347 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b4bb7fcc917c196834c9f1c01fb6baa0.pdf ff4392f5cc0c776028cec8d5e0432a3a 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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f Howe Blos t ou t 7 to 5 whe n Howel l score d runs the last inning Jim Wilsonare July 1925 while Michigan peach es will be ready about Labor DaySothe legislature gave the peach growrs 2500 to advertise the advantagesof Michigan peaches if they wouldy mqch it The crop is worth waiting Yor as it will be excellent in qualityand low in price The ta spent 160,000 to battlethe gyqty moth This is the first time it has been found west ofPennsylvania It denudes the trees of foliage No mothes have been seenin Mich, since the infected area was sprayed The area was 1,600,000acres with a 25 mile radius nearLansing Traps were also usedThe first dry run of the state police emergency trailer was successful It is equipped with 4 radio transmifters, a telephone switchboard and 6 trunk and extension lines It is used in disaster areas such as the onein Flint last yearA Wayne county jail break issponslble for the order that all the guards must wear clipOn bow tiesFour in hands were too handy forthe prisoners to grab, twist andchoke the guards withFATAL AUTO ACCIDENTAnother needless accident tookplace Thursday about 500 p m at the bridge over the Huron River onthe North Territorial Road at theGaUfcftor farm Two youth were headed west on the road in a souped LmlSeeSal traitsJJy m, Pia ng it Betam highShrffk b E ghbecame tE SE u, Her Albertmonth earlier get the benefit of the j pitching for Pinckney allowed 3 hittPfadvertising This year the dates set up to the BthThis was Howells Wg inning as they got S runs on 2 hitsand2 infield errors St Josephs 1sleading, their league and are undefeated ths yarThe Teeners got a run the firston hits by Huhman and Packer anda hit batsman, another the Sid on atriplet by Packer and hit by Barrett, one the 4th on Clarks double and 2infield oute, 2 the 6th on hits byLavey and Rowell and sacrifice flyby Packer Here Howell took Gher kin out and put in McMacken whoblanked the kids the last 2 innings wore gon,f whitetafHa wWi a lace epp net rti il itha e epp netskirt and fingertip veil with he iaeeflown and ft tare, of peedcarried a jtJMte prayerbook with a whiU orchid, pillowed Novensa Devotions,to J00 p a0Misvher y Jonea td sapc, Ontwas maid of how Her llwn was yellow, net oywttrapleas with a kce jack and a headpiece of net and flowers She MesMiifeyy ttfimniu ChurchBev Sara Beaehy, PastorS 8 Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100ssrir i sa day SchoolYoung Peoples MeetingbridVs aunt, wawor bl t of Dexter, the hrideemaid Shewore a blue net over taffeta strap less gown with low jacket and a netd lact headpiece Her beuqaet waspink roses and white split carnat 730iesm The brides sister, Paula, wasthe flower girl Her gown ofyellow satin and she carried a bas ket of rose petals Milton Charbqtoett tile grooms brother, was best menand the h APinckney ABRHHuhman, ss 4 0 1Dyer, If 4 1 0Lavey, lb S 1 1Wakefield, cf 2 0 0Rowell, cf , 2 1 1Packer, c 3 12Barrett, 3b 3 0 1Amburgey, 2b 4 0 0Burg, rt 2 0 0Clark, rf 2Wlson, p 2 w, St Josephs AB R Hover 75 relatives at 860 p m Wednesday 800Otiorchg, PastorSunday School 930 AJ1Morning Worship 1045 A MThur tf isj Prayer Meeting at theChurch atWed 12ftrtr LOCAL NEWS j URREIfT COMMMfMrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenvisited at the James Brogan homein Lansing Sunday Johnny rvinuin ed for a visitJeffrey Header spent Friday wihJohnny and Christine DinkeiThe Murray and Ambrose Kennedy fam ills were in Dexter Sunday Mrs Eleanor Lidwidjre is spend The Waihtenaw county hgejj ejaupervisora turned down theit ion to purchase the Leland it arum on Geddes Roadjre spending a week at Gaylord with the Hu Ldihisthe800730 P MA Hearty Welcome To All, wand the ushers wereChatbotmeau The wedding breakfast Whalen, rf 2 0Robin, 2b 3 1 EGherkin, p, c 4 1 1 McMacken, lb, p 4 1 3L Seim, If 4 1 0B Seim, 3b , 4 1 1Battle, c,lb 3 0 0Monroe, ss 3 1 1A Ai atthei0 0 home of thl grooms parents atU30 0 1 a m A turkey dinner was served to85M36and0 I Z JD 8U0fIn the second ganie the Pinckneyled up to the 6th being ahead 4 to 3when Howell scored 3 runs on homeBp model A hot rod car It was driv single and 2 errors They addeden by Donald Ross of 9810 Auburn 2 mOre the 7th on a home run and 2dale, Livonia, with him was Donald I Wta inal score Howell, 8, PinckneyBrown, 18, of MUBlackburn, Livonia I tThey were said to be going 90 milesmiles hour Their car hit the bridgebreaking the front axle, and throwngthem in the path of a car headedeast driven by Mrs Patricia Balko,24 of 8740 fFeSota, Detroit with her her four children, Denise, 23, Eml ,4, William, 5, also4Sarol Silverwood, 17, Detroit, Brownnd Ross were killed instantlyMiss BlrVerwOod had a broken pelvic boneand Mrs Balko head and internal inJoriees The children escaped seriousfejory The Balkos were returnng to Detrot from a picnicWaehtenaw county officers andOoreser Ganshorn investigated It took 8 ambulance to remove injured Browns body was taken to theSwarthout Funeral Home, PinckneySeine difficulty was found in locat ing relatives An uncle showed upafter midnight and the body was reteased to him and taken to a Plymouth Funeral Home The body ofRoea was taken to Staffan FuneralHttxn, Chelsea Pinckney got 4 runs the 3rd jshenMel Nixon lost control and walked 7 men in a row He got back in thegroove and was unhittable until thescored twiceGenttfe of them were from Canada A pbrt Sunday WorshipaWe dance floor, furnished by tfce Youth GroupWjHmic order w d f d EiJt UndenominationalWeil between MainUnadiila gtvertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 AM 00AM00 PM00 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M Sr Cbdintieetfce Wed, 730 P Mwedding trip We Extend Christian Welcome toMich On their return Byowfll resume his schooling, where he is taking an au BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH , hed by tfce Youth Group iorder was used for daftc Evening Servic e 8and the Swarthout orchestra furnished music with Clare Swarthout calling About 200 attended bert Ledwidge familyEdward Parker has rentedhouse on Main St to JonesdruggistWayne AtLee ana wife called atthe Ed Parker home ai PortageLake SundayThe Robert Read lamly were inDetroit Thursday at the Northland The L J Henry and Tom Warefamilies attended the Schoenhals re union, Sunday at the home oi MrsLida Lorenz, Howell, Myron Schoenhajs and wife of Akron, Ohiu werealso thereGeorge Meuboii and svile were mStockbridge SundayDon Huff and iamily who hi,been living in the Murphy apt have moved on Oscar lieuks farmJohn Lundeen and wife of letiot,the Gene Shehan of Ann Aibm anMrs Edna Spears unt Jack Sheldonwere Sunday quests at the Francis Shehan homeThe Charles Whinheads and Ueatrice Lamborn of Jrcuoiy called atthe Jesse Henry huine SundayTiu1Keith Bradburys i heuea alsocalledDale Meabon ana wife inuvutheir new home on Durwn RddayMrs Lena Lotiidye and the EdLajoyce iamily of Dearborn calUd aithe John Buyer home SuNdayLloyd llendee family peni Sunday at Lt Or Jim Nash home atCoJdwaUi Arbor last week by a 23 to 8although a 3 man coftnmittea they pointed to investigate it reportedfavor of it The price asked100,000 The legislature reeeapassed a law setting aside so moehyear out of the ta dll f t g so myear out of the tax dollar for ti tfcttftcounties to establish homes foraged and senile with The fact Hthe counties are sending this class the mental institutions they is why these places are overcrowdedThey want the county to take OfMof their own senile The idea is SJMFand supervisors who are econOMJT minded have not yet come around tolegislatures way of chinking AJaoWashtenaw county has acounty home and hospitalcould be enlarged for lessAnn Arbor News stated a Mstonit jMOiijt was considering the purchase i the sanitarium We talked withJ several leading Ann Arbor Masonsi and they knew nothing of it Theyj said ll nnxht be the UE S At the last ranjl Chapter a committeeappointed, tu Ai quire into theability of a OES home foi ed They do not, report untilFri3 Miles N ft 8 Mile W of Pinckney the 4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburgin J , ServfceWackney Sunday Morning, Service 1000The bride is the daughter of Mr i Sunday School followed by Messageli ,Hrmai1 ShQy North I Sunday Evening Service 745Territorial Road The groom tie son Thurs Night Praye Service 745 of Mr and MriGeorge ShefileyOn Frank Shultz, Paster M70 Marshall Rd Gen JJl Leturn y wi in t tuharbonmau farm on Farley Road7tV whexu PiAckneyon watfr to Melr 4and Joe JeffreysThe Pinckaey team seems unableto hit The boys wh6 hit them overthe fence a couple of years ago cantget their eye on the ball They missJoe Lavey who is out with an injured hand Pinckney iMoriarity, 3bMeyer, ssGentile, cf Jeffreys, lb P Singer, IfR Darrow, rfB Darrow, 2bReader, c Houghton, p A R H53S3 32222 1011 i al o1 01 0o o Low Jea McBeewiell, daughter ufM nd Mre John McDonnell, cf ,,, ftnekneynd Billy Edmund Linton, MorningMon of Mr and Mrs Howard Linton I 3 South Lyon, MichMISSION9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday SchoolHoward Lintonof Detroit were married at a candlelight double ring ceremony at the Scovil Memorial Presbyterianchurch in Detroit Friday eveningJulvAtaAian Evening ServiceWed, Prayer Meetiag1000 AM1045 A M 740 P M730 p ml oll RAINBOW BAKE SALE JULY 24The Pinckney Rainbow Grls willa college room H lethe food lockerOLD TIMERS GAME DONKEY SOFT BALL GAMEPreceding the donkey ball game onthe night of Thursday, July 29, the j ill ff d h timers will square Off and showfans if they have any athleticability leftThe teams will be headedby Stanley Dinkel And Don Swar tfcout at one time Class A softball who eenld do all sorts oftftfc the ball The feHowfagare tot tentative lineups which are subject to change and there will probale be all sorts of substitutionsSwarthout teamSwarthout, pBurg, c Roy Reason, Jack Reason, lb Cliff Miller, Francis Shehan, 2bGerry Swarthout, ss,Ridge Shirey,3boutfield, Doc Hendee, Murray Kenn r, Norm Miller, Clareteam Dinkel, p Grant Rookie Battle, lb, Marsh Merlin Lavey, 2bLJoydsgBill Darrow,3bBillFritz Wylie, John Wylie,lf 6erc, Max Reynolds Joe Basy fke Hades, outfieldwing this will be a donkey yu the married men andmen This is an open affairaj eu have to do is showto 1 willNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber ShopS heretoforabcuts, all types1Saturdays M I Darrowven ProductUP 8Bam TWT DBW DBOP BOf WlMseaJsagbetv PrefAtteewey Oen MiUerd h h f Jd OaflW City Service AB R HGillette, If 4 0 0Bailer, lb 4 1 1M Nixon, p 4 2 Brigham, ss 4 2 2White, If 4 1 2WeUman, c 4 2 1 B Nixon, 8b 8 0 0Bennett , 3b 8 0 1Haller, cf 2 0 0UmpiresG, Darrow and JPackerCONSERVATION DBPT Conservation Commissioner Donald McLouth died in a Pontiac hoapital last week, He had been on the com misson since 1945After 2 years in the making thedept announces the release of thrMichigan Deer Story, a 26 minutefilnv Michigan sportsmen spent J25iimillion dollars in deer hunting last jThe film traces the growth of deer Few deer were available before thewhite man came as the dense forest prevented the undergrowth on whichthedeer feeds The white men chqpped holes in the forests, the, undergrowth came, up and the deer flourished rapidly Then came wide open market hunting and forest fires andthe deer herds sank to an all timelow in 19Q0 Game laws broughtdeer backThf n the herds get toofor the food available and spreadsalj overthe state Any deer seasons had to be inaugerated to keep theherds down to sise tFour lampreys were found fastened to a trout in Cole Creak, nearManton last weekThe deer drive has been completedand shows the deer herds to bethesame as in 1952 lofound in a half section of , llege roommate The best man was Henry Cannon of WWow Village, who attended, high school and college with the groom Carol Bay, a 4 year old eousin of the bride was flower girL The bride wore a bluish pink silktfeta trmmed with heirloLhandily lwe which had been gittaherbr great,great aunt A tiras Baturday July 24, starting at 1000a mCARD OF THANKWe wish to thank ouv many euJltfriend for making our wedding andHSception a success, especially Rev ft Schmitt, Nellie Gardner, Mrs Shehan, the childrens v inni lumber from Chubbs Jrncrs atii ruled the funeral of frankiMaa ,i liowell last week He was a brothri J Ed MaasErnest Kew and wife of Detroitand W F Close and wife ol Linden were Sunday guests at the Albert Dinkel homeThe Homer Abneys were calledback from Virgnia last week by thesudden death of her mother, MrsCoon of Farmington The funeral was at Farminjfton Friday The Harold Porters, George TansJeysLawrence Camburn, Thayer KuneiaJ illThursday nightThe East Marion Kami Bureauhad a picnic at Hnnm River ParkSundayMr and Mi Herb firyan left MOMday for a i lo the west, coast toviait Mrs iiryns sister at Vancover, Biitish Columbia They will begone 5 or i ueeks They will also vis it MrBryan brother at TacomnWash Mi, W Hildebrandt of Chicago II, will be at their home lure during their absenceMesdames Florence and andI it the a Im in j The path to get bingo legalisedin Michigan is becoming a rocky jad to travel The Michigan AssfeI XonPjofit Organizaions, mostlyllremen groups submitted before ue July J deadline pettions witM,U00 signatures of which Jtobtrt AIuntwoiiMry election commissioneriuled 410UU names were faultymaking the petitions about 1000hori oi the required 286,000 Theuuions the petitions were throwttout were the circulators did not filecomplete affidavits and many of the ieiitions i scribed as circulated Incities were in reality villages The Jaw reuds petitions biust be circulated in cities or townships as the d o no t hav e complet e registratio niiU A more recen t chec k cut s th e shortag e t o jK names O f COUM ei ti n lis t wil l iv checke d an d recheck an d wil l probabl y en d in cour t actio nj Th e Democra t an d Repubka n par legur d th e bing o issu e a s a ho tan d refus e t o becom e involv e d in it Th e Counci l o f Churche s i faim i it ami wanks all petition s i t bac k t o th e citie s an d township st o b e checke d wit h th e registratio nlists W e thin k th e matte r shoul db e allowe d t o com e t o a voU an d le ttlii endles s arguemen t b e settle dIIIIC an d fo r all A matro n e hono r wa s dresse dinIOf l ve The choir , Ruth , Harol d an d Clar e Swa ri n a thou t thebro e nftl e dres a an d Ab o Mrs Thress e Coyle l wa r i n yello w taffet a Masonic lodge g fl e dres a an dth e flowe r gir l wa r i n yello w taffeta In bride mothe r wor e a charcoa lorgeju a siB c dres s vrit h pin km l T hg g dess vrit h pin kan d gmy aecwgoilea The groom sgrooms nethe r tror e tuiquois e wit h M l sil k orgaaa n d wfeit e accessories Th e artwatret e Jme s Carl , brot hinla w e f hegrcr m an d Victo r Been eiiu s o f Detrtrf tTh e reception wa s hel d i n th e par lor s o f thecliurchfoUoiHn g th e ce retnoiry Mrs Rober t Barne s o f An nArbor , euh r o f th e trtd e h i th egues t bexk incharge Mrs Walte rOeeterlee PtectaM y an d Maxiexroft poure d iwer enea r se da y ,yer ago , b y th efathe r o f th e presen t minister , Rev ,George,J4 ftt1 p h norther nMichiga n th e newl y wed s wil l liv ea t th e McDonnel l hom e a t Pinckne yfo r th e present VARIET Y PART Twomen rWPrEverythia fo r th e household Re Mr an d Mis Jame s Charbonneau NOTIC EI a m goin g nort h afte r swee t an dsou r cherrie s thi s week Th e cro p i sjail Ge t you r order s i n now W H Meyer 2 SOF T BAL L GAME S FRIDA YTher e wil l b e 2 Softbal l game sa t th e lighte d fiel d her e Frida y nite ,Jul y 23 A t 73 0 p m Dic k Kenn edy s Teener s wil l pla y Dexter A t 88 0 p m th e Pinckne y tea m wil lffhe MWiwtnrrif Gonre on out and help the boys by your attendance The All Sun Game at Cleveland, week which was won by the icncun league when Alvin Dark,National league short stop waa out of position and failed tea jiop fly reminded mi of I Pinckney won under simUarcircumstancesIinckney was PQtSft,the state soft ball tournament efAnn Arbor and Stanley Dinkel waahoolcd njj if, a pitching duel with Kddie Kolander pitching for ChelseaChelsea went into the last of the 7th Heading 1 to 0 Jack Reid leo off fori state Fmckney and got a wak,Two infieid outs moved him to third Dickhis rab Voung hit a blooper over 3b The 8rd MarytinBaughn were in Ann ArborWednesdayLJoyd Hendee will be one ofsheep supt, at thefair again this yearDonald Singer is gettingi,XhhscyUlnlin hort8top and leftfiddIhe Gerry Eichman family spentSumay at the Russell Glover home at Webberville Kathy Glover cameback with them for a vsit Visitors of Mr and Mrs BenWMle last week were Dan Driverand wife of Dexter, Mrs Beth DevMsreavc of Detroit arid Mrs Alma I ATma Harris and ZitaTike Henry Johnson family are on prizes last year These rabbits wereraised by R YV Wylie who by anerror of judgement sold them to Singer,enablinM him to et all prizesWe were in error last week LeoLavey was not taken ill at StMaryschurch but at his homeHe is now ina wheel chairR K Ellott and wile attenud afuneial at SylvaiuaUhiO, last weekW H Euler was home from theMich State San over the week endMrs Roy West and children ofDetroit and MrsJack Holt of Miami, Florida called at the George Younggermnn home last weekM MxsAdelaideRose, MarilynJoan Rose took AllenVanSlambrook, and tii converged on it and then stoodstill and let it drop between themReid streaked fr home The shortstop got the ball and threw it over tht raihers head Young continuedon i second and scored when theatchu threw the ball into center field Pinckney lost the next nightto the Moose mainly because RoyReason and Zeke Ledwidge werej ruied yielgible for playing several games with KingSeeley It was war time and Pinckney had no replacements The lineup was DinkelpTomion,cReason,lb Reid, 2bYounf short Brigham, 3b Ledwidge broth ers and Bill Baughn, outfieldftburagh Indiana and OhioTRe South Marion Farm BureauheM an ice cream social on the pub week at Harsens Sievet to the Silver Harvestcamp at South Haven last weekA largely attendeo bingo game,thefirst in 2 years was held at thefire hall Saturday nightThe E L McKinley family movedfrom the Orey apt to their newhome on South Howell SttSaturdayDon Swarthout spent 4 days last Island St ClairPinckney, Mich July IS, 1964 not the Ladies Auxiliary as stated Jiere Saturday night and Flats at the casket makers outineRegular called to order Rkliard Wilson, 81, of Hamilton,ngfrffeOiao, visiting, hs son, Jack Wilers present Kennedy, Tiplady aon nd family at Hiund Lake Mrs Alma Meabon of Mason issome time at her homeIn a drivfe in umthUr heH haveiasuffland 2488 conservation workersbeen laid off on account oticent foade, Thr leglalatreeet aside ftgfcOOQto pay fox bounties during the 1MVyear This was insufficient sjqsj moremoney had tobe oeRespitethe bounty the fox population hasAtteewey Oen Merd hed that the decision of Judge Garland inci the affadavitt of identity law Michigan may have a record low W not be appealed Wzr in forest flics, fto im only 8081 rea have beem boraed vrm, , Clinton, Read atf Shklay JJmmt, Mrs jSwarthout VT weadtoryKtmedy 4o domatethe liarary tod Carried pv by11 amraafifMotion by TteUdy, aupported by MOferd, ConnKennedy to allow the following bills Jk TetrDonaW Wife, care of Cag IMRobert Qakf, manhaUi4 laL W00 Lavey lUsdwni sufpUee HIM iPaul Curiett, prfaiOng MM M Glf R McRorie and wife are attending the Botaford family reunion atTeeters of Detroit sVent Sunt the George Roush homeO B 8 BAZAABPtnekaey Chapter 146 OES willMurrays Gulf, gas 716 hold their annual bazaar at theBarrett Bros, crane, fire siren 4000 Pinckney Masonic temple on SaturW fi Barton, booater heee 68J0 day, August 7 from 1000 a m toFred BWytk, work on siren MM 800 p MoOon te Adjourn earrteC nmMildred Assdey m Luncheon servedm to 200 p from CtheAccording to the Ann ArborNews Joan Manor, 14, of East AnnArbor who was hurt in an autocident the July 4th week end at Davis farm here is still in a coma ,, u W,Wylie has been helPin his White afa roof garden dub and shetfather dig post holes at their Ander , him dead The triai lasted mond M I Whre had powerful friends EvelynNesbit went on the stand and bared Xo murder trial has attract somuch national iinterest in our mem ory, save that of Harry JL Thawe ears ago, as the one last week of Dr Edward Small Detroit dentistfor the killing of his wifes sQuimate The theme and setting of the casesand the verdict were similar ,but the ervirement was different Thaw Waia wealthy wild New York playboy lit married a minor actress, EvelynXeshitt of not unimpeachable repu ation Before her marriage toshe had an affair White, a famous New Yoikcct This she related to Thaw AccofllThaw foundson farm Week end callers of Mr and MrsWillam Shehan were Francis Krupaand family, Detroit, Mrs Eunice Schuckhart of Howell and MrsAlmaHarris and ZitaSunday callers of Mrs Mary Hoff,Harry Pigeon and wife, Flint,FredBorz and wife daughter, Elaineuid Maadne Meyer of Ypsilanti A swarm of bees settled on thehome of MrsMsry Hoff Saturday Some got in the houseMr Allbright rf Gregory Wved them the details of her affair with WhiteWilliam TJeromeone of the natieajgreat lawyers was prosecutor mlthe lhaw family had Dehnae, famous California lawyer The ffatt trial resulted in a hung jury In theThaw was found insane and after a short time intution Thaw and hisaratedscrapes,taBC He was innone of anyijiM At v,s, s fV w V , r 1 t j , Si v V J Flvw WMM PChalaoo, Mkiga n Jal y 11 , tttiai d Cads , Xaaaat l an d Harol d Hart anf f spen t paa t o f las t wea k a t Cry sta l Uke , Boulah , Mich Bor n t o Harol d Crocket t an d wif e Marion Brand oWIL 9 ON Vwit h th he p o f ffef s Sdisom fmtpAlway s ffli to atl ptton t 0 0Ufha g fo rbaUdia s ameat Tbei ecpargao fy Barn, Barnyard, Poultry Houto, Milk Hovo, HmyMow , Workihop and Homo A H for m woik1 oalor whon you con oo what your eBtttt r lightin g i n th e bar nft u mor t wor k don e faster Bttttr lightin g i n th e barn pu d lengthen s th e workday Batte r lightin g i n th e hom etpttd f kitche n task s an d mea lpreparation add s t o beaut yan d comfor t Better lightin g i n th t hous e increase s eg g pfouotionBetter lighting in tfat milkhouse means cleaner uttfijUtand greater comBetter lightingsafety wherever PlW Aadrew 4nkkL editor JVt wfe ittiiaod oft edto re of thecount of ill haaHa lne Darter teaecl sold tha Wabnitar school fadktitf to tha CoaaLctaca tare for 1200 T7 ytars ago a copy o tha OtxtarMdar was placed in tha cornerstaa of tha court hoaaa dadcated atAaa Arbor Last weak a copy of thateat baao of tha Laadar was put In IfaryFriday Saturday, July 2S, 24u THE WILD ONE1,A DrassaStarrinfMarlon Brando, Mary Ifornhy andMarlon Brando, Mary Murphy and Robert Keith Cartoon News SportRobert Keithaajd Novelty Sunday, Monday, July 25, 26lilyDANGBGBOUS MISSION wPVictar Matuia, Piper LaurieTHE IRON GLOVERobert Stack, Ursula wit HELL BELOW ZERO Alan Ladd Joan Tetzel Basil SidneyCartoon and SportSunday Shows S, 6 7, For advice on farm Hf hting, aaM any Ulion offUe lastTae Wattara Union Telegraph Coaaa smada apppHcatioa to close theiratatiaa al Oa tarWatataaalr county Rheld a Fat deary far Governor Bafiy Suaday under tha, oaks on taeaid naming farm on tha PincknsyDaxstr RoadMr aad Mrs R P VaatraUa ofPortage Ike ware over night guests of Governor and Mrs Williams atMarlrinac Island recentlyGovernor Williams waa scheduledto apeak Suaday at Democratic picnic Suaday at Huron River Park DexterHamburg township has purchasedI voting machines They will not ba available until the November alaetioaThe MSftord Band willt give concert a Kent Lake this summerCoach Paul Bennett has 401 enrolled In his swimming class at Howall la estimated at ft millon bushelLaat The Michigan peach crop this yearyaar it was ttt millionHowall approved a 900,000 schoolbond issue last week by a 8 to 1 vote James HiWsbrand of Holland hasbeen admittad to practise of law in thia county on motion of StanleyBerriaan Walt DisneysPINNOCHIO in Tecfenlcolai Tuea, Wed, Thur, July 27, 28, 29PHANTOM OF THE RVE MOGUE la Warner ColorwithKarl Maiden, Patricia Medina, ClaudeDauphn and Steve ForrestCartoon and NoveltyShows 715, 900Wad Thar July W, 29 Judy HoWdaySHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU withPoter Lawford, Jack Lemon LEE THEATREFridkt Saturday, July 23, 24 1Btg Features 2PRISONER OF WAR withRonald Regan, Stave Forest and Dewey MartinTALL IN THE SADDLE wftJohn Wayne ComingThe Bad Magician Flameand the Flesh, Prisoner of WarScio Drivein Theatre 6588 Jackson Road, Ann XtbotPhone Normandy87088 Children Irndex 12 admitted FreeFriday, Saturday, July 23, 24 STRANDEDIn Technicolor withAlan Ladd, Mona Freemanalso SHE COULDNT SAY NOwithJean Simons, Robert Mitchum CartoonSunday, Monday, July 25, 2 HBLL BELOW ZERO DETROIT EDISONGood wiring is always importantSo always ask your Farm Service Advisor for his recommendations Alan Ladd, Joan Teteel Basil SidneyntoalorSnorts Sunday, Monday, July 25, 2T H EMMNotes of 25 Years Ago ShehanMcQulIUn reunion washeld at Baugbns Bluffs Sunday with I Manrey 150 in attandanaa, Frank SbJalds was , NoltUelected president and Elaine Me James Whilmore, Joan WeldonttlsoWITNESS TO MURDERBarbara Stanwyck, George Sanders CartoonTusa,, Wed Tknr, Inly 27, 28, 29 8BCRBT OP THE INCASA flnsaa ftarriagCnariton Heatoa,Robart Young, Nicole aad Thomas MitcheU I Newa Cartoon Tues, Wed Thur, July 27, 28, 29BEACHHEAD ,in TechnicolorCartoonTony Curtis, Mary MMurphy andGOLDEN MASK in TeehakolorGeneral ELECT NEW PROSECUTORPrimary ElectionIo The QualiiUd Electors N0i8 IS HERBT GIVBN, That a General Primarywill bs held in the ElsetiunTOWNSHIP OF PUTNAM, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, 8TATB OF MICHIGAN ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 Quiilan, secretary I Otis Mattaaon aad wife have movCatherine Hammell Dunn, 72fdied ed mto the Martin Markos house onat Port Huron last week Her bus MM Waitband, Joe Dunn, was a brother gf A marrUge license has been issu ths late Jerry Dunn of Pinckney ,d to William Untaar, 28, DeroitThe Stripling Ketcham suit is and Lois McDonnell, 26, Pinckneyat Howell this week Their cottage I The engagement of Leola Porter,at Patterson Lake was sold by court formerly of Gregory to Donald En order for 1920 recentlylt is said to dan af Pinckney is aanouaeedbe worth 8,000 K J Drawry bought Mr and Mrs Martin Rltter jrit tripling and Kstcham claim called on hi mother Sunday who is ef were not notified of tha sale a patient at MaUue hospital, Brigh Van Heflin, Wanda HendrixCartoonAt tin Putnam Itownshp HalU, Pinskaey, Msbigan Charles B GatesmanftSPUBUCAMBoaka PWat Term asProsecuting AttorntjrEXPERIENCED, QUAUFIHDWANT THB JOB NKSDSTHBJO konr station WttJ fitSx ts DUfpose of plaeig in nomination by all politioal parties pertkifiating therein, candidates for the following offices, viz 8TATaVGorernor, Liautanant GovernorrONGRESSIONALUnited States Ssnator,Reprsssnttivs hi CongrsssUB0MLATIVX State Senator, Rsprsssntativs 0PDNTTProsecutlag Attorney, Sheriff, County Clark, Countylyrtimrar, Ragittar U Daadt, Drain Commisslonsr, Coronar, Hrvtyortod such other off JZ IS may be nominated at that time AUGUST Mkfter being out SI hours the Jury ton Walter Clark aad wifeIn the Dr Akx Pearson arson trial , en her Friday aigatat Howell again disagreed A thirdtrial has been set for Sept 21A fare will party was gives forRev Fr Dorsey Friday night Ha received a purse of 250The Whitcmort Lake ica house,unused for several years burneddown Saturday It was 150x400 ftBarney Lyneh has his blacksmithshop and house advertised for sale He may go to IrelandThe Ed Faraam family aad HelenTiplady attended the funeral of Ger trude Walsh at Daxtar MondayAndrew Campbell hurt in aa autoaccdant U still in the Howall hospital but out of dangerW C Hondas floaa have theirIntap raady for tha fairs Milford la the first one,Floyd Reason, Met Caalkar,GaorgeFisk and M Hargtr ara buiWtng cot tages at Patterson Laka600 Michigan filka will picnic atWhite Lodge August Xa,Tha Laoa Lewis and John Chanberg family ara oa a trip throughnorthern MichiganPinckney team loat a wild gameto Pottemlie Class MB ccaampioaa Suaday 15 to Pinckney had 10 its aad Pottanilla 17 Miller, Maianey and Moraa all had 8 hiuvMersita pi Pottarvilla had fc Don SwarMut got I dooNaa aad diora in 5mas Bill Cooper aad Vaaaar of HoweU played with Piaokaay calledMrs Uouise Cargill and daughterof Monroe spent Sunday at the Har old Porter home Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville and Roy Eisele and wife of Detroit called on MrsEmma VollmerSundayOna Campbell and wife spent theweek end at th Carl Lents home in Lansing THE ROUSH PLUMBING BAi MOTHD TOffiWEBSTER ST UP 8660 7 PinckneyAnd Ujc tba purpose of placing in nomination, candidates participatingfe aJioaPrimatr laofeion fc ths following offles,via CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERSliOTJCl MLATIV1 TO OPENING AND CLOSING OP THB POLL ELECTION LAW REVISION 1943tMtftt Saation 1 On the day of any election the polls shall ba openeda attaak in ths fortnoon, and shall be continued open until 8 oclockIsvibe aflmoon and no longer Every qualified elector present and inItaa al the polb at ths hour prescribed for the dosing thereof shall b allowed tovota,VBalPOLLS of said election will be open at 7 oclock a m and will reasaai sfja altt 8 oclock p m of said day of electionMURRAYONN1DY, Tawnsnlp Glark CHE LAKELAND DRESS SHOPSummer Clearanc 20 OfFOn AD Lidie Dreissi Very Special EvertNo Iron NzIonsCooI Sbssrs aai Ga PriatoIncluding all ShipNShore Bobbie Brook Blowss Bathing Soitt, Seamftftg Slips sad Gswas20 Off on All Ckadreai WerOpen 9 A M to 9 P H4700 MidUnd Driw Lakeland Mich Phone AC 15066 r tan ran WILLIAM HENRY GROOMESState RepreeoUtivr RADK AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUS T VALES AND SERVICE125 Webster St, tPhone 119PINCKNEY, MICHIGANEAVES TROUGHWhy Lat Tour Eoof Wash Away Bee Ua ffor Your1ATBB THOUGH NBBDfl Wl ALtO RBTAILFW vum avrnun CALLUlUti 111 PtoclrneyWit H BRASH JR3BVMG MACHINES AttMakaaWofraaSkBf Stmkg MicUne State BanlRowallD1MOC1AT mi Wot caalOadSi VACATION TIMEDont let loss of funds mar yourNiattoTravellers cheques ara 1 In convenient denomination,,aaayto carry 2 Cashable anywhara, anytimeImmediately replaced if lostTravelers cheque ara avallablaat this bank Make your vacationAll deposits up to 10,db04X insuradby our ntnbanafp lataa Fodaral t Insurance Ooigponrttoa, , JJV,l 1 1 Bt ,, A , N ATTENTION VoterMy aunt hat been removed from the ballot as a candidate for th Of fie of Drain Coromiasioner for Livingston County on the REPUBLICAN TICKET This was done because of a small error in the alfadavits at ifte boum of rv noiniuucu petititions My petitions wenproperly filed on time and the affadavit of identity other required papers were filed timely For that reason I am forced to run for thisoffice as a sticker candidateI request all persons who wish to fast their vote for my nominationat the AUGUST 3rd PRIMARY election to contact my representative thttiu i lApca JO have a representative there who will benear thtrMt niace and obtain from him a sticker for use in voting foj foeSaeh sticker will have attacheu to it complete instructionfastbthowa use IKe sticker It merely requires that the sticker be placed on theSPUBUCAJ BALLOTT under the space for DRAIN COMMISSION and that an X be marked on the ballot opposite my name at shown belowrDRAIN COMMISSIONERFLOYD W MUNSEIXIt is necessary that the sticker be attached to the ballot ad alsothat the X be marked on the ballot opposite my nameThe law requiis anyone representing me at the polling place to stayat least 100 feet away from the polling place This is a State Law IearneRilvf u si tlvt y u n 1 v r nresentative who will be at l 106 feet away from the pollntr place and obtain a sticker foryour use in voting for my candidacy If you do not get a sticker,please write my name in the space provided on the ballot, and mark with an X as shown above I earnestly request my friends andsupporters to take the trouble of casting their vote for me in theAUGUST 3rd PRIMARY ELECTION in order that my name will appear Oh the ballot for the General ElectionFloyd W Munsell, Drain CommissionerATTENTION Votersxre baiiot tliiiiiilflsUcker be placed ont the Republican Ballott under the snace lotCOUNTY SURVEYORV CLAYWGORDONtoVl i fenrf anyne rePresentinS me at the potting place toflH6 10 away frOm the Pllin Pe This is a state lawXS7 que8tvat yu contaft my representative who will be atSlSAV fromthe ollin Pce and obto from him a cker for your use in voting for my candidacy If you do not get asticker please write my name in the space provided on th ballot and markwith an X as shown aboveI urgently request myfnends and supporters to Uke the trouble of casting their vote for me in the August 3rd Primary election in order that my name willappear on the ballot for the General Election Clay W Gordon County SurveyorTop Dress Alfalfafiteadows ToGet More Hay, Bigger Profits of phosphatepotashfertilizer1You get more hay per acreThat rrteans lower feeding costsand higher profits 2The hay is higher quality,ftiore nutritious, with a biggerportein content8The top dressed fertilizeraids in the development of theroots after the tops have grownout4You help increase the lifespan of your alfalfa standsThe committee reports thatMidwestern agronomists recommend using up to 300 pounds per acre of phosphate potash fertilizer such as 02020 or 01030,depending on the nutrient re quirements of the soilAlfalfa has a big appetite forpotash and phosphate the committee points out For every four tons of hay produced during the summer season, the alfalfa crop pulls out 140 poundsof potash and 55 pounds of phosphatet These nutrients must be replenished in the form of com mercial fertilizer if thick growing alfalfa stands and high yieldsare to be maintained, the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Committee reportsThick legume stands can beMtfertSOfteayear after year when they are regularly fertilizedT EGUME GRASS meadowsLJ will make a quicker comeback this summer if you topdress them after the first cutting The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee lists these dividends resulting from topdressing your fields with plenty THURBER CORNELLCandidate for LegislatureUvingstonShiawassee District Republican TicketThurber Cornell, born an raisedLivingston county andis wall qified to represent the District of Shiawaaiee and Livingston Cuntie His interests have been verydiversified, serving many differentfarm ft municipal interests ,havinfbean a supervisor of his township for several years, and a director ofThe Livingston County Mutual, Fire Insurance Company and thej the Livingston CoOperative Aoc iation, and the Livingston CountyFarm BureauThurber Cornell was educated inthe public schools and MichiganState College, is married and ha afamily of two sons and five daughters He has proven himself tobe a successful business man and farm eroperating a large farm in Living ston County as well as several timber mills Thurber Cornell is exceptionallywell thought of in his own eonunun ity as a man of s real good Judge ment, reliable, honest and capiable, He made an excellent record, whUifeserving two terms in the legislatureJk made many friends, representing no special interestsA man of the high calibre of Thurber Cornell is Well worth your careful consideration as your State RepresentativeYour support for Thurber Corntll and vote at the RepublicanPrimary on August 3rd, WILlr BE SINCERELY APPRECIATED zfceM IATIThe Pnfcrt Oswt f or the LMno fbe Matter of theStewart Andersen,DeeaasedAs A sexton of said OtvtJuly 1, 1964PrtisattBoBoiabte HiramJMfct f Pro ,Notice is Hereby Given Thatpersons interested In sau directed to appear before ibate Court on July 27, 1964, at 4 0A Mt o sho w caus e wh y a ltMlsw shoul d no t b e grante d t o Geral dReason , administrato r o f sai d estat et o sel l o r mortgag e th e interes t e fsai d estat e i n certai n rea l estat s da scribe d i n hi s petition , fo r th e pw o f payta debt s an d claim s an d ad ministratio n expenses and mortgage I t I s Ordered , tha t notto sb e giTt n b y pnblieatio n o fhereo f fo r thre e week spreviou s t o sai d da y o f hearin g i n ttiPineime y DUpate h an d tha t A t yetdone r etna s a cop y f thi s aoUs e t ob serve d upo n su n know n psri y i ninteres t a t si s lis t know n addus s s fregistere d mail , retor n rsssip t do maitdo d a t tets t fonttas n 14 day prio r t o toss t hearisi g o r b ysetvio t a t kas t five s s rt w t o ClearanceSal eHh 1 fttH , Ittdg o o f Pnkal tA M M eop pMttt a HHhMXaRegiste r o f Probate Hele n Law ,Deput y Regiato r o f Probat eTh e Andre w Campbell f famil y at tende d th e Pearc e reunio n Sunda y a tth e Comm a stat e park Th e Jo e Griffit h famil y spen t th ewee k en d wit h th e Do n Griffit hfamil y a t M t Pleasant SUMMER WEA RDrasticall y Reduce dPEIRCE S STOR E FO R WOME NYOUL Lfor GOVCIOR OTHER MA NS O WEL lQUALIFIED Nominat e D Hal e Brake , Republican , fo rGovernor A prove d vot e getter the on ema n wh o ca n wi n in November Mak e sur eo f Republicn n Tail Ho t o brilliant , prove n recor d e f 9 0 year s in Stat eservic e a s a n organiier , administrato r aa d leade r Porme c Stat e Polic e Commissione r Stat e Oirede fof f CMKa n Defens e Stat e Fue l Administrato r , Commtssioito r , , Altt msnMVtiaoi a S A y MomHo c4 Stat o la r o f Mktttaa M an d oa r Asoci0fio no f Wayn o Unlvorair y an d H UsWVofflt y o f VOri f UBLKAH UO9Sf 3 , VOT E AUGUS T 3r d FO RD HAL E BRAK EMichigan s outstandin g dtizeotii d Repubti can Th e onl y ma n wh o cas i an d wil t uaft eth e Republica n part y lo tv i, ,zmm 1 ,V ifatty 2fftt Pirecfor, GAW6 S DO C RESEAPC P Bal l Gam ek COMETHURSDAY,JULY2 9A T ili a PINCKNE Y UGhfE D FIEL D73 0 OL D TIMER S GAM E 83 b DONKE Y GAM EADMISSIO N 50 c an d 25 cANNOUNCEMEN TW e Ar e Openin g a Mea t Marke t i n th eDunlav y Locke r o nTHURSDAY JUL Y 22n dAl l Kind s o f Fre h Bee f an d Por k Als o Have Smoked Sal t an d Col d Meat Attractiv e Prices Com e I n L Mm MisI i iuainte dSOMER S HOLLISTE R iBandseeding,Plu Plant FooGives More Hay, Extra Income CCOP il haV f mor e w o lo r t ohel p vA Wn ieMs ifyou r soi l has a regula r turnove ro f activ e o r ni c matter Dr V P Mrrtin Ohi o Slat eUniversit y agiunoini, , p sou t tha t rottin g organi c matte riii rjvc s th e soi l structur e an dmake s it nwr e p r Wate rpercolate s in mor e easily Rain sar e soake d u p an d h y th esoil , instea d o f runnin g off , o rpondin g o n top I n thi s soi l buildin g process ,million s o f tiny , invisibl e mi ,, robe s pla y a n impoUun t part A s the y fee d o n organi c matte ran d brea k it down , the y produce a gummy , jellylik e substance, Thi 3 stick y materia l glue s tiny 1soi l particle s togethe r int o clus or s o r aggregates Thes e ag gregates , in turn , increas e the ,iz e o f th e soi l ore s u J allow mor e wate r t o enter A s organi cmatte r rots , it release s crop Leedin g nutrients Mor e sof tphosphatei s mad e availabl e t drowin g plants I t help s increas eh e efficienc y o f th e fertilize ryo u ad d t o th e soil Bwiseede d trefoi l make s thic kstand M ORE ton s o f ha y an d bigge rprofit s pe r acr e depen d o ngettin g thicke r stand s o f leg umes , th e Middl e Wes t Soi l Im provemen t Committee pointsout Tw o essential s fo r sturdy , vig orou s growth , say s th e comm atee , are 1 A goo d seedbe d an d carefu lplantin g methods 2 A ful l fee d o f nutrients Tha t include s th e appetizer applicatio n tha t get s th e youn gseedling s of f t o a quick , sturd ystar t a s wel l a s th e mai ncourse tha t supplie s al l th e nu trient s th e legume s nee d fo rsustaine d highyieldin g growth The soil s overal l fertilit yoi K llu ca n b e buil t u p wit hi ud t application s o f heav yv,ui 4 s o f plan t food The n a t , time , fertilize r ca n b eJI ,i U withi n eas y reac h o f th eseedling s fo r thei r immediat egrowt h needs Bandseeding , o r positiona lfertilizing is an effectiv e wa yt o giv e th e seedlin g root s al l th enutrient s the y nee d fo r earl yerowth Succes s o f thi s metho ddepend s o n placin g th e fertilize rdirectl y unde r th e seed , bu t no tin contac t with it The n th e seed ling s ca n gra b th e plan t foo d an dgrow , Alfalf a an d birdsfoo t trefoi lI gav e 2 1 p r c t bette r stand s inMichiga n stand s tha n fro mbroadcastin g alone , accordin g t oMil o B Tesar Michiga n Stat e llo c soil s man Tlr a soc J wa splace d in a narro w ban d nea rth to p o f th e soi l abov e fertilize rdrille d on e inc h dee p in seven inc h rows Ohi o soil s me n go t full , quic kgrowin g stand s o f birdsfoo t trc t 1 f s yen 1 vv n t wa shandseede d wit h oat s a s a nias ecrop Th e soi l ha d ber n plowed ,disce d an d cultipacke d t o ge t afir m seedbed J L Haynes , Ohi o StateJni vrsit y agrononvftt , report s tha ta t oat s harvesting , th e trefoi lwa s 8 to 1 2 inche s hig h wit h athic k stan d acros s th e field H eestimate d th e flats woul d g o 4 5t o 5 0 bushel s pe r acre CONQUERING DlPHTiiRI Ab y Scienc e eajure i Onc e th e mos t temh o f al l in factiou s dse s th nic e chil dren , diphtheri a is uoin g vn rquisle d b y advance s in medic science Wher e case s d o arise , e flectiv e weapon s ar e o n han d t lomba t them Fo r example , Michiga n ha u Zleath s fro m diphtheri a fo r L 100,00 0 r L 3r W tio n in 1920 rU r Sm tim e whe n antitoxin s r r 1vaccine s wer available To day , tha t aum efctate has le 3 tha n on e deat h4 eause d b y dipi theri a fo r c,100,000 Ove r 8 0 pe rcen t c f al l dtjLftheri a case aris e inrhldw Rte n year s o f age Thf fli prea d b y childre n o r nii hav e th e disease , eithe r wit h ,tom s o r without , them Th e latte rperso n is calkc acarticr Doctor s rccomireri j tlu t al l chil dre n b e innocubtc d agains t cJ 1theri a befor e th e rr j of th e J, year Becaus e widescal e immuni eatio n lia s becom e cemm n in recen t years , ther e is KuJoiic y iorth e diseas e t o apia v ,i greate rfrequenc y in oK i V a hav e nffl rd rcii i ,u ion AAFTE RCEREMONIES , QUEE N VICTOR ASPEN T PAR T OF TK6 RAY HheavocsAAr TH E 20 3 rt AAA CttW MISSOUR I NATONALCUARP, mkHOUNPAWC INSIGNI A AN D MARC H T OO F TH E SAM E NAME W0,PWFOUffPlANP, HELPEP HI S MAIN E FARMEROWNE RItfFOU R MONTH S B V HAULIN G PUIPWOO PW4 GalnetDog Research Cent N t C Kecen twiavc irhe n th eHitc r v irud y si x ttieri a IJ 1 antitoxi ndisease 1 a Kcrfifi1 TTl t PP 1 1 If S Tu uii antibio t V r p o lic V, shv3tni v ie n iu Jn on ei 1J 1 i f thoLJ MICHIGANTh fron u Cw t fo r th e Count yo f livingrto nI n thMatU r o f th Estat e o fMargare t C Stackable , Deceased A t a Bt8io n o f sai d Cour t hel d o nJul y 19 , 1964 Present , Hoaorabl e Hira m R Smith ,Judeo f PrebeeNotic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th eth e petitio n o f K Leol a Stackabl eadministratri x o f sai d estate,prayin ghe r annua l accoun t b e alKwe d wil lb e hear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nAugust lfttfvl64 at ton A MIt is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given fcy publication of a copyhereof, for three vieeks consecutively previQUi o said day of beaming in the TinckneV Iipfcfcchiaiid th e fidieaary cause , a ap y o f thi snoticct o be 1 serve d p m each know npart y i n interes t a t hi las t know naddres s b y registere d maail r retur nreceip t demanded , a t leas t fourtee n14 day s prio r t o suc h hearing , rb y persona l servic e a t leas t fiv e 5 day s prior , t o suc h hearing Hira m JR Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA tru e cop yKa y Hardma n Cler k o f Probat eWI N A T CASSID Y LAK E Pinckne y evene d affair s a t Cassid yJ Lak e whe n the y wo n ther e Mon J da y 1 0 t o 4 Th e 6t h wa s thei r bi g I innin g whe n the y score d 6 run s on j hoxn e run s b y Jo e Jeffrey s an d Jo e Lave y wh o go t bac k in the game , single s b y Gentil e an d Wilso n an d ierror Ji m Wilso n pitche d fo r Pinck ney , allowe d 5 hit s an d walke d 3 Pinckne y A B R HMoriarity , 3 b 4 1 2Bailer , r f 6 I Jeffreys , l b 5 OUR DEMOCRAC Yby Mi l ICAREFREE, MOT CARELESS VACATtONSI N TH E NSXTTHfcC E MONTHS , MILLION S O F AMERICA N PAMILIK SWrU A C TAKN G VACATIONS EARAIS D TMROUNTM erSPlTC S FRO M ROUTIN E CA N MEA N13 02 THE Puftpos e r e MVEKSIONoniiesT , v IONIST S CAMI F THE V HA W IUHIN P THE M A AACKUX 3 O f SAVIN fUF g INSUAMCCTHfi y IAN M CARCPftE E WITHOU T BIN6CAftUEiTHCVCAN DRIVE SAFELY, GUARD AGAJNST Fintr, RESPECT TME UNRAVS, AVOID OESTftUCTlON OR UTTERING OP PUftUC PARKSAND, HV TAKING THINGS EASV, I3OTM IN GCU ,iO SPIRIT, TME FAMILY WILL RETURN RCF TD PCRTIS MOUTHS AtHATS A VACATION1 entile, If Hatnes, cf 8 12o o o v 3 12 A i rta i B Darrow 2b D4arrow, ssReader, c fiWllion, p Caidy Lake Whorley, c JSt John, ss 8Adams, p JI Cameron, lb Medly, cf 4Mastig, 3b 3ano, If 8fThomas, 2b 32 1 14 0 00 03 2 13 2 02 00 00 00 00 2 0 00 10 1 FertilizerBetterBuy9 TodayThan Before World War II i Soil organisms need extra nutrients when com stalks are plowed underGive Soil BuildingGreen Light To Boost Crop Value S OIL building measures shouldhave green light priority inany farm improvement pro gram aimed at increasing profits, reports the Middle West SoilImprovement CommitteeThat is particularly true withi o drop kt prices and farm in come in recent months says i s tement issued by the com ye TcLiy the high cost of farming mnkes it necessary to weighevery pendtutfe on the basis ol whthei it will bring backlarge immediate returns Lime and fertilizer meet that spsc Mr and Mrs Howard Read leavethis week to spend a week at Mackinac Island Mrs Brooksmlth and daughter ofDetroit spent Sunday at the Frank Aberdeen home Mrs Don Baumock and daughter and Mxtn Anna Rollin of Colon were Sunday guests at the Keith Perry home J The Clare MUers, George Tans I leys and Lawrence Camburns attend,ed a smogsboard party at Monk Hotel, Brighton Friday The Bob Tasch family came home Sunday from 2 weeks stay at Harr son The Paul Bakers who have beenat the Roger Cam home went back to Syracuse, N Y last week Mrs, Eloyse Campbell took her jSunday school class of 13 on the jBoblo boat trip Thursday ir GHarden, Mrs Beverly Sherdt and Joyce Fubrman Chaperoned The Roy Reason family spent theweek end in CoopersvlleMrsReasonAnn Sbiiley, Bobby and Fannie stayed for a week , The Ronnie Hoskint family of Datrot ipQt Bandar U thalo, Jaok IN 193941BOUGHTONE TON BOUGHTJ2ONE TON zPorks purchasing power Mas more tjoan doubled in 15 yearsFERTILIZERis a much betterF 15buy tod thanit wasyears ago, iffHemas of the chasing powej of major f rvcommodities, reports the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Committee Analysis othe prices receivedby farmers and prices paid byfarmers for fertilizer show thatbushel for bushel and pound for pound, farm products today wilJ buy anywhere from one and onehall to two times more fertilizerthan they did in 193941At todays prices, says thecommittee, 1,000 pounds of porkwould buy 49 tons of 31212 fertilizer, compared with only 19 tons back in 193941 Even with recent price declines, milks purchasing powerhas gone up nearly 80 per cent in trrrs of fertilizer, comparedwith 15 years ago tOne hundredbushels of wheat would buy 38 tons of 31212 today as against 215 tons before orld War IIv The same quantity of corn today would get you 279 tons of fertilizer, whereasit would have bought 18 tons back in 193941 Oats would buy,about t tons of fertilizer now,compared to less than a ton 15years ago barley, 232 tans as against Iz2 tons , With soybeans, 100 bushelswould pay for 505 tons of fertilizer now, compared wkh 304tons before Pearl Harborl One thousand pounds of beef would buy 324 tons of fertilizertoday, but only 218 tons back in 193941 Thats a bjnus of aboutone ton of fertilizer Lamb wouldbuy 382 tons, compared to 236Youd set about a ton of 3121 fertilizer from the rslc of 1C0 der egr today, whereas thoseegs would have bought 055 tons in 1930415 iiiii ,Vk, It tr JVn WifXX iTheGROCERIES DRYGOODSCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIE 2 jKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE 4,57684LANNUAL PINANCUI OTATE1MENT OP PINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL FROM JUNE 30, 1953 TO JUNE 30, 1954 GENERAL FUND RECEIPTSBalance July 1, 1953Current Tax 32,65226Delinquent Tax , 3,85603krtemt on Delinquent Tax v 13128Primary Fund 12,74145Stale Aid 88,64771Salat Tax 15,12366library Fund 1,15218Rural Agricultural Aid 95343Tuition 1 313950ranap6rtation Feet 1,41750Short Term Loans 15,00000Revolving Fund Receipts 12,31681Other NonRevenue Receipts 1,21871I AM STILL A CANDIDATE THE COURT HAS ORDERED MY NAME PLACED ON THE BALLOTTotal General Fund ReceiptsGeneral Fund Receipts and Bal ance July 1, 1954OtNIRAl FUND DlSftUftSMENTSAdministration 8,86481Instruction 71,39232Operation of School Plant 17,08547Maintenance of Grounds 26760Maintenance of Buildings 2,49854Maintenance of Furniture Equip 62919Insurance 1,59805Interest on Short Term Loans 88651Transportation 16,10676Health Service 10526Recreational Activities , 72256Furniture It Equipment 1,66650Transportation Equipment 5,50000Revolving fund Disbursements 13,25263Short Tttm Leans 44,50000Transfer to Debt Retirement Fund 1,38000Total DisbursementsGeneral Fund Cash Balance July 1, 1954 188,35052192,92736 WILLIAM L HAACKOANMDATO FOBREGISTER OF DEEDS CANBOAIB186,45620 6,47116192,92736OLD MIT UTIRIMINT FUND tacatptaTransfer from General Fund 1,38000 Total Receipts and Balance DiaburaamantaPrindpal 1,00000Interest M 38000Total Disbursements No balance July 1,1954NIW OUT UTIUMINT FUND 1,38000WILFRED HERWIN Art efI, 1STTHoweflBt ,, Price HJi a TearGfoa Ledwidgt hat Joined the HOOMof David hall team and Joinedthan on a tour of OMaTho John Bvg feaau taak thaboat trip to BobLo ona day laatTho foUowng from hartlhe 7th district Masonic Dexter Wednesday night Lawrence i, Lawreaoe Camburn, LonnieVaaSlambrook, Harold Porter Olin Robinson and ye tdltor Robinson Glaa AltTha Balsa Hall family calledthe Iftiho homo hi Birmingham Sunday Diane remained for a viait Tha Harold Adams familyAnn Arbor were Sunday callersthe Ralph Hall home Mrs oU Hall U at a home extension meeting at East Lansing thisweak Evelyn is at the James Hallhome The Mark Nash family attendedthe Farm Bureau picnic Sunday atthe Frits farm at Lake Chemung Miss Bornice Lamont is, home fromFlorida for 2 weeks Mike and PatMcGowan of Pontiac also spent Sun with Mrs Thressa CoyleMr and Mrs Gerald Swarthoutspent week end at Dougdas Lake The Jack Reason family were dinner guests Thursday at the WinstonBaughn home Jackie Young, son of he JackYoungs is visiting his grandparentsfin GregoryEarl Kennewell and wife of Detroit called at the Olin Robinson homeSundayOlin Robinson injured his backlast week and has been home fromwork Tho Lester McAfee family attend ed the Ford Motor Co picnic at Detroit SaturdayMr and Mrs Earl Baughn entertained their children at dinner Sunday, honoring the Lawrence Baughn wedding anniversaryFrank Ross and wife of Detroitand George Carver and Mary Biliof Ann Arbor called at the GeorgeVanNorman home SundayThe following from here atendedthe wedding of Lois McDonnell andWilliam Lintner at Detroit Fridaynight the v Clifford VanHorns,the William Burroughs, Charles Leaches, Lester McAfees, ClareMillers, George Kenny s, Robert Strausses and Mrs Irene OsterleMr and Mrs Louis Wagoner andMrs Ethel Sprout visited Roy Smollet and wife at Petoskey last weekMr and Mrs Ted Calkins andand daughter of Hillsdale spent Sun day with Mrs Ethel Sprout and son,John,Mravaan Jieyar and children ofYpsilanti, Shirley Hosier of Milan and the Russell Clark family ofBuck Lake spent Sunday at theWalter Clark homeMis G W Clark and the TomClark family of Ann Arbor call ed on the Mrs Margaret Clark family SundayThe Merlin Amburgeys, MrsMaryAmburgey and Jim, the Dick Ambur geyB and Smmett Widmeyers atteaded a family reunion at Burnett, Ind,last week V KBKOMIKATB AND UMBJDCT1,38000 BBPUUCAN CiNDIDATl FOBProiecating AttorneyPRIMARY VLWCnon AUGUST 8Balance July 1, 1953 23,68614Currant tax 12,01707Dallnquent tax 1,72241Intmtt on daiinqutnt tax 99750 AUGUST t 1M4STATE BBPRHBBNTATIVB AMOAN DBBOOMMT BBOOD 18 MY PLATFORM Having bee a teacher foryears I do no have any moneyX can apart to advertise extensively p yBut many votm wtrt Idad ioough to saj thai my ItfialatiTe record la nsinf ii twi that I do not Beadto advtttiaa vary much I oppeaa thethinking that we should be reprtuntad in Zianis only by those who hareretiredwho an waB to do aethra Ufe or by thoaeTotal Racaiptt and Balanot MI 37,52537Principal ,00000Nwtst 2,12313Total WaboiiamanH Balanca July 1, 1954Tortl OUborsamantt and Balanca 10,1231327,40224 LUMBINIUuJwitakal37,52537 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSfreaWWKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY,tKifL COALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To Fill Up For Next Year jOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119D EHoe Son TRUCKS TRACTORSCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO FIOWKIJ, MICH PH 1632Represented by H W WYLIE RESIDENCE PINCKNEY MICHIGAN PHONE UITS HERE PWLGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITiSNCIAL LIMITED TIMI OFFERRof ulr Met Allowcnoa far youVan py icoooo000000000Camahfaafey Itethis rt CJ beautiful rangeotpeciclly for homes beyond the gai mains SeeIng Coolit tha Somatic avtn ptfat thatHockey Appliance Store 141MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSSpedal on Barn Paint, gal 225mmLAKELAND BOAT and HANDICRAFT SHOPON Ntt SA8T AdOM FROMLAKELAND DEPOTtv,11 THEMir cvd ft V1H MOWIRSIS ROTARYMhtssellet f aaeeaTlaiy H actBojiy wigbt leui i Htett hflad, ft th wdy 1js dot pi Ivcr for you At tfca swl tlO faturwat vnHardef lowKL1YPENOW WILLIAM B ELMERCONGRB88,Vou for William matfor torn qfour year experiefeeo tant attorney general and aion to the WCMOW 160THI LAVE HARDWARE STORF AttentionHOW IS YOUR formerly veterans adttler to GovWilliams and a World War H aubmarine veteranWHY PAY RENT WHBK YOUCAN BUY A BRAN NEWFORTABLE AND COZY HOILIVING ROOM, 2EFFFICENCY KTTGHEN AND BATH, NICELY LANBBGA1ED FOR 6M WITHDOWN PAYMENT 18 MM CATED AT 8100 PATLAKE ROAD CALL OlAFTER 6 P M ATTON 227M JACK HANNETTIllBaWB TIME AND BtONlYTime often is money to be sure So In ttndng bank deposits by mail,you can really economise Nor doyou lose anything in the way of pertonal service, becauseThe Mail Geti Our Immediate AttentionEach deposit or order goes dfraetly to the window or department youdvisit In personStormy weatherbusy timesor when sway from homebank by mailFirst National Bank irtiy 110 A M to 208 P Mv Except WectoesdaWBHon, Tiles, Frt, Sat, 700 te 800 PM J Hast 4 itVTBBPwtWeHWpV KV4 N Michigan Aveelephones Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganHert SneeiPhone 133 207 E Gd River Howeii, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With Me Plumbing and HeatingRepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 188F2fhotee UPU4 107S B MU FUNERAL HOMEDon 6 Swarthwrt DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePhones 39 andFrij 5 Reickhoff, OPTOMETRrST120 West Grand River How a 11, Mi phiPhone 358 Lee UveyGeneral InsurancePhon59F3 Pinekney, Mich SERVICEHarold RadyRepairs an All MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyPicture Tube II WBAK OR DEADffl HAV rito QUiftfiNl 10 KtfAlR OF 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 21, 1954 Description An account of the resource July 21, 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 1954-07-21 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5a6a0f9773fd3b1e69a1d969c4b759a4.pdf 486bf5c575c91f65ebde43c98f74e0ac 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. 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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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SOFT BALL NEWSPinckney swept both games hereon Friday night Dick KennedysThe sudden dea T M,o Tfrs heating Dexter 16 to 4 andStockbridge in anMICH I BAN MIRROR Democrat candidate for u b, tu , ator brought new problems and also some practical political questions Apparently his opponent Patrick McNamara is certain f nomina overtime game 9 to 8 The Dexterteam was small and although Pisck had all 7th and 8th graders in theirlineup they had little trouble winntion There was some talk of a ng Hunman hit a home run for sticker candidate but Gov Williams, refused to make any state Pinckney The Dexter team had aPinckney complexion Their Devineroent until after Moodys funeral is Louis Devines boy, McKillen, son Michigans law is not clear on ,the i Katherine Roche, Roberta ofsubject The ballots are already printed with MoodyB name onthem One law says the state cent Laura Riley, Webber of VictoriaKulbicki and Lyndon of TheknaVaughnral committee can pick a candidate I Pinckney Teeners A9 R Hand order his name pasted over the Cavan, rf 5 1 1name of the deceased candidateAnother section says voters canwrite in the name If Moody shouldbe nominated despite his death, the law does not state what can be done , The relations between McNamaraand the governor have not been friendly He has made charges offavoritism against both the governor and State Chairman Neil Stab ler Still,there has neverbeen openwarfare as in the Democratic racefor It governor ,The story in the Detroit Timesthat Moody was on the point ofwithdrawing from the race is denied by his son, Blair jr He says his fathers death was untirely unexpected Harmony in the Republican campis so strong the campaign is very dull and attracts little attentionAllthey talk about is good roads, good schools and lower taxes but do notsay how they will get them The dull campagn has resulted in veryfew campaign donationsThe state conventions are nextwhere the minor state offices willbe filled George Higgins is out forthe secretary of state job and if DHale Brake, Owen Cleary or Donald Leonard lose in the primary theymay try for one of themKi,t Clardy, congressman from Huhman, ss 4 2 2LaBelle, 3b 5 1 3D Clark, cf 5 3Burg, c 5 3 3The FowlervileTairFowlervilVs 68thstarts August 3 andChildrens Day is Wed9c and a boy and girla bicycle free The 4H Clubs fill tday and there will betractor shows Wed at 8 the auto thrill showThe ball games are W AHtthCatheik Chun Sctt, Pastorva PerryThur,, Fowleiwlja vs Webberville Friday the winnersThe horse races start Thursdayfind are on Fridjay and SaturdayThursday at 730 is thefliveatockand machinery,parade Then the 4H talent show and a wreatling Show Saturday are the auto rloes with ell800, 900 630, 800, 940 p mFriday7 aite Noveaaa Devotions, Saturdays 70 to 10 p mSundeytBefoM LOCAL NEWS CURREUT COMMENTThe Merin Amburgey family spentweek at the BaughnMiller cottageat LovelisThe Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak called ojh Mrs EleanorLedwidge Sunday The sudden death of former Senator Blair Moody of pneumonia last week put the Democrat party inMichigan behind the K ball He gi d h14 enteries Max Peacock Clark Youngfeoplea MeetingBtn, winner lasUyear witfbe there Cottage Fellowship St with his Offennauser car Calvary Maanoaite ChurchBar Bum Boacay, PastorS S ftapt Walter BackMorning Wonhip 10008undafeafcool 1100Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800KenneoV, p 42 3 I The Saturday show features s Micn A y p ConferenceWakefield, 2b 5 1 3 , Smiley Burnette, Hollywood star July 30 August 1Kelly, lb 5 2 2 and his stage shoV j Fri 730 p ra, jfcv LaShana, YpsiJ Kennedy, If A 1 i Dexter Kids 412AB H II McKillen, 3b, p 3 1 0Dl ANOTHER AUTO ACCIDENTAnother accident took place Sun1 2 day at 700 p m, at the county Satuxday, Noon Picnic LunchAfternoonRecreation wasen a good chance to defeat Senator Ferguson in November Patrckr McNamara who opposed Moody inGus Ledwidge is now in Kansas not regarded as a strung candidatewih the House of David team The j J s an AFL labor leader andHarlem Globe Trotters with Satchelare playing against them on the tripDaryl Shirley of Livonia aud GayIe Shirley of Buck Lake and their families called at the Albert Shirleyhome Sunday has been on the school board andcouncil in Detroit but is little ylknown outside Wayne county Hehas never been friendly toward Gov Williams The Democrats have3 choices The ballots are alreadyprinted with Moodys name on them If he should defeat McNamcould pick a man to run They couldrun a man on sticker, a doubtfulproposition They could support Meon the Dexter Road at thep on the Dexter Road at theDevlin, c 4 0 1 Hugh Doolittle home It was dnyenWard D 8h S 0 0 H SunWard, p, 3b 3 0 Lyndon, 0yby Howard, Hanks 23 wo lives on 27 IndianaRevFrey, Topeka,KaaV Revm HymnKolander, cf 3 1 2 The ft2b rfri 3 0 01 0 u1 u u Hagksry Bish MilqCollege of HesstonTed Norn Zli qf Howell cutg andFisher, rf 2 0 0 In the second game Stockbridge s proved to be tough competition 3 LG Detlit, a broken ankle They jtriples in a row gave them 2 runs in I vere taken to Ann Arbor hospital s eaci, evening at 800 p mr v A HS v , , H IIIUII v oiw m Augusta broken arm and shourder t0 4 His addresses, have been del ami for is vatfrss their Washington correspondent Although his envument wascoast to coastthe first inning Pinckney got one j n the Swarthout jmd Staffan ambthat inning on Meyers hit and Jeff ulancs reys triple, and 3 the second on CbrchRev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 980 AMLaveys double, Youngs hit and a JAILCROWDED SATURDAY I Morning Worship 1045 A Mhome run by Bob Meabon, another, The iaiI at Howell was filled to Thur Nigljt Prayer Meeting at thethe 5th on Meyers walk and Jeff capacity Saturday night ifhen 2V SWpehr, 800The William Smart family of De1 ara the state central coramttetrot were injured last week Tuesday at the Leo Davis Corners onPatterson Lake Road UKJoyce and Carl Shier of Louis Namara Moodys bdy laid in stateville, Kentucky, visited at the Bob at the Detroit city hall Gov WillTasch llome last week ams said no decision would beMrs Ralph Clinton and children ade until after the funeralMoodyvisited at the C J Clinton home was Wfl11 known and had a goodthis week j background He was a nephew ofI The Joe Grffith family were jfi William Scnppsf the Detroit NewsDetroit Monday The Ralph Hall, family spent Sunday at the Stanley Hall home in Marine City The Bill Baughn family spent Sunday at the Franklin home in Howell The Ralph Halls called at thePerry Brown home in Ann ArborSaturday The Merwin Campbell family areon a ten day trip to North Dakota They took the boat to MilwaukeeArnold Berquist spent Sunday atthe James Hall home and is in FlinttodayMrs Eleanor Ledwidge and son,Keith called on Mrs Nan Meabon hisfriendship for the ie Frank Murphy when the latter as mayor ofoit maii him u liberal and he a recognized oneThe IndoChina peace treaty hashem drawn up and Premier Menfaz of France keeps his job as hegot peace in 30 days and there is nothing much left to do but sweepup the piecesThe peace treaty wasdictated by the Communists and they got about everything they askeci fr Thus ended an episode inand baby at St Joe hosptal Sunda which tnie WHS much Th Cld JC 1 , , , The Oerald Kennedy family spentreys long fy Then Stockbridge Persons were jailed, most of them a We4 Choir practise 780 P M last week at Bay City and Tawas staged an uprising the 5th and gotrfcSult of fights in the Brighton areo A Hearty Welcome To All , Mrs George Wilde of Ann Arbor wa6 runs to lead 8 to 6 Pinckney ied This wave of juvenile delinquencyit the 6th when F Singer was safe s sweeping the nation and if the THft on an error, the catcher missed the present rate continues 1,000,000 dlttfMIpent last week at the Howard Readh3rd strilWilson ike on P Singer and Jim between the ages of 12 and 47 years scored both with a hit Wil vilJ be jailed this year for fightings Ithe 6h district came out strong in son reRain11 form and blanked the stabbings, robberies etc,Gang Jightssupport of Star Joe McCarthy injvisitors the 7th and 8lh In tfte iast in Detroit have kupt the police the 8th F Singr flied out P busy Hereafter Asst PreiecutorStngei grounded out aWBob Ma Garbr saya house speech last weekCONSERVATION DEPT NOTES 1 Don ns secon home run to the with criminal offenses, that if their j hot dog stand, ending the game parents do not lake them to theMichigan sold more hunting and Joe Lavey retired the side in the woodshed the law willfishing lienses last year than everbefore 2,378,000 Of these 465,343ity, 3bMeyers ss Jeffreys, lbGentile, Ifwere deer licensesThere i a possibility that the season on v, i duck may be closedas the r lation is very small 160 wild turkeys, hatched at theMason game farm, will be releasedin Michigan forests in August Thousands of articks are found yveyr fin Michigan state parks each year pouy 1and turned in Bill folds are the g most common although eye glassesand sun glasses are turned in The squirrel season is changedthis year Upper peninsula, gray and 6th when he threw N Stevens out John Crosby, Detroit Free Pressat the plate from center field j writer Monday blamed comic bookstatta M UvdH Eg a 12KK o , and television for the crime wavefox squirrel Oct 1 to Oct 31Lower peninsula Oct 20 to Nov 10A white pink eyed albino fawn hasbeen found near Boyne City rfAB R H14 0 04 2 24 03 04 1 2 2 2 1 UndenominationalM36 West between Main and Unadilla StrertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor lime Earl Baughn and wife 1 Hnwell Thursday inSunday School Worshiproutfi Group Evening Servic e 945 AM1100 AM700800 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P MSr Choir Practise Wed, 780 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome toDarrow, 2bF Singer, Meabon, cWilson, pStnckbridgeD Mackinder, 2b D Drown, IfB Mackinder, lb62 coyottee and 4000 foxes were p rjlown 3 4 12 WATERLOO CAMP WINSThe Pinckney ball team went overz to Portage Lake in Jackson county 1 Monday night to play the prison team there and lost 12 to 6 Hagg1 ard, a 200 lb colored boy with a fast ball like bullet was too much 1 j lor them and proceeded to let themo 1 A down with 6 hits Pinckney managed Q to bunch 2 hits with a walk and hit 1 batsman the 4th for 4 runs This in301 eluded a triple by Moriaity and aAB R II1 hme un by Lavey with 2 onThey 4 11 got 2 more the44th on a walk to Pg2S linger and hits by Darrow and5 ji 1 Bailer The prison team scored inbountied in June , N Stephens, ss24 fires burned over 33 acres m Morrissey, ciMichigan last weekUNDERWATER CABLE SYSTEMPlans for an underwater telephone cable ystem linking the 48 states with Alaska have been ann ounced by the American Telephoneand Telegraph Co The Federal Communcations Commission has been asked to approve the construction which will stretch 800 nautical miles betweenort Angeles, Wash, and Ketchikan Cobb, rfM Stephens, pBlack, c 4 0 03 0 04 123 4 1 21 ISOFT BALL GAMESThe project would be completedin 1956 and would provide speedy Telephone service for public and defense services The present service to Alaskais provided by 13 radio and land line circuits The proposed routewill have a capacity of 36 messagecircuits and tost 14 millionLIBRARY NEWThe Library Staff wshes to thankeveryone for their generous supportill MThursday night, Juy 29 at 830is the Donkey Ball game Married Men vs Single Men Preceeding thatis the game between 2 Old Timers team led by Stanley Dinkel and Donjwarthout BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Miles N 8 Mile W of Piackaty4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg Sd Mi Si Sunday Morning ServiceSd 1000y g 0Sunday 8chool followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 741Thurs Night Prayer Senrice 746 Frank Shultc, Pastorhl9670 Marshall RdGn 76490South Lyon, MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MIS8ION 9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lk Larry lfftttit, PastorSunday School 1000 AMM A Johnson and wife, of Detroitwere Sunday guests at the Lawrence Cambum horheWayne AtLee and wife attendedthe thorobred races at the Detroitrace track SaturdayMrs Gordon Hester of Ypsilantiis spending the week at the Andrew Nesbitt homeMr and Mrs Edwin Sprout, MrsEthel Sprout and son John, spent jssU,d an W u,mhe week end at Villa Park, Iwith furnish anns and muntheir cousins, Mr and Mrs JohnLessing of whato be done but nothing was Out state dept showed littleknowledge ol the situation Secretary of Sate Dulles, Presdent Eisenhower, the vice president and otherssaid we would never let IndoChinafall to the Reds We would intervene first However they found that France am Great Britian were bothagainst an all out war and Francedisposed to irmke peace at any price Congress knew their constituents,were against another shooting war, such as Korea, so TndoChinawas abandoned to her iaU Thismoans from now on there will beno postivc steps taken to stop thespread of Communism UltimatumsgRevf Allen Hancock and wife ofHowell were Sunday diner guests f Robert Pike and wifeSergt Bill VanBlaricum who hasbeen in Korea 2 years is home Bob Pike and wife called on theErston Clarks of Ufrndilki Jast Tueadayj The Marion 4H cltrbV fuld an ice cream social at he Maron town house Saturday nightyMorming Worshipevery inning Haggard, the pitcher Evening Serricegot a home ran and 2 ingles For got a home run and 2 singles ForPinckney Singer allowed 8 runs and7 hits in 3 innings and Jim Wilson4 runs and 5 hits in 3 inningsPinckney AB R HMorrarity, 3b 4 12Bailer, lb 3 1 1Lavey, cf 4 1 1Meabon, c 3 01Gentile, Iff , 3 0F Singerss 8 1 0Darrow, 2b 2 1 1Darrow, 2b 2 1 1 Wilfcm, P 1 0 0P Singerp 2 1 Waterloo Camp AB R H 8 103 2 14 8 33 0 0ssTalains, 3bHagard, pHughes, lb 6 Atkins, X 1 Pairiell, cf 3 2 3Weinber , If 3 0 0 1104 2 23 0 0Harris IfSawyer, cArnovich, 2bHamer, rf 8 0 1Rev Backus and Leonard Hendee Wedf Prayer1046 A It40 P M9t80 p m to nations disposed to fightCommunism but that will be allAlso that Senator Knowlands dream of restoring Chang Kai Chek topower in China is goneOno my one the candidates forgovernor are coming out in favor of issues they believe to be popularand sure vote getters, At a meeting at the Fleming farm on the Dexer Road last wnek Owen Cleary, a Republican candidate for governorcame, out in favor of legalized bin no or at least he wants a vote on itAlbert Dinkel and wie,are spending a week at the Ernest Kew cottage at Long LakeIosco countyMark Kuhn of Farmington is visj NVnibr At Alpena Don Leoniting his daughterMrsHomer Abney ard anotir candidate for governorSergt and Mrs Don RossBemice iranu out in favor of a bonus for Kor11M Harold Gallup family of Farmington spent part of last week atthe Murray Kennedy homeBennie LaRosa has gone to Tawas to visit the Tony deFillippit Beryl Lewis is on crutches as a resul of droppig pasting on his foot at the BrownMcCJaren factory atHamburg last week lrs, Britta Brash gave a shower jat her home last Wednesday for MrsMary Jean HewlettThe James Whitleys are excaviting dIMaas of Kentucky sDent Fridav ran war vpterans which will be inat the Albert Dinkel homeRussell Nuoffer and wife and MrsLena Bice of Lansing spent Fridaya the Lloyd Hendee homeClare Miller and wife and Carolattended Star Nght at Briggs Stadium Detroit Friday and called on her mother, lrsStella FrankMr and Mrs Alex Taimens anddaughter of Detroit called on MrsEmma Vollmer SundayTh W the ballot in November Gov Williams favors the vote for 18 yearolds I Hale Brake ranked afc aconservative has not put himself on record as favoring any of these issues Instead he stresses his efficitncy acquired in 6 years as state trsas urerTruck load after truck load ofwheat cnmes into town these daysThe Wayne AtLee family spentbut the olH familiar rattle and y y sSunday at the Bob Tasch homeThe James Whitleys are excaviting for their new home on Toraa Road Ry Reason and Mrs, Edna Reas Leota spent Sunday at CoopersvlleThe Norman White and Ben Whitesspent last Tuesday at the Ray Lav ey home in Gregory R, W Wylie spent Saturday atthe paternal home at Anderson andassisted wth ihe combining Bunny Hinchey visited Ky WylfeSunday Mesdames Madeline Shehan andAlice West of Ann Arbor called atthe William Shehan home Sumday Sunday visitors at the Jesse Henry jonof Chelsea called at the Fish Hohome were Miss Florence Tupper ofLee andGraves The library will be closedon August 3, Election day On Friday night, July 30 Dick jMondayRupert Carner and wife of Flint and Mrs Ella Walker of An Tuesday The Albert Shirleys and LeonardLees pioniced at BishopLake Sunat the Hoyd Hendee horrioThe Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Bo Jackhome Westly Palmer and wife of Detroit spent Sunday at the Herb Palmer homeMrsBlanche Clark, son, Jack, andRose Hendee called at the LyleHendee home in Ann Arbor lastI Mrs Carrie Cameron and friend,ttrTsfiwa 1 iras1 s 5kftft5sJ tsSS ssssr tisvs whistle of the steam threshing engine is no longer heard and no longerer will be The engine was usually followed by a water tank pulled by2 horses For hundreds of years little progress was made in harvesting grain In BibiLlcal days the grainwas cut by hand with a sickle andthreshed by walking on it or lettiagcattle do so When this country waftdscovered little progress hadN bees made The sythe and craddle whichlaid the grain in swaths had beeninvented and threshing was doseby hand with a flail After the chil war when the great wheat land ofthe west were opened a fastermethod had to be devised and CyrulNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwill remain as heretoforeHaircut, U types 100Shaves 75cincluding Saturdays M E Darrow Bakery of Howell Junior LeagueThe j George VanNorman homekids are playing a great game and Gretchen Taach is visiting the Cy honi Sunday, way called at the Roy Dillinghammore of their parents should comecome out to see them At 830 Pinckney will play theKings Bar, a member of the Ann Arbor City Leagu James Meyer and wife spent theend at the Wm Lamb home inFor your Avon Producte Uall Fisher Phone UP 8 9972 LADIES AUX BAKE SALEThe Young Ladies Auxiliary willhold a Bake Sale at the Pinckney Fire Hall Saturday, July 31 from10 a m to 1 p m AtLee family at Glad winLloyd VanBlaricum and wife calledat the Bill Baughn home Sunday An AJbor u Neil Baughn is working at the De Kenneth Fryes of Ann Arbortrot Die Set P Sunday at the Jack YoungWe have a letter from John Lynch hof St Louis, Mo, inquiring as to Baxter Hooper of Brethren and of St Louis, Mo, inquiring as to p the date of St Marys annual pic Omar G and wif J J nic We are sorry to inform him DO Sunday guests at the Letter McAfeedate has been set this year nohold O E S BAZAAR Pincknev Chapter 145 OES will Myrtie Taylor, died June 15 te has been set this year John Schieferstein, 86 died at the A 5, PettysviUe Garden PWuColonial Convalescent Home, Che JH c1 t t the Leate McAfee sea, Friday, His wife, the former hOm yt t the Leate McAfeeTom Manion of Kalamasoo visted thiatemple on 8tnr operation for ppnUda t St weekHome Made PleaTHB DBW DBOP INN Invited Pfc Jerry Henrymany, cw to OVote for Thurber Cornell for stateinSrivisiting the formers mother, Mrs Musa Ayers of Plymouth with her spent Monday with Mrs MaryHoffMr and Mrs James Carr and MssMabie Seeley of Flint spent lastWednesday wth Mrs Mary HoffBorn to Mr and Mrs Dale MeabonNan Ledwidge at St Joe hospitalSaturday a 5 lb 12 ozdaughter,Susan Kay MrsGrace Buncimari hassold herfurniture and went trr LartSiftj Tuesday to live with her siiteh Mrs MUlie Bfglow ,jthreshing days with the engine whistIng for water when the gnage gotlow and the farmers hurrying to keep op with the engine Then wasalso a lot of fun and sbcialflmty attaeer old threaWnf heea 4i waa an improvement over thesythe and cradle as it was operatedby horses but the grain still had to be raked up and bound by hancLblthe nineties the binder was invJBfrtod It bound the grain in bundleaifji had to be set up to dry and theastacked to be fed into the separatoroperated by the steam engine Thil made a lot of work and the faraexsgot around it by exchanging help,they all helped each other, Tbafarmer who threshed had to feedhis help and thus orginated thtex prension to eat like a thrStill this was too slow and thebine was invented which cuVtops off the grain andone operation The straw if leftfertiUser 2 men do the w Still there waa a ttfiu wVWm Caoneld , ag e76 , recall s fo r E d Aldan ,Couoi y Agent , ho wmuc h harde r fari i wor kwa s befor e electricit ycam along Today , eWc tri e powe r save s ciat a d labo r boost sproductio n an d profits HOWELL 1HEAR E i mVAHlttA mWar m Mil kHELP S HEA T MIL K HOUS Eu fcir c pum p attache d t o mil k coole r doe s th e tric kWillia m Canfield , Oaklan d Count yfarmer,use s a n electri c hea t pum p inconnectio n wit h hi s moder n front mil k cooler Takin g hea twar m mil k an d wel l water , itp th e mil k hous e comfortabl e infreezin g weather ,Mr Canfiel d an d son , John , far m 16 0acres , mos t o f whic h ar e devote d t ostc d corn The y us e electricit y wher ever possible I t power s cor n drying ,ventilating , conveying , an d elevatin gequipment I t operate s wate r heater sin th e mil k hous e an d home , providin ghi m an d hi s famil y wit h plent y o f ho twate r t o mak e speed y wor k o f dair yan d househol d chores I s electricit y doin g al l i t can for yon For furthe r information , se e yo wEdiso n Far m Servic e Ad i 2 KSSSM membe r o f th e WAVB f o n dut y a t th eFtntajpa , JPashtwtoa , D , C , die dsuddenl y las t Tues4fcy Ftnwra l a 4 buria l wer e a t he r hom e a t Chelsea Actio n ha s bee n stage d i n circui tceur t i n Washtena w count y t o voi dth e annexatio n o f th e Free r schoo ldistric t t o th e Chelse a school I tjurie d 4 2 t o 38 Th e petitioner s clai m voter s no t qualife d wer e all owe d t o vot e A ne w 76,00 0 constructo n pro jec t ha s bee n starte d a t th e Chil so n priso n camp I t wil l includ e li ving quarter s fo r marrie d men A do rmitor y fe r singl e men , offic e space ,giaragts , res t room s etc Ove r 40 0 ha s bee n raise d fo r th ememoria l gat e a t th e Veteran sMemoria l Field Stockbridge ,Th e fenc e aroun d th e Dexte r ligh te d field is bein g replace d wit h aa cyclon e fence Th e Dexte r schoo l ha s puchase da ne w 6 0 passenge r bus Dexte r wil l vot e o n buildin g acounci l room s an d fir e hal l o nth t sit e o f th e For d mil l there O B Saturday , Augus t 14 , th e De xte r schoo l boar d wil l sel l th e Smit hschoo l o n Nort h Territoria l Roa dan d th e Parke r schoo l o n U S 1 2Augus t 1 4 nex tAlte r servin g a s fire chie f a tBrighto n fo r 1 4 year s Harol d Jar visha s resigne dDavi d Pitkin , BrightonJame s jNeedham , Howel l an d Richar dSchaaer , Whitmor e Lak e wer e call Wed Thur , Jul y 28 , 2 TJud y HolUda yI T SHOUL D HAiPE N T O YOU wit hPeU r Lawford , Jac k Unio n Friday, Saturday , Jul y 36 , S ITH E MA D MAGICIAN A Dram a Starrin gVincen t Price , Mar y Murph y and Ev a Gabo rStoog e Comed y Cartoo n New JFriday , Saturday , Jul y 30 , 3 12Bi g Feature s 2Scot Brady , Rit o Bioren oi aE L ALAMEIN Ytt dBret t King , Barbar a Lawrenc ei nJESS E JAME S v s TH E DALTON SSunday , Monday , Augus t 1 , 2Matine e Sunda y M O P M Con tCamero n Mitchell , Ann e Bancrof ti nGORILL A A T LARGE l a Technicolo rTue , Wed , Thur , Aug 3 , 4 , 5 TH E MIAM I STORY Starrin gBarr y Sullivan Luthe r Adle rSunday, Monday , AugUB t 1, 2FLAM E AN D TH E FLESH , A Dras u Starrin gLan a Turrier Carlo s Thompso n a iPie r Aagel iSunda y Show s 3 , 5 , 7 , Cartiii t Bird Brai n Do iTucsu , Wed M Thur , Aug 3 , 4 , 5TH E BEAS T FRO M 2000 0 Fathm Adventur e Dram a Starrin gPau l Christian , Paul a Raymon d a iCeci l Kollowa yKin g o f Prehistori c Se a Giant sShow s 71 5 an d 90 0Cartoo n New s Spor iComin g Prisoae r o f War , Livin g i jUp , Ridin g Shotgu nTHE ALok e d fo r militar y servic e Jul y 28 DrJoh n Alexander , 63 , hea d sur geo n A t th e Michiga n Stat e San ,die d a t An n Arbo r las t Friday Triple t calve s wer e bor n las twee k o n th e Josep h Gangross efar m o n Bul l Ru n Road 2 larg e fish count y wer e take n i nthi s count y las t week A 6 V 4 l b l bbas s Clar k Lak e an d a 28 b wal ley d pik e a t Portag e Lake Bor n t o Ver n Kelenberge r an dwif e Jul y 14 , a son Friday, Saturday , Jul y 30 , 3 1SFeture TAZA , SO N O F COCHISE I n Technicolo rStarrin gRoc k Hudso n Good wirin g I s alway s important S o alway s as k you r Far m Servic eAdviso r fo r hi s recommendations DETROI T EDISO N DUFFY O F SA N QuENTIN wit hLoui s Hayward , Joann e Dr uCartoo nGenera l ELECT NE W PROSECUTO RPrmar yElectio n To Th e Qualifie d Elector t09iE rS HEREBY 61VEN, That a Gentowl Primary Hieetfoawill fee aeid to thetOWKSBIP OF PUTNAM, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, WAT8 OF MICHIGAN ONTUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 Charles B GatesmanREPUBLIC At the Putnam lownshp Halil, Pinakner,Seeks Ffcst Term aiProsecuting AttorneyEXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED,WANT THB JOB NBBDBTHBJOBXt Sppon vffll Be ApfrttiAttdAUGUfT M Notes of 25 Years AgoSt Marys annual picnic it atLaphams gkove Aug 13 Big chicken dinner at noon A fine program has been arranged GovFred Greenwill speak The ball game ia be tween Northville and Pinckneyi Harry German, 55, dean of Michi I gan pitchers will pitch for North villeJoy Martin was marrid to Dorothy Frazer of Flint at St Maryschurch here Tuesday Edward Service,, 78, died at his home at PortageLake July 17The Love family reunion washeld at the home ofMrs ArthurAllyn of Howell SundayThe Hunt Stock Co will open a 8night engagement here under canvass Aug 1 Their band will playnightly Opening play is Tommy The ball game at Dexter Sundaybetween Pinckney and Dexter ended in the 3rd inning when the Pinck ney team left the fiield Don Swarthout hit a home run over the leftfield fence which the umpire calledfoul Jack Blott and Oakly of the U of M played for Dexter The Dexter Main St is being paved It was necessary to cut down the hill firstDon Swarthout leads the Pinckteam in hitting with a 470 average,J P Doyle has 422, Mulvany 410, Cox 303, Moran 372 and Miller 340, Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M of Pinckney presented Rev FrDorsey with a purse of 250 on hisrecent departure for Bad AxeLivingston County Press The above isfrom the pen of one of our contemporaries Although Pinckney is es teemed as a city of brotherly love Rev Dorsey was highly regardedby the local Masonic lodge, the books of that organzation showno record of any such payment tohim The members of his parish how ever did make such a payment to him erSunday, Monday, August 1, 2Randolph Scott, Wayne Morris inPRIDING SHOTGUNin Warner ColorFeaturetteThis Was Yesterday Selected ShortsTuts, Wed, Thur, Aug 3 4, 5 GOLDEN MASKIn Technicolor withVan Heflin, Wanda Hendrix andCRIME WAVE wifcStirling Hayden, Gene Nelson and Phyllis Kirk Sdo DriveIn Theatre6518 Jackson Road, Ann ArborPhone NormandyS70tt Children under 12 admitted FieFriday, Saturday, July 0, 31 RIDERS TO THE STARS In TechnicolorwithWilliam Lundigan, Martha Hyer andYELLOW TOMAHAWK in TechnicolorwithRory Calhoun, Peggie Castle CartoonSunday, Monday, August 1 2 LUCKY MECinemascope in technicol withDoris Day, Robert Cumminga This onOur Giant CtnenuueoandTHE STEEL LADY withRod Cameron Tab Hunter CartoonNews andCartoonBettys Beauty Shop8 3 0 5 HURON RIVER DRIVE DEXTER, MICHIGANPHONE HA 68 1 6 4 HAIRCUTS 100PERMANENTS 650 Tues, Wed Thur, Aug 3, 4, 5THE MOON IS BLUE with I William Holden, Maggie McNamaiI also WICKED WOMAN with Beverly Michaels Richard EgaiTCartoonVote for Thurber Cornell for atatRepresentative in the RepublicaPrimaries Tuesday, August 3rdTHE ROUSH PLUMBING HAS MOVED TO310 WEBSTER ST, UP 866 0 7 PinckneyKor e purpose oi placing in nomination by all politioel parties par wffrlUnsj therein, candidates for the following offices, via STATEGOVWTKW, Lieutenant GovernorCONGRESSIONALUnited State Senator,Representative in CongressLGiSLATTVE State Senator, Representative COUNTYProsecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, CountyTreasurer, Register of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Coroner Surveyorana such other ofluers as may be nominated at that time You should vote for TnurberCornell for State Represettives onthe Republican ticket at tht jtiiarTuesday, August 8rdLAWRENCE GEHRINGERUS the purpose of placing in nomination, candidate particJtig Nontwary Election for the following offlcee,vis CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERSV NOTICE RELATIVE TO OPENING AND CLOSING OF THfl POLL ELECTION LAW REVISION 1943idfltt iectien L On the day of any election the polls ahall be openedai 7 esiscfc ta the fortnoon, and shall be continued open until 8 oclockftrtto ftftsrnoon and no longer Every qualified eleetor present and inUs a the potts at the hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall b aJaewea tootettS tGLLA 9t said election will be open At 7 oclock a m and will re I Cdobk p m of said day of electronMURRAY isWNSDT, Tewmsasj erk RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSRITOR T VSALES AND SERVICE125 Webster St Phone 118i PINCKNEY, MICHIGANEAVES TROUGHR8PUUCAN CANDHhklSB PO FOR SHERIFF Why Let Your Roof WashSee Us FPor YourEAVES TROUGH NEEDSWE ALSO RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UP85 5 18 Pinekaey iway L1MItiRASHlEWDfG We Serjtfce and Repair All MakesFree Estimates Givn i AdvanceSinger Sewing Maclun Companor84Fl U4 IcPberson State BanHowttt Mdbgat17761984ASK THE MANAsk the Man who has everany of his papers or other valuable9 P1J nj no pti uain ao eijj 4 man who now rents a safetyboxDont wait until it happens to yfenjoy this exteremely low protectionI Rent a gaiety deposit bos inA t vATTENTION Voters My Mate aa been removed from the ballot as a candidate for ta Qtflee at Drain Commissioner for Livingston County on the REPUBitSCAH TfCXlST This was done because of a small error in the affa davits tfee bottom of mv nomination petititions My petitions wereproperly Ued on time and the affadavit of identity ft other required mereitjrjire filed timely For that reason I am forced to run for thiselDee ae a sticker candidateI MI N rsorw who wish to cast their vote for my nominationa tfca AUGUST 3rd PRIMAEY election to contact my representative there I expect to have a representative there who wHI he near theM tlece and obtain from him a sticker for use in voting for me ataft sticker Will have attached to it complete instructions as to how to as ike sMfcker It merely requires that the sticker be placed on the aWBtlCAN BAILOTT under ti soace for DBAIN COMMISSION and that an X be mtrltff m fetBot opposite my name, as shown belowDRAIN COMMISSIONERQ FtOYD W MUNSELLIt is necaaaary that the sticker be attaeneeto the ballot and alsothat the X be marked on the ballot opposite my name, The law require anyone representing me at the polling place to stayat least 100 feet away from the polling place This is a State Law I eerBestlyrtquest that you contact my representative who will be atJt 100 feet awuy from the polling place and obtain a sticker foryear use in voting fox my candidacy If you do not get a sticker,jieaaa write my name in the space provided on the ballot, and mark wilfc as X aa shown above I earnestly request my friends andappeater to take the trouble of casting, their vote for me in theAUGUST rd PRIMABY ELECTION in order that my name will appear en toe ballot for the General Election Floyd W Munsell, Drain CoATTENTION VotersCy name has been removed from the ballot as a candidate for A theJee of County Surveyor for Livingston County on the REPUB UCAN TICKET This was done because of a small error in the aifi,ivrit at the bottonof ray nomination petitions My petitions v were properly filed on time and the affadavitt of identity and other required papers were tiled timely For that reason I m forced to run for thisetflce as a sticker candidateI request all persons who wish to cast their vote for my nominationAt the Use August 8rd IVImary Election to contact my representative Who will be near the polling place and obtain from him a sticker forM in voting for me Each sticker will have attaaked to it completeDtructions aa to how to use the stickerlt merely requires that thSlicker be placed ont the Republican Ballott under ihe space foxfeoator Surveyor and that an X also be marked ift t aty name as show below e space fothe square COUNTY SURVEYORCUY WGORDONrnSTnaosmry that thesjisker be attached to the ballot and alsothat the X be marked on the ballot opposite my nameTee law requires anyone representing me at the polling place tostay at West 100 feet away from the polling place Thisis a state lawearnestly request that you contact my representative who will be atlast 100 feet away from the polling place, and obtain from him aftttcker tot your use in voting for my candidacy If you do not get aStJoWf please write my name in the space provided onr the ballotai4 saark with an X aa,shown aboveI urgently request my4a1eds aad supporters to take the trouble of casting their vote for ait ia the August 8rd Primary election in ocder that my name willappear orth ballot for the General Election Clay W Gordon County Surveyor i sDriving a passenger automobile wp a 10 foot high rampif 60 miles per hour, and leaping it 90 foot through space and crash landing it into seven parked automobiles is just one of the33 events to be done by 3 famous Automobile thrill shows whenthe International Auto Daredevil Contest U put on at the Fowlerville Fair, 8 pm Wednesday night, Avgvst4thThis event will not be done just once, but three times aseach of the 3 shows have entered, a daredevil in everyone ofme 33 events This is the event that took the life of the 4afeLucky Teeter and that of Jack Perry and is considered the mostdangerous event in thrill show businessThe Three shows that will compete are Flash JordonsAtomic HEU DRIVERS, Billy, Greeks Canadian Aces, and Ward Beams 1953 World Champion Autef DaredevilThree men, one from each show will roll automobiles endover end and side over side, 3 men one from each show will dothe rocket car leap, 3 men, one from each show will do the LJEAPOF DEATH, and 3 men, one from each show will do every Automobile and Motorcycle Thriller knownto Auto Thrill show business, in a 2 hourthrill packed show that will g down in historyas the greatest ever put on anywhere, the show will start at8 PMRepublican, fpr Governor Agetter, best qualkM fee tfce jobgovernment thotomgkiy atesraaa MicfcifMi aeeds HtJtYOH AUST tFairWEDNESDAY THURSDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 4 56 7 TUESDAY, AUGUST 3rd ENTRY DAY7 CHANGES OF PROGRAM WttNttHUY AFTERNOON 0MMrei Day2 Free BkyelesTractor and Implement kaaeavsrteg ContestAnd Horse Show by 4H Cljbf r WEDNESDAY NIGHT Ward Beams Greatest DaredefttAPTBRNOON Races, IA8 year old sakes NIGHT Top Selections in 4H FRIDAY AFTERNOONHaneas Rates, lf4 Clause vFRIDAY NIGHT Wrestling, tadndlitf ndajttiSATURDAY AFTERNOON Cherapionshfc Aoto RaoarS Free Biryalaa Roy and GirlWED THUR, FRL,Baseball Games 4 fSATURDAY NIGHTSmiley Borftetff0ATV ADM2MI0N Me JR M90L CMUMUDT flM WILLIAM B ELMERCONGRESS4 CONGR tonfor he Job wfthw 1as stftte aaaletm tttorjieyfemrai aad MemnStflfcwer te tie IPeMjran Omt of ClaJid a Wort We U a , rV I rWILLIAM HENRYGroomes V I have filed nominating petitions with the secretary of statesoffice so that I can run for theDemocratic nomination for theoffice of State RepresentativeIt is impossible to meet andtalk With every one in this districtas there is over 1100 squaremiles in the two counties so I willgive my qualificationsI was with the Michigan StatePolice in 19272829 Since thenI served as a Special DeputySheriff under three Sheriffs I wasin the retail milk business bViyears, owned and operated agrocery AVi years, drove a schoolbus for the W h i t m o r e LakeSchoo since last DecemberHav been in the Real Estate busiless Salesman Brokersince 1947 For the past 4 yearsI haver been President, Treasurer Manager of Groomes BathingBeach Co Inc of Whitmore LakeI am a Director of the Southeastern Michigan Tourist Associationand a member of the focalwanis ClubHere are a few things that Iam in favor of More and betterhighways, a living compensation for the unemployed, homesof the aged taken off the tax rollif the owner is living on a smallpension BINGO should be leg alized and licensed for all charitable Non profit organizationsThis game has helped manychurches and clubs raise muchneeded income A state department set up to work throughSchools and churches to combat juvenile crime Probate Courtrecords show that 80 of thechildren that get into trouble dpj not go to church or SundayschoolThe Primary Election is yetryimportant GET OUT ANDVOTE William Henry Grooms J1,XyR VsWaa Caafield, ace76, recalls for d Alchin,Couocy Agent, howmuch harder fajrui work u befoce tLcwkuycaoae Along Today, alecick power saves daataad labor boosts BfOfiycrion and proAuWafm Milk v yHELPS HEAT MILK HOUSEEkrc pump attached to milk cooler does the trickWilliam Canfield, Oakland Countyfarmer,, uses an electric heat pump intttnnection with his modern front opening milk cooler Taking heatfrow warm milk and well water, itktps the milk house comfortable infreezing weatherMr Canneid and son, John, farm 160meres, most of which are devoted to seed corn They use electricity wher ever possible It powers corn drying,ventilating, conveying, and elevatingequipment It operates water beatersin the milk house and home providinghim and his family with plenty of hotwater to make speedy work ol dairyand household choresIs electricity doing all it can for youFor further information, see yoorEdison Farm Service AdviseeGood wiring Is always important So always ask your Farm ServiceAdvisor for his recommendationsDETROIT EDISONGeneralPrmaryElectionXo The HuaHiitd Electors tOiCS rfi HEREBY 6IVEN, That a General Pckaarywill be laid to thetOWKSBIP OF PUTNAM, COUNTY OF LIVINGtTW, WAT8 OF MICHIGAN ONTUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 Charles B GatesmanREPUBLICANSee Ftmt Term aaProsecuting AttorneyEXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED WANT THB JOBAt the Putnam Towruhp HaHl, Pinaknor,Kor the Btifpose of plaoing in nomination by all politioel parties par ttejartttg therein, candidates for the following offices, vffc S4SATiVGoverooi, Lieutenant GovernorCOtfGSaSIONALUnited States Senator,Repretentative in CangreatLCi8LATTVE State Senator, Representative COUNTYProsecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, CountyTreasurer, Register of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Coroner Surveyorana such other oflueri as may be nominated at that timeAs fa the aurpose of placing in nomination, candidates particiga fm a IonJriar y EiecUo n fu r th e followin g officea,vit CIRCUI T COUR T COMMISSIONER Sf e NOTICE RELATTY B T O OPENIN G AN D CLOSIN G O F TH S POLL ELECTIO N LA W REVISIO N 194 84M8 Baetie n L O n th e da y o f an y electio n th e poll s ahal l b e opene da eeiee t to the forenoon , an d shal l b e continue d ope n unti l 8 ocloc kfcrtfce aharaeo n an d n o longer Ever y qualifie d electo r presen t an d i ntta at th e poll s a t th e hou r prescribe d fo r th e closin g thereo f shal l b aBtwe 4 towte I M ftstL S o f sai d eleotio n wil l b e ope n a t 7 oolos k a m an d wil l re at e ap i wti l I odgfc k p m o f aat d da y o f election MURRA Y NBBB8THBJ0BJwmt Hppe n Wfl lPRIMAR T Niistili Ti ft i ncKafpin B note s Mia JtjsMXiatm ML a at mba r o f th e WAV M oa fart y a t th e SBJSSfc a ff BSSSBSJBBBBBJ A BS 1 tttddam y las t ftsfta4hy Fttaejnl stts U buria l wer e a t he r hom e a t Chelsea Actio n ba a bee n starte d i n circui tcans t i n Waahtena w count y t o voi dth e annexatio n o f th e Free r schoo ldistric t t o th e Chelse a school I tcarrie d 4 2 t o 8 Th e petitioner sclai m voter s no t qualife d wer e all owe d t o vot e A ne w 76,00 0 constructo n pro jec t ha s bee n starte d a t th e Chil 1ao n priso n cap I t wil l includ e li vin Quartet s fo r marrie d me n A do raitor y fa r singl e men , offic e space, ,faragee , res t room s etc fOve r 40 0 ha s bee n raise d fo r th e imemoria l gat e a t th e Veteran sHOWELL THEAR ESYLVAN THEATR EWee Thar , Jml y tt,Jad y Holida yT T SHOUL D HAlPE N T O YOU Wwit hPU r Lawfew U Jac k Lemo n Friday, Saturday Jal y M , 3 11 THE MA D MAGICIAN A Dram a Starrin gVincen t Price , Mar y Murph y and Ev a Gabo rStoog e Cemed y Cartoo n Ne iFriday , Saturday , Ji y 3t , 3 1Bi g Feature s 3See Brae , Bit e Biarea oi mE L ALAMEIN Memoria l Field , Stockbridg eTh e fenc e aroun d th e Dexte r ligh te d fiel d k bein g replace d wit h aa cyclon e fence Tfc a Dexte r schoo l ha s puchase da ne w 6 0 passenge r bos Dexte r wil l vot e o n buildin g am eound l room s an d fir e hal l o nth t sit e o f th e For d mil l there O n Saturday , Augus t 14 , th e De xta r schoo l boar d wil l sel l th e Smit hschoo l o n Nort h Territoria l Roa dan d th e Parke r schoo l o n 17 S 1 2Augus t 1 4 nex tAfte r servin g a s fir e chie f a tBrighto n fo r 1 4 year s Harol d Jar vi a ha s resigned Davi d Pitkin , Brighton Jame s jNeedham , Howel l an d Richar d ISchaner , Whitmor e Lak e wer e call Brett King , Barbar a Lawrenc ei nJESS E JAMB S v s TH E DALTON SSunday , Monday , Augus t 1 , 2Matine e Sunda y 1 0 P M Coa tCamero n Mitchell , Ann e Bancrof ti n C Sunday, Monday , Augus t 1 , 2 AFLAM E AN D TH E FLESH , A Dram a Starrin gLan a TaJmer Carle s Thempao a a i Her Aagel iSunda y Show s t , 5 7 , Bir d Brai n Do iGORILL A A T LARGE jkj i Tecanicole rWed THur Aug 3 , 4 , 5 TH E MIAM I STORY r Aug 3 , 4 , 5TH E BEAS T FRO M 2000 0 Fat i Adventur e Dram a Starrin gPau l Christian , Paul a Raymon d a i1 Cecil Kollowa yJ Kin g o f Prehistori c Se a Giant sShow s 71 5 an d 94 0 Cartoo n New s S iBarr y SuBJvan Luthe r Adle rComing Prisoae r o f War , Livin g l Up , Ridin g Shotgu nJHE A ie d fo r militar y servic e Jul y 28 DrJoh n Alexander , 63 , hea d sur geo n a t th e Michiga n Stat e San ,die d a t As m Arbo r las t Friday Triple t calve s wer e bor n las twee k o n th e Josep h Gangross efar m o n Bu U Ru n Road 2 larg e fis h count y wer e take n i nthi s count y las t week A 6 H lb 1 bbas s a Clar k Lak e an d a 2 8 b wal ley d pik e a t Portag e Lake Bor a t o Ver n Kelenberge r an dwif e Jul y 14 , a son Friday, Saturday , Jul y 30 , 3 1TAZA , SO N O F COCHISE I n Technicolo rStarrin gRoc k Hudso nDUFF Y O F 8A N QLENTIN wit hLoui s Ha y ward , Joann e Dr uCartoo nELEC T NE W PROSECUTO RNotes o f 2 5 Year s Ag oS t Mary s annua l picni c i t a tLapham s rov e Aug 13 Bi g chick e n dinne r a t noon A fin e progra mha s bee n arranged GovFre d Gree nwil l speak Th e bal l gam e i s be tween Northvill e an d Pinckney Harr y German , 55 , dea n o f Michi I ga n pitcher s wil l pitchfo r North ville Jo y Marti n wa s marri d t o Dor oth y Frare r o f Flin t a t St Mary schurc h her e Tuesday Edwar d Service, , 78 , died,a t hi shom e a t PortageLak e Jul y 17 Th e Lov e famil y reunio n wa s hel d a t th e hom e ofMrs Arthu rAlly n o f Howel l Sunday Th e Hun t Stoc k Co wil l ope n a 8nigh t engagemen t her e unde r can vas s Aug 1 Thei r ban d wil l pla ynightly Openin g pla y i s Tommy Th e bal l gam e a t Dexte r Sunda ybetwee n Pinckne y an d Dexte r end e d i n th e 3r d innin g whe n th e Pinc kne y tea m lef t th e fiield Do n Swar thou t hi t a hom e ru n ove r th e lef tfiel d fenc e whic h th e umpir e calle dfoul Jac k Blot t an d Oakl y o f th eU o f M playe d fo r Dexter Th e Dexte r Mai n St i s bein g pa ved I t wa s necessar y t o cu t dow nth e hil l first Do n Swarthou t lead s th e Pinck tea m in hittin g wit h a 47 0 average ,J P Doyl e ha g 422 , Mulvan y 410 ,Co x 398 , Mora n 37 2 an d Mille r 840 t Livingsto n Lodg e No 7 6 F AM o f Pinckne y presente d Rev Fr Dorsey with a purs e o f 25 0 o n hi srecen t departur e fo r Ba d AXeLivin gsto n Count y Press Th e abov e i sfro m th e pe n o f on e o f ou r contem poraries Althoug h Pinckne y i s es teeme d a s a cit y o f brotherl y lov e Rev Dorsey was highl y regarde db y th e loca l Masoni c lodge , th ebook s o f tha t organzatio n sho wn o recor d o f an y suc h paymen t t ohim Th e member s o f hi s paris h ho weve r di d mak e suc h a paymen t t ohim Sunday, Monday , Augus t 1 , 2Randolp h Scott , Wayn e Morri si nRIDIN G SHOTGUM l a Warne r Colo rFeaturetteThi s Wa s Yesterday Selecte d Short sTues , Wed , Thar , Aug 3 4 , 5GOLDE N MASK I n Technicolo rwit hVa n Heflin , Wand a Hendri xan dCRIM E WAV E Sdo DmeI n Theatr e6O i Jaekao B Road , An n Arbor Paoa e Normandy8708 3 Childre n nnde t 1 2 tt d FteeLFriday , Saturday , Jul y 0 , 3 1RIDER S T O TH E STAR SI n Technicolo rwit hWillia m Lundigan , Marth a Hye ran dYELLO W TOMAHAWK i n Technicolo rwit hRor y Calhoun , Peggi e Castl eCartoo nB e Apfrecute d Sunday, Monday , Augus t 1 2LUCK Y ME Cinemascop e i n technico Uwit hDay , Rober t Cunming sTh U onOu r Gian t Ci nan dTH E STEE L LDY Mwit hRo d Cameron Tab Hunte rCartoo nwtttStirlin g Hayden , Gen e Nelso n an d Phylli s Kir k Tuea , Wed , Thur , Aug 3 , 4 , 5New a an d Cartoo n Betty s Beaut y Sho p8 3 0 5 HURO N RIVE R DRIV EDEXTER , MICHIGA NPHON E H A 6 A 1 6 4HAIRCUT S 10 0PERMANENT S 165 0 THE MOO N I S BLUE wit hWillia m Holden , Maggi e McNams ials oWICKE D WOMAN wit h Beverl y Michaels Richar d 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dbox Don t wai t unti l i t happen s t oEnjo y thi s exteremel y lo wprotection Ran t a safet y dspoti t bo x i nfaajf c toda y a t tar T9M 0 My aaase aaa bee laatovte1 from the aailat a aeandttafta for tkQttfae at Drain Costmisaioner for Iivingstai County on the RSPUUQAtf TICKET This was dona because of a small error h tbe affaafcvfta el ifee bottom of mv nomination petititkms My petitions warestooerfrlUad oa time and theaffadavit of identity ft otter required ftted timely For thai reason I am foieed to rue for thisjlffr g 4 sticker candidateX ron who wish to east their vote for my nominationa tte AUGUST ted PROCABY election to contact my representatire tare I expect to hare a representative there who will he near the alaca and obtain from him a sticker for use in voting for malah atfckar will have attached to it complete instructions as to how to tte atfeker It merely requires that the sticker be placed on the aftmtCAN BALLOTT under the roace for DftAIN COMMISSION cd that aa X te Msfktf an Hast opposite my Bame at sfcown belowCOMMISSIONERFLOYD W MUNSELLIt la necaaaary that tte sticker be attaehaato tte ballot and alsothat the X be marked on the ballot opposite my name, The law requira anyone representing me at tte polling place to stayat toast 100 feet away from the polling place This is a State Law I airneaUyrequest that you contact my representative who will be atUrn 100 feet Mwuy fiom the polling place and obtain a sticker foryour use in voting for my candidacy If you do not get a sticker,Jtasae write my name in tte space provided on the ballot, and mark vitfc an X as shown above I earnestly request my friends andaappaajara to take the trouble of casting, their vote for me in theAUGUST Srd PRIMARY ELECTION in order thajfc my name will appear OB the ballot for the General ElectionFloyd W Munsell, Dram Commmioii erATTENTION Voters ICy MUM has been removed from the ballot as a candidate for the Jce of County Surveyar for Zivingston County on the REPUB UOAN TICKET This was done because of a small error in the affidavit at the bottom of my nomination petitions My petitions were properly filed on time and the aff adavitt of identity and other requiredpapers were tiled timely For that reason I m forced to run for thisefQce as a sticker candidateI request all persons who wish to cast their vote for my nominationat the the August 8rd Primary Election to contact my representativemae trill te near the polling place and obtain from him a sticker for ate in voting for me Each sticker will have attached to it completeJstructions aa to how to use the stickerlt merely requires that thsticker te placed ont the Republican Ballott under the space forCooaty Surveyor and that an X also be marked in the square my name as show belowt COUNTY SURVEYORCLAY WGORDONT that thesjfcker be attached to the ballot and alsothat tte X te marked on the ballot opposite my name lima, law requires anyone representing me at the polling place tostay at least 100 feet away from the polling place, pusis a state lawearnestly request that you contact my representative who will be atlast 100 feet away from the polling place, and obtain from him a stacker for your use in voting for my candidacy If you do not get aestates please write my name in the space provided orr the ballot aia mark with an X as shown aboveI urgently request myui aad supporters to take the trouble of casting their vote for me ia the August 8rd Primary election in onier that my name willavatar i the ballot for the General Election Clay W Gordon County SurveyorDEATHIDESMAIIutomlc vj a 10 foot high ramplit 60 mllos par hour, and leaplhg H 90 fee through space andI crash landing it into seven parked automobiles is just ona of the 33 events to bo dona by 3 famous ftutomobilo thrill shows when tho International Auto Daredevil Contest is put on at the Fowlervilla Fair, 8 pm Wednesday night, Atfgvst 4thThis avant will not bo dona fust once, but three times aseach of the 3 shows have entered a daredevil In everyone oftho 33 event This is tha avant that took tha life of the fataLucky Teeter and that of Jack Pony and is considered tha mostdangerous avant in thrill show businessTho Throe shows that will compote aro Flash JordonsAtomic HELL DRIVERS, Billy Greet Canadian Aces, and Ward Beams 1953 World Champion Auttf DaredevilThree man, ona from eachshow will roll automobiles andovar end and side over side, 3 men, ona from aach show will do tha rocket car laap, 3 men, ona from aach,show will do tha LJEAPOF DEATH, and 3 man, ona from oath show will do ovary Automobile and Motorcyda Thriller knownto Auto Thrill show business, in a 2 hourthrill packed show that will g down in historyas tha greatest BVW put on any whore The show will start t8 PMJUSTONEWAY TO WIN THIS YlAtAUGUST 3, MOMfNATI1 HALE BRAKERepublican, fyr Governor Agetter, best qualiiod far tke jobgovernment toorowgbiy raresraaa MicMfM sweds HtWVOH stUT tFairWEDNESDAY THURSDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 4 S 6 7 TUESDAY, AUGUST 3rd ENTRY DAY7 CHANGES OF PROGRAM W9DNMDAT AFTMINOON Day2 Free BicyclesTract and Implement sfaneuTertag ContestAadJSorse Show by eHWEDNESDAY NIGHT Ward Beams Greatest DarederilTUBDAY APTBRNOON Iswais Baeas, 2 4 8 year old takesYBUfcflDA NIGHT Cotaty Tap Selectloiis hi 4HTakot ghow FEIBAY AFTERNOONHarness Races, Ht4 CUsees ,FRIDAY NIGHT WrestHnr, Including mldgatsSATURDAY AFTERNOON Championship Avta RacerS Free Biryilu Boy and Girl ,, THURaVBaseball GamatSATURDAYSmiley t 0ATI ADMIMIftff foi M80L CaVLDRBf WILLIAM B ELMERCONGRESSCONGRHBVote far Wffliam aV sJ forjrJeloner f ifrwmdmn Caortal CklsasiireSraWsrftjaor to GOT fWaNB 9 wT svovsv Pt JSOF aBs ,WILLIAM 8ENRYGroomes I have filed nominating petitions with the secretary of statesoffice, so that I can run for the Democratic nomination for theoffice of State RepresentativeJt is impossible to meet andtalk with every one in this districtas there is over 1100 squaremiles in the two counties so I willgive my qualificationsI was with the Michigan StatePolice in 19272829 Since then I served as a Special DeputySheriff under three Sheriffs I wasin the retail milk business 62years, owned and operated agrocery 44 years, drove a school bus for the Whitmore LakeSchool since last DecemberHav been in the Real Estate business Salesman Brokersince 1947 For the past 4 years I haverbeen President, Treasurer Manager of Groomes Bathing,Beach Co Inc of Whitmore Lakef I am a Director of the Southeastern Michigan Tourist Associationand a member of the local Kiwanis ClubHere are a few things that Iam in favor of More and betterhighways, a living compensation for the unemployed, homesof the aged taken off the tax rollif the owner is living on a smallpension BINGO should be leg alized and licensed for all charl,table Non profit organizationsThis game has helped manychurches and clubs raise muchneeded income A state department set up to work throughschools and churches to combe juvenile crime Probate COULrecords show that 80 of thechildren that get into trouble do not go to church or SundayschoolThe Primary Election is veryimportant GET OUT VOTE 4 William Henry Groomes iistv SLICED BACON , l bWIENERS , l b3 Ibifo r W 0PIN K SALMON , DE L MONTE , canKLEHWX , 30 0 Count , 3 fo ri WA Y Stor e12 6 WES T MAI N STREET , PWCKNE YIWCKSOittR S ft HOLUSTE R Al STEAKE S 8TATO5 0 fatfcellfttftar ofMargare t C 8tft A t a vesto n o fJul y 19 1M4 PiMiit , HoMmM e Htrm m JL feaitfc,Jodg V o ftahrta y1 Notio l a Hercbl0Wi f4hallfc ith e petitio n o f K Leol a Staekabl tadministratri x o t afc i etatt,preyii rher annjua l afconn t b e allowe d wl Ub hear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nAukus t lOfh , JWtt t Ian Ar 1 a i 0RK CHOP S CENTE R59 cCol Jlemto r JKfl k an d Bake d Good ibo give b y ftMteettoa of a ee ftj y pwtiou s t o aa U da y o f aeatta fhotJto r tfcpe mumVririiL t tie fe fb o give b y ftMteettoa of a ee ftj y pwtiou s t o aa U da y o f aeatta fhetoo tparty tattmt aiAaaaukii madiraaab T ftflatara d maall , rtter ntaaaiy t 4aMAdt4 , a t 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responsibl e position s to Waah Htai s wit h Hayworth Ingto n D during World War IHkvfe Six feet from the flamesAt 650 oclock on a belowsero Sundaymoroing, a lone signal light glowed on the Bad Axe telephone switchboard It was theUnited Missionary Churchs line Operator Marine McLeod plugged in, thought sheheard a staling, crackling sound likeFIRE Immediately she fang that numberMrs Marcus Krake, the ministers wife,came from the roar of the parsonage, which adjoined the church, to answer the telephone She was horrified to see the church basement ablaze six feet awayThe call had come just in time Bothchurch and parsonage were on the same tel, i lino, i iit uni iiio ihe wiringin the church caused the operators switchhoard light to come on Right after MrsKrake gave the address to the operator, the line went deadMiss McLeod rang thealarm siren As vohrn teer firemen all overrtown called in, she told them where the fire wasThanks to the alert op erator, firemen wtieableto save the ministershome ancl nearby houses Your teUpkom it worth lot more than it cotuMICHIGAN BE LI TlttBlOHB COM IANY iMaxmRepair NowEasy Monthly PaymentsCgrtifiod Automotive ServiceISSsmkMlidattj f SSsV Wejat J seeroMeeeTefAt tko Ut Tkvabor Coma ICERFNCINATE ADRIANSTATE REPRESENTATIVEIN THE REPUBLICAN 5lLi tvf4 W T Th e People Pine DispatchEntere d ft Secon d Clas sMatU r a t Poetoffic eAj o f Marc h 8 , 187 7 11 4 So , Howe O 8 t Ptnstoey , Mich Subscriptio n Pric e tU O a Yea r ,Wesle y Reade r i s spendin g th ewee k a t Newberry Th e bicycle s o f Tomm y an dMick y Bitter left i a thei r yar dWednesda y nipht x Complete Lin e Plumbin g fixtara a tan d Supplie s Y v Jo e LaTe y ha s reiuiBe d t o wor ka s linotyp e operato r a t th e Living ingvto Cooat y Press , du e t o a n in jore d KaAd Lavern e Clar k i s als oMr an d Mrs , Marti n Ritte r ar eadia g wea k a t Macklna c Island Th e Kennet h Zfll s ar e a t thei r hom eGROCERIE S DRYGOODSCANNE D GOOD S SHOESGENT S FURNISHING SLINGERI EKENNEDYS GENERAL STOREFO R SALE SCHOO L BUILDIN G AN D SIT EAPPROXIMATEL Y 1 ACRE Th e Boar d o f Educatio n o f th e Dexte r Agricultura l Schoolswil l sel l at publi c auctio n th e Smit h Schoo l buildin g an d sit e locate do n Dexte r Tow n Hal l Roa d a t th e corne r o f Nort h Tomtonal I Roa dTh e auctio n wil l be hel d a t 20 0 pm , Saturday , Augus t14 , 195 4 o n th e abov e describe d premises Thi s propert y wil l be sol d t o th e highes t bidde r fo r cash Th e interest , o f th e schoo l distric t therei n wil l be conveye d t oIh e highes t bidde r b y quitclai m conveyanc e covern g al l th e in terest s o f th e distric t therein Th e righ t is reserve d to reec t an y an d al l bids I A M STIL L A CANDIDAT ETH E COUR T HA S ORDERE D M YNAM E PLACE D O N TH E BAL 1 O TFO R SALE SCHOO L BUILDIN G AN D SIT EAPPROXIMATEL Y 1 ACRE Th e Boar d o f Educatio n o f th e Dexte r Agricultura l Schoolswil l sel l at publi c auctio n th e Parke r Schoo l buildin g an d sit e locat edonUS 1 2 a t th e corne r o f Parke r Road Th e auctio n wil l be hel d a t 40 0 pm , Saturday , Augus t14 , 195 4 o n th e abov e describe d premises Thi s propert y wi M b e tol d t o th e highes t bdde r fo r cash Th e interest s o f th e schoo l district therei n wil l be conveye d t o th ehighes t bidde r b y quitclai m eonveyane e coverin g al l th e interest so f th e distric t therein Th e righ t is reserve d t o rejee t an y an d al l bids LON E CEDA R IN NHAMBURGERS , HO T DOGS CON Y ISLANDS , CHEES EBURGERS , GRILLE D CHEESE , MALTS , SUNDIE SNE W DRIVEI N CUR B SERVIC E JUS T EAS T O F 9INCKNE YWILLIAM L HAAC KCANDIDAT E FO RREGISTE R O F DEED SREPUBLICA N CANDIDAT ERE ELEC TO NWILFRE D H ERW1 NA t th e primarie s Augus tfo r Thurbe r Cornel l fo rRepresentativ e Republica nvote Yo u shoul drote fo r Thurbe ro, ftte or, Representtive s o n4rt v th e RepubUca n ticke t a t th e Prima rttc Tuesday , Augus t 3rd REPULICAN CANDIDAT E FO RL , Fro m wher e I sit u Jo e 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birthda y las t Wednesday Georg e Clar k wit h Car l War d o fo f An n Arbo r spen t th e firs t o f th epas t week at Mackinac Mr an d Mrs Harol d Rigg s cele brate d thei r 27t h weddin g anniver sar y o n Jul y 2 3 wit h friend s an drelative s amon g who m wer e Mr an d Mrs L Camburn , Mr an dMrs Georg e Gardner , Mr an d Mrs Howar d Riggs , Mr an d Mrs Orlan dWinslow , Mi an d Mrs Cliffor dHaines , Mr an d Mrs Georg e Tans le y an d Mr an d Mrs Charle s As hford Mrs Britt a Bras h receive d a cab el ra m fro m Copenhagen , Denmar kSunda y morning , tellin g o f th e deat ho f he r sister , Mrs Ann a Carstense nwho m Mrs Bras h visite d las t Sept Mrs Ra e Speckin s o f Flin t visit e d las t week at th e Georg e Rous hhome Mrs Ma e Stoelzl e an d Mrs Iren eWatkin s o f Detroi t calle d a t th e Cu rlet t hom e Sunday Th e Ladie s Hom e Missionar y So ciet y o f th e People s Churc h me t wit hMrs Britt a Bras h Tuesda y night ,Th e Mario n Sr an d Jr King sDaughter s picnice d a t Bisho p Lake ,Saturday Th e Gerr y Eichma n famil y spen tSunda y a t th e Russel l Glove r hom ea t Webberville Th e Joh n Boyer s wit h th e Fran kBuyer s o f An n Arbo r visit d th eJackso n Cascade s Sunday M E Barro w n d wif e an d Mrs Flor a Darro w visite d th e Harol dDarro w famil y a t Bogi e Lak e Su nday , ,Thursda y dinne r gues s o f th eRober t Read s wer e Arthu r Bulli s an dwif e an d Da n Howlet t an d wif e o fGregory , Bo b Mittee r an d wif e an dBruc e Rei d an d wif e o f Stoc k bridge 1Mrs Virgfhi a VanNorma n enter taine d Frida y in hono r o f he r son ,Mik e Carver s tith birthday , Mrs Florenc e Baugh n an d Mrs Hett yCarve r o f An n Arbor Th e Ear l Kimberly s o f Willo wVillag e spen t Sunda y a t th e To mWar e home Th e O E S gav e a com e a s yo uar e pancak e breakfas t Sunda y a t th eth e Harol d Porte r home 5 0 wer ethere Th e Sout h Mario n Far m Burea uhel d thei r picni c Frida y a t th e Te dVanderwel l home Mr an d Mrs L J Swarthou t at tende d th e weddin g o f he r neice ,Joyc e Harmo n t o Stanle y Lockwoo da t th e Fowlervill e Methodis t churc hSunday Th e Loui s Swarthou t faml y ar ea t Dougla s Lak e thi s week Th e Bu d Bekkerin g famil y o fHowel l spen t Sunda y a t h e Mar kNas h home Mrs Jan e Nas h Clar k leave s o nAugus t 1 0 t o joi n r husban d i nGermany Mis s Bernic e Lamon t an d Mia i nieas a Coyl e wer e Sunda y dinne rguest s a t th e Fre d Wyli e home Ra y Burn s an d wif e wer e Satur da y dinne r guest s a t th e Jo e Burn shom e a t Hal f Moo n Lake Th e D Conkii n an d Jac k Young s attende d th e Joll y 1 8 meetin g Sat urda y a t th e hom e o f Mrs Loi s Ba rhour , Stockbridge Shery l aa d Mar k Meye r o f Ypai ant i ar e visitin g a t th e W H Me ye r home Thei r mothe r i s workin g nth e offic e a t St Jo e hospita l i aAn n Arbo r durin g Augus tI Car l Foss , wif e an d daughte r o fUnion , N J , ar e vistin g a t th e Oli nRobinso n home Th e To m Clar k famil y o f Aa n A rbo r 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STRACTOR CARSRUSSEL L D SMIT H CO nowiii, MICH PH 163 2Represente d b y H W WYLI ERFSIDKNT K PINCKNEY JVHCrHGA N PHON E itIN I mfHMS I fil lITS THE PHIL6AS7APPAN WITH COOLITtSPECIA L LIMITE D TIM E OFFE RRegula r Pric eAllowanc e fo r y cy c y pa y onl y ICOOOO000 000 Comeindy Se e t t , , beautifu l rangeespeciall y fo r home s beyo i 1 the ga s mains Se eIn g Coolit e th e urr,3ti c ovt a pU t tha t m gas ,Hocke y Applianc e Stor e14 MERCUR Y OUTBOAR D MOTOR SMERCUR Y OUTBOAR D MOTOR SAEROCRAF T ALUMINU M BOAT SSpecia l o n Bar n Paint , ga l 125LAKELAN D BOA T an d HAND O H Mt t HAS T ACROS S VPVElt MOWERS 18 ROTARYI sell itNOW ONLYtohMdfethM fe hand now, yet HM sturdy 1 dtf all ft hordk fyoV Afl thMRIYPf , ,V Tim Of, MKBMAMQ fc1Crtt QrtisivfBSBtSii iB ChBBjMBTtmbSTow PUUCATION of Theron Hofftnaa, Ptfand semionof satt Court l4iA atthe Court SHOOM in the Cttgfc, sion C64UUcaael Oarlad,Cir br1 thatto fondafct, Theronf ed in this cause within threeiflMtobmtai4dthereof served upontW If,, Raffmani And fauB0rin, 4hl said plaiitfjftcauaeuthi osdt topubliaJid in the Piaekiwy XNpteh,a Jiewpapr printed iuWiafad Mkd Mid t d thatp iuWlnrki Mid oouatysuch publication he o40 days from the date of thisorder, and thai snob pubHaatko ae THECORNEBweVoestta saeaeavilSALESMANSNome aad Tht hkfy SanitariumJ M taffy, 0 Pincknty, Michigan 1100 A M to 200P MExcept Wednesdays n, Tiea, FrL, Sat,700 to 800 P M lughttTHE LVFY HARDWARE STORFitefitio theaeia oaee eaeni for ix ueeessive weak Michael CarianaY Cfagoti JtWHT PAX MB WHBN TO 1CA N BU T A 8A N NEW , GO 1FORXAJftLB AN D LIVING, JUQM, MD1 EPFFJCENC WTCHEiriOT BATH, NICELY JUsJif ED FOR ftsJOff WITHDOWN PJMSNT iCATED AT liftI W 1 JACK HANNETTPHONB U P8 1 7 ftAVB TIME AND MONEY Tbae often is money to be sure So in aendng JnV 0apoaHa by mail, yoa aaa really aeoaoiniae Nor doyou lose anything in the way of personal service, because The Mail Gets DuxImmadiate AttentionEach deposit or order goes directlyto the window or department youdvisit in personStormy weatherbusy timesor whenaway from homebank by mailRrat National Bank DENTIST N Michigan AveTelephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganHerh SaosdPhono 18J 207 E Gd River Howeil MichiganReal Estate Insu raneeBrokerageCity, Lake and Form Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeUadar federal Supervision 9SP8BAL RESKKVE FB9SRAL DEPOSIT CORPORATIONAfi iajpaitt Iaannd Up to 10,000 for Bach Depositor LeelaveyGeneral InsurancePhone K9F3 Pincknev, MichREFRIGERATION SKRviCEflarold RadyRepairs oriAll MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyYEARS AwhwwerSales A SpecialtyBert WylieCali FowlerviUe 226FCArnold Berquisf Inclmey, Mid Plumbing and HeatingRepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 183F2Phone UP8114 1075 E M86FUNERAL HOME1Don G SwarHioul Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Servicehones 39 nd o3, PinckneC Reickhoffff, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand River Hovvell, MirhiganLloyt HendcoLivestock HaulingWeekly Trip Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney Mjch Phoae 161F1Roger J Oarrleic Ins si runco CoveragePHONE UP83133r,omiPrices You Ln Afford f J I Milfcrd, MichiganGilfordFirms Homes, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesIM Your Pripert With VUst, At the giila day at Gregory Bat , urdajrM Gregory baa Stookbridge iPicture Tube i W AK OR DEADWtHAViixni 10101 MAL5 Ot tiL 1UKL 1 UBtJS Al A VhRY LOW COSTIS GUARANiD FOR U DAY CALLSHIREYS RADIO TVPhone 83F2 Pinckney, Michigan MUtbiekHy Reati,TJ liW PRICESfew afei Whs to Tske Out IFEDUeraidIvofr V North PeariHincicnev h ihonelFOR SALK1Voder Pifcs, 14 week oldPhoivi eder PipsCharles Wicdman Dexter HA63620, FOR SALEUsed Combine Cheap T , u b Carl HolHstc 2822 M56 W F0 ALE8 room avase lnPinck W ney Will accept bids 236 S HoweUFOR SALE 1046 KeWnater Re StPhone UP85562frigerator, 76 sise, like new, reas WANTEDWone oy the day onable Call HA 65808 Dexter Mis Margeret Huhman 010 UnadUaPAD OATt, , Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALE Plumbers 750000 Stock, Durham Soil gali fittings F0R SALE7 rabbits, will average nipples, valves and copper pipe w 44 lbs each Wobert Harboldt rri TCO niiu cupper pipe Must be sold Make offer Photfe Phoni hfilha rp ooofl pQR gALE7 room house at 345Chelsea GR 94337WILL SWAPrlH inch Vope 7l cjlong Will selL or trade for kitchenrange, burning wood or coal, 6 burn er or will buy range E S JonsBox 10 , Pinckney West Main St, Pinckney, semiwith oil furnace Inquire of387 West MainBor SALE Elgin Outboard motoraHY nearly new 5000Lucius Doyle UP 83123,PinckneyTheQUALITY FOR SALEEvana Oil Water CL , fitting 3 2 barrelS andiFOR RENTCottuteSa TiSni146 Stuart St Pncknev safe sandy beach for childnbotyoft JATfr idriSr the last 3 weeks of Augustiil b1951 Plymouth, new Mrs W A Homer, Rtel PnckneyJ tires and battery gray color, one 11165 Patterson Lake Dr lady owner 65000 Phone HA63620 T LOST Sunday, July 25 about 1130TSf 10 also a Ia m OTi Pnckney school grounds,Piuh J10, 2 grindstones 70ca light blue jacket beonging to SharUnadilla M h n Cooper on Kiper while playing on the JV11C fwings Finder please return to GustFOR RENTSleping room, private Hannaman wice swniPrivate bath14B Stuart St Pncknev TO RENT New House on TriangU Lake Road, just off PinckneyHow,By sitt H Road John Me amara Phone Kov11 1535M117Q5J2jFORMar fowi and Caorye Holt, Phone UP86602 comToaster 30 Frank Pearce, Phone HA6 4067 Guin WANTEDOdd jobs of any kind,hauling rubbish, tin cans etc Alsohave tractor mowing machinewrySS sta BSUT rIr JR L Kennedy of Detroit hu D , M Brrett, 722 UnadHIa StjpoiAtaL upt of the Mich ckey, MichiganStote San at a aaliry of fSOOOa STGrimea of Topeka, Ka, ia S m qiadod oi coiled, also pxocested road qravei READY MIXED CQW0BBTED, J GRAVTL CQAN Y U a t 495 UPHON E 1 3 8 9 HOWEL Lphone,78Fi you r dolla r an d b e S SA W FILING MOWE R SHARPENIN G1125 4 RIVRBBAN K LAN EHILAN D LAKE MICH ,AB B Arbo r Railroa d no wB I yo w dotta rTh e proem m fo r th e Ol d Boy iaa d GirJ a Day s Acg M 1 an d S i iGrJaaonplatod H i a Aug l,10M , bal l t y v a fteataiay 40 0 p 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 28, 1954 Description An account of the resource July 28, 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 1954-07-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6df4ad253e79a2393d5df49d90b7a50f.pdf b204b1d0a9859f0faf6b68da4477fb3e 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. jv J,r V r, , 1 T MVohana 71 THE WNCPiWfWtdmday, Angus 4, 19 JMICHIGAN MIRROR Too many fish a i1, ed by fishermen but itis a headachfor the conservation dept as it means underdeveloped fish SOFT BALL NEWS Primary Election Result I Caftoii ChurchIn the soft ball games here lastFriday night Dick Kennedys TeenV o Dickson Bakery Howell jv LO IvlcSlacken who seems topitch for all Hovell teams vvs inbox for fhe bakeryDick Kennedy for Pinckney only allowed 2 hits,walkedThey look at the and 3 anH hit one but had 8 errors madenams as A farmer does his corn ,uu, , , , than the plant life can support Ifif here are more iish than can be fedthe fish population must be reducedFertiliser can be used on stream but it has its dangers In touching1and 3rd Pinxkneyfiall their run the first inning1 on awalk to Higgs, Kennedy was hit by aand Huh off the oxygen in the and theTeenersAB R Hresult is the fish suffocate In orderto keep fish population down most streams have open fishing the yeararound April is the only month it isillegal to catch bluegills and sunfishThe fear of dept men is that lakesmay be stocked with unwanted fishby fishemen who throw left over minnows in the lakes That is why theuse of live bait is forbidden in certain lakes A pair of bluegills lays 17,000 eggsa year, perch up to 40,000 and walleye up to several thousand A pair of minnows grown to adulthoodcould cause a food shortage Goldfish, sometimes used as bait whoare voracious eaters could do the same thing The big problem is what happensto trout planted ininland lakesTheyjust do not reproduce 7 iiteh onesare now being planted This helps for 3 or 4 weeks when 75 percent of,are caught Those who getnot reprodIn theenemyto prevent lampreys froni1 upstream to spawn Higgs, p 3 iKennedy, p 2 0 ti Kelly, lbHuhman, asBurg, rf 3 1 13 1 1 About onethird of ie, Jfichlgand i Fftvoters voted at, the priftlTday On the Dejnocfcat ticketwere few, contests ty IWhad no opposition His pndi for It governor beat Geoflge ldgerald 5 to lPatrick McNamazalgot f Friday 8t Marys Catholic Chuzth Fr Alhart Schmttt, Pastor MSunday MassesS M8dMdult630, 800, 900100i, 11 JOSummer 8cfesduki 680, 800, ,00Noveaa PtiDemocrat nomination for Ualthough Blair Moody who die4weeks ago got about half a, many voles us McNamara Former State Police Had DonaldLeonard who just resigned 4s Dejtioit police Commissioner Won the Rbli i , 780 p myConfessionsFriday aftar Novenna Devotions, Saturday 730 to 900 p m SundayBefo 800 mass LOCAL NEWS j CURRENT COMMWTAn effort was maie in the finalek of the primary campaign to pmry campaign touse the Chilson prison camp as anissue gainst R Adi deBoomp WRepublican nomination for gover hnor rather easyHale wf 2ndOwen Cleary 3rd and Qr Jteyes 4thLeonard carried Waynecounty by a big majority and about all of the Michigan cities Calvary Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Beacby, PastorSS S SuptMorning Worship Sunday School Young Peoples MeetingKit Cardy had no opposition for Cottage Fellowship Sf xvicecongressman For the Democrats Wednesday Walter Each10001100 7303 0 0 Prof Donald Haywortb of Michigan Dr Harlow Shehan and wife ofJackson and Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor called at the William Shehanhome Sunday j issue gainst Rep AdrianAl Nesbitt and wife of Detroit J jCt He e to b e o aspen t Sunda y a t th e Jess e Henr y P n mJttee f the lei1home vr, u U a COuple of yea is ago when an inmate got awayRoy Dilhngnam anc ife were um e Chilson camp and committSunday guests at the o W Hookercottage at Zukey Lake Bob Pike and wife spent Sundayat the William Bentley home in Cor ed a number of depredations group in the vicinity circulated a petition to which they got a largenumber of signers and presented it ReJP deBoom They made a numMrs Morris Link of Brighton call lOy nf demands 1 That the Chilsoned on the Roy Dillinghams Wednes nn Rounds be fenced in runraed on the Roy Dillinghams Wednes Jday Guy Blair of Fowlerville call j f rhatWakefidd, cf 2 0 0, State College won the nominationAmburgey 2b 3 0 0i F RThb jl f Amburgey, 2b 3 0 0i Former RepThurberHll d ofy 3 0 0i phurber jejltDyer, 2b 2 0 0 Howell carred th county by a, jPacker, c 3 0 01 majority over Rep Adriandefoom 8001 called SundayThe Stanley Murdocks of Commacalled on Bob Pike and wifeweek be lighted nUrhts,lastRev J W Winger, PastorBarrett, 3b 3 0 11 but with only 2 Shiawasee pre j Sunday School ,1 cincts missing deBo6m was r ahead Morning WorshipDickson Bakery Hardy, 2b 4 AB R Hby 80 votes 930 AM1045 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at the0 0 His Democrat opponent js Joe Church 800Bipley, ssGherkft, 3b McMacken, pDieterle, lb 0 v Uenoa supervOl defeated50era i , Gould for Republican nomination lf, 1 0 for register of deeds 2 to 1 and 3 2 0j Kurka of Owosso3 20 There were few contests in the1 i i i tbe county Willam Haack, former 5 2 0 Genoa Choir Practise730 P MA Hearty Welcome To AllThe Peoples Church Undenom inational2 0 0 Prosecutor Wilf redErwir7 won over j M36 W,e,8t etn Main and3 0 0 Charles Gatesman Clay Goidon thein the final game Pinckney won a county surveyor who was ruled offgging contest from Kin B h bll Unadilla StrertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, Paster inmates wear a distincijve garb4 That they discontinue sending desperate criminals there None ofthese demands were complied withAria Jagruish and wife of Byron X,ctpt, to Ijht tne place nightsi the Pete Strainer family of Yp , rhlIsn cas is but one phase nti called at the John Boyer a bl Problem The Michiganhome Sunday The Jack Wrathell I lnon Proble has rown until now family of Ann Arbor calll Wed I n ls ,th 3aist in history At Jack I son they are sleeping in halls andanijrm5rs The lejgislature is at oddsnesdayBorn to Lambert Hincheywife of Dundee last week, a jrirl Bom to Lt andMrs John llarn itli the governor and refuses toki any steps to relieve theBom to Lt andvMrs John Ham mel and wife last week,Aug l,a son n lor ear the governor will The Harold Hollister family have lh0 credlt e state owns getThe Harold Hollister family have im creait Tne state owns manybought a farm near StockbrMjre and plalKs ami,recreation areas for whichwill move there August ijr The Harry Brinker isWiily have litie in Htle money available forupkeep It is an easy matter tosend convicts there throw up tar rper shacks and let them care for the pawugging contest from Kings Bar j the ballott ranon stickers but lost i Sunday School, thc Ann Arb0r league 13 to 10K Juhn Miiler 1893 to 793 Flovd Sunday Worshipsreent o I Tommy Hdughton for Pinckney was j Munsell, drain commissioner af80 Youth Group avay do j wild af tfteStartandallowed 5 runs ruled off the ballot ran on stickers Eveing Servic e rProduce the first inWing Pinckney got them and got 715 votes As he had no on I Thur Prayer Meeting 800 P Mhe lamprey is the great trout back cn 3 walksasingle and Meyers1 position he was nominated Jr Choir Practise wed 400 P M Electricity is nowmjgusedjhome mnand an error The barmen i In Putnam township 199 votes Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P M iow,,,vrt,of,nil,,mm,nff,addeM more the second but Pinckj were past 12 were spoiled There W Extend a Christian Welcome nqygot 8,on walk2 errors,a double I vere 108 Republican and 79 Demo Everyoneby Meyer, hrtrby Young and Moriar I cfat moved from the S H Tare house onWest Main St to SamtusckyMiehClyde Fisher ami wife spent thel parSl Thfv t 25c an hour Thereweek end witfctfce Roy Fisher fam i nrt now 7 such camPs and more areily at Miod lir is nounder consideration Theredoubt these camps are permanentfoment block structures are being the rhijson camp and the Watercamp in Jackson cOuntyThere iialso a building project on atCassidyj LakeAs the state owns this land itto is buying a new 60 pa singer school is not quite cUar how the counties bus Ican Prevent the building ofMrs Loland lirant entirtainitl anumber of children at her home Fri iday in honor of the birthdays of her daughter, Barbara and Pamela Anice time was had by allThe Pinckney Community school itloo ,,,,, ity ancf a home run by MeabonThis I The voteCONSERVATIONDEPT fOTESi ended the PihVlTney senring The bar j Democrat BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCHMr Hollister who bought the EdA 30 man crew will workthe ftext j pmckne6 weeks banding ducks in order toj Moriarit, men got2 more runs the 6thwas as followsGovemor DnmnL, HArnai UUUKUtl j W,,i, Sn ns place has traded itticket, Williams 79 3rtMlle N 3 Mile W of Piackney for Wr nsaways place on Cedar campsi Lt Gov Hart 65, Fitzxrerald 94060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg i Lake Roadfind find out hov, many are snoteach year y 3bMeabon, 2b Lav y, uTKailer, lb j 65, Fitzgerald f3 2 2 Senator, McNamara 51, Moody 19 Sunday Morning Service 1000A tame crow 2G years olddied1 atCharlotte last week This is beljeyjed Gentile, cfto he the recordThere is aningtance j ,Ytaungv iiof a 16 year old bams wallow,a M iVhyef, ss year old wild crow and bluejays 15 years old The average age crowslife is 5 years44 fires umaged 4G acres lastweek Header, vc2 2 Cong, Haywoith, 73, Elmer 5 State2 2l Senator, Leighton 53 Rep in3 0 OGroomcs 44, Kurka 14 Pros a 2 2Lavan 2, write in Clerk, St 4 1 0 Treas, Mary Koch 52 Reg4 2 2J Deedr Lorenzo Murphy 73 4 2 Com Wiggins 48 Coroners RayJames B Murphy Delecounty, convention Murray ,,,J MrsPhenix City, Ala, is near the larPt United States army trainingrhompsonjtamp 1, nution Ft Benning and14b 745Sunday Evening ServiceThurs Night Prayei ServiceFrank Shultz, Pastorv 9670 Marshall Rd Gen 76490 South Itxoa, Mich by Mrjmd Mrs R K Elliott Irf JL rJftSeek t ,A 26,000 ach and toilet building pVValker, 2bis to be erected and Warren JpujjjslJfttfi Park near St Joseph this jestf fTplmson ,ri1,6000,000 deer and smallhunting state licenses a j rf maile d ou t t o 4,00Wtifihiga n Ticense Jdealers jJ, JI n th e uppe r petfniiul a alter vAug 1 3 bountie s wil l agai n b e paidohboik j GALILEAN BAPTIS T MISSIO N920 0 McGregor Rd , Portag e Lak esnnedy , Lorenz o Murph y P W J Larr y Mattis , Pasto rirett , Le e Tiplady , Home r Abney Sunda y Schoo l 100 0 AM CTheRtjpublica n vot e was Gove r Mornin Worshi p 104 5 A M 47, Clear y 29 , Keyes S 1 1 Servic 7d0 P 13 Lt Gov F 81 Ucats , trappe d o r shot Thes e stat ebountie s wer e discontinue d in th elowe r peninsul a in 195 3Brus h canno t b e use d in pulpmill sbecaus e bar k an i leave s ar e includ ed lb vCoon , p Iviita y n i S Senator , Ferguso n 87 CongKi t 4 wJClard y 76 Stat e Sen v Hittl e 79 Hop Cornel l 7 0 i 1 lltor nell 70 , deBoo m 26Pros i 5 56,Gatesma n 47CIer kTc,2ii, iiagman 82 Treas, Eastman 85H Hegister of Deeds, Haack 58, Gouldlies at th lighted will pla the1 team of of Deeds, Haack 58, Gould37, Bush 3 Drain Co, Munsell 15 Wed PrayerORA SMITHOra Smith, 66, son nf the lateCor0ner Bordon 63 Dibble r David and Flora Reason Smith ofPinckney died at a Beltling hospitalJuly 26, following an operation At time he was in business with the Lloyd Wellman home The Rov Winger family is on a CilyH7 won but VouTd notmonths vacation Don Winger is sit office until January 1 Then hePilgrim Haven camp Grand Havn assassinatedThis brouirht down his father in Pinckney in a meat j Mesdanx Ella Iavey and Hazel y 64VGlay GrdOn meat market and , estauranlOf late Kelly attended the funeral of Orarf iG PeJptes t0 couy convention i yeajs he has lived at Mason where Smith at Mason last Wednesday Stanley Dinkel, Rosa Read, Geftrge he was a carpenter and builder Also Mr and Mrs Gene DinkelRfG AvfTEX DANCE ,, NormanMae Daller, , r, e Daler,Russel Pressley George Hauckhanded out stickers for Gordon andsOrie ofthe largest crowds in softi WJZball hisjtory tiurrfed otlt Thursday1 Wlthnight to the Old Timers and Donkey48 YEARS AGOThe township board at Howell has J Of b311 purchased 2 Abbott voting njAchimai IhTrtooTJtinkers game substitut numerous The hittingbut the fielding nthing tohfaThbout The Swarthout teamPostmaster Sherd Swarttiouttended the nationalvention at Detroit last week Born to Garnet Carpenterwife last week a girl Mrs George Reason is visiting herdaughter, Mrs Josie Sharland atMarque tte Handy township will, alsp useAbbott voting machines this fall 15 Fowlerville business men andConway farmers heve been servedwith a with a summons to appear in a damage suit by George Simpsonwho was tarred and feathered severweeks ago JFp G Rounsville and E W Burk hart have beennotified to move heirgrain elevators off railroad propertyBorn to Wirt Hendee and wifelast weekly daughter and to GuyHall a sonThe Ladies of the Congl churchwill serve ice cream at the operahouse Saturday night The little child of Mr and MrsWill Devereaux is ill at their hemein MiwaukeeWill Mclntyre who been in theWest several months has returVied home The Grand Trunk Railroad vittrun an excursion to the MichiganState Pair at Detroit August 30 to Sept 7 Round trip for single fareone way plus 50c for state fair ad ticket Surviving are his wife and a sister, Mrs Eugene Dinkel of Pinckney A brother died in California afew years ago The funeral was at years ago The funeral was ata split field and 3 candidat the Jewett Funeral Home at Masones from the Wayne county sectionHaleBrake was fid iover the Dinkel team 14 to 10 fcwtfithout hit 2 home runs,Ji r Lyman Battle hit onesftWVtfcc right field fence but got vihdVl and stopped at 3rd The teams Were Dinkel,p, Hendee, pBasydln, ct, Wardc Battle, lb, N VanBlariciim lb LVanBlaricum,2b HaleBrake was figured a winnerbut his conservativness defeatedhim He refused to tako P stand on legalized, bingo, Bonus for Koreanwar Veterans or votes for 18 yearj olds, Leonard came out for all of themIn Washtenaw county PatriciaNewkirk Hardy wag nominated for register of deeds and Erwin Klager for sheriff B Darrowv F Singer,ss ClairMiiler, J Wylie, Kennedy, outfieldSwaithout P 5inger,p, Dongp,Swaniout,p,Cliff Millar, c JackReason, lb M Meabon, 2br G Swarthout, 3b Mike Blades ss N Miller Rev Winger, Win Bauglin, Ridge Shimy, oijtfield The , ame featured bynumerousspills , was won by the single jrncn 2 to 1 The teams were Packer, D Packer,oyle, Herb Dyer,singieienC R W Wylie ii mud enthusedover his donkey, riding Thursday niteHesays he wwtyhot mind being a rodeo rider Paul Slick of Detroit is visitingtho Murray Daggs W P Close and wife of Linden Audrey Klikot of Brighton spent Sunday ,at the Mhpst Diakel home Mr and Mrs Ross Read and Mr last Wednesday conducted by theChristion Science Church The body was crematedCHARLES F WATKINSCharles F Watkins, 74, died of aheart attack at his home on Wasson Road Saturday He was born inIllinois and at one time was employ n funK ib overSunday for a week in northern blind pigs, gambling dens andMichigan i houses of prostitution flourishedTony defillippi and wife of Tawus unchecked and vice lords controflcalled on friends and relatives here t tne city enabling them to do aboutlast week, as pleased Then they overreachedBillie Hill wrecked his car Sun Albert Patterson, a lawye ran forday on the Howell Rd in front fj Attorney general of Alabama said if elected he would clean up Phenixt TT takewaabrought down thewrath of the state on the underworldThe mayor, police chief tfnd sheriff were removed from office and tbenational guard sent in to take overIn the meantime Pattersons,sonJohnand law partner had been named attoiney general and the day of the underworld in Phenix is endedIf given enough rope they usually hinir themselves, back in the dayswhen Alex Grosbeck was governorvice lords took over Hamtramack Avice flourished there uncheckedGrosbcck sent in the national quardto take over and restore orderSupervisor Stanley Dinkel attended aMake Water level meetingSunday at Base Lake Supervisorsfrom Hamburg, Dexter,Webster and the drain ronimissioners were alsothere Charles Bennett presidedMrs Edith Peck who stays withMrs Kninia Dinkel suffered a fall Saturdav and is confined to her bedMrs Marie Sweet and daughter,Mrs Margaret Warren and 2 children of Battle Creek and Mra Luella Patterson of Stockbridge were WedPatterson of Stockbridge were Wed, nnesday dinner guests a the Stanley1 People collect all aorta of things, Dinkel home MrsPatterson has justreturned froml Fiorida where herdaughter, Ms Mario Pascoe has Ha new baby girl Mrs Rosa Laltosa, the Vince LaRosas and the Lucius Doyle jr attended the wedding of Anna Dig and Robert Prevost at YpsilsntiSaturdayed at the Michigan State Sanita1 James Webb of Royal Oak andrium He married Hazel Hinchey 21years ago and since then has livedon the Erastus Hinchey farm on Wasaon Rd Surviving besides hiswife are a son, Harold of Milan anda daughter Mrs Margie Fisher ofToledo, OhioThe funeral was at the SwarthoutFuneral Home Tuesday, Rev EzraBeachy officiating Burial in , the Sprout CemeteryDROWNS AT SILVER LAKEThere was a drownjtig at Silver 1 and Mr Freji Readare spending aLake Sunday Alvin Faulkner, 36, of week at Hfifebel m Jfoe upper penin v L 1 nn X VanBtericum,HClare sulaKristen spent the weekdMiller, i pend at the Tssmer honied Silver Lake Mike Lawy and wife of Jackson Farmington drowning at 430 p min 40 feet of water Faulkner was in Donald Webb and wife of East Detroit spent Saturday with Mrs CoraWebbMrs Clare Miller and CCarol visited her mother, Mrs Stella FrankIn Detroit Sunday Her brother, Gerald Frank and wife of Los Angeles, Calif,, are visiting hereMrs Mae Barron and WilliamBrogan of Howell called on MrEleanor Ledwidge SundayLast Wednesday, Mrs Iola Hallentertained 19 members of herCountry Cooks 4H Club at herhome They got the dinnerThe Harold Adams and PerryBrown families of Ann Arbor were such as keysr stamps, coins, guns,dishes, and what not Last week weread of a most peculiar collection Prof John Fitzgibbon of Pablo SierraUniversity Madrid, Spain collectsrazor blades We did not believethere was much variety in rftiorbladrsThat they consisted of single and double edge blades but that isis all we knew about it It seemi there are at least 2,609 varietiesAtleast the professor has that manyand he may have missed a fewGerman and Austrian blades said to be the most valuableYou cannot do anything much ofimportance without treading OSKomeones toes For 50 years the skid row in Detroit, Michigan Aver fromWashington Boulevard to the ball park, has been a nuisance and eyesore, devoted to cheap saloons flop houses, pawn shops and second hadstores Much talk has taken place about cleaning it up and the cityseriously considering tearing it down, a motor boat with Mr and Mrs Sunday guests at the Ralph Hall an,d US1nf thf lanifr JSf,Jarnes Coffjnan of Farmington He homB industrial sites This dwtrtetiiwas setting in the middle of the The Gerry Eichmarw Russell ,nceT PtPd St T 6f the Boat, Mrs Coffman at clovers and Ambrose Kennedys, th,Ins,h w vwerre TJ A OA r, hm 1 oi u r railroads They are gone long atNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Baxber Sbopwill remain asHaircut, all tgrp Shaves ,, including Saturdays M EFor your Avon ProdocU tll JHaher Phone U 9971 ii LadiesAid will meet,p m Thursday, August1 home of Mrs Carrie O E S BAZAARPinckneyChapter 145 OES willhold,, their annual bazaar at the Pinckney Masonic temple on Saturday, August 7 from 1000 a m to 300 pm Luncheon served from jand Mrs Mae Mete of Hbwell spent one end and Coffman running the j gpcnt Sunday at the Doni Spears JM,VSunday at the Lee Lavey home motor As they approached the Car home in Redford and most of thelr 8OnS dUfMrs Ida Byers and daughter Jan 6er dock another motor boat crossedet, Janet FeiHer of Florida are vis their path and the wake capsized iting Relatives nere, their fcoat Coffman swam ashore,JfcP Fern Reagon and children Mrs Coffman clung to the cwho firrived b,aCk at th6ir home ed boat and was rescued butday twwettow Roscomnion and ner sand iramediatey anc brotlght back Mis Edna Reason body was recovered, 3 1IOUJ1100 a m to 200 p mAll are NOTICE , Fern ReaTgon and children Mrs Coffman clung to the overturnFaulkand thelious laterwho has been visiting her sisterMrs and takento a Farmington funeralCharles Eddy there homeMISSIONARY SOCTEffY MEBTTS The Ladies Missionary Socnety Dinners, Sandwchea, Ice Cream andof the Peoples Church met wjthMrs, Brftta Brash Brash last Thurs gters have moved to other sections ofShirley Wvlfe EUine Johnson fi there were hDonna Gudith and Jackie Birdsongall have 2 yr old heifers in the 4H bvestock exhibit at tho Fowlerville j down oW CorktQwn, theom to storm a council meeting lattand denounce the plaa toWE SERVEday Ruth Kirschke conducted theidevotion Mrs Lesjfcf McKhiey1 had the book review Refreshments Home Made PiesTHE DEW DROP INN Winnie Gallagher,, PropGenevieve Rybka of Detroit hasThe Pinckney Beauty Shop will be j were servedThe next meeting is been visiting her sister, Mrs Lloydlor 10 days starting AugustBfawith Mrs Lloyd Wellman with Mrs Galloway and with her was in DeShd9h y g yMrs Britta Bnufa Boverly Sherrod firing devotions, troit Monday Fairis she will no longer have to maintain the 78,000 people now thereAnother is the strong nationalistfeeling now sweeping the worldsuch as India for the HimloofcChina for the Chines and Egypt for the Egyptians, The greatest perhaps isthat planes and the atomic bombhare made Suez useless as a defensepost in case of warVe would not be surprised if Great Britfan returned the Rock of Gibbralter fortressto Spain as the atomic bomb hasalso rendered that place useless their ajaceelorsofIWinston Churchills ttatMMBtthat Great Britian will withdraw her military and civil personal hornthe Suez Canal zone next yewreMMa a surprise They hare 7MMBritish soldiers and dvitiaatAfter World War II ha aaidnot intend to preside at berment of the British entire However Great Britian hat atnof wttkdrawn from India and it Mting Suez over to Ept TktMa number of reaaoaa for tUtihVC t My recipe fixCRANBERRV AND APPLE JIC dvvqys successful fn myELECTRIC RANGEPUNCH fAtV O ortening 2 captat 13With husband Sid, talentedLucy Corbett writes cookbooks and cookery columnsShes a reporter, too Lucysalso a popular hostess, famous tor yummy pies likethu alwdj A baited to perfection in her electric rangeLucy daptindti on her electnoxmnga its so fast and accurate she can work, have time to rest and still entertainFoods look so beautiful,tasie so good because anelectric oven provides controlled heat and controlled moisture Ait theguesswork is gone allthe watching arid waiting, too Try electric cookingand discover how wonderfully easy meal ,ig can beBE MODERNCOOK ELECTRi TALLY YOUR DEALERor Delitr EdisonVII1 AGETAXESNOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOME ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYSHELEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer5 4 5 East Putnam Street, Pinckney, MichiganThanksTHANKS TO ALL WHO VOTED FOR ME AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION AUG 3 Sincerely YoursCHARLES B GATESMANRent Neighbor Nets HOWELL THCAREPhony check artists are said to heoperating in this county Brightenmerchants were taken for 1476 Teas Wed Thar, Aug 3, 4, 5last weak THE MIAMI STO7YThe Brighton firemen with their Sjtantatresosticater saved the W of Paul Barry Solttvan Luther Adlerfell in the water atCountry Club the6, 7Big Features 2 in Brighton BichaisJ Montalben, Betta St John SYLVAN THEATRECfaelsect, MichiganFriday, Saturday August 6, 7CONQUEST OF COCHISE la TechnicolorA Drama StarringJohn Hodiak, Robert Slack andJoy PageStooge Comedy Cartoon NewaTHE SARACEN BLADE in TechnicolorSt Patriers Chuid exhas stalled a fund railing campaign ifor a high school The Brighten board of educationis advertising for bids on a new 60 passenger school bos 80 Dexter children were taken tothe Detroit soo last week in two school bussesSchroeder of Dexter wU Sunday, Monday, August 8, 9wtM eiox uj pefp i statins Sunday 20 P M Contfor burial last weak I Jane RuaeeU, Gilbert Roland Jask Blaachard, ion of Mrs John inHoey of Dexter, Is now at Fort Camp THE FRENCH LINEbell, Ky la TsehnlceierDoris Elaine SudnickL daughter Phi Carey, Aubrey XottetinUM ASS ACRE CANYON Sunday, Monday, August 8, 9Sun, Mon, Tues, Aug 8, 9, 10J GLENN MILLER STORY Starring James Stewart, June AJIyaon Sunday Shows 8, 6, 7, P Wed, Thur, August 11, 12 PRISONER OF WARStarringRonald Reagan, Dewey Martin and Steve ForestCartoon and Pete SmithComingWar Arrow, SaskMcfttan Living It Up Andrew Budnicki of TueeWed, Thurs Aug 10, 11, 12 Fowlerfile will be married August1 Anne Baxter, Sieve CochrancSMcon THE CARNIVAL STORYa 9 Ib 84 in pike in Joslyn Lake lastLEE THEA1HEWhltnaof o lak, IftdblBay Lavey and wife of Gregorypant laat week in northern MichiTte DUtrict No 6 aoft ball tournement b at HoweU this year Aug Friday, Saturday, August 6, 7 11 to 14 Te teams are Waterford ,TV Pontiac, Roaerflle 3asal Park, How1 R1Jf T,,U and Brighton Eoserille won the RAILS INTO LARAMIEitata champkmsnip laat year Io TeehnicelorThe naaea of the daceaaed Kor1 wltieaa war veterans bate been added John Payne, Mari Blanehard and I6588 Jackson Road, Ann ArborPhone Normandy8 7083 Children under 11 HW Fioato the montonent on the HoweUcourmonae square Th Chelaea Kiwanis Club wereentertained at dinner at CasaidyLake kat week and afterwards lost loot a aoft ball game to that team 6to a Paul Maroney of Chelaea waa named dept finance officer at the American Legion contention at Grand Rapids for the 10th time Dan DuryeaandTHE THINGfrom another world What it itCartoonCinemaSeope Is Coming Soon Friday, Saturday, August 6, 7I SEA DEVILSI la TechnicolorwithYvonne Dt Carlo, Rock HudsonandWAR PATH In TechnicolorwithEdmond OBrien, Polly Bergea CartoonSun, Mon, Tues, Aug 8, 9, 10 Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh and Sheree NorthNovelties NewaWed, Thurs Aug 11, 12 Double Feature M ClsudeCAPTAIN KIDD AND THE SLAVE GIRLin ColorwithTony Dexter, Eva GaborOUTBOARD MOTORS Notes of 25 Years AgoThe Pinckney team beat Williamston here Sunday 15 to 0 The visi tors got 5 hits off Moran BatteriesPinckneyXoima 6 Lee William stonKirme ft KentCharles Collier, 69, died August 6Funeral at CongL church, Tuesday,Rev Esic officiatingI The Martin family reunion was i held at Bentley Lake Sunday August T is the date of the Ander son picnic at Triangle LakeFreeman Allison, 84, died Aug 3He was the son of Timothy and Ann Manvhev, Minis Carr Allison Ht married Martha at the Odd Fellows andBenedict in 1874 She dM m JWS t Home, Jackson, Sttnay LIVING IT UPOpen Sunday 2 p BL cont CartoonSunday, Monday, August 8, 9ROMAN HOLIDAY withGregory Peck, Audrey HepburnpuvHONG KONG In TechnicolorwithRonald Reagan Rhonda FMninfCartoonTues, Wed Thurs, Auj 10, II, J2 PHANTOM OF RUE MORGUE In TechnicolorwithDauphin, Patricia MedinaakoOUTPOST IN MALAYAwithClaudette Colbert, Jcc Hawkins CartoonLOOPHOLE withBarry Sullivan, Dorothy MaLoneNewsThe Harold Porter family visited Mary iYUpertaonRebeccasHis second wife was MhMead who survives He lervidterms in the Michigan legiiHe joined Uvingaton Lodge No in 1867 and waa their oldestber The funeral waa at the ho4Mon Rev Esic officiattagJBurial inLakevley Cemetery, HoweHLivinsion Lodge hod charge of graveside servkeeClement Fleming, 16, of HoweUdrowned in Cook Uke Friday Body was recovered Saturday The Ryan Construction Co whopared Pinckney Main Street nowhave a mile and a quarter pavingContract at Brooklyn1 Bom to Fred fiver and wife Aug8, a ,4Dean Reason, fke Lewis and FrankThompson are working on the cornborer quarantine at Grand HavenCalvin Hooker has new Plymouthcar jJim Koran pitched a 6 to 0 shut Iout game at Chelsea Kennedy, Cox, and Swarthout each had 1 bite BHI Jones of Flint visited Arnolddays last week CARD OF THANKSWe wish to express ourthanks to all our neighbors andfriends who assisted in making ourchicken dinner at the Deerfjeld Town Hall such a great successWewish to thank the candidates for office for their presence, especiallyly Hon G Mennen Williams, Governor for his inspiring remarks Ruth Wiggins, ChairmanTHE ROUSH PLUMBING HAS MOTBD TT310 WEBSTERST,UP 86607 PinckneyBetoty ShopHAT1 OFThe Ptifcets Cewrt far the Oomaty efFOUR ROOM APARTMENT WITH SHOWER ADULTS ONLYGENE MANN, 150 SOUTH HOWELL ST PHONE UP 83252 ef the BstsAt efEdward Spears 8r, DeceasedI At eeMsea ef eaU Oewt held July 26, 1064ifNetfee to Hereby Given, TW4 thethe petition of Irrin J Sennedy the adaiaiatMter ef amid eatate,pmrsfnii final aecouni be allowed and list III HURON EIVEB DRITBDBXTHR, MICHIGANPSONB HA M1I4Wayne AtLee and wife are visiting at the Cy Aim home te Gldwinef asld Court held em RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICEPROMPT AND COURTEOUSJadte ef Notice la Ove, that thereeMne of amid estate aisigmed t tt fee frereoaai entrkled thereto, wffl be heard at the Probate Oecrt on kij 17th day of Aoguet at tea A M 1 X ,mr , PIONEERINGVacation Bible School AUG 9 to 13GaKfian Baptist Church, Portage LakeMM CaHdren 3 to 16 Years Old Invited Day 930 A M h 1130 P MWffl Go to Portage, Silver and Pmckney Day to Pkk Them UpUP 89714 neckney It la Ordered, thai aotiee, be given by lafcHwtlia efi hanaf Jar afksaringfaiDisaateh the petition ef K Leala Staekableof said estta,prayingher annual aeeeoat be aHowsd willbe heard at the Proaato Gem oftAngoat 10th, 1964 atIt isbe grven byesF pNsjiaaa ss saja asreof, Isr Oreo weekssake andKepafr All Makeslies Grven in AdvanceStmgtet Sewing Mactake4 , least fevfieaah aaringVorCompanyiodgTa totals tmiR T VSALES AND SERVICE125 Webiter St Phone 118PINCKNEY, MICHIGANEAVES TROUGHWhy Let Your Roof Wash Away See Us FFor YourBAVB8 THOUGH NEEDSWE ALSO RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UHftS 8 1 S PinckneyWM H BRASH JRSEWING MACHINES McPhenon State BanlHoweU Mtehtjer17761054VISITORS TO VACATIONLAND The 120 lakes of LivingstonCounty offers beauty, cool breesesand fine fishing More and More vis Hors are becoming annual residentsFor the benefit of the visitors toour Livingston County Vacationlandour banV offers its service in cashing checks or in providing a check ing account to care for summer oryear round needs We also have on file all the latestfinancial reports for those who wishto keep n touch with the financial worldWe want to saest you, OOSSJS hiand see as , Y i,DRYGOODSGROCERIESCANNED G GENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE 114 So Bowefl ItBob Wight of Detroit oalled at theDispatch office FridayGeorge Dagg ar tad wife of Deroit are visiting Many Dagsj andwifeMurray Dagg, George Dagg ar aadJack Bannett attended the NorthTllle raeee Thursday nightBill Clark and fustty of Ann Arvirtod hit mother, Mrs Nelliedark Kay Wylie patted her grandmoUier, Mm, Bdaa fileri last weekThe Volney Teeple family of theSoo called oa Blanch Martin lastFOR SALESCHOOL BUILDING AND SITE APPROXIMATELY 1 ACREThe Board of Education of the Dexter Agricultural Schoolswill sail it public auction the Smith School building and site locatedon Dexter Town Hell Read at the corner of North Territorial RoadThe auction will be held at 200 pm, Saturday, August14, 1954 on the above described premises This property will be sold to the Highest bidder for cashTits iatarestt of the school district therein will be conveyed tome highest bidder by quitclaim conveyance covering all the in tereets of the district therein The right is reserved to reject any and all bidsFOR SALESCHOOL BUILDING AND SITE APPROXIMATELY 1 ACREThe Beard of Education of the Dexter Agricultural SchoolswfR aall at public auction the Parker School building and sitefocat ad on U S 12 at the corner of Parker RoadTho auction will be held at 400 pm, Saturday, August14, 1954 on the abovo described premises This property will be sold to the highest bidder for cashThe Interests of the school district therein will be conveyed to thehighest bidder by quitclaim conveyance covering all the interests of the district therein The right Is reserved to reject any and all bideLONE CEDAR INN CHBESBBAMBURGHRS, HOT DOGS CONY ISLANDS9UEGB8S, GRILLED CHEESE, MALTS, SUNDIES NOT DRIVEIN CURB SERVICE JUST EAST OF PINCKNEY ON Revl Ruegsegger and family wereSunday dinner guests at the MarkNash homeThe Bo Jack were Sunday dinnerguests at the Robert Ackley homeRoberta Ackley left this, weekoila trip through Illinois with, the Kbniiie Hoskins family The John McDontvels have goneback to ClevelandThe Pettysvtfle 4H QuartetteNancy Nash Barbara, McAfee, Jol een Baydlo yCarol Gerycz willsing oft the 4H Talent Show at theFowlerville Fair Thursday nightMr and Mrs tfoi ,Sw,arthoutof Pinekney entertained, for din , The Pinekney CongL church has, started a fund for artificaiia eye for Florence Utley, 7, daughter of Mrs Altna Utley of Portage Lake whoIdsft her eye in an accident lastspring The Otto Potdson family were inMiddleville, Grand Rapids, Dowagiac and Cassapolis last week A telegram was received from Sergt Robert Lavey Saturday from Camp Kilmer, N J He is,expected home tdday Last February went to Germany and has just arrived back from There Lorenzo Murphy attended theDemocrat chicken dinner at theDeerfield town hall Thux niteAbout 380 were there Goy G MennenWilliams spoke ,Lawrence Camburn and wifespent the week end at Gaylord Mrs Nellie Clark underwent anoperation at McPherson hospital, inHowell Monday Suzanne Clark isvisiting the Bill Clark family inAnn ArborSunday guests of Mrs WinifredGraves were the Walter Graves,Jfcck White and Don Walker families of JacksonMesdames Frances Robinson andWinifred Graved wire in Detroit last MondayMesdames L J McKinley andWinifred Graves were in Howell on Saturdayj The Bob Umstead family have moved from the Joe Stackable farm to Hamburg villageI Robert Vedder rolled his car over Saturday night about 6 p m ati Lakeland just east of the Ann Ar bor Raikoad ironing The car wasa total wrek but he was taken toISt Joe hospital, Anun Arbor but wn able to come home in 2 hours I The Wiitiam Brash sr and jr,i families leave this wek for a trip tq West VirginiaThe ROBS RjejUUi will spend August at their cottage at Portage Lake, The locall barber shop quartette MYRON HUGHES Complete Line Plumbing Fixtures V 7 and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HtsfirtComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UP83114 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 EHoej Son TRUCKS TRACTORSCARS, RUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWKU, MICH PH 1632Represented by H W WYLIE RESIDENCE PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN PHONE U2Steele and wife , The Lester McAfee family attended the barbershop quartette convention at Gerraania Park, Ann Arbor Sunday A The Ival Shirley family of Deerfield spent Sunday at the AlbertShirley home Mrs f Maryn Temple ton and children of Keego Harbor called Wednesday 16 local, archers, of the, GoldenArchers Club attended a shoot Sun day at the Norn Mjller farm A pot luck dinner was served Walter Clark and wife spent theweek end in Tawas, , v Hardld Clinton and wife, ftalphGardner and wife, TMrs MargeClinton and children of Detroit wereguests at the C J Clinton home Sunday, Phyllis Clinton, has beenvisiting here, , ,The Joe Griffith, Otis Matteson George Gardner Charles Ashiordcompeted at the song contest at Germania Park Ann Arbor SundayJoe Jeffreys and Bob Darrow spentthe week end at the Wheeler cabinin the upper peninsula L D Hafpn and Aaron Shireyhave gone tABcut Jordan Simday gutste at the W H Meer home were the William Lambfamily of Ann Arbor, James Meyerand wife and Mark Farrell and wife of, CaliforniaThe Gene Shehan family of AnnArbor and Mis Btaa Spears and Jack Sheldoft spent Sunday with Mrs Louise ShehaaThe Claude Swarthout family areat their cabin at Lovells The Leo Bettys famUy,Walled Lakespent Sunday at the Roger CarrhomeJ Secora and wife of Detroit call 1111111 a iitvu nyiuiv,vf ,her sister, Bernice Swanaon of BayCity and Mrs Anna Jay of Detroit called at the Murray Kennedy homeSunday rweekRobert Read with Dr Leigh ofDearborn flew to Ranger Lkes in northern Canada and back last weekStefanie Brown of Detroit waa aHMSOMERS HOUJSTERSPECIALS I ney Thursday It was damaged fey1 fire laat May Mrs Loren Baasett and Mrs Norjman Davis and daughter of How ell called at the Irvin Kennedy homelast week MrsrHelen Kennedy of Howell and Bernice Swanson of The Robert Seefeld family of Oolumbus, Ohio, spent the week end atthe Earl Baughn home Rita remained for a weeks visit Most of the 4H Club membershere will exhibit, at the Fowlerville Fair this week Barbara McAfee ITS HERETHS PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOUTtSPECIAL LIMITED TIM OFFERfteulr riee 10000Allowance fr youi ge 0000You pay ealy 0000Come In tottey 5eo th i beautiful range moJeespecially for hornet lcyoJ to cas maim SeeIng Coolite the euiamatic oven pHot thatGROUND BEEF Lb BEEF ROASTS, lbPORK CHOPS, LbSUCED BACON, Lb Open Daily 900 A M to 400 PM 39c59c59c Wednesday with Mrs Blanch Naylor of Eaton Rapids The ArthurClarks of Florida ae vistting thsre Mrs William Marshall of Stockbridge suffered a stroke last week and is at Rowe hospitalThe GeorgeMeabons called at the Marshall home several times last week Mrs Edna Euler and Mrs NellieWylie called on W H Euler at the Mich State San Saturday Hockey Appliance StoreMkMgtm Phet 14Kheifers, the Bur hoys aad Don Clark lamfes Donald Singer rabbits,Ithe Leo Davis milking shorthorns will also be thereMrs M J Beaton is visiting hersister, Mr, liable Soydam in JacksonMrs Nan Ledwidge and new babydaughter, dusan Kay, returned to their home on Darwin Road laatThursday, from St Joe hospitaLAnnArborPLUMBIN8WATER SYSTEMSStasleySmndayi 900 A M to 200 P M MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSColl Itm and Bake Seeds Spedal on Barn Paint, galLAKELAND BOAT aitrHANDlCRAn SHOP BAIT ACBOMFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSffftaWWKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANYTHE4, 19Mi The Circuit Qi MICB4GAHG fer la tyIflYINO CtOUDHPiyy onpiecWad proitcied by ONLY7400 and up LM mulchtr of ORDER OF PUUCATIQN Lillian B HyfftnttP PlaintiffVs fTheron Hoffman, DefendantAt a seeaton of said Gadrt betd atthe Court House in the City otiHowelL Michigan on the 26th day ioi July, 1964 Present Hfe Michael GarlandCirJ cuit J udgeIn this cuse it apfigftrjnff by affi duvit on file, that it cannot tpa aa certained in what state or Cptmtiqrthe said defendantTheron HoffmanresidesOn motion of Glenn C Yetiavt,Attorney for plaintiff, it is ordtrtd that the appearance of the said defendant, Theron Hoffman, be ejgteted in this cause within three months from the date of this orderand thatin case of his, appearance thatcause his answer to the bill of pliant to be filed, and an a copythereof served upon plaintiff a att torney within 15 days after servicon him or his attorney of a copy of the said bill, and in defajilt thettofihat said bill be taken as confessedby the said defendant, Theron HoffmanAnd it is further ordered, that theraid plaintiff cause this order to bepublished in the Pinckney Dispatch,a newspaper, printed, published and circulating in said county, and that such publication be commencingit hi it 40 days from the date of thisrlei and that such publioation becontinued therein once each week or six successive weeksMichael Carland, Circuit Judge 0CushioncSkcu THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEDTHE LAVtY HARDWAKr jTOREAttention Att u HOW IS YOUR irr PTNCKN1WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOUJCAN BUY A BRAN NEW CORlf FORTABLE AND COZY HOM1LIVING ROOM, 2 BEDROOMSJEFFFICENCY KITCHEN AND BATH, NICELY LANDSCAPEED FOR 6,500 with 1590DOWN PAYMBN1 IS LOCATED AT 3100 PATTERSON LAKE ROAD CALLAFTER 6 P M AT FARMING I TON U27M t,TThe JPinektfcy Saaitaritny M, Du, LPinckney, Michigan 1100 AM to 200 P MExcept Wednesdays, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P Min romr ho orplao of DuslnM Woobligation No extra , c SIM Drop at erdSALESMANSName and DfiNTlST li212 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 0C5Residence 814iVi ings by AppointmentTowell, Michigan Myroi JPlumbing and Heating RepairingLicensed Master PlumberPhone 183P2Phone Up8rjl4 1075 E M36FUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthout DirectorModern EquipmentAmbulance Servicehoiiws J0 and 6i, Pinckiiej JACK HANNETTPHONE UP 83 17 5 PhoneSlarhS,J 1207 F Cl Rivjr8AVE TIME AND MONEYTime often is money to be sure dit bSoReal tsUtcBroker ajje G Bowkhoff, SrOPTOMETRIST West Grand RiverHowil, Michigan 61Time often is y In tendng bank deposits by mail, City, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With Meyou can really economize Nor doyou lose anything in the way of personal service, because The Mail Gets OurImmediate AttentionEach deposit or order goes dhvctlyto the window or department youd RRFRICiKRATIONvisit in personStormy weatherbusy timesor whenaway from homebank by mailFirst National Bank Lea LaveyGeneral Insurance Pinckney, MichSERVICEriarold RadyUf pairs an All MakesPhone 154F3 Pinckney Lloyd HandeeLivestock HaulinpWeekly Trips Made toGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phoae 161F1Roger J CarrComplete Insurance Coverage PHONE UP83133Under Federal SupervisionMEMBER OP FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONAll Depoiita Insured Up to 10W0for Each DeoiitorMrs George Roush, Mrs Henry AucUneerain Salts A SpecialtyBeri WyiieCall Fovvierville 226FCArnold Berquist Cemetery MemorialsPrices Ycu Can Afford TJ i Milford, MichiganMilford Granite WorksReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Propert Business Opportunities You r Propert y Wit h M Pictur e Tube I S I T WFA K O R DEAD WfcHAVc4tU , LQUlrWlLIN i l UALLMAKLSOFF1C1URC 1 UbL S A i A VtR YLO W COS TOU R WOR K IS GUARANTEE D FO R 3 0 DAY SCALL SHIREY S RADI O TV Phon e 83F 2 Pinckney , Michiga n Mrs Ethe l Sprou t an d son , Joh nspen t Sunda y a t h e Harol d Conin ej hom e in Ferndal e WatchWatcher , Wcrtc h Brmd s J Handmad e Feathe r Billfa lierakiBroke r 20 9 Nort h Pear lPinckney , Mch Phon e 13 Soner s Grocer vPinckne y Rea dPRICE Sfoer Mia Wis a to Tf w PA705J 2 CLASSIFED ADVS FO R SALEWhit e Roc k Flyers ,wt 4 lb s an d over Mrs J Murph y142 Swarthou t Rd Phon e UP8973 5FO R SALhJStewar t Warne r tabl emode l radi o in goo d condition , Roll awa y be d wit h inne r sprin g mat alf a5416 7,anFOR RENTVican w Aug idea l yea r aroun d cottag e io i yoaiu couple , newl y decorated , warm,neu tan d cozy Reluce d ren t fo r yea raroun d tennantPhon o U P 3329 orcal1 lJBeardBleyJRoadv, aowerDoyleFOR SALEReo Powcifor 35 00 Lucius JPhonet UP S31237 Acres o 6rim Alf t Uii SALK by OwnerSummeralfa second cutting Guy C Michaels cottage, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, large 5416 Patterson Lake Road screened in orch on hill overlooking i PattsLison Lake complexly iA14 week hFOR SALE 1946 Kelvinator Refngerator, 76 size, like new, reas onable Call HA 65308 DealerROOM FORRENTPinckney7 Entrance semiprivate, Bath at 145 Stuai, StFOR SALEElectric Range, 3 burners jmd an oven, very cheap Munay Kennedy, U P 83178FOR SALEEvanrbil Water Heater complete with 2 barreh andfor 35Stuart St, Pnckney be seen Saturday or Sunday, August7th or 8th 1118 7 Hillside Drive Patterson Lake, complety furnishFOR SALEiUsed Combine Cheap Carl Holliste 2822 M36 WFXE SALE8 room aasf, In Pinck ney Will accept bids 236 3 Howell St, Phone UP86B62WANTEDWorK Dy the dy Mrs, Margeret Huhman 610 UnaoUlaPinckney, MichiganFOR SALE7 rabbits, will averagew 4a lbs each Robert Harboldt Phone UP8991Pinckney iFHVESFFGODSTIiRf 3 n 0R SALE Jersey Calf 10,, also a , modern with eil furnace Inquire of kitchen range 10, 2 grindstones 70c Bo Jack 387 West MainBEAT PING REE TEAM ch Harrison Cooper I JUjladill Mich IFOR SAL lin Outboard motorPinckney played a game nere Mon , 3 HP nearly new 5000day night with Pingree, most of FOR UK NT Sleeping room, private Lucius Doyle UP 83123,Pifickney of whom play in the Howelll leaguo entrance, semiprivate bathJim Wilson for Pinckney allowed a 145 Stuart St, Pnckney I hits and was only in trouble the 4th when he batsman2nd on a walk to double and hits by Wilson Reader WANTEDBaby Sitting days and mid Mojriarity Their big ining wasldm tne week Experiencedte 4th when they scored 6 times on Frances Barrett, 722 Unadilla St a walk, hit batsman, 2 errors and pkney, Michiganedy of the Teeners Dlaved ritht Weidi UPPS Vuto tms 4 nules west of Howefi FOR RENTCottafce,goodsafe sandy beach for children,fcoat3 weeks of AugustRtel PnckneyLakeWCflAMcm4 grcrveL Qiadod or mixed, also processvd road qravei READY MIXED CONCRETEQUALITY and caught tlie Teeners played right rp UF4JUTO AUIO veia 4 mnes west OI wowen atHe got a hit, scored ft run Autmotiv Glass Sbld and Mason Road, fhane, hlught one fly ball t, laiojld PHONE 13 8 9 HOWEIL 1018 East Grand HivwPhone 151 MAJWfcLfe8 SAW Howell MichiganABBHFOR SALEFuel oil heating 4 0 1 Stove Dale Miller phone78Fi3 at 4950MEATSFRUITS GROCERIESVEGETABLE Pinckney1 Mdriarity, 8b Bailer, lb 4 LAWN MOWER SHARPENING,11254 RIVERBANK LANEHILAND LAKE, SUCH7 FISHf rix MARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICELARKS 1 02 1 1 22 08 2 2 4 111 1Pingree AR RHMeabon, as 8Gentile, If 4Jeffreys, 2b , 2Wilson, p Reader, c Kennedy, rf 2 ORDER YOURCarpenter, ci 4 1 1 Grover, 2b 4 0 1J Paton, If 4 0 0B Ward, rf 4 1 1 Ward, m 2 1 16 Grover, p 2 1 1 R Ward, c 2 10Bixtiafer, lb V 8 0 0Gehrinffer, 8b 8 1 1RESPONSIBLE PERSONmale 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 04, 1954 Description An account of the resource August 04, 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 1954-08-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/cd37b155ff04e50e56523fd889a98e6d.pdf 7400f8194c5d7c8730e95d2c25584862 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. , , V r WU 1964 NoJtThe Fowlervflc FairFowlrvia Fair got k WpM As W Heard It, ESPECIAL NOTICEer lat week aUhought tne auw Headquarters Norton Air Force called off Wednesday night pp gan Bernardi Caifornia ,tiiAJJ 20iCUrk, Donald EAranSubjectAirman of Month Award,To Staff Sergt Donald E ClarkAF 16355341 Hdq Sqd Sec 1002d InspGenGroup Norton Air Force Bate By direction of the CommanderNorton Air Force Base announcessons Mrsinorydue to rainThursday night was the 4H livestock parade The following fromhere had 2 yiold heifers and calvesin it Nancy Nash,Barbara McAfee, Shicky Wylie, Jimmie Wylie,Jackieand Diane Birdsong Victor Basydlo led Barbara Nashs heifer in the par AirmanoftheMonth Award far ade and Karl Burg, Barbara Me j July 1954es the rest led their own The To Staff aDavis farm here probably hadmost enteries There were shortn bulls led by Mr Davis and hisin law, Charles Froelich,5 calves by his 2 granddaughters, 2 grands and,John Burg2 horses riddenby hia daughters, Mrs McCann and s raa,,There were many horsestheparadeinekiding Jeanne Gregj of Howell and her championship horse, a donkev and farm machineryThere was one unpleasant episodeThursday night After the livestockparade a horseman stampeded theDavis bulU as they were being led to the cattle bam This caused MrsMrs McCanns horse to throw herand drag her some distance When Mr Davis remonstrated with thehorseman at the horse bam next tothe cow ham he was jabbed in the arm with a pitchfork and MiFroeHch struck with a fork Statepolice restored orderIn the ball games Howell beatPerry, Webberville beat Fowlervilleand Howell beat Webberville Joe Lavey1played with HowellThe Burg boys, Davis boys andFroelichs won prizes with their lambs Donald Singer took many prizeswith his rabbits and won the bicyclegiven away Wednesday In the 4H talent show Thursdaynight, Elaine Johnson played thepiano, Larry VanSlambrook, the ac cordian and the quartette, NancyXaen, Barbara McAfeeJoleen Basydk and Carol Gerycz sang The following won blue ribbonsfor food preparationNancy Nash, Gotten LaBelle Red Ribbons toLouis BasydloBarbara Singer and Don StageSue LaBellewhite,LindaBechler Louise Basydlo won a blue ribbon in canning and Donald andBarbara Singer and Barbara McAfee ir freezing To Staff Sergt Donald E ClarkAs Assistant Administrative Supervisor of the Directorate of Procur ment and Xnspecton 1002 InspectorGenera Group Staff Sergt DonaldE Clark displays unusual initiativeand continually makes efforts to im prove the quality of his work Hewas assigned to duty with the directorate procurement inspection,theInspector General USAF at Norton Air Base on Feb 10, 1964 His ability to improve techneque is highlighted by the fact that while stillin the embyonic stage of learninging his new job he immediately and his own violation, set up a superior filing system for procurementinspection reports and an improvedcontrol system for these reports The new procedure initiated by S Sergt Clark takes less time to maintain and are less complex and more effective than procedures previous SOFT BALL NEWSIn the soft ball Time bete teeFriday night the Teeaere It efirst game to the QQfceefciakft Hrware team of Howeil 4 to S whenthat team, broke a 8 to 8 de by scor ing a run the 7th innings In the lastPinckney beat Howell Cty Service11 to 6The Pinckney Ida gotJ a run tht first on hits by HuhmaiBums andfaturdajr 0 to irOO p m Higgs and2 the 5th on hits byDavy Bums and Gord LaBelle andwalks to Kenneay and Dyer The hardware team scored the winningrun on a walk, a hit batsman and a Hwoht Itei OriMiie ChurchMm Fr iiert leJwltt, Paster800, 90060, 800, 900p mFriday after N Devotions,fttfthit Pinckney TeenersHuhraan, sa Barrett, 1b AfiRH4 0 13 1 0Amburgey, 2b 4 0 lBurns, cf, 8b 4 1 2Higgs, H , 4 0 2Kennedy, p 2 1 0Dyer, c 2 0 1LeBelle, 3b, cf 2 0 1Hollister, rf 1 0 0Singer, rf 10 0Girkaaua AB HSpittle, rf 3 1 1Calvaiy IHnnooite ChurchBAT Em Beachy, Pastor8 8 BntL Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100rYoung Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service 738NEWS , CURRENT COMMWTThe Asher Wylie family attended The recent primary election inthe Ionia Fair Monday The Bob Egeler family spent lastweek in northern MichiganWm KeUham and the Ralph Kctdiams of Calif, visited their sisterdinlaw in Brighton MondayH M Buzzard of DetrSaturday with his parents, the H M which Gov WUliams without opposition polled about as many votes asthe 4 Republican candidates combin shows that the Democrat party wilJhave strength this la 11Of count Wayne who cast nearly fifty percent of the total vote was one ofH M Buzzard of Detroit spent reM0IJHl Brake overestimat f his out state strength He saidif Leonards Wayne county majorBuzzards The Youths Croup of the Peopleschurch visited the Jackson CascadesTuesdayLeslie Ropes of Detioit culled at theNelson Buzzard home Saturday ity was less than 40,000 he wouldbeat him In Livingston countywhich is about the most conservative in the state Brake did not carryja single precinct Leonard got all all but Iosco which went to KeyesSomehow Cleary failed to appealThe Ahrens family reunion wasWh his license sale Uancn officesheld at the home of Mrs Mae Daller,11 ver the tate he was expectedSunday with 19 present from Albion, to hfve a Powerful machineOther Jonesville, Flint, Fenton, Ypsianti, leta of state have GuyJenLailg,Ward, cf Bowman, lbHumphey, c 4 12 ChurchBar J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930Morning Worship The Ralph Ketchams of TnlifWm Ketcham visited the Lunmn Kct lMcKay, the old Grand Rapchams in Jackson Sunday James CrumbauKh vsitod his snn, lds bo8s engineered the deal thatCleary m to split the voteThatl1045 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at theasly utiized Besides improvingating techinques relating to his job f BurmisterPincUS Serg Clark always works fever 4 03 14 13 0 1 8 0 0Service game was Pinckney4 0 0church a 80010 0 Wed Choir Practise 780 P M iwith dispatch and to the best of hishis ability He is quick witted fast moving and has a pleasant personality He presents an impressive and neat military appearanceS SergtClark finds the time after accomplishing his assigned duties in a superior fashion to actively participae as a member of the BaseWelfare Board He reflects greatcredit upon himself and the UnitedStates Air CorpBy Order of the CommaderH R Davidson, Major Gen USAF In addition Donald got 3 days ata Los Angeles Hotel with all expen es He is a son of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark of Pinckney A Hearty Welcome To AllThe PetsJee Church UndenominationalM36 West between Main and Unedilla StrertsRev, Keith Ruegeegger, PastorSunday School 945 AMby Mortality and Jeffrey, t walks Sunday Worship 1100AMnd Gentiles tripleThey got 2 more, Youth Group ney scored, 4 runs the 3rd on hits James CrumbauKh vsitod his sn, paiy, at Fort Lee Va last week wUh Cleary out Brake would have Clarence Deal and wife of Webber wo That Leonard nly got 35 perville and Mrs Alma Hirris and Ziajcnt ot tht vt Charles Diggs,called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday negro undertaker from Detroit wainominated for cpngress by the DemThe Dale Miller family were Sumats As his district has electedday dinner quests at the Woodroe jDemocrats for 20 years he has a Massey home ,Rood chance to win If so he will beR W Wylie sorjourned at Ander,tne fllst ne8T ever elected to conson Saturday and helped Ins dal Te rom Michigan George Fitbuild several hundred rods of fence tfUaMs revolt against Gov Will The James Deal family of Toledo, Ianis Jld not amount to much HeOhio, the Gar Bennett family of Jin,was badl beaten by Phillip Hart, cinnatti, Ohio and the Carlfamily of Brighton700 PMthe 5th on an error and Jeffreys Evening Servic e 800 pm y ghome run In the 6th Gentile, Reader Thur Prayer Meeting d M Jand Meebon and Lavey hit Jr Choir Practise WedS dg ya home run HqweMgot a run the Sr Choir Practise Wedr 800 P M400 P M 780 P M3rd, 2 the 4th and one the 6thDavy B , playing, with batted in3 runs, getting a triple the 4th withTHE SCHOOL CENSUSThe school census taken in May1954 shows an increase in school agepupih of 664 over 1953 There are also 8220 children under 5 years of age which shows the increase willcontinue Putnam township now has676 pupils of school age and 216 below the ace of 5 years Hamburghas 366 of school age and 144 beUw S years of age Howell has 1844 ofschool age and 875 below 5 years,Hartland had 697 and 247 below theschool agBrighton uas 1522 633 below school age Handy has 2016 of 578 below school age z onPinckneyMoriarity ,3 bMeabon, 2b We Extead a Christian Welcome toSiwjoneBETHEL BAPTIST CfiURCHABRHjS Miles N 6 3 Miles W of at theBen White home Thursday The Gerry Eichmans took Karent the 4 H camp at Brighton Sunday Carol Miller, Dorothy Doyle and UiKb ui Mitfer are also there Mrs K n Miii is counselor Stanley Murdock and wife of Corrnn eit Sunday a the Bob Pike1 hotne444H4 PICNIC AUG 19The Pinckney Area 4 H Clubswiill hold a picnic at Bishop Lake on Thursday, August 19 All leaders,4H boys and girls and their famil ies are urged o attendBAKE SALE AUGUST 14The MarionIosco Kings Daughtersvill hold a bake sate at the Smith Lowe Store in Howell August 14,starting at 900 a mCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank the Ladies Aid, theKings Daughters, all my friends and relatives for the sympathy cards Ireceived at the time of my brothersdeath They were appreciated veryklLavey, 3b 3Jeffreys, lb 444 4040 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgSunday Morning Service 1000 followed by MessageEvening Service 746Gentile, If Meyers, ae 4 0 8Huhman, rf 3 1 0Houghton, p , 3 frReader, c 1 2 12 11 22 12 2,1 3fltmt Night Prayez Service 746 I heirthe governors choice for It governor Thurber Cornell only lackedabout 20 votes of beating Adrian leBoom for the legislature WilliamGroomes of Whitmore Lake wonthe Democrat nomination He talk ed over the radio every day thelast week of the campaignSenator McCarthy has againthumbed his nge at the Republican senators in Washington who havePrank Shultz, Pastor170 Marshall Rd Gen 75490 Lyon, MichCity ServiceHaller, M GAULBAll BAPTI8T MISSIONAfi R HI9200 McGregor Rd, Portage LakeBennett, li 4Richard, If 8 0 00 0 1 0tVman, c 4 1 2bailer, lb 2 1 0M Nixon, p 4 1 1N Nixon, cfBurns, rfBassett, 8b 3 2 13 0 23 0 1much y ppMrs Mable DinkelCARD OF THANKSCONRVATION DBPT NOTES Akont d60 atre in Michigan arebeing sprayed with plant chemicals to provide opening for small gameThe areas are at Lansing, Lapeer and the SaginawGratdot district 5counties in the upper peninsula willbe sprayed likewise81 fires damaged 14 acres lastweekThe years total is 8116 acres A law suit is on involving the pubthe public use ef Lake Ann, a small like near Rogers City Blooming green algae is a nuisance in Michigan lakes and mat FAMILY NIGHT AUGUST 14 j We wish t0 expresa our sincereThe Peoples Church hold Family j thanks for the flowers from ourNighAugust 14 at 7 p m with apotluck supper A colored film with found, Boating in Alaska will beshown The recently completed ceKtent recreation court which is light ed will be used for badminton, and Handicraft Cub sent in remembranceof Grandma MarhallMary and Marsnau MeabonANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENTThe engagement of Donna DeVoedaughter of Arthur and Viola Burnett DeVoe to Earl Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson of HiiandLake is announced The wedding isin October 2 SOFT BALL GAMES FRIDAY 2There will be S sou ball gamesat the righted field Friday, Augustj IS In tne first game the Teeners will play the Kiwanis Juniors ofHoweil In the second contest thePinckney team will meet the Argusteam of Ann ArborThe attejune, has falLen off andif tt does Botpkk up the lightedgames may have to be discontinued Remember the boy a have to pay forthe lights Pinckney plays at Cassidy LakeMonday night Theteam most leavePinckney at 600 p m Larry Mattis, PastorSchool 1000 AMMorning WorshipEventee ServiceWed, Prayer Meeting 1045 A M730 P M 780 p, MWE SERVEDinners, Sandwchea, Ice Cream and Home Made PiesTHE DEW DROP INK Winnie Gallagher,, Prop William jr at Great Lakes Naval jshown that they are still afraid ofTraining Station Chicaa, last week, riini So much so that they refusedThey also saw Corky Hamniel there, to Vote on a resolution of censure Mrs Wm Brash sr and Mrs Wm gainst him but instead after weekBrash jr and son Lennie, are on of debate referred it to a committee 10 days trip to West Virginia iof senators, 3 Republcan and 3 De Week end guests at theRouh home were Jack Teeters,John Halby and Jack Hart of Detroit Rev llowey and wife of Brinhtnnwere Sunday dinner UCMS f Olin Robinson and wife Rex SackHt andJames Lunfonl of Dilroii alo wi rcallersMrs, Edna Spears and Jack Sheldoncalled on Mrs Arthur Kryeh at theMich San Sunday who was recentlyoperated uponThe Andrew Nisbets, AsherNOTICE I have moved to 7421 Portage Lake Road, Rte 2, DexterPlease see me at my new addressMary Walter, Real EstatePhone HA 62212George Thompson and wife, R KElliot and wife,MrsMae Higgins andMrsDora Swarthout called atthe Mil ner Funeral Home, Stockbridge Fri day night where the body of Mrs WILLIAM E DARROWWilliam E Darrow, 59, son of ForaBullis Darrow and the late William jth0 Jack homeAISO Jackie, CathyB Darrow died of a cerebral hemmarage at Joe hospital, Ann Artires when conditions are right It is William Marshall wascomposed of minute animal andlant life These blooms are report ed in Ktnt and Gallagher lakes andthe Eteon river They help fish butmakft swimming impossible63,000 acre of private owned forest land may be placed under theCommercial Forest Reserve Act if the dept, approves All but 320acres in Kalamazoo county is in the upper peninsulaNOTICEPrtoa at to Darrow Barber Shop ffl00w4H twain aiflaiwuta, all typeaM I DarrowIt towith deepest gratitude that aiawjwmji the may beautifulcarda,ietee and ether expressions tthy in M paseing of mylitUr Its good to know Britta G Brash While Ross Read and wife andFredRead and wife were in the upper peninsula last week they called on Percy Teeple at Marquette He is 84 but ingood health Mr and Mrs Clare Miller spentThursday evening with Ann Arborfriends The Bob Tasch family spent theweek end at the Cy AtLee home inGladwinCONFGL LAD1ES AIDThe Congl Ladies Aid will meetat a 200 p m Thursday, August 12 at the home of Mrs CarrieGriffithNOTICBThe Pinckney Beauty Shop will beclosed for 10 days starting August Notes of 25 Yean AgoCharles Collier, 59, died at his,home west of town Aug6 FunensA, at Congl church Thnrsday, RevEsic officiatingLetha Cook, daughter of Revand Mrs J V Cook was married Aug 10 to Robert Brown of GreenvilleW, H Meyer ha resigned as mgrof the Pureol Station here and H C Vedder has succeeded himA cottage ownedby Mrs BarbaraTessmer of Lakelaekl burned Mon dayDr and Mr C U Sisjiergone on a 2 wiyski Wtiftn via north, era Michigan St Mary annual kiuc was another grand uccjon tarsd 9hMrs Britta Brash ate dinnerin the woods The jUJenJaegrs of Elkhart, Ind, tlwitwithbor last Thursday He was born inMay 30, 1895 and spenthis early life here He was a poultry tyl egg buyer for the late EdwardSrnam and a tennant farmer Healso sold memorial park lots hereand in the southern states For anumber of years past he has workedfor the Michigan State Conservation Commission and at the time of hisdeath lived on the Thomas Murphyfarm, now owned by the state on North Territorial Road, North LakeSurviving are his wife, Priscilla,a son, Joe And daughter, DianeTheve , garjijdso the following children by a previous marriageWm jr ocrat who are not expected to report on it until after the NovemberelectionMcCarthy again dominatedthe hearing and showed the best ofJfense is a counter attackHe threat cued the 7 senators who spokeauainst him with slander suits andsaid they were aiders and abettorsof Communism In this affair ths2 Michigan senators did not shineSenator Ferguson said he wouldsupport McCarthy and Senator Pottei who had proposed a mild censure resolution against McCarthy saidho would be compelled to do like wise in order not to embarras Sen ator Ferguson who is up for electionthis fall Senator McCarthy againshowed he does not intend to play ball with his Republican colleaguewhen he launched another bitter attack on General Marshall, President Eisenhowers friend from theiana senate floor He read a letter fromPatty Palmer got home from S Harry Woodring who was dismissed Wylie family,the iordon Hesters and DrW C W,lie and wife had a picnicdinner at the Nesbitt home Sunday John Boyer and wife spent SundayI at the Clarence Pratt home in Ann ArborMiss Jack of Florida is atand Clare Hoskins while the folks areon a trip tirough Illinois and IndLouis, Mo, Sunday D war uy rThe Jerry Browns of Detroit spentlKosevoIt The letter said he,Sunday at the Bob Read homeMrs Mapiaten Astolas of Muniihcalled on Mrs Edna Spears Sunday The Ross Lairhs of Toledo wereSunday guests ai the Tom Wait1 home The Howard Reads and Janet Fidler had dinner at the Monks Hotel Brighton SundayFrank Clark and wife of Milfordspent Sunday wth the WinstonBaughn home war by Franklinfj t MarwouH sell out his own grand penonal advantagcsThi Eisenhower tocome out again in defense of Marshall whom IM termed a pore 100 percent American, called at the Arthur Bullis home ataid, Jack, Robert, Gerald, Merlin, and Dick, also a daughter, Mrs Virginia Stanley of Chula Vista, Calif AjKn, Charles and a daughter, Norraa are deceased His aged mother, Flora Darrow also survives and asister, Mrs Edna Allen of Lansingand 4 brothers, Kenneth of Three Rivers, Glenn of Detroit, Harold ofBogie Lake and Maurice of PinckneyThe funeral was the SwarthoutFuneral Home Sunday Rev, Keith wnagsegger officiating Burial in thethem and took on all comeraFcartk iekney Cemetery Shields was toaatgialtar and GovFred Green and William Comstock ffTi UARHAIspoke Pinckney wen the ball game MR8 LOUISE MARSHAL from NorthviUe 1 to 6, beating Harry Un j Hopkins MarshallGerman, UnjupjMomn, prig Wednesday at Rowe hospiUl, Fairs may come and fairs maya, , fco but the Fowervi le fair goes onMrs Genevieve Read and children j forever Years ago most all places had fairs but they have all fallenI y the wayside This includes Howell, Brighton, Stockfcridge and Arffe Arbor, Chelsea andothers Many of the features of trieold time fair are gone such as the man buried alive,the balloon ascension, the dancingturkey, Wild Man from Borneo andthe Snake Pit Bingo has been ab sent for a couple of years but willcome back with a rush if the bingo amendment passes One commendablefeature is the present 4H exhibitat the fair in which boys and girlsarc encouraged to take part in livestock, handicraft, vegetable, flower,clothing and food preparation proGregory SaturdayTed Olson and wife of Dearborncalled on Mrs Flora McArtor Sunday Gus Ledwidge is now in Oregonwith the House of David base ballteam Mrs Jay, Mrs Murray Kennedywent to Turner in northern Michigan last week with Mr and Mrs StanleyCulver srTed Olson and wife of Dearbornspent Sunday at the Joe GriffithhomeKeth Ledwidge and Bob Meabonwent to Leslie Saturday to see Howell play Leslie Leslie won 11Brown, lb Tomion, 8b Miller, 8b stockbridge followng a stroke She Bowlett, ss, ontfieklSwartfaoQt, Cox leavws JJJ husband, William Mar Kuhn and Molvaney gaill g daughters, Mrs GeorgeThe Percy Hlis family have re Meabon, Pinckney and MrsHowardturned from a trip through Ohio, y Gregory The funeral was at Pennsylvania and Washington DC fche gUner Funeral Home, Saturday, y Milner Funeral Hom, yGeorge Reason bhoke hie leg last afternoon, Rev Arnold offciatng k hil lyin tennis at Lex Sd Ctgweek while playing tennis at Lexing on Lake Jluron He U in House of Providence hospital, Detroit o,jn Stockbridge CemeteryBOWLING MEETING NOTICELORZEH5T8TwCt5rtt2Bg L Bow jujuy OJwith water and bataJnojuire of Wm HoLHster 9321 lFOR SALEAbout e tonbldAlfaHa baled Pat MurphyPlndmejr gSwarthout, Moran and Lee, Stock be held at the Pinckney bowling alky bridge Galligan A Barton on Tuesday, August 24, 1954 at 730Jfan Boehe won a race at theMil p mJUl intreeted in bowling and inlord Fair Ust weak wi OaKej a ieague are asked toto 9 Jack Jeffreys and Ed Bailer jects by being offered awards Ofpitched for Howell and Joe Lavey 150 4H members from Pinckney hadwas in the outfield exhibits at the Fowlerville FairWayne AtLee and wfe attended j Wolverine Irace track, Detroit Friday and Sat wipthe Barnum Ain this sectionWeat the George VanNorman home last week W H Meyer and wife were Fnjday dinner guesta of the Mark Farrel family at Farmington and visited the Northland Store Mrs Viola Pettys of Howell spentSunday at the J H Hoker homeMrs Maude Sayles is visiting herdaughter, Mrs Beatrice Joiner, inNewcastle, Ind The D Curtis family of Plymouthpent Sunday at the Ralph HaUj balky Ford car that runs by itealfcthe clown who leads pig, the beatin stilts in which each member is ftcouple of feet taller than the next to him the man who isfrom a cannon,, the man in the of lions, aerial artiste andback hone performers Thenside shows with the human skeleton, Siameee Twtaithe man who it half hA r tit Aili v t tcv , , s , , i H 1 NeigUor fHOWtU recipe fer SEVENYOL K CHERR Y I SYLVAN TOEATRfcpi always sucessful in rryELECTRIC RANGE , Wi, Thvs Aif It, 11, 12Anae Baxter, Steve CochranTHB CARNIVAL STORY , Satwday, Angnat 1 14 Doable FeatartWah DisneysTHE UVING DESERT10 Leo Dav,i P jfln TaifA Se has receivedenvy w P V JF ww T t an appofttmimt to the United Statea Military Academy at Annap I olia, Maryland The Washtenaw county 4H Fair is at the Ann Arbor fair groundsAug 11 to 14 The Republican ballot wiil havea new emblem in November It will carry pictures of both Abraham Linicom and President Eisenhower and Ithe United States flag Kent Lundgren, 40, Menomineedruggist was elected commander ofthe state American Legion at the re cent convention at Grand Rapids Sunday Monday, August 15, 16 Lloyd Monroe, 46, of near Brigh Matinee Sunday 2 M P M Cont ton was drowned at Woodland Lake Tony Curtis, Piper Laurielast week inOver 60 Dexter Boy Scouts attend JOHNNY DARKed the state encampment at Lud in Technicolor dington ast week Friday, Saturday, August 13 14RAILS INTO LARAMIE 1B TetfcmictlarwifeJohn Payne, Mari Blanckard Dan Duryea News astJohnny Weitsnuller inKILLER APE Sunday, Monday August 15 16WAR ARROWwithJeff Chandler, Maureen OHaia anjSusan Ballht TedurioaWr3undy Shows 8, 5, 7, Cartoon Harry Jams OrcheatTuesM Wed, Thur Aug 17, 18, W SASKATCHEWAN Florist Lewis Maier of Dexter at Tue 7 I 5 4u n tended the florists convention atWhat Werd atures Can They BAtlantic City last week I a JJ388 voters voted at the Stock , W1 P bridge primaries last week James Whitmore, Edmund Gwenn Mrs James McKune of Gregory j entertained at a shower last week IFF 1WATRIfor Judy Haines who wfll be marri IIlEifllltatt ad in October I WflibMW Lolsa MkfMJBIThurber Cornell of Howell who only lost the nomination of state i Friday, Saturday, Angus 13, 14representative to Adrian deBoom byj Alan Ladd, Shelley Winters andJ Carrol NashCartoonComingMa Pa Koll at Home Yankee Pasha, Gone with the WUSdo DriveLA little extra ttme mni a lot to Mri Joeeph Wilhlm With herActivities in local dubs makinga bom for hw hntted and theiron Kenneth bmt day it full, but not too full for baking In her moderniertric ranfe Aad Jo her meofoiklove this cherry eak topped with creamy evaporated milk floating 1You have extra time whenyou cook with a modernelectric range Thats because you dont have to be a kitchensitter, at the beckandcall of an old fashionedrange Surfaceunit and oven temperatures are sdentifi cally controlled Theres no guesswork simply snapa switch to the exact heatneeded and walk away Goodreason why you should change to electric cooking, now about 200 votes was a pneumonia Women in Prisonpatient at McPherson hospital last THE WEAK AND THE WICKED withGlynis John, Simone SilvaThe Navy la Always BeadyRETURN FROM THE SEAJan Stirling, Neville BrandCinemaScope Is Coming Soon CartoonSEE YOUR DEALER or Defroif Edison MODfitNElKTRICALLY weekLtL Tom Brogan of Howell willleave for duty in Austria August 12 The Michigan Bell Telephone Coat Howell will move their businessoffice to their new building at 105 West Clinton St Aug 14 The Stockbridge Communityschool district has started suit ag ainst Unadilla township to forcethem to levy the school tax on theequalized valuaton instead of the j assessed valuation Unadilla schoolsconsolidated with Stockbridge In1958 the district voted a 5 mill extra tra tax At the meeting the supervisors of Waterloo and Henriettawho are in the consolidation voted to levy the 5 mills on the equalized Tues, Wed, Thur,, Aug 17, 18, 19ed valuation The Unadilla supervis Dames and Murder, Micky Spillaneu IUS Jackson Road, Ann ArborPhone Nomaady87083t Chfttron nndet U admitted FteaFriday, Saturday, August 13, 14 RED MOUNTAIN In Technicolor withAlan Ladd, EHizabeth ScottandDARK CITYwithCharlton Heston, Viveca Lindfoi CartoonSunday, Monday, August 15, 16 VALLEY OF THE KINGS In TecnflicolocwithRobert Taylor, Eleanor Parker and Carlos ThompsonSelected Shorts andNewsor voted against this and in favor ofthe assessed valuation which is lower and spread the 5 mill tax on this valuation The school district has began suit in circuit court at Howell to force Unadilla to collect the taxon the equalized valuation KindTHE LONG WAITwithAnthony Quinn, Charles CobumGene Adams, Peggie CastleJimmy Wakelys JamboreeFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANYPfcoie 284 Howell I Mrs Shirley Frederick and baby of East Leroy are visiting at the Wayne Carr and Mollie were Sun the Gerald Reason home TodayI day guests at the Roger Carr home, wth Mrs Anna Reason and Jerry they called on the John and SteveOna Campbell and wife spent the Gerycz families in FowlervilleMcPherson State Ban i91i week end at the Carl Lentz home inLansing Sunday, Monday Aueuat 15, 16tHONDOin TechnicolorwithJohn Wayne, Geraldine Paige , andTENNESSEE CHAMP in TechnicolorPluaShelley Winter, Dewey Martin CartoonTues, Wed, Thur,, Aug 17, 18, 19 TOP BANANAIn TechnicolorwitliPfhil Silvers, Rose MariesoDames and Muruei, Micky SpillaneiKindTHE LONG WAITwithAnthony Quinn, Charles Coburn lien Adams, Peggie CastleCartoonBettys Beauty Shop Itl HURON RIVER DRIVE DBXTBB, MICHIGANnKNB HA M164 HAIRCUTS 100PWMANHNT8 60Wayne AtLee and wife are visit tkm Of ALee home in Glad SEWING MACHINESWe Seryjce and Jtspalr AJ MakesFree Estimates Given la AdvanceSinger Sewing Machine CompanyAil Wot Guaranteedor 84F2 HackneyLL4 South Vain St, An Arbor MichPhone Normandy lflffl, ABO Arbo Bill Jones of Flint visited at theArnold Berquist home last week andArnold went back to Flint with himBARGAIN RATE INSURANCE Hiland Lake Mrs Theresa Coyle visited at theFor as little as 450 a year we Clarence Stapish home near Chelseaall insure your valuables against st weekoss, fire or theft j The Francis Shehan family spentSo many things we accumulate Sunday at the Lundeen cottage atover the years arc , ostly and diffii Aiil, earhart of Dexter was acult to replace Sunday guest a the Mark Nash homeYou can be carefree during your Mr rnd Mrs LeRter McAfee andvacation and all the year around, i are in northern MichiganLet us lease a safety deposit box to Barbara is staying with Carol Gerycz you today,I Bill McGowan of Pontiac spentAll deposits up to 10,00000 insured the week end with Mrs Thressaby our membership in the Federal coye Deposit Insurance Corporation CARD OF THANKSI wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all of my friends who supported me at the Pollsin the Primary Election for the Office of DrainCommissioner sFLOYD W MUNSELLSergtJames Doolitte and familyare visiting his parents hereDr Cecil Hendee and family ofJackson, Miss, are spending theweek with Mrs Rose Hendeete MellowasHarvest i hnein Michigan emj0jg a glass ofIchignn Brewed BeerSPECIALEVINTS INMICHIGANHAIVESTMICHIGAN STATE September, 1st We,,DtroFIOWEI SIOWMICHIGAN KANGrand River nea iMOHHON wsma FAIIptojbr 6 CfldMociVlichigan ijrewcrs1 Association 350 Mtdison Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganAlta Brnoini Co Frtnkenmuth Brewing Co eMv Brewing C Ptf BrsrttgC Scfvr DrviO SfivkBrtmnOh Sept 3 thru 12Thousands of Agricultural Attractions wfth emphasis, this year, on Dairy roducH Contests galoreIncluding farm invention uAsafety, stilled tractor drivingAiso Cooking School, Home Artt, 75 Bands, Auto Show, Art Exhibit,Old Time Dancinq, Fireworks, andon the Midway the famous Euro MOT Dancing Waters and theRotor Two big Auto Races andmany other attractionsIN KftSOMNAT KING COLEl PATTI PAGPV r w5 if XoPeopl MYRON HUGHESmI Andrew p td em the DoWeobenrffle and family callfamily inStortOCERIES GOODSCANNED G III SHOESBon to Soxgt Robert AmburgeywileVbfinfc Shirfoy, Savanagh A 6 ft l ion, EobertGENTS FURNlSHINi LINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STOREFOR SALESCHOOL BUILDING AND SITE APPROXIMATELY 1 ACREThe ftoerd of Education of the Dexter Agricultural Schoolswill soil at public auction the Smith School building and site locatedon Dexter Town Hall Road at the corner of North Territorial RoadThe auction will be held at 200 pm, Saturday, August14,1954 on the above described premises This property will be sold to the highest bidder for cashThe Interests of the school district therein will be conveyed tothe highest bidder by quitclaim conveyance covering all the in rereets of the district therein The right is reserved to reject any and all bids Mrs Ellen Newman of Ann Arborand the Carl Bidwell family ofBrighton called at fehe Ben Whitehome Sunday uMiss Zita Harris and William She f oiJtLhan attended the Fowlerville FairThursdayRobert Pike and wife spent Sundayat the Wm Bently home in CorrunaRoy Dillingham and wife attendedthe Fowlerville Fair Friday The Dmrjl Sbirieys of Buck Lakeand the Gejle Shiijleys of Livonia pent Sunday at the Albert ShirleyshTbs Dale Idler aOd Leo Ewerstallies celled Saturday Al Webber aid wife rf Ann Arboreefiad on On Camyhtll and wife Sunday eveningThe James Brogan family of Lansing called a the Stanley Dmkel home Sunday ,The Lyra Eendees Entertained fordinner Sunday the Dr Cecil Hendee amily of Jackson, Miss Mrs Rosefiendee, Walter Clark and wife, DrJim Nash and family of Coldwter, the Lloyd and Gale Hendee families,Rex Hendoe and DaJeene RobinsonMrs Bess Fishbeck of Lansingy visited at the C J Clinton homelast week Mrs Clinton and Phyllis took her to Grand Rapids Friday tovisit her daughter, Mrs Doris May Inard and stayed all night there The Tom Clark family of Ann Ar bor, Jerry Clark family of SilverLake and the Charles Clark familyof Kalkaska were Sunday guests of Mrs Margaret Clark and familySergt Robert Lavey, son of Mrand Mrs Lee Lavey who has beenin Germany 2 years arrived home Friday He has received his discharge from the serviceDr and MrsJames Curlett anddaughter, Mary of Roseville andiNelson Davidson of Detroit were Sunday guests at the Curlett homehereH Davis and wife of Midland arrived here last week to stay withMrs Mary HoffThose from out of town who attended the funeral of William Darrowwere Glenn Darrow and wife, De troit, Harold Darrow and family oftfogie Lake, Forest Darrow of Gale burg, Kenneth Darrow of Thive the Herbert AUlen and the Ffxhvttand SipplfEleefrie, Oil and Gas Hot Water NaatarsComplete Line of PompsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UP83114 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 68119Donald Allen familes of LansingMrs Nellie Darrow of Milford, Don Darrow and wife of Farmington,Mrs Virginia Stanley of ChulaVista, California and Merlin Darrowand wife of HamburgFOR SALESCHOOL BUILDING AND SITE APPROXIMATELY 1 ACRETh Beard of Education of the Dexter Agricultural Schoolswill soil at public auction the Parker School building and she located on U S 12 at the corner of Parker Road The auction will be held at 400 pm, Saturday, August14, 1954 on the above described premises This property will be sold to the highest bidder for cashThe Interests of the school district therein wilhbe conveyed to thehighest bidder by quitclaim conveyance covering all the interests of the district therein The right is reserved to reject any and ill bidsLONE CEDAR INN New PinckneyCashway 126 WEST MAIN STREE TRACTORCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO, HOWKlL MICH PH 1632Represented by H W WYLIE RESIDENCE PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN PHONE 52ROUNDSTEAKSSIRLOINBIG BOLOGNAPORK STEAKCOFFEETOMATO JUICE SWIFTS BUTTER v69c39c49c119 19c59cTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 WEBSTERST UP 86607 PinckneyHAMBURGERS, HOT DOGS CONY ISLANDS, CHBBSBBURGERS, GRILLED CHEESE, MALTS, SUNDIESA NEW DRIVEIN CURB SERVICE JUST EAST OF PINCKNBY ONSOMERS HOLUSTERSPECIALSPORK A M LbSLICED BACON, LbALL STEAKS, Lb FROZEN CHERRIES, 30 Lb fin GROCERIES AND BAKED 49c59c59c675IIIOpen Daily 9HK A M to 00 PM M to 20 PM PLUMBIN8WITER SYSTEMS Stanley HikRADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE ITSm LGASTAPP wm cooun SPECIAL LIMBED TIMI OfFIRRegular PriceAllowance for yc vou pay only 00000000 UJ und beautiful rangspecially for homes be ord the gas mainsIng Coolito tht umatic ovtn pa Hockey Appliance StorePROMPT AND COURTEOUSROTTER T VSALES ANB SERVICEraom v tM4i M 125, MICHIGAN St,MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSAEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSSpedai on Barn Paint, gal 125 LAKELAND BOAT and HANDK3UPTon aU , ,, i r v,y,l T , fr A 3544 This Great NewVroWn ritteh THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNERwith ControlDEERE iMtfA you inspect the advancedtype 3 It is an eatier to the turnbudcltto shorten orturn oi tlit hand John Deere Loadaddworks with thehitch on the new John Deere 40TrafeMM, youll quickly see why it you advantages over other 3poiiit lint oi all, its a stronger hitch, withMtiy part built with rugged durability forI 6M JJIllll Its a fullyadaptable hitchHftaf Will tale a full line of new John Deexe k GtfcTSatch pickup tools as well as any1 psadaid eVpolnt tools made for other tractors accuracy you have mayplow, disk harrow, anWell U glad to Jeontra4e, any time4JOHN SiiAUTYJAPTYJri LAVE HAftDWAfctRESPONSIBLE PEfcSOX male or from this ared, wanted toand collect from automatic ft Ho Belling, AgektisY r reference and 600g capital necessary 7 to 12botra weekly neta 400 monthly lTM k For localghre full vartioulars,phoneP O B61 521, MjU, MinnSAL8 acres of second cultof atfatts sunding Smith, 2 mile north of riNCKNEY RlSSIDHNTSWHY PAY RENT WHEN YlMCAN BUY A BRAN NEWTORTABLE AND COZY HOW LIVING ROOM, 2 BBDROtMtfjEFFFICENCY KITCHEN AND BATH, NICELY LANDSCAPEED FOR 6,300 with 1800 DOWN PAYMBN1 It LOIATED AT 3100 PATLAKE ROAD CA1AFTER 6 P M AT TON 1MTM WANTED WillpnBh starter with roltafe eoateofor portable cement xnlxor or a Rotary Lawn Mower Witto Bo 108 Pincknev, iFOR SALEFuel OtlBarrels WBtfcPhbhe NAIAsVAOOtmJACK HANNETTsfcATCH YOUR 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decorated, warmneutwt 4 lbs and over Mri Mttrihv an cozy Reduced rent for yr 142 Swarthout Rd Phone UPSK around tennantPhone UP 83329 ormodel radio in food condition, Roll FOR SALEReo Power Uwnmowvaway bed with inner sptOftr mat for 3500 Lucius J Doyle i Wlde jPhone UP 83167 Phona UP 83123, j ires ot TJHrnAff FOR SALE by OwnerSumnserJ7 etttthi Guy C Midishi cottage, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, ilosto Mid Patterson Lake Road screened in sonch on hill overlookingFOR SALEFeederpST17IIu Pterson Lake completly iurni old Charies Wlednsa yr99mw ed, electric stove, refrigerator yaadPhone Dexter HAoMSO a circulfttin oil heater, also boat Everything in good condition CanFOR SALE 1M KolviMsor Re he seen Saturday or Sunday, Augustfngeiator, 76 sise, Hke new, reas 7th or 8th 1118 7 HinsMe Drive onaple Call HA S4806 Dexter Patterson Lake, complety ROOM FOR RBNTrPinckney, En FOR SALE Used Combine Cheap trance semiprivate, Bath at 145 Carl Hollistu 2822 M36 WFmrtQATiP, I FOE SXESW roomnsV in AckJPUK bALEElectnc Range, I bummey WU1accept bids 23649exs and an oven, veiy cheap St, Phos UP86562 Murray Kennedy, U P 83178 WANTEDWorK DytheMargevet Huhman1 OT cpiw wftnftttlngs for 35, y5 Sturt 8L barrels andPinckney, MichiganJn4 lady owner outFORBALE7 rabbits, willw 4Vi lbs each Robert Harboldtinc neys , STATB Or MICHIGAN J SALETbe Ctremit Court for the Couty of U Caeaesi, dilla, SALE7 room houee t M6St, Pinckney,QUALITY tf y ORDBR OF PUUCATION Lillian B Hoffman Plaintiff VsThorite HoffiiaA, DtfendaatAt A sossioft of said Court hotd at1 Ue igiyti Hbose in the City of 1 HwiUjtlsaU h hof July, 19S4 e yon the 96th dayejtft Jodgt, Michael Carland,Cir Calf 10,, abo a modem with oil furnaee Inquire oftgrindstones 70c J Bo Jack 387 West MainHarrison Cooper I n 11Mich FORSALhi iigin Outboard motor8 HP nearly new 5000Ludus Doyle UPlasEnssrsing 85c an Yumtr oarerfeneedLea Morgan, 407 Stuart UP8 6582FOR tENTCottakood flthng,safe sandy beach for eh4kketi,jbotthe iast 3 weeks of August Mrs W A Horasr, Rtel Pnosaey11165 Patterson Lake DrOB op thai it cannot be as whsrt state or Countrys1s4iltoefemlant,Theron HoffmanMATSFRUITS GROCERIESVEGBTABLEFISHr MARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICELARKS platottCf, it is orderedthai theppeaiwce of the said do,ssMhust, Theron i1 bo eatered ta this eaose within three montiis iVom tadate extaleojdeviaad thaiin eaeo of sis appearance that heCsto8S8ld lilt laereof seryd lyem pkkutffsatt BCMSST VUflBSS U QSflRa SKBSV SSWISSaesovaef of a eopysaid MB, sejbe liIM2r day7ndiiurinr the weokMicnifanAUTQ READY MIXEDPAflTSDcd MUkr HeatingLAWN MOWBR flHABPBNNO11154 RIVRRBANK LANSHKLAND LAKB MICHotdorod, that the oidsr to bo 40 days from the data efand thairash publaHfen eoEAVES TROUGH Way Let Your Roof Wash Awiy See Us FFor YourBAVBS TROUGH NBBDS WB ALSO RBTAILFOR FRHBSTIMATKrCAUBRASH JR9 , ORDER YOURFill Your Bin Now at, tie Lower PricwPOCAHONTAS BRIQUETS BteaccoALSTMffiRCOAl SOPTtOMFARMiRS COMPANYWednesday, August 11, 1954Thanks to AllI Wish to Express My Appreciation to the Voters of Livingston County for My Renommation as theRepublican Candidate for the Office of Prosecuting AttorneyWILFRED R ERWIN Prosecuting Attorney 48 YEARS AGO The Old Boys and Girls reunion here Aug 1 and 2 drew the largestcrowd in its historyAug 1 was repjMration day for guests and badges were issued with the dates of thehome coming Dan Murta was in charge of tr in the town hallTheball game at 1030 drew a big crowd It was played on the AlfredMonks farm across from the cemetery Bun Jackson pitched a nice game for Gregory but Pinckneywith Cracker Moran in he box won 4 to 3 Art Bullis played first basefor Gregory cause he waswas a dance In additionBand, led byplayed at allcessions andsquare It isattended the not in uniform Thereat night to the Oak GroveFrank Isham whichevents, there were con amusemenLs on theestimated 5000 people 2 day celebration THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONThe Republican County Convention will be held at the Court House in Howell on Thursday evening August 12 at 730 P M to elect 10 delegatesto the State Convention at Grand Rapids Aug 21JOHN R McDONALD ChairmanMrs LESLIE MERRITT Secretary j Dinner was served atland by the churches the hotelstave timFom where I sit Jr Joe MarshNothing to Snaeze AtThis year our town fUdcd to , something about its hyfever vers Hap Thomas is our un officer, so he was made ragiicd inspectorCant see why anybody shouldbe belherod by a few weeds, hernortcd I say its all in their Jjthvis But Hap wont on out to io xiis jobTion, yesterday, I met Hapr ing kind of sheepish His eyes i o red and as he took out atr handkerchief, he sretd T1DT raTnebouy v5io isnt i vi,ic, vhod iike a job asks ip From vfve I sit, I c symptiMze wiih Hap Its no jo,j But as Hap admitted laiit, hwas dead Wion in scoffing r , idea of hay fever Making Vvh of other peoples ideas a l v nions is a familiar trouble vlha lot of folks Whether its hayfever, football or a choiia o, ,,ybuttermilk or beer as a Vii quencher, Im just naturallylergic to anyboc1 it llC alo nosJl The afternoon ball game was wonby Stockbridge 9 to OCurdy of Howell pitched for Pinckney and was not in good form George Hollis pitehed for Stockbridge The reception and dance for oldtimers was in the opera house atnight Edith Pinckney, Eva Kellyand Helen Kearney sang and Franc Burch yeave impersonations BlindBiHy Hoff played with the danceorchestra an 1 a collection was taken up for himThe ball game the morning ofAug 2 with Dextir was won byI Dinckriey 4 to 3 in same filled wihvguemin Dexter did not like Umi ire Kin SWs decisions and Piivk ney refused to let Frank Sharpey rjHcxter do part of the umpiring and had him escortd off the field byi he marshal Wm Moran The IPinfkncy lineup Lavey, c Curdy JJCadwell, lb A Lavey, 2b F Read,3b Rex Read r, autfield, FneyASwarhout, Moran and Dolan ThiTVxtor team was rollings,c ChrisiLe ffler, n Gus Eck lb Fitzsimmons mons 2b Earl Sve t, 3b, Max Erk,ss oufed, Dan Smih, Miky Elsnssuy and Irvin KennedyThe basket picni was at Hazesgrove across the pond at noon FL Andrews and W C Miller piovided ferrv service across the pondUvith their mrtor launches George Sykes was master of ceremoniesAmong the speakers were Dan andGene Markey, Ed Kearney, Lucius Wilson, Hiram Smith, Wm P VanWinkle, Louis Howlett and othersThe final ball game broke up ini the 9th with Fowlerville leading 2to 1 Pinckney tried to insert Jack Monks, capt of the Michigan State j Nonnal as a pinch hitter and Fowcrville would not lot him bat be 8TATE OF MIUniGANThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofEdward Spears Sr, DeceasedAt a session of said Court heldJuly 26, 1954PresentHonorab4e Hiram RSmithJudge of Probate tNotice is Hereby Given, That the jthe petition of Irvin J Kennedy the administrator of said estate,prayinghis final account be allowed and theresidue of said estate assigned tothe persona entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court on the 17th day f August at ten A M It is Ordered, that notice theroofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks corisectivalyprevious to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch and that the petuoner cause a copy of this notice tobe served apon each known party ininterest at his last known address byregistered mail, return receipt Jemanded at least fourteen It daysprior to such hearing or by p rsonalget vice at least five 5 days prior to such hearingHiram K Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copyCelesta rarshalll Register of ProbateProfits lipBy MaintainingSoil FertilityF ARMERS wao want to savemoney at, fertilizer wind upby losing profit from loweryields that boost costs perbushel, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in citing a recent statement by Dr E P Reed, Ohio State University extensionagronomistReed report that he seeno reason at present to jpplyless than recommended amounts of fertilizerWhen farmers keep yieldsup, they maintain soil productivity as well as reduce costPer unit Nations 4UYrs Sek to DeathToll Oi Farm Folk 011 Kural ilighwayaLook out, young feerlCHICAGO Srinn MnkeFllety Your Nuni v One Crop,the sogan of scwi il million rural buys and girls throughoutthe iiMinn yre its iit rodufl ionin 19, ciiiinr ,o lip fosiredby nvre thai dlOiiii 4I Club mernli They a1 tl ing pact inth Xationa 4i ,ai y Pro giun ber condiiccd in 4G statesfir if lfih Tsecutiye year Ivrl lipan s Kveiva training injViii nrc Jiil an,i , prevention,v, K i Lide r ff and re jjiovinrjj i Mi oi oveiy conceivv ido ciiit c am, Thes suys are ciedited bysafety experts as beir a valuable conilUnn to the nation Xii to reduce theI1 of 113,000 livesnnd 1,25,1 i diaijing injuries to farm TkIn roiuiurfing Ilieir surveys,the 4lirr, tor such safety hazards as i r o,1 floppy cloih ving farm marir d staiiways, oilya, friyd cr ic cords, VrokenuU v run arid shajp tooWhat is becoming an ir asIngly serious prohlm is that ac 11 worn,fnery, cidents to farm people caused bymole1 vehicles now account fornearly onefourth of alt deathand in furies that occur on rural hifihua Also, 700 of the fatilfarm atcilentH reported last yearinvolved wheel tractors Onethirdof the fatal tractor accidents re pnrlcd involve persons tinder 20years of age One case in ten wasa r iH under 5To help correct this problem,the 4Uers aie giving nighwaysafety demonrations beforafarm groups nnd over loral radio stations, as wdl as putting window displays in town stores andbooths at coiity fairsThe 1954 NVionnl 4H SafetyProgram is conducted by the Coonci ivc Extension Service As inf ives for outstruiing records in th program, ienorn1 Motorsjovides medals of honor whichio piv sTit,i 1 tc four county winners, aiid an allexpense trip to 1 , Natoral 4H ub Congressin Chicago to the state winnerTht of the latier will be seI d rH national winners, eachreceiving a 300,00 collegescholarship Only you canFOREST FIRES Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and 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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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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. 1r JDispatchJUOsl Wednesday, Aigast 18, 1M4III OM IB AN 11 Hit OR SCHOOL ENROLLMENTThe Pinckney Community Schoolsiwill open Tuesday, Sept 7 AH theDmocrat ttatp oorventioTvclasses will be dismissed at 1200 I axd busses will call for thechildren at that time Hot lunches will start about October 1 Students should be prepared topay book rental at registration Grades 7 to 12 will register according to family names on the following dates ,A through M 15 and 79Tuesday, August 31M through Z from 15 and 79Wednesday, Sept 17th grade room 100, Mrs Morrisin charger 8th grade room 203 Mrs Swarthout in charge Pettyaville and Elementary schoolon Tuesday, Sept 7th Kindergarten u I SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney won both game xat thelighted field Friday night, TJe Teenera beat the Kiwanis Juniors ofHowell 9 to 5 and Pinckney beatthe Ann Arbor Axgus 20 to 1For the Teeners Chuck Barrett hithome run and triple The Pinckney kids got 5 runs the 3rd to take thelead which they held from then onThey added brie run, each the 6th,6th and 7th innings The visitorssiored 3 times the 3rd on 2 hits and2 errorsPinckney Teeners AB B If Huhman, ssHiggs, IfBurns, cfPacker, cBarrett, lb 3 114 124 1 04 2 24 12 3 2 2er haM from 15 and 79 on Tues Amrgey, 2bday, August 31 Kiwanis JuniorsJR Walker, 21Bipley, cf 3bATTENTION FOOTBALL BOYS Football candidates for the 1954 i Gaines, jPinckney high school football team IR Ranour cwill report at the school at 1000 aWilkinson, ssra on Monday, August 30 They will IB Rancour lbreceive their physical examinationsand practise uniforms at that time, first practise session will be heldat 200 p m on the above dateThe AB4444432 2 R000 1o1 10 H001 12 11uBailey, ifT Walker, IfThe Ann Arbor Argus failed tojprovide much opposition for Pinck 3 0 1season opens with a game at Dimon ney who scored every innine usual on Friday, Sept 17 All ndiVin clusters Bob Meato 2nd Je M36 Wesain andshoufld practise calisthentic Lavey uch hit 2 h d between Main anddates should practise calisthentic Lavey uuch hits 2 home runs andj ,joe jeffreys a triple Mai Nixonwas at Grand Rapids Saturday, iucRepublican convention is at thesame place this week Saturday The Democrats while predictingvictory expect the Republicans toput up a hard fight to reeiect Senator Ferguson President Eisenhower in expected to come into the stateto speak for him Drew Pearsonsays if Ferguson gets a big enoughmajority he may be named senatemajority leader as the president is dissatisfied with Kiwwland who hasbeen critical of his foreign policyVice President Nixon and Knowland are also unfriendlyFerguson also expects help fromAFL as he was instzuemental incalling off the racketeering quiz ofJameg Haifas Teamster Union The farm vote is expected to beanother factor Falling prices areexpected to favor the Democrats The Republicans think their bestchance is to build up the outstatevote InWayne county there are 275 000 Democrat voters and 111,000Republican Outstate 349,000 Republican and 86,000 Democrat But theoutstate voters have a habit of notvoting The important test for the Republicans will come in their conventionSaturday where they will endeavorto maintain harmony The best planwould seem to be to renominate all present office holders but there areflies in this Senator Higgins wantsto be secretary of state There ismuch opposition to Attorney General Millard, by farm groups as manyof his decisions have been againsttownship government Don Leonard is reported to be willing to drophim and putAud General Martinin his place and give the upper peninsula back their traditional office of auditor generaLCONSERVATION DEPT NOTES Farmers wishing to organize under the Williamston plan have untilSeptl to make application All tickta and sign are furnished by the department 50 such groups organized last year About 3600 cooperators plantedpines, shrubs and muitiflora roses this year for game protectionThe sal of confiscated firearmsis at dept 26, Lansing Sept 9 Thelist includes 81 rifles and shotgunsAnother peciai deer season inthe lower peninsula, involving hunting quotas and eras will be recommended again this year 100,000hunters killed 26,000 deer duringjfwhose creed was total abstinace ell 411 cfnic T the one any deer season last yerLJ aostinace en AtiStars, a team made up fromThere is no special season southof Highway M55 Tourists are warned to stay awayfrom semitame bears and not totry to feed them A short berrycrop has driven them to the garbage dumps and highways but they are treacherousDock Rivers, 104, of Chicago recently rode a bus to the St JosephRiver to fish faNwft flawefe8t Marys Cafchofe Church FT Albert Sduritt, Pastor104 nmS addult68O, 800, 9007NovtnaFriday 680, 800, OiOO, 730 p mFriday after Novcaaa Devotions, Saturday 780 to 100 p mSundayxBefow 800 BAM LOCAL NEWSSylvester Harris expects to goto the Mich State Fail at Detroitand the Saginaw Fair with the Leo Davis milking shorthorn cattle CURRENT COMMWTWhen we came back here in I9ftlGrant M Hudson was the coagrcafman from this district He then lived in Lansirg He was a noted dryMeuoiite ChurchCalvary Mesnofiite Church Rev Em Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100YKennedy, 3b Dyer, rf 4 0 1 Young Peoples Meeting 730Wilson, p 2 10 Cottage Fellowship SrxviceLaBelle, 2b 2 0 0 Wednesday 80010 0Congregational ChurchRev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AMM yMorning Worship Th Nih 3 A1046 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch at 800Wed Choir Practise 730 P MA Hearty Welcome To AllThe Peoples Church Undenominational Wesley Reader Lee HoUinjjs J former official of the And Saloonworth an Dick Durrow are spending I League Part of Hamtramack wasa week at Newberry, upper penin m this district then and the wets sula lade, stronS efforts to defeat himColEdward J Drinkert who has but he was elected several timeta farm on the Howell Rd has been j Then the Algers entered the fielddeputy commander of the HeadQuarters Area at Heidelberg, Germany since last April Richard McCann of Benton Harbor is visiting his aunt, DorothyRohl Murray and Jack Hannettattended the Northvivlle races lastFriday night Bunny Hincheywith Kay Wylie spent Mondayiagainst him and Mrs Fred Algerspearheaded drive in which he was defeated by Seymour Person ofLansing Person served one term ft was defeated in the Democrat landslide of 1932 by Claude Cady ofLansing Hudson made one comeback attempt and since then wehave heard nothing of him Last week, Hudson who now lives in Kala truck driver amazoo was reported missing forMr and Mrs George Thompson j 2, days and search was made foraM Mrs Lulu Darrow were in Jack hini He is now 86 He was finally son Tuesday funi at Sehooicraft, Michto whichMrs, Winifred Gravas attended a Iiace he had hitchhiked a ride withfamUbirthday party at the GeraldMusson home in Howell Sunday,honoring Mrs Nyra Graves Walker rfJackson The highlight was a cablegram from Helen Graves Boucherfrom Paris, Franco She has visited 12 countries in Kuope and expectsto sail for New York Sept 10th Mr and Mrs Phil Link of Cleveland, Ohio, were quests at the Howand running exercises now in orderto avoid the severe muscular achesand paines which usually cause dis14 hitfccomfort on the first days of prac j PinckneytiseSCHOOL BUILDING SOLDThe Bill Smith school buildingat North Territorial and Toma Rds was sold at auction Saturday by the Dexter Agriculture School for3,3000 It was bought by Earl Unadilla Streets, Rev Keith Ruegsegger, Pastorpitched for Pinckney and allowed I Sunday School 945 AMA j Sunday Worship 1100AMAB R H Youth Group 700 PM2 2 1, Evening Servic e 800 pm Thur Prayer Meeting 800 P M ard Read home last weekThe L J Henry family spentpart of last week at the Miller cab l Lkpin at Douglas Lake Some one is always tryinggreat experiment but somehow One never hears the result of themSoraeyears a pa an attempt was made tocioss the buffalo or American bisonwith the cow It was claimedthe result would be a better beefanimal, could subsist on poorer landand stand the drought better We necr heard the result of the proMoriarity , 3bMeabon, 2b Lavey, cfJeffreys, lbGentile, IfMeyer, ssDon Burns, rfNixon, p 3 4 24 3 3 i Jr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M3 3 3 Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P M Mrs Alta Meyer finishedspeech course at Howell hinh school last weekMrs Ella Newman and David jet but as none of hybreds of the, j experiment ever showed up here we dont imagine it was a great success Now a Galesburg man, DaleKirkland has come up with anotherForner of Ann Arbr visited at the Ben White home last weekMr and Mrs Ray Lavey of Gregiory and Mis and Mis Norman p anotheridea The African zebra is claimed to be fastest animal on earth Hie plan is to cross it with the American race horse to make a fasterho We ExUnd CbrirtU0 Welcome to Talla theBen White homi1 rHvt horbt ,antl uto that end r2 2 2 toryoae J ih, I, t week Jeered a male zebra from Africa CirDoletski of North Territorial Bd Reader,who will make a dwelling of it TtjWellman, cfwas built in 1929 to replace a 2 1 12 1 0 oneBETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH A mar rc license has been issuf JPTSlZtpschool that burned and has a furn ace and water systemAN OLD CHARTER Ann Arbor ArgusSwanee, 3bBostic, ss, piBurmister 3b AB R H3 0 03 0 0 4060 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgSunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 744J JThurs Night Praycx Service 7454 11, Frank Shultz, Pastor 3 0 1J 0 0 3 0 03 0 13 0 0Edmund Haines brought in an old eecharter issued on November 30,1885 ,e lb to the Independent Order of Good ,, lfTemplars at Pinckney, Mich, No McKinney, 2b 719 The charter members were A Wayne rfD Bennett, F L Brown, Eleanor,Brown, Frankie Burch, Thompson GAMES FRIDAY NJGHT 2 ,vw Beebe, Nellie Bennett,Sarah Beebe, i There will be 2 softball games at, Morning WorshipJay Allen, Charles Coste, E L the Pinokney lighted field Friday Markey, Earl Mann, J L Newkirk,At 730 the Teeners will play theAsa Reese, WmWhite, Bert Young, StJosephs Church team of Howell This was a temperance, society At 830 Pinckney will play the How 9670 Marshall Rd Gen 76490South Lyon, Michend the season as most of theleagues have ended their seasonsand the teams have quit playingand according to Gene Mann they the different league teams Thismet in the Masonic temple It wasevidently of Masonic orgin as the charter contained Knight Templaremblems and the lodge had gripsetc According to the encylclopediathe order was organized in 1851 and became inoperative around 1900 have heard of another temperanceSociety called the Red Ribbon butcan find no data on it The W C T j U, Womens Christian Temperance ee Florida GALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake Larry Mattia, PastorSunday School 1000 AM1045 A ItEvening Service 730 P MWed, Prayer Meeting 780 p mWILLIAM B READERWilliam Reade, 81, president ofthe First National Bank, Howell,died at McPherson Hospital, last Wednesday He farmed for 25 yearstaking up banking in 1919 He wasThe Pinckney team which did not a past master of Howell Lodge No,pray last year has made a good show 38 F A M and and member of J A car belonging to Dick VunSlambrook and driven by his sister, Marilyn tipped over Saturday at the intersection of Tma arid Patterson Crcases have many of theBe animals but this will be the first one ever tobe brought to this country for breedi purposesBandits have found a new field ofindustry, robbing parking meters21meters in Detroit onWoodward AveiLake Roads Marilyn and Francis between Putnam and Kirbyshowing this year winning 11games w losing 5 Arthur Clark and wlf at Klssi474,1999 worth of timber was Union was organized in 1874, had asold from Michigan state forestslast year No rabid foxes have ever beenfound in Michigan athough they arenot uncommon in other states Ra bid skunks and raccoons have beenfound howeverNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwill rtKain as heretoforHaircut, all types 100, ypShave 76cincluding Saturdays M S DarrowEARLY MORNING FIREThe Pinckney fire dept was callto Base Lake shortly after 600 amSaturday morning where 2 cottages belonging to Glenn Stevenson andAlton Matevia of Plymouth burned down Cottages owned by James Hauk and Ronald Gallagher weredamaged The Dexter fire dept was also called The firemen worked 2hoursAUTO ACCIDENT DEATHSRoy Williams, 21, and Lyle McCarney, 17, of Howell were killedsrjortly after 200 a m Saturdaywhen their car hit a tree at M55 Norton Road southwest oflowell Alto in the car and injuredwere Doris Fredenberg, 17, Donna Chapman, 17, Claude Smith, 18l of Howell and Jtmes Fuller, 21,of FowlervileNOTICE I have moved to 7421Portage Lake Road, Rte 2, DexterPlease see me at my new address Mary Wolter, Real SttatePhone HA 68212NOTICE1 Pinckney Beauty Shop will beeleved for 10 dayi starting AugustAna KMdMtt fell large membership here and hadcounty and state conventions but isnow inactiveAnother famous temperance Society, was the Father Mathew Socity He was born in Tipperary Ireand in 1814 and was made a priestin 1842 The membership pedge of his society was total abstinanceAneloquent talker he is said to have had 20,000 sign the pledge in Cork,Ireland in one day He came to the United States in 1847 and again in1849 and organized societies hereIn1856 he died Pinckney had a society for a number of years Mark Belljoined it and then with his whole jfamily joined St Marys church I think they met in the old hotelprobably the ball room as old files of the Dispatch mention that the Ancient Order of Hibernians,a later organization met in Fr Mathew Hall the Howell Knight Templars, a trustee of Cleary Business College andthe Howell Methodist ChurchSurviving are his wife, Alice, adaughter, Mrs Norman Gibson, 3 Higgs vho was with her esraped injury Mary Davis also in the car had a broken collar bone Born to George Oroy and wifeat Woman 4s Hospital, Detroit latweek, a sun fames John Lynch and family of Missouri called on relatives last week They have a cottage at WhitmoreeLake The Lawmnce Baughn familyspent lust w ek at Torch Lke Anita Shuey and Suzano Clarkare spending w week at the Mennonite camp near Bayview The iah Hall family spent Sunday at tlie Charles McDaniels homeat Chelsea Mr and Mrs Fred Read, Mrs Frank Peters and the James Whit,leys had dinner and Kitchen Pantry at Mason SundayClifford Miller and wife spent broken into one night last week and2,000 in nickels taken The meterttake in about 12 a week They havealso been robbed in other partathe city Robbing them is simptej The lock is broken, the coin box em tied and put back again, only closeexamination would show the meterto have been robbed COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSRegular meeting of village council August 10, 1954Called to order by President Dinkel PresentKennedy, Tiplady, Clinton, Shirley and SwarthoutAbesent, ReadSwarthout to appoint Mrs FredRead, Trustee of Library Board forone year Motion carriedMotion by Clinton, supported byShirley to allow following billsRobert Egeler, marshal sal 8500Don Winger, care of flag 600Hallemite Co, paint,etc 10670Williams Truck Line, trucking 598 Andrew Nesbitt homeThe Robert Seefelds of ColumbusOhio spent the week end at the EarlBaughn home Mike and Scott Car ver went home with them for a visitShiryl and Rusty VanNorman arevisiting their mother at VirginiaBeach, VirginiaThe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborand Wm Brash jr were Sunday guests at the Mark Nash homeMrs Thresia Coyle was in AnnArbor MondayThe Winston Baughn family arespending the week at their cabin atLovells,Mr and MrsNorman Mfller, MrsBeulah Miller, Mrsi Mary Teeple,Mrs Florence Baughn spentweek end at the Miller Cabin ct Dougtlas Lake Mrs Beulah Hendee spent acouple of days in McPherson hospit al last week Mr and Mrs Alva Dickson and Mis Floris Andrewsof Howell catlled SundayIn the soft ball tournament atHowell last week, Howctll Geer was eliminated byVagabonds of Brighton 2 to 0 and 8 to 2 Vagabondsloit to Royal Oak 1 to 0 and Royal Sunday at the grandchildren and greaf grandthechildren The funeral was at theHowell Methodist church, SaturdayafternoonBurial in Lakeview Cemetery,MRS KATHRYN FULLERMrs Katherine Fuller, 87, died ather home on Bentley Lake Road,Saturday She was the daughter ofMr, and Mrs Dailey Dyer of Put Since about all raulroada discarded their steam engines in favor diesals they apparently dont knowwhat to do with them and the sideracks of the nation are filled withthem standing nose to tail, like somany abandoned elephants,the hogsof the high iron whose exhaustused to have all the wild exultanceof war parties returning victoriousfrom battle However the pressure of public opinion has had one reSunday with the Floyd Fulfords at suit Many railroads hve agreed toWayne dispose of the present whistle ofSvlvester Harris sold his saddle the diesal which sounds like the blathorse and saddle o FHirand partiesSunday MrsRoberta Amburjrey entertained at dinner Sat r in honor ofher husbands bii the CliffordMillers,the EmmeU Widmcyers andMrs Mary Amburgcy and Jimmre Kristen Tasch spent the week endnam Her husband, William Fuller, at Stockbridgc with Linda Schreer,has been dead a number of years daughter of Dorothy Gramger John Lynch, wife and daughter,Dorothy, of St Louis Mo were SunSurviving are a son, Fred, a daughterMrs Mary Kies ofNorthville and2 sisters, Mrs Dora Hunt of Edmore and Mrs Bessie Pierce of Lansing,6 grandchildren 5 great grandchildrenThe funeral was at Schnackenburg Funeral Home, Howell, Mon day, Rev Prout officiating Burialin Gilks Cemetery CARD OF THANKWe wish to express our gratitudeand thanks for the beautiful flowers,cards and sympathy shown inpassing of our husband and father The William Darrow FamilyBOWLING MEETING NOTICEThere is an open bowjing meeting of a sick cow and install the locomotive whistle which awoke echoes tothe hills mountains and canyons formany miles around and soon thepuisne once again may be able totci, by the whistles blast that theman at the throttle is Casey JontikMassachusetts established a prffOCcinmp for probationary prisowii last year and is so pleased with theday dinner guests of the Lee Laviresujlt ,hat they are seeking toeys Another daughter, Mary Annis a nun The Hanson restaurant this sideof Stockbridge quit business Gus Schreer has purchased it for a hone Mrs Viola Read and Mrs FrankPeters visited Mrs Lulu Lamb at East Lansing Friday The Lee Lavey family calledat the Harry Lavey homo in DetroitFriday The John McGuire family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Fred ReadRead home The Harry Lees, Jack Robertsand Mylo Kettlers spent Sunday at the Bo Jack home tablish another one In the patyear the inmates have done many thousand dollars worth of conser vation work,Their procedure in estabishing a camp is different than Michigan When they select a rftthey then hold a hearing to hear thobjections to locating the camp on the site selected We note that ttt the Christian Science Monitor the success of the Michigan prison omps was one of the arguemeitfti MihiroMotion by Kennedy, supported by Oak was beatenby last years cham Tuesday, August 24, 1954 at 730 The Doyle Templetons of Keego pious, RoseviHe 3 to 0 p m for old and new members inMurrays Gulf, gas 274Mich Bell TeL Co,inta, rent 3667Motion carriedMotion to adjourn carried Mildred Ackley, clerk Charles Eisele and wife of Fow terested in organizing teams forlerville Mrs Clara Kennedy and 8 this seasons bowling with the Ladsons of Detroit spent Sunday with ies Tuesday Night Bowling LeagueMrs Emma Vollmer The Ambrone and Gerald Kennedy families, Howell, spent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy homeMr and Mrs Ray Bums entertainel n11 their children and familiesSundayMrs Irvin Kennedy, the Ambrose KenntKly famity and Mrs Dolly Baughn, SecretaryWE SKRVBDinners, Sandwche, Ice Cream and Home Made PiesTHE DEW DROP DOf Winnie Gallagher PropRex Sackett and wife and JamesFlora Waiters of Ann Arbor rere Lunford of Detroit were Sunday iSunday dinner guests at theFOR RENTHouse on Cedar Iake j Twitcheli home Rd, just north of M36 West,5 roomswith water and bathInquire of Wm Hoilister 9821 Cedar Lake RdFOR SALEAbout 5 ton of Alfalfa b guests at the Lowrence Caraburnhome The Sackett a leave this weekFrank Aberdeen and wife were m for a 2 weeks stay in MinnesotaJackson Sunday and had dinner at Mrs George Meabon entered StSchulers in Marshall Mr and Mrs George Hawkins of treatment Joe hospital, Ann Axbor Monday forand Timothy Hay baled Pat Murphy,Detroit were Friday guests at the Bob Meabon spent the week and Albert Dinkal bomto Canada, Harbor DarylLivoniaandlval Shirleys of Deerfield werolnext advanced in favor of it Michigannow has 9 such camps and they artbeing enlarged The Chilaon campwas increased last week by additionof 30 juvenile offenders from Iontau e law sending first offenders to be clSunday guests at the Albert Shirley home George Clark, Norman Clark jr,Sylvester Harris and W H Gardner attended the Mason Fair today Mrs Ethel Pernert of St Louisand Mrs Marion Pearson of Howellwere Monday dinner jfuests of Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell The Dick Younpr family havegone back to Bi Rapids Andrew Campbell, wife and son,Craig, spent Sunday at the DonBennett home at Webberwille Jerry Ledwidge has signed toteach at Hartland and coach athletics 7The Wayne AtLees attended theharness races at the Wolverine race track, Detroit, Saturday of theSenator Haskell Nichols of Jacksonwill introduce a bill to that effectAtthe present time under the law patfed in 1935 only prisoners sent toprison can be sent to these earntThe new law will give judges autbority to referr first offenders Mrder 21 years of age direct tocamps4H PICNIC AUG 19The Pinckney Area 4 Hwill hold a pittite at Bishop LakeThursday, August 19 AU fc 4H boys and girls andies are urged to atUadner Swimming, gamos aid pisKsiown appor te V ,,fe4Mfktei ppppgfjlppppMy recipe forCRUSHED BRITTLE RARTYCAKE always successful in myELECTRICp RANGE NeighboriKg Notes HOWELL THEAREMrs Gladys Dark of Dexter, ateacher in the Pinckney schoohasbeen nominated for secretary of state on the prohibition ticketAllbeit Schwartz,Ann Arbor andRobert McCutcheon of Belliare whowere dusting a field of James Difen thaler of Gregory from planes last week clashed The planes were de SYLVANTHEATREMichiganWLTharN Aug 17, 18, 19What Wierd Creatures Can They Bo TH B WStarringJames Whitmore, Edmund GwennBorn to Levi Ludtke nd wife fGregory at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week Aug 7, a daughter The Stockbridge school districtvotes Sept 14 on raising 5 mills LXtea for building purposesArthur Maachke has bought theJim Rouse farm at Gregory Born to James McKune wifeof Gregory Aug 8, a daughter , Ralph Byers, 52, editor of the, unfy Monday, August 22, 23 Saturday, August 20, 21Double FeatureMcCrae, Mad BlanchardtoBLACK HORSE CANYON In TeehnieelorandCharle Coburn, John Agar inTHE ROCKET MAN August 20, 21TAZA, 8ON OF COCHISE action drama in technicolorwithRock Hudson, Barbara Rush and Greg PalmerNews aad CartSunday Monday, August 22, 23 la Technicolor YANKEE PASHA a modrma stagingJeff Chandler, Rhonda Fleming Mamie VanDoren, Leo Cobb8unday Shows 3 5, 7 PCartoon and SportAnn Arbor News, died at University hospital there, last week j Dexter will vote Nov 2 on bond jing for 45,000 to build a new fire j hall iBorn to Mr and Mrs WilliamSteptoe Mary Ann Harris of Dexter Aug 5, a son, Robert David jShirley Wylie,daughter of MrandMrs Ashex Wylie won a bicycle atthe Fowlerville Pair Billy Shehanhad a 2 year old horse in the Thurs day race and came in 4thLeslie Merritt of the LivingstonCounty Press and wife are vacationing in Ottawa,Quebec and Montreal Canada Matin so Sunday 230 P M ContCh cion Hesten, Robert YoungiaSECRET OF THE INCAS In Technicolor Tues, Wed, ThuM Aug 242S26MA PA KETTLE AT HOMEA Comedy StarraMarjorie Main, Percy KilbrideCartoon and SportShows 715 and 900 Wed Thurs Aug 2425,26 Ra Milland Grace KellyDIAL M FOR MURDER in Warner ColorLEE THEATREWhitmove Lake, Michigan ComingValley of the Kings, LivJt Up, Riding Shot GunTheatre 4 Mr and MrsHerb Sneed and Bob Friday Saturday, August 20 21Mauk of Howell have gone to Tex her Women8 dub and churchi, Mn Kdward Swaekhanwj rold of rfiilf Naturally, like epota, he also likes to t inttdt Its easy to makeiaUi orpartiesuplftsureinsft cAore Her fuesia particularly bt woaderfui crubhwi1 bmile pamda la her ekecric ran, en , CHUSHEO wumt PARTY CAKS Urge sponge cike, uuiced caps wbippinu cream2 tablespoons sugarmm 345,000 of your uKalready found om what a ui enc there ia in coo theflamelesH electric way i nc more scouring of bia ipans You never have ru r ysabout cooking tempera iurt3 all you do is set the switch r,jthe exact heat needed and waikaway Your modem rangeTrioesthe rest for you, electricallyMODEPNCOOK ElECrftlCALLY iu cupsaitilr4 CUP hot watei SEE YOUR DEALEP or Born to Pvt Bruca Hardman andwife Kay Knapp of Howell, Aug 8, a son, David BruceCharles F Spencer of Brightonwa3 married at Angola, Ind, July27 to Mrs Flossie Tyndal of HowelL The bride has been clerk at the Hotel LivingstonThe Howell A P Store willmove in their new home on EastGrand River, Howell, August 25 They, will have parking space for130 carsWashtenaw county will voteNov 2 on building a juvenile detention home to cost 110,000The Niehaus oil well on the Fletcher farm near Chelsea has beenflowing a much as 100 barrels a Double Feature SOUTHWEST PASSAGEin ColorwithRod Cameron Joanne Dru, and John IrelandBlMGet that GirlDANGEROUS MISSION in TatJurieolorwithVictor Mature, Piper Laurie and Vincent PriceCartoon ISIS Jadtfen Road, Ana ArborNormandy87088Chttdiw and U admitted FieFriday, Saturday August 20, 21CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER ta TechnicolorwitbGuy Madisen, Helen WestcottandFIGHTER ATTACK in TechnicolorwithStirling Hay den, Joy Page CartoonSun, Mon, Tiies Aug 22 23, 24 Danny Kaye in a sidesplitting musical panicKNOCK ON WOODwitbMai ZetteringNoveltie News Cartoon Sunday Monday, August 22 28TANGANYIKAIn TechnicolorwithVan Heflin, Ruth RomanandFORBIDDENwithTony Curti, Joanne Dru CartoonNotes of 25 Years Ago i Wcdne8dyJuh1Z8tfettg2S 26 Tues, W7ed, Thurs, Aujr 24,25,2NAKED JUNGLE1in TechnicolorwithCharleton Helton, Eleanor Parker alsoFLOWER FOR ALL OCCASIONS f r ojrWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY Phone 28 JRawellSEWING MACHINES We Seryjce and Repair All MakesFree Estimates Given in AdvanceSinger Sewing Machine Company d 1915Bettys Beauty Shop8 8 0 5 HURON RIVER DRIVE DHXTBR, MICHIGANPHONE HA 616 4HAIRCUTS 100P8BHANENTS 650IWayne AtLee and wife are visit ALi Work Guaranteedor 84F2 linckneytag at the Cy ALee home in Glad y4 South Main St, Ana Arbor,Michwin Through the efforts of Suparvisor Walter Mowers options have been taken on 1000 acres of land,north and west of town by Charles Clark, state land buyer for the new state hospita It includes the Mercer, Kovac, Hartman, John Mar tin, Frank Mowers, William Shehanand other farms Holly, Ypsilantiand Northville are also after thepital Jt would employ 1500 people Pinckney beat Wbitmore LakeWHY WORRY jhere Sundny 11 to 3 Don SwarthouiIVactkms during these months lmd3 hits cluliS Pie and awill take many people away from, d0JJ , , , or , , , ,,L u ,, ,,i Ai a Bobbie Eck had 26 head of cattUheir home leaving valuable ar1 , , , , i6 killed at the C St crossing at Dexticjcs uoVPTWectecu ,, , , T, , , 5 ,A c i T l o v i ter last Friday mght by New YorkA Safety Deposit Box will keep, , ,J , , L ,J1 Centra freight tram Others were Mcrfaerson State BanHowell Michgcor RACING BLOODIn TechnicolorwithHill Williams, Jean Porter andJimmy BoydSECURITY RISKwithJohn Jrcland Dorothy Ma loneNews and MEN OF THE LADYVan Johnson, Walter Pidgeon CartoonThe Francis Shehan familyspent Sunday at the Lundeen cott ld Lkimportant papers such as bonds, freigh injured so badly they had to be killdriving themstock certificates,insurance policies, J T , deeds, abstracts wills blh certi1 J LLon farm to theficates and the hke from prymgjEck f Ajl ffi bl k dhands or from fire Vav,l Iteitis A DeUoit rendering c n sent of Jewelry or silverware can alsoout a vhole fitet Saturdaybe protected by this use of ourvaults Cartoon age at Hiland LakeCARD OF THANKSto Express My Sincere Thanks and Appciation to the Voters of the LivingstonShia assee District for the Fine Support I Received atF nary Election Tuesday August 3rd Thurber CornelllYour vacation can be worry free,with this low cost precautionRenta Safety Deposit Box today As HowPhone Normandy 24222 Ann Arbo as 400 per yearEXCURSION BUS FAREStftm STARTINGMONDAY AUGUST 23 ON THE tor the carcasesBorn to Wibur Eisele and wife ofDetroit Aug 14 a son 26 people from here attended theGehringer day ball game at DetroitWednesdayBorn to Joe Gentile and wife onAug 15, a daughter L W Hendee and wife and W H Meyer and wife are on a trip toNiagara FallsLee Tiplady has purchased the Ewing property on East Unadila St of Fred Kublicki jW C Hendee Sons won 50 percent of the sheep premiums at theIonia fair Born to George Kingston and wife of Jackson Aug 15,a daughterG A Sigler and wife who havebeen at Manisique the past yearhave returned homeLansing Pinckney Ann Arbor Division ofLin Bare Your Chance fora One Day Outing While These Low RoundTrip Fsre Are ArailaMFROM PINCKNEY TOROUND TRIP TOAnn Arbor 70c plus 7c Fed TaxDexter 45c with No TaxGregory 35c with No TaxStockbridge 50c with 5c Fed Tax GO ANY DATN RETURN SAME DAYBUS DEPOT LYLE JONES DRUG STORE Phone Pinckney UP83191 48 YEARS AGOJesse Buchanan of Detroit was aSunday guest of Mabe Sigler Mrs Mable Suydam of Chelsea is jvisiting her parents, the W S Swar Ithouts Born Sunday to Garner Carpenter and wife a girLHie village of Howell after muchdebate will pay half the cost of building a sidewalk across the courthouse square by the jail The Pinckney base ball team willplay at the Dexter Labor Day pic nic given by St Josephs Church, Darters big day A chicken dinner be served in the grove on theJudge Dexter farmenator Rumer of Daviaon visited George Teeple last week who in troduced him around The senator intrduced the bill establishing theMichigan Stafce Sanftoriunt atMrs Mike Do Ian has gone toManisique to visit her daughterMrs Monte Nolan Frank Sigler has closed his icecream parlor for the seasonThe Dan Donohue family of Syracuse, N Y, visited at the Cornelius Lynch Jiome last weekI Samuel Kennedy 4s teaching in ilson Busness College, Seattle, Washington Gracp and HrolH Grieve sang a duet at the Method hurch last Sunday morningi TELEPHONE OPERATING WORKFor Girls High School Graduates Preferredopportunities for advancemenS40 starting rate LrSDay Week Pleasant working conditions No Experience NecessaryCALLMiss Auten at HOWELL 9901MICHIGANBELL TELEPHONE COMPANY7 TAKHLAND DRESS HOUSE FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE SALEAll Ladies Childrens Dresses ONE HALF OFF Specialties Blouses 198 335 value 100EI Sims Zipper Front Dresses Regular 398During the Sale Only 269And a Great Man More BargainsPhone Brighton AC 75036 Open Every ErerfogAPPREC1AIION EXPRESSIONI wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all voters of Livingston County for diefine vote given me at the Primary Election for the office ot SheriffLAWRENCE GEHRINGER SheriffArnod Berquist with Bill Jones of 10 days at, Nuofter an wtf of HoHwnunr t wtti Stmiay goeaM at tha, fWefreaday, Attfttrt 18, Pinckney DispatchEntered as Second Claa Matter at Poctofflee114 So Howell 8t Pladney, Mich Etabecription Price fUO a YearFrandis Shehan and wife amiMurray Dagg and wife attendedthe night ball game io Detroit last Tuesday night y vJohn Burg jr Donald Singer aud W4waid Hollingaworth aftendedthtf 4H C l vd W10CER1ES DRYGOODSI54waid Hollingaworth aftendeBrighton 4H Camp last week 1 VMark Abney was on a 5 day ui to Mississippi last week and visl ed in Danville, Illinois SellCANNED G III SHOESGENTS FURN1 Danville, Illinois The Abney family reunion va ti Athe Homer Abney home Sunday 85 wore tfcere Among them vcre the Troy Abney family of Char ,town, Wcsi Virginia,, Mrs JohnjDale and family of Lon Island, X Y and Mrs Carl Orey and family of An Arbor 4The Georyc Roushes spent Sun wih Mrs Rae Spreckens of Flint i Rev Keith Rueseer left Mon PHONE UP83114t day for Georgia to bring back his children who have been visit inyk , their grandparents threN Elmer Rustorffer of Flint, a stu t dent at Bob Jones University at the Peoples Church Sunday iaiRow R or officiated at Jumarriai h Aim Lui tJas MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixture and Suppliesc, Oi anil Gas Mot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsW Install We Service10 7 5 EA8TsViijfinia u, uMi luKansas v ior ll,thDirector Tlic will mouth, ,rini i ivi inOALLINGERIE Nancy w iiriVyicMutiia KENNEDYS GENERAL STORECashway Store 126 WEST MAIN STREET, P1NCKNEYHILLS BROS COFFEE with each 10 order 89c SLICED BACONCATSUPKIDNEY BEANS 2 bottles2 303 cans 2 cans 53c33c29c 19cTHURSDAY AUGUST 19thTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGPtWMBING, WATER SYSTEMS REPAIRING0 WEBSTER ST UP 86 6 0 7 PinckneyLONE CEDAR INN HAMBUBGERS, HOT DOGS CONY ISLANDS, CHEESE BURGERS, GRILLED CHEESE, MALTS, SUNDIESA NEW DRIVEIN CURB SERVICE JUST EAST OF PINCKNEY ON WHEuler has returned homo atter 2 years stay at the Michigan State San and R W Wyiio has lesumed his domicile at the panntnlhome at Andersont Mrs William Fuller, 88, oi Mai ion died Friday The funeral was Monday with burial in Gilkes Cemetery Mrs Robeii Pike Spent last weekin Corrunna where her father, Wm Beniiey, is illSunday callers at the JesseHenry home were Charles Whitehead wife and Beatrice Lambornof Gregory, Florence Tupper, Flint,and Mr and Mr and Mrs GknnVanBuren of ByronWilliam Shehan and wife wereSaturday dinner guests of Mrs Alma and Zita Harris Mrs Rose Hendee, Lynn Hendecand wife,Walter Clark and wife and Mrs, Clare Hendee and children of Oakjland, California attended theHendee reunion at Moore Park,Lan sing, Saturday The James Ward family ofChubbs Comers are spending a fewdays at Niagara Falls Stanley Dinkel and George Haukattended the Republican convention at Howel Friday niuht Stanley waselected delegate to the state con vention and vice chairman of thedelegation Jack McDonald is chair jman and Frank Gould, secretary, W F Close is also a delegateJ H Hooker and wife were Sunday dinner guests of the CW Hook er family at Zukey LakeMrs Josie VanHorn of Howell isvisiting the Clifford VanHodnsThe following from here attended the Rainbow Girl installation at Gaiyfllord Saturday Mrs FrancisRobinson, Mrs Fern Reason, LeotaReason, Ann Shirley Reason,JoyceAllen Karen Gustafson PKICES ARE CUT 100 PER TONTo Allow You To Fill Up For Next Year rder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To HONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119, rf ,fMERS forLThousandj cf Aorcujions with errr,, vi Dairy OCJCC Ciincluding ion, rccsafety, skilled IreciAlso Cc 75 BdfiCJJ, 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Yo u Ca n Affor d T a 1 ajMilford , Michiga nMilfor d Granit e Work sWoner s Grocer yVILLAG ETAXE SNOW DUt AND PAYABLE AT MY HOME ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYSHELE N REYNOLDS Villag e Treasure r54 5 Eas t Putna m Street , Pkickney , Michiga n 606ft tiaolus y Real Estat eFarms , Homes , Lak d Propert yBusines s Opportunitie sUF You r Propert y Wit h M tUereri d IUo nboke r 20 9 Nort h Pear lPHON E U P 8316 6WANTE D Wil l trad e Mailor ysel f starte r wit h voltag e contro lonr o T M for portabl e cemen t mixe r o r HJu T LEr Burne r Oi l Stov e Rotar y Law n Mower Writ ewit h Oven , goo d condition , look s 10 8 Pincknev lik e new , cheap Phon e H A 6561 9 IFO R SAL B 195 0 Pansf l Chevro FO R SALEFue l Oi l ILacr ,le t Trhck , use d onl y 2 years , 2700 0 Barrel s an d Connections Cheap MT w Do r Roh l Phone UPfi666 7W Mai n S t Phon e U P 8317 3FO RCLASS1FED ADVS Qualit y Mechonai nLO W PR1CE SBee r sndWii t to Tak e Oir t SALE8 acre s o f secon d cutt ismith ,2 mile s nort h FOR SALERe o 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DexterPltickneysQUALITYMEATS FRWTS En145GROCERIES VEGETABLES ROOM FOR RENTPinckney,trance semiprivate, Bath atStuart St iFOR SALEElectric Range, 3 burners and an oven, very cheap Murray Kennedy, U P 88178FOR er complete with 2 parrelsfittings for 35145 Stuart St, SALE1951 and195tires and battery 7ad 1 Plymouth, neVgray color, onebattery7ady owner 166000 Phone HA63620FISH STATE OF MICHIGANThe Circuit court for he County ofLivingston in Chaneety ORDftR OF PULICATION Lillian B Hoffman Plaintiff VsTheroa Hoffman, DefendantAt a session of said Court hetd atthe Court House in the City ofHoweU, Michigan on the 26th dayof July, 1964Present BOB, Michael Carland,Ciiouit JudgeIn this cause tt appearing by affi entrance, semiprivate bathdavit on file, that it cannot be aa,145 Stuart St, Pnckneycartained in what state or Country theaid defendant,Theron Hoffman ZTTZ AHO PARTSAsideslOn otio oi Glean C Yelland,Attorney for plaintiff, it is orderedtha the appeaance of the said deettttmt, Theron Hoffman, be atr HowlLed in this cause within three month TOR SALEFuel WM from the date of this order and that Stof Dole Millar, phoae 78F1in case of his appearance that he1 taat kia answer to th bill of com to be ffled aid and a copy i WANTEDWorK Dy the dayi Mrs Margeret Huhman 610 UaadUa Pinckney, Michigan1 FOR SALE 7 room house at MfWest Main St, Pinckney, semi modern with oil furnae Inquirs of Bo Jack 387 WestFOR SALE Elgin Outboard motor new 5000Luciua Doyle UP 83123,PinekneyFOR RENTCottafe,good fiahng,safe sandy beach for childrenboatthe last 3 weeks of AugustMrs W A Honetr, Rtel PncJttsy 11165 Patterson Lake H poMwd roadREADY MIXED CONCatPhoneHO WEILLAWN MOWER SHARPENING 11254 RIVKRBANK LANEHILAND LAK MICHMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICELARKS thereof aamd upoa glililUfs atttoraey ulthia If dayi after serrieom him er hit attorney of a eopy of 1 tbe said bitt, amd m dafaatt thereofthat said fain be takes at sonfeaiedby fh wld dafesMlaat, Tteoa Hoff ORDER YOURAnd it is further ordeitdV that them jtokom caute tUt onkr to be1 published in the Pindaey Dispateh, ia newspaper, printed, pubUahed tadirculattng in said connty tad that such publication be oommeaeinfwithin 40 days from Ifea date of tisto order, and that sueh puhHsmttw btcentinaaflV therein otict orBJ suutstslTe weeksMichael CarlandLOherflEAVES TROUGHWhy Let Your Roof Wash Away See Us PPor YourEAVES THOUGH NEEDSWE ALSO RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UB45 5 1 S PitfetoeyWML H BRASH JR COALFill Your Bin Now at the Lower PricesPOCAHONTAS BRIQUETS HARD CO At BLOCK COALSTOKERCOAL S0FTC0A1FARMERS FEBD A SUPPLY C0MPAN 4 1i 4 i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 18, 1954 Description An account of the resource August 18, 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 1954-08-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c82598f123c842f88768dd4f68f443ce.pdf cfb26b9b333fff2d94554faec4e55a24 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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in th e IHJ Xfo r St Joseph Pinckne y score d trie firs t o n hit s b y Higg s an d Packer an d go t 6 mor e th e 3r d o n 2 wjgjg 2 errors , a hi t batsma n an d hit s b yBurn s an d Amburgey Thi s ende d 80, 800 ,680 , 800 ,78 0 p m 900 LOCAL NEW S j CURREN T COMMBi TFridayafte r Novena a Devotions ,Saturday 78 0 t o 00 0 p m SundayiBefor e 89 0 mass Harr yles s the y notif y yo u t o tha t effec tI f it is justified the commissio n notj v Arthu rifie s th e utilit y t o mak e adjust 1 Thoma smenta Th e commissio n I s designe dt o b e fa u t o th e publi c utilitie s also I n additio n t o controllin g electri cpowe r companies , telephon e compa nie s an d ga s companie s the y als o co ntro l transportation , bu s an d freigh tlines The y als o se t th e rate s fo rthem Th e commissio n consist s3 commissioner s appointe d b ygoverno r bu t a t presen t ther e Clay,Massett ,o fth eir egov e pbu t 2 a Democra t an d Republica n a sth e legislatur e refuse d t o confir mth e 3r d ma n appointe d b y Gov Wil ltarns Th e member s ar e Joh n Mc all assumpsit v s Irvin g Small , We sVerbaUIBJI scorln as McMacken finishedthe game for St JoeAB R HPinckney Teenersr Tf j ,6 wp lHuhman, ssley Alvord vs Arthur Schroeder, jjjgKs fMae Oakden vs Kenneth Love,, allPi1fJ , ,, ,r f,, , t is urns, citrespass on the case Vernon State pBk Bank vs Howard Statz, replevin, i garrett 3b The nonjury cases are garnish Kenned pment, Albert Basso vs John Rossi1 yjison pter, Vem Bush vs Earl Shoemaker assumpsit, Joe Marvasa vs Herm anassumpsit, Joe Marvasa vs Herman Arnbureey 9bSchmidt, Smyths Garage vs Setvice Lavey ibFire Ins Co,Freda Smyth vs Lloyd We Jer lbBerrier, Trailmobile Co vs Chas I VanBlaricum, James Robb vs Mut St Josephsual Benefit Insa Co, Indus Nat iB Seinf 42 34 3 114 2 11 0211 1100100 220 000110AB R HBanki vs Douglas Kinney, Indus Not Bank vs Chas Harlan, Eaton hemical Co vs Lawrence Gherkin, Adv Co vs R M Menzies,Bank vs Frank rligglns, Ind Battle, c, lbGherkin, p,McMacken,L Seini, cf Muncie, 3b clb,Vs Herbert CarriganjTres Kolen,pass on th case, Lawrence Visel vs Bailer, zbStanley Czapski, Clarence Visel vsSchmick Stanley Elmer Jack vsKeSineth, WolvertonDonvs Virginia Keesler, Jamesburg vs Clarence Smith In therfsecond 44423033 3game the Howellteam scored 3 runs the first to take jThe divorce cases are Dorothy vs Sals the lead Pinckney tied it up the 2ndwhen FSingei1 tripled with Hough gton and Moriarity on besses andCarthy, Democrat, Mt ClemerisandfJohn Hunt of the Soo, RepublicanCommission rulings are not final as they may be appealed to the cir0ait or supreme courtThe Michigan Bell Telephone Corequested a raise in rates in 1953 Itwas turned down and they appealedthe ruling There are 140 differenttelephone companies doing businessin Michigan The Bell, General and Unioa are the biggest and do 90 kof the business The commission canalso grant rebates In 1945 theygranted one to Mich Bell customerswhich totalled 10 million The commissiom also patrols roads and steps truoks to see that they are moving loads according to law The orgin of the public servicecommission wa political Anothercommission, the Public Utilities preceeded it and performed the same,duties When Frank Fitzgerald be,n,Celia vs John BoyntonMarjorieedRichards and McMackencame governor in 1935 he regarded erdinad Gles, Roya vs Alice Wellman was caught off firstthis commission as part 0e 202 10 00 GhuretiCalvary Mennonite Church Btv EnsvBoachy, PastorS 8 SilBt, Walter EachMorning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800Gwgrtgaiional Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AMMorning Worship 1045 A M Thur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch at 800Wed Choir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To All Mrs Clara Kennedy and sons ofDetroit spent Sunday with MrsEmma VollmerMrs Marion Pearson of Howullwas week end juest of Mrs BeulahMillerThe Merwin Campbell and JamesHall families spent the week jnd atIrand Haven1 The Albert Shirley and Kenneth Mohlman families were Sunday vis The first negro ever to sit hibit i fcabinetsoitors at the Doyle at Keeyo HarborMrs Helen MillerBarbara and SallyHuron, Ohio Templeton homeand daughters,are visiting inPeoples ChurchUndenominationalM36 West between Main and Unadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 AMSunday Worship 1100AM Youth Group 700 PMEvening Servic e 800 pmThur Prayer Meeting 800 P MJr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M The Howard Read family spentSunday at the Wilde cottage at Por tage Lake Mesdames Howard Ru, SadieRead, Ida Byer and Janet Feidler had dinner at Dearborn day ThursdayThe Ray Burns and Don meeting of a presidentweek at Washington Dwhere Ernest WilkinsChicago atney, recently named assistanttary of labor did so Secretary aftLabor Mitchell was away on speak tour Right after the civil warfthe whites in the south weredisfranchaised and the negroes and rarpetbaggers ruled the country, number of negroes were elected tothe U S senate and congressWhea ii the white people got the vote backthey disappeared and none havtj since been elected with 2 exceptionsXew York und Chicago negro dittricts have elected negro congress men ind Detroit may do so thi year as a negro has been nominateed in i heavily populated negro disjtrict there The legislature still begrudgesInn Thurs spending money on prison facilitiesBurnsdinner quests Sunday home at HallEdward Henderson, Calvin vs Shir1 scored on a wild throw They got ley Amo, Vera vs Wm Kaiser,Verj2 more the 4th when Burns walked Sr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P Mna vs Kenneth Buffington, Thelma Darrow doubled and both scored on We Exteadiett WTiittaker, TJerfftaBaugher, Mary vsJames va Guelma vs Harold Norton, William vs Harr Houghtons hit and another the 4th ipff mift Vsj Claude on a walk to Jeffreys and BurnsHarry Truman, hit Their last runs came in the 5th Junnett, Lucilleon Moriaritys hit, Laveys i vs James Petosczy, Lyle vs Ethel J Jeffreys home runHowell McDaniels, Louise vs James Puck, the 4th on Wellmans and McMackett, Doris vs Rex ShiartOra vs Jens hits and the 6th on N NixonsKatherine Holmes, Leonard vs Mary triple They filled the bases the 7th,Kroczak, Florence vs Herbert John,with no one out but Houghton fanniur8 a Christian WelcomeEveryoneBETHEL BAPTIST CHURCHtriple 3 Miles N 8 Miles W of Pinckneyscored4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg Sunday Morning Service 1000 families wereat the Joe Burns Moon Lake The Jack Young familythe Kuhn reunion atday 90 were present David Aberdeen spent latin Chicago aim Royai OakMrs And rew Neshittwedding of William 1 trit Sunday He i aDr W C WylieThe Dirk Rmltkc family ofdlphia Pa, art visiting hirAndrew Nesbitt and wifeMis lefJigc Meabon is stillJoe hospital, Ann Arbi CK ViwiXorman and wife imbus, Ohio, lastight Mike and Scottve been visiting thericm also Raymer flil rbor Sheryll and Rus alo linmo from attendedSunweekattended the udue in Degraudson ofPhilafatheratThe prison camps were evolved tOdo away with prison congestion andareCalwereto w,t, ri r, etyIr , are artSunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745rf thegravy Fitzgerald was dominated yPrank McKay who was then thepower in Michigan The Public Utilities was filled with Democrats ap pointed by Gov Comstock, Democcrat who proceeded FitzgeraldTheyhad been appointed for terms fyeavs and refused to resign So Fitz gerald had the legislature abolishthe commission and then formedthe public service commission to replace it Prank McKays law partnerwas appointed chairman of the new commission4 YEARS AGO , y Alice Wellmanellenbger,Henry vs Georgia Hop Pinckney kins,MargaretLynchtives in Detroit is visiting rela Earl vs Nellie Ackerman, Moriarity, vs Charles Majewski,,Emily Singer, ssvs ies Adams,Coral vs Leo Glen, Lavey, cf Doris vs Michael Pietrzak, Dolores Jeffreys, lbvs Leslie ProfitFrendy vs Marjary Gentile, If Crysler, Ernest vv Carrie Lykins, Burns, rfMarion vs Edna Rood, Betty vs Meyer, c Wayne Smith, Thelma vs Robert Darrow, 2bPierce, Kenneth vs Ann Mitchell Houghton, p v Marion Carpenter,Hartman , D , ou Bennett, 3bMRS JOSEPHINE WATTS White SS andAB R HNorma vs Edward A11Howe11 A11c2bMany Pinckney people are1 attending the weekl earnival or street fair this Mrs Josephine Clinton Watts,86,daughter of Thomas and ElizabethMelvin Clinton of Pinckney died atCleveland, Ohio, August 17 She was born September 17, 1868 After attending the Pinckney school shewas a school teacher for a number ,of years and taught the Unadilla END SEAS0N THURSDAYschool atone time She married Dr j pa,, wjn aA i i Wellman,Richards,McMacken, lbBailer, cf G Nixon, rf Haller, ssM Nixon, p 3b 842243344Stars AB 3343 43333 21210 1011 21 110 103 1 9670r ServiceFrank Shultz, PastorMarshall Rd Gen 75490South Lyon, MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION 9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake Larry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AM Morning Worship 1045 A M Evening Service 7JO P MWed, Prayer Meetiag 730 p mR H 1 201110 100 00 LIBRARY BOARDThe Library has beenmanent status It is governedBoard of Trustees elected by a perby aHam Lynn Hendoe and wife spent lastweek at Luddington wih the DrJim Xash familyMesdames Florence Haugh andHazel Parker were in Ann ArborFriday Nancyclay night at theHiland Lake for Rene Haines whowill be married in OctoberMrs Drthea Curtis and family Jof Plymouth spent Sunday at th Ralph Hall home The Bud Hekkei ing family of Lundeen Hive a shower FriLundeen home at while they helped the prisonsayain overcrowded, Senatorman of Battle Creek wilj introduce another bill at the next session of Vie legislature The bill wouldmake the counties send their smalltime offenders to jail instead of to prison In his bill 4 classes of of fenders would draw jail sentences They are 1 Persons who writechecks against insufficient funds jwehe the amounts are small TMJwould not include habitual forgers 2 Persons convicted of chronic dia orderly conduct 3 Persons convict ied of unlawful use of motor vehic iIes Thns is mostly teen agers who 1 steal cars for joy rides 4 Persons convicted of family desertion and nonsupport According to statistics this would only reduce the prison about 200Coleman still new prison at Ionia for legislature appropriated populationfavors the which the400,000Another big week end is comingup, Labor Day, and the state is maleing every effort to curb traffic fatalities over that week endLastic accidentsa reatburg and Putnam townships and the Howell spentNash homoLloyd iiiivffer familesFriday MrsViolaer, Mrs Frdays last Sunday at the Markv and llussi11 Xuow ied, the DetroitRia I visitd her mothnk Peters in Jackson 2e1 Village of Pinckney Board Memj Ern,sl Kew and wifa of DeUnit0 bers were Mrs Viola Read,MrsMarion Russel and Mrs Thomas Bonner, chairman The summer reading contest endsAugust 24 Hand your book reportste the LibrarianThe PfhCkney school opens SeptWill Watts whose family lived at4 The sohool is on the Michigan j North Lake They lived at JacksonState Normal acredited list and eff Nebraska for awhile and then atorts are being made to get it on thePeoria, 111, where Dr Watts wasUniversity of Michigan list The surgeon for the Brotherhood of Loteachers are T J Gaul, supUBelle Comotive Engineers Later theyKennedy, principal Mae Reason,7thand 8th Lela Monks, intermediateJessie Green, primaryWitfim A Sprout is now atZwella, La, where he will be suptof schools this year The William Ledwidge family aretheaH caimping at Patterson LakeBernice Jackson wil teachPiainfield school this year RrWCaskey started his threshing trips last week with a new threshing engine Misa Bmma Gardner gave a party last Friday night ia honor of herguest, Miss Irene Dupius of Detroit Lucy Snyder of Defter is visitingat the John Conners home Born to Wirt Ives and wife of Unadilla last week, a daughter Dr Will Watts and wife of Peoria, Til, are visiting here Pinckney played at the ChelseaCatholic picnic Thursday and lost to Dexter there 5 to 3 Leo Laveywas sick, Everett Burchell caughtfor Pinckney Moran pitched This adv appeared in this issueWAN1JJD A reshsoctable, girl for, general housework Night owls and gadahwits need not apply H G Porter, UnadillaNOTICEPrices at the Darrow Barber Shopwill raaain as heretofor Hairwts, all types 100Shavw 76ciacluding Saturdays M E DarrowNOTICB I have moved to 7421Portage Lake Road, Rte 2, DexterPleas see rueat my new addressMary Walter, RttT XfittePhone HA 62212ysMv OF r mi moved to Cleveland,Ohio, DrWattsdied a few years ago Surviving isone daughter, Mrs Janet Inglefriend of Cleveland, and two sisters, Mrs Jennie Devereeaux and Mrs Fannie Kavnaugh of PinckneyThe funeral was at St ThomasMore Church Cleveland Friday andburial was at Cleveland MesdamesJennie Devereaux and Fannie anaugh of Pinckney attendedfuneralSEPTEMER JURY LISTPutnamWayne AtLee, EdithCarr HamburgHarry Lee,Nettie HelmHandy Twp,Catherine GehringerGeorge StovveHartlandCharles Gutherie, Romama Strong, KavtheCityCatherine Wiltae,Irene SlaytonHowell TwpCatherine Morgan,Nina AbransomIoseoLem Hedican, Fred WarnwrightMarionC L Myers, Ruth MooreOceola Joe Dunn, Dora Faulds Tyronelone HarpetWmHctan UnadillaIvan Hil, Emma PooleBrighton CityRobert Trobesh,Sam HoodBrighton TwpEarl Bielby,Gladys McDonaldCohoctah Betty Baker, LucilleSchroeder nConwayHazel Baughman, J CSherwoodDeerieldClifford Boutell, Jud8on ShueGenoaJohn Schmidt, Florence Portryious ,Green Oak Joseph Miller, BeulahWilUam, Pinckney will end tine soft ballseason here Thursday night at the KINGS DAUGHTERS MEETlighted field with 2 games In the The next Kings Daughters meetfirst game the Teeners meet the ing is Thursday, Sept 8Place of the Dickson hakery of Howell in the of the meeting to be announced lat830 game Pinckney plays the How er ell All Stars There was considerable arguement in last Fridays contest and the All Starsbring over a team that IS MADE DEANintend to David Ledwidge who works in will beat Flint, sent up a clipping from aPinckney This game will be the Flint paper containing a picture20ththis Taschshe is homespent the fromsumone for the Pinckney A team and writeup of Stanley Zeraformer lQrn summer Pinckney high school teacher who1 has been appointed dean of boys atTHURBER CORNELL Northern high school thereIn 1952 were Sunday quests at the AlbertDinkel home VClifford Miller and wife arespending the week at their cabin at LovellsGretchenGladwin wiieremerThe Roy ReasonCoopersville Sund,Fred Read andweek end with tiiat Clear LakeSunday visitors ui the AndrewCampbell hcmic were Mrs MildredTrost, Larry and Charles Trost andthe James Nance family of Dear J1 persons were killed in tmffin that week end and amany more injuredTo thatend all state police and sheriffs ofJicers will be alerted and in many ofI the counties the national guard will be asked to assist Ingham and Muakegon counties have adopted tbiaplan and Gov Williams asks othercounties to do likewise Last Memor ia Day 21 were killed in traffic accidents and on July 4, Michigan led the nation with 35 traffic deathaOfcourse many more were injuredThe main trouble ia Michigan has more cars on the road than ever before while the road building program has been stalled since WorldWar II were inspent theSchossers atThurber Cornell, 68,Howell he wag awarded his Masters Demember of the legislature gree at University of Michigan He, , , , i ,, 11 i i , ir I IIIICIC IlvMllC VYIHI nielliHonformerdied at ScPherson hospital, HoweO, has been active in the Youth Move Thursday of pneumonia where he ment and in Boy Scout workwent a few days before the pri The Carl Lentz family of Lansingspent the week end at the Ona and took their twoCampbell homechildren who have beenmary He was thought to be on the road to recovery but his heart failed He had large farming interestsan also operated sawmillsIn the primary Cornell opposedAdrian deBoom the present memberof the legislature and accused him of being Iuke warm in opposing theestablishing of a prison camp m Livingston county deBoom was on the legislative prison committeeThe people of this county do notlike prison camps The issue evident ly also appealed in Shiawassee asthe final vote canvass showed thatdeBoom only won by 30 votes, 4652to 4,622 Cornell was considering a recount at the time of his deathThe survivors are his wife and 7children The funeral was at the Howeli Nazerne church, Saturdayafternoon with burial in Cemetery LakesideMrs Veronica Walker and Margaret Brogan spent Wednesday Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeGriffith and Sharonnight withMrs JoeRick Miller, Neil Clark, Jim Lavey and Bob Perry are at C eboygantad tfat Strain this wmSL spent last week at the Don Griffithhome at Mt Pleasant Mrs Nan Ledwidge has rentedGene Manns house W A Ketcbam attended the Ketcham reunion at Lake Odees last week 98 were pretest ELSIE BANK ROBBEDThe state bank at Elsie, 9 miiesnorth of Owosso was robbed lastThursday shorty after 900 a mwhen they opened for business Therobbers were 2 short stockily built men who wore sunglasses No onewas in the bank but 3 women employees and a 7 year old boy whohad come to make a deposit They were herded in the vault and also awomen depositor who came in 6900 The Thmas Clark family of AnnArbor called on Mrs Margaret Clark and family Sunday The Louis Clinton family of StCatherine, Ont attended the Kuhnreunion at Gregory Sunday and thefollowing called at the C J Clinton home Mrs Gene view Clinton,MrsBetty Thormalen and family, RoyClinton and wife, Mrs Evelyn Fairell and Jean Clinton Mrs M Martin of Lansing spentlast week at the Irvin Kennedyhomewas taken including 270 fromwoman who came and 7 from thetheThere would have been two legboy 5,000 in a drawer was overislative recounts in the state afterlooked There was 30,000 in the safe wnich was not opened Both ofthe robbers wore gloves The robbery took only about 5 minutes Afarmer reported seeing a Ford inan old bam which was later replacjof Owosso despite thefact Shiawased by another car It is thought thebandits switched carB the primaries if the death of HonThurber ComeH of tiuwell had notcancelled one of them The official canvass showed him only defeat ed by 30 votes by Adian deBoom The wheels of justice are sald togrim exceedingly slow and so doethe senate on the resolution to censure Senator McCarthy and hismethods The 6 man senate committee appointed to investigate the affair has asked for an extention of tii1 nnd no one expects them tobrin in i report until after November election Senator Flanders who introduced the resolution iain Europe and Senator Potter of Michigan who said he would Joinwith the Democrats in bringing In mild censure resolution also goes to Kurope this week Senator Ferguson has announced he is against itand will vote for McCarthy Ths whole thing in a nutshell is that theconservative members of the senatedo not like President Eisenhower now any better than they did at thftChicago convention when they sup ported Senator Taft against himathough they accepted his popular ity in the campaign and rode to v1tory on his coattails They regardhim as too liberal and having too many Democratic ideas on legislation They see Senator McCarthy Mtheir only effective curb againsthim and while they probably do notcare for his methods they to divest him of any power as want him to remain free tothe president or his cabinet bers at any time and keep thanthe defensive President EisenhoWfrj spoke before the InterNattonsiCouncil of Churches atMr and Mrs Ona Campbell andand the Lentz children were Fridaynight guests at the Lawrence Camburn homeRosemary Mroflqa of Pinckneyand Samuel Uphaus were married very quietly at Ann Arbor Saturdayafternnon Clyde Fisher and wife spent theweek end with the Roy Fisher fam ily at Mio, see county has tfice the peoplethat Livingston county has The recount that will take place is in theBarryClinton Eaton district where Milton Jordan of Juarlotte was defeated by Carroll Newton of Deltaby 34 votes In the history of preous recounts in the state the manoroginaly ahead usually gains This i bth f G Williwas true in bothIn feeof Gov Williamsfc BrudcexGrosbeckFordNewberry recounts many ballaot boxes were improper sealedand could not be recounted week and askedpeace Senatoryil, lastpray forwas not invited He hatclassed this organization at istic and subversive Hecharges against Bishopthe Methodist Church, ont ofleaders of the Council of wfckfegentleman had little troublehimsef when he appearedCAftD OP THANHI want to thank mymembsfing in on myI I s 1Ii recipefor CHICKE N an d YELLO W RIC Ef sEN CASSEROL Esuccessfu l i n n yELECTRI C RANG E HOWfcLL THEAR E SYLVA N THEATR E J WWIMIUIW I MU B B v w , Friday , Saturday , Aug,28 , 2 8Th e Dexte r Agricultur e Schoo l W S 11TIuri V UM CHEATITR E PRO M ,, B I JUtf e Pke r schocf l o n US1 2 MUland , rac e KeU y CREATUR E FRO M TH E BL Al aThe Fowlervill e toft ball tea m o fth e How H sof t bal l leagu e entere d a tournamen t a t Lansin g las t week sol d th e Parke r schoof l o n US1 2sout h o f Dexte r t o Samue l Haa bfo r 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Sept ordere d hi m t o sta y awa y fro m hi s Sun,Mon,Tues , Aug 2930Sep t 1 TROUBL E ALON G TH E W A1 5 yea r ol d daughter Sulliva n sai dh o woul d ge t hi s gu n an d cam e bac kwit h ifcH e pointe d i t ou t car windo w an d pulle d th e trigge r bu t i tfaile d t o g o offThe n Thursto n wre stie d hi m fo r possessio n o f th e gu nan d succeede d i n gettin g i t bu t go tMatinee Sunda y 34 0 R M Coa ti n SeinemaScop eRober t Mitchum , Marily n Monro ei nRober t Mitchum , Marily n Monro el a A Comed y Starraf f Joh n Wayne , Donn a Ree d Charle s Cobur n1 It s Joh n Wayn e a t h U alltim eMn RoUr t Edd y k ver yi s Bumtrot a dubs , th e love a t otroaa d h r var y moder n home l ato, kw kutband , an d daughte rksr don larg e par t o f th ej Aad , alte r a day s wor k i n744 , wha t coul d b e mor e invitin g CMMrol o f plpia f ho t chicke nfftte w ri M righ t ou t o f he r 2 blac k eyes Sulliva n go t awa y bu twa s late r caugh t an d lodge d i n Jai LA L Gallagher , a nativ e 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Thursda y nigh t Berdell a Eule r ntertaine d a numbe r o f friend s a t he rhome Frida y nigh t Wilhelmin aBourbonnai s entertawe d i n hon y o fViol a Burnet t wh o goe s t o An n Ar bo r t o atten d school Bor n t o Claud e Kenned y an d wif ea t th e Pinckne y Sanitariu m Augus t27 , a daughte r Hele n Bul l i s attende d a showe rfo r Mario n Hendiick s on e nigh t las t Friday, Saturday , Aug,28 , 2 8DISTAN T DRUMS i n Tecaaleolo rwit hGar y Cooper , Mar i Alde nan dCARSO N CITY i n Technicolo rwit hRandolp h Scott , Lucill e Norm iCartoo nSunday , Monday , Augus t 29, 30TAK E M E T O TOWN I n Technicolo rit hAn n Sheridan , Sterlin g Hayde nan dBAC K T O GOD S COUNTRY I n Technicolo rwife Roc k Hudson , Marci a Henderse iCITY O F BA D MEN wit hJeann e Crain , Dal e Robertso nCartoo nSun,Mon,Tuee Aug 29,0,Sept 1n CinemaScop e A Technicolo rMarily n Monroe , Rober t Mitchu man d Ror y Calhou ni nRIVE R O F N O RETURN CinemaScop e Featuret UVESUVIU S EXPRESS i n TeeaaJoalo rN s an 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nt i i n th e flnalsBudd y Mors e o f th e DesMoines ,Iow a tea m ha s bee n sol d t o th e Phi ladelphi a Athletics H e playe d wit hth e Universit y o f Michiga n an d Gfi Eek s Dexte r tea m as t year , twic eplayin g agains t Pinckney St Mary s an dBettj r BO M JACKETSZI P JACKE T Weathe r Resistan t Cotto nan d nylo n poplinactio ntailoredSmart colorsTOP S FO R EVER Y SPORT So r LEISUR E DRESSU POCCASIO N DRESSESTEE N A PAIG EJOA N MILLE RBOBBI E BROOK SSmar t ne w styles , designe d an de d t o pla y activ e role s fo ran d dres s up slat ON8B1TATION DBPT NOTB STh e an y dee r seaso n i s Dec 1 i n3 area s nort h o f 65No l are a i sbounde d b y M5 5 an d M7 2 fro mHarrisvill e t o Acme , 40,00 0 hunter swil l b e allowe d there Are a No 2th e are a betwee n M7 2M8 2 fro m Lak e Huro n t o M13 1 mAntri m A Kakask a countie0,000 hunter s wi l b e allowe d here Are a No 3 is bounde d b y Cheboy gan sout h o n M3 8 t o M6 8 wes tan d sout h fro m Afto n t o Wolverin eo n US2 7 to JC3 1 21,00 0 hunter swi H taUom d hare w Doffitr HAS OPENED FOR THE SEASONOpe n BowHtt gFRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDA Y 63 0 t o 1 1 P LEAGU E BOWLIN G T O STAR T SOO NW E HAV E OPENING S FO R ME N AN D LAD BOWLERS BEGINNER S AR E WELCOM ECOM E I N AN D HAV E FU N ifeTrmThe Peoples StoreGROCERIES DRYGOODSCANNED G IISHOES114GENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIE itKENNEDYS GENERAL STORECash way Store 126 WEST MAIN STREET, PINCKNEYSALEPORK STEAK Xb SKINLESS FRANKS Lb SITRUE TISSUE 400 Count 2 for NORTHERN TISSUE 4 RollsCUT GREEN BEANS 2 Cans STORE HOURSMON TUES WED 900 A M to 600 P MTHUR FRL SAT 900 A M to 800 P M SUNDAY 900 A M to 130 P M 47c39c39c35c29cTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGBNBRAL PLUMBING, WATER SYSTEMS, REPAIRING310 WEBSTER ST UP 86607 PinckneySOMERS HOLUSTERSPECIALSFRESH SIDE PORKLbFRESH PORK STEAK LbHOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE GROCERIES AND BAKED John Boyer amd wife were Sunday visitors of the Ned Schaufle family at Stockbride Sundayi Bob Harding and Louis Marshallwore in Chicago on business lastweekThe Thomas Bonner famiy reWrned home last week after spending 2week at Marquette, upper penin sulaMr and Mrs, Otto Poulson anddaughter, Grace attended the Paul son Family Reunion at FallisburgPark near Lowell, MJttctuMrs John Chambers spentr Sonat the home of her daufffrton Mrs tfenry JohnsocSupervisor Stanley Dfnkel was illthe first of the week Mrs Francis Robinson spent Friday night at the Olin Robinson jrhome in Ann Arbor Mrs Margaret Olderman and sister of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs J H Hooker Wednesday The Mark Nash family attendedthe Mason fair Friday Lloyd Hendee goes to the MichState Fair at Detroit Sept 1 wherehe is sheep supt Kathy Singer, 6, daughter ofMr and MrsRoIlie Singer was hit by a car Sunday morning while onthe bridge on Toma Rd, sotith ofher home She wa taken to Uof Mhospital in the Swarthout ambulance The driver of the car was John alange, a Detroit policeman enroute to Hiland Lake He said the childran in front of his car Her leg was broken in 2 places Olin Robinson went back to workMonday with the Michigan Bell Telephone Company after being homefor 5 weeks with back trouble Mr and Mrs Clart MillerCarol ait spending a week at theMiller cabin at Douglas Lake35c 39c Mrs Jeaaie Hotf of 8hwee,Oklaboma, visited Hit Mary Hoif lastweek from Wednesday to FridayThe Pettysvilk iH QuartetteNancy Naan, Barbara McAfee, Jolets Basydto, and Carol Geryca Bangat the Michigan State College 4H inesxini last week and were on televisionBon to JSJMS fetnger and wifelast weak a tern and to Bert Wylieand wife A daughter, both at MciFWeon HospitalJ H Hooker celebrated his 82ndbirthday Thursday, He got a bushelbushel of post cards The Joe Griffiths and Otis Mattesons had dinner at the CountryKitchen, Mason, SundayBob Darrow and Jerry Heath leftfor Newberry Monday Tom Goode of PlttsburgPa, wasa visitor at the Heath home last weekThe Rrael Read family of Pittsjburg, Pa, are visiting the the Ross Read home Mr and Mrs Tom Howe and sonDennis, are spending the week at East Tawas with his parents Miss Bernardme Lynch of Kala,mazoo is spending 2 week with her sister, Mrs Mary Kennedyi Mr and Mr Sieve Jeffreys of Detroit spent the week end at theWilliam Jeffrevs home Mary Jane Jeffreys is visiting Mr and Mrs Pat Jeffreys at BayCityAl Nesbitt and wife of Detroitand the Charles Whiteheas and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory calledat the Jessie Henry home SundayMrs Kitsie Dinkel, Mrs AlbertaClose and Audrey Klicott were inLansing WednesayWeek end callers of William Shehan and wife were Dr Harlow Shehan, wife and daughter of Jackson, Mrs Ella Lavey, son, Merlin, andMrs Mary TeepleJeffrey Hendee visited his grandmother, Mrs Ed Nuoffer at Holtlast week and went with her to Grand HavenAllen Dinkel attended the autoraces at Pontiac Sunday with Hai Harold AndersonThe John Kito family of Dayton,Ohio are visiting her brother,Lawrence Camburn and wife The William Lamb family of Ann Arbor and James Meyer and wifewere Sunday guests at the W HMeyer home The Joe Musson family of 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hatcr au Ceorpre Hauk, Patterson Lake tomatic transmission,l950 Studebakrr cSTTTt m er pickup truck tonPOR SALE Three Burner Oil Stove Leaiea Auto Sales with Oven, ood condition, looks 9490 Cedur Lake UP 83309like TCV, cheap Phone HA 656191950 Patwff,M Trhrk, used only 2 years, 27000, ,nules Dorothv Rohl IWUjS, Phone UP 83173 stMrtw trAewth i voltage controlPincknevf FOR SALEFuel Oil Heater,Barrels and Connection CheapNOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOME ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYSHELEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer546 East Putnam Street, Pinekney, Michigan LOW PRICEDfieer and to to Take OuPhone ttowefl 706J2 jTOR SATEWhite Rode Flyers, Phone UP8666wt 4 s and over Mrs J Murphy v I142 Swarthout Rd Phone UP8973K FOP RENTHouse on Cedar Uke1 F NALEStewatt Warner table Rd, just north of M36 Wwt,5 rooms model i o in good condition, Rollwith water and bathInJuire of Wini, away bed with inner spring mat Hollister 9321 Cedar Lake Rd tress in wide Phone UP 88167 OR SALEAbout jfc ton of AlfalfaUK ii,T,HT 7 Acres of rhn All lan d Timoth y Ha y toJedPat Murphyalfa secon d cutting Gu y C Michael s Swarthou t Rd , 541 6 Patterso n Lak e Roa dCharle s Wiedma nPhon e Dexte r HA6862 0ckney sSTATE O F MICHIGA NFOR SALE 194 6 KeWnato r R i onKrat n76 SZ6 Uke neW 8 F0Ronable Call HA 65808 Dexter Carl SALEReo Power Lawnmowefor 3Ei00 Lucius J DoylePhonal JQP 83123FOR RENTAPARTMENTMARVIN SHIREYThe Circuit court for the County of 4KOOM FUR RENTPinckney En U2 S5Z I 1 ScmiPrivate, Bath at 145 Stuart St yBath at 145F0R SALhKJectnc Range, 3 bumers and an Oven, very cheap Murray Kennedy, U P 8 Itilimm pmMm QUALITY ORDER OF FULICAT1ONLillian B Hoffman Plaintiff VBTheron Hoffman, DefendantAt session of said Court hetd at ,the Court House in the City of Uli SALEEvans Oil Water HeatHowtU, Michigan on the 26th day r complete with 2 barrels andof July, 1964 J1111 for 35Present HOB Michael CarlandCir 4j stuatlt St, Pnckneycuit Judgcf OR SALii195riymoutJr In this cause it appearing by affi tires and battery, gray colordavit on file, that it cannot be a Jaciy owner 65000 Phone srtaised in what state or Country 1 the said defendant,Theron Hoffman residesOn motion of Glenn C Yelland, Attorney lor plaintiff, It is ordered ,, Installed F0R SALEUsed Combine CheapJbg H11 2822 M86 Wney Will acr Phone UP85662 room xHmsfin Fuckbids 236 S HowellWANTEDW one jyhe dayTMrs Margeret Huhman 610 Unadlla Pinckney, MichiganFOR SAE7 room house at 845West Main St, Pinekney, semi modern with oil furnace Inquire of Bo Jack 387 West Mainy pthat the appeamnce of the said def H InstaEast Grand H isFQK cmd and gravel graded or ed, also proceed road gravoL READY MIXED CONCRBTBD I GRAVEL COMPANY west of Howell at 4950 PhoneHOWBILMEATSFRUITS GROCERIESVEGETABLES FISH Theron Hoffman, be rr Howell, Michiganed in this cause within three months P SALEFuel oil heattna i from the date of this orderand that Stove Dale Miller nhona7fiFi3 in case of his appearance that he W1erase his answer to the bill of com pliant to be filedv end and a copytime sftMvpem Flaintiffs at1 torwy wSb7u days after service on him er Us attorney of a copy ofthe said billand fa default thereofthat said Mil be taken es confessedby the said defendant, Them EoffAnd it is farther ordered, that thesaid plaintiff cause this older to be EH SHARPENINGHHAND LAKE MICHji ift MARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE printed, publshed sadcirculating in said county and that such publication be ccjnmeiicingwithin 40 days from the date of this order, and that such publication be jcontinued therein once eaob weekfor six successive weeks Jndge,EAVES TROUjGHWhy LeiJour Roof Wash Away SeeUs PPor Your EAVES TROUGH MSEDS WE ALSO RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE tALL 5 ISIP S YOURLowerPricesPOCAHONTAS BLOCKBRIQUETS STGKERCOALHARD COALson COMFEEDFARMERSSUPPLY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 25, 1954 Description An account of the resource August 25, 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 1954-08-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0615064bd2df314779c7d1775a98cc69.pdf aee393b006e1cd7b67f0938519f6f03a 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. mmmmmrfVTV V 1 SOFTBALLLOCAL NEWS Hi OilIANmiIR IlJkYST 8HARP WJTIWM ifl excuse for the peoplef af eommualty to be without aretfamtjon program if the peoplewant It, especially communities of 60600 or under A letter from anyofgaaiiation such aa a town board village council, PTA or school hoard addressed to the Michigan IntarAgency will supply consultationand tachnVtl advice on how to operat such a program The addressIt Steven Mason bidding, tanning,This agency coata the taxpayers11,000 a year Some areas servicedby the commission this year are OA Lake, Elkton, St Johna, Yp fWiVw and 1NPW BostonTheir program conaiata of hobby dubs, base hall, dramatics, squaredattca dttjM, ,pek, tam cTbi bjiggest problems of theseprograms are leadership, finance, facilities and organization Goodleaders are scarce and the communities must finance these projectsthemselves In many cases school taildiags which, are idle all summerare uaed Recreation it the greatestcounter action against juvenile del iOQuency so far and as more andmore people have more time the im portance o it will be strongly felt Gov Williams andthe state Republican state central committee are staging, a radio and newspaper debate as to whether President Eisenhower will come to Michigan and make campaign speeches this fallAt theIonia Fair Senator Fergusonwho is up for reelection said the president would come to Michiganjag apeak, probably on Sept 19 This has been changed and VicePros Nixon will speak here on thatdate instead Gov Williams wrote to President Eisenhower asking to meet him on his trip to Michto distuss unemployment He reply from the presidentsMr Adams, that, thed fr any plansfaIlThe but havettJMe Vetily MichiganW dtfr the president so I Dorothy Ann Lavey, daughter ofj Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey of Pinekiwy became the bride of Jack R Sharp, son of Lester Sharp and wife,Hamburg, Saturday morning at SIMujys Church, Putckney Rev A1left Schmitt read the nuptials lorthe double rinjj1 ceremany whichwas followed by nuptial high massi The bride was given in marriagei by her father For the wedding abachose a dress of lace and tulle over white satin, extending into a cath edral train Her fingertip illusion veil was held in place by a matching cap trimmed in seed pearls Shecarried a white satin prayer book on which was centered a white or Pinckney ended herson Thursday gb both games at theTeeners wonfamily attended EdgeJoanne Shields of Ann Arbor, acousin of the bride, was maid ofhonor Her gown was floor lengthchaystalette blue chrome spun taff eta with matching head pieceShecarried a bouquet of pink Talsmenmen roses John 3allahan of Detroit wasbest man The ushers were James Lavey, brother of the bride and David Sharp, brother of the groomFollowing the ceremony a breakfast was serve d at Winans Lake Country Club for members of thebridal party and their relativesA reception was held at the homeof the brides parents in the after noon where over 200 guests came toextend the newlyweds good wishes Carole Puhrman has charge ofthe guest bookThe new Mr and Mrs Sharp willmake their home in Brighton upon return from their honeymoonthrough Canada and the New England States For traveling the bridechose a beige linen suite with cocoa brown and beige accessories An orchid completed her attireThe bride is graduate of Pinckneyhigh school, the grlom of Ann Arbor high schoolThe mother of the bride chose alight blue two piece dress with pinkaccessories Her flowers were pink rose buds The mother of thegroom chose a light blue dress withwhite accessories Her flowers wexebaby blue mums tinted in matching blueA rehearsel dinner was held atthe home of the brides parents on Friday evening, 7 to 5 and Pinckney heat EMAllStars in a tight gas3te VIn the opener DksJMiBsJtefr Md5 to 2 up to the 5th whenscored 4 runs on a walk toand hits by Higgs, Packer, Ajabsgey and Wilson They hthe 6th on hits by Higgs fr er and a walkHoweil scored 3 timesthe first inning when Bailer walkedHardy beat out a bunt and Blhhit a home run They added the 3rd when Gherkin doubledBailer Hardy on who hadPinckney Teeners Huhman, ssHiggs, IfPacker, c rBarrett, lbAmburgey, 2bi Xennedy, 3b Dyer, cf Wilson, p Wakefield rf AB 1H4 0 03 4 2 3 0 1 3 1 13 2 0 3 0 12 123 JO 1Dickson Bakery AB R HBailer, If 2 Z 0Hardy, 2b 2 2 1Walker, 2b 2 0 0Ripley, c 3 0 0Rolin, ss 3 1 1Dieterle, 3b 3 0 0Battle, lb 3 0 0Sober, if 3 0 0Wylie, cf 3 0 0The Howell All Stars had astrong team with Schulteis who pitched in the state district finalsin the box Pinckney scored the firstwhen Moriarity walked and same in on Joe Jeffreys double Meyerdoubled in the second and scored oninfield outs Howell got a run trve 2nd on Schulteis homer and tied itup the 3rd when Brighams hit drove in Bennett who had walked finthe 4th Pinckney scored 4 runs DDarrow got a hit, Reader was safej on an error Moriarity and Lavey hit safely Howell scored 3 timesi the 6th on 2 hits, a walk 2 err ors tied it up the 7th on 2 errorsand a hit In the last of the 7th thePinckney team came through in bigleague style Gentile walked but was forced at second by MeyerDarrow fouled out Tommie Houghton won his own game by doubling over Young Wiaplsj MoatingCottage FeUewaaip ServiceWednesdayChurchPastor Walter Each 10001100 730800ChurchRev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AJL Morning Wotahip 1046 A M Thur Night Prayer Mooting at theChorea at 800Wed Choir Practise 780 P M A Haass Welooaw To All Mr and MUft Otto Pouson were inGrand Rapids Saturday to attendthe wedding of their son, Richard,tfc Alyee Jean ThompsonMiss Grace Polson spent theweek end with her cousin,Rosemary Hbskins at SaxanacElaine Johnson and David Chambers spent the week enu with their d th M ie Chan Chaingrand mother Mo vbersAllan Rose, son of Mr and Mrs CURRENT COMMKTThe way appears to be deaf fara vote on legalised bingo in Nevafrber unless the Michigan Council efChurches gets an order from supreme court, blocking it which is umkely The attorney general feeliberalized the signing of tile petitions and a sufficient number ofsigners names have been approved However an affirmative vote onbingo does not legalize it becatat it is an amendment to the constitution The legislature must draw upand pass a bill, making bingo legalEric Rose had an appendicitis opin Michigan if the voters approveeration Saturday at Me Mel heo hospital HusvellOtaitthUndenominationalM36 West between Main andUnadilla StretitsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 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, 780 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome toe son bingo Nov 2 As we understand itbingo games will be restricted ton v lchurches Veterans fiiemens andAndrew J Buik hawyr, 7o,theuvK organizations in which the money is for charitable purposesCommercial bingo will still be out , , lawed There is also a move on toa life member ofall the Masonic ov apply local option to it This is in organizationsSurviving are his wife effect in New Jersey and Newa son and 2 daughters Another son York That is before Livingstonwas killed in World War II j county could have legalized bingoThe CraftsmenV Quarto,, H tl vote Gardner, Orland Wmslow, Harold dean of the Washtenuw county barassn died at Ann Arbor MondayHe was prosecutor from riu108 andRiggs and Charles Ashford, sangover Station WHRY Saturday onthe March of Dimes program Sunday they sanir at the Wild Life and Conservation Club punic Paul Slick of Detioii who spentmost of the summer at the Murray Dagg home went home SundayCieorge Dag sr and wife of Detroit called at the Murray Dajruhome TuesdayThe fire engine wa ealid t the The lakes in this section, especially those that empty into the Hur Kiver are having trouble with theirwater levels Portage Lake land owners solved their difficulty bygoing into circuit court at Ann Ar oi and having the court set a water levelThis is maintained by building 2 dams, one at the inlet and oneat the outlet of the lake Now Base Lake people are having their troubGene Mann home Tue,lay h a tire J,s Tlu, wut08 of their jakecaused by the stovepipe Slight dam, sai to huve receeded 20 feetdue toage done Mrand MrsJohn Lesing of VillaPark, Illinois, spent the fiil f t family of Dey familyFrediiome jfoii tfTotz And, wife o Detroitspent JundY at the Bob Taschhome MmtU4i wdl Read acard,,pjt4y at Lake CheMarjs Mr5n Canphail calld on JortjSite, Jedjle in Aon Ar bor Sunday BiMsmjMKattMKi Ambrose Kennady AM4Stasiy DiktU attendedSM Detooit Lions Washington foot baU, game at Detroit Friday night Mrr, Haijeline Shehan and son,BillflFoldfcnn Arbor called at the WUiattb ietian kome Sunday Lynn Hendee and wife and LloydHendee wife, attended the sheep aaatrjdcnicJ,ir jCoboctah SundayMi He4fn Reason and Mrs JoeLawt ctf CLeyeJBdapent the weeksad at tha Albert Dinkel homeThe Albert Dinkfl, W F Closeaad Homer Abney famdies attended the Farm Buneau chicken fry i at the Fritch farm ats at the stateweek with theBarber Shop i M E Danowtbanv MLM48 YEARS AGOArthur SwarthoutWilliam Kennedy and Clayton Placeway have enrollad at Ferris Institute, Big RapidsBorn to Thomas Cavanaugh andwife Nellie Mortenaon Aug 26,aa daughter The Maccabee Hall at Plain fie Uiwill be dedicated Sept 12 Born to Dr and airs Fred Mylneand wife of Cement City, Aug 26,a senMiss Flora Culhane who has beenin Mackinac thissummer has return ed homeGeorge Reason made an 80 miletrip with his Reo last week, taking a travelling man , aroundMollie Wilson, will teach at theBayless Business College, Dubuque,Iowa, Jdiis yearLincoln Smith has decided to goto California and will sell his persona property at aactkm Sept 15 Rev C S Jones, former Conglpastor here is now pastor of theFirst Congl church, DetroitW Alfred Sprout, 24, son of MrMrs William Sprout died at Mar thaviJle, La, last weekHe eaves hisparents and a sister Lorena Black is teaching in theWright school, Sadie Swarthout in the Beurman, Eva vMelvin in theSalmon, Clara Switeer, the Cady, Beatrice Lamborn the Pettysville Alma Mc01uskey, the CordelyjoieHarris, the Haupe and Emmett Harris at AndersonEunice Gardner has enrolled inthe Lansing Business CollegeSanford Reason hate purchased theD Walters farm ,Mrs George Greiners horse ranaway with her Saturday, throwing her out of the buggy and renderingher unconscious ,The Republicans have nominatedthe following county ticket State Senator, Gaerge Atkins, FlintReprasentatire, Charles VanKeuran Cleric, Wilik Lyons Prosector,James Greene Sheriff, Ed Pratt Drain, Com, Frank MowersSchoolCom, J A Woodruff School Examiners, Henry Durfee, TT GaulREGULAR COMMUNICATIONRegular Communication of Livingston Lodge No 76 F 6 A M on Tuesday evening, Sept 7th,at 800 p m There will be work in the JB1A Degree The fall work sched ale will also be set Luncheon servedafter degree work Lawrence Baughn W MMr and Mrs Ben White were entertained at dinner last Wednesdayby live Jets foraer, Ana Ajfcer in honor of MrWJti birtadajOth BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH3 Miles N A 8 Miles W of Pinckney4060 Swarthout Rd, N HamburgSunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745Thurs Night Prayer Service 745 Frank Shultx, Pastor9670 Marshall Rd Gen 76490 South Lyon, Mich Mis Ethel Sprout and1 Lessing was the form ,i nut, daughter of theM1 William A Sprout in the Pinckuey schoolears k Nash family vire Sat week chiljr1 Icr Kth liUe i i Iwlli ii 11 v i I iiI urd iin Ann roor and atUnded tho open house at the new Hainley clioolwhere Kosalie Nash Zill will teachthis year Mrs Edna Wilson of Cynthiana,Ind, visited at the Oliri Robinson home last w eded 20 feetdue tothe Kensington dam near BrightonThey will also petition the court toset a water level to be maintained by dams These also cause controversy as the people below the damsclaim it decreases the water frontage on their lands and canoiats whoused to go from Zukey lake via thachain of lakes and Huron River fy Ann Arbor can no longer do so Oil t f h ing run This ends a 21 game schedule forPinckney in which they won 15 games lost 6The losses were allthe first of the season before they got organized Houghton won 8games and ost 1, Wilson won 6and lost 0, P Singer won 1 and lost4 and Gus Ledwidge lost 1The Teeners broke even in 8games, winning their last 3 Pinckney AB E HMoriarity, 3b 2 I 1Meabon, 2b 4 0Lavey, cf 4 0Jeffreys, lb 4 0Gentile, If 2010 OPEN SEPT The Pinckney Community Schoolsopen Tuesday, Sept 7th at 900 pm There is expoted to be overcrowding but every available space willutilized 8 school busses will bringin the expected 600 pupils The busdrivers are Mark NashFloris ClarkH C Vedder, James Singer, RayBurns, Sam DeLapp, Otto Poulsonand Percy Mowers They will covera wide area but most of their loadsJake regions LS at the Otto Zill home account of the dams They oilers installed at the dams so they an move their canoestmd daughters were in Detroit last week andand Mrs Omar lass took the trirlsto BobLoThe Lester McAfee and HaroldRady attended the Wjki Life, picnicat the Huron Rivc jJWilldi t i pr jJWillding atBuck Lake Saturday The Milton Cuitis family of Midland called ,ii the Ralph Hall Home Sunday The Harold 1oiter family were inGrand Rapids last week where Jo Ian had an operation on her leg Supt of Police Piggins of Detroitwho ordered crack down on juvenile offenders, following the bjoutbreak m Which pitched battle claims his crack decreased juvenile arrettaercent during August The g ugust The Hftrouble is the state has no facilitiesfor dealing with youthful offenders Juies hesitate to aend them to pris on where they will mingle with hardehcd offenders and the Tiftfgreform school is seldom used any more Washtenaw county will votain November on establishing a homa for youthful offenders and othercoipnie will have to comeMeyer, ssDarrow, rf Houghton, pRaader, cHowell All StarsBennett, 3bWellman, c Richards, IfBrigham, ss Meyers, 2b White, cf 4 23 1AB R 3 14 13 04 0 4 03 1 42Haller, rf 3 1Bailer, lb ft 0 Wednesday night Pinckneythe Waterloo prison camp 7 towith Jim Wilson pitchingKINGS DAUGHTERS MEET The next Kings Daughters ming Wednesday, September 8 athome of Mrs Florence AtLee200 p mNOTICEThe Pinckney Barber Shops witbe closed Mondays until further tice except weeks containing holi days The Pinckney BarbersFR4NK BUSHAt the register of deedf conveition at Land O Lakes, Frank Busregister of deeds was konooutstanding service to the orjzation by being presented with life membership and gold penpencil set This is the first lifebership ever presented by the I Mr Bush has served 26van6was chairman of the fegmgth conn itte of the assn Orrin Melassn pres in making 4toe agave Mr Bush credit for outstancservice, mentioningv the fact he guided 2 bills thxoug the lgilature increasing the fees for recoiing and filing thereby adding aion dollars a year to the countgeneral fund He is the oldestter in point of service to theFor your Avon Prodooatfh Fiahar Phone UP 8 991BJ JRaiph Hall and wife j evening at the lad 8ai k v , V I ia Mu WWmjh, i , , x H , vAvVrTTT r September, 1954Notes HOWELL THCARE I SYLVAN THEATREMr and Mrs George Sharland ofStockbridge celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary recently They WwL, ThurM Sept 1, 2receive a letter of conwatuationtfrom Gov G Mennen Wi Hams At the Kohn Family Reunion atGregory, Bfll Kuhn was electedPresident Jack Young, Treas, andMargaret McKune, secyThe Dexter schools will have 40teachers this year of which 11 areI126,000 of your neighbors us leetrle Clothes DryerWhy do so many folks choose electricclothes dryers limply because electric heat Is as clean as the sunsTheres another reason why electric dryers have the edge They cost less to buy operate for only pennies a load They are convenient, too Rain or shlne,you candry clothes any time In on electric dryerCTftlCALIVSEE YOUR DEALER orTUNE IN 1050 Kl Every Monday at 1100 AM when WPAG GOES CALLING TO PINCKNEYYou May Win Many Nice Merchandise Awards A 2500 Savings Bond and a 200 VacationSponsored by Your Local Business Men SEWING MACHINESWe Service and Repair All MakesFree Estimates Given la AdvanceSinge, Sewing MachineCompanyA Work Guaranteedor 84F2 Pinckney V4 South Main St, Ana ArborMichPhonfi Normandy 24222, Ana Arbo S and Mrs C J Towner of theDtttorPinckney Road entertainedm ftfcndi on the 26th of August atft tevwtJ party They are leavingpte 15 to make their home atWest Palm Springs, Florida Ronald Hiller, 22, Spring Lakeand Roasell LaG range, 22Port Huron, escaped from the Chhson PrisonCamp last week They were caughtthe next day, Hiller at Ypsilati and LaGrange at Port HuronHie Fowlerville school sold their560,000 bond issue to the HalseyStewart CompanyThe Wayne University footballsquad of Detroit is training at theBrighton Recreation Camp again this yearMn Margaret Flintoft is visitingher daughter, Mrs Rose Helms andfamily at Tacoma, Wash jDon VanWinkle, Howell attorney, has been elected president of the of the First National Bank, Howell, to succeed William BReader,deceased He was vice presidentThe Citizens Mutual InsuranceCompany of Howell have movedtheir legal dept to the second floor of the Ude building, Howell Dr Edwin Woodworth, 27,a graduate of the medical dept of the Universtiy of Michigan has located inHowell He wag with the air force in Japan 2 years William Gleason of Hartland, sonof Mrs Marie Clark Gleason of Miowas married to Betty Jean Hath way at St Josephs church, Howell last week The Quality Chevrolet have mov d from South Michigan Ave,Howell to East Grand River there 1 Phars Winney, a past master of Golden Rule Lodge 159 F A Mof Ann Arbor died last week I The Chelsea school will have 14 new teachers this year The Neihaus oil well at Chelsea1B still flowing 100 barrels a dayLloyd Smith, 38, who lived at4075 Coon Lake Rd was gored to death by a bull on his farm Thursday PRISONER F WARHStarringkonald Reagan, ttttv Fonat hi, Saturday, Sept 3 4 Doable Featureliviira Page, Jeffrey Hunt inPRINCESS OF THE NILE in TechnicolorJohn Payne, ElizaH th Scott IB , Friday, Satuiday, Sept 3, 4SECRET OF THE INCAS with Charlton Hesston, Robert Young and Ymia Sarmac Neftra and Cartoon1 Sunday Monday, Sept 5, 6 VALLEY OF THE KINGSwithRobert Taylor Eleanur ParkerSunday Shows S 5 7 Cartoon and IVe SmiihJOla ehiaicloiSund y, Monday, Sept 5, 6 MatSunLabor Day 230 pmXontDanny KayeimHANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSONIn TWhnicoloi Tues Wed, Thur Sept 7,8,9withRay Milland flrnce Kelly aim Robert CummingsShows 713, 900Cartoon Roughly SquakingTues, Wed, Thur, Sej t 7,8,9 Burt Lancaster, Jean PetersinAPlACHEla Coming Riding Shotgun,Silent MrsLeslie, Knock on Wood, Her 12 MenLEE THEATREWfcltmore toko Scio DriveIn TheatreMM Jadaoa Road Ann Arbor Nemaidy7S83ChDdna woAm U admitted FtFriday, Saturday, Sept S, 4 Gregory Peck, Brodenek Crawford and Rita GaminNIGHT PEOPLEn CinemaScope Technicolor aadTHREE YOUNG TEXANS In Technicolor withMitzi Gay nor, Keefe Brasselle and Jeffrey HunterCartoonSunday, Monday, Sept 5, 6 Greer Carson, Robert Ryanand Barry SulivanntaHER TWELVE MEN Technicolor FeaturetteWhos Who in the ZooNovelties Newt CartoonTues, WedThur, Sept 7,89 William Jundigan, Jane GreerMitzi Gaynor, David Wayne Gloria DeHaveninDOWN AMONG THE SHELTER ING PALMSin TechnicolorandMAN CRAZY withNeville, Brand, Christine White News Friday, Saturday, Sept 3, 4SOUTHWEST PASSAGE in TechnicolorwithRod Cameron, Joanne DruandRETURN to TREASURE ISLANL In TechnicolorwittTab Hunter, Dawn Adam CartoonSunday, Monday, Sept 5, 6 THUNDER BAYin TechnicolorwithJames Stewart, Joanne D u andCAPT KIDD THE SLAVE GIRL In TechnicolorwithAnthony Dexter, Eva Gabor CartoonTues, Wed, Thur, Sept 7,8,9 THE FRENCH LINEIn TechnicolorwithJane Russel, Gilbcr H landalso THE SEA AROUND US Jn Technicolor,1 CartoonThe Stanley j dinner at Jugs Inn Sunday hadGeorge Meabon called on his wifeat St Joe hospital, Ann JULV Sunday The Cooking LM and Lassies4H Club had their xoijmer Tuesdayat the Tom Line home Rex Miller and wife of YP called at the Merwin CumpUll home SundayMICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL10 GALA DAYS SEPT 3 An 12OPENSFRIDAYNotes of 25 Years AgoThe site for the new state hospit yet been chosen despiteWhitmore Lake had beenselected This stemmed from the report that William Gallagher of Corruna, one of the commissioners,owns 400 acres of land in that sec tion He is now in California Gov Green is said to favor YpsilantiThe 14th Infantry Band of FortWayne will give a free concert on the Pinckney square WednesdaynightThe Three Quarters CenturyClub of Washtenaw county willhold a picnic at the Boy Scout camp at Dexter Sept 28 to honor John Roberts on his 100th birthdayMiss Cella Fish was hurt in auauto accident near Pingree last Wednesday, She was riding in a cardriven by Mrs Whistle of Braddock,,Paf Dexter lost out to Ypsilanti at the Washtenaw County Fair 8 to 5,They had a 5 to 3 lead going into the 9th inning when Ypsilanti scorTed 5 runs off Klinger of Grass Lake pitching for them Lou Vedderof Mich Normal pitched for Ypsi WCHendee was a sheep judge andJoie Harris was one of the 4H exhibit judges Jim Roche did notrace as Morgan Dewey was lame but he drove a horse or some oneelseElmer Glenn, Fred Woodworth,Clare Bamum and Clyde Titug hadtheir Jersey cattle thereThe Methodists of Michigan willdedicate a monument to Judson Dwight Collins at Unadilla, SepU8He went to China as a missionary jin 1847 and died of typhus in 1851 Dr Ralph Ford of Chicoago, a Chinjese missionary is the speaker,j The Claude Reason family have returned from a trip to Canadawhere they attended the TorontoFairBom to A C Watkins and wifeAugust 31 a daughter Wayne Carr is working for theMurray Body Co, Detroit Ifce PincknayMlchlgamTne teamjended their season at Stockbridge Labor Day where they lost 7 to 6They played a 21 game schedule of which they won 16 games and lost16 Moran Lee were the Pinckney battery and Galligan and Singletonfor StockbridgeThe team batting averages areDon Swarthout 403, J P Doyle 394, Bernard Mulvany 372,Dallas COM 362, Hub Lee 116, Ed Brown283, Clare Miller 294, Claude Kennedy 203, Roy Reason 200 The Floris Clark and Mrs Mar Mr and MrtFred Read entertainThe Gerry Eichmans and Am, garet Clark families attended the ed the ROM Reads, Howard ReadsIbrose Kennedys spent Sunday at the William GleasonBetty Jean Hatha the Russell Reads at dinner Sat I Bob Timmons home in Jackson way wedding in Howel urdayI MrB Pearl Doyle of Wayne visit Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnny Otrald Clinton of Detroit tpent ed Mrs Mame Shehan one day last and Christine visited at the James Sunday at the C J Clinton home,week BfOgan hone in Lansing 2 days last Wealey Palmer and wife of DeMesdameg Howard Read, Ross week troft were Sunday gaaata at theRead, Russell Read, Ida Byers and Mrs Margaret Clark and family Hetfc Palmer boot Janet Feidler had dinner at the Hill called on the Russell Glover family W Cfcak and wifeaide, Plymouth Saturday at WebberrilJe Sunday wtt But ftm aidm Dairy Products ConVsh galore Includino, farmand sdefy, sMIod factor drMogAbo Cocifoo School, Home Arts, 75 Bends, Auto Shew, Aft bMb, Od Time Dndng, Reworb, and en e MMy llJBOStf Europeen Dancing Waters end to RoOf TiW VjiWeiaadmefty other PElNAT KING COLIPATTI AGElajv AMI, Poor Ladi, Billy Wards j5UkWWe Son S City Rve,, Goof en, Torr Sibbt Combe1end othersGRAWTAVDWrigleys Cisc K and Rodto j5UWff0iV Stptembf I, IMAPinckMjr DlipatcfaArt Mai 11017 j roaThe PeoplestoreGROCERIES DRYGOODS114 8a SoweQ tt limkMy, MkfcSqbecriptka Pkt HJI TgMm Nellie Clark hai rated herhouse on East Main St to Claude Smedley and family of Ann Arbor The Robert Bead family spentlast week at EastCANNED GOODS SHOESMr and Mrs W H Meyer visitedat Boyne City and Gladwin lastweek Kathy AtLee came home with themWmLamb and family of ABB Arbor who were in Perry Bonday stopped at the W H Meyer home Frank Clark and wife of Milfordvisited at the Winston Baughnhome one day last week j ALois Gearhart of Lake Odessa isTvisiting at the Mark Nash home j I Mrs Thiessa Coyle spent last j Aweek at the Robert Grainger home Ji T HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures andSuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersWeinGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIE Mrs Ida Eveland of Pootlac isvisiting George Roush and wifeThe Al Roush family of Pontiacwere Sunday guests at the GeorgeRoush homeEarl Bunext, John Campbelll andAl Hempeil of Detroit were Wednes day guests of Mr and Mrs Henryif HauckMiand MrsVern Booth, and MrsLena Morrison of Detroit called on the Ceorge Roush family ThursdayBob Pike called at the WilliamBentley home in Comma SaturdayRoy Dillingham and wife wereSunday dinner guest of the C WHooker family at Zukey LakeJohn Buyer and wife attendedBoyer family reunion Sunday at Devils Lake, near Irish Hills PHONE TJP83U4 We Service Complete Line of Pumps Install 10 7 5KENNEDYS GENERAL STORE 1868Gash way Store 126 WEST MAIN STREET, PINCKHEYFREE COFFEE with Purchase of California Modern Tone Dinnerware 14 Pieces 249HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 29cPLATE BOILING BEEF Lb 10cSTORE HOURSMON TUiiS WED 900 A M to 600 P M THUR FRL SAT 900 A, M to 800 P MSUNDAY 900 A M fo 130 P M McPnerson State BanH MlchgcrWHY WORRYLABOR DAYOnce again one can enjoy a welldeserved vest from the ordinarywork day We wish everyone a cafe, happyholiday MOVERSALSCOTHE ROUSH NUMBINGCENKRAL PLUMBING, WATER SYSTEMS, REPAIRING310 WEBSTER ST UP 86 6 0 7 PinckneySOMERS HGLL1STERALSBEEF LIVER, Lk BEEF ROASTS LbBEEF BY QUARTER OR HALF LbGROCERIES AND BAKED GOODSOpen Daily 900 A M to 900 PM Sundays 900 A M to 200 P M WORLDS Largest Manufacturerof Aluminum Combination Window and Doors 1 seals of approvalDeluxe Comb Windows 1995 eaFlange type 1650 eaUp to 40wide by 55 Reg 89 Door now3995 Hardware 5 Casement, Basement and PictureStorms, Also Plate Glass Windows Fiber Glass AwningsAluminum SidingNO MONEY DOWN A J GraybielFactory Representativerra AC 77371, Brighton30c 38c 30c PRICES ARE CUT 100 PBR TONTo Allow You To Fill Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 F Hoe SonsPlSSE D SMITH COImnl MICH lH 1632ntec by H W WYLIERFSIMKMK PINTKNEY, MICHIflAN PHONE A2MALE APPLICATIONS WANTED FOR ALL THREE SHIFTS ESPECIALLY the Midnight APPLY IN PERSONTHE MICHIGAN MOLDED PLASTICS INCDexter Michigj ran RADIO 4ND TELEVISION SERVICEHAS OPENED FOR THE SEASON Open Bowling FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 630 to 11 PM LEAGUE BOWLING TO START SOON WF HAVE OPENINGS FOR MEN AND LADY BOWim BEGINNERS ARE WELCOME COME IN AND HAVE FUN CALL UP 89921 FOR INFORMATION Pin Boy Wanted PROMPT AND COURTEOUSRrrreR T V AND SERVICEPHONE UP S SMI 125 Webster StPINCKNEY, MICHIGAN SPKCular Pricpcy onlyCor Q ,, fay Sep ily for y Ing Cc olift , frtp COCAlKl OPFUfi4 ful mains S omtlnv9n ptWt thatMiehlfo Hockey Appliance StoreMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD ROTORSAEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSSpecial on Barn Paint, galV , f LAKELAND BOAT and HANDICRAFT SHOPON Mtt BAST ACBO08 FROK A K EL AND D0Trv A ivVvvr 1 v Ji i iJJiiri rf r i oik o n AirCfhWm HTHE BUSINESSPROFESSIONA LSALESMAN SNam e aa dHatt a th o new tworo w mounte d oor nffclsi r tha t take s th e headach e an d backach eoutti f cor n harveststh e ae w Joh n Deer oN622 7 Coo t Picker , Th e bigoapacity , corn savsftgNo 22 7 wade s righ t throug h th e heavi attao m crops pick s steadil y da y afte r da y raquixe e Ma s servicin g time cost s les s fo rTh e Wo 27Tifc s man y ne w feature s tha tmea n savin g mer e cor n i n al l cordiiion s ttduea d shellin g clrus r huildng flfjBMndoa a capacit y thr u t convenient han d lever s far 4Bjftajs y snappin g roll s from Mat akflf eo n th e go ou r n ttstfM pe r row faster , autat an d ditmountin f wttfcaa jhighe r lif t for shorte r htata f istrengt h t o sta y o a th eothe r 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West Grand River Howell, MichiganPhone 358LeeUveyGeneral InsurancePRONE U P S82Z1I REFRIGERATION SERVKHarold RadyRepairs on All MakesPHONE U P 85596 LloydLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to Detru General TruckingPHONE U P 8M47I til LAVEY HARDWAM STORE PLUMBINGWflTER SYSTEMSStanidf Bhilnl Firtt National BankSupervisionPadefall Reserve CorMA Federal Deposit Insur110000FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY1MM2M 04JORAwaatfRood1 8 8 9 Fain Sales A SpecialtyBert WylieGall Fowlenrilk S26F6Arnold Berquist Reger JComplete Insurance Coverage PgONE UP83158Cemelery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford f J 1 Milford, MichiganHlHord Granite WorksReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake PropertyI Business Opportunities Youf Property Withand chUdZoo and the 233 Watch Vrcxs9kee 209 North PearlPHONE U P 83106VILLAGETAXEiNOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOME ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS HELEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer5 4 5 East Putnam Street, Pinckney, Mkhipm Wagoners Qrocervtttt WsckssfQuflhty CLASS1FED ADVSLOSTVicinity of Anchor Inn, TO RENTYea around cottage atBig Silver Lake, Pinckney, Michlta is modem Phone Nonnandy 22711 black patent leather pocket book, i containing bill fold with sum of hHATfPEDlChristmais treesScotdi money and valuable papers, also an Pi White or Norway SprucealaoEnglish made Ronson lighter fireplace logs Write immMly Mrs James Burroughs, 10492 Spen Levi Johnson, 26632 Ford Ri,Oardcer Rd, Brighton, Mich en City, Michigan Phone AC72926 nmWANTED If you have ewes feeder lambs for sale writeBOX 625, Manchester, MichLOW PHI CK9Bttr awi Wlie to Tafc OutPhwa Howell 70BJ2 FOR SALE1652 Plymouth 4 doort sedan with radio and heater, 1951 Ford Victoria, radio and heater with automatic transmission, 1960 LinFOR SALEFuel Oil Tank, 175 cn Cosmopolitan, radio, heater augallon U3ed one year 20 tomatic transmission,1950 StudebakPhone U8889 pickup truck tonFOR SALEHousehold Furniture rlSi SaJeTp MM Priscillu Harrow, 18590 North TWi480 Cedcr Lak RL UP 88g09tor Road Chelsea Tnr OATT, F0R RENTHonse on Cedar LakeFOR SALETomatoes fl00 a bush Rd, just north of M36 West,5 roome PlC,JnemJy8elf Wfttet and bathInquire of WtnWillard Wilts iHolllftw 9821 Cedar Lake RdPinckneys STATB OF MICHIGANThe CUcaft cow far the County ofWUCATIONPlaintiffjr, DefendantAt ft inion of said Court hctd at in tha City ofhySolfisV VMtfan on th 86th day of July, 194 P fiftm Mioael CarUnd,Cir fJala eaasait appearing by affi ro W tkat It cannot be as h C4 eartainad in what state or Country aaid HttfndantiThitr1 BoffmanQUALITYMEATS Fittittii 6R0CERIE JUK Kbivr6 room year around I F6R SALElieo Power Lawnmowerfurnished cottage, hot and cold wa for 8600 Lucius J Etoyleter, basement 50 a month Phone UP 83128George Hauk, Patterson Lakerr77 RENTAPARTMENT,MARVIN SHIREYSALE Three Burner Oil Stowwith Oven, good condition, looks like new, cheap Phone HA 66619 F0R SALEUsed Combine IFOR 9ALS I960 pRTMj H Carl Hollistc 2822 CheapWQ im Panrf htvro let Trhck, used only 2 years, 27000 WANTED Y or Dythe daT 5V M Q0 RohI Mr8 Margeret Huhman 610 UnadUa Main St Phone UP a,i7a Pinckney, MichiganIi SALfitSA arner table OR SALE room house at 845Jr n 5r 8prinr vodem with oil furnace Inquire off Phn UP Mlr Bo Jack 387 W MateFOR SALEElectric Range 8 burnere and an oven, very cheapMurray Kennedy, U P 88178er complete with 2fittings for 885, 146 Stuart St barrels andp On modoa of Glenn C Ytliand,Attorney for plaintiff, H is ordered j the said deFISHMARKET PMCESSERVKE tn ease of bis appoarance that hak awav sv4fier bill of oosaUm fttsd aai ud a copy 400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling anil collecting moneyfrom our five cent High Grade Nut machines in this area No selling,to qualify for work you must havecar, references, 640 cash, securedby inventory Devoting 6 hours a week to the business, your end on collections will net up to61lady owner 66000 Phone HA6860 M00 monthly with very good po sib titles of taking over full time Income increasing accordingly For interview, inchiue phonj in uppic tian Write 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 01, 1954 Description An account of the resource September 01, 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 1954-09-01 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a9b5e3bb59be7be39f6c56d04243db9e.pdf c67b639a5ae324ac05277e6ac8b0a21b 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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THEM I 6 H I a A N III I MR Death of a Michigan child whose ffPtnlw wB44VNORA REASONMrs Nora Reason, 76, died at theparentsical aidfacing the people of the state It isa problem that takes on personalsignificance engendering anxiety andanger in the individual who is facedwith the need of a doctor and is un able to get one The answer ifdoctors moreon June 23, 1878, being the daughterof Frank and Julia Wheeler SiglerIn 1806 she married George Reasonwho was in the hardware businesshere with his father They built thehome,now occupied by Lucius Doyle jr M4 Reason later went in the autoj Jjjins d f h 1 8OH0OL NEWSSCHOOL STARTED TUESDAYSchool staited here Tuesday withan enrollment of 640It waB 617 last year more are expected The figures are as followsutoInvestigation by the State Board j Jjjsinesa and was one of the pioneersof Medical Registration showed theparents had delayed so long in calling a doctor that it was questionable whether she could have been sav ed Thje important fact is that no The family moved to Detroit wherehe was general sales manager, forfor the Cartercar CoAbout 1926 theycame back to Pinckney and built the on the hill now owned by Henryed The important fact is that n ned by Henrydoctor could be found to attend the Krahn Mr Reason died in 1936 Since that time she has lived with hergirlThere are fewer doctors in Michigan now than in 1942 a war year, there were 121 doctors to everyhThen100,000 people The last figures showone doctor for every 904 peopleDr Furstenberg, dean of the U ofM Medical school says the shortageis acute and in many cases appointments have to be made 30 days in advance Medical and 60restrictions are strict and there in hesitat ion about relaxing them for fear thequality of doctors might go downThe U of M medical school admits 200 students year Wayne University, the only other medical school children and her sisterPowers High School7th and 8th Grades PettysvilleKindergarten Elementary SchoolFhst Grade Second GradeThird Grade Fourth GradeFifth 178100 2542 Wednesday, September 8, 1954Gsthofie 6hwebSt Marys Cathoiie Church FT Albert Sduaitt, PastorSmdayNovi SflMdolt680, 800, 900ixmT 680, 800, 900, 780 5 JLFridayCoaftMioBsFriday after Noveaaa Devotions,j Saturday 780 to 900 p m391 Sunday 8eioe 800 maes Co GradeSixth Grade High School TeachersTh teaching staff is as follows 52,455548 56 LOCAL NEWSMr and Mrs Roy Carpenter andthe C W Hooker family of Ann Ar bor called on J H Hooker and wiltSundayThe Robert Reads called on ArthurBullis and wife in Gregory FridaySuptPrincipal Wesley HeaderMrs Mable I Industrial Arts Musicou , Eng HistoryShe was a life member ofPinckney S t O E S UiiurcriCalvary Menaonite Church Rev Kara Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Germaine Stackable Sunday School 1100 John Burn , Young Peoples Meeting 730Zoe Enil Cottage Fellowship Service Mr and Mrs Winston Bauhnentertained Sunday Frank Clarkand wife of Milford and the GordonAllen family of LansinyGeorge Clark attended the statefair in Detroit Saturday and Sundayand saw Sylvester Harris CURRENT COMMENTThe atomic bomb as a preventsrive of World War III seems to havebeen ruled outNo longer are its direpossibiities featured on the frontpage of the papers and dire threatsmade to turn it loose on our enemies The atomic bomb reached itsheighth of power shortly before theIndoChina affair when threatswere made to turn it loose on theCommunist armies there The Com munists figured we were bluffingand went ahead and took over the ountry T0 atomic bombs felLThej season given was that the 2 armiesThe John Sullivan family of Jack, e so closely locked in battle thatson spent Sunday with Miss Drus atl atomic bomb would kill as manycilia Murphy and brothers j ldiers in one army as in the othera lifeChapter O E S Surviving are threeSpringfield, 111 and aRhea Mason of Redford Alsosister, Mrs Powers ScienceMath Historysons, Ralph i EngSpanish7th8th, Art7th and 8th James BirdAnn Arbor WednesdayRay Moriaiiy jIrene MilleivGugor,Gladys Davis, DexttiWilhelmina 800Congregation Church Rev J W Winger, Pastor ML e state admits 7 There were 6,737 practising physicians in Michigan in I960 If the colleges only turn out 275 a year this would not beenough to replace those who die orretire It costs 2,500 a year to educate a doctor The City of Detroitfinances Wayne University They asked the legislature for help to increase their medical class to 100 but wereturned down Many of the Michigan doctors areracialists and make no house callsTOeir only contact with their patients is during their office and hospital hours The day of the oldcountry doctor of 50 years ago who hitched up his horse in themidde ofthe night to make an emergency or confinement calMs gone forever The funeral was at the Swarthout IFuneral Home today, Rev J W Wins er officiating Burial in PinckneyCemetery I HoweUMorning Worship1045 A MPrincipalKindergartenFirst Grade 2nd Grade1, 2, 3 CombThird Tradeago he and his Fourth GradeREUBJ5N KISBYReuben Kisby, 70, died at , A, Lihome in Ann Arbor township lastl ThirFriday night hisClerkElementary SchoolSixth OrndeComb 4, 5, 6Pettysvillefather had a eeraLitore at Ham Fifth Gradeburg Then he learned telegraphyand was Grand Trunk agent at Hamburg and othesjplaces Of late yeaishe has worked for the University ofMichigan His first wife was Hazel Vaughn jdaughter of Mrs NettieVaughn of I Pinckney She died 30 years ago at jAlma when he was agent there,leaves Meyife, Josephine and aElwood at M Pleasant The funeralwas at the StaffanHjldiger Funeral i Home, Ann Arbor, Monday with theburial in Hamburg Cemetery j WlhyJennie y Mildred ParksKathryn ThayerJennie Kellenbeier Mrs Gilbert Rooke Lois LintnerDorothy CampbellIrene Miller,Pinckney Mary Jane Tasch Thur Night Prayer Meeting at theChurch at 800Wed Choir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To AllThe ruple s Ohurcn Undenom inationalM36 West between Main andUnadilla StrertsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorMaude ShaspSunday SchoolKathryn Miillcr Sunday Worship Youth Group Heson, FOOTBALL AMES EveningSept 17Dimondale there i Thur Prayer Meeting Jr Choir Practise WedSr Choir Practise Wed,LOUIS ROCQUELouis Rocque, 81, died at the home Sept 24Dewitt thereOct 1Dexter hereOct 15Hartland horeOct 21Manchasterthexe Nov 29South Lyon hereNov 4Stockbridge here Nov 10Boysvillcj at MaconLIBRARY BOARDPrizes for the Summer Reading I945 AM1100AM 700 PM800 pm800 P M 400 P M730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome toBreryone Gus Led w id ye ciiine home from asummers tour of the western stateswith the House of David base ball u am Saturday The Ross Reads entertained theRead families at their lake cottageSunday Those then were tin Char les Smoyers, Akron, Ohio Yin Smoyers, Los Angeles, Calif, StanleySmoyers Princetow, N J, CharlesSmoyers jr of Staunton, Va Rex Read of Ticondergo, N Y Irene iCrabb, Evanstun 111 the Fred ReadsHoward Roads, Roberts Reads JamesWhitleys and John McGuiivslo in all President Eisenhower has deletedthe atomic bomb from his speechesHe now wants to build up the military reserve and the draft has beenstepped up for September Michiganis called to furnish 111b men The fact is this country will not enter , war if she can prevent it but ifis forced to she intends to beprepared, That means henceforth will walk the tight wire of dipheCampbellami wife one davDEPARTMENTThe fox bounty fund of 125,000is exhausted at 2500 foxes werebountied this yearOn million more people than lastyear visited Michigan state parksthi yearHolland and Grand state parks,the largest have both had over amillion visitors this yearMeetings were held at Jackson,Midland and Sebewaing last week topromote better hunterfarmer relationsMichigan will receive the largestamount for fish and game restora tion under the PittmJaaRofainsonact of any state in the union, It is 711,000 This is from the tax onhunting and fishing equipment7 flooding projects have been ap Sa son,ofit There areand Barbara Singer RibbonLi UI w Fand AnHa , BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCHj 8 Miles N 3 Miles W of Pinckney 4060 Swarthout Rd,, N Hamburg Sunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745Thurs Night Prayei Service 745 Frank Shultz, Pastor9670 Marshall Rd Gen 75490 South Lyon, Mich is said to be much unrestin the Panama canal zone and Danie James,news writer, say if conditions do not improve a Suez situation may develop there There has beena conflict, of interests between thiscountry and Panama and she sent a delegation here over a year ago toiron out the difficulties So far theyhave gotten nowhere The situationis a liule different than at Suezas this country owns the canalIt was built when Teddy Rooseveltwas president Colombia owned the land it was desired to build the canal oti and this country was unable to Campbell and Mar, nach any agreement with themSoL families were weekthe Iik Young familyMr and ivlrs Morwinentertained Wilbur Kiselof Fowlcrville at uiiini last week The Merwin Campbells and JanusHalls attended the state fait in Detroit Monday Arnold Berquist has been visitingTil i in Flint Tff i Reason family spent thew kV I a the BaughnMilier cabom in France and was a chef, be Each winner read one of the reports tho and BookCadillac Hotels in wa8 sewedDetroit and on the D C boatsHehas lived with his daujfhtar, MrsHull for a number of years LIVINGSTON LODGE DATES 4funeral is Thursday at the Sunday, September 19 Annual C O White and wife of Fentonj called on iene Mann Sunday Sunday callers at the Ben White home were the Carl Biciwells ofBrighton, Harold CJalbiaith and wifeSwarthout Funeral Home, Rev J Pi,nic at University u ,I11ffnW Winger officiating Burial in the Frosh Air Camp Patterson PotPinckney Cemetery of Michiganand Duane Jalbraith andA daughter bom to Mr, and MrsJ T Lim died at birth Tuesday at McPherson hospital, Howell TheLim9 live 4n a,, jailer near the Wakefield home hereMARRLEJO AtGUST 28Mrs Winifred Gallagher who runsprovedThey are Delton Creek,Ros the Dew Drop Inn at Lakeland wascommon county, Sucker River, Luce i married August 28 to Floyd Weishun amp,j Luck Dinner at 1230 pm Lodge to furnish meat, coffee and pop, Masons, Stars, their families andfriends invited Saturday, October 2 Work in MMDegree 800 p m Saturday, October 30 Lodge togo to Lewistown, Michto work MM Degree Lawrence Baughn W M Peter Howlett of Gregory spentlast week at the Robert Read homei The James Whitley fmily are mov ing1 in the Read cottage at Portage theLake some day we might hae to withdraw from there the same way the IJiitish are doing n Suezjj JohnsonDonnie and Barbara Baughn visit coveringcounty, Molasses River, Gladwin county, Headquarters Lake, GrandTraverse, Robinson Creek and Martiny Creek, Big RapidsThis deptsold 19,500,000 seedlingand transplant trees in their annual fall nursery sale119 coyottes ad 1263 foxes werebountied in Juy All hunters desiring to htint deerin the special season, December 1,must file applications If they get a deer in the regular season this becomes invalid as they are only allowed one deer a year Applications may be obtained from any licen se dealer Michigan bear hunting is restricted from Oct 1 to Nov 5 in the arch ery season and is statewide Nov 15to Nov 30 Limit is one bear to a hunterAn emergency order has been issue limiting the production of oilan4gs in the,Northville area where 4 wells are producing about 200barrels of oil and 10000 cubic ftofgas perday This is to eliminate waste as in rapid production oil isoften bypassed in underground pockets16 more public fishing sites weredeveloped this year, making 224 suchslteg now available25 fires burned over 36 acres last The, conservation park dept collector 300,000 this year for boatrentals, camp permits, concessionsetcNo wild animala jnay be broughtinto thifjtate without a permit 1A1 cajriera xeporta 77 broods ofpheasant on their 10 day count tjriftr itwas 2 Toe Thumb area had the most with the InghamClintonGimtiot area secondThe Detroit third Prices 4 the Darrow Barber ShopM 1TieDearborn, a toolmaker for the AceMotors there A reception is to beat Dearborn Saturday night KINGS DAUGHTERS TEAThe Livingston ,County KingsDaughters Sons will hold a teafrom 1 to 4 p m at the Parish Hall across from the postoffice in Howell The tea is for the benefit of acounty home for the aged Come and enjoy the fellowship of theCounty Kings Daughters and Sonsi LABOR DAY TOLLed at the Frank Clark home at Milford last weekMr and Mrs Roger Can and Bobwere Sunday dinner guests at theWayne Carr home Bently LakeMrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Jerryattended a dinner Sunday night at the canal zone revolted and formedtin Hipublic of Panama and we got t mis I land to build the canal AlwaysMi urge Moabon came home llti has been more or less frictionfiom St Joe hospital last week and i It is reported that Panama is Comwith her husband is spending ever mnist, infiltrated It might be that al weeks at Lovells Bob drove themup there Mr and Mrs Hugh Dohany andDonDohany of Detroit called at theGeorge VaNorman home SundayMis Joe Burns gave a shower forMrs Kenneth Fry at her home alHalf Moon Lake SamrdayDr Wylie and wife of Ieer andthe Andrew Nesbitts called on tlvGordon Hesters in Ypsilanii SundayMr Hester just had an operation The Janvs Burns, Jack Young an 1oe Burns families spcnl Sunday at the Ray Burns home, honoring RaysbirthdayJohn Linbirn and wife and AlJohnson of Detroit spent Sunday a i m e Camburn homo M iss in a Detroit hospital, ivfrom injuries received inNOTICEThe Pinckney Barber Shops willbe closed Mondays until further no The news writers agree that Gov Waldenwoods for the HartJand highWilliam s act in placing 1500 nation Rchool facuty and schoo boarUerryal guard troops on patrol duty over wil teach there this yearthe Labor Day week end paid off Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Keith 15 guardsmen were on duty on US visited Mrs Kittie Berffin of How16 in this county 21 people in the eij sundaystate were killed w traffic acci William Ketchum leaves by planedents Last year 31 were But there Thursday for VanNuys, Calif, for aare many more cars on the road nowthan last year and the death toll Thomas Ryan Bonner familymight have been more if national 9pent Sunday at Lake Chemung Hillsguard had not been on the job 12 Country Club and Monday attendedin Michigan a famny pjcnjc at the Robert Bonnerhome in Tecumseh Sunday1 , Miss Rae Roche, daughter of Mr IGeorge Gardner entertained the and Mrs Bert Roche of Lansing waa barbershop quartettes of this distinct married t0 Louis Leece of Lansing Thomas Ryan Bonner familyan auto accidentThe Earl Baughns and Ed Parkirshad dinnerd at the Country Kitchen,Mason Sunday, honoring1 Mrs Park birthdayThe SeeMrl family of Coln, David andi Coin stockpeople were drownedover the week endtice except weeks containing noli, at his home at Strawberry Lake last Saturday days The Pinckney Barbers I Wednesday night Harold Riggs, LawO E S NOTICEPinckney Chapter No 145 OESwill hold their September meeting at the Pinckney Masonic temple en Friday, September 10 at 800 p mThe work will be pu on by the ad vanced officersLunlXeon to, fohow Midge Miller Secretary,KINGS DAUGHTERS MBIT The next Kings Daughters meeting Wednesday, So Member 8 at tH t Wednesday night Harold Rjs, Law Mrarid Mrs Lloyd VanBlaricumrence Camburn and Ray Bayhss of t the week end in norehrn M,chthis place attendedFlorence Utley, daughter of MrsAlma Utley former Pinckney hele phone operator, has returned fromthe hospital with an artificial yeThe money for it was raised by the Pinckney Congl churchHerb Sncd and wife are BobMauk are back rm TexasMrs Norman Catrell of Howellgave a shower lr ,t week for Miss Leola Porter who will marry Donhome of Mrs Florence AtLee atrEndtrs of pinckney 200 p mVandalism1, increased in Michiganstate parks this year Windows andtoilets were broken, picnic tables 15The fire engine was called to theMark Nash home by a grass fre Sunday afternoon Mrs Fannie Cavanaugh has beenspending a couple of weeks in Jacktorn part etc park reported 19pacts of vandalism Tn one week Afew of the vandals were captured 14 months ago 500 legal sizedbrown trout were killed in theDowagiac River near Nile by phenol waste dumped in Ely Greek thatflowi into the river The eonserva vation dept charged the waste came from the New York Centralengine house at Niles and has justgot a settlement from the railroad 14 men were arrested for illegallyhunting deer last month and 69 forriolating tlM fihinf laws sonSTACJK ABLELA V EY IMarried at St Marys Church thismorning Miss Leola Stackable ofPinckney to Bernard Lavey of Lansing They were attended by Mrand Mrs Louis StackableCARD OF THANKSThe Lone Cedar DriveInn is closingfor the season Hope to see you oilnext June Thanks to all business men and patrons for their cooperationMr and Mrs The Bill Clark family of Ann Arspent Labor Day here umbus, Ohi, spent the week end atthe Earl Baughn hone Mrs Florence H iiiiin entertainedat her homo Thiirsday at a churchquilting party,Mrs Beryl Sedaughter, Shen I Park spent the week end at the Haioid Porter home Jimmie Porter is spendingweek at HarrisonTho Bud Bekkerings Howell anithe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arbo spent Monday at tho Mark NashhomeThe Willard Morgan jr familyhave moved to Richardson Road,nearChilsonPfc John Paul Ware is homefrom Camp Carson, Col, for 2 weeksThe Keith Bradburys of Chelseaspent Sunday at the L J HenryI home We wonder just what all these ulthnatums regarding the Island ofFormosa will lead to When ChaingKai hr k was driven out of Chinaby the Communists he went to Formosa, Jo miles off the Chinesecoast, lo reorganize his forces foran invasion of China This countrysent the 7th fleet there to protecthim This country has supplied him with munitions and food to the exUiMHO,0O a year At the first he u confined to the island butlater President Eisenhower gavehim permission to raid the Chinese mainland This was more of a gesiiir than anything else as Chainght few planes and no boats orlanding equipment This country ul not furnish him any One reason is the high cost and the otheranfail Nothing ie then untila week ago when ominunist Chinasaid she was about to invade For ihat L S military men ay suchan invasion would much has happenemosa Thi7h t i he tiiiur smaller ishtitnei China tne ij iflight in ultimatumi Kiseniiovor that tneii lefend Formosa to i There are numerous hetween Formosa andof which Chaing hasThe Communists have raidme of these The question is ifnunists captured some of thsiv Id we stage full scale assaults L alist thorn as we did at IwoJima, Guadelcanal and the Other places in Wolrd War II Miss Florence Tupper of Flint will The Ralph Hall family spent Sunleave next week to visit her brother, day at Silver Lake near South LyonGlenn in Ons, Calif He now owns j The Qoorpe family ofBrig Gen Hanna who has beenplaced in charge of the crime riddencity of Phenix, Aabama has refuted to let Evangelist Billy Graham come there to conduct a revivalGrahamis now conducting one at NashvilleTerm His chief objection is that it would create a traffic hazardthe Courier, a weekly paper there Jackson called on Mrs Mary Fitz nt could not hflnde Hp aHOris is 25 miles from FresnoStanley Dinkel isbowling alley here IS HELD FOR DEBT simmons and the Win, Jeffreys fam ne could not handle He said Grai ham could conduct one at Columbia, in across th ritv fmn BV1the ily Monday Ga, across the city fromThe fire engine was called to thcIIt, saul Phenix doeg not MedI Max Reynolds home Sunday where , M,in so much a8 law enforcementSo grass fire set fire to the garageTho far the ranJ jury hag returned 545Chuck Years ago there wa an old Enplrsh law that no person could beburieti until their debts were paidThis is described in some of the books of the Charles Dickens periodWhether it was efficient as a billcollector we never learned but itcaused so much inconvenience it was repealed as inhuman A, somewhatsimilar ease arose at PawPaw lastweek where a small child was heldfor several days for an unpaid hospitrta bfll of 40 The child, a son ofmigrant fruit pickers was taken tothe hospital When the parents wentafter it the hospital refused to re lease it with the bill unpaidThe parents appealed to court and got thechild as a human being cannot be held as security for a debt The hospital heads have since been lookingfor an alibi building was savedinditements there and asked federThe wedding of Richard VanSlam t warrants fOr 25 who fled the citybrook and Jeanette Wilson is at the, The mditements are chiefly againstgambling house, houses of prostitCongM Church Sept 18Rex Hendee is building a house onhis fathers farmMrs Weltha Vail of Horton isvisitinj Mrs Rose HendeeThe Misses Zita Harris and DorothyRohl returned to their teaching duties in Detroit MondayMr and Mrs Ernest Chancy and ution and blind pigs Phenix is nearCamp Benning, the nations largestarmy camp from whom the viotlords drew their patronageMrs Alma HarrisRohl took Mr and and, DorothyMrs FlorlsMr and Mrs Al Walker of Detroit Clark to dinner at the Mayflower atcalled at the Floris Clark home SundayThe William Fogg family of Chicago spent the week end at the George Thompson home For jour Avon Products Oall 1 Fisher Phone UP 8 997 Plymouth, Friday On their returnthey found the neighbor bad takenpossession of the Clark borne tadgave Mrs, Clark a birtbdajrnrpriieThose present were Mrt Dorothy Dinkel and childrenJfrBIfary HotMrs Bert Davit, tb M B Darrowt,I Mrs Jennie DvereauX and MftFannie Cavanaufh j, Wi Wednesday, Septembe r 8 , 105 4WER E PAYIN QTO P PRICES TRADEI N YOU R OL DHEATE R O N A NE WA fi PIUSIMIDGET Pilo tBuru s C 1O n On e aEnjo y th e luxuriou s comfor t o f c over , allthetim e v ithermostatcontrolle d Peir Heate r tha t come t o n auk ,eve n in the mornin g whil e you ottil l in bed n o relighting , n o tor getting , n o overhearin g an d alowe r fue l biii lo LwOt Perfections Exclusiv e DynaDraf tTh e AUTOMATI C forceddraf t tha t gal l MOR E ht t b yburn s LES S oil , end chimne y rtowblf t foftVtJtPerfection s Exclusiv e REGULAIR ETh e ONL Y automati c blowe r wit h a separat e h6 t cafttrt i Iff If Uallove r comfortn o col d floor , n o ho t bUlttf JFurnaceStyl e HEA T BOOSTE RTra r i UORE heat Int o th e room , L1S S up jgth e cnimney jfHeatReflecto r DOOR SQuic k hea t t o chas e chills 9 i4Js fr T BELAY Trad e Toda yinSe e u sDEAL in town dy , Saturday Sept 10 , 1 1RIDIN G SHOTGUN l a TWtaftMlt rwit hRandolp h Scott , Joa n Weldo nWayn e Morri aan dSunday , Monday Sep t 12 1 3HE R TWELV E MEN 4I Gref r Carson , Rober t Rya n an d Barr y Sutherlan d, in colo ri dunddy Showt 3 5 , Cartoo n un d Stoj e Comed yI Tu Wed , Thur Spt 14 , 15 , 1 6 TH E MOO N LIGHTERS A n Outdoo r Dram aA Dram a Sumn gBarbar a Stanwyck , Fre d McMurra yan d War d Bon dComin g Knoc k o n Wood,Silen t Mrs Leslie LE E THEATR Elak Michiga nFriday , Saturday , Sept 10 , 1 1BLAC K HORS E CANYON l a Tedtafteoto rwtt hJoe l MeCrea , Mar l Blanchar dLe o Goree y n d th e Bower y Boy si nJUNGL E GENTS wit hHunt z Hal lCartoo n8un , Mon , Tues Sept L 13 , 1 4Gar y Cooper , Susa n Ha y war d an dRichar d Widmar kh iGARDE N O F EVIL CinemaScop e Technicolo rCinemaScop e Fetturett eTournamen t o f RosesI eoneaday, sept i 5On e Da y Only Hil l Bill y Stag Show, 84 5 P M SeeHearI n Perso nBIL L HICK S DIC Kth e Singin g Buckeye s wit h th eSOUTHERNERS llu q o n th e Serv e aMA N I N TH E ATTIC wit hContanc Smith , Jac k P a lanc eCartoo n and New 1 8Ttiur , lri , Sat , sei u , Doubl e Featur ei n SeinemaScop ePRINC E VALIENT i n Technicolo rwit bRober t Warner , Jane t Leig hJame s Mason , Debr a Pag ean dARENA i n Technicolo rGi g Young , Jea n Hage nCartoa aHOWLL L THARHO WELLTus, Wed, Thur, Burt Lancaster, Jean PeterainAiACHEU125 PEARL SL PINCKNEY MICH SHIREYS RADIO T VPHONF UP 86621Friday, Saturday, Sept 10, 11The Earth AttackedKILLERS FROM SPACFG8 tarringPeter Graves, Barbara Beatar andSeorge riontgomery, Dorothy MaloneinTHE LONE iUN in ColorSunday, Monday, Sept 12 13Matinee Sunday 230 P M Cont Dale Robertson, Debra Page IBTHE GAMBLER FROM NATCBSaV In IWfenicoioMALE APPLICATIONS WANTED FOR ALL THREE SHIFTS ESPECIAL Y the Midnight APPLY IN PERSONTHE MICHIGAN MOLDED PLASTICS INCDexter Michigan ALSCOWORLDS Larjest Manufacturer of Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors1 seals of approvalDeluxe Comb Windows 1995 eaFlange type 1650 eaUp to 40wide by 55 Reg 89 Door now3995 Hardware 5 Casement, Basement and PictureStorms, Also Plate Glass Windows Fiber Glass Awnings Aluminum SidingNO MONEY DOWNA J Graybiel Factory RepresentativePhone AC 77871, Brighton SOMERS HOLUSTERSPECIALSBEEF BY THE SIDE LbBEEF FRONTS Lb FOR YOUR LOCKER ii 30c30c Tuat, Wed Thyr, Sept 14, 15, 16Micky Spillanes Hottest Story THE LONG WAITStarringAnthony Quinn, Peggie CastleSdo Driveb ifaeah e MM Jackaon Road, Ann Arborm Normandy7088CUMren nntt IS admittedFriday, Saturday, Sept 10, 11 RBD SKIES OF MONTANA in TechnicolorwithRiehard Widmark, ConstanceandCASNOVAS BIG NIGHT fa TteJnJeolor191 IIISEWING MACHINESU i I Repair All MakesOfm hi AdvanceSewing Machine Roger Carr suffered a stroke today and was taken to McPherson Horpital, Howell McPherson State BanWHY WORRY iSCHOOL DAYSOur institutions of learinig areMrs John MeDonmu has returned, opening their doors to the youth of GROCERIES AND BAKEDOpen Daily 900 A M to 00 P M Sundays 900 A M to 260 P U Bob Hope, Joan FontaineCartoonSunday, Monday, Sept 12 IS TAZA, SON OF COCHISE In TechnicolorRock Hndaen, Barbara UnaPLAYGIRLwithto her home in Pettysvllle after spend 7 rfns in Ford hospital, DetroitMr p Lois McDonnell Lintner willteateh in the Pinckney Elementary school and live in the McDonnellhome at Pettysville Her husband,William Lintner will teach at Garden City our nationWe also welcome the younjr menand women on whose shoulders the future of our community and nation rests We want to know them and t toprovide the services which they will require all through the y ar,whatever thay nay be THE ROUSH PLUMBINGGENERAL PLUMBING, WATER SYSTEMS, RJPAJBIK0310 WEBSTERST UP 86607 Winter, Barry SaffivamCartoonTnea, WeL, Thur Sept 14, 15, If CARNIVAL STORYlaANN Baxter, Stove Cockraa HOUND OF 1ft Kw Jryi,, Wednesday,PeopletStore DRYGOODSGROCERIESCANNED GOODS GENTS FURNISHINGSLINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERALSTOREWeather worries are a tfing of th poif wM an Wtctrte oVyerElectric Clothes Dryers COST LISS right from the startwash disappear Help yourself to wonderful, workfree washdaysyours withan electric clothes dryeriOne reason why 126,000 of your neighbort chose electric clothes dryers is thatthey cost less to buy than any other type Prove It to your own satisfactionoompare dryer costs, Including instyitionlThere are other savings youll appreciate savings of time pnd toil Like magic,the hard work involved in hanging aSEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison Its oaaywhen you dry clothesNO HUNTING AND NO TRESPASSING SIGNSFOR SALE AT THE DISPATCH OFFICEALSO FOR SALE AND FOR RENT SIGNS 114Frist tU TearMiss Patricia Rebman returnedto her home last week after pending 2 weeks with the Joe Clark family at Pasaden, CalifR W Wylie it the proud potsessor of a 1941 Mercury car, Uhttyfaster than Tom Wylies Ford or Jack Doyltea PlymouthMia Tiilie Cook of Brighton called on her brother, W H Euler and and wife SundayBob Pike and Pet Backua calledon the Fred Evert family in Lyndon SundayJesse Henry and wife moved intotheir new home on Stuart St, Pmck new last weekMrs Wiiiam Murningham Chubbdied at her home on Brighton RoadSaturday The funeral wat at theSchnckenburg Funeral Home, Howell TuesdayMr and Mrs Charles Scott Si and Mrand Mrs Charles Scott jr of 1 Detroit spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel home Also W F Close and wife of Linden, Audrey Klij kott of Brighton and Gerald Dinkel of Lake Chemung MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures f and SuppliesElectric Oil and Gas Hoi Wafer HestersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UP83114 10 7 5 EAST1The Gerad Dinkel children haveI been visiting at the W F Close1 home at Lake LobdellMrs Vira Pike returned homeMonday from a 2 weeks stay withher parents at CorrunaCharles Smoyer and wife of Ak,ron, Ohio, are visiting the RossRead familyMr and Mis Milo Czape of Almavisited the ob Tasch family SundayRobert Carr was home fromGrand Rapids this week He plansa trip to CanadaThe Daryl Shirley family of BuckLake aod the Doyle Templeton fam ily oi Keego Harbor spent Sundayat the Albeit Shirley homeMr and Mrs Kenneth Mohlman ofPinckney attended the state fair at Detroit SundayThe Herb Palmer jr family ufFlint spent the week end at the Palmer home herePatty Palmer spent the week endwith Janet Evers, in LyndonMrs Blanch Clark and Jack spentWednesday at the Edsel Meyerhome in Ypsianti, COALPRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To FiH Up For Next YearOrder Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119E, Hoe SoilsThe Merlin Amburgeywere in CanaJa Sunday familyMiss Isabel Nash o Ann Arborstopped at the Martin Ritter home Sunday on her way home from theSooMrs, Glenn Koon of Clarksburg1,Va, visited the Clifford Miller andMerlin Amburgey families lastweekThe Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Bo Jackhome Lavern Clark spent the week endin MilanRobert Clark spent the week endat Houghton with the A VanSlam brook family Charles Clark family of KalkakaTom Clark family of Ann Arbor anw Jerry Clark family of SilverLake spent Sunday with the familyof Mrs Margaret ClarkThe Don Griffith family of MtPleasant spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith homeThe Stanley Culver family ofFenton and the Harold Gallup family of Farxnington called at the Murray Kennedy home SundayMr and Mrs Prank Sager haveclosed their barbeque on M86E and gone to Otis, Colordo wherehe teaches music in the school zThe Gerald Kennedy family ofHowell called at the Irvin Kennedyhome SundayThe Don Burn and Kenneth Fryfamilies attended the state fair in Detroit SundayThe William Lamb family of AnnArbor are visiting at the Cy AtLee home in GladwinSylvester Harris is at the stateFair in Detroit with the LeoDavis milking shorthornsThe Douglas Plummer familyhave moved into the S H Carr house on West Main StMr and Mrs W H Meyer attended the state fair in Detroit Saturday and saw the three mile parade Billy Meyer drove a new Twin PineTank Track in the peradeThe TwinPines trucks all the milk from thefair grounds to their creameryThe 10 Goodman children whowere made fatherless by an auto accident Saturday attended the Brigh ton school Some were pupils of MrsDon Swarthout last yearMrs June Hendee, son, Jeffrey,and Mrs Pat Rupert oi Howell at tended the state fair at Detroit SondayThe marriage of Bex Hendee andDarlene Robinson take, place Oct Gale Hendee and wife of Owossospent the week end at the Lynn Hendee farm Mrs Carl Devereauz Bidwell ofBrighton had an auto aeddent lastweek The ear she was In collisionwith was driven by a Mrs Otff Bidwafi of Okemus, so TRACTORRUSSEM D SMITH CO rOWFU MICH PH 1632ented by H W WYLIERESIDKNCE PINTKNKY, MICHIGAN PHONE IW177HI MSTAPPAN 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It banking Wicw that apply to your prob lems and ambitions M i Accunt Bank DraftsAccount Busineas LoanLoans Travelers Checks Box Bantangby Mail HertSneeiPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howeil, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeLaeUveyGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221REFRIGERATION SERVICEAutomobile Loan Home LoantmDortanTouestion is not which lid ft Id many of the modern bankervieea you can use to advang Lets talk it over First National Bank feupervisior Repairs m All MakesPHONE U P 85596 Frail G fttickltofl, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand River Howe 11, MichiganPhone 358 iaideace toys Uvattock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPHONE U P 84647Auetinsser Sae Aoff FttdsraU Beaerre CqrUA Federal Deposit InauY yCall Fowlerville 226FoInsured Up toMb OtpoateoNorthland Friday Arnold Berquist203 Dpodlilu SiWtrtch HepcdfiiGoldWatchoa, Wcrtrh BcmdsJe HcDiSSfccide Roger J OwrComplete Insurance Coverage PHONE 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radio and heater withLOSTVicinity of Anchor Inn, a Somatic transmission 1950 Lto black patent leather pocket book, cfn Cosmopolitan dlo heate r a ucontainin g bil l fol d wit h su m o f tomati c iranamusloa196 0 Stueba kmone y an d valuabl e papers , als o a n e r pic up kA Englis h mad e Ronso n lighter QAQrx r f i u 5 t Mrs Jnme s Burroughs , 1049 2 Snen 949 0 Ceda r Lak e Bd U P MtO 9ce r Ed , Brighton , Mich Phon e AC7292 5 FOR RENTHous e o n Ceda r Lak eI PSnckney sSTATS O F MICHIGA Ndrem t cear t fo r th e Count y o fUTiagate a i a OBDB B O F PUUCATIO NLillia n B Hoffma n Plaintif fV sThero n Hoffman Defendan tA t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t het d a t WANTED I f yo u hav e ewe sfeede r lamb s fo r sal e write BO X 525 , Manchester , Mich FO R SALEFue l Oi f Tank ,gallo n use d on e year 20 Phon e U8389 7FO R SALEHousehol d Furniture Prisdll a Darrow , 1859 0 Nort h Terri ta r Roa d Chelsea FO R SALETomatoe s 10 0 a bus he Pic k the m yourself ,Wil l Wilts e Rd, jus t nort h o f M3 0 Weet, f room so r wit h wate r an d bathInquir e o f Wm Holliste r 932 1 Ceda r Lak e Rd ,fo r 8500 Phone j U P Lucius J 8812 8FO R SALu wit h Oven , goo dJik e new , Bunfr Oi l Seov eFOR RENT APARTMENT MARVI N 8HIBB VFO R SALEUse d Combin e CheepCar l Hollist c 282 2 M M WWANTED W o r by th e day Mrs Margere t Huhma n 61 0 Unadll aPinckney , Michiga nroo m hous e a t 14 6condition , look s Wes t Mai n fit , Pinckney , sem ieap Phon e H A 66619 mode m wit h oi l furnace Inquir e o fJ JHtewar t Warne r tabl e B o Jac k 38 7 Wea t Main moda l radi o i n goo d condition , Roll awa y be d wit h inne r sprin g mat j M0N THL Y SPAR E TIM Etres s in wide Phon e U P 8318 7 M Refillin g an d collectin g mone yOALiXUfitting s fo r 85 HOB Michae l Carland,Ci r 14 5 Stuar t St , Pnckney thi s caus e i t appearin g b y affi Ki I,AQUALIT YMEAT SFRUIT S GROCERIESVEGETABLE S tear, references , 64 0 cash , b y inventoryevotitt f 6ne w we k t o the tosim s , iu3t hav eta sai d defendant,Thero n Hoffma nmotio n o f Glen n C YaQand, fo r plaintiff , i t i s ordere dtha t tfc s appearanc e o f ta e sai d 4 thi s caus e withi n thre e month sfro m th e dat a o f thi s ordarjao d tha ts o f U s appearanc e tha t a hi s answe r t o th e Mi l o f corn t o to fiiad aad aa d a eaf rW AUT O pJLftt lo t I 6 over ful l time In accordingly Fo r la IS I Write Nut 0 Mati c Co fie 4 0Plac e No w York , 6 , N , Y ,o U MOWEB SHABPBMN QRIVJRRBAN K LAN EHILAN D LAKE MICH ,ORDE R YOU Rt o ifti d Ui ,ai d Ittt o sftwttSrt0 fFIS HMARKC T PRICE SCOURTEOU S SERVIC E r d i t l a fafftfcs i ovtaad tha t th eflaiatlf t eaoa e thi s offe r to tod i a th e PiykaeyDUpatch ,iiMwipapar , printod pvtfhha d ai drft fat aal d wunfr aa d tha tpublicatio n b commnc d4 0 day s fro m lh a dat a o f thi saa d taa t lue h pubHoatio n toma d tiMTCfo oaea eaa h woa kti t lueesiiiv e woaka Caylan d Chent t Judge slsuc h COALFil l Vou r Bi n No w a t th e Lowe r Price sV r i1 1 rl EAVE S TROUG HWh y Le t You r Roo f Was h Awa ySe e U a o r You rSAVE S TROUG H KBBD SW E ALS O RETAI LFO R FRS B B8TIMAT B CAL LUFA S il l Piaekae y PCCAHONTASBRIQUET SHAR D COA L BLOCK COALSTOKER COAL SOFT COALWM H BRASH JR FARMER S FEE D SUPPL Y COMPAN Yy Klr Aff1NCKiSY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 8, 1954MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AEROCRAFT ALUMINUM BOATSSpecial on Barn Paint, ga 225LAKELAND BOAT and HANDICRAFT SHOPON MU EA8T ACROSS FRO AKELAND DEPOTOPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS IN THE TELEPHONE BUSINESSHigh School Graduates PreferredExperience not needed if you have the qualifica tions for Telephone WorkYou are trained on the job in easy interesting stepsAND HERES WHAT YOU GET 1 The very first day you enter Mich Bell you start at 40 00 for 5day 40hour week2 Regular scheduled increases including fourthe first year alone,3 Vacations with pay4 Work youll enjoy with valuable training5 Pleasant surroundingsCALL HOWELL 9910ASK FOR MISS AUTENMICHIGAN BELL TF FPHONE COMPANY Neighboring NotesBorn to Mr and Mrs Lous Marshall of Pinckney at Rowe hospital,Stockbridse, a son, Gordon Ray Mr and Mrs Harrison Cooper ofUnadilla spent last week at Traverse City and attended a wedding at MidlandCharles Hurst, mgr of the Dancer Store, Dexter, has been named president of the commercial clubthere Dick Pointer, owned by GeorgeAdams of Dexter, won the 7th racerecently at the Wolverine race trackat Detroit Brighton police broke up a fightbeaween Washtenaw and Livingstonteen age gangs at Brighton recent ly Plenty of knives, brass knuckleswere found 400 state archers attended thechampionship shoot at Howell lustweek Irvin Ketzler of Flint, national champion won the first prize over Ted Spence of Dexter 808 to 735 Il is reported that the Dutch Elmdisease has been found in some ofthe trees at Pierce Park, Chelsea Chelsea has voted to enforce an11 pm curfew for children undar17 years of age The Chelsea high ssohool footballsquad numbers 42 Larry Clark, 13 a caddy at University gof course, Ann Aibor wasstruck and killed by a bolt of ight nng Thursday Charles Tyler of Eriefor whom he was caddying sufferedshock Clark was a grandson of Arthur Clark who owned a farm ORMast Road, Webster townshipA new village of 100 new homesis being built 8 miles east of South Lyon btween 9 and 10 miles Rda n Meadowbrook RL It will be calledWillowbrook Village Mrs Vem Thompson has purchased the Odd Felow Hall at South Lyon which she will make ino a stoic ed the Odd Fellow Hall at South LyThe Odd Fellows will continue to ocNotes of 25 Yes Jim Roche won the 2 t nthe Howell Fair last week with Diamond Dewey Harry Goodrich, 57, Howell undertaker, died suddenly MondayThe Pinckney PTA gave a reception for the teachers at the school on Sept 16 The Dexter Main St paving jobstarted last week Harry Frost, Luciups Doyle and Orville Amburgeyfroin here are working thereWhile bailing hay near Milford i vr rv, CpWv foil and Pinckney has reopened her baseball season and will play a three game litte world series with Hamburg The first game is at PinckneySept 22 Pinckney won 15 gamesand lost 6, Hamburg won 13 and lost3Harry German took a team toPleasant Lake Sunday and beat thatteam 9 to 6Jim Moran and Hub Leefrom Pinckney, Bill Cooper andHerb Venner of Howell GeorgeDavis and Atkins of Fowlervile played with him John Roberts of Dexter who is100 years old was honored at a dianer at the Boy Scout hall there Thursday Judge H, Wirt Newkirk was vas toastmaster Speakers were John Kellogg, Bfyttle Creek,John Gibson, Batte Creek, presidentof the Three Quardter CenturyClub and President Ruthven of the University of Michigan John Hoeysanp Mr Roberts received a telegram of congratulations from Pres ident Herbert HooverThe Jack twin, Mndjre and MisIred who took swimming lessons ofMrs Noecker this summer have received pins and Red Cross medals of proficiencyBorn to Albert Hynal anil wifeSunday a daughterKenneth Reason has gone to Niagara Falls with Chant Mibwu Pomiae The Lucius Wilson family haverne to Albuquerqu, New Mexico Mis Maria Dinkel was a guestSunday at the Will Dunbar home inJackson honoring he on h r in, , ay The John Dinkel, dene Dink1an I Alb vt Dinkel iamilies from here attendedThe Patrick Dillon family hasmoved from Hiland Lake to theFrank Grimes house, Pinckney The Pntknuy high school enrollment is S4 this year The Pinckney high school team ivprctiiiny hard From lat year team Capt Gerald Kennedy, Murr ay Kennedy, Stanley Dinkel, HirHall, Jim Hal, L G Dcvereaux, Lyraan Battle, RusseiLRend, Bert WylkPete Stddnbe, reU Gerycz, Clyd1Soper, Rollie Shehan, and Hube Lodwidye aro bacK Nev men are JoBasylo,StcnI,v aiul Tjci Aiseh,JohnWylie, Cliff Chambers, Bob Smih48 YEARSYates Burch and family havemoved back to Hortonvilt Wis, He sold his place here to Brt ReasonWilliam Gawlcy fell anded his left ghoudr Monday OTJ o fzvrr Mnvrs rni wife Sunday a daughter The infant daughter of MMr andMrs Frank Johnson was buriedlast weekHon Frank P Glazier of Chelseahas presented a heating plant to the Chelsea M E church and parsonage The Pinckney school opened withan enrollment of exactly 100 Highschool 30, grammer 12, intermediate31, primary 21Myrtle Byer was kicked by horsein the ankle SaturdayThe ReasonSigler auto case atAnn Arbor was settled out of courtGeorge Reason,Norman Riason andDr C L Sierler we rein a car thereinvolved in an accident somemonths ajioDick Clinton has sold his ahop andlots at Gregory to Dv John HeffernanThe Thomas Read family have anew Cartercur, friction hiveThe infant daughter of Mr andMrs Wirt Ives WHS burid SundnvThe body of Donald Mclntyre ofHoweH, who disappeared June 5,wasbund hanintr from a tree nearbattle Creek last weeekW K Minuhy attended the Dfinocrit convention in How elThe Monks families attendH tfvfuneral of their sister, Mrs Hackett,in Detroit MondayFriend,1 of Mis 1F Kwen gave heri surprise par, Saturday ia her1 hi tVwlpWill Roche will teach the Sproutschool this year hcUiu flinchfv will attend theMichigan Siyte Normal, Ypailanti Most of Mnkney ai tended tlieCatholic pic nn ut l,txrv MondayThe rhiclren dinner and the program with D K Hrey as tonsi master andCong Townsend and Hon ,W WWidmeyer as speakers plus musicalnumbers came off smoothly and then the stage was cleared for the mniiiovertthe DexterPinckney ballkme between 2 red hot learns It was attended by about 1500 and wisstaged at the field on the Warnerfarm across from the picnic woods, at ihe interection of PiiukneyDex tec Cedar Lake Riis, expecting fireuxrks They trot thm Dxtei insLailed Frank Sharpcy as umpire and this time no police put him off thefield Both teams were reinforcedDexter had Vrrn Cushintr atvl HarryGillen of Ann Arbor and Pinckney,Mike and Billy Roclie m JackMonks Thr garm was tight with toh CrackcM Moran of Pincknynl Chr Lcoffler for Dexter at Teir bfcit ioinc ino hp 9th DrLsr 2 to 1 iiM 1 intknry Uit was out and then Mike Roche atepped to the plate and hit the ball over the left field fenceUmpire Sharpeycalled it foul and the explosion occurred Pinckney refused to contin ue play unless the decision waschanged which it was not and thegame ended in a riot Ye editor wasthere G W Dinkel, George Green, Yates Burch and Charles Teeple satin the Dinkel Cartercar watching thegame but deserted it long enough to separate a Pinckney and Dexterfan who had resorted to fistcuffsthere were mtftiy bets and in some cases the losers would not payOf the Pinckney team only LeoLavey, Jack Monks, Ruel Cadwell,Hugh Finley and Art Swarthout arealive Of the Dexter team only Earl Sweet, Max Eck, Ed Day and IrvinKennedy surviveIn these days ball games weroplayed anywhere ami there weic n limed foal lines orFallFed Meado ACut Winter Kill Yield Extra HayTATE SUMMER top dressinv of phosphate and potash fertilizer on legumegrass mendo will pay off in extra tons of hi fiber quality hay next year, reports Ihe Middle West Soil Improvemerit CommitteeThe topdressing can be profitably done after the second ting of hay, the committee po outAgronomists point out th the phosphate and potash wnnourish the legumegrass staviand increase its full growthsays a statement issued by thcommitteeThese nutrients will enablithe root system to store up planfoods necessary to tide the planover severe weather, so thatwinterkilling will not be such uhazard The plants will ha,ve nu trients necessary to start growthin the springIt is profitable to topdress newseedings with phosphatepotash fertilizer where they were notproperly fertilized at seedingtime, or where soil building applications of fertilizer are neededto get top production from thelegume stands Here again, the nutrients provided by the topdressing will help carry thelegumes through extreme weather conditions Some agronomists recommendadding from 300 to 500 poundsper acre of a fertilizer such as02020 01020, or 01030 dn pedir on the soils nnrrl Mr I 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 September 08, 1954 Description An account of the resource September 08, 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 1954-09-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6ca16f2e6d1e82b23836aea31acdfcc9.pdf 8c2aedb9989a6959b2b3dcf9d8180b87 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. 15, 1954 HitMR Local Happeiiigs WINS SEWING CONTEST ui,w,V Miss Roberta Ackley, Pinckney, Thoeampeign issues w MAchljfan r, on the first prize in the SewArbor 9 art dearly defined for the Nuvem to election, The two parties will be anjpiifig nfrrit the same points but different side Their targets will fca the independent voter on whose vota the decision rests Republicans will try to show that the Democrat prophets of gloom were wrong and that 1954 is the sec a4 beat year in the nations histOry Democrats will pounce on the second heat and say that all years should he a beat and stress the letssfejuuneer ot unemployed RenuWicanwill olaim that both governor and legislature should be oJUtiiasamcpartet for harmony and eJMmyXka democrats will reply tfrMi MTSfim not bear this out That neither Govs Kelly or SigieuAepuhlieane were able to get their yeagrame enacted The Demoerate nqsect congress and the aen ate to be Democratic after Nov 2 Democrats will claim Republican 9011610 have hurt the farmers by reducing the prices for farm pro daee, fteyubdkans will claim the drop im4tnrm prices was necessary e car Satiation and get prices back to 111111 The Democrats will be forced to aetoftt a IWOOO donation from the JLCk but Uira many individual do aitfenaTo Republicans will plead L poeitj and say that industry has iewp feftteed to come across with any sJsable donatiqns Republicans will make much of tfca unknowns on Democrat ticket Whom they call Gov Williams coat riders The Democrats will reiK hat they are all successful bus iness and professional men while Ufct Republican candidates are all jrofoaaloiul politicians Tfce legislative appropriation of fUW,000 haa apparently eradicated gypsy mother in Michigan were sprayed The apparently all came from one which was bumd Traps in an area covering 1,640 but only 4 moths were ing Center contest a,t Ann last week There were 12 contesj tants The prize was set of sewing sissors Each girl had to make a dress and wear it Robertas entry was a Local Social Events FUHRMANWILTSE WEDDING Miss Carole Fuhrman, daughter of Mr and Mrs AlfredFubrman of Rush Lake was united in marriage to Donald B Wilts, sou of Mr and Mrs Willard Wiltee of Finfree Rd, Pinckney, at the Peoples Church, here Saturday evening at 8 oclock, Rev Ruegsegger officiating, vellow cotton dress It will be sent The brides costume wa a skirt of to Detioit to compete theve and if nylon tulle over satin with lace bo wins there to New York City, dice, low neckline Whtiny seed 60 000 in prizes are offered includ1 pearl trimHer fingertip veil was inescholarships, including a trip to held in place with a lac tira with New York for the girl and her seed pear trim She wore white motner pearls, a gift of the groom, The Cora Morton, colored of Ann Ar bridal bouquet consisted df bene bor and Alice Wenk, Chelsea tied mums and stephanosis, centered for second place j w an orchid mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I Her sister, Joyce Fuhrman was 1 maid of honor She wore a strapless tXPENS SEASON FRIDAY j net over taffeta gown with jacket Pinckney high school football sun gold color Her flowers were a team will play at Dimondae Friday variety bouquet of hronce and gold SaHwfic Qhwcli 84 Marys Catheiie Church Mm Fr Albert Setaeritt, Paator Utdult680, 800, 900 i ttoV UsfJi sjUM lenoduk 680, 800, 900 Novena HIIIMIIM , 7JI p JK Friday after Novena Devotions, Saturday 780 to 00 p m 840 mass A i v v j j mums with matching headpiece of dale has a new lighted field and are h, w ui night, Sept 17 at 8 p m Dimon,, bronze mums, planning a big dedication program Cathy Witse, sister of the groom Charles Forsythe, state director of Marlene Schneider, Ann ArboT athletics will throw the switch for friend of the brides were iV1 BleMunn formerly maids Tneir costumea were head Michigan State coarh will give to the maid of fc the dedication aadress Dimondale dear Meonoolte Church Calvary Memwoite Church Rev Kara Beachy, Pastor S 8 Sunt Walter Each Morning Worahip 1000 8unday School 1100 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 is 10 miles south of Lansing A big Pinckney turnout will help help the boys a lot in their first game bride ssimilar Cathys was turquoise and Marlenes cocoa brown Their bouquets were bronze and gold mums Linda McPhee and LynaU Cone, neices of the groom weref flower girlsTheir costumes were white over satin with tiny lace jacftta,They scattered rose petals frorwfcB Qoagregattonal Church Rev J W Winger, Pastor Sunday School 980 AL Morning Worahip 1045 A M Thur Night Prayer Meeting at the Chunk at 800 Wed Choir Practise 730 P M A Hearty Welcome To All the Foamier, cousin groom was best man a Fuhvman, brother of the George Johnson,ushers The reception was heltff at tiny of the Sonnv Sde the MENT of cattle n state land in the River state forest were seised and impounded and sale a auction ordered The charges in the old law haa never been changed is Ma par head It coat the owner 26 in ail to get Ma cattle back It nan are thinking of importing a moagooee from India, dont do it It is JUegrnl under a federal law to import mongooees, fruit bats, Engttat amaarows, myna birds and EuropeaJtekjajavteJabbi ts except un der aoo, health service or exhibition pemrfu 16000 acres of state land were lea aid for oil and gas last week for MOONLIGHT SONG The Junior Schoolastic, a school magazine published the following basket, verse written by a Pinckney 7th ck grd student A bird in a tree Whistled softly to me As I walked by the light of moon Sing again, please I sighed That I will, he replied, If I ever remember the tune John S Pierre, Grade 7 1U naai couple left onKa trip Pinckney Community School I to northern Michigan and 3fen their Raymonda Morris, Teacher jeiurn will reside in Pincknfey The brides traveling costume was a j camel colored suit with dark brown j accessoriesAn orchid completed her Bom to Jesse Henrv and wife on 16, Sept 18, a son aoth iyunK people graduated Charles Teeple is visiting his bro om pnckney high school 1952 Th Pwpte s Church Undenom inational M 36 West between Main and Unadilla Strerrts Rev Keith Buegsegger, Pastor Sunday School 945 AM Sunday Worship 1100AM Youth Group 700 PM amJ i Evening Servic e 800 pm Thur PrayerMeeting 800 P M Jr Choir Practise Wed 400 P M to Pinckney school Mrs Betfi Baker Sr Practise Wed, 730 P M of Portage Lake, cut theeHkeJanet bhirley, Linda Lee, Roberti Ackley Donna Basydlo assisted , The bridal couple left We Extend a Christian Welcome Xveryone Elementary School First Grade News, Mrs Thayer We have 38 children in our room We are readng a new bookFun with Tom and Betty We are learning to count and to write our names Susan Craig rode pony at the Brighton drivein David Chambers went fishing in a boat JeH Hendees grandfather was bucked by a sheep, Jeff has 2 new kittens and a brown bill fold Christine Clarks neighbors kittens were killed by a ear We are corry Ruth Beachy visited in Chicago and had a boat ride Rhoda Baxter has 2 catfish Bobbie Morses iriend had a new puppy CURRENT COMMENT The state supreme court turned down the petition jf the Michigan Council of Churches who sought 0 prevent a vote on legalized bingo at the Nov 2 election The council aafe ed that the names of the petition signers be checked The court held that time is too short for this and the ballots have already been printed in some counties It further held that the vote is mostly advisory It merely asks the legislature to repeal the law in the Michigan con stitution forbidding lotteries Tht court has ruled that bingo is a lott I ery If the proposition carries it I will be up to the legislature to de fine what legalized bingo is and also what charitable organizations will be permitted to conduct bingo games It must also decide whether to lift the lid on car and other raff Second Grade, Mrs Keuenberger Johnny Dinkel and his sister,, j h fa forbidden Ag Vu l Christine have a new puppy They, lffcjllHv ,aln got it of Susan LaBelle We have 32 pupils in our room Our new studies are spelling, phonics, numbers and language Roger Bonner has joined our grade this year Joan Eichmans father caught a big fish Larry Baughn visitii his grandpa Latimer at Munith Sunday Harold Cavins furpily is glng to move Kathy Shettleroe was in Plymouth Saturday Pat Pluninu has moved in the Carr house Jane Marke went to tlv dentist Thursday Roger Bonners brothers dog was run over by a tractor Perry Morgan pulled a tooth S did Pai Plummeiv Jimmie antrells father is on a southern trip uvually not much uniformitory of opinion among legislators this may take some time The Chinese conflict is stepping upThe Communists sbelled the Nat ionalist held island of Quemoy, 7 miles off the Chinese coast last week and 2 American naval officers were killed The Nationalists retal iated by shelling the Chinese coast in jet planes furnished them by the United States In the raid one Jet was shot dowt Whether these planes are manned by American air men or not is not told It is knows that we have American airmen at Formosa and other Chinese Nationalist held islands but they are sup posed to be there as military observ ers 48 YEARS AGO The groom served 2 years army, In the Schmitt The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Louis Stackable Mrs Lavey chose a cerise velvet ther, Percy, at Marquette A fiekLof 28 acres on the G A Mpes farm in Iosco yielded 65 bushels of Clover seed There is on deposit in the Glazier Bank in Chelsea, 1,181,08181 15 friends of Mrs Ethel Graham gave her a parcel shower last Monday night at the home of Mrs Elmer Book Miss Kate Ruen has opened a wjth accesories for her piano and mandolin studio at How resg Hei q a u pegics complemented the beige Sam Gnmea brought m a potato Immediately follovving the m8a last week that weighed 1 lb 9 V, ozs weddi breakfagt Wfl d at ExGov Aaron Bhss died in a Mil Stackable nome with M Clr waukee hospital last week of apo Bollen jn charge pl5Jy n i n e i a Both bride and 8Toom are well enL rair If n rl known in this community Mrs LavSt Marys Church is being re ey ia the daughter of the late decorated epn and garet Keljy stackabe An electric railroad is being talk and hag been em j d the De ed of between Ann Arbor and Whit partment of State at Lansing for thoae who leave money in glove more Lake many yearg Mr Lavey compartments in locked cars at the John M Hams is remodelling his of Dexter township, being the son statiparks and beaches are warned j farm home McCleer Bros, are do of the late Patrick nd FrancU Con lI1L , , ners Lavey, is a civic leader and an The Pinckney base ball team has established mortician ia Unsing ended their season as Jack Monks After brief wedding tri t and Ruel Cadwell have gone back I 1to the Mich State Normal, Ypsi, the Read Bros, to Geary College Arthur Swarthout to Ferris Instit ute The Democrats have nominated the following county ticket Rep, Edwin M Farmer Clerk, Robert Wright Treas, Edward Milett imei BAPTIST CHURCH 3 Mtfes A 8 Mile W of Pinckney 4060 Swarthout Rd, N Hamburg Sunday Morning Service 1000 Sunday School followed by Message Sunday Evening Service 745 Thurs Night Prayer Service 745 Prank 8hultz, Pastor 9670 Marshall Rd Gen 75490 South Lyon, Mich GALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION STACK ABLELA VEY 200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake In St Marys Church, Pinckney, Larry Mattis, Pastjr Wednesday, September 8, Leola Sunday School ,A A U Stackable and Bernard Lavey were j Morning Worship 1045 A M united in marriage bv Rev Albert 1 Evening Service J0 f M Wod Prayer Meeting 780 p mnot to do so There have been num erous thefts reported from locked cans According to all surveys pheasant hunting will be better in Michr gan this year than in 1953 when over a million birds were killed The Thumb district and Ottawa county have the most with southeastern Michigan second Southwestern Michigan haa the least Partridge hunting will not be good except in fleginsw and Gratiot counties Snowahoe rabbits have decreased and sharp tails and prairie chickens are scarce Cotton tails will toad ailame kills Over a million d a half were kiled ast year CHURCH DEDICATION Tfrt CtMean Baptiet Ghurch at MOsvWeGregor Road, between Base and Pottage Lakes, Rev Lawrence Mattis, paator, will be dedicated on Sunday, Sept, 1ft, starting 800 pm Hie land for the church was donated by Miss Emma Hoffstetter who afeo loaned the money for the tusMUmtion 1600 was collected in pjirlajln Osmond was broken last October ft and the first service was held faiit June 6 last A Speakers Sunday are Prof Math the we and the Rev George Adams, Grand Rapids Rev Ira Wataea, lnsing Rev WinehrennerLU Sffhnlta, South Lyon Rev Lake Chemung Music hf Hedaei and solo by Robert SfhiieMsi NOTICB IW PtkaieKBarhrJhopsvwill he eteesj IfondaTv until further no except weto antaJoig holi The Plaekney Barbers Prsjea at ihe Darrow Barber Shop SSLt 140 Tie , r the couple will be at home to their friends at 1003 North Washington, Lansing CARD OF THANK We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends,neighbors and relatives for the many kindnesses uwru shown us upon the passing of our Prosecutor, Louis Hewlett Sheriff, bahv tlautr William Stoddard Register of Deeds, John Wriggelsworth Drain Com, Clarence Bishop Circuit Court Com, Wm E Robb School Com Francis Carr LIBRARY BOARD The library has purchased a copy of the much requested book, The Power of Postive Thinking, by Vin cent Nomam Peale O E S COUNTY CONVENTION The O E S County Convention is at the Howell Masonic temple on Tuesday, Sept 21 Afternoon sess ion at 230,Dinner 630 and evening session at 730 The officers are Inez, Hilman, Lavey is a native Ipres, HazeI Parker, Pinckney 1st vice Bertha Young, Brighton, 2nd vice Hildred Simpson, Howell, 3rd viCt Vance Dean Fowlerville sectreas Carrie Griffith, Pinckney, chaplain Bernice Wessinger, Howel, marshal Betty Love, Brighton, organist Hazel Parker will become pres at this meeting The Worthy Grand Matron, Evelyn Weckler, Benton Harbor, Evelyn Parks, grand treas,Linden, will attend baby daughter Mr and Mrs J B Lemm For your Avon Producte QeUI Flnpie Fiaher Phone UP 8 gfTS DEMOCRAT CHICKEN DINNER The Democrat County Committee will put on a Chicken Dinner at the home of Mrs Cassie McDonald at 924 West Grand River, Howell at 630 p m Guest speakers All are vited The date is Saturday, Sept18 Sini, lliird Grades, Mrs llooke Mi n,iv played with clay Pat TV r Mlse Hardin, Robert Dar IUV K 1 1 e Singer Mike Bennett, niftip c farm with lots of ani mal, A agon and tractor John Walton made doy for his dog iary Rutledyes dog, Queenieha 3 puppies Richard Klein has the measels Third irade, Mrs Lintner We have 2 new pupils, Kim DnBois from Strawberry Lake an 1 Duane Cubachy from Portage Iikr Our teaeher is Lm LintnerHn former Lois McDonnell Jeorge Colone went to ihe Detroit Zoo Sunday Donna Keisler and Kami Rowell were H yeais old last week Fourth irade, Mrs Campbell Most of us are happy to be back in school, MC old friends and make new We have a Id of new text bonks that are interesting and different We held our first class meeting Friday and elected officers KonaM Haines, pres John Holben, v,c pres Camilla Buda secretary Ker en Bloxom, treasurer We have decided to start every with a salute to the flag Each one takes turn being leader Our room has a new map of the world to use with our books Fifth Grade Mrs Rene Miller As we predicted the recent eupreme court decision voiding segre gation in the puplic schools will depend entirely on enforcement The schools opened in the south la it week and in most cases the aup reme court decision was ignoredJn louse 1 Texas negro children were refused admission to schools attended by white children and in a few cases where negroes were admitted tho white children left In the District of Columbia parents applied for e court order to prevent negro child from attending white schools and wire turned down There has never been any segregation trouble in the northern states to speak of where there is little segregation but in the south the matter goes way back to tho civil war days and any enforcement of segregation laws will be difficult to cany out The situation is similar to that of the old prohibition days which was never enforced in some sections of the country geography Unemployment eased slightly in the nation in August but there are still ,3,245,000 unemployedlt is 101, onn less than in the month of July Factory jobs increased by 240,000 but this was partially offset by decrease in farm jobs We were In Howell last Tuesday saw a lineup of about 100 petople applying for unemployment pay at the courthouse They included some of the telephone operators made jobless by the recent dial phon There are 1 boys and 18 girls in KaiserFrazier employee We h eep it that our room way Our new officers aae Pres, Terry Rowell Vice Pres, Tommy Huh change and over, Others The auto factories are expected to start hiring next month when thoy change over to 1955 models We had two help wanted advs in man Sec, Karen Singer Treas,I the paper this week Its been a loaf Kathy ReasonThe room committees 1 r s,nce we have seen any getting we reallv were also elected Multiplication tables a workout and we fim have to study them Nine of us are riding bus No, 8 Our room is going to decorate the showcase in the hal We are starting unit on Colonial Life compared to present day activities We made birthday cards for Robert Homer We hope we have a successful The Ann Arbor News states that oil and gas drilling is going stroasj and will continue to be big bnsinoaj in Washtenaw county where 88 wells are being drilled now 4 of which are producing oil 20 of the the wells are being drilled at Sales One in Freedom, One at Bridgewa,, , , ter an d one at Scio They have hirSOCIAL SECURITY ert Homer ed little local labor as most of their One of the points the Republican We hope we have a successful employees are all skilled men party will strees in their campaign year Mrs Miller says if we work I from other paces It has brought is the fact they have increased aoc and cooperate it will be one little evenue to the county except Sixth Grade, Mrs Tasch to individual land owners and for We had a wonderful vacation but j recording leases Neither has it ben ial security payments slightlyThey are still far from providing the recipient with enough to live on and we predict further increases in the are glad school started The room is arranged in a , ifited hotel owners as most of the , , way workers stay at Plymouth CTOM years to comelt wasn t always thus everyone likes , iine in Wayne county All the pr Social security was first advocated Friday is library time, everyone1 ducing wells are in Salem as a national issue back in 1936 by longs for Friday afternoon WAS ON ntBflfBIOK Jerry Reaeoo, ton of Ifeand MrtUfoxee The mans fox had Gerald Reason of Pinckney was oa trained to hunt Charles Martin of Mot Meffs Michigan Outdoors ps Brighton was also on program with gram last week with his pet fox 6 lb 10 oz bass caught in Lake Che which he and his father had dug mung and another couple with out of a den last spring Mr and a huge bluegill caught in northern t Mia Joskin and another man Michigan The program was spon on tha psjejna with aeaiby the Altes Larger Brewng Co Franklin Roosevelt Alfred Land on don,the Republican presidential can didate came out against it and so did his party and every 15 minutes minutes on election day the radio blared forth the refrain, If you want to be fingerprinted like a crim inal vote for Franklin Roosevelt and social security The attack was a dud, Franklin Roosevelt carried all states in the union but Maine VermontSocial security is gen erally accepted and we find its former opponents now using it as their main election appeal RUMMAGE BAKE SALE St Marys Altar Society will hold a Rassmage and Bake Bale in the Lewis house, just south of the rectory am Pearl U Friday and Satar aay, Oetoher 1 ana t We are all satisfied with the job we have Francis Clark is pres Karl Burg, vice pres, Dorothy Doyle, treas and Susan LaBelle, secy Patty Huhman brought a white rat to school which was amusing al though some of the girls were afraid of it O E S NOTICE The O E, S County Convention is at Howell Sept 23, starting at 230 p m For dinner reservations phone Mrs Carmen Porter WMat at HA G9667 They must be in by Friday one in Freedom MASONIC LODGE CALENDAR Every Monday Night 700 p Instruction Classes for Candidates at the Masonic Temple Sunday, September 19 Annual Picnic at University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp, Patterson, Potluck dinner at 180 p m Lodge to furnish meat, coffi sons, Stars, their I friends invited SaturdayOctober 2Wk h MY Degree 800 p m Saturday, Octobar Y Lodfe lago to LewistowB, Mlch Nats sfH Degree Saturday, Novembe ee and pop Mate families and Mrand MrsGeorge Brunton were in Berkley Sunday celebrating theirfor Rex Sackett, Grand oldest daughters wedding anniverjcon at the PtockneychooL i ius how the Icttw an It was sent to Michigan Bell by Mrs Ida Vaughn of Aon Arbor Here s why One evening, Mrs Vaughn, who thenUvedjk suffered a severe heart attack She WM awe i each her telephone but was choking so badly the operator could hardly understand Her The operator checked the address and notified the hospital Then she ihe family doctors name from Mrs Vaughn and telephoned him She asked if there were any relatives she should call Y lLohn gave the name of her daughter The operator called I, and soon she was on the way to the hospital with her tan Mrs Vaughns letter ended this way, I frankly do not think 1 would be living today if that operator had not been on the job that evening Many, many thanks for wonderful service at a time when most needed The unknown operator is no longer unknown to Mrs Vaughn, of LWC She is Mrs Bonnie Walker For her alertness, presence of mind and resourcefulness she has been awarded a Vail Citation, a telephone company award for outstanding service Mrs, Bonnie Walker, tht uhliiOtcn operator Its people who make telephone service good OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS IN THE TELEPHONE BUSINESS High School Graduate Preferred Experience not needed if you have the qualifica tions for Telephone Work You are trained on the job in easy interesting step AND HERES WHAT YOU GET 1 The very first day you enter Mich Bell you start at 4000 for 5day 40hour week 2 Regular scheduled increases including four the first year alone 3 Vacations with pay 4 Work youll enjoy with valuable training 5 Pleasant surroundings CALL HOWELL 9910 ASK FOR MISS AUTEN MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ALSCO WORLDS Largest Manufacturer of Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors4 seals of approvalDeluxe Comb Windows 19,95 ea Flange type 1650 eaUp to 40 wide by 55 Reg y boor now 8995 Hardware 5 Casement, Basement and Picture Storms, Also Plate Glass Windows IYAT Glass Awnings Aluminum Siding NO MONEY DOWN A J Graybiel Factory Representative Phone AC 77371, Brighton rieighborL Notes Jean Raymond, worthy matron of Linden Chapter 175 OES has been named representative to the Grand Chapter of Missouri by Ev elyn Weckler,worthy grand matron The Dexter Agriculture School er rollment is 871 The Brighton City water rate is to be increased 25 A clothing collection is being taken up for the 10 Goodman children at Brighton made fatherless by a labor Day auto accidentTheir moth tr who was injured is in a Pontiae hospital The township ax Genoa willl vote NOYJB on sale of whiskey and spirits by the glass Contributions lor the memorial gate at Veterans Lighted Field at Stockbridge now total 96794 Judith Haines, daughter of Mrs Margaret McKune Haines of Greg ory will marry Rohert Keiser of Pinckney, October 2 Born to Mr and Mrs Malond Titus of Stockbridge Sept 8, a son Washtenaw sheriffs officers destroyed 35,000 worth of marihuana found growing in a field near Chel sea last week The emperature hit 100 degrees In Michigan Labor Day for the first time in five years Sylvan township in which Chelsea is located will vote on sale of whisk key by the glass Nov 2 Gov G Mennen Williams will crown the queen at the Chelsea Community aii Sept 25 Fowlerville PTA gave a recept ion for the teachers at the school on Sept 15 Gerald Neville, 16, of Royal Oak eloctrocuted last week at Sears Lake in the northern part of the county white fixing a pump Arnold Bunce and John Chenoweht, Detroit Edison employees at Howell were flown to Boston, Mass last week to make repairs after the fcyclWie j A marrige license was issued last week to Donald Wiltse, 20 and Car ole Fuhrman 20, both of inckney The student enrollment at the Uni versity of Michigan Sept 20 is expected to total 18,500 Fall will arrive in Michigan on Sept 23 next Rep Louis E Anderson of Northport died Thursday He was a pus, grand master of the Michigan Masonic Grand Lodc and visited the PiiKkne Masonic Loige several times HOWELL THEAftE HOWEUU MSCHXIAN Tius, Wed, Thar, Sept 14, 15, 16 Micky SpiHanes Hottest Story THE LONG W Starring Anthony Quinn, Peggie Castle Friday Saturday Sept 17, 18r SARACEN BLADE i Vwtakttor with Ricardo Montalban, Beta St MB News and Dan SaturdaySept 17 18r Features 2 OHerlihy James Fernandez 1 ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSLOE in Color and Rory Calhoun, t py Castle in OE YELLOW 1 wMAHAWK Sui Mon Tues, So 19, 20, 21 Matiee Sunday 230 M Cont Donald OConnor, Jia Adams FRANCIS JOINS THE ,YASCT Sunday, Monday, Sept 18, 20 DRIVE A CROOKED R6AD QtAxrimt Micky Rooaey, Dianne Foster and Keria McCarthy Sunday Shows 3, 6, 7 Comedy and Cartoon Tues, Wed, Thur, Sept21,22,23 LIVING IT UP A Comedy Starring 1 Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis sad Janet Leigh Cartoon Bugs Thuxs Shows 715, 905 Coming Dangerous Mission Drag net, Reap the Wild Wind Wed, Thur, Fri,Sat,Sept22 to 25 CinemaScope Technicolor THREE COINS in the FOUNTAIN in color starring Clifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire Louis Jourdan, Jean Peters Scio Driveln Theatre 1 6588 Jackson Road, Ann Arbor Phone Normandy87083 Children nndt 12 admitted Fxe Fridav, SaturdaySept 17, ISr KANGAROO in Technicolor with Maureen OHam, Peter Law ford and RATON PASS Cartoon LEE THEATRE Whltmore hakm, Wciaytt, Thur, Fri, Sat Sept It, ri, It Doable Feature in SdnemaSeope PRINCE VALIENT in Technicolor with Robert Wagner, Janet Leigh James Mason, Debra Page and ARENA in Technicolor Wftfe Gig Young, Jean Hagen Cartoon 20 Colbert Main Sundav, Munuay, Sept 18 TUT P3G AND i with Fred MacMurray, Caudette Percv Kilbride Marjorie and DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER Tn Technicolor with Audie Murphy, Walter Brennan Cartoon BIG DAYS 5 1885 EsabIUh4 McPherson State Ban Howell Michgey TIME AND MONEY There are things which few of oa have too much of A checking account can stve us both in the following ways 1 It provides a complete, accurate j eek wi nt all ftur mrnmp ana ex I Notes of 5 Years Ago A body of a man found on Grand, vet of Howell, is still unidentified It was thought to be that of Thomas Russy of Detroit, a hitchhiker But a neicc ,tys it is not himIf not iden tified in 5 days it will be sent to the University of Michigan for disecttion An unidentified body of hitch hiker was recently found near ChelPinckney has entered a team in the Howell bowling league The members are Fred and Ross Read,, Jlei Schafer, C J Clinton and Bert Daller The York site near Ypsllanti has been selected for the new state hos pital and PiiurUiey lost out The school enrollment is 162 Pii mary 30 Intermediate 42, High School 89 Met ChaLr is closing out his grocery stock as he leaves for Calif Tues, Wed Th Sept212223 FLAME AND THE FLESH in Technicolor rith Lana Turner, Carlos Thompson Plua PRISONER OF WAR In Technicolor with Ronald Rcauau, Ikvy Mirttn Cartoon Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed Thurg Sept 19, 20, 21, 22 ,23 David Selznicks Production of Margaret Mitchells story of the Old South GONE WITH THE WIND in lecnalcolor Starring Clark Gable as Rhetl Butler Vivian Leigh as Scarlett OHara Leslie Howard Olivia DeHavilland News and Color Cartoon 3 Sunday Shows beginning at 1230 I Show week days at 730 p m I Mrand Mrs Haviy Taylor of I Rahway, N J, are visiting the j GeorgL Rouabes Mrs KQL iiuegsegger is a pat ient at Grace Hospital Detroit Mr and Mrs jjiaivin Shirey entained Sunday in honor of her grandmother, Mrs Lena Bixel oi Bluff ton, Ohio who celebrated her SKth bn thday Those present were Mi and Mrs Oajo BixeL Mr and Mrs Joe Bixel and son, Comins,the Truman Bixel family and Mrsj J S , , , ru u u i Stoiner,Bltiffton, Mrand Mrs Amos in nnst Church Cranbrook 1 J,M Birmingham, Saturday night IV, , Bcmardine Lynch of Kalu i mazoo spent the week end with Mi Mary Kennedy and Mrs Thomas Howe attended the VanBovc der wedd isole c Detroit and the Aichenilienner family Jul ROUND IKLOIN or fcuiwSTfcAK Lb 59c 1490 A DOZEN AND UP OR MADE TO YOUR ORDER SEE CURE OR HOCKEY AT 83ft EAST MAIN ST PINCKNEY THE ROUSH PLUMBING SYSTEMS, REPAIRING GENERAL PLUMBING, WATER 310 WEBSTER ST UP 8660 7 Pinckney RUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWELL, MICH PH t2 Represented by K W WYLIE BRSIDENCE PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN PBONE 1 1 11 irrrrrto orA BY UIJa liAtWCen With AlKJreW Camp accounting of a 1 our income and ex fa n penditures for mcome tax or budget j pnckney where1 ed up for a lecturt courseThe numi bers are Oct 26,Franklin Babblecturer Nov 27, Maybelle Wagner Schenk Comedy Co Jan 2, Loveless Twins QuartetteMar 3, Tobias Ellis Revue April 7,LundbergScott j Concert Company The Mack cottage at Rush Lake was raided Saturday night by the Sheriff Wimbles deputies for violat ing the prohibition law Born to David Steptoe and wife of Dexter at the Pinckney Sanitarium Sept 11, a daughter Maurice Kelly spent the week end at Grand Haven with Dean Reason eK e keweea t qCMlW vrer yam Gus Ecks Dexter team lost to the Pleasant Lake team there Sunday 7 to 6 Dallas Cox and Jim Moran played with Dexter Batteries Dex terJohnson Wriffley Pleasant LakeStandish HollisGuy Kuhn played with Pleasant Lake Pinckney high school is one of the 300 Michigan high schools who hare Joined the Michigan high school De bating League The Pinckney Juniors football team lost to Whitmore Lake there these Saturday 39 to 40 The team is Ralph and Gerald Clinton, Charles Clinton, Ambrose Kennedy, Mex lin Amburgey, Floyd Haines, Howard Read, Robert Read, Jack ReaReason, Billy Meyer When Don Swarthout opened the Mcpherson Oil Station Wednesday morning he found a gunny sack in the doorway with a sign on it read j ing Unlicensed Dog Owners Take Notice In side wvie 2 p iodle dogs shot dead He is holding the bodies 5 days for identification Mrs Mary Porter, 77, died here I Sept 10 at the home of her son, H E Porter The funeral waR at Will iamston with burial in Delta Cemetery , purposes 2 It provides a depository our money is safe from loss, fire or theft 3 It allows us to pay our bills from our home by mail, saving us numerous billpaying trips involving car and parking expense 4 It provides us with indisputable proof of payment, the cancelled check No file of receipts to keep 5 It shows us at any time how muli we have available to spend With all these advantges can you not afford to have a checking ac count of your own Open one today SEWING MACHINES We Serjdce and Repair Ail Makes Free Estimates Giten In Advance Singer Sewing Machine Company Ail Wort or 84FS Hackney U4 South Main St, An ArborCich hern Nermandy 24222, Aon Arbo 100 MILE STOCK CAR RACE FASTEST 33 START 1,000 Minimum Purs 9 mJiF ROASTS Lb DiF LIvz,R Lb GROUND BEEf Lb 39c 3 Lbs r SLICED SACON, Lb SKINLESS FRANKS Lb BFEF EY THE SIDE OR QUARTER GROCERIES AND COIWT 38 30c 100 59c 45c SAW ALMOST 50 PFRCENT WITH ONE DAY ROUND TRIP EXCURSION BUS FARES NOW ON SALE PROM PINCKYNH IB Sept 19 230 pm JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY tUfbBtftkis 12 m Trk 11 Mrtli if Jttbss M M50 RAGES EVERY SUNDAY Callers of Mr and Mrs William Shehan last week woie Billy She1 an ot Ann Arbor, Mrs Alma Han1 is and Zita and Leo Lavey and Lor enzo Murphy GO ANY DAY RETURN SAME DAY What a Wonderful Chance to Sample Your Bos Serrica A Round Trip Bus Ticket foT Only OneWay frate Ins 10ell Plan aTrip Boom These Bargain Rates Are Too Good To Miss COMPLETE INPPORMATTON AT BUS DEPOT LYLE JONES DRUG STORE PHONE PINCKNEY UP MltlMrjmd MrAl Bobon have moved from Portage Lake to Marvin Shir ey8 apartment on Pearl St Forgtt mothvl With an efrc dryer you simply rlip a iwiich for flwffy dry chthi The ST REASON in the world to buy an leotrie Clothes Drytr Why let the weather tell you when to do the wash An electric clothes dryer is ready any time, weather or not, to dry clothes softer than line drying ever did And it pro vides heat as clean us the suns Put an electric clothes dryer re its the cleanest, most modern dryj PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley DhikeF FLOWERS FOR AIL OCCASIONS from WWKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY rime 28 Sat vhr ril attend school Olirenco Mc6owan artd wife f Pontiac spent Sunday with Mrs Thressa Coyle Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann Shirley and Leota with Dona Klone Mr and Mrs James Greene of Harry Rose and wife of Ann Ar Detroit attended the Rainbow Girl Rotrer Carr Nbor called on Mrs Edna Reason and installations over the week end at m li 1 Vl, Frank Kaiser of Uaadffla has moved into what is known at the Nellv Pry house at Main St and Pearl Sts The Roes and Fred Read fannies attended the Read reunion Sunday at Al Read home near South Lyoti Meedajuea Jennie Keilejatoergeiv Kathryn Thayer, Rene Miller and Lois Lintnar went through the Col George Museum at Bloomfield Hills Friday It was the George home Clare Miller and wife and Carol were in Detroit Saturday and also called on Mrs Millers nephew who is a patient at St Joe hospitalAnn Arbor Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home The Ona Campbell family spent the week end at the Carl Lentz home in Lansing Mr, and Mrs Glenn Kingsley gave a shower Sunday at their home for Mr and Mrs Chris Camp belL 60 were present Miss Madge Jack has gone to Central Normal, MtPleasant where she will have charge of a dormitory Mr and Mrs George Stone f Gulfport, Miss, visited at the Bo Jack home last week Floyd Fulford and wife of Wayne were quests at the Clifford Miller home Saturday Janet Shirley has returned from Savanaph, Ga, where she spent the summer with the Robert Amburgcy family The Hollis Holloways entertained 42 people Sunday in honor of Kenn eth Wright of Florida Among them were the Albert Shirley, Kenneth Mohlmans, Dale Millers, Daryl and Gayle Shirleys Lucius Doyle jr and wife spent the week end in the mountains in New York state Mrs Mary Hoff entered Womans Hospital, Detroit,Monday for an operation Miss Jessie Winehell of Detroit called on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday Mrs Jennie Devereaux Mrs Fannie Cavanaugh Mr, and Mrs Lawrence Camburn attended the funeral of MrsInez Hadley in Dexter Thursday Burial was at Plain field Miss Florence Tupper of Flint called on Mrs Emma Dinkel last week Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee, Mis June Hendee and Mrs Blanch Clark attended the state fair last Wednes day Jay Brigham and wife visited a Chubbs Corners last week They are eavinjr to spend the winter with their daughter in Arizona Bob Pike and wife were in Owisso last weekMrs Alice Bruff re turned home with them to stay JM the Pike home John Boyer and wife spent Supday at the George Hellig home in Ann Arbor The L, J Henry family entertained the Jesse Henrys, Keith Biacl tiys of Chelsea and the Al Nisbetts Detroit Sunday in honor of L Js birthday John Kennedy, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Kennedy of Howell is attending Assumption College,Sa,nd i wich, Ontario Mrs Helen Berry and Mrs Lelia Monks of Lansing spent Thursday night at the Irvin Kennedy home Arnold Berquist spent Sunday at the James Hall home in Marion CJ Clinton and wife were Thurs I day guests at the Ralph Clinton home in Lincoln Park Keith Ledwidge went back to his college work at Catholic Seminary, Plymouth Monday It is his last, year there 1 The Joe Griffith family spent j Sunday at the Ted Olson home in Dearborn William and Arthur Griffith of j Prscott, Kansas, visited their brother, Joe Griffith, last week Wayne AtLee and John L Conners attended the races at Wolverine race track, Detroit, recently 165 freshmen from the Univerj sity of Michigan attended the fresh men rendozvous of U of ,M Fresh Air Camp, Patterson Lake over the week end Rex Sackett and wife of Detroit spent Sunday with Lawrence Cam burn and wife Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann Shirley and Leota, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Camburn, Karen Gustafson, Joyce Allen, Patty Thayer and the Slayden sisters attended the Rainbow Girl installation at Tyrian temple, Detroit Wednesday night The Earl Kimberly family of The jeep fire engine wag called Willow Vilage spenut Sunday at the to Patterson Lake twice Sunday by Tom Ware home, grass fires MraAlta Meyer attended a chick 1 en dinner last Wednesday at Lake The Kenneth Zills of Ann Arbor Chamulg ven by the of edcalled at the Mark Nash home Mon ucation for the Howell teachers day Carol and Dalleene Meyer of David Nash leaves this week for Stockbridge spent the week end at the Michigan State Camp near Chelae W 1 sea and goes from to Michigan Pnts, the G W Meyers were at is to work for you Then youll never watch for or worry abet drying veher again Mrs Louise Shehan is staying with Mrs Alma Harris this month Complete Line Plumbing Flxtwtt Jf and Supplies Electric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters Complete Line of Pumps We Sell W Install We Service PHONE UP83114 1 0 7 5 EAfirT COAL PRICES ARE CUT 100 PER TON To Allow You To Fill Up For Next Year Order Now and Pay by the Month If You Care To PHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 D , Hoej Son IWSST PRICE EVIR ial lie luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Range tMtntlighting immovable porce VlMiaUM OVM with glass window mi 99m iigbt V with V tifaak cooking Mat, m to 10 minutes V VMgnhhgry Mac and Wmporttajt fwiliea V signal tell whrn Utfft PJesstsatsi witire top Lttfjo working area Vunlast teas Concealed oven lit lit Ai TRADEIN ALLOW A NCI ON YOUft OLD RANOM Now is the Xhvn to modernize ytur kitchen with Philgas ftbt thriftf bottled gas for farm and tow fcesMsjf Vu can Iiu and wide, bvt you nt find a r value anywhere ,an this beauiuul eW kusa NMge4 Imember, too, we wiH glt ym iicrous tradein allow OH your old range regardless of type, make, or cyrvlifion Easy ferms, if you wiekr H PMflGAS APPllANCtf t CHOOSE Hockey Appliance Store Middfftji ia Cashway Store Novell Traverse City and Manistee East XMTW called on SllW hSffK Nil X Ton, Mdm Louise hn, nl the state fair in Detroit The Francis Shehan family spent Sunday at the Lundeen cottage at Hiland Lake Bob Pike and wife spent Monday at the Eraton Clark home in Una diila, honoring Mrs Clarks birthday Stanley Hall and wife of Marine EdnaCity and Cleo Curtis and family of in Plymouth , spent Sunday at the 126 WEST MAIN STREET, PINCKNEY FRESH GROUND BEEF 3 Lbs SWANSONS 0LE0 4 Lbs JIMMY SOFT DRINKS 12 Cans HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 2 Lbs SUGAR 10 Lbs STORE HOURS MON TUES WED 00 A M to 600 P M THUR FRL SAT 900 A M to 800 PIL SUNDAY 900AMto 130PM 97c 97c 97c 97c 97cwl SalesHiin IDOTHERM ii ,nik J a Cushioned OIL WITH EXCLUSIVE ILICTRIC No match neededI All you do ts turn the dial Electric SELFLightof light your heater IMPERIAL AveilefcU in 2 hearing I SALESMANS Name and Addiuau ONLY DOWN HSY TERMS txtluilv DuoTrWm Ant furnitur ttyllngl Afore heat, cleaner heat, from every drop of oil with DuoTherms exclusive Dual Chamber Burner, Fine furniture styling, beautiful mahogany finish Forcedheat circulation and fuel savings up to 25 with DuoTherms exclusive Automatic POWER AIR Blower 9 1 widoofuning doors for radiant heat Healthful htttnidifier Special Waste Stopper Handy waisthigh coattrol Have matchless comfort this winter and years to come See this new DuoTherm Windsor now ltIE LAYEY STORE LOCAL iWS i Th BmntAMmktkM dinner at I the Country Kithen,MjMoruSwnay I Tbr Qtts Behfesons ar entertanied Sunday the Cn JtoUaMor jrr f Ann Arbor, Robert House, Phillip Uoejsiv isobar Patd osiiHei f DetsoJt The Roberta BtrmuzMihncaiGF of Rush Lata sjtent Sunday at the Lea ter McAfee hoaao The Brbttite faniijriana ed sr WhRe Shrtoe pietnBiiadey mt Elisabeth Lake, Oakland conntyfi The Pinekney Chapter 0ftfl past matron were entertained Monday by Mrs Florence Baagmv it tte home of MmVlrtiaAl Vsjtfforniaii, Meadames BemWlffiler Xhfie DinkeL Bather Qtmpben soHasel Poulaon assistsd Mrs EHon Newman of ,QB Arbor spent a couple xrf days last week at the Ben White homes Bsjtt White and wife of Ionia called Saturday Mrs Winifred Grave was la Jackson last week and had aa her guest her cousin, Mr,Mttdred Obexline of Highland Part 111 Mrs Helen Grave Boucher hat returned to her home in Sanlran cisco, Calif, after a 8 months tout of Europe The Merwin Campbells spent Sun day evening with George Snquist and wife at the Mich State,San Mesdarnes Maigaret Burns and bernarUine Fry were in Ann Arbor Friday The Gerry Eichmaa family spent Sunday at the Russell Glover home at Webberville, Mrs Helen Young attended shower Saturday, given by Mrs Isabel Xuhn of Gregory for Noreen i fc i n 1 Brogran, daughter of Mr and Mis Firit National BailK Pat Brogan of Ionia who wiL be A U9 f married this week 5 fTtlfin Mrs Viola Read was tor Jackson Oader Federal Supervision Friday Meseker of Federal Reserve Corporattaa aad Federal Deposit Insur FQRaALEaUVYEU washed, sace Cerporatoi 1 IRE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNER CfatHieKauiii SaaitariuTn li4iffylli U Pincknsy, Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P If Lxcept Wednesdays Mon, Tuefl, Frif Sat, 700 to 800 P M JACK HANNETT PHONB UP83 17 8 MATCH YOUR PROBLEMS AND AMBTTIONB WHfl WITH THESE MODStN BANKING SERVICES The iPnger you examine the Rat below, me more youll fund In it bank tog services that apply to your prob iems and ambitions Checking Accunt Bank Drafts Savings Account Business Loan Mortgage Loans Travelers Checks Safe Deposit Box Banking by Mail Automobile Loan Home Loan personal Loan The Important question is not which j but how many of the modern bank a tog services yon can use to advan tage Lets talk it over DENTIST 112 N Michigan Av Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan Rate TVesServke RADIO ft TELEVISION SERVICE Proaipt and Courteous Phone UP 85541 1 Webster St Pinekney, Michigan FUNERAL HOMB Don 0 SwarAwrt Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service PHONE U P 8I1T2 Herd SMMI Phone 188 207 E J ,1 River Howeil, Michigan Real Estate Insurance Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property a Specialty List Your Property With Me Lee Uvey General Insurance PHONE U P 83221 RBFIWSfJlUTION SERVICE Harold Rady Repairs on All Makes PHONE U P 85596 tocjioaeer Bert Wylie Gall Fowkrville 226F6 WGulWckhoff, Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Howell, Michigan Phone 358 icsideuce Oi Uoyd NeMiee livestocjt Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking PHONB U P S4547 sand rmd aMrvsJisjpjossjiL ojitjnis ed, also nocsnid rcesi avad RRADYMIXED QdScSw 4 wBm wes of HowfJl at 495U Mason Road cPhdn IfewaU i Northland Friday PHOIfR 118 9 BOWBLL wooooi ArnW Berquist fNUtoh BaWsTineQijlsU eHeaep i , A titid Watehsjsv, Wo4ch Baadsjiaeycale Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and chUd HTmimnds PirslhsT MMuM ren visited the Detroit Zoo and the AR DepoaiU Insured Up to far Bach Depositor s 1 mii Refer J OVr Complete Insurance Coverage PHONE UP8313S Cemetery Memorials Prices Ycu Can Afford TJ lay Milford, Michigan MlHerd Granite Werfce Real Estate Farms, Homes, Lake Property Business Opportunities Lfpt Your Property With Ms sfieiftidJieMoi Broker 209 North PHONE U P 84166 oners Qrocerv CUSSIFED ADVS 8066 Pineknsy Bead Quo lily toeihcr ciu OnraJMiMatter of Days To Fay Your Village TIIBII sail I Additional Penalty After Oct ober 1 They Must Be Returned as Delinquent fHQLEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer 549 East PutnamStreet,Pinekney,Miebifao LOW PRICES fissr whi IHHas to Take Out Pfama Hoeell 706J2 TO RENTYear around eottaffe at Big Silver Lake, Pinekney, Michlt is modern Phone Normandy 22711 FOR SALE20 guage double barr el shotgun, 82 special Winchester ATEIXChristmas treesScotcb deer rifle with case Lucius Doyle Pine, White or Norway Spruceaho Phone UP 88128 fireplace logs Write imrdtety ALG tVo registered Shrop Levi Johnson, 25682 Ford RdGardshire Rams Call after school en City, Michigan John C Burg, Phone UP fr827 mmmmmmmmmm FOUNDBay Saddle horse, TatKF0R SALE1952 Plymouth 4 4eor face, 2 hind white legs sedan with radio and beater, 1961 I Hnivey Garr, Phone UP 832J Ford Victoria, radio and heater with LOSTVicinity of Anchor Inn, a tXmiBio 60 black patent leather pocket book, cfn CoemPpoMtian, radio, heater au containing bill fold with sum of tomat1i riiiisaission,lf60 Studebak money and valuable papers, also an er Pup truck ton EngH made Ronson lighter QAQn nf 1 fL a Mrs James Burroughs, 10492 fla 8490 Ceday Lk d PP 8JQ cer Rd, Brighton, Mich , m 1 Phone AC7292S FOR RENTHouse on 4fcdar Lake r Rd just north of M36Watt rooms WANTED If you have ewes or with water and bathIaquire of Wm feeder lambs for sale writ Hollister 9321 Inhm FdRHALUiReoRsi1 BOX 625, Manchester, Mich Tank, 175 1,3 g8l88 FOR SALEFuel Oil Tank 17K ir 00 Lotto JL4e gallon used one year 20 Phone U83897 FOR SALEHousehold Furniture Priacilla Darrow, 18690 North Terri n tor Road Chelsea F0R FOR RENTAPABtSsalNT MARVIN SHISEY SALErUsed Combiaeheap Carl Hollistfe 8828 M86 W QUALITY MEATS FRUITS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FISH REVERSES LOWER COURT The supreme court of Michigan has filepl its opinion in the case of Ndrman Soltar vg Harold Anderson RFD, Howell The case was tried in J circut court at Howell before a jury October 1 and 2, 1952 The verdict No Cause for Action I , Judge Dethmers speaking for the J supreme court said in part as foll ows The court Judge Lyons in FOR SALETomatoes 100 a bush w, , Pick them yourself j WANTEDjVVora ry the day WilUrd Wiltse Mra Mrgeret Huhman 61 Uaadlla Pinekney, Michigan l ALK Burner 0il titov FOR SALE7 room house si 844 iTke newenhrnd 1 Weat Main St, Plncey, semT FU sAjjstsWsit Warner iaWe1 Bo Jack 887 West Main, model radio in good conditten, Roll 1 away bed with inner spring matj 400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME tress in wide Phone UP 831671 JkfilHn and collecting money FOP HAT a prr I om our five cent High Grade Nut eromn2 Hett machlne8 in this No ng, er complete with 2 barrels and to qualify for work you must have I car, references 640 cash, xw 8 r 885 car rererencesi 6640 cash, secured etructed the jury that, ,Mruf l Stuart St Pn by yentory Devoting 6 hcirs a must be proven as an establishedSALt1951 Plymouth, new the business, your end on ft H nnftf ha This, res and battery, gray color, one Pareentage collections will net up to lady owner 866000 Phone HA6362 monthly with v,ry good pooib faet and cannot be inferred, was in error y The court further ruled that Judge iLjrons properly stated the law as to1 WeJdliu j the plaintiffs speed but erred as to jJJJH th above quoted statement The higher court ordered a new sw trial which will probably not be reached until the December tterm Stanley Berrlman was attorney A8 AUTO PARTS ftuppttss Auto Paris fcf Glass flbld and UMtallsd 1018 East Grand BrsePhone 151 FOR 8 hsottna tax Anderson and will have to retry jWt DOM Mttssr phons,78Fl5 the case llties of taking over full time Income increasing accordingly Pot fa,, terview, include phone in applicatian Write Nut0Matic Co Inc 40 Exchange Place New York, 6, T Y MAKUHLSTS SAW OTDWr BtT9 LAWN MOWER 8HARPBMNQ 11264 BTVKRBANK LANE HWkAND MICH MARKET PRICES COURTtOUS SERVICE Two new lakes formed by dams will be In operation soon One is a warm water one on the Black River in Montmorency county and the other a trout stream at Gladwin Construction work will start in 8 state parks this fall The biggest is a TSSOOO ft fill at Stirling Park Monroe The others are toilet con struction and road ,wideasnge Michigan has ranked either first or second in the sale of fishing and hunting licensee for the paat 6 years Dennis Howe i la visiting his grand parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Howe sr In East Tawas EAVES TROUGH Why Let Your Roof Wash afcway See Us for Your EAVES TROUGH WE ALSO SBTEAIL FOB FREE ESTIMATE CALL UPS6 8 1 8 flassasr WM BRASH JR ORDER YOUR COAL Fill Your Bin New at the Lower Prices POCAHONTAS BRI0UETS HARD COAL FARMERS FEED A SUPPLY BLOCK COAf STOKER COAL SOFT COALTHE PINCKNEY BISEAXC9 J Wednesday, September 15, 1954 Brisk Bird Hunting Time in Michigan enjoy a glass of Michigan Mtretced Beer Michigan Brewers Association 350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan A SPECIAL EVENTS IN MICHIGAN GROUSE SEASON OPENS October, 1st Week, Northern Counties 7TH ANNUAL DUCK HUNTERS TOURNAMENT October, 1st Week, Mouillee State Game Area, East Rock wood THUMB 0ISTR1CT PLOWING MATCH ober 8th, Po, I Huron PHlSANT SEASON 0 ENS October 20th, Lower Peninsula AUes Brewing Co Frankenmuth Brewing Co Goebel Brewing Co Pfeijfer Brewing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co Stroh Brewery Co THANK YOU TO THE People of Pinckney Your Interest in the opening of our New Store last week Has Made It a Success beyond all expectations Watch your local paper and mail for the name SHIREYS T V APPLIANCE in the future for there will Bargains never before seen in the T V APPLJANCE THIS WEEKS SPECIALS Cape Hart 21 ConsoleTVReg29995 19995 Admiral 17 T V Table Model 17995 12995 Dumont 21 TV Console 38095 now 12995 Servel Electric 11 ft double disc ice maker All Auto Defrost etc Reg 52995 now 2751 Servel EIectkll ftManval 39995 at 2751 k Just Honest to Goodness Barons WUh Standi Pacto Guarantees Ken, Wr be your ,at Oanc We have no famous JUSt y 800 p m You May Be the Winner, to win the Portable Apex Ironer so renter before ba PEARL SHIREYS RADIO TV PHONE UP 86621 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 September 15, 1954 Description An account of the resource September 15, 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 1954-09-15 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b173ae883c04bb04368ee45b8b8492dd.pdf abb89c033a360cabe5f36e770d081297 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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dis ruptin g lon g rang e highwa y plans Despit e th e popula r appea l fo r anort h an d sout h highwa y i n conn ectio n wit h th e Mackina c Bridge ,Highwa y Com Ziegle r say s ther ear e othe r section s tha t nee d road sfisoi,espedally in centra l an d sout her n Michigan Cos t o f count y governmen t ha sincrease d 2 pe r perso n i n Michi ga n l a th e las t yea r accordin g t oAuditto r Genera l Martin I n 195 2 i twa s 849 7 pe r person I n 195 3 i tra 267 fOtts vary in the different countieaIn Bay county it was1901 pet person in Keweenaw it us 4001 It cost 304 per day tooperate the Delta court house andHOlt day in Keweenaw The cost for medical assistanceday JM 862 in Ionia county, was 16W in KeweenINSTALLATIONRftfobow Girls installedtfat following officers ThursdayAdvieor Anna SlaydenW A, Advisor Nancy SpittlesCharity Roberta AckleyHope Pat ThayerFftith Mary BoydHotorde Karen GustafsonTMM Ann Shirley Reason Chaplain Sally MillerLpvt Dorks UmsteadReligion Nancy SlaydenNature Nancy NicholsImmortality Shirley WyliePatriotism Doreah KahlService Sharon AllenDrill Leader Marilyn Gustafson,Musician Rosina Hill JCfcoir Director Joyce Allen Choir Barbara Stone, G retch enTasch, Agatha HenryAsioo Drill Leader Peggy Smith Prompter Patty PalmerConfldObaervr Uant Nichols Installing offcers wereInstall Officer Marilyn Gustafson Cfcuplain Peggy SmithRecorder Barbara MillerMarshall Sally MillerMusician Eoyse CampbellSoloist Paula CurlettALFRED HERBERT thorn were junior bridesmaidsTheir PINCKNEY BEATS DIMONDALBcostumes followed the design of the nf, t, , , uij rm, i 4 u n i i i With their second team in mostbrides, rhe first being1 yellow tulle1 L J I I r I Jo,j v,o ftao vi rn, of the second half Pinckney rompedd fWeiSwere earned lS For ste, and Joanne eoniht 27 toan and Elaine Holbrook of Howell sangJack Lewis of Howell was bestman and Tom Porter and James Porter, brothers of the brideushers The reception was held at thePinckney Elementary school withMrs Gertrude Clark of Dexter inchargeThe couple left on a trip to Niagara Falls and points east On their return they will live on the Stackabe farm on Chambers Road Thebride graduated from Pinckney high school and is employed by the Citizens Mutual Auto InsCo,Howcil,The groom served 2 years in the U S army ne n a 3 ydSffiand Jlmson, 2nd team quarterback the lastone on a 30 yd run Pinckney did not have to punt once during the game, Firufoney wijl encounter Stiffer opposition Friday when they meetDeWitt there This team beat theWebberville team 32 to 6 lastweek Pinckney beat DeWitt lastyear by one pointFOOTBALL SCORESChelsea 0, Dexter 7 Brighton 32 , 9KMDevdtions,p m800 HUBSMOBRMtte ttHftthCalvary Mtae1tfte Church Rev Ezra Bemchy, PastorS 8 8upt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100Young People Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800ChurchRev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 AMMorning Worship 1045 A MThur Night Prayer Meeting at the Church 800Wed Choir Practise T80 P MA Hearty Wejoome ft AHThe Retptet Church UndenominationalM80 West between Mais andUnadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 AMSunday Worship 1100AM Youth Group 700 PMLocal Happenings1Miss Eva Melvin is teaching the3rd grade in St CasiHUTS parochial school at Lansing Rev and Mrs Wilbur Hostetler,missionaries from India will speakat the Mennonite church morning evening Sept 2b and show slides jfIndia The Beachy family am Mrs Velma Bokros attended the funeral ofRev Daniel Oyer at StJohn Sunday RevBeachy helped conduct the funeral at the Bethel MennoitechurchThe Beachy twins have returnedter 0 Howell 45, Fenton 7 Ann Ar bor 41, Wayne 0 Dewitt 32, Webb erville 6 Stockbridge 20, DansvilleWILSONrVANSLAMROOK , J Fowleiville 7, Leslie 0Saline 13,Jeanette Wilson, daughter of Mr Carleton 12 Deerfield 6, Boysvilleand Mrs John Wilson of Pinckney 6i Onsted 12, Morenci 0Linden 24, and Richard VanSIambrook, son of Hartland 6Mr and Mrs Alonzo VanSIambrook Herbert died at Winchesel, Virginia Sunday He leaves his wffeT the former, Alice McGuinegsef Dexter township, The funeralwas at Dexter withthe burial atSt Josephs Cemetery, Dexter to day 9hfe are no tMfdrenNoncitotal at tht Darrow Barber Shopwtfrnsort a toft iteo 76cM E, Dunv of Gregory were married at thePinckney Congl church Saturdaynight by Rev J W WingerThe brides gown was of whiteFrench lace and nylon tulle Thebodice was made with a bertha and long sleeves, the skirt, floorlengrth was paneled with lace mfront and back and had scalloped tulle tiara appliqued with lace ateach side Her flowers were whiteglamelias, stephanotis and pinkrosesThe glooms sister, Barbara VanSIambrook, was made of honor Hergown was dark ballerino Yellow gamelias formed her headdress andher semicrescent bouquetGeorge Washbum of Brimley,Mich, was best man and the ushers were Robert Clark, Harold Swar I thout, Floyd Rosier of Detroit and fRobert Campbell of Utica IThe reception was at the White ILodge Country Club with MrsRolphGustafson in charge assisted by MJsdames Bonnie Hertfy and IolaHall Also 3 aunts of the groom MrsWm Kelly, Ann Arbor, MrsGeneva VanSlambrook, PinckneyThe following served MarilynGusfefson, Maryann Leaqh, LoisKallie, Gretchen Tasch and RosinaHillThe brides going away dress wasa 2 piece navy blue faile suit with red accessories and pink roses Thecouple left for Houghton, Mich,where the groom is attending the College of Mines MISSIONARY SOCIETYThe Missionary Society of thePeoples Church wHlmeet with Mrs Celia Nash Sept 28 at 900 p mThere will be election of officers the packing of box of clothing forthe Bethel Home at Franklin, KyGuest speaker is Miss Artz of theHowell Sanitarium Jr Choir Practise Wed 400 P MSr Choir Practise Wed, 730 P MWe Extend a Christian Welcome tooneKATHERINE KELENERGERKatherine Kellenberger, aged BAPTIST CHURCH8 MHes N A 8 Miles W of Pinckney4060 Swarthout Rd,, N Hamburg Sunday Morning Service 1000Sunday School followed by MessageSunday Evening Service 745Tburs Night Prayei Service 745 Prank Shultz, Pastor9670 Marshall Rd Gen 75490days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Morning WorshipGlenn Kellenberger died Saturday Evening Service , The funeral was at the warthout Funeral Home Sunday morning,Rev J W Winger officiatingBur ial in Pinckney Cemetery,MARRIED SATURDAY NIGHT Married Saturday night at theLakeland Inn of which the bride is owner before a large assemblyMrsHattie Panczak to Casinuer Carsonof Detroit Justice Eric Singer ofBrighton performed the ceremonyThe couple left for northern Mich igan and will attena the Table Topp ers convention at CharleviouxHOME EXTENSION GROUPThe frEGS of Pinckney met at hon of Florence Fruess last ff their first fall meetingfollowing officer were electedj Mary BaughnVie Pros AdeHade RoseBteTre Pearl Madsen Hows fttitofter Eileen WingerOMBtoafiity Ohajrntanjanet ShehanRecreation Leader, Bonnie Henry Them was a discussion on the pTho MJtt mooting is Sept 29 atHBtAftt NEWSaccordance with our usual cus Ubrary will again be open tiO oclock on Tuoa of ot of ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGThe annual business meeting andpotluck family night of the Peop les Church is Sept 25 at 600 p m Signed Secretary ANNOUNCEMENTVanSIambrook, daughter Mr andMrs A VanSIambrook of Gregoryto Robert Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark of Pinckeny hashas been announced Roy Dilingham and wife called atthe C W Hooker home in Ann Ar bor last WednesdayDr and Mrs James Curlett ofRoseville and Mr and Mrs AlfredZagsma and daughter, Judy, of De troit called at the Curlett homeSundayThe following from Pinckney attended the reception Saturday nightat the Flint Masonic temple for Howard LTaylor, grand master fthe Michigan Masonic Grand Lodge Olin Robinson and wife, F L Canv burn, Mer Campbell, FZeigler aridYe Editor About 400 attended Mr Taylor is comptroller of the BuickMotor Co, Flint Mrs Ethel Sprout spent the week,end with the Charles Souk family in Howell MUSICAL INSTRUEMENTSThe Veterans at the VeteransHospital, Ann Arbor need musicalinstruments If you have any todonate hall Tom Dtttllg, Dexter, fw jour Afta Piwfaeta fttt Hick Pfcme HA eS871 CYRIL E GIRARDCyril E Girard,70 ,of Lakeland,died at McPherson hospital,HowellFriday afters several months illness He was bom April 12,1884 inToledo, Ohio but had lived ir thiscounty for 18 years where he was in the lake development businesswith his brother, WalterHe was a 32fid degree Masonhishis memberships being in Ohio, except his blue lodge whee he was a life member of Livingston LodgeNo 76 F A M, PinckneySurviving are his brother, Walterof Lakeland with whom he lived, abrother Arthur of Toledo, a brother, O Lof Glendale Paand a sister, Mrs Lottie Hutsel of Ann ArborThe funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Rev J M McLucas of Brighton officiating Burial was in Pinck nay Cemetery pdvingtn Lodgeput on the Masonic committal service at the grave, sOlin Robinson P M giving the funeral orationMr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell ofDetroit and his sister, Mrs Anne Rqyer of London Tfoffri iwereSaturday visitors of the John Colones South Lyon, MichGALILEAN BAPTIST MISSION cGregornid, Portage LakeLarry Mattis, PastorSunday School 1000 AM 1045 A M740 P MWed, Prayer Meeting 780 p, mMASONIC PICCNIC140 persons attended the MasonicPicnic at U of M Fresh Air Camp, Patterson Lake Sundaya roast hamdinner was served with all the fixings A recess was necessary afterthe dinner as the Masons had to return to Pinckney to conduct the fun j tra services for Cyril Girard, a lifemember Following this return wasmade to the picnic and the balanceof the day spent at games The picnic is a yearly eventMASONIC LODGE CALENDARSaturday,October 2Work in MMDegree 800 p m Saturday, October 30 Lodge togo to Le wist own, Michto work MM Degree Lawrence Baughn W MThe dynamite shooting heardhere comes from Monks Rd wherestumps are being blown in a roadwidening project and from the John Spears farm wvhere rock formationsare being testedDr Hollis Sigler of Howell suffered a heart attack and is now in anoxygen tent at McPherson hospital we are informed twins worked on a studentsinindustry project in Chicago this sum mer Lois made a trip to Penn,Virginia and Washinton DC this summerMrs Thomas Bonner attended thefirst meeting of the newly oranizgarden club Hoe Hope, The meeting was held at the home ofMrs Ralph Xaismith llowull lastFriday niyht One of the main purposes of the club is to stimulate in terest in the formulation of more garden clubs in the county R W Wylie informs us that hiscousin, Thomas Wylie now wears honorary seals of battle, received in ,the PinckneyDiamondaU jramegame last week where he was a tower of strength to the Pinckney team He received a biiiisc underone eye and skinned nose Gerald Henry was home from Detroit over the week Callers of Mi1, and Mrs WilliamShehan last week were Billy She han and friend of Ann Arbor,Russell Nuoffer of Lansingthe Krancis Krupa famiy of Detroit and MrsEunice Nchuhart of ITowdliuy Blair of Fowlerville calledat the , DiiinKham home Sundav MrsLivi, Sinclair is now stavingwith M Thomas MurphySiie In t 1SI posess ions when herluonii ue in Britfhlon burneddown Clare Miller and daughter,Carolattended the DetroitCleveland ballgame in Detroit SaturdayMl, and Mrs Ross Read, Mr andMrs Fred Read, Mrs Lincoln Ber gen and daughter had dinner at theMayflower, Plymouth Sunday Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell andMrs Hazel Parker attended the Washtenaw County OKS Assn MiJan Saturday niht The Ronnie Hoskins family of Dotroit called at the Ho Jack and BobAckley homes SundayThe Tom Clark family and MrsMargaret Clark and family wereSunday ULHNIS of Mrs Maiy Blatchford in Battle CreekMrs Kloyse Campbell went toJackson Sunday to practise for ie OES grand choir which sings atthe grand chapter meeting in GrandRapids next month Sylvester Harris came home Sunday after 2 weeks absence at the Detroit ttate and Saginaw fairswith the Leo Davis cattle He gosto Waterloo, Iowa and ChicagonextIrvin Kennedy and KofiCURRENT GOMMSJf We wonder who is kidding whoThe papers carried pictures lastweek of National Democrat and National Republican Chairman MitcfcoHand Hall signing a pact to conduct a clean campaign this fall throwno dirt Just how they intend toenforce the pactWhat would suchan order mean to Senator McCarthy or his imitator, Cong Clardyof this district It was not too long ago that Senator McCarthy classed he Democrat party as the party of20 years of treason and Gor Dewey echoed his statement Or that Mr Mitchel said that President EUthe Tennessee Valley Federal PowCT System to a private company inwhich his friend, Bobby Jonesgolfchampion was a big stockholderWeshall see if this manifesto has anymore power than a command to the lions in the zoo to stop roaringThere are many untapped sourcesf tav wealth but give the govern ment time and they will probablyfind them It is against the Amishreligion to use autoes and theystill do their travelling by horse and buggy There is a sizable colony of them in Adams county, Ind and that state has passed a lawlicensing them the same a autoesmaking their vehicles carry license plates They are taxed 15 eachi This law is expected to bring 1841 into the county treasury Such alaw would do little to enrich Living sfon county as i has been yeaxssince we saw a horse and buqqy on i he highwaysWe cannot help but admire themanner in which the Mrs AnnafThnmnson lnKe, 81, widow of the i he late Horace Dodge, one of thefounders of the Ford Motor Co andlater with his brother John, founderof the Dodge Motor Co conductedI herself in the probate court hearingI to remove her as administrator ofher late husbands 57 million doll ar estate, said action being broughtby a granddaughtr, Mrs Asgerton,who lives in the Virgin IslandsMrtDodge also has a life use of theestate In our opinion Mrs Dodge is the only one of the Dodge survivors who has shown any sense Tbti rest of the heirs are all playboysor yirls who have spent their inheir lance and spend most of their timein the divorce courts Mrs Assertonhas already borrowed milliono nher inheritance on the death of hexgrand mother Mrs Dodge has ad ministered the estate efficientlyand increased its value to 68 mill ion The heirs compliant is thatshe has been too conservative and invested the estate in governmentlav exempt bonds while other in vestment would have earned bigger dividends Mrs Dodge says shis administering the estate accord to her late husbands wisheswife spentSunday with Vern Kennedy andwife at the farm a Lime Lake Ona Campbell ani wife were Friday dinner guests of Mrs Marion Pearson in HoweK The Don Griffini ianiily of MtPleasant spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith home xThe Otis Mattesons, Mark Mattusones and Charles MntJojus haddinner at the Country Kitchen aMason Sunday Mrs EleanorJerry, went to inary SundayCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Pinckney, Mich, Sept 14,1954 Meeting called to order by President DinkelRegular meeting of village counlj Ky, pyCM followed by roll call Present, edy and Swarthout Absent none Motion by Shirley supported byClinton to allow following bills Bob Egeler, salary 8500Donald Winger, care of flag 900Mildred Ackley, clerk sal 7500Dexter Coop, cement 3750Murray4 Gulf misc 2570Lavey Hdwre, mixer, misc 22429Motion carriedMotion to adjourn carriedMildred Ackley, clerkSTPAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH St Pauls Lutheran Church whohave been holding services at the Winans school are now holdingthem at the Hamburg town hall in Hamburg at 1100 a m each Sunday Land has been purchased atM36 East at Hamburg and achurch will be erected Come and worship with us Ledwdge and jon,the Plymouth Semto see Keith Ledwidge ordained a deacon Mrs Justine irablick of Dettroii with Mrs Eleanor The election of a Democrat Governor in Maine last week for the first time in 20 years caught altby surprise including the commentntators find political dopsters No here did we see a Democrat vietory forcast Vice Pres Nixon spoke, in Maine the week before andappealed to the voters to give the F vhoWer administration a 100 irii endorsement and lead theway for the rest of the nation inNovember Apparently his plea fellon deaf ears The victorious Derno governor is only 39 and littlei n He had a minor job under Truman administration Heltr Polish descent of the Catholic faith Although the Republicans candidates for senator and congress won their majorities were greatlycut In 1952 they got 71 percent ofthe vote cast This year they got only 55 percent Russeil Harris, aDetroit News writer interviewed thoman on the street the day after th election and got the following fani piTssions The consensus was that the people did not think the EisenI hwcr administration gave them what they promised 1 They prom i ised peace in Korea and only got a i time out 2Taxes are higher instead of lower 3 There is muchRUMMAGE BAKE SALESt Marys Altar Society will holda Ruasage and Bake Sale in the Lewis koue, just south of the reetry e Pearl St, Friday ami Satar day, October 1 aatf 1 spent SaturdayLedwidgeMrs Germaine Stackable had40 ladies at her home Saturdaynight at a bridal shower for Mrs Leola Stackable Lavey The guestof honor received many beautifuland useful gifts Refreshmentswere servedWayne AtLee and wife spent thethe week end at iaylord with the Cy AtLee familyRoy Kice and Nellie Churchill of, ,0VTnent due to textile sills MOTWiUiamston caled at the Lad ing south 4 The cutting of prfco supports dropped the price of potfl25 percenta andBaughn home SundayWeek end guests at the AndrewNesbitt home were Cordon Hesterand wife of Ypsilanti and Frank Naylor and wife, Eaton RapidsThe Edael Meyer family of Ypsilanti and the William Lamb familyof Ann Arbor spent Sunday at theW H Meyer homeThe Earl Kimberlys of WillowVillage spent Sunday at the Tom Ware homeThe following members of the OE S went to Grand Ledge Wednesday night Mr and Mrs George VanNorman, Mr and Mrs HaroldPorter, Mrs Roberta AmbudgeyMrs Helen Miller and Mrs Kath erine Thayer Mrs Thayer was thecandidate pro ternRoy Reason, wife, Ann the farmertook beating 5 Many the the d feated Gov Cross appointmentwere unpopular 6 He did little ornothing to get hurricane retttf forfarmers whose orchards and Ifcrnswore blown down 7 President Eisenhower let Senator McCarthy pushhim around too muk Edmund Muskie carried 11 of tlsf Maiaf W and 13 of the 11 cittoty Alrop in the vote of thfRepublicans in thefor the Republicans in would give the Dtoerof both the senate andcountiesThe Don Pasoos ofJay Sweets rf Battle CroekI V 41xiA FURNACE BUTCOSTLY, DIRT COLLECT AND REGISTERS THE PINCKNBT MSPATOI Wednesday, September 29, 1954 , , y f rV Neif abort Notes HOWELL THEAREI frank Cowick, graduateDetroitministerat N W Stockbridg ad Mill it,The Stookbrfdge CounaitySchools has a record enroll me c of 1680 pupils This includes XJreoryand Munith annexed to itThe Stockbridge 5 mill tax proposition fr school building purposeswas voted down last week by only29 votes 775 votes were cast As the school do not have enough Ctlaexx,Thur, Fri,St,Sept22 to 25THREE COINS in thr rONTAIN in color starriRClifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire Louis Jourdan, Jean Peters An Action Dram Starring Johnny Weismuller, Karin BoothRobert Taylor Eleanor Parker CartoonNewsSportSunday, Monday, Sept 26, 27 SOUTH SEA WOMANNVALLEY OF THE KINGS b IWaiieeitrroom they will probably vote again Tue8 ADan Elaasaer who graduated atDexter last June is one of the 70candidates out for the Mich Tech College footbal team at Houghton,Mich Miss Donna DeVoe, granddaughter of Mrs Marion Burnett of Pinckney who will marry Earl Wilsonof Hiland Lake, was given a show Sept 28 29, 3Beecher StowesUNCLE TOMS CABINFilmed in Authentic SettingsIn a True Spectacuar Manner With Soul Stirring ScenesNever To Be ForgottenSci 888 Jackson Road Ann Arbor jPhimm Normandy87063 Children nlt 12 admitted Fie A Comedy StarringBurt Lancaster, Vrginia Mayo and Chuck Conner s8unday Shows 1, 5, 7, Cartoon and SportTuea7 Wed, tfhur, Sept 28, 29, 30 DANGEROUS MISSIONin TechnicolorAn Action Drama StarringVictor Mature Piper Laurie and William BendixCartoon and SportShows 715, 900er by Mrs Robert Heller of Chelsea last weekEditor Frank Seeger of he Brighton Argua recently criticised thelP Q Z Z council and water board there for j Friday Saturday, September 24, 25raising water and sewer rates 25 j percent In last weeks paper theyanswered him Their reply was that i the water board went 5 in the red jlast year and they had been unable to build up a reserve fund to extend water and sewers to the new parts BJ n n , WTT of the city I CRobmaon Marcia HenderaonThe Brighton school enrollment is742, 100 more that last year A new beach house is being builtat the Kensington state park nearBrightonMrs Margaret Savery of ChilsonRd,now librarian at Ann Arbor, hasreceived a Masters Degree at University of Michigan Bill Kourt of Chilson Rd tookpart in the 100 mile stock car raceat Jackson SundayHe recently wonfirst money at Detroit WAR ARROWIn TechnicolorwithJeff Chandler, Maureer OHaraandTHE GLASS WEB withCartoos Coming Black Horse Canyon,Johnny Dark, TanganyikeLEE THEATREWhltmore LokiSept 26 27 THE HAWKID TechnicolorwithVan Heflin Julia Adams Plus IFriday, Saturday, September 24, 25Double Featurein SdnemaScopeHELL AND HIGH WATER ti TechnicolorwithRichard Widnurk Belle Darvi and David Wayne andTWO GUNS AND A BADGE witbWayne MorrisFIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD Sun, MonM Tues,, Sept 2627, 2ft withHugh OBrien Adele Jergena CartoonAccording to Prosecutor Erwinpassing worthless checks has become an epidemici in this county and sU men have been bound overto circuit court on this charge One Brighton oil station man was gypedout of 500 Many of the checks were stolen from mail boxes andthe names forged to themWiliam Otto, mgr of the Lansingchamber of commerce died lastweek He was a noted banquet speaker whom we have heard several times ,The big MichiganMichigan State WORLDS Tues, Wed, Taur,, Sept 28, 29, 30SHANEIn Technicolor In CinemacopeBROKEN LANCEIn Technicolor withSpencer Tracy, Richard Widmark Jean Peter, Robert WagonerNovelties News CarbonAlan Ladd, Jean Arthur tadCRIME WAVEStarringSterling Hay den, Phyllil Kirk CartoonALSCO Largest Manufacturerfootball game is at Ann Arbor this of Aluminum Combination Windows j Newsyear November 13 and Doors4 seals of approvalDeMr and Mrs Charles Eddy of luo Comb Windows 1995 ja i ThnrRoscommon have purchased the Flange type 1650 eaUp to 40 jGeorge VanHorn farm at Rush wide by 65 Reg 89 Poor now iLake and moved there Mrs Eddy is 3995 Hardware 5 a sister of Mis Edna Reason Casement, Basement and Picturedis Storms, Also Plate Glass Windows Wed, Sept 29 1 Day OahHill Billy Stac Show 1 Hour845See Hear In PersonBILL HICK DICKSinging Buckeyes with Southerners Vwv on the Screen INFERNOin TechnicolorwitiWilliam Luntligan, Hhomlu Fleming and Robert Rvpnand CarteonClayton Rathbun has beencharged from the air force and wiilenter Michigan State College Hiswife is former Pat Mauk of How ell The Howell Electric Motors honored 24 employees who had worked 25 years for them and 27 who hadworked 20 at a banquet last week PhonFiber Glass AwningsAluminum SidingNO MONEY DOWNA J Graybiel Factory RepresentativeAC 77371, Brighton Fri, Sat, Sept 30 Oot 1,2Pouble FeatureIn Cinemacope In Glorious Color NEW FACESwitEarthy Kii t Ronny GrahamHOWLETT BROTHERS GREGORY MICHIGAN PHONE 19THIS WEEKS SPECIALS BARGAIN PRICESCape Hart 21 Console TVReg29995 19995 Admiral 17 7 V Table Model 17995 12995Dumont 21 TVConsole 38995 now 28995 Servel Electric 11 ft double disc ice makerAll Auto Defrost etcReg 52995 now 34995Servel Elect11 ftManval 39995 at 27500 SHIREYS RADIO T V Notes of 25 Years AgoSt Marys Church is holding a40 hours devotion serviceLivingston Lodge will work 4 FCdegrees Sat nite It is plannedto take them to Detroit to get theirMM degrees at Jack Crains lodge Mrs Emily Jackson of Detroitand Floyd Randall of Lansing were married in Detroit Sept 21The Fowlerville Fair is Oct 1, 2on East Main St to Paul Bock of S, 4, 5, this year Detroit who will start a bakeryThe Meymed Ayoud, an escaped conCranes are moving to Hartland vict fiom Jackson was captured on About 30 relatives of E G Fish the railroad east of here Thursdayhelped him selebrate his 73rd birth by Boone Amburgey,a section manday Sept 20 This is the second as John DinkelIn the will of Ex Gov Aaron caught one here a few years agoBliss Albion College is left 80,000 A balloon belonging to R K Leeand Alma College 10,000 I of Detroit, member of a balloon clubThe 17 months old daughter of was forced down Sunday on theKate Farnum Fitzpatrick of Detroit farm of Mis Eva Clark died of whooping cough Wednee The Pinckney Juniors beat Whitday more Lake here Saturday 36 to 6Born to Herman Hudson and wife pinckney was strengthened by the DRUMS A ROSS TIIE RIVERwithAudie Murphy, Lisa GayeLyle Better, Walter BrennanGarioodSunday Monday, Sept 26, 27 Matinee Sunday 230 P M ContSOmtRS HoiiiSTERof Njith Lake, Wednesday ason buMcPherson State BaalTWENTYFOUR BANKINGTHE ROUSH PLUMBING Although we are open for certainhours 6 d days a week, there axemany people who find it impossibleGENERAL PLUMBING, WATER SYSTEMS, REPAIRINGI310 RST nyouradditionof CCliff Miller, Jim Shirey, Robert Grossman and FrancisBattleHaving quit farming Ernest Frostwill aell his horses and farm tools Saturday at auction Pinckney won the first of thelittle world series from Hamburg Sunday 11 to 0 They got 13 hitsoff Baker Moran only allowed theHamburg team 5 Gus Eck got 8hits for Pinckney Cox and Morany UULMrPORK CHOPS Lb PORK STEAK Lb BEEF BY THE SIDE OR QUARTER GROCERIES AND COLD MEATS 52c52cTRIC TRACTORROSSEIL D SMITH CO POWELL, MICH PH 16S1Represented by H W WYLIE il SIDENCE PINCKNEY MICHIGAN PHvONE M i to come to the bank during theeehoursIf you are among those we2 services just tailored to fit needs24 Hr Depository BenldngbyMall Some advantages stemming fromthe use of these facilities are1 No need to worry about closing hours2 No need to hold money over night or a weekend3 Receipt for your payment or de posit mailed direct4 A new form supplied with each an, p Brown, lb Judion, fib, Eck,Sb Hollis, as, Batman, Ekhmoodand Doyle, outfield Hamburg line up Seerlea, c Baker, p, Spencer, lb Webber, 2b Radtke, 3b Lear,at Winkelhaus, Bennett and John son, outfield UmpiresLoren Baasett and Larry StackablePinckney high school won theirS opening game from Dexter 36 to 1 LieupRus Read and Har Hailends Reason and Stackable, tackles Devereaux, c Chambers and Jim Hall, guards G Kennedy,QB Sheehan, F B M Kennedy and Pi I From iere I sit Sy Joe MarshSlugger Winsthe Home GameSlugger White, the home towns From where I sit, Sluggers Dastar hitter, dropped by the other had fee idea Often, like hi Mom,day to talk basebalL and to tell a lot of us tend to giTe adriee inone on himself mat terns withoutSeems Slugger had been baby the other fellows way ofsitting I was doing just fine, things, Even in choosing yourhe said, uriil it was time for a favorite beverage, W beet tochange I called Mom for advice, think of your neighbor If yea Still didnt get it right Then Dad like tea, and I prefer a temperateetmestrniht glass of beer, we should bothPlace 1M dianer like a base play the game and try to unreceiptI Try one or both of theee eonI ient services and see how easy Donovan and Hall, tackles Herrtek banking can be IGeryvs, halfs Dexter team wasPete Crocker and Ziegler, endsBUl48 YEARS AGOIff v x Foyd Randall and wife of St Louis, Mich, spent the week end atOctober 9 to 12 is the Fowlervilk j tne peter Coniways Floyd is nowsecretary to the congressman fromthe 11th districtThe elevator at the MichiganCentral depot at Dexter has beencondemned and closed down It has operated since the coining of therailroad in 1841 K H Crane has saM hit pfopenySmith left last week forCalifC P Sykes and Son are puttingI aevera furnaces at Chelsea is having c building boom Sigler and family have here he willto Ann Arbor of M SEWING MACHINESWe Seryjee and Xepalr AH MakesFree EstimasM Given in Advanceti Sewing Mftcfcke1 A Wfifcor 84P2 Vteekncy 4BBT HHsVvJBvTjslej HKsvBe iSvSj eiW Triester, guards Hicks, eChase, Q B Cashing and Devine, hais Doug Smith, F BMeesdames Rene Miller and Lois Iintner are attending school at the Ypsi Norman Wednesday night andMesdames Katherine ThayerjennielKeUenberger, Mary Jane Tateh and Mrs Rooke Thursday night It lasts16 weeks Mrs Stoyae Campbell was soloistat the MUkUmrj wedding at the ball diamond with you at bat, heA id Foid second base over home t te, and pin first and third base liome plate1 That did itrwfthno errors derstand each others point ofviewiit, 1934, B,, tJationTLOWERS ALL 00WINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANYy pwmqzam vtIMThe People StoreGROCERIES DRYGOODSCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTS FURNISHINGS LINGERIEKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE126,000 of yor rmghbon an now eeyfcf thttrk ehtim dryersEEesSrie Clothes Dryers are LOWEST PRICBDWhen you look for the bsst buy in clothe dryersshop electric And while youreshopping, compare cosfsincluding installationAn electric dryers a bargain compared to line drying, too Its gentle warmth is kinderto clothes preserves their freshness ond bVt, new looks And, great grand maw to the contrary, wsshables lost longerdried away from the sun and the windHtti H0LSTE1N CATTLE SALE 35 HEADAt the Hichey Brothers farm, Three miles West o Pfinckney on M36FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1954 STARTS 100 P M SHABP 20 MILKING COWS15 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLETOWSSix Months Time on food bankable notes a 6 percent HWCHEY BROTHERS PROPRIETORS VTONOH STTH RANKJACK HANNETTMOMS Prise tUH t WJack Jeffrey spent the week endwith Pat Jeffreys and wife at BayCityBog Carr came home from theMcPherson hospital, Howell, lastweek IT is much betterGeorge Holt informs us that dogsgot In his guinia hens last weeknd killed 20 of themBeryl Lewis informs us that he,his brother, Warren, and his moth er are now nicely settled in theirnew home on Dexter Road at Dexter Corners Mr and Mrs Robert Read attended the Do It Dourself show in De troit SundayThe Dr Jim Nash family of Coldwater were Sunday guests at theLynn Hendee home The Gordon Aliens of Lansingspent Saturday at the WinstoBaughn home Mrs Alma Harris has gone to Detroit for the winter Mrs Ralph Hall attended HomeExtension meetings in Howel lastTuesday and Thursday Floyd Watters and wife of AnnArbor called on Mr and Mis J H Hooker SundayTuesday Mrs Francis Robinsonattended a recept in Marine Cityfor Mother Poburn, head of the Rainbow Girls of Michigan today Leste McAfee and wife were inDetroit Friday Sunday guests of the Lester McAfee family were Omar Gaas andwife of Detroit, Durwood Maurerand wile, Ann Arbor, Baxter Hooper of Brethren and Mrs AnthonyBarney of DetroitThe Keith Bradburys of Chelseawere Sunday guests of the L J Henry, family George Clark and Lee Tipladycalled on S Peto and James Docking at Emilys Convalescent homein Howell, Monday Mrs Effie Howe and son of Plymouth were Sunday guests of theWilliam Eulers Mr and Mrs George Roush spentSunday in Detroitj Mrs Asher Wylie was in Ann Arbor last MondayMr and Mrs M E Darrow spentSunday and Monday with the Rev Brady family in Roscommon amiI called on friends in Muskegon The Jackson Assn of Conl Churches will meet at the Pinckney CongI church Tuesday, Sept 28 ati 1000 a m Dinner at noon 1 Walter Clark was in Bristtol, Tenn, last weekMrs Blanch Clark, sons, Vcrnand Jack called at the Edsil Meyer home at Ypsilanti FridayWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville and Mrs Clara Kennedy and sons of Detroit called on MrsEmma Vollmer Sunday The Dr Jim Nash family oi Coldwater and Floyd and Lorena Blackof Chicaga, were Sunday guests atthe Mark Nash homeMrs Thessa Coyle spent the weekend with the Bob Grainger family in LansingHoward Read and wife weredinner guests of the Douglas Swans of Howell Saturday nightRay Burns and wife and KennethFry and wife spent Sunday at the D Conklin home in FarmingtonThe Jack Young family with Viacent Young and wife of Gregory ,spent Sunday with the Bob Young family in Clarenceville George Parkei and wife, Fred j Parker and wife of Ypsilanti andEverett Parker and wife of Ann Ar bor called at the Clfford VaaHorn family SundayBom to Earl Packer and wife ofHowell last week, a 7l lb son,v Edward AllenRex Sackett and family andJames Lunford and wife of Detroit called at the Lawrence Camburnhome SundayMi and Mrs Robert Pike were inOwoeso and Corruna SaturdayMr aad Mrs John Boyer withMrs Ella Walsh and daughter of Webster visited the Frank Dysinger family in Detroit SaturdayRussell Nuofier and family ofLansing called at the Lloyd Hendeehome Sunday Mesdames June and Beulah Hendee gave a prenuptiai shower atthe latters home for Daleene Robinson 26 attended The East Marion Farm Bureaumet at the Ernest Wright home lastFridayThe Lloyd Warner family of Ypsilanti and the Clarence Pratt familyof Ann Arbor called at the JohnBoyer home SundayMrs Lincoln Bergin and daughter, Elsie of Hubbell spent f week end at the Fred Read home Carol Miller went to Flint Friday with Mrs Lyle Jones to getthe latters son at the deaf schooLMis Mae Metz of Howell spentSunday at the Leee Lavey homeMrs Kenneeth Mohlman entertained Tom Mohlman and GeorgeGardner and wives of Strawberryt Lake and the Harold Mohlmans of Iivonia at dinner Saturday in nonor of her son, Jame4irt birthdayJ While playing ball at Patterson Lake at the Masonic picnic Sunday Clare Miler was hit in the faea ba ball He suffered a broken noseand several loosened teethClifford Ketcham k wife of Lansing spent Sunday with Mr andI Mrs Bert Davisi Mrs,Dorothy Dinkel was in Stock t bridge T MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixture and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HestersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UPS3114 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 68119oe SonsS FSECE EVERde luxe PHILGASTAFPAN RangeLimitedTime OFFERAT YOUR PHILGASDEALERS, htttantIifhtlngi removable porrelsla drip trar VVIMKUU oven with ghei wfnfew and oven lightVwith bttfHtnVr signals V9 t 90 minuteV and Uitiwlonentire topVefking area FVicUift flfrffSt Concealed ovci, ere fee UftERAlTRADEIN A LIOW A MCION YOUR OLD RANGENow is the tim to modernize jmukitchen vviih Philgas nWbottled gas for frii and townVu can , and wid, jri find a er value anywhere1 an this bti iul de luxt wmagtl member, too, we will ftoe yni a rous tradein allowance en yourf range regardless of type, make,or c rvvr Fnsy terms, if you wishM PHILGAS APPUANCtS CHOOSEHockey Appliance StoreCashway Store 126 WEST MAIN STREE1, PINCKNEY Sirloin Round STEAKS Lb HGIUL MADESausage LbCHUCK BEEF QoTTCANS OF ROASTS LbM 7 C TOMATOES Chase Sanborn COFFEE ib Pork SteaksLb LEAN MEATYBEEF 3 Lbs FRESH GROUND rvTeeptemfcet 22, 1064iTHE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEROIL HO Ml HIATIRS WITH EXCLUSIVE ELECTRICNo match needed All you do hturn the dial Electric SEIFLlghter lights your heater ALUMINUM COMBINATIONSTORM VWN0OWS and 5iCHKK THESEMATURESIMPERIALAvailable in 2 hooting 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Granite WortReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Fropertf Business OpportunitiesList Your Property With Mt iiiraid Reasot broker 209 North PeartPHONE U P 83166 VILLAGETAXES fijA Matter Days To Pay Your VUIage without Additional Penalty After Octdbw 1 They Must Be Returned as Deliaquent HBLIN REYNOLDS VUlage Treasurer54 5 East Putnam Street Pmckneyy Midagwi ir i 7rrTrwwiiTi Wagoners QrocervPinckneiQuo illy1DW PRICES Wine totfeke OutHoell70oJ2 CLASSIFED ADVSTO RE NTYear around cottage atBig Silver Lake, Pinclmey, Michlt is modem Phone Norgwtndy 22711FOR SALEDavenport and Chair 35 11300 Kelly Rd,Hiland Lake ATEDtChmAwwikirees,Scotch m i II mm j Pine Wute or Mftrwiflftuffpnrf ,FOR SALELarjre Kitehen RanTe 1 Replace logs Wthat burns wood or coal, also eloc Levi Johnson, 25fi34M tric range, 4 burners Clty MichiganNelson Buzzardphone UP 8332 immmmmPinckney, Mich FOR SALE1952 Plymouth 4 toor sedan with radio,andneater, FOR RENTLarg room for sleepFord Victoria, radi ndheater with ing or lighthouse 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return or information Pinckney, Michigan Gorman Kelly FOR SALE 7 room , m bc at UlFOR SALESunbeam Ironmaster West Main t, Pinekney, semiflatiron Gladys ClintonPhone UP 83132 guage double barr modem with oil furajc, Inqoin ofBo Jack 387 Wet Mainel shotgun, 82 special Winchesterdeer rifl with case Phone UP 88123 , o registersnire Rams, Call after schoolMATCH YOUB PROBLEMS AND ohn C Burtr Phone UP fi8277AMBITIONS WM WITHTHESE MLNDiiay Saddle horse laid 2 hind white legsHarvey uarr, Phone UP 882aMODERN BANKING SERVICESQUALITYMEATS FRUifS GROCERIESVEGETABLESFISHMARKET PRICES t AThe longer you examine the list below, the more youll fUnd la it bank ing aexvkes that apply to your prob w lems and ambitions Checking Acctmt Bank Drafts Savings Aeeoont Business LoanMortgage Loans Travelers Cheeks Safe Deposit Box Banking by MailAutomobile Loan Home Loan Personal LoanThe important question is mot whieh but htm many of the modem banking servioee yo ea use to advaa tage Lsf s talk H oftt Pint 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 22, 1954 Description An account of the resource September 22, 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 1954-09-22 newspaper pinckney dispatch