346 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8d1fddd5617fe21cad715a2c9f5dbaca.pdf 95b3d0ef0cf935b3f4695b61f71a0a1b 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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Iv r Vfehsan 71 THE HNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 12, 1964M I CHI Q A N MAYOR LAHAIE HERE THE JUNIORHOP Cathode MIRROR Like fighters in opening roundof a slugging match Republican Democrat brass are probing1 andsparring in search of each others weakness and striving to cover uptheir own vulnerable points Michigan is now considered a doubtful and crucial state and neither partywill lack for aggressive effortEachclaims the other has huge financialsupport John Feikens, Republican chairman says the CIO 4iopes tobuy the election with a million anda half war chest John Murray, the Democrat publcity chief, says healways hears of big contributionsbut never sees any He says the industrialists are ba eking the Rep lican which they denyThe biggest weakness of the Relicans is their 5 candidates for governor The bitterness among the Re i publican candidates for governor after the two last primaries is claimed by Republicans to have caused their last 2 defeats for governorOn other hand the second man inthe Democrat race for US senator,Patrick McNaniara may aid the Republicns bu it is doubted if he willshow much trength outside iiWayne countyMeantime the Republicans aresaid to have secured verbal agreements from ail their candidates for governor that they will camjpaign for the winner and not against him as has happened in the past In the race for the Democratnomination for U S senator, Gov j Williams says he is neutralA decision, may be made in oulclays on Americas West Point ot the air, Battle Creek wants CampjCuster, now standing idle chosen lor the locationState police have been instructed1to enforce Michigan traffic lawsTraffic accidents increased 14 percent the first 3 months of 1954 com J pared to 153 Fatalities are down but fatality are downMAY JURY LISTPutnamLowetha Haines, FlossieFisher MarionCora Clark, Sumner DrewHamburg Louise Beeman, BenYoung IoacoAbert Winkelman, AlmaGingreshse Howell City David Murningrham,Audney WillnowHowell TwpBen Herman, FareyMalcolm OceolaForrest Huff, Orrin OsbornUnadilla Josephine Dyer, Raymond Allen Tyrone Lona Gordeh, Jack ReaganBrighton CityAmelia Conrad,Frank Miner Brighton TwpJohn Carter, AdaConelyCohoctahCharles Ward, MargaretLott ConwayCreed Wilson, Paul Rob ertsDeerfieldMary Pratt, Louise Merrills OenoaHazcll Dean, Fae Birkenstock HartlandRoy Glendenning, MrsRobert Dingier Green OakFrancis Kirk Last Wednesday was Mayor Exchange Day for Michigan Mayor Stanley Dinkel and wife left for Cheboygan Tuesday, staying withTony deFillippi and wife at Tawas that night and going to Cheboygan Wednesday where theywere feted and dined and given thekeys to the city They also remained for the week end and attended the ground breaking ceremonies JFri, Sat at St Ignace and Mackinac City for the Mackinac BridgeStanley Dinkel spoke before aan audience of 1000 at RotaryClubCheboygan Wednesday while MrsDinkel was luncheon guest of thewomens club They were guests of the city at the bridge ground break ing ceremonies Friday and Saturjday There were 30,000 at StIgnace Friday and about the same numberat Mackinac Saturday At Cheboyn gan Mayor Dinkel was given thekey to the city The Dinkels arrived jhome late Sunday afternoon tiiedbut thrilled by their tripMayor LaHaie and his wife arrivat Pinckney shortly before noon jand were taken around town by Lee Lavey, mayor protem and intro,due to the business men and others They visited the library and then the school The different rooms hadposters and decorations commemorating the day and samples of the products of Pinckney industries business, places There were alsowelcome signs there and in the business section At the school auditorium Mayor LeHaie gave a talkto entire assembly in which he dwelt mostly on the MackinacBridge of which he is cochairman He endeared himself to the pupilsbsy issuing an edict that school should close an hour earlier ThurdayThe next stop was at the Lakeland Inn where a chicken dinnerwas serveerl to the guests of honor,councilmen, school board mem bens, ImerdhantsJ committeemenetc, 52 in all Rev Albert Schmiltgave the invocation and Rev J WWinger the benediction Mayor La Haie and wife made brief remarksand Erdley VanSickle was introduced as mayor of HellThe tour then started and the Detroit Die Set plant was visited, thElementary School, the University Game Reserve where 5 deer wei seen, University Fresh Air Camp Hell, Mich, Silver Lake state batliing beach, University Observatoryat Peach Mountain and the lake ile elopment Return was made toPinckney where the fire dept put ma display with their four trucksA group of business men tokMayor LaHaie and wife to the Fainily Restaurant at Howell for dinnerfrom where he returned to Cheboy gn, All in all it was a most successfull day and there is talk it may I repeated next year iBad weather enthusiasmually successfulday night A welcomed bywhich included could not quenchattending the unusJ Hop here Saturgoodly number werethe receiving line board president,Howard Thayer and Mrs Thayer, Class Sponsors, Germaine Stackable and Welton ChamberlainJun ior Class President, Rickie Millerand his date , Julie LaPradUnder the skillful direction ofEric Rose, Mrs Marilda Clark andJohn Burg, the committee of Anita Corey Ruth Bates, Beverly SchildMarcia and Mary MeCleer, Rick Miler and Jim Rooke transformed thegym into scene of beauty for the Coronation Ball A yellow wheel suspended fromthe ceiling, attached to the hub of which was a large crystal ball thatreflected in a fish pond on the floor formed the felly for delicately shaded spokes of crepe paper, ranging from pale yellow to deep green andextending to the 4 walls of thegym A grass covered throne background, a huge mural occupied the west end of the hall1 and the traditional wishing well was placed inan adjacent corner Approprite silhouettes adorned the east and west wllsNovel feature of the evening waschoosing by lottery of U,ueen Nancy jLundeen and King Marvin Hoard who were crowned by Vice President Jim Rooke and his ladyAnita Corey Their royal highnesses viewed the grand march from a throne and were presented with the crystal1ball by Presdent Ricky Miller,Couple No 1 in the grand marchwere Ricky Miller and his dau, Jul ie LaPrad followed hv Senior Pres i iident, Ken Matteson and his part ner, Alice Suienden Officers of both classes were next in line Eddie Martin, orchestra leader direct ed the marchers through the intri cate formations i njoyable to both patrons and spectators Merlin Lawy took pictures of theevents The dosing number food NightSweetheart left the impression that goc d night fittingly describ ed the eveningFINAL STANDINGS 1 Schlitz Beer2 Velvet Eez3 Dinkels Plumbing4 Vans Motor Sales 5 Reads Lumber6 I O O F No 407 Detroit Die Set A A LeagueW L83 4979 5377 55 77 5574 5870 62 65 678 PUinfield Farm Bureau 61 71 9 Hockey Service 59 7310 Rays Marathon Service 58 711 Leo Ewers 12 Steves Tree TrimmersHigh Team 3 GamesSdhJitzVelvet EezReads Team High GameReads SefclitzDintaels IndMdual High CameA Fredenburg J TessmerD Davis Individual High GameC ClintonK MohlmanA Fredenburg High AverageD DavisJ Ledwidge A Fredenburg The bowling league banquet willt at the Ellis Hotel, Lakeland on Saturday night, May 15 730 p m 50 8242 902753266626661006r 998979614 610G06260255 25418049 180617940 SENIOR PARTS AWARDEDDavid Nash, son of Mr and MrsMark Nash has been named vale j dictorian of the Pinckney Senior1class and Kenneth Matteson, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Matteson of Cunningham Lake Road, salutator ian Commencement is at the schoolen June 2 iMAIL BOX IMPROVMENT jPostmaster Summerfield has denounced that the week beginning iMay 17th as as Mail Box Improvcj ment Week This is the 16th suchcorrective campaign to tidy up official mail receptaclesPostmaster Baughn is requestingthe rural patrons here to repair and beautify their mail box equipment and approaches to help lendbrightness to the scenic beauty of the highways, roads and drivesThe postoffice dept is the mostimportant agency in keeping thepeople of the nation informed The carriers try to serve the people efficently Errors are sometime madeif the name is omitted from the mail box, especially if a substitutecarrier is working while the regular is on vacation or sick leaveMany mail boxes which are highway billboards of postal service, have become rusty and leaky withbroken doors, no lids missing signals, no name,supports bent or rott ed, the approaches overgrown withbrush, weeds or grass and, the ground full of chuck holes Postmaster Baughn asks patronsto cooperate and improve theirmailbox t quipment May 1724 so the routes will be a pride for thepatrons, postoffice dept and thecarriers For more information see the postmaster or rural carrier UASE BALL NEWS Dr XMHIO of Dexter threw a hitter against South Lyon last Friday and won to 1 This put Dexler in a tie for first place with SouthLyonFor pinckney Dave Haines regained his form and t Manchester down with 2 hits, winning H to IPinckney got 11 hits Dick Harrow had 4 hits for PinckneyBatUiie, Pinckney Ilaines MeaonManchester Ahrens PniewckiPinckney beat Byronday with Campbell nnding Tuesday trvy lot 7 to 5 Higgs in the 7th 14 to 6 MonWilsnn TMtch lo HartlandHaines goingWITHDRAWS SLANDER SUIT After the slander suit of ThomasLeith sr vs Robert Graham, both ofBrighton has been on trial 3 dayslast week in circuit court at Ilovvcl it was suddenly withdrawn lastThursday morning and came to anabrupt endThomas Leith, him self was on thestand all day Tuesday and Wednesday and underwent a sharp grilling by Martin La van, attorney for Gra hamLeith alleged in his petition hehad never been arrested This he later changed to he had never beenconvicted In addition to the Monday witneses ho had Ralph Wiggins and Mrs Hazel Haines iacter witnesses Judge Davis of Ionia whothe case dismissed it without prejudice which means it cannot be renewed The costs were not assessed ed against either party which means thoy only have to pay their attorneys Leith was arrested lastyear shortly before election whenhe was a candidate for mayor Hewas defeatedThe case against him was later dismissed harheard St Marys Catholic Churchfv Ft Albert Schmitt, PastorSunday MassesSutnmer Schedult630, 800 900 1000, 1130Summer Scheduli 530, 800,900 No vena DevotionsFriday evening, 730 p m Concessions iter Novenna Devotions,730 to 900 p mSunday Before 800 massUhurchS Calvary Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship StrviceWednesday 800Church Auto AccidentAbout 1 pm Sunday cars drivenby Allan Dinkel and Mrs RobertaMiller came together on Vines Rdjust off Pingree Rd, just north ofthe Greene Cemeteiy Allan wasalone but Mrs Miller had her three children, Rita 9, Billy 7 and Cordon 5, with her A Line boy wholived near the accident scene toiv them to McPherson hospital HJSpital, Howell Rita Miller was he worst injured She had a broken legkneecap,other injurieswas taken oUniversity hospital Aim ArborMrs Miller had a broken HOMand part of her teethGordon Miller was cutwhile Billy Miller ua Allan Dinkel had brokpossible skullbroken ribsknocked outand bruised not injured,en ribs anfBilly wasRevSunday Winger, Pastor930 AM1045 A MMeeting at the 801Wed rhoir Practise 780 P M A Hearty Welcome To All J WSchoolMorning WorshipThur Night PrayerChurch at iondayhospital Mrs Millersity hospitalen jaw ablerest to go home Sunremained at hewas taken uesday due IMASONIC CI lili ihe MaThe Peoples Churdt andor UndenominationalWest between MainUnadilla Stre tsKeith Rueyseger Pastor945 AM1100AM 700 PM800 pmS00 P 400 P 730 PWelcomeRevSunday SchoolSunday Worship Youth iroupEvening Servic eThur Prayer MeetingJr, Choi1 Practise WedChoir Practise WedExtend a Christian MMMEveryoneINADILL A RESBYTKR1AN Rev Yauch, Pastoriiiii Worship 1080 A XSunday Schooi 1030 AM 75 attended the dinner atonic temple Saturday ni In fi the lining room iniprovcnui i f inThis was to pay for the new tile oi the dining room floor The tickwere 5 each The dinner ua pieI pared by Mrand Mrs Home Ai, ney and assistants Rev Winggave the invocation Lunnu Van Slambrook was in charge o ii, pigram and called on a mi be marks Those who responded wonRev,, Winger James Lnnloni IHGeorge Kirch mover, iieiroit ord and Clare Miller v ,er Fred Read, Oca Cairpb11 go lardner a i men and IIPorter, Alberta lose and v The Craftsmen B n i I Oitet te sang1 a mini bet i i The members an iron an, Orland Winslow ilatiid ULEarl Ashford n Ann A i bor ill i i t I lihHETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Wiles N 3 Miles W of Pimkney4MiO Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg Sinday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745Thurs Night Prayer Service 71FrariTTShuz PastorMI Marshall Rd ien 7fVM South Lyon MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION L10 MCCIXTV Rr Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday Sl ol 1000 AM Mrnirv Vnhip 1045 A MThe Incur ifarable Son of GodWarren Vanhetloo, speaker Evening Service 730 P MmPIANOMisher pianPinckney schoo i00 p in AllPiano Duets KECITTAL MAY i PMMerwin a mpbdl will v in a i ecilta 1 al Ix SundayMa Hi ire invitedDancearolHolyDavid LittleNoel thdn ShieacherWoHall and I Holy, HolyHancock and Native MarchRose and Teachei eaherIIWarren Vanhetloo, speakerWed Prayer Meeting 7A0 pKINCS DAUGHTERS MEETThe Pinckney Kinds Daughtersmot with Mrs Hazel Thompson last Mable White, piesmeeting2K memberswere present Mrsconducted the devot election all the preThursday Mriflent openedand 3 guests Millie Elliottionals At the nni, DoJrace IBandD Ilr CreenNElevator,sentLulu were officers were reelected MrsDarrow and Mrs Youngerman cohostessesMOTHERDAUGHTER BANQUET The annual Mother DaughterBanquet sponsuied by the Kings Daughters will be at the school onWednesday, May 19, For tickets seeany member or the chairman, MrsBritta BrashPhone Pinckneey 150F2The program isInvocation Mrs J W WingerIToastmistress, Germain Stackable Toast to Mothers,Joyce Fuhrman Toast to Daughters Stella iarrSingingMike Heath, Judy Hainesand Nancy Case Community Singing Led by MrsZoe EarlThere ii also other entertainment Piano SolusTurkey in I he Straw 1 Bluebird Iv iynChewing Chewing the ValleySwing Airing The Distant BellsOn tBarn Dance, TheCarol HallAccordian DuetNancy Wyle Beverly Camphe1Piana Solos Merry Widow Waltz, American Iatrol Shirley yVyiStar Dancers, iardeji of he Star Pat PalmerAvalanch, Not Sad Bm CladSharon LineMinuottf in G Spidei DameNancy NashDuetsSpring Frolic,Shirley Wylie, Sliar LineDutch Doll Dance, hnHague Qui ley, Sharon LineDance of the Toy Donna BaydloJoyce Fuhrman Piano SolosClarinet Polka, Fairy Wedding,Linda LeeFlying Leave, Gypsy Rnndo iyFuhrman Minuete, Sanaiina Donna BaydlTwo GuitarsLittle Mountain Brool Charlagne Quiglrv Mrs, Campbell ha just CJIHIH1a 2 year course in the IM, itExtension Couie nicayo J, and received aMUSICAL CONCERTSThe high school and hwill present a spring concertLIBRARY NEWSWe have some new sports storiesfor boysYoung Readers BasketballStories by CorflbsFence Busters byBe, TeeAge Stories of the Dia mond by Thomas and The FightingSouthpaw by Flood 1984 BASE BALL SCHEDULEFri, May 14South Lyon hereTues, May 18Byron here Fri, May 21Dexter hereTues, May 25Boystown here Tues, June 1Stockbridge hereByron games are at 300 p m,therest are at 880 CAPITAL OVER NIGHTDid you know that Argentine atthe LivingstonGenesee county bor ider line was one flic capital of Michigan over nighi When thestate capital was moved from Di troit to Lansing in 1847 the records jand furnishings were hauled there, from Detroit by horses and wagons,Thr White Lake Road was used andthere were 3 stops enroute, at Roy al Oak, Pontiac and Argentine, Argentine was only a four cornerswith hotel , blacksmith shop and seveial stores MRS OC1A SIGLERMrs Ocia Sigler, 6y, TIed at thehome of her daughter, Mrs Dorothy Nottley in Detroit last Wed nesday The funeral was from theWood Funeral Home in Detroit lastSaturday and burial was in Detroit100 REWARD 100 for information leading the the ar and conviction of person enteringand breaking into my barn on the Ho well Road gym Fridayai invitedThr 7th grade willopeietta Tuesday Ma1, Pinckneyp m All Mayattheill LEE LAVEYFor your Avon Product Fiahar Phoaa Howard Craig in in Mellus hospitalin Brighton with a broken arm he got at the bowling banquet at theLakeland Inn last week wrestling Mias Eva MelvonMefeflames Jennie Devereaux,Helen Young and Eliz abeth White attended a deanerymeeting at Flint last week ENTERS RACEWilliam Elmer, 36, East Lansinglawyer has entered the race for the Democrat nomination for congress,the fith districtHe brands the present congressman, Kit Clardy, as amimic Senator McCarthy and gaysClardy is using his present Commun it hearing as a grab for headlines toaid in his relection CARD 01 THANKThe Juniors uh t hank caand everyone who helped maketheir JHop a success Duo u yoursupport the Juniors have a reir breakng amount in their treasuryWe are grateful Anita Corey, SecRUMMAGE SALEAT PINCKNKY VlUK HALLSaturday, May 15SPONSORED BY ST MARYS ALTAR SOCIETYWe are informed by R W Wyliethat his cousin Tom Wylie is nowemploye1 in the lubrication dept at Murrays Clnlf Service R W addsTom is a fine capiablo boy and will make a fine luoncaior The Joe Griffith family spentSunday with the Don Griffith family in Mt CURRENT COMMENT The supreme court has just void ed a murder cAiviction of a Maican because all persons of his racoweiv excluded from the jury ChiefJu tee Warren who wrote the dec isien said such action was discrimination and forbidden by the conatitut inn which provides that no person uli be discriminated against byieason of clor, race or creed A lower court had upheld conviction on the yrounds the 14th amendment recognizes but two races white andblackThe Communists seem to havtwon a victory by default at the GenL va peace conference which disrupted suddenly after a short session and Secretary Dulles, our representative, came home The stumblingbocl was Russiass insistence thatCommunist China be admitted toi he 1nited Nations DiplomaticallyMieal iiij1 it now eems tljat the Koran cease fire was a mistake as it e1 aided tin Cimmunits to concentrate aiJ munitions and troops onIndoChina where they have just taken the principal city and willn control the entire country Indo China ha apparently ween sacrific ii ilie Ctniinunist as Munichsuiriider was to Hitler in an ap piMMim in etfoiM before World WarII Thi CMiiitry through Presidentli nlm,, i Secretary Dulles and iiIlent Nixon talked loud v hai they would do to prevent Lidn ,iiia tailing to the Communit but when the time came to doJ liiiil d cdinpUtly down The rea is aid ti fie that congress, GreatLntian and the other allies refused to follow iliom on any intervttfition in I udo hiia They thought ea Ijrc iuld be arranged atiiea The Communists sensedI oisiiiity and took over the Gen a ojifiieiHe the ame time theycaptured IndoChina Appeasement i no ihf mder of the day TheyM en fr i that all appease r11 11 vieii to Hitler failed to stopWoiM War IIhi tteniillicari iai has evidenti cifind a menace in Senator McCarthy which it is unable to stop , I h accused in the inii now going on he haaat i M b iKting as prostCUiii, judge and jury Fffort8 to IHICN tin1 investigation last weekfailed a Seaal r McCarthy suid he h,i ii,iiiy, many witnessed to callaini intended to call them alll Th ill iiiii mis are now convincedMi Mhv i a liability not an asset,ui liac announced that, he will i i no part in their campaign thisfall The first mistake on McCarthy 1 when thoy persuaded Pres ident Eisenhower to accept him iy much against his will and to apipaign with him in the interests d harmony Kisenhowcr disliked McCarthy because he hurl called hisI in nd Cen Marshal, a traitor, Theioiut ionist s saw a hart by and persuadinin accept him Ho,doe Dotdisunity ion hethe m ipion in Mche presidentr McCarthythrive on harmony but onand shortly after the electtaited blasting and defyingsident The conservative RejjbJicuns now see their errordo not know how to rectify it butnot year ago all villages, citiei ancoiners had base ball teams ihere are none Pinckney hashad a team for several years 50ear ago you could have formed an ft ciub league w thout going 10 milThen Marion, Iosco, Gregory Anderson North Lake, Unadilla, Dexter and Pinckney all had teams a did Hamburg, Brighton, Howell, Fowlerviie Stockbririge and Chelsea who little farther off It did not10 much to outfit a team then A 1 paper passed around iioney Suits for aentire team could he bought for 50Bails cost 125 and cluhp a dollar or 1 Teams had no ,ixed park butpiYd any place they could get th Players , rhed their own11 n ooruaion But then they draw i ivwi ,SKHi crowds were common un a picnic or holiday and 40 oei games Now Uto surt a team, balls artI oacn and rtuhs all the way to a ii r,e grounds have to be keptin shape fd the umpires paid Butthe mam reason for the dimise ofsandlot lase IMII is lack of attendance The last year Pinckney was m Jie TuCounty League their averagtattenaice at games djd not average j people The VFW who sponsor them went 400 in the redTht icouo and tekyifuiajaaaft billed offbast ball The minor leagues have astruggle to kcej going and the num txrs deci ease eaoh yearEven tht bif hogkfebis drop in atLivingston Lodgrf Ni, S paMawCO12eleagut team lastMay 22May 29MM tpThree candidates OpuDinner at630 p m I , , , l l1 , , iJ4 ,ifc V ,, v V1 iSl , , JlKICL Wednesday, May 12 1964 Neighboring NotesFowlerville has orgaiazed a softball league with 6 teams HOWELL THEAREHOWELL MICHIGAN SYLVAN THEATRE ChmUma MicMoemTues, Wed, Thur, May 11, 12 13 Friday, Satuiday, May 14,15 Marjorie Main, Percy Killbride j APPOINTMENT IN HONDURA8Dexter village comic ias passed in j , In Technicoloran ordinance forbidding aF nisht MA PA KETTLE AT HOME BtarrtaffT 1 t n Min t sn tViP qtrppt v , Ann Sheridan, GUnn Ford and t dJd street Frt, Sat, Sun, Mn H to17 Z,charyCornelia Copetend,92, sis Matin1 8unday 250 P M Cont , CartoonDAYS ONLY 4 aNewsr S,ter of the late Senator Cope M , Mo w and Sunday, Monday May 16l7f Me 1t,SrofRtre1ColoP Loren Baall , BOTANY BAITinnr is 1 11 i iRoberts, for d HOW TO MARRY a MILLION AIR CinemaScopewith Stereophonic Sound withAlan Ladd, James Mason and Patricia MedinaIn Technicolortill wi high school won its Adm Adults 70c, Children 20ctax in i Sunday Shows 3 5 7, CartoonNewsSportfirst league game when it beat Ok Tues, Wed, Thur, May 18, 19, 20emus 12 to 7 last week Rita Hayworth Stewart Granger Tues, Wed, Thur, May 18, 19, 20Curtis Patterson and DrSpencer in THE GLASS WEBBof Stoekbridjfe attended the Ken S A L O M E I withhHy Drvby in Technicolor Edward G Robinson, John ForsythVrr to Robert Cole and wife of Coming Iked Garters, Saskatchewan and K HughesGivrcvy ii 29 a girl Cartoon and Musfcalt H Webb of North Lake eel n IN IT1 l Shows 715 905 iU his SRth birthday last week DC1O llriVCITi liti ComingExecutive Suite, MoneyThe lose Chevrolet Garage at 6588 json Road, Ann Arbor from Home, HondoTi r vas robbed last week for phone Normandy87083 n 7 vtime within a year Children under 12 admitted Freeiobrt Hrnry of Brighton who is il in England has been Friday, Saturday, May 14,15 d n an auto accident there THE GREAT JESSE JAMES RAID pin Technicolorwith Willard Parker, Barbara Payton LEE THEATREWMtmore Lake, Michiganj, daughter of MrandMs Fank White of Howell has1 TI a , valedictorian of the TIowill senior class and Janet AllCat out those trips to the tankBuy a ModemELECTRIC WATER H SPLIT SECONDwithStephen McNally, Alexis Smith Cartoonrvc, Juppingateacher at Howell h hool in years has been nami cipal at Haslett1 nun will be called into services , i Thev arc Ravmond Parker, say, Monday, May 16, 17 rinvljLll, Howard Stickney ofIro and Francis DeMaris of rville, Rogers has been named to city council to replaceI1 acking plant att fiiv last week but v as MA PA KETTLE AT HOMEwithMarjorie Main, Percy Kilbride alsoVEILS OF BAGDAD in TechnicolorwithVictor Mature, Mari Blanchard Cartoon 2Features 2DRAGONFLY SQUADRON StarringJohn Hodiak, Barbara Britton Bruce BennettPlusSouth Sea MadnessDRUMS OF TAHITI In TechnicolorCartoonDennis OKeefe, Patricia Medina CartoonSunday, Monday, May 16, 17 Filmed in Ceylon ELEPHANT WALK1 in Technicolorwitki Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews and Flamefree and fnlv8EE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison ihc sun 1 luiiciitcd not tin No flue requm1L place your heatei where you wishrid of your oldfashioned water heater 51 KT The Red Cross blood bank collect 143 Mints of blood at Howell last1week V i11cl Mrs Earl Baughn andir Tkulah Miller spent the worken at the Robert Seefeld home in Vimbus, OhioMr and MrsCeny Eichman called or, Mrs Ada Eichman at the ribros Eichman home in Dear Phiv nd had diivr at Jo tBHanis of ue, Wed, Thur, May U 19, 201 PeUr FinchItr d the Kentucky Dai InrhnW TrUM Wed ThuV May 18 l MIn Technicolor , Novelties News Cartoonwit Greatest All Star Picture of YearClark Gable, Ava Gardner EXECUTIVE SUITEand i withSWEETHEARTS ON PARA1JE, wmiam Holden Jim Allyioii,Pal Douglas, Barbara Stanwyck, PredrieMarsh Walter Pidgeon, Shelly Win lers, Louis CalhernNT n r H i i New CartoanRay Middleton Eileen Chrttba 10 Whitr and wifo of TTowcllInn Wyiie and family called Bon White and wife Sunday Jlhn BoytM and , were Satur Walter Clark and wife were in llay KUUSt f tha v, ,ley Morrisonilamilton ami Nc vk, Ohio list famiy t,f Chelsett ana calleJ on the icorjur lUlli family in Ann ArborSunday The Herb Palmer jr family of, sin h, kiauiav UL ilie Herb PalweekCool andClear asFishingFestival une home herein 11a n1 tfScene on the Jordon River new CharlevoixMichigan Brewers9 Association 350 Midison Avenu Detroit 26, MichiganMkf Brewing Co Frtnkntmuih Brewing Co Goebei Brewing Co,Jflff Brewing Co, Sebewaing Brewing Co Stroh Brewery Co SPECIALEVENTS INMICHIGANTROUT FESTIVALMay 28th to 30 RoscommonPERCH RUNJune, 1st Week, Tawai0NT0NA60N RIVERCANOE RACEJun 6v OntonogonBASS SEASON OPENSJune 19th, throughoutMkhlgonANNUAL RSHFESnVAl AT 10 NLSpend bis jmt vacation in Michigan Youll eojoy xtradays for tpont 4yt OK loafing wterttdmtim thtfresh air, suoshine and wmAnd the travel dollars yousave will htlp pay for naay extra tomaMrtimt pUajurWri today Sot belpfal, lastMichigan Mttramttba itiowW, LQgar You Will Soon Need Km a uomplete Slock of iN SUPPLIE S o n han dn 6119 Uexter Michiga n Ineorpofoltd 191 5McPherso n Stat Ban lH oSoe latabliihed 186 5 lncorpoiat 1 191 5OVQT 85 Year s o f Snf e Uankin gPinokntyTIo el lGOO D CREDI TI f yo u hftv t goo d credi t yo u l ono t wan t t o los e it Becaus e s o man ypeopl e hav e goo d credit , ou r coun tr y ha s bee n abl e t o surpas s any thin g eve r know n t o ma n i n econ omi c prosperity Without credit ther e woul d b en o charg e account , n o checks , n dloai t n o ftita in ou r fello w men Prttto t thi i valuabl e ast , it wort h eanno t b e aeaiured WATER S v MICHIGAN TOURIS JCOUNCI LMM IA M OCCAvSION Sfr oI i FLOR L COMPAN YTH E RCUS H PLUMBIN GRA B MOVE D T O1M5TE R ST PH0N2 189, Rackaf fTh Leo n Meabo n famil y o f nn i Th r Rolrn d rorto n an d WmHar Th Gen Sheha n famil y o fan d th Marshal l Meabo n fam woo d fatnile o f BoulaV i wer e SaturAn n Arbo r an d Nane y Lundee n o fil y wer e Sunda y ffoetts at th e Geor t d y visitor s o f Mr an d Mrs Law Detroi t spen t Sunda y a t th e Fin 1 f t Meabo n borne j r ne e Oainbun eia Sheha n home SEWING MACHINE SW e Servic e an d Repai r Al l Make tFre e Estimata e Oite n i n Advanc eSinge Sewin g Macktn eCotnpu yA n Wor ki 11 4 Sout h Mat e 8t , A m AlWt4iM iPfcea e Kormaod y 1 o r 84f l Ptmdne PrvBttPATQH Wednesday, Hay 12, 1964PeopleStore DRYGOODSGROCERIESCANNED GOODS GENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYSGENERALSTOREHow far away is a helping handMr George Cronin of Detroit foundout recently When he arrived homefrom his nighttime job at 3 AM, he satdown to read for a while His wifeWM visiting in Chicago so he was alonein the houseWhen he got up to go to bed lie felt tingling in his arm Seconds later hecollapsed to the floor with a strokeAlthough he was barely conscious,Mr Cronin knew he must somehow reach the telephone many feet awayWith tremendous effort, inch by ago h he finally made it The operator who answered watRosa Gies, Speaking with great difficulty he mumbled the telephone number of a friend Miss Gies telephonedthe friend who soon was at Mr Croninsside Meanwhile, the operator remained on the line in case she couldbe of further helpMr Cronin is now well on the wayto recovery After the incident he expressed his gratitude in person toMiss Gies For her helping hand andhis telephone had spared him howof discomfort Vb T is north a lot more than it cosh ICHIOAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY Act a Mm tritfT114 Jlowasl sr ir24 teachera from the Hamburgf area had dinner at Northville Thurs day night and went to Detroit to see Porgy and BessMesdamea Helen Miller and EloyBe Campbell wentfrom here Mr Helen flffler and Mr andMrs Fred Seeger attended a Northville OES meeting Friday night Sheridan Hadley and wife of Jackson called at the Lawrence Cam burn home SaturdayThe Pettysville 4H club has reorganized MrsBechler will have char ge of gardening, Mrs Iola Hall offood, Mrs Basydlo, canning andMrs McAfee of flowers The Ralph Hall family called atthe William Brown home in ChelseaSaturdayrLJ Swarthout wife spent Sunwith Mrs Edith Gallup in Fowleh villeThe Earl Sprague family of FlatRock spent Sunday with the OrinMarlowe family at Swarthouts Cove Mesdames Lester McAfee, CeliaNash, took Nancy Nash, MaryMorris and Barbara Massey to theDetroit News spelling bee lastweekBob Pike and wife were Sundayguests at the William Bentley home in CommaChristine Dinkel spent last weekwith Kaye Wylie at Anderson Mrs Florence Ryer of Grand Rapids was a week end guest at theAsher Wylie home Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon were Sunday guests at theJack Rhyman home in Lansing Mrs Louise Shehan, Mrs EdnaSpears and Jack Sheldon were Thursday guests at the John Lundeen homo in Detroit MisWinifred Graves spent Moth Day with her daughter, MrsDon Walker in JacksonThee Mark Nash family had Isabel Nash, Mrs Jane Clark and Kenneth Frye of Ann Arbor, Bud Bek kering family of Howell and MrsRuth Ritter and son, Micky for Sun day guestsThe Max Parkinson family oi California art visiting Mrs I oc lie nlc and wth her called at the LynnHendee home SundayThe following1 from here had exhibits at the County Home Kxten Achievement Day at the Fowlerville fair grounds last Thursday Mr Mar BauRim, Mrs Iola HallMrs Bonnie Henry Mrs Doris Shot tehoo ad Mi Dris SannThe Bili Baujihn family spent Sunday at the Franklin home n Howell i el lark family of iiink at the Walter ohpkLak railedSund yMr and Mrs Olin Robinson att d the wediliu of Klinor RobinMin ami Jaiu Larson at the irosse Iointc liiK iiriin church Saturday ni,JU an I ill reception at tlic vVliittifi HotelOlin Robinson jrand wife of AnnArbor spent Sunday at the Olin Robinson home At the recent family night at heCongl church Mrs Dora Swarthoutwas the oldest mother present,Mrs Rosemary Whitley the yougest,Mrs Louis Bury, the mother withthe most children and the baby of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall, the youngest childMr and Mrs Fred Read spentSunday with Mrs Frank Peters ofJackson The Herbert Peters family Creeek were also thereof Detroit spenthis brother, SylBattleLedwidge,Mrs NanMeMackenat PlymFrancis HarriWednesday withrester Mrs EleanorMeabon and Mrs Clare visited Keith Ledwidge outh Sunday The L J iitnry family were theuests McLheis Day of the Keith Uradburys in Chelsea The Earl Kimbrly family of Willow Village were Sunday guests at tlie Torn Ware homeA new front is being placed inthe Jones Drug StoreLouis Fink of Detroit is buildingi home on his land across fromthe Leo Davis farm on Patterson Lake RoadRummage Sale Saturday, May 15at Fire Hall, sponsored by St Marys Altar SocietyRADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE IPROMPT AND COURTEOUS Rom where I sit 6y Joe MarshThe WritePrescriptionP1TTER T V SALES AND SERVICE12S Webster St, Pbckney Phone 118 Jimthree halffinished latMtlMaaartartowaatDrag SUM last week at oaea, Doef IThoatfar la bofi fram emr towm ar at ti National GuardIpBMBtfafkewhoThe From where I sit, little thingscan add up pretty big A few short notes make a letter Boysfrom oar little town help buildvp a strong National Gunrd to protect oar freedom Even freedom is made up of a lot of thingsliving where we like, voting the way we think is right, choonincbetween coffee, taa, or beer atdinner And anything that addsup to freedom gets my ttamp oiapproval aand Suppliesf Electric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Hsatort MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plu mbing FbdurtsComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell We Install We ServiceI073EM36 Phone I83F2Sv, LUGGAGIfif, iI Iwmmsm Confer, 13 f d tiavel Right,DetoxWardrotjai A V77S s, u smart start for KitSpruce, tht fobwlOUHW , d to resist wear and of luxurious luggaga,or wonderful coky matchoblaPEIRCESBuy with Confidence M nWOMENTry Our hayaway PlantMr tti rutrou milITS HERE TUt PHILGASTAPh xifH COOLITt SPECIAL LIMTT TIME OFFERRegular Pries Allowance for ycYou pay only e00000000000000Come in today Su i d boeutiful rangattpeciolly for home b,y d 1 jgoi mains Seeamting Coolite the kvst gas7A j, Kr7,CV,,BJi The hocKey Appliance StortPhOBS 141V, ylr May II, 1964V The NewJOHN DIERE Tract Many Growers HawWatted forwith Stand IPelnt Hitch We beUeve youU like thisnewest John Deere 2Ptow Tiractor at first tight Its name Utili ty tells you theres practicallyno limit to the Jobs it will do Its 3point hitch tafces a big varietyof John Deere pickup tools andmany tools of other makes its low center of gravity gives itwonderful stability front andrear wheels art quickly andeasily adjusted t your most specialized jobe all this,plus the allaround economy youalways get in John Deere Trac torsCome in and get the h 3the keel THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNED 28 Sty lei to Choo From I Ut at 8tv fOO a FBEK dtmoaatrattoa fatw VtfotM workWBM to ftXj5i OlUSttlUai Sjlw, HMUarttrfc tHMitnt fttltt, HAL t T sud tafaty TMI SUMNI Html Wldtki AA tt fitf TMIA t EFC Sim I uHTNETTv The Pinckney SanitariumRay M toffy, M B Pinckney, MichiganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MWANTED iPaintint and decorating for week i nd and SaturdayJack Dai row ohone Howell 476WIQXJLOSAXAI TOMK tvTHfc LAVEY STOREMEAT MICHIGAN WEEKProud of our State of MichiganSure, we are Proud of uur Livingston CountySure we areProud of our CommunitiesSure we areThe steady and stable growth of our agriculture and industry makeus a model for other rural countiesFirst National JJank Dr Q ft ieCtoskeyDENTIST112l N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentHowell, MichiganHerdSneedPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howeil, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeLee LaveyGeneral InsurancePhdne 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Myron J HughesPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master Plumber Phone 183F21075 East M36, PlnclcneyFUNERAL HOMEDon G Swarthout DirectorModern EquipmentAmbulance ServicePhones 39 and 63, Pincknejfrd G Reickhoff, Sr OPTOMETRIST10 West Grand River Howdl, Michigan358 Residence 611Undo Federal SupervisionMBMBEK OP FEDERAL RESERVESYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONAll Deposits Insured Up to 10,000 for Each DepositorainsCOME TO MY MARKET FOR BARGAINS IN ANY KIND OF MEAT OPEN ltiY DAY BUT MONDAY i QUARTER CWT AND FROZENAT THE LOCKERJB1Y PAY MORLOME IN AND GET YOUR NEY5 WORTH TREE COMPANYTrees Trimmed and Removed ExpertlyMroz, Phone 136F4, Box 298,Rte 2, Pinckney REFRIGERATION SERVICEHarold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAucKoneerFan Sales A SpecialtyBert WylieCall Fowlerville 226FGABNOLD BEMQUIST233 Unodflla St Pinckney, MidWatch HepcdringGold Stampi Watches, Watch BondWl Fecrthe BillloM Lloyd HendeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161F18Roger J CarrComplete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney, MichGemelery MemorialsPrices ci Can Afford To a Milford, MichiganGranite WorksReal EstateFnns, Honves, Lake Property Business Opportunities i our Prpertv With MPGaraH ReasonBroker 209 North Pearl Phone 153KEF XLASSIFED AD VSFOR SALEApartment size pianoa1 Zenith push button radio C, French windowsR bert Harboklt, phone 1T7F3LEARN TO PLAY The Accordiantnt worlds most popular musical iv mStamment 8 weeks trirfl period for ESTRAYUD A Pet Raccoononly 225 per week, including less Phone 131F4oiw and use of an,accordian in your home FOR SALLHouse in Pinckney at220 Pearl St, large rooms,large lott2 car garage, some fruit, Bids willLOWtor and Wiw to Take OutPhone Howell 706J2SELL D SMITH COMICH PH 1888byH W WYLIE PINCKNEY HCHIGAN PHONB S6R0MKABLESMARKK TtOW GREECES MUSIC STORE , 114 State St Howell, Phone 810 or accepted on this property 1 , Mrs Winifred GravesFOR SALEOn land contract, 5room modern house in Pinckney on Corner Jot, oil furnace, garageiityMechonahe LogqjDyle, Phone 42 inckneyI FOR SALEFive deck, BrowerI Chick Starting Battery 75alao fe male boxer dog I1 years old AKC registered, has all shots 75 Arnold Bechler, Phone 161F4Pinckney, Mich FOR SALEElectric WasherMr Kate Hannett818 8 HowellPinckney, phoneWANTEDTo rent pasture for 16head of Cattle Frank Pearce Phone Dfcxtei HAG4067FOR SALEOne 21 inch powerlawn mower and one wheelbarrow L J McKinleyFOR SALEHolstein Buh, 2 years FOR SALEBaconBelmonT Elec old Frank Pearce HA64067,Dexter tonic Spanish Guitar, blond finish case, professional amplifier and microphone Hiland LakeSecond house above dam Roland W RobinsonFOR SALE4 Jersey Cows, 1 Hoistrin, all fresh Russell BokrosFOR SALE37 acres 1 mile westof Pinckney at Mowers and Cedar Lake Roads to settle Edward Spears Estate Call Ptnckntp 120F8Irvin Kennedy,, Adm FOR RBNTWinterized cottage atLittle Portage LakeJohn McNamaia Phone Howell 1685 M 11 after 7 pmMrs, Constance Darrow Loomisof Roslyn Heights, N Y flew here Saturday to spend Mothers Daywith her parents, Mrand MrsMEDarrojfWith them she spent Mon day with the Dick Loomis familyin Detroit, returning to New York Monday nitfht Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughnand Merlin Amburgey attended thedistrict meeting of postmasters at FOR SALboby Chicks, largeFOR RENTYear around lake cott ype White Leghorns barred agti at Bentley Lake , newly decor vite Rocks arid New H ated, cozy, warm, includes boat ser gases Order now fox 1954vice Reasonable rent for upright gQg SQUIRE HATCHERYPhone 305 W Ave, Howell1996 Beardsley EoadTYPEWRITERSEWRTERS j saRegular office and portable type edwriters suitable for students, officeand home Terms See them at the N H d sand and gTaveL graded x mixd l d d aveFlint Sarturday night The following attended the Jackson Assn meeting of the Congl,church at Ypsilanti last Tueday Mesdames Edith VanSlambrookJWWinger,Mable WhiteBonnie Henryand Myrna Ware Mr and Mrs M E Darrow and Mrs Constance Loomis had dinnerat Turners, Stockbridge Sunday, i Cyril Girard who is in St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor,is improved and may be home this week, The OES Past Matrons met onMonday with Mrs Joe Griffith Mr and Mrs R B Franks of VanWert, Ohio, were Saturdayguests of Mrand Mrs Merwin CampbellMrs Helen Miller was a guest atthe Northvilte OES Chapter last Friday tight M g MCCetpSodGSSM V andV The Tom Clark family of Ann Arbor and the Jerry Clark family of Silver Lake were Sunday visitorsof Mrs Margaret Clark and family Mesdames Ann Jay and RuthGallup of Farmington called at thethe Murray Kennedy home Sunday Otis Mattesonand wife are visitIng relative in Springfield, Kan M Martin, wife and daughter,Floyd Dyer of Lansing, Mary EllenDoyle of Ann Aibor,Florenc,Doyle and Mjs Ethel McHugh of JacksonI and the Gerald Kennedy family of , Howell called at, the Irvin Kennedy bom Soapy iThe James Bums,D ConklinKenFry a, Jiek Young, Don Bums andVal K4sra attended the JBop Satuidar aflfkfr as WM entrtined jttbDta Bant boat alurward j RaBMMftt 84e ftaMirday, May 15at Ftrt Hall, sponsored byvSt Mary4Aliar Society at eNew Hudson depot Appointment veninga and Saturdays PhonePhone Geneva 79652 MM Newton 318 South Howell St Phne 111 , also processed read gravelD J GRAVEL COMPANY4 miles west of Howell at 4950Mason Road Phone Howel 984 T 2 of FowlervlVe 388F11WANTEDWocl, Market PriceLucius Doyle, phone 42 PinckneyAutomotive Gloss Sbld and Installed1018 East Grand RtaerPhone 151 Howell MichiganSALEFuel oil heating Miiiex phoneJ8Fl3 For free estimate callPhone 182F2 PinckneyS SAW FILING jrJ , A vn 1 AKR MICHHILAND LAKIU MICHORDER YOURChick Feed EARLYNOWSEEDLTIF1ED OATS AND BEAJ FOR SPRING PLANTINGFEEDTHE PIKCKNET DISPATCH Wednesday, May 12,Personal Notes Mr, and Mrs Donald Burns attended the Western State College conference at Kalamazoo Saturdayon Rural Educational PlanningMrs Raymonda Morris hasbought the Russel house west of the Detroit Die Set and moves intoit about June 1Mrs Edith VanNoraian of Detroit spent the week end at the George VanNornifn homp Mr and Mrs W H Meyer entertained Sunday the G Yv Myer family, Stockbridge, Edsel Meyer family, Ypsilanti and WmLambfamily of Ann Arbor SundayRoy Dillingham and wife and JH Hooker and wife were Mothers day guests at the C W Hooker cottage at Zukey Lake Gerald Henry of Detroit spentthe week end at the Jesse Henryhome Other callers were Florence Tupper of Flint and Mr, and MrsFred Horton of Ann ArborEdward Nuoffer and wife of Holtspent Sunday at the Lloyd HendeehomeWF Close and wife of Lake Lobdell spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel homeThe Howard Read family, MrandMrs Ross Read and Mr and MrsGeorge Wilde sr had dinner atthe Monks Hotel,Brighton SundayThe Clare Miller family were inDetroit Saturday The Lee Lavey family were Sunday guests at the Howard OBrienhome at Bunker HillBob Carr of Grand Rapids, LeoBettes family of Walled Lake andthe Wayne Carr family were Sunday guests at the Roger Carr homeThe infant son of Mr and MrsCarl Lentz,Leona Campbell hashas been named Allen Carl Mrs Susan Campbell Young hasreturned from Mellus hospital,atBrighton to the Andrew Campbellhome Dick Young of Big Rapids pent the week end thereMrs Madeine Shehan and familyof Ann Arbor called at the Wm Shehan home SundayThe Kenneth Reason family ofAnn Arbor called at the home cfMrs Edna Reason Sunday M J Reason and wfe, the MaxReynold family and Mrs M Rey nolds had dinner at FrankenmuthSundaySunday guests of the Albert Shirley family were the Doyle Temple tons of Keego Harbor, Gayle Shirleys of Livonia, Daxyl Shirleys ofBuck Lake and Lorna Shirley ofPentiae MrsThomas Bonder attended theAdult Education1 ptetitute at AnnArbor last Wednesday and Thursday May 5 and 6Mrs Helen Miller, Miss June Bbbon and MrsMerwin Campbell withteachers groups from Hamburgand South Lyon attended the Porgy Bess play in Detroit ThursdayniteMrs Viola Read entertained hercard cub Tuesday Mrs George Roush spent Mothers day in DetroitSunday guests of Mrs Sadie Moran were Mr and Mrs R W Groecsen of Detroit, Mr and Mrs FredDuesberry and MrsFannie Bradleyof FlintThe Merlin Amburgey familyspent Mothers Day with MrsMaryAmburgey Dr and Mrs Harlow Shehan ofJackson left last week on a 2 months trip to Europe SchoolSecond Grade News sBonnie Kuhn has a new paraketnamed Moday Chiquita Amburgey saw 5 ledfoxes while driving near the U of M Game ReserveMike and Pat Plummcr caught 2field mice yeste Florence Mrofk s dog, Susie has4 puppies Johnny Dinkel brought a hugekey to school that his dad got last Wednesday while mayor of CheboyganDon LaBelles aunt got marriedast Saturday John Wilson and his dad caught 22fish over the week endFirst and SecondRobert Darrow has a new bajysister, Deborah Linda Rhodes grandmother fromToledo visited her SundayMike Harden was in Flint Saturday Mike and Pat Tessmer went toAblionBobbie Krantzs sister, Sharonvisited him and gave him a half dollar Our new room club president isBeoky Morris Linda Leedy is secy Third GradeJohn Cologne saw a car go in theditch but no one was hurt Mike Taurianens brother was christened SundayJoanne Bloxom, John Cologne,Nancy Read, Freddy CrudderMaryEllen Singer Patty Suggtt wentto shows over the week end Camillet Buda went to Howell Saturday fMary Lee Aschenbbrenner spentthe week end in northern MichiganJoan Enders was in Royal OakSunday Larry Beach went to Detroit Friday and Larry Utley to Grand Rapids SundayKaren Bloxom was absent Monday We made cards and fans for Mothers Day We visited the Way Baking Coat Jackson Friday They gave each of us a book about bread, a ,penciland a loaf of breadThe Curts children visited theirgrandmother SundayLeroy Porter was 9 years old Saturday John Cologne led the group in singing Happy BirthdayRonnie Haines was in HowellSunday We made new food charts lastweek Clifford Egeler caught 2 miceWe enjoyed the song festival atAnn Arbor Wednesday We will hear ourselves on the radio thisweekAnn Menke went to the dentistFridayFourth GradeWe gave our mothers, papiermache dishes for Mothers Day We all enjoyed the festival atHill auditorium, Ann Arbor WedOur unit on Erypt is finishedThey were very gcjd We started a unit on Norway thisweek Denise Mowers is back in schoolpftei an illness Paul Burp has been ill severaldays Karen Singer Janice Rose wentto weddings SaturdayEdward Riggs was 10 years oldtodayFifth Grade NewsIn the weekly reader test CarolMiller rated easy 8th grade,Threewinners were Karl Burg,Rusty Van Norman, and Gus Kasper with onlyone error 70 scored in 7tii reading, 10 in 6ch and 9 in 5th We have also taken arithmeticand spelling tests and did very wellMuitrpfcioation tablet are reallygetting1 the workoutsPaul E had a birthday last weekWe made cards for him Our state units are being renewindividually and reported to theclassWe are planning a trip to Greenfield Village Sixth GradeLast Thursday a man named Kniss who is a state trapper came to ourroom He brought furs and trapsand gave a talkWe made our mothers a crossword puzzle for mothers day Some also made a verse We are practising to tell storiesover the loud speaker It is like aas more than one person talksWe learned to do division of decimals Monday We are on a conservation unitnow We have our room decoiatedwith conservation units Most of usare working by tables Some alonKindergartenWe studied about Michigan lastwck Sharon Blades and Buster Haineshave seen baby birdsJimmie Devine has some babyrabbitsChirstine Dinkels dad went toCheboygan and brough back the keykey to the city Freddy Twitehells brother, Bobby,had a birthday Monday Dennis Kelly has a cocker spanielpuppy Je Amburgey says his neighbor,Mrmiayer planted a garden and hasa new carLinda Curts, brother Butch mada bird house We arc making pet scrap books Notes of 48 Years Ago Gus Smith who spent the winterwith his daugh r in Ypsilanti hasreturned home Alvin Wiltse of Ann Arbor hasset up a system of gasolim light ing in the Dispatch office Jefferson Parker is on the roadwith a Rawley waon He has Cinton county RevEmerick has resigned as pastor of the Methodist church andrented a farm noithwet of Howi 11 Married at the home of the bridesparents Mr and Mrs, W S Swarthout at 800 a m their daughter Lucy, to Marion J Reason, Kev G W Mylne officiating After a wdding trip to Port Huron they will rosdo in the Congl parsonagehereW C Devereaux and wif of Milwaukco, Wis, are visiting hereWe VM nt with the Michigan Pressmembers to visit the ParkDavisjlai nt Detroit Friday A flock cf 30 pure white swanswere seen on Portage Lake lastweekThe village road scraper has betnout fixing the streets Eddie Downs and wife of Charlesworth have moved in Elihue Burle sons house Hazel Benham of Hamburg celeebratrd her lth birthday by getting marine 1 to Myron Ely of Howell She will finish her term teaching school in Oceola William Gilbert of North Lakedied Saturday Flossie Smith is attending cshooiin StockbridgeNotes 25 Years AgoThe Pinckney Michagairme teamheld their fust workout Sunday A7 innim ynw was played between2 teams Dallas Cox Andy Cambell were th battery for one and Virgil Amburgey Bert VanBlaricumfor the other The first team won 33 to LJames Crumnaugh of Lakelandwas bound over ti circuit courtlast week by Justice Yelland, viola tion of the prohibon law Thisfollowed a raid oi Crumbaughsplai the Keystone Club O1 o Kellcnbergor died at Harper hospital, Detroit Sunday afteran operation He leaves his wife,Jenne a son, Kenneth and daugh ter Lois, A daughter, Myra, is lereasi dMrs Sarah Ann Barley Reason,widow of the iate George W Reas in, died Sunday at the ag of 88Sh was the mother of 5 children ofhm 4 surviveThe Pinckney hirh school alumnimet at the school last week andlerted the following officers Pres, iio s Re Vice Pn, Norman Miller Soc Tras, C W Hooker The Seniors will put on their playMay 3 entitlediiashlul Mr BobsThe damage suit over an auto accidont last summer when MrsHarold Swarthouts car was hit ny one iriven by 2 boys from Whit more, aited in circuit court lastweek but was settled Mrs Swir hout getting a substantial sumAbe Haines wi given a urrpi iparty Friday night Dancing wa utmvj by the Haines family andFihley Hubbard furnishing the music Harry Frost arrived home fromNorth Dakota Thursday He start ed with an old jalopy which brokedown He abandoned it, hitchhiked the rest of tfci way He got ridesal the way but through ChicagoLucius Doyle and Sylvester Harris are guards at the convict statecement plant at Four Mile Lake Pinckney high kJiool went toFowlerville Friday but were raim d out in the 5th with Fowlerville intV lel 4 to 0 , 49 fires burned over 233 acres lastweekDip netters lifted 7868 spawingfish over the dam at Newaygo lastweek 8 oil well drlling permits were issued last week Only one in southern Michigan was in Genesee countyCONSERVATION DEPT NOTES The trout season opened lastweek but rains and roily water outdown the take of several hundredhundred fishermen Ill fires burned over 650 acreslast wr k0 upper peninsula lakes and 42lower peninsula lakes were mapped by 5 crews last winter 2200 lakesin all have been mapped A doe with spotted fawns wasseen near Fife Lake last week Do vin the upper peninsula usually donot drop their fawns until June The City of Grand Rapids uses50,000,000 gallons of water a dayThin comes from Lake Michigan,the Grand River and numerouswells Lake Michigan water is bestbut coIs the most to transport, tho Grand River water requires considerable treatment and well water ishighly mineralized Fanners around Manistee havebHin given permission to hoot i er now who are destroying tli ir strawberry crops These are deer fromprivate reserves wh re theie wino any d season lat, yearA mo king bird was seen lastweek near the Ror Laie wild lifestation A rare oecurance in Michigan as these birds are natives ofthe south This is the first reported in 15 ears Lumber and pulp men cut about58,500 acris of timber this year The limbs tops of these trees discarded limbs are quivalent to 29,000of hay and are worth 15 millonj as d f food Rain and cold weather hamperedtrout fishermen last week The best takes were in the hatchery stocked ,ionds, such a Sylvan ponds in Washlenav Smelt fishermen found the i he runs heavy, i he bot were in theWhitney drain and Tawas River An experiment is boinr conductedfn Whitmore and liijr Png Lake, rt trap nets will be set each lakeThese nets will be puli enh day for 6 weeks, the fish n clipped andreleased and the nets moved to newlocations Enough fish wil DO cauj,nt the second time to provide an estimate of the number of fish in thelakeSales of state owned lands in theupper peninsula will be held at Sault Ste, Marie May IS Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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MIGHIfiAN MIR ft OR 9WJiedhesday, May 19, 1954There is dissention in the conserva Friday morning fo their annualtion commission and while the May 7 outing which was the Tulip Festiyai meeting passed off quietly more j at Holland this year The class raised Tulip Festival Trip Rainbow Girl To InstallThe Biology class of Pinckney The Pinckftey Assembly of Rainhigh school left Pinckney at am1 meeting pdriisention can be expected f hl ytheir own expense money 16 pupil ThThere are 2 trains of thoughtGer and 4 sponsors, made the trip , Thead Eddy director thinks the future j latter were Mrs Davte, Mrs Rose,Mrs depends on technichal application by Mildred Parks and Miss Paula Lawramed men to problems that deve Prad The purpose was to enjoy tfclop His opponent is Commissioner activities and enjoy the flowets J1 Joseph Rahilley, oldest man on the played,commision who favors aproach and takes plans based mtechnical research with a grain The style show of authentic costumes worn at various periods inthe Netherlads, the dance of thesalt unless they agree with what Dutch Boys and Girls in nativehe learned from the folks back home dress, including wooden shpesthe He opposed Eddys appointment j variety show on the S S HoJlaoU There was a move to depose Com ride in the cabin cruiser on Lake omisaioner Osgood at the May moot catawa, a picnic lunchoa the beaching on account of poor handeling of the legislative situation but a grouplegislators appeared before the com mission and Spoke in his fa,vor,stress and the Klompen Dancers at twilightin the city squSfe The museum show ing the history, customs and biological displays of the Netherlands anding his ability and the attempt wus Indonesiathe band review of 32 high headed off for the time being M I school bands in colorful array and This is 6nly one battle in which the big parade whifiiviiad for itspersonalities are involved Peace can j theme Music and Flowers and aonly come when there is harmony on stroll through Tulip Lane seeing themagnificant display of thousandsthe commission their officersAt the Masonic temple Thursday night, May 20 at 7Q p m It will befiuhlic The following will be installM Rosina HillA, Advisor Anna Slaydenrity Nancy SpittlerHop Roberta AckkyFith ThSt Marys Catholic ChurchHev Pjc Albert Schmitt, Pastor M Church Elementary School CURRENT 0Sunday MassesSummer Schedult630, 800, 900 10 00r 1130 IFaith yPatti Thayer fyJJ Karen GustafsonTreasurer Ann Shirley ReasonThapiatn Marilyn Gustafson Drill Leader Mary BoydAsaoc Drill Leader Barbara Stone Love Patti PalmerReligion Joyce Allentur tfancy Slayden Immortality Doris Umateadfidelity Janet NicholsPatriotism Dorthea Kahle KinderyarteenPamelia Grant is back after 4weeks illnessLinda Curts has a new puppySclpdusv 630, 800, 900 n TwlUheli vuisitecd hls niud nitner m Ann Arbor SundayBobby Vedder has a toy gun jAlan Burls baby brother hasnew teethJennie levine uncle gave heranother baby rabbitNoveoa DevotionFriday evening, 730 p rn Confessions Friday after Noveuna DevotioiiSaturday 730 to 900 p mSunday Bfare 800 hasedrabbitCalvary Mennonite Church CRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS Roads and highways have alwaysbeen political footballs The countieswith the most political savy usuallyyet the moat roads During the governorship of Gov Grosbeck, MichiganI made jjiva stritjes jn rojul building Ihis was continued while Murry VonWagoner was state highway coramissiuntr Then came World War IIand all road building was curtailedMichigan got way behind and due teinsufficient funds and higher cost gher costhas been unable to get going again Mhhia highway needs are listedConfidential Advisor Shirley Wylie will speak at theOute Ob Sh All y yOuter Observer Sharon Allen St S SuptMorning Worship Sunday SchoolYoung Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship StrviceWednesdayNichols j , Marviu Swartzentruber ofmorning senWalter Each10001100 730800 Plyice atMusician Choir Director Elaine JohnsonSally MillerPrompter Peggy SmithChoir Gretchen Tasch, Barbara t 4 Mflr Agatha Henry, Barbara VanThe governor says the legislature of tulips at the tulip farm was the Slambrook, Mary Jean Hewlett, Virmade a mistake when it turned down the climax of the trip The students ginia Bitter, Paula Curlett,Gwendohis road building proposal He gives more than ever learned the meaning ly Kinrfty, Marilyn VanSlambrook, the following reasons 1 The St and value of the study of botany and Jaanie Lane, Francis Higgs, MarilynLawrence Seaway and Mackinac , how the creative hand of God and Perry Bridge will greatly increase highj niific knowledge of man havo Installing Officersway traffic in Michigan 2 There produced beautiful things for us to Installing Officer Sally Millermust be state money to match fed1 enjoy There were many other Chaplain Ann Shirley Reasoneral funds There are now 200,000, features enjoyed by the pupiisL Recorder Barbara Millerunemployed in Michigan The road The party had supper at Christian Marshall Joyce Allenbuilding program would reieive this high school there and spent the nighty Musician Virginia VanNorman Now the hydrogen bomb has made at a motel Breakfast was at the Hot Soloist Paula Curlettit necessary to consider evacuating el Pantelind, Grand Rapids We tour our great citiesWe must have better ed the fisheries at Hastings and had vecess highways i dinnerat the Country Kitchen t i Masoa jThe class are gratified by successof their project and wish to thank all those who helped theem raise moneyRalph Berg rom has oeen elected , t01 it by patronizing their various Mennonite church May 23 IRev, Beachy will serve the Inilayi Christine Dinkelout of her gardenBobbie Morse saw a movie in Iinck U 500,000,000 The presentney Saturday night Linda VanBlarirumbs graer visited her Sunday Denny Kelly helped his dma new pump and pipesKenny Pilgrim had company SundayBSusieSunday who is in Brighton hospital We thank Stanley Dinkvl 1 vshowing us the fire engine fine did nothing about it Gov Williams last week submitted a plan tojmi a bond issue for that amount onballott this fall for highway needsbut the legislature turned it downThey said they wanted to appoint ayCity congregation May 23Ooagregational Church Rev J W Winger, Pastor h committee to study highway needsBiMy Renus si hs 4 new teeth Jhi means endless delay and will Vaiy visited her father yive the counties with the most pull i hance to rab the roads Also theislature did not want the governor to yet any credit for new highwavsnI1 Fiist ImoHarold Cavin touni a robins with baby bird in itj Joy Brinkor spej he wwk vit at the farm at Sjtnduky The 930 AM out and got in a n1045 A M Francis Reason iv yardattended the lintNotes the lights thin WMIC mhead of the Dexter American Legion projectsBorn to Tctiy Officer Le Murray and wife Petty Craig at Jackson ville, Florida, April 18, a son Bettyjis a graduate of Pinckney high i An MKI soft ball here this summer andWllii Kluck former Brighton jomJsmes may be placed undei JJJ Jpostmaster died May 9 fho UtAM The Brighton Argus movedtheir new location at 107Grand River Thursday , , MBS LAURA HIRBY k Snday SchoolMrs LiUra Shirty, 6, died at her, Smiday Worship Main St here Tuesday, May Youth GrouplU She had suffered a stroke Evening Servic eMonday and she failed rapidly and Thur Prayer Meetinged awy about noon Tuesday J Choi Practise WedShe was born in ttOverdale, Ohio, Sr Choir Practise Wed,April 18, 1869, the daughter of Mr We Extend a Christianand Mrs Isaac SpttnaleOn April 2, Everyonewas married to James Shit came to Pinckney in 1913 bought the Joe Place way Sunday SchoolMorning WorshipThur Night Prayer Meeting at the, rod races at Jackson SundayChurch at 800 Ricky Bloxom iot a new fishirWed Choir Practise 730 P M rod and cowboy hTPor his hhVn A Hearty Welcome To All The People Unurcn UndenominationalM36 West between Main andUnadilla Stra tsRev Keith Ruetrsegsper, Pastor945 AM1100AM700 PM800 pm Larry Haujrhn viltd his auntPortage Lako Sunday uid avsea KUIISBilly Sinfi lias a new yuiArlene Sochow vlstttwl hismother SundaymouseLauni Titusihe at rhubbs and av Haw a tractor on HUMS SaturdayJimmy ,antrell found day i a hillside800 P M Pat Plummer hai h , , 400 P M a swiny and had 1 sThe taken 730 P M Hilly Shiivy has a puppy called Boot and Kenneth ,arr kittensDr George Keeier oi St Joepltal, Arm Arbor, is iwith Dr McGregor at Brighton The Lawrence QueaU of Dunedin,Florida are back at Bob WhiteBeach for the summerThe Hamburg 8th graders tqpk atrip to Chicago last weekHoward Brooks, 76, firo chief atChelsea for 50 years, died at n Vieks burg rest home May 10 , i,Clare Knickerbocker of Chelsea,was married to Beverly Tilford ofiDearborn last week BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCHMiles N 3 Miles W of Pincknenow White 4060 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgCountry Club About 26 tinday Morning Service 1000ago they bought the George J Sunday School followed by MessageNol Joe Lavey, Bob Twitchell, Reai0 home f since, Sjtoday Kveuiijg Service TI T T n J lived in Pinckney She has been snlThur Night Prayer Serviceof the IfiStmonitejl Frank Shultz, PastorI Survivuig w her husband, James South Lyon, MichM O pun rpntile Weslev Reader Shy daughter, Mrs Rouman No 2 Phil GentileWesley Readu 6 8or mvvintHenryiUmilii GALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION accident but was not hurtRose Marie Wdder has a moviey she cut from a serial hoy Joan Kit hinan lii r, io , i,blcs and lierie Sclumut a DnrhKirl pin It came from the Holiij d745 Tulip Festival715 i Connie Koisers cousin ot bit by a , dog , yCherie Dariow has a now doll andRon Courdway a neu hievrk ri M nw time past there haveb n rumors that the state was toltiilrT a prison in Livingston county when they own much land It wasven said the site would be the Chil on district The prison planningcommittee has been here severaltimeajwi only recently our represen ivAdrian deBoom, addressed allowfijjfroup on the subject of aprison in this county The legislature i an ininn diate action on this t week The governor signed Mieiill appiopfiating 2,699,999 for anew prison at Ionia ant then suggest iutliat Sl,iiH left in the planningfund be used to plat1 the Livingstoncounty prisiin Once more he caught S leintue ofi Lise in a politicalyearThey turned H his suggesiou and ered the 000 returnedto rhe tereral fund I ey saw himiiiiiP credit Im rel ving the pria sitiiatinn when all prisons and work mii,tie tbluiie wiLh inmates, he3iihest number on record Then look foi in alilii they said the judgesof Michigan would soon fill up anynew prisons built arid that if the parole bofw released convicts fast tiieie onld be no congestiottai pr ii , This is nonsense Moste i iminals now arrested inDarrow, Jim Lavey, Chick Packer Buck Lewis, chief of umpiresAnyone wishing to play hand inyour name at the Dispatch office grandchildren and twoPortage LakeLarry Mattia, Pastori Sunday School 1000 AM I Morning Worship 1046 A Mand three sisters The Blessed Hope of Chnstis Returnproceeded her in death Warren Vanhetloo, speakerThe funeral will be Friday, May I Evening Service Maiar Ackievi her Sumiav auntThe General Motors will build a rVW4DDINGS SATURDAY 21 at2jD0 p m from, the CalvaryCarlene Ziegler, daughter of Mr Mennonite Church, Pinckney, Revand Mrs Frank Ziegler of Pinckney EJMH Beacy officiating Burial in Pik C Th bd ill bFisher body plant Livonia on tne wiH be mairied t0 Thomas Brown iC Pinckney Cemetety The body will be n u , tKfif hnvned, 311 Saturday at, 400 p m at at tiie Swaxthout Funeral Home ualeague t unwn pacKvriaw rhnrr ITHV i til noon Fridvy psite of their factory that burned, The TriCounty base ball the Howell Presbyterian church, Revstart May 23 with 6 teams Howell, Geski officiatingi Tne wedding willBrighto, Fowlerville, Okemus, Lesue i be private The bride graduated from til noon FridayThe Seven Sealed BookWarren Vanhetloo, speakerWed, Prayer Meeting 730 p mPRENUPTIAL SHOWERad Saline Born to Leroy Lobdell andof Pinckney at McPherson hospitallast week a son Eleanor Fiebor of Hartland hasbeen crownd Livingston county dairy queen VETERANS FLAGSwife ilMfnlii J110 FUg, tor tht Tve, of ed at the McPherson state bankRobert Louis 1200 veterans buried in the county areofMrs Louis Clark of Stinchijelwill be maiTied to Dorothy Enares of Swarthout Road at 730 p m Sat1Mrs Emily Spittler, proprietor urday at the North HamburgEmilys Convalescent Home, Howell church Rev Schuitz officiating, Rehas completed training and is now a ception WU1 at Pinckney schoolregistered practical nurse Botn are graduates of the Pinckney, Robert Meabon of Pmckncy who high gchool The ggOfm g a mechanj was one of the 12 who took the Atlas ic for the county road commissionPress examinations at Western State nd the bride ha been employed by Kalamazoo, laxlea to win but got an by the Howeu Motors honorable mention The Republicans of Michigan areasked to grow beards for the centennial at Jackson July iui now available at the register ofMrs D E Conklin of Farmingtonand Mrs Kenneth Fry of Ann Arbor gave a prenuptial shower last week Third flradiJoan Kndres aistxT, Doroihy whonor guest a a Mnur cridav i She rets married SaturdayCamilo UKII ua in I irmwui730 P M SaturdayThe Curt, children have adogFreddy Cnuldcr a in HoweSaturday Mai y Lee Asln nb eniiNancy Read SaturdayPatty Suggitta cousins spent theweek end with her newvi 1 ei is now sold at all big leaguejaims and the Buseh Brewing Colias purchased the St Louis Cardin als This leads the Chi istian Scien ii Monitor to remark that the brewvi ni lakiny over base ball Il in tiler adds that of the 16 big league teams 10 of the radio and televis KID lights are held by breweries Ine Tal instances cigarette firms are a ponsors There have been attempts to tfet the broadcasting rihts away from the breweries butyi mie ha, been able to outbid themIn hia the biewery pays th ui 75,000 a year for the telecast iis Much of this iey get backii, t he sk of pnr a parriesat the formers home for Mahler who will be married to JoeBurns June 19 20 wdre prosentThe ,eraldine 1lo aHt wvvAnn Mcnke had company from ToWe are learningMary Ellenoffice, Howell for the veterans ft table was spread with a lace cal i health playisiuf Aniaand citizens who place them, loth with a bouquet of pinksnapbounty buys the flagsNo 76 to meet withat 2 p,Among the members of the highschool biology class who make the trek to Holland last week were theWylie cousins, R W and Thomas dragons over which white satin ribbona extended from a lighted dome irthe ceiling A dainty lunchedn wasserved niceLOSE TO SOUTH LYON 9 TO 5 Pinckney after leading South Lyon6 to 0 up to the 6th got the hebbie jebbies and let South Lyon score 4runs the 6th and 5 the 7th to takethe game 9 to 5 Pinckney outhittheHarry Prisk f Howell spentweak end wth Harry Frost Mrs Emma Vollnicr spentweek end with the Wilbur family in FowlervilleMesdames Mary EichmenrlKennedy called at theer home at Webbervillee SaturdayFrank Aberdeen A wife spent Sun May 22 EA degrees byPAST MASTER tulipg andp to getwooden shoes to wear home but alas South Lyon 11 to 64ut failed to hit dledwith men on Haines for Pinckney PIay tne Donna Hollistei broughtbouquet to schoolDonnie Wiison aid lohn oioiiewent fishing Saturday Last week w dramatized hstory What the Old Man Does IsAlways Rihi Lany Ltles acd Joacm Hixotuwere absent Monday Wallace Singer killed amociasin Larry Beacles dn ,0 secondradeatallowed but 6 hits but had 7 errorsInflation has struck the wooden shoe made behind him South Lyon used industry and they demand 24 per good strategy and bunted in 2 runs ball this weekFor the rest ofRead and Arthur hetermanythe The past msterfl bneuP for l pair for them so the boys are not do the 6th 2 more scored on errors In weather chart, itniEiBele df1ces uu,i,, th 7tK HinOtt umlkpH thp firt har Camile Butla will b teamReg Schafer W V Ross Read J Otto PfclSon, d Jrudllerhost, and The riKarette companies have beenon tin Mi Kivc for some time due to a medical report issued to the effect, th cigarette smoking caused lunjr cancer Their sales fell ofand they have increastid their advc drin V liac received a report nt lii American Cancer Society on the , They have been conductingimoratory experiments on the subjr I In one instance a large number,,Xnm ii lurijr cancer cases were examined and the majority were found to bwater heavy cigarette smokers Mice when aUu with cigarette smoke alsoelopid cancer as did iabl,itsSoot rm coal ami fumes from fuel oil fe u o exliaust pipes also producedluiitf cancer The report concludesSun v iiat le evidence to date is that ciir , the aiette smoking to a degree not yet anfJdeter nil r, i do cause lung cancerri Hvi er this evidence is not yet arsoftHerrfiau Vender S lsheiiJJeniJday at the Harold Fairchiid hoitrfe ir w Curlett, Clare Miller StewardsBirmingham I No 2 team George Gardner W MiHugh Doolittle and wife visited1, P W Curlett S W OnaCampbell i p i ftt L H his sister in Clawson Sunday,Andrew Nisbett, George and Robert Meabon attended, the Michigandoable header base, ball game ih Ann Arbor SaturdayJo Gearfaarfs tracior caught fireand burned up near Chubbs Corners SaturdayThe MarionIosco Kings Daughters will tour the University Hospital at Ann Arbor todayMesdames Mary Baughn, EleanorBaucbn and daughter and DollyBaufftm and children attended theTollp Festiral at Holland laRt Thurs day J W Clare MHler, See OlW RobinJbnthe above He says the tig ore 24 next batter grounded to Haines and ustafson and PaityTom Wylie saw on the shoeajwas safe on his low throw The next My Lor Ascticn,, is wholly or chieflyible for lung cancer millimeters, the size, and notandaJs have been doing much to state parks At Utica 32windows were smashed and thertfcilett wrecked man hit to short but Rowell misted Jud Lalilthe toss for a double playThe nextel,Ronniman got a hit and all 3 runners scored on errors Pinckney filled the bases the 7thbut Matteson ended the game by fly mail carrier Joan aLirhu, Ijoard ar,, in trIi eFfftft Gradeson, chaplain Jack Hannett S Df The fMorris Latimer family of ing out Rowell had a home run and Winston Baughn JD M Miller, Unsing caUed at the rt 1 1 M MerWin Campbellrence Baughn, Stewards, Lodge opens at Rex SackettiLaBaugfen home Saturday Lawrence 2 singles for Pinckney, Neil Clark 3singles and Dick Darrow a triple andlicsv Re Smth and her daughter,ErsMarfe Krueger of Detroit visit a doubleThree candidates Open 4 Dinner at 680 p infawrmce Baucrhn, W M BlttteriesPinckneyHaines Hened at the M E Darrow home last ry, Meabon South LyonTregano J,1,1week Mrs Knwger brought her van and Jones, aivmuai tap reoofder to show her frieadi the Manchester beat Hartfend io to Marilyn deii iafter a lone1 illnessOur achieenietrhave been work in LToxcellen hovin State reviews are We made anWeunderwayare collecting information from in rcports and will ivally know companies eitherthr United State ears ao when life insurance wafcomparatively new policies were ridi iousiy cheap, li was possible totrL a thousand dollar policy for less than JI dollar a month These were mostly fraternal companies Thisworked out all riyht when the com panics were new and the policy holders young but when the policy holders it Ohi 60 and began to die off the system no longer workedThehad to raise their50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr, and Mrs Floyd Lott of Cofcqfetab will celebrate their 50th weddinganniversary Sunday, May 28 Shethe high priestess of Corinthian profress she had made on toe Hammond organ she purchased some 8months ago She has oeen studyingwith Prof Charles, Weurtn and Dexter Boysville 14 to in othergames Ut Tiptady has retired from the, Grand trunk Raiiroad after 32 years Dnld Pckett years of service Sunday fuestat the Lynn Hen, Shrine No, 52 AH sojoumers invited dee bone were the r im Nash famiy of Colrfwater thefamUy and DalefaevRFor your Avon ProductPlaner Phone iIfii raUs or go out of business The samei Our work books are beiny complct seems to be holding true withed Many are working hard to rot health insurance today There was1 i caupht up u rush to buy these policies whenWe reviewed what we have learn, they came out a few years agopd in letters t Mrs Miller TVy Now many of these policy holderswere interesting have had the policies cancelled whenThe artist who was at the school The 6th gnde tfirls are playing us they filed claims there is UklihoodL,sent back the pictures he drewMoit Tursday at soft ball See next weoks they will file more The, Readersrooms have one paper for the score Digest in a recent article anaUtSt Mesdames Morgan and Shirey Hth Grade the situation, and says healthWe have tartod our movies about ance rates were too low in theWe have a new boy His nan, iSUMMER BIBLE SCHOOLTne 14th annual Bible school of brought a beautiful cake ice creamVincent Snooks and wife of New , berry visited at the Clifford Van4As Calvary Mennonite ChurchPmck, to our room for Dennhr and Anitas, nimal we have studied in um con piace Competition was strongHorn home last week Joan Snooks ney ts June 1426, 00 to 1180 a birthday , nervation unit Uuy usei the low rate to gatwho has been visiting there wentl a TUs is a eowmaHjr school All Our boys have been umpiring ball We started our Stnndford tests last iaess Now in order to keepto Newberry with them 4 are tevHeel 1 games for other rooms Thursday and are about done tney have to cancel doubtful VJrZ Mt ,v ,ffteres fcot toar aplentyuhen you have anHEATERmodem Nti BBSCS sad DavidHOWELL 1HEARE TOEATCEban, OHa BobissoB aad yt editor a the osBtaBBia rlsmattsni ofMason Lodge No 70 P A M at Mason Ratasasy There was a streetparade, the streets wars decorated lodge members grew beards Of thspast sastsfs who worked the first MCUOB of ths MM degree st night 4were past 30 years oUL Lansing No88 worssd the second section tKay ConkttB of Panaiagtoa received her first communion laat Sunday, so relatives were present at the breakfast after the oomsumioB massincluding both grandparents, Mr Wei, TBH May 18, It MBita Haywertk Btewsrt Granger hi8ALOMBFriday Osfday, May 81 U Doable Festare PrograaiBkhard Tadd Glyais JohnsBOB BOYtac HIGHLANDROGUE FHday, Saturday, Msy 81 88FT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOtTA Csstsay StasriagJady Holiday, Peter Law aad Jack Lsataa Newsi and Mrs Say Bom Mr aad MrsMark Conklia The Bay Bans, Don, urat, Jamas Boras, Kenneth Fryfaailiea, Mrs Tinas Coyie of here aad Mrs Kennedy and SOB and MrsJersch or Detroit were present Annstaife Yooag, daughter ofMr and Mrs Jack Young took partin program at St Josephs paro chial school Sunday honoring theday night she was elected by vote of, the school to carry the crown toBleaoed Viigin at the ceremony lioncrow the Virgin She wore a wreathand ioag white dress Kay OonkMn, Mrs Coyie aad her parents wsrs pro Iant Boiu to Joe Phunroer and wife Tnodaughter Payne aad Daa DarysaiaBAILS INTO LARAMOT All Tecaaicolor Prograai Sanday, Meaday, May 88, 84UBXBCUTIVB 8UTPrwithWlffiam Holdsn, Jas AUyassvPaal Douglas, Barbara Stanwyck, FreatkMara Waiter Pidgeoa, 8heHy Wia tors, Louis CantonShows 8 , 7 CartoonSaaday Monday, May 23, 24Matlmse Saaday 1 PM CoatBfBiary Ctooaey Jack Carson and Guy MitchellBED BARTERShi TocBBtoolarTBSB Wei, Thars May 85 24, 27 Allen Ladd 8heUey WintersiaSASKATCHEWAN in TfantfolorCasmiBgAeaeath the 12 Mile Reef Baaasndy Tues Wed, Thars May 25 2 27MONEY FROM HOMEA Coaiedy StarriBgDean Martin, Jerry Lewis andPat Crowtey Cartoon,14 No BarkingShows 715, 91ftComing Hondo, Queen of Sheba ParstrooperLEE THEATRESpring cleaning Is easier with plenty of hot water from a modern electrie water heater Flamefree, its clean as the sun Having no flue, the heaterean be set where you want Itand heat goes in the water, not up s flueGit rid of your oldfashioned y or Detroit EdisonSEE YOUF S LERwater heaterI1865AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATER At the lowest price ever McPherson State BuiHoweU Mlchgfcmr Established 1866 Incorporated 1913 Ovr 85 Years of Safe BankingPinckac yHoweUYOUR GOOD CHECK DOES AGOOD JOBIt pays your bills saves your stepsJust sit at home and mail your cheek to whom you owe iThe Oakland county bar assn willentertain bar sssns of LivingstonWashtenaw, Genesee, Macomb, St Clalr and Lapeer counties at Crenbrook school, Bloomfield Hills, today, The Stockbridge band boostershave raised 1,44646 for the band I The state police want 50 candi i dates for their force, age 21 to 30, high school education, May 26 thedeadline for applications Born to Laurfaner Barbour aadof Gregory May 7, twin girls Stoekbridgfe holds a public meet ing May 27 at ths town hall to COB , aider parking meters t1 We read the Stockbridge Methodist church collected 91 pair of shoes lastSoooay for Korea, The United States Air Force hasehoaan Fowlervflle as ths stte for aground observer tower Rev Ira Cargo, pastor of ths Fow lervllle Methodist church for 18 yearshas resigned sad purchased a home at St Cloud, Florida Editor Andrew Rudniclri of thsFowlervillev lUview is home from Sparrow hospital, Lansing where beunderwent an operation Jobs Mejaria who resigned as thsathletic1 dfttor at Chelsea high school spa accepted s similar Job at9wBdesv, s Sdo DriveIii TheatreSat Jackson Road, Ann Atbor Nemandyft7W8IS admitted Fiee Whiteora ,Prlday, Saturday, May 21, 22 Thrill Packed Outdoor Story for 1Feataree 2Whole FamilyFriday 8atards May 21, 22 RIDE VAQT7EBOIB TaeaaicelerwithBeaert Taylot, Ava GardnetLADY WANTS MINK TraeolorwithEe Arden, Denis OKefe Cartoon In TechnicolorwithDonna Coreofsn, Ward BondFraneiS Dee and GypsyHasLev Madneas, Jungle DangerAPPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS Eastman ColorStarHagAnn Sheridan, GUnn Ford and Zachary ScottSanday, Momday, May 2S, 24 SASKATCHEWANin TechnicolorwithAllan Udd ShelUy WintersPlusYANKEE PASHA In TechnicolorwithJeff Chandler, Rhonda Fleming CartoonT i ats, slay B TEN TALL MMEN In TechnicolorwithBort Lancaster, Gilbert Roland andMARRY ME AGAIN A DranM StarringBobort Cummings Marie Wilson CartoonNow, Cor your hoc,you ess awe lunouToticmsitar Autoamic BleccrU Hot convenient at the end of each month to receive your bank statement and know where every penny has been spent Here is your friendly budget helperY Open a checking account nest dayHTsVNAL HIMNTIPO SOU INSIDE wtiar Hrvle tt COM lower than tvrbtfon Nvtr beforthif t ToascfliasterWater Htater beenOfftrtd ftt luch a ten Mtioaally low price ytc, in addidoa tolow Am con, youlihtvt ftstttte that madt ToaitWaf Haatwahmemt Notts 25 bowlingus had their banquet at Hollieat Lakebland, Saturday night Cyril Gfrard urtarad to his homin s homIkslasd troa St Jos hospital, f WednesdayThe ettyVBi scsool held theirmusic program at the Piackey elem entary school last Monday Mra Beulah Martin has rw turnedto ths horns of Mm, Vary Hoff herefr Ti Ray WOson funfly and BaxterHooper of DstroH spent Sunday stths Lester MeAfse home, Mrs Gerraaine SUckable was inDetroit Friday Mrs Hettie Carver of Ann Arborand FRoss and wife of Detroit calleded at the George VanNorman homelast weekEarl Baufchn and Mrs Beulah Miller returned from Columbus, Ohio, Sunday Mrs Florence Baughn willstay until June 1 Her daughter,MrBetty Seefeld, underwent a seriousoperstioa Mrs Alto Meyer attended a teachers banquet last week at PleasantRidge Farm, near Brighton j Sunday, Monday, May 23, 24Best Thing lliat Ever HappenedI THE BEST TBABS OF OUR LIVES I StarringMy ma Loy Frederic Wright andVirginia MayoMon Show only at 730 P MNovelties News CartoonTut, Wed Thurs May 25, 26, 27 Mightiest of All Motion PicturesQUO VAD1S in TeehnieototStarringRobert Tylor, DeBorah KerrShows Each Evening 730 P MCartoon and NewsTwo loads of Rainbow Girls fromhere attended the charter night ofthe VanDike Assembly Saturday nightL They were Roy and Leota Reason, Mrs Lucile Cumburn,Mrs Francis Robinson, Ann ShirleyReason, Rita Kale, Patty Palmer antfthe Gustafson sisters,The Tom Ware family spent Sunday at the Earl Kimberly home at Willow Villages Claude Swarthout has sold bishome at White Lodge and moved onhe Farley farm Claude Swarthout and , wife andClare Swarthout and wife spent thyveek end at Loveils Mr and Mrs Mark Nash anddaughters, Nancy, Rachael and MarI tha went to the tulip festival t Holland SundayLawrence Oamburn wa in DetroitSaturdayTHE LAVEY HARDWARE James P Harris, 76, died at his j home in the HoweU road last week Henry Bardner has reopened Bar, ney Lynches blacksmith shopThe benefit dance for ths Pine band at Patterson Lak Saturdaynight cleared 8L jStockbridge voted down the pro position to bond for 100,000 for a new school for the third tsuo last week The cast fovday night, uRADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSRtTCER T V SALES AND SERVICE125 Websfer St, Pinckney Phone 118 THE ROUSH PLUMBINGBV MOW TO510TOSTERSLPrNEl,Piaciay soolor playMr Bobsw, is isKatherine Henderson,Hclese Feidler Frederick Henderson Hat flaBMrs Wiggins Evelyn Graves Obidiah Stump Clyds SopotFrancis Whittaker Dorothy Garir Rosalie Otis Viola Burnett Robert Bobs is KashI Jean Graham, Wflhelmina Botbonna MartoR Bobs Reginald HiacheyCelests Vanderpool, Vhrten KingslsyJulia Marie Shehaa Bora to Lucius Doyle tad wifs April 28, a son ,Fred Xulhicki has bought th ViaMary Swing house on Bast Una dilUStMrs Bmras Hassle aad SOB, ,have moved bask on their fan1 Norman Reason has told the Richardson home onWm LolT of DetroitAfter Cieiag HoweU I to hafsFriday, Plnekney blew op and Seat8 to f Graves hit a horns nft tmi Pinckney Kabs snd Jim Kash Ptockney Graves HoweilBtMkBaUMr and isDetooit Frtd WotJc aidCampbell hofBSEvslyn Siatsri Yowig of Big win Oampball fainfly M J Reason aad wifeAsbor Hunday Open HouseANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE MODERNroom Brick Ranch Homelilia of LandLUTFUL ickney,2900 Down Paym OPENOUR INSPECTSUNMAY23 2KWTO 600 FMR RePATTWONLAKERD Pkoael,,itWkmmtf Kf, UJ Q irTh e Peopl eStor eGROCERIE S DRYGOQDSCANNE D GOOD S SHOESGENT S FURNISHING SLINGERI EKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE jyNc1rjmr BAR N HOUSEFES DLO THO G LO T SB MILK HOU MHO GHOUS ILAUNDR YATHtOOMLAW N AN D OARDI NMan y a wate r syste m in operatio n toda yi s lik e a smal l bo y tryin g vi do a grow nman s work I t wa s probabl y jus t righ twhe n th e owne r installe d it Bu t now ,becaus e runnin g wate r offer s s o man ybenefits , th e syste m ma y b e give n mor ejob s tha n i t wa s mad e t o handle During Mftjr , phec k u p Q S jrou tsystem s capacit y an d pftsfuft I fyo u wan t suggestion s for incmiin fthem , you r Ediso n Far m Servic e Ad viso r wil l b e happ y o obUfft Jut tphone , writ e o x visi t to y IcUfQ O office N o obligation DETRQ J , Ma Hug h McPeibo n Han d Mrs Thoma s Bonne r o f Pinekne y attend t o f Pinekne y ab , deMMltdd 7a t Lansin g Monday Mrs Iv y Preist , j d th e Republica n Women s luncheo n treat , o f b e Unite d State s talked Mrs Robert a Mile r an d daughter ,Rita , wh o wer e hur t i n a n aut o acciden t Ma y 9 ar e stil l a t Universit yhospital , An n Arbo r bu t ma y b ehorn b y th e en d o f th e week Mrs Miller s broke n ja w ha s bee n wire dI togethe r an d th e littl e girl s broke nbom s set Th e Ronni e Hoskin s famil y o f De troi t calle d a t th e Rober t Ackle yborn e Sunday Pa t Itaye r Robert a Ackle y an dI Nanc y Spittle r shoppe d i n An n Ar I bo r Saturday Th e Dal e Mille r childre n hav e bee nstayin g a t th e Holli s Hollowa y home Iva l Shirle y an d wif e o f Deerfiel dcalle d a t th e Alber t Shirle y hom eSunday Bor n t o Wesle y Palme r an d wif eo f St Louis , Mo , Thursda y a 9 lb 4 oz daughter j Walte r Clar k i s i n Endicott , N ,, Y thi s week th e To m Drive r famil y o f Sout hnd , Ind , visite d hi s sister , Mis jMargare t Clar k an d famil y lft t jweek Stanle y Dinkel , Murra y an d Am jbroa e Kennedy , Pau l an d Fre d Sing jfir attende d th e nigh t bal l gam e i n Detwi t Thursday IMrs Blanc h Clar k calle d a t th eLyl i Hende e hom e i n An n Arbo r Su nday Th e Ma x Parkinso n famil y i s bac kfro m Californi a an d expec t t o bu y ahom e i n An n Arbor Do n Hwarthou t an d wif e spen tSunda y a t th e Emi l Weddig e hom ei n An n Arbor Mr , an d Mrs Marti n Ritte r jran donTommy , ha d dinne r a t Howar dJones , An n Arbo r 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The Pinckney SanitariumRay M Mfy, M D Pinckny, MichiganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MJACK HANNfcTT 11 Dr G R MtCokeyDENTIST112Vfe N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 1K15 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan MyrenHerd Sited iPhone 185 207 E GdWANTEDrPnintiny and decorating Howell Michiganfor week rnd and Saturday j R j state InsuranCcDhoneHaweii476Wl BrokerageWEEK City, Lake and Farm Propertyr weekJack DarrowMICHIGAN a SpecialtyList Your Property With Me AFLOWERSWMKELH THE LAVEY HARDWARE, STOREMrGeorge Menbon called at theUnder Federal SupervisorMEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONAll TeposiU Insured Up to 10,000 for Each D Alt OCCASIONSFLORAL COMPANY HowellMEA IBargainsLOCKER BOXES FOR RENTBEEF BY THE QUARTER OR HALFCUT AND FROZEN FOR SALE at RIGHT PRICE ALL KINDS OVER THE COUNTERAT LOW PRICESWHY PAY MORE COME IN AND GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH MrGeorge MebnWm Marshall home in Stockbrid Proud of our State of MichiganSure, we are Proud of our Livingston County7Sure w are L68Proud of our Communities InRnrnitTCsteacly and stable growth of Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich,our asryiltwo andindustrymake RliGERAT1oN SERVICEu RiS riatsoual Bank Harold Rady Repairs vn All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyAuctioneerv Sales A SpeciallyBert VvyiieCall Fowlerville 226FGARNOLD BLnwUIST 233 UnadlUa St Pinckney, Mich Plumbing and HeatingRepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 188F21075 East M36, PinckneyFUNERAL HOMEDon G Swarthori DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServioePhones 39 and 68, PinckneG Reiekhoff, SrOPTOMETRISTVJ West Grand River Howell, Michigan358 Residence 611yLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to Detroit Genera 1 TruckingPinckney, Mich Phose 161F18Homer Abney has bought the WmDoyle barn on the Patterson Lale Road and will move It to his farm atChubbs ConuTs Otis Matteson and wife are backat Gladwin Their daughter, Mary,it stork shower Sunday for Mrs Kevin hil i Ldid 18 ere presenj ri 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 19, 1954 Description An account of the resource May 19, 1954 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 1954-05-19 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/60fcf1d1107778577a5019033c60cf32.pdf b64b3ea96907a638b2c1b05a1f8c431c 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. atch Weneeday, May M 1964 New 10 11 B A N , Local Social TvnU Higli SeWAthlehc Calhoie Bharch MIRROR Severl stories cropped eut lastweek t connection with the gubernatorial race Gov G Mennen Williams and Senator Higgins both aspirantsfor the job were very much in evidence at the Tulip Festival at Holland In the street scrubbing cere monies both donned Dutch costumes,the governor wielded a broom and the senator, a pail of waterWhen pictureswere taken and there were plentynapped Higgina endeavored to jumpin front of the governor The gover ift an old hand at this and usuallyeheckmated himl On one occasion thesenator aeddently spiUed a paH ofwattj on the governorLett funny was the discovery thatthe nominating petitions of D Halerake were illegal on account of a printing technicality The law says the paragraph stating that a personean only sign one mans petition for the same office must be printedin 12 point type Brakes were printd in 10 pointThe matter was referred to the attorney general who ruled the law was directive and not mandatory and the petitions were inproper formPetitions, of other candidates wereexamined aad found to vary in len th and fereadth and type size Theerror was traced Jf a printer whofound 12 point did not work out good as there were too many letters leftover at the end of the line Anyway the election commission approvedthe petitions before they were circul ated Neat Years auto license plates willbe green with white numeralsThese are the Michigan State college colorsNotes 25 Years AgeThe new McFherson oil station onthe site of the hotel that burned willopen Saturday W H Meyer is mgrThe senior class parts have beenawarded Helena Feidler is valedictorian, Wilhehnina BourbonnaiB sal utatorian, Berdella Euler, prophecyLento Granger, historian Vivian XJngsley, poem Viola Burnett, gifttorium Marion Derkis, oration Jim Naeih, will 5 girls were tied for firstpVaee and the awards were made by ENDRESCLARK WEDDINGAt a pretty wedding at the NorthHamburg church Saturday eveningat 730 p m, Dorothy Ruth Endres,daughter of Mr and Mrs RJchard Endres of Swarthout Road becamethe bride of Robert Louis dark, sonof Mr and Mrs Louis Clark ofStinchfield Road, Dexter townshipRev F Schultz of the Bethel Baptist Church officiating The brides gown was white taffeta,covered with nylon, lace and netfloor length, strapless with lace jacket and nylon veil Her flowerswere white carations Miss Lorraine Tomasick, the maidof honor wore a nylon net over taff eta gown, strapless, balleria length,with matching headpiece of nylonlace and net, white satin ballerinashoes and her flowers were yellowcarnationsThe bridesmaid, Miss Leola Porter,wove a gown of yellow nylon overUfipeta flkirU strapless, ballerinalength Wrifc matching headpiece of gnylon lace and net, white satin ball In a game filled with errors aadmisplays, each team made 9, Pinckney nosed out Dexter 10 to 9 FridayDan Nuttle, Defter ace held Pinckney to 2 hits And got 12 strikeoutsut walked 6 men which with the errors behind him was too much toovercomeDave Haines had suffered an appendicitis attack and piggs startedpitching for Pinckney Pinckney gota run the first and 4 the second tolead 5 to 2, Dexter tied it up tke 3rd Wilson relieved Higgs and allowed2 runs in 4 innings Chris Campbellwent in the 7th and Pinckney tiedscore at 8 all The game went 11 innings Hollingsworth scored thewinning run for Pinckney on 2 walksand an error Bob Meabon and Dick Darrow got the only Pinckney hitsPinckney AB R HDarrow, ss 8Meabon, c 5Packer, rf, lb 5Rowell, 2b 4Clark, 3b 5Matteson, cf 6Campbell, lb, pHenry, yf 3Wilson, p 1Hoilingsworth, If 0Higgs, p 2Dexter Stoll, cf 5erina shoes Her flowers were pinkcarnations Joan Endres, sister of the bridewas junior bridesmaid and Rochelle Randall, friend of the bride, flower girl Donald Endres, brother of thebride was second attendant of the I Long, ss 6groom Theodore Stockton of Pinck j Nuttle, p 5ney was bestman Stoffer, lb 6Howerd McMullen of Dexter, cou Clark, 8b 5sin of the groom and J Lewis of Eberts, If, p 6 Krull, If 44110 0100 0 12AB R Hheld at school theMrsMrsusheredThe reception wasPinckney elementaryCard Brumbaugh and Clark of Ann Arbor, Mrs H J Lewis, Mrs H J Campbell and ConnieFoster of Howell, Mary Standrichand Carol Fuhrman of Pinckney serv Forshee, c 1Walsh, 2bJackie Mosher, rfZiegler, rf 582 182 211 010 0114 02 010 10 St Marys Catholic ChurchRev Fr Albert Schmitt, PastorSunday MassesSummer Schedult63O, 800, 900 1000, 1180Summer Schedule 630, 800, 900Novena DevotionsFriday evening, 780 p m Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotions,Saturday 730 to 900 p mSunday Before 800 maesUhufwhL1BRARY VEWSThe Pinckney Community Libraryhas been duly recognized by the Mich The couple left on a weeks wedd State Board of Libraries and is listeding trip to Luddington and on re ed in the official directory of free turn will reside at 6482 Riverdaile, public libraries of Mich FlorenceBuck Lake The brides going awaycostume was a black and white ny lon dress, ballerina length with white day, May 29accessories Both young people graduated fromPinckney high school The bride hasbeen employed at Howell ElectricMotors and the gioom is a mechanic ney school was being considered A ll h b k f h hildPreuss is named librarianThe library will be closed SaturNEW SCHOOL MEETINGFor some time past there have beenrumors that an addition to the Pinck Calvary Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100 Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Srvice Wednesday 800BACCALAUREATE SERMONThe Baccalaureate sermon is at theschool Sunday , Mav 30 8 pmby Rev BeachyCongjgational Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AMMorning Worship 1045 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch at 800Wed Choir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To AllThe Peoples Church UndenominationalM36 West between Main andUnadilla Stret tsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School J 945 AMSunday WorshJ 1100AM Yowth Group 700 PMEvening Servic e 800 pmThur Prayer MerMnjr 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M Sr Choir Practise Wee, 730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome to Everyone Elementary School j CURRENT COMMBNTandfirst Another Memoral Day draws neatbut it will bear little resemblance tethe one of 50 years ago when ye editor was a boyThen it was a realone and given over entirely to the Grand Army of the Republic or theboys in blue as the civil war veterans were called It was an all dayaffair The people of the villagebrought flowers to the opera houseto be made into bouquets and theveterans busied themselves in gettingtheir military equipment ready aadin rolling blank cartridges to be used in firing the salute to the dead Aboutnoon the veterans and the band march ed to the depot to escort the speakerof the day to his hotel The exercises were held in the opera house in thafternoon and were 100 percent patriotic Besides the speaker thereWallace Singers dog ha, 5 puppies, j were recitation and songs by tk Canille Buda was in Ann Arbor hool children the band played aadSaturday, Leroy Porter, Pottervitte I e of the veterans related their war experiences Then the march tethe cemetery followed with thmarshal leading the way on horseFirst, Second and ThirdBecky Morris, Mike HardenDanny Marden made theircommunion Sunday Sandra Shirey attended her grandmothers funeral Friday We extend ur sympathy to the family Lidna Rhodes has a new tricycleCarl Tauriainens father has anew motor boat Sharon Courdways sister is fouryears old Her grandmother helped her celebrate it SudaySecond GradeLarry Wilsons dog, Daisy, hasfive puppiesAngela McMacken, John Biehn,lhn Grant, Diane Scherdt and Howard Siengr had their first communion SundavThird Gradefromand Larry Beach, DetroitFred Crudder had companyDetroit last weekMary Ellen Singer was 9 yearsSaturdayNacny Read entertained her parents and Kathy Gustafson Sundaythe budersback, then the band, the veterans withtheir muskets and equipment andthe school children in white carrying flowers The graves were decorated,the flags having been placed on themJohn Colone went toshow Sunday previously More exercisies followedDanne and Venning Curt hae of a militaiy nature Then the firinga baby brother I squad fired the military salute overWe are planning a trip to the xoo the graves of the dead ending theJohn Froehlich visited Larry Beach , ceremonies A bushel or 2 of candyjfnVOW i U wl mitt ,K,i l A J iSaturdayFred Crudder has 6Anita Clark brought a bouquetschool Monday and nuts were distributed among thethe children for their cooperatieato school Monday We put on a play for the first Ail these things haveout of stylegat the county garage, HowellBoulevard lights are being installedto the business section The P T A met at the school onMonday night Florence Baughn gave ia report on the state conventon J P Doyle talked on Aims of the PTA iThere were musical and singingnumbers The Mother and Daughter banquetwas hald at the Congl church Wed needay night The program was asfollows ToastnistreeB, Mable Schafe Song, Glee Club Toast to Mothen, Helene Feidler Solo, Beatrice VanHorn Toast to Daughters, AltaMeyer Solo ,Nellic Gardner Violin Solo, ChatHotte Eiseler Address Mrs I Mallory, Ann Arbor census has been taken of the child Jen in the district who will be school ZIEGLERBROWN WEDDING age and it was found that the presTHr a wwHng at tht Bflwrall Prta Qntlfinyr wfll be inadequate to byterian church Saturday at 400 n house them Ac6bldbgJy a meetingm Miss Carlene Ziegler, daughter jf , lias boon called for Tuesday night,Mr and Mrs Frank Ziegler of Pinck June 1 at 8 p m at the Pinckney jney became the brida of Thomas school where the needs for a new buildBrown of Howell, son of Mr and Mrs ing will be discussed and explainedGordon Brown of that place, Rev GesJce officiating in a double ring SOFT ALL GAMES ceremony The wedding was private, The soft ball season started herebeing attended only by immediate Thurdsay night between 2 teams ledrelatives by Ray Moriarity and Bob DarrowThebrko wore a navy blue suit Due to inaufficent notice few of thewith pink accessories, She was attend old players showed upThe game wented by her sister, Louise whose gown 10 innings and was won by the Morfi i n mi, winnersGentile,was navy blue with white accessor iarity team 16 to 11 Theies, Kenneth Brown, brother of the were Moriarity, Mrofka,,groom was best man Kennedy, Bradley, Hollingsworth,The reception was held at the Zugler home in Pinckney The couple BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Miles N 3 Miles W of Pinckney4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg1 Sunday Morning Service 100Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745Thurs Night Prayey,ervice 745 Frank Shultz Pastor9670 Marshal Rd Gen 75490 South Lyon, MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION 9200 McGrtor Ku, Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AMMorning Worship 1045 A MJames Sprapue, Speaker Warren Vanhetloo, speakerEvening Service 730 P MThe 4 Horsemen of KevcaaltionWed, Prayer Meeting 730 p m trade Monday, entitled Parade ofHappy Health ChildrenKaren Bloxom was absent MondayThe oats we planted are upFourth GradeW ohad 2 bal games with the fltharH Mrs Sharps room last week We finish our bird unit FridayIn yeojraphy we are studying Norvvay plete dental checkup and mustWe have studied nines in times and for R11 WOI 150 Over thatdivision e insurance company pays TheaJanice Rose is the highest in Ensr h lavs 1 a mnth and hereafterjjj, aW dental costs are paid by the i Robert Nosker was 10 yrs old Sunuram1 company Membership IB Mrs Campbell is entertaining the thls paiy is confined to grotpiTuesday on a nature study nil 0 4We are planning a picnic the lat and the day is now chieffly noted ferthe Indianapolis auto races and doudle header ball gamesYou can get insurance on Stuteverything and now we read that adental insurance plan has been worlc ed out in New YOA nown as thGroup Health Dental Insurance PlaaThis is how it wdrks out When asubscriber joins up he is given a COMWakefield, Swarthout, Gkrk, Kelly,Winger The losers Hurtibise, D DarjThe Pinckney ball team sold 40numbers at their dance Friday night Mae Teeple entertained BrownieBeurnian, Mable Montague and Isabel Knapp Saturday and Sunday The George Flintoft home atPettysville caught fire last week but was saved Elmer Hildebrand was convictedof manslaughter in circuit court in Rowell last week in the death ofAldie tidell Mrs H F Sigler entertained herMisses Norma Vaughn and FlorenceSunday ichool class last week TheAndrewi assisted Alphro Smith has finished hissew bin Ion to Frank Wolfer and wife ofMBlwmter, Minn, last week, a son Kra Wolfer was Maude Teeple The O,ES hold a May festival atthe opera house Friday night Theprogram ii DuetFlorence Kice Bkaeh Martin Inst Solo, NormsVauffcn Ladles Quartette InstSolo, Gtofyu Brown Solo, Florence An drew Inst Duet, Sadie and JoieKarrta Winding of the May PoleSolo, Florence Kice, Solo, Emmett Harris Solo, Rev Mylne Drill bythe Sunbonaett Babies N3Mann and daughter, Gertrudeef Detroit, mandollnists, accompan ied by Nellie Gaidser, pianist, weree a program at the Hamilton homeif FowUrville last weekN NaU Caverly who has been runn harass shop in Dexter will red open up the saloon here,eouncil having voted him a ltc1 iA V A left on R wedding trip to Virginia row, Johnson, B Darrow, Packer,N016S Ol 45 I eatS AgC On their return they will reside at, Huhman, R Darrow, LaBelle, Wylie Howell The groom is employed at j the Howell Geer Since graduating MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUETfrom Pinckney high school the bride I About 300 attended the Mother has been employed at McPherson Daughter Banquet at the school WedState Bank in Howell j esday night sponsored by the Kings, Daughters The serving as usual wasLIVINGSTON COUNTY PRI8ON done by the men The proposed location, of a prison Mrs J W Winge gave the invoin Livingston county has caused a cation and the honored guests aadmovement to be inaugerated in How toastmistress were introduced by the ell to protest against such location, cirdle president, Mrs Mable White Mrs Germaine Stackable was thetoastmistress Joyce Fuhrman gave the toast tothe mothers and Donna Basydlosang a song dedicated to the moth ersw t The toast to the daughters wasby U S 16 It is said suck a prison given by Mrs Stella Garr The vowouild mean the location of 200 more cal Trio of MMike Heata, Judy families in Howell j Haines and Nancy Case sang severalRegister of Deeds Frank Bush who songshas been named as the ringleader in The following were tke honor the move to get a prison for this awardscounty denies that such is the case Oldest Mother wth a daughterHe admits he at one time was for it present Mrs Rose Hendee aad Mnbut has since changed his mind HeFrank Petem were tiedMrs Tyler Brogan and Mrs WillisLyons have gotten several hundred signatures to a petition they circulated protesting against such location The proposed location is said to bounded on the east by Latson Road,the west by Pinckeny Road and north DAVID NASH, Valedictorianfill Anderson Farmers Club metat the Charles Hoff home last week Mie, Bugeae 8mtt, Mrs, bedaWhite Albert Frost and Norman Wilaom were en the program Ibe HamborgPutaam Farmers meets at the Myron HtndricksProduct Uailowns a farm in the proposed prisonarea where 12 oil wells have been drilled, all unsuccessful One beingdrilled just outside the area now gives promise He doubts the effectiveness of any petition He says onewas presented to the legislature this1 year 30 feet long and only 6 of thelegislators, bothered to find out whatit was about There was an effort to stop thelocation of the prison camp at Chilsona couple of years ago which increasedwhen an inmate got loose, and com mitted several depredations Howeverthws is no immediate danger of aprison being located here as the leg islature refused to appropriate any money for a planning cvmmitteeuJhe600 man prison, at Ionia admittedly not big enough the only one whichwill be built this yearKINGS UAUGHTEBa MMKT The Kings Daughter meet June Youngest Mother with a baby present, Mrs Shirley Reason Fredericks Mother with most daughters pressent, Mrs Abel Haines, sevenMickey OMalley, a juggler of Detroit furnished the entertainmentTheKingg ttfghters over a petfiod of years have built this event into one of the largest gatherings ofthe yearLivingston Lodge No 76 mMay 29MM pegreThree candidates Open 4 pDinner at 680 p m Tuesday, June 1, 8Qb y, mRegular meeting Conte out and hear the Grand Lodge Reports from the members who attended grand lodgeWenesday, May 26, 1954 Lawrence Baughn, W MThe Fred Reads, James Whitleysand John McGuires altended the weddThe Kings Daughter meet Juns 3 and John McGuvres altended the weddat S p wth Mrs Bilah Hendee I ing of Janet Petm anyforman AcreJTM fltalla Carr hM at Battle Cveek JfaMsSy Nah, son of Mr and MrsMark Nash is valedictorian of the senior class with a point mark of1176 out of 12 He will attend Michigan State College week of school wilfo our families invit i Then in another angle in the cigd ttelmiy cancer controversy DrFifth Grade News Richard Overholt a leading cheatThe fith grade Eagles girln team on at the 50th anniversary eibeat the 5thgrade Bat Buyers Tues the Ntonal Tuberculosis Associatday 17 to lJ 1 lon sai tnat ln n18 own ran We visitel Greenfield Village and i naSTJdatioTHeWn heavy imkEdison Institute last week We savd n anti accompanying inhalatioi the 25c admission charge out of ou an cases of lung cancers,lue and that the thing to do wan to I topAll the wmmer birthday are beeinR nhlinS cigarette smoke until tkehonored this week and next 1SfU1 was Sttledi Our work work books are complet , od and turned in The McCarthyArmy investfgatCarol Miller is appearing at AMI I ion hit sna and was recessed aMBmls dance recitUl at Wayne thislast week and Senator McCarthy hasthreatened to walk away from it andnot testify It was caused by an order from President Eisenhower ordering cabinet members not to testifybefore the McCarthy committee Ofi secret meetings MiCnthy accusethe president of hiding behjnd the Sthamendment The matter at issue was of little moment It related to A Oftbinet meeting a year ago before the Shine matter came up in which Senator McCarthy was discussed The only purpose of the present inquiryI week I clays Mniuly DeBrr and Joan Mattesontooka load of girl scouts to IslandLake scouting Monday night Sixth GradeMr Kniss visited us again andbroupht posters and picture on conservation and a deers antlersWe had a test on countries and captals ast week, We plan a free day neyt week and toplay the 7th grade base ballhave apicnic dinner Some of us have our movies done iM find out if Senator McCaryThey are animals around hereELECTED TO GRAND LODGEAt the Masonic grand lodge onvenution at Grand Rapids Wednesday Rex Sackett waa elected grand jundtacon on the first ballot and federaljudge Wallce Kent of KaanHZn to be grand marshalANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs John McDonnell ofPottyaville announce the engagementof their daughter Lois to WilliamLintner of Detroit The weddintr isScovil Memorial Presbyterian churchchurch Detroit July 16CARD OF1 wish to thank all the wonderful people who came to see me andsent me cards, letters ajid flowerswhile I was in the hospital Susan Young The home of Ray Burns on Uniriilla St was badly damaged by afire Wednesday nijfht which startedfrom the oil heating syatem Mrs Burns i in St Joe h opital, AnnArborAUCTION SALE MAY MThe CftnKl Church will hold nauction sale of donated articles at the church grounds Saturday, May 29, suiting at 100 p m Percy EUis,ftuctioneei,Mra Stella Grr KENNETH MATTESONSaluUtorianKenneth Matteson, son of Mr andMra, Mark Matteson is salutatorionwith a point mark of UJL He wttearoll Ov4 OoUef CONTlineups v t7ffiiIow that thedecision is i o the tt question is who is going enforce it Enforcement is invariably up to the statethemselves It is highly improbablethat the federal government willsend the army there to enforce it used pressure to get preferred treatment for his friend Pvt Shine However he has been allowed to drag is everything else under the sun Theconstitution divides the goverment into 3 parts executive, judicial aaUlegislative Each is supreme in itsown field Only recently the supreme court ignored a legislative xupeanan the grounds a member of the sup reme court cannot be supeanedGovBrynes of South Carolina also ignored one , saying he was a governor f a soverign state and not subject tesupeana It looks to the average per son that Senator McCaCrthy wms looking for a way outThe supreme court has Jtt handed down a decision that segregation of pupils in the public schools iarinconstitutional This shouhtfnave IV prised no ooe who is familiar wftathe constitution and the 14th smeiment The latter made the negrejpcitizens and gave them aH the riffet of citizens which includes equal rigkHein the schools and college This wallprove no problem in the north wfrifre there is little of na segregation Speak of When we went to school there were negroes in our room and nothing was thought of it The blk of thestar athletic on the Detroit higo school teams are negroes and tkif is also true of colleges However tke south is different and thecause datesway back to reconstruction days afterLhe civil war when the white peoplein the south were disenfrawclnKJMI and the uneducated negroes just freepluced in control of the gqyeramevt in the south These were the darkcetdays of the south and produced ikepresent sold south Some statee to day will not allow college ot Wjpleague teams with negroes fe tkjnjr, ,yV, , WHATIVE R TH E JOB Theres hot water aplenty when you have anELECTRI CWATE R HEATE R CLEA N A 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home and te whom you oweI How tonTenieat at the tad aa month to reteive jovr bank laad know where enr PWpent Here is yw feteftdlfhelpsrOpen a aeeeisit nestttiMINTINSIDEI wtttr Mvrioe at acMt fower tbtn ever bcfott Never beforthit ft TetttmasterWater Beater beenoffered at such a KM atinally law price yet, ia addition tolw 6K ceet, youllhave featutef thathave taede Toastmaaur Water Ucatenwerra famexu Mr and Mrs Asher Wyhe attended tne wedding of Virginia oearhartand Walter Workman at the West Marion church Saturday Rev Hanjofficated Gordpn Hester and wife of Ypsil,anti spent last Wednesday at the Andrew Nibett home The Ernest Chanyi children vyciebaptised at St Mary1 church Sundy Mrs Janet Shehan was godmother for Kathy and Mrs EleanorYeak of Detroit for Linda, Mrs, Margaret Clark and family the Jerry Clark family called at thGeorge Gardner home in Fowler vllle Sunday Dick Young of Biy Rpidth wtk end th AndhMm Shirley Frederick and bab of Leroy spent the week end at the Gerald Reason liotnc Mesdames Ralph HaJBrandon WhiteEric Rose,George Thompson, and Dan, VanSIambrook were in Lansing Monday to Lansing Monday to see Gladys Knight about plans for remodelling church kitchen,Mrs Esther Campbell spentlast week at the Carl Lenti home inrMig Ona attended the automotive Sun, Mon, Tuee, May 39, 31, June 1They wer like thunder and lightningCARNIVAL STORYIn TeehnieolorStarringAnn Baxter, Steve CochranNovelties News CartoonWed, Thurs, June 2, S Double Feature ProgramFernanda Lama, Rhonda FleminginJIVAROwithBrian KeithTim is Running Out alsoCOUNT THE HOURSwithTeresa Wright Macdonald Carey1 NewsMrs David entertained her seniorEnglish class at dinner Sunday at her Baker Road homeThe Junior Pilgrim FellowshipCroup held a weiner roast Sunday atthe CongM church lawnThe Ronnie Hoakins of Detroit andthe Orval Goods of Jackson called at the Bob Ackley home SundayBunny Hinchey viited Kay VylisSundayg n attendedihow there Thursday Whitehead and wife andBeatiice Lamborn of Iregory calledat the Jessp Henry home SaturdayMr and Mrs Louis Clinton of StCatherine, Ontario, called at theC J Clinton home SundayM DarrowRev Eeachy and wife,George Thompson and wife, Rev Winger attended the Gideon banquetat Howel FridayTHE LAVEY HARDWAREr IUBI0 AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT ANB eoiwmusv ,W T V SALES AN StRVICE Websts r St , KaekMf r Fboa e U S, WE ROUS H PLUMBIN GWA S MU W WSTPHOO T t Ikii k til t Mato n wfa moi t peopl e ge t th e urg e t o bur n tha t unsightl y rubbis h pil e o r th e brus halongtheftnccrowJeforeyoidosoyo u shoul d observ e th e followin g rule s an d sav e yours dmuc h wor k a s wel l a s th e possibifr v o f a fin e bein g assesse d agains t you n WATC H YOU R FIRE Thi s is high y important , 3 s o tha t ther e w3 1 b e n o chanc e o f it s spreading Hav e a broo m or a burlap a e pai l o f wate rread y t o fih t spark s carrie d b y th e winds I Cal l th e fir e chie f i n you r are a an d tel l hi m th e approximat e tim e yo u wil l d o th e burning 2 Be sur e yo u hav e cleare d th e are a aroun d th e AnbMf h w th e fir e wil l no t spread t Stanley Dinke lWeaettey, Xay it, 1M4The People StoreGROCERIESCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTS FURNMHW08LINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE Mr and Bin Mark Nash attendedTom Baird and wife of Bay Citypeat the week end at the C HMcRorie home Cp Joe Jeffreys who has been inKorea for 2 years, arrived homefrom there Thursday nightMrs E D Brudy and Mrs Thomas Bonner attended the annual luncheon of the Howell Womens Clubhut FridayIn a soft ball game last week R WWylie batted 1000 with a home runsingle and walk This giveB cousinTom a mark to shoot at George Breda of Detroit called atLloyd Hendee home last week He, said Sergt Ted Adsen had been hos pitalized in Germany after an autoaccident Mrs Albert Close of Linden and Audrey Klikott of Brighton spent lasti week at the Albert Dinkel home W F Close flew to Tampa, Florida lastweek on account of his brothers illness Marvin Coons and wife of RoyalOak spent the week end at the HomerAbney homeWeek end callers of Allan Dinkelwere Ernest Kew and wife and Har old Hoffish of Detroit Irving Gardj ner and wife of Highland, William Klikott and wife of Brighton Mr and Mrs John Boyer called at , the Reuben Gentner and Clarence Pratt homes in Ann Arbor Saturday 15 members of the MarionIoscoKings Daughters visited Universityhospita last Wednesday Among them were Mesdames Lucille Wyie, Goldie Schaufle and John BoyerMrs Sadie Read entertained herbridge club Tuesday Mr and MrsClare Mller and Carol were in Detroit Saturday i Mrs Muriel McGuiie and daughterof Detroit spent Wednesday at the Fred Read home and attended the Mother Daughter banquetMrs Elizabeth Jay of Lansing isited at the Walter Clark horn elastveekWaiter Clark was in AlbanyNYthis weekCliffard Miller, Harold Poitcr, MYRON HUGOSComplete Line Plumbing Fixture and SuppliesElectric, Oil ad Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell We Install We ServiceI073E M36 Phone I83F2Rom where Is Joe Marsh HighMaybe you noticed the big adRed Smiths Furniture Store raeiin The Clarion Ust weekOne item caused,some embarreaiment around here, it read4piece Bedroom K Ue, regularprice 11950, bargain price 14950 Guess I didnt proofread too well, and when ourpressman aaked for the go ahcad I yelled, Let er goAll kinds of joke about ihomistake One fellow asked if Smiths was holding the priceline so tight it just snapped Turned out fine in the endRed sold that, suite for the real saltprice, of courseFrom where I sit, its lucky mycare ssness didnt cost Red any business Im the one who always experting on being careful careful of our reepmibtii ties, careful of our neighborsrights Even careful to respect the other fellows preference for aglass of beer Lets all make abargain to be more careful In thefuture ih GearhartWorkman wedding re George VanNorman and wives amiception at the YVet Marion church Mrs Sadie Moran attended an OESSaturday Ray Burns and wife and KennethFrye and wile attended a dance recitt 1 at Clarenceviiie Saturday wherej Kay Conklin danced t Dale Meabon and wife spent the week end at LoveUs David Aberdeen and Neil Baughn in Ann Arbor SaturdayRex Noggle flew to Prescott, Ariz iat week1 to see his son, Joe , ad Mrs Lawrence Baughn in Columbus, Ohio, SaturdayjhirFlOience Baughn came home with ikumV H Meyer and wife spent theck twl at tin Cy AtLee home incine at Grand Rapids SundayDavid Leciwicl1 vs home fromFlint SundayMrs Eleanor Lodwidge attended apicnic at Silver Lake Sunday withthe Wm McMackensMrs Elizabeth Smth and son fhivat spent the week end with MrsJennie DevereauxIrvin and Vein Kennedy and wivesand Ambrose Kennedy attended thefueral of Floyd Dyer at Lansing lastweekHoward Read and wife had dinnerat Dearborn Inn Saturday and railed at the Don Kirby home The D Conkin family of Furminyin and Kenneth Frye and wife wen Ralph Hall was in East Lani Sunday guests at the RuJkdwin t unilast week attending meeting of the 1 Bus r advisory board of the home extension The Murray Kennedy family spent dubThe Winston Baughn family were 19S4, iiuit, Bremtn FAttention Attention HOW IS YOURPicture Tube S IT WEAK OR DEADWt HAVt 1 Ht EQUIFMEN1 TO REPAIRALL MAKS OF PICTURE TUBES AT A VERYLOW COSTOUR WORK IS GUARANIED FOR 30 DAYSi r CALL L SHIREYS RADIO TV Phone 83F2 Pinckney, Michigan Sunday t the Frank Clark home iniilford Alice Gearhart of Dexter spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home,j Mrs Ralph Hajl called o Mm Dale I Miller t University hospital, Ann Arbor Wednesday and her sister, , lire Charles AdamM Ah Meyers ichool, the Harger is out Friday She plans a picnic lie at WaUed Uke pSunday with the Stanley Culver families in Oak Grove and HarUand The James Whitley family attendedthe tulip festival at Holland lastTuesdayAndrew Nisbett and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Nelie Gardner and Fannie MonksMrs Theresa Coyle spent Sundayat the Wilbur Coyle home in Howell, jLynn Hendee and wife were in jSouth Lyon SundayCallers of Mr and Mrs Ben WhiteSunday were Fred Evers and family f Ld M E ICr and Mr W H Meyer attend of Lyndon Mrs Eva Placeway son, a mmkal at Ann Arbor Thursday , Grant, and daughter, Joan, and family where their granddaughter, Jeii Lamb of Jackson Frank White and family io the chorus ad played the vio of HowellMrs Edna Spears and Jack SheldontinMr, and Mrs Clarence Sari ofM,fiowill were Friday night dinner fueata at the Merwin Campbell home Howmrd Cnig who broke his armand wrenched the ligaments Saturdaywas Wougtt boat from Mellus hos pital Sunday He is still in a cast Robert Nichols jr,40, of Stockfcrdge died Sunday He was amaster of the Masonic lodge pastThto week ye editor it attending pcalled on the Arthur Krych familyat the Michigan San Sunday Mrs Edna Spears was in Jacksonlast WednesdayMr and Mrs Asher Wylie entertained the South Marion Farm Bureauhursday with 15 present Mrs G W Clark of Ann Arborcalled on Mrs Maragret Clark family last week Miss Evelyn Darrow and Joe Kausthe MMBnie Grand Lodge Session at man of New York ity are visiting atOrmad Rapids, Monday, Tuesday the M E Darrow homePaul BalJone of Lansing was theGideo speaker at the Congl church SundayThe Roy Reason family spent theweek end at SoopersvilleMrs Beulah Bortz and daughter,Blaiee and Mrs, Hervel of YpsilaotiWaited Mrs Beulah Martin Wednesday and attended the Mother Daughter banquetMr and Mrs Curtis Patterson Mrs Kirkendahl of Stockbridge call ed at the Stanley Dinkel home SundaypWednesday LJringston Lodgehej a caadkitte for grand marshall to the person of Rex C Sackett, anhonorary member The Livingston Lodge delegation incudet LawrenceSanghn, Lawrence Cambura, LonnieVnSlaubrook,Clare Miller,Olin Robin ton tad ye editor There are also 4from Dexter tad 4 from Stoekbridge withAUto Qua Campbell and wifeSeveral hundred people attended thepea house SumUy at Howard Readsnew hoiTrees Trimmed and Removed ExpertlyJoe Mroz, Phone 136F4, Box 298,Rte 2, Pincknef THE BROTHERS TRFE COMTRUCKS TRACTORS CAMRUSSELL D SMITH CO HO WELL MTCH PHRepresented 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 26, 1954 Description An account of the resource May 26, 1954 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 1954-05-26 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5d4d63bf3deee1f0801dba73ee2df857.pdf 8c5a845f138f7df111352dce3f29fa33 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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Grand Lodge Sewioa JCommunicationMl t ft IR ,jCjJJF in the ointment carefully prepared to increase school fi The cause is a letter flfcnedti Brtwn, former U S senkirmn f the Michigan Assnatwftfor Better ehftolft Be would changethe eonatitution to provide more aidfor tctSlv 4 would come aboutreaders fifrffipllw to circulate Michigan Masonic Grandmet at Grand Rapids 2 days lastweek Theiy report showedMasons in Michigan a gain o 95 Hd l Itfavor the Conlinwfcteh wwtfd give them more4es tax woney and fear two schoolptopoealon the bailot next fallwould conat the voters and cause them to voWNo on both Consequtsttiy the Dept of Public Instruction,the MA,rAaafa of School Administrators and the Farm Bureau are op posed to the Brown plantThey claim it would only benefitcity schools and hurt rural ones asie restrict the amount of money theschool districts would receive to two thiwU of the school money they raiseh local taxation, Most rural districts t much more state money thanby taxation Tor instancereceives 716 in state aidery 100 tjiey raise by local tax Suspicion is pointed at theDetroit Board of Commerce as beng bttcfc of the propoaal as it is1 similarto ihoa miyiOttsly backed by them, j Their contention has always been thaimortal tht tax ocey raised by them is used to benefit the rural counties The Conlin proposal would give thetehopte 2c out of every 8c collectdh the sales tax The Counties, cities4 lowhips wogft get ttc of the vemsinte cent, sann as they doow minui ooUcton coatYears Agea large barnis wotkingfor a saltSerniaball Uara lefttto Any 16 to 8 workingfor Edwardin a John17Mto Denmb in itw York, 1 ttiWftd of cem h to th paymaster at abeen drawnV farm torV, JpMie bftH teanaaent fcetfclaturdayi Phtekney Winners vsyotu ,tw, Abbott fa bttfitding a new bamAt the raising George Bland was hitflggfes head by an overlay and hurt Wm Doyle tef bought a new pianoKm Rob Catnane fell down cellarfell week and broke her arm tO relatives of Mrs Sweetman hadefajwar with her SundayIlive VanHorns team ran awayMefiday but waa stopped in front ofthe eanitWum before doing muchcouncil has let the contract Jd sttveral blocks of sidewalV onlift St to William Moran Urion Reasons horse ran awaytrow him Hut week while he was ctlist slaughter house damaging thewagon, B,G Brtggt has had the fence inxt of his home on UnadillaSttornPimokneyMichfgamme baselatt tamm lost their opening game to tonday la to 8,BatteriesCaatfeYS, Amburgey ft, HewittJonea li Meyer Utr Flfartoft and JohnJlobdellvere awriedSaturday night,at thehome of the brides parents in Howell fry Ambrose The freshmen class held their at the hone oftttor on Notti PWyd3wota thaim wmteg contest wHh babel ash was chaperonetfttttftraVfttocktht salt 100,000 school prop carried by only 1 votesXaystone Club at Lakelaria i Saturday night byand deputies,rf lost to Fowleir U Saturday BatteriesRe pOwUrvilletCopeland77, widow ofer of herThwart, oe was theOhaAtt tad Janetk tk ajtar boys g g ove r 1953 Howar d Taylor , assistan tcontrolle r o f th e Buic k divtsiorio f th eGenera l Motor s atFlin t was electe dgran d master Th e meetin g i s a t De troi t nex t yea r Re x Saekett , a n ho norar y membe r o f Livingsto n Lodg ewa s electe d grand junio r deaco n t ofil l vacanc y an d Wallace Kent , ne wfedera l judg e a t Kafamazo o gran dmarshall , Harol d Koch , th e othe r candidat e was i third Th e gran d lodg e representative swh o ar e th e master s o f th e lodge swer e econom y minde d an d lulled , al jamendment s callin g fo r mor e mone ywhic h woul d mea n a n increas e i n th edue s o f Michiga n Mason s Amon gth e casualtie s wer e Gran d Maste rMik e WhyteMasoni c H9me Expa ng i o n Plan Thi s woul d exten d ove r a n8 yea r perio d an d doubl e th e capac it y o f th e hom e whic h i s 29 0 a t th epresen t time Th e tota l cos t woul d b eb e 2,521,1400 0 accordin g t o presen tda y buildin g costs Th e firs t 3 year sprogra m woul d cos t 459,1600 0 an dwouldb e pai d forjj y a i assessmen to n al l Michiga n due s payin g Masons I t woul d ad d 8 4 bedsThi s woul d mak ei t necessar y t o increas e th e capacit yo f th e hospital , kitchen , auditorium , heatin g plan t etc whic h woul d be ti i Qnekney Hig h Schoo l Jn e 4 Processiona l Mrs Eloys e Gam pHivocttio n , Rev , Ruecse jSalutator y Kennet h Katt iClas s Histor y Harol d Rady , Rober tMeabon Richar d Darrow , Le e Holl impworth , Son g Barbar a KUle rC Histor y , Ervi n GreeO r Jo sHachey , Bruc e Helms , Davi d Haines ,Cas s Wil l Marily n Morse ,Alic e Schenden , Ver a Lipstraw,Jud yHaines Violi n Sol o Georg e Johnso nPresentatio n o f th e Seenio r Gav e t oJunio r Clas s President , Ric k Mille rb y Senio r Pres Kennet h Matteso nGiftator y Prud y Robinson , DoreetfBlades , An n S Reason , Jr Henry Clas s Poe m Kath y LaPra dPresentatio n o f Award s an dDiploma s Supt Reade rClas s Son g d8jKaryis Catholi c Churc h Alber t Schmitt , Psato rSehedult630 , 800 , 90 0Summe r Schedule 630 , 800 , 90 0Novea a Dsrotion sFrida y evwing , 73 0 p m Confesaioa r Frida y afte r Novena a Devotions ,S d ySaturday 73 0 t o 90 0 p m tSkiB f 9 0Cahrarj r Menonit e Churc h Peachy , Pasto rWalte rf pSunda y vcboo 1100Youn g people s Meetin g 73 0Cottag e fello w shi p Sfrvk eWd 800Benedictio n Rev Ruegsegger 8chool Ibraduatest Th e tJl j Communit y Bibl eLOS E 2 GAME SPinckne y hig h schoo l los t Z game slas t week Boyavill e bea t the m 1 1 t o1 0 las t Tuesda y an d Dexte r XX to onFriday Th e gam e wit h Dexte r wa stie d 2 to up to the 6th when Dexterrallied and aenfc 12 men to betcodng9 runs Dave Haines hit a home runfor Pinckney, South Lyon won tieleague title with a 7 and 14 record Dexter was 6 and 2 and Pinckney at the churchJune 1425 Monday through Friday Pinckney DispatchJune 1, 1954CURRENT COMMENTli seems that despite the safetyprecautions taken over the yearsevery so often the country experiencesa great disaster, followed by investigations galore and much locking ofthe barn after the horse is stolen, , , ,, uat week an explosion on the aircraftwith as we please with no thought tairier B RhodeTlaad took the lives of loo men and injured220 Many conflicting statements asto the cause are issued by government officials The first such digasterwe remember was the sinking offhTreinPinckmyihii f tlehlMa Havana J nai bor An investigation failed toshow to the satisfaction of all conDear Sir We have just observed another Memorial Dayor more properly we in Pinckney have not observed it It has gone by simply as another day of the yeava day to dowith as we please, with no thoughtof its traditional and sac red meaning1 In the majority of cities and villages of any size across our nation,Memorial Day has been observed forthe hallowed and meaningful occasion that it isaour honoredhave Memorial toin anyto be taken as a daytolerated rather than observ,d Kd wither thsa caused byin sacred conunenioiation It seems to me that we could mukrthis an annual occasion of civic pride a accomplishment, if the nieichajil,and all organizedmunity Veterans f the organizationsScout troops 4H clubs, schoolschur tVBI11 uai inilllKe tneches, Lodges etc would combine j VUM1 Tkin oi, Tltmc andforces to make this one raml day ofition Surely we can spare an000 a m to 1130 a mClasaes I puarranged for all ages from 4 up Give hour or tw0 t0 hnyour child the advantage of these 29 weeks of Bible centered teachingIJveryone is welcomeOhircbRev J W Winger, PastorHartland each 3 and 5 Manchestertaken care of by future assessments was last with 1 and 7ir ore beds would also be addsd infollowing years Alter a 2 hour debatethe proposition lost 273 to 230 but is expected to come up again next year Oth OPEN SOFT BALL SEASONPinckney opened their soft ball w vur e c u season Monda y nigh t an d bea t th eOthe r measures vote d dow n wer e Priso n Ca m tea m 4 t o 1 there ,thos e t o collec t 1 5 extr a fro m pet 1pitoner s an d dimitter s fo r th e Masoni cKern e fund , increas e th e gran d secr etary s salar y fro m 6,60 0 t o 7,50 0th e delegate s mileag e an d pe r die mfro m 7 c a mil e an d 7 a da y t o 9 c amil e an d 9 a day, Amedment s t ochang e th e ritual , regardin g Masoni cfunerals , mak e th e examinatio n o nth e Master s Mason s degre e dependen to n th e maste r o f th e lodg e an d t ogran t lodg e diploma s wer e als o vote ddown , LBHAIR6 SEE K OU TEigh t d th e Blac k Legiona iwil l see k parol e befor e th e stat e par ol e boar d thi s month , bein g elgibl ethe y hav e serve d 1 8 years The y ar eDayto n Dean , Harve y Davis , Joh nBannermanfi , Ervi n Lee , Lowel l Run ning , Pau l Edwards , E d Baldwin , Urba nLippsThes e me n kille d Charle s Pool ea t Dearborn , an d the n brough t Sila sColeman , a negr o t o thei r cottag ea t Rus h Lak e an d the n t o Nash sbridg e , wes t o f Pinckne y o n Ceda rLak e Roa d wher e the y shot , hi m fo rtarge t practise Th e lat e P H Swarthout,Edwar dSpear s an d daughter , Joan , Dr H o 11 i s Sigler , 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, p 2 0 0Struc k ou t b y Houghto n 7 , Stanle y3 , walksCarbin e 3 Thre e bas e hit Williams forship 104 5 A M t Praye r Meetin g a t th e80 0We d Choi r Practis e 73 0 P M , A Hart y Welcom e T o Al lThefetple s Ohwtf ii Undenominationa lM3 6 Wes t betwee n Mai n an dtJnadill a Strap sRev Keit h Ruegsegger , Pasto rSchoo l 94 5 AM T Worshi p 1100AM toat h Grou p 700 PM Evenin g Servi c e 80 0 pm Thur , Praxe r Meetin g 80 0 P M Jr Choi r Practis e We d 40 0 P M Sr Choi r Practis e Wed r 73 0 P M W e Exten d m, Christia n Welcom e t o andrespec t t o th e deservin g me n an dwome n o f ou r natio n wh o hav e giv t nthei r live s tha t al l o f u s migh t b efre e t o enjo y ou r America n wa y o flife Communis m make s it s greates tan d easies t inroa d in communitie swher e complacenc y is th e orde r o fth e day W e say,I t can t happe nhere Le t u s no t b e hoodwinked in ymin e o r a n interna l explosio n bu t I tcause d th e wa r wit h Spai n whic hstripe d he r o f he r remaini g Ameri ca n possession s an d delegate d he r t oth e ran k o f a 4t h clas s natio n The nth e Iroquoi s Theatr e fire , th e Sa lFrancisc o earthquake , th e Dayto nMood , sinkin g o f Titani c an d s o o ndow n throug h th e years Someho wthe y kee p o n recurrin g an d ar e al way s a fe w jumpg ahead o f safet ymeasure s an d probabl y alway s wil lbe Someho w w e ha d a ting e o f regre twhe n w e rea d tha t th e Bowle s 1 arm e d lunche s whic h hav e operate d iaDetroi t an d 4 othe r citie s fo r 5 2 year swer e goin g ou t o f business The yll d d y wer ecalle d on e arme d becaus e th e chair sh d dBARTI8 T CHURC H flne W o f Piackne ySwarthou t Rd , N Hambur gI f Sunda y Mornin g Servic e 100 0Sunda y Schoo l followe d b y Messag eSunda y Evenin g Servic e 74 5Thurs Nigh t Praye r Servic e 74 5Fran k Shultz , Pasto r967 0 Marshal l Rd Gen 7540 0LIBftAl Y NBW fTh e Pinckne y Communit y librar ywil l conduc t a Summe r Readin g Pro gra m a contes t fo r childre n grade s4 throug h 8 unde r th e directio n o fMr s Hele n VauBlaricum , Mis s Jane tWhit e an d Mis s Florenc e Preus, Ther e wil l b e ribbo n award s an d 1 0i n priz e mone y t o b e distribute d am on g th e winners Thos e desirin g t o participat e ar eurge d t o visi t th e librar y Tuesda y a fternoon , Jun e 8 , a t 8f e p m t o dis cus s plans Fo r furthe r informatio n consul tth e libraria n o h dut y a t th e library PINCKNBTTARB A 4 HTh e Pinckne y 4 H Counc i me t a tth e schoo l las t Wednesday N o mor ebusines s meeting s wil l b e hel d unti lSept A picni c fo r al l 4 H member san d familie s i s planne d fo r Augus t1 9 a t Bisho p Lake Al l leader s shoul dkee p thi s dat e i n min d an d notif y al lmember s an d urg e a bi g turnou t fo rMichigan Da y Expense s Motio n carried Motio n t o adjour n carrie d 16831REPUBLICA N WOMEK T MEE TMrs Claoa V Barkhart , presiden t o fth e Livingsto n Count y Repubka aWomensClu b entertaine d th e Rep ublica n wome n o f tit oocnt y a t te a a t hom e la t Thursday Ladie sfro m Pinckne y attendin g wer e Mes dames , Ma e JDaHe v Sadt e Read Vio l a ead Krancn Robise n an d Leon a Mrs Bonnt r tueeoode d Mrs Hira m Smit h a s treasure r an d wa sthisL M Bonner , Sec A CORRECTIO NTher e wa t a a erro r th e 6t h grad enew las t week Th e 5t h grad e bea tth e 6t h grad e a t sof t bal l 1 7 t o 1 3 fo rth e firs t tim e inhistor y Als o th e ad missio n charg e t o Greenfiel d Villag eo n th e recen t tri p th e flies mads ther ewa s earne d b y th e clas sthemselves membersThe parent s o f th e member s o f th esenio r clas s entertaine d th e graduat e s a t th e schoo l a t tf luncheo n afte rthebaccalaureate Abou t 10 0 wer ethere The y too k thi s opportunit y t oge t acquainte d wit h eac h other Th e Younglov e an d Mario n Cente rschool s picnice d a t Bisho p Lak e Fr Howar d Rea d ha s take n contrac tt o buil d no w home s a t Dexte r i n Barr et t Bios , Subdivisio n o n Mai n Steas to f th i For d Sale 4 4 Service ,Churc h too k i n 48 a tMtftio n sa b Saturday ,haufth t tb a tftafth ML South Lyon , Mich GALILEA N BAPTIS T MISSIO N920 0 McGregor Rd , Portag e Lak eLarr y Mattis , Pasto rSunda y Schoo l 100 0 AM yHornin g Worshi pJ S 1045 A M James Sprague , Speaker Warre n Vanhetloo , speake rEvenin g Servic e 78 0 P M Th e 4 Horseme n o i Reveaaltio nWed , Praye r Meetin g 73 0 p m AUT O ACCIDEN TRev Larr y Matis , 3 0 pasto r o f th eGalliUa n Baptis t Missio n a t Portag eLak e receive d cu t an d bruise s Frida ya t a n acciden t a t Darwi n an d Curt sRoad s eas t o f here Hi s wife , Jun eMattis , 31 , receive d a broke n le g an dRo y Curts , 38 , o f Portag e Lak e wa sslightl y injured Al l wer e take n t oUnivereti y hospital , An n Arbo r hud a wid e arm , bi g enoug h t o se t abelievingtha t it can t I t i s happenin g i a plat e o f foo d onThe y specialise din bake d bean s an d chicke n pi e an dha d thei r own bakeriesThe y wer ecafeteria s an d ha d n o waiters Th e se rvic e wa s promp t an d th e foo d goo deven no w ir communitie s tha t hav egrow n careles s an d calou s Childre nin man y o f ou r school s ar e bein g in doctrinate d in Communis t philosoph ybecaus e adult s hav e becom e indiffer ent I sincerel y hop e tha t ou r tow nfathers a t thei r nex t counci l sessio nwil l giv e th e matte r o f Memoria l Da yobservanc e thei r profoun d consider ation , an d tha t the y wil l begi n la yin g thei r plan s no w fo r a celebratio nnex t year Ther e is no persona l glor y in com i and th e banke r lafye r ofte n rubb e d shoulder s wit h th e Iewsbo y fro mth e stree t there Thei r price s wer e is variabl y lowe r th a othe r places W ehav e eate n ther e man y times Chuc k Davy , th e Michiga n Stat estuden t cam e t o th e en d o f th e trai llas t week when h e wa s knocke d ou tmemoratio n o f it , th e kin d of whic h hy Martnez , a littl e know n fighter I speak I t is strictl y a matte r o f re s I t is no w kno w tha t h e neve r wa s o f i I J ponsibilit y an d loca l pride Lik e man y others, a m an extrem el y bus y person , givin g man y of,m ywakin g hour s t o study , planningan dadministratio n o f m y churc h affair ,bu t a4b e m k o f ttck4fHP ne fout, I wou d b e wiliinM t hea d u p acommitte e comprise d o f tow n an dgrou p representative s t o stud y an dchampionship calibe r bu t b y a cleve rbuildu p ove r radio , televisio n an d th epres s in whic h hecore d 4 0 knockout sove r a bunc h o f aetups he mad e a mil lio n dollars , fle probabl y coul d hav e4Hffifetbu t heWa s to o ftmMtlevean d challenge d th e champion , Ki dCavilia n an d too k a ba d beatin g fro mfro m him Sinc e the n h o ha s ls t t oorganiz e a Memoria l Da y progra m a numbe r o f secon d rater s an d bee n o nfo r 1955 Are ther e othe r civi c minde d j th e dow n yrnde Hi s retiremen t fro maan d patriotic , publicspirite d citi eun s wh o wil l joi n m e in thi s venture Respectfull y Your sRev J W Winge rMiniste r Com Cong 4Church,Pincknv y iVo m th e rin g is no w announced H eis wis e an d is quittin g whil e quittin gis fon d an d h e ha s mad e hi s pile CONSERVATIO N DEIT Th e fin a ste p in th e Murtin y Lakr ha sGRADUATE S SUNDA YMar y An n Campbell , daughte rofMr an d Mrs Ro y Campbell , o fPinckne y wil l b e graduate d summ acu m laud e a t Nazeret h Colleg e com mencemen t Sunda y afternoon , Jun e6 Mis s Campbel l ha s bee n awarde dflooding projec t a t Bin Rapid sbee n taken Th e dept ha d t o K O int ocour t an d se t a pric e o n 5 parcel s o flan d whos e owner s refuse d t o sell ,A fir e burne d 5 0 acre s o f hardwoo dThe McCarth y arm y hearin g is ra pid y approachin g the end , du e t o th eactio n o f th e Repubica n member s o fth e committe e wh o vote d t o cal l n omor e witnesse s afte r McCarth y an dCoh n testified I t ha s no w com e down t o a simpl e questio n o f veracit y I nwhic h McCarth y an d Secretar y o fth e nav y Steven s cal l eac h othe r UU1II C C av1 u 7lcY UUMjliar McCarth y ha s eve n accuse d th em th e Porcupin e Mountain s las i we,, , i piTsik ,m j f h bhind fche B e tnllM f n On amendment McCarthy by televisionissued in the Northvillo area where 1 fjo lhc headHne8 has built up t S oil and gas wells have, been tound j fol,owinr to whom ho is a Rod fnd they are booming him for presidentThe Detroit Free Press gays it is praclically the name crowd who boomedMcArthur for president Most of themIt is a good idea to let skunks alonea many of them are afflicted with rabies 9,000 were killed last year, Skunks were an importaMt part ofthe Indians diet in the early days ofMihi Mirhiofln fUp IP0 hodo not weigh the evijnicmgan i U h t guided by their emotThe submerged land at the Yankee1pu qg aunf uoship for graduate study in the department of education and is elected to membership in the Kappa Gamma PiCatholic honor society She is a busi ness education majorCARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank the members of j Therethe Pinckney fire dept for theirquick response to our recent callalso our friends and neighbors who assisted us in saving our home The Raymond Bums FamilyRummag Bake Sale There will be a rummage andthe University of Michigan scholar ing at 1000 a, m at tne finckneyfire halL A bake sale will be held onJune 6th only Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliaryof the ConeL church Springs is being made into a statepark The fill dirt is being takenfr m the bottom of the lakeThe state approved the sale of23,000 worth of timber from stateforests last week It had already approved the sale of li0,00 worth first 4 months of 1954What may be the largest gas well ions T them McCarthy is the No 1patriot and the only one who is keepinn1 the Communists from taking oveTgovernment which they say is rotten from the president down This groupU similar t other minority t groupswhich have cropped up since the govemment has existed There waa the the Citizen Genet group of Washingin the history of Michigan may have n s,tnm who ,wfntedR fghtkiilbeen brought in at Salem in Wash1 th h VollitlonThp NatlVe Am tenaw county last week by an65 fires burned over 221 acres lastweek Roger Latham, Pennsylvania wildturkey expert, will tour Michigan game anas this week to see wherewild turkeys may be best producedOf ttM 00 plaHtedte th Allegan state forest recently 2 have been foundfooad dea4Bob Egekr lhat rented the Hewlettbaflding on S Howtil 8t and will oilwell driller The same man struckoil there 2 months agoThe state has 590 public fishingsites A list is available on requestto the conservation dept Lansingare 3 new conservationlaws Hereafter hawks, owls and eagles are protected The closedseason on bluegills and sunfish iseliminatedA 5 bounty is placed on bobcats5 wild turkies were reportedseen on a farm near Muskegon lastweek Conservation men doubted this as the Allegan state forest where50 of these birds were released sometime ago is 50 miles away Whenthe Muskegon birds were viewed they proved to be sand hill cranesMichigan is trying a new experiment About half a million muskellunge eggs are being hatched ntDrayton Plains When they grow toplantable size they will be placed inMichigan streams Attempts to stockMichigan waters with these fish have been made before but failedA dozen types of shrubs importedfrom Asia are being grown at RoseLake They will be planted in game1 reserves as erosion stoppers and wildlife food erican and the American group whomore hit body she thttt ForAvon Product Qallusru wanted only American born to hold offiee and all immigration stopped andmore recently the Ku Klux Klan whowould discriminate against Catholes,Jews and Negroes All had their hey day in the sun but soon faded and wonfew victories It is well that the majty of the people are level minded and suspicious of wouldbe leaders who posessed of a certain amount of glamot make extravagent charges which they do nnt prove and are able to get thftxviews accepted by a number of people who are not of an enquiring mind andbask in the sunlight of popularity fora time but invariably they fall from their pedestalCAAD OF TBANKdI wish to thank the Eastern Stars,the Farm Bureau Groups and manyfriends, who have remembered meme with cards, calls, fruit, flowers,candy and many other acts of kind ness since my accident It was gratefully appreciatedAlan DinkelO E S CALENDARJune 4 Regular MeetingJune 5 Friends NightPot Luck Dinner Bring your owtable serviceJune 11 Special Initiation, Midge Mfller, So, , ViM rWTyffWPack lunches once a weekISM get anI WHO TOTlf a lunch boxat your house dad, sis, brother Theyll all enjoy tasty noon snacksfresh out of your freezer Andyoull be less rushed every morning because you can easily preparea weeks supply of lunchesin an offho Or or twoSandwiches, cookie, fruit cups,wiil be wonderfully freshat mealtime Freezer luncheons are fine for picnics, tooEnjoy better earing andeasier living with a home freezerBE MODfiftNLIVE ELECTRICALLYor Detroit fcdison ,Clare Tayiorupt of public Instatetion 4s tits speaker at the TOEARE i SYLVAN THEABorn to Mr and Mis, Jack Darr,formerly of Piaeknsy wbo Ih usar the Michigan San May 22, a girl48 relatives of Mrs, Nellie GlensStockbridge, mother of Ralph andCasper Glenn helped her observe her 89th birthday last week Thieves broke Into the Brightonand South Lyoa elementary schools last week but their total loot was only about 60Susan Holden is valedictorian andand Euth Cameron, is salutatorien of the Brighton senior class The road between Winans Lake andChllson is being widened and gradedpreparatory to Uacktopping It is estimated that the new bridgeat the Straits will carry 66 more passengers than the ferries Chimes have been installed at theold peoples Methodist Home at Chelsea the gift of Friends of theHome of the Detroit diocase Theycan be heard for one mileRev Backus of Chelsea and RevCargo of Fowlerviile are on a committee to consider moving the hugememorial erected in Unadifla in 1929 to Judson Collins, Methodist missionary to the Irish Hills The Unadilla ehurch is now a Presbyterian churchBrick laying has started on thenew Chelsea elementary school The canoe race on the Huron River between Milford and Kensington Lake is June 6 at fl p m Mrs Frank Seger, wife of the editor of the Brighton Argus is the new president of the Brighton KingsDaughters The conservation dept wili offer68,000 acres of state lands im livington county for tale for oil and gas leases Harold True,, Detroit News broadcaster for 24 years retired last Thuis day and will reside at his farm atChubbs Corners near Pinckney His wife, Alt, has also retireed after 26years as buyer of the J L HudsonCompany ii DetroitHe has 4 children by a previous all of whom are married Friday, Saturday Jane 4, 6aUsaUth Taylor, John Brickson j JIVARO Harris RAP8ODY Fernanda Lamas, Rhonda4a Tttfcskslor I Brian KeithCeauPriaee Valient, Executive Suite , Carteoa andThe HoweUMarion Frl school disrict are advertising for bids fornew elementary school The Parker Chubbs Corners ,Harger, and Russelldistricts have voted to be annexed to Howell The Dibble, Louk, Oak Gove, District 6, Graham, Crittenden,Earl and Houghtaling had previouslydone so Friday, Saturday June 4, 6Doable Featve ProgramNeville Brand, Bmil MeyertoRIOT IN CELL BLOCK 11PtasAsaanda Blake, Georg NaderinMISS ROBIN CRUSOE in colorSum, Mon, fues, June 6, 7, 8lltfbfttt ftUbfl 10 P M Cont James Mason Janet Leigh inPRINCE VALIENT I Vtohfiitotern CinemaScope 4k TechnicolorWed, Thur, June 9, 10EXECUTIVE SUITE44 NewsI Sunday, Monday, June 6, 7 j fonder Shows i, ft 7, PARATROPERwithAlan Ladd, Susan Stephan, Lo Geaa Cartoon and Pete SsUtftWed Thurs June 8,9,10MARRY ME AGAINA Comedy StaoiagMarie Wilson, Robert Cummings and f Jess BarkerCartoon and SportShows 715 and 905William Holden, June AllysonBarbara Stanwyck, Frederic MarshComing King of Kyber Rifles in einemaScopee Phantom of the Rue Coming The Carnival Story,Red GarUrs, French LineLEE THEATREWhltoore Lake MichiganSdo DriveIn Theatre 6088 Jaekao Road, Ann ArborPboiu NenaaMy870M CUMres under li admitUd Fiea iFriday, Saturday June 4, 5 ROB ROYU TeehBteelerRichard Todd, Glynis Johns alsoFORT OSAGEwHbRod Cameron CartoonSunday, Monday, June 6, 7 FROM HERE TO ETERNITYwitBurt Lancaster, Montgomery CliftPissTHIEF OF DAMASCUSwitsPaul HenreidYoull find DIAL SERVICE Fast and DependableNewNumbers Fit IntoPottern 2 LETTERS5 NUMERALS Friday, Saturday June 4, 5Double FeatureWarriors from the SkyAlan Ladd inPARATROPER in TechnicolorwithLeo Genn, Susan StephenPlusALASKA SEASA Paramount PictureStarringRobert Ryan, Jan Stirling CartoonSunday, Monday, June 6, 7 A Musical In TechnicolorTHOSE RED HEADS from SEATTLEStarringRhonda Fleming, Tresa Brewer Rodriques Story FeaturetteNereides News tariboaTues Thurs, June 8,9,10rues, We, Tlinrs, June ,,, HALLS OF MONTEZUMA in TiaartiilnwithRichard Widraark, Jack PalanceTHE BIG FRAME witMark Steven, Jean KentRAM6 AND TaUVmON Tues, ,Walt Disneys Live Action Thriller Rebel LoverOutlawIn TechnicolorROB ROYThe Highland RoguewithRichard Todd, Glynia JohnsPlus Pecoe BillMrs Florence Murray of Detroitpent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen home Mr and Mrs M E Darrow had dinner Sunday at Marvins, Williamston Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenwere in Stockbridge Sunday at th Curtis Patterson home ,M0MPT ANtRISHt T V1ALJK ANS KRVICE12ft Wntjsir faStarting Tuesday 22Tovil have new Metropolitantype telephone numbers when fast, dependable dial service comes to PinckneyAt the same time Brighton will also have new type telephone numbersEach new number will consist of a central office name and fire numerals Hie office names areACADEMY FOR BRIGHTONUPTOWN FOR PINCKNEY fat Youll juet dial the TWO LETTERS and ALL FIVB NUMERALSttsttiaff JUNE 22 ITO MAKE LOCAL CALLS HERE IN PINCKNEY1 TO TELEPHONE TO BRIGHTONI TO TELEPHONE TO DEXTER, WHERE NUMERALS CON8I0T OP THE CENTRAL OFPICE NAME HAMILTON AND PIVBnvwuuas The new numerals fit Into an overall, nationwide numbering patternThus in the years ahead youll be able to dial more and more of youroutoftown callsAn earlier step in Michigan Bells longrang expansion and improvement program widened your local calling area In this areaand inPinckney alonethe number of telephones has doubled in just 8 yearsEvery telephone added makes your own service more valuableyoucan talk with more people and the telephone can run more errands foryouContinuing expansion and improvement makee your own service abigger bargain than ever beforeWORTH A LOT MORE THAN IT COSTS, Attention AttentionHOW IS YOUR AttentionPicture Tube 2 IT WEAK OR DEADHAVE THE EQUIPMENT TOLOW COSTORK IS GUARANTEEDSHIREYS RADIO T VPhone 83F2 Pinckney, Michiganf ALSOK4 i LONG DISTANCE It fast, convtnlftitt, oiy toand th cott it surprisingly low, particularly offer 6 pmwmk days and all day Sunday, whm Kit rate art rtductAMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Aluminum Comb Windows andDoorsDelux Windows 20 each Flsige Type Windows 1660 eachAny Sise up to 40x66 Doors 46 each up to 86 in 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MUdas i A Michig u month sprio r tf r electiflsi r A r t o f th e schoolJUstric t a tleas t Sfttiftvy s Jximctdik the ele e7 Bglbiit y o f Ipamberehi p o n di e BVB TBOUOBlUd tFo t tre e esttnat o emi tPhon e 188F Ia rf XAn y Qualifie d Voter s i n th e afor euCttt Li1assaa d shsflb 6SaftiE t , sf mwSStSto f tie , nam e whic h appear s4 th e lafsssmea t roils I f otherwis eTjualifled , aae h shal l b elgh t toelactio n orpolntsasahaa l office DAT E F wSfftO N M0NDAT ,JUL Y 11U , 188 4 a t 14 8 P , I tvy Bectiot t t o b e hel d i n hig h Kboo taf t WiMAgtoa,, , ote 4 j, o f ai r baaea v Utigantbeywibb5 M ORDER YOU RFee dFO R YOU R EARL Y BIRD SNO WSEE DCttTTO D OAT S AN D BEAN IFO t 3HUN 6 PLANTIN Ck SUIW Y COaVAN Tf , v i i T ff i IPlgPATCB Wednesday, June 2, 1964Ndtes 25 Tears Afof M 0teand Daughter banquet Mrs Leul Siger was the oldestmother present and Mrs Bert VanBlaricum had the most daughters,8 challenthe grade boyi to a bail gameMarion Derkis will pitch for the girlsand Jack Reason, the boysWilla Meyers entertained 29 of theJunior Kings Daughters Saturday Each was given a doll which theymust dress The dolls will be given to children in mentary SchoolSecond GradeChrstine Buda saw a water snake,and Valeria Parker a garter snakeMike Plummet grandfather hasa dog, Susie, Itcan jump for boneg Cate, Tommy Read, Janice RoseClaudia Garr, Kathy Reason, JuniorDarrow and Robert Homer miss nonein addition and Tommy Huhman nonein subtraction Carriebirthday todaygrandmothersA new bathroom is beingn LaBeHes homeChiquita Amburgeys family invPinckney lost to the Dell Preteteam of Ann Arbor here Sunday in10 inning 1011 Batteries for Pinck ey Amburgey, Cox Don Swarthout Dell Prette Gale ServiceEd Brown had 8 hits and a walk for in, Henryour room, MondayThird Grade hisWe learned a lot about treesplantsflowers and weeds on a hike at MrsCampbells farmOur school end picnic is Wednesdayat Bishop Lake with potluck dinner,game and races There is a ball game between 2 teams captained byTommy Huhman and Junior Darrow, fankees and the Dodgers Thehave cheering teams,j They arecaptained by Janice Rose and KarenSinger5th Grade News The Russell Glover family oferville were Sunday guests ofGerry Eichman familyMrs Marjory Line gave a showerat her home Saturday night for MrsVirginia Gearhart Workman 25were present Week end callers at the Jesse Henryhome were Horence Tupper of Flint,Al Nesbitt and wife of Detroit,CharlesWhitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborr f GregoryBob Pike and wife spnt Sunday atth Pet Backus home in Iosco The Asher Wylie famly called onthe Wm Pickford family of IoniaSunday and visited the cemetery threFdward Nuoffer and wife of Holt Sunday at the Lloyd HendeeJesse Krum and wife of Lansingwere Monday guests at the Bob Pike home iJu hilcn001 beat Pinckney3 to 28 here FTL BatterieaReason Graves Dexter Cushing Smith In a pme here last wek with AnnAnn Arbor Dairy, Pinckney won 13 8Uus Eck and Don Swarthout each got4 hits for Pinckney and Likely 3atteriesPinckneyAmburgey, Cox Swarthout DairySnyder, Bolde Bethke50 members of the City of StraitsLodge, Detroit, visited Pinckney Saty T MM degree Jack draw to the Detroit2Jy, ad had a good time WeSfi Wm Harrow and MrsBuda fr n with us6 mfer cousin, Wayne, visIVda Ann Arbor Mondayyf lanainen, Donnie Wison,7 ,n aner Kathy Gustafson,ni 6 atty Su Larry and Vnning CurtsLouf ed Neil Rliydert,roy Porter observed Memorial MdayniXOm and did wellThe boys and girls played 2 soccergames in the gym Each won a gameWe beat the 6th grade in soft balllast week 17 to 13Our bulletin board has birthdayand greeting cards placed on it forsummer birthdays Everyone was rememberedWe had a wonderful school yearWe thank our clasamateesfricnda andteacher Mrs Miller for making it noUr rOOm64 jury panel has been exhausted forand y duty butGDevereaux a new Sixth GradeWe went on a field trip Friday andhad a lot of fun We also playcompany from 7th grade soft ball and lost 11We thank Mrs Haines for theAid cookiesshe prepared for use Rert Read family called at Arthur Bullis home in Gregory ThursdayThe Georee VanNorman familyand the Lawrence Baughn family wereSunday guests at a lawn party at theBill Baughn home, Theoe Grefn tertained a nam f ffm troit Sunday ata kwn party Bt their farm n Dexter RoadJ Brogan family ox anwagEugenewere excused , Mary Lee Aschenbrenner visited Homer Reason, 53, died at his home her grandmother Sunday She aI i z u ifwu John Cologne hunted butterfliesViola Harris entertained the 10th grade Friday night at the C A Weddthe home where she stays cleaned pp our room for thebuilding a end of school and are preparing some plays for the children in the elementary schocfl Friday Andrew Nesbitt and wife and MisMarion Pearson were in Lansing FridayFrank Aberdeen was in Grand Rapids FridayThe Gene Shehan family of AnnArbor and Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon were Sunday guests of MrsLouise Shehan Mr and Mra Fiancis Lange werein Plymouth SundayMrs Madeline Shehan and son,Billy,and Mrs Alice Wear, of Ann Arborcalled at the William Shehan home Sunday W F Close and wife and MrsGeorgia Close of Linden spent Sundayat the Albert Dinkel home Also Miss Helen Reason and Mrs Beck ofCleveland and Harold Reason of Detroit Mrs Minnie Reason Burton who hasbeen in Arizona visited her brother,Walter Reason at Hiland Lake lastweekMr and Mrs Fred Read were inJackson Sunday xThe Clare MilLer family spent Sunday in DetroitHarold Swarthout and wife spentthe week end at the Claude Swarthoutcabin at LovellsJohn Eisele visited his brothers,Charles and Wilbur in FowlervilleSundayMrs Peggy Stuben and 4 childrenof Whitmore Lake and Wayne AtLee and wife were Sunday guests at theBob Tasch home Mrs Mae Metz of Howell andJack Sharp of Hamburg spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home Mrs James Greene of Lansing,Mrs Doris Zinn of Battle Creek andthe Wayne Carr family pent Sundayat the Roger Carr home Mrs Esther Campbell visited herbrother, Paul Strawhecker and wifeat Oak Park Manor, Grand Rapids,last week,Harry Jackson of Lansing was aSaturday dnner guest of Mrs BeulahfillerMrs Blanche Mylne of Parma visited at the M J Reason home lastweek Mrs Florence Artz of Detroitand Mrs Mae Rane of Whitmore Lakecalled Sunday The Martin Ritter jr familyIsabelNash and Kenneth Zill and wife pic niced at Bishop Lake SundayIva Shirley and wife of Dee fieldand the Hollis Holloway family spent Sunday at the Albert Shirley homeAlso Lorna Shirlev of PontiacMrs Weltha Vail of Hortwn hasbeen visiting friends hereHerbert Palmer and wife visitedthe Wesley Palmer family at St LouisMo, last weekThe Murray Kennedy family calledat the Dan Culver home in Flint SundayThe 7th grade beat the 6th gradelast week 11 to 2 in soft ball Tommy Singer,6th grade pitcher is pleasedthough as he struck out Dick Kennedy, the 7th grades best hitter The Senior Class start on its tripto Washington DC and points east June 7th Mr and MrsHoward Read attendeda party Saturday night at the Elkstemple, 4nn Arbor Robert Read and wife were in Detroit Friday Mesdamcs Jennie and RichardMackinder of Stockbridgre spent Sun day with Mrs Ethel Sprout Mrs Ethel Sprout leaves Thursdayto spend a week in St Louis, Mo,where she will attend the wedding ofher neice, Ann Bundenthal and see her nephew,Ted Bundenthal, ordained as aLutheran ministerMr and Mrs Harold Hushman ofAnn Arbor were Sunday guests of Edwin Sprout and wife Rev Ezra Beachy is attending theMichInd, conference at Kokomo,Ind, this week Mrs Roberta Miller and daughter,Rita, returned from University hospital last week and are at the Albert Shirley home The Ronnie Hoskins family and Mrand Mrs Robert Kelly of Detroit call at the ob Ackley home SundayThe Kenneth Reason family of AnnArbor and Martin Bennett of Lansingcalled at the home of Mrs Edna Reason SundayFollowing a roast ham dinner Saturday nierht Livingston Lodge coniered 3 MM degrees Visitors were present from Detroit, Ann Arbor, Pon tac Brighton and Hovel L Rex Sack ett, grand junior deacon elect of theMichigan Grand Lodge was receivedin form Fourth Grade NewsWe did wel on our bird units Wemade covers and will take themhomeLast week we had addition and subtraction test in arithmetic Thisweek multiplication and division Karen Singer missed no problemsin addition and subtraction Carline in Mt PleasantThe Earl Kimberlys of Willow Village spent the week end at the TomWare homeThe Bob Grainger family of Lansing and Mike McGowan of the week end with Mrs Smith of Ann Arbor,MrsVioh Pettysand Mrs Maude Sayles of HowellAndrew Nesbitt and wife spent SatMrs Blanche Naylor in Eaton RapidsThe Winston Baughn family spentthe week end at their cabin atMrs Editn VanNorman spent theweek end in Champaign, n and Mrs John Boyerhome of Mrs Ella Walsh in Webgter Saturday and on Aria Jaguish ofByron Sunday PLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dlnktf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 02, 1954 Description An account of the resource June 02, 1954 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 1954-06-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3296ff29d51c1c3886e5ea970ba251ce.pdf 8cfc618bd795852bdf152f4a619850d0 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 VBuan 71THE PQiGMnr D0MTC8 Wednesday, June P,1 1954MICHIGAN MIRROR SOFT BALL NEWSPinckey, lost to thel Howell Gearteam, last years district champions,here Monday night 2 to 1 Due toAn enemy invasion of bugs which i th absence of players and, thVsenthreatens to spread all over the stateis being combatted in MichiganThe state has already appropriated 150,000 to fight it and may make more funds available The menace is thegypsy moth, now in its larva or caterpillar state which feeds on the leaves rf trees and shrubs Tmy aresaid to appear in such numbers as todestroy all the trees in some area,Michigan has adopted a program of spraying, infected Jaredfs with DDTfrom planes The moths were firstreported in Lansing by a housewife who said they were killing herplants Samples of em were takento Michigan State college and fopndto be gypsy moths The federal govJ eminent was contacted and sent 10experts here from the U S, Dspt ofof Agricuture104,000 acres in Ingham and Clinton ,counties where thebugs have been found vill be sprayed4 planes will be usedand 5,000 gall ons of D D T,Spaying will only bedone when the wind velocity,is less than 8 wles an hour The CentralAirlines of Yskims, Wash, has beenawarded the contract for 76,560 Traps wilt also be set for the bugsinthis area tedfal money is expect ed to be availableThe moth is a prolific egg layer4,000 to 5,000 eggs make up a mass 400 masses are sometimes found inone placeThe ejrps hatch into Iffrvaand float through the air fasteningthemsetvfes to anything green These moths have bVen found near Brighton and Detroit If conditions wartantthese areas, will be sprayedThe moths have been fought for half IOI1 trip Pitukney hud trouble fielding a team However they put up agood game find held a 1 to 0 lead up to the rh inning 2 errors and a hitgave Howell 2 runs Pmckney made2 double plays Paul Singer who had not pitchedin o years was in the box for Pinckney He allowed 3 hits and only walk ed I man Phil Gentile stored Pinckneys runthe 4th on a hit, stolen base and a wild throw Pinckney ABBurns, ss Bailex, lb Lavey, 3bGentile, c,fE Darrow, 2bTwitehell, If R Darrow, rf P Singer, pHowell GearWhite, 2bBenedict, ssMeyers, lb Abbott, ifBrigham, 3bRichards, rf Dott, tfWylie, cSiegrist, pUmpires BuckPacker OUR 0EMOCRACOMMENCEMENT EXERCISES tftVltWIN ATThe Pinckney soft ball team wonat the Chilson Prison Camp again Saturday night 32 to 1 This is probably thr highest, scure,ever ran up 3a century in New England this is 25 hits and 9 bases on bulls Joe Lav their first appearance in Michigan in cy hit 2 home runs The camp onlyriviKr ot 2 M Tommv Houghton bothby I owns, a r2 year old veteranBatteries Pinckney Hough tonLIBRARY NEWSThe Library Staff has been augmented by the addition of Junior Libararians They are Bonnie Lee chairman, Patty Rockavita, BeverlyCampbell, and Kathy KirshckeAlsoMrs Viola Read has joined the Fil j ranks of volunteer librrinans and ,serves every 4th Saturday Reader lamp LalondeCHHSONIN THE SCHOOL OF TODAY WITH ITSTREMENDOUSLY BROADENED EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES SUPPORTED Y THE COMAVWT 7 SMTSANOTHER, iNTEijrr5 7tr aiOJALSpitchers yieldedOF OOt COMAUNlTlES oATMCR TOGETHERAMERICA, PEOPLfitQ HOWOftTHOSE SOYS AND l VVHO HV FT NEWS CURRENTMartin Ritter jr and wife spentSaturday evening at the HowardRead homeMr and Mrs M E Darrow andMr and Mrs George Thompson were Jay Payne, judg of prWashtenaw county issued ftsentence last week as ha MatLeonard Hardman of Ypsiantl ,tO days in the jail for contemptcourt In February 1953 Ud 10y damwas ordered to pay 1 a week towmnlSunday guests at the Bert Benham t the care of his wife who ig inhome at Brighton Jack Cadwell jr is now located atTorance, CalifornniaThe Gerry Eichman family spentSunday at tne Russell Glover homeat WebbervilleMrsLavin Sinclair who stays at theArthur Marshall home was taken sick Saturday and removed to theMcPherson hospital, Howell in theSwarthout ambulanceWeek end guests of the Otto Poulson family were Henry Poulson andwife of Middleville and Robert Poul son, wife and daughter of Grand RapidsThe Bob Twitehell family mental insttution He ignored tht order and now owes the tato 140AThe first year the county paid thentire cost of the care of Mrs Hardman which was 309 a day Thf M9Ctyear the state paid it Contempt otfcourt sentences by probate JudfM are uncommonThe state is all bet up over the ysy moth which has appeared in Ingham county So much so that it hatappropiiated 150,0000 to fight it T VT rn I VA In New England 30,000 acres havebeen found infected The method ofighting the nest is to sprayinfecthave Jed areas wth D D T from planesIfmoved into the Poulson apartment j the moth spreads the state may be vacated by Mrs Raymonda Morris, j quarantined which means that no Ona Campbell ami wife spent the i merchandise such as autoes that artstored out doors could be shipped outof the state In the past other insect menaces have appeared, causedgreat alarm but in the end mothernature had taken care of themInclttded in the lust are grass hoppers, 1 year locust, caterpillars, and tharmy worm The army worm appeared in 1914 and the papers were full of pictures,, oj them and told of tkawful thingsthey would de It wtl predicted they would destroy all thocrops and cause a famine They fail to do so and the scare proved Afalse alarmThe greatest protectionagainst these pests are the birdswho feed on them and detroy thoasands of them That is why the birdsof the nation are strictly protectedJackson,PLAY HERE FRIDAY TINE tlThe City Service ,At ball loam ofllowcll will play ,o ball horo, nNotes of 25 Years Ago At a meeting1 last week the stockholders of the Livingston Mutual Tolephorie Company voted to sell tlvir stock to C Brillhart of South Bend,Ind, for 120 a share The MichiganBell Company only offered 00 The original cost was 50 per share irthe 408 shares Charles Hoff has been appointedQWsmobile dealer at Howoll The Pinckney Michagamme teambeat the Dell Prete team of Ann Arbor at Dixboro Sunday 6 to 2 by scoring 5 runs thefifth inning on hitby Mulvaney, Newton and Moran error and Coxs triple Jim Moran ofParkers Corners was pitcher for Pinckney with Ben me Newton catching Ed Brown, lb Claude Kennedy,2b Clare Miller, 3b Mulvaney WIN THEIR LASTCAMEPinckney hih school won tfieir ffnine of thfWHn frmSfofkbridiio last Wednesday, 7 to 2 Chris iCampbell pitched with Hob Moubn AIMPORTANT PARTOP JHEZ TREPANATIONLIVES IN OUR DEMOCRACYCommencement ata thewellLEADS Till LKACUIDick hiiu is I In K ulin,in the Junior base hall lonii3 victories, He wm SUMUI Hamburg i i, The Itv v,St Thomas, Ann AIIHMI yon Dick s a Pinckney i Ioveind SouthKEF AT There vfield Thur THKII be a IriLKiHTTD FIELDfit TH Ijiihtoi1 ri ii jvthe scuts Pincknd in theniloj iito the Aa B tram, up and fixttld avJ 11 rmaii idle, team I is n jrraIDon Swarthout, Gerald Dallas C6x, outfield Pinckney high school leason and beat a girlsj all theseDexter furnish boyv, l field,i Ms7ii0 invest hoiild no, be , In additionarmed to haveearn v,0 posil which has The annual Pinckney hi omniettipnunt was4wldsvliool Friday Tiiivhi before tVled auditorium The 21 niduates clad in caps andgowns of a blue shade marched downMi1 a Me to he strains of a march iyii by Mrs, Kloysf Campbell and look their places on he stagp decor il , drapes and flowers,kev Riescjior gave the invoca p, Kenneth Maleson delivered alutLory u weUome and thehistory was giver, by Harold, Kobcrt Muabon, Pochard Darind Lee Hollinffsworth, bara Miller reiidored a soloIiO class prophecy was tho workBruceGalhouc Ghurehihi iass Had,row Bnandvol 1 probablythere 8 to 7 Friday Lineup Reasorj p Graves, c Shehan, lb Hot he, 2h Smaka, 3b Dinkel Rsotfield, Nash,J Hall, Basyqdlo Mrs Sarah Hooker, 84 died at herhome, last week Funeral from the Congl church Sunday, Rev BREBic officiating Her husband, William Hooker died 13 yea ago Her son, JH Hooker and a daughter Sl iMrs Maude Sayles smvivenew officers of the PTA t iAnyone interested out and assist is1 invitedThursday nit toMARRIED IN AXCOLA, INDRoyal K el li border of Lakelandand Mrs Alice Sadcllierji,1 oL Brighton wore married at Angola,Indiana May 2i and arc iiv livingat the proms home on MiG fast, St Marys Cathoiio, ChurchRev Fr Albert OeMiritlSunday MassesSummer ScheduIt630, 800, 900 1000, 1130Summer Schedulr 630, 800, 900Novena DevotionsFriday evening, 730 p ra Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotions, Saturday 730 to 900 p mSunday Before 800 massMennonite ChurchCalvary Mennonite Church Rev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EschMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800The 14th annual Community BibleSchooll will be held at the churchJune 1425 Monday through Friday 901 a m to 1130 a mClassesarranged for all ages from 4 up Givevaedtctorian gave the your child the advantage of these 2 2 weeks, of Bible centered teachingEveryone is welcomeviolinsenior seniorpresiLakeland Mrs fonnarly niht KeTenberprer wasnurse at thu Mellusare hospital, BrightonPres, Iva Gardner Vice Pres,JessieGreen Sec, Glaays Clinton Tpeas, Darrow Historian, Joie HSrrisCene Gallup, 63, died at his homeat Woods Corners Tuesday John Ray, 76,died,at the J WReuter home Tuesday at Grand Rapids last yeek The Ray homesteadwas at Half Moon Lake Azel Carpenter attended trie Masonic Grand Lodge meeting at Pon tiac kat weekPinckney beat Dexter there Mevncriftl Day 11 to 1 Their lineup as the same as for the Del Prete gameexcept that Hub Lee, caughtCuabintr Ernie Vick were the Dexter lv tv,er ICARD OF THANKbwish to thank ii who sentsuch beautiful cards memy birthdayYour inany prayers iv my recoveryare ,bein answered and all your thoughtful acts are much anpveciat ed by me and mine W H Euler KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET The Pinckney Kinds Daughtersmet last Thursday at the home ofMrs Lynn Hendee Due to th absence of the president, Mrs MablcweSPECIAL NOTICEStarting Saturday, June 12will charge 125 for haircuts Clare Swarthout Barber ShopEmmett ICing Barber ShopLeading Republicans in the countytriet in Howell last Friday to make ins to enter a float in the Freedomjstival at Jackson July 4 Anyone ited in working on the project,jtact Mrs Thomas Bonner, floatChairmanw Jeffreys and wife spent thewTBek end at the Wheeler cabin in theupper pentaia Mesdames Hazel Parker, FlorenceBaughn, Curie Griffith and Hzel attended a reception for White the installation H officerswas postponed Mrs Britta Brashread the devotionals in tlie absenceof Mrs Mae Daller Refrcshmcntawere sened with Mrs Alma Cham and Mrs Stola Ciarr as eohostcsscs The next meeling is in September f lOrvin Cireen, Joe Hachey,Holms and David HainesIcorjie Johnson played a and Kenneth Matteoncas president presented tho kTvel to Rick Miller, juniordentTho tiftatory was preented byPnuly Robinson, Doreen Blades, AnnS Reason and Junior HenryDavid Xash, valedictory or class favvellj The presentation of the awardsi was next David Nash received theI first prize of 25 of tho Thomas and Mary Read and Albert and Sarah Wilson award foy the 4 years highest English average Marilyn Perry Morse received the second prize of13 A nc award in typing of a pinpresented by a typewriter companywas won by Vcra Lipstraw The di plomas were presented by SuptReader After the class song Rev Kueyseger pave the benediction andthe graduates passed out to become a part of the schools history as somany other classes Jiave done beforethemMonday the class left on their annual trip to Washington D C and poitr oast in cars driven by Supt,Sup Readery Wei ton Chamberlain, Don Rums, and D Conklin The monr for thi3 was earned by tho classduring their 4 high, school years They will bo gone a week spentweek end at the Carl Lentz home in Lansing Charles McDaniels and wife ofChelsea called at the Merwin Campbell hpme last week The Merwin Campbell family called at the James Hull home in Mar ion Sunday James has sold his farmto Royal Oak parties Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbelland Mr and Mrs Marcian Ledwide, attended a shower Saturday at Dear born for Mrs Marilyn Trost Meyers Ray Moriarity is spending theweek in northern Michigan Mrs Howard Read and childrenvisited the Northland in Detroit last Thursday Mr and Mrs John Boyer called onMrs Goldie Schaufle and family atStockbridge Saturday Mrs Lucille Wylie and Mr JohnBoyer attended the 25th anniversaryobservance of the Gregory Kings Daughters ast Wednesday John Wrathell and wife of AnnArbor called at the John Boyer home Saturday Bob Twitehell is working in theGeneral Store Frank Aberdeen and wife wore inLansing Saturday Jerry Henry flew home from Bosjtttxn FridayAaUanxU to brotatu Juniors graduation The Edsil Meyer family of Ypsilanti and James Meyer and wife Sunday guests at the W H MeyerhomeMonday the Francis Shehan family, and Mrs, Louise Shehan spent at the John Lundeen home In Detroithonoring Tommy Shehan, tirsi birthday The Ralph Hall family called atthe Earl Savery home Sunday Evelyn visited iels home The Kenneth Zills, Mtof Ann Arbor called at Nash home SundayNancy Nash entertained heigrade class Friday at a picnic dinn er on the lawn in Dexterit the DanJane TheCongregational Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AM Morning Worship 1045 A M Thur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch at 800Wed Choir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To AllThe Peoples Church ClarkMark7LhM36 andBMilsin attended pMrs Minnie Dean of Brighton at theFtdtrafed ehureb Friday night, hon h 2Cth Fttfeoring her on her 2Cth yar at t tht O E S QuU thext TO OUR GOOD FRIENDSThrough the years we shall alwaysremember the many manifestations of your kindnessin the hospital,at my mothers house, and in ourhome during the days of our mis fortune SignedMrs Dale Miller and FamilyFor your Avon Products CallFlossie Fisher Phone 132F11 Rby Carpenter and wife of AnnArborcalled at the J H Hokerhome SundayMr and Mrs Herbert Maynard kMr and Mrs Lester Stormant of Detroit called onMr and Mrs Floris Clark over the week end MARRIED ATDETROIT SATJfhn Rozek of Chubbs Cornerswas married to Miss Helen Bozik ofDetroit at the Granddale Presbyterian Church on Plymouth Road In Detroit Saturday night Allan Dinkel of Chubbs Corners was best manThe reception was held at tho Hutt in Redford After a months trip inthe west, the couple will reside inthe new home the groom is building at Chubbs CornersThe following from this sectionattended the wedding Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel, Mr and Mrs BertRubbins, Mr and Mrs Oscar Jesice,Mr and Mrs Wayne Wagoner, Mrand Mrs Ambrose Kennedy, Mr and Lloyd Hendee Undenom inationalWest between MainUnadilla StrertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 AMSunday Worship 1100AMYouth Group 700 PMEvening Srvic e 800 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome to EreryoneBETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Miles N 3 Miles W of Pinckney 4060 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgSunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745 CALENDAR OF EVENTSWed 7T30 p m Choir Practise atCongl, Church Choir will function all summer and not recessThurs, June 10, 200 p m, Ladiesat Congl Church Thur, 800 p m Teaching1 Staffof VacationBible School will meetat Congl church ifeai,Saturday 700 p m Family Nightat Peoples Church Potluck dinnerSunday 800 p m, Childrens DayExercises at Congl ChurchSCHOOL MEETING TUESDAYAbout 5fl people met at tle schoolhere last Tuesday night to consider expanding the iapaeity of the twoPinckney school buildings They were too small this yeSar and census figures show the scTiool attendance here is due to increase yearly for the next5 years due to the increase in population It is proposed to build 4 roomson the elementary school and 4 onthe high school and increase tho sizeof the gymnasium A round table dis cussion followed and apparently, allpresent favored the expansonAmong the additions to the highschool would be a boiler room tohouse an oil heating system, a new kitchen, new shop, science room andnew class room Also a band roomThe present school enrollment is approximately 600 The enrollment is increasing at the rate of 50 a yearwtyich is expected to continue for5 years at least The fact that Central America 01more properly Guatamala has just received a shipment of 1900 tonsi aims which is equivalent to 100 carloads of arms from soviet controled countries is occasion for alarmWe dont want any neighbor countryhere firing id our rear while we artengaged in world problems Itevolttt ions are numerous in Centra Ameica and illiteracy Is high There hl have been numerous reports it wCommunist infilterated and thftt theJUMU3MLuu4k Zxine, ws In past this country has done verylittle to placate them, consideringthem inhe too small A unimportant to be a threatThe Guatamala governmeat claims that they tried to buyarms from this country for years is vain, so got them elsewhere tux theirown protectionespite President Eisenhowervictory in 1952 and the manifestation nf his popularity which enaUed many Republicans to ride to vic tory on his couttails he has receivedlittle cooperation from them in gett ing his program enacted These samtsenator and representatives showedlittle of his strength in the electionand as the result they controlled th house by a narrow margin and weretied by the Democrats in the senateLets look at the evidence These snue Republican senators and representatives were conservatives aidMipporttd Senator Taft in the Republean convention They were forced toaccept Eisenhower after he was nom inated and sensing his popularityand drawing power used him tospearhead their drive and get them selves elected They gave him lip sirvice during the campaign but altarelection turned their back on himind have continually introduced measures to cripple him such as thRricker amendment which wouldhave deprived him of his foreign pol icy power enjoyed by all presidentssince Washington Fortunately by aa cal the president was able to ftth Democratic support to MUing bills proposed, by his own The present McCarthy affairwould not have come to a head iihis own party members ha4 not wanted to clip the presidents wing and built McCarthy into a power tOdo so They see their mistake nowThtirs 9670 Night Prayer ServiceFrank ShuHi Pastor 745Marshall fcd Gen 75490 South Lyon, MichLynn Hendee and wfe called at theEd Parker home at Base Lake Sun day GALILBAKMISSION0200 McGregor IU Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PaitorSunday School 1000 AMMorning Worship 1045 A UEvening StrvlcV taW P XWed, prtnr Mtttiaff FLOWER SHOWAll are invited to attend the Livingston Peony and Spring Flower Show which will be held in the FirstPresbyterian Church gym, Iiowell, Friday, June 11 from 100 to 900p m Admission is freeAnyone living in Livingston county invited to enjter floral specimensand floral arrangemetita in a noncarnpetitive class Enteries must be made before 1100 a mO SCALENDARJose 11 fifociai Initiation, Itidg Milk, SW and are trying to quash his 3circus which threatens to extendfull campaign and is no longerasset but a liability Due to trwttll dous pressure he senate finally pated the president housing programwhich calls for building of 600,000 housing units These homes wwiA sell from 8000 and up and could babought for 400 down OR a govtrn ment loan This was against ththeir convictions as they, have afcways classed federal financed puWJ housing as creeping socialismNOTICBPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwill remain as heretofor Haircuts, all typesShavesincluding Saturdays, M, 1Mrs Helen Miller and MisiBobon left Monday witft thB ygrade class of the ftjschool for Park Otoft whattwill visit the Manunott Gwrtfcpupils earned 6Q8 fat tfU latvft tor f4 f VV,, uSv iLzi, YOUll HMDEasy to Dial STARTING TUKDAY, JUNf 22Us aof Mw afetv fcw away H 1 fco far jm to UMOW ftl1 It SORE yea havi the tormtVyou want to call a localaiunW hero in Pfacktj lor acunplo UPtown2 Urtiw foe Hit did torn btfort you fat, Ir lilt tha raaajkar and wait umtflataady huntfofag eound Thats tha 4kl lamaway of3 Mat thtTWO IETTEWS Hrrt dial tk irft lottorUpUc your ftnyar JBH thWTUY ptning oa your talophonoPull tka dial Afta4 untilfingor bita tho Hop Romore yourJbgtr and let tba dial apin backfraalyc Dial toeond letterFla tbo PRS apamifig, tho eamo way5 Ttn dtd AIL AVI NUMERALSYouU thanintarmittaBt orsignalanbusy aJfoalgYoull dial TWO UTTWS a4 itt Kff NUMERAL alt to all yotp in two neighboring comjmijrttia Brighton with AGadftuyand Doxtor with HAmilton numbenTo aallOparalora food Ida i tatyaan g ya Bca kaw few W dialGRKGK THU NW lor yoor fatanoy MWF will leaatva sttigand bow to dtal thanauattng Tnaiiaaj Jaa M Tho tnatJo from aovarof to aail any pfaiao yon wtafct I1HnU YOUtflU ff bajfta fajftoin mrytt by aJloHnf MICHIGAN BILL TUMNONI fOMPANYPLUMINIKuiil BllaUl IBok Owt fpia hotn from Qtwdiftttfa Ayi tWi wdtoi W Ite lte lolat aai Mm KaDU Waat am4 ttflomi af Mfttt Jted W a M toiavt PttrwSJuiWytte arted on W, a Mar awUian itata San Sttoda fiy and , r Ifflyjhiiati of Ann Arbor arts feat Jaaja EmaJka Wm fhahan aoma tarn, atat and loa Marios aa4 Waak aad aaflan a tka Jaava SaOa Coraa an4Ofaf yi Wiwdtoi Workman and wife of Howdtt MQad 4 h OttTtrLaMU horn rriday Hr aad Un, Roy lUaaon ntirl4 6 l b hlalaad 60 paople at their home Frday ateat fonowtag their daughter,Ana Shirleys graduation Amongtkam were tha Ktanttn Rsaions andHairy ftoaag oi Ann Arbor, Elmer Patta, CoopafaMBa,Sarlt7 Untonsaf Itfedtend aad a number of localwaa m aaflan a tka Jaava SaOa Coraa Baft aoma were taatd Hoary of Kr Heha Bear at Sawoh, Chartes WhtsstaW ead Mona af Tiajfhj ani ofMM it Ark teft ofat lte CU Vera Clark has been tramfanodAoa Gainp McCoy, Wlst backto 91 Leonard Wood, Mo Maynard Glark and wife of Mmnlahaatat aaUad at the Walter darkI Oaoffa MaaboB baa bought a Jot atpat Dejrwtm aad Daztar Roads and hit Dale, la tattdlng a bouse thare Hm Mary Htf and Mrs BaulaliVartta pa dai at the Lemuel Mart some 1B Yptllantl last weak Poo upartaoqt aafMad by BallWedAa It bulldtnf a saw port and am 0ja ftwarthout FunaimlJanwm taaaady AdSasiaa ad wife aatf K loaa paoplaWar Mr 4 MM i Prt m and son, tinDetroit eaJkff at the ftUpctohMavday He waa drhtf tho fpadalbottl by taa Owiat CoW athi BtwaM Tnojtla an of dog poisonBtoctoaijia jftl hare a aununafNevaatlon pvognun txoetad by Bob Praddss ooaatattfg of awns andbos soft ball leagues etc Born to Robert Berry and wife ofJackson, formerly of Stockbridge, on May 82, a son, Patrick Rmmett IIlia Dexter high school alumni reunion is June 1 The class of Myears ago, 1904, will be honored tSupt Otto Haialey of Ann Arborpublic schools will be the speaker, at the Dexter commencement June10thHelen Ann Mercer, granddaughterof William Kerear of Pinckney is agraduate at Brywn Mawi College this weak Brighten high school finished insecond placa in base bag in the Oakland county league EHtahftft Armstrong it the Hartland high school valedictorian andSharon Stuart, salutatorian Commencement is June 9 John Oorycs and wife of Fowlervtfe visited hU brotherick Geryes at Cleveland, Ohio, last week Mx and Mrs Steve Gerycz entertained recently on the occasion of their daughter, Bevery, receiving her first communionThe Howell school district willvote on a school bond issue July 9 Eugene Mclntyre is reported illat his home at Sprungtown Howard Hanks, 21, arrested atBrighton for furnishing liquor to minors was given 15 days in jail Lansing will have a show boat thisyear on the Grand River June 2126 Don Burns and Tommy Howletttook the upper grades of the Gregoryschool where the former teaches to the Detroit bail game last week The Cheasaning Show Boat isJuly 1818 Roselyn Fredenberg, daughter ofAl Fredenberg of the Pinckney Bank la home on 2 weeks vacation fromSt Lawrenee hospita,Umsing whereshe is taking a nurses course Mr and Mrs Amos Cassidy ofFowlervilie celebrated ther 60thwedding anniversary last week Lightning struck the home of Mrand Mrs Albert Dinkeil at Chubb Corners last week for the third timebut damage was not extensiveAlthough the Harger school haavoted to be annexed to Howell it willfunction again next year and the con tract of Mrs Alta Meyer, teacherhas been renewedA l,712,500 construction programwill start at the Michigan State Normai College at YpsilantiAugl,next It will include a 562,000 field house,a 800,000 womens dormitory and48 apartments for married studentsThe Chrysler Proving Grounds atChalseea will be dedicated June 16Bill Vokovich, winner of the IndiantpoUs races and the other 8 men whofinished in the top four ranks will fflEARErAMTREMKmQCOlWed Thar, Juam 9, 1L EXECUTIVE SUITE withWilliam Holdoa, Jane AllysonBarbara gtanwycfc Frederic MarshFriday, Saturday, June 11, 12 DottbU Festare ProgramWiH Rogers Jr, Nancy OlsoninTHE HOT FROM OKLAHOMAPlusJff Chandlw, Rhonda FleminginYANKEE PASHA All in Technicolor Friday, Bfttwday Jane 11, ISTHE GREAT JESSE JAMES RAID in ToekmieolorA Drama StarringWittard Parker, Barbara PaytoaStooge Costedy Cartoon NowaSunday, ftftnday, June IS, 14THE CARNIVAL 8TORT In TechnicolorA Drama StairingAnno Baxter, Steve Cocliran8unday Shows S, 5, 7, Cartoon and Travelrace, VacaforiiirneiVacation DollarsVXC AT ION LAND Theres so much men to on joyand wum tim m tnjoy ftvacationing itf your ownMichigan You avoid day ofcosty tfoesoms longdistancetravel and fill them insteadwith superb fishing, golfing,swimming, riding, boa tincamping And Michiganprices are aasy on vacationbudgets Write today for freMichigan vacation literatureti cAatwifttivf MAHIYMICHIGAN TOURISTCOUNCILMHTOLHM n Mom Tues, June IS, 14, 15Matinee Sunday IM P M ContCinoauSeope Stereophonic SoundKING OF THE KTBER RIFLES In TedmicolofStarringTyrone Power, Terry Moore and Michael Rennie Tues, Wed, Thar Jun 15, 16, 172WL, Thur, FrL, SaWun 16 to 19 Three Dimension fPHANTOM of THE RUE MORGUE In TechnicolorwithKarlMaiden, Claude DauphinRegular Adm Price3D glasses 15c Bring your own glasses, save 15c iComing The Command in CinemaScope, The Flam and thm Flesh ,Donald Davis, 28 ofdrowned at Coon Lake Monday nite The body had not been recoveredTuesdayBarbara Miller held open houseafter her graduation Friday nightAmong those from out of town were Mr nd Mrs George Henzler and theGeorge Pollefeyt family of DetroitAlso the Clarence Hemans familyof Grosse Pointe Famss There were 60 guestsWm Ketcham attended a serviceSunday evening at the Dearborn Baptiet church, honoring Rev and MrsHarold Donald for 25 years of service to the church Next Sunday Mr Ketcham will attend the golden wedding anniversary service of Revand Mrs Ralpr Waldo Emerson atthe Knox Presbyterian Church inDetroitJames Meyer and wife were in Detroit Saturday Messrs Lawrence Baughn, Lawrence Camburn Jack Hannett andye editor accompanied Murray Daggto Detroit Tuesday night and helpedhe and his brother induct their father izto the Eureka Masonic Lodge PETER PANWak Disneys Animated Feature EOUISANA TERRITORY w Romance in Historic New Orleans Starring Val Winter, Leo ZinnerCartoonComing Fiendi Iin,Flamrand tha Flash, Men of the Fighting LadyLEE THEATREWkltmoro Loko, Michigan Friday, Saturday, June 11, 12 2Big Feature2The Bowery BoysinMEET WE MONSTER withLeo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Hants HallandPRIDE OF THE BLUE GRASS in ThriUng ColorStarrlacLloyd Bridges, Vera MiUs CartoonSunday, Monday, June 13, 14 Biasing Saga of Indian Warfare ARROW IN THE DUST In TechnicolorwithStirling Hayden, Colen GrayTechnicolor Featurette,Hottest 500 Novelties News CartoonTuesu, Wed, Thurt Jun 15, 16, 17 Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer JonesGins Lollobrigidain BEAT THE DEVIL andOVERLAND PACIFIC in ColorwitaJack Mahoney, Peggy CastU and Adele JergensRADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSUTTER T V SALES AND SERVICE125 Webster St, Pin Phone 118Attention Attention HOW IS YOUR AttentionPicture Tube iS IT WEAK OR DEADWE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT TO REPAJgALL MAKES OF PICTURE TUBES AT A VilY LOW COSTOUR WORK IS GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS CALLSHIREYS RADIOTVPhone 83F2 Pinckney, MichiganALSCIAluminum Comb Windows and DoorsDelux Windows 20 eachFlange Type Windows 1660 eachAny Sise up to 40x86 DOOM 46 each up to 86 in wideFinest Quality GuaranteedFiber GLasa Awnings and Porch En closures AJ Graybiel 6 8 71, Brignton, Mih SEWING MACHINESWa Sarviee an4 Hefeir All MaJcatFroa Bateajaa QJtan in AdvmncaSnger Sewing MachtMCompanyWalk Guaranteed1U Sooth Main tt,riiJX PeoplDRYGOODSGROCERIESSHOESGENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORECanning is Hard Work but you canLets compare with easfel11 tTIPf FOR CANNINO 1 Wash and huH berries Prepare syrup3 Sterilize ars4 Place berries In tars sV Cover with boiling syrup6 Remove air bubble adjust Ud and seal7 Place In canner8 Process for specified flaw iONLY 4 POt9 Remove from cannerj readjust lids cod1 Test for Haht MOI 11 label and date 18 Arrange on shelves RRt Wash and hull berrtet8 Combine berries wh sugar3 Place In container4 Gate container 5 Label and date6 Ploes In fmnrHOT WEATHs HOTNoneofltopatfoM irequlrei heat, youll love anomeFreezing foods, instead of canning,leaves the kitchen cooler A freezer is wonderful in other way, too Foods holdtheir fresh, natural color and flavor They keep their vito ins and minerals With avariety of home frozen foods on hand, meat plannings easier in every wayentertaining is less of a taskBE MODERNLIVE ELECTRICALLY orDetroit Edison The Gordon Hesters of Ypsilantlpent Sunday at the Andrew Nesbltt homeJoe Lavey played the outfied andJack Jeffreys pitched for HowellSunday against a Lansing team Howell won by a big scoreEdward Reindeau and wife EvaMeLocasof Ann Arbor called at theJames Whitley home SundayFred Bead and wife and the JohnMcGoire family of Detroit called atthe Bob Read home Sunday and were dinner guestsScott Hubbard and wife and HughDohaney and wife of Detroit calledat the George VanNorman home on SundayThe Bob Seefeld family, ColumbusOhio spent the week end at the EarlBaughn home Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel and MrAiberta Close attended the OEj S home coming and memorial atj Byron last weekMrs Helen Smith, Mrs CharlesCase of Howell and Mrs Link ofBrighton called at the Roy DiUing ham home last week,Mrs Alberta Close visited the0 E S Villa at AdrianSundayShegoes to the upper peninsula thisweek Mr and Mrs Albert Dnkel andMrs Alberta Close attended the O E S meeting at Brighton Fridaynight The grand family were thereThe John McGuire family of De troit spent the week end at the FredRead home and attended the Michigan State College Home Coming Complete Line Plumbing Fixture and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Hesters tComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell We Install We ServiceI073EM36 Phone I83F2Something COALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To Fill Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119DEHoe Sons TRUCKSTRACTORSCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWELI,, MICH PH 1632INTCBlOft OTCOBATOBS Represented by H W WYLIERESIDENCE PINCKNFY, MICHIGAN PHONE 32Rom where I sit tt Joe MarshHave you heard aboutSkeeter Robert unusuil i i ilutame owl Blinky He, itui herabout three yewsI say her because up to auple of weeks apfn nobody wasluite sure But now Blinkysu motherof two chicksSeems Klinky had been actingVind of wtranRHO on a hunch Skeeter put a couple of henSegK in her nest Darn if Blinky didnt et on thtm for 5 days IaHt Friday they hntchd, andnow HRnkyV as proud as a mother hen Sos SkoHtr WUe SeomotherFrom whore I sit, theres ason for all of us Guess youd it tolerance Birds and animaitoften seem to do bettor in that respect than humana If I like atf lass of temperate beer with auppr and youd rather have ciderit should be okay with both ofUP Neither of us should give ahoot what the other fellowii,e, say, or does, as long M hflfv aw of theRightCopyright, IJyi, iiuicd Slalu SfUMU iFree Triguned and Removed ExpertlyHr oz, Phone 136F4, Box 298,Rte 2, Pinckney TOE BROTHERS TREE COMPANY HIE ROUSH PLUMBING SA8 TO 310 WEBSTER ST PHONE 189, Pbckney Mr and Mrs Mark Nash enter Mrs Warda Harwood, Ralph HarGained 25 friends and relatives at woKj and wife of Howell and thetheir home Friday nigfet folowing Daryl Shirley family of Back Laketheir soil, Davids, graduation, called at the Albert Shirley home Mias Gretcen Tasch will leave Sundaythis sjonth wtffifc the Howdhaye Bath Kirehke la ome from 9oba 10 toy trite w Olln Robinson p, and wife of AmArbor spent the weak emd at the Olin Robinson home, Bosh LakeLeonard Devereavi asd ion of Detroit called at the Murfif Kennedyhome SaturdayThe Ralph Hall fanfly spent theweek end at the Stanley mil homein Marine CityWeek end gnestf O Perryhome who live in theVanHorn apart ments were John Bonaasty and wifof Colon, Mr aid Mrs, Robert Matt hews of BUT Oak and Mr and Mrs Wayne Motter of LeslieThe Herb Palmer jr family 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verdiet was tendered ITS WHAT YOU SAY THATCOUNTSA few words from you fes a satisfiedcustomer makes more impression onother people than anything we canpossibly say about our service So we want you to know that your recommendations are appreciated byall the members of our staffWhen you bring in a friend, you cancount on us to give him the samepersonal attention that won yourconfidence and goad faith The fincknty SaaitariuxnHay It Buffy, M D Pincknty, MichiganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat,700 to 800 PrMDr R MtCloskey DENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganFirst National Bank Under Federal Supervision1CEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONAll Deposits Insured Up to 10,000for Each Depositor Herb SneedPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howell, Michigan Real Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeLee UveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F8 Pinekney, MichREFRIGERATION SERVICEHarold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F3 PinekneyAuctioneerFnSales ,A SpecialtyBert WylieCall FowlerviUe 226F8 Arnold BerquistWANTED Painting and decoratingfor week tod and Saturday Jack Darrow phone Howell 476WIrocerv Myron J HughesPlujhbing and Heating RepairingLicejised Master Plumber Phone 183F21075 East M36, PinekneyFUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthoul directorModeiw Equipment Ambulance ServicePhones 39 and 63, PinckneFred C ReickhoH, Sr OPTOMETRIST120 Weal Grand River Howell, MichiganPhone 358 Residence 611Lloyd HendeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinekney, Mich Phone 161F1SRoger J GarrComplete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinekney, MichCemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford To Milford, MichiganHilford Granite WorksReal EstateHomes, Lake PropertyBusiness OpportunitiesList Your Property With MeGerald ReasonBroker 209 North Pearl Pinekney, Mich Phone 133Ct, East Shore,luinace automatic gast10, 3, 50Plaokney RwnJ ADYS FOR SALEAll new year aroundFOR SATF woi r nn contemporary home at Hiland Lakerun AL, walnut Dresser 20, niton nniviriup console Jiadio 10, Chaise Lounge n i uii fli11 PCM 110,Up Table , Formic j Vainities in both bedrooms, ledge fireplace, carport indirect lighttiled floors throughout OpenSaturday and Sunday, June 12, 13George D Boore, Phone Lu 11399 Dearborn, MichP ni rneSALE 14 acres of alfalfa, firstand second cuttingQuality Mechandise Orville Smith, 2 miles north of PinckneyTrxrm f alteringRENTMy warehouse at 122 305 Mill St j WANTEDWashings, also sewingaltering Vivian DarrowLOW PRICESBear Md WiM lo Take OutPhone Howell T06J1QUALITY with Mumy Dagg at Gulf Sendee Mrs HeIen Delury Hwe11who has key I will be in Pinekney FOR SALE2 rug and pads, 1about June 10 for one week only 9x12, one 7V, x 8, Mrs Lee LaveyC F Hewlett I WANTEDA ride to Chelsea MustFOR SALEiAiumlnum roaster for1 Jjve Pfnckney at 680 p m25 lb turkey, 6 pair French Jntovi Margaret Huhman, 610 Unadilla 1 set Grolier encyclopedias and 9 St PinckneyStandard Dictionaries, 5 50 for en WANTED Carpentering of alicycloclopedias, 2 wheel trailersolid kinds at prewar prices oak beds and chairs springsSparton Phone Dexter Hamilton 5838 trie Motor Njck KaluaerLEARN TO PLAY The Accordian, f3800 E M36 4 mies East of the worlds most popular musical in ney, phone Pinckney 66F18strt 8 khomeMEATSFRUITS GROCERIES GEENES MUSIC STORE1MUSIC STORE114 StateJjHowejljone 810 TYPEWRITERSRegular office aad portable typewriters suitable for students, officeand home Terms See them at the depot, New Hudson, Appointmentevenings and Saturdays Phone Geneva 79652ABFloil heatinaDcda Mllkr phoae,78FllFISHMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE VSCHOOL BOARDCANDIDATES AND SCHOOL ANDSCHOOL ELECTORS OF THEPINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR ELECTION JULY 12th, 1954 Two 2 Trustees for three years1 Election of school officers willbe by petition as proviceforby pub lic Acts of 1949, No 83, in Section1ft, as amended Chapter 131 SchoolCode , V 2 Petitionmafcft obtained fromMr Eric RosSecfftry of tye schoolBoard of E4ocatifc 8 Petition eliaS0 tVLfid with theSeeretary of the 8fOrrd of docation,Mr Eric Rose, on rVfore JUNE 21 Autoottv QUsn Sbld cmd st, 1964 lnslaUtd4 No elector ste sign petition iqi8 Quad RfcrPhone 151for more candidakef fer each terra HowlL MichthanerearetortefteoV fQR SALEJiW o 0 Each petitonfchaB be signed bylfijjamnot less tiian 25 qoalified schoolelectors of the district 6 School eors must beA citizen of the,United State,Twentyonrejr of age or overA resident of Michigan 6 monthsprior to election A resident of the school district atleast 80 days next proceeding the elec tion 7 Elgibiity of membership on AieBoard of Education Any Qualified Voters in the aforekientiomd Pinckney school districtwbove name appear on tfce assessr meat rofi and who is sole owner inhis own right of the property so as seated shall be eigible to election orAppointment to office in said school district, provided that where a husband and wife own property jointlyregardless of the name which appearson the assessment rolls If otherwise qualified, each shall be eigible to election or appointment to school officeDATE OF ELECTION MONDAY,JULY 12th, 1954 st 800 P MElection to be held ia high schoolCARD OF THANKSThe Pindoiey Kings Daughterswith to thank the men and boysforthe help at the Mother A DaughbttfMt Also tke Hickory Bidge ppur music strument, 8 weeks trial period for FOR SALKHouse in Pinckney atonly 225 per week, including less j 220 Pearl St, large rooms,large lotaoas and use of an accordian in your 2 car garage, some fruit Bids willhom j be accepted on this propertyMrs Winifred GravesFOR SALE JCTBAV fcfliij washedsandand gravel graded a mixed, also proceed road graveL D 1 GRAVEL COMPANY4 miles, west of Howell at 4950Mason Road Phone Howell 984 1 2 or FwlervCfo 388F11,WANTEDWool, Market PriceLucius Doyle, phone 42 PinckneyEVE TROUGHMade up and hungFor free estimate call WmJJrash JrPhone 182F2 PinckneyMANDLLS SAW FILING LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 11254 RIVKRBANK LANEHILAND LAKE MICHCERTIFIED PUNTINGCOMPANYFARMERSMftTHE UNCKKCT DISPATCH Wednesday, Jun 9, 1954Scene on Grand Trai ae BayMichigan B gan urewers ssociatrjh350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganAltes Brewing Co Frankenmuth Brewing Co Goebel brewing L,Pjeijfer Brewing Co Sekevtaing Brewing Co Stroh Brewerj CoCONSERVATION DEPT The pheasant outlook for this fallis classed as rosyDispite the 500,000shot last fall the flocks have increased Of the 28 rural mail carriers making the spring census 13 reportedmore, birds, 6 the same as last yearand 9 less78,000 squirrels were take lastyear and 52000 aoossumsBurning permits were cancelled inthe northern lower peninsula lastweek owing to dry weather More than 1,450,000 people visitedthe state parks over the week end The possibility of huge oil depositsin the Northville area are still unknown and they will not be untilrock samples of the Trenton form ation are brought to the surface soit can be seen how much connectionthere is between the pores Oil doesnot lie in pools as many believe but seeps throug the rock in pores400 wild turkey eggs gotten fromPennsylvania are being hatched atthe state game farm at Mason Wild turkey experts predict that not over40 percent of he birds will matureThe birds when hatched will be plac ed in areas suitable for propagationThe state is selling tax delinquentlands in Washtenaw, Oakland, St Clair and Monroe counties A list ofthe lands may be obtained by writingthe conservation dept, Lansing TheBales are June 14, 16, 17A fire in the Pinckney recreationarea last week burned 8 acres ofhardwood 66 fires burned 21 acres last weekThe seasons total so far is 563fire and 4880 acres The post card poll is ended andshows 95,000 deer killed last fall26,000 were taken during the any deer seasonRefreshingasWater FestivalTimein MichiganH i glass ofSPECIAL EVENTS INMICHIGANAQUATIC CAfeJune, 1st Week, Prosque fsle CcunfyBOAT RACINGAND WATER CARNIVALJuno 4,h, GladstoneC TBOARO MOTOR REGATTAJan 4fh oivd 5th, Cheij gon AT 0 iAL CHERRY FESTIVAL,,1,3 th fo 9tii, i2 CifyJune 26th to 31t, LoweSMlf GAN WATtR WOiDEBLAND FiSTVALJune 29tii to t, Pefoikeyf the letters start Then from allover the free world come such com ments as lbBe from reader of THECHRISTON SCIEJNCE MONITOR, 8Q international daily newspaper The Monitor 1 must reading for straightthinking piople f returned to school after atujisc of 111 years in getmy Jerre jrom the collide, but my education comesfrom the Monitor Flic Monitor fines me ideasfor my tcorh , I truly enjoy its com party You too, will find the Monitorinformative, tviih complete voild news You will dLrmrr coniniotivc viewpoint in every news tory L the coupon below7 fie OiriMat Scinre Monitor , Norn ay Nr Bostuii 15, Mflv V S APlriif tetil me The Chn tianScicncr uiiur for oi ypiir Ieiilre ilo Q i moK j375j QI my name 1atlJrvsstoneMrs Kaymonda Morris and twodaughters ,Mary and Becky, moved into their now home SaturdayMrs Eleanor Ledwidge was in Plymouth Sunday where her son, Keith, was ordained a subdeacon at thfseminary He will be home for thecummer this week Miss Joyce Chamberlain of AlbanyNew York, is visiting her mother,Mrs ,acia ChamberlainNotes of 48 Years Age Glen Richards is working forGrant Dunning in Hamburg William Moran and his ang arebuildig a sidewalk on the north side of Main St In the base ball tournament Saturday Pinckney won the first gane with Gregory 8 to 4 with CrackerMoran pitching Frank Dolan pitched second game and Pinckney lost to Brighton 8 to 9Ethel Graham and Norma Vaughn visited the Cady school Friday wehreFlorence Andrews teachesGeorge Reason has a new Reo car, Graduation is June 17 The class is Sada Swarthout, Alma MeCluskey,Bessie MurphyFlorence SproutMart Clinton, Morley Vaucrhn, ArthurSwarthout, Ruol CaGwe, Dr Stephenson of Detroit will deliver the address Friday nipht 50 friends of Revand Mrs Littlejcm went to the Methodist parsonage here and gavepound partyPatrick Kelly is in Mt Clemenstaking the hot baths for rheumatism Many of our eit7,fcnK are in Ann Arbor this week as witnesses in theConnors case Mrs Conners is suingtwo Dexter saloonists for 5000, claiming they sold her son whiskeyFebruary 7 which resulted in his UGeArn his feet so badly they hadto amputated He attorneys areLouis Howlett ami R D RocheKirk Van Winkle, the W M of Livingston Lodge No 7G F A M uttnded the annual Masonic GrandLodge convention at Grand Kapidslast weeKPercy Hinchey is selling SanFrancisro Cyclone Calamity Insurance Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 09, 1954 Description An account of the resource June 09, 1954 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 1954-06-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d0d1c27f2bf364325e69ab1712c66394.pdf b540e7ccd362d263c73de07f680a1d3c 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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th e wis eone s favo r Cleary , sec , o f stat e o rLeonard forme r Detroi t polic e com I n a speec h las t week , D Hal e Brake ,stat e trea s an d als o a candidat e fo rth e gumernatoria i nomination , sai dh e di d no t hav e an y glamo r a t all Tha t i f th e voter s wante d glamo rthe y shoul d vo e fo r Governo r G Menne n William s A T TH E COUNT Y FLOWE R SHO WA t th e Livingsto n Count y Garde n SOFT BAL I NEW SPinckne y los t to the Cit y 8ervk etea m o f Howei l Her Frida y nigh t8 t o 3The y go t 1 2 hit s of f Singe r bu th e coul d hav e gotte n b y wit h bette rsuppor tHowei l score d 3 time s th e firs tinnin g o n 3 hit s an d a n error Tw oo f th e hit s wer e misjudge d fl y ball si n th e outfield ,Pinckne y score d i n th e secon dwhe n Gentil e hi t a hom e run Afte rth e firs t innin g Singe r hel d Howei lscoreles s u p t o th e 6t h whe n the yscore d a ru n o n a n erro r an d adouble Pinckne y score d th e secon do n Gentile s hom e ru n an d th e 4t ho n hit s b y Lave y an d Gentil e an don e th e 6t h o n Gentile s thir d hi t an da doubl e b y Hurtibise Howei l aco xe d 3 the 7t h o n 2 error s an d 2 hits Pinckne y ABRHEd Meyer , l b 4 6F Singer , 2 b 3 0Lavey , 3 b 8 1B Darrow , s s 4 0Gentile , c f 3 2Twitchell , c 2 0Hurtibise , I f 3 0R Darrow , r f 8 0Clu b Flowe r Sho w a tweek , Mis s Florenc eHoweil las tPreus s o fPinckne y wo n tw o secon d prixe s an don thir d i n Flowe rMM Thoma s Bonne rwo n on e blu e ribbo n i nclassification Arrangemento f Pinckne yth e sam eREPUBLICA N LUNCHEO NMr an d Mrs Thoma s Bonne r o fPinckne y attende d a luncheo n a tth e Hote l Hays , Jacksdn , Saturday ,a t whic h Hon Dougla s McKay , Sec o f th e Interio r wa s a n honore d guest Lawrenc e Camtar n o f Pinckne y wa sals o tthere ANNOUNCEMEN TEmmet t Kin g Barbe r Sho pClar e Swarthou t Barbe r Sho panounc e price s a s follow s fo r Satur jSinger, p 3 0 1A B R H1 20 32 32 63 30 XCity Servic eBowman , I fH Nixon , s sLawrence , l b 4Gillette , 3 b M Nixon , pWl lWellman, cAschen , c f 3 0Mrofka , 2 b 2 0Wylie , r f 1Wakefield , r f 1 0 1UmpiresGG Darro w Loui sStackable UmpiresGeral d Darro w A JLoui sPinckney , Michiga nI days Haircut s 126Wet k day s 100COUNCI L PROCCEEDING SRegula r meetin g o f Villag e Counci lJan e 8 , 1964 1 Calle d t o orde r b y Pre siden t Dinkel PresentShirley , Swa rthout , Kennedy , Tiplad y an d Clinton Absent Read Motio n b y Shirley , supporte d b yKanned y t o allo w followin g bills ftober t Egeier , salar y 860 0Penal d Winger , car e o f fla g 6,0 0P B Df f l CONSERVATIONDBPTA 6 foo t hea d da m wil l b e construc te d a t th e outle t o f Foc h Lakes i n th eThunde r Ba y Stat e Fores t I t wil lfloo d a 62 acr e area Man y raccoon s hav e bee n suffer fro m a viru s jaundic e disease Th e dep t has acquire d 60 0 acre so f gam e land s an d 28 0 acre s o f hun tin g andfl , mostl y i n norther n Michi gan Wm Osborae , 83 , o f Manistiqu ewa s th e oldes t hunte r t o ba g a dee rlas t year I t wa s hi s 62n d huntin gseason 38,00 0 wort h o f standin g timbe rwil l b e sol d i n th e Houghto n Lak edistrict Th e dept i s no w surveyin g an d i mprovin g 7 Michiga n streams The yar e th e Fo x River , Pin e River , Mapl eRiver , Swa n Creek , Huro n River ,Otte r Rive r an d Ceda r River Tw o dee r wer e see n i n Edgemon tPark , 3 mile s fro m downtow n Lansin glas t week The y hav e als o bee n see na t Rochester , 2 0 mile s fro m Detroi tMor e an d mor e dee r wil l b e see n i nsouther n Michiga n a s th e year s ad vance Ther e wer e 6 0 DEMOCRACYMAJOR PCUTCA LA9OMARC H ZO tTHA T mLSTAfcp H RtPON ,U TilJ f b Dial Servic e Jun e 2 2 j CURREN T COMMHf fI ne w wa y o f telephon e livin g wil l Re n Adria n rfon u 0 Pinckne y Tuesday , Jun e 22 , I letter nlT, A ne w wa y of telephon e livin g wil lcom e t o Pinckne y Tuesday , Jun e 22 ,whe n th e Michiga n fiiel l Telephon eCompan y introduce s dia l service hereTh e chang e ove r is set fo r 50 0 a m Wit h th e change , a ne w metropol ita n typ e numbeiing syste m wil l in clud e th e centra l offic e ,nam e o f UP town, an d fiv e numeral s in each te lephon e number , fo r examle , UPtow nLoca l telephon e user s wil lthere wa s eve r an y agreemen twhic h Shiawasse e wouldduun T toffice of representative irr the lesia lature with Livingston county For2j j she was combined with due to lack of population Shlawasee has twice the population ofLivingston Still for the first two years after the consolidation Thurber Cornell of Howell was elected tothe office For the last 6 year deBoom has held the officeCornttt is again a candidate for the offlctthis year This caused the letter from deBoom to the effect that he knowsnothing of any deal to give Shiawav seethe office 3 terms and Livingston one term That if there waisuch a deal he was not a party toand will refuse to abide by i ThoJcall each other by dialing UP followed by five digitsThe Company is now operating 2telephone systems until the time ofconversion Customers will continueto use the manual type until Tuesday and the company continues to test thenew dial equipment, getting it xeadyfor DDial DayAt the same time Brighton telephone numbers will be changed Thecentral office name wiH be ACademy Dexter already has the two , u uw WM1UCletter, five digit numbering plan, with1 of course is up to him It doei notHamilton the central office name, i stem quite fair that Shiawasttt duo To call Howell, customers will dial J to her larger population should getthe code 41, then give the numbrjall the representatives The situationto the operator I is similar in k o JCWtCKf 40 AALAtfCff New telephone directories are being delivered here before the ctowigesThey will include all the new tele phone numbers and instructions onhow to dial themThe new dial system is housed inthe new Michigan Bell building hereThe cost of the project, including theswitching equpment, dial instruments and outside telephone constructionwill amount to 76,000 TVTM THOLMSH THf tt9UCAN AMD QCMOCOATlC PARTIESfW HbtIJl HAVfi MAO AN OPPORTUNITV TO EXES THiV WiLi N THfi aVAN0TAK THAT IS AN tSeNTfALfc 1 gP Bay Duffy, health officer, 1000Vans Motor Salesjeep parts 33986 Bruce VanBlarieumpainting at 9500Stanley Dinkel major rd work 7600Cousins printing, tax notice 4400Cas Clinton, major Rd Com 6000Albert Shirley major road com 6000Inn Kennedy major road com 5000Murrays Gulf, gas 585Thrashers Adding mach rep 676 DSwsrthout, parksidewalk com 6000Lee Tiplady, pork, sidewak com6000 HHrard Rjasd, parksidewalk com5000 fto Read Sons, lumber 1288Lavaj Hwdre Ins on fire truck 6666Helen Reynolds, postage 600 Motion carriedMotion by Shirley, supported byOferton tto appoint J W Winger,chairman of the 1966 Memarial DayProgram with full cooperation ofthe Village Council Carried The following coundlmen were appointed on the Park and SidewalkCommittee for a yearKennedy, Read,and ClintonThe following Councilmen wereattainted on the Street and Road Committee for one yearSwarthout,Tiflady and Shirley Motion to adjourn carriedIWdrtd Ackley, ClarkSPECIAL NOTICBMeat at the Darrow Barber Shopwtii rtmabt at heretofor til typM 10075cSaturdays, M 1 Darrowwill ht no frtjf movies at thia summer, the firemen ifcsa for severalto do to ti conservation lawviolations la si week 47 for violatingthe fishing lawsDeer are causing much damage tothe cherry trees and strawberry patches in the north A chemical preparedby tthe Dow Chemical Co has beenbeen sprayed on the fruit but thesuccess fs spotty xRains last week cut the fire lossMichigan to 27 acresHOWARD THAYER GETS AN APPOINTMENTTHoward Thayer who is visitingteacher in Washtenaw county and president of the Pinckney schoolboard has received a U S, government appointment He is one of the 25 educators in Michigan picked totour the air base atiation schools inIlinois, Texas, Mississippi and Colorado and observe teaching methods, and suggest improvements Thecourses taught are mostly mathmatic He leaves Lansing July 11 by plane and will be gone until July 27 He is the only teacher chosenfrom Washtenaw county There were none from LivingstonLIBRARY NEWSSummer Reading Program1 Any boy or girl from the 4th to the8th grade may enter the contest2 Contestants may earn points by reading bookslThe points are markin front of the boo Local Social EventsTOMAMK HMMIBONLortiae Itomaaik, donghtcr of Mrand Mrs Stanley Tomaaik of Pinck ney wes married to Ruasel Johnsonat thg Concord Presbyterian ChurchFriday nigh They wil live on theSzymanaki farm on Hinchey RoadThtf bride graduated from Pinckneyhigh school in 1952 The groom isemployed at the Pinckney Fabricat ing Company 6aftoRt ChurchSt Majys batiwiie Church, Rr Fr Albert Schmitt, Pastor Sunday MassesSummer Sehedult630, 800, 900 1000, 1130Summer Schedute 630, 00, 900Noveoa DovotkuuFriday evening, 780 p m Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotions, Saturday 730 to 900 p no8undayBefore 800 musBUSHWRJTJEFFREYSMrs Dorothy Boshweit of ftedfordwas married to Steve Jeffreys ofDetroit at St Marys CatholicChurch of Bedford last Thursday The reception WM at the BotsfordIan near thereThe following relatives attendedWilliam Jeffreys aad family, LucyJeffreys, Mr and Mrs, Matt Jeffreys, and Mr and Mrs Ray Chandler,DINNERDANCE PARTYSt Marys Altar tad Holy NameSocieties combined last Thursdaynight and held a potItuek dinner anddancing party at the high school gym After the dhmar a programw put on with Rev, Kokevkh of ChurchCalvary Mennonite Church Rev fczra Beachy, Pastor LOCAL NEWSClare Miller, wife and son ,Rick,and daughter, Carol, attended thegraduation of her neice, PatricaFrank at St CelceJias school inDetioii Sunday VThe Lee Lavey family Mrs MaeMtz attended the graduation ofMrs Luveys neice, Joan Shields atSt Thomas high school, Ann ArborSundifTh Martin Hitter family were inDexter SundayMiss Elizabeth Marks of SanAntonio, Texas is here with Mr and MrsCharles Hewlett She is Mrs Hew j lctta sister Mrs Don Swarthout will teachpart of trj 7th and 8 gTades herethis fall vrhich will split o,i account of its sizeCharles Hewlett and have he situais similar in the state senatorialbought aThere are home at ViitoTexas2 lare factories thereS 8 SuptMorning Worship Sunday School Walter Each100011003 Books must be taken from thia li brary4 Bookg must be kept for a limit of one week Contestants who fail tareturn books on time must forfeitone point5 In a notebook contestants must keep a record of books they haveread, following this planName of bookDate book was take from libraryAuthorShort paragraph about a bookor a paragraph telling why youenjoyed reading the book6 The contest will run for 11 weeks from June 8th to August 24th Lakeland as toastmasttr Jack Clark,Donnalee SwartfefoV d BarbaraSinger played accordia selections Loretta Schafars polka battd playtdCarol Miller top dned And MikeHeath sang and pJayetf hji own aceomptaJmttit oaa guitarThe address was given by Rev FrMiller of Westphalia Rt AlbertSchmitt also sbke Tb rest of theveatef wwtittk im dindhg TheGreen Mosfs 9tMi ef BoweQ orthestra played About 200 attUdSTARLIGHTThe Maapnie k who AM of on minstrelhow t last treifiwffl put oB avariety ifiowWysat fatsUad oh tht Ptnekaey Hg ftld Friday sndpIt wiU fwrture frtd teodaO, a WR,Radio 0Ur n tif an JfadtHne,a comedy danct team In adoptionthere will be numbers put on by total talent , The full program willbe announced neit wookJack Hannttt is ehalrman Theproceeds will go to the lodgt buflding fund as it is planned to enlarge thttemple as both tht Masonic and OSS membership douhltd in the lastlew pun vwwiTht flower garden girls met June with Mrs McAfee They decided to name their dub, MTht Garden Pinks Barbara MeAItt is Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship SrirviceWednesday 800The 14th annual Community BibleSchooll will be held at the churchJune 1425 Monday through Friday 900 a m to 1130 a mClassesarranged for all ages from 4 up Giveyour child the advantage of these 22 weeks of Bible centered teaching Everyone is welcomeOssgrtgsfioitl Osorch Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 980 AMMorning Worship 1046 A M Thar Night Prayer Meeting at theChvrth 800Wed Ckoir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To AllThe Pssflss Qkank UndenominationalMM Watt between Main and Untdilla StrerttsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 946 AMSunday Worship 1100AM Youth Group 700 PMEvsnlng Servic e 800 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome to the Dupont and arbide Th harborthere is being deepened so oceanships can come in The Hewletts arshipping their household jroods toVictoiia Their son Charles jr will will occupy their home here whendischarged from the finny in January1955Mr Shaw of Hillsdale has rentedthe Poulson Apt on East Main StHe works on the Jrand Trunk RailroadMrs Margaret Burns is visiting atthe D Conklin home in Farmintfton The L J Henry, Tom Ware andEarl Kimberly families attended theopen hous Sunday night at the home of Mrs Alida Lor ing of Lake Chemmung on the occasion of the graduatiation of her daughter, Joyce Karus Rev J M Me Lucas of Brightonsuffered a heart attack last weekTuesday and was taken to McPherson hospital, Howell He returned tohis home MondayR W Wyhe informs us that theRev Thomas Wylie, pastor of theFirst Baptist Church, Kalamazoo irno relation to him and is not theThmas Wylie after whom his cousin, Thomas, was named trict where Livingtojs combinedwith Ingham An agreement existedfor yeers whereby the senatorshlpwas shared by Livingston and Ing ham counties Accordingly, FrankShields of Howell and Henry Rossof Brighton were elected to the office When it came Livingstons turnagain she put forward Hon LynnGardner of Iosco who was retiringspeaker of the house Joe Foster ofLansing broka time honored customby entering the race against Gardner and defeating him in the primaries and then going on and winning thtelection Since then Ingham haelected all the stte senatorsThe Ann Arbor News carried awriteup of the VanBlaricum or Dave Kelly farm on Patterson LakeRoad last week This was purchasedby Dr Bruce Frahlick of the University of Michigan Medical School afew years ago The buildings artremoved and it has been transformed into a tree farm In the last ,8 years he has planted 30,000 Scotch,white, red and ponderous ftime trees,blue spruce, tulip trees, arrowwood,BBTOEL BAPTIST CHURCH8 Mfltt K A1 Miles W of PinckneyNotebooks must be turned in at the Basjrdto, seerttary and Luise Basj ,by August Awardswill be given out on about Sept 4Mr and Mr Ben White calledth Frtd lers boose in Lyndon last do, treasurer tad reporter Flaf holdan art Barbara Sinter and Leslie McAitas fisrRraft, Sunday Morning Service1400Babtol followed by MessageService 745 Livingston Lodge No 76June 22 at 8 p m F C, doprees,June 24 730 p m Strawberry Festiva at StocHbridtfeiinner at 730,EA degree Livingston Lodpe to furnish candidateJune 27 1045 a m, Lodge to attend St Johns Day Service at the Pinckney Conpl ChurchFridaySatimiay July 9, 10Starlight Verities at Pmckney Lighted Field Lawrence Baughn, W M , d,bush cranberry and othw variety of shrubberyTh e tarm kaown a Frahlicks Acres has been certifiedby the U S Dept of Conservationas a tree and wild life farm None 4 the trees will be marketable in tiurrloctors life time except the Seotofepine which he plans to give to his friends as Christmas treesThe legislature passed a law at Itssession allowing counties to set aside part of the tax money for homes forthe senile and aged This is to relievethe load in the mental institutionswhich are said to be overcrowdedbecause the coanties have been send ing senile and aged there who arenot mental cases In Washtenaw county the board of supervisors, has appointed a committee to investigateacquiring Leland Sanitarium thereon Geddes Road as a home fr thf aged It would be operated by ththe county It was built fo a TBSanitarium by private subscriptionand had to close recently when the state withdrew its supportFrench forces are meeting withreverse after reverse in IndOCbiaaand its complete loss is seen to tfes Communists within 30countrys policy in the days Thismatter isONLY TWO FILEJune 21 18 the deadline for filingThura Night Praytr Service 745 Frank Shulta, Pastor9C70 Mutkall Rd Gtn 76490 South Lyon, MichGALJLEA BAPTIST MISSION MOO MtGrtgor ltd Portage Lake Lany Matt, PastorSmday School 1000 AJfMorning Worship 1046 A M Stfvioa Yt40 P 1IPnytf MOtHm 7tSO 9 ptttttont for the school board So faronly Murray Kennedy and MrsJorald Clark, incumbents have filed If the present rate of increase whichis 50 a year keeps up the Pinckney school population will double in 10yearsSupt of Public Instruction ClareTaylor says 25 counties in the statedo not have sufficient taxing powerto meet school expansion needs Onthe list is Oakland, Macomb, Monroeand Washtenaw The reason given is that the biggest percentage of taxable wealth is in the cities while the population growth is in the surburban districts Wayne county has anunused debt fund of 6,105,946 Kentcounty has the largest 22,000,000This is possible because 40 percentof her children go to parochial schools still a puzzle One day we are aboutto intervene on the side of thFrench The next day we are netSecretary Dulles and President Eisenhower have repeatedly said wo would never let the country fall tothe Communists but just what wewill do to prevent it is not dearA week ago the president was reported ready to ask congress to allow hiaa to intervene in a speech The sptecfewas never made It is doubtful itcongress would have approved Tbia countrys policy has always been tolet the other nation attack firstAnyway our allies would not go along with us on an intervention policyIn the present affair the hydrogea bomb is apparently useless as itsdestructive power is too widespread This covers a 100 mile area In IndoChina the battling armies artso close together that as many Frenchwould be killed as Communists It it only possible to use the bomb te isolated villages such a the one InJapanDetroit has started an investigation of a Chicago attorney who itcharged with making a big profitby selling babies to childless couples for 2000 each This he does withoutany waiting period Adoption is possible from legitimate cSphanhome but the waiting period is from 6 months to 3 years The lawyer obtains the babies from found ing homes where they are bom tounwed mothers They cost him ttttfoor nothing and he makes a nies pro 1v w t VV5pvfc iYOULL FIND ITS sAICB Wednesday, June 16, 1964 xit3 EasyDial, STARTING TUESDAY, JUNE 22TTie ttep below show how easy it will De for you to use your new dial telephone1 Be SURE you have the correctnumberSuppose you want to call a localnumber here in Pinckney, forexample UPtown 811992 Listen for the did tone before you dial Lift the receiver and wait until you hear asteady humming sound Thats the dial tone the equipments way of saying Number,please3 Diol the TWO LETTERS firstTo dial the first letterUplace your finger in the TU V opening on your telephonePull tne dial around until yourfinger hits the stop Remove yourfinger and let the dial spin backfreely Dial the second letterPin the PRS opening, the same way5 Then dial Alt FIVE NUMERALSYoull then hear cither the ringing signalanintermittent burrrrrror the busy signala rapid buzzzzzzYoull dial TWO LETTERS and ALL FIVE NUMERALS also to call your friends in two neighboring communities Brighton with ACademy numbersand Dexter with HAmilton numbers To call Howell, youll dial a code41and give the Howell number to operatori Its a good idea to make sure everyone in your home knows how to dialPLEASE CHECK THE NEW DIRECTOKY you will receive soon, , for your friends1 new numbers and how to dial them starting Tuesday, June 22 The inside front cover ofyour new directory tells how to call any place, you ,wistiitYOURSELF to better telephone service by dialing carefullyMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4 PresinlinSiarllgh 9CWELLSYLVAN THEATREOlea MichiganMrs L Brokaw who has been spend I Jin the winterin Bay, City vyih,, her t , ,daughter, MreTlJet Roafe feats return tl home W Thar, Fri, Sat,Jun 16 to 19 Ytday, Saturday, June 18, 19Mrs James Eaman of Detroit aad Three Dimension ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEETMrs Will Steptoe of Webster called IHAvTnM t Tnv P1T1 MnwriTW A j V f at ihcChailes Wood, James Marble HATM of THE RUE MORGUE A Comedy m Color parting and Albtri Wilson homes at Ander Ttjl Bud Abbott, Uu CosUllo and i wiia , harles Mn last wee K Maiden, Claude Dauphin Cartoonj E,mlLamberon closed Ms schoo Regulaf p, 3D J5c , , riicks lat Fnday with a picnic at Brlrig own glasses saVe15 Sunday, Monday, Jun 20, 21 Lane THE COMMAND,andNewsNotes Sun Men, Tuss,, June 20, 21, 22Matinee Sunday 230 P W Cont Guy Madison, Joan Weldon A Western in Color StarringGuy Madiwm Joan Weldon and James Whitmore Reason, formery of Stock Cartoon Sleepy Time Squirreldied in Lansing last week He THE JMM , , V SmltftOut lor run2 jris John and Allie CinemaScope and Warner Color t lZ in1eKtfy Ijaines entertained 50 Vci, Thur, June 23, 24 im1 Malives at her home at Lana Turner, Pier Angeliy folku1 ivr the graduation inn, David and daughter, Judy,, FLAME AND THE FLESH 1 vy high school, In Technicoloriwn i iVleihodist ChurchMcoivci live ixquest o the late j Ii Frank Ovitt of GregAiiOvvf ciiji in 1952 ami his , 1 ht estate totaled Thv ynuivfi got 12,000 thetvn oinx to the Chelseair Old Peoples Home vice ehair11 o uie Doxr SavLiga Bank,ni, JMvii liecud vitu chairman of theL, , , Michigan bankers at theirv,, vniuf, al Moiirot ,,10 nJii Day, to bangr AdalaiSi , DmolveUic candhiato forji i, tu in lir2 is June 17 lie vyill bi1 ilic dy at Lansing, baveh, , it tin Ltin farm m Cuii iAC aitll attend u Reception at the,vi ttirpk in DcirH ai 70 piiiThe v,ods seo tc ije full of cati1 ci, Jii ii iniiu iat ncminaiionIM siKnri in vt naA1 county1 liei Ui , L Sheriff J ohnI ,j iii Utirn, iit itiii 1, will no boj 11 rriiuiau lor reeietiion j vriv Riuinivki, editor of the Bowe Kviev, wh was recently optiiii on at Sjjaiiow1 hospital, Lans v iii to i,he lnham Lontity Sn iiiu lor Miiuiiui1 cjeration lastv ComingThe Clenn Miller StoryPlay GirlTus Wed, Thur, June 22,23,21KOH ROY, TE HIGHLAND ROGUEin Ichnicolor rA Wait Dsny Production Starring Richard Todfl ilynis JohnsPlusECOS HILLComing Red barters, French Line t y, Casanovas Big Nitfht PinocchioScio DnycIn iheatre f the KhtinK Lady 6588 Jackson Road, Ann ArborPhone Normandy87083Jsiv r, son oi r and iis on IK ouiiy v lub j if IV,e Lt,y ija t County icrpit h iMniun Huspit el uvaiti llie jUiiiuse of iia n n ID, i os i oi ma ii i ie i,,j6i IIK iiaiiii iiuinnuT xu ii i y l1Meddiny ,J une hae sunimer lecreationhe v Children under 12 admitted FreeFridaySaturday June 18, 19 1UVTANY BAYin TechnicolorwithAlan Ladd, Patricia McGinnalsoSILVER CITY in TechnicolorYvonne DeCatlo, Edmond OUritn Cartoon LEE THEATREWhtmoro Lake, MiehganFriday SaturdayJune 1 19t Wall Disneys Animated Feature T1NOCCHIONew Characters to take their places wilh all Disney ImmortalsandTHE LONE GtV in Colorblasting the ury ,f the westwithGeorge 3VjntjJomery, T rothy Malone V Cartoon1 Sun, Mon Tiies June 20, 21, 22 n Sfay PareeSunday Monday June 20 21LONE STARwithClurk JahU ,Ava GardneralsoCONFIDENTIALLY CONNIEJanet Leigh, Van Johnson j THE FRENCH LINEC100 I In TechnicolorTues, Wed, Thur, June2223,2T THOSE REDHEADS from SEATTLE Jant Ruf iA Hert Roland andIn Technicolor I r Xrtur unJcult, T wth Featurelt Frontier Days in Tech,I News and CartoonI Wed ,T1iurv June 23 24 Heauty and Danger in GLASS WEI, withG Hoson John Korsythe, and Marcia HendersonandLoretta Younp, Kobert Mitchum andMartha Nash visited her aunt,, Wilhuuv Holderkl Goarhart at Dexi r i week inJohn BuiK is buildintr a ham on RACHAKI AND THE STRANGERis farm News and CartoonRhonda Fleming, Guy MitchellPlusFLIGHT TO TANGIERKIn TechnicolorwithCartoonJoan Fontaine, Jack PalanceRADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE48 YEARS AGOBorn to W Devercaux and wifeT n lamMortVarieties MiJp Fitzsiinnions of Adrian wasviiarviid in Miss H Black of thisyuco nt St MaryAj hturh Wedno TlTy will live it Adrian, John Mclntyre and wife of Colgate N D afo visiting nere TIIP mavvinno of Mrs MyrtellaReason Hamilton to Edward HoltonHeld at Vetcranw Memorial Field, Pinckney, MichiganStarringpT5r 9yrMf If 1W J R RADIO SINGING STAR of rirvclnnd is announced It tookilce at Pontiac Born to James fireor and wifeSatirhy a son Mrs, Margaret Salmon VanFleet,v ifo nf John VanFeet, died at her hinu1 hero Saturday Ccorffe Reasonand wife and MrsJiria Simler went toDetroit Wednes ny h rho forniers new Reo Stockin 12 Jreen former Pinckney larivcs with hi daughter, MrsJiic irS 111 1 rs in Lansing,is spending ihf nnr h of June in Emilys coiivalbMcni toiiie in HowellDivoiips wvve grunted in circuitv nil last woek to Doris from Frankriutzak Arnold from Eliza Couj ir,,uiJ iciiii trom Roy CreightonMMiiav hcensis have been issuedU Kucl Johsoii j4, Pinckney aid, Lrraine Tomaik, 18 Pinckney aid uona HI v illnioi f, t t VUAU ajiu IICA, tor Topping, 22, Stockbvidej Tlie inaiivjpnt of Betty Lira1, aauij hli r of Mr and Mrs Ejiin Lineoi Marion o K C Cluvson, son of Mrs, Let La Ciawson of llovcll is an nouced MrsSteve As hehrenner has annotm ced the tmwaement of her sister, i Shi rey Skow to Robert Quigley ofi Chelsea Twr, 11 year old Grass Lake boy, , Robert Dwelle ad Harry Warden were1 killed last week by Now York Centra mail train while walking on the Ijailroad trackThe Chelsea high school band will pive summer concerts this yearNotes of 25 Years Ago Mrs Harold Cloakeyr GertrudeTujpeV is a graduate at Ann Arbor, hiffh school this week,Mrs Elizabeth Curlett has receivedan announcement of the marriage of her nephew, Jajines Curlett to Mae I Davis of DetroitA car occupied by Mrs Minnie Gardner and daughter, Ethel, turned overlast Friday No serious injuriesMrs Gene Mclntyre entertained atdinner Saturday Mrs R K Elliott and daughter, Evelyn, Mrs LouisCoylc and Miss Wroodward of Berkey OhioThe PinckneyMichagamme ballteam defeated the Ideal Lawnmower team of Lansing here Sunday 11 U 4 The Charles McGregor farm homeon M East was damaged by fire lust Friday, a wing being burned PROMPT AND COURTEOUSRIHER T V SALES AND SERVICE125 Webster St, I Fhone 118action Attention HOW IS YOUR AttentionThokiii hall team lost to theio Saturdav 4 to 2RAY MADELINE COMDY DANCE TEAMJULY 9 10 ffk, Sponsored by Pinckney MasonicBuilding AssociationBENEFIT OF BUILDING inning, Thi v battery Adrian Lary Roy Mornn Others on the teamwere Hnvoid Swaithout, Tom Moran, rhrcs Kennedy, Kenneth HarrowFrancis Harris, Claude Monks air Norbert Lnvey UiOiam Firk lost one of his besthorV,rlftSt weels,Chester Hincheys house was struck lat weekThe baccalaureate sermon MHH bedelivered Sunday night by Rv Fr Comraeiford offElmer Glenn entertained the Washtenaw Jersey Caitle Club at his farmSaturdayMrs Grace Matthews and daught r,Dorothy Wallace of Detroit were in jured Friday when their car tip idover hereJohn Lynch, former resident, wasmarried to Julia Bratek at St Joseph, M, flst week Mrs Eliznbeth Johnson fell indbroke Ivr hip Saturday 1Andrew Campbell, Harold Reason1and Don Swarthout are working for fhe Budd Wheel Co, Detroit , Wm K Darrow has moved to FourMff Lake where heis guard at the prison cement plant , Picture Tube iS IT WEAK OR DEAD10 REPAIRALL MAKiiS OF PICi URE TUBES AT A v LOW COSTOUR WORK IS GUARANTEED f OR 30 DAYS CALLSHIREYS RADIO TV Phone 83F2 Pinckney, MichiganALSCOAluminum Comb Windows and DoorsDelux Windows 20 eachFlange Type Windows lft60 eachAny Size up to 40x55 Doors 45 each up to 36 in wideFinest Quality GuaranteedFiber Glass Xwuings and PorchEn 4 closures A J Graybiel Local ItopreeatntativePhone 5 8 71, Briffattn, Mich iSEWJNG MACHINESWe Service and Repair All MakoaFree Estimates Given in AdvanceV I Singer Sewing MachineCompanyAll Wotk Guarantied114 South Main St, Ann ArborMichPhone Normandy ft4222, Ann ArboOT84T2 11eitonalMrs Winifred Gravet has word that her dautr, Mrs Helen Helen Gravea Boucher of JllJr ciseo sailed on June 5th on thi Hypia from New York for a 8 nthton of Europe, Sto will riiit 5 countries Mrs Nora Sigler Reaafti isj now at High OrijiRic tiltttrSh fffips Soilsj will hae more water tohelp bujld higher yields, ityour soil has a regular turnovertin Mio aUn Roberta MUle aad daughter, Bit who hare been at the Albert Sair ley home returned to their home inI Marion last week Mr and Mrs Harry Lain were in Detroit Sunday Qeorge Crtn informs us that theptaeh crop in this section will be email thi ycov due to winter kill i Mise Florence Tupper of Flint and iCharles Whitohead and wife afcd Miss Beatrice Lamb rn of Gregory called at the Jest Henry home Sunday Paula Curlett spent Sunday with 1 everly Shevrod at Portage Laks 1j One Campbell has sola tome acer age on M36E to Charles Sager of Givnd Rapids who i building adrivein barbecue there Walter Clark and wifa were in Hamilton, Ohio, last week Otis Matteson tpent last week in northern Michigan with llay lloriar I ity jThe Murray Kennedy family visited,the Detroit Zoo last Thursday and called at the Francis Culvet homea i in Detroit i W, P Martin, Ohio StateUniversity agronomist, pointstiUt mt rotting organic matterimprove the wil tTiiture andjiakes it more ixrot Wajer percolates in more easily Ramaare soak4 up and held by thesoil, instead qt running off, orponding on topIn this soil building proeeps,millions of tiny, invisible microbeu play dn important part As they Uttd on organic matterand break it down, they producea jjummy, jellylike substaic,This sticky material glues tiny soil jartides together into clusters aggregates These aggregates, m turn, increase thesize of the soil pores nd allowmore water to enter As oFganmatter rots, it releases CFOPfeeding nutrients More soil phosphate is made available togrowing plants It Kelps increasethe efficiency of the fertilizeryou add to the soilMrs Haael Poulson chief operator has chosen tertnina and the amount is bastIon payment Thi allowance is an poyes years ot service ,t J r f VK v,in Rail Th Gerald Kennedy, family of How established policy of Michigan Bel Ambrose Kennedy family on th em ell and the Ambrose Kennedy familycalled at the Irvin Kennedy homeSunday Shirley Hosier of Milan Bpent Sunday at the Walter Clark home Don Swarthout is progressing nicely on the new porch on the funeraliiome Emil Weddige is helping him Miss Lucille Camburn closed herschool at North Lake this week ult to you 7C9thkt li Itrgi enough 1 MO ofltr you, froot meuuiciBut4 twaMk yea en aiM wwldia la Ike sMa, Mtbar tadyour t WSitja tu color ttOperators Mrs Roberta Ambuigeyand Mrs Opal LaBelle, left te rightare typical of the women Whq haveserved telephone customers here fortie Michigan Bell Telephone Com pany After dial service eomei toPinckney Tuesday, the operatorswill be provided for by transfers to to other Michigan Bell exchangee orpayment of termination allowance MASON SHOESDIRECT FROM FACTOR tr orfertaf lltfogll f Sptalrltaour StrrtM 4trft from our fMy, ru ft row thorn turn trmfa urMk for Up montyBd TRST AREQVAMMTMm TO TTT YOU It vnt rtl ooi PQiXortUUpbon m IV eil bMT wJACK HANNEH in Soil organisms need extraents when com stalks art plowed underGive Soil BuildingGreen Light To Boost Crop ValueS OIL building measures shouldhave green light priority inany farm improvement program aimed at increasing profits, reports the Middle West SoilImprovement CommitteeThat is particularly true withthe drop in prices and farm income in recent months, saysa statement issued by the com mitteeToday the high cost of farming makes it necessary to weighevery expenditure on the basisof whethei it will bring backlarge Immediate returns Limeand fertilizer meet that specificationTime and time again, experience has shown that each dollar spent for fertilizer can return from 3 to 9 in increased crop value, eWhether prices go up ordown, it is profitable to use fer tilizer Dr Frank Miller, University of Missouri farm economist, points out that cuttingdown fertilizer use when pricesfall is not playing it safe Fall Pasture Fertilization fs h More Grazing, ExtraForage and Higher ProfitsWILUAM L HACK GANDiDATB FORREGISTER OF DEEDSI wish to announce at this time that 1 am a eandidat for the oftiee of Register of Deeds oa the Re publican ticket Your support at thePrimaries August 8, 194 will be Appreciated SincerefWilliam L HackThe counselors at the Universityof Michigan Fresh Air Camp arrive June SJ and the first bunch ofboys June 88 The Desmond Ledgidge family ofBoyal Oak spent Friday with MrsEleaaar Ladwidg Their daughter,Diane, remained for a visit William J PawlacEyk jr son ofMr and Mrs Wm Pawlaczyk of WhiteLodge has enlisted in he U S Navy and been sent to Great Lakes, 111He was given farwell parties before he left, one at his home and oni byaa aunt la Royal Oak Wellfertilized pasture rives extra milk and meat per acreneed for potashThe fertilizer can be addedany time this fall, but for thefullest benefits it should be puton as soon as possible after thelast cutting of hayThe committee points out thatfall is a good time to add fertilizer It helps spread the farmers work load In the fall, too,the ground is harder and thereif usually a firmer footing fortractors, trucks and spreading equipmentIf you wait until spring,lays the committee, you maybe stymied by wet weather Fertilizing pastures offersgreat profit, possibilities, reports the committeeThe narrowing margin between production costs and marketing returnsfor meat andmilk, says the statement, demands greater economy infeed Fertilized pasture and ha are the cheapest feed afarm can productDRESSING pasturesthis fall with fertilizer willpay off in an earlier grazingbite next spring, lower feedingcosts and a bigger return per acre in high quality forae fordairy cows and beef cattle, reports the Middle West Soil Trnpfuvemenl CommitteeBlue grass or white cloverpermanent pasture that aretopdressed jvith a high nitrogen fertiliser this fall will getoff to a quicker start nextspring says a statement mad a public by the committee Thatmeans fewer days of barn feeding and more days ofpasturingLegumegrass meadows fedwith a high potash fertilizerwill return extra tons of haynext year Moreover, the life ofthe stand will be considerablylengthened Midwestern agronomists recommend adding from300 to 500 pound per acre of efertilizer such as 02020, 01020, or 01030 depending on the INCREDIBLY SHEER,fcctherlightloilesGeorgiana styles two filmysoft voiles in new exclusive designer prints Full cut,with soft Howing lines and builtin feature of quality youd expect to find only inmure expensive dresses Tebelized for enduring wahafilitv and rrease resistanceClassic coat drc, inr iodern print Rhinestonebuttons and exquisitelattice work across thebosom In Green, Blot or Srown Sizes 12 20, B Stayin pleat i onbosom and toft bouffantskirt, sparkle buttonsand cord tie Mumprint in Pink, Yellow orBlue Sizes 10 20PEIRCES STORF 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TO DIAL FOR THE FIRE DEPTWILL BE ANNOUNCED NEXT WEEKMovedHaveBody Bumping and Paintkg Shopis now located at120 S HowellSt Pinckney, MichBring in your work First Phone Installed in the Horn of Mrs Dorothy DinkelRACES EVERY SUNDAYEgeler onPctoDrJACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAYtoh n Mile TrackOnly you conPREVENT FOREST FIRES rarhcf j3JcfloOpn CompeKHonj Hockey Swmrtahout and wife, L J Swarthout and Ronald,CIaude SwarJ thout and wife and Harold SwarthoutI and wife spent the week end at Lov ell Sunday ffueite of the GeorgeRoushet were Jack Teeters andPau Allen of Detroit Sylvester Hanis and Alexare building a stonefence Frahlicks farm MMrs Asher Wyilc and 4 chidrenspent Thursday and Friday in Ioniaand attended the graduation of herneices ,Jean and Margaret PickfordMrs Eleanor Ledwidge visited inRoyal Oak last weekKeith Ledwdge is spending theweek at the retreat at Comstock He will work foi the Citizens MutualAuto Ins Co this summerWilliam Readet, president of theLemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilauti called on his mother, Mrs Beulah Martin last Sunday,Charles Hewlett and wife arrivedhere Thursday from Victoria, Texas for a short stayFirst National Bank, Howell who hasbeen at Ford hospital, Detroit is now at McPherson hospital, Howell Mrs Dorothy Dinkel, Johnny andChristine were in Howell and Stockbridge last weekThe Robert Read family entertained Rev Winger and wife at dinnerSunday Profits UpZluUilainingII FertilitySoiviX want to saver fertilizer wind up losing nrefit from lowerVI id that boost costs per bisht cJlarexJ the MiddlWLS Soil Improvement CommiLicc, in citing a recent state ment by Dr E P Reed, Ohios iite University eteniofiagronomistRood reportLthat he seesno reason at present to apply less than recommendeda mounts ot iertiiierrh farmers keep yield il producWr unitPat fiupert and wifedf Howell adRex Hendee and Daleerie Roblatenwere Sunday dinner gueiti of Lloyd Hendee family , VZJWednesday, June 16, 1954MYRONMoutiAtt of MarchComplete Line Plmnblig FixtwetStoreGROCERIES DRYGOODSCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORECompany Dinner CookedLast Week Waiting in YourWHIN COMPANYShostess in the easy, unHeres how Do your cooking days or weeksahead Makethose festive appetizers Bake a ham, pie, cake, cookies and pop em in your freezer Then on the big day, foods on the tablt withheatandserve speed, as deliriously fresh qi tho just prepared And youre fresh and relaxed able to really enjoy being hostess Conveniencethats the word for a home freezerSE E YOURDEALERor Detroit Edison BE MODERN1IVE ELECTRICALLY Archery Hunters bagged 1800 deeryear uouipauci to 1850 the yearbefore Dick Kennedy, son of Mr and MrsMurray Kennedy while running the power mower on the school lawn lastweek had ihe index finger on hisright hand cut to the bone The Iiev Brady family of Roscoramon spent the week end at the M EDarrow home William graduated atKoscommon high school Thursdaynight and Isabel from the MichiganState Normal, Ypsilanti Saturdaynight George Meabon tuul wife called atthe Wm Marshall home in Stockjbridge Sunday IMrs Rosemary WJiitley and Lindaj visited at the John McGuire homej Detroit Friday, The Ralph Hall family spent Sun 1 day at the Cleo Curtis home in Dix boroj The Francis Shehan family spentf Saturday at the Lundeen cottage at Hiland Lake Mrs GeoiKe Wilde sr of Ann Arbor spent several days last week at the George Wilde homeMr and Air Andrew Nesbitt, MrsGordon Hester and Xellie Gardnerand Fannio Monks visited the Detroit Zoo last Thursday Russell Waiters and wife of Fowlerviile called at the George Meabonhome SundayMrs Albiiia Dinkel Close leftwith the OKS, Grand Family forthe uppe1 ptniriMila Monday The Rny windstorm Saturday m did idMiiterable damage to the Detroit Edin liru The section westwest of Pirnkney and nunli on the,Howell Koad were without light and power from ija p m to 100 a m,Sunday Edison news worked allnight Tlie Ieoph s church hero had touse eajille at their Saturday nightfamily nivnlV F CJoe andwife spent the weekend in ClevelandMesdames Sadie Read and ViolaKoad weii in Ann Arbor SaturdayFred Rad and wife spent the weekend at the Sdiiser cottaye at Clear LakeCpl k1 i 1 Lavey is rn his wayhome Irum iirrmarsyAlrs AlaiA Jane Tasch isted MrsMelvin in Iktroit last weekand Juror hy Parker in Mt ClemensShe al nited the elementaryschools wirtulinu1 the one at Self ridj Jield GreUliei and Krislen Tasch spentthe week end in Ann Arbor with theirnotlvr Mi, Anna Tasch Mrs, Miuion Iearon oi1 Howellsjeiit, ihe week end at the OnaCampbell home and with them called at the Dick Pearson home in Red fnrd Sunday,Geore, Iauu r and wife of Detroit, spent he uiek end with the Murray JauuThe Tom Clark family of AnnArbor and Jerry Clark arid wife of Silver Lake called on the Mis Margaret Clark family over the weekendPamela SeetVld of ClumbuOhioi visiting at the Karl Hauyhn home Week end callers at the GeoieVanXorman hcnie uoe fJari Caryei ani wile of Toledo, Mrs K iar ner and Mis Beth Haehon of DeMoitW H Meyer and wife entertained the Kdsil Meyer Wm Lamb, G Meyer families and James Meyer and wife at dinner SundayMrs Virginia Clark of Milfordspent Friday at the Winston Baughn Lynn Hendee and wife and GaleHendee and wife spent Sunday at the Dr Jim Nash home in ColdwaterMrs Jane Clark of Dexter spentSunday at the Mark Nash home and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters rComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell We Install We ServiceI073EM36 Phone I83F2W ETrees Trimmed and Removed Expertly Joe Mroz, Phone 136F4, Box 298Rte 2, Pinckney THE BROTHERS TREE COMPANY THE ROUSH PLUMBING HAS MOVED TOJ10 WEBSTER ST PHONE 189, Pinckney The Jamea Hall family of Marion The Ronnie Hoskinsspent Sunday at the Merwin Camp and Ronnie Honkins sr of Detroit emibell home spent Sunday at the BoJack homo Floyd Fulford and wife of Mrs Edna Campbell and soft,Craig here Wayne called at the CHford Milercalled on Miss Anna Craft in How home Sunday,j, Saturday e NortnVn races start Thursday Stanley Dinkel, adm has sold 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 16, 1954 Description An account of the resource June 16, 1954 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 1954-06-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/044ca564729c8d7db83266e7667935ce.pdf db9c2af2965184360ed97b32a11b06ce 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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V7iSSCDispatchWednesday, Jane 29, 1954MICHIGAN MIRROR File for theFRANK BUSH RETIRESFrank Bush, reistfer of deeds for I Mrs George Green Notes of 25 Yeart AgoDr Amos Win T ttr ef killedMichigan once regarded asRepublican state is now in the doub htful class in all political forcasts Ifit stays in the Republican camp orgoes Democratic it will have greatpolitical significance Big sums of money will be spent and much maneuvering will take placeBig danger for both sides is a party split Republicans fear the prim aries where they havebattling it out for arp this county for the past 26 years on Grand River in Rowefl Sttardaya sure 7 ,v,a k I w A A Vcammary wounds of the last 3paigns they claim cost them theernohip They have held meet and did not file petitions for renomination in the primaries last Tuesday This came as complete surprise to everyone andwas not known until a few minutesbefore the filing deadline whenCounty Clerk John Hagmart called him up to ask him why he hadnot filed He said he had decidedcandfdaies jnot to This leaves the field to William Haack, Genoa supervisorand Frank Gould of Howell Lorenzo Murphy of Pinckney, the Democrat candidateings of the candidates and tried to CQ especiaiiy in them to agree to support thenominee Whether this willwork out remains to be seen The Democrats are said to facea challenge Jy James Hoffa, AFL leader, who does not like CIO domination In past years his challengehas not amounted to much Th Republicans are expected tomake what capital they can out ofSTdOAFL fight and the factVov Williams seeks a fourth term1 The Democrats have a few wea onf of their own They are the econ condition, unempoyment, lossof prosperity and lack of any highothTare expected to claim credit for all popular legislation enacted and blame the opposition for for the failure to pass needed billsHowever its impossible to draw upany pten until after the AugustJhrd primary fivrAdalai Stevenson made a flyingtrip through the state last v The general impression is that week,ne inveteransaffairs and the Republican partyorganization With a group of others he leased land in Genoa whereoil an3 gas well drilling has beenconducted, not yet successfully He came in for some criticisms sometime ago when it was asserted, hewas trying to get one of the states new prisons located in Genoa because it would bring 200 more fam ilies to Howell This he refuted in aletter published in a Howell paper1100 people signed petitions againstthe location of a prison thereOthers who filed for the primaries were for prosecutorWilfredErwin and Charles Gatesman, Repub licans and Martin Lavan,DemocratClerk, John Hagman, Republican 8LStarchCatboiiu Churchwhen he was hit by a car irfcren by Frank Hoffman of Detroit Jane Devereaux and WiQaee Bexgin were married at St Georges,church in Cindnnata, Ohio, last Friday evening, 730 p mweek I Confession The high school Juniors gave a Friday after Novenna Devotions, Aev Fr Albert Schmitt, PastorSunday MassesSummer Schedult630, 800, 900 1000, 1180Summer Scheduk 630, 800, 900Novgception to the Seniors at the Masonic temple Friday nightThe OES served the dinner Dorothy Carr was toastmistress Har Hall gavethe welcome speech and HeleneFeidler responded Nellie Gardnersang a solo J P, Doyle, Boss Readand Alta Meyer made short addressesThe balance of the evening wasspent in dancing Saturday 730 to 900 p mSunday Bcfoxe 800 massUhuruhCalvary Mennonite Church fiev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EschMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100drowning her small son and sent to the Ionia state asylum, may bej released soon jtPinckney met the best team ofthe season last Sunday in EatonRapids and won 4 to 1 Jim Koranheld them to 3 hits John Kobs, the Mich State College coach pitcheofor visitors and was found for 11hits Cox got 3 of them M TKellyin the Dexter Leader says the soilworked in favor of PinckneyWhen Pinckney hit the ballit hit a stone and bounded away from the fielders When Eaton Rapids hit it itbounded straight into the Pinckney , , players hands Kennedy at sljortand Earl Stan, Democrat Treas, threw out 7 men This is 6 straightJennie Eastman, Republican, Mary wins for Pinckney LineuprLee, c Koch, Democrat Sheriff, Lawrence Moran,pBrown, lb Doyle, 2bfMlil Mrs Ruby Snell, 48, convicted of f Young Peoples Meeting 730G ehringer Republican NormanDavis, Democrat Drain Com, Floyd Munaell, Republican, RalphWiggins, Democrat Surveyer,ClflayGordon, Republican, John Miller,onhe was a r9 trip here 1952candidate for presidentmade a more favorable jKporeJ Democrat Coroners Harold Bordon, Vern Dibble, Republicans,RayFill more, James Murphy, Democrats 48YEARSAGO Cottage Fellowship ServiceWednesday 800The 14th annual Community BibleSchool will be held at the churchJune 1425 Monday through Friday 900 a m to 1130 a mClaseesarranged for all ages from 4 up Giveyour child the advantage of these 22 weeks of Bible centered teaching Everyone is welcomeGoigrtgatioiai Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 Ail Morning Worship 1045 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch atWed Choir Practise LOCAL NEWS CURRENT 0The recent heavy wind tookpart of the roof of the W II MVy er farm home About every roomhave to be painted and paperedThe Murk NTash family, IsabelNah, Alice Gearhart, David Nashand Xoreen Powers were Friday jdinner guests of Mrsat Ann Arbor Jane ClarkSunday dinner quests at the W Since Communist suspectsbeen using the Fifth Amendmentto avoid testifying in Communist inquiries there is some agitation its repeal The people who advothis do not know what theyare talking about The amendmentwas incorporated in the ijl ofRights to protect the xigkt ot the ff theindividual and get away from theH Meyer home wereMeyer, Wm Lamb, G W Meyer families and James Meyer andwifeFrank Kucharski, 14, of GardenCity was drowned Saturday at Del hi Rapids, on the Huron River, eastof Dexter while trying to save hisneice, Marcia Ceinewski, M whohad got beyond her depth Others saved the The Edailold EuiPean idea that aBarbara Weidman, daughter of personwas guilty until proved innocentlt has served the country well duringits 175 years of existence and those who would repeal it would convertthe nation into a police or Fasciststate similar to Russia, Italy or Spain We doubt the sincerity ofsome of them, Fulton Lewis, news commentator and one of the 5th am endment critics, sued for slanderin Maryland on the grounds he slanMrs George Dominick of Half iMoon Lake was married toBarlow of Ann Arbor at StANNOUNCEMENTEmmett King Barber Shop Clare Swarthout Barber Shopaneunoe prices as follows for SaiurHaircutsWeek days 100Clyde Fisher and wife spent theweekily at Mio Sd er, 3b Kennedy A, S Bowman, Coxand Neil McCleer, outfieldPostmaster W C Miller andwife attended the postmasters con vention at Lakeview Friday andcalled on the Rev Maycroft faini y iMorgan Harris graduated fromAssumption College last weekDorothy Snively of the PiMckneyschool was second in the countyspelling contest at Howell lastweekThe Charles Holmes and Clyde Ry Teeple of Manistique hasBennett families of Lansing spent j moved to Brighton and entered the the week end at the James Marble real estate business Lucile Cain of Pinckney was martiI and Kirk Van Winkle homes They maje trjpHolmes autoe Fisher and p maje the trjp jn fr Holmes autoend with the Roy Fisher fam The genjor ciass enjOyed a hay hride to Portage Lake Friday nightmem on the west sijeat Mio ride to Portage Lake Friday nightSunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Moran is building a ceand Mrs, George Thompson were lk th t ij f tMrs Beverly Clevlnger of Ann Arbor, Bert Benham and wife of d M E Darrow and y s martied to Harry Churches of Howell Saturday at the Beebe farm byRev Bruce Esicbor,Brighton and M E Warda Harwood, Clare and Ptt f Howell square and from, the CVVanWiftk1le to the Thomas Read home,CONSERVATION DBPT,The Holland State park had al 800 730 P MA Hearty Welcome To AllThe Peoples Obureh UndenominationalM36 West between Main and Unadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 946 AMSunday Worship 1100AM Youth Group 700 PMEvening Servic e 800 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome to siTeryone dered a state senator in a letterjiollt i published in the St Marys EnterMaryV 1ist When Sheridan Fahnstock, i the editor was put on the stand hechurch, Chelsea SaUirdavihe recep ion was at tht Anchor Inn, Purtae i isri to testlfv relying They will live at Ann ArborMrs Coldie Schaufle of Stockbridge called on Mrs Beulah Martin lust weekMl1, and MrsLee Vanlloni of loAngeles, Calif, called at the Cliff ord Van Horn home last weekMrs Ed Perry of Colon visitedher son, Keitli Peny, analast week at the Van Horn apartmentJe Lavey is taking an enforce Ivacation as the renil of cutting his tbe g on theaivendment that he could notforced to incriminate himselfand the case was dismissed It evidentJy make a lot whoso ox is gored of differenceIf we repeal the 5th amendment it ht not be a bad idea to bringfamily I lm k the thunibsc2ew, the rack and rhr wheel to say nothing of thestock, ducking stool, all famoustorture devices of the middle ages of which confessionsH C Harris and wife of Cripple , ready had 320,000 visitors this yearCreek, Colorado are visiting his j The law protecting hawks andmJV, nnUB mother here owls goes into effect Aug 12 nextMarie and Charles Potts of Jiowew Mr and Mrg janies Markey of j These birds feed mostly on small rocalled at the Dale Miller home bun Povt Huron celebrated their golden dent, rats and mice day , , A wedding June 9 45 children and 20 fires burned over 42 acres 1 GALlLEAN BAPTIST BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH8 Miles N A 8 Miles W of Pinckney 4060 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgSunday Morning Service 1000jNsdejr School followed by Message Sunday Eveniag Service 745Tnurs Night Prayer Service 745 Frank ShuJtz, Pastor9670 Marshall Rd Gen 75490 South Lyon, Mich hand on glass while unloading junkat the village clump Stitches had tohe taken Mrs Alberta Dinkel CLsc returned Monday after a weeks tour ofthe upperponinsuki with the OKS and lilyf ler spent last week tMIK I with Sheridan Hadley a wife of JacksonChai, uisele and wife of Fow1 r i l George Kennedyof Detroit on Mrs Emma Villmerfamily ofat George by meanswere obtained when the state wasall supreme and the individual had iew rightsJusThe Ted DeBarr family of GladThewin spent last weekPike home yat the Bob1KB UUIIIQ r ,Kaye Wylie visited Bunny Hmchy Sunday W H Euler was home from theMichigan State San for the weekMrs Marion Pearson of Howellspent Sunday with Mrs BeulahAgatha Miller and Dorothy Head , tne music dept of thewent to University hospita, Ann state Norma last week grandchildren were pnejsent Jack Monks has been elected captain of the Ypsilanti State Normalbase ball team for next year Heplays 3bThe night,German class of ProfGaul held a reception at the Dr HF Sigler home Friday night The toasts and all talking were in German Miss Kate Ruen graduated fromMichiganlast week The years total so far is2997 acres compared to 4932 at thistime last Of the year 20 wells drilled in theeNorthville Area, oil has been struckin 2 and gas in 2ANNOUNCEMENTNelson Imus of Lakeland announ MISSIONMcGregor Rd, Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AMMorning WorshipEvening ServiceWed, Prayer Meeting 1045 A MtdO P M 780 p mMAHLERBURNS WEDDING Geraldine Mahler, daughter ofArbor Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth j Herbert Gillette of the PinckneyWylie to see Nancy Wylie who un j Bank and Miss Beuah Parshall ofderwent an operation there Howell were married at Howell at Miss Audrey Klicott of Brighton high noon June 7 They will live insjpent the week end at the Albert, the Teeple double house in Pincktfinkel home W F Close and mother, MrsW F CloseGeorgia Close of Linden called atthe Albert Dinkel home Wednes day The East Marion Farm Wednese East Man Bureau at theMohn Birdsong home Wedday ight Allen Davts of Flint calledAllen Dinkel last Wednesday onlen DinkelMrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenere in Stockbridge Sunday andColboughed at the Cliffordhome in Leoni Mrs Jean Meyer and children ofYpsilanti, the Russell Clark family of Buck Lake and Mrs G WClarkof Ann Arbor were Sunday visitors at the Walter Clark Jhome Mrs Maty Jane Gallagher Seefeld is a patient at St Joe Mehcyhospital, Ann Arbor The Desmond Ledwidge family ofof Rtyal Oak apont last week ,at a cottage at Patterson Lake and hadthe Roscoe Yarborough family of rkley for week end guests George Wilde srand wife of AnnArbor spent Sunday at the Howard Read home David Ledwdge was home fromFint Sunday where he works for thePlaner Body The Leo Bettys family of WalledRneyIce cream sociaj at Bert Nashesnew bam Friday night for benefitof the Congl, church Harry Parker and Ethel Peaveywere married at Howell Wednes nesday, Clellp Fish is home from herschool at Bancroft fdr the year Thomas Cooper of Pinckney wasmarried to Mable Kelly of Stockbridge at Pinckney Wednesday evening Lied LelanU Dalton has a brannew buggy The Junior class got out an annual We still have a few left for sale ces the marriage of his daughter, j Mr and Mrs Albert Mahler of HalfJoan Jean to Dr George D Arch Moon Lake became tbe bride of Josambouldt of St Louis, MoThe bride ePh Burns, son of Mr and Mrs Rayis a graduate of Pinckney high school and St Josephs MercySchool of Nursing ,Ann Arbor andthe groom is a medical student taking a post graduate course at Tulane University, New Orleans wherethey will resideSPECIAL SERVICESRev Paul Miller, evangettst willpreach at the Calvary Mennonite church every evening from June 27 to July 4 at 8 p m except onSunday when the time is 730pmEverybody welcomePublic program given at churchthis Friday 8 p m mondgBurns of Pinckney at a prettywedding at St Marys ChurchPinck ney, Saturday morning with RevRev Albert Schmitt,saying the marriage mass The bride was given in marriageby her father Her costume was white Chantilly lace over nylon withtulle apron, low cut yoke and fittedbodice with skirt of boufay over satin with Juliet cap Her flowers were orohids and gameliasJanice Burns, sister of the groomwas maid of honor Her costume waswhite nylon over tulle skirt with bands of beauty red over horseshoelace Her flowers, American Beautyroses The bridesmaids, Mrs HelenYoung, Mrs Charlotte Bobon and Mrs Steffy Burns costames wereBarbara Burns, daughter oi Mrand Mrs James Burns was flower Her costume was similar toLake spent Sunday at CAR home the RogerSPECIAL NOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwin remain as heretofor Haircuts, all types Shaves 76cincluding Saturdays M E DarrowMr and MrsThomas Bonner opend their home Friday night to acombination business meeting and card party of the Pettysvile Civic If ware present Mrs CiffVuHom wa tfrhoits LIBRARY NEWSNew Books at the Library forchildren are Curious George by Ry, Curious George Rides a Bikeby Roy, Madelines Rescue by Bern B Coal truck by Frances,iuntBaby Chipmunk by FrancesINCREASED POWER SUPPLYElectric power supply throughthe Thumb district was increased another 150,000 kilowatts June 20June 20 when the Detroit Edisonsnew steam turbine generator at St Claire started operationThis isthe third unit of four to be placedin operation at St Claire The 4thwitt start operation next October This will give the Edison system atotal capacity of 3,300,000 H PThe following from here attended an O, E S initiation at Ann Ar Mrs Fanny Bradley of Flint wasa Sunday guest of MrsSada Moran similar 1The hospital of Livingston, Washtenaw and Lenawee counties haveorganized and adopted a set of by lawaJames SuMven of McPherson Kbrideimalndswilliam Conklin,hospital i S man The next meet on of Mr andMrsD Conklin was ing is July 21 ut Herrick hospital ring bearerTecumseh Charles Mahler, brother of theThe Berrad McCiuakey family bride was best man The ushers younger children arrive here were Donald, Jamee and David to visit hi s sister Mrs Ray Burns, brothers of the groomT rn 2 Wo3 They will drive a The brides mother wore a brownnew car back VmVwil be the 38th I ballerino length dress with matchingvelding anniversary of fne McClu accessories Tfce grooms mother worekeys They were married June 21 a navy blue dress in Lorraine, Belgium while he was The reception was at the Stockserving in World War 1 in 1919 bridge American Legion halLThe Pinckney Rainbow Assembly A reheasel dinner was given byhad initiation Thursday night It the grooms sister assisted by Mrswas also OES visting night and a Kenneth Frye at her home at Por The Leon MeabonChelsea spent SundayMeabon homeEvans Travis, wife and dahterof Chicago spfnt Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mrs,Merin Campbell and Beverly andNancy Darrow called Calf Hendee and wife of Owossowere Suntiay guests at the Lynn Hendee home 9The Pinckney Masonic QuartetteGeorge Gardner, Harold Riuys, OrJand Winslow and Charles Ashford sang at the South Lyon past masters night Wednesday Charles and Darrel Baker were also there Thequartette sinks at the Strawberryfestival nt Stockhridne Thursday nitfhtMr and MisCatl Lent and children Linda and Allen, of Lansing called at the One, Campbell home over the week end Mrs Edna Reason and Lenta andthe Roy Reason famiy attended theCarpenter reunion Sunday at thr Garner Carpenter iiome at Lennon The Doyle Templeton family Keeo Ilarboi were week endguests at the Albert Shirley homoBob Eck of Dexter called on MLReason Friday C J Clinton and wife spent lastweek at the Walter Clinton home atBlack Lake Cpl Vern Cla will be discharged from the army today at FortLeonard Wood, Mo Toniiii, Hark ami family of AnnAibor called on the family of Mrs Margaret Clark Sunday Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel,Johnny and Christine were in Howell ThursdayTommy Read visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs GeorgeWilde r of Ann Arbor i week Mrs Merlin Amburpey entertained Mr Mary Amburpey and son, James, at dinner Fathers Day, Walter Clark was in Erdicott,NY, last week, The Gerald Kennedy family ofHowell called at the Irvin Kennedy home SundayMrs Drothy Xottley of Detroitand Katharine Dean of Wayne spent thr week end with Mrs MaryHoff Rev and Mrs J M McLucas andson f Brighton left for LonBaoi, Calif last week Ray Moriarity is working for theDetroit Die Set R W Wylie is branching out intolines He painted his sister, Kayea bicycle for her Saturday, a brillantred, an elepant job HarrisonMichigan prison direiior says the convict camp at Chilson will be turned into a young first offenile camp, like CassidyLke and 75 first offenders placed tlifre and the only older inmatessent there will be those skilled, intrades He added that 0 percent ff the 3fisoji inmates in Michigan re under 30 years of age andti peirent under 20 The state has iik to say whoshall be sent to thework camps or schools The circuitjudges in passing sentence may re omend that the prisoner be sent toa work camp or school Seldom are tfiuse recommendations overruledThe Chilson camp was establihed the convicts who maintainmany state parks in this S6Cjtiii If the iamj is turned into a I school how will the parks be mainJoe McCarthy is determined to obliterate the editor andother poisons in Wisconsin whostarted the recall move against him which failed when not enough petittion signatures were obtained Thedrive was headed by an editor nam ed GGore of Sauk City McCarthy thiugh Hie prosecutor of thecounty has started action before a justice of the peace under the corrupt practises act and issued a supaia requiring Sauk to turn over so they may be searchiies and also the namesnf the corporations who financedthe recall and the amounts theycontributed So far Sauk has refused tlarge number were there tage Lake FridayMrs Raymond Morris is toking The couple left on a trip to northcare of Mrs Denise LoRoas 2 child em Michigan and m their return ren while the latter is in St Joe will reside at Half Moon LakeHospital, Ann Arbor The bride graduated from DexterFathers day guests at the George high school and has been employedftoush home were Ernest White and by the Electric Service Co, Ann Ardaughter, Ferndale, Sally Roush ef bor The groom graduated frombor Wednesday night where the i Greenland, Jack Teeters Mid Paul Pinckney high school and has taught Affairs are coming to a boil InGuatemala where thehave taken over and CommunistsneiRhboringwork was put on by a Toledo Chap tr Mr and Mrs Harold Porter,Mrs Sadie Moran, Mrs Lucille Camburn, Mrs Darreil Baker, Mrs Orlad Winslow, Mr and Mrs Homer Allen, DetroitGene and Erwin Mann attended army in Alaska He will attend thethe funeral of Mrs Mary Mann Michigan State Normal this fall countries are involved This is vitalto us as it is in the Panama Canal zone and that waterway is menaced The Communists have been been retting arms and munitionsschool He served 2 years in the from Europe and this country isKirtland, a cousin, at Jackson Mon ter and Mary Teeple Mann of, this forhi Avon Fnodoeta Call said to be ready to go Jtofore theUnited Nations and ask permission The ArmyMcCarthy hearing hasended with the pubic no Wiser than when it started except they havebeen given an insight into some ofthe, McCarthy methods The senatordominated the proceedings and SUCCeeded Jn keeping out njdst testimony damaging to him He rode rough shod over Secretary of War Stevens, President Eisenhowers appointee who never seemed to knowwhat it was all about Testimony showed he was ordered to pull his punches against McCarthy by orderor the president who still clings to the idea he can compromise withthat senatorHowever there is nocompromise in the senators make up, It is whole hog or none withhim The affair will9end in a Btale mate with 3 different reports handed in by the 7 senators on the investigating committee The S Demo crat senators will bring in one condeming McCarthy, 3 Republicanswho are all friends of his will bringin one vindicating him while Senaator Potter of Michigan will sub mit one asking that all employeesof Senator McCarthy and SecretaryStevens who were shown guilty of wrong doing be fired Just whyexempts the principals, Mr McCarthy and Mr Stevens on whoseorders said employees were acting is not stated unless he has been bittenby the Eisenhower appeasement complexLivingston Lodge No 76 June 24 730 p m Strawberry Festival at Stockbridge,dinner at 780 EA degree Livingston Lodge to foinish candidateJune 27 1045 a m, Lodge to attend St Johns Day Service at the Pinckney Congl Church Friday,Saturday, July 9, 10StarUnited Nations and ask permission, j4 to blockade Central American ports 5fhj Verities at Pinckney LightedPhone UP I m in there and confiscate all weapon shippedwiv , ,v , rvtfVHOWELL SYLVAN THEATREThnr, Jims M, 24LansTurmer, Pier Angeli Friday, Saturday, June 25, MTINOCCCHIO m A Walt Disney Animated restorePLAMB AND TTO FLESH i OL Tjtatasft 1 Shows 715, 900 i SatBrday,Juh 26, UBig Features tAll Color Randolph Scott tRIDING SHOTGtJNWilliams Jimmy Boyd inRACING BLOODSun, Mom, Tues, June 27, 28, 29t Matinee Bandar 210 P M Coat i James Stewart, June Alflyfron1 inTHE GLENN KJLLER STORY In TechnicolorWed, Thur, June 30, luiy 1 heUy Winters, Barry SullivanInPLAYBOY , Sunday, Mondav June 27, 16WRBD GARTERS A MusicalAll in Technicolor withRosemary Clooney, Jack Carte awl Guy MitchellSunday Shews 3, ft 7, Cartoon and TravelTuesWed, Thure,June MSOJuly 1AN AFFAIR WITH A STRANGERA Drama StarringVictor Matufe, Jean Simons and Jane DarewellCartoonComing French Line, She ConMstSay No, Hell Below ZeroFtgfcttng Lady Tr LEE THEATREPMple MR f thl Whttmra Lake, MichiganScio DriveIn Theatre US8 Jaekaoa Road, Ann ArborPhase Normandy7MS dhtt nndet 12 admitted FresChk fow New Friday, Saturday, June U, S6TULSAIn Technicolor withSusa Hayward, Robert PrestonandTHH BIG CAT In TechnicolorwithLea MeAJUster, Peggy Ann lamer Cartoonunder, Monday, June 27, 18 WAB OF THE WORLDS la TechnicolorwithBarry, Ann Robinson Friday, Saturday, June 25, Uj RED GARTERS in TftchnieolorStarringRosemary Clooney, Jack Carts and Guy MitchellPlusCAPTAIN JOHN SMITHwithAnthony Dexter, Judy Lawrinsa, Alan Hal jr, Robert Clarke CartoonSunday, Monday, June 27, 28 Supreme Suspense UnfurlsDIAL M FOR MURDlft ia Warner ColorwithRay Milland, Grace Kelly aai Robert CummiagsNovelUes Newa Cartooa eaJls wkl K tfrreugh faater if you knew tke hre and in 8QUTH SEA WOMENwithBurt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo CartoonWe7 Thur,Joie iJ0,JuiyTROUBLB ALL THE WAYwithJohn Wayne, Donna ReedPinsROAR OF XHB CROWDStarringHoward Dnff, Helena StanUy TueeWed ThursJune M,IO,Julr 1FantasticM T H E MMwithJames Whitmore, Edmund ffwemnand Joan WeldonalsoViolent Life of a Gunlinger THE DESPERADO StarringWayne, Morris, Bererly GarlandNews and OarteonBen Tomin and wife are bask fresaCalifornia Thomas Wyli and Jaek Desishot rod cars W undevetaad a rase is brewingTELEPHONE COJtfPAJVy RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSSponsored by Pinefciuy Masonic Building AssociationStarlight er I servedRepresentative1 wassqe Livings ton chairman of the kSadvised me NeigiAormg Notesho ShiathaVarieties Ward Saundsrs, 71, of Nortes RdFowlervflle was kfltsd last weekwhen he was kit by a ear driven bfroute between the counties ThmaB f A ArbOr B ach one was to hv o a 16they are n , s as Oral Lasher of FowlsrviUe wasagreement existed on senator0 Un6 kilIed iast wtek wlln Ilig wg Bion Bates stood by this ag StrUk th ChMptk Oki and Senator Tehan is now to the FRED KENDALLW J R RADIO SINGING STAR withRAY MADELEINE Samuels COMEDY DANCB TEAMHelu at Veterans Memorial Field, BBNBFIT OF Pinckney, atfehifaa 0UIHfNG FUNDJULY 9 10 at 30 PM present presentatiinformed of this agreement 2 wasbut says nowabout it and is go nas already served he neverto ignore Hester Topping, daughter of Mvand Mrs Norman Toppinf elyears Stockbridge was married to Ron knew aid Fillmore Juas 18 by RevBekn itI RFRER T V SALES AND SERVIGE12e Webster St, Phone 118of the Prebjrterian akurek William Lut is the new lieedist pastor at Fowlerville He is a graduate of Byron high achooL Thr Howel team is leadinf eTriCounty League with 8 vietoriee 12 Howell paintei painted taeChamber of Commerce buildingthere in an hour and 48 minnteaiast week They tried to do it in anhour The body of Donald Davis wkedrowned in Coon Lake June 14 aae1 not been recovered at last rspefssMichigan State College has achemical that will kill quaskIt is maksis hydraside T frce 8ur sponsors, , 1 by the Howell Chamber of Comm fThis was a fair agreement and j erce tht Ttjt dton parkingapproved by fair minded men not m parking lot starting Jure ,, ,Cornell 1 politics nor trying to perpetuateanyone in office, after serving 2PrAtn vmere I sit Au Joe Marsh trmR l rtirea fulfilling the agreeRight farfront of Granny Whitesbeantifnl elHhouse on Maple Avenue theres s brandnew signAntiques Inquire Within Nowdont get excited Grai ay explained it all the other nightafter we settled down in herjperior, me with my temperate beer, Granny with her tea asked her if she was reallygoing in the antique business, OhosayaOrnny,iwouldnsU anything I put that sign up so folks would coroein aid talka4ook around U they insist on a peice, I tell them some outra Nogeous figure I guess 1 juc nke people, she saidprom where t sit Granny cin beexcused for r little ruse Shemay be in her eighties, but her mind 1 youngand open Shesth kind of person whos made thistown so wonderful Granny notonly likes peoplebut she re Pta them and their preferencesand opinions Come to think of it, nd respecting meanthindmt seniors graduated at HeweMhigh school lsst ThursdayIn circuit court last wsek CastlesRockwood, 18 got t to I ysaa te prison for auto theft RaynMndBiscay charged with setting flrs tsthe Pleas barn t years ago fot a year in jail 4 other youths impcated had already been sentencedThe following divorces grantedin circuit court last weekment It is much easier to ignorean agreement than to keep it Aelear conscience is worth more thanpublis officeOur most influential men haverequested me to run this yeartheythink as Shiawassee has the judgenow, Livingto County should have the Representative r from Eilwm WHiMU E j, j By this same token I respectfully fyOm j Green,Hatet irom John solicit your support for State Rep Caldwell, Wesley from Luafle rsssntativs at the Primaries, Aug heen and AlvaH from Qraes 1 ust 3rd , i JJ Casyer is the new pasTHURBTR rORFT T tor at the North Lake Methodist THURBER CORNELL i churcn Hg u from Deekervills1 Mrs Viola Read and Floyd Pet Beeman Passow of Chslfsa and eiK wife were in VFyne Friday JsePh Mulreed of Tpsilantl nave Barbara McAfee i8 a patient at been arrested for the robbsny fMellus hospital, Brighton fot a the Three Sons Tavern tt fees,back injury suffered some time Mgo Lake 1 weeks ago some time ajro Mrs John Schiefentein, 76, died,at the Colonial Convalescent Xowts AttentionHOW IS YOURPicture Tube S IT WEAK OR DEADALL MAKES OF PICTURE Wm AT A VfcRY LOW COSTOUR WORK IS GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS CALLSHIREYS RADIO T V Phone 83F2 Pinckney, MichiganALSCOs iriwers i sGuests of Rev Beachy family Sunday Marvin Sehrock and wife, John Zopk, Heston, Ksnsaa Lloyd MillerElkhari, Ind Roland Snyder, Lajunta, Colorado James Rhodes,HarrisonviUerVaWalter Eseh fanMy, Barton Hills Kithrya Millar,Ann Kilnsrjsan and Bath MaflftShirley and Maxhu WHMW MMb Bkrot Piadtney in Chelsea last weskSne loaves asrhusband, also a resident at Hthome and a daughter Mis was, Myrta Taylor, daughter of A ElieabethFlmtoft Cayior ofPincknyJexter Road , ,Olavk hm Aluminum Comb Windows andDoorsDelmt Windows 20 eachFlange type Windows 16i0 saeh Any 8Ue up to 40x66 Doers 46 sash Up to Min wide Ftesst Quality GuaranteedJTfcer flUss Awnings and Porch Bn losTjref A J SEWING MACHINESvWe Service and Kspair All MakesFree Estimates Stain in AdvanosSinger Sewing MachineCompanyAH Work GuaranteediU South Mate Bt,nsasNonatady 4 ,s, J 18, 1154The StoreGROCERIESCANNED GOODS GENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORt , Feed Unexpected Guests Like lf Royalty its easy with anTHSRI CAN ALWAYS U A KAST fit for a royaSwelcome waiting in your home food freezer, Complete mealsfrom breads to meats to any ofa wide variety of desserts The only magic to it isthe flavorsaving ability of this modem food preserving method Cloverleaf rolls, stew, pot roast, chop woy, pieor cake you name it And cook it ahead of timeThen, weeks or months later, youre ready for sudden guests or late homecomers with heatandserve speed Theres o new, easfer way to finer eating fn ahome food freeier Find out about it today SEE V O U O EA IDetroit EdisonTrees Trimmed and Removed ExpertlyJoe Mroz, Phone 136F4, Box 298Rte 2, Pinckney THE BROTHERS TREE COMPANY Act ofir YrLeonard Devereaux informs usthat he has bought a ranch typehouse at 8941 Houghton Drive, at Utica, Mich aad ia moving thereJHe is employed by the Chevroletj division of General Rotors, We have received a card from CpL Robert Lavey who is spendingJO days in Amsterdam, Holland Hepe goes from there to DenmarkMr and Mrs Charles Lareaux ofBoulder Colorada are visiting herparents, Mr and Mrs Leslie McKinly He is empoyed by the NationalFood Service and is being transferr jW Los Angeles, Calif Mr and Mrs Leslie McKinley wfere in Detroit Tuesday night tosee their son, Don, graduate from Lawrence Institute of TechnologyTHe exercises were at the DetroitI Masonic templeOf the 175 graduat es only one was a girl On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Thomas Bonner and LawrenceCamburn attended the Ladies Nite Program of the Livingston County Shrine Club at the Monks Hotel atBrighton Murray Dagg, Roy Clark, BobVedder, Stanley Dinikel and Louis Kourt and wife attended the Northville races Thursday night Florence Utley,7,daughter of MrsAlma Utley, Pinckney teephone op erator who lives at Portage Lake,,lost the sight of her eye last Thurs day She was visiting her father atDexter and following him as he ran a power lawn mower A piece of Iwire caught in the mower and fly ing struck her in the eye She was taken to University hospital, Ann Arbor where the eye was removed It is said there was no brain injury Florence has a brother, Larry and j a sister, Sally, both older An infant son bora to Mr andI Mrs Vince La Rosa Denise Ledwid ge died at birth last week Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer,daughter, Patty, Gretchen Tasch and Mrs Jennie Keellenberger left Tuesday on a 10 day trip to NewYork state and points east Mrs Mae Metz with the Frank White family of Howell leave this week for a trip through Canada ami New England 1 Deputy Bob Egeler accompaniedi Sheriff Gehringer to Reno, Nevada, last week to bring back a prisoner Betty Fogg of Chicago is visitingher grandmother, Mrs GeorgeThompson Rick Miller, Bill Rowell, Neil Clark will work at the University iof Michigan Fresh Air Camp atPatterson Lake again this year The Vein Fish family of Pitts1 burg, Mrs Ma me Sloan of Howell and Ficd and Clella Fish attendedj a picinic dinner Saturday at the home of Rev and Mrs Backus ofj Chelsea I Bertie Beachy is home from Gosh en College for the summer TheBeachy twins ,Lois and Lucille areworking in Chicago with the Stud ent industry group who are studing jabr relations 1G students werei picked George Meabon and wife calledat the William Marshall home inStockbridge Saturday Ross Read and wifs were Suday i dinner guests at the Howard Read home 4The Peters family reunion washeld at the Fred Read home Sunt day with 31 present Those there were the Floyd Peters family ofLog Angeles, Calif, Mrs FrankPeters, Jackson, Herbert Peters fam ily and N Baker and family, Battle Creek, Mrs Hazel Clelland, Homer the Bob Read, James Whitley andi John McGuire familiesMr and Mrs Merwin Campbell, son, pick and Herb Dyer attended thehot rod races in Jackson last week, Arnold 43erquist and Bob Jonesspent the Week end in Mackinac MYRON HUHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell We Install We ServicePHONE UP83114 10 7 5 EAST M86COALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To Fill Up For Next 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REQUIRED Full Priced Steady Income PROFITS START IMMEDIATELY Routes Requires a CASH investment of 70200 to 475000,dependent upon extent of operation dcired If genuinely interested, write or wire for confidential interview in your city with companyrepresentative Kindly include one reference, address and phone num be to American Products Corporation, H , 1 fi Detroit Ave,Cleveland2, Ohio, DeptStop Searching Start EarningTHE ROUSH PLUMBING BAS MOVED TO 310 WEBSTER ST PHONE 189, PinckneyVie tCartti Kittev family called Bobbie Reason went fishing atem lira Bettr Lou Strong and fam Hiland Lake and got 19 good blue a Brighton Sunday ng ia July 21 at Herrick hospitallfj Merwin Campbell, son, Dick The Dale Miller family of Marfonand daughter, Beverly, go to New called at the Ralph Hall home Sun eartle, Pa, thii weak Beverly will dayatif IM a visit Pvfc Jerry Heavy returnee to Boiten, llttiv Jvljr Ittu 1915BaalHoweEVISITORS TO VACATION LAND The 120 lake of LivingstonCounty offer beaaty, cool breezesand fine fishingMore and More vis itors are becoming annual residents For the benefit of our visitors toour Livingston County vacationlandour bank offers its services in cash ing checks or in providing a checking account to care for summer oryear around needs We also have on file all the latestfinancial reports for those who wish, to keep in touch with the financial world j We want to matt you Come hiM , RAYMOND JHAYWOBTHCandida lot CoBfMM SUM TRI lllMMM flitITS MRS THE PMGASTAPPAN WITH COOUTtSPECIAL LIMITED TIMI OFFER0000PricoAllowance for youYou pay onlyCom In May Set this new and beautiful rangeespecially for homes beyond the gat maim See amSIng oo4He tho automatic ovenThe Hockey Appliance Store HNW MiFT1 Jw,Wv w V, , Thh fvmt weii40fpw i Vmtij tM mih ftpn Wtttt Sffifm A V War A SK THE BUSINES Stt V Wi t AKlTHMniC Wit h oldfash loae d method s yo u sin d abou t 24 0faouria ymi pum p d tor n , rlo r livestock , o r , i ,rMOM Wit h a wwl t, aim aci cMyet s wtlt r syste m yo u 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SwarttiouiDirect QfModem Equipment AmVulance ServiceF d G Reickheff, Sf OPTOMETRIST0 West Grand Riverflowell, Michigannone ti58 ResidenceLloyd HendeeLivestock Haulrag kly Trips Made to Detroit General Truckingjnckney, Mich Phone 161FXHoger J CarrInsurance CoveragePHONE UP88133hiPrices Ycu Can Afford TJ i aMiG ilford llrasste Wortsms, Homes, Lake Propertj Raines Opportunitiesvj our Property With Mtiraid Rwson 200 North Pearl i ihone 1SSagoners Grocery CLASSIFED ADVSFOR SALEMaple dining room PilmitHre RAert HJhchPhoneMrs Ezra Beaehy is eonvalat her home after 9 days a1 hart General Hoepltal 1 at the Beachy home Sun WANTED Painting and decoratingfor week tnd and Saturday Jack Darrow phone Howeil 476WI FOR SALEWhite Rock Hens, 80, lbs live wt Clifford VanHorni Phone 40F2 Pinckney ,jnjr Pinokssj Read WANTED To buy old musket, pistols and rifles Call 62F11 on 8un days or leave with Win MerserFOR SALE Uset 6 ft G E Reuuaift tchirdM L FOR SALE Uset 6 ft G E RSALE Walnut Dreaaer 20, frigerator 75 320 UnadiU or phonee Radi 10 Chi Ln ,E Walnut Dreaaer 20,frigerator Console Radio 10, Chaise Lounge 22 Pinckney10, Pull Up Chair 10, Ump Table110 Library bl 311504LOW MICEBeer J Wid9 to Take Out ill Howall 708J2 p e3our chairs F0R SALEAU new year aroundl contemporary home at HUand LakemUe8 129 Oakridga Ct Eat Shore,Pffo eV, fulr bath, oil ftkrnace, automatic fas ton SALE 14 acres of alfalfa, ffrTt hot water, Formica CountersGueatand second cutting j Vainities in both bedrooms, ledgeurviile Smith, 2 miles north of Pinck rock fireplace, carport indirect lightney ing, tiled floors throughout OpenSaturday and Sunday, June 12, lftGeorge D Boore, Phone Lu 11399FORcasestandard keyboard 20 Schwin Bicy Dearborn Mlch ce ilO, all in good conditionJack W Clark, Phone 84 1 WANTEDWashings, and altering,in 305 Mfll St also sewingVivian DarrowPinckney 5 F F i SIQUALITY WANTEDMale HelpWe will etablish you in business with ourcapital If you are trustworthy BTU energetic, write us No investmentor 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 23, 1954 Description An account of the resource June 23, 1954 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 1954-06-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/49a31c6387521e32bb9dea4e27105a19.pdf 2d4f1c4a531c68517262b271272d3396 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. u T , V siVM , r Jane 29, 19S4HUM 10 AM IHRMR Michigan chemist and engwill try to make gold out of seawat r, figuretvely speaking through increated business through the StLawrence, waterway It took 40 years to get tlie seaway approved Jonfc Beukma, head of the MichEconomic Development Co, says the away will have as great effect onMichigan economy as the, auto didIndustries now using railroads and truck will eventually change toshift ut the change will not take plaee ovr night Th anefit will be divided into i, commercial and industrial, jAnd Milwaukee will gain theUkafgan industries have a hazyWee of joreign trade At the present time 960 of state of Michigan in dustries are in engaged in importand export trade Most of it moves y rail to New York, it will alsocttt the cost of shippng it is estimat ed about onethird Prices of banamaSi pineapples and tropical fruit fruit should dropThis development may take a generation Alao the seaway is only ex,pected to be open 7 months a year However there is a lot of work tobe done by seaport townsHarbors mustbe deepened, dock improvedCity fathers should also consider it when they draw up zoning ordinan eeThere has also been conflict between cities and boards of supervisors over financesthe cities chargingthat the boards set so low a ceiling that proper operations and prepara for the seaw7 wai impossibleSTARLIGHT VABIETIESJuly 9,10 The Pinckney Masonic BuildingAsfn, will put on their show entitledStatttgfct Varieties at the Pinckneytinted field Friday and Saturday, uly and 10 at 830 p mThe following is the programOpening Number Mens Chorus, Travelogue , Harold HenryIftdtan Love Call Paula Curlett with Rainbow Girls EnsembleSeJectiey Fred Kendall HinsJtrtl Skit Pinckney Melody MinstrelsHasp Purple K Ann Bird with members of O E SDeaee Room 7 Ray Madeleine Intermission Goes Hunting, 1 Act Play Dineted by Helen MiUer Eay 4 Madeleine ned Kendall FinaltyNttes of 25 Years Ago Ptnofcney beat Dexter here Sunday to 4 in 13 innings Jim Moran allowed 7 hits Pinckney got 8 off Chet het laupt of Dexter In the 13th Neighboring NetesElwin Breniser, Wtlard WilUe,Dan Howlett and Hollis Holloway spent the week end in northern Michigan and took a trip down theSturgis River in a canoeClaude Devine of Dexter receiveda pin and scroll last week for having been employed by the Univer sity of Michigan for 30 yearsThe coat of the summer recreation program is 1200Mr and Mrs Ray Steeb of Dexter have moved to Lansing He wasNew York Central agent there and a past master of the Masonic lodgeBorn to Bob Mast and wife ofDexter, at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, June 20, a daughter,Janet Kay The Horace Lickley family ofDexter attended the postmasters convention at Mackinac Island last weekThe engagement of Joyce Harmon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Harmon of Fowlerville to Stan ley Lock wood of that place is announcedThe Fowlerville school district isconsidering erecting a new schoolbuilding The school enrollment has increased 45 percent in the last 8years It is now 1031 The bond iss ue to be voted on July 2nd is OforwalkMoran singled, JCBowman got a hit scoring Lee andending the game Cox has gone to Cadillac to playbail and Ike Lewis replaced himKoran struck out Ernie Vick U of tarH timestyn Soper and Don Pattonwist married at Toledo June 22 At ta annual commencement Wilaelmina Beurbonnais won the firstEnglish prise of 16 and and Viola luraett the 2nd of 10 Viola alsoon the American history awardpresented by Ed Kearney411 previous record were brokenSaturday night when over 500 attended the annual Pinckney highachool reunion at Winana Lake Country Club Ross Read gave thewlcomt speech Norman Reasonwas toastanaster, Speakers were4y Teeple, Leo Monks, Morley Vaughn, Dr Bernard Glenn, Nelliefeoentyaii, Jdksephine Watta, DONCyrus Gardner, Dr Norman Wilson, UKhia Wilson, Supt Doyle, DorothyWilson sang and Mildred Hainea played John Rane called for danc ing, Among those there were HonLynn Gardner and wife and M TXeUy ftParker has bought Mrs Nellie Fryes house James Shirey has sold his farmat White Lodge to E S Young of aJi Dinkel, Stanley Dinkel iUoaedy attended theexercises at Jacksonschool Friday night where Ruth graduatedWeddige o41 station was robb Friday night 200 in goods taken, jgaturday 2 men wereS arrested Saturday at Webberville a stolen car and part eddie loet was fosnd in the The body of Donald Davis whodrowned at Coon Lake June 14 wasrecovered last week,was at Fowlerville The funeralTHE SENIORWe left Pinckney at 680 a Monday morning and arrived West Virginia at 916 p m It was HrReaders birthday and Mrs Conkltohad a birthday cake for him ana ft card We left at 900 a for Washington and stopped on tae way atthe beautiful Luray Caverns We reached Washington 0 p mndsaw the Washington and Lincoln monuements and Smithsonian InstituteIn the afternoon we vested MtVernon,, home of Washington Somef went to the ball game and some toto the ArmyMcCarthy hearing Thursday we visited jhe capitol HwnhSI Marys Catboila ChurchRev Tr Albert Schmttt, Pastor9008cbedult630, 800,110the FBL building,, CtgressionaiLibrary, Jefferson Memorial, andsaw South PacificFriday we spent at Ashbory Parkand Saturday went to New YorkCity saw the Empire State Building, Rockefellow Center and Other sitesWe took a boat trip around Maohattan,saw the Statue of liberty Sunday some went to churca antf others swimmingWe got to Buffalo at 500p ra Monday and went to a drivein theatre J Tuesday we arrived at NiagaraFails and saw the glass factorywhere they made glass into dfferentthings and engraved designs on it We visited Fort Niagara antfaw the floannar Beneduki 680, 800, 900Novena DfotAousFriday evening, 780 p m Oonfessions Friday after Novenna Devotions, Saturday 730 to 900 p mSunday Bafore 800 massMsssosita GimrehCalvary Mannohite Church Rev Exra Beachy, PastorS S Snpt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000 Deaths MRS IDA BACKUS Mrs Ida Backus, 84, died , at herhome on Dutcher Road Friday Sheleaves her husband,Floran,PmBack us, 2 sons, Lee and R C, and a daughter, Mrs Ivan Bigger The funeralwas at the Swarthout Funeral HomeMonday afternoon, Rev Hitncock of the Church of God, Wrights Cornersofficiating Burial was in the GreenCemeterySunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800Gtflgregafional Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AMMorning Worship 1046 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at theCfaurea atWed Choir Practise 800730 P MA Hearty Welcome To Allcannons used in the eartyswers Thatnight we visited the falls and it was very pretty with the colored lghtsPetitions are being circulated atJn itWe crossed Ambassador BridgeChelsea to deepen Mill Creek which coming home and had no trouble At to Dexter 700 p m we reached Pinckney, allruns from near therewhere it emptier into the Huron vejy tired We had atripRiver into a county drain It is 36miles long, Mrs Perry Noah, 81, of NorthLake died Jufle 23 She leaves herhusband and 2 daughters Funeral atthe North Lake Methodist church SaturdayTh Brighton firemen will holdtheir annual July 4th celebrationwith a street parade The Carl Carnival will furnish entertainmentLast week Byron voters approveda 13 room school building and anauditorium The Rev Walter Geske of theHoweil Presbyterian church becomes president of the Lions Club next month Howeily jj pand enjoyed every minute of it and The Peoples ChurchUndenominationalM36 West between Main and Unadllla StrertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School Sunday Worship MRS MAGDELINE KRAMMrs Magdeline Kram, 72, passedaway Saturday morning She was born in Detroit No 1, 1881, thedaughter of Carl and Amelia PorthNeu She married Albert Kram Nov 15, 1908 They moved 10 Pinckney in1927 on the Alfred Monks farm and later to Laketland Surviving are her husband, 4 sons, Carl, Howard,Geneand Arthur and a daughter, Mrs Carrol Wade, Whitmore Lake Thefuneral was at the Keehn Funeral Home, Brighton, Tuesday afternoon,Rev Claus officiating Burial in the, Fairview Cemetery CURRENT COMMITAnother round took place lastweek between the American Cancel Society and the cigarette co who turn out tailor made ciThis affair has been going on fojsome time and both the society and the companies are conducting expeliments to prove or disprove thetheory that cigarette smoking is cductive to iung cancer The latestrelease by the American Cancer Soc ciety reported that a survey of 209000 men in the 50 to 70 year oilgroup showed that death from lung cancer was aa much as 75 percentliijher among cigarette smokers than among nonsmokers They added that their experiments were faf ltdfrom co p were fafompleted and they had not yetd a fil li Threached a final conclusion Theport was isued by Dr Little of society The cigarette companiesalso conducting a test that remay945 AM 1100AMYouth Group 700 PMsaw hundreds of wonderful things Evening Servic e 800 pmwe will never forget Ann SIteason Thur Prayer Meeting 800 P M Jr Choir Practise Wed 400 P MFIELD TO BE LIGHTED FRIDAY Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P M MRS MARY STEVENS DUNSTONThe body og Mrs Mary StevensDunston who died at Wayne was buried in the Pinckney Cemetery lastThursday She leaves her husband, John, and a 6 year old son The Stevens famiHy lived near the John Dono hue farmUNREST AT COVNTV SEATj We understand things got a bit hot at the county seat last week when anattempt was mack to bar William Haack and Charles Gatesman, Republican candidates for register of deeds and prosecutor from the primary ballot because they had not filedcertificates of identification This before a conclusion Is a rived at It is being done by reput able doctors The companies claimthey have given their committee eonplete ireedom of thought and actionand are only concerned with the pub lie welfare Still it would be a peouliar situation if the eigaaettepany research commttee should in a finding identical with that ofthe American Cancer SocietyMaine holds her elections ahead otthe rest of the nation and the old comAfter a lapse of 3 years there will We Extend a Christian Welcome to j law h seldom been enforced as the Breryonebe night soft ball games on the lighted field here Friday night July 2 1In the first game Dick Kennedys BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCHgrade boys will meet the GilkesZis i 3 Miles N 3 Miles W of Pinckney it ka Hardware team of Howefl at 700 U060 Swarthout Rd N Hamburg tott county clerk usually knows all thecandidat This time there wasademand it be enforced and all candidates who had not filed the certifi iv barred from ballotWe unka Hardware, team HoweH U060 Swtout , gp m and at 830 p m the Pinckney Sunday Morning Service 1000 1 state however that Judge Smith,Mrs team will play the City Service team Sunday School followed by Message EusimanTreas,and County Olerkof Howeil The Pinckney team has new suitsblue with white trim through thegenerousity of the village dads and the grade boys will have red jerseys Sunday Evening Service 745Thurs Night Prayei Service 745 Frank Shultz, PastorEveylnRickett,17oF Brighton will I Pinckney has around 10,000 invstu J and K ith d n tne field seems a shametour Japan and Korea with a var iety show this summer She plays a jjaxephoheJames Tinkkaen of Pinckney andBurton Robinson of Fenton are callin the draft this monthCharles Hill of Lartsing has been the field and it seems a shameto let it lay idle as it basthe past 2 years All the boys ask is enoughpatronage to pay for ihe lights 9670 Marshall RdGen 75490South Lyon, MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION 9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AMMorning Worship 1045 A MEvening Service 140 P M780 p mWIN AT PRISON CAMP WD , Pinckney beat the Chilson prison Wed,prayer Meetingas secretarymanager of thecamP Tuesday night 14 to 8 PaulHoweil Chamber of Commerce Singer pitched 6 innings and retired DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COV Mrs Reynolds Wylieof Howeil with a 14 to 4 lead Higgs Pitched pursiant to the Law and by thegave a stork shower last week for the last inning, walked 4 men and all direction of a Can of the Stateii J JtUryYat A iomtMrs Floyd Shelters Barbaralie48 YEARS AGOGeorge Reason took a load over to County, hereby calls a county convention ol the Democratic party ofANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs I E Jams announ County to be heldVJCUre IMJUBUn WOK ft lOaa OVer 10 , r ,,Howell Monday U Reo to ,M the , rtt ce the engagement of their daugh Rt thg Court Housc, in th, City ofWnaers, WS flBBTBIce Cream andTHB raw DROP INN Wiaait OcBagaer Prop Lafcelaad, ph AC 9W37Midu ball gameStockbridge beat Pinckney harthere Friday 5 to 1 BatteriesPlackney Moran Lavey, StockbridgeHines Berry Rev Crane sold 1500 little chicksto Paul Bock of Detroit last weekExcursion to Detroit over theGrand Trunk Sunday Round tripticket 100Albert Hughes of Fowlerville andGrace Knooihuisan were married married last weekSome here have new potatoes nowKirk Haze is helping build thenew barn on the Glennbrook farm The following from here are attending summer school at the Ypsil anti Normal Jessie Green, Mae Reason, Laura Lavey, Joie Devereaux, Emmett Harris, Mary Greiner Bert Lyons, formerly of Pinckneyis with the army in the PhilipinesvPinckney beat Lyndilla here Saturday 15 to OFrank Dolan pitchedAustin Walters is advertising fora gold watch he lost 20 Pinckney high school alumni attended Ihe reunion at Lakeland lastFriday and took the launch trip down chain 7 lakes They organizedas followsPresM TJGaulVice Pres, Louis MonksjSec,Florence AndrewsTreas, Rue Cadwell Execut Com Martin Clinton, Mrs Alma Harris,Jessie Green Poet, Glenn Hinchey Historian, Morley VaughnJulia Brady and Louis Bouchierwere married at St Marys church WednesdayJerry Dunne entertained Supt TJGaul and the boys of the graduatingclass at croquet Thursday Ice creamwas servedMrs Fred Grieve was quiet badlyburned last week destroying potatoepotato bugs when she mistook gas oline for keroseneJohn Duune is attending theboardof supervisors session at Howeil this weekliame Brady has closed her schoolHoward Raad bald open novae Sunqr in fafc HoweU tvfadMsJaB son ofand Mrs Darrel Baker Howeil, on Wednesday, August 11time,Hagman who arc the election commission will certify Messrs Haackand Gatesman for primary ballot let the voters decide was that As Maine Goes, 80Goes the Nation This rarely held true however as Maine is a rockribbed Republican state and turnedin Republican majorities even in the Franklin Roosevelt landslide daysLast week the primaries were held there in which Mrs Margaret Smithone of the few women senators wasoppossed by one,Jones, a 100 percentsupporter of Senator McCarthy and his methods Back in 1950 MrsSmithin a declaration of conscience speechcondemned Senator McCarthy andhis methods Jones saw a chance tocapitalize on what he thought wasSenator McCarthys popularity andentered the race against her The SO called McCarthy popularity evidently did not exist in Maine asLatter developments Although the , Smith won over Jones B toprimary ballots are already printedCounty Clerk Hagman got a letter onTuesday night from George Mont gomery, state election commissioner to whom the matter was referred ordering him not to print the names ofHaack, Gatesman or the Democrat candidates on the ballot under penalty f criminal prosecution The decsionwas to be made tonight whether to reprint the ballots If they are reprintedcourt action is probable,Lakeland The bridetobe graduated T m f 7 from Dexter high school and work for prpole felect,ng delegates for MontgomeryWard, Ann Arbor to Pemtic ConventionHer fiancee graduated from Pinck l in th City of Grand Rapney high school and works for the Co Michigan, Saturday, August 14, operative Roofing Co of Ann Arb n the forenoon and for the trasactiort of such other business as mayMARRIED SATURDAYSally Owen of Stockbridge wasmarried Friday to George Look of Detroit George Bradley of Piackney was best man The wedding party went through Pinckney on theirway to TawasBARN RAISING SATURDAYJohn Burg is building a 32x60 footquonsett style barn which was truck ed from Illinois It was ready cutThe D I Gravel Co of Howeilpoured his footings and floor for legally come before the conventionDater at Brighton, MichiganJuneLavan, chairmanDouglashim The barn raising is at 1000 a mSaturday, July 3 HefretthmentB andentertainment All invited LIBRARY NEWSNew books at the library for thechildren areFirst Book of Airplanes bq Bendick, Story about Ping byFlack, Wee Gillis by Leaf and FirsfBook of Birds by WilliamsonThe Ray Burns, Don Burns, Jim jBurns, K Frye , D Conklin, JackYotng and Gregory McCluskey fam iliet, and Mrs Tressa Coyfie, 22 inall had dinner at Frankenmuth Sunfday LOCAL NEWSJack and L I Haines arrivedhere from Norwalk Calif Monday Myron Hughes was runninp a rotary power lawn mower last weekwhen a wire caught in it and wasshot into his knee Infection develop MrslOfMcCarthy supporters say itwax nota true test as McCarthy iM not enter the state or say a tingle word in support of Jones Still ifJones had won they would not have hesitated to claim creditDue to the milk strike in Detroitnnlk deliveries ended there Thursdayuml ii was necessary for resident there to po to miik depots or storesv to get milk The AFL, controls tWcreamery workers and the CIO taadrivers The creameries want to ab ilish the 7 day week while the work eis are opposed as it would meanless nuney for them They also wantn day off a week and 2 weeks vaca tion every H month The strike is notexpected to last long and in order tohotd their ply the creameriesA u inn u 1 w ineir supply tne creared and his fever was 102 but he isfthe farmers for dumpingin the Ma Mame district BOB JONS8COUPh ia home from her 8p on Jnly 6 BOB JONW BKiv1WThe Bob Jones University Musical formed one of the 4 Bob Jones musicEnsemble will present a sacred mu groups now touring the nation sic program at the Peoples Church Thein program will IncludeThese six young people come from lies Nh Cli hymns, classical compositions, medschool at, Corftmaa for the summer These six young people come from lies vid J1 i 4 different states , North Carolina, vocal, quartett, quintet selections, Pennsylvania , Indiana and CaUfor trios, dueU, se4s afoT instruementalW f h flt b 8il Meads their d recovering nowMunith farmers have asked disas uiJNvedLorelief from the Farmers Home Com misson statinjr that the high watersof the Portage River have done over 4,000,000 damage to their crops Washtenaw county sheriffs officers were called to 9440 Portage Lake Road at 400 am Tuesday andarrested 8 Detroit youth who weretrying to break in a cottayx where 10 giils were vacationing The Ladies Missionary Societymet with Mrs Eloise Campbell Tuesday night Mrs C Schlicht and son, Paul, andthe George Dagg jrfamily of Detroit spent the week end with MurrayDagg and wife Paul Schlict remainfor the week Miss Eva Melvin returned Wedncsday from a 2 weeks visit with the Edward Drost family of Huntsville,Alabama Karen Eichman spent last week tthe Russell Glover home at Webber ville Her parents, went after herSundayThe Basil Whites of Ionia spentlast week at the Ben White home,Thursday with them they called at the the Fred Eveis home in LyndonMrs Roberta Miller and daughter,Rita were at the U of M hospital on Thursday for a checkupTheMillerbaby is home from Hollis Holloway home Mrs Anna Pacey and Mrs WalterGlover called at the Roy Dillinghamhome Sunday The Howard Wrightfamily of Fowlerville cadled Satur dayW F Close and wife are attendng the Shrine convention at Atlantic City this weekMrs Alberta Ciose attended the50th anniversary of the Fulton OESChapter last week 26 visiting wor thy matrons were thereHerb Palmer and wife took Pattyto Detroit Sunday from where she took the train to St Jouis, Mo, tovisit the W pitals and other institutionsrecoiyeis said to have started up iasome places In Detroit and PolkaCommissoner Pippins has ordered the police to crack down on it Thacampaign to get a proposal on tilebillot ths fall to allow the people to vote on it this fall seems assuredas the required 300,000 aignaturafhave bfeen obtained on petitionsThe firemen who spearheaded thai drive to get signatures complain that that veterans groups and churcheswho formerly derived profit from bingo have given them litte assit tance Apparenty the only way tohandle bingo h to license it in thsame way horse racing is licensedand a license displayed prominent in places where bingo is played Tadtate always needs more revenoaand such a proposition as this would appeol to the legislatureShirley HosierSunday at the Walter CiadK at BobJeaas for the first aumberstspsft ooaabJa taay actor wiU Meads, theirver a The Jonason spent S pay home of JackThe revolution in Guatalma is aweek old and at last account no outhad been killed or wounded whichhas caused the press to hint it is sythetic The insurgents have Bet up a new capital but it is in Hondurasnear the Guatamala border The Con munists who are in power now daifllthe revolution is sponsored by ths United PYuit Co who control tbfruit business there but revoluttaaahave always been commonplace jthe banana republics of CentnAmericaLmngttonLodgeNeHl July 6 8 p m, RegularFridaySaturday, oly 9,light Verities at Pinckney FieldLawrence Bancan, W MmFor your AvonFlossie Fisher Phone UP 8Herbert Court and wife afattae Barry Mur, bana, 111, spent Sunday at Geoige YanttonnaB hoasv , r , X ib t , ,IVI Wa Thar, Jane U, July 1 Thar, FrT, Sat Jalyn, 2, 3 Di8hUy Winter, Barry S,OIiTn pRENCH PLAYBOY Moakal in Technicolor Sterrtaf , RuaeelL Gilbert RolandFeople, Men of the Cartoon mad wmmmmPightinjf LadySunday, Monday, July 4 54thof July Special HE COLDNT SAY NO A Comedy StarragRobert Mitchum, Jean SimmoneFight PicturMarcianoSunday Showa 8, l 7, ChailiFriday, Saturday July 2, 32Big FeaturesAndie Murphy inDRUMS ACROSS THE RIVERRed Skeltonin The GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY Tiies Wed, Thur July 6, 7, 8 ako CASANOVAS BIG NIGHTRocky Marciano TS Ezzard Charles A Coihedy StarringRound by Round Bk Hope, Joan Fontaineo , CartoonBirth of a NationSUIL Mon, Tues July 4, 5, 6 ComingGunFury, Men of the Fii Matinee Sunday 2S0 P M Cont ing Lady Gregory Peck, Broderick Crawford in NIGHT PEOPLEin CinemaScope TechnicolorTues, Wed, July 7 8THE MAD MAGICIAN Scio Drivein Theatre6588 Jackaon Road, Ann ArborPhoru Normandy87088 Children under 12 admitted FxeVincent Price and Marv Murphy Frida Saturday, July 2, 3 ARROW HEADIn Technicolor withComing New Faces, Hell andWater Check Your New LEE THEATREWhitmore Lake, Michlocm withCharJeton Heston, Katy JurgOiFriday Saturday, July 2, 3 THE BOY FROM OKLAHOMMA withWill Rogers jr, Nancy Olson in Warner ColorandHarlem Globe Trotters, Dana Clark inGO, MAN, GOAll Ner, All Action CartBETTER TELEPHONE SERVICE NurnbarsYOU CAN HELP YOURSELF TO1 Make Suit of the Number 2 Dial the Two Letters and All the Five Numerals fur Local CallsMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY3 For Galls to Howell Dial theHowell as often as you wish without Dialing Carefully 8 sPeed your Calls by y Sponsored by PINCKNEY MASONIC BUILDINGStarlight Sunday, Monday, July 4, 5Bob Hope, Joan FontaineAll in TechnicolorCASANOVAS BIG NIGHTTech Featurette Declaration of Independence HELLS HALF ACREwithWendell Cory, Evelyn KeyeaSunday Monday, July 4, 5 FRONTIER GIRLIn Technicolorwith VjRod Cameron, Yvonne DeCarlo JPloaJIVAROin Technicolor trithFernando Lamas, Rhonda FlemingCartoon 4th of JULY Celebration SUNNITfi BIG FIREWORKS DISPLAYCome One Come AllTues, Wed, Thur July 6 7, 8 Lana TurnerinFLAME AND THE FLESH In TechnicolorwithPeir Angel, Carlos Thompson andBonar CollanaSurprisme Susie New Cartoon lor of Eaton Rapids Thur, Fri, Sat, July 11T3TDIAL M FOR MURDMl In TeeJinleolorwithRay Miiland, Grace Kelly and Robert CumminfalaoBELOW THE SAHARA withHumphrey BogartAndrew Nisbett and wife spent lastWednesdaywith Mrs, Blanche NayRAO TELE1SERVICEStarringWJR SINGING STAR iesComedy Precision DcmgupgFRED KENDALLVeterans Memorial Field Pinckney, MichiganADMISSION ADULTS 100 CHILDREN 50cRay SamueSs and Madeleine PROMPT AND COURTEOUSSALES125 Webster St, Phone 118Attention Attention HOW IS YOOR AttentionPicture Tube S IT WEAK OR DEADWt HAVt IHt tQUIPMtNT TO REPAIRALL MAKES OF PICTURE TUBES AT A VERt LOW COSTUR WORK IS GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS CALLSHIREYS RADIO TV Phone 83F2 Pinckney, MichiganWING MACHINESJULY 9 Phillip Murphy is working for the hurasofi, iAimber CohibvjH,Don Bums and wife arerApfndinj 1amraer school at Western State, KalamzoOi Bill Baucrhn, Lloyd VanBlaricum, and lUpalr All IUkMEtimase Orvm la AdrmaeIn Case of Bad Weather Will Be Held in Pinckney School Benefit of Building Fund Marion Shirey and wivea spent theweek endv with Tony deFillippi and 1wife at TawasThe Golden Archers Club held meetSunday on the Norman Miller Sewing MachineCompanyyfarm 18 competed All WiA Wi nmi 114 Sooth Main St, Am PV Nd, JVM 21b lfS4war VTSWusiness RevieTowh Shop ShoesDressy Womens108 B WASHINGTONShoes that are always itorites shoes that are slimmer, daintier, and more ele gant in design than ever before, are a speciality at this popular shoe center The easywearing comfort of TownShop shoeb has caused them to jump to prominence amongthe women in this vicinity Whether you desire theDRESSY or CASUAL typeshoe, the Town Shop Shoesmanagoijnt ha seen to it that a wide choice the workof the liiost astute designers Footwear CasualNO 38600f f Dotwear is on display ina wide range of sizes For this reason, It is our pleasurein this review to teH you of this fine store with its quality shoes for women When you make your selection here,you will have not only he ultimate in style but completefoot comfort To the women in our vicinity who have notalready enjoyed this stores fine shoefitting facilities, weinvite you, in the manage ments behalf, to stop in EDC BUILDINGFARM forCOMMERCIAL COTTAGEContact the State DistributorA H Payeur Son FOUNDATION CO1643 S State Ann Arbor NO 30800Webers Supper ClubLOBSTER SEA FOOD STEAJt CHICKEN US2 NO 8LOBST3715 JACKSON Rd HwUS12Whenever youre hungryfor a treat, remember the welcoming, friendly Webers Supper Club1, 2 miles west ofAnn Arbor Why not dine famouslyat a place where your platewill be heaped high with ten der meats, savory vegetablesand famous fixings That is NO 88760why we tell you of this plea sunt, inviting place to eat Courtesy and service gohand in hand at this popular club The management cordially invites you to stop in andenjoy a wellbalanced mealprepared to your tasteMarti Walker Your Fashion Center218 S STATE ANN APBOR NO 20440It takes only a quick round dresses, sweaters, varied acof the stores these days to cessories convince you that this sfcop , Women and young womenoffers you the best in fashion have been intrigued by the wear at the best prices It is really original creations andwhere a better class of wo ideas in the window displaysmens and misses readyto of this shop They are timelywear is sold Marti Walker is and perfect in style and tie in a household name wherever with the everyday and specialwomen and girls meet and occasion doings of women,talk about the new and In behalf of the manageexciting finer styles and ment we wish to acknowledgetrends in womens clothing, its appreciation of your acThis Fashion Shop is now dis quaintance and past patron playing the very latest sea age They look forward to sonal fashions in coats, suits, serving you in the futureNaglers Fur ShopWill Remodel Your Old Fur Coat Into a CAPE STOLE, CAPE or JACKET Prices Range 2500 and up318 St MAIN ST ANN ARBOR NO 22619If your furs look dated, make your selection,you may have them restyled For those desiring SUM r Naglers Fur Shop in Ann MER STORAGE PROTEC Arbor This can be done more TION for their furs, Nailereconomically during the sum Fur Shop has adequate facilmer months Old furs may be ities for such,repaired and brought upto In this business review, wedate by this shops skilled fur wish to suggest that you make,riera and at moderate cost, this shop a must to comIf your choice be a new coat, plcto yur fall and winterjacket, or accessory, ready wardrobe NOW is the timeniade or custom, this shop has to make your selection, advanced styles from which toFitzgeraldJordan, Inc SALES LINCOLNMERCURY SERVICEUsed Cars Sold With a Lifetime Guarantee312 EAST HURON ST USED CAR LOTAnn Arbor No 23293 Division at Detroit StreetThis firm is adequately sories to increase that price,staffed, stocked, and equipped Highest tradein values thatto bring you the finest service can be offered for your used anywhere in the area And if car are givenyou are in the market for a Their used cars are offered new car, it is prepared to han at a fair price, with a LIFEdle your requirements in this TIME GUARANTEE Theyline with a fine Lincoln or are clean and in many cases Mertury whichever one reconditionedmeets your purse and purpose So, for tops in SERVICE, On a new car, Fitzgerald NEW or USED CARS, look toJordan, Inc, has the finest FitzgeraldJordan, Inc, this selling policy The price you year and for years to comepay is the delivered price Satisfaction is assuredthere are no unwanted acces Anderson Paint CoPAINTS WALLPAPERS DriveIn Parking Lot300 E WASHINGTON NO 21350People spend more time in and hung paints, too, cantheh feomes now and are in be applied easily Your de terested in making them as corating job can indeed be fun attractive aapossible They whilo you achieve the mostalso realize how effectively dej pleasing results Only finest corating themes reflect iodi products are handled by thisvidual tastes Thatf is, whyfkm The next time you arewe tell you of the Anderson in Ann Arbor, stop in and see Paint Co whose stock of wall for yourself if what we tellpapers and paints is so com you is not true The Ander plete Fine painting and de son Paint Co will make your corating may be done quickly painting and wallpapering proand conveniently with their blems much easier We areEASY TO APPLY YOUR pleased to include them in ourSELF MATERIALS Wall review for this reason,paper can be easily trimmed Service Finance CoSinger Sewing Machine Co Sales Service Rentals 114 S MAINThis sewing center has awide selection of Singer Sewing Machines and vacuums ondisplay They embody the latest improvements a real boon to the thrifty housewifeand motherThe staff are experts in servicing your sewing machine or vacuum For your convenience, simply by dropping a post card or by telephoningtheir office, the Singer Sewing Machine Co will arrangeto have their representativegive your sewing machine or vacuum a free home inspection the next time he is in your area By stating the mostconvenient time for you, a suitable appointment may bemade Remember the phone NO 24222number Ann Arbor, NO 24222 Singer Sewing Center hasalways been a popular spot with the ladies Many womenin this area are taking advantage of the home sewing class es For those who have notas yetmay we suggest you contact the managementYour inquiries are invited Supplies including needles,machine oils, bobbins, belts, shuttles and accessories areavailable in a wide supplyhere Hemstitching, the making of belts, buttonholes, etcare other interesting featuresof this firms service which we are glad to include in thisreviewMaynard Seeger Ornamental IronRAILINGS GRILLS TliELLISES GRATES Blacksmithing Fabricating109 S ASliLEY NO 87403ORNAMENTAL IRON Seeger offer are well worthWORK OF ALL TYPES is knowing about Their designsthis firms speciality Jtor your embody the newest ideas, and interior and exterior require an installation by them canments in this liiio, this firm is do much to add to the attracequipped to of you the tiveness of your home We highest type of service All suggest you pay this firm anwork is done to your specifica early visitor call them by tions The maircement con telephonethey will be gladsiders a satisfied customer to give you any informationtheir most valuable asset and you may desire concerningthey turn out work, RIGHT your needs in this line They IN MATERIAL and WORK welcome the people from thisMANSrllP vicinityServices such as MaynardPeters Sausage Company227 EAST SUMMIT ANN ARBOR NO 22507 FRESH MEATS Over 57 Years WHOLESALEThe name of this wholesale best and have local interestscompany is wellknown to the at heart,stockraisers in this section A wholesale meat concernIts modern plant is open to such as Peters Sausage Co is the public for inspection It essential to the progress and pays farmers and stock raisr growth of the community Iners top market prices It pro tfcis review of some of thevides fresh and superior meats leading businesses we complito the small retail trade thus ment the management on the serving the public in a double continuous high quality of its capacity It merits the pat products which are so familiarronage and support of all in to us, and wish them contin this section who desire the ued successAcousticon Moran CoFREE EXAMINATIONSBatteries Accessories Repairs105 S 4th AVE NO 31362Hearing loss need not han iyonders for you You maydicap you Here you will find continue to enjoy social conhearing aids made to fit the tacts without embarrassment individual The sooner you and you Wli bfc amazed at thewear one, the sooner you will small cost 0 su h enjoy near normal and correc satisfaction,tive hearing ACOUSTICON thu fim n aids will be scientifically ad bor and agk for MrjQsted and correctly fitted to JT, u iftOfl He will be glad to arrange aeach type of hearing loss Keep in miridthere is no demonstration for yon withother hearing like ik oat obligation Once you trycan do the Acousticon you will want to use it always Ar311 WEST HURONDONT BORROW UNECESSARILY but, if you are short of cash, why not pay avisit to the Service financeCo in Ann Arbor They are prepared to assist you with the necessary financing ALLBUSINESS IS STRICTLYCONFIDENTIAL friendsand relatives need never kaAW Many in this vicinityhave been hefcpad over thehump by a convenient loanReliable persons may discussany worthwhile need for im NO 23281mediate cash with thi ipuny and are assured coieous and prompt attentkn In behalf f Mr Bill Rgenial manager of this filwe invite you to phone or s1jn at the Service Finance office and talk over yoineeds with them They arj anxious to help you just ithey have helped many otheriin the past Theirs is a trulj convenient sy st em abbu which we are glad to tell yoFabrics for Interiors MILLENDS3060 Washlenaw Rd 1NO 3We suggest you have yourhome as smart and as grac ious as your new clothes Mixor match your favorite colors and materials from this shopswonderful assortment of fab rics STRICTLY PRICE APPEALING, because of MillEnds merchandise MillEnds mean manufacturerscloseouts bought lay the bolts,and sold to you by the yard, at a savings Gift wrap yourfurniture in these glamorous fabrics by the YARDmile E of Ann Arbor1311 Tasteful decoration, on asmpll budget, calls for a fe tricks This is where fabrics for interiors come in Fromtheir fine assortment you maychoose materials in keepingwith your room With yourold furniture slipcovered andwith draperies and accessories in matching or harmonizingschemes you can get along with fewer pieces of furnitureIn every way, this fine fabricshop can help you save So, stop in soonFox Sporting GoodsCamping Equipment Outdoor Summer Furniture Tents Camp Stoves Sleeping Bags CotsOutboard Motors Canoes Marine Supplies624 S MAIN We congratulate the management and staff of FoxSporting Goods on its fine record of service to this vicinityAt all times it may be reliedupon to carry the most complete lines in its field and thebest quality merchandise This firm is anxious and happy toserve you from year tg yearas is evidenced by its unex celled policy in fair dealing Its present stock includes the ANN ARBOR NO 24407finest in camping equipmentand outdoor summer furniture A COMPLETE RANGEOF TENTS FOR CAMPING PICNIC PURPOSES IS ALSOAVAILABLE IN A WIDESELECTION so, hie yourselves quickly to Fox Sporting Goods They will solveyour camping equipment problem for you to your complete satisfactionHudsons Radio Television Service Service is Our Business200 N 4th AVE NO 86822Satisfaction is more often This firm has a reputationmeasured in terms of service to maintain and an obligationrather than sale Radio and to the people they serve To television sets sometimes need that end, the management hasslight adjustments, repairs, or spared no expense in addingpart replacements the newest, most precise testThis firm is proud to have equipment and parts,us tell you of their fine ser With the necessary equipvice department They main ment and skilled servicemen tain a staff of highly skilled to serve you, there is nothingservicemen who are trained more to be desired This firmin servicing all types of radio stands ready to serve youand television You may ask quickly and efficiently, whetheir satisfied customers who ther it be a new radio, telePimber in the hundreds vision, or repair you desireShipmans IncGirls thru PreTeens Boys thru 20Complete Juvenile Outfitters329331 S MAIN NO 32310Clothing and shoes in afine selection for juveniles is this firms business The management has seen to it thatPRICES ARE WELL WITHIN THE FAMILY BUDGET They make your dollar go fur ther and at the same time offer quality merchandise Theyhave made a special study ofpracticality and style and can show you complete outfits ormix and match themes in thenewest gtyies Ttoeir attend ants are experts at fitting BO comfort is assured FOR THEMOST COMPLETE SOLITION TO YOUR BOYS ORGIRLS WARDROBE PROBLEM, hie yourself or sendyour son or daughter to Shipmans, Inc in Ann Arbor,where items are well displayed and service is always best To this stores many 4trons in this area, we extemMftthe managements behalf, Thank you for your postpatronage They look fbnritflt to senrtng you ir the ftgj rr rtirj r m srflfari v1 1itbvlTO GET PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENTU UP 8 3144ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT THE PULMOTOR WILL RESPOND TO ALLCALLS WHETHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THECOUNTY DIAL SAME NUMBER AS FOR THE FIRE ENGINERegistrationFORiGen Primary Electionr TO BE HELD AVQUT 1K4OTB IK ABEIAN DBBOOM8TATB BEPBB8BNTATIVB la tkolopabfeaa Primaries Ira Wilson Sons I Dairy CoRich Ice Cream PureVISIT YOUR LOCAL DEALERIt 1B always a pleasure in ious finish to any meal Ghfldour business review to include ren enjoy it as a cone treatthe Ira Wilson Sons Dairy Your nearest dealer witHCo and to compliment them Wilsons , Ice Cream sign, on the continuous high qual always ready and happy to ity of their products Dealers serve you in your choice ofthroughout the area can at flavor in smaUor large quan test to the wide popularity tidieswhich their products have We can assure you that the won Party planners, adults, management and manufacturand children all prefer the ers of this ever popular Ice delightful Wilson Ice Cream cream will continue to offerflavors available, knowing you highest quality productsthat only finest ingredients They are always on the alertare used in the process of to maintain their reputationmanufacturing Mothers find of offering superior productsthis firms ice cream a delicWhat has been Mid at the CapitalHIS HONESTY and SINCERITYhave NEVER been QUESTIONEDby anyone He is recognized as oneof the hardest working legislators in LansingThe editor of the Durand Expressin its pages stated some time agoAdrian deBoom was in Durand some time ago and we had quite a a visit with him We are going outon a limb and say that Mr deBoom is an unusual man and public office holder and we think that the people have one of the finest menthat is available to represent them in our State Legislature We dont carewhat your politics are, whether you vote for him or not, we make thisstatement from dbservation and we like MrdeBoom and the way he does business for the people he represents, jIThe Berry PatchGifts Of107 E LIBERTYStop in at The Berry Patchand see the sheer charm of their many beautiful giftsYoull agree that their wonderfully priced selection hasjust everything in eyecatching appeal Gifts from thisstore means gifts of the ut most distinction During oneof my shopping tours I noticed the beautiful windows ofthis shop I just had to seewhat was insideHere, I found exactly what All TypesNO 22830I expected to find A PLEASANT PLACE TO SHOP quiet, unhurried, and with thtmost fascinating selection ofgifts I found it to be thelogical place to find that es pecially charming gift for anespecially charming friendI dont know everythingBUT I do know that youllfind the solution to your gifthunt at this delightful shopTheir selection is varied andbeautifulThe BoJack family of Gulf port,Miss is here for the summe and had the Ronnie Hoskins and Robert Ackley families for Sunday guests The Ralph and Gerald Clinton fami ilies of Detroit were Sundayes guest at the C J Clinton home1 Mrs Margaret Clark and famly visited at the Charles Clark homeat Kalkaska last weekJanet Shirley left last week tofor Savanagh, George to visit theRobert Amburgey familyMrs Dorothy Dinkel and chldrencalled at the Kenneth Wylie home home Sunday The Pat Dillons of Howell calledon Mrs Emma Dinkel Sunday Micky Ritter spent Sunday at theMark Nash home iVki9 Don Griffith famty of Mt ,Pleasant spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith home Jerry Ledwidge is now playingball with the Lubbock, Texas team The Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak spent Sunday with MrsEleanor Ledwidge Their daughter, Diane, who has been visiting therewent back with them Mrs Irvin Kennedy visited theDyer families and Mrs Helen Berry in Lansing last week John Boyer and wife called at theiPete Straiger home in Ypsilanti Sat1 urday II Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor and Leo Carish and families of Detroit called at the Wm Shehan home SundayGerald Henry is home from hisschool in Detroit for the summerRobert Pike and wife called on thethe Jesse Krum family of LansingTuesday, August 3 54lo the Qualfied Electors of the TOWNSHIP OF PUTNAM STATE OP MICHIGAN Notice hereby given that I will at my Home at 204 North Mill St, Pinekney from 8 A M to 9 PM andIncluding JULY th, 1954 the Last Day of Registration for said Election to Register Voters Who Shall Applyto Me Personally Last Thursday the Robert Pike,WILLIAM L HAACKCANDIDATE FORREGISTER OF DEEDSI wish to announce at this time that I am a candidate or the of Register of Deeds on the Re publican ticket Your support at fhaPrimaries August 3, 1954 will be Appreciated SincereyWilliam L HackThose from here whoturned on the Mrs Janis Baker and childrenofDr I televison program at New Syracuse, N Y, are expected here York Sunday saw Mrs Katherine today to visit the Roger Carr family Thayer of this place win the firston a Mrs Rose Berquist of GrandRapids was a week end guest of theMerwin Campbell family75 The Thayera arethrough New York stateClare Miller family called at Cambum home SunMURRAY KENNEDY, Putnam Township Clerk uHendeed 2SidrLansing last week dayMrs, Ethel Sprout spent the weekend at the Charles Soule home in The Wilbur Esele and1 Charles Eis Howell Mr and Mrs Soule have a ele families of Fowlerville caMed on baby girl bom last week Moaday on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sunday Terry Reason, son of Mr and MrsRoy Reason cut his, hand in lawn mower last weekMr and Mrs R E Brooks of FHatspent last Wednesday with Mrs Mary Hoffftfra Edaa Reason and Leeta and George Meabon and wife were infbo Boy Reason family called on Stockbridge Sundaylira, Lola Carpenter in ontiac Sun ,4fty, The friends of Amanda DeBarr entertained her at a party Friday nightCallers of Mrt Beulah Martin last at the Harold Porter home, PortageWmk wort Mr and Mrs Jay Brig Lake in honor of her birthdayThosefcojft of Grata Lake there besides the Porters were thefamily 5rOrland Winslows, Erwin JarMrs Alberta Close and MrtvGene Dinkel of theli bom on vacationto Oregon where theal a fovornow eon MtiL Mar Eichman 8pongored ah0U8e warming party for Mrs Ray monda Morris 21 present conservation The Jeckyfrollick family of Detroitcalled on Mr and Mrt Henry Bauck SundayA new nondenominational chapelbuilt of hand hewn timbers will bodedicted at the Hartwick pines near Grayling this week The costis 15,000300 rural mail carrion reportedseeing lest ruffed grouse this yearand more doer4 forest fires burned over 19 acreslast weekThe dept will use chemical woodkillers in wild life areas where It lidesired to maintain openlaftBorn to Mr and Hit Pkk YoungSusan Campbell a MeDat hospit al, Brighton, ateriay a fofttaaatorto II u jmon at Mrfa lit Wkm koa Aojmi oww owj OHHV w at Lakelamd for U yeastatMacfeae Iata Ske 4 graadoWMwa i 1Mjudir VfJ ftiTv vvrT , iDRYGOODSGROCERIESSHOESCANNED GOODSGENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STOREfresh Monthold cakeyou baked it waiting in yourITS TRUE Ycu can K baked goods and other perishables including butter, coffee, maple syrup freshfor months in an electric home freezerEqually wonderful, you can do allyour baking when youre in the moodIts so easy to bake a few extra pies,cakes and cookies when you have allthe ingredients out Easier still to freezethe extras Discover a wonderful new way of planning meals ahead a more convenient way of living , getan electric home freezerBE MODERNLIVE ELECTRICALLYE E V 6l R O EA LEW or Detroit EdisonTHE ROUSH PLUMBING SAB MOTTO TO310 WEBSTER ST PHONE 189, PfadmeyEAVES TROUGH Wednesday, Jane 29, 1954 Enfendc fed Matter ca Act of Manh 1877wo SlnFlMkiMyMchNancy Wylie has returned homefrom University hospital, Ann Ar borBertie Smith and George Brunton of Rush Lake lave taken the job to clean up the 3 cemeteries inHamburg township Whitcomb,Campbelltown and North Hamburg A state law makes the town ship responsible for cleaning themup45 Masons from Pinckney attended the annnal Strawberry Festivalbed by the Stockbridge lodge thereThursday night Rev Dr Behnerwas toastmaster The PinckneyQuartette, George Gardner, OrlandWinsow,Harold Riggs and Charlesford sing There was an accordiannumber and a duet Mrs CasperGlenn was at the piano FrancisDodge and tRex Sackett grand lodge officers spoke Also JamesLunfordDetroit and Mike Bagoley,grand lodge committeemen andI Olin Robinson, deputy instructor Life memberships were presented by Stockbrdge to Sumner Hall byPaul Dancer, Casper Glenn by RevBehner and George Zigman by WarInor Pickett Following this Living ston Lodge conferred the EA de1 greeMiss Janet White of Pinckney leftWednesday fromMontreal Quebec on, the boat Fanhead for a 3 monthstrip to England jMesdames Elizabeth Wylie, Nell ieWylie and Lena Wylie attended aj shower for Mrs Floyd SheltersBar bara Wylie at Howell ast weekMarshall Meabon and family spentthe week end at LovcllsBill twin Clark had an operateration at St Joe hospital, Ann Ari Tuesday His father, Roy Clark and 1 Suzanne called on him ThursdayjFlorence Utley, 7, daughter ofMrsAlma Lltiey was taken to Unij varsity hospital from St Joe lasti week and the wire was remOTtdi from her eye The eye was removed , earlier in the week Hamilton Business Colleger621 E WILLIAM Ann Arbor may well beproud of this leading businesscollege which offers students complete courses in secretarial science and business training,Students may enroll at anytimeand are assured of receiving a complete course in the shortest possible time The success of a businesscollege depends upon threethingsthe highest training standards, a welltrained fac Ann Arbor NO 8781ulty, and an expertservice We are pleated say that the Hamilton Btuiness College has ahrayt h4an outstanding record in tfciftregard That is why we iour annual review of Ann Ar bor, congratulate and extendbest wishes to Mr Hamilton, We are pleased to refer his institufion to you as a first step towards future security TPiMYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Wafer HeatersPHONE UP83114 Complete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install WeServloe10 7 5 EAST MMCOALMrs, Louise Hamilton of Los An Calif, and Mrs M Martinand wife of Landing spent Sunday at the iivin Kennedy honii1The Mark Naslus attended the Uof M Alumni part Saurelay nighiniht it the Marion town houe honoring the award winners of the grad uating classes David Xush was unable to attend but Kathy LaPrud,2ndplace winner was there with MrsStaekable fTerry McCJowan oj Porttiac spentSunday at the homo of Trs Tressa Coyle Earl Kenniwoll and family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Olin Robinson, home Mrs Betty Robinson and new son returned from the hosptal last Wed nesday, Harold Rady underwent an operaon his back at Detroit Osteopathichospital last Friday Michael Gathey, 17 months of Detroit drowned at Base Lake,north side Sunday where he was with hisparents Deputy Frank Ziegler was 1 called and the Pinckney fire dept took pulmotor out The bady was taken lo the Wilde Funeral Home, Redford1 Roy Teeple, Mrs Mary Teeple and Blanche Martin attended the frmeralof Mrs Mable Mann Kirtland, atthe Weatherbee Funeral Home inJackson last week Rev Wimberlyformerly of Rrighton preached the sermon1 The Howard Read family had din ner at Monks Hotel, Brighton Sun day and Saturday attended a party 1 at Portage Lake honoring the 4th1 birthday of Andrea WideI The Wayne Cory family of Grandf Rapids visited at the Robert Read home last week The James Whitley family spentat the WmWhitley home in Ann Ann Axbor Sunday visitors at the LawrenceCamburn home were Rex Sackettand wife and Jamees Lunford axjd wife of Detroit Mrs Lucille Camburn and MrsLorraine Tansley attended the Lan sing Show Boat last weekflunday guests at the Wyne AtLeehome were Melvin Totz and wife of Detroit and the Bob Tasch family PRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TONTo Allow You To Fill Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If Yon Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON S119D EHoey Son TRUCKSTRACTORSCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO HOAVKIX, MICH 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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eFran k Gibso n hom e a t Anderson He r husband , Joh n Hudkins , die d 7year s ago Survivn g ar e a son , Kenneth , a thome , a son,Cecil , a t Stockbridg ean d a son , Don , i n Indiana Ther ear e 4 daughters , Mrs Hele n Cor y o fPinckney , Mrs Rober t Perry , An nArbor , Mis s Lovan n Hudkins , Ypsil ant i an d Mrs Man e Bailey , Detroit Th e funera l wa s a t th e Milne rFunera l Home , Stockbridg e Satur da y afternoon Rev Lombar d o f th eBaptis t churc h officiatingBuria l wa si n Nort h Stockbridg e Cemetery ALBER T ABRAM SAlber t Abrahams62 , die d s t hi shom e nea r Fowlervill e Saturda y tH e wa s bor n nea r Fowlervili e an dspen t hi s entir e lif e i n thi s county Survivin g ar e hi s wif e th e forme rNin a Jub b an d 2 daughters , Mrs ther Campbell , P H Sw l o Kettle r an d Aze l C aJoh n Dunba r celebr abirthda y Sunda y b y entertffinTn g hi srelative s a t dinner Jan e Ca d well , daughte r o f Mr an dMrs Rue l Cadwel l o f Portag e Lak ewo n th e 5 5 y d breas t 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nii s count y unti l thi s year Thi s la wha d a checkere d caree r an d wa s stitutiorta l b y th ewa s firs t passe d i n194 1 an d requeste d b y Wayn erquntr wher e man y person s wit h th fsam e nam e fil e fo r th e sam e office I t onl y applie d t o countie s wit h 60 000 0 populatio n an d th e su cour t kille d it Another la w194 5 applyin g th e la w t oinapplying th e la w t oai l countie s irrespectiv e o f popuiai yMornin g Wetshi pT h Ni h P 1045 A Dixboro spen t th e week endMrs Mario n Bnnutt 2 4 turne d ou t fo r th e ba m raisin go f Joh n Bur g Monday A dinne r wa sserve d Th e Stev e MrofK a famil y attende d vwfamil y reunio n a t Massilion , Ohio , j io n Fe w countie s enforce d it ove r th e week end i law ha s neve r bee n teste d in th eMrs Mar y Amburgey , sonJimmi e sn d Erdel y VanRickl e wer e inLansin g Tuesday Th e Ott o Poulson s wer e Sunda ydinne r guest s o f Mr an d Mrs Rober tHoltfort h o f Fenton Whil e o n th e boar d wal k a t Atla n supreme su prent e court Th e identificatio n certl fitat e give s you r name , ag e address ,state s yo u ar e a citize n an d hav e li v i n th e count y lon g enoug h t o b eg p Thor Nigh t Praye r Meetin g a t th eChmtk atWe d Choi r Practis e 80078 0 P M A Heart y Welcom e T o Al lA t People s Ohurc hTJndenona f nationa lWes t betwee n Mai nUnadiU a Stre r ftBft Keit h Ruegsegger , Pasto r Scnoo l 94 5 AM WSOF T BAL L OPEN S HER BTh e lighte d fieldhe fo r sof t bal l las t Frida y nigh t I nth e firs t gam e Dic k Kennedy s Tee nAger s los t t o GilkesZik a Hardwar eLouis e Reichkof f o f Howel l an d te m o f Howel l reinforce d by som eMrs Elizabet t Wyii e o f Pinckney J L Joa Phs S ,tars 4 to and y l 945 AM 8nd y Worshi p 1100AM TovtkGfOQ p 700 PM Evenin g Servi c e 800jm Thur Prsye r Meetin g 80 0 P M Jr Choi r Practis e We d 40 0 P M Sr Choi r Practis e Wed , 78 0 P M W e Exten d a Christia n Welcom e t o J,lty Ias t wee k Ml Jin1C i W re gi a candidateFran k Bush , retirin g re gite r o f deed s foun d ou t the y wer erequire d bu t ha d neve r bee n filedh yingsto n Lodge I t wa s Raymon d and calle d i t t o th e at to f th e electio n commission BETHE L BAPTIS T CHURC H8 Mile s N ft 8 Mile W of Pinckne y40 0 Swarthou t Rd , N Hambur gBonda Mornin g Servic e 100 0B d Schoo l followe d b y Messag ey Evenin g Servic e 74 uThu n Nigh t Prsye r 8ervic e 74 5Fran k Shultz , Pasto r967 0 Marshal l Rd Ge n 7549 0Sout h Lyon , Mich ,I Pinckne y kid s playe d errorles s bal lal1 but onIv ot 2 hita off Dick McThere are 5 grandchildrenThe funeral was at the Schnacken Dick Mcburg Funeral Home Tuesday after Macken who had a fast ball with anoon, Rev Geske officiating Burial b3eak, on nd control Dick Higgs,was in Fairview CemeterySEEK STRANGERLast Thursday afternoon an unknown man in a Chevrolet sedanwith a Wastenaw county license,pulled up to the curb in front of theJohn Schroeder home on West Main Huhman ss pitching for Pinckney allowed 4 hitsbut walked 7 men The Pinckneyteam made some very nice fielding plays John Burg made a divingcatch of a line drive turned a scornersalt and came up with the ballPinckney Teeners AB R HSt, and tried to pull Ann Shirley Reason, 18 who was on her way homeinto his car She broke away fromhim and ran on the Schroeder porch He turned around and went backThe large gray flies buzzing in J east His car number was takenthe north woods are beneficial toman as they kill off the tent cater pillars The flies will be gone by themiddle of July anywayPbli auction sale of state owned in northern Michigan will beheld on July 22, 23 Lit of the landmay 4 obtained from the Conservation Dept, Land DivisionThe wild turkey experiment is being carefully watched Three henturkeys raised broods of young inthe Allegan State Forest Of the 400eggs obtained from Pennsylvania188 hatchedA total of 9 inches of rain ell in l Lake area in a 10 day pergiod, Three reports have been filed ofdeer damage orchards in southern Michigan in Livingston ,Oaklandcounties and Lake Odessey Deer inthe early days were plentiful insouthern Michigan Then as the landwas cleared off they were exterminated and from 1890 to 1920 nonewets seen Then they staged a come back, protected by law and a redeveloping range of state conservationhUld, Tiiey are much moe healthytl n northrn deer and southern doshave 2 fawns a year Whether the increase will continue r not timewill tell but if it does serious cropdamafe will follow We are also informed that he hadpreviously tried to get a Cavan anda Huhman girl in his car,There seems to be a mxiup on thenumber as the one given to the sheriff was not issued to Chevrolet carAUTO ACCIDENTA car driven by MarsballAdams,20, of East Ann Arbor, turned overMonday night at the curve at the Leo Davis farm on Patterson LakeRoad The persons 4n it,allfrom EastAnn Arbor were injured as follows Walter Page, 19, shoulder in juries Joan Manor, 16, broken collar bone and Jean Manor, 14, head injuries State police were calledThe injured were taken to University hospital, Ann Arbor in the Swarthout ambulance 1 Barrett, bLevey, lbPacker, c 2D Higgs, pAmbuxgey, 2bMeabon, 2bDyer, If 2B Higgs, cf 3Burg, rf 2GilkesZiska HardwareGillette, cf 3 0 03 0 0 0 00 13 0 012 0 00 00 1 0 00 0AB R H1 1 0Bermister, ss 8 0 0Bowman, 3b 4 0 Ward, If 4 0 12 2 9200 McGregor Rd Portage LakeLarry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AM1046 A MT60 P M 730 p m Douglas of Alpena, grand junior warden of the grand lodge of MichyanWeek end visitors at the Albertbert Dinkel home were Arthur Hill and wife of Flushing,ilas Wellmanand wife of Howell, V F Clse andand wife of Linden and Audrey Kli BrightonR W Wylie has another woundstripe having cut two finger cutting meat last weekThe Fred Head family arc spending the month at their cottage atPortage Lake Mri and Mrs Rogei Can entertained Sunday Mrs Janis Baker andand family of Syracuse, X V,liubCan1, flrand Rapids, Leo Betty fam ily of Walled Lake and Wayne Can1Carr familyTh Kd Hockott family of Newcastle Penn visited at the Mrwinanil home this weekMr Susan Young and baby arehome from the hospital and at the Young home in Gregory The Doyle Temploton family ofKeego Harbor spent the w end a1the Albert Shirley home The Kenneth Mohlman, Ptiryl aulj who refused to bar thef candidatesfrom the faallotL Bush ppealed to Hubert Montgomery election commis iirx, at Lansing who orderediiiac and Catesman, Republicansand al the Democrat candidates who had not filed certificates barredt the ballot The other Republican candidates were tipped off and onificates just before thtdiudlin The candidate who were kicked off the ballot have startedaction to get back on the baLut Judite Carland set the trial forJuly f Stanley Berriman and Fran cis Bniron are attorneys for Haaekm P irtin Lavan for the Democrat andidalis heir1Ciayle Shirley families spent, the week end at n cottnfirP KT AfltfonacThe Ronnie Hosckin family of Detroit were Sunday gnrsts at theWed, Prayer Meeting CARD OF THANKSWe wish to express our sincerethanks to our friends and neighborsfor their many acts ot Kindness utthe time of the death of our dearlyeloved motherMrs Nellie Hudkins The Hudkins Family Bo Jack homeMrs Clare Palmerof last week at thehome in Flint Drivcin theatres edem to have apto i he public and are gettingiai of theatre patronageow Drivein Church Service hashas been haugerated Beginning Oft iy 1 at 700 p m each Sunday nito Mill Road Bible , Church atMiller and RoseHale Roads, neSJTlaning will inai iterate such serviceServices of a like nature have beeheld out doors before but were never i mted for any length of timeevenOne minister here held Sundayinv Services on the puMte square,In Dexter a minister used the parku nu he bandstand as a pulpitwhere a small organ was installedpent pjut of j They drew food attendance but min Peach Palmor , isters who followed them discontinaOnly recently Rev, Halmsy ently Rev,Mrs Naomi Murphy and son Jim Urth another Dexter ministerh fof St PLiir spent last Thursday withMr Ml IUcn n i field MoMirl II PIcalled in I1 vlmerr Amhurirey and rhildin1 cr it week at Spusand wife of StJohnshere SundayKenneth , ylit who has been ill hadfromo uaitsrnree the houscetopshousefps wersThe Republican party is still iaawe of Senator Joe McCarthy who shoves them around when he feelsCARD OF THANKbThe friends and neighbors of thePinckney Community proved theGolden Rule to us in our barn rais ing during the July 4th week endWe are most grateful to all of those who sacrificed the holiday to makeour barn become a reality A hearty Christian thanks to you The John Burgc I i i i i i iv r in lioi Ul til m v niil 1IC 1CCII was in St To hipital Ann Arbor I Tn national chairman of theGerkin, c McMacken, p 3 0Clawson 2b 2 1Spittler, rf 0 0Murray, rf 1101 0 FAMILY NIGHTFamily Nitfht will be Saturdaynight, July 10 at the Peoples Churchsnd meat and coffee will be furnished Bring table service SecMARRIED JULY 1 HEREHazel Story and Wesley Goheenwere united in marriage by a double ng ceremony July l,by EWMann, Hepublir an party recently made astatement that, the national committee uns not planning to uso Senator McCarthy as a speaker this fallMore recently Cong Simpson ofI Penn chairman of the campaignThe Brandom White family spent ininittee in a television broadcastthe week end in northern Michigan j JU,radictcd this He said Senatorand the H C Veddera a I Xe wherry Carthy will prove an asset to the Val Keiset had a been Sunday to j Ipnhlican party and he will urge him to stump for all the GOP canpArbor for a rhorkup last week He has to tro back aain Homer Abney of rhuhbs Cornersis enlarging1 his home Frajicis Harris of Detroit was intown Saturdayfinish his house Rev Keith and family leave Wednesday on their vacation in the southRev Paul Miller who has boonIS 108 YEARS OLDMrs Msy Ella Caldwell of 7700Oswley Road, Pinckney celebratedher 106th birthday June 30th at thetome of her son, John She formerlylived te Pinckney Although the oMest resident in die county she is stilltm fcMft heslth and active Someyearn ago she gained much fame as aa qaih maker and won mtny prizes ii state contests LIBRARY NEWSMiss Florence Prteuss snd Mrs Bonner spent last week stUke attending the Library TELEPHONE DINNERThe Thursday following the inaugeiaion of dial telephone service inPinckney 15 former Pinckney operators met at the home of Mrs Otto Poulson and then went to the MonksHotel, Brighton, for dinner Eachone was presented with a beautifulcorsage from the Pinckney FireDept It was also the anniversary of 12 years as chief operator for MrsPoulson She was presented with agift b her former fellow employees,and she presented each with a smalltoken of appreciationBUY SCHOOL SITEStMarys Church has bought theproperty of Mrs Erma Lewis at thecorner of Pearl and Hamburg Stsfor a site for their new school which will be built in 1966 Mrs Lewis has bought the James Whitley propertyon Dexter RoadNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwill remain as heretofor Haircutsr all types 100Shaves 7BeincludingSa todays, K B In the game with City Service of Justice of peace, Pinckney, The brideHoweir Pinckney got a chace to wore a pink nylon gown over net show off their new suits snd that1 was all as game was rained out in the fim iruiing with the score 0 to holding services in the Mennonitechurch was called hack to Ponnsylvanfa last week when a member ofhis family was hurt in an accident Mrs Edna Reasonthe Roy Reason familyweek enrl in Honor, Mich dates who so request it and thathe i certain they can elect more candidates if they use McCarthy Wethink he is all wrony and that thered not have been any such fisas the ArmyMcCarthy hearingif they hadnt tried to appease McCarc as the0 Ia fitted bodice and ankle lengthskirt Her flowers were rosesAfter a dinner at the Lakeland Innthe couple left on a wedding trip Beth sre employed at the MichiganState Sanitarium, HowelL thy We doubt his popular appealLenta and J he Maine election showed he had spent the , ri iliere Senator Potter of Michi ri is the only senator in the inquiry, except the j Democrats whoThe U N like the ld League of has lIalXJfi t l UP 10 McCarthy i Mth iNations does not seem to have anytv1 vvyJI u Mcarthy inquiry ftidpower to carry out their decisions tv1 vuvhKh ho Wl11 Pbably not getThey ordered the Communists out ,,f wlln ,hl,s f,urt in lts present state IndoChina but words alone had no ri mml nator Ferguson of Micheffect and apparently the Commun gmin ha rpfused take aexpected to be renewed pressure toif China is ever admitted he will reDONKEY GAME JULY 2ftThere will be a donkey soft ballgame at Pinckney lighted field on Thursday nightjuly 29 STARLIGHT VARIETIES,July 9,10The Pinckney Masonic BuildingAsen, will put on their show entitled Starlight Varieties at the Pincknoylighted fieW Friday and Saturday, July 9 and 10 at 30 p m following is the programMens Chorusr ji T Harold Henry d has av,ays beenIndian Love Call Paula Curlett with Rainbow Girls EnsembleSelections by Fred KendallMinstrel Skit Pinckney Melody MinstrelsPrple K Ann Birdwith members of 0 E S ists are about to take over the entire has had soveral letters published incountry When that, happens there U iHe of McCarthy We remember 2 niae o f sterne r stuff admi t Communis t Chin a t o th e UN he n Tedd y Roosevel t wa s presiden tSenato r Knowlan d o f Californi a say s e wa f schedule d t o spea k a t a bi g t2 ubhL an inChicagoRoutin e Ra y A Madelein eIntermissio nip a Goe s Hunting , 1 Ac t Pla yDirecte d b y Hele n Mille rDanc e Routin e Ra y A Madelein esign fro m th e senat e an d devTt e hi s hon h o foun d Senato r Lorime r o feffort s t o havin g thi s countr y wit h j 1In n l s who u bem g inveshgate dth e UN Knowland fon d 1 ch f h p ha ud boU hl S restor e iwu s t o bc a t th e s PeaKer s tabl e h erpfuse d t o attend Lorirae r wa s late runseated Bac k whe n A l Smit h wa stoChainj f Ka i Che k t o powe r in China T o d o thi s thi s countr y woul d hav et o furnis h landing 1 barges ,munition s an d supplie s an dth e operation s wit h thei r scheduledplane s xnuIU e a TO be nominate d a g gover cove r I nor o f ew Yor k h e wa s imorme dtha t th e conventio n intende d t o nom nav yan d the n miltar y me n doub t it s sue tess JUL Y 1 2 I S DEADLIN E Selectio n b yApplicator s fo r employmen t a s Finaltysubstitut e cler k i n th e Pinckne y Fred Kendal lpostoffiee cannot b e accepte d afte r Th e Sof t Bal l tea m play s th e Cass Jul y 12 , 196 4 i t wa s announce d toda y Lak e Tee h Schoo l ther e Frida yb y Postmaste r Lawrenc e JJapghnPe r t 68 0 p , m Leav e Pinckne y s tson s intereste d i n thi s positio n shoul d 0 0 pm appl y fo r th e Substitut e Cler k ex aminatio n a t th e poetogfi M withou t Pa rieifty Y fleesieSi rAen Product s Qa UPhoa e U P I 9M1 We ar e informe d tha t du e t o a lat efros t ther e wil l b e n o strawberr ycro p her e thi s yea r excep t fo r ever bearin g berries W e wonder Las tsumme r Thoma s Bradstree t wh o ha ta far m 4 mile s fro m Hudson , Mih ,installe d a sprinkle r syste m a t a cos to f 3000 an d ha d a n abundan t stra wberr y crop Thi s yea r h e ha s anothe rbi g cro p an d i s lettin g peopl e pic kthei r ow n berries S o mayb e i t wa sno t fros t bu t dr y weathe r tha t kille dth e berries inate Willia m R Hearst , th e publis hc r a s U S Senato r o n th e sam e tick et H e saidGentleme n i f yo u d o tha tanothe r candidat e fo r governo rI absolutel y refus e t o ru n o n an yticke t wit h tha t sob The y change dthei r plan s an d Roya l Copelandfo rmerl y o f Dexte r wa s nominate d fc gsenato r an d elected W E SERV EDinners , Sandwches , Ice Crea mHom e Mad e Pie s TH E DE W DRO P IN NWinni e Gallagher Pro p458 5 M36 , UkeUnd , ph A CBrighton , Mich M 4 SA ,v ji r,W v rhL 1 is , vV v Iv V 5 fe Ivfear,,1inVI Sponsored byPINCKNEY MASONIC BUILDING ASSOCIATIONStarlight StarringWJR SINGING STAR VarietiesComedy Precision Dancjpg FRED KENDALLAt Veterans Memorial Fmld Pinckney, MkhiaanADULTi 100 U Juljr 7, 8THE MAD MAGICIAN ftftntagVincent Price and Mary MurphyFriday, Saturday July 9, 10 2Big Feetur2Spike Jonef and ait City SlickersimFIREMEN SAVE MY CHILDrlsjaBATTLE OP THE ROGUE RIVERwithGeorge Montgomery, Richard DenaingMartha Hyer CartoonSun Mon Tues, July 11, 12, 13 Hetinee 8ondar 20 P M ContSongs, Dance and Funin CinemaScope Technicolor NEW FACESwithRonny Graham, Eartha KUt,RobertClary and Alice GhostlyComedy and Friday, Saturday July tiGUN FURYin TchnkoJprA Weetera StirringRock Hudson,Domia Beed,Pfcil Carey News andSunday, Monday, July 11, 12 THE BOY FROM OKLAHOMA in TechnicolorWilliam Rogers jr, Nancy Qiao, and Lon Cheney VSunday Shows S, e, 7 , Cartoon andTues, Wed, Thur, July 13, 1415 T H E MStarringJames Whitmore, John Waldon, and Edmund GwenaCartoon and Eager BeavetShowfi 715, 910Coming Men of the Fighting Lady,Cartoon Phantom of the Rue Morgue and Hell Below ZeroWed to Sat, July 14 to 17Technicolor SuperCharged ExcitingHELL AND HIGH WATER withRichard Widmark, Delia DamComedy and Cartoon 6588 Jackson Road, Ann Arborin ScinemaScope Pbon Normandy87083 Children under 12 admitted FieeScio Drivein TheatreLEE THEATREWhltmoro Lake, EBcbkjcroFriday, Saturday July 9, 10 THE BEACHHEADIn TechnicolorwithTony Curtis, Mary Murphy and and Frank LovejoyandTHE YELLOW TOMAHAWK in ColorwithRory Calhoun, Reggie Castle Friday, Saturday July 9, 10DANGEROUS WHEN WET In TechnicolorwithEther Wlliams, Fernando LamasSunday, Monday, July 11, 12 THE COMMANDin Warner ColorwithGuy Madison, Joan Weldon Selected ShortsJULY Ray Samuels and Madeleine83O P M Tues, Wed, Thur, July 13, 14, 15Double FeatureMEN OF THE FIGHTING LADYwithVan Johnson,Walter Pidgeon and KennethWynnandSONG OF THE LANDIn TechnicolorNws and Cartoon THE MOONLIGHTBarbara Stanwyck,Fred MacMurray CaitoonSunday, COMMANDla TeciurfeokwSpectacular CinemascopewithGuy Madison, Joan Weldon andALL ASHORE in TeehaieotarwithMicky Rooney, Dick Hayraee CartoonNew Cinemascope Screen No Ad vance in PricTues, Wed, Thur, July 13, 14, 13 V Feature 2RHAPSODY StarringElizabeth Taylor, Vittorio GasIn Case of Bad Weather Will B HtJd m PmcknJy School Geirge Reason sold Reo autoes to ,, A A , Jerry Duune and Dr C LSigler ROYAL AFRICAN RIFLES last week TechnicolorStarringPresident Teddy Roosevelt will be Louis Hay ward, Veronica Hoieipresent at the 50th anniversary of Cartoon Agricultural College at Lansing onnext June THE ROUSH PLUMBING BAS MOVED TO310 WEBSTER ST UP 86 6 0 7 Pinckney 48 YEARS AGOMiss Kate Brown Is home fromher school m Chicago mer the sumA junior baseball league of boysfrom 18 to 17 has been formed withteams from DexterChelaea, Stock bsidg, Manchester, Grass Lake andalias I Floris Moran Leo Levey and Ruel i Cadwell pJayed with Anderson atOl ,, , , , 4 , , 41 Stockbridge Sunday and helped deStockbdndge has sturted a drive to fet that team 4 to iraise money for a memorial gate to the veterans lighted field The Waterloo Band gave a concert and Mrs H W Crofoot attended e Ktri Beurman, 24, a graduate ofhe U of M law dept last June,was drowned at Thompson Lake, Howell t Thursday They made tha trip in the Sigler Herbert McNeil of Cairo is operatauto ing the Anderson blacksmith shopThe new Carnegie Library opened ,at Howell Saturday bride hll game SftturdftyF P Glazier has given another The new Maccabee hall at Plain5000 to the Chelsea Methodist Old field is nearing completion Peoples Hume J L Hudson gave 1000 and Chelsea is raising 1000 Sunday guests of Fred Read andwife at their lake cottage were DrThe school has hired the following stevt Brown and wife and the Johnnr OH M w v i,j ,nH Mr teachers for next year Supt Gaul McGuire family of Detroit, thejamDr and Mrs H F Sigler and Mr ono vnnv Mae Reason Lelio ea WMtlotr fun A WL DJ at last ladies aid tea at Plainfield Thursday Mae Reasen,Greenureen es Whitley family and Ross Read wifeSmooth asSailing Timein Michigan enjoy a ftlnss ofMichigan reued BeerSPECIALVENTS INMICHIGANtEGATTA AND SAIL XAC Lofc MoeotawaWATER FESTIVAL Auowt 6th lo Ith,PtntwatofWEST MICHIGANYACHTING ASSOC REGATTA Aygwt 6th toWhits Iak9 Neighboiiag NotesHugh Dean, 25, has been arrestedfor setting 3 fires m Linden whichcaused huge losses They were theFenton Lumber Co, Lee Lumber Coand Sheriff Clothing StoreLivingston county had a float inthe parade at Jackson Monday, cel brating the centennial of the Repufelie an party It depicted Kinsley 9Bingham of Green Oak, 1st Republiccan governor of Michigan, elected ill 1854 He was a member of the legialature, speaker of the house, served2 terms as governor and died in his second year as U S senator VicePresdent Nixon was the speaker onMoniiyCan viusch, Genoa architect is apatient at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Barbara Hill, 10 months,daughteiof Mr and Mrs Earl Hill of Brigh ton was killed last Tuesday when thecar, driven by her mother, hit a treeon Challis Road There are 4 other children in the familyThe Livingston county board ofsupervisors have passed a resolutionagainst the location of a prison orany more prison camps in this county This was in response to an appeal made by group led by MrsTyr Brogan who said politicianswere trying to get a prison locatedin this countyBarbaradell Way of Hamburg andJames Kelly of Five Points, Ala, were married last week at the home of the brides ount, Mrs Alex Pearson, in HamburgMr and MrsCharles Cook of FowlerviUe celebrate their 50th anniversary todayJames Donohue, son of Mr andMrs John LtDonohue of UnadilUhas been discharged from the U SNavy after 4 years serviceScene on Trtivas Bay, Lake Huron ATHON IACESSth, OwboyganLrtmfAlBA, BA, JVlichigan Orewers ssociation550 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganAlus Brewing,Co, Frankenmuth Brtvting Cd GxktlBrtwhf Ca TJlJfcr Brewing Co Sritwaing Brewing Cp Strti j FISMIKG ANO STURGEON IHVEI CAMOl RACE August 151a, 1 ftlMMePaerson State Baal BOWwU VSCBQQBf17761054178 years ago the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Con tinental Congress This documentset forth the purposes of men dedicated to freedom ever since It was here thftt the dignity and importance ofthe individual was first recognised in an official document of a government , In all lines of American businessthe part the individual plays is a re affirmation of the Declaration of Independence As a bank we are the custodiansof the funds of many individuals of our community We honor this trustand reaffirm the principles so dearIf defined oa Julr 4,17WWe Are Out for BusinessGet Our Appraisel tind Youll I Counly OfficialsIgnore Lawfor YearstWE ARE A GOOD QUALITY BUICK DEALER YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SERVICECRAFTSMANSHIP FOR 19 YEARSSTOP IN FOR A NEIGHBORLY VISITAny TimeLivingston Motor Safes Your Buick Dealer Howell, Michn JJ CORNELL Candidate for Legislature LivingstonShiawassee District Republican Ticket Thurber Cornell, born and raised Livingston county and is well qua lfied to represent the District of 0faMawaBsee ad Livinpston Ooun fties His interests have been very diversified, serving many different KUm municipal interestshaving been a supervisor of his township for several years, and a director of i The Livingston County Mutual ire Insurance Company and the the Livingston CoOperative Asaoc flation, and the Livingston County I arm BureauThurber Cornell was educated inthe public schools arid MichiganiMate College, is married and has a1 family of two sons and five rlautfh ftiis He has proven himself to be a successful business man and farni eroperating a large farm in Livingston County as well es several tim V n I fbVf r Prosecuting Attorney, has refus Ihurber Cornell is exceptionally I J , 11 I L wen though of in his oui commun H to certify cm the Democraticity as a man of real xood judge Y V VCI Wl1 v ICIIIWVIUIIWnent, reliable, homst and capiablo He niade an excellent record, whileserving two terms in Lhe legislature made many friends, representing no special interests A man of the high calibre of Thuber Cornell i well wurih yuuriui consideration as yum Stateresenta tive Your support for Thurber Corntll and vote at the liepublicanInmary on August iid, WILL HE SIXCERELY APPRECIATED lou Seek To Ves ItTt Control ElectionJohn A Hagman, County Clerk, on the advice of Wilfred Erwin,WILLIAM B ELMER K O IHIGH DOLLAR ON ALL TRADEINS IN JULYWHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE milT RTTCK WILL BUILD THEM CONGRESSDKMOCRATIC TICK KT6thDISTRICT y candidates for county office, whohave regularSv filed petitionsThese gentlemen claim to bei relying on a lav which they, thernsefves, irp to this time, have ignored although the prosecutorhas been in office for nearly 8 and the clerk for nearly 40ANNUALSCHOOL ELECTION Of the Pinckney Community Schools Putnam Township,Livingston County Mit liigan, Will Be Held at theHigli School Gym tunderstand that some Re pubcan candidates have also been refused a place on the bal lot by these same gentlemenj We understand that there ist pending in the Circuit Court a pe tition for a writ of Mandamus r John A Hagman, Counojd,AT 800 P MMon, July 12 For the Purpose of Electing 2 Trust ees for a Term of Three Years, and for the Purpose of Transacting Such Other Business as May Lawfully Come Before Said Meeting Petitions have bn iiled for the foilowing candidatesFOR THREE YEAR TERMMURRAY KENNEDYFOR THREE YEAR TERM MRS GERALD CLARK Bill ElmerNative of Michigan, 30 years father of six ohihiranGraduate of University of Michigan1 degrees in Economics and Law Graduate of Henry Ford TradeSchool as apprentice tool and die maker Membu L S Naval Reserve, American Legion, Y M JA, P,T A Active in Cub Scouts, Submarine Officers in World Warj II, awarded Submarine Combat Medal and Naval Reserve Medal, served in Southwest PacificExperienced in court servvice Commissioner to Court of Claimsand over four years as AssistantMichigan, tax and public utilitiesDated the 21st Day of June, 1964 We believe that Republicansand Democrats alike are not inf sympathy with keeping compe tent, capable candidates of eithl er poittica party off the Election ballotWe believe that the RepublicanI voters of Livinyston County, ASt DISTINGUISHED FROM THE REERIC G ROSE Secretary of Board of EducationPinckney Community SchoolsDEMOCRATIC COUNTY COV Pursiant to the Law and by the of a Call of the StateSEWING MACHINESWe Service and Repair All Makes Free Estimate Given in Advance Democratic ComTnitteei the Demo JR 19MiSinger Sewing MachineCompanyAll Wot Guarantiedor 84F PiBdcner114 Srth Mate 8U Am Aririch 1 ittlt Aim Arbo ids, Michigan, Saturday, August 14,in the forenoon and for the trasac tiort of such other business at maylegally come before the convention, Dater at Brighton, MichiganTune BUILDINGMATERIALSera tic Committee of Livingston County, hereby calls a county convention of the Democratic party ofsaid Livingston County to be held at the Court House in the City ofHowell, on Wednesday, August 11 at 800 p m eastern standard time,for the purpose of electing delegatesto the State pemcteratic Conventionto be held in the City of Grand Rap Martin J Lavan, chairmanDouglasThe Lloyd Warner famly of Ypsilanti and the Clarence Pratt familyof Ann Arbor spent Sunday at theJohn Boyer homePfc Jerry Henry left for CampKilmer, N J, Tuesday PUBLICAN OFFICE HOLDERS IN THE COURT HOUSE believe in and will insist on fair playThe Democratic party will takewhatever steps are necessary togive the people of this County an opportunity to VOTE against theRepublican office holders now occupying the court house ,rJLivingston CountyDemocroiCommit VMIf l vvl rtsrMl iWCZhCY MtMltB Wtdnttft , mi v1 tin Arbor Business R gajnBaipyapy i1 jThe Berry Patch Gifts Of All Types107 F LIBERTY NO 228S0Stop in at The Berry Patctf T expected to find A PLEAand e the fshper charm of SANT PLACE TO SHOP quiet, unhurried, and with themost fascinating selection ofgifts I found it to be thelogical place to find that e pecially charming gift for an7nany beautiful giftsYoull agree that their wonderfully priced selection hasjut everything in eyecatch ing appeal Hifts from thisutor mean3 gifts 01 the ut most distinction During oneof my shopping tours I notic ed th beautiful windows ofthis shop I juat had to seewfyat was inside Here, I found exactly what pecially g gespecially charming friendI dont know everythingBUT I do know that youllfind the solution to your gifthunt at this delightful ihop Their selection is varied andbeautifulEDC BUILDINGFARM forCOMMERCIAL COTTAGEContact the State DistributorA H Payeur Son FOUNDATION CO1643 8 State Ann Arbor NO 30800CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE2921 JACKSON RD Before water conditionerswere perfected, the only softwater available was when theboutewtte hoarded rainwater Jrom one downpour to ano ther However, making softwater out of hard water is oneef our fine inprovementa H effer many ECONOMIESIN TIME, LONGER LIFEFOR FABRICS, and BETTEREIV1NG We now have soft water the CULLIGAN WAYJustallation of a Culliganunit it a simple operation It eonnected to your water euppyr in your home It profttei you with clear, soft wat NO 88522er from your tap The unit isj exchanged at regular inter vas Once a month you receive a bill Thats all there is to it You buy no equipment and you have no maintenance work SOFT WATER MEANS your clothes lastlonger, there is no gummycurd or greasy film in sinks and bathtubs cooking iaEASIER and TASTIER SO,FOR HEALTH and ECON OMY call the Culligan SoftWater Service and ask for information on their wonderfulunitLIBERTY RD KILLINS GRAVEL COConcrete Wathed Sand, Gravtl, PebblesNO 87112NO 22515ilTY IS HIGHER THAN THE tPRICE WHEN DEALING WITH A WELLESTABLISHED FIRM SUCH AS THISj We are pleased in this reI view to tell you of the super ior product of the Killins Gravel Co Efficient help and speedy transportation arefactors in adding to theirpopularity and serviceTtie demand for readymixed eonerete has grown rapidly with the time by offering thetot product and service possible Its transitmixed unitsei the nigh discharge type, allow a chuting which elimin ates eoetly wheelingA PHONE CALL or afOST CARD to the firmsefflee in Ann Arbor, will as fture our readers of promptasd efficient service QUALWILLIAM L HAACK ANOHUTB FORREGISTER OF DEEDS C ANDttAIII Through no fault of my own I havebewj deprlred of the right to havefmy nam certified on the ballot i your eaadidate for the office ofRegister of Deeds in the RepublicanI Primary to be held Tusday,Augmt S, 1964The decision was made by thepresent County Clerk, John A Rig man, a member of the LivingstonCounty BlectioB Commission whoacted upoa the adriee of his legal advisor I have employed Counsel and taken legal action to have my name plaeed on the ballot The date of the hearing has been set for FridayJuly 9, 1954 at 930 A M at theCourt House in Howell, Michigam i wish to announce that I am still a candidate for the Office of Registerof Deeds on the Republican Ticket Thus, with youf kelp and support 1hope to be oi the ballot n the Norjember eleetionI eametlr selieityoo support aid roteMaeerelf YoorWLLUL31 L MICHIGAN WOODCRAFT CO1906 PACKARD ROADTry this popular cabinetshop if you want the highesttype of workmanship They are experts in all kinds of custom cabinet making and specialty furnishings A completely equipped cabinet shop and the ability to handle all classes of cabinetwork is very important tobuilders and homeowners In this area, there is no shop thathas met with more successthan that of the Michigan NO 22773Woodcraft Co and we arepleased to refer it to anyone desiring this type of serv ice You may be assured thatmeasurements will be strictly adhered to, and specificationswill be followed to the letter Only the best grade of materials and workmanship go intothe cabinet and millwork ofthis dependable firm We arepleased to include it in our re viewCOLE BOTTLE GASAuthorized Dealer Michigan Bottled Gas Co NEW LOCATION 4043 Carpenter RdFormerly Ann Arbor Ypsilanti 5934JMr Cole already hasmanyfriends in this vicinity Inthe past few years, more im gac and its appliancesFor the one who is not familiar with Michigan Bottledprovements have been made Gas and its uses it may be in living facilities for thesaid that it offers efficiencyfarmer and suburban dwellerIt is a far cry from the oldendays With the introduction of bottled gas, there has comea revolution in farm living,that has made suburban conditions often superior to citydwelling Recognizing the trend of improved conditions,Mr Cede has taken a lead inthis area in supplying bottled jfied customersANN ARBOR PAINTAND BODY SHOP111 NORTH FIRST STREET Without a doubt, this is oneof the foremost body and fen der shops in this part of thestate The management hashad years of experience in thisbusiness and is recognized for its honesty and good workmanship It specializes in ACOMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE and has the necessary equipment to do a perfect jobAnn Arbor Paint Body ANN ARBOR NO 24892Shop is expert in auto paint ing Their prices are reasonable so call them or stop inand get an estimate on your job You will like the courteous and prompt attention you will receiyeWhen you deal with thisfirm, so thoroughly reliable, you will be sure of the best inworkmanship and quality materials and you will find theirprices are bestWAoONS FOR BRAKE SERVICE400 p Washington At Division NO 89327Good brakes have saved ialists can do this most satismany a life Watsons in Ann jfactorily Arbor, have the most efficientequipment for proper repairs1 and maintenance of brakes In the managements behalf, we invite you to inspect their establishment and seeSlides, their correction sertwhat facilities and suppliesvice, they have a fine brakeaccessories department Car and truck owners willfind this firm most depend able If you brakes are notfunctioning properly, its time for a checkup and adjustment Watsons brake spec for efficient brake repair areavailable in this area Watsons is a credit to the busi ness life of Ann Arbor andvicimty We recommend it toyou for DEPENDABLE andSAFER DRIVINGAttention AttentionHOW IS YOUR AttentionV Picture TubeB IT WEAK ORW HAVE THE tQUlPMttf PIC LUgE TUBES AT A VERYLOW COSTOUR WORK IS GUARAN itti ruR 30 DAYSSHIREYS RADIO TVPhone 83F2Prociaiey, Michigan and economy Aside fromhome use, it ie being usetiwidely by farmers in brooderhouses and for other commercial uses It is simple to operate and handle If you areinterested in checking with Jothers who now use this service, contact Mr Cole He can,refer you to many satis 1BOTSFORD TILE COFor Floors Walla Mantels Bathroom Fixtures2415 W STADIUM BLVD ANN ARBOR NO 88863 Wall andfloor tile coverings enables them to fcive you thewill be installed in un expert j highest quality work ard mamanner by this reliable firmltemis a the HEST,PRICESwhich is well known to many Wei known as dependable in this area TKE MANAGElile contractor, let this firmMEN INVITES VOlTt INQUIRIES and will be jlad togive you information alout your tile job and no oMiation is invoked It handles tile ofhighest quality for floors, walls, mantels, bathroom fix vii an orttimatp In thisrsview, we are glad to tell youof the outstanding facilities of the Eotsford Tile Co No firmis in better position tosolve your wall and floor tile problems It guarantee satisfactures, etc Botsford Tile Co jtion experience in the tile business STORM PROOF ROOFING SIDING COMPANYAluminum Combination Storm Doors and WindowsP O Box 430 NO 88350111 S 4TH AVE, EVES NO 54112PROMPT SERVICE, REA1 Persons contemplating busiSONABLE PRICES, and thein thisarea FINEST MATERIALS are re ness or home frying roofingsponsible for the wide patronage extended this firm Builders and private homeownershave learned from exprience and siding jobs or repairjobs would do well to getthis firms estimates Their applicators are expert and thethat it pays to deal with them management can offer youThis firms business has complete satisfaction at agrown with its long list of sa price you can afford If youtisfied customers Storm proof want quality and the best inRoofing and Siding Comments aluminum combination stormfavorable mention MI this bus doors and windows this firm iness review of Ann Arbor be can help you also,cause it has served faithfully ehio ns and well many homebuildersBECKERMEMORIALS I3ARRE GUILDMarkers Monuments MausoleumsBronze TabletsCut Stone and Marble2429 W STADIUM BLVDANN ARBOR, MICHIGANPHONE NO 2 0181RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSRITTER T V SALES AND SERVICE125 Webster St, t Phone 111 PINCKNEY, MICHIGANReady ForYesterdays rr r f possibler 7 ut today9 r , hardly would be possible Americadays railroads enabled AmerUa ul come a single Ration spanning a consentrur amazing America of today, s America will be as depettcleitf uponrereads as it was yesterday A greater era h wr S y without railroads copof ccrieig for Its vast, vita, growingc needs 7 those railroads are pre9aring for to morrows task They have poured bier m r dapfbl g mechan technica l r scientifi c detai l feat cane the m adeouat e fo r th e natio n the yserv o ha t bee n lef t out aIn tmd Its railroad s ar e march t r tomorrow , kv , lf , I1 A JkA11T , Vj WTmmStoreGROCERIES DRYGOODSCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGEHIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STOREBETTER Edison Horn Urvti Athisor, UH,shows Mrs Dtsmond Witrs lilatest technique in vrspphu fodfor freezing Tho Waiters fatmhk foot freezer is duy wetittoekidwith good things to with an ELECTRIC farm frZ0fMr and Mrs Desmond Walters farm about 90 acres in 8t Qalf County They are general farmers with a milking herd of 12 cows, Tbtyiilso keep 200 to 500 Jayiag hens, and raise 500 broilers a ya The Waiters keep their farm freezer packed with meats, fruits andvegetables, either homegrown or purchased Mrs Walters says sht doesnt know how they would get aldhg without it She finds freezingeasier than canning and loves jhe convenience of always having tatty food at her finger tipsYou, too, ean enjoy better meals and extra convenience the year round with a farm freezer For full information set your Bdisoti Hoot Service AdvisorGood wiring isalways importantSo always ask f your Farm ServtceAdvisor for bisrecommendations DETROIT EDISON PtaftkBty DispatchEntered at Second GlassMatter at PottofflceAct of Much 8, 1877Km Howell St Pincknsy, MichSubscription Met fUO a YawBora to Mr And Mrs Keren LedwidgeDonna Lou Baper Friday adaughterThe Leonard Los family visited relstives at Manton over the week endMrs Tom Hill of Dexter was hurth an auto accident last week Phillip Murphy informs that heand Albert Mrofka are lumbering onthe Shiawaaaa Elver this summerBob Pike, Pet Backus and Leo Lavey called on Wo Shehan and wifeSundaySunday guests of Mrs Mary Hoff were the Misses Jessie Winchell and Hazel Adams of petroitJohn Engleaod wife of Flint wereSaturday guests of Mrs Mary Hoff, Sunday guests of Mr and MrsGerry Eichman were the Donij Spears family of Detroit, Russell Glover family of Webberwille, theAmbrose Kennedy family, Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Mrs Louise Hamiltonof CaCliforniaWeek end visitors of the BenWhite family were the Carl Bidwellfamily of Brighton and the Frank White family of Howell Jiramie Bidwell stayed for a visit CompletePlumWigHxlwtsand SuppliesElecWc, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install WeSenrloaPHONE UP83114 1 0 7 5 EAST i MrsMae Mets of Howell spentSunday at the Lee Lavey home George VanNorman was in Chi cago last weekThe familyenter itained alltheir children and families Sunday also Ed Anderson of Chicago The Robert Tasch family ore spending 2 weeks at Harrison, Mich Wayne AtLee and wife are visititing the Cy AtLee family at Gladwinftl J Reason Tnd wife spent Sunday with Mrs Mae Rane at Whitmore LakeThe Max Reynolds family vacationed at South Haven latweekThe Edsil Meyer family, VernClark and Shirley Hosier, Bob Clark and Barbara VanSlambrook andJack Clark and Vicki Lazlo picnicedat Bishop Lake SundayThe Walter Clarks spent the weekend at East TawasThe L J Henry family were Sunday guests at the Keith Bradburytme at ChelseaGrace VanNeman of Jacckflbn spent the week end at the George VanNorman homeThe Francis Shehan family spentSunday at the Lundeen cottage at at Hiland Lake Earl Savery and wife of Dexterwere Sunday guests at the RalphHall homeI Robert Mitchell and wife and 2 daughters of Portland, Oregon,the Arthur Mitchell family of Webber ville and Russell Roberts family otGregory called at the W H Meyerhome Sunday Mrs Minnie Parker of Ann Arborcalled at the Clifford VanHorn fam ily Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Corton ofChampaign, 111, spent the week endat the George VanNorman home The George Meabon and Lynn Hendee fsmties spent the week end at Lovells Week end vsitors at the LesterMcAfee home were Roy Corneliusfamily of Milwaukee, Sandra air of of Racine,Wis,the Arthur Campbell, Ray Wilson and Don Beebe families of Lansingj The Harold Porters had for week end guests the Carren and VernNorrig families of Grand RapidsThomas Jolish family, Augusta andMrs Fern Cutler and family COALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow Yon To Fill Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119D EHoey Sons TRUCKSTRACTORCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO IIOWEM, MICH PH 1632Represented by H W Wt LIE RESIDENCE PINCKNEY MICHIGAN PHONE 32PUILGASTAPPAN WITH COOUTSSPECIAL LIMITED TIME OfFEROTAT1 OF MICHIGANPrefcaU Ceort fer the Itmnif Regular PriceAllowance for yot Vu pay pnlf 0000000000000ofkeldMr and Mrs Kenneth Zill Rosalie t Anita Shirey U visiting her grand The Andrew Nsbit family spent, 4 Wash have returned from a two parents at Mioweeks trip to Ft Meyers, Florida I , , , , J The Mike Jamala family of DeThe Edwin Sprout family leave troit called on the Murray KennedyIbis week for vacation In the upper family Sunday , Jerry Ledwidge who has been IThe Ather Wyle, Fred WyUe, Le t playing ball with the Lubbock, Texas Ikad Grant families and Mary Wylie pienieed at Sheets Lake SundayMrs Dorothy Dfokel and childrenwere itt Stockbridge WednesdayMartin Bitter jr and wife spentthe week end at Cadillac Tommy and Jlkky stayed at the Mark Nash the 4th at the Gordon Setter hornsin YpsilantlSunday guests of the LawrenceCambum family were the John Ketoenteam is home, the team havngcountered financial difficulti SjuUyThe Howard Read family spent, family were the Bob Mitetr familyMonday at the Wilde cottage at Por l of Stockbrttge, James Brofan family f Li d Ah BUi dThe Joe Griffith family ipattt the, oa4 rttst Te Oisom homo In tage LakeThe Ray, Donald, Jim Burns, JackYoung, Kenneth Fry, Bernrd McaCluskey families picniced at Cunning Lake Sunday vDayidtad to of Lansing and Arthurwife of Gregory f yBuUis and the Matter ef the Stewart Anderson,DeceasedI Al a mrtftsj ef acid Court July 1, 1W4 v1 lrasilgeaotmble Hiram Blth Judge ef Predate, Notice is Hereby Given, That all persons interested in said estate aredirected to appear before said Probate Court on July 27, 1964, at 10001 A Mto show cause why a license should not be granted to Gerald Reason, administrator of said estate jto sell or mortgage the interest ofsaid estate in certain real estate de1 scribed in his petition, for the pur of paying debts and claims and administration expenses and mortgage XI if Ordered, that loties he given by nbUmtion of ahetee lor three weeksreHeos te sett Uy ot heaiiag in the Vtettoey Dtspetsk and that the pet 4tm eaoae a eepy ef this noMee te pen easv cnewn per nias Us kst kaewm addresseipt deal laejl faurHsB li days hirfng at ay peteomU prior te Come Inddjf, Sea this beoutlful rongesipecicflly for hornet beyond the gas mains SttamaiIng Coolitt the utriatic oven M tbotHockey Appliance Store HIMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSto nwfk h ai H Special on Barn Paint, gal225Stevie Fairchild of Birmingham isvisiting at thehomeMesdamesPrt4y Florence BMghm sjsjd ri Law,LAKELAND BOAT and HANDICRAFT SHOPrnlt ON EAfT ACB06S F1OM1AKBIAND DEPOT ,,, wVfwC,1 SJ jtvWiA oldfobdid ktta AA mringWAT As wafts you 24ii a year tT i Myr fuu TIB tAWt HMWHM Wi NAVI A Ml UNI of THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONJtay NLr, Michigant Bally lla A M to 200 P M fipt Wednesdayfl, Tue8 Fit, Sat,700 to 800 P Mto iADMATMT SALESMANS NAMIJACK HANNEH m Dr 8 H MoCtoskeyDENTIST1IJV4 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935Besidence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganNerbSneeti Phone 183 207 E Gd Riveitour tf m pro ofeUfaiwrite ua todftf Howed, Michigan, Heal Estate, Insurancej Brokerage4 City, Lake and Farm PropertyIt words from you as a satisfied v a Specialtyimpression on Uat Your Property With MeWHAT YOU SAf THATCOUNTSpeople than anything we can say about our service SoTOO to know that your re ons are appreciated bymember of our staff , cm bring in a friend, you canso us to give him the same, , si attention that won yurVnwm and good faith General InsurancePhone 59FS Pinckney, Michllrtt National BankFlOWHtt WR ALL OCCAftONi iffftORAL COMPANYUnity William Allen It, USA aomMrand Mrs Ray Alls ofwe married to Patrick Ljfcriak, tt,last week by Bev Meede of theHowell Baptist church, The engagement of Donna Leachof Plkdnfiehi to Melria WUteaft ef Howell ia announcedThe name of Howell Area Schoolshas be pprored by the eountyboard of educationI The eagagement of Stanley Beece, giandson of Mr aad Mrs Abel Hainea of Pinckney to Ytrgtla jTripp of Ann Arbor H mnotmced I Isabel Nash and Mrs Ruth Ritter Harold RadyRepairs on All MakesPhone 154F8 PinckneyFederal Supervision OF FEDERAL RESERVE vAND FEDERAL DEPOSIT CB CORPORATION Insured Up to 10,000for Bach Sepoaitor AuctioneerSales A SpecialtyBert WylieU FowlervUIe 226F6Arnold Berquist233 bttadflla St Pincknoy, MlcWcrtdi BpcACld Spp j IaaHe work for tha National Food Co, spentthere i homeat the Mark Nash, Stamp, WcrtcM, Watch BondsJeweV 1 Handmade FWithtr Wyron HughMPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 183F2Phone UP8114 1075 M36FUNERAL HOMEDon G Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance ServicePhones 89 and 63, PinckneFred C, Reickhoff, Sr, OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 residence 611Lloyd HendeeLivestock HaulingVeekJy Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingHinckney, MichRoger J uuComplete Insurance Coveragt PHONE UP83188Cemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford T lei Milford, MichiganMilford Granite WoritfReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Propertf Business OpportunitiesLt Your Property With MUerald ReasonBroker 209 North PearlPinckney, Mich PhoneNotice CLASSIFEDrocervi j FOR SALE80 bushel of corn1 Alex Peto, Toma RoadFOR SALE Proctor TO RENTNew House on tgLake Roi, just off PinckneyHowell Road John Me amaraPhone Kowell 1535MHWANTED To buy old rnusksts,tola and rifles Call 68F11 on SunToaster, 30 yards of linoleum, white hens, Guin lavs or eave with Wm Merger,i ia fowl andi AM wcmmmG THE RETAIL MARKET IN THE FOOD LOCKER SUNDAY NOON COKEHW8ARGA1NS IN MEATALL WHO PATRONIZED METttftY t FOK SALE Used C tl U BOorge Holt, Phone UP86602 frigerator 75 320 Unadila or pbonsRead IFOR 5ALET acres of AlfalfaSmith Smith 9450 McGregor Rd or call HA 62687 QwWy F0R SALEEar iorn, 210 perhundred Get oiair ally for comFOR SALE Maple Living PuVnitMre RofbertPhona UP89951 RoomREASONinckneysQtf AUT Y LOW PRICESBeer ami MM to Yske Cuthoaa Mraeil 70602 Prank Pearce, Phone HA6 4067WANTEDOdd jobsof any kind,w hauling rubbish, tin cans etc AUoWAwrEDBaby Sitting days and have tractor moving machineduring the week Experienced CaU Billie Beck, phone UP 8107 Franks Barrett, 722 Unadiila St , p 7 TPinckney, Michigan LOSTFemale Beagle pup, Any inor M formation about uch a dog will beFUR SALE Walnut Dresser 20, greatly apreciatedConsoo Radio 10, Chaise Lounge Don BurnsUp Chair 10, Lamp Table p Chair 10, Lamp Table10, Library Table 360,four chairs F0R SALEAll new year uround, 50 William Thompson contemporary home at Hiland Lake 11504 DexterPinckney Road 2 miles 1182 Oakridge Ct, Eaat Shote,from Pinckney , full bath, oil furnace, automatic gMR iiALE14 acres of alfalfa, flTst1 watery Formica Countere,Gueetand second cutting Vaimties in both bedrooms, ledgeOrville Smith, 2 mes north of Pinck ock Sf816 Carfurt dirc nay ing, tile d floors throughout Ope n i Saturda y an d Sunday , Jun e 12 , 1 3JFO R SALE A goo d 2 0 gal Du o Georg e D Boore , Phon e L u 118 WEAVE S TROUG HWh y Le t You r Roo f Was h iwa ySe e U s FFo r You rEAVE S TROUG H NEED SW E ALS O RETAI LFO g FRE E ESTIMAT E CAL L UP8r 5 5 1 3 PinAne yWM H BRAS H JR j Ther m wato r heate r 40,connection a Dearborn , Mic h Clfior d VanHorn , phon e 49F 2 ana altering 30 5 Mil l 8 1 sewingVivia n DarrowWANTEDWashin g an d Ironn g i n WANTE D Carpenterin g o fray hom e b y th e piece kinds a t prewa r prices PORTAGE 1 Ph ne Ha 6308 9 Phon e Dexte r Hamilto n 683 8FO R SALEHous e i nTYPEWRITER S 220 pear l st r e roomsarg eRegulai offic e ai d portabl e type I W a 80 e frui t Bid writer s suitabl e fo r students , offic e i 0 1 P 1an d home Terms Se e the m a t th e Wnl Te 6raves depot , Ne w Hudson , Appointmen t FO R SALEGRAVEJ k wosb devening s an d Saturdays san d mi d grave L grada d o r mi xPhon 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 07, 1954 Description An account of the resource July 07, 1954 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 1954-07-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bee9883de7618c7d719993bd8c50191e.pdf 1b7ab89e2735806a36f9fe4bedf47ca7 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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madMrs Edn a Sule r an d Mrs Nelli eWyli e calle d o n W H Eule r a t th eMich Stat e San Saturday Th e Ralp h Hal l an d Ma x Reynold sfamilie s calle d a t th e Da k Mille rhom e Sunday Th e Bernar d McCluske y famil ywh o hav e bee n visitin g th e Burn sfamilie s wen t bac k t o Lo s Angeles ,Cali f las t Thursday Th e followin g calle d o n Mr an dMrs Willia m Sheha n las t week andSunday Dr Harlo w Sheha n an dwif e o f Jackson , Ja y Brigha m an dwife , Gras s Lake , Emmet t Roch e an dwif e an d C y Munsel l an d wife , Stan many me n stil l aliv e wh o helpe dganiz e tt e part y an d th e paper s jm blish d list s o f thos e wh o ha d vote d fo rGenera l Joh n C Fremont,conquer fo f Californi a an d th e firs t Republi can candidat e lo r presiden t i n 1864 H e wa s no t elected On e o f th e cav e s o f lac k o f appea l o f th e centennia lwa s th e absenc e o f Presiden t Eisen howe r wh o electe d t o spen d th e wee ka t a Marylan d summe r resor t On ewoul d thin k tha 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eomrrirssio n wa s assiste d Jr Choi r Practis e We d 40 0 P M bert a Dinke l Gl6se , JbAn n Maltese , b y Assistant Attorney Genera l Buss j Sr Choi r Practise Wed, 73 0 P M , , y y nRobert a Amburgey , Louis e Zieglet , jel l SearlesRober t Mdngimery,stateGenevieve Henry, Harriett Raririg, j election commissioner was also pieand Dorothy Winslow sent Extend a Christian WelcomeEveryone toley Wilson and wife, FowlervilleBillf wth Vlce pJsident Nixon He stressShehan, Ann Arbor, Russell Nuoffcr jefl paity unity in his speech whichof Lansing, Leo Carish and wife of caufd uthe Detroit Free Press to re Detroit I mark that tile 2 things most stressedJesse Henry and wife and son, Geriilta11 iolitieal tfatherngs are party unity and more ice from room service, Some Republican big shota stillmaintain that the Republican party was born in Ripon, Wis and thefirst convention held in MichiganWith the fall of IndoChina to theCommunists this country has losther leading position in foreign affart and lieing awake night for fear thatCommunist China will be admitted to the United Nations On WinstonChurchills recent visit here he hint ed such a move might be forthcoming France is also said to be willing ing to compromise with China BothT , v , , ftivc as their main reason that ChinaTom Manion of Kalamazoo visit, trade is vital to them This haaal thf corffe VanNorman homo last Jcaused fin,works in ty,p TIweek aid were Sunday dinner guests at theCharles Whitehead home in Gregory Mr and Mrs John Laketta of Jackson called on Roy Dillingham andwife Sunday Lloyd Hendee, Ambrose Kennedyand Gerry Eichman took in the ball game in Detroit last MondayPaul Baker of Syracuse, N Y isvisitisg at the Roger Carr home Mrs Winifred Graves attended heRepublican Centennial tit Jackson lastweek and heard all the notable speakers Floyd Fulford and wife of Waynecalled at the Clifford Miller homeThe one act play Grandpaw GoesHunting was put on by the Stars The depositions read by the attorneys showed that both Hack andwith the following cast George Van Gatesman asked the county clerk T when they filed their petitions ifanything further was required andwere told no That of the candidatesNorman as Grandpaw,lvrothy ParkerdSally Miller, John Sprout,j Campbell and Clyde Clough AndyYEARSFinch has finished painttMgWtowti hallShe plate blase window in the postofflee was broken by explosion of a djritfrihe cane July 4th Or ttoyal S Copeland, chairman of ke State TB Com announces thatmi pfaUM for the TB Sanitarum atHewdt are about completedDr Andy Roche is now physicianlist a utoinj company at Calumetv Bitey Crttenden has started, a a Howell called the LivingstonTtdiagi e4 teSugene Campbell and wife Friday a sonGeerge Reason made the trip toHewD Monday in his Reo in 40 min ut awf cante back in 45Mrs Charles Teeple gave a teaparty Friday for Mrs Percy TeepleTeeple of Marquette,Ills Ethel DUfee, formerly, of4ht fliteewas married to Frank Tim meas P fot Arthur, Texas SaturdayadMervia of South DakotaIjTugh McKeever of IowaIf their mother, Mrs Mar The final and closing number wasa dance review by Ray and MMadelehieY BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Miles N 3 Miles W of Pinckney4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg Sunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service orks in the , u States Senate and severalNoil Baujrhn is visiting the Robert tions havc be introduced ,0 Unitedwho were certified that only Erwin, Thurs Night Prayer ServiceSOFT BALL NEWSPinckney lost their game at Cassidy Lake Friday night 8 to 7 No pitcher was available and Gus Ledwid g took over the job He was a little Iwobbly at the start but pitched good jjall after the first 2 innings 1Pinckney got 2 runs the first on F Carland confined his ruling to coTTstitSingers triple, Jim Meyer s hit and utionality of the law He ruled that an error Cassidy scored 3 on 2walks, 2 hits and and added one the3rd Pinckney got 2 the 4th on 2walks, a hit by R Darrow and sacrifice fly by B Darrow They added candidate for prosecutor and FfankGould for register of awds filed the 9670affavi ,f identification before the 400 jtn deadirri 3W HMNkothers certified filed 45 minutes after the deadline That such certificates had never before been filed in this county That the county, clerk had been personally acquaintedwith William Haack 1or 28 years and there was no question as tohis identity In rendering his decision Judge Shuitz,Rdth Lyon, PastorGenMich 4R7r4576490the state constitution prescribes theoaih all public officials must take andno other qualifications can be imposedand reid some decisions to thateffect He also ordered the county2 the 6th when Jeffreys and Ledwid I derk t0 have the ballotg printed atUytenaPalceway has resigned his4 In Detroit and is borne again TW Anderson Farmers Club willmeet Saturday at the Sanford Reakei iphambers sr died at hishoit north of town Monday it Kearney celebratedirthday Monday by enter irovp of friends,are shaping up for the HomeComing Jtugust 1, 2 The Oak Grove, Band has een hired There will be an oWiieifl dance and Z ball games each nightNells Gardner and Fannie Monkes on a S weeks trip toFalls, Quebec and New ge were hit by pitched balls and Reader and R Darrow hit safely In the 7th Gentile hit a home run after 2were out Ledwidge doubled but was called out for leading off 2nd Ledjwidge walked 3 and the CassidyLake pitcher 2 but Pinckney had 2 hit batsmen, both teams made 1 error Pinckney ABRHSinger, 3b 4 1 1Meyer, ss 4 1Bailer, If k 4 0Jeffreys, lb 4 0Gentile, cf 2 3Ledwidge, p 3 1Twitchell, c Reader, cB Darrow, 2b R Darrow, TiOassidy LakeTerri, ss Shelton, lb Watson, ss Mannes, cSmiley, 2bCarty, 3b Steerman, rfMcLing, Ifw and Hits Lulu Abbttcroquet content at the H lblprSaturday night HTyiitf is it finished and har fcs startedifiPUBUCAN RALLYf fl A Republican RaJy Pet Luck Supper at theftga Country dob onJoly 20 at 680 p mBring l meat sandwichestd pass Coin vrtd meet d stte candidateShopat St Marys church on is unable to 31122 1o0 0 100 01 10102AB R H3 2 1 10 0Clark, p 44 4 23 328 220 01TWO GAMES FRIDAY, NIGHTThere will be 2 soft ball games atthe Pinckney lighted field Fridaynight At 730 Dick Kennedy Teen ers will play St Josephs team of once They are late now as they aresuppose to be in the hands of thetownship clerks 30 days before theelection which is August 3 to allow time for absent voters oaliots Theprosecutor talked of an appeal but by the time an appeal was filed andacted on the election wduld be overThe supreme court is now in recessFrank Bush who started the preceedings was not present It was saidhe had left Howell Tuesday morning At a court session Tuesday JudgeCarland ordered the names of FloydMunsell, Republican candidate fordrain commssioner and Clay Gordon county surveyor off the ballot Thepetitons they filed were not signed bypersons who circulated them as the law requires 9200McGregor Rd,Larry Mattis,Sunday SchoolMorning Worship Evening Service Wed, Prayer Portage LakePastor1000 AM1045 A M 7d0 P M 730 p m SeotVM family in Columbus, OhioMi jiiil Mrs Don Swarthout werein Ann Arbor Monday The Inward Reads had dinner atMonks ho 1, Brighton Sunday Howard Read has sold his newhouse on Toma Road to Frank J Zizulka of Chelsea who is engineerat the Chrysler proving grounds, tiehas 4 children M E Darrow and wife were Sunday andDORA NICHOLSDora Nichols, 25, daughter of Mrand Mrs Georye Nichols of ChilsonRoad died Saturday She graduatedfrom Pinckney high school in 1949She leaves her parents, 3 brothers and j3 sisters The funeral was at the jKeehn Funeral Home, Brighton, Tues day afternoon, Rev Ezra Beachyofficiating Burial in Pinckney Cemetery of Earl Ward rwife of Pingreei Olin Robinson and wife attended the Wyandotte Centennial Sunday Mesdames Winifred Graves, LuluLamb, Jennie Hooker and Dorothy Wilson entertained the O E S pastmatrons at a 100 p ni luncheon onMonday at the Masonic templeHarold Porter and wife attended White Slitin Picnic at Jaines Sunday The John Mi iuire family of Detroitspent the ivcik end at the Read cottage at Poriae LakeThe Robert Read family called atthe Arthur Bullis home in GregoryCONSERVATION DEPTGame Men recommend no changes in the rabbit or hare law this seasonas they are plentiful Also squirrelsMaximum pheasant seasons arerecommended in all counties this year but Emmett which is closediState Foresters are CQntinuingtheir survey of Michigan forests this year to determine how much usabletimber is for sale The conservation dept loaned 3300fillns to schools, clubs and othor or ganizations last year and they wereviewed by 436,000 persons All but MRS KATE MARKEY DOEMrs Kate Markey Doe died at thehome of her daughter in Detroit lastTuesday Funeral and burial were Port Huron Thursday Her husband,Albert has been dead a number of years Surviving are a son, Morganaryl daughter, Alice She was the daughter of the late James Markeyof PinckneyAUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAYA car containing 4 youth from Deyouth hit a tree on McGregor Rd atthe Anchor Inn Sunday Ted Griffenwas taken to University hospital,Ann Arbor with a broken leg in theSwarthout ambulance The Keehnambulance took the other 3One of the other injured was TerrySawchuk, star Detroit iiuckey player Mrs Howard Thayer, Mrs FrancesMayer and children and Mrs ClarePalmer and children took Mr Thayer tto Lansing Sunday, from where he feet that United State withdrawfrom the U N if Communist Chinais admitted President Eisenhowerand Secretary of State Dulles are against this They say there is timeenuh for this if China is admittedand such a move now would be yarded as a threat and attempt to put pressure on the U N Failure t make good on our bluff is primarMy responsible for our losg of pres tige in foreign affairs Time andagain the president, Secretary DulWt and other senators stated we wouldnever let IndoChinamunists but when th 1 to thjB Comatal momentcame we did nothing We agreed toa cease fire and peace conference inKorea No peace has been arrived atand will probably will not be In the meantime the Communists are taking over the countrySenator Know land Repubican party leader recently accused his party of having no fixcd foreign policyWe are amazed with the ease ywhich school bond issues go over bybig majorities It is seldom one ilvoted down Fowlerville has just aplrom where he proved a 550,000 one M was notflew to Texas to inspect airfield alwaysthus 25 years ago Stock bridge voted on their high schoolschools for 2 weeksJohn Kennedy of Howell spent last bond issue several times before itweek at the Irvin Kennedy home I was approved The same thing hapJoe Lavey, Gus Ledwidge and Bob f pCned 25 years ago when BrightonHowell This team has nbt lost a4 vere sounH films 7 were in cOlorgame John Kennedy, DicXs cousinis the star left fielder on it Pinckney must get a new pitcher as DickHiggs who pitches for them got his hand caught in a door, breaking thebones in itIn the 830 game Pinckney willplay the Howell City Service Theywere rained out in their first game Theteam has been strengthened bythe addtion of Joe Jeffreys and GusLedwidgeRemember the boys need enoughpatronage to pay for the lighteIt is now planned to put on the old timersgame July 29 Don Swarthout and A new film catalogue will Te availf dayMrsAlbert Wadaefi and the Bradley family have moved to DetroitEarl Bunert of Detroit pent thefirst of the week et the Curlett homeMrs Frances Mayer and 3 childrenof Cleveland, Oho arevisiting hersister, Mrs Catherine ThayerOna Campbell and wife spent alast week in northern Michigan and upper peninsula, returning Wednes Darrow went to Fowlerville Sundayto see Howoll play that team but thegame was cancelled due to wetgroundsWayne AtLee and wife were inDetroit Saturday Don Goodrement and wife of Detroit spent the week end at their home at Patterson Lake Mr and Mrs W H Meyer attendedthe Mitchell reunion Sunday at the Russel Hummerick home in Fowlervlle 36 were presentThe Francis Shehan family, MrsLouise Shehan, Mrs Mae Shehan andthe Roy Campbell family attended the Shehan McQuillen reunion atBishop Lake Sunday 7b were present Clarence Walsh was elected presdent and Leo McQuillan, secBeverly and Billy Lazho of Birmingham of Detroit are visting at the Ralph Hall homeThe Dr James Nash famly of Coldwater and Kenneth Zill and wife ofAnn Arbor called at the Mark Nash built their school Then voting WMrestricted to property ownersNowthose sending children to school can vote The voting population has alsochanged and those who got their education in the little one room schoolare few The people who have mev etd out here from the cities are usefto modern school facilities and ruand themGov James Brynes of South Carolina in a press release came outagainst the AntiSchool Segregation decision of the supreme court whidhe has stated his state will not eonform to He says it will lead to moftgrolizatkm and indiscriminate inter marriage between the whtes andHacks We wonder on what hem hs assertion In the north, taki Michigan for example, the negrtifcand whites have mngled in tilt schools since the civil war and thertthere has been no great amount of o intermarriage between the racesJJsTtkowan wh has Mt i e schooJJ ow returned from Germany spent Sunable fn August It may be had by writing the dept Whitetailed squirrelsseen in many places Michigan have beenin southern Bob Carr of Grand Raipds, the LeoBettys family of Walled Lake, MrsRoy Walker of Marlette, Mrs Janis Baker and children and Roger Carrand wife were Sunday guests at the day wreh Mrs Thressa CoyleA nest containing 2 humming bird the Wayne Carr home,eggs has bten found near Lansing Dorothy Demery of Grand Rap ids visited at the Merwin Campbellhome last week The Hollis Holloways of Bass Lakecalled on the Kenneth Mohhnan famnest is ah inch4 and a half in diameter, 2 inches dep and made of lichens, cowebs and moss and is perfectly camoflaged The eggs x are the size of a,bean The humming bird is ily Sunday,the smallest of Michigans 300 birds Four auction sales of state ownedlands will be held this month at FlintStanley Dinkel will be captams Com Kalamazoo, Saginaw and Lapeerplete lineup,later Pinckney play t Cassidy Lake onMonday, JlJJ k t600 p mFt your mkar Phons UP 8 Prodoete OJl LIBRARY NBW8 RAINBOW BAKE SALE JULY 24The Pinckney Rainbow Grls willhold a bake sale at the food lookerSaturday July 24, tartin at 1000a mThe annual Bake Sale at the library The James Nance family and Mrson flstutiajr July 24 form 100 to Mildred Trost of Dearborn were Sun in this state One southern womanHas a solution She would let the traces mingle in the grades but Mger, Gale Hendee and wife ot Owosso, Lloyd Hendee family, Rex Hendeeand Dalene Robinson at dinner Sunday J H Hooker and wife spent Sunday with Miss Viola Petty in Howell The Dr Bob Bird family of Waynespent the week end at their cottagsat Portage LakeThe Wm Whitley family sr and theWm Whitley jr family of Ann Ar bor called at the Jomes Whitley homeSunday George Meabon and wife werfrfn Stockbridge Saturday Hrs Amelia Campbell and childrenot Muncie, Ind, visited at the LesterMcAfee homa la wttk Bom to Mr and Mrs Don Huff whoMil 6U0 p, m day pieett at the Andrew Campbell live in the Murphy apt, a ion however would violate the supretcourt decisionWE SERVEDinners, Sandwchee, Ice CreamHome Made PiesTHE DEW DROP INN Winnie GallftgMr g 4585 M36, UkelaM fku AC MNtfBrighton, Mkfc Born to M afleVKfi Chariee fitlett jr Mary Jean v Kindlw University hoipiUL Ann Aibtr8, an 8 lb, ton, Gregory Chariee,baby s in an incubatorEarl Teeple and wife ohave moved into the aptClarks store He will irotfcMeyer , ,tsr1Iii Bean and grain drying equipment inGremel barn The fan at lower rightis also used to mowfinish hayELECTRICITY ENDS THREEYEAR SEARCHFOR EFFICIENT Gf2AIN and BEAN DRYERFor three years, Harold Gremel, HuronCounty farmer, searched for a better wto dry his beans and small grains Then, with some help from Edison Farm ServiceAdvisors, he successfully developed this electrically powered system that enables him to dry six to seven thousand bushels ofeans and grain per season Result He canharvest when his crops are ready and catdown weather losses This means higherGood wirin1 it prices on the marketMr Gremel farms 370 acres of land 100 in beans, 80 in small grain, 35 in beets and milks a hd of 13 cows As do masyMichigan farmers, he is each year finding new ways to put electricity to work tolighten his load and give him greatersecurity For further information on farmelectrical equipment, see your Edison FarmService Advisor The Stockbridge American Legionis sponsoring a free fair or caroiyarthis week XFowlerville voters approved a 1560000 school bond ssue last week The Livingston County Maccabee jpicnic is today at the home of MrsMildred Whitlock of Winana LakeAlexander Merriweather, 33, ofDetroit drowned at the Kensingtonstate park last weekMrs Tom Lancaster of Pinekneygave a shower last week for Mrs William Step toe Mary Ann HarrisThe laying of the comer store forthe new washtenaw county courthouse at Ann Arbor took place July IfithMrs Patricia Newkirk Hardy,thedaughter of Birkett Newkirk of Portage Lake, is a candidate for register of deeds in Washtenaw county She has been deputy register ofef deeds for six yeara,Bev Fiands Martin of Howellaa been appointed priest at William I tonHie Deerfleld Democratic dubwill hold a chicken dinner at the Deerfield town hall July 29th at 630GovGMennen Williams wiU be guestspeakerMarilyn Miller of Howell was awaided the Knapp Store, Lansing scholarship and her sister,Voan, tieMoahar scholarship at University of WedTteiSet, July 14 to 17 TeehsJcolor SaperCharfed ExcitingHELL AND HIGH WATER withRichard Widmerk, Delia DarviComedy mnd Cartoonn CiaaScope TechnicolorSIUL, MOD Tata, July 18, 19, 20 Matinee Btnday StS P MCont A DoableFeatureFriday, Saturday, July 16, 17TENNESSEE CHAMP withDewey Martin, Shelly Winters and Keenan WynnALASKA SEAS Starring Robert Ryan, Jan Stirling News and CartoonLUCKY MEA NewKMSIS with , Sunday Monday, July IS, 1Doris Day, Robert Cummings and ,MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY Phil Silvers , in Technicolorin SeinemaScope withCowedy Noelty Cartoon Van Johnson,Walter Pidgeon and KennethWynn iunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 Cartoon and MusicalT 5pSo olways aik your Fcrr 5 iceAdvisor or dit EDISONAdverltiementFrom where I sit lt Joe MarshWhats New with Cows COURT ORDERS NAME PLACEDON THE BALLOTCatching up on my reading, IMtteed three news items you might like to know about1 Pint, a farmer whose milk had a trate of garlic flavor is feeding, his cows chlorophyll to sweeten their breathsNext, a college agricultural station has trained a herd to get diked when they are called bynumber Seems 75 out of 80 cows learned their numbers in a fewdays Guess the dumb five couldnt count that high Final, item cows are getting nose printed for identification From where I sit, I hope thereis as much progress being madewith humans especially in re gard to tolerance Whether its achoice of a political party, a basketball team, or a favoritebeverage, lets learn to live andlet live more You may ask for a soft drink after a hard dayswork Ill choose a refreshingglass of beer But lets not try tocow the other fellow into ourway of thinkingCopyright 1934, United States Brewers FoundationTHE ROUSH PLUMBING HAS MOVED TO310 WEBSTER ST UP 86 6 0 7 Pinekney Charles B GatesmanREPUBLICAN Seeks Flirt Tern uProsecuting AttorneyEXPERIENCED, QUALIFIEDWANT THE JOBNEEDS THE JOBYer 8upport Wm Be AppreciatedPRIMARY AUGUST 3rd Virgil Knutson of Grand Rapidsreported he was robbed of 200 whilestoying at the Monks Hotel, Brightoa over the July 4th week endTwocarnival workers from Farmingtonalso staying at the hotel, have con fessed to itThree people were killed in Livingston county in traffc accidnta over the July 4th week endA 7th dstrict Masonic meeting wasto be held at the Dexter Masonictemple tonight,July 14 Notes of 25 Years Ago Tragedy struck here over the weekend when William VanBIaricum andJ C Bowman were killed n an auto accident on Grand Rived west ofHowell and Andrew Campbell wasbadly hurt The two dead boys are 20years old, Campbell is 21 They hadattended a dance at Patterson Lakeand had taken two Fowlerville grirlshome and were on their way backwhen they hit the rear end of a longauto carrying truck Bowman leavesa wife and 2 children The othersunmarried ,The Kings Daughters weree entertained by MrsGladys Clinton Thursday The contests were won by MrsMable Schafer, Bessie SwarthoutKittie HoffThe bond issue for 5500 to buythe Allen property for the Dexterschool lostSheriffs officers raided an estabment at Patterson Lake July 4 andarrested E Ketcham and J Reskafor volating the prohibition UwjKet cham was fined 100 and Reska 50Rev Leo Dorsey of St Mary3church has been transferred to BadAxe and Rev Dan Forster to PinekneyAt the Burges school electionFred Burgess was elected truateee for the 31st timePotterville, the state class Bbase ball champions play Pinekneyhere SundayThe second arson trial of Dr Alex Pearson started at Howell Monday After winning 9 straight games1Pinekney lost to the Arborphone team of Ann Arbor Sunday 5 to 4 in 12 inning It was a pitching battlebetween Jim Moran of Pinekney andHank Clements of Ann Arbor Hub I Lees borne run tied the score forPinekney in the 7th innng In the7th inning Percy Rayment of Ann Ar bor hit one in a clump of afalfa incenter field Ike Lewis could not findit and he went all the way around Don Swarthout again got 8 hits forPinekneyThe Hendee famiy reunion was atthe Keith Otto home at Grand LedgeJuly 4th tWednesday, Thursday, July 21, 22JaszedUpl HoodsBuatUjp Binge Marion BrandoinTHE WILD ONE withMary Murphy, Robert KeithCartoon and NoveltyLEE THEATREWhteaoro LoJto Mtehitfon Tu, Wed, Thur, July 20, 21, 22j THE JAZ SINGERI A MusicalIn TechnicolorwttHDanny Thomas, Peggy Lee and Allyn JoslynI CartoonShows 715, 915 mFriday, Saturday, July 16, 17JOHNNY DARKin TechnicolorwithTony Curts, Piper Laurie andRIDERS TO THE STARS in colorwithWilliam Lundigan, Richard Carlson, Dawn Adams, Herbert Marshall Cartoon ComngPhantom of the Rue Morgue,Hell Below Zero, Flame and the FleahSunday, Monday, July 18, 19Sail into new worlds of thrills,romance THE SPANISH MAINwithPaul Henreid, Maureen OHara and Walter SleiaK1M TechnicolorSelected ShorU Scio DriveIn Theatre6588 Jackson Road, Ann AiboPhone Normandy8708S Children nndet 12 admitted FreeFriday, Saturday, July 16, 17 JUBILEE TRAILIn TechnicolorwithForrest Tucker, Joan LeslieBOY FROM OKLAHOMA in TechnicolorwithWill Rogers jr, Nancy Olson CartoonWed, Thar, July 20, 21, 22Caa It Be HumanPHANTOM OF THE RUE MOSGUE Sunday, Monday, July 18, 19 la Warner Color with Karl Maiden, Patrida Medina, Claude Dauphn and Stove ForrestAlso Stations WestNewe aasl CartoonMrs Luella Patterson of Stockbridge flew to Florida last week to last week to visit her daughter,MrsMary PaacoeMrs Charles Leach of Pettysvillegave a shower last week for MissLois McDonnellMr and Mrs Shi re y Berbainuntof Seattle, Wash, caJled at the RalphHall home last week She is the daughter of Sam Kennedy, former resi dent The Fred Catrell family of Howell held open house for them Thursday STALAG 17starringWilliam Holden, Don Taylor alsoALASKA SEAS Staning JgRobert Ryan, Jan StirlingTut, Wed, Thur, July 20, 21, 22 DAVID AND BATHSHEBA la TechnicolorStarringGregory Peck, Susan Hay wardandMY PAL GUS StarrimfRichard Witfmark, Joanne DraWere Ready For Tomorrows raflroods mode todays AnwrkWtftiovf, tevi YOULLLIK E ALD SiA for GOVERNOR torys railroads Tomorrows America would bo possiblek railroads one 4 America to bea single nation sinning a continotit otnaxifif Amorksj of today, yroJtroods as it was yostorday, A giafo IAmerica Is unlikely without railroads capWo of caring for its vast, vital, growingtoflfjy these raHroacts are preparing for to bIHIons Vfp6 adPfee moehaiit, toHiikal or scientific detail that emmake them adequate for the nation has been left outh iwws to moot tomorrow,Michigan Railroads AssociationEAVES TROUGHWhy Let Your Roof Wash See Ua PFor YourAV88 TROUGH NEEDS WB ALSO RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL tI 111 AwayWM H BRASH JRSEWING MACHINESo brilliant, proven record of 30 years in State Attorney Member of State Bar of Michigan and niMr administrator and leader t American Bar Aitociationat an organjier, administrator and leaderivState Police Commissioner State Director Defense , State Fuel Administrator Commissioner American Bar AHociatione Alumnus of Wayne Unlvenrry and the UnhfortHy ofMichigan e A Capabk ixperianced IxecuthWbo WIU Win IVOTE REPUBLICAN AUGUST 3 WeFree dlepair AD MakeOrfen la AdraecMadiiDe McFherwn State BanBomH MchjcBi1 7ars ago the Declaration of Independence wag adopted bjr the Con BentI Coiwresa TWa ikxpmentset forth the purposes of men dedicated to freedom ever since It was herert the dJgnity and importance of the Mividtal wa ftpst recognizedIn an official document of a government ,fIn all lines of American bosineaathe jart the individual plays is a retfraation of the Declaration of Independence C1Af a bank we aH the custodiansof the funds of many individuals ofour community, Thooot eMs IrwtfyHrtf DRYGOODSCANNED G Bhfcfay tad wtfe rait SUBgr at tht Ttapktoo hum In Keego1MM at aaOorderI The Mylo Kettler family of Jaekhoa and the Ronnie Hoaldna familyJof Detroit aptst SOB at the BoJackIfca Dr AM Hash family of Coldwater and laaM Naah of Ann Artor WN walk and oalleta at tht MarFin Bittar home MYRON HUGHESComplete Line PlumklHg FTitartt and SuppliesSHOESGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE I AM STILL A CANDIDATETHE COURT HAS ORDERED MY NAME PLACEP ON THE BALLOTOh, Jimi fine exempt for a little trouble with hi back note and thenTell them YOURSELF by Long Distance To exchange family news, Long Distance is speedy,eaiy and surprisingly low in cost Reduced rates are in effect every night after 6 P M and all day SundayWhen you coB, remember to oall by number Its fasterMICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY WILLIAM L, HAACKBECKERMEMORIALS BARRE GUILDMarkers Monuments Mausoleums Bronze TabletsCutrStone and Marble2429 W STADIUM BLVDANN ARBOR, MICHIGANPHONE NO 2 0181RA0K AND TELEVISION SERVICE CANMDATB FOEREGISTER OF DEEDS REPUBUCAN CANDIBATB Gerald Clinton of Detroit spentanday at the G J Clinton homeMeadamea Blanch and Marion Clarkcalled at the Haynard Clark home InManeheser last WednesdayKrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenwere in Stockbridge SaturdayMarcian Ledwidgo has bought thePat Barber home at fii land LakeRoy Dllmgham and wife called onhis brothers, Matt and John Dilling ham at Belle Oak ThursdayThe Keith Bradburys of Chelseacalled at the Jesse Henry home SaturdayMesdames Dorothy Sockow JohnBoyer were in Ann Arbor WednesdayThe Charles Pettix family of Detroit were Sunday callers at the John Boyer home Henry Collins and wife of Ypsilanti were in town TuesdayThe Vince LaRosa family, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and son, Jerry wereDetroit Thursday1 Mr and Mrs Homex Abney and sons, Arnold and Billy, left Mondayto visit his brother in Virginia,The Ernest Kews of Detroit speatSunday at the Albert Dinkel homeMr and Mrs Alec Wood eelbra ted ther 50th wedding annivrsarySaturday night at the home of theirdaughter, Mrs Prank Ziegler 40guests were present Among them wre the Homer Abneys and AlbertDinkelsMesdames Lloyd Hendee, GerryEichman, Ambrose Eichman andchildren were in Holt last MondayMrs Jane Nash Clark expect toleave this month for Germany toI join her husband, Pfc Jack Clark Mrs Marion Pearson of Howell spent the week nd with Mrs BeulahMillerHarold Swarthout was taken illlast week and went to Unversity hospital He is home nowGeorge Foster and Mrs ElizabethEddy of Flint spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Hoff IThe Andrew Singer family are spending the week at the George Meabon cabin at Love UsThe Oliver LaBelles visited in Canada last week Mrs Mable Smith of South Lyon ,called on Mrs, Mary Hoff last week Glenn Darrow of Detrot spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs FloraDarrowMrs Mildred Ackley started workin the Michigan Bell Telephone officest Ann Arbor MondayMrs Bert Benham underwent an operation ar Mellus hosptal, Brighton last week ttersV Complete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UP88114 10 7 5 EASTCOALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To Fill Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119D LHoey Son TRUCKS TRACTORS CARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWELl MICH PH 1632Represented by H W WYLIE RESIDENCE P1NCKNEY, MICHIGAN PHONE 32REELECTWILFRED H ERWINPROMPT AMD COURTEOUS REPULICAN CANDIDATE FOBProsecuting Attorney ITS maTHS PHI16ASTAPPAN WITH COOUTt SflCIAL LIMITED TIMI OFFERPriceAllowance for your p 1000000000ComehiMcy So this new and beautiful rango especially for homes beyond the gat maim Soot9 Coolite tho automatic ven jiltf Hut 4m aJRBNOMBfATB AND in tteBoMMIeu, AUGUST S, 1M4STATE RBPRB8BNTATIYBADRIAN DBBOOMMY RBCORD 18 MT PLATFORM HsTing been a teacher for manvyean I do no hare any money whichI can spare to advertise extensivelyBut many voters were kind enough to say that my legislative record in is such that I do not need Hockey Appliance Store141PRIMARY ELBCTION AUGUST 8 to adrtrttso Tory much I oppose thewt should be representonly by those who haveretired froS active Ufe or by those who an weU to daRrrmt T v SALES AND SERVICE125 WebsterSL, ir PkeaellS PLUMBimWATER rSTEHS SfaMlefBWceiMICHIGAN PLOWERS FiR ALL JOCCASWNSfitsWINKELHAUS FLORAL GOMPANT MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOgS AEROCRAFT ALUMINUM J m4 i i Special on Barn Paint, galLAKELAND BOAT andOK MM Wtm ACMM ,SfV v , fw r A I , v V , r iV ii aik O nSJU StNESS1 1ii I a da yftHo1 iirtiran dthene ttiki hand MOW lwrd y 1 Yirttfl f Hi t her d AJ J fh tf toturv sf le w PGYIRMOWtR18 ROTAR YlafltteMlla tN0W ONL Y v RHt TYPfNew 150MOW wf,HAR STORE ILLIAM B ELMERCONGRESS DEMOCRATIC TICKETCONGRESS, SIXTH DISTRICTVoU for William B, Elmer for congress He i qualified for the job witlj four year experience as state assistant attorney general and as commisB cixfTpropjMSALESName and AHANNETT111 KThe Pincknty SanitariumRay M Dvffy, M D Pinckn, MicKlganDaily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MDr G R McCoskey DENTIST112Vk N Michigan Ave Telephones Office fW5Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganSssesdFhone 18 207 fi Gd RWo Hovcil, MichiganReal Estate, Insurancebrokeragedty, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeWIAT YOU SAf THATCOUNTSweHa from you as a satisfiedeuttamer makes more impression onothav people than anything we can ,,,poasftly say about our service So Phone 59F3 Pincknev, Mich we want you to know that your re 5eenuaendations are appreciated by REFRIGERATION SERVICEall tbe members of our staff i Wbaa you brlnff in a friend, you can ceunt on us to give him the same Lee LaveyGenera Insuranceattention that won your d d fihoenfltonoe and good faithitteatftn Attention HOW IS YCUR Attentionioner to the Michigan Court of Claimsformerly veterans advisor to Gov Williams and a World War IImarine veteranTHE SCHOOL ELECTIONAt the Pinckney school election onMonday night only 29 votes were cast Murray Kennedy anl Mrs Ger aid Clark were reelected to the board Repairs m All MakesPhone 154F3 PincknyFlrrt National Bank Under Federal Supervision OF FEDERAL RESERVEAND FEDERAt DEPOSIT Farn Sales A SpecialtyBeri ymCall Fowlerville 226FGArnold Berquist233 baadllla St Pinckney, HyraiPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master Plumber Phone 188F2Phone UP8114 1075 EFUNERAL HOMEDon G Swarthtri DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance Servioe 39 and 63, Pincknefr G Raiekhoff, OPTOMETRIST120 Wesi Grand RiverHo wail, MichiganiJhone 358 isfdenceLivestock Hauling Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich, Phone Jglfiiioger ii toromplek Insurance Coverage PHONE UP83135sWetery MemorialIrices You Can Afford CJ i a MiJfcrd, MichiganMiiford Granite WorksAll CORPORATION iInsured Up to 10,000for Each Depositor Homes, Lake Propeittmess Op urtunitiea YourPrafcrt With 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Pinekney Phone UP8W89IaLOW PRICESBeer and Wine to 1e CilPhoa Howell 70SJ2 FOR SALE Maple LivingJuiiiit RobertPhone P 89951 RoomTO RENTNew House on TriaaftoLake Roi, just off PinckntyHWall Road John Me amaraWANTEDBaby Sitting days, and l Phone Kowe11 16gM11cfunnjr the week Experienced , WANTED To buy old moakata, ait iMw , Barrett, 722 Unadilla St l tola and rifle Call oBFll on 8i mckney, Michigan jays or leave with Wm Macaar,jFOirSALE Walnut DresseT Tzo FOli SALE lJrted fi B Console Radio 10, Chaise Lounse cisevaitoT 75 320 Unadila Of pk ,rt T Br 22 PipckncyPinekjrteys QUALITY IRTATB OF MICHIGANf I 10 P,,l Up Chair noriT Table iJVMlbrary aW 350,four chairs I FOR SALEEaTCoT 210 ptV Thompson J hundred Get order In aarly for coaPinlnA 2 milS binin with new John Deer ney , Frank Pearct, Phone HA6 4067 SALEA good 20 gal Duo WANTEDOdd jobsof any kinjijierm water heater 40,connections, hauling rubbish, tin cam etc Aiae barrels complete 45Also solid oak have tractor mowing jnachtta , dining eKtcnsion table 10 Call Billie Beck, phone UP HWTanHorn, phone 49F2 i w,gT , p , LOSlJbcrir Beagle pup, Aoj iaWashing and Ironng n formation aouut such a dog will at by the piece greatly apreciatedHa63089i Don BurnmyMEATSFRWTS GROCERIESThe Probate Cvt for the County ofLivingstonIn the Matter of the EsUteStewart AndersonDeceasedAt a section of said Court heldJuly 1, 1954PresentHooorable Hiram BSmith writers suitable forJudge of Probate ard home Terms See them atNotice is Hereby Given, That all depot, New Hudson, Appointpersons interested in said estate arc, evenings and Saturdaysdirected to appear before said proPhone Geneva 79652bate Court on July 27, 1964, at 1000 j c aTrrA Mto show cause why a license I Z777aL AO oi j lJORTAGE LAKE RdTYPEWRITERSRegulai office aad portable tyne FOB SALtHouse220 Pearl Stfiarge ww 2 car garage, some fruit fids wtt befOHFISHMARK0T1ML, V ,l 1 ,SERVICE of said estateto sell or mortgage the interest ofsaid estate in certain real estate de scribed in his petition, for the purof paying debts and claims and administration expenses and mortgage It is Ordered, that notice thereoffee gtren by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks eoaseotiveiy j previous to said day of heaving in thePinekney Diipatah and tht the petitioner cause ft topy of this notice tobeserved upon each known parts in interest at his last known address byregistered maiL return receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing or by personal service at least five 6 days prior tosueh hearingHiram B Smith, Judgt of ProsataA tnw ospyCelesta ParthalU Register of Probats Helen Law,Deputy Register of Probatt ed, also procesd readBEADY MIXEDD J GTiAtZL cv BUJt1018FOR , Glass Sbld andInstalledMasau RoadPHONE 1 8Michigan l oil heatinStove Dale NHHer phone78Fl5 MANDELIi8LAWN MOWER SL11254 RIVKBBAN1 rHILAND LAKE MicS Christina Jarlowski, ait hter ofMrs Peggy Jarlowski was hit by aja car driven by Mrs Virfriniaendon of Detroi at 130 p, m Monday onjEast Main Stin front of the George Webb home Christina suffered abrasions Dr Duffy rendered first aid The Kenneth Line family were inCanada last wk Sharon and RuthAnnstayed for a visit ORDER YOURP FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDSNOWSEEDRTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PLANTING dARMERS FEEDJ r, ,JI , Hg qNCPTOf DISPATGI Wednesday, July 141954 ATTENTION VOTERSThe Livingston County Damooratic Com1 to the Secretary of Stale, that County Cierk Hagmittee placed a political advertisement in Ks man had ordarad proof ballets orinbd includingpaper last week concerning the aeHon of the Hie names of all candidates, both RepublicanCounty election officials in refusing to certify certain candidates to the ballot for the August3rd Primary Election The advertisement aspinfeshMt gives a false impression in that it doesnot tell the entire matter The fads are as followsSction 8141 I Michigan Statutes Annotated states that an affidavit of identity must and Democratic and that some of the candidateshad not filed the required affidavits Mr Bushpointed out to the Secretary of State that it wasthe duty of that office to investigate such mai lers On June 28,1954, Mr Hagmaa was advised, in writing, by Mr Robert Montgomery,Director of Elections for the State of Michigan,thai he should not certify any candidate to thebe filed by a candidate within three 3 days election commission unless that candidate hat after the last day for filing nominating petitionsThe last day for filing the affidavits of identitywas June 18th This has been the law for mary filed the required affidavit Mr Montgomeryfurther advised Mr Hagman that the AttorneyGeneral of Michigan concurred with him in thisyears None of the Democratic candidates in this matter and would take action against Mr Hagcounty filed the necessary affidavits Two of theman if he did certify the candidates who had notRepublican candidates failed to file the affida filed the required affidavits After the Countyvits The law says further that the County GEerkClerk had received this word from the Statecannot certify any eandidate to the baliot unless Drector of Elections he consulted with Prosecutthe affidavit is filed within the time prescribedCriticism has been directed toward Mr John AHagman, County Clerk, for not certifying the can ing Attorney Wilfred H Erwin who advised himthat he should follow the directions given by theState Director of Electionsdidates wha failed to file this affidavit If Mrl For the above reasons it is unfair to eritHagman had certified the candidates, be himself icize Mr Hagman or any of his advisors, for hiswould have violated the tagUFrank D Bush, Reaction in refusing to certify the candidates ta thegister of Deeds, by letter jane 26th, reported ballot H anyone wishes to direst criticism in this matter they should direct it at the legislaturefor requiring an affidavit of identity in a countywhere all of the candidates are obviously wellknown to the election officialsSome of the candidates who were not carlified filed mandamus actions in the LivingstonCounty Circuit Court to ask that the County Clerk and the election commission be ordered to cerify them to the ballot These cases were heardby Circuit Judge Michael Carland on July 9that which time Judge Carland held that the state law requiring the filing ef the affidavits of identity was unconstitutional and invalid and therebyordered all petitioning candidates certified to theballotNo Republican candidate sought to control the election in this county as is most unfairlyinferred in last weeks advertisement Theywere merely following the state lav which has since been declared invalid by the LivingstonCounty Circuit Court The attorney generals office has indicated that they may appeal Judge Garlands decision in order to obtain a decisionof the Michigan Supreme hurt in the matter We urge every registered voter to go to jthe polls at the Primary Election on August 3rdand vote for the eandidate of his choicePaid Political AdvertisementUMl Dublin Core The 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