of band funds to make leg itimate seasonable or other needs stimulates business, and adds to community wealth We are toere for always glad to make loans to responsible people in this com munity If a loan would serve you, we shall be glad to cooperate to any proper extent We invite your inquiries Make our banje your financial headquarterswe will do all for lor you thatanygood bank can doand do i cheerfully and as coot of packing house refii and IthercrA Hockey 414 EA91 MAIN ST Ftnckntf horse meat has increased from 100 to bOO percent 50 carloads a year aj uijd An app will ha c1 oi the next legila ture of which southern Michigan gets half Fish in Sugarloaf Lake, Washtenaw county are being netted 6V marked in order to observe the effect of year around fishing for bluegills and sunfish oVer a 3 year period 10 wolves, 906 coyottes and 110 bobcats were taken in Michigan during Sept Notes of 21 Years Ago The Klu Klux Klan burned a fiery cross at Pinckney at 9 p m, S Saturday night at intersection g of Main and riowell Sts Nr one seems to know who placed it S Sunday, Monday November 14, 15 Pat OBrien in FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE with Dairy J Hickman, Charles Kemper wisely as we know how Una OConnor, Arthur Shields Comedy Nolty Newsreel Tues Wed7Thu, Nov 16,1718 FIRST NATIONAL BANK John Wayne, Henry Fonda and j HOWELL m ShirlejyTemple j FnHTAPArHrT Member Federal Deposit nsu Cartoon Novelty once Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured fliftiiialiimiiiiiM ineeting at Hum Need an Oil Hot burg last week ended in a fight S Rural parons are again asked S help mail carriers by not putting 3 tion of 4,100,000 pennies in u mail boxe 5 Mrs Anna iienry is caring for s Mrs Libbio Cook of Fowlerville S Faye Hill of Gregory took a load of snow shovel handles to s Adrian lat week Sister Agnes Joseph and Marie Margaret of Detroit spent Sunday g at the George Clark home Roy Campbell has purchased the Lucy Hinchey farm Miss Kin S chey is now living with her nep R hew, Chester Wood in Lansing s Michigan boat tho Quantico Mar s ines Saturday 26 to 6 A U S mail plane was forced We have several makes on hand also oil tanks A Complete Line of Toilet Cow nations as well as All Bathroom Fixtures of All Kinds and Kitchen Sinks Electric Heaters Pumps r i HIGH SCHOOL TROPHY CONTRIBUTORS White Front John Eisele Lee down by fog here WedniteLavey Albert ShirleyFIoyd Mar ye, d Mrs T P McClear are m n LASLAAL WLWS Barbara, Jane and David Nash Doyle Templeton and family of and Robert Meabon attended the Keego Harbr Bpent Sunday at church meeting at Whealand the Albert Shirley home Sunday Dayle Shirley and wife are pre Mr and M Mark Nash sPnt paring to go to California with a Friday in lint Jdrs Addie Fruchey of BecverReynolds Wylie and family of ton visiting her sister, Mrs Howell called it tr Kenneth Ciayton Carpenter Wylie home Sunday tin Doc Cory, James LaRosa, E VanSickle Bruce Clubb, Roy Clark, Lloyd VanBlaricum,M E, Darrow, W H Meyer Sou spending the winter in Florida Freeman Gawley died at the home of his neice,Mrs, Golden in Highland last week Bruco VanBlaricum, Don Swar Vernor Hall has an cruction adthout, Murray Kennedy, Paul vertised for Nov 27th Curlett, Robby Robinson, Stanley r DinkeLKenneay Gen Store, Pinck ney Gen Store, Shirey d Sons, Mrs ielen VanBlaricum enterClyde Fenneriidward Parker,Eob tainea her card club Saturday White,Doc Hendee Pinckny Pro j Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs ducts, Tip Top RestaiuaiiMiaritn Albert Dinkei were Mr and Mrs Ritter, Charles ClarV, Hockey Harold Murdock of Detroit,Gerald Olin Robinson sr has acquired Swarthout Thomas Read Sons, j Dinkei and family of Lake Chem Fabricator Andrew Nesbitt and wife and a new Plymouth sedan of Mayor DrWylie and wife of Dexter wetm Ed Parker The rumor he won it Sunday dinner quests of me Gar on an election bet are unfound don Hesters at YpsilantL edit is Rush Lake blue and hes ELDLXM iuiM BuiT o super duper rods guaranteed not f Elden Helm died at i riSL PUt Was n 9 Rex Sackett and family of Delast Wednesday to burn wA y C F Hewlett, Holis Wylie, Rain1 ung, Dr Walter Mercer and fam bow Luncnhaixy Frost,Pinckney ly of East Lansing and Wm MerHiawatha Beach Funeral and burial a1 Royal Oak Monday He was Oxe father of Mrs Ruaseli Clark cer and wife Sunday guests of Mrs Hatfie Decker were Mrs Emma Elliott, Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott and Miss Marjorie Hurd of Ypsilanti MYRON J HUGHES 1 Telephone Pinckney 157F11 Repairing a Speciality I 2 MASTER PLUMBER Dead cr Alive HORSES 500 CT LE 650 HOGS 150 pe WT UihDlWG UPON SIZE j CONDITION CALVLS AsND SUBEP REMvJVED FREE 1 Fa Asimalr Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men b L, PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pfcciy Service in Mieni rSevFASTF5T Dead So k Central Dta4Stok Co I Frank White and family of Lynn Hendee and Howell called at the Ben Wihie Sunday at the Max Bome Sunday home xu Ann rbor ,, r Phillip Sprout and wife spent Sunday at the Chas Soule home tr5t sPent Slnday tne Oiin , in Howell Robinson home j Mrs Rose Jeffrey Devme ana Mr Bauer of Jackson called on pr Mis Alta Meyer Sunday lhe fire engine was called to th Fank Jonnjn he Charles Whitehead and wife Sunday guests of Henry Stack w pUt and Mies Beatrice Lamborn of obit were Samuel Lafaia wife Mr Emma Vollmer nleran50 T6 S7 mifr th 2 c5nd M 1 Sunday in honor of her birthday Quests of Jesse Henry and wife, bezia of Detroit Sam is emplov ,ry,,ftls and wfe a c ed at ine Hudson Motor Co Ho , , , r,, , i Ben White and wife were Sun m his wife in SicUy while ho E0e and wJ ol IW dinner guests of the Norman was helping Gen Palcn hold Whites the beech head ther3 in a lc3 J war lack Reardon who live at the arm last week and was taken to Mr and MrsFloyd Week, an i CtSi VanHorn hoxnt broke his Mrand Mrs VanCamp oi Grar St joe hospital Ann Arbor Ledge soeiv nday at the C i VanHorn hme Lee VanHorn of Los Angelos Caaf and Mre George VanHDrn e Pettyeville school mng ov o Hcmefl cafled a the Ciff Van station WPAR East Lansing Mc Hpat Jsaeje laei week day Mrs Beatrice VanHom,Mr ,Ifidey rioinietiieis 1 them there, Lester McAfeeMrs Harold Radv, o wett cm Mrsi fcpj tn inngfli Mrs Petr Gerycz, Eva Wende rj tv, vra r 1m0kd Attar leim and Mr and Mrs OBerson , Eoe and wife of Mr Cc Kernedy ari5 faini and Roy Eeloof Deroi r ,1 Ahordeen and v r r a nefina of vr 7oicdr Club at tM Wre r r P,A 3n Avov ThurcdcrH nnd r mv Tr pTO rrdod the vfei,, ne Hcarave 4 Ofrxter in Detr jrr L T T fit vu JslweVt i I I I I 3 j yTBiynr i wprywwm WII PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Nov 10, 1943 Yard Goods, Hosiery i Gents Furnishing Fruit Vegetables Groceries Entered aecoou UIM itter at Postoffi a lucJrney, Michiirau uidc lie ct of March 3 17 d Every Wednesday Main St Fincknv, Xetan Subscription rati 151 a Year Pa W Curlatt, Pubiitbtr i o Vans M St rvice Sunday guests oi Mr and Mis Frank Johnson were Mrs Will Goodwin oi Houghton Lake, Mr and Mrs Waldo litmus and Mrs, Don Logan oi Flint Kennedys Get Store Cean l an Wicrjtc Water Heater Youll be proud to have the ipicandspan, streamlined good looks of an electric wrter heater right in your kitchen, pantry or utility room Only an electric water heater gives you all these extra features Don iuiV and Charles Clark oi uwuny cue uxoiiea in uie seoaauu wuucauonai course at Vveau HI oiat College Mr and Mrs EU Miller and dauynier Joan Mrs Gilbert Mori at ana children and Arthur xieid of Detroit were Sunday guests oi Mr and Mis CE Bucher The iniant child ol Mrand Mrs harl Kimhiei I Lois Ware who died at birth waa buried Mon Mis Aivia Foster ol Royal Oak and Asher rink and wife oi Owosso were Sunday guests at the Asher Wylie home Stanton Line and iamily oi Roy 12k sPent the week end here Elgin Line and wile and Mr d Mis George Sniveiy ar v n Ingersoil, Oat The high school foot ball team will he given a banquet Dec 9 John Rossiter is chairman Mrs Addie Palmer who has been visiting at the Herb Palmer home has returned to Detroit Mr and Mrs iloward Seefeld Maiy Jane Gallagher have pur has a home at Silver Lake Mr and Mrs Frea head, Mr Mrs jazues Whitley, Robert Read and family snent Sunday at the Herbert Peters home at Battle Creek and helped Mr and Mrs Frank Peters celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary Ward Swarihout of Jackson rtcently foil and broke a bone in his vertebra i Mr and Mrs Russell Clark and Mr and MrsRussell Clark speii Sunday in Royal Oak Mr and MrsClyde Fisher spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Hammond in LansingMrs Lettie sister, Mrs Ella Price in Fowler Firher spent Fmday with her ville 1 Mi Paf Dillon and daughter Polly, of Howell spent Thursday witn ilig Emma Dinkel Mrs joe Griffith and Mrs CliffTrcLMlcr wore in Jackson Satur day Mrs Irvin Kennedy spent rthe week end in 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Brogan of Stock t bridge spent the week end withJ Mr and Mrs Stanlty DinkeL f Mr and Mrs Emit Weddige oi Ann Arbor were Sunday guestg of Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Mrs Mary Amburgey and fam ily have moved into the Singer house on Mill StS bom io Mr and Mrs Paul Hick ey of Jackson last week a girl Mr and Mrs B G Moran o Detroit spent Wednesday with L3 Moll Sisters Major Linberg and wife of Ann Arbcr spent the week end at fhe Bcb Tarxh home While enroute, t Finckiniy Saturday night they iipFsd v at M3G Dexter Rd damaging the car No one was Titirr Mr and Mrs Howard Read at tended the MichNavy football came Saturday Mr ed Road,v Mrs James Whley and Mrs Robert Read vro n Detroi Soiurdcry MJ4eaion was in Canada last buyma cattle, j Mr Edna Reason, Leota and Poy1aeon 6V family spent Sunday at The Carnear Carpentf home at Lennon I Mrs Wilbor Eisele and children of FowVwrvUU cdbd a he Ona CampbeU home Suaday Plumbing Water Systems Etc Stanley Dinkel SEE YOUR f i St ude baker Trucks H i 1K and 2 TON TRUCKS FOR ECONOMY AND DURABILITY LET US REPAIR YOUR Car Truck Tractor RADIATORS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF RADIATORS AND CORES IN STOCK i Wm Leutjch Sa YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 127 South Michigan Ave Howell, Michigan Phone 1991 J Mrs Ed Nuofier of at A Lloyd Hoi tpMi M Mrs Fred React Muriel and Maxim Atchinson called at Percy last week Jones hospital Batte Creek last nomeThurtday Mr and Mrs George FJOtft oi Mr and Mrs CJ Cttsson speot Highland Laks bsoMafat tbsfar ftnr the week sod wit Bft at pern sy iLP1NCKNEY Wecbmdoy, Nor 10 1948 WHOS TO BLAMB FOB FOB SALfcQuakoi Fuel Ol Stove R lUVtJULE DEUNQTJLNCY 40 Garth Meyer 1 110 ain Stjtackney, Phone 152 Are parent at iauh Are delinquent bom or madeLawren DEPENDABLBaby Sitter,35c an hour Call Vivian DyerPmckney phone 141F2 FOR KENTFive room iarxn home, 5 miles N W ol Pinckney electricity being installs 15 a month, inquire JXspaich office, PROFESSIONAL GORNEh ce Gould, conmsuliing psycnolo gis provides tptothenmue answers to tau and other psyeeeeettttttaaieeeueeueep ceesp cholgy problems rieaa his Mkt ROR OF YOUR, in Pictorial he view, magczine with this Sun days Nov 7 issue oi The Detroit Sunday Times rMNCKNEY iJii, IXzQQ A M u 00 FTVJT Wednesday UeA Tuer 4KIUM iu, luw M I VanWinkU A VanWinUt I Do W VttWiakti I Cfcarfte K AHeeejfjrs Law ret out MMM es I OR G R McCLUblUuV FOR SALENew one row com picker with husking bed Elmers Garage, Oak Grove sg or MuaGAN too Prabat Court lac 112 Pi ifcHe k fse other tractor smsnart N spread c gives you to many tcaUy worthwhile features SJ does the Joha Deere I Spreader Its a xref 8 1i sprccr jhats built with J preset weighr aistribo 9 tiou 10 assure efficient tod economical spread ing in good weather or i bad The Model H turns Short rens light1 Its a tugged, long lived spreader ti easy on your pockerbeek one that, will give you maximum returns roa staff ton of manure spread Wed re to teTT you att atom sC sfol H, Stop lo at our s kvre thc ncntimeouVtt im staff jf ZTZJ hX a seesiaa d Mid Court b14 at the Probate Office to the City ol Bowell in said County on the 1st day of ttesuuHon Htocun R Smiuv Judge oi Piobato IN iHE MATTER Of THE ESTATE OF November AD, 194 FOR SALETwo tier electric J chick brooders 20 each, all metal nests 5 each, 8x10 tent cot 20 Fletcher TracyLakfetemd Phone Brighton 6033 FURNACE SALES REPAIRS ELECiKlCju WIRING R L PONt orage Lake Phone Dexter 2536 tiled is said Court her petition playing that the ad ntatatration oi said estate be granted to 1 Henry Pofaoppa ox to some other suitable I ,i 1 It is Ordered that the 17th day ot FORWhite porcelain kitchen oil AJ 1948 2 0 , heater with water heater comhin J Kid pbate Orfice c llERBTsNfcgD IkxuM ilka U mm cay, Lab ed A 4JM You ny wkb ARNES CfiMETERr MEMOK1ALS 14 N Iseito Ann ArbwJ4ib Harold Ckuhb, LOCAI RorMatue 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Pboae 439 or 97 MoauMAte MARTIN J LA VAN Artomr i 13 Bi Ptfcor 1S6F6 LUMrs A PL iatiolL ggiald Reason T hereby appointed i heai 1 eaid potiuou I BEitT WYL1E FOR SALESingle metal bedd it i Further OrderedThat pubhc HCNfc HCKHFV 7Bf2i springs and mattress, used only noaeo thereoi U given by P 777 rlRRlMAN 6 weeks Myron J Hughes I of a copy ol fbi order once oach oe olfuwIVlAri Tol 157F11 Rush Lake, Pinckney j to , sse fcitSher, Howeulatw in cdd Coon j A tjue cosy PHS W AH UHOUT A 90N MiftUi FRED F Sr Uncle Sam Says Lavy Hwdre FOR SALEWinchester deer rifle OR SALEGariand coal and 0 guage Winchester punip gun, a 16 guoye siiot gun aiso a 410 over and under Lucis Doyie, hone 42 Rosenthal Huskers and Shredd ers have been leaders for more than SO years See the new steel 420 Parts and service WG Reeves, StockbridveMirh FOR Phone 68F3 wood stove 1500medictne cab inet 1200 10 single window sash SI00 each Two 30 gallon tanks 600 bucket a day water heater 1000 See Fred RebmanJ j 11944 East Shot Drve, Eait Side Oi Portaqe Lake J A baseball player socking out a home r 1 run in a tight World Series game pro1 fides the thrill,of a lifetime A parent I RiAlKS ON ALL MAKES Hua K SXPV Phone 154F3 Celeatia Panhall M 1 Boaistt ol PxobcJi HAROLD Established 1865 toooporated 1915 McPberson State Bank MONEY ORDERS When sending money out ot town one oi the most con von lent tomis u Money Order DR C J lOW DENTIST J044 Portage Lai Rd rhont Dtakr 9461 WUT caure R1V4 HOWEU KUCrUQAJI PHONE ssa RKelQgrXCfi Ml Woekb Teiss Pkone 84F14 JANTASCH Tib i Letters or Aar PPrt or Copied t Your CooVeaience All Work CofldoneJ Telepkoas Dexter 811C 747 Mala St Pbcknsf, PhoorlSrU SANi AAND TOP SrU RD QAAVfiL ELL DIRT, Alt ROAM BUILT BLOCKS LAAD PIECE OR CON TACT 14M Corns Boud P OJsner RFD No I 9 LET AUTO GLASS US REPLACE THAT BROJC ink Irati o EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS rBrASEBuilding m FOR SALEBlock and slab woo 1ieliveHed Henry Winsiw I Phone 112F11 FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet sedan, ttew tires Cocky Darrow , Phone 144F4 SALE known a Pinckney depot, 22 ft wide, 52 it oa,miisl be moved Jease or sell and move it for This form ol trammitting mon 01 s East Grand Mver, Pkone lftl Hewel FOR SALEFreeh sweet cider, eating and cookmq appleshresh U4U rariey Road Phone lbiirll KY CREln my nome lor pre school age children Ruth Rittet Phone 6 Pmckney I will buy a suitable you Fred Server 601 North Elm St lot and Howell Phone 1410 jacking away a sheaf of U S Savings immediate credit av Bond nroviA MWHIIIV n,l B tklll f q iummm tirw ailabls to you without routine checking oi validity of personal , checks, or the danger ot loss of i currency in the maiL The cost is reasonable and cheaper than any other form The draft 1 retained as a pei xnanent record by the bank a svidencT his family in the yen to ccie Start snvin, todav In fen qnik yrnrs youll be repaid 1 ior ory mA yuu pnl into your Saunas t , tr and IhalV a jruiranee f v Lnlf Sam Sign up for the Ki in tviujs Plan ivheri you u, i jfless or a rofAnion enroll fur i daMonlh kLxa at your bunk U S Trsamy Dipartmint Want Ads FOR RENTModern room fumr hod apartment 542 E Putnam iiax rieynoids, Phone 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 10, 1948 Description An account of the resource November 10, 1948 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 1948-11-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3f64500f18899831a2032c35dc4f07f5.pdf 72195c7ec0a5e9b33c6b304bdaa4bc28 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. r m 5 mmm V Volume 65 the tibcknej Dispua Wednesday, November 24 Ki3 Michigan Mirror LANSING Tthe power of the press waning in Mich jae 1948 eiecuon majorities Leaves Pinckney J Rev Francis J Murphy, pastorH oi St Marys church Pinckney, f fr the past eight years has been No 49 Mich mycaTrpxeXanne to Stc vWnot majority oiE the voters J wn h w was pastor He was fcvora BenomnTee for C Ve as chPRev Fr Murphy D nmmee for Pres came here from WaterVliet He was te and ser J army in e and 6i tosTiMiMK 1 Sta,ined 0n OUR DEMOCRACY hmtWqi byMr , ie anti TJiere J CurwComment 1 c Rep sasrsMtisa lmocrats point gleeluUy to the Pacific coast in Wash, and Oregon Returning to Michigan the Tmm 4 lojhe served as assistant in Detroit rSJeJJ61 m ,the face oi KarrJazoo and Port Huron and SmvS F H1011 oi a wey was pastor at Temperance and f2 V Aotiie surPrise defeat WaterVliet He is a highly edu ot Rep Kim Sigler by Dem Nom inee QMennen Williams is held up as proof of a declining press in both assumptions the power of the newspaper is predicated on a belief that the press inSSfS8 tiVwJi the editorial JHlfLJfe Anriam Plan the public weilds power at the ball cated man and has been very prominent during his stay here He will be succeeded as pastor of St Marys church by Rev Al bert Schmidtt of the Immcauleate Conception Parish of Hartfordj Mich He is 42 years old The change takes place Nov 30 next rterSchmidtt also serv eda assistant to Rev Jobouh L r wj ie sxui Coyi at St Johns parishjack ot box i by strength of majority SOIlj The following transfers also action The people arrive at their announced decision wisely or unwisely,, as v Franci Timmons xo St jos the result of information, right hs Kalamazoo Rev Jas Lei or wrong,as made available I JL e TV,0 ul uul 7 through various media of mass St iohnsBenton Harbor to ,,t JVQ,tv Resurrection, LansmaRev John SnZ news SftSS in I Slow to St Ccwmlr Lansing runlets maaasine cT lee flev Patrick McGuiness from St UTS pfcllfonys qcmstock to taacu ,A rr i late Conception, Marshall Rev tMmgiJJfrt, e ratl0nal elections co last week we have learn are turning their oe hunters who I eJ,n i aeution to oveseas affaire tAr ure newseels on the radio air waves even over the back fence amona neighbors If there has been any power jrrv it has been the power of the r0 Ct Cnarles, Coldwttter George Higgins from Immaculate Conception Marshall to St Chas CoHwater Rev Cletus Rose to it s I I for the L 1 1 lers who wen north orst ITI PiLunGerald Jcr ta Jeeys Rudsell Liv , ,ite and son, John Joinquq Claude and Gerald Swarthou Fri iies and Bill bauqhnBili I flUh S01161 weiqhed j 08 lbs dressed Other SULCO a hunters were Lloyd liLnd Ldsei Meyer, Ora Haines, U do lenner Liii VanHorn, VVllurd Vvilse Clifford Miller, Howard lie ad, Marion Hidqe Shiiey Jo bhuey, Ceo Meyer In this area the hunters iid ir do so bad Fri Carl Galbraith shof a buck on the old Cocper farm vhat woiqhed 200 lbsand Joe Plunimer who returned emp ty handed from the north got one m atou iho same place Sav A Greqo, 1 iiii y yiot oio on he Homoi Abney farm ct Chubbs jCoiiei Iliday A large np oi deer have also been lillcci1 noiili ct HJ ACL end one C Buck Lake John Carpenter shot ana the ,4 c corn z IrU 11 LCJ 1 t ror ke radc and tlic skill and rVMr 1 i one Jiut on tlie Clyde Duimuci fairn Others who qot deer were Har ol Raidy, Edward Bovntm, Vx no Waqaner, Loy MeCkar, Tern Howlet, Ansa Wilie where the news is not so good m China Chinese Communism apparently have Gen Chaing Ka Cheks forces on the runThis lat tor is the general whom mis cou ntry has been aiding with arma munitions and officers to train his forcces This is the general whom Gen Marshall recently in vestioated and turned in a neg atiye report on According to Gen Marshall he is a reactionay and totally incapable of consolid utinq the forces of China How ever, he was the only man in sight who vas trying to stop Communism and this country had to accept him Now apparently all uid was wasted We have 3000 USMarines in China 1000 more are to be sent to help in evacutatinq IL S citizens Pfiij country seems to be uniort unaiQintheir ioiiqn riMim After Wcrld War I we aided the Car of Russia against the Com munists and even sent troops ther However, the communists won and the Czar and his whole amiiy wjre murdered ror lh for our cotuilrq extcnai, IP ilV, dhc lanl ihat tstoxown ar d of lcf lanKsgawncI , Immaulate Ckmceptionr Nile I r mC cunnlnS a trenail cr,, jy0l, , Thl ppwer is derived directly Rev Clarence Wood, from St from NEWS j Josephs, Kalamazoo to St Johns A free press will continue to Jackson report honestly the news as it happens, and the American peo1 SMITH PTA pie will continue to arrive at maj ority decisions right or wrong The PTAof the Smith School through their own appraisals of was delightfully entertained by the facts at hand j Mr and Mrs Quigley last pri A free press will continue to evening The problem of hot lun offer personal opinion, gualified ches was discussed, and it was and openly and presented as, decided that it would be carreditorial expression of the news ied out by Mrs Shehan in i paper editor The reader has the same manner as last year, right to agree or disagree He t ,t om ianc 1 i 1 PEiiSjN,y,s Bo I ous Conservation Notes No venison should spoil this year as hunters can get permits ess meeting ion to take it to the f lireiiiVws ST MARYS CHURCh Masses at 80C and 1100 am Novena IXpvotJons Friday at nearest joiivvea oy piupaanon f orn to Leo Blctdes and wife at StJoe iiospial IVJV AXa qui Miss HomiLio KcLy picked a bun,a of Violets Sunday a the JCeJIy farm, south oi hero I hoy were not sholcieu c pohcted m any way Miss Isabel Nash cf Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Mark Nasn Omar Gass and wife of Brighton were Sunday guests ol the Leier Mcfoe fanvly Dr and rs CB Gardner of Lansing and Mrs Aria Caul I cf AnnArbor were Sun quests oi Fannie Monks and Nellie Ccud ner In Palestine war is again iaq ing between Jewish and Arab forces and neither is paying any attention to the U N de manasior a truce According to military observers the Jews are qonq ic win and already have thu Arabs on the runThe Arabs by virtue ot being in possession ot the works richest oil fields have been able to get planes munitions etcmostly from Great tfntian who have big oil compressions there They also have i British officers as instructorsThe Jews arc said to be receivinq huqe arm and munition ships ments of Russia and apparently superior in numbers to the Aiabslt seems to us that the Arabs missed the beat during the British occupation of Palestine , North Hamburrj Fxton ton I iu ncn tnG importation of arms club meet with Mrs CbMcm Car01 fews were both prohibited tGreat Britian and apparentl J Jews wore at a disadvantage The Aiabs neglected lies the real power of the press HANDICAP MAY BE SPRTNr conflcched by thu stale BOARD TO SUCCESS to following the bushe may even Xvnte a letter for news the eveninn wrra iw xicaiuni ,i, v , paper publication I cards A dehcion I PlQy deeP 2 h ozen c TZ V uuuui Per last Wednesday If there is any mandate in the Ztd fJarina1 Up and Imaged before aking Sundv M 9 v , , Mr anci Mrs Lma L and 1948 election in Michigan or oth burgs wih it eoeeeiK idventrVf aVr famiJy lcave Thursfci cnix erwise, it is a mandate for the Marjorie Shehar nTLn Completion oi a bathing beach week o Grd iw ST bh Aif 71 3lGr v,ho JK llLtfEck Great Britian press to report truthfully, to int Miller aXlhetLhi ieePJe Lal in lhe iJhUnd anj 1 y t V ,M uth Bldwo11 Gnd cnildren 0 a flood of Jews terpret honestly and to let the Teachers Con6rLai t Ti Rereaan is sported v n PTX lhanuglvmg Dc 0 bnqhton spout Ihursat the and arms poured into Palestine people choose their own path MTS ulli0n in S A,W 35U SGaled hdv3 been re , , h 7 EeDn WliUo, hoRlfi sufficient to overwhelm Arabs fntne fulfillment of this missionj m ln jmn Albor at j ceived for 41 rifles and shotguns fh an jnnions cae Mou1 Born lo Ml and Mrs Norman ig Tues, kne ohn Vanblaircum Ihursda at McThe ews now hold many portions of the Holy Land which RESORT PHONES Read how a girl once crippltd Figures released this week to , with infantile paralysis became Conservation officers this year I edwJ Wfd lale Frank Do1 Pherson hospital Howell, a dau were awarded to the Arabs in or,r M 1 LLL y i l bun Conimemoraon for qhter, Linda Macwear blading red jackets stead of the A mile the British partiton and refuse to he customary areen , CIarn,Cf Dl3fnuaMJrn ,nd Kaye Vie snt last week ati linauish them of dike 3 feet high has MtcWgairenretephone Co sub agreqrbollngrrigwr built in Tuscola county to i wf HL Tniil finlinfjhpr r Kem Wyho HgmU con, stantiate reports that the touri girl became an expert messeuse ilood 150 acre for water fowl I whJ lJ Jf dJn hnn Dlk pent Saturday here Wei the Detroit curfew law season this year was the busiest Learn how you cat oerome Michigan sold more than 400 forl l ft7 v V 1, gff Mi nd ias , Put to th test and misfortcne by inS Sul 1 ducfe stamps to out state I tQr Smv i H StnHWn M I v5, p0 mllflrtnr in 1Q4R WCL3 Y, the d ccesai ie, Shehan of Ann Arbor and Dr iS threw out two cases last w of any record tfWimJB LRStipe, manager here for the Handicap May Be Your Best , inoupe, mjunuqer nere ior me nunuicap may oe I our Best UUOCIUIB m izo, trat Bishop Albers changed it Harlow co,said a new high in the numJ Friend in The American Week The report that bear have to ,,n acadcmy, served by theNackson Shehan and family of ber of longdistanct calls to and ly, one of tree big magazines been seen in the Jackson area, cvsers of St josph Nazareth from me states resort areas wasj with this Sundays Nov28 is1 have been investigated and not parhioners and neighbors established j sue of The Detroit Times During the season, Mich Bell handled 15 percent or 145,0u0 ANNUAL BAZAAR DECEMBER 4 more toll messages in resort areas then during the same mos last year when a booming trade was in full swing The record was made possible in part by an expansion of the statewide long distance network Hundreds cf new toll circuits to resort areas were rushed to substantiated The tracks found were those raccoons and deqs In Oct the dept loaned 911 reejs of wildlife pictures to 308 The Ladies Aid of CongT diiferent organisationschurch will hold their annual bazaar on Saturday, December TOK PAT IN PROGRAM 4th beginning at 2 p m, There m the teachers meetina at tho JSS7 ncy 1 Michigan Union at Ann Arbor Sav cf v WtiDGn a Sat M1 Do Swathout reprewhfehe1 wm 1 redd the Briqht1 in rxi T T Lf mZti the discussion on Creative Liv are invited tocallafor Asher Vlie and family and Mrs Jessie WyLe wcie m Fowlact 1 lorvillo Sunday mass Sunday in farewell to the Henry Dickinson and wife of pastor afer his 8 years and 9 New Boston spent Sunday at the months administration I Albert Dinkel home Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi got under way completion before this summer parael post bown, each meming Bess Crofoc4 Supervisor of hcol oagx Priced Also mark whether for BeAevite SSi rIL ra rhiiH r jn Ti,a j Tii ferkevitz of Warren, Gwendolen her i A,A t , i lncT Bess urotoct, Supervisor ot tr IT f, a Mi S nr 1 1 Warren Consolidated schools oc1 WS chairman, Hoyden Morgan a 35,500,000 cable between, have as much in package as Mich State Nomal j Grand Rapids and the northwest section of the state Although considerable progress is beinq made in buildina plant to handle tourist tele phone traffic Sipe said the jcb is not yet completed Many more facilities will be child or adult The dinner will MS of MvmcSh anA wS r be served by tfce Youna TV, p P1X2TT 2 Tm Auary at 530 Free will ofcr ,22 f U M als0 coMMwvrr CHUHCS Congiaaationai Rev D D Brady, Minister Choir Practise Wed Night Organist 6 hoir Di ret tor Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt HC Vedder Choir Practise Wed 730 Morning Worship 1030 Sunday School 1130 Senior Choir Prac Wed 730 Wednesday, 17th No Jun Ludtko attended the football game in Detroit Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee were Mr and Mrs Edward Nuoifer and cauqh ter cf Hch and Bob Horine The Younglove PT Aheld an interesting meeting Fri niqht C1ty viih 30 present Mrs Richads of wo cases last wk because the two fourteen year old girls who were arrested at 200 amwere out with two marr kdm e n The law only provides IJeliaTtycfainst the parentsThe lav was adopted in haste and never vould have worked anyway Several other youna girls picked up were also freed According tc Detroit papers the law will be revised but even then we think it will be found to be un worljibleThe responsibtilty of being up their children cannot be passed over onto the state or Howell talked on a county hea Another Thanksgivina has roll ed around As the years pass by the character of the day has lth unit Last Wed right while on his wa home from Detroit with his changed much It is still a day ingDonatioriS greatly appreciat ed took part MARRIAGE LICENSES 1 r 7 AUTO ACCIDENT Wt to handle this specialized j A bad auto accdn took Ru, WiW place last J v lvvuee the Dexer traffic as Michigan Bells part in encouraging, one of the state s principal industries Alfred Gzazke, 21, Howell, Beachy Hunt, 41 Howell, Ada Whiiof45 Sunday 23th ior Choir practice Vmrk WH Myer stooped Jfor family reunions but the big 800 Union Thanksgiving Ser 7nfsta inTe dark he Thanksgivina Day footbaU vice,Mennomte and CongiChuri an l Ffonna a brck games which used to ring down ches Sermon Gratitude, a d er inurcs Ke man 1 the season of college football Christian Virtue by D r Rev zrajaqed tQ qQ fn he cab of thc Cvji truck where he wasnt found til next morning He is new in St Tack Readon came to the Cliff VanHorn home last week from A Joe hospital Ann Arbor where ks was taken when his armwas fcfoken in 3 places Miss Rosalee Nash spent the week end in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Frank Ckzrk oj 5 3V ffiS 2SUa5WaI1 363f SReIrvUSSchpOSTAI CLERK EXAMINATION dhXSh WJ7 Ub0U 33 Brihto I WedLda, DecIAOO Junior 0 amDec 4 19 at the m to Utv h4ciTl An j T Choir 730 Senior Choir Hweli postoffice for substitute Abo Jfti IfcSra GHr Pi Sunday dinner quests of Mr Thursday Dec2ndB,ble Study clerk in the Pinckney pestoifice W a broken TOsi MUs AuHrv T11 PF werRev Meeting at the Parsonage at 800 All desiring to ake the examin,1 ChURCH ta may secure application Pressle brumes JUTI BeU who, Wubur Coyfe and wife and Leo nocture oJLflwiildins operate iwai wrth Suiger had Jus fl Covle of Howell ani Bemice w Wni jjKwoirt flsad MUiasd wets Sunday guests of cut ernd Smger wascut about, Lqmont of Detroit I NORTH JfAMBUR CHURCH Sunday auests of Mr and Mis Bob Tascm were Mehrin Troteand, wile Tom Hinicki and wife of Detroit and W Eadner and family of Ann Arbor, Jb BOAtr Km Duma niaht Ben 4 at fc PX THE DRAFT CALL Booer Reopen passed the army examination in Hint last week and may be catted in Dec with Mr and Mrs Winston Bcruqhn the face AH camehome that, Elmer VcmBeuran and wife Exr Bechy,ur 4C60 Srthoit , , lbtlt rtsfey and Florence Byers expect to leave Supt Wm Leidg Byron next month for Fla to Ro4 7 nii N K of Pinckny spend the winter Youi Peotks Meetist 70 Victor Rokos who recently Fvontng Jtfa4 816 sold hie reecrurant here is again, Murufatf Worship 8ervic ioorr employed by Ken Nicholson inSunday Scfeooi the Topinkos Cafe on Milwaukee Beryl Lewis who passed in Oct Livingston county was short in St Detroit Sam Gentile and wife were a , Mrs Marjory Shehan attended guests of Mrand Mrs Norman their goota kis month, senaing a teachers meeting at Ann Ar Reason last week at their cottbut 2 of 4 men asked bor Saturdof age near larwelL forms at the Pinckney potoffice These they will fill ou and bring to the examination room All veterans organizations are azV to take noticeExcrmination is restricted to perrons of the office or temporary employees JA Connor, Regional Director PINCKNEY 5fGFDAUGHTERS The Circle will meet Thur, p m, Dec 2 with Mrs Fred Read Exchange of giftFor details on shower for needy persons at I Sanitoriujn, ogP Mrt Shirley are no more In Dexter for many ycjars the Cathohc Church on that day put on a big Thanksgiving Day banguet and proaram on which appeared some oi the best speakers of the state The event was long ago ended Nov the theatres, niqht clubs and taverns get most of the Thanksgiving celebrators As a whole we as a nation have much to be thankful forThe cou ntry is at peace, employment is high and the working people have plenty of money to spend Although prices are high there is plenty of food available and manufactured articles are much easier to obtainIn fact we are so bountifully supplied with the things of life that we are able to ship plenty of them to needy Europe and Asia irom the plusThis is as it should he Gus Ledwidqe was home Notre Dame ueiYetstty over week end Gilbert Bailey of Adrian ih week l y3 Jw V , ij v k mMmk v SS7T75H y vi , , SuAji tte Hnrtaoj DhiVA Wedateday, November 24 1948 2SjCbi fJ BARK THAT BITESTo test various types of insulating coatings for telephone wires, Bell Laboratories maintain a dense birch forest in New Jersey Wires strung through the forest show hpw different materials resist the rubbing action of tree limbs under actual outdoor conditions 50000 GRAINS OF COALDid you know there was coal in your telephone Actually, there are about 50,000 grains of it behind the diaphragm of the mouthpiece This is enough to cover a surface about the size of a dime Coal is used in telephones because it can translate the vibrations of your voice into electric waves on wires These waves can be Bent to another telephone, where they are converted back into your voice HANDY HUNTING GROUNDIts easy to locate a doctor, veterinarian, farm equipment dealer, feed and grain supplier or any of the countless other people you need to call at one time or another Theyre listed by trade or profession in the Yellow Pages in the back section of your telephone directory Make a habit of using the Yellow Pages and see how much time and effort it saves you dayill and dayout all year round ICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Pur 1,500000 fotfwor rural eonstruetloii program nor asa fcetfer rural telephone service k UJ mU LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS H Having dteided te eSocontinue farming will sell at public auction all my personal preperty listed below Located 9 miles South of Howell on Pinckney Road to Rush Lake Road and 3 miles East or 3 mile Northeast of Pinckney on North side pf Rush Leke 3381 Rush Lake Road Follow arrows , J PUANl MEYfcR, Auctij r Pheste Howell, 1219 A Wrash Open Milking, Bred Aug 1 elsUin Co I yrs e Hiking, Bred Oct, 11 fresh, Opea , r , Frets Opes HokUta Cow, s yrs old, Fresh, Calf by side Eolstsin Cow, 4 yrs old, MUUsifc Put Jan 27 GtSffBsey Heifer, 2 yrs old, Due Jan t GcernseyN Heifer, 2 yrs, eld Bred OeW1 Guernsey Heifer, 2 yrs eld Bred Oct Brown Swiss, 2 yrs, old, Open , HoUUin Heifsr, 11 months eld Open ir HoUtein Heifer, 10 mantes ofcL Open T W Holstein Heifsr, 11 Deaths elf VPn MtfM Holitein Heifsr, 2 weeks est 2r No 16 Registered Canadian bull, U years old, Good held file MWe, weight 1750 pounds, mSkWm V W VHBBBBBBBBB FARM TOOLS ft EQUIPMENT 1144 Ford Fergsio Tractor AH9 At tires good 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor, 212 FloWf 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor Cultivator 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor, 6 ft Mowsf 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor Boas Saw 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor 6 ft Double QSJ 1944 Ford Ferguson Tractor Pulley 1944 Ford Ferguson Taaetor Duel 1947 David Bradley 12 Hammerail 1Q47 Avery Tractor Manure Spreader good 1945 McCormick Deerina Corn Planter O FF attachment, McCormick Deering 11 Hoe Grain Drill geoj McCormick Deering Corn Binder gOftU McCormick Deering Grain Binder 1946 John Deere Pfflh Hay Loader Cg John Deere 3 Bar Rsjke McCormick Deering Mowing Machine Oliver 214 Tractor Plow fv 1945 David Bradley Orchard and Garden Sprayer Briggs Stratfaon motor, good 70 Hammermill Belt Manure Carrier Bucket John Deere Dump Rake Land Roller Steel Wheel Wagon and R 24 Extension Ladder , , 1 Hone Cultivator Stone Boat , I ,fe Grind Ston Chicken Feeders iJiSBL Water Fountains Steel Nests jjgK, 2 Coal Brooders Electric Brooder V wwm Cross Cut Saw plks, Shovels, Chains and many, many articles too numerous to mention J5 MttJKLNG EQUIPMENT V tied PeLaval Magnetic Milker 2 ujajt with pipe for 19 cows WsP a good HUlt GRAIN Broae loose, gos4 Corn tale Come early TERMS All sums of 10 and under fuh orer that amount credit will be rfven for 1012 months time on bankable Bote s bearing 6 interest MM Margare 1A1S SALPH KOEPELE, Oeik TB4TER j Frtday, Sateriay, Her 2S, 27 OM1L TO SAN ANTQNE NeigUnirtrf Note Tbe Stockbridge American Legion poet will sponsor a bass et boll team The Stockbridge Briei Sun resorts the Screw Products Co of Jackson has bought kmd there to build a factory Some miscreant gave Justice, Fred Qonnenwett a rubber I check last week in payment oi a fine SSJ The Methodist church at Hym mouth celebrated their 100th an niversary last week Jerry flagman, Dick SchouerJ and Don Karnes of Howell who enlisted in the navy have been , chariee Schmidt oi Midland 512 Goadard has been awarded the Silver WttI L Beaver ior outstandincf work j CemineSiU as a scout master While master See oi Lore at Pinckney he took his troop the New York Worlds Fair J I SYLVAN THEATER Chelsea Mich I A Qood Western wtth Gene Awlmr Peggy Stewart Conway Sevang Ovt el this WeddT TeeeeayTHev tt SO IIWCONQUEBED U Tenhrirelat A 8ew Western on e k is tlMBseetTtef Dy Mstaee 10 T M GIVE MT BBQABDS TO BROA0WAr 1 Dan DaOey, Charles Wlnninger Nancy Qutid ChasUe Hugglea, slay Bateter Newt MGqf Friday, itsy Kov n ranuoiAOT WUd rrentlef to SES HOWELL ThoiUfir S BuU AbboS,L Leu CoSlsllo Jl and Barbara Joyce latest News r i ftatu Mesu Tuew Nor II, 2t t4AS SO Mi i Wed,, Taw HOT 24, 23 WALT DISNEYS died at Los Angeles, Calil last week He spent 35 years in the Philipines as a missionary Nins from Livingston county enlisted in the army in October Glenn C Yelland oi Howell th draft Sardf Ott0nwy to Nw Musical Comedy The Howell high school debat MELODY TIME ing team lost to Inkster last b Techsieoeier week Coaedy Worelty Weww1 Mr and Mrs Rem Geer Oi Friday Saturday NOT 26 27 THE STrFET WITH NO NAME teatoqt Mr Mandmg fcuilut His Dream House wife Stevens Lloyd v,o Mark Stevens Uop BtcgMBd Widmars Barbara Iferwrence 4 Grand Rapids called on friends in Brighton last week enroute to Florida to spend the winter 200 deer licenses were sold this year by two Fowlerville dealers 1 The KaiserFrasier Co has already built 38 homes near Will Sunset Is SHERIFF OF CIMARRON Service TARZAN AND THE MERMAIDS Sunday Monday Nov It It Mat Sunday lilS P M, Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan SILVER RIVER Thomas Mitchell Bruce Bennett Cartoon NoTelty wRuJ a build morejjohaay Weissmullef Brenda They sell for 9,500 up I jZ2L rwa , Jack Reid, son oi Mr and J0 I Mrs Qare Reid oi Dover who is in the air com at ToykoJapan has been made a sergeant The Brighton parking meter contxovesy continues The Brigh ton Chamber of Commerce pass ed resolution and sent it to the council asking that the parking I meters be removed Mayor Tom Leath hoots this sugqestion and J Tuesday, Wednesdey HOT 20TDic7T , Mtl Obo Hobrf R, which adopted this resolution A J report on the meters since Aug BEftrnv rvoorea ions 7400 Total 18060 I Comedy u Brighton high school has deO bating team and meets Holt in the first debate j, Clair Connine of Milan hasfj been awarded the new 70,000, Bchool gymcontract at New Hud son This bank has been a steady lender oi money since its beginning and ft has been profit able, not only to oureelves but We believe our customers feel they too have profiled We invite all types of borrowers to see us for loansAny program of operation which comes under a bankable loan will be made by this institution FIRST NATIONAL BANK Howmt ro Member Federal Deposit Cnsui ance Corp AIL deposits up to 5000 insured Protect torn cash by uemg out NlGgJ DEPOSITORY distill IIIIIIIUrillllBHIillUlllllill IIHJf Ned an OH Hot wz t WILL SHOW AND D040NSTRATE M OUR MODEL GIBSON TRACTORS SATURDAr, NOVEMBER 27 1948 At 2180 Weel Grand ftvec Bo wea Michigan From 140 Pvssi to 4s88 P M JLTM Peferson VC1 Albert Neebitt and wife of Des roit Chas Whitehead and wisj and Beatrice Lamborn of Gas aory were Sunday guests alt the ASJuy homo J Shehan and family oi Ann Asbor were Sunday quests at the Louis Shehan home Edward Joseph, infant son of N otes of 471 ears Ago I Frank Wells, pres of the state 1 ba of health has asked all per 2 sons to be vaccinated aqainst small pox t Since the illness of Pete Pooles baby they have been stayinq JttiihJtiftLJnotheLMxs Donald son TheyTcetafirein tfce1r own home which caught fire Fri but the blaze was put out While loading a 22 pistol the other day VeitiB Reason was struck in the abdomenThe wound was slight but he will I have to postpone his departure tHtagJVginiq tor a week, J James Ryan and John Denehy were found guilty in circuit court last week in the Fitzsimmans murder trial wHih lastod 2 wks Great efforts were made to dis credit the testimony oi DrHJFSia lei af Pinckney and Swartz of Hamburg, medical examiners in the caseThe plea of AJ Saw yer Srassipros to the jury, was one of the qreateet ever heard in the county The Masons and Stars will give a big Thanksgiving party I and dance at the opera house Thursday night m S E Bartn was in Tuscola ca last week where he purchased some fins Delaine sheep Born to Hershel Watts and wife, Nov 22 a daughter Born to Wirt GJarpenter and , wife Nov 17,a son Millard Capt Darrow and farm I ily of Lewlstoa, Mont are visiting relatives here The 3 brothers of The Read hunted here with him last week Dick Clinton has purchased a new ihreshnq engine 25 carloads of lambs from Monthave been purchased to feed on the beet pulp at the Lan sma suaar factory , Tom Clinton and wife attended i the funeral oi melr grand4aaan Iter at Jackson last week a Water Hester We have seversd Makes on hand alee eA tests A Cesspleter Line ef Toilet Combination as well as All Bathroom Fixtures Hectric Heaters Pumps ei All Kinds ed Kitchen Sinks MWRfiN J HUGHES Telephone Pindcney 157F11 3 RepaWng a seeiolitf MASTBR PLUMBER iinmwimwiHiitiiiMiMutiii eeitiiiwiitaitf WORK l OVERALLS Carhart Headlight Overalls Jackets lined and imBnea PANTS Cor WhtoW 1 Oxtort 9W ttaftaktaWw AT ton Covett, Chombro TiZ UNDERWEAR IKMHI Cotton and Wool Flannel and Wool Ps JTSS Overalls PfPgsPftrtwT SHEBOYGAN WOSTJLJg BALL BAND AND HDIWB IqTWEAa mtfitm rSlktaa WH ppiggcH BOY A Isttcjo stock on our ow f1 tmA on J Note of 25 Tears Jio LL ST Fsarf and Main Sts1 gj STtTTIIawson hit Britches L00 Off fcedal Prices tor e Bes of me Monft Coas 1340 Ok nfwumman A Ererrmtaa You Heed m J w SVAN S STORK raward Joseph, fnfcmt son el I last woek WisewL , i J lmenABL Massilovl axuqfr Mr aiul Mm HwaJRenSeau ve nS and Eon Reason was I HoisM boBJ Sr was baptised by Rev Mclcas 2Sck hf a car as ho made meJ j te ptld winter wimj A pThanksgivina swty wa at the 5PP wottpttt spent W week end with Elsie DeWolfe etj umH scbo fKigW sisJssmssls, ll fjytto 5wT to pfsTliflksQSfisa IsBty woo at the sVHMjhfl aettoae at Vyv wmmmmmmm ppwp mcmwnmmvrViww JY DISPATCH Wednesday ard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries Kennedys Gen store Entered u tatter at Postbf, ar tfnckney, Midjran undc the act of March 3 187 PubiisMd Every Wednesday IIS Mam St, Pinckssv, itehtan Subscription ratu 160 a Year Paeft W Crltt Pbtihr Mrs Verne Kennedy spent last week with her sister in Standish while Verne was north deer hunting r Mr and Mrs Don Swarthput were in Stockbridqe Sat nightMr and Mrs Ciiiford Royer and dauqhter oi Detroit spent Sunday with Wayne AtLe and wife RKGcrtesGuy Miller oi Howell and Mike Roche played checkers with Andrew Nesbitt Wed Lawrence IUIDI PUD uybnog spent Sunday at the GWLati mer home in Stockbridqe I M J Reason was in Canada I buying cattle last week f MrsEmma Dinkel spent last Wed with friends in HoweU Herb Palmer jrand wife of Lansing spent Sun at the Palmer home nere Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs Waiter Clark were Russell Clark and wife of Hiawatha Beach Mrs Ossa Siqler and dauqhter Mrs Dorothy Knottley of Wayne spent the week end with the Hoff Sisters Jackie Clark spent the week end at the Edsel Meyer home in YpsilantL VIMJUJB Ion Griffith and wife have moved lo Ann Arbor LE VISION HHI FM SETS to r puhZ FO ,heS6 Sets ai at bes pa the installation in I havo aU ,he new equipmen, fof Foi ,dio to Perform at ifa , Shlreys Radio Service i a ,i 20 YEARS m RADI 145 Mill St, Pinckney SPOT CASH FOR DFv , DSABLED STOCK HORESES 500 CATTLE S500 HOGS 3150 Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO S1ZK AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PICS REMOVED FJE PHOI COLLSCT TO OARLINf COMPANY BUYERS OF HIDES J i Plumbing Water Systems Ets Stanley DlnStefi I t SEE YOUR Electric Comforter Honestly Its just too relaxing for words to climb into a bed already warmed by an auto matic comforter Youll drift off to sleep before you know iu Why, even the sheep youvf always counted cant stay awake , satinYTTplus savings in storage space with only on cover, a cover moths wont touch Your neighborhood appliance dealer and all Edisen Customer Offices have the new electric Comforters and blankets See them today St ude baker Trucks and 2 TON TRUCKS FOR ECONOMY AND DURABILITY LET US REPAIR YOUR Car Truck iVa stor t V 11 W i RADIATORS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF RADIATORS AND CORES IN STOCK Wm, Eeutsch Son YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 127 South Michigan Ave Howell, Michigan Phone 1391 Of course, you can count the added fieifltter iSSfK KTROIT EDISfiB SO Dr J D Kruse Chlroprortor CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS 105 W frond River HoweU Mlchgon Oaad er Alive HORSES 500 Ci LE 650 T HOGS 150 pe WT OEPNPHTS UPON SIZE A CONDITION , CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Foii AnimeJf Collected Prorarfly vt rn Equipment Capable Men t U PARKER Avewit 4 ff Pf nv fUrvica in MkAfca The FASTEST Deed Sfcrk Central Deadstock Co Mr md MMPN BJ M D1 Sneed of Howell en l Jfraio fijttstf r Brown Prank Aberdeen and arte were J1 ffS Vo and eon, A Ann Arbor Sundat the Wilbur Eleele home in Vincent Shields and famUy ol i Me Lida Karat and danqbtera Srf , Arbor nd Mrs Mde Metz, ol Howell spent Sunday at the L Mr, Llhl Lamb of East Lan of Howell spent Sunday at the I Henxv home f ,caUi ot the Ona Camp Lee Lavey home Mrs Steve O Msfwi Campbell and family J Friday Brien of Bunker HiU is visitma L etAv crtthi Charles Mel El CSattttp is building a cott there Mh Cheino I gn rqr of hs lot whichI Bail DriTW of Better has put mtrikm waeneid ejUlf tai reaeed to Mnt Orson Mc1 chased me Skerwin km on Joy XMia , Bood men M M, f Ambrose Murphy of Jackson i is a patient at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor n I Joyce Ckrrk spent the week end with Marquerete Coon at Chilson Mrs Murray Kennedy and child ren spent Sunday at the Stanley Culver home in Deeriield Mr and Mrs Earl Kenwell of Detroit were week end quests of Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson Hockey Service DrWCWyiie and wife oTDwl ter spent Sun at the An Neebitt home M ViS W 5 i tfe rA V, imM vf ti M XSr, miA SXdfej5CTJpspejSJH,Tu Ia j iSTJS PINCKNEY v IEPENDABLEBaby Sitter,35c cm hour Call Vivian DyerPinckney phone 141F2 I 8UUS Or M2CHXCSAN DM Probate Court tor fee County PBOFESSiONAL CORNER I FOR BENTFiv room farm , iwinr i,,,, ,, home, 5 mile N W oi Knekney d dd Court hld at htutty i, electricity being totalled 15 a JWw OMc in h ey ol Bow onih Lpte office V2 1 r uTlL iouO P M WANTEDTo buy an outside PresentHon Hixam H Smith, judge Except Wednesaafj toilet Earl Gallup j PlM Mon,iued,rrL,bat 7uooJCpm IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF V FOR SALEKc4ar porcelain bath November AD 194 G R McCLUSKEY tutk Mrs, HarlOW Monsell j Mary Qgart having filed in said I Dentist Gegory Mich Court hex petition praying that the ad j 112 la North Michigan , r r r, i si a Ministration oi said esiate be granted to I Telephones 1 SALfcQuakor Fuel OI Stove Hwry tt , , t jjience 814 Evenings by Appointments HoweiL Michigan J1 for 40 Garth Meyer 110 ain StPinckney, Phone 152 AND IT COSTS ONLY A PENNY A PERSON A DAY I MAGIXE IT All the automatic hot water you needeven on heaviest washdays fur less thm a penny a person a day An 1 it iKut matter where you live No gas or electric connections are needed with a DuoTherrn Water Heater You burn cheap fuel oil available anywhereand get hot vatr4iay or night at the turn of the tap Come in and see the brffffantTy beautiful, strikingly styled new models finished in gleaming white enamel Four sizes to chouse from h DUOTHERM AUTOMATIC FU6L 014 WATER HEATER person, j It is Ordered that the 17th day oi January AD 1948 at 2 oclock In the afternoon at said Probate Office be Sad it hereby appointed for hearing aid petition It is Further OrderedThat public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy oi thU order once each week far three successive weeks previous to , edd day oi hearing In the Pihcbiey Dispatch, a newspaper, printed and cir j FORiWhite porcelain kitchen oil eulatod in said Coarttv i heater with water heater combin A tjue copy Hiram R sh atioa Gerald Reason 1 Celestia Parshall Judge c fobate j Beajstet if Fxabatt FOR SALETwo 5 tier electric chick brooders 20 each,, all metal nests 6 each, 8x10 tent cot 20 Fletcher Tracy lakeland Phone Brighton 6033 VANWINKLE VANWINKLE DWVanWinkle tXYanWinkle Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Borflc Howell Michigan Cemetery Memorials 924 NMain St,Ann ArborMich Harold Chubb, v Local Representative 518 Fleming SU Hewell Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Markers HERB SNEED MARTIN J LAVA Phone 18 207 i EGrand River Attorney at Law HoweiL Michigan Phone13 Brighton, Mich Real Estate InsuranceBrokerage phon 157F11 Repawn City Lake and Farm Property, j MYRON J KUGHES A Speciality Plumbing and Heating List oui Proper with Me State 8717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake FOR SALEfflngle metal becL , springs and mattress, used only Wafelifiaos 355 6 weeks Myron J Hughes Tel 157F11 Rush Lake, Pinckney FOR SALEBlock and slab wood yteiivered Henry Wjnslfciw Phone 112FU bearporated 1915 LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 j Pinckney Michigan A UCTIO NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYUE Phone Pinckney 78F21 FOR SALEWardrofie Trunk,home Tuesday to rriday Claude Black 3015 Monks Rd STATE OF MICHIGAN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON McPherson State Bank STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Ljaw 207 E Grand River Howell TSrocsipiAfioN SEIWJCE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All MaKes Phone Pinckney 154F3 P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phqnes 39 63 Plnckney,MlcK RED C REICKHOFF br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave HoweiL Michigan For Appointment Plne 358 Residence 613 DEPOSIT RECEIPTS , On Nov 22, 1948 the Commer Fred C Read and Ross T Read al Passbook Recording of depos OTTC I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road Deocter Phone Dexter 3461 IANE TASCT Letters or ny Papers Composed , vlm Cooied cr Your Convenience copartners doing business as its will be discontinued Instead Work Confidential Thomas Read Sons each checking account depositor Pliantiffs will receive machine printed rec vs eipt made possible by use of Wilma Mae Moorer j our new Burroughs Automatic Plaintiffs TeUeis Machine All woric woiui 747 MaUvPinckney, Phone 50FU Aa To whom it may concern Lavey Hwdre Depositors are requested to OKJ Take notice that on Oct 20 prepare deposit tickets in the 1948, wnt ol atyxchmont vas isi same hjni as they alway ,u h m ii sTTiTnTi AUTO GLASS ET US REPLACE THAT EROlfc EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR ABES AUTO PARTS FURNACF SALES REPAIRS FOR SALE 22x52 ft passen ELECTRICAL WIRING ScLffl U JyJffi R L POND, rortage Lake 11948 Riaht reserved to reject Phone Dexter 25S6 any x cuT bids Box 108 Pinckney FOR SALE Larqe ClrulciorFOR SALENew nn wr Ojal stove also black BISZJT field Coat CaU 70F3 Elmers Garage Oak Grove 01S Eftst Grand Rivar, Phone 151 Heweli sued from the Circuit Court for have in the past the County of Livinqston where in Fred CRead and Ross TRead Upon presentation at the tell copartners doina business asters Window the Teller vilThomas Read Sons are named 1 Verify the cash submitted plaintiffs and Wilma Mae Moorer 1 with the deposit ea as defendant, for the sum of One 2 Hand to the Depositer a rec , thousand dollars 1,000, andeipt which is machine valdmted it ruW A rt i rctrinsaieto1rgdurte6iWarn Adf VanWtakto VcnWinlcle JDepos FOR SM Oil beating stove, Attorneys for Plaintiffs Business Address Howell, Michigan CASH SPECIALS lad Dressing 8 aches Heavy Syrup NO 22 CANS omato Jule4Z Cant f Cleanser Apple Sauce AerOWax 3 Noa Cans Qts z LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock Hauling Weekly Hips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil Road GxJavel Fill Din and Road Built Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract 7628 Toma Rd Pinckney Rte 2 Pfhone Dexter 8116 FOR SALEFresh sweet cider, eating and cookinq applesrresh Vegetables George Ciiarboneau 040 Farley Road Phone 16 IF 11 Y CiRln my nome lor pre school uge children Ruth Puttor Phone 6 Pinckney FOR RENTModern 3 room furnished apartment 542 E Putnam Max Reynolds, Phone 143F2 FOR SALEUsedbutside ock door 4x7, complete with hardwareCall MrsSkinnei,phon 19 f OR SALCook stove, whiteen aniel primmed in black new graces, good condition r 234 WMain St, Pinckney service, aTeaTer aociacy, Vt 72LJh EJJnckmey SrfrfiS, f i50 and FOR SALEOil heating stove, aj foR SALE One ladies, aHwool added convenience for the cust1 heatrola and a kitchen range crev chaaferiel omer m, reconciling his account Ray BurilS f grey unesterieil A Ssvlsssi firmtnt n rnod FnR fiflfF7fi ft, on in g grey Chesterield wintet 000 Pi siz 16, practically new, just dry jvbss UMe Mm 1 bin i vanized pipe also 60 fee of mlrvl inch copper pipe Call Pinckney Mcriiersoo State BankNo BABYSITTERS 610 West Una wl DnMit lnsarAoce Catpmntnm, f aula Phone i41F4 Mousy to loan at reasonaoie tuc vwawfFnrsrHAP IRON AND toUrt WldgJjgjMi U XHlffiSfw Pi up Tims uaruiicaSeTWJDeposit All deosit8 up to 5000000 in I Over 80 Years of Safe Banking 1 sured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor k00r oneladiesplaitall wool winter coat, size 16,has niver been cleaned, price 700 one ladies pin stripe suit, dark blue size 18 300,good coadit ion 245 Unadiila StreetPinck ney FOR SALE2WarmMornmgStoves 45 tnd 55, 1 Oil Heat Fab Soap Powder 49c Reg 37c 2 3Sc BTEFFEN ROM FCrTSALETPOTATOES 100 ajr 45, Oil Drums 350 bushel L W Umstead Son 4Q7 gtewart S, Pinckney FOR SALEWarm Morning coalFOR SAUAil Motor W5ES1 J heater with automtic draft con md a circulating heater trolm like new William Cooper Phone 143F2 545, E Putnam BAY SITTERS Depenciablc 8Sc Cement axers 3 12 cuft,gasa IF0R RENTONE FURNISHBbJan hr CaU Loma er 146F6, FOB RENTAL orthern Tissue2F 19c ork Chops Bacon SUCIP IB, 49c Frahkfairts SCN OB SKINLESS LB in or isctric, Utility Trailers,uli sizes Joy hour, da or week WILSON SALES RENTAL SERVICE 6121 Wost Grand River, Lake ROOM L J McKinley 306 Mill St Pinckney FOR size Isabel Brady 60 SALETent 10xl2T3 EXCELLANT OPPORTUNITYr R K Elliott experience motor truck and farm machinery mechiriac Inquiifi in EqiiiMgaerU Co, William Roche I 2321 E Gand River Howell FORSAIii AZZizA AMBITIOUS SALESMAN Chemung, Brighton Phona HowjFOR SALL Bay team, 8 and 9ipeson 8t0 to 1000 a U 354W years old, wt 2700 RMMenzie Equipme3l 1 year old white iwri oiud 1 year ok OTi SALEWell seasoned wood, Rk hens hve or dressed ord or truck load Also apples TI Tnson, Phone 5 1942 Nfrsh EBock Portage Lake w WiAi, y W1 uiessea 5 FOUNDBlack and tan houndthe leorae Charbonneau 9040 Far 191 1 2SS nSn J5 r Rrf t iRipn FOR SALE 1942 Npsh 4 door PFerty ad payinq for keep, y Rd, phone 161F11 Sedan EBorv iwi, T i W RnnAH OR SALEMontgomery Warcv uel oil heating stove Good con liUaa, 910 W Main St VANTED for farm machinery and motor trucks, bxcellant opportunity for right man Apply n person 800 am to 1000 am M Menzies Equipment Co, 2321 E Grand Rivfer, Howell Wayne Bennett S Clarks PINCXNaT ITIMEST FOOD STORE W m OPENING Christmas Book omer Mrs Hackneys Selected ook to children opens Sat Jov 20 at Hackneys Hardware, tarter Michigan Books at all price Adult Books on equest WANTED To rent a one car garage Phone 108F3 Murray Kennedy Wm Jeffreys, Lee Tiplpdy and Harry Murphy attended the Notre Dame Northwestern football game in South Bend Ind Sat Mr and Mrs F LewU of Port land spent Sunday with fioyd Martin and wtftv , FOR SALE Warm Morning Stoves Farmers Feed Supply 0 PHONE 104 MAX 1V 1 AV Ski s Vt 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 24, 1948 Description An account of the resource November 24, 1948 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 1948-11-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9f42a20183ea1a004deae69a74a8d598.pdf 6100740981639c40490229f816576457 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. br 1 ispatcii Volume 65 The Pincknej DispoVi Wednesday, Dec 1, 1948 i No 48 School News FOOTBALL BANQUET jJBowling Scores The high school football ban 1 TueResulfe Nov10 quet is at the IdhoSlMm dJnL 23739key will feature the menu Jack 2008 4 Blues 675695656 Young is toastmasterWe were uu wL T unable to get this program but Jafl JP655571586 undersland they are tryina to ftk De fx Reds 694534get motion pictures oi one of i l802 Jr this years Michigan football r5Cj y Tavena 692677670 OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat We StHI Think Soi Current Lvmment In our musing a couple of wks tns kPPned recently i i, , , T, Winch vni, , , i , nave aqj on the 194b football earn a 1Kn wouici proiabl, cvney high school, we lemar oei lpoe a lev games GIRL SCOUT NEWS 2049 de Cory Drug 660660603 1923, 40 Fenners 7787187482242 def White Front 7157766682159 31 Reads Lumber 740667679 2086 del Pinckney Fab 562615 NTICIPATINO THCOMJNS VENTERWEATHER, MEN IN OUR SNOW BELT STATES ARE NOW SETTING UP SNOW FENCES, THROUGH THEIR WORK AND FORESIGHT, ROADS AND RAILWAYS WILL BE PROTECTED FROM DRIFTING SNOW THAT MIGHT AU OTHERWISE DISRUPT TRAFFIC AND VITAL COMMUNICATIONS 12305 13460 12496 12454 i 12819 8 10 12330 7 11 12430 7 11 11872 6 12 11397 5 13 12255 The girl scouts of Pinckney wexe organized in SeptJor the girls over the aae of ten The first meeungfalewhch we 21 STANDINGS were organized we played someL , J STANDINGS games outdoors and had lots of b 11 ,l fun Fenners 12 6 We had jno meeting Hallo Sjf11 4 J,1 1 ween week or the week after Pinckney Tavern 11 7 We are now making covers Reads Lumber 9 9 for our scout books for a point Corv Drua toward our Ixrdqes l White Front We open our meetings by say Die Blues the pleaqe to the flag and sing Die Set eds the Star Spangled Rjnner with Pinckney Fab the Ibrownies Then we go by i December 8 Schedule ourselves and say our promise Cory Drug vs Pinckney Prod and discuss different thinqs White Front vs Pinckney Fab We have been asked to make i Die Set Blues vs Reads Lumber things listed in our handbook Fenners vs Bob White Pinckney for points toward our badges j Tavern vs Die Set Reds, We had a bake sale on Oct 23 to pay ior the books MORE DEER HUNTERS We had election of offtcers i Nov 19 Treas is Dorothy Lavey Dr Eay Du Guv Hinchey, and SecBarbara Van Slambiook Gna Clyde DOITOW returned with We meet in the school gym f aeer lafts week Leonard Cook and have had large attendance00 a 200 lb bear, at every meeting oaiwuday Max Musson of How Barbara VanSlambrook, Sec 1eil sn0t a 2ad lb deer on the, i Orville Smith farm Stanley I j Dinkel wounded one Thursday MISS VINA TRAVIS on the John punne farm but itj Miss Vina Travis passed away got away at Ft Meyers, Forida, Saturday Ry Reason, Gerry Eichman Tre funeral will beat the Swar cmd Russell Glover went to Oil thout Funeral rome, Friday at City over the week end but 2 pm Rev Brady ofheiatinq had no luck Lester McAfee Burial in North Hamburg ceme, and Jim Doolittle went to Mioj K tery The deceased was a farm ver the week end and Hockey er resident of Pettysville and an i Swarthout joined Ray Sullivan OJ uat PincKneys schedule was1 g u nqr VVaa accPted for a wet this year in forcing them metmbershjp m rUii mberSt coli neei Briqhon in the second ,rat0,ny and Levi Jackson a iru of the seasonThat if tneCafraiJ1 l Uie aie college footHloa qame had been last on, tem i0r Txt ycar Now nea o schedule Pinckney would, r, e Plaed Jn college have won Broker LaComb oi tooti,aU teams for u number of Jrie Brighton Argus does not like1 CarS n, 3 cl tLcm havo this thouqht and scorches us in06 the AhAineau team an editorial which ook up part S no thern colleges but so of his front page last weekHi I as We kiow none has ever ire was evidently heiqhened b, n elQiQ caPtain nMorevor the fact Brighton claims he Wen AN WOMEN THROUGHOUT AMERICA, ANTICIPATING 4 UTURE NEEDS, AAE SETTING MdNEy ASIDE REGULARLY IN LIFE INSURANCE, THROUGH TWlR THRIFT AND FORESIGHT, THEY ARE PROVIDING SNOW FENCES FOft THEIR FAM LIES GUABANTENG THEM A ANP SECURE TOMOZOWm Class C championship, Hoi are his sentimens Quoted froiii tiie bnqhton Aqi In his column last week, oar good iriend,Paul CurleU, publisii er of the Pinckney Dispatch,took exception o oai claim that Brqi ton had he best Class C foot ball earn in the state this season To have tiiis expression rl doub come from our near nrioh , bor is a source ot deep xiJiup poinment to us Had the conciiions been reverse we would have Vxken pleasure in aoina all out to suppport Pinckney in is claim or saewide honors j i In his column Mr Curlett i staes, in part J the two teamr I should meet aqain the LLO H j vould be reversedPinckney hovi not then begun to rollThe iron ble vih Pinckney was heir sen edule was all wet Brighton should ljave been one of he last games on the schedule iaie is a rich mans college and caters strongly to Una class We also read where a college turn cd dewn a southern bowl game invitation fo New Years ay because this college would not let Lhorn use nnqro playersThe rco cd people are ccrainly mak nrj proieo in rivil rights in lOiih Or reccilly tcy were permtCd to oly in major leai bcie xiA Somehow or ohr ve fail to JKI iiuLh 1 ci o iiie coming cxioji of Gen io ana the oihe apanec vciwoid, nearly jur years aixr the vvarihere vco ev icjiracj afcr World Va I oa thj Ko,iu champi vai iGid o lie war escaped cit 1,,,1101 crid died a poacji Cirii Molcind Just whet rjiii trite execuions vii hao u tnc o is doubtiul NJW if a rhoo had been on lo ohoi fool and aixin had v,on ii v or ve woircr if they wouW have execuedthe person aunt of Mrs Dessa Nash RECEPTION FOR at Lovells Lynn C Gardner Church Jews LIVINGSTON COUNTY HEALTH ST MARYS CHURCH Rev Albert Schmidtt, Pastor A 5 SCHMIDr e Livingston County Health uSSlly h SSr V A recpfcon will be given for J Un wi11 i, tll vSTZJZ home in W lllZ iill an,4 Blble 5tory classes Friday From your arguements we are asked to assume that the briqh, ,,, i ton Bulldogs throughout their ,uJ ieponr,le for the atomic bomb defeated season remuineu the i explosion v tiijii same unpolished earn that in second game of the season,allowed Pinckney to hold them ic , ,, u a 140 score lho situation m Chma be comes more acuo ine coinmun Tlxe iootbaii fans of Brighton ifita ccm to bo in oontcji oi the have the highest regard for 1in I shuoion and the detect of the ckneys fighing and gctdant i943 naticnaist iorcoj i predieed in team Furthermore, we jomwdcr the rneanhme Gonhiunq Ka the batle Pinckney maJe oriho is loiKuy donrcnHiiT more Sloan Field this fall one oi C aid iiom 1 co,iry and his at highlights of the season Howov vle broaclcast er, we resent any implication1 hom Japan C Gl appeal i rih otnd at 745 1, on any 9011 dayPmcimey eri, notable the lcrit papers oarish PincHteV at the Pinck M1 Uitu f inqieieen oi v i way ana reumea for adultS followed bv I could have defeased Bnqhon, aIC Jomaniiq more action irom 6 efliAnn Arbor will talk on a county borne whent he sutfered the 1a ton, Id preSn fof Sv We submit that hfcl ihe aame ,, mmir,, it wJi ,o can ao bd of healthAll Invited seizuteHe lived alone since the J, P y I death of his wife several years communionMBS HUNTEH B GALLATIANt ago but had a family living in COMMUNTY CHURCH Ms Hunter B Gallatian 72 ummt buf passed 1 Pev TT , Throuqhou the season the Bull wduher hre Qt UCk 61 wy before medical help could Chofr ft uSMM 18 hav ust as d Wed She was Emma Younq,dau called , rfa, VVed Night they needed to be Paul, you HA , ti,A , ri, rganiS Chir Dctor know as well as we do that br He was the son of Wilham e Mrs Merwin Campbell qhton was a marked team eve Gardner of Iosco and wes born S S Supt H C Veddei ney school auditorium Sunday from t8 to 10 pm Murray Kennedy is chairman Conservation Notes The deer kill this year is est , , Jmated Ho be 10 percent less than 5hter 5 t aid Sarah last year when 109,375 were kill I Young oi Hamburg township and J ru iM,tor i A,,r wVirt rrrtBRl married Hunger Gallatian in 1912 ,, to SS t r Shot Fora number of ,yecrs, they liv spent hislife othe Jarm Choir Aact Wed 730, L in Pinckney whoro they opor SlrfwSlhTve ,he me OllStaion aed 300 at exter ComersSurvivmg are where he diedHe was married Morning vVorliipvifrSfr to NUi Younglove demahr of Sermon JThePlah of Aclion in Mr and Mrs George Younqiove the Book of Acts v mm viiuuu mis of P11 nsbiP TherG wee Sunday School 1130 JfiTMkii fai candv oe of Cailf and a brother, Wm chUdren ffis sole surviving Lesson from the Book of Acts wjj1 wS Snfr i Parkinson of Harrison and sever felatives are Frances Listor of Senior Choir Prac Wed 71 ine game , counlr s t wli been played later in the season short o rhtii i ai,iyiavy Brighons superiority would have, tJn i air fcivcs uvrr itoro i been more marked I hard to too If w did lhis we I would lave to dt wur on Communism awd 1iu ici s lendiiK jil is ovciJ a sMootinq var vitn if ,Oihvdc,ntl in c J a l rorcase oi arms and ajnmunitioi not sufficient cry lime it stepped onto the gridiron this fall Every team on is Jjchedfir memnhq Pinckney, 30 horn rack was shot near Rapid River in Defri county by Charles Malek of Ashley The funeral was at the Swarher, Frank Liser, for tany at lhe church thout Funeml Home Eri ahyears, school commissoner of 8QQ Special tQ diacuss and was pointinq towards the Bright on game That the Fuildogs were able to roll up such an impress ive record should be a soi tree of pride and satisfaction io every other member of the league noomRev McLucas officiating Washtenaw county and a nep vote m on r of EvQn Burial was in Hamburg cemetery hewWilham Lister,of California gelical and Conql churches He early became identified wuh paDiic hie and served on Politics is runnyBefore ve got into the la1e war wo furnished arments, planes, munitions gal ore to Great Britian 10 aid her fiqh wih HilerNow in the Holy MARHIAGE UCENSES SHOOTS BEAR Leonard Cook of Pinckney shof a 200 lb bear in the north last weekHe left it in a cold storage plant at West Branch Circuit Court News Judge Lyons held court at How 11 last week Ralph Green was t g iven judgement of 160 against church will hold th3ir annual, epr3Seniauves at Lansing which ill Walsh Tlie latter drove a bazaar on Saturday, December portion he filled with distinction, cjar of Greens and wrecked it 4h, beginning at 2 pm, There j fte retired from politics in 1930 Ernest Bullis was given a divo Marlie Coon, 38Chilson, Win his school board for ome 50 yrs ona Mickeis 23, Fowlerville e was dso supervisor and was, ,, , Carl Beaverstock, 43, HowellAl iected to represent this county BlbJ Tmnstetipn crhea Cook, 40,HoweU m the state legislature for four Thur 800Bible study at parterms In 1925 during the first supper Now Brother LaComb if youIand the Jews a fighting the think that Pinckney has any de Arabsfor qpuuul j heir home signs on the myihical class Ci land and 1his counry has plac A onno J i tle banish that thought as Pin ed an embargo on the shipment Monday 800Prudential Com j ckney ta only a class D team, of arms to he Jewish nation and anly last week confiscated a ANNUAL BAZAAR DECEMBER 4 eTm 0f GovFred Green he was The Ladies Aid of Cciiql iected speaker of the house of meetinq Church nite postpond Pinckney has claimed the Clas to Dec 13 when Dr LeRoy Wat D ,itle 3 1imes and defended J oi TnuritCns destined for erman will speak on The New QX claim iceln 1924 she took Israel Of course there is a niq Perri in a post season game qer m he woodpile and it is and won 25 to 0 Again inl7 Grea Briton who is an vivecii she defended the title aqains Y of lhe Arabs and has been Michigan Center and won 250 Jiding them in heir fiah wnn In 1944 she again claimed ,hetititne jews even o he exten oi at 530 Offering MFWNONJTE CHURCH M Rev Ezra Beachey, pator will beapotns, rugs, fancy work k dhas since held several ap Morning Worship 1000 periston was reervudThe ber is asked to wrap a parcel, phe was elected an alterSorges are divorced The suit of put price en it and be sure to J TT deleaate to the Philadephia RAY D WHEELER Henry Huelberg Fredrika Hal have as much hi package as but declined on ackr was tried and put over toj priced Also mark whother rn0f Ul health eHay D Wheeler 56, died at, Dec 13 as a witness was miss fbtld orIflh GtrJVj, His affiiiiations were ivith 5L Jog hospital,Ann Arbor, Fri these conditions prevaUnq we i day He was the son of tne late fail to see how Pinckney couid le but there were no challangers cending them army instructors Now lets look at ihe factsThishn addiion to arms and planesfall Coach Reader planned to Tliis is an alliance of necessi start Jim Burrourfhs and John , Great Britian is derxmaen in his backfieldSprout Arabia for much of their oil his ankle the day before j American oil men also have ou first game and Burroughs susieiors there which is wny a broken ankle in the fir j COunry has sucked m e with Lansing Brighon l te faht s game 0 was the next game and Coach Reader had to use a new backfield which failed to click With Prison Direcr Sanford has asked an Investigation ot Jack Courtright to foreclose a mech anics lain was tried and decis ion reserved Satth suit of James Smith wile TS Frank Oft and wife of Marion was heard and decision reserved This involves a drain age dftch ROAST yOBZ D1HNER JU FfBcfiney ConoL Church DECEMBER 4m at 5t00 PM TamOy Style Free Will Offeitg Gene Dinkel and wfle, Leo XJBVSJT cud wtf Hassl ffichazo s3oa Mcs Bowttci DfnlceLMr and sn AkmleT Dmlosl cmd loos lib CtttSk hA dmner at Blacks Samuel and Etta Parsons Wheel point for the Brighton qame Pin son prison and is branches rjnerai was nea r 1173171 P01 n ckniX Wed H1 ed QeW ME church Eat arcmoon Jf larm now owned by John combmcrions before one was CAN YCraD BUD YOVr ,1 Sncrf 146 Surviving are his wife, 2 sons MIND mating Burial was in Wright A dogs mourniul howl cine an Cemetery ced the death of his mistress in and 3 daughters The funeral was at Keehn Funeral Home in where r is claimed that over a million dollars worth of equip nnt etc has disappeared, most lv material purchased of hs ALL STATE CLASS C TEAM NYAaf4er the late warlt was The Detroit Free Press publish Two Class C teams Taes On a hospWod miles away This f Msmsf F 4 A M MEETING Dexter Monday, Rev Bishop thefirst teamConana, StThcai one of the many cases causmg1 x t scientists to wonder if animcust The annuel meeting and elect have extrasensory proception ion of ottoen of Livingston Lod officiating Burial in Webster as,Ann Arbor, StQair Shores, cemetery NOTICE The King Daughters will disRead Can Your Dog Read Yourf qe No 78 F6 AM wiR be held Mind in The American Wek Tuesday evening, Dec 7 a 00 ly, gteat magazine with this Sun pm An oyster supper will be continue their gift exchange mis days Dec 5 issue of Detroit served after the meeiiagA big year and instead give the gifts Sunday Times f cendance Is asked to the Sanitoncm shower On Fii,evening,Dec 3rd there Harry Robinson, veteian Plymourn auctioneer, died Sunday Mrs Rof Henry of Battle Cssek is now Mftcf m her apartment m msosnsx wiR be a special communication Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham to conferr 2 Second Degrees He attended me funeral of a cousin freshmen s served after degree me lormer Mary lore, adaughi at Look Love of Marion at MarP W Curlett, See Wakefield East Jordon St Chas Grand Rapids Lee, Chesaninq, St Andrews,Saginaw,St August ine Kalamazoo and StJohns, Jackson each place one man On the second team MilanPort kind MilUngton, Grant Bangor, Keego Harbor, Charievioux, St Johns Jackson, St Leo,DetroitSt MaryJtoycd Oak andSt Marion Detroit aet one man Brighton, a doss C title clcdment seems to have been over husAs far back as we remember Jackson prison wasbe ing investigaed and very wardens have left there honorable discharges The trouble is politics Ths w hrrve always been politically e pointed andowe eir jobs the fact feelt mey JelpedjiteA a aovernorThe result is wyt flock of inexrjerienoed men drawn the job and injnost have made a iaitae of The hkrh school rthke has been disced and wfchaotf ftfl wr f r tfcfcJ 4 mfV 5bIfce Mneknev DteptVfe Wednesday, 1 I4 i ip that acts Like an angel y fl T 0 famous lingerie designer, dreamed up the angelic NoRide slip with the 100 r mf iortmcnt wwr nrf w, fawfc or bunches under your zipper Straightcut front, gored back and comfortable fitted midriff, Looks like te fa utterly ravishing fabrics and finishes, tailored or lace trimmsd f AVON THEATER iSYLVAN THEATER AtkbrHo j Chelsea Mich Thursday, December 2 Friday and Saturday Dec, 34 Double Feature BILL AND COO in irucoior A BiiU story using 273 Love i Birds and trained croW i Friday SatiuTday Dec 3 4 rap ROOTS A Drama in Tchaicoei Stamao Van Heflin, Susan Haywai and Ward Bond Also WILD FRONTIER A Good Western with Rocky Lane Jack Holt Tt THE WALLS OF JEKICO Cornel Wirae, Linda Darnell ard Ann Baxter Cartoon LatMt Novd Sunday Monday Tuday, Dec 54 MR BLANDING BUILDS K3 DREAM HOUSE A Comedy Starving j Sunday and Tuesday Decc 5 4 7 SONG OF LOVE The story ot ih,e Uie oi great Compos, praams, Schumann I Lisjt, starring Paul Henreid, plua Cary Giant Myrna Loy, Melvvn New For Good MusicSee This J Douglas, Louise Beavers , 1 m 1 i , Sunday Shows 3,5,79 Comina UnUer CWItemla Stars t Call Northside 77 j ,, VIRGINIAN j Reissue In Technlcoolor with CVv M,W MICH Joel McCrea Brian Donlcvr, J Thursday, Friday Pec 23 Sonny Tuits, Barbara Britton Joel McCrea, Francis De, Cha Shows 7is and 9,05 Bickford 1 Cartoon Popular Sde e HOWELL Theater VlfV la TOUR FACES WEST New CQjtoon Travel Eco Saturday December 4 I Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette ,, , , ,, , ia We welcome the opportunity to IIBTTTTK NXT i help you finance the purchase of CAROLINA, MOON I G im or homeWe will do for Lynne Roberts SEald Barry j lee Your Banker First When MADONNA OF THE DESERT , you need financial advice or asCqrt00 sistancethe man that is willing Sun Mon Dec 56 Matinee Sun ar and able to help OU most fecon 215 PM Continuous j omically is your Local aKerCary Grant, Myrna Loy Melwn He knows the Faim and oue iDouglas , ness problems and needs be kr i I and he has a sincere interest in MR BLAND1NGS BUILDS HIS youI welfare Novel,yDHEAM c j FIRST NATIONAL BANK Tues Wed Thurs Dec 789 i HOWELL DUEL IN THE SUN i r, in Technicolor Member Federal Depoau uu starring j anco Corp All deposits up to lennifer Jones Gregory Peck 5000 insured Joseph Cotten I protect youi cash fcv using ovi Novelty j NIGHT DEPOSITORY Cartoon f flMIIUllTjIlUI I ii vi Need an Oil Hot Ra U Peirces Stoe 9UY WITH CONFIDENCE for romen I Water Heater 1 We have several makes on hand also oil tank A Complete Line of Toilet CamliinatiOfis S c I as well as AH Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pumps of All Kind and Kitchen Sinks MYRON J HUGHES c i I Telephone Pinckney 157F11 Repairing a Speciality MASTER PLUMBER , uiiiiiiiiiitiiifiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitmimtMiiuijiiinminiiimmimtniiHi liinniit isiimiuf ffa From where I sit if Joe Marsh Why Dutch is Growing a Beer J HOWELL MICHIGAN Dr J D Kruse Chiropractor CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS That beard on Dutch Milkt chin doesnt wean that hes getting ready tu play Santa Claus Hes simply paying off the election bet he lost to Capy Swanson And while some folks allow its all a lot oil nonsense like the Wheelbarrow ride that Capy 3iad to give Dutch after last ekclian dryfrom wlcre I sit, i Ls a miRhtjr vviKIcsome r,ftcrmuih to a diUcr ence of opinion Because good Americans all t TKe their politics and voting mighty eiiouiy But when the isucst settkd, and the die i cast, they accept the verdict in a spirit ctf 00J humor And tints at it should be whm, it comes to tutf difference of opimion Some folks vote for beer as their favorite beveaaeothers vote for cidir In fact, we ail bve differences of taie inalnuwleverytiiinsl But that doesnt mean that we cant live together in a spirit f goJ it Ikvship HOWML vVCBfCOLX J Dead if Alive JiOBSES 500 CATTLE 850 HOGS 150 Per CWT Depending on Sxae 6 Corlaition Calves Sheep Bemovd Free Modern Equipment Capable Men L Parker Agent Pnone 88 Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service to Michigan Centra llcd Stoek Co CanvrU f JoML PlLed Stales Brcwcrffoundatim m NOTES OF 25 iAES AGO Mamed at e home of the Rev Mack Daniel Baker, V leeway A Dinkle and wife attend d the funeral of Mrs Geo Dick epon in Detroit Sauday Miss Blanche Martin has been drawn for jury duty Gfce it he J52Ja Pvteam w 941M ifat eai sr ejaiem The pupOt of dist 4 , Veronica Fohey is teacher ed a Thanksqiving dinner Nov 29 School Cam Alma Shorpe was u auest Gerald Reason and Fsd Sny tier attended the Older Boys Con Jerenoe at Hut Auditorium Ann Arbor Sat Snyder Sell down stents injuring a knee and wes taken to Unrvecsi nospfed v Vemor Hatt hod a successM aucticai la5 weeklt was tje fir st appearance of Perw li8 as 5 c ,,Vw PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedntdc ry, foe, l, 1948 j pmiavt if DISPATCH Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries i Entered COlu iter at POHKV mesne JAKIHU uu rubi,7ed Every Wednesday H6 Main St J Subscription rstn UW pai W Curlott, Pubuur r C REVISION Mr and Mrs Loren Meabor and family of Grand Rapids epend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo Mcabon sr and 5 J s U SETS e a let rru Mr and Mrs Geo Gullifora of J Grand Rapids called of Mr and Mrs Floris Clark last week Charles Eisele and family of TV Fowlerville were Tnurs quests of Mrs Emma Vollmer Fo Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell were at Sparrow hospital, in Lansing Saturday Lee Lavey and family spent Sunday ot the Leiqho Lavev home in Jackson Jay Shirey has sold the houso on M36 E, he bouqht of Robert Plasko to Maurice Leinbach of Ind The former movinq to HovveU Mr and Mrs James Whitley wero in Ann Arbor Sunday The John Carpenter family spent Thanksqivinq at the Clayton Carpenter home I rn For these Sojto operate at their be tho installation in c ho new equipment for servinq these sets o Perform at its Btsi See Shireys Radio Service 20 YEARS IN RADIO 145 Mill St, Piuckney X W i 3ASH Keriuftdjrt Gei the USNaw Frank White and familv of Howell called at the Ben White home Sunday, M crul Mrs WHMeyer enor tained their childron for Thanks avina exrppt James vho is in A FOR DEAD oDISABLED STOCK HORESES S5C0 CATTLE 5503 HOGS 5150 Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED FREE fyAJtUMf CJTWIPANY or 70 p0 0 She has an electric blanket j BUYERS OF HIDES PELT i A Haw Furs,Mirk and tariey OanKel aw SEE YOUR ukauer Trucks 1 and 2 TON TRUCKS FOR ECONOMY AND DURABILITY LET US REPAIR YOUK rpperrsererytimet When you buy aa atomatic etcctncbIatiliet youre just too comortable to count sheep The delightful, weight ree warmthautomatically controlledplus ase in bedmaking, storing and washing re gnnfjrgonwhy more and tAtgfolks switch to electric sleeping Your neighborhood appliance dealer and all Edison Customer Offices have the new electric blankets and comforters Sfe them today CarTrttfcrif3Sfdr EABiATORS t WE HAVE A COMPLETE LTTT OF RADIATORS AND t CORES IN STOCK Win Ceistsch Son YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 127 South Michigan Avo HowolL Michigan Rione 1391 i THE DETROIT EDISON CO FOR SALE arm Morning Stoves fillers Feed Supply Co Doyle Templeton and family of Keeqo Harbor were Thanksqivmg g ests at the Albert Shirley aome Hilda Hall of Grand Rapids and Levi Ludtke of Gerqory were Sunday guests at ths Albert Dinkel horne An auto was complexly wreck, Udwidge and iamily ed at 200 amSunday morninq f HYal Oak called ai the Ken whon t hit the bridqe on the WxU 5 I Mr and MrsWm nffrnr were ThfflksqTving guests of the Dr Harlow SLahah home in Jackson Mr and Mrs Hay Burns enter taiaed their children and MiNfr aadMin WmMeicer were j Mrs Louis Coyk for Thanks Thanksgiying quests at file Dr i Y 101 T na toe Dnaqe on Dexter rd jus south o the Geo Iscon iiomeJTheear was stul there Sunday night althouqh it haur been stripped of all movable parts i Thursday quests of Mark Nash and family were Mr and Mrs L Gearhart Alice Gearhart and Mrs Agnes jtichlardson of Howi ell 1 Born to Mr and MrsJames Cold1 J Tbo Andhrew Campbsfi SSOBUT dt iBKWtte POB Gaines Waller Mercer Home in East Lan sinqFrancis Krupa and wife of Det roit called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday Uoyd Heedee and lamUy spent Thurs at the Edward huoffer Nash Evelyn Hendee of name in Holt , lyn ean Mr and Mrs Eaii KimbIeiLois water, Nov A3 a daughter Mar Waie have moved to Jackson James and Kay Wash Cold The LJJienry and Thomas water are sYrying at the Lynn Ware families spent Thanksqiv Hendee hosae ina with Mrs Lida Karus in Mrs Lester McAfee and child HoweflJ t Pnt Ti Joe Basydlo and family were Howard Tischekr and family Thanksgrvinq guests oi has sis moved to Detroit kxst week where V Mrs1Mson House cad fcmi h it employed in the JLHudl ii YfsslaniL som sose m SAH 1 tummm m iffhurrahrp,tn nullum 3S 1111 frjfliER FFaftt i OU NEEDFOR HEW FOR BENTrito J AJAJ init UIMCUNFV UMIMHUIU VJUIWBBDLS vwnm kncitv beina hutaUed 15 a waft m JSLiSJSL A aft Uw electricity bejnsloJlod15 a month v ejection eve and bought a 1000 FOR SALfcWe novo a 4040 SraSTcTSe ChtaJT Sabune1111 i1 Rosenthal Corn Husker and ,,, electa P M n Husker and ,,, election ai Gov J0 , ickei Also Ham gyas pmwhidt he is keep jsawTus FriAn JtL f UMMA MY MT e lAunhi vVnmh Darter, at IJejWSI I mennilla taken from My Hceno My per St Joseph s church Dorterat HTiLhkm tonal check book with checka tended the funeral of Jue ntoje 112 North Michigan numbered 126 to 15aPern who John, at Akron Ohio fee week Telephone took same can avoid trouble by in the kxs 17 months he has Osftee heetnce 814 retumina the same to me lost 2 brothe a sistei and bfet Eyemtac by Appoi en from My Home My per st Josephs church Dorter, at tonal check book wlm checka tended the xunercd d his ntoe numbered 126 to 150Peron who John, at Akron Ohio last week took same can avoid tiouble by in the las 17 months he has returning the same to me lost 2 brother a sister and wo Leonard Cook 1 therm law A FOR RENTrA Two Room mod The Sfeckbridge hiqh school run nxai hankhed Wk ball Horn open jeason sVeaJnaa by Appoimmewe i TffifeT Harold Christ, local 11 Flu Phone Howell 438 ei 67 1 SNEEb Phone ll 09 hGrand QSner HowelL Michigan AtB n Real EW iMuwceJfcrokeeaae j City ANL IT COiTo GJiLY A PENNY A PERSON A DAY MAUNE n All the tit yu needI fur kss A 1 U 1 natlc hot water even n liiavicat washdays ii a piiKiy a person a, day ,t matter where you live Is,i IIM t, r L luctVic Conner lions are runl d wiiti a DuoTherm Watir Healer Yt burn rheap fuel oilevaialu anyvheie an i hi In it water Qj oi ujit al the tuiii ul the tapl C ne in and see the hrflintTy bMti fill, ifikinuly stvli A iiiv ,1,amiii white 1 111 CIK rh finihed e from AUTOMATIC FUtl WAIR HEATU FOR RENT A Two rloom moo xne seocKona em apartment parUy Junushed,, basket ball Warn open jeason pnvate entrance, ladufcs oruVisDec with Fowlerville there, suitable for 2 fnpfcyod ipec The Rockbridge OESener Thomas Muxnhy Phono 1CF4 tains the Ingham County Assn 2U E Mam St Pincrney on reje, 0A ALEAb IkotoV SVUEBTi aTBlackner, pioneer business City Lake and Faim Prcperty and a drcukmng heater an in Fowlerville since 1896 A Speciattty Wlllicrmj Cooper died last week l List Tom Property vh M FUNDBlack and Vm houndme The FowleryUle VFW, wUl Lttl5vEY nzms hLr9ssiwHSntSidGlrhrb 0 MSni AlatHiamstld Phono 38T3 rrefcfrf22 ijccj over the NorfhvUle Record Pinckney MkhSgan FOR SALE 1 year old while i wVieh the late WHCansneldi L Rock hens Uve or aressed ,00 WHtmsnexa AUCTIONEER Henry Johnson, Phone 56F12 1 Jameg Reynolds on he staif oil m Bales a SpecialiTy FOR SALE 1942Nfesh 4 door the U ci Mis the new band mai BERT WYUE Sedan EBock Portage Lake, tor at Brighton hgh school Ptone Pmckney 78F2i FOR SALEiKolar porcelain bath A South Lyon expects to build 50 rn tub Mrs Harlow Monsell preiabriccrd house the coming Gregory Mich year cosing from 5,500 up, FOR SALEWell seasoned wood Brighton Bd of wndon cord or truck load Also apples enwd 400 10 jhe JWicran Leg George Charbonneau, 9040 Farly Rd, phone 161FU 1 FORSALEMontgomery Ward fuel oil healing stove Good con ditto 910 W Main St WlUlTBDiSCRAP fAOK AND AND METAL We Pick up 8TEFFEN ROBB STATE OfMlCHIGAN STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at liw 207 H E Grand River , H0 HrSlOfclATibN SERVICE HAROLD RADT A Repairs on All Mom Altoney at Phone 13 Briahtesu Mtolv Phone 1STPU lepakia MYRON J HUGHE Ptumbina and Beattna Slate 717 Lakeside Drive Rush Uafco PH 8WABTROOT 4 9QtT Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Dtreder i Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 9 4 3 PlnckneMIr RED C RHCKHOrT fa OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Mkhlaem For Appointment Piute 58 Restdenee 13 ion building hin there ese Siat Auni Marjory Ri Repairs on JUI vd Jicent correspondent to Wwlmn 1WF3 LLOYD HENDEE Uve Stock HauHng Weekly Tripi Made to Detroit General Trucking V CfJ TOWNER ua 1 ww j Deattst ,f sir 11 Jtff5 Jtt Pon P 31 CAM IONI8 vidence Hosp STATE OF MICHIGAN Mr, and Mrs oea r THE CIRCUIT COURT FORTHE Lake pent the week COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON ln sjpena Fred C Read and Ross T Read wn t r , 1t outsioje jt La Wdff copartners denng business as flkaxEDio buy n Thomas Read Sons pliantiffc toilet Earl Gallup vs Wilma Mae Moorer Plaintiffs fo whom 1 may concern i Take notice that on Oct 20 l 948 wrtt of attachmrmt as is sued from the Circuit Court for r JANE TASCH ATMrGeodaer Lstters or Ay Papers Composed and Mrs wA vlor Copied at You Convenience J All Work Confidential W rAaliLPmckney Pboae WFU Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil Road Gfttvsl Fill Dirt and Road Bull Blocks Laid, Piece or Covkwot 7628 Toma Bd Pincloney Rte 2 jPhone Dexter 8119 i 1 kjf FURNACE ut, 5r IALiC the County of Livinqston where in Fred CRead and Ross TRead f copartners doina business b ELECilVCAL WIRIia LPOMJ, orago Lako Phono Dexter 25C6 Jsstablishod 1868 ksOOpercrted 1915 box 109 Pinckney FOR SALE Large Clnucior DEPENDABLEBaby Sitter,35c an Coal stove also black Chester hour Call Vivian DyerPinckney field Coa rii nnrn nhnnfl 1A1F2 FOR SALE 22x52 ft passen1 Thomas Read Sons are named er depot at Pinckney Money I nlciirititfsi and Wilma Mae Moorerl bids vill be received until Dec I J defendant, for the sum ot One1 1,1948 Riant reserved o rejectI thousand dollars L000N and all bids I that gaid writ was made return able November, 10 1948 Van Winkle 4 Van Winkle any or McPirerson State Bank Call 703 phone 141F2 Attorneys fo Plaintilts Business Address Howell Michigan FECIALS m, MMBBffanaiiiBeBHBVeiessjMSSSSsea I Shedd e ee y j Heavy iToiaiato leanstr Apple AerOW Fab Syrup fuioe HO 2 CAMS Cans Soap Powder 3c 49C S fttfc brthern Tlesisesflk DEPOSTT RECEIPTS On Nov 22, 1948 tbe Commer col Passbook , cal Passbook Recording of depos its will be discontinued Instead h checking acoou receive machine J1 T utaunuea Instead ach chocking account depositor will receive machine printodroc eipt made possible by ue of our new Burroughs Automatic TeUen Machine Deposiioiis aio requested to prepare deposit tickets in the same iaibiom QM they alway have svtho past Vpoa reseniation at the teUuS Toihr wil S17 cagh ubmitted with the deposit tJr5iJ Poouer a reci eipt which is machine vaidated jfe1, f Tte Numbsr,the upateOnd Total Amount of the Deposit It is anticipated the now procedure will provide fast window service, greater accuracy, qeiotrJ er privacy oi tranectton and ended convenience tor the cutfV omac sm mopAciujig his account, 1 a se esejsad Spray fBDTj 31c McPtam Stall ork Chops ato UX sVkV 4 II You may not own s share of American Telephone and Telegraph Company stock or a telephone company bond, and yet you may be an investor in the Bell System and Michigan Bell Many banks and insurance companies are holders of Bell System securities So, if you have a savings account or an insurance policy, indirectly some of your money may be invested in the telephone business But who are the other investors in the Bell System Altogether there are more than 700,000 of them in addition to insurance companies and other financial institutions They are school 4 t 690 Prafckfwcc 3 1Z wutm urn Sank 6rH vemamon, WMWWB, BMUBTWITO, mums, mmr chanks, bttfiiness men, telephone workers people in all walks of life who have pot their savings directly into Bell securities Few businesses in America are so widely owned by the people they serve No one persosr or inetitution owns as SMtch as one third of one per cent of A T 4 T stock tRMMW more women of the Clarks SfflOCKMS FOODSTOSE PJ, r T v tt X J,,3r mmmi mim rWoM7YearAfo PERSONALS Loverne Reason kit Man far Richmond Va, 1b study telegraphy John Tiplady is taking a business course in the Home Correspondence School A Bertwisle reunion was held at the Warren Hatf home Thank sgiving Those there wereCap Dcurow, WB Darraw, GASiqlex Wm Cusrlett, families and MrsT LAmold and daughter Thirza oi Three Rivers In some way the coal stove doors oi Mr and Mrs Frank Wright became open Frt niqht and Mr and Mrs Wright were nearly gassed to death Medical aid had to be summoned The Livingston County Home Telephone Co has reached Pin ckney and is beinq extended to Lakeland and Hamburg The oi tic here will be in the rear of rue Teeple CadweiU Hardware store The Masons and Store cleared 1JU on their Tnanksgiving Day banquet and dance Thomas Shenan has bought 20 acres of land of Joe Quinn Andrew Bates and family have moved on he Frank Johnson Harm Charles Poole, a PHS gradu ate in June left Mon tor Snow nee, Okla to locate Iviae Brogan is teaching in diet No Marion Mis J as Ivory of Nor fa Lake burned her arm severly last wk Alfred Glenn has returned from Cakota and is working for Ho bert Glenn Roberts, the pack peddler from Detroit who has travelled this leriory for 42 years made his lasi trip last weekHe goes to Oregon to live with his son The Cooper Bros have their new barn completed i MuPpnnetspreparing to move Jackson Walter Barry has rented the Dick Reason fann Chas Horf has gone to Will iamston to lefcrrn he barber Shatina is fine on the oon Cards are oui Jf, wedding of Grace NohancrWtttAppLeton to take place Dec 11 the Juniors of PHS have el ected officers Bert Roche, pre Fred Teeple vice pres Mae Reason ecJBlancfa MajtinJrfKrs Nora Durkee and Will Single ton were married last Wed While playing chool Tues Liam Ledwidqe was knocked and injured quite badly Hre and There Tom Lancaster wlo enlisted in the army and is at Gamp Breck enrage, Ky soent Thanksaiving a the Louis fifaeban home Walter Oark and wife spent the week end wife Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols a Mk Grant Gc4ey jr U visiting rel atives in Mas Mr and fflh Lawrence Hobv and children spent last week in Herbert Palmer and family spent TVmksatvinq in Detroit The Edeel Meyer famil and MnryrKBd CVrrk of Yosikmti call ed at me Waller Oark borne Thursday Arthur Marshcril and family spent the week end in Tustin Michigan Mrand Mrs George Gullifard oi Grand Rapids spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Floris Clark I i Mr and Mrs HC Vedder en tertained the iGerald and Robert Vedder families Mrs Dora SWOT thout Don Swarthout and fcrmily and MJ Reason and family Thjanksgiving day Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsil anti is visiting the Hoif Sisters Mr and Mrsoss Read and Mr and Mrs HerbSneed had Thank sqivinq dinner in Fenton The following from here attend ed the funeral of Hon Lynn Gar dnei at Plainfield Sat Mr and Mrs WC Miller, son Noiman Mrs Mary Teeple, Mrand Mrs Ross Read, Mr a J Jn Heq Schaefer Mr and Mr Win She han and nephew, Fianci Howard Read and family spent Thanksgi iny at thu Wld home in Ann Aibor Mrs Milded Trost, Marjory Merlin and Carolyn Trost and Jimmie Nance of Dearborn born Glenn Kingsley and fam ilyMrs Anna Kraft and Ethel nosaman oi Marion called at the Anaxew Campbell home Sun Fred Read was in Lansing WednesdayMr and Mrs lames Whitley entertained Thanksgiving the Wm Whitley famuty of Ann Ar bor, Fred Head and wile and Muriel Sat dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Read were Ross Read and wife, Howard Bead and fam Uy and John Huddle son of Lan sing Mrs Joan Glover land children spent the week end at the Ed Spears home Mrs Lynn Hendee and son, Recalled at the Bob Pike home Sunday The HoUis Wylie family spent Thanksgiving at tlie Abrams home in FowleriJ MrsWmMercer i visiting at the MvGegor ham in BriHon v J MTII an The Senior Clas will put on the comedy This Night Beware at the Pinckney High School Thur,Sat,Dec16J8 The Cast TOD MJLLEproprietor of BlackCrow Inn GENE BOWERS MARTHY HAWK, the witch woman MARY ANN HARRIS VELMA BAYNE who gives aghost party MITZI YOUNG FRANCIS MALLORY, her escort and guest WALLY JEFFREY MADAME ZORA, a spiritualistic medium LOIS SHIRLEY SUKEY SIMMONS, Velmas darky cook DORA NICHOLS LAZARUS JONES,Velmas darkyqardner BOB AMBURGEY NAN CARTERET HENIE VANBLAIRCUM HUGH STANTON JIM BURROUGHS HARRIETT HOTCHKISS Velmas guests RUTH GALLUP TOMMY MEADOWS DICK SINCfR GHOST OF ALLAN BLAlR whohaunts the nn GERRY CLARK TIMEA Stormy October night PLACEA Summer Resort in the Curnberlands Feature Numbers Between Acts Jesse Henry and wife and son Geraij spent Tht rsgjvirq at the Chas Whitehead home in Gregor Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie call ed on Mrs Virginia Wylie Grant at the Mich State San Sunday Thanksgiving guests of Mrand Mrs Ken Wylie were Fritz Wylie Mr and Mrs Wm Euler and Lvie of HoweiL Lois Shirley le Mon for Chic ago with line 4 H award winners She won a award in sewing Ye editor visited his uncle,Dr James Curiett in S Joe hospital AnnAxbor Wednesday where th latter underwent an operation He returned home to Boseville Friday The local VPW post is sponsor soring a basket ball eaja Keith Udwidqe of Sajced Heart Seminary Detroit and Nan ledwidge oi St Joseph exxrtesn Adrian, caad Gus of Not3 Dame spent la week with Mrs Dean or Ledwidae Arthur Homes and family oi Lansing spent Thonksqyinq at me Abel Haines home Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout visited Emil Weddiqe Sotwho is a patient at St Joe Hospital Ann Arbor, The Irvin Kennedy tamily and MurrayKennedy tamily were Thanksgivina guests of the Am brose Kennedy family in Howell Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs WCAtLee were Ed Knopke and family oi Detroi,Cy AtLee and family of Gladwin and Robert Tasch and family Thanksgivina quests oi Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell were Floyd Maycroft and wife and W Maycroft and wife,Miss Marjory Demery of Grand Rapids and James Hall nd tamily of Dexter Mi and Mrs, Andrew Ncscitt, were Thanksivinq ques3 of the1 Dr Geo Drjda iumilv in Det roit aslo Dr Wyiie ard wile of Dexter and Cot o te and Dexter and Gordon Hester and wife The Frank Aberdeen family were Thanksgiving guests of the Rex Noggle family in Detroit The WCMiuer faanfly enter lamed 31 far Thanksgivng including their sons and fctmlies the tqriii and Mnv Mary Teeple Miss Marjory Boote and Mr and Mrs Pagiiole of Detroit colli ed at the Frank Aberdeen J A Hooker and wise spent Thursday crt theOWJiookar stome in Ann Arfcor j Jane and Barbara Nash spent the week end witry Isabel Nash in Ann ArborPat and Dennie McGowan of Pontiac are spending 2 weeks attlie Louis Coy la Jiome Herbert Allyn and wife o Lan sing were Sat guests of Mr and MrsME Darrow Lynn Hendee and wife Lloyd op Wool Growers banquet in Hendee an wife attended the Co Jackson Saturday Mrs Norma Gardner Presley who had her jaw broken in two places in an auto accident is sail in St Joe tyosptal, Ann Ar bor where she has to undergo an operation Howard Thayer and family spent the week end in Cleveland Ohio Cyde FUr anJ w snont Sun in Owcso c i Mrs lttie Fisher m FowlerviUs Miss Mary LaRue has qore to Detroit to work in a tfze as saleslady Mr and Mrs WAiCetchman leit far Los AngelesCcdUThure where they will spend the winter with their sons Clifford VanHorn and wife had far Thanksgiving quests Wray Hinckly and wife Jack Reardon and Mrs AWtofco11 DrSXevin and DrJBeckwrm of DetioM called at u Dispatch oi last Friday 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 01, 1948 Description An account of the resource December 01, 1948 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 1948-12-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a2d7d2108709dd6b351bb93a46d1fea5.pdf 07cebd7fa32340c026c1d0c2ae631169 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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Wm Smed ley, Altha vs Tony Lipka, Helen 4Aauu AtujL 4UauU L i ttaxJoncl TiWfj jcui Bqigft uan 11 iir Usee ouu id ooufe Lyon Hre an i aucmch0pr Titer an 25 toiockbidgQ Her Jan 38Eextr flm rb 1Gra3 Lako Jh fob 8 Soth Lyon Hse te 11Brighton Here ib 15 Hcuaund Hero rjo 22 Grass Lake Here Feb 25 Manchester Her OUR DIEMOCRAi Mby Ray MY 4H TaiP TO CHICAGO By Lois bim5 Sunday morning Nov, 28, a group oi 4H and F FAjnembers ilt jor Chicago HI This trip was made possible by th Fowlerviile Faiv Assn and goes to each pr son who was a champion winn vs Allen CooleyJune vs George at the Fowlerviile Fair We anriv Atchinson jed in Chicago at 100 pm and The jury cases aretrespass on checked in at the AUerton HoteL the caseRay and Robert Barclay We spent the aftemoon at vs Stanje Pack, Mary and Ar Shedds Aquarium and Fields thur Keesler vs Mrs Wilmont Museum Thp Shedds Aguarum j Morer appeal Leon Rdenoir vshas over 10000 speicmens There OUiee Bower LVoyd Endsley vs Ralph Orwell Lydia GuUsk vs Jssie William Nonjury cases fleplevinCont Pur Corp vs WmAmbren,Purdy Woodruif Co vs Wm DavisJno are over 350 kinds of fresh and salt water animals Shedds Aqua rium is the largest in the World In the Fields Museum w saw many things The things mest interesting to me wee the skelters Arvey Vs Bent Tub Inc Gen , of prehistoric men and animcth Excch InsCo vs Richard Gros In the evening w went to th hans, Fred and Roes Read vs Moody Church This church has j Wilma MorergarnishmentPurdy j the seating capacity of over 4000 Woodruff vs Floyd FelderPur people I attachmentAlbeit Hyma vs Al j Monday we spent the dav at the i dy Woodruff v Robret Dingier t Stockyards, Swifts Pgckinq Co tred Hipplerw and the imterriaUonaiLivestock Public Reception Sam 300 o more people ircm Uus 3ectn attacked ne public 2 ption given at ta scnooi auai ,uun 101 ri bennuatt uewl apCiraed pastor oi St Marys t ci Pinoknej Comment Seven years aqo Jests cuuea th xcuuoui sneak by the Japs on Pearl Hazbor We suppose the wise quys m on this but to the person it was like a boh tne SKV, a complete surpnseVincent I It came about dinner time as were tuninq in the aadio to , the Detroit Lions lookjall qameeed the prayer HevDay uaen oiiiciaa as mas v oi ceremonies and utroducva ouug jr called the assemoi o j V11 to ord, and F, Da oi licwU gf ST thTnQ ih priests who were sealed on lein and Hummell of n t CMM scares and rumors oi conflict with Japan for years back but no one reqerded them as serious Previous to this we had reach ed the brink of the second wodd , , war but wei besitounq beiam Brighton Fr Gannon of Mt Mo plunqina into it on account oi th stage There wia Fs 11 ni the terrible cost of lives and is Fr Coyl o Jackscn Fr Walk money Pearl Harbor was the e of Gaines F Wade of Mi iuaJ shove that pushed us into Moms Fr Fitzgerald oiHbwU Fr Chas Smith of Owosso, Fr , u t rv, ldesPlte reassunnq assertions by Haras of Dtxnt, anc , L 1 , , , it Now we are apparenUy on the brink of another contlct for Morgan Fr Beheen of Chalotte Frs Coy 1 le and Gunnon under whom ri j Schmidtt s vd as ass boh 1 gave aHs on tho expeinces wih Fr Schmidtt whom thy pra tctte dept that there will be no Arar wilh Russia, the people nave doubts The have heard hese assertions before If the war does come we will probably toke it on the chin as we did ised highly F Schmidtt was in the eaJiy days of worjd war then called upon nd said he was JJ ab we are n0, in a stateof happy to appcint d to this par preparedness The news has just ish and willingness to cocprate came out that the number of A msm rf ice ani jooi mill in tift l0ms xir Amtrtca Chancery InjGeo Bryant vs,Show Elton and MaraaretSamuelsKen Tuesday we visited th Fulton Parent vs Wm Blair, Ed Gcw j Cold Storaae Marlrt, and the vOL Nr dish and wife V3 Javnes and Mable Anderson, Meredith Plas ko et al vs Joseph Bauser Jas Smith vs Frank OtMoe Simon vs Lawrence and Mary Steige, Ferr is Ritter vs Floyd Feldercorrct dedSunrise Pcrrk vs Anthony Wavno quiet titleWm Low t al, ick Beta cmd wlfeMatilda ODell t al Clarence Hill and wife, Alfred aneman and wifeOtv of Brlcitn and Freda Lock DECEMBin JURY LIST Museum of Scienc and ndusrrv Wpd Dec 1, we went to the Broadcastina Station rmd snw Y Breakfast Club with Don McNeV Fcrrlv In he afternoon w we bomowara boiid A very geed time was had fcy all 1 ASONS ELECT OFFICERS Liviiigstu Loage Noo eiectea the lOiiowmg onioev iutiaay night W M S W 1 Treas Secy Xmas Program ClydeFishi George Gardner W C MUler JQSCO h lucasa Clyde Van I sucy P W Curjett Gordr w 1 S D T Winston Baughn Mail Iruman Pach, Kitsey, j p Clare Miller Pinkel Chaplain Otto Poulson Ocu Rex Shuai Rosalie MarShaU Lloyd Hend Thumm ee Putwam Eleanor Ledwidge Jes se Richardson Tyrona Bernard Schmuck Dtmaneul Johnson Unadilla Fred Rose, Emma Poole t t sljl 6iff hnghton CityBob Graham,W Bidwll flii n ijM Bnghton Twp Ernestine Tbyloi, Hsnry Klekot Handy Ruby Souls Cchoctah Chas Smith, Harry Dickenson Conway Clifford Geet Aidretta Wxht Stewards Robert NoskerLawrcn ce BaughnRalph Pond Brandon White, Oscar Beck A public installation will be held Sa nite, Dec 11 at 8 p m The ,, I Behold Ye Churcli ISews ST MARYS CHURCH Fr Alben J Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Masses, 800 and 1000 Daily Mass 730 AM Confessions Sat 730 to 900 pm , , n, Sundaysbeforo 800 mass i people Ip FridaySflM Novnna bevotom q 1 Com church n Sunday x 4 , , Novenna to Our Sonrowful MohT Fridays at 730 PM COMMITTJTY CHURCH CoiKfr fan t ionaU Rev D D Biady Minister Choii Piactiae VVed, Night Organist nhoir Director iiii Mrs Merwin Camplxil A choir of 25 voices will presni a Curistmas Cantata eniiTld Ihe Light ot Chiistmas by L S Claik for the pleasure cix mo of th Con eve,, Dc 19th Also a junioa chou oi 35 voices will sing 3 i Xmas carols at this ime Ogan Prelude AW3 Maia Silent Night Joy to the World, Away in a Manger The Junior Choir The Light of the World Let There fle Light Full Choir The Lord Will Come Quanet and Choir Oer the Silent Eastern Hills Womena T woPart Chorus 1 S S Supt H C Vedder j Choir Practise Wed 730 I Momina Worship 1030 Universal Bible Sunday Sermon with the people of the parish and vicinity Wesley Reader, school supt spoke briefly He said th suco ss of a community ia dependent on the quality of th churches anr schools in it and both should work in perfect harmony He said Rev Schmidtt would find h,lr one o the best trroups of young people in the state H said ho heard Fr Schmidtt was a athletic I having won letters in baa ball tnd football and was also proficient at qolf Sally LaRcj sang the Loidb prayer with Mrs Earl Baughn a the piano nd a group ci gibi Mitzie Young, Cecelia Hurhbuse, Sally LaRosa, Barbara Hines1 sang several seV ctions A bui lunch was served by th ladies of the parish and th1 balanc ct the evning was spent in visiting and getting acquainted 33h RevsBrady of the Conglchuch and Beachy of the Mennonii churca wee present O E S NOTICE There will be a regular meet ing of the OES N 145 on Fa, DecMO atJOO pm Theres a Hush Upon the Hlls Choir following past masters install 1Ioube QuaTtette with Oblfgao Installing Officer Wesley Reader Geneva VanSlambrook Marshall Clifford Mmj Sc JonS, Double Quartette Joan Griffith ,,,, Chaplain Qna Campbell, fr hQQna Campbell, m aC Pario Drleld Howard Scott, Earl Olrich , e v Genoa Mrs Jack Bidwell Roy McDonough Grn Oak Ermina Massek Hamburg Nelson Imus Hartland George Arthur Howell City Beatrice Cook Howell Twp OUn Moody CAN PSYCHOLOGY AID YOU IN CHU8TMA8 SHOOP1NG e K ecology can help you choose a Christmas pni larn what people appreciate most about a gift Learn how t9 make a child real happy this Christbas Se Consulting Psychologist Lowinstie Goulds MIR HOR OT YOUR MIND FEATURE age in Plctodtt Review with ih Sundays De 12 su of Detiol Sunday Times Special meeting village ccni ncll Dec 1 1910 Meeting called to order by Pre8 Parker followed by Isabel Brady, Lois Shirley, Barbara Haines and Susan CampHi with solo part fry Mr Reader Solo GUbert BaiteT Masic Over a MangerBedroU Barbara Moines, Susan Campcall of PWcr Present Lavey BeU Adelaide Rose Swarthout, Clinton, BOWLING SCRORES Dec 1 1948 Pinckney Tavern 4, White 0 living Letters 4130 Sunday j Reaa Lumber 3Pinckney Prodl Fenners 3 Die St Reds 1 Bob White 3, Di Set Blues 1 br2rGoryDrug2Won Lost Pins 16 LA 14 12 11 10 8 7 7 6 Christmas offering for food and candy for refugee child n WV, 404uniorChoii 730 Senior Chodr Mrs Eloyse Campbell, Organist and Choi Director Thurs, 800 Bible Study at the Par Standing Bob White Fenners Tavern Pinckney Prod Reads sonage800 Sundpy evening, Trustees 630 Pilgrim officers meting I Cory prug iDie St Blues Monday, Dec 13th 700 Church j vvhie tFront Supper PoUuck Sponsc ed by je get Reds thA Sunday Schcol and Bible Comm Speiaker Ur, LeRoy WatClark and , Rose , rXyrY Knniy Abs, Palmer The Song MggS Moton by Claik upportd by Thy I0Swarthou that the Chrisna8 Mefhorus erman oi Ann Arbor on The Bib le in Modem Speech Wed Dec 15, Auxiliary mpeinrj at the Parsonage at 800 pm Thurs 16th, Teachers meeting at the Parsonage PinckneyFab 5 7 7 9 10 11 13 14 14 15 14285 15753 14649 14592 14968 1444 13754 14284 13462 14424 DeclSiTavern vs Bob White Blues vs Fenfirs Reds vs Pinckney Fab Cory Drug vs R,ads Pinckney Prod, vs White Frcmt CONeERVAl 1UN NrTEi The Conservation dep will a T7eracateUd bv IDcolittle be Ty ligh Ha Com, n te hT Tver tmnsDkmted to square and dec The Junior and Sen V Rev Esra Beachey, pator stream polluton There n every oTatedrthoud KneyWlOB P Morning Worfiup l 1000 cas fish a kiile stream gram iS October A bee cfteringwiU be akn draited men for Jan and Feb has been cut in two due to lack of flands 20000 men were to have been dratted in Jan and 25,000 in FebThis has been cut to 10000 and 5 000 owing to lack of funds So the 173000 rnew soldiers expected o be in training by July 1 will probably be about half that number By a screwy ruling, directly opposed to that of the att gen the state bd of electtn canvas sers has ruled that the amend ment proposing a constituional convention failed to carry The vote was 885451 tor nd 799198 ugainstapparently majority The bd ruled said amendment must get a majority of all votes cast Just what a majority of all votes cast woulcf be is hazyThe candidates far pres, gov congress etc all gov difleren numbers ot votesOf course many groups were opposed o any constitutional convention liural members of the legislature like he present setup a J gives them mory representatioa than hy are entitled to and enables them to run he stay Ti hiqbwuy, conservation and educational deps also are better under the present plan than thef would under a new constitution So for the present at least Mich, will have to amend their constitution by voting on amendments piece meal Stream pottution probably in tersts few people of this county as we have no large industrial firms and there is no pollution here as far as we know Dexter however had a problem a few years ago when an industrial firm killed fish in Ihe Huron R by dumping refuse in it Detroit Kalamazoo and cities where sua ar companies dump their refu use are the biggest sufferers In T5eff5Tt hedT theFord Rouge plant there is a small firraom called Baby Creek A tire co, was allowed to dump their re fuse into it until all the water in the water was as thick as molasses and all fish and animal life was killed These streams empty into the Detroit river and this years thousands of duck were killed there by the refus aid othis had to have oil and were appointed to take charge Motion Carried IIJ ,, Motion by Kennedy supported chaR6 music The Plc by Clinton that C Palmer and rd Mrg, Qoyse Campbell y M Ackley should purchase s ana director Christmas supplies for the Com TraMfttirr munity Christmas Tree and a FOOTBALL BANQUtn iangs program Cost not to ex progy the football I atfernoon, with Mrs Uuian Marr csed 5000 Motion carried ee will Sunday School 1100 pollution and indh HUal invest washed of them Th to pur Jupt William Leiig igation will bemade and fee SWQ hag , iaWs M is invitjYouna Psoplss Meeting 730j Qr industry responsibletW haye nQl been enforced Th 8I5will be sued for damages Ohio Mildred Ackley, Clerk CARD OP THANK I wish to express my sincere thanks and appetelaaon to everyone ir toeb kindness Mrs Norma Ptesley Evening Worship loilcted 50,000 in damages THE KINGS DAUGHTERS two years Mfis Fred Read was hostess to hunlerg hunter deer with the Kings Daughters on Thursday buckflhot in southern Mich, this , T 1 1 vr anj their estimated kill is banquet will be ducted by Jackand Mrs Alma Meabon assisting 254 deer The trespassing on pro Young, toastmaster Alvin Wistrt or some ohr Michigan player will speak The will b singinq by Sally LaRoea and a girls Th VJWteam rfays at How ell toadght in the county leagu The sguad is Joe Lavey, Jack Willard Bf nnett cmd family and Yoang, Gasm Meyer Geo AscW Don Benneet and wife of Jackson tosnaer, P Younf, P Singer JMH mm Sunday at m Andw jan Phil GenflU week ends Ssmpbeil ham Over 8000 ten age boys and girl camped in state parks this year Twentyfour were present Mrs E Qto a bugabo, failed to Stanley ld the oWotional hourpreBent cmy problem tnd the impressive admission , service for a new member was quarttee Tht high school football twd by Mrg Mae DaHer T players wB fee mtroduced cusomary gift exchange gave,9out of 10 banded full qrown At we 90 to pieee we are told that pfade sjiwaf 0 a ehowr for pheasants sho this year had I White jssster laet year, will Sanftorium Dur travelled I than 2 miles from ptak 200 tidtK1 ban been eold mg social hour a contst of the place they were released i sewing Chrfstmts cards was n The downward rend of ground Truman hit oongralulatVons wish j Ronald Darrow, 21, Pinckney, joyed wtth honors awarded tc water levels nas been cherked I mq him success and fc Mar nnl 1 Pinckney J rs D v Hay iThls tre began In May sAeans 9 penalty is 100 a dayThe conser vation would change this to 1000 a day e The pipe dream of a New Ham shire editor to upset Pres Tur mans election by recouning tfc votes of Ohio, niand Califwhfch went to Truman has gone up in smoke The governor of UWo says theres no provision m Ohio state law for such a recountln Calif Gov Warren, defeated can dkkrte for vice pres says the elecon was an honest ont Hi all over Then he has sent Pf w , I pi Tir Cx K r MCi dAiiuiSES Wednesday, December 8, 948 SB This Alight Beware eighbocfc Notes f ole of 25 Years Ago AVON TMATER SYLVAN THEATER Wm dier at his home 11 j Cfcdssn Ifich Mr and Mr AUie Holmes oi m 9or c MHBSPSMSHMHMHC id celebrated hir 50th V E hold tin annual,, Sa, i rt,S7 u weactog aauwaKw DK 5h Uir kail DUth Suppwt UNDER CAUOBHU STABS AAit Of JtUMOH I WU i2 , Owoa, Ft I ROT BOOW John FT at the Pinckney High School 1 Jit, Dec1818 The Cast TOD MUXERproprietor of Black Crow Ian WORTHY HAWK, the witchwoman VELMA BAYNE who gives a ghost party FRANCIS MAIXORY, her escort and guest MADAME ZORA, a spiritualistic medium GENE BOWERS MARY ANN HARRIS near theold county house last ge and Mrs M Lavey visited T JJ Tb funeral was at the DrAndrew Roche Sunday at St ,ula Tu a M Mune FunertilhomeStockbridge Joe hospital Ann Arbor whee GAU NORTHSM 77T MrS MrsJohn Izor,Unadilla I bm underwent an operation I , m sold the farm to H Fox of Dt Moving Abbott died at her 1 Jamt W Walke oit home oi typhoid fever last wek , 8l0fT MUert Mr and Mr P Noah of Nor John White entertained 40 relat I stay iL n a moe, ives at a birthday party Sunday Ph Mr and Mrs Charles ESsele of FowlervISs are visiting their son Francis, in Tampa Fla Pinckney ha, placed a teem in mama to ttten Macon Hnfri1 f OUe TAil WrtvamVrr 9Q V Tf EJUL Murde COM Sabu, WeveU Corey, Joanne Page ft Vrf wvU Sacfai Juoaaar, itteaday Doc 121CU4 MR, PEABODY AND Tiii MERMAID A Comy tatrtn Wilttam Powell Ann Blyth Irene Harvey, Andrea King Cartoon Masicod Born to Frank Galardi and wife ConringiCoged Furr MoaaolTiuword, j T MJA roit Nov 29 in, 11, Way Rhea Reason, daughter of Mr and Ms George Reason was Fank Tiplady attended the which consists of Briahton Taw MIT22 YOUNG kirffl PSadmey wK ImK Mied LOIS SHIRtEY1 1 G1 d PWC GENTlMENS AGREEME TT SUKEY SIMMONS Velmas darky cook DORA NICHOU3, Vp oTrSw LAZARUS JONES,Velmas darkygardner BOB AMBURGEY eII observed their 81st wedding NAN CARTERET REENIE VANBLAIRCUM anniversary Thanksgiving Day HUGH STANTON JIM BURROUGHS, KamJ wdl high school football coach, played HARRIETT HOTCHKISS Vetmas guests RUTH GALLUP, with went in the ditch Sat night com home from Detroit Glenn was cuY aboM the hoad but the ler was uninjured Tu Vfed THUM nc 799 DUEL IN THE SUN4 Is Tchalcole Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire John Garfield June Havoc, Albert Dkkerl948 Academy Winn t Skew 71S, tsil TOMMY MEADOWS GHOST OF ALLAN BLAlR wljohctunts the inn GERRY CLARK TIMEA Stormy October nit PLACEA Summer Resort in the Cumberland Feature Numbers Between A PEKSONA1S the Michigan learn in the I Mrs Geneva VanSkxmbrook DICK SINOPR Rose Bowl game last New Years Mrs Andy Campbell Mrs Jas, 1 Dsy I Hall and Mrs Merw n Campbell Charles Forsyth, director of were in Detroit last Friday, the f MichHigh School Athletic j Mr and Mrs Ross Read were Assn was th speaker at the Sundai dinner guests at Mrs l Hbweil high school foofcal ben reidier and aaunw, Janet in flt MIW Ann Arbor State police caught 2 me d MrsWCWylie of Dex a woman in Lansing who had stolen tools from the Sidell hardware in Fowlerville last wk , About 4500 worth of tools stolen I Mr and Mis Roy Duhngham form dilNffW stores was found anded the iuneral oi in thei home Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck Joseph CotUn Friday, SahudoY Dec 10 11 Bill Elliott as RM Ryder s MARSHALL OF RENO Also JOHN CARROLL, ADELE MARAferirom anydealor vice COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE LOAN SERVICE J Loans are being made io C 9 purpose of financing your newcar, or any late model auto in good condition You may buy any car you preyou may ANGEL IN EXILE ter were Sunday Ken Wylie home callers Mat Svuday, tilS P M, Cents Nbtenof 47 Years Mro Gne Markey is now selling printing presses for the Duplex G of Battle ireek Mi and Ms John VanFleot Mrs Grace Love Downs at Marshall Saturday ticius iiollc way and familv and Dcae Miiit and taniii were Sun guests a the Albert Shirley home Miss Gertrude Speaks was in j Deuoit Smmduyr at thelSundaTl Moadoy, Die 12 19 Virginia Mayo, Bruce Bennett RobHri Huton SMART GIRLS DONT TALK Coawdy Cartoa Ifewi Tuesday WtdBMdoy Decmbr 14,1 S ALL STAR PAST In ti A u A , , J PQlSONAL COLUMN Lloyd Hendee and family went CoJttedy Canoe to Holt Sunday Mrs Hendee who wer married in Marsh co , NJ In 1836 celebrated heir d and doughs wiU remain for a ,3EtfSSSHwSS5S3SfiSS5 ding anniversary njeze Dec 10 time as her mother has a broken, WMWW60 oi their neighbors ft selectBuy your own auto insur anceJrom the insurance agent oi your choice and pay Spot Cash This service is available from our bank to any4 person who Vas a credit royutaUonard an income sufficient to moeti the monthly pcryments FIRST NATIONAL BANK KOWBtiL w Member Federal Deposit nsur once Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured Protect m cash bv ueing eur N1GMT DEPOSITORY were pre arm lew fatkaHtkxL in a RockAFeller Heres the idaxingest chair youve everseen Its smoofh, easy rocking action uulike hgt6f sentRemarks were made by Rev HWHicks and Charles Smith The VanFleets aie 87 and 84 and 3 of their 6 children survive The Loyal Guards have elected the following officers Capt GenFrank Sigler Sr Cap, G A Sigler Jr Cap, C V Vankle Rc FL AndrewsChap W S Swarthout Sr U F Halltfr P MkJBU St i Phyllis Sprout, have moved into 1 big 2nd Sgt, Bet Hicks 3rd1 their new nome Howell y s SgV John Monks I Qmte a tew deer were shot in S Wm Stevmson of North Lake c4on the la8t day of the a will have a sawmill woods his wmfeir Miss Alberta Dinkel spent the week end in Lansing s Mrs Phillip Sprout visited her 3 sister, Mrs James Barton in Stock bridge Sunday s Mrs Cornelia Bowen, daughter S Flossie and son, Russell of How s ell called on Mrs Jessie Wylie 2 Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Soule Need an Oil Hot J Water Heater We have severe make en hand else ett tanks A templet line of v JlrsrtBSont Norman Patonunv other crmlrV soothes tired muscles and UoWnerves tdJUid refreshed And its easy to regelate the amount of give to suit irlfrtien of handsome styles lean back sad relax natly gdvertis4 WmSharp, 71, died in Iosco j December 4 , The home of Will Cady at Lake land burned to me ground with all contents Saturday morning AC Watson of TTnadflkt will xftvsrxx hwi gtamphpneentytain i Wws 7e stent The ptteoted steel 9pAng vsfj j Sprixigboarcl action, found is no other chair, provides the V XockAFeUers soft, rocking comfort A simple adjustment taries the t axaoaot ti ive to suit jour taste oji the Will Chambers farm bal Moore got one and a Mr Kinq kiled one near the Orville irm, Shu 3 ft WleiVV ectric Heaters Pumps Nash farm C as weU as All Bflrthroom Fkrtures A lew from W A Ketchum jWd 3 states tha he and has wife have jgrTived eniftly at t1ft hnm nf his ment at his store during J bol the wiU tho winter d J ,1 i Dr Steve Brown and A v T T I V iwrvw wvnu MJk wile o S shower was hld at ft Jaiu I s rgd Reaa Dukee hwn Tue veolng ter I Mr and M WIU Sfagirt h mA wiie How ell were Sunday gues of Mrs Emma Vollmer MJReason and wife attendad the Reason reunion Sun at the John Rane home at Whitmore MW8N J HUGHES Telephone Pinakney 157F11 Repairing c ipeeialitf newlyweds Will Deveteemx of Havanna jCvb JJiis now tn Mexico snouts home Percy Swarthout has movd in to the CNPlympon home MASTER PLUMBER JiiiiMtimmmiiiiiiwwwiiifMiiiHiiMiwwwsjtjtitwttfjHww Mrs Winifred Aberdeen and Cards are out announcing the JXJCSn Brizton of Prescoi Aritona lastMonday I Dell Caxr is clerking in F G 01013 pa aosduns qn xw Jacksons store , Lorena Black of Ft Meyers, Fla Prof Fred Osborne will lectu Travis of Napierville and Miss at the school on Wireless Tele were quests at the Mark Nash oraphy on Dec 19 Adm 10c home last week 1 Beurmatiki s IT00 EAST GPIAND RIVER 1U MILE EAST OF HOWELL POT CASH FOB DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HOUSES 500 CATTLE 500 HOGS 140 OwL ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED FRK OARUNC COMPANY 90WSLL 450 0 HZDB 4 PILTS si Warm Morning A 3, Am SALE Stoves Fanners Feed Simply Co PHOIfl leM MAE Dr J D Kruse Chlropractof 7 PiMrifMEV DISPATCH Wednesday, December 8 1 948 I I ard Goods Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables ter4 S4 MCOnU ciHs gutter at Poouiwc at Mnckney, tfichijcun UJUV O Groceries I PubftSSd Every Wednesday US Main St J Subscription rat UW Pa W CurUtt, Pubuabar Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and daughter, Leslie spent the week end in Detroit 1 Lynn Hendee and family fipn Sunday at the D James Nash home in Coldwaterrtrcil were Sunday gues of Mi, and MIB HJMcKenzio ot Mr and Mrs Jas Whitley Oilie WUSOA oi Deuoit caiieu at Joe Gttifctfl home Sauxaay Born Kenneth Da via uir wile UViaijoy HauiesJ Uec 1 u son, Frank ettey HASSOCKS , ,w L i inwBW HETJRICrx Kennedys Gen Stare Electrical Living Reddy F watts right, folks Electrical gifts rate a special v jlcome at Christmastide because they sf v ore comfort and convenienceleisure and pie a The whole family will enjoy em VOU NT MAT IT Anfc, J xer ipeedi Mother wrr , hundred different rei iiell remember your thu tness every day of the isv, year AROASTEROVmT i really a porcablt kitchen, plugs in any where, keep food hot when detached Broilers and sand wich grillifre pras tical presents, to M t A TIMELY GlFTk Choose one oi Edi sons complete stock of electric clocks All sort are available mantels, alarm aad Wall uiotil ELECTRIFY DADk with a cup nf hit favorite coffee brewed right afethe table Electric coffee aukers are mod esdy priced 1 WANTED FnrsM tolt ai Mutlurat Itanley DinKel sir dang Mr 110 fferb Mm Murnlty of Dbta of 4M Yam For Christ Bad Lammmj arms xxr4Tw4cAihab b 4 HPWI H fidMol kt tvrf Pa H Cammi fcamfcd Hs Sat Emdm Lewi OMKM 90f a Iiliij party Mr ami Mr tali AbwHiw cimlmfti, a alaf mis rJoiaa udri ttes nas letuuiea nomt, Iiom br Joe hcspiiai ,tui jxi miss hose tum noisel uaae went an opeiou at St J0Q nob pi ml, Ann ircor boui to jueo uai and W1e Betty Deveeaux, Mov i,ason MS Goige Clark was Sat guei at the Walter Clark home nassell Clark and wifr oi Hiawa tha Beach weie Sunday guests at the Walter Clark heme f Miss LIia Monks,M sMary Kav j anaugh, Mrs Sadie Parkinson of Lansing called on Mrs, Emmal Dinkl Sunday and also at the Stanley Dinkel home Don Griffith and wife of Ann Abor wxe Sunday gu,sis at thj toe Griifitn home Leo Bettes and wile of Walled Lake were wek eid guests of Rcgtr Carr and wife M and t Hjwatd Rioptil and Mr and MrsGeo Riopell of Da spa S dov at the Harold Rad home The vending of Round 0now and Miss Mary Gimtily will take place Sat at the Conyl parson age Reception at the Genile home at night Oxus Poulson is enjoying a 2 weks vaoaaon ffomTtrife duties 1 as Giud Trunk agent Fed Fish er of Stcckbridge is his supply rV and family ae living in a house trailer Russell Glover and family of Fowlerville srynt Sunday at the Edward Spears home Edwin Sprout and wife and Ms Phillip Sprout spent Sat in Detroit JMir, and Mrs Ben White attenq edlh funeral of Mrs Lucy Dunne ot Detroit in Brighton SaturdayRobert Horine was a Monday night dinner guee of Mi and Mrs Murray Kennedy Mr and Mrs Don Swarhou at I ended at school party in Brighton past Wednesday night Emil Weddige who was a pat ient at S Joe hospital, Ann Ar bor returned o his home Sot Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge wih Dr and Mrs Alfred Wail of Dex ter visited Sacred Hea Seminary j Detroit Sat where Keith Ledwid j ge is student Wm Wall is also a student there MrsWCAtLee spent the week end in Detroit I Mrs Iva Reason enlertained, her bridge cli2o Monday night Miss Denise Ledwidge was home from Detroit a couplo of Mr and ivr Georga Meacon jr and aon, Robert xUed a the Wm Marshall home in Stock bridge Thursday night Andrew Nesbifc and wife attend ed a birthday dinner at the Gor don Hester home in Ypsilanti David Haley of Minneapolis , left for his home Fri Haring Ricisrd Tascfe and family of jgpmt several days with his grand Ann Aor spent Sunday wrfc pa, Mr and Mrs CEBurher the Robei Taach family j re is a pilot ior e MidWest Fied CampbeU of Ann Arbor Airlines and flies West out of 2JJteday 4M Ona Camp, Minneapolis Mixm 1 b0l,,,e I The Wm Lamb iamiLv of Ann Abor imd ifce Geo Meyer family j of Siockbtidcfe were Sunder j giMS crt m W JtMeye hom j 1 m Mr Stabler of Sunday gweMi jjcflcson pnt Sunday at ft Tom iy wm DjwwlMm OnaSd lover nd familr Hr1rron vr Sundar guets at 4 Louis SMirwi kne Mrs AnvcrbeTl, Crowns r4 or SOFT PILLOW TOPS GAY PLASTIC COVERS GAY PLASTIC COVERS SOFT PILLOW TOPS ENThiELV WASHABLE 2700 EAST G5RAND RIVER 1 MILE EAST OF HOWELL TOAST FOR POP Jfatt what hes wanted a smart, practical electric toaster, kdtcoa offices also stock hotplates, broilers and wffieLroo , Appliance stores and shopt are 611 cd with splendid electrical gift ideas Look them over They are also for sale in all Edison customer offices Open until 500 tvey niht except Sundays i j yi t Therell be a waiting line on Long Distance, too We expect the biggest rwh of LongPiilancc telephone calls weve ever had this Christmas Even witn every cirruit and switchboard in service, every operator on duty, there ore bound to be d ielays To avoid the rush, wf iy not make your ccs hcre ChrsTas EVG or offer ClirisiiUQS Day Michigan SeJJ Iciephone Company J r 111 t Vtttoeat Shields and family of 1 tn and Bws zoA Bomghip spent 4M VMSIC end at 4M Guy Smi j home fa Laflcwood Ami Maof XMt nVsUtXiflry tfVU Larey borne Ifefe fVlmic jr md wile of ayuests fame omd wife of St at 4M C Twm rtf Cep4ton r4R4 on Ms Ifamie Ifattcfcn 1m TiMtT C MrBdM1cbn MeT MltemWl4MV Hockey Service HidAlllilff u ft, if v J li Jt V 5 if3 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednday, Pcmbi 1948 H COE AND StE T THE MARVUOOS NEW IRONiR , ,,ssssjy s W 5w , tef X, NEW RHYTHMIC IRONRITE SIMPLEST Of 11 IRONERS Ti USE I Xmas Party ST PAJTRICKS CHURCH NORTHFXELD Mvii Dec 13 I PROFESSIONAL C9RNEB Dr nay vutry m DWVanWlnkle CXVanWlnkle HncJcaey, uca Attorney Low Daily lluo A in to u0 P M First Stale ad Savings Bonk hxcept w eanesacty i Howell Michigan MoiuluesarUkn, 7iOoeiuqpm fflPPfT1 VsssiBMwSMMMisssssnees BMHMaaM I Cemetery Memorials I On AT 830 P M E jnfA Pays for itself in laundry savings New featuresgalore TIMETESTEDwomen have proved Ironrites principles right for over a quarter century ALL AWARDS TURKEYS AWARDEES MAY CALL FOR TURKEYS BEFORE XMAS G H McCLUSKEY , Dentist 112U North Michigan Telephone Ottse 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments HowelL Michigan SNEED KERB SNEEb , j MARTSTI TAVJ Phone 18 207 E,Grand River Attorney at Law HowelL Michigan Phone IT Brighton, Mich Real Estate InsuranceJrokerage pn9 157FII Repair 924 NJMcdn ,Ann AiberAflem Harold Chubb, Local Representative 51 Fleming Su HoweU Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Markers City Be sure to come in rnl see trie most wanted of ail ironers New, Rhyth mic Ironrite, the only complete irons on the market When you drop in, we promise to show you the amazing new features and all the imetested ons that Ironrite has oped and used for over a quarter entury as quality ironer builders But, dont just take our word for it Our biggest Ironrite boosters are the ladies who have bought and used Iron rites through the years Now, youll 25 this builtin Ironrite quality, alorig witii new, amazing and modern Ironrite improvements APPRECIATION Mr and Mis Wilbur Leidig community were in own Sat, Pinckney I from Midland formerly trom this I and called on Rev and Mis Beachy The womans Fellowship of the Com, Congi Church wishes to express their thanks and apprec ation, k all who so kindly help ed with the gifts and service t0 make our Bazaar a success Ina B Buzzard, Pres Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property wife Mo LEELAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Mlchlg Lavey Hardware AU CTI 0 NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone PcJrne78F2i STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Lfaw 207H E Grand River, Howell MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Drlv License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SOM Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 S 63 Plncknoyficn FRED C REICKHOrT Jr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave HowelL Michigan ZZ asr I ot Appointment REFRIGERATION SEKVTCE Pk ne 358 Restdeaee 813 1965 BMttrperated 1915 I Dead c r Alive HORSES 500 CATTLE 650 HOGS 150 Per CWT Depending on Size Condition Calves 6 Sheep Removed Free Modern Equipment Capable Men E L Parker Agent Phone 88 Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Mr and Mrs Paul Myers and Mr and Mrs Albert Miller from Kokomo Ind were wek end McPherson State Bank GIFTS THRIFT Shopping, crowds, time HAROLD BADY Repairs on All Makes Phone Pmckney154F3 HTcrj TOWNER Dentist LLOYD HENEE Live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Defcen General Trucking 8044 Portage Lake Road, DeirterPkoneJ4F14 Phone Dexter 3481 1 CARL IONES JANE TASCH Concrete Products Gravel Short, guests of Revand Mrs Beachy still something t0 find for son Omar Gass and wife of Brigh daughter sister, brother aunt or McAfee home Barbara McAfee uncle, mother or father who has been visiting them re When the right idea fails to ma tU T rww materialize, then perhaps the Mrs H W Franklin gave a money equivalent would fill the shower at her home in Howell, billfold, JAWt liun Band y0 g Road JStonJL Letters or Any Paper Composed f D d or Copied at Your Convenience u Conlraol VwSS 50FUl7W8 Toma Rd KnclSey RS 2 747 Main,Plnckuey, Phone 50F11 DKlf ng Want Ad, FOR RENTFive room farm I home, 5 miles N W of Pinckney electricity being installed 15 u month Inquire Dispatch office FOR SALEWe have a 4020 n , Rosenthal Com Husker and W Woods Bros Picker Also HamCentral i cat itaekCt f11 Jn unaoy a tne Lester , 10ty 0f envelopes and folders for W gSrirzM p , , I Aw ,T GReeves, Stockbridge,Mich M, aid Mrs LoUU CoYleMis Criip ew Tote, tarn MyHome My per Y w i rV TT currency sonal check book with checks Eva Melvin and Mrs Rose Ho For children bright, shiny Home numbered 126 to lSOPerson who ward attended ct birthdav dinner gavinas Banks or new Silvpr wk iH tTVwnKi vv week Mr and Mrs MEDarrow were Leonard Devereaux of Detroit ward attended a birthdav dinner Savings Banks or new Silver t0k same can avoid trouble by In Detroit Fricjay night Mrs Rich who operated the Unotypo for us at the Robert Grainger home in rHar a neip develop the returning Baia meWd loomis mtoher died there last back in 192332, called at the Lansina Sunday honoring Robert fhrift t K i Leonard Copk DisP,ch offi Satotey r on hU4Mhday lm you ever cengider g Sav JORN T Bcgmme ings Bonds private entrance, adults onlyis We have Christmas folders for suitable for 2 employed people, these too An excellent way of Thomas Murphy Phone 108F4 211 E Main StPmckney tab SALAir kotor FOR SALEWell seasoned wood, cord or truck load Also apples George Charbonneau 9040 Farly RdL phone 161F1 h FOR SALEMontgomerv Ward fuel oil heuung stove Good con ditto 910 W Main St FURNAC SALES 6 REPAIRS ELECtaiCAL WIRING R L POND, rtoge Lake Phone Dexter 2536 FOR SALE Coal stove also field Coat Large Cirulator black Chester Call 70F3 CASH SPECIALS alatf Dressing iheOoTs making, a gift with a future A Ssvines Auroost can opend wih ss little ss 1 but KkPhersoo State Bank csid a circulating heater Williamr Cooper FOR SALE 22x52 it passsnr dspot at Pinckney Money bids will be received until Dec U948r Right reserved t0 reject any C aa bids Box 108 Plnokney DgyENDABLEBaby Sitter,35c an hour Call Vivian Dyer Pinckney phone 141F2 Syrup NO 2 CANS oiaiato Juie46 leanscr f lAerOWax ab Soap Powder Reg T9 49C 7C Z 3C orthern TicsueX lbigc FOUNDBlack and tan heundthe Owner can have by proving property and paying for keep FOR RENTAL Cement wkrs 3 12 cuft,gasa , , r Wavrie Beiinett aeMc Utility Trailersall Ml Oepeslt UMircji CarpMc m wqYeim,iLlf 1 sizes y hour, da or wk t rvnir n tm j FOR SALE lyeor old white W1UQN SALES RENTA Utsrest ssid on Savings Books od Rock hens live or aressect i 1ERCE TISM Certtfkstts Deposit All disits up to 5000000 in Over 80 Years oi Safe Banking RENTAL iWyJrimson, Phie 56F12 I 612i West LGrandL Rivsr, Lake FOR SALE 1942 Npsh 4 doorChemung, Brighton Phone HowSedan Bock Portage Lake, ell 354W sured by ow membership in the IFOR SALEKoiar porcelain bathjvANTEDTo buy an outside Fedesei fiwosit Insurance Cor tub Mrs Harlow Monsell j toilet Earl GaUup iSSkTu ea TM lFOR SALB Anyone desiring WJUfTEDCBAP IRONANS FQH SALE Chev Sedan Dh J AND METAL We Pick up vrY 11 1940 2 50 3al, 6 ROBB gas barrels 124 Tiplady Jtead TeL 55F3 STATE OF MICHIGAN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FOR SALE30 White Rock Pull COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON RayCoS Christmas tree call at house after u jDecember 101948 ,,,, ,1 ta Arthur ShehfcmTeL 65Fr FOR SALE Yellow Hnbbcrrd squash MenrU G7disjs Fred C Read and Ross T Read HoweU Rte ITff dsB coDartners doina business OM i A FOR SALE Christmas trees ThJmasjidSn I Northern White Pine W y Spray 5 PDTg1 S7c orlc ChopsBacM 4c 69C lb Prahkfarn OR ffffMf LB, SSC Clarks Wilma Mae Moorer Plaintiffs To whom it may concern Take notice that on Oct 2a 1948 wdt of attachment was issued from the Circuit Court for the Cduntrof Livinqston where in FredCnsad and Ross TRead coparmrs doina business as , ThomasHead Sons are named, plaintrns and Wihna Mae Moorer ii as defendant, for the sum of One J thousand dollars 1,000, and , that said writ was made return able November, 10 1948 t VanWmkle VanWinlds 1 Artorneys for Plaintiff Business Address HowelL Michigan m mm m YUK GAE Mr AUTO PAKTS Pliantiffs FOR SALE Brand new Royal ,, rwx m,J Puantnts ,HQuportdbto typewriterAlsed Spruce, Colorado Spruceonlv two hours actual typinaGeorgo Charboneau, 9040 Farley mquire at the Dispatch Office RdPhone Pinckney 16 IF 11 From vfaett I sit 6y Joe Marsh Yes Sir, Insomnias Contagious When Btt4 ftirtnsoe ks4 troabi a glass of beer with a bit of cheese sleeofsf eights, sad trie te get before I go to bed I cant speak K ovePftby tenia the rasie fell foryottJ blast he started aa epMeaUc of Fro whew I sit, f oo sdghhar1 insomnia all down the Week lines ssrses aethiag store Polks finally dropped a hint to simply respecting the other per Bud that he close the windows or Ul FOOD STORE Mrs Merwin GanpbelL Msw I Ebae DeWoif and Mrs Andy i Campbell attended ms C3isimas py rt St Sstphsms awrdi Hamburg last Thum turn the radio a little lower Bod didand that was the quickest 1 cure for other folks insomnia Ive ever heard of Not that any of us object to the radio, or swing heads, or anything else that helps another person re lax of an evening Mrseif, I like sons tastes and rights withes t forcing your own tastes or opinions dawn his tkumL And that goes for , Beds isdis, nty glass of beer, er whatever ffsnsurstr pleasnre fas teenier, ockM, K lisa ,v t j tdfif Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 08, 1948 Description An account of the resource December 08, 1948 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 1948-12-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/31013be6ef05b84186223176b8f64885.pdf fb39b8a9d968cfeacc134320c0b935ad 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. t l i3i i t dutc ispatri Volume 65 the Pmckne Diiprj Wednesday, Dec ,16, 1948 Michigan Mirror New Rate Asked LANSING Th state leoilat Lfhe Mlch BfU, TtePfc Co ure, controlled Rep7SSd 0 29 member, a 5,8000 dary for the ask, Public twoyear term, 1949 ad 1950 fT,01 tor to were a member ofthe JS 17 percent or senate formerly drew 1,095 a iThe reqUe8 2 main it each legislator wUl receive 2, ZTl imgr iine amount asked in the recent rate proceeding but rul 900 a year or 5,800 for the bienn year or 2,190 for a twoyear term ium The increase will exceed 250 per cent Each legislator will be entitled to receive 10 cents per mile allowance round trip lor travel once a month between home md the capitoi On the basis of a 120day legislative session four months, ea ch year, the legislative pay thus becomes 2416 a day for work performed at Lansing As in the past, legislators will also receive special expenses for attending legisltaive committee sessions ct Lansing or elsewhere when the legislature is not in official sess ion Such is the record ed out on account of advertising requirements 2, to provide wage boosts which are imminent and other increased costs This increase would apply to all types of service and to every exchange in the state and would total 204300000 Only 12,000000 would be available to the ca erf ter taxes 10,000,000 will be ask ed for immediate pressing neds The co has offered its employees a third round wage boost of V 000,000 annually Material and equipment has also increased The raise in prices would bo 35 a month for all residence phones 75 a month or private h School News e3i Current iSomment After a lapse oi several years Post Morftm, on 4 Nov 2 he h,cfh school football banquets I election continue to come At were resumed this year and one m A The legislative special 1 just concluded at Lansing, set the pay of the governor at 22,500,lt gov 6,400 speaker of the nous 900and supreme court justices was authorized for the following elective officials Sec oi state 15000 A flat 12,500 salary att gen, and gen, treas, highway comm and supt of pub inst Pay increases for the highway comm supt ol pub inst and sup J j,L ,w wa P0 rural 7 ness tines and 125 for service I connection charges Long distance calls would be raised, station messages increa3 ed from 5 to 15 person to per son calls from 35 to 40 pn cen and Sun and nigh discount cut from 35 to 29 percent less Further increases would be re75, 4 a tended by an estimated crowd A 00 or more was held at the chool Friday night , he young Rp meeting last week fiep Nat Commman Summerfield said republicans were deieat , ed by their own invention or de fce7Sc WW drPPed t0 SI25 vice Back in Fmnklin Roosevelts cad 75 which was made possib hm9 hf whole party ticketwas on IOV The Yuletids Season brings joy ous Greetings to all our customers ond an appreciation for the con siderotions ,e have enjoyed during the past year Our Good Wishes to you ond yours rme court justices would become effecive later than Ian 1, 1949, the dSIewhen other officials will Business lines 150, 3 part 1 ,25, rural 125, semi public, 1 tZTZSrZ ond f and business e, school administrators will begin new terms July 1, 1949 A const itutional provision prohibits any change in compensation of a court justice during their term of office Michigan voters approved on Nov 2 a proposal to let legislat ors fix their own salaries The vote was 935,441 to 531,950They also approved in similar proport ions a proposal to let the legislat ure nx salaries of state officials Legality o the legislative act ion is bound to be challenged, as Section 3, Art XVI, of the State Constitution rbade changing of officials ah dy elected But the bd of ed ssershasnt certified offraliy to the election resujtsraTv explcrlnedvWhat will the Supme court think of it And I v about public opinion Thesr answers are yet to come tensions would be raised 25 The 8 percent Increase granted this year only took care of the second wage boost Since 1939 telephone costs have increased 237 percent whll revenue has only Increased 180 ereent v1 The co has 28O0 employes in the state ond cm annual payroll of 75,000,000 fSERVATION NOTES ei, , iu ,d OWIIOOI ana nas 133 h jn school students took f n worfnng at Vokar, Dexter GENTOE DARROW Miss Marv Gentile daughter of Mr, and Mrs Joe Gentile was miedT t0 Ronald Drrow, son of Mrs Iva Darrow, at the Conai parsonage Sat afternoon, Rev Brady Officiating The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Sam Gentileand a few immedi iQzmmiJBmpment In the euenf 5 rJon was given to about 100 people at the Gentile mhe Med chickn was ebrideisagraduateof Pinckney high school and has he one week eeusethisyear conservation xt arrkee Springs near Hastings, Ovet 429000 small gamo licenses were sold in N Y on in crease of 17,000 over last year Resident deer licenses were 15 percent less than the 63,708 asoii last year Archery liicenses were over 5000 Fishing licenses were 112 percent ovei 1947 or a 42,02 This dept Is recommending iegislauorTwIiich will permitit to control deer herds in areas where crop damage is done A prospector cannot stake out a claim in Mich, anywhere to prospect lor metals If it is on pH vote property he must get writ ten permission from he owner, if on state land he must get a ipase If on federal land he also needs a leas 29v500 foxes have been turned In for 150,000 in bounty money so far this year take and stream Improvement wok in six upper counties has fcesn moleted or this year The groom eerved in World War The bride wore a formal dress of white safm veil Qnd whfte rosebud and ehrysani and white halo hat and carried eums Social iiappetiings j Livingston Lodge held their in stailation oi ouicers Saturday night The following past masters installedWesly Reorderinstail oii cer, Clifford Miller, marshall, Joe Griifth SecOna Campbell chaplain The following were installed W M, Clyde Fisher S W,Geo orga Gardner Treas, Wiliiam Ciller Secy, Paul W Curiett S, D,Winstcn Baughn J D Clare Miller Stewards Robert Nosker Ralph Pond Oscar Beck Lawrence Baughn,Brandon White Tiler, J H Hooker The iollowing committee app ointments were made ResolutionsRoss Peadch HC Vedder, Clare Miller ExaminationOna Campbellch, Winston Baughn, Joe Griffith EntertainmentP W Curlettch Wesly Reader, Frank Aberdeen Finance OnaCampbell,clw Church iews ST MjKtr CHURCH i Fr Albert J Schmitt Pastor Sunday Maises, 800 and 1000 Daily Mass 730 AM Confessions Sat 730 to 90Q pm Sundaysbefore 800 mass Fridaypaftr Novtnna Devotions Novenna to Our Sorrowful Mohr pinckney had the best team in Fridays a 730 PM le by donations of money, pies etc The cooking and serving was done by mothers of the players assisted by Brandon White and Albert Shirley who worked in he kitchen The decorations and name cards weie the, work of the Girls Athletic Assn JackYoung called the meeting c order and Rev, Fr Schmidt gave he invocajon Chris and Dick Campbell and Billa Miller sang several numbers ith s Hloyse Campbell at the piano Coach Wesley Reader hen inUoduced the managers aid mem , bers of the football team taking 9th 10th llh anr 12th grades in order This years cocap Bob Darrow and Jerry Clark gave brief speeches and then nex years cocapts Joe Jeffreys and Jerry Heath responded Don Clark, a senior was absent due to illness John Rossiter and Murray Kennedy were introduced as the men responsible for the banquet, Dr, Towner of Parage Lake in troduced a lifelong friend of his Harold Vogler ,capt elect of next years Mich State team who delivered the address This consist 1 ed of describing he Mich State team this year and the games they played in Vogler is a Cooley high graduate of Detroit Capt Dei Torre, of he Dexter high school team was unable to come but gent his moher who took a bow, pjlis Ellis, asst coach, former Ohio and professional playei got some wisecracks and then said one ballot The Republicans said Roosevelt was carrying too many coat tail riden into office with him so separated the tickets putting presidential ticket on separat ailct This backfired this year ae Republicans could vote a straight state ticket and then vote for Truman Summeriield wants 1ho halo restored to its original con dition, rr Vern Brown former Rep repre tentative, aud gen and It aov who was defeated by Gov Siger in the primary in 1946 still has a few sore spots At the recent victory banquet for Dem Gov elect Menmen Williams Brown was the center of spotlight and he delivered the welcome address As he came in the hall he remarked he orchestra was playing the cowboy governors faewell number Home on the Range Brown said ir was all right for Ingham Democrate to claim credit for Williams win put he noticed that 2000 Rep in Ingham county ran interference for him and over a quarter of a mill ion in the state Brown said it was up to Williams to find common ground he could work with the Rep legislature for the good of Michigan Brown is now 78 EARLY MCtfNINO frE The iocal dtp, was called to tne Hoagicnd farm on Coon Ik 00 a m inurs morning The Howell dept got feer pigt but were unable to save the house which burned together with near 1 aU content Fred Read, Brandon White Welfare Norman Milier chW C Miller Clifiord Miller Refreshments Merwin Camp bell ch Ralph Pond, Robert Nos ker, Oscar Beck, Omer Oory Gar th Meyer Brandon White Otto Paulson, Clare Miller, Lawrence Baughn Norman Miller, Clifford Miller Joe Griffith Don Griffith, Dale Miller, Ona CampbelLRobt Woods, Martin Phillips, Jack Roa COMMVINHY CHURCH Cnngrxjfftionci Rev D D Biady Minister Choir Practise Yrfea Night Organist Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campboi S S Supt H C Vedder Choir Practise Wed 30 p , rwr, wrv rinrV Mainina Worship 1 hiHW No choir practices w4l fee held Wesley Pamwrjom Grvd, Wnllace Jefrery Gene Bower, all of whom were usually in he sarinq lineup, also Charles Baker who played considerable the county this car I T White, asst Mich coach and last years Rcse Bowl cene made a brief speech and hen showed motion pictures of las years Rose Bowl game The senior members o the loam his year are Bob AmburDec 22 and 29 Sunday, Dec 19th, 1030 Christ mas Church Service Sermon Out of the Ivory Palcces 1130 Sunday School Good News in the Bible Thurs, 730 Chiistmas program The City of ars pre sented by the classes ci the Sun School At 900 the yo ng peo I pie will go Caroling tkd BASKETBALL SCORES Ypsilanti 27, Belleville 25 ,St Thomas 29, University Ann Arbor 27, Lansing Eastern 24, Mancheser 44, Brighton 36,Rcosc Thurs of this week JMble Study vei 27,Dearborn Lowery 24,Mlan and Teachers meeting will be held at the Parsonage Next Sunday eveninq our choir of 25 voices will present our Christmas Cantata at 7J5, under the leadership of Mr Eloyse Campbell The Junior Choir of 35 voices will sing three Chirst in of HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND No romantic attchments sight Then gfrls come cut year daxe and get into drulatian Heres how See the 0 easy rules for winning ana holding a husband In the Ameican Wock iy, one ol the 3 area iitagane3 with this SundayVDec ILirsuf of the Deceit Sunday TimcG Sundays Detroit Times son, John Rehrig, Emmett Wldmeyer, George Frazier, Roy Fish MF,VNN0N1TF CHURCH er, Harry Scrmpson 1Uv EzKt , , iodge was then closed and a Monjjng Worship 1000 social hour and refreshments en Sunday School N1100 toyed Supt William Lefaia Young Peoples Meeting 730 NOTICE t Evening Worship 815 46, Lincoln 27, Grand Ledge 52, Howell 26, Webberville 52 Byron 26, Okemus 57, Fowlerville 44, SIXTEENTH MESSIAH AT HARTLAND MUSIC HALL Geo Handels immortal orator mas Carols A fierwfrrfieiingjJiheMessiah wi Le present ed for the sixteenth season on St Seasons Greetings to all who I bought cards from me in 1948 If you need new cards see me or F V Fish Mrs R K Elliott CHRISTMAS DRIVING With Christmas jus around the comer autoists are asked not to 7 j forget that the holiday season Is APPHECIAfTION j the period of highest traffic accid The cornmittee who put on me efes to the state footbaU banquet wish to thank J JT , aU those wh2 helped and donat JjfSSSi ed Esprfally Doc Cory for iSJTJSL ire Scream The Topping and P80 JJ 10 accidents last Claverleaf Dairies for the rnlk jw J 271 acream the Wotoder Bakery Wghways and 8 out of 10 ac J Howell, Lila Phillips 18, Howellxoroincrtion Dec0Merri GkMild Creamo Co for bread and dark High sped is Eugene Bfodei 24, Brighton, Den w HullDarwin Ancell Nottnan 0iu the mothers for pies and a 7 0ttt 10 occur na Jean Cotfey, 1ft Fowlerville Zg Virgil VkXmaim Earl J I patatoesOwina to th many don ed at 35 miles an hour Pedes jGibson Wm Pierce, Wfllard Z, dwr me low price chr ian w a the people kilUd MARRIAGE LICENSES THE DRAFt OMn Mcoay, Berl Alton Lewis i and Fred Wiles will be inducted Don Fisher g, ifory Seele, 18iat anny Disc H CSoaway John Earl Robinscn22 following went to Flint for and Sun evenings, Dec 18 and 19 beginning at oclock at the Hartland Music Hali in Harknd Michigan Soloists to be heard with the Hartland Area Chorus ere Mirian McLaughlin, Sopranc Jean West errrcn, contraltorPc and McLau The arguement as to whether Mich or NotrQ Dame has the best football team this year has broken out again This has been a see saw all the year One wk he experts rated Notre Dame first and the next week Mich Net tre Damns tie aome with UCL in Vi fijiol contest gave Mich, a bc ,, Now of course the proper va to settle it is for he two teams to meet However, this is nc liable lo happen unless public pressure becomes so great that Mich, is forced to bow to it The reasons are entirely financial A few years back these two ipams spilt even in two contestsTimancialremitOosnqtgoodIn trie last contest Michigan concentarted on this game and drew a record crowd Asa result there was a team let down after the game and also of public interests and attendance suffered By playing weaker opponents MichT avoids conernrTcrOTronr any one game and is also to hU her stadium Mich, is usually a top favorite to beat her present opponents while the best she could hope for with Notre Dame would be an even spilt Francis OBrien has been appointed municipal judge in Ann Arbor to succeed Judge Jay Payne who was elected probate judgeTftBhe handles Uuiiic casesPinckney persons who run the red light or step on the gas there will probably soon make his acquaintance Some 20 years ago his honor was well kriewn to Pinckney high school boys in an other capacity when he was th on the St Thomas high center ghlin, tenor and ack A Jensen cricoi basket ball team and also bass all from rn Arbor Lilll the football team Lefty Reason ian Wilson is the egauist and XKM EXERCISE rr Kelly Rev Bonnett, Thei will be a song program Charles Gibson, Daano Hyne at the village Xmas tree,in the,Herbert Mfllor, Van Cfcrktian,Ern it MeUontineManrin Tiveranos p m eve at 70 afta Ckns wffl distribute candy ed 7500 was cleared 11 f gI , Mir merry Christmas by being doab GffTS FOB MIX , grtJM At our kome from 4 pan to 6 pm Toes, Thurs, and Fri John Radinouich,Reuben ode, r fat 3014 Monks Rd Mr and Mrs Chas, dark visit ed at the Leo dark homo in Det soft M week Rev Paul Sullivan, narr tor The presentation is under tha direct ion of Winchester Richard The performances will be a ded icaton service to the memory of the late J Robert Crouse, Sr, founder o the Hartland Music Hall Free reserved seats are avail able for the Sunday evening per formance There cue no reserved seats for the Sat, performs e A free will offering will be taken V P W MEETING The VFW meet at Bob Whh Recreation Room Monday even ing, Dec 20, 30 P TT Social Meetma Only OH qe Asdurenner Adjutant the was usually his opponent and ho and his honor probably toulod each other 100 times and seldom were in at the end of a cage game Lefty probably was a slight gainer by this as he was a better foul goal sinker than tbe judge Murray Kennedy, Stanley Dinkel also played against hhnHis honor later wont to Midi Normal and studied at the U ei M He served in World War 11 We saw aim then when he pkr ed hrst base for the Camp Gssfc r soft ball team under lights Ann Attar However, bo chanaed 4eay from tbe Vmnv lad who starred lor Taomas lis now wetfM 200 pounds , , Vt n Vi m SrV 4 j , tumMtmAa SV WWTWr y HtMl J u a l i n mii n n ri j wrnMin iTiwrnmiiihJtjiiP T, 5TWWr B WednMday Dc 16 194 i flOW TRY B t 1 fc,i gf ighborf Notes 14 Stockbridge hijh schtcl I weirxili Danquei AVON THEATER J3YEYAN T iloK look for this new Goebel label to get Goebel ExtraDry Beer Join the millions of new friends who are switching to Goebel ExtraDry Beer Its light to your taste and light to you In bottles, cans, quarts, and on draught No increase in price Ty Goebel ExtraDry iieer today GOEBEL BREWINS CO, DETROIT 7, MICHIQAB B ETTE R TfcY BEIR rom whe 1 sit 6y JoeMarsh The Missus Ducks Out i Slim Hertman took hU missus tack hunting the other day And Iter fire hours of sitting in a swamp, shed had enough Going home, Slim reminded her goodnaturedly of the time shed taken Mm to tKflmaB novelists lecture, Slim and the missus get on so wdl content to stay home nights together, enjoying one anothers eompany over glass of beer and a game of chess i js uec 14 koi Uoach Uacrinan of Mich I tiff is me speaker Charles Whitehead is building 1fj ew house in Gregory Tie Livingston coun y jail at Mowell has been condemned by fee state jail inspector as unsanitOAtff a fire trap, inadequately IgirfecL ec However as it has condemned regularly tor past 15 yars it will probably ittnue to function Several s aga the voters authorized iing afud to build a new I but high costs have prevent any action on itOsfcweU high school dropped its basketball game to Milfod to 29 and another to Fowler 30 to 31 Mrs John Hoey of Webster died Oft her home last Thurs The fU0eal was at StJosephs church Dexter Mon Surviving aie her kmband 2 sons and 3 daughters 1 tffe Walter Clark family are i Mpantined for dipthena, Donald fcBfirig come down with it Wxnik Hobb long time member Of fee stae TB bd has been ftplaced by John MacRitchie of Hillsdale Mr Robb has been de signed as comm emeritis He ser ftd 14 years on the board Bwood Bowen, 43, of Oak Qve was killed last week while driving his tractor when he was struck by a car driven by Earl Combs, formerly of Patter OOR Lake Marlie Coons of Cfcilson and Miss Winona Micketts of Fow leryille were married at Howell lejt week Jndge Breakey has set Feb 2, 1849 as ho court hearing to detfqnine the level of Big Portage bake This hearing was request Of Livingston and Washtenaw fed, of supervisors a year ago too petition of Portage Lake land owners as a method of prevent ing the floods each sprixiq which iI damage lake property Att Gen Black will take the llOlCdOiU ledTbO question of whether the amend Frank Wright is working hi the1 11 con8tiutiM f mm y us convenion carried or no last IfftoOtl Hov 2, to the supreme court, it e got a majority of votes cast on the proposition, Trie board of can needed a Friday, Saturday, Det 17, 18 Double Feature BLONDES REWARD Ome oi the beet with Penny Singleton Arthur Lake CAGED FURY A Pine Themae Circus Melodrama Richard Danning, Sheila Ryan iei ei Sunday, Tuesday Dec 19 21 LIVING IN A BIG WAY A Romanc with I Gene Kelly, Marie Donald News Cartoon Chelsea, Mich Friday Saturday, De 17711 STBAWBOGtY ROAN xx Cinecolor SunrJaa Gene Autrey Gloria Henry and Jack Holt Cartoon and Latest Hews Sunday Monday Tuesday Dec 1920 21 ADVENTURES oi ROBIN HOOD A Reissue In Techicoolor 8taxriaa Errol Flynn Olivia deHaviland and Basil Rathbone Cartoon Sunday Shows 3,5,79 Fxe Kiddies Show Sat, 3 oclock WATCH FOB THE NEW YEARS EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW HOWELL Theater rIOWPLL, MICH Thur, FrL, Dec 16, 17 George Rot June Havoc, ana I Helena Carter Dec 18 at i Wednesday Thursday, Dec, 22, 23 Double Feature GRAND CANYON TRAIL Starring Roy Rogers, Jane Frasee Abo CAMPUS HONEYMOON A Musical Coraody Starring Lyn Wilde, Lee Wilde Adele Mara and Richard Crane 8hows 710 and 9 15 t INTRIGUE Cartoon Saturday, December 18 William Boyd as Hopalong Casidy in UNEXPECTED GUEST,rX Also Janet Martin Robert Lowery to HEART OF VIRGINIA Cartoon ATTENTION KIDDIES Novelty AN children under 12 yrs old or are invited to the Free Xiv Show at the Sylvan Theatre Sa, Dec 18 at 2 p nuSanta wl 1 o there with gifts for allSponsored by American Legion Service Sunday Monday, Dec 19, 20 Mat Sunday, 215 P M, Conflnuaee George Raft, George Brent Randolph Scott, Joan Blondell in CHRISTMAS EVE Corned v Cartoon News SUJ Tuesday, Wednesday,Doc 21, 22 Barbara Stanwyck David Niven in THE OTHER LOVE Comedy Cartoon Novelty Finance your new car through this bank You Save Money be cause of low discount rates You deal with home people who are interested in you No mwi to bother with out of town remittances Pay at the bank You build valuable bank credit You get bank service and protection fflj Let Us Give You the Facts FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Entur ance Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured Protect ou cash bv using our NIGHT DEPOSITORY flwiiuhTilfiimiimii t nank Packer is woiung uk Wra Morons borJbe shop dating latters illness St Marys Columbian Drarjflik 1188 contends it nee, ist pui on the civil war drama mIority of U votes cast TX m, rft Winans LJIM schoc school board Need an Oil Hot Water Heater Cas in costume Dec 26 The cast Mr and Mrs James Green, l coin Smith, RiU Monks rurtj Monks Guy Haney, Bert Ri, T ie i Cass Culhane, Mae Teeple Mkm Iot6S OI X eai8 AgO a s We hove severe makes en hand also oil tanks The Winans has hired Mrs Mngjet SaveryjS second teacher ii A Complete Lisie of 9f at end insisted that he sit it out r So now the missus and Slim have am understanding No more duck hunting for herno more lectures for him They decided each to hi fwn taste Its because they can agree to jw, tti Cong4 church wiliut Toilet AmVM9 W f j fihro hose little pleasures that we enjoys glass of beer, a game of chess, some music on the radfo and liveandletHve when it comes i tjie others 9mrtk 1948, United Statu Brewers Foundation Doyle jr Wm Ryan HHSwaithout has an orde faff 16 tons oi dressed turkey he shipped from here this moi 4k Pery Noah is offeun eje JI cord and board for a man k m jafOoaV the uhiisnas pageant enmlea j3 She Light of the World with a i f 01 au bunaay evening, ihe as well as All Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pumps s fate aie Prophets Chas Brown John Dinkel, Kev MaycroftThree I ieuigs PHSwarthout RusseU Wejt, MrownTMadohhd, Ivd of All Kinde and Kitchen Sinks t, 1st SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORESES 500 CATTLE 500 It tetta Shehan is hom fa IM holidaya mzjg Canada1 Vm J IXwln RKEU Gas was struck on he AltlSjlM T Oardner Angels Hazel Richard j I Blanche Hendee Shepherds, j i 1 tr MYR8N J HUGHES Telephone Pincluey 157F11 Repairing Speeiality while sinking a weu 200 ft p Ich, mmmmmmmimn OUie Clark no returned ton J0 mhon Je6Sla Grn lgMESEm MASTER PLUMBER Utlliiiimnwfiiitliw iiiiiitHiiiiiiHtMiuiiiHmiiinnPtnfejmniiB miiffliiim m from a trip through Tuscola, fart C Brwa M 21 iot and Clinton counties Hie ato CPe11 M8 Jones, Bkmch ter, Marion who has been ttay Martin HOGS5tdnCwt v000110 To SIZE Am CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP and PIGS REMOVED FREE OARUNC CCMPANY WW or lODES 4 gj inq in Tuscola county home withTfia v Nelson Mortenson has a riinto Percy Swarthout house While visiting his doughty In Chicago CO Burgess was en with apoplexy Miss Eva Docking and Wm Attenwere married at Howei FOR SALE 19 by Rev Orr The Masons will give a dance New Years Eve Mrs Herbert Schoenhals NelLake suffered a broken leg The body of Mrs Calvm Asl8 her husband was 11 nold of Dexter was buried M 8ef 1bn tfey wei0 Wt by a DUR Gerald and Ralnh Clinton rA TU V U u , , I Whitcomb cemetery iGt fe ear coming home from Detroit miite Tf izt0J JSh school girls played Mrand M V PeW oi Aeeff Sttday tonilies of Detroitsoentsu,T vriwl, y eai ana XYUS, V rery oi iiseff ow the C J CUnto hflie rs 1 11 03 11 haa aone to kla to t Miss Margaret Driver gave uwmt Dexter Friday and ware beaten their dauahteK WmtsA oroaram at the Burgi a Friday and were beaten fhetr daughter He of Ann 21 to 3 Barbara Haines got 2 t ot the Jc Pincknev noint and Jan Am f setfn sirr nj BASKET BALL SCHEDUU Dec 17 Haxtland The Jan 7 Brighton Hece Jan 11 Dexter Here Jan 18 South Lyon Hei Jan 21 Manchester Thi Jan 25 Sfccckbrdgo B lorn 28Dexter There Fb 1Grass Lake Thr Feb 8 Sou Lyon Here Feb 11Brighton Here Feb 15 Hartland Hee raon nester tamny of r,wr rr Ty j Feb 22 Grass Lake Hex spenf Sunda at the An toomtory i pb gS Manchester Here bftt hoa examination Is seeded these will j rw 7f0 ohi Dfec, fse Ann Arbor con tf labaealoiy charge Old who mem WW in a plane m4k ma shifts etc flttdcrv was the Don Griffith and wile SS,81 Ct JCP mckn P0 Jne Anv coJW r,TGdy famUy S Carver nd wife of Roik SHaa in Ohio spent Sun at the John JandlSrWayne AtLee OaxtK tended a party Sat night at the r HsnaS borne oi Mrs Mable Zimmerman , ,11 In Webeter y e Charles Sutton oi HowH pre Mcs, EraTuetai and family cf of T7 oadlnk J1 Rocheeter and Uo i Meabcn and PPmT Gtofburg, Edusnfly ol Dexter called at the Geo caUonfll wtonan The U vinosf Jesaboii home Sonday ion County medical society will lb Gordon Hester family of COD ranhiatJoii, charg program ax me Burgess Friday night Wm Doyje is seriously ill with While on their way to visit Mrs WKa Richards who is in Spar hospital, Lansing DrCL r and Mies Blanche Martin in the ditch damaging their badly nsVam Smith, iorxner pros att of Iteecommon county, has open Oil a law office in HoweH the Pinckney VJFW team IfjMch is in the county league t llost their opener at Hermann s of Jmmell kxet Wed nite 41 21 Fssd Singer was high scorer tor Warm Morning Stoves Parmers Feed Supply Cc FHONE l4 MAX sUISflBLUeUr The etnpoyeee of the muwmm, sonwTWQsa, ew fA A fjnt,,, Tubs fin nf nrmft efsB ffrimirT tr a r GentiW, Hypr of PlodofteQd For xtttmer tssWmatioo caH Mrs or out on strike and the plaj fJJfVamer, J Larey, J Burns Pout eiMax Dyer of PX pbone SI3Howell oi MPketed A cat in the XmcaismYouog u A Dr J D Kruse Chiropractor I Ar AFTKRliOONS iot 2ff HesxY 130 HoweiL JhsWf pkt7eiar H Vaffv A Au IhtclfliWMllrTac t it f mill Hiilii l tCij m imtmy, injmrgfmmm fwi nnw r f j mm 11 iiiyn fT i jmwiwpijjjJkj fcV awaaw Ptecknar Wetf DacJ Wednesday Dec 16 1948 For the Good of Your Service i Adequate Telephone Rates are Essential IfOtC want good telephone service and we want you to have good service But to be able to continue it, another increase in telephone rates is essential The rate increases put into effect in October were based on conditions in a past period, and already the efiVct of those increases has been wiped out by rising costs Elsewhere in this newspaper, in accordance with the State law, legal notice of our intentbn to ask the Michigan Public Service Commission for a further increase and details of the proposed rates appear THIS CHART SHOWS THE PiCTURI SINCE 1939 PropoMd Ratet Prtnt Rt,te Food It Up Clothing it Up Automobile re Up Total Cot of Living li Up Freight Ratet are Up BUTWhat About Telephone Ratetf telephone about onrthird more than in the period through 1939 But the return per telephone is down more than a third from what it was in 1939 162,000,000 SPENT SINCE VJ DAY FOR MORE AND BETTER SERViCE MILLIONS MORE NEEDED Since the war, Michigan Bell haa becm carrying on one of the largest construction programsif not the iarst in the State It is not yet completed Even tiuujrii over 500,000 more telephones have been connected, a lot still must be done to give everyone Die kind of service he wants and to provide a telephone for everyone who wants one But to build telephone plant, of course, take money at todays prices, lots of money TELEPHONE RATES ARE UP MUCH LESS THAN MOST OTHER THINGS YOU BUY The recent increase in Michigan Bell ratesthe first in nearly a quarter of a centuryplus the new one now being asked, would boost the average customers bill only about 25 over prewar telephone rates Most businesses have had to raise their prices not once but many times Compared with other prices, as you can see from the chart, telephone rates will still be low MICHIGAN BELL TAKES IN MORI BUT HAS LESS LEFT With all the telephones being put in, perhaps youve assumed tu were making a lot of money With the recent increase in rptes, our revenuethe money we take in is up 30 over 1939 But the cost of giving you service h gone up even faster 237 Wages, for example, ake up more than half of our total expense and our wage bill is now over four times as big as in 1939 Andtl return on the money people have invested in out bushu is down more than a third TCDAY EACH NEW TELEPHONE COSTS MORE AND EARNS LESS The higher cost of labor and materials today makes the cost of providing the equipment needed to serve a new PERCENT RETURN 11 MONEY FOR SERVICE IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSION MUST COME FROM INVESTORS This money must come largely from people all over America who have savings to invest in the telephone business Naturally, theyll invest their money only if theyre E PaF convinced it will earn a reasonable return We compete with other businesses for this investment money And our return is substantially below that of representative companies in other industries We want to continue our improvement and expansion program because it is for your good We can go ahead with it if investors continue to put money into our business ADEQUATE TELEPHONE RATES ARE NEEDED It all boils down to this The money to provide you with the service you want can be obtained from investors only if their return is adequate Unfortunately, its not So, although wed rather not be asking for this second rate increase, adequate rates are neededand needed right awayto protect the future quality of your telephone service f fV Peace Train For some Ume past a United Nations mmmUtM of iood Office has been in Indonesia helping to uuiiuio a ,aJer, 1 tten of the dispute between the Indonesian K,pub , ,,m he NKhe lands To insure impartiality, negmiati,,,,, lt, hl i , boh ter ritories on alternate a week periods ,p,vi,Veiee Tialn shuttles the delegates between JBjakartaami Bata Above the locomo ive is shown crossing the bridgr located on the boundary of the tcrritoriN of the Indonesian Republic and te NetherlaluS i 4 i , i t i ii il lifc A W 5 fz , fu Pi i , i The I nitfd NaMins Iac Ornn , X ,W VN leriioti to st up iiMnJei1 Arh i ,, J P tinf is i0V nvetii io IM Ms it i7 , M j , 1, IN Ifruhnrters lc i Hilv lan I HTV in fiv , ua mvrMf FS tk f iM a ifbrf7 rhrr tr t , ,, i , i lr loufr1 ,i I , n ini ,ti , , Vi I J tic M ii 1,A IhiiipjMJie i public UJL II I,V ,JU , c , u v 1 of iiaana UN Facts and Faces , YEMEN The Imamate of Yemen is an aneieni Kingdom in the southwest part of the peninsula between Ash and the British protectorate of Aden in Arabia VVrith an approximate area of 7,000 square miles and a population of 3,500,000 inhabitants, Yemen grows coffee and grain in the plateau of El Jebe, the most fertile part of Arabia Its exports are coffee, grain, hides and charcoal Its capital is Sana, an old walled city with eight gates Yemen was admitted to the United Nations on 30 September IP 17, and it was represented tth Second Session of th uN General Assembly by Prince SelfErbhwir Abdullah Its Hag has aTed background with five white stars and a white scimitar in the center like birthplace ef Simon Bolivar treat neroad liberator of OMeh of AaMsrieaVoexneU la the eeafttrjof Sooth America la the worfci, Veneaaete haa great a flrstrankinf prodaeer of lays JUFai t5 J , Going to Marhorn Haiti of the coontry, wheae eUaaate trepiet to that of lofty moaadaiaa Acrksoitave tara Hrtlhn far aaoat of VeaeziietaV 43MH people, who IHe oa aaaae totjm taaare miles of lanA VenmeU is repreaeateal U Cntte Katiaaa heaoojartrt by AmbaaaaaTor Carlos Edoardo Stosh VomeaaeUs iaf has horizontal geM, bhae and red stripes aad a acsaadreiuar raw of aevea white atrs la the eeatec The Kingdom of Sweden occupies the eastern part of the Scandinavian peninsula in northwestern Europe, which It shares with Norway Although of broken, mountainous topography, Sweden haa much pro daetive lead, aad is well known the world over through her forest products Textiles, lroa aad mechanieal industries are also important among its ex aerta With aa area of 173,147 square miles se has a population of ppieiiaiiittlj 7,MMM inhabitants The Government is a con stitutional monary with a twochamber Parliament known as the lUkadag Sweden is represented at the United Nations Headquarters by an Envoy Extraordinary an Minister Plenipotenciary, Mr, Oaaaar Kagglaf Xhe SnediUi ia is blue with a yellow cross W , , s , r, f y Market scene in Haiti shows how farm women bring produce to the towns for marketing Agricultural problems in the deaselypopulated Caribbean country are now being studied by the Qaited Nations Mission of Technical Aauotaaee to the Republic of Haiti The Mission, made up of exp rom the staffs of the United Nations and its affiliated specialised agencies, will make roeor aaoadations oa problems related to HaJtif t VJ ,k j l 9 DR JAIME TORRES BODET Jaime Torres BoIet, Foreign Minisu ot Mico, was elected Di ptiorCem il of tie lN Educ 1 utl, Sientc nvl Cultural Cie i J 1 iI Co Lv by its ,ovenjhcj Uncle Sam Says Regardless of the heat wave, yon cant afford to be lazy about your future, because the future holds for you what you hold for the future Ben Franklin didnt make this statement, hut any United Suites Savings Bonds payroll saver who works with you could claim this bit of advice as his or her own All he has to f is to sipti his name once on the card for the I nited States Savings Bonds payroll savings plan His employer does ull the rest Three eVllars saved through the payroll savings plan get Mr Summertime Lu hones four dollars 10 years hence XT S Trrasmy Department Uncle Sam Sav rv 1 Vacation Time What a wealth of memories this Tiring to mind Or the keen anticipation vith which we waited for those trips to the seashore or to the mountains Tle wonderful time we enjoyed are still vivid remem brances But hew about the future Can you look f ward to the hazards of that future ith the tame assur ance You can if yon have a Illee nestegg of Lr C savings Bonds Simply sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or for the selfemployed join the BondA lonth Club At your Own bank V S Treasury Deparimtm Uncle Sam Says flies That a youve used repeatedly Jt in mind when yon think abostt fninre and what yon can do to yonr future aecore Theres no to eeenrity Jnat eatroli today In See nrnmll saving, pLea wkere yom snsifc Every pay day from now on fMl he eettlng aaisle, in United State IsHssji frt totoy t actnally H U ahort yean yonll be get1 91 for every 75 yon Jay O S Treumy D I O J r fwlicJ Or V A 1 4 V E lSTGiYfciR t ston by the Michigan Bail Telephone Company s of ifcrfes, tnatnJs, GaW Charges a Mi, s t a R , ,c iwn witli statutory requirements, notice ia In nTijSjjiirrii that an application will be prcaentcU by the ,m RjlI Telephone Company to the Michigan Public Service Contraration in the City of Inanoinf on c X rrbcr tJ ,8, for authority to make elective inrreaorrl schedules of rates, rentals nd n in of tzrlxonc service and fecibties in the ejtefcaagee of the Michigan Bell Tctep ae jiy , at of Michigan, aa t orth below The application alao will request the Commission to iiVi J the hearini of the matter ti rasn authorized by the Cocusuuioo in October were iaaufficieat by large to provide the r venu, now pcjdcJ to aaoure sood telephone aervi in the future TVs authorised inert w honed on the Runncial conJiija of the Conpaoy in the perd beginning September 1947 and endli w,it liThe arca were n t Urge enough to meet the atendily rtains coati sir e the CJroay nld its apition ta 147 Th Copcu ww aii tlat the Ccaixmsiica cirtlcr irveJ to uect orditIcr aa thv eit iojy and aa they will be the near future To meet praaent needa, the Ccunpauy vij ask arprovai at ov ior Qcrcaaea in CCILMH ra and chargo aa abovu immciatcly below The inereen would remain in vitct uui the Ccmmiaticn has h id an opportunity to detarmmc that the remaining increat jhown n thr foUratiag tabloa are reuonable and popcr PROPOSED INITIAL RATE INCREASES oioUHmnf cswngts fiftynssrf JwJow, rho feOowann atisni roto j Exchange Rots Increase the present basic monthly rates for busaneag main telephones 50c Increase the present basic monthly rates for residence main tele phones 25c Increase the present basic monthly rates for private branch exchange trunk lines 75c Increase the present daily guarantee for semipublic coin box service 2c Increase the present monthly switching rate for service stations 25c MaSCsMonsoiit ftatss Increase service connection charges the full amount as proposed below Intrastate ToU Rotas Increase intrastate telephone and teletypewriter message toll rates the full amount as proposed below WWaAiMWAWiWWWiWINrMIMWWWWWMMMMWMMMMyWMWWiWWMWWMMIWI EXCHANGE RATES Excuotng Moral Tax For rate purnosts, axefcoaget are gtswns ascstslas awsahsf 11 ot ih ro shown batow, wShaot nwyaaanl f a lei chart In the case of present rates, there are 8 groups The total number of telephone in service on March 31,1947 in all exchanges and zone of the Company is the basis used generally to determine the group rate applicable for local area service and those applicable for Extended Area Service In the case of proposed rates, there are 7 groups The current total number of telephones in service in all exchanges and aones of cbt Company is the basis used to determineihe group rate applicable for local area service and those applicable for Extended Area Service In the majority of the Companys exchanges Ex tended Area Service which will increase the number of telephones that can b reached vvhout payment of a toll charge, is to be furnished when facilities are available Meantime, a lower schedule of rates is applicable in moat exchanges until Extended Area Service is furnished In a few exchanges, the furnishing of Extended Are Service will not change the rates In a few cases, Extended Area Service will not be furnished In a few other cases Extended Area Service already ia being furnished PtISfNT SCHIDULIS OP MONTHLY IXCHANGk KATtS Group 1 rales, as shown in fhs following tablo, now ars apaslcobls In Pincknty Whan Extends Aroa Sorvics is Introducod, Group 4 ratts would fas anplicabU under the present schedule OtOUP i 3 S 4 5 7 S OP 1 N SOI t 1,601 to 3,001 r 6,001 to 12,001 to 25,001 to 50,001 to 1,600 3,000 6,000 12,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 400 450 500 550 600 650 750 S5S HiUao 550f Awftiliary Two S250f 325 350 400 450 500 550 600 15 17 IS 20 20 20 20 Rwol sT 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 Ixfcav 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125J 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 Two 200 225 250 275 275 300 325 Rorat ft 175 175 200 200 225 225 250 250 0SafvUa txton 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 Ntssa tsu SwMea Sorvica 75 75 75 75 100 125 125 125 At Al lasaaafss IIVATf BftANCH IXCHANOI TtUNK LINtlt WUh Plot Roto Sarvlc Caininnrciat Rotas Tha rata ts 1 time tM rJa fat IIMMVMIMI awtbiati 91 mldaaca Haas Rotas ATS OROUPS 4 I 5 1 4525 575 625 675 725 773 j 575 975 With Mattoga Rata Service Rata Qrap I only Commarcial and Hotel Ratai The rata are the tame ot for one party mottogo rote butlnett tev Ice lirtot Dily flwarantao on lotai maetoaot onty tMattogc i vqneo 72 m Iin, n en nuxlllary Hne Analltlonal mettago 4c eack OFor each lichen Ho vvor, lh minimum charge oer lin it Iho charge for 6 leienhenM t100 with metiege rate tervlco PROPOSED SCHEDULES OF MONTHLY EXCHANGE RATES Group I rates would apply in Pinckney until Extended Area Service is introduced, ot which time Group 3 rates would apply A tiie SROUP NUMEIR OP TtLEPHONSS SUSINISS SERV1CS One party flat One party mottagc rale T Aullory 1 4 to to to to 1,501 3,001 6,001 12,001 to 25,001 to 50,001 to 100 000 1,500 3,000 6,000 12,000 23,000 50,000 rate 550 600 6,50 700 775 875 1000 Ulllne 600 I li 300 Two party flat 1 rate j 450 00 j 550 600 6SO 700 Ouorontee pay Marlon is 20 22 24 24 24 24 RISIOINCI SIRV1CS SUSINISS 4 RISI MNCf One Rural flat rate 400 425 450 475 500 525 550 trtontlon o 150 150 150 150 150 150 party flat rote 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 party i flat rate 300 300 3C3 350 375 400 Two 1 Pour party flat rare 250 2 2 2 2 3 3 50 30 75 73 00 ,25 Rural flat rate 20 250 250 275 275 300 3 25 Ixten lion 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 OSorvlce Station Switch ing Service 125 125 1 25 1 50 175 175 200 At All Exchanges , PRIVATI SRANCH IXCHANOE TtUNK tINIIi With lal Rata Sarvlcs The foto It 1 Imei the rote for ln4Ulduat butlnett at retldence llnet Plot rate trunk waM not a tumlihed la troniltrrthotolt far uie at guetl llnet ir exchanget having over ttVOOO leteahonot In their Rol rale celling oreat, With ftftsiiags Rata Sarvlcs The retet are the tome at for oneparty men age rate fautlratt ttrvlce llnet eacept that lor hatelt, eny manogo rot luak wouM be provided forgweil uacn In sxcrioiiot having over 50,000 lelephoet in their fiat rate coiling areat Such trunk woulo bo fwrnlthtd without chargt Dolly guarantee an local menage only tMcttiae allowance 73 on Ul line, none on auxillory line Additional rrmtaget 3c each OPor eoch telephone Howeyar, tlc minimum charge par line it Ihe cha30 for 6 telephone J J 125 with manege ratd tervico MISCELLANEOUS RATES Excluding Federal Tax MISCSLLANIOUS IQUIMENT opi o PropoixIncrLCtai Pit tuan fl itTlcy Slcnelt vl lamp indicator, button, busier, gong and, where cjy, aoiottd control equipment, eaci 05 23 e Cell Coc sending unit, each 30 200 Ad anal talking path, ercS iU Nl 1 evlra facilliei tor menual tyttemt, each 23 Sigialt, ejcfi OS 10 Corr nod Jock and tXey Iquipment, eachi 25 torrL, , ulpmontfor uta wrth twrtthboardt, eocht 200 to Tcp,one Syitemi 1 A IJ v Telcphonoouipmt feature, eocht OS 2A y uprarj equipmentmatter ttotion cabinet, 1 each SO PRIVATE SBANCH IXCHAKGI EQUIPMENT fiortg 0Prepared I ficreoioi Pr Mentft 3wihid Potltlont, eocht Camivi del fcJuduls Me SyttemcordNonmultiple 200 500 cedAjillpIo 3CO olcNonmultiple 1C0 Ola lyttemtcordNonmultle 300 cordMultiple 500 cordoNonmultipio 100 300 I ntsrcemmunicotlna Stnliont, oacl 2S 50 Line pickup key, each 10 Hotel Schedule manual SyremtcordNonmultiple,, 1002100 cordMifftlele 300 cordlettNonmwlliple 100 300 r30 IIRVICI eoNNienoN, MOVI AND CHANOI CHAROH ServiceC onrtectjgnChaxsat 1 Intlrument Not in Plots Main Itolion and PSX Trunk iJC Preteer Prftpecetf Cnerge Cnargo Loud rpori Equipment for Uto en Tell Connection wilr iig Koys, each ,, 50 100 Movable PramUes Service Telephono imtrumjnt, eoch, f 25 Operator tottover ana ear patitlon, aathi r5Selocfart, Conneetort, SatetorCannecteri lerminnli, eacht 23 79 Common Iquiaraentt including power plant each do ponding upon tlta, tor Type I and II dial tytteitu 500 1000 Nlcht, Sunday and Holiday Service Multiple jack or dial tyttent terminal, oach U RIVATI iRAMCH IXCHANOI STATIONS MonrMy Ixteation and PSX Station Intttumentt lit Place All Focillliet Retained Butlnett, eacht 350 300 Retidence, eoch 2 00 3 50 Butlnett, eoch 173 350 Retidence, eachi 125 200 Retidence 2, each , 75 150 Sutirtott, eacht,,,, 17 225 C Retidence, eacht 125 Move intida and Chaitf a 4 Charges Stetioflt Butlnett and Retleeece, eacht 125 Retidence 9, eacht 79 17S 17S 12S Order Recal ins and Secretarial Service Iquipment Turret, each I 130 Additional operator eti each, ICO Type Key cab ic aquipment, each 2 29 30 ru mnrunicenfj line pickup feature, each 10 101 per y cobinM equipman t FirT fi eoS potUion inclottondcwil tat, 100 f ,c cebrnetetcS loiHion , 50 I rinrcommu, coiing line pickup feature, eoch 10 Screcrol Service Auxiliary PacUiHee C irl ey t I Jy, each iat tranior key, each Prvifc Lno Tclepcr fervice Tetephone Insr jnni ui , Commercial InctudlnePa may Hetett and lotidencei Aiociatod with Flat Rate torvlce, oach Aiuocisrcd wiih Mettage Rate tervleet, each TrVfient Hotel Atsecitfied wirh riot Rate tervleet, each Attocieted with Mottoge Rote tervleet, eacht Preiee f Propeced 123 100 100 75 150 129 10 125 NOTSSi 1 Service Connection Charge net applicable ts tervlce ilerleat, puafle telephone, and tall Metient, 2 When certain el her tendon ore performed at tame Mi at ata lined In Tariff 3 Al lime of ettaaJUMaa tervlce ey inttrurrwjrmiMiet Is sJasa 4 Net oppllcaWe when a change It made no cot cry ty g c Sanaa la date of service er type e tytten rTTTT I OS 10 5 17 Central Office mi, ,rc rir, eqjipmert, eeth 90 Cjbicribor Set lor ipataVzaS Jtot, Outdoor eaeni 29 Switching Key, Cuterf end 7 oofer, eaeht 09 T1L1TYWWR1TIR IXCHANOI 5IIVICI Range ePrepates fecra Loud Twopotnt Cenneetiont 4eh initiol period of 3 mlnutot ,,r,r 09 Each overtime period of S mlnutot OS Local Cunferenae Connection Pirtt two itarient in the ceneectiea luii iHol ported of S minutee 05 Addition ttarieat in the ceanodian ever two SocS iiol period of 9 minute OS All vr in Hte eennedtea excep r ttatioa originating the connection lotii ovordate period el S minutee, for each otasoa M INTRASTATE TOLL RATES ixcluding Federal Tax INSTAUATION CHAIlf Cards, Laoa eaeat SSSPSSISSS Caarge Chcry 200 900 230 A 3 90 S and 4 cenducter ledtt, Ky Tetegmene Systi gteveale Pradtet Servtoe 1 iattrui lock, S40 200 SJQO Telephone Message Toll Rates i i corresponding day Twcpoint Connections itirasc most day siaUontostation rates 5 to I5 Inert day fifor to person rates Sf to 30 Increase nigiit ttcaUontostation rates by reducing thec stritiontostation rates from approximately 35 to 20 Inert st nirht pc,soitoperson rates by applying cbscountson corr iding day personto crrxn rates m the sarrc nrpunts which would be appUcaJble to i t ntotatioo calls jcchice iiticl period on 10c stationtostation calls from 5 minut 3 4 minutes and x ir ov time charge from 5 for each 3 minutes to 5 for i 2 mintes increase overUnic charges 5i for each minute of overtime on peic toperaon calls in volving distances of from 10 to 30 miles Increase overtime charges 5 to lOf for each minute of overtimeon si stationtostatioo nnd persontoperson calk involving distances of over 42 miles Corfctrenco ConnsKionf I r vriod rotes 10 for the two stations in the C3n8rfMfartJieat apart and loe to LULL WUUOU m tc coaiicctiofl over two, on dintfrtces utKlei i0 milea Increase initial period rates 15 to45fi for first two stations in the correction farthest Apart, and lOt to 25 for each additional station in the connection, on distances over 50 miles Increase overtime charges H to 125 per minute on most nonactions, depending upon the initial period charge Teletypewriter Mswtagt Toll iUrtM Including lnterzonti tUrtsH Twopoint Conn4jctlnsc Reduce initial period rate on connections involving distancee Up to 45 mites from S or 4 mlnutfs to J minutea Increase initial period rates 5fi to I5fl on connections involving diatanora over 45 raiiea Increase overtime chergea from appronirietely 14 to approsimarely H of initial period charges Conforefice CawnecHenst Increaae initial petlod rcics 5 to lU tot the first two stationa in the cfMieetion theet apart and Cor each additional station in the conrwotion Increase overtime rherejes from approtimateLy M to appvowmately y UI period ciuuxi M I C H 10 AH tit r t is O MS A si r k S1 jmiejpnppi ejP,, f JiR J wwppi wffF W Ijm J ri ipwiJ,pPfWPii PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wecmeadoy Dec 16 1946 The Pteckney Dispatch S Foffrfle ar Pinckaey Michiesn undc Published Every Wednesday 116 Main St Pirxrkmav, iLeMaii SubicrisJea m UM fJ L AT COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHUBQH HNCKNK iViis Frank Aoeiaeen WJ iu I AT 745 P M re Everything tor Your Needs ana ivxrs r lozenge wawjiui j ax veuou Saturday ivus i nomas ware spent the week ena with Mi and Mis Ear jjznbJer in Jackson Mis Aila Meyer spent the wk end at the Wm Lamb hom ia Ann Arbor lne T J Latson icaxuly and Sunday 19th FOR WOMEN Hoctoy Gloves Scarfs ftc FOR GUrTS fc l TVee SUits Gloves Mis v 1 v PROGRAM SUITABLE GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN ner Watkins and family oi Urou sm e SSL8w0U,,py inior and SeniorChoirs C W Rooker and family o Ann Arbor were Sunday guests 1921 ka Av Maria Light of the World at the J H Hooker home S leat Niaht Let There Be Light Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Jov t0 1h Wprla full Choir Away in a Manger Junior Choir Milfard spent Sun at the Winston Baughn home Brought Barbara back who has been spending a week with them Miss Rosalee Nash won the pressure cooker given away at the Narge opening here Saturday Mr and Mrs Mark Nash were in Ovid Sun to visit the Brookins family and also called on the Frisbee family at Shepherdsville TV t i Over the Silent Eastern Hills Womans Two Par Choru Ih LOZM Will Come Quartette and Chorus There s a Hush upon the Hills Behold Ye D able Quartette with Obligato Sclo by Geneva VanSlambrook Gilbert Bailey Soo O Holy N ght w 444j ui LMiofJiiersvuie j uble Quartette Joan Griffith Darwin Shirley and wife of Deer Virginia Shirlev Ln r , ,, , 1 at e nIst fe itlimrJ VirnvtA TAW Tlk A Kennedys Get t tore returned home from Phoenix Ari Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson at 51 Celestial tended the installation of th9 of j ficers o Four Square Lodne Dearborn Fri night and the Vce die Iodqe in Detroit Sat nite The joint Pettysville and Cady schota Xmas exercises will be a the North Hamburg church on 1 Doc 21 at 8 pm Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Friday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendea By the Light oi the Stars Mens Choir Free Will Offering Thy Light Has Come Choir Mrs Eloyse Campbell Director JUST WHAT IVE ALWAYS WANTED Right you are, Sis, says Dad I trie blankets give real,honesttpMorpheus sleeping pleasure JAutoti rttic controls ad r , just f meet temperature changes without disturbing your comfortMothert as pleased as Jh Punch about the practi cal luxury of electric blankets One takes the place of three oldfashioned blankets cuts down on bedmakJng, storage space and laundry bills Thats real saving These slumbernumber are foolproof, too says Brother Theyre contructed like electrically nA ftyng mitit hyra 4 built to last for years Make mine an tlectric blanket next Christmas CHRISTMAS GIFTS We Have for your Gift List XMAS CANDY, CIGARETTES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Chtmj8 roxes 11 Gifts Wrapped Free SPECIAL ICE CREAM FOR THE THE CHRISTMAS DINNER 0 4, T , Y O Yd iS3 A Robinson Ice Cream and Sandwich Fountain Service Sandwiches and Hot Lunches wi beautifully made of t gi,t woo, found with satin, tlmtric blahkets are tiiHabit in many pastel shafts MijLOitrJd The DETROIT EDISON Co WANTED Raw Furs,Mirk and MuFKrat Stanley DinKi vus beUy Wallace Bell gave a suowi QO day last wees or ivrs Mary Genu Durrow I ivii and Mrs C F Hewlett at teuoed a Watkins meeting in Sag 1 ounaccy I neru on 10 day furlough flew j I ixzck to rt SU1, Okla Sunday i Wm Lennon and family have moved from Lakeland into the I ftasko home on M 36 E and wif3 of Comma spent Sunday ut the Robert Pike home Earl Bidwell and family f Bri ghton and Mrs Ella Newman of Ann Arbor were callers at the L White home last week Roy Dillingham underwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Tuee, He will say at the CWHooker home for a while, and then he and Mrs Dillingham expect to go to Florida f Mis Irene Warner Herringa j Hockey Harry Lavey and wife o Del JJ fartufltton of Beryl Lewis yiniired Crave wnw horn roit spent Sunday with the Lee jiyjugton county boys anddaugher oikdiciirxaoooaST liadbMB lor the week end , Lavy iamily set kr Pec 16 nas been poetpon ed at the Charles Clark Phillip j Mr, and Mrs Don Walker Ny Frank Fohey died at Howell 3t Sprout and Louis Stackable home Qtwti or iodaoo will leive Saturday He woe a brother of M,, R, ntertaiied her Betty Pace of Portage Lake is by piano to San Francis Mrs Arthur Shehan Funeral was Tuesday staying with Kojfaryn Gleason I L to spend holidays Tuesday at HoweU The Rose Read and FredRead last week I Mrs Hetec 0oicer and fam The buey iuigers 4 H sewing foanihee colled at the Jay Read Don Gardner has moved two , dub met with Elaine Johnson jy ftmad naar buildings from the WBGardner and Mm Asner WyiSe and la ooiiig i South Lyon Sunday farm to a lot on Hamburg St and r at tko L rFor Buiett who has Scn Mm Nettie Vaughn went to will remodel them into a house In Watted Lake Awdoy tortog wlm nte sieier Mis Clifford Jackson last Tueeday with Mrs Garth Meyec and kmul movec flenty WH home fromChambam loft Monday lor e u Ccntaton and itt tt tU Dynstt houao on M 36 W amy Mm 41 be fc fcanoKky ed Mm Ednn Tetfr km week may reoenny bougbt , 4 EAST MAIN St Radnor Service n The Dispatcfc w lSo Ytv K MeaiHei 7 w Mjd w Y DISKA i Hjg m , w rS E AND SEE IT ELOUS NEW IRONER ES TALKING ABOUT vms,ss0 fl MEW IMYTNMir 1I0NIITE SIMPLEST OF ALL INKERS Tl USE Cotsel peymtnfr lew e 1 iaosey Pod 6o76851985 del Cm itaig G10590S1518i5r 4e j ftaekat Tavern 722688719, dei 01 S Reds 64692679 1843 3 L 1 Bob While Utfping807706857 del Flnea 6727807023 to 1 White Tont 7417l077feL2229 de ftnckney Fab669731711 fie Lumber 737 734 71 2211 tied Die Set Blue 7487766ftllSn 2 2 Standings Wen Los PsV MMfft Bo i corrp v Ire iO uij 3 ttl 081 w, JSfcytl c iplete fc nu, diop in, we i orilse to wing new tVa urea and d ons thM Ironrite used for over a Pays for itself in laundry savings New features galore TIMETESTEDwomen have proved Ironritea principles right for over a quarter century 1 tury a quality ironer builders Bun, dont just take our word for it QBT Biggest Ironrite boosters are the Mkt who have bought and used Iron rites through the ye Now, youll see this builtin Ironrite quality, alongwith MW, Amazing and modern Ironrite Improvements Bob Wltfe Piackaey Tavern FfcdeW Prod Reads Lumber Cory Drug Danflet Blues Whtfe Float Dfe 8s Bed Tab 18 16 15 15 12 10 10 9 8 6 8 9 9 12 14 14 15 16 17 23 22 21 21 18 12 11 14 9 9 PROFESSIONAL CORNER lfe nay unit L u DWVanWinkle CJLVaWmkle Tnyj wtu Attorneye at Law Dotty lhou A M to ttuO P M First Skrte aadSarinas Bank txcept WeanesaaM I Howell Htehiqan MojuiueexrLaL tAe00gM ,lTnrtjTp9ii,,liiW Cemetery Memorials 824 JtMcdn SUlnn AxberJAeh Harold Chubby Local Representative 51 Fleming St, Howell Phone Howell tf S or 87 sis Markers i ti M McCLUSEY Dennsft 112 North Michigan ToeMoonoe Ottce 935 Bessience 814 fivenmae by Appoinaaenie Howell Michigan StEED I Monument aim Phone 183207 EGrand River I Attorney, at Law Howell Michigan Phone 13 Brighton, Mfch Real Estate, IneuranceJBrokerage pnon 137FU Repatfng City Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property with Me LaVT Hardware 7 G Vender 212, R 205, R Reason 200, H202 M Reynold 202 208 211 R Reason 525, H 561, M Meabon 510 M Uejronerla 572, M Ritter 527 H RM BleV H Widmeyer 512 tdmdule Dec 22 1948 ffceners vs Cory Drug, Fab vs Products, Reads vs Tavern White fttft Bob White Die Set Blues en Die Set Reds 1865 fnoanorated 1915 t Alive 1 HORSES 500 CATTLE 250 HOGS 150 Per CWT Depending on Size Condition Calves Sheep Removed Free Modern Equipment Canabli E L Porter Agent Phone 88 Plncknev Th FASTFST Iead Stock Service Michigan Central I a toKCo mftM MrsLester McAlee and children The Ona Ccmpbell family vere urere in Detroit Thursday and Fri in Lansing Schirdaw ng Scarday Walter Rybka and xcrmily Roiuulus have purchased the ike Lewis farm on Pingree Rd and I moved an IL v f 111 i Sunday dinner guests of Lloyd tHendee and wife were Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and Robert Horine Willard Morgan jr and wife have bought the old depot and will use the matierdl to build a house on their lot on Webster S where they have a wall built Wm Loll has gone to Fla Mr and Mrs Roy Clark had dinner in Ken Nicholson in Det roit Saturday night Mr and Mrs James Whitley Deerheld Sunday HcPherson State Bank QSTS THRIFT crowds, time short, toig t0 find for son, doughtor sister, brother, aunt or OMes mother or father Wkea he right idea fails to ma acMalise, then perhaps the money equivalent would fill the m MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Dif License Rush Lake P a SWAKTHOUT oV SOW Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Directot Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phqnee 39 83 Plnckneyxilc FRED C RfiCKHOFF r OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River AvJ Howell Michigan For Appointment PI ne 358 Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE r Live Stock Hauling Weekiyi Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking , Phone 64F14 CARL JONES I Concrete Prdty Gravel Sand Tor cad Geavel Fill D ci lioad Bunt d envelopeo and folders fo gifts crijp, new LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Plnckney Mlchlgatt A U C TI ONEER Farm Sales a Speciality ERT WYLIE I4one Plnckneyy 78F2i T STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at ifcrw 2Q7 i E Grand Rlvr Howell RRlGBTf6Ns3WcE HftOLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone Plnckney 154F3 MTC I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 JANE TASCH Letters or Any Papers Composed or Copied at Your Convenience AU Work Confidential m ema RJ Hnc 747 MaULPlnckney, Phoie 50FU Bhon Dexier 8U6 FOR SALEWell seasoned wood, cord or truck load Also apples George Charbonneau 9040 FarlyRdL phone J61F1L FOR SALEMontgomery Ward fuel oil heudng stove Good con ditian 910 W Main St Want Ad 4 FOR SALE 1937 Buick 2 door, good condition and good tires Willmont Plummer, Patterson Lake FOR Sale 139 Clevjjlet an dttracfive new varXSeddh diX Lawrence Bauyhn Phone Pinckaey 31FI3 FOR RENT Modern, Room Apartment Max Reynolds ASEI SPECIALS Sa e ressing Shedds QZ fV 03k, s Heavy Syrup Tcraato Jule91 Cleai is jCw Apple S aiace MCX 2l2 CANS r 69C 9c 29c 19C Christmas folders for An excellent way of a gift with a future i 4 ttseesse JUeeent een e opeBeS fcel Mes es 1 buL fcPhtfsoa State Bank 545 E Putnam St Pinckney Mich Tele Pinckney 143F2 FOR RENTFive Flo children bright, shiny Home Banks or new Silver all help to develop therun HENTFive room farm haft home, 5 miles N W of Pinckney JiXdyon erer consider U S Sav electricity being instaHed 15 a man Bonds month Inquire Dispatch office J FOR RENT A Two Room mod em apartment piartly furnished, private entrance, adults only,ie suitable fcir 2 employed ipeople, Thomas Murphy Phone 108F4 211 E Main St Pinckney FOR SALE Air Motor VVnnmi and a circulating heater Williami Cooper FOR SALE FURNACE SALES REPAIRS ELECTRICAL WIRING R L PONL, rorage Lake Phone Dexter 2536 FOR SALE Large Ciruloior Coal stove also uiacjc Chester neid Coat Call Or LJ ruri bAUi 22x52 it passen er depot at Pmctcney Money oids will be received until Dec 1194 rtlgnt reservea o reject any j ail tome Box i08 rlncimey DcFNDABLEBaby Sitter,35c an nour Jan vwjan Jwmeimmv pnone leifS jfCa RENTAL Cement tie b 1 un of ctric Uuuiy frcdlersau 1 year old white 3 uf nour, dq or wjferO Wax 35c ot Fab ysp 49C Reg 37c f3Sc r tiaen Tissues El,ul iy DDTq1 mz te loma el ressonsDle nOet psid on Savings Books sad of Deposit, up to 5000000 in U Yearn oi Safe Banking Rock hens live or dressed iw Henry Johnson, Phone 5SF12 7 SERVICE FOR SALE 1942T3Esh4loor 6121 West GKi Sedan E3ock Portage Lake Chemung Brighton Phone noFOR SALEKolar porcelain bath eU 354W tub Mrs, Harlow Monsell jvANTEDTo buy an oulsas IRON AND , rwJX METAL We Pick up OTFEN ROBB fflLTE OFICHK3 AN by eur membership in thej GegoryMich j Z Eari Gallup t Insurance Cor FQRSALnCheSedan DCUFOR SALE Anyone deemng vry Panel 1940 2 50 gaL Ouisimas tree call at house at gas barrels Emery Hajnal December 10,1942 124 Tiplady Road TeL55F3 Arthur Sliilm TL fiSF3 FORSALE30 White Rock Pull FR SALEYellow USAard COURT FOR THE fc laving eggs 250 each squash, MsvflrGro OF UVUtGSTON Ray Coons053 Richardson Rd 6465 Hinchey Road C Read tmd Rues T Read Howell Rte doing business as Pliantiifs Mae Moorer Plaintiffs li may concern FOR SALE Brand new Royal uttportable typewriterssed only two hours aduai typina Inquire at ths Dispatch Office FOR SALE Christmas 1 Northern White Pine, White Spruce Colorado Spruce George Charboneau, 9040 Fadey Rd Phoo Pinckney 161FU Dick Ana wife Paulfne McLu QvffA c0 Cnrlstt IMJUMS Mnnflny night ork CtiopsBacon UCXD IB 49 69s lb 1 a Frahkfarts 1M 53 that an Oct 2ai The af atnchmnnt cs is the eiiw11 SSthS Ciarme liewlett jr aneadi 9519101 9AcndVairicil born an WbhrSieeil Dec 11 and fee Read Sans are named, Mrs Phillip Hudson and Mr thr with their fanulete ceiehmf andWOma Mae Mbaoer Mrs oy Wuean oi Detmel ed last Set night with a bowhnq KfHSS,,01 9 called at the Lester McAte Imam party Wednesday Mr and Mrs tah rmd and Mm Wm Mercer with Mm R daughter d ce Lake were I McGregor and chfidrem of BriTneeday niclr r rsts atlboOma fghton were in lmemg Set Camphsll hecaa i Beryl Lserli and Mr and Mm Arnold Berquist is ewry st at jClnmfd rWtiii were in Ami me Husftt Satarwem I Arbor Monday The Aodrew Gcanpfael 1X00 writ was made return UL 1948 Winkle 6 VanWmlde QY Plainnsls AUTO FAETS Born te Morjand Mm A BaUer Dee 13 9 lb Jnnjhtsr, Clarks Mary Bong of bWI PINCKBBT FOOD v i I 4 A f 1 x r y , v 1 1 ees ifa Dublin Core The 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 16, 1948 Description An account of the resource December 16, 1948 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 1948-12-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/80f1914cc06cc2ee7c4de61807cbf233.pdf 7f9e9289d95ec84784d841cd0691e153 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. 1 wdU UWf JWNPyWf PWl,lllliP,llfl i jf w r TVI 5if Volume 65 he Pinckne Dispui Wednesday De 22, 1918 Michigan Mirror Reads Lumber 686301774 i 22b 1 aei Cory Drug oxe 6olLANSING , Elimination oi 37 oi the spates 99 ugenriv is nov icammended by a specie legislat 7497542354 4o iv study commiee Pincjcny Fab 6887607822241 ae December iepoi borckis re ,dei Se 758631788 BowlingScote 1 T newal oi the debate whether the State oi Michigan must impose , new or higher taxes in order to divert a threatened treasury deficit Such a deficit has been long forecast by State Treasurer D Hale Brake and more recently by Controller John Perkins if Mich, is to continue to divert 76 percent oi its sales tax golden egg back to heme government Michigan voters rejected overwhelmngry on Nov 2 a legislat ive recamendation thatthis constitutional earmarking should be xepealed The verdict is decisive It is significant that the legislat ive committee, inlooking io possible reorganization oi state government, emphasised the mounting cost oi public services Where total disbursements, as financed from the state treasury, were a mere piddling 23 million back in 1918 those wew the 2175 31 Hnckney Products 612660661 1933 tied White Front Market 1,6676586311956 22 Bob White 16177QS6964016 tied Pinckney la vera 84870 6732221 22 Die Set Blues 725719781 2235 tied Fenner Service 17606967842240 22 BOWLING SCORES Team Standings Won Lost Pts Bob White 20 7 26 Pinckney Tavern Pinckney Products Fenner Service Reads Lumber Die Set Blues White Front Cory Drug Pinckney Fab Die Set Reds 17 17 16 15 12 10 10 9 9 10 10 11 12 15 17 17 13 18 24 22 23 22 13 16 12 i2 10 Schedule for Dec 291S48 Die Set Blues vs White Front Cory Drug vs Die Set Reds days of normalcy7, the tax I Pinckney Fdbvs Pinckney Tavern payers bill has now soared j Reads Lumber vs Bob White 1948 to the astronomcal height oi 471 millions And that ladiej and gentlemen is close to a cool halfbillion dollars J By inference at Her,1, the legis krtive committe lond3 moral sup por to the belief among nun V F W TEAM WON The Pinckney VFW team won their second game in the county league last Wednes night when they defeated the Howell Athletic Club 31 to 21 Fred Singer was emit fi 5vJaOui cs CUv vi 1U u JUIL iiit j A i ii our hay 3 to 0 a u 1A no I ci re o A t,4 t a i i i i i C O i o ,1 r, k 2V , V A K h f ,t ,J t a tools ni ciivIs tkiJiiq vriJ th hiLe PL 1 J , iLt 11 u taxpayers that State government njgn man for Pinckney All the has become topheavy vnh bur players got in including Aarn eaus and that some of the state 9hirey who has joined the squad, funds had better be diverted 1 heme for more useful needs This attitude assumes that elimination BASKET BALL SCORES Dexter 30 Brighton 29 Man of tkc Christ chua J bemdja m urcls As ive listen, our fattK In tfi viunvok of iif is reaffirmed ana exck in oui cn iv ionce more united in the fpiriuaJ vU avid i itvMUf avid music,, fe xnd Kovc THE SENIOR Th Soaior vaiu plavjj lrit Thar, and py v cj fcrjirrci fav evr p vviii c cr aciaf H tavc N , L P A,r i vkrifitma sexsonaiii ipi accord o 1 sf tkc r C , a i Ki a j 5L ALS f rsT 3 J1 of agencies at Lansing will autc j Chester 46, Souh Lyon 26 CharmaticaUy save millions of dollars, lotte 29, Howell 27 Roosevelt 28, money which could be spent at Dearborn Lowery 17 Mich Cen home to better cdvantage cr else used to balance the state treasury This tetakdown oi direct tax lesponsfcility wherteby lcc communities look to Larsirg or Waehington rfiivamcial salvat ion, has been long decried by thoughtful stud3nts Too often cit izens who thump loudly for econ omy at Lansir g are first to get slate monoy for use in their hom comrrur ities In the m while, postwar inflation hai osted the ccst of all public rvijjos to a point where presen venvas are reaching the vai mg point The question away i seme of our present thus be mes this Shall we do I services, stateandlocanyfinan ced Or shall we pay new or higher taxes in order to get the benefits wa continue todemand ter 52 Grass Lake 19 Ann Arbor 27 Battle Creek 24 Milan 45 Dundee 28 Trenton 27 Ypilaivi 26 University 26 Saline 21 cV f anArt r, u Ann Arbor St hW Sunday, uecombe , mond graduated rjm iinc If high scnool in 1JJ7 and , bociai iiappenLjs i son St lohns 42, Thomas 22 The marriage oi Pay mond u son Of Mr and wlrt, Vy iAti of Pinckney to Human ikr, daughter oi Mr cna buz 11 KciLei oi Ivktamcra, Ohio v,ai i 6 J a l,i, vit of J f rrh pocicj 1U r JO I c v r Friao 7 J Whether the money comes from Lansing or Washingon the tax payer must foot the bill He is merely kidding himsel to think that money from there sources coiz him nothing, CONSERVATION NOTES The rare golden eagle near Fen ton recently has been removed CIRCUIT COURT NEWS In circuit court last week Elsie Wegener, Lcczlo Toth Laij Wii ace Trojan Raxjai Mri Pobb and John Eaton were made rLtirens Wm Beagle got 6 monhs to S years in Jackson prison for assault Divorces were granted to Gertrude from Llye WolLenhaupt Audrey from Ruby Black, and Juene from George AtchinsonRECORD MAIL The Pinckneypostoffirehad Qi n o Councti Proceedings Regular Meeting Dec 4, 1948 L i Col order by Pres Parker, JuLHBk SlaLCollege mus1 JLavey, Clark, Palmer, Clinton in the USNavy in V1J 42 months 2U TPWLVAS in ,c ou Pacific on a subchaser ov L lasi two years he has bcn ,, engine room en the ta Markham on the Groat LCMS The bride graduated from 1 heMichigan State Normal 1 Jio and is now teaching in Monroo The wedding wni tahe place at 730 pm at the Methodist Can at Washtenaw and WaMKpoa Sts, YpsilantL They wll iivj MonroeCongraulations oavs nr oht c 0 r v 0 PM J, rr J,TV, ,J t l I ,r s s Tj C r WodnoHay th veei yu pec ictise f Cars at the Cjaa Tlrjioay, 2rc 70 r chs ChrrvrjicG Picram Sunday 1030 Chare LEAGUE OF iO U , il CI hiid ice V j naJi Sea iJt i 1 t no Jr c, a uvmqgTow coumy Trf fronc j oerrron on the Book c Ross M Fargey who has coriion A New Heavca a fessed to the shooting of nhoay red until 1100 pm r ffanywdy There were 114g violators grest d during the deer season The violators were carrying leaded qtins ia autoe, artificial light hunt j fog, possessing an ilkged deer, aod httntinq in a closed season Tn iisssiiii part of every torn, j Gaol Cassidy near Lansing has CO years old vnade oi a hol me largest mail in their history Monday, 40 sacks in alL Harry Murphy who carxies mail to the lake had about 5000 cards and jMichalowski in Detroit won ar j Sunday4 700 Pilgrim f letters and did not get them sort I y wag caUght the latter Officers meeting name in the act of robbery, has Thursday 30th, 800 Pi confessed to over 200 robberies,Bibie Study at the Pur He made enough out oi them to Flidcy New Years E start in the garage business a Y at e Church end Pontiac A quantity of stolen arv j young people Watch were found there and alio at vce a 1130 All are ir J,Howell where his parents iie and joy to all jHe has a long criminal record,, A Christian Christ Rev D D Brady elatc New I with a lancii c r , ice I op of whi i is pajhihcd iii lat wtx ur Lee D er ohe riei roJicj fr were ordered, cad concensus oi oaon T r, hD rl Minutes oi last meeting read and approved Mouoh by Palmer supported by Clinton k allow folio wing and 815 7i1 1 cicmen tih e, nliOjld no be ve tcamc ICorivio end c be invaded to crcr It wes ti d o staa ch n tx L c id COICJC c ca naving 3 times been sent o th Lansing Reform school He cls has been arrested for larceny end once for car theft This carre J was dismissed when he went ii Morning Worship lowed ot syoCToe tog 43 inin Madred AcBey, salary 10000 wkich he is still using Qi QeaninQ park 3700 hail and saren 108 97, schai Gerald Vedder, wirma rree 5fW I 8 ff8 ori ev ree JRicbards Oectric tree ligh 600 1 Pjce Mlch Av south of Howell and draw a realty from a gas well slruc tVrr i nr the army where he cot an honor fay 1 ,r j J i o ipt WLar vr Young PaonUs MeeHnc 7iiC iOn CO1 a It vaend Bvir J a , f trEvenincr Vlc er it in a cement htm hcrtchenes and for fish,tsaber sales totalled and 1S00 ctrt Carried Motion to adjouaa, carried Mildred Addevy clerk r1 i t GVTS FOR SALE At our home from 4 PSSL to l pjn Tues Thvas, and Fd 1 stale land are, BfcK s at 3014 Monks fid Of OS OBHS QDB Ctnd 2 Ptoss married a Hovell whom he is divorced, and has 1 , child He worked in the Frckia , Oil Station, Howell He has no re cord herevbeing once picked no on suspicion of theft but released According to his confessions hr an Abbott 6 Costello comedy was aay LothaztoHe was ongn co net a z n Ci a1 the only 20 c, rV,v , end So tc y m a oames awev on CHRISTMAS PATY ,Rev FT Albert Schmidtt gav a Christmas party at the rGcry hCir Srmdcv afternoon for 70 cHldren Souih Lvcn as far s of St Mary parish Candy and , never had c Cirls team popcorn were given away and, The nxt league rneetn H C Vedder showed several pinckney rools of motion pictures incladina1 j CHRISTIAo CLN i An audicnco On J church Sunday even No 51 ,i vmmetU 3 X vw a aiy 2000 yeow wit in bthW iiU been many h ell wnici io hejt At he oi Christ there was y Laid It was Knmus who with caany controlled the r many hundreds wi iho greatest diff id by ioesph, hus v ca he reached is irability to Iiovv ihis same up today He iiiendly and A his family i tablo which iL hardship hmate Today y chanqed Clrt is the ,a If Joseph today he Iis vay would find with barb a fiiind with jldiersThen ii llaw army rs such m the pre , r t hrist land i 1 i i an cos the nr, the OI llllJS letter are ,oi hi a a minj,,dy of a Liouyht brought inied drjred a noved He , rjd a A the , cani church lifiod to nn Some dd In o1 caly i a p f a ion was f a citiz rcte law 1 may apa building on the Whit eone3sion a smacks ,ve never had ihe congress UnAmericah i ee uie comm VLLCVXJn ade wild d ti CiI against didnt like ioo theil LIS in riLs yr oi be Vvhittaker io an imt they oav io of head aelves neccnq,ressCham Tne confessn rt informat ST c jy and turn , e a over to Rus e ns to hove been v iew employees As ago the statue would exempt ,wn punishment CX c epcrs were no hid cr 19 or 11 years age setting to icadiinos They were i 3 aeLc before the com m However, a pamp eordercd romantic y v,e transferred to it 6 number of C d to two otiac waitrese oe MARRIAGE LICENSES , Betty MdDonal, 17, and one Harold Hetcheler, 37 Lansing, the Chrisjnas Csrcc pa or WusoaMcBSac, 24, adhporcee Al Elsie Scott 38 Fenton Eugene iurJor and senior rnir ltr, Lomd fomAdZ 1iWJ90 lwo we11 aid MCBT Moor, Crrron 23 Tenton, Evvrn ML se Campbell was vne diertc d UF koBrkDsteili tShsrJs 010 Newman He gave tl 18 Howell RueseU Ben jam The program consisted of chUm If fIMJ if nn jnTjT TWaTinl smwiuSLu m dkanand ings to the Pon if 42, Fowferville Lena, Bassert, numbers, Chorus, quartette ad KWf uness Be is suiviswu Of m, Mu M rwarn double quartette sinqinrr The junior choir was composed cf Born toMr ad Mrs Dale Mill, some 70 children A ree vill of If tew IsBdyAIWhal 18 whkdl wfthi Fowerville Son RE PincjTOey one IVOVIST SJM 1 r 111 il ftn Mi sflsiiii ill ill TMirt 8 481 Fisher ttorerse Roberta Shirley, at McPher fering was taken These Christ 1 PW Mmm wrm iwmai hu, , son hospital, Sat a son, David Al mas musical progro j are i CSsjorgs Msnbou bert yearly V event a row rvaao o a pxiiting to said pump Yv York grand jury h 13 le rVoivod to handle this a a rnd ii i finds sufficient evid rct nrosecutions should follow XMAS EXERCISE nre TVHI be a song program r tve village Xmas tre in th uair Xmas eve crt 700 P Scan Clans vail distribute candjf to he children HOt1 1ais Shehan, wie and SOU Krone called a the Gene ban ham in Ann Aiboi r f St i iS v , Wi JW IJP iseiiPSessepssse Wp MHmfHMiPVMil IKPiPPfPPiBP 9 Wednesday, Dec t 141 A CHRISTMAS WISH i Matand Titus hat been WM of the, Stockbridge ic Lodge Three teen age boys we ed tor breaking in the Siockhrtd ge Recreation Bldg kut taking 2080 in cash, candy etc aBMunsell jr oi F has been named by Gov, esflei i i tothe 5 man state drajfyl cVVanWinkle was advertisSV n v ing coal direct from the car for I The Howell City police 00 ha 780 a had a twoway radio inSJafied b jt In the adv oi the Howell Theat Wra Beagle who recentysjafib re Charlie Chaplain Jackie Cooed Robert Dunkrp in a knit fight 9 Norma Talmadge and Rud back oi Raymond Tavern t Ho l 1 Notes o 23 Years Ago Dr John Watts oi Cleveland Ohio is visiting here Wesley Witty oi Maikm was married to Miss Myrtle Dickeison on Dec 15 lastHarvey Johnson and wife have just returned from a trip to Virg I AVON THEATER SYLT5 i FxL TO AIL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WE EXTEND THE SEASONS GREETINGS A SEASONS GREETINGS A HAPPY NEW YEAR PEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN WITH CONFIDENCE W HOWELL MICHIGAN well was given 5 moalto to year in Jackson prlsn by Lyons last week JC Mann has bee high priest oi the Howe Bofol Arch Masons Arnold T Filkins die d McPherson hospital, Howefl DtC 14 He was a farmer and was prom inent in the affairs of Howell Lod ge No 38 FAM for many yews Bert Grove, former xmjfc of the state liquor store at HowoB bas gone to Orlando, Fla George Seamon who not a p eery stores at Hbwell, tfnekney and olph Valentino stars wero the movie Thomas Johnson, state supt oi Education was billed as speak er at a teachers meeting in the court house at Howell RDay Bird was adv new Ford touring cars foi 295 FOB Current immeiv The big news Hash is sporting circles last week was the story thai Michigan btate College oi J Lansing haa Jaeen made member Hainbu7gha7bijh the0 Iile Ien whl has and Sat Dec 242 Mg Chrfstssas Show GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAV H Tochateoeloi Den DaUey, Nancy Guild A picture fer tit whale fcuoily plvt Cartoon Travel and Adventrte Txktoj, um THE BLACK ARROW Sun and Tues Dec 2S2I THE BIG CLOCK Ray MUlancL Maureen OSuiUvan In a Helodrain with Suspense Uke you have never ma before plus Cartoon, News Dec 31ft Midnight Show Now Years Eve, AU Sea 145 THE MATING OF MILUE Glen Ford, Evelyn Keyes In a Bangup Good Comedy plus Cartoon and Comody Louise Hayward Janet Kate and Creaige McCreody Throo Btooaes How Shows Ms OM 9un Mom Toec Dec M, 27 21 , JULIA YES n LA Greer Carson Waller PiVigean, Peter Lawiurd Elisabeth Taylor Sunday Shows 3SJS Cartoon Pete Smith Wod Thut FrV Doc 2 30, 31 ABBBOTT 6 COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEEN tjB ttamoa iJ BgLj ijtaijjjni Bud Abbott Lou CosteUo, Lon HOWELL Tfceater , 48 TOWFU MICH Cartoon Football HlabtiQt 1946 Thurs and Frl Doc 2324 Robert Cummings, Brian Donlevy in i BUY Advtnittmtnt Woodruff Grocery at HafUand Washtenaw county hat had oaio0ier sensation on its oqnds Uie iig INine since Chicago withdrew Now this does not mean exactly wnat it says Mich State it L From where I sit y Joe Marsh Dutch Millers Bck In Uniform After ten days in the city, Dutt h is back in uniform I dont mean Army khaki or Navy bluebut a different uniform, thats every bit M patriotic and American Blue jeans and a denim shirt, f for work around the yards and barns stout boots for tramping through the fields and a straw hat when the eun gets hiha uniform you see from Maine to t Texas, Iowa to Alabama Hr Ita the uniform of an army B tho great army of American fan,v era who, by their productivity, a e f helping to keep this nation strong bolstering the forces of democracy that guard our freedom And in their way of life, too, they are champions of freedom Temperate folk who enjoy a moderate rlass of beerbut never quarrel with those who prefer cider Tnlrrant people who ftght to the biHer end against oppression and intolerance From where 1 ait, a credit to America i i A Copyright, 1 IB, rMcd States Brewers Foundatiok itms Quince re Wishes Jbr Tour r w Happinr fr sf port o Kennett The fcenaets have been in control tor lino yrs and have always bees given a high rating by state inspectors The case will be heard by the county welfare bd which banrtlni the infirmary The 300 employees of tut Beam less Tube Co at Soufe Lyon who were out on strike have gone back to work, having aannd to a conference Carson Allen is the rutm mat ter of th Fowierville Masonic Lod ge J Flex Smith, 57, emplofed by Risdon Bros contractors ti Fair lerville was killed instantly Iat week when he fell off a sned At a meeting of the Lhringston County Ministerial Asn Rev Pditicpe of Howell wao elctcd res RevDD Brady of Pinckey vice pres Rev Meeden ai Howell sec and Rev Crocker of Brighton treas charges having been made c will now have to te investigated gainst Herbert Kennett and his bY a ee man coram, to see if wife, Ida keepers of tlsj owutfy athletic 8Ystem m Jrderinfirmary and hospital beewe e Inasmuch as tne Big Nine collbd of supervisors by Lloyd May eae3 already have their sched ne a member of that body He ui made up for several years in charges inefficiency, poof Jbod j advance it will be that long beabuse of the immates unjanitaxy for Mich State is given a place conditions and drunkeneni on the an their slate We are amused at a number of letters appearing in the papers that Mich State should no have been admitted because there are not enough football players in Mich for two Big Ten teams Of course, there care notJn fact there never were enough for one team and, for that reason not over a quarter of the U of M players come from Michigan The rest are recruited by alumni from every state in the union Consequently the Mich State al umni will have to get on the job and aet the share of star playeri We read that the National Association of Real Estate Boards are laising 200,000 to fight the federal housing bill slated to come up in the next congress This fund will be raised by as j sessing each member 5 NoW this seems small to us A similar , bill known as the TaftEliender bill was killed in committee in the last congress, chiefly by ef HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS CQ1 Cartoon Sal, Doc 25 215 PM Continuous Roy Rogers In NIGiHT TIME IN NEVADA In Trucolor Also VARIETY TIME f with Edgar Kennedy, Leon Errol Frankie Carle, Pat Roonsy Cartoon Sun and Men DcT2627 Mat Sunday, 2il5 P, M, CosflmtaM Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson in TWO GUYS FROM TEXASr In Technicolor Comedy Novelty Nawfrtot TuiT, Wod Dae 2829 THE STREET WITH NO NAME wiftt Mark Stevens, Lloyd Nolan Barbara Lawrence Comedy Cartoon Novelty rs MwiiuiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMituiiriiruiiiiinriutrJiiiuif V NEW YEARS EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW g 1130 P M Friday December 31 TWO GUYS FROM TEX b technicolor A Mualtal with Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson and Dorothy Malone NoUe Maker AU Seat SSc No Referred SeaU J Service Buy your new car with cash Re, pay from income We are prepared to finance the purchase of new or late model cars at low rates If youj are regularly employed or have a Bteady income, you can establish a BANK CREDIT here, and pur chase your car from ANY dealer FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Depofit Cnsu once Corp All deposits up to 5000 insured Protect oux caih bv using our NIGHT DBKMTrORY iiiniHirimai fcut Aiafc Hnkny all surroundod y tho Holiday spw widTnottdn ii eul think and dovslop a New Yeai Greeting to you A4Ao oute, lot m take you hade 60 years DO YOTJ REMEMBER WHENEaao woro 10c por 4osn and mflk WOJ 5c a quart, the butchw actro soup uonm endliTw away and boated tho Iddt with bologna, the hirod girl got 200 a weak and did the At the Brighton high f fort3 of t6al estote y who seniea wim gwiu suppose the ideal condition the 18 J2S Z reol Restate dealer, is the pttv Champions, 1948 engrcwn m iod when there m 25 peopb a tSm , t i MLM t vailable for every house for sale The Wmans Lake schod wfc 1 V,M w , Mnwr hrtweVflr, recently added a teacher U Need an Oil Hot Water Hester We hove severed makes en nmd else oil terns tl A Complete Line ef 1 Toilet Combinat out peeling to build an additim to tne school cs well as AU Bathroom Fixtures Electric Heaters Pump of All Kind cad KiteV Sinks i Notes ot 47 Year AO AiM i , r Two families in hors dwwn maat y ssmse pokex, gamble, powder and paint, th didnt covered wagons went tittCU vote, go wMtssl moalBS underwear tango,todUe or shake the shimmie here Friday They were moving , Men wore whiekesi and boo chewed tobacco, spit on sidewalk and cuued I from Paulding Ohio to Bflf OrfV eer va 5c a gkas and lunch was free No tips were given waiter, and you did They cdflO had 4 COWS COlJ WSf kaw lo give the check girl money to got your hat back after you Iwd paid aging 25 miles a day much for a meed as it woe worth BUJLho A cool stove in the parlor, a kerosene oir and phaeton in the stable strike, hanging lamp in the sitting room, the represented the height of wealth and j The Misses Kate Ross Hinchey left Monaylor Charles Plympton who or house for rent inadequate housing is one of the crying needs of the land and has been so since the end o the war J g and very little has been done to relieve it Now is a time for act ions and not long winded dej bates on methods AMAZING NEW TREATMENT FOR EWQLBK5Y More than one third of all petit MYRON J HUGHES Telephone Pinckney 157F11 Rssarinf c SptdsJiry MASTER PLUMBER mmmmm wossem west never seen in saloons the grocer gore your soother a sack of edd4y lor fee kiddies when she paid the grocery bill Saturday night e one eeer heard of microbes or calohes, no one had ever undergone an apSWSSkll Opesatiou and glands had ab solutsly no caounercial value feft lrssd to be a good old age and every year wodked miles to wish their A MENtY CHRISTMAS nightly to theatzo or movies, listens to grand opera on the phanor via saduo and performs on tho piano with their 4eet is Vulgar and the only cbaans women HIDE are their EARS maT epileptic patients treated in a Boston clinic have been reported ed a stroke is around agM fceed epileptic seizures after There has been no sleiJnq as j PcrjadioneRead about tins yetHope we have some tevolutjonary new drug in Amos Frank Howard of Ann AAxz Is New Treatment for Epilepsy cutting Xmos trees west of to IFOR SALE Warm see days of profHestimj, oxosw taxes, country date, hundred miles ox if you feel is spite of it all as wo do that Ihe is worth living St m SBSfl OS 4emssi pleasun tsr us to extend lo you that okt a A HAPPY NEW YEAR Hslt15 AND sell at Ann Arbor Mrs Clark Galloway, imogene Abbott of M 4 in Orange, Ionia co idsl Frank Peeisnnilk r using buckwheat fkui 3 per cwt James A Greene, loccaejft, j in Ann Arbor last week acting cs crtt ic a case for Dave sss in The American Weekly, great magazine with this Sundays Dec 26 issue of The Detroit Sun day Times Clayton Musson and family of Howell spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel home Morning Stov i Tfce Ptacfcwej Blietfc ssSJ A fmnsnsi Cstit Bob Jack Oark MrsWiLCarr has gc w yoit to ccae for MrEn who is ffl the farm bouse of iM caught ss last evening bM was saved after manm hard mmfc WiD Deveseaux srho km been m e dvfl senrioe in Cmte far ntudpuah Mr nd Ms Vsnaerst Young sr Jatne Snh J ttck Young of Gseaary M L7Zdm Iran Rnckney MuTrwrnl n Naai, Moscow o Mst bssr moKLCaiT m I S9 Mrs Edna Reason and beats and Hoy Reason and family called on Fied Carpenter at Fanuac SaturdayAmhfi Kennely and family of Howell called on the Murray Kennedy fcanily Sunday Mr and Mr Robert GaOap of Howell and Lionel Idansan and wife of Grasse Pointe were Scsmr gr t of the Earl GaUupmnily SCJ M Ambufaey of the St Gkxk DO the starts police ed at the Diateh i Farmers Feed Supply Cf iUbarsi WH 0 r J Myson Hughes is pulling a mtw S SBWSy s0 m Ws J ,1 i 4J v JB AN DISPATCH Wednesday Dec , 22, The Pinckney DUpxxtch toed ft secon ktter at Poort ur Ptnckney Michiean uu0 Publiied Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknav, eMan Subscription m tXM ass PI W CarUtt Pbiir We have received a card from Prank Hinchey from Lakeland, Florida Mrs, Cornelia Bowen and dauajhter, Flossie, of Howell spent Thurs with Mrs Lethe Nesbitt The Dawajadcr Club oi Portage I Lake went to Detroit last wek to see the play Oklahoma iWf55 Meyer ana famUy oi fitockbndge spent Sunday a the yyj rt Meyer home Mrs Maude Sayles,Roy Carpen ter of Ann Arbor and Mrs Beatnet Joiner of Newcastle, Ind call d Crt th J H Hooker home Sun Mrs Sqyles gets about on crutches since breaking her leg Mr and Mrs James Singer enteramed their card club Saturday night Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Martin Ritter j home m BEST WISHES Rkrnj Cbristmas TO EACH AND EVERY ONE WE WISH A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Cory Drug Store 13 4 Mrs, Louis Coyle, Mrs Ray Burns and son, Don were in Jackson, Saturday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son, Jimmie, wre in Howell Sat t0 see Santa ClausGene Reason and wife of Detroit have gone to Miami Beach I Florida RevFr Francis Murphy of Cornstock called on friends here Fri The Walter Clark family who have been quarantined for a poss ible diptheria case were released from quarantine Sat Tests at the state labatory at Lansing proving it was not diptheria Don who has been ill is much better Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis and Mr and Mrs Byron Wlson of Ann Arbor attended the installation of the officers of Westgate Lodge F AM of Detroit, Satur night Muriel Read is home from Mich State College tor the week end Norma Ann Shehan of Webster spent the week end with MrsN Vaughn MrsEloyse Cambell and Mrs Edna Campbell were in Ann Arbor Thursday 1 Mrand MrsFred Read were in Detroit Friday Maxine Atchinson of Dexter twp spent Thurswith Leona Campbell Konnoth Roason and family oi An Arbor colled at the home of Mrs Edna Reason Sunday WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR d M, E, Darrow mwmmKteJKmUfeiLSiWianttr A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NJW YEAR TO ALL Homer Abney Frjzen Locker Service Fresh, and Smoked Meats Chubbs Corners isMMMnM H aBasEfissas5SS0Bjssjsji The Detroit Edisoji WANTED aw rn,lfiftK and UwMutmt StoMsley Diakcl t RecodWes of its ooodtton we lootirak your old cor Look and 11 A New Aaa with our aspect ibody fenders sepair Motor Tame uph WfaMi Att9Btnt AB Makes F Mr arid Mrs Olin Robinson sr were called to Flint Sun by the dean of a friend Mr KennweU i Omar Cass and family of Brighton spent Sun at the Lester Mc Afee home i Joe Basydlo attended the funer al of Flett Smith frtFowlerviIle Fri who was lolled by a fall while working for the Risdom contracting firm CoL Edwin George and Mrs George Crane have gone to Fort Myers Fla lor the winter Mrs Charles Saute, Mr and Mrs Edwin Sprout and Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout were in Lan sing Mrs Madeline Shehan and fexm fly al Ann Abor and Dr Harlow Shehan and family of Jack eon woes Sunday guests of Mr cvd Mr Wm Shehan i The Younalore School hold 2 umamai MOVOB SALES t at Grass Lake at e Albert Dr Waller Mercer and family at fanning catted at tie Wm, Mercer home Sunday Mm Helen EA9 MA2N ST McGregor and children ol Brighton called Saturday Charles Wlinetoead and wife and Miss Beatrice Larnbom of Gssgary catted at fee Jesse Hs ry honvs Sunday Mr asd Mss WE Biuer have aooeto Fakfcap Ala for ue win toricharf Wyiie want with them Hockey Service TO EACH AND PVEBY ONE WE WISH A VEBY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY 1 W Martin Phillips rmd wife andj Edward Nttansr and chtt oi Portage Lake werelRusssfl Nuaunr and wife Sat dinner goes at the Merwin J spent Sun ws tm Unjd oi ai 14 jfAomAfr, liypfNiujP It t riWCKNEt DlSfrggt irednesoay Pec SL 1848 CAJ OF THANKS Jj wish to thauk my friends and toodUuate iox ineir kindness t ne during my illness also I KecQie the many beauitiul WEXds 1 received Thank you Jtpeh and every one Donald Clark PnliFEoSIOKAL CORNER I VANWINKLE VANWINKL rwuiu au4 0wVcmWtakto CJLVanWinkls 1 i x Attorney, at Law i,aUy liu A L to XiuO P M f If Except vv eunftaa I MoriulufexruSai uuovlOpm i ti, ft McCLUsS I I Lniit 112 Norm ivuchigan Telephones WnCEWm persor or person 935 itesfcionc 814 Sir and Mrs Joe Stackable,son Joe Clark and George War J toft visited Mrs Ella Thorpe and tffnJy at ML Clemens Sunday Howell Michigan Nirs Cemetery ttiemoriais easing my bicycle from behind jBy garage return same and avtM rouble Don Stackablo 924 NJ4ain StAnn ArberJfiekHarold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fleming SU Howell Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Markers Be sure to come wanted o lrw mic Iron , iie on on the mpikct c, tnt mom Rhytib lete i you droT3 in, we pr r e to n lng new tei 29 and ones tbtt i jui, 9 for 0 i utsg PATRONS WE EXTEND MERRY Paya for itself in laundry savings, New features galore TIMETKSTiD worsen have proved In i s f laci pies rjM for over a cur cvnluryl fury fl quality ironer builders But, dont just take our word for it Om Mggest Ironrite boosters are the tedisf who have be ugh t and used Iron rites thron u the yed Now, youll cca this builtin Lonrie quality, iilon vh w Amazing and lnodorn Ironrite improvement CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEWYEAR BASKET BAU SCHiUU ejec 17 Haxjoud Inert n frianion Her 3B 11 Dexter n3re r sn 18 South Lyon Hei 4 m 21 ivianchtiiiet Ihfi nv 25 fctcckbrdgi He feifl 28Dexier iner Fb 1Grass Lake fn r Fib 8 Soutn Lyon Hire b 11Briqtivcn Her b 15 Hartlana Here b 22 Grass Lake Her Ppt 25 Manchester Hre I I Evenings by Appoinunenis Howell Michigan Won, 18 207 Md Bm At,Tj Rspairn HUGHES I WOTICE 9 basons Greetings to all who P Sttght cards from me in 1948 Jfj CS you need new cards see me or I V Fish Mrs R JlLott Srtablished 1865 toccporatod 1915 McPkrson ifi Hank HowelL Michigan Real Estate lnsurance,brokerag Phone JFU City Lake and Farm Property M A Speciality List Your Property1 with Mo LEE LAVEY General insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney Michigan A U C T I O NEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone Pinckney78F2i MYRON J Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside DsW License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOOT SOii Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 4 63 PincknyMlc STANLEY BERR1MAN AUorney at Law 207 E Grand River Howell REFRlGtRATION SERCE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All MaKes Phone Pinckney 154F3 DR CJ TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter Phone Dexter 3461 FRED C RElCKHOFl br OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan For Appointment Pline 358 Residence 613 LLOYD HENDEE Live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Trucjdng Phone 64F14 CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Top Soil, Road Gfcnrel JANE TASCH Letters or Anv Papers Composed fill Dlr and Road, Built or Copied at Your Convenience Blocks Laid, Piece or All Work Confidential J7628 Toma R Pinckney Rte Z 747 Main,Pinckney, Phone 50F11 Fhons Dexter 8116 fi3si3SijBrcKWiasfiWi St tJ M JlL HORSES S5H0 CATTLE 850 HOGS 150 Per CWT Depending on Sive S Cortliiion Calves Sheep Removed Free Modem Equipment E L Parker Agent The FASTEST Dead Sck Sev rr ja Michigan Mrs Buttleman of Horton ird the week end with Mrs W VaU y Keith Ledwidge o Sacred idlKtrt Seminary Detroit, Gerry UjWii ge of Notre Dame Universit caaril David Ledwidge of the Lakes Naval training station dl , 9v Centra Capable Men UT T , Kois 88 Pinckney t Nan Ledwidae of St Mary r t ivrf in MSchiaan I ademY are spending the hoiislsffll with their mother, Mrs DmmI Ledwidge JV uh Ledwidge took Geo ,1811 it 4 1 table and eh WANTED Baby sitting and rrdd jobs Bill brady Phone 164 j FOR SALfc rJlectric Refrigerator FOR SALE Two Simons studio General Electric Jngood condit dayenports cheap breakfast lon Warn Ad 9 table and chairs ladles coat, tinner phone 259 if k TO ALL OUR FRIhixi NEW YEAR Trv V 3TMAS AND A tfcjt rr ifv 2rf4 ifsfcaitt JWr, i FOR SALE 1937 Buick 2 door, good condition and good tires Willmont Plummer, Patterson Kevin Ledwidge took Geo HftlI w vyt iCia ,, r to St Joe hospitalAnn Arbctfteaf e J R n, , lM i where he will undergo a liiata1 CHRISTMAS IS OUR Sed 2 d Lawrence fiaugbn operation WISH to aU people we serve in Phne f Mr and Mrs Wayne AtL SA Lowell and Livingston county FOR RENT Modern, Room tertained the 500 club Sund fy 6 tav fcjoyod working for Aportnient Max Reynolds Jgou our customrs, and hope our Putnam St Pinckney Mich torts have helped all of you to Jele Pinckney143F2 J prosper in 1948 FOR RENTFive room farm May 1949 bring to yourselves hom6 5 miles N W of Pinckney, and your homes the most happi electncity being installed 15 a ness andprosperitar rnonth Inquiry Dispaich office, IFOR RENT A Two RoonTmodII Am e DAML 6rn vpewrt Partly furnished, A savings Account can be open omas Murphy, Phone 108F4 d with as little as a 1 bill glE M St Pinckney 12500 9012 Cedar Lake Road i JV LUXiTVsll seasoned wood, cord or tnrV Vad Also apples George CUaroonneau 9040 Farly Rd, phone 161F11 FOR SALEMontgomerv Ward fuel oil heodng stove Good con riitoa 910 W Main St JttJftrJAr tifiis REAmii ELECTBICAL WIRING R L POND, rorage Lake Phone Dexter 2536 FOR SALE Coal stove also field Coat Large Ciruiator black Chester Call 70F3 Money to loan at reasonable PLEAir Moior Windmi run HALL 22xM n passeaer depot at Pinckney Money bids wuj be received until Dec 1,1948, Wight reserved to reject any all bias box 08 Pinckney DcNDABLEBaby Sit hour Coil Vivian Dyer phone 141F2 fOB RENTAL 1 Cement iters 3 H2 cuft,01 rt d Time CgritoM rf jroRALETTTgirNbsh 4 door of metric, UtiUy Tiailswdr J cnnnn Sedan EBock Portiqe Lakesizes of hour, da or week MMPPto00 wilbN SALES 6 RENTAL d by our membeship in the Fed m Harlow MonseU I SERVICE federal Deposit Insurance Corp Gegory, Mich z 6121 West Grand River, Lake Over 0 Years of Safs banking FOR SALE ChvSedaFDili JSgBright0r1, Phoa HW vry Panel 1940 250 gaL SSSTo My gas barrels Emery Hajnal Jgjf ihfp STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON outside ,,, 124 TiPladY Road Tel 55F3 jynj,gijr Yellow Knbbard VSSSEsSaL la 1 HmcheV Road Plamniis vs Howell Rte ,8050 nichaidsou Rd FQRSALE Christmas H Northern White Pine, Whit I Wuma Mae Morerer, Defendant j FO SALE Brand new Royal Spmce, Colorado Spruce , mav concern J3SF Ln Inquire at hq DfepaKh Office,Rd Pbops Pinckney 16 IF 11 notice that on Oct 2a of afcMchmrnt cs sthe Circuit Court for te OOMftty of Livinqston where M Fred CRead and Ross TRead doing business ca Read Sons axe named and Wihna Mae Mooter t, for the sum of One jMimand dollars 1,000, and Hat laid writ was made return fe flrmber, ia 1948 , VftWinkle cV VanWinkk Moneys for Plaiatfb vuslnecs Adress rtowelL MichigcDf AUTOLASS ST US REPLACE THAT BROft t EN GLASS IN YOUR CAR J ABES AUTO PARES 214 East Grand River 161 SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLE STOCK HOBESEB 54 CATTLE 500 BOGSfUQ Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AMD CONDITION CALVES, WSEEP and PitW REMOVED FREE OARLINC COMPAHY WYE5S OF HIDES 4 PEtXS Roy Fay and wile and Floyd j Ibe Marble school of which Hammond and wife oi Lansina Mm Vera Kcdrnbach is teacher were Sunday guests at h home WANOTSCRAP IRON AUD had heir Christmas exercise Fri at Mr and Mrs Clyde Flsfcsr jgTAL We pfc Jf J ,tvidt01 iM Mrs iennie Derereaux and dan STEFFEN BOBU abd Pike were Sophia, Mary afasse Jane were Sunday A OHoonr Michiqan Phone Igl and Henry Rybka of Detroit fiex kesW at Stanley Dinks and IdRlSNTrModeTn 5 room house Bymaton and Idmily oi Vernon kmf ,t esiCedac Lake BA Gssl 5David Absrdeem is tans irpjn i ffcs, Bess 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 22, 1948 Description An account of the resource December 22, 1948 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 1948-12-22 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch